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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
TRUsTEE,S SALE.

WuEREAs, Richard II: Bledsoe and Sarah
" L. BiedSoe, his wife, by their deed of
trust. dated the fourth day of August, 1873, and
recorded in book No. 10, page 35, of the recor-
der's Office of Lafayette county, state OF MIssou-
ri. conveyed to the undersigned, trustee, the
following described tracts and parcefs OF land.
situated in the county of Lafayette, and state Of
Missouri, to-wit: The undivided two-thIrds
part OF the following described tracts of land to-
wit: The northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section seven G), and the northwest
Quarter OF the southeast quarter of section seven
~. and the northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section eighteen Qs), all in township
iOrty-clght iS). of range twenty eight (2S);
which conveyance Was made in trust TO secure
the payment of a certain negotiable prOmissOry
note therein described, and, whereas, saia note
has become due and remains unpal /, and for
other causes; now, therefore, In accordance
with the provisions OF said deed of trust. and
at the request of The legal holder of said note, 1,
the undersigned, trustee, will on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER a5rH, 1876,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon ofthat day,
ut the front door of the courthouse, Of the city
OF Lexington, in Lafayette county, state of Mis-
souri,, oner said property tor sale at public
vendue to the highest bidder, Tor cash, for the
purpose of satisfy ing said deed of trust and nete
and costs and expenses of this trust.
sept23td WM- H. CHILES, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

Goods, Notions, Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
Carpets, &C.; no old goods, but new and attract
i've, purchased by our Mr.. RATHELL, who is
connected with one of the largest wholesale
dry goods houses in the country, enabling us to
buy goods at BOTTOM FIGURES for cash,
which will be offered at a small advance to cash
buyers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
Buekingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other I'M
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
ly and effectually produces a per-
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, N. H.
eala ty sl Druggists, as1 rea!s.s Ia xa1lsIaas.
ID. w. Ii. Ievis. Agent for Lex
instOn. nOv2O.ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTERS of administrati IN on the estate OF
II A ID. Russell, deceased. were granted to
the undersigned on the 9Th day of September,
ISIS, by the Probate court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance TO the
administrator within one year alter the date OF
said Letters, or they may be %precluled from any
benefit of such estate. And ii such claims be
not exhibited within two years from the date OF
said letters they will he forever barred.
sept9-5t j. Il. Admir-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
TWNSHlP FLATS Tor safe at The INTE
i GENCRR Office.
NEW MILLINERY STORE.

MISS Matte Gordon and Mrs. iiultZ
lNl have oprned u Millinery Establish IN
ment over the store of H:liz Go, on &4sS
Main Cross stree, near the Methodist M y
church. We have just received and intend
keeping on hand u iull supply of all kinds Of
goods usually kept in our line OF business. We
cordially invite friends and the public general
ly to give lis ~ call and eAainIue goods AMI prices
Leivie purchasing elsewhere. We Will take all
Kinds Of country produce in exchange for goods
tuprSlfI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

Sugar Cane Mills of all kinds, sizes and
prices, manufactured and for sale by Chas.
A. Morrison, at the Excel Iron Works,
Water street. seng-1t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
lN others interested in the estate of Samuel
D.. Hill, deceased, that the Undersigned, adj
ministratOrs OF said estate, intend TO make a
final settlement OF SAID estate at the October term,
1876, of the Probate Court of Lafayette county,
Missouri, to be begun and held Mt the court
house in the city of Lexington on the first Mon
day in october, 1876. =. A. GIBBS.
JOHN MCNEIL,
sept2-5t Administrators
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

ALPACAS AND PURE MOHAIRS.
Which we have in all grades, at much lower
prices than ever offered to the trade. Our
stock of Cassimeres, Doeskins and Broad Cloth,
Ladies Shawls and Felt Skirts cannot be
excelled.
Special attention is called to our Flannel
stock, bought cheap at the late NEW YORK
AUCTION SALE, which we offer to the trade
20 per cent. cheaper than ever known before.
Our Notion stock is the most varied and
cheapest i'll this section. Complete in every
article for family use. Novelties in Corsets
Buttons, Ladies' and Gents Ties in all the new
shades: Navy Blue, Cardinal and Seal Red.
Collars and Cuffs, Ribbons in all shades, very
low. Fine Underwear for ladies and gentlemen
at very low prices.
We have the largest assortment and bes
selected stock of
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
RESIGNATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
IN csted in the estate of Polk Porter, a
minor, that the undersigned, guardian, will
resign his guardianship of said minors estate
at the next term of the prObute court OF Latay-
cite county, Missouri, to be begun and held Oh
the first Monday in October next, 1876.
sept9-5t WIN. LAUDEI,DALE, Guardian.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

selected for the especial wants of this market.
These goods We're purchased for cash at bed
rock prices, which enables me TO TO oncr better
bargains than can be obtained in Lexington
julyl I'll JoH r. ENEBERG.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
TO

T AM prepared to buv any amount of good
| Wheat, at my warehouse at H,gglnsyilie.
Sacks VIII be ii FINISHED to those Who sell me
wheat. JOHN F.
LEXINGTON, No, July Is. 1876.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

We have made large purchases of every class
OF staple and fancy Dress Goods, in both black
and colored novel. Dress Fabrics of all the
leading shades, Navy Blue, Russian Green and
Seal Brown.
Particular attention is called to the famous
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
co.
Groceries and Provisions

HAVING purchase the Grocery store of II.
IL Macy, and repienished our stock. we are
now prepared to the citizens OF
Lexington and vicinity with tirst-class
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

at bottom prices. for cash. Choice lot of Cigars
and Tobacco, cheap, for cash. Groceries ex-
changed for country produce at cash prices. The
highest market price paid for Butter, Eggs,
Chickens, and other country produce.
jan29 HULTS K co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

STATE OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit court Of said county, August
term, 1876. IL h day-August 24th, 1876.
William W. Preston, Henry e. Wal
lace and Zachariah j. Mitchell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16

But now the saddest words have to b. spoken. II
was necessary for The Emperor and Empress 10 say
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-28
N....yr In,,ygArg., NOR. than one.
GENERAL NEGOTIATIONS.

The sss.ian commences III The first Monday IN
September, and ends about thv IL NJ July, with
ttuhln examination, NVssirs the annuAl. there AFs
tisase month examinations ~ the several elassss
III which ilsi suirhsd mefit In aand srt. h. ~nee
ati proficiency, receives hitting honsts
IN rntevlns, cMeh student n examined md FfAevd
in the class ~ Witch lA prsyluus sttAirmsns sAtl
~ him. a ge,A Mnfat character II required II I'll
sprIsina fov admission
fhs nsernl. nnd general dernr mint VI ths Student
nsnMaantty watched nsst ths hrdhsrr pvsslle
1T their rvrFeAtnhs. ad their enNisft- and persona.
hahiis rvfvss every attention.
Huiirtlns arr Asni n Christmas asa kasics te
parents or guardians ~ nfHyn them I" the hef lth
eni,iurs and Improvement ~ lhcir sNhs ~ wars
Thr religion Taught In ihs instltnte Il NninAh
mistsi, provided they are ~lliine. ~, the saks ~
orie, and anliotmi., " attend ths public exercises
III religious worship
The ratfuspon,i,.t..e Of sindsnt.. ~ we'll ~ all
noeks nAA by them, as s~stvei 10 tbs inspection
of the plrsetnFs
The pocket sNcney Of the students Il deposited
with the Treasurer, " b. given 4. prud~ntr may
1usvsst. and may he partly, ar tosalit Withheld
fr,tn thern on account ~ msseandust NJ Hrclsat M
duty.
IN entering. zach hAArirr should h~ provided
with sAitN HE quantity III rothnx AMI suMeirnt
number ~ shiris, sueks, handkerchief, toWsis,
su,nhs, brushes, sis, None ~ theA will IN firm.
lsl,rd ny tnIrxs, uhiesa special deposit ~ made.
kvvry Article should ~ marked With ihs name Of
tbs owner IN full,
PARENTS Whaling u hare their ehidren ssnt honss.
shnuli Viva Timely aatlee, and forward travelling
~ l,ehArs. tos further partlr nIAts. address
IL IL hMO, OLIVER. tAsststsS,
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81. Johns College,
S$Avss - vs1sse ~.
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49, vA@sRA a "a swpaax&Ma D sNsa akA sa4m
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WAT A#ss#HS# A&@s@ A8A &#% 80 n 49, #sA w.
II i @sa - x@As *a.&s*a il sHFw Aafe4 $50 ~
49, 1870 #MAA#s k&A8s@ ssA t*as @MM essM8s ~ 49,
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MsAasssssy@
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Chleags ! Ksrlh. TESTERS Railwsy.

rassssssrs fsr CHICAGO, nstrsIt, fslsAs, CseveA
.: ss,.. r s: .", s..s.
rss,iand. hastsa. New York, philadelphia, nsia.
nerr. washlnasss, -. Ls.ia, Cairo, san srsasIsss.
;'ssssii slaas, N..ssss.s, Ess.aasa. nssssks,
rhey swas, nmahs, uresn nay, Milwaukee. an1 I'll
rsI... Ne,th, ws.s. sea,h - x@ai, sAsslA hos
their tiskr,s vim CHICAGO Asd tbs
Chicago NORTH Westsrn Railway.
Close eonas.tieAs are mAl~ NJ Chicago With -
irsl. Nailtmors Ohio, rlslsbuse, Tsr Wayne
Chicago, kAskahsv Aas 40 Pan Handle neutes.
tyr I'll paints rsat aad eeuth.sasl, und With Ne
chicago Alton aud iillnsls csnssal IT, I'll pssss
rioss connections ~. also made wlsA ~
ra,os Pacific \. H. ~ Omaha mr. Ill ~ W&
rless connection. are mads !. c.A.r naplAs asA
~ III iase.ioa psiats With trains n Ill eruss vssd
Ps1lnaa Palace Carr.
These eelshIatsd eAss Ass run ~ I'll siwhi tsnbNA
~ I'll ths linvs ~ this reed.
This Ii Inc only itas rannlns thsss carr bseSssN
4. omlhs. oar sleeper. .san. visA NJ evss.
land sls~pevs ~ the vnsn tao,ae nisoad, - -
roInts wv.s efths Missouri kstrr.
Annna the
Inducements cf.red by THE Rotss
r,ss.w,si.i Mock asa Gr.,si s.,..s.s f,..S,
sivsi Nall, Rock ssd D.sa Ersdves, parlsr nd
Drawing Room Day csAshss snokia1 sHA 1~aNU..
nv Cars. Westinghouse nAtrty Ar trahss, Mlllsr's
r4tsst safety Gssr.nw And Platforms. apssA taesey
.nA Absolute rONafDn.
Running through d Grs6t States,
aaA ~psrssee svw s.oee miles " raA1, this Co.
psey pvsseats - The Ws,eiss tssiittles thss 80
not shd ssanot b. oasrs1 ~ sAy csM resItav
All ticket axssta can svll yes MsketA via NJ
raHis.
Hysn ~.ah shs hss irassilss AsNemsAatSes,
yea viii Auy year utkes ty this rsuts, asA ~
tAks M III het.
MARVIN IvOttITT. W. n. eTmnvYT.
0ssI un1stiMieN1snt. 0vnlpaosne0 Ae6se.
tte Der. u, 1e5Al
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wEnaTE& MovsE, ssrnsr ksM a.6
Nigh NJ.
nm WoaYM mouaE. cor M, 49, Asrlss =.
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TER Ms {

Hoard, TuiAou. washing, Hell and Bedding
per tiers, 81 Ave months, In advance. elea, 10
pb,s,e,rs,s rre Gao
M. a.,,v. Ireot wear s1esn,sd.l 7,ha
~. selntavs. s.,n,ur l,rpa,tmsats, 800
,,.s sri,asar. Iuutur i,cua,t,n nt~ 1n,m
III. .slo,. Al In t'u,i... aa,re
Nus Fiarn, .~and use u Instrument s0oO
i. yolln isuA
u...,sv. languages. mare than one, 1900
ssniSnta received III my time iufiHH thu year.
hi, In no shar.r tsrsud than Ave- ,pnhihs. No
money refunded when Withdrawn daring th~ trrm
~ d.dnfsier fur Ah@une~t nnser vi ~ Efnsraci
~ illn.se.
Nh. PAYNE NJ II 10 ~ made IN advance. - No
student ri slnt lii Inv Institution whu.e iaarsi ai
guardian dots hpt comply with this Nuls4
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Real Cstals Denleva.

gsmoAaA. VARNsWoavM. % ne nsG
W.. =. PATTERSON, y Ussst Mss~e. n ~
eot6v,6 G1se
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C ,,ll DEPARTMENT.

FOURTH CLASS .~~t'hrstiAn poetvlr~. MIwAss
Asishtneiir continued. University Algebra In Prop.
ostiet. rfans Tttsonvsnrtry, Spherical ttestnttfy
and rrircnosNrtry, Hhsiurlr, English tdssrasuts.
synonyms. and Natural philosophy. continued,
Ancient history, Physical tieort.phy. EssHys,
optional.
TlliNn CLASS. --f,idrrrss # rathsllrts, Eloeu.
slnn. rfoecdy, Ancient History aud OvsvfArhy,
Roman and ivreian Anatqaticr. Envliah ldtsrsturs
University Algebra completed. surveying, Logic,
kasays, Monthly Debates, latin, tireehs Vtsneh AMd
Herman optional. =
sElUNb CLASS, Wilderness ~ ratholleisy, ITO.
eutior, rtoru,iy, Mental philosophy, l1xse and Net.
.physrs, HcsAny. latAy'@. th~utstty IsIllitnah'sl
kAylxAi ion Astronomy, AnalyttsAl UeOMssrS, -.
uvtsnAn optional.
WHIST tLAss Moral Philosophy. Political kecn.
omy, nosany, Ocslovy. AssrnDomy, thesai',vy,
asalea,ns, rcnle Hsrslona, Analytical Mechanics,
latin, Greek aermaa aud french optional.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-28
TIE RMS !

BEARD, Bedding, Washing. and Tuition In
English. French and 0erMssn. Vocal Music
plnla and OSnrmentAl NseIlswork. tpAyA.
hle kAif.yssrly IN advance, $4,000
rAMr, and uss " ifseFMnasnt, pr Annusn. se.vs
Harp, is oO.VO
Guitar, a. ; d. 90
Private Lessons IN yodnl Music 400
Thorough basS, !: n.V0
Drawing. 1900
Painting In Water celors, j 5000
Instructions In Culinary Department 1000
Ths Coarse of English Instraction cen.
prisss Orthogvaphy. Reading, CAtsehtsm
nssmaaship, dr.nm =. kass.r':; Csnnss.I;
prastlcvl Arithmettc. Algebra, Boek.kesp.
Ing, Osomstry j Ancient, Modern ana Phys.
iesi usosrsphy Sacred and ProfAne
History Mythology, Astrenemy, Natural
Philosophy Natural llistory, Bstany, Chsm.
istry md phyalolssy.
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Sc. Mary's Institute,
PRAIRIE III CHEN, Wis.

This lnstts~lIon, situated In the Msst e.
lishlful location In Prairie du Ghisn N
vs.ler the direction ef the School Sisters Of
Metre Dams.
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DKN. MuNTTtSa. RsA WAvshs $50.
Dslss ~ ~ hinAs ~ Pc lsss, Fork.
oueAs, Felss And SILT.
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HSaaVssas aWs4sestse kssifAts s.s NveNs#H
Msea4s#s Asskns al at#.xas "a w. ~ - asss
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- ksss#sss II 81 Aesssa ssAsss sNeeess* sssA
sAsss@ a sM~s4th rsam#mA, staYe~s4 tsf@ tAw@* Il
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ArAOENic DerAnrMkNT.

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sAlltrhesis tussttaedssse u Asas.t tasNImAatrH
sunsrtsesssss Rsyst Is*<ns hhishsss.i NrrA kserns
tt,snhap tntss halshesi,, tnsasnstvtA tA~, Latin
uryvk rvvnfh IRA ti~fs~Ar, rtAsasAl.
TbnAr tlAAn, -~s'hvtsslaa h~eitinrs ostAe.
trnpAs. hhssrttsai MrAilne. tsafuensA Asa@aara
.sraAvs.s FVnm anshsp. kmxilsh UvNMmsf.s Atv~nl
tasisssss rssatiHssssi lligh.f
Mental Asishsnetlrs AigrhsA Elementary Malsksd,
Mshssfsslrn W seiid@. tl~vsNsssy Flame ~ e~lsd
Mossvtu tilarty sfrssist resslHasa,l uespfaeh,
fMssehsll's 1stsfnsAlAas ruhtnata,) Ahvtesa,
hassN<>s veYms, t~sNmsrvts Law. knsllsh ryneny
r,rs ItirnhAwsl Natural Philosophy sVsaeksnksa
i. " r,rrsniet.i rsssss, A1nshls hehsse~, latin
tasret Hyxn<h ana t}TtfuAh. p4iional
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COsneaerClNl Department

Christian neetfine tratsehlsw 81 perseverance,
Arashnsrste tMnhins-h's NttAVf arm ttstieHdvn' Z
cansusss~isl., kenk krefinR tNryant sttattcn and
trfttsnirNsl Grammar thsvwn's tastlt wses. tisox
rarhy tsiltrh~ii'a tns~Tmsdisic.l MensatAtcr
tsurara, History tksvn~y.s tesNywnAism,l Gem
IN. III al Correspondence and Ehsiish Composition
.ar n,srriai Law Infyani 4 sttaisonp.l hsawih.
an anil kfsnrh ni,llnnAl,
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PAotogyspAs
y. ". wAsMnUnM NsvsA o. eesvs
0oUses
u \. De9TkAMD Wsa u cosn n~sss .sSr.
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Dry. Goods Dsnivs.
WHITE \ MOON North END ~
USeeh w1Ueh.
q. wkAvEM Mstsh hlesh.
nTNOTNEN, MAAANAIl b sEAnLEs,
nPlek Htoe n.
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.Nk,ysrxMeM u FtSjy Grow
err.
=. " own, MAsdy Apple Tsees eaA
emal1 ogute.
j. r. mDTc11ke.6, New 0ve9eN N0eeesv,
50 eshsv nArAy Appis Tvees. - shsse vans.
ass eehegsnn ADDi6 fress.
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RkSsps.
Il 49, 4 ~ awAk - Etx~a.n

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q. n. MgLL9a. SO saSa.
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CREsco. IOWA.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-21
PoWER OF THE PRESS.

THE New York Herald claims correctly
that the day for speeches has gone by. Even
Webster, Clay or Calhoun could not move
the populace now as they did in their day
and time. The press has taken the place
Of the forum, and issues are now presented
in full in advance Of speakers, which in
another age would reach the people
only through -ths orator. In
those days the crowd gathered
from afar to hear the doctrines of men from
their own lips; now the electric wires and
the press give the people light days and
months in advance of the speaker. Yet
custom remains, and though orators may
have their hearers, these have formed their
opinions in advance, and regard but the
power and brillianoy of the speaker. Per-
sonal magnetism has great influence, but
few men possess 1t to remarkable degree.
Hon. y. B. Hubbard. our Lieutenant
Governor, has the gift Of this power to
an unusual extent, and the press
might do him personal damage which
. half hours speech could wipe away.
This power is limited, however, and stands
as cipher beside the still and powerful
influence Of the press, leading, convincing
and directing at the Preside, amid the
home-circle, in the counting rooms and
upon the very borders Of civilization. II
IL an influence that can, with rare excep-
ton, be overcome, and the world has
learned 10 recognize this fact.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-21
EalsorkaI Notes.

The average salary of clergymen is $500
year, while that of skillful mechanics is
$l252, according to the last report of Com
missioner Wells.
Charles Dickens wrote his own epitaph in
his will, and it is one which suggests a
thousand emotions tn ali who read IL in the
solemn shades of Westminster. On the
large slab that covers his grave il is record
ed, and in full it is-"Charles Dickens"
An exchange knows an old fellow who
goes for brevity with vengeance. He has
the Lords prayer stuck on the head of his
bed, and every night when he subsidies he
points at it and says, "Them's my senti-
ments."
The best paid family on earth, from the
public purse, is the royal family of Eng
land. The queen receives e3s5, 900 a year,
which is about $4,000 per day. The Prince
of Wales has 5000 900 per annum, besides
$500. 900 per snnum from the Duchy of
Cornwall. The Duke of Edinburgh has
$l25, 600 per snnum, aud each of the mar.
ried daughters has been pensloned by the
government.
The peach-packing business is now at its
height at Baltimore. 1t commences about
tie tenth OF August and closes about the
first Of October. There are fifty oyster and
fruit packing establishments in Baltimore,
and hundreds of thousands of dollars are
invested in the business. In one peach es-
Establishment 600 girls and women are en-
ployed, in another 500, and SO on. In the
city IL, 600 bushels or peaches are put up
daily, using $50, 000 cans and employing
5000 persons. The great bulk of the can
ned fruit finds its market in the West.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-21

Every county in the district including
Jones's county of Bastrop, sent delegates to
the Austin district convention, and fair
Democratic ballot nominated the Hon. ID.
c. Giddlngs for Congress. The man who
would run against the regular nominee OF
his party, and contrary to the wishes OF the
representatives of all the counties in his
district. is himself q very poor representa-
tive OF Democratic principles. II Jones is
pure Democrat why did he not seek the
Office he aspires to through the regular
Democratic channels2 The difference be-
tween this gentleman and Giddlngs is thus
tersely expressed: The latter modestiy
asked for the nomination and got il, and
the people will elect him; the former boldly
asserts his claims to the Democratic vote,
ard yet ignores The representatives OF his
own county, who assisted in giving Cid
| diHgs q unanimous vote. " bile We deem
Giddings eminently suited to oil con-
gresslonal position, We do not think thar
Jones', the stray candidate, is qualified in
any particular. We do not say that Jones
has not lived a sober life, that be has not
drawn q sober breath in the last twenty
years; neither do we say that he is the very
! opposite of Chesterfield's idea Of refined
gentleman, but those who are intimately
| acquainted with him win unite with the
| voters of other parts of the district. and
will consign the Hon George Washington
Jones to the waste basket of public consid
erationn