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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08
Gambstta's Mauif-stO
PARIS, Oct. 7.

PARIS, Oct. 4.
Gambetta has issued manifesto to
the Electors of the Twentieth AKRON
basement of Paris. Iu 1t he SAID:
"Citizeps: After four long months OF
excessive administrative pressure aud
most deplorable proceedings, France NJ
last speaks. She will say IN few days
what she thinks of the men of the IL b
of Nav. the allies aud protectors OF the
men of the I'd OF December the SER
wants of Henry V aud agents OF the
Syllabus and the Pope. who are all
sheltered uudpr the protection OF the
President. doubtless for the better pro-
lection of Republican institutions.
France will say what she thinks OF per-
sonal uo;jcy: OF the Chief of State. and
aristocratic aud rstrograde Prelates; OF
the DeBrogIie Cabinet, OF unjustiiable
dissolution of the Chamber OF Depn-
ties; of the war waged by the Govern
ment against newspaper ha"kers.
school masters and other defenceless
victims of the projects and plots OF this
coalition of monarchists who are pre-
pairing for her, three years of mites.
tue war. to be followed in 1880 10y a
terrible crisis. aud perhaps revolution.
France will pronounce on the policy in
angurated by letter dlsmissIug Rrpnb-
lican Ministry, on the order of the day
to the troops ut Lpngchamps Review;
on the Presidents message Of the 18th
of September. aud On that system vi
Government which the Chief Executive
power yindicates as a right above the
Constitution. France will declare for
Republic.
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TIE l. E G RA p MI c.
EASTERN DISPATCHES


Miles' hepOrt OF the sstaation.
suHr CHICAGO, Oct. z.
The following from General Miles
was received here at ii o'clock this
evening: r
Headquarters of the District Of the
Yellowstone Camp near Bear Mo
Noun AIMS. Oct. B. GENERAL A Ii. Ter
myths command moved rapidly 10
Snake Creek. striking fresh trail of
hostile Nee Perces, coming out near
Bear Paw Mountains. at Z O'Clock on
the 30tn. We met aud surprised the
camp at s o'clock, capturing a large
part of herd of about 600 horses,
muies aud ponies. The engagement
was quite severe. The Indians lost II
killed. including Looking g lass and
Joseph's brother, and three other
Chiefs. and 40 wounded. Joseph gave
me his solemn pledge yesterday that he
would Surrender. but did not. and they
are evidently awaiting aid from other
Indians. They say the Sioux are
coming to their aid. They are
closely invested in SONS deep sra vines.
and kept under fire. To take them by
assault would cost many lives. may
wear them out and fually compel them
to give up. They fight with more des-
peration than auy Indians ! have ever
met. ] believe there are muny escaped
villains ia the village who expect to be
hung when captured. believe there
Is communication between this camp
aud Sitting Bull. and / have used every
effort to prevent "a Junction. lam ex-
peaiiug the companies with Sturgis.
up. aud will then endeavor to send the
Second Cavalry companies 10 Benton.
/ presume you do not wish them with.
drawn when Surrounding the Neg
Perces Camp. 1 intend to send my
wounded to Missouri. and captured
stock TO the Yellowstone. would re-
spsc,funy suggest that information be
sent to the British authorities to pre-
vent any portion of the Nez Perces
tribe from crossing the line. or to dis
arm them should they take refuge on
English 'soif Can supplies be sent up
the Milk River road for the Second
Cavalry? Please send me any infor
nation or orders that should govern
my moyements.S Signed, = w
.N2s1 NEISoSsA. MILEs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08

LOOKING GLASSES r-fact more charm.
ing complications now days than they
used to before the introduction OF
Gleen's Sulphur Soap. THIS standard
and popular purifier removes every
blemish of the skin arising from i'm
purities in the superficial circulation.
renders the cnticle becomingly fair aud
imparts to it the sottuess of velvet.
Diseases and injnrles of the skin are
both promptly remedied BY it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-08
Fire a. Hunters Point.
New YORK, Oct. z

New YORK, Oct. 7.
A FIRE occurred at Hunters Point
early this morning. 1t was first dis
covered in the lumber yard of Dudley,
Groel Il Co.. and before the fire depart
ment was on hand. the yard. containing
10000, 900 feet of lumber was in flames.
The fire continued to spread, and 1T z
O'Clock p. m., it was sill Burning. The
loss already amounts to $4,000
Knighied by the Gar.
CINCINNATI, Oct 2.
A. T. Go,horn WAS decorated by the
Car of Russia, through the Russian
Minister, member of Kuightbood
of the second class. with star OF the
Order of Saint Stanislans.
A Lunatic boots His Daughter and
commits s0fc de.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7.
Henry w. Mano shot his little
daughter and then committed suicide
here this morning. He Was insane.
Business Improving
NEw YoRK, Oct. 7.
From every section. with the excep-
lion of California aud Iowa, marked
improvement is reported in the fiuan-
cial condition of ali classes of country
merchants. More money is in circula-
ton aud there are fewer futures.
The Roll of the HOUSE.
NEW YORK, z.
The Worlds Washington speciaisays,
Clerk Adams has completed the roll OF
the New House. The parties will staud:
D. moeratic. l52; Republicans 1879.
One Repub lean from Colorado and one
Democrat from Missouri Omitted. The
Louisiana delegation stands four Dem
Ccrats aud two Republicans. iustead of
the reverse. as the certificates repre-
scented. Fiondl has Que Democrat
and one Republican. instead of two
Republicans as formerly reported.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.


CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct z.
Mouktar Pasha teIegrapbs the Porte,
under date of Friday. as follows: To-
day the bulk Of the Russian forces fall
back to the foot of X ,ratol. leaving
only six batallIons entrebched at
Kubaka. They have thus abandoned
their positions parallel with our lines.
There is no trace of the enemy at
Baldoran, Kesilvan or Oyhuzln. They
have struck their camp. Enemy =
losses during three days battle ut
Zauilar, Gulveran and Aladjavdagh is
estimated at III. 600 killed and wounded
Our losses are about 2 900.
Rus.ian Force. Ma.sing at PIevna.
VIENNA. Oct. z.
A special says Constautinoplea author
tiles merely iuteud that Raouf Pasha
shall retain enough troops at Schipka
to maintain the defensive. All re-
serves collected IN Roumauia have been
sent across tue Balkans to a new posi-
ton. which the Turks seem to be pre-
pairing at Orchanie for Osman Pasha TO
fall back upon should he be obliged to
leave Plevna. The, only question is,
whether he will be able to do SO? The
massing of Russians Guards in the
rear of the line OF Plevna looks very
much as if the Muscovites were pre-
pared to effectually close the commu-
nicatop Of Plevva by sending a large
force across the vid to the rear of
Turkish positions. ~
Turkish Officers 20 be Tried.
.g ~ LONDON, Oct. Z.
A Constantinople dispatch says
Achmet Eyoub Kefat Pasha. late Chief
of Staff. two Brigadiers and several
superior officers are 10 be tried Eyoub
Pasha is charged with disobedience. in
having refused to advance upon order
of Mehemet ALI. au s7a
A Flag OF Truce Enters PIevna.
s. smt 4 7ef LONDON. Oct. 7.
A correspondent before Plevna tele.
graphs: On Wednesday the Grand
Duke Nicholas interpreter. who was
sent into Plevna with flag of truce,
was personally received by Osman
Pasha. THIS reception was granted in
answer to a sealed letter from the
Grand Duke. Though The interview
was thought to be only about the
burial OF the dead. 1t created consider
able interest. - ssfs@nE ~ - -
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w ESTERN DISPATCHES
The Pioneer Bank Closed.

DAN FRANCISCO, Oct. o.
The public will be grieved TO learn
that Mr. j G. Duncan has been obliged
to close the doors of the Pioneer Bank
aud call for the appointment OF u re-
ceiyer.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
A NOVELTY IN DANCING.
thc Lnnrrrs in the ninuet style OF
'-ScUId I itncs.S

From the New York World we clip
thi- Interesting moroccan Tor the editica-
tior. ut our Young folks:
"Ihc rage o! the ball-roOm' at Cane
May tins simmer was the new set of the
!tn"cr> introduced by the New Haven
master. Professor Loomis. the sea son.
In" following are the figures:
First Figure First four lead to right
and bow. take side lady and tall back
To- opposite places and bow, forward
AMI bach >iN. forward and turn partners.
ht.anc" t" corners and turn, first four
repeat. which bring head couples to
places; sides the same.
Second Figure All move forward,
giving ladies' right hand, and back,
forward. leaving ladies in centre, facing
partners. All rhas>c. turn partners to
places, all promenade repeat four
times.
Third igurc.-All Join hands, forward
and back. forward again and bow, four
iaiir> grand chain; repeat four times.
Fourth figure First four lead to
right and bow. exchange partners and
form two ines. facing own partners,
bow to lady on right, forward and back
turn partners t" places. bow to partners
aud bow to corners; repeat four times.
Fifth Figure - Bow. commencing
with grand square. First four in centre,
sides separate sides in centre. then first
four separate, partners To places; re-
peat figure with sides in centre, first
tour separate, &c, taking thirty-two
bars of music. FIRST couple lead out.
sides III centre. AL chasse, march. gem
tlrmeu and ladies' down the outside.
gentlemen passing round the ladies'.
forming two lines on opposite sides; all
forward and back. turn partners to
places; repeat four times. ending with
Grand square.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
AN ORIENTAL INCIDENT,
I From The New York Observer

he RusSO-TurkiSh war revives an old
story. \ Turkish and Il Russian officer
once tel! INTO dispute as to the supe
r9lItl IN discipline Of their respective
soldiers
- can prove to You on the spot" said
me Russian, chow perfectly our men are
trained. And he called his orderly.
"lvan'"
Sir
"Go to Mchemet's, buy me \ pound
ot tobacco, and come back At once"
The soldier saluted. turned ON his bae,
and went out
"\"w. SAID the Russian officer. TAX
!"9 "u' M, watch. my orderly is walk
III" straight t" the next corner where
ne mast t"r'i-now he is .urnlng-now
ne j. "Pp"sit" the white mosquc-now
n" l. crossing the maydan-now he is at
N"h"mct'S how he is buying the tobac-
co now he i coming bach-now he is
~ III" block below us-mow he is at the
'"pr-now and the Russian called
out:
Ivan"
Sir
"Whrrc'S the tobaccos"
Here, sir"
he Turkish officer. showing no sign
u surprise II the precision of this Russo
'"h"rc" m"Hclnrllt. promptly broke out
"lio. ho my soldier can do that every
I'v in the week. and he called:
.NUhr,Iro'
''Nir"
"to /" Ali Eheadi'> and see that YOU
"r.ag me = pound oi tobacco. Ny pipe
> empty.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
- = . -
WISHING.


OF all amu-'mcnts tor th.. mind,
rom log - down to li-hIr-.
Iherc l>n one that yuG can lind
80 very cheap IT. ~ lshIug 90
v"IS choice diversion. too,
II We but T;gutiy Use II,
AMI not. ~ We are. .tlI! 10 do.
f"rNcTi It anu ADJUST II.
wish-a common ssh, u .crd-
Ny purse " ~ something iatrcr,
That !u1ghi cheer the enid ol need
AnI not my pT.tc To Halter,
That mIgh, make oppression reel,
As only gold can MAKE II.
An! ArrIh th- tyrunt'- rot OF STEEL,
A, only gold can break II
wi-fl-that sympathy aud Love.
! pf - 49, !IIs.--r --So.(.'
Would come, ami keep, IN fashion.
hat -curu. ana jealousy, and Hate.
AMI every bi-r. emotion,
Wrre buried ilitI iathurl, deep
Beneath the waves ut ocean
wIzh-thut friends were always tTu-.
Aud motive, 4iwnye purr.
VIII iuc G"od wee not :" few,
wish the btt wrr. fewer;
" Ish that p-r-Un- ur pr irrg0;
10 herh ll",r rIOIs t"uChlE5;
wl-h thatlractIcIEg wA- r"l
80 i urr,.nt from preaching
wI-h-thut mod-sI worth might lee
Appraised Win truth ami CanIur;
wi-u TIA I'll InnurcnCr Wrrc Tree
From tr"Ichcis AMI slaud'r,
IN,IeuIiiIi men iEeiT VOWS would mind
IHHl Women nr e. H-rr rOyrr-;
| yI-h that wives were always Kind,
Aud uzbani- always lovers
Wish N iiur-thai 10Y aud mirih,
Aui every good ideal.
Ma "uIur. rr-~ hilr, tttr0ue ltDui the ,art
L. he. the giurIu,Is real;
IEll t,uI -hI.I every Cr"Itur" slC-s
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

New York. having got under way her
great suspension bridge connecting
with ErookiNn. TOR the convenience Of
passenger transit. is now discussing in
earnest tunnel under the Hudson river
from Jersey City. coming out near
Washington Square. 1t will be two
miles long. is estimated to cost Sl0.-
U0o. 900 and will be used chiefly for the
transmission Of freight.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
fIkSsY c WALLACE WA- II. CliLs
WALLACE CHlIES.

A TTpENENS AND NpUN>kLloRS Al
"A Law, Lexington, Mo 'llcrr front room
over the Lexington savings Etnk.' opposite
the cvUr; house VIII pac;.cy III the courts I"
Lafayette and surruUu'.Inz c"tI.tie. and also l!
hr >Ipremr courJUI TIE ~t..I'' ri Missouri, ant
the L y Circuit and DI-IIIrt courts Tor III,
Western District Of Missouri.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
HOW A MODERN WOMAN is MADE up.


A. nIons the STREET blum .rrc,I much mHryrl,d
Iuu,-l, wuu,I. ted
-,.inp .Iyhrs uud thInp. that InrrinI never auW
or dreamed beiur-:
-u,I,i.uIy t,..,,. cane ri,nunr n. oil football
t.IntiI frI,r,iug
An; h.,ni.i d, ,rnuIilcd far,riur, which nv eyes
=. -. "oH,n iI.n rtl'i1f", ] ,,,,,..,., .,,
- = l'lht't' b''lt iH"'h'i'"- "i'' o'''
the 'i"hs D. fr. .,..
'l'iN ms anu h't!iHs it!"''-
'hiH" ms 'rirI'' sweeping Il! me- rearing eH'
ei""ii Ihnmr. !" ,l'y M;
NHi"ehS H"Pfe" 'h'" II f'eiHH' waiting
open door, ,......,.,, ,,i,.,,,.,,, .,.,,.,
distant EIrm
20 On brior-,
Naughl had To tn but follow. ana pu!r down
the things iii. w"rr-
Twas n mystery 10 explore.
AMI found 10y close inspection. thai her ha"gh
y upper CtI"n,
something rhunc" had CIIl"'! Il bonnet, On II:
)Ger-craEiunI were.
And her breast WAS having slowly, meath
pnrIrI, Mt Ia hr"rrd l"wIy.
'"" .,, M. Nv rtr. '''' '''' ''
la,I Lu,y ,t,rns ..,,,,.n, l,,y,ys'r ,h,f nm.
radiant madcn wore
III tI, ,rI ,,rl,in,, mara
' '' "
>,l ,,r ,b,,l. ,,c,,. f,,,I ,,l ,os,. ! couId t,i
Anu nri 'm''hs i, M',' '"ii 'i io9S ''''' '''
u" ,,nt t,my,,I.r tot ~. affirm r.Ior Ih,
~, '''' -
=. ~ f.,
i'' Nv, ni'A9 VI 49, P''''''"S' anu '''i ''"N
Anu VI 10 cue
49,, r - ~, ,.t ,.,. 81, ..,,,,,,.,.., ,. , .
~" " "a" i " " i,' W l''""'l''' WI q"
'"' " l. a., 80, " ~, ,,:~ ~
'"'> ms ""' nothing '"o''-
Then noII,.. d Al, uncertain lifting of tn,. pIi-lIr
curtain
b-,, hrr I,,i ,iAI I,iiiy hidden from my .rruu
""' ,.yt. L.r,T,.;
,,,.h ..,rh IN r.u, , desire ti., .t,y,uIi I'm
I.tfl,. higher
Irt,,rr.
Inn l-n,.,, !, r.,,. ..,.It ~ thu, tl,, ,,,,I,
I,.,,,,,n w.,,
In, " ..,;l,.r., r.,h,, mora
| Amt! the ;iitIng ami the rocking. up and dowi
| Ih- -p!rndId Stocking,
| GuTirrUti hy BLUSH ribbon that Ihauc,l 4
see she wore,
| Showed twas n sight tor weeping, that II uaIr q
| 81 YES wcr" creeping.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

jules Simon. who made the principal
Grafton at the grave OF Theirs, Saturday.
concluded rs follows: "Adleu. in the
name of the country, to the historian OF
ihe revolution, IT, the champion OF liber-
tv. to the lihcrator Of the country. and
to the President of the French Re-
public"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

~ another proof of hard times we
may mention that Il number OF young
men in town have formed II "Co-opera-
tive C"uting Society" The members
say Young ladies look for and absorb
Just as many presents, and carriage
rides. and ice-cream, and picnicS, and
such, aS they did before the panic set
N; and the object of the society is to
divide the expense OF such luxuries.
Not more than one girl to four members
is pcrmitted.-T Norristown Herald.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
WILLIAM YOUNG,

A TFpR\EY Al LAW. L.Ntustou. Missouri
N VIII practice his profession IN all OF III,
court, OF Lafayette, county and the court, .
Record n The -iA.r. O.lIcr over -iull'> Baui
l~AWy"r'- old >t"u,D. Al! business prompt!'
alien !ri 70. iauG-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

4 lTURNEY> Al LAW,
N LEXINGTON, Mo
Onlte No. Nis Main street, over Tevts' Drr'-
Store, VIII practice III The Laiaye:te an. atJ"In
iH-s counties Special attention gwen 10 collect
and Tu,. Iny,.- i land titles.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

The two sons OF Brigham Young who
are attending the institute at Troy, y.
Y. did not 20 To- salt Lake City to al
tend the funeral. They probably thought
there would be enough sons there with
out them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
MEDIC
us,. J. IL, STEsAaGHN.
DIR. j. w. MENG,
AITOR SENS.
r RESTON TAILOR.

A TTURNEY AT LAW, Will practice in all
n the Courts OF Lafayette and adjoining
:, mites. also in the Federal courts. >pecla
~ Cttrution gwen collection ami investigator
oflani rItles oflce IN Wilson's block, mex
door 10 L ). Express office, Main street
sep25-6m
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

Now Is the time when the horse-man
man with the great biz squash Is the OBJ
irct oi the cnvinuS attention Of the wn-
!nau with the great big baby.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

''GcntIcmen, introduce to you my
friend. who isn't Is stupid as he appears
I" he" Introduced friend. with vivacity
..That'S precisely the difference between
my friend and myself"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

burlington IIawkeye, republican: 1t
may be all right to slobber little senti-
mentality over the purity OF the motives
of President Hayes" but man is sup
posed to intend the consequences OF his
own acts The consequences of Hayes
acts are the imminent dismemberment
of the republican party, the party which
made him president and which can now
be preserved only in spite of his tenn
porizing. il. indeed, 1t can be saved at
all 1t seems to us that Hayes is respon-
.ible for the results OF his policy, what
ever his Intentions may have been,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

There is some trouble in arranging
matters with Canada. but there never
Vet was man who liked to kiss girl
who didn't also believe in reciprocity.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

John keclev, the motor man. has ac-
quircd a fortune, dresses well, eats
spring chickens. and is said TO own$l00.-
uUu worth of diamonds. He is iinan-
cial success. whether his motor is good
for ANYTHING or not
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
GRAVES s. WOOD,

A TToRSEIS AT LAW, will practice in th'
N State and Federal courts. Prompt attention
gwen 10 the collection rf claims. once over
kc!.rr's dry goods store. opposite t!ty Hotel
Lexington, Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
RSEAND s. RYLAND.

4 IEpR\kN> Al LAW, Lexington. No
"A OltIce over No. -, Main street. Pr4ctIc,
IN All I,e courts u i.aIa! rtc AMI adjacent cuun
t.c-. Ia The supreme t"Hrt Vf the Stat, ana
District Court pi t:Ic United states. Prompt
ali nt.Un s.yeu to corrections and all ollie!
business. iauli
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

\ yomg lady i, very much perplexed
abont what to call the gentleman who
is paving his addresses to her She
saws tSwrctheart.' is too soft, "beau" is
inclcgaut. '.liance' is what he may be
some time. butts not just yet: "admirer"
Savors of vanity, and she don't know
what to call him and writes to the papers
about it. If it was about time for him
to drop in she might call him Due Bill.
which would convey 4 non-committal
idea of reluctance and interest at the
same time II his name isn't Bill, we
don't know what she'll do Hawk-Eye.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

"Grandma, why don't You keep ser
want any longer" We'll. YOU see. my
child. | ann getting old, and cant take
care of one as used to, you know"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

WhA, with drawbacks on sugar and
pu. backs on 'la<ses. the sweet things
on this earth would seem to have n dit
nrult time in coming forward.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
erms, So per Year, in Advance,
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.

LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for ST. Louis and the
East ................. ........-.... &C.. ':I, Ms
Arrive at st LOUIS ......... .......... Il /. r. NJ
fNrrrse and Mail tor -. LOUIS, ku-t. Il .sDr. NJ
ArriN" nj 81. Louis 100. -...-......u Il 20 A. n.
Sunday tram Tor brownsville. , 20. Vi
ARRIVE.
tNrress and Mail from ST. Lo"Is. East
hi" south .-...-..... ..... e." 80 A. /
Accommodation from St Louis, Ea=I
and ~nuiiI..-......... ...-...... 6 BOP "
Accommodation train irom Ernwn--
I. EEN II SokLI. AGENT
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS nv ANn NOi:!liEEA
LEAVE LII h,ISGiuN
Trains Tor Kansas ,iy and West ...... ~ \ 81
rains tor - L"Ul7 t.Aat ami >"Hii ..-.,,. at =
irAiu~ i"i nHnsa~ ,iE Wet. t.lIr "
tratn- Tor Elrlm"nt ..-.-..-. ........ ..... - , NJ
....-.-....... ... n!t IN
ARRIVE AZ LLSI>u,u<
frsine from ~. Louis and ali p"rt- ta4,
and South .............. :r ~
-. e.. 90. ...-.... ......... "IIrM
From Kansas cay aut ali points West e.,so. vi
80 ..- ....-.. ....-.. = i,rM
~ I"'. AMI points \"rih ....... ur e Nj
wfANnorrE, KANSAS CITY AHU S"EruwE~rEW%
RAILWAY. S,WKnw GAr.t
LkANE Lt\INcru<.
Passenger Tor Kansas ,ity inI west. ~ 4. "
Express M"d- ................. ... : ;0f. VI
r'ISlt .....-..-..--- ....-...... - "a n.
AmHIN At LkX!S.Tox
Express and Maj! from Kansas tlty
and III" "r>t 900. ..... II Il NJ.
i>''i'-ri ..-.--....... j.iLr. VI.
itisht ..-.---.--. .-....--...-... . 81 II.
tHi>. \. MORRISON. Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
EJDRIDGERxrRD

A TrOENEY II COUN>ELLuR NJ LAW
n Lexington, Mo. Ocscc back room over the
LeXu.toR savings BanA, opposite couT; house.
" n practice IN ;ur State aud Federal courts.
TI,iuit at;entinu given t. the collection OF claims
aau irubat- business iehl.-yI.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
a. r. ALEXANDER.

A TIoRNEY At LAW. viii practice IN 'hs
N Courts OF L,.iAy vt;r and adjoining counties
VII also attend promptly 10 the collection OF
IAiIG-. ana 70 investigation Of titles 10 real
Morrison Y Co lanli-lS
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

W-ha,, . t.lln.u hoo ;rr., b -
1t down on ice, he intimates that he in
tends allowing it to liquidate itself
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

The latest from Peru gives the story
0i the eruption ri the volcano OF CotO-
plXi, which took place July 9th
Streams of water poured from all cratcr>
at once on the Callao side, sweeping
away everything in their course. An
other irresistible torrent followed the
course OF the Saquimrl river. The
hacienda OF >ignor Doncso is in atoms
The very soil is gone. OF the place OF
Signor Corrra nothing is lett The river
carried of .lhU head OF cattle at Pa>quie
in the fields. The Alaques river over
flowed and caused great damage. The
Cutuchio overiiowci, carrying every
thing before it. \ splendid machine
shop went down like Il card house at the
first rush Of the waters: :" did various
mills. The entire district WAS like Il SEA
and the inundutiun would have destroy
e., the city had not the course oi the
floods been turned into the river chan
neIs. AT least 900 head OF cattle have
been destroyed, and ol small animals
the loss is greater In the midst of the
roar OF waters and crashing OF houses,
the volcano poured out immense quanti-
ties of cinders. which gradually darken-
ed the whole face of the heavens and
lett Ia|lar"nla in profound obscurty
!Ioiu Z. IL III ~ II night.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
RATHBlN \ SHEMAI.TER.

A II9RNEl : Al LAW. Lexington. Mo Wi
"A practice IN all t.Ir courts vi III, >lNth judi
rIa. ClTcE.t. aud United states courts. PruIp
attention given 10 collections D!itcv uyrl
Grimes Il NruaJle'- store. opposite City Hotel
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

"Laiayet:c, Ind, boasts OF a mule that
can trot Il mile in 80 - But Almost
any canal mule, when it feels cheerful.
can kick mile in 2:I,,.- Norri>to"n
Herald. Pshaw. that nothing Why.
here IN -. Louis there's i mule that ha>
been kuowntu kick man in Journal
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22

A TTOHNEIS AT LAW, LEXINGTON
"A Missouri. OtLce over VIM. Morrison \
Cos Bank. nOvl3t