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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

\ respondent Of the New York
&3n."a...is little to admire and a good
d., f. e"n5emn in the savings ba,.k
ss;aaa. suggest, ,hat the iahor!ng poor
s.oHj br provided with 4 five per cent.
government bond. in which to inves.
til >t1.aE-, the bonds 10 be issued it:
SIM. denominations. from i've dollars
upward A public debt .hus di>tribut-
Ell a, 49,. might be regarded as =
pup. o.e>>.ug"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

There = a game At cards ca~lIed">olo."
n winch the seven takes any other card.
No: excepting the eight spot" II Ill
d.a could have changed the play from a
coa6 ,ence game into one at "solo"
there might have been Il different result
A. 1t l., the meancs three card monte
thl5wer that ever chisellcd an honest
man ouc Of his money will IN future need
:. J.4,h II any should insult him by
!n>;ituting 4 comparison between him
aai any one Of the eight political pros
t.;ut". who sat On the high joint com
mission.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
HOLLOW PILLS

81 had no appetite; Hol!oway's Fills gave Inc
II h'HrrN one
~ our l'Ills are marvellous
81 send tor another box, and keep them in tie
house -
Holloway has curei my headache that
was chronic.
Il gave one "a. your Pil,s to nv babe for choI-
era m0rbus. lhe dear little thing got well In i
day.
My nsusea Of morning is now cured -
~ our box OF II liOway's Ointment cured me
OF noises in the head. | rubbed some Of vnuI
ointment behind tie ears, anu tie noise ha.
len
'>rnt n.e TWO boxes: ! want one ;or n poor
. enclose i do!l"i your price Is . ceuls. 1u-
the medicine to IN, = worth It dollar. -
send me i've boxes Of yoir Pil!S."
Let mr. have three boxes of Your Pills by re-
turn mai. Tor tntiis ard Fever
| have over 700 such testimonials a. thea. hat
WANT al space conn els me TO conclude.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

The ST. Louis Republican,, special
Washington correspondence of the 10Th
inst contains this paragraph: Congress
mar Ellis. Col. Burke and Counsellor
tavaro Of Louisiana called on the pres
ident to-day and explained 10 him the
condition OF affairs in that state. The
president replied tina, he was sat SIZED
Gov Nichols was acting III good faith
IN preserving the st"m Y"o, and he
therefore had no intention OF changing
his instructions to Gen Augur. In the
course of conversation the president said
Gov. Nichols should not he held re,pon-
slb.e for the freak OF the crazy nan who
shot Packard.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
FOR TIT.

('HOl,E coffee. sugars. canned corn, pearhe 90
tom rjpr-. dr.-i clnThIis. aIpies. peaches
cherries, anu U'HCkhsrri"s.
FANCY AND lLAlE CANDIES.
Dry goods, groceries, shoes and boots. Al
NJ prices to suit the Tunes.
deg on Z IRnaS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBBFRl

T>liE undersigned has been appointed "a,
L agent of Lees summit Nursery for &sIsSs
The sale Of their stock They have all S5ssS
kiids OF AlPlE. PEACH AND ORNA- -.
MtNIAL aEE>; Evergrecns, Berries and
Flowers, which are offered nj low prices Ire,
taken from tins nursery are AFE y MORE
CERTAIN To GROW than those from ,ils,nn;
ones. In" nursery is locate near us and lr,,s
shipped 10 this section are in no danger of iN ing
from chang Of climate or being delay Ell in
shipment. THEIR TREE~ AXE THRIFTY and
VIII nr delivered in good condition, ana AL
tree VII be- d"iIrerrd jul; As they are or,irrct,
an! every effort VIII be made Ia give entire sails
iaci'"n. Tins nursrry Is frnly established, and
lis IrrrrI"''rs are Ic~pun-Iblt, and intend To re-
ma Ii IN business aut viii not permit their rem
utaiIon /" stirr. Parties ordering from l;
may he SATISFIED tiat their orders VIII 10.
P.bMpIli FILLED ami the trees d,Iir,rrj
L" them as ION As III" weather Will permit.
Unauthorized persons are trayeitus through
tiIt country pretending 10 rcl resent Tins nursery.
All persons are warned against such rs M orders
VIII l." ilil'l but ti"se coming from our duly
appointed accents.
Now l. THE TINE To supply yourselves
with the hes, ri run and ornamental trees
herri|s, >hrub''ery and Flowers.
t"rne and give me Nour orders.
J"h-v kOBElI HALF. Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

WHICH Az STOOD THE TEST OF
40 YEARS.
TIL Is NO SORE IT WILL NOT
HEAL, Nd LAMENESS 1T WILL
NOT CCRE, NO ACHE, NO PAIN,
TIL ar AEFLICTS THE HUMAN
OTHER DOMESTIC ANIMAL,
THAT DOES NOT HELD 70 ITS
MAGIC TOUCH. A BOTTLE COST
ING Csc. Soc. or I 90. HAS OFTEN
SAvED LIFE OF A HUMAN
BEING. AND RESTORED TO LIFE
USEFULNESS MANY A VALU.
ABLE HORSE. uar4-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
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FINAL

N'Il'El hereby given to all cred tors an.
= otHeF. Interested IN the estate OF I.izsru.
haslers"n, deceased. that the uni-r.ixurt,
n".r!''As executor OF said estate. intends to
make L tna! settlement Of -ail: es,a,- a. ,bs
A!F.I term, l-.', eff the Probate court oil I.sgay-
ttr county. Missouri, to be begun ana held at
ne cUufih"use IN the citv OF Lexington on the
nrst Monday in April. ls17.
t.iloi II ~ II ASIEp.,A
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

i.a uar,h ct ~Jaauary WAS markedly
disastrous - ocean shipping The mum
b~r # vessels belonging 70 OF bound to
81. from American ports, that were lost,
I~Ia.5e.rI lightly four. the value Of the
vessels. exclusive Of their cArgoes. be
IL ,st'a"r"'t At the large t,tal of 81
s-g..l1. This i, the heaviest loss for
many months. and yet the list Toes not
l~.e.Gle the stranded steamship Amer
i!le, winch there is still! Z probability of
st':2G There were lost three steamers.
= gai ships, eighteen banks. eight brigs
atI ;yrtv->cyeu s]choOners.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature of J.
HAfDocK, AS agent for the United States, sur
ROUNDS each box OF Pills, and Ointment. A
handsome reward will be gwen To any one ron.
derlng such information as may lead to the de-
lection 81 any party or parties cnuulerfeitIrg
them to he Spurious.
'.'>oli ut the ma.-.tRrSory OF Professor lIoL.
LowAf n Co, New York. sud by ali resrectu-
bic druggists and dealers in medicine through
out the civilized world, in boxes al IS cents, O.
cents and 81 each.
, II Ittie Is comfortable saving h. taking tie
larger sizes.
\. B.-DirectiOns for the guidance Of patients
IN every disorder arc affixed to each box.
office, liz Liberty ST.. New York.
RICHARDSON + CO., Agents.
ocxslJ 81, Louis, No,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

s,.,l Mills.
The Plymouth arrived ut New Orleal
through the %ietties Oh The 10Th inst, b,
iug the first man-ot-wur to make III
passage.
ihe Lexington. Lake Il Gulf railroa
MAS sold at the court house in this ci,
o. luesIIy last, to Mr.. Henry l.. New
man. lie v".y bidder. for 81. 900.
Senator Hogv placed on record til
inevitable public sentiment of the ii
ture when he said of Mr.. Justice Brad
ley. that MS name would go into histor
o. the Infamous level with Marlborough
alt Jeateys.
Why 60 through with a. the ire
I'adous labor and expense OF a po.itica
clinpaign when. with = third of tn,
money, You can brihe u returning boarc
ana carry ~ election without = vote
Matt Carpenter. eN-republican senator
- 49,
The eastern approach of the st. Louis
b.!gc was damaged by lire to the eA,
tent OF about 100000 last Monday.
T.tye. and freight comes by the ferries
uninterrupted The bridge will he re-
P''-' . ~ "'e' P"''o' "e\' "teN'
Even Morton and Garfield dare. not
.sv b.t,r,. AJAX INTELLIGENT auJi.nr, tina,
Hty,,s W., 81 ec,e1 bv the psn,ra Mar
tn SAYS it Wa, done by the ..torm- Of
... L., him be known then rot 49,
.-...i.r, Inn, g., ..rorm. flaw u,v.."
-
11t senate j"H!c'arS committee at
Jefferson t"E mas reported = In! too"
>,>''"" W N''''' "'' -
F'.''Hs7 -. 'I.ee jugs !" every '''N-
.. ''.' 10 'I N-'ossN =, 1's'L-''s every
- "'
g." .Jur years.
: -" P"''','''' ''N'!7 u"
~ P''' e,l' ','' -
- @''' II = ~
81 ga
... $500 -"
-"
49,,
81, --' CIV
49, "e'e
! Co. respondent Of the New York
S,r."a. fats little to admire and 4 good
G-' T. t"n'eNH III the savings oahN
stem. >a--r''' 'i'1' tAe IanoT'ns poor
'!'''t o' p.''!ird VITA 4 hVe per cent,
g.Ee'"m""t bond. IL which TO inves:
tn. 't'.aG-. the bonds 10 be issued i:
sA-'-. ''1A"'H.N't.'n' from I'VE dollars
NH'fa"' a Pio.'c DEBT mus distribute
Ell H' ~. 'm!SAt De regarded as Z
Pup n.">.'uS
IT,. 100. 49,. 49, - .,,,,o,
g.,ro >, ur.,,, rhara ro r.a.on
,-.. i'm, ~. oio,,, ma, v.h, -.
r--!. L.atn, 10 ,,rr, 49,
go ~. F..r.4, o,d Ionf.i,ns vii
p-~..=, in Tim, Wow o, IN. ca.e vino, !,
st:ni' IN tue way 'f HAZE chances iof
me presidency. lAe'E "oTh Na cheat
a"+ = 'f1'"i' 4 ''t "Hi 4 9i'H. we may
- l'-'-'"Pi'' "7"7 "e'oFe we 50 ["
press
r.. month OF January wa> markedly
disastrous - ocean shipping The mum
Der i vessels hr.pagiug 70 or bound to
.. from American ports, that We're lost.
I~Iu.Je.r,. lightly four. the value Of the
vessels. exclusive OF their argoes. be-
IL ,sciraar~u at the large t,taI Of 81
*-...IJ. This j. the heaviest loss for
many months. and yet the list does not
l~t.e.GI. the stranded steamship Amer
ilIe. winch there Is still. 4 probability Of
stf:1G There were lost three steamers.
= Eht ships. eighteen barks. eight brigs
I
There = a game at cards called">olo,"
n when the seven takes am other card.
noc excepting the eight spot II Ill
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

The New York Herald is an iudepend-
ext paper, with no partlaIity whatever
for the democratic party, bat it was
forced 20 say this If, for instance, the
action Of the recognized state authori-
ties must be accepted from Louisiana in
face OF the shameful revelations recent
" made II the vote that was huckSter-
ei about the country in search of a pur-
chaser must be counted for Mr.. HAYES.
with the best possible reasons before the
country for believing that Mr.. IIaves
did not carry that state, ii will be rncor-
nized as an unfortunate condition OF the
law which results in a defiance of the
will of the people as expressed AT the
polls Although such = judgment seems
a direct prof1er OF a premium To future
frauds. it must at least arouse the pco-
pie to the necessity Of surrounding this
function of the state authorities with
such effective guarantees that scoundrels
in office will not have it in their power
thus to tamper with the very life Of the
patton
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
FRESH BREAD ALWAYS ON HAND,

As | nave no rent 10 pay, and he large exneu-
SEES, | can afford TO sci! for small profits. Try
my Fresh Oysters
nvy25-3u IItRIEs Vrvru
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

The Legislature !as abolished the urlirr of
FllIr"ah COMMISSIONER G""d for tie legislature
lRegi,ter.
HIS /: another mistake. The legis-
Iature has not abolished the office of
commissioner, and the proba
bl,ity Is that II viii not.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
HORSES AND MULES
II
HORSES AND Mules

pEiNu regularly Ia the trade, We aie sS4rn
- always IL slE0u- Of buvImg cool VIZ
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

The New York Herald is waginy q
war 81 eStermination on the Spite.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

The infant child OF 4 DR.. Shwobe and
wife, was smothered TO death at the
Planters House in CarruiItun.a few DAYS
ago. by being overlaid by lis mother. III
bed. at night. The verdict of the iury
was. "smuthered by al insane mother"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

The eastern approach of the st. Louis
b .,!gc was damaged by lire 10 the eN-
tent Of about $4,000 last Monday.
I.tye. and freight comes by the ferries
uninterrupted The bridge will he re-
pa..e. by the latter part of NEXT week
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
CHRISTMAS CANDIES

| wish TO inform tie public generally that |
have completed arIangeIuents whereby esp
furnish customers with
FhaNH OYSTERS, BY The CT or DOZEN.
at any hour. served in any style to suit, war
rant them fresh .u} c-nal
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
For >tomaches out of Order.

\" i~net'r!nc Will 50 cfrctualiy improve the
tone al ihc stomach as these Pills; they remove
Hl "tlHHN hCc'taiuncl either OA IuteInprruaCu ur
improper diet. They reach Tie liver and reduce
II In u i'atliy action, they arr wOnd, riuily
tllchci,u- IN CASES OF sBI>nI-lD tact they never
fIii IN curing all disorders OF the liver aui
stomach.
HOLLOW Al' : PILLS are the hcst known in
the world fr IT." following diseus"s Aruc.
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, BluIChcs on The
SKIN, Bowels. CONSUMPTION. Debility, Drupsy.
Dyseut.ry, Erysiprlas, Female IrrCgularutIe5.
ferers al all kinds. fIre, Dout, Headache, In-
digestion, Inflammation. Jauniice, Llv,i CON-
plants. Lumb!go, Plies, Rheumatism. E.tcu-
ton of Urine. ~crOiuIa or Kings Evil. Sorr
Threats, Stone and Gravel, Tie DoulourcuS.
Tnmors. Ulcers, Worms Of all kinds, Weak
ness from any cause etc.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
NJ. p. KIMBALI

VI. p. kIMBALL.
DAYS II HIGHEST MARKET PRICk FOR
HIDES, PELTS, FURS, &C..
Also OLD IRON, COPPER. BRASS RAGS g..
reahki!n street, OpSusit. 0uaE DIS blacksmith
~"'e- Bseps-ly
FLAN SEED TO LOAN.
wishing 10 borrow Fiux-Seed. for
L sowing, and contract the crop ON t,yn,.eis
terms. should apply At nee tn
i6l"t II r. EFEBERG.
FIR SALE OR RENT,
LNORIf acres OF tine productive land
4 ,wO miles from Lexington, on the kHnnf
,ihe OF the Narrow Eause railroad a kHiuI
"SfSaih oHer'o For particulars, Hp- -EaH.k
ply |" ELlZiRklH JENKINS,
al Geo. Il. k-Ith's, WELLINGTON, Mo.
Also !or sale nv Lexington residence md
several lois atjuimlnS. on Third >tiee; Par
chhsers Viii und d h4iCiau on easy term,
ferio-om ELIL tBklii JENKINS,
~ trrn. - k.ifhFs. W,lIiu S,on Nh
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
HOLLOWAI'S PILLS
Invariably cure tie following diseases
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS

la all diseases Affecting these organs. wbefh.,
they s.crrt- too much or too iitlr water: .r
whether hey te a,iictri with stone or gravel "a,
with a>h'> anal pains settled in he iolns over
the regions at the kilnsys. these Pills should
II" lHAen according &" the printed directions, and
tn" Ointntut should he well rubbed into tn,
small "i the back ~ bed time. THIS treatment
VIII CIV" almost Immctiatc relief " hen al oiEt.
means HAY f.. led
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
TO

E-1.i u hiNtN> MA>rERsrS, Executor,
TO FARMERS.
Az prepared to huv auy amount of root
"hra! al my warehouse nj Hrgylusvule.
go VIII u" rt!!uishcd 10 those who sell me
JOHN r. ESEBERS.
TOBACCO WANTED.
h00 000 Pounds Of Tobacco wanted. fo,
cCO'OOO which | Will pay the hIghp,L
New Railroad Hotel" IN Lexington VIII.
nav once and warehouse Will be- Inunt hy rl,-
'4iI- me crop IS ready for sale.
tcc-i WIN. CtLLAWAi.
TOBACCO WANTED.
WILL pay Cash tor all the Leaf Tobacco de-
w LIEerxd 10 nr M Berlin.
ltht: l.. W. WERNwAG.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

Tie senate judiciary committee At
jefferson C;ty has reported q hill ',""
"u. "-m system ot county courts, II
pso,.de= ~ three Judges IN every couu-
-. t.o l. Uc chosen by districts every
NO wears. and The third. who Is 10 be
presiding justice b. the whole county.
= .MIr Na..rs-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

Senator Edwards OF Lafayette has in
troduced ! bill. which requires that be-
fore license of ny dram~hop keeper
shall be renewed tho applicant shall
take an oath that he has not sold liquors
on unday nor to minors
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

The radicals can see no difference he
tween sever men trying 10 carry ont the
will OF the people. and eight men
shamelessly doing everything in their
power TO steal the presidency Tor IL man
who WAS never elected.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

Some may not know what was to DE- done with
the money Well. i, was sent, the nsxl day. to
Ar. j ;. Conner, u ministerial student, Mt Will
i!Am Jewell COLI &c. who is now. and has been
Tor some time. saving wood and doing part Of
the j%suItor's work to pay hi. way. IsULA.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

Judge Black stated The ease exactly
when he said The democrats have
81. the law and the facts. but the rcpub-
!icans have the court"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24

Even Morton and Garfield dare not
say before any intelligent audience that
H.yes VS. elected by the people. Nor
{" says it WAS done by the forms ot
Jaw IL, him be known then. not IS
President. bat Is forms OF law. Hayes"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
FOR CUTANEoUS DISORDERS

AMI all 'imp'inns OF the sEIn. ....- Ointment IL
most invaluable. II does not heal externally
alone. but pcretrates with the most searching
tucGtr 10 inC WOW Elnt OF the .XII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-23
None Such for Us.
he Chicago Journal says:

The Chicago journal says 3D., ~ =
!: "The dissatisfaction President
Hayes, so far as it exists at all, can be OBJ
waited in one way. and in only one That
is by coupling with concessions to the
shome-rule' hobby Of the southern whites
--a-feselate- and tireless -purpose@to enforce
the act OF, Congress passed in shesinterest OF
the blacks Of the South, who are denied the
! free exercise OF their equal civil rights.
When that purpose has been carried out, as
we fully believe it will be, the Republicans
Of the North will be a unit in praise OF
Hayesism." >t.i
The act of Congress spoken Of is uncon-
stitutional and void. There Is nothing in
the Constitution that gives to Congress the
power to pass such a law. equal civil
rights" must be secured by the State gov
ernments, or not at all. Mr.. HAYES has
nothing to do with them. The Federal Gov
eminent has never undertaken to enforce
the infamous act in any northern State. 1t
is disgrace to the statute-book. 1t ought
to doom every man who voted for it to an
eternity; OF iniamy. 1t is an act which ut
terly wipes out the lines Of demarkation be-
tween the States, and leaves them mere
satrapies Of the Government at Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-23
sPECIAE NOTICES.
iGYf- GREAT OFFERING
go Vat
COHEN BROTHERS.
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS JUST ADDED TO
THEIR HEREToFoREEx TENsIvEs STOCK.


$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS JUST ADDED TO
THEIR HERETO ORE ExTENsIvEs STOCK.
Times are hard and dry gooda are falling COHEN
BROTHERS, takc.eyery possible advantage of the
market. Among the many bargains just received are
SO pieces BLACK Silks which they offer at from
45c. to SO a yard; F.ItiI i.Il..s tls
Also, 81 pieces CoLORED,J STRIPED, and
CHECKED ILKs; ,T.~s p -.
A full assortment OF PARIS BRoCADED SILKS
at less than one half their present value;
80 pieces BLACK GRESADINE;
IA pieces BLACK CAs1IMEREsa at e5c. heretofore
sold DIT 81; -" 49,
10 pieces BLACK cAsHmEREs ut 75c. formerly
. sold atS1.15; t.;,~
Is pieces BLACK. CAsHsfEREs at 81, the hand
I soonest ever offered ut sl.60; ..
go pieces BoMBAzINES at 05c.' reduced from
$3.50; .Ht.H '"si ~ - 'sr-.- .f... -
Every varict, of DRESS GOODS in black and
colored; t:tssH .rTpaaI t.L5-
Also, large stock of DOMESTIC FABRICS much
below market value ..lsst. .-g to-. Z
See their new prices In PlQUEs, vICioElA
; LAWNS, and other WHITE GOODS;
1900 pairs MISSES and CHlLpREN's STRIPED
HOSE at I5c a pair, 1000 pairs ut 20c-both
= less than half their valuei - - ~
Every novelty in HOSIERY and GLOVES: -.
Every variety in FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS;
1900 yards DRESS LINENS at 25c. a yard
market 7alue being 37c; ~ '!.'.'.s ar ~
go pieces ALL-WoOL CASSl3lERES at 5Oc.-
market value being rs 10 9Oc.;
Bargains In CORSETS: ~ r .srr. r .-...'-
25 plcces COL ORED LINEN LAWNS 10 to 15c.
yard less than market value; ..
A large variety of LADIES' LINEN sUlTS-Plain
and Embroidered; <-..-... .....-
1900 FANS from Sc. 10 $3.50 piece:
A large stock of every variety of LACES, and thou
sands of other goods At half-vaue. 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-23

FUNDING OPERKT1oNs.-secretary sher-
man said Friday that it was true teat NE
was DESTROYS OF stopping the issue OF 1ou l-
and-a-half per-centum bonds ana TO p,dSe
upon the market tfour-per-centum ponds;
# 10 not true, however, that he has decided
to =, 81 suspend Immediately the further issue OF
four-and-a-hall. per-centum bonds and sub
stitute the four er-centum bonds, although
he would be very glad to do so if the con-
dition OF the markets would justify such a
course at this time. The Secretary said he
believed it would be practicable within n
very short period TO carry out his intention
in this respect and to place the four,per-
ccntum bonds. in the European markets.
The ycrv moment it was apparent that this
could be done the issue Of four-and-a-half-
per-centums would be stopped. No date
has yet been fixed upon, and he would have
to be governed entirely by the state Of the
market. :.r-..r.. s.! .s ...-., t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-23
1nnssinssn,

EXTRACT FROM AN INTERVIEW WtrH KELL oGG.
Reporter: Admitting chat haskara Is 18Th the :
legal Governor, can heany longer hold 9nss
Governor kellogg: No, ] think not. In ~
force against him Is too great; and, besides'
he Is much exhausted after his lons-coh-
Reporter: What, then, viii be his course ss. =
Goyerner Kellogg: 1 cannot tell exactly
sust what will be silis course. VI ,ceu, ss
under the circumstances, 1t is possible aos
him to do many things; but, unsess ~. I X
greatly disappointed IN the man, tnin ~. 10 .
viii fiaaly Withdraw at the prop pc h, s.als
without any,provocasion OF battle OF ploou-
shed. ; But this il only my opinion. lkno"
nothing positive:
saf>. it-:a NEW ORLEANS. 4
.Nrw ORLEANS, April 2l.-The commls-
sion Will depart tonight. s.,o,,
= General Mcmillan was the only accession
to the Nichols. Legislature yesterday. 1t IS
expected that Others will follow To-Day.
packard's adhercnts apprehend the rapid
dissolution OF the St. Louis Hotel organl-
cations, both Legislative and military.