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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
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From .hr Herald. 2Id.

We arc glad 10 know that an effort
is being made 10 get UP = school im-
mtdiateiy. TO he taught in the new
public school building by Miss.
BAsCom.
ALL QUiET.-Everything is now
quiet in AullvIi!c and vicinity, and
W. sincerely hope peace ard prosper
itv will continue Il portion. Other
towns have their exciting times, but
we presume il is with them AS with
us, statements of such occurrences
are like rays of iigat, refracted to a
great d~iSereence. or in other words
are not little exaggerated.
Pork SHIPPING BRIsK.-Alessrs.
Roberts, Bedford ~ Blake shippedon
the l4,h. from this place seven car
loads of hogs; l.. II. Harrison Il Brc.,
six cars Oh ths san, day. and again
onc car aiorc OH tho Goth. Mr.@A.
Ftnnks will ship two cars Oh Friday
the ed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
ST. LOUIS


SATURDAY.
In our produce trade but few changes occurred
yesterday. Frcis.itS by river to points below
continue frm-no engagements for upper rivers,
No change in rail ~freights. Flour rules Iaict.
Low grades are plenty aud dull. Fancy fall held
fer more money, but buyers refuse to operate ut
rates asked. Spring wheat was scarce, and all
grades, with the exception Of No. }, were in good
demand. Winter wheat was quiet, but all grades
were in fair demand except choice, which was
not wanted ut prices asked. On call No. = spring
sold ut 81 l6I, seller the month, and rejected
spring ut Ole. White winter. By sample, is ran
sins nj from ~ ~ to 81 80, and red winter at ST. 50
to 81 ~ per bushel. Cora WAS dull; mixed pnd
yellow declined !. to ] cent. White and white
mixed are unchanged. Ordinary mixed on east
track sold ut 81 cents, So.2 Yellow at 33, and
straight white NJ 40: ST. Charles white in bags at
- cents, bags included. Oats were quiet, No. 2
selling at Az 10 24'I cash, and &c for seller uIl of
january. B-riey quiet, ranging at so to so cents.
as in k:nd and condition. There were no trans
actions in rye. There is a more active inquiry
for hay, and choice timothy commands $50 to
ST. per ton. Tobacco is in good demand, and
prices are satisfactory. The range is from s. IS
to Slo per Ioa pounds. Mess pork is steady a,
Sl3 %. Dressed hogs are salable ut from S. 10
81 10; live hogs higher and active at % s. to
81 aS per 100 pounds gross weight. Hides are dull
at u for flint ami 10 to TO-. for green ssltcd. Wool
firm 1T 6j to &C per pound for tub-washed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
wELLmaTou mKlGx
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HE IS DEAD. =
.sEut one blest land is free from woe.
Land ever bright and fair
Rivers Of pleasure through it Tow,
| And fragrant brrczes DER it blow
No ties are broken there.
I.Sweet sotace on this changeful shore,
When earthly bonds are riven-
There is q land where tears are Ger,
And sigl,s aud paintings are no more
No broken ties In Hcavenr,
DIED,
In this place, at the residence of Daniel
Bates. on the morning Of Thursday, Nov.
2Ist, Barnett Kerley, of consumption.
BATCH OF SMALL ACCIDENTS.
The following accidents, though small,
might either have been accompanied with
loss Of life, happened here within the past
two weeks. Joshua b.. Campbell kicked in
the breast by a mule and badly. though not
seriously hurt. An lrishman fell of n wag-
on loaded with shingles. the wagon wheel
passed over his head cutting 1t very badly.
A two-horse wagon AMI team belonging to,
and driven by Zack Graves, ran away throw
ing him out and breaking the wagon con-
sidcrabiy. A Mr.. Van Meter tied bis horse
to i fence and took some corn to feed ii, and
while stopped down between the horse and
fence husking the corn, the horse scared and
jumped back. pulling the fence down with
such force that L rail struck him on the head
and knocked him senseIess for a while.
ARRIVALS. .
Stephen b. Elkins. OF Santa Fe, y. NJ,
whose wIfe's obituary you published in your
last paper, arrived lore Thursday the 2lst,
bringing with him his two little girls.
Langdon e. Gor,lon. formerly Of this
place. and Santera Zutircs. a Mexican. ar
rived here last week fromStanisalaus county,
California.
CHANGE OF TIME.
The Sabbath school In THIS place hereto
fore held in the A. NJ i, changed 10 3 o'clock
p. a.. and will be held at that time during
the winter.
First snow here Thursday the 18th, cold
ever since. Second snow the 10Th.
PORK.
Farmers killing their hoss-pricc 4 cts.
Lo0SING BUSINESS.
All the hog dealers who have bought and
shipped have lost money.
BEEF CATTLE
Very scarce-no good natives ready for
market in this vicinity.
HORSES nj MULES
Low, and but few No. Is about here.
HEALTH
Good-no smallpox, measles or whoeping
cough in this place or n-ighborhood.
TINES
Tight anu dull. money scarce and produce
low.
hut TUE.
Why is an old uiaid Ike Il dried-up lemon.
Because She ought to have been squeezed,
but wasn't.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
FIRE AT

On Saturday night. the 25th inst. about
o'clock. 4 fire was discOve red i'll u frame
row of four or five stores, occupied As barher
shop, meat shop. cigar and tobacco store. and
grocery store. The whole row was destroyed.
nothing being saved. The loss Will be about
$1,000. Mossrs. Redo II Campbell. who &C.
cupicd the corner grocery store, had insu-
rance i'll the Anies Insurance Company for
s2,2jO, through the agency of Z. Wirsor &
Son. We did not learn of any more iusu-
rance. Origin o. fire unknown. Supposed
t be by inccndiary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY =
Completes It's tenth volume with the l,ecem-
Der number. and Il IL doing Mr.. Peters but
simple justice 10 state HAT his excellent
magazine 10 improving with age. II was
good years ago. when It first made its al-
pesrance, and Il has been steadily improving
mil tn. present time, when II cap only be
pronounced perfect. and indispensable 10
every lover Of masic. The December nun.~
Der. price 30 cents. contains three ballads, a
Christmas song. an anthem. Il four-hsni
piece, A. played At Theodore Thoma,' Or.
rhe.irai Concerts, aud three splendid piano
pieces. any single piece being worth IN sheet
music form more than Mr.. Peters a,ks for The
entire lot. Giving 80 much really good mu-
sic for such = small sum. IL l. no wonder that
Peters Musical s!ontbIy las hosts Of friend.
among eur music loving people. Those who
have sean it will, OF course, repcw their sub
scripiion for the coming year; others. less
fortunate, should send tile Publisher, J.. l..
Peters, 900 broadway. New YORK. 81, and
secure the last four numbers ~ sample
copies, or 81 for > years subserip;ien.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
(iDOD.-Mr- Sta ulpy HnbbS tho eff.

GOOD.-Mr. Stanley Hobbs, the eff
cirrt supCrVi:0r OF the isca! Estate Abstract
office, and Waited secretary of the social
club, has perpetratcd n good thing. n first
rate thing. On Thursday last. the 2lst inst,
a. the Residence of VIM. Peacock, banker of
Independence. Jackson county. No.. lie led
to tho hymsnial altar Miss Anna NJ Talbot.
1t IS .uperirous to wish him good luck and
happiness, since the step he has taken gives
the best assurance of both. Mr.. Hobbs has
hccu III our midst for Suine time, and has
earned an cnriablc reputation for industry.
stradiuess ami integrity, and we trust lie will
find it to his convenience and profit to make
his PERMANENT tabernacle with us.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
ANOTHER BAND CONCERT.

The Lafayette Silver Cornet BanL will give
another of their splendid concsrts at Ilarmo-
ria Hall, Saturday evening ncxt. Nov. 30th.
All who have Il nice appreciation OF the
harmony of sweet sounds will tind a rare
treat i'll the music to be discourscd on that
occasion. willie those who eannot boast Of IAN
educated car csn ti:id enjoyment in the eve
ning's entertainment.
We hope our citizens will make a general
turnout on this occasion. The band really
needs all the money that can be raised by
th.i. means. 10 pay what is still due on their
lu>irEmputs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

Don't fail to notice the great closin" oui
sale Of il. J. z. Ahrcns. of This Guy. lie has
determined To winl up business. and to ac-
coispii>h this, he sells his large stock Of Dry
Gaods. and everything else in the stone. ut
S,st, and will continue 10 do until all is SOLD.
lie has lust Received Il new supply OF the
latest and liandsomrst styles i'll calico. al,oa
variety Of hosiery. and II good HAIRY other
leading articles. all OF which VIII be sold also
M cost. Such additions To stock will be Only
mllr in leading articles. in order 10 accom-
plisli iiin the shortest possible time. This last
clearing out sale of II. j. E. Ahrcns,u car the
market house. If
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
Arrival and Departure of the Mails,

st Louis mail, via y Mo II II, arrives q, ,
a n; departs AZ d PM Via Pacific X r., ar
rives NJ III A III; departs at 80 p M-Daily.
Western mail arrives 81 n ; departs o r-n-
Daily.
81; Joseph nail arrives a 81; depart, 6 p y
scdalia mail arrives II A n departs 5 80 p N
Daily.
Warr-nsourg mail strives Monday, "Wednesday
and fridIy 6r ": departs Tuesday, Thursday
Sad Saturday, u
Wavcrly mail arrives Msnd1y, wednesday
and Friday 4 p ": departs Tuesday, Thursday
aal saturday.
independence mail arrives Monday. WcHnss-
day and Friday Il rH; departs Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday =. 4 N
Pleasant Hill mail arrives Mondsy, wedn-s-
day and Friday ii a III; departs same day Il "
Eastern Way mail. via n 40 l. H., arrives
{ a ri depart. "a NJ.
Oaice hours daily Except sunday. from :
A NJ. TO 6 10 T. N Sunday. fronS II "a N.
GEO, W. NCk..S 4 N
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

READ.-lf YOU want choice fancy
or staple GROCERIES. tine WHISTLES, brandie.
or wines, or anything else In the grocery
line. call Oh Messrs. A.. A.&Jo. o. Lssueur.
Cor. Main ana Pine streets. No troable TO
show goods. Collie parched every day
Spices ground by ourselves. warranted pure,
anal no extra charge for tin or labels. Our
house Is . complete grocery establishment
IN every particular. Drop In and look nj
our goods. Times are hard and money
.carce. Save 1t BY buying on first class
house. noyestC :,
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ron RENT.

4 rye two story irick hotel jus! completed
located II the f:ourishing town OF Hi-cinsviiis,
on the Lexington and st. LGnis Railroad. Ihe
building contains l3 rooms, with out houses,
~e;staras and all necessary comvcnicnces of +
tipt-l. 4 good landlord eau get the building
heap by applying to iIis. ius x McE"ckin.
Iiissinsyi!le, No. oc.ejti
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

4 DEBp lioLE.-Mr. John Dough-
er;y, the grocery merchant OF Franklin
sr-ct, coIpmenced a well last summer IN
which lie is still operating. lie has now
Reached The extraordinary depth Of 49, feet,
without liut!ug waller. bu: is st,ll going
ahead ::itii i fair prospect Tor coal within a
Few fee; OF the present bottom. Sir. ID.
thinks that tho water ASiiI be found in or
beneath the COS! stratum.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

Il.
Davis, Of Saline county, i, y candidate for
Srr:cant-ai-igl,s Oft tire next house OF re, =
r~e.sataases. .!r. i,a. y b. a .irst-ra.e man,
wei guri.ii'd :pr :h' place an,i Feeds II. We
should rejoice 20 hear Of his election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
rs LOCAL ~ANyE:RTESERS.

Per.nns advertising in the lura! columns. 2x-
1clt those htvilS %staniIn@ ''als.' viii Ice
lacrnts per line Tor eaei, additional Insertion,
and to those having standing ads ~ c"u;s
per line for first insertion, and 3 cents per linz
for each additional Insertion.
S"tosi;iyelyn no deviation from this rule.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

THE GREAT SNOW SToRN.-Chi-
cago, 22d.-Speeials from Winona,
Mimi, contradict fhc report that tho
track-layers on the Wiuona and st.
Peter ra,lroad who are blockadcd
w~ithfsnoW, arc in any danger OF stary-
ing, or even suffering. Ono report
says the train sent to their relief
had arrived at the end Of the track,
which IL now clear Of
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET.

Wool-SO tn 35for c0mbing.
B~utter-ch0ice vel. roll, neatly wrapped . 10
20; fair to g3oi; ~; white and common 10
Ecaa-uaudp picked navy 81 10 to 10; medinH
and comnson, 81 ooto 81 SO.
rrovis:ons-S. {. hams, Is TO soc; country Il
to l6h
Sidcs-clcar, stolo.
Shoulders tos.
Larl-6 to y.
FIour-choice XXX lis do bills . 90; good
second rate I No;
Corn mcal-60c.
Salt kanawha, ; -.
GrJcrrics-ljrUwn sugar 10 to II; EN. T.. j.;
TO IA; A. l34 To Is; crushed lila to l6.
Tcas-s9 10 : 10.
Colsc-choice, &c TO q, fair q to IS; U. &.
Syrui-sugar loaf. 81 90 to l 10 golden, %.
Molasscs-s. II. IS; common 80.
Cheese-N. y, 1sc to Csc; English Dairy 30;
Young America 81
Pcppcr-3O to 30; pure ground, Zoe.
Alspice-a5 10 -.
Honry-l5t 10 sOc.
Tallow--1 10
E~-athers-priIne, soc;
BeeswaN-2J;
Coal oii-sOc per gal.
Grain-No. ! wheat, $50 to l6s.--Eo.s % tol 40
Corn-bbl, ! 90 to I y.
Sun,lri.s-Onions 20 10 l GO.
Appreciated, bu. l 90 to l 50
Fcachcs-t!ri.d to:t5c.
Potaiurs-i0 To 5Dc.
ncsi-on foo, 70 5; qrs 8 to 10: eutlo.o las
ftDrS-Dn 1901 . " l , " bEcSbtu, , ID 10 / -
Dry Goods-prints sla to l2h.
SiertinSs-hcavy a. bro, ID to Is; second do.
lsls; fine brown i Is to 1 %, 1914 sh.esins ~ to
-; Crash, lex TO ~.
Cottou-blcachcst, l2is to 20.
Canton Elunncls-l6a to 81.
Tirhings-2O to 30.
Table Iincn-i0 10 / 30.
Jeans-3J to ] 90.
Cusiincres-l on to , co..
Paper cambric-l5.
Spool coitDa-loz; ! 10.
CurScts-15 10 ) %.
Hides and pelts-iry hides l6 to I1s; green
hides &c;
sheep prlts--'a to . 90.
Deer skins-!ry, per ID. 1sg20c.
Mink-lrime, 81 80.
~Dttcr-S2tn4.
Coun-prime, lie.
Muskr;t-st to lUc.
Skuuk-2Jgi0.
Lun.bcr-clear pine, X inch, sG5; same inch
SGj; a stock board, 30, b stock board, 70; Sag
anaw boura, dressed 81; fencing, 30; clear
flooring, 80. I'll rate do. IS; clear siding, pine,
30; 81 DO. .: Sd do. "a; joist and scantling, 30;
I'd clear scantling, for frames; 81; II shingles
sawe''.5 No. l do. 4 %; !atis, S OO. Nativ,
lunlrr. soft, l6 81 harl j. 30.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

Commissions. - VIM. l.. Tyrec,
Justice cf tho County Court, &. VI. Cairon,
County Superintendent Of Public schools.
and Jchu y. Lockh:rt, county Surveyor.
elected on tue I'll: November. have received
tli-ir commissions. End will enter upon the
duties OF their respective offices ~ once.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
PERSONAL.

W. II. Mayo, Esq travelling agent of the
st. Lo:iis Times. WAS in town two days las;
week for the purpose of investigator. our
local Affairs about which SO much has been
said. and SO many aud sucii enormous lies
have been told. Mr.. VI. told us that lie was
warned that it WAS not SAT, for him 10 visit
the county Oh account OF the yigilantes aud
lhe mob spirit prevailing here. We trust
that his eyes have been opened to the true
state OF Affairs. anu that our people may have
gained al least one friend Of the press out
side oar couaty. as all the hiilEce seem de-
tsrmia.i 10 belle tlcIn 20 their ruin, ifpossi-
Bile. :
Mr.. Gocdloe Smith. OF Ottawa, Kansas.
has been Ell \ Visit 10 lis friends in Lcyirg-
''h' F ~ - "a $50
Our genial and entcrprising young friend.
Go. =. McGrcw, Esq, started yesterday TOR
Denver. Colorado, taking With him between
two and three ions OF dressed hogs for that
:aarHct. We hope lie may realize more than
THOSE who have shipped 10 St. Louis. Mr..
McGrc'Y wi!lrrturIi iu The course Of n few
weeks, but THINKS he viii locate in Colorado
in the spring.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27
% MAIN SrREET

~ishrlmmins full and running over with all kinds
of new and sessonaale goods, consisting of new
Styles dress goods, vrirrteens, lscc collars,
trimmings, laiic-' silk aecG-'ics, perfireries
caisIyis, braidS, switches, curSris. yarns, &c.
oar prices cannot fail To pleas. every one. We
guarantee everything we sell not naly tn be first
Class. hut IS CHEAP us ~anybnGy Else can sell il.
Come and see. MCGAUsLASD 4 BEDFORD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

CONcORDIA.-A difficulty occurred
IN W""dsoh Il Fletcher store. at Concoriia,
last Monday week. between Tom Elsea and
= man named smith, III which Smith was
stabbed three times by E!scs. Tic wounds
are very bad, but not necessarily fatal.
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NEW YEARS

The carriers of the Entellisencer will give
five dollars for the best-New Years Address.
TO he handed in on Or before the Goth day OF
December next. Tie address should be in
Verse, and about $50 lines in length. A com.
mitire. we'll qualified, will decide upon tho
merits q. AL that may be handed in.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

The Oslsc County Leader is published at
Chainois, Mo-. by Will ). Knott, E-q., agcn-
uclnan widely and favorabiy known through
out the central portion of the State. Mr..
Knott was a lra.ing Democratic member or
The la>t Legislature. ana .'won golden 0p;n-
Ion, from all sorts of people, by his services
IL that body. We wish tue Leader SUCCESS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

PIANOS AND OR:ASS-Persons desiring 10 pur-
chase either instrument GAn Obtain better bar
Esias OF Mcs-rs. Ni-lc L Mills, General Agents
Tor the celebrated hrion sud rarlor Gem
Pianos aud Estev Cutta-e Organs than ans dealer
ia tho West. Call on them or send for thciv civ
cllaTs. No. Eli, North Fifth street, st. Louis,
iIo. All instruments fully warranted. ISL,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

We wat 10 purchase a number Of good tat
TaNlcs, for which we will pay the highest price
in cash The mules ml.t be over fifteen and a
half hands high.
nos6tf EEssELI, You've c
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READ!

Davis z Allsta,lt arr receiving tn, largest steel
1t .npts, shans and hats ever brought tu this
market. They. warrant their goods III every It.
rpsct, an cell cheaper than the cheapest. Call
.arly AMI get bargains at
srE4-tf No. $50 MAIN STREET.
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LADIES AND MISSES.
EaEAL CHANGES TO ALa,

Don't fail 10 call on Davis y Alisradt wn-n ynu
".I' 10 purchase the liandsoncst shoes III III" city
very cheap. scpi-tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-27

LAND M. j.. W. Stark,
near Mount Hebron. sn!l, on Thursday last.
Q shiy acres OF Improved land to Mrs. Mar
z ttrt Benson for 81 500.
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The Post-ofice will be open to.
morrow. Thanksgiving day. between tn,
hours OF twelve and two O'Clock.
q. W. MCkEAN. ]. u.
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DEAD. W. regret to learn that
Nr. Teeumseh Shelby died Yesterday morn.
ing. very suddenly 81 Aniiyi,le. fsois spr
oplsxy.
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THANKSGIVING SERVICES - Al
the FRS: Presbyterian church o: this city.
Oh Thursday iO-morrow) at IL O'Clock 4. III
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I-:xEOUToR's NOTICE.

- ErrrRs ses1amcnisry upon the estsee -
.Rrbrcca Graham. dec~ssed. wrrs
tss anaefsisnrd BY the rresatr eoust q lenys
An prrsnns having claims against eAl0 Oeo4A
arr reauirrd o. exhibit them Cor allowance eQf
Expcutor. within one year attcr ~ 49, 00
AirsssTs, or they may be preclndcd nfuul ~ -.
cdt OF such estate. and II such eletnei - - ~
Ihlhited within thr~e yssyS hos1 ~ ooS0a
'sAs iS2sJxSiSx IssiixiL. Rzssssts
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EOE A Coon BED-clcan room, and
- square meal, go to the L!nirii Hotel, K.n-
sss CITY. j. Il. BsGwILt,
my3l-ly Proprietor.
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srRAYNor1cE.

--. HxA1 NOIICEe
TAKEN mp hy John d. Robinson, living In
lexington township, In Lafayette ccunfyi
Missouri, and posted before the undrrsigned
Jusitce OF THE Peace OF Lexington tewnship,
county and state aforesaid. on the 18th day Of
octo,rr. lSis. 4 stray man .descrfpea = IottoJS3
front feet and 0ne hind, rsot whuct % anhis losps.
y hsnds high. Apprsissi g forty dollar -
me duly svuTu acecrfLse % Law. 70 spprnise ~
same Witness NJ hsnd, thie d.y 80 aass
.sss s ssi''. ssss;sss sasfs;s.
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JOHN II. CLOWSOL.EY

on ;e q, ClowdsIey & Woiawa's carrias: shop
on Main street. ostsJtf
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DiYIS 4 ~AILSTADT
MULES WANTED.

. selling heavy boots cheaper than any house
he city. srpitf
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srRAY NOTICE.

IrTAKEN M BY Rufus Yeaux. living 10 Lay
i cite Comfy. Missouri, ard pce,.d beSere sne
taw nshin' (Sun,y and state aforesaid, ~ tas11hs
lar oil So,rmbcr, Is-2, two stray Cattle deeeste.
vdss iollows, fo.wit: white sterr twe. -
sni two splits on right ear. Appraisea oo
dollars, by Daniel Lyon, Barrel lnnn0fssv
were by me duly sworn aecordins os1wI
date above written ~tSS~
noyI5rS
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Goods delivered free. au..ti
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. Main street. opposite the court hoaso-ooo
door east Of Usoylc & News. aev In1
lshan be pleased 10 see all my old fftcnde-
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CASH PAID FOR WHEAT.

FLOUR, MEAL AND BRAN, CHEAPER,
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CHEAP!
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