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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-08
. An Actors Resources.

The actor Hind was remarkable for
his presence of mind and fertility in
expedients. One evening, while play
ing in some forgotten melo drama, he
extricated himself with honor from an
awkward difficulty. He represented
the hero of the piece, hardened brig
and, caught at last. and awaiting his
doom in sombre cell. One of his ac-
eompl ces had contrivej to convey him
arope-ladder and file. His business
was to file through the bars of his
prison window, and attempt to escape
through the opening. At the moment
when he was getting out of the window,
three soldiers had to rush on the stage,
fire at him, and shoothim dead. Hind
duly went through his part; but at the
critical moment of the expected fatal
catastrophe, the guns missed fire. The
soldiers retreated in disorder, and I'M
mediately returned with fresh muskets,
which, not being loaded, merely flashed
in the pan. Kinds position was be-
coming unpleasant. Suddenly he fell
uporethe stage uttering fearful cries,
dragged himself to the foot lights in
apparent agony, and exclaimed, "Mer-
ciful Heaven! 1 have swallowed the
file!" Then, after well performed con-
vulsions, and another loud groan, he
fell stark dead. The audience, who
had begun to murmur, were appeased
with the clever improvisation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-08
A Missing Point.

A Cairo paper reports that the Sur
yeyor General of Canada and the AS
tonomer to the ROYAL Engineer Corps
have been in that city searching for the
pointswhere, in 1907, the waters of the
Mississippi and Ohio joined This is
necessary to settle the boundary of q
trace of land, 400 miles square, in
Canada, always in dispute, and in the
original titles defined by landmarks,
oneaof which, the junction named, was
directly south of one corner of the
tract. Her Majesty's Government has
gone to work in earnest to locate this
missing point, which portion of old
Cairo residents. assert is now out in
deep water, while Others are equally
certain that it is far inland.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-08
October.
at.a wy RAcuEt poMEnoY.

Life seems worth while upon a day like this,
Packed full of flavor as nut of meat;
The acrid. faint that often spoils their sweet
Now, clarified, its mellow juices miss,
STEPPED by yon sun into pure drops of bliss.
Such weather makes one scoff at troric heat,
And feel less sad for summers flying feet,
So rare the honey of a parting kiss.
Yesterdays fog somehow befogged the brain,
And in the blood streak of madness wove;
But, this Northwestern Sits bad dreams in twain,
As Saladin's scimiter tn, cushion Glove.
Iwould not change the crisp, immortal breeze,
For all the balm of spicy summer seas.
es7se.st, ..,.. --Iadependem
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-08

Foreign and DOMESTIC
Receives Deposits and do
Banking Business, the same as
ised bank. Ipteres, allowed on,
By special arrangements
promptly attended to.
Also Agents for the Cunard,
Asshsy Iise ~ 0esss stss"fs''
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-08
POWER UOISTING MlCn!NES!

II in need OF an Elevator of any deserption we
them 10 be driven from shaiting by special engine,
or by water On cities where there are water works.
For desc rption circulars, address "a . -
JAMES n. HAVEN a CO., Cincinnati, o.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-08

THERE are few apes still remaining
at Gibraltar, and as they are the only
specimens of the wild monkey family
now existing in Europe the Governor
guards them and orders are issued to
the soldiers against iniuring them. A
enewly-arrived ensign, ignorant of this,
shot one few months since, and in
the ensuing discussion at his trial for
this offence some were in favor OF STAY
ing him as he had slain the ape. After
argument on both sides he was impris-
soned
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-08
90 ACRES CHOICE GRAZING and

700 ACRES CHOICE GRAZING and
lUU GRAIN FARMlN LAND for sau, en,ire
in tracts of 0 to 800 situated in the heart of
the aramed blue grass region of Cent raj Ohio nea
three independent trunk railroads. and but six miles
by good free turnpike from fourshng county tow
holding established monthly cattle salos two mi les
from village postoce churches, shops, &C. Farm has
II adequate wood and water, dwelling, barns ten
ant houses; high and healthy Eighty per cent. of
thG purchase money be distributed over term Of
years. For particulars, address WASH'N WITH.
ROW London, Madison Co., Ohio, or STOCK FARM
Box 1884. Elizabeth, N. j.
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SChenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed

airy Consumption. DIR. ScheDck Of Philadelphia, has
been in constant practice for thirty years.
properly taken, will cure Consumption. His Man
drake Pills cleanse the liver and stomach; his Seaweed
Tonic dssolves the food stimulates the coating of the
stomach, and aids Digestion His Pumonic Syrup
rpens the mat err, and nature throws 1t of without
any exertion For sale by all druggists.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-09
= Model Kentucky Court.

'rIh Drrhnr'I ter. S;andfprI journal.
our then opened Will, Il heavy
docket, and business went ON a,lrui-
rably till about 3 O'Clock. he. tl,,
Hon. }. +. Higgins, Of Bucua Vista
noioricty, aud Fontainc +. Bobbitt.
Of "Lovc, Courtship and Marriage"
fame, got into an alteration over a
demurrer, and all at once The fierce
aud fiery Bobbi,t pounccd upon the
Judge like n Bengal tiger, and an old
fashioned fight took place in the hall
ofjusiicc. After the parties had Tough,
about u minute, the Court exclaimed:
Ito, hi, if they amt Il fighting"
Friends ~intcrlcrcd, aud the combat
between Mars and BacciIu. thus end
en--and the parties SO equally match
=" py 'he hcry i.Upctuosity of Mars
ahd h larger size Of Bacci,us, that
70 settle who would have whipped
VIII no doubt cause several other
nights III our town, fsmou, already
throughout the land for lis N
ons engagements. The pa.,;.. war.
tried, Judge Higgins acaut,,o, .nd
Bobbitt fined five dollars and co.,.
and thus cndcd this great bIoodlc.,,
drama.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-09

That ';rn-cYlindcr" that prints
Colonel fornry's newspaper en- , o
keep ~llalnnmcring away. The follow
ing paragraph occurs III an editorial.
carefully and tastciuily d~oubic-lcad-
ed, i'll il, issuc of Scptcmbcr 9Th:
at is a horrible, a revolving spec
'aclc Ia hrl,old-it Is the most damn
able and Insulting exhibition OF po-
%iitical desperation we have ever had
III this country. that a great party
should be forced 10 take "a, its CaiidI-
date for Chief Magistrate of a state,
4 man against whom criminal rrac-
ticcs lave been established, for " liclI
he ought now. in viniicaiion Of the
ordinary rules of Justice. be an in
mate Of a cell such a. The one occup;-
ed by Il dcroscd Treasurer of this
city,
This j. p'aimly a case which should
elicit one oithosr rc<'lliariy cultured
and elegant paragraphs from the
local organ of MIR. Grant.-ihansas
City Times.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-09
Distinguished Sons Of Ken
lucky.

'h' .'"i i' r4@t'E
The nomination Of Silas Woodson
for the Office of Governor of Missouri
recalls the fact that the little town of
Barbourvillc, Knox county. Ky, has
been the prolific home of many
distinguished and influential men.
AT an carly day, Joseph Eve lived
there. Long Circuit Judge of the
mountain district, and distinguished
for his good sense, plain, frank mam-
ners. and kind heart, he was i'm
mensclr popular. He was commits
toned by President Harrison Minis
ter 10 the Republic OF Texas. and
led in that service.
Following Eve, Franklin Ba!liu-cr
became Judge, a:,d. after serving lon.
Oh the bench and in the scuatc of
Kentucky, died in Iowa scyeia wears
since, possessed Of wealth and fame.
Samuel +. Miller, Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States,
although born and educated in Ricl:-
lnond, married and lived a number Of
years in BarbOnrville. This gentle
man is the equal Of any man on the
Supreme bench, and has the deserved
reputation OF a great and iudepcud-
emt judge.
Green Adams is = Barbourviilc
man. Twic: elected 10 the Congress
OF the United states from this dis
friGf, lac. a~s.erwar,i. filed with grca,
priority and faiihfulncss the Office of
Skin Auditor of the United States
Treasury b. appointment from Prcs-
idcnc Lincoln.
HIS nephew, George Madison Adj.
ans, who has been three times .,.,,-
cd 10 Congress from this district, 10
also a Barbourviiic inau. The ,,,.
ents, accomplishments and paIIa,,
bearing Of this gentleman will I'M
doubt insure his reelection next No.
vember.
Si!a% WoodsoD, who has just been
Nominated for Governor Of Missouri.
long represented Knox county in the
Kentucky Legislature. lie was The
only member Of the Constitutional
CobTsntioD Of 'S3.JO who was III favor
o: the emancipation Of the slaves Of
the State by gradual steps. After.
wards emiZrated 10 Norihwcstern
Missouri, he became an extreme
Southern man ia the times Of ''bor-
der r1fiaDistn" in Kansas was made
Circuit Judge In q large and ~inieIli-
gent district, and at Last has received
the nomination Of Chief Magistrate
Of his adopted State, over a man Of
grest national reputation like james
=. Rollins. Sncb success indicates
great talents, energ, and good luck
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-09

STATE OF MI~-uIG!.;
iuuNrh al iAtANtilF
liz III" 'iryui; & Ia; "! ti.',:t, ,uafy. ,u.us,
term l''2 80 Icy. AH,l-i san. Isl
Thomas { i:l',i-", E=.T t-!iiu- Mrnrr.
'sNhiIc said ! collins N,""r: Yea 1r, n.r.L,
L nuiI 80 '."t' -I!'. E:"iItii !rt. c,r.I-nr :.
Il SUIT 1:nin-i ."U "a al c",rt hy rrii,,nn An;
a'taci'ii!"n'. a~i.-iu- i!,:' lru ar. in ,;.j -
said iliiH'ri i"r @>"rIisr r~ru.t.r~! 81, r.,I
csiate as"t, - IL" san al "l" ]lIu.irG ~,I.ii,r-
tSiHtl, and ;lc PRAYER 81 ri..i PETITION j., rS',,
JniSiIirii m1y j., rendered against ynu for .ai
Suin ant! iltrr--; $40
Ani y"I are further notified thu: v,rtr nrorr,,y
!IiS been attached. AMI iiu!r-. yru arIcnr al ~.
next term 'i sad rrlrf In I,. Lr,I'r
Al III" r"lhi i'lt-r, in Glt city ct Ir>inprnn an
til' @ht day ~; h,""!nitrr nrNr, an! ON a.. h,.tn,..
ne ,iNi.' L. fh'r""i, fifth" term shall 81, i,nr
r"iIfIniv. tnd u not, tI,n before chs. rrd Of ~.
term, .l'ritn~''"r sid petition. tn" sam. viii IN,
t"hrn! Cor cont sd, :nd Judgment viii l., rnr.
der u a,+.Ii!~t H"i for -a!,i one Euldr.,! dollars
amt III" Interest 'ur thereon
tiHi u = ~i5'r:!I"E nr.Irrgi that Il runy hereof la.
printed IN the Lexington We. KIN lnfsi!D.nc,r :,
new -l"Ir'r l.rintc'. in >ai': rouT,y Of i.T.ay,rf.'
tpT i'ii! w'"h- successfully. iEi. ~; Insertion f.,
"c n l"t-; lar wick before. III. c,ururur,nr,,,
ut ~" r">T '"rni ut t.l> court.
y ir4r COPY. attest.
II l.. H~hEK~ptLr. CLERK.
iiS {. u niN!sL. q. CO.
a N.''.t'f. { .Ei,-. ";iUrn.- for iitfL.IT
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OIestk.l: GE l's'H.E..yEDJ.

STATE rF M:r>pt n.
t"r>.f r"i.st ,rLrTE.
In th'.t irr%,; mr. of l.rfayct:r County. AuSr,,
Term, -. !fh day. iUEu,, lii,.. ISI2
i"iiH &. Walker y. James ". Walker.
no t." said JaIu"S ". Walker. You arr hcr,.r,,
i nnii!i'H that Sid rlaiAtifT hr~ cp,n,nrnrrI:
~'iit ~i:i>' y"li III SAID court iv petition AM,
a''r"l:itrrIi. Alleging thai "r flr IN, ,Iav a.
T'itiifiI. -, Nru r.rCuird tr said ]:.iuin;ir
l""r i"n' i":i!!r sum ii +iN I]unlrr,i anLfwtury.
'tit'" u ii.'!+ AMI twenty rcUI-. Thar On I.u. LIT.
day al + lrEnFI -. NrII lr;i.i "n >r5i hun.! IN
-H:i Il twenty IL. ,i~,liYa-, that inr - !llrr ur,.iI
i"td ! 'rIii ':u" {" llsiniiT.
NnliI" PRAYER al -..t petitioner. TIN! u,ifu: II
irHE nf:N" 'tlI-Hns IS; ari'u-t YOU :,r t!i" LuI.Er.
'iu~"m .i;l i sd, Mil Interest i.":n tic Late =.
-airi r o..
Nnu .ou ~, rui.r~ notified .;.I- yrur ,I,,.r.y
has l'""I :.'::s!!' Il. nfrl uHle-- You arlr..lr At III.
nvN' tenn" al -LiI r"Irf :" L." hidden ~ I.r IL i
h"ll-" IN TN Guy 81 Lexington. On Tn u iYy of
i"'"I"hf : u"\i. ar:irl ~ brl,g,. Tia" ,iNiil ,iuy
Thereof, ltfH. terra - al Il, ,iIm continue, and /.
not thrI. IT, h.I7' ~" ,Ei 1T -" t.Ifl. amt answer
HA!.i T. %.'iiiri liz ~"H!r III be- I.:h"l ir, confessed,
'n'! .l"d%tH 1t VIII be rendered against ,,i AMI
your l'r"i"it! SOLD I" -.t'i>fy III, sam.
Ard II l. further "r..'r"tt thri a r,;r hereof
70" printed ~ LIE Lexington T,.Lii !.ff"ii : IL
'"I. "a IL -iA''rl "IE'.ti IN -,..i ".,il', Of L.rft-
y'it'. '"r tour W,.h- >Hr,', .,.ly, iir last
i" L. ~ !ra,t !.ur Nrr!.- i"iur,. he
r"in!'i' no. ma! "iiarm nest lsrnr tai cv#rt.
y lrtir Wy, at'rs:
II. l.. ~EtHk~Dl!.r, t;c.k.
s~rlI!!-ji ~ : -. E,TIua. y. {.
VT. + Wood. :.i;ugn,y- Tor ;,ulitl.
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ECoND CoNSTITUrloNAL A~HENpMENI
Concurrent resolution submitting to
the legal voters of the state of Missou-
ri. an amendment to the constitution
thereof. concerning the investment of
the public school fund.
he il resolved by the senate. the
House Of Representatives conc,rir"
therein:
SEC. |. AT the general election TO be
holden Oh the rcXt Tuesday after the
first Monday in November. in the year
of our Lord. 1872. the following ancHd-
mcnt to the Constitution shall be sub
mi;ted To Il vote of the legal voters OF
the State OF Missouri. in the manner al
ready provided by law, to wit:
Section six of Article Nine, of the
Constitution of the State of Missouri.
is hereby amended to read As follows:
SEC. e. No part of the public school
Jund shall eve he invested in the stock
or bonds or other obligations oranv
county. city, town ~ corporation.
The stock of tho Bank Of the State OF
Missouri now held for school purposes:
and all.othcr stocks belonging to any
school or university fund. shall he sold
in such manner and at such time a, tie
General Assembly shall prescribe and
the proceeds thereof. and the proceeds
of the sales of any lands or other pro-
per.y which now belong or may here
after belong to said school fund. may
be invested in the bonds of the state of
Missouri. or of the United States. All
county school funds shall be loaned
upon good and sufficient unincumbcrcd
real estate security. with personal sec
urity in addition thereto.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-09

GTTlrr or COMFY I!Irk.y
Ifitt"i. t"uniy. 10.
In i4ur turn"c II nn url 20 "i Il, G"uily ,nrr Of
id'i:tf ''ir county. l,nl' "u TIN i.ti I:y of Esp
i.rui,r, \. - I~7G
Mora l. H. lrr'h- -!..n +" oil whom it ma,
- concern Im': III. c~',tr,ri for SURPRISING
Lafayette" c"Iints win "'r,l for IT,. yen: ],l,lis.
,'r'", 8 -, I>ii, Will be- 1T {" IT," i,Nr-i .u |
hest bid .. ~ the r"ipD"T term II sid county
c"UIi. y. 10. ~.
sailed irrp".a!- viii H.. rtr".r.'i =; :,:i~ oil. -.
i"r -hi'! contract nntil D"'uir r .i;G. l-... SAN:
li ':"-iii,is inr>; L." rn,i.l-.l '..'..,,,H L.r
cost. HI'! nIu.: ,'ni. ia .:.:,...iui IL"
par. VII! furnish -. ""a: Tor PCT I,I-l.!. ,rii.-
'''' ~ ~" '.url h"i~~ ih' I'hr', 10 ~. M fr-
viii ir rN,ri.rI ruf-r IL, prepared r,.
-'f- b''nd ~ Ia -'i'n at N.-r. with 4, i-a~t tmn
-"oi ~s"''iriii =. To il. approved hI liz. r..iIgi. and
." 'htrfilron ~" 'iT:Ir>"i hrs "r'icr in, i."ttiti.iy.
ny "i'i'r ~ 'Hv '"r"'. 'u:t "! !.I..'l ct:.
L;:iL> H',.D-N,E. rt.,l.
.-'-NS u l. \ b,at<. %
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2LEfs FOR SALE,

rE'!Ii. rtrl.i j. l"r'ty,i aI,9ri, ~iN miles -s<
4 'iI" -ruti al Watrril, IN HE vrr, t.ii.i
h"-i l"f'iHn Ell |. a.,i;e "DE,.ry. Ii con- M
tan, -" .'rr"-, al iurlp-ri /, a "u"ri---A-
li',- plank fence. "nr. Il. q ni4lI STAT" of culli-
lais'.i- tiu' improvements ar, "a ljr.., tt,.-
sorry iinift" UwUi.in-, -~'i.isi.i. ., Il;if h"r.-s-.
a"'t 81! ti:' NECESSARY uU;l t:!,.iiz and con-
N"nirrr"- "is wrii regulated iirH.
Tn, i'rlHI- in 4 @'"ai '"i.ll"r!r.DI rpLrrniru;
:. rrL"''l,. ~ on tia iiIrINji" y"uH- orchard,
..i''t : :;'';'li'!t"iIy -u!'.,t..,i with wai.r. me
IAN. iHi~ il"ci: Ia cI!i.' a'iru only = irw years. -
rich. il'-h. aub w"li ;~yiip:"t to the growth OF
lIr'ri. ,',ri -! Tia staple pru'iuc;-.
lGi;i>-hnr iEif75 ca ii, an'i The balance. in
'i:' ai... ~" ear, wan ten Per ccit. moi
: r"I tail ~!.riicui trs Andy al IL Office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-09
NOTICE.

4 III. PERSONS interested are irrri,y notified
N that ] the undersigned viii on The 18th ds,
u Uetotrr \. II is5s, between The hours Of d
O'Clock In the forenoon and 5 O'Clock In the nf-
terHppi, al thai day, proceed In the presence Of
tito County Surveyor anil Two Jusiiceso1 The Peace
Df Lafayette county, state :nf Missouri. 10 take
Hs dvp1.iti0rs 81 wiinrss's tD pcrI"tnaie tssii-
sa,pY aud ~ establish The quarter ~ArrtipIi corner
lsta fsI s%eg.f1ns ~ and ~ Of township 30 north
Z. range ~ wrHi of The 9Th principal meridian,
~ bnrslanrs o! The siainirs Of HE state VI Mis-
"..slnn inch thses IIsds and provided.
"pttI-A EuAS. n. THOMAS.
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SGHtY NOTICE.

TNNktN iF hy Charles ). Levi. n,d ,ost..i
L b.s"re the undersigned - jn-rir- oi tIl,' peace.
~ Nh'lititn township. LafIyrit. county, No.
on thr iiii aLy al August, Is52, Il cert in dark
brown mar MILL, ten years old. four lee,
Eight inches high. brand nn len shoulder, suu.
pascal !" hr "A large letter II and Il rmsiI letter NJ
Immediately under the letter II; iunup on I.lt fore
irP. i,ist above tn" hoyl; two small while .np,,
on the right MP appraised ut The sum of siXty
dollars, iy John L.. oliver AMI Abe, 4 Leaf.
this August The iith, A, d. irI2,
auEsI JOHN J. III. 4 u
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1egal.
TRUST les, SALE.

w HEREAS, j. A. renton, by his deed Of
w trust, dated oL the 2th day OF February
1871. and recorded III the Recorders Office VI La
fayette county, VI ssnuri, in book ), on page :ss,
conveyed TO The undersigned Lewis w. Wrrn-
@ag %(trIs'ee) the following described real estate.
situated in said county OF Lafayette, viz The
northeast fractional quarter, and the northwest
quarter %. the southeast quarter, and the east hall
Of the southeast quarter of section seventeen, IN
township fifty -nne, of range twtnTy-fDur, which
said deed at trust was uahr TO secure the pay
ment Of certain bills OF exchange therein de-
scribcd, aai whereas. default has been made III
paving said bills II exchange, now, therefor,
by virtue Of ttr provisions and powers of said
iced, aui "a. the rpqursr of the legal holder oil
said n!Iis ri rXrlInsc, ! ~ uHdcr-ignrr! trustee,
viii proceed 20 ell aid G"*tl estate at public ven
az. 10 the highest bidder, iuT 'i,s' ~ baa.l, in
mont ~itiu" corr iu;i-c 'rspr, IN -:iti ,uilaty and
stat. :I.'rr-.'d, h"t""si, the .iJl'rs Of len \. ii
at la. T. NJ,
TiIuH>DAY, OCTOBER 2itl, ls72,
inr the purpu-c- "f antitrust.
Il.Ni- ". WE8NWAG, Trustee.
-t4tI--Et
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Iwal.
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, i,s;
COUNTY or LAFAYETTE, s."
IL the Circuit Cour; of Lafayette county
august term, lsI2. I'D day, August 29ih, 49,
Horace Urea,
W
James I. johnson, Mitchell A Moore and Chas.
II. Mrnd-nhLll.
rINU said James I johnson and Charles II.
Mrudrn.,rll: You are hereby notified thai
! saI,i p,aintii hats commenced suit against You
and said ,Iitrncil \ Moore III -Iii court by petit
ton, the object AMI general nature oil which is
Ia obtain u jutcInrnt aud decree divrSiing the
title ont al uuIt !Eou! the Il frn5Int- Hr'l ruch of
them, III and 10 Tn" following Ir-cTiiltt. real
estate, stu ATE in I.tiLy cttr count, iu-wi;: Ihr
northwest puartc" al NE southeast quarter a.
section twrnty-uin" -, Ia i,iiIp 4rrIt-righi
ti>). of range iW CHtN-rlEh! ~, cHnIulfE.,
."rfy acre. NOR" or less. AMI lI>-iu- in and VT
Ing ia -t.! plaintiff his h.ir- .Hh rs>i-i,> ~l.rclrr
the Tee simple til" in and III aid rial r-l.sr.
And ym! are further notified that un!,,, yuil
appear al .hr next term 81. said Court ia he .roi;,rn
q; the court ilDu>r, in Ia" city Of I~,Niu.fuI ~
iir III! LAY = .bccrIE!'-r L"\t. AID an ~
h"i"r' In" a.Niii 'iIy thereof, II ul. term -ir.I -
long continue am! IT no; tH-u l,"t,,gr. the ,pi -.
The i"IIn. sand answer S+it pitt ~, liz. --lu-
WI h" irk'n Tor confessed, and ifI.ru.rr
Wilt D" rendered "=ain.f !nil ia acrs.fitnc.- - ia.
III" PRAYER OF -IiG petition
And It If farther ur,srr-,i th-; roi,y hereof h..
printed in the Lexington weekly Inr-,lie~urrr. -
mrw>pnr"r ~lginte'! in said COUNTY of L4r,v..;r.
l'f 'pIF Wrecks Sitrcr>>iNciN. Ihr list il--r .ir. ~
hy II I't-i tour wt,.~ LrfpT, the cv,u:u.uy.m-n
81 ii'r neat term ut lni> court.
y ira" copy attest.
scElt-n Hy / J: nN<.r.. ,"'N'
"hHH'" ~ Mitchell. a.t,,I,r, Tor rIpintir.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-09

Tuesday the 9th dav OF November. 1872.
FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Concurrent resolutions submitting
TO the qualified voters Of the state of
Missouri. IN amendment TO the consti-
tuition thereof, concerning the judges
OF the supreme court and their terms
Of office.
&c il resolved by the Senate, the
House of Representatives concuring
therein:
That at the general election to he held
on the iirstTucsdav after the first Mon
day in November: in the year 1872. the
following amendment { u the Constitu-
ton Of the State of Missouri, comrcr-
ming the Judges of the supreme Court.
and their terms OF Office. shall he sub
mittca to the qualified voters Of the
State. in the manner already provided
by law. TO wit:
SECTION /. The supreme Court shall
consist of : Judges. amy three of whom
shall constitute a quorum, and said
Judges shall he coilScrvators OF the
peace throughout Tie state.
T. The Judges of the supreme
Court shall, except us hereinafter pro-
vidcd, hold Office for the term Of ten
years, and until their Successors arc
duly elected and qualified.
SEC ;. At the general election in
the year 1872. two additional judge of
the supreme Court shall be elected. and
enter upon their office on the first Mon
day in January next ensuing. Al the
first session of the court thereafter.
the two additional .Judjrs so elected
shall, by lot. determine the duration of
their several terms ufoliirr, which shall
be respectively eight and ten wears. and
they shall certify The result to the Sec
"eta.i OF Estate. At the general election
very two years thereafter. one Judge
IT TIE Suprrm" Court shall be elected.
WHO -hall hold his office for the period
If ten years from tie first day of Jan
.rar" next cnsIing. The Judge at any
tin :. having the shortest time to serve.
shall be the presiding Judge of the
Court.
e 4. Upon the adoption cf this
amendment. the fourth, sixth and sew
cnth sections of the sixth article of the
Constitution shall be repealed and for
eyer r%escinded.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-09
LLtSDitN-H HuEEsE or FINAL


'avrIi'Li j. hereby given Ia all parties inter-
y -, Gin itc '>itf" OF Lucy i, illinm b,
.:.'.ny' I. and samuel \. i'iti.!t"t. minors,
:it.f III" Undersigned guardian .; tT. person, au!
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-.li.,:f nj I'd ~-Ij minors estate al ia" July
trIH,ut III. i'lr!ir. court 81 L.arly,:ic r,g:,ty.
Ia :H't viii apply "' thr lrNrt,Irn e.: AIT court
Az b. iri:i on ia,' ur-' Ni"adIv in October, I-.2,
tr e tiVGi ..i- '':Ir<. ~ her cItr;iisuIMip.
4',' u AMELIA ). TiIu.rOr, Guardian.