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, 1877-02-01
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3l.-Some yery i,ppor.
tant arrests wcrc ma1c here by the United
States authorities Of noted countcric!tcrs, III
addition, there wcrc captured sosnc 94,Ooo ii,
counterfeit silver atld nicl;cls and tho dies and
complete paraplcrialia for tho manufacture ot
counterfeit money. The parties arrested were
Fralciaco Cttcl}a, alIas Francis runtiio n nla,l-
u!aetures Of 3D. and 10 ccnt silver p!ccce, aud
h-cens nickel coins; Guiseppi Martini, alias 10
scph sealtf. Virgil Gnszanl, Salvatore Albcr!cri,
aud one other. Thcsc parties, In addition to
manufacturing coins Us stated, ara dealers
In counterfeit $40 and IS Satioual Bank
notes, md t10s Of the Richmond. sfuncie.
a,ll lafayette. Ind. National Danss, the latter
three bring worried from onu plate. The coui,-
tcTfcits found In their possession were Ut SO
dangerous character Us to utmost deceive an
expert. These parties hr1un. to d gang whose
connections extend oves. many Of the principal
cities ol the country, AID during the past few
cunfcdcrnscs IT. Now York. Philadelphia, aud
otalcr placee. An officer ot thu Secret Service
OF TUG Cn'ted States Treasury Dcpart1se,lt
worked up the Ease, mud wis assiatcd In the
Twcnty.sght dullars was puii Utulia
for 3t00 In counterfeit roIn Ly IN olljvrr.
and uttllla arrested at,out Twenty minutes later
With the e@s uu his person, which, was rer,wnz-
cd hy the nuInbers, which had been previously
registered, These afrcsts, Il Is believed, wifi
arrest the circulation Ut counterfeit coins with
which this section hus uocu fooled for the past
SIX months.
j. COSSC1I.N(:T-STNIC nOGUE.
ST. Louis, Jan. 31.-A young 1uan giving tho
name Of Il. J. Crawford surrendered himself 10
tic polite authorities to-ntgat, stating that, IN
October last. he was tclcgraphipG at Trenton,
Mri1. for tt1n T,akc Ghcr.. HafIron,l o.,,i t1,,t
during the abscnco Of the United States Express
Agent lie rceclptc,i for twu ino,,ey packages,
one containing s05 uild the other $100; tLat be
appropriated tho former aud abspu,.<lctl,
since whcil lie has seen travelling md enioyl1lt:
himself. lie arrived hero to+tay destitute 81
money. Feeling deeply eonseIGuce-stHrlsen, he
10 b. sent l.onlr md met The couscnucmces OIL r ' Of
his crl,ue. I1r was locked up, a,nl teleera,na
were sent to Detroit to aacertain the truth of
hts statement. lie aays Ills mother Is living In
Trenton with secoud husband, named Churlcs
Loop.
, 1877-02-01

FHstApkLrll1A. Jan. 3l.-Early last evening
samuel Ewing and James kceuan quarrclel
with John Pys aud John kceguu, 1t tho corner
a1 Eighteenth and Wharton STREETS. Tho re-
!uit was that Ewing was killed By Pre-, aud
hcenan was taken to the hopltal. Pya aud
hec&an were arrested.
, 1877-02-01

WASHINGTON, D. {. Jan. 3t.-Thc Senate
confirmed the following nominations: q. W,
Patton. United States Marshal for West Vir-
gfnta; Allea T. Wykuu, pcusio,-Asrut ut
Columbus, U.
NOMINATIONS.
The President nominated the following Post
masters: c. Z. Yost, U1naha, Eeb.; Mu,lIsor II,
Harley, New Albany, 1nl.; William L. Hol,sou.
Bowling Gsecu, ky.; Irving W. Card, M4suls
GUY, Ii.
CLAIMS LiQutnATED.
The first lnstal.nent Ut $:lM,O0O due by
Mcxtco TO the United States, under tho Conyr1l-
tlon Of July 4, 1Ss, fur the settlement OF claims.
llas to-day been paid to the Secretary OF stats
by the Nc1Lcan Mi.listcs,
, 1877-02-01

To9a1s Cocoon. ~. SUI, U!0, UUD $1l, 37i, 500
In addttlun there were tlres reported tn Cana
ia where the 1osses were $y,lt51IU aud the In.
sura,lce losscs s3,SsI.Gu0.
Ihc 9.Sul tires tnt'u|atc.l by tho GArouttl< are
subj ectcti ~ classification under more thu, y0
Ae'u!s, II t. Noteworthy that, III uslal, hntcla
wctc liberasly burned up Inst year. H.O l,.orc
t'la;' one every .!ay) having breu trcua.cd. We
Erotcry st"rcs, els saw-,uilJs, luU res,aIlrauts,
l59 lqu1r.storca, l35 !'ycry-stabIes, lCJ drug.
storss, s ios furnlt1are.fatortes 70 stnlsouses 81
nulfl1-M!ils, !p' sutpe1ltcr-stlops, II curriagc-
fae.Dr!rs, ~ tturres, - hlarksnjtt,.sLu,,s. ~
lakeries ~ pIan!uu-IHilIs, 53 luu,Lrr-yurIs' &;
lGeloustt 81 7n'aeiline-hl!ops, as,l 81 un through
the wv nlll cult specifications Ut hazards. TI,r
chro"'etss record cschcws dwellings aid baru..
, 1877-02-01
Local onAxRvAJJnsA,
SUICIDE,

Sttctol Di1pateh to The Trthant
CEDAR kAHns, H., Jau. 3t.-Janlcs D, Os-
borne, aged II years. living about two u!lrs
from Centre Point, Llnn County, aulei.lcl by
Shouting himself through. thu heart. liz had
been the aillaneed Ut Miss Flora Hunt Of the
sanle p!acc. who suir!ucd by takng poison lew
weeks aEo, " .
, 1877-02-01

NEW fonE, Jan. 31.-AfriYttl-
Frsta, from Hamburg.
HALIFAX. Jan. 8i.-steamship MoraYian, from
Liverpool, has arrived.
LoapoS, Jan. 3f.-Steam.hips The Queeu md
California, from New York, have arrived.
, 1877-02-01

NEW YoRx, Jau. 3l,-'r,a Corones's Jury iu
the case Of the Rsooklyn Theatro calamity gase
yerdics to-day. They say that Of tic 2ts
Victims Of the Ore, two were burned to death
and the sesualndcr sutlocated. There a4a
Area u tho future,
, 1877-02-01

Fofcfaf Dispatch to Tie 7ffbunt
MADISON, WIS.,. Jun. 3l.-ticprgc N. Wheeler,
the dcfaultfng Le Crosse Bank.prcas,lcns, was
refused new trial to-day, aud sentenced tu I've
years In the State Prison.
, 1877-02-01

Special Nspd!eA 70 Ia4 7ftbunt
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. 3l.-~A man whose
pau,e VIA unknown was found dead Ia the
woods In the Town Ut Byron, In this county, to-
day. liz dIed from q gunshot wound, but
whether suicide or murder has not ret been
learned. The affair causes something Vi sep-
Aattou. The Inquest Will be held to-nutsQw,
, 1877-02-01

THE WEATHER.

WAsHIsoTos, FEB. IL a. u,.-1n Tennessee,
thu Ohio Valley, a,ni lake regton, rising baromc.
ter aftcr temporary iall. A'oug tie Lower
Lakes, eoutheriy to westerly w[..ts, clear Or
partly cloudy weather. and stationary or lower
temperature.
, 1877-02-01

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 3l.-uov. Redle declines
to convene the Court Of paslons In tho case OF
Ashwald mil RYAN, sentenced to be executed at
Newark on Friday Of next week for tho murder
Of 0t1lcer Brook.
, 1877-02-01
CHI e o n IC
CA TRRH.

symptoms -Otityucttd breathing partial cio,urr ~
ss Hns n y n, "tn hr, .1GpfS
charge from 81" nnse ef uAtc.y or ttlck yellow pr
K,eshaM masns frequently sreAked With blood sotsa~
.fss ssSrs n ~ !, tr,"e,sa " oay ey n.oonged
itat hlow14s King: and aplttu. until The crusu ara
~ !ea.t psrlA!lr anil The throat IL freed
.ln tna matter that lla during tho night
fth1My y. n"fssnaus .ss.stions attack toa
:1ibrtoH. accompanied by f1loN p1eptiyc hrrnth ant
Impaired ei eight A1t hearing. "
, 1877-02-01

IN Esscnar" f'npnlartty.-EAct year hnds
Nfnwn's Bronchial Troches" In new locnhtIet,
n various pAffA of The world. For relieving Coughs
proved reliable. ~ ---At
, 1877-02-01

DETROIT, Mich, jan. 31.-Aiara.ne Smith. the
murderer Z: Toung McKcon, was to-day scn-
tcncct by Recorder Swift to twenty-five years At
lard labor In the State Prison.
, 1877-02-01

A CARELESS DESpE1tADO.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8l.-lcorge stelnksmp,
returning from fra this morning, WIS killed
by piStol-ahot drc1 from q dts1epptable house,
ls0 osuphin strset. Thomas Atsat4 Was u.
, 1877-02-01
STATE AFFAIRS.


Hills AND HEaO1tCT10Eb.
spretdl Dtspatch to The Tribune.
MADISON, Wls., Jan. 3l.-1wo Important bills
we're introduced III the Assembly to-day. Ono
forbEds any but those holding common or pre-
fcrre1 stuck 10 vote at the election VI Directors
OF tho Chicago, M!lwaukee IL St. Paul Railroad.
Another for the repeal Of the vance Ratlrual
law Of last winter, aud tho rc-cnaet,lcnt Ut the
famous Potter law. These bills will doubtless
stir Ill honle excitement In the Capital City.
4 resolution was presented In the Assembly
to-day, declaring it beneath tic dignity OF i
United States Supreme Judge to seek political
po*it[on. ad mixing for All amendment u the
United Statcs Constitution making such Judges
nnl their successors Ineligible forever from hold
Ing political office: also, resolution thanking
promise hill.
a bill was introduced fur tho completion Of
the Wisconsin Central Road from Ashland to
Superior.
The Senate passed tho bill cxemptinr lands Of
the Wisconsin Central from taxation for llre
years.
WISCONSIN cnAnt71Es,
6pteta. Mtpa,es 70 ne Tribune.
JAxEsviLi.E, Wis, Jun. 3l.-Ttc twenty
seScHt', annual report Of the Board OF Trustees
Of the Institution for thr Din,l has been pull
lls'ct,. The report shows that tho receipts dur
Ing the year ending Uct.Jl, 1Y1U, were b23o. s!
while for the same time tho current cxpenses
werc s2, r. g: leaving u balance On hand Nov
!, 4. IS5i;s "a q q: g Ss Of the building FIND Of
Tho report ol the Superintendent, Mrs. 7. H.
Little, a. NJ, Gbuws the institution 10 be In cx-
cclcnt condition. The nuln.cr Of pupils from
Oct. !, 1915, to 0rt. |, 1915, was ei;hty-slx, a
larger number tllan was eyer before received al
the institution.
u.,a SotfdGI @ Difpoteh % ~ 7'1enne,
cnntcstctl-scat case In the Assembly WITS made
the special order Tor tonight, and was argued
, 1877-02-01

1snlantl'a Aromatic lslttcr Wine Of Iron II =
remedy fos nervous debility. Impoverished blood,
, 1877-02-01


NEw fonK, Jan. 3i.-Thc Tribune says that
Indictments for embczzicmcnt and perjury
agalnat the officers Ut the Security Life 1nsur-
ance Company arc expected from the Grand
jury at an carly Day.
, 1877-02-01

Mrs. v1nsiow's snothIns Syrup, for chill
lion atlay1 ill pain. euss 10 regulate he boWets
, 1877-02-01

MEuruts, Tenn. Jan. 3i.-A dispatch from
Paducal, KY, announces tic arrcst there to-
day Of Robert DruTy, who murdered hts uncle,
Albert Gibson, here lAat Friday night.
, 1877-02-01

Tn the Conaumpttve.-srIihor'a Compound
o. Coa. Liver OIL and Line: without postesaing Tho
nted, = endowed by The phosphate Of lime With 4
heeanhs es property. which renders tbs oil doniAy
can be exhibited TO fhosc who desire u scn them.
For sale by 4. u. wilbor, Chemist, Dostoa.
, 1877-02-01

Kr"r's Patent Tnrtlr-1fatfe Dress Shfrts =
the very Seht nix for 50: can be finished az easiiY
Is hctnn,in. handkerchief 17J Madison strett.
, 1877-02-01
ULCE r A TIVE
CATARRH,

rac a Nh'lt nh*al ps-ssgcs Including the eyrA aud
csEa IL. tun!llA throat chaI tutes, md 1us.tu.
s., ah :t.cHe ci1 tsp!ly q u. t.i=ifgI uo2aet
ra.e. *hirh. p-vrratinE The bots. wrakens and de-.
stto5aih rtnofht!hE powes atd all0xa lhe system
hpDflItl1tF u thfb~ oil the H!nAdy u poison
nsgtrazsi ana eInslira L. !,rfs that constellation
bseu!llct " the most sIta consequences.
maEa rapid pn1rsss fDE.Fs pulmonary contum pttnn"
:-Huf1fns HoHtthu'f I:ttttt1aH. MeaawhiIe i eouIh.
lnE hss!in md aTrtnsent medicine must BE- applfst
directly T. The hais paaErA thls fotnlng tho fnust
perfect treatment Ut TIC dseA1c puaaltls.
, 1877-02-01

SN N G.
CATARRH,

nGa rem .e.ay % ~ ~ until AID sye5
aud po.onous nnt unnt Tor bus,frss Of be ss1rr You
numsrr Yourreff etnonE thr nusl sslfcted ii maf&s
T9t Il Ftlisf A. ,s; or vsy
rF!f eacd Arutc CAiArrh. and commonly C0iI ID fks
lcad !tf a'nstant rtcuYrnner II 10 eunst!tutlon.
81 an 81, n rs Esns T. hs
IoEE:T4NkHtsn neyer.falInx rtertac. instaat r.
rl fn!inws this drst dove IL ratfIys the morbid
cuEo1sC On uLuEEATED CAfAsau.
, 1877-02-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho Hnnan Hatr.-To give It strength
and inttsc. Ia improve tta TEXTURE 10 nYtxent il
fsii!ni out and quicken IL 9rowth,-!a shors, to
mnke y A. Intended. u: csown'nT personal chasn1
VIII accomplish, It faithfully used, Thefe Il a
et!mnlit!ns propcEty In thla prepsrut,on which
greatly asa:ts the growth Of the nb1cs, At The rang
lime rendering them smaoth, ailky, and elastic.
, 1877-02-01

Pcntcnttary nlauc SO nstcll u,u.,tY nt tho
prizes allowed that 1t became actually self-sus-
tAinnR.
At sl,cl, paying figures, iu fact, was the rcn}-
teutiary pail for the stole.work that it proved
altogether ton gotAl thing to keep. As tho
whole transaction consisted 1n thu a,ates pay-
tt.g MONEY unt Ut 0f'c p1eKet Into tile ot'lur,-
siurc the profits ,llAtc by the pe,ltrnt.ary were
llu'!c BY tllc htate,-tt was nut long until II wa
discovered how the profits should 70, not Into
tic statt ~ other rotket. hut into somebody
clse's pocket. Whether, Richardson made tue
discovery, ur whether the Commissioners dts
covered Richardson, Is uno Ut the things which
Ut this lay Ilu fellow can lind out.
RICHARDSON'S ENTERPRISE IN uANkNur,T1Hn
hACOUrIA COUNTY
in tte building ot the Conrt.ltousc there, for
which hc was contractor, lal Ut al cvc,!.s imtt-
Gated that VI all men he wAs probably best al,at.
itlrd - intercept tn the trunsit tronl uf tho
state's lNcktts to T. tne othsr the protits on The
e!scly whit, through aid VI the two Commits
SLAMS. he has from ls7:,, until now done. On tbs
lst Ut August 1877, thu a,5 at thu rentty,l-
ttary c!npioys.l upop ths stoMs-work were, Iy
At1lson fur tiye years. Thu leasing waA In plain
violation OF thu meaning a,ll intclt VI thu act
relative to the leasng Vt ronyIrt labor, whtrl.
;'nse,s sonssts fMtpl9}rd by ths sla:e from
be Icy to thu highest bidder, The stonc-work
could therefore io los,gcr bc tone by the State
ttself fur tbs statc through tllu convict iabur;
@nut AA0 tAu INV uQt DEttl rlAifl1}
Violated, the contract fuf the stonu-wuTk
for the new Stste-IIonse must hive
been advertised ind let tu the lowust bidder,
But from tlnt day until this the new StateIlous+
Commissioners hare kept themselves In deuse
otr!a! fknuraliec of the fayt that the prutrn-
t'Ary did MOL anu could uot lo uny work for tue
new state. .aluusu, lccause tho labor of the Pen
itent!ary lAd Uecu ieasrd. he state-fIo.lse
Commissioners continued to nuke uut orders
upon ttr Treasury for The sto,ic-wosk n ths
very llbeEal PRICES Aforcsail. The orders wpru
ina4tc out u tte Wur1rn of Tie Penitrnt!4Ty,
but, ~ Il matter Ut faet, wcru !nuorsctl ty hin,
~ advance Ia blank to richardson who laI them
nlleI out by the 6tate.liuuse Commissioners,
aud collected tlls munry.
AAA now ehe atate-liouse Commissioners.
who, through tue dense official ixnoruncg thew
all these years tRaintainc4 u t. Richardson.
take advantage Of their own wrong III yiolaiinp
tho law Eequ!Elng the work to Le let 10 tl,r iow.
Est bidder. and claim thur, to keep up tue PsnI.
teut!ary, they wrrs compelled In SUBSTANCE to
pay for the .tone-wozk murc thau 1t wa worth.
And probably
TuEr poa'r KNOW OFFICIALLY
to this day that they haven't paid the PcpitcntlaYv
at Ill. but pak! Richardson; aud, under pfrtrEan
Of payiug tue peul.entIary, paid him The rxorbt-
taut prices t1sd IL lsaV fvs the b<nsnt Il ths
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25
A RESULT Of INSTRUCTED DIGESTION.

Among the hur;tui consequence. oil ohs'ruci-
ed digestion, Is the IInpuv-rI>hm,nt OF the blood,
a"d since II d"teftlattve condition at the vital
tiuld not only produces dangerous organic weak
ness. but. according to the best medical author
lii-s, sometimes caI-c- a~phvNia. IT lis apparent
that Ia improve the quality pt the blood hy pro-
noting digestion amt assimilation, I, = wis.,"
prr"hutIun. iiU-t-ltcr's stomach Ft'rr- l. inC-
CI~"iy the remedy Tor thi- rUrI">r, -Im"r II stun
IittD- the gastric iuI"C-, rrHG"crs tnu-r t'IlI"u-
aud "VAVuaiis" irregularities which Interfere
With tlr digestive" Processes. promotes a--iuIl-
latI"n OF the TODD ~ the blood. aud I,urtItrs Il.
well n ruIlrnc, Il The signs OF Improvement
IN health III consequence. ct usln. the ii,tirr- Az
~-p+riIiN apparent IN an accession OF NIsui a-Hln
IA i"toIiv -ti-t. nee, AID II I'CulIr AMI acme
l,"Itpi man" at every r'' seal iWncrInu.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25
Pistols for two, Without Coffee.

we farmers. who live about five or six
mi'e- south u! town, improvl>ed "A sort of
duet last Tuesday evening which Is best
described by their own >tatr;nent,.w we
VIII give rs nearly a. We could obtain them.
Their names are Alonzn CLANCY anu James
+. Sinock. and their trnn"ie. on this pariir-
ular occasion. aru-- hecau>e OF the shooting
oS >trock ol thaney'> dogs. They live hut
L hundred yar,i> or :" apart. and il irF-N>
That Oh ,ney stepped oSrr to Sm".h'- housr
10 "at' HIM to account. with the following
result CLANCY says that ne Went 10 the
house ani called Smocs, and thar Smock re-
pll'd asking. "who III the i-li l. There =
10 which CLANCY answered. Your ne.Ie-I
neiGhhor, YOU -Lio! his dogs. ypu ought to
know To This sEinrh said. yes, killed
your dogs. and I'll Xii ,"u, til d-m
you" and emerging iIom the h"d-e COM
meurri shooting at HIM with n revolver.
hiring tire snu!s. BY the time that >mnck
had shot twice, CLANCY litlle boy ha!
brought hun his pistol. AMI he returned the
fire, ali he barrels vi his revolver going of
In good order. hut two, on which the caps
snapped. lie then called 10 his wife To hriu.
hiin Ni> siDl gun, 10 Snltu sue iciltE,
''rhe bullets are coming toward the house,
| can't get to you" lie then said TO h.r
''D-nr come anyway" and she c.Ine,
when >uprk r-trcatcd. with ! hole through
The upper part OF his left arm.
Smock says That CLANCY rainr IL his house
on Monday .a.i "rursed and abused INN
but that he paid no attention to HIM. an,!
that he final. went away. ON TUESDAY, H..
says. thIuty returned AMI began 10 aru>e
him again aud commenced the assault, hv
nrin. a; HIM INST.
IN. intn. was >.nt tor AN! "Ntractrd the
buffet, which hai not quit rt>,ri tnruu,h
>Inuck arm.
thaucy swnro out a warrant agaln>i
Smpck, aud >iuuch -wore out n warrant
against clancy. sni they Wei" both rrrrIGu-
ed IL fore Esquire iieck un Thurs lay last.
aud required /" gave bond I" appear for il
preliminary trial al !hrIr game al cro>s pur-
pose on Friday. August SIS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25

Farmers tell lis that the acreage seeded to
larger than ever before.
The restaurant has oysters on hand "A little
ahead e the season. They ARE NEE, and
L~ingowitch knows how TO serve them up.
~>emi-monthly shoot. Lexington sporting
club. 10 glass balls; DR.. Ii. W. Young. :: W.
II. Bennett. :: r. h. Tut, 3; John Lyons. l.;
W. II. Waddell. 1; J. A. PAYNE, !; Joseph
Ramry, /: T. r. Nicholson. ); &. Barnett, q:
f.. u. Mrke". =; X. Davis. Is: A. Downing.
4; DR.. Young, silver medal; Jos. Hamey,
leather medal.
We print the outside OF our paper every
"Wednesday morning. at which time our job
presses are generally in Use, and we invite
ladies ana gentlemen to call up at that time
II they wish TO see the process OF printing.
We are glad 10 see them a: any time, bu,
they eau see more by calling in day light
than as they generally .io Friday night.
The following named knights Tcmpiar
Leave here to-day by the Narrow Guage
railway. AMI from Kansas city by the e.. r..
~ q for Clcavelanh II. W. Winsor and
hi> sister Miss Annette; i;ohl. Taubman and
lis wife u. /. John; r.. Allen and his
laughter. Miss Nellie Henry G.. Wallace
aud son r.. &. Ballard an'I wifi; DR.. J. +.
IIa>srll. hts daughter and Miss Fannl, Cheat
ham Capt. w. u. Rankin. Henry Flynt and
IL. l.. Barksdale. they VIII he ~accompauIs d
by Messrs. Il. 5. Mitchell. +. X. Tut, Philip
Keller. NJ. W. Conkling, Joseph Ii. Page, w.
ID, Bell and c. A., Morrison.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25
The Criminal Court

About the quickest pl-,e OF work "u rec
ord was done ty the criminal court and II.
officers at the special term held trte this
Week. On Monday morning Judge HIN
arrived. Immediately impaneird and charged
the grand Jury. and 10y noon the next day
he mad cleared the docket of thc eight cases
for which the special term was called, hai
sentenced four OF The culprits IL the peniIen-
ttary, one /" the county Jail. Gle tred tw"
cost Of one of the prisoner, who was not
ready for trial. This rxpidllIou, WORN j.
10 hr principally Credited To county Atlur-
ney VIM Young and sheriff Geo. VI Mount
JOY, WHO had everything in such snap
before The Juh.c arrived HAT the prisoners
Who were sentenced, prrtorcr plead guilty.
The causes were disposed Of n, follows
JACh SMITH,
Charged with stealing IL horse in Freedom
township, grand iurv failed t" iind blil.
ON RYAN.
Charged with stealing something over one
hurdred dollars from chris. Mr!ei, srand
jury found no hiI.
THOs J. WATSON.
Or John L. Watson 4, he j. Ca!.u in hi>
marriage certificate, bigamy, plead guilty
and was sentenced TO We year, IA the p"ni'
i%entiaTy.
IUTHER MEMS,
Burglary and grand larceny. in having
broken into and rObbr | Mr.. Joseph Miller.
store at WaverIy, plead guilty and va
sentenced to i've years In the penitentiary
AM PlI.LEN.
Grand larceny, stealing horses in Ii"i
county. plead guilty. and was sentenced t.
THEE years iii The penItrntiary.
JOHN WATSON;
Grand larceny. Stealing horses IN lloi
| county. plead guilty and VA, sentenced It
three Years III the prnitrnti4ry.
ANNIE CLAl:k.
A colored girl, pelt larceny, plead quit!
and was sentenced 10 one day IN the count,
jail.
VIZ.
Grand larceny, horse stealing. true bill
fouui, case continued at prisoners cost. Ii,
not BEN. r"Iiy Tor trial.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25

HOW iT Is DONE.

pie l. to get rIcn;' the second. now 10 REGAIN
good health. The iir-t can hr obtained 10y em-r-
". honesty and saving; the second. tgoud
h-aln.l 10y using hREk\'s AIGlST LOW
tR- should you %" IL de- ponI"nt -Uff .r-r from
ANY oil the effects al pyNp'iI-ia, Liver Complaint,
indigestion. ( such "a SICK Headache, Pal
prihtinn ri tn" Heart, sour >i"rnnch. IIabItual
toNlivrnees. Dizziness OF the Heat. Nervous
fr"stration, Low spirits, Nr., yen need not -ui-
fer another day. Nv" loses OF AI',CST FLOW
t:R ~All relieve you al once. sample Bott,.. II
cents. Regular sI|r 4, cents. Positively sold
by nj! iirsi-clas> Druggists IL the [. :. Thee,
~,,U>tM!erh, AGENT, IrNInstnm, Mo. innrIG-nw
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25
JUST PUBLISHED.

WILLIAM Tuk EArI:sr."-Hv Rev Jane.
NJ. thHutN. -AIrctnn. Mo. ~, ~ . IL III"
s treatise oi Mod" IA | subjects ui Baptism. -
.'iu>iveiv from thc i;lnlr Standpoint The w"Ih
J. arguuI"rtativc aud ~lrgrctl, hut yet =" p"pH-
Jar IN style that old and Young eau not iail I" he
Interested.
Rev J T. Yaniis. u u alter reading tn.
Ms. among "tn.r things. wrote - hay" rrs'
the manuscript f"ic". Ji""i"Y II "'H'""H Il
>fuE nJt-r commenting h" p"rn>1i.'
Rev. John Montgomery, b.p - lHNc rc.'
with very great carr the nianmsrril' Io"r SER.
ing interest amt lirss
Rev Nathan J.. EI"r, u u - read i"uI
Ms, carefully, and | can iru;l -sN YOU haS.
..i--cntri the arguments ,n beth mode and sub
JeCt> al b ptI~tu IA At very striking light
sent l"-tpal! On receipt OF 'n. dollar.
Address, =. a. OF NRlt> X 60.
aIuJl'f IrNIup.Dn. Mo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25
Merchant Tailor.

l ""lii'i i"-pr"tlu!l, IWtnIu It- public HAT |
have op"n"'t pHi = iirst-clar- tailor sli.I, ON
FrthAt u nirert, opposite The court huu,r. where
l VIII KEEP constantly "n hand i rin, stock ut
c!rth-. "H--Iinerr,. 'irrshIns. and yr-tinr-.
wtiicI | Will maxi up III the latest slyIr, ut
!ic-a to suit ;ie tIm's. Ihr patronage al ii,
pubic Is respectfully solicited All wnit
warrnated To give SitIsiiCnuu. II GII,I Il.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25
LEVEL BEST

We" nj" sure Il pay 10 Il Sour ''itNtI EhaI -
Al HI tInmr-. a. wh"t'N"I Is worth ,!rimg at nIi J.
wn'1h 'irln2 welt: "a, an IiiCstr.tI"n, thu mann
iIf!iI.rs at i.c Itnnu- thtIlcr DtL ~Iu,-- hty-
aI"Al = attn ii II "ul ttr h., marrIIai. employ
The bet w~uiLm"n. and ineke tn" bet ,"nkIn.
Stove 'iI:ti '1.uid i' li ,'iuc"i, aud ia, :. ui -.
/ 90 = hhricr OAK la, aia.nrit rUt,uIulr 90. uurr,-
cri"Ei'I III ihr hIai"Iy Of Airlcs. Lu.E,-lG
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25
A Word to the Wise.

DO not lie taken in by eloquent advertise
mcntS proposing TO ''seli al cost for thirty
days To make room tor new goods" We
Will nee, every price made by such parties.
and do even better. Come, price, and be
convinced. McCsuslsnd Il Bedford.