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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-20
NoRrRvAsp

sstsdon for jamestown, N. T., and connection
With A. q G. ". trains east aud vest. Connects at
Warren with traIns go, asd wSIt on the r. 4 K
R.R u. THAYER, Genr Supt.,
Dunkirk, New Yoik.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-20
Phila delphla & Erie Railroad
WINTER TIME TABLR.

WINTER TIME TABlR.
o. and after Sunday, Oct s7th, 1917, the Trains
90 The Phllsdelphia , Rrie Railroad vill run. a.
bnsws;
VR09WARD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
Gov. Palmer Of illinois,.

SrHINGFIELp. ILL.,, April li.-Thr
announcement that Governor Palmer
l. no LONGER Il candidate before the
Republican State Convention ct May
@--d. creates great CONSERVATION
among the followers of Con. Grant.
IL Ia, ml,n irnm-pirru that Gov. Pal
inrr, on the 18th inst, wrote Senator
Trumhuli that he would support the
nominees of the Cincinnati Cnnvcn-
ton. il HAT body selects for raIifi-
date. Statesmen whose political
record and private life have lecI,
such is can secure confidence to the
country. Governor I'Hlncr's well
earned military reputation, his nd.
h"r"iIrc To the written constitution
aud laws, and his ability aud standing
Throughout ilic nation, and ~cspcrially
III ilic great wet, Is Il statesman and
patriot, has created the belief with
vcry ANY people that he is & proper
I,rr.on To Nominate for tlr Liberia
l,rpub,iran cnntiiatc for the prc-i
icurr al Cincinnati.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

for any ofthe oppressive measures OF
tho ruling party.
IN this he has the advantage Of oil
the probable candidates named, and
this fact alone would render him more
available aud acceptable to the De
morracv. The people are sick unto
death ef politicians" They arc weary
of a government run in the interest OF
'tond-liuiucrs and corporations. Inc:
want to see a man elected TO the Prcsi-
dcm-v VIII" will dignity the position,
and who will represent the hnncSt Ia.
ho,.u hon's' capital of the country.
While the ticket might have bccu
strengthened by the selection il,
Parker, place. ufa man from Pcnn>yl'
vania OF ON one OF the large states,
still the ticket ~ it stands, is IL strong
one. and with III" support of the
Liberal Republicans and Democrats
would sweep the field.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
GENERAL JAMES LONCSTREET.
It is with feelings akin to disgust that
We see the name of this distinguished

tits with feelings akin to disgust that
we see the name of this distinguished
Confederate General appended to
a very h%umiliating and officiating
letter recommending the reelection
of Grant. That Longstreet was sim
cere when he drew his sword in de-
Tense of southern rights, his eminent
services, his exalted courage, his Sc
we're wounds and his ~tireless energy.
oil attest. That he was insincere or
insane when he joined the Radical
ranks to make war upon his pros
trate countryncn, it would be chart
ty 10 believe. But he does not leave
US in doubt as to the position he now
holds.
He says, in his letter of the 23d to
Senator Kellogg, 81 have been con-
tent to occupy an humble position i'll
the party" We hone, at least. that
this ccntcntment arose from the fact
that he was permitted to lick the feet
of his master without being spurned,
and to do tho dirty work of his party
at n very large salary: and that ii did
not arise from seeing his friends
tramplcd under foot. their State gov
crnmcnts ovcrtlircwn, their vested
rights ignored, their liberties re-
strained, their former slaves made
their masters, their property wrcstcd
from them by unconstitutiona! enact
mcnts, and their vcry lives cndan-
gcrcd by the bitterness of negro rule.
Yet he fnvors the reconstruction
policy of the Radical party, and dep
recaics any change in that policy.
Could officiating get lower in deg
relation? Yes it does got lower. tor
he closes his letter with the follow
ing paragraph:
"Then, again, the personal claims
of the President are very great. All
things considcrd. l am constrained
to say that think the people owe ii
to themselves and to the President to
return him to the Office that he has
filled so well, and with such entire
good fnith.'-Fulion Telegraph.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

LEFT-Louis Tugcndrich left on
yesterday morning to open out n large stock
OF ready made clothing, &C., nj Aullville.
We can only commend MIR. Tugendricli to
the good people Of Aullville and vicinity,
and assure them that they will lind In him .
clever, unpretending gentleman. May this
new e%nt<rpriss prove . success.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

In FIEw-Ofa a slight unpleasant
ness with the canine fraternity during the
coming equatorial weather., would 1t not he
better to c~Aterminate the darling - ours that
sneak through the stes's during the day
time. and make nigh hiLeous with their
yelps at night? Yaas. dot ish all right.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

investigation has revealed the fact
that Doctor (?) Woodruff, II of
Victoria Woodhull's husbands, and
'steiy deceased, was relieved from
the disgusting presence OF the noto-
rions Vic. through snch gentle TONES
as whisky and morphius.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

London, April 9.-Additional AL
vices of the earthquake ut Antioch
say the river Orontes rose and swept
over tho lower portion of the city.
The two bridges across the river
have been carried away, and Il great
portion Of the city walls thrown
down. Assistance is rapidly bcii 4
sent from adjoining cities to the scene
Of the disaster.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

A FIRE-At W%arrensburs last
Saturday destroyed the lseiford House aud
elevator. The elevator contained fifty
thousand bushels of wheat, corn and oats.
The loss Is estimated at one hundred thou
sand dollars. only partially covered by insu-
rance. The origin of the fire is unknown.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

a Kentucky paper gives an account
Of Il 5000 hog pen built by II roman
farmer in Scott county. 1t states that
II is painted and grained, furnished
with hot aud cold water, heated with
steam, nnd lighted with gas. The
tsoughs arc mahogany, inlaid with
Very. Plans Of the pen have been
forwarded to Greedy. and receive his
warm APPRECIATION.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

The dearly beloved Theodore Til
ton gives us this in the last number of
his .1mritrrOus Epoch. "Man is a
marrying animal. lie naturally wants
u wife. Unless his manhood is satcd
by indulgence or rottcd out of him
by vice, he will hunger and thirst for
n life companion, and have no rest
of body and mind until he finds her.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
,Dv1H,SrR a1HIx, NorsCE.

No:l T. - i'"".r.. -v'H i'rrt ~I".i.3- 81 nl-
y ~ -: H.,'r I''' .'. .~.'i" 'i .Ir'r IL I
Nf'ir y . .rt,.t,i {. -. t"'.i =. I'll ~ tn"
~''r.'ntr '.ui,. Il '."'.. - r. "nrI"t:. an tn !Itir
T. rfti't'l".r. i>1i- Nj ,'"'.h'~ hINtnc e.! M
':cii"-' II ! "-:sii'. :i", :. I..l.-' - l't>"n' i'irm
f,>l'i r.rir' g" 'i'.-iur. ~ ; an y -" fran
this i Ne uT t'.-y rnlN -. ;r., . /! I. i''l .i,>'',i
r!l' rt- H,"rr ."--. ~ VT, q ..,-" ,...,- ia, ,
Wy "tNr" vrrh.i. / HAM III N'lH.
y. H., ~ - .E..l 90,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
~ClllSIGi.'S SALE.

NJ III ~ ~, lu.tr Nuiun nnt iui,, -
w N"ii''r, h.r iuiRl' ,nI, iN Tia ~ ,'IitiI,t 4
~ ia I, i'h ~it'iunnN im u, \ u iN,u, ,nl
! ''ii I ~ tie li''"lhI = ulu'r i"r l. ,IN,lN
''MnhN, ~ Tia stat "a h'''tii, ~ t""h v, I,
80 p'-, ia, c',rN,N H. ~" u,t,l ,isnnt nlr
: e. -. i~'i's"in 'i'r"r.ir,i I',t ',I,iu, rtu Il,
- ga. . ct, ml Nt'i' nin'~,nt, I"rNI ihr
La Nn',NI 'hl ,l,',r unIr.l ''riln iinI IT inI =
\l'i,iu'n H. inw 90, at l"\iu+IWn ai,i n"W ,i
az" "a Ia u ~'hN"r'r ',l,'' ~ Ni,l hItN,iI,
f"un,N ~ i"i~ nun'" r',I "r ~, ,W" ~. IN
ih''' u, ~ il"k ndni' I,,t i"' 80. I,.;,IirI
" at. in II g. -, 81. out kuaNn ~ SO.
''t',I','N - ll,-iNu 80 " .tt,It ~l'I ,anN,,
tn'' 80" nut h"r"'' iw I,'m nj" ,rI
t. ~ in'U' -, ~ i"',, l'r"' II i,,l Wt
W. f,', tri n,.lr ',,- , rm ,lWr ,ui m,n-
lmn' 81, ~, ~ : o." uuru, hI,lN -,
r. Z .,' r'i .. tr'Hi i,f,i 60, =. a." r,E e.
'r' i'''f. =" i"t n'tr NIi %. N.rur uI ,u
~, e 90 ,'i." ~ H.- - - II iui
r '.. g. b T. h"tL . ~"' Ir- . '-tu I,,,,
r a" . O. -'r. 49, =, q % N,N A. "a.
. =, ua ,I' I ,r =, - I', r'r, o., "a. .r.N a,I, .
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

The Pope has refused to receive
money offered him by the Italian
government. III declining the gift
lie declared that when it became nee
essarv for him to accept alIns MS a
means of maintaining his subsistence,
he would only receive them from the
Catholic world.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
,pu,>,>rR ,rou.s NOTICE.:

%yDIr T.. = Irr",t .~S'r 'aat |. tiers .f all
y ~ ; -.-'I'"i utnL :i- .sI,i- I'll .Iu-'ah
,;r.,r, w-rr. -r, ~ =, th. undersigned ~ ~.
pr,,l,,I,. '.u'; ~ Ia,fiN.i,,. rnruIy. un liz. I'm
day eli November. ISL. Al prisons !a, in=
riiIW-artrr> sad r>it.r ~" !. qu'i,,l fr lir>ri,f
iI-u In -i'.i court Tor ,f'nw 'n,. ~ thin ON" N'ar
iron lii , Il A.. or i!i.r may 'r I.rrc.u'hrl, and II
- Il ct rI- iIr.. NET present. Il wIiiI,u three Years
toy " II he !hrvvrr barr y.
NJ, NiiJ It\NN II. BELL, Admir-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
GUiEDIiN'S SDrICE FINAL. SET
TyENEYE.

\NbIItE i hereby given IN Nil persons int"r.
y '~i"'i in IN" r-intr 81 .InS"uh i. GOV. u M
NOR. trlnt the uu''"rSignrl vunrli,u .r IA" ImrSnIl
inl '>t' I "f said ni'''nr. has iil",l hi- account Tor
liu,' s"ttlriurut ii -,irl min"r'- .stri" 1T H.. law.
uary i"rm OF N" Probate. Court Ut Lrflv"ii.
""uut,. VI" iu' VII niliN N ~" n"Nt frrin 81
sail court. f'h held nr III" first M,utl,N in tnril,
lS1t. iur u 'iu,' 'li-r,rnrrr ur Ili- rnor,linn-h'u.
u EM. L. INLksON. ,:mlr.liIn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
NALU AEL.E REAL ESTATE
O SALE.

ryNItE farm lu,Nu ~ t.- l,,- r.. I.,... ~.
L " tl'a h"y. 'I.rri-l, rwrm l.
West" ">'n:'"n, containing one mt, 80
a'!',., ai'"uI "u' -niit of whIrli /. A., l,,,, -
hrr. I'VE rem amber ia ruii 4, alton. VII, +, ,.
aMS -"rN ",.rs - 'i"Ic". wua ON hu,r,i.nc.
u "l,h'i". ~ no" ODD rel la, .u,,. en-, ,,,,st
ihS"'inir tri"s. lac -,l- !. Ia IA. NIL. 80 rI,.
I,'p"-r at m'Ains ti-;. .lutinn Of TN. Ell A.. tr-
t",rn ite iriis. r"s,. sion can b.. h.i On sale
:, ~ pr"pr,ty; f"r'"'ms apply to Inr usd"r-
r",' Va -, Louis, or Ia =. u. Wsutworil,
g s,'"a'""' Mo. JOHN FLOERNOY,
Exerutor Of Heirs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

DOES ruE car l'ir. -"l,r. Kin
raid tells OF n thurman who listened
silently tu his story Of What thri.t
hnh d"mr Tor world Of s,mnrrs. an,
thru interrupted linn with the words
'ilavr white men known about il,i,
Jesus eighteen hundred Wears
ninl nrvrr sent any uur Ia tell H. ~
Him until nov! The, don't h"lirv,
IL, ! know they d"it'l hclirvr II, u,
th"v would not have lett us in lsnn
rance ull this time"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
M J\\i. l'iI.hINGTp\. i.vrr,
NECITORS NOTICE.

r ETIIi:- .f adm; u'>trrtinn nn the "stl'" 81
i .iIrn"~ SlrN,n, deceased. were granted !, IN
unl"r-i"urti on ia" l1'h 1,v Of D"r"mh'r. ISL,
Icy the Probate curt of Lafayette county. M.
vi p"r-nn- hnNiu- claims against said .>tnf.
ar" required /" exhibit them. for allowance. !,
tn" administrator. " Thin nn'' year after the .iif,
of SAIL letters. or ''rrv mry L." pr,"lu,i",l from an,
l'"n"iif Of such ~'-tntr; antl ir such claims H." NJ"
exhibited within two wears from tli. ,in'" Of sal,
l"t'"r-. they viii "" f,r"vrr iarr",l
WM. VI. q. wade nn. IA
ItIt;TTA V. SLANEN. rN''''"rN'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
FARM FOR SALE,

TNIIIS farm Is located about six miles -,
l. clue south ni Wayrrly, in tn. very SAf...t
best Inrfiun at Lafayette county. Ii con- ss,II,
tain, 10 acres, all inclns'h hy u good Grmk
pine plank fence, and III II high state Of cultI-
Walton. The improvements are, u large tw..-
STORY frame dwelling, suitable tenant hnu,r.
and all the H"crssary oul'huildings, and con.
.yenicnrr, at u we'll regulated farm.
The iirIn 10 in u good nrighhOrhoOl, convenient
to schools, has "n II a thriving Young orchard
and Is nbundantly supplied with water. IN,
land has been in cultivation only Il few Years. /,
rich, fresh, and we'll adapted 10 the growth al
hemp and all the staple products.
lERM>-ttnc third cash, and the balanc. IN
one and two years, with ten per cent. iIl9i
ESsF"r full particulars apply At tn Office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

a distinguished German physician
claims TO have discovered that small
pox originates from the excess of
albuinimous matter in the blood, and
tia, this is TO DO prevented by the
administration of common salt. The
habit Of children INDUCING over
freely III swccincats he considers one
great cause of this undue develop
mrntO OF albuman, and coffee and tea,
if highly sugarch, tend also to excite
IL m adults.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

Its not at all surprising when we consider the
immense amount of go".is sold at Is. sinaucr's,
that he sells ut such low figures. He Is deter
mined not to be undcrsold. and the so"'ls he
hiss sold, during the last sis years, are sufficient
guaranty to prove to all that he means to give you
the full yalhc Of Your mbnry. If
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
MEXICO.

MATAMoRAs. April 9TH. ria New
Orleans. "a telegraph. to Gen. Pol
ocios to-day from Rcynoss. 60 miles
distance. reports that Gen. Trcvino'>
and Quirogo'S forces. about 1000
strong. with nine pieces Of artillery.
were within Il few miles of that place
and advancing on this ritv. the
| gates of MatamnraS are closed and
communication with Brownsville by
ferry stopped. Tho National Guard
arc out being armed for defence.
Great excitement prevails. commu-
nications with the outside being cut
off. Revolutioni>is assert that the
movement of Trivino aud Quirogo is
only n friut to cover an attack on
the body Of troops commanded b,
General .Covellcs. Government
troops are coming from San LUIS
Potosi to reinforce Matamoras and
Tampico. Evidences are that the
rcvolmtionists are actually advancing
on this city.
MATAMnRAs.'Apri S.-Thr %rrvniu-
tiontsts are supposed to he within
forty or Nifty miles Of this citv. hav-
ing r""rcmpird l%trynoS about ten
O'Clock this morning. at which time
Geographic communication with that
plnrr rrns"d G"" p","rios hoe .tn-
rlarcd martial law aud placed Gen
rral .Avala. nr Monterey. srroud in
command. aud in charge Of the
National Guard. about six hundred
of whom were rnrnllrl and armed
! to-day. Every available measure
has b"rn adopted 4" srrmrr the dr-
frusr Of tlrriiv. Persons are rruluhi-
ted from l%"Avim" ~ entering III" city
without military PASSES. Business
il entirely suspended.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

Senator Trumbull cmphatically
declares the report totally unfounded
Of his having declined to he a candi-
date before the Cincinnati Comvcn-
ton, and that he regarded Judge
Davis Il, the strongest candidate that
could be named.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
I'OK DAVIS.

\ New York dispatch Of April, 9TH
JI'cmdlrtonhnd Hcndrickshav" given
written a--uranrcs To August BEL
mont. chairman Of the Democratic
N",i"h<l Committee, that ii Judge
DAVIS cav be Nominated AT Cincinnati
'h's are c~suiidcnt the Democratic
parry "' 'h" west can be pledged 10
h' support. 1lcv want the vice.
p~'''.c"'g Tor TIA" Democrats, but if
That ia imprac'icase, they prefer
Curtin or Grc.lcy. >
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

Congressman Beck, Of Kentucky,
III the House last week, declared that
enormous sums had been used by TIE
present administration as u corrup-
ton fund, and alleged that the War
Department had covered up the
figures to avoid giving ineligible
accounts or the mount of money
tic further said that $780, 900 600 had
been spent nv the War Department;
III The Inst five years without All alp-
preparation or without the action of
the courts, and had been spent largely
tor purposes Of corruption.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
FARM FOR SALE.

TNlIlS Is Il tine hemp farm, situated
L about sin mIlr- southwest of Wa HfH3
very. containing .ah acres all in rulti- SiliiiI
viti"n, we'll inrlnse-t and with con-
vruirtt cross fencing. The imIruyr,nrnf- N,
all new, consisting of u good and cnny,ni.nI
dwelling, narn, Ne. There are on tlr ,,h,,, 49,.
rrii hundred bearing fruit trees. M, I,rn, :,
CONVENIENT tn schools. and has an il nm ,I,,,,,
dint supply of water. The Land Is frrsb nm,
during iiir lew years u has been in cuiti,u,inn
has iI'"iucr1i II ton nj hemp To every two n,r."
IERM>-Si,HW cash, and the balance IN Nv,
annual ,tSfi"n'-. with ten per cent. Interest
f"r iiii 'hi"rn' ii'rn annlr nj this office. iI,a,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

Says the VbrrGom) Guard: After
til" tlr" on Monday II "n,cr" Young
MAJ felt u little fnligur,l and went
into u saloon and took u drunk.
shortly aiirrward. he felt II slight
>uuirminS IN his %st"marhc, and in /,
few minutes elected furIy-srvrm feet
"f tape worm. The whisky was i"u
much for the worm. Tho rrptilr
died of dclirium trrmrns, but the
young man still lives.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

4 lonely pioneer writes AS follow ;
from La Cnrnn, Wyominr:''l sincere
" wish that hundreds of old MAIDS
and widows who can not get huS-
bands ut home would come out here,
where they could speedily get choice
of good, honest, Woodworking men,
! who would make them comfortable
and independent. There are, | really
think, five men here for one woman.
In tact, many Of them lave been couI-
PEELED to live with native Indian wo-
men, who, to my eyes, are perfect
irights, and worse in their conduct
than appearance, though that is bad
enough"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

~ isJust 40 Years .ine. a.. s,.,
daily paper in England started Thi.
was the Daily c%"urani, begun \, ~
ruary, l;D2. Its pubiirhcr wn. ~.
beth Mall.i, and l. begun with A.,
apology for it's bitterness, promisin.
ty way Of Offset that II would "spure
the public At least half the iinper,i.
, ences which the ordinary papers
ontAs."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

The Chicago Post declares that
"Nusnm II. Anthony isn't u million
wears old;" hu' the traditions of the
prehistoric ages, thu testimony of the
rocks. AMI all thr revelations ni
modern science IL" l."uisvillr Courier
.aI. <" /" show that there l. uoirll.
IN" how ulu she IL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

y Philadelphia lady of three score
and ten on receiving M offer of mar.
riagr simprringiy referred the oc,o.
%cnarinn, who made the offer, to her
father, AMI TINT gentleman. aged 90,
GrariOu-ly gave lis consent and
danced at the wedding.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

Dolly Warden, III" fortunate yonn.
lndy after whom thu fashionable dress
Tor I'll" coming >unmrf IL named, was
tho charming daughter of u London
~l"rksmiIh. Gabriel Nurticn by name,
and lived In tn" reign ut George the
Third. Sl" afterwards become Mrs.
Joe Willrt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
>\r,Ep\N. ruE .;rnnA\ or ,rEll

' u. -
NJ rrh' r, plr"',I.u n3hr. f,~,nr
.r rt't. 60 90. ..r,' e. ..,L,. .
: e. ,...,. . e., $3.50.
..- I.tr ...,.r. .. r., .... -.
%. -".' ,,t 80 &C..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

THE BOARD OF appeals meet OIL
next Monday.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

A lsEly IN Lyon county, KY, of the
name OF OLIVER, recently gave birth
to four children two boys and two
Sirls-all If whom are alive and do
ing we'll Thirteen years ago thi.
same lady brought forth three cllil-
drcn at one birth. two Of whom are
living.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

Mary Gray, of Greenup county,
Kentucky. is ll3 years old, and has
seventy grandchildren. Although
she expresses n Willingness to die. she
still retains considerable strength of
both body and mind.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

Labor is of noble birth, but prayer
is the daughter llravrn. Labor has
n plar" near the throne. but prayer
touches til" golden sr"rtrr. Labor.
Mar'la-lih". is busy with much srrv-
ing. lu, PRAYER sta with Mary ut ia"
feet of Jesus
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
GUARDIANS NOTICE FINAL SET.
TLE0ENT.

AYOTICE 10 hereby given 10 al parties ~intcrcs.
| ~ trd IN the estate oil Mamie :. snaw, = MINOR,
Una. the undersigned guardian u tns peisUL AMI
estate OF sa,,i ninor has nled her account Tor nuai
, .ri~tl.urs OF said MAJORS es,ale At the Jiauary
.rrm uI inr irouai- Court of L.aisye't- cuuaiy,
Mu and will appi! Al the nrAttrrin OF sait c"n''
4, ,. ,;r,.i on The irst Monday IN Apra, is::. iur
,uuil Il. .cu.r.r OF h"r guardianship.
| ". 4st5i AMiLpA L. SHAW. Guardian.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
Du,x,srnAroRs NOTICE:
ADnIH,SrR ,ToR,s NOTICE,
FINi,.

NoTl'E - I"Iri,s -INrn 10 All PERSONS. credit
~ o. snt others. interested IN lhr ,sia;c at
Gas ii MitgIsii. 'irc'lt, int thv undersigned.
administrator IL charge 81 sad estate, vii! apply
Al IA u'Nt term al the pronItr t,uri of La ~ v;tr
county. Mo. he ~ ir:un ini Il III AT thc count
hrt,>c III fhr c3ty "f L"Nington. at thu .Arril
term. I-... e. IuIN,. final -,ttl, iucnt %; lis al
Ui.u.>!rLt.ul ct 81 estate.
JAS. !. MITCHELL, AJn'r,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

The National Democratic Commit
tee will meet in Washington about
the 2jth inst, in order to adopt
measures to sccurc an immediate and
thorough organization of the Demo
cratic party tor the Presidential CAM
uaiTu.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

y Western orator thus winds up n
'l"fi"i,iu" or eternity: why. INV
friends, after millions and millions of
years had rolled away in eternity, it
would boa hundred thousand years
to break fast til a."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

The War Department has received
Sl05. 900 from the sale of war matrri-
al. since the close of the war, but il
unable to account for IL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

y young lady has been found who,
instead of having q pupil in her eye,
has 4 handsome young sclioolmaster.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

NJ. l.. Sullivant. the man who owl
the majority of Ford county. Ill.,. fin
i>hrd hl.king his crop of 40. OUO
bushels Of cOrn on the 10Th ult.