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, 1877-01-27

FURTHER Discovery IN TAR-The
dirty product known as tar is ;he AT
rics of the chemist. Every one who
dips in 10 il TO make explorations Is
sure to find a new substance to re
ward him for his trouble. These who
were earliest in the Geld came upon
psratfiue, solar oil, ereoSo'e, and then
followed long line of exquisite cOlor>;
this branch OF the subject being ap
psrenIly exhaseted, more skillfll
chemists discovered csrbolic acid, aud,
subsequently, a way of manufacturing
salicylic acid; then followed 4 whole
progeny of sweet odor>, including argi
hcisl oil of winter green, all Of which
were made from the noisome tar; fin
ally, 8 German chemist hSs found in
the creosote of beech wood a sub
stsnce out of which he has produced.
by means Of ehlortorm and excess of
soda lye, fragrant substance closely
resem bling in flavor and odor the well
known vanilla been. The new pro.
duct is called vanilline. and il is al
ready extensively used as a substitute
for the native vanilla for all purposes
where the bean was formally employed
, 1877-01-27
All Sorts of RreNItIes-

The wOolcock is a well grounded
roomer.
The Russian Ursa is ordering out
bis majors.
A passing notice. perambulating
street sigr.
Suits of mail are brought against
postoffice robbers.
How TO keep cider-Bottle ii, lock
it up, and loose the key.
The gardner draws his celery when
the market men want 1t.
What is that which flies high, flies
low, has no feet, yet wears shoes !!
Dust.
\ butchers sign out West reads as
follows John Jacobs kills pigs, Ike
his father"
A man who drinks lightly is now
called Durham" because he is OF the
short horn" breed.
Shakespeare in Horticulture.-'Ihat
which we cauliflower by any other
name would smell as sweet
a French scholar asks whether
when a gentleman addresses lady as
"ma BELLA" is it right for him TO ring
her.
Ohio boasts a tailor who has at
tained the ripe age 102 That may
be called the survival of the fttest-
A fond parent who could no longer
DELAY the christening OF his child, has
named his little one Hayes Tllden
Smith.
What is the difference between the
clown at the circus and a guilty con
science Why, ones cute amuser,
the Others q mute accuser.
Railway porter (whO has had the
lighted end of a cigar thrown into his
eye): Beg pardon, si7, but that eyes
full the other is quite at your service.
That South Carolina cireuit indge
is a Bond that should be cancelled.
Schurz seems to think there is not
much danger Of q Carlsist war in this
country.
If we should pray more for what we
want, and swear less because we don'i
get it, things might go easier.
Milton Sayler is law and gentIr
and luxurious.
Randall has jat-bIack hair and Z
high metallic voice.
Bailey while lecturing lets his hair
grow like a hustle.
Have your say out, and be the cas-
Ter for it all through life There's nc
pleasure in living if you're to be cork
ed up forever, and only dribbie your
mind out by the sly like leaky bar
rel.
An Austrian Count refused to mar.
ry his afianced bcauSe at some game
he saw her kissed by another man.
The only sure care for sneezing j:
20 hold the patient upside down
Sneezing has therefore gone entirely
out Of practice in polite society.
, 1877-01-27
SPECIAL FREEGUTS.

Pianos, Billiard Tables. Furniture. Glass. Glass;
and is contents IN OteTW lse, Queens
ware Marble and Cistiils- taken only - Owner
risk OF damage brrsikil,- or irahdge.
ACIDS, Turpentines, Burning Finds, OLs and all
other liquids, ia cans or other vesse!s, 1t owners
risk OF lesksge-
Eggs taken only at owners risk OF breakige
Fruits, Vegetables. and all other peTislabie prop
Erty, at owners risk 0t frost or decay
Furniture not b0Nei, and all Agricultural ana
Mechanical Implements, set uP CT knocked down,
owners ri-k of damage and chatting or bfesk.ge.
Nor VIII the Company IT, responsible ior dehlences
IL any part unless the specially recsptet ior-
, 1877-01-27

A SICK MAN.-When a man is all
ing he ought 10 know two things:
what caused his ailment and what
will remove it, for it j. folly to expect
relief until the cause Is removed
Therefore when q man Is sick he
should at once go home, cover up
warm in bed, in cool, pure room, aud
wait for better times, eating nothing
mean while, unless be feels really hum
gry, if thirsty he can eat and swallow
all The ice possible. The most stupid
animal, when aIliDg, seeks, quiet, rest
and warmth, and cannot be induced
TO eat anything. The Philosophy Of
the course is that GOODNESS is death
hence even the pig, while aiIing, seeks
some sunny spot a. the side of a house
or fence, which is twice as warm as
ahy other place from the rebound of
the suns rays. Rest sought BY qale
tude, all sickness is debility, every
motion of a limb, the very crook OF
Inc hn5er, requires sIIehSIh, every
atom of which is needed 10 bring the
body from It's weakened condition, for
in default of strength for this purpose,
Typhoid comes on and all is over. The
animal does not eat; nature takes
away the appetite, because the body,
already cIogged with a load Of mat
tiers which are better out than in,
would bu; have the weight increased
by every mouthful swallowed. And
yet man, with his higher Intelligence,
eats when he has no appetite, fights
against nature, his best physician, who
i'll kindness and wisdom has taken the
appetite away, and 'eats TO keep up
his strength" This patient waiting
in warmth and quiet and abstinence
from food will cure a large majority
of all common ailments.
, 1877-01-27

Nor SATIsF, CroRY.-Some time ago tie pToprieIors
of crtlery works Beaver Falls Pa made the ez-
r.rIment Of substituting Chinese labor for white, the
ynrkurn bling We helirva, OhIains here. II - now
stated thai they have had rHough Of It, and will
revert 20 their former system, Ia 81 eoIIs moth
ing but yely sense OF possible profits ne tel them
toalan3on CnliOdsIy euourl, tn principal faults
they iini n their mnon-eyei operatives i the hckl
facility with which they 20 suikr. and the III
at-hub!e flshty with which they hid out OF
course workman who can loi,a oOntente-ly IN an
ashtarrel aud dine with satisfaction aevilei rat,
cannot h very easily starved into compliance, ECr
frozen TO teIrus.-N. +. Gail
, 1877-01-27
Weeklp State5aan.
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SATURDAY........,.J January ~. i~11.

The PARIS EXHlBTI0N.-ltb has been
announced tha; shortly after the holt
day vacation the President would
send a message TO Congress recon-
menaing that measures be adopted TO
cali the United States 10 represent IL
self in a fitting manner at the Pans
exhibition of 1878. We presume tha.
the message will be sent IN time, aid
that Congress will accept II in mac
ner becoming It's high importance 10
dustrial expositions are 2 modern IN
stitution, which the whole world has
accepted, and no nation Is great
enough TO stand alOOf and decry their
power. The millions who visit these
institutions tell ether millions what IS
there exhibited, and the nation which
makes 10 exhibition Is supposed to
have nothing to exhibit. In fact,
these exposi,ions are 10 nations what
agricultural fairs are to untIes. IL
is assumed that each county sends It's
best products, animal or vegetable.
and that It's best skill and most useful
inventions are represented among It's
manufactures. The farmer or artisan
who declines to take part IN this
show will find himself neglected be.
cause unknown. The world cannot
pause 10 search out individuals unless
individuals pat themselves in ;he way
OF the worlds travel. Paris IS the
CITY of all cities for an exhibition OF
this nature. IL Is the qneen city OF
the present century, the foremost IN
history. the mistress in art, unrlvailed
IN fashion an in the gracps of partrI-
elan circles. Every one desires to vis-
it Paris, and an exposition is therefore
only an occasion. y very Slight im~
pulse will Sc: twenty millions OF peo>
pie with faces in that direction. In
one sense it may be truly said that
all roads lead TO Paris.
, 1877-01-27
I-AleNI FOR @ALiI.

TAPN FOR SALE of One Half Section Of land.
\ a COOP FRAME HOUSE and FRAME EARN.
and a god ORCHARD with FRU IT and I'll hRJ -
RERY on the place There i abundance OF good
ruDuing water anil plenty Of timber for fire wuoi
and fencing purposes ON tie land. The place Is SIT
r,tei one anl one half miles frJul Dayton, Colum-
biz county Washington teTrit'ry- For further Par~
tic,l,rs tdlress the undersigned AZ Dayton, " t.
,StF NFWIA\D & KIRK.
, 1877-01-27

THE remains OF balloon have rec
emily been found on the coast of Ice.
land. In the car were found human
bones-an incomplete skelelon-and a
leather travelling bag containing pa
pers so moldy as not to be decipheIpd.
1t is supposed that this vas the bal
Icon in which the aeronaut Price as
cended during the siege of Paris.
, 1877-01-27
District Court Summons.

TERRITORY or V4SHINGTON,t Sc
Comfy cf HGHI HOEI-
In Gte DiStrfo, ta,t of tie First Jgd5etll District OF
HcSjssagios T-yTst0rg-
VICTOR SCHiFFTER, PiIiH,IT. Ug. LOUISA
" .SgH4FFTER, D-tss,laat-
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO
L LOUISA ". SCHAFEEEE, Defendant: You
are hereby required 70 appear IN an acton brought
against YOU by NICEOR SCHAFFIER, Plaintiff
in the District Court Of tie First Judicial District
OF Washington Territory, holding terms Ut the city
Of Walla Wslla, IN aaG FOR the COUNTIES OF WalL4
WallI and C0lumbia, 10 answer the c mpialnt OF
Plaintiff tilel n Mala Malls county, within twenty
days affs- the service Of this suumCns usiye Of
tbs day OF service II il sud county. hut
in said District IN thirty days; otherwise VIII N
sixty ays the said Plaintiff vii ,ake Judgment
ans; yen by default, according 10 the prayer " the
oompial Z
The sam action i brought by the Pla;utif 10 oh
tain divorce from the bonds Of natrlnOny existing
between him ard De3eniant on the grounds Of atan-
iOnmsut Of Plaintiff by Defendant; and fu- O1her
aIs3 further relief as nav be meet the premises
And yuu sre hereby nosIred that uEIess you aIpsa-
and answer the sfii complaint above rrguIr1, the
prayers Of the PlaniifE all be granted
Witness the Hon. ;. c. NIS@ARD, Judge
os the District Court Of tie First Judicll
Il. 81 District Il Washington Territory, and tie
Seal Of sad Court afiiNei, this 5, cay OF
January, A d ISL
u. REEVES AYRES, ClsEk,
TE0S. H. BRENTS,
Plaintiffs Attorney. fsv
, 1877-01-27

TIE Speaker at an anniversary
meeting mournfully said: Cone by
one our friend, are passing from u
into the land of shadows" Nv ell,
exclaimed an old lady, you wouldn't
have 'em 90 two by two, or all in a
huddle, would you n
, 1877-01-27

MoLIERE was asked the reason why
IN certain countries the king may as
sume the crown at fourteen Years Of
age and cannot marry before eighteen?
" II Is" answered Moiiere, "because
1t Is more difficult to rule q wife than
q kingdom"
, 1877-01-27

A DANGEROUS ENEMY.-With sun
shine and an open fire, there is only
one other customary enemy to be got
rid of in the bedroom, and tina. ia 4
fixed wash stand. This machine is
useful enough in public places, in
hotels and restaurants, but aught to
be banished, both for sanitary and
aesthetic reasons, from our domestic
life. Leaving ont of view the expense
of plumbing arrangements, their lia-
bility to get out OF order, the frequen-
cy with which they get stopped up,
the freezing in winter, and all the evils
water and drain pipes are heir 10, l
believe it is now admitted that the
drain pipes are the source of a great
deal of the disease of cities and even
of our country towns. Convinced Of
this, and seeing no certain way TO pre-
vent the evil SO long as drain pipes
are allowed in bed rooms, many pco
ple now a days are giving up fixed
wash stands altogether, and subStiIut
inc the old fashioned arrangement of
q movable piece offurniiure with NOV
able apparatus, the water brought in
pitchers, and the Stops carried bodily
away in their nalive slop>jars.
, 1877-01-27
DOWN SpEGEAL RATES,

Deiicered 10 Ae o. s y. Co.'S Boofs al Boiiaid.
Merchandise, FrIit and Vegetables, same rates As
above er ton measurement
Wool one-half more than the above rates Pr ton
weight. Bret hides each IN cents.
~ooa Sand, Stone and 1--we stock at agreed On
rates up or down, by ioaJ
Double rates oc iast freight l..@krgss, up or
down, received frusn o. delivered TO I,a;S.
All freight not delivered before P n. on TIE day
after It received at the dCpOts viii le stored at
owner expense AID risk
And all freight received at depots viii beat owners
ri-k oi 1re until shipped DELIVERED to roHsSne-
All bills payable IN gold com beiUIr delivery ui
freight.
, 1877-01-27
Eaafes OIs Up Freight,


GOODS, KERCH4NDiSE, ETC, ETC.
From WaliuIa to WHIlt WaIla ...S - %
From Walluli 20 =
From Whitman 10 Wala Malla.. .............. l 20
gzT Building Material Agricultural and NechaD-
zeal Impl-In-n ntS Lime ~, Freq r.! 20 Nalula =
o. = y Co : lO4ts AT ft-iuci measurement, VIII be
Freighted by at the foregoing rates, IN y. ;. "
Co : reduced meas uT-IIeut.
, 1877-01-27
Pitchers
Castoriia.

Nothsrs nay have rest and their babies mag have
health, If they wIll Clstorl.l for Mind Colie,
Worms, FeYe-ishness, sore Avgth, CTcUp, or SiOm-
ach Complaints II i eTtirely vegetable prepaTA-
ton and contains neither mineral, morphine n'T
alcohol II pleasant % IKE Is honey, tn1 Rel
rier uCr lrrTTe-
, 1877-01-27
ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTY, &e-

Federal Officers. SOhiieTs and Sailors ct tie -
war, or hetr kesrs, are IN nsuy czLs=s enl4-.l-
money IroID the Government which las ben lvuDs
TO be due since final payment "r-e fuH hi~o.! =
service and state amount a pay and bounty Tg-i'
Certificates Of Adjntan: General :. A, sioSl~;
service and honorable discharge tsreiroin ID -
discharges lns,, procured f.ir n small fee
Enclose stamp 70 Gilmore & TO- and III "
PfSSIONs. PESsi0SS.!
All Federal Ofeers Solders, and Sailors, Teun'n,
rUpturei, OF jured the line OF duty IN TIC 49,
war, and disabled thereby can Obtain pr.lss d T..
Widows AMI minor children, OF UtlodS, 1,, 1vr.t1
and Sailors, who have die since discharge q = -
contracted wounds and Injuries resel'e'l 10 ~ -
service and IN line OF duty en- procure pehS-''' "
addressing Gilmore & 90. ,,-4r
Increased r1.tss for Pensioners o5tsiHel Ho'lD.i !,
land Warrants procured FOR serEsr II vars ~ s,r
March 5, 1855. There are E0 warrants &C., 80.
Send stamp 10 GILMORE s. CO., W "St1
ton - a. E,- full institutions -
F. HARDRTY vii confer z favor by cal.In5 -
, 1877-01-27
Outstanding Gounfy Warrants

OFFICE CoUNTT TRFiSULFR.
-isnuary -, 1871 !
DERSONS HOLDING COUNTY ORDERS are
hereby notified that all : arrHnts issu.d to Jan.
q, 1871, Will be paid on presentation Interest
registered orders Will cease from and after this ia'e
W. O'DpNNELI., Treas.
CIV II N Ola I.-rrtv
, 1877-01-27

An empty purse fills the face with
wrinkles.
, 1877-01-27
SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

iSY PERSO& wishing 20 eN,Lau-s "a SINGER
L MACHINE fp- any utIer 'sIn Law any one IN
this territory ~ thr sly l vu1 from o - go
to boot after thee months wau: and Gflgr five
y.srrs' we.lr NIL give trso ipr ou, MGR Machine
4O-tf IHOS. ROMAN
, 1877-01-27
EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two gallons Will cover a hundred square feet Of
shingle root Whi.e on tin ron felt matched boards
OF any smOO sur;ace frIu TWO quarts 20 gallon
required to 100 square feet OF surface and al
though the paint has heavy holy II Is easily applied
with brush.
, 1877-01-27
RAILROAD COMPANY.

IN AND AFTER THIS DATE, until further
W notice, Freight viii be TgCeSed At owners risk
of fire. damage 10y storms, bryskle waste, leskaze,
lni all VOlial. hrrIirHia iur tTiI-mi-S and
DELIVERY from D. pots. ~ the t.llnMIn.. rat-s
, 1877-01-27
PATENT SLATE PAINT.
MIXED READY FOR USE.
Fire-prOOf, Waterproof, Durable, Econ
OmieaI, and ornamental,

roof may be covered with a very cheap shingle
and by pcstion OF tins slate he made 10 Last from
70 TO > years. Old roofs BE- patched and cutel
looking much better, and Lasting longer than
shIngles without the slate, Tor
, 1877-01-27
Rates on DOg,n Freight,

PER TOS Wight, OSl
, 1877-01-27
0ne-thIrd the Cost of ReShinglins.

The expense Of stating shingles Is only about
the cost OF Simply laying them The paint FIaE-
POOP against sparks or flying embsrs, may be
easily tested by any one.
, 1877-01-27
IT STOPS EVERY LEAK.

and for tin or iron has no equal, as il expands by
heat, contracts by cold and SEvER CIsAczs nor sclls
Roofs covered with Tar Sbeathing Felt caD he made
wateT-tight at a small expense, and preserved for
many years.
Tins Slate Paint Is
, 1877-01-27

F. HARDBTY VII confer z favor by oli!I1i ~
oE-c
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-09
NEW MEXICO.

La E".- SEW MEXICO, May loth l--..
fn'f"t. i'TELLiGkSCER 1t has been long
''-e 7'h'r wrote to you my last letter was
If"" iT'nilat. |"l lett Trinidad last July
ana |ai"e I" ihis place, Where have been all the
t.iHr "iiti ;he last three months In March |
"rHd great dead Ot talk about the .JicsrIlla
gold mI.Ge= 50 | concluded TO 90 and see them
l., ny -~.i Inc! are lrn mile, south or this
p,ac" Ioumd theIn 10 be all they Were repTe-
zrntel In. gold tar IL prospected Will
aE~Ia2- from i've /" twenty CrnI- Der nan OF
iiri, Hhe shot gold The j!Cari!Ia mines have
been known for hUnLr wear, or more. They
were INST discovered by the Spaniaris aui
worked !or several Years by them. until the
ln'ilan- d:uV" thrm OUT. The MeNcans every
w,ntrr 90 from tai, place and work us long rs
The -LpW lasts ,:ts there i wa:er IN the mines
noT ANY nearer than Fifteen miles. They are all
dry lI--lns. aud amounted 10 but very little a.
l..rr" uo way OF getting gold uui OF the earth
" r!.yHt water. unII. Nj. Geo. olun. of Nevada.
invented machine to separate the gold from
l!'r earth without the usr "i water While |
va IA til" n!inc, Mr GInn tested his machine
~ HE pr"evnre at twenty-five u thirty miners +.
t. their entire satisfaction. We ran seventy
i've pan, Of .iirt through the machine in twenty
/ i"o HI"uir, and took out seven dollars and
htl c'u'- al Epid. IN" machine reduced the
seventy Ne pans OF dirt t" less than two pans
/ iA!. ln"rc 10 great excitement over il and
| miners are rushing in every tay IN all kinds OF
| outfits This Will b" another Black Hills
! | intended writing I" yuu, while down in the
! mines but Thought had better wait until
Sd" whether """. Ginn's machine was sue
crs~, or r3l. ! am having machine built
here Tor my use. Ny engine is on the grounds
start b-ck on the 22nd for the mRes, an,l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-09

as Tor its h'althfuincss and picturesque bc.utv'
am 'h"'h p'eA7ed with the climate OF this parr
81 i'At-' and many places present good opnor-
'uh!'lts Tor investment. Railroads and lmn;
grafton companies haV" left nothing undonc 10
7"'L me 'de "i immigration t" thIs state. II
v"' is Wei established Ia Missouri, or else
where, md Is contemplating - removal toTrxns
l"i Eih Lr>t come and give the country a pcrsoD-
a .u-Tec ion, for there Is glamour over many
- u" d" rrIptI"n- ni Texas thai have read AZ
d".'.itVr a. the mirage of the desert
Yours truly, RICHARD FIELD,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-09

4 CRYSTAL Corfu
gated DEN OF MON
~TF.E SERPl.NIS
(>ume ut " hich are
- feet in length. J
TR AIMED AND
L f. /; F . Il VI | y q
WILD Be A>IS has
been made Il special
" in thisGreatShOw q.
\ Drove of BAG
TRlAN { \ NJ ELS,
Baby Monkey baby
l'amcls. Baby E.Ic-
phants. Baby Lions,
Etc. Etc, a South
American HIPPO
! PDTAMTS :, a SE y
+ J. + i ii \ y 1, a
W AI.Rt :.
30 Cages of Wild
Beasts, 30 + II l..
-, r.II
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-09
ARKANSAS.


Issue, pre-un.s YOU trr not greatly pressed
i"r room Iuu have been. AMI drop you 4
'Nor'! from Ariansa-, huping that the. iInc-
Wi! HAD you "enipvIng TIA. same blessing.
Since coming her. have received letters
from ~rvrr;,: pprsnn5 IN three different states
-aviu., ,hcv had seen from, the Inf.lli.nr-r that
| Wa here. and they wished some information
IN REGARD ,n Tho accommodations the urice OF
board. &c. a.. AMI perhaps there are many
of ,.!r readers who an, interested IN The sub
j.,.t
Tu.. Iron Mountain 4 Southern railroad runs
through Malvern, twenty mics from here. and
ir.uu Mal,cr,i to the springs we haNca Narrow
I.,tgn roat Person, leaving st Loui. at Il.
.cl,rt ,,u. morning arrive here at o'clock ,he
next morning, The far being sl9 b. Cars Oh
rn,. street r,,lr.n,t run within twenty wards OF
.3-i,, and for Nv. ,.r,,f- v,u can r,.l, tn.
ie,,,,, ,,- rh ,nyyu Trrr. ar,. three Iir-l-clt~,
hotels iir,.- -t0rir- fii-h .,ljh about - roulu~
each where hnarI rnsgr, from SGu 10 $40 l.I
month"; according to I,.,ai.On ui rouni- ,sc
W-b,y,ti,rri IN -rcuu,t-clu=, uuleI-, with
,r,,,, !1 f., =, r,,nIus .,rh wn,,r hoard ranges
from s+n 10 s,., Der month Ihrr.. are ten ~
tfi,r.,, thir,i-,ln-, h.u-,, with from 4. ~ ,
roni,- ,.,,u. winch charge from so to $40: and
N''e 'iN H'''' - i ''''''''1''' '"''' f''''S -
WITH iron Nv" I" thIfty rooms each ana ""t I
board ranges iron -" 10 81 per ihoh'h. IL
speaking ot br-t, second ami thlrd-class hoieis'
class them according 10 siIr ana PII''7
Many I"Upi- who ur" able to pay hish prices
really pT, lei III" houses al ie-,er pie'chiiohs
AT: liz good private houses AT" nearly alWay'
We'll hli'd tooi hnme-Ilt- boafH, near 'h'
springs, can be found nj about $50 per month
t,ilf he tr-
'hr 7'"''"" mel" IS al '''' N'H'' ""' '''e
i'tii oi Il - nom haH - 10 juno -"''' 1
from >,l'rih"rF Isl l" ''''""eI Jun an ~"
has i eN'"ehf p"PuiAti''h e' ~" o. ~ A-'
ineIc arr no" aO"u' '',''o ol t'N" Ni-''''7 He''
|
|
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| =,
| "'"" many ~ ''"' ''''' -, y"
| '''' ''''' '''''''' '''' ~ - -
| ""' Nt'' ~ -"
! az '' 7''' - ~ ''
AZ" "a '~'' 'P'''"' 80, - '''
iht ''N'"Se9 '''ae'' ~ '"' ''''''' Jus ~ "
| """' '"' .'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-09
>IIl II


'"' 'l'''''" " w. '
"i sun" '"i'''' S"' - '''''- -
"''H Tor '"N'>''i''''' "''' "a '''.'' ''''''
may ieA~" h'' h 81 -''''r ''' ''Ns'' t">N az
'Nr""N"9, AMI 7'''e Ia" lessor ""'-"''i '' '"e
wool ana "H'-t''' "i ''' 'u.'''>'' ""' " " ''""
Will capital wishes I" =" mo '"' ""@'"'>'' 1t
| i ~aid ihni-h" should commence VII" W. \'"'
ewes "h''H may "a pun n'N'" d. ''-'
on 'R' IL" ''''""'' ""' f''''''>' ct '''''
points al prices ranging ''' 7'''"'! NV - ''S
| I" 4 dollar and twenty-five cents per neal "'-
| c"r'mS to q"aii'N; ""' "H S''"7 ""' d" \" 10
| they may '' h"''-"' '"''t''. '''i"' '"'
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-09

Columbus, ga, Times: The good effects OF
honest democratic government in South Car
DINA are shown by the result of "A special eiec-
tion i'll Chester county, on Monday, Tor state
y nator Gen. w. \. Walker. democrat, was eaec-
ed by l,G0 majority over the radical nominee.
Chester always heretofore gave the radical can
driate large mnjoritles. Judge Mackey worked
for Walker The democrats also carried Fair
field county at the special election on Monday
by 200 majority. In November last the Rsdi-
~, majority Was sI3,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-09

New YORK sun. peculiar newspaper has
lust appeared in Paris under the title of l. Autre
Monde. 1t is printed III fiery red type, on black
paper, and ls adorned with numerous emblsms
OF death. Its contents correspond with its e1-
'rrior The leading articles, news items letters
from correspondents. and advertisements all re-
fer to the dead. & Washington Childs, A. NJ,
Il Il. be il, American cerrespondent.