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Arizona citizen., 1872-05-04

Col. ROGER JONES, Division h. spector; Col. Sprague. Chief Pay master of this Department; Lieu tenants Ross and Bourke, of General Crooks Staff; Dr. H. Bendell, Super intendent of Indian Affairs; and Ed. c. Jacobs, the new Indian Agent at Grant, all reached Tucson last Satur- day with General Howard and party. Colonel Jones, who is noted for eff ciency and correctness, busily occupied his time in an inspection of military matters about Tucson, and left for Crittenden on Thursday with Pay master Sprague. The latter paid the troops at Lowell on Tuesday and those at the Rillito on Wednesday. Most all received four months pay. Col. Sprague will pay at all posts in the Department this trip. Apache was omitted in tie last paying round. Col. Sprague always meets hearty welcome for reasons outside his financial distributions.
Arizona citizen., 1872-05-04

MIR. JOHN WAssoN left here on Thursdays stage via California for a short visit to his parents and relatives ill the old States. He will attend the Centennial Commissioners meeting in Philadelphia, May 22, and make a brief visit to some of the principal Eastern cities. He expects to be back early in July. The readers of THE CITIZEN will have to put up with less editorial in the meantime, but the local news will have careful attention, and the friends of the paper through out the Territory are respectfully re- quested to send in correspondence on local affairs. MT. Wasson will furnish occasional matter of interest.
Arizona citizen., 1872-05-04

FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH. or on terms to suit purchasers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

Hnlangf fam auf Gem 9eip;issr Sabns
bpfe cine &iite BON Drag an. Nuf rem
6ra3tbriefe tam ipIscnpe Declaration 4:
Cine !eere &iite. Snbalt /: unbes
fannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
umterba e 8.
Wie inan Geographic madt.

auS Mltenburs miro elm interefantes
Curriculum mitsetbeilt. 3u zen S6Snz
beiten Der Start sebSrt ein GROCER, rings
un BON pra6tisen Saumsdnsen einees
faBter Sei6, in pe6en Mitte ii6 cine
feline Sniel betneet. Spr etni0er Belt
1T nun in Oanemarf cine Heilebcl6reis
bunS BON OeutIblanp eridienen in nell
der aud bic Start altenbur9 Seridji6s
tisun9 sefunren bat. GS lit pa unter
ancerm zines Seides G%rndbnun0 aez
than uno ;lpar nernt i'm Der Serfa1er
oes &eiiebudes een Gee @eiiuni6.
Oils Die suten ~9lltenburser pappn tSrten,
serbra6en ie iid Die &Spfe barber, auf
pelde @eiie rer rdniide Geiienpe III jes
ier Scsei6nuns selanst iein mS6;e.-
Cine @nfrage bet pemieleen lSite
ras &dtbiel. Der &eilence bate, ents
sidt iber Die S65nbeit peS Sei6es eli
men sufdQis ibm in ben 0es fcmmenren
Wann nab pem Ndmen pes Geihes acz
frast unr parauf Die Ant,pprt erbaltsn /:
@eee % MID.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
Gin wiEiaer Sabanejc. Oils pcr

Gin DiEissr Sapaneie. Oils pcr turs
sem Die japaneNi6e 0eianpi6aftpie Sras
~ lhe Photographic @allerie yerlieB
man ile auf gut ameritanil6 Spn sinsm
mcbr sablreiGen ais gewablten, unp
mrbr suerin9li6en ais anitdnpiaen pub
lifum umringt. Cine feinsstleirete Oas
me LIEF iId' Yrn ibrer Neusier 70 nett bin
retbsn, rae le zen cllenlansen, rabenz
lhmarscn 3ppf zines Ter @elanpl6aftSs
Attahe'S in Die Sanp nabm unp nit
Sliden Ger Serpunrsruns betra6tste.
Der iaparriibe 6err liGelte iie an, mari
sinen ni6t Wi6,uperitetenren Ylid auf
zen Gbi9ncn rsr Dame unr riff cann
auf leincn 3tpf peutenc /: All mine, all
mine. C2llleS meins, alleS mems D.
Die Odmr cntfsnte liG nit ihmerem
Seuf;er %unr.unter Gem 9eahter rer
Wennr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
uatcres Tepartement.

3peitr Siane SuStatirsr, sssn. Reruen. 6tssra.
ybie. Sbrsiben, GItetismus Sipsuutsrri6t.
Srife Siafe Sutftatirer II. 6eTuireu, Peter, Sore.
sen, Rsbnsn. @ei6itte, @sesraPsis. gsuti6. Gitt&ismus
Siuauutsrrfhf-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
MiiSneraansniB. Gin Surlde Bat

Wibhsrfananib. Gin SurIde bate
lei einem &lufmann um feds &reuBer
2abaG Scfalrf, unr pemlelben einen CO
burger Se6irr seseben. Yis Ger &aufs
mann rtss ,nne purpe, bate lu6 eer
Suribc bcrritS aus eem SauIe entfernt.
Ier &aufmann elite binter rem earcntis
l9e brrecr ugc unter ris Saustbire, 100
or lbn juit nod srblidte,
S~aufmann; 5e, listsr 5rsuns.
Yuriac: @as gifts?
8auimam Der 1T nidt gut!
Suri6e: S6art mir, ib rau1'n cod I!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
Sesinaunecn.
ID, WaiAtr. Ngsktftrn B,

8pf n. gSpenaHs, unterrttt, Daittg. dasstrtrE Der
fslssn, "a Sudrtdl, ........-.....
Einrsne Der 5erien sss Geresiums, .................. 80
Salks Sstsdnssr, q SsG!laI, "".....".......... %
JasessS Saler. alteres Department, ..,.............
ilnseres .........m... 3
Sur @tuff u. 9tiSen .lluterriSi rire eTtra te,aplt. 8itr.
ttljSbrii6s SerdusesabIuus. rs rirs ieiu geSus ataatt,t
rsssn abRsienbtit, ausssnemmsn tn 5aatr lang Saatrn,sr
EranIsst seer @ntlaiurS.
Seller RpiadHser ieate nit miEeefeus srsi Senmer. urs
sysi Niarsr. 9n,hssn serisbsn ltiH. ispis nit eiasr ssaaasn.
Zen Sn,atl Ssmstn. Strlmpt, 5aittntl4sr. 6aasta1r,
Ssrsietter. 8amne. Sartitn u. u. 8siasr eisier @essR.
aanes wire pom 9eaesium sdtsitrt. ReEH ni1t bsfsnset
arranssmsnrs sieiertals setrrHsn HAT. Sses Rlesunss.
hud lpate NIT Gem Rsmsn rec StIeentsn s9s6ntt iiu.
<trn, rebe lire ainett mad Sauis tsmnsn ~ laFsn nun.
iAen. lsatta iptl Asetn ,upsr An,siss edsen maden uHe
sas npthiss Rsiitseis s%inisaesa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
Wagemeine Meaalationen.

Der llnttrFi5i sssmni an ,Ttter @sR:as i'm Sts;tmtt;
uue l1lest anI erfen Sui.
Gin satsr nitli6ss Character riss pen isssm I'D ,ar Wal.
nabmt 9~lsiesnesR %stieTefr,.
Ststr STUDENT pire lei lelHsR GiEtrit seprli, uns in sas
Ssparismeut ane ss slaNs ssitst et iaItn 3~sbisisittu al.
stmefsn ine.
auc ven zen Streert,R sstrautrn 3aSsr inc Ger Gin.
.bt ess Cists.,ss g..c.gpsisg.
Seri5le rgtretn ale tssi @isrsis an sf 9lts-r grfaaet ssss
an etc germuneer Der SiuesnIsu, un eitls ubsr ee Ueiuns.
belt. ystyistn Eas Ssvti5g;,.s iegsy Ssers sser gsanesl ~
beaahri6tieen.
As- Das Sntitri tsFt Gatn sfsa. Gs Gs.,s!sn. rsst
stlsbr. pirs, III bic Remiit sRatesliitt, eed ptrbsn bic rtii.
sisitn anfttsH Anesrsslalbistr ai8t ssetntrattssL
9Esaen Sin,elnhetsl gperss man Id an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
ct. Sobannes Goaegium,
Nrairie on Sbieu, @is.
Inter Ssitnng Der drillidem Sriser.

Der 3pst eisiss tRiutes 1T, ter Suasne prair;, eu
Gbteu's unS Res gan; Rcrspsitsns cine 8sleasneet M sie.
ten, stns sransli6e dai Gle Srunsidte Ger St!isien bsru5sn
be Gr;isbUna ~ srbilt,u.
Die cage ees S~patsIunis III uRubtrtreTen biut6tltb her
@siunebet, SeausmltGIeit uns S4Ssbeit Der SeeEerie.
Sas 8ttduee IN ares ure bslasri siHgsridtst teine Rsfsr
fne eefttut, nm edreles nit daem ~ strishta ras sum
gppblsin ure Gpntsrt Der Smesnten teitralen taaR aua
III e. unaeben rEu ueiten une bsrrlihea Sgtelplabsn.
Der Stueieaturius unia5i AIDES, mas srppsuli6 IN Gel.
ls5ten Sslesrt rtre, ure X IN piSr Gtpdrtsments ~siassiettlt 4:
Sn has llntere 9iittIere, SansslswtNsni6afti&s unS gtaec.
uiitt Department.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
Observation-Disclosures Separtemeut.

Der Sanstlsriieni&aitlt&e GURUS umiasi aas !3vets,
elmer sultn englltsa s~lietGns, einitlteslt1 eeku, Sarst.
ben. Sef5ttte, Ssrsraptie @rlmnatf. Srttffardbsr, re.
s~eukunstn, Gstnen, GGsssra. @eSn,strte. Sutfabrtr. pbpii
GtrifliHs esbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

Sine Tame bemerfte sessn Corn Che
iterielc, pae ole S~ran;pien bSHider Ieisn
ais Die Gn9ldnper.-Oer 9prp perneinte
ciss.-Oic Gnsldnrer seben es ~, duz
berte carauf Gle 9ame.-0aS lit eben
Gin Sclrcis, raf ite bbaiher iinc, ais Die
SranSCIen, enpisrcrte Ger 2pir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
Sd iah in meinem Qebsn nidts is yer

sd Iab in meinem Seben niGts 10 per-
dnceili6es, ME zen @inc, iaste cine al
te Tame in Neps ycrf, pelde cten mad
Saule ;uriiffebrte. Oils i6 Srcarpay
binat9ing, blies CT mir 10 bart er nur
fpnnte ms 0cii6t unp alS i6 mid UNI
prebte, unc Die Stra6e beraufsinA blies
CT mir sten 10 beftis in Den HiGen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
a~fasemIaes e~esartsmeat.

Srittc aiafe Gn9itfti S9npusmsa. Gsssbag, Hsst.
fuHt. RseenkunaeE, Ilte @eltifts uHs @tgaraptte. Rsmi-
I6e I~ltsrtbumsiuRse, @eemsigie. 5rispncmSiris. ptsff. %.
tsiniiH. 6risGiib. 5rauisfi6. 6eu;i6 uns Syariit, lrtuu
ssrauidtl, 3eu5Hine u zen Sat5e!ieismHs.
3rpeite alaHe /: G.sslbunssu, gesSsntliSs Dsba.t,H.
9pait, Ybileispbie, gr1liiAe eitsrGar, Grittibe &~ltertburs ).
Iunee, Srianif. anrrnemie Analpiiite Wsouetri,, qaas.
mtftn. Gbsmie, ea,enii6. GrittiiS, 3srsniHe fur BEN "a.
t5uIieismas, SranssiiiS. 6ssti4 uaN SPaniiS (rsan az.
nunlht).
erie &laTc Gnelii6s si:sratnr. @5Aertltde Dstat.
ten, 9psti. uuttrpbsiif. Gtbit afspnpmit, @tslpsts, Strsn-
1uua. Staatspirtsibaft, eatstntit, SrisSiiS. 1raR,SfiS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
Sr. Senesiet, Director.
Hfarrer u. &ofe.
Hfarrer y. W. Abbelm
C mptebIunae

ssp. NJ. Seis, Sii&rf psE Va SrsHt.
&eo. Y. =. esnnebau, giesrsssr, Soma.
Rev. y. u. @cWanns, Sarvsr's 5errs. Ssps.
@brte. g. ". SeIep, yrairis en- gsisn, vie.
@srw. Sobu eaiplsr,
Gbrp. .. n. Start,
q. .. R~eitemaper, Gsa.,
y. &Ancieer, Ssa,,
M. SsaIsp, Gsa.. eaEins. Servo.
SEQ. I. Hds. gsa., Is&ysssr. Seea.
~. S'Srien, esa,, Msgrtspr. Sspa.
Shrw. y. y. N~fnhousp. GstssgL Sgpi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
Ms bel elmer @sfrutenhrauna I'D

audi eit fleiner, junser damn ltellen
mrbtc, ia8te Der commandments SiTsisr
Der bat ia faum A S9ub.
Oieler a~ntrprrtste dnsitli6 DID, aud
rie niht einrnal, Ipncen bios Gin Iaar
alte Stiefel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
@ittlerss Separtemeut.

brittle &laie: Srtscsrdgtie. etitu, SGrsitcn, @ram.
NATL, RtbRsu, @scgrdgtis, @cidiSis, 6ranjsFfh (rtnn az.
runIht), Rsligisns llRtegritt.
3peite &lane eesR, Sbrsibtn, Srammatts gufas.
ihrsibed. 8sbneH, Nigeria, Etutlt, 2ateinila, GgteciIa
5ran,efi8 (rtan espuniSll, RehsisususteTri6t.
Grffe aiGiie yeisn, S5rsistn, gsrsbau, a~afasi6rsis
ben, ~efsssIuut, 6SiSifte, Geographic. SstneR, Gllesa
@spmttrie SH6fabssn, SeHtiS. edteiliI6, @rit&iiS Sran
,efi6 uue Sgdriih CpenR aeplnitn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
Gin tuieaer Tiafer mi6banrelte ur

Serehter Weile etnen Snaben. Die I'm
liebtacen molten lid chen an ;tm Mrl
sreifen, ais elm iein.r !Serr sinities unp
fcrtsufatrsn tsfabl. ,gSrbin Gw. @nas
ben 2" fraste Ger auti6er. ~9ia6 Ger pc
li;ei !" .Nas frisS' i9 ?" n6iinfune,wans
;is." laste Ter Serr, Der Gin poliscibramter
mar u. eaS putlifum CAB ii9 sufrisren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

Cine SaTe iiebt aus psm 6snitsr, pis
ein SnaBcniinSe ibrsn z pbn pur6prls
selt. ~@arts Sunse, idrie tic gum SEM
fer binauS, i'd perre Dir belfsn." uSlsis
Zen Sic nur, Wapam, i6 perre ltcn al.
lsin nit ibm fcrtis," s%ntsssnete Der Stras
eeniunee.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-15
FROM GREENEVILLE.
The Sunday School Convention - Some
Facts About its Proceedings.
DELAYED LETTER.
GREENEvILLE, Tenn,

GREENEvILLE, Tenn,
Friday noon, May 10, 1872.
telegraphed last night some account of
the East Tennessee Sabbath School Con-
vention, now in session in this city. So
far its deliberations have been of great in
terest and profit. Assembling here at q
time when the community was thrown
into great excitement over local misfor-
tunes and troubles it was not expected
that the Convention would receive that
same amount of public attention and in
terest that it would otherwise have done,
and yet we were gratified to see how cor
dial and deep an interest the community
take in the proceedings Greene county
Is the banner Sunday school county of
East Tennessee, and it was therefore GER
tain that the Convention would be kindly
received and entertained by the proverbi-
ally hospitable people of this city.
The officers of the Convention have
been given. Mr.. j. r.. Brown was yes
terday chosen Assistant Secretary. The
excellent music, which is highly apprecia-
ted by all, is under the direction of Mr.
ID. G. Dukes; Miss Estelle Rankin presides
at the organ.
The welcome address of Rev. J. a. Ru-
BILE was appropriate and eloquent. Maj.
John McGaughey, the veteran Sabbath
school leader, delivered bp special grant,an
address of fifteen minutes at the close of
! this mornings session on Inc Decllne Oh
| Morals in Our Country"
Mr.. w. p. Washburn makes a fine pre-
siding officer, and Rev. J. Lyons an efh-
cient clerk.
! Mr. David Richards, of Knoxville, as
usual ,enlivens the convention oy his plain,
sensible and characteristic talks. He Is
always heard with delight and profit.
The President holds the convention close
to its work, so that thus far the plan laid
out has been followed rigidly. The con-
venton will adjourn tonight with grand
] Sunday School jubilee.
| The following Executive Committee was
appointed for the ensuing year j. A.
! Rayl, 8. p. Angel and A. j. Kicks, Knox
county; Rev. ID. Sullins, Sullivan county;
5. a. Rogers, Loudon countyj G. l.. Cate,
Bradley county; Prof. Fl. Presnell, Wash
ington county, and p. MoMillan, Hamil-
! ton county.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
The report of the Committee on Statis-
tics was handed in and read by Mr.. S. Il.
McCorkle. Among the counties reported
we give the following gathered hastily from
the committee. The report does not give
| the schools in the counties, but only the
! number reported in the convention;
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-15
MoSby not for Greeley.

The Philadelphia Press contains dis
patch from Forney about an interview at
the White House between the President.
Mosby and himself:
e,o;,,r, a. oS',+ IL S'',,,S,, 80
ton 2n
(Which Col. Forney replied:
'I am going to stand by the old flag and
follow the old leader. Gen. Grant. We
shall settle our difficulties in Pennsylva-
mia, If there is any wisdom in our party
leaders, aud 50 help to secure good editor
Tor the New York Tribune and good
President for the country"
"Then,' said MOshy, turning TO Grant,
81 will never vote for Horace Greeley.
viii stump Virginia against him. l will
undoubtedly support a Democratic crndi-
date, if my party nnminates one, and If 1t
'lon't | will vote for Presid Mt Grant"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-15

been done heretofore, IL has hunted out its
thieves and punished them.
Mr. Maynard then took up the subject of civil
service reform, and showed how Gen. Grant
had disregarded party ties in his appointments.
le. cited Chas. Francis Adams, Caleb Cushing
and Hon. VIM. Evarts, all able men, connected
with the Geneva Arbitration, who were not
supporters of his administration. He referred
TO his cabinet, made up of business men and
not professional politicians
NEW CONVERTS.
Tho Nashville Convention met n few days
ago and endorsed Cincinnati and Greeley.
He then read the Cincinnati platform. He
read the first resolution endorsing equal rights,
and wanted TO know where was "nigger equal
ity' now Men who have been denounced for
niger equality, &c, what do you think of this
in 1872, at Nashville?
The second resolution accepts all the amend
ments and pledges tho union of the States,
do not object to their getting their eyes opened
but they should be modest and not take the lead
in these new ideas. Apprentices are not put TO
boss work: They ought TO let old hands boss
the Job this year.
] was glad to see we had so many Liberal Re-
publicans in Tennessee. did not know it be-
fore but was glad TO hear it. They have taken
the first step and | expect to see them in the Re-
publican camp
Mr.. Maynard then touchingly referred TO the
kindly relations that had always existed be-
tween him and those before him. He hoped
these relations would always continue and when
he was through his public duties he hoped to
resume the neghborly, friendly relations here
tofore existing between them. He thanked
them for the honor conferred and retired with
three rousing cheers for Grant and Maynard.
Tho large crowd dispersed highly pleased with
their distinguished Representative and the able
chompiOn a their nrincinlns
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-15
THE WRONG MAN.
Not for Greeley "If the Court Know
Herself"
A Delegate TO Baltimore Declares for
Grant.
peciai 10 the Daily ChronicIe.l
CHATTANOOGA. NTnv 10

CHATTANOOGA, May 10, 1872.
VIM. Crutchfield, Esq, who was ap
pointed delegate to the Baltimore Demo-
cratic Convention, authorizes the state
ment that his name was used without his
knowledge or consent.
He declares that before the war he was n
Wing, during the war Union man, and
now unequivocally for L. S. Grant for
reelection rs President of the United
States.
At the Confederate decoration to-day,
Colonel J.. S. Marye, the orator of the day,
revived the lost cause.-the first fruits of
Greeley's nomination.
The indications are that campaign doc
uments will not be wanting.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-15

CLOSING INCIDENTS OF THE CONVENTION.
The jubilee on Friday night was an en-
inent success, rejecting the highest honor
on Greeneville. Some two or three hun
dred children convened, and under the di-
rection of Mr.. Dukes and his choir, they
made most delightful music. | think
Greeneville may well be proud of its mu-
steal talent. have seldom seen so m ny
bright, rosy-faced, healthy young girls,
with such sweet voices. Several pieces,
such as the "Sweet BY and By" were re-
peated by request. Addresses were made
by Messrs. Washburne, Rogers, Lyons,
Richards, Anderson and Atwell.
Among the gentlemen Of Greeneviile
narticularlv active in contributing to the
success of the convention were Messrs. j.
A. Galhrsith, d. @. Dukes, d. II. Britton
and Revs. w. p. Rankin, 8. V. McCorkle
and J. A. Ruble.
The thanks Of the convention were ten
dereh the ast Tennessee Virginia ana
Georgia Railroad for half faro tickets; TO
the citizens of Greenevillo for their hos
nitality; to the eh Iristor and choir for eX-
cellent music and to the ofheer1 OF the
convention for their satisfactory discharge
| Of duty.
The convention then edjourned to rect
! Mt Cleveland In M ~ next, subject % the
call Of the Executive COmmii,se,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-15

The.CneInnati Ga=etie says of the edi-
tor of the Louisville CoWiCr-JoEEdt, who
attended the Cincinnati Convention:
" Not face in the hall grew paler than
that of Henry Watterson when the NOM
ination Of Greeley was announced"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-15

So far as we have seen, the Democratic
press in Tennessee endorse the Cincinnati
ticket. The appeal and Banner are per-
haps more egushing-more rapturous-tiian
the Others, but they all fall into it, The
ADaEGnchc. having favored the disorgani-
zution of the Democratic party 20 long,
does not feel called upon 10 be so demon
strative in its course us its neighhor who
IL new CONVERT. The appeal is in ecsta-
cies. The Union and american ia more
caut Gus i'm its expressions, but gives un-
mstakahle evidence of swallowing the
in If neo 3S4,.ry, in which et7s the Ban
er will he an interested II not an amused
pectatOr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
GUARDIAN'S SOrICs: or FINAL
SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given ia all persons inter-
~ cs;cd in the estate OF Wilhclnina, Anna.
tiHhrri, Iu"Z-, Caroline, Erntstiue and
august Lccschwring, minors, that the under.
signed guardian OF the persons and estate of
SAD minors, has filed his account for final
seIlicIiirnt OF said minors estate at the July
term of the Probate c.urt of I.atayrtt-
county. Mo, and will apply nj The next term of
,ali court, to be held IA the irst Monday in Octo-
ship. HENRY KEITH ER
atiS,i ,aI,rii,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FINAL
SGtIEEEMEST.

'in y as hereby given to all persons inter-
"st'a tinai the nauer.iGne,i guardian of the
h.. MI ~ 'tit'."f t%0rylclia Hendricks, u minor,
.juJr ~. NJ recount for final settlement at the
.,j,' ,n.ih' iSI2. u The Probate Court uf L.Hiay-
cnarg,. rrng,, NO. and win Apply for u final dis
rsrn,; is.., OF said court 10 Lr h,idsn on Inc
"tsa Monday Ia October, Is;s ~
ausz' JAMES II. HENDRICKS. Guardian
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GttRD:xN'S NOTICE OF r.S.I
Sl.ss: .I:i1E

HTo!! + j. i'eTr.y given 10 all partir, inter
~ "H'..:. a u" "-ihi' Of ;.n"N j, william D.,
i'''i III iu",-r>!gn''i Jtar,lim 81 IA. persons and
"-;rl"": >iil n!i:iurs il e., .iisrI h-raccUun: Tor tin,i
settlement al sail :.Iin1r-' estate. III In. .IuIv
f'tII Of liz lIoi,at" curt of .,,Ctypft. ruu,it
No :itl will apply al Ia. ur>tI-rln ur laid cnnri
to ~ hid "i !nr hist Monday IN October, l>,.,.
ipr It tint! iisriIIrcr nj her ri irt:Il>hip.
.,is.I AMELIA j. Ii!.!.rJr, i;Lir,,ivn
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DEMONSTRATORS, rn.r.c,

~ -ittt Ntik"r. ii c,...,rL. v.r,. ;, '[,"t' ~
IT, t'"'. r>'Si''% "niEr 1911 day Of Arrii, I.7.
=! T. ! .''''' ! "'i'' at ;.',:hl ,.ir .%iru.iIy. Ma. >
are ! r4it!r"'' 10 rAI,.l.l alcrn Tor alip,y:n,n ,n H..
',II'., ''''F' wilma on" !'..r tiIr, la. dat. ar
hn W. IT,. y, Iti.'r! "a. - i].r"ciu,iri l.nin any
y :,",'' -'.'' estate; in'! il ~uriI claim h. No.,
:, nitiirf' 0'iAjI iwr years from H." I.i' -, . Xxi
,"ti''> ii'"A viii hr i'l.,c nirr,,I. " ''''
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RgviSiT!Nc

The nut; ring battle-fags are still
That dawned above the marching cciamn
No more these slopes maj know the tread
ofhcrocs' footsteps, stern aud solemn.
No shri-kins shells tear through ia sly
With hell'S Wild accents discord bringing
The long. low mounds srr green VIII grass,
And here aud ihsTv = Ja,.! sIr!nS!ns.
y here we st"",. tha; sitItry day,
whsR death, pa!c ilIser Iatr".a ont oeen
ii!S dcr:l dance; uUr contracts ,.Ik
Ia thS dcsd sleep II" bright dreams soften
I've Il over, ~fn,l.n, RON
me Wild lhrii. "ftiIr battle fr.r;.
NH'' IA! IH.nd iinr aas"! hosts
NuII! serG. TO ~rrv ;:i,!r.,T': f~,rc;yr.
Iira,ruit al lingering tread oar line.
f!,i "u' ;hr -lr' Nnrrr ttis mc.riain
And ~" :n!clsr&, u,.l r,uri,r-ct.rr..
= h!syiit;e'ii", Int agusk amt curtain:
! ut q g!'nrc al l".,r old ium. -
Most s:h., '..,!leIa ray e.! s!ur.-
1ho rrihNf.'n" al War ;Agt day
'pe.th H. r,N. ard >..I. ~',l 7tnry
ifancl in cur reyc.cnE Inlrci,,
When '..p H. rrIO:" {. liz sounded,
VI, -oul m.' know -, warrior dead.
- ranks w.;h a.tsr,= host, surrounded
1: cn.Tr. So 'rl.r ra,i. ori!.r know.
Il! !h"i-.".'i i],..;s;cr. ii ",.r pleasant
I"".s.n sac ya.-.,r.u ,.,ii., a., full
A.. hes ia, ..I,w - '','' nj. present q.
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EsVii. ...:TrL. .E,v.

'ii =. ! : iirr"hN -.I"ii l""!I Iwr-rl inrrrcs-
al Ia ti.' rNI', al .I.ht Bar, deceased
ihi' lie nii"r'iEsi' a administrator II III uuply
~ IL HrN' i"iIi at -" i'rnl ~. e.. rrf q, IA
itf".f' c.,liIir, I" t. i'%:In au,l held al I q -
i''~I''Il, Mi'7"itri. on Ii" '~r Monday in October.
iN.-' /" 'Iil.' a iiitI a.t,!cin'IiI OF said estate
NM. j. BEAR: Administrator
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Snr,cE

E!Ii.::~ ia~:im ls'i.N ON the ..,,,.
- \.'i, deceased. w"r. "In.,.,i Il, ,h.
~; ~ T. ;'i,., on 'n' ~ H.. "' Nay. i,;s. Iv
VI l'Ts"'s- having cit.nt- &sain.i ss,;'ip ..,.
u /. i''if, L" "\!'i!''i 'ir'in f,rilIDwanrr Il, iha
\,'.''".. - !'h:h "'i' i,:tr .t;;,r TIN .i.tf.. a, iii
~ . : "i 'i''N may - !t'"tn'i''i from any brm.'
va "i elIrii r'i.t": and a -II"i. claim. i.- n., :.
i.'t'E'' v i'hii. Is" N''ts from The date of sid
it':. r." ~ : vii! Ice / .rcyrr barred. 7"''
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