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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-15
From Pulaski County.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.


DUBLIN. VA, June 10, 1872. :,
At this time our county is looking we'll
The rains of the last few weeks have
brought out vegetation very much, and our
grass crop, which was threatened with in
jury, will be ! fair one.
|. Wheat is generally looking well. Oats are
short, but with good season for the next
month will give good crop. The corn has
been kept back by the worms. 1t is now
growing finely. Our farmers generally are
going ahead with their work, andappear con-
tented.
The murdcrers of the colorcd man near
New river, at the last term Of our County
Court, We're sent on to the Circuit Court for
trial.
We endorse Greeley and Brown in this
part of Virginia, rs Il general thing. Your
advocating OF the Cincinnati nominees tells
wherever your paper goes; and where il,
Virginia does not the Dispatch lind its way
We consider it manly to lay aside prejudice
and take the men who have some idea of and
will restore order to our country. Pm.
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Fp1GurFuI FALL or A SoMNAABuLIsr-HE

FRIGHTFUL FALL or A SOMNAMBULIsT-HE
SuSTAINs SERIOUS INJURIEs.-On "Wednesday
night last Dir. II. S. Patterson, an old and
greatly-esteemed citizen of Rockbridge
county, who was stopping at the Central
Hotel, corner of Bridge and Jefferson streets,
retired to his room at the usual hour, but
about O'Clock In the night he dreamed that
he was at his home in Rockbridge, and that
the time to get up had arrived. He accord
ingly rose from his bed and went through a
window eighteen feet from the ground, fall
ing on his knees upon the sidewalk of JET:
lerson street. The night clerk in the hotel
heard him tall, and at once hastened to his
assistance. DR.. w. Otway Owen was
promptly summoned, and an examination
developed the fact that the left knee was
very badly broken, but that no other seri
Gus damage had been done. a
Mr.. Wilkes, the proprietor, and Mr.. Boley.
the clerk, were untiring during the night in
their efforts to alleviate his suherings, and
under their vigilant care he was doing as
we'll last night rs could be expected, but his
suflerings were intense. The physician .eX
poets to restore him, but his knee will neces
slrily he well-nigh uselcss.-Lynchbug Re
publican. @.- -1,i
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DHnADE.LPHIA, RICHMOND <GFEsSs
l. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP sssEssssas
LINE.-FOR PHILAD PIIIN TWICE n
WEEk.-Ste:slners NORFQt.H,. EMPIRE, and J
s. GREEN. conrosing this line, VIII leave Rich.
nond ,. every M4MnAH and TIVRSSD ,A IL
and SATURDAY at the same hour, alternately. .
trpights received daily Sundays exceptetll for al
parts Of Pennsylvania, New. Jersey, aud Delaware
all0for Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans ant
bills Of Mdfng signed through. - 49,. = /.
Freight taken Tor Norfolk at moderate rafes. Z
! Passage TO Philadelphia, Including me;ds an,
staterv0m, IS. Il -. -.
! ". p. PORTER, Agent, s.i7l'e
-e.ra~n No. 2i25 Dock street, Richmond,
r WILLIAM p CLYDE 81 CO., Agents
No. 10 South Wharves,
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T AMES RIVER STEAMBoATeE:N..
y G9Al1P,ASSf ; !. -
,l2 AND Alb kEGgLAR Land tysss

+ I SEz'7i INGS oN,THE JAMES ss.ys5. 81
fs5ts5tsr ~ ~ ~ RfVEr.zsI 81 ~ S4f3 s ssi5F
ALSO. FOR OLD POINT AND ayUE DE
Z 80 L'EAU' iSEWELL'S POINT.
The fast and elegant United Str.es mali steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain &C. GIfFoRD, ieas e.
Conpany's wharf st Rockets for the abDvc-iiatpCC
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FIJI
DAYS. at s. A. b., and returns on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons at a o'eleek.
Passengers connect att Norfolk with the old RaS
Iiue steamers for Balimnre, Philadelphia, aud NcV
York. is. IL -. fI.....Sss,..5. z. ~
Train leaves City Point Tor Petersburg on arsiys
OF steamer. 5,g.g$sss ~
E;,rr to New York s1c st
Fare 10 Philadelphia SC
Fare Ia Baltimore. ...................... o.
Fare to Norfolk. ............4..............
Excursion tickets 70 Old Point and S..YneS d
Eau aud return, 81. Good until used.
Tickets on salelat CARRIER &c cos EXPRESS,
and baggage checked through. a.. -
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS, for Norfolk, Portsmouth. Bos
ton, BALTIMORE, and priHeipal landings on .Chtss
peike Bay. and ali regular landings on James river
Ut REASONABLE RATES. - ~.
ErEight received from a. ~. TIL =. NJ.
Freight for gav-iandings must IN prepaid.
The steamer Sylvester VIII be chartered for eve
ming excursions mt reasonable rates,
I - Il. b. TATUAs, General Agent
Office, Compauy's wharf. q
Rranch sfiee, corner Main aud Ninth streets,
led .@..#'F -
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The CONTRACT FOR THE ALL-itAiL ROUTE
TO WasHINGroN.-'fhe last rlimor is that 1T
is for u term Of fifteen years, and that the
all.raiI route will be used for night trains
only, except during the three winter months,
when navigation OF the Potomac Is likely to
be ol,structed by Notwithstanding
LEDGER.
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et b = Z . -.
Train M. Through mall. md expressl leayes
Greensboro daily NJ 2 a. :h.;r leascn Dan VILE
daily ut di0 &. 81: arrives at ltisiimoRd daiiyitt
1880 =. d.. ggtls - a-yst,....t "a - isz@
Irain No. & Through passenger leaves Green's
bOrO' daily gtcssept uttiysj AT 1:o A h ;tleaseS
Ilapylle ut i:s2 {. M ,arrigcs nj Iichno'd nj s2o
2. NJ. ,siEp;se@ .agsfs ~ 4E-sF ks lESsg
Train No,9 tI.ynchburg passenger ieayes Lynch
burg daily al % A-LM. leaves Burkcvilie at b +.
az. arrives at Richmond at O'Clock Z, si, sS.-s
Trains Nos. and u conlect " Greensboro With
trains on the North earoiihn fasfoad for all points
south. .s..t q
Train No. 8 connects ut BurkcyllIe With train on
tl,e Atlantic, Mississippi and Ulfo railroad for all
points southwest and south.
Train No. connects at Greenebor0 with train for
| Raleigh; arrtvesiithere ut 705 A. NJ. Passengers
leaving Raleigh nc ans F. M. connect at Green's
boro' Will train No. / FOR Richmond. Gsgsfas.s
r. THROUGH STiBKETS 10 all points SOUTH ana
southwest can be rrocttred at the Ticket oafe 10
Richmond aISisDE R.JP. WxEGRR. Agent OF tis At
antic, Mississippi aa,dt ohio railroad No. Main
strptt Ricfitnena. tfci III %3Es tgsst,e59 5tsy /.
| Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule oil this company WIZ please PRINT as Move.
-, z III .Fyity3 Il : John r. NACbfuRDOsstb
| General Freight and Ticket Agsnt.
| emf. = $500 f5s.ls = no s8gEttEFje7
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1900 on $3.50
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
at o'clock L. NJ; Isx3 ! &
aud for WEST POINT daily ut same hour. The
Sunday train for West Point leaves at A. III.
,!.a5f3 t;s4G5xS IT s.ssS5s5E E5ri8..S
Freight train, with passenger attached, leaveS
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at o'clock A.
81, for through, freights to MI points North land
West; and on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
at 9 A. NJ. ,asks .5eS5 tlEaNSS
Freight received daily. carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded. Tbrouglr bills OF iacHn RtvGR
TO all pOinta No freight takenly p1ssenFef tinirE
49, s4l..E .s.5sstssf FARE 3Etrsst "a ~ ss..
From Richmond to BALTIMORE. 400
from Rchinond to Philadelphia. fes
From Rich,nond to; New York.: 10 %
From Richmond 10 Boston4 all rail- s.sl7s s
From Richmond TO Boston VIII the Sound.... Il ~
WILLLAAS. BIZ Gti, Superintendent
). L.!TAYEDE, General Ticket and Freight Agent
Rlch,po,td,Fs ~ n Oh ~ - teS
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. st.rt:z 500 RICHMOND. Va, May IS, 1S12. :,
TTNTIL FURTHER. NOTICE THE SUN.
" DAY EXCuRSIONtTTAINSwt lr leave Rich.
mond and Petersburg EVERY SUNDAY at o a.
b., returning at s r. NJ. Fare for the round trip,
FIFTY GENTS. u! Z ~ Il. B. KA6EYt ~
General Ticket aud Freight Agent !,
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~ go ss.sfCHEsApEAIsls SsSD OHIO RAILRoADst
SPEGIthE ARRANGEMENT: FOR
~ PLEASURE TRAyEE.--un and after Jnly isG
train win leiye Richmond ut l:15 p NJ, arriving
1T Gordonsyillea mt k:25 Z. d., $50
An.expres5 train VIII leave GordonsSiie at CHS A.
III, arriving at White sulphur Springs all Msa
s A. Fl. PERRY,
I te 4-W&S1ms 5s-,,.s General Superintendent
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FROM WASHINGTON.

correspondence oc the Richmond Dispatch
WASHINGTON. lime IL. 1873
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RICHMOND AND DASyUIE5 sAIIJoAn Cn,E
sacr,,,osn l H5s, INTERCHANGEABLE 9naGs ls,s e
liz. RoA-on and af f..ii SffY jung sl
s1.s'tssgs GOING wEsste,s.ss ~. s.:st 81
Train no. a,lgirongh passenger feayes Richmond
Vile 1T 1856 r. II. arrives ut Greensboro ut $40
al. F,4I3'T2 a fsIBy75IS yk
mold daily at $40 * 3; Arrives at Lynchbureat
Tra.h No. Il through mail apd eIpres d leaves
at 956 r. H.; arrives ut Greensboro daily at l225
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DICHMoND AND YORK RIVER
~ RAILROAD COMPANY 'f - 81 ~ -.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE, TRAvEf.s
.s1,ts8 Z 4 Il LING PUBLIC. So
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: SsFsl Train leayes:this depot for IS y y Il a
AND BOsTON,ANp ALL POINTS WEST
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800
1LYDE lem
be given Of
4 saEH /
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
THE o VOTERS.

The Radical press have falsely Charged the
Democracy with sighting III. Irish snL Ter
mans III making up theft State AMI local
tickets. Yet how have they treated their col
"rcd friends whom they have alw ays declared.
TO lie superiur,to Use their own ianxuagt.. to
the ignorant aud degraded Ir;st,.'' The
coiorcd vote in this state is about 80. aa', and
yet not y single one of these coio-cd voters
is placed on the State ticket. They are good
enough to ride in the same carriage, stop ct
the same l:utci and slcrr in the same bed
with lie whites, but When it comes to run
for Office, their loving white brothers tell
them TO stand back. you can ro!e for Us, but
it Wont DO for yoH TO run for Office.
In this county the blacks make up 4, leas,
half OF the Radical party. DO they Gil half
the places on The gadirrl tickct7 Iiars they
not been entirely oyeriookedf has u single
Intelligent colorcd man been called upon to
run for office: Now. we desire 10 Say 10
orr colured friends throughout the county.
that this pretended love for you on the part
of the Radicals. is all sham. They have less
sympathy for you and care really far less for
You liian the Democrats ana the men whom
you formerly served. When you want IL favor
is it not Your habit to cali upon these men III
steal OF your Radical friends? DO YOU not
depend upon them to u large extent for ell
ploylnent and 4 living? TIKI Radicals flsttct
You. butt is Only to get your yctrs. II they
thought As much of you ss they pretend to
think they would vote for you, instead Of al
ways calling upon you to vote for them for
Office. especially when you make up such a
large portion of the party. They take it for
granted you don't thins. AMI consequently
feed you upon tain sot!p wii7Stisy tkceat !oares
and fishes. Now you are frc.men and have =
right to vote as you please. but do you no,
act like slaves when you vote the Radical
ticket blindly without inpuiring whether il
Is to your benefit or Lot? If you gain Moth
ing Ivy 1t. why not divide your vote, Mt least.
with the Democrats. You live among them,
they employ and pay you promptly. they
treat You kindly. and we honestly believe
that it is to yoYr tH:c-ts. in Gtis cosa.s to vote
the Democratic Ticket.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
THE ADVERTISEMENT

And now nj this late day coiics All. S.
Kieroif to help his friend Tuubrnau ou: of a
bad scr,pe, and ~testi!ics that over in Indi-
ana, where he used to live. he once received
IS cents per tract for publishing 4 delinquent
tax-iist. Ne don't care if he received 60
per tract. nor does II matter how many com
p"sitors testify as to the value of the work
under discussion. Our charges against
I'aubman has nothing whatever TO do with
that. II wa: his sworn dIty 10 let Ii cut to
the loves: bidder. which lie did not do.
In Saline county. Peterson bid five CENTS
per tract. but was ruled GU. for want or
circulation; in peitis county it is a matter Of
public notorieiy that tho printer received
but $3.50 for Il larger list. though the Offices
combined and divided the whole amount al
lowed by law. When Taubman brings lis
pets up 10 the rab.ic crib. lie ought 10 allow
them turn about, and not lc; them both in a.
once. llo says the lis. went out in both the
Register and Caucasian. IN this lie seeks to
pai:iate a failure to do his duty in one line
by OVERRIDING it in another. No doubt the
taxpayers would have been satisfied with il
i'll one paper at half the price.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
WoaxLawoaxaLwonxl,,

Oaiy . few dassfemafn until the election /.
Let every Democrat asd every Lbersl IN
Lafayette do his duty in those days. Ler no
one be sat,sied with merely casting his vote
for the ticket. hut let Linn talk and work
with his neighbors and friends. and DO an
he can In helping toroA up 1000 majority
for the regular nominees OF the party. The
Radicals and the enemies OF the people have
brought out independent candidates. Be
not gulled bv this artful dodge. Not one OF
these candidates stands any show OF election.
In voting for them you arc aiding Radical
ism, tue dcadliest foe this county ever had.
What has not cur county suffered at its
hands: Seven years Of Radical misru.e has
hiighted the prosperity of our County, aud
brought bankruptcy to the very doors of the
people. Every man, who Today holds mer,.
ber,lip in the party. had a hand in 1t. lie
has Tor seven years rode in the same train that
like thecar Of III JugSernsut, has been driven
over the necks OF the people. His continued
connection with such n party shows that he
has no re grets for the wrongs .i,,i outrage
he has helped TO heap upon the people. lie,
all such be not only rrhuked ut the polls bu,
forever buried. Let the a.SD Liberals and
Democrats march to TO the polls in solid
phalanX anu forever wipe out The last YES.
tigcS Of Radical power in the cdurty:s
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
WELLINGTON ITEMS.
sCARCiTI OF LOCALS.

SCARCITY or GOALS
Interesting locals from the Little city or
the Sni' very scarce this Week. Every
thing still and quiet DcathIy silence reign;
in political circles: everybody waiting to
hear results of C. Tuesday. Oh. that
somebody would kill somebody, or sonc-
body run OFT with somebody clsc's wife. tia,
you might be furnished with a startling Iu-
cal OF the first water. But not SO, the pco-
pic h~creabouts have the bump of morality
too large to do the hrst. and charity toward
their neiShhors too near perfection - do SO
iooish ANU small paying i thing In lie lat
ter. So foi vii! have 10 content yourselves
and put up with = few dry. hard. NASTY
crlsts this week. As there L. ALWAYS n cain,
before . storm. it is believed here that the
extreme quletude and extraordinary calm
ness which rcisns just AT this time, Is ON
nous OF the great storm and noise among
lic Radicals OH hearing the Results of next
Tuesday. Everybody here are preparing"
themselves with a bouatiiul supply OF cot
ton 10 MI their ears To prevent tbs, great
noise and confusion caused by The Radical.
"a gitten' out Of Office, and the Democrat,
"a sitten. in. making them drop. Why.
sirs, just imagine to Yourselves tiic state of
affairs 1t Will bring about. 4 county ruled
for ten long years by ono party. not an Off
Ger IN II haNi:S been elected ny u majority
OF the people. all having grown rich and Fat
by the Ole party rule. A party that kcp:
the people from voting As long AS they could,
and would still TO-DAY do so If they could
Is the minority that will be given against tho
party aud the overwhelming defeat they VIII
receive the 5th of November, TO be wondered
at? Just look At t:.c figures. Rcyisterc,
in 1870, 2.36i: in 1872, 1900. Are they moi
enough To- turn any office holders head
dizzy! Sdpp"Se you mad been holding office
.for several Years past, you'll. not chem
numerals make yon feel mighty bad: whici,
dp you think yt,u wo1ld do most gracefully,
curse or faint!
MINISTERIAL.
Rev. Eaker. OF the u. T.. Chrrri, Ssuta,
was appointed TO preach upon tiii. circuit.
lie will preach in Wellington regularly once
. mouth, until next conference.
sPEscuArYISG.
Cnpdilstrs Coilins, Hall an,i Young Were
on hand promptly 10 appointment. las.
Thursday. and each made \ tcllin. speech
for the National Libersi Cause. anil upon the
local issues and questions Of the county.
Their speeches were all well received and
gave entire satisfaction to the people.
There were some fifteen or twenty coloret
men ut the speaking, Nv Inch is more than ever
gave audience to a meeting OF the kind here,
which shows that they are becoming more
Inclined To investigate the questions " the
lay, and no longer scniifeIt to listen to one
side only and 10 depend upon what ono party
tells them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
SUIT DECIDED.

A man named =tiills. many years ago,
an Indian maiden and married her after
their simple fashion. She bore him several
children lie subsequently returned to
Missouri aud located i'll Jackson couaty.
where he married and accumulated consider.
able propcrty.ia portion OF it IN Kansas City.
which by the sudden growth Of that place,
bcr1Inc immensely valuable. Before his
death he male 4 will b-queattiuy his
whole estate 10 his niece. Mrs. Truce. His
children Ivy his last wife were named in the
will. and were to receive ten dollars each, but
the children by his former Indian vile were
not mentioned in the VIII at all. Both sets
OF heirs brought suit TO set aside the will.
That Of the white heirs WAS decided adver-
sely to them In kansas City some months
since. That of the Indian heirs was brought
by Judge VIM. T. Wood OF this city, as chief
counsel, assisted by certain lawyers from
Kausas City. The suit was taken by change
Of venue TO tAc johnson county Circuit
Court NJ, Warrsasburg. The trial consumed
the yholc or last week. and was conducted
by Jsiigs wosa In person for tho plaintiffs.
The great point IN CONTROVERSY Us We un-
derstand. 4 the fact aud Legality Of ellis
Indian marriage. II . man fails To name any
child 10 hts win, the law will not presume
an tttcntiou TO d%isinherit. but provides that
isscis child shall receive bis faii aharr Of his
|fsfhefNs estate. 30 thss u thu plaintiffs Ia
'ts,s ease, prsyod themselves to be the chill
htfep o. Gitffs by , Ssas sastswfui Marriage
[ihey are not tlebarred from claiming thcir
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
.rncAucAMAu
Tho Character Of the Paper and its
Editor.

Herstcfore VIC have treated this journal
as = Democratic contemporary. and shown
the EDITOR that courtesy u to those who are
supposed to he battling in the same party
and doing service IN the same noble cause.
But as 1t has become the chief organ Of Rad
ical and independent, candidztes-as i. hot
only refuses to support the regular nominees
Of the party. hut on the contrary lends wins:
little influence it has IN pushing the claims
OF their Radical opponents-as 1t in yf5la-
ton Of all the deceacies of Journalism gives
up its columns to Infamous and covert ai
lacks upoa Us, peither the editor nor the "a.
per are entitled TO any respect ut our hanIs.
1t can nc l5;.ger be called 4 Democratic va
per. for its course is such IS To forfeit all
claims upon the Democrats aud Liberals oil
Lafayette eoGaty, But lis treac.irry to the
party did not begin with the county cam
paisn. II aerer ass been L LsnsS1rSsic paper.
si.her nationally or i2csRs. under il, pre-
sent editorial management. From lie time
Fat Dunsn. the wild, crack -bTainsa iE,postor.
took charge of its columns, it has bssn Il
renal., ucrceusEy sheet. without politics and
without a party. This >a.le Pat" has OPEN
= o"C Su'te VIZ OCSitu A. A.hsi . Ciiiulb
unless paid for it. and il lie uttered the truth
the paper is to-dsy bought UP by Taubman
and the Radical party.
Nationally, willie it claims to he 4 friend
to Greeley and 10 the Liberal movement. it
has dvne Greeley anl the c.Isc more dain-
age than any half dozen GRAFT or
sstIs in she state. Hundreds o. copies have
been SOLD to the North 10 be used ns cam
paign documents Ggains. Greeley. Radical
stuA'p speakers have real tine hithy abuse
and wild rawlings of its n,ahiacai editor to
mass meetings.in order to inspire 0hr north
ern mind with hatred to the Liberal cause.
Ii has sersei Grant and his party far more
etfertually tllan II It had been outspoken
Radical in politics. During the past year it
can but he plain to every thinking man that
the paper, both in local and in u,tional poll
ties. iiss been raa 81 tie is!erss! Of tie Ruii-
cat party. go
The morals OF che paper are 10 better than
its politics. 1t outrages all the prophecies
and iecrhcies Of Journalism. Its extrava-
CANT al'us 81 of Hell without regard TO their
party connection. Its weekly efit.ions of I'm
diluted nestiaess, its shocking disregard of
sacred things. makes il far more fit to enter
deus ottne di-suiute and abandoned than the
homes OF decent people. Ever since Pete
DOMAIN mounted the tripod 1t has been an
enemy, socially, morally anu politically
to the people Of TIL, county. Every issue
Of the paper since then has been an Insult TO
the Intelligence and good taste of our people.
How two sicii nriant hum'uss rs Pete Do
liln aud the Caucasian could ever fastcu
themselves upon sensible people Is 4 miracle
| which we cannOt explain.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
EQUAL CHANGES TO ALL.

Don't fail to notice the great closing out
sale of IL. j. +. Ahrens, of this ci,y. lie has
determined to wind up business. and to AZ
complish this, he sells his large stock of iry
Goods, and everything else in the store. Il.
cost, and will continue 10 ito until all is soil.
He has just received II new supply OF the
latest and handsOmc>t styles in calico. also i
variety of hosiery. ami a good many other
leading Articles. all OF which will he sold also
at cost. Such additions to stock will be only
made In leading articles. in order to srr"r,-
plish itin the shortest possible time. THIS last
clearing out sale of IL. j.. +. .Ahrcns. near thu.
market house,. IF
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
RESIGNED,

Judge Ambrose, presiding Justice of the
county court, has filed his resignation with tie
clerk of the county court, TO take effect on the 81
day ofJanuary, ls.3. 1t will be certified by the
county clerk, and Immediately forwarded to JEFF
frrson City. This ends our long county cour,
embrogliO, to the qualification of all parties.
The people can rely on the above statement and
rest e.Sy.