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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28
MCCAUSI.ANp X BEDFORD.

BERLIN by request, u friend,
Levi, Wcrnwag, of Berlin. furnishes us the
following statement OF the amount of ship
ping done at that place during the past
year:
l,S,S bales hemp: G. bales broom corn;
! 800 head of sheep; ia head fat cattle;
y .22' sacks wheat or 5!,j31 bushels, .5,so9
SACKS corn or O,s4l bushels; ~ sacks rye
All bags oats;aSO sacks hemp seed; lao bag.
potatoes and ST. packages sundries.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

SSI-A-BAR Township failed to
to meet last Thursday. but Will meet n"N'
Friday or saturday. anu elect a mcfi''r "i
the county committee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28
COMMERCIAL.

We give below carefully prepared extracts
from latest st. Louis market rep, rts:
HOGS-A Light run of hogs. with prinri-
pa!ly light weights. Shippers absorbing the
greater part of them at improved rates.
The transactions Of the week
ranged from - lOmS4 ~ for light TO heavy
to shippers and hutclrr>-bulk to all classes
of buyers. at "a laCu.s4 ~. iestcsday there
was nothing DONG, owing to light supply.
S~IIEEr-The demand has been good for
good grades: prices without qnotable change.
Extra. 100 to 10 lbs. .....-..... 81 tDtd.6 70
Good to prime. 81 to ~ lbs -. . .aRn.1 ii
Decent to fair, ~ to 80 lbs ...-. ':Th3 90
Common. . go. ! NHL4 "a
WIIEAT-No. .. spring in bulk. Sl.34i: to
SI.3S; No. 3. fall by inspection, red S1.GS; 10
by sample, SILL clioice on track. ill., bulk,
sl.,3 to LII to l.1,: one sale of two cars bulk,
delivered at $I..7. whitc-9 sacks, No. $.
at $l.I0.
OATS-N"S grade 36r, rejected. 3'c; No. ..
mixed 3Sc; No. l ssh: Mo- white. 3Sic
white. in new burlap-. fi3c: sacks choice on
spot 4lr: Nsick>- seeds :De.
CORN-No. ,. AMI yellow miNcl in bulk.
ilIr: No. ,, white mi 9 44c I" 4i1r: No. :
white, 45c: No. >. -. Charles white. 4Ic. IN
sacks white in new gunnic>, sac.
HEMr-Dull. Inferior and common I'M
dressed. so to sS,: fair and prime do. -
t" 800: strictly prime and choice quoted a
SllU to Sl2O. But these prices are nominal
Dressed at 1880 to 1900; good hacklad tow
$50 per ton.
TDBACCO-Light weight lugs 81 ~ t
81 u: new factory, - d to 50; planters
So to 500; new common leaf $3.50 to $'.2I
new medium 1875 to $a; new good $40 I
sl2. Little new good or bright leaf offering
BACOS-Packcd city shoulders Il to &c
clear ribs. 1tc: clear idr>. sc.
LARD ricrce>. kettle. Ss; prime, steam
50. to lie delivered in May.
HAY-Markct firm for choice. sales o
track. choice at $.l.:" to S22.3N; l2o bale
from store at S2.:M.
WOOL-Tuh washed at ~ to - to 20,
fleccc-wa>hed. ~ to 6jc: UNIV ashed, IS to A.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

REvIvAI.-Still continues at tho
NJ. F. Church, south. TN last Sabbath large
congregations listened with interest to two
impressive sermons by Rev. W. NJ. Rush.
At night there were three penitents at
the altar. Altogether there have been twenty
or TWENTY-FIVE acccs>iuns to the church.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

KNOCKED DowS- Stcinway Ilan'
to $40. OEHA y. SMITH. Agent.
,,,s Lexington. Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

81 DESTROYS of Producing stock previous
to the LIST of January, 1877, We onrr
the following great Inducements i'll
=" prices, which, are very much below 20
the market value. Read attcntively
and take i bee line tor tho bargains:
G. 100 yards cn,,tou flannel at 15c- Is
500 Yards crasl, ut ten yards for 81.
500 yards crash, extra wide, eight
CT yards for 81. IN
p dozen huck towels, fringed, ~
ST %.
Cy 10 doe" hurk towels, extra large -
800 pounds cotton batting, 1sc per
~ pound. a.
=" 5000 comfort calico, 10c. go
so pair blankets. ut So to $50.
rz- Good jeans at % to Hoe. a.
Excellent jeans at 80 to 60 and 7jr. "~'
Casi,ncrcS. II large lot from 81 to
cz+ every price marked down to zero. q,
Astrachan and seal skin buckets 81 ~
to 81 ia great sacrifice.
;.- 1000 dollars worth of furs at very
" tempting prices. Winter is coming. -
A few fine sctts at $40 to $75.
c--s Tartan silks for Misses ut 81 worth
700 yards beautiful rcpp alpacas in
r=- all colors at 5Oc worth IS; were not
made at the price. ~
Excellent plaids Mt &c worth 40c.
rzz Exccllcn, plaids at Soc worth 7jc.
I Satin striped alpacas at SIC worth -
Patterns of ELK roplins at sl4
CT worth $ls -. 80
Pattern of silk poplins sic worth
$40.
C Patterns of silk poplins at sl7 worth 80
Long and square shawls So to 49,.
CO French rcpp silk and wool shawls a.,
at $l7 worth So. '
French rcpp silk and wool burnOis
IL shawls 80 worth ST.. -
Beautiful zephyr burnOis at So sold It'll
last year ut &l5-a few left.
CO Shawl suits, grey and plaid, at So q,
- la-, -"t sail 1nst ,-ar. at dIE -
Furs. a great bargain, ut 81 30,
e1g- worth $50. n,
Kid gloves all colors and sizes at d.
81 4 pair t" close out, cheapest gloves
rT;" III America.
25 doz l.. {. handkcrchicfs 81 per ~
~ . doz. hem stitched ::handkcrchiefs
eight. for 81. 81
so doz. hem stitched handkerchief
90 20 doz. hem stitched handkerchief -
five for 81.
r=- doz: lace handkerchief 75c each. -,
- 20 doz. shaker ali wool hose &c. 81
20 dOz. shaker socks SOC, to 65c.
c+ so doZ. mrrinO hose six pair for 81. -,
" 25 dOz. mcriHo hose six pair for 81. 81
Beautiful embroidered sets mt zoe
worth 81. Also, at 81 20, 81 % and
ej 81 so per set. 20
Glove boxes Joe worth 75c.
500 yards grey flannel at 4Oc worth
CT Soc. -
800 dollars worth Of lace collars
from 22c T." 81, bcin. the finest assort-
tJ mslht. best styles and cheapest lot Of -
lace collars ever offered for sale IN
Lexington new styles received every
CO month These goods must be seen to T.
fully appreciate the extremely low
prices at Which We arc selling them.
~ This is no 'rusc' TO get up an en- a.
element but based ON sound COM -
nstrcial principles, benefting our
cT- selves as well as the people. e.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

MCPHAIL PIANO Sold for cash
or monthly payments. ORR, a. SMITH,
It's Agent, Lexington, Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

CURE YOUR CoKNs BY going TO
klugs. In style, fit and finish, his boot can't
DC beat. No.4Su
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

+. FIGHr-Two men, whose names we
did not learn. had II hlouiic>, set TO" in
John liaygood's barber shop last saturday.
W hen the s~rriiin,a2c commenced Smith
threw down i,i, razor aud Nose his brush,
aud with eyes enlarged to the size OF
young moons, soon put Themselves on the
outside OF the shop. The other BARRIERS look
sd on quietly ana enjoyed the fun. The
conbatant. after pounding each other fol
sometime, wera separated without any
N~%erio,is damage. In the melee more. hair than
blood was lost. rs one Of the parties wa'ket
of with the otiiers top knot In his mouth.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

If Won are ,-biliiatr,i and weak from II recent
SMELL of sickness. ar cnuralr>cinG from riliil>,
IT. NJ. Dr 1;ilmJu's 10 cents Tonic Hittrr-,
they viii restore yuu to health l%.ttirs ,.l'cialit
should us. them. sold 10y ID. W. Is. irtis anu
Thru. tioswisch. let
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

FROM CHAs. +. HARVEY Van
Buren,. Arkansas: The Esty organ l purclss-
ed Of YOU for the Use of our church l am
much pleased with, and'i it has given general
satisfaction to our people.
Vicle II Mills, ia y. 9Th street, st. Louis
Mo-, General agents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

WHY are Thro. Goswi>ch and u. W lrHis
the most popular druggists IN Lexington! IN.
swer-ISecau-r they srli pr. Gilman : ~, M
physic. "'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

Dr. t;ilman's Ta,trlr>s Worm Powder, ARE, thr
SAFES, AMI surrst for children. rive hnh'tlrn
worms have been expelled from the human y
Trvi, and Ihro. G.p>HiSrh. h"'i'''''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

sERIoUs-At Wuverly, last. Thurs
day night, = qnarrefarose between Jane. & !.
Davis and Rert1r Ennis, brother.-in-Ia~,
which resulted Ia Da'i. getting his body
vdI sprinkkd With = load Of bird shot from
axgg 10 the hands Of Ennis. Not aeriousiy
hurt. Both parties were committed for
thai.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

Fon SALE-A No. l spring wagon
suitable. Tor one or two horses. enquire At the
store Of Dsat }. :. RERsHAED.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

SEwISGS MACMiEs-The Singer
Manufacturing Company. having bought
the right Of Dean 4 Lowe 10 sell and lease
the Singer Sewing Machine In the State Of
Missouri. T. &. Michncr, their agent IL this
county, Ii now prepared I" sell OF lease their
machines ON better terms than any ether
company. The Singer has better improve
nents than any other machine, and is ai,-o-
iutely the most pcrfcc, sewing machine In
the market. The agen, las had fifteen years
experience with the machine. and is II
thorough machincst. and will teach every
purchaser how 10 u-e aud care for their ma.
ciine. Machines will be delivered anywhere
Ia the county, free and fully warrant"d; 'riI
keep = large stock on hand. orders collected
ONCE Al WI. Pisott'. Book Store, Lexington
Missouri. 4stfr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

\ SMASII-UP- On last Friday rs
Mr.. James llicklin, of this vicinity. was
driyin. his carriage d"wn South street. Il
negro driving II tw"-liorse wagon ran int"
him." breathing the aXlctrcr AMI hound, and
otherwise badly damaging his carriage. A.
MIR. Uirklin drove To one side of the street
to let the negro pass, the act very much cnra-
gcd him. but whether he 'cusscd' or not.
our informant didn't say.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

WANTED BY q young man, a
graduate Of a Commercial scho' SITUATION
~ book keeper in some business house, nj
moderate salary. The best of reference
given. Apply at this Office. NO.fstf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

BAHc ANS Remnants "i carittihS ii"'i"' W
III wards, rrsaril">>"f cost; iarS' ;" Nv WV
cbrat,d Diamond shirts AZ prices l" SCI" "'"
dress goods, white hian'."tS, caHe''h'r' a"' ""' "
gloves ut cost; fur- t" be- sold al prices
Now is your chance.
u,uI w>ppELI. AvsTIS C.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

EHCLAIMs \ SUFFERER Ion, dear M, VIII
this Neuralgia never leave Gnr? Pans Ia tilr b''h.
pains in the side, littmati sm III the leg, !rnt ana
urms,'' Yes. you can iinsi immediate r,iiri 10y
using DIR. G,lmin'- Stimulating 'rriini, The most
popular L.ininrnt III the market. lhr Ladies VIII
moi IN. without il. The doctors Use il in their
practice, and, without any exception. II has he
rome u universal remedy. sold by Ih"". Cos
wisch and -. W. Is. TrviS, and all druggists.
npyljmt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28
aanDENrNa I.aSDs.

0AWUEN1N0 b~ANDss
Ion ACRES Gard~Hlne .Leads fes All, y
I0O assh ioss - ~ e. sse,sis eSs
N - Il IsxinSsoaSST saay eccess 70 city.
.s2isi. ss' S's psssssS :ypeXsf.fcxnL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

March 2nd. at 3 o'clock p. M. 4 full attend
ancc is requested.
BADLY WOUNDED - \ very clever.
quiet and intelligent young man ~ tue
name of Lee has been engaged in teaching
school near Grccnton. y few days ago 4
rnwdy. who bears Il bad character In the
nci.lborhsod, by the name of John Oldham,
stopped at the school house and attempted to
whip one of the pupils. Lee mtcrfcrcd Ia
prevent the act. Wien oldham drew 4 pistol
and shot him. the ball taking effect II. the
neck AMI passing hrtwc"n the main artery
and the hone in the neck. The w"'in'i"d
man was treated 10y DIR. IIrrndon. and his
recovery considered doubtful. Oldham has
been lodged in Jail.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

BILL. GILL. Makes the best boots thai
nre made In the city. u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

AT CosT- Bill Gill is selling his
stork at cost.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

CHEAp-Bill l;ili'iS selling ready
made honts and shoes at cost.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

CENTRAL
Female :::'!:,! S :: I'll,
Late Marvin Female Instituted
wil own u. next session on
Monday, January 2oth.
Under tie management Of
PROF. ADRIAN DAvACLT, 4. Ne,
A. raEsIDESr FRO. rIn.,
Assisted by shl Of the present faculty 10 ~ COL
leyr, except Ir. Church and bis 0nnily, who
rvtire from ihr College 10 lahov In aSosAsr 9eartsI:
Tic present session. until January 1th. VII
60 On ~ usual. and there will be NO lnterTupoon
VT stOppage In the schUel.
FACULTY.
.Sl r1Ssrs.". Z SSsiS~sass,ss xeeis.s Ian
E~gr-. Natural Science asd Moral mi
Miss A1Nil,A MILLER. Principal In Collsstsis
Mss S.IIaL. GREEN, rriseipsl In Prspsrssosy-
Nus. hosA pAvAr,,. instructor % rtsso sad
The faiies. property donsssd 10 ~ ~ ths
N.s"us, has been completely raevsssA. -
6tsrd up. and 10 now In complete orarrn sAssS
oarprtrd and Mrni.hed saa made oo~''">sse
u" r az sp may ss, a.9srsa ~ th:'r d.ssassss
win be Kindly trvassI and we'll nd hososssV
iss essry IA sss:, = e r. e: s:s:s :
'os''' 'o'~e wN. MORRISON.
SolNE :, EfLASDS
Mia. ns6ds~s Curasoss.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28
COMMITTEE
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.

The members of the Democratic Commit
tee will meet for organization, in the parlor
of the City Hotel in Lexington, on saturday.
March 2nd. at 3 o'clock p. M. 4 full attend
incc is requested.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

PIANOS ASp S--P"rs"n- desiring To llr-
rh.sr either instrument can obtain 'rt'tr iar-
,a;nS nj W,..r.. Virlc II Mills, Genera. Agents
Snr m. celebrated hri"n and rarior ''riil
pianos and E>t.y Cottage Organs Than an! u'aici
in th, West. Iali IN thrm ar -"ni Tor th'.if CIR
cuInrs. M, al4, North Filth street. u. Louis
No All instruments fully warranted. lt'-lH
toto Bill Gill's and get Il cheap
pair of boots.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28
THEATRICAL.

Would You worry and bite very hard,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

Having b,-n in the business Of Fire, Life and
Marine. INSURANCE, ia the city al Lexington. No,
for the last ~r,gt,t,-n wears, We art Mllv posteu IN
ali point. touching Insurance., sni commit no
| hlun,lrr, nur rrr,r- tending to mike, Void AJs,i-
+, cy. ratrOnaSc vi the public 10 respectfully
solicited.
OFFICE, No. 81 MAIN sTRET.
e. WlNSoR son.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28
" &. MCCArsLASD.
Formerly of Waddrll,
Met auslanl 4 60.

Feb. 20, 1872.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

$4,000 stock Owned by Business
Men Of Lafayette county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

We arc sole agents for Mrs.
nal Corscts, the only corsets
which give case and comfort,
who use thcul.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-30
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

The rains have made tho streets Of this city
almost impassable,
A CoNsIDERABLE number OF vessels arrived In
port yesterday.
RECEIPTS OF wHEAT.-Ths receipts yester,
day were !, 400 bushels VI wheat,
Sales.--future were 1850 bushels VI wheat
sold AZ 81 ,6OGl.jj for common and fair, aad
sl.66@l.67 for prime.
THE picnic of the Potomac Boat Club which
was 70 have taken place last nigh was postponed
In consequence OF the inclemency Of the weather
until Tuesday next,
THE POTOMAC BoAT CLUE anticipate the
receipt Of q challenge from one Of their Ister
clubs Of tho District to row them race on the
Potomac 10 October next.
The President aud other officers Of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio canal arc expected In
Georgetown TO mako an inspection along the
limo.
A NUMBER Of the Georgetown MsthOdIsts will
participate 10 the canp'meotlng now being held
10 Prince GoUrge's county, Md, nine miles be
low the AnacOstia bridge, near GuntOn Mills.
CORONER PATTERSON deemed an inquest IN.
necessary upon the body OF BERTHE Chapman,
drowned wednesday afternoon by falling from
the schooner A, II. lluTlbuTt, lyinB at Ray =,
dock.
The GREAT DECLINE 10 the price Of wheat hat
caused the farmers TO hold back their stocks
Tho market Is becoming better. M eTchRntB and
milleTs look forward Tor an increase 10 tho re-
oeiptB Of produce within the next ton days. Pr
Yato adviooB received from above state that the
farmers are busily engaged threshlr out Their
wheat, so as TO be able TO DO ready for the antiO
patod rise 10 prices.
SUICIDE IN CELL.-Last evening a mar
named l.. Sullivan was arrested and brought Il
tho Third police station, for some mlsdomeanOr
whore no was placed In coll. About $3.50
o'clock tho ohioor In charge visited the cell and
found him hanging 10 tho grating by rope
He was Immediately cut down, and Dr. VIII
llAmA sent for, who, upon examination, pro,
nOunced him dead. sullivan Ia the same man
who attempted to commit suicide In the PotO,
mac on the night VI the 18th, and was prevented
from 80 doing by the timely arrival OF Otlioer
tho station. The coroner was notified, and Will
hold al Inquest today.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-30

WAIT or NITALITY.-Il a deficiency Of vital
energy ls not disease 10 Itself II IL condition
which lays the system open to tho attacks OF all
conceivable maiadlos. Night aud day wo are
surrounded more or less by deleteTlUus influences.
No atmosphere Is entirely pure no water utterly
iroe from Injurious particles; while IN many To-
callties both arc positively unWholesOme, What
defence has tho weak, languld system, In which
the vital principle Is deficient OF dormant against
any OF the morbid influences which produce Cpl
demic and other dlseases2 None whatever,
There Is no safety save In artificial reinforce
mont, lIOstotter's Stomach BltteTs have, be
You'd all question, vltallEinB elect. II the
nervous forces Of the body have been recklessly
expended In eXhausting physical OF mental labor
or dissipated In tho indulgenoes OF II fast" life
this powerful vegetable tonic and corrective will
restore them. ii the defective Vitality Is con.
sttutOnal evil II can DO remedied TO great eX-
tent by this wonderful inygOrant At q season
Of the year when the air Is moro or less impreg.
mated with the seeds Of periodic foverst Is espo-
clally desirable that the digestion should be per
feet, the habit Of body regular, tho liver active
the blood pure Rne the nerves hrtn, These COZ.
dtlOns are the bost protection against all dlHOr-
deTs and they are conditions which the bitters
are better adapted than any other medicinal
agent to promote and secure. Sec 10 II, how.
ever that no Imitation or counterfeit Is subatl.
tuted for tho genuine aytlolo, and let all who
value health and have IN Antlpalhy 70 poison
beware Of tho local blttsTs made nom condemned
dTuRS and Wiley adulterRted alcohol, which have
sprung up Like uRNholes0m9 tungi al over tho
country, fMTu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-30

Muddy streets today.
Tan degrees soolcr vestsriav
". SS -. '''- -, ,,,
VINO won 'no , ioueteIs On Meun.suay mbn.I
"Old frob' hhoWed u 10 DO sprlnhled yesIot'
uay'
Palm-leai fans were put away In camphor yts.
terday.
NaudeTbllta income for a day would buy a
beautiful house.
We haven't had Gipgy band In this neigh.
borhOOd for some time
UTrusiese, Il thu Eav A lyuo sDeIIed "trus-
tcOsf Of the county board. Put him down foot.
KIrhwoo,l's i,bailny and umIyatInV anna.
raius viii soon be ont. bope 40
mr.. -, 81 ~, y -. A.. 80, ,.,h
svomn,o,I. -. !, T. - L,own a. Tho
,SNamllpunle "~' IL Is now known AZ tno
Las1 Enu. .,,--,.-
ra,iiIns s%cnrb NJ =! ,hs ycopYsntlnn
'"ts'"h 'foNS'' =. N,io h'u's ~ w
Her name Is MoDeviti, her age one day, and
sho WolBhstch pounds
Major Richards has sold hts beautiful sorrel
ponies TO Admlral tOlusOotoubh'
J. Macfatland, Washington correspondent 4
the PhIIad elphih Pres, has reached this city
from sandy Springs
"what brought you out so carly this morn.
ing said gentleman 10 a running newsboy.
&" Bod. bugs I" answered the boy, as he ran past,
dropping q copy Of the REruBIiCAN
wby NJ ~ NJ Eord of pant,oI nm Iiko
the popular Yacht elub OF the cityg Because he
Is a merry cuss (Americus.l
Tbc bIy haitcr an thu Avc,ue mar Snveb.
toenth stfeet, attracts ETsaI attention, The boy
TeiIsht ~ $500 aion,s !,
TotnnoI IA u n,IrLh.ri ,rm Law. Wash.
,ng,n, q, ni,ht ~. he StraIgbt on, c,T,
,nSntJcr ~ -. yii1e W. Wv WI
.,ou ~ S'-L,uo, r.,
Navy Narlers like TINS thing OF walking from
~ Is"'" '" ''' ''''''' in'' '"' ''' sOoN 'A0'
teorge NOkos rs making extensive prepare
lions 70 take the War.path tor reed birds 4 bs
gun, lour "dorgs and large surtout with ca
Pao'puS p"0Not' von'tl'u'0 'h' ou'ns'
Detective McEllresh says the reason " taxes
him so long to get from dinner IL, he has 70 wall
about two miles around Impossible sreets to
his home.
Mrs NJ V. Mockabee the musical and charm
Ing Vile Of James clay Mockabee, engineer o.
INC Spahlsh mAh'ol-Nar ,IouaIuo, leayes WASH
lngton Tor Havana next SUNDAY evening"
Hoss Of the :, O, o., stepped on a piece Of
butiered watermelon Yesterday morning, The
fractured bridge OF his Roman nose was care
fully repaired by skilltul surgeon.
From the manner In which Frech the ad H.
tsrfm Of the Il, and 2. Div Of tho s, a. q, grace
tho chair of the chief clerk he Is suspected oil
having taken lessons Of the Immortal SWank. O
the Agricultural Department
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-30

A large aud enthusiastio meeting OF the "Go
west" club was held At their rooms last eve,
ming, 40 Pennsylyania avenue, N. u. Flthlan,
precedent, In tue chair.
The various committees on music, badges,
sc, reported, alter which J. Z. MlchenOr offered
tho following resolutions, which were unanl.
mously adopted:
RcSoiped, That We, the eN Union soldiers and
sailors Of the lAiN war, tender the services OF
the 100 West" club as an escort to our mutual
friend, Hon. simon cameron, to Plttsburg on
the 10Th Of September, for tho purpose Vt at
tending the soldiers and sailors convention.
RcSoiyed further, That all kindred assOcia.
tons 10 this city, Baltimore, Philadelphia, lIar.
Tlsburg, and elseW hero, be invited To cooperate
and join this club In eicortlnE the Hon. Simon
Cameron.
On motion, q committee Of three was up,
appointed to wait on the Senator, consisting Of
Capt. Kitchener and MessTs. Whartcnby ami
Barton.
A committee Of I've, consisting Of Colonel A.
A. ShessleF, Captain Michehef, MesSts. Shively,
Weaver and F1thian, was appointed to wait gu
Hon. A. NJ, Clapp, Superintendent OF the Gov.
eminent printing Once, relative to securing
leave VI absence to those IN bis Office who wish
to participate IN the proceedings OF the con.
ventiOn.
On motion Of H. L. Weaver, It was resolved
to leave the city on Sunday, September Is, by
way Of Baltimore ard Potomac and PennsylYa.
mia OenrRl railroad.
The committee on music reported having
secured the services Of the Morine drum corps
TO accompany tho club.
After music by NE and drum tho club ad.
iOurned to meet Mt the call OF tho president.