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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-24
NEW YORK SHOPPING.

EVERYBODY delighted with the tasteful and
r. beautiful selections made by Mrs. Lamar,
who has NEVER FAILED to please her GUS
toners. New fall CIRCULAR just issued. Send for
It. Address, Mrs. ELLEN LAMAR,
III Broadway,
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Or. J.F. HAYWOOD,
of New York, voluntarily indosses II
-oean wuAr,AE SAYa:-

DR. TUT: NeW fe:x. ~ SSvs,s ~ ~; 49, 80
c: ses Of lung so:.sss. In the lower N.EA q The
city the were OF very se1sLs w. :.
and conisss my surpriss q its ,wondsgtul pow.E
Durinx II pr.ctlce Of twenty yeafs. nay9 nsvSe
Ia my erf cts l. instantly snbdusd The Mo v1olsns
its Of ooa ;h.ng and invariably Gru0o ne S,ssa1o
lew days. / Ienesrfully indofss 1t - the eess a..S
medicine e1sr used. v1-oor, = -
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INTELLIGENCER.
0FF1CTAT. .COIJNTY PAPER.
Terms, So per Year, in Advance.
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TAslf.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.

PAclF1e RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for st. Louis and the
Arrive at st; Logis.. -; 5:0s @ P. NJ
Arrive st st. Louis. s:52 A. N.
ARRIVE.
Exprsss and Mail from st. Loais. East
AeeenSod.tion aa lron st. Louis: East
ana s'a'h'.Kiasi C.BKa RUSSELL. Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN
LKAv1 LEXINGTON
Trains for Kansas City and West. II :0O
Trains for st: Louis East and South. -. ;SPM
Trains for Richmond. :9S 90 :. M
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON
Trains from st. Louis and all points East
and South. "o a n n
From Kansas City and ali points West 80 NJ
st. Joe and points NORTH q RisH0P AEept. ep
NO. P. "A. n.-K. c. & e. Dlv1sIes-FAREow
GAUGE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON FOB KANSAS CITY.
Passenger .6:1s A. NJ.
Freight and accommodation. .lO:2O A. M.
LEAyx LEXINGTON FOR INDEPENDENCE AND
WAY sTATIONS.
Freight and accommodation. ..........l:4o p. IL.
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON.
Freight and accommodatisn ...:.....;a go ?. y.
e. BEN. RUSSELL, Agent.
| CHICAGO . ALTON r, Rat HlaaINsvILLE.
GOING WEST.
Denver Express. Jag A. N
X. Z. Mall. ~ r. n
Way Freight. ..lZ:zo F. M
GOING EAST.
| Denver Express. w e ni
1 n. ". MAIL. = n. -
Way kfelgnt : :. a. 10 oo - y,
Way Freight both ways by procuring ticket
before entering the cars. No other freight vii
'S n Bk.@Trsins BkeeTi are run by Chicago time. i
being twenty minutes faster than the Missouri
Pacific time. j. A. FIELD, Agent.
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A NEWSPAPER PIB. WRITES.

a NEWSPAPEKH HVo. WI I1s
Office. :veninS NsHs. Ansuat., "a
Dr. TUT: Dear Sr-My little son. ~ ~, sssas H. Z
sl.e't cough, that listed tin thin month sinSH.
E.pectnrut 1 Lad tried most every thing recon-
loded. but none did any good Until ~ cass
entirely. With many thanks. am IoIss thy ts5Z,rv
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-24
why the KITTEN PUZZLE Is PROHIBITED At
THE WHITE MOUSE.

lFrsm the New York Sun.l
Twas in the White House parlor,
At the goOdly hour OF nine,
That Mr.. Hayes was trying
The puzzle 10 divine.
The sllys branches clustered
About his bendsd knee,
And eft he slipped in silence
A coektxil-mads Of tea.
With eager eyes they watched him,
As he slipped the blocks about,
But vain were all his efforts
To s0ive tue problem cut.
From to the numbers
Were IN their places straight,
And 50 were all the others,
Except the and 8.
'''Tis very odd. he nurmursd,
.'Key trips up on eleven,
And Schurtx on 3. but somehow
stick On or !.
No natter how I move them,
They're sure to come tho same;
How shall get the working
ofthis pesky Fifteen Game"
Then out spoke little Scotty,
With gentle voice, and low:
'Why. pa, just write letter
To Aliunde Joo.'
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WILLIAM YOUNG.

A TTORNEY AT LAW Lexington, Missouri.
n Will practice his profession IN al o. tne s
courts OF Lafayette county and the courts VI
Record in the state. Office opposite the court
house. All business promptly attended 70.
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cut, California, Nevada aud Oregon
combined. Again:

Missouri furnished 1929 more
union troops than did the six states
Of Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Nc
braska. Nevada and Oregon.
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80, pv,AsD- XENoPHON RYLAND.
ohS L. Notary Public
RvUAND & RYLAND,

rTopyEys AT LAW, Lexington, Mo.
A Once over No. 81, Main street. Practice
IN ali the Courts OF and adjacent eoam an
ties. in the Supreme Court OF staies tae Frompi
sttention given to collections and all other
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-24

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Lexington, Missouri.
"A Will practice in all the courts OF La1ayette
and adjoining counties. Prompt attention given
,sooIs .tora febl1u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-24

sitebel Missouri furnished 2.475
more union troops than did the cig hit
states of Vermont, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Minnesota, Conuecti-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-24
JOE SHELBY.

THIS splendid and renowned -
i SADDLE STALLION will 1N
make the present season on the @N
Silverdale farm, five miles south RN<A
of Lexington, on the Columbus hAkSv
road. He is 16 hands heigh, W
black, and very stylish.
Terins-Three dollars single leap. due at time
of service; five dollars for the season. due at end
of season, and eight dollars to insure a mare IN
foal, money due when fact is ascertained, mare
sold or parted with. Care taken to prevent ac-
cidents, though not responsible should any
occur. -
Pasturage furnished at so cents q week for
mares from distance.
RINGO
Is . splendid young Jack, FIVE years old this
spring. is 15k hands high, stylish, well made
and sure fOal getter.
Terms-He Will serve mares at eight dollars to
insure in fOal, money due when tact Is ascer-
tAi.~d. WILL ..>AAs scsson ut SliNeT-
dale farm, five miles south OF Lexington.
aprill9n j. b. SILVER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-24
ALL 10 NOT GOLD THAT stiITERs.

Things aren' t always what they seem;
Skim often sells for cream;
Men on sunday kneel in prayer,
Then on Monday lie and swear.
Wsmen who, upon the street.
Smile at every enc they meet,
Let their hearts turn cold as stone
Just a. soon - they are home.
Girls, who look so dreadful nice
That we gaze upoa them twice.
Are nade up from head to shlns.
Oi cotton, Whalebone, pads and pins.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-24
Dr.T..U1 IT'S
Expectorant| !
IN I'd 2scTs. AND 81 BOTTLES.

It's properties are Demnleent, Nutd-
tive Salsamic, Soothing and aee1nG.
Combining ali these Uaanties, tt 4 the
most effective LUNG BALSAM eveE
offered to sufferers FROM pulmo0aLz
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-24

Meals at all hours OF the day aud night. at
The European Hotel. f2sms
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ATTORNEYS.
CHARLES E. STONE,
NOTARY PUBLIC, Napoleon, Lafayette
N county, Missouri. mayllu
JOHN s. BLACKWELL,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public and
n Justice of the Peace, Lexington. Missouri
Onice over Davis s Allstadt's boot and shoe
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TuOS u nUI.ING.

IA TTORNEY- Lexington, NO.. oi.
"a ice with Alex. Graves, Esq over aG;ste h0yte
E NevTSs store Will practice all the courts
of Iafayette and adjoining Counties, and IN tne
State Supreme Court. Collee,lsns p Promhprss oihers
made, ia,sR Taxes pay e. i'r Patronage solicited
Ganl0yrD
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-24

AL. WEST.
THIS Splendid Stallion and
l. renowned tretter will stand RSN
the present season at the Quality
Ridge stock farm of Menoah EYNNA
Beamer, ten miles south of NAAA3O
Waverly; will be permitted to W
serve mares vt S15 to insure mare with foal the
money payable when the fact is ascertaInei, or
the mare parted with. Single leaps will be
charged $40. payable invariably at time of
service.
DICTATOR.
My fine iron-gray, Membrino Champion colt.
Will serve mares, at $40 to insure.
MEMBRINO BEAMER.
16 hands high, four years old. will also stand at
same place. at $25 to insure. or sic single leap
| Cash IN hand for leap service.
MARINGO.
NV extra fine young Jack, will be permitted t.
serve mares at $40 to insure He Is 15k hands
| high, black, with mealy nOse-by Blackburn
1 Kentucky Jack.
Pasturage furnished, and good care taken, q
fifty cents per animal per week.
| 1rotting stock OF any age and yeung stallion
for sale at all times.
| march2Om3 MENOAH BEAMER
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-24
SELECT SCHOOL
HIGH GRADE FOR BOYS.

A SELECT SCHOOL of high grade ~
Tor Boys and Young Men, was Atn
opened in this city, in the new -
Presbyterian church on Main street,
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8TH. 1879.
Thorough instruction will be given
IN the Classics, Higher Mathematics and ordi-
nary English Branches. Pupils will be pre-
prepared for the Freshman, Sophomore or even
Junior Class in college.
Arrangements have been made with gentle
man OF experience, in the city. 10 assist in the
instruction of the classes should the interest oil
the school demand it.
Tuition will be SIS, $40 and SIS per term Of
five months, according to grade of advancement
A contin gent fee of 81 per term will be charged
bills must be paid quarterly in advance.
For further information, apply to
aug30u b. L. HORSON.
FOR SALE.
A FINE BLACK DRAFT
"A STALLION. Will sell very 9N
, 1880-11-12
FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

INTERNAL revenue receipts yesterday amount.
cd to 3:'s.sH.
TnE Pension Agent, Miss Sweet, has been sup.
piled with money for pensioners.
4 SuMnEH Of tho Government officers wcro ut
Wn''kcgan yesterday intending tho wc,ldug OF
Judge fnod9ctt's InuRhter.
Blk THOUSAND nO1.T.atts in silver wns received
at tho United Status SIb-.rrcnsl,ry yc.ter,]ny,
anu S::,0W pald mt. TIN thousand Il oars in
gol'l wits also dtsburscd.
1'fE following Is a list nf tho duttohlo gro,,s
received Mt tho Custom- House yesterday: Chi
caro- Stunning Company. u b,xes tin. p!nte:
Ftela, Letter j. Co., lH eases cotton hosiery; n.
II. Stilc[Nlr Co.,. 9D sncka suit; Field. Letter &
az e Fse wtsr 1os sKs Easws III ;. 1n;s
lectIUHs, $1,lol.
=, FAIL :tASNlSCs was arral9nc.s bofoso United
Sthtes Cn1UtssiOncr llDynp yustcrtlny to shaw
eiltlsa why ho hns carried wholesale ilaliur
business without paying tho special INK. Ihu
THso WIS con tt'ltict forM week from Saturday
nnpe.
=, IttE examination Of IInrl,ormnster Joh,t Nc
Cnrthy, who nidcsl O'iccr 1iurns In Interfering
wl'h vi ,'aEs; naEsns Ghnpnlal,. Deputy, Mnrshal.
IN Hnited fo!naes sa,es ccq'a,ssonsr oyno ys:!sr
tinlt ChapinAn wits enteaynrlns to keep urtlar II,
!ho l1lse OF voters. At1tl pruvOnt others from
hrcnktnE Into IT, when Mccarthy hrtd hlln whtlu
severhl Democrats got into tho line u utlvilnro
presumably. Iscpublicans. Tho prisoner was
nell! inr trlAl ut tho Upper court, and bill liked
nt S.hu. Martin Casoy becntlu aurpty- Dthor
nrrrSte Will probably lie made tho United Sta.cs
Federal nftlccr must not bo intcrtcrcd With
while III tho di1chnrQa Of his duty.
, 1880-11-12
INOUESVS.


Deputy'Coroncr With hcltl NJ, It,gucst ycatcr.
dAy ut tho County litaplta! upon Michael HUI.
licssoy, tho tlrnkar aud lpasor WIN .iie.l t,1ure
~ Injuries rocolytsi III 1t street tight election.
tsAy. Thu only witluss examined was Jcrou,ul,
hosurs, keopur III a lodalus.houso ut No. 4A5
Clark ssruut. WIN Ravu tho tlcconsetl shelter tho
Ia!Rhe after be rruuIyel his injuries until tho
Following S'lnday lnrnIng, when no WIS sent to
l4G Hospital. lIoNiossey sui.l ho WIS xvt upon
while drank vt tho et,riltr Ut Van !liir1u iIuI
CtnfH streets by four Or live nlell. Ttprt W,s i'd
eS.1otiec to shoW tllAt WAlllr0n, WIN allpu VUus-
VIZ ~ tho Hospital, " any uher ppra,i,l III 14r-
tiel'lhr,, had intiioiul tho injuries, MD
mo Jury brought IN Il yor,Iiut
tlnt tlca'h was causetl by ncute mcI1,uKjtis ivi-
lowing cuts alltl hrulsos tnliIutetl hy i;uEntw1,
t'ossons Oil tho nlght Ut Tueslny, KUy. i. .-""
OTHER CAHEs,
An inquest wits also hpll ut tho NootlrlcI,
steAlut'oAt dock upon Gcnruo Compton, hruli-
En!tur pn tho steamer biichH,eu, Win died
fAth0r suddenly at O'Clock yusturIuy plnrt,inE
u, board ship. Tho Jury f0.ina ttat ,jrui w,Is
causpd by u'nx.lnpton. TAo ticcoasgI bus d
lu0lhur And rpiatftrn living In HufYnln. Viii,
W9r1 tutcEraphud Tho facts
!h1lcsts wGr0 alsD ltlu at No. 18l Wcsson
stsnt upon Potter Anderson. III yulrs OF uHo u.,i
se,!4!l. VINO t'ittl Nf consumption; Ut No. III
Wcsstln street u(A,n john &. Otsstn, % yours Ot
A4e. VINO TEL llgAn fG11 heMrt disease in Wpixpis
c0opor- shop, at M. ~ Wrsson strout,
, 1880-11-12

so%sn me- sx fin%s s s
@ %hs!c i sso ~ lassa 'mpor.as!on x
E,ycs,!ae d drst aorses from EnG9na 1r"Fnt
& q qs ss s ns s9f # % hs s s.
tio,l, nlntnly ly sirnpsh.rcs. Tho shccp exhhit
irnn' C.,s,," l. very l1rEe mud "f = snpe-
1sr qnSi % !ss %"%''c I'D" 's Ssns S'se5
ftsrcd % %cnhl 4, tne bost eysr sow
eeient fosa Il sess, Gs M es vt Vim Is
s,lcs, rs tn demand Kcnesl public attention. and
illesc cxhlbltions II successful, arc destined 10
nEconnEl nnocKwAY AMI, nts TnAnucEns.
The a:cs aa'yas AsMst srcss ranl 1fot,-
Gan'es iis e;na e rs g. S's qG,x
III having published i ,efasnotory nrliclo n !.
l.per known as Tho <irif'er ZcttA'iy OF tho ;th
9sk III ye.,naX aftsrmon sn.e Jns
na asry ,!Ssns' Sse'y 5 sar wth seerans 'ss5 snts III
"rHer an" In III W. ile!i Thors r. wi.s ' 1T aprar
.heIr rs.,l,sol. 10 mike y set.lcInent nr soI,o
Kind, various 1'rrpositinns wcre .Indo nntt re-
~ ass Ts iss is4sston e5 st hst VIII, # sX Iii s sv
aNd ihoir jMlr,iul. hut tic pia'ntiir wo,.ii nc.
ecpt nothing bit ~ nnnAuivoeat rotraeslnf. tho
a Ch!cax!'. The n4gravations III tho tri9ml
isea ay y she r,ss tl.t e.slal alns w:ro
o m II fxe i stSa t @ H. @ .,rcse u Sfts nts
tho defendants hnd beun arrested. After son,s
.letay tho pnstes. hy consent, n,1Jornc,l THO cnsu
tho tncnnttnlc I'LL rniirnlrIE settlement will no
sto,llt l,c nc. Tho ,lefc,ltlnsits nro III lad nix,
9pm,ra,.t1y, md ttoy seem to appreciate tho
4 rnorEL1.rt Asp A pntpur.
About q HtHrser before O'clock tast evening
re trnslicr Sweessnke; ono a. e lh9 csst!so
when near iluat.strtct hrlEe, Mttr,nrtetl I'll
, 1880-11-12

Ain, THOMPSON left Inst ntght for n fow davs.
cunning In I'm tn,crior nj tho stntr. 'N
7- " 49, 49, - ~ ''
AID. LAwLEn thinks he Gull bent Mnyor 1inr-
rssoM IN the ncn III tue spring, md ~ sA'd to bo
Arr. s.yn.ns WIN I'm. ,,eop o,,,, II, ror .,,,,
TINY, + roi,s:tea y bs incs,l,is, mud i, Is uss
ti.,a ~ viii oo ao'o 10 "e arouna As4f III
Tur Mayor wus ycsternnv nrcnar,ng mn nd.
dress to tho public, wI,lci, WIll ID rye out ID
,lay. Its tenor could not be gotten at, but it
Htarts out With the words: Snw that tho OK
i pr,,nt,A7tos of po,cs wa.tc,, ,pou tho sfavor
yesterday all Invited ,,i,n TO tllko rMrt il. tlH
feshsotton Of ,oo !lt,lsth nlsefsry Sf tS
lillian ti,o 1liI,' t,,,n,ncnoIn|r ~ o.ri,cn IL
promised 10 athena aud siNak, ~'"' tA'
ftfE l)et,artinone Or l,ubllc Works Is prcpnr-
nI1it thirix ,iIns nf 81 rrs ~ nv. c ,,i4 81
,,w Ashin,,A m,,i Synniwurt,, nv",s,,1s inhi,,o,,
stFcrt' i.svl,n,irn nvoc NM, nwnnIv s,,
Ihlrts'htth streoss, IN tho s'e'nty OF 1i"lstctl'
THE rnnar Is nEa[n prevalent thAt tho Mayer
I'm pJoyGs. Ltttis rreslcnce Is Eiven Il It. Gowuvcf'
s9!'y s,yt move l,o would huvo i,an4o It hefort.
u no toas uhvthnK In Tho Elnttcr, It will 10 to
ne'p !" IL" sprung clectluh. Or cunrse.
THE superintendent of 1inlltiinR. ,and Fire.
Matslnl wery , to- busy ysst.r'Ay lay to make tho
pr,tn!scI Investigation Of Eox's Thensre. With II
esW ss .' a. Te prapte'ors e af ,o to
plce. huweysr. called to sec them, and prom lied
t.. t1 ina%9 TIE changes tton,aiided at "l'ec. The
AMnyn tim huihl,uu- pcrm5,s fss,u.l vcs,er,nr,
wis onn to ruuii,. iiiinlcr 4 *. ia nr;,t n hnisr
rost s sS. nr" ~ ~. ~ Nrrrv ~,
ElntD.c1vUrGl nIls.trti r,,Df OH Nus iT nu1' '.ib
Dearborn avenue. to cost t:is,1; ono totC. J.
lieeta TO erect u TWO. story dwelling, No ~ lArk
"rcct @ct,s ha tlscr g1 70 df p W.iro a a ID
, 1880-11-12
CHARLES CAMPBELL,

Oa IH1its FUR THE MURDER OF fRSTOH nEATTY,
Tho ease OF Charles Campbell, tho negro niur.
dcrcr cauio ,ip before Judge Mc.ill!stor In the
Criminal Court at o'clock yesterday norulng,
Tho prisoner WIS represented by W. W. O. l.rieit,
Hsd Stnte's-AttDrncy Mills conducted tho rros.
etnt!on. Oh tho night Of tho 24th OF Jan,l-
Ary Inst the prisoner. who is n los-Iiycd but
tastlly.drcsscd negro gambler md bully, w,,s OF,
a spree on Harrison street. fn tho vicinity ut
Fourth nvcnue. fie staggered nKAtnst n post
a1!d Knocked OIL bis hat, and ut about tho same
tlno MI inosgrneivo coorcd man named Fcnton
licatty came along, nnd Campbell ao-
ctsted hln,, abused him. and then shot
HIN In tho abdomen. The murder
ut tho ttn,o was consfdere most wanton MID u,l.
rtfltohcn' THU prisoner WIS promptly arrested,
aud has hecu lying III jnil awaiting trial, having
mado h9ldavft previously that MI tho JUDGES In
Cook County wero prejutiIccd uuatnst lin az. 4.
cent McAllisfer, hcforn whom Campbcll pleaded
snllty yesfettins fnorning to murder, and throw
himself upon tho mercy of the Court feeling
perhaps that theJtdgc wns 1oath to tnfttct cnptnl
punishment. statn's-4Attorney Mills briefly rc-
tt 1fScH o e''9 ss., eass The pl o, guilty did
ns'ss!si!s sxSasd tsit;taf ss oncet s.Is
ssa;,Ia Gant Ees,SS n;a ana hnsot no.ed q
9no south sldn Of Harrison Rtryet, triweo,,
romr!n i.an ,s agae H., anti Gask ttrcut. When be-
S5 mp1n tMc eccno tt|o wh!lu ufter ho met
Cnnr!os CnnlFleal cnlltng out Of an tiley, Tho
ppLinetian look cltnrHo ur him, mud Cntnpbeil
pretcndel to 20 drunk nn4 not IL hnnw what
En,npbrll showed TINT ho llad heon tsrinkina.
but ~ Wns not trunk. CAMpbel insisted tbutt
NC 1ahi, tl,a not s9., Know whnt hui hnppencd.
r!son street about tho ti,io lncntiouts mid saw
%t S%p mGn M 1,n,rreling On the sidewalk about
H. H. tl. ~ ,. MKans towars them he heard ono OF
nsaef staef ren!!e "Nn, nint,' 4nd iInnlly mo Of
taonlt l.tMmpbs!l-cnmpeIled ileatty to pick in
ny hat Thuy hull to,y moro wurtIs. wt,ich tl,e
witness Ild not catch. Campbell then took II
n;s.o, Sn, ot ,' ot ~ poekct, and, cooking sad:
~, io"' S,11 iase This you ---,t mid shnt
Stt'sa tht, street. anh whtto la WIS goiEE over
tMshnuen shot ht'n tgaln. When tho first shut
Was f!retl the men Wera not moro than -four nr
hye rect npnrt;;
, 1880-11-12

personal loascs, did not forget tho interest and
welfare Of tho people who wcro sleeping In FAM
cIct' scct,rlty hcncnth his hnspitnhlp roof. Ilis
notions during tho excitement were such ns to
Gntcar ft him to 81 tho people In tho ho,st, and
whGro sy,eac were were assembled II, lnrxo party of
tn'cs r. nnd kenslemcn anxious 70 give wlt,.
Efforts T., ttosr ,cha,f. GIL. T. ii. Litfor. Of
n.arcnEorf, prrs!ded md Mr. FELTON,, Of Jnncs-
fiic, VIZ, netc,l NJ sccrrtnry..
Thanking Mr. Cummings md hta n.s0cinics, 10
wniGm sa,n fho psotririnr frcllay Replied nt
rnssetl expressive Of tho feelings OF tho guests,
anu thoy will bo ergrnssn.l und presented 10 Mr
M CUMMINGS, With thu signatures 1T every rorsnn
Oh tint Ovcntful ntEht. '
, 1880-11-12
TIIE EOOR-IIOUGE,

~ HAD bIAEE OF Affairs.
a meeting Ut tho County HOifd of Public
Charltlcs was held yesterday afternoon at tho
County Agents office. at which Commissioners
burlington, In tho chair, Bonno nud I1utt werc
present.
y long talk WINS hnd with Mr.. Reynolds, store
Keeper OF tho County roor-lIouso md 1nsnuo
Asylum, whose 1nanngomont OF bis department
was severely criticised. Sir. rtrlugtou insisted
tnat, while tho number OF occupants Of tho Poor
llos'se hHd been only about half what It was
Formerly, tho dryguotls aud other bills wcre not
diminished. 1le 0'so complained that tho ruan.
lily OF Hcat served out iA,iy-two polEda to
etch lnan--w's altu9athor too larao. Ho did
,!9t Wish 70 itnl'usIt air 1seynolds' honcsty but
Il stnia itani m enat nne,hR wa wronK d tst
i, lao.so tue con,ln!t,sc had frequently noticed
tt'a m9nI,or or tliolr sliytrlbl!tlon. ''@'>'
s sa - tat s nsM v n2thng Of The
passca nis saas ID WIG fGeq pexa a1SF
ta!n!ng ,ltiinis iufornsHton on tho s,ICeGt @ ~ In
% stMsc;l that tho bnukkeepcr who hnd heon do
ta!lcd from tho Ioor-l lIo,iao Inmates to aaslst
,,ron"r nr "s ~ h;s aeak anu did not attend
III *; T.SsIsxsse@if s Is a!ways drunk. why do
Mr.. lsuyi,olis s.sis1 Tint tho Warden WINS fully
acquainted With tho b0okkerpers iaiingK; hc,icc
IS ,S,f, had not thought 1t worth whilo 70 report
Mr.. sonne remarked that no know for d faot
tnat no entry had beon Inaie III tho books OF
ioyos sea has II: .aea stay Vas tho
caHe ~
s.: pnrngton thon Informed Mr. Reynolds
manner III which tho etcrloaQ l,,trt uf his jull0r
WIS performed. and tho gentleman Withdrew,
attor making an appeal for rctcution in hts po-
Thu Commissioners present nlatlo M nuswcr
, 1880-11-12
MISSISSIPPI RIVER cnuuIcc,,,,

sT' L'C1s, No., Nov. ft.-Tho oMis1uM; Miss. ,1en, :,
Commission this morning e,lopicd = .n,t aset
providing for tho preparation Of n 's,psus'aa sas
setting forth tho work III tho hanf, or ,%emofsl .%
n!tsson' and the urgent necessity of oa'',.t as to
am III securing spenty complexion of f,stlFs ~
lortat state and Sat'onal work, aul o,tIns a+', ID
respective statcs to appropriate A. m 1sn.as ou'
d9r tlye yoan, which shall bc p,nced in thu hh,'dua
S g shf, s q ta
nnlp: nlao resolution declining t1a sIen noe.at aast
Tho Executive Committee and fho .np poses oi
wmtnmss!ot'. s'nc Gthor nlmport%ntt' ~ tas
sine die. 0'''''''o''oh ddlouraed
, 1880-11-12
THE COUNTY BUlLD1NG.

Tnk County Clcrk issuo,i tv cn+v.+nr,o ,,,,.-
''"Ho 4lcc"ses teslofuny.
.'nk examination ok ITO election rotIIrts was
yes'oraay completed UP 10 aad Including thu
Iwefth Wnnl.
Crin,i,Mt 1r ry !1s !sS 'nn e. Noxsnbor term Of Tho
a!or'i,aM for "f, thrc,. W. 10 'tillMnplod sionaay
a. LAnaE nun1i,ur Of batl va,cs m Tho rccor,,.
or tho CrH, Court viii 10 cinrrsl In a,,,j ,,.sr
III Feadincss preparatory to tho advent uf tho
In tho t,o,,r,v ro,r+ vc.to-,,, ..u...,,. -
!or i'a9!te9 Ma1.ms, and .lulii Cssa wuro ax-
.in 1!u Mu!uoseu i'lS1thc. Thu lust two wore
@os'"'o y" pu"Pe's'
, 1880-11-12

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1nnst 1cprcssnd classch, havo fclt bound to
10 cndcGvor 10 put my sout IN thelr souls stcni,
Hhu tt nil nll III my p0wer In every right effort
TOR their emancipation" Hho wns n very eit,-
frnn, tho lnncll which IL a Quakera ,NlIpll. Ehe
N WN' very yrsttrtntnin9 in conversation. with very
4 remarkable c.ntr0s Of hrr n,csmnry, with Tic
mind etorcn with tho rich fncts Of il long nx-
lrrtcnce Of lfT anu human nature. In 1. lctter
70 her trlotn Mrs Stanton, hhe Auys Of her anti
.!nvcrx c'rccr: .' IaclnR ncttscly nssnclMtcI In
o rs ,ain9 Gnfts dos ne slayos ~ retpmption havo
hnl'llng mectfnga In some of tho Blave B.atos;
11aso boon
IN THE MIDST or Mnns AND VIOLENCE,
md hnve st,arct} nh,,,,,,nnt1v In thn ft1i,r ,t
fnchc,i TO the unt,,n ~ m t,nctsn, n,n,1,a,'rs<
Northern Abnltjonjnt, Az wCj ns unrta kra riehs.
thosc win wo, t.t',in to G"v.r ,n,r,,,s ~, ~!
ict tho oppressed 70 free, mil brcnls mary r.,,
vnhc ~ t' w "'e"" e'o'5