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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
A Man Hung by Citizens at La
Cygnes, KS.

Last M.,ndny morning the people
of LaCygme.. rs, were aroused by the
report that the house of a Mrs. Boyd,
together with Mrs. Boyd and two
children, and a Mrs. Keller had been
burned. 1t was soon ascertained
that the persons had al been murder
ed, and circumstances pointed to
Mrs. Keller's divorced husband as
the murderer. Keller was arrested
and carried to LaCygnes. On Tues
day the citizens secured the brdy
of the murderer and hun. him in a
grove near town.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
Hon. MN. M. Mcridilh.

IIou. W::. NJ. Meredith, onc ofthc
most distinguished lawyers of the
Philadelphia bar, died rcccnt'yin that
city, in the seven.y.seyenth year of
sis age. Though srievousiy afflicted,
such was the elasticity of his consti-
ia.iOn and his ~'tenacity Of life, that
he continued the practice of his pro-
frssion almost to the day of his death.
lie was Secretary Of the Treasury ur.
der President Taylor for u brief
term, pnd eyer since cherished an
incorporating hostility TO the
south.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
n.,,road Accidents.
....seAa,,en Ranrona r'.u..rr,

Every great Railroad disaster IN
this country is followed by a burst OF
popular indignation. Judged by the
fury with which IL expresses itself,
u unfamiliar with the exubcramcc Of
American passions, might readily
suppose il threatened the dcstructio"
Of the road and the prompt cXccu-
ton of its officers from the president
dawn 10 tho brakcsmcu. The ma.
chiuery o. the law is put i'll force and
the coroner sits on tho maneicd VIC
Tins a few days with great gravity
and decorum, hands in n verdict
written with great tact and a duo
regard for the feelings ofcverybody.
including the victims themselves. A
few civil suits arc instituted. which
are invariably compromised for a
song. The newspapers tono down,
and the great public subsidies until
the next occasion. The late holocaust
on the Chicago and Alton read, at La
mont, has doubtless by this time
passed successfully through the Sec
ond anil most difficult stage in its
progress to collapse, and will within
another week have passed from tho
memory Of all save the MANNED Sur
vivors, and the bcrcavcd and mourn
ing friends and relatives of the killed.
A benevolent statute of the state OF
Illinois fixes the maximum value OF
n human life taken in a railway ca
lastrophc at 5000. The work OF
compromising with the victims and
their successors in this case is greatly
facilitated thereby for the company,
and it is reasonable to suppose thai
everything that legal skill can sug'
gest will be promptly done fo: the
protection OF the treasury of thai
company. Nobody, however, believes
that it will result in tho creation o
any additional safeguards fer TIN
protection of human life on railways
That additional safeguards fortuna,
life on American railways arc prac.
ticablc, is abun.;antly demonstrated
hy the statistics of casualties on Eng
lish and European roads,. which OK
hibit a per cent Of mortality less than
one half tie American rate: but moth
ing will be done till the people all
, dress themselves TO the work OF re
form, and demand impcratively til,
enactment of additional laws, andth
prompt enforcement of those now OF
the books, against careless o: juconl
petent officials.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
anDER or PUBLICATIONS.
STATE OF
LAFAYETTE COUNTY. e.

thi -
LAtAfErTE CorSrY. "
In The Probate Court "r Lafayette county, Mi =
so'E!-Jui! 't'Douin'd term. !S.3. August -btI,.
Nov, III this day come. Benz. ID. H,rl,rJ
~ administration Ufthr estate ui " IN. \ ILnr'
u'rr;ist'i, and presents 10 the court Ia, t,tii;nn
pray iiis Tor an uf,icr for the sale OF So ,nrrh a.,
lite lea eetitc OF SAID ,crcascd as will u,y NM
siti>is me iri'iuinlng Il, hts due hy said cst,;,
"hu yer uhis'ld i'r want of ~sI,.icic a :l,.,l.. no
comp ih:et ny the accounts, iis's amt inyru,orir.
l~eln.iei u! law III such cases.; on rNalnn,ai,n,
Mhcs''i IL + ordered that al persons ini.r,. ,,,,
IN s'id estate lie nnii.ir,, that application n,
.loieI:sia has been matte, aua hat u,,ic,S lin. ,,,-
trir! be shown on or before Ia. first day nf Nh,
neat tcI1i oi tins Court. To to- held on Tho AZ
Mnh"as moc:rLcr, 1873. an or,l,r wal H.. nu, 4,
iotii'e sale ri thu whs.c, or 50 much of ,hr. Ir,
.s.a.. "i SAID deceased as will be su,ilcic.i for IN,
pa! meat of said debts. ~ ~
Anu II /, futti.cr ordered that this noti,. l..
published in The Lexington Weekly L,,ni,i,,n ~.
=, a Msialrr prtnlr't in sail county ni La
'aseu'f Tor tour weeks succcssiyrIv, the last in.
seriioh 10 1T AT least four weeks bcfui,. nh, c,,,-
"'.",s.nent ni III. next term OF Tie court.
y true copy. Attest:
aug!1. JOHN RI-RnEv ,,.r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

NOTICE is hereby gwen that letters of all
~ miaisiration upon the estate Of sarah J
ii"nhnih, deceased, were granted to the under
signed hy the Probate court of Lafayette county,
On III" 18th ,lay Of August, IS73.
All persons having claims against said cs.:t.
are required to exhibit tirE for allowance to IN.
administrator within one year after the date OF
said letters, or they may he prrclulci from AZ.
benefit oil such estate; anl il such claims be mo-
:Niibiic'l within two years from the date Of sal,
letters, they will br forever barred.
alrtI PlIiI. T.. Az LIS Admir-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

Mr.. Hoe, of New York, has just
perfected printing press in England
which Is II most complete thing OF
The ki;t ever constructed. One OF
The presses is already at work in n
Lnndon newspaper Office, and ten are
10 be built at once for the Daily Tel
cgraph. The press feeds itself, aud
takes two men and a boy 10 run it,
and prints $4,000 complete news.
papers per hour.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
The California Monster.

The last report of the CeLtral Pacific
railroad of Calitornia--the monster mo-
noPoly with which the people of Cali
tornia are trying to grapple-shows a
capital stock paid in of s54,zs3,19o, and
an Indebtedness of SSI,ooo,S33, inclu-
ding s27,S55,6so of United States subsi-
dy bends. The assets include I,zez
miles of road, which, with wharves,
piers, &C., is valued at sl3o,4s6,67s
equipment S5,oz2,oo3 steamers $780,
37s; farming lands sz9, 3o5,ooo; water
front S7,75o.ooo; total si8o,257,oz4.
The company owns : seven ferry ard
twcnty-ninc steamboats,. and ten Larses.
The gross earnings Of the road for the
year s7,4oo,oS9 in coin and s4,sa,,55r
in currency total sll,9o3,o4o; cxpen-
ses S5,oIl,z7S. or 43 per rent. OF he
earnings-leav!ng the net earnings So
95z,362. The number Of passengers
carried was 3,3oo,974. being an Increase
of 52o,99I over the preceding wear,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FINAL
ShTTLENENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all !ersons inier-
~ esictl In the estate OF Mary u. Ia'rask IN
uer,on and estate of said minor, has hle,i ins
account for settlement Of said minor sstite. Ut
ihc .Juiy term Of the Probate cnurt Of lAiay-
siic county, Io. .snd will apply ut the next tenn
of ,uid co,irt, TO lie held on the fret Monday ~ Dc
I,nn.biu, $. 4. WENTWORTH.
ous-r Guardian.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

The political contests of this fall will
&c but straws to show which
way t:Ic current sets. The State election
in Iowa in October will give some idea
of the power OF the anti-monopolists as a
party. Should they show unexpected
strength the impetus to their movemen,
in other States will be immense. But
should they make a besgarly showing at
the polls, the game with them may be
considered up. They arc on trial for
lite.
The Ohio election will serve to show
what the effect of the LIBERAL movcmcn,
of 1872 was on the Democratic PARTY OF
the United States. 1t would be a grand
surprise if Allen were elected. Even d
strong poll will serve to mike Demo.
Gratis everywhere more tenacious OF their
party relationships. In states where
they are clearly in the majority there is
every motive to preserve their high or
ganization intact for future contingencies.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
GUaRDIAN,S NOTICE OF FINAL
SE.rrr I.

NYOTICE Is hereby given tO all persons inter-
~ estrd IN the estate Of ~ Dry stale, =
minor, that The undersigned guardian oi Ute per-
sol, and rstat. Of said minor. has fled his &C.
count for settlement Of said minors estate at the
July term uf the Probate court of Lafayette roAIn-
~, Mo-, AMI will apply at The next term ~ 81 Id
court to- lie held on the first Mondny III October.
lsIs, for u final discharge Of his Guardianship.
uu.I SAMUEL !. DIR Guardian
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
PnbIic Admini,trntor,s No,icc.

, virtue ut ai order of The "cUIsttr tni!rt oi
- IIlla. cite County, Missouri, made on Ill,
2>til day of July lS13, the undersigned, Public
administrator of said county, has token charg,
Of the estate of Missouri wilson. deceased.
All persons having claims against -ail c>tat,
ar. required 10 exhibit them 10 IN. for allowance
within one wear after The date of said or,,er, oi
they may hr prrclWlrl from any benefit Of suci
state; aud II >tiriI claims he not exhibited within
Two years from the date Of said order, they will
Ur forever barred. Moses CHAPMAN.
lng2I rublic Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

The German Democrats OF the
sixth congressional district OF New
York OH the 10Th inst, nominated S.
5. Cox TO nil the vacancy in congress
caused by the death of james Brooks,
and it is said Mr.. Cox will be elected
by an immense majority.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
NOTICE.

EIIEl:N~ trStimcntary on the estate OF ratrici
II Gtlriirin. deceased, Were. granted 10 tn,
;iil'ter>iS'i.d nu the lntl,'Iay or June, lS13, by IA;
PROBATE C",trt uf Lafayette county. Mo.
All lrr>nns having claims against sail c,,nt,
are required To exhibit them tor allowance T.,
me executor within one year after HE dat.
III s;iit letters, or they may he prrclutl-,l IRON
any benefit III such estate; and If such claim, %,
not exhibited within two years from the date ..
SAID letters. they will hr forever barred.
auS2' MARGARET ARIN, Executor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby given To NIL creditors
~ anil other interested in the estate Of Marsa-
ret Hill, deed, that /. the undersigned admin
i,traIur of said estate, intend To make n
;Iunl - til.mcnt Of said estate nj the October term
ri the Probate court OF Lafayette county, Z" BE-
lry,n and held ut the court house, in the city III
Lexington, Oh the first Monda! IN October. lSa5;
aug.1 JOSEPH HILL, AuIn'r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

d virtue of an order "ftllr Probate Court q
ID I-aiay rttr county, Missouri. In:vic ON th'
.sIh day nfJuiy. lS13, the undersigned, Publ,
Administered ofsaid county. hiss taken charge q,
the estate of Patrick Raiigan. deceased.
All persons having claims against said estat,
within one Year after The ,iafr cf said orIirr, al
they may lie precluicl from any b<irfit IF such
state; and if such claims bc not exhibited with
in two year, from the dL;r of salt. ur,irr ihcy vii,
he forever barred. MOSES CHAPMAN.
aug2I Public .A,im;ri>sri,nr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

The next election in Indiana takes
place OH the 18th of October, for the
choice of county officers, circuit
Judges and prosecuting attorneys.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
STOCK TO BE SlLD.

9 Iour old Mules. is hands
high, we'll broke.
. BROOD Mares. with fonl by aJack.
. Yeiriing Colts.
: twO-ycir-Old Colts.
1 pnir well broke Mules, brown, 1G
hands high, live AMI six years old.
1 pair Of Pure Berkshire Pigs. four
months old. line AMI fIshiunably marked.
by Evan Young.
60 male and female P0Iand.China
PICS, ~, bre / from the celebrated herds of n;
G. Moore, ESD. Canton: III. and Edmund
Icrrili, Esq Clnyton, ~; Purity of h leo;
brre.i originated over 80 years ago from,
c-os-es of the POLAND, China and Byi.id
hogs. They combine the desirable q,tali,i.S
ofthr large ami small breeds more farorab'y
than any other stock-are very dnciir, GOO"
feeders, breeders, and suckers; faifcn rra'li-
~ q! any nss. yet attain srr.. w ,l,ihs NJ ~ ~ 1nt H.
Il months old: from Is {" "a months OH, ~
to Giibs; ut full growth they, lrrIIitmtis
Dies 100 to h 9sSib. .;r, Lhmy i, naie '% .insp ' s''%s.
with square, heavy huns anl si"'i.lier-,
,ir,oping ears, and are of.irc style generally,
and never mango. Purity al blood guaranteed
in every pig. by Jane, Hughes 4 Sons.
brown Gclding. we'll broke TO
saddle and h'rnc>-. gated.
| Gnr sorrcI Mare we'll broac to harness, bo,l,
good stcppcrs.
, dry Cows-gOOd beef
four-ycar-oli lju!l. by John >h'crs.
I male and 1 fcmule pure bred
berkshire pigs. l!y I'll >. b. Campbell.
I mare 17uIc, II leg hnnds high,
we'll broke, years old.
dark bay Marc 1G hand high,
with 1 months colt.
, bay Mare, IaIs hands high with 5 Il months colt
by Richard Osborne.
1 red Cow, 3 years OLD, with young
calf.
I blocdcd BulI, 4 years old.
Pony.
, 2-horsc Farm Wagon.
1 farm Wagon and double Harness
Mule colt = Years cid.
| Horse colt l year old.
large brood marc : Years old.
Several saEples OF Wheat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

For the twelve months ending Au-
gust first, there were l,222 railroad
nccideuts--in which 29S persons werG
killed and l,343 injured.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
IIU DC VDHlIIH'U III ONT EtNr.I


Fred W. Smith, DR., aged 90, the
first child bora in ST. Joseph, Mo-, ac-
cidcntally shot himself in that city
III the oath inst, and died that night.
The Chillicotlic Constitution SAYS
the farmers of Livingston county
will have a grand rally in that city
on Saturday, September 2Olh. Col.
Norman j. Colm:n, editor of Col
mans Rural World, and other able
speakers will be present.
Two clerks in the jcwclry estate
lishmcnt of Eugene Jaccard Il Co.
i'll ST. Louis, recently stole Sl0,G 600
worth of jcwclry from that c>iab-
lishmcnt, and set up in business on
their own hook. Their n"i.lrs were
Schulcr and Swain, and sinrc their
little game has been found out they
look through, prison bars, Al,ou,
two-thirds Of the jcwcfrY was re-
covered.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
C..nrdor snnicmher 27ih, ISIS,

p.,w..n ,bc bours of 10 O'Clock 4. u. and 5
o,clock r. ". Of tim, day, proc ed to sell The land
ab,yc dc.crlbr,i, Mt pubic %veniue. 70 IN. nighr.t
biLd, r, FOX cash in hand, nj the court house ,upor'
souri,, for the purposes in said deed or trust men
tion,-l uus; HECTOH \. CHM, lrhstSe.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
~TRusTEE,A aALR.

xVyuEHE.t As, Martin u. Warren anil Elizabeth
w 4. Warren his wife, by thu ir CERTAIN III ell
of trust, dated the 18th day Of November, ls,0.
and recorded in the Recorders ONCE of Lafayette
,n III ctor 4. thjnn, trustee, the following DIES
,.rii. Il land, situate In Lnfa. cite county. state Of
Missouri, to-wi.: Tire southeast quarter Of tie
nny,hw,st aunrter Of section No. twenty te),
,nwn.hIp No. forty nine tts), Of rnngc No.
twenty-five tg,), which conveyance was made In
trust io -rcric ihc payment by said Martin j..
aid deed fully described. And, WHEREAS, -ait
,at.s have Io:ig since become due. and thcrr-
ofremnin unpaid. New: tnersio,a, ,p'Is. o" ~
nur..,.prc Of the power in said deed o. irus,g 81,
en- and AT iii. request OF the legal holder of ss'3
p,,t.. will. gn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
Awards 10 American. a. vienna

\ wards 10 AIneric9ns ut
According to the cable kilograms.
the following urc among the prize
announced by the authorities nj the
Vienna Exposition. Nine grand di-
plomns of honor, the highest prizes
given, have been awarded to Auucri-
cans, namely: TO United States
Government Tor display of cotton and
products; to National Bureau OF
Education: to the Stii,c of Massachu-
sets; to the city of Boston; to the
Smithsonian Institute, Washington.
These four for excellence in methods
and progress ofchuration aud schools,
To Walter Abbott Wood, of lioosi.
Falls, n. V. for agricultural ina.
%cliincry, to VIM. Sellers Il Co.. Phil
adclplia, for progress in IRON nan
features; TO Samuel 5. White, fol
dentistry: to George II. Corliss, OF
New York, FOR machinery. Nodiplo'
mas have been awarded TO the SEWN.
machines, as there is too much com
petition. but all will have medals %
merit and progress awarded to them
Besides the diploma of honor award
ell TO CorliSs. of New York, and Sci
lrrs, Philadelphia, twcniv-siX Other
United States exhibitors receive med
ais for progress, nineteen medals o
merit, and eighteen certificates o
excellence, in the department Of ma
chinery.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
Ihc ST. Louia Rridxe

" IS annpuncea authorilative!y that
inc contractors of the ST. Louis and
Illinois bridge have Obligated them.
serves to complete all the archwnY,
ny the first of January, 1874, and IL
nave both roadways ready for opcr.
atioh within from thirty TO sixty
DAYS thereafter. The tunnel viii
probably be completed some time
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

LYNN of the Pacific railroad en-
gineer on the Poplar street track
Rock of cdgewise, heft at me: let
me hide myself fropi thee"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
Spain.

Last weeks news from Spain was
not favorable TO the prospects Of the
Cnrlist revolt. 1t IL officially stated
thut Tho entire Cariist force docs not
exceed $500 infantry, 400 cavalry,
md IL pieces OF artillery. On the
18th, C%ontreras left Carlngcnn with
400 %ndhcrcnts, and made u bold effort
10 march to Madrid, hop. my to find
sympathy aud rrcsl, ncccssions OH the
way. But his bnnd WINS met aud dis
pcrscd by the National troops. lie
afterwards with II few followers suc.
ceedcd IN rc-cntcrin2 Carihgcnn.
which Is how.his last place Of refuge.
The wife Of Don Carlos has joined
her husband, aud will share his for
tunes in tho field. The Cnrlist
troops arc wildly enthusiastic over
the event.
One thousand insurgcnt refugees
from Valencia have lurdcd on the
coast of Alicante, aud arc lcvying
Oh tho rich towns. The Cnrics has
approved n bill calling $4,000 Of the
reserves into active service against
the Carlists and republican insur.
gents. 1t Is reported that the crew
of tic British steamer Dccrl,ouud.
seized by II spanish nsm-oi-war for
landing arms for the Carlists, will be
tried on the charge of piracy. Five
British, three Italian anil an American,
man-of-war were lyingm Esrombrers
Bay OH Thursday. Cartagena is pre-.
pairing for u long struggle. Al males
above Is years of age have been ell
rolled. The streets are almost de
serted and the shops are closed. Tho
insurgents arc issuing paper money
1t Is believed that the lron-clads,
Almansa and Victoria, will he held
by the Germans until nm organized
Government exists TO which they cal
be returned.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DR.. Buckingham and his wife: Bob
McCau>!and ami lady Charley Cobb;
Isaac Brinkrr ana lIcnry Sinaurr.
brother of Bernard Sinaucr. These
rX-Mi.seurians are nll dom" well, and
are disposed 10 look OH Lexington as
n town which exists to day after the
fashion of ancient times. s*&*=*
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
Several sample, OF Wheat.
Public Adrninistrntor.s No,icc.

Ample accommodation for stock in stable %
yard. SALES in opel square west ofc,.urt huusc
T.. MOORE, Auctionecr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

Is n very pretty miniature city it has
place l was EVER in; it's population
is about seventeen thousand; it has a
o elegant public school building,
which was erected at e cost OF sew
cnty-tive thousand dollars. 1t has
The Holly works, which supplies the
whole place with clear, pure noun
tain water from the Platte river,
which runs through the edge of the
place ; the streets are wide and are
teT:' clean, no paving being neccssa-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

ry In tho middle as the soil 10 sandy
md grnvelly aud makes un excellent
street without pavement. The town
10 substantially built OF brick, and
contains many beautiful stores, Tue
interiors OF which arc finished IN tho
finest style.
BUSINESS
Is done In n liberal spirit, and Den-
yer peoplc arc oil proud of their town.
There is not n hill or u gulley In the
place; beautiful shade trees adorn
the side walks; u supcrlativcly beau-
tirul view of tho mountains js OBJ
tninablc from every street. They
have the lnost race course III Tie
world, fenced In with an adobe wall
eighteen inches thick aud eight feet
high; near This is the fair grounds
| with nil tho buildings and convcnicn.
ccs usually found In such places. a
short distance from the fair grounds
are the smelling works, where they
are reducing quantities OF orc into
condition TO convert into filthy lucrc
TIE u. S. MINT
Is situated IN the heart of the town
| There we were shown the cabinets
containing specimens of the thou
sand and II different orc wlicl, this
wonderful country produces; tllci
we were permitted TO 20 through til,
furnace room. the weighing room m,
the assaying room, and the gentle
manly conductor explained to us thu
various processes through which golt
and silver must go to be converted
into mcrchnntablc bar. The wonder
rul accuracy and nicely of the opcr
ntious is what strikes nj more par
ticulurlv than anything novel ul
new. There are quite II number q
pretty church cdiiiccs, nothing more
rlcy also have street cars and gas
and in fact, us | sail in the beginnin.
of my description Denver, Is
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

Quite n business place, hut rs day il
past, its glory has departed, aud set
tied dow OH y point solncW hat fur
Their from civilization.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-12

Going Nsrth.
Leave Cairo ut ll:35 am. and boo pm
Going South.
Arrive ~ Cairo at 200 PIN. and 600 pm.
The express traip north arrives NJ Vim
cennes at 1928 p H., making direct connec-
ton II 1890 pm, with the indianapolis and
Finceunes railroad for Indianapolis, the
great railroad centre, from which point
trains are departing At all hours, for all
vS!nts In the United States and Canada. AT
1909 pm. with the Evansville and Craw-
i,Tdsyills railroad, for Terra Hauie. India
nspolls, Chicago, Dsnvile and all points
north, via the Terra Haute, Evansville and
Chicogo railroad, and east via the Nandalia
Line, and indianapolis and -. Louis railroad.
Al Los p m. with the Ohio and Mississippi
rnilroad, for Cincinnati, Louisville, and Al
points east, via Cincinnati.
Passenger going BY this route are placed
in indianapolis, Cincinnati. Louisville, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all eastern points, twelve
hours in advance OF any other route.
Express train makes connection CT Edo
rado with st. Louis and Southeastern rail-
way, tor 81. Louis, NJ. Vernon tllluois),
shswneetown, and all points between Edo
RADIO and st. Louis.
At Norris City makes close connection
for springfield, Hook Island, and all points
on Springfield and Illinois Southeastern rail.
way AMI connections.
A. Crni with 81. Louis, Evansville, Hen
denon and Nashville railway line, for Nit
Vernon (indisna), Evansville, Henderson
kentucky, Nashville Tennessee, and al
points on 81. L., T., IL. and y. railway an,
connections.
Baggage checked 10 al important points
"For tickets and information apply a
the ticket office, corner Seventh street an
Commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
l.. W. PALMER, Gsn'l Sup,.
l.. =. WILSON, Gen'l Passenger, ACT.
J. A. JONES, Agent Cairo.