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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24
ri GEi ,,]IIIsI, ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, March %, 1877.
SENATE.

The Senate met at 12 d., Lieutenant-Gov'
ernor Thomas presiding. Prayer by Rev.
DR.. Garlick, OF the Baptist Church.
THE wHIsKEY-TAx.,
House billimposing tax on liquors came
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MUNICIPAL TAXATION.

Senate amendments to House bill to pro-
vide a basis OF municipal taxation on the
real and personal property in cities and
towns were concurred in. ['rhe amend
ments strike out all relating to personal
propcrty.l
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ar. GRlMsLEY expressed desire that II
Should 80 on the table, and not refer it.
Mr.. COCHRAN said he hoped that 1t would
be referred to the Finance Committee, as
several persons expected to appear before
the committee on the subject.
Mr.. JOHNSON expressed desire that the
bill might be disposed OF In the manner
signifed by Mr.. COCHRAN. He (JoBNsoS)
had a constituent who had invented de'
vice by which "tbe drinks could be lndi-
Gated In the bottle" ,5
The bill was referred and ordered 10 of
printed. .ma. ... ...a;... :.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
wreesfnx a Public speech.

The most complete wrecklpg OF pup
lie speech of which ever heard happen
I'd in political campaign. In this case
N was not hidden rocks, nor unseen cur
rents. nor unexpected bree1es, out oorPe-
does. placed on purpose to blow the yes
sel off the water. The two parties were
IN hold meetingsein the same place Oh
two Successive nights-the kepuohcshs
the first night, the Democrats the secohu.
The Democratic speaker was man u
large form and fine presence, with rlcn
voice-and considerable claim TO oratory.
He was. however, somewhat pompous,
and with very marked peculsrl'les Vi
manner, which his fine form ana V0lce
made even more conspicuous. Inc Ne
publican speaker was a most pitiless W.T.
\ great mimic, and possessed OF d ieinark-
able memory. Coming the frst nlgn',
he made short speech on the ISSUES "
the csmpaign, and then said, rms Is my
snsech Colonel - will be mere 10
morrow night, and I'll tell what he Will
saw" Throwing himself into the a'''.
tude of his voice and manner, ne gave
them the speech he had heard MN mske
few nights before, and, when nc leit
sure he would repeat there The next
NIGHT the house was crowded TO us Ut
most. Our Democratic friend felt very
much flsttered at the large attendance
But the moment he stepped on to the
platform suppressed smile spread itsen
over the audience. At his first SEN
,ence it brosdened and deepened almost
into laugh. As he proceeded, posture,
tone, speech, and gesture all followed
COPY" so exactly that the whole audience
broke out into fit OF uncontroilaole
laughter. His friends tried to restore
order, but it was imposs! BILE TO keep their
own faces straight. The audience them,
selves felt AZ named of their behavior, ana
ielt a sympathy for the speaker, and
after an outburst they would ali hush
down, and determine to listen. but
| every time the speaker resumed, the re
Spouse broke cut again and defed all re,
.traint. The speech ran short ana
troubled coarse, and the speaker closed
by no means happy. They at once eX-
| planned to him the source OF the alhcul'
". When he learned the trick his an
.agonist had played on him, 1t is SAID "ne
went for that heather Chlnee" IN a
phraseology not suggested by the third
commandment.-The GALAXY for No0sn'
|
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Mcpherson's precedents.

Louisville COurier-Journal.
When Garfield and his associates get
into their work to defending the Repub
lic4ns whose seats are contested, and
whom Clerk Adams may have excluded
i'm some Instances for irregula' titles, they
SHOULD remember that Mr.. Mcpherson,
when Clerk OF the House in 1865, ex-
GLUED fifty members who held valid
certificates of election from the Cover
no-s Of theii States. Mcpherson u so on
on occasion, when clerk, excluded the
whole Kentucky delegation because it
was Democratic Mr. Adams has per-
formed his work in an bipartisan man
ner, which cannot be said of Mcpherson
in mis- career as clerk
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where Governor Got His wives.


&. aiborne r. jackson, a native OF Ken
lucky, was once Governor Of the State OF
Missouri. He joined the Southern Con-
iederacy, and dled duril g his term at a
farmhouse opposite the ciyO Little
Rock, among strangers, with no KIND
nand OF affection Lear u soothe his PAIN
and rob his deathbed OF haltlts anguish.
rhe most remarkable tact connected with
me history of his lite is perhaps the state
ment that he married five sisters in one
Of the the most respectable, wealthy and
distinguished families IN the State; that
As soon AS one wife W uld dlehe would 20
and marry her sister III reasonable time.
Or course some of them were widows
when he married them. In connection
with the marriages there WAS q standing
Ike told At the expense OF the Governor,
which was u 4. when he went to ask the
I'D gentlem,H's consent to marry the
.ast one. the venerable tather Is reported
t. have said "Yes, Clslo, you can have
ner You have gotthem all. For good
leeS sake don't ask me for the old wo
man."
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rhousn,yThey mere Anointiug Him

New 0Ork J TIDUHt-
The gentleman Who invited Hon. Sam
uel Sullivan Cox to take any seat in the
House of Representatives except the one
which he wanted, behind the Speaker
desk, imagined, without doubt, that they
were pouring oil upon his lscerated feel.
ings; but it may have been oil OF vi.riol.
1t is sometimes soothing to tie thirsty
soul TO be allowed to smell of the mug
after the cider has been drunk, and then
gain, 1t sometimes proves exasperating.
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CompIimeniing w. ID. Kelly.

New York sun.
Mr. Kelley, OF Penrsy lvsnis, would
no. vote for the Rev. Gen. Garfield Tor
Speaker, because he is free-trader. 1t
is always creditable TO man to stand up
for his principals. even though some
other men may think them wrong; but
Mr.. Kelley would nave been more de-
serving OF respect # he had refused to
VOC Tor Garfield because he is 8 fraud
and iObber.
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NOTICE
uNo THE FRIEND OF TEMPERANCE.

Wheeling Union No. l, OF the National
Christian Temperance Union, propose
holding one OF the finest Festivals OF the
season on TIL RSDAY night OF next week,
at the well known hall, No. ll3, on Main
street, OF this city. AS the object OF TINS
Festival is TO raise sufhclent lunds tocarIy
ON the Temperance campaign this winter
il is confidently expected that every
friend of the cause will contribute as no
orally as possible to make the Festival
grand success. Let everybody attend
Thursday night. All desiring TO contrlDte
tons al the above named hall by Thurs
day morning
ii is certainly expected that every
sympathizer of the Temperance move
ment In Wheeling, Will give something o
the festival, and give freely. DO not i0r-
o. the night nor the occasion. OC2O
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sbouIdn't Mind mere Trifi, =.

4NtW TUT It IIIIN''
A San Francisco clergyman complains
because newspaper made him al.ude to
"the sweltering rocks" when he really
wrote "the smelling works" He shouli
not be annoyed by such tritilng alter
hi IN as that
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
TOBACCOS.

l have on hand a full line OF Tobaccos,
from the leading manu- factories in the
country. including LOriIlard's, FINER
Bros, Homer HudsOn's, J. Il. Pace, Rich
mond. ]. K Pace, Danville, 3. F. GEayeIy,
HOlDroOk's Monitor Navy, garry {. Hol-
brooks Navy.
l can furnish all styles made by these
factories. at lowest market prices
". REILLY,
1919 and 1911 Main street.
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MEATS AND LARD.

Sugar Cured Cauyassed Hams, Sugar
Cur.d Canvassed Shoulders sugar Cured
breakfast Bacon, Plain Shoulders, Clear
Sides, sugar uIed Dried Beet, fresh rom
smoke, house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lara IN leTces, par
lowest market rates. NJ REILLY,
1919 and 1871 Main street.
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UUPONT's WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

HAVE AT ALL TINES N MAGA-
/ ZINE large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rife, Sporting, IN
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages which I will sell at wholesale at
manufnctuTer's prices. j have portable
magazines OF d fierent sizes for shipping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is unequalled IN strength and
quality. NJ. REILLl,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
NEW AossRTIl ME,
Stockholders Msetino
OFEIcFnLr.--

FIRE, MAXINE AND LIgF rC.t.ZEN,
nj, ~, Wheeling, Oc,obsHs ESSs !,
holders OF this company - : ~ :.
inst, al o'clock 3. N .s- - 'I.Gsy.
Fire and Marine InSur3ur.. .t'.'s o..
IA Main street, Wur-..r v."la-g s
plies Bank buildIu-. Hy u-t., lA. !.
OF Directors. n ' ,....-
Oc6Oawr univ III
~.#a..
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FRESH TEAS.

800 packages GunpOwder, Imperial,
Young Tyson, OolOng, English Breakfast
and SOuchOng Teas, In store and for sale
al low figures. 81. REILLY.
1893 and 1911 Main Street
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Good Advice.
New York World

New York World.
People who have plate.glass hem
houses should not keep seven hundred
hens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
POTOMAC HERRING.

y Halt barrels No. Just received and
tor saIeby VI. REILLY,
iejs 1919 and 1911 Main st.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
REFINED SUGARS.

800 barrels Crushed, Powdered, Granu-
lated, Coffee ant Yellow, in tore and for
ss e at lowest n trket rates.
". REILLY,
80, and 1871 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
BROOnS,

80 dozen fancy, rious sizes, Just re-
ceived and for sale by VI. REILLY.
1903 and 1911 y ain Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
FISH.

Msckerel, Nos. /, and 3, In barrels, halt
barrels and Bits; Lake Herring In hall
and quarter barrels; salt Water Herring
in barrels and half barrels; In store and
for sale by ". b LILY,
iunu lSB and 1911 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
LOus.JOhn's Wisdom.
Inst in IiI

Paducah (Ky.) News.
Hayes crawled over into the Demo
cratic party just in time.
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NO QUESTION ABOIIr :,

The best II u>eke,per, >ay,.,.r..
LIST Il cos FNrtL~I.F' t',.NA\
PDwptR i The b,> 30 'ar M. .Nh ~
j. strictly pure properly ..,.,
and makes Biscuit ANA al,,-o.s
crisp and Wholesome
Sew
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
MAKE A NOTE Oe II

liNou wish To mshru v-.,,,.,.
or yourself call aud COOS r-
PORTE MON\AlES, W\rII-.. &c.,
and handsome >,v.v> .u>r /.
ladies and gentlemen. "a; .'r.
SepS2. LOGAN .rr--
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as24WSxb

WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA.
w ESTABLI- HE'D 1850.
Has fine and elegantly furnished rooms;
a thorough Commercial course, and also
gives thorough instruction in any or all
the common English branches. Sessions
day and evening. Individual inst uction.
Call at College Office or address
ag27oawegZb ]. VI. FRASHER q co.
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Without Sput or BIemis ,

The Biscuit and Batter r.g..
good hour. raised with Iu.,HN .a,t-
cos EXCELSIOR BAk.N,, y. :.
Best in the market. FuNI.,
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ewing date of list.
NllisonS Linn Miss Mary 4
allison RS Moore Miss Hattie
lOwdilch J + LlOtte Moran Mrs Harriet
BurrOugh Mrs Char Maury l.
IErcktndOrf August Myers ROOt
Business Manager Nicholas Thomas
Tneater Comique Ody Geo
Crisweli Pears Ream Wm X
Ctrper Geo T. Rice Daniel
Cracr9ft W Ktppey Kew
Carter Bros Schafier Profit
Cook Miss Katie Starkey Miss Mary
Dryden j NJ IhOrnlute Mrs Mar
ARIEL Mr. Katie gaTet j
Fuget VIM Tremame ChaS VI
Geering Geo WOOdtield JnO
Glass Joseph + Iret White Isaac
Glasgow Mrs Marga West W II
Ueskett Mrs Lizzie WeiSher Geo
uirSchteld Herman White Chas r
Novel Cua. garet Wilson Rev Coleman
Hem rsOn Mrs Mar White Miss Lizzie
Jackson ChaS r. Wilson w
JeukiusC II wilson ChaS ii
Kahn Frank WadrSn IhuS
Knolle VIM Young Edward
Keller VI l. Zull
Lawson Rev Thos
L. j. RAWLING, z. NJ.
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REST FOR YOUR SOLES
Corn and Wart PenciI +

She says that to her greu SUNNI.
qualification The Use OF 'hr P,r
her corus. For sale los -
sep. LOGAN. llsr,,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
LETTER LIST,

7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
ii the Postotlice at Wheeling, ohio coun-
~, West Virginia, unclaimed, Saturday,
October 2Jth.
TO obtain any OF the following the appli
cant will please call tor advertised letters,
-,LN,in lntn OF list.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
THE FATHER OF WATERS.
The New Map OF the NissIssippI-
The survey Commenced.
irr.m TIE rs,rn COR. Nhlcnco Tribune |

From the Caro- Cor Chicago Tribune
1t is a somewhat peculiar fact that the
Mississippi river mas never been thor
oughiy surveyed. The maps which are
now in use were compiled from detached
surveys made by bordering states. eX
ploring parties aud certain government
officials; among the latter may he men
toned Gen. Simpson. now engaged in
building Ic:ees along the river. The
importance of new map constructed
upon the most accurate scientific prn-
cipal will be readily understood from its
effect on the intcr-cOmmcrciai interests
OF the country An appropriation of
80 900 tor this survey was maic in
July last. Its general significance is to
connect with Eahs' jettics nj the mouth,
but more especially for the uses OF nay
igation aud the war department. The
present party engaged in the work. IN
charge OF Lieut. ID. w. Lockwood, Unit
eel States army, have actually cummrc-
ed operations at Cairo, Illinois. This
place WAS appropriately selected as the
base OF the operations. being the juno
ton of the two great rivers, the Ohio
and Mississippi. and in Il climate suita-
bic Tor working in the winter. From
This situation the survey will be carried
on to New Orleans; it will require q
number of years. however. to accom-
pish this Ii is presumed that the river
about Cairo will be surveyed during the
summer season. after the completion OF
the northern and northwestern lakes
Among other notable features OF the
survey will he the determining of the
different strata of earth at various depths
OF >oil-boring. Through this process
the evident liability of the wear of the
rivers bed will be found. Positions re-
quirlng the construction OF levees will
be located. and the extent Of the changes
occurring in the rivers base made
known
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10

evenncss, want of true proportion
which is not calculated tn round thr AZ
%rcgate into - sum OF the acme OF equine
power. To the suggestion that the horse
was not wisely directed in hiS race at
Louisville, ColStom shrugged his >houl-
dcrs and remarked thar he thou. ut that
i"ur miles in 7:l5 }-4 WAS ANYTHING but
bad result, thus conveying Tho CA
preston by words and manner ihat he
Tor on" held fast to the hel.ct that the
management ot the contest w:t- i.,uil,esS.
i'u'-W"I!, We have known trainers TO
nc mistaken before now, and Ip,>tun is
not mia!.ihir
icarS ago Mr.. Sanford sad that Lex
lnGt"u'> :: ~ st would lie be-, y whru-
ever The attempt To- beat it Wa persisted
III. lie did not regard the New Orleans
performance ~ the limit ot ..rlnu's
capacity. and Wa, tree t. pr, ... That 4
,"H ot tho sire would >uypa-. II the
"i!rgt - do -u w..S made Su' ..t.g Of
ten. II We mistake. not. " -.a.gri
still c!lugS To- this belief ..r. he
LOOKS forward 70 the time ". horse
shall carry the weight and =. .. the
record below I:I.,:.-l. 1t : .. thtt
n"It;4rr Il S1u nor = daughter ..r\inT-
ton has ran four mile, IN II or
less, bnt this fact doe, not 81, ,v the
force OF Mr.. oauiord'- oI.ujur pce the
condition upon which th, nr. y de-
pended i lacking. The ,.t., ,ye not
been well directed nor ...- "a. In
thinking over this matte. +. g, not
he forgotten that it W., .. a.... womb
of Il daughter OF i.eNin-' came
the time >nashcr Fc!.aN t, well
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
JOHN UHINAMAN.
= Cnliforuian'. view of the Subject
of Chincsc immigration.

To HE EDTTnK or THE SIE-SII.: In
a reccu, number of the sun is Il COM
Iuunicat!on discussing the Chinese ,ues-
,ioa. The Chinese problem is "a new
one, and strange =. il j new. We of
California do not mean t. consider It
from the standpoint of our o,yi. local in
trrc>r> We 10 not mean t. ru!>..irr il
through our prcmdiccS. We clam To-
br intelligent upon tn, question. and
w.. claim Ia know more ;.uu4r i, tla,u
Won oi the east can know. lu.,y rpin-
.ou and by this mean GI,.ntyyc~l.d,
iu;c, gen: public opinion hr : .l, ne
view. and that i that tn" 4.Dy-r in
va~ipu is an evil g. be feared. .,.i ;Iat
il ought t. be restrained hy LEGISLATION.
II i admitted tast the pre>ui:,.,. ut the
Chinese among U> has been 81 --eat
rrmpQrary convenience. aud has con-
triIntri luy.r.y to the ,irvc,,,fu,nt Of
our material Interests. The b@..3Iur of
railroads has been FASTENED. ,a,. ..nds
have been reclaimed, some ma. "a .Actur-
Ing establishments have been .....ated,
and families nave been couvr, ...G BY
their employment as dom->;. ,.:t~.
But when we look to- the tly,. raj
AND u,liliral welfare %, oar ... we
fear the lucursiou of Asia Lima
has tuu. .uuu. .larl OF people: " ~, N
the United states 4U.UUu.vuu ... cost
of pa>>lre from hon hul.. san
Fr"nciSy5 j. go: the cH-t trn, '..ago
is $40. The wages OF lab . the
Quautong Province. from M. most
OF our immigrants come. avcj -ltrun
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
A lITTlf ElB0W-RO0M.

u"ot friend. don't squeeze so very tight
'n-Ic- room! enough Tor twO.
Keep in rrur fHin! that 'v- right
10 1--we H. well a. w.
! "H i- ..ii .ii,,! -fI"us. IA poor and Wcuk
But ihluk YOU presume
~htn only this pnnI boon a,h-
y !.lt!e elbow -guuIu.
is -n,'I 80. v,u-'ac rch aH,t strouA,
Il ryu hat II If the Viii
'"u!! give Tie welk - lit along,
AZ! .4r' p them Il til. hIi..
Bui NJ You Ju-lt-, crow! and drive
l"u >t"rUl AN! !r"t tn! iUme
! ii ..Ie tn. ,HlS man ..lIvr
Ia want of claUw- TuOlI
But lnn- It /. IN ilf,-'s rUuni path
self -, In- IT," tod oil All
IH- strong Wi! crush t.ir W-aA to death
IN" hI- IcN"ur the small
taI better he st rich man. hound
\ .ui-t. ,rif or grouIu--
lHl,u -rIu--i- mli IG- uil = arOuni,
Whru w-E e nv rlUow-TD"ui
:, heart. NV boy D"n'r uun,i The shocks
/ !, IA. All san! push along
lruT.kln wi,i -nnn .r"w rough " .iiI LAO,
fnul limbs with Ilhnr -t!nmg.
4m't 'u-r"'- 4 nand Unseen To -Ii--
lar 10 !lSn. the sI"um!
II. heart, NV boy n"r be AFRAID
~irik" ont Tor ri,ow-Inorm'
iu,i whcn ypH -"r ainiu the ihromg,
\ fellow tuIlrr slip,
just give him, a. nu pas, along,
y brave ami kindly yr1p.
Let uuhlv deeds. Ihnu. .h poor YOU be-
Your path IN life ilum".
aud, with tTu" Citri-iIt Itu charity
GIVE others elbow
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
MASTERING VICIOUS HORSES,

lFrnm the san Francisco thrvG.'Ic.l
Yesterday afternoon an exhibition was
given 1T the corner of Ninth and Howard
streets of new and very >imp,e method
of tanning vlriOu. horses. which i claim
ed to he superior 10 any in use. he
first trial was with Il kicking or hurking
mare which. her owner says, has allowed
no rider on her back tor i've wears. She
became tam" aud gent" III - many
miuute>, and allowed herself / 'e ridden
about without -ign of her f"G1H., Wild
ness The means hy which t- result
was accomplished consists ~ . uio"r Of
ligh, rope. which Is passed {" md the
the front Jaw of the mare, iU-; r...s" the
upper teeth, crossed in her l. IA. and
then secured back OF her Ne. l. is
claimed that no icrse will kick 9r amp
when thus secured, and that q "tHing
horse after receiving this Il .,aent 4
few times will abandon his vie .7 ways
forever. Avery simple mcth": = shown
BY which kicking horse caH 7o shod.
1t consists in connecting tIe 21mals
head and tail by means OF Il r., iaSten-
ed to the tail and then to ia. Lit. and
drawn tightly enough t. H. ne the
horses head to one sid It IS also
claimed that it is absolui'st mpossioie
for the horse to kick on t.I' -'de OF the
rope At the trial yesi""!t' morse
which for years had to b. H#lad on tho
ground to be shod, suttered Tie black
smith to operate upon aH without
attempting 10 kick while secured in the
manner described,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10

n LxyINGros, Mo
sJHl0e No S.I Main street. over ltN;s -
81 ,re will practsc. the lAiiNr''r anu a''.t.
in, counties. ~prcIA! attention gwen 20 N'N
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
1TTOE NJ. -.
y RENTON TANI.Ois.

TTnRNEY Al LAW. Will practice IN ai
a m. Courts OF Lafayette and H"J"'hli. =
co1fntes. al-o the frt'rl r"",sS ,f,
ttt,I III. prtlce III Wilson's ui"cA' ueA
door 10 [ ). Express otl!cr. Main su'''.
srp25 Gn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
DON'T TAKE IT TO HEART.

There 5 many Il trouble
ulJIl bU!-I IIi,r u bubble
Aud into the waters "a! frf." depart,
DIi We not reh.ar-t II
AMI trnd' rIy nurse II,
!. nj s.Hr Il a p"TmI:,iient place Ia cur heart.
Thrr"'s. many sorrow
uUit Vanish tn-rurTruW,
Were W. Only Wiling Ia iuTIr!sh The Wings
>n~u.ty !utruaruS
Aud quietly hru"iing,
1t hairnes ont ali sorts o: terrible things.
How w-icon. the seeming
pi looks fHht G,r- i,titinIng
W artGer pilv'- wealthy, OF " hc'i!'r one poor
Eyes DriEA i = terry,
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he gr0au ami She curse anh tnv neart.srh- ca
cu:r-
Resolve 10 Il. nerrN,
All WVTry L. ferry
Across trc IHm"lt waters "a Il hIi u= forget,
.Aur! no longer ie triui.
bnt u.ppE aud cheerful,
feel lie has much tnaf'- worth living for ye!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
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WALLACE CEilLE>.

TTOHNENS AND ,Ut$>El.LbEs -
n Law, Lexington. Mo ptilc', NM room
IN. rnur, house Wllt lua.iIc IN the courts o.
Iatavrtte ami surroun,itn- counties. a'Ii A1so L.
H,. supreme court uI I.r st'tr oil M.7sS"'. I i
tltr L = Circuit AMI District co"'"S t'' 49,
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
FOR RENT.

ptFEH for rent. Tor thr Year lS77.
! uIf iIruI, urar tnNrr.runycH.enl to tj...i
-ch"rls an! CHURCHES, good water, s1uil
iruIt, and all cnnvrni"nC.-. VIII he s&MA
rented "uiv I" 4 good tenant. Possession glvvr
It; any ttlu.. For para" HiarS. address the uu.
der ilrrrd, Al DuN er, or Iuti \ son. Lexington
jan:tIl Dr. J. Il HI IRHElDC,k
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
WILLIAM YOUNG,

4 TTORNEI AT LAW lexington VI 'souF'
A WII rr,,.tICs Ms profession IN all "i III
courts OF i-.iIyette county ant the S"ALts
Rvrvrd IN the state. Ohc. o'er -Au.' hai
rSawver's old stauU Al! business prompt
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