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DOVER.

Iir Dover nIll Is making eNcelicu, ivur from
the new wheat.
Mr.. II. :. Dmwr!it- has =trll =uInr oil hI- line
rr! hog Tor sale.
"" lav" Il better beef market than I.eAIngton;
tuat Is. Ne set better beet. though "" are obliged
T." content uur-riNrs witI Ascm!-wrekly supply.
"" have I arml weekly train from Dover to
i."Nlns'"u- Travellers On TIN, line will lind Mr..
I:""L"lI. the conductor. u most accommodating.
gent i,nam.
The general yield pr wheat in this neighDor-
hood falls tar below our Expectations, but the
furirrrs purpose SOWING u broatcr acreage this
la! than they did last.
The August meeting i, Just On the tapt-; con-
,"4"vmtiy the latest pigs, ;hr lurgrsi chIch"ns
and the hncst Lambs, together with all other
"h"Ic. ~d!blc-, are being h ~Jar,ir! NJ. Ncorchlus
"eatncr and dusty roads vii! he on haud as
Usual
l:ih' Ah"rrios are unusually abundant and dc
nc,"u=, an! lni i IrI,!y market ~ - cents per
gal. This branch Of industry belongs pretty
much t. tn" Little boys, who daily ~cour the
hIun~ aInrS IA" river bank. and d.lly return,
laden with the spoil OF battle, Tor II l.I real
BATH wilh brIar7 and uphill work to secure
,lrtn
10 crown our disasters. serious and general
"'''s' so ''AN- FA@AN'- tl'ha ~ ''l'Vl ~ :
promising corn crop OF tins ncIghborho"d by
he wlre-worm. our only comfort lies IN the
tact tina; tins trouble has reached lis climax, the
pests having Disappeared, and II Is believe Il that
frequent showers viii enable the fields to rccup-
crate sufficiently 10 produce 4 tulcrable crop. \
i'ii Weld Is more than the most sanguine can
expect
pur people, Of course, almost en- masse, went
to the Page pscu,c, and profess to have found
considerable pleasure IN this annual harvest
feast AMI general congregation OF the people
sun. wc noticed that everybody cam. home
wearing j tired look and, 1t - u noticeable and
significant tact, that people i!rr sooner oi pleas
ure than OF labor. The ladies' OF the Baptist
cHurch realized 80, from their lunch-table and
!Cr-cresIu saloon.
Our village, last Wednesday, greeted one of
her oldest citizens IN the person OF Mr., John
l~rucbodE After an absence OF nearly - years
IA the STATE Of California;. II. returns To visit
frl"ni- Of his earlier days. Mr. Truebody VIII
lee remembered by many an oLt citizen OF LaIay-
cite county. lie Lett here FOR California when
that country was = wilderness, IN the hope of
ue'jcgluG n.- ]lUTtuI,s and has seen that wilder
urrncss ''hiu-Som Is The rose. He was al
most TX months making his transit across the
continent, AID now ne rctraccs ms steps with
out weariuCs,, and in spite Of age, within seven
days The GOd--iVrn genus uf man laughs al
distance; and brides the very lIghtnIngs OF
heaven with which !" send greetings To- his
n~risIh"r on the "'h"r side of the globe. But iu
our subject. Mr. /. was soon prv,urrIus. and
hIIti the lir>t hni"II N San Francisco, than Il min
~ village Aiterwnr,l h. built thu iirst brick
house that adorned the city: later he Was th..
cni-i Instrument IN building the first church, in
the place. and s:Ill later IN LIE, when prusurrry
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

We call the attention of the people of
Lafayette county to the new dog law.
which is very Stringent in its provisions.
Under it, every household is allowed
one dog free of tax the county asses
sor is compelled to register all others
over three months Old, and the registry
must be made under oath. For each
registered dog a tax of one dollar must
be paid, and no property is exempt from
seizure for the tax. All moneys receiv-
cd from this source go into the district
and township school funds. In every
case where sheep or other domestic
animals are killed or manned bv dogs.
the owner of such animal may recover
against the owner OF such dog or dogs,
the full amount OF damages, and the
owner shall forthwith kill such dog or
dogs. and for every day he shall refuse
or neglect 10 do so, after notice, he
shall forfeit and pay the sum of one
dollar. and it shall be lawful for II
person to kill such dog or dogs. Per
son therefore, must prepare to pay II
dollar on each surplus dog. and it is a
very good time to get rid OF all the
worthless ours before the assessor gets
aroInd-
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General Market.

NEW YDRh. Aus. >.
Gpl.b--teaiy throughout the day at SlU5h
81. LOUI-, Aug.
tLouR-NomInsl!y iower. only II small iob-
bIuE demand.
~nttAlN-Wie.I opened firm and closed heavy
AMI lower; 40. ! red. - ~ bid cash; No 3 do.
81 ~ cast, 81 la down 10 81 IL August
81 I+ts September, No 1 10. 81 Or cash. Corn.
II shade OH, +ic cash, 49,, UIi..c August; ~ d
~ .c s"pi-IubeI. Oat. quiet, - .G2t.c. Rye
higher nj UDC-
ri:OnIIE-Eutl.r lower: dairy, l,a."c. out
=Iie tor selected l"r- choice yellow, store pack
ed. l5lIIc. Eggs lower At 10>.c.
rRpNl~IDNS-f"rk tirIUer: SEt - bid ash,
Buzz uira,s nIIner; clear RIBS, s. UGt.. Bacon
unchanged. Lard nominal.
loHAt'b-Irasiiy and light weight lugs,
- O"G2 20, factory and planter lug. y! 300
1 90, bright ll!rry do, 81 2,dj 20; common to
fI!r Leaf, ). IuGG -; mc,iIurn uIlmHlaCturIn :
Leaf. - nlU> ~; good 10 iinr. 81 Uhgl2 %;
medium -i%i!I,IInG leaf. ~ Jnu5 ,u; good do,
81 Qua ia ~. Missouri AMI virginia wrappers;
81 uJOG',t ~, Arkansas. SlJ WtsyJI ~; small
pkgs JDrd 81 eipl lbs less
H~DbN-FIrmc nj 81 1jQI % R-ce.p pts. / 800
tAllLE-~hIpplng grades uuIuluAlly I'M
changed, Duy"rs stlli oil; through Texans III
good demand nj 81 qua! -; Cherokcr-, s. 30.
: -. Receipts, 100.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

1t is thought that the great machine
shops and other railroad buildings, de
>troyed at Pittsburg, will be rebuilt
elsewhere. the railroad authorities think
ing it dangerous to have their valuable
property located in a city where it is in
constant danger OF destruction by mobs
and rioters. Thus the workingmen of
that city will suffer much Inconvenience.
either losing their work or having to
abandon their homes to follow the shops,
by their W violence. and the shameful
Iawlessness OF others. Let laboring men
take q lesson from this. and another
time when they think proper to strike
tor better pay, see to it that oilers and
~vagabonds do not take their cause out
of their hands, as they did in too many
places during the recent excitement.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

Bon-In tins CITY. sunday, July 29th, To the
wife oi Nj. Frank NiCh0l-on-a CIR!
- In this city. Saturday, july 18th, TO the
WIFI OF II W. lurner-a gIri.
- In Wav,riy. on Monday, July 2irI, 10 the
wife OF SEQ. Lundy, Esq "a girl
- In Lexington township. Lafayette county,
Monday, July S1!h, to the wife OF Mr.. .IaIues
WUOi-a IITt.
I'm Lexington township. Lafayette county,
itIl-4 buy
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HILL FOR SALE.

HAVING used my thoroughbred fn
IL short Horn Bull ~ lunS as lie N&Nh
slrablc, | now ot.r nam ion sale. N%
He Il d first rate breeder aud | Will I'LL
shows his calves against those of any bull IN the
country. He Is KIND and gentle, easily handled
ami desirable property III every particular.
r. EElIX
three miles southwest oil Wellington. on Lone
Ji'h ROAD. augi SIN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

Everything. nowadays, is done by
w~hercascs. resolutions, pronunciament"s
and procIamations, and We arise tor the
purpose OF asking the governor OF Mis-
souri, TO Illuminate on the subject Of rats.
liats are becoming a nuisance, and when
one man kills L thousand OF his own.
fifteen hundred of his ~neighbors' imme-
diatrIv take their place. 1t is impossi-
bic, for this reason. to get rid of rats.
and we see no way to accomplish the
object, except by 4 general rat killing.
say twice I year. We therefore suggest
to the governor that he issue a procla-
i%natiou, setting a day in the fall, and a
day in the spring, when the weather is
cool CROUCH to prevent much odor arts
ing from the carcasses, rs rat killing
days, and request everybody to turn out
with terriers, cats. ~terrc;s. traps and
poison, and with diligence labor to rid
the state Of these pests.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

The Hampton government in South
Carolina is preparing to bring some of
the late dishonest state officials to pun
lShment. Cardoza, Chambcrlain's state
treasurer, has been arrested. charged
with transportation of the public
fund.-, and it is probable he is only the
first Of u large number of ex-oficials
who will be brought 10 trial.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
THE TOM

Die'i-At her resIicnCr, WavGriy. on Moudsy.
july lGlh, after Il zEnTl illness, Mrs. NELLIE
DAVIS, aged about u years.
In i'UNtr township, Lafayette county,
NJ, August u, Mrs. NANNIk BRAl. wIte oil
Mr tIrtCnrr EIAN IN the 3ilh yrAr OF her aye.
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was not much hurt.

The strike has effected one good thing
1t ha, opened the eyes of the working
men Of the country to the fact that the
republican policy OF contraction Is re-
sponsib.e for the depression of business,
The great corporations. which ara nat
ura.ly republican in their sympathies,
have heretofore welded the votes of
their employees as a club with which to
drive the country into terms. 1t is more
than likely that these men will in future
think and vote for themselves instead OF
for the railroad kings.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

a great many republican papers are
making til" strike a preteNt tor demand
ing an increase OF the regular army,
While there can be no doubt that the
disorders which have prevailed through
out the country strongly point /" the
necessity OF an organization to suppress
!tw!e>sncss on an extended scale, II"
idea can b" more dangerous than that OF
further strengthening the hand, OF the
general government. What We need T.,
a thorough organization OF the miliri,
OF the various states. This Will be les,
expensive. and Will not cndauger the
liberties OF the people.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

We see il stated that Mr.. Has>ett, late
OF the CarroIlton Journal, has taken
charge OF the city department OF the
:! Joseph Gazette.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
ANOTHER RUSSIAN pItEAr.
III >>INN

LONDON. August ;. IS77.-The two
Turkish monitors captured at Nikopolis
are nearly ready Tor service. The sailors
hay" arrived from St. Petersburg.
Grand Duke AIeNiS will command the
DLnnhn ilntIlEl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

Without Pam. knlfr. Cau-tic, Llgaturr or HIN
ITal'' from business, ami guarantees IA thor
oufi radical and permanent cure.
lures Lung, THROAT IAd ALI DrbllItatmg and
Blood Diseases 10y tn only -cuuInr uNN-tnu M
hallns process. Ito Effects are truly wonderful.
III" Doctor Will he at the CITY Hotel such DAYS
rs shall be stated IN the local columns ui tins
paper.
Refers /" Nj. Z. o. crimes. Jrweler. Mr.. ".
u McCallsitnt, merchant, AMI Others of Lex.
lngtDn; and Ia h. \. FU--Ull, buok-kr, upr.
GATES y RtndIi, wholesale dealers III boots ami
shoes. J. = Porter, grocery salesman, and
others ui Kansas city, -. W. Eayes, secretary
hrI'g" company, LravenwOrlh. Kansas; J. ",
johnson. president state Bank. Lawrence,
kansas; W. ". Phillips, grocer, W. " Camp
bell. implement dealer, cured OF IemoTrhculs
which he hai from infancy; q II. Bowling, of
"yandultc, cui"'! OF pics Of twenty wear.
. anilng, W. Is. barnet, banker, Hiawathg,
Kansas, piles al Ten! wears standiug. senator r..
Morrill, cured of piles ami il-iula. All thu tore
going, with hundreds OF others. have been cured
by Or. DHlll's painless and non-surglcal
method
Call and 80" the Doctor: he VIII talk business
and CONTROVERSIES to You, he will show yuu the
process h" uscs in the treatment % the drhjlita-
ting diseases named above. and cNrlaIu the
EiNlik ing ,en"Ct 81 the Oxygen lnhalrut on the
moot ami the air passages oil the system. see
has illustrated journal. mavIn-8m
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

The Hannibal Courier. the leading re-
publican paper Of northeast Missouri,
that with its ISSUE OF To-day
its publication will cease.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
RIOT N ENGLAND.

LONDON. August ,. 1s71.-ElcctIon
ri"t~ took place at Grcmsby last night.
y mob Of 6."Du wrecked Il hotel where
Watkins. elected, stayed, and tried to
burn 1t. Persons injured. Troops were
sent to the scene. Twelve rioters were
arrested.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

The strike i over in all but II or
two localities. Peace once more reigns.
and The stream OF M and travel
has resumed IL wonted channel.
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FOR RENT.
SALE,

WILL. Il. executor OF the estate OF Jesse
L Roberts, deceased, on
WEDNESDAY, AIhI 81 IlrH, lS1-,
Al lfr farm OF decreased. about three miles south
81 bIe-ntHn, Lafayette county, Missouri, I,TU-
Coed To sell the PERSONAL property belonging Ir
s:sIi estate, t"-wit Horse, Cow. Hogs,
Farming implements Household and kltchen
furniture. Corn IN In" ti.li, Wheat ia thu Stack +.
Ne Ne
Terms maize know ON day OF sale.
SAM FL. ". GREASY,
aIglti Executor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

There VIII DE 4 railroad meeting At
Mayy.ew ne>t Saturday, at > o'clock. p.
III President Mitchell and others Will
sD,.ll
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

the supply OF provisions in Some
eastern cities has been materially Ill
unfinished hv the strike. and prices have
consequently advanced.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

The Saint Joseph Industrial and Az
rlcu.luruI exposition commences Sep
teubrr 10th and closes on the 10th.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

Col. John q. Thompson has been re-
elected chairman OF the Democratic State
Committee of Ohio.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
FOR RENT.

TjNlik. desirable residence lately oc-
L cupI-d by Hon. Thomas l.. Aker-. GS.1
Possession given Immediately. Apply Htinii
tu aagi-In --AA-
MOERi>u>-WkNI WORTH RANk
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

.Adrian"p.c. the last important point
which VIII receive the attention "f the
l;u>silns h"iur" reaching Constantine
pie. was 50 Named after the Emperor
iIadrian. hy whom it Wa founded. 1t
i situated II" miles northwest OF Con
-tantinop.", and i Il city "iluy,Uuo in
habitant~. half ct whom are Turks. the
remainder being Greeks. .Armrnilu>.
jews, Franks. etc. 1t has considerable
commercIai Importance. possessing a
most capaciou- bnLtr. which is tn" trade
centcr OF a lar,r region. The scenery
around til" city j. beautiful, and it con
talns fUrty-iivr mosques but the ~rncr-
al aspect Of tn" interior is dirty and DIS
agreeable. II has had Il large share OF
military noturIctv. the asst experience
being its capture by the Russian Grnrr-
a DiebitscII i'll Io24, when Il treaty vcry
favorable To Russia was concluded
lhilIppupo.iS was named after Philip ot
Macc,ion, bv whom it was founded. 1t
is nearly 100 miles from A~driauopic.
with which it IS connected by rail. aud
contains n mixed population oi about
lJ.Uuu. 1t i situated IN 4 fertile plain,
i well built. and Is an important COM
mrrcIal and manufacturing town. In
1878 it WIS nearly destroyed by an
earthquakc.-ISt Louis Times.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

Major y. Sclpver. L friend Of Jim
Kr"n> ), threw jay Gould down 4 flight
OF eight steps after having beaten him
over the head with his fists. in New
York. last Tuesday. The difficulty
grew out OF some stock operations in
winch the two were interested. Could
was no much hurt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

lhe governor has appointed the fol-
lowing named county Judges under the
new law Andrew county, George Lam
bright. John l.. Stanton and James W.
Brooks: Ada!r county, DAVID 4. Ely,
Noah Stukey and George I. Spencer !;
Bates county, Jasper y. Ballard. Ed
ward \. Henry and Levi Moller; Clark
county Robert f. Hill. Murdoch Cooper
and William w. L~ovelcss; Caldwell
county, Patrick ID. kenney. john F.
Dodge and Edward ii. Craig; Davirss
county. Alex. n. Irving. Gabriel Feurt
and John \. Tuggle; Carroll county,
James Trotter, Josiah harrington and
Hiram Jaqua Grundv county. Charles
Stainuer. Charles +. Brandon and Gle
mcnt A. Conrad; Harrison county
Green b. Jetfries. George BurriSs, Jr..
John W. Moore; Polk county, Enoch
PlUmmer, BENZ. w. Appleby. Hiram
Hopkins; Nodaway county, Samuel +.
Kennedy, Martin Laudiather, Edward
Donlin; Linn county, Beverly Necse,
Presley Moore, John NJ. Pratt; Macon
county, John p. Walker. George l..
Towner, Lee Lingard Livingston III
ty, Robert b. Williams. Jacob X. llouN,
Archibald Thompson; Mercer county,
John G. w. Lindsay. Allan Zallcc, John
Snyder; Franklin county, Green Il.
Wade, Robert Is. Denny and Andrew
McAllister; Henry county, Mark A.
Stewart, Milton Il. Merritt and Lewis Z.
Beatty Pettis county, Van Tromp Chill
ton, Chas. &. Taylor and w. c. Gibson;
st. Clair county, Thos. IIenly, Asa l..
Heath Cass county, Hiram NJ. Bledsoe,
Francis NJ. Cummings and John Lamar;
johnson county, John Instadt, John
b. Mayes and VIM. McMalian; Knox
county, Caspar Fetters. ST., VIM. b.
Rule and Thos. Ii. Meriwether; Newton
county, j. L. Sanders. Thos. H. Reeves
and Barton S. Wilson Worth county.
Geo. Haas. NJ. !. Willhite and l.. q.
Jones.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

The papers give out that planters IN
Mississippi desire to procure labor from
the north. from October to January. in
cotton picking, and Will pay 81 - per
E.y-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

New Orleans papers say there has not
been A. liue a season for fruit III the
south since the war.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

Major Jno. y. Edwards has purchased
Mr.. Lingle's interest in the Scdalia Dem
ocrat, and Will take editorial charge of
that paper in a few days. Mr.. John
Russell will be the business manager.
and Mr.. knei>ley the foreman. These
three gentlemen vii! constitute the own
ership of the paper. and, as they are a..
well fitted for their several stations. we
may look for such 4 Journal at their
hands As will be a credit to Central Ms
souri,. Major Edwards is a polished and
graceful writer, L close observer. and
no mean student of political onomy
He is answering in his democracy. and
his ready pen will strengthen the party
materially throughout the state. We
wish the paper. under its new manage
ment, abundant success.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

The law as at present constituted pro-
vidcs that when prisoners have been
enormously sentenced, and have recourse
to the writ OF h"be"< corpus to correct
errors as to time or place Of mpri,on-
ment, the court or officer before whom
the relief is sought is authorized tu re
seLlo""" tho rr'<""ert"th proper p.a""
and tor the proper time, 50 that such
prisoner Is not to be turned loose in
consequence OF the errors named.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
Isu.>ia's Rcvcrses
GREAT VICTORY

HtuA'tH Il great i"ih'9i ''N'Nt. Inc
enemy were completely routed. after
tw" daya severe fighting, with Il loss of
5000 Killed and l,GOu wounded. The
Turks captured Il great quantity Of arms
and ammunition. The Turkish casual
ties were comparatively small, as they
fought upon the defensive.
RUSSIAN DISASTERS.
tON>TANrlNorLE, Aug. /. On Tuesday
evening the russians We're humbardiny
Xrmi Soghra. This seems t." contradict
the last report of the Russian defeat
there. In regard to the renewal of op-
rratlomS At Ilcvna, II is clearly e>tab-
li>hcd that the Russians were defeated
i'll the first days lighting. July Both.
Nn official dispatch from Tirnova, pub
.I-hed in st. Petersburg. says that on
july %oth krudcncr again attacked
tl"vna. but without success. All al
Vices ~ vet received 90 To- show that the
second day, lighting was equally dis
a-troua IL til" Russians.
ooMA>', VICTORY.
hrCmA%er. Aug. I-Gcn. Krulener
yesterday AGAIN attacked Plcyua. but
after 4 drS'crate struggle was rcpulscd
ny The lnlhs. who We're greatly superior
III numbers. An official telegram from
p~man it~Ia, giving i'll account OF
tuesday right. received at CUn>tauti-
noplc. is Utmost identical with ,h. na;I,
~lc.cgraIn'S account, but estimates th,.
Russian wounded 1t 1000 out Of =
tore" OF 10 divisions, and SAYS the Rus
slams retre:tcd To their emcampment.
The I;u~>iai army continued Ia r~,.raiy.
rriuforccnlcIis PASSENGER tr,t,i, ON tho
t''"a! Vas suspended yesterday
!Ai'i AND SARCASTIC
LuNpu>. Aur l., no,. roc.ivoa lr
the Eu>5ln G2rr,a,,r- ~ .,.,, I'ns
th,. br,I,, nr,,r. ~ C,,r w.. Mot"
oI,- wbrrp Tin, r,ar ;S ,inrrr,
To- the >Inkino ut vrss.i. i, SnI;,, 49,
mouth of ,hr7 D,nuhn and ,Ln arn'r
mrut Dr Eoyn,i,r tronns - .Lo ~"i.G,-
of TurL.I NV. -. snn,, -,
ruLrG the Euscf,r. viii r.,no,n
prIfnrnts ,ml r,o,r,hn Lai ",,L !: ~
with rn".rI f. th. o,hor nn;o, -, ~ i,'ri,
state, tia; f., calm ,L.. drmx;n+, -. ,L-
hiIti>" tablnet. his Imperial Majesty
N London ~ ;n,"r," = n',J n n'ni"''SAuoG
LIrI..r, rr.;nn. -. ,.",t i,..ol we
E~yrt Ninrht wa 80 t.ra -
Therefor, in -,ric, f~,i,mnss ,h., ~ Lnf.G.:'i
vnyrrun en- wn,lI rsn il. ntl,,nnnn n.;,L
u, E,.Jf,.S u '',''''i'c Win
jr,r in Jn.r, bu..,iIi,;ns nra,ms. l557'T
nrr last, Jim in ,Ln H.Ira IN
tprIpI tl"u.r,,r. nrn,s,,i ~ rr,ns
tr,nn> and i, viii i].nt,;na =. ~ r"'.
t''h 'hH
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

lice tor August ! to 3-Hcavy
ain and storm : to Fair; : to 10
Sever" storms; 10 t" l3-Clear; 10 to
l"-l Threatening storms; II to Is
Clear; II to 2i-Clouhy and liable to
tr">ts north of 10th parallel - to IS
Threatening weather and rains; % to
@l-Cloudy and rain storms. The warm
est days will be the "a, 9th, 18th. 10Th.
2Gth and :'nth the coolest, the lth, 1lth,
10th and I'D.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
~LL-fATEp CAMPAIGN.
DEJEGILB M~JsCDVITFS.

-''Nr-r-. = T:..,,n .ii,ratrh
Sty, III" Russian trrand Duke has al
ready started tor Plavna. Preparations
are missing tor L great effort L. retrirv,
In" recent misfortune. The division NJ
N"'Hij j. ordered to- attack Lovatz. II is
reported that they have. already taken it,
but iht' = probably untrue The posi-
tl"n Is evidently serious. As lony As the
imh7 hid l,"vma the army corps here
r.tnn"l Le further weakened 10 reinforce
"""n- Gourhe. There are some doubts
whether II" VIII he allie t. retain his
advanced position b"humd the Balkans.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

The James river in Southwest Mis-
souri, has been stocked with 10000
Young >had.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

The laws enacted by the legislature,
except the lew which went into imme-
diate effect owing to the passage Of an
emergency clause. went into force on
the Isl inst. ninety days having expired
since the adjournment OF the legislature.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

There j. more truth than poetry in the
Mexico Intr.ligencer view of the thing.
Ii thinks that, the way to get AT the
true inwarduess OF the strike IS TO run
as brakeman for IS Z month and sup
port a family"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

Past Grand Master OF MaSonS. W. +.
Dunscomb. vino died at st. Vinceut'>
Asylum. in s.. Louis. on the 2!th ut.
WAS buried at Jefferson City. on Fritav
oi .ast week. with masonic honors. The
knights Temp.ar did escort duty. y
lar-. Of citizens attended his
remains T. the cemetery.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

\ strong light Is being made in the
constitutions. convention of Georgia.
between Atlanta and Nil.cdgville. both
OF which cities aspire TO be the state
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