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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04
pup1,IsuED DAILY AND TRLWEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDEN-
FRIDAY EVENING MAYS. 1871
1t is said by those who profess to be acqusut.

1t is said BY those who profess to be acqualot-
ed with the plans and purposes Of the Admin
istration that 10 his message to Congress Pres
ident Hayes will recommend either subsidy
to the Texas and Pacific Railroad or national
endorsement of the bonds of the Company that
propose to build that road. We hope these
gentlemen may not be mistaken, that is it the
eastern terminus of the road be at a Southern
port, and not at Philadelphia, as it is feared
will be the case. The Government has given
millions to the Atlantic and Pacific and North
eru Pacific Railroads, and ifthe South has really
been taken back into the Union on terms of
equality with the other sections of the country
that equality should be recognized substantial
ly, and there could be no more acceptable form
ia which to manifesto than by liberal sppropEia.
tions to her internal improvements. Leaving out
ofyiew, however, the Incidental advantagest to be
derived from such au evidence Of the restoration
of good feeling between the sections as tho ap
preparation alluded to would afford, the drec
benefit that would accrue from t,would be vastly
more than that derived from any CoDgrcsslona
appropriations heretofore made for similar pur
poses. Should it be made we hope sufficient
precaution will be taken to prevent its being
DETECTED from its avowed purpose to other ano
illeeitimate aims.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

Mr.. John Tyler, son OF the late ex President,
who renowned the principles Of a lifetime and
became scalawag, and has been seeking his
reward ever since, has not yet received it, but
took part 10 the competitive examination on
Monday last for such poor pay as 6rst'c!as:
clerkship 10 the Pension Office. When young
man changes his political opinions there ure
various good and sufficient reasons that can be
offered 10 excuse for such course, but when
old stagers, like Mr.. Tyler, jump the fold in
which they have growo venerable, they render
themselves liable to two imputatlons, neither
of which We should suppose would be agreeable,
aud which arc that they must have either rem.
dered themselves SO obnoxious to their asso
ciates as to warrant expulsion, or been Influence
ed by the desire and hope Of reward. When
that desire is gratlied and the reward is great,
the success, 10 the eyes Of the world, partially
couceals the grossness of the transaction, but
when the hope is deferred or the reward so
paltry as 10 the case alluded to, the proceeding
is looked upon with pity, contempt or ridlcule,
according to the different dispositions Of those
who notice it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

The light is gradually breaking in upon the
republican mind, under the influence Of Presi
dent Hayes conciatory policy, that the South
was not so rcprehensible, after all, in defending
her rights. The Washington Star, ir alludiog
to the selection Of Gen. Pryor as the orator on
decoration day in Brcoklyn, and his acceptance
of the invitation, says:
1T is pleasant and gratifying indication
that time, the great healer, has removed every
trace of resentment and auinosity from the
breasts of those who warrcd against each other
but a few short years ago, and brought them
10 the conclusion which should have been
reached long age; that both we,c equally SIN
cerc in the course they pursued id taking sides
for or against the Union. Those who were &C.
live participants in the matter must now re-
member With regret the unpleasant occurrences
at Arlington few years ago, which it is to be
hoped will never be repeated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04
South GnrOIiil;..

COLUMBIA, May 4.-Tne committee appoint
ed 10 investigate the charges against tbs cJ0G.
Associate Ju;lic, Wright will lcpvr, 5.lty
recommendation that bis seat be declared ya
caut. The House "Wednesday admitted 'sse.
additional members OF The late Nacary |! .,
There Terc thr-c democratic cJGlc%iaa;, FIR L.
seats OF these canGuts. bur tue !glu =, a..
Irregularities charged W3:2 he'd g. D. .
such :rit1iug nature - IL! /, ,i'.,.. ~
result OF the election Of! 81, A!2rE- ~
a committee Of iy. ms been ap2oia;c,! IN "
Senate TO Investigate charges OF frau! ~. &C.
ruption preferred against Cx Uuitc,i S.atc5& /,
rescntallvo oow STATE Senate: NS.isnT
Senator Nash, c,Iorcd aud thc Cieg. .;
Senate Woodruff The democratic Sac II
officers have taken possession a the f.
just surrendered By their TcY@@lie22 ogp5"'n',
The republican atjutant aE! Hspea'o' genre.
turned over to lis success I IS ,Ha1 uG*s ~,
cartridges and 100 rifles, the>2 in!oa ..i 80
are LETT Of $4O, 900 worth Of such ri IS big.
since the war. Gov. Hampton la; slmmt,
TO Imprisonment Ter life the septenr2 OF sag.a
of the ten prisoners nos con.i1cL IL .hAt,j...
Jail under sentence Of death llr the m.n!.!"
white man named Alien, 10 i.gTGJt>g.1'. .
December last. The Remaining thr'', j
Allen, Whitman Allen and Jeuk,n N"i-r
al negroes, vii! be hanged At Ah"cTi'.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

Politics 10 North and South Carolina seem
to be little. out of order. Gov. Hampton S
course don't exactly please those democrats
Who are unwilling to surrender principles for
policy. and Gov Vances is not approved by
those who wish to run the party 90 the repub.
lican plan. Good and true democrats will stick
together 10 both States, and the sooner the 10.
novators and new party malcontents are gotten
rid of the better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04
TeIagraDi,iG SuElun&rJ.

Cornelius i. Timpson and Edward +: b;os.
who are Jointly Indicted with Gco:cc h.i>.@'
ia New FORK for circuia'i;E erroneous T?c'''
tha, The Delaware and llGis5n tiGa. C.
papy had applied for !Ccs!Ttr, to','aj s''
bail for their appearance II trla'. S'o1' z.
not appear.
VIM. z. Wcymsu, Of Wcg4..a E:o.. O.
bacco manufacturers OF Pl:tsburg, H., go
mitted suicide there yesterday "a a."''..
business troubles.
At Mount Vernon, Ll#rarc3 4Ju~.H II.
Samuel Orr vas hanged yesterday t3r,h' e..
der Of Geo. W. Davis, Q! Christian "}2r.T, i
Orr was twenty-five years old.
la the case oil Frank Kelly, on tf3I = To-.
deiphia for the murder CT Ocav45 !. t'':.
1871, the jury this morning render'I " yrs.
of not guilty.
1t was developed on tue triai q * "a.
Treasurer Mann, ut Sandy I'LL, y. J.. 10"
that his dcfalcltion, with interest, -2:',...
SllS,000.
Thomas O. Lewis arrested n L9"ih 4
completely in the Babtitt cmbe2&'c@1" .
New York, will sail from Qqeen5'c"o + VI =
York to dag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04
From WASHINGTON.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE
WASHINGTON AI.va 49,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE
WASHINGTON, May 4 1877
There seems TO be every probability tia, -,
proclamation Of the President Ct the Er,.o5
States calling an extra session Of Concra.. an
the 4th OF June utxt will appear il ,te fro.n
ing papers. The draft of the proclama,;o, BE-,
been ordered, aud It's issue is merely ql,,,i.,
of hours
TIE CABINET MEETING.
A regular Cabinet couucii was held It -.
President Sssnouse to-day. ard is still in -, ,''
slou. 1t is understood thai the cx,ra sc:,,..
was definitely fixed upon, aad Cha, i VS. -,
nouuced that while the administration ~.
be made national aud neither sectional nor W.,
tizan, yet that as the people hui chosen II,
Hayes as republican, ;e sas bcuni 70 cso5rs,
the administration in accordance viii. Il. ~,
publican standards.
TIE DEPARTMENTS.
Tie Treasury Department has or.n..! ,
statement, showing how tie pIcsegt So.
Europe will affect American Commerce,
The State Department J: fuskiug rnai, ,.
official circular to consuls and coosuar a,.rI,
Of the United States, dcfo0g especially H..
duties 10 reference TO the complication. a..,r.
abroad.
The Secretary of State says tia. -. rlt.,
dent will issue no proclamation CT ncuus!.,y
such procedure being consiticted unnecessary
VIRGINIA NOTES.
There are, counting all the h:4acha7 q a.
services CT the United S,stcs, b.. H.. !.aly
some twenty-five hundred Federal cug.oy-.,
10 the State of Firginla. This Include. Il. g.
tire force, subordiuatcs ana al, a.d ia.g.
postmasters.
1t is now understood here that lrlmc..a..,
after the close Of the extra session Prc<.in~
Hayes will be invited to visit Rich:ooad .ai
Petersburg and will accept the a"!tatlJa, ...
perhaps make journey further South; ..i
seems likely that there will be 10 !u9taga ~, .
ments in Virgioia appointments ua:i alt.rr
President shall have returned tre& iA,, W..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

Greece and the Porte. The nation docs not
approye of this course The idea is preached
Of sending note 10 the Powers stating that The
conditions Of neutrality have been abandoned.
LONDON, May IA dispatch from Berlin
wrs q Turkish circular was presented 10 tES
government yesterday 10 reference to the husso'
Kounaoian convenlioo. The Porte protests
against the convention as a. Illegal act O! the
principally facilitating Invasion ana lurtEer-
more declares that the PRICE authorizes Rou-
mania 10 be in the power of u hostile uSurpiCg
government.
MANCHESTER, May "a dispatch to the
Guardian, dated Ragusa, MAJ, ,, has Tic TEL
loving: The hlonseuegrius hold the Duga pass,
b!ockadiug Ga.a1sko and Nlcsics Sueirlan
Pasta, with 20, 700 men, is advancing to relieve
Garansko. Severe fighting is expected. 1t Il
stated that the Turks have persuaded 2O,OOL
South AIbaniaDs to take arms on condition oil
Montenegro being gwen up to piunder. AL
Tic Northern Albanian claDs favor the Monte
negrins.
CoNsrANTINopLE May 4,-Thc press Il"
of 1865 has been suspended and Newspapers
are now placed altogether under Administrative
control.
The Cham Of Deputies alS engaged discus
siDg q ministerial bill for prOcialnlng Inc state
OF siege here. The Porte notified the repre-
sontaliveS Of the Powers, yesterday, that it had
declared 8 blockade CT the whole OF the ku5
sian coast of the Black Sea; : delay ct three
days would be granted vessels wIsi:lGg Is cnttl
| and five DAYS hose intending to leave the Black
| Sea.
A dispatch from Maukhtar Pasha dated
Apr;l 3Oth, announces that the Russians have
| ,d CapncH in oynat tnrra toward: l\arS ID west
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

1t is rumored 10 Washington that politi-
cal combination has been effected which will
secure the election of Gen. Banks as Speaker
OF the next House Of Representatives. We
shall be much erieved and greatly disappoiat-
ed if the regular nominee of the democratic
caucus be not elected Speaker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

Judge Hughes, OF the U. S. District Court
for the eastern district of this State has enter
ed an order that no assignee shall employ coun-
sci at the expense Of the assets 10 bankruptcy,
except after express order of court comforting
that authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

Extensive arrangements arc 10 progress 10
Richmond for the hospitablo entertainment Of
the representatives of the business men of the
West, who will visit that city via the C. 80.
r. R., its western connection, on the 18th
instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

A HEARTLzss MoTHER.-Wed@es'"y .'s
ing sn cticcr Of the SocieLyfor The P'eTs''.'.
Cruelty to Children, whio pAssinS '-', ~.
Thirteenth street. New York, found ..'.: 10.
ones sestoi upon pile Of de:ra "@.c" "'
represented household furniture, NJ! ! %tv' X
puiry, sscertsined that tho mo.@e?, @!.''' ..
Govern, had boon disposse2sed from. ,.,
leaving her three little Gnos had :NHe, u, w..
about fifteen months Old. ana s)H" "i''
lar spree .I ,o.. =.
The officer found tho moths, ~. -, -.
whole family 20 the station hou:c A-rg,.erl.
were provided f9!. YESTERDAY d ISL .'~' -. -,
sent tho mother to the WORK hG"l@ ..,r.
months, allowing her to ta;o the b;o. vi" -, e.
jennie, aged eight, and kstc, "s2; ~, !, :. ~
sent to the Catholic Pro!ec:ory, "L ,, 49,.
five years, was placed in chs7he q ."'
the House Of Mercy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04
The Indians.

SAN FRANCISCO, May "a Tue:o"' A;."'.'
dispatch says Indian Agent Cum, te'ss'a..
81 to Gov. Stafford, from Fort Craig, q" 10 H."
ulto., as lollows:-
1 have Gcroum Ponies, OWNS an !l,: 49,.
others Indian prisoners, and expect 10 s.s' ,n,
all tho Indian captives for San Carlos Oh Wv
are out after the remaining hostile !@1''
ehnut 40 IN number
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

METEOROLOGICAL FOR APRIL A'''' ,.,.
month there have been s1uc var" -' =. .
some cold ones, and 40 uousc1. ;t",I@1. , ~
high northeast winds. rhc h'Eb, ~, 49, ~,
cter was on the o4,h-S2' Oh '"i -' .,... =
on the 18th, -. The cyI1a-' hi.'.' ,"'. q.
tho 81 and l5th-34o aud a. h 2; H.. - =.
peralurc of the month was ~ ~ ~. .,,, ,1-.
of totally cloudy day: II. -" ,,: 49,; !
raa was 3.G5 inches. PTevaI'i"s ".'' T..
"a; n. W., 20, ous Of 81 o'>ss'''' :....
three times day at :. 2and ; o. '''.'' -.
lorce o.! the wind six nile "H "l'', .,. IL.
OF mics travelled during t@e u ,,,a.. !,
wind 1920. This has been TIE .' "'i.., a.. ,
since 1871, viz April ISL 30 :'''f -. -.
1873. So 81; 1871. 1904; i',I !,,,',>.,gia
5l.29; 1877, 81 81. ''' '''.'
Accotiuk. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

j SPEECH DY Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS. The
New Orleans Times Of April IS prints speech
made Is Dir. Jefferson Davis 10 that city, in
response 20 sereuade from the Lee Assoca-
ton CT Mobile, Ala, in which he says, among
other things: For the honor Of the comrades
whose unt'meiy deatL you mourn. for the -o-
snect due TO Inc cause you loved l,3r The pride
you feel 10 your ancestry, for The hopes you
cherish Tor your poserity, let not your eyes
revert constantly to the past, but Goa
fronting the present and looking patrioticliIy
on the Iunre, let your efforts be made to re.
pair What has been iDjlr2d, aud to build again,
higher and broader, on mere solid foundation,
The Temple OF human liberty, after the model
LETT BY your fathers. You engaged 10 no war Tor
sectional ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, you fought no battles
Tor personal advantage, you were prompted BY
10 malice, and your kDightIy escutehson is tar
nished By 10 sordid hate or desire for mean re
vsDge. The war left you stripped Of all save
honor, aud your cbiVaIry was as incapable Of 10.
hctog wr0b: as it Vas Of submitting to it
tame!y."
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06

,itv At the. ll- here Mrmhrup and his prog
,.uy fairly siIunr. ON luc-,iay. Mi. h"en"'s
Anna Johnson by AiembrlnO, took til, premium
iur the fastest two year old, Bessie Mem
brIan another ..au.hicr uI the same hnrs',
exceeding her speed but Long ru!cd ont l"r
alleged i,ui lriyim.. uu Inursday IN III" -
vruT-"li trot the three premiums "hrlri We're
all taken hy Observation-Disclosures Maj" get
/ I NJ The FIRST. Mendtilah SECOND. anu b'sal"
thtrd. lhr I"urrh hhy'- tr"t ipr tour year "Ii~,
tor II purs,. ui ri.u w..- wan hy Mr.. kelly
Marvel, II son oI NJ uJrlm". IA ! ~ ami ~.
In Ih, grlu,i ,rnl on the last d,v JOr purs" of
So, Marvel again w"n the Iirst m"r"y. Iuak!ng
ON heat utt e.. tl., yrl IN. - the best tn- ever
ms,ir IA the W.T. by - tour year eid over u tiIrt
/ "r u Iuilr TRACK. Thr exhibition ga tr"ity was
quar-" out virtn iorM"mrrnO ami hi- iHmiiN,
7 a ,h'.y almost premium III tue amphl-
thvIrr" and ON Ih, track, amt III IN" three IIngs
| III winch they were driratri tor hfSt ItrN TOOK
r"rnn'i premiums. bn saturday hrhl"Tlho ;
coils ~ Iim -hrcrSsiul. In the nsrh harness
stallion rinI M,nbrlun himself took the pre-
/ mum over Hiram Woodruff and NJ West. tw"
/ magnificent stations, "i "hich litrlr ""h'fs
/ may We'll H. proud pn the thir,i day IN til"
sweepstakes RING lor best hnrn"s~7 tuiI"h.
nrrr or .svILIng. Mr.. Frank IrIsS'- Hi
: Beck. smother son 0i Mcmhriu", took Ill"
/ rr,, premium, aud Ella wuodson. daughter of
: the ~nmc h-r-r took thr aeC"nh II would he
| ditii.uIt Ia Say morr tor one breeder and on"
( hni-r than We have here -nIt for capt l"dhumrI
. uua hi -Ilruilt horse MruhI mo Beside all
/ TN AI!-glo carried oil tlIr palm III tIsc -werl-
/ -Jtkr, tor harness -talluuo of al! age Capt
/ To,lnHntcr H. q thorough horse man He has put
/ his whole energy, tor wears. and n Ere"t ieal ui
,.t.t. f!t,v li- bu.lli,-- nni hc deserves hI q
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
TRUSTEES SALE,

VI HtEL-i>, Lt,ir Y. Merton and John =
w Morton. her hu- band, 10y their c,II,In ,!,,,i
"i in-t. bearing d-tr thu eth ia, "i hrr.l. \.
u, $50, Al irCrt' / 70. ir recorder uI..,. p
ih' county II Lnial "iir, rnd state oi Missouri.
IN book number :, I'll page lU". co'fvc Vel Iu ne
and being >lruaie IN the county oil I-tfiy,Ifr and
stale Ul Missouri anu trsrrIrct us follows, L.
"l' lhr 'H-i half Ia OF th- southeast quarter
ca 81 section nuinpcr IhiiIy y-un. E.) in town
snlp my liD), Of IauEr tw,ufy-stA (.6j HIi the
npI ir.t>I quarter \. ui section IN ~ in tow
aIlp ioItN-niu" 90 ui range twtntr--iN i2"..
MnIrU SAID lied ni uu~; w.s~ made to- secure iu,
pay n,nt "i t"u pr1nlssOIy notes thtr-.n t.
>"rbrti' and whereas, >ila note, haV" hrcu!ur
uu" am; rrIuaGlH uuPtIi, Now therefore, II. tie.
/ herrN gwen, thHt /, tE. undrrs Eued trustee,
81 ;nc request ui TIL uultrT ul said uutc.. Will
IN arCuruancv with iic terms and conditions "i
saII deed 4 tru>I, proceed to sell the real estate
therein described. Al liUhiIc Ncnduc, 10 the high
tst bld! Ter Tor cash, IN front UI the courth .usr
door, IN the county Of Lafayette and state al
Missouri. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1TH, \. II i-1f,
between the hours OF nlne O'cluck IN the lore.
noon and i've O'Clock IN the afternoon at saIt
day, IL satisfy -aid Hu.s with the interest tls
on. together With the cost at executing tlIs
trust. JAMES WE\lN URIlt,
,.r'
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
HISTORIC GROUND.

Al iti- foot of Lookout Mountain, near Chat
tsnO"en, Tenn, was fought many n hard battis
duuHE the wHr
CA Iaat sam" ground. nearly forty years ago
victory gained more glorious than any
gained 10y our armies. \ remedy WAS there dis
covered Tor liver diseases that excited the won.
der OF ~ctcHtrfc men and physicians. Purely
vegetable. 1t eAcc.lrd IN curative properties til,
mineral drugs, such calo!ne, and WAS II:
harmless I" the system and almost a. plet-an
81 :hr ':i-;c c0il"e. This wOrld-iumou> rem
ely is DR.. \. q. simmons Vegetable Live
Medicine. manufactured by NJ a. lhc'i:Ur'i
60, Chattanooga, Tenn. II IL Tor sale by j. y
Quarlr> n Co, -. W. Il IcsIs and The"
GOscwI-ch, VIII" hav" ais" some trial package
which vii! be given away 10 all applicants irc
OF Cilarre. nct6 Inn
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
hullVillF

Wnr.,I ,- advancing h.Ir.
Nii"r ''i" through It.c country "I sew raj
day. ii''d th' col" crop ! short "n".
AutiN'.ir u ~ nJ'rn moot Ir.t,l iture or d 'ic-
lr..Htr =,'rlr'. rhi- w.ut'r- Tome down, Lea
'"ai''r. ."'i taxi. = hnn" We "'"'n IKE 10 near
,""t -'~ rti''7.
'.'.. u 1h' place for 'a'i"rI7 I" FAN". '''"u7
.i'. :''i i"' Latest new, t"' ""' '""i'"1"'~
A."".. .r"r ii'" li.l"I'c' "c'i Oh 'i'!F '"""''t7
80. '!." H-" vi lhrn 'Hs.""'rT-
N''''r '-.''.'@'- '''""ms ~ %. ""'' J"''
. -". 7'''" h''' ''-' VIII ''' 10 "'''A "f
ni t'' 'in' 'it"i '"H t." Hr"'"c'd i"' '''' '''''s
ir.'i!', Hi.. N..i i.''h' n"'a~s"~ d" iaiI'N 'i"H
leo -.r"T=-
NN.'Ft..' De IA nee "' " 500" h"''i. '"' "''i
H"ri N"n'i pay "s Ia" '' 4A'fH' every ""S'"s
-il.sn, u, - "hE "'n A"u nav" u s""l h"'l ''
n'.' .n'"''i.''" hH'"rT'. Au'N!i Is otAh1ihs IA
'.rr. uNu .l-h1 hy mot l"rnIns a -lVrh company 1"
l.,u.' s,"amy hotel.
Ma. ii. =. 'ht'jwlrh, VT" AMI daughter, leave
.I i.'v !ayS, {" W.T. ID Pam ast"r, "i Iowa,
Goo SO II mat great doctor can cHlr Mr.. chad
H.rA ~i, Las t'r, II lAiAlNZ"d Tor several E""fs,
.at h.- lost lt,r E-r"i ""r"t her arms. Her hH-
u.rluu- lr.r!.d> hope irI net speedy recovery.
H., ami u ,.i ptruIc- have been thu practice os
:E.- GOWN and country tor :. month past. They
ii...r rl"-rl with ttt'. ~'t-cu. Inc YOUNG people
.I I"i !r.r- r.ui- Tor The winters amusement
w"Uai suggest lnai tl'' society ia Todure ihr
.ru.!H g. d.uoe alter. instead ol dancing after
-.uGII+,. III" violin would adj greatly 10 the
ruI"E :u,u:.
nv tanners h:sy" ALI been putting IN wheat
F.Dn-. iAr"N- lud jglIi- all moving, Late and
cary. Vt I,u-t on~-tt,'rh morr wheat l. beng
ON. 'I~ e., ~,.li Than ever before. i!Ic seeding
- a-.r,, - u.s,: IT,. .uund - Ia rNr"Lient order
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS.

Are you hcspondcnt sufferer from Sick Heal
ache. iIabituai CostIvencss, Pulpitation oil the
Heart? Have you Dizziness of the Head l.
your Nervous system depressed? Does your
Blood circulate badly? Have you Cough
Low spirits Coming up oi the food after eat
in- &c, &c. All OF these and much more are
the direct results oi Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. GiEsEN's ArGusT FLOWER Ii
now ackM"wleds" by all Drussl- is to be osl-
tive cure. : Hoo ,OO1 bottles were give away in
the /. :. through druggists 10 III" people as Il
trial. Two doses Will satisfy and person of itt
wonderful quality IN curing all forms of lnhig.s-
tiUn. sample bottles 10 cts. Regular size .'cts
Sold positively by all hrst-ciass Druggists in tie
United States. Thru Gos-wisch, Agent, Lex.
!uItou. Missouri sepll5euw.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
ADMIyISTRATOR,S SALE.

I(l N!itnr II an order oi the PrODSt" court Of
ID Lafayette county. Missouri, made al tn, July
term, \ II le1., the undersigned, admsnIsirt.
Tor al In. estate OF William shelby, deceased,
viii sell al public aur ion To the highest bid
der. for cash IN hand. IN irOni ot the Courthouse
door, III sad county, ON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH, Is77.
between the hours of t,n 'clock IN the forenocn
and i've O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day.
during the session OF the county court, all III,
right, tltle interest an estate OF the said William
shelby, deceased. III an To the following c.Cs-
crIbei real estate, situate, lying and being In
said Lafayette county, Missouri. to wit: All thHt
part oi tue northwest quarter Of section twenty
two t22) in township iorty-uin. (I"l. OF InrG"
twenty five t25l, supposed To- contain one hun
dTeG and twenty-five U25) acres, lying north Ut
the middle of the chnnnr! of DAVIS "a, ek. viii. IL
tract Is bounded south 10y the lands heretofore
conveyed by W iiliam shelby I" Henry Brand, IN
said quarter section, by deeds dated the 10th oi
April and the .th oi November, 1874. Also the
nor hrast qnareI oi the southeast quarter Of sad
section, township and range.
Given under my han,t ths, ith DAY oi oct"-
Der, lS.. oct6ti THOMAS SHELBY,
Al pI th,. fatr ,,f m Sk,.tn "A