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Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14
Nsatters at Grant ana Apache.

Advioes from these posts are still encouraging. The Indians at Grant were possessed of an idea that Gen. Crook wanted them to camp near the post so that he could and would mur- der them-result of former teachings. Inspector General Brown was there early in this month, and in talks with them convinced them of their mistake, and they then agreed to do whatever Gen. Crook required. Soon after, Gen. Crook arrived and enlisted about forty Indian scouts, and they seemed pleased at the prospect of fight with Del che's band. By this time, two mil- tary scouts are out from Grant accom- panied by the Indians. Before leav- ing Apache, General Crook enlisted forty-seven Indians and they are now out with a party of troops from that post. He has got troops and Indians out from Verde, also, and with all the forces now at work, there is hope that, if Cachise remains quiet, the hostile Indians will soon be glad to beg for peace, The Indian Agents are heartily co-operating, so far as we can learn, with the General, and if they are not interrupted, the movements now in operation will be continued till the force of large bodies will no longer be required in Arizona.
 Major Randall and pr. Soule at Apache were, at last accounts, still oxerting themselves to capture the Indian who killed soldier of an es- .cort some time ago wifh Mir. Appels train.
 Agent Stevens at Grant, has re- .cently recovered a horse from the h. dians which they stole from Mir. Rick man, at Tubac, and is anxious to have the owner receive the animal.
 It is 0 real pleasure to know. and publish the fact, that both civil and military on the tho Apache reserves are acting well and successfully.
 On the 10th Captain Thompson's 8 company expected to start from Grant to the site of the new post in Graham mountains, with Colonel E. H. Leib to superintend the work of construc- tion..
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14
JoEN WILLIS who shot to death Robert

JOHN WILLIS who shot to death Robert Swope at A3amsville, November %, is now resting in our county Jail iroucd in approved style. He seemed surprised that he could be arrested after former examination and discharge, and there can be little doubt of his present regret that he killed Swope. Judge Titus ex- amiHed his case last Saturday, and com mitJed him to jail Reports from the Gila are to the effect that the Judge's ac- ton is very satisfactory down that way. The Judge emphasized his determination to put a stop to the murdering business in his district. ~..--
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14
LIST of LETTERS remaining in the Posf

LIST of LETTERS remaining in the Post Office at Tucson. Nov. 30, 1872: Cande- laria Buelra, 9; P. B. Bain, A II. Barnu- ger, Antonio Comaduran, Dolores Dias, Mariana Enrignes, ". T. Grayard, Ga briela Gonzales, Henry Hall, J. A. liar rion, Thos Harris, J. Jacques, Solano Mendoza, Peter Mather, R. F. Mann, ?; Alex F. Ney, Jose Ma. Peres, Antonio Bion, Francisco Rodrigues, ', C. Rons- tano, Henrique c. Ronstad, Antonio Sal gado, ThOs. Urias, Jose Yasques, Lanl AilI.sn, Francisco Heres. N
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14
True Peace Work Progressing.

Private information, perfectly re- liable, of date Prescott, December 6, is as follows:
 The campaign against the hostile Apaches IS being prosecuted with Yigor. General Crook and o part of his Staff are at Grant.
 Tie late scout in the vicinity of San Francisco Mountains, resulted in the killing of thirteen warriors, 6 number of captures, and the destruction of large quantity of Winter supplies. This by Captain Adams Conpany.
 The troops in the northern pat of the Territory, ere all on the movo. Six separate commands left Verde, lately. having been met there by Cap tain Nickerson, Aide-de-Camp with instructions. The troops from Date Creek and Wallapai are all operating in conjunction with each other, and about one hundred warriors have been killed within the last two months.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14
FEARs that tbe steamer Orizab ba.

x FEARS that the steamer Orizaba, with large list of passengers due at San Diego on the 8th, seem too well founded. The steamer had not ar rived at Santa Barbara at P. M. of the 7th. A frightful storm prevailed by sea and land, and the Mail com pany sent q steamer on the 7th to look after the Orizaba.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

LAST Saturday, '. ?. Cook made such answer as he could before Justice Meyers for drawing a pistol the night before on Joseph Neugass. He made out so poorly that Q fine of 2100 was imposed on him. He appealed the ease to a court not likely to look upon such conduct as tolerable for less money.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

A. HAZARD informs Us that he intends to erect another fine building on Camp Street between the Fathers residence and his present building which is now being put iR excellent trim for quarters for Maior Dallas and family.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

GOVERNOR BAsToRD has workmen busy putting the legislative halls and fur niture in fine order. The ensuing body will have better and more pleasant ac- coRmodations than any of its prede- ce6s0rs.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

TIE temples of Justice on Congress Street were alive with business yesterday. Some outsiders indulged in unbecoming legity, and one prominent citizen said there was a part of the prodeedings " bet ter than any circus l ever saw"
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

THE Stockholders in the Gila River Ditch Company gre officially informed of the annual election by the Secretary, in our advertising columns.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

?. R. BRADY IS making a very good article of panooha near Florence, and he intends to also mako molasses.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

nUR STOCK Having been selected with Ogreat care by one of the frm and with special reference to this market, we are confident that We can sell our goods as
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

PAYMAsTER MORROW and party left for Bowie, yesterday, and will also pay at Apache before returning.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

THE brass lock, or through mail, failed to come to Tucson last Saturday and this morning. Somebody needs little rasping,
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

SPLENDID Diaries for 1878, also alma macs. for sale at Mansfelds 3 Pioneer News Depot in TUcsoh.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

WEATHER this week has been mostly clear and very mild for the season. Some snow lies upon the summits of the noun tains 10 the south and north of Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

SEE law card og Clarence Gray in our
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14

For these rsaaons ve resp, NtiuHy solicit share of the public patron ge, feeling assured that oar goods snd prices eansAot al to giEe entire satisfaction.
 FULLY, OCHOA E CO.,
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

than any other House in the Territory We are therefore certain that as to quality and adaptability to the wants of the com munity ear stock is unsurpassed.
Arizona citizen., 1872-12-14
THE CITIZEN.

LOCAL MATTERS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
DEATH OF PROFESSOR HDR,E.

Professor Same! Brrc-G Morse. IN
eminent artist and Inventor of the
magnetic Telegraph. died in New
Iork City, on the night oiiic al inst.
He Wa born At tlIari.-t"m. Massa-
r:usc;i-. .ii'II! 18th, l.;.. graduated
a. Yale College III $50. aud lacked Il
few day, Of bciua - wears cd when
he died. In IE32 wl..r ur VOYAGE
from. Europe to .Annrrica.l ia" conceived
the idea Of tho telegraph. bat more
ihan f9.n wear. Of hard Labor. attended
viz, MANY, tE>.nuragcm'm's, elapsed
bcf"r.. sc Witnessed The triumph oi
his thc1y. in 1913. after hr had rX-
hanstcd hhilis u."ar- AMI stood upon
the Fcr.1r oil ic.pair, Congress voted
Lin 5000 ana lc -ooti saw the -uc-
ces.fuI ."p ration Il hi. invention III
the experimental lin, Ba!,i-
more and Wa,hin2,?n.
This great iuycnti"n ,-,u.oA hi.
other ca&mahle "nntrib.i,,u t.
,cicnrc a..l ar. FIR his lac .,.
sp-c,cd aud l,npor"i IN i",'h h..,;.
phercs, and for the grand imInl.c..
gave 10 ~prGgrc'., Ice VIII b" r"ncrn
bercd while the prr-"nt civilization
endure.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

A great reaction in favor of Bona
partc, is taking place throughout
France, and his prominent adherents
are thrbnging the streets of Paris.
The French are just beginning TO
find out that he is not responsible for
many of the disasters of the late war.
and we predict TINT they will finally
conclude that his restoration is the
only remedy for their present ills and
disorders.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
TrU.Icc'S Sale.

"IIEHEA~. Thomas L: Potter and ~Trhrc"a
=. !~'rttrr. hi wii". hy ti."ir certain
dead Of trust dated tn. iltir lIy rf ! nlrrv. \
u. '~"'. .Iutt rvrrr'!rri i'll rh' H. r,l,r'- Office.
i"r i.i.i, IT. comfy. Missouri. il Dee! 1; ,nh " .
VI. /, II ir'@- III. conveyed Ia The uu,i-r-i.ur,
iGu-!."tG u. follow ing ,ir-rrih.,l real estate, -.luai.
N ~tri "nf-N'N ii i.'H.y TT. .ni sat" IT Mi--
asst "..i-:.l,h na ~" llll "i ihr Farmer. tank
-,rrIII-i"u al iHs t.;:.H ;li',. near TIN city f
lexington. ~ i!!'l -i:rt ,t.s: = u"w an ill in III.
s'""I'l"I'- "lI''n - -tui ",..i'v ct J.. ~'.yrttr..
= l"i E',imi't "iI' H.. h.ls- one l]ar!!it! am.
.rrty--rl-n as Lea. UIl" GA Ia, irr:; au,I u.ru.
.ii,ir,tt aud :iirf."u ~ -: MD, IA IL. I.-ur.
IItt iuuuiI= i,i-H !..:rr t~FIg,!T,rI tan. t",I: aHI
L.; number I .'!;.-.;E- ~ .bntIiVs"- 10y r~i.-
'liIi.agI III 81 .vT,- .'rl 'I-!i:-HIH" ..:l,-imn-
'frril- 81 IA are. which sail cuuNr,Gur,. wi-
made r~"cfii. -. irIy m,nt vi ~ rrri.tiu .ynmi-
cory n"'"> i.>rr':''i ami mentioned ii ,iit i, ed
IT iru-': and " l"I-i-. r:"itult iti> lsrIl lniIr in
led in aid i"d "t trust, I:l,i TIL ~I.,i n"tr> ~
It@ now ia aud HniI.l, now. therefore. luhlir
motto" l. hereby gwen that II" undersigned
trustee. at the T,riu' = at tn !r.Il holders uI
lii n"t'>, and in IrrnriiTcC with thu terms and
"r"ri@i"n~ ri -'rii deed III trust, will, on
>AIt i!Dif, TIE 18Th DAY OF MARCH,
\. u, i~.2,
between The hours of nine "'rl"rk in the fore
noon tHi :'' n'riUrk in '!c afternoon al that day.
IN front Of the courthouse door. IN tn, county
II !.liiy lite aHi stat" OF Missouri. sill at rll,lt.
v"n'iu'. Ia til, highest bidder. for ri>r. III above
Described real estate. or ia mitch thereof a. may
i'' necessary t" satisfy -ai': Notes and Interest,
i".' t:I"r VITA the costs and ~ i"u>r- nI this trtst.
his February "fh. l>72.
Va. idih John T.. RiLANp. TRUSTEE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
ONLY TWO CANDIDATES.

George Francis Train. the mos
brilliant humbus ofihc age, stu on
tinucs his cmapaisn for the Presiden
~. aud in hi. speeches holds himscl
ur n the Peoples Champion, tn
F.niam Chief. Commune Organizer
Presidential Head Of International
Wurkiu.mrn'> Leader. Labor Union
Commander aud Woman suffrage
Orator. He declares that there AZ,
only two candidate, in the field
h,r"nt ."nd TIE D,nt tuniiy. an,
George Francis Train. with ili'
chances largely in favor of the latter
In n recent ~sI,crrli he '.hit off, tn
administration III the following Ian
.ua"r:
Gan the kinw Of the N"ut trib,
stand ten months of hurrahS: liz
passes from city /" town ike Il ghost
Nobody cheers. Nobody speaks t,
linn. Nulru,l, misses when | d"moumC,
his nrp"ti>n. Everybody cheer,
when expos" his tl,icvinG association
in the General Order swindlr
(Arplau,r.) The word party nans'
cate. the people. They are sick unto
death with politicians. (Tliat', so.
I'uIiaN beat, seymour on resignation,
giving him fifty on Il string,
tL~.nu"htrr.l am no such Il woman,
amt this i'm"t - proper place if was.
Loud llu"ltrr."j
CultH>. the huu"-t r~c>i"nrr. finally
accepts. You cast make me Virt
President. >aN- >milrr. the baptist
unless % tie ne. and there is Il rop'
on the shelf, tI.am"hter.) :" ii i,
all settled. These neville Brothers
[" "hligr Il grateful people. will con
sent Ia run III" 81. nnminmn-Srn"r;
~tunr-Curhiu Dent Gift Emtcrl,ri>,
four Years LONGER, to the cumpni"I
-, Of: "F.,irn The Alabama bond,
h"!n"r~ and -lavvr iii" rc"pIr.'
Iil;!r pres nj tah"r lEi, Il dead >nrt
iIIhS NhN Il teiIit hti't-tti,
Syracuse. Connecticut and ALBANY
through official rings" and National
Bank money: (rhat', SOY Why
pack committees in Congress-, head
oil Investigations in the Senate. AMI
Try - hard To wri""lc ont of the L.cct
General! Order swindlc: FXaciIy.)
Ii he i certain Of his position. WHY
back ont ut st. Dumin"o-aml the
~Cartc:-,'aarv fraud in New Orleans:
lie isn't SURE. and that's what's the
WHY feel SO >haky about
Babcocn. Porter and the Russia com.
pliration: If Grant is so popular.
how happens il that all his Senatorial
friends get pushed into the cold
Tiayrr by I~litchrnrk. in Nebraska
Butler smashed in Massachusetts :
Logan in Illinois. heating Grants
friend and Sargent, i'll California,
up-cttin" Cole: (.Appiansc.) How
i. it the Methodist Ring" could no,
save Harlan : and sherman wins in
Ohio: Grant: interference in
Louisiana makcf HarnIotlI g success,
and the am policy in Missouri put
Carl ~chHrz and l. lair into the Senate.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
DESCRIPTION AND PED.aREr:.

observation-disclosures BOY is a hl""i-hay. srN
years old, sixteen and II half hYn,t~ high, nn..
white foot behind, line form and extra action. H..
is n fair rackrr In:l Il lightning rruttrr.
Pedisrcs-F"r,st Boy was got hy I;av krI-
flicky Hunter, he iy old krnruckv Hunter, hs
liam ~ Bogus, his grant dam by Messenger, dam
by loun- Highlander, called Watkins Highlan-
der. Young Highlander by old imported High
Lander: his dam was II uli-bloutic,i iIar-, ImIrur-
ted Nancy bur>nn, owned by tol. Falmn-t. of
New York: his sire WIS sir Archie, out OF a Citi-
zen mare Ellen RAMPS. by Citizen. by Hunt,man,
and second dam by Wilder. great grand dam iv
fenrl"t, Z. gig dan, Janus, having spring
irTn the most illuStri"uS descendants. and from
,iiiereni stations ami superior race horses of th,.
best importation.
Dams P,siigr"c-Shr was q bay mare got bv
Star Davis. her liam Icing Margrri Woods, own
.i ny 'oi Wade Hampton, decreased. OF south
,hToiihh, -h" by ''irnCtsr. well known To have
he.i the most successful MARI "f her day. impor-
i"fi rom Enginnl; sh. out Of Margrrt Woods,
and sh" 10y lfnps Prime, out Of Mary West, BY
fIni.r. 'mt nf Crossid", sister Ia Elinor, who,
nom the character nj her pedigree aud pcrtor-
nance, was justly considered the best mare OF
her day, in England. The sire cost more than
any other horse ever imported 10 the United states
marsi-jm TRAVIS BUFoRD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

Hon. j. Is. G%rainncll, with a large
number Of other prominent Republic
cans o ffowa. have issued n call for a
mass convention at Davenport on the
23d inst. for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the Cincinnati Conven-
ti,n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

Isaac e. Day, senior member OF the
great Chicago firm Of Day, Allen 4
Co., and II OF the leading merchants
of that city, committed suicide with
II pistol on the 9TH inst. His great
losses at the Chicago fire, and the de-
preston which followed led TO the
rash net .
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
LOUISIANA AID Ml>SOl ri kltER
RlH.KOlD.


Asth, rroplc OF l.ainl cite are JUS
A. his time Interested III know IN.
.y that rlu lr learned il, rr,,r,i Ia
tbe condition q, il, nL,n,,. road. a.
wcu ne ,L,. rh,r,rlrr of rho nmrunv
TINT controls. 4. We rive Al abstract
of report 9th. u,"r"r:y "filr road
made hr Wm F. Cotton. secretary ul
the ~cnury,. /, aplrarrl in IN,
Missouri I;~,pnhifran -cvrral week.
AGO in thj,
..Holiiu. stock i, no, returned from
tho fact that the road brI.u"s io ia,
Jhica"n n,,l Alton ruir,oL rumu,r,
and il ,,>.i in ,L.. Mat, ,Iul,r,;.
the total lcur,h of ,l,, rna,l !. il,s
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

GERMAN PArEH-NrNt Saturday.
April the 18th. VIII be. issued from the pres
oi the iNTELI.IGENCIl:. the first numlrr Of
III" German paper 80 l"m- talked about. 1t j.,
styled Ia" ''Mi>-"GrI TIul!,nttc." or in Eng
!i>h the Missouri Valley Messenger. 1t Will
be under III" editorial control OF ;:u Holt. vi il.
liha!d.a German gentleman of fine scholastic
and literary attai;rncnt>.lI lie i Il good writer
OF cnii>Id"ra!'i" experience in his p-"ir->inu.
having edited u paper for several Years i'll
Germany. dis Iiai.kr iand.i and since his
arrival IN this country. ior >ol:ir time COLI
ncrtcd with a Chicago Journal. The bu>;-
ness department wi | lie under the MANAGE
mcnt of our friend W. i. Beck. whose for
risn education aad German partialitics will
prompt him to every effort for its sllrcc>>. III
politics il will be Liberal Republican.
The Messenger starts under the most flat
trrinG auspices. having already .O) sub>cri-
Der, and u iar-r advertising patronage. such
a paper i. nrr,lr'! III Lafayette. and will he :,
hcnciit to our couUty. Let all our American
adh German friends do what they can
to encourage and support it.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

HE SOCIAL CLUE-Is still in Il
comito-c condition.. Notwithstanding ''influ-
"nZI' and nearly all other fatal malulir>
have taken their Night. We haven't had that
party yet. Thc fact is. the blame rests with
lis caict cNcyutiv" iii .rr. Prc>iiraI Geo. :.
M'Grcw, Vii" DON'T care how tI: social
home AMI foreign orders tor cups AMI >luccrs.
plates. di>li">. Lamps. will"w-ha>Hets. ami "a!
those articles 80 Necessary for the comfort: .i
matrimonial vnya-rr>.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

For the first time in twelve years,
the whole Democratic ticket was
elected in Cincinnati on the End inst.
The council stands 26 Democrats and
% Republicans. The average major
WINS about 1000.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

Tie TsulvnIr tailor Of L l'"nn.!!-
yania village hn.!ns married - second
wife indcseniiy -onn after the funcr-
al Of the iH.st.. the Young men "t the
place motif I'd iheir di.approvsl by Fl
t,nIinru screnadc during the progrcs,
nf the wedding feast. The vulgar
fraction Of q man rxpGstnlii"d III the
following style "i.sa:, por', you
ont ~ be ashamed Oi'y6nrselii be
making all die iioits, ven dare vi a
funeral here 70 soon"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
NIECE TORS, NoTICs:.

7 EIiEI!- of administrator an III" estate. al
y James Siiyrn. d.c"r'-,,l. Wrr.. granted l., Tia,
undersigned on thu ln'h DIV 1T Dee, 'nl.r. ISL.
by III" prnlratr Court -: I.rtIy"ft"r urtN. M.
All persons siyimG claims AGAINST said r-Iif,
arr" REQUIRE 10 exhibit them. for a'inwauc-. u
:hr administrator within nr' wear after IN" 'i,i'
"f san letters, "rTh"N may 10. lrr"lnl"l ii"'a any
benefit ut such estate. Tnl Il -icf claims T." T"'
exhibited Within two y"au'~ from lie late -! III
l. tiers, they " i'll l." forever lHrr,l
WM. NJ. G.. " AIDE aud u A. r
RIETTA V. SLAEEN. rN'c"'''>'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,oY,,.E.

NoTIIE Is hvrr''y given that letter If aI-
y miuI~iraiioH M un III" ,-tIt, at Josiah
i,rr,r, were Granted to III" uu,! r>i%u",i ~ M
I'rniai, I uI!lt Of I.itLycii" C.ti,iy. ON the lIih
day "f November, l~.l. Nj I~r-"It. having
claims against -I,ri r-iLi' :r.' rr4U.r''! T." present
ihrm tr ~art court tor allow .incr within nu, wear
from Ihi> date, ~ they may ~ lrgrlu.i'l, and 1t
-t,i "lI:n- Is~ lnt r!,>.nr Il with 8, three Years
tn. " ~ H. forever lrirlrrt.
No i5-I HENRI II HE'LL. Admir-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

1T a wedding at Oshkosh. Wisron-
sin. where chewing gum is the only
amusement. the bride and groom to
sho" their implicit faith in each other,
put their arms around each others
waist and snapped cuds.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

st. Louis went Democratic at the
election on Tuesday of last week by
4 majority of25O0. The council stands
- regular Democrats, one indcpcn-
dent Democrat. and one Radical.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

At the municipal election III Kansas
City on the End inst. the Radical
ticket was elected by considerable
majority. And yet the town is large
" Democratic. Cause of dcfcat-iu-
dependent candidates in the field.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
NKlN,Il.s:,S NA....

W"HEi!E\>; I.mct '. M"rf"n and .I"lm =.
W Morton. her husband. by tli.ir r.Ti IN decd
OF trust, 'latri F'hrurr! Tia" Iii. y u I3". and
recorded IA ia" ltrc"r!,r' onIr" tor Antrrr
county. III the >tlir %! Missouri. in h..h v, 4
on ,'tS,' lni. convey t. 'hr un'irr~i.u,i iru.-
Tee. tn follow t--criir.l real --!.ir.. -ifiilr,.
m III" count. ana ~iLi" "iur,-tiri, f"-wa The
!"t- know II an! 'tr-i"i:.i",! on ii" plat ni f.Irrar'>
N'i'titi"n To- til" city -! Lexington am! now ON
III" III iir ii'r.Til"r'> "ilir,. 81 >r:d Ilfr,rit,
county - l"'- numbered "n,' IlI. two ~ and
tire" ~. 1t block nHimp:rr,l Is" IN. together
? VIII, tn !uii:tin-~ thereon. AMI hnuNn ~ the
Pottery Establishment Wi:irh ~t"i convey
iiic' wa ma'tr - >n"Gir the payment al a Ger
tail! pr"rni>-'ry u"j, II. r,iu 'iC-rIi!mri. :nl
" iI"r'::-, >I!rt rn;r .!- h.r'"Hlr ,ir I!,l remains
unpaid. N"N. therefore,, notice j. hereby given
that tn. undersigned trtI.t"r. ~ .fr request ni
iii' legal hri'i"r "i ~IId n"'", ana by virtue "faIri
IN iur>Il!'rr I" II" prNI~.',n> al sid decd al
trust, viii i.r""t''i - sell the rt:l .~fliu .,I.yr.
described. at 80 I:i'Irii i!urr"in - II; ~ l- necessary
!" pay "'i ,t!'! I~.Nci.sr-r til" @aid iH"m;--,ry NOT.
an
>Ari HD.tI. TiiE2.TlI DAY uf' APRIL.
A.. H.. l>1a.
at public v ar!tir I III. highest h,'lIsr. for ..r>II,
IN front II Ia" r'',ir, h''t>' ri'.r, ia -..4ri county "i
i.hi = "'i" and ~.Ii, al Missouri. =, satisfy >Iii
MOI" ana the interest thereon and thu costs and
'NprIc"> ri executing the tTI.f Iinr,-Ii,l.
hhUiS W VI. Nbi.lsl~,b<, trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

r.NNr thn;ri@i''r~l l'Iri IN Enll ,.lv,S. sired
4 by .\%I NI.rit. y. II. i; volume" g. la".. -,
'I'' Il rcd, nI' of Rod pirh"-~. hy imp Duke.
"f tirlr:'. i~I:15nl. l,r other - rich roam. "jIt of
I lr'"'t:. L. Er!l Iu!-, al hirIri". 49,. win
H'r"i i!i' $50 rT.Zr Il: i Louis in fall urlstp.
a. the best short II .rr i;uli.f any a~".
RNLAND TDDIiI'NT:,R.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

1t is asserted by a London pancr
that the union between Canada and
Great Britain will soon terminate,
and that the authority of the mother
country will end with the reign of
the prcScut yiccrOy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
SATURDAY. THE ETH DAY ur APRIL
70 EST BOY.

wills MiiIbai. :: dillon VIII max, ~,
l. IN" pTc-rnt - r-rn ~ NV tirIii. IN I'm
M Dover rpi't. >iN inii'- t'i-' 60; L. " <S
IiiSi1i. season br-!nnu'g TIE 18th 0i SZl
! March AMI cnlin. 1t Of JuIy. IL viii serve
mares AT s. II single leap, sln the season. or So
!" in>r!rr. Persons parting with their Ii!Lrr> t,r-
fore they are AnUw u 20 b. With ioI! " III I've liable
ioriiI INSURANCE" money.
Pasture furnished mars from u diStInc" ire OF
ciIarc~. Great pains taken To- prevent accidents,
but no liability -lNlul,l amy ncNmr.