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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

AID now at this late day comes the
Mobcrly Monitor and. gives the
'.Po,suiu'' Il fatal thrust after this
fashion: ave have no disposition TO
sell our birth-ri.ht for n mess of
Liberal pottagc. Victory with us is
worth nothing unless that victory is
achieved upon principle. We arc
sufficiently abused already. God
knows we have rrawicd on our bellies
long enough. The Radicals-thc cx-
IRENE Radicals do not ask us to
crawl any longer. They recognize
us as mel now, and they are ready to
meet us as men. W. owe il to them
TO show that We are foemen worthy OF
their STEEL"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
cT- Persons desiring to sell land are invited to register
No charge unless a sale is affected.
Our. Abstract of Titles.

fi-wr call the attention of the public to our Abracto tiles of the Real Emtrof Lafayette
county, Mo. cnutanirga complete history of ethle of each tract OF land am Owl lot the
The greatest care and attention have been Hn otr examination fevrvm instrument of writing
record, affecting real estate, noting all defos in each Deed, Mortgage or Bond and the many
erms in descriptions
lmrcm rh usndso of errors as appears, of record in the wyo omsonsd rCs in d&crp-
um, &c. and these are irrsmgda day bv day. furnishings material for xuuu sHhghnn.M Many
rrNon- re controlling and chimingt Gown land land own LOTS to which thy have NOT he shainw
title: the srnrn ed IrrkH are uTrciU Hhle Witnessed are living ni 1.-The circumstances
nbsb,m The better yea uusI law suits will be uhvni,. and much rm. and money! saved
livery person should have an abstract. ihet To his property, that they may know lift there are
defects in tn title
40 persons should purchased land until he has, comlrc abstract of the title and see fort himself
utM is Z it-a valid aiI per Title
Particular ate nun paid to writing Deeds anil amk i'm soft ntumrnto of writing.
Iamet.C County Missouri hr many inimuml H to cmieransr front the older States Our
county central, has cnntnw with the Nnh Missouri Hannibal tJ . and the Pacific
Mhnri.w with other roads rapidly approaching mi has as my advantages AS any
isuer@ Of inquiry sLinsi nrnmnu about the county, chvrfmnya answered. n4ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
BOILER EXPLOSION.

The Columbia Statesman gives the
following q of i boiler explo-
sion near Macon Mo-:
On Friday evening. 18th inst, the
boiler of Fadrr'> Steam Mill, six
miles southwest Of Macon, Mo. OK
plod cd tearing the building into frag-
men l., Eurling missiles OF death and
emittimg>tcam and boiling water all
directions. Several persons who were
there awaiting their grists were help
ing the employees in the mill to adj
just a band upon the machinery.
some Of these were blown high i'll the
air, others were caught and crushed
by the falling .timbcrs and the debris
of the furnace, and all were terribly
Scallcd by the escaldn" steam and
water. There were ten men and one
woman in and about the mill AT the
time, all of whom except the woman
we're more or less injured. The fol-
low:n" is Il list ofthe victims:
johnson summers, killed-lived
but a few minutes; aged 20.
Paul Nadcr; killed instantly; aged
20.
Thomas Tabor, killed instantly,
blown one hundred feet; aged 40.
Samuel Mitchell. killed; a lad.
John Buster, killed, lived several
bourS b,t unconscious
John shoemaker, killed.
Ellis II. Nichols, scalicd and badly
bruised; recovery doubtful.
Mr.. Lyles, badly burned, but will
recover.
Isaac Thomas and l.. S. Vader, bad
ly scaldcd-not dangerously.
, The Cincinnati Enquirer has found
out "a way to pay off the national
debt" 1t is very easy and practicable.
All that is necessary to give to the
~bondho!ders every buShel of wheat,
every bushel of corn, every pound of
cotton, every bushcl of potatoes,
everything, i'll fact, that is produced
on the soil of the United States in 4
single year. Their value is. accord
ing to the census report, about 81,
Az, 1000, 600. This would just square
of the debt. Suppose the bond
payers, who work on the soil, just
make up their minds to starvc ncx
year and hand over all they raise to
the three thousand bondholders
Close economy and strict attention
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
GRAND DIXIE ALEXIS.

On Tuesday of last week Alexis
hoi:orcI Jefferson City with a visit.
II" was received b. y committee of
the Nv" houses, u: which MIR. Mitch
ell, OF our county. was one Of the
members. He was welcomed by Gov.
Brown,im u short speech, TO which he
gracefully replied. Visited botl,
ll"asc>, au,I saw the machinery of
We.i"rnLc2islation. Wa, entertain
~ ty Governor Brown, and n. 4
O'Clock took The train for st. Louis.
From there he goes south on the
"seatn"r"i;rpublic "stoppin2a a Mem
pfis. f~ick-burg aud other important
places on the Mississippi.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, D..
Lafayette iounty.
In tn. rumnon Pleas Court of said county, De-
cem'eI icrln. ISL, ID tay, Dec. -, ISL.
Matte :. Stevens
Alexander Il. stevens.
rlNO lHE. said Alexander Il. Stevens: You are
L hereby notified that said plaintiff has COM
riirHcrIi suit against You IN SAID Court Hv PETITION.
in which il il alleged that you We're lawfully MAY
rirti 90 plIiutiir an tar 81 day of March. 1853,
fla, YOU lived with plaintiff until the :;Jth ,ay OF
August, lS3. WHEN You deserted plaintiff, and
still remain absent from her, that there WAS born
ri said iuirria.. one child, and the praycrut said
petition i, that plaintiff may be divorced from
the bun,i, of mitriIIoEy contracted with ynu rs
aforesaid. and that She may have the care and
custody III her sail infant child. And yuu are
further notified that unless you be- ami appear =
the next term of tn" Common Pleas Court al sail
county, To he holden al the court house, in the
city III Lexington,
On II. l. Ism DAY OF MARCH NEXr,
and On or before the sixth LAY Thereof, III the
term shall! 81 toHc continue, AMI II not then, be-
tore ilr en-! uI the term and answer said petit
ton, the SAINT will he taken as confessed.
.tm! IL ! further vr'irErtl that 4 copy hereof h"
printed ia tn Lexington NrUhly lat ilIgUnrrr, II
weekly newspaper printed IN said county of La
ilyr'tr. for four weeks successfully, the last i'll
~rriinn tn b. al least four weeks before the com
in"ucrmrntu I the next term ui this court.
y true copy Attest.
HI B~AHK>pALE. clerk.
ly e. Il. DA>IEL, u I.
Rylani 4 SON Attorney Tot plaintiff. ljanl1tj
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

Connolly. the convict murderer
who was sentenced to be hung on the
2fth. for the murder OF Burns 4 fell
low-pri>omcr. has been rc>p!tcd by
the ;iuvcrnor until tie 9th of fcbrU-
AIRY. proximn. when the sentence will
be carried into effect.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

Tie number of tobacco consumers
in the United States is estimated at
eight million each aud every one Of
whom averages eleven pounds and
fourteen ounces of chewing tobacco
and one hundred and si~Xiy-scvcu
cigars annually. OF Il sum total Of q
fraction over o. 100000 pound, OF
chewing tobacco, and 5000 900
cigars. which. according to- head
Clerk kiiuhall. of the Tobacco Divis-
ion Intcrna! Revenue. should produce
a rcvcnuc of So. 900. 900.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
FOR SALE.

WYE on 7 far eilr the follow ing items at prices
w suitable" Ia Ihr hir,i ii!nrs.
One pair of splendid brow. marc ~
mules, nearly Ii ilan'l- high, good I'M sYS~
der saddle. and unsurpassed in single We
or double harness. Sl6xZl
onr ~orTvi -el'iinE. perfectly formed, -.
pleasant r;-!yr, riUU Tuui~i-r in iarnr, ~
anil an "l,'"ita!i'a ll -i!v family horse. ~
QUE i"l, la. ,.y. i'll good repair; a Eight runner
AN! -'yit~i. together with harness Ia Ia i,rn.
or- -"c''!!'i hand buggy. no top, go ri runnin.
""..T: and rNcr.ir:lt -iu-lr harness.
INSTALL. X SON.
Dealers in General Merchandise.
deceit WELLINGTON. Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
EfH DEEAIiTERS.

Among the Radical Dcfaulters we
give the names Of three who stole
over 81 ,OU0, 900. and one sill Gle item
Of army dciauItiny amounting to
netrl. $4,000, 900.
Joshua L. Bailey. internal revenue
collector for New York, bailcd the
peoples treasury ont ofihc handsome
triilc of 81 .llO.OU1.
Frank Souic. soullc,s wretch. OF
the internal revenue department. gave
the devil his Uiv>>ian soul for Il ST.
5i4.7l9 mess of patronage.
Sheridan Shook, internal revenue
collector. shook the bottom out ofthc
~grccnback treasury to the tune of
81 ,O43.557.
Aud TO cap the climax of loyal
wholesale rascaliiy, the following
item appears: charged different
army officers, d~et;iu.iers during the
war Sl3.763, SEQ"
The total tlicltS by loyal dcfau!ters
in this way. however. only foot up
the tritlc of thiriv->cvrn and a halt
millions of dollars. since the admin
i>tration OF the immaculate hero
president began.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

Indiana ~ still ahead In the divorce
business. During the past wear 1900
divorce suits were brought In the
circuit court ut Indiannpolis-or,besc
1881 were granted, and liz dismissed.
This il u county: what mus, tho
number he in the entire state.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
TUESDAY,, THE 9Th DAY OF FEEI:c AIRY,
\. II. Isl,

between III" hours of ten o'rlpci. in The irrcnoun.
and : O'Clock in iii" afternoon of that day, IL
iruai ri the cnur..inu>c door, in The county uf
Lafayette ami Slair al Missouri, Sell NJ ,'Ihli,
vvr,!ie, I, the highest bidder, Tor cash. the said
real estate and property, Of 80 much thereof IL
my hU necessary 10 satisfy the iulr- mentioned
in -i.d decd al trust, with tn" .'not of thi, trust
Given under uuI iIlni> THIS December /. A.p.,
ISL. WM. IL. tiIiLE>, trustee.
y!"ci;i JOHN AJIL, Assignee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

The Lexington & st. Louis rail-
road within eight miles Of town,
Bridge over Table up.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

The House Apportionmcnt Bill re
ported by Senate judiciary Commit
tee. provides that on and after 81 of
~ilarcli, 1913, the House shall be COM
posed rs follows: Maine, e: New
hampshire, = Vermont >; Maesaciu-
sets. .: Rhode Island, /; Connecticut,
); New York, Is; New Jersey, 6:
l'cnnsylvania,22 Delaware, | Mary
land, ); Virginia, &; North Carolina,
I; Gcorgia. $; Alabama, 6; Mississippi,
8; Louisiana, 5; Ohio, II; Kentucky,
8: Tennessee, s; Indiana, IL ; Illinois,
10 Missouri, II; Arkansas, 3: Michi-
gan, 7: Florida, /; Text. ): Iowa, 8:
Wisconsin. l; California, i; Minncso-
ia. B: Oregon. l; Kansas, .: West
virginia. 3; Nevada, /; Nebraska, l.
Total. 2i3.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

WHEREAS, .,nn El:Aa!,rta I;ranicau. hy
May. 4. ID, ieGJ, ami record in III. Recorders
ollie "f lafayette county IN In" state ui Missouri,
in Deed Book ", No. /, at ra-r 2ii, conveyed to
III. undersigned E-Ii,Nr The frliuWin described
real estate, situated IN The county at Lafayette
a:,t ~tair OF Missouri. and ,i.,Cribt Il i'll said deed
uftrl-t as follows, tu-wit: The east half of lot
number eleven IN. in block tniri y-iiy. ISL in
The first addition tn thr town NOW clty) of Lex
iuGtnn, IS the >IIur is described Gn the pla; Of
sad addition now CA tile in thu Recorders Office
for said Lafayette comfy, saving aud excepting
four and "nr-hnlf iiisl feet oil tn west >iit oil
said east half Of said lui eleven III. leaving
The lot ar pnrcrl of ground conveyed of said decd
twenty and out-iIaii t"!.i feet front gu North
Street, and running htrk t. the alley. and upon
which Is situated Il two story brich huuSe, which
sail conveyance WAS I:iilc in trust to secure the
payment ottwo certain prDmi,ury notes in said
deed Of trust Described, and which said notes are
now past tue and unpaid. Therefore, at tn.
request Of thu lr:i al holders Of said notes, and by
write ofthr terms and provisions Of sail deed Of
trust, Twill, IN
SATURDAY, THE 2lL 4 OF MAi:LH,
\. il, lS.a.
between the hours IT nine u'c'OcN IN the fore
noon AMI five O'Clock III tir aflernpH:, Of that day,
IT tn. tuur:iinuSr door. in thr city nf Lexington,
and county of Lafayette and >;ttr of Missouri.
sell ut public v"a,tu., .nr cash, To the highest
bidder, the all ave describe! real estate Ia satisfy
sail nnicS, and interest and tiIr costs and cN-
pcnscs Of eNcculiag this trust.
JOHN l.. RI Trustee.
Jan. -, lS12. uiI-It
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

'T>HIS farm is located about six miles <rsI
i due south Of Wavcrly, III the very fiS..1
hes. portion OF Lafayette county. II con- zSmmiii
tains 30 acres, all inrios"d by Il Gpod--I
pine plank fence. and in n high state Of cul;i-
Walton. The Improvements are, u large tw"-
story frame dwelling, suitable tenant houses,
and all the necessary ouihIi!iinEs, AMI con-
venirncrs Of II we'll regulated farm.
The farm i in u good nriShborhvod, convenient
To schools, has on il "A thriving Young orchard,
and i. abuu,innily supplied with wafer. The
land has been in cultivation only Il fsw years, is
rich, fresh. and we'll adapted to the growth Of
hemp and all the staple pro'ti'.s.
1ERMS-dJHc thirrl cash, md the balance in
one and tw" years, with ten per cent. iilgiI
ErFor IulI particul.rs apply AT III : n:ice.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

Close economy and strict attention
to business OIL the part of Scott, the
cnrpet-bagging Governor of South
Carolina. has enabled him TO lay up
100000 out Of yearly salary OF S4,-
500.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

@rsn 9: s5:! cS q
81 Lexington, Mo-,
Q.atc Marvin Female lnstitu,e,)
Will open its next session on
Monday, January goth,
Under the management of
PROF ABRAN DAVAULT, \. W.,
As PRESIDENT Pro. TEN,
Assisted by all oi the present faculty in the Col
leSe, except In. Church and his family, who
retire from the College 10 labor in another quarter.
The present srSsiun, until January 2j,I, vii
90 IN As usual, and there will be no Interruption
or Storpage i'll the school.
FACULTY.
ADRIAN navArIr, \ NJ, President. Pro: TEN.
gulgrs, Natural Science and Moral Phi
lusophy.
Miss ArRTI.rA MILLER, Principal in Collegiate
Mss I:ELLE l.. GREEN, Principal in Preparatory
Department.
Mis-. Dora DAvAuLr, Instructor on Piano AMI
Organ.
The College property donated TO us by the
lifted up, and is now in complete order for "a iirs,
class school. All the occupied rooms are nicely
carlrtcd and furnished anl made comfortable
FOR the pupils.
Will hr kindly treated and well and thoroughly
Taught.
lhe faculty is equal TO any in the State, in
Siinillr Colleges. We therefore recommend the
school TO the public.
WI. MORRISON.
JOHN +. ElLAND.
EDW ARD WlNSOR.
nfi-om Resident CuratorS.
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FINAL

EENtL
~OTit I. i hereby given II all parties intrr"s-
I'll iii the Lat. iirn, OF LOinaN X Jacobs,
f.i.i II. uli"r.icl.i aimini-t:Ltpr and
surviving partner, will Apply 1T the nrxt Term
of thr Probate IuElrt -, Lafayette CnI!ty, IL
Il" !.run ;,.I !Irlt at Lexington. Missouri, on
the 1T M"u,t"y in April ls52, Ia maze Il final
settlement OF said estate.
l,UAH :. LOMNN
jlnl-tj Admir- and surviving Partner.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31


EvIiEi;Et> "a "cr W. hIhcr, and Maria
w l.. !; her. hi y Iir. 10y their certain deed
III iru-t, dated III. .ih 'iaX "f March, \. D.,
ISL. ard r,curt. Il in the Recorders Office. ii
Lafayette county, Missouri, in Book No. three.
81. II li-" iic. conveyed II William II. thilr,.
trustee, the t".!nwin- 'tcsrrinrd tracts "f land
situated i'll said Lafayette county, Missouri,
VIZ: The south half ui the northeast quarter al
section number itiIiy-i"Ir Ci), and the Svt;th
half Of the northwest quarter OF said section
number tiIir:y-.uur tiD, except ten uJl acr.S on
of tie Wrst end OF said last named tract. all IN
township number lilly (j0) and range number
fw"ilN-~rTtu (rl. which >Ii'l conveyance WAS
made Ia s'cnr, the IHty Inrn. nj two certain prom
i>nry huIrs describe in said decd ut trust: ami
whereas. default has hv n n..:,ir IN the pay ncnt
ui >aIt nOir> AMI interest, as specified in said
deed 81 trust. and The sam" air nuw due ani I'M
paid. AMI whereas. said Grur.. ". Baker has
ban duly :'!iu,i-ri bankrupt b: the District
Court ct III" | ulir.i states, i'll the Western bis
trIri al Missouri. ami the unir-i.cirt john .Auli
i The daily arlp'n', Il ahl quaiiii"i a.>siSarc nj
iir r>iaIsni said bankrupt. and, whereas, 10y az
nr,l": al SAID court mtl un III" eth day III
November. \. d. ISL, Ia -ii,l :t,-;gii,r v ~ on
,lrr'Hi tp unite with tia .!Ii IN. III. ttlirS,
trustee a. aforesaid, in thu sale al >a:'l property.
Now, therefore. li:hlic Hotir' i hereby given
that the undersigned. as sl;rh trustee. acting
untcr The provisions of said deed Of trust, and
at tl.c -rtII,-r of it- holder oil sail nni,o, and the
said a--i-nyr. il conjunction, in pursuance To
said u,,trr at court. VIII, ON
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
New Advertisements.
TWO FARMS s'Oy RENT.

I have twu farms imr rent IN Ray ,yS,
county, Mo. on" situated on mil" N=..'I
from iilr.iIn an lii" '. NJ. Il. X. with imti
gib aCr = in Ca!i IN. Itlr other. --k
three miles from H. nm ,iid. 81 acrr- in cul;INa.
ton, with good improvements NJ ir'~,l iaud
Apply 10 I. ii. BNiLl>N.
nlf-&t lity Hotel, Lexington. Mo,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

FARM FOR SALE.

VINHiS Is Il line hemp farm. situated 80.
about -iN miles southwest of Wat Ft.,f
verify. containing. 80 acres all in cult k!m;I
Walton, we'll imrlrsud and with con---..k-
vrii.i.t cross fencing. The Improvements are
all new, consisting OF a gouh and convenient
dwelling. parH, Sc. There are on the place suN-
cral hundred bearing fruit trees. III" farm is
CONVENE. 10 schools. AMI has on il an :bun-
'lant >ui,iy of water. The land is fresh, aud
during the i"w year, il has been, in cultivation.
has produced u ton al hemp {" every two acres.
lEisM-Sj,tt J cash. and the balance in five
annual payments, with ten per c",:t. interest.
Fur iuil information ami: II! 'ii'S ''!hrv. ill.ti
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
And all points East, West & south.
CONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONS:
AtSt. Louis with all rail aud river lines East,
North aud south; nj Mexico with louisiana New
short Route for Chicago amt tn. last ut Mvlrrly
with Toledo, Wabash and Western Hallway "a,
AT M"ulton with Burlington aud south Western
Railroad, for burlington, TT. Madison and
hcokuk At tttinwa with Ientra. Railroad uf
Iowa, Dcs Moincs VALLEY, and Burlington and
Missouri River Railroudt Tor It. Paul, Mlnneapo-
lis, Mason City, Dcs Moinc,, IT. poi.c, and all
Iowa ahd Minnesota points 1t Chlliicothe with
Hannibal and 81. JOSEPH, Railroad at Harlem
with Kansas City, II. Joseph and , Gunril Huns
Railroad for LravenwUrth, Alchison. N.bru.k,
Stty, Council Biuns and Omaha L.afhrop 18th
Hannibal and 81; Joseph Railroad, Cameron
Branch NJ flattshurg with Chicago, Il. l.. and
racine Hiiiiroad, south-W estcrn Branch ; nj II.
Joseph with -. Joseph and Denver lity and
KANSAS Oily, st. Joseph and Council Bluffs
naii'''aas ut Kansas CITY with h tnsus Pacific,
Missouri River TT. scott and Gtli, and Leayrn-
worth, Lawrence and Galves;os RailrDa,i, for
Lawrence, Topeka, Denver. Fl. Scntt., Ottawa
k:inporia. and all points in Kansas, Colorado
New Mexico and California.
PULLMiN'S PALACE CARS
hun through between 81. Louis and kans,, Civ,
cttuIhWa AMI 1t. Joseph, and between Kansas
SitS and Chicago, without change.
~ Through tickets Tor sale 10 all important
points.
+. CHANDLER.
Seh; fa-scnger and Ticket Agt.. st. Louis.
Gen. Supt., -. Louis.
JOHN GATHER,
Ticket Agt.. Lexington.
supt. Western Division, II. & l. Junction.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
GEN. NJ. JEFF THOMPSON.

This man who was once the f~icrccst
rebel in all the South, is now, enc of
the dirtrst and mcaneSt Radicals in
the whole country. y writer from
New Orleans in the st. Louis Times
thus outlines his character:
This cx-Conir:icrate officer and Il
somewhat noted Individual is ut pres
ent domicilcd in New Orleans. and
forms a fraction of the ring of dis
reputable thieves engaged in the
laudablc occupation of piundcring
the honest portion of the people of
Louisiana. Tho,c familiar with .JcT~s
course during the ''latr unplra>ant-
ness" the vim and ardor with which
lie fought the FcdcralS, and who have
read his famous and somewhat bam-
bastic proclamation, Illuminated dur
ing the campaign in Southeast Mis-
souri,, in which he threatened to draw.
hang and quarter two Yankees for
every rebel put t o death by Tie enemy,
would scarcely think it possible for
the 'O'd Swamp Fox" to iratcrnizc
so lovingly with Radicals and carpet
bag"crs. In fact. Ii" uut-lIcrotl> Her
cd. and is to-day Tie nos intense
Radical in tie city. Truly the flesh
pots Of Grant. in these degenerate
timcs.possc>> wonderful fascination.
Like all the miserable carpct-barwing
tribe, jeff came to New Orleans to
make money. am here as poor as
Lazarus. He chose the Rndlca! chute,
praised Grant and RadicaliSm, de-
nounccd Democracy. forcsworc his
Maker. and was rewarded with Il fat
office for his dirty work. He is now
chief engineer of the board OF public
works, an Office worth, with per-
quisites and stcaiings. about $50, 900
Il Year. E2 lives IN II stylish mansion
N st. Charles street. drives Il spank
in. team. moves in the best Itaiicali
society, i. '.hail fellow well met"
with all the big thieves OF the black
and-tau government. "And Yet he
isn't happy unless he is as devoid
Of conscience Is is stone of vitality.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
GENERAL NAruRE-No. 7e.l


Be ii enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of United States Of
AmericG in Congress assembled,
That the President Of tho United Mates be,
and he Is hereby, authorized 10 establish an
additional land district III the State Of Mime
sofa. embracing all that part OF the present
New Ulm land district lying north Of tho
north line Of township number one hundred
and ten, and to tx from time 10 time the
boundaries thereof, which shall be named aE-
ter the place at which the Office shall first bc
established; and the President shall have
p,,wer to fix IRON time time the location ofthe
Office for such district.
SEC. Q. That the Precedent Is hereby author
ized 70 appoint, by and with the advice and
consent of The Senate, register and receiv-
er for said land tistriyt, who shall be required
to reside at the site Of the lAnd-Oiiice itr said
dIstriSt, who shall be subject to the same lays
and responsibilities, and whose compensation.
roapeUlively, ehal be the same a. that now al.
lowed by law TO other land-oillces In said
State.
Approved, May u, 1872.
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