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EElg2N A LECTURE
S4.AI TO YOUNG MEN
\ Inst Published, ia Sealed EareIops. Price, G cts
! 4 Lecture nm il,e Nafure- Treaimenf. and

Jrst Published, ia Sealed Earslops. Price, cts
A Lecture on The Nature, Treatment, and
Radical Cure Of SpeTmatorrhg, or Seminal
Weakness, involuntary Emissians, Sexual Debility
ard lmpedimeBts TO Marriage generally Ner-ous-
ness, CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy, and Fits Mental
and Physical lncpaety, resulting from self Abuse,
etc. BY ROBERT J. CULVER WELL, n. d.,
author 81 the " Green Book etc.
The Horld-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his owl experience
that the awful consequences e Self-Abuse may be
eHeciuaiIy removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, b0ugies, instru-
merits, rings, or eordials, pointing out mode Of
cure at once certain aud cfeetHal, by which every
sufferer, no matter what his couditioG may be- may
cure himself ehezply, privately and Tadiealy.-
THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE BOON To
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, to anv address. in plain sealed
envelope, on the receipt Of six cents, two pos
tage stamps Al-o. Dr. Culverwelrs " Marriage
Guide price % cents. Address the Publishers,
CIIAS. J. G. KLINE e. CO..
127 BOwery, New York, Post Office Box 1856.
Jan %. changed May lily. P&cO
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1 PUrcEGSc-Thc Bristol Female
COLLEGE has purchased Of Mr.. James
an acre and a quarter Of ground which
lies contiguous to the present grounds
of that Institute which now has a
compact property of three and a guar
ter acres. Elder Kiucannon is sangu-
inc of raising the $4,000 which he has
undertaken TO do, and lias already half
way succeeded in doing.
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Married.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
= day of June, at Central Depot, Va,
by Rev. A. Doniphan, Mrs. SARAH
M. widow of the late DIR. McComas, to
Mr.. FRED. Thrasher, both of Giles Co.
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FRESH ALUM WATER
FROM THE SEVEN SPRINGS

Washington County, Va,
"ILL be kept on hand by the Gallon or
w Glass, during the warm season. This
Water is as good, if ROt SUPERIOR to any
Alan Water in the country. 1t will be put
at the low price of Thirty Five Gents per
gallon, OF 80 cents if Five Gal IONS is taken at
time. Dr., CARTER, at Garter az
SniEH's 1O6accO, Cigar and Con-
TecfiOnery Store has kindly consented
to attend to the sale OF the water for us.
ID. i. PAYNE d son.
RS We give our constant attention to the
sale of Lumber at the new Yard near Va.
s Tenn. Depot, July 5.--tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-07-05

Our next issue will be from our new
Office in Goodson, the Virginia side of
or town.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-07-05

Good Tobacco, Is cents plug at
CARTER 6 SMITHS, Main Street,
Bristol, mar.22.
Candies Fruits, NUTS, Pickles, Oysters
Sardines, Cheese, Crackers, SC, &c, at
CARTER & SMITHS.
Fine Havana and Choice Domestic
Cigars at Carter & Smiths.
For best CHEWING and SMOKING
Tobacco go to Carter g. Smiths.
DA Fine CHEWING TOBACCO at
CARTER & SMITHS.
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Copv-White, - bushel 90 TO 95
WHEAr-Tenn. White q bu:hel 10 10
. Tenn Red a so
Rye, per bushcl-nominaI 20
BAYI.ty. net busEcl @ GOAL 90
O.rs-73 bushel g. too
FIorR Fancy T. sack 9S lbs 90 to so
Family 50 to- IS
Extra 4 60 to so
Superine 3 90 to 3 so
Flour in bbls same proportion as sacks.
BAcoN-Shouldcrs, u Ito y
Hams ii to II
Canvassed, per ID l6 to Is
&" Clear Sides, Il ID 81 to 8
MEAL T. bushel % to 90
Hay, Tennessee, T. 100 lbs % to co
" Western, per 100 lbs do
LARD-In bbls q ID 9 to 10
&" In Cans per ID Toto ii
B,,rTER,--- n 10 Is tO20
EGGs,-- t. dozen Is to 20
OyInNs,--- per Dbl. 4 90 to 4 90
FIELD PEAs-Red, per bushel % to 80
90 White % I"
IRISH POTATOEs,--- II Dbl ! 80
FEArIIERs-New, per ID so to 60
DRY HIDES, u ID l9 to %
A SHEETINGS, per yard I34 to IA
IS SHIFTING, per yard ii to ia
CGTToN YARNS, per bunch 60 to Go
DRESSED TURKEYS 10 to Ii
CHICKENS 10 toll
Hoes 4 to 8, gross, to nett.
Apples, to W
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vs..
f. WALTER, surviving partner OF X. WALTER a
Go BExJAlIS V. MASH, LEWIS W. HAYWOOD,
EDMOKD T. TOWNSEND, HExRT HESDEEs0S.
RIcHAKD WoOD and ALFRED u. FosTER, part
rers liz trade under the firm naInc and style Of p.
Wood, Marsh Haywood WALLER b. BROOKS,
CHAuxcEY BROOKs and pERTcK FAHSsT0cKS,
partners IN trade under the arIn- name AID style
OF Brooks, Fah8stocks * Co., ard HoBERT Davis
and AsDREw J. MILLER, partners under the GrHi A.,
name and style Of Davis Miller, all Of whom
are non-residents- Respondents.
In this case IL appearing from the BIZ fIed By
the CompI4iuants that al Of the Respondents are
Nom Residents OF th9 state Of Tennessee Il f.
therefore ordered thai Publication be made for four
successive weeks in the - Bristol Mems. paper
published in Bristol notifying the said Res pom
dents TO appear on Monday % the next term Of the
Cfseuit Court 60 be held for the County Of Sullivan
at the Court House in Blountvilie on the 4th Mon
day In July 1872 10 plead snsWersE demur to said
Bill or the same will be takerfer oonfcssed set for
hearing ex -parte asto them and decree rendered
thereon accordingly.
CoFy-Tcstei
JEne 9Th. IS72- A. ii, BULLOCK, (7-rk.
ia Print Is fee, -.
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GIVEN AWAY!

NJ EW Songs, Rich Jokes, Comical stories,
IN Witty Sayings, Funny Puns, Numerous
Anecdotes, Arts, Love Secrets and sample
Photograph, all sent free on receipt of stamp
to pay postage.
Address j. C. &W. NJ. BURROW,
Fine Art Dealers,
m24-tf. No. 200 Main St., Bristol, Tenn.
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CANCERS. TUKORS & ULCERS

In consideration Of many earnest solcitions by
the afflicted in the South 20 be visited at or near
their homes, We have arranged for DR. GREEN Z
who has charge 81 the Branch Office, At Charlotte,
n. C.. 70 III the following appointments
RUTHEEFoRDTUy, y. C Village Hotel, May IT,
WAYNESYILLE, y. c., Battle House, May 22d
WEBSTER, y. e., Enioe House, May cath.
FRANKLIN, y. G., Mrs.. Siler's Hotel, Nay 25th,
MURPHY. \. C., Mr.. Henry's House, May 2Sth
DgCKTOwN, TENN, Mcleod Hotel, May 31th.
CLEVELAND, Oeoee House, iunc let.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, Atkins House, June 3D.
GREENViLLE, TENN, Godfrey lease June 4ib.
BRISTOL, TENN, Eirkels. tiotsl une 9Th
warm SPltTNGs, n. C., Principal Hotel, une 9TH
And at AsilYlLLE, y. G., June lc:h.
Where he will remain for the purpose Of treat
irg cases. TIL october ist
DHring his absence, his Oflce at Charlotte will be
in charge 81 DR.. Befdly, assistant physician to
DR.. Klin-s PhiiA3slphi1 Bellevue Institute. .sn-
tieman II pracfic ability aHd thoroughly aeInail-
ted with the treatment Of Cancers, Tuners and
Ulcers, by DR.. Kiiue's ABtidVte, we'll as all
forms II chronic diseases.
April 26.-3 n. cw&co-
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Mr.. Payne has a new supply OF
Alum Water at Carter & Smiths.
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We are now in daily receipt OF our
SPRING GOODS and intend TO have
this season as large and varied assort-
ment as any House in this State, all
of which will be sold at the smallest
possible ddrdace upon purchases in
large quantities, principally of first
hands, and nearly all for Cash. We
don't believe in keeping Goods upon
our shelves to look at, and the SMALL.
PROFIT SYSTEM, which we pursue,
enables us in connection with our rap
idly growing WHOLESALE TRADE
to handle large quantities of Goods.
y large portion of our present stock
were purchased before the advance in
staple lines, and early calls will secure
Goods at nearly old prices. The cspc-
ciGt attention of parties in search of
BARGAINS Is called to our stock of
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An EmPorleRt een,iGrr 2 Cen.

DIR. TUTT's LIVER Pills are Purely
VEGETABLE, and are adapted to young and
old, male and female, and may be taken at
all times, without restraint Of occupation
without change Of living, without diet, and
the fear of taking cold, during all kinds CT
weather, and in all climates.
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Dear Sir-You make two preparations
which, it appears to me, are worthy Of n
more general acceptance than they have had
as yet, probably because they have not been
"pufied - in the newspapers. | allude to
your Liver Pills and Aromatic Elixir Of CT
rate of Caffeine. The former have been
used in mr. own case-torpor of the Liver
and in my family with a marked success, and
| believe them superior in all hillary de-
rangements to any pills now made. The
Caffeine is the only remedy that has, in my
experience. proved effectual for nervous
headaches. 1t never fails, and the relief it
affords is delicious for not only does the
pain cease, but II pleasant cxhilaratiOn su-
pervenes, and suffering is converted to pleas
nrc. A vial of it is kept at home and one
at my Office, that may never be without it
i'll case of need.
Very truly Yours.
JOSEPH P. CARR, Attorney at Law.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye requires but few
Minutes.
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Ar Greenville, Tenn. new wheat
has opened at SI.20 cash per bushel.
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NEWS.
FRIDAY, July 5 1872,

WANTED Situation as TEACHER by
w regular graduate Of a Southern In
.,itute. VIII give instructions in Latin,
1,rrDch, Mathematics, English Sciences, Mu-
- ON Piano, Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL
llr.winr. Waxwork and Embroidery. Has
,Ircc years experience.
References exchanged,
Address, stating terms,
Miss a.
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ATLANTA MARKET REPORT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY By
II. 7. COX 6 BRO,
COM1fISSION MERCHANTS,
FORSYTH STREET, ATLANTA CA.
Remarks.
ATLANTA, June 90, 1871.

Corn, fair demand, at quotations.
stocks light-Wheat, none in market
Oats, demand fair, for feed-Bacon and
Lard, firm, stocks light-Butter and
Epcs, sell if fresh and sound.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
q EE n -

Having recently received from New York
a large Stock Of
FIN E M ARBIE,
1 am now prepared to furnish Grave Stones
of all sizes, and at any price from SO to $50.
Finer jobs made TO order. Usual inscription
free of charge. Extra Lettering 81 cts. per
letter. Emblematic engraving charged for
according to job. Produce taken at Cash
Prices. All orders promptly filled.
A. I. NJ. PROVENCE.
July 5, lS72.--tf.
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!. .DLz5,&et reports.
L Y N G. FL 3 u II q
Prices Current.
CORRECTED BIZ
Lee, Taylor & Go.
GRoCERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AID Pre-
DUcE BROKERS.
No. IL Bridge Street, Lynchburg Va.

LYXUHBURG, Va, june 2S, 1872
But few changes during past week.
Va and Tenn, country cured hog
round Bacon active and scarce,
whilst western, plenty and dull. Corn,
Rye. Oats, Flour, Eggs and country
produce generally, steady at quota
tons, Wheat none offering. Coffee
and Sugar very firm. Butter plenty
and dull.
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APPLES, Green, 3 barrel, 50 DOG 500
! Do. Dried, pared, e. %, 5Q7
BAcoS, Hog round, e b, ek 10
10. Hams, p ID, l20Ij
DO. Sides, z H., Skt9
BFEF, Slaughtered, z D., 5@s
BcrrSR, Nos; l, , ANA ,, o b, lie, l2e. &C,
| BEEswAX, Il D., 32N S3
! BTCKYHEAT FLOUR, 2 H., 5
! BEANS, White, r bushel of 60 lbs, 2s!G2 50
Do. Mixed or Conrrd, ! 6Jal Is
| BLACRBEgRIEs, dried, Z! b., sale
| Blue GRASS SEED, per bushel Of ii lbs. "5et2 80
| CHIcKE.s, dressed, apiece, 2UGt35
Do. Live, apiece, 2@g23
| Chestnuts, per bushel loo al, 30
| COPIES, Fair 10 good Rio, u h., 24925
| Do. Prime to choice Rio, u d. 25eS26
Do. Lasuirs q b., 2s@S 80
! CHEESE, Dairy, a b., 1917
Corrox YARxs, 2 bunch Of 5 rs, Gj6I IS
Corn, White u bushel of SO rs, old, 9Oio95
Do. Yellow and Mixed. SS6t90
| CoRS MEAL, u bushei of 80 RS, 100
CLOVER SEED, z bushel Of ~ lbs, 60G6 SO
CEMENT, n Dbl, 40
CKANBEKkIEs, u Dbl, Oo@Io 90
EGGS, Fresh, u dozen, l7GglS
EvgReREEx GRASS SEED, q bush. II hs., ! 75G92 90
FLOUR, SuPerfne, e Dbl, 25G9 20
Do. Extra, q Dbl, 10 Oo@lo SIS
Do. Family, q Dbl, ii Co@l so
FEATHERS, Live tioose, z n, q ass
FLAX SEED, a bushel Of sc lbs. Goal %
FLAX Linen, 4 yard, lS@ls
HAY, Baled, y 100 Ms, ! 20eIl 81
HERDS GRASS >FsD, Il bushel of 10 Ms, 73g2 20
IROS, Country IT, ~ d., 4%GJ%
LARD, Va. x Te l., Nos. s. 2and l., llGl2
LEATHER, Span Sole, u b., 2SEt3O
b" Count tanned sole, b n, 2SsI3G
Dv. do. do. do. unfinished, 29lt32
Do. Harncs H., 33@S6
Do. Upper, 4 NJ, $500
MVLAssKs, New c cans, y gallon, 75GSO
Do. Refined Syrups, 4 galloa, S3Gg IS
NAILS, Old Dominion, p key OF loo lbs, J0G7 30
DAT p bushel OF 33 bs., 60G70
ONIONS, q bushe of 81 MS, soto / 90
ORCHARD GRASS SEED, = bush. ii rs. az so
or, Tanners, z gallon, 7j@90
PAcuEs, Dried, impaired, u H., 7@9
Do. do. pared. II H., l4Gl6
PorAToEs. Irish, u bushel of GO rs., 00@I IS
Do. Sweet. do. AZ. 50 to go
PEAS, Dried, Il bushel, 50 to 60
PORK, Fresh Hogs, = D., 4 . 90
Do. Sailed, z b., 30 90
RYE, a bushel Of Sc BIS, SS@9o
RAGS, Linen and Cotton, q %, 4a5
SALT, Liverpool fine, q sack, 5092 60
SUGAR, Brown, q ~, loNllH
Do. Yellow Z and ExtraC, n l3al4
Do Crushed, formulated, PuIvshzed, l4Ggl5
and Cut Loaf, g D., l6
SOAR, Country made - D., $40
TALLow, q H., sale
TURKEYS Dressed, q D., II a Is
TIMOTHY SEED, g bushel of 80 =" SOFAS 90
Tow LINEN, u yard, l6NdS
VINEGAR, Pare Cider Il gallon, 254l3o
U-HEAr, White, q bushel OF Go be. S5a2 90
Do. Red, do. do TOOL 50
WoOL, Washed, 2 d., 6Oe,63
Do. Unwashed, a b., 400 90 |
" HIsKEY, Rectifed, q gallon, 25tII 40 |
Do. Pure Va MouEtain Rye Cc@2 so
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For other Local items, see fourth
rage.
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FOR SALE
IN THE TZLRIVLNG
=
TOWN OF UNION
On the Z. T. 4: Ia. Il. R. , EIevcH mile
gest Of Bristol.

~"' -
THE STORE-HOUSE AND RE- T.
dence formerly occupied by Aiken & Co. H.
offered for Sale at a very Low price. THE
property wOHd be -sery web suited for
Hotel anil Livery Stable, both Ct which IL
very badly needed in cur town. One-tiiri
of the purchase money win be required ia
advance, the balance in six, and twelve
mouths, with interest fe51 sale.
For further particulars apply to a T..
Wilson, Union Depot, who viii show the prov
erty. lie also has two other Houses aui
Lots for Sale, well improved, in good lora
tons On main Street, in the town Of Union
-'-s' Z. Z. PRICE.
Dec. lst., lS7i.--tf.
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BRISTOL PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED REGULARLY
I. B. DUNN 81 CO.
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AT NEW YORK PRICES, t
either at retail or by car load. This
house will duplicate any bill from any
northern establishment, and deliver
goods to any point as promptly as the
running of the trains will permit
LyRchbarg Republican.
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Non Residents Notice.

CIRCUIT COURT, SULLIV4Y COUNT.
LEREr MEYER Co ,JoHx sHARKKr & Co, VIM
xEY CUsHISs Co, aud A. G.. * Z. L. EAsLEY'
Ex'rs, &c, Complalnants,
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u NEW YORK PRICES.

pets, trunks, of foreign or domestic
manufacture, that cannot be obtained
here
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RIsLEy,s GENUINE GoLDES-BELL

CARBoLIC SALvE unegualled as n
Healing Compound. Physicians recommend it as
the most wonderful remedy ever known. Price
20 cents per box, John +. Henry, Sole Proprietor
College Place, New York.
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EfurGFeesbOrO,
HEREFORD Co., ~. &.
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C1RIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE-This

SVAPNIA is Opium purified of its siekening and
poisonous qualities. 1t is perfect anodyne not
producing headache constipation of bowels, As
is the case with other preparations Of opium.
John Farr, Chemist, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

May 24-tf.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
Killing Of !. w. Groves, ESQ.
The Editor OF the Lexington Intel.
ligencer.

Tbs Lexington ISTELLIGENcER
comes to IFS i'll mourning for Its edi-
tor, Laiay cite W. Groves, who was
killed by Edwin Turner, publisher
of the Register, OH the evening of the
9th inst.
Mr.. Groves was a well educated
and intelligent Young man, very
popular i'll his county, aud highly
esteemed by all who are capable of
approaching honesty and courage.
AS u brother in the editorial frater-
mity, we feel his loss with more than
ordinary regret. Ills WAS the first
paper III this part of the State that
Joined the Sentinel in its warfare up
on public plunderers irrespective vi
party. The W battled alone, 30 far
as the press was concerned, Ill their
respective counties against the illegal
issue of bonds. Finally, they were
Joined by Paync's new paper at
Uarrisonville, and. alter exposures
bv committees in this county, by sew
cral OF the Kansas City press. Groves
has fallen, aud, if the secrets were
known. most likely for his courageous
championship OF the oppressed people
Of his county. But they hold his
memory sacred, and his example in
journalism is a legacy to tho iratcr-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sentinel.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
oRnER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, l..
LAFAYETTE COUNTY,
In the Probate Conr: OF Lafayette county, Mis-
toarl-Dctobcr adjourned term, 1872.
NJ CIV at this day comes Bette RcnninG, ad-
IN ministratriT of the estate Of Anthony ID.
BE inius, deceased, and presents To the Court
her petition, prL wing iCr an Oid.r for the sale of
so much of the real estate of said
deceased as will pay and satisfy the remain
ing debts due by SAID estate and yet unpaid for
want of sufficient assets, accompanied by the
accounts, lists and inventories required by laY
in such cases; on examination whereof it is or
dcr,C that all persons interested III said estate be
notified that application as aforesaid has been
made, and that unless the contrary be-shOwu on
or before the first day of the next term OF this
court, to be held On the sixth day Of Jalu-
AIRY, lS.3, an order will be made for the sale of
the whole, or so much of the real estate ui said
deceased rs will be sufficient for the payment OF
said debts.
And it is further ordered that u copy hereof
be printed in the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
Ger, u new Spa printed in said county OF La
fsyctle, for ioar weeks successfully, the last
insertion to be n least four weeks before the
commencement Of the next term OF this court.
y TRUE copy, attest:
nuv2U-5w JOHN L, BCEDES, Clerk,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
Genera, News.

Gen. George &. Meade, a distin-
guished officer of the Federal army,
died in Philadelphia on the 9th inst,
aged fifty.six years.
A small son OF Mr.. E. Barnes, about
eight years old, while returning home
from school near Georgetown, Ky,
OH the 7th, passed through a lot with
l!'ogs IN IL on his fathers farm, and it
Is th0sght that he was playing with
some small pigs when q large hog
on him, and no ono being near,
killed him aud ate him up with the
exception Of his hcad and shoulders.
DIR. Samuel Asl,mOrc, living ii
Topeka, Kansas, IN q drunken frenzy,
ON the 9th, shot aud kilied bis wife,
after which he chopped open hel
breast In an insane ebdcayOr to TAXI
her heart out. II took ten men &c
arrest and convey the madnsAn to jail
- desperetelydid 70 struggle.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
AFrisndly Suggestion.
A Sensible Article from tho st. Louis
Times.

We have had frequent occasion
during the past veal to condemn the
readiness which some of our contenl-
poraries have shown to poumce down
upon various interior counties of the
State as lawlcss and disorderiy, on
tho smallest and most understandable
prctext, knowing that the cxaggcrat-
ell publicity thus given TO matters of
inconsidcrablc Importance has had
the constant aud direct effect to i'm
pair our municipal credit abroad, and
cmbarrass communities that are
known 10 be laboring mahfully to
meet every dollar Ofthcir obligations.
MOI long ago the Democrat gave a
good deal of prominence TO some al
legged exhibitions of mob law in Laia-
yeite county, which proved to be
entirely without foundation, and
which certainly cast no reflections
upon the citiZcus 0i that locality IS a
class.
The same sort Of oblcquy has been
attempted upon the people of Jack
son, Cass, and other counties, all
having its origin in merely partisan
motives, and intended TO promote n
merely political purpose, but calcula-
ted. to work no small amount of
injury to the commercial standing of
their inhabitants. We are gratiiied
to know, however, that notw;th-
standing these impolitic and unjust
aspersions, tho citizens of jackson,
Johnson, Cass and Lafayette, and the
same is true of ether counties, are
paying The coupons of their bonds
with the utmost possible rapidity ;
the revenue officers are using COM
mendablc diligence in the collection
of taxes, and creditors arc an,icipat-
ing no danger of ultimate loss.
May we not suggest then, now that
no party end remains TO be subserveh
by iabricating animadversions on the
several counties, That it is high time
this malignant and short-sighted
species Of political warfare come to
an end ;<and that the partizan press
should array Itself wholly upon the
side of truth and justice in this IT,
spcct, instead of scattering all over
the country uufounded imputatIons
upon our State and county credit, and
keeping up hostilities with u people
nobly Struggling, amidst many adj
vcrsitics, to meet their corporate i'll.
! dubicducss z
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
Fashionable Wedding.

The ST. Joseph papers of the 18th
give reports OF the marriage of tho
granddaughter of the founder of st.
Joseph and u citizen Of st. Louis.
Says the Gazette: Miss Ella a.
RObIdoux is aot only u representa-
tive ofone OF the oldest, but OF the re,y
oLiest family of st ~Joscpli,a daughter
Of Felix l%toOidoux, Esq, anu agrand-
daughter OF JosephitobIdoux, the piO-
neer who moS-.h his bark here Over
half o century ago, and founded the
proud city which now stauds on the
east bank OF the Missouri, and bears
his name as well AS that OF the pat
ron saint Of the diocese, aud whose
memory is associated with almost
every public record Of the city and
county. 1t il needless to say that Ella
Was born in st. Joseph, and all our
oldest citizens have watched her Ms
she grew into wOmanhoOd, admirinS
the development of those traits Of
character that mark the true woman.
All that careful education, the kind
est attention, und the U excellent
judgment could do toward directing
in the right channel aud to u good
purpose a mind naturally Inclined 10
the right has been done for her. aud
has served to adorn u person most
generously giftod by nature. In all
our social circles there was 10 lady
more universally admired aud es-
tccmcd. than the accomplished and
graceful bride who plighted her faith
At the altar yesterday
Nj. James L. Sweeney, tho groom, is
o young gentleman OF rare attain.
n,ents, being elassed rs ali artist in
every branch Of the classics. aud is
unc 0f tho best business men i'm ST.
Louis. Mr.. sweeney was assisted by
MIR. Rudolph Bohlc and Augustus N.
RObidoux, OF st. Joseph. Mr. Bohle
accompanied tho groom from 81,
Louis TO attend the wedding
The ceremony took place ut the
the Cathedral at IL o'clock Thursday
morning. After the services ut the
church, the wedding party proceeded
Ito the brides father, where q fcw
hours wore pleasantly passed In re,
ceiying tho congratulations Of friends
and enjoying the Inequalities Of tn,
host.
ling train for Chicago and Cincinnatt
sud will soon arrive In 81. Louis
their home.