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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

The New York Tribune defines
more clearly than some of ii>-Demo-
cratic contemporaries. the real nature
aud objects of the Cincinnati rouvcn-
ton. 1t saws:
The convention to be held at Gin
c%innati OF the lSt day of May.is to be
u Republican convention. Neither
the Grant nor til. Democratic party
ran participate in its deliberations.
The nominees will be Republican.
and it will then be the province of
the people to determine whether or
not to elect them. No mus vote.
who may choose to give it, will or
ran be rejected. The inquiry IS to
what may !,av,. bcen his views in the
past will not be madn. Although
all republicans fivorablv to the move
mcmt are invited to attend, it is en-
lccica. OF course. that the rcprcSrn-
tativcs OF the different States will
meet separately. and determine for
whom the vote of their respective
STATES shall be given. as is the case il,
all National conventions. This will
put it out of the power of those who
Inight contemplate mischief lift were
simply Il mass mcetinm."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

Max Nar"tiZck'> next venture will
DO with Pauline Lurca. a noted lyric
artistic of Berlin. Il little woman. Il
pretty woman, and very dramatic
soprano. She isto have $;lUO. 000 for an
engagement Of six months. The En-
pcror William has been hitherto OPP
posed TO her lcavin" Berlin. but
he has at length given lis consent.
although reluctantly. and Lucca may.
therefore. b" expected. under the
@uidaIr" Of MarctiZrk. The troupe
will perform i'll New York, Boston.
Philadelphia. Cincinnati, 81. Louis.
Chicago and Havana.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

The Hon. }. Il. Grinnpll, of Iowa
thinks that the relief of the party de-
mands the retirement of General
Grant. and he Cannut discover any
violation Of principle i'll u]rcin" tie
substitution of some "R"pubIican
statesman" in his place. This would
imply that tn" Hon. }. ID. has no con-
fidcmcc in either the Presidents Re
r~uhliCani>m or his statc>manShip.
He is undoubtedly right Oh the latter
point, but for Il model Radical. Grant
heads the list beyond all question:
r..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

y Savannah negro describes sum
ner's civil rights bill rs a"Irap TO Kill
fool niggcrs." lie delivers himself
thus: .'Nou sec. sab. some fool mig
ger will 20 to the Pulaski House and
jess set himself down by a white
man, and de white man will jist fro
dat Niger out dc window and broke
his ncck.'A
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

Ih" secretary of the treasury has
received from the Japanese govern
incnt. through Govrcnor Ito. Il box
containing a set of specimens of Jap
aneSc new coins. to be forwarded to
the cabinet of the United States mint
at Philadelphia. The specimens en-
brace gold and silver coins similar in
weight and size to our $50 gold
pieces. besides 4 number of coins of
smaller denominations.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
IRISTa,.;.S H.LI.

"IiEi:E.>N; Ewri, V M"rt"n and John :
W Morton. Ii rlU -hI'iti, 10y their ccriIiu decd
"iirn,t. daf'! February ihr itt. \. u, 10. :int
recorded in the Recorder. "fir,. for LAFAYETTE.
county, in the Niit. al Missouri. in book W. >.
on l'Is' 1913. cnIIvcE &. the undersigned frI--
tee. Iirr following Described rad estate. ~iiuir,.
in tn. ".nu'y and "iI',. aforesaid, ;u-w!i. ihr
l"i> known and designated an ia" plat at i'arrar'-
Ad'iiti"n L. thu city ii Lexington and now "l
file in the Recorders Office OF SaId I.tttv,ifr
county 81 lut> nIinilrru,i "Ir III, two FL. and
tire" l"l, IN block uImb' rcd Two IN. together
with tn" buildings thereon, aud known ~ the
POTTERY Establishment which sud CONVEYS
nnrc Wa made 10 >c';ii" the pay IA mt at II rcr-
tain ir''lnl~-"ry nutr fh.r rein 'lr-cr;l,rl. and
MhrTri-, sait Huir has h-rrInr lI- aud rrInrinS
unpaid. Now, is'r fore, motto" j. hereby given
that tn und"r-!-u''; trU.t.r, AT the request of
HE legal holder ri said note. and by virtue "fand
IN lIi1-tltnr" I" IN" provisions al ~.ii dee 81
trust, viii proceed II sell the rel estate tlr,Er
described. az =" r,urh ihrr""ffI~ may To- necessary
t" pay on ana l~.-rhrtr-" III. aai,! prHm.,,"gy nu:r,
on
SATURDAY. TIE 9TH DAY OF APRIL.
\. p. IS.5.
~ publ" vTndu" - IL" highest bidder, for cash,
ia front at Ia. court tIr.II-r ,inIr. in aid county al
Lafayette and state "i Missouri, Ia satisfy said
note and l.ia Interest thereon and the costs and
eNlItnces al executing the trust aforesaid.
nt'.dsM NM. MORRISON. Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
a gentleman while walking in At

\ gentleman while walking in At
lantic avenue, Brooklyn, on SATURDAY.
evening. WAS iostlcd by Il stranger.
and after proceeding few Yards felt
III hi, pocket in vain for Ais watch.
He has,encd back, overlook the thief.
aud pointing his revolver ~sicrmly de-
mamdeh, ''givr me that watcll.." The
stranger surrendered it without n
word and hurried away: On reach
ing home the gentleman was startled
in the middle OF his narrative Of his
desperate encounter with high.
wayman by at interruption from his
wife: "Wl'y, John. you left your
watch on the bureau this morning,
and | have boen wearing it all day"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

The Radical! managers of the late
New Hampshire election are having II
dispute with General Fitzpatrick
about his bill. He made four speeches
in the state, and charged four hum
drcd dollars for the lot, which is
cheap enough for ,mch a loyal patriot
as he. But the committee say that
he ought 10 have killed more Pat
ricks than he did for that amount of
money.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

During the recent session of the
Maine Legislature, the Senate by a
vote of IS TO 8, passed a bin authori-
zihg female citizens of that state to
vote in the next Presidential election.
The bill was lost in the House-icns
Al Nays So.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
IL EEIs SAl.E:.

'E'iil~ farm l. located about ~jN mills -
/ ''ns south ri ".ytrly. IN ilt. VERY 80
best portion at Lafayette county. |; com NJ
t!ins y, acre, all iucl,>"i BY Il -'oi---L&-
pine ni,n- irlr'. ami IN Il high STAT uI ruii.-
Nh'i'i. ihr inir'r"Iu"iif~ arr. Il Iir@.. two
stony frame dwelling. suit Er'" lrltui hrU-,-.
tli Ill fhc necessary uujhiiIi.ng-. ami coz
ycni,n'-> at u we'll rtgu! !lc.i I.rU.
In" iiriui j. III u :'"i nrIrt.ir'I.lI.rd, G auvvni"ut
to schools, TIA, "n il i 'iTINiEG y"UIs ".rntr,I.
:tHtl i, ai~lnd.mIiy supplied vita water. iitr
land has been in cultivation "Iiy J.. few year. i
rich. fresh, and we'll ni,pfrti to III" -r"w!l u;
II mi and all lhc e'ti,l, products.
li.i;N~oA" third cash, aH,i Ihr l,IIafr, in
on" and two E"ar-, with ten lrrr c.li. 'llttl
a. ron ilii piri.rt!lIr- aIIiv at IA uiir"-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

Illinois l. to LIT. divided into nine
teen Congressional districts, of whlcl.
fifteen are Republican and four Dem
ocratic. The Illinois Radicals ar
very generous to allow the Dcmorra-
cy four districts. They might do
much better for themselves if they
should abolish the districts entirely.
and elect the whole batch on a gcncr-
al State ticket. That seems to be the
only way i'll which they can prevent
the large Democratic votc oftllc Stale
having some show.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

One of the buildings in the Belle
foundaine Mills, whose burning has
been previously reported from Gran
ston, X. l., was about a century old.
and was the first mandatory of wad
cloth in America.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
ExE:,:rnRS. NOTICE.

ETTER~ Of administration ON III" "-'r'A nf
- .iiuc- ~irNrn, decreased, W.T." g'"i,'",i tn"
undersigned on the I2ih day Of N"c"Iun"r. Isl,
hy1h" "rr'atc Cont f Trflvr't" r"ur'v. NJ.
All I"r-rr- iGvi'r claims ",r.i'-t -a..! s.i4f"
Hrr r"Vuir'r i. 20 'Ni,hi' 'l"'l. t. allow ur". to
tn" admin -'rii"r. within ~" y'"i" NJ - flu. 'lf'-
'f -ali %i''r"r-. "r'hrN mty "l'r"r'nj,' from any
l'"n"ii' 'I -i,rh estate: and # -rcsi claims he not
Inhibited villain w. y'"tr- from NJ. 'it'" 81 SIj |
: II ~. th'N viii hr forever !orr, i.
WM. NJ 4. W ID and y NJ
kInir.A V. SLANEN. ''''">'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

'E'Wn t!nrrIi.'ini !, Durham Eull Cllv"~. sired
I lE Asi HI-rit. y. II. ..'r'lnmn .. ptr -
one = r.d. cut "f Red burhr--. iy Imp pukr.
al >irtirr,. f2-:rj Ti,- rtncr 81 rich rr,n. uut ri
t ~tri':t!. ~ B.il UIhr. "I hir'IrIr, -. VIM
nrr'l III" 81. u it.Ir -! I. Eru!- in tail ufI-;D.
"a, the best ~I"rE Horn Hull" i any age.
ItILAND TpDllI INTER-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

They talk Of establishing Mission
sunday schools at proper Intervals,
on ue, CENTRAL Pacific road tho people
swear 30 at the delay.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

Charles Rrair j. 81 biz. heavy. rag
:cd. gray man: Il sort Of portlirr
Walt Whitman. but with closer cut
hair and beard: Il Walt Whitman. let
us say. put into training for the part
Of stout British v~r>1rynan. II"
imprc>~cs you at once is Il maj Of
character. energy and originality.
although. he is by no means the sort
of person YOU would pick out as Il
typical romanciSt.-.IuSt;a -K"C"r,-
tIv.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
.JUTTINCS.

book ON the lie and character OF
J Shakespeare.
Maine j. @"iug to ia-, and pray
April 18th.
They arc now publi>hin" Jim Fisk
, ir-t composition. 1t was about dog.
Wc>tcrn Texas la- cot the first
, Federal court it la, had for several
wears.
Indiana boasts the champion pin
vomit"r. H. i only -iN-months of
~, aud ,irld> at the average OF n
paper . week.
y Toronto man rot in the way Of Il
tree tia; WAS bcim" lcllcd in Chicago
-. tcr,!ay. They found his address
~ hl~ pocket.
JU tge C~arinzn. OF New York. j.
10 be imr"arlt"i for too much bank
account.
\. New lorh hrr;rr j. ]invcnt;ng
Il team >hNin9 ml"hinr. 1t j. ca
pcct"d Ia resemble Il potato p2al"r.
= Jefferson Davi. wa one of the
committee that welcomed the BAKE
Al"vi. +" Memphis.
Nal"m" rarcl ~I-l;"-n.it i, stated. l.
T." =" I'll" principal owner of new
,rr.,, h.,,-r in rLi,Y.,'
trrtHit lew spapc.~ are qIarrrling
.I.-,,-,n-r .r..,, ,:,n
,,..,,,,. ,,,r. ..n.;nu ,Inal :. :
L,.. ,an, -,
,rrr..
u..L,,, ,,.,, u,, ,,,, 60 uo
h,rn .u,I L,j,..i, ,n,o oou III. !.
lighted owner las named him ,r,rr
L.,i"L Hunt.
A,lna@ the Li!,"riau claimants. to
rr./r muMrv are Fresh Water. Jim
Jim. .larh Everyday. Beau Hickman
and Tom | psidrdrwn.
,nurr lady nj Euu .Iu Lac was
married without shoes "r stockings
on IA" "tii,r day. with III" Idea that
H"'h aii act would bring good luck.
l'm Nar"i- travelling in New Eng
lamd, l'lnyiu@ the mclodrama to small!
Audiences. Hi exhibitions Is an
a"trr ~" not :" striking IL they were
II. Il pI"ilj-t.
! Grateful bride in fp,I;,r, =. ,ho
r"ur!u-ionu the marriage ceremony.
requested the clergyman to give ont
ia" hymIi. Iii, is the way LONG
have >uHg!t."
.n.ycl,u,I Irv ~.,1. c,,r,. =,
, u..r urul.,u. desires tn c.r,y. h,.r,i
where the secret of lnw he n,.t,. Iii.
"'lr Gown IN >~r"i!"i'> VIII be c"n>ld-
"rc'' n sufficient equivalent.
. The Pitt>bUrG Gazette SAYS: ..poor
Dan Rice. H;tcrali his ups and downs.
"'' "'' '.'tr'! Town: his personal
l''''' '""m, - advertised
W. - ~" u '''Nc "si'ah.e
m.mh,. V.w n,r,,,r ,.li .,,,
. rnr Weston Eos, saws She wou,a nm
]upupIrul. uahr Il .uuu catch.
The ilirr of Eurmol, has d.or,Loi
! an .Ntwoon. one of the most power
i"' i"cn III III, doninion~. for
drIthtn= Wine, taxing brides and
-i"t"!nS ii! OF la, mnJc>iy. llc- an
II '' '.''"o'> inventor Is I" be
"'''''' '"' nun N'''' Oh 'o"''' Is
~ P''l"'-'' 10 turn
W. :" ''"'''' "'"'''' III space
I,.,, t,r Grant. ,,r,,,,u a..
uu i,,Ii,uon, ,,.a;o,.
.,
~
i''r 'ii'!'N''' i''@'S'a''irt nav
law ,h. ro,nr. L,v. d,,.ninoI =,
lib,.I fla. u.rnL.r- witIou, l,,.
'',i' '
forthwith. II. survived fourteen
.G.;s
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

y radical paper, dis"u>tch With the
Liberal Republican movement. de
clares ''thc proportion of traitors
in the Republican ranks i about the
same III in the APOSTLES. about one in
Twelve" Tie Washington Patriot
thinks if these figures he correct
Grants defeat i certain. for it will
need much less than Il detection Of
one-twclfth of tn" radical vote 10
elect the Democratic caEdidatc.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
E:xEsrrwn..S NOTICE.

Z i.rTEr- rf administration on the 49, rr of
VIM. piikin-tnn. Il deceased. wor,, "rrrtgf Ia
the unl' r~t-Hrtt un III" i"ti day at January. I~.2.
10y tn irnlrii"t uHrt al l.IiIN"ti. county. No
.hlp.}$"li- having c!Iiin~ ~t'r-t said estate
az r GVfrr,l t" exhibit III IN. for a'in-rurc. "a
il'iiH nj ;rttT, Within az y Hr 'il"r tn due
q! ~Iii letters 81 thrN mIE lr ir'rlU't''i from
any h"n III Of such "-'rt": aud il >JiriI cirtin- lr
n'' exhibit. - Iihfr ~" years from H. ,lJ;v az
lid l.'t"r~ 'H., viii h t"rrv = l.irr.i-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03


One OF III" cardinal doctrines ot
the Democracy la, ever been ''l'rin.
ciplcs. not iu"'h.r. !niividua! l%ra'l"r-
are simply r"-:."lcl - cm,uIimlmt-
of the priucil,lc> which tiry repre-
acut. Nor are we disposed. ri this
late day. 10 abandon this l.Ic:.r".
III. Democrats. party i, nat III"
special trirn! pi amy ri he l-Iii .ga,.
piramts for Presidential nomination.
1t La, little choice .~hy':vcyu AuaIL-.
TrumbItll. Drowa"ar.i D'vi-, rr"atd-
ing them as lu,rc iudividrHis. .iir
issue before the American people.
dwarfs into imsi.!iticamcc tho PERSON
al popularity If iud!vnlua. a>rirAnt>.
1t /, Tie Issue Nctw ecu = cuii ,ii:uilum-
nj E~Gvrrnr,>t and Il Atrt,:IyI
nationality: !riwG;'u the rights at
the STATES q. ;.G G-t:f. A'ioL Of i.t-
crai authority: brtw,r1u ci,il L." ant
military domination: Lrtw ,,m Il fed
cral eysiC!n of sovereign states and
- ''i1'AA's''FNs -
Ec.us.vc nanc Of = national ropI!1. =.
|, i. The Question Wh"ihn. the Gcncr-
al Government j, III" agent OF "a
master % the States. - subsidiary
TO tiii-, there j. ;nyu'lHsl a conflict
bctwc cen honesty AID corruption: lee
tween patriotism and liIn,:rr: be-
tween Il C.tthfrl disc. trg" al public
dutic. and / siiaEi,l"-- wealthy: h-.
tween economy and criminal oN!rav-
.apcc and robbery: ability
and Incompetence: and between :;
Government administered for The
pubic rood and one. the functions oil
which are pro-ii,Utcd for partisan,
advantage or 4inriiyiiual gain. II
matters no: to rs " 10 ina hr tir
champions Of the reflective side.
We shall consider not who they &rr
but Cf what ~I9.,in"i,ich they ar. the
c~xpnno,Its audi Representatives,.
There in ala i:upcrRonriitv about the.
candidate Of m party for the ir"si-
Gcncr " iiich merge H. Individuality
We. il,cI oi"gc. az Democrats. Jock
forward to iii" Cincinnati trEy"u-
ton with les Of hopeful i,icrr-,
than do mO.t OF contemporaries,
IL will avail Us nnihiu" up!r.: that
convention Lo"lar"- W. Gs WEI
aga!ns, the rrinciplc- - agri"-t ~"
practices ri Ale Administration.
Ia the meau:iM,. however. there i
Ii" necessity FOR imonrirncc or undue
eagerness upon the pari of,hc Dcmoc-
rary. W" arc'in +: ,,.;,ion where
we can afford to watt E.,l, J,v
strengthens "s, and ii woult be- Idle
folly TO weaken our..iy.s ,,s ,,.,
u vantage ground 10y M II, u,,.1
and u~ssi"s--srtir. Niisn the d. .t.ar.
daRt e.efnTnts Of the R"pubiira. mar.
~ shall h.v. rhryaiaiizci into 4s,
aDtayon.stic, irrcGnnriiabIc ra"'tpn.
II will :hem betting enough fyr u. /,
open the campaign. He i, "a poo
general who would attack during In
i%ncipiGncy rf q revolt In the enemy
camp. or By openly cspou!iug III
cause Of. Gre OF the faciious 10 4,
weaken ii, ~ 10 iosc ai advantsg
from the peroi,, SAFE the dc,crt, ell q
few indtyiduais for whom uothIn
cise wss Iefi.--D pLar fres..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
= MOTTO;
FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby given To ali prrsuns, credit
~ "r- and Others, Interested III the estate Of
I ui-- ii. Mitchell. Ivc'i. that the Uuiur-i En.l,
administrator III charge ri SAID estate, Will urliN
At tn neat term nf the Probate Court IF L.itaS ell
county. NJ, Ia D. begun ani HID nj tire court
h"u~t Ia the ciIy Of Lexington, AT the April
term, i>i2, IT, Inikc final settlement OF his ud-
min. strIt!Dn oI sal estate.
JAS. j. MITCHELL, Adm'r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
.pm.xsSrn. vnrs. ynvzsr,

FrrtI:~ ct administration ON III" Estate. "i
j ! III \. Weaver, deceased. were granted fn
the unh"r-i-lrtl on n" 18th Icy nf February. IS12.
by tn Prnnrfr C"rrr of r!liyrii" bounty. No.
All persons hatiur rlrin- against ,Iirl g. -.
ar" r'Gu'r.' n "Niihir jlnm fa~ra'."w-urr {" IN
Il administrator. within on year after tl- tat. at
tt!i ~lrit.r%, 1T 'H"E my h. l'r"r'Is!"l from auv
hcn"fit IT -I!"h estate. and if such 81 ri,n l. not
.Nhlhtt"d within ~" v"Ir- from :hr dat. Of said
letter. they viii hr forever barred.
l.. I. WEAVER audi
L. V. WEAVER >"ilIh'>''a'"F-'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

A fire occurred in Centralia on last
Thursday night, which destroyed
$4,000 worth Of property.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
New Advertisements
ssn.xED DIR SrnElN.

NRUi the "ld ,alItway IIrHi. IN -
hu.,cs: on. whit. l,rr-r. {. v.ar- "lI.lS LCA
hands nigh, Slightly hill'ri on the right side. Dnr
i y ulta, IA hitI- i,is:i, snail whit. strr.,h in
for. h.aS \ liberal reward will l' paid ipI
their delivery Il; sail farm ur Tor inform tfInH %:
:!Irir whereabouts LIFT ut til" i\rELLI.EN.E 81:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
ADMINISTRATIVE, NOTICE.

NOlI' Is hereby given t!rtt letters 81 al
Ininistrhii"n upon the estate Of J"l.m, {.
Muir were grant al To- The uI.irra;gu"'l !y III:
Probate court "f Lafayette COUNTY, on ii!v LII
,ily az Dc'"hcr. ISL. An prr,rnS hINias Cllins>
against ~ II estate are rcgiiIrt1! Ia prs ut them
To- said court toT allowance within nse year from
this 'lat" or they may b. pr.cildea. and II aid
claims are NOT presented within thTrt vars tn!
will h. forever barred. GtfR.
\ni.itL AlmLmi.irLtriN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
Wcll-;akc care Of yourself.

ByEIi:p THREE: WEEHS.-R. T..
Johnson, living in the northeast part
of this county, had 4 lot Of cattle
that fed in Il meadow III which there
was IA llry rick. Onc day in Fehrua-
~ the rick. from having been eaten
out at the bottom. fell down and
was suffered to remain. There Was
now OH the Ground at the time. \.
day or tw" after the rick fell, Mr.. j.
missed one of his best steers. Enqui-
ring among his nci"hborS. he could
hear nothing CT the missing animal:
but as time wor away he began to
conclude the steer was lost forever.
Justtwenty-twod days after the falling
of the rick, his oxsI,ip put in Cor
rather. put OUT an appearance, ha"-
ing been buried under the lay. He
had eaten his way through the side OF
his straw coffin ana come out Il lean
hut living Ok. The melting of the
snow had kept the hay sufficiently
moist to prevent death from thirst.
We obtain this iurt from Il reliable
correspondence UIf0n TcIryr0yh.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
I;Il8DItS.S NOTICE FINAL SET.
TiE-s.,NS,

NnTI' F. is hereby given :" Ill persons inter
y '-i"i in ta"'-'lt,' Il .I"~.nh =. Coz, II mi
nor. firn' the Uut i"r-irrc.l -li rl:in Of In. ~-nu
'nl r-'atr If aid minor. ht- 'i-tll hi .s.,,!'if for
final $.rfl'u'n' IT Iii minnr'~.-ri:,r II. .Iar-
'tfIy term If 'hr I'r,',lto C,iIrr 81 I.rtiynt'"
county, Mo. aud viii applv ~ fn. r"\i frr-l II
sud rrrrr, '"h" hr!,l on ;!- ''r~t Nrulry il trrii.
l-12. for 81 fiut' ii--lar- .f " -u-rIj ru-Hu,.
GLEN. Il. JACKSON. EurrI;Iu.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
TO nri PtT.:GiH.

One erur nro. We commenced me
publication OF he l>IiLLi"H\tiA
under" what, Wa ~th"I2i.i ny "l!hN. :"
he uot rers Gtti2rin.c '.gy:in.t!it".'--
We know tii!i vrrl Ii,lH! If "iIr h"-i
friends Considered it a doubtful ~
~prrimrnt.a and not "a few regarded II
~ n foolish adventure certain /" iAti.
While We lryl thankful Ia al !"r'h"
liberaiitv with winch The! lave
treated IL. wC womb especially return
our grateful thank, Tor The hiEl sym
pathy and support Of those friends.
who. from The first. lave encouraged
Us. with assurances of unWaycrin"
coIfideuce in orr ultimate success.
TO Ilcn just entering Into i .rW hli-i-
ness, such assurances :trrul iurLirrii-
bic value. "ni..I.gy continuing. We
can i,pw al. "l'.u all Wei "i>h".- IT,
Tcp,icu with ". iIr N,rW "t What wc
have been c!itn!c.l "Iih HER I-~i-i-
umcc,to accomplish nur paper cannot
nov hc rc@.r,Ic, H. an experiment.
1t j. rn.piuatically q -,irr"-E. And ~"
indications OF inrr"a-c,! PROSPERITY
are mp~t ~ha.tcr,u-. Although! ii Ia
one period has patronage" com" i" IL
in 4 great ruth. yet from the very be-
ginning it Ia, one III Il continued
and gradually Increasing hHra-mr".
so that doy. by day. and w"rh by
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

Observation-Disclosures 10y is a blnnd-hay, six
years old, sixteen and - half hands high. one
Willie foot behind, fine form and extra action. He
Is - fair rackcr and II lightning troiter.
.lciiErer-Fnrc-t Boy was got by BAY Ken
lucky Hunter. h" by old kentucky Hunter, his
dam by Bogus, his grand j am by Messenger. dam
by Young Highlander, called Watkins IIi.hian-
der, Young Highlander by old imported High
lander: his dam was "a full -bloo,l.'i mare. im,iur-
ted Nancy DorsOn, owned by Col. FaImaG, of
New York: his sire WAS sir Archie, out of q rfti-
zen mare Ellen Cramps, by Citizen, bv Hun,sman,
and second liam by Wilder, great grand dam bv
Fearnot, Z. g:.g dam Janus, having spring
from the most illustriOus descendants, and from
dinersnt stations aud superior race horses of the
best Importation.
Dams Pcdigrre-She was n bny mare got by
star Davis, her dam being MarSrrt Woods, own
ed by Col. Wade Hampton, decreased. Of south
Carolina, she by Glencoe, well known 10 have
been the most successful mare Of her day iinpor-
ted nom EnEland: sh. out OF Margref Woods.
and she 10y l;nps Prime, out Of Mary West, by
Emlrr, out of trossiio. sister 10 Elinor, who,
from thu character OF her pedigree and perfor-
nance, was justly considered the best mare of
her day, In England. The sire cost more than
any other horse ever imported Ia the United states
m-r.'-dm TRAVIS BUF0RD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
ASSaGNs.E;,S SiL:.

Will sell. on
SATURDAY. ApEII. Is. Isl.
On the court hons" square, TIA following articles,
this balance # riic"is hrlpnGin- 10 the litc finn 81
,rundin Bros, fJr cash in hand:
one II! lot empty coal hrXrs. flty-tDur iIil
set coal Wagons: three ~ lIrg. coal car, vii
he sold at TIA banks: ON" III platform sr#lr 4;
Kansas City: one III lot al ga- pipe; iiir," 81
Office dr.k~: u!" III telegraph register and KY
seven narrow riiirrri trucks: one Il lot ni
lumber; three ~ par tracks,
i'lvlti WI. MORRISON. A=siSnr-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
anuiH1sTRiToR.s NoTucE.s

NOrItE is H. rehy given that letters OF AL
- ADMINISTRATION III on Tia" estate Of Josiah
,Ir.rr. wrrr granted to tn" undersigned 'y the
I'rulI,t' Court nf Lafayette county. On the litn
day OF November, ISL. All persons having
claims against said estate are required I" present
them la ~.Ii r''!Gri for allowance" within On" y,iir
from this date, az Ih"y may =" lrUc.ui"'i, amt If
said claims az. not i.r"a. U:-d within three year.
they will TIA forever barred.
No titJ HENRI II. BELL. .AdIn'r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

The Irish societies in the procession
at Washington omitted to salute the
White House. They probably did
not wish TO embarrass its Know
Nothing occupant.