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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
COMMERCIAL.
LEXINGTON MARKET.

Hut,"r-st"t". y.l. roll. nratly wrapped IL t.
Eggs-ir,ch, 10 to E..
Bcans-Hand rickci navy 50 90 to 400; medium
:ui,i common, ST at" 81 80.
Pr"risions->. &. hams, Is to ?oc, country IL
tn l67,
Siics-rlcar, at"ll.
ShUul,lrrs-. tuS.
Lard To 10.
Fiuur-chuicr NIX ) 50 do bbis 10 %; good
second rate 1 90.
Corn mrai-.o 10 soc.
Salt kanawha, 3 10.
Gruccrirs-Brown sugar 10 to H.; Ex. c. Is
to II; \. 49,, To IL; crushed l4h to IL.
TrnS-6o To = ~.
CoT.c-choicr. 20 to -, fair 81 to -; o. Il.
Java, 81 Ia :f;hs.
Syrrr-sugar loaf, 81 % to l 10 golden. 90.
Molhssrs-S II. -; common 80.
Chrr.e-S.. &, l5c to zoe; English Dairy 80;
Young America b
Prpper-;M 81: pure ground, 40c.
AlSpicc-2I To 30.
Hunry-lJt Ia Zoe.
Tailow--. tuna;
Er~athcrs-primic, soc;
BrrswaN-2J:
Grain-N". ! wheat, l 50 to i1.--No. 81 20 to Gu
Corn-bbl. / 10 90.
Sun,lrir--Dnions 20 To > ~.
Applrs-Iriri, hu. l 40 TO l 20
pcichc--irir! III I" &c.
Pniatncs-ntp jac.
Brrf-,n foot / l." j; qrs : to 10; rutIo to IL.
Hng>-,n foot 3 ~ to ) ~.
lbfN t'IDVs-lFIniS ~ I" ia
Shtrtins--hrlvy "A bro, II I" Is; second do.
lsi,; fine brown { IL To 1 ~; ln.i shrrtins 10 to
-: Crash, lea t. 20.
Iottun-hlcaciIct l3'. L" 20.
Canton Fllnmcl>-lG.s To 80.
Ticking--aO Ia 10.
1abl, linrn-iJ 10 ! ID.
.Jrau>-S Ia ! ~.
CasimcrcS-l ~ To : 90.
Paper cambric-b.
spool coitnn-tuk; | No.
CorSei,-.i To ) M.
Hides and prit,-Niry hides IL 10 l.c; green
hides .r;
Shrcp pcltS-,5 Ia = 10.
Deer -kinS-'lry. per ID. Loo zoe.
Mimk-lrrimc, 81 10.
DttCr-S2dl.
Cnon-Irinc, ir.
Muskr:it-St to loo.
SknuA-,G@J ~.
Lunu.brr-riv,r pine, l., inch, So: same inch,
Stir; i stock brari. 80, h stock hoard, IL; sig
anlw board. dressed, 81; fencing, 30; clear
huurin=. 20. 81 rate do. il: clear siding, pine,
~; I'd 'lu. =: 81 do. ii; joi,t and srLrtlins, 30:
ii clear >rantliug, Tor frames: it; a shingles:
sawed. : No. | Ito. I W; lIths, 5 10. Native
iunLcr. soIT. III ~, lrIsrl )! ~.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

CONGRESSIONAL BALLOTS. We
civ" a large portion nf our >prre this week
to An acco'int IF the Carrniltnn convention.
At the time We wrote up the proceedings.
we Thought il unnecessary TO give the ballots
In detail. but a the people may feel >Omr
interest In seeing how the delegates stood in
different counties, aid ~ We have had appli-
cations for a full report by letter, il is our
duty ~ Secretary of III" convention to give
the vote by counties on all the ballots. We
do 80. and give it apart from the proceedings
on our second page.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
DRAMATIC

Posts FAR lam III sylvester Dramatic troup.
will perform during the week nf the Fair in
our city. I'll" troupe is larger and cnmhin--
more talent than when in our ritv before
Louise sylvester. "~L"Nington'> fa,orita,''
Will app'ar every night rf In" week, and
most atirictiv. PLAYS will lee presented
Grand programme for Monday night.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

We are ar,hprzn . s.a.i"r" Ma '. N!S
Seulr, Jr., ui D,'..r frEl-. 49, -L''.. ..H@
uuIn- 10 In. lir.-."I-.,I "a ~ - Il! De- - 80.
Conventions a, i al ts'"I,rtv ..:.r'- ,,i"'E
Collector, at tn apo .'.,.i5 q oipA
EpIron- iSrxLii.ES'L L.. N.r'--. . i"
ns u can,ii,lit,. Irr t"I-r, ',:'9;
November ~r.-CtIoA, -inJ e 81 %! 4 &C.. f.''
n..rnI. in Iriuir. -..r.,. It ~ '.,u.s.s '..t-
%v-ntinn, As ~ ID. d. IN ~ ~ 90" ''ti'!
Committee. Ny p,rt ter ~" IA NJ = '''"iI'
IL. that | am p,pl, have a iirLr family, - !.t'.
been u resident Of he cpuIty Tor !iri!i! ~ V ar
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
TURN OUT, TURN OUT!

TIL" primary meetings in the various
townships to select Delegates 70 the County
Convention will 'm. h-it TO Day. Sep
tcmh.r 2Ih. citizens. he " n hind. Your
interests are at stake. Now Is tIi. tIm"to pro-
teri Yourselves. II Won n""!""t to do vour
.,u,v. vou can yrumblr hereafter. hut i; will
he TOO late.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
State Senate.

Hon. J. p. Strother has been nomi-
mated for the State Senate from the
counties of Saline, Lafayette and Pet
tbs. His competitors were Hon. Il. j.
Mitchell of Lafayette and o.. A.
Crandall aud A. Y.iiull ofPettis. Mr..
Mitchell of Lafayette deserved and
should have received the nomination.
HIS contest in the late legislature
against the POPULATIONS and frauds oil
the Lafayette county court ring ell
titled him to the position. He Is
furthermore n finished gentleman and
An able man-one of the progressive
politicians of our State and had q
great influence III the Legislature
Columbia Herald.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
80 MAIN STREET

j. iriinniI@ FUN and rUun!n- over viii, all kinds
nI new and ,rI-nnLbir goods, consisting al new
styles dress goods, vclvrt,-n,. lace. coilirs,
Trimmings. Ialir-' silk luch-ti,S, prrtIIInrri.s,
ri,i.n"n-. braii-, switches, c"rs.ts. warns, Nr.
our prices cannot tail /" please every ".ir. W.
guarantee everything We sell not only L" hr first
class. hut as cil,al. ~ anybody "l>c can sell il
Conc and see. M,,Au~LASp \ BEDFORD
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

Don't bet on the election u You
lose your vote. Section II Article "
of the Constitution of the State of
Missouri is as follows. "NO person
who shall make or become directly or
indirectly, interested in any bet or
wager depending upon the results of
any election. shall vote at such cleo
lions"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

STARRING Thrrr was u stabbing
sfnra, in WaverIy on sunday last. II hap
prnri IN tins wise. One negro was on irg
another rent. which was not fnrfh-comin.
on d-m'nd. fh" creditor dill not forgive
the debt, but took the debtor iy IN. throat
and rent him in IN" arm with a knife Who
says the Niger doesn't make a good citizen,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
Eyy RY EN A. SoN.

expressly for Ike Fair. iIa!n> OF the finest
quality. shoulders OF The richest flavor.
breakfast bacon. most delicious dried beet,
and dried beef tongues un>,irl'as>' Il. For
sale cacap Al their grocery and provision
store under rl,. BourI" Hotel.
Pail for Lard. Taliow, Grease or
Al Ut ANY kind
\. \. j. .. Ll>tEii:,
Cor. Nam .Iul Pinr streets.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
CHALLENGE TO WILL OWNERS.

We the undersigned proprIrtnrs nj the Star
Mills. warerly. Mo, propose exhibiting q barrel
of our best -four 1t the Lafayette Go. Fair, Tor
the first premium. We invite friendly comp.ti-
ton from all parts Of IN" country. and hope the
best harrri of iour will get The premium
CAuruoRs, smspLrn Il Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
At COST.

Having resolved To go into the qurcnswarra and
glassware business exclusively, We uler our
entire stock of willow ware, w""ivn ware and
Tin ware at cost. Come early if you wisl. GOO,
bargains. "iuUrs Iii ,ir;n,'
~>vi,t-t! GEr. :. MCt:Rrw \ Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

The Imperial palace at the city of
Mexico was recently burned to the
ground.
A fly tree in Falmouth, KY, ripen-
ed o quantity Of fruit this year.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
THAT ..BEauTlrga STARR

That hangs out on Main street indicates the
locality OF Il. Sinrurr', clothing store, which
has Just been rcp!rni-hci with u new
stock of goods Mr.. ~inuucr has recently
returned from Il huyin" tour East. ana las
now opened on" of The best ana finest stocks
of g~rutlrm.n's furnishing good, ever
brought to Le%N inglon. Which, he Will dispose
of for ready cash at astoni>hin@ly low ti"-
ares. All >tylr, and qualities OF mems and
boys, wear. in the piece and made up, UNI
hrrl!aS. &c.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
70 LOCAL ~aDvERrIsrRs,

Persons advertising in rhr local rn.".nl,, r>
cclt those i,vin< -tInl"ts "ri-' ~ %
ch4fgrd N cents per lin" i'r irsi !n~Uri,nr. .
10 cents per line for .I"i, i%tt!,I.tu q ut--t.,
and to those HAVING -'tnisnG 'Ai'' u 81"
per line for frs, insertion. u't : cents pea 90"
for each additional Insertion.
"Positiv"ly no ,irN;L'i' Il ;rr'n tli~ rule.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
BNNK NOTICE..

Size. = hereby given to Ill nIlr r'i>tn-
MR. r"l - - r'r>"r> irving ""rt-inn tn
hi-in' -- 1t oar s"v"rii Oils. f..lt
on Tu.~iay. Wednesday. Thur-iav. FRIDAY
AMI SATURDAY. III" l>t. 2I. 81. An and 1t!,
DAYS Of O.t"hrr respectively. our several
OH .rs will "l">" Al II \ VI. Thi> iS donr tn
"nrhl. "urSriv". and "ur "mu'nv"- to vi>i:
tue Fair III the r;terr,"n- of those DAYS.
Porous who's" not = m,tur" NJ our offices
on thu" W riil pl",-.. "#v"ru IN. m>'lvr>
Accordingly.
i~-ryiHs:TnV SAVINGS BANK.
WV lpmVrSDS& co.
WI. !LNHrCK.
tULL SAVINGS BANK.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
i'OSTp0

POSTp0SED. The urr'v To hr Civ
81, hv -" Lexington S'.i.ir inh on Thurs.
",.'In- y. ~. ''.- I,..'r ~V",trrn"i ruiii III"
>n..ru' :; .r-~.i,v ~ n.:nfrr.
-, : VIC. wv W. :.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
LOCAL RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.

st Louis mail, via y Mo Il Il. arrives at !.
A N; departs AT u = " Via Pacific Il X, ar
rivrs at II A NJ; departs at ; 20 r M-Daily
Western mail arrives "a ii departs Il I'm
Daily.
st. Joseph mail arrives a NJ; depart, G p /"
Daily.
Sedalia mail arrives |! 4 NJ ;d,par,s ) 80 T. NJ
Daily.
warrensburg mail arrives Monday, wednesday,
and FRIDAY 81 N: departs Iu.s,il!, Thursday
and saturday \ VI
Wavrrly mail arrives Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday ! r NJ; depart, Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday AN
independence" mail arrives Monday, W.dn",-
day and Friday II IN. DEPARTS TUESDAY. Thurs
day and Saturday { AN
Pleasant Hill mail arrives Monday, Wrhncs-
day and Friday II a NJ; departs same day /! ~.
Eastern Way mail, via y Mo Il L., arrive.
"a N ;d,pnrts "a NJ.
Office hours daily Except sunday. from {.
A n. to d. ~ + VI sunday. from II ~ ii
IEp. ". NchEAx, 4. NJ.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
V.anECS Avn MISSES.
rou.l CHANCES TO ALL.

Dpa'r Itii to cIII nn Davis y \ii-i.lt w.'"i y''i
want 70 IurrnI7. the il tm,!-rin 81 Shoes III :ii'r.IN
very cheap. s'Pf-'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
READ!

Davis 4 Ail,;,i; ar. receiving iiir Target stock
OF boots, shoes ani hats ~ + br"u hi t" ;ni'
m ,rk,t They warrant their s"rlS /. 'T'ry -
sp.ct. and Ill cn APR than IA 81 s.'I ia!
Early and x; bargain, at
,.ns-ir No. 100 AIS >rnEEr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
PUBLIC ADMISI>TRArDH.
We are authorized u aauounc- Dr. II. Chap
man - u candidate for Public administrator

JUDGE or TIn LDCSTY CDrKr,
We are authorized 10 announce i.aac u
Wood, sr.. Of sni-a-Bar township. ~ a ran.ii-
date for Justice oi the tDun'y Court 81 i.nfIy-
~,ts county, subject To the decision Of the iJ.niD-
erati: County Convention.
" r Tyre, Of Washington t11n.hip. will
subrhit his nam To ~" D-frr,eri'ic t"ns"niipu
Tor tiIr nomination IL! County Lpur Justice.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
ASSESSOR.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC

poh.rtc scott, Of Dover township. aiiih"riI :
!, r. san tina; he will b" - cantrt Al; n'IpTr tnr
Ipcmocratic CDunfy Convention i'r 'Iic oiiiir "i
County Assessor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

EpIroHs fSrELLiGEsckn: Al the earnest
solicitation Of many frieiiis, you will annpunc-
me ~ a Candidate for the Office of Prosecuting
Attorney. subject Ia The decision nT the Dcnio-
cratic County Convention this fall. Al. HALL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
Comfy REPRESENTATIVE.

Al the urgent solicitation Of many friends. l
announce mt, srifa candidate Tor the Legislature.
Subject to the decision Df = D.myGratic County
Convention. wM. r. HAYS.
We are authorized TO annouc. e NJ. Oliver a.
an independent ctpiiiAt- Tor Representative of
Lafayette county la the next legislature.
Thr iriendo II Joseph =. smith viii present
his name before thr County D-In ,critic ,pnScu-
ton, a. . Candidate for the state Legislature.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
'rNND- NSD D:.N\- -.

"fNNO- MD DEANS =
..II>a r!lf i -, u u ~ - - .. > -
.t.n, t H.--r>. Wa. i u Is, I'In -
tor th,. rflrhr ted triru to. ':i.!"'
-. IN - an! r. y "rt- pfSt'~i ~ - -.
IN TN. W,-t. al pI.I n pr> ILiJ Ut
.uiir., No. ~. Npr'l .iith 'tr'ri. :. I.I'i.
No. All ir,iriImcIit, iuily warranted lib-!,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
WANTED.
BAD JOB.

One thousand dozen fresh eggs. for whirl,
we will pay cash. BOWEN n Sun.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

We are authorized L" ail"unr" LurIrn u
~ vi ,t as a clnditse for Ipln;y ,ulrrintvn-
,I.nt of Public sc1JJi.. ~>aIj.c; - III action Of
thr County Democratic Convention
George NJ. Catron. who has fll".i ths Ollie" ~
County sup.rinten,icnt al IuJiir school, for the
Ia.t two yrar., Will b. 4 ctniiiif. for r.-.icc-
ron N me same OH -, subject fo III, decision %
the County Democratic Convention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

Jesse bean. or6 OF the oldest citizens Of
this neighborhood. died At his home near this
place. on Thursday last. In The death OF Mr..
Dean We loose one Of our very Est citizens.
He had the love aud esteem Of all who knew
HIM
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

Buiord 7. W.hN. OF NnliI.;nL township, Will
submit his IAN: 10 tI' action + III" 'Hr'rrH'ic
County Cpuv'nt; nt T. - tt.tt ~ i'r 80. "i.it'
of sheriff Of Lafayette 'Ali! II 'hr SOY '.l'"r
.lerfinn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

EpIroRs ISrELLI!ES"E" Il"a-c a'n"rEc" me
AS a candid H.. for Sh"riI ii 1.i!Iy"'i, r'''li'v,
subject 10 the action "f thu i,'nI'cra'ic c"'i''S
nominating convention, and ,bligr, v"Ir-. re-
pectfully, VI VI 'S"'Ne"N'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

hereby ANNOUNCE" uv,.ii = caniIiat'' Tor re
election to the uiic. OF tnunfy SnrvS!or- -u'Jrc'
10 the decision Of the voters n thu November
election. hL'sS
We are authorized To announce Howard Danes
n, candidate tor Cpuntr ~irv, yOr, subject u tWc
action Of a DcInncratic nominating convention
w~AyERLT, August l!fn, 49,
Eprross IxTELLI1EScEK Please aanou e" M
"a . caniilai. for County surveyor ot LIidyrii'
county. subject 10 the action 1f the Democratic
County Convention I'D "NNIEh~'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

E,,r,us Ixrr,lr.. ycEn. =. =, l.l ~. n.
Us a candid .i- for ih' ~ iti llN II i.ii't Il
county at the next election. ,u'y,rt ir IN" a'i.''
of the Democratic nom!hltin- { ''N ni:"i.
IIMS , LIuI-MAS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
CHEAP! CHEAP!
T.. Il X co.
KENTUCKY wml-KEY, CHEAP.

BOOTS AND SII JES, CHEAP.
KENTUCKY WIIl-KEI, CHEAP.
GROCERIES,, ASSORTED. CHEAPEST.
FLOUR, MEAL. IND BRAN, CHEAPER,
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT.
Goois delivered free. au.1tf
FORA Coon BED-clrau room. and
, square meal, 20 TO the LindelI l"tcl. Kan
.as CITY. >. IL. W
my3l-ly Proprietor.
FOUND
Trcspassiug upon suIscriber's premises u.
stray COW Of the following description: Whit
spd brindlr, with one horn broken on She has a
! young calf. The owner Is requested tn come lar
ward, prove property. pay charges anu take he'
nw,y. ls.IItJl W. r. HAYS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
DAVIS &
FROM AULLViLLE.

ar S%.lling heavy boots cheaper than ANY hous,
IN ths c!ty. srp4tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

EpIroRs ISrrLLlGEScrw: iI,a-" announce
me as u candidate iur '~ll..il"E 81 i.ii Yet"
county subject l., th"i ,!-I,l rttHr Dt'in'H>iLt
County Convention. WILLIAM l"'N'''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

MEssnS. EplToHs: i'i''-' anIninc" my nam
a. "A candidate Tor the uli-' of County fr':i, urrr,
subjrct to the decision II the tninir Dom cratic
Convention. ~ Il .suIrlmtc" "f my a'.s.iiy i'
perform the ,luii-> OF the n.lir', AMI my r't"ilS
therein, | refer 10 tn. record "i my entire HE
spent in this community. Respectfully,
AN. u. MCCAu~LASD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
X

Our popular dry goods merchants, Vim.
Corse, Horace Ardingef. Tunstall & Son,
all been east and just retu, ned, and are
now receiving and opening the prettiest and
cheapest fall stocks Of good, ever brought to
this market. Bargains can now ~behad.sure for
the cash. but credit is positively played out.
Each merchants motto now is."a nimhle SIN
peuse is worth more than i slow shilling"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
IS.
Fee for announcing candid ,ir~ :nr amy "ilicv, s.
payable III Il lNanc., in al rINs.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY OFFICES.

We are authorized 10 inn"unr" Joseph
BartOn. of " rl,in -'on township, ~ i
candidate for the nlic. al SltriIi 1T i.iiiy' ;tr
county. subject To Ia decision of t'r County
Convention.
We are requested +" ann0nnr" that l"wisr
Green, of Lexington tow I-iiir, Will submit hi
claims tn the decision III the - m'rr Itic ,"I.iy
Convention. aS II ran,l,iIi- tor tn Office ri 81 T.
ID Of Lafayette county, at III" November ci"'ti"h.
EpIroUs ISrELLIGESCEH: Iou are authorized
to announce me- Il, Il rtItil ttr for the uiiic'' al
Sheriff of Lafayette c'iaty II inr nr\t Nnfrhi-
Der election, subject t. tia" ! ,:,l"a vi .hs Demo
cratic Nominating Cnnvc,iipn:
B. ID. WEEnIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-07
Conversational.

fBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE DIsPATcH.j sssyEs.s
WASHINGTON, December g. House.--Mr.
Dawes, during some remarks on the revenue
bill, expressed confidence that at az early
day the taxes would beremoyed from, every.
thing except tobacco and whiskey.
Mr.. Harris, Of Virginia, introduced q bill
paying for property destroyed during the re-
beliion by authority of the United States
Mr. Dawes, from the Committee Of Ways
and Means, reported bill abolishing the
offices of assessors and assistant assessors OF
Internal revenue, and transferring their du.
ties to collectors and deputy collectors.
Amendments were agreed to fixing the
time for the bill to go into operation on the
1st of July, 1873, and requiring additional
bonds upon the collectors; after which the
bill was passed.
a motion to adjourn to Monday was
adopted. .an
Senate.-The resolution inquiring of the
President why troops have been sent to Ar
kansas was considered. Al
The following resolution was adopted:
" Resolued, That the Committee on FL
nance be instructed to inquire what legisla-
,tion is necessary to relieve the present strin-
gency of the money market, the propriety of
providing for an additional issue of legal
tender notes, and all matters connected there
With, and report by bill or otherwise at as
early day as practicable" ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-07

4 house at Pittsyivania Courthouse, occil.
rird ~ law office by c & L. Dabnes, and
is the engineers of the LyDchburS and Dan
l.ll" railroad, was burned on Saturday eve
n!ug last.
4 beautiful form is better than beautiful
ftce: if gives a higher pleasure than statues
or pictures; it is the finest OF the tine arts
Emerson.
|, i said that IAlbany'S new State-house
{" looks like setiof saw-Inllls, churcneS, anu
hotels pitchtorked into heap by man
III a hurry .......-... ..,.,.-.-. ,-,.s.-
s. Louis and st. Paul are suffering from u
short supply Of coal. In the former CITY the
price has trebled since the first OF the season
Ml~. Snidkins says her husband is three
hlndcd man-right hand, left hand, ana a
!i,tle behind hand.
Pauline Lucca is hard at work deepening
lhc channel In Chesapeake bay. She is
EluddredSe.
The latest convention spoken Of Is that OF
Ike goo.c-pickcrs, who are TO meet at Chicago
hcNt year.
Tew York ladies are said to dress much
more plainly on the street than III former
GiyS.
The Khcdlyc of Egypt proposes to make
tie Nile nayiyabie by removing the cata'
@rt>
Fourteen lives have thus far been lost III
tlc construction Of the East river bridse.
Sweet fern lssTes sell at sl2 Per ton at the
Wssti
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Large eating prunes at ANToSI's.

CUPD's ASfBUscADEs-The sly archer Love
shoots his arrows from many coIgns of vantage, bnt
1t Is doubtful If he delivers his heart-taklng shafts
from any ambush with more effect than when be
arms them from the braids and folds and rngets OF
4 superb head OF hair. Ladies who have not been
favored by Nature with this crowning charm OF
womanhood can readily and certaigIy increase the
volume of their hair and mpart to 1t silken lustre
by using LYONS kathairon as daily dressing
while those whom Providence mas blessed with q
superabundance Of this Glory Of the sex car
preserve 1t undiminished IN quantity and undtmin,
ishcd in beauty to the latest period of Hfe THERE'S
terminating principle In the Kathairon which
literally compels the hair to gro,o 1t e1tirpates
scurf, dandruf, and all exfoatons and excresence.
of the scalp which interfere with the rapid an6
healthy development Of the fbres
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AUCTION SALES Tyg4s DAY.
COON q LAUGHToN will sell at 10 A. NJ, al
the horsc-lot, horses, bull, cows, &c. sear .
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES sToAoHRow.-~Reiigfou
services will be held Us usual In all the
churches tomorrow except the following
special appointments: -.
.Serefd- Street Cirtstidn.-Preaching ut II
A. NJ. and u i. NJ. by Rev. A. N. Gilbert
Of Baltimore. -
Trinity Methodist.-Rev. j. Powell Gar
land at IL A. M. and II P. NJ. ssf2 I.st4 ". &
Broad Street Aethodist.--Rev,r John &.
Granbery, D. D., will commence his pas
torate. Services at II A. NJ. and u. p. III
Centenary Methodist John E. Ed
wards at IL i. NJ. and ) 2. VI. Introducto-
~ sermon. 49,,
Clay Street Methodist Rev. b. f. Wood.
ward, pastor, will preach his introductory
sermon at II A. NJ. he will preach also at
* Pm.
The regular monthly meeting of the Me.
thodist Sunday-School Society will be held at
Union-Station church as O'clock p. NJ.
Grace Street Pres6yterian.-Re Rev. Charles
Fl. Read, ID. D., at II a. NJ.
Third sbyter3Gn.-Preachlng at IL A.
NJ. praycr-meeting ut 81 =. NJ.
Second Bdptist.--Rey. j. +. Wenman, OF
England, at IL A. NJ. Rev. c. G. Biting at
i P. NJ.
Fultoa Baptist.--Rev. /. T. Wallace at II
A. NJ. and . p. n.
Leigh-Street Baptist.-Sunday-School AS
sociation at 81 2. NJ. Monthly reports from
nil the schools and interesting addresses.
81. Marks Chapel NpiscopaD.-Services
at s p. Nj. by Right Rev. Bishop Whittls.
CirtstadeIphan Synagogue Covenant
HalD.-A discourse at 81 z. NJ. upon "The
destiny of the wicked"
VirNni0 HaH.-Rey. G. Steinhauer at II
\. NJ. and 7 z. M.
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mANcHEsTER ITEMS.

PRocEEp1Sss OF THE TRUSTEES. The
Roard of Trustees met Thursday night at
the town hall. Present: Messrs. Cersley,
Crow. Foote, and Robinson. Mr. Crow
presided in the absence of the President.
The Finance Committee reported adverse
" on the bills Of Robert Beattie and M. M.
Martin. and referred the bill OF Grattan +.
Morris for reduction.
The town and school tax Of Gary Brothers
was reduced one-half on account OF IN erro-
neous assessment.
Communication from Marshall Manuiac-
turing Company in regard TO rip-rappms
water front. Laid over until next meeting
The ordinance offered by Mr. Worthlngton
in regard to board Of health was also laid
over.
The Board unanimously ratified the seee-
tions for chief engineer and Wardens oitne
Fire Department made by the Alerts. s, ., :,
FEsY1yS NsTEs.--Ths supper senasrea sas