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s~7;-"THE CRY IS STILL THEY
CONE"

Nj \ liz SRl IL EilL1 - - =
CONE"
T. Il. PRICE 4 co.
announce that a second supply Of desirable
FALL FABRICS
has arrived. These embrace, in part.
An elegant line of BLACK CLOTH and MATE
LASSE CLOAkS;
Foreign and Domestic kNICkERBOCkERS
BOURETTES, CASHMERES, and other latest
novelties.
To their stool, OF BLACK SILKS they invite spc-
cal attention
COLORED SILKS, in newest shades, at 81:
New and nObby designs In French, Engllsil anu
American CLOTHS and CASSI hERES.
This department receives particular attentinn'
which assures the buyer In getting just the ar1cic
represented. .
CUFFS, HANDkERCHlEFS: KID, Dogshnl,
Berlin, Castor, and other GLOVES:
The best assortment Of gentlemen SCAkFS III tue
RUFFiiNGs, EMBROIDERIEs, LACEs, and
other articles for the ladies'; ,. -, :.
An assortment of LINENS and CRETOSNES that
can please the most fastidious;
SILK, CAMBRIA, and ALPACA UMBRELLAS
for gentlemen aud ladies': W.,
CASHMERE, MATELASSE, and SdElLAND
WOOL SHAHLS.
'''' '''''' : T.R. PRICE s Co,
ocl6 11O1 Main street.
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CPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
FOR VISITORS TO TIE FAIR:

Having on hand Il larger stock ihaa We Think d.
sirablc we have concluded TO take advantage of TIL.
opportunity To reduce 1t. II you wish To buy SILK
DRESS We will guarantee yrn ~ saving Of t~"r>,-
five per cent.
BLACK SILK ats worth Sl.5o;
BLACK SILK AZ :l.2j worth fl.75:
RACK SILK at $50 worth So
BLACK SILK At ~ worth $40:
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth $3.50:
COLoRED SILKS from 7Jc. To g.
wORSTED DRESS GOODS In all III" novc,y. Of
the season at the lowest figures.
CASsIMERES. CLOTHS, FLANNi.L>. LlN"El>.
GISGHAMs, DOMESTICS, an. roTTON>.
VERY CHEAP.
cLOAKS at 81; CLOAkS ~ -:
rLOAKS at SO: tLuAK> At 80
CLOAkS at Sc: CLOAKS 4: 10:
CLOhKS al all prices mp to $50.
Our stock comprises everything kcr' In trs:-
class drv-goos house. And will merit your Sauau--
ton.
Save Your money by purchasing y"rr 'iry f's-., 0!
~. COURTNEY { POWELL,
429 Broad s'n,L
NJ 40 between Fourth aud Fish.
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ASTROLOGICAL Pre- The follow

ASTROLOGICAL Pre- BIcTI0Ns.--Thc follow
ing letter, says the Washington RepudNcGn,
has been in our drawer since its date:
WASHINGTON, d. G., October %, 1877.
10 The Editor Of the Nationa! Republican:
Respected Sir,-You may not have for
gotten what said Of Senator Morton. Mars
and Saturn near the conjunction, which
takes place on the night of the I'd and Sd
OF November. His chances are but one in
ten ever to reach the 9th OF November en-
inhabitant Of this earth. Respectfully,
bIRs. DIR. ELLIS, Astrologlst.
"A lucky gueSS.
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MT ANDREW ANTON1,
RESrAURATEUR AND CONFECTloNEk,
NO. llO5 MAIN STREET.
c,ttzs,s and strangers will always find the dciicaciss
of the season at the
LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN's RESTAURANT
at reasonable prices. Also,
FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN CoNFEC-
TIONERY AND CHOICE FRUITS.
Zoe 31-jNo2o
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NJ COMFORTABLE BRICK TENE

Nr COMFORTABLE BRICK TENE-
MENT, No. 22l. on THE EAST SIDE OF MAYO
STREET NEAR TO BROAD STREET, TO DE
SOLD AT AUCTION on MONDAY AFTER
NOON. JTII NOVEMBER, 1877. AT OCLoCh.
Special attention Is called to the foregoing sale.
As the owner resides in another State, the prop
crty will be sold without reserve The dweliing
contains six rooms besides kitchen, &c. and Is In
,ood order. Soc auction head for particulars.
mn 3ot w. GODDlN. Auctionccr.
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We are indebted to Messrs. WOoDHoUsE d
PARHAM, agents for the American reprints,
for the British Quarterly for October.
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PROGRAMME.
PART
l, OyERTuRE-William Tell, RnsSlni, orchestra.
q SoLo-Coruet. Una vocc POGO Ia. k0>slnl 70! par
ticular rc1ucstI. Professor John kessnich.
a Til FoR ES r, Hacscr (Octeltcl Male voices.
Masse. Miss Swain.
5. OUARTETTE-JcsSc the Flower o. Dumblanc;
w. II. Burch, Misses Swain and Redlord anu
Nlcssrs. Redford and Grant.
PART II.
SAI:oR'S SONG. Hatton, Octctir.
p SOLo-C ontrio-An das Blllni>S der ahwcScl,-
den AIutter, Andre, Miss Rcdfor,i. with violin
cello ohii.ato by Professor Thilnw.
3, Notwithstanding do Concert, A.
Tcrschak, Mr.. c. L. Siesc.
4. -l'asso-Thc Maniac Russell. Mr. Grant
s. SCESA ED ARIA-from fourth act OF TroSaLnrc
Verdi, Lcohora, Miss Swain: Maurice, Mr. Red
ford and Il full chorus of monks.
Tickets, 75c.. for sale ut WAITS mEslc-Slnrc
va nvtr, cj .ru, for reserved seats. no Fit
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!. a,ys; reminded Yesterday that

noxvsvcesrr nT .yately reminded Yesterday that
he had .madesa mistake, and that 1t was =, q
discouftesy that even Mr. Holman Woula
nothave been guilty of to object. to reso-
lntfon OF that kind, coming from the CHOSEN !,
leader of the party in,the House. Mr.. Wooa
was much annoyed by the objection, COM
ing from that quarter, and disdained mp
healing to the gentleman from virginia 70
withdraw his objection. Washington ne
p,lbticdn,.
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NE COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST

RECEIVED:
$50 dozen REAL ND GLOVES in Black and Co.
lors at 75c.-thc real value Of which issl.3O;
Also. fine LEROY" SEAMLESS KID GLOVES:
IN doyrn LADIES' KNIT VESTS at 4Oc, rs dozen
at S5c. to 81:
c.rETI rNES,S md CHILDREN'S UNDER
WEAR, in all qualities and sizes at great reduc-
ton. oc ou
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CONFECTIONERAEs. &c.

TUST RECEIVED BY NEW y 0 Il h
- steamer
25 kegs MALAGA GRAPES;
S cases NEW SAItDINES;
/ 900 cases CANNED TOMATOES aud PEACHES
tTinsley's, McAIurraY'S and Numsens BEST
brands):
10 boxes NEW.CROP LEMONS;
5 barrels NEW-CROP CURRANTS;
o5 boxcs NEW-CR0p CITRON:
5 barrels NEW TURKEY pRUSES;
500 dozen BRANDY PEACHES, quarts ana
600 GARTHAGENA CoCoANJTs.
oe 40 :, IL LOUIS j. B0ssIEUX.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at tn. residence Of the brides father on
Thursday November lst, BESSIE daughter OF Dr.
J, 3. McCaw, to DR.. CHRISTOPHER TOMPhlES;
all of Richmond. No cards.
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NFESSRS. EDITORS DISPATCH: GEN
IXl TLEMEN,-Plcuse state In your next issue that
respectfully decline the nomination rs canaiah!e
for the House OF Delegates on the WorkingInehs
ticket at the election on Tuesday next. lndisposl-
tIon and private business has prevented me from
making nm earlier declinaton. d. l.. II LEN:
November 8. 1877. no 0-lt"
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NJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev.
T. T. EATON. Of Petersburg, will preach on SAB
BATira IL 4. N. and 1880 p. NJ.
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THAT WIFE OF NINE
DRY s:HS,BS.

VNO YOUR INTEREST.-Belng cXclu-
L sively in the FURSISitlNG-GOODS Bt>!-
LADIES GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDkENS
NECKW EAR. UNDERWEAR, CLIO h.
SHAWLS, HOSIERY. GLOVES. &c, Of good quail
ty, ut lowest prices. Come and scc
WILIdAM J. SWORDS.
no silt 523 east Broad street.
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have this day sold out TO JOHN II. MCPllAIL
& BROTHER ny.entire stock, fixtures, &C., In my
old stand, corner Eighteenth and MAIN streets and
in retiring from the business respeclfullyand earn.
esty request my many frlentls-both country AND
PHhiL & BROTHER the very liberal patronage
they favored me with In past years. can recom-
mend them relinble In every way, and guarantee
no 3st JOHN II. CHILDREY.
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e1y- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF
Pft6jn H eros GRAIN SILK in black at o5e.
ni io GuINET's BLACK SILKS at 1925, re-
duced from over 81; so - .,u,,, s,,,,. -
nisee sU TApIssrER BLACK SILK at $l.s5, for
n i.ees sTIPiSSIER BLACK SILK at $3.50. for
mcrly sold ut 90. n,,,, o,,,.s
An immense stock of COLORED SILKS Ill all
their various shades and qualities.
They will also offer
500 LACE CURTAINS at sA.3 10 ! set for two win"
oeo lace CURTAINS at s5.4O a set;
al LACE CURTAINS ut $40 u set worth Sl5, 1T
Sl2 worth fully SIG:
40. pieces APPLIQUE CuRTAlN-EISl-IN at
from 40c 10 Csc. yard ~ w, -
cheap.
500 LASIRREOUINS In Nottingham, Spitzbergcn,
and real Brussels.
Also from bankrupt sale OF 4 large upholstery
house a large stock OF CRETONSES, uPHOL-
STERY, REPS In all the various colors including
several pieces or SILK DAMASSES 1.-THE finest goods
inported). 49,
For thousands Of novelties call at
oc27 COHEN BROTHERS.
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RE Ii EANI DECLINE IN DR Y
GOoDs!-COIIEN BROTHERS will offer Monday
the o9th instant 81 CASES OF GOODS just pur-
chased il New York during the recent heavy de-
cline among which may he found
SO pieces MOHAIR LUSTRE DRESS GOODS at
1870;
So pieces RICH D.tMA$SE At 1Gasc.. rcIace,! from
CSC:
20 pieces RICH DAMASSE AT zoe. reduced from
SOC; at CSC, Formerly sold 1T 33c.; at 33c.,
inst reduced from 30c;
9 pieces ALI-WOOL DAMASSES. tifty-fcur inches
wide in black and coIors, at $50, former price
having been $2.73;
As picces ENGLISH COLORED CASIiNERES at
lSc., reduced from 25c.;
KNICKER Frs at 3:'c formerly sold IL 43c.:
KNI,KERBOGKERS at 40, so, and Gee;
UNDERGRADUATES at $1.75. ffty-four inches
wide, al wool and silk. reduced from 80;
LuBGN'S SILK KNICKER BOOKER tthe finest
goods mportcd) at 41.75, formerly sold at
1925: ..-.,-- ,o
tluccd prices; oo,,nr,
TASHMERES (the best goods imported) from
6Oc up-everJ grade warranted zoe. farh icss
than regular value. DC ~
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LEE EQUESTRIAN STATUE.
DsssOETFzesNs & PARTNERSHIPS,

NOVEMBER !, 1877.
WE HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT OF
w JOHN II. CnILDREY his entire stock, fix
lures good WILL &C., of the drugstore formerly owned
and run by him at the corner of Eighteenth and
Main streets, where now laying In an entire
new and pure stock OF DRUGS, MEDICINES &C,
and everything to be found in trSt-class DRUG
STORE ;and hop. by close attention to business.
competent and polite clerks aud low prices. 10 sue
our friends and the public generally. Style Of firm:
JOHN X. MCPIlAIL & BROTHER.
JOHN X. MCPHAIL,
+. W. MCPIlAlL.
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p" MISS ALICE SWAIN,
assisted by many professional and amateur friends.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1877.
A., - c,rc,.r NuSi.ll Director,
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YgERCANTILE MUTUAL
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January -. 1871.
The following statement or the anairs OF tne oi
nauv on the SOti of December. 1870, Is puoIls.%h
in conformity with the provisions oi us eh'i 'ef'
al .................... S20l ,G92 II
ffcli,n ~. necenber 40 Ie76..... s7s,932 Os
ro,ol premiuu,s 81 ,0S0,624 So
Amount of premiums earned from
..................... s953,40i 90
as rr,nrn nrtmi,us 32,905 81
Net earned prem,sns............ s020,499 ~
Paid during The same period:
Reinsurance. less salvages ..... S737,390 o6
SlS3,lo9 Sc
Paid cash dividend 10 stockholders. a., M
August 1St.................-..... Zo'ooo w
Paid cash rebatement TO dealers. l1S.S26 80
The company has the following as
sets: 81 a,o 90
Cash In banks. .......s o''"A "
United STATES sea'e' oaiA' ana 49, 452.29l 90
stocA. a., :. -, =, :. =, 1893 so
Premium no omsct dnu ....... 37o,l56 rs
Reinsurance anu o ssssnfjs a, 7l,02S 90
j 965.i79 3S
-
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RICHMOND, VA, November 1, 1877.
r EVILS BOOKER is ADMITTED TO
! All interest In our business from this date.
We will continue the FIRE AND MARINE IN
STRANGE BUSINESS, and solicit the patronage
Of f,c public u. N. WALKER s. CO.,
nn93Ik No. lola Main street.
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E7;VgNesS.
aMEISEMENTS.
HALL.

cRAND VOCAL AND Instrumental
CONCERT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MI TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE
AMOUNT OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN MANCHESTER-TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
THIS DAY, COMMENCING AT ~ O'CLOCK
The special attention OF the public Is called to the
trustees sale of Mr.. William &. Mayo's REAL Es-
TATE in Manchester, 10 be mnde TO-DAY ut IL
O'Clock. For further particulars see auction head.
nob w. GODDIN. Auctioneer.
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LossESrAID sIsCE INCORPORATED. s4S2,0f4 90
LOSSES UNPAID mot DCEl........... l,40O 90
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Criminal Court.


State vs heanr"ghrd ha2iAni- burglary aal
I,r,.ry-,l., Of nui Ynuty w:1.ir.vu npI u,4,
H"
al su.'E entered. S'"'"hC'd o. '"""I'I'ehI J."
Ia. county itI Ia. Two uuoEsh--unurr sixteen
oo, :.
Hehis "He'
John Mahan, JHh'A Sh"i""!i, / w l.t'i''iu
au,i Gro. ". Liter exc.sri iron! further service
M pei Jurors.
late ~ n Clay t,ur. tu,lIrr, ami i,yrrn,
-uIrt nI not rutit, w.iuiL4vyu AMI ,.l,-, Of
pll!;y rultIrd.
~:ai- - ". j. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
uul~h,G
,tutr ~. VI ". Wilrr--,r4ury-AI-:-
mrpI tl.,Lr-i
-t4fcv>. Eugene in-lp,-ruhu.r, int degree.
mutton Tor ,n,u., oil y.nl,l- u,.rfri,-I.
t.stuf iuIy ru.'..I ..y Iuc c.mit rr.i.rt,ug
u.lr dury.
Arpc-l, grHniri tn" -;l.- ia s!.r OF " i
t.trIu ,mI VI Htb,I,
state. - VIM II E.,,, U->uturmiilDu ui
u.fIury -cA-r ,I!-nni-s.i ami Grl-uG.nl H.
changed.
;a'retv and mIirInu,iy attempting to- nII,I ma
procure - %" changed with al ,Du-CaN" 'ir-ult, =
! al and defendant tIi-rnar.ea
>Iat",, Nj rr,a"-nn.wnuIt r.turns III
marriage . mIu"i-m"i!" t" uIt~h "v.rrU,r!.
ami cas' continued = m%"raiI: -t"i"h't'"i Hli""
cl :" iii" bsli al exceptions
OF Scnu" again "N"rrni"!.
St"'e v" i'ehjh'nin 7 "'"i'fn-"ir thiiS nv
eahbHiil-ca'' dismissed 7rd A"i"hdh!Il ia
charged
''TAhi Jury max" I"ipI, OF condition 81 county
AL when /. "risf"i ht'd. VI" ietNi" tr"'
nils against Julia GrtNe-, rn'Hr't, buI Sihtv %
lst '~isgr"r: J"serh >rrs-m- mt Amos DAVIS
grand i,rcen'' thomas l 0'Ch' -c'Ii'2 !iIn"'
without Iir"n.c; kpb"ri I scott, "'i"".
Stat" Is w i. 'tr"n-urpti"u tor apiot
"tlrirawn am "F,i"f t't a-hi".
S,ate ~ VI w Nith"i.' s"h.e.
'rreEi Jury make f'l"Ff a. printer IN '"nnil
court proceedings.
Nt't' vs. '"Hh Nc inc"-Se!lins "ni.SE =
nln"r>-d'Innrre Il ct To in'NC'inchi-
''r'''i jHry report indictments against Nt'"i
hi"Nh' !''it ihf''nH Jhh' ttiiI@' hiGri'! h''
concerning "ltI OF rhi!i. Hdt ANTE! : La"
renee, selling liquor without ii""aso' J'-"l|
supp, r'u"' i"hn a Workman, s,i''n. lI,'
ON >un1aE' John E',nhili, AM '""" 'h'i'
uhil. ItiiIiS IL.!i"r without iic"n7" ana On sun
day Herman hnrck, m 1llrl"G- mischief.
ethi" ". t'o W. tfl"tt|rraci''!n me -
cine without iIIing cory pl dIrl"ma-caAe liz
misc! and Defendant discharged.
9|itt " '.'hh hIIer, s''tiNe iii!or"h HIi "a
cas-, dismissed ana "e:,ndhnt discharged mp
On !"ui case, ans plea "l -'i'iE eNieI"! o. IN
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COUNTY COURT.
March Term, 1877.

" /
: '"'' m"' "a .'"m"' N''' ar" '"
Present. Hon J y. liAthcr, presiding justice.
Hon. lame, Uorri and Il Eatucrt a-sr-
-, "a :,
''"'' l".'''S' ''''A'" " Sect '"'''". -
VI M"unIuy.
Tho r,inu,cs -, IN. I,s, re-ri., ,,l ,,u.j
terms I't Az" "|t'"'''
Eli tialns appeared aEl "tIrreI :" pr' So %"
wind III. >uuuurt. AT th, J.;ium of Ia, son
""'' "r ~"'''''' 90 WV 2'""' - 49, ',''
''ac"'. if'i''"'I''h ace I'''. 'H' NC ~ IN
cob A,i,rr> "rd-r.I continued IT, county palirit
Dram ,u.,, Gc, u-,, -r,pfrI =, Il Hl.m,d
@'"' WIN '''' h'"" ~ ' "'i"""'' WIN "'"-
her. Thomas johnson, JOHN Met nu"c
. r,,.t .,f, Z, l,l., W.. , ~
proved; >''ri i"inr! Ia West on approve! ~
curry.
,rt., ,,r..v,rc and hr,,. "a, c-.,- ,l,l
AMI rat" hN'h Al sI"' 'F N'A' 'F county, ana
So per year tor state. Judge frather tissentlig
,,,,,I ina. =, ~, j,r,v n, ,he ,, ,.
~ - xrmS'. n i" MOI ];r",,flnm for il;
oil II ~ -" a,"tn,. ,,arcs r,,u,,. 81
- 80 ~i 49,
f''F''S VI
follows
rhi- road = now, and has h"'n, Tor ihr"e
wears past IN bankruptcy AMI, under my change.
IL the assignee. and has II. e.. aud - uuw opera
ted II, q leased line of tn" Missouri 't'lHr RAFT
road company nnG. A. they have i'il'i to mas"
any return q! II, pr perry, | aN '"' a>slrnf' "l
tie iuat III n'tiNl"''H "''t- Va ~ '''h u
the | "i'cu Ntatt' "lNuI'' cut "HNt' l'."'n
: : K L miles Ia ttLN m tAG mas lNt no CIV
OF Se,laila, in the county OF Potts. through Ito
counties OF Potts, Sntint an! Latn.e'ic, I" the
city "i L"XInGttn, IN thr count. oil -! hH"itr.
ROAD MP Ne FH"! bed 81 'hls l"''r"h', ~
n"'e nt 80 go. .,r',.-rr.rnr., ,,I II,
appurtthhi'e' except 'a'S' "'!'ii.'F' SP'ctH-
ca " na'm''t' H'' "Eh7n 'h'"' J ''.'v PEI mn,
kkAL EsiAiE ~ 'i,'c I'' VI! 'An''
adjoining me cay OF Neta!'a' belonging 10 In'
iuni. worth $50 per acre
u BuILp'N'" Asp L"is.-lh i"tils countN-nln'
. miles rom etna,'h' snSt'oI n"H,e, 80 NJ
pshc', water At"' Fo"'' h"eheS' ',v'h
+ yaJ,i, so, .UtltteH NJ Is nom ec'a'it, N'''L'h
house $50, iinust"h.h' stnch sHi't' ~, e'lh'
/ place. 7ta'i'H nuI'"inf, SUI, 9"'t" Gu -
! I"'n'' ~. .,n,,,, ~. -n4I. nv. ,r,,.
= BroWnsSiue: s''l!'''' nous FV"' s""' P'",'
stock yHid. $50 '"th't l'"! "tt 'h,!c 't"'''e
miles from SedaIi"' s'cti"l-h"'se' St'p' Nm
seven miles from S-dA!In' WA. i-''h" S'"'"
u Lafayette county -'"hG'H''lh s.a,'''' ,'t,i''.,'-
r $500; same pin'', STOCK YARD SUI '"'ftN wv
q s"y,u miles lrpm NtdttiA, sr'lt"A-H"u- 80"
.AultNIile, stnt!"h-h"u=t' seo'' 1ttf' p,hIe's ."'I
yard, S0"i hRSih7N!'l', sl'th S"l" qh"' t"l'
i place. station h"use' sS'v' i"lIt -lS"t hl" ~! e.
u quarter mites from Seudiit' section i"H-t' ="
lofty i've miles i!om 9t"niIa' ""'cr ana s'u
u l'HEasllle, stit'"h-.louse. 9o'P' ""ihe p'aSe, SUI
wards, soi; one mn. o! IN 'is'"h' .ua' '""'ts
$3.50: L"\'usi"n 7tlil"n house SLIM ''i.
ri'c". stock f"t', 20, ~ t n, .+,"e
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This - 20 h. anticipa',,ila every Instance whc:c
matters OF dispute Al" maze lnr -.U a. ui
hfhih alton IN ter III :pfII.- o.! L." Human
luH- h"nt Ia never ur!"rEIH- st!i Is rarely 70
E.ri"'i a. Other wise n "a Wlrt.- J., iar ur-uC-
"'--In' party -! ~" cont e. 20" :"C- iItt' two
g1er - pod al r,ijI"- hay. IL 'H.- WAY It .ct l
ii pat" ~ / IA / { WA. " god mon tA y H- 80
tc Law no les, i"IHa II. 70 til" TTrp.1--rlsc pte
p"iar"6 IN e"!vlmS 'hc 4E' 7i."l al controversy
l. Al occasion i.t GrHc! "a! I-tJ!,ih1 ! tH.I c.r
l"iHi lt-rr II ai ,ntilr u'.sil.h!.ij "a pun. still
t!n,en'-ihat the conflicting cla.nlN 1" Tie !.i"-i-
i'ncy mus b." .tIuIcrn!y aId pcic'hhir ayts.'h,
'nf. ihat when {" A~iJu- ted III" general ~tr-ute-
'Ca." oi .he uutI"I ought surely 10 follow II
h'~ n"en deserved I"I II government vi Tie f.~'-
pa where Ia, llsnt I'll -uAr4-" - t:.:vgrasI. 20
give 10 The world thu ir=t example III itU- history
.; ii s.rIt nation IN the ruid-t 81 u st!iESie OI
opposing parties for power OF hu~liiuE IT. parry
t%uInu!t-. 10 strhi Ilr i->u'> ct Ia" run,,-L H. III
jGatIn. II. according 10 forms ui ia"
!.pGkin. tor -iI.-HCc t. iitf I!N n h.ui tT
which the uostlnI-- 0i nations and iuiINriuti~
ARE shaped. | call On you, senators. representa-
tive, jules, t"i!uw-cIilL"na, hsIe ani every
whrle, 10 Gnlte " Ia I- Ia earnest riu!ts ~ Sc
cure 10 our country tn O!"asing-, no. "niy u
material prosperity. bui II .u>..c-, l:-c- aud
uui,n. \ uu;"n fei euiuI- not up III the ,yL-
slrHInt OF inc, bat upon Ihe !uvir- devotion -
II Tree pCUp.v. that Ill thInEs may De - OT;CE-
ami settled upon the best Hn'1 eGr">; lyuHuatI'I-
That pie may he established -lnyn. 4, IL. q.
q SeLgT.tt-E=
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10

Mr.. Hayes was inauTuratcd on the
fifth. with the usual ceremonies. There
was not much enthusiasm about the al
fair, and the cheers given him by his
fulIowo"s we're mingled with the misses
Of outraged spectators OF IN act which
was the contamination Of the most stu
pendous fraud We perpctrated in
America, and which placed a pretcnder
in the seat Of Washington. The half
masted flags throughout the country,
and those draped IN mourning. were bn'
| a faint index ot the humiliation felt by
the people Al the success OF the foul re
publican conspiracy We prr"t the in
arIgural address elsewhere II Is full Of
tair promises. vaguely made, no better
nor worse than those made by Grant
His administration must be judged more
by acts than words. and it should oe
most excellent one to make up for the
vilenesS of lis title.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10
GRAND JURY ROOM, 1
l~ENISGTeS. LAFAYETTE jOU>Tf, }
>s.., az Missouri March o ny \


10 the Honorable Criminal Court OF Lafayette
County. M.suurr-W" The grand jury, for
the county O; LtinN ctte, the stale OF Missouri,
tor the -I,~ciai February term and The rsguisr
Mach fcIn toy tie year ~ .rei OFT That W. have
ey tmIur$ INTO Toe con atom Il Tho pubic jail OF
SAID county. nIrt We had Il al lie following con-
dillon. Va
We Had the upper north cell and the lower
south cell IL la cuUNIfiru, tor want oil proper
Ventilation. tnl ia consequence OF The pipes TO
The sink passing tnI' ugh ;hess cells, thereby
producing IN Offensive smell. We also find That
Inc floors arc clean, and :i.t the prisoners seem
to be we'll is ard provided for. We respect
FULLY rcrouiUucri that ii pipes above aliii'!-d 10
he properly cl"uTe't amt iI-InIrcr.ri, aud that
| .Gr, be ktnt So. al I t4Mt Ia. coils above +lludeo
! t.. t,a PROPERLY ,eE ti.titI We w0u,,t also rec
u.Hucu.i Ita; table / o,I-.uH b. m "!r u se-
cue Urry ,ruuIuriuOic ss-F!ng arrangements
| Ivr n, :I.."u"r-.n ANA III Il me- uc Ii"Nlderi viii
s~a'= ". t"t ini sev"rai al The y i,nners are
prcun!ariiy ua.ri, To urrSI#s 4 EN- elves with
| clean riUrrIms. and we " uhd rec"niIiIeni 'nat
some iy.>,r-, obi ~ Ini &" To- nave clothing wash
slIn ihu-" wu" ne unable TO have 1t done FOR
! themselves Al rhl- > respectfully submitted.
= N,tAL>I-i>D, iol' In.u.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10

Mr.. Hayes sent to the senate, On
"Wednesday. hts cabinet appointments
The nominations were Wan NJ Evi,rt>,
OF New York. secretary at state" john
sherman. of Ohio. secretary ct the
treasury George W Mctrary. "I Iowa.
secretary Of war; Charles RevlnS, o!
Massachusetts. attorney gen eral David
VI. Key, Of Tennessee. p">tmaSter-gHn'
cra! Carl Schurz. of Missouri. secretary
OF the interior, Thee "i these gentle
men are said to have voted for Greeley
and only two of them are radicals
Sherman and McCrary, the others be
ing liberal republicans, except Key. wh'
is a democrat, and was 4 confederate
colonel. The senate. contrary to usage
referred the s~cvcra, appointments 4
committees. and but one of them' tina
OF sherman, was confirmed at u las
adviccS.