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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF Missouri, t.,
LAFAYETTE County, go
In the Probate Court of Lafayette county, Nii-
adjourned term, 1872.
NOW Mt this day comes Repir BcnninS, AL
IN ministrstrix of the estate o! Anthony ID.
H%enning, deceased. and presents TO the Court
her petition, praying for Nh order for the sale OF
SO much Of the real Estate Of said
deceased As will pay and satisfy the rrInain-
ing debts due by said estate and yet unpaid for
want of sufficient assets, accompanied by the
accounts, lists and Inventories required by law
in such cases; or examination whereof II Is oss
der.d that all persons interested in said estate be
notidetl that application rs AFORESAID has hcen
made. and that unless the contrary be shown on
or before the first day Of the next term Of this
court. to be held On the sixth day OF Janu-
AIRY, lS1S. an order wilt be msde for the sale Of
the whole, or so much Of the real estate II said
deecasrd ~ will be sufdcicnt for the payment Of
said debts.
And it Is further otfefed that. Q copy hereof
be printed In the Lexington weekly lntellissn-
GER, . newspaper printed In ssid county Of -,
fayefte, for four weeh successfully, the last
insertion to be af least fur weeks before the
commencement Of the next term Of this court.
novso-sw JOIN Z. BURDEN, Clerk.
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IMPROVEMENTS.

Grecnton has boon excellent during the
season, and tho doctors are all conlpiairy
Of nothing to do.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Some improvements are going on In our
neigborhood. though they may not be so
numerous or extensive NJ those In the rail-
road towns; yet we are proud Of them, rs
they indicate prosperity even II It IL on q
small scale. Mr.. BlmgSrdnrr has built q
fne blacksmith shop; Mr. VIM. Thorp ka.
just flashed . tiue barn. ana c. T. Withers
will sis0 have e splendid new barn compile:
ted 10 . few days.
AMUsEMENrS.
Our social amusements inauYrrated for
The winter are frst rate and might be etvied
by much larger communities: Ne have q
singing class. under the leadership Of Capt.
Conner, Of Wellington, whtch meets every
Friday night; and = ''calico ciub,'' that meets
each "Wednesday evening. These, with oc.
casfohaf parties and olher amuseInents, keep
up a round Of useful and Instructive enter.
tainsncnrs that fare highly appreciated by all
o,ff you,.x folks. and mary old ones. Speak.
ing Of parties, reminds ma that q very Gle.
CANT entertainment OF the kin was given 81
Judge Walker Tebbs', on tho I'd lust, al
which everybody wEs wsf pleased snd ali
seemed 70 enjoy themselves.
YAfIuRE.
Another Effort to start . Affnking saloon In
our little community has ig~nonlnusiy failed.
Il b no trouble here TO get uD . big rcmon.
STRANGE against . whisky SHOP.
Aoos.
Iogd have been sold quits freely to ship.
peTs aud others at % @ " per huladred.
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CHEAP! CHEAP!
e. EASTER & co.

suCcEssors TO p. c. PATTERSON & co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11

Attention is called to tho adver-
,iscment of J. W. Rinchart. In another eel.
umn. He has a very large stock oftablr and
pocket cutlery, butcher knives, scissors and
razors, which he will sell very low to close
out tins class Of goods. Those In need of
such articles will save money by visiting
Rinehart's, 122 Main Street, next block east
of the court house.
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srIAY NOTICE.

rAKEN mn By Rufus Young, diving In Lafay.
II sste County, Missouri ,and posted before the
toWnshin, COUNTY AID STATE siorssaid; on the EH,
dsy OF November, 1871. two stray Cattle dcserib.
~das joilows; so-wtt: white stecr two yeah
and two splits on right ear. Appraised tn 0fteSu
icllary, by Daniel Lyon, Barnet Laukford. who
were by me duly sworn according 10 Law 10 up.
pratsv the samn witness my hand, tAis day aud
date sbovs vrtttaA. q. CLAYTON,
1ovtoeo Justtes Peace.
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ADJUSTMENTS, SCIENTIFIC, &c
BY invitation we attended last week
the Friday night lecture of DR.. j. b. Alex
and r, to the young ladies OF the E. A. Semi
nary. The subject discussed was digestion,
and was handled in a very interesting mall
nsr. DIR. Alexander Is one of the most learn.
ed medical savsns in the State, aud his leo
lures are rcplete with valuable practical ill.,
formation quite In contrast with the
STUFF ordinarily retailed by lyceum spout
ers. After the lecture the audience was in
vited to witness some charades acted by scve-
raj of the young ladies of tho seminary. Du-
ring the intervals Of the performance. the
company was RECALLED with delicious
Music, instrumental aud vocal. Professor
GimDel INDUCED in some of his most exQui-
site touches, while several of his pupils. his
little sister among the number, gave signal
proof of the efficiency of their training. The
magnificent voice of A. W. Smith was also
heard in several spirited solos. The E.A'scm-
nay is crowded with pupils, and seems to
be in an cmInently %iourishing condition.
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A BOOK FOR THE MlLLroNl
EaS;a;iEAss1a sisiiJ3

A Private Counselor to thC Married
or those about 10 Marry, on tho Physiological mys.
tories and revelations Of the sexual Jystsm, with the
latest discoveries In producing and preventing o.
spring, preserving the complexion. &C.,
This 10 an interesting work Of two hundred and
sixty pages, with numerous engraving, and ecntains
valuable information for those who are married or
contemplate marriage; still IL 10 . book that ought
to Be under lock and key and not laid esrslsssly
about the house.
Bent TO any ss ttree Of pe.ssss, ne Iiay csn,s. Addr~,
Dr.. putts' pispsasary. No. u N. Eighth Scss< b. Lsais. Ne.
'NoI:eS 70 TIE AFFECTED ASo UaTu21uHATI.
er Dseuv spplstae 70 TIE nsSnrioss CrAcKs vhs advertise IL
SShHs paper, q asing any cuaekE esssdtes. psruss Or. Bats
vorh. n nsiisr phai your dlsSaSs u o. hsv aerLsahls yesr
sadiusa- ps. bgrs sa b. esasufsts esrssaaily srhy nan
q he disaasss nsntisosd In his vsekA.O0cs, Ne II Ea0
f6H1 D0W.b ss.sss NsstR ~ osaaAs, o. Lsas, H.
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STRAY NOTICE:

TyAKEN up by Charles C.. Wallace, liviur In
Lexington township in EH1yetfe county.
jusfiec Of DE Peace Of LexinH toySshlp.
county and STATE aforesaid, en- h6e. alst day 81
SoSember 80, stray steer descrfbsds . HI
whitr spot IN the forrhrsd, has the appesrnncs
Of having been brHpied on TIE len hip. APP
prsisrd TO hftsen, .doiiars, BY W. u. NJ Green
aud Casper Gfutfr, who were by ne duly
worn .sesrdihs % lay, 2 sgPsslss ne .s:na.
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srHAY NOTICE.

Taken mn BY David Neal, and posted before
y TIE undxrsiTsd |. Justice Of the nsses 81
on The ssrd day OF Ecyember, A.. q: is.. H.s
three year old Snrrel Horse Coli, lax hands high.
large star In forshsad, hr1nded on the len
shoulder with the letter .'P.' One Iron Gray
Mule one year old. shoot 10 hands high. branded
ON the left shoulder with the letter .'B." And
one BAY Mule II hauds high, one year old,
letter ssE,'' NO other marks or brands perceiva-
bile. Appraised II, the sorrcl horse colt forty
YIsvIus b. Peacock and David Brown
uoyS7.Sv JOHN J. ALL J. r
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Mckee h Austin have agrcst variety o
holiday books, bound In elegant styles, suit
able for christmas presents. lfyou wish to
make a prcscnt durable as well ~ elegant,
loot At their stock. Poems by all the IA
yorite authors, sad many other valuable
books that will be a lasting benefit 10 the
receiver.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11

1T a special meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors Of the Auli Savings Bank December
It'll, 1872. Mr.. James Aull offered his Resigns
ton rs Cashier and rs I Director of the
above named corporation, which was acccp-
ted. On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
Rssolr>d, That in accepting the resignation
OF MIR. James Aull rs Cashier, the Board Of
Directors desire to tender to him their
hearty thanks for his faithful performance OF
the duties of Cashier, and desire to COM
mend him to the good will and confidence OF
any with whom he may hereafter have busi-
ness connections.
Mr.. John Aull assumes the duties OF
Cashier.
by order of tile Board.
GEO. WILSON, Pres't.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11
OUR EXCHANGES,

The University M%isaourian" IL the title
Of an clcgsnt eight page monthly Issued and
edited by the students of the State Universi-
ty at Columbus. Robt. Pagan. editor-in-
chief; Il. f. Walker, E. Z. Mcdonald, 1850
GATES; j. Il. I.etchcr, literary editor. Tho
last named young gentleman is the only one
with who we have u personal %arquaint-
nncr. and his department We know will he
attended to. Terms OF the paper, 81 a year.
DAILY TRIBCNE.-The %proprietors of this
Jefferson City Tribune will begin the publ
cntion of \ dsily ut the commencement of the
next legislature. In addition to general
news, ans fair political articles, the Daily
Tribune will contain full proceeding of the
legislature. Daily. for the session, per
single copy, 81; inducements to clubs.
The GAINESVILLE Sentinel has cut down 8
column to the page for the Winter campaign
These dull times and consequent scarcity OF
advertising Patronage, makes Us feel like
doing tho same thing.-!L.ouisiana Journal
Davis & Allstndt arc selling boots,
shoes. hats aud gloves cheaper than any
house In the city: we iuye tried them. deceit
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Arrival and Departure OF the Mails.


St Louis nail, via n Mo r X, arrives at :
4 II; departs At q r u Via Pacific X X, ar
rives at ii A n; departs u; 5 30 p M-l'aily.
Daily.
St. Joseph mail Arrives : A n; departs sr y
Daily.
sedAlia mail arrives IL A n departs 5 % r n
Daily.
warr-nsourg mail arrives Monday, Wednesday
and FRIDAY sP NJ; departs Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
waverly mail arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday I P "; dcparts TUESDAY, Thursday
anl saturday A
independence m.ii arrives Moaday, Wrdncs-
day and Friday i rN; departs Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday a
Pleasant Hill mail arrives Monday, Wclues-
day aud Friday II A NJ; departs same day II n.
Eastern Way mail, via y No r T., arrives
. a u ;departs A n.
ONCE hours daily except Sunday. from !
A 4. to s 30 r n sunday. froms TO ga NJ.
GEO. W, NCkEAN, 4. II.
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10 brimming full and RAINING over with all kinds
of new and seasonsblc goods, consisting of new
styles dress goods, v-lveteens. lace collars,
krimninys, ladies' silk neck-ties, p~crfumer'es
ehignsns, braids, switches, corscts. yarns, e.
Our prices cannot fail to please every one. We
Slass, hut as cheap as anybody else can sell 1t
Some and ace. McCACsLAND i BEDfoRp.
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READ.-If YOU want choice fancy
or staple GROCERIES. fine whisktes, brandies
or wines, or anything else In the grocery
line. call on Mes.rs. A.. A. l. 10 o. Lesueur.
Cor. Main and Pine streets. No trouble TO
show gooIs. Coffee psrched every day.
Spices ground by ourselves. warranted pure,
and no extra charge for tin or labels. Ocr
house Is u complete grocery establishment
m every particular. Drop in and look AT
our goods. Times are hard and money
scarce. save It by buying Of frrt clsss
bouse nov2Stf
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For good goods in the grocery live,
at bottom figures. and of the very best quail
ity, call on Messrs. A.. A. j. o. Lesueur.
corner Main anu Pine streets. Read their
advertisement III another column. nov2Sti
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,~rCrrrOR,s NOrICE:

r ErCERS testanentary upon the estate OF
R-bccca Graham, deceased. were granted 70
stt- county. on the 18th day Of June, 1879.
All PERSONS having claims aeaiint said, esiate
are REQUIRED to exhibit t1rm for sEowun6e toths
letter.. or they may be- precluded from any ben.
eHf al such estate, and II such claims he not sx.
hibited within three ycars rom the date Of said
BENJAMIS MARsHAkLi Executor.
oct3S.fw
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Information IL, wanted Of Isaac
OrRoark. ansut 81 years Of age. from vtr
stuia. when last heard from wss 10 kansas
CITY. on his way west. Address J. W.
o,noARK. Richusosd, No. Ksusss papers
plesss copy. ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11

b. Richard Ireland, Esq, entered
upon the duties OF County Treasurer on
Saturday. The bond required in this Office
is SIPS .00O,
DR.. Chapman has nlso entered upon the
duties Of Public Administrator, to which
sEjce-hc was elected In November.
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NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
name of Boteier Il ciagett ID this d ~ dtssol-
we'd by mutual consent. Either one is authorized
u use the hrm name in windins w. tue business.
All persons iuith,rd by account will please call
and settle without delay
noy3a.i THOS. u. CLAGETT.
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COMMERCIAL.


LEXINGTON MARKET.
wool-3o to IS for conbing.
as h s.ls {? ssSi;s Is * :''' white iss'' md ss%@oa' 10
Bssa.-Iiana g's ds,a navy q, q 81 Este zoos medium
rrosisionsIs. c. hams. is to zoe; country l.
to lsH
Shoulders-7t os
T~ioar-choice XXX IS do bbls 100; good
second rate 4 70;
Corn mcal-Goc.
Salt kanIwha, ; so.
GrOcrrics-lrown Sugar 10 TO II; EN. =. ii
to II; a. l3is to Is; crushed l4h to IL.
Teas-S0 to : W.
CoG.e-choicc, &C to q, fair "a to IS; o. G..
Syrup-suyar loaf. 81 90 to l 10 golden, 90.
Molasses-S. II. IS; common so.
Clcr5e-N. Y, lSc 10 25c; Ea2iiSp cllry Jo'
Young America j
Pcpper-3D to 80: pure ground, &c.
Alspicr-2J TO 30.
H0nry-l5t TO Doc.
Taliow--7 to rs;
Feathers-prime, SOC;
BrcswaX-2J;
Grain-NI. / wheat. $50 to %. 70 tol4U
Oats-2o 10 70.
Corn-bbl. l 20 to l Is.
Sundries-OniOus 50 TO ! o..
Apples-dried, bu. ] 10 to l 20
Praches-dried to:t5c.
PotntOrS-40 to Soc.
Bccr-oa foot to S; qrs 8 to 10: eutlo to l2h
Hogs-on foot 3 10 to ) 20. Dressed, 5 IS to Is
Dry Goois-prints 81 to l2h.
shcctings-hrary - bro, Is to IL; second 40:
lax; fine brown 1 Is to 70; l0-& she-tinS 70 to
IS: Crash, l2ts to 20.
Cotton-hleached, l2S to 20.
Canton Flsnnels-l6S to IS.
1ickings-20 to 50.
| Table lincn-hOt to l 50.
Jeans-3S to l 00.
Casimeres-l 90 to 2 70.
Paper canbric-l5.
Spool cutton-doz; 1 20.
CorsrtS-75 to 3 %.
Hides and pelts-lry hides l6 tolls; green
hides &c:
Deer sEins-try, per ID. l5G2Oc.
Mink-pri:ne, 81 50.
Ottcr-S2lG4.
Coon-prime, 3Sc.
Muskrat-S to loo.
Skunx-2eGI5o.
Lun.bcr-cicar pine, ~ inch, sGa; Same inch,
Sos; = stock board, so, b stock board. 20; Sag
anaw boar't, dressed 81; fencing, 20; elea'
flooring, so. I'd rate do. 35; clear siding, pine
80; I'd do. y; I'd do. "a; joist and scsntiing,, 30
I'd clear sclntlin2, for frames; Sc; . shinsies
sawed. 5 No. I do. 4 90; laths, 5 90. Native
%lulntrr. soft. Is 50 hard b so.
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MULES WANTED.

We waat to purchase n number OF good tat
ms;cs, for which we will pay the highest price
in cash. The mules must be over fifteen aud a
half hands high.
,-,,s,f RrssKLt, YorxG 4 Co.
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re LOCAL

Persons advertising in the local columns, ex-
charged Il cents per line for first insertion. and
10 cents per line for each additional insertion,
and to those having standing ''ahs.'' 10 cents
per line for first insertion, and 5 cents per line
Tor each additional Insertion.
rPosi;ively no deviation from this rule.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11

FEED1SG.-Mr. Arch Letton, OF
the Wellington neigibornood. is feeding 400
head Of Texas cattle in this county aud lS
in Bates county, for the July market. lie
-ayy he will make q 'spcc.'
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS
at all prices and at such extrcinly low fig
urs that none can complain, We have them.
WILSON L HUTCHINSON.
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FURS! FURS!! FURS3!
great quantity and variety, cheap for cast
It
WILSON & HUrcHIscS's.

CHRISTMAS TOYS The largest
stock and best variety in town at c. G.. Lud-
wigs jewelry store. dill
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OFFICE OF rnE CLERK OF


Story Books for children. Cir hooks,
Poems, Fiction and other literary gems,
suitable Tor holiday gins aud nrcsIds read
Ihg. MCKEE, AUSTIN.
succcssors to Pfgott.
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Observation-Disclosures was the
scene OF another 'snsll affair" on last
Thursday night. in which one man was
slightly hurt. We could not obtain full par
ti,,iiars,
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lny31-1I

For COOP BED-cIcan room, and
Q square meal, 60 to the Lindell Hotel. Kan
sas CITY. j.. II.
my31.ly Proprietor.
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DR.. Seiph, President of the Baptist
Fcmsle College. lost his pocket book con-
tanning S45, at or near the post Office, one
day last week,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11
GRAND
New Goods at Keller's Variety Store

NEW 1OOQ3 III AellerS arlety SLOro
Como One, Come All, Como Every.
body.
NJ. E. Keller has just returned from
the East with i large assortment of blank
cts. w~ater-proofS, fanhels, linseys, ~cs!icocs,
mnsliuS, bed ticks, and many other articles
too numerous to mention. Also, Il full line
OF ladies' furs. Also, boots and shoes, hats
and caps, clothing, and gents furnishing
goods. Call and examine my stock before
purchasing. No trouble TO show goods. oil
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11

Davis & Allstadt warrant their
goods. aud sell cheaper than the chesoest.
Ladies fine shoes a speciality. dec4tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11

Mems boots at Eckle & Co.'s, at
g IS q pair. dce4tf.
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CLOSING OF THE MAILs.-St.Louis
and Eastern mails at $3.50 2. ". Western and
st. Joseph at 5:45. r. NJ.
G. W. MCKEAN, p. NJ.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

OR d OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, L.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY, 3"
In the Probate Court OF Lafayette county, Nj.
souri,, October adjourned term, 1872.
NOW at this day. comes John T. Poston
~ administrator OF the estate ofJohn \ PoSton
deceased, and presents TO the Court his petition,
praying for an order for the sale of 81 much OF
the real estate Of said decreased rs will pay anil
satisfy the remaiRiny debts due by said estate
and yet unpaid for want of sufficient assets, ac-
companied by the accounts, lists and inventories
required by law in such cases; on examination
whereofit is ordered that all persons interested
in said estate be notified that application rs
aforesaidh has been male, and that unless the con-
trary be shown or or before the next term Of
this court IL be held on the first Monday in Jam
uary, 1873, an order will be made for the sale of
the whole, or so much of the real estate of said
deceased rs will be sufficient for the payment of
said debts.
And it is further ordered that a copy hereof
be printed in the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
Ger, a newspaper printed in said county Of La
fiyctte, for four weeks sUccesSivriy, the last in
scItion to he at least four weeks before the COM
mcncenent of tile next term of this court
noy2O-5w John Z. BURDEN, Clerk.
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John n. CLOwSDLEY
ReAp.-If YOU want choice fame

COLLECTOR.
Office at Ciowdsiey 4 wotswa's carriage shop
On Main STREET. oct.3i
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RAM FREE n

Every day At 10 O'Clock =. M, and at 10
O'Clock, p. m, At Delmonico, under the En-.
met House, opposite Mammoth livery stable,
Best of wines and liquors always on hand.
dec4-t3 n. J. FouTS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11

Musical instruments, from a Jews
harp up to n seven octave piano, at Lud-
wigs. dill
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11

Nobody i'll the city can sell boots
and shoes as cheap as Eckle & Co. Go and
see. deca II
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MAsoN1c.-At a regular meeting

MAsoNIC.-At q regular meeting
of Lexington X. A. Chapter. No. 10. held vt
their hall in this city, on Monday night, I'd
INST, the following officers were elected and
installed for the ensuing year. Robt. Hale,
II. P.;J no. f. Hyland. h; Jas. +. Hall, S.;
". r. Boulware. Sec'y; u. n. Marshall,
Treas; JET. W. Bedford. Capt. of H.; Xen-
ophon Ityland. p. S.; Is. Sinnuer, X. A. c.;
IL. W. Winsor, q. II. LIST "; A. Boothman.
q. 81. I'd "; c. f. Ballard, 4. NJ. LIST ";
Jacob 4. Price, T.; F. A. Goggs, Chaplain;
E. Allen and Z. O.. Grimes, Stewards.
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ron xoUR

Chicago hand-mads boots at W. !,
Bekls i Co.'S, cheap. dee4 n
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Davis & Allstadt are selling good
boots for So 90 Dcr pair. decf II
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EQUAL CHANCES TO ALL.

Don't fail to notice the great closing out
sale OF II. j. f. Ahrcns, of this ciiy. lie has
determined to wind up business. and to &C
conplish this.hc sells his large stock Of dry
Goods. and everything else in the store. at
cost, and will continue TO do until all is sold.
He has just received Il new supply of the
variety of hosiery. and a good many other
leading AT ticlcs. all OF which will be sold also
at cost. Such additions to stock will be only
made in leading articles, in order to acconi-
plish itin the shortest possible time. This last
clearing out sale Of II. j. E. Ahrens,near the
market house.. IT
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11
TAX NOTICE.

The attention OF tax payers is called to the fol-
lowing section Of The rryenue law:
"SECrioS 1l3. The collectors shall diligently
en.lravor and us all lawful mans to collect all
the taxes " tich they are required TO collect ir
their respective couitlcs, tndtJ that end they shall
have powe or to seize anil sell the goods and chat
ties OF the person liable Tor taxes, in the same
manner u go ds and chIitl.s are or may be seized
and sold under execution fssled on Judgement at
law, and no property shall be exempt from scif>
ure of sale for faxes PROVIDED: That nU such
etzure, on sale for taxes shall BE- made until after
the nrst day OF Drcrnlber, Of each year, and me
collector shall not receive u credit for Delinquent
taxes until he shall have made affidavit thai he
has been unable to Ind any personal property
out Of the which to make tire taxes in each case
so returned delinquent, except Tho person or pafr-
ties owing taxes are about removing from the
county ; but no such seizure ..ad sale OF goods
shall DE ma ie until the s~c.lectOr has demanded
paymsnt OF the tax, either by personal applica-
cstisn TO the party liable to pay the same, or by
leaving u written notice ut his place OF abode for
that purpose. nor Tor ten days after such demand,
with some mrmbcr Of the family over ~fourtecs
years Of
OFFICE OF ruE CLERK or
Lafayette County, No.
Taxpayers are hereby notified that the Coilec-
tor will be required TO carry out the law A. above
given, and that no extension Of time will be Civ
en-, re-
By order Of the County Court:
JAMES O'GORMAS. Clerk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-11

DR.. s. II. Ford will preach Mt the
Baptist church tonight. He is worth list
ening tc, let the public turn out aud hear
him.