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MT. HOPE,

Roads getting good. except IN occasionally
bad places.
Yesterday was Pref. Allison. monthly s1-
animation day.
Health not very good a good deal OF sore
ts'roats and bad colds.
'to-orviaElon' is stiil the wutrhwori among
the patrons in this vicinity.
Mrs Gibbs, wIte OF PaschaI \. Gibbs, living
n.'r nr."nt"n, an did aui hight, esteemed ci,i-
zen, died on last Sunday morning, quite sudden .
!! She has been quite feeble in health for some
years with life At tune. hanging by almost Il
single thread. We are informed that her NAL
adv was heart iiseus-.
Considerable excitement was caused III Chapel
Hi. on saturday evening last, by some young
Americans throwing in nj tho Windows OF the
church. during the session OF a singing school.
ana aiterward getting into IA row about It. Two
soys were stabbed during he uIr!c-, but not Sc
rIonsiy- Another one OF two got bruised up
'onlr. II - said much of the disturbance came
from johnson county bows.
We want /" get alter your devil Tor one OF
his mad freaks. In our last we spoke OF the
movement Of Prof. Allison to found = perlna-
nent boarding and day school. at MI. Hope. and
said it was hoped the good people would 1"stfr
themselves IN Its iayOr, and the little imp which
10 supposed TO be lurking around every lrintin.
office. makes us say 1t is hoped they vii! better
them's'rss,' which niukrs quite u difference.
John and James Burnside, Allen and Calvin
Fox, Of this neighborhood, and George Jordoa.
VIII" stopped q while in this neIghborhood two
or three yesrs since. all returned about two
ago. FROM California. They say 1t 10 a
good plsce Tor X msn who il able and willing 70
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PRECAUTIONS IN SCARLET Fewer

Inc Boston Board of Health has ,en,a circular
every householder IN the city. Containing pre-
cA"tiohs aga!Iat the spread of scar!e' fever in
.aihiiles. After giving simple directions for
'"e i'ois'lon OF the sick person, the ciIrubr
7AS= ION ercovsry. tie SICK person .noulh
" Hh'hs'e with tn" we'll until The rougGur., OF
VIC eE!n. due l" the disease, shall hny. tu-nu-
petfed. A mouth l.. cons sid cred AN ay,r...
P"FIon which lso!.t!vn Is needed. The clothing
"eioie ptihg worn or used by the patient OF the
nurse, should be cleHnscd by boiling fur 81, least
one hour. or. II that cannot U- dom, b. fee.
ANU prolonged exposuF" 10 Uut-iUuP ny and
suhti2ht- lhe walls OF thu room ,I,yula ne dry
rubhtd, anu the cloths used for TINT uurn,.e
'"o"!u Ne burned without previous shaking.
ne ceiling should be scrapet and uhit.ned.
'"' moor should be waster'i with soAp ~:
"AleF' aud csrbD!Ic 7cIt may be aided to the
wafer tone pint to three or four guIlous). In.
i"IeC'sn clothing shOult i- clean,rd Dy He'll
uh" mol sent TO the laundry. In case ni death
lat" -tr'ctiS private. ara the corpse should not
o. rAl"sei 10 view. because cu!ltr.u AZ.
liable 10 lake and spread scarlet fever
anu because schools afford free opportunity for
ms the Board VI Health has excluded from
school every child from any family IN which
u case oil IN. iI,etse has occurred. ant has .t.-
'i1a the Absence shall c%Ont!nu" four weeks
from Tue brglnn!ng OF the attack. -,c,ni n. c....
suuJ'ct 10 The discretion OF the Board
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SALE OF LEXINGTON AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD

ih\iN'.iuN, Mo February i.ih. -
lI!I"r >!llI..E>,tu Iuu misrr present
Nj" twice IN yaur editorial of to-day
| never s"ii, nor !nSin,"rfci, nor even iu /
NinA ;i,nt tie county ,"ull We're III the railroad
combination \ur'tuI | LAY That the r"urtnu.hi
NOT +" ias" appointed Nj. James " -nlworth 1t.
agent. Very respectfully. T.. mI>>oE
We publish the above letter cheer
fully. II j. not necessary Tor us to say
that ~" did not Intentionally misrepresent
Mr.. WIn>or. and with ,!ur Difference 10
him VT must Insist that the Whole TENOR
"i his conversation wa, thai MIR. Went
worth. Mr. -Akcre and others. appointees
Of the county court ""r" in co!iuS!Jn To
make u,""cr tor themselves out Of the
sale of the road, without regard 70 tho
Interests Of the county, and that they
We're consequently IMPROPER persons to
represent The county in the matter But
rs we recognize Nj Wiusor', li,ht to
be understood as conveying the ideas
which he may really desire To cypress.
rather than what might he Inferred
from n genera! conversation, Ne arc
glad 10 SEE that IN hi mind the county
court has done no wrong in the natter.
That the court 'Cus taken TO ush by
some one ON the subject, IS evidenced
from The fact that the tab was bought
OF sufficient importance 10 cmlse the
presiding justice to ca. Il epeua. term,
u consider The propriety OF 'emoving
Mr.. Wentworth. When the court met,
however. the compIa:nanls dc not put
III All appearance. Upon = fl iuvesu-
the court could !ind II, good rea.
son Tor dlsp.aclng Mr. Wemworth, and
upon the record the order which
print e.scW here. ,
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CENTAUR
I,INIMENT rs.
One kind for the Human Family The
other for Horses and Animals.

IRe.r L3n3in"nl- Ne simply the wonder vi The
~urlt. Their "nvcte ARE !l;'iy less than alaI-
v-lluus.
The White L:uiincnt : Tor The human
family. II Will Gri,r Rheumatism. >c.n'lcaaui
Neuralgia ig,'u he system. cures i~.Um5ago.
Chliibiain=, L"cA sw. rr!,y. !trh, and INST
tutsmeru= Lruitous It extracts Frost from
frozen ht'"!s AMI t,... am! JMe poison OF bites
AMI sung Vi vcnom"us reptiles; II suhdu',
=wrii:us=. au.i a.lrv.,t,= pin of every knit
When EIuAIu- OF rrui-"- occur, 1t i ;he most
potent remedy EYER ,lieroyere I to heal the m
iurri pats. The ,-nttul L!uImcnt = used with
great III rtcl sore rhrott. ~Toothache, Caxed
Breasts, Lartcae, An! VA Be-. lie fol-
loving is but i ..iuy'e o; numerous ies;lmuu.-
a.
''lHDIASA HoNs lEsr Go .Iru. MAY =, !s73
suffered mach Win swollen feet and chords
y icy h'iti,s "i C-nt1'r L.nliueml h.- done the
work Tor M ! l..'" MOI Deem ire ir.ln these
fectly well. aus L.i.tteni ru-hi - be apple:
war!n. HL>lAIIN Bi;OWS.
The proof is IA she trlal. II - reliable, tits
cau'ty, It IS cheap AMI every family should have
thu WH;e C"UtaUr LIi...acnt
The Yellow Centaur Liuiment Is 4 ispted
70 the tough Iuu-cie-, cpris auj ti".h OF horses
and animals. /; hns Eerioruet more woniel-
iul cures. IN tnIee Years 81 spawn, Wind. salls.
Scratches. >"rens, AMI genera I.s!neuess, than
ali otter renc'j.~s III existence. Read wnaI til,
-rtat kNlressmeL say u II
INV ioRK, January. lo1i.
livery owner vi hp5srs should .lvr III. L.S-
TArR LiHiNL\r a trlal- "" cons.teri; the brsI
article ever us"rt IN OH stables
II. MARSH. NuFi- Albums TX Stable. Y Y
e PULLS, SUIT L : TX Stables. y y.
"A : l >u.,t Nat. IN sta1.,-,N. y"
The best patrons OF this LrEimett arc Farrlers
amt Veterinary surgeons, Who are continually
usIng some ! irimrnt. IL h,sl= Calls, WorHds
and foli-evIl. ~rcl'oves Swc!iinG-, All il worth
"t dollars annually 10 Farmprs, Livery
men, stock growers Sheep-rAl5ers. Mi tho.e
horse. or catIl-.
"nat Il tarrler cannot do for $50 the Centaur
VIII 10 al Il ir!Elug cost.
these Linra"ut- are sold by Ali dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted by
snr lrOrr e;1rs i al i bottle I'll be given 10 anv
+ arr1cr or Physician who desires u test them
Laboratory OF J d Eose { Co,
J~anl3-3In as pEl 81 NEW lonh.
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work, t" make monty However,. they i" rot
ike The Kind Of e"rirty tiny iHatr ii er.. Tuev
say the prospect Tor wfen the coming year -
not 40 good as u-lrl an account at the ,iruuIhi.
but that they are llA"ly l., aav" Il u"!crnt.
yield. Have icru -"wi&S What all winter.
The good Ie"plr "t ,harci Iii! nayr br-o trs
ia.. FIR aGmr time. {" "rg@m'i. u len mpn't.'
school. hut havr tailed" !nrnInuiH In" lrinvuis
Aii set II OH IL, feet, uaililIs SatUr LAY n!,at-
On that occasion ty" men VIM. Hams. pr
~~t,r-,. Emery Wagner. Nj. Eussia.r ami Mr
"!iAin.on. We think these are tte ro.""o-'""L
npOn themselves Ia" responsibility al ynN.s- ih.
teacher, Mr. ~N.mtr-ialr, the tuition bring : 10
+ i've mouths are ~ be- taught immediately. AMI
the utheI five urs' fail ana Winter. MICh cred
II Is due tn"-e n,e pubIrr-7ptrtl-,i ,.uz"n. fvr
'has coming forward and cutting the. ! snou!I"r
10 the wheel. AMI s.yin We must have . sci0o..
rliiL.
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JEFFERSON CITY.

Lh~|lN III !. NO. ! - - lSy
Observation-Disclosures ~-La,,TIu.v,s work.
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! q bI.sLtIuL ami chilling rIr.i up,n Missouri.
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pa '"H can never taE- tn ritce OF i ea!Ity In
matter. Of great moment lar f..,,4 80 r.l-
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iiaie up IA i!."l i.Ii America Wa about la
receive nrr <r-te,t mum .lI4,un the nan IT., nl
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v' u" ItH "N" Will f''"'FG Ein'" ami ;aHUr
from MIR Ha, -. IA the h-.i,ytl of IN, ori,,.y
''Fo'7' '"' any t'J'i.' Ia N""r "'AIi i'Vt Coz.
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''aH 20 H"'i !'''1'' "PA"hrnt' NE !eTi!@ OF VI
oia'=i !AN AMI %! dctnr""c'i Justice VIII over
Tx YOU Ia W.! - Your p,iiiIcaI .nt,yun,-r
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m-I.i. In.; the, promptly met the r.u-cI,tInu .
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MAYHEM.

ihr Henl-HhnuAi examination OF The Nj
,", "o'r '''A nae IT, IL" we" ching
-" INST In" exercises were neatly MI WIZ "a
'"f" ="
~ IN" was '''"" one " '"it' p'=''
oil i"oIscap -Four months work Was incI"'ie'i
Ia tie examination Their Was no i-vIew "I
7'uiIs5 rs u preparations. He Inc.ti0ns 10 hr
ss1e" were H'.trIhut'd As equally as possible
over the terms WORK In mathematics, the
problem, anu examples were either original Jr
selected from books not used b: the pur!.4. In
making out the grab. each pup.l'- work va,
marked Independently "r comparison WIKI
others in the cIas-. In some rla,-".. such -
reading, ptnmarshlp and composition. rri-
tam proficiency 4, r.1uIr,.i ~ ,.t,uIuI gyI
the pupil. work Wa th.p cDrup,rri win ,l.,
standard. The uur.pd,! r.unr: contain, H..
name, An, grad. nr H.. .o., n,,.-.,
their el,s,,, sr, .,,,.r -, ,u, n,s,. M
s,rIInr f., m. -. .n, ,r.n.,.,." r.
The h,"h..t ci,,. IN r,,i L,,,cn a., .,nty .l..l.
mr.,
nE.nI.. ,L.-~l
Ni,th Reaicr-MrrrIe Bullart, 100; I,eprr
Sortlr"t, ~, L.eoua NvInrrt. 81. Glenn Ty,.r
IN. AnnI- u.rr a.. I,,,, r,,, :" ,
Hem. o..
Finn K"rirr-wuu" k.in. lvJ. \elij" Mock.
100 Kate EII!Iri. o., Carol.ne H.,AEtrIusnu.
81.
Fourth keaieI- Bella Keith, "
Third I!=air. MrIIm Riding, 100. kniua
Herkcr. ~
Lyhln EHtt. -, Joseph Her. n. Me-. Eui-
lard. -
'"h'Hi Oh hE'biH"-
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fITst lssr-IepfrI NBI u.rt -. It,,ItB Ji-T,
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 nil cr.t,,o-s ar,
' "thefs Interested IN the estate Of ! V n
b[o.n, deceased. That the undrrsIsn.t. .i-
iral settlement OF said estate n, tho Ami t,,,,
IT,, VI Tue Probate court OF L.aiay-lt. county
missouri, L" b. begun and!ield at the r,urtnnu.r
April, l-... JuIJS 'n,',ss al
f-3l!-5t
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Honey.

Pitchers Castor!a Is complete sub-.ltule
for Castor OF. and Id as pl-a.au; to lake rs
Honey. It's particularly adapted 10 Teeihing
ami irritable children. II destroys worms.
ssslInilales the food. regulates the stomach, and
cures ":Hd collie. Few remedies are ne ctlca-
ci"us Tor tevrilshn"ss, Group. Worms and
Whooping Cough. CSstOria Is Il scientific AMI
purely vegetable preparation, more elective
than Castor on and neither gags nor gripes.
Prel'sre ! by Msssrs. J h. Ross. Co, 40 Dey
Street. New York, from the receipt Of Samuel
Picher, NJ. H., OF Barnstable. Mass. JinISmS
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

'I'HE ANN Al MEETING OF The parrnn,,
Tountk, Missouri. viii o- l-!I a, Inc unIi Of
i'alas'ttr hrauge. ia Dover township, one mil
20 hL Nebb's, on Iu.suay The 9Th of
az NJ !" " clock Il III. Three Director. w in
- CHOSEN !" serve Tor three years. luu nj.
tendance IS expected. o.
IeDgs-st IpSTNyIn
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The republican noudic> at Washing.
ton had better establish Il censorship %
the press at once. 1t has entirely toe
much liberty when it dares to tell the
truth about the president OF the rcpub,
lican party, and his associates. The in,
dictment of Dom Piatt, 10 be tried bv a
packed jury of republicans. before a re-
publican court, is but the beginning OF
the end. 1t is a threat against the Tree
dom OF the press. which reminds Us OF
liberty As conceived Of BY Marat and
Robespicrre-liCense for the party IN
power. tyranny tor those who oppose il
PIatt may have exceeded the bounds Of
proper counsel, but what kind OF a par
y IS 1t, which in 4 spirit Of proscrIprive-
ness endeavors to prosecute him into
silence What kind Of Il party is it
which is afraid Of the words of one old
man? If President Grant intends to
prosecute every newspaper which de
n"unces IN hot breath and Just indigna-
ton the viliainics OF his cOrrupt and
Shameless administration. and of the
eight men who have sold their countrv's
honor tor a mess of party pOttage. he
will have his hands full. Returning
Board Hayes Will have no bed OF roses
TO lie on II he become. president. From
one end of tins broad land to the other;
from Maine to California from Mlchi-
gan t" Louisiana. will come up from dem
ocrats, Independents and former repub-
llcans, indignant protests against the
fraudulent counting into office oil i man
defeated at the polls. Radical lies and
intrigue will be exposed, and the truth
aid before the country. 1t is inevitable
me army OF postmasters, revenue
agents, whiskey ring tools and other
scuIIIons OF the part. may writhc and
wriggle. fume and fret, misrepresent
and talsiiy-lt will do no good. One
thing they will have accomplished. and
they will hug that consolation to their
co9SiiiS, hiu "tH tltN NAV -LntN Will
have kept sam. TiIden's nose out OF the
books. Great God q. what i rafting of
dry bones and exposure OF rottenness
there would have been, could sam.
Tilden, the best book-keeper and the
sharpest politician in America. have had
a look at the books. And right here is
the secret of their desperate, reckless,
criminal conspiracy, Iilden As presi-
dent would hav been q forctaste of hell
to radical Office holders. But the day
Of reckoning will come. 1t may be.
deferred, but it is as certain to arrive AS
death and axes. Prosecute newspa-'
per's by all means. Muzzle the press
Suppress free speech. But all OF these
will fail. The republican party is dead
md damned !
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las III ought tat W.id-n belongs TO II Sans "i
a.. --r".. wt'.-" 'rr"nt"n- AT" I" KIN all the
r.iu'i'r'r uN,r r. II tn. .tii- -tRsssl-r.
No suck thing is true, and no such
t'.ing i> thought.
"a, a: M1': y'i~n'-r', 10 ga dsrrrchI-ca
I.V.:.,taiun-. axe -p'rt TIE '--a'~r"a'Irm Of
Gov rarhrrI IL s,,r"r
He wa, not I loui>ianitn, ana You
know it.
lne following paragraph - from the
Lexington Register OF Tie End inst
"n"bllr' wrJAs '',".,ru.T That DIS
patch "a, Iuu,u nrn'cr himself
The letter printed below was given to
the associated pres, on the l.th inst,
anI appeared in Al the dni.ir> IN the
l>tl inst
SALEM. brr-"n. Feb. Il.
Agent t--"rlt:-i lI-,s / .Irsire 10 state
through your columns t.at | have never ,'ut 10
toy illdcn any telegram signed G"hbie or
noYern"r. aud | i-uouncr ali =ucIi pretended
telegr.u.s ~ ta-e !ahcI.ArI"n7. ~ Lar ~ NIL
Concerned. / lave never used $ cipher or II
i~lc:llIouS signature N IL letter OF dispatch IN my
LIE. l>isuci l. r. ui;O\ Err
tOIumvIt Is uuiiert~.1ry.
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FINAL

\ot..r - h'IehE given 10 all creditors end
~ others interested III the estate Of Lon, NJ
i.sdIpi", "e'.as'i. tu"t tHe UNDERSIGNED. nj.
sitii7tfat,'r "t -aid "-ta:", will apply II maxi j.
nil"i settlement OF >nIi -sra;e at the aurI
tfri! $50, OF the Probate C"ur, of La1ayetnc
a"ui.tt' Missouri, To- be begun aud he: nj ~.
S3Ii'hu"s' IA th- city Of Lexington On IL. lire;
irLnl Il 4. -
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u HFI-EtIsT-N'f I III
FINAL SETTLEMENTS

Nom L IS hereby given 10 ali creditors nE,f
~ DINERS interested ~ the estate. OF ,,rcr.-
feihis, deceased. that The undersigned 81
ecutoF Oh sdll estate, intends 10 max. a tual sell
'irhitii "I SAID e-tate at the April term Is
OF the Probate court OF Lafayette county Nj
sour. TO hr begun and held at the courfhoL.-
"a Il c.LE OF lrA!hsi4n. on the first Monday IN
-pLI. r. Nii.LiAM II. BRUN>
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AT oG! Mammoth Feet AMI sale stable, corner
Eighth ami Drluwur. streets, halsa. civ, Mis-.
aonrl. Farmers and stock men arr invited TO
correspond with Us We viii make i.glia,
pdrv!I-in. visits to lexington, OF which We
VIII Civ" dur notice.
ir5i-il { WARD
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EtF412 Nntelll9enFer.

Twenty-Five hundred cotton factory
operatives arc on Il strike at the VAN
s,,.I Mills.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

The bill for the repeal Of the law
creating the board Of railroad commits,
sioners has passed the lower house. Mr..
Ewing. Of this county, spoke eloquently
against the bill, rs did Mr.. Edwards
When it came up in the senate. The
senate seems to be in favor of continu-
ing the commissioners. and extending
their power. So say we.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

Rear-Adm'ral Louis NJ. Goldsborough
died in Washington City on the 10th
INST His WAS the sixth death among
the r~ear-admirals within tour or five
weeks. The funeral services nyer the
remains OF Rear-Admiral Davis took
place at St. Johns church. IN Washing
ton, on the day Of the death OF Admiral
Goldsborough.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

The electoral commission has confer
red on Gov. Hayes. OF Ohio. 4 new de-
gree. one never before given in this
country. He should. therefore, be adj
dressed AS r. b Hayes, F. F. p. which
means, Returning Board ~liayes. First
Fraudulent President.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
FINAL

\'llIE 10 hereby gwen 10 all creditors and
~ nih-l interested IN inr r.-ut.. nj, L..
f"sf, "s'"n~-i. that the Und-rs SErI Al. .,I.
'ihtoF 81 sara estate. intends TO make ii final
settlement OF said estate ~ the AlrI fern -
"l Inc Probate court of Latas-tt. county. M,.
sour, TO lie begun aud held al tn. Courthouse IA
April. l-.1. Il HTpI,' III
frl5i-s
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

senator bogy placed on record the
inevitable public sentiment of the iu-
ture when he said of Mr.. Justice Brad
ley, that MS name would go into history
o. the infamous level with Marlborough
and J,a.eys.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

why 60 through with al the ire
~'adous labor and expense OF Il political
campaign when. with = third OF the
money, You can bribe u returning board
ana carry M election without = Vote
Natt Carpenter, ~eN-repubLicau senator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

the Lexington. Lake X Gulf railroad
VAS sold 1t the court house in this city
Oh IuesdIy last, 10 Mr.. Henry l.. New
man. lie v".H bidder. for 5000.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

JAS. l.. Wintrey, 4 saloon keeper. WAS
killed at D"tVitt a few days a"u. NV
Mays Hall, for criminal intimacy with
ms ~(fta!'s) wife. Hal was arrested.
had 4 preliminary examination before
Squire i;uckel. and was discharged
from custody.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

The Plymouth arrived ut New Orleans
through the ietties on The 10Th inst. be-
iug the first man-ot-wur to make the
passage.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

Dom fiatt has been indicted for >edi-
tious language, through his paper. the
Capital. at Washington City. He is 10
be sued for libel for calling the presi-
lent q sot, coarse. brutal and ignorant.
Dom always wrote as if he knew
whereof he spoke, when he alluded to
the presidents little ~debauches. and un-
less the jury Is packed. the chances are
that the damages recovered on that part
of the count Will be ;" iuiini,e-inal,v
dlmlnuitive as 10 aus no Inconvenience
IN the corner OF the most sensitive optic
organ Imaginable.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
NEW MILLINERY STORE,

tfItS Matte Gordon LnCi Misc Rife 4
WI Euye opened u Millinery Lsiabli-h- M
!nsnt n the tr,ar m.'id,ng, ttInk.ln ~
ncr. We have Ju-t received anu intend
keeping Ou hand Il iull supply ot all kinds Of
goods usually krit in our line OF business. We
c"rd.aiir invli" Ir.end. and the public general
~ 10 give u- u call urG rnrruine goods an / prices
ecI"ie purchasing c!seH here. aprstf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

4 dispatch from Helena, Montana,
dated Feb'y 10Th, says that the governor
hts appr""ed The bill granting subsidy
0. 3I7y,DU0 TOY the construction o. y
Na-ow-Gauge railroad from Franklin,
Idaho, 70 that place, the bill! to 60 before
The people on the 10th Of April next.
This, with the act Of Colorado And other
communities, indicates a firm determin-
a:j,o on the part Of the west to build L
so.eraJ system OF Narrow Gauge roads
And il ST Louis does not want 10 see
her '.tde still further c~ncroarhcd on,
she must; De active in meeting these
roab, a; east half way.