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Important Army Order.
General Sherman has issued gen
eral order from the headquarters of
thn nrrl,r ng fnlINM,S

General Sherman has issued a gen
eral order from the headquarters of
the army, as follows:
The following orders have been
received from the War Department:
The President is much concerned to
find before him for action the pro-
ceedings Of courts martial in several
eases where officers have been tried
for violation of the Thirty-eight Ar
ticle OF War. Some Of these cases are
embarrassed by testimony WHICH
makes it evident that the victims o.
the unfortunate habit had rendered
very valuable and conspicuous SER
vice in the army. In these and in
other cases strong interests has been
made, upon considerations urged
with much force, to have the sen
tance Of dismissal set aside or miti-
ted. The President has good reasons
to know that these few instances do
not represent the prevailing charac-
ter of army officers, but they are
sufficient to indicate that leuiency is
not proper in the presence OF such an
evil. Men exposed to temptations
sometimes need the restraining
power sure of example to aid them
in resisting it. Prompt and punish
ment for crime is therefore generally
the most certain way to prevent 1t.
The President desires it to be made
known to the army that he cannot be
led to underrate the magnitude OF the
evil which the crime alluded to Is
likely to produce in the publie
service. No person addicted to 1t can
expect to be trusted with any respon-
sible duty, and a person who cannot
be trusted had better not be continue
ed in office. 1t must therefore be un-
derstood that every clemency which
may have been heretofore extended,
mitigation or cOmmutatlon' OF SEN
tence, cannot hereafter be relied up
on as basis of hope fora like favored
action. After this solemn warning
rigorous execution of the sentences
imposed in due course by courts
martial may be expected.
Few are aware of the Importance
of checking cough or cold in its
first stage. That which in the be
ginning would yield to a mild rem
edy, if neglected, soon preys upon
the Lungs. DIR. Bulbs Cough Syr'
up affords instant relief. Price % cts
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Sore g.Aroa. and Qliasy.
The causes which usually induce Sore
Throat are those which give sudden
cheek to pcrspiration, and thus dbstruct,
Nature regular work, quickly producing,
in consequence, an infiamnatory condi-
ion which, involving the tonsiis, and
rapidly spreading over the whole mucous
.uembrane of the iauces viii cause Quinsy.
inflammation Of Tho Breast.
This distressing complaint may be
cured, or entirely prevented by the timely
nse OF this remedy. It has never failed,
when applied at the Commencement, or
before the gathering takes place.
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Our Schools.

This week has been A. . grand ala dIy Tor
Lex n,lou. The TWO large and ll,ur-Am.
institutions, the Baptist Female tuiiN.~.a All!
Central Female College have uriI their en-
summation and commencement exercises.
f. ,e"hrrc IN orr columns VIII be f.unl A.
lengthy ke'Cbcs. Of them A. our Il 2
W IL! rrrlu't. many things ID Il Sc ,4Iuc,t-
" desire 10 notice VI were forced 20 omit.
til" examinations throughout Al both in.i!-
tutl"n> ha'e been entlrr.y satisfactory. In
d"'t 1t would appear TIA; the var ju>t
closed Ia, been more than ordinarily pro-
duciINe of splendid Results. anI the pro-
iiciency attained, by the rII>s,> ~ The dit
tcrcut branches H. Developed III these exam
nations justly -utItle thee cole sr- to RANK
among the nr>t IN tlc country. oar cry
dur ny the week has been Visited ~ many
patrons and mt"re-ted friends uf the schools.
and ~ Tar A. We have been abb t. learn
the opinion has been favorable, without eN-
cepl!"n. bnt citizens gencrtiiy, a. i right
and proper, lake a very dsctd-h interest IN
the welfare Of all our schools. and with vii
lin. hands and generous hearts. are rra ~ to
render all and assistance whenever rcsIlr-
Ell We hope the coming year may open
with brilliant prospects I" our rhr, = female
college, and thar the sunny faces. bright
EYES and merry voices uf many pupils my
come again To giadGsn The heart aud make
the NOW desert place. bloom and blossom as
tho rn,.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE,
YELLING ON.
rrnLLL .cmO0L MArTnn,

The school board ot..lhi- iisu.cf wishes 10
employ one teacher FOR the primary rlu-----
Also n teacher tor the cO!"red school The cplurri
school will embrace IL sumncr session hence
applications Tor that position must toe made
immediately. Applications an he made 10
either Oft board, J l.. Marshall. .L,bn Hall
or II. b. Iur-c.
Mr.. " T. Tomp,on and son who have L,,n
absent nearly II Year IN Oregon col home las;
sunday. Mr. I. reprrt- very hIgH water III
all the small tributary rivers west
Barney Moran i, now agent tor the Narrow
'rtusr railroad wee /. F. Nc, oy assigned.
The river bottom people arr uur!, alarmed
and irarturoI an overflow.
We had IL tr,Iu"ndton- rain here last SATURDAY
AMI whic!, va, much heavier. W. learn sou.h
and southwest OF this place.
John Hall sold last MONDAY "ur-hunGrei sul
rtiy-sev"n lat steers t" SIR: Harrison OF >ulI-
vlllc atjN cents. This S one OF the largest
cattle sale, ever made here.
Ia" Narrow Gauge railroad has cha ug,I ITS
time tHbie, passenger trains going east leave
I"r' i |" u a III md = ~ p m GuIue wc~f
. : ~. ana y. III. - slight discrimination
asHii-t Lexington IRON the IJrTurr time
The Oii HtptIsIs' annual meeting al the W ar
eel 'hufoh IN the mi comes oil TODAY and t.
morrow several able divine, are expected on the
occasion
services in Tins bl,cs to-,,.rr.vr at Nf-.,,,..-
Baptist church.
There ia more complaint or destruction On one
th!ng and another by rats than We even heard ct
Drior. Fetch on your rat law.
The family of Mr.. .tsn kirtl-y have the -vn-
naiiir' "i the entire cOInnIunitr IN the l ONE
What unexpected death ui their son lddir. last
iutsiay Tue OH. aged about eighteen years
Eddie was universally esteemed by companions
ana Al! VINO knew MIN.
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III ALTAR

Married - Al tue residence of MI. Jane
lawt"rn the brli"s father, by Rev. NJ. T.
MIlllhn'-, Mr.. r.. T. iiiLI. and Miss MARY I
all t Lafayette county.
We can testify that HE cake was most excel
ient-i"ra liberal share Of which We give hanks,
and wish tho newly well couple al III" happiness
they antIcIpat".
- Thursday. June eth. by Rev. :. Il. Whit
ncy Mr. WM. ". FERGUSON, to Miss JENNIE
Z. WEHlI all "fthi- count.
- At the residence Of the brides father, II
Perry county, Ark, On the 9Th uli., hy Rev. J
\. ''raiItIn, Mr. l.. Il. ATklE~D\ and Mis-
EMMA IitUNDLE, daughter OF II. /. Truudle
ESQ formerly of Lafayette county, Mo.
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Stock Notes.

u Kramer. OF Caldwell county, passed
tie.
Mr.. X. NJ sparks Will ship. from jhi~
place, next Monday. over the Mo. Pacific
railroad, - cars of cattle.
Mr.. Iohu Lyons, OF this township, passed
through town Wednesday, with 90 head of
line hogs.
Jas. w. Harrison, Of the Auiiville neigh
horhoot, viii ship 70 car load. of cattle to
st. Louis. neat week.
frshback and L.yous. shipped a car load OF
hog. to st. LouI-. by steamer, on W.Ines-
day night.
There have been shipped out of Lafayette
county, from January 1T to June l>t, over
the Mo. Pacific railroad. 900 cars al stock.
Out OF this number Lexington shipped $50
cars.
Mr., l.. K. NOEL. sold, Friday of La, week,
to Mes-r>. Mark and Eetler, ! head Of tat
cattle. weighing $3.50 pounds.
Mr.. Ai>tadt, Of Dover, sold 10 smith and
Hamlet of this ely, : head OF sheep. weigh
ing go pounds.
Mr.. Robert Parker. sold. lat week. to
- ''Aiii h'l'A - tsANl III a
tie. weighing $50 pounds. He also sold to
the same parties. 10 head of sheep weigh
ing 100 pounds.
M"s>r.. Shull and Elliot. sold, on the 10Th
INST, to MessrS Schneider and Ripple. =
head Of fat cattle, weighing j.iiJ poUnI>.
fhc same person, sold, Oh the same day. lo
Mcs,rs. Mark and Zeiler, , head OF cattle.
weighing 2,Gl0 pounds. On the same day,
10y the .arnc persons, to Mr.. l.. ltupptc. one
lat cow, weighing "n pound.
Nj. Andy RIincy, sold, to Mr.. John Lyons.
on Wednesday, last : tat cows, weighing
1,ISS pounds.
W. ID. Lewis. OF Middleton township, ~old,
on Monday last. to Mr. j.. W. Lewis. l.; head
of clipped sheep weighing i,5SO pounds, tor
- 1h per head.
Ella Woodson and Biii Beck. two nnn irot-
ting colt, OF Memh,ino blood, are IN trIInig-
IN: at Eutori.. Look ouI, lancier> ut las,
horses they are coming.
Marvel. Nollie Ice, White Socks. Jim
Kelly. IL, gaI Tender Jr., Brown Boy, Char
lie Glenn and other fine truttlng and saddle
Kelly on Texas Prairie. where they are be-
ing trained.
There was but little stock offered at the
last stock sale day. This was unfortunate "a
there appeared al unusual number of per-
sons who desired to purchase.
Mr.. John Lyons shipped by the river,
a head Of dne hogs on Tuesday last.
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ami two daughters, OF Marshall, aud Mr..
W. Al TrottSnan. OF 81. Joseph beside Others
whose names we it'd not learn. To these We
adj the follow inE list OF Waiting clerical hr'ih
ren-lwclv" Methodist prrach~rs Rev r \.
Taylor. WHv"riy Rev. Preston 'h''ir-'
brownsville: Rev u. Il. Mc iuiliH. u u, ct
it0r 81 L"ui- hristan Advocate; R'N -
Bryant, u D., Jefferson tIiy: Rev. .'"hn -
NIncIl, -. u, MrNIc", HrN- / l. '"hh, ="
lumh!a, Rev. jrrvI- smith, 'a"Ae''n county
Rev t. Margr,on. Dover, Rev VI NJ. iugh'
R"S. VI .AdhI>sou, Rev Nj q NIliiain-. i"N-
ln&tnu: Rev. W. NJ. TI"tt~nan, Il Joseph
Brethren, give u YOUR hand thu Is ~ IT should
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"
County Court-June Term.


Records OF last term rea'! and approved.
Incorporation Of Cnucnriia -pctllinn"rs allow
ed to withdraw old petition, umi lille rew one.
AMI case set tor Wcinr~day
Dram shop license granted I A. r"nh"l' +
Brudcr, and August Lrrprr.
STATE school FUNDS ordered apr"rt'"ned t" the
various school districts.
The following bills were allowed
T.. NJ. Moumrivy. services rrnnat" counts i 90
road rN"rsr"r- go. ~ ~
+. l. ,iiscil. ..tl tor county. e. ........ /" -
Wallace & ,hu'>, Transcript "'Dnrman
vanBccL { supplies Tor circuit clerk - -
lI'n9 Tii"", rciar on IHil -.....-.-.--.. % "I
Win Il steele, Tee bill No Is .-.---...-.. I" ~
state part ordered certified tor payment
King y Graham. repairs On i,ll ....-..-.. II -"
A W >n.ih. dc-h Tor lr'hatr court $500. ~
:. + Vaughn. work on rImwUtirr bridge -
|%ani;.sk x Co, supplies Toy treasurer = -
inIrllIgrnCrr to printing iOI county go. : Nl
VIM. Young :>aIa ) amt ices IA state ease. - -,
Rachael luckrr. "t"rI'aIi tax = --.-..-.. -
los Cnnu %lalur's r>-..-.----...- i'
rho-. Iiollad ~. registering BOMBS ...-.. II -
" IL steele. Ices IN c"mrr"misr"s bono - %
Il. Il. ireland, "Np"r-" %Irn"r-nH 'ry -. IL "a
Alien. Grtvr~. services IN webb ra-e.-... 200 ru
>IuaiIw "ni y IaH!Vr. abstracts Tor 90 go. : m
Il. X ireland, services a. : /. CONT. = "i
}. u. Russell. quarterly salary ami cash
Ia pay lees ...--.. ...... .--.-..-.... -" -
y. rracher. keeping ~pAuIers -............ G. W
Mary iiaherkuru. school noi- ordered lore
closed.
Bon!- "tZ. RuiA. amounting to s.. 600. OF
drred compromised. and new bond issued.
Bonds OF \ L. Ashury, 500. ordered com
PROMISED.
Abatement granted Jackson Morgan tor the
taNss OF ISIS. Personal property, sli -.
ResignatIun of Jos l'ay. vvcrsser, accepted
AMI WI NeIcr appointed A. oyerse-r Vi road
district No -.
b {. KldEr'1 resignation accepted um,i th:.-
iYFt.tt- nt,l.,,uf-t ,,L,r-Pr.y tI road district mum
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THE TOMB

uied- Near Wellington, Tt esday, May 9Th,
EDDIE, son OF Mr.. Asa kirtIry. aged Is years,
Ladies, call at Davis " Allst ,dt's and get
a pair of fine Cloth Sh ,,a for 81. Ladies'
slippers at 80, 10 cents and 81 per PAIR. All
our goods are cheap. apr,-tf
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THE CIR

forn-bn Pleasant Prairie, to IN. wife nf MIR.
Charles LrnuI-a girl.
- Near Lexington, in Lafa vo'te county, re-
Gently. to The wife OF Mr.. VIM. Hickin-a boy.
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Eecun,. OF the storm ,u-t at n,shtt,lI, III" au-
.isrncr ~ Dc Iore gathering, but At nine o'clock
Tie hnu-r Its comfortably nII~l. AMI The fol
loving pr,@sanrm" performed
Prayer hy Rev. :. : Bryant, al Jefferson
Opening Ad,irr-. Nil M"l"ra Frazier. Pr
iirr,t oil The tIltnrfn Browning society
Awake, ioNr, Awake ' v,cni qunrtctt"-
White. Mrs tower, Miss Sloan, M"s-r7 Con
n"r .,ud ~imilh
Fay lin snow of Age" Miss Lo,rl-
ANNA godfrey. "I Nevada. NJ"
~ourtrry. Miss Illlr" ar'rr, OF MilIvIil", Mo.
'rI"Ires-" Dor" - grand gai"p lie concert.
smith. Mis- pl>tr Wtns"r amt Fannie Bay
Kru,iIr- The Blacksmith, story Prank
Glide Mis- MLttIe k"riolG.
Concert Renting >""r Examples II n'Irrent
Reading. sect ~ Heaven. Mrs. ,icvc-
land M,> Alice Fletcher.
T~cadiug. ''l'r",pcctu~ OF the Ladies journal
OF EIncti"n.' - monthly newspaper to he
pUhil,hri By the Literary HorI"trez OF Central
Female t"iiyEr-rr.t nwmb"r to he ISSUED IN
>rprembrr. I~1.. NJ, Mpllie I'rcc. "l Wei
1InGt"n. No
me r;",mm vocal -"io .Mrlari. Mss
~at!li- ~i"tn, OF Kansas titl. No.
t,suy %"I:"n" III Ruins, Miss I.avinia
VERIFY. OF Marshall. No.
Recitation" ~ i.al'n "Clccrn against Cats-
linz - MI ifEIi" '."utr, OF Miami, Mo.
Hear Nc, >ormt vocal duet From the
Oyer. at Norma MI tower and Miss Si"nu.
!''bItc Resolved, ithi TN tullrgIal"
'"ura' at stud, ton I'mtI', ought t" be the sam"
~ til" '"iI"-fLlr c"tr- Tor male. N - Lrnnl-
rarRfrtt", ri I'.ttl>, "unty, No, and Mis- >.IiIe
-iuau.
Ia LrtIltCIlt. yo.,l solo -~"ba-iIamI
Mis-, NunPtt" Nin-Or.
Closing All ircss. Miss niAic T. Wrns"r, Trc,-
Irl"ni Oi tina DGttviH IsN'TL ~uC..iy.
ErncIrCtinn-I;" Rev. VI ". Iush.
Spare will mot permit Us TO motto" particular
" all lhc prominent and deserving feature, OF
the Occasion. Ihr musi"ai portion uI the pro
Sranmc wa I,l'aSIng throughout, and reflected
credit ulou all cu-i-c! therein. The literary
portion WAS fully up to the high Standard of this
institution, aud IN some features exceeded en-
pcctatl"n. The recitation in Latin. cicero
against I ttalInc, by Miss |. me tropdc was adj
mIralii'. and was received with special favor
hy the rurHtor-, anb a large portion OF the au-
dlcncs. ihc concert reading 10y the elocution
class exceeded anything OF the kind to which
we hay. ever listened. This Is n new featur. in
the exercises of our schools and Is already
popular. The prospectus Of the Ladies' Jour
nal OF Education was read by Miss Moliic Price.
We shall take pleasure III giving this monthly
an extended notice hereafter. The exercises OF
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A Loving Couple.
fu, Catholic Pnradc-PcrsOnal.
Mrs. Allen and the Rain.

ihr satho''S
- ,., -
'''' : JUG f'h' 49,
The editorial c"nNcnII'n, which "rgIn= al
rr.,.r,.Lr.vu Nj. tomorrow morning. seem.
,ur,,
T. he "ne"i those thhsN t" ue EeA'"e" '"A'us"
trials au! trihu,Ht!Hu- amt We h"p" therefore,
f,,r s.,ur.. .~,,i may rr,uIr from II. II wl> but
49,. -rn-, r.r, .,I.r v.l I'm ~ ,rrr,, last ~1r-
Vel, S-o'' '.'''r after We ''l' i-'\'"S'"" "A y"
r1.tt' n.'ht inst u "rSan {" ram ana til" very
u.r,iow. nl the G,,Nru, seemed to lr opened
- -. ,r..t =. -.,.,,. :, ,,.r.i -
upon u "." We cache" >''''''- II '''n'" ;"
!s.ri that III many places the railroad trA'k WAS
,gh,u-r.et. uut ", rnyrI ,uly fr,,,t that those
ur,., u.,.,. t.,rI ,f r,,. n.,i
~" '"> '' ""''" W. nave '''''F' VI 'A'' Nv
br.a iu. wnrgv t!,s would IL" t!r mo-t good.
tn. ,..u.f.,D, .. i...r,I il,. Train generally AZ
--r.. .. H., .,.. ,,.t NJ Ethan
SOW ' ~ '' 1--we
-''' Let '''"7"' as N"' "''"-' "''
.''' g., '" '"' . ~ U. : I
- ''' ~ '"' ''" W. w
.rt -" -, ,r~ cr,r,r,n nI,r' wv,
-,r.I. ,.r. ,r,,.r ..,.r,I ~ 7n,y, -.
y,auy l,I,,. r.r .,,,.n, f., IN abroad up,r
I'm y L.,srl ,.,, II, vow, u,r, rc,,,,. -.
certainly r"rirnt:"nS OF >ometh,nS. and To- The
'i"riu '-nsr. AMI III" w4nd blew. and the Ms
-tur. rt''r - "r"n -"'n !'ml'a-' as has not
''cE Na'"" i"' N'ai--
III" ""t "i'i''h' 81 noe "h NE rue u" SOFA
'i' reside me ram, "+>i"' presence III our s'r
- "''' ' '
W. ' mol Nn"" WI" '"'E were anu never ga"
v-...v ,.,, ,b., ,,,rep.v, marr,sj ~ mar.
... p--,.,. .r,, -. t,,.,, ,,-v.r
a., .,,.. -. n.-.I ,t.. ,,.t..,
ana T. me MAJ, party va Il sta.wa-:. Hnr Ionh-
'U- I'-."N Iui rt":rni.s a s"nii+iurn. ami tHr
it'.tt' $50" Az 10y 'A.' " ~
i'm .-Itw.y marcel tn,r, ,,u,I H.. mo-
HaUs., i'r everybody &C. !u tie car seem
tt'. "' "..' i' - a.'s- ~ '.t"'i% upon iHr
car. ms par. cu3ar ~,,uIIr. Gy -on.r ,s,cIsl
-. 80 - - 49, a., B"
81 ,.,iu,., appearance lei rt,m In tn,uA mai
Rome "yr' witnesses, i1r!r arms W'H.t sr~II
4 = . ,.'.. III d ." 81" ~ a. ~. .I sac .."'' ~
dns, u oar Honeymoon. ~Gru youus love IN IT,
-i-i .r'It."r IL" = Il NJ Thoughts of business.
"''' lit,
be-. v.Art :nt urr,->f rrr Is ri mus. ~, Ga,
='".. v.'rl".rri ir~r.i n ever, Wis n Hir, nom
,".. 10. ..S nuns. ,.I = y|t,S,' N.'s' - I've
A.-- Na'I" IL '.tI-s u he 4 s"si''l"f- \H ~
IN ~. ", .. - :, -. ~ 81 NJ, 80. -, ,',' ''-'
HlrU bent uu -ar:uTm. ;uc 49,. .H;N .u,zr. ~
Li;-"i z'i '.ir. "Hi II Wont H..
n 49, 49,, ..,,. 49, ~ Inn - =, =, ~
,-r anal. ..-, va som, I'VE Dnur> n,u.ut unr.
Ne "'-.t ".t e,!!.'N "'t' "'i"re" \frht-
- ,.,., -. "a, -. I,,t..L- ~. .,r.i 'i -, 49, &C.
Democrat uNic,. whcre We chatlrI Tor 4. wallt
W-.a N,>~,>. lln-.e and Hu--rIs ul9n editorial
.'.N' t.NL~-t - ''s' 'H-' "a return
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Personalities.

80
John p. Austin. OF the Dover seminary. mas
been in town this week talking IN the COIN
menCcmenta.
Mr.. John Cash, OF Lexington township. left,
Tuesday evening last. Tor Princeton, KENTUCKY
Oh II visit 10 relatives
+. Coleman Smith. now "a promising attorney
OF Butler. Me. has been visiting our city. his
former home. thu week.
i'"h Ii "''' : = !" -
ron = l W : ''''' .
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"nl
''"' " SN
'Ne ~ 90, '"',- , ~"
-
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WISE h'rN "'''' ""'S' ua"S"''f "' "'''
ira, n,r,rs ami a,.i,.,,rv -, ,hr,.,sr calico.
! at C,luunni, NJ, rh,, v,,r
W.. y rI,,I +, -, our ,r,.,i N,i,r .J,hr =
! y, I,nI MN, bss b.,, confined ~ h,p,. f,r
several week. by .savrr, attack ,f rn,un,,t,sm
agar, an fm,. srre..s
Mr. .I,r.-M ,,r,h,, IN, r,.,.,rI got,
who have been roaming ave, r,>a, ,ur SOM,
time. have returned. aui liking ir>rs none the
less. bur Missouri morn
f~tiI"wl~. ~ Ihr Airhi>"n. Topeka \ santa r.
FAli''L'', ih"Ena- /" >h"rl'l. OF III" Ea!iLin"i" y
ON" fAii'""'' ami J. High. 81 Tue Kansas
Nj N,r-, ~ E,r, 81,
| cifv ,Iur;r, IN, w,.r u.,,s, , III. ,r-b,n,
rr- r.-- MN ., ,,,, r,r,, am, -, .,.
business mt" ~ '""' ''!'" ana PF'9Pet'''' cay
rr,,s
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VI '''3' '' HIS county u no" Il resi-
"'"' "' it"''l '''' I" o'a"''> J. = S"oH
'''oN ""' '''@ '"r 'eS' "'7As7 81 many friends
we 80 '' p"A'"'r II eau from VIZ. T.. y.
N'N"''s'H "a '"'fP'h"r"'e' 'ei'"'S county
'''> '"'A'"" county III wiz III ATTENDANCE
ui"" me commencement exercises ami ON
SPECIAL '"-lh'77 win me brethren OF the "ri-r
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Central Female College.


Central t'cmaie CoiieEo'
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The commencement exercises OF fAlS l'"t'alaI
ius;. iuIlru Nr:r h'-un nj the VI. l.. 'i"ich
south, on Frl'"y evening Jun" ist. ihr ~i'''l"I
interest being Ii" contest tor The magnificent
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net "l"'W'I'il-; tu q class consisting "' iiN
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VS. crowded N'iI Itti"" AMI gentlemen 81 :
n@t"m nu't 'i'l"iiS. With many patrons anu
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City Election.

The election on Tuesday passed OF very
quietly. there being very llttIr genera inter
est taken in il. The following il. The vote
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-09


SIMON Cameron docs not seem 10 take to The
Hayes policy. Regarding the bargain winch
was made by winch Mr. HIVES Obtained hi- seal
he writes to a New Iiampsh!Tr cIiiOr. III any
suCh bargain was ever + a!-. II must have been
negotiated ~ 1 ttnrw school Ui politicians vino
indulge in m"d.sn srn'.mrHtaIi=Tn and cnwar-
dice, calling tI"m stat"-mrnahip, and 90 about
-n-eriuZ at obsolete courage Lnd political con-
v%ictIon, calling them 'rLIicalism.
For some time pat The f:urii-h and Irish pa
rrr7 hay" spoken of the large number ct "rr-
turning cmi-rHnrs'' who are seeking their Old
homes by the aid of means furnished them by
friends. Official records show That more INN.
grants arrive in Great Britain from America
than from any other part Of the world. DHrin@
the pat few months two companies Of stOn,.
cuttcrs left New Work tor scotland, under con
tract to WORK five y"nrs. their pay to cOmnonc"
from the day they sailed. \ few weeks ago three
hundred and SIXTY -o1tlcr- lcn New York Tor
Australia on one vessel. wv" con,panie, had
sale! before this ono. making tho number who
have lc!t\ewNprk for Australia sine" the f.or,n.
ning Of The year. about M thousand.
Russian soldier upon marches ain. Ia wic
away t.dium. and the solos. aiway- IN a minor
ky, and n"nntonous, are varied hy very lively
bursts IN the chorus. III" solo singer often i'm.
prpv,Ses, am! Is usually accompanied by 4 mar
with ii fiddle. a triangle, II cinrI"nrttr. Or ~ one
who whistles. IN" ordinary uniform OF the IN.
fantry consists "i - keli,a iinIC, and panfaloun.
OF dark green cloth, the latter garment being IN
serted in the boots The gray orcrcoat is CARRIED
in a roll at the back, from the right shoulder
the left hip. Two cartridge boxes are attached
to the leather belt i'll front. \ canvas hav"rsack
hangs at the right, behind the bayOnet, and the
knapslck covers the back.