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xrars 80 Gnn Collins
'BAnsco., Oct i7.Arrv.d. .ohrs Js.s Gomss, Bayi.:
Haiti t"nd cleared 10th 20 return 2sd Carrie Bonnsli
CIrNrUEcos Nov 3-sntled brig Elisa tSp). Bon,b Now
In port Nov a. sehr St crox. Leland from Boston,
Philadelphia Abbs Dunn. fountain. Portland; 9th.
cie.rsi I'd Srss Eudorus. Prince or H.sser.s 9th.
cnisIoTIsrows PEI. Nov esailod. bark Maggie tBr,.
Nov is-af1yea. bark Esl.n. sBD, Barry. St
Gu.xrAsAmo, Oct r7-Arrived schr John, Sterling St
G.omcIroxs PEI. Nov s--Arived. brig New Era tBr',
5 s g.:ys.s:y Amy Turner
Brs.o. q: ssa.i.ss i.ns :.Isd s,s Inai.so: s,S
@s% E%%: a.asssf H1a.oe pea..eo. Bss.n sniss fa.
sssa1s rSiisdss5i. s:a, S;sss sa: Ssia;::S
Geo s sso
Lopez. Mobile; Annie sSo.n @ Barley Cedar Keys
csn Alien Gs, ssx Se! julia es
s5 a.s:a. R sssss Sis sss, s"s
orti.nd tn S,iss Juy 1sas s Paine ~, crsns~seia ~
Cruz D.aI.n Cruz: s.iI artisan ts1| Davis.
% %s.f % ss's' sh.aHsa ss3
Cesrea OH steamer vS. Sal: tspS, x.ristsny, sav.n
s:sa' ss s rsG n:@'% s
psT ST a rSdE Rr.ss
S9a'sii &C., Eii..se,h. "'n% Baul". Mobile '' "''0m
y,
Hooker, London.
Arrived I5tn steamer Caspian tBr. Trocks Liverpool
via ST Johns, NF, for Baltimore lace Miscellany
NRAcoASE Oct 27-saiied. schr Lucy Holmes. Tea Bos-
ton.
In Port Oct 27, Prindscsse Alexandra (Br Wilkinson
for New York In days: brig Goldfnder Hadey for
ton days. Adam Bowlby, Mullon for New York
In days
MAriSxAs Nov 2-Arrived. bark W GriGihs (Rr,.
Drummond Havana land sailed 9th for Now York;; 5th.
echr Ans0n Stempson. Sioman. New York.
sailed 9Th schr frank Msgee. Hudson, Cedar Keys;
9Th. brig Eva h Jonn son. Eaton, n of HAttersa
MONTREAL, Nov 13Saiied, steamer Dominion. Roberta
Liverpool.
way Boston, sail 18th for Miragosne TO load for Now
York.
Ponr ANTONIO. ia, Nov i0-ssiIed. schr Caleb Eaton.
Savage. Philadelphia
ouxsso Nov f3-Arrved. steamers Circassisu, wylis,
Liverpool; Quebec. The arle do.
ST JAGo, Oct 30-Saied schr Sarah (Br), Townsend.
Georgia
suMnER,IpE PEI. Nov 7-Cesred. brig Theodore tSr,.
Cam. humble Roads
ST JoHs. NB, Nov itArrived shtp Aihambra, Aiexan.
der. New ark, NJ tor Bremen tsoe Miscellany.
WINDSOR, Ms. Nov 6-Ciesred. schr Jcd Duren, Cook.
Ea Y0yk
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NOTICE TO MARINERS,

ToMPKISsvILLR STATEN 1sLAKp. Nov 10. 1877.
spar buoy painted and black, horizontal stripes,
has be en wreck Of the schooner sunk At
tho he ad Swash ain ship channeL The follow
Ing are the bearing :-Conovcr beacon BY Ro-
beacon, Sc, sandy Hook light by n E; Elm Tree
light, NV. A. @: RhlND Comm~aots usN.
Captain Bragg. Of the steamer rom forand
day morning November he nosiced that tne buoy had
gouc Pollock Rip.
HALIFAX Nov I2-The Iron automatic buoy, which has
aung nad painted; will DO again pscod
in position the 18th inst.
Tho following notice. dated Assosis O. Oct 3D. has boon
After TO-DAY ruby range lights will be lit ~ Saint Hclen
Bsr Columbia River every evening ~ sunset and oxn
gushed AZ sunrise. -.
By order Of tho Lighthouse Board ,,s
EU'NERRIMAN. E Commander UsN.
Inspector, Thirtocnth district.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov l4-Arnved. schr Earl r Mason.
ssi,sd--schr Geo II Minis. Providence.
Passed up-schn james Boycc. ana BIZ Stowe, for
d % sss
sSsToS, Soy Is-Atr,,a steamer. harrisburg Worth,
Fss F.ss'' si';:i s: Z s"ts :;
h.i., "sy S:.sy ss:
a'a.,d s"s Dos se S''ss ss.ss
W. s%s ss
Willie 2swSd acss esorss . Ta5Sell & m.ss's. wee"sr
:sa 'a'' Ss..Is Perkins, As FssTne Em:Isea sa
e..;s,s$ s ssi: S:s:.:
seaman hyo,%.p LSyS; %T Buck N!jI; ss Ssy
as'. "aS I'm
f.a assa: sa:' Se1;% r:s
sasspg: ::Sa Es%%s sS AS:%; a;;.s.:'
d. s.ss. s. wss sS ss 49, s. aHs
f' x.@. Sifs @:,as g'ts.si .s%
PORK Ssssn JOHNSON shs%.n sy Ss,,s
asss.n Valparaiso. bark
ssss sesr. w.m b., sT SMITH sfs fo
wing. johnson. Charloietew
SaIHlSoe N-s Nov .s,s ss't sp ss" .
Wiklund, Liverpool
l5th-Arrived barks Continental Tuppcr St Thomas |;
Giovannina ttaD. Garguo Trisste Christopher Column
bus Norl kundsen. BRISTOL semplice titsb Asnani Ge
noa: Bigeow tBr), McWhinnie, Marsctlles; 1em,
Mossman Boston briggs Sara utch) Kniper Rio Janeiro
Florence May (Br) 0txier Windsor, NS schrs David l.
Taylor Gask, Port Ansonio ya Lulu, SNOW konnebec;
Timothy Yicid Leland, do; Lyon, jeffrey Ne. York
Charleston: J r Bodwell. spsuding, vinai Haven.
Also arrived, Queen of Hearts (B, Matter, Liver
pool Acthoa Truscott, Swansea Camano dtaD. Bacato,
Genoa
Cieared-stsamsrs VIM Lawrence. Howes. boston. Geo
Appod Loveland. Savannah ship Marlborough (Br) Nun
roe. Bremen; barks Temolar, booth. Rio Janer, Orch
utaD. Morice Cork: Anevoca Nor Lsssen. Rotterdam
schrs A Lyon jeffrey, New York X G Rankin Bishop.
DO; Hector Higgins Boston; Sarah Lovna. Anderson.
jacksonville II Gallagher. Ramsey. Camden, NJ Chern-
bin, Lank. Providence.
saod-ship D Eatoni barke Susanna, Balestriuo.
Tempo Mary, and Sequel; schr Mathida KranS
BRUNSWICK, Nov i2-Arrvod schr Ltssie Lane,
Charleston. .
Cieared--schr John Douglass, Parker. Martinique.
BATH. Nov l3-Arrived, schrs Dolphin. Young. Port
land load for Now iork odcli Wnsow, do 20 load for
philadelphia
Bsied--schr Norman. Hodgdon. Phnadciphia.
BELfAST, Nov s-Arivod, schrs Huutress, Brown, New
York, HAmpdcn, do.
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A "STRUCK" JURY.

Herman Struck, lager boer saloon keeper, OF No
422 Van Brunt streets Brooklyn, was Yesterday trod
before Justice Forry and = jury, complaint Of
Ufacer McGowan, Of tho Eleventh precinct, who saw
boy carrying tin pail iull Of from ,he saloon
on sunday last The officer arrested Mr.. Struck, who
was locked up at the station house, aud the OF
beer was detained evidence The defence, which
was conducted by Counsellor BALDWIN strauss, set
forth that under the statute the prosecution was
bound TO prove Inat struck had license to sc before
tho dc eudant could convicted violation OF the
Excise law THIS the officer had failed 70 do. The
jury, a majority OF whom were Germans, iouno the
prisoner mot guilty" The verdict received with
marked appreciation by number OF saloon keepers
who present during The proceedings.
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KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

At stated session Of tho Kings County Board OF
Supervisors, held yesterday afternoon, Supervisor
Stilwell IN tho chair, resolution was received from
the Board Of Comm OF Charities asking that
the salary account. which had been reduced, should
be restored TO $780, OOo Al meeting tho agrre-
cato OF the salary account had been down TO
1000 The subject was referred to the Supplies Com
mittce IL stated that there 60 900 persons
who obtained outdoor relief IRON the county last
Ripley Ropes, who was appointed TO n the vacancy
the FIRST ward created Oy tho Resignation OF Su-
pervisor Rodney e. Ward was invited to take his scat
In tho Board. resolution adopted approving OF
the Of Mr.. Ward whiIo member OF the Board.
The Of $l53 appropriated Tor tho purchase Of
chickens for the poor on THANKSGIVING bay
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sD-Bark Falmouth fBr) which anchored In ths
lower bay. came up to the city 10Th.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GArE
BOUND SOUTH.

BOCNQ sOtIh
yones 81 3: 3. Yars With mdss and passengers 50
Clark s=a- sc - the i4h inst. as incorrect, re-
steamer Cit. >: F::eassrs. Springer New Bedford for
steamer Bolivu. p.sr. Ns. London and Norwich for
sehr i l. smith rp::s- Portland. Ne. for New York
ssI ssnT S.., RI s York.
sssr sa, MeLeon spear kosklsndt for ss~ y.@E ,9ss
sehr j Il Mcors' Moore l Rocxpor, for New york
S ssSr vy cafy ea.e. saa,e' M sc;.cn oa se~ '0'.
ssT , for for YORK
schr w Alien. Garter. Dennisv,le tor New ork
sssr sss a ., " * sds"'s % .%
ss s,s. Ear .,, rsss (.
schr David Currc. fease. Portland q. for Nsw Yorr
senr Samuel Goawin. Williams. stamford for New
schr j J Pnaro. Jones. Ses Haven for Nov York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer rlamb borough Frazer New York for St John,
= Steamer fr.neonir; sr.ss New York for Portland.
Hsss' FORK a9's
sS ssr .pss ss York r
ss seSr ids Dsssns. New Yoss e, Tasaso%; ,S
ssr sssr h"ai PER Sss s''t tx
sRr sshr FSs Sdams
schr Sarah Purves Line, fIobokcn for Providence
schr wmT Elmer. lrbbi.. Hoooken for Connecticut
schrJ II Burnett. Rasmussena. navcrssraw for Provi
dencc
schr VIM Young, Young. Albany for Port Jefferson.
Schr A airrcli Fisher. Port Johnson for Boston.
schr Nnato Small, Port Johnson for Boston
Echr Nelson. Howes Port Johuson for Boston,
sc.r Merwin. Bunce. Port johnson .or Boston
Schr Samuel Hart. Hart Port Johnson tor Salem.
-chr Uncle joe Port johnson tor Providence
schr Edward Wooten, Young, Port johnson for Prov-
denc-.
schr X II Wilson, Clark Port Johnson tor Providence
Schr spray. Martin. Trenton for New Haven
Schr Red jacket. Kendall. Amooy tor Rock!and.
schr sarah Blake, Briggs Amboy for Fall ivcr
Schr hannibal Pendleton. Amboy tor fall River
Cchr SCI FlOwe
schr Gertrude Bruckway Amboy tor Connecticut Rvcr.
Sche Gust. Taylor. Amboe for II artford
schr General Banks, Linscott. Philadclphia tor Prov
dence.
Sehr James Doyle. Philsdelph phis for New Haven
schr Pochassett, Sacxett, Baltimore for Boston.
sclr Rodney Parker Parker Baltimore tor New Haven.
Schr Arnold. Arnold, Baltimore for Now Haven
Schr j h Perry, Wood, Georgetown for Vow Bedford
Schr l. A Rose, Rose Georgetown for SAybrook
schr l. II Roper. Cranmer, Norfolk for Norwich.
Schr sanford, Alex ndria Tor New Haven.
6cbr q Smith, Smith, Virginia for New Haven.
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NOT EASILY FRIGHTENED.

Ann Storms was quietly sitting IN her apartments
al No. 2l4 Elizabeth street. last evening, wnen the
door was forced open aud che saw three enter IL
In instant one Of them caught her by The throat
and threatened TO kill her IL made any outcry.
She called tor help, however the top Of ner voice.
aud some other tenants OF the house. hearing her
alarm, for the police The invaders then ran on,
pursued by Mrs storms, who kept close tnc heels
them until he was arrested by 0ficer secry.
Tho prisoner gave his namo Harvey Waters of No.
81 Crosby street
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Al Two O'Clock the body Of John o'Rourke, pipe
man OF Engine No. 6. was recovered from The DEBRIS
IN mangled condition Eugene Sweeney, reported
missing. is Al home badly burned, but not fatally.
The drm have secured temporary storage and quar-
tors Wabash avenue and Washington street, but
definite arrangement will be made until Mr.. Letter
returns from New York. where he now is. He m ex-
pectcd tomorrow.
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BROOKLYN PATRONAGE.

Registrar Of Arrears Of Taxes Rufus Scott yestsr-
day removed from his department the following
named clerks William II. Powell, Joseph b. Irwin,
Alfred J. Herman, James Fowler and II. Finglet0n.
Their Successors have not yot beer appointed. Sew
eial changes will be made In the other recently re.
organized city departments within the coming week
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TENTH AVENUE THIEVES.

On Wednesday afternoon Martin Welsh. Of No. AS
West lwenty-eightn street, while walking through
Tenth avenue, near Twenty eighth street, stopped
BY tour men, one OF whom snatched gold chain val
ued al $40 from his person and away, while tho
others held him until their con ederae had escaped.
Welsh reported his loss 10 tho police and last night
Oincer boylan, OF the Twentieth precinct arrested
Joseph Curran o: NO. 434 Eleventh avenue, member
OF the notorious Tenth Avenue Gang, no has been
arrested number OF times before or similar Offences
and who was identified by Welsh as tho person who
snatchcd his chain
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BRUTAL ASSAULT.

An Italian, giving tho name OF Frank osmost. vas
arrested last night for al indecent assault girl
twelve years OF age, named Mary Matson. Tho child
was passing through alley leading 10 the roar OF
No 200 south Finn avenue, when assaue BY Dcmont
who IA forty years vi age and gave his residence as
No 76 Grand street. Detective Hogan, who was pass
ing the place At the time heard tho grs cries for help
and captured her assailant after q snort run.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YORK. Nov 15-Noon.
Tho time tho Western Union Telegraph Company
y standard tho United States Naval Observatory
ct Washington, to-day dropped correctly.
Through inability to obtain observations At Washington
during tho past there yesterday accumulated
ball signal Of and fvesenths seconds slow
which is corrected to-day
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LATEST OF THE ELECTION.

William Bradley, alias Buck" who assaulted John
Collins election night win bar. A. the
OF Forteth street. and First avenue, and fractured
his skull, was arrested last night by the police OF sho
Twenty -0rs, precinct and locked up on charge Of
fcloniOus assault
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FIRE IN PRAIRIE CITY. ILL

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Nov. Is, 1871
A Prairie City, III. despatch says the Pos, once
block shore burned yesterday Tho loss 10 esti-
mated at $25, 600; no insurance
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SAILED.

Steamers Frisia o7er for Hamburg; State Of Georgia
ry GLASGOW Acapulco Aspinw aii San Jacpto, Savnn-
nah; OH Dominion. Richmond, xe Eiehmond Norfolk:
bnrks SIepner (Nor, Cork Falmouth Marco Polo QtA
do: Norman tBr) Bristol; Liburna tNorJ Sligo: brig
Walter smith, Montevtdeo schr Frances, Georgetown, Sc
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SPOKEN.

"a Tho American bark showing siens! lcttcrs JRwF.
Sept az lat IL ~ hon -, was tno honnoGsn lNccs
from New York for Meibourno.
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AGGREGATE INSURANCE REPORTS

BosroK, Mass, Nov Is, 1871.
Boston insurance companies have $50. 600 in RISKS
on Messrs. Field Leiter's establishment burned at
Chicago last night
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the above comes stock on sale, on which the loss
Is estimated at so per cent
STOCK IN PAcKAGEA
Tho following insurances come on stock packages
a. h,cb the loss Is estimated to exceed forty nor
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, 80.
CCOws FOR SALE OR CHARrER.-2Oo TO 3JJ Tons
Ocapacity. " r. EASTMAN. foot 3lst ST.. East River.
TUG wANTED-CHEAP FOR DASH NEW on lHs
4 nne ordors about 2zx2z Call rs park row, room q
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
YATIONS.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
/ Saas. lDes,inat,on.

DATES DEPARTURE NEW YORK FOR THE
NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
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WEATHER REPORT
FOREIGN PORTS

HoLYHKAp. Nov l5-Wind 8. strong.
PLYMOUTH, Nov 15-Wind 5. moderate, rainy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
Tableaux and Charades.

The youth, beauty and intelligence Of
Hlgsln-'iiie ami vicinity is just now filed
with lhteIe,- IN the grand tahicauX aud
cbaradts which are t. take place IN that
prosperous and lively little town on WcIues-
day m~ightn"Nt, February 18th. Eyeryhody.
young aud oI!. in that ueIshborhood, wii be
there, AMI IL Is hoped that there Will be a
large Attendance from Lexington, ~ IL WIFI
be quite convenient TO run out on the eve
ming tram, enjoy, first the txbleaux, and
ait"rwarutIc hospitality Of the good people.
". present below the names of the mana
gers aud participants, and the programme:
MANAGER.
Mrs. James a Field, Mrs ) +. Patterson
PARTICIPANTS ~ TABLEAuN AND c~mARA3Es:
MIS-; Ann" Kennedy. Miss Id, HrIiock.
- Bonle HockensmIlh. - Minnie lIpchen.mith
- SaiiIe BratI". " Ella Mason.
- Leila Musym, - Matte McIorkle,
Miss Mamie swucksr,
Nj. j W. W,Isnau5, Dr.. I " srbr.e,
81 Robert B.alIr, AIR. Waiter Brntie.
- Jae. y Field. L Il Munyp-nny,
- B"BJ. kennedy, james kennedy,
Leslie Mason, Brent Hiilock,
- "m Patterson, Al. alters,
And several childlsn.
Door Keeper, : r. Patterson.
PROGRAMME
INSTRUMENTATION.
POCIhuutHs.
MIdUweI WuoinE.
Immortal Crown
HE i-ighf OF Other Day.
Marriage Ceremony.
Ruth and 5Uus-
NJ Rose without "a Thorn
The Proposal an / Rejection.
lie BTiual Scene.
Tue jealous " lie.
'IAKADE-
Iao!rtuX-Thr Slave Market.
IN" LIShl OF the iiareIu.
Answering ALT Advertisement.
The Telegram.
4 HUMOROUS D~IALOGIk.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Noon and Night.
iIth. Hope and Charity.
The iiIg.insvllIe Belle.
Inc ASHES OF Life.
TiIE OLD MAIDS TkA PAVTY.
The tabicauX VIII be GENEROUSLY gotten UP
in the way OF dress, and the beauty and
talent of the several actors insure 4 cred
table rendition of every part. A. there Will
be considerable expense attached to the at
fair, the small charge of - cents Will lie
made tor adnnitiamtc, As 1t is not designed
that any profit shall accrue. From the lady
vino gave us thr.e PARTICULARS, we learn that
the ''i.fght of Other DAYS. and bridal
Scene" will be particularly grand and i'm
pressiSc.
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THE PISTOL.
Ono Young Man Tries to Take the
Lille mother.
Stnl, It.

In last weeks lnIcii.rncrr We wrote a
lie" words Of advice to the NOuu. men of
Lexington, and anon: othtrtmus. mention
eel the ahotninat'"n, IN a civilized commit
NIFTY OF CARRYING weapons. We have tuT a
long time though! that no brave or honorable
gentleman would make 4 practice OF wear
Ing concealed about III, person deadly wrau-
ons, unless. his life was Ia danger from some
Particular person, and our observation con-
f!Aces US more and more that nouu but
DULLES and brawlers haoituqlly go armed.
We have laws in TN. city against tht. pr.c-
Tee and we hope that from this time forward
tley viii be strictly enforced, without fear.
FAVOR OF excuse. The case that w. ars called
on 10 speak "' has gone beyond The jurisdic-
ton OF the city, though there may >till be u
case made tor carrying concealed wrapous
II seems from the evidence, which We have
read thai on last saturday, William Tut.
son Of Judge j, A.. Tut, OF tins city, and
Thomas Price, II young man, resident OF
lexington and well known TO our citizens.
were Standing In 'front.' OF l store on Main
street. brtwcen Pine aud Laurel streets,
"h'h 'hty got into "A quarrel about some
'ilur- ana Price proposed 10 Tut TO 20 INTO
the back yard OF one of the stores aud t.nr
II "ii. After some hot words. Tut said that
II Price would light Ii far lit fish. he would
go. with this understanding the tw Young
men. followed by Two OF three other,. p,s,-
eu through a store. aud went down
the steps into the back yard-Prlce in adj
vance. Hardly lad Price reached the ground
I ~ hen In. rggr hi. b,,,I q, In. ,.t,
cooked his pistol. Tut. hearing the click
ot 'he i"ch, SAID to lin that he was not
armed. and that Ia, must not shoot. AS
Price seemed to he drawing tn. pistol. Tut;
drew his pocket knife, bu; IN hI> excitement
did not succeed in opening it, or If he did,
gave up the idea Of u..ng II. and STOPPING.
picked up i piece of brick ln,i struck Price
on tae head. At this time, almost smut, -
nrously with the blow. Price raised al.
pistol t" hre, and Tut threw his arm up.
STRIKING Prices arm away from him and the
weapon M discharged, fortunately ]iujlring
II" one Pee then proceeded 10 cock al.
pI"to! asal.. when Clifton Bowman ,eIzedi,
by the barrel. prevented HIM tom using II.
i'lrIigthc talk which ensued, the hammer de.
scehd-d Oh hand, but al this roIut
LostiiitIe> crasei, and Price returned his
pistol to his pocket. lie was proup,lv
placed unirr arrest, CHARGE with An assault
VIII Intent 10 AIiI, ana required by Justice
ie"n - appear before him on Monday
"hrn / preliminary tri2l WAS had, and h.
wi- bound over under SIve hond to appear
before tar next rrimiual court. II j, time
mat '"Ins men were learning that This i =
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DISEASE GROWS ApACE,

Like an Ill wind, and cannot hc mastered too
early What 1, a rrjhInS attack "f sickness to-
dag may, II unattended j". become 4 -crlou,
case IN u WEEK. Small ailments should he min
ped ia the hui b"fnr. they blossom into mi
blown fntis'ttc,. II Ihi, advice were attended
to, many a heavy bill for medical att,% tendance
m'ghi lie avorlei. When the live. l. ,ii,urirred,
the stomach foul the bowels ub-truc, ed. or III.
nerves disturbed, resort should at ouc- he had
to That 'nprem' remedy. Hootctter's Stomach
Bitt"ls,a lew doses OF which viii rc.torr healthy
action AT! put the system IN perfect order. 1t
IS Il wise Fr"cautI"n to keep this Incompatible
preventive" III the house. since IT checks, witt
nnfiraiiei promptitudr. disorders which bree
Others lar more dangerous, and In their lui.sr
developments are thcIna, ives often fatal f3,ul
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THE Cradle

B"rn-Nrar Nj. Hope. recently. 10 the vii. 81
Mi. h2lnbritIr thrlsty-a hoy.
~ y a. %rc"nton. recently. to the wife of
MI JAMES Itunuan-.t boy.
- Near l. N!mgton hyniav, February J,t,
TO the w!i"o: Mr. Geprgr O!ril-A rIrl.
- Tn IrNao PraIrI-. Lafayette county, rc-
.Ir!.
- Near tonc"rtlt, rrrentlr. TO III, Wit OF
Mr.. John !:unsc-a boy.
Hear t"nc"rdIa. rec.,-iv. 10 II. wife .:
Mr.. WIN. fiandcsmrycr-a ,~y
- Ia Clay tywnship. .nrIye ntv. Feb
fua'y ISL" 'ir "!i"oi. H.M' ..-Lsti.
la Washington town-h T.. i-.iavr e county,
re- emily. 10 the VIE OF IA l.. ErsInbrlc--t
.Irl.
In TINS cry, thursday. + lar; s,h. to the
VILE oi Mr.. lhUs >tIEuI-iI-a 10Y
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ORDER OF II aLsgAyluN.

>IAlE OF MISSOURI, ~
l., ,NETTK tuU>T
In !hc Lircuil Cpuri al SAINT GO. -
JANUARY 4jth, i>.7
James =. MuiicnN
". finn
Berry James and PIety Jsmce.
rINt tie .nId Berry jaime and Pieiv James
L You arc hrr'b; notified tla' said ,iatntn
ht> commenced n sun against S"I IN SAID court
iH c ltl"n, ia wi.Igt' 1t j. l'i-g-,i that You .ri
~ IA" utn iny ui NAV. ISIS. Sell To- one Ma; K a.
>hurIiie the following described real estate,
.litiird in Lafayette county. Miss .uri, to-wii.
The southwest quarter u the northeast quarter
'f section hr" 81, IN township iUrty-eIghf i>l,
OF range twcnty-sayen 81. api by aiis,akr,
conveyed the southwest quarter OF the north
west quarter of said section, township aud
range; that said plaintiff l. now the oHuer in
lie" sIinpe OF saI'i SOUTHWEST quarter OF the
n"rthea-; quarter OF >a!! section, township and
ran &c, and the prayer of said petition ~ that
said deed may br corrected, and that all the
right, title ami interest which SAID B-rry James
aud wife mas IN aui To said lands. so Intended
I" 10 CONVEYED Ms aforesaid, be vested in SAID
rialntll. his heirs and assigns forever.
Aud you are further notified. tina, unless you
lie and appcar before tn. court here NJ the next
term thereof 80 he begun amt fel,i II the court
h"uN- IN the city OF Lexington IN said county
and state, on the 2ut day OF A pril, \. b, 1877
snd on or before The Ssh day thereof. il the term
sltt!l 80 long continue, and il not then, bctui G
HE end OF The term. and answer SAID petition,
the saIHe VIII be taken A. Confessed
And 1t II further ordered that u COPY hereof
be iunil-hei in the Lexington NcekiN lnielll-
genccr, a newspaper printed in said county of
Lafayette, tor Tour Weeks euccrsslvcly, the la 1
insertion ~ hr ~ least four weeks ir,ur- the
commencement oi the neNt term OF this court.
y true copy. AtIe-t.
80 L Df.. ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
WHY 90 YOU SHhkEP

lhe nIaJority OF the people in this section will
be pleased to learn that J. W. Wood 4 Co. TN.
present prOlrittUrs Of Or. Sherman M,luri.
iiSe a;e now putting 1t up IN seventy-ive cent
huItles a, we'll rs IL dollar and a haif Us hereto.
tore. 10 those vino have used the Malari,u.,,
1t l. not necessary to say Il word IN its behalf:
but to those who shake in ignorance of it We
will simply say, try It. No ether medicine i,
required as 1t is a combined Tonic, Alternative.
Cathartic, FOlerifuge AntI-Periodica and ChoIo.
GoSue. 1t ventrallLes niasmatIc poison re-
stores the Liver and other diseased organs In
their natural healthy condition, thereby thor.
oughiy eradicating the disease For sale nv
jei' nj "A QtARLES i co.