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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13
DOMESTIC, sc.
I Swindle for Farmers.

The pa pers in the Northern and mid
die portion Of Indiana have been calling
attention to swindle that's being carried
on BY a party Of scoundrels. Fearing
that the unsuspe ectiugy in this section may
be taken in by the same dodge, We give
the following from the Terre Haato Ca
zette, showing the means by which they
operate. A man, whom wo CALI A.
Brown, comes to an honest farmer, whom
VIC may call John Smith, and introduces
himself as tho general agent for the sale
of seeding machine, and tries to induce
John smith to become his sub agent,
telling him that he can make handsome
profit by the sale Of these machines, and
that he (Browu) only asks $40, to be
paid after he (John Smith) has sold
S275 worth of seeding machines. John
Smith has no hesitanccy in entering into
a contract with A. Brown, which the lat
ter has in readiness. in printed form, Al
| follows -
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13
-..lN-MEMORiAM, 1.

-. mi. NEW HpnE, Mo-. April 9, 1871.
At sheeting Of Now Hope Lodgc, No. 80 I. o.
@. T., held Saturday the 9Th inst, The following
pr Gamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted: I,.s...., lre s4urv s-r--ir
wBEREAs, The wisdom Of Divine Providence
has, seen proper TO remove from our midst our
beloved friend and worthy brother and whereas,
it is not only customary, but euinently proper,
on such occasions to manifest come token Of re.
spect for the memory Of our departed associate
therefore, bo II
Rvsoired,, That IN the death Of Bfother'J JAHEI
M. Evctrrf tho Lodge rnovrhs mo ioA Of ~or
thy member and valued friend, and that the com
munity has been deprived Of a worthy man,
Resolved, That Ne deeply rympsthise with hi
family, relatives and numerous friends in thei
heavy athiction, recalling to their minds that cu
loss may be bis gain, as he had long been mem
ber Of the Christian Church, at this place. .nr
Resotsed, Thats copy of those resolutions
signed BY the Worthy Chief remplar and secre
tasy and presented TO- the widow and family o
Brother Luckstt.. Ep-y -, ~
Rssssssd, Thst copy OF these resolutions
published in tho "Lineoln CtuSty Herald"
! A. B. FOLEY, W. G. T.
JOHN F.,NELS0N, Secy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13
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wHEAT-SelIing at 81 Is for inferior old, aud
rassihsEp to 81 IS for strictly choice most sales
tTsp;ssiis between ST s5@i 90. :,
Y tVATS-54@Ssc perbushel. y
50 1905 rs, choice 80 600
ttase ;f4AmiIy delivered, $500 as. SvS
c0RN-Raaging between ls@ele-st. Charlse
AVsSng siss:ss Psise'. G1sa Ia .1oGg
<llr. r..za LIVE sXpfEt .is .o9N
cATfLE-Ths Republican ssyS; Receipts
Tor 70 ho1rs, 2S4; shipments, s27. There was
or isqsks 'hrskspping cattle sndtood atoeksr';
but the supply being light, transactions were
iiAASsd ASSosdihgly. ssis< <~sss lm5ss ~ bsh
a 50 TO % 50, most sales ranging from y Is to
- 10. rsselssias,oH sgnqrW 81 str3g sesai 1f
& hHetss Rss.p + io,, " hean, saai. Il II ~
sis shipnsn.s I,Sss. The pnssass esa nsv
'ssysN rsnAsssa tAs hsskst sSss sssivvp thAa n
~ % ths' 'Aoiibs day. \, ,iAs presiding ysst.
,EHirsrs range Of salss Mas ,fseA resl9s 3oifps
lot averaging les hiss ,ssd isnall sslss<ioss 81
really svod, .s,lasAss& Aplt 'speissAsss p
.y'fw'eJ .esysG9 i2FgG Bsr1aT ME D
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

- ---- ~ ~ ~ cssS6
January u, 1871, b, ,Esqs(fe ", 2. Harris,
r. M. ALLEN and Mis- tEb. Fss1Dr.
ssJauuaryli ,tpyNqtss Enos'sy, JssAr4xF
IcsAws r&Nrs. 1ma .kts cosnSA A ,SE
febrsAfiy 10, 81 E.q. Harris. A. =. BrSsbicf
4 1sspsb asIrNers yof..r and Miss
JoAxA Null. ~
- February Is. J. B. cAsHos and Miss sAaAa
''s s.s-.s., ,ss, Is, 5, M K.,. 4! !. MhsS.i,. W. B.
BELL ant Miss LupJ. sraIrosron. A Y
s3.Cssry,1 6y1d. VIM; Dlnst; hAAsres
o. Pixo couAty and Mss sxnAh Q. McrLkr. W.
January ", BY same, N. MooRE Of Pike county
and Mia cAsaAhfsE CoenEa Of Lisceh.
On the 6th ultimo, by Rev. VIM. Davis, g. W
Dixon and Miss Nancy Estes. A..
On The 7th alt. BY Es7uirs Brown. Geo. symc
spd Miss Hemina Poline. A,iM LIS GNl1
| On. tn 5th ult.. BY, Rey. B. Greer, Chas. Rio
and Miss Rhoda r, Barnes. /, -, 1,,,.r !,
On the 9th uit., BY Rev. M. D. Hudson, TAos
Haminett and Miss Flora A. Gilmore. Al&'l
On tho 9th ult., BY A. d. Brown, r, Jane
N. Body a-d Miss Martha J. Wilson.
Oh the sth nit, by J. \. Moslsy, J.P1 Dr..
Hutton and Mrs. Ps.neiia 4. Kennedy
On tbs 10th att, By Ed. J, deatry, W. Due
and Miss Frances Crenshaw.
Ii, On the 2Sd ultimo, BY Ed. ). N. King. iioy
Young and Miss Elisabeth Mckinney. ....,..
On tho soth uit.. BY W. :. Harris, y. P..e OIL
! p. Goodrich and Miss Emily II. Preston. f" W
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

From theSR ReSSt teansofshs 4e.A- inst.
we clip ,boj following 10 reference ~, =
msStke sfAWiDirectsrs of tho abovS
named road in st. Louis last week:
The directors Of the fSts Lsuis. Ana
Keokuk railroad, NO hsvs.yeM kSlAbk
4 mectiug sts the ,planters' House with q
view 70 acseIsrstisgAhc early completion
Of their road, adjosrned yesterday and
have returned home. The stock holders
have meeting for the election Of officers
ID May The work has been delayed
owing 70 tcopaio. between ths, ,partie. 10
Pike county. The people Of Bowling
Green are working to get tho line through
that place while the regular chartered
rosl ruus through Leuisiana. 1A{v ga
Volt 4. Carpenter have the contract
for building the road from Hannibal tc
this end Of the rosie. Itis uuderstood
they are about closing contract viii
Mr.. Joy, by which arrangement the roac
will be fnisBed 10 81. Louis by the clost
the year. All che grading aud tridgint
In Rails county is completed, aud SOM
twelve miles Of the heaviest work is dom
in Lincoln county. No work has ye
been done in Pike county. . About 25'
men ars at present employed along tn
line of the road. From west Quincy up
there are some % miles Of road finished
30 as to run construction trains, .whil
passenger cars run as far as Cantona
l. The st. Charles and st. Louis srailroa
-22A miles in length will form : lilo
lin the St. Louis and Keokuk road, wit
which it will be consolidated, aud wi
form portion Of the trunk line to s.
Paul. Levin H. Baker 10 the ptesider
of this portion Of the road, and . meet
ins will be held at his Office on Saturda
to hear reports Of operations, Prelim
nary surveys from the Missouri Paoiac
St. Charles we're made last week, but Il
q location is not yet settled upon.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13
LOCAL AND COUNTY,.

The Troy DIsPATCH.-This is the
name Of the new paper that we-msde men
ton Of short time since as about 10 be
started IN Troy. Its Arss uumber wal.
issued last Saturday, and presents very
tidy appearance. It is larger BY QUO
column than the Herold, is the same 10
politics, and expresses great confidence in
tho ability Of our increasing population
to support more than one paper-hencc
Its publication. We have our doubts,
and if the Dispatch end the Herald both
provo successful, then, indeed, may We
proclaim Troy as the most thriving, ener
getio and business town Of its population
in the known world. We have great
confidence in the final advancement OF our
town and county, and hope that the
mot very distant time" when the "Ds
patch and the Herald will have to null
tiply their columns to keep pace with
the age, will come before the coats Of the
editors become too ragged and worn to
present respectable appearance. -
DR.. Mudd, the gentlemanly editor Of
the Dispatch, is native Of this county
well.known to.nany rcadess of the Her.
aid as q sound Democrat--of the samt
school as the editor of this paper. III
is a very smooth writer, and makes hi
debut as a journalist With the drst numbe
Of tho Dipatch, We welcome bim t.
the broad, fruitful field Of journalism
lie will find 10 it much to attract AM
f.scinate but he will find its labor
uuceasing, and may expect to gather
few thorns and thistles while he is seek
ing the myrtle and roses that b=deck it
plain. -
We join with the Dispatch in hopin
that friendly feeling may exist betwee
the two papers, AMI trust that they ma
refrain from those usual personalitie
.hat ore so diagraceful to journalism.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13
Administrators A Notice.

n Office is hereby given that letters of aimin-
~ istration were granted to tho undersigned
ON the estate Of Elias McNealy, deceased, by the
Clerk of the Probate Court of Lincoln county,
Mo-, on the 25th day Of March, 1871.
All persons having claims against said estate
arc required 10 exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one year fro the date Of
sail letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit or said estate, and il not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
be forever barred. 81 .,t,.l.a lAtl>.
aplanI5 WIN. YOUNG, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13
AdllllnistratOr's A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
~ istration were granted to the undersigned on
the estate Of David .Ulery, deceased, by the
Clerk of the Probate Court Of Lincoln county,
No., on the i7th day Of December 1871. {
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the adminstra tor
for allowance within one year from the dats Of
said letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of said estate, and If not cxhibeted within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
bo forever barred.
apl3nl5 q. THOMPSON, Adm'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

Soar AND Hoa CAoLERA.-A cOrres,
pondent of the Ohio Farmer iwrites that
he has known hogs said TO haye, this
disease, to be d,asested, and the stomach,
bowels aud liver found to be full Of
worms three aud four inches long, the
ends of them being pointed and sharp,
and Of q hard, rough, wirY appearance.
In one instance the cavity Of the gall wss
full of these worms. His Poland pig,
got the cholera. He cnught the pigs
placed them on their backs, one boy
holding their legs and another their ears
and gave each pig a tablespoonful ol
soft soap. morning aud evening, for three
days., The second day he observed II
their droppings long s.rfugy substances
which he found to be the skins OF wha
he supposed to be worms, which was
proof to him that the soap had tn.
desired effect. Hc also put soft soaI
into the swill and fed his other hogs
which improved their appearance YER.
much. II iy @As 8
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

This, appsFentiy.i y q note payable
only. on csttain ooh ditibsss But now
cover oil that part oft from The word
"or," out to tho right, aud you have at
once . uote without eoddaions. The
Avindler, therefore, ast 5000 % be has tho
signature, and 10 safely spt OF, Mr. Smiths
sight, outs the instrument throsgh ~ The
word "or, aud sssifs the lsit eud 90 notb
Of hand-for what he can get for1,it
sockets the money, takss himsek Of %
unknown psrts, and leaves John Smith
ana the pinhoesnt purchaser 70 e0ncluds
the business ~. hsat they can. ',''ti2 IA H.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

A lev months ego an article appsand
|,u the 81 Louis Rspublieaa, ,seaesting
rather severely on the character u cav
|sraip young ladies named Buckley go 9ns 9.
Of t6s latter immsdiatsly ihslitsted sdft
for 006, 900 rdamsges, as1 Obtained on ths
suit 5000, by decision Of tho euprsns
C0uttf Another suit for e26, 900. has
been instituted by aaethsr sens of The
girls. a' q esessss % 4gl.i p an ooEss1
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13
Z NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
.1'Ot5ce Of .AppeNZs,
UNIrED STATES INTERNAL REvEsUE,
lssrssop's OprIcn' n'FouRrHiDIsr. Mo.

: ST. CHklLks, April 10, 1871. }
NOTICE IL hereby given that on Friday, April
IN %, 1871. at the Office of the undersigned
rooms 1 and 2 0bsrkoetcl's baildiHss 10 the stty
of 81. Charles, Missouri appeals will be received
and determined, Helativcto any erroneous or ox-
cessive val1ations, assessments or enumerations 3
BY the Assessor or Assistant Assessors, returned
IN the anhpa, ihtfor the year 1871.
snlust DO in writing, and specify the particular
cause, matter. or thing respecting which decis-
ion is requested, and ths ground or principle Of
error esmplained of. BEN. EMMONs.
apl3n15 2w Assessor Fourth Dist Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13
POSTAL ARRANG EMENrs.

DEPARTUkES OF NAILS'
For wentsville, daily (excopt Sundays Ioor.h.
Lost ,Drsnsh, Monday yY...-..-.-7 soA. y
Auburn, Tues, Thurs, sat."... .....s.oo
Ashley, Wednesday and Saturday $500
High Hill and Truxton, Friday,...."Ioo
Cap. au-C'ris, saturdays".....".." .."..".7.Se' =
The mpils close at . o'clock on the evening
&revious to their departures.
NLsI ARRIVALS. ,.f "a
From weatsviiie daily Except Sunday 800 ?.
Lost Branch, Mondays.."."...."".
Auburn, Tues, Thurs. and Sat."..,4.Oo
Ashley, Tuesday and Friday,"".."S'oo
High Hill and Truxton, Saturday.
Cap-au. Girls, Saturday ....... ..."..6.oo
GHf.1 E B.CRUMP. P. NJ.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

The Dispatch says lead ore has hIssl1 been
discovered on the farm Of Mr.. james
Hamme,t, on Lead creek, about two miles
south of M,llwood. Mr. Hammett in
tends to commence "prospecting."
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

Brick masous, Stouemasons, Carpenters
don't forget that }. P. Lynott's ID the
place to get the best tools. ,,zi- -,,r Pr,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

Il A n" . Il
FINE ALMOND CAKE.-Blanch, dry,
and pouud TO the finest possible, paste,
eight ounces of fresh Jordan Almonds,
and one ounce Of bitter moisten them
with few drops Of cold water, to prevent
their oiling; then mix with them very
gradually twelve fresh eggs which have
been whiskcd until they are exceedingly
light; throw 10 by deg ees one pound Of
fine, dry, sifted sugar, and keep the mix.
ture light by constant beating, with a
wooden spoon, as tho separate ingredients
are added, Mix in by degrees three.
quarters Of . pound Of dried and sifted
-four of the best quality then pour gen
tly from the sediment pound Of butter
which has just been melted, but moi
allowed to become hot, and boat it very
gradually, butthoroughly, into the cake
letting one portion entirely disappea1
before another is thrown In; add th,
finely grated rinds Of two sound ftesl
lemons, Gil a thickly but,ered mold rathe
more than half full with the mixture ant
bake the cake for an hour and a half t
two hours ii we'll heated oven. Lay
paper over the top when it is sufficient
colored,. and guard carefully against it
being burned. aFV.. nf''id
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

Subscribe for the HERALD. Only'sl
year IN Clubs Of 10 or more. .''1
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

Judge Orr commenced laying tho rocl
on Main street Wednesday morning
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

sBoixxbFowEs.=whilc legged poultry
should sIyslg be selected for boiling, as
they are OF better color wheu dressed
sh s,hhadyfI9frG E&.srMNT,xSE T,xS xEs s,ss. The
twh,ed over tho backs; lot them be we'll
covered with water, which, should be hot
but no. boiling. Nff6 yt&5 6sb bAfidl "a
full sised fowl will require about three
quarters of an hour from the time Of its
beginning ~ simnGy J bat ysune chipkeus
not IT ore than twenty. Eve minutes they
should 30 sopGy ! Iboill!aJaudths s1A| y
should be rsuotSd xish, reat eafv III Il,
gathers on the surface Of the water.
The following ,sauees msy BE- sent to
tablc with them: parsley and butter
English white sauce, oyster, celery, or
white mushroom sauce. The fowls are
oiteu dished with small tufts Of delicatcl }
boiled caulAowerV placed round them.
The liyefs aud glsEards are not served Ia
the wings Of boiled fowls. The liver
may be simmered for four or Eve minutes
then pressed to a smooth paste with I
wooden spoon, and mixed gradually will
the sauce, which should not boil after the.
are sdded. NJ II t.FFN 3 Z g ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

ABSENCE OF M1ND.-Abseut minded
people aro funny. Sir Isaac Newton
wanted servant to carry out stove that
was getting too hot. A fellow stole his
dinner before his eyes; and he atterward
thought he had eaten it because he saw
the dishes empty. A Scotch professor
walked i1to the middle Of . horse pond
while pondering on Final Cause. Ben.
Franklin punched down the fire iul his
pipe with the finger Of a young lady sit
by his side, and severely burned the lilly
white poker. A gentleman in Troy,
received letter in the dark, used the
letter to ligh his lamp, and then looked
about for it to read. Pere Gratry,. one
day in Paris, thiuking no hsa left his
watch at home, took it out Of his pocket
to sec II, no hsd time to 90 back after il.
Meander, the church historian, used to 90
to his lectures in his night cap and night
gowun. aud sometimes walk 10 the gutter
But oil these cases do not equal that OF
a man who will put down . left bowel
when be might know that the opposite
party holds the right and ACE. , sss'g
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

HiNrs AsoUr;FLowERs. House plants
ought to bs stimulased gently otcs or
tWicS i week. Rain water, SO refreshing
to Summer flowers, contains ammonia.
which also abouuds in all liquid manures.
If you take an ouhos Of rulverizcd cSr-
Donate of amnouis, dissolved 10 one
gallon of water, it will make spring water
even more stimulating to your plants
than min water: II You water your
plants oHgs f6 two weeks With gusuo
water Zone teaspoofu1 to pail Of water),
they will grow more thrifty. Chicken
manure kiolviG 10 MaAs ls excellent
Always keep the soil in your flower
p6ss' iuVsSr .tK ecmmon' 'hsif fiH "dsed
daily will sisrtas1ssfth sufSctehtly."
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

Last Thursday the Thermometer ranged
- high 70 R5lsndN 81 ID ths shsa6 but
last Tuesday morning ovsrooass vsrs very
somlostsbls.7 ,is3ef e 70, sisi't sdi 40
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

Mr.. Francis Murphy, Chief Enngi-
neer of ths 81. touis ssd Keokuk rail
road company teudsred his resignation
at 4 meeting held by the Directors In St.
Louis last week, aud il was accepted.
Mr.. Murphy has for some time desired TO
withdraw from the position. Mr.. j.
w. Barrett has been elected, to gil bis
yyI.A liilh25 laG y bAa ,3IGiso biEo D. iiisaeu
kASSVs +.a.sf fi.. fs A 1l al ~ ~ .-gaV ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13
CONNECTIONS.

HN.-. Won ~ q ~ a. t4!f a. 4ul :, ~ ir
Az ST, LOUIS, with all rail and rivsr lines, 70
all points East, North aud South. Al cE MIRA
Liza, With Columbis br&nch trains. AT MACON
with Hannibal 4 St. Joseph railroads. A. or
TpMwA With darlington 4 Missouri River and
Des Moines Valley railroads, for Des Moines,
Fort Dodge, Omaha, California and all places
West. At BRU UNswICK, with Omaha ana chif.
licqthe Branch, for ,Chifiisoths, etc.. At RICH
MOND 1 LEXINGTON JUNCTION, with o.
Louis 4 St. Joseph ,B,anch, for Lexington and
st. Joseph. At HARLEM, with Kansas city
st. Joseph 4 Council Bluffs railroad. for Leavsn.
worth, Atohison, etc. AT ST. JOSEPH with
ossl nics ses. 0snS sns central n 'sss psss
prints. At KANSAS CITY, with Kansas PaeiAe
Missouri river, Fort 'Scott, Lawrence. Bmporid
Dinvcr and all paints west. omijgfb 81 81
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

AT MIsCHIEF.--Boys are fond Of
throwing stones, and often to test their
skill make the telegraph wires and the
glass insulators on tho polls q mark.
The other day, just out of town, they
succeeded in breaking one Of the insu.
iators and displacing the sswire. The
boys who did this are known, and Mr..
Vaughan has placed written notices over
town notifying them to appear at his
Office and account for II, else legal pro-
ceed,ngs will be taken against them
The 6ns for breaking one Of those glass
insulators is $50. Boys, be careful, and
cast your stones in some other direction
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

,Yhs. entsrprising dry goods arm, Of
Msssrs. Parker Crews 4 Co., have had .
gl.Ss front put late thsirsssors house,
which adds greatly to the appearance Of
The building aud the convenience Of pur-
ehasers. making the room much lighter
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-13

o., oaI Tho Dapatch. copttihusor, H, b, E.,
n uistakes sbous the number Of counties
In ,thh state; and The local sdissro 10
rsgatd To the population of the town
but there b. ao''sisssu'' 10 Il, Doctor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-01
Posr OF NEW YORK. MARCH 81, 1871
CLEARED.

steamshp Atyssnia Orb Haines, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Dorian Obi, Young. Glasaow-Henderson
Bros.
Ship straston Audey OBJ, Smith. Liverpool-E Nor
gan's Sons.
ship The caliph tBr Ritson, London-Howland Aspin
wall.
BARK Alfred Orb TheSauls Kingroad. near Bristol
Bark John Hall lBr, Rossiter Cork Falmouth for
orders II DeWof Ca.
Bark Eden, Garrck, Cork for orders-Arken Tufts
Bark The Ccdars lBr Stonehouse, Amsteraam-Arkeli
Tufts.
Bark Elwine Kreplin tNG) Fischer, enhagen-wendt
Bark Ellen Stevens. Howe Matanxas-wayden Co.
Bark Sran Star lBr, Corniug Charleston Hinck
Brig Annie Young, Rose, Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Brig Monarco del Mare ta), Gargueo, TrieseJas Rob-
inson a Co.
Brig Isabella, Morgan. CarthaSena-Riton Munoz.
hric Mary Leighton. Leighton, sgua la GrandsMoss
Brig Julia Kendall Br), James, Kingston, Ja-Geo Bull
Brig Annie Gardner Gardner Demersra-Mller Hough-
Brig G9lson Payson, Cardenas and market-Yzuasa
schr Frank Howard, Dermott Para--C Ludmann 4 Co.
schr Abbie ingalls,, ingalls,, Musquash, NB-Smpson'
schr G Newins. rutland, New Oreans-N II Brigham.
Schr Alice Grace Glchriss CharlestonBentiey Miller
AGO.
schr John Merrill wicks, Richmond-A Abbott.
schr Jos Nickerson sleight Baltmore-Baker Dayton
Schr Mary Westcoit Ganey, Brfdgeton, NJ-Phelps,
schr N Han, Murphy, Boston-H W jackson 4 Co.
schr i'rbans Allen, Providence H Jackson / Co.
Steamer Novelty, shaw, Philadelphia
Steamer Z Uuey. DAVIS. Philadelphia
Steamer Beverly, Pierce. Philadelphia.