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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
I,Na- Missouri. New York.
HOOD, GREEN 4 VAN BLARKIN,

DEAL ESTATE A',ENIo, Jefferson C!ty
N Mo, do general RrA! Estate business. L"
I.iy tir- tr-ITvu> ol selling req! estate We beg
,y- To- ,Ali their attention to the fact that OF
ilrm always la the east inducing capitalists
I" invest III western real "siht". our comm =
s.Du- i',ht. NJ sale no ChaTgr. We also UleT
tor -.r iine farm, IL VI .->UurI, IN various cOun
tr-. We -rlI II great bargains AMI OF long
ime, part cash, naIance' : per cent interest. We
exchange public lands arII improved real estate
IN IeNA- Tor improved farms III Missouri. On
first class real estate pay part in cash, enabling
parties i!"-iroUs Of euIlsrutlns To Texas 10 gel
III, r homes while land Is yet cheap. Guides and
maps nt IT-e to all. Address US a; Jefferson
J.:v, Mo Reliable aEcute wanted IN every
county to represent Us. Octl3t
HlOD, GREEN & VAN BLARKIN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

4 TTDENEY> AT Law, Lexington. II"
N p-IC. over NJ. -, Nam s-Gtei- fI.c;ic'
~ - a." tuurts ut Latayrtteand adjacent couE
IL. the >ErrvILe y"uri OF the STATE ann
p.-tr.r. Court u ri.r | l.t.,t States. PrOnl
al i.-.vu gwen 10 collections and all othrl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
WILLIAM YOUNG.

4 TToRNEI Al LAW Lexington, Missouri
"a VIII practice his profession in all OF tn
courts OF iaiAyett. county and the courts .
Record IN the tate OulcC over Aall's Bsni
attended to- anb-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
PACIFIC RAILROAD lime TABLE.


LEAVE LEXINGTON.
accumulation Tor St Louis and the
Arrive at 1t Louis Il - Al
!, tAnrreS md M"rl tor 81 Louis. East. t 30 r.
Arrive at 81. Louis :, lu :,
sunday tram for Brownsville, ,;DA NJ
iKKIVk.
Express nul Mail from 81 Louis Fast
AMI south .....-....-- -... :'::'o A.
Accommodation from 81. Louis, Eas,
AMI south. .-...-... :, ,n, a
At Accommodation train from browns
'itir' SUNDAY ...... ....----. .......1 ! 4DI. 81.
81. LOUIS. KANSAS SIII AND NORTHERN
LgAyE LEXINGTON
ir'tinS Tor ST. Louis East and south Is IN
Trans Tor Kansas city We-i. t.:l;,r \,
trains tor RlchInond. d.................-....4 ~ = Nj
..----.-....- Ii - l. NJ
ARHiVK At LEIIS1ToS
Trains rom II. Louis ami all points East
ana south ...--............ $50 NJ
From hAnsas City and all points West ~ A NJ
81. Joe amt points North .......'..'... t., NJ
5 f. INGRAM. Agent.
WfASpoTTE. KANSAS CITY ASD SORrHwESTER&
HALLWAY. SAKHuw GiIDE.
LEANK LEXINGTON:
Passenger for hHn-aS lty and west :OpA NJ
ENFFree Mali ..-....--. "a T.. T..
fFe!3Ht .--..-..-...-- .-.......... = 40 a NJ.
kRHIEE Al LEXINGTON:
Express and Mail from Kansas CITY
aud th' west ..... II II A VI
h>S'NSer -..---. ---.....-.....--... = i5P. Nj.
CHAS. \. MORRISON. AGENT,
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y Z WALLACE A. H.
WALLACE CHIl.ES.

4 TTORNEN> AND cuUNSELI.ORS Al
N Law, Lexington, No. niicr, front room
over the Lexington savings Rank oprosit,
the. court house. VII, practice IN the courts q.
l.lt.iy cite an surrounding couniiea. and also n
ar -uprrr.. court at tie state ot Missouri. and
tHe 1. Circuit and District courts lot The
IL-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
EInRInGE HURDEN.

TrOENET X COZ N~ELLbR Al LAW .
n LeN!usruu, Nj. DttIcv u.Ch rOuGn over the
IeN.ustun savings Bank. opposite court house.
" 3. practice in the State anu Federal Courts
Prompt attention given 20 the collection ul ctaifri>
ana probate business. ieolI-!l.
IuuS A. :. TUTT. FRASKIIS K. CUTT,
AL.In q,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
JAMES HI. McHATTON,

II 4.Nact \ / LAW Lexington, Mo-, wi.
n pa 'tice "A The "n,.rts of lafayette and si-
ouIps counties. and IN tnr supreme Court OF
.Er -tI-s. Special attention gwen To collections
Olhcrl Dutch Row, near Quaries & Cos; Drue
>iDrT ie22-y
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

4 little boy, who writes to his ''fren
jimmy that he is going to run away
from school and be an editor, thus closes
his letter: Tell yore sister Katie don't
hay nothin moar TO do with that Jinks
yurl, an | am troo to her won't git
pr0wd and t0rgit her If do be an edy-
tur, nor You ncether, Jimmy, il yore
Jokes Is pore an onerv.'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
Groceries and Provisions

At bottom prices, for cash. Choice lot of Cigars
ami Tobacco. cheap, for cash. Groceries
,hnnGs'! for country produce at cash prices. The
"i-i.>f 'nsrkc' price paid for Butter, Eggs,
Ih.'h'i-, .tnd Other country produce.
jan.3 CHARLES HULTS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
ATEOK NENS.
c. WOOD .
!.
GRAVES s WOOD,

A TTOESEl> Al LAW vii! practice In th'
N Sia.-Au.i tr,it raj courts Prompt attention
s.tvu To th, COLLECTION ci ,i.:u :. onice owe
hril,r's dry goods store, opposite IIiy Hotel
iyN.aSiuA. Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
JOHN :. BLACKWELL.

IlpR\E.I Al LAW, Lexington, Missouri.
\ Wiz practice IN all the courts OF Lafay ttis
amt Il !JuIn1ns couatIrs. Prompt attention gJveI
To- all business Office over Auii Saving,
uank. AN y-r'z old -tAnd. ieb!1t!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

St Louis Times: There are plenty OF
new territories in prospect. Pembina.
west OF Minnesota, is looming up for or
ganization by congress: the advocates
of the Indian territory o: Oklahoma are
making a strong effort to have it recog-
nized, and the Black Hills folks think
that they have arrived at that degree OF
Importance that entities them to recog-
nition as citizens OF the territory of
Lincoln. All these are embryotic states.
and will soon be knocking Tor admission
as soyerelgns in the Union,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

1t is said that Nirgiuia's revenue will
be increased half Il million a year by
the use Of the bell-punch
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
THE INTRA.MuNDAhE VACUUM.
MONTENEGRO SONG.


'but there, ont there, beyond the mountains
Nv Ear II - ceased IN speak. they SAY
bi heroes Was his -p,-ctl that rar.
'GHt there. nU' there. beyond TIE mountuins
In e"Hr dark cavern. meath the hlli,
heN sat my tZtT - slr-uing sllIl.
II. wake AMI lI-lHg III orr wrath
We II hUri TIC IruId usiIlp.r lurtII
Prom Decht church t. l'rIer-ui towers
That Older. heritage - ours
ont there. OUT there. beyond ihc mountains
IhcE -ay AN-r,ant forest gUaars
Ntl-rc b"chuu's -aintci race s,w.tke-;
\ --uGl~ prtN"r within ;hnt shine,
And Paradise is surely rnin-
Out theru, out there. heyond the mountains
!Iere The blue sky TO hrsVrnlicr !'5nt
Is -shlug-br"thers, TO the G.,hi
''Dut there, ont there, hevond The nouutaur
w here traiup- the InaIuInE s'eed vi wal
p!t JugU calls ms sons uiar
/ y ali ~ AID In nv OIi age
Defend Iur from the 10. unu i rage -
''pu' there nu' there. beyond the mountains
Ny children. follow one and all.
Where knll., Entir PriuCr. 10th call,
AMI -leeI- auUW Iu Turkish sur-
III" sword '2tt Du-i!iu l!,zt"d OF yOrr,
tfl.sE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

Great floods prevail on the eastern
slope of the Alleghenies. particularly in
the Potomac. Shenandoah and james
rivers and their tributaries.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

The St. Louis Times says that John
sherman Is partly crazy, and is afflicted
with the disease called 1.-The Syndicate"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
Notary PUl
XSAF.Af,E 4 FIELD.

i TTORNEYs At LAW. LEXINGTON
n Missouri. U4.ae over VIM. Morrison =
60 Bank. uUE!3tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
CHAS. HULTS

ii IAtlSG purchased the Grocery store OF II
Mucey, and r"riCnl-hcd our stock, Is now
prepared TO accommodate the citizens of l.cXIHg-
ton and vicinity with tirni -cIass
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

Eye- have they, but they ~" nut-pot 4t"cs
Ears hav" they, but they hear nnt-COru stalks -
Detroit Free Press Arms have they, hut -urv
hug Sn"t-win,iuills .-Yol.kers Gazette. Tongues
hav" they, but ihcy talk not--wagpna .-TOugh-
k""pSir Press Legs have they, but iher walh
not-inblcs -fouEhSceps" News. Heads huyc
ihev. but they think n"t-cahbag Hudson
k"-ister. Hands have they, but th-y toll not
rrainp9 .-Caiul"n Port. Noses have thev. but
they smell nut-p.tchers New York Express
Lips have they, hut they kiss not-tulip, Phil
ai"lphiI Bulletin. Teeth have they but they
chew nOt-bucksaws Detroit Free Press
Wings have they, hut they fly not-housss. Feet
have they. hut they walk not-vcrscs BOSTON
'''"he. Pancs have they. hut they grU.nble not
windows Lowell Courier. Joints have they
but they bend nOt-graIn stalks. Ilcarts have
thev, but they love not--trees. Disphragus have
they, but they throb not-gar,isnr .-Bosinn
Advertiser. Mouths they have. hut they speak
not-rivers. Knees they have, but they kneel
not-shir7 ~cuils th"y have. hut they think
not-boat5- Boards have they, but no hair
oysters Boston Bulletin Snews have they,
unt they sin not-ncwepaprr men. Heads have
ther, but they 60 not head hrst-lobstcrs New
York Herald.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

Nj. smith has arrived in town AMI /. veil
Detroit Free Press. No. sir. Smith Is IN Bur
iinst"n, blind drunk --lIa wkeye. What q base
s'dndcr Smith i here, rs sober rs usual
hanhury News. All you fellows are mistaken.
"" saw Smith n The ro!orcd church with his
family of blark-Smiths. .-Pittsburg tIazr;t.
That's another Smith is her" suspected Of
horse steiinE st Louis Times Worse and
worse. Everv man In Tulrdo knows that smith
Is here. and Just goInx To be married Blade
stu bluudsrIng smith is here, already married
aud wishing he sn't.-MorristOwn Free
Pr"s1. We -ympHthIze with Smith hut he is
not in Mor"Istowni he is in Hartford and III jaIl
I-C0urant. That's piece OF currrn, news that
We know To he false We saw smith Ut WA.
before our dinner. ton,) and he vgas anxiousIy
lnquring where to direct Ii letter that would
rcsrh any member ui the old whig rariy lie
Wa. n'!7Ised TO send II to AlrCk Stephens. - Raj
tImorc sun Gentlemen, you are all wrong or
dreaming. smith Is in New York II you don't
believe u look IN the dIrtctory.-N-w York
Natl smith Smith You mean smith
widow, don't you Nv orccster Press. Why,
didn t smith 20 to Europe He is Police Com
missioner, Isn't he ?-hew York Herald No.
he II the fellow, III this town, who propose. to
marry soon. and assume the Indy = name. We
don t blame him either
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
uEDlCAI.
DIR. j, II. FRY

JJAS located III Lexington, No, near the
l German Mcthuui-i church, On south street ,
:ut would >ny 10 the public OF this and surround
Ing cuunIIr-. ! have made u special study OF
Chronic Diseases for seven years, AMI can give
references III TINS CITY sufficient tn satisfy al
who may wish havr practi>ed III thI, city ana
surrounding counti,- since February, IN both
ch:oui. and acute Females VINO are Affected
would du well to give me call All matters
concerning ai,Ic:fugl /, only known 10 myself aud
patients Nv remedies are strictly vegetable
;li,i.e IN r,sIitUcr JAMES II FRY,
i, uoyS-ly LeNIugt' IL, No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

lady friend sends us the following par
agr'Ph a. a lesson in pronunciation. The
best informed OF our readers Wi! he sur
prissi TO find how many OF the words thev
habltuaIIy misprOn0unce: 4 sacrIlcgious
son OF Beliai who suffered from bronchitis
having exhausted his finances, thought In
order to make good his deficit. that h" would
ally himself to some wealthy, leucnt and
docle young lady. TO accomplish more
successfully his vagarics and forge the fettcrs
bSm-ueal, armIng himself with a calliOpe
AMI coral necklace OF chameleon hue, he
engaged a suite of rooms at the prIncip i
hotel, and hired the head waiter as his prn-
cipli coadJutor he next dispatched Il mole of
The most uneXc'ptIonal caIlIgraphy exiant.
TO the hhndsomest young lady i'll town.
Inviting her to attend the matinee to be
given on the morrow. The young lady re-
VOTED at the idea, and did not consider
herself sacricable to his designs, couse-
quentlv sent polite note OF refusal, on Sc
curing which, this misguided youth, pro-
curing n bowie knife and a carbine, repaired
to ali isolated spot and severed his jugular
vein. and discharged the contents of the
carb'ne into his abdomen. 1t is needless to
say that the result was fatal The debris
was removed by the coroner.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

,S- I-RGEON DENTIST, otficc"rp"site
. - ne court house. up stars. Lc>!nS- -trTY1SS
ton Mo. AL work done in scientific >4Ilb
t1,.rrr.rr aPr.ly
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DENT lST.
DIR. j. w. MENG

A~SELI.. u. u. >.-p1cs over LIN
d rick =. bank Lexington. Mo. lal%
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

We have been ashei by a hundred men
not tu discontinue tier PAPER at the expIru-
ti"n OF the time paid FOR. rs they would
renew IN few weeks. and did not like to
mss any numbers. We have tried to make
them understand that we have no way OF
keeping track OF tue wishes Of tyvo thousand
dIri rent people. our rule Is to discontinue
at the end Of the time paid for, though we
have. IN some ca-e-, allowed the tim. to
uFcr-run, nS i favor. ana at the request Of
s""-crlbtr-. We cannot pay postage amt
- nj the paper on credit aud those whose
times are out, will we hope renew at once. IT
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

Wnrrcnshurg l"urual-DrmOcrat, Novem-
her I'D: The Lexington lntelngencar. Of
the 18th INST, publishes a letter from Hon.
I. I. Crtitcndrn. Ii Is yoiuminou- paper,
III answer to = m mortal Of the Iafavette c
county grange. and we regret our inability
to publish 1t. but IL length renders It impo.-
-hl-. Col. Crittenden discusses finance. the
Southern Pacific railway and the improve
mcnt OF the Mississippi river In this letter,
! in clcar, comprehensive and honest manner,
and tn" paper Is an exhaustive analysis OF
the questions.
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RYI.ASD s. RYKASD,

, /. RILAHD xkSoPHoS EYLA>D,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

Thrice armed Is Ii" who hath his quarrel
Just usi''-Shak"el.-are. And four times he who
get, his blow III Iust Cincinnati Rreaktast
Table
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

'IhrIce armed Is hr who hath his quarrel
| just ,''-Shahr.I..are. And four times he VIII,
| get, his blow III nst.-CinciuuatI breakfast
| Table.
Miss Susan Is. Anthony will deliver her
great lecture. Nv Wnman Wants Bread, not
tn" Ballot" this evening at H.rmOnIa HAL.
IN this city.
Miss Anth"ny's was pronounced the best
lecture that has ever been Delivered III Du-
rand, and we can truly say the best Of order
prevailed and everyone seemed well pleased
with her ramarks.-Lpurnnd IN rutrior,
April 6. 49,.
A little one in this city heard her elder.
talking about Haman belu. mortified and
ehagrined. whcrcupon she spoke up and
said, II didn't know that Ilaman was a
woman 'Well. who said that he WAS.
darlng:'' ''Why you did. Didn't you say
that llaman was mortified, ,and she-grlnnrd:'
We have received the business card OF
Grant X AuiI, bankers, No. %. South Third
street, Philadelphia. The irm Is composed
OF Mr. Jane, Aull whom all our panpis
know, and his brothcr-n-law, Mr.. j. Rai.tun
Grant. II any of our people have businrss
there they cannot !mtrust it to hotter hand.
Columbus, Ga. lady has been found SO kind
hearted that she will never beat An egg.-I;lch-
mont Enquirer. But sh" whips up ner .iresses
Louisville Journal. Yes. and smack, her lips
to" -N"w York Commercial Advertiser Yes
and hans- her har, too -Piiiadephiu Bulletin
Also cuts her poor relations. s.--NorristuwI,
Herald. And murders her EnglIsh-New orL
Herald.
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TUT s. SON,

FRASkIIS X. !UrT,
NularY PuDIlC
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

Who i Ia. 'ar plhyin >hucks' wish ]
wuzn' / blln',
But wh"n d. Lord he tux my ewes. he lcr my
IeAus benin.
Is dat yo". NJ .hs I Bob 70 It'oush, rsco nined
YOU buwln'
sald kE"wrt twas you. so"n's heard de
1iuIt guID'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-25

not interfere with the work OF hosting
ore and reducing it. Although con
siderable sum Of money has been eX-
pended in preparing this mine Tor
work, it is an important TACT that no
assessment has ever been levied since
crushing commenced. This single
mine has given lie and vitality to the
part of Boise county in which 1T Is To-
Gated, and appears now to be IN bet
ter condition and more reliable as
permanent mine than ever before
They have had their draw backs IN the
way of lawsuits and questions OF title
incident to all rich mines, but these
difficulties are all Of the past, and all
is clear sailing now, with an estao-
lished wealth and permanency beyond
DISPUTE. This is not the only rich
mine in Boise county, but 1t IS the
best established and best proved
mine in Idaho Territory, and the man
agement is worthy Of note.
RoUsTABoUT.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-25
Summons.

In the District Court of the Second Jndc,., :.
trct of the Territory OF Idaho, in and for the Us
OF Boise.
Catherine Mosher. plaintiff, VS.. Caleb No....
defendant
EEzwO CALEB b. NOSHER: IN THE NAME ~
the people OF the United States Of the r.., VI
~ of Idaho, you are hereby notified that thu
now on file in the Office of the Clerk of the ni
Court Of the Second judicial District of said T
tory in Idaho City, County of Boise, the comnl.r.
OF Catherine Mosher, demanding judgment agsau
YOU that the bonds of matrimony heretofors 49,;
ing between plaintiff aud defendant be dissons
and that the custody of the child en- the issna J.
said marriage, be awarded TO PLAINTIFF and thai WI
be required to pay reasonable sllm into con Wv
defray the expenses of this action and for attorrav
fees and for such other and further relief AZ n ~
Court may seem proper; and that uni SIS YOU anse
and answer to said complaint within ten DAYS atS
the service hereof, if served within ten DAYS afr
the service hereof if served within Boise conn,
and within twenty days il served out of said eonn,
but within said Judicial District and within tbirv
days if served out OF said District exclusive Of the
day service). plaintiff will apply to the Court f.
the relief sought for i'll her compIoint
l.. testimony whereof, /, A. L. Richara
9 J son, Clerk of said District Court. have
L. D. hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal
~ of said Court, at Idaho City this. 9th dsv
of August A. ID. 1877. A. L RICHARDSON
BY q. w. RICHARDS, Deputy Clerk.
George Ainslie, attorney tor plaintiff.
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Summons.
Territory or IDAHO,

TERRITORY or IDAHO, "a
County of Boise.
In the Probete Court for Boise county, l. 7.
John Mccarthy, plaintiff vJ.CorneliuS Haley and
Timothy Dacey, defendants:
ETaO CORNELIUS HALEY AND TIMOTHY DA-
b ccy. defendants above named: In the name OF
the people OF the United States in the Territory OF
Idaho you are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office OF the Judge and ex-Oflcio Clerk
of the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Terri
tory. the complaint of John Mccarthy against you
for the sum of Fonr Hundred and Fifty t$450l Dol
lars, with interest at the rate OF per cent. per
month from the 18th day Of June. 1876. and thar
unless you appear and answer to said complaint
within ten days after the service hereof if served
within Boise county, and within twenty days If
served ont of said county but within Idaho Terrific
~. and within thirty days from the publication
hereof exclusive OF the day of servicel judgment
viii be taken against you by default for the sum of
Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars with interest at
per cent. from June II. 1876, with costs of action
and advertisement
azug5=N In testimony whereof hereunto set my
ID kESSJ3 hand and afiix the seal of said Court at
80 Idaho City, Sep. 1877. T. s. HAkT
Probate Judge and ex-Officio Clerk of said Court.
GEO. AISsLrE, attorney for plaintiff,
Sep. Z, '77-4wl
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LATEST NEWS.

The second dividend of zoe per
share on the Leeds mine has been de-
clared.
Tweed has again been before the
investigating committee of Aldermen
in New York Saturday, and testified
as to the operations of the ring OF
which he was chief
A collision occurred on the Phila-
delphia and Erie railroad, on the 18th
inst, near Muncy, Pa, and several
baggage and express cars were deS-
troyed 10y fire The express meSsen-
ger and engineer were burned to death.
Dispatches say that England is de-
termined that the present campaign
shall end the war in the East.
4 dispatch from Shumla says that
Osman Pasha has attacked the Rus
slams on the road from Plevna to Sofia,
and defeated them with great loss.
1t is rumored at Client that the hos
pital there has been destroyed by fire.
A Nihilist conspiracy has been dis
covered Ivy the Russian police Tor the
assassination Of the Gar
Accounts of the depredations of the
Warm Spring Indians continue to ar
rive. They have murdered fourteen
men and wounded eight, and stolen
large number of horses and mules.
New Mexico and Arizona troops are
in pursuit.
California capitalists are negotiat-
ing for the purchase Of $4,000 acres
of land on the Lower Fazer river, for
the purpose Of founding colony Of
.Californians
Large amounts of gold dust con-
time to arrive at Victoria from the
Cassiar mines, and the news from that
region is very encouraging.
1t is thought that Minister Iierre.
pont will be recalled from England.
Yellow fever is on the increase in
Florida.
The fire in the woods in San Mateo
county, California, is still raging, and
considerable damage has been done.
An Italian named CALI Lucio was
murdered at Reno, Nevada, few days
ago, by two men, his head being mash
ed to jelly.
At Rock creek, Utah, a pardoned
convict, while drunk, began shooting
at crowd in the street, when one of
them returned fire, killing him instant
"
Armed men are visiting the Chinese
camps on the Auburn road, warning
the occupants to leave. Some comply
while others refuse.
Font St. Nicholas, captured by the
Turks, is. said to be the key of the
Russian position in Schipka Pas.
1t is thought in London, that unless
decisive blow is quickly struck, the
Russian invasion Of Bulgaria is sub
stantlalIy at an end.
The total length Of the Sutro tunnel
is 1850 feet.
Prince Louis Napoleon is in Belgi-
um, near the French frontier.
1t is reported that two Russian gun
boats have been captured, and destroy
ed at the mouth of the Danube, by the
Turks.
Senator Grover and Congressman
Williams have taken their departure
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PRESIDENT JEFFERSON wrote June
10, 1907, to Governor Sullivan, OF
Massachusetts, who had invited him
to visit Boston:
| confess that am not reconclled
to the idea of chief magistrate par
aiding himself through the several
states as an object Of pu' Tic gaze,
and in quest of an applause, which, to
be valuable, should be purely valun-
tary. l had rather acquire silent
good will by faithful discharge of
my duties, than owe expressions OF it
to my putting myself in the way OF re-
ceiving them.
THos JEFFERSON.
None of our recent presidents APP
pear to be eff cted with like scruplcs,
though they get double the salary that
Jefferson received.