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Till GRANT MEETING.

In speaking of the great demom-
stration in favor of Grant in New
York City, OIL the 18th inst, the
World says:
"Tl,e Grant meeting last evening
was perhaps. nearly as large, but GER
tainly not larger, than the meeting OF
the Liberal Republicans last week:
but. in political Significance there can
he no comparison between them. No.
body ever disputed that the majority
of the Republican party are i'll iavoi
of the reelection of Grant. OF course
then. int great city like this, with
the aid of the cuStonl-houSc. post
office. internal revenue offices. and
other app"intccs OF tie president. il
is easy enough I" get up Il publ,
meeting. but such mectin" shows
nothing not known before. II these
placem,u and hirrlim"S had been alb
/ sent the meeting would have had no
life. and been insignificant in mum
brrS.
Boston. April - Wcnd-li Phillips
delivered an address last night be-
fulc the International Grand Lodge
OF The Knights of ST. tri>pin on the
labor question. in which he culogizcd
Gcnrral Butler and predicted the
! downfall Of It'publicanism and
! !.:u,lrd the efforts of the WORKING
men to organize. He promised
them if they stood by each other
faithfully they could elect Il prcsi-
den, in 1876. He wanted to see llr
financial -v,trm o! til" country 81
r~r"ulaicd that money could he lI:i,t
4, three per crnt instead of ten. aud
garhrms and books and brauiiius
fittings -i-"u To the working class.
WHO. III his opinion. ought never t"
worn mole than eight hours Il day.
MaramI"rt>. April l6.-Grn.N aldcz.
VII" WAS driven from Plcdra~ N"ga-
b, the rcvnluiioMi>t> some weeks ago.
appeared near Lrratlo. Texas, where
he formed Il camp with ahou, II
hundred men to lIiaCM \urVO I.cra-
do. Mexico. when Capt. Mcrcrr.c0m-
maliding III Fort Mcintosh. Texas.
broke up his CAM, with United
states troops and arrested about
twenty OF the fililu>tcr>. who are
tlrid a. prisoners for Violating III,
ncutr !liiy laws al Tia" l nitrd ola!c-.
y dispatch from Russia S:>>. that
talacazl'> Justification OF himself Ia
been cum-i,lrrr'i nttcniivrlv III the
council OF the empire. Tie l. utterly
,Ii-"larrd. and i,a~ fl IT. Peters
Der" for Pali> with pcI.s.un "i
three t!tnu.annl r"up.c- per annuri
ii> pension i 50 settled that il vii,
be wI,intr wa if tatar"zN mahrS ANY
i.:,il,ra'i"m "r gives new caioc OF o.
i..!>r.
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perfect. and in many instances UNJUST
The proper valuation has not bee"
placed upon land. a large portion
of personal property i'll The di'''re'''
townships has not been reached, ana
the county has. lost the revenue from
this source. Under supervisors. With
and collectors i'll each TOWN.
shin, thc>. evils wO"!l be rcmcdicd.
The Valuation OF property would be
more uniform and just. and all tho
prnprri, III III" county. hofi real and
,]rr-um1l, world hr reached hy ra>a-
ton. The cNcnu would be better
r~ulIr";"i. IL addition IL tbs, the
management of road, and other iown-
ship n.altrr-. which require frequent
visits to lic distant county -~,'nl."""id
nr ATTENDED 10 III each township.
ihrer are some OF lltr advantages
:lua; are "hvi"u-. hut the merits or
,icmrrii- Ut the system caHhot d"
Iu.lN understood b! thc people until
1t j. practically tested.
Hat ti!r legislature limited tin
pow 81 I'll the courts. and provided
tor III" pCu!-hmrm! "r removal al the
In,i- vu q! cXtrH'H=hicr 81
u.i.,:sia:rr III "iiir r.itnu III "'.r mmd.
nrlund v!r>l.rn. il Wouid hr better
20 ...in.: II Ia" Old system. But
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1 ;!.a;.s!'iGy.

..yj,c ]cnuut;.. or r.,,i. IYG,,.r,.
,,d G.liu. ,,r.,;,u,c .,
D,.,r;r, md g. uo ,L,u ,,,o,
...rc, 7 -,ua:nr ucy; vny.ruL.r ,,,I
gu. tLn Jru,,rr,c, Of tI,.s. r,,,,;,-
rru,r,.. iu ,oLc .,,ur IumLl. ,,.,, =,
.t" ur>i clrrIinu. We take iii. iiLr.,,
TO u.ys, Iaai lie Chairman of,A,,.
Democratic. Central r,rami,,c,. =,
81 a~rr,nnip~ far. , r,,,n,r"n
HnI";nr'c 4 candidate. into lh"ir
h.nm.!..
JLrr.i-u, -cu,,nr;,l Dc,,..r.,.,
f.n,,I
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Will. rllnrr : un.;rh that j. "n",i.
there ii4r H.. -nmr;llin" Inn"rru1i. In
lie rr,,r-c ut l,.n roun,r, r~iuhndirl
ia the Irin.iiir, Of thu Tabor N";nr-
iI.ra. Eut We c!u go. uu'Eiu. To-
. -. :
''" ,. .:,.,...,
..,
'
'''' =,
ui,v >h"iiIrl not lai."rrr~ "r-Anil" to
l,rr and ,L,. Labor \->nfiy,inns
.,..,.,,,, a., ,,,,.., unn,,,o,
h,,,.,,.I., f ,,,nrs Trry L.,v. mn,
,;.j ., =, H.. .:.,; ,,i ,h,t ti..,.
L..t.i,. ,r ,L. ,,r,r,,-, ,,,,,
49,, ,,,. ,,,,-, .;r .,.,.,
~, h.:u.. onl.r.n, lx ,h. ,ih.r,i
..,,y..,;,u ma, ponri., D~,,,.rot
in s~rn,hin~ or,hi. mrvc,ucr,s ,vs.
~. I.i..r ,or,r,,.. ,l, ,,I =.
,,..r~v.,t;,r ~ C,iu,,hr. o,j r,u,;
,,,t,.l Iri... p,v;. ,,r Iho, r.-ilor.,
az, c,n.,,,Iv h,v;rr il ,hrnn, unto
chain. to..,,, il,, ,Lo uimc Hid r,t
''''P' ." .,uiuotn.n Tia I,I,,,
'.'"' '"""''F' =" " "..' . 10 i. =.
'l' "'>'"HF""r'i ny 'h"ir enemies VIII"
effect i" ID" adj" 10 >u""! down the
'"''F '"'~''' "'i' are coma % III their
""tN' organizing societies IN II! parts
VI ''"'''H' ana preparing Tor a
fA"> '''hu;s'2h; hey S"c:n I"
Of ih,,r 1,.,.u ,,,n.i,r.i We. ',,,,r
IN hi. L.,,,, ,t r.,Iv f., ria. r,m.,o.
.i,,, ,.c.,Ica ,hn i,,,nr rnnr .,,.,,
.,,u,.,. VA. ,r,,,o..l L,,l,.l H.,
i,l,,r oy..,1., ,n,:.,,,.,
s.,.,,iro ,,,n.,,,;,,
.,,irn,i.n. =, ,h. c,lr,l,. .,,,,n
.ii,u ,,;s orIv v;,Ii, ,L.l,L ,.,,
tn, ;,.,i, orr,,;y,,i,, n.,.
lead any nrn,,ir .rcr in ,hr country
ami il va. ~ t,,umLus ,l,, ,Lry
t;r,. ,,-,t.,i =, ,,.. .u ,c,:y. ,,uali,
MARI IN nn,i,i,.- THEN. ,c,rir,,i,,
IF, p-r>;i.r; fired IA. vL,,l. ,.,,,,o
with cn,hi-ia,m. and Ike name Of
Davis Ina .;,c.. been ..;..nJ thruucL-
out tic Land. II" urouui>r nov i.
that tie ~l.}.-ral I,rrul,,irarS Will
take u,. li:" r~:.nIiIatr. that tie na-
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BRIEFS.
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PERSONAL.

We arr .;.,! Ia lr able /" state that cures
,ccln"I fellow towi:>maau. Geo. :. l;at!ihur.
VINO iia> been dan, r",,~iy ii Tor several
Wet, " i slowly rrr"Nrrin=.
Our i,n,L. ". {. Hail. VIII" la> spent the
?a>r wiut,ral Fountain tiiy. Col. !I;- rr-
,':rm.I r~,>t"l".i III health. IL" i:a'! i "i"rt-
o.t- ,in,. among ihr viii animals Of the
.IuunI.im>. killing Any nwIun'r of amt"!"pr>.
ii. ch al dc. +. ircIr-.Nc.. N"l.Icc. he think.
ihv "..rI..o iur iun ami mr.i.tn.
ga; i~rIr!ii-, III an: iui>h',l ,"un- friend.
i-rwl-r .h.nH PENNY. raised III t.i> count!
uIi iIir., ,r.-I,i,uI e; t"ium IL. ollIo. has
r"Ii.'iic.! to spend 4 few wrvn> with his rria-
lives.
i'r"tn'r rrnzrr. or tur wavrriv Express.
lite! oar >%;iiirruiu an Monthly. ani t.n,,r-
laiu-'"- Will MANY pi..I>i.,.. I"-.,.I.nr-. at hi.
ION nrw>pn;,r car"rr. IIi"u-l. DOM we'll
VIZ, nj v,l'rr.i.c i anAirtl> IL throw OF the
''i'i"r.l! harmless aiI! retire 10 private life.
capt Collins. oar brilliant legal friend o.
NiS'ri!. a:'l who l. iI>nrAniy >i,ukrl OF a>
,'.Ir n"At representative. i il Ii. ritv ,iln-
~ Attendance 'slrI:I The rirrui; court. Pad
IL t r.":msh- cal. and We Lad 10 RECEIVE linn
81 il'.s Tie.
ruririrn'i. Harvey Mallory" i Dover. after
i Winters %".j"'rn At Tampa fi"riIa.h has
r'l!rn"I.ry>,pr" |. rriu."nliri. and l"uking
ar"!i'pi! Is I biz >%linilom"r "inc Ir"!,hliny
All 81 a. t:'! Ill hcaIlh i clean gone. and
!.r walks tiN" lie hal atiuI-anl steel springs
n Iii i'->. l.ook cut Ia,iir>. He is going To
'>!tI ii> castor" int" the Matrimonial ring
oar land>"LA" and polish Il Young friend.
NIr=i1 h""mr. the popular salesman AT Az
"ih-'i> :rcat Try "u.i> llofi>r. i'it ON Mon
'',y !"r l;'hrr city. Baker county. Oregon.
HI niIitl irI"i'!- oi AL :trr> ami >rNr>. re-
~; Ia" departure. and their root WISHES
l"tetw him 10 tn> DISTANT W.! III hnnu".
~" '"!iiiirh! tim 10 trCguni.Ii>. anon.
n.I"!!i ia mi: tr!> 10 r,-i,ir IN tIc future. a.
i ,:'"'i h'i>ii'.> .uUt@ hiali. and ~ i cir,v CT,
WHIiIi! aud upright ri.!.:"u.
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THE ;INtINNATI CONVENTION.

On this head the Mobile Register
has the following:
The latest Washington advlces
concerning the Cincinnati Convention
rive most hopeful indications OF the
dignity and weight Of that body.
There is undoubtedly a general uprls-
ing amon. the Notwithstanding ke-
publicans against the recollection OF
Grant. The men who are announced
as favoriu" thc Cincinnati Convention
| are those hn were mainly in>tru-
mental in forming tie Republican
Marty. They now find that tcaltv to
That organization is treason to the
ROYALTY of common honesty and
qualification to their own convictions
urtruu Rrpuhlirlui>un.
From these Washington a Gv!ces. o!
the 9TH inst. we learn that Maryland
Is already ur and armed for the fight.
! size will send a delegation to Cincin-
natl headed by cX-tiuv. bradford, cx-
Representative II. W. Hoffman. late
Collector OF the port of Baltimore
ur,irr President Lincoln. and other
uruu,iucm1 and distinguished non
u.iyc-hol,linw Republicans. Penn
.ylynuia will elect her delegates to
tiuc:unat; from among her leading
! Rrrub,ir%n>. They also will be
chosen from the rank, Of the party
who were the ]uri.inai founders o
The Republican organization in that
STATE. En-, The. boI,,rSt voice cumr>
from Illinois. Ex-nvprr-"ntaiivc
K.llo"s of that S;al,. formerly
Ji,,,-.. +, E,ut.m a., uuI.r prr,,-
,!,.rt li,c,In. ..jS ON the. wnr-nn,h"
,m,iu-i GENERAL Grant. ami loS stated
rL,, ,br STATE of ln,uni. will c~,Io,.,.
NV Il large majority the Cincinnati
u~nninr.~."
Thi- strong i rendered
more pointed by The following para
graph from the Chicago Times:
"ilc report that our-lialf of tln.
Democratic Representatives in Con-
grr>- from this state were oppu>rd
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HGGMsvILLE ITEMS.

This beautiful and rapidly growing
city is handsomely located on q
high, dry ridge. known as the divide
The waters of Iabo aud Da'i>. |
Sranding in the center of it. the eye sweeps !
a large scope of the richest and NEST
land in the county. The vast
amount of produce and stock raised in the
makes it one of The most I'M
portant shipping points on the l.. n 81. l.. X.
:. Its favorable location anu the charactei
If the county around are attracting til"
YES of strangers. and the hiI>ine>>
md population Of the place are rapidly
increasing. A. an evidence OF this We will
mention some of the
IMPROVEMENTS.
DR.. Amos Graves, our accomplished and
,ki!liuI physician. is luiltin. Il large. rIc-
can't tw"->tnry frame Residence. wiiiri.
when finished. will he an ornament to the
own. NJ. VI. Cook X Co.. will finish this
seek their large hemp warehouse, and he
rrldv Tor receiving. baili.g and hacking
hemp. Lehman " son. who had the mi>ior-
une to lie burned out not lon" since. are re-
living lumber. and VIII tsIli another store
.,iur.I finer than the one that Was burnt.
STORES.
Captain ilu.! Smith. OF Dover, of the firm
vi .A>lury X smith. has arrived. aud opens
put this week one of the largest and most
rIr.ant stocks o! goods on the railrolG. War
rem " Hl.in are also di>lla, ing Il large and
attractive assortment of fresh goods. with
he Latest spring styles an fashion. In adj
iItion to lh, TRY goods business. the same
.irln will also run Il iums,,r yard. They are
How rerei> NJ all kinds nj building material.
CHURCHES.
Two large AMI comfortable churches. one
Baptist and the other lutheran. already
.,lorn the place. MIR. Harvey Higgins pre-
-ru.> lots 10 all denominations that wish 10
nnili. Oar sable brethren oil ihr African
Methodist PERSUASION nave selected II lot and
provided the lmnirrr 10 put up II building
Nhrre they can "wor>!!ip under their W
vine and li--rrc." oar Holy Mother. the
Cati"iic church. has applied To Mr. lii.Sln,
Tor a lot and ~ccntsmp!at"> builiInS.
HOTELS
III Higgins, lille az. not many. and hoard;n"
!intl>c> are few. We are glad to state. how.
EVER tllit arrangements Az ~ hi't
to build i good i,"rvl. with tit",n or twenty
rooms. Mir. Higgins gives iii" l";. and Il gen
tirnian from Virginia proposes TO erect the
building.
T:DpTIE.
Large quantities of wheat. hemp, Sr.. aye
dining in from tiIr country. II Is helir,rd
.itai something iIh- 50 t":- u. hemp will la
."iiN"r"'! al ti.I> pIiIi.
ADDED.
..cMcrhm> Addition. laid oil nv >taEdi>tl
u co.. and vumiru>rd ui i've p.ocA> oil very
cI"irr lnl~. has been added 10. aud
in,"rir,rAt,u into the town OF Hi%"in>N He.
, iir>,. lots are Tor -ti, al low i.urc>. ana Il
God cIIlnr. i nIirrttt 20 secure. cheap aud
! pleasant nu.!c> in 4 thriving town.
CROPS.
I The Wheat in tbs section riui> not prom.
$50 al average" crop. >"uIr ii"Ii> promise
~. Ii. in lmAiIy the wheat zoos, Yer! miiit
rent. Ii i hot anticipated that anyti,in.
.inr i,~t yrIr>' sirit wIlt ic harvested.
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cxrCur0RS. HorlCr-

ErTER> TCs!amCntarv "n thr estate a.,
james SlIvru, deceased. w.rr granted, rr,
un~irr>i.nr,t "n the l.ih day "i ihrc, ruirr. Is
by the Prnl,ttr Court of Lafayette county No.
All PERSONS haNin. claims against aid r>g
are required &" exhibit them, Tor allowance. ,
tn. administrator within ON" wear aiIrr the dst
OF said letters. or they may Il" preclude trnm Al
trII-iI al >tiriI ~,>Iai', "lut II such claims he d
exhibited Within two wears from ilr daIr OF "a
LETTERS. they will hr inrcv,r barred.
WM. ". - ABE r,i N\-l
RIETTA V. SLAVEN. '>'"Oh
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ENECI.IOR.S NOTICE

T ETTERS Tr>tainrutIry on thu C>tS.. .,
VIM. Pilking,"n, a, ceased, WEI, cranrst !,
the undersigned on rhr iUr!, day vi january IL
by the Probate court III l.IitS'Jt- county. Mo
An PERSONS haNin. claims against -tL ,,t,
are required I" exhibit tI Ia, Tor allow anr,
the adm ni-tritoT. wITiin on" war after Ia. IL,
of said letters. ur they may d" rr,c!u,!,d fs,
anv benefit of such estate: an'l II >Ech claim.
not exhibited within W. YEAR irun. Tie 10,
ssil letters. thrt viii he ior'Nr barred N
NJ Is In LANE nlIkl\hIh\. E\r,nN
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The Paris Tr"r krntnckian an
nominees the death IF l.. &. l,cdfnrd's
famous bull, 9TH Duke of Geneva.
He was four Years old, aud cosi Mr..
Bedford $500. lie is said to have
refused M offer o! 5000 for him. III.
death was caused by severe cold.
which Terminated in congestion Of
the lungs.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
WITH WILL ANNEXED:

ETTEi~ ii administration, with the will
IL Annexed. On the estate al Danial j. Hall.
deceased. were granted 10 the undersigned on
tli- s9ih .lay OF March, ISL, 10y the Probate Court
OF Lafayette county, Mo.
All persons having claims against said estate
ARE required Ia exhibit them To me for allow ance,
within one year after date of said letters, or they
niny he prrciudr1 from any benefit or snch estate;
hnd ~ such claims he not exhibited within two
years from The date Of said letters. they will he
forever barred. A. j. HALL.
mist Administrator with will annexed
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New Advertisements.
GUAR DiAN'S NOTICE OF FINAI,
SETTLEMENT,

NOTICE is hereby given Ia all PERSONS infer
~ rsi''l that III" Undersigned guardian nf tn.
70 r~ons AMI estate Of Mary t:iiIi,> and CASA a
Gibbs, minrI heirs al l,ihr u. ,Ii.ls, ,hrcras,,I.
has iii''i her account for tina! settlement at the
.ll'rii Term, Isl. al lhr ir"bitc Court I'll i.aIly-
etc county, Mo, aud will apply Tor u final dis
crarSr fran her SAID guardianship at the july
Term, l>12, al said court, to l- holden ON the
iirNt Monday i'll July, lss..
nt-pt MARY CHRIS t,unr,li,p
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FOR SALE.

TNWO Thoroughbred Durham Bull calves. in.
bN AZ, Mirrit, \. II. u. .'>"lnmnH =. Ia,, r
uir Il red, cut al Red duchess, lN Inn Iu,.
al Niririr. u2.Sm Thr other 81 rich ratu. np'
Iarlnita, 10y Hrii pukr, 81 AirIrIr, -aE., ~
urr ot the $3.50 ,riI, al II. Louis Ia AL nil>.
a. the best short Horn ituli"i amy Az
RNI.N\p TpIrui \rrp
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ADMINISTRATIVE, >nr,r.

EIiEli> al administration upon TIN r>rat.o
~ JULIUS 4. Muir wrr, grant Il tn m, umt.oo
Signed iy the ~i'rni,atr 4, urr .t ~
county. ON the ash ,iay al Dri, hrr. Isl
p,r>ou> laI M 81 INNS urain>I said ..r,, an
rrauIr," I" fn">,m' ,h,n i" sad! court iui
may br pr'clndrt, ami II said clam, 49,
presented within three years the, will ~, I,r.s",
barred. ANN Nu MJiE
\uIStJ \lnur,I
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>NTrHpAY. Ilir.-run>N "f APR.


~. -r,iFt u MEN ul. Do, Ia Nu ~
ir-r portion "i H., ~ .r.ua.. 4 ,ul. ~
'lIn> - aCr,.. all uri,. Il o.. q .pa-n
piu rlIHk iy!ur', HuI ia u'.l stat ni III
N.,tiuE Tn iGlI,r"N "a #.'- Iu. = Ian. "
story ivi:u, ,lw G.ins, -,.tl.. iraa4t Aon>
ami ii liz. n,r,--nl .VilHlIliH-s, aud =
l,n,'nU vi = w.,tl -. r.r...U.
iar IIluG- "a L.r'i urI :u...' Irrh ,,;',l..
1" -'.t',i~. Ia ",l 1T 'h..,.a lHU.- ..rsA
am! = II.w"i,r,' ,Hrf.. = MA Va.
Ian! H.I- h.'I Iu rJ'l .,G... Ef'. 3 d ....
r."h. ig,-h. al W"it .rit 'f,'i iui.. .tHN.I
II mr. In' al! a.. -'@,lr' "a "'. t-
IEi:,i-r." I..,.,i r,-,~ a. -. a.jano
""' 10! i"" Years, Wtit .., % u...
y 5'r"i lii! rI';'iif '- r.,tN at. .'
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II NOTICE.

T ETrEltS Of administration ON IN. ..is,. .
- Joseph II. Mcdowell. d.c.as,d, w.r, gT,,S
ci to the Undersigned oi the stih day Of F,Ipary
ls!s, by tae Probate Court Of Lafayette COUNT
Mo.
All persons having claims against said es,,.
are Required 10 eNhiDit inrin, Tor allow an,. :
the administration. wdiIm onr year after III -
of said letters, or They may l"r Ur-clu,t-I I'm.
any benefit OF >Ilcfi estate; AMI il such clain,s i
MOI exhibited with II two wears fruin The iafr a
said letters. they will lie forever larnri.
fRANtiS &. Mellow ELL. Adm'x
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ASMASiI tP- The railroad bridge
over DAVIS creek on the Lexington and IT.
Inrlj. 4. L.. j. It total wreck. Last Monday
m"ht. inst a. the engine at the freight train
coming this way. had passed ovrrilr stream.
the bridge broke in. >clttrrIn" the timlprr>
lni fragments IN every direction. the train
consisted of six or eight ears. and all except
the engine, tender ani rear ear. were pre-
ripitatrd into tho stream below. No lives
lnst. There we're only -four Passengers
aboard. and they Were in the rear ears.
some of the ears were badly damaged. The
bridge is 1870 feet In length.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

Among the conspicuous fionors
received by Mr.. Motley, during the
temporary anniversary of Dutch ill.,
dependence, vas the degree of Doctor
of Laws conferred upon him by the
famous University of Lcvdcn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24
MISSOURI NEWS.

Cothc is the county scatl want the
township law.
Reports from different parties OF
the State Indicate that about an aver
age wheat crop. will be raised. J
The other day an insane Irish wo-
man jumped from IL train on the u.
X II. 10. Railroad. The cars were
running nj the rate of thirty miles an
,.uur, Vet the wona escaped with
only Il sli.!L brui>c.
IIuidrn i a@iIaiing for WOODEN
factory. Onr dealer alun" bought and
Shipped lat rar from that station
3u.U,w pounds of wool. and there arc
others shipping besides.
Mai. liitrrH"cr Of the ST. Joseph
Herald has been presented by adj
mirjmg friends with II iinc gold watch
worth $50.
The total Indebtedness Of Jacksom.
-oumlpo on Dcrenthcr %l>i. 1871, w@>
Si ID. 6i3.fI.
Miss Kirk. daughter of J. +. kirk.
Esq. OF Henry county, committed
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on" 10: ia" l'rnciit at Iii, health.
y ur@r" boy named ("iunht!>
Field. near ir"r'""n"". Mo- ended II
quarrel. and. his H'"liaii!'ls III" u!
firing tire" pistol shots. the last OF
which took effect III the breast. and
PROVED fatal.
pL;l;n E,,u.r . ,i,iyru Of Nc>;rn
~r,.,;ir,l mad L,,,;h,v u,,uL.ih, e,
,..ur,y,i cent, which W., t;,iiu~ IN,
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.aunruurn. lie WIS citizen r.uc!i
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crS-tul >fnrL I.aIer. in tins section.
effected 4 sale of his beef cattle on
Friday Inst. to II Cincinnati gentle
mar. Tor Iii" snug sim ct sI.i2i::'N.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

NICE-Tlc Turner Hall has recent
Iy been frescocd. and Is now one of the
incest halls In the city.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24
GEG"ITJci lIEMS.

il light side mp. Nothing has occurred r.
certify /" disturb il I.tin q iir;. lt"r:"i"n y
Robinson al" opening ont tlrir n,H >l':ln-
stock of gnn,i,. andt.:i> Attracts al nnt!s':al
nullnrr OF Visitors o! liz" "Srnl!rr sen.
The IL lies Ito most o! tii' -'I"~p.'nc-thr
men ar, ,tri, in. their "fra.ins ~a':irli." rilai'>
what they were tai,t. Tor. /! They ~'!i!at
work, how r"ui,i iitr-" fair creatures be
equipped anl adorned: f,"v tnn' Our >t"c"-
,n.>-lrrlui,>. an We tool their Ills 10: =:
..>ur, Iin"."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

l. :. supreme court has rendered "a
unanimous decision reversing the de-
ci-i"n of the supreme cnurt Of Utah
in the ease of Clinton vs.. E~nglcbrcrht,
ON the ground of violation of law in
cinpanncllimg jury. This decree
renders all the indictments agails,
MUrmons null aud void.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24
NNI:"Ow ESCAPE.

The other ia. IL Mr.. Richard Lee. WAS
riding along The road he law just iu.Ia. -
'a''!r..A l"-"t III" h"s>'ptti- Wa la II" on {"
the horn al tiI' saddle. AMI an arm in the i,ri-
lie .hnl the other leg pointed Ia the heaven.
\ Snowman might have ianri"l such an All :
tta!r. hut II WAS not ~ pheasant 10 ''youi"
.Amrrira.' Mr.. Lee cIi;rh the horse. aud
relieved linn from his "irIghtiml l">i,iou."
When he got over h~ psiiir Ii" told Mr..
Lee how 1t happened. Ii. ma,lc his Ilor>,.
jump the icnr". In duin- this he WAS thrown
onward. on the horses nr-h. and in Try III"
I" get back ram hi ptHt> ever the horn %:
the ; "I.llc. Mr.. Lee. comm" nj, just when
he dill. no n"uht saved III" lal from SERIOUS
injuries, il not from 4 horrible death.