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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-24
Weather Rannr,.
nv,,,, WAA DEPARTlIESR,
M yOIIIcH PTns CHnR SIaNAL OFYIcrn.
PROBABILITIES

FRoBABrLTTTEa.
Pleasant weather with southwesterlv
winds will probably continue on We'd.
nesday in the Southern and Gull States
AN a, area of the lowest barometer down
the St Lawrence valley, with clouds and
ram over New York and New England.
Fartly cloudy and pleasant weather will
prevail from Pennsylvania to Virginia
with a rising barometer and clearing
weather west Of Lake Huron. An area
OF low barometer with local storms dimin.
ishing in force, will move eastward Tues.
day night into central Illinois. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-24
Attempted Robbery in Preston Co

To the Editors Of the Intelligenccr.
Some persons made an attempt to break
into the store Of Hagans s. Hartley at
Independence, West Va, on the night of
the 18th inst, by boring through the win.
dow shutter, but were frightened off by
Mr. s Harley firing his revolver through
the window. They were making good
'headwaY, and would have had the win.
dow open in q few minutes. Unfortunate.
ly none Of them were killed or wounded
SO far as known. AS yet there Is no clue
as 10 who they were.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-24
River NaWs.

,DGSoS GSSONSS4TIY MN !9lY July 2S.-River 1s feet 0
LOUISVILLE, July 23.-River. risIro
steadily; z teet3 inches in the canal.
ieet 2 inches in the chute. Weather
warm; indications oirain tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-24

"a LARGE and shady brick gentIeman's
residence In the country" Is advertised
as good place for summer board.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-24
PHILADELPHIA.
ALDERMAN N'MULL1N SHOT BY A PARDON.
EDaCoNvICT,

AIDEhMAN u MULLIIN bHUT By PAHDUN'
EDscoNvIoT.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Last night
the notorious Alderman McMullen was
shot in the breast by Hugh Wara, o re.
Gently pardoned convict, and Is not ex.
pected to recover. The shooting occurred
in tavern adjoining the .Moyamensing
hose house, where the anniversary exer.
cises ot the company were in progress
McMullin had followed the man for the
theft Of boquet into the tavern, when
the shooting took place.
= LATER.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-McMullen Is
Better and will probably recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-24
The WIlIiamsport Strikers..G oternor
Geary Calls Out the Militia.
THE THREATENED RIOT SUPPRESSED

HARRGsBURG, Pa, July 23.--The Gov.
ernor, in a proclamation, declares that the
acts OF the Williamsport strikers are un-
lawful, and directs the military to hold
themselves in readiness to enforce the law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-24
by rELE0 RAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
E1elusirely to the Intelligence.

Rgthe WesteEn Union Lima. rs
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sts
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
Judge Woodson Puts Him.
self Right.

In our last issue we alluded to a
charge made by the Radical press
against Judge Woodson, Democratic
candidate for Governor of Missouri.
in connection with certain railroad
transactions in Buchanan county.
Judge WoodSon has since come out
in a lengthy reply to his assailants.
which we publish in full on IL first
page. We trust all will give it a
careful reading. VIZ do not conceal
the fact that our preference would
have been for a candidate in no way
connected with any such transaction.
We have seen in our own county
how men could rob the people, yet
when called to account, put such a
fair face on every thing as would
make them appear public bcnctac-
tors. An acquaintance with these
plausible tricks induced us to read
Judge Woodson's explanation with
great care. We think it is altogether
satisfactory. 1t will be seen that he
cffectuaily disposes OF the charge OF
bribing II of the county judges. a
also Of the charge that he (Woodson)
was acting at the same time as agent
of the court and of the railroad.
Unless further developments shall
,iiscrcdit his statements, the Demo-
Gratis of Missouri will find nothing III
The way Of an enthusiastic support OF
The nominee of their convention.
Nothing indicates nor clearly the
higher moral position occupied by
The Democrats and Liberal Rcpubli-
cans as compared with that of their
advcrsaries, than the personal purity
required of their respective candi-
hates for office. Radical papers think.
and justly too, that tkcy have found
enough to crush the strongest Demo
crat in such a charge rs was brought
against Judge Woodson, yet their
own nominees at the same time 60
laden down with accusations blacker
and more disgraccful than this. Yet
no attempt is made to refutc them.
thus the sincerity aud moral eleva-
ton Of the reform movement receive
heir best v~indicatiou from the
assaults Of its enemies.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
r~ic,orr. Iu;,o;s "a ablaze from Lake

victory; Illinois is ablaze from Lake
Michigan to the Ohio. Geo. Alfred
Townsend, the brilliant correspon-
dent of the Chicago Tribune, in
glowing language describes the polit-
zeal regeneration going on in Michi-
gan. 1t is ia these states that Liberal
Rcpublicanism will develop it; real
strength. 1t is the broad liberal
minded men of the West we sec Tost
frequently rising above old prejudi-
res, and ranging themselves to meet
the living issues of the day. lfPcnn-
svlvania does not vote Democratic
next month. it will be due to the
strength Of tho "Protection inhu-
cncc. The prospects for victory
however in the old keystone state
were ncver brighter. New York
with her magnificent electoral vote
is conceded to Greeley. Df the
southern states only three give Prom
Use of going for Grant, viz : South
Carolina, Louisiana and perhaps
Mississippi, aud ever in these nigger-
ridden regions we fancy there is
being fixed up a first class surprise
for the virtuous Administration man-
ayers. In what has already occurred
see nothing then thai should dis
troy confidence in Grccley's strength.
But we do see much to warn all
Democrats and Liberals TO 20 to
work with more earncStncss and
and above all with more system.
There was too much of Il disposition
in the outset to regard victory as an
assured thing, without II extra
cxcrtions being used. The fallacy of
this is now manifested. Certain dis
contcntcd Democrats. too, had little
inevitable grumhling TO do. This
found a vent at Louisville: and from
this on we may look for harmonious
and vigorous action on the part of
all the elements opposed to Grant.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE pF Mi>-pi ri.
touNIl or LArAluIIE. 80
IN tiir iIicatf = "irt 81 Lafayette" county, Aug
term, Is.s. :Hi day. August II'h. l>5s
August u Iiik"y. surviving partner Of Augr St.
Il. Blink and Jane, T.. MrIly, partners
uni.r Ia, ~fyIv nf Mrily S,o., vs. Jiinrs W.
Walker, Jr.
NO thu sa;! Jsmas " Walker, .r You IRE
} h,r,hs n"llii,i thIl said plaintii I'm. com.
petition AMI aliLrInirnl, alleging Tint plaintiff
: surNl'Im<l ir'u.r "a, aforesaid, "n rhr 18th ,tiy
II Au-u>f. $50. IN fur Circuit iuurt ol Milissr
'"ti','H, ' Ir-inia, received Il judgment against
k"u tor ne gum ~ i'riN S'-luJlriiaT- " ith Interest:
'h'r."!i from tie litI DAY II Junr, I-5g, til piii,
an 'nht :! ~ thr iSgrs..at" tu SIN g,-l0O dollars
''iAt ~i.'! IA isin u, stu 4 III ANS IN full force AMI
i">at,-tir'l AMI Ia lltiutil..
Ahl tN' pray r ct sand u iItlun j. that plaintiff.
may ii.'v lldSiIIH nj i"r IL" amounts above ex-
tr,s'y'i "iti' 'ihIits"s, int ret, a.d COSTS
ANA You ar Iurinvr notified thai your prop
rriS hts been attached. aud ,inlrs, sou
Il The court house iI ia. city ui l.. ~\inytnn, On
ne >rCu.d lay at Dee, ml,.r u vt, and on
~ before i,C >LAta ,iIy thereof, II the
,rhi shall 81 long continue, aud il not ih,n
h!"r'' IA" cGt al The tenn. .u'i guI-w,r saif
i"tHi"'l, tii" sam viii hr utk,n for confessed.
mt JwI-m M Val Der mlrrr,i against YOU, and
s"rr lrurcrts sold IT, IT i~iN I- an
Ahd Al l. further brI 'rt,i iIIl a copy hereof be
"r...i"'i IN tn Lexington W,,Aiy InI. III .cnrrr,
ne" pap T print' d an -I.t county ut IaiINrtie.
Tor l'iir weeks shrc, ,s.yriy. Ia" LI-t Insertion v,
D. 1t least four wrrk~ before tar conm,mcrmcX
-! .1r nrNi term nfthI~ court.
y iru" copy, attest
II. l. E~ARkSDAI.E, Clerk
49, By { u. DANIEL, u. &.
W i. X !. e. WOHJ, uiInrn, \. far ull;n, n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
Registration Notice
STATE OF. MISSOURI, isct.
COUNTY or LAFAYETTE, e''
To all whom il Way Conccrn:

To all Whom il May COnccrn:
NOTICE is hereby given that thu Registration
~ Of Voters, untcr the act entitled Ian act 10
provide for a uniform registration OF voters; che
appointment OF Jud: Of Election and repeating
all former acts relating thcreto,'' approved
March 10th, ISL, will be held at the place. OF
is LEXINGTON TOWNSHIP
At Engine House, Old Lexington, on the eth,
sth, 9th, 10th and llth days oil October. lsi2 y
L. Il. Wallace, Register.
At the Court House on the eth. s:h. 9Th. 10th
and Nth days OF OCTOBER, le.- Il: H"nr: !uIner,
IN MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP.
At Waveriy, on the ;th, s'h; et,, 10Th and I'M
days of october, ls.., ny {. Patterson. Register,
IN " row N<iIY,
tobcr, lS.2. 10y Levi / abbot. K gi>t"r.
A Dover. on III, - .'' and win days .. oc-
Al Pag, city ON tie ~. s'!' and "th days "i
's'oher~ Isl IL I Eiyi !; ~, %4.t S,I 'iaS,''sF
~ Higglnsvili~ OF ire iii, sh and 9TH days OF
October, is7?, hyJ /. powhing, l~;c-i-trr
AT ~ciin"! House nan Frs,nk C"nrr. on the .th.
sth and "th days OF 'Ic.o6er, ls.!, by Frank CUf-
IL clay TOWNSHIP,
At Grecnt,n, on the IN, III and 9th aays OF
orI It IS, is.3, by w WIN 9he = IN N. ~ s"1 y i;| 5,y. r,
October, lS.2. by itichIrl Carr, Register
NNapnleon, on III. 7t,. Slh ami mh days OF
''''''<' is SWvItAS>Int.Nr,Ir;oN 'TiSGW%S'imiIir.
At W"lienbarS' - school Hguec- On the Iih
StIl and 9iI DAY al October, l>':, by j. X Nc
'tkl-ii1lA' fsE@'Ea
At WHsat!"y :, school H.lsr. on the 7th, srh
ami g,h lay october. iH:2, by T.. II. illrrrlsUn,
N FREEDOM TowyHp,
AZ Hr'.hnl'> so: "l m ~ ~ili an! n:h
day ol October, Isl, b! Chris, Npcrl'er, i:cgis-
tcf.
Al AuIlyi!lc. On III" 7,h. stA anL nh days Of
October, i>... 10y -. \. i,3,l-.'y.!y. R~-Slstrr.
N ~\I-A-l:t!t TOW &~IIiI'.
.NtS j Andrews st,rt. ga i:ir .iI. III and nth
days Of October, ie.2, by " 1. Anderson, Reg
lister.
Mount Hope, on the Iih. Sth and 9Th lays OF
Ort"hrr. iS7!, ny i"i,Art BIr'l'or, Register.
And noii.x is hereby given that al person.
who fail - register at The prcscnt registration,
ar declared from voting at the election to b.
held ON tls 9TH lay OF November, y. ID. iS12.
by order OF the County Court vi Lafayette
county. Attest
JAMES O'GbRN AZ. Clerk.
BY l.. y. DULIN, Deputy.
s..-Is-,r
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
Carl Schurz.

Hurrah for the Germans! They
move slowly but mighty solidly !!
Averse to change, yet when they do
face about there's a revolution. The
German was the strongest element
in the old Republican party. 1t was
strong in numbers. strong i'll purpose
and strong in honesty. Abraham
Lincoln was borne into Office upon
their sturdy shoulders, and when the
war came, their patient, uncomplain-
ing courage was the maim stay of the
Union cause. During all the vicissi-
tudes of reconstruction they still re-
manned true to their old party,
although ut times sOrcly gricvcd by
the unprincipled acts of the majority.
1t was not until it became evident to
the duilest comprehension that the
permanent degradation Of the South
crm people ami the complete annihi-
lntion Of the last vcstige of state
rights were tic cherished projects of
tiltiI a. NiSli
with their wonteu caution com
mcuccd their %Overtures for an alli-
ancc with the Democratic party.
That that alliance has at last been
fully consummated is due to the ef-
forts of Carl Schurz more than any
For our years his eloquent
voice has been heard in cxpostula-
ton, in admoniiiol and cntreaty 10
both Germans and Americans. He
is listened to by both as no other
statesman has been listened To since
the days of Webster and Clay. In
the present campaign, SchurZ Is do
ing the work of n host. In North
Carolina, in Missouri, in Illinois, in
Indiana, in Ohio, he multiplics him
self in labors. Everywhere thou
sands flock to hear him and 90 away
charmed by his cloqucncc and III
structch by his wisdom. The extent
of his influence is seen in the super
human efforts of the Administration
p~artlSaiS to break him down. The
ready arrows of their cnrcnomed
malice have been concentrated upon
him. But against one clothed as he
is in the IN Of p rfrct honor and
integrity such attacks avail nothing.
1t will only operate to draw the Ger
mans in closer pllalauX around him.
They know him. and honor and trust
him, and will lot see him sacrificed.
The Radical papers are already boast
ing that the defeat of Greeley will be
the death blow to Schurz' prospects.
They thus furnish another reason
why the Germans should and
will rally to the support of the Lib
eral ticket.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
ORDER DE- PUBLICATION,

s coSsT. on u fnss1sITn. SIS:
In the Circuit Court OF Lafayette eop,,v
: August term, ls1s. I'D day, August asth, Iss'
HORACE Treat
James T. johnson, Mitchell \, Moore and (b,.
II. Mendenffall.
vTNO said James T. johnson and Charlie m
MendcDhall: You are hereby noti6cd ~,
said plaintiff has commenced suit agains, Msass
and said Mitchell A Moore In said court bv -,
ton, the object and general nature OF whirh 4.
TO obtain y Judgment and decree dlvestins ~
title out ofHnd from the defendants and each ~
them, IN and to the following described vi
estate, situate in Lafayette county, to-wite ~ NJ
northwest quarter of the southeast au.rf.r y,
section twenfy-nine ts9l in township tnr,, ). "
uSl, OF range twcnty-elght t2S), c.ni,;,..sus
forty acres more or less, and passing TO md mug
ing in said plaintin his heirs and assigns fa, .sss.
the fee simple title in and 10 said rial estate a
And you are further notified that unisss
appear at the next term oil said court TO h. h,,!ou
at the court house, in the city of Lrxinrtnnue n
the and day of December next, anS %
before the sixth day thereof, If the term shah of
long continue, and If not then brf1re m. -nise
the term, and answer said petition. ihs aaW
will be taken Tor confessed. and in5,ssAlne
will be- rendered against You in .,,'
the prayer of said petition.
And Il is further ordered that a co,,y ber~o,
printed in the Lexington Weekly lniellIrensa,e
printed in said county of Iafsrssa
for four weeks successfully, the las, iusrrt;'euss,
be ut least four weeks before the comm.ne.oun
of the next term of this court.
a true copy, attest:
II. l.. BARkShALE, Clera
sepli-st BY Z. u. DANIEL, u -
Wallace & Mitchell, attorneys for plaintin
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MiSSoGM, S.:
In the Circuit Court of Lafayette County. ,r,,.,
Term, ls12. 9Th day, August II III, ls.s ~
John &. Walker VS.. James w. Walker.
ITO the said James W Walker. You ar. h.r,-
notified that said plaintiff has c0n.m,ns.s!!
euIt against yon In said court iy pr,Iiion ~
attachment, alleging that ON the llth s,x ~
February, ISIS, you executed !u said nlsin,;r
your bond for The sumo Of six hundred and tWrntr
three dollars and twenty cents, that ON m. ia
day of February, lSja. you paid Ga said bonJ ~.
sum oftwcnty live dollars, that the balance of.,II
bond il still due to p%laiptiI.
And the prayer of said petitioner, that t'sin,iS
may have Judgment against You tor the bai,nr.
due on said bond, with interest ir";n the istr az
said credit.
And you are further notified that yuur pro srrr
has been attached, and unless You ayltrsr n ~
next term Of said court To be- hui,len nj The c1u-.
house in tn. city of Lexington, on The "a dsy AZ
December next, and on or before the ,Ath IA,
thereof, ifthc term shall 81 long continue. ans h
not then before IN. end of thu term, and snsw,,
said y .titinn the same viii bc taken Tor confessed
and Judgment will he rendered agains, Won ANA
your property sold 10 satisfy thu same.
And it is further uri'rrd that a COPY hereof
be printed in the Lexington Weekly llt.lljvrn.
Ger, newspaper printed in said county of L'afs-
y,ttr, for -four weeks successfully. The In,
Insertion Ito D." at least four weeks before ihr
commencement ut THE hcXt term Of this court.
A true copy, :ttrst.
II, l.. B%ARKsDlLE, Clerk
sSptlt-st BY { u; pANirL, u e.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18

The Jackson County Court has rat
iiic't the transfer of the charter of
the Kansas City and Clinton branch
of the Tcho and Nco>hn r.. r. I o the
*. {. NJ. 4 NJ. Il. Il. Co.. and it is
said that the liz bonds vet in the
hands of the financial agent of Jack
son county will be turned over TO
them and that the road will be spccd.
lily pushed to completion. Such
we positively refuse to credit.
We have 40 faith in the new dirccio-
rv. besides the shape in which I q.
old directory left the rr,.l- II this
county prrcludrs II idea that il can
be completed without aid that
the present company cannot get Ell
Their from CaSS county or any of the
counties south ofus. We look upon
the new move with suspicion. for
though ut preset III injunction is
sustained. our bonds are in the lanGs
of ihc company somewhere. aud if
%rasrriitv can ever compel us to pay
them, rascIlitv will not be slow to
act. The whole thing Will bear
watching, and we intend to watch il.
tCass Co. Courier.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, 49,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court "i I.ainvc;tc county. Angina,
term, l>I2 9TH DAY, August nh, lisa
Thomas C.. 81. dsoc We. 7. Collin, Moore
Tpthc said I Collins Miurr: luu are h,r.hv
/ notified that said plaiutif h- commrnc,s
II suit against You in sad court hy petition apJ
attachment, alleging HAT H0u are indebted IN
said plaintiff Tor ~surNiIr l,u,l, red AS real
estate agent IN the sum al one hundred dollar,
(SlO0), aIt thu prayer of said petition is ihs,
Judgment may be rendered against You for suid
INN and i~ni"r",t
Ant YOU are itlIthc" notified hat Your property
hs, been attached, and uI!r>s YOU alJrur III The
nvNt term Of sl.d cuuri 10 lac holden
At til" court house, in the city uf Lexington. ON
TIL 2Iti ia. al December nrNt, aud on ~ b, for
the sixth dN thereof, IfiIc term shall So ~,
4tiuur, and iin"i, then bcipr, th. md of n
irTiu. inglauswcr said PETITION, the SAM viii b..
taken for confessed. and judgment viii he rem.
ier"i against You for suid one hundred DOLLAR
and the Interest due thereon
And 1t i iurthrr ordered that II copy hereof be
printed la tn Lexington Wt,k ly Int, iii ucrr, a
i"w .l,alrr printed Ia -a.i county ui LAFAYETTE,
Tor four weeks ~ucrUa>ivvly, The la. i~..lvti,u 10
Jc nj least four weeks before the cOn.mrncrment
If the next term at ihi, court.
AirIe cor! attest
HI. BhRN- DALE, Clerk.
by 4. u. pNNIEL. u. l..
AIrNnndrrA Lhiirs, aithra /, = Tor plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
Double Homicide.

\ correspondent at Pao!a, Kansas.
writes that a double homicide oc-
cured four miles south of Stanton, in
Miami county. Kansas, on the night
of the 9th instant. The victims were
Caleb Shcarcr and his " daughter.
Il married woman. In consequence
old family feud, Shcarer attack
cd and killed his daughter. and also
dangerously wounded his own wife.
His son-in-law thcrcupon killed the
father. Shcarrr had lived twenty
years in this nci@hborhood, and was
well OIL" The son-in-law was also
wounded, but not dangerously
[Globc.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
Resigned.

Colonel Vim. +. Gilmore has re.
-igned his position as candidate for
lieutensnt-Govcrnor and Charles =.
Johnson. Esq, Of st. Louis, has beer
',ai on in his place. Col. Gilmore
vas not eligible, not having been IN
,c State V c years as the con,titu-
ION requires. We regret the ncccsi-
., that forces Col. Gilmore from the
'ocket, Tor he is acceptable TO the De-
as any man Of his party. Mr..
Johnson /. 4 man Of fine abilities.
Id in every way qualified for the
POSITION TO which lie will be elected.
Iicn q very liberal minded man, aud
viii prove as acceptable as any man.
- ie il a Democrat at heart. The
ket may now be regarded as finish
81, and all that is left for us TO do is
!" go to work and elect our whole
cket by from 1900 to 10000 ma
i,:ity.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
William II. Russell.
tn. Missouri, Republican,

From tn: Missouri Republican.
Among tho pioneer business men of
Missouri very few have had n more
active or influential career than Will
liam ii. Russell, who died ut the resi-
dcnce of his son, john W. Russell.
Esq, at Palmyra, on the 10th inst.
For over forty years a resident of
Western Missouri, he has been wide
" known as Il merchant, trader and
contractor. Commencing life with
no capital save his energies and in
tcgrity, he built up a trade at Lex
ington, Missouri. in connection with
William b. Waddcll, who died Il few
weeks ago at Lexington, and Alex
ander Majors, who remains the only
survivor of the celebrated firm of
Russell. Majors & Waddcll.
This firm carried freight for the
government and the mails from the
Missouri river to Salt Lake and the
Pacific. They built up an enormous
trade throughout the Western terri
tories, Utah. Colorado. California and
Oregon founded and sustained at
their own expense the Pony express
from ST. Joseph to San Francisco.
and blaZcd the way for the great
overland railway by establishing the
Central Overland California and
Pike $ Peak Express Company. Mr..
Russell has been in bad health for
several years. His memory Will long
be cherished in Missouri for his zen
erouS conduct i'll all his dealings, his
fidelity to his friends, his numerous
charities to the poor, his interest III
aiding to educate poor Young men
and women, ont of his purse. his I'M
ostcntatious life. and the misfortuucs
which came upon him from sources
beyond his control, and which could
never injurc him in the esteem of
those who knew the noble heart of
the man. He was Il man of rcmarka-
bic vi@or. and his powers of cndur-
ancc. aud the boldneSs of his opera
tons caused h'stlitc to be cvcnttul and
exciting. May he rest in peace.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
ORDER or FERTILIZATION,

:. AfE ~ MISSOURI
LAfANEITE 'oTSTY, -
IN me lr'btir Court III Lafayette county. NJ
souri, July i'iinuriri term. IS72 August Il
Nov al this day comes Alfred Major smd
- ..ti'tin Major, administrators ui the t. ht
81 'tt-rph VI. Major, deceased, anl PRESENTS 10
ne t"'ri Their PETITION, praying FOR an order for
-" eair al -" much of the II, al estate of laid
deceased Il VIII pay aud satisfy th,. r.main-
ing u"''t. 's'lr by said estate anil YET unpaid Tor
Mait "i >tlilicinnt assri-, accom- panied by III,
icrp'tntS, lists AMI inventories REQUIRED by aw
"a s'eh cases; on Nomination " Il, rruf il l. or
'''i!,i maj All persons Interested in SAID rS.a'ibe
n"'ihri thht application a. ufDrrsaiti has zen
tltar, hhuthat unless the contrary be show on
or hri'r" The first day uf the next tenn Ui his
giiri, 10 h" held IN tn first " Jn,liy in O:L Der,
~, an "ricr will 10 made for III" sale o. .ihc
Nh"!", on 50 much of thr rral estate of sai,' fs.
said debts
AND II is further ordered that This noiicslt
puh'i>hrri IN SUnic nCwsl,ip,r in thi. Stilr fol-
iuur weeks before the next term of this Cou,a
y iri!e copy, attest:
ELDEIDGE BI-RDEE.
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