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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21


Through iieids "a air, pursues the ny Ing storm:
Rides on the vollied lightning through the heavens.
0r yoked with whirlwinds and the northern blast.
And theology, tho universal science, embraces
all being, scales the highest heaven, and with
eagle eye, like the rapt evangelist, sees God as he
Is; falhOIns the depth OF he'll, and there adores
tho Justice OF the Dety-measures the earth
counts the worlds In yonder sky that reyolve
nightly around our heads. But IL IL In the school
that are taught the Tudiments OF science and
learning, by which we shall be lifted up TO the
contemplation Of all these things. Let US, then,
arouse to nobler exertion In the cause Of CATH
Ollie education; let us, IN this sunny land, and
under our serene SKY, generously climb the hill OF
Its summit with those useful productions which
not only delight the eye by the richness and deli.
cacy Of their color, but crafty the taste by the
excellence OF the fruit. And though we may
plant the standard Of human knowledge on
heights where II has never waved before, let US
not think those heights higher than they really
are. let us view them at once In their true lit
tleness and their true greatness, as spurs OF the
everlasting hills, which are crowned with the
strong towers Of faith
During the delivery OF the address there were
about $500 persons gathered In front OF the
speaker and around the hall.
When Father McDevltt had concluded, Rev.
Father St0nestreet requested tho band to per-
form an air, while collection was taken up to
aid In the construction OF the building, lie then,
IN company with the cross-bearer aud acolytes,
proceeded to the northeastern corner OF the new
edince and blessed the cornerstone according TO
the prescribed ceremonial OF the Church; alter
which tue large assemblago dispersed, no DOUBT
deeply Impressed with the sOlemnitles OF the
interesting occasion,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21

Bankers, No. l4io Pennsylvania avenue, pay 8
per cent on all deposlts,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21

Yesterday, at II q. M, this congregation wor-
shipped In Wizards hall, + street, between Four.
teenth and Fifteenth streets. II will be re.
membered by old residents that this building
was formerly church, and belonged to the con.
gregation known at present as the New York
avenue Presbyterian church.
The hotel proprletors, over fifteen years since,
desiring the hall for the purpose Of holding
their weekly hops, then common to our public
hotels, bought out the church folks, who went
to worship In an old church then situated on the
present site Of Fords theatre, Sturgeon Generals
office,) on Tenth street, which was in turn
bought Of them for theatre purposes, and the
congregation built their present commodous
During the war Willard hall was converted
into hospital for the sick and wounded soldiers,
after which II was occupied, until year or two
since, as billiard saloon. During the past
eighteen months 1t has been rented for miscelia-
neous purposes, lectures, theatricals, &c. The
last time we were In II prior TO yesterday DR..
heni1n, the great cpre ,, by laying on OF hand
This has nothing to do with yesterday, and yet
we could not help thinking over all this as the
people came In for public worship.
ter of Mark, from 2lst TO 25th verse, In which It
Is related that a ruler OF the synagogue, "Jarlus
by name besought Jesus to come and heal his
daughter, land Jesus went with him, and much
"
The speaker dlscoursed on the spirit Of for
Rlyeness and overpowerng love manifested by
Christ In thus accedlng TO the wishes OF Jairus,
one OF the rulers, all OF whom had held aloof
from him and treated HIN aud the cause he rep
resented with contempt. In the hour OF his adj
yersity Christ did not upbrald him and treat him
as II he had forfeited al claim upon his consld-
Grafton, but went with him TO do for him as II he
had been his warmest advocate.
The power Of the Christian religion 10 make
man overcome self, render good for evil, and
forgive an enemy. Ia characteristic OF Il alone.
No other system OF morals or ethics thus con-
quers the bent Of mans evil nature.
The speaker forcibly pointed out the difference
between the treatment which earths great men
extend TO those who despse and neglect them
and by force Of circumstances are led 10 seek
fayors at their hands, and the action Of Jesus In
this historical instance. He further urged the
case Of Jarus as Illustrative OF the fact that the
rich and powerful, like the poor and lowly, must
at some time feel and confess their need Of
Christ's aid. Such time arises In the history Of
all men.
He closed with an exhortation to all to asslml-
late In daily life Christs example OF mingled
condescension, forgiveness and love.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21
JAMES n. McGILL,

ARCHITECT,
5IIssvenih street, OPP osiis Pest 0nlee
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21

THE Enquirer pledges General Sam. Cary for
three speeches q day and visit to oil the farm
houses In the State, II the Democrats Will nomi-
nate him for Governor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21
MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from the Of;
restored. Inn ediments to Marriage removed. New
nethod Of treatment. New and remArkAble RENE
dier. Books aud circulars sent free In sealed en-
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No.
South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pam institu.
ton having high reputation for honorable con.
duct and professional skilL jy7-sm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21
IMPROVEMENT OF THE YAzoO RIVER.
i MISSISSIPPI.

U. b. ENoNEER's OFFICEl
MonRoH, La. June II, lB7a
this once until y m TH6RsDAY, July ii, isis, Tor
ing the YAzoo river,
Bpeeiecations and all necessary iaformstion will
be furnished upon application at this office
,praposals must pc made upon blank forms TO DO
They must be addressed to the undersigned, and
River" N' '""''
W, II. II. BkNYAURD,
Jrvv~ ,s-, Capt Engineers, y, g. Army,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21

CAsroRIA Ia more than substitute for Castor
OIL. II Is the only safe article In existence which
is certain to regulate the bowels, cure wind
cholic and produce natural sleep. 1t Is pleasant
70 take. No more sleeplcss mothers or crying
babies, -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21
CITY ITEMS.


sumnscr Drinks.
Raspberry and Lemon Syrup at 40 Pennsyi-
Fania avenue: fi.bo per gallon; 70 cents per
bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-21


Has cured more wonderful cases OF rheumatism
breasts, burns, scalds, salt-rheum, &c., upon the
human frame, and strains, SPAWN, gals, &c.,
upon animals In one year, than all other pre-
tended remedies have since the world began.
The recipe OF the Liniment and certificates Of
remarkable cures accompany each bottle, and
will be sent gratis to any one. II Ia no huInbug.
There Is no pain which 1t will not relieve, no
swelling 1t will not subdue, or lameness 1t win
not cure. No family or stock-owner can afford
to be without Centaur Liniment. White wrap
per for family use; the Yellow wrapper for AMI
mails. J. II. ROSE h Co.,
% Broadway, New York.
Tue GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either Of recent or long standing, are ad-
yised to use Blalrs Govt and Rheumatic Pills.
enectual remedy ever offered 10 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared BY
fROUT A HARsAsT, 229 Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists.
WHITE. clean, sound teeth. all may have by
using daily TuuRsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
Pomads optime. Price, 70 and 90 cents per
bottle,
LioIirooLoRED KID Gloves are very stylish when
not Boiled, JOuyENB inodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renoyate them thoroughly; price 70
cents per bottle. Al sold BY druggists and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srREsormSHo PLLs-
vailed. Price 70, %, and 70 cents each.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
St. Louis Tive stock Market,

| CATTLE.-Owing to the bad state of the
weather yesterday and the entire absence o ship-
prrs from the yards the market was not very
tina, were effected were not large as only a few
butchers We're buying, and ut figures which
! seemed reasonable Tor good natives. One lot OF
common Texans, Nv los, were sold rs stockeIs
| at 81 80, which WAS considered cheap, but They
being the last lot the owner had, lie sold them
TO get them OF his hands. The general rause OF
| prices at present is rs follows: Good corn fatted
natives, ranging in from l5eo to 1860 los. n
] IS io@G; choice natives, from lsa TO 400, Al
81 30, ; e5@5 80; good butchers steers, from
100 TO Ia50, ats4 asaal IS; corn-fatted Texant
from $50 to HOO, At IS .59 eseei 50; native stock
steers frora 900 to 1000, ut IS .Jgi 25; fat cow
| s3.sss3SJG& %. Sales were made as fo,Isr. 5
! Three head of good butchers steers. Nv LAG, al
| So -; IL head, aJ li5p, NJ 81 80; IL head, av ngo,
| i. "a 80; 10 head bu:vl.e-e' steers. ay LIS, AZ $
-; Is hsad, ~ ais, at. sag; 10 head OF IL xsr
stscksrs, a, Iuaas AT " soss 70 head Indian cattle,
Nv sjo, at 81 u; 5 head, AZ $50, Il: So; i poor COW
NV 40, ut s. a..
EGGS.-Yes;crla-, ri tic 'yrrts. the gales
wer. Unusually email, as there Mere tErfly ANY
hogs at sny al the yards, rnd ti,rre WAS No,
Gu iush cold 10 determine fair nGra-t sn!ass.
The only sales reported for Saturday was fron,
tie Pacific yards, wh-re an entire dfarglIt Of ave
car loads were sold to shippers. Tie following
comprised the bulko! sales yesterday: IDS dead,
, az ZIG, 1T 81; 90 head, nv 2ss, nj 81 20; s. head,
~ s4s, at ST rs; 1856 head, ar iSs. at 81 Csc:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
$aiesl;et Imports.
So. LOUIS yIiEEET.

~ 10y
on 'cu,xcr.
! FIOCH.-Thrrr MAS only a molrrrtc business
, transacted ON 'C.r.y. Yesterday The weather
WAS uuEly,rl;,lc for b,nltpr ma, LiriS nr pr,-
| luce, aud parity on this account lhr i!uur make;
VIE dull. There was some demand for low
~.r..l,S suitable Tor tie Southern market, and for
sound low lrIc.l fall s,ucS, Tao sale, s,, M
only 1899 barrel, .i =; 10 for cl,pic. .rrins, and
law grade rIll and rrall, good brands sold from
ST 7s3S ID; choice brands continue Ann via
holders.
WiiEAr.-Thue WAS q quiz; marie. FOR al!
grades Of whcat. both spring AMI winter, with
out any decided ciIm,g. IA value. Winter wi,ra,
Is not plenty, AMI holders ui the hiy..,r IvAdcs
arr firm. spring by grade Sold ut 81 ~ for 80.
/, 81 5No.2, and 81 10 for No. \ rnuEd lot
al No. : Minnesota sold at 81 81 for delivery IA
VI y. Winter wheat sold nj 81 ~ Ior rrjrc,',;.
~ " Tor W = ANTS ''GI 80 for No. !. Waite
ny s'''pie s"!dat s!'ss oj.
IL "c''''i" ior corn WAS only FAIR. ana Tor
""i'e NM" ana Wh.te The market WAS "n!I and
lower n"' f"''', ana without any material
'"'".'e % "'A"' an" yellow. on East ai'Ie
,'''' u, ""'n ! 'a'tea' "itae ior NO. mixed;
"" ".. ''N'a ~ o-''SS''o' asu No "h"r
NV. Nv - 4'o"iS elevator NO hl'Aei
ao'' :, nv !N''" ."Ae. anu ye'i"" NJ ''e;
y" so 49,. :" ""re"'use-No'a
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
Arrival and Departure. Of the Mails.

AZ.
st Louis mail. wa n Mo r r.. arrives at ,
a u; departs at 9 IN ViS Pacific X X, ar
faves nj \ u; departs at 3 81 p M-Daily.
Daily.
s.; Joseph mail arrives a N; departs 6 r "
Daily.
seaaiia mail arrives IL a N ; departs s 30 r "
Daily.
Warrcnsours maui arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday 81 NJ departs Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday 4 N
Waverty mall arrives Monday, Wednesday
Aud Friday 4 p N; departs Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday A N
Independence mail arrives Monday, wednrs-
day and Friday 8 PM; departs Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday a II
Pleasant Hin mail arrives Monday, wcdnes-
day aud Friday IL a "; departs same day L. N.
Eastern Way mail, via n Mo h f., arrives
IA n ;departs GA n.
Ocice hours daily Except sunday, from :
n. to $50 r N ; Sunday. froms to Ga ~.
GEO. ". Mexican. L. II.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
.wrLLrnaror ITEMS.
Items from tho

Items from tho;
WIDOWS HOME
exceedingly scarce tt,is wsek. IT "a not in.
tended by saping this town ths widow,
home to make the Impression that this In III
ovstIs charitable place Ia WY OF alms.giv.
ling to the widow and orphan;sor that the
place |. ons grand institution OF That kind.
While the people Or the town and neighbor.
hood have long been telpbratcd for their
charity, and will compare favorabIy with
aul make Us good a showing perhaps as any
others. according IN their means. the epitilel
does not mean It III the sense s.'t,e might in
fcr. It got tho above tillo Simply from the
fact that there always have been aud are now
more widows here than any other town Of
its size: there live In IL now no less than
twenty three. all sizes and sgcs-some
"mighty purity. 'tbhesaewhflc there are but
live widowers' and these five would not he
here ~ such long n they would only be sat-
islcd to take o widow. II would Indicate
from the figures that il Is u harder place on
men than woman. What can be the callsr
are particularly hard upon their husband. ,
1t surely can't be that. for to all human ap-
pearauccs the women here generally have
tine worst end Of th- bargain. Can it be some
natural local cause, such rs water, soil or
something else?
POTATOES FOR TEXAS.
Merlin Jones, of this place. has bought up
and will ship to Texas. Ivy railroad In u few
days. ADO bushels of Irish potatoes. on which
transaction he anticipates realizing u hanI-
some profit.
CHANGE OF SCHOOL. TEACHERS.
s. N. Harris now teaches the school at the
Harris school house two miles west oTlhi-
place. rice r. d. Lee whose term expired two
weeks ago.
There isR
FIRST CLASS SENSATION
going nm in our town and vicinity at this
time. which ynn editors would consider a To-
ral Of the "the first water'--names and par
ticulars are withheld until further develop
ments.
LEFT us.
Our accommodating deputy P. NJ. Chas.
II. Duck, has left MS, and taken up his
abode IN Your city. to assist your P. NJ. in
'''f''S '"' ~ SVAiAVots VI
Uncle SUMS mail bags for your L%eXingto-
mans for awhile. which he no doubt will 40
to Your satisfaction.
Now. treat the young man kindly, for he Is
Il clever fellow.
AL FRAT a%LITTEHS ID 10 GOLD"
Your city papers have been advertising a
play by the "ilar.nonia Clu',." Of TIE annvc
title. Is the .ian,' ~ the MAY intended rs {,
ShakspParI7n probation? Ifso intended where
Il Il? what play IL it in: Fit il intended A. n
quotation from the inscription on the scroll
in the gold ~"a>i"t. chosen hv The Prince of
Hor"cro. 1t is not 7 carrrrt quotation.
While the chang" my not Impair the sense.
or whether or not the crca. u yet can lo I'M
proved w Il change. ncverthrl-sr It Is not a
pure rendering Of that line according TO
standard editions.
fan that GlItters is not Coll. A com,c
drama in two acts. BY Thomas and J. n.
Morton, mrm6crs O. the dramatic authors
society,"" Frencl's Minor Drama, No. Nj.
-EDIror.1
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
BALE.

WHEHEA,, Ea1eli Mann aud Selma p
cite, in the state OF Missouri, nv their ,ertaia
,icc,' at trust ditrd Fcbruir! s,h, 'sJ,, and ~.
cnruri IN the Recorders oincs, "fsdd county
state, IN decd book u, No, !, NJ page 6Ni
and ,siI convey to the Gn,icrsipned trustee Tue
folluw Ing described real estate, situated in set
county, to-wit: The northwest puartar ofststt1s
in,riy %-Ilrcr tSO, township iiI,y-our Su, r.,ss
twenty -four t.i); containing one hundred end
sky acres more ~ icS,, which conveyance Wa
made Ia secure thu pay n,rnt cftwo certain prom.
is,nry. nuigs therein drscrihct; Whereas ueisuls
! hAS ben nadc in the payment "fsai,i promi,-ory
nuIrs, H"w, therefore, Ivy tic Virtue of tue
power conferred on me by the said i~-d nrtiu.t
and al ,lr, rvqUcst Of tie legal holder OF said
notes, I VIII, -
on Friday, March tho 7th, 1879,
In iroat al the Courthouse door, In Lafayette
county. Missouri, scil the above described rial
estate, ur 50 nWcii th.r,or AZ mhy he ncccssary To-
s.tiIiN said notes aml intcrrsi aud costs Of cx, .
cuunS this trust, al pI,Dl,c .,niue, To til, hisn, ~
bidder for casa In lanl, bets zen ilc hours Of
uinc o clock IN pie forenoon aud fvr O'clock IN,
rcSj-ti GEORGE [, FLETCHER, Trustee. :
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
A woHD 70 rRayELERS.

We have q word to say in favor Of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad. It was the ''pione-r'' lime
Westward amt is the Void reliabie'' route to st.
Louis. With the improvements which have
been made during the past year, we b,iicve tina!
the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best trscH
and the finest and safest equipment of any linz
urstoi the Nis5is sippi. Runs daily express trains
of iinr CoacEes, equipped with the Miller piaE-
ihr"nsh :, I.iia and J.rDrsom civ to ST Lot,i.'
connecting ut ST. Louis wih eleven thiruS.
yuut"s 10 points North. East sud South. Iartic-
ular information, with maps, time iahle-, &c,
may b. hal at the Ticket ONCE vi the Company al
Lexington, or upon personal or w!ittcn al'pilr,-
ton To T. A. Ford, General Passenger ASrut,
ST. LOUIS, No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
JUST THE SANE When the

JUST THE SAME. When the
Southern papers complain of the tyranny OF
their carpct-bag governors, Of the life-crush-
ing debts hesped upon them by fraud and
ri.lainy, and Of the depreciation Of property
and despair Of the people, Radical papers in
tue North say It's not your carpet.bag COVER
nors. it's NOT o Ii debt. thst have caused the
distress. III the isz!ness, iiisisyaily snd sener-
al wortllessness OF the southern people.
just h sane thing, sec, that's gong Oh
an Jur midst.
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

The March number of ''PETER's MUSICAL.
MONTHLY" contains the following selections of
New Music. You can buy the Monthly sor 60
cents, or the Music in sheet form-ior
saviour, thou art ever Near. song. Dsnks.
Pretty Evalinc Adair. song aad Chorus, Hays.
Gerh.iiie. Soug aaIC Lorus, risie.
IL hieH'd me S,o;i-bse Al iiIc atc.....sI.w an.
Heal M say my L!tl.e Prayer. sUGs.....fratt
sastas 4 am. ~ nan ior Lcr:t, $50. Wagner.
4-ri Ihe 1fii I i'ai.t, AZ. Lastsr Carol. smart.
iGt on your hs>t Arr-y Fast C:,roi. .I1rrss,rf.
- . :. & atnksi.
lac N,:i,gr FcsnraI. Caprice. kIukei
IhG Toast. brsi-t.si Iyurl
\ TRIAL 1nir'-Ths Publisher will send you
Elk back nun5ers OF is7a FOR 81, or the iast
three numbers for is csats. subscription price
81 per year. A'.irrss. j. l.. fETEls, :.,
Brosdway, New Tog
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rURNlNGl

CHE lP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI!
This Atlantic 4 PLciic railroad Company
offers 200, 0JI acres Of land IN Central AND
Suuihwcst Missouri, NJ fl om 81 to Sl1 per acr'
en- seven years time, with Tree trLn-p,rtatin'
from ~. Louis to all purchasers. Climate, so!i,
~tiEibrI. funeral wealth, schools, CHURCHES an"
points to this land Of fruits aud flowers. FJ'
particulars address y. Tuck, Land COMMISSIONS
or, 81. Luuis, No. jLn2siy
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Ar s . CASH.

have on hand y very nice stock Of Boots
and Shoes of my " make which l wish to
dispose Of for cash, and will sell them Ut alb
solute cost. I must have the money. l hope
those needing goods In this line will call and
examine goods and prices for themselves
City aud County warrants taken at the best
rates. WV. GILL.
febl2t5 Dutch Row, Main street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
PATRONS OF HusBASDny-Tb

PATRONS OF HUsBANpRY.-Tho
farmers in tue MAYHEM neighborhood have
organized Il Grange OF the Patrons O, Hus-
bandry, Il society Intended to promote the
interests OF the agricultural class OF tue
community, with, twcniy-three charter
members. The following officers were
elected at tn ir first meeting iFeh. .ad):
A. W. Douthitt. w. NJ; X. N. Wilson,
W. o.; L. +. Parker, Secretary; Reuben
Puckets, Treasurer; c. b. Rountrcc, Lee
turer; G.. +. Bellies, LIST Steward; A. Is.
Matthews, assistant Steward I: NJ. A. Hay
den. Gate Keeper; Miss Emma S. Pickett,
Ceres; Miss Alice g.. Ferguson, Flora Miss
Mary Proctor, Pomopa ; Miss Sally Bradley
Lady Asst. Steward.
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GO 70 N

Table Linen, Red, Brown, and blcackci;
Irish Linens; Towels; Napkins, Red. Brown.
and Wcached. and Shirt Fronts. They arc
cheap ut WAppELL, .trsTtS& Co.'S
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

MILLINERY.-Mrs. Price, so long
AMI fsyor,bsy known 10 the Indies Of Lex
| ~ipy,on, will hereafter be found IN the store
I,ol.e recently vacated by pa'is Il hls,adt.
She h.s already received Il i!.ee stock oil
spring goods. and VIII add 10 u as TRADE ana
fashion require. shel,a. la t1a store room
thoroughly o~yerhauled and made 1t almost
new again
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
re LOCAL A"DyERrxsEns.

Persons advertising in the local columns, ee-
eept those having standing ''ats." will b.,
10 cents per line for each additional insertion,
and In those having standing lads" 10 cent,
per line for first Insertion, and S cents per line
Tor each additional insertion.
p.Positiveiy no deviation from this rlle.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
,rn,rra7usrcn,s Sarscn.

r ETIffi,S oF al.ntnIstra;loa rloH tlr cstsipcf
III IS. Senv@s, drC'd, w.yr Eitrts,tto TN tn.
as.sis.sd tA tie rrttAsse ~ pst OF latsysttu{
c.si.liy on Ire l,t las ~ FrhIu iry, lSsi-
sltpssoaShayih9 cifnss assiIeAt sasl cAtats sy6k
a.t5nrace witliu tne y-sr HON tEstG tffSvSI
uysstte yrerl0t.d, asj irts.a cialp ee.s ,a<t
sps&AAfSd wlLLlnstwn wears N " Will he Nrsvssf
ESrssa. j, 4, GsoSEs, Aainistr
nhie,Iw 49,
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The . Industries OF tho United
states.
Large octave, over 1900 pages and 800 illus
tpnR4ens, giving historical and statistical ill.,
formation about mines, manufactures, ami
every important industrial pursuit in the
country, Price $3.50. For sale at
ianI6tf MCKEE & AUsTIN's.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

For good goods III the grocery line.
at bottom figures. anal of the very best TuaI
itr. c.ii on Messrs. 4. Az j. o. Lesueur.
corner Main AMI Zine streets. Read their
advertisement IN another column. noy2S,i
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

THAT APoLoGY.-Thc Register
insists ON calling our arucie entitlad "to our
friends" an apnlogy. 1t was o intended
to be taken IN any such sense, but MAS
meantas u gentle rem nstrancs to certain Of
our friends who are guilty of the folly Of
rcadl * the Register, and arc .mislel by it's
plausible fallacies. Ia the j%aundiced eyes Ut
that partisan sheet, every article which il
not one-silei AMI unfair, appears = '.back
down. Tue Register will do we'll to give
itself no unnecessary uneasincss concerning
the weight We have TO carry. 1t thinks We
have iaiiel to discern WHO are 1.-THE people,"
We confess to having gone outside OF the
court house and even the limits Of Lexington
to ind the people. Here is wherein our
mistake consists In the Registers eyes. That
paper from the %heginniu. never could have
expected to receive the support OF the great
bp..y ofthe people of Lafayette county, aud
consequently it made its calculations to shit
without 1t. As court house and railroad or.
gan, it has managed TO live along SO lar.
Every tub stands on its W bottom. You
see. Your WAY is not our way. 'Stick to
your'n, We are satisfied with our'n."