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MISCELLANEOUS.
SECOND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY Cash DISTRIBUTION CO.
LOUISvILLR, Ky, JUNE 40, 1877,
$4,000 CASH IN GIFTS
tarm,rs and DroosrS Bank, Louisrt1e, Ky.
3S'e0HtFeyS

tnm'rs aad D,oasfJ Bank, Louisrtae. Eyp
45'eUageTS.
The Kentucky Cash Distribution Com
pGny, authorized by special act OF the Ley
tsialuTe, for the beneht ui the Public schools
OK frankfort, WIN have tbe second OF The
series Of grand draw GEslu he city Of Louis
Nl'in, KY saturday, iuue dOth, 1877, rs PU0'
lie Library Hall, o scheme com luel 5UrGta
wlth vno tiiles. ,60,UJO i0s easy cav.
Read the list of Gifts: grand cash gift OF
S6O,OOO; grand cash gift, $4,000; grand cash
GIT, $1,000; grand cash gift, $4,000; 3grand
cash gifts, $1,000 each, $4,000; grand cash
gifts, 5000 each, $4,000 20 cash gifts, $1,000
each, $4,000; 10 cash gifts, $500 each, $4,000;
100 cash gitts, $500 each s20,O0O 800 cash gifts,
SlVO each, $4,000; 500 cash gifts, $50 each, $685.,
900; 5000 cash gifts, $40 each, 500 900; 62 cash
gifts, amounting to $4,000. Whole tickets,
~; halves, 50; quarter, 81 90; II tickets, SOOi
SS1s tickets, $40; 5654 tickets, $500.
DRAWING POSITIVELY JUNE 3Oth, 1877.
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No ons Il au.haTired % purchase any aTil'
clio whatever 0n the account ~ iuA lith-
An without an nIder s'xuci ~ me,
] L. hAiuuW,
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BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATION MACIINES-IE SINGER
LAST LIFE TIME.
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A fcw Of those handsome Blue Flannel
suits left at $40 20.
Also fancy Cashmere suits for SO %, worth
much more.
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lay. Among those present were Mrs. Cheat
h.Hr. Il Warr"n-bug, Mr-- Hn5l Thornton, t.:
Lc>iuSf,u. Nj lila C.,.rLum. OF Austin.
ltNi- Ml-- + i"icnr" JOHNSON, OF Mavy!cw,
Nj Mar lay Tor. 1T Of ~nil LAX CITY, Utah,
Mis-, IdA HIajur, al =. LoIIe, Mss Muilr Major,
t.r Mls-"- Ii"ri, tin MISC LI'ri' John. at Free
dom, and Mis- ~nii, Downing, OF AuilvI!r.
Nj. Alfred lone, amt lady, 81 Au.iyilr, Nj.
IIAli. ul kn"r >">'cr, Al"S>r- MAJOR. iIiiis.
hk"r. ih"mn~ WmfW",fm, WIN bradford. I
NJ tEInm, II Wills, Wm Williams, and IN.
Juir~. aHi many OH. Is Who" names | cannot
now rriurITh-T. II! Vas capable, | wOuid de
ST Toe the dresses AMI the beauty "I the ladies.
bat iur tear Of not PROPERLY icing So. and per
Ilp- mAiIUG Descriptions, Which might give oil
tru-". Wall refrain from attempting it.. TIL"
ur.irr nl The evening Wa vocal ami instrumental
Music. Cioqwctn", pToim"nadlng, and last but
mo-! pleasant to the yuHn. I":k-. counting Al
about eleven O'Clock The COMPANY va invited
to paritk" OF refreshments. The table gr"anci
with The weight ii everything that could Tempt
the appetite. and it would lac u-eles, Tor m. t.
HaIp' The ri-li--: there Wa such u variety II
would maxi, my letter too long. At about one
u'rluck the company began TO tIsp'r-". lhI>
picnic wIit long b" remembered 10y chose pres
eat. rs all speak Of 1t. IouuG and old, a. one
aM"H- thr most pheasant they EVER attended.
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a SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
4 Bridge Goes Down and s>iiI~ and
Hound, IL Number oil People.

DESMoINrs, IA, Auy. z9,-DctaiI> of
Il railroad accident on TIT" {. |; l. y i.
railroad. At the east branch al Fnur-mi.c
GEEK. seven mile, from this city. arr hc-
ginning to arrive The number Of kIllrG
i estimated all the way from 10 To- 81
All the train but til" sleeper Wen, dowu
INTO the stream The engine j. COIL
pIelciy ont OF sight. BaruUn show
car went down among the rest. aud it i
said ali Ui the eleven occupant, bnt one
We're killed Full particulars are i'm
possible. rs the accident occurred >ry-
al miles ron Il telegraph office. Ar
rtngeuIcnt, viii soon bv made tor tclc-
graphic communication direct from the
scene OF the accident.
\ special to the Register from the
wreck says that there are IL allied ~ tar
~ known. Twelve bodies are out Oh the
banks. a follows: Billy Eahslruw. cmgi-
nrcr: j. X. Bolt and daughter. Altoona.
Ia. VIM. Cummings. nrwaDuy: Mrs..
Emma Babcock. Rock Island. Ill anu
sever ut Baruunn men, Is follows: /. K.
Baker, i. II Breeze. y. Mack. Il. iiurh-
well. c. Thompson and j. Purcell. our
dead bodies are still seen in the wreck,
but cannot be got out 1t present. Mr..
j. X. Bolt. whose husband sand dtugh-
ter are among the Killed, i badly IN
lurcd Mr.. Bolt WAS 4 prominent citizen
and resident 1t Altoona. Iowa.
The accident wa, urct~iUned by the
washing out Of Il hrilgr, and occurred
about / - clock TN, morning. The Re-
lister has the following nmr OF the
wounded: W. \. Hume. De- MuiEr-.
>li~htly III the head +. j. Patrick. con-
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l., r,nvrutrltri ii~".i again IN i~ievLa,
where p~lilln Pa-itt j, strongly Iciu-
forced Tx men from Su.Iman it~hi alri
~Il- from Widen. He is now credited
with 1000 runs aud about L" maxi" u;
"auI driru-r. hut If defeated the Turkish
los. will he iirrparlbl". b>lnan l~u>ita'S
defeat would. m~urruyrr. immediately
rive tie. l.u>-iuu, force enough, even
without the coming Guards, L" push
again urrr the Balkans,
Advice, non Athens, To The :,uth nit.
state that 1000 ItaIan~ havr offered
ll-ir scrN ices 10 the Grcck army IN Crete.
I Tin" agitation continues. Fiv" hundred
christian families have asked PERMISSION
to leave, the island. but the government
has refused their request.
Nu!imau p4>ha tclrIraphs OF the 18th {:
. We continue to blockade tn" enemy and
threaten his return by the ''abr"va road.
There lll- been ~u!nr artillery lIrInT to-
day. oar uutpo>ts cNrlEimEc! mn,kct
shots with the enemy. y reconnaissance
In the vicinity OF Gthr"E:t shows that the
l;u--iul. occupy Ehila@atch. three hours
march this side al 'r'hr"Ht.
The London Standard has an Adrian
uplr dispatch dated ! O'Clock Thursday
morning.. which says that troops ar"
pouring, To- the front ii the rat" al r.nnu
per Ily. These batiaiIums com" from
iia.uum. \ 'arwc number ct Albanian
volunteers are arriving /" luIn Su!lInan
lI~lla. They have exchanged their old
"uu, tor Martini Henry rifles. y" de
c1-iyc action Will take place At Nclipha
Pa um;il the arrival OF rcintorc"nIrnt>.
Ihr Standards correspondent ut the
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
HORSE THIEV ELS.
A Noted Gang Broken Up.
The Marshall Jail Holds Five of Them

Saline t"u MY pemHrTat:-Suinr four or
tiI: weeks NJ" capt. IA-uu. Our ciiy mar
-i,i, wa> interviewed 10y a party VIII" told
MIN that he h,d valuable information Tor the
detective tulc+. OF cour-e ta>Hu wa Irady
To receive such Information. an! found thit
tn" ini"rmrr'- brother had been invited /"
jnjn u band Of cnutrrLlui horse irhu"r>.
The names of III" parties composing tn"
band were taken down. Mr.. belong, the
city marshal Of Brownsville, hat the same
naIn--. and was on the lo"E out. l.h>i Tue
tax lr learned tnni one Of the g,ng Elliv
Co.i">. VS. ~ I"Xlngion, having sent tor
~ ytiI>r 10 be forwarded to thai point from
ifrrWn-Nill". belong went with III" Nali>r.
AMI secuted EI> man. Coates >lHralr ;. and
gave Information ss 10 the Whereabouts OF
tn" re-, 1T The gang.
GA W e"!n--drN morning hrookShIre,
Bennett ana ta>Wc0I wrT" surprise while
a>i.-p In Il hayIiCk. IN Johnson. county.
"hrr" they had stopped 10 take a rest. line
III Il TWO are now IA tail at lhi- place.
ca ! Aur>,irN. about noon. ta>In wa. IN
formed hat Big lin smith. =" The e!irr of
the band. was in the county at hl> brothers.
Immediately he set cut. aud wa- successful
IN hi capture. returning with smith. who
IoiurtI h'~ cUmTa.irs IN Jail.
Here i no question al their cuiit. - II
j. confessed hy Themselves and confirmed
hv ,nr private testimony Of 9th Grim
mai court VIII convene next month, and the
trusts mi the guilty will no doubt rld us of
Al or.auIZe't Gang Of thieves. which ha-
nrcn tue pest OF tht- md adjoining counties.
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Y

| viii CIV" yom l description oi . moonlight
picuic, given lay Il lew ot the y"uiI gentlemen
al the pIar', ON the evening "i the 2iih, Al the
huu-,. of nm oil! resident. Mr II. : tiIatwIck.
Mi. Chadwick IL an old merchant, and Is well
kn"wn-n"t only In thi, community hnt IA other
part, uf the STATE. and particularly IN L"AIuS-
ton, where h" Wa. IS Ia" now = here, = prom =
urnt business nan-anI ir l. no less known for
kind, generous nature and hospitality an" oil
course 81 picnic could not hut bt pleasant wh'n
held Al his residence, with his althl' and pleas
ant lady, and lhrIr son, Charley, ami daughter
Mi. Katie. to receive aud entertain all VIII, were
present. Indeed, II" pains were spared 10 MAKE
all their guests enjoy themselves, ami a more
pleasant party | never attended. AT about :
o'clock The company commenced assembling
the house was brilliantly illuminated, the moon
sAnnr IN all her II elbow splendor. masking e'-
erything look as clear and distinct rs al nhia-
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\ Washington correspondent OF the
i Louis Times gives the following pro
@rumm" oi the movements of tn" PERI
prtrtic president "i the init"tl State :
FL" president. Atty-ticn Dry"ns, an!
Pn-tmastcr-Gen"ra. kcy Iray" Washing
ton Thursday, September Is. i"r MarIet-
ONO. to attend the n|Httum,, cHrIInp-
mrnt of volunteer soldiers on the 9TH
inst From Marietta til" pre- ;,dent "oe9
to Fremont and the member II the cab
met return to Washington The pres
dent remains ut his home sunday and
Monday. and tuesday leaves tor DAYTON,
to attend a meeting of the boar,t of trHS
tees orthe soldiers Home. "Wednesday
he unveils the soldiers monument at
the home. and returns Thursday to Ere
MONTE attend the auuual reunion of the
twenty-third Ohio volunteers, hi old
regiment. Friday, 18th. Gcms. Sheridan.
rruuk !. Ii. CUX,S :. Carroll and others
will be present. Monday. 18th, the pres
ileni will be at the opening OF tn" In
du>,rial Exposition. at Louisville, where
he will lie Joined by til" postmaster
general and other cabinet officers. and
will be in Nashville, or the 18th. Chat
tanooga on the 10Th, and Knoxville
Tenn, on the 2lst. The president will
; return to Washington through Virginia
visiting Richmond and other promInen.
! cities Of that state.
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hhN~N- tiTN, August II.
ttllLi-E. ira nHIfv. ~ie-r-. av. l.iH Ia
$50, - .i0i %; itrIlnr, uv. | %ol 10 / .41I, 1 5ud
I =, l.'r To- good. AZ l.ilr l." l.irh. / 2Ig 20:
NATIVE feeders, GV. Loon 90 l.If' 81 1,G I ~,
native -!"rk,r-, av 80 =, .NHF. - lob -: Ha-
live cow-, Mira. - .tW-i %: native cows, fan
fr good. - 2ItE1 20: native COWS, >~caiLwt".
- WraI- -: c"rn-Iut Texas ~;"rrS, good. s. 1iG
! ru: curn-lri Texas steers, IA" !luIn. 81 l2L1
: -: c"rn-IrI COWS, prime, - tu1l! 90: e IN
iet cows. TAR :" good, ~ rrG2 10: uLtISc Oxen.
:! COS -, matIV" Oxen. lNIr to good - iUG
. IA: nativ" buds. 81 j002 ~: calves. "a,t tt,
: t''rt in ~: Mich cow. Il h. g. ~i"Et o"i
wHJ-r-d l-Na- Steers, - UpG! -: wint-r,i
Texas COWS, s. 2i"- -.
lipt,~-N lIiflr imprD' eInent Wa nutrl in rr-
-|pi- though lHcN we're -fill much below iit he
10 trt In market WAS a"tlV" and about ~
t''t,r- lhr RANG" an phrk'i- was ~ jrali -
y -mall i'' 81 -;p,k,T- went Al - -. show in"
an IuI,ruy"u!eul IN IhaI grade 'l"-rL INN With
I'ru- imply
~iit tP-\O transactions. Market ,tull ami
nominal Quotations far l." choice. 81 .,,l3 -;
LlIMlmnM 10 n. 7. s. NlLlt -
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JUST PUBLISHED.

WILLIAM THE :ArTIsT;'-Bv Rev. jaime
NJ. nah'y l"N.rG .un. Mo, III, pp H. mo.
\ treats" "n Mod" ant subjects ii Blrti-n, r>.
r!u-INrly from the lilnir standpoint The wn!k
j. trSHuI"nthtiv- and Logical, but Vet 80 pupu-
!Ir ia -'ylr thai uht ami Young can not laii L. IL,
iHlrrr>It,i-
Rev J l.. Tanii-. u, amer rrau.n. the
Nj. among Other thing, wr",- Il hive read
The m'.n'i-"rirt fri"". Ji"GjuY II 6iiic,.if r.
stop aver commencing tn" j'"rnS0I.'
Rev John Montgomery. II -. - have rrN.
with very gF'at care the manuscript JouY \. ..
'T1f hntrS "r"r. amt 'drH time tr,fG iurrrnv.
ing interest ami pleas
Rev. Nathan /. i.I"', pD II read y.nl
Ms, ear italy. and | can truiy -aN Nnu Alv,
presented ia" arguments on both mode anj ,uh.
J"'i- 81 1" ltl-m IN Il v"rl striking light "
N"Hi postpaid on receipt OF one dollar.
Address, .. y. UU ARIIN x co
H"%-'A Lexington. No
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ono VI l'c i''9' certain '
treAS among business men ''' '''' '''
N'""''E Lat, ','" ~
'S' -
!e'"c'S' r'' S'''i"' H'."N ~ "
wal - 'N''H' = Nv "0'
Iil'' ''\'9 WIZ "'-'''''' u ~ ~ '"''
It" NJ paul. ~ ""'' ""'''
ana prices IN" '"n'''''" d mas"
"lI no" '"''' Az '''t7'''
CONC ''A mas "cr' ""'''>''''' ~
we rear ''Ne> h'N' '''" '''''''"' Wv
value oi ie' '>'''c '"'' N"'''''''''
mas siF"''h'i' III "'''l ''N'> '' ''
Pf"ilts nave p'eh ''It ''"''-
III TACT mas ne'n drought I""'' '"N ""'
money While 1t l. true 10 certain
extent ih"I me price I'll money ''-'-
''''" !'he "th'f ''''"3N-"N '"' supra
ana dei'a'''' II ! u" 'e>> '"' '''" LII"
does NOT apply wit" ''i''' '''' w.
money as 10 Iihh an" hl'III'''''~'
Merchah"'-" meets WIN '"'''P''''''' ~
every corner MONEY : ''h'''''I '.'''
INT" banks /" SeeN '"N'"'''',' an" 80"
ing 50 concentrated Is S'nS''''"' ana
aV"iA> competitions II 'i' i'NN 81 ''''-
io!e' ana 'pfG"'"''S uPo" '"' '''' '''' -
"i 'ie c'o''i'''r' '"'''"E one h'''' - !'2
mice" per cent "' "'~'.'''>7 >''"'"''
because al 'hes' het'>7'''H' ""'' ''
other customer Is ~".i'I''l |" Ar''i' Il
loan at ten. We p"hII~h"'. some "r"N-
ago accounts "' '''''N" ana insurance
companies IA TIE east vine" '''. ''''''''
t1T!lN. reduced ''ie'F rate I'll '"''''"' up
on loans very low al' " ''"'"' ''''''
Una ms ~p''It was 'e'''% '''''''s''' ~
some "' our "'s'e'" "'""T
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COL.LEI TORS NOTICE.

Npli'k l. hereby given that the under: n-urJ
~ toiI''i"T "i Lafayette County. will lie ii The
several points hereinafter named Tor the purpose
at r''''lNInE the tANrs al Isl, VIZ
DOVER, S"ptcmb"r l.!t. 18th anil 18th.
NANEI:Ll september 10th, at and "a
to\'rEbIA, sept. 2ilh. 2jih, and 4Glh.
lilo rlN>\liI.E., sept. eth. 2.ih and nnh.
WELil\Gio\, 0ct"h"r itti, 9TH und 9Th.
MAYHEM, oct. Sih, 9Th and 10th.
MOUNT NurE, Oct. lIrh, I2th amt Ifh.
+ :. F~tLkER>o\, Collector.
LCNinGtnu. Mo. August -. lS.7. -rplr.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG.

the age. and viii til i arg space IN
the history ui the lines. A. most ut
the p~yoplgauiI>tS "i the i-nn~ which
have disturbed religious ana social lie
IN this country. he was born IN New
England His birthplace WAS hitting
ham. Vermont. where he first saw the
light in the year 1901. He joined the
Mormous IN 49,, al kIytiand. ONO,
and soon. by his clear perception OF the
trailtieS OF human nature and his strong
will. gained much mtlnrn"" in the
church. During the lite time ct .i"Sepl
Smith he was Il "t hi- chief counsel
l"rS. ANA was appointed by him II cot
the twelve apostles. and WAS sent u II IN
Isl, t" make pro>rIytr>. On the death
Of Joseph Smith. III 1871. he was chosen
president and prophet. and III spite OF
many intrigurs Anl plots against him.
maintained his ~a>rrudancy unit. hEs
death. lie WAS with hi, followers
through AL their troubles in Missouri
and Illinois. and finding thai The prop.r
in those states would no, tolerate the
denominations OF what he called and
taught ~ y religion, he DETERMINED lo rr-
move with hi people - the tar west
Though mistaken in their notions, and
the blind followers ut ii itrrttr though
Shrewd leaders. the Mormun> in their
many trials in reaching their promised
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NEW.

AN now operating IN what Elzs-g--
L l. Known a. TENS CITY tIgs5 DS~>t
ART GhlLtI.N. Photo .ETTs
graphs. grIns am! other pic SssssiA
'u"r- made Ia HE shortest ~>
ia. slide time. Pictures made on cloudy dave
a. well a. ia char weather. | Will ~pur no
pains Il" yIvr entire saiisiictIDn, and nuyIng
az. rate: in 'a-'. ia -ti'uiiv-. ! am rnuhi-,! to
"1np'ir with Eastern work. Tr- patronage.
"i in' people TT Lexington aud yiclHiry j. re-
~prc;ir;ly -]u'rliri e. y. >iiIiLB~.
NLum.!'t Nh l.Mrtn.II-r. LeNn.:nn. M
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LEXINGTON MALE ACADEMY.

l VIII open. IL L"Nln1ron, No. on TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER Am, l,... in Nin uuIii l..
III iihiN'', on ~"w'm ~tT--r, . Ctss-,ra,
~ripui Tor
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

The republican speakers IN Ohio are
Mt very harmonious Oh the money
question. Sherman tavor~ one policy.
Garfield another. and Stanley Matthews
still another. In view of thi condition
OF things. senator Ihnrmnn'~ opinion
that Ohio will q" democratic 10y i l,rg"
enough majority To- redeem herself,
seems to be vel founded.
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At COST. At COST,

THoitE c0ilre, sugars, canned corn, peaches
y 'omNtoe-, dried currants. apples, peaches
and niachterries.
FANCY AND PLAIN CANDIES.
Dry goods, Eroccri"-, shoes and boots. Al
at pnccs to -nit the times.
.i.Itt Holm L llRnAN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
ABRAVE-HBARTED MOTHER.
She and Her Five (hildrcn Walk
Eighteen Days Fhrnugn Ihr
iidrrn -

from tn. Detroit tlr' Press Aug. -.
Yesterday afternoon there arrived in
this city Mrs. Helena Scranton and five
children. the eldest not being Vel four
teen wears Old. who have made q very
Interesting Journey within til" past
month.
Mr.. Scranton. with her husband ami
children. resided un t farm 10 Manitoba.
I!u niles north of til" boundary .iur
Fairly in July her husband wa taken
sick and after a brief Illness died. .riy-
inc hi wife and family and UaaarycS;r,l
crops t. get along - best Int might
without money. I" pay tn" expenses
ot the tunera. Mrs. Scranton secured am
advance on the growing crops. and
when She had paid til" .u>t tribute {"
her dead husband. had eft nearly go
in lash.
With this sum ,h" procured 4 few
nccr--trIeS. and selecting a rtup uutfit
from her household furniture SET out with
her children TO traverse 2uu miles OF
Wilderness. hoping with what money
She mad lett to buy passage by way OF
thu Northern Pacific railway and great
lakes for herself and children t. Iouug>-
town. kentucky.
nc .tll!t i'ilNN u tI-il4ftII tiN = tll
foot, camping out at night and >Ihel>t-
M almost wholly on berries and the
product Of the boy 'S-thc eldest child
hunting torages. Ocrasiona.lT they re
ceivcd assistance from settlers. and meet
ing q .arge stagc-l0ad of passengers Oh
their way north received i paper sack
flied with crackers. and a purse Of :
cash. They reached the railroad IN good
health, and, receiving reduced rates OF
fare by rail and steamer. arrived here
with S3s in hand and in excellent spirits
When ii is realized that the Youngest
child Is not Yet three years old. and that
another child is Just turned five wears,
tue success OF the long tramp vii. be
appreciated. Mrs. Scranton lett last
evening tor Kentucky by way of Iuliau-
apoli>, and hopes to reach her fathers
home Sunday morning. with Il little
money left.
The editor OF the Madras Times. a
member oi the re,ici committee, writes
under date OF August l>t, Is follows
The population in Southern India. more
or less afflicted by the famine, numbers
2i.uUu, 900. In the most favorable cir
cumStancrs II least onc->IN1h Will die
a gentleman passing down a valley in
inc NSai "'>'''tt' counted" '""'''H-'''le
n''' '"H''- "l ',ir Ir" n,,',,t !t,",
Yer SetN'iS Nn'','' nun IL -" u
nut '''''" TIN "'~'"'''P"S,'9 ''IPNLS III
II On any "tH ana every ""N: n'''n''>
may ne seen III me Htt'"'s Oh Ni''"aS
M'''ri-s ti'l' '!l.:'I.e" -. " ~'r va.
tAe '""'lH',mS l".',"" Nv H., "ni;.a
Is iu'! Oh i'i'',''' ,"LI' ~, " ~ r,,,'
on me ."'iN' "''''''' ~ 'n''' -
Since t't 't'i'". "'?Ii ", P,. go,
have "'c' "' want ana "'>.'',,, ,n'n.S'
nig ir'Sr"s may ne fAIe'I1" III Mas",",
in 'h'> pro'lnre. il"rr' mn'"In'a''" III,
na~ ""'" rt'el'eu HON. n""ir''' VI
NV" cases Oh '"~''i'oAII1'l '''''"S
burlington ~iia"h'NS. III i'IGnS
a waiter al Na'Sii'." !" Us n'n' '''
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

The constitutional convention oI HnNr.
gia adjourned last Saturday alter having
matured a tuniameuta. law for the state
which viii be ratified by 4 large n,ll"r.-
" OF the people. 1t reduces salaries t"
low rates provides tor schools tor whites
and blacks, torhid~ whipping a. 4 pan
i-imeut f"r crime, an! throws L g:,.at
many restrictions around ieSr-t'."l
FIJI" election hy til" p"ppl" tor IL rot..i-
c'.on will take plsr" On tho FIR Wet
ur>iIs iii Drccmhrr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

The republican state convention al
New Y"rh Viii be held September 10Th,
al hu>ny-,rl.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
SKIN HIM ALIVE,

The Nnytr,d. Nv. Democrat tells Il
story st the disappearance of the eleven
>rIr.u.I daughter OF 4 farmer of Ballard
cnuuty whom I negro bore to the woods
md tied !" . tree. keeping her there tor
-|"yrra. day. coming nj night to bring
h.r food and water and tu assault her.
When the farmer t"nnd her he told her
To- remain quiet til. night, and he would
l|,rrcur" her assistance. and when III"
urytn came back that night they would
secure him. When they captured him
tin" Girl was asked what should be don"
with him. and replied. skin HIM alive
which they proceeded t do Immediately.
They commenced ut the crown at his
head and stripped the skin down to his
t"rt lie only survived about five min
utrs after the operation.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

The republican convention OF New
Jersey Wi. be held II Trenton 81 the
9TH instant.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
NOTICE

l Marshall, Wellington, yOu vii! get win VERY
bp Il
HoIden's Patent Book Cover, FREE,
"AicL wiiI make Toe oooA> last a thlrI longer and
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

Look "ut tor stories on Brigham
Young and the latter Day SAINTS tor the
nr\L twu months.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

Thomas ,1eilerSon's birthplace. Shad-
wei. A,bemarlc CO.. Va, is advertised
for sale.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

COL I. I. Criltendrn VIII deliver an
address on the first day ol the Browns
Vile district iuir.