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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07
Religious.

Regular services at the Episcopal church to-
morrow.
Rev. Geo. l.. Lcyburn Is absent attending
Prcsbytery at Mspl.wood.
Rev 81 q Williams will preach nj the Meth
oiIst church in this city TO Morrow morning AMI
night.
Rev. james \ Qusrles will preach ut the
Presbyterian church in this city Tomorrow
morning.
Persons who intend to go 10 church Tomorrow
morning had better go early, In order TO secure
seats, az our gallant brigade OF "snips" will be
out IN force.
There Will be II meeting nj the Baptist church,
n Dover. Tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock, to
RAISE money toy the fellow fever sufferers
Everybody is .nyi;ei
Rev. II Tulbird. ID. -. viii preach nj IL
Baptist church Tomorrow morning and night.
subject for the morning The expulsion OF
man from the garden of Eden
collection will be taken up at the Episcopal
church Tomorrow morning. tor the benefit of the
sufferers from the yellow fever plague In The
south. There should be II large Attendance.
Req. Geo. =. Lcyburn will deliver u lecture on
Palestine, next TlrI.Iay cight. September
Eth, AT ~ O'Clock. nj the rlourH"s scIo.l
house, three miles southeast of Wellington.
Everybody Is invited.
hev. Slpon Ritter. the pastor of the Higgins
willie church. viii prcach AT the German Metho
dist church III this city to, morrow, Rev. J.
Franz being still absent. There Will lie NJ
preaching in the morning
The SERMON of DR.. TaIbiri. at the Baptis
church. last SUNDAY morning. on Moses
Choice was one Of his nest efforts, snl W,
would like 10 print il but for our orovd o
matter. We hope he will give the same dis
course again soon, when there will BE- u large
auhisuce. No synopsis of the sermon could d.
it justice.
Herald ''chat by the ysy "-Some one la
thanked God thlt our troubles come like ram
chiefly sidewis-, SO that there is always shelter
But TennysOn fxes the Cause Of our trouble
where it most justly belOugs-sin ourselves
Thus
Here, through the feeble twilight Of this worl'
Cropping, how many. until We pass anu reach
Thai other, wher. we see rs We are seen.
To forge q life long trouble for ourselves,
BY taking true !or false. or false for true
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LETTER FROM MICHIGAN.

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lett III the afternoon Tor LOUISIANA. on Tue
@'"a'.4, 'f''"' 'H
grand Old MISSISSIPPI win It's hesu'ii"i lsl"nus
green W u """i > ease' "''"o"' " VI
sana-paf "h'"h Que GAN see IN 'hc muuu' MIS-
souri, win It's ooia tre'-cro"hea hiiis' looking
IN the distance Ike sie"htic oaiis OIL SOLO green
anu covered win n oiue maze mat s"''ens the
outlines OF the magnificent picture, Is one OF tfe
most enjoyable things on the trip, ana oil all the
many roaies of summer travel, tho tF:p from st.
Louis to st. Paul is the best 10 my taste. The
officers of the keokpS Northern line are very
courteous, and spare no pains TO secure the
comfort of their passengers on the splendid
steamers of their line.
AT Quincy, the ''Gem City" l found plenty
Of apples, but the price was too high. / spent
Saturday night there. The scene IN the beauti-
full park is one Ions to be remembered. The
and thousands of ueople, from the richest to
the poorest, cougregatc to listen TO the music,
and watch the plash of the fountain tone OF the
finest in the country, and seem to enjoy it more
than 1 can estimate. Quincy also has perhaps
one eff The most beautiful! cemeteries In ihs west
There are many fine monuments. one built by
Rodgers. the wagon maker, is of marble, the
vault of the same, the whole costing thirteen
thousand dollars. The soldiers monument, on
one of the old Indian mounds il also very hand
some.
Ate r leaving Quincy | wentto Warsaw. Ills.
and then to Keokuk, Iowa, at the foot Of the
DesMolnes rapids on the Misslssippi. The
i corn in Illinois is very good, but the wheat In
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

n virtue of a renewed order of sale, made At
y the August term, ls.s. of the Probate court
OF Lafayette county, Mo, the undersigned.
aihiinlstrator oil the estate OF William Shelby,
deceased, VIII sell a. public auction. to tho
highest bidder, Tor cash in hand. in front of the
Courthouse door. III said county, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER :, ISIS,
between the hours OF ten O'Clock in IN. fnrepoo,
anu nfe O'Clock IN the afternoon of that day.
during the session of the county court, all the
rlSht. Title, interest and estnt. of the SAID William
Shelby, deceased, in and TO the following de-
scriptu real estate, situate, lying and being In,
saia Lafayette county, Missouri, tO-wit. The
northeast quarter OF the southeast quarter OF
section twenty-five c22l. township foriy-nine.
aol, range twenty-five (25).
Given under my hand, this 9Th day of Sey:e<n,-
Der, ISIS. aus1-td THOMAS SHEj Hv
AlMlll.tIiinr of Nm shGlhr ianu.Sl
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EAST DAVIS.


Miss Mpllie Webb VIII return from Nebraska
this week.
Mr.. McChuney mot McCleary) IS the leader of
the choir at Oak Grove.
Mr.. Will Lurder i, reading medicine with DR..
Carihrae. tour beloved Luke"
Leave your dimes with Messrs. Grimes &
Nenab.e for the silver wedding presents.
Mr.. Boone Majors silver wedding will be
celebrated. September IS. on his birthday.
Miss RorllIa Corder is in Lexington. at Gen.
tral College, but not as a pupil. We regret to
learn.
quite a number Of young ladies from the
country speak of going to Lexington this
winter, TO take lessons from the sccomplis he'd
Prof. Chas Gimbei.
Mr.. George Corier's silver wedding will be
observed. October 10. as We learn that i, i'd L
double birthday in the family, VIZ. The oldest
son and youngest daughter. We hope Mr..
Corder Will respond 10 the wishes OF This numer-
Gus friends, and open his new house ut least on
that day.
William Dyer. confined in the Lexington Jail
for robbIng Mr.. John Browns house, ia writing
piteOus letters to Mr.. Brown and others. to pro-
cure his release. He came TO Mr.. Brown, pro-
Tossing 10 have paid his last quarter for a meal
in WarrcnsburG; that he had walked from there,
stopping M various places, begging for work -,
AMI had been refused. He saId he would work
thankfully the balance of the year at ffty cents
per day and board Mr.. Brown took him into
his family, and treated him as a gentleman.
Will. the family We're al church. he got into the
house, searched trunks, drawers, &c, and took
several articles of jewelry given by HE
daughter. Mrs. Simons, on her death bed, to her
sisters. y visitor Miss Jessie) staying In the
house. discovered that her valise had been
searched. and Il handsome gold pencil that sh.
remembered looking up, Just before going tt
church was missing. 1hi. led to Overs detec.
ton. AS he was the only person on the premises
while they were at church. The matter wa.
kept quiet until Dyer went TO town, Monday
when Mr.. Brown followed HIM aud issued u
warrant TOR his arrest. He gave up all tn,
missing articles, except the pencil, which h
protested 10 have lost. He wrote the lady {
card. acknowledging the theft. and hoping nc
suspicion had rested on the family. ~ Now,
he begs the very parties whom he has robbed
of articles given by the dead. to procure his re-
lease. "Tefe est la rie.'
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TROTTING AND RUNNING RACES.

in which more than HUNDRED of the
FASTEST HORSES IN II WORLD ARE
ENTERED.
On Tuesday. Sept. II, LULA the fastest
%trotting Mare on the turf, record. 2:la, will trot
u race against time, for II purse of 81 coo.
On Ihursfay. sept. IL, ''RAIUS," the
King OF the Turf. record. = 49,, will trot for .
Special Purse OF 81 go.
On Saturday, Sept. II. SIN 66LER,' The
Champion Troiting Stallion, record, 2l5E Will
give an exhibition Of his marvellous speed for q
Special Purse OF 81 go
R>iie these acknowledged champions, the
following horses ure entered III Tie regular pur-
tcs:
%Ii"rs.-.r record, , II: Gr"n, Ia tern, a:l5SS
l,Goi., at. : i.t; III IL Fr.ai !. II; C:.lnar, 2. 23S.;
" %"u'tiO.'! y. 'n,rrlnn. : n; Scott's Thomas, 2:2Is
Houesertrr, IA; Dame Trot. e:22; Edwin For
est. 2:li9; Aibermarle. e:l9; Adelaide. 2:l9S;
Darby, Pa; Scotland. 2:22h; indianapolis
Eel; Thorndale, 222a Lady Turpin, 2:23 Dick
Taylor, 2:2i; and IS others, making the largest
and finest assemblage OF Running and Trotting
Horses ever gathered together west OF the MIS-
sissippi river.
These are not the only attractions. Music,
Entertainments of all kinds, Picnics and Mill
tary Displays vii! he on the grounds during the
week. Abundant accommodations are ready
Tor all who may come. The railroads Offer re-
duced rates from all points. and TO the entire ex-
blbition the admission charge is only FIFTY
CENTS.
You cannot aGo,d TO miss the Kansas City Ex-
position OF ISIS.
For null or Premium Lists. st-
dress
ID. l.. HALL, Secretary,
Kausn. rlrv- No
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

WILL meet the tax payer. OF the county A,
L the places and dates mentioned below:
sent. s0th and Oct. LIST and 2i, at wavezix,
OCT 81, Attn and 5th, al Dover.
Oct l4th and 18th, al Concoriia.
Oct. 10th, at Liullville.
Oct. l.th. 18th and 18Th, at HigginsviIle.
Oct. :l7t, I'D ami BIRD. at MayvIew.
Oct. "ith, 18th and Goth. at Mt. Hone.
Oct 18th, 18th and 30th, Vt Wellington.
+. :. FULkERSOS,
scpts-t2 t,nntv I,oII.c,n,
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~MINIsTRATOR NOTICE

EIlERs Of administration on the purtnersSj1
~ estate Of Bianken & Beal. Erred. Bisnsxns
deceased were granted to the undersigned on
court of Lafayette county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said eststs
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
Within one year after the ia:e of this notice. or
they may be pr.cluded from any benefit OF such
estate; amt II such claims be not exhibited with
IN " years they will be forever barred.
FRANK THORNTON.
sPpt1-5W Adu,in,
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Wanted.

Coal miners wanted by the Carbon Coal
Il Mining Co In Kansas and Colorado.
VIII pay six and a half cents per bushel, at
Scranton and seven aud one half cents per
bushel, at Usage City, Kansas. Steady work
aud prompt pay. Apply to
ROBERT CRAIG.
au24tO Supt. Usage CITY rs. :
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

Hon. Alfred NJ. Lay has published.
among others, the following places a,
which he will speak in Lafayette county
Mt. Hope, Saturday, October 9Th; We'll
lington. Monday, October 7th; Lexing-
con. Tuesday, October 9TH; Waverly.
Wednesday. October 9Th: AullVille,
Thursday, October 10th,
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NOTICE OF REsIGNAT10V

'1'O all persons concerned: Take notice. that
1 the Undersigned guardian of the persons and
estates OF Mary +. Farrell. William a. Farrell.
Margaret +. Farrell and Tina r.. Farrell
minors, vii! apply to resign his guarlianship OF
salu estates al The November term, 1873, of the
probate court IF Lafayette county. Mo
sepr1-Jt URIAH Enarais,
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n. j. E,

Has during the last ten days and is now
daily receiving his ADVANCE STOCK OF FALL
GOODS. Call and examine the choicest and
p%rettiest line of fall dress PRINTS in the
city. aug3ltf
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STRAY NOTICE.

'I'AhtN up by Charles II: Payne, -
a lustlc. OF the peace in Freedom 0
township, OF lafayette county. ON the SI9
21'h DAY OF August, A.. D., 1873. ONE BAY
me letter ''A'' on the left shoulder; right hind
loot white, and collar marks. Appraised vt
twenty-five dollars. s.mS,o
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HOGS FnR GAIT

Inn HEAD of nice healthy young -
IOo HOGS. Suitable 10 follow lA
cattle. hS residence Is five miles XSaNA
southeast OF Lexington, Lafayette county, Mo.
sep1t3 JOSEPH DAVIS .
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Our republican contemporaries which
have taken so much pleasure in the
past in advertising Missouri as a rob
Der state will please send the tidings
back to their friends in New England,
whom they have prevented from immi-
grating here, that robbers are sometimes
CAPTURED in Missouri.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

Why don't II rain?
Our public school opened Monday. 1t has an
excellent corps of teachers.
Miss Bette {. James LIT. on Monday, 10 at
tend school in Kansas City.
Most of the farmers have commenced cutting
corn. They pay from SIX 10 eight cents per
shock.
Gilmore and Misc Minnie Goodwin entertain
ed q number of their friends, on Tuesday even
ln1, in a most hospitahle AMI elegant manner.
The grading on the &. h \. railroad south of
tractors expect to finish their work by the 18th
Of this month.
How is it that our neighbor, Ar. Boyd. with
congressional inclInatiouts. came out rs an indie
penden. democrat, and then plInSes headiong
into the greenhack convention In every speech
he uses this sentence, 80. consistency, consist
ency. thou art a jewel -
Misses Ewing. Chamberlain and Hill. Of Lex
iugtuu, are still in town making a pleasant and
extended visit among their numerous friends.
They leave on the Joe Kinney To reach home in
time for the opening of the colleges. Their de-
parture is much regretted by all of heir wide
circle of acquaintances
Lafayette presbytery ID now holding its session
at Mapiew,t nod church, seven miles south OF
town. having commenced on Thursday. IN.
meeting: is proving quite interesting. with d
goodly number of delegates in attendance. Or
sunday there will be two sermons during the
day, with basket dinner on the grounds.
l. NJ. YOURS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07
SCHO0lINaVlllE,
Stock water very scarce.


Weather warm and very dry.
Born. TO the wife of Mr.. I. Harrison-s boy
Corn in this part of the country will only make
two thirds Of u crop.
Some Of the farmers are trying to pillow, but it
Is almost impossible.
There will be but very little cattle feeding in
this part OF the country.
Mr.. George Cerder had contemplated celebra-
ting his silver welding, but owing to the delay
of the building it vas postponed.
No deaths since the death of Mrs. John Ben
nett, which cast quite Il gloom over our little
villas". Our work shop was closed for several
days. as The foreman WAS in Mr.. Fennett's en-
ploy.
Mr.. jackson Corier has built a very snug
room tor his mother, at Mr.. George Corler's
and the OLD lady has moved to it. she has been
living with Mr.. Jackson Corier for the last
eighteen years VISITOR.
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A Request.
L~ExISGTOS. Mo, Sept.

LEXINGTON. Mo, Sept. q, ISIS.
REV. GEO. l.. LEYBURS-DsAR SIR The
undersigned. believing that a great number Of
persons would lie pleased to hear you lecture on
Palestine. respectfully request you to deliver
the same IN Lexington at Nh early date. the pro-
cred- to bc devoted to the benefit OF the Yellow
E.ypr Sufferers
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U COURTPROCEEDING
September Term. 1878.

court met pursuant 10 adjournment Present
Hon. Ino. A. Prather. presiding justice; Hons.
K a. barnett and James Is. iiord. associate
justice; VIM. b. Steel. clerk. and George NJ.
Moun'joy. Sheriff.
a. W. Douthitt. overseer Of road district
number Is. was ordered to build IL bridge over
rayine near Mrs. BenninE's, on the Lexington
and Warrensburg road, and bring 10 ali tented
account.
Ordered, that the order heretofore made rcla-
tive to Widening the road on Alexander Grecr's
land be rcscinded. land that the warrant issued TO
said Alexander Greer b. cancelled. and the
overseer. w. X Sanders. be and he is hereby
ordered 10 repair SAID road, and bring In an
iirmIGed account.
Dram shop licenses We're granted John Piper,
Thos. Johnson, Aug. ceiling, Jos. Baehr, Jlo.
Bachr, y. Hserlc.
School loan granted Jno +. EnSln; $50.
ordered, that The county OF Lafayette appeal
from the Judgment rendered against sand county
by Justice James NJ. Callahan. in the SUIT of
Vim I. Gammnn VS.. snid County, and that the
presiding ju-tlce OF this court. John. \. Prnther.
be and Is hereby directed 10 sign all papers IN
periectinG said appeal, and 10 execute bond for
county on such appeal. Case 10 recover 50 IS
fees.
The HINon farm was ordered sold
Clerk ordered to advertise Tor BIDS for coal for
county.
Ordered. that WIu. I. Gummon, Judge OF pro-
bate court. be requested to refund S34& 10 here
tofore allowed in various sums, us ices for IN
| d-x,ng and opening and adjourn,ng orders, rs
this court has become satisfied that said fees are
not warranted by law and If said VIM. !. Gam
mon refuses to refund such amounts the prose-
cutting attorney IS directed to bring suit for their
recovery.
Bond OF Columbus l.. shelton rs road over
seer, north half of district number 81, approved
school mortgage OF Chas. Hader ordered sat
Is1-d.
Appropriation of si.0 made ~ be offered ne
premiums b. the Lafayette Agricultural and
Mechanical Association. Judge Prather dis.
senting.
Appropriation for repairs ot Salt Fork bridge,
south of Waverly, commissioners TO let.
Cheathum bridge on the Wellington ant
Chapel Hill road, overseer ordered to build, snt
bring In itemized account.
School loan granted Claus keuck; $500
The following allowances were made
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

1t is an outrage upon every citizen OF
the United States that the trade dollar
should be discounted ten per cent, upon
the plea that it is not Il legal tender. 1t
contains seven and a-halt more grains
OF pure silver. has the government
stamp, and in every other way is equal
to the standard dollar. That it should
be virtually demOnetizcd is nothing
more or less han a steal of ten per cent
from those who are SO unfortunate as to
have them in their possession. and was
in%augurated by the refusal of the sub
treasures throughout the country to re-
ceive them at par. Thy are legal tenders
in uins OF live dollars.
The st. Louis Republican of the cnd
INST. contained a strong editorial in IA
vnr OF taxing United States bonds. which
held that the reputation objection was
unworthy Of notice. As all financial
measures in the interest OF the people
are denounced as reputation by the
bondholders; that ii is unfair to states.
counties Il towns tor the government
TO make its securities specially priyi-
legged, and asserting that the holders can
be forced to return them for taxation.
The Indianapolis Il makes this point
ed observation .'General Grant appoint
ed the rebel generals Longstreet and
Mosby to lat offices. to the exclusion of
Union soldiers. and Hayes took a rebel
general into his cabinet. Isn't 1t about
time tor republicans to shut their tly-
traps about this rebel business ?' The
sun should remember that the only stock
in trade " hich the radicals have is the
yell OF rebel" and be merciiul.
The town OF Mlskolez. capital of the
circuit of Borschod. Hungary. has been
almost entirely aid waste by a storm.
One thousand houses We're DESTROYED by
the rain fall and over five hundred per
sons We're killed. The population is cs-
timated at 20, 900.
The st. Louis Republican, OF the 2nd
inst. strongly advised the officers OF La
fayette county to catch the Concordia
bank robbers. When the advice reach
ell here the robbers had been in the Gus
todv of the sheriff about iorty-eight
hours.
- -
Bishop McCoskrey. OF the Protestant
Episcopal church. has been depoSed by
| thn hnrsn nf hi-hnns
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

Tom Carter. of the Sturgeon Leader,
has gotten out 4 very neat little daily
during the fair at his place. He is an
enterprising newspaper man. and makes
his small paper go further in its inilu-
ence for good than many larger and
more pretentiOus sheets.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

The report comes from Washington
that Gov. AxtelI, OF New Mexico. is to
be replaced by Gen. Lew Wallace. ot
Indiana.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

richmond j. H.. Turner,
editor of The Carroll Record, is a candidate be.
fore the republicsn-greenOack-lsbor con VEN
ton Of Carroll county for the legislature.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

The Arkansas state election was a
complete and overwhelming democratic
trIumph.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

K Graham Fro>t has been nominated
for congress by the democrats OF the
third district.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

Gen. Joseph l.. Johnston has been
nominated Ter congress i'll the kIch-
mcud. Va. district
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

a. hal. Dakota Delegate kidder,
republican. says that lie wil. be succeed
ed bv 4 democrat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

The national labor greenback conTen-
ton at California, last Wednesday, nom
mated MIR. james a. Boyd,o OF this coun-
ty. for congress. 1t is an empty honor.
as he cannot even carry his own county,
and we doubt very much his carrying
the township in which he lives.
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THE
KANSAS CITY EXPOSE TON
OF 1873 WILL BE-
THE GREAT FAIR OF THE WEST.
-IT WILL BE HELD ON
September IL, IL, Is, 10, - and II.
oZU,UUU PREMIUMS

A RE offered for Agricultural lmn;ements.
"A Manufactures. Mechanics. Mach merry. Ag.
ricnliursl and horticultural Products. Fine
Arts, Textile Fabrics. Horses. Cattle, sheep.
tions from exhibitors have been received Than 1t
any previous Fair, assuring the
Grande,t Exhibition Ever Witnessed In The West.
making ii II worthy exponent of the Industrial
and Agricultural Interests OF Missouri anil Kan
sas Chief among the many attractions offered
will be the
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

Ii. Grt.ilm Frost Is after John Dillon :
scalp Tor Incorporating HIM III Ills pa
per.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

.Orvii,e Grant has been sent so an in
sane asylum at Morristown, y j. He
IS dangerous to the Grant succession
talks too much.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

The crowd At Toledo did not want 10
hear John Sherman, il seems. but he
spoke his piece anyhow.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

Chauucey |. FlI.ey has been depoScd Il,
postmaster IT II. Louis. Col Sam. HAYS
succeeding him.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

Hon \. II Ruckncr has been nUmlna
ted for congress III the thirteenth MIS-
souri, district.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

Mr.. Beecher says. were Paul alive
now | think he would shine As an evolu-
ZIONIST"
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Gov. Rice. OF Massachusetts. has re-
fused To give up Hiram IL, kimpion,
who i wanted in South Carolina
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

Ben Butler does not seem to be much
OF a HAYES man-he is 4 Butler man.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

ST. Louis Republican: The c"lored
people OF Davies county have avowed
their purpose to vote the democratic
ticket.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-07

the Public Schools.

Number of pupils enrolled at the Public
Schools, Monday, september 2d. ISIS.
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