davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
FARM FOR SALE.

WISH t., sell the COURTS FARM ~
L three ant It halt mile from Higgins Ega.i
VIE, am! fHc SUM distance from tuiI- EsHii
VIE. containing - acres. There aye MIA
10 ncr"- enclosed and IN "UliIv iilpu: ii gnr'
twO story tru-": a: good orchard ut choice fIuIr
good water; excellent timber, near ttc f,"t-"
terms, LOW . CASH. Address, or Cnil a.
nv at HiggIu-viilc II. j. HIGGINS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

None are genuine unless the signature of }.
HAYDoCE. rs agent for the United States. sur
rounds each box Of Pills, and Ointment. A
handsome reward Will he given To any one rem
drring such information as may lead to the de-
lection OF any party Or parties counterfeiting
the medicines or vending the SAME. knowing
them to he spurious.
'.'>old at the mandatory of Professor HoL-
LowAY Il Co, New York. and by all rcspecta-
out the civilized world, in boxes at - cents, s..
C"nla aud 81 each.
70 There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
\. B.-Direciions for the guidance OF patients
in every disorder are mixed to each box.
office. 1I2 Liberty ST.. New York.
RICHARDSON 4 Co, Agents,
oct2s.ly st. Louis, Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
FINE FARM FOE sstE

4 ~FI.k>nID farm IF tw" huuGrci
n ncr'-. three miles -rifh OF i.Nlnr- EI.s
ton. Tor sale "U reasonable terms. FLU
Apply Il" A9nk
JOHN :. BLACKWELL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

- OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit court OF sand county, IN vaca-
lion, ~-p,riIP'r l2ih, III.
n-org" ". Vivian
We. Attachment.
Henry II. Deter.
TND the sa!rl Henry X. Deter ION ar" hereby
L norlIi"i tl,t said p!aInt!l na- commenced i
SUIT HgIIn-t You in said court ny petition aud Al
tachIuert, tn" object aut general nature of winch
T. TO obtain IA Judgment against You utUu II
pr0miss0rv nOtu for the -um of twruty-iiN" dtl-
lars given toy ynu L. -AId plaintiff. due on" day
after date, and dated September Both, ls74 hnt
bearing ten per cent. interest until paid
And yen are iur1htI notified thar Your prop
-rly has been attached, ana unless YOU appear
Al the neat term oi sand court, to he holden al the
courthouse, Ia the city OF Lexington. on the
3It day 81 b"Cem Der next and on before the
SIKH! lay thereof, if the term shall So long con-
tinue, ami II not then before the "Hd Of the term,
ami answer SAID petition. the came Will he taken
a g MESSED
And II i further ordered, that Il copy hereof
be- published In The Lexington Weekly Iult!ll-
S"ncrr, Il newspaper printed in sand county al
i.ainy cite Tor four weeks sucCe>>lNciy, the last
insertion to lie at least tour week. before the
commencement OF the next term OF tins court.
\ true copy. Attest.
FRANK TRIGG, CLERK.
By G. u. DASIEL, -. {. scpt2.-Iw
"allsCc y thIIes. ATTORNEYS for piHIuftll
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
For Stomachs out Of Order,

No IUrsi!c.nc Will =" rfrctualiy Improve the
tone ui Ill" stomach a. ihrs" P!lla; they remove
all AGILITY n"ca-ionei either by lntcmp.rinc- or
improper diet They reach the liver and reduce
II L" 4 healthy action; they are wonderfully
"IirlcI, lis IN Gases nI sIa~m-in tact they never
iull III curing all disorders OF the liver and
stomach.
lIDLLOWAN'> PILLS are the beet known in
the world Tor the following diseases: Ague,
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, BlOtchcs on the
skin, Bowels. i"nsumptiou. Debility, Dropsy.
Dyseni.ry, II yslprlas, Female Irregularities,
Fryrr7 OF all kinds. Fits. Gout. Headache, In
digestion, Inflammation, JaundiCe, Livcl Com
plants, Lumhagu, Piles, rheumatism Reien.
lion of Urine. SCToiula or Kings Evil, sore
Thruar-, Stone and Gravel, 1ic-DoulourcuN,
Ium"rs, Ulcers, Worms of all kinds, Weak
moss IT,tp amy ,AIysr ,h.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
M as, .. r,
l)LSEL2SS NJ AfHE[Es
L\n hE.;LP N
DIegES$NIAI<E%Gs
WANTED.

T AN prepared To sell LAFAYETTE and
L saline county farms. VIII maxi, II SSassss
headquarters at Se'ialIa. but tiler | reg S2SA
lister II number ot Lafayette farms | viii a
establish IA branch office al Lexington. Emu
grafton has commenced coming tntr Missouri,
ami land VIII sell from now ON. | have had
zen years experience IN tn" land huSihr~-, and
l woliii rr"tr' 10 operate where | could recon-
menu the land. Parties wishing to sell can cad
ne n complete description "i tiirir ItTfI-. !
W"u!i prefer 10 nnuer-raf" rather than nyrr.rafr
NV improvements, - pIIiI"S are None APT -
p"S II they hnd thr farm turns out better than
Iti'r"~rh'"'i In s"rdIn= descriptions, tee par
tlcutar to give all tn" facts rnrtnlIrunr,.
u any; ilsiauc" from LrX'ngtou. payments ,fc
l VIII charge three per cent. commission. Stale
IN cto-ing your letter, that you Will u.v tI,r,,.
per cent commission out of thu first pIt,Cb ,-e
money paid. and | VIII conslic l thar The %nNIIga-
non het ween US. Address, CHA> ALLEN.
seplbml s.d.i,a Ma
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

y y 1 r WI Nt--'k I'll.
L~AFAYkTTE ,oC>TT.
In the circuit court al SAID county, III X1CnfInu-
Scptrmb, 9Th, l-11.
Joseph IL. >iangler, Elizabeth vii
lIHus and Howard Williams, her
husband, plaintiffs,
vs..
Emm4 chofieli and George L. Scho-
Held, her husband. M"-,. chap
man. PuDIiC administrator OF Ia
iayettc county MIssUnrI, and ~
such administration Of Ih- estate "l
AnnanIas u Dusz'tl, deceased.
Elizabeth Baker am! Henj AMIN Ba-
kcr, ier hu-bnI I, William Rus
sell James Russell. Matilda Bailey,
Russell Conn. John Ritm"r. Etizu- Petition.
beth Breckenridge and Thomas
Breckenridge her husband. Groigic
Perkins AHd D.. Perkins, her hUs-
band, balla- Duyal French buval,
Mary Ewing aud William Ewing.
her husband, James DuvaI, Anna
MAS D.. luval John t.Duval, john
II Gather, Mary A Gather, Fannie
Gather, a MINOR, Clark Gather, a
minor. Lydia Gather, II MiuOr,
Kate Rulings, a minor, Emma tit-
inss, L minor, ami Matte Rulings,
a MINOR, Defendants.
nv, the said EiIz beth Baker, Benjamin Ba-
Duval, Mary Ewing, William Ewing, Fannie
Gather, Clark Gather. Lydia, Gather, Mury 4.
Gather, karg RIDING. En,ma Rldlngs, Matt.
RuIlnys aud james Russell. lo, ar, nrrrnv
notified that saIi Ilatnt'fl- have commenced i
sult against you and sad other defendants in
SAID circuit count hy petition, tn. object and
Sth'lii ttl Va NliiH - ia 'i,1iln Il ulklSlOs
ana partition among SAID parties, plaintiffs amt
defendants, according To their rights and I'M, =.
eais in and to The following dcscribrrl rrai .s,at
whereof thr late AnnanIas ID. Russell decreased,
died -,I2cd, tp-wIt The north halt OF the south
cast quarter of the southeast quarter of section
i've ID. in township nifty tjuJ, oil rang. twenty
seven cd, confirming twenty t2l acres, and
situated III Lafayette county. Missouri; and 1t
the came cannot be diVi'ieh withuut great prriu-
dice To the owners thereof. then tuai -ail land
may he sold and the proceeds divided am0pg-ald
parties according to their interest. a. the same
may be IL, crtaiuri and heel iI-d hy the court.
And you are lurthrr notified that nul--s Won
appear before the court here, at the next term
thereof, Ia he hrsun and held ~ the Courthouse,
IN tie cItF OF Lexington. IN >Iii county III La
iayelir, on the irt nay Of December next, and
on or before til" sixth day there I, If the term
mali :" long continue, and If not. then before
The end y: the term. and ANSWER SAID petition
the same VIII be iaNen a. confessed.
Aud II l. further ordered that n COPY herchf
be Published IN the Lexington Weekly lutrllI-
gcn""r, 4 newspaper printed III sand county OF
Lafayette, Tor four weeks sUCCr-~iVriy. the last
insertion to be- At least four weeks b,Iur- the
cnn!n"HceIn-nt oil the neNt term 81 this court.
y true rOpv. Attest
FRANZ rRlGG, Ci,rk.
by [ II DANIEL, II I. --ri--Jl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
NOTICE,

y obedience to an act of the General Assembly,
L approved April 2l-t, Isl. entitled IAN az tn
regulate mining in cities and towns, and Tor Tire
protection .! public and private property ffum
drpr.datlon by mining op"ration,,' | hereby
Civ. notice that ! Will apply TO the Circuit court,
IN Lafayette county. Tor the privilege of mining
coal under block eight ~ lot Tour a., IN block
Nv. 90 and seventy five go feet running back
from the front line of lots nineteen tI9) and
twenty co, IN block nine 90 ali IN McGlrk's
addition 10 The city OF Lexington, in the county
OF Lafayette and state OF Missouri; also the PRIV
ilege Oh putting twa drifts into lots nineteen 40
and twenty t.uJ, IN block nlne 80, in MrDIrk's
addition aforesaid; and further, ihstI VIII apply
AT tn" sdjourned term Of the circuit court al La
fayetie county on the first Monday. heIhg the
trst day OF october, Isl, and the first day OF
SAID adjourned term, Tor approval and fllng oil
the Indemnify bond required by said act OF the
Legislature Iauy2il OH LYONS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

IN improved real estate IN SUM from 300 to
" SO, 900, Mt legal rates of lniere>, For par
ticuiars, Amply to l.. l.. c BARTLETT
Lexington, No, or Rrchrnond Mo.
Applicants are required to furnish satIsiac'or
b.tracts OF utle. oct2s1fy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
COAL.

NOTICE Is hrrehy gwen that tie County Courr
the
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, IT,.
an! on III" ar-t day thereof, let "a tt" low. - ana
TO- iHi."T, tho contract :" -uirs'E Cunl for tie
county Tor one :".u. ~uTi r-n'raCr 10 20 INTO
tor" On t." first d.y Ut N"yrIri-r nrHt All
Ull- must he IL writing an! scu',,l
Afr-i WI t.. oIEtLE, Clerk.
september -, - sopf22'I
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
seseehlg SNlntFlli9rntrr'
OFFICIAL Co.NTY PAPER.
NEW YORK FASHIONS.

NtN YUM ISSlAloNS'
Enron I>rELLIDENNER: A hunior-
ou- writer SAYS, ii YOU want to do
we'll in the music business take Il top
note" Ny verdict is. If you want TO
do wei. in the fashion business. t.
+ you wish 10 be fashionable. wear
beads" Have them on your bonnet
shower them on YOUR costume, wear
them pecpiug forth from beneath Your
dress hestrew pIentifu.ly on your stock
ing. and even on your shoes. The
beads lust mentioned are bronAed, or
made 30 gli>ten with metallic effect; the
latter stvlr beng the riID' de- hue Jet OF
which we shall see and hcara good dcai
before the expiration q! the winter.
Bronze VIII be the leading color. lis
Going 10 be bronze. bronze. bronzc-in
silks. dress goods, millinery ana | know
not what. Now why i this thus" one
asks. and | answer. Tor >ryera! reasons.
Firstly. because the various bronze
shades harmonic So well with the DIFF
'''''' Ee-4o"S nv" 50 ~">"'o"'' Liner,
again. bronze is a handsome color, and
affords Il variety from brown. on which
changes have been rung so evcrlaStingly
n
rns.or, ..;..hIa
- 49,, o.,
-, sh,n -.o,~ =, .h,
.r.,,. h',,. n,,~,n;,r5 VET bronze viii
t.a
pEr<S MATERIALS.
I>it result OF womau'- rights that
.,- -, ,..,,.rI .r.r,,r f., s,If,
r.,.,. ,~r.,.n g,;1c 10 war; Be
49,. u,,y. #. is. t,r- that they d..
y. .r., .,;,r, f ,ta soy come. ON, in
...--.-. .,..r,,: c,f,, which
...,-.~ ... CO.,, bushes ~ d,rrIDg,-
.,...... b.,f, M, vol h,us Mr. v,l,ow
.l.... .,l. r,,4nr, ,y,.r
o. ..l would .,,v wb.,, in q,
1r,. .-~.n,,l- ,.,rL may h.. min
..-..,,, r.,r ~. wr,n,h in mn.a-,
I...r, :. .h,.
..,.-., ,,,r r.,-n,.r..,I,1 Wv
- =, .:a.,. r.-h;.,
,~,. IVA na,,n- ~,
H.. ,1,n,I --n,a IE9n,
49,. i..L, ,,a:nr oor,r". sal
,.I.TI,n 1t ,.~axn,.;r
h.;n- - ,o,,rL nal .,.
=, ~
'l'>et' ANU "e'e eo"''' u
elective IN P't,H-E "o'e" "'o'e"e All"
>..N>. when VIII appear a. p'its y. C%'H-
-. and =
t,.;r.lr.
...n.:.
- '.'eN' "' 49," =,
t''" - - : r--In,~~ 49,,
- - >'''IS,s = =. T,l-mn,
F..L-yIon.rmnI+
'''.' ,'''' ~ .,- .lN1
'N'T-.'''.' o'..7 80" 1900 T",:lE
800 ""'-V IN . "S:-Sa IHm"
b~ri.liuHt.ue possesses the highest degree
OF bv.,iancy, and : the most beautiful
black .ustre goods ever imported.
MILLINERY.
We are rushing after satin and push
w.,n the ay.dity Of a wjLower along in
wears. who seeks 10 fascluate 4 rirl Of
sixteen. Velvet ! cla>>el a. thoroughly
Respectable. but who wants todress re
Sn.,-.F-yg- We wan, something -tvIi-h
- ..,-athin2 "Li,l. i no~.. and which
W. cause Mrs. A over the WAY to
ice. Jealous. In millinery especially
S~p1rkleS the ciujr dcbuc Jet. lis cy-
erE y here placed on plain foundations.
i.rl~,.iug on aigrettes. hanging as petal.
beStrewu on leaves, -hstenjng on moss.
peepin- forth on br;lids. cleaning III
buckles. and giving out changing hur-
Various WIEN >'i'''' u S"-"''s t'''''''
cEe|ti-. and narrow br!ms, and foliage
: u4,-rJ IN heavy m0utureS. OCCASION
.r, ..ra,.,.d hv ~fow.r.
''>i'Nf>'
Princess ~polonaI>c~ lead, but clos" lit
cI
''''''''' W A2'"" We """ Tue pun '
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
HOME SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE REDUCED FROM $50 to $50,

THIS un"qualIrd Iight running and uul-.lr-s
L WL"hIH' l-"~ n straight needle: max, fii,.
- Luck >iIt"h;'' has tt ~"ii-tifu-rlut Tension.
anu Is ad.p'"i /" "F"rE variety ct htmIiy sewing.
and Will even ~"W leather il u~-rtlr,r I,rT.r-
CONSIST IA IT. surIa--.ng simplicity and crri4ru-
", which m.k"- II the most rrlI. biz amt tract
"a! machine /" perform thu ordinary sewing Il
III" iumIiy Warranted rrr rrr; amt # % tari
iaI- from uni Im.I'ri''t!Uu within live yrtr-.
"" Vii supply The part ir-' of cost. Niiir m-
AMI VIII bring ON" to I"uE huu-r. wh"I" vnu
can lest II. In NClIanEr, ! Will taxi corn, wheat,
cattle, hog, 4, Nldr"s,
AllkE~ {. NJ. EII:b, Ngt.
inn, n-Iv Mt IL, - -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
DIR. C..
IVERPILLS

These Pills are not recommended
aear,uvdy iorali the Ills that fish
: heir to but i'll affections ct the
liver. and in al Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia. and Sick Headache. or
Diseases OF that character, they stand
Without arrival.
AGCE AND FEVER.
Nobvtter catharuc can be used pre-
paratory To, or after taking QuluIuc
A aslmpIepurgativet hcya are un-
cuU.,lei.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
g. MULES
BULL FOR SALE.

?'!! !: +; +: Il: i: i: 4! 81 r.: :; !; +: :::: IS: s: +; :: ; Is: +; S; IS
show his calves against those of any bull in inc
country. He is kind and @eutic, easily handled
and desirable property IN every PARTICULAR
+. KREETZ
Three miles southwest of Wellington, on Lone
Jack road. aug4-3m
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

between the hours ot uine o',grk IN ~. ,ro
noon and live O'Clock IN the a4rn,, ~ IL .,
day, IN front OF The courthouse o. "a va.
OF Lexington. LaIaH cite county, Im ISL "a
al public auction. To the highest DsIn, IA ,,".
rI.hl, title. interest ami estate al In /" e.
ter I. SDlthsOn, being the Undivided No.
part. oi, ~ and 10 tn" following real Nj. -
alrd III sad Lafayette county Miss,
FIity tJu) acres OF Of the north end Of, -"
hall of the northeast quarter OF >eCt!ou"'.'"l
tweniy-s.veu GO and ten Uw acre, Of M
south side of ihr southwest quarter OF the =.
east quarter Ol section number tweniy -twGn,''
All in township number iuTty-rIght as) -,
range number iWcnty-Scvun t21.
ikKMs II >ALE:-bnr hall cash in hand, =.
balance. In tw - equal ia gIncnis IN six and twcI,
months ilmr, with tea per cent interest ifOI.
the DAY OF sale, tn hr secured 10y deed ui iru.I
ON tlt property sole!
Gwen under nay hand this. SCI TENDER 10, ls1.,
srptli-iw i. j. BROWNING,
t,u4rIian nT alter / >ntthL,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
THOROlGHHRE

ONE PURE Erred ~~ut"TEInoNS -@
III n, tWp .'Lr- nit. ! VIII AaSs&S
have MN n The Far Grnuni next TSN
Tr"k -cpi1. ~ i l.. vi sfsSsS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
MARK THESE FACTS
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
HOLLOWAI'S PILLS.

81 had no appetite; Holloway'S Pills gave me
a hearty one
~ oar rilI, are marvellous.
II en-! Tor another box, and keep them in the
house -
"Dr Holloway has curel my headache that
WIS chronic.
IL gave one of Your Pills to my babe Tor chel-
era m"rhu,. The dear little thing got wei! in u
day
My NAUSEA OF a morning liz now cured -
'lOur box OF Hnlioway's Ointment cured me
uf noises IN TIA" head. | rubbed som" Of Your
ointment behind The cars, and the nose has
lett
send lie two boxes; I want one for 81 poor
family.
II enclose II dollar; vour price is - cents. but
the IL Medicine Ia III" i worth II doliar.'
send Ia" nv. boxes Of YOUR PIilS.'
LIE, mt have three boxes 0t your Pills by re-
turn uHiI, fu' hills and Fever
! have" over 700 such testimonials as these, hut
y.-n - sL.-.. ...uL..l> =. =. L.nGluaa
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
SEWING MACHINES.

NJ Kinds SOLD aud req aIg.ri. VIII furnish
" You any machine now made, and deliver
anu 'th'i Il" Us" nj lower prices than iEcv ever
nav" been sold at In the UNIFIED states, Tor cash
Nili repair all kind Of machinrs, and warrant
my worn HAY" had &c Years experience IN
making, repairing AMI teaching. send v,,tIr old
machines and orders for new ones 10
1. {. MlCHENER,
Missouri. r'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

FOR SALE

TWD F~IE~T-tLh>> FKE>H II -
1 COWS, an! EIGHT HOES OF SE|S%
~Ii"NI~ Apply tJ"~ H""k. IN
-cif112F LrVin.luu. No. ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
FSAT. sET,,.,pxr

IN others ny gwen ~ ali creditors ami
" lldrll-Un,N III ihr Estate Ui Nll!aih
executor of ~. 'nec'I>''i ,~tiaIlrr uulrr-, .nch,
Element al -Aid : ai".ini"nds to mike 81 liuai set
nf ,h, rr,,I,It. 1fat" n III" N"vrmu,rtrm Isl,
VI II Lafayette county,, Mo.
s,.--t ltNL~ Il. IARi:i"GN,
' Iza,snf,r
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
FOR CUTANEOUs DISORDERS.

And all rrupuOns OF the Skin. u,.s Ointment Is
most Invaluable. II does not heal externally
alone. but penetrates with III" most searching
nlrI.is In iLt YHIN I.tnf III The eNIl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
GuARhA.> SALE

u mat pmrsnanf to Motto" Is hereby, gwen,
court "f Lafayette county y, m ~ i'n".i"
im!y term, thereof. \. ~ VI u - -
ing, guardian OF WALTER g. "i,"h-
person, viii on ' "' '"SI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI.
L~AFAYkTTE CoC<TT.
In the circuit court ni saId county, III VacnlIou-
S,uf.IuL, : Lfh Is
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
TRUSTEES SALE,

FN-NNN ITNI''N', 'T'Tk.
By {. u. bASIEL, -. L. scpt2.-jw
WallaCr \ lhlIes. mttnrnnvs for nlnInIM.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29
MUTUAL LIFE ms. Comply,
~ NEW YORK.
{. WINS0R & SON, Agents.

and get Il Policy al less cost titan IN any other.
Its contracts nrt' PLAN; II" credit. II" notes: all
cash. Premium decreases very Year tail on
the agrni~ al Lexington and get pIinuni'ts amt
rate + NlN>tl son.
iuI\h>-km AGENTS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-03
lNignt AssooiAted Press Report

| ""N"NH~"""N~N
General Sherman has gone to Har.
risburg on short visit.
H. w. Henly, appointed postmaster,
at West Point, Mississippi.
1t is ascertained that nothing bat
the mission to Brazil has been offered
General Logan. He declines that.
General Butler says he holds the
Colorado lands az collateral for $50, 900
loaned by him to Colonel w. II. Craig.
Sherman orders customhouse hours
to be from 5 to 4, and the secretary
OF war directs that not more than ten
hours be exacted from working men,
except in emergencies
The quarterly report OF Navy Pay
master Batione has been traced to ex-
Secretary Robeson's wine cellar, Ra-
tione had forwarded his accounts to
the navy department packed In q
brandy box. - ga6u 10
The state department has 'advioes
from Madrid, that the war tax In Cuba
levied on foreigners, has been reduced
from thirty to twenty-five and one
half per cent. The reduction will
apply to incoming citizens OF the
United States. o."
The American vessel, VIM. Doug
lass, held for violation OF certain port
regulations al Borneo, Cuba, has been
released and the fine RENTED as an
act OF commity.
Judge II. b. Carpenter, Of South
Carolina, Is hereafter the district at
torneyship OF that state, There are six
applicants on file for collectorship Of
customs ut Charleston
The Star says Hon. IL. ]. Ellis, Of
Louisiana, writes TO MS In regard to an
allusion In the Star, OF May %, regard.
ing his views of the organization Of
the Forty.ilfth congress; III have never
made any reference TO the strength Of
Colonel Blackburn or the Hon. Milton
Saylor, in the gulf states; nor have l
ever spoken. OF Colonel Blackburn as
the candidate Of the Bourbons; nor
have Ispoken OF or criticized his Views
with regard to the administration.
From my knowledge Of that gentle
mans views and OF him, / imagine
there IA but little difference between
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-03

Tho l'usSlans, and u perfect dclugo oI
rains presents distractions 10 their
advance
The brlgand chief, Leone, and a
band were surprised by denenl
BARNES In AliminusA. Leone and two
blowers were killed.
On stock exchange, the movaments
this week had no reference 10 political
events, Securities Ahow a further nj.
vance, because money IL easy aud EN-.
ployment for It scarce, but In speculA.
tive aecuritioe there had been rlsc.
inan article on Mr.. Gladstone's
birmingham speech, the Times com.
plains thai neither the speech nor tho
resolutions adopted by the meetings,
tell ue what We are 10 do. II, says the
Times, they had spent the whole day
In singing national hymns aud danes
Ing national pollSas, they could net
have addressed themselves less to tile
particulars ofthe eastern Qu@tion. By
The Times also nnds II remarkable,
almost Incredible, that neither In the
Birmingham resolution nor In Mr..
Gladstone's speech, is there any recoe-
milton OF the material fact that Russia
and Turkey have now been whole
mouth at war. m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-03
strength Of the Beillgsrsns..


The Herald, discussing the, relative
strength Of Russia and Turkey, IL
strongly inclined to the belief that vic-
tory must rest with the former. The
editor says: Nrt' 'Nf
"supposing the Russian declarations
to be sincere, no country has any In
terest In supporting Turkey In this
war, and all should Wish 10 see the
remnants OF her lettering power ami.
hilated ~ speedily NJ possible. If all
the other powess remain neutral, the
struggle cannot be long, for the reason
that Turkeyis utterly bankrupt. Even
before the war began her financial
condition had become desperate.
Bhe had long ago exhausted her
power TO borrow, and her
revenue in the year 1866 was Iess
than hall her expenditure. In October,
1875, she repudiated one. half Of the
interest on her public debt, aud after.
ward failed N pap the other half. BY
another order OF the government,
Issued In July, 1875, she openly an
nouneed that no payments would be
made until the Internal affairs OF the
empire have become more settled
Later In thesame month shs fell hack
on that last resource ofiHsolyent gov
ernments, q. large issuss Of irredeem-
able paper money, which has already
becofne nearly worthless BY deprecis-
tlon. The khedlye, seeing chance
for independenee, vii. probably find
some excuse for not laying his stated
tribute. RIssis's finshclL condition
csnnot Ne called good, but against
Turkey alone she can maintain the
war indefinitely, whereas Turkey has
utterly exhausted her resources IN the
mere work ofpfeparstion."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-03
TR0TTINn+-2rh0 cIlAaa-

What sense Is there Ia obligIng
dog owners who have paid the tax on
their CANNES, TO put muzkles on them
also, while 20 many loose ours run
about town, with Mother musxle or
tax. 1.-THE city wants to get rid OF
the surplus dogs, lot her offer pre-
MUM Of ten cents q head for oil dogs
delivered at the pound, who have
neither muzale nor COLLAR OH, and we
warrant the boys will clean them up
lively. bad rls u(