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ORDER. OF PUBLICATION.
STATE 9E Missouri. Is.-

VI r0iiSSolk
LAFAYETTE torSr Sss.
In inc frohste Court Of Lafayette county, Mis-
oHr,Wi"n,sry adjourned trina, 1873.
~ wv ny mus .iay comes Christoph Eckho6
Is MSshrs, deceased, and presents to the Court
ns prtition, praying for an order for
We sahs oil SO much of the real estate OF said
ueceass.t as viii pay and satisfy the rpmain-
ing nepts uue by said estate and yet mpaid for
van. OF suiiicicnt assets, accompanied by the
aceount, lists aud inventories required by law
IN suen cas.s; ON examination whereof tits or
ueteu that all persons Interested a In said estate Re
no'uhed that application rs aforesaid has been
made, and thai unless the contrary b. shown on
or before the Irst dty a. the next term Of this
,onrt, To b. h'Gi ~ tbs llrst Monday In April,
lSiS, nm ordvr MI he made for the sale OF the
whole, or 81 much Of tn real estate VI said de-
ceased ~ will be sufficient for the payment Of
said debts
And IL is further ordered tina. this notice be
published In some pewspgptr in this statc for
four weeks before the Next tcIM OF this Court,
\ true copy, attest:
tebl9-5t JOHN 4 nI-RDry u.rA
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Friday, April Ara. A. ID. 1873,
Administrators Sale

T will sell at the late resid, nee ofC. ;. Evi,,
ten miles south OF LeNingtun, on
Thursday, the 9th day March, 1879.
the personal! property belonging 10 the ,st,,e q,
the sa'' T. o. Ewing, deceased, consisting OF
Horses Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Ac,.
Farming Implements, Corn in Crib.
oats, Hay. &c.
u nder $40 cash. Over that smoup,
.Msiss mouths credit, except for youug sloci
p uo,.. II. c. EWING. Admir-,
'""""<' Auctioneer. fchI2-It.
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Commerce, of yesterday. For sew:
cral days the report of = now move.
mcnt in state politics has been cur
Front, and your corrcapondehs WI.
apprised of It's nature seferai unys
ng0. l will give tho story TO your
readers us 1t gocs here:
For some weeks the movement DC,
fore referred to, las been talked
about IN different sections OF
State. md Col. Branch, Gen. Shelby,
Frnnk blair, i. Gratz Brown and a
nuInber of other prominent poitti.
c;,ns. nrc understood to be Identified
with II. IN fact, they + the orig
i,ntors of II, aud that these gentle
,,e, have formed \ combination with
rho leadiny Republicans of the Stat i,
ING object Of which Is TO make Gcu.
Shelby the Republican candidate for
Governor in 1871, aud by the aid of
Confederate votes, carry the State
over 10 the Republican party.
None, that L have convcrsed
with, regard Col. Branclt's letter
as the production of q master
mind, or coming from n recognized
leader of the Democracy. 1t confirms
little more than o bundle of sop!isi-
RIGS and f~alsitications of the political
history of this country, which ar APP.
parent to every intelligent politician
in tho country, but from the ingunu-
itv Of its construction it is calculated
TO make q favorable impression on
the mind of tho unsuspccting rcalci
aud novice in politics, and what in.
nuence it will have in moulding tho
policy, and shaping the course ofthis
movement, remains to he secM. II
may he well to remark in this con
nrciiOn that Branch. Shelby. Dl-il
and Brown are cousins. aud that TIL,
movement is Il little family arrange
mcnt, which is to cuure to the hcncti
of the Blair family, who have nj
!. ways, somehow, entertained the Idle;
that this government was instituted
, and pcrpctuatrd for the sole use. be
!hoof and benefit Of the Blair family
DEATH OF MEADOW COUNTY.
The bill creating the new count,
! Of Meadow came up Thursday, aAd
p%rOtractrd debate was had on III,
9 merits of the bill upon the motiol
. Ia indefinitely postpone. Hon. +.
W. Sappington, OF Moniteau county
made an able and eloquent urIl
;. trent in favor OF the bill. an
was replied to by Heard, of Pctti'
and others. The motion to postpon
indefinitely was arr ed by "a vote &
. 81 to IS, and Meadow county hi
y gone to its death for this session.
| The committee on county houndi
rics have under consideration Ill
bill establishing
DECATUR COUNTY,
4 and will report next week. The hi
establishing
l.. BOURBON COUNTY,
was introduced in the Senate Thur
day. aud is advocates will have
hearing before the committee ut {;
early day.
~ PERSONAL.
Among the prominent gentlemt
who are visiting the capitol, is judi.
he William Stevens, of Kansas Cit
I. who was a prominent candidate Fl
nomination of Sccretary of State, b
fore it was decided to parcel out tn
and other Offices to the Liberal Il
publicans. Judge Stevens is a stcr
incorporating Democrat, of Il
Jcffcrsonian school of politics, agoC
). lawyer and q fine writer, and WI
give a good account Of himself 81
y long. JEFF.
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Tho Kansas City journal gives tho
following us tho derivation OF this
singular name
"The Indianapolis Journal mentions
that In this county we have q town.
ship named Sni-a- Bar, and asks what
1t means. Tic difficulty VIC have hati
in obtaining this information shows
that it will DO ncys TO most d our
citizclls ms well as TO our coiiteihpo,
rary. It Is from the French, and was
originally spelled Chncij an Barre.
IChncij means slough, Barre is q mans
nnmc, and nu denotes tho possessivc
case. 1t therefore means Barre's
slough. aud u from the fact that
in early days n French trader named
Barre had u trading post IN that pn,'
OF the then wilderness. ut the iouti
of the creek which was called Barre's
slough-in French, Chneij M Barre
Civilizatiomaftcrwards corrupted thu
expression, as il has done many better
things, into Sni-a-Bar, aud applied II
to the townships"
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Funny!

Our Jefferson City correspondent
notices q scheme OF II. Il. Branch. i.
Gratz Brown, Frank Blair and 10. O.
Shelby 10 form 4 new political party
which is to ovcrwhc!m the Dcmscra-
cy of Missouri at The next election,
and to hoist the aforesaid 10. O.
Shelby into The gubcrnat"rial chair.
New wine in such old bottles
wouldn't work well. We have but
one feeble spark &C curiosity i'll re-
gard to the new me 'emcnt, and that
is to know what tn, Kansas City
Times has to say about il.
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interesting to Every One
H. DIR. KlTTO'S
illustrated History az TIA p,h,.


$ now being circulated In this town, and ac-
Il corning to the testimony of ministers and
learned MEN everywhere, TINS is the most ynlua-
Die work ever issued in explanation &C ne
scriptures, Tor so reasonable u price. We know
OF NO ether work ever offered, that has hsd sush
m extensive sale or II giving such Excellent nsI-
isiaction. This ID but q just commsnt uDon one
OF the most valuable of books. CompreSendinS.
AIT docs, not only . hisessy OF the Old md neE
Restaurants, but that ofthe Jews durinr m Tour
hundr~i years intrrvenlagt iscludine ~ ~
life Of Christ ind his Apostles.
:. X. W. RICHIE, Arr.
! am familiar with DIR. Kitto's worf' sn,r
Know that his name Is u guarantee OF the excsi-
ience 81 any volume. I would cordially rccom-
ihend the history Uf the Bible.
J. A. QrAnLEs,
Pastor d. =. Prrshyterian church
concur with the above stat, incnt.
80. J. NJ. CuANrY.
iful'y concur with the above rrcummendutions-
ID. ii. SEi.pI. Pr. H.. +, College
am familiar with the writings of Dr. kitto-
ami most c~4raiaily recommend the work to tho
recalling public, ii. TALnixp. S
Pastor LIST baptist church
Knowing fhrt Dr. kiito's work are very vai,-
able, I can safely recommend this book IN The
confidence Of the public. j III. Iyrv ING
Pastor LIST Presbyterian ch,rnh
DIR kitto's eminent Biblical attajnments mr.. a
sufficient guarantee OF the excellence OF b,s ,rort
l heartily recommend IL, and would he rla,i to
sse 1t extensively circulated. r., j Bonos
Jan so-im Pastor NJ. T.. church south.
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TRUST EE'S SALE.

M HEltEAS, Thomas NJ. Parker and Helen
w N Iarkcr, OF The county of Lifay,,tr.
anu Stale OF Missouri, did, by their certain Iryti OF
trust uated III 18th day oil Nay, A. d., $50, ami
recorded III the Recorders Office OF I.atayrtt,
county, Missouri, in book No. 3, OIL page . 4.
convey to the ua'trsiSn.d trustee tn. following
as,srine't real estate, situate in the county vi
i.a,isel'c anu Stat OF Missouri, to-wit:
quarter OF section thirty 80 township iifiy 90,
vi range twcnty->"rrn 90; also, the west n III
urine southeast quarter oi ;, ''ion twenty-five C.s)
township nitS t1JJ uiranse iwel.ty-sc.un. hi,
ias, named lirct NJ land contaias ci-riy ar,r.,
anu the urst named one. thirty-siX ami GJ-lu,
Which said conveyance was ma,lr to secure IN,
phEihtht al Il Certain proin.s,ory note in sal,
deed describe,l; and whereas, the SAID pru,ui,,
cory note has long since bccpm. due ani still ri
MAINS unpaid, now, therefore,, by write of au.
in1rity vested in ms by said deed of ,rust, ami a,
me request oithe l sal holder Of saId note, | will
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o Jefferson City.

Special Correspondence Of the Intelligcncar.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. %, 1873.
WESTINGHOUSE BIRTHDAY.
This morning ushers iu the one
hundred and ffty-first anniversary
of the birth of the great chief of the
revolt of three millions of colouists
against the tyranny aud oppression
of the mother country, and who sue
cessfully brought to a close a long
and bloody war of seven years, and
wrung from old England all unwill-
ing acknowledgement OF their indie
pendcnce, and who SO wisely welded
the dcstinies Of the young Republic
during the first eight years OF its in
fancy. Then the sacred fires of lib
crty burned brightly in the bosoms
of the noble patriots who achieved
their independence, and established
u government upon the divine prin-
ciple that call just governments de-
rive their powers from the consent of
the governed" in contra-distinction
to the European idea of govern
ment, which was based upon the
divine right of kings. But i, is a
sad thought that there is little Of tkat
spirit ofliberty ana love of republic
can government alive in the hearts
of the degenerate sons Of those i'm
mortal sires, who to-day deludc
themselves with the idea that they
are tkc free citizens Of a republican
government. 1t is to the decadence
of this sturdy Anglo-Saxon love of
scIEgoyernmcnt, that all the evils
that Cypress tho people Of this coun-
try are TO be attributed, and the ulti-
mate result will be the complete ruin
and destruction Of a representative
republican form of government and
the s%ubvsrsion of constitutional lib.
crty. But, l am reminded by tho
booming of cannon oil Capitol Hill,
which are at this moment being fired
in commemoration OF Washingtou's
birthday, that l did not sit down to
writc a dissertation OH the princi-
pies Of government, and will try and
give your readers what little news
there is at the capital. ..Ef ..g.
LEGISLATIVE DoINGs.
Little or nothing has been done by
the Legislature since my last writing
There has scarcely been q quorum
present in either house during. the
ilast wcek and there is no session be.
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Martet a.ports.
ar, LOUIS Ell.

FEuNUAuf ID, iotS.
THE sTATE or TaApE
III. sudden change OF the weather 10 y low
trn,,rxture and a cutting wind WIS MOI NJ"
80, ., .,tysrce the general business intrrests OF
III. city vest.r,t,y. and b,it!i ON the strces ah" u"
,,,b,,g. IN. yolums Of trade was liSht. ihsr'
80. ,,.,,r h,,,.y,r. a muked increase In tr
pep,r,I tr.,ir of thr city during the week rs COM
,,,r.,, with tb.t Of the week prec selling, AMI I'D
IN. ,,,,r.gater large nm ,unt pf IN 'rcl,andise hss
been sold. csyecialiy ,lry-snods boots ana snoes'
and groceries. !. goodly nrftnljcr OF buyers rom
the suitt, and Southwest, anil especially I'""'
r.xa, md the Northern part of Louisiana, nave
,.., II, the market and made liberal purchases.
The order trade had also me MAI
Rrccnts of new goods from the East nave peeh
quite large aud heavy invoices oil mercha"u
are on the way here, which Will arr''e ."'
week, This outlook, Is good for u large spring
trads.
on CHANGE.
FLOUR Nothing Of any special interest oo-
Cured In commercial circles oil Change yes'st-
day. and -four and grain ruled duh, win the
| tendency In prices in buyers favor. i"ele %
no extra tonnage here, and shipments are SLOW
| Ia the great drtriment OF trade. hut whii' there
| is rs mis,r freight Offering and more than the
| boats ur. able to receive, shippers ape only sehu-
ing forward co~nsignments whrre they nre 81
ordered, many refusing to ship ut this time on nc
count of the furnaces aud high rates of freight.
Tn. -four market WAS again dull and weak yes
terJ,y. but there WAS no quotabic change In
oriccs BUYERS ar. slow, and are hardly willing
10 nav the prices demanded. IFS lies were forced
! further concessions would have 10 he male. Tit
dies were about 100 barrels at Ss9I 20 foi
s,ring extras, ard al the range of 81 2599 IS fol
sapcrs to choice winter extras. The niirkr'
closed dull.
WIIIAT.-.ic wIirat IN Irkrt rem Iins iu al
unsettled and unsati sfscioryy condition, am
very dull. There Is m entire absence OF an,
speculation demand, and ihr miller ave Inrchi'
sing only such grades rs they require for imTe
, ,liata M nuisciuic. Spring " actt was duli ale
neavy, while winter grades were almost ehtirei,
neglected and lower TO sell. The only sales o
-priIg by inspection. were two lots OF No. ) n
81 - for hard, and 81 - Tor soft; and u smnl
lot of No. = ut 81 -. Winter sold ut 81 10 70
No. I in elevator.
CORN AND O.ATS.-Corn continuc' to NEE
with ! fair local and shipping demand On south
ern account. and mixed and yellow we've IN
| changed anil steady. White mixed ana lever
/! closing at SIC Cor No 2 On: this srJs in elevator
Sales on east track were made nt3l@Sltsc Tor M
? mixed; mixed and yellow mixed ut 3ltic
whit mixed at Sic; No. : white mixed Al "1c
and choice nj sc. In 81. Louis elevator salt
were made ut &c for 80. = rdeei ans y'iio'
mixed; No. . yellow AT 3i,ic; No. . white mike
AT 39i.. :, and nj SC ut The close.
UEMP.-We quote: Uu'lrcssct Mt S5p6t6o
s7ugs, for oinlno to gcc,f, ssrss' to siWai
: for prime t. strictly prime, and Sis for choice
---a 80 4 "A t..f0ar
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neuth of maior Price.

Major Il. Z. Price. formerly of Bruins.
wick, died suddenly in Galveston,
Texas, on Monday. February 10th, III
his 69th wear. The Major WIS., !:
brother of General Sterling Price.
He lived in Charlton county for many
years, prior TO the II lIcrrmoved
to Texas mt the commencement OF the
war, where he remained until its
close. He then returned, sold what
was left of Il o;ice large property, and
returned to Galveston, where he
continued TO live until the hand OF
death was laid upon him. He WAS 6
man of great ability, of generous feel.
ings and honorable impulses, and !,
strong sympathizcr with the Cunted-
cracy.
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Aspiteful contemporary, evidently
edited by a bachelor, uses the follow
ing elaborate metaphors: 81 have seen
lovers look into each others eyes
with that sublimely silly expression
characteristic of such unfurtunates,
somewhat like the piteous, appealing
look of a forlorii calf goin. home
through the rain" The expression
q been patented.
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Put OFF.

a stay Of proceedings has been
granted in the case OF Stokes,
sentenced TO be hung OIL the
2sth, for the murder Of Jim Fisk. 1t
goes up to tho superior court, where
the question of new trial will he
passed upon. The people of the
cOuatry lave 10 particular animosity
towards the unfortunate Stokes on
tho contrary, they greatly commiser.
ate his youth, the brilliant prospects
OF which have been so frightfully
blasted; but his case has been made g
test one as to whether the law can
rcacha murderer who is backed by
money and Influential friends. Tho
press ofthe country 10 demandine.witi
singular unanimity that Stokes shsi
lie hung, and money aud friends will
have an unusually uphill business il
getting him out Of the ugly predica
ment in which his unbridlcd passion
have involved him.
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NOTICE.

EIrERS tcstamcniary upon the rstatc or
~ William W. Harrison, deceased. were
February 1873, BY the Probate court OF L.afsystfs
county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
the Executor, within one year AFTER the date of
said letters, or theyam be prs.lnle,i from any
oen'ht OF sucn estate; and II such claims he not
saul letters, they will be forever barred.
ichs64w LEWIS X. HARRISON, Executor.
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LEXINGTON II

Wonr-:I% 10 Bfor cumDing, fleece 30 to IS.
No market nav.
E,H!rr-cnot"y vel; roll, neatly wrapped 20 I"
II: fair to spol. i3is: white anu cp:nnioa, IL
E..Es-Grr.-i, 20 10 les
I;.n,-Ei4nt p,u:",l navy 8 20 TO , 50; medium
ami M 81 mt, 81 ~.
S;lr--clcLr, COS.
Shuu! irrs-4i0S.
IlrJl-t ia s.
T~innr-c."jer X : 90 do bbls good
second r.Itc : -;
Corn In.I'-5J 10 69c.
salt kanaW IN, ) ~.
nrnc~rirs-l;rnwn sugar 10 to u; En-. C. Is
10 II; 4. ljta Id IL; crushed ll5a 10 lh.
tvl. ,|chnicr, IS. 70 IS. fair u TO ~; .. Il.
Java, - tr :;iis parch.t 80 to 3Sis.
Syrnp-surur loai, 81 oH To l 10 golden, 80.
Molass-s-S. IL. a.; common ID.
Cheesr-N. Y, zoe to 25c; English Dairy 30
Dung america 81
rcpner-jo III; pure ground, NC.
Alsi,irc-,S In 10.
Hnnry-lit 10 20c.
.tflailow--i.1 to .i
p Feathers-pritnr, Soc;
lrcSwaN--25:
Grain-No. l wheat, 49, to ! %. 60 to ..
Uat.-25 To III.
Corn-ll,l, l - to | 30.
Suntrirs-Dnions - To l Oh.
.AtpirS-,lrir,l. bu. ) M Ia. D 90
Pesicics-,lric.l tn DC.
potiiors-6J 10 &c
iiurs-nn foot : q 10 3 80. Dressed, ) IS to 4
Dry Guois-iriuts 81, to ists.
Shccting,-lcLvy IL bro, II TO Is: SECOND do
rag; line brown 1 IL to 70; l0-i siieriins 40 Il
Is: Crash, IL. to 20.
Coitou-blcacici i2h to ~.
Canton Flunncls-lG5s 10 S..
Tickinss-e0 To 80.
Table iinau-a0t To l 80.
JruuS-35 To I ~.
Casimcrcs-l 90 t0 9 90.
PAPER cunhric-l5.
SPOOL cuttou-doz; l 90.
Cur,cts-1J to ) W.
Hides AMI rclts-,try hides 10 to f:S; greer
hides .c;
sheep pclts--I5 to I -.
Deer skins-llry, per ID. jG3oc.
Mink-rr;mc, 81 10.
Ottrr-Sad.4.
~Cnon-primr, 2c.
Muskrat-St to lpc.
S~Sunk-aOd5o.
. Mcmp-C"mmon 10 to CO collars. Choice s.,
p. sll my tnn
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MiLLINERY.- Mra. Arnold and
Mrs. Price have dissolved their OIL partner
ship. and Mrs. Sue 7. Arnold will continue
the millinery business ut the old stand, first
house east Of The, court house square. We
hope our LAZY friends will give Mrs. Arnold
u liberal patronage. and not send every do!-
lar they can spsrc !" ST. Louis for hornets
and ribbons they could buy at home for less
! money. See advertisement.
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WEATHER.-Satyrlay, Sunday aud
Monday were cold days. and the leo ran
thick in the river. threatening u ''block."
and interfering with the transfer Of freight.
msil aud p~a.;shsefs. A slight snow fell on
Monday evening, just enough to make it
sloppy getting around the next day. Old
winter Is evidently getting weak IN the back.
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Senator sogy.

The committee appointed TO look
into the charges OF bribery against
Senator Bogy, af,cr reporting that
nothing could be found against him,
were sent back TO do their work
over again; aud again they reror,
that they can find nothing wrong
With MIR. Bogy. But still his accus.
ere are not satisacr, and have evi
IDENTITY bound themselves not to Ca,
or drink until they shall have RUNE,
this Democratic Paul. Wo see III
way but Tor him TO appeal to Cesar
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FINAL SEr.TL:..rENT.

otieE Is hereby given TO all creditors and
~ "tiitrs interested In the estate OF Thnm.s n
nth, DECEASED, that !, the undersigned admins.
tratini Ut said catatc, intend to IhaAe a final s.fiis.
m.at ni SAID thtate at the April term of the rru-
bate court Of lafayette county, to lie begun am,
nr'u u, tie court house, in the citv Of Lrxin:top
On ths nrst Monday Ia April, 1873.
ieb-6 NJ. CHAPMAN, Administrator
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NoitCE Is hereby given 10 all creditors and
~ others interested in the estate Of .:rnr.,,.
MrlDoriie. deceased. thu; l, the undersi ned
manh'n.strator OF said estate. intend to max n
the Probate court of Lafayettc county. IN he
nesin nnd held at the court house, in the city of
Lexington, on the first Monday In April, ls73.
:rbs6 N. CHAPMAN. Adrninistrsior
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On sat"dary, the 2ed day OF March
A. d. 1873,

pet"ern the hours of nine O'Clock in the FIRE
noon anu i've O'Clock in the afternoon of thai day
IN 'front.' OF TN. court house door, in the county ri
Lafayette and State of Missouri, proceed to sell
t,.s above de"crih.i real estate. or 80 much there.
OF a. may Hr necessary, to the hiyn ST bidder,
Tor c'tsii, To satisfy the said noru wit., interest,
ana he coats and eNurn,rs %: this t.,.,:.
i"i'2O'u JOHN 4. ). TCrI. trustee.
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MARRIAGE Gnide.

Interesting Work. Enlarged Edition, New
Ensravinss, Two-hundred md sixty Pages,
Price 50 cents. Address DR. BurTs' prsrry-
sAHr, u North Eighth Street, 81. louis, No
See Advertisement.
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ADMlNIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

EffERSt Of administration ON Inc mariner.
~ snip setate III Groves & Dsyis, wev nm
ted 70 tne Undersigned by The Probate coafs, q
1873. :" seosss1ys
a! psssons having claims against said -ststs.
arg required to exhibit them for nllovaaoe 10 ~
AaSainistrstor Within one year sitsr a. Of ~
M.ts. % they may h. pr~cladssi Nom sny hen.
~ ~ SUCH sstafe; and " such clalms b. 20 a.
,a.tttu whhin " years rum sha dase ar ~
letter, they Will be- forevvr harvcd.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-26

The New York Commercial Adyer.
tiser tells us that Pittsburgh is the
paradise of lawyers. IL is lucky for
them that they have y paradise at
home, for it is hardly probable that
many Of them will ever find oae else.
where.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-26

49, IL nef'hE s!vci 10 Ill persons in-
~ t-r"stesi, that snail oder nv r,..iruutior
- Guardian OF Janus galloway at the A,riI
~ y IA. iF"oAte court Of Lafayette County
April, 1873. ' "o"u"S I"
feJa6 " cU.pN,S ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-26

NoiitE L. ~ hereby given to all creditors and
~ DINERS interested i'll the estate of p.in br
isaii, deceased, t.iaf |, tn- undersigned admin.
iS,ra'or' otsasd Gstat,, Intend to make II iinai set.
fr1bat' court OF Latayett. county. T., he h.y,In
a!'t ar!d NJ :ie court house. in the city of Lex
ihsinn, oH the first 'nn.i,y in Arril, iS.:;.
i.D36 VI. Aluiui.tr,,or
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-26

We had a pleasant call on Monday from
Or. Helmersent editor OF the Westliches
volksblatt. st. Joseph, No. The Volksblait
IL the leading German paper in Western
Missouri. and from its appearance Is on 9
found financial basis.