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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
Magazines Received.

Wood's Household Magazine is published
monthly in Newburx. n. Y, and New York
city. 1t is a we'll gotten up magazine, and is
furnished to subscribers nj the low price Of
81 per year. The October number .,lstains
the well established reputation Of the msga-
zinc.
THE INLAND MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
The Inland Monthly is edited by Char. oft.
Smith, and Is publisheJ In st. Louis. The
October number co tsins an article entitled
: The liberty Of religious opinion aud Of re-
Iitious property" from the p.u Of tie dis
tipguished lawyer and defender Of I. Iigious
liberty, Samuel r. Glover, whoss name 10
familiar in every household In Missouri.
The article alone Is worth . Year, .ubscr,p-
ton ~ tue magazine.
ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE.
The St. Louis Magazine il = favorite, and
from the October number, We would infer it
MAS we'll sustained. II Is edited by = woman
who thoroughly understands the work oil
cat. Rug for The literary wants Of her ONE
sex.
II LITTLE TRAVELLER.
Toe Little Traveller il . 81. Louis monthly
publication, designed for the instruction and
enlertsinuent OF children IA young people
| The articles in the October number, are vel
aslapted In ina ter aud style u the little ones
| for whom they are intended.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15

caStoyi0 IL more than 0 substitute for Ca.
tor Oil: is the only sAYE article In existence
which 10 certain to assiiniiate the food, regulate
the b0we.s, cure wind-colic, and produce uatsi.
raj sleep. 1t contains neither minrrais, Dor.
phine or alcohol, and 10 pleasant to tale. Chill.
dreh need not cry, and mothers may rest.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
otrayed or Stolen.

rRON me stable Of the subscriber, In Lexing-
ION, on saturday night. October 9Th, y light
hands, shad in frunt. rsached and shaved, hair
rvbbed on, and = htt:e sarr Inst I. hind the SD
de. Any iniormsfisa u him Will he Etsdiy r.
c-iysd, and ilbsrzl ryarl will be pahd 3erh ~
r,coserJ. NAT. ". Br1I4ARp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-22

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
foot Of Court, by srRAGUE, OWEN u NASH.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-10
S 2 6 8 , o o o

5ssId Coin Gifts, will be distributed among the
holders Of tickets. Is follows:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-10
TERMS REASONABLE.
shsre % tie patronage of the place IS sclic-
ted.
j. "a EEN7CE,
irr-tf Proprietor.
SHEEIFE'S SALE.

Ey virtue of decree and order Of sale issued
out of and under the seal of the Honorable
Second Judicial District Court il and ter the
County Of Or:I3sby, the 22i day of July, A. ID.
1873. Z Judgment rendered therein on tbs
.iGth DAY of July. i. u. 1859, in favor Of ABIsA-
HAM HOPPER and against RICHARD L.
PARKINSON, for the Of six Hundred
(s606I Dollars, principal, and the sum Of Two
Hundred and sixteen tS1l6l dollars interest to
date of Judgment, and interest upon the sum OF
six hundred IsGcol dollars at the rate Of ten
(!0J Per cent per an,u1u tn paid, and costs Of
suit taxed III the SUN of forty-seven 1e-ltD
fSiI 10 dollars. and accruing costs, now
amounting to the sum Of Sixteen and .5-1sO
isis 15l Dollars, and 81! costs that may here
after accrue, all in gold coin OF the United
States. and to me directed, commanding me to
SELL according to law, the said real estate here
matter described, L satisfy the said Judgment
costs ard accruinS costs, and in pursuGnc, there
of have levieu upon and will expose al public
sale to the highest and best bidder at the Court
House door. in the town Of Carson City, County
and State aforesaid. on
Thursday, the Iifh day of August,
A. u. 1878, between the hours OF O'Clock A. II.
and ) o'clock P. NJ, 10 wit: at l O'Clock P. N,
to satisfy the judgment. interest costs ard
cruiug costs aforesaid all tie right, tile, inter
est and claim, TIE debtor Las or had ct the
time said Judgment was rendered or at any time
thereafter Of. in and to the following described
real property, to wit: al that c. r.ain lot,
piece parcel Of ground, Situate, lying and
b, ing in what IS known as Sca-s, Thompson and
Sears subdivision or portion Of the town Of
Carson City, CrInsby county, State OF Nevada
and designated upon Mcbride and Barker's plat.
thereof as being io. number foiir ~ il tiock
number forty-three t43t. together with all and
singular the tsnements, hertditanlents and ap
prrtenances theIeunio belonging or in any wise
appertainiug, 5. I. SWIFT,
Sheriff.
Carson. July 22d, 1873. iy23-td
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-10-17

Things are not ALWAYS what they aeem.
instance, II YOU see row Of over-grown
tons perambulatinr the sidewalk, it WI
sugees; supernatural agencies. optical illusi,
mesmeriSm. etc. hat II you will preserve v
equilibrium and reep behind the scenes,
will find woman mixed up in the mysteri
affair in some way.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-10-17

We learn that stock company
formed for the purchase Of Spring II
race course, at Crab Orchard. We wei
a plat Of this admirable cour-e by
Hawkes., which he has rcce,tly dr.,
the company make the purchase, the
can he made one Of the most popular
United States.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-10-17
TO-DAY-H ITEMS.

Ne~ style hats at the Trade Palace.
$1,000 worth Of black rep silks a, the Trad
Palace.
Amarnissnt stock Of wooden good. at tn
Trade Palace.
The be-, Tobacco and Cigars in the City a
the Po-ioi6ce.
A full line Of superior fabric. in mournin,
offered at lIsyien'@
Everybody invited to call at the Trad,
Palace Immediately.
Geo. ID. wearcn pays the highest mari Fl
price for beef hides, etc.
Take the children To the Trade Palace and
IL them In shoes and hats.
n Sden'. furniture department ia ihronged
With purchasers every day.
Carson 4 Dodd'. have r.-opened their con.
fcctionery aud oyster saloon.
The best custom Vade boots aud shoes can
he found At the Trade Palace.
X +. Gross \ Co. keep about thirty sales
men TO wait on their customer.
r. f. Cro-- 4 Co. know how to keep their
house full Of customers all the time.
Notions and fancy goods. white fabrics and
trimming, are abundant at iiaydens.
A new supply Of colored slIaccas aud black
silks received at Hsyden's yesterday.
large stock Of choice piano music, vocal
and instrumental, at Bohon 4 Stages
Hayden is receiving the second invoice Of
Boots and shoes-bough, at panic prices.
The vcttiest sight in town-the tastely
dres.ed 4o~-"indOws at the Trade Palace.
The dress good. department At the Trade
Palace embraces every desirable fabric, style
and price.
L. H. Singleton, Of the Hawkins Branch
neighborhooi, has a No. lot Of feeding cat.
tic far sale.
Why shiver and freeze while Hayden has
stacks and cords Of ready made clothing at
low figures.
II ypa wan, to be Granger and with the
''rangers stand, buy one of IIayden's Ne plus
ai,rl eranium-kiyers.
Every farmer in Lincoln county should In.
''7aJ'y become the happ, possessor Of one Of
u tydsn's Granger" bats
Ola winter approached and everybody
sho0'd know that Z. b. Hsyden's is head
q '..rias for boots and shoes
"oh, the snow, the snow, the beautiful !
sno" D--bas it can't penetrate one of Ilsydens
superior and cheap overcoats.
Remember the removal Of Craig a Meal.
ister's Trade Palace. ID is a real treat 70 zee
their new goods and handsome store room. q
Successful business men always keep their
business before the people. by advertising. !.
Read the advertisement of X. e. cross a Co.
splendid line Of -huck and co,ton.top q
mattresses at Hsyden's, Is guarantee that a,
bachelors, with lev shads, needn't ireeze this n,
,inter :,
Hsydens sales for the week ending Lad
light actually foot--spesking Of foot re- n
ninds "a 81 the extensive stock Of foot wear a
4 Hsydens. a,
There cannot he found better stock of OF
oods in the South or West, than X. r. Gross Ia
Co. are sceiving and selling daily at 800 an
nd so2 Market street, near Eighth, Louisville, ev
kentucky. in
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-10-17

The statements IL our National Banks apI
pear in another column. II affords us pleas
ure to see the goodly report they present. No
one has ever for momen, entertained a
thought of either Of our banks .uspendins
pav~ent oreven ceasing to furnish all the
accommodation required for legitimate pur-
poses. They are sound to the core, and en-
inently worthy Of public confidence.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-10-17

On Monday last, Mr.. Neil Trailer offered a
small lot Of yearling mules. at public sale, on
twelve months time, bearing per cent inter
est. How is that for ante bellum daysP The
mules were Withdrawn at $40 per head.
"uncle Neil said he had no use for the
mules and las use for the money. Here then,
is something to heat Craddock. A Lincoln
county man ont Of debt and money ahead.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-10-17
ROLl Of Honor.

\ We acknowledge, with peculisr vrat;tuX
tho receipt Of the following sums on subscri y,
ton since the publication Of our lss, The
man who pay. the printer promptly in "pan-
icty tines" hath placed treasure "where IL
will do most good b"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-10-17

The pay train Of the L. a n. A G. s. r. r.,
started out ON It's mission from Louisville on
"Wednesday Of last week. but has not reached
the needy employees Of the Knoxville Branch.
"eiearn that the Company Is only paving
one months wages to employees whom they
owe FOR two months services. MANY Of them
are indispo-ed to submit to such treatment,
and have accepted full pay and prompt dis
charge.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-10-17

The Autumn woods are now transcendsntIy
beautiful in their gold and crimson robes. Far
to the south Of usa line Of hills. rising like
vast smphitheater, and stretching for many
miles, present to the appreeiative eve scene
OF beauty and granduer fund nowhere on
earth more splendid than In our own climate.
No other country can equal ours In the forest
drapery Of Autumn. Italy has her smoky
hills and hary atmosphere, but the gorgeous
ooiorins Of wood and field so common in our
peerless climate can be found nowhere else
under the cireuit Of the sun. The many -hued
naples, the iery torches Of the sumse, the
yellow and golden tin,s Of the birch and OAK, !
make up picture il our woods at thi. season
Of shs year which the art d the psinisr ean
nsvW pcrsrsy
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-10-17

4 BLACK eros. Y after your
ti'ne for which you snl~cr;bcd n
ani that you are requested ~ rcneS
scfiptiom A fed cyos inlicst,- that
sce'p'ion remaiu- unpai,i, and .'ra ~
dm,cJ ~ t.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-10-17

II is said that therv are ali,
the two Medical Colleges a
ther are as many more syd
carvsrs in preparation in the \
in this country, we'll trade tha
unde-tsker's outfit, in snticipal
tiful harvest Of "s,iH." next !
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-10-17

Dr. Dave Logan, Of Boyle county, vas In
town last Friday IN pursuit Of certain
French gentleman" who appropriated hi.
line saddle mare the night before. He and
officer Atkins made atrip down into the noun
tain.' and returned on Sunday without finding
any trace Of the mare or thief On Tuesday
evening Mr. HUFF Dudderar found the mare
In the woods near Halls Gap Station, and re-
turned her To the owner on Wednesday. Its
supposed that she escaped from the inclosure.
Of the thief and was making her way home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
wAHrEn 10 IooK AZ rHR xozKY.

Ths Pnila6slpai4 ISYlxrsr rosjsss .Ls Assio1
of tzo Co1grsssuen sho hare rses1tlT ssEt 70
the Z. g Treasury sheckz soF the GEaozas q
i1siE = tack PAE, AID sayz
= This IeA1z tbAs ;hs7 hzi rsesiTs1 tie pay.
AID thsir e&zs = IKE thai q ssn2toE B4yEr1- d
Delaware, ,zho RENTED el5sek to the dsPzytusai
foE the s1ao11t vhssh bs refunded Are MT
iksss sEidsness q dsibSratiOn % the part Of
the Congrsssuen xlIuced 70 which shoE that thsT
considered IN al it, aepscts. the question shsth-
e 70 keep CT return the raonsy 70 the IrszsuTT ?
II ihsg bal been eonsclsntio1s upon the sutl lsct
thsy So1d have refused 70 touch The money q
t1ks Is from the TrezsCy,
We eoufess il does osok Little 60 sire
sno7zh, Why did these vlrtuous men drA- the
uoney a al Did they want 70 see il. and han
die i;and find hoE grab nonsy fst-Ehe;hsr
it had cihsrsEt quality fron ordinary cash ; L
puts you little IN mind Of some Of ths Credit
AobilisE people, who kept drawing their divi
dends, I'll the whole affair Eas blown up in the
hsEspapsrs, and then hurried 70 return them tc
Oakss Anss. Il il grave question why sens
tar Bayard drew his pay, Il be meant 70 hand j
bzck again.
Bat then, besidss Mr.. Bayard, there are til
saddsr cases Of Messrs. Eaulsbury and Biggs
They don't seem wiling to part with their Ittl'
I've thousAnds, st all Eli and Benjamin, We AZ
sSdly afraid, have got the cash clear down in theL
poekets, 20 deep that it viii not come up again
This il lad. We have the assurance of & gTes
many Democratic newspapers that the bsek-ps
appropriation vas simply steal, and here AZ
our Delaware leaders Of the Democratic part
pocketing ten thousand dollars Of it
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
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fgr bzIzzg. sad We rAshsr dspEsezss having II,
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
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Thsrs sts a good asssn1a1es a; S1zoIk Park
y.sssriLs, 10 VINES got between the b1Essa
Dos, LA. AID Szsss Eartz. Ths t-zek SAs Z
s1esllz1i oE5sr. In the frs; hsat the horses goi
Auay Ssl tocsthsE, the contest beng zAru.
one bstz zsen DIX 1nd s1sis. LA lozlrg gTocnd
by sAvsrzl tad bfsAEz. D11 creased tia score :
rssck ahsAd SHINING the heat N ? 55i
lie ssoOu1 EsAI EAs closely Contested AID
quite sGcling. Until the home stretch "a
Rachel tLz race seensd TO bs bstEeen Dos Aod
s1sls, b, Ida made grand r1=h before reach
ipg ths seoEe. ard creased il = lsagih ahsAd,
sIunInng IN ~
The third heat wEz the bsst, the three boEses
AFTER passing the hAlf-rnile pole, beng very
coze together, and maintaining that pO=ltion
nearly to the scote. Ida, however, Eon the
heat in II. s1sie coming in second.
Ia the fourth heat Dot va siihdraEn, and
the contest bstEeen Ida and susie w&s = closs
one, but Ida son by length Il 345I, thus sln'
Ling tbs rzcs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
WilmIsEtoH-The Opinion Of a CL ester County
kaitOr.
9rom the Weat Cnes.er Arnerlcan.I

FROM tne NeBt lnester American.
few days ago We paid a Ehort yiAit 70 that
beehive Of productive enterprise and industry,
Wilmington. Del, and although We had 10 time
Ia which to collect data for such notice a. i.
merits, We vOnd merely remark that No stranger
can sst foot upon its pavemsnts without finding
hInsef s1rrouhded With evidences Of thrift and
monuments testlfying To Visely applied capital.
The ksslH Of its world renowned iron steamers
collect the barn&oles Of syery ocean, and the sigh
u engines from it, machine shops ID heard 10
many lAud1. In the manufacture Of morocco
patent leather and carriages We believe il il uL-
ryAlied In fact it II safe to Assert that VIII
mIngton can show more separate branches Of
lntustTy carried on largely and alccezafuily than
any city Of itA sizs in the country Its churches
aud other public buildings are models Of archi-
tectursl beauty and lOcatsd upon happy Eitea. It
has ULe of the finest opera houses in the land
and the w0rst toan hall within the four points
u the cOmpsss. Its great caIayanAery for the
renovation Of the weary and travel stained the
Clayton House, II worthy Of all the encsminma
that have been bestowed upon it, and we record
the benediction Of tired and sleepy Wayfarer
uIon the head Of Col. sawyer. May peace and a
deserved share Of patronage make hiA days long
add his fame and persous wide IN the land.
We met but one municipal dignitary and thai
was Hi, Honor Mayor Simms. He ia the Mayor
Of Wilmington chronically filling the Office with
dignity and evil dOers with awe. popular
Mayor IL one Of the noblest works OF politics
The streets Of Wilmington are clean TO aggraya-
ton. and ltA dwellings, show a uniformity OF
brick, green and white neatness that we have
never met elsewhere on such large gcals.
journalism hOurishee apace here They have
three evening daIlies. The COMMERCIAL
= The Gazete, and " Eoery Ecening' besides
numerous weeklies and nonthlies, We found
our good looking friend jenkins, Of the Com.
MEEcIAL, busy catering TO the public demand for
news In the finest museum Of obsolete chapeauE
we ever visited A look at the face Of this jour.
nal accounts for its success. Croasdale q Cam.
eron, Of EeeIy EUentng, we found with theil
sleeves rolled up, busy putting TO press double
sheet, rendered necessary by their increased bu-
1iness. 1t was evening, and the other Offices
were closed, so we went to bed. Verify, great il
Wilmington and industry il its profit,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
IA IsnH EzsszzsA.

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TWo EEUEs-
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d1zs 70 eszsaasr Eaal5a1Al ft--s n tie e1ss.
shieh Esrs na< rrsss1tsd n tie f0<EsE Esss-
N. rkzn tie ease Wa p far enosu5srkEao1-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

Presidsnt Thisrs, Of the Bep1bliqus Fran
ca.s4, sssms pretty much hurt becanss his can
dlcate for Paris vacancy in the National Assem-
bly,, ". de Bemusst was not elected, and "
BArodet Of Lyons, = Gambst,A Radical, fthis
will tickle the Gaze,;s,) HAs. The fact il tia;
the present National Assembly, which was eon-
yened solely to make peace, and get the Ger
mans out Of France, il entirely exceeding it
authority by extending iia sessions. It ought
70 order elections for new Assembly, but the
Monazehists in il, who know that they would
bs thinned out On an appeal to ths people, oF-
poss tdA proper action. The Paris election il 4
little note Of warning, and Presidsnt Adolphs
would ind It to his adYAntags % heed Il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
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Inventors

VII cons7t theft oun interest and inslre safe,
speedy and prompt r r4Hszeton u tnsr business ~
municstinz win DDLIs BAG3EH Co, so.ic1-
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ceLt p1ztsgs ktsIha, vii receive prompt z.teution
and snsNsF. Bear In mild Ghz; apparently trivia.
Inventions Or improvements are often the met
vsl1able- Copies ~ all patents issued, and draw
lnzs vii fe furnished a. re4sonzoas coss Our fees
are extremely nBdsTsts, and Al casss are prepared
And siteBds1 u iL1LosdlAis.y. Give ~ tEiAl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

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u Alexzadsf Reed near Mt. Pleasant station,
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1f ,his CRY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
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We have received the initial number d the
PtonseT, new (And the frat newspaper pub
lishsd at BiIdsboro, on the W. 4 Z. L. T. It il
well managed and neatly printed, bat. Ike too
Inauy country newspapers, it surrenders its out
eide pages to the control Of q Patent Outside
Co. We hope it, business may extend 20 that
thiz ouiy defect MAJ be wiped sut.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
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