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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13

We print on the outside Gov. Hardin's
,aledlctory message. in full. W. do not
care to review it here. as it should be
read by every citizen interested in the
proper conduct of the political affairs
of the state. 1t is 4 clear and exhaustive
eNhio.t of what has been done by his
administration. and OF what it is still
necessary TO do in the interest of the
state. The message has been eulosized
by republicans as well Is democrats,
and we feel confident that the people Of
this section of the state. regardless "t
party, will join us in saying, on bidding
farewell to Governor Hardin, as the chief
executive officer OF the state. well
done. good and faithful servant"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13

The mouth of Red river is nearly closed.
and the open space is barely wide
enough to admit of the passage Of a
skitf. Ten steamboats,. with cargoes,
are detained in the river by the low
water which is below anything known
to the oldest river men.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13

a democratic house promptly carried
out tho wishe, OF the people in the pas
sage OF the silver bill. but the republic
can Senate seems 10 forget everything
else IN its insane desire TO count in \
nan As president. who was defeated AT
the ea.l0t BOX.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13

The houss committee OH privileges.
powers and duties of the house in
counting the electora! vote. have decided
that the president OF the senate has no
power ~ count the votes. and the house
has equal powers with the senate in the
agency OF counting them. There will be
i minority report.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13

Hon. Henry S. VanAnglen is mem-
Der of the committee on agriculture.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13

al bottom prices. tor cn.h. thOIC" lot 81 Cigars
aud Tobacco, cheap, FOR cash. Groceries eI-
changed for country produce at carh prices Ihs
hIghsst narAet price IHIt for Butter. Egg.
Chickens, and other country prO"urc.
JAMS GHAEI.t~ lit T
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13

Ghe house of Representative did well.
when i promptly responded 20 GOV.
tIardin's recommendation by cutting
down the number of clerks and assis-
tsuts n half. 1t is healthy for legisls-
l..s - do :. little work themselves.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13

Il 7 T Of NI~NVIN 1T, Z
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
In tie Circuit court of saui C0!.htv. nrrtmbcr
term. ls,o, 1tm dal-I'ecen,uet IN. Isl.
Margaret \. linSh'>,
RirSDrrc.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13

Nr. W. b. Steele, 2 member OF the
state executive committee, assures us
that out OF something like fifty promi-
nent democrats who appeared before
that body last week, at Jefferson City,
only II was in favor of calling \ state
convention. The committee held that
the sentiments OF the democracy OF Mis-
souri, hau been forcibly declared in the
5000 majority cast at the polls, and
that II any expression of popular sen.i-
men; became necessary the Legislature.
being in session and fresh from the peo-
pie. could give i: an emphatic utteraucs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13
KRIEHN & RETTIN
sADDlERY AND HARNESS SHOP,

WOULD respectfully inform the cit. GA
w lZens of Lafayette county that n. "
ihey have just opened u new -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13
INN IFNIGJ, Nffk
BY {. u. p>SISL, u. 1. ianl3-II
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF Ml>Stl ri. !
LAIANETTk CuU>TY.
In the Circuit court OF said county, December
term, ls16; 18th 'iay-December 10Th, 1896.
James \. Cauphrli amt Thomas H..
Campbell, lp.,rior
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13
CHARLES HULTS
FDT nTf FSTfrTFT WI 1T" ~
Groceries and Provisions

HAVING purchased The Grocery store Of II
Ii Macy, and rrpicnIShri our stock. - noS
prepared to accommodate the citizens Of I-AIng-
ton and vicinity with iir.t-c!aes
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

By &. u DANIEL, u. {. janlS-5w
t,rAves 4 " God. Attorneys for plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

Minister 10 Russia. Mr. Stoughton made himself
conspicuous few years ago. q volunteer indorser
of the policy of General DE Trobriand. the aims and
tendency of which were exactly opposite 10 what
are popularity supposed TO DO the aim and tendency
o. the policy Of tho President If the policy OF the
President means anything it means local sclf-soyer-
ment and non-interfercnce by Federal authority IN
matters of State policy. AS a matter OF Tact,
General De Trobrianl IN his capacity rs commander
of United States troops, assumed Judicial functions
passed upon the credentials Of members Of the
Louisiana Legislature, seated those whom he elected
ana made some practical suggestions 20 the others
with the sharp ends of his bayOnets There - ira
dtiOn that Mr.. Eyarts entertained opinions IN re-
gard to General DE Trobriands methods which di-
yerged at very Obuse angle from those entertained
by Mr. StOughton on the same subject; but it does
not follow that Mr. SOughtOn and his chief will be at
variance in regard 10 the foreign policy Of the Adj
ministration. Indeed, Mr.. StOughtOn may By this
time be in full and sympathetic accord with both
the President and the Secretary Of State upon all
questions of policy, whether foreign or domestic.
There does seem TO have grown uD a striking unan-
unity of sentiment on all possible subjects between
Dir Hayes and the learned Republican counsel be-
fore the Electoral Tribunal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
snNrr 10 I Advertisements.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

sought oico candidate for the Legislature and
defeated
Gustave DOr6 is provoked about the report
that he had bought country villa. "Hy life is work"
he says my pleasure. my passion, Is my art. mas,
live within reach Of my tools. Ny workshop IN Paris:
my home IS IN Paris No; for the painter PARIS ~ the
only place Ny pleasure lies whore give substance
TO my ideas. / have made up my mind neyor 10 buy
land Il would b. useless 30 have laid doS the
lines Of my lie; and lie "a already iort that IA
Is the worst OF stupidtcs not 10 economic every
hour Of It, Ny plan Of life IS aii out. Work In Paris
short visit to London the Summer and then months
holiday at Luchon, MontreauK, the mountains or
elsewhere and for this the best ap rtmcnt the beat
hotel within reach. This n artists NE. Has he time
10 20 trOtbg backward and forward 10 . country villa
Ike Rich bourgeois who Is ID businessl Cba.etB arc
places for idle hours and the artist has none" D0re
pnsily a. work upon weird augeC Death sitting tho
poet With palm-loaycs
LONDON, Dec. 1.-At the anniversary meet
seph Hooker, after detailed examination Of recent sci
entifc Investigations 10 America. said: 81 must no,
close my notices Of some OF the abos Of our scientific
brethren In the United states without expressing my ad
miratiOn OF the spirit and manner IN which the Govern
ment and people have Cooperative in making known the
physical and biological features OF er country, and my
conviction that the results they have given tho world
are, whether for magnitude importance, greater OF
their kind than have been accomplished within the
tine by people or government IN the older continents
How great would now be Our knowledge Of the climate
aud natural features Of India had It's IGgOnOmctrcIl
Revenue surveys been carried ont n the catholic
spirit and what scientific literature can England ana her
SuTyCvsl0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
MUSIC.
SECOND SYMPHONY CONCERT.

SECOND SYMPHONY CONCEhI.
The programme of the second symphony
concert yen at Stenwsy HILL on Saturday evening os
fore "A splendid audience. was az follows:
scoHa ana Ar' Al, Ms M,ih,lde Wilde
Introduction 70 the Third Act Medea Cherubnt
scena ARA, Abschenicher" !tiaeho). '"'
Symphony. d minor No. 'ochnh'n-
The general charao ter OF this concert dgnaed So
rious and almost severe. Mozarts fiat symphony
the brightest and joyous OF the three great ones
which divide the first place among his compositions in
this form but in Mozarts suunest moments there Is
always an unmstakablo strain OF sentiment and thought
fitness OF this inner poetry OF his music which tnges
it's exterior grace and hghtness with soft rcn
glow not paraeled exactly in the creations OF
any other master, Theodore Thomas has always
shown a very keen appreciation, While the high nni'a
OF his band appears 20 the greatest advantage in scores
which demand the precise, refined and elegant use
OF comparatively simple means Thomas therefore IS
by far the Interpreter OF Mozart have ever heard
Where all good. II is hardly just to single out any
particular movement for special praise but perhaps 1Ae
masculine vivacty and neatness Of the famous Mnue'
and the vigor " the superb Finale were the most
heartily reshed by the audience. The two selections
which followed presented progressive Increase ID
grandeur, OF intrinsic character, but Of objective
effect The music from Glucks Alcoste" Is intcuscJ
dramatic, noble ia impulse, startling IN It's trn'huF
ness Is one OF the earliest examples OF that reform IN
the musical expression OF poetic emotion which had us
dawn in the works Of Gluck and reaches It's MONDAY
the innovations Of Wagner IL occurs In the nrs'
act OF tho opera, where, after the oracle has Dc
clared that Admetus must die unless lie
given to the gods in his place Acestis Offers
herself a sacrifice for herhusband Thomas's arrange
ment OF the begins with the beautiful religious
march, called In the opera Pantomimc IN me Temple
of Apollo; then the exacting sceua IN when
Alcestis gives uterance to changing aud tumultuous
emotions Of love, regret sadness, maternal longing anu
NJ last OF grand solfsaoriace aud tho selection ends
\ with tho passionate aria in which she INVOICES
iths LnEarnal diylntlos " take their voluntary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
Nrm-5lQrk Daily GribM)1G
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1877.
THE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

FoRvIGN.-Fifteen hundred French merchants
and manufacturers have called on MacMahon to
submit; 80 Republican Deputies have resolved to
vote no taxes until he does so. =- The kussian5
have control in Bulgaria Of the country between the
I.ker aud Oeust rivers -- The Pope has thanked
Queen Victoria for permitting tho establishment
of the Roman Catholic hierarchy i'll Scotland.
poursrlc-The President takes ground in his
Message IN favor # resumption ia 1873, and pay
nent Of the debt in gold; Inc favors liberal use OF
silver as subsidiary coin his views as to the South
and Civil Service reform are repeated. -- eeCfe-
tarv Thomson opposes the sale Of any part Of
Brooklyn Navy Yard, and asks for the more syste-
matte training Of naval constructors for liherY to
buy iron without waiting for advertise
Incnts. and for torpedo practice on a
large scale. =- The Secretary of the Interior
in his annual report reviews the Indian policy at
lcneth; lie recommends concentration OF the In
daus in the Indian Territory and upon two
grand reservations, their better education,
their settlement upon farms, q discourage
mont Of hunting. and an Indian police. --
The bodies Of Paymaster Sanders, Surgeon Gull
brcth, Lieutenant Palmer, and Of many Of the sea-
men Of the Huron have been recovered -= Sam
ucl Bowes. Editor Of The Springfield Republican, IS
dying Of paralysis of the brain. -= The Moody
and Sankcv revival movement began at Providence,
L. L. yesterday.
CoNGRFss.-In the Senate, Saturday, Mr.. Wad.eigh
reported from the Committee on Privileges and
Elections in favor OF seating Mr. Eusds from Louis
lana. Nh ingalls, gave notice that he wouid
present a minority report. The Deficiency Ap
priation BIZ was reported and passed. 4 bin
for the relief of the sufferers from the wreck of the
Huron was pres nted in both Houses, and passed by
the House Of Representatives.
CITY AND SUBUEBAS.-Most of the hotels out
wardy observed the Excise Law yesterday
but much liquor was sold secretly. ==
Hugh McLaughlu's supremacy in the Kings
County Democratic General Committee is
threatened. - The Hon. John Welsh, the
new American Minister TO England
sailed by the Adriatic on Saturday. -= Steps
were taken 70 obtain receiver for the New Rochelle
Savings Bank -= Receiver Snalley, Of the Clair
mont Savings Bank, charges President Broadwel
with perjury and gross mismanagement ==
Gold, 1925. 1925 1925. Gold value Of the legal
tender dollar at the close 972lo cents. -= Stocks
opened weak ard unsettled, later recovering, and
closing steady.
The WEATHER-A continuance Of fair, cold
weather, growing slightly warmer, is indicated by
tie TRIBUNE local observations. Thermometer
yesterday "a 322, 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

Both nations are heartily weary of the strug-
Gle. both grooming under the intolerabe bur
dcns which il is imposing upon them. Russia
may fcign n resolution to continue the war
fare. for the sake of eXacting all her demands
but her ruler and her people will he secretly
clad when Turkey is brought to confess her
f,ilurc. and 70 ask for the mediation of some
third mower. The fall of Erzcrum and Plevna
viii, in all probability, be followed ny inc
initiatives Of peace. 1t is useless to CONJECTURE
now, what terms will be offered, what ne
manded, and what finally accepted. But, mas
much as the armies on both sides must remain
in the field during the negotiations, we may
expect that the latter will be more speedily
ended than is usual in European diplomacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
THE ARMY.

The annual report Of the Secretary of War
ought to attract TINS year much more general
interest than usual, and TO receive from Con-
gress a respectful and deliberate consideration.
The value Of our military force has just been
illustrated in a very striking manner There
has been 10 time since the close of the rebel
lion when the importance OF our army, even
to q free and almost isolated republic like ours
and in quiet years like this, has been more
clearly demonstrated. At the same time We
have had IA remarkable exhibition Of the
gaIlantry good discipline and patriotism Of
our soldiers. We have found them all that
the soldiers Of popular government ought 70
be.-braye, orderly and Obedient men, who re-
spect the law, know how to restrain them
selves in moments of excitement, and are good
citizens. 1t might be reasonable to hope that
if the Democratic House of Representatives
was unwilling 10 do justice 10 the army, it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

Unless Mr. stougton has met with change. 10
Is one of the loudest opponents of the Presidents
Southern policy and tho President gives signal proof
Of his hborality when be appoints this gentleman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

Judge Davis makes pretty GOOD Democrat
on the floor but he is the boldest Of ndepend-
ents-in the cloakroOm.
The establishment OF the Roman Catholic
hierarchy in Scotland is a sequence to the
same project, carried into effect twenty-seyCn
years ago, in England The opposition which
the measure might have created has doubtless
been allayed by the good policy eyinccd in
first obtaining Queen Victoria's consent.
Mr.. VIM. +. Chandler makes some charges
about the South Carolina prosecutions which
it would be well for Governor Wad. Hampton
10 notice promptly. If they are tTu,, they will
have an important effect upon public opinion
and the course of political events. II they are
not true, for the honor of South Carolina their
falsity should be shown clearly and 1T once.
The gentlemen who insisted that Alr. Ros-
coe CoDklmg WAS not STRENGTHENED 10y the
New-York election, are III fair way 70 dIs-
cover their mistake. In tie Senate they
seem to think Mr.. COnklng has Ncw-fork
behind him. In New-YOrk 10 certainly looks
A. If he had the Senate behind him. His VIC
tory in the matter Of the Custom House ap-
pointments is not yet won, but the signs point
that way.
The resolution Of 100 Republican Deputies
~ vote no taxes until Mac,lahon submits, rem
forced by the appeal OF 1900 merchants and
manufacturers, should convince the President
and his Ministers that they have nothing to
gain by vexatious delays. Should the conflict
continue much longer, Macblahon will he COM
PEELED " decide between carrying On the Gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
amuocmenis ano alccrmsS Go Might.

Hooru's THEATRE" 10 M'riolanc. Amee.
IpoAnNAY TuF ArRF-" AutpnN ana Nic.l' -. ,..,
fI,>rn Nvr.T.r THEATRE" Ingomar' Miss Al"eIsoh
Nrpros e. ARDEN" T1Tee Guardsnah .,
p,pk mn A4EF-" Our hmcalcan Oousiu'
SAV FRAN,fsca MiNSrWLLs. .c-...
S->r,x aft THEAIRE-"The Mothers secret
WNLACK's THEATRt-" False ohaihe'
AcADFMY OF MUstC-Fatr.
ACADENr o. DEsiGN-Loan ENhlpNoh.
CftvOrF's q ARpTN-tlr rus aud Mautccllc' 49,,
IHNoX IIBRAEN-ll To- B.: ENhlbltoh o. t"''i"e''
NIpsLI Halliday show. 49,
NEW. YORK AQUARIUM Day ana ENehihE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

ernmcnt without appropriations, or accepting a
Republican Ministry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

DAILY TRIBUNE. Msi Subscribers, SO per annum'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

MAT THE STLyER ELL IS COSTING Us.
The debt statement shows reduction o.
only 81 1886 in November although the
amount of legal-tenders retired was S3,l0O,-
6Ol. The disbursement Of five millions back
pay to the army does not affect The account OF
debt less cash in the Treasury, but it expands
the currency in circulation The fear that the
sale Of gold on Saturday may cause neon
yenience by the withdrawal Of legal-tenders Is
particularly unreasonable, in view of the TACT
that the amount of currency left in actual cir
culation is nevertheless over six millions
greater than it was November 1, 80 the follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

Judge Davis makes pretty good Democrat
on the floor, but he is the bOldest Of Independ-
ents-in the clOak-roOm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
6nslness NcnteS.



GAFF, FIFIsCHMANN II CO.'S
COgrEEssKD rEAST. .
The genuine srtre bears traden srk ahd sgha' 10
which we invite spcca al attention. - .. 60.
F1 bucSwheat cakes try GAFg, FIEs -HNANN Co.'S Com
pressed Yeast
FINEST OLIVE or SALAD On, expressed from
,ecSocest SELECTED OLyNs especially for and bottled ~;
C.swFtI II AzAaD & co., druggists Fifth Avenue toli
Iuidng. sth ave. corner 39ts; Also No. - l.ai -
A. ScUu0r' r. l. AS we bottle this OIL ourselves We 'sh
ruarantee every bottle D." superior 90 tnN o s"u o 4"
frarket only places % Ousncss are rs apoFe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

fx,iTFMEST IN IRELAND. a GRIM
CoN CASE IN THE BEsT SOCIETY,". W. Our
ncighborin- village has been tore IN
this week with accusations and develop.
mcnts which may result in an interest
Ing law suit. II sec,nsa certain Esct-
lapiin had reported that "coming events
cast their shadows before" In regard 10
ahighly respected married lady. whose
amorous and loving feelings could on,
DC communicated to her icge lord
through the medium Of Uncle Sam.
mails Tor more than year past, aud
broadly intimating that certain other
males had been enjoying the, to her
husband, forbidden fruit aud that lie
mad been applied 10 III his professional
capacity, BY three certain young men to
furnish drugs which might hide for the
married lady the effects OF their too ire
qnent visits. Tie m. I. upon hearing Of
these wicked reports. immediately sent
Ior her husband 70 come and protect her
lar fame. lie came, but il is rumore..
On scandals wing, that upon the Doctor
ana TIE Young men and the husband
getting together il 4 private consnlia
uon 20 enlcavor % fix The matter up Il.
only grew worse, aud the terrible scan
GAL like Danquo's ghost, refused ID
down. n the husbands bidding. Fur
'ner meetings We're arranged for, and
We hope, for All concerned, Il may BE-
Acr' cuf Of court But nous ycrront !.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

or DR. X. NJ. Wclnian started for In
dlanapolis Monday last TO attend a
meeting Of the Narrow Guage Railroad
Directory.
The Doctor returned on "Wednesday.
There was full meeting or the Direc-
tory. aud he SAYS the feeling IN regard
10 the ROAD was enthusiastic. A large
subscription from the different town
ships haS been secured. al but three or
four on the line having voted IN favor 81
a tax ia ia uid. Committees We're APP
pointed. and active work nj soliciting
individual subscriptions u 10 be inlne-
aiatclv begun. so that under the terms
Nh the agreement survey may be had
early this spring. II is expected that
about $1,000 will be subscribed in
Dubois county in addition TO what has
already bccn done. This amount ought
20 be raised readily, under the condi-
ditions prescribed. But three per cent.
j. TO be paid until the road is CON-
pleted, aud hat three per cent. il neces-
sary 10 pay the expense of surve wing
aud locating. The indianapolis peo-
pie think they will raise their proper.
tion readily, aud that the roai will be
pushed 10 completion next year So
mote il be.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

~ About 500 worth Of meat. being
smoked ~ h1tierhrnrs' pork house III
Ilnniinshurg was damaged by ire last
saturday night. Luckily the fire was
discovered before greater damage wa
done. Some meat fell in tie fire anc
set mere 4 fire. II being : brick house
and floor, the smoke house was MOI
damaged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

gT Wells says he is afraid to 60 hack
TO Louisiana. The courts down there
have indicted him for altering the re-
turns OF the election on conviction Of
which penalty reads two TO fourteen
years hard labor" &c. Does any one
blame the old rascal for not wanting to
return home!