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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-07
EXPOSITION.

MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS OF
WI. this city and elsewhere, are notified that
the Exposition Building will be completed in
due time to be opened on the 18th of October.
They are respectfully solicited to. make display
of their skin in all kinds of Machinery, In
ventions, Products, Works of Art, etc. Deal
ers and manufacturers of all kinds of Fabrics;
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Furs. Musical Instru.
ments; Agriculturists. Horticulturists and
Pomologists, are invited TO join in the display.
The ladies. especially, are invited TO exhibit
specimens of RmbrOideries. NeedleWork,
Preserves, Pickles, and articles of household
economy and skillful handiwork.
There will be No Charge for Space.
Exhibitors of Articles of their own manu-
fscture or the manufacture of others, are re-
quested IL notify the Superintendent in person
or through the posto1ice, so that space may be
assigned UlI
The Board of Directors, on behalf Of the
citizens of Memphis and the people of the
Southwest, cordially and earnestly invite ex-
hibitors from every part Of the Union.
Arrangements have been made for Cheap
Transit of all Articles to be exhibited. and for
reduced rates of fare to visitors from abroad
on all Railroad and Steamboat lines.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-07
~ NOTICE.
IRKET STALLS FOR SALE.

ON MONDAY, OCTOBER I, 1872, I WILL
" sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
All tue Stalls nj the North and
south Memphis Market Houses,
including all Fish, Vegetable, and Meat stalls.
ga FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
% 81 City Tax C0llector
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-07

JOHN G. BALLENTINE. President,
Iron TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-07

MANAGERS: ls.f
THoMAsSE. HILLS. JAMES COLEMAN.
TOBIAS WoLFE. W. .. WooDsoN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-07

Tut. uu0 UVIHH kIFUH, ." -.
And so, having exhausted the subject
technically we come back to It naturally
aud give friendly warning to all that the
autumn equinox is but the forernnneF of
winter With its keen blasts, its robust
enloymeuts, and hearty, vigorous vital
1ty, and bid them prepare for it.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
A MALE OFFENDER PUNISHED.
A Buxom Widow Takes Her Own
Q Cause and Cowhide in Hand.

The K.C. News of last Friday thus details
4 sensation that took place in that city Oh
the previous day:
Mrs. F. buxom widow. keeps 4
boarding house on Wyandotte street. and
about noon to-day, the servants heard loud
cries in one Of the upper rooms of the hou
accompanied By noises terribly suggestive
of the hastings of i raw-lilde in vigorous
hands. There was not mitch scuffling. bur
the whack. Whack. whack, could he plainly
heard. mixed with pleading cries of FOL
COTS sake don't" Please stop Get.
And then it all came out. how the buxorr
widow aforesaid had correlled a Mr.. Ii.
u prominent merchant of this city, had
taken i'll her dliIty hand 4 rawhiie. painted
green and terrible. and with swift and well
piled strokes had made the back and Shout
dcr> of the met.bant Jingle and smart under
one of the Ila-, >rICr cistiGa;inn> fair lady
ever gave To brave ar'l gallant man. one of
HI, lady 10 riders holding the door mean-
while AMI keeping "ut intrudcrs. Once
there was a par>- H. il the fury OF the storm
had expended itself. but not long did the
silence remain. The sound ofthe strife aud
the cries for Esercy were renewed with i'll
creased vigor. and kept up for sometime
before the mercy asked for was granted,
and the noises ceased.
The causes leading to the ca,tisation are
related as follows: Thursday evening last
the merchant thus suffering had taken one of
the willows daughters "ut FOR a drive. and
while away ont in 4 lJn,.y place made indie
cent proposals To her. Thr punishment of
the merchant. il the statement Is tric. was
oniy 4 marker 10 what he should receive.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
TROOPS FOR cAss COUNTY.
Under this head the Republican of April

N'NA r-a
"Governor Brown last evening issued an
order TO Captain Pheian. OF Kansas City. 10
muster hi" company and proceed to Cas-
county. the scene Of the late murders by an
armed mob. Two thousand rounds of ANU
milton were ordered up 1T once from Jeff-r-
son City: and on getting the ammunition
captain pheian will start with his command
Tor Pleasant Hill. in CaSs county, which
place he will reach to night. Col. Albert
Sigci, adjutant general. was also ORDERED to
80 to Cas- county with instructions I i'll
quIre into the condition of matters there.
with 4 view of arresting the leaders in the
late outrages and bringing them to
Justice. He left last evening, and will =. IL
suit with Captain Phelun ~ 10 the best mo, e.
ment to be made.
Governor Brown is determined TO suppress
unlawful proceedings. even should it he nee
e>sary to call GU: the whole force of til.
state. Verbal orders have been given for
TWO compani", from this city to hold them
selves in rea,iine>. to march To the scene of
the recent disturbances. should circun>,an-
'es require it, at Il moments notice.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
REMEMBER Etss: PRICE.
FO |. - CEN TS PER YARD
Van can bay
DIR u ~ - GOODS
WORTH =. II Cv,.IN NEW York,
ApDi.LI.. AUSrIEI COS
MARRIAGES.

1--
ON ih, ii ar 81 rr = -, + . ~ II "'. g 'I''
JAIKSDN, OF !.nu;-.la-. H.. ami NJ, ~IL
l. 'HNp" Ii. e.. Wan. n-Hr.G
Vt ihr r'~lt"t.'' -. iiIrr '~t'rla:t- . M
ri, 81 -, ,r." J 10 >H"i',' '"' i''''
MARY Nu.:;iE. N of ~.,,'. ,.,i.,, VI.
--.:y i;,v. j. W. p,trny. NJ Z. " ron
l\,''\. al I'iar"f'" rn:li,. AL Nj, Dim.
,'.'
81 N. hr,'r = i',r, : " - y e" ~ ID :
IpI!N IIN"t,iN tu vi, I'll lilpu /. 81: a:
'''". ''"''|'
II -, in'S,.1'. 'i' iih = -; "''''"A
In |ttr, I, In. y, W IN ~ -
CHEW "t>. !.,u.~. anil NJ. N%rY NiIIii
NI\~p:. 81 t!i~ t.ry.
,.r.,,l,.. uru ~ 90 ~
- III II w. Nth'": ""i Mis-
-i''.l' N.'"rN, W J ID iir,s.> All NI-r
fa.ni, Wiusnr Mr. " II s.i,.. .4, NJ.
-. 80
Saint H'ti'h.
liz EGi.ps e Fu'.l-. mfr r,4r-.L 10. Of 40. ,l,-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

BLIND ToM-Whosc wonderful
skill on 1.-The piano creates a furore wherever
he goes. is Il jet black. blind negro, about
thirty years of age, with an extremely ugly
"plliz;" has a knottv.rarrot->hape'i head, and
l. i'!i"tir both i'll appearance and movement.
II" i a prodigy in tiir mu>i' al world. brcatI--
icing blind. his skill consists altogether in
imitation. lie plays tire" different pieces II
once. aud can execute any piece, however
difficult. from hcarin" it once.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
LEXINGTON

Mail IN r., ia f,v ,pn,lin~
i.,t,,. -. ~, rnii It'll urn
-. 49, ,, 's ra. - ~: Win. .,I "n'Il"H !"
-. - III T., l...
III. mn, M Lr,l my saon., .en. u.,,;,,,
,n,I ,..,,.,' -, : ~, - i, "
p.,.I.iY,--s ham. II T., L.. c.,,,rs n
:, ~,
.ir.r r-.s
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EL,,i -.Itn,,- XXX - ,r l.r,. 10 -. -,osl
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>u'- NttiIHhI, = So
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+, ~: Il. TIL: ~ sn IA, TO IL.
I,t--l .,i".n,.
,ui -r-rlrIsc, ~ 70 -, fair y: 10 -: q. q
Jana. - to -.
~yI7li--u.-4r loaf. 81 cato ! H. golden. 10.
Vi ,Ii--r~-- H.. -; r4,inn,nr, ~.
l:I.r-Iuf to -,
'1~r,.-N. y, ~ /" .'c; English Dairy 3!
PEP, ~ -: pare =rsuui, 4As.
Aisr.rvIs. 10 s'
linl",-i3t ".oc
F~."rtiwr>-irim-, enr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

BIO OK T. + r.!
TJRN ILIe II
"Wednesday, May 1st, 1872.

Everybody. AMI especially all my Old cnst"-
m"r-. are invited 10 be present.
Go everybody.
ni-2; y HAEcLE. Proprietor.
QUITE-A it'll" excitement was
RAISED on Main street saturday evening by a
mule. lie was being driven quietly along
III" street when he suI'l"nIv to"k what L.
called ''hl'n'i staggrr>." closed his eyes
ans keclch over. though not forever. Alter
Il little attention from "h"r-c doctor" he
arose, feeling no doubt much refreshed. but
ln"kin.a little pale. The countryman TO
whom the mule belonged WAS disguised. dis
Outraged. and "tfcrcrci his muic>hip to any
on" tor iiv" dollar. tn cntcrprising iudi-
,idual standing on the rorner"tooh him up
and stepped into a store to get the money,
when the ruralcr ..lit Uut, skinned out on
his ear" running i good bargain-for the
other man.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
AT LARGE

The Lexington INTELlIGENCEw n"ruinl-
lie, Hon 4. J. Mitchell for Cnn=rt>, at large
aud presents his claim IN a neat address. Mr..
VI. il declared. III jefferson City. to br the
abl->t Young man of our legislature. aud Iii
.p"ecne. in the judsr-l,ip ease, warrant the
assertion We should be pleased IN >-.
Mr.. VI. on the ticket. aH,i would take delight
in supporting him for the place Uorycns
LurJ Dem"coat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

PERsoNAt-Our pleasant and pol
'>iied friend. J. ID. Brooks. Esq now a res
'dent Of st. Louis. has been in our city sew
cral days. and illumined our sanctum on
Monday with his cheering presence. He i
warmly greeted on every hand 10y his many
friends. We are glad to learn that he /,
taking a high stand at the st. Louis bar. and
rapidly establishing himself in pairing prac.
ticc. He left with the bridal party yester-
day.
Be-; Kid Gloves from %. cents to 81 - at KEEL
icr's Variety store. j.tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
z City paper, copy

TOWSSIIIrL.Aw finder this head
the Brun,wicKer, published In Charlton
cOuaiy GAYS:
understand that 4 petition is In cir
cnlation asking The County Court to submit
the TOW nsiiip organization law to n vote.
The law requires the court to Il" tiii. upon :,
petition Of one liundrcd voters. In Macon
county they have airea'iy adopted the town
ship ~sy.trrn, AMI we have no doubt hut Char
ifon county viii do 20. Que people are
thoroughly tired 81 the present mode Of '"r-
'iuciing a~fTaii.. and will try thi. one. II u
work. here ~ il iOes ln other States. II will
undoubtedly be a great Improvement over
the present system"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

THE SYLVESTER CONVERSATION -
Has ..pIsycL out." Pos, and Fuller, with
tl,oir wives. len for home on Monday evening
last. some going one way and some another.
and safns remaining here, TO spend the sum
msr, Company q" will start In u few days
to Cass county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
DON'T BE

We here take ocrl-ion to thank our friend
for the liberal patronage IN the past. ana
hope. to merit IL in the future. W" regret
the necessity whirl, compel. us to say l." oar
friends: We canuot .cii goods any longer On
time. not even Tor an hour. CASH. ok y"
SALE. As w. deal with one. :" must We
deal with all. 81. MESG. son.
Dover. Mo-. April 10Th. 1872.
7. s. Thiadu.s not apply 10 my practice OF
medicine. Respectfully.
=. ] MRNG
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
notice.!

MAYORS OFFICE. CITY OF LEXINGTON,
April :i9th. ISL.
Special notice is hereby given that there
will bc a vote taken 1T the general city el"c-
ton on the 4tli day of June, 1872, upon the
whether or no, the city shall i>-u-
$50. UDO in city bonds, dic equally III ti,-. -iN
seven and eight year, from their date. witli"n
per cent. per annum. Said bonds TO lee issue!
for the purpose of paving on tn. bombs and
interest of the city now due. ~ proYi'icdhy
III" amendment To the city charter. APPROX
ed April 1t, lsI.,.
H. II WIISuS N1xor
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
THOMAS B. CATRON,

We find in the Columbia Herald the fol-
lowing c"InpIinrutar. notice of our friend.
Thomas u. i,tr0l. 4 former citizen Of tI,i,
aud son OF John talrpn. ESQ oftbI.
vicinity
rs numerous Reports of corruption and
bribery have been IN circulation concerning
Mr.. llIo-. u. tair"n. "a Gradual. Of the Staff.
UNIVERSITY. ana II" Recently appointed Dis
'rirt Aitrrm'! ~ New Mexico. ". TAX" pleas
ur" IN Inserting this ,intira,iun of Ia, char.
acirr:
Ash may not he generally known what
sort OF Il man lia, lut-iv been appointed
United S'.tes District Attorney Of New
Mexico. the cl"rk OF the supreme court of
tllat territory writes 10 the Tribune that
mos. Is. Gatr0u Is one Of the fir., citizens
thfre-aboiit. IL. has been in New Mexico
about -FOUR years. and the writer saws IL
w"u'i nave been well for the character o;
The administration II it had never mad. any
worse appointment. There mu>, be some
mistake about il then. Grant evidently
Didn't Know his man."
CENSUS REponT-Accordinrt to the
report OF James S~trauyln, our ypnsls tuser
Lexington has I 1896 white children, AMI l5(
colorrd of school age. making u total of |, ~.
The children OF noH-sciiooi aye n,imbe,
about i,UO. The entire population Of tn,
city foots up TO something over 800O.
Cool Cloth shoes NJ, Davis 4 Alistsdt's TO
. ladies At 81 per pair u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

have ono hundred and twenty acres 81
hnr blue grsss. with ii.ipz water. and will
pasture all kinis Of stock % very reasonable
tSrfa,. FOR full particular. call on Eugene
y. Ewing. two miles from Lexington, near
Mr.. Ltmrick's.
n3i-2nAs EcGESE EWING.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
ICE!!
ICE. ICE!

Get your Ice orders and rrfrigcra'"r-
ready for next Monday. May 9Th. ! shall
start my wagon delivering on III. above day.
Leave your orders at Geo. ). McGrcw 4 Coz
or T.. win.or & Son.
IL j. c. MCt;NEw
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

c. DESTROYS ofrcducing stock prtvi"u'
to the LIST of January, 1872. We offer
the following great inducements in.
cS' prices, which are very much below l
the market value. Read attcntively
and take i bee line for the Bargains:
e. 100 yards canton flannel at l5r. :
100 yards crash at ten yards for ST.
500 yards crash. extra wide, eight
60 yards for 81.
% dozen huck towels. fringed. =
81 %.
ca ss 10 '0ze" luck towels extra large
500 pounds cotton batting, Isc per
re- pound.
1000 comfort calico. 1Oc. =
80 pair blankets, at So to $l2.
~ Coed i"aT.S At - 10 Toe:
Excellent jeans at 10 to co and 1,,. =
Ca>imcrc>, IL lar~a lot from 81 TO
~ every price marked down to zero.
A>tracham and seal skin Jackets 81 e
TO 81 Ca great sacrifice.
r-S- 1909 dollars worth Of fur> at very
L| tempting prices. Winter i romir". .
a few fine sets at $40 to 80.
rs" $, Tartan a. silks for Misses at 81 wort" .
700 yards beautiful rcpp alparas in
r-y5- all col"rs IT SOC worth IS were no,
lnade AT the price. e.
Excellent l!aid> nj o5c worth Ar.
r.- Excellent piaid~ AT soc worth, 73r.
satin striped alpacas ct SIC worth
Patterns Of silk roplin~ at sli
LE worth $lS -.
Pattern Of silk poplins sl6 worth
$50.
u Patterns of silk poplinS at *l' worth
Long and square >haw!> So to sl2.
sY French rrpp silk and wool sl.ewis
AT Sl7 worth So
French rcpp silk ind WOO! burnois
CT shawl> SO worth $l2.
Beautiful zephyr Gurnoi< at 81 sold .
last year at $lj-a few left.
&c Shawl suits, grey and plaid. at So
to close out. sold last year al $l5. .
Fur>, a great bargain, At 81 %.
Ezy- worth $40.
Kid gloves all rolors and sizes at =
81 4 pair 20 close out, cheapest gloves
So III America.
- doz L. {. Aandkcrchicf> 81 per .
doz.
e9 25 doz. hem stitched handkerchief,
eight for 81. .
80 doz. hem stitched handkerchief,
r-- six for 81.
~ 20 doz: hem stitched handkerchief, .
five fer 81.
~ 5doz. lace handkcrclicfs 75c each.
T. 20 doZ. shaker all wool hose T5c. =
70 dOZ. shaker socks :lOc to 65c.
cE 81 doZ. lnrrlno hose six paiY for 81.
- doz. mcrlho hose six pair for 81. =
Beautiful embroidered sets AT ~.
Wortli 81. Also, ut =. on. 81 rs and
e. 81 80 per set. .
Glove boxes 50r worth $50.
800 yards grey flannel at 4Oc wortl,
bT zoe.
800 dollars worth of lace collars
from pc TO 81. being thr finest a>-ort-
~ mci''. brSt STYLES aud cheapest lot of
lace collars ever offered for sale III
LcXIn@ton-new STYLES received every
Cy month. These goods must be scrn to
fuliy appreciate the extremely low
Prices at which We arc selling them.
CO ms Is H." "rusc' TO get up an en-
cltemrnt: bat based on sound COM
mercial principles. bcncfi,inr our
c. selves Is well Us the people.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

PIISo- Asp pRG I~--T-r-un, DESIRING 1" rur-
CHASE either instrument; can obtain better bar
gains OF M---r, Ni-lr y NILS. General Agents
Tor the celebrated Ari"u and larlnr Gem
Piano nu'i e.. '..'II-" Organs tiIin any 81 ':il"r
in tn, W--t. I Ill .'I In IN or Ind for their ctr
rular-, W IN. N,gth 9Th street. II. Louis.
Mo. All instruments fully Warranted. E-lS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
CHEAP.
P. G.. & co.

P. G. PATTERSON & CO..
Salt per BARRE $500.
Sugar eight pounds for :l.H0.
Coffee four pounds Cnr ) leo.
Boots aud SHOES.
Qurcn>wlrc.
kcnturk, WHISKY,
Wooden Ware.
ri Good, dr.i> cred Free. n2d
WANTED BY a Young man. a
graduate Of a Commercial school, a situation
4. book keeper in some business house. II a
moderate salary. In" hest of references
given, Apply At this Office. So.4Stf
GREAT NOVELTY AZ Dtyi-S tll,th'!t',, \
S,ee ~itl,ou, = -cs-i Lrkinh e., and try them. q
PCRE- kentucky whisky always
kept At the EiIrra'io. on Laurel street.
WHEN you wish the pure article, ji>i re-
member the place. amt call. We keep moth
ing but pur- liquor al every description
and when You take a drink. you need not
fear Of being poisoned. it"mrmhrr the FL
dorado. Laurel -tr"ct. a;,riilO-ti
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

. TO THE BAEMgIs - Before you
buy your boots aud shoss Else call on
w.. !. Eekie 4 COS and they viii sell you
good goods lower than anybody In Lsxing.
ton. This II no hoax. 30 aud see for
yourself. IL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

P~ICTURES-for the best Photographs 30
20 Saunders; for III. bet Gems 90 {" saunders;
for the best l,rmhrLn!t, 90 I" >aundrrs'-the
onlv Gallery IN town that makes The true Rem
brandt. In fact, 60 10 saunders for all the best
and litc>; styles in pictures. Gallery opposite
courthouse.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

ASYLUM DENoLAT toMMANrLuY. No. ,.
LEXINGTON. Mo. April 10Th. 1872.
requested to unite with the knights Tenn
plar in celebrating Ascension Day. May 9Th.
1872. 10y m""tin" and joining with them in
iii" ceremonies at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. when an address suitable for
the occasion will he delivered by Rev. SIR.
FranrlS J. Ho""s.
JOHN f.. RTLtND.
RoRFET HALE. Committee.
PASIUAL II. CHAMBERS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

AIssRs EDITIONS. owing to my recent Ill
ness, and consequent inability to Labor as hereto
fore, Mt my trade, I hereby nnn"unc myself rs a
candidate for City Marshal, at III" rns'iing Jun
election, promising. if elected. to do my whole
duty to the people of Lexington.
JOHN A. MITCHELL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
GRAN LUNCH
AND
Book ESnel.!!
NJ ONn 4 y. NJ y 9Th. 1872.

Ls'ryh"lS kurS wlli hal al lunch joe get.
az, tiiir I't"' st uui IA tn city. j anti IA, nnr on.
ought - ms IN" opportunity eel nll'ns Iii INNS, , -
ana preparing i"f 1 I Init'- lie VIII hLN" plrat;
81 everything, :Ii A-h, h. customers AMI Ii.,.i,
i' .r p!'a'.,i. riiii JOE EAEiI.;.
HE EDGWoKTH .lurHHAL-Wc
have :-ain had the pleasure Of ~rvai.n- the
.loTr named journal, published at the
Christian Frm,i" Institute. II i edited hy
Mis- puJiiinr Keller. and >pcaA> well tor the
lady. 1t i tasty and well written
HUI amt cips ~ cost =; k"llI's Variety >ipr",
- Main etr'"t, opposite ',iy Hotel IItf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
A CALL.

LEXINGTON, April -. lS,2.
We believe that Alexander Graves has
qualities that cmin-ntiy nit him to ill the
Office of City Attorney. II he will permit
his name TO be- used as 1 candidate at the
approaching election. he will receive our
hearty support.
James Hale, r. {. 7. Brishtwell,
Alex. MiirhelI. U Is. Wtn>or.
At. Ewing, u. w. Win>"r.
ii-nry Flynt, James Gather.
4. Keller, Jonas Hines.
Il. L. Tempe. Phillip Keller,
tbas. Russcm.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

MrssRs. EpIroaS- At the earnest solicitation
OF IN any cttiZ MS. | announce m srif - Il rant!t-
date for the Office of City Marsh Il Of t!il- city, at
the ensuing election. CANT WAINWRIGHT.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
FROM j. W. PAESON PRICE. Louis

FROM J. W. PAEsON PRICE. Louis
vile. Ky.-Thc E>tnv Organ which Won sold
me :hhItt two years arc rivcS entire salts
faction. II wears letter than any parlnr Or
gan | ever tried. n"twilli>tan,in" its having
been used almost daily since ! bought it.
The rich quality Of il tone. together with
the l"iIl'iful combination of stops especially
the N"H Tuliirntc. which | deem the best
imitation Of the human voice. renders it
SUPERIOR to all other Parlor Organs.
Please accept nv sincere thank for a,i.is-
linz me 10 select an E>tcv.
Viclc < Mills. No. Pa y. 9Th street. st.
tioriS. Mo-. Grncral Agents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

,hocmakcr,on Laurel street. has just received
4 fresh stock Of superior leather. AMI !.
putting up boots and shoes. which. in style.
lit and wear, cannot be- "lualed in the city.
His Prince Alexis and Albert styles please
everybody. Go AMI sec for yourself. II
Eckle will sell YOU u number one calf skin
boot for $3.50. Go and get n pair before they
are all gone. II
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

We are authorized to announce Joseph
Barton, OF W .shington township, MS II
candidate for IN. Office "f Sli.ril uf Lafayette.
county. subject to 10 decision of the County
Convention
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

We are authorized to announce Mr. William
Allen as . candidate for Councilman III First
Ward, At the June election,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
COMMERCIAL.

TIE weather for thu pas, We has been viri-
able. generally cool. M"n,tIy We hal Il very
heavy rain and wind Storm. fnr rain descent
m. for :, halt hour in pcrIcc: snrois OF water. The
river ros. considerably Monday night and YES
,.rd,y. and i, now in s,.,.,. boating stage. Bust
mes. hr, been rather better, with considerable
activity in merchandise and hemp. Very little
whoa, is l.n in the couu,ry, and our mills are
nearly entirely ou:. Mcssrs \. V Robinson II
Co. stu hold some 1900 bushels, but will
probably sell at least n part TO miilers this week
Corn is bearing II COOL price. The supply in town
being exceedingly limited. Hemp Continues TO
be low AM dull.
NEW YoET GOLD DISPATCHES.
The rol.l mark It has been stiif aud upward.
L. L IL u 1 S2lill.llA.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

Why WILL Yor CoUGu!-WhS will voIi pass
under the yokr of that terrible iv--r;, '''n-iimp-
ton, when sure and speedy rr''"f i i~tnd IN III"
use of DR. Gilman'- Cnhrsh and lar! II The
cough is obstinate u few doses Of his So Liver
pills, followed promptly by toh">h and lar.
will arrest thu most aggravated t-,,n OF colds;
For the great efficacy uI Cohosi, anH lar i'i'icra
n J. Armstrong, Morton Mountjoy and q. NJ.
Catron. Sold by Tlieo. Goswisch and ID. " Is.
'T.y,s novl5m6
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

Mrs. T"mmrrSuu'- millinery rooms over Alex
tnIrr's drug st"rr, opposite court house, have
last been furnished with Il fresh. |: rye and select
stock of millinery goods, embracing all tha nov
elites aud latest fashions Of III" season. In ad'li-
,tnn 4 nice lnt Of liii"'> unlrrwarc, kid gloves,
linen. mourning collars, neck ties, ;'aras"lS,
fans, &c, sc special attention given to bridal
and Mourning goods. cut ard fl accurately Ia
dies misses and hoyS' suits. Thanking Il gen.
aus public tor past patronage. we shall MAKE
every effort :" m,-rit 4 continuance of thu sam"
Trrms-"ositivrlv Cush. ni-t4