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LAND SALES.
nFFICIAL-No. eco, &c. l. o.
By the President of the United Ststes.

In pursuance of law, I. ULYSSES 3 GRANT. Pres
ident of the United States Of America do h, rebx
dteisie and " AXE known that a public sale will be
held at the Land Once, Bay field in the g. 70 of
Wisconsin, commeu cling or MONDAY THE SEVEN
TENTH D.N OF JUNE Mkt, for the d spOsal OF the
sections and parts OF sections herein enumerated.
and hot prev iousy disposed Of, at price not less
than two dollars and fifty cents per acre, viz:
Nor "a Of base iine and sas eT Ihe Sozh principal
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner oil l0Ch and ID sts

~ IOUI OF D SIS.
CHANCERY SALE.
IL By virtue of decree Of The Supreme Cour,
EnN of the District Of Co umbia If thu 4th day o:
March, lS7c, in chancery cause No. :,s72, Ia
which james IL; filghman eft al. are p aintifs, and
Ieura and Amelia Tilghman are defendants. / will
sel,at public auction in front Of the premises az
a. O'Clock p m on the 2OTH DAY OF MARCH, A
d. 1872, Lot OF Ground No. L in Square No. III
fronting Al feet in hes s0h stree west between
and streets north. and running back the epth
Of the lot to (: 40 feet and 10 inches i'm ed by
a arick House, No 1879, containing eight rooms
paid at the time Of sale, or within i've DAYS tbers
after; and the balance TO be paid in equal install
rale, with interest from the day of sale, and
the payment to be secured by notes of the rurch IA
ser and deed # trust upon the property The pur
The terms of sale TO be complied with within five
sold at the cost and risk OF the del sulng pure haser
The purchaser to deposit 500 with the auc .iones
M. THOMPSON, Trustee.
mars-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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R1 ohEEN 3 " VILLAINS, a
- No 1901, northwest corner 10Th ana ID -.
TRUSTEES SALE Of DESIRABLE PROPER.
1Y NEAR THE NAVY YARD
By virtue II deed of trust, dated on the
80 twenty third Gay Of sebruary A n ISL. am.
&rreordet m Libvr No. $50, folio sDs &c, OF the
lhLc records or W Washington county, d C. and BY
orsscn ~ the party secured thereby, will SELL u
p1oilc auction, in II mt OF the prem SEES, at a.
/. cluck m. ON sATURD4 Y, the l6 n OF March,
ID. 1879, the v hole of Lot numbered twenty ~.
III Square numb, red eight hundred and eli ghty two
ISL, snhdivided as follows: First, the western
twenty three teei front BY the entire deph of said
lot twenty t2Cl with the i'm pre- emen,s .hereon, COO
s,sthg OF n CIV two story Frame House. Second.
the eastern twenty four ga feet nine 81 inches by
the entire depth of -sid lot numbered twenty -
The property il located IN rapidly improving part
OF TIE city.
Terms Of sale: One half ca.h; balance in eausl
iIsia ments In and IL mDnihs bearing Interest 1T
the Of 10 per per em from day OF sale
ssCured by deed If trust on the property. $50
d'wb when each piece lie struck OF Stamps and
conyeyanc'ng ~ purchaser s cost If the terms of
sale implied with vii hin FIVE days from the
day ct sale, the Trustee the right resell
the pr"psrt! at the ri and If he dsfa uitin9
purchaser, and the cash payment n he forfeited
WM L. DAVIS. Trustee.
mars dts GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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TENTED ofATRS PATE sfeoTFIOR,
WAsHIss5oK; p; Q, ysoIszy z, -,

Of Lowell, HSSs. DrsSina Sor the sIssSnion ~ :
patent GRANTED 20 him the 18th day Of May, 1855
Tor en improvement In Gutter heads and Table
for Cutting Irregular Forms
IL e ord. red that the testimony IN the cass be
closed on the sd day Of april next: that the
be limited 10 the Sd day. Of Nay neyt; and thai
cid petition BE beard on the sth day 81 May next.
eot = n LEGGRTT Ccnmissicner.
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RY WA. l.. NALL co, Auctioneers,
No. 800 and 903, 8. w. cor. Penn. ave- and 9th st
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR THE INTE-
kIOk IMPATIENT FOR SALE.
By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in
E" liber 6l2, folio 39l, Of the land records OF
Washington county, in the District of Colum-
tia, we will, on MONDAY, the l tn day of March.
AiD h hS,a ct Seiock 2 M on the premises, offer for
tween 9th nd 7th, being the western part of Lot L.
in squire As, improved by . two ami half story
B.ick House, containing some twenty two rooms
now under rent to a good tenant.
Terms: One-t third cash; the balance in six twelve
and eighteen months with interest at ten per cent
secured by deed Of trust on the premises oeposif
Of 100 will be required acceptance of the bid III
the terms OF sale are not complied with In FIVE days
from the day OF SALE the property will be resod a.
the expense Of the defaultine purchaser Convey.
sncins and samps at pure haser 5 cost.
$500, CsARtEs McPHsRSsooN. Trustees.
iebi9amar4toil w. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY. April 5. 1872, same hour and plac a.
S SRsS sMMs lPHsse0s }Tru,tees.
Ell w l.. WALL Il CO, Aucts
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JAMES +. MELINEJr Trustee.
l7-eo LATIMER & CLEARY. Aucts
RI GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctionaers
- lOO1 Northwest corner 10th and d streets


TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUA BILE PROPERTY
At AUCTION, BECK HOUSE ON FOURTH
IA By virtue of d ed Of trust, da.ed Noyem-
E. Der 25th. $50, recorded in iiber 63S folo 1873
Aof the land records OF Washington county, d
u and by direction of the holder of the note
thereby will cell At public sn' ton. the premi-
ses. on TUESDAY, March 1 9th, 1872, at O'Clock
P m all that piece parcel Of eround situated in
Washington city. District Of Columbia, known and
guirbed on the plat pan of said city AS part
al L. numbered twenty three, OBJ in square 5l2
bounded as follows: Beginning for tn, same at a
point feet south of the northeast corner of said
square, the north line of 4h street and running
the &c west leo feet thence south IA feet thence east
100 Feet thence north IA feet to the place of begin
nlne; containing lao feet Of gconnd, more less,
improved BY three story Brick House.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in and -
With interest, secured by notes and deed Of
trust on the property. Stamps and c,nveyar cling at
purchasers cost: Sl00 down when the property Ia
struck Of. II the terms of sale are not complied
with within i've days from the day of SALE the trus
tee reserves the right TO resell the property at the
risk aAd cost Of the dsfaulting purchaser.
A. DARHEtLLE, Trustee.
mars GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

RY LATIMEB CLAY,
- Auction ers and Rsal tate Brokers,
Star Once But ding.
CATALOGUE sALE OF Law LIBRARY.
the sIh and 18Th ls7z cammencr AZ ~, o'cl Ok
at our suction rooms. We sh all sell a Law LisrscS,
R.yorts Digest and Elementary W arks.
n. B-The Books will be on the shelves for ex.
PsItie. unable 70 attend the sale can have their
or Terms .1 ss.b BY the .aS%tti,w1ss5
nis,Gsds 'n' [ra,aR tiShS S SaEARY;
RY GRIEs & w,LLIAMs, Auctioaeer-,
- Northwest Corner 10Th and d streets.
EXTESslxE sALE OF BODY AND TAPES
MATS: WISDOM SHADES, MhTriNGss AND
ON MON DAY The 18Th H inst. al 10 O'Clock
we .hail sell at Our Furniture wsreroom. corner Of
Goods. which must be Clos out owing 10
msnis, by the LIST Hrox.
month. will be given on abs,e sale for iGur
dcrs.d notes bearing ntere-t for all sums over $50
'''''' ''D GREEN WILLIAMS,
ml5-td Pat, Rep. Her. Cap.l 'Au'ts
by GREEN &wILLIAMs, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901, northwest cJrner of 10th al SITS
EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
fINE; FASHIONABLE FURNITURE AT
q On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, a. 10
MI O'Clock NJ. and continuing from DAY to d.y
~ until The whole stock is ispOsed of, we shall
"sel, at the Furniture Emporium Of Green 4
the followin Goods, viz:
Forty Paror Suits in different reps and of the latest
Thirty handsome Black Walnut Marble top Cham.
Der Suits, some very handsome and costly
Twei ty finely carved Marble top sideboards
Elegant Etegeres, with mirror backs and marble
Twelve very hapd.ome Black Walnut Wardrobes
splendid Bookcases and Office Desks
Fine Reception end Turkish Chairs, in haircloth
- and reps.
Handsome Marbie-top Tables and HAT Trees
Fine Pillow and her Extension Tables
Fifty Cettsge suits. Of different patterns
Very handsome Parlor Desks
" alnut and Oak Hall sets.
Fine Library Tables and Lounges.
Oak and Walnut Dining Chairs
Brussels, Three ply, ingram, Stair and other Car
pets.
BRUSSELS Rugs and Mats, Oilcloths
Walnut and Gilt frame Mirrors.
Cane seat Chairs, Of every descripti
The above goods contained in our stock will be
sold wit hout reserve, We must vacate our ware
rooms by the LIST proXimo, owing to improv ements
ing coed articles Of furniture will do well by
ing the above sale, stock IL fine and Of the
late 81 designs as any stock in the District. Goods
at priv ate sale will be sold at cost price.
Terms: All ms Of AMI under $50, cash; over that
am unit. credit Of two, IN ee and fsur mon his
-ons purchasing at this sale will have Their &c DDS
put in good order, and put up at their residence:
free of charge.
mis- GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc.s.
Patriot, Republican. Sunday Herald, and capital
n a n =
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RYTHoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOnssr.
PROPbRTf On TWENTY FOlIRTH sTRrEET
WEST, MAR THE CIRNI.R $1,000

by virtue Of two deeds Of trust to us, dated
~: December 1lth, 1859, and August l7tS. 1870,
and duly recorded In Libers No. 604, folio 4Oi,
nnd No w folio 243 Of the and Records of ssh,
instop county c. and at the request of the party
thereby secured, ne will aell 1t public auction to
the hisbest bidder, at 30 O'Clock D n, FRIDAY,
Aprii iSth. la3, on the premises, al that part Of
Lot numoered eight o.. In square numbered forty
oee I'D, In the city Of washogton and descr ibed
ne follows: Beginning ct 9 point on twenty fourth
street ysst three CD ct from the northwest
feet, thence east ffty t5ll feet ten O) inches
thence north twenty four CAD feet, aud thence Wes
nil
Terms Of Sale: ne-third cash; balance in six and
trust ON the property. SEQ down when the prop
erty struck on: stsmps and convey ancing at cost
plis th in I'VE days after sale the properly win
be Tesod at the isk and cost Of the defaurinS pur
WILLIAM 4; GORDON, Jr.,} rrustes.-
msri2-eoAds THOs DOwLlNG, Auct.
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NE Nh ssd w. NV; s.. "a 81 Iw
w. NE. NV 81. =. NE. u,

Lands ar propriated by law for the Of schools,
military and other purposes, together with the
swamp and overflow ed lands made thereby unfit
act entitled. :" An Act 20 enable the State Of Ar
kansas, and other States, 20 reclaim the swamp
land9w within their limits, approve September 18th,
ls5o, will be excluded from the sale.
The Offering Of the above lands will be commenced
on the day appointed and will proceed in the order
in which they advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered. and the sale thus closed but the
and no private entry Of any Of the lands will be ad-
mtted until amer the expiration Of the tvo weeks
thirteenth day OF March, Ammo DomRi one thous-
and eight hundred aud sevsnty-two.
By the President: u. q. GRANT,
President Initial stafas.
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President United stat
NOTICE TO PRE.EMPfIoN CLAIMANTS.

tOHHOH ~ - = mt EHVS Ut. N :.
Every person entitled 10 the right Of presumption
TO Of the lands within the township and parts q
townships above enumerated = required 20 establish
the n the salts action Of the Register and He
ceiver of the Land Once, and make payment there
for soon practicable after seeing this notice.
and k<fcve The day appointed for the commencement
of the public sale OF the lands embracing the tract
WILLIS DRUMM0ND,
mar 16 l2 Commissioner.
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RY LATIMER CLEARY,
- AuctIonrers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue aud lIth street
Star Office Buildings

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNrM
PROVED PROPERTY ON RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FlETELHTH STREETS.
- BY yirtDe of deed If trust, dated the 5th iay
OF May, $50, and dolly recorded 10 liber No.
COZ, folio 253, one of the land records for Wash
ingtOn county, in the District Of Columbia, shall
sell on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of March, ISL at
= O'Clock M. on the premises, lot %, in Geo. W
klgg subdivision of square 2iG, situated the
and 18th streets.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in two
equal payments at and IL months. secured by a
deed Of trust and nores bearing interest Convey
at time of sale.
JAMES +. MELINE, Jr. Trustee.
fl7-eo LATIhER CLEARY, Aucts
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEM.
epcy II the weather The above sale is posponed until
MONDAY. March 1lth, same hour and place. BY
ne LATIMER & CLEARY. Aucts
~IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEM-
eBcy OF Ne weather the above sale is still further
20 tponed until MONDAY, March Is, same hour
and place. By order of the Trustee.
ml2 LsTINER CBEARY, Aucts
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RY GREEN Z WILLIAMS, Auc.ioneers,
II No 1901 north vest corner 10th and ID SITS,

RI GRtEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No 1901 north vest corner 10th and D sts
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR0PEkTY, BEING NEW THREE STORY
B BRhck "a DWELLING; WITH MANsARD
STREET WEST, AT AUCTION.
~ by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated Aprjl
18th ~ a! a. D ISL; and duly recorded in Libsr
Meship gten county, d @, and BY direction Of the
secured thereby, will sell at public auction
~ Irvnb OF the premises, at "a O'Clock o. m on
TUESDAY, the 19th day Of March, A. " ls,a' iii iii
,hsI ceftain piece or parcel of ground living And
being in the city of ashins ton District OF Golnm
6ia, and known and described as Lot Iettsred n in
Sllosrts recorded subdivision Of original lot num.
tered Tour, ~ IN square numbered three HUNDRED
and seventy one. (Jl,D with the i'm proyements
Inereon. Consisting OF three story Brick Dwelling
This property Is well located and very desirable.
Terms: One-t cash; balance in equal insta
mepts In six and twelve months, bearing ten per
cent. interest from day Of sale, and secured by a
deed OF trust t. the ten of the trustee slOD
down on day Of sale II the terms of sale are not
complied with within ve days after the day of sale
the property viii be resod the risk and cost OF
the defzultiDR purchaser. All conveyancina ana
revenue st:mRs AZ the purchasers cost.
RAWLEIGHW. bowman. Tru,tse
mars-d lPatl GRREH WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TIllR AFTERNOON-

Sl ohEkN WILLIAMS, auction-.rs
- No 1901, northwest corner 10Th ana ID -.
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10y LATIMEB a CLsARy.
- Auction. and Real tate Brokers'
sOuthHe est corner feDnsyivani avenue aud 18th 81
Star Office But ding
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28
THE 1 r SUPPER

Which cam off ut Dover last Thurs
,lay evening was Il very pleasant affair.
though the attendance WAS somewhat 'imiii-
i-he.i bv the almost iuIpi>>all" condition OF
:hr roads. merry, Jolly and "oo'-inokinS
delegation of the .rouyhr >rN' from l.cXing-
ton. spent riYh, hours in rloddinG through the
deep mud to spend tire" hours with the
..bri-ht eyed beauties" of Dover. OF course.
no. leaving out of view the pleasures OF the
feast. 80 well served mp aud presided over
hy the kind host and hostess of the Dover
Hotel. they all felt more than repaid for the
trip. The party from here consisted oil
Chalmers Wool. Alexander Graves. ii. J."
Hsrks,Ialr, DR. Du,ln, John DuliIs and the
editors of this paper. All the above per,
sons made two Vigorous and wcil-directer
attacks upon the table. and the fcathcred
tribc disappeared in >urh a manner a. 10
>iartle the landlord. and lead him t" cNrlain
that he couldn't keep hotel with such
bolr,icr> as them" After supper the party
retired to the hall close by, and spent the
remainder of the evening in the dance
Among the graceful and elegant dancer
upon the floor we noticed Misses Lab-rtew
lsurhrid-r. Burton, Niyion. Taylor, cham
bin, Harw"uI and others. Among the mOr'
piou- part of the thrnng were Miss Lalir;
Mcng and Miss "l.ue" Carter. VIII" were lief
alone to keep UP the ''sOciable' part OF IN
entertainment.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28
STOCK ITEMS.

Through the kindness of our friend. NJ. {.
Hyland. we are furnished with the following
item, from the vicinity OF May,iew:
Mr.. Elliot sold to Col. ClIilis : head "i iat
cattle, averaging Iln0. ut $50 per hundred.
Cav Kennedy sold 10 VIM. Nry IL head of
stock cattle. at Sl,.M each.
Mr.. Vickcr> i feeding 50 head Of cattle
for the spring market.
W. b. Steele is feeding about 10 hogs for
the same market.
$, shannon sold to Mr.. Powell ~ hea! OF
hogs Averaging 100 pounds. at $50 per hun
drcd.
From the nth Of last November to the
SIS, of January. Hereford x Francisco, OF
Elmwnod. weighed on their scales. SS' hogs.
averaging 216I pounds ani amounting II,
The aggregate to 200 .ma p~"un'is-hcsidcs
great numbers of cattle, and proportlonatc
quantities OF grain and produce.
The Carr"lion Rccorg ha- this item, show.
iny how stock sell on tho other side Of the
stream:
Mr.. Turpin. our efficient auctioneer and
town>man. reports that at III" public sale Of
Mr.. Roberts Il few days AZ" work horse
sold at from eighty to one hundred dollars
mich cows, from twenty TO thirty dollars
brood s"w>. from eleven to seventeen dol
lars per head: stock hogs from one dollar Il
two dollars and fifty cents each. for cash.
At Mrs. Robinson'>. On \ credit Of twclv'
months. work horses sold from forty To on
hundred and forty dollars; mich COWS, ir'h
twcnty to %tifty-tiSe dollars: seventeen hcah "
stock hogs. ut siXty-fiye dollars.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

Harmonic Club, under the efficient man
a-emtnt of Capt. j. F.. Encburg. aided by
T.. Easter. with our talented Young artist,
VIM. Boothman. A. stage manager and scsne
painter. has been faN oring our citizens with
a brilliant series of entertainments The
Club is now we'll organized, and have cXh h
tied commemorative zeal in making Harmonic
Hal! an attractive piac" of resort for the
iun-lo,ins portion of our population. 10
this end, no pain or expense have been
spared in fitting up the Hall and furnishing
it with all the appliances of the stage.
Among the attractive scenes that meet the
eve are .hc Wood Scene, Street Scene. liar.
h"r scene. Cottage Scrnr and Gun Room
Scene. all painted 10y the >kllliul hand Of Mr.
Bootlnnan, showing him t" be- possessed o.
great taste and Il high order of talent.
On Friday and Saturday evenings of las
week the B,ii>,l"ll Brothers amused oul
people with two pleasing entertainment
consisting of panoramic Views, cXhibitin;
the chief cities of the world. with character
isle songs and national dances appropriate I
each. Concluding with dramatic perform
anc">.
Last evening Louise sylvester. a distil
-ri>h"d actress. supported lay a good ARA
of dramatic talent. performed to Il crowde
house.
Thc Stranger at Turner'S Hall. OIL MOI
day night. under the management of Mr..
Hrarlr, WAY not a> we'll patronizrd A.
Should hav, been. but tlIu>, present left Pc
f"cllN satisfied.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28
WELLINGTON RESOLUTIONS.

MEssRs. EDITORS: II the late township
meeting held in Wellington. to elect a COM
mitteman of our Democratic Executive Com
mittee, Is correctly reported in the Cau-
casian of February 24th, il Is an unfortunate
affair, and some grtevous errors have
warped the deliberations of that meeting. |
The Caucasian saws: Resolutions strongly
endorsing the Missouri Policy, and urging 1t
in county. state and national affairs, were
introduced by NJ. V. L.. McClelland, and en-
Enthusiastically adopted. Us. Blackwell WIS
chosen committeeman In the other town.
ships. where similar meetings were held, SO
far Us heard from. no politician or aSpirant
for Office was selected as committeeman, and
it was confidently anticipated that such would
he the course pursued in all Of them. / do
not believe that the conduct Of the meeting
in Wellington expressed the sense of the
people in Clay township. Every intelligent
observer. either Democrat or Radical, is
pcrfec,,y nw,re that there is not the ghost of
!, chance for a Radical ticket to be elected in
our county next fall. if the Democrats are
true to themselves. !, for one, am Il sup
porter of the passive of Missouri policy
in national affairs. hut in our state or county
matters. il is suicidal In the extreme. The
Democratic party in the STATE anu especial
" in our own county, are largely In tue ma
iorlty. Then what is the sense otthis dwad-
J die about Missouri policy or passive
policy in our State. much less in our county
elections. presenting the sublime spectacle
Of the majority voluntarily welding TO the
- ri. RrIir,la woIl,l he
only too happy to see us toreSo inc iruits OF
the revolution whic! was elected last ciec-
ton, and these resolutions are playing
directly into their hands. We have had
quite enough Of Radical rule. and it Is TIM
We were giving u Democrat some chance,
which cannot be done by preiacihS our
psrty deliberations with resolutions enJoin'
in- .pasSiyism' in our county and State
matters. /: we intend to organize our party
and nut 4 ticket in the field next fall, for
county offices. we want nc ,i>orSanizers
no ..pa>,irci>m" in county matters. no rul'
irrs who prefer voting for Republicans, tno
candidates who are running in the interest
of ans particular railroad scheme. Wha'
has become OF that pure and disintereste,
patriot, corresponding with y"d, HIGHT
..Wcllington.' who rayci so pa>sionatcl!
last fall about ''rigid party organization
Are these resolutions his bantlings: Now
McsSrS. Editors. of Radical rule we have ha.
all elegant >mficiency," and l, for one, 81
far as concerns our State and county affairs
am for a clean ticket and 4 fair fight. IN.
Voice i still for war Some men may .b
such ~cringins towards rs to lick the dus
from the foot that spurns them: but that Ger
tainly is not the temper of the Democrats O
Old Clay, AMI | believe that at no distai
!, day they will call a mass meeting anu Sqnas
c these imbecilc resolutions.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

At amas> meeting Of the Democrats OF Mid
dleton Township. held in the city hall. in the
city .of Wavcrly, February 22nd. 1872 on
motion of c. c. Catron, Esq. James A..
Boyd was called to the chair. and l.. NJ. Ed
wards was appointed Secretary.
The chairman in u very forcih!c and I'M
prc>>i,e speech, explained the object OF the
meeting.
On motion of J. NewIand. and seconded 10y
Buford I. Webb, it was resolved that this
| meeting now proceed 10 elect Il member OF
the Lafayette County Democratic Commit
tee.
Mr.. Christopher Catron, was placed III
nomination, and unanimously elected a. the
member from this township, to constitute
said county committee.
Captain r.. 4. Collins and ". B. Doyle
E>qrs..werc than called upon, and Responded
in eloquent speeches. After which. the meet
ing adjourned.
j. \. BoYp, Chm'n.
r.. NJ. ErwArp~- G-.-Y
On motion Of capt. X. A. Collins. and sec
ondcd,it was resolved, that the next inectin
of Democrats to select Delegates to the mex
County Convention. meet at Shelby College
Resolution carried unanimously.