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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
N SrcakorShio,

We have published several article.
since the election in relation to the
spcakcrsl'ip Of the neat Missouri
House o. Representatives. more to
tnli.hten our Readers a> To the proui-
l'c"t candi hates iurtlat position than
TO indicate amy preference of oul
""n. Judge ~Irrlry. of jackson CO..
appeared To Us to hc Il fit man for tn.
place, while Col. Child. of Raw, wa,
also favorably spoken of. \. friend il
boohc county urges the election @
their representative in the following.
note
toLrME1A. Mo-. Nov. 20. -.
EDITORS INIEi.nIGENCER: have
from Experience AN aversion 10
boring editors for personal favors.
But yea Will pardon me for calliu"
your attention /" II matter in which
yoli are interested III common will,
my scii-tti" Sponsorship of the next
House OF Representatives. We think
mere III Boone we have the man in
Hon. Squire Turner. lie is Young.
ab!e.ci"iurnt- IA perfect steam engine
for works an experienced p~ariia-
.ihentHrl"r. aud is inst tho kind of
man to serve the people TO good pur-
pose IA rNp"'u't"g the business OF
the new Legislature. | merely de-
sirc 10 bring his name before YOU.
and !. sou feel like giving him a no.
iirc IN Your paper. | can assure YOU
his election would not give YOU cause
to'fE@ret amy support rot may OK
tci.d him.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
Alew advertisements.
!
AND NO MISTAKE!

Commencing this lav, December 81, 1872, and
will continue, until all the following
goods are sold. al a discount Of 20 per cent The
goods that I offer at these reduced prices embrace
the following:
Table Knives, Ivory hsidles, IS 70 to sIs so per
dozen.
Desert Knives, Ivory handles, 81 90 to sis co
PER .iozen.
.iarl Rubber handle Knives, 81 80 to- 81 per
dozen.
knives and Forks, 81 Ooto Sc 90 per set.
C.rycrs with Fork AMI Steel. 81 50 to s. %
per set.
Bread Knives 30 cts to 81 -.
Ch,ldrrps' Knives ami Forks 50 cents per pair.
Nat piCkers, plated Spoons ami Forks, Kitchen
Knives, Fruit Knives. Vegetable FVrks. shoe
knIScr, Sickle Knives.
10 DOZEN butcher knives, - cents to 81 81.
Pocket Knives IN great variety, seventy pat
tcrh>. and prices range from - cents To- 81 o..
Scissors, ~ sizes, tarscst 10 smallest, - cents
10 81 -.
Fivc dozen H.z0rs, hest quality, 81 O)to s. -.
l;tzur> straps ana BIus!lyS, 5Uccnt- To ST ~.
Now / Will say To my .'ini'r paiIoh>, and TO
the ,lblir IN general, thH, / have determined, TO
MAXI 81 chang III business. / have about iiii,cii
ltI.,lr.t dollars Invest ii in these goods, ami
| - AN; the money / w!li sv.l hem A. shove stated,
:, percent. 'iI-,r.mt; al II l., live dollars woItnu l
gould, iur f"urd ,ilIrs. Now ~ vour chance Tor
c.icLp christmas presents.
No L.. MaI. Street, 3. doors East Court 'ousc.
,,rrIfI JUIIN W. RlSiiUA;sr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
y. S. Senator.

The Kansas City News SAYS: Col.
WIN. IL. Hatch. of Hannibal. appears
be d%evelopin" considerable
strength as a candidate for The L. :.
senate. His able and industrious
anvas of the state during the pas,
campaign has impressed the people
of the state favc,ahiv with Cot.
Hatch. There = no doubt abou, His
No II questions his ability.
Al! recognize him as a most perfect
one of MissOuri's u,blest
and proudest representatives. 1t may
set down n 81 fac; that Col, Hatch
VIII be found Il most formidable can.
didatc."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04

"Timcs change aud we change with
them, Says the old poet. Last summer
in the president eyes of the Caucasian,
it was tressonabls folly in the INTEL
LIGENCER to urge the nomination of
an cx-rebcl for Congress, for sheriff.
o. any other Office, in fact. Let the
Rebels stand back, was its %imperious
command. 1t wasn't grinding rebel
axes last summer but 1t 50 ems to have
sob Of that description lately.
At least one would . ojudgs irsm the
tsnsr Of its appesls to Confederate
elect last week. II orr &C.
robstic neighber contipuas his heroic
whining We will have 70 lock up so,ss
snti-rsbel delivsrsacss Of last
'emmsr just - . how the I've !
ih'ngs isok together, you know.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
Restraining German Emigra-
ton,


Won Schlosscr, the German minister
residing here, has received informa-
ton from his home government that
i'll consequence of the disturbed con-
dition of political affairs in France,
the German war minister has issued
strict orders to the proprietors Of all
German ships leaving harbors on the
coast of that country to ut once in.
crease the rates of fare to emigrants
leaving for any foreign country.
The object of these orders, it was
Eliminated, to prevent a hcgira of the
arms-bearing population Of North
Germany in the present threatening
and complexed condition Of the polit-
ical affairs of Russia, Austria, and
particularly France. Accompanying
these ;;ordcrs, is a letter which sets
forth that American sentiment in
this action is foreshadowrd by the
statements of American residents
abroad, who have been made acquain-
ted with this policy before it was
promulgated to the people. The wish
is expressed i'll the cpistlc that the
American people may be made to
see the necessity Of this step on the
part of the German government, and
that it may not he attributed to any
false motives with regard to the
growth and expansion of this coun-
try. The adyiccs to the German
minister represent that the greatest
excitement exists in Germany, by
reason of the action of the French
national assembly toward President
Theirs. Whatever may be the deter
l%nination Of the present difficulties,
the German government regards that
it has no adequate guarantee in the
direction Of peace. 1t is believed by
bismarck that the French govern
mcnt is on the brink of revolution,
and the only abiding sentiment of the
latter nation is one Of revenge for
that d~isgraccful contest which ended
in the downfall of the French empire
and the surrcndering Of Alsacc and
The German government
believes that with the evacuation of
French territory by the German
troops, and with the greater portion
Of the German indemnity fund re.
naming unpaid, with the overthrow
OF the Theirs government will come
wild cry Of invasion of German
territory. On behalf of these conf
the German government
its action in arrcsting the
progress Of emigration, which
~ the past few years has turned in
Inc direction of America with such
vigor. The German minis
'er is very anxious rs to the character /.
the reception which this news will 4.
nce with in the country which is the
most Immediately interested therein. {
lie himself. Is Of the opinion that the q
french difficulties are likely to result 4
u a revolution, which cannot but he ]
nimical to German Interests, how. (
yer disastrous it may prove 70 the I
nation, and he further think. 3
hat his home government 10 justiasd '
, it, action, IN consideration of ali o
he foregoing facts, o
I'D
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04

Col. Moshy, of Virginia-duriup
the war called a red-handcd guerilla
outlaw, but since he joined the Rad.
'cais, termed by them the dasb,uy
of the Shenandoah Valley
Is an entcrprising individual.II. owns
a tone quarry, and is reported to he
fishing for a contract from t,s j.,
t'orlties at Washington to furnish
headstoncs for the n%atioua, cemc,e.
RES. Having materially assisted i,
furnishing corpses, Mosby now wants
TO see the graves handsomely decora.
ted.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
Our County Affairs.

The following letter from Capt
Lesueur, one of our leading ~citisens,
should have appeared in our last
issue, but Was overlooked until
too late:
LEXINGTON, Mo-, Nov. %, 1872.
EDITOR MISSOURI r.EpUBLIcAN
Please be Z little careful whose re
ports Of IT,. affairs of the county you
publish.
. Your telcgraphed report Of thu
killing of Mr.. Groves was far from
being n true account, and NIL the talei
Of Ia wlcssncss in this county, pnb
lished in the St. Louis papers til,
last month,arc distorted of all rcsem
bIancc to truth. Peace and quie,
prevail in this county. There is moi
a more law-abiding community j,
the State. The article in the Repub,
can of the 18th is, l nm glad to bt
able to say, almost entirely false
Sheriff Taubman removed Mr.. Tur.
ner n few hours after the killing o.
Mr.. Groves, by the advice of friend,
of both parties. Some Of Groves
friends fearing that Turner Nigh,
be allowed to escape, told Taubmau
that he would be held responsible fol
his appearance when required.
Taubman fearing from this in the
excitement some violence might be
done him, asked if he could get the
protection of the citizens for him.
self. and to maintain the dignity OF
The law. lie came to me first, and
took q most active part in obtaining
assurances from citizens, principally
Democrats aud Southern men, as Mr..
Taubman is a Republican, that they
would protect and assist him in the
discharge of any duties he might
have to perform. ven went to the
country, and spent the day in riding
through the township which is said
to be the most lawlcss, and SO far
from being threatened by any one, l
have the first man to meet who dis
approved such action. That we have
some lawlcss men in Lafayette coun-
ty is not to he denied !; but so have
you in St. Louis, and that a whole
community should be brought into
disreputc OH account of the rash
speech or acts of q few mel is out
ras Il The people of this county
arc neither regulators nor murder
ers, AND Judge Ambrose is perfecly
safe here to-day, and Mr.. Turner can
be brought hero for trial in perfect
Tic sheriff, who is . Repub-
lican, will say to any one who will
that he can enforce processes
serve writs and make arrests any,
in this county. with his lead
and without a posse, i'll local
tiles that r entirely Democratic aud
in sentiment. Mr.. Groves
friends desire to sec Mr.. Tur,'cr
brought to justice, but under tn"
All we ask you st. Louis news
papes is TO do us pure and simple
Justice How would you like our
p9pcrs TO fill their columns
sensational articles OIL the
'SHallhn4 in st. Louis ;"'Garroters
III the Streets of ST. LOUIS" "St.
Louis and Her Dens Of Gambling
and Prostitution :" and make it ap-
pear that these things are more coni-
non in your city than clsewhere-in
act that your city is particularly law :
ess and without virtue? BE just. GET
lenlcn. and do not make Your thirst
the sensational brin. decent peo-
lie into ill-repute. And when you
such little stories to tell, instead
# lending your editorial brain to the
landercr. Just let him write All ac-
cunt of it over his own proper sig
Yours, respectfully.
\. A. LESUECR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04

AhEMARKABLE REouEsr.-Gen.
erai Mcclellan requested and obtain.
ed a reduction of his salary As Chief.
Engineer of the New Yori Do,.L n.
psr'ment, from $4,000 to 10000.
lie department did not have money
enough for certain improvements be
haa suggested. and tho decrease in
us salary Is his contribution to iu-
Its disposablc funds.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
Notes and News

The annexation of Canada is again
being agitatcd by Canadians In New
York.
1t is said that Alexander II. Steph.
ems aspires to succeed Joshua Hill aS
U. 5. Senator from Georgia.
Tho steamer Henry NJ. Shrevc was
DESTROYED by fire on the Mississippi
river, at Chester, ILL.,, Oh Saturday
last.
Gen. Mcdowell has been appointed
Major-Gcneral in place ofGen. Meade.
and ordered to the Department of the
South.
Two-thirds of the business portion
of Galva, Henry county. H.. was do.
stroycd by fire on Thursday last.
Loss about $2l8,OOO.
Jay Gould was arrested Inst week
for e~mbczzling SO. 726, 541 90 belonsin"
10 the Erie railroad and
gave bail in 81 ,OOO,O 900.
President Grant has pardoned Rem.
pen >. Young. Of Alabama, convicted
II, May 1872, Of being implicated in
"S A"n'"A Cohsplracv.
There was another large fro in
Boston last week. Rand & Averv,s
extensive printing house, and several
other establishments, were DESTROY.
The cholera is making ,od havoc
with the hogs in Virginia. In tho
upper parts Of Spottsvlvania comfy
many farmers have lost nearly evcry
hog they had.
A suit has been instituted nv tho
Erie railroad company against Dan;sI
Drew, to recover$ s.. COO. 900 alleged to
have been embezzied by him whiIe
treasurer Of the company in 1858.
Senator Morton, of Ind, has bee,
rendered q banquet by a number Of
prominent citizens Of Cincinnati. to
occur in that city ut such time as NAV
best suit the Senator's convenience
The second trial of Edward 8
Stokes, for the murder Of jas. Fisk.
Jr., has been postponed 10 the second
Monday iu December. lie will he
by Mcssrs. Lyman Ire
maine and John ID. Townsend. his
former counsel having retired from
The case.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
ADnIHusTRAron.s >or,c..

/ii iEIiN OF administration on the -s,af- Of
II Eri,rcra Greer, deceased, were granted ,n
tht uh'i,r>ign' 81 On thu 10Th day Of Nn,,mb,r.
i>.-.hE Inc Probate court "t I.ifay cite COUNTY, Mo
are required tnrNi.ih,t tn. IN far ali.wunc,. II, In.
administrator. w!ihin one year after TN, date Of
Sa4n !.t'.r>, or tary may b- l,r"clud-,l rrnm an,
Irii,ht "i s'ch estate; nHd IL such claims bp not
'\''i,ii"d within fiirr.. var, from thr dat. ,f
SAIL 'rii' r.. they " ill III brewer barred.
hbF!b%l WILL M F. TRACY Admir-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
Not Too Fast.

The Republican fit chooses may
MAKE nnseemly hnsie to pledge ita
'"ppor' !" Grant, but modesty would
=" That journal the propricty
. os'"s in too big a hurry to
p'e"se inc entire Democratic press
ana perhaps tho Democratic party"
10 any such folly. The succs..
Of the Republican asa plsdpi.t va.
tested In the late slsesioa. ara
we suggest that IL let the Democ,,,i.
ptrty alone for aH hiie.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
FARM FOR SALE.

TINHIS farm 10 located about six miles
y da: south Of Waverly. in the very
tains go acres. all inclosed by a yoai sGMnI
pine plank fcncr, and In u high state Of cult.
vailon; the impTnvem-nis are. a large NV
story frame dwelling, suitable tenant io,s..
and all the necessary outbuildinrs' ana Sasss,
me Ssrn q = well regulated farm. Wv con-
tn .ssoois. has ~ sG - nsish,srheod. eonvcnicn,
and I. ~sSundsnily supplied Win W,, Sreh.rh,
'iIa "" is.. Ssen sa iS cultivation only . Few T' years m +
and Il, t ~ ~ well adspted 10 ne growth u
IEnNs-One third cash' sni -. -
Ss.Ea NO years, with ten i,er crnt' t1ra,i
0fo u u particulars apply 4 H.. an. I'i~'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
ADMINI>IRaTRIx,s

liter. Of administration on the cs,,:, NJ
- ."An IL fIiZ-"rci. 'i.rra>rtl, wrr.. .l;tp,-
-" nv uii'rr'iSi'd On the 2Sihstay u: Drfnnrr.
Missouri. 'N'' ''"''.'
Al persons having claim. against said estate.
re i'.iulrc'l to"Nhi',it them for allowance To thu
Nministratr'N, within one year AFTER Tia, ,i,,. OF
i".iir,ets, or They may br lreclud,d from any
o'nrht VI sirh estate. and if such claims Ir not
rAht1i''a NI.hih three wears fr m th,. t,arc of
s"iu i,itris, they ill lie Tor, VI barred.
NARY l.. FiTZGEl:Ei., Adm.ui,;rairiN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
FINAL

Els !Irrch: @,Nra To all creditors am,
~ OTHERS Interested IN the estate at Iarir- \
brennan, lat, at LiiiA tie cu,!aty. in - staff.
"i hiSHriri, 'i,"ea>si. that /. TIE uUhri.ieu"l
.i'!'iiih.l'irt'iiN "i >.!it estate, intend H. ,uLhr =
i!nal settlement of said ,.tr:,. AT i,,. S,nr,r,,
,'rlil al The Probate court uf I.tiayriir r.nu,i,. T.,
he hc"iin ami held at llir cuIIrI h,.it-.,. II ih,. nj.
90 i."Ai!'Si"ii, um III" Iir-i Nu.,liv III .iiuu,rN.
lSwI- AMERICA I,i;LNNAN.
',.hn'nisirafr'N "fJrInr~ y urtnnln: deco. ell,
Lexington, Mo, My fr 49,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04

WESTMINSTER CoLLEGE.-Att the
suggestion and request of the Old
School Synod of Missouri, the SYNOD
of Missouri in connection with the
Northern General Assembly, have
appointed a committee of six to con-
fer with . similar committee of the
Old School Synod, for the purpose of
arranging the terms ..and conditions
Of cooperation between the two
Synods in the support of Wcstmin.
ster College. Westminster COLLEGE
belongs to tho Old School SYNOD Of
Their course in fully invi.
ting the cooperation Of the Assembly
party In Missouri, without imposing
any humiiiating conditions, il in no.
bic contrast with the course of the
assembly party In Kentucky after IL
had secured possession OF Centre Col.
ege.]Chrisdsn Observer.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
siCARDIAN.S NOTICE OF FINAL
Ss"r-v.a r.sysN.T

NoTlt i h rrhy given Ia III! parsons inter-
Az ~-t"d IN Tie estate uI Marietta Hooker,
ti"rm ri! MaFiriti Sl,nrt) that IA. undersigned
gu tr'i.,tn 81 the person Inl tat "t aid mitu q,
has ha.'t!rIs t'c'I:h: for ill.ti eriiitit.'ri Il sat
:n'tHr'> ,stIi" III lii, .IauIIi.y irrln at The Probate.
court III Lafayette" county. Mo. and viii apriy
atfIv .i"Nt t-tIn 20 sad court. tu bv h,ll Ul t.c
iir>t Monday IN IIniary. ie.3, for i!a:l dis
char al tbs guardian >i.lI,.
stv-iiI .jD~l.il Il kl.~D AIE- Guardian
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AD"INr>rRArcR.S Nor,Cr.

Eiitt> al administrations on the ia, ,fr "a.
- Amer Osborn. deceased, w,rr granted t".
:.t unIerstSnr'i on III" .si!i lay "i October, lisa,
Aii parsons having claims .lSai at >ai,i estate
are Requested 10 exhibit them Tor allowance tr
'u' administrator, within one wear after the ,l,t,.
ni san letters, or they may he pr,rlu.lri from
MI n'n''it"t s,ich estate; and il such claim, lr
said letters, They will h. forever barred,
JESSE I. OSBORN.
H'N.j-it A,lmiui.truiur
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04

7 EfTESS of administration ON The estate 81
4 Deborah Cox, t,c".,> Il, We're granted to
tic undersigned IN thc - 10y 81 October, lS,2,
by the Probate colrt Of I.tiIy,,;" county. No.
All persons lEt,i.,;: Ci,'ln> f-~iIGst said cstut,
ar. res ilir.'t To- exhibit a.. III for allowance Ia the
iHilEi>'r@:rF, within On, year after the date OF
-aid letters, or they may he prcclityd from ANY
"f such estate; and u >uch claims bc ROT
SNhibil,'i " .thIn three wears iron, .te date OF sad
they will lr forever barred.
.trCi,J JOHN W. cox, administrator
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04

The returns Of the election {, =,
L"uis county elected Phil. Tay,or
sheriff over Con. Mcguire by sever,
votes. Mcguire contested the election
and OH q careful cconnt Taylor va.
found to have a majority of any-Gyc.
IN the recount, it was found that bal.
lots had beeA misconntcd by Ito
judges Of election in nearly all the
precincts.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
Al H1S:S'ER aTOys'S NOTICE.
NS1JH lSrs. aSGrSEn

EIi!.is- ii administration NiIh The will :n
u r'N'ri, rn III" Isl, tr OF Nm. riikius'pn. de-
- 81, were II ante! L. Ia. u'in"r>ignrIi on i..c
ii 'iiN "i N"N"mhrr.i s;s, by The Probat, count
al Lafayette county, No.
y u r>''liS h .NiH- "iIi'Is against said rsirtc,
arr required 10 -N.ihi' llr.n tr M. l"r allow iu,,,
within on" YEAR after date al said Ivtt,rs or thty
be i,r'.riui"i nom al y hi cit .t such -
tate: Il Il such claims 10 nat "Nhihir"i " .ih -
two yrI : from the tiI' al said i,ii-r- they ", I
ic i"I'v r barred. WN. II rILiINGlDN,
lccii5 ADMINISTRATOR Win WI nnut Nr,l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04

CREDIrABL.E. - There is in tins
county, we arc informed, a Young
lady. under eleven years old, weigh
ing l3j pounds, is well advanced in
Arithmetic, Geography and Gram
mar and can harness a pair of mules.
properly hitch them to the wuuon
and drive them, in a most approved
style, and where she pleases. Tl,at's
business.-IOsarc Leader
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04

Advertising Is 4 means Of pros
pcriiy Is not IL well understood As il
sh"u!d be. Nothing can take its
place. /: e u fact that no one who
la ad.erti.ed literally and system
a'iea!iy has frl, like disputimg that it
wa, 'he be-; spent money he put into
nh-ihe.'. A. a horse was never male
10y ! si'stc busiicl of corn, SO II
SINGLE advertisement i, never n nor.
.rr' 't"tih bci,eiit. Of advertising.
1i'c man with genuine wares 10 seI,
""" advertised them in ,L. right
was wishon; success would he en-
rio-ity.
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FINAL SEy"ELEvESp.

'iL' h"rchy given To all prr-pn~ inter
'sI'u ~ t''' estate oi GrDrg, t:il,,Slir. ,l--
rra,"'' i:Ltf III" Undersigned. administration. NiH
iHi'! AZ III" h-Nf i'rlu "f thr Probate ,uiiri IL
.",'a'''' ''"i't, L" To- begun am. held NJ Lea
I" make a iiiiai s'Iii Incnt at SAIL estate.
tIih>. NJ. THOMAS.
"N-'-.ll Almiut.rr,tn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
~EIECUTOR,s NOryCR-

fiiER> trefarn 'niary upon the estate q!
~ Ahish!iI ,:n:a 'trr. deceased, were .r,r,.i
% ,Ht unn'r,i=ii'd On th' An lay nf November,
1872, lay the Probate court OF LaLAy.i;r rn,n,v
Missouri. '"""'''
AiiI-rsons hs, ing claims against said estate ur,,
i'l.,irt l" eAili1it them, tor allowance. to thu
saii letters, or they may be- pre,.lu,ic,l from any
ns;!,it "i snriI rsi:tr; AMI il such claims u, not
Ich,r'. th"! viii be- forever barre a..
n"'-'-iw ISAAC W. ANl1T, Executor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04

Last Sunday morning IA Mrs.
fh"mas Burchards was going from
home to Mr.. John Woods. when
some half-mile north of Mr.. Woods.
she met i'll the road a wounded deer.
No sooner did the deer see her, than
1t made a furious attack upon her,
frightening the horse she w,s riding,
and causing Mrs. Il. and her Little
Srand-child, who was riding behind
her, to be thrown violently to the
ground. After they were thrown
o the horse, the deer proceeded
to attack Mrs. Is. and the child, with
renewed fury. Mrs. B. managed to
get hold of a large stick of wood, and
with this finally succeeded in driving
the deer off.-(Chamois Leader.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-04
GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FINAL

NDrltE is hereby given {" all persons inter
~ r-trtt in line ,s'atc of .iaIncs e. Turner and
Mary T. turner, m.n..rS, th5t the undersigned
su .Id.tn ~ the persons aud estate Of SAID m,uUrs
ha. iIi' Il hi, ac-'.urt inr !i.Ini srtti mcnt oI sud
minors "s'ai' AT liz january term oi the l'r :
b'ir. c"n.t oI Lafayette cuuHty. Mo, and " II
apply ~ The neal term 1T said court. to he h, Il
"a. the first M,i,i,y in January, ISIS, Tor u lin. l
i.,rhnr u ~ M. Guardianship.
tie 'It5 DAVID VI. EED Guardian