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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-09

Upon the release Of Mcdonald from
the Missouri pcnitcDtiary, he addressed
the following telegram to his better
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
WELLINGTON.

Preach nS Tomorrow and regularly, every
second sunday. III the Baptist church. at this
place
Hr. Co'mau Bedford soil anecn fat steers Az
srIsing over l, 900, to Sir. J c. Kelly, at and
!, cents, last week
The Narrow Gauge smn- he'd II car 10 tdci with
wheat, nj lhis place, Wednesday evening of last
week. and the passenger train was detained tn
about ten O'Clock.
Died. III this place. Thursday. March -, VIM
Wough. aged about twenty-five wears, Mr.. ".
was one OF the beat COiOrei men OF the c"mmu-
Sons Of Ii ber:y of which order he wGs u meIubeT.
Rev. Mr.. PITTS. assisted by Rev NJ q. VII
iitm,, of Lexington, aui Rev Mr.. Cobb, held
II protracted meeting IN this place, through last
week, which was closed on account of tn- ia
cleInency Of the weather ana bad roats, Thurs
day ni-ht.
turIr Abner Houston nu.i lis estirI tHlr VIII.
aunt S.1lLu - expect /, mu t us week TO
GREENWOOD jackson county l." mai lhr!r home
win Mr + /. Freeman II ioc, e,,Iu Itkr al
the good old settlers VIII leave here tic place
OF suCh are hard 10 Hi
At the district school election. Ia us PLAY,
ll,t tuesday, the following were elected ~ dl-
recturs ! l.. Mnr-i,,Ii. tire. year., john Han,
uIs. voted to have IA i've months school, OF
long,r, .e,vins At Discretionary :. hU"cvrr, with
THE UOar,i TO Continue 1t over isr IHpuiL-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
WHY NOT?

Inc i sAingtUD Conference, 81. r. Inareh. il
composed naImly-rmrIrely. We bclicvc-of col
ored preachers. At lie late session Of the con-
ference II was
Resolved. That We will repndiatr airy frazier
nal union which has not tor Its object the saliva
lion OF the whole human family, without dis
tiaCI!Uli ot race or color, ami Tor us foundation
that eternal truth -tIu.i our Father, iaan our
brother, Chris! our S.viOr-in Ili prGa'iest and
fullest meaning
Resolved, That while We advocate ii !TaterDul
union with The Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. upon the ~ Quad above stated, We feel II
our duty 10 advocate with equal empha.is IA un-
ion with "Ir colorcri Methodist brethren OF the
Inlcan NJ, tIndI-t Episc"pni Church, The ARR
can N"thuIist Episcopal Zion Church, aud the
COlortd Methodist Episcopal Church OF Amer
lea
VIII not ? Who sees any reason sg INST ii =?
In truth ii all the coloTed MctloIiats IN the Uni
ted State were i'll one organic body, ii might be
better for item. Again Does the Lexington
Conference know Of a1y Christian church that
has not. or, ut least, does not profess TO have
for its object the salvation VI the whole human
family, or II any that denies the unity Of human
nature ?-tSt. Louis Christian Advocate.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
Guess the Names.

EpIrUE lNTEILIGESCER-i blowing ~
the wake Of a correspondent of the y. \.
Graphic an.i ST. Louis Republican. | ,snd
Won II list OF questions, with sn>wer,. form,
IN. the names of ~i.exiugton's prominent
Citizsus.
IA W lSh house of worship
2-Particles O%siirs.
"A spider built palace
i-Nrry much spieed.
"A s:oe-naker's tool.
- hat lhs ds-tres doe. under the curse.
"A rapid runner.
s-UndesIrab!s color of a morse.
9-An article of church furniture.
l0-The walk OF Il barn-yaTJ fowl.
IA precious metal.
IA SUNDAY annually observed by chill.
dren.
lj-Not Old.
l4-hccepted advice ito CO." and snoth,
Ell name for merit.
Ia rival OF Weston.
l6-Au ingredient of beer.
IA measurement of land,
lS-froLen rain.
l9-Eisvstel happiness.
20-hing OF tie dr,sit.
2l-part of the iac-.
IA water-crussing.
23-Hon,s OF the period.
24-An expression Of disgust.
25-An affirmative answer from Il father
to bis bov.
2G-'rhou shalt nor in the eighth criu-
man m.pt-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

Inc hog cholera 10 sun raging ia tins vicinity .
Grceut"n can now boas; OF II iirst-cIAo. aroccrv
store
The health Of HE community Vas never better.
Doctors re really getting lay.
Mss Anna May >hotw"il. Of 'athagr Neck. IS
VISITING in this vicinity wi.r" she has 1t host OF
tricnnS.
Mes-rs Harvey Iierrv. i.rIy Nichols a.,i
Robot Berry, vino have been visiting the valley
t"r sometime, have now gone to Kansas.
oar postUllice has changed hands, Ir Murphy
officiating, /. II Natn.Ey -N-postma-tcr hay
ing retired. lie has rc-umc,! has old trade.
Joseph 'rl-iy and james Hannah ave both
feeding IL small lot OF native rItlIe. amt +. T..
Thorpe i small lot Of hog, tor the =prIiE market.
We uptic" that ON 'I! nIru,i, Fatty I:H!Inn,
mas returned t" the vale. On i sI-Ir I" hg- many
friends He leaves IN II few DAYS for ! aukrpn,
D"kOtt TeI . to tahe charge 81 The steu,n~T Yet.
low 81 ne, bound thence /" Montana.
pmr temperance cIuL Is s'ili ma !nurshius
cond ton, numbering some 10 or - meUl:rIs
They intend having an open Session the ~ Il OF
this month. Essays, declarations ana music
VIII b. the order al thu iAy; also The fourth
numbr: Of the ''I"mirrA-ce banner. viii II
l. Bellies Il. editor, and Mss Maggie hcrni,Ir
attfr.-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
DOUBTS OF THE PROTOCOL.

The London Times, in Il leading article, SAYS
We cannot but see Turkey in The background,
behind all these far arrangcnsnts of the PoN:ers.
So much depends on what the Porte viii to or
decline TO do, and Russian disarmament is
promised in expectation Of so many things
which, may not easily be fulfilled. On the con-
trary, the dominant feeling In Constantinopie is
still one of isfsnce. In the present temper Of
the two empire. the suggestion OF negotiations
for ! common disarmament to be carried on by
II Turkish delegate ut ~ Petersburg does not
appear promising. II may be SAID that the Sue
cess or taIiur, of this new attempt ri paCl lcttiua
must he decided at tou>tan'innpie The gov
srninrut il, IN the circumstances. fully Justified
IN sending out Mr.. LaNart HE lnik~ are iutt
OF luminosity against ku~-ta an the Il -frlsI oI
Russia 5 abrtiUrs may be even less rrtsOHaD.e
thu tilee months ago. VI tnN interpret RI,Ssla'S
owe !hirs a. signs Of rn,itihntIuitS ANA ~Isu@ OF
weus ues.. Mr. Laynrd has had esprrl nee OF
the turks. and perhaps there Is no l. Igli=linIa all
20 u hOiu they would more readily listen. 10
HIM AMI the other ambassadors We n ust look to
impress on the Porte the expectancy OF dong
nothing which may be represented &c nUiiii?tng
the protocol.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
ORDER RELATIVE TO TROOPS IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The following letter
was written by the president "nd sent 20 the
secretary Of " Al to day

WAsuISGToS. April 3.-lhe loi!oTirg letter
was written by the president wv" sent 10 the
secretary of war to day
EXECUTIVE MANsIoS.
"Ash'''''' - CO
SIX irtof > my ~" ''H u
IL P'e'o'n'' '"'~ ""H
"f"e' Oh iS "'"'t' ID
'oitiihola' >ou'n o'' I >.
'hi'ilirY. f'h'ihs 'n''" III '"'' "te l NAV"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
School Meeting.

An annnnl school meeting was hell al Cotton
w0Ci scii"o!n"use on the III OF AFri III meet
ing h"ihg c.lle'i 10 order, Nj : Downing was
eI,cte,i chairman The pT"cee'tinS- of rn- iast
meeting, au,i of The scholastic term We're Icld.
The first bu=inr~s Wa :, elect uU. director tor
tho lem ui thI-s Yeats I /. WHIT amt "
". i'eGdlcurI we've nom uI;.'t Ballot hem.
taken. resulted Ia /. |. Whtx', election
Length OF next term sIX months. ueo ~. Cat
ron WAS elected comm. ssIoner unununoUsly.
there bong no other candidate Jia.m u j.
K. billiard referred to board L, se;ti-. Air..Iohu
fag'' motion to repair old sCnoeihouzr with
drawn MIR. John Shelby moved TO buiid IA new
house Alter some discussion. Mr.. q. h PAGE
moved 10 levy 500 to bulli n new hous,.
.hInent"d bv Geo. nur,L,u to max the amount
$500. and carried. The ste II Il very good one.
Misunderstanding house. 80 0. tea hers va
gr= $50 all Iucu!-ntui expenses. sos
Go l. GORDON, 'I.it
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
A Card.

IN" note signed '''tttlrn = wnti-M or st
po.tsl card. Was received 10y me on TIE iaN 81
ter ITS date. Ia reply, ! a"n!f say, | always Try
10 DO my ouIy when | know At: .AA. have hut
iva deputies authorized 10 bri aru--i"-rI!
RCwInan aud joss pa taIum, HE latter actin. as
! Nor ago hay- Two -!'r.Hl 'ir!utt"s-L f.
Mckee and II Z Anderson IN. :oTInrr =. ais.
township constable. ttist Evt;.er ri Iie 4buye
name! grLllemrs Ia, made ANY "lien-iyr III
play al has authority innt | am awar- OF, and
'"a: The person having Anowl.i 2e 81 -ucn con-
sPIrscS as ~ Iu'n!l''n"i III Tie note. /, rrrrrant
10 hIs duty a. a citizen. and To- fir raII-, OF hu-
II he ihils To give me definite Informa-
iinn concerning it, ~ auOUI nous hints are not
upon which ANY officer ut:. act
gu c"urs'. any information c"rrcy.:! /" .uy may
he und-r the seal OF secrecy ID usr,A-ary Your,
very respectfully. CD NJ. MDUNIJDN-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
TRISTEE,S SsIE.

WHERths,' j lin troehie by his iced %oftrust,
w 'llei the 9Th day oil November, A. d,
lsb>. and recorded in b"ok W, No. one. on puge
ST. of tue recorders ollie. OF Lafayette county,
ana -tal" ni Missouri, convey ed 10 the under
signed, trustee, the following described tract.
OF land situated ia Lafayette county, and State
of Missouri, to-WIt 1lrr northeast quarter Of
The northeast quarter of section number seven
a, ara ia" west half of southeast quarter of
Tie nulttei>t quarter OF saii secilun seven "a.
all IN township icriY-Hln- ti9l, al range lwruW-
i've t@), containing IN Nil sixty t@nl acres morc
OF less, which conveyance was ms,tc in frusi 10
secure the payment Ut IA cerimin VromI.snry note
therein described. and whereas. said mote 4.
long past due &uh remains tor the sr.atur mart
unpaid, Now. therefore IN accordance with
the provisions II saii rte"i NJ ItasI, aud 81 the
request ut the legal holder 81 said u"te, ! tire
Enuersiye't, trustee, Will. on
SATURDAY. ApIii. :srH. 4 - ISL,
between The hours OF nIns u'cInck IN tho fore.
noon and dive o'clock in the afternoon OF that
'aY, AT TIE front floor of he caurihAuss ul lie
cltS 81 irNuuEt,n, IN LtfaNrtIa county. and
sts'e "I Missouri. offer SAID property tor sale at
public vririmr I" the highest artter inr cash, for
thr purpose al satisfying said deed "a Trust, ana
hJte and costs and eNpeUse. OF this Last
IpT.L GEORGE :. RArHBCS, Trustee,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
County Court.

Court met-sli the Judges present.
q. NJ. 3inuu'joy appointed agent to hire out
criminals Ia jail.
Wine amt beer licenses granted 9. r. Rylunh.
Lexington.
Eramp shnp license granted c. Graendorr,
Dram shop license granted J. Miller. Con-
Col ia.
ptan, shop iicenae granted Selling. Lsxing-
ton
Drom shop license granted y Hserle, Lex
ingjou.
Dram -hop ilcens= granted Thomas Walton.
Lexington
pramu shop license sr,ntst Charles Homer.
Lexington.
L!"rS ordered 10 publish section "a Of the dram
shop ct. and notify al concerned that 1t will
be 'nltrcri hcnCelorttI toward all tnsse hereaf-
tcr In,it.tej and convicted
E-pu?; o. W 4 . Y V T. K. GO. re-
c-.v"ri Ip,rU.x,l ami OricIei G, rtinri.
Au.uut -.hnJl mortgage oil Wm. Iilx0n to
Lafayette cou.:ly, la'i ~ Il taylor. security.
;. ttIupheli allowed abatement OF taISp
.,I-omal property 10 amount OF -, pa 20.
:;"ul. I|ulI"i'- pay ii. county agent Tor schools
uT,Irie pad out III county expense luui, and
ina the amount he ."pI!,i 10 county expense
iun'l from county Interest fund
oum'i- smith COMPROMISES. bonds ~ tho
amount If s..4.j.
Grove fuulg grtn'rI school loan OF $500.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

1t seems that ). blackguard may Sian
der i gentleman time after time, aud at
last, when the gentleman loses patience
and brands the blackguard as u liar that
he eases to be 4 gentleman at the die
tum OF the blackguard. This is a new
wrinkle in the philosophy Of the period,
The report that the Chicago Burling-
ton and Quincy railroad had leased the
". N. y T.. tor ~ninety-nine years proves
to he false. Mr.. VIM. Henson, the sec
rrtary OF the latter road, writes to the
New York World denying the rumor, and
stating that the relations existing be-
tween the NJ K ST. the Mo. P. are am
icab!e. and that the contract but recently
entered into between the roads is more
favorable to the NJ. h. & I. than was
the oil one. Mr.. Henson says Of the
Telegram upon which the report was
founded There is not a single point
~ that dispatch Winch i: true
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

For what has Joseph hedii! uttei Ell severe pro-
tests George William Quits inflicted mild child
lngs' Mural Halsteal pronounced bitter condem-
Nations, The New York Post man dealt out mud
:rproois, Whitelaw Reid shielded severe criti-
cl,m:I and sam Buwles shed indignant tears, II
GThits aip"iitees are TO remLin in Office =?
- denver Tribune, Reg.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

Mr. VIM. II. H"nuett has removed hi gun
smith shop 10 Il room over nratl' rirthim- -rolo.
Good mourning collars AT the Centennial
store l2tct> per bow worth 21cts.
Notice the change OF time by the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad. Time Table on the
irs: page.
Wallpaper is, 900 rolls N .tock. and more
coming. We cannot lie und.r.old. Come and
see us. BouueIl ( LIE.
The protractei meeting Of the BAPTIST church,
at Dover. closed lasr Wednesday, with niue
additions to the membership.
The Baptist mite society met last night at the
they had a merry time and - large crowd.
pr. I 5 Smith, last Tuesday. rem0,et Il
large nsseous tumor from the right hand OF Mr..
Ahram Franks, VII" lives near Mayvicw.
VIII 5 Sloan OF Husru.nn X cos nursery, Is
now delivering trees on Main street one square
east OF court house. ,all thu, week and leave
orders.
eedaI,a Times 1.-The Lexington lntcIiIsrncrr
Is, IN uur opinion. one OF lie best conducted.
fullest amd most vigorous democratic papers IN
Central Missouri ,am-. Men oi intelligence
and energy, gentlemen OF Iibrrslity aud culture
conduct 1t ThanL-.
John Pos ell. On FRANK. III street. - .ci!iu.
good mOlassrs at ~ rsuts ,r.I salon. good .yr-
up, 50 cents; Rtic...is -u.aihouse .s.up, -
Cents; golden syrn., " CcuI=; ]cuI-!o4f syrup,
- cent? uar'ien seei-. II oulA aut PAPER.
onion sets and seed potatoes.
Sis. Katie Dry aiate mas accepted It -ChOo! in
Berlin tor the next three IL 'ntn-, nu; vii! sia,t
tor tuat place TO-DAY. Mss Ia ,tIe - a very es,i.
rQaDls ytIDK lady. md tt ca,.I,r The R.ItEupI,
will give her Il hearty welcome. She viii leave
many sorrowt1. friends here. VIM VII! count
the DAYS TIL her school aigse-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

Hon. ;. : Cox, of New York, delivered a
lecture at Montgomery, Ala on saturday
evening iasi. hall OF the proceeds going 10 the
ofpniihs holne, at luskeRes, AMI The Bishop
Cobb's Orphans Home Ut Nuntgomery.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, April / The debt statement
shows \ decrease during the last month Of Sill
100 ,0l6. OF which 81. JI5 500 consists Of cancelled
Geneva award bonds. Amount of coin IN treas
ury, $50. SIS. rs Amount ui currency, -, Isl
s65. and special deposits iur REDEMPTION u; Ger
fIicarcs OF d"l"7it, eJi, lhi. 0Dh. 'oin %crrtIii-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

The state senate has passed = bill
materially reducing the fees OF sheritts
and county mar>hals.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

South Carolina i once more tree
lO4ua YOU, Mr. Hayes. Louisiana y
>,.. IN >hark.es. Hurry up. Mr.. HAYES
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

\ Oakev Hall IS said 10 be in London,
III cheap lodgings, under the assumed
name ut Garbett.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

James L Carter. editor aud proprie-
tor Of the pIily Tribune. has been elect
e.! uiayor Of Jefferson City.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

Mr.. Thomas Russell. United States
minister to Venezuela. arrived in New
York last week.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

The house of representatives has pas
sed the bill appointing a state fish com
missioner, who shall act without com
pensal:on in conjunction with the COM
missioner Of the United States in
stocking the waters of the state. by
distributing equally in the waters there.
o, such fishes IT, they NAV consider
best adapted to furnish cheap and nu-
]tritiotls food for the people OF the state.
The sum ct one Thousand dollars per
aunum i appropriated to aid in accom-
p.ish.ng the object OF the law. The
Iatelligencer has done more than any
other paper i'll the state TO secure the
passage vi this law. and though not al!
that We could ask. in the hands of the
gentleman whom we think will be APP
pointed commissioner. IL will inure
greatly to the benefit oil those now living.
and 4 thousand fold to those to come
ztyp4.ES
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

Kansas City. with a democratic major
ity, elected II majority of republicans.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

ID. RusselFs book on the Prince OF
Wales tour in India. IS the book OF the
season IN London.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

The Paris he "spaper, lie Figaro. has
declared i dividend, showing y profit OF
$50, 900 4 year.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
A FINE JACK.

4 I same place CA same terms, A
n M. | Black Jack with mealy nose ~
an,i belly, known to hr u sure breeder, ~
u prompt ~ orator, II proiucer al colts GkkHRs
at lin" size and form, all OF good Culors. NJ
VIII II" made Tor any sOrrcl or dun colt
from any mare bred to iilIa.
apr ELI NJ KENNEDY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

Republican papers sometimes endea-
sor 10 MAKE it appear that the demo
cratic party OF Missouri is untrIend.y t"
the public school system. and whenever
u needed economy is attempted cry out
with holy horror. tt course they for
get I" mention that public schools were
established and ipstered by the demo
cratic party in this stale before the re
publican party existed. OF course they
forget 10 mention that Gov. Fletcher
diverted the school money of the state
to other purposes. a thing which III
democratic governor ever did and OF
course they neglect 10 mention that The
appOrtioument OF state school uev
i, gradually increasing For Instance.
To use AN Illustration which from is
nearne>s may be the better appreciated.
the apportionment OF state school funds
to the Lexington district for 1874 was
IS cents to the child. amounting TO
Sl.OlS 81; in 1870 the amount was
Sl.l44 a: in 1876 it WAS SI.24l 50.
and this year it is $l.4i5 ~. being
Il Is cents TO each child.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

wv a-nrt's Mo. statutes, chapter ~, section "a
"" County / .Irt shalt grant a license TO any
person a. Il Iram shop keeper whose license as
su'il hrrFrr has once be II revoked, or who has
cV"T been convicted OF a violation ri any of the
provisions "I thl> Chapter. or WHO. at the time
OF HI application for ~ltch license. nav be
shown {" ttI'c sold, gwen away, or 9th, rwise
disposed "f intoxicating liIu.r- To- anr minor
without III, PERMISSION or consent herein re-
CURED. Of VIII las hat IN b~ employ in hi-
hi~in'-n OF 'IranLsnop keeping, any person
NHoSe itr"n~r has been revoked. or who has
h"fi' converted "a above mentioned, or who has
sons. gwen away. or otherwise disposed II 2nv
in'"N!'htimS liquors A. above iuenlInnc.i.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

The Chicago Times advises Bob lnger,
50. t. % home and stay there until the
ueyt poiitica. campaign. For the
present AZ average negro minstrel
would he more entertaining and II pat
ct t~nnninE-mill more Instructive"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

j. c. Heath, OF Webster parish, re-
turned by theb board, but not elected, and
heretofore occupying a seat in the Pack
ard house, appeared before the Nichols
legislature, on Monday last, was accord
ed the privilege of the floor and spoke as
follows Recognizing the fact that the
government now established by Cover
nor Nichols is the only government in
this state that IL give permanent peace
and prosperity TO our troubled people,
| leel it my duty to aid as much as posi-
bic in bringing about harmony and good
feeling. | now tender my resignation OF
all claims that | may have on the gen.
eral assembly. In order that my ap-
pearance here may not be misunder-
stood, l d desire TO avow now, as in the
past, my fidelity to the great principles
Of the republican party.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

Gen. Hancock has been notified by
Gen. Sherman of the order for the re-
moval OF the troops from the state house
at Columbia. 5. C., Tuesday next at
Il M.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

The genus tramp" was unknown
when democrats ruled the country.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

The Bender family is reported to have
been captured by detectives, who have
Tor months been disguised as farm
..ahorar>, near Alma in Crawford coun-
Il Arkansas. The name under which
thes" supposed Blenders were sailing
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
The New York Herald of last Sunday
consisted of twenty pages. printed In
small type.

In removing the troops from the
South Carolina state-house, the New
York Tribune says that Mr.. Hayes
puts an end 10 Il great scandal and a
great danger" He would have put an
end to a greater scandal and 4 greater
danger had he declined to receive Il
position To which iu was not elected.
BY the latest adviceS we learn that the
Emperor has refused to accept Prince
Bismarck resignation. and has grant
ed him leave of absence tor II Year.
Baron Camphausen, vice-preAident OF
the Prussian ministry, temporary Pc
places Bismarck us chancellor, n
Baron Won Bulow. pru-sian secretary OF
state, directs the foreign affairs. Thus
W eminent men are required to nom
inally supply the great statesman's place.
May this not be the beginning OF the
end.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
sjgGeAly yatelligeafeE.

Leavenworth elected a democratic
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

Gen. Hampton lett Washington tor
HON. last Wednesday.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

The Br"oalyu Eagle says no failure
Of president not elected Will II" l sur
prs, -! no success vii be q p~a.iaIton
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
DRAW SHnp sIrrSSrS

Apr! md. Isl.
hRbEHtn, Tint the clerk at tins court
~ -. and he i hereby directed To publish the
1Iin section uI thr -ttIute- reii'in. t., dram
~H"!l~; Ai't herr =. notify Il concerned that the
>rli ~r.'il"H ~ M be strictly enforced Against All
i!l"-" VII" may hereafter he indicted and con-
Ni"'"'! ia: a viola ION of the provisions. OF The
~aId Statute relating tI dram shops.
y TIA" copy Gr"lt the records.
Attest: MM. l.. STEELE, Cl-ri.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

Gen. Sherman's family is To reside in
st. Louis, while he remains IN Wash
ingtOn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

n = ItDyITeI TTIlr B.sIIIasCh has re-
signed hi, CHARACTERISTIC. The Temps.
q French newspaper, asserts that he will
cou1ent hunse!! with -iN months fur
Tough, wishing to leave to others the
responsibility Of deciding the eastern
question should Russia determine to
have war. This does not much resem
bic the prince. but the persistent rumors
oi hi resignation give it the air of
truth.