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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-11

The city Is divided into two districts. the
upper and lower districts. The upper district
consists OF that portion 81 the city lying north
OF Monroe street. including Chelsea and SCOT,
land. The lever district Is composed OF all
that portion Of the city lying south 81 Monroe
street. including Fort Pickering. twill be
seen from the tables annexed that during the
wear 5lsl arrests were made IN the upper DIS
trict 70 1859 in the lower district. Ihis " AZ
nlaces Of amusement are in the upper district,
a. are also a majority ofthe hotels and drink
ing saloons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-11

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sale
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city.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-11

The police force Of the city. undo. H. pres
ont organization. consists OF one, chiet. Two
ton house keeper, three assistant station
house keepers. two turnkeys. three detectives
and sixty patrolmcn, ont Qf which one = dAliy
detailed al the First District stauon- house tor
special duty aud one for sanitary July 49,,
Il GOOD, there being but one death during the
year, patr0lman Kelly Stewart who died De
cember 8. ISL, Of small pox. There were I've
accidents during the. year; pausimen -;
fracinrnd limbs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-11

In the city there are tive station houses.
These. in my judgment are ample TOT the city.
house, whose Recommendations consider SUIT
6cient far All tho criminals who may be
brought there. The cells are large and Ioomyi
and the prisoners are supplied Win gooa
The Recorders Court Is held every morning
Sunday excepted at this station, and the
prisoners from the lower station are trans
ierred every morning TO this place for trial.
The lower, or Causey street, station-h house Is
small, but affords all accommodations neces-
sary for the prisoners arrested in that district
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-11

During the late Exposition. when the city
was overhQNsd with al kinds o. thieves aud
robbers. who always attend such gatherings,
Il affords me much pleasure 70 note that.
all parts Of the country, not single instances
h on record where q pocket has been picked
Such was the efficiency and strict vigilance Of
the force.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-31
tusiness pireetorn.

Same. business otd Loc0tion 81 the i""d-
1ug business HoHSc> ia 81. JobHSh@'Y.
Agricultural Tn"I> and Hardware.
HARVEY 4 HASKELL. H"ytS Block. L. Il. St
Ap"thccari"~.
BINGHAM BROS. No. = Bank Block. Main 81
:. EANpALLN \ son. E:ud,ll- Block. L. k. St.
htt"rnrS~ at Law.
HEIDFN \ MAY. N". : '.,l"d"nian l!ls. mp stairs
4 J. WILLARD Main ~t.. over Hal! \ Fletcher :
Il-r E:,et Estate Elnhcr-
II G. IDE Bank Flock, Main street. Prompt and
careful attention given I" every kind al l"-a
Books and Stationery.
HOWARD : EOWELL. CaIrd"nian El'k Main -
Bakers and ConIc"tI"n"r-.
CROSS 4 MATTHEW'S Main Street
BARRIERS.
Il. B. BLACKSTONE. Union Block Nam street.
Blanks for Lnwy and Town oiiic"r-.
G. VI. STONE \ GO, C.,lrioui:n Block. opposite
soldiers Monument.
Boots and shoes.
FRANCIS GALLAGHER. Wards Elk. L. L II.
Clothing, Hats and Caps.
JOHN MOORE. Bank Block. opposite" 81 -!"ln~-
bury House, dealer IN Ready Madr I "thIn-. Hats
and caps tr,nt- Furnishing ,i""d~. rtr.. 'ic.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
EAT. FAIEBANk> & 60, Farrhmk, Village.
Crockrry, Glass and >t"n" Ware.
T. \ + FAIRBAAk> \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Carprting Paper iIanginG>. ind"w-~ha'ie>.
T.. 4 +. FAIEBANKS \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
i l.. PERKINS, Calrd"ni:tn Block, Nam Street.
L. ". WARNER Union Block. Main Street.
Dining Rooms.
MATHEWS & rETTENGIl.L. Eastern Avrnur.
Dry Goods. and Ladies Fancy Goods.
\ Z. BLISS Flaud,r>' Block, r. L. Street.
q. II. HALE Avenue Block. l. L. Street.
+. \ +. FAIRBANKS y co. Fam banks Village.
Dry Goods, House Keeping Goods. etc.
HALL y FLETCHER. Main street.
Flour and reed.
GEO. ALpElCII y CO, Eastern Avenue.
Furnitur" and Cn~I>,is.
T. l.. HALL \ BEOIHEI;. M.iu NtIr,t.
q. II. TISDALE Flanders Block. mp stairs
Family Groccri"> ;,nd Fruits.
\ " COOK y co. Eastern hvcuuc.
File Manufacturer.
It Jphnsbury File Works. opp. Passenger Depot
'.r"c-ries and House h""pinG Go"d-.
l. \ r. FAIRBANKS \ 60. Fairbanks Ii,-c
Harness, Robe, and Blankets.
q. ". COOK. Eastern Avenue.
Hotels.
AVENUE HOUSE, IL. L. st. q. Il. iial, Tropr.
Insurance, Iifr.D
B. l.. SARGENT ,EtuaJ l;ailr"ad Street.
Iron Founder and Marhini>t.
81 NE BUZZELL. North end. L. l. street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
G.. ". SENTEE, Nam street.
& l.. WARD Wards Block. l.; Il. street.
Merchant Tailor-.
T.. GNDERWOOD pluvilIc Block L. Il. Street.
'uE>EE \ SIAS, Uni"u Block Main Street.
Music Rooms.
l. 4. HARRINGTON Sons y 90. /; L. Street
Physicians and Surgeons.
bE L. ". ADGATE Residence. aud uHcc inst
door South Of North Church. Main street
Photographs.
g II ALDRICl II. Buuh4m~ EWldn- slam 81
II. \. CLIFFOl;p Ctlr,i"nisn Block Nam Street.
Printers and Publishers.
& VI STONE y co, talri"uiau liluch. Main -.
stoves and Tin Ware.
+ FLETC HER, Eastern Avenue.
1t F. 4 II. q WOUpl;UF Fl. Railroad >r.rct
n. tOWbEI;N. Eastern Avenue.
Watches .I,wcIrN and Toys.
HOW YARD \ ROWEII.. Calri"mi.n Il'h Main 81
HOUGHrON & CARPENTER; Eailrnad STREET
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-31
VOLUME 36--NUMBER 1853.

Col. Nathan Stone of SALISBURY. and
sad. i have no gun, what shall do ,
Stone replied. stand hy me il few min
utes and You shall have one The man
"heyed. and in IL short time stone drew
up and fired at IL H., Ssiali: lis the Hes
sian fell Stone said to his comladr. Run
and get the gun And the man obey
ed"
This soldier was job Leonard who
afterwards lived in Granville. y. y.
one member of whose family. Dea.
Henry Leonard, is still living at that
place
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-31

the service of one of my party ? Signo
Lopez Guerrahella. Spanish gentle
man from Cadiz, an officer in tn,
/ Queens Guard. accompanies us to tn,
ground. and would. | am sure, act fnl
Monsieur Acton As he spoke he indi
Gated Il slim Young IMAM wearing ,
| Spanish cloak and Il heavy Slouch hat
/ who WAS standing 10y in conversation
/ with Diego. There were no signs %
/ toverlalc's advent. Acton bowed. ant
after Il word with Blake. notified hi,
acceptance of Cahanels offer. Then ht
and tdi'ancl proceeded to step to tn,
ground. On their return Cabane
! said. =
lit is agtced, believe mcSsieurs
that the combat shall bc :; la bdrrierc
that Is I" >Hy. my friend and have
measured twenty four PAGES, at either
end of which we will plac our men
Al twelve Yards, the half distance,
have droplr;l Il h;ndkcrchicflS Il mark
~lgnnr Guerrahcla and will toss fol
first fire. Whichrverprincipal. through
his second. wins. has the right either to
Inc trn'm This place. or. walking up tu
the mark. to call on his adversary tC
advance. even up To the mark itself il
tic "hb"s''S. and them-act aS he wishes
Gentlemen, this is understood p
Both principals bowed.
"Now. Sigunr Guerrahclla. the toss
lia N.'l have won, VI. Acton. the fire,
l. with yuu,"
" he spoke, Arthur Acton turned
sideways towards his opponent. cover
ing him fairly and fully with his pis-
Ia H.,, -It,t,l.,,l, l.;
"t!u. he fired into the air. \ short
crawl issued from Blakc'> lips a growl
in which Il near 10y standei might have
distinguished the words lie ought to
have winged him -
1T is ynuI shot. sir" said Arthur.
wheeling round and confronting his ad-
NcI>dr,.
II iHtc;,d to take it," said Diego.
calmly. HS he walked towards the hand
hcrchirt And call on You. NJ Ac-
ton. i'll pursuance of the terms. /" ad-
>ancr t" this mark -
''iu the name of Heaven. stop this -
-h,i"l,r,l Eugene Blake. a>. in ohcdi-
rucc to the summons. Arthur slowly
.'ivou',d. This i sheer murder, Sir
cal "Ii lnu. tuning Ia Gucrrahtlla.
Il call nu you to forbid this
lit i~imp">>ihlc t" break the rule Laid
G"nm, said Guerahcla. speaking fpr
the lir>i time ia Il strange. mutilcd
N"irc. ''umlr~>. indeed. VI. EAnglai> i
>t.li.i."
This >rntcnrc was enough. Blake
Wa~ silent. hut remained horror >trick-
rli and intent on the scene: while Ar
tHu Acton. with palid face. stepped
straight up to the handkerchief ON the
"rhc! Sid, of which Diego WAS waiting
y dead. still. horrible calm leigmcd
aiusmd. II wa> broken 10y Diego. wh"
-. - E"u deceived Il CuHtIl"n, luur
hi"n.t hr ON your "Wn head" Th;. next
in>' mt the sound of Il pistol ramg
rhi"uga the forest. and Arthur Acton
Staggered I,'r au instant. dropped hcaN-
lily forward uu hi> face. Blake >iraug
t"iuaId Int ere Iic reached his friends
III, 'rucitahclli Wa on his knee he
.r !iin. Bchding over the pro>tratc
h"a'. he lifted the sluurh hat and
pu-'i-'L back llrrc"i., c.,iin. ri"ak Onr
weld escaped iirr 'll ii.g man. ">cha>ti-
tr..:
y - muItcrrd Nadrm"i>t.lIr Con
t,lI".'. tni She il WIS: II told >nu the
r.......Iri at uN ryNr1gr. t. ruf
nL,E'i, Ihr next Instant Arthur Ac-
tra expired.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-31
Encounter with a Panther.

Dave Nn>hrI. Il IianpcI and "jIid, in
jtr Norm N""d>. had Il terrific rurouri
l'I with Il North " nod> beast last Nrch
hicr mites from ~:,rurdrga LAX,
'hr:, j. a Wild. rugged pas hctWtcl
thr m""."aim~. hji"N u ~ l!iIck Cat Val
leg. / 4 nrou"t.u..> uu either side ar,
N'IA >i"''p aud l"'kl. AMI are covered
with % hcaN' growth of hlark hal>am
and -pII.'o lirnh"r. " the SNOW deep
'u~ und the weather Iccomi,> cold. ma
ul G'rI and animals take shelter in that
locality.
Nmr... tl!,. lest ar,. the rocky niarliu.
having 81 l,l'i.u.i, dltk-cnl,i,d tan.
known amca@ he t,appcl> il thu>, Ir-
gi"u>. ~ ''ii!.rh Cat. They seldom
m"ic ~ ,i.,1. keeping concealed in
tracks of trees al i:rtWccu ti>Siuc> "i
I",n>. O,img to tic uncertainty ui
iiudir- one tNirc in Il place. aud THEN
>hNu.>>. il i Tuit. difficult Ia tlr,r
them. iInWc,cr. when they hrr,lnc
=, ,hcd with h'mmrr they viii! iump at
The Eait without hesitation.
\ keen. strong. steel trap is sci and
covered with SNOW or leaves directly
iud"r Il ,lIunpinw branch that thu. ami
NAL can reach bN rearing: upon this
i secured tn" bait ami in the effort Ia
reach which is pretty apt to step in the
tap. Then comes a season of dcspr-
rlt;. nIauu.uycr> and the only WAY tn
huld them i IL, having tine tran chain
attached tu = small s;,nIinp tI,1t will
,n,iur ami itt Them from thr prnuuL
The ~l,rl. lir, f,lIIcd animal i. :,huut
1h,. .il,. of , red tn>. and us David usrd
T., ,x,,,,.-s !, ..,l., =. , x..,,- ,.,.
mint To- get hn!d On.
A. No>hcr ur, ruinu the roads of his
traps last week "Wednesday. he saw
through the bushes :.Icada terrific com
motion under , lnryc " hire birch where
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-31

y REVOLUTION RELIc.-The follow
ing is from New York paper:
y gentleman of Bennington. VT, re-
Gently found in an old wspapcr. an
affidavit made 10y Capt. Jonas Gitlusha
of that place, i'll lSO7 lS0-. Referring
to the battle of Bennington, I777. he
testified: Il was ordered with the Ell
tire company under my command, by
Col. Moses Robinson, to march to said
battle ground, and marched III obedi-
encc to said order at the head of my
company. | recollect at the time of
Bennington battle, soldier came up to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-31

lHE SPOILED DAY.-lt was just one
little word that did it all. Madge had
sprung out of bed that morning, de-
ttrmlned to try to he good but when
Ned happened to spill his coffee on her
new dress, she forgot her good resolu-
tions, and declared that he was the
most provoking fellow i'll the world
Then Ned grew angry and ''answered
back and after that every thing went
wrong all day, for never a day goes
pleasantly that begins with angry
words. s.-HearH aud Home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-31
JnfrLs.

Mt. MA>>FI;2LD HOTEL.
STOWE. ' /.
\ INST class Hotel with all the modern improve.
ment7 Accommodations for 800 -ucsts.
y. i. KELLER. Manager.
MEMIHRI MAGBG HOUSE
\EwTOKT VI
W. +. BOWMAN. Proprietor
PHL>IN HOTEL.
tpN'uHn. y. H.
J. h 'I;o' kEE Proprietor
>T. JOH>SBJRY HOUSE.
H ,'lHEE 81 JpHNsBTEY. VI.
u. l.. GILMORE Proprietor,
, AVENUE HOUSE.
RAILROAD STREET ST T1sxsurpv yr
y. q. HALE Proprietor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-31


SINGLE BEDS The enormous bed,
i'll fashion i'll the middle ages. in whc!.
not only the " hole family. but ftvnIitc
domestic animals. hunting dogs, cats,
etc, rrposcd together, excite our liyrli-
est establishment. In these day-, th,
HristOcr;tcy did not find it uudgniiied
to share their couches with friends or
guests W ho sought THEN hospitality. 1t
WAS, on the contrary, considered Il marx
of sincere friendship. But ii is nov,
commonly believed that " here two pea -
sons sleep together, one abstracts from
the other some amount of vital force
This i especially the casc where oil
and young persons share the same bed.
Besides, in iunm where there il no
decided current of air, the cnIanation-
from the lungs and skin poison the at
moSphere fora considerable distance. In
the public wards of great hospitals.
never less than two and Il half feet ,
allowed between each bed for this re-
son. In the sleeping apartments of ru, =
atty and nobility single beds are ever. =
where the rule. and nowhere the cN-
ceptlon. The emperor of German
sleeps upon Il narrow bed and Il hard
mattress. The single bed covering is Il
waddcd silk quilt. The emperor and
empress of Austria take their royal
slumhcr Oh similar beds. with the sam
description of covcrlet One of tho
principal advantages of these narr",
beds is that the mattresses are moit
easily aired. Even the poorest housr
wives III Germany recognize the fact
that bedding requires daily airing; and
on II pleasant day III winter, and nearl,
every day i'll summer, one may 81"
stretched out of the courtyard win
dows for an entire halliday the feather
beds aud coverings so dear to the heal
of IL German frau. 1t is not necessar,
here to enter protest against feathers.
since this ESSAY is not written for Ger
mans. The physicians of German.
make the most energetic complaints
against the Use of these, with as yet
among the lower classes, very little sue
cess.-Ihe Gatary.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

ALARMING PREcocIrY. Yesterday
afternoon, when the St Louis passenger
train, on the St. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern railroad, had reached ST..
Charles, a gentleman Of this city stepped
on the platform and noticed little boy
and girl standing there. In few min
utes the train started, and on going to
his seat the gentleman found it occupied
by the youthful couple be had seer on
the platform. This somewhat surprised
HIM, and he asked Them where they we're
going and what their names were. The
boy replied that his name was Wright
Johnson, that he was six years old, and
was son of DR.. johnson, of St. Charles
county. He also stated that the young
lady was five years old, that her name
was Bertha Sykes, and that they we're
going to St. Louis to get married. This
rather startled the party to
whom it was made and as there was no
way to return the iufantile lovers to
their parents just then, the train having
run several miles by this time. they were
brought to this city, and dispatch was
sent to DR.. Johnaon, as to the wherea
bouts of his son and fancee Both were
detained at the depot until last night
when they were forwarded to their pa
rents. Who says this is not fast age
st. Louis Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

Tho st. Charles Cosmos, the most
strictly local paper of the state, in its
issue Of the 9th inst, gives map of St.
Charles county, and treats exhaustlvely
Of its importance aud resources. 1t con.
tains an address Of the citizens Of tha,
section to the people of the world speak.
ing Of its churches, schools, newspapers,
building companies, banks, foundry,
Touring mills, woolen mills, insurance.
companies, gas company, the brigde, car
factory, pork houses. tobacco, coopers
and Ere company Of the city and of the
orchards, fruits, vine and grape culture,
geology. timber, game, fish, railroads
townships, schools, towns and post. Offices
Of the county. Altogether it is an in-
tsresting paper, and bespeaks the enter.
prise of the publishers, as we'll as the
vast resources of one Of our sister coun.
lies. 1t is q model paper to 60 before
the Vienna Exposition, where the "peCp
Of the whole world" to whom it is Cd.
dressed, will be represented.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12
LACLEDEHO
TROY, MO-
THORNHILL 4 BUSWELL, Propr's.

THIS is frst-class hotel, furnished In good
style and its table supplied with the best the
market affords. Strangers stopping in Troy will
hnd here all the comforts Of home.
The BAR is stocked with strictly prime Ii
quors, such as Brandies, Whiskies. Wines, Alss
Gin, etc; also the finest brands Of Cigars.
apr25nl7
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12
aa0a y IIDIIS
Order Of Publication,

David I. Waddy, PrG, !
Chester S, Bates, Def't.
NOW at this day comes the plaintiff in the above
en- titled cause, and files his petition and ali :
davit, in vacation of Court, stating among other
things that said defendant, Chester S. Bates, is a
nonresident OF this State, and asks that he be
notified by order of publication. 1t is there fore
ordered by the Clerk aforesaid in vacation that
publication be made notifying him (said defend
anti that an action has been commenced against
him by petition in the Circuit Court of Lincoln
county, Missouri, founded upon n contract for
the sum OF Five thousand five hundred and fifty
dollars with interest and cost, and to enforce
vender's lien on the following described real es
tate, to wit: Lot No. l in the southwest quar-
ter Cf section No. 81 township 40 range west,
OF the 9TH p. NJ, containing so acres also lot
NO IN the Same section, township and range,
containing so acress: also lot No. in same
section, township and range, containing 63 H. 90
acres; also the east half of southeast quarter Of
section No. l, township 40 range 2 west of the
9th +. NJ, containing so acres also the north
west quarter of the northwest quarter of section
OF township 4s range west, containing
90 1900 acres, and 80 O3- 100 acres in the north
cast quarter c. the northwest quarter of section
six in township AS range l west of the 5th p NJ.
and the northeast quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter of section No. township As range 2 west +
the 9th =. NJ, containing 40 TO- 100 acres, more
or less, all being in the county ef Lincoln aforo.
said, and that unless you, said defendant, be nd
appear at the next term of said Court, to be be-
gun and held at the court house in the town of
Troy in said county on the first Monday aft.-
the fourth Monday in March next, 1873, and on
or before the third day thereof, if the term shall
so long continue, and if not, then before tho and
Of the term, and answer or plead to said petition.
the same will be taken as confessed and Judgment
rendered against you, and slid properly be sold
I satisfy same; and it is further ordered tb,, n
copy hereof be published in tho Lincoln County
Herald public newspaper printed in the State.
for four weeks successfully as by law required.
Attest; Wu. CoInppr C,asL
State Of Missouri,
County of Lincoln, 81
!, William Colbert, Circuit Clerk with, and
for said county, do certify that the ioreroinr
order OF publication is IA full true and correct
copy as the same appears of record in book II
..;,'":' page 4s9 of the original tberein
:sEAL recorded As witness my hand as
.m"", ' - ~ CLERK and the seal of said Court a,
once In Troy the goth day of January. Is73
;,.oo., WM. COLBERT, Clerk.
''"-'"' Wy y. uNLrn, DcputS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

The committee on criminal jurispru
dence reported favorably the senate bill
providing that juries may at their dis.
cretiou commute capital punishmen to
Imprisonment for life. One hundred
and fifty copies we're ordered printed and
it was made the special order for the
18th inst.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

The Jonesburg Leader has "pullel up
stakes" and gone to Mexico, whore it will
hereafter be published as the "Mexico
Weekly Leader" The first number will
appear about the 18th inst.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

George II. Gordon, for thirty years a
resident Of Cole couty, died last Friday
aged G3 years, lie was Nirgiuan, and
was greatly respected for his noble traits
of character.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

The trial OF Guyatt for the killing of
Carter in Lincoln, is set for the Goth
inst. The trial Of Rieves for killing a
man at Warrentou about Christmas, is
set for the 2@th inst. Both cases come
here by change Of veuue.-St Charles
News.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

Mr.. Caldwell vas elected Probate
Judge Of Pike county a. the recent spo
c'al election ia that county. No political
significance is attached TO tie election.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

The case of Caldwell will not be dis.
posed of for somo time. The senators
want to take the evidence home with
them during vacation, to while away the
time with. 1t will be pleasant reading
for them, and give them a chance to pick
flaws in the testimony and exonerate
that gentleman.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

President Grant was inaugurated on
the 18th for another term, with the usual
pomp and formality. lie delivered an
inaugural, bu. we haven't room to pro
duce it in our columns, and suppose it
makes but little difference to our readers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

Senator Chandle' has new gssndsoa.
Ne has nsdc him = present of Atty
thousand dollars.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

lmpeached Governor Holden of North
Carolina has been appointed postmaster
at Raleigh, in that state. The pets must
be taken care of though the heavens fail,
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

The bill to appropriate s25, 900 for the
payment Of the Missouri State militia
was reported adversely By the committee,
and the lower branch of the legislature
approved the report, thus killing the
bill.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

There was rumor in Washington last
week that Secretary of the Treasury
Boutwell, would resign to day (Wedues
day. He wants to be elected senator
from Massachusetts, and thinks his
chances will be enhanced by his resigna
ton.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

Don Piatt says the police Of Washing.
ton stopped the sale of the Capitol, a
newspaper containing his burlesque of the
inaugural festivities. The police of
that city favor free preas and free speech.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

"A bill is before the legislature to lease
the peuitentiary to Thompson 4 Nc
Nabe, at an average Of 81, 800 Q year,
and requiring bond from them in tho
sum of 100000.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-12

The Legislature hasn't yet determined j
when it can adjourn, or whethe, ss extss
session wiIl be agreed upon.