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THE ,EABTR's PoPuLATToN. "A recent
Belgian publication shows that the actual
Depu.ation Of the earth is abept 4 coo, 600,
g0o0s about equally divided between males
and females, Every year about SO, COG, coo
die every day, "a, 834 every hear, s, $50
every y sniDute, 90. s. Thsrsfore, there
yadsathg every second. q Ineiyisized eoun-
stFios there Are more, births than deaths.
bat the whole world considered, the num-
Der OF the former ID about equal 20 that of
ths latrer.9 More psaple are born and die
dnfhei night than in the days and generally
speaking, low sized men die. before those
of tall stature g, 064 lauguages are epekeu
10 the world $50 in Europe, s9s in Asia.
276 10 Africa and 1864 In Amer;ks. 8
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!. THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
An Agreement Upon theTerms OF. the .Bii
m Extending the Time for Com plation. Q

I, The directors of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company have aceeded TO the
terms of the bill extending the time for
completing that road, in the form fixed by
the ommittee on railroads of the House Of
Representatives, and the measure Is ready
for presentation in the House ON the call of
the COMMITTEES. The Representative in Con-
sgress from Washington Territory and the
entire delegation in both houses from Ore.
gon, Withthe exception of Senator Mitchell,
who is understood to have adverse railroad
interests to serve, are satisfied with the
bill in it's present shape and give il their
united support. From the variety of clash
ing interests that required to be harmon
ICED some nnisapprehensions have arisen in
regard to the proposed legislation and the
attitude of the Northern Pacific Company.
As to the failure of the pending bill to fix a
definite limit tO. the mortgage bonds that
may oe issued by the reorganized COMPANY
in completing it's line, this thscompsny say is
unnecessary inasmuch as the ,irreyersible
contract between the former, bondholdsrs.
and stockholders, which forms the basis of
the present company and which has been
confirmed by the courts, limits the issue of
bonds to twenty five Thousand dollars per
mile. As matter of fact the present man
agement assert their .unwillingness TO ex-
ceed fifteen thousand per mile, and express
the belief that even that iimit.. need not
be reached. In any case the stockholders,
and not the directors, of the company will
decide all questions affecting mortgage
loan. The Northern Pacific Company 10 I
1874 disposed Of all it's interest in aud clos
ed all connection with the Greg on steam
Navigation Company, of the Columbia
river. The president Of the latter corpora
ton represeBts a stock interest in; the
Northern Pacific Company, but he is not
its managing director 81 the Pacific cscoast,
as has been intinated: ard has nothing TO !
d. in shaping its pol .ey. :; go 8 =,
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IvTERMARR1AeE OF REBArfvEs:- Mr..
George Darwin, after searching iHyestiga-
ton, concluded that 1's the widely different
habits life of men and women in ciy1lized
nations; especially among the upper classes,
tend to connterbalauce any evil from mar
risge between healthy closely related per-
sons. MIR. Darwin's views are in a. nseas-
ure sustained BY DIR. Yolni's inquiry into
the commune OF Batz Batz il rocky, Sc
cluded. ocean washed peninstla of the
Lore Interieure France, containing oyer
three ath0usaad psopiea of siaple habits.
who DOM drink and commit M crime.
For generations they have intermarrisd, !.
but no cases have occurred OF deaf-rnutism,
albinoisin, blindness, or malf0rsnation, and
the number of children born 10 above the
averages-Sciensafe Amerseasa. - 80 "a -,
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"A MOVED w EAPON. The sArH8g and
Macy Gazette reports tsat novel inyent-s
ION, in the form OF q repeater piatol andasar
bre combined, has lbe1n brought 10 Epg-'
land by w ID Gurd, Q Canadian, for sub
mission TO the War Office. The invention
is at present in a rough form, but after its
has undergone careful mechanical manipa-
lafion it promises to- become . weapon
unique in, character, and one which might
he found of consid derable service 10 the men
OF the mounted arms in the field. aazg
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z9 ALHAsTERg In NasCALIFoRNrAss-~Aceo
20 lhe Ventures Prsas some SAMPLES Of ala
basteE found co tAe Lepse near that town
have been seilt TO tlse Sac Franciseo n,ar-
Die werks for insoecsioa. The company
rapport the rock is voth from &ll5aae $500
p foot and that kis, equal 10 the italian
alahaster which is SO safRaiy empioyed In
the manutactnrs sH 0rmamesstal articles.
Gold, silver, cinnah.xs eoppeFsa iron, Lead,
sooab oisa oalldinG msfeFial What other
with natural wealth So ina 0sse here hasiaa
the sattiRg sun 2 ~ k4 rs E8
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4 "a haTtendsrin Riohmends Va, neglect
ed to oFagister glass Of ale which be soJd.
and has beendiaed $4a. so for tho omission.
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Blanks for Sale.

If an assortment is ordered lesser guam
titles than one hundred will be furnished at
same rates. Cash must accompany order.
Postage will be prepaid. Address,
NEW NORTH-W EST,
DEER LODGE.
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John Morrissey says he is not afraid to
die.s It is his delicate way of remarking
that he doesn't fear John G. Heenan in
any way, shape or form.-Bufalo Er-
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
A FISH IN A HUMAN SKULL.

The San Francisco Call says: "A live
lish imbedded in human skull was ta-
ken from the bay near the Indian dock
yesterday morning. The tinny tenant
must have had Il liking tor its strange
quarters, as it was too large to make its
escape. The fishermen had dispute
over their treasure, one Of them claim
ing that never before had such an occur
renee been heard of This was denied,
but the production of a newspaper con-
tainiug the following settled the difficult
ty: In 1851 two sons of John H. Witt,
of Greensburg, Pa, We're in the habit of
setting night lines in the Allegheny riy-
er in order to become possessed of the
tinnv tribe. One morning very mys-
terious thing was observed from the
shore, being attached to one of the lines
out some distance. On dragging in the
line fish was fast on the hook, with
his head prot' uding from the oritice of q
human skull. its body being in the skull
and too large to allow Its escape there
from.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
COLUMBIA AND THE UNIVERSITY.
COLUMBIA, Mo. June IL, 1873.

EDITOR lSTRLLIGKSCER: - Thinking = word
from the " Athens oil the west and its center of
attraction. the State University. may prove OF
some interest to many of readers take great
pleasure in writing. Columbia. as you are
aware. Is situated in the most beautiful and
picturesque part OF Boone county. Possess-
iLg natural as well us social advantages to make
the Cniverity success as one would judge from
the aesthetic art displayed IN Deautiiy ing and
adorning their homes to make them cheerful and
attractive. The University Is built ON slight
elevation, in the southern part of the town.
havins campus of some fifteen acres, ad-
mrably arranged and we'll laid of, with " alks
AMI drives running IN all directions. On the
ground is u Chuly beate spilng. making fa-
vorite resort tor the invalds of the town.
from analysis its waters possess many of the
medicinal properties Of the celebrated Bedford
Springs. The agricultural department Possesses
| many advantages. having at Its head Prof. Geo
&. swallow, who, after teaching the theory
makes u practical application by experimenting
upon agricultural farms adjoining the Univers-
| ity. commencement exercises of the University
came OF Thursday. June Sth. To give n detail
| ed account fall the exercises would occupy too
much space Suffice it to say that all did splen-
didly, and further. that Lafayette county may
| well feel proud of her representation when she
| senis ouch gentlemen rs F.. q. Taylor, editor
| in- chief of the Unv"rsIty Missourian) Fletcher
| Cowherd, claw departmenu, and some others
| whose names We cannot ut present recall. May
she ever try to increase her list, and always en-
| deavoT to raise her standard of excellcncy by
educating thoroughly her sons and daughters
| Christian College, under the leadership of Prof
| Bryant. and stephens College, presided over by
| President Rider, have their closing exercises
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
A WOMAN STILL.

She was wlld-eyed. and her clothes
looked as if they had been tossed on her
with pitch-fork. She struggled into
the counting-room of the Herald office,
which circus agent had Illuminated
with lithograph portraits of show peo-
pie. male and female. after their kind.
There she stood. taking stock of the
art gallery. with rapt intensity OF gaze.
81 just came in to look at the pictures
l didn't mean no harm. Hope don't
intrude. 1 can't read. and l want my
eyes to rest on something pretty once
IN while. don't live nowhere. Last
night the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation raised me money enough to buy
nights lodging. l hain't got much
sense. 'Spect I'm female tramp.
Good morning g.''-Indlanapoiis Herald.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
QUOTH THE RAVEN, "NEVERMORE.

No more Mitchell, OF Oregon. no more
Spencer, of Alabama. nosmore Dorsey of
Arkansas, no more Sargent, of Calitor-
mia, no more Conover, of Florida, ne
more Dick Oglesby, of Illinois, no more
Wadleigh. of New Hampshire, no more
Stanley Matthews, of Ohio, no more
Patterson, of South Carolina no more
Howe, of Wisconsin-atter the Sd of
March next. Verify, there is hope tor
the United States Senate yet. As the
Rev. Mr.. Jasper, Of Richmond, truth
fully observes: "Tho world do move"
-[St. Louis Times.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
WHERE GUILT Is FIXED
From the jackson Clarion, Official Journal
MisslsSipni

From the jackson Clarion, Official Journal Of
Missssippil
The astounding revelations made by
the witness Anderson of the Republican
frauds in thePrcsidential election inL Louis-
lana are simple terrific. The audacity
displayed by the authors of them and
the extent to which they were carried
are as amazing as the crimes themselves
are shocking to the moral sense of the
country. The testimony fixes the guilt
upon Sherman. Matthews and others of
the highest Of the Republicans, appointed
supreme Judge. Not only SO, but it
positively fixes upon r. B. Hayes him.
self guilty knowledge OF the crime
after. il not before, the fact
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
LINES

TUE POET LAUREATE on THE DEPARTURE OF
The - COLLEGE GIRLS.
Oh. brother bard, It's very hard
To SEE that silent house;
To viewthat gate ferrugnous
To post concatenous
Where metagllic 10 did,
But some few days ago.
Gadolinite with petalite
Flabelliferendo.
Here siicste did suberats.
When sent 10 anslyze
Black oxide of black OK tail soup,
Black cooks blackberry pies.
Here drew the fair calcogrspher
The geUmetric line;
And perverse Jennie Ray shun Rose
That came 10 see Coslnx
Our catelec:rodes were those fair
Argliopophagi.
Once near. now far, just As = star,
That has its syzygy;
Its psralaN and gunny sacks,
On Enropean plan;
As hexaheptahedrouslv
AS any other man.
When passing that gynecium,
The briny . H
Runs Ger our zygonatic bones,
Like water in = slough.
thloridosOdlc torrents sweep
our faces like the storm:
Like cyclones terrible. which keep
IntundibuIiform.
Poor Bobinet about his Bet
AorcIn breaks his heart;
Sad BenZoluid from Aneroid
Suiphated Was TO part.
RubiAcln, 'twould be q sin.
For Sslicyl to pine,
For soon you will forget her. and
Triethylamy line.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
FROM HORSES DOWN TO RATS.

The editor of the London Truth vouch-
es tor the statement that horse meat
is about equal to third-rate beef; that
donkey flesh is better eating than beef
or mutton that cat tastes exactly like
rabbit, and that rats. barring gritty
taste, are wholesome and nutritious
food Ii any body wants rat in every
style, we know Of some for sale cheap
when caught.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
DAISY PICKING.
4 Home Journal.)

little child, kneeiinK in meadow grasses.
Her tiny apron keaped with blooms of spring ;
Lightly above her head the soft wind passes,
Sweetly along her way the blue-birds sing !.
Quick ny the eager glances hither, thither,
The little grasping fingers know no bound;
Already some fair buds begin to wither,
Some softly drop unnoticed to the ground.
No matter how. the world is full OF sw eetness ;
Stretches the held before her wide and gay ;
Blithe little heart that knows no inconpleteness
No touch OF gloom IN all the sunny day.
All, gladly take what spring-time brings OF
gadness.
Each tender blOssOmed Joy of ch!ldhOods hour
For days Will come when. treading slow in sad
ness,
Thou rnay'st search vainly for one wayside
flower.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
THE FLORIDA FRAUD.


IT T7tlTVEE
There is overwhelming evidence that
the state of Florida was honestly car
ried by democracy in 1876. In fact.
some Of the republican "vlsltors' were
thoroughly convinced OF this at
the time; and one of them
Zen. Barlow of New York-in
IN exhaustive analysis presented facts
which went far to convince every one
not blinded by passions and prejudice of
this. We fancy that the republican
member of the subcommittee OF invest!-
CATION will need very tough conscience
to refrain from joining in the ''traud'
| cry after he has heard all the evidence.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
At THE CHURCH GATE.

Although enter not,
Yet round about the spot
Outlines hover;
And near the sacred gate,
With longing eyes wait,
Expectant OF her.
The minister bell tolls out
Above the city's rout.
And noise and humminE.
They've hushed the minister bell:
The organ gins to swell:
She's coming, she's comingi
Ny lady comes At last.
Timld. and stepping fast.
And hastening hither,
With modest eyes downcast:
She comes-she's here, she's past!
May heaven 60 with her!
kneel uAdisturbed, fair saint.
Pour out your praise or plant
Meekly and duly:
j will not enter there,
To sully your pure prayer
With thoughts unruly.
But suffer me to pace
Round the forbidden place.
Lingering q minute,
Lake outcast spirits, who wait.
And see. through heavens gate,
Angelic within It.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
ALFRED j. HALL.

ATE CIRCUIT AND PROSECUTING Al
III TOREEY, will practice IN AL the courts y.
knd Federal Courts. Criminal law anu coiiec-
fions = specially. Refers by peEmlsslon' 70 & lux
Lexington Ss:ings Bans, hon. Jonn ,,'s.,, neiu
-: Gov j. W. Stevenson, u 3 Senator iloni
Eentucky; b. 4. IRELAND, County treasurer
s.us,1s store janl6-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION,

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE schooner
Ethen was to sail to-day on her Arctic
expedition. but her preparations are not
completed, and she will probably be de-
layed until the carly part of next week.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22

To suffer and be pleasant is almost
impossible for an adult, and quite so
Tor a baby. When it is afflicted with
Collie. Diarrhea or other troublesome
disorders use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price rs cts.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
ONLY KNAVES DISTURBED.

From the Utica Observer
Only knaves are disturbed by the ex-
posure OF crime. The people look on ap-
provingly, happy in the hope that
the character OF their institutions is to
he vindlcated against the foul assaults of
consplratOrs,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
FAILURE OF A COMMISSION HOUSE.

New YORK, June II. - Joseph
taulkes Il Sons, shipping and commits
sion merchants, Beaver street. have
failed. Liabilities. so. 600; assets, $751;
600. The tlrm has been in existence
eighty wears
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
NV vyr.Sp- SENoPHoS RYLASD,
IN .. nAHS>- II,t,i q
RYLAND s. RYLAND,

Ia once over No 6I, Main street PRACTICE
|n .ii IN. Courts oi Lafayette and adjacent couh-
ie, In the supreme court Oh Tue S'a1e M aiiu .
Iisfric. Iourt OF the Uuiled states. PROMPT
StrenrIon given to collections anu All otnei
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22

TTORNEIS AL LAW, >- N,
Smc. No. s1h Main street, over 1e'ts - btMe
kore wll practice IN the Laiaiet.e anu .',tT...i
ly counties. Special attention gwen 10 eo
Sns and the investigation ot lanu titles
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22

Warrensburg Journal Democrat: We notice
that. Capt. A. a Lesu"ur. editor OF theI-exington
inteliigencer, has been solicited 10 become Cali
'iidute for the Legislature, from the western dis
trict Of Lafayette county. He is the man Tor the
place, and should be elected by nil means No
better man breAthes Coils free air than Alex
Lesueur. and We would rejoice to hear Of his
being honored. We say, send Lesusur by ali
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
T.,ss Ni,sourl New York
HOOD. GREEN e. VAN BLARKlN,

IDEAL ksTATE AIkNIS, jefferson CITY,
|R Mo-, do Is general Reai Estate business. 10
desir0us oi selling real estate We oeS
leave to call their attention TO the iact thal one
bur hrm ID always ia the east inducing capitaistn
Ito invest ID western real estate. CUr comn.s-
sions light NO sale, cnarKe- we Also ouci
flor sale hae farms Missouri, IN various couh-
tIes We sell ut great bargains anu on ionS
change publlc lands and improved real estate
a lexaa Tor improved farms IN missouri On
Idrst class estate pay part In cash. epaoiihs
q arties deslrouS of emiSratlnx to texas 10 Set
liner homes while land yet cheap. Guides anu
msps sent tree to all. Address US al Jefferson
|ClIy No. Reliable agents wanted IN every
county to represent us. -, oSiSi
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22

Pleasant Hill Review. We see by our exchaD-
ges that Alex. Lesueur, editor oil the Lexington
Inteiligencer, has been called upon by many Of
his friends TO become u candidate lor the legis-
laiure from Lafayette county. His reply WAS
that he would leave 1t TO his democratic constlt-
uents whether TO go stay. They viii say go,
every time.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
ShY c. WALLACE. "A' r. ~
WALLACE s. CHlLES,

A TTuKSEYs AND CoUSsELLoks Al
~ Law, Lexington, Mo. OAee, IRON. loG,..
"a court house. VIII practice IN the couTt. .. %
Ala vere and surrounding counties anu aiso ~ u
m Suurem. court oI the state ot Missouri, aAu
~ - : tIrruIt and District courts 1or the
n estern District uf Missouri
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
A NAME THAT MEANS SOMETHING.

A West Hill man calls his horse
Time" because when he is "untied' he
waits for no man. burlington Hawk
Eya
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
:. y AI.EXANDER.

TToRNEY AT LAW. VIII practice p,Ii,..I III .n'
- - attend promptly TO the coiiectioh y,
AIMS and to ,nvestis CATION OF Titles 10 wn tra'
At. prtice over the Banking House oi " ~ :
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22

SedalaD aDemocrat:- Alex A. Lesucur, the
accomplished editor OF the Lexington lnteliigcn-
Ger. has been called upon by many of hIs eilow
citizens TO become n candidate for the legisla-
ture from the western district OF Lafayette. In
his reply. and because of his innate modesty. he
has left 1t to his democratic constituents to say
whether he shall 20 stay. They will say 30
almost unanimously. There Is no quality a leg
Islator needs that Lesueur has any lack of. He
is brave. honest, experienced, adaptable. cour
teous. of large acquaintance. Of sklful training
OF thorough education. Of great Illustrative
ability, and of immense power and plausibiliiy
as public speaker. He should be chosen by all
means. Lexington might be and could be made
one of the prominent political centers OF Mis-
souri, Send Lesueur to the legislature. and the
thing is good rs accomplished. Already an
important factor state politics, at Jefferson
City he would be all the better able to organize
his friends and consolidate the natural power
that will always attach to u fearless and consci-
entious democrat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22

Miami Index We notice in the Lexington
Inteligenccr call signed by over 80 citizens of
his county. asking Capt A. a. Lesueur to be-
come candidate for representative from the
western representative district OF Lafayette
county. We don I like TO NEEDLE with the local
politics of another county, but since the legisla-
tnrc must enact laws for the entire state. as Il
citizen OF the state We desire to see none but the
best and tittcst made representatives, and we
feel assured the citizens of Lafayette county
have acted wisely in calling such man as Capt.
Lesueur. The number and respectability of the
names subscribed to the call, show in what
TEEN he is held, and will almost nee essltate his
acceptance.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22

KIND WORDS.

Sedalia Times; Alex. Lesueur editor
OF the Lexington 1nteliigencer. has been called
upon to run tor the legislature. Capt L. ID es-
pecialy lifted. by Character, by his knowledge
OF public affairs. and general intelligence. to
take care OF the rights OF his people in that body.
We hope the voters will view it thus.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
10. T. RArHBUN

r.raRSEYS AT LAW, Lexington, mo " a.
practice in all the courts o. ranr,s ,hr T Fromp,
p SA1.u't, .,,San TO collections. Office IL
ntsiiireucsr Building" front room.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
FARM FOR SALE,

THHE undersigned, executor of the last .RL
i will and testament OF Jesse Roberts,
deceased. now offers tor sale the home
farm of said deceased, situated in Green -
ton Valley, two miles south of Greenton post
office. said farm contains 240 acres of No.
land. $50 acres under fence. balance in timber.
There is on the place good residence, two good
barns, apple orchard, peaches pears, &c. Also
good water. both in wells and spring branches.
TERMS:-One-thirdc cash. one-third In twelve
For price, and any other particulars, apply to
SAMUEL W. GREASY, Executor.
maylltf Greenton, Lafayette Co, Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22
NOT A MISTAKE

rT,HAT GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS, ROOTS
i AND SHOES, QUEENsWARE. STONE
as anywhere in the city, at l3l. Dutch Row.
Five hundred bushels of dried APPLES and
PEACHES WANTED.
sept2S JOHN 4. JORDAN,
Lexington, No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-22

CArrollton Democrat;-And now Capt Alex.
A. Lesueur. editor OF the Lexington lnteiigen-
Ger. Is being put forward by his friends u
Candidate for The legislature from the western
district of Lafayette county. Well We think n
small sprinkle ot printers would be heaithful in
the next legi stature. and If Capt Lesueur will
go, we Will stay at home. The captain would
make an able repl esentatiye, and ii We lived in
support