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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16
A GRANT Niger ON THE RAM
PAGE,

The following Is u synopsis OF the speech
of Reverend coiored Scipio !Africaous at the
the court house the other night, delivered
to 4 mixture OF black and white Radicals.
The argument used and the plauiit render
ell will show tine intelligence Of both speaker
AMI audience
Belubed brcdcrin'. I is a minister of de
gospel Il travlin' through -FOUR State from the
Norf. You kin readily see I didn't kun
hrah for to tighten YOU but I wants to talk
bout General Grant and dis man. bru,ider
Horace Greeley. lcheer>.l is u a Meth
oLi>t-a shoutin' Methodist, [yreat stamp
rs ltepullirani>m. [Great Lau.hter.l Fac
is. Horace Greeley Is too slow, (cheer>l. he
il too late. Increased currring]. de train
what he wanted to rode into der White
Hou>. on. am gone "n-ltrrmendous APP
plau>e]-for what | know ITS gone TO China.
seeing Us hOw many Chinese are coming
over heah. [rhlnlerins applau>-.l Some
men talkin' bout Georgia. III tell you all
about Georgia. Dem folks down dar amt
Observation-Disclosures rlIcer>l when ,iey gifts
'trlligcnt like we up here is. Ltn it ii he all
right. Overwhelming applansrI. Now.
gemmen. let me tell you one thing. when
you goes to the polls in de morning oh de
lection, it may he you'll meet dat old FASH
toned army of hillets and clubs. [allud-
i'm. to The Irish. if you do, and dry s,urb
49,, civ, '.m de best oh it. EGr.at
laughter md a%pp:,u>"l. In Illusion. let IN"
say.Iisa ,.rr,rher. int | tell YOU. don't
drink on election. das. vote cay ana often.
and when de '%icctir., is over GIT your
whisky. and go home and - hi''' "'"'A'
Immense %lmtgh,rr.l Don't drink WI" an!
white MAJ or ride in his carriage. you
is too good for dat. [Renewcd lauslter.j
Grmmrn. tairft II" u>e talking de men oh
dis Ian am too ~'!cctu,l to iect such L man as
Horace Greeley loud rh"er>l. and when
'rndder Greeley comes down out oh t
While louise ". "'' '''' '.''' :"
h,rk ,,ar rrb,.'"r of app,."".- from all
parts of the housed
Aud so on sti ieut1- fHtsm ndusedre.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16

Nessrs. Collins. Hail and Young will
address the citizen. Of Lafayette county on
tho political issues OF the day 1T the follow
Jog times and places:
Concord,a, SATURDAY,. October 18th. at !
o'clork ?. 4.
AujivtIie, MONDAY. October ei-'. at l
O'clock 2. u.
aissinsyille, Asndsy. October 2lst, At :
o'clock p. u.
Dover. Tuesday. October e2d. At l O'Clock
p. -.
Lexington. Wednesday. Octni"T 23d. At y
o'elOrk ?. n.
Wellington. Thursday, Octsher :sth, At I
O'Clock ?. u.
0reeatoO. Friday, O~<oi,-r 18th. At I
O'clock ?. u.
Hopswer. Saturday. October 18th. At I
0's3ock P. u.
The local committee win please zee that
publicity IL given to these appointments.
and thai proper arrangements are made fnr
the speakers.
A. A. LEsUErR. Chm. Dem. Com.
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rxaa1ntxmAaxpu


One of the most terrible and bloody
tragedies ever enacted in the State in time
OF peace, took place at Auliville. in this
county on last Thursday. The bare mention
of it causes the blood to curdle with horror
and awakens q sense OF insecurity in So
ciety.
1t will be recolleeted that in our last issue
we gave an account of q mule transaction In
which David w. Douthltt. "red headed"
Ben. Wilson. Foster and Esteli were impli-
Gated. All these parties were under bonds
and appeared for trial before Justice Ridge
way on Thursday. On the ground that jus
lice could not he done them ut Aullyille, y
change of venue was granted, and u new
day set for trial at HigsinsviIle. There
seemed to be a great deal of excitement In
the community over the affair. and the young
men We're advised to leave temporarily,
which they declined to do, repairing to the
house Of j. A. Inskip in Aullville. well
armed and making %imprudent threats asainst
certain we'll known citiEeuS. This was about
about forty mounted men. organized and
armed with shotguns and revolvers, rode
into town about this hour. from the direction
of Davis bridge. They took charge of the
place. and proceeded to surround the hous
of Mr.. Inskip. The work that followed wa
short and decisive. In a few minutes young
Douthitt lay Il lifeless corpse. riddled with
twenty-seven bullets. Wilson Was ~terrlll,
wounied, being shot in three places. in the
thigh, under tbs sh0ulJer-bladr and In the
lower part of the abdomen. The body o
young Douihitt was brought up by ~railroat
on last Friday, and buried the SAME day from
the residence of his father. Col. Green l.
Douthitt. Wilson was brought up on Frida,
night, MIR. George Kennedy. of the Bourbon
House, very kindly consentiny to tax him in
The affair has created great eXcitcmen
throughout the county. 1t is regretted b,
all classes as an unnecessary and unjustlfnbl,
outrage, and one which will bring discreet
upon the good name of our county. vi tn,
guilt or innocence Of the parties we Sd,
nothing, knowing nothing. hut even admit
ting their guilt. no such extreme measure
can be defended for a moment.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16
CATHOLIC FAIR,

In the exercise Of practical and systematic
charity, the Catholic church is not surpassed
by any other in the world. Ii has been one
OF her grand missions TO stretch out the
helping hand to the poor and destitute OF
earth. Ali her fairs. festivals. and religious
efforts look to this end. We hope therefore
the fair aud festival Of this church, adyer.
tisrd for the 18th inst, will lie well patron
iz',l not only by our Catholic, but our Prot
'>tnnt friends. Let all 80 anu lend u helping
hand in the good work.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16
Railroad Cross Ties

WILL receive Ties my whcrc aa the Missouri
l. river where they can he con v~nirntiy loaded
on . steamboat. ] will pay ihirt. live crnts per
lie Tor dr-t-ciass iies. ofthe following speciaca-
berry, red elm, honey locust, black walnut hnd
wild cherry. Ties must hr cut from sound,
knots. They will he eight feet hong, ensSs en,
square, nil the bark taken OF ciran. hewe1W
two straight, true surfaces, facing sven trsurs
sand ties =, amy landing from Calnbrtdge. sea.n.
county, - knnsas CITY, an eteser ssae ~ ~,
| iii tiles rrrelysd by tho insp~sssv ~ ts %ns .
p,srr. lafayette roenty, NO
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16

PERSONAL. - Our friend, Captain
A ALesueur the head ofo t OF our leading gro-
Gerry houses, left for st. Loui, ON Monday, IL be
absent Tor several days. Hi, absence. from his
post Us ClailInin of the County Committee just
at this time, is to be regretted. but his private
business makes it absolutely necessary No man
has done more hard work than Captain Lcsueur
during the past season As Chairman OF our
County Committee, us principal in q large
grocery house and an active partner in a soap
factory, besides bearing n share in religious and
other enterprises, he hi been head over cars''
i'll business. In every department he las per-
formed his duty faithful! and We'll. He gurs 10
81. Louis Il, present TO attend II meeting of the
Masonic Lodge, and To rcpicnish his stock of
groceries.
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ON TIME.

j. II. Ardingcr h Co., we mean. whose adj
vertiscment will he found In another column
This is desrrvedly u OF the most prosper.
ous AMI popular houses in-the city. Mr.. Ar
dinyer informs us that his fall aud winter
stock Of dry goods IL unusually large and
brilliant, and Us his clerks. are 70 our own
knowledge Handsome and accommodating to
tho last degree, everybody will lind 1t TO their
interest 10 give them . cali.
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Arr,x.l .ud Departure of the Mails.


81 Louis mail, via y Mo u q. arrives at :
A n: departs At q r u Via Pacific IL IL, ar
rives ut II A u; departs at . Sor M-paiiy.
Western mail arrives Q A u ; departs q P.A-
Daily.
St. Joseph mail arrives : 4 NJ depart. P y
Daily.
Sedalis mail arrives II 4 n departs 5 30 y
Daily.
warrensburg mail arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday 81 M: departs Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday A
waverly mail arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday 1 r N; departs Tureday, Thursday
aud Saturday 4
independence mail arrives Moniay, WcdntS-
day and Friday Il rM: depart, Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday a NJ
Pleasant Hill msil arrives Monday. Wranrs-
day and Friday II \ NJ: departs same day IL ".
Eastern Way mail, via y Mo II IL. arrives
: \ u departs 4 n.
once hour. daily trAcrpt sunday. from :
n 10 q 10 p n ; SUNDAY, frolns To "a NJ.
GEO. ". mexican, +. NJ.
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STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN UP by Charles j. Lewis. and posted
before The undersigned. o Justice Of the peac,
pf Middleton township, LAFAYETTE county, Mo-.
IN the lsth day Of August, 1872, II certain dark
mare MULE, ten years OIL, four feet
light inches high. brand on len shoulder, sup
posed 10 BE- = large letter II and u sIn Ill letter ~
immediately un,ier the letter II; lump on LETT for,
leg, Just above tine hopf; two small white spots
On the right hip; appraised mt the sum Of siNt,
iuil,r., 10y John J.. Oliver an Abe. J. Lewis,
this August the lth. \. d. 1872.
augll JOHN j. NALL, J. p.
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ROSLE r NEW

A. scceiving their fall and winter stock, which
Ill classes and varieties of
*" STAPLE DRY GOODS.
A fresh supply OF ..adit"' IN" gents
TRUNKS, ViLlSES N%D
The assortment of H,r.iw ire i W: e"'.-:S
new stock of Men and BIy's Hats.
We propose to sell oil our n Dc stock ut COsi
or LESS THAN COST To- close ont.
Do not forget that bargain, c.n he hal at No.
81 Main street, ~ Rpyl. * New are prepared Ia
oRer . large and aftr tcfivc stock of Fall and
Winter goods, and every one is invited To call
and examine, and purch sc cheap for CASH.
Sepll-tf RoiLE X NEW.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16

The Aullvillc Herald made its first
appearance with II. on Monday. The editor
explains the delay In It's issue. and spolo@i.-.
tor tir makeup. II !. printed on new type.
al, respectable size sud viii be worthy the
support OF the community.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16
CITY
MAyoR's OrrIcE,
H~.GNISGraS, Mo-, Sept 21th. lsi2 ;

.MASON'S UFFItE,
L~GNiSGrnS, Mo-, Sept 2sth, lei2.
DUbLlC NOTICE is hereby given. that the
L assessment roll Of taxable real and y. rsonnt
estate in the city of Lexington for IN. y.ar Isl:
Council by the \ SCISSOR.
All perso,s feeling themselves acgricyr,t b,
tn assessment N their pr,,ps rty, arr hereby no.
tited to iile their objections in thu ohlce Of tn,
City Register Un or before thu III, day If ocihi,cr,
$50. tsep25-sil 4. II. McEADDEN. Mayor.
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M, G. McMAHAN.

This wcil-known christian worker. who
has been engaged for years in sratuitous
religious lai,or> from place to place, Is in the
city. and will remain u week or two longer.
visiting Sabbath sciiools. sratuitously cir
culating religious publications. and In other
WAYS luboring for the cause of Christ. and
especially for the benefit of the children
Though scarcely able To traNe OF account of
feeble health. he is. as far rs able. dcvoting
his life to this WORK for the purpose of duin.
good. and W. trust that the hearty 8, mpa-
thy. cooperation and..cspecially hospitality
that he may receive while here, may give
evidence that siich seIt-d-nyiny and unusual
iabors for the benefit of the world are UNI
drr>tood and appreciated by this Chris
tian community.
The Richmond Con>ervator dcs-
rrihcs as the finest mansion in Ray county
the r-si,irnc.o Of JOHN W. Francis, just COM
pl.r.i. In the course uf Its description IL
>nys:
$50 ~ to have everything in keeping with
the balance oil The house, Mr.. J. T.
White, OF Lexington. waS employed tn
finish the work. aud he las. ,Ionr. 81 in "a
magnificent manner. painting the rooms in
rosewood. walnut and oak. and the parior IN
white, with mantle auI X%LshLnard. III imi.
iutiuu of marble"
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90 MAIN STREET

IL Drumming full and running over with all kinds
OF new and s-asonable goods, consisting OF new
styles dress goods, vclvcteens. lace collars,
trimmings, ladie-' silk .ieck-iies,
ehignons, braiis, switches, cursets. yarns, &c.
Our prices cannot fail to please every one. We
guarantee everything We sell not only I" bc first
class. hut rs cheap As anybody else can sell 1t
Tome and see. Mc,AUsLASp 4 BEDFORD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16

HUNrING.-For many Il fail sports
men of this vicinity have not been so delight.
Il anil r%nthu|ed IL they are at present. Wild
pigeons, ducks and geese are said to be IN
greater numbers than they have been since
before ths war. Several hunting parties
have left this city and all returned well
loaded. We understrnl that the ~ex-senior
editor Of the Register is out on u wild
| ,vnosa chase
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wUxuuromu1nm

EEa
~ DIED
near this place. on Sunday evening, Octo-
Der eth. Of consumptiou. Mrs.. Crews, wife
Of Nathan Crews.
OUR DisTfcr SCHOOL
commenced on Monday. the sth Of this
month, with amnch larger attendance than
usual. sN
REGISTRATION.
There was q pretty general registration
here. There were 24l registed In three days,
which will make a large increase OF voter
this fall.
MINISTERIAL.
Wellington Congregation Cumberland
Presbyterian church has secured the labor
of Rev. \. A. Moore for n year.. He vii
preach regularly the first Sabbath In ever!
month IN Wellington. commencing the mrs
Sabbath in November.
ACCIDENT.
A little son OF Charles Mitchell. near tut
place, was kicked by u mule about = wee'
ago, which broke his thigh.
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GUARnuAN.s NOTICE OF FINAL
sErTLEMRNT.

TOTiCE l. h-rtby Hiveii! TO al pcrsons inter-
~ rstrsi ;, that the undersigned, guardian Of the
1ersons md estate Of David a.. and Mary n.
Yokeisy ,Jnlnors. has filed his account tor final
sctflcna~nf NJ the July term, 1871, of the Probate
Conrt Of LstAyestc county. Mo-, and will apply
g the Oetebcr term, 1877. Of said coWS' po ~
holden on the tlrst Monday In O~ctaler. is3s
amss SAMUEL. n. t.EnTORn, tsusrI,su,
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READ!

Davis / All,tHdt are receiving the largest stock
OF boots, Shoes aud has ever brought tn this
market. They warrant their go"d' in eSrrS IT,
spect, and sell cheaper than the cheapest. Cui
early and get bargains NJ
Seul.tf No 40 MMS STREET.
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VOTE.
Below we give the registered vote Of La
fayette county hy townships

THIS is Il larger registration than we antici-
pated. as our Judgment was haseh on the last
census, which must have been very defcc-
tive. But even the above does not embrace
the entire vote OF the county by perhaps sew.
erai hundred. Voters still have the privi-
Iege Of registering III to the Gath day of Oc-
tober. and by that time the list will foot
up not le,s than I, 1000.
In 1870 the total vote east for McClurg and
Brown Was 1881. the registered vote Of the
same year being about 1000. So that the
tables show an increase Of 1T least 1900 voters.
What 4 CONNER OH prosrriptive ltadicalism!
To think that less than one thousand Of
these fellows have i~yrannized over the cOun-
ty. and ruled {. 900 ireemrn. Put their day
is past. The coming election will bury this
hideous skeleton of u party "clcan out of
Siyht.r
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TO LOCAL ADVERTISERS.

Persons advertising in the local columns, rH-
cent those hsvins Standing "ai>.' will b.
charged Is cents per line for first insertion. and
10 cents per line for each additional insertion,
and to those having staining lads i" cents
per line for first insertion, ami D cents per iih'
for each additional Insertion.
pPositivrly no deviation from This rule.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE OF TINAl.
NET~cLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons int
~ estc.t that the uIusrsiyned guardian o. tn'
person and estate of Cordrlis Hendricks minGs.
has iil-tl his account for nnal srfilcsssrtaf, ~ inv
July Term, ls1s. OF the Probate Court o. Latns-
cite county, Mo, and will apply for = ma, onsr
charge from hts said guardianship =, ,ns ~ IN.
Term, lsTa, of said court, To be holden D" Inv
irst Monday In October, sss.
augs7 JAMES II. HENDRICKS Guardian.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16

Sam. X. Buchanan, Of Auilvilie,
didn't have IT published In the new Herald.
but came all the way to Lexington to tell Us
that h'aa etfl, sged ! pounds.
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LADIES AM MISSES,
roua,. CHANCES TO ALI.

Don't fail to call on Davis x Ali+'"'' When 20"
want to purchase the li~.iids"inest shoes IN 'he'l''
x.r cb.an sypi-tf
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TRUSTEES, ALE

VNIIEREAs, William {. OR ar, ly hi. Ger
w trim deed Of trust, ditrd the Hin day o
her. A D. lSGS and duly recorded ~
the Recorders v% ~" Tor L"s!!iyrt!e county, il
~. conveyed to III" undersigned trustee 60 fol
lowing dcscrihrd real estate. situated in salu
county and -tItr, to Wit Tie east half Of III,
southeast quarter, and the east half OF the w.,,
ialf ofthr southeast 4u trfrr, all of section TWEEN
ty-threc (s3), in township f'rty-ntne tta) U.
range twenty -sev,n to, containing one hun
bred and twenty acre. more or less.
Which said convey LuUe wa, made in trust "a
secure the payment of a Certain promissury note
4, said deed Described, and wi,erris. SAID not.
;,,, I,n.- TAG become due and remains unpaid,
49,. thrr. fore. II, +"r request nj the legal holder
of SAID note. - "ecnra...-" 10 The provisions OF
said deed of trust, I Wis. On
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16

FROM observation-disclosures. Geo. S.
0e6rew b Co., vi popular q~urcsswsFe
merchants. have just received AL Sn,ssse Of
Eagiish ware and will rec-ive the goods tht.
vssk direct from the stasorLshire pottrris@.
he 1rst importation, We believe, by = Lex.
isgton house.
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CASH Paid for Lard. Tall"w. ''rca>e OF
GAt of any kind. rry
Cor. Main aud Pine streets.
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Still. AL1vE.-Ben Wilson. the
man shot at Aullvflle at the m young
Douthi,t was killed. has been lying ut the
bourbon House. in this city. since Friday
night last. His recovery is still considered
doubtful.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16

foR A Coop BED-cI--- =. Kan.
Q s4uare meal 20 to the LlnIen Hote..
go City. J.. II. RAGwlL.L,
my3i-ly Proprietor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16

PIANOS AND ORG tS- Persons desiring 10 l"r-
chase either in>tru,n mt EN- obtain hrtt'f h'r-
esins Of Nc,srS. vii \ Mills. hrnrral Agents
Tor the celebrated !Ari"u anu Parl"r item
Piano. and ESt,y Gotta - Organs nan any .l'iirr
in the West. Tall "a IN ~ W semi Tor th'.if en-
eulars. No, IA, North r'iith street, ~. Louis,
No. All instruments fully warranted. l]S-ly
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Don't fail to notice the great closing OUT
sale Of II. J. +. Aureus. nt t,'> ctty. ii'"a>
determined to wind up business. and 10 ar-
cOmplish this. he sells his large stock OF i'r!
Goods, and rverythin" else i'll the STORE. ut
cost, and will continue Ia Il" urtil all Is soid.
He has lust received Il mew supply OF the
latest and hand>Omr>t styles liz calico. also Il
variety of hosiery. and a ..'"d many other
leading a, ti,I,>. ALI OF which Will hc sold also
At cost. Such additions I" >t""k viii b. only
made in leading articles. in order To- arr"m-
plish itin the shortest possible tine. This last
clearing out sale OF II. j. +. Aiirens.near the
market house,
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Moro horses and Muies daily change
hands in ST. Louis than In any other
city Oh the Cantinent.
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CATHOLIC FAIR AND FES"1
VAL AT ARCANA HALL.

The Catholics Of this plac. will bold =
ysir and Festival, for the benefit of their
eAaseh. Tuesday evening. October 18th.
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the 11th Day Pf-Oet
A.. N. 1872.

between the hours of nine O'Clock in ,hs
forenoon aud five O'Clock In rhr afternoon of thu
day, IN front of the court house door, al the city
of Lexington, Lafayette county, Missouri, pro-
coed to sell the above described property NJ pub
lie vcnduc, or SO Inucl ihrrrIi aS NAV be nee
cssary. to the highest bidder, for cash, 10 satisi.
said note, with all interest remaining uIrpatU
thereon, together W it'll cd.t aud expenses of this
trust. seIs-t ZACH j. MITCHELL Trustee.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.
Prof. c. y. Smith has. ny request. cnnsent-
cd TO tssch . night school through the winter
10 sufBeient number Of pupil. apply. or
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NOTICE..

A IL persons Interested AZ. hereby notified
"A that | the UNDERSIGNED will on the 18th ia
of October a. II lS.., between the hours OF :.
O'Clock in the forenoon and 5 O'Clock in HE af
tern"nn of that day, proceed in the presence. q:
OF Lafayette county, State Of Missouri, to taxi,
the dispositions III witncss"s Ia pcrprtuar, test
mpnv and To establish the quarter section corn !
between sections ~ and !! of township 81 nor \
OF rang" % west of the 5th principal IN ri liar
in pursuance OF the stt'ut,s OF fhr state III Mis-
snurl in such rlscs mad. and provided.
scptlI-3t tHA~. VI. THOMAS.
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PUBLIC

DAVIS 4 ALLSTADT
Arc selling heavy boots cheaper than any h"us'
In the city. s-p4tf
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DUCKING.-A party of Young men
Of this city, consisting of John Austin. Ed
Harris, w. Il. Trig. ami Arch Williams
went to Helms lake. above Wellington. last
Monday afternoon and ba:gci IL ducks.
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CHEAP!
f.. EASTI:a, & co.

SUCCESSORS TO l.. g PATTERSON Y co.
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CASH PAID FOR WHEAT
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KENTUCKY VIII FEY, CHEAP.

BOOTS AND I'll IE>, CHEAP.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-16

GROCERIES,, ASSORTED.
FLOUR, MEAL AND BRAN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-16
SATURDAY,, JANUARY sOnI,

Al O'Clock An. on the primscs. The Farm IL
one Of ih" bet III belmont county: the soil Of
the best lime stone, over Ito acres under CultVa
ton, the balance we'll timhcrcd. upOn the Farm
Ia large Brick Dwelling, having An excellent
spring OF never falling water in the yard, q large
Barn, NJ ilk House and other UuthuusrS. Also. u
double Log llun-c, suitable for tenant home
and nm orchard Of choice fruit The Farm can
be easily div dcd 10y the county road into two
nearly equal parts and make two !arms Of q 10
81 ncrcs each, and would make ext client Garden
OF Dairy farms, being whiting Our.lAlr mile Of
the Terry nj the loot III the Island.
The t'Oal II ut the best quality, fully equal Ia
any about Wheeling. The tract will be- sold
hs Whole or in parcels. and either with ur
without the coal, M may suit purchasers, nr the
land and coal will he sold separately il desired
TEEM- or SALE OuCthird cash In hand, bal
Hnre In two equal payments UGunc and two years.
with Interest from day Of sale.
Fer information inquire On the premises ur of
stone &Th0maS, whrcng,Or
JAMES KELSY, Administrator.
JAMS West Wheeling, Ohio