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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
Congress-.

THIS august DO " has hrrn il, sea-
sion since tn 81 iu,t. The MOS, q.
the time has been taken M bv com.
Eitt"es appointed to whitcwa-h Ia,
characters Of certain members. VhicI
had the varni>h scraprd Oft bv the
fnhS OF tn" late campaign. The III"
farce OF this kinL.is the Credit Mobi.
Her. the ~grani"-t railroad swirdl. Of
tn" century, beating the Noted Erie
operations ofJim Fisk and JAY Gnuld
10 say nothiu. Of those of oar owr
BOND lnanipulators. About half o,
the old members OF Congress arc sai,
TO be mixed up in the infauaou.
SCHEME, which originated in Tie fcrliI,
Dram OF that sanity Massachusetts
hHpocrit". OakcS .Amr-. OF oar,
~" body viii h. hurt unless SOM
nnwarv Democrat shall b., tnuI,i f.,
have hal n hand in t!.a affair. l.,
can be maze tn cyi,iatc the sins of
the whole SGT. Senator Sunuur,
created a sir b. Introducing rrs,-
luton to erase the names Of H.. hat.
Ties OF the late war from the regimen.
tal o, what n howl of
patriotic Indignation greeted Til.
'inw"ntcd display Of mnrnnnimit,
rom the scholarly Senator, Th,.
Legislature vi his own State took III,
matter up aai condemned tnri; ron.
r"sri'tativn in The >.yrGcr: terms. I,
.rrlI's L" us that the South will be
more honorcd than the North u,
perpctuatiig the memory Of those
sa'ne battles. The niger. sill in
vac wo"d-piie in the shape Of several
"Civi! Rights" bills. The Civil service
reform regulations. which we're mo-
claimed as the browning glory OF HI.
Radical party. are becoming decided,
announcement. since most OF tho Scr
viceablc rc,aincrs of C~vn.rcs.mru
and Senators are not able to STAN, the
test of an examination. The main
objection, of course, is that Injustice
rs done the negroes.
There have been several ~tuaurinl
measures of Importance introduced.
out II IL too soon 10 determine what
shape Legislation i, going to take on
TINS subject. Radical changes i'll the
banking system are being vigorously
demanded by Western and Southern
members. Little disposition i shown
4" relieve the South in tie least FROM
the oppressive burdens that the inno-
rance and devilish viilainv o. carpet
baggers and negroes have hcapcd
upon her since the war. Indeed the
tyranny exercised towards the people
ofthat unhappy section become more
pen and audacious every day.
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Roy County ttcu,o.

Prom 'hr H,"Enrnt Cons ryt:rr. ll:li.
Ger. 4. {. vaughan WAS in ti,, ri!y
thursday GA his way ia -. .josrp :.
lie Will be an applicant for the posi-
ton % arden o! The Prni!rntiary.
and would Mane All able and efficient
officer.
The posts and chains arouuI the
court mouse yard may be useful. but
We mast say that they are not alto
2cti.er ornamental.
VIM. IIud"inS now has the addition
20 his hotel completed ana really Tor.
the accommodation OF guests.
Enthusiastically afternoon seven
stacks of hay on Cal Gates farm took
tire from the sparks OF Il passing To-
connective and were DESTROY ctt, iowrtj.-
rr with about IL hundred panneis of
fence.
SToLEN.-We learn the horse and
buggy Of James NJ. Harris WAS stolen
from his stable Thursday night alIu
no traces of it discovered.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
The Horse Disease.

We were under The impression that
thc cpizootic now raging throughout
the country was something new, I'm.
Ill orr attention was called to an old
treatise OIL ".Auimal Plaques. tlicil
history, nature and prevention by
George Fleming. L. Il. e.. S.. etc
The following is Mr.. Flcming's de-
,crir,ion of the disease, rs it mani.
tested itself in ireland:
y. -. i7I0.-ir ireland the sprino
was d.y and backward. Summer,
kept 4 few excessively hot DAYS.
cold, moist. and wintcr-iikc: bur
somc days in June were the "hot,cs,
il Tic memory Of man" The same
was recorded of July, when Fahrcn-
heit's Thermometer, Is on the former
OCCASION, rose to scv~cnty-siX degrees.
~ memorable fail of snow occurred
on the -Sl OF October. November
cold. about the middle or latter
end of December, the most epidemic
and universally sprcadim" disease
among horses that any one living
REMEMBERED, made its appearance il,
Dublin, which seems to have beer,
nearly analogous to the influenza and
catarrall fever which seized mankind
in the Years 1887 and HAS. hut now
particularly attacked the horses in
their turn, rs may appear by u coin
par!son Of their respective histories.
II appeared III England in November.
and spread through all England
almost in IL instant. and toward the
end of tho month began 10 abgtc. 1t
ragged in Denmark at the same time,
bat it did not reach our horses in
Dublin till its decline in England ut
the time aforementioned, having
probably been imported, and was
nearly OF Tie IN duration here a.
horses in Munster and Ulster almost.
II not quite. as soon as in Dublin.
and there was scarcely an instance Of
4 horse Ill town OF country but had
it, II seized the animals .!ikc ::
violent cold, with hcayiness, loss o,
appetite, cough. and iaborious breath
ing, aud then a profuse running al
the nose and mouth Of n digcstrI or
ih'cS yellow, gfccnish matter. upou
which they grew better. Ia En"-
iaiin, as well "A here, it did not prore
very mortal, though some died Of il.
The death of II horses in the CITY
was imputed rather to the use o,
medicines aud too high n diet. than
20 any mali.niiy III the disease: for i,
wGs Observable that very few died IA
the country, and particularly none
that were kept ut grass. IL vanished
shout The middle Of,nnuary 1-hi - To-
lin this country the disease shall
vanish as soon after iis appearance as
it did. according to the above account,
II hundred and twenty-five Years
in Ireland, all Of horses
to say nothing of those who, d;-
or indirectly, are benefited By
them, which includes everybody
will shortly have occasion 10 rejoice.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
Grant. the South and Peace.
There was q reasonable expectation

ihere was reasonable expectation
entertained that the more than tri-
amphant reelection of Gen. Grant
you'll at least insure tranquility in
he South, but tho turmoil in'that
Unfortunate section seems create,
han ever. In Alabama two riva
legislatures claim recognition At the
sutis of The President, willie l..
.ou;siau- the muIdle is still verse
'~irchhack, the lieutenant. governor
las usurpe'l the seat Of War.no,h
ne rarr't-ha: governor. and each i,
eliminating NJ the Others Erad mos
rrr'I" p:oc!a:naiions. Pinrhhack'.
'gisls:u"e i~mpcarlcs Warmotl.
Ia ls!tcr rotatiaics by sains ont "a,
INJUNCTION in The %ti judicial Circi:il
Court restraining plnci,hack from
exercising tie functions ofhis siolcr
flee. r~imchh.ck's motley lc"is.a
turc returns tho compliment with Il
bill to abolish the 81, .!u,iiriHl Git
Iuit, this Ieh'IHS tS iioNDI'sOiit
judge out III the cold. In the mean
Lime 4 large mcc;im. Of the best
citizens petition Tie President for 8
purely military government any
thing they say in preference to the
tnarchical rule II the last few Years.
Grant, appealed to bs all parties, de
'ilcs with military rromrtness to
give his undivided support to The
~tInchhack faction. wli;rh Of course
n>t res!ts final and c"mpl,tetriumpil
The recollection of the vllla!uiss .
pct.t by W"rmoth heretofored y"
YES him "f any very active symrnth,
III any quarter, although it is NOR,
tlinn likely that lie hashappcnch To l.,
right this time. In Arkansas III,
chronic confusion grows mere conrus
ed. If possible. The only Southern
state that is maxim. any decide.
progress i. Texas. Truly. Rome il
her iaost savage days was y NOR,
generous: ronqr;"ror than this pseudo.
philanthrop:c I~aukcekom ha. provc,
,tGflT 1, Ia
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Us. SESAron.--rie O.a.c c,nn,y
Leader dominates William t,yt.
editor Of the Republican, 70. Senator
While Hr. Hyde. fitness for the pi.cc
h not guss;ioncd--indeei We do no,
know Of any one better qualified for
II isteilectually--our own opinion !.
that the gentleman already occupies
a position Of equal If NOT greater iua.
por;ance, and one that viii do him ia
much honor and pay kin better.i than
the. high Office Of u. +. Senator.
Senators, governor, judges aud poll.
tieians are plentiful, and the nsteriui
10 not wanting to make them 10 an
indefinite extent; but q frat class ed
jtor, such as Mr. Hyde. IA one To- a
million, snd cannot readily be repro
dnecd.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
BRAZIL NUTS"

EpIToRs !STELLIGEScU;: Permit mr space; III
ihe columns" al your paper to rriutc the c!h,Igr.
made against y number uf Young men in this
city. who are III every way hpiorliI!. and wei.
COLIN cirt, i!nt who 10 not. as the iiCsisicr says.
-. nj their nights in b-.sf-ruuS al,t uru.AriI
r,vc!rirs-'lciy God i'll tac holy irrcIurts ui me
c'iurcii. nor aiOp:' 50 low as 20 iHrUw ri,Iirs ami
smash the .urniturt OF Il cuiliibn gr,., 4, t.,,.
The name brazil Nuts hat! - uri.Ia iainy
years 'iE", when tI. Young IIel Who IKE s.ii!
KNOWN ny that naEar, wsrS Al eCiiIpl and boy.
together, and AZ tuna EtS PISSED, tav ham
hss clua:C tp In N. The sat 81. tbs. appeared IN
the ktSistCr fr cUntrInplIDirne-s, MAJ
ness, att ftisrhuot has Ii"'I Ia. tuI,.rIu. Ia I.ir
long liet oil Ub-crur and .,b.!urS COMMUNICATIONS
i.'.t have appeared. III the pubic print, Vi: iLi-
cay sIncc inc close Of III" War. Ii il trt;" (.:Ii
wti'r- will you tind Il town in t,s State w,rgr
iic young IN n do nJt drink Ia SOM csi"i;. > inIi
The yOulg men III Lexington Ito Gr!na, bat uUl IL
thai excess which n. winter wound have is
readers believe. The 'siuSn'' also contains tnr
following. ''Thty went sn Ear IS IL enter tav
yard after the IL lies and throw themselves ~, ~
lie grass and roll ::iraL; IN ,iIunhr!i ~Si..rt.'' lui,
has NO foundation whatever. and people SaIt
rest cay there IL No danger -. ihClr SIrtis ici;,<
strclcn with 'l:HIsSn boy Ii H,ncldsinn /
would say that the arficls i;iIs appeared III tie
Register was an ulIno krti l"r, an uuriiI.n for,
anal .:i unjust criticism on Ia. -,n,l I,"iI ~ ior III
inr NuU:ig men OF This city. | am .wrrc, MIR.
Editor, TIA, This i Il d'ii time. niuI TIL local
columns OLA paper hand Ia M; bat | ,hi,k II
better ard more suitable .u!j>ct cvult !ay. hcrn
L. O..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
TE7E Husr OFFER FOR IS7e!
AND NO MISTAKE!

Commencing this dav. Dee. mherel. 49,. and
will continue. uuiil all tir n.iuwi in
= iuls arr. sold. at a discount Of , lrl cent. Thy
<,u,i> that lu.icr: al II 81 reduced prices embrace
In. follow ing
Tail" hn:trs, Ivory handles, IS CO 10 SIS - ..cr
dozen.
Desert Knives, Ivory handles, s. 90 to ST. 20
per dlz N.
Htr;I Rubber handle Knives. ST 80 to- - per
drzrn
krivcS and Forks, 81 oofo Al o, per st.
tHtN"rS VITA Fork and Strci. 81 ID to s. 90
i,r 1T.
rr,.I Knives 80 r;, to 81 -.
thiii..u>' Knives aIi.t Forks n c"nt' per pair.
Sai ri"k"r-, plated spoons a,. Fork, Ntch-I,
kntr"s, Frau knives. Vegetable Forks. Shoe
knrcr, Sickle Knives.
~ 'l'FZ"n Hatcher ilnivcs, - cent, TO 81 50.
Eo'k't kli.rS IN -r"tt Vir!'ty, Vrrty pat
>r,--"r-, ~ sIGrs, largest IL smallest, ~ cents
20 - -.
Fsyr dnz"n K = ,rS. lr-i quality, 81 6Jto s. II.
isZ'rS straps :..;i !i.u-tI-.. 5Jrrnt, 10 ST IS.
S''H ! VIII e.y - IL: ."ru 4 PATRONS, and la
III ~l';i'.lir ~ S'n'ru. that | have Determined, IL
i!trhr - c.itI.r, in business. I iI%vr about i!."c:.
hnIslie.i dollars invest Il il ih"sG rOtHiS. :l,Iti
I want tar niol,y. | wui s-!l tn M H. lib'iNr stated,
eiIb'rt at. lI.tJuIi: ia:t l., III dollars wurt:iu
gods f,ri blr I,!ilr NON - :nur chance iUI
c.!'aiE ctir,,'nir~ presents.
"a - Main >iIsrt, = doors East r"irt '"i=c.
drr!;i toni W ,:iH!Nt..r-
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TIE
EST {. 4
ORGAN


with h auiiiui new
I"N Hum ma ant
Won j ailauti
>'ul's o,..y To- b..
Iloilad IN The I.sl.v
md tale. les.
money 10 buy que
Tam n nFhrr,
ll-ariy 5000 puw
ii U.s., 5,'s0 nia,.e
rrsrly. Sce new
=
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LaNE

TN the city Of L.cxingi4n. Tuesday, Drcr,phsv
ioth. lost iny pocket book, containing, about
b. ~. Holdca tar eSs5 or Isl, dated on or Nam
the 18th or Srpteeiber last, payable 10 lnr. which
must have enabled the Ind r to know who tSe
book and ~cantents beiongvd to. / vouii NV \
liberal rrsarsi for the boob aud conteru, md n
u h NOT returned, ! want TO say 70 The nnder. II
he can l~econclle II TO himself o live he hslascs
would much rather bear nj loss tAsA = Asys ~
pleasures, tdccIs 81 J0slPn DAVIS,
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EiRI f'StE Sil.E.

5NIl' Is a iie hemp iIrn, siila."l ~s.
= A.r'u' -iN inii.- sJI'A-Yr~t III Wa $40
f>ItN, cUHiriGiuc go acres al in Cu.:i- Sell
'+iiiir, U.!l iariusc,i sd with cuu--.-.-
: hi;i'nf cross i"ncinr. iIe i'nprnv-inn nj, ar
al new, c".t>:-;'ii: al u -.pd and ,.ns.ui,n
iN"it,%<. narn, a.. Iii-r arr ga ii.c rts.r ,cN.
I'm n!:,t''d nS4rii: it;iI' ,r"''s. In iLrm =
:iIi supply OF w.;'gr. The l.E'! - ;yr,h, a.,
;'iri!l: ihH few Years Il hts bag u ia cultivation
- $40 laced II tol ofhrInp 70 every Two acres.
t'-'i'l~-'i,.Hh cash. .si.i IL" La.sncr ia liz.
'''.Iiii' i: i.iE i.i'iiis. " iiii ten par cent. Interest.
FOR i'ii. ih!r:.:i.i!nJ al'iJiv al i,us u!Ecr.
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'TEAhEN UP by john D. Robinson, living I'M
y lexington township, Ia Lafayctrr caantr'
Missouri, aud posted before the undersignsd
sas,icc OF tire Peace Of Lexington township,
October ls2, u stray mare, Described ~ foiiSws.
owl: a dark brown MARE. four years old,
front feet anil one hind foot white 10 ankle joint,
W. =: Trlgy and J.. L, Douthitt. WIZ were BY
meaiiy sworn Accor,ting To Law, 10 appraise the
ssne Witness Wy hand. this day and date
oes1o sastics of d. P.sce.
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:;sEGiS E.sa'sg:..

rFAki.S pphy ". rr:::curl, living - Do
4 w S% n-Iip ia |. ilttr Il. county, Ii,~.uii-
-. ned ;..-;,l hri"rr tir I.,i,,' r: -a. d, ~.iI>!!:r" al
'.!r l'"ar" uf D,yrr taEn>i.f, cDiL'y anrt STAT
:.,r, sid, on ;i:r :i;h day Of brc.InlV,.i >.2, in',
>:rt! rtiit" 'i"~':ir'i - ir'irT-. t'-Fvit: i"u
r'' tiers h'iliNO yeas u.'i. HilI Ri "i;iI swat
!u!,i IL Ill ln- right ,.r ana u.I;!rr uii al iii- L. !,
,G- with willie g. aiIyt hntl WIN >jinr " E.ir "Ii
III" iT.ra, i"'t tai. .l';'I:- Il at S.-G,s."it. ~ .
"a, :" - var ',!,. HEIR. -! ."iri"t vis!i w:.i.
it, I, IItr..-, ... L. ii.-.n,tr: rig :! ---r = 70
'utd. i. y IL" wGu n, l.. iy ia. ',a!, >"rg.
,'r..i.iG e. ~ i:t'r.'o :!rr.i~" H. IN. Nj.
G,,,i Wa r.hGE. }. T..
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VI FOR SALE.

vENfIis farm is located about six miles 49,
tir south al Waverly, In the very Eas.l
best portion Of l. nycttc county. II con: Eanttti
t,ins 40 acres, all incinsed by n good-NA
pine plank fence, and in y high state Of Guilt
Walton. The improvements are. q large two
story frame dwelling, suitable tenant houses,
ami all the necessary oufbutidItgs, and con-
v.nicncc. OF a we'll regulated farm.
The farni is In u good neighnnrheod, convcnien,
to schools, has ON TIA tkriv,nx Young orchard.
lauu mas been In cultivation only u few years, h
rich, fresh, and we'll adapted to the growth oi
hrmp and ali the staple products.
TERMS-One thirl cash, and tho balance In
one aud two years, with ten per ceat. iilsfi
rS-For tull particulars apply at this onlce.
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Secretary Of the Senate.

The Versailles Gazette, Of DcceD,
Der BIB, warmly recommends Col. W
81. Woods, ofii.ai place, for s~ecretar,
Oh 'he Senate. We have no personal
acquaintance with the gentleman, but
are informed by those who know
hin, wei, that no better selection
could DO made.
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OR uh:R OF PUBLICATION.
STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN mp by David Neal. and posted before
MI,,i fss S1 s,m. 2 Jas.iss Of the r.ses r.
on the xsui day OF Nevrmbvr, A.. D.. iyS, One
thrcc year aid sorrcl Horse Coli, isN hnasis Mn.
isrEs star 70 Forehead. branded on The lsN
Mule Que year old. about ~ kands ki1k, SruSjsA
oa TIE len .hcalier with u. letter III" XS0
one Hay Mule u hands hleh, one ye,P ~
branded on the leo shouidrr, sspposrd 10 b ~
lcttsr 80 40 othrr uNArks or 6ranis Perceive
es; Arpralast q, the eorrvl heees colt esSy
ftastns y. Fseeppk end NsSa brHun.
neyss-sw JOHN J. NALL. y.
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AID nINlsrRATOR,S NOTICES.
WITH WILL ANNENGn

ETFER> OF administration, with the will an
- nrNcd, on the estate of VIM. PilAinyton. de-
ceased, Were granted 10 this udnersIsncsl ON nh.
Sih day ofSUvenbcr, is1s, by the Probate court
OF Lafayette county, Mo.
All persons having claims against said esta,e
are required TO exhibit them 10 me FOR allow anrr
within one year AFTER date Of said letters or they
may he pr-ciuded from amy benefit OF such ,s-
iate; ana u such claims BE- not exhibited within
be forever barred. vs.. II. PILkINGToS.""
decft5 Administrator with I'M annrxea
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2

o. the 2t.h inst, at y n'c!1.k, \. ", n. the
First Presbyterian n 'Ir:h, hv tn. z ~. J.. II
By"rs. Mr.. wN CLtRN, Principal OF The First
wnrri school 10 this ri ice. 10 Miss SADIE PER-
kiA>, formerly ui klob Noster, now teac er OF
drawing and skrtciiins in L. a. Seminary,
Lexington.
Attendants, Mr.. VIM. Adamson and Miss
Maggie NJ rshnll.
We congratulate the Professor for the sensible
step he has t1kea, and trust that his future life
may he as bright anil joyous as the holiday sea-
son he has so well crie',r TED.
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A3 -.:N,S-Rsr aE:.s notice..

!liLit~ Of administration IN the Estate o,
e IL II 49, G,Irgr. e. c.t>.i Wpr,. .;rlri.I In
lit Fin"' = :n''t rn t'." lGtii day eft N,t, II h,r,
i>s3-hN IA" i'r"l.;!' r"ar! -. l.. 3. GT-it, rnHniN. No.
~! !rr-pn> iGtsIl riiim' A:til>t sai ,aralr
.'f'. r: .%.E,'@I 20 vNiIu.! t.i.Ii for allowance, ,n N,
r,inUii>trat"r. "!i!iIn one wear after the ,l.:tr a.;
,1i'II ,ii ~, or They may h .pr"rlusI"tl from any
I"li"iii OF such ..itt": and / s.!ci ri,:mS u, NOT
rA!IihlI.,i within Iur,r wears from TN, dat. oi
sad letters. they wiiiil- inr, :,.r haired.
nov2JSt WILL Al r. TRACY Admir-
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1t is said that the Christmas cere-
monies ut old Trinity, New York
city, this year will be on a scale OF
grandeur and magnitude never before
attempted In that ancient edifiee.
The choir will be very large, aud
have been ~rehesrsing for several
weeks past.
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Iew eHMerfsements.
A Great Want Filled.

simple, cheap and effective article OF fur
"A nhfarr, which when closed coustiiutrs an
elegant stand or table, md whicl, becomes when
opel-d y Convenient secretary. Great profits
maar Kishis Under the patent Tor sale low. Call
~ tue Stty Hotel, 0n.the Ist and vi days OF Jan-
uafy, 1sis. NJ. BROWN. Patrptac.
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Aou,s,srR,rnR,s sa

7 EfFrit> ID a'ign'iis'ration on The ,,ls:e @,
~ !Abacr Osborn, deceased, were granted Ia.
"a. un,trr-I.n.d ui H.. 18Th day ol D-t.brr. 80
AZ The i'Fuh!tc Court ii iaiiy tie county,, s!n.
All irtrsuIs having claims a. Iiust .ai, r.,I'.
are r't;I sled Ia rAiiilIIi them Tor ll!n , .,.c. l..
.Hr a'th,iii..rit,r, liam ,ic year after tie lat
Ii said i',trrs, II ,!ty nay he prcclld-,i ir.n,
tly bennett al sr,ri .siat AMI il such claim. \,
r"' cNiIiDgi,,i wiiain three years trim The DAT. ~;
siid .cii-,s, they wIil be- forever barred
JE>>E L
nnr21-5t Administrations.
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'oi. \. \. Bell, of Ut. Louis, who
represented this district In the STATE
Senate before the war, is an spDlicon,
for the Office OF State CommIs,ion.,
OF Insurance. Col. Bell 10 well au,,.
flied for the place, and wcknow Of No
ono outside OF Lafayette county W.
bad rather sec I'm that Office.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

nNE hundrel and ten acres Of land near
" Dover, Lafayette county. Missouri Eighty
acres prairie and thirty acrcs timber, between
stxty aud seventy acrrs In cultiy ation ;house with
TWO or three roous; small orchard Of bearing
trut tree. For further information, sppiy 10
JESSE COLI, near Dover, or To the underslgned
ne.r Ina~psedescs. DAVID WILLtAMs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Laura Simmons, q maiden OF some
eighteen summers, who came from
Virginia about q year since with her
mother and sisters. died In Richmond
on tho 7th inst.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Elii.!t- tca'iin n;"rv uTni the estate O.
~ h'"s!ial ! tGln. trr. DECEASED, were. .rlni.tI
Ia t!r u!.d' r,i-r.,,i on In. .,h ,iay az Noyrrnarr
49,, Ivy i':r Probate cUur; ui Lafayette rnunty.
Iis,nuri.
A'llrr-pHs having CLAIMS u,alnSt sad estate ,r,
required Ia 'Nirihlt them, inr allowance, Ia thu
Executor, Within on. wear after lie ,Iu;r g.;
-LI't iri''.'. or they may hr prr'iudut rrnIn any
hcii'ht "i sIiri' estate: and /! such claims hr no,
inhibited within t!r." years FROM the dat. of s.iJ
letters. They VIII ~" forever barred.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Tho first tragedy IL the language,
and one Of the eldest eomedjc., were
both 1rst brought 0nt rs . part oil
the Cbristmas -fcstiyjfjes OF il,s pc
Et1d.