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KERSHAW-IN THE PROBATE CouRT
EST. MARGARET SCANLON

WHEREAS, William McLesh has made suit
w to me for letters of administration on all
and singular the goods and chattcls, rights and
credits which were of the said Margaret
Scanlon, deceased. Now, therefore, this is
to summons and require all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said deceased to be
and appear before me Mt the court of probate to
be held on the 2ud day of May next to, show
cause, if any there be, why said administration
should hot be granted
]. F. SUTHERLAND, J. P.
Aprill8. 2t
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OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE.
Columbia, S. c., February 5, 1872.

Columbia, 5. G., FeDruary D, Io1-'J
The foregoing act having been presented
to the Governor for his approval, and not
having been returned by him to the branch
of the General Assembly in which it origi-.
mated within the time prescribed by the con-
stitution, has become law without his ap--
nroyal, +. L. CARDozA,
Secretary of State.
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Fever and Ague Cured
EOR EIETY GENTS.

There is not remedial agent in this world
that will cure Fever and Ague, and all other
Malarious, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, ']cT and
other Fevers, (aided by Radway's Piils) so
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NOTICE.

Ill persons who arc indebted to the estate
n of w. f. Johnson, senior, deceased, will
make prompt payment, and all having demands
AGAINST the said estate will present them, duly
ottcsted, to Inc. ". E. JOHNSON,
feb 02m1 Executor.
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Hymnal of the Church..

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OF the lowest introduction prices. A variety of
styles; prices from 4Oc, Co.,. 75c, ST, and up
wards.
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Fancy and Toilet Articles.

IN Large Variety such as Toilet Sets, Dress.
| ing Cases, (both ladies' and gcntlemens) y
Toilet Stands, Jewclry Stands, Work Boxes
Vases Leather and Silk Bags and Port Monies
Also, German Coogncs, Lubin's and loves
Extracts, Lubin's Soap, besides large lot of
other Perfumerics and Fancy Soaps.
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LIFE AND TIMES OF REV. JOHN IVES
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A new supply Of Bishop HuntipgtOn's Helps
to Holy Lent 81 25.
The Hidden Life of the Soul, FROM the French
by the author of GA Dominican Artist" &c.,
81 50..
Truth and Trust, Lessons of the War, four
Ardent Sermons by henry Afford, D. D., 81.
Meditations on the Miracles of Christ, by Rev.
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Legends Of the Patriarchs and Praphets by
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Dissolution.

THE copartnershp in planting heretofore ex-
listing between l.. NJ. & II. II. Waits is dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will hereafter
be conducted by II. 7. Watts.
LEWIS M. WATTS,
HENRY T. WATTS
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4 Large Assortment of fine English and
~ French Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, In
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Dressing Combs Of all qualities.
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NET SURPLUS, 101SOVCCT
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STOCK rEMS.


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81. y III " mac. h.ir,.inc TO- T.. n
i;'r i.-':. 81 Nrr-'.,!. Mo-. : rcd hy !I,n,
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i'!ii> !;!t'k iiINk iin' ~" Of Eih,, \,irn
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r... ."I.i j." |h'InI''.; = -lnr, Tine LONGER an.
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Mr.uoriur. -" Yr. ,u.rru..J I,- L.,,
hfII3.--,i .r,. 81 i,t i,E.r, ii.j- .;,.,.,,
h"iu- Nry baby rm-f.ri in III.
>i"i. IL Ia SERVED ever fort,
uI,r'-. AMI Iii> Not Vet ruurirrrJ hi rn.
-, lnrI.l-. When Ii. ':ju. ,.\r;r.. ,,,n.
az lilnn will e., ,ul h. traiuir. u,n,
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W""l-&" l.. 81 for cnrA.lng.
Halter -"n"iry vi. roll, neatly wrapped % Ia
=; ii..io .-"'i. ~; white and common. Ia
E'au--iI,ud rtrs'.' navy. So C2:n ,aa: medium
@mI ,"ia!nrn. y al" - 81.
tf"Nl~ioA>(. I, har,- - tal+r; country II
t" lea
>r.''', r--:i;"T
l.ar,i-. &, 10.
r!,ur-,t.:.;cr XXI t "a Ii, bits II 30; good
>"r"u'l T:II" : %:
'"Ti, Hn'.sl-1I".
~i'i- kanawha, = -.
Gr"rrri"--l;r'wI sugar IL Ia II; EN. c. l.:
L" II: \ ~ TIL: rr">n''i-ii'a 10 Ii.
Java, - Ia -
S,Yrnp-sn~ir loaf. 81 10 t" I /" g'!i,,n, 10.
M'ia'>'.--H II, 40; common ~.
'h'"-.->. y, .oc t" lie; English pair: %;
Young america ;;
Irrr"r-an l'I; pure ground, l2"..
Ni-Iir"-Li t' 30.
HrI.N-lI to 2Or.
TIiinN -, tu1:
f.a''i"I---!rinlr CO.
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Coal '!-itr per gal.
,,".l"w>" wheat =l"t"s ":--N"= -@:io
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Dry t'n"'i7-rrint> -, To l.is.
~hretIags-hcaNy ~ bro, II tn Is; second do.
l.. tins brown 4 10 to 1 ~; 10! shcstins ~ to
-: Trash, l2is to ~.
Cotton hlrlrh-i, IL. TO 20.
Canton fiann-ls-l6s, TO II.
TickinEs-s0 to ~.
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Hides. and pelts-,Iry hides l6 to lie; green
hides sc;
sheep pcits--1S to : 90.
Deer -~kins-dry, per Id. l502Oc.
Mink-priiur, 81 30.
Ottrr-s3@pt.
trun-lriInr, 35c.
MuskInt-St to iuc,
Skunk-a06sS0.
Luu.hcr-ctcsr pine. II inch, So; sam, Inch
SIS; u stock board, so, b stock boari. a., SAG,
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10, ID do. g; 20 do -; loist and soantilus' 30;
I'd clear seantling. for frames; 81; q shinRies;
luinter, con, 10 ", hard 32 50, ~
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BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE.

III" Hnnua meeting Of the rhilniuaihi,
society Nil! take pllr" Al the college chaprI
Friday evening. June iii. III" sermon VIII
u" delivered ty Rev. Henry I%alhir'I. u. u.
sunday morning. lur" nh.
The amnu-l address To tn" I'hilumathic
society will lac d,iIVrr"'i by Dr. Ford. nf -.
Luis. MONDAY evening. after which Dr.
iiilirt will deliver the diplomas from The
society 10 the young ladies' graduating.
The annual address t" the school viii
,r drliE'rr,l Tuesday cNcnIi" by the Rev.
pr. Pope icaman, of II. Louis. The con-
i,iciic"ihrni proper. awarding diplomas, &c.,
Wednesday evening, june l:ilI. The friends
"i education generally. are invite! I" attend
these exercises. The trustees OF the college
VIII meet AT , p. IN. at the college chapel,
Wednesday. june 18th. The stock-hoidcr,
VII meet at the same place. June 18th. at Ia
O'Clock Il. IN. \ fun utteudaucc Is desired.
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FROM WELLINGTON.

short j time Is eight weeks Of ones life
would pass so quickly that it Leaves no par
ticular imprc-sion.au would soon lie forgot
ten and .o>t sight of forever. But rot so
with my first weeks editorial experi-
euce That eight weeks will neyer he for
gotten by me should | live 10 be As old u,
Mcthu>ela,I or any other man. | promised
| would give YOU a partial history of ,li.
eight weeks. by narr1tin- soEe Of the incl
dents connected herewith. Well. to begin
during the first four weeks | received
fourteen hundred and twenty letters. The
content, and purpor; Of these letter, were
about a follows:
Nine hundred ana siXty-tw" Requesting
me to send the writer . specimen Number of
my paper: if Iik, Il. would Immediately send
IN" Ike subscription. and also make me up .
club.
Two hundred AMI thirty. "s"nd me yo.r
paper; VII, l." i! ,".r city SOM. and pay
yOu." r"wilI remit 10y imtil OH rrc.ipt OF;
d:>: Eurm',vr." ~.
flt;y-ou" from ION, patent medicine maj,
ar lottery "r -:!t enterprise c"nreru. contain
in- advertisements Which. il | would iu>rrt
~ certain limited l'r3c.rs lAe!t!onr,t, could
do -, AM! sent parr. '"ntaia.ils s,;Ic wlt.t
"Iii to - aai 50. of woU,! send lIr Z.
package oi lottery t:aA,t>, or HA!ulUlc pr.Lr
"i J-w cirE.
lac Limits mentioned we're always 80 low
that l could not lIaNc p"..-iit With profits OF
sam, "rat>otnc' ciluti.-u 70 Nj! Il muu>r
hui III" minutes oil. iEc !l:ianrial ,!.Gncults
i Na~ i'll, I,-. a; lE,i time t-frI.ri M. Il, rT.
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WASHINGTON
MEETING.

Persuant TO call, the Democracy of
Washington township. assembled at
Wheatley's sichool-housc. SATURDAY,,
June lSt, 1872. The meeting was
called to ordetby W. b. Steele.
On motion. l.. NJ. IIaraeIson was
called TO the chair, and W. b. Steele
elected secretary. The object of the
meeting was explained by W. b.
steele.
On motion the following delegates
to the county convention to be held
on the Sth of of June, were elected:
III. Z. ChilcS. W. y. Gordon. Tl:os.
Viewer. W. Il. Steele. Z. VI. Haracl-
son.
On motion the delegates were in
~t.iictei tn vote in the county con-
v"ntiou. TO instruct the delegates To
vote iii the state convention. to in
>trurt the delegates to the Ma
tI"nal Democratic convention. to be
held AT Baltimor".to make no nomina-
ton for President. and TO endorse no
plattorm-but adjourn aud come
home.
The following resolution was
offered and adopted:
He"oirc.f. That we. the citizens of
N~a~l:in~tom township. I.afayrtcr
county. assembled ia conversion have
seen with pleasure the nalnr of or
fellow citizens and rx-rnunry-lnan.
Capt. II. VI. Blrl>oe. mentioned a, ::
suitable candidate for Congress from
III" state At large. at the columimg
fall election. We therefore would
most earnestly recommend him to the
STATE Convention. IL ii ""nilrmau
worthy in every respect of the sup
port of the people al I've State.
On motion the Democratic l,apcr
of the county he requested to pub
li>h The proceedings If li.i~ meeting.
and the It. Louis Times and Itcpub-
lican bo requested t" copy.
l.. N. HAEArL>nN Chr'm.
W. II. STEELE. Srr'v.
n"nn i'iatt calls the Agricultural
Enf"au the great Pumpkin C'onserva-
tory.
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THE GRAND SUNDAY SCHOOL
REUNIoN-PIC-NIC,

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BIO tbfTDhs-Ar" passing away,
JaIn"a 1DrI"n Bennett /, dead, but il IL 10
he hoped that ~. q VIII live to- .icyour
"f"ssun on Ice" Ia the White House.
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TO LOCAL ADVERTISERS

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ctlt th',t having standing adj - viii L,.
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j. :. 49, ,"KwKLL.. >cr'y.

ILE'EirNEfEI%G - Was H"ycr
NOR" hE"ly :" Lexington than on Yesterday,
'"ifr''"h 'ay,j :" many 'nmiIa,e. in the
1"li Fh!'''"'l III" entire population. bla Il
white. n1'i,c uUd i"roi,n born. iD,rr- ul
user! h"."T.pirpH were brruyhi from ii,rjr
!Ir.ipr place.. treated. ""olrI IN" am,
'a' T. t" f'"i " lively Interest Ia ia" rcs,,li.
"""'i"Tf ~ e. "diG"t ~ such = inrrrr
IN SDsrmLrr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

i::"TEE>En-Ii. {. f~i"atA"r7d~c of
NaN"riy. la returned from salt Lax" civ
ht,im= di-iao>r.i "fLi> cargo Of mules to AL
vantage. Ii" Travelled 10 mills with Brig
ham. ''"! Ha> fav"r,l'y i'r:rc>>r! Will, tho
"r';i t'.:rl r~li"f"f r~"iy=tmy. H. report,
Il better Stale "f social "rIrr.le> crirrr. fewer
disturbances il III" domestic rcfati,~>. les,
~>cai'iil :.:i'i GO IL. and altogether \ better
state Of thin-> tl..m prevails in the large
"i,'.~ Of III" states. b'Sr:ii"u>. ci"immcnt>.
wrar@lin=> h"tN'ou wives an! husbands at
home. a:i'l in the courts ave Grutiir r\pcri-
"nc,- that do u"t enter into >ocial life in
Utah. W" Ia upon hi authority and if
II j. 80. il l. non" of our iault} that = man
can get alon" better VIII, tive wives m Bril-
ham, dominion than lie can with one In I'M,
STATES.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

LIAR YEAR PFC Mica commit.
t"" III young ladies and Gentlemen Of this
city are making arrangements 10 have n
Leap Year Pic Sic. II i liked for to-innr-
row. fThursday,j ut three O'Clock, at Ora
hams Grove.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

lay
- MIN,.I\N
~ircr, ir;! nl.ir. ,;n~.,.< IL
la, short. Sweet al. j. u'rr.
Nr'ut IA IA. ~'!t. whit" wintry pail.
IA"u w!it not sun.r more.
-. like ~ q! sunlight III u;
>'mi .r'm the world ahnyc--
To- par ;"l!, 50 Z, I" ,.ir,
oar hrau;rau .l.-,l love.
sleep. l.tif" Nli,ir. sinirss eyes
y. m.,r of suffering see;
N'"Apr" I" weep "'vr baby wrongs
l. l"N,i, il wei with thee.
We'll with nur li';l, human hui.
Lea hut - short spring ,,ay.
iH"n. - ;Hr snow wr"a'h from the sun.
>rrwi"r Ia ;slc away
i%"i'i'"t ihy It'll, Stainless hands,
over thy baby hrrl-i:
III" Little tired feet ar" still.
f'r "N"g :n,r" a; 1T.
Fan i;lr IN" ta":; w'rt g." irlil.
!":arr ii,'> che, r!c-, Slu"m.
|~t'HiANaf'n r,arA'lh down r. IN Heaven,
AMI h"r" sweet Will, homr.
About; r"y tin! 'ir"ul..l i"rm.
|" selfish gri,iwr pressed.
A"'l dare! t" weep that thou hal passed
Int" thy perfect r,>t.
Passed IN thy ~imlr-s purity
oar "r!.y h"!-,wr "Wu.
al" III til" ;nr"ir. hy Christ r.iccrurl.
Around tlr Fathers ihv"nc. =.
'."n"-Il"ih ~I!ns, :t tIti~ .All.;ait's 10,
t'tI' = al 81 I,rr ir.ttr. If
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

III Paid Zoe Lard. io.lnv. rrr.~" CT
fat -: any kind.
AI'n LL~Iiir.
ta Mn ash i'.,. -,rr:-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

SAL""NS-h did Il tine business on
N"'"'aH. IN" '9I'r"d ",";a.>' quit worl;
a"'i "''f" ont al til" streets in force Ere,
whisky ami free ri"ar>. were freely di>prr-
sod ly generous cln,ilaIr,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

o Cuop i;t.n clean room and
. square meal. :" /" ~" lin tell i!";rl. k.u-
~ CITY. j. II. Hs.MILI.
lnV:;l-ly rroprir;,r
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05
MARRIAGES.

Ia H"rrriy. at tli. residence al Mr. I "
';ti'"r. 81 iir lnh ait. hS Tia. Rev. ! r
~'uf'"'k. Nr Gl:! IN I. IInFDHp. of VA
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

only l2'. c", IA yard Tor good bleachcd muslin
u ynrh Wide. at kcllcr's Variety store. 5stf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

Down Co.'s BoARp.-Mrs SalIn-
n.'> I't> rented HE ii"ycc House. on Frank
IN Street. and will tab" lay h"arirr> at 81.
an dodgers II - i,rY week. She j. known
'' s' one of III" best llnDla,iir> in the city.
AMI always supplies Icy table with ry,.y-
t!'tii-: III" market affords. Meals promrlIy nj
Tia hour. :,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

Hats and Caps al cost 1t Krlier's Variety Store
10 Main street, opposite City Hotel ss,f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

~tnnr-Il"ih ~l!m, :.t paci- All.;,l,,s Fl,
!a'st' al IL Irr rair. If
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05
- o -
DEATHS.

- \"rr'.rtrnt"n in ~ r.rntv. NrrlI a5,r
-. WILLIAM WliI-TrI. -"u nf Iss.. W,
i lay
y MEM ,::I\N
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

p"nn i'iatt calls the Agricultural
h"Feau the great Pumpkin Conserva-
tory
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-26
A Somereault.

OF. all the acrobatic feats Of poll
ticians for q generation, we consider
this the most astonishing. When, in
1870, the Republican party in Missouri
was rent in twain by internal dissen-
siOns, Horace Greeley denounced the
Liberals in unsparing terms rs trait
ors to the party, although they stood
precisely on the platform which he
had fathcred-universal amnesty and
universal suffrage. He charged that
the movement would tend to defeat
the Presidential ticket of tho party In
1872. The Liberals-wc among them
replied that they did not intend
that result; that they would settle
| their internal disputes, and have done
with them, and be found united in the
Presidential election. The year 1877
has come, and the Liberals Of Mil
| souri,, except a few prisoners captured
by the enemy, are all in line. with the
other half Of the party, ready to do
battle for the old flag. But Greeley,
after falsely charging us with bstray'
ing the party, has gone Over-horse
foot and dragoon-to verify his owl
prOphecy.-[State Times.