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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23

Of $500 to the revenue fund to pay for
the poor hosss, and this system Of taxa.
tion 10 the name Of tossty taxss-this
system Of playing thiuble-rig with the
peoples money!
There 10 one ether item 10 Mr. Cakes
''coudsnssd" statement which needs .
notice, vis: the railroad tax. e7,429.67
was levied and paid into the County
Treasury for railroad purposes. This
sum the Court, without authority Of Law,
has transferred 70 the court house fund,
and paid IL out before the contractor had
complied with bic written obligation.
Nov, ask Mr.. Cake II he advised this
transfer aud payment, and il he now ap.
proves the action Of the Court f-if be con.
siders IL good 6naneisring to tax the pso.
pie for one purpose aud divert Il to an
other, and that, too, without the shadow
Of law2-if IL 10 dealing honestly and
fairly with the ta..paysrs'
In conclusion I challenge Mr.. Cake and
Mr.. Mcclellan 10 answer ny article signed
"LincolD,". and clear up the bounty mys.
terry Of $4,000, - veil - al other uys.
tsriss connected With our finances. And
lastly, I invoke the former 10 use his 10.
Auenes with the Court to cause . cor.
rect publication Of the expenditures to Be
made, giving the items Of expense. The
taxpayers demand il; AMI iu their name
I ask II, before the tramp Of . COMMITTEES
from the county 10 heard around and ia
bic Office. If any county Official has
acted oorruptly, or merely committed
bluudcrs or If the public moneys have
been squandered, either through incspac.
ity or bad advice, the people should know
it. If oil 10 right, and our county 6uances
have been managed economically, the tax
payers will be satisfied but am Of the
opinion that II will b difficult to Convince
those who pay the burdensomc taxes fo'
the poor skeleton improvements We have
in this county, that our finances have
been managed 10 . judiciogs manner.
JOHN X KNOX.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23
stray Notice,

TAKEN UP BY Charles saadford, Of Union
L township, Lincoln county. Mo-, deep red
steer, ma,ksd with smooth crop Of Of each ear
snd undsrbit In each ear, branded on right hip
with X or r, and II. on right horn with sons. hing
We cannot make out, 8 years old last spring. AP.
praised st $26 by J. W. HarriS and a. II. VIII.
iiams, before J. r. Ransdeli, J. p. asa
TAKEN UP by Williamson Giles Of Prairie
- township, Lincoln county. three.yssr otd
some red scattered over the body, marked with q
crop of the left ear. Appraised at $.O by T. X
Nickols aud A. L. Kenasdy, before D. II. Can
non, ]. p.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Frederick Dedsrs, BY his decd oi
w trust, dated November i7th, 1889, nov o.
de In the Clerks ofRcs o. Lincoln county, Mis-.
soari; did convey to he undsrsixned the follow
ing personal property to wit, one grey horse
one grey mare, and yeariing colt, one black horse
one grey mare, one sorrsl horse, 100 bsshAs rye,
$50 bushels oats, asd his Interest N the wheai
crop now sown on l.. Ships sara, and where's,
the note which said deed was usde to secure ha,
become due snd still remains unpaid, now there
fore at the request Of the legal holder VI said
deed Of trust, will, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1859.
sell at the court house door In the town Of Troy
. sudleisat portion, or oil, Of said property 4
satisfy said deed Of trast.
Dec. 81, 1859. J. ALLEN, Trustee.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23
ST. LOUIS MARKET-DEC. 20.

FLoUR Best from s675 TO $50
per Dbl.
WHEAT-Red winter selling at 80 to
ESQ for No. 8; No. 2 at $50 to 81 06 +;
No. l II sl.l23 ~ el80. White, strictly
prime Sl.l5; do choice, el.46; do fancy
Sl.45 per bushel.
CosN-Ysllow 80 10 $50; white 81 to
95e per bushsl.
OArs-47, so and $50 per bushsl.
RYs-Prime Slc per bushsl.
BARLEY Winter 81 Is to e1.45.
DRIED FRulr-Applss dull At GOTH
lb. Peaches no sales.
LIVE srocx.
CAT7LE-Ths Republican says the
market hes remained very quiet, with only
. moderate demand for cattle, and VI
have noticed but little, If any, change in
previous prices. Supplies have not been
large, but fully sufficient to the demand,
Sales from $3.50 to se, according ia
weight and quality.
Hoas-Oviug to the cool and favorable
weather for slaughtsring and handling
hogs, there has been 40 increasing de-
mand with considerable more animation
10 the hog trade, but ws have noticed no
decided change In prices, which range
from t7.76 to ei0.25.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23

PsTERs MUSICAL AlosTHLY.-Ths
December number Of Peters Musical
Monthly 10 on our table, filed with the
usual musical attractions, commencing
with the Babe Of hlshsm-s Christmas
carol. This masssips' is . very useful
companion 70 amstsurs .of the musical
science, snd'h 10 every vsy worth its
subseriptiou price. Address J. L. Peters,
1913 Broadway, New York; % . year. -
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23
MARRIED.

On The leth inst, q The hsthodist Church, 10
this plass, By Rev. James Rosanoad. Dr.. J. R.
POWELL, Of coassvills. Miss, and Miss ELLA
b. R0sAN0ND; Of Troy.
Ass~dssis-Hr. win. n. youss and Miss Lou.
HIATT. and NJ. ssssss L. We'll: and Miss Fanny
nesanend.
The bride received several hsndsous and costly
pressats from the groom, sness them bsautifal
psa,i case eostainiag dx so,d g,bists. Tbs
happy psir, with many good wishes from their
Stisads, len HeadAy nsFaiss for The soath,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23
AGENTS WANTED

ITO SELL PROF. TRUMBULL'S LINE EN-.
1 CRAVING, "FANILY RECORD" executed
with . pen. It is high-toned, moral and rclig.
ious picture, unequsled as . specimen Of pea
manship, AID sells to every family that has ths
money to buy It. 10000 copies have been sold
during the last two years, and any amount o
good territory 10 yet uncanvassed. Agents make
fair, and some very large wages. For Cireu!sl
or terms, address
TRUMBULL 4 CRUVER,
~ Washington st., Room 30, Chicago, Ills.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23

70 The scsnty should have TIE HRlAhp. II psb.
isnes sll ne Local snd Ceusty Nsvs, Legal
Advertisements. Dsilnquoat Land List, kesices
o. Strays, - many other matters Of irteyss, 70
The Sitlssns. lincoln County.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23


10 The Gre near which sbs was standing
What IL wss 10 not Known.
Our friend Wsleh, Of the Clartsvills
Sentinel, gets the following encourage.
meat from New Hope, 10 this county,
whore ho has many warm friends
Eoslossd you will and eight dollars,
for which please send four copies Of the
Sentinel, one 70 each Of the following
gentlemen. 4 = = We like the tone
Of your psper. Stand up my boy, and
the strong old Democrats will stand BY
you. II you will come down this way,
aud make ~ effort, will warrant you
one hundred new subscribers.
The GREAr New YoRK FlRr IN 1885.
We clip from the eolumes or the Phil.
spelphis Underwater, 40 aninteresting Incl.
dent 10 tho earlier experience Of The
Ktna 'lusursnce Compeny, Of Hartford
Conn.,, showing tho value, 10 we'll % the
reward which attracts to . faithful full.
illment Of obligations, st time when
nerve Was regulate, and individuals sacri.
ace probable.
Afer the great Gre Of 1885. the
"Etns," Of Hartford, now the largest,
strongest aud most successful Fire In
sureuce Company in America. received
notice Of their losses, and the President
called meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors, aud 10 few words told them they
had lost, probably, oil their capital.
After few moments silence, in which
the President brought from the 6re.proof
vault oil the stocks and bonds represent
ing their capital, and placed them before
them, when one Of the Board asked him
what be should do. "Do I" said the Pres.
ident, "Go to New York and pay the
losses, If il takcs every dollar there,
pointing to the package, "snd. my own
fortune besides.
The anxious looks gave way to those
Of settled determination, and the Board
unanimously said: "Good and We will
stand by you with oil our individual cap.
ital."
The President went TO New York, al.
justed tho losses, and IN years time the
company, 80 bold to act and ready to
fulfill all its obligations, had their capital
moro than returned BY premiums, and q
better reputation than any company in
the United States.
HENRY QUIGLEY, Agent, Troy Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23


The citizens Of Monroc township met
pursuans to call to elect delegates for
the purpose Of comforting with delegates
from the several townships Of Lincoln
county, to meet 10 Troy on -, for the
purpose of requesting the Hon. County
Court to publish 10 the "Lincoln County
Herald" the receipts And expenditures Of
the county for the past four years. The
meeting wos called to orderby ~. Alex.
snder. J.. B. Magruder was chosen chair
man and R. @. Magruder secretary.
Judge Martin, ]. j. Alexander and
Beverly Duey we're unanimously elected
to represent Monroe township. Beverly
Duey alternate with Judge Martin.
The following resolution was unani.
mously adopted and signed by oil present /:
"Malw usus ab.lendw e."
Resolred, That We the people of this
convention do hereby pledge ourselves to
pay our part Of all expenses Of the Com
mittse Of Investigation, In . thorough
examination Of oil books, papers and off.
cial acts Of the county officials for the
last four or six years and should any
fraud be detected We further pledge our.
selves to pay our proportion Of all ex
penses Of the prosecution Of any party
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

AdministPatOP,s Sale.
0Y VIRTUE Of ~ order Of he Lineola
ID Coanty Court, I will, %
WEDNESDAY, TEBRU ARY 10, 1879,
st The court house door n Troy, cell ell The
right, title, and interest u william =. Thomp.
con, dscsassd, IN the unavailable itsias bslongisg
to the oo.partnsrship sstats Of Yasleonsr /
rhompsoa. tdse2Sl J.B. ALLEN, Adu'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23

Use DR.. II. A. Wards
COmp'd Pl'iclxlv Ash
B t { q rs 1Ol. Female
Weakness. Cholera,
Cholera MOrbus, Colo
Loss OF Appetite and
General Debility.
Jsl l-a27m3
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23

DID YOU KNOW ITY
Know what?
Why, you can 60 to H. T. PENDLE
TON, at WAIaHr Cry, and get all kinds
of
STOVES,
TlNWARE,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23

A good milch COW aud calf for sale.
W. r. POWELL.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23

A negro woman named Any, while
washisg for The family Of Mt. T. H.
Harris, Last Tuesday. vas badly wounded
10 the foot By the explssios of something
10 the Gre near which sbs was standing
What IL vss 10 not Known,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23

AS' w eS4s~S
FURNITURE,
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS,
PL0ws, 30.
Also, all kinds OF LUMBER, and every.
thing at St. Louis Prices and freight.
He is also prepared to write your
Deeds and Deeds Of Trust, and keeps q
supply Of
REVENUE STAMPS
always on hand.
He will alto buy oil kinds Of Produce,
and pays the highest market price.
rs ly OBSERVER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-23

Witnout calling 10 question the amount
Of interest paid and the amount 10 the
Treasury (but I cannot sdnit.that either
10 cotrseD propose to examine the s9, 900
transferred to the rsvsuue fund. This
amount was transferred 10 the county rev.
suue fund BY order Of the Court in the
year 1867; and for what purpossF Why,
to pay for our "poor house." There was
not shadow Of hw for thi. transfer, and
every lawyer will tell you 90. The Court
acted without authority oflsw; but that
stupendous Asss6sg and asisanee, the
"county poor house" must bs paid for,
even though the Law b violatsd and tax.
payers crowded to the wall in the nsms
Of bounty taxes. There was collected and
paid into the County Treasury on account
Of boulty taxes for 1861 go, ,666.SS,
an amount certainly sufficient 70 pay oa
Sl5, 900, with the interest thereon for
three years-this debt being created in
August, 1854. You will perssivs that
ws have been taxed ever since 1867 with
bounty tax for other purposes. Now
ask Mr.. Cake II hs approved THE transfer
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Parish Of CallCasieu.
NoYember 12th. l868. :

November 18th, 1868.
IN accordance with the first section of
4 an Act of the Legislature entitled
a., An Act to organize the Parish Courts
Z this state, etc." approved Septem-
'mber 4th, 1868. A regular term Of the
Parish Court for the trial of all classes
Il cases of which said court may have
'lrisdiction, will be held at the Court
louise at Lake Charles, commencing on
ae third Monday of January, A. D.,
369, and of every second month there
ter. A term of said court will also
" held each month, beginning on the
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DAVID J. READ,
Parish Judge.
November IA, 1868.
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tRslrOisse, Calcasieu,
IL Novembre 1865.

IL Novembre 1868.
NONFORMEMENT d Ia premiere
I Section dun acte de In Legislature,
ntitui6, "Une Acte pour organiser les
ours lie Paroisse de Get Etat, appTou-
, { L. ktne iour de Septembre 1863. Un
l9rne r&gu Ter de Ia Cour de Paroisse
ara tenu Ia Maison de Cour de eette
narOisse, en- In vile de Lac Charles, 10
line Lundi de Janvier, A. D., 1859,
pour la disposition de toutes les causes
1t afflires done Cette Cour peut avoir
jurisdiction, ct tour lee deux mois ce
smivants. On terme de L. dite Cour
sera aussi tenu, commeneant le 3me
tundi de chaque mois, pour tOutes
causes de preuves ct de SUGGESTIONS, ct
,our Ii disposition de tOutes affaires de
reuves ct SUGGESTIONS qui doivent etre
'a,tes en- COur Ouverte. lie premier
terme sera tenu ls dit 3me Lundi de
Janvier 1869. ,
D. ]. READ,
a Nov, 1853, Juge de Paroisse.
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The Mound City issues the following
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