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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
. Kentucky News.

We learn from the Maysvillc Bul.
letin Of the eth that five wcll-dc
veloped cases of The ]cpizootic Lav,
appeared in that city.
The Alsatian cmimrant, who arrived
at Lexington the other day wer,
Immediately employed by Colonel j.
Warren Grigsby, of Lincoln county.
Two gentlemen in Lewis county.
with pack of hounds, recently ia,
down AID captured two deer. Sucl
a thing has not been done in that
county for twenty years past.
Rev. Vim. Owslcy GoodToc. for
merly editor of the Lexington States.
man, has become a minister Of the
Presbyterian church. lie preached
the other day ut Ebenczcr church in
Mason county. Elder {. W. West.
OF Cynthiana. now preparing for the
Christian ministry, wes,scvcral years
ago, editor of the C~ynthiaua Demo
crat.
The Trigg county Democrat SAYS :
"The oldest man in this county j.
Eli Ingram, Esq, living between the
rivers, who is ninety wears old. He
has had his coffin made and stored
away, ready for use when the imcvi,a-
bic time shall come. He is seeking Il
divorce from his scco' wife, will,
the view of marrying a third one"
From the Lexington Gazette I:
"Ss"eral agents who have been pur-
chasing hogs for parties in Cincinnati
and Louisville, received orders on
Monday to close operations, and not
to'buy another hoof, owing, it wa
thought, to an a%pprchcndcd money
panic consequent upon the Boston
fire. One firm, however, Mcssrs.
Harp II Peel, continued to buy all
that were offered at So IS per hun
dred. gross. They bought four l.un-
dred head at that price, and arc still
in the market
The Lexington Press says: "Thc
business OF the Elizabctlltowu, Lex
ington and Big Sandy railroad is be-
coming such q feature in the railroad
line rs to attract considerable attcn-
ton. In the freight department, no
less than ten trains daily, loaded with
cattle, hogs, and other stock, pass
through our city, and the passenger
train has increased nearly two-fold
since the new timetable went into
effect. The Big Sandy is an institu-
tion in which Il people take great
pride, and when the eastern division
is completed, giving us al unbrokcn
line of road cast, we may then realize
some of the benefits which follow az
enterprise SO great
Tie Lexington Press SAYS: "Mr.
F. p. Bedford, of Bourbon county.
has twelve steers. probably The iarg-
est and ffncstin Kentucky. They are
said TO average the enormous weight
Of $500 pounds, all reds. and rcans
and thoroughbrcds, having been
raised by him, aud the produce oflis
best cows. IIo has sold the lot at
ten cents per pound TO Mr.. VIM. Fer
guson. of that county, and they will
be. shipped TO New York for the
Christmas market"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

Ida Greeley Tow owns Ci,sppaqHa,
I having been begae atbed to her by
her notarr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

Use DR.: Henry's worlds Tonic and,
Hood Puriaer.;
It is the great household remedy. pleasant 10
take, yet potent for the prevention End cure Of
diseases. It is better than Bitsrs. Cordial.
Bucau or sarsaparilla. Sold by Druggists
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

DR.. Menry's Roo q Plant Pins.
MID yet t~horoash-no nausea or q ipins-ea.
tireIy vesetabie-great liver rsmsdy. Prioo Is
cents. Sold BY Druggists.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
Mrs. Whites mb's syrsp.

The great soothing remedy. Price ea.y Is
esais. Gives rest 70 the mother and health 70
lie child Eo,d by Druggists.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
LANDS.

90 ACRES Gardening Lands for sale, in
w rtirti lois and on such terms ar will moi
nan '1 -hit purchasers. Said lands -itua;. one
ln'lr sC'iil "I Lexington, Of easy access 10 city
miIk'i, DC. f"r daEt!ruiar., apply to
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

Aokind Of tes that readily seIIs for
one dollar . pound grows 10 PsnusyI-
yanis;s .
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

FlNHE Arm of Geo. :. McGrew & Co., WAS dis
1 solved On tire 9TH day Of November, lS...
All persons indebted 10 the late firm are requested
to call AID ,ciii" without delay. rs the partner
ship business :At.st he wound ur.
GEO. =. McGIsEW,
EUy!JJt j. l.. MCJIsEH.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
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In tht Eng7ih Language.
BY VIM. SMITH, LII. D..
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS:
A!St. Louis with all rail aud ri ser lines East.
SN sI : anu soathi ut Mexico with Louisians New
snie n1ute Tor Chicago and the East ; at Muberly
~ Inlesio; wabash and Western Hallway at
:, = Win hannthal and Saint j Joseph Railroad
n n. yiou!ton with burlington aud South Western
tsa,jEoad, for burlington, Fl. Madison and
soTs, Dies Moines Valley, and Buriingtoa and
Mfssouri River Railrosdffo Sc. Paul, Mfnncspo-
", MASON City, Dies Moincs, #. Dodse. and all
~ mo minnesota points u Chlllicothe With
nnnhinai sud 81. Joseph Railroad ; Al Harlem
Slih Kansas City, Sc. Joseph and Council Btuas
city, Go9ncfi. Bluns and Omahs /; Lsthrop with
Hannibal and Sc. Joseph Railroad, Cameron
Branch At PiattsburK With Chicaso, 4. !. and
Pacific Railroad, South-w estrrn nranch ; 1t 81.
Joseph With 81. Joseph and Denver CITY and
kansas City, Sc. Joseph and Council hluns
kailrosds /; d Kansas City with ksnsua Pacific.
Missouri Eivcr n. Scett and Gulf. andLearen.
Topeka, UenseP. ~. Scostr. Ottnvs
Emporia. and all points In Ksnsas. CoIor.ic
New Mexico and California.
PpLLMAN's PALACE cana
I1ru taruash between 81. Loais and K.n... r,,x
OstnmNs and ~. Joseph, and hsxWecn Esn.s:
lily and Chtcsga, without change.
Gihsoesh ueksss Tor sale 10 al important
W vi L. ixs. RTHT Nd Ticket Ass.. q. Lesi..
oeA. suPs., Sc. Loais.
JOHN CAfHFR,
A n Ticket ASt.. ~Lexiaeton.-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08
The Case of the U. S. versus G.eat
Britain.

The Case of the U. s. versus G:eat
Britain.
The New York World furnishes the fol.
lowing summary Of the Case" which the
United States has presented for the con.
slderalion ofthe Geneva Court of Arbitra.
'Ion' Tho Srd, 9th, and 9TH, clauses arc
those that Mr., Bull has become so excl.
ted about ....H...
l. For the destruction OF vessels and
property belonging to the Government
OF Tue United States, $25,OOO.
IL. For the destruction of merchant
vessels, cargoes and property sailing unfler
tAe nag Of the United States, $l7 900 63S
ILL., For the other damages or injuries
iopersons, growing out Of the destruction
olGach class Of these Yessls.
In respect TO this item the "case" saws
US impossible at present for the United
states TO present detailed statement,
nul the amount Of the claim cannot be less
lhan hundreds Of thousands and possibly
millions Of dollars, on account OF hardy
helpless seamen and their families
", For national expenditures in the
pursuit Of the cruisers, $7OSO,47S.
V, For loss in the transfer Of the AmerI.
flag. '''''
Tin respect to this item the United
States ask the arbitrators to estimate the
amount which ought to be paid TO them
alter We submit statistics In respect 10 oul
tonnage before and after the rebellion
VI. For enhanced payments ofinsurancf
by citizens Of the United States, so far AZ
now known, $l,1e0,795.
VII, For prolongation OF q civil war
Tue addition Of large sum to the cos
belliOn' Ao ~
-, AS tothis item, the United States claim
mat alter the battle Of Gettysburg often
sve operations by the insurgents werI
conducted only at sea through the Anglo
confederate cruisers, with the hope Of In
Wyolving this country In a war with Grea
britain, and that the letter ought in euuit,
70 reimburse the United States for the ex
pense thereby entailed upon them.l
VII, Interest upon all the claims up 1,