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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
MARRIAGE.

ANOTHER GALLANT COSFEDEHArE1A MEM
BIER OF THE IMMORTAL BLEpsoE. BAT
terry SURRENDERED.
Married, by the Rev. j. A.. Quarles. Tues
;iay. Nov. I9;ti. al the Residence of Major J.
Il. Eyland. broti!cr-in-law of the bride.
WM. 3. STEELE, to the beautiful
land accomplished Miss MAGGIE {. FIND
LAY. Attendants. Miss Eva Mccoy, Kansas
Mo-; Miss Annie Neil, Warreusburg,
Misses Fannie Winsor and Laura Bar.
Lexington, Mo.; Mr.. james Au!l,
". Trigg, Eugene Ewing and Ey-
Findlay. After an impressive cere-
':n0uy by tie worthy and beloved President
.cf the Elizabeth Auil Seminary, Rev. j. y.
after the numerous guests, reia
.t!.es and friends had warmly congratulated
tine happy pair who had so truly, SO swectly
and hearts. and blended their lives forever
,,ai!d aye together to tread the flowery path
.of peace ami bliss, or shelter each the other.
heart from all the cruel shafts Littei
fortune percilance may huri, all par
took of 4 sumptuous feast of the iuXurics
,and dciicacics so delectabie to All appreciativt
palate, prepared under the care and super
:.i>ion OF the amIable Mrs. Major John E,
;Rylsnd. Marriage, supper, guests, BRIDE M,
groom, the genial host and wife, vtclng will
seach other to make all glad and happy, wer,
Gin perfect and pleasant harmony, AMI thu
stscenc was one long TO be remembered. Tru
Fly has w. Is. Steele. the gallant soldier. TIL
strue friend, anu the whole-souied and talent
sed gentleman. woocd Il won ant
surrendered his heart AMI laurcls to one o
Gold Laiayc;te's fairest and purest gems
ssrighiest and most beuuteous jewels, in tn
gperson of Miss Maggie {. Findlay. In Gael
35Oth have found 4 Treasure rare and pure
4 love. i trust. which through time ant
srternity will endure. Shielded III eacI
S~othcrs, love and shielded in the love OF God
..ssmay their footsteps find aswceter, safer pat
Ethan mortal feet have ever trod.
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INDICATED.
-.

E Is -
1t Is with pleasure we. a. supporters OF
|Mr- Mitchell In his strenuous efforts As our
Representative in the last Legislature to Sc
cure the Reorganization Of the County Court.
sre able TO refer the citizens Of Lafayette coun-
by to tile decision Of the Supreme ecu n
term, 1871, IN ease of the State ex
rel. Jaiiies Robbins, appellant, VS.. the
County Court Of New Madrid, respondent.
wherein the authority of the Legislature in
ITS discretion tc pass a special act, anu it,
:onstitutionality is fully sustained, its action
in the premises precluding the courts from
on the question as to whether 4 gen.
'erai law would have accomplished the end
saimcd at. What must DC peculiarly graf.
lifying to Mr.. Mitchell rs a lawyer, is, that he
assumed the championship Of a constitutions
1ll question. which it is to be admitted Wa
3ihen a questionable matter, and had nc
been reviewed by u own Seate Courts
stlis position wa sustained by i bare majori
3ty Of the judiciary committee including hi!
Down vote rs i memier of thai committee
land was overruled by 4 decided majority
lin the House on the grounds of fiie uncon
5stitutionality OF the measure. but the i!ighes
Tribunal of the State now comes to the relic
of Mr.. Mitchell, not only sustaining his p:o
siessionaI VIEWS in every particular. but al
zyancing.the same train OF argnment and citing
i.very authority vcfcrred to aud cited 10y alr
! j. in his argument before the House, thu
no doubtful compliment OH Mr.. NJ
sprores>ional ability. in which achievement IL
ihIs our hearty congratulations.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
THE 1NrRLL1aENcER.

The sudden aud awful death Of the seniol
editor and c~o-proprietor OF the INTELIIGEN
has left an apprehension in the mind
of some Of our friends that it might hav,
fhe effect either TO stop or suspend the bust
hess of the establishment. While We ma,
have to claim the iorbcarance Of our friend,
and the public for a week or two for lack O
Editorial interest. and. while we ncy
er expect to see Mr.. Groves place complete
BY filed, yet the publication Of the paper an,
the business Of the concern Will go on with
put interruption. If the people of Lasayetr
county will stand by us in the future Us the,
done in the past, we shall endeavor I,
maintain their Interests, as the I%NrELLlGE.
|cEE has always done, regardless Of blapdisl
threats or violence.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
JUSTICE,

! We notice in the st. Louis Republican oil
5ihc 9th. and in the Democrat of the 10th. /
3ii>patches from this place. in regard to the
Killing of Mr.. Groves. which are calculated
! 20 create u wrong impression OH the public
smind. We hid thought that the grave
would shield this brave and honorable gentle
ss'nan Il little time from the shafts of his enc
Sini,s; and we sincerely regret to see 50 lilti.
escl!arity extended from them towards, his
sImemory. The idea which is tried to be con.
veyed is that Mr. Groves had made = COW.
3 ard'y attack upon Mr. Turner at some prior
s inc. aud that a light resulting, Mr.. Groves
d"a> killed. There was no fight. Mr.. Grove.
swas quietly walking toward his Office. passcL
s hr. Turner without noticing him; Turner
s%aiter he had passed, called to him and hefor,
aMr. Groves could face him he fired at him. ad.
ST;inred on him rapidly, cuching lis pistol,
SShnd just as Mr.. Groves faced him fired the
.sS-ecoii time, the ball entering at the lief.
1iii:ple, aud killing Mr.. Groves before HI
acouid draw his pistol. Mr.. Groves had for
come days said that he was ready to NEE
;Slna fight any gentleman who considered
stimseli aggricved by him. Sheriff Taubman.
5with whom he had a misumdcr>tan ling,
(Which was amicabiy settled, understood tins
:s.!act. and speaking of Mr.. Groves said thu
s;ir. Groy ) need not fear that he would tax,
of hiln-tadt he tTuabmGn) a~.s ~
SasSassin. Mr.. Groves was Il gentleman, Ia,
tE>On of II gentleman. lie knew what WAS dis
sSirom one gentleman TO another. He diu
S:sbiISe Dir. Turner, but it WAS under seriou.
He Would have been less or
Sil0rt than :: ,nlu 10 have been slanlered a, he
sS"as. and let it pass unnoticet. The whole
ritrntir Is that Mr.. Turner and the C1lcasiai.
Ewere rather too light weights in 4 poIilica
EcnhtcS: with Mr.. Groves, and they rcsurtet
Ssto NieIent personal abuse aud the ,i!cst cl!-
fSsuIiGy. Even these weapons lie slIiycrcd IL.
Elslass. and personal violence was the .'deruie,
We wish TO do no one injustice an,
gas far as the Register is concerned, we be.
t:lieve, As Mr.. Groves himself said, had Co!
EDcMuttc been at homc that paper wou.
.gty;ueyer have used such There AZ,
isssomc men whose FOULS are 50 small, that the,
edo not appreciate how mean antcDntcmptibi
ga thing it is to try 10 bIacken the fair fam
E;of an l.oEc,i gentleman. Tie scoirge OF 80
scieiy should be applied to all such. The,
5isiOuid he taught how vile aad low thei
s::na'ures are, by the %contumely OF every de
Ecent citizen. Let Justice be GcTe thong
glue heaven. fall. If there was Il light be
Gtwcen these men, thea was this crime H.
'SInurder; but if, As all the witnesses WHOM
Swe have spoken To say, Mr.. Groves wa
tired on before he had fairly turned rount
z and his coat goes TO confirm this position
,sand If the second shot was fired before Nj
s,Grovcs lad an opportunity to defend hiiI
Eself, in God name cali this thing what it Is
81 \ MURDER.
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brown 81 Co.'S Eag List
November LIST.

CouS PaGs-cti bu Late. u o. io,si sooz snk
-~GcSSEEe-iign Reserved l.i.; m-diun IL
Li.avs lisa jim iisles / e less; cad handed suun;v
rs: iotiDia- az
!:uaLArS-,t bhl Cor meal IN 90. li'.:2 bushs
'sZii; !. IL ~ iI:a:-&i g. o. !"a.iJhs: - i"t, u
i"is:i9 "a 81, az i.t.taio: > liiInz ioti; i3u2i, u
3tu5at,gz 2ils; = iui. oz -; 6!is.2 2-l.:
!Ut. III 2S. Wool isag9o5.
SECOND HAND bushels California liz
Cr.:oS SEAnaEss-Grra:t Falls 81; .fInosk-t
=; Royal RIVER -. husr.l 1 ;EoCa! River ) bus.i
t! -; !n!on \ Jutc ~.
CuT.":S fi.r:E >~ACK:-iilli- bt"r"I hriTy l5I.
.I:.!I-virrti inc-'I:!in u G'Idit,r-h irIcl bl-ichv,
.~'."Iii: Iu.lt.r-hLlgc! crown iu3I"i.; eighth
U"srci Liv!icntd "r hroWa -.
P6r:I fL"C: ~ACI.S-it hbl cream z IDN So
" j." !; u Dbl irib Z IJbtS -, Il 100 a.: "a III,
':s'sia i i1DS-I ~, : iJJ j: y hi'i irab :. 49,, 81
: 100 IN; Ills bbi crt;im z !! 10 S!S, : 10 =; LII
upl d:ih Il inr $50, 4 1919 ~.
iwISE-iiaN i-!ty III L: III bundles q n -; TOW
) ;I": '-iiiy III IL 70 ni'itdirz t 10 a; tow ) AMI .
oil n,u. sasks b; iirn.p TO; r.,uL-., al
,uanies 81 ID PIGS -.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

Don't fail to notice the great closing our
sale of ii. j. f. .AhrcIs, of this ciiy. lie ha>
determined to wind up business. and 10 ac-
conpli,h this. he sells his large stock Of Dry
Goods, aud everything else in the store. ri
cost, and will continue 10 do until all is sold
He has Just received L new supply OF The
latest and haudSomeSt styles i'll crIico. also a
variety of hosiery. and a good many other
leading articles. all Of which will be SOLD also
at cost. Such additions to stock will be only
made in leading articles, in order to accom-
plish itin the shortest possible time. This last;
clearing ont sale Of Ii. J. L. Airens, near the
market house. IF
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

n TREAT.-Lcxinaton at last ca,
boast n first class restaurant. We speak nd
In compliance with 4 kind invita-
;tion, the editorial corps of the Intelligence.
twas fcasied upon ''quail on toast ut til,
Of Mr.. W. Powell, on Main street
Jon Thursday night last, and Il more delicious
,morael 1t was never our good fortune to r.I
under II tongue. Our lips are yet smackln:
;st the recollection OF The savory dish. Pow
..'ifs Is the place to get the forth Of YOU
:money, sure
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Of. i.VUIs, NO. NV. IT'D. Jell.
ArIL, srtsDisH Il WILSON, aGEsrs
|HeaE Insurance COMPANY, NEW York
tf.me's cntirn amount At risk ia gostu
it,srnt di.trle. don't exceed Eight Hnndrel
.TiqlsaDt Dollars. Dur casi, assets exreea
four aud half millions dollars. Our bushes,
ifth suffer 10 interruption whatever aud gu,
Boston Ike our Cbicsgo losses. VIII. be paIt
promptly. Push business pr,ilpaiiy. Moder
ats losses aud advanced rates.
CD. NORTON. Genr.Agt.
Home Insursnee Co., New York.
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GRAND
HARMONIC HALL.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, NO
MEMBER laru AND 10TH. GRAND MINSTREL
ENTERTAINMENT By THE LiFAYETri
SILVER CORSET BAND, ASSISTED by TIL
rIiILH tltMOSiC SOCIETY OF LEXINGTON
AND j. d. CONNER oF WEI
LlNGrGN, MISSOURI.
On account Of the awful tragedy enactc.
m the street, and the excitement cOnsc
lurl't thereon last Friday evening, the con
cert did not take place last week As adyer
used, but will certainty be given on FriGa,
and saturday evenings "ftliis week.
ttc Band wish 10 raiac money enough to "a,
TOR their get 81 new instruments, AMI to a:,ail
'i,a' end, will give Il s"rics oil Concerts, com
inynrins IS above, consisting Ct Comic an,
- .i:ia. .,ia! Songs. Ethiopian Jokes, Burieslues
y" az. Around, &c, &c. The performance wi.
'bc PERT ely chGstc in character.
COKE ONE, COKE ALL! AND HELP Til.
's.,yTS'' OFT
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The following township ofi,cr. wer,
elected November 5tL. 1872.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
Lexington rOwnship-J unes E. Hollis,
Middlcton-Wm. 5. Beck.
Davis-D. \. Prigmore.
WashiRston-Joiin Browning.
F~reedom-M. Z. Price.
Sni.l.ijar--I. y. BlrlSoe.
C0SsrABLEs.
LeriDgton-chaS. II. CLAYTON
D0v-r-Lewis Lyon.
Dnris-J Is. s,ntimryer.
Cisy-JohT Y. Arnold.
wa>hinSton-Bsrry Barton.
Frredpm-N. b. Prince.
sni-s.Bar-N. f,inips.
REGISTRARS.
Lexington. ~East-Thos. u. CIsgett. Yves
d. Wright.
Dover. Snrth-LeN Talbot, South-W
ia. Page :
Middleton-chas. Patterson, sr.
Davis. East-B. i. CoH.y. Wsst-Ja,nr
Clay. Gv-en,on-w. s. Drummoad. Wei
E,,.sion-chss. Mitchell. Napoleon = Cyrd
Washington. Narth-is4ai. y. McE.roy
:Snatb-w + Tracy.
&c. W. Ennis.
ssi.a.Bar, Esst--R. s. Williams. West
~. j. Andrews.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

PIANOS AND OIGASS Persons desiring to pur.
chase either instrument can Oistaii hotter bar
gains of Mrssrs. Eicie u Mills, General Agent
Cor the celebrated Arion and Parlor Gen
Pianos aud Est-y Cottage Organs tam any deal.
in the West. Call Oh th-in or send for their cir
cuIars. No. PA, North Fifth street, It. LJuiS
Mo. All Instruments fully warranted. Ii5-i.
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CoRRECrIoE.-Iu hastily WRIT

CoRRECTIOE.-ln il hastily written
Of Tuesdays election certain expires
we're used concerning Mr.. Taunnian
We see are calculated 10 do him inj1s
Zee. Theimprcssinn was NOT attempted t.
De conveyed that Mr.. Tauhman male us,
of money to btihc voters ut tie polls. \,
the matter of the personal solicita
ion of votes the anilmadyer>iOn was general
Mr.. Tau5man was certainly rs far rs DIR o.,
-"rNation went. guilty OF nothing in This re
gard. not in accordance with usage Ion:
Established. We wish to do no man iniustic,
bitterness of feeling Was ~cngcndere.
fiurinS the campaign, which We have 40 tis
position to keep alive, now that the fight i
by unkind or unsenerous remarks.
The above article was handed in for pub
,licalion by Mr.. Grove, on Friday afternoon
Ithe very last editorial act Of his lifc-aud 1
shows the spirit which animated him af,c
'thc election more clearly than anythin. w
could say III regard to 1T.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
ORDER OF PUBLigATION..

dsT ATE OF ss. {
d LAFAYETTE
In the Probate Court Of Lafayette county, Mis-
1souri-October term, lsi2.
AYOw ut this day comes Hiram N Bledsoe
~ administrator of t.c e:tate OF John q
tEletlsoe, deceased, and presents to the Cour
fhia petition, praying fer an order 70
deceased 10 will pay and satisfy the remain
ins dcbts due BY said estat. and yet unpaid 70
want or sufficient assets, accompanied by tn
Accounts. lists and Inventories required by iav
ln suca easesi On exaainAiion whereof l! is or
sla'i.ed that application IL aforesaid has beel
s~raeie, and .hat 'unlyss the CONTRARY Be shown o.
fnr bslorr aaiirst day OF tas nexi tertn OF tht
!, c5isrf, to D.. hslt IN tse ft1-t Monday in January
Hiss, NJ order wiiibs made for the sale of Tn
5whole, or 40 much OF rh- real estst- OF sEtl de
zseased ~ viii be suficicat for the payment o
said debts.
Z Aud IL h further ordered that mis- notice b
a published In some heGsPaPer ~ .lts State IL
siVar weeks before the As&t term oi ihiB Court.
s.ess.sr JoHS L BURDEN, CLERK.
4 EATanus s GaAyEs, AttsTne5s.
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READ

Davis & hlIstadt are receiving the largest st"c
or boots, shoes and hats ever brought to -,
market. They warrant their goods i'll every II
sp2ct, and sell cheaper than the cheapest. u,
early and get bargains at
Sep4-tf No. $50 MAIN STREET.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

1 Mr.. john Ricketts, has laidupon oul
Fable q book entitled .'rhe Young Clerk
3GuIdr." printed in LONDON in lss2. q ciea
and neat specimen Of Typography in tho ear
" days OF printing, aui u curiosity TO tn
bihliographcr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

Thomas Il. Clagctt, Esq, haa pur
tie T'Icensware business of Geors
=. Mctirew 4 Co., OIL Main street. and vii
Pa pleased TO see all his old friends aud til
public generally who my have need o
in his ine. lie sells for cash only.
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MULES WANTED.

We want ~ purchase Il number OF good IA
mules, for which We will pay the highest price
in cash The mules must be over fifteen and
sisff hands high.
,poy6,f RCsszLL, YoUSG & Co.
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TO LOCAL iDTEHTsSERS.

Persons advertising in the local columns. Z,
ccpt those having stint,as, ads Will !
chsrge,l Is cents per line for first insertion, I'll
10 cents per line for each additional insertion
and to those having standing .''ais." 10 cen
per line for first insertion, anil ) cents per lii
Tor each additional insertion.
E.positiv-ly no deviation from this rule.
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The Independence Daily Herald is
? good looking. sprtghtly sheet Of good size,
end well oiled with interesting reading mt.
ter. PnbIished by II. ~. Lap.horne 4 Co.,
n. n. LanShorn ana II. Il. Iiayho.). ut 81
4per year, 20 cts per week.
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WHY

10 ALL OTHERS.
The ARIoE PIaNO-FORrE has Greater
Power than my other forte Manufactured
IT WILL STAND IN rrsE LoSGEs, and. In Its me-
,chsniral construction, 1t is more perfect, aud
Therefore more darabl,. than any instrument
constructed In the usual modern style.
The arrangement Of the Agranr. the nsnner Of
striusi5g. the Fscaiiar form and arrangement oil
'tse Iron frasar. srPxasEDEs ALL u The
use Of = bar (which Ii a part Of ths iron frapr)
on . line with the heavy steel strinsin:, gives
.osEN sTRxssSn whrrc most needed, aud In
.this respect all other Pianos fail
The construction Of the wr~st Plank, into
which the Jasins Pins ar~ inserted, Ii saca. thsi
stsfmpossfbls for ts- pins 10 become ioossned, OF
The wrcst Plank itself 70 split. e. &. too oftsa tbs
the ease In otb<r Pisno-forss. TMx ExrsAok.
DssAsy EvssSxss throughout the Scale. the ex-
ssiient singing Quality. the Lxsera AND rusrrr
81 yHaA7tox, all go 70 prove what we siaim,
Viz. thst TIE AXIOM ffASO-rOKrK n TINS
BEST IssTRrnEsT -AAsCyAcrUssD.
korE-yor fa,i dassrspsias Of the ysssst~t
improvements nssd 10 the Anon Plano. see De:
scsiptiys ciyeuisrs- yfELE h MILLS,
No. sIs y. SIN 81 -. Louis, No. Gen. As~.
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] Parties holding RfNA, HARTFORD an,
STATE and iMPEEIAL. Policies. need has,
mo fears as 70 their security. These comps
snies have ample means 10 pay ali losses, an,
swtil ~ ahead with renr~ed ,i;or.
= Il. wiSSOH & sos.
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NOTICE.

1T ETTERS Parliamentary upon toe estate o
slI iirbccca Gi.,,iain, DECEASED, We're granted {
S,nc Gndcis.gned by tue Plubat. court. OF Laiay
s.t,c county, on the 18TH Il ~ OF June, lst2.
Z All persJus having claims iSninst said estate
Y are required 10 iNaipit dam. Tor allowance to IN
SENeeutor. within one year after the date OF sal
or they IA ~ be prtciatrd from any ben
3.iii of such estate, and ii =ich claims he not ~
Ghibitcd within THREE years from t1e dale Of sal
they will be forever barred.
81 BENJAMIN MARSHALL, Executor.
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% MAIN STREET

IL Drumming full sud running over with all kind
of new and seasonnblc goods, consisting of ne,
styles dress goods, v.lvet-ens. lace. collars
trimmings, ladies' silk necL-tics, perfnmerias
-chignDns, braids, switches, %corsets, yarns, &c
Dur prices cannot fail to please every one. w
.guarartre everything we sell no, only to be firai
class, bat AS cheap As anybody else can sell il
Como and see. MciAGsLASD X BEDFORD.
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For A Coon BED-clean room,a ant
q square meal, go to the Lindcl Hotel, Kan
sas CITY. j. ii. BAGwILL,
my3l-1y Proprietor
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BArTIzING.-Thc colored people
'nf the Baptist persuasion have had n revival.
lsEd six converts to the faith were dipped in
stie tnrbid Missouri on Sunday. Elder Smith
nficiatiny-ive women and one man.
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TREsIEIs SALE.

"
3vrUEEFAS. Lucy IL Wallace and Thomas
4 Y h. Wallace, her husband, by their Ger
ain ie.-l Of trust, dated The 18th day III lPpril.
u. lssl, and duly recorded In the Recorderss
fsa7Iss for Lafayette conn:y, In the State OF Ms.
Ed uri, In deed book No. 8. GU page 100, conveyed
80 ~. undersigncd trustee The follow ing de-
Sscr!sei real estate, situated 10 said county md
to-wt: Lote Known aad desigraied on
ssfae plat oil tue arst addition ~ the town OF Lex.
layt ION tnaw the city OF f.exipStcnl, 10 sstt
county and stSie, a. lots number three. ~ sn,f
Hour ~ in block ngblbsr fGa t0l, Which ccr-
was made ia trns, to secaIr the paymevs
5sI = certain psoIaissory nyte in SD dsd uess
isr.bed ;and Nlerea5, 50 81 pSse hss y can't due AL
S~rsnastrs nnpa,d, now, t~srtbns, atssfs 49,
Slf the legsl holder T.; said nnte, and accolitnG
DO be prosisisas OF said deed OF unsf, ] rui %
ssas.rany~tas-ss In Of Ncvcnhsrs
a. D.. isss.
ths hours Of nine O'Clock Ia ~
g;crs,tsan ar3 Eve o'clock In the sgsrncc1of
9.nat any. Ia 'front.' OF the court heslse der, tr1ee
Nl.I,t "a f,-xtngton, Iaflyctt- ccnnts 1si<ssusts
lrrscssa ia ( * tie xhose -crtee.Srrcesf -
81 s,i,l,c !, cnfue, OK 50 much tlierent "a msy heoe9-
5.ss1ry, Co thr kigaest bidder, ff cash. 70 s1ssss.{
ssslyf note with ip:ercS. tier chs esGceNSs 49,
a III, ygsrpiix. WILSON. Ssssiss.
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BOSTON FIRE.
Il n = ce "A G cy
a OF
i E. wINSOR g. SON.
GOLD HARTFORD

4 Chicago, ILL.,, November Eth, 1872.
4 E. WINsoR Il son, Lexington. Mo-. Bos
ston losses under SIX HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS. 5000, 600 GD and will b
PAID, as Chicago. Prcscn
assets TWO MILLION, THREE HUNDRED
:AND FIFTY FIVE THOUSAND DOL
Glars ~, 355 900 0o). Business proceeds TN
s~intcrruptcdly. THE HARTFORD NEvEi
IS uIiENDEltS.
] Il. +. DISSELL, Genl. Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
FOR RENT.

"A large two story brick hotel jusl completed
LOCATED at the foariahirg town Of Higsinsviiic
on the Lexington and st. Louis Railroad. Tn
building CONTAINS II rooms, with OF. houses
~.eistcrns and all necessary convcniences Of
Hotel. 4 good landlord can get the building
cheap by Supplying TO Higgins & Mchcekin
Hiy-ins,iiie. No. oct23tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
..nuryrSs Lasps.

s2a ACRES sarslenins Lambs fpr ssle, u
ON sacit Tots and on suei, terms As Wilt ia
tkaiIf0 suit purchasers. SAM tnnds situatr. ans
mil. saut, oil Lexington, OF easy seness 10 city
.niars.t &c. For dariicnlsss, aPp,s 6.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
Ladies AND MISSES,
II cu.IcES 10 ALL,

Don't fail TO call on Davis u -Allstadt when ya'
want to purchase the handsomest shoes III the cit
very cheau. sept-tf