Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

THE WAR


The Eu--ion oihyrnI dispatch from p,rrI.a
"Wednesday n.-nt,-ny- "" .,-nauaI.". I....rl
from i~aynrrak Yesterday untI ;" cio,k lu "a,
afternoon, wien tie assault VA, mad, vs. ,at
troops IN th, evening. The urk.-hr,I.ua !aui
been taken BY zen >kui lrn whl. D.n
IIr'jl"mrn had carried n" niivirA rrI"uur teen
tu,iI"u.ii was wounded slightly. NtIuiri
>hIILtar, commander OF the I1'1 !nriuI re-.
mrn;, and ten. DpbIow-ks. cue oil ih" ..!Er-
brigade, var Killed. IN Ki-7lan ,.,rtair"us nj
one ii"uranIau battalion, '"pL j.tt #u re-. a.-au
o. GGyica rtduubt. "" ral'u,rd twp standard.
and i've guns. our losses IN woun let ATOM.
exceed , r0t men. liz" precise nurur"r Wis not
a,celt,m"l. 4; day break tia. ID vigorous
artillery Er. vi. c"'"mruccI n'un- lto vAo..
liur. our troops ar" in 'front.' 81 ne Iurst-h
forrrricarlpn7 in III" position taken y.-i,id.y
Crane oIeuirg and illumination at 'nuk-
ing 4 Beedins's tonight.
GO ,tU Buuncii & Lees for your ,chool
books.
About noon last NutT,it ~ oir town Wa
thrown Into an unusual >tL, at excitement
nv tho report TINT HHerth M"uurI,v VS.
dyIu@-it even being runrrrd ,ht. li- va
dead. Ihr warm piar, that he occupies in
The hearts OF nur people was rIiirn."I iN
the >"llrltmds expressed "n all hand. To-
know tIc Truth about IA, conditions. am! b..
the many IMPRESSIONS OF sincere r,"lrt ar
his dangerous Illness. But L icw minute,
elapsed after the announcement h,fur- 4
stream Of friends set toward LI> rr-i,irnrc.
and from that time until late IN ihr rvruir p"
there was a continual crowd seeking :"
klnS INST how he was hint ~ lltr. mat
permitted 10 see him. l. seems that nr VI.
taken III on Tuesday might Of lat wr,k.
when he hat 4 slight ,hi.t. "Wednesday
night he ha'i another. and thursday morn
inS .till another. win >,Eir congestion.
FRIDAY h" wI- sick All DAY wiz. ntI-rI. aud
on Saturday. ahput eleven ",ri'nh was
attacked with an aggrAvn' Il r,Ugr~liNe
chi,i. E'-ing 4 large AMI powerful man. the
congestion Wa mr"at'r than ordinarily
exists, aud his efforts at respiration nr,ri
hay. been heard across the street. know
ing perfectly well what ltlr'i him. he va.
alirm-h tor himself. AMI hI- family was lrrt
greatly alarm, Il and DT-. Smith AMI It-nu
wer, sent for. Before their arrival Nj
Hnwmam. Though she had never ~crIl such
an attack before, applied several LARGE
mustard p~ia>t"r~. ami tho physicians a~-ril
that but tor these they wOuid haNr arrived
too late 10 accomplish anything. iirI- ~
wish to say, parrnihrncilly. thai MI.
Mountjby, like many another good fellow,
owes his motirr-un-iaw mole than Ia ear
repay. Ih, ri.ht KIND al lnuih,r>-in-luN I,
and they are largely in the majority .c->pitr
the pups ana IuIrk> of The cheap wis, are
i wonderfully good institution. a. MR.
Bowman, with her ready prr>cnc. Of mind,
! proved in this instance. The PHYSICIANS
immediately upon their arrival commenced
a vigorous practice, and bctwtu oil one u'clnck
p. ~. aud about the same hour the uuNt
morning administered to him nearly one
hundred and forty .raIn> Of luinine. hyi.D-
d,rnicallv. his stOm ,Ci not b-iug able To
retain anything. by that time. and not
until then. he was considered out OF danger,
and rapidly recovered. On Wednesday last
he yeuture down town for "a little willie,
and h. i. now able to attend to business,
though siill very wrnk,