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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-04-04

trAH has population Of $1,000 and
luion, while the appointment bill
passed Ntlhis session declares that no
territ,ry shall he admitted ~ a state that
has not sufficient population for one
representative in Congress, which re
QuirrS $4,000 The Mormons claim
that the federal census undertakes them,
and they hive sent their constitution for
u state to Congress 1t will he rejected
Of course, until hey give up poly gamy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-04-04

Hon. |. L. WALEEE, died n!
milwaukee, on the night OF
March Goth. Mr.. Walker repre-
scented Wisconsin in the L 5. Sen
ate from lSi5 to lS4S and was a
presidential elcctor in Illinois in
184l. Since his return from the
Senate he has practiccd law in this
State.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
remain the opposition, than TO be a

remain the opposition, than TO be o
pctted member Of the dominant
onc. We have M word to saw about
some editors who have claimed 10 be
Democrats, aud now have a longing
o the flesh pots of Egypt. We say
that q man thot abandons his party
because it is in adversely, is no bet
'cr ihai u dcscrtcr, and he should be
let 90 with rejoicing. in the camp. If
&c Is All accession to the enemy i'm
number, lie will, by his rottepuess of
political principle. help Kill their par-
ty by bringing it into bad rcputc with
';"cent people. Let the Democratic,
party be thoroughly reorganized: let
our National Central COMMITTEES see
that all the STATE Committees are in
working order; let them III turn see
their County Committees are in
similar order, filed with live men
'et thesc IN turn see that there are
thorough township organizations,
adapted TO the different localities; in
vite the liberals, who are really OPP
posed to Eadicaiism and the admins
trliion. to join the Dcmocraticp party,
be they ! rbc they low, and our
word f. The Radicals will find
that the - yer lively corpse to
watch I'D keep them i'll order.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
Arrest OF a Judgo,

KANSAS CITY, November FL
Judge Pnilanucr Lucas. OF Liberty,
was arrested last night by the police
OF tiiS ciiy for drunkenness, Gisur.
derry conduct and carrying concealed
weapons. IL seems that several
monte incn had been tried in The
Judges court tuesday and fined. but
1t Is alleged that Lucas, not being
satisfied with that punishment, at
tempted to inci,e a mob to hang them
and their attorney, which was nearly
accomplished, they making their c.
cape 10 another station and taxing
the train 20 Ills city.
Lucas came over YESTERDAY morn
ln3. and meeting the ncn here, had n
difficulty and was ARRESTED. Il, above
stated. lie was ruroich. and aI.nwrd
to go 10 his motel. 1t lis charged in
the papers that his luminosity TO the
ilo;itG mel arises from his having lost
heavily by betting with them. His
rondIir! Is severely auimHivrrtri
upon by L." Panrr+. ana some OF them
lur Ills IN iuraclilrtai.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
The Democratic PARTY.

. Oar Radical friends are disposed to
make themselves quite merry over
iis result OF the late Presidential
election, and they delight in saving
that it was the death of the Demo
'ra'ie party. They are, VIC are sor-
~ to say, echoed b. some sheets tina,
were carried away with enthusiasm
"rer the great Liberal moyemcu
which was 10 sweep the country as
a tornado. We never were quite as
much enthuscd as we might have
been, Though we gave in our adhesion
cordially and frankly when we "a
iha, it had assumed the magnitude Of
q party movement. Now the battle
has been fought, the experiment has
been tried, and we are not sorry that
II las, asit was a movement Of such
ana'ure, that when once started, the
party was aimost compelled 10 follow.
Iiiat We failed was because we could
not unite the party, and because
there were next to no Liberals.
THAT there must be mn Opposition
party Of some kind &. ,.,c.cv;.
d.nt; that this opposition ps,,v
will be the Democratic party Is ius,
80 evident TO us. WHO are the her. !
sons fiat clsim that the Democratic
party Is dead: As far as our ob,cr.
walton goes, they are Radicals, whose
wish IL father 10 the thought: Lib
erals, WHO want TO start a new party,
because they have been left out In
the cold ; and few so-cailed Demo-
editors, who arc chasing bread
and butter, and who think there is
more ei,apee for them 10 lead in a new
tbaa in one in which they are
known AS for Hs, VIC were born q
just give ug the old FASH
article, based on Justiee, with
he word sexpedieDey" dropped ont
" the platform, and we prefer 10
SgI,t In that party, though II always
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
.he exercrse or ans anthoritr ),

the exercise of any authority over
The county. / have it from Mr..
Douthitt, the father of the Killed
man, that he has Instituted snit in tfs
halayette circuit court against forty
Two Of The citizens of Washington.
Davis and Freedom townsbins for
nifty thousand dollars damaoes' and
It Is his iniention to prosecute tho
oHenders OF tlle~faw also before n
United States court under the kn-
klux law.
These proceedings, as well as tI,e
determination of a majority. of tjs
people OF Lafayette county TO stop
al further acts of violence, with n
iuil khowiedSc Of their own best in
tcrcsts, and also the intentions of
your exceliency made known to them
by myself, will prevent the recur-
renee Of the ~disgracerul acts anu,
actually break up the unIuwfuI mr..
ganiZatiUn.
am also certain that they will
submit to any process OF law that
ma be Instituted against them. I
Returned - this l.I..c. Yesterday
morning arrivin. here at one O'clock
T.. VI.
have the honor to rcspec,ful:v
limit this. m:v req, r., to YOUR cs.
rcllen"y aud remain.
very respectfully Your exccIlcnry:s
obdt scrv'i. lSigned1
ALBERT sIGEL.
Adlutan;-tcncral of the State OF Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
CoyerHo. Woodscn.

We arc glad that Gov. Woodson
'iii'"''nccs IN advance that he will
o permit his name to ic used i,
connection with the s;euaIorsh;r
We think that it is Il bad practi,. rnr
The GovcrnorShip of Il State to be
made the stepping stone to the L. :
senate 1t would lie worse in Ibis
case Than usual. rs Gov. Woodsou
WAS enthusiastically named as The
Democratic gubcrnatorial candidate
10y the convention at Jefferson CITY
more because he was not an ot:ir.
seeker th"n for any other reason
VOW that he has been elected. urd
his services as Governor ,rc
desired, ii would be ~ungratcrul f.,
MS party for him to accept Senate
llo:iurs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
-
Funeral Of Dr.. McMurYy.
From The Independence Herald. slst. 5

From the Independence Herald. slst.
On yesterday evening at 3 O'Clock,
all that was ,mortalo o. JOHN q. Nc
hurry WAS ccnsigned to tile tomb.
|H,sremains were foliowe ed tOiisiast
last resting place by o largesbodvo of
Borrowing and srniputhizing friends.
Alarge body fiiis old comrades
ex-esnfederaics-gathcrcd together
to pay a true and holy tribute to
one who had gone through so many
battles with them, and who had ac-
quilted himself rs q soldier, braye.
earnest and patriotic in the service of
his native land. and who had with
them, up to the present hour bat
tied with all the strength OF q noble
and devoted manhood in the battle
oflife. winning laurcls of love and
admiration. AMI the pIaudit Of true
and worthy brother from his fellow
laborers in the van of life's conflict.
The Masonic order took charge of
the remains ana conveyed them to the
NJ. +. Church South, where the Rev.
j. I. a. Henderson preached the flu
neral discourse, commenting to all
the noble charity and warmth ofheart
of the true friend who had but so late
ly passed away. lie babe them pre-
pare TO follow him, if not in a few
in Il few short years at best.
Rev. 7. NJ. Cobb spoke Il few word,
ofsolemm warning to the living, when
the body was again given up 10 the
brotherhood O! the mystic tie.
The procession Il then formed
Observation-Disclosures i'll iroat, followed bv
the Masonic Societies Ia r;ll Process
ion. innmr.'iatr!y III rear Of then,
came The hcarrc containing The corp.c
followed 10y t!i~ relatives and personal
ia -: r.a-"S. still followed by |
"A long la Il c!"riasas containing"
other friend :.i:,t a"q2air:ancrs OF
the GccSa>,.i.
Al the "r.v' tie las, solemn rites
I II The dad were performed bv tn.
S.a>.ri' ir thrt hood. and the bod,
ri J"inl II. @c1Hrrv was consigned Il.
rs E:0ti'rr cartii--to that La: rest
'irg place. Tia. iiarruw grave wherein
all mankind slrill sleep.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
So. louis Bridge,

ST. Louis, Nov. 23.-Some annre-
tension having been felt that ,he
building of the tunnel which is now
under process of construction from
Tie brisdc 10 the probable site of the
grand union depot, in the vicinity
OF the present Missouri Pacific denot.
Will damage buildings aud unGcces-
sari!y obstruct business, several
large owners of properly on the
route have held meeting to consider
The matter. Resolutions were aGon,-
recognizing Tie Importance and
necessity of the work, but that The
interests OF business men and prom
cry owners along the line should .i,r
properly protected. y cumliIttr;.
Was appointed, charged withikc duty
"l requiring the Tunnel COMPANY 10
use great rrccaution III the prosr.u-
non ni their work, also to rrGnire of
Inc cay government arieid surcryi-
SION Of tie construction of ,b,. ,un-
il"i, G':"rr such condition is >l.yl!
t.ic~ unnecessary Interruption
"i business, or,iijury To persons or
property.
Captain E;"ards. Engineer Of the
Brid4.c Company, was present and
assured the meeting that the cou,-
and ciEhankmcnts aiou,r ,hr
Ere OF the tunnel wUlli not i. in
i"r"t by explosions, FOR wo,:id iI,.
buildings be harmed b.. the yjirn-
mons occasicncd by the running of
va
The tunnel will ran I'D to WASH
lh@ioii avenue To Sixth street. c,rvc
,''clncr to Eighth anh Locust. and fol-
Eighth street 10 Clark nyeuur
III VIII be constructed by cxcaya.,
III" i"fty-el=ht feet vide and from
"th'y to t~wcniy-scven feet drru.
out only the length of on. block vii
"p"uet at a time. so that t.rrr
nay " The least possible obstruction
10 business.
lh" work will be completed hy
~" iiiic the bridge is .i.isl!cd. wIi,i !
WI be about Tie m.dd!c Of next
thinner. $500
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
Terrible Fire In shsibIna.

SHELByvrLLE, Mo-, Nov. 20.-At
= o'clock yesterday morning a fire
broke. out in Muenchfs saloon, on the
cast side Of Center street. and spread
north and south until the entire
Diock was consumed. The following
business houses were destroyed: The
central house, Shafcr Il WiHtelcy's
millinery store, Rogers Il Mead's
meat market, j. Il. Norris boot and
shoe shop. MueHch's saloon. Mrs.
smiths millinery storc and w. "A.
i'ia,r.s tailor shop. The amount COW
cred pyl INSURANCE Il small,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

The slave trade is III 3 more -four
ishin% condition than il has been for
Il good msny years. During the last
year 10000 slaves have Teen exported
from the eastern coast of Africa. and.
as the great maritime bowers of Eu-
rope, with the ,sip@ie exceptions o.
Great Britain, haze declined To 60
with the United States FORTS
suppression. it seems prchHiie that
the traffic will increase rather. than
decrease in the future.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
or DER OF PyRLIcar,oN-

sTAiEoE MissoEmI, ,.: :
LAfAi EITE LorNrY. {ss :
IN ,iic Probate Court OF LAFAYETTE countv .s,.
alijourped term. is7s. Nus
oM nj this day comes Bette i,epp;,r -,
~ ministrntrix Of the estate Of Sr.hass, a ~
ny y deceased, and presents to The Gour;
nsr peiit,0a, Rrsytns tor an order for ,hc ami. ~
20 much q, the real ESTATE 81 s,i n
,sre 4 rs WI! pay aud satisfy the remair.
ING aebls du. by said estate aud VET un,,,id r-
s man. o. sufficient assets, accompanied IN Inc
I'm snr,, >, L.s.s anu Inventories required BY law
dcrssi that NIL persons interested in ssit Lsssut.
nohhel thai application Us aforrsald b.s na Pc
ms.ir. and thnt unless the contrary br ssnsrn o IN
Oh before The Hrst. day Of the NEXT term III ~ NJ, ~
eonr,,lo be hetl on the sixth isx n, ,n, ~
ibs is.a, ~ ordsr siifL. mafe for The sale of
dsesas !. 4, Il inhcaof thu real esi.fts ~ said
skid debts. eso payment VI
ani Y r fngihrr artirred that a rnny hereof
pe friased III the Lexington SSe,Ilv n, .m;rsr.
= Newspaper lrshisi IN sai,L county OF Ia.
80. !. tsaf Nseks successlve.y, ihe Last
~ ,sra.,fi 20 ts 9 issst ION Ntsks before he
4 ,1,,n nisnto 2. 1he next term Of Ills court.
novss-sw JOHN BsnuRpEH, clerk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

Mr.. Charles II. Mansur made a
most gallant, though unsuccessful
night for Congress in the Chillicothe
District. lie made eighty-tive speech
es aud never disappointed an audi
emce sometimes speaking twice n day
The District has always been consid-
erel q hard one, as il embraces five
OF j heaviest Radical counties in
the State, and to have come so near
CARRYING II for Democracy does credit
10 Mr. Mansur's workin. qualities.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

Emigration from Italy to the United
States has increased TO eacii an extent
.ha, Tie attention Of the government
vas Des' called to il. 'Signor LAMA,
resident OF the Council aud Minister
Of The Interior has written to tho
Projects OF the Italian Provinces In
quiTing into the cause Of 60 many
persons leaving their homes.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
ora Greeley carries seven States
votes arc as follows:
vote of h~E;sSour;,

All Inc counties have been heard
nom and the total vote stands:
'rcci"y, 1888; Grant. 1l6.4l7:
oreeicy's majority, 33,u2I: Woohson.
i'i.4'o; Henderson, 12l,37o; Wood
majority, 90, 1893.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

The president has appointed Mr..
William Patrick u. S. district attor-
ney at st.isonis in place of Chester II.
hruin, elected Judge of the circuit
court. His competitor, we under
STAND Was ex-Goy. Fletcher.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
MARRIED.

Two miles east Of BtownsviHe, ut the resi-
sons, y, Rev. Mr.. A-Earlaai, Nj. SIT HIS,
antAiss pAidA rARseSs .aii Q s.iise county.
0aswednssdaE Nov, N 1s.ab y Rev5T. L
Smith, Al lbs rss.deser ef her 6rothestin-iaw
y. wing. Mr. HENRY CDR NN1.H. al
Saline eeuafy 20 IIss ENiIY WI
q yof tais e.saH.y. ssAttshsiants: MriSWmls
cai:asrc, OF Wayeriy, al Miss Sulire L, sn,itb.
dsISh'sr Of the Gineiaiii clergyman.
on the lSsa last. Ut the home of brides
father. by Raw. DIR. Montgomery, Mr.. SAMUEL.
DAVIS 10 Miss JULIA NEWTON, all of Sa-
line county.
Near HiEginsviiie, Lafayette 60, Nov. q,
JESSE ST. CLAIR. of Gsorsetowa. Nv. To
Miss ANNIE BELT, Of Lafayette.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

BIG FIRE IN ST. LoUiS.-The lam
moth porl; lacking house of John j..
it"c u Co., of st. Lunis, was destroy
ed by fire Tuesday night about IL
clock. Loss over 100000. The
pork house and smoke house was toll
crabiy well filed with meat, all of
which was consumed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

Mrs. Fair attempted to deliver a
lecture IN San FraDcisco, cnti,Iea
"TIc Wolves in The Poia," but ,i,o
wolves eongregated TO the number or
and I%ntimidaied her With
threats Of mob violence.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

1Ac G!'lciniaii Commercial thinks
That an American Pope may Succeed
Plus IN. iherrarc reasons for be-
'!c"ing that Archbishop Purcell mav
be the preIate who will next fill the
chair OF 81. Peter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

We iIave. heard il said Il number Of
times that Mr.. Greeley is the worst
h"aton cunlidatc whoever ran for,i,c
Presidency. This is Il mistake. Sew
"r:il candidates have received fewer
electoral votes than he will obtain.
In 1882 Henry Clay Only had thirty
nine electoral votes. In 1919 Martin
Van Buren,. running for rr-c!cctiona ms
President. had but sixty votes. In
1852 General Winfield Scott had
foriy-two votes. In 1864 General
Mcclellan lad :~wenty-one, and iii
1868 Hcraiio Seymorc had eighty
Ind. News.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
Music Binders, Violin N Guit,r
Strings, Piano, Guitar, Flute,
sioi'n, nc!edeon and Bsarto
instructors, Piano aad
Sheet Mcs:c.
EAND 4 CHURCH MUSIC ROCKS
rrvG-!v
oRnS:Es HE FERTILIZATION.

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Hi-;!h oF iisS0-nI,l
I.AFaYEITL CDrXFY. rs
Ia thS i''"t:ste Cur. u Lafayette county, ais-
souri,, October adj Ura"d term, 1872.
~ ." at hi, dag comes John r pos,.,
- afntiasstritpr citar estate OF john 4. po,,on
20. SO, ai.i ireseh'sio the Court his prt,;iun'
s'f!IEE .Hf ah order for The safe ofsn i,,,r, -,
s,,i 81 ss!a.e Of said deceased ms will pav and
al ~ '.e remaining debts dwc by salt r.lat,
500 w aitt," a !or want ui sufficient assets. NJ
s"ititsnie'fby the accounts, lists and iny,n,,r;.s
- =! VIA such eases; on exa!n;natIou
M."i."t ~ Is ordered thai I'll persons intsrcsi.,i
,f,,cs I,.ite ne notified thar application ms
n.oIssaiu ms aecn made, aud that rnlirs, ill., eos
t M! ns sh?Wn on or before the next Term Of
- INIT u oe 'i.id Oh tue first Monday in jan
uiFy, 1858, M order viii be Inl,,. G,r IN. al. ~
'.e Waois, or 80 much OF the real state of said
said t:sbts. 'ne payment y
Ann IL Is fnrthtr ordered that u copy hereof
:. pi'usu IN the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
newspaper printed in said county OF La
"a x,te' lot i",,r weeks succrssively, the last in
osIuon tot,c at least four weeks before the oo.n-
aehcsihent OF tue next term OF this court.
octso-5w JOHN E. BUEabEN, Clerk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

ieiieral Ciuseret has turned up in
Geneva, where lac is living in retire
ment. lie escaped from Paris In tho
disguise ofa priest.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
Lafayette County AHaI.s.
Report OF Adj utan,.ceneraI sisei.
HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF MISSOURI, J
ApJrTAST GESEEkL's OFFICE.

HsADorAHTERs, STATE OF Missouri, J
AbjuTAST G~ESEEkL's OFFICE, 7
JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. ID, lSs3. J
Especial Orders No. %
1. Having become aware that a
state of lawiessiic.s exists in the
county uf Lafayette, the adjutans-
general Of the State ishereby directed
to proceed to the county aforesaid,
and TO aid the civil officers OF the said
county in enforcing the laws. ard if
necessary, call ont n detachment of
for that purpose
BY Or,lrrofilIe c3lilnanhar-in.chief
ALDER SiGEL, Adj't Gen.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

Ida Greeley now OWES Chapoacua.
t having been bcl9eathcd TO her by
her mother.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
An Infamous T!:;Ur,

The na-ii"st rui.ian in the Jnitad
STATES i the beast who does III.
graph" Turtles" "ii"rbta-tso. p."y.
Tia i.aTp"rs. Wi:i: A.irs. G:.riy,
was dying. this wretch got uut "a.
linin"n>c cartoon representing NJ.
Greeley borne motiniililv to the
grave. prone on hI> bier aud stiff
and silent III dc".ih. There lie was
Drawn is dead, at the ti,ur lis Wiz
Was dying, anil lie WAS Watching her.
IL IS ~" matter uf surprise hat the
hrl'nb,!can Campaign Committee ol
New York bought 10000 cuui;., OF
this paper t"g distribution. I'll"
" graphic Sroundrri,' Mr.. Thomas
Na>t. /, the same who pictured SUM
'i"r Oh his knees ut the grave OF
hr""k-. Verify. llarpcrs' paper is
.iaurn"' Of (Nnr'I;"r;D Ciyiiiza-
'ion.'- L!mrhburg News.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
INDEPENDENTLY Nor,c,

7 EGIERs e; ai.niaist,stio, m H.,
A -h.d, I tisbuGs ttcl..AAu, yn.e .,..nt.l W
ta.' ,i:'IrrsiSlsd oa the -s;h Ia: Of o. i,rr' IS
.. t2s iEi.slatr 'GUTs II l.ai.yt t;. ca,;:f, n,'
All i5rrSome h4yih'. cis;.nis .rEfns. III, "a.
- 80, :'rG {" sNiih. them Ior all ny nr.. IN
~ ai,A,';tNir1iur, within Gae year afl.r.tsr. Ia, ~
any benruI Of sUch csi..,; aaI i, snci, ~ ~ iIiiii
n,i, 'S.,'.i.'"'i ".inii t,sGlr years from line dat ,f
sa'a letters, ti.y VIII la. forever barre,t ~ VI
noy20-st apJttN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27


he editorial page OF the New
ri Herald has Improved since the
Heath u -Ilr. Benaetl.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

-tf CONNECTIONS;
AtSt. Louis with all raj! aud river lines r.s;
Sorth and south: at Mexico with Louisiana Ms.
siiuii !i.utr for Chicago aEd tue East ; nj NuhrrIy
Win i"irao, Watctsii anal Western f:a!lvr ~ ; AT
atacoi with HIi,n t!,ii and tJo i.ailr.,ld.
~ Monifon Win Burlington and SOUTH Western
Saiir"ad- for Burlington, IT. Aiadis,f, -p,i
AeohGS ~ ptt;iniwa with Central !saiirrsI al
IOWA, Des Moiaes falisy, and Buriinston ana
Missouri, River ltailroa,Ii iur vi. Paul, Mipnr.no-
us, Mason City, Des Moines, IT. Bodse. auti an
iowa anu Ai!nnfsofa points ; ut Chillicoti.. with
Iianhibtai and 81. Joseph Railroad ; at Harlem
nun hansus City, ST. Joseph aad Council Hun.
tsaiiroad Tor Lsnvenwor Atchlson, NebrasLs
ny, SnIhch Biuiis aud umaha Lath,Up with
Iiannii'al and 81: Joseph Railroad, CaIaernn
Branch (; Mt Piattsiurg With chicsyo, n T AMI
fscihc itaiiroad, South cstern Erauch , .t =,
Joseph With st. Joseph and Denver Ci,y ami
KANSAS lilly, 81, Joseph and Couneii f,,ua ~
isatiroads ; nj Kansas City with Kansas paciG.'
MISSOURI River TT. scott and Guir. and I s,,ran,,
worth, LAWRENCE aud Galveston RaIIrns,is ~
laWrrnce. Topeka, Denver. Fl. Septic. tJifaws
ami all points In hansas. Cuiora,,a
sew Mexico and California.
PULLMaN's PALACE cans
gun through hotween ST Let,is and knps,- ,.,,r
tt.o'.i"n aud ST. .iogSl.h, and b.tn,c,, Il ausas
Eha thit.sso. without cA;;nsr,
AZ aLut.Sh tickets Tor sale 10 all iHaortgnt
+. CHANDLER.
Gen, Passenger and Ticket AIT. 81. Iouis.
W. AN HORNE,
THos. JOHNSON,
Ticket Agt.. Lexington
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
tyIsHE uaftnerShip terstolore .i.i..-
name ai b~otsitrsS Gisygtfs his sv 4, NJ IN. sae
we'd BY mutual cut,scst.s E.fthcr one 4 Z sns;sss
Afl,pcrs.,ns in%ilst;e,i by arconnt III unr aaassnsss
aud settle Without dpiv s-ss SAl
no,a1s, q poTEtER.
TuuS b. CLAGExTsl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

y Kind Of tea shat readily sells for
one dollar Il pound grows in Pennsyi-
vania.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
Irw advertisements.
NII.UtT %, isI..
CEEEAENS~ OF

MNYoR's OFFICE,
SOTcinbrr %, lsI..
CITIZENS OF LEXINGTON.
'yNHE snsll-FoSis prevailing in St. Louis. and
4 Is sprtsiin- along tie lines of the diacrrnt
thlirrf''s throughout the staff, and may soon be
eAprrttu mere. The cOCgiy has taken measures
u, put the Pcst House in order for the rrcep,ion
OF Patients, aud furnish it with nurses, &c. II
s.iiii cal me attention nf the City Council TO this
oiera'e WIN the county IN drv;sinr ami carving
u system of sanitary measures Inow cali
who has not been racrinate1. to attend tn MI,
,n n". without delay. BY prompt ead vigorous
,neasur1s, mitch suffering and nisny deaths ma,
roS5!-lt hc-,npr>
- Register ard Caucasian cory one tirie.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

Mrs. }. TAYL0H.
I'"rin-1 ur"hHsh'fth, Ugh, Of Latrr.;tc conn.
- -"'. " ''!.,i - 2s':.r: . ssii I.;Eis % rau,.
a.! ;'i = si'.r-i IN o""rrrparrd:1 10 ,irf,,r
- l. y" ii.-iu:IG. II: olt ana yoa "!
-. TX EECTar;IoD.
n",-i-in -.
: s.s'er '"'' gar'st,it,. !l-..sr copy on.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
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