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sitting of the committee the organi-
zntion was effected by making Hon.
Thos. s Boccck permanent Presi,
dent and two adiournmcnts effected
pos,ponement until q o'clock in the
evening. The South western delega-
ton had, through Mr.. IIol;may% OF
Scott, laid before the business. com
miitee resolution making tie iTmo-
date commencement apd prosecution
TO completion, on Va.&s6il, of thc &
CUMBERLAND GAP RAIL ROAD
obligatory on the board Of directors.
Tic resolution WAS deliberately discus
scd before the committee and was so
IHodified as TO express such q, GsSife,
lat 10 leave tic tinfcA Of ,cOnlmchce-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08
To Make Fashionable Woman.

The Washington Chronicle contains
the following horrid account of what
is necessary in the make up Of Il
fashionable woman. For shame
Take ninctv-niuc pounds Of flesh
and homes but chiefly bones-wash
clean. bore holes in the ears and cut
off the toes; bend the back to con-
form to the Irccian bend, the Boston
dip. Kangaroo droop, the Saratoga
slope. or the builtrog break, as the
taste inciincS: then add three wards
of RULES and ~scventy-iivc yards of
cdging, eighteen yards of dimity, IL
pair Of silk or cotton hose with
patent hip attachments, IL pair of
false calves, six yards of flannel. en-
hroidcrei. one pair balInoral boots
with heels three inches high, four
pounds w~halcbone i'll strips, even
teen hundred and sixty yards of>tccl
wire. three quarters ola mile of tape.
ten pounds of raw cotton. or two
wire hcmiSphercs. one wire basket
to hold Il buShel, four copies of the
New York Herald Cripple Sheet one
hundred aud fifty wards of six or
other dress goods, five hundred Yards
point lace, fourteen hundred yards
fringe and other trimmings. twelve
gross buttons, one box pearlrowder.
IL saucer carinlnc. and an OLE mares
foot, one bushcl of false hair trizzled
and frettcd Il la maniague, ole bun
die Japanese switches, witt rats.
mice and other varrnints; op peck
of hair pins, IL lace ha,dker-
chief, nine inches square withpatent
holder: Perfume with oiar Of
roses, or sprinkle with nine
drops OF the blessed Baty" n
"Wcst End Stuff the head will,
fashionable novels. ball tickets, play
bills and wedding cards. some Scandal.
n great deal of lost time, and terry
little sage: half a grain of common
sense, three scruples of religion, ana
a modieum ofmodcsty. Season with
vanity. aiicctatinn and folly. Garnis!,
with ear rings. breast pins, chains.
bracelets, feathers. and flowers to
suit the taste. Pearls and diamonds
may be thrown in. if you have them.
lf.not. paste and %pinchbeck from the
dollar store will do.
Wiirl all around in a fashionable
and Stew by gasligh, for six
hours.
Great care should be taken that the
hing is not o%vcrdone.
If it does w rise sutfi icntly, add
to the Herald.
This is a highly ornamental dish.
md will do to put at the head of
your table OIL grand occasions, but it
IS not suitable for every day use at
being very expensive and indi-
5estiblc. 1t sometimes gives mcn
the heartburn and causes them to
break, and is certain death to chill
ircn.
If You have not the ingredient at
hand, you can buy the article ready
made in any of our large citics-if,
'ou have money enough.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

The ltuv. DR.. Bcihune once went
on board crowded ferry boat. and
WAS looking for Il seat, when Il man
unknown to him started up and said:
"poctor, take my seat: it is an honor
to give such a MAJ scat. Ever since
| heard of that big church in New
York irving to get YOU away by of
ier:ng you 5000, aud you sid you'd
see EN- id first, have had great
respect for you, and L think it an
honor 10 give you a scat
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08
IMMENSE Less OF TEXAS CATTLE.

Both the late cold weather and the
drought have occasioned snimmense
hloss of cattle in many portions OF
Texas Indeed, the stock interest has
not received for many years such a
severe blow. According to. Texas
papers it is estimated that zoo, OOO
head of cattle have dieu during the
past few weeks i'll western Texas.
The loss has been fearful between the
Guada'onpc and. Neucces rivers. In
Goliad alone 5000 animals have been
skinned, and about an equal number
in San Pat-icio and Carnas counties.
The Herald says that in a space of
m mile opposite Helene, 1000 or
more animals have been skinned.
Within a space of three miles, near
!<cmnedv's ferry, on the Nueccs, 5000
E:ore have died, and many of the car
casscs have been stripped of the hides.
At last accounts the cattle were dy-
ing in Texas at fearful rate from
starvation. After the cold weather
came Il terrible drought, and there
was literally no grass for them to
subsist upon. so the loss of stock in
the counties above mentioned, iii
Victoria, De Witt, Gonzales and other
neimhboring purtionS,this winter and
spring. may be estimated III about
pnc-halt.
The number Of hides which went
into The lnhianula market sincc the
LIST of January vas $4,000; the pun
Der received at somic other places in
February was 5000 which. at 81 per
hide. gives $1l2.U6O in specie.
This heavy loss to the stock men of
Texas is really to be dcplorcd. We
rejoice to learn that abundant rains
have recently fallen owe all the State
and entertain the hope that the in
creased value of the remaining stock
will compensate the wucr for their
heavy loSseS.-NeW orleans Hru-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

\ sarcastic Ohio editor notices that
last evening the c aTtifnl daughter
of Mr.. Loycpuff, the accomplished
and gcmtlemanlv wagon-maker oftiis
vicinity, was united in w"d!ock to
George Bcerstat, the talented artist,
whose charming landscapes are upon
la dashboard of every buggy yer
turned aut of his father-in-law's
shop. and who at stripping carriage
wheels has no peer living since ltu-
i,ens died.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

There is likely TO be no great
amount of manryim" in the State of
New York soon. y bill now before
the Legislature provides that if the
husband deprive the wife of the
society of her relatives or friends,
such action shall be considered sutti-
cicnt ground for divorce. Should
this measure pass, no MAJ in the State
who has not the capital requisite to
the opening of hotel or the feeding
of the numerous relatives and friends
OF his wife, will be able TO retain his
matrimonial goods q week.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

DR.. Chambers beautifully saws;
"Thc little that have seen in the
world and know Of the history OF
mankind, teaches me to look upon
their errors in sorrow, not in anger,
When l take the history of one poo,
heart that has sinned and suffered,
and represent to myself the strug.
giles and temptations it passed thro'
the brief pmlsations of JOY; the
tears of regret; the fecblcness ofpur-
pose; the scorn of the world that has
little charity; the d%essolation of the
sanctuary. and threatening voices
within; health gone; happiness gone
Il would fain leave the cw.ing soul
Of nay isllow maj with Him from
whose hand i. game"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

"A torgctful young woman out west
the other night aroused the inmates
of Il hotel to which her bridal trip
hal led, OH account of her finding a
man i'll her room. The trilins cir
cumstances other marriage that NOR
ming had quite escaped her memory,
and it was %not.until summary, vcn-
gcance was about to be visited On
the offender that she happened to re
collect it.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

Salt Lake City has now Il pepuIa-
ton OF about $4,000, and there are
scattered throughout U'ah sorae 500
settlements and mining districts,
drawing theirsupplies from that city.
1t is p%rophecicd by those familiar
with the country that i'll five wears
the population of Salt Lake will be
100, Ooo, and that Utah will contain ut
least 10000. The trade of this grow
ing country is within the grasp of
the merchants of Sau Francisco, who
have already made certain efforts to
secure il
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08
JUDGE DAVIS.

A Washington correspondence fthe
Chicago Tribnna writes as follows
concerning associate justice Davis,
Of the United States Supreme Court,
the Labor Reform nominee for Pres
ident:
"Many foolish and vague things the
Labor RefUrmers have done, but
not this time. The friend and exc
cutor of Abraham Lincoln, is not Il
character to be p0~oh-poohed in this
alert and grateful period Of the world.
and the remarkable unanimity with
which the journals of the South have
hailed it, shows that the great Hi
noian's character is not lightly es-
teemed In the section which will be
largest benefited by his humanity
and decision as a ruler. David Da-
Wis, to look upon, is a large, portly
man,-the very heaviest and most
solid object which ever approached
the Executive pedestal of the rcpub-
lie. IL elected, he will be the largest
ruler in the world in avolrdupoiS.
lie weighs nearly'30O pounds. and
the color of his hair. skin ana ewes,
indicates a physical health Of like
strength and substantially. His
hair is thick, short. and iron gray.
skin clear and ruddy. and his eyes
keen and BLUSH gray. He
wears the dress of a simple, unaTert-
ed citizen, lives plainly and simply.
life as it happens.li like i phi
losophrr, with good digestion, and
has very perfect health. tone and
steady habits. Asa justice. he is one
Of the most steady and considerable on
The bench, with a strong 'horsc
sense o~fritiz"u's rights and rrivi-
there's probably no mau in
he land more perfectly and tyuirally
III American.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

A negro preacher at a Georgia
carnp-meeting told his hearerers that
they could never enter heaven with
whisky bottles in their pocket, and
urged them to- "bring 'em right up to
the pulpit, aud no would offer 'em
a sacrifice to dc Lord" The consc-
quence was that the good shepherd
was in the evening SO overcome by
the spirit as to be unable to preach.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08


Texas probably has the largest pro-
vision for common school purposes
of any state in the country. Fifty
ieausues Of land have been dona-
ted for the establishment Of a
state university, and four leagues to
each county in the state for common
school purposes, making The aggregate
o~f4,4S5,iG0 acres of the finest land in
the state. Under the present constitu-
ton all these lands have been turned
over to the general school fund, and
TO this fand is ALSO added all the bro
eeeds oesaie Of al. the public lands ::
also onc-fouFth the revcaue from
general taxation, and the poll tax Of
n dollar on each male person over
twensy-one and under sixty years
old. With all these resources, the
school fund, under the carpet bag
administration, Is bankrapt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

AaToEIsl1EO.-A Nashville cob
bier ADVERTISED his Readiness to paw
scventy-l''e cents jtson the dollar,
for old fo'"''"era'c' money and fifty
for the later issic. Gr4*. crowds
came. Th1,nGG"H: who entered
the store had some $500. coo, and his
utter establishment may be better
imagined than described when the
audacious Crispiu drew the pile to-
ward him, and paid owe to the own
cr one-half the amont in notes of pre-
the same value and issue.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08


The United State. is the country,
par excellence, for newspapers. and
their number i, legion. almost every
village having its local press. In the
West they start a newspaper when
they build the first church and first
school-houae, and plant their first
cornfield. This national trait wa,
fully illustrated as far back as the
Mexican war, when newspapers were
established wherever our army pcrc-
trated, for there were plenty Of men
in the ranks who could handle the
rifle and the composing-stick with
equal d~ex.erity. "Docs there happen
to be q printer iierc:' asked poor
dear old General Scott, on one occa-
aion, when he wished to have a proc
1Gmation "4ct up a printer g.!
Fancy his simplicity: more than 300
sturdy typos stepped two PAGES to the
front at the
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08
The grand hall wherein will assem-

The grand hail wherein viii assem-
BILE the Cincinnati convention Inns
been arranged for the seating of 5000
people, the stage alone accommodate
ting 800. The portion of the hall en-
closed for delegates will seat from
/, 500 to 1000. Accommodations for
a hundred reporters have been pro-
and every facility will DO
and very neat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

RoAASTfe.-Our heroine, a beau
tifal maiden of " sixteen, sat On
q NOISY stone, beneath an ancient elm,
CARING upon the rippies ct the elas-
sic EaDgaEson, which sped past her
siippered feet, she waadrearning q day
dream and softly. hnmming her favo-
rite tuee: "Stiii u gently Ger IN"
stealing" when a voice, stern and
bsrsf, fell on hef ear: "Juie, you
moon struck creetur, hey you fed
the gGsiissf" ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

! Tho Indianapolis Fair Association
has voted to hold "Aa Agricultural
Horse. Trot" next June. The. Rev.
IN. W. IibfeS has been ciecfedsAec-
OF the Association, thus, says
q commentator, "presentiHK the un-
usual spectacle of Methodist minis
Ter identified with horse-rAcing.n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

The latest case Of horrible murder
is that Of Mrs. Emily Lloyd, ofLces-
burg, Virginia, who has poisoned her
husband, aunt and four childreu, with
arsenic. 1t is thought n great many
others have fallen victims to her mur-
ferrous designs without having
aroused amy suspicious.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

During the last political campaign
In New York state 4 Mr.. c. Of
View York city, had tbs honor to
address the freeman 0 Niagara conn
~. At the close Of q meeting held ct
TIA tall coantryn,an aross and
said: "sfr. C~hairman, l move .
that a vote OF thanks be given to the
speaker"-herc Ir. C. bowed his
head, and the moyer a1ded-''for
the beautiful storiey ne 1ias told as
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08
DIR. johnson, when in the fullnes.

DIR. johnson, when in the fullness
of wears and knowledge. said:
II V take up a newspaper bmt
what find something tina, | would
have deemed it a loss not to have
seen; without deriving from it i'll
struction and amusement. The
newspapers in Johnson's time we're
mcagrc enough compared with those
of to-day. Now a yearly newspaper
volume is a perfect encyclopedia.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

The presidents brother-in-iaw our
distinguished Minister to denmark,
has capped tho climax. His exploits
al the Copsahagcn court have became
30 notorious thai the Minister Of For
sign Affairs lisa decided to demand
hi. recall. The Diplomatic cospsrs-
fuses to associate with him. Habitu.
al drunkenness Is - Of the ofrcnses
laid atths door OF the ex- Rsyercnd.
II Ulysses 10 ~ jesloas Of IN, reni,1.
ton Of his family relatives 81 we ~,
him to be, Brother Cramcr may vi
involve ns in q war with the Daniyir
goyernmsnt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08

Chicago item, from the Times :
"a styiisl-lookinS lady sat in one Of
the front windows Of the Madison
street House OH yesterday afternoon,
flirting her handkerchief. Forty
.'ihoroughbreds" stood on the
opposite side OF the street, each one
fondly imagining he was the lovely
biped for whom she sighed. One
bold, bad ma, venturcd up stairs and
Knocked at her door. Her husband,
who was lying on the sofa, got up and
opened 1t. Subsequently the b., b.
m. was Swept up" AMI bis remains
will be buried to-day"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-08


LIBERTY or DEST.-Train asks 4:
GLOW a any one for a moment cal
culate on Gen. Grants reelection :
See the changes of an hour: Isabella
pitched out of Spain: the Pope out
ofltaly Napoleon out ofFrancc: "
coon makes way for the Nikado in
Japan: Tweed drops like a lump of
mud out Of Tammanv Fisk shot like
4 dog and now Gould. Yesterday,
the.king of a thousand miles of rail-.
sitting on an empty beer barrel, in
the back ward of the opera house con-
templating the rules of ancient Rome.
How a corruption, fraud. lling,
hypocrisy. nepotism. poker and
whiskcy. hope to force, with a FIVE
twenty i'll one hand and a bayonct in
the other, the entire Dent family
down the starving throats of the
American people,"