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DR.IU.iIJC NOTES.

The BOY Hamlet fills the od Bowery-bui tits with
tle Boi Det,cuNc.'
Wm \ UUuier the Wc.known Treasurer ri the san
Fran. i.cu Ministries. receives "a htncnt tonight
Nag.tr MITCHELL whose SEASON AZ the standard closes
On saturday, will receive benefit on Friday nsht
Mis-. clara Colo appears NJ The LAZY of Lyons at
ihc saturday matinee gwen at the NATIONAL lh'"'I'
TIL, wcch Will close oW " Incr Tom from one of our
theatres ~ least ON Nunihy hrurgc ksnulu VIII appear
Al The Fiih Avenue Theatre
John McCulnugh returns 10 tlis city next week ana
ot- an cus,-cu,u, 90 ur Grand opera House, arp, ar
ing nrst In The nlait'Nr"
The Willhm.ous have ngniu succeeded in attracting
the ma ~ hr Grand opera House BY 'ir double BAL
oi struck OIL aud The thn, 80 Question
our Aldermen" viii be- played during the present
week nulv ~ 'nr Pans Th,iur ON Monday next me- "
miccsl comedy adapted Dy BnIuand nom the frehell
will ln produced
Matinee performances are given to-day at Heller :
Fiih Avenue Theatre, Nihln- iudrn, National lhrnirr
Orlni opera House Theatre tunnIue, blrnum nlt AT
SHOW. aud up Loutun Circus.
MINI, Julr a De RAturr gives a concert tp.ui.ht al
tII.hIu. ilfhi She Vail De assisted lA Mr., liiiN
NJ Leon b. lhhtIut. S!-n'r MAlcal, thAtIea Werner
! Max IcnAns. ANA sisnnr Anh"~
NJ FRYER hr organizer oi the Wagner Festival l. sit
| o. hr ITrurdtntuus d'trrut upon we ArhltUN a.
Nr.D with uu iitlilu company I'M which several vi u
| ari,ta recently from iiRvnna Nlll appear
| Edward Harlan. who /. ono o the most successful
pllywrilhts m tc country all ms pieces lnyins run
| nrufu.rd AZ tlr Tatnuc ilnlluc, nu MuniaN hehl,
nry r, called bl'r BrotiHr, Iu ~ 20 Is shown TN
author. usual tleNcurs, m providing the NrrNiur pea
rlr oi i t1upiu. with iiilu- parts MI li"rli7 al
huns, iu l. drama. Assumes no less ulnn - iolr'
| ana ID 1, needless t. SAY h, ASSUMES them well
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TUESDAY. April l6.-FLoUR AND MEAL-Tho
-four mRrNr' has been variable amt on the whole some
what drprt sscd under disposition among buyers 10 hold
limit their purchases to their most pressing needs
To day there some recovery Of tone and more gen
erR business shippers bought pretty freely AMI the
trnic rcpenished ,ocks 10 moderate extent rye nnu
and corn meal hanged We quote state ana western
suucrrne 81 - Is, extra STATE, sos ~ western
sprg wheat extras 81 0l0esi IS do Xxx ana Xxx . ~
AAN a. tuafH II Minnesota patents - 4aetN NY snip
ming extras $50 southern bakers Aud nanny uranus
81 7SlsS7 southern shipping extras, - 2pss5N5 Corn
mrAl-Mestcrn ~ 2t6gs2 -, Brandy wine - lote3 -
rive hour 81 20 S4 Wheat food fl1s2l tons rye iced,
SlH .,, -. A., ga ,
v,.L An carly advance having been wholly lost ospe.
ctlv In contract. Tor future delivery To-day spots were
I6c lower aud dull Miillmg upanis ~ II l6c salrs
Az bales Futures dec Anrl tas points. most o. which
VA, recovered sales $3.50 bales CLOSING AT 10 INc. tor
Arrll ~ Tor May. 10 94c iOr June II ulc Tor July
ii Olc tor August 10 7Ac for september 10 i2c for Oc
tobcr AMI ilc November Receipts AT ports today
h7Ol bales, since sept flnOnbales, core spending
lrrInl mt ynar. 3lll.ntl hnles Quolauons are
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PROytIoNs-rhere was severe decline m pork ana
lard I'm The mast week and an important lure ~ e
trade, but htterly better feeling prevailed Iohhy
pork WAS quiet ami nominal ON the spot lul futures u"
mand aud higher with sales ot Hs hls mess NJ tt.N
June and So luSlO 10 ior mess hce ana ntnl as
In good demand ani nrm. the sales incndH h,Ahu I'D
he lies light weight nj $50 LHrd lost mos u 1tswl-
days advance; sules 10 ts, most! AlsH@o lul Plhe
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Ap,en.nn, Nourl.nlng PuimonIe.

Tlntncw remedy. Philhpss "lalatahlc cod Liver on,
IN combination with funslN Nuiliue. !, hllluN'u ny
uly,i.ilii. Al dlu-alst, Depot, Pait st-.lde
.,..,.,or,olor,l ashton Panorama in tie May
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SEQ the monster colorcd Fashion Panorama In tile May
humu,r u. tc lpinq Ltt~ J0whiL-AH
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Rupture Cured.-Forty wears cypcrcncc. Dr.
AK~ti iflu zoe the only shc tui D' rtlHl cure.
p, once Wesley Il, A.tor House, opposite - fauls
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
Dr.. W. POPE YEAMAN.

- ,m,,
EDITOR iNrxLLi"fNcEH "A y "a 80.
now prominently before Inc puo''' . y,
for the position OF state ~
Public Schools. l see that OF III. i'fe
Yeaman, OF st. Louis. Having the piea'"ie Nv
honor oil AN extended acquaintance VIZ"
ienmAn' oo'h IN MS native s''e.
and since MS removal to missouri N '"'
occasion TO say to my sliow-cit'ZehS =" '"''
part Of tine state anu more particularly my y"
county Laiayetc' maj from y 'hoio"s" INV
euse Oh Ut. Aeamah's views III re'a'''h "''e'
l kno" nm 10 oe 'eep'y ana hearth!
tny win our pupiic SCHOOL SYSTEM )" '""S'"e
from MS tnoro'Sh Aho"iedge Oh 10 pi
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
THE ROADS.

EpIroR NT~ELlIGESCER:-I have a few ideas
in the good old way thinking roads. heard a
minister say once that the best way to heaven
was the good Old way; SO l think about working
roads. | do no, propose 10 advise our honora-
bl. county court by any means, but feel free to
say what | believe. l think if the last year or
two ha'! not been SO rainy, that the good old WHY
would have answered yet, and II may hove to 90
still. ! do think if our overse.rs were paid more
shat dies would do more and better work on the
roads. One dollar and Gfty cents for man and
horse, to leave the farm work TO go on the public
highways, ami leave work at home that ought To
be done, is too little; for instance, hay making
or wheat stacking. In such work 1t Is hard 10
tell what he may loose to get the little pay OF one
dollar aud hfiy cents per day. Yes, twenty-five
cents IA meal, thaec meals a day, seventy-hve
cents; horse worth dfty cents, making 81 % q
day, leaving Il balance of twenty-five cents. ]
,hiuk that II our cour, would put the poll tax al
three. instead of four days. that Overseers would
reulize from his road hand. more work IN three.
than they now do in four days. AS II is. warn
a haui 10 work tn. road, and be will ask you
how many days he mus, work. A great many
make up their minds to gs on the road to kill thu
tax instead of working It out. l would like. i
III my power, 10 carry out section Il OF the roat
law; next, l would enfore section 10. aud l thini
We would have as good, II nos better aoads, thai
We have had tor the last two years. An oversee
never falls to get labor when he wants it.. If con
Quoted properly. Gverseers would like 1t bette
II they could get their pay when the work wa
done. They would like to pay taxes with 1t.
2 Very respectfully yours, G..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
WELLINGTON.

Weather fine.
No more hail storms.
Fish biting well in Helms lake.
Benz. Martin, who went to California the first
OF January, returned the 18th of this month,
The Fanny Lewis, on her down trip, took from
this place 2, GOO sacks OF wheat and 81 hogs.
o, save Us Are We to be bored through the
newspapers again with Beecher and Tillon
The cattle feeders are putting their cattle on
grass. being about the earliest ever seen before.
belly Jacobs, while chopping wood last week,
cut his foot very badly. and will not lie able to
get about for several weeks.
There Seems to be = general spirit Of improve
ment in this neighborhood. this spring. in way
OF fence building and hedge cutting.
Another travelling blind man IN town this
week. This makes four blind persons travelling.
At different vOc4tlons. that have visited this
place within the last month.
Miss Gussie Keller, of Lexington. opened q
subscription school in this place last Tuesday.
Miss X. taught the primary department Of the
district school the past term. AID seems to have
given general satisfaction.
Rev. A. A. Moore will preach here the first
Sunday in May. There Will be
services ut the time, 1t being the annual church
meeting, according to usage long kept up by this
congregation, in OF its orxxni-
cation.
''Zuzumbee.'' gave one of his so-c.lled Won
derful humbug entertainments At Odd Fellow
ball last Friday night. to Q very slim audience.
and advertised tor Saturday night also. but il
WAS no 60. Nobody went; hence. no show.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
NAP 0lE0N.

Very beautiful weather.
Business f,attering for the busy agricultural
esason.
Born, in Clay township, April IL, TO the wife
Of Mr.. Jas. Cantwell-a girl.
Owing to the press, our effort on "W.'s Hell
Fire" is delayed for a while.
Whit. Fishback and Jas. Renick shipped fonl
cars of cattle to Kansas City Wednesday.
Many of our citizens are demolishing their old
fences, and replacing them with new ones plant.
ing shade trees, &c.
Prospects, are very promising TO the farmers 70,
. bountiful crop Some have all their corn plant
cd, and much of it is Up.
Me.srs. Bond i Boyer. practical coal miners
are sinking = shaft n few yards from J.. F. Rob
erts' Touring mill, and close to the railroad
The shaft is a complete and permanent one, tim
hered and plaaked with two inch lumber. Dou'
bic cage Of four feet eight inches, by siE fee
each, with air shaft Is inctes by Q feet. Shaft
by IL feet, and is now sunk IS feet to the ca
rock. Mrssrs. B. and b. are sanguine that tn
coal treasure Is there, and they and Mr.. J. =
Roberts deserve much credit fer their enterprise
Success to them. b. SOMETHING.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
BERLIN.
Fruit still uninJured.

Fruit still uninJured.
Oats up. and looking we'll.
April showers quite plentiful.
Weather delightfully."- pleasant now.
Jas. Fleming is having his house reprinted.
Jack Slusher shipped l 600 bushels OF wheat on
the Fannie Lewis.
No hogs or cattle are being fed In the neighbour
mood of this place.
l.. W. Wernwag is buying wood for which he
Is paying 81 IS per cord.
M tobacco will be raised. that We know OF.
In this neighborhood this season.
If Novice" your Greenton correspondent,
will com down this way. he can See rye headed,
and wheat also,
should the present pleasant weather continue
for two or three days longer, the farmers OF thii
place will finish planting corn.
l.. w. wernwag shipped. one day last week
by the way of Dewitt. to st. L.ouis, per sleame
A. c. Bird, thirteen head OF cattle.
We heartily agree with NOVICE In regsr'
to Mr.. stesle's being an efficient officer and vii
support him, with pleasure, IN the coming can
vass.
1t must be very pleasant indeed for . youn
! lady and gentleman to stand, on = warm day, l
the shade of q lilac bush, and talk In low. swes
tones, Of love. poetry, So.
There are two or three meddiessme and gos
sip,ng persons In our community ~ho are n
WAYS ready to scandalize their neighbours; an
We think 4 severe chsstisemsnt would not CON
.u,... EXPECT.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
AUllVIllE.

Geo. Roberts shipped one car Of cattle and one
OF hogs to St. Louis Thursday.
Mr.. vanShlck, Of Pennsylvanis. was IN town.
Wednesday, looking At our mill. with the intens
ton of buying or renting.
Mr.. Bates. Of the arm OF Dsioy 4 Hoxue. Sc
daIis. vas iE tho city Wednesday.
Mr.. Tcssdale. of Morrison. Hall. Bseler d
Co, Sedaiia, was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. DcGarmo, of st. Louis. was in the city
Wednesday,.
Rev. Whltworth and 10. Welshans bad = stree
exhibition OF their self-binders Wednesday, thu
Woods and Adams 4 French. Jno. Henley ant
Jno. Burns, uInpires; Lewis Harrison and Bur
wrenn, engineers.
A. 4 j. Major have sold their hogs to Georg'
Roberts, ut IN cents.
Great excitement in -four Tuesday. 1t open
ell at %, dropped to 81 10. and closed, At % IS
at night.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
WAvERLY.

New dry goods house In town.
"Columbia troupe In town last week.
Good Tenplars grand Jubilee. May 9Th.
Grundy Young Is on his dignity. IT'S . girl.
Young folks think the ''ashin2'' splendid At
the lake.
Rev. - Norneet and lady have returned from
their visit to MAYHEM.
Prof. - Parker. Of Mayhem. IL in town
organizing a singing class.
DIR. S. Is. Harris. who has been In the South
during winter, came back last week.
Yellow Stone passed up q few days ago. and
took on several passengers here for the noun
tAins.
Baptist church AT this place was dedicated on
18th. Rev. s. L. Whiting preached the dedi-
catory sermon.
Rev. S. r. Whiting, assisted by G. W.
Hatcher. Of Miami. is carrying on . protracted
meeting at the Baptist church.
Elder Feather ston and wife have returned
from their visit TO Paris, Monroe county. HI
again tskes charge of the Christian church.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
GARRISON.

y.ys,.bl-s larry. enough 70 ,,t.
Tn. hog cholera ia raging IN tho nsiabborhood
.ga;,
NJ. p Coraop i. vis,tinr her .oa in Yer.
nor county
u;a, ,n;. ur.a,.y ia r;.;,in, b.r s,st.,i~
Iob,s,u county
,. ,.m.,x tn nrex.,, chicten cho,.r..
E..r ,i.n,v -, ,.rJ mr. gravel in vour nol,rv
..,
W. ,,a;.. r. h,c,-s,no and
;..,o,.h..r,.d MON ,r vo, w.,t IN h. banu,
Tho roo, =, y d.vs
Do, n- y.n,, will nre,ch At Prairi.
church. sunday morning at eleven O'Clock.
Sunday school nj nine.
Mr. Rem. Gordon. who bss becn for the pas
month ,, v.-,o, cou,,v ,urcb ,sin, s,ock re-.
turned ho m. Saturday lar
our friend y wead;p hss fornd III. ,os,
bor. -, m. ssv one word N IN. vouny m,
and o,bers. The sdm,ration of our G.irrr .e,
or,er.r csus.. a ma, tn ,aos. HI. iii. ,bs, his
horse
TIN. ,r,,, 4. or., toll, >, . ;o.. . g Won " III SO.
i, th,. .s.s. Two ,r opr old friends met IN,
o,hsr d.r Tber . ahout tho name are Ons
s.ia 10 the other. ..whv IL II tina, your he sd il
whit. and v,,r heard black. and nv head is
h,ack and hoard ia whits9', The other remarked
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
Stock Notes.

Shu,l Il Elliott sold. April 18th. l heifer. SOU
pound. at3 cents.
BRING in your stations Monday, May sth; We
are going TO have u big day.
Shull Il klllott sold. April 18th. , head OF cat
tie. $50 pounds, at 3 cents.
l.. Parker sold. April I'D, TO Max 4 Zeiler.
four cattle. 3. 800 pounds, AT , cents.
Mr.. Helm sold, April Goth. TO MesSrs. smith 4
Enmliett, one COW, so pounds. at ) cents.
Shull 4 Elliott sold, April ed, to Schneider
l. Ruppel. two cattle, 2,OOO pounds. at } cents.
Il Parker sold, April 32l. TO Smith i Ham,
lett. four cattle, $500 pounds at } cents; and
seven sheep, 800 pounds. AT 81. cents.
Mr.. J. 5. White shipped. Monday, in charge
Of Mr.. Tol. Graves, consigned to Messrs,
Sparks. Seamsnd L Co. st. Louis. l car load
of cattle AMI l car load Of hogs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
MT. HOPE,

itains Bull continue, win frequent heavy
winds.
Mrs. Stephen Barker Is sick, and under the
care OF q physician.
Born. to the.wife Off. d. Heiskell, Oh Friday,
10Th INST, twins-boys.
Farm work , oes on slowly, on account of IL
unsettled state of the weather.
Squire Pool has been sick for some time, of
~eumatis and bIllousuess. but We learn that
b. is improving.
Mr.. Dudley Glover has sold his farm to the
Campbell boys, and VIII move this fall to the
county oil johnson, near kingsvllle.
Mr.. II. Z. Armstrong, to-day. showed us
wheat which had headed ont, and also a speci-
men of red clover in bloom. This is earlier than
we ever remember OF seeing them before.
Mr.. Armstrong. tie contractor for the G.. & A.
R. X. staid here last night, and went to the
neighborhsod OF Oak Grove, to-day. for the
purpose OF letting out contracts for ties for the
road. They require the ties to be made ofei:her
white oak, black locust, burr oak, coffee bean,
Or red elm.
We learn that 8 few days ago some young men
just west of town went through a rattle
snake den in their neighborhood, and kllled
eighteen 'rattiers'' and two copperheads. The
"rattiers'' were of the old ''woods'' kind, ard
. ,me of them very Large. They were found in a
ledge OF rocks. and they only had to overturn
the stones, to and them. II is said that II is an
old den, and that old uncle George Houx and
other pioneers used to visit the den and kill
them.
On last Wednesday, the 18th inst, Drs.
Nichols and Mcdonald, o: this place. skilliuIiy
removed 3 tumor from the face OF Thomas Lay
| who lives near here. 1t WAS what the surgeons
called 3. fbroid tumor. of about fifteen years
| atanhina thpuyh IL lai never fr,, hl.t him until
within the last few months 1t increased very
much in size Of late. became very painful. 1t
had grown fast to the bone of the jaw. being just
| In front and below the ear. He la doing very
we'll At the present writing.
1t may be of interest 20 many of your readers,
especially in this section, to hear from James
Sstterlleld, VINO left this neiShborhooi two or
three weeks ago Tor Kansas. in company will.
his fathers family. He writes from Cottonwood
Station, that he was in the tornado which passed
over that place asd Emporia, on the 18Th inst
l describe 1t in his own words ''We were
travelling along about / miles cas-: of Einporii,
when we saw by the clouds that there WAS a
storm coming. Father and mother and tn,
children went into . house and l staid with thu
wagons. We stopped on Badger creek. have
been III many q storm, but may the Lord deliver
me from such another one. We first aasiced tn.
approach of the storm about ! O'Clock, p. m,
, In the southwest. where n greenish-coloret
c,oud csue sweyinr I'M and s,ra,,lv ipcr.,sin,
In size until it looked like M immense avalanoh,
r.,av IN ovsrwhs,m ,be Garth tn m. .,st an,
north the sky was clear. only d few clouds her,
~, ,h.r. ,.d s..,,s, ,ho,, ,,,,..p uiru,cs
- ,r.m.rJ,us I'm, ,,,.,on, ,o.r YES b.sr,
nnro.chino nearer every moment. :, h.av
d..h Of wind and -a,n cana fran IN
..u,, r,. torn, ,,a -.,cb.a ma 1h
II s,., On, r,r,h.r y;.w ~ ,ts sar Th,
p "
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
Read this Notice.

Go to 10. Hooks aud look at the Wood
binder, the Oldest and best binder in the
market to-day. II has less gearing; one
spool only; has the lightest draft, and is the
easiest managed and quickest operated.
Price and terms same rs any other first class
binder You had better come soon or l
cannot fill your orders. Ten were sold in
this county last year.
1 will have y large stock OF champion
reapsrs and mowers in . few days.
.prilam 10. HOOK.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
ANOTHER NOMINATION FOR THE
LEGISLATURE.

EDITOR ISTELLIGESCER:-1n your last issue
''Davls Township mentions Judge James b.
Hurd Tor representative. While l would NOT
disuarag- Judge Hori's claims or merits. yet l
would respectfully suggest Captain Isaac Neal
Of Dover township, ~ u man eninentiy fitted for
the place. Respectfully. TOA-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

There will be q total eclipse OF the
sun, July 29th Visible at st. Louis from
s:49 to SOL magnitude at that place
~two-thirds of the suns diameter. A
this point the eclipse will be visible To-
about the same time, and to about tI'
same degree.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

The committee of ways and means
have agreed to report an amendatory
internal revenue bill, levying a tax OF
16 cents per pound on tobacco, So per
thousand on cigars. 81 20 per thousand
on cigarettes not weighing more than
81 pounds, and an income tax of . per
centum or ell sums Of over $4,000.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

The democratic house of representa-
tiyes. on the 18th inst. passed a bll
increasing Gen. James Shields pension
from $50 to 500 per month. Ii TN
republican senate does not kill the hI
the old hero will be out OF danger o
want in his declining years.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

The moral of the Tweed sermons
throughout the country should be, tina,
he was not the only scoundrel in Amer
lea, by several dozen or so. He was bad
but he never pretended to be good
That is more than Mr.. Beecher can say
who draws pictures of depravity from
his life.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

1t may be impossible Tor a democratic
rouse to persuade a republican senate
to repeal the resumption act, or to
abolish national banks. but one thing
they should ut least try to do. and that
i. To make it perfectly clear that three
hundred mtilinn dollars OF greenbacks
are to be kept in circulation. and de.
.lare that my shall be receicnb'e .to'
| III ducs to the gOrera1qeat. This much
| he people of the west demand at the
hands of their representatives. Do no
tell us that it is useless to try make th'
| 6uht
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

Hon. VIM. orion, president OF the
Western Union Telegraph company
died, in New York, last Monday. lie
had held several important trusts under
the government, before his appointment
20 the one which he filed at the time o
his death.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

The house has postponed the consid-
Grafton OF adjournment until May 18th.
The effort to adjourn at an early day was
principally to kill any amendments to
the present Ubiquitous tariff law. The
people OF the vest nave cause to thank
the house for it's %pertinaeity. in insisting
that this question shall be considered.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

The post route bill which has just
passe6 the house, and which will pas
the senate with little il any alteration.
includes the route from Lexington il
Holden. via Martins shop. and Fits
field. We thank Messrs. Cockrell and
Crittenden for looking after this matter
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
Wanted.

We want to buy immediately a few good
mules from LA to 16 hands high from four
to eight years old. The mules must be smooth
and fat; for which We will pay the highest
cash price.
VIII be at AullvilIe, on Tuesday, April
S0th. WIN. II. EWING.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

Mr.. Glover arose in his place. last
Saturday and denied the story printed oS
republican papers, to the effect that his
committee had discovered where q
member of congress had m%isappropri,
sted So 1000 OF a public fund to his W
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
TELEGRAPH.

T WILL stand my fine horse,
l. TIE q X 4 = H, "
for the season of ISIS. ut my ~
farm, two miles and Il hal south %SN
west OF Dover. He will be per $
mItfed to serve Mares at the re- W
duced price OF SIS TO insure the colts to stand
and suck The colt is held bound and respou-
sibie for the insurance money until paid.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE:
TELEGRAPH is a native of Kentucky, and
was sired by Old Telegraph, OF Kentucky,
and out of a thoroughbred Membrane mare-a
celebrated trotter. TELEGRAPH Is y beautiful
bay, black name AMI tail, sixteen hands high.
eight years old, Is a good all purpose horse. He
has ali he saddle qualities.
Imr2SwSl SAMUEL HACKLEY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

The total exports from the port oil
New York 10 all foreign countries from
January l to April Is, 1873. amount TO
Sol, ssl, 1875, against s76,lE $50 Tor
the same period in ls77-an increase oil
So5 7S3 Sp5
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

What part of the democratic party OF
the state OF Missouri did MIR. Armstrong
represent when he cast the only demo-
cratic vote in the senate to confirm the
Palmyra butcher, John Mcneil, as In
dian inspector?
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

Very severe storms have recently
visited various portions OF the country;
this week having been sisnalized by
storms on the plains. in Texas, at st
Louis, Wheeling, Rome. Ga, Nashville
and in the Yellowstone country.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27

The river and harbor bill passed thu
house by q vo,e OF loo to Go. 1t appro
pristes about 5000, 900 Tor the Improve
meut of the Mississippi river.