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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15

DENOLIsMNG OPIxIoN-One Of the men ND
on whom the Democratic Thumb -Suckes" have
mainly relied - . powerful ally, in assisting to
carry the Passive policy to successful issue, IL
Senator Trumbull, Of Illinois. Alas! this hope is
nipped by cruel frost. Tho Louisville Cesrisv-
Journal of Monday morning has . special from
w Warrington giving . conversation Of Senator
Trumbull with prominent politician. The Sen-
ator declared, with unusual emphasis, that he
would not be . conservative candidate for the
Presidency against General Gant, but prefereda
seat in the Senate. Besides, he said, the people
were not ready for achange. 0rant'sdefeat would
cause reaction in the Sooth, whose consequeu-
CO would be vofse than the present state Of aifai
there. The Democratic woald not aAopt the "Pas-
sive policy" which is dishsndment The un-
punishment Of viol. 1ee ct the South would alone
beat the Democracy. The Repnblicsn party has
not, be said, really divided, and would poll q
Lar ger vote this year than in 1867.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15
The Indignation at Hamilton at tn,
AcQuftal Of v0llandimgham's Client


Tom. Mcclellan is not likely to dwell in peace in
but the people Of Hamilton are perfectly satisfied
of his guilt. Extraordinary pains were taken to fx
ajury for him. There are scoundrels who lurk
about c0urt-hOuses in other counties than this Of
Hamilton, whose trade is to prepare juries. The
eternal vigilance of the people is the only safe
guard of justice. There is no reasonable doubt
that Mcclellan was one Of the gang who deliberate
ly murdered Thomas 8. Myers. There never was
Q more dastardly murder committed. The theory
that Myers shot himself 10 foOlishness. 1t never
would have been invented if the defendent had
not been driven to desperation. The gambling
den where the murder took place was crowded.
Some Of those present must have seen the murder,
but they are afraid or ashamed to tell it. Many
believe that the murder of Myers was contrived to
conceal swindles in which some Of the gambling
crowd had Partaken. They hold that Myers knew
too much for the comfort Of some rings of rascals
and, therefore, was trapped and murdered. Some
of the witnesses are afraid to tell what they know
They have guilty secrete of their own, and dare
not whisper. Then there is the gamblers honor,
of which We hear 20 much among the men of prev.
It is part Of this code not to speak outside Of
that which transpires in gambling house. If it
is murder, Why, 90 much the greater the obliga-
tion not to talk. There had been . good deal of
ruffanism and bloodshed in Hamilton. A sheriff
who performed his duty in hanging bloody
wretch, was regarded - phenomeon. 10 seems
in that case . question whether the gang of
criminals. who were organised for mutual protec-
tion, would Be able to bully the -abiding peo-
pie. Yesterday, Mcclellan returned to Hamilton
acquitted, aud held Christmas levee. Crowds
Of his admirers hung about his house. He was the
lion Of the day. This incensed the people, and an
hand-bill was issued and in the even
ing very orderly and impressive mectingof good
citizens was held. McGehan wisely took digit IN
time; and it will be well If he returns no more
CiRctass6 CsmnTcial,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15

EGG GEATING.-Coyvillec claims to have the cham
r1on egg eater correspondent of the Altoona
Cnioa at that place. saws:
We have challenged the surrounding country
and all that joins it, to produce an individual,
sitting, than one of our worthy citizens, a few
evenings since, said citizen was bantered by q
oountryman to eat eggs with him. They employ
ed knight of st. Crispin to fry them. and the
countryman cried enough!" at thirty-nine; the
citizen called for more at fortytvo but couldn't
buy them, the stores having closed for the night
Your men are no egg eaters at all, We know a
man in Ohio, who eat six dozen hard boiled eggs
at one sitting, and one dozen of them were goose
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15

usual schemes to enable private corporations to
secure large tracts os public domain under the
Pretense Of giving homesteads to soldiers arc
beginning to crop out, bat the experience Of Con-
grcsa dnring former sessions, when these jobs
were attempted to be thrust upon them, has
sion, and the action Of the committee in repoe-
ting upon them win, IL IL believed, be considers-
bly, deayed greatly to the dismsy Of the speculs-
tors urEing them upon CeoQeG-Wssai,ssss
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Republican.
Total

This is a prospect good enough, as the Demo-
cracy will find it hard work to recapture any State
in our column, while we, with well-organized
campaign, shall certainly fight strongly, and with
fair chances, for New Hampshire Missouri, Indi-
ana, North Carolina, Oregon, besides making, if
we choose, q vigorous dash for little Delaware
Pkilddelpkia Press..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15

q Tho Washington (Kansas) Repxblicaa, for
the benefit of its patrons, explains the postal
laws. Among other things, it states that no
male matter shall be delivered until the postage
On it is paid That being the case, there are some
men we wot of, whose postage bill would be
enough to bankrupt them,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15

Two Saginaw youths called upon @sweet
girl and made rather protected stay: but when
the heavy father came down and throw . pail of
water in the Stove, they took il - hint that il
va. time to 60, md stood not upon The order Of
their going.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15
Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, }ss
DoxrHAS CoUxTY %
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kanxas
James Ralstsn 1 Piaintihi
James Delaware,
jesse Rsl..on, Defendant.
NOTICE h hereby given that w on the 18th day of
February, A. d. 1e72 between the hours Of 10 orlrk
A. and eciock p NJ Of aaid day st the door Of the
Court House I'm the city Of Troy in Donpan County STATE
Of Kansas offer for sae at public auction cash the f
lowing described real estate to wit Int three On in block
sxtyon t6D In the city Of White Cloud in Douphan
Co1nty state Of taken the property Of yes.e
kaiston and oec for sale 20 the highest bidder for cssh
the District Court tnr Doniphan County in the STATE Of
kanaaa n which Jaes Rastna aad ysses Delaware Ar
Plnnti6a, and Jesse Ralst0n II Defendant
Gfven under hand this l3h day Of January A. D. lsa
SAMUEL NAQUfLKEN
Sheriff Of D0nfphan County.
Prs fee 0io.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15
.ashington's Birthday. PeA.
FUaFy I'D. 1875

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n H. Dsict Cent e ths 6eesaA ynelal Dsse q u
oea1s q Kma ataing vifhia 81 - Dssiphaa Cslnty
Jss.i.h ns..a P's.aG 80
cssdscs Hes.s )DsSssAast
HVHB ~ CsnAses Ianns dsftsAsst vin take nstScs
thst the saiA Jsrsnaah ReaoA p1astiG - ths a Day
e sfJasassy. A. D. ls1 Als1 b the Clsrks e0cs q "a
Csur hii D<1tso ths ssA deenAan8 prayng TIA
She nsTYaes esasrss1 Dsw 0hang betvees - passsl
- delsasS ny bs sst sstde NJ msalsa - ags
60 tkerr6sf vnal shasses fe thfee yeass - pax
~ - asst vin futbse take i1eioe list sho uuse
seUsr - pseii0 bs6Rs IL ~ dey e March 4.
D. l974 - petteo vfD - Ahna = 10a - tu1Gnsnt
Vfl - tBkGn aocsFa11giy.
Dsss1 Jasasry M. 4. d 1en
D. his Atossey, =. Il xuI
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15

e We have received the first number of I. S.
KALLocH's paper, the Kansas Spirit, an s-page
weekly, published at Lawrence. 1t is devoted
mainly to Agriculture and homo affairs. Pub
lishing newspaper and keeping hotel are said
to be two of the hardest things in the world; but
KALLocH is likely to make a success of both.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15

UNPLEAsANTNEss WITH ENGIAND-The Eng
lish thought they had made good thing by the
Washington Treaty; but finding that the United
States has got her where she lives, she has been
fiaring up savagely, and threatening war. But
late reports represent that the tone is modera-
ting. The people of the United States appear
rather to relish the idea of a war with England,
- an event that would bring our domestic diff
culties to a harmonious termination.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15

B- Tie Lawrence Standard retracts its charge
that THOMAS H. Moore, of this County, sold out,
last Winter, on the Senatorial question. Inas-
much as the Standard got its information relative
to all the persons charged from the same source,
does it not think that all the parties may be
equally innocenti Had not the Standard better
hold on, next time, until it received evidence
from n truthful sourref
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15

q Some of the Eastern folks are again agita-
ting the question Of acknowledging GOD in the
Constitution. As He is not recognized by those
who make the laws, it is thought that He is en-
titled to some consideration in this Government.
But if it were done, the Passvists" would raise
howl about it, and try to prove that he was .
relative Of GRANT's!
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Sheri6's Sale.
STATE OF KANsAS L.,

Sheri6's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS l.,
DosIrnAx CouxrY
In the District Court for Doaiphan County State Of Rans
Dsna Fox, Plaintiff
D. W. Fiiaa }Des..dant
NOTICE b hershy Hvs. that vin on The 18th day of
Feos..ry A. isn betweea the hears q 10 e'clSck
CIt assss z - city q Trcy in DsaiPh.n County sssss
nAaeaA oer for eale ct public auctisa Tor c.sh the ~
bvfng descrbed real estate % wit Lot ten mon |. 49,
ssurse. 90 lot aye @ in baock thirteen u ios 1 10 =
bsock thtrteen I'D IN Iowa Point Dauiphan Counfv
- Tekea = the proPesty Of D. ". finn asd oGtrrd
or e . The highest kdder for cash sstsy certs.
md costa now Of reoosd IN tho District Courf
for DPhan County In the State of Kassaa n vich i'm
FOX PlnantG nd D. W. Finn b Defenisnt
i've snAer ~ Aasd. this i1ah day u Jan.sry A. D.
SAMUEL NAQUILKEN
4. PRlnY. Attsr.ey fsr PisnttG
Jsnaary le. le73-s9.
Pr,s fee Aaa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-15
9. ID. SLOANE,
AU UCTIONEER.

REiNJ N expereneed Aactioseer ths u,6svSi~,sd oE
- ~. ~ Z v1crs 70 al who nay require thsD ne vila
49, " onea 70 attend Public aalea Fsp nd oSSer
nsiSe e Aeesssacer e peeded CharEss satiafacso-
OFT 10. Vz-6 annn.vr
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JtgaI.
rRusrEE,s SALE.

UyHEREAS. James r.. Harris and Mary L
w Harris, his wife, aud William d. Harris,
by their certain deed Of trust dated til. 10th dizzy
II October, A. ID. ls10, and duly recorded in the
recorders Office for Lafayette county, In the
state al Missouri, in book number ), at page ~,
conveyed to the undersigned Trustee, The follow
ing described, real estate, situated in said coun-
~ and Slate, to-wit.
Ths west half OF III" southwest quarter of sec
ion eight -, AMI the west half .f the north
vest quarter Of section seventeen 90. in town
hip n.iy tlu) OF range twcnty-ciItd t2S), con
dining u:ir hundred :nG sixty tiGGl acres, whic.
aid rnn,ry-nc wsS made in trust to srCurc IN,
aymriii cfIhrtr certain prUnIissnry notes in said
iced ,Ii rr.,it'l, and wh,. w. said notes have be-
"ni' IL and rrInnin unpaid, Now, therefore,
Al the request oil the legal holder of said notes
and according &" the provisions of said decd OF
trust, ] will on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22SD, 4. d. 1872,
between t:t hours Of Hinr o'riuck in the fore
aeon AMI live O'clock in t,r afternoon Of said
'ay, IN front of the cuuri h"u-e .!o"i in the ciiy
ii IL Aihgi"n, Lafayette county, Missouri, pro-
Ell !" >rh tine above described ITopt rfy IA pub
IL %S"ndue, or so much th,rroT IL may hc ur""s-
airy TO Tia" highest bidder for cts, To satisfy sai't
'"irs, with all interest rriaii:inS unpaid ihrrr
n, together " it'll cost ai.I expenses al THIS frus.
rri-.'tl IiiD~ [. EIE!J~tE. Trustee
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, hrasi IS especially happy over the
defeat Of Banks.
Counterfeit postage-stamns have
attained u lsrge circulation.
A st. Louis girl, 4 after baking NJ,
her wedding cake, committed suicide.
JEFF. DaTis got one vote for Pres,
dent in Daup hin county, Penn.
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zoo

THiIiS farm IL located about SIX miles -
i dns south nj wsyerly. In the Vciy 3..dJ
best portion ri l.. -AyVttr county. IL con- E3mi
tains 10 Bascs, all inrIpscd by n good. MI
pine plank fence, and in u high state Of sulti.
Walton. The improvements are, u lnrge two
st0Ty frame dwelling, suitable tenant houses,
and all ths necessary ontbhildings, and con.
yeaiens.n Of q well reglLiie.l farm.
The faria Is IN q good irikhJprbo0d, convenient
10 schools. bas on it, thriving young orchard,
nnd IL nJundaI.tiy supplied With water. The
land i,as i,eeil Ia cultivation only n few years, IL
rich, frrsb, aud welt adapted 10 the growth Of
hemp and I'll he staple products.
ore and tso years, win, irn per ctsk ji19sl
St-fori nii particulars apply III Ills Once.
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A remorseless Terre IIautc man
is keeping a diary which was COM
menced by his great grandfather in
England, continued by his grand
father in the same country and on the
voyage across the Atlantic TO this
country, and by him kept up in the
United States till just before his
death, when his sou, the father of the
present diarist, took up the task and
brought it down to 1927, when the
present keeper began it,"
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NJ. Charles II. Mansur made a
most gallant, though unsuccessful
Ugh. for Congress in the ChiiIicothe
District. He made eighty-nre speech
es u never disappointed an aHdi-
snes sometimes speaking twice ? day
Inc District has always been consul
esed . hsrd one, rs II embraces five
OF the heaviest Radical counties In
Inc state, and go have come so ucar
carrying 1t for Democracy does credit
80 Nj. -Aansur's working ousIitI.s
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OLD LOVE-.

lnrct her, she was thin and old.
Che stopped and trod with io'tering feet;
Her locks were gray that once were gold;
: Here voice was harsh that once Was Seeti
Her cheeks were snnk-n AMI her eyes.
Robbed Of their Siriish light OF joy,
Were dim; I felt a strange surprise
That I bad loved her when n boy.
But yet n something in her air
Restored me TO ny youthful prime;
Ny heart grew young snd secm.-i 10 wear
Tie impress Of That long lost time;
I.took her wil;cl hand Ia mine,
lis touch Ewosr a world Il soy.
] kissed her " iih a r-yrreud Sigh,
For l had loved her when n boy!
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The slave trade is IN q more -four
ishing condition than it has been for
good many years. During the last
year 10000 slaves have been exported
from the eastern coast Of Africa, and
Ms the great maritime powers OF Eu-
rope, with the single exception of
Great Britain, have declined to CO.
operate with the United States for lis
suppression, it seems probable that
the traffic will increase rather than
decrease in the future.
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ApnlSIsTHaTRIx.s NOTICE..

7 ErTEI.S Of administration on the estate of
II John III. Fiilsrrcl, deceased, We're grant
90 10 The nnirr>,.n'd ON the 2sih aay OF October.
49,, by The Probate court OF LafI! cite county,
MI-s souri,.
~ persons having claims against said estate,
arc re- inirri :"rSn,i,lt them for allowance to tn"
Administrators within one year after the date OF
-h''ilrit'ra, Or they may be rrrciu,l,d fi,ni any
b"l"ii. ~ si:ch ,e;aie, and il such claims bc no,
-Abtpii"d within fhrrc wears from the date OF
SAID letters, they will I've forever barred.
MARY L. FirZGE;EL, ADMINISTRATIVE
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FINAL SE-ITLEMENT.

NOTiiE i hereby given TO all creditor. and
~ other, inter-. fed IN The estate of james \.
brennan, lt:. of Lafayette couI;l. in III state
"i -"uri, '!cc'a- Il. taat l.. ':r undersigned
n'dG!!Ui-ifI.riN OF sIid estate, intend To make 4
NAL settlement Of safe! estate at the january
term "i 'tr Probate cDtrt Of Lafayette county, 10
h- b. Itii. and held III III" count house, in the civ
Of Lexington, Ola The first Monday in JANUARY,
I-7.;. AMERICA VI. BRENNAN, -
IHninistfairiN Of James \ brennan deceased,
Lexington, Mo, Nov. I;th, ls1l.
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Notice

EiltE> tt-'amcn'ary upon tho estate n
- Jesse !,clh. deceased. We're granted TO IN,
Encouragement on The :6lh day If september,
~. hy the Probate court OF ;.aI:lv.t;c ,uu,tv'
Missouri.
-tttimrsons having claims against sad estate arc
rSQ L'rh 10 cNniDit them. iur allowance, To IN,
Executor. within one wear after liz. ,Iufe ni
sii'i l.iirrs, ur they may he pTgriu,le,i from any
zen ~ OF >'lch estate; sad 4! such Claims br no:
"Nh bii"'l Within three year, from The KAT. ursu;d
~lcttrr.. they viii lr forever barred,
DEL. Nv WILLIAM JpK>E. Executor
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FARM FOR

fVNiiiS IL q fine hemp farm. situated -
l. about six miles south west of Wa 3s.3
verify, containing 10 acres all in cuIfi- Eami
Walton, well inclDse't and with con--U.A.
rcnient cross fencing. The Improvements are
all new, consisting Of q sooi and convenient
dwelling, harm. &c. There ar~ on the place sew
erai h'indrcd bearing fruit trees. The farm IL
on.cnicnt 10 schools. ani has on it nm abun-
dsnt supply of water. The land is fresh, ard
during The few years IL has been in cultivation.
RMS 900 cash, and the balance in live
annual Iayin-nts, with ten per cent. intsrrst.
For full Information .iniv Mt this office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. notice..

ErTEKa ri administration on Ike estate nj,
IL .',hh Vi R%uiiDIri, deceased, we're granted TO
the GHI rrN:civd ON tiir Iri day Of Orstlcr, lS..,
.! N ir"'iit',, conf Of Lafty cite county. Mo.
All lcr-"us huying clal,ns against said estate
are rrquIr"ti - exhibit them for aiiowaucr to ,h,.
administration, within one year after the ,Iatc OF
,ii'i letters, %: they miy h" rrrcludr'i frnm IN,
l''iith' 81 -icii estate; ag'i ii S;IrE cl,i.u- liz nj;
-Nhih,ir'l WITHIN three years from the ,il.c of said
~irltrrs, they will h. forever barred.
AIrIlEt> l.. HERRING, Administrator.
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Ex..CuTun,s notice..

Et'E.ttT t:stam mary upon the estate of
II G-"r-" Helms, deceased, w-r. granted To
'Ic undersigned iy the Probate court, of I..fay-
rft" county, on im' Iii hay of October, lS12.
-A!i PERSONS having claims against said estate,
::- required 10 exhibit them tor allowance to tin
:.\rc'l"r, wIfi:la "lIr year after the date of said
letter, "r they ma! br lrrclutlr,! from any hrn-
'lii "i >hrtt>'aie: :'Id il snr!i claims !- not cN-
t,i!hitet withiu ihrr. wears from the date of said
letter, in"! Will BE- forever barred.
octsl-lM WIN Il. Ei,L\S. Executor
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.ADn,N1sTrlTon,s YovICE.

tIIEi.~ 81 administration uIon the estate oi
IL VIM. J. iiu.Iori, ,irr'd. were. Granted In th,
n!r:"r=iG:I-'i =. the pr"iai- court OF L.,,.yrit.
county, on tn. ifl day "f September, lS... All
srf>p:is i:aViIE claims against said estate arr.
required e" i'Tc ,rnl thrm To- sand court for al
iuSlEtc within one year from this date, or Tho
may be lrrria'l'h, and il said claims ayr not pr..-
barred.
lllJMisA McII.EARY, Administrator
cD'yf-t,y
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The Rev. Robert Col!ycr vespect-
fully wishes that ''all whisky shcps
were down in hell, chained up in the
bottomless pit for q thousand years.
and a new chain ready for them 1t
she expiration Of that timc.'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

The Cincinnati Commercial thinks
that en- American Pope may succeed
Plus TX. There are reasons for be.
;icving that Archbishop Purcell may
be this prelAte who VIII next fill the
chair Of St. Peter.
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TuCE.

EilEliS trstamcntary upon the estate OF
- Emily Reeves ,drr'h. were granted to the I'M
uer,iSnei by the Probate court OF Lifuyttrr
county, on the Eth day OF June, Is.s. All
I'trs"ns having cini!ns against said estate are
required 10 present them 10 said court for
aii"w:nrr within one year from this ,latr or they
may lie prccirl ii, and IT said claim, ale moi
presented wit!!in three years thy will be forever
barred. THOMAS IL. BAiLlSS, Executor.
Uctl3-tw
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The president ha. appointed Mr.
william Patrick Us di,tr;c, 80.
nsy 1T St.Louis iu place OF Ch.,,"rm
Krum, elected judge Of the cir.nt;
court. His competitor, We uudsr
stand was Fletcher.
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ORDER Of FERTILIZATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, L.
LAFAYETTE COcNIr, Ses.
term, 1872.
Now at this day comes Hiram N. Blcdsoc,
~, administrator OF thr estate OF John l..
~ dsoc, deceased, and presents to the Court
tMH rriifion, praying for All order FIR
TIE naic of 80 much OF the real estate of said
decreased rs will pay ant satisfy the rrniIin-
iis n,hts H'ue by said estate and get unpaid for
"..ht Of sufficient assets, accom- panied by the
acroua's, lists and inventories ryquirc,t by law
IA -lien eases; on examination whereof 1t il or
arirt mai AL p"r.o's interested In said estate be-
ho'iiif't 'fLii application rs aforesaid has been
mats, and that unless the CONTRARY be shown on
or beiorr the irs' day of the uexf term of this
curt, To ID" hcl'i on ihe first Mondsy In Janunrv,
Ls,', an order will br made for The sale Of Tic
Whole, or 50 much Of the real estate Of said dc.
said debts.
And it 10 further Ordered that this notice he
libi'-ft~i 10 some newspaper In this State for
four Weeks before The he&i term ofthis Court.
\ true copy, attest:
9ess.at JOHN u BURDEN. Clerk.
RATancS 4 GRAVES, Aiforncys.
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We have heard it said a number Of
times tina. Mr.. Greeley is the worst
beaten candidate who ever ran for the
Presidency. This is a mistake. Scv-
eral candidates have received fewer
electoral votes than he will obtain.
lr 1882 Henry Clay only had thirty
nine electoral votes. In 1910 Martin
Van Buren,, running for reelection rs
President, had but sixty votes. In
1852 General Winfield Scott had
forty-two votes. In 1864 General
Mcclellan had t~wenty-one, and in
1865 Horatio Seymore had eighty
lind. News.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
FINAL

NOittl: hereby given 10 all persons inter-
~ ,"stc't In the estate Of G.or2c Gillespie, de-
.ra.tr', that the undersigned administrator. will
apply 81 III" n'af tenn of the Probate Court OF
Lafayette county. TO lie begun aud held nj Lex.
Layton, Mo. on tine isf Monday in JANUARY, ls.3.
TO MAKE II lnai settlement OF sail estate.
CHAs. N. THOMAS,
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

The editorial page Of the New
York Herald has improved since the
death Of Mr.. Bennett.