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II had known in the morning -
How wsarily all the day,
Tns words unkind would trouble my mind
That / said when you went away,
I had been more careful, darling,
Nor given you needless pain;
But we vex our own with look and tone
We might never take back again.
For though in the quiet evening
You may give me the kiss Of peace,
Yet II might he that never for me
The pain of the hear: should cease,
How many go forth at morning
Who never come at night!
And hearts have broken for harsh woruS SPoAe"
That sorrow can meier set right,
We have careful thought for the stranger,
And smiles for the sometime guest;
But off for our own the bitter tone,
Though we love our own the best.
Alb! lips with the curve impatient.
All. brow With the shade discern.
'rwere . cruel fate were the night too late
To undo the work OF morn!-
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IONDAi. the 9th DAY of SCI
TEMHER. a. ID 1872
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY, -,
In tn" Probate Court of L.af,vr,,r county Mis-,
souri,, July adjourned term, 1872 August, u
NOW at this day comes Alfred Mni,r and
~ Lhcian Major, administrator OF th. cs,u,.
"i 1nsrph VI Major, deceased, and presents tc
the Court their petition, praying for IN order fn,
ne sale OF SO much Of the real estate of said
decreased AS Will pay and satisfy the remain.
ing debts due by said estate and vet unnaid fr
YAM "i s,'icirn1 assets, accompanied by the
h"cnmh's, Isl, ana inventories required by law
ueita ma, All persons interested IN said c,.at. be
'ho'iiicd Ina, application as afnresaid has L.rn
maze, an that unless the contrary I.r shnyrn 81"
or bci"fc me hIst day OF the next term of This
,niirt. 10 De held on! the first Monday in October.
~, an order viii he made for tn. ,,ir ~ ~,
whole, or 50 much Of the real estate of s,;,i d..
ceased as Will he sufficient for tn. payment ot
sail debts. f"'"'"' vi
And 1t is further ordered that th;. motto. In.
puhiiniIrti IN some newspaper in this stat. far
iot,r weeks before the next term ofthis ,',ur, "
y true copy, attest:
ELDRlDGE BURDEN.
an, ia
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aaTICE.

| N6TlcE l., hrr.hy given that letters testa-
~ m"ntary ni,o, the estate of Nancy l;i,,lsoe
deceased, iaIc of LAFAYETTE county, have been
granted to the undersigned, Isaac 4. Bledsoc,
Ing date the 18th day of July, ~. ID. 49,. All
persons having claims against said estate are
within one year after the date of said letters.
or they may be pr-cludci from any benefit from
such estate, and If such claims be not exhibited
| within two years from the date of the pubIica-
ton Of this notice. they will be forever barred
ISAAC n. BLEDSoE, Executor.
August ;th. 1s12.
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NOTICE..

A Ill persons Interested are hereby notified,
"A that I the undersigned will on the 18th day
of October A. ID 1s72. between the hours OF o
O'Clock In the forenoon and 5 O'Clock In the af-
terun0n Of that day. proceed in the presence OF
the County Surveyor and two Justlces0f the Peace
Of Lafayette county, State of Missouri. to take
III" deposltions Of witnesses To perpetuate testi-
in0ny and TO establish the quarter section corner
between sections - aud ;s of township 50 north
OF range - west Of the 9Th principal meridian,
In pursuance Of the statutes of the state Of Mis-
souri In such cases made aud provided.
septll-Jt CuAS. NJ.
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NOrICE

EITEE> f"stam .ntary nn the es;rf. of Levi
II Nc:!r, deceased, were granted Ia the mn,
'rrsisnr'l on the elih day OF May, Is1., b,
fhr Probate tourt al LAFAYETTE cuunIv, Mo.
All persons having claims against >,ii cstut,
ir" required to exhibit them E.r allowance To m,
executor, within one year AFTER the date of sni,
letters, or they may be prrc!ndsi from any brnr.
IL Of sIc!, estate; sad IL such claims he not ey.
aibltrd within twu years from the date of SAID
letters they will hr forever barred.
M. 6Si5 ISAAC NiALE, Executor
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1eaal.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Monroe workup, Franklin
w Workup, Thomas WOrkup, Martin Scott
and John Gross, trustees Methodist Is p. African
Sd day of April, A. D.. 1870, and recorded in
Deed Book No. ), ut page (3l9) three hundred and
nineteen, in the Recorders Office for Lafayette
Trustee, the following described tract or parcel
OF land. situated, lying and being in Lafayette
lot of srsund lying on the west side of Mill
on the cas-, by said Mill street, seventy-lour
90 feet; thence due west one hundred and forty
Q40) feet, extending on tina south to Solomon
Cox's line or farm, and on the north to q lot now
ner of the lot on which the Dover Baptist church
stands, running south on a line with Mill street
sixteen feet (b), thence west one hundred and
forfy-'isht NiS) feet, north sixteen (l6) feet,
thence east one hundred and forty eight uis) feet
to the beginning.
Also, twenty feet of ground taken of the sou:l,
side OF lot No. for!y-iive H5), and adjoining the
lot upon which the Dover Baptist church now
stands, being twenty t2O feet wide and one hum
drrd and thirty-three and IA half u33k) in length,
on which Is situated u brick church building;
Which said conveyance was made in trust to
secure the payment of Il certein promissOry note
therein describc'; and whereas, said note has
hrcuine due and remains unpaid, now, therefore,
IN pursuance of the provisions of the said con-
vtyancr, and nj the request Oh the legal holders
oil said mote, / Will, on
THURSDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1872,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and five O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, in
front OF tn. court house door in the city of Lex
ington, Lafayette county, Missouri, proceed to
due to the highest and hes: bidder, for cash, to
satisfy said note and interest, and the cost and
expenses OF executing this trust.
jy24td f.. A. ASBURY. Trustee.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT.

TOTICE II hereby given % al persons Inter
esied In the estate Of wiiheiminn, Anna,
Edward, Luezs, Caroline. Ern,sfiHe and
August Leeschwring, minors, that the Under.
signed guardian Of the persons and estate Ut
said minors. has hlcd hl. account for gnsl
trrm Of the Probate court Of Lafayette
county. Mo, and will spply ut the mex term Of
.ald court, to be held ON the drst Monday 10 Ucfo.
brs, ts73, Tor 3 nnAi discharge Of his GUARDIAN
ship. IENiY KEUBLER,
sng7l Guafdisn.
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOT1Cc

EITEiiS OF administration ON the estate. n,
4 Maria Walker, deceased, wer. - .nt", VI
the Undersigned on the 18th day of April. Is-s
10y fhe Probate" Court Of Lafayette bounty, Mo
are required tn exhibit them for ALLOW aur,. IN fh.
administration, within one year after the ,lat, ~,
.aid LETTERS, ort they my DE prrclud.d from am
.Nbibitr! within two wears from III, ,i,:,. n, -
letters they will h. forever barred.
No 6i.j ROBERT N tI-SIJS >,,,,.
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SAIL.

WHEREAS, Gary Vaughan and Mary Ann
w NauSlan his wife, by their deed o trus,
ha.rt July Eth, ISL. and recorded in the Re
c"r'ier's office for LAFAYETTE county, Missouri in
book No. u, ut page =, conveyed to the under
Signed trustee the following describe! tracts,
lots or parcels of lnnh lying and being situated in
the county OF Lafayette and State OF Missouri, and
IN that portion OF the city Of Wavcriy formerly
known rs the town of st. Thomas. and drsigna-
tea on the plat of said town rs lots number seven
Cl::'nd eight () in block number seventeen 10,
which conveyance Was made in trust to secure
the payment of a promissory note mentioned in
said deed of trust; and whereas, default has
nteh maic in III" payment of said note, now
,hrreioTe, ny virtue" OF the power conferred on me
ny said deed of trust, and at the request of
me holder and owner Of said note, l will on
MONDAY, the 9th DAY of SEP
TENDER, a.. D., 1872,
between th" hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and fly,
o'clock p VI of that day, IN front of the Court
ii'Ii:r H"or,in the county OF Lafayette. and state
"i Missouri, proceed 10 sell the above Described
properly at public vra,iue 10 the highest bidder
Tor ci',h, I" satisfy said note. together witt, Tn.
costs ami eX:,"isc, of the trust
AuS ST j.. EDWARDS Trustee
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FOR SALE.

TWO thoroughbred Durham Bull Calves. sired
- hy Aga Masrit, A. II. 3. ,..volnmn .. page IS
Of Atrdrie. uz7aU. The other 4 rich roam, out OF
Cariotta, BY Bell Duke, OF Airdrir, sa5s. win
nef OF the $500 price at ~. Louis In fall ofiseO,
- The best short Horn Bull OF any age.
RYLAND TODHUNTER,
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GUARDIANS NOTICE OF rGNAn.
SErTLEMENT,

NOTICE is hereby given TO all parties inter-
James T. snd Samuel 4. fhiipot, minor.
that the undersigned guardian Of the pcrsGns and
estate Of said minors has flied her account for anal
settlement Of said minors estate nj the ,Jniv
term OF the Probate court Of Lafayette county.
Mo-, and VIII apply At the next term Of said court
Ia be held ON the first Monday In October, Is-s.
for q final discharge Of hrr guardianship,
aug2i AMELIA J. PHlLPOT, Guardian.
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Our. \ distract ofTitles

E4Wc call the ahrnton" OF h" public to omr Abstract of Titles of the Real Esh. of Iafut
cnmtv from the Innni STA rsiwu t. m present tim
The greatest cal" and attention ave "n @rnto thee Nmnrfnno frr very inNrrrnt If wrtr
on record; antchmgr real stat noting A defects in "arn Deed, Mortgage. or Bond and the M,
error n descriptions.
There uct mum Eof errors rs amSn of rrmi,i in the wy If nmiyonsd fr m Irsuu
&c. ahtt m" are nrr~mrh lay yhv. hn r. hing mt ml for vNatmrsl frrion Mr
persons are ntr'inGa ml clMmin"t nwn land" h town lots, To wMrhh they have moi. Hrshunl
of hhF:f the nnrrt hsr l"ftsl rc "rratelt ym1. vnn~sSrr iTnG ind the circumstance,
rmm ,t" bette veNiOush ws us. will be- brmeh, anil much time and money saved
any, defects in tct title
y person hmnaI purchase nlu until he hasa complete abstract of the title, and see for hhmal
cH GHun2a valid ana nerhrftth.
Particular atrnh"nI paid writing Deeds and all kinds off instruments of writing
Iafrvrr" County. Missouri" offers many ihrrnn MS .nicrans from, IN ollie States I'M
county is cTtra.m has "nnrtonw with the Nh Msmf,H annHhl & st J ,nd hc pma
Railroads of M.S,liw with mmr roads rmilIyu urnaIInyn and has a., MN .I~s 49,
Orr county in the STATE
Letters" of inquiry, seeking frnni"nah about the county, h~rmIy answered ntL1v
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INK LEI

NOTICE. - hereby given 10 all persons intsrcs-
~ ird In the estate or John Bear. ,iercns,rl,
that the undersigned administrator will a,iuiy
At the next Term OF the Probai. court o, Ia.
ihyettr county, to be begun and held nj Lex
ls12, to make a final settlement or said ,s,u,.
WIN. q. EAR Administrator
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THURSDAY, TIE 26TH DAY @
SEi)TEMRER 1870
TRUSTEES SALE,

htSSAEE' SALEs
VyIHEREA>, Alexander smith and Minerva
w smith his wife, by their certain deed OF
trust, dated the I'D day of Jannary, 1859, and
recorded in the Recnrier's o lice Of LAFAYETTE
county =" Missouri, in book No. : at pages us and
lowing described tracts or parcels of land, sit
uatc in the county OF Lafayette and State of
Missouri, that is To say:
The southeast quarter of the southwest quarter
and the northwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter, and the east half of the southwest quarter OF
twenty-nine (2D, containing ONE hundred and
ten ncres, more or less, TO secure the payment OF
cert I'm proniissory notes in said deed of trust
specified.
And whereas, said Thomas Sanlers, trustee in
said deed of trust, has removed out of this state
said beneficiary of said deed presented her aiIi-
uavit to the common pleas court of Lafayette
county at the March term thereof for the year
1877, setting forth the fact of the removal OF said
trustee; and whereas, said common pleas court
on the 18th day Of said March term, 1872. being
the Sd day of April, lS12. by its order and decree
entered of record, substituted the undersigned,
sheriff of Lafayette county, rs trustee in lieu OF
Thomas sanders, the trustee in said deed oftrIst.
and clothed the undersigned sheriff with all the
rights and privileges ofihe original trustee; and
whereas, II large portion of til. sum of money
specified in one Of the notes mentioned in and
secured by said deed OF trust has long since. he
come due and still remains unpaid now therefore,
at the request of the legal holder of said note, and
in compliance with and pursuance of the terms
AM prov Oh sdHt tttt u trust, ana by virtue
OF the power ""Stc,i in me as sheriff of Lltiyrttr
county by said order and decree of said common
pleas court, 1 will,
On Saturday, the 9Th day of October,
A. d. 1872,
between the hours of 8 O'Clock in the forenoon
and ) O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, in
front Of the court house door in the city of Lex
lngton, in the county of Lafayette and State VI
Missouri, proceed to sell the above described
real estate, or so much thereof as may be neces-
gary IN tha ItrhA-f 1t.l.l.r az t,.I 4.
cash, to satisfy said note AMI interest, and tn,
costs and expenses of this trust.
ROBERT KAUFMAN,
Sheriff of Lafayette county ANA Trustee.
September I'd, ls.2. sep4w4
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EXECUTORS NOTICE OF FINAL


A Ii. creditors aud other. Interested in III,
"A estate OF VIVA. Mnsby, ~ deceased, ar.
notified that the undersigned, Executor or said
estate will apply for IA finui settlement Of said es-
tate at the next October term. 1872, of the ProiJat.
court oil Lafayette county, 10 iw holden ut Lex.
inSton, In said count! on the l-t Monday in DC.
1917.
JOIN iAMts ;. N M,,lny Executors
August 2lst, ls12.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE. OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons inter-
~ ested, that the undersigned, guardian Of Ih,.
iokeley, minors. has nictl his account for final
settlement At the July term, lS12, of the Prubat..
court OF Lafayette county. Mo, and will apply
Tor u nnnl discharge from his sad guardianship
ut the October term, 1872. Of said cnuit, To BE-
holden on ih. first Monday in October, ls72
aus21 SAMUEL II. LEDEDl.D, tiuar,i AN.
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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-11
THE DEMOCRATS FIGURE FIEND.
DAB BOIL B EDE WILL e D.
= TA ~
THE COLD ROLLED POTATOES OF
COMFORT.

Those Arithmetical acrobats who have
been boxing poor old Euclid into atate
of lunacy and making the astonished
Genius of Algebra to stand upon its bald
and unprotected head while they have
ventured out into that misty-mid region
where roameth the spook Of an imagi-
nary calculus displayed to US in the ret
rogressive nature of mathematics as
grown in Maine and Vermont.) these
marvellous doors of the miraculous in
- figgers have now, under the inspira-
ton of love for Horace Greeley, found
a sweet anodyne of comfort in the politl-
cal future which hovers around Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio and Indiana That political
poet and soothsayer,. Whitelaw Ried of
tie New York .Trita1se, .,inheriting the
prescience Of the -seers Of Dixie, sees in
these latter elections the soothing assur-
anee Of ga blessing in dissuise." The
fox has caught the foolish trap with his
tail; the hinder horse has driven all be-
fore him the losing gambler has forced
his antagonist to win the game; and the
,Reformers have compelled the reluctant
Grant to take upon himself the cares and
responsibilities which the, gleeful Gree
ley so adroitly evades! When the Demos
r.,cy wage the war -& Reformation then
look out for the astounding possibilities
of back-action arithmetic-andt this Ia
the year Of such signs and wonders. b" 81
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THE FEELING OF THE TALL
SYCAMORE OF THE WABASH.

Hunter, the Republican opponent OF
Dan Voorhees, has faxed that long geared
crow-eater of Hoosierdom. Dan said
some honest words in denunciation OF
old Turnip Top and then. being church
mauled by his party, uphove his more
honest dietings and crammed himself
with w-buzzard-shameless in the face
of his native Indiana and the political
world. Hunter has set his digestion to
still greater task and made him chew the
bitter cud of political disappointment.
We shall hear no more of Dan. He swal-
lowed Greeley as part of the needful
rations of Democratic Postum. Hewill
now occupy himself in vain effort at
pursing his misused stomach; and to
that end he will subside into premature
oblivion-and the muddy Wabash of Con-
cressional fame shall reflect his gaunt an
atomy no more forever!
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DEATH OF Nm. r. SEWARD.

The telegraph announces the death o.
that very able and distinguished publ
cist, Hon. W. H. Seward. A more saga
cious man has not died for many years.
With his going away comes the final end
inc of life which had as much to do with
giving shape and vitality to the Repnbi'-
can organization as that of any man, l1v-
ing or dead. His career is inseparable
from some of the most important event :
in the history of this country. What
the short biography of his life as given US
by Lanman in his invaluable dictionary,
apprises us of, is of but secondary lmpor-
lance. 1t reminds us that Mr.. Seward
was born on May 16. 1901; the world
needs no reminding that he was the Sec
retary of State of this Government dur
ing the four yeas of our civil war; nor
need any be told that in the plot of assas-
sination which caused the great Lincoln
death Mr.. Seward. SCARED and bleeding,
was saved from the murderer's knife by
q mere hair-breadth. Seward was chosen
to two terms as Governor of New York,
and served twice in the S nate OF the
United States. He travelled afar in his
latter years, and he died in the calm and
peaceful serenity of a ripened, chastened
and fully rounded manhood. His grave
hides the remains of a very great man.
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WHERE IS POOR LITTLE OLD
SCREENING TIFsYON NOW:

Nebraska, where bowls the ghostly
Upton and 'uproots with violent hands
the perpendicular hairs which crown his
suppurated scalp hn given a;majoriy OF
five thousand clean votes against the Lib-
eraLPossums of that short lived Coali-
tion. This exhibits the powerful infiu-
ence of that bowling Deryish Of the Sem
ate Chamber! He seems to have been
able to cut almost as big swarth as Cur
tin did in Pennsylvania; as Greeley did
at the Maine clam-bakes, and as Banks
the CORY cotton..confscator of Red River
will in California. Mast will have to
strain himself to picture the cavortings
of this horrible little religious desperado
now that he has come to the consciousness
of having put his carpet bag into the
wrong boat. R3fTE 81
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for,orn 0ope = the daection of the sub
;eeo of aftesian wells for the deserts OF
Nevada; and then he labored very hard
to explain the lamentable still-birth OF
his Central Pacific Railway Tariff Bill.
Sweating with his awful effort he sat
down. IA az .T} .
Mr.. Goodwin was greeted with hearty
welcome. He told his auditors that MIR.
Kendall had made no issue with him eN-
ceptins in so far as he had sought to ig-
more politics The very vital issue Of
the tines said Mr.. G., 8. is that which
is involved in the pending Presidential
campaign. This issue. as 1 believe, IS
paramount to all other questions which
can be brought before you" Then he
proceeded to make a very sound and eff
fective Republican speech, full OF good
points and replete with his peculiar, In
cisive, epiigrainmatic wit: and poor Ken
dali sat and writhed under the shower
of Republican plaudits like culprit IN
the dock; and when he came to answer
Goodwin he was weak enough to COM
plain that he Goodwin had :. violated
the rules Of debate" by talking politics!
The fact is, Goodwin drove Kendall so
completely out from the cover of his neu-
trai dodge as to make him perpetrate
that most woeful of all stump speakers
mistakes, that of appealing to the SYM
pathies of his audience. Goodwin
again scarifed his poor opponent last
night at Reno.
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THE LATEST REGARDING TIL
POLITICAL SITUATION.

From the dispatches as published last
evening we summarize as follows:
p The Republican majoi.ty in Pennsylva-
MIA is quite us full and decided as at first
reported; the Republican ticket in Ohio
has an average majority Of 5000: 1ndi-
ana seems to have elected Hendricks
Governor, and the Legislature seems to be
Republican. If this be true Morton and
Hendricks have each been personally sue
cessful-one in his prospects of being re-
turned to the Senate, the other in getting
elected Governor.