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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
GENERAL NEWS.

a Texan gourmet has obtained divorce
from his wife on account Of her atrocious
cooking.
Bismarck's disorder is the result of
quack medicine he tried some years ago.
st. Louis celebrated the birthday of
Tom Moore on the 2Sth.
New York pano-makers, initiating
their creations, are on strike. The next
thing will be dreaming they dwell in
marble halls"
Reddy, tho blacksmith is again in the
hands of the police. Reddy visited New
Orleans several years ago, and impressed
most favorably all the resident thieves.
Tho most gallant man ever heard Of is
one who RETAINED from kicking dog that
had bitten him bee ause it was a female
dog. IF it wasn't for your sex, said he
I'D kick your head off,"
Augustus hates calls-''Augustus, love
let me entreat you DO not give way e
any insane demonstrations of delight be.
fore the servant, if she says they're no, n,
home !'-Puach.
A woman of Pittsfeld who had no pho
, tograph Of brother, deceased some 81,
!. weeks ago, took an artist to the tomb will
e her the other day, and standing the corps
- him.
I'd secretary Boutwell, saws he believe
;, rtes.aeht Grant would receive create
y relative vote than any candidate sine
Ne Monroe We don't know how many r.,
70 atlyes the other candidate Possesses In
a., weare quite sure Boutwell, is right.-Do,
~ bury Aews.
A boy has been found in Indian
occupying VOLTS den; and fed by II
proprietor with raw meat. There is ,
), old story great deal better than that,
Z which there we're two boys, and they su
: k.ed u wolf--or may be it was the OH
way, we dithremember juth how
wsth."
The sensitive soul Of a young Kentuc
Q ian was lately grieved because, appearin
! in new pantaloons, he was asked if h
hadn't been TO fire, and he attempte
suicide by poison, The heartless drug
gist, however, gave him an emetic instea
7 Of morphine, and he has been enabled (
get rid Of some OF his foolishness.
The liking Of the Greeks, a yer,
inoted gambler, recently died 10 Pari'
] He was celebrated for his dexterity
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
ABOUT GIRLS.
DR.. do LEWIS SAYS SOME STARTLING
THINGS.

DR.. do LEWIS SAYS SOME STARTLING
THINGS.
What painful spectacle this is
A million Yankee girls wasting and
dying in crowded shops, occupied with
sewing and kindred tasks, and million
homes dyspeptic and unhappy for want of
the help of those girls The homes arc
waiting and longing for the girls, the girls
are dying for the homes. The homes offer
comfort, health and independence TO the
girls, the girls are wasting, in brainless,
mechanical routine the bright faculties
which would change the homes from
discomfort to comfort and health. And,
strange to say, these two, which are per.
ishing for want CT each other, do not live
on separate continents, but in the same
street. and often under the same roof. y
What mistaken pride it is which keeps
girls in poverty or plunges them into
vice when they might be comfortably
earning their living and fitting themselves
to become good wives of good men. The
miserable tenement.house, the confined
work-room, the eating house, are prefer.
red, it seems, TO sweet, wholesome homes
in respectable families, where the "help"
are recognized as more than mere ma.
chimes to make money for their employ
ers. The Doctor structures on the abom-
Unable contrivance TO make deformed
women, the fashionable corset, are we'll de-
served.
"Do you see that slight, pale lady with
the little girl? She is the wife Of Mr.. H..
our wealthy broker. She is in wretched
you:think Of the chances ofthe vermicular
&c h.. T., - 4.
very long hands to clasp round that waist.
And within that space, not only must the
stomach work, but the liver, spleen, pan.
cras, transverse colon, several feet Of the
small intestines, and many large arteries
veins and other organs must all find room
to work"
So much for "delicate lady. Now
let US learn what the doctor thinks Of q
woman who is not so dedicate -:
That lady weighs over two hundred
pounds, while her waist is smaller than
her husbands, and he weighs not more
than one hundred and fifty pounds. Her
stomach after dinner is, or should be pretty
large her liver is an immense organ then
all the other organs which have men
toned must find a place in these some-
where. And now, how do you suppose
they manage it? Well, they get doubled
up and twisted about in very remarka.
BILE way, and a very large part Of the mass
is jammed down into the lower parts of
the abdomen. When she rises, if you
will look at her person, you will observe
that the lower part Of the abdomen is i'm.
mensely protuberant. Half of all which
belongs in that part of the upper abdo.
men, where the corset has compelled that
deep, scoop-shovel hollow, has been
pressed down into the lower abdomen"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

THE MILITARY otncers OF Gen. Grapt
are industriously searching for ku.klux
in various parts Of the South. Many ar.
rests are Wholesome Of the subjects be.
ing turned loose at once and others i'm.
prisoned. The supposition that those
who are released, promise to vote the rad.
ical ticket and help to elect their carpet
bag oppressors to Office, is not an unlikely
one
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

GES. SHERMAN and young Grant have
been warmly received in Russia. The
father Of our travelling prime was not
very cordial in his treatment of Alexis
when that well.behaved representative Of
the royal family Of Russia visited Wash.
ington, but that fact does not seem to have
had any effect on the Russians treatinen,
of our tourists.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
DEAD ISSUES BURlE D.

/. We recognize the equality Of all
men before the law, and hold that 1t is
the duty oftbe government in its dealings
with the people to mete out EQUAL AN d
EXACT JUSTICE TO ALL, OF
wHATEvERNAT1ONALITY, RACE,
COLOR OR PERSUASION, RELI-
GIOUS OR POLITICAL.
awe PLEDGE OURSELVES TO
MAINTAIN THE UNION OF THESE
STATES, EMANCIPATION ANDEN-
FRANCHISEMENT, AND TO OP-
POSE ANY REOPENING OF THE
QUESTIONS SETTLED BY THE
THIRTEENTH, FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH AMENDMENTS OF
THE CONSTITUTION,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

THE administration journals continue
to denounce Senator Summers speech as
"false, slanderous," etc, but fail to even
attempt the disproof of his damaging
charges. One of the presidents apologists
dismisses them with the sneer that they
are 'the same old charges" as If that fact
should be pleaded in arrest Of public
Judgment. -Courier.Journdl.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

GEx. W. B. ANDERSON, at present in the
state senate, is favorably mentioned as q
democratic candidate for Congress from
the pineteenth district.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

The SnAwsEETowS GAZETTE is doing
good service in the cause of Greeley and
Brown, and we are pleased to SEQ that it
shows evidences Of increased success.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

THE TELEoRApnIc NEWS from New
York city shows considerable alarm there
caused by the result of the eight hour
movement among laborers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

THE RADICALS have showed off Collar
Tor Goliath but the people are shivering
already at the prospect and will do the
vice. presidency up Bro,on in the fall.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
[Good Enoughl
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.


We. the Liberal Republicans of the
limited States in Convention assembled at
Cincinnati, proclaim the following princi-
ME, a. essential to just government:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
UNIVERSAL ANN ksTY.

8. We demand the immediate and All
solu,e removal Of all disabilities imposed
on account of the rebellion which was
finally subdued seven years ago, believing
tina. UNIVERSAL AMNESTY WILL
RESULT IN THE COMPLETE PAC-
lFICATION IN ALL SECTIONS OF
THE COUNTRY
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
DkMOCRATIC TO THE CORE.

4. LOCAL SELF-GOVERN MENT
with impartial suffrage, will guard the
rights Of all citizens more securely than
any centralized power. The people and
the public welfare require the SUPRE.
MACY OF THE CIVIL OVER THE
MILITARY AUTHORITY and
FREEDOM OF PERSON UNDER
THE PROTECTION OF THE HA-
BEAS CORPUS. We demand for the
individual the largest liberty consistent
with public order, for the state self-gov.
eminent, and for the nation u return to
the methods Of peace and the cons'itu-
tional Limitations OF mower
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
"TRUE As PREACMING."

8. The civil service Of the government.
has become mere instrument Of partisan
tyranny and personal ambition, and an
object Of selfish greed. 1t is a scandal
and reproach upon free institutions, and
breeds decentralization dangerous to the
perpetuity Of republican government,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
Railroad Advertisements.

ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
FROM CAIRO TO
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Toledo,
detroit, Cleveland, Niagara Falls,
Bunaio, Pittsbuig Y, Wellington,
baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and all points east.
Milwaukee, Janesyille. Madison.
Lacrosse, st. Paul and all points north
,hIs Is also the only direct route TO
Decatur, Bloomington, Aprnoe,d.
r. oria, Quincy, Ke ,k,k
Burlington, Rock Island, La Sale
Mendoza, Dixon, Yreeport
Galena, Dubuque, sioux .ity
Omaha and all points northwest.
Elegant Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
On all Night Trains.
Baggage Checked 10 all important points.
For tickets and Information, apply 10 I. G. R.R.
depot AFRO; on board the transit steamer be.
tween Columbus and Cairo, and st tine principil
railroa ticket Offices throughout the south.
W, p. JOHN ,ON. Gen'l Pass Ag't. Chicago.
A. MircHrLL. Gen'l snpt. Chicago.
J. JOHNSON, Ag't Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
THEREFORE, A WISE DEMAND.

REFORM OF THE CIVIL SERVICE
. one Of the most pressing necessities of
.ne houri that honesty, capacity and fdel.
NY constitute the only valid claims to pub.
nc employment; that the Offices of the
government. cease to be u matter Of arbi-
'fary favori.ism and patronage, and that
pubic station become again the post Of
honor. TO THIS END 1T Is IMPER-
AIlVELY REQUIRED THAT NO
PRESIDENT SHALL BECOME A
CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION.
TAklPF QUESTION: SHOWED ASIDE.
T. We demand a system of federal tax
s''ch which shall not unnecessarily inter-
'ere with the industry Of the people, and
winch shall provide the means necessary
70 pay the expenses of the government,
economically administered-the pensions,
'ue interest on the public debt and mod
crate annual reduction of the principal
snereoi, and recognize that there are in
our midst honest but irreconcilable diff.
ss, eace' OF opinion with regard to the re.
VI DTOttCLiOn ana Tree
trade. WE REMIT THE SCi,S.
SStoS OF THEM TO THE PEOPLE
IN THEIR CONGRESSION MS
IniCls, AND THE DECISIoN oE
CONGRESS THEREON VINO, y
FREE OF EXECUTIVE INTEvErp
ENCE AND DICTATlON. ''''
NO REPUTATION.
9. The public ciedi, must be s.cr.a,
maintained, and We DENoUNCE n,
PUDIATION in every form and ruis
RING OF THE TRUE METAL,
0. A SPEEDY RETURN r
SPECIE PAYMENTS is demand
alike by the highest considerations of co,
msrcial morality and honest governmer
4 WORD FOE THE SOLDIER HOY
10. We remember with gratitude 1
sacrihces Of the soldiers and sailors Of 4
republic, and no act Of ours shall CIV
dstract from their Justly earned fame,
ths full rewards of their patriotism.
AvAUNT, LAND ROBBERS,
II. We are opposed to all further gran
Of land 70 railroads or other corporation
THE PUBLIC DOMAIN SHOULD b
hELD SACRED TO ACTUAL SET
LIBERAL FOREIGN POLICY.
~. We hold that II 10 the duty of tb
government In its intercourse with forejp
H"ns 70 cultivate friendships of peac
s:,w. A,ng with all on fair and equu
si,Ssr 70 Ssaralng u alike dishonorabl
III 10 ~hs snsnd what is not right or sui
:, r.. '.nasSsoDY INVITED
-. vi.., '%s promotion and success. o
~ eaodidslre ,'n naIp, and the support o
elea, ~ invite and cordi.siyy .hls conven
oe-spseation Of sll patriotic c, T;e,eone th'
est rseasd 70 previous political mn, with
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
rLsxsSs0DY INVITED :,

49, vital NJ, promotion and success of
- s.oSid.les. 'n aaS;s and the support Of
slea, ~ invite and cordi.,;yy .hls conven-
ss-spssssion Of sll patriotic Y s, T;slsome the
est regard 70 previous political St,,i, with.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08
FOR CONGRESS.

EDITORs INTELL1GENCER:-ln con-
sequence of the failure of the General
Assembly to redistrict the State.
there will be four congressman to be
nominated at the next convention,
for the State at large. In casting
about for suitable men to fill these
positions the name of one well quail
fed occurs tous. We refer to Col. II.
NJ. Blcdsoe Of Cass county. We
know him well-have known him for
,many years. Wehave seen him tried.
and he was never found wanting.
He is man of unswcrSing integrity.
we'll acquainted with the wants and
interests Of the people of the State,
and In full sympathy with them. He
has lived in Missouri for thirty years
is all but native born. When sucl,
men can be found they should be
brought out for office. If Col. Bled.
soc will consent to run for Congress,
he will receive the hearty support OF
Many friends in Lafay ette county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08
THE kiTsiS Iis TINES ~ S,.S;;;;ii;;;
OF G.;Ss COUNTY.

The Kansas City Times las proved
itself ii uSr!al enemy of the people OF
Cas- county. The rroprictorS, Amos
Green and the two MastinS. not con-
tent with robbing our pcoplc-st"ai-
ing our hundS-now wish 10 further
injurc us l;x manufacturing, givin"
crcdcncc to, and circulating reports.
damaging, ,defamatory and false i'll re-
gard TO the people Of our c"untE.
! We have several statements tronl
prominent gentlemen in this county,
that their reporter, who has been III
Cass county, told them personally
that he was ordered by the propric-
tors ofthat paper to give only SELL
sational report of affairs and to vary
from the truth as much us possible.
How Is that, gentlemen You have
stolen our bonds, Messrs. Mastins and
Amos Green; why do YOU wish to
degrade the columns ofyour paper by
vi!lifying and defanii,g us? DO You
not thinkA that you have injured us
enough by stealing from us and fill
ing your own pock ct =? The Times,
under the control of the Mustins and
Amos Green, have an object in view
by circulating such reports. Their
! object is TO steal mere. They desire
to havo the militia forced upon our
people in order that they may come
into our county and force our people
to pay the fraudulent bonds that they
! have in their possession. The Times
of the 30th of last month is filled with
! lies that would tingc the cheek of any
honest man. In one article they say
"To instance the state of lawlessncss
which exists in Cass county, it ma,
be stated that information reached
this Office last evening that should the
news boy on the Missouri Paciti,
train attempt to sell copies of the
Times at Pleasant Hill, that he would
be killed.
We can tell you that it is base lie
and your informant liar and pol
troon. The times is sold on the trair
and by our newsdcaler. Such silly
language is only to be laughed at
Again the Mastins and Amos Greer
say:
"The gang Of desperadoes, insteao
OF disbandins, are recruiting, and The
worst is to be feared. Persons who
were threatened with death did they
not leave the country, have obeyec
the mandate"
! We can say that to-day there 10 moi
q more peaceable county In the Stat.
Of Missouri, than Cass; that there il
10 recruiting of any kind going on
that the Sheriff can arrest any man il
the county or the whole county; ant
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08

that there is not single person Or
dered to leave or threatened with
death.
Next:
"Already are persons Offering to
sell their farms in Cass county for
less than onc-half of what they were
worth two weeks ago, and with an
other week Of lawiessness like the
past, they could not give them
away
Amos Green and the Mastins have
stolen enough of our money to buy
several thousand acres of our land,
suppose they come and invest. There
has not been a single offer made to
sell
The Mastins and Amos Green have
lied-lied wilfully, knowingly and
maliciously on our people-on the
good county OF Cass. and probabl!
they may yet regret it. The Times
should devote its columns to other
matters of more Importance to the
people, and not siander a people lha,
have borne what the people of Cas-
county have.-Pieasant UiU Rerieu.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08
MISSOURI NEWS.

Hon. WHY'S King, for many years
one of the firm of Doan, King l. Co.
st. Louis, died in that CITY on the PCT h
inst, aged sixty-nine years. Mr..
King was n member of the constitu-
tional convention of 1865, and at the
time of his death state commissioner
Of insurance.
a negro woman 20 years of age.
vas burned to death, in Boone coun-
ty, by the upsetting Of lamp a few
days ago.
Mrs. Catherine z. Robinson; who
sued Logan ID. Dameron for $4,000,
and was sued by her lawyers for
fee of $50. has fled an answer. sta
ting that ono of the law firm called
and asked permission To bring the sui,
against Dancron, promising that 1t
should not cost her IL cent. She paid
fifty dollars, and now the lawyer
wants more.
Thomas II. Roberts has established
a paper called the Craw ford county
Mirror, at his farm residence, fouI
miles east of Stcclvillc. He is an old
printer himself, and his daughters arc
rapid compositors, so that the concern
will be run entirely inside of the fami-
ly.
| A correspondent Of the Kansas City
Times writing from Gayoso, Pemi-
scot county, Mo, under date of March
2sth says: Sam IIilderbrand is not
dead as has bcen reported, but alive
and at work oma farm in Missouri
The repot that he was shot and killed
at Pinckneyville, ILL.,, 10 false. The
writer claims to have personal &C.
quaintance with IIilderbrand.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08


DEATH OF IAgrr. Gov. GRAVEL
LY.-J. j. Grsseliy, Lieutenant
Governor Of Nissesri, died at his
residence IN Stockton, Cedar county,
ON the 29th uttimo, after An ;,,pess Of
two weeks. lie WAS ~ year. OF age
and had been . resident Of Missouri
for eighteen years. lie had ssen a
member Of Congress from Missouri
aud had held many high Official posi-.
tions. Though q Republican he " .,
liberal in his views and was ons
among the most active and infiuentia
agitators In the Republican revolt
which elected Brown Governor. Iii
death will be learned with universe
regret.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08
FARM FOR SALE.


VINIIIS farm Is located about >i> miles N.
l. du" south nI Wa,"rly, IN The very MI
"et portion at Lafayette county II c"Ii- 8l
faius 30 arr,.-, all mrl"-,'l liy a gnni.--
PIN plank i,nrr, and in u h4h -rrl' ui ca
SItinn. Ihr impr"N"m ut !lr, i ilr-, U
story frame dwelling, -Uli lhlt i"unI hrl,
amt all tliv necessary uUihI4.,liu-- aud G
ytnirnr"> "i a w"il rr.siitirH i.,iIu
Ia" iiriuI- IA Il -s".iuri IL rrI lr,i crnv,u'
I" >riI""i>, hl> On ita imiNin- l"ilu- "rrln
and j. abuuo,Imill supplied Win water
land h,- hrrn ~ r'i:!vaiirn null i,w YEAR.
rich. fresh. an'l we'll adapi"! IT, The grow.
hemp and all lii" staple pru,luri>
itEM>-pn' thT'l cash aud the haiaua
On" and two years, with ten "'ru.h. vi
5@fur iull particular, lprh At tn u.hc,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08

The third session Of the Agricultu-
raj Congress will convene at st.
Louis on Monday, May 9th, 1872.
The meeting will be held under the
auspices Of the st. Louis Fair Associ.
alton. All agricultural and horticul-
tural societies are entitled TO repre-
Isentstion by one delegate for each
fifty members Of an, one society, and
nrs earnestly requested to cooperate
with the Congress.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08
ENEClTORS, NOTICE.

r ETGERS Parliamentary ON the estai,
i James StaNrn, deceased, were grani,lh Ia
undersigned on the l2th day III December, ii
by the Probate Court of Lafayette county, Ma
All persons having claims asain,, said ,ss
are required To exhibit them. fnr ALLOW aps,
the administrator, within nnr wear after IN. y
of said letters, "r they may he rrrrlulsl nun,
benefit ut such ESTATE; ind If such claim. h, ,
exhibited within two years from th' date Of n
letters, they will hr forever barred
WI. VI. 4. WADE and MA 4,
RIETTA v. SiANEN. Execution
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
WITH WILL ANNEX EN-.

ETrERS Of Administration, With the will
~ annexed, on the estate of Dniai J. Hall,
.n uecsased: wer. granted to the uIirrsigned on
the s9th day Of March, 1872, by thsProbste Court
OF Lafayette county, No
All persons having claims agnsst said estate
are required to exhibit them to ns!b allowance,
within one year aftcr date Of sAidettrrs, they
may he precludl.d from any be1rdl OF such estate;
and II such claims be not eNltbErd within two
years from the date of said filters they " Ill be
forever barred. J. HALL,
ua-St Administrator, Nth will annexed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08

STATE OF MISSOURI,
IAtATETrE toESrr.
In the tlrcnit Court ofsai'i County, in vacation,
April .iD;h, lS52.
James :. Plmttenburg andy
Jsmes ID. Htrwood
Jercminh r. Warren and
William ". Warren.
TINO the said Jeremiah Is. Warren: You are
l. hereby notified that said plaintiffs have This
day commenced \ suit against You and one w il
liam W. Warren, in said court, by petition and
attachment, alleging that You and said William
W. Warner are indebted TO said plaintiffs, upon
the l2th day of September, ls1o, in the of
three hundred and sixteen thirty-sIN-oue hum
dreths dollars. (S3l6 36-lOO) due one day after
date, aud bearing ten per cent. interest IRON
date. And the prayer Of said petition is that
judgement be rendered against you :or the
amotnit Ill said note.
And you further notified that your prop
erty is about to be attached, and unless you
appear at the next term of said court be holden
at the court house In the city OF Lexington, On
the fifth day of August next, and on
or before the sixth day thereof If the
term shall 80 long continue, and If not then
before the end OF the term, and answer said
petition, the same will be taken for confessed,
and Judgment will be rendered against you for
the amount due ON said note, and Your property
sold To satisfy same.
And 1t Ia further ordered thnt copy hereof bs
printyi in the Lexington Weekly lntelligencer, q
newsp aper printed In said county Of Lafayette
for tour weeks succrssively, the last insertion 10
be at least four weeks before the commencement
of the next term OF this court.
true copy--a;test
/ II. L.. BARKSDALE, Clerk,
l. By 4. u. DANIEL, ID. L.
Tut 4 Haynes, aftorneys1or plAlAucs. St
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08
ADMlNIsrU,TRIX, NorICE

| r., hrs oi administration upon the ,s,a,.
| signrd by the rn,batr ,,nr, a, ,S.,'
county, ON thr 18th day Of October, ,s;i
persons having claims rgainst said vs,a,,
rcIuircu 10 present them To said court
may he pr'clnd,d, and II raid claim, a,,
, presented within three years they will be i",,
barred. HANNAH MILE
Nu16i5 A,lmini,tr.,s.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08

I>Wn thoroughbred Durham iiull alive, ,i,.
i 10y Aga MaGrit, II u ,'>"lmmnp. n,y,
one Il red ont of Red Duyhr>s, hy Inn In,
ot Airiric, tl2..Iul. Tho other n rich rnnn an,
Iariutia, 10y Rrll pukr, "i AirIriv. .xis. "
urr ni the S,an prZr AZ II Louis ia tall vfIS,
as the best >hult Horn i!ui,uf ANY age
INLAND rpbIll NTrp
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-05-08
EXECUTORS NOrICe.

r ETTERS Tc>tsn,rntary on the ,s,.,,
/ Wm. PilkiuItuu, deceased, were yrari,S
the undersigned On the huh day OF Januarr, II
by the Probate Court Of Iafi,,Itc county. NJ
All !. rsons hayin. claims against sand y,
are required 10 exhibit I'll, N, Tor allnvss.,
the adm ni>tratur. within "n" year after M
al said i.t;rr>, ar they ma. l.. rr,clud, II II
any benefit of such estate; and II such claim,
moi CXhihilrd within two yrars trum the Dat,
sail letters the, will hr forever barred
No. ~ t.) JANE EPlLkINGTDN. ENrcu',