davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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And the following for citytbank stocks

Railroad bonds were active and generally strong
Central Pacfcs fetched 100; Union Firss, 92s Land
Grants 500 Incomes, s7 First New-Jersey Central new
1867 First Milwaukee and st. Paul per cents 1913 First
c. c. and c., s9l Boston, Hartford and Erie Frsts
Ak The folio wing are the bids:
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70 6s,s6i,5So 6l,24s,t25
-. SSH, 80 6,O65.2T5 Inc.
aen pa 90 aaa n02 COO Inc A
10 per cent reserve
EIress over legal
1905

NATURALIZATION. H1,U4,yo z55,O02luI1 Inc +I''IV0
There were new features in the Government bona
market to-day, tine contrary the business was ex
ceedngly small There strong tone to the market
however and closing sales the basis OF 16B@ilo
for Is67s-these issues having sold high TO- Fisk
Hatch report as follows at p. IN.
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THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BoyDs
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY. now completed
for SALE at 92l and accrued interest in currency by
WHITE, MORRIS 81 Co.. No 10 wall-st.. and
GwYNSE, JOHNSON & Day. No. 10 Wslkst
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interest its entire Issue of Bonds and dividend
on it's stock. We authorized to sell limited
amount at 80 and accrued interest. Particulars on
application, in person by mail. to
W. b. sHATTUcK 81 Co., Bankers.
% Nassau-st., New-York
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THE EIEMENTS OF AGRICULTURh.

I'HE ELEMEN1S Of AOhlO bI<I OhI@'
Book for Young Farmers by Geo T. Waing M formerly AfnclL
tu Fplnsr New oTk. Author @! blnrg
for Profit and Draining Health" Second edition carefully revised
THE PLANT, THE SOIL. MANURES MECHANICAL Guilt
WALTON. ANALYSIS.
The subjects al discussed in plan -no simple language
that any = hos nay undt rstand 81, ,
written b. successful prffG Jarf Sno Jul OF
informant on good advice and sound doctrine
Address TIE TRIBUNE.
ewYo rk
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Ncm ilnbIitatlons.

rTHE GOLDEN AGE,
4 THEODORE TILTONS PAPER.
ring Ike clarion throughout the camp sl suigo "
HORACE GREELEY
GRAFT BROWN.
PRICE from now III election oav,
ONE DOLLAR
hundred copies ent address o. Idd'sts for
Seventy-fvc Dollars.
subscribers aud campaign clubs should send their orders HDe
"' THEODORE Triton,
Tribune Binding
New-YOrk City.
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The following is a comparative statement of the ex-
ports OF specie from the port OF NewYork to foreign
ports 81 years. for the week ending May H. and for
the correspondlng period In the undernoted wears:
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est. and closing prices Of stocks made to-day :

The suljoncd table shows the highest and lowest
prices active stocks, United States Securities, and
gold, made during the week, as well "a the closing
prices OF each at the dates undermentiOned
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The based Cotton quality
half a grade above below the quoted.
C0FfBEThe demand Improving and general At u rrst
prices sales 1900 bags Santos VNsne fI9 do trnbra -
bags Rio South Amea and Bsl more 1000 hsg Bio pr brF
Ege 1900 bags YamordeD and here
Hampton Rolds o Baltimore
FLOUR AND hEAI-Ws have had cutie srsed ,ni
active Flour market last; The demand lafgty 10
Of the receipts, and with q rapid depletion in
large advance 10 Whesl. aud fsyornbe l'eoo o.
holders have bad great sdvantge The stoci o. Wnte N
Flour 10 few hands and Insignificant simply ne
hence most holders have parted with their present susp ,p
ngy decided well knowing they ouh not
place IT, The medium grsde- have sold the most freely an hes he
advance has been the Doceahe The low grades hs teen
good demand for the British Provinces and the southern S sd via
ward the close Present pes much above the Inns 81
shippe Of shipping brands
Good Choice Spring Wheat Erns pdy advanced and s-
wh the present. and prospective COP
below the Their the BITTER par,
September when New reach 10 small Quantities notice
low grades Of Winter Wheat Extra snd
notice rapid advance lock reduced 10 %
light supply creating lite Jpfftn.on
have supply OF Inferior No 2 and Common "a
which sold slowly not likely % sfp oef
soung the week h city 70 the Wet rs
British Proynces) 40 bbl. against 1871 bs Ne eof
responding week last hnd asorent OF good b ~
limited and ohhe fni cut supply tie wants o
the high which prevail RIAL
poor ans0e Of them, explain 70 no
customers the OF the pr~ent high prices GOT 70 l"
readers OF paper the is PLAN Wlf'u
Flour in limited demand tie higher prcs e
demands the close the market hrn an ~
.lo s,,Iar H. sale. NJ h Al. Duofe
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mueiral 9neIrnmenIs.

SMITH's AMERICAN ORGANS are now ex-
~ casrey for sale a. G. LGHTE Co.'S manufactures az first
class PIAEOFORTEs, 12I BR0OMR~ST between CROSBY and
k9st HeWioh City. Wholesale retail An iusiAllmerts
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The following shows the relation between the to
reserve and the total liabilities:
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AMssHa
o Ninth n Bank. ]
5 Bfk OfConi " th.
20 Del. & HudCau !
ZOO West. In. Tel.
III
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stop at, but alas his critic goes on 10
complain that there lnAskiabe need
Incorporated into his mental cOnstit, to seek
ground OF unity or OF harmony for ne various i'm
pressions II is enough for him that he The present
impression and that he is able give suitable Ian
euage TO adjust IL with another previous Impression
no part OF his concern Neither owns any right that
can exelnde the other. And thereafter Mr. Wilkinson
proceeds 10 cite at the bar of criticism various Instances
OF LOwells Inconsistency, which, whatever sss they
may DO prove the author OF Among my Book =" to be
that strange anomaly. painfully generous cri ue.-w.
j. suilman contributes sketch OF Ford NadOI
Brown, the English rcfoner, Who Of all the ven of
the later time to whose strength and persistence En- ysh
Brt owes It's development stands first in order OF me-
as OF efficiency Mr. stiman does not credit him WI u
the Imagination Of ROssett the executive power of Mi
las or the realism Of Holman Hunt yet asserts that no
painter In the new movement has large combination
OF powers as he, and that In England has
on his work 10 strong and robust an indi- |
vidualty, or such manly and simple dramatic |
sentiment. III kOssett the lima gnation Of the |
pre-Raphaelte movement Brown was it, logic and ia
common sense. Mr. Warmers Back Log Studies turn
In this number In the direction Of PRISONS theaters re-
forms, clothes. and whatever else doth please the
author. Mr., Whitelaw Reds lecture on Schools OF
journalism, given 81 the close the New York Uniyer-
ATTY series. is printed in ful. The address was not
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NETWORK LITERARY NOTES.
THE HUME MAGAZINES.

IRE GALAXY AND sCRIBNER-ENGLlsH KEPob-
LICANs-sTUDY OF MODERN LANGUAGES
MR.. LowELLs PROSE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24
FARMERS CLUB.

Pg"rc",iir=~ ~ tn Farmers tIunrl fi,ir
I, -uisr m.~;j"- 0I SATURDAY, .NTri! 2n;'l.
~. John K. Ford. rr.-f!,nI. in tin chair.
ihr minutes at tiir last meeting. being read.
"rr' adopted.
The -"r.rtiry laid T., fore the IN citing :,
letter r~,rriyr,i ,r"rn Ill. secretary Of IL"
vi tilrt"n Township tiu',. r'p I"-iIn- the
r"-"pcrat!"m a.; ihr la. III 'hr petition H.
ice iti'i !"t"r. IL. rr;imty ,'".irl. III r""arI
&" ia" aInp'n' @. tax 'iiHn - 90" levied upon
IA" ~".,ii' 81 r. county l"t' rin y"lt -.
wh"n~itt
. Eo.ir.f. r.ri !h., 'i!1 Viii r,r iitI'y ~
With ll.'m.trrI ia" Other ,I..i,>oI lnr rnt!n'y.
III preserving -lii petition at liz, meeting
OF til" r"urt.lir~t Monday in May. lHI2.
III" following RESOLUTION WIS unanimous
" adopted.
E..l..f. That the ilrink, of tii- cub l,'
~! are !i.r"',y i.nIrr .Ii""'r> major. i.i-w-
F ..,,n DNi-. tor the Irr>rni alton ct a l"rn
"n,tining tn proceedings "i Ihs. It>t lar
-; the 1t. I."ui. Agricultural ami Mrcirun-
tad .N--"cia;i"n. an! that iAry tally lI,pr.-
tate Tia. -iit.lu ! r,u-id'r tin. niIci, III "i u
library y, III form Il ',y i,i- ,lu,,. and al,
u" ~in:" 'Nu'N'-'i-"rn" ~ ia" AMI
~! r"i'" i~,i" ~'I-t;j.. E-p for hi IRE
ii.H; All S'ut"ip p >'h-p -'.l>. ~a--icui-
'tItr reports ta,i --1y,,t,.rn irraiin-. pr >ru;-
1t" t",- i.iI,. rfui hju.i.: a.~,nr"..,i=, tn.
I'm" t. 90 -: ,r.t' ;,tl tanning in
. .,t'-i, III II ,.r'ty
{, |nI,..u"! peasant "l-.i.>>r"M- wrr- hal =,
'inr'm mril "I.rl-"i ir- |s,ltr. ~. =
. liun> IL IT,. .-.'.i:!. NM 'H!N ," ..I.,nrr
- II iar.nm- ia, + ST.. aui To i'r'-rul. II
urlriirtuir, tin. excessive tiL.iirn uui.r
which we labor. and to rcIuirr ui IL" county
court n more economical cXp"ndiiur, %! the
moneys 60 ircIr,i. and further. 10 a->iIrc the
iir.niu" Interests at the county We have tl.
genuine good only in view. AMI hope inat
every farmer in the county vii! connect Him
~rlf with -uiIIr uitr al Ii" Clubs nov formed.
AMI aG,in. that this Institution i on 4 iiriii
basis, and ilIlt I> members DO not mean Ii
let il die "Ut.
ON motion. adjourned 10 the next rccuiil
mc.ling on saturday. May ilh. WHEN oil III,
members are earnestly REQUESTED! to attend
H. some ridrr>>r> will he made upon the sub
Irrl of agriculture.
.IhIS Y Enrp pr,..:
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- l,'>'foH, al rrdnriH2 stock rrrI!"rN
t" the 1T of january. 1872. W" offer
tir follow im@ great Inducements ia
C;5 prices. wh,r!: ar. Nrry nurrll below
the mnrhci value. Read m,trntivrly
and take Il b." line tor a." BARGAINS:
-" 100 wards canton flannel at i5r.
"r' yards crash al l.n y"i,t- for 81.
-" yard crash. extra wide, "r=ht
IL Nart~ i'r 81.
- dozen hi'- towels, iFlnG"d,
81 -:
- /" N"Hcl h'r" towels. extra large.
-:
'"' ,'"""''> '"''"" "''''l"' '7' per
Is l'"i'''.
.'"" ""'Hl"r, cairo. Inr.
=" l''.r '."i'>ri.' al - "isi-.
t. E'.'I : -, %, J." ,.. .
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COMMERCIAL.

The weather for til" l'n-i few InyS has been
cool. with an "crn~i 'n''I shower. not altogether
nflvnrii,lr io i,gIn'HS operations, bur not Ia
v,,riIi- T., tn" Ern.sin "i plants
Wheat In : in l~rc3'i:i's u T yjViug N hat
hon IN fnrrr ar vrIyT'I ut. c,s which can h
,aIi 10 h god, Iui very many which are isii-
are, or tn. n">i thing f." 1t. any i,ruirr, com
,lnii thai iiI-ir " hriid""- not look us well az il
did two weeks ago, whirii would indicate the
presence of ,oni- bug ar worm. Very little corn
has been planted ~ yet. THE area devoted Ia
to this crop will be largely added 10 by the fields
which have failed to hriug wheat.
Our farmers should learn u lesson from then r~-
p.rirncu with potatoes the past winter. III
practice, which Is very cpInipOn, of LETTING, any
boy or common hand nh"u, the place, dig y hole
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

SEw Z. e.. Mnrh"ncr. the rn"r-
:"'ir and popular dg"n' Of the Singer Ma
= Ia ne IN il,i- county .ha-g got him a new fancy
NsgIn nnri II pair Of tw"-i"rty. ponies. With
Ed. Kramer to run them, hr thinks fr can
now Keep up with his orders, II they ton
crowd him To fast. lie says that he can deliver
xix machines every day In the week, with his
lightning Team. Send In your orders, for the
most popular machine in the world.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

WHY Will. lru trrru w ht VIII t"u fi--
under Tin ,..nr III ittI i"rr,h'. t,rtu'. I "Ii~.!lul'
lion, Wh.u sur aut specify I'it'i J." i''it'i ~ IA
u>r al pr ,.inn - '"hr-h ami Ian II u
cough i .i,-fiur'. i / " ,i,,-r- at il> - i.IA"i
Pill. follow | l,r,.ur.i, hN I h"-.i a"'s -
Will arrest TIA MT ,.-rN Il Il i"r!it al '''"i~
For III" great -h''rN "i Z '.,'-'l Il'i i.f. '.!'.r'
for allri pr. ,,iuII'- m q. V r"i'r.
II j !NrIn-rr .nS. VI M" u 'I.r'l"y .t't g. VI
',tr"m. Sold iy ih",. hr>N -"h ..m' - W Il
1rNI-. nov l'iiI''
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~sHEWALTER's RECEPTION t?,.

s'''
tion OF tile rival Of Henry Clay In his
railhi'st days" came 10 pass on The exc
min: oil the 1911, in>'.. and Yet We are serene,
thd IL" earth and other planets still swing
ir"uud the circle without any material
change in speed or relative position. Earl,
IN the morning of that day. we were inform
eel. ronii,icniiilly thai there would be snnr-
thing worth witnessing irln.Iirc in town
that night. and 10y 'liiigrnt inquiry We were
abb, to learn. Just before SHUTDOWN. that tue
great event waste be the reception of Mr..
slew LItrr. AMI u r">lnn-i>c speech bv that
gentleman. We made il u special point To
hr present at the reception. and 10 witness
every m".rm mt l'-ri,in:n. 10 il. from it,
%prc!ul' To III" iiiti dropping of The. curtain
rmi blowing out the Light; AMI IL we h,,,
II" d"u!,l mat few ui oIr readers would liz.
- kii"w.'lu.t" mi al "urio-iiy." what really
Iral'-pirri ON iiai occasion. W VII .nra III.
DRY "i u. Just before >,lnlnwn ilia, rsriI,u-
snail iar.i-hlil> w"r, quirtiy rIrruiairIo,G
Gown STATUE. Ihit the Hon. VI. S.irn al,
w"tIid address his irlluN-1liLrn> from l;r
'i"iri steps that ni-ht. and that ih. l.all,.
cite silver C"rn,t Bmd would be III attend
a'cr. At the appointed time the band >trurA
mp n >tIrrin" tune. and the crowd br.au
I" gather. Atthr end OF the first tune "u'
i"rI"rn voice cried cut. ">II,w alter. ii tn.
peculiar Iri-niruri tone common Ia ~
, phI>ii'at Il rr-'n.im heir first 4 .inpt I
''>i".,k ".t III m~"tin'. .\.nIi! TIM ,A"' p
lruI Ianl 'ii>r"ur>r.i sweet mu-lr. aai We
II ',l-'d iw" N"l,,> rrrr,i "ui Tor -! VA
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NkS-RS EbirnE- OWING 10 my recent i'll.
ness, AMI "'nrrriu at InIl,i.iN ~i'lti"r a. i'r.'r.
fore. ~ M trade. ! h-r'hy am ,unr IN, -rii a. !
candidate Ter I ~ MAJ MI, i! th' -ii~u.!I- Jan.
election. pr"int-iu@. II ,~trrtrI. Ia IL nay Who'll,
duty 10 III" people "i Lexington
.JDN\ \. Miit I!.I.L.
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W. ar" lu,IrrGh Il H. aTu"Im'r .J", -
Barton. al " ~-.I'u:t"H f"E' h~iIi'. u> II
ran.ir!tt" for tn" oil ~ ~t!.EIsi .i i.LiEh.it
county. subject L" l.. .i,"-l'u 81 Iii" i";!nrH
Convention
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REMENHlR THE PRICE.
70 K - CEN Is PER y y Il ID
lpn can buy
DIR GOODS
WORTH - IL CT.,.IS NEW York.
n;ii W.NDb,Ii.. AUSTIN N,D'>

Vt
i''i "\''i''.'"i. SIN
CoRRECTIoN OWN" to the bad
,n,uu..rin, amt .ur want ur familiarity with
:. =.
"!i"r-'"'"2S' s'N'ra' "a "'"'''" III
The article pII.''i- ,r'l la N""N r:'a'i "i"illn!>
=.
..Hirt" >I".il '"' used iiI>t"ai "i miN. Hj>-
dix Ia~.nhirrurI ru was the -rln,! sin
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

NS~>E- tpiTpW>- ~ IL" earnest solicitation
al many rIII/ n. | anu"Uucr my self A. a rauti-
date for tRr rhi'r "t,.rS Nn-nu of This city, n,
thu rUSuinS election ,\\D .AiNi:lnIII.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24
PAUL REiNHAEp, >rc'y.

The demand for SINGER sewing Machine II IN
crea-ing 20 wonderfully that The company have
been compelled Ia make preparations for pro-
'lIcins iIJ, 40 machines per year. an'i, IN adj
'i,ii"u t" thor numerous r-,i''iiS!'m nj, in
lImrica and Europe. they .irv no" building i
Colossal ,utnuItci"ry AT Elizibrtt'rwn, NV
jersey, win II Frontage pi nearly Drr-Iui.t-.
"i IL mil, that will require millions of dollars t.
cum.l'tr. furnish aud Operate The company
arr purchasing property and erecting elegant
stores and Office. in New York, 81. Louis, CHI
cage and other CITIES. 10 facilitate the iransartiug
Of their immense business f-it
-
Cotton hosiery. q snrge lot, Mt ~ cents q pair,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

W." ARE ;uilr IIN,i Ia aunnur"r
iil:HIu' Duu"Iu - = r~tr,lIlt { Tor f!Ir uii",
OF cay MLr-htl AMI '"IIr"i"r, IL iar Jun
election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

have on" hundred oni twenty acre. Of
fine blue gra... with living wafer, and wilt
pasture all kinds Of ,lo"k on v.ry rra .opu,L..
term. For full parti"uiar- en-; OH Eu..u,
". Ewing. two miles from Lexington. near
AT. Linri"k'..
noi..m, Er"HSE EWING.
f,aE,f SprELry s. Dr.i,A iiIs'rirs va
man. t,yai shoe. ~ iitryut Il ,Imr behind "
aODD- JIpi.. zhD.s al Davis 4 A!isiaii'H fmr
iD;ir< Al ~ IsT pair "
q, and !'Dt at Armstrong; patent h"iigr knit
spi HE ''Th"nIs SfGp1'biny Harrow John
w~iisIl has tried rts Last sHd pronounced 1t q
snGGsss. Ill
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COO NJ

We ar" auth .rix"d to ..Iu"uurs Mr.. william
Allen A. u ,ar,iI'IIir i,r tuuu'IlnI IA IA Fast
ward. at III" june election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24
THE GAME.
A Young Man from Lafayette the
Victim.

The last i-,u. nr ti. Kansas City News
tells how an un-u-;erliur youn. man from
hi, county wa. taken in aud done for 10y
4 haii>a, tity sharper. IL says:
"iesteriay Il Young man named C.'.pa,i>
arrived al the STATE Line House. fii'in.
under hi, care Il cnn>umpii,c friend. both OF
whom are from Lafayette county. Mo-, the
Two being cn route tor III" mountain, for tsr
benefit of the sirk ones health. At III"
Stat. line they were arco-t"h by Il well
dressed Young man, VIA" seemed iull -! hu-.
mess. and vino gave lis name a Shelby.
stating that he WIS Il railroad ag"nt. ami
| wanted ir >ril them Ii .krt>. Sirl:,y rcrn.-
.iIzrd IN old friend IN the sick man. the tw"
u i,rl having served i'll the sam" regimen.
!mIn: iIr w.r. AMI learning that thr,
were. :uiIi. il Ia. mpuu,Iin-. IL. aid that on
,ccnlHt Of II II tb:.n i - II l,I,p lai ii
ar !-iip> tI'y arl utir-,r. tiger Irr IT,.
.tin'> pat a. "'ii'! ct ln"m iir~",> y,
.rcttly reduced rI:r,. l!ir sic, man iuci,
-AS" Dui> So. Ini iac latter started up
town with Shelby to procure the tickets.
When they rrar!r,! the city Davis handel!
The money 70 Shelby. AMI the latter inIi.
ted hi, r"lnplmion into 4 >aiunn to take II
trinN. After 'irtuhin- Shelby told DNi, l."
Wait ;Li"rr al'rrii i've minutes and Il" wouli
-""nI and ct Ia" tir"ci-. Davis Matte,
.r.h .,,., ,,i.,, $500, .,,
,,,,,, u.,. .'., ,..
- = .., ,,- Ia, -
,,,,h. ,.r.., h.r,"
\ Zine lot "i Lac, Collars, IL low Il, - c,n;-a
,'i"'", NJ k"ii"r's Niri'tH >t"r" 5.;i
, .
.r,, ,,., ,i,.,r ;n .,u,:..
-. - com linz i..,r. I,r,.t II al al. d ,u!,l -rr...-.
e. A.. Ill
~.ArTEN!lOE Every miii. woman
Im.i chilli. rr,I I.I.- i,!>rrrlZ"m "uf. aud -.
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Irxr>"I"~. NJ" >pril OH. Is:

Mr--H> Ep!Inr-s ~ III" earnest solicitation
of mm! irs"ni.. | hereby nunrrinr" nv sci. a,
candidate Tor tn u.itcc al CAV Il cord +.
x -lUr'iuiIS,
uy,. saturn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

~ 49, 50 - 'ui ihS >i ph-' vi 'h.h -
vert II into MANURE, will have the desired effect
on potatoes IN all such seasons a. the past " inter,
rs they will turn out nicely rUtted in the spring;
Our northern friends in Iowa, Wisconsin and
Minnesota, IN spite OF mach colder w"athcr,
saved th.ir potatoes in good order, and have been
Nv 'ri-t lay hi IN prices.
Ira |. has rur~rl rather ,iniI for In, past wrsk,
owing 10 til" { rn rs being busy with their work.
saturday > now ar busting and active DAYS IN
iowa. a. every one seems lea defer their trading
"a that LAY. Why can ~" not have >on- special
lay uf each month set apart - 4 big trailing DAY,
TOR the -iir III nj! kind. of tuCa-hur~r>. lnuir-.
'at'!e. hog. sheep, &c..-rll and Young. big and
NTH, iIn. aud c"r.Iurn. Nothing would add
NOR. To thu prosperity of CAV iowa, or he a
greater convenience t" "'r IITrr-. II they have
luNtAl.u- 10 -ril they u III hu"w When auI where
Ia Mud buyer II thvy MANI To- bus they viii
Annw when and wh"T,. = ruI ~~,llrr- Ih:.-
urn;a!y -alrs are an institution. IN tue STATE at
N"niu"kI, an! -INr character and system t. The
immense ,llv> al stock. ct all kir'l>. which take
fleet there duran: the Year II i generally con-
'.'' ''"' ''--,'- II! M ,H' "i in' Ef"Ha'!.
'Ur'ly aEt -%'r.'ly, - haul Nlv "i making 4
t'Ii=. AMI n" - - All 81 -''i'n- aH""t. Il
ar Iirni"r> really i'--r" T. 'urn IL, A. attention
'r ihu raising an /. ~i,-tl.G- "t >i"r!.. L.; t!I-m ly
III IA M al'"c,!r III" '>'hhli-huI' nj Of regular
monthly stiles
>rw \ "us, NuriI ~ -Tl"rr IN fair a,mrnG
mi h'Vii =: receipts ,.bh lil-: >~'ii'rriia" We
I'm and ~Iai" - 80 81" 80 -'.,!fr 'h"Ic" :. ~
10: VIA. "n - N"-i'i ! 'N'rI X - y =;
,>'rIrr.'S' To - = i."H'- :. - !! 90; rye.
! 81 INN sr ~ ~IIt-I - I.tHt IA II -tcul,:
Western - - wh,-ky IN tl.r 'riuial; wn'i-
r"In'i -: il At -huu",t. =
higher. li,cr.,l- i.olo nr>l..,s Wmi,r red
Western. 81 COL 7i,,">'ra r".t' Wh,t w.
Rarl'v AMI 'u'lt uTr,..ng~i 'nrn higher Re-
/ - 90" nU.n',- ri'i "n.i NV Ws-trrn
- q Be-; whit ." ot'- "l''r ari "" lr'Irp'-
- '.n lu-a.!> Wr>'srg. IH.j iI.t. nhi, i.re,t'
iE~-~-H~'",r.- 'nG.: Western .is.N>.' IL!
Provisions ,imn .nl !,avy;n,w r., S>t-..
] -. i' .ii''' 7li. r.n ir "a M -. r'..I- -,
"a e S. .llr, $50 r. !ur-'rr..I irr rl.r'>
INN II f. = . s# go LHl. .F- I. q 10 "a H.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

Ir>l>-r">. VI" April oh. l-11
I'M T"it- i>IIIii.F\tFE ~ the solicitation
al , sT'It N .mN ".iiL ~ LIi tIN-IrtN"r-. | here
hv auuru l"r !;' III a. Il candid II" i'r tlr office
al ,uN itr-htIl amt ,"iIrrtnr. ii tn coming:
June cI,Ct.Iu !; respectfully
.I,-lru \. lpMu<p~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

lrNI>GT">. April Mh. Is.
Epir,ns ISvELLI,I>' EW-t.E\IGEMI> l'i,us.
Announce M ~ - cindi'lii" irr III" office al
..IIt> Register AT :hr ,u-UIT: June election
Yours very r'>l""itullN.
p3;l Rios.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

The lection for school directors. for tli.
township. camr oil the 18Th a; this month.
Elin,rr OF votes pnllc,i. rs. Ih- .ullpwin"
a'r. ri"crr,I: James K. Green. GiIrua
LAY ne And john \. L"rhlart.
~EE~iDNLD.
ii'N. \. \. N"ur" ha- r.-iSnr! ni> p.>;n
ii r:.1r-" u. WELLINGTON CONGREGATION. {. l.
ca!rcs'. IL i appointed agent Tor Metz,
'~ri,r-". Am'l Wiz travel i'll the interest Of tla'
church "l!rriri>r.
NDvEp
J"n."s K. i:iid has removed lis tailor
>is"p from Main street t" North side push,
-Tuar". wiI"r". with tap" line. >i,.r> and lI.l
-"">'.hr will ait nj 10 the w.:i> "i the pull
&c in III lin.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

thomas j. Carr. formerly - resident irrr.
has hr'n >'j""rnin- here several days on It
iI>ii - hi friends ani relatives. He rci"rt>
h'> It'll" town. 'arr>'jl". all ri~hr. aIti III
'r".'>in- III '"'r~"> ami ir.pti't.":r. There
- NOW a post "ilir' AT trc place Of whn"i. hi.
- the L."uurIl,Ic l.. W..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24
SOMETHING NEW
X ID G. l. O ' +. s.
Every shade and Color.

tNIiE ARD OF PRICES. AT
n.,r WADDEII. AUSTIN " tO's.
CURE IoUR tOHNS BY going i"
KIM. In >,y,r. tit ant iini>!. hi I,,n'- "am',
he heat. N".i> u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

New AGrST - Crpr. Thps. J"hn-
stu. Of tlnr city h"iri. his itr"n "ti''nh'''i
ticket az. nj al III" Snrt!i Missouri u. u. ~
THE pi2rr. liz viii have lis "ili"" ~ the
east r's.n 81 IA" Hotel, which l. h"tiiS re-
paired and elegantly nitrd mp by the ON
Iaiy mt n cost OF some s.lD or 600.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24
!. II. ~AKDINGER & co.,
40. So .NuiH ST.,

I!ay" i"r@rl,sol iIncmt Of Brown al il"ach"''
t,,,n4>a AMI ~]h,r,ing-. rrrkinr, Enron checks.
I,n'r.' >h.rtin-. iHn.' Linen, pama.k, Iri-li
linen, nm'i r,"rylt."s else u,"nli, fourl IN II
,'LiI stoI".
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24
49, -
NOTICE!

'""ih!ra"h" muslin. ard wiIc, al ". els
NJ k"il-r'- NhrI-ty store yyif