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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
4 .gart=Rge Of slJ0, ,oJ0.o0I.

ttfh!a the i.ila'ie PHI democrat.
y mortgage for :'i00,000.C0o exc
cGt"d by The Pcnnsy lva,.i.t railruad
c1Hpiuy 10 secure til: bonds ISSUED
hy the company i'll order 10 carry out
improvements in Pcnusylvam.l and
"tiier States was deposited on Satur-
day IN the office oI the recorder of
deeds in this city. The Instrument
is cXecute,, in All artistic sly lr of
rniigraphy. and IS bound in the finest
Morocco leather. 1t resembles the
iced given bv the State to the Penn
svlvsnia Railroad c,mrany.
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Puhlic AOnlui,trnInr,s Na,icc.

pI virtue of an order of the Probate Court of
, LAFAYETTE County, Missouri. marie ~. ;hr
.,; 4a "i amS 81 .ae nh,er, Ter ';nen, rm,ls ,.
Of the estat" of Missouri Wilson. deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate
ara required to exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year alirr the date of said "rtcr,
they msy be rrccluiei from any benefit Of such
estate; and II such claims be not exhibited within
tw9 wears from the 1a.c of said order. they will
tc forever barred. MOSES CHAPMAN.
sugeI Public Administrator.
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.Du,y,sTR.ToR,s NorsCH.

NOriCE is hereby given shat letters OF adj
IN minisfrution upon the estate OF George
\. lex, deceased. we're grantei To the under
signed by the Prubi;e coaft of La:ay ettc cCGliy,
on tiis 3,th day of July, ISIS.
All persons having claims against said slate
nre required TO exhibit them for a'iUwaae" 10 the
administrator within year aIrr a:.fr oi sac;
letters, they may be prrriude.i from any ie:,-
eft Of such estate; aud IL such claims bc not en-
hiblted within two Years from the date of said
.letters, they will he brewer llrr,.ii
~ ALBERT Z. BUkSHAA, Administrator.
au,SD
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CT liRDlAN'S NOTICE: OF FINAL
Ss.EyLsS7e.SE,

NOTICE is he!cl'y given to all persons inter ;
~ "sIr in the estate of Mary 4. Patrick. (,
inf:"r. that tn un,.e.-is;!rd guardian Of IL
pcrs III and cst.;t of said minor. has filed HI
- co IN: fsT ;tlc.n-nt Of si,i minors :>iltr
the .'Ui. tenn "a tie Probate c,;.ft of I.,lT-
cite unty ..n. and W.ii all"y at the n"Nt .Tin
"i -.'!': c"tr, 20 hC c.i"n .ir-I !! ul'ay 'Ic
"h +, is.3, Tor na.l di-ch .rr,. Of SAID .,tl.,
'iian>Aip. :. u. Wi.SIWinTI.
;:u;r-I ,ru..rt!i A.
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ADnINISTRATcE,s NoTICE.

NoritE is hereby gwen that letters OF AL
~ rIinistra;iru Upon the estate OF Sarah J.
3cGNi,n. deceased, were granted TO the UNDER
signed hv the Probate court Of Lafayette county,
on the :jth day OF August, 1873.
All persons having claims against said estate
are reguire'i TO exhibit them for allowance to the
administrator within one year a!lrr the dafr OF
said letters, o- they may Gc rr"clUdcd from any
benefit Of such estate; and IL such claims be not
eShihiici within twoycars from the date of said
letters. they will br forever barred.
au--1 PHIL L. AYERS Admir-
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PuoI,e Administrator. .o.:s..

pf virtue of an order ofthe Probate Court of
- l.1taye;;n couaty. Missouri, made the
ssth day oil July. 1873, the undersigned. Public
administrator ofsaiG county has taken charge of
the estate OF Patrick Ratigan, deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate
arc required to exhibit them to m, for allowance.
within one year aI;rr tha date OF said order. or
they may he pr.culei from any benefit Of such
rstnic; nd il such claims be rnt exhibited with
a two aycars from the dsle Of said order they " IN
e forever barred. MoStS tii tPMNS
suge' Public Adm ni.;raiar.
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ii; l.pBrKT x. cox. Trnst-o
THIsYEH,S s.Er.

IyTHEREA:, lal,.-t \. barnett and Mary {.
w Barre; i.is wt!e: IN ttr -. ( of June.
ISL. cAer-I'-t. a-l ?.I yrr-ri IA. ir Il. 81 ~
trG.r, WHEN il now .: r"cprl in the !:ec"-,!rI'-
oi : of Lafayette ""uHfy. .Mt--uurI, il book NJ.
II, on ra-. -. rgnr"ylr.. Ia JOHN r. RS Ian !,
trustee TIE inilpwiH. described rrtl ,-'aIr,
s.lr.i.ni N said county -; LG:""r..-, tn-,v!s:
IG- .se-; hIif "i ih" l.'.:h, Isl quarter of
tlpa I:iTe. -, -1p i'y t3h. Tii.:,e -
six t-I,l, ar. the n.T;n r!'.f OF TIE ep',,i.'V :,
quarter "f >e-sirh thirty live So .Dwus.Iip .ii.,
oae i5!l, r..I.-- I" e:i:y-fiUr "a
Whica conveyance ,n4i- in t-n-. -
10 secuT.. the pGyIAs AsIt uy said .:Irn.fi ni h
p-0u.,snry mote I:. -ait VI i tU.lv t,c-,'rinrt:
ana whereas aid not iIts .aa:- since. h-cliut
.lle aEt rtgl!Iir: lgrIl SpV, therefore, lIi.l!.c
n1lcr Is hrrChy -.ri tr. the TH 'r-j -lri 'rI:--
Tee, IN iur-iIL"c al t!e l'rsr IN s.,!d deed given,
ami :: r~'iuSi " tine legal holder oI said nr;e,
y IL M
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FsNAg. SETrLEgENT.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 ,il creditors
IN and others Interested in the e5::.tc OF Mar<a-
ket Hill, deed, iaIi ], TIE Undersigned adis.n-
lssritor OF said estate, iniend 30 maze IL
nnal settlement OF said estate al !he October term
Of the Probate court OF Lafayette county, TO be
began and held ut the court hoase, In the city of
RugE JOSEPH HILL, Admir-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

THE NrELLrGENCEa has the largest circu.
aelon In Lafayette county Of any paper published
In Lexington. Advertisements inserted at the
ssnsl ratcs-sl per square for first insertion, and
cts. Tor each continuance. Liberal reduction
sa yearly Advertisements
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

Forts MT Strasbour.. Metz, and
other places i'll the French territory
held by Germany have been christe,i-
ed with the names of distinguished
German generals.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

DR.. u. e. DeWolfis a Chicago ply
sician. The sudden and unexpected
announcement OF his name might
startle nervous patient.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

A horse-pistol marked "Julius,"
to be relic of Ca asarism,
has been found in California.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

A Bridgeport minister uses postal
cards to invite delinquent church
members to pruyer meeting,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

ITTUE.;3.AS ,il:tin y. Warrea an: EIizahst'l
= ~ rr.ul H. :. iI'.. b.: y ::!n At, c.j
of ;ru=:. dI'c' II. l. Il 70! Noye,.' G.. Is.
nnI Tec,r'. il ;..c G..r:l. r. "l-e 10! -a:yc',c {
county. Missouri II book :, :.gc u. 20. cyr,i
10 iI.:spr A. lh.In ir.-ic.. tIs. inI!pwi..: Il -
cri5s, iI,.i s.tui:e in .t ile.sc c-uliy -':.c al
Missouri. u-Ti: Tj. -Eg..,c i uu ri,T Gi i.c
northwest quarter Of -r'i ~: %u. twcrfy tn,
T,.E.s>i.ip NJ. TOY y-iiivc ti4l. of 4an.r 80.
tWeHty-.ivr 20. w!ss,h rrf.T y.:E.ce ui:" il
trlis: 10 ere :Ec gym at - s.:ii M..,t!I II.
said cci fully dc5'rbcd. InE, w!crcts. sad
notes tlvr long since bee t!rt', ami tvs, incrc
Of rem in unpaid Now. L!'r, fore. public no;Ice
J. h.Tehy given tiit ir !.r-.:'r.,l tGE-!"". in
lur-u of III" i"""r in said decd cf iTu=t &i"
en-. GId al t..e request Of the legal holder Df -1''
MORO. VIII.
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1huTsuay, tnc 5tta NaS OF U>tuBtF,
3. .. 1878.

IN front of the court huusr, in the city Of Lex
ingtv!i, in iir county ui Lafayette, ana state ri
Missouri, AID during the session. "f .Ec PrDhL,c
toIri Of sail CoUrty, 81. i; lab: air'i.ur -
The h+lt-f tl,cr ior cash, sit ttc 't,iit, tii'r
in'.rc-. au,i e,i ,te Of III" sad b. ii!n = H.
slecri,-'i, in aa 20 me f'lip.vias described real
c-iA'e ~,:u-.c ans! Icing ia tic CJnniy ~ lriuy
cite, ana STATE Of VI B,on'i, "atl tieacIrict in
sai last wIii anil t,.s.lInnni y, ictiDrs:
E'@nning ~ point 10 le - Drrih rfi'e north
wet corner 81 bh's M. - in t:l2 :lr>t ad !ii"n
u the town III LrAfn !:on aiO:e-Tid, and rlti,-
nm: :'.ncc Iort II She northern lin" Of section
3d. IN toa nsi.ip II Of rlnsr =: ih"Ec' nth said
sec ion el-twarily. to i point fr,r;h 4 ID mort;
EAST roTirr of sal bipci -. ing three hundred
feet distant; in nee srr-g ira point 10 feet iI"rth
of th- northeast corner Of saii BiUcA
-: thence with inc parai ei 70 tilc
line secondly mrgtinuesi abnvv, We. 31
feet 10 the plac. Of beginning. said lot
by e.iml:r uens. 80 f.c; ) inches wide at tac
wet eIi and - feet Q incir, wide az The ea-t
eni, and thee hu.drci fee; long. and having
Tie lFicE dwelling :,Juse Oi said Gcra.>yi agtl
s,I.iF house. tuit Il IL, and Is !..It of the
strip b.tyye.u the First and Aa!.r-or's sd ii:i1n
tu tie city of LeEiugtpa- said red c-tGIc y Ill
he llI for cash, iIr ihr plgnose Of paying TIE
irb> ,t;,e by The c-tAf' of -siG " ii!au Sgf, DE-
cete... Witness my hand. tai. :.iih LAY or
Angus. 1873. JOHN T.. INLAND,
scb,J Executor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

Ihrs. wishing L." ,r "icrl $40. ,si!I fin
III" ''i'"in'' jH-: III taipS, !ns.t,rIr hmii h.
III" aI.i .rir", n Il. Ui l.s I->l luai-rIi 80.
ipur Hpi I.Ii.lrSa,lr tor remaining ~ an.
strictly first yi,s IN 81! il paris. Al fully var
:nt-i. Marked l::yUGs 10 ministers and tie r.,
t--SiBn
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WcaEesdav. The l.fI dnv Of Scpteln
Der. 4. d., 1873.

.: .:IIycst- and =; '- i--ngi-i. between ,:.s.
!! urs OF n.ac n'c...cs tn. ..t:.' ;d ii,r
u'C! .C L. IL. . e.. .pH g ts4i :! -. IL 81 ,lt'-
lie vta r. 80. hi-.-t II !,ia.-. i,r c..-. t,.-
said trirE AM u .cl a. i'm !, much Late, 90:
IlGf ''r .-.!.v. Ia .;i-l, i 2:S nj Int
prom --E :...t nj iHic.c-f, wan :.c COSTS :.iil
.tuyt;-; IDSrKT x cox. Trr.-an
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Es:AE:p.AA-S Io'sgCE OF E'iSAE.
-s.ss EST

40 Fii !. is hereby given - ali persons iG'rr-
y ,>:',. IN t.It estate uI Eiwin iJrysi '.. =
n!innr, Thai i:c In'i,riSIi 2iiiI...n at IA" =,
son :;i;'t "sli;" a.! $50. MINOR. has filed hi. s.
count tIr Srtt!cIucu: UI si minors .si.,tt. al he
Ii's Term 81 The tIo;ia'r cUri OF Lafayette ruu-
Iy. No. aGi " i'll apply at tn. next lei III u. - it:
cU5;rt {. lie t'ii o1 ;"e .i.-s: N1nday III october.
1875, L." aHl discharge "i mis- rIaIl hs.l.p.
au-i >ihtE.L /. DEI~Dtl..., Guar Iian
Sn+cSStii ii~. dar! AGENTS wanted. All
~ OtD~c classes Vf SJTf.iaE Ii.u,,c, cift.y
s-N E"iiS orolt! nt:trc more money III work .ur
a ~ ilcii strc moments. all the inur than at
uIythlGg else. Paii!g,iihrs free. At;Gr,S. 1,
>isu-"n i TO, Portland Mune s-si.-iy
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Saturday. Septembc: 9th, 1873.

Ee'w"rn the hours Of 10 O'Clock \. ". .nt
O'Clock st. oftlsat day, proc ct sell tht land
above described =, public ven,luc. T. i.,r c!..-t
bidder. for cash in hand At the court hur.c tn0r,
III the cty 81 LeNia c.un, LariycEterountv. Miss
suUr, for the urp ia si dec! Of i,,i-I Ine,I~
t!Juel. uu2i H .rJi. \. tlii,iN, lTi-f.c
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TRUSTEES SALE CT REAL Is.
TiTC

vyvEER!N>, Rob ut = I'a.rlc5i aa, Mary (
w R:raett MS wife, u: i!.:..r ! e.; of trust,
date! tie ii:h day Of NAY. i. II. 10, a'I -
corded In tie Rccorr;,r'- ".Ficc tor i.af,yerr
c5laIr, Missouri, in h ]. Va. ;, x I.s. e l,;
conveyed 10 the rI;ll rs...,cl. i."!-.,t ". OK
A. tr.ee lie !i.--iil- r;r.--.I.e iri,, uf .ai
si;ua;eI in the r3tilty "t i-':a:eie :rd s.alc oI
Missouri. 'O-wti:
The w-st h=lt 5r i'ln northeast quarter "c scc-
lion fare 10. in township i.iir {'Sj. of faT..
twcnty-siN ;-j, containing ri=! or
less.
N tr-lzt, to secure til ~ nlent - ,I"sc2, :.
Hampton. in tnr ,;'.i uf i.,e.S- h..1dr i de-
lar: and inter -. i e. lsirc ~ lie rr.:-
iSsDry Bv'- 0i ev-n ;4c win sII'i IL, ni lril-y
sI,t de-cri:'c t.rrr: T eft..-, Ii".: ..s:l!
fA:ir' ii~ ben l:.sst- Ia IA iE me- Ui sail
ir'IilsSHrx noe "!:! l..rGc-t, NTw. Iir-ri re.
ii the re,;i!"s. I ~" 'E..c- -II ipi e: "a.
E"te, al .y Nl.:ir ;... ,.g-F2!' IGG au.,IrI..y
in ..t ye-t-i. 10y aid Il =, "r gGt,-s ! tie !,ii-
q, y. ~. !. Is .s.l .f.l. .ee.. III. lIe
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!. y. ALEXANDER. WM. u. CulLEs
ALEXANDER & CHILEs.
:. KAtNNVN. ALEK. HKANE,
2Ay2lGyS & GRAVES.

a TToisSs,IS = At LAW, LEXINGTON, MO.
N VIII practice IN all The courts OF the sixth
!u'ii"!ai Circuit, District :u:sl L. ). Courts.
''r"Inni attention given to collections. bGic":
lain street. door east of ZCiler Bros, up
:. .tlirs. I;,,rl-ly
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JOB PRINTING.

TIfgiSTELLIGgycEg JOB OFFICE IL well
sGliIIeti with piain and ornamental tyre, ths
bcs' presses. Iargu stock o. stationery. &C..
and Is ihsss prepared TO turn oct al hisds
Of Printing n: sl,ori notice.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Orders bJ lrnaii attended to prsmptly, and -
pains vii bc spared TO give sa.isfactisn both -
10 prise and worsraAn,hip.
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Executor,s &ugc cg E.eei E,,;a.c.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 r.! p. i.>"l.s, ii.,;
- = by virtue "f Tie power 'I"E authority Ne-re
IL me. as LAecIiur II, anil l.! The a-t :i!l AMI
f-stunant of ",t'iiin Sr.f. deceased, |, John
L. Ry'lEd, Executor of:"e last viii ;na t.-t -
mtiit of sand " i.iilII self, II, cc:se'i, VIII,
EhllxShnr 81 =, hnr OF M-fnhHr
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DIS. SNAIL, Cf, a NBEass : co.

\. V. SNAIL, Il. y. J 2. hITxASrFR, ". II.
-. " N"t-rG, n. u. =. II. CuA.Ei:::S. VI. d.
6EEi.E- their st:. ics in the prarice Of NIcjli-
~ .i2c ami S,;r--:v, (" the pubic. !th ~.
hope ft.'I- t.,'ir H-r"c.afi1n " thgr VIII tens!
2r"::iiv :" '."''antc f!.!r knowledge "a! diseases,
81 {" improve 'hr.r -! j.! tr,aiiu- them
Hey Will rive -u'rI.l attention 10 Chronic
Disorders. ln.y WEI, III Ill "as,>, c"u-;,,, r
:hsir f. ;l- Wa"i IL" -.'', r,~ are rr:.t.r {:
mi VIII c'.'i"cG s""r thereafter as ih y ma,
slc,9n I,iv:-ac
Once o"cr N,:'..n>I.u', & E,,!i,rI's store on
.'".it- ~" CrJ'T; fnu-" nuvi::.f
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Miscellaneous.

"pilot,, you nrc,ln't wait any,
longer; IL is starlight over head"
Yes, but we ain goii' that way"
, 1873-06-03
THE ". n. FEMALE COLLEGE.

me Washington Heights Femnle College As-
ISOLATION met yesterday In Honore Block, Mr..
Henry Waller in tho CHAIR, One hundred thou.
sand dollars. tho amount necessary to build tho
'ns.'susloh' having been snbaoribod, tho objoct
Of tho meeting was to cloot a Board Of Truatcoa
and to select location for tho institution. Tho
ste chosen Is quartor Of q milo cast of tho
eornor OF Wessorn ayenuo aud Spring street.
AN election was held for five Truasoos. each
lnombor boing entitled to ono vote for eyory
sloo 0, atoek' Tho following-namod gontlenon
wore olected: J, ". Carrington, Jr,, George n
oiark' II. II. Honoro, Jr., Q. A. Boguo, Horny
"a!lcr. MIR. Doguo WIS appointed to rooeIra
ana hold the titles to tho land. Tho I'ruatoos
were declared Directors for tho ensuing yoar.
ana , directed to procure articles Of incorporation
Lnera vas an amusing discussion az to Wlat tha
institution should 30 ohriatoned. Ono dearoi
70 naptlze 1t Mount Washington Female Colloro.
saot1er thought Mount Ida University would h.,
broader, more eEoepiug, moro glittoring: IN. N.
otnes aald the college waa being put there to nj.
, 1873-06-03
THE GREAT SCANDAL.
Hoochor, Taltoll, Royvcns

| Hoochcr, T1lton, Rovvens
Tho following appeared In tho Nov York papers
| OF Friday last: ..s- = -. ~ -
70 ths Editor u tha Tribune:
high time that tue torrnnt Of alander against
Henry Ward Beocher 10 arroate have In my possca
slon copy Of disayowal Of all The charges sul in
Euntiona sganst Nj. Heoeher over made 81 Mopry g.
3gTen, which was executed on tho 2d Of APRIL ie71
my hond. from that time to tia. Aud now. wtnont n
hts xnow|eaae gyo thts document to to world md
na ea ~ principal ooner sgainHt truth
do ts Is tho t. iact thst Mr povon
hss o. hte Eoreatedly declared that o had novor disa
sss On issa,s ~ nSssao5 h. e
lopt prorste otn, e IT, haa has
sfy s t. a
open he ps & hs gsstss ohulc. soss hoE
r. red to, and which appeared among tho telegraph-
- dlspatcAoa III our iHaue Of Friday last ind
then tho lotter from Ttlton. CONTAINING Towon,a
"chargea, imputatona, aud inpueuloog ,xbioi,
are tn!ls " "dlsayowea, which latter ia unfit Tor
pni,D3Ioation.-ED. i,3 oHtoAao In1DrNE.]
this romnrk "'''1
We have received the following 1otter from wel.
hoa ~ 1na a a@ ~hoss is With
And, on tho following day, spoke as follows
We th'nk these can DO but ono opinion among dis
atty Of Mr. peochet case eftor Ill thst has ooourrod
oW aensns There may reasonably have been groat
r eeeher 1s pfSs to TIC 1osent by
neTese q te tripartite agreouout Of Bowen, Tlton
and Uo9chor but there can ba nono any ionger Tho
s&sa 70 o 4 az q e
naocner VIII omorRo from The 1ery furnace Of auoh All
investigation un'eahed wtl 10 ths srdeat hops ~ We
, 1873-06-03

-
IL: YHysg.7Hs 5 i I'ss3s ,s;s ii 81, %
d az ns ssa Iii aaS' snq 1T RrG r +
1nS weogso 1tsthe spentt ari is ross tudcat$& g.
approved and % sa eSf'9 @or Of It
ooI ga. H., Anu that was the timo tho oaso was do
saSo Gna tAo dooree Was rendered. And tl,ero
Cviacneo Wd1 ~ tnas time as tnattor Of fact, no
i1iI Had ibo upon On whicl. to baao tho DECREE
neen re- .n-dtcatroyodbeforo tho Court kcarti
sss ass. 1Ga1t ss Rsisaa
ussasa ssehoo So' 6ta sso Ses %3y a
~ MI 3ontt ne sa1o would bo uhdonabty tr,16 i
ena We prcbun1o 1t Would not bo o]ainiai t,nt H.
uomft could heyS nroceedod to doofdo, had tho
tx tu66ne o6n1t atter as heard
decree he. had Intended to ,ronJor, Aid as sn ~"
oaoe ono ooent that a announcement concluded no
Noea .prp n LEGALLY ,1sn rnr connr, =
to adhere to tho anno1nbonont, To o1o, ceso n il
Irne. Was boforc tic Court for decision, but was
not. fully d6cded until tle decree was iIfoI for
record. And we hayo soon Tint thoro was 10
GGVtaonco GVeIo 20 ~ that time upon which to Laso tho
Tho Court below should have allowed the ay,-
Cd an t6 OG oG supplied before ta dooroe
The PARTIES osuoton i oa 81 ths oyonesg sys
tios Tor. which tic parties % wure % ID no St 99i4s
responsible md, such being tho casc, neithor Of
cnppob tiooa b" % BY it beyond what
Wo are c1oarly: Of tho opinion that tho Court
oe!oW erred In rendering the lecroo until tho |
cnroa 70 Waa restored and for that reason tho
INC cause renandod, with lchve to APPELLANTS to |
restore T tho evidence, and for that purpose the
Court below will givc thom reasonable time.
, 1873-06-03
DECORATl0N.DAY,

eANnw1cn, ILL.,, May 81, 1878.
slR' Decosation.day was observed horo yes-
terday. Alarge crowd Of citizens assembled in
front Of tho Presbyterian Church at 10 A. M
aud listened to an able aud woll-timel addreaa
by Capt. ". w.. Wood, Of DolYidoro. H., aftor
which procession was formed Of cItlgona In
carrlagoa, which visited the cemotorios, whore
handsomely decorated. q.
, 1873-06-03

Mre. Sherman is allowed to tako care OF tho
p9;nta 10 the connecticut State Prison, and sho
Po1sone the bugs beautifully lly.-Boston Post.
, 1873-06-03
JUBILEE.
:fr2n : V..' Wednesday, Jun ~ to saturse'
y day, Juno I. '>..''!.,> >'><, :,
Something in Detail Of the Prooood-
ings Before Us. : s''s
Railroad: Excursions, Concerts; Steam.
boating, Harbor Inauguration.

:, ton tn nroaont ,,,a a-,"s - y ouooa INFORM
n,ote - ~, 'oaons tng 9tuer OF thlnBa that nro
orablo In tho history Of Chicago. Tho who
power OF tho occaaion controu .bo,t - f,,t 49, ~.
boforo nnInowT +; a. tnams9 ao"t taes n,
inaneo orn ,a,, r,naa ,.1 l'aeenoe IN oh'oago'
DOR now Wo kept tho Lincoln Wgwam busy vit
groat gatherings, md pray for tho dnv whop
vaat conyonttclo of Soma hind ahs1, ss.,1 .oa -.
Of tho pormanont nsttntona ~ n1,ioaa ss"' ID @ On
numan mncnino aftcr oil ia only ningle e1ootri
battery, aud bring enough batteries, topotho
md tho electricity will odvo, r,1,,r,
~ aa,.aa aa "onoor o.. Iho great do
inn,, sAAoam Oh thia character nn'
a.nso. H. :,l III" 8s9es chicago 1nbilce from
tho almpie power OF numbers. Now for q brio
review Of tho fost,rou Of tho wock. '''
| tns "A1LHoAb EXCURSIONS.
NV 4o' u v"iy, tno failroad mon do no
hesitate to say all excursions and dead -headuo Il
49, - =. ae1"s ue''ens OK system they do
railroad ofhoora' oxintonco. 30 that parties in
Inc country who como to Chicago this weok al
grow gray without soojnr IT rcncatoa nv ~ ~
timc onlr thoroto.o ths....s1e es" ,of 1lna
buffalo on tho onst to Omn1la and Leayer,-
n.tro W -. spe m. @ wost, Louisville and
and Groon Bay on tho north. js opon at half
rntna mn whom lin 1oto ...;,, -, ~ -. 1A'- s
,.ut a.t' ,M ~, "nsn .no uaIo express tue century
plant WILL not bloom nHain-wo think dond -leafl-
ing waB plant Of thtH cnntt,rv Time r,,,,, ~,
way OF preliminary, for otherwise this OCCASION
Houlu not % lnlly. understood. Now, having
accounted 1or. tho fack and facility Of the I'm
us turn to tho '1A' "''A' 1o'
ouu rsoonAMatE or TIE WEEK. =:
Dostnn ,Dan1 viii nry|vo ir SI;nn. ,W w. nln
oyaninu .nnd rocnntin,, ~ iii 1iea8o ~, o1 iaosaay'
ON wEnNran4y % wv ryrn1as, 20 K.sei' hA'o'
tho Daceptfon Committno ma i1'o;r ,o5;s. .,,,i
moot 1t tho Grand Pna Hote, n ~, ~ s, WI
Of statos and othorp and thus open tic hospt~. l
tan1y anu entertainment Of the wook. :. !;
Az
, 1873-10-18
STORM SIGNALS.

The u, 3. Meteorological Observatory
at Myrtle Bauk.-Tbe County Union OF
the 18th Sept. says-The establishment at
Jamaica of an Observatory and Telegraph
Office in connection with the gigantic con-
centration Of moteoric intelligence Of the
United states, is another instance afforded
to the world Of the determination of ma
ton to stand FIRST in protection Of its com
mercc, navigation, and duty towards its
citizens. To the being. ted "~.ajsser al.er''
mind of this Colony, the proposition APP
pears simply absurd. What the people at
Washington want to know how the Their
mometer aud Barometer stand at Myrtle
Bank, or how The wind blows four times
during The twelve hours in Jamaica for,
actually puzzles the comprehension OF PEG
ple who scarce care to ascertain the like
fact once in twenty-four-hours Never
theless the American ration does care to
have this news telegraphed to it at the
stated intervals, and is quite prepared to
pay a liberal annual sum of money for the
intelligence. It comes to pass that, search
the island through, a party more cOmpe-
tent to the delicate task assigned could
not be found than in the person selected by
the Authorities at Washington for the
purpose. Exposed TO the influence of
temperature and wind as is Myrtle Bank,
the locale also is Of admirably utility to
the investigation required.
Mr.. Gall has lost no time since the aTri-
val of his commission, and is erecting the
necessary wind gauges and weather vanes
on the building set apart for the observa-
tory, The instruments by which his OBJ
seryations are to be taken and reports
made, are all the finest government manu-
t%acture, literally supplied, and can scarce
fail in their indications and results.
OF the Importance Of the Bureau just
confded to Mr.. Gall, no one blessed with
a s~cintilla of reason can doubt. It is only
a pity the information he can afford-and
which, by his instruction, he is bound to
afford to certain parties-will be unappre-
ciated where most it ought to be accepta-
BILE. With a spirit somewhat akin to that
, 1873-10-18

henv@rende Bestyrer af St. Thom@
Bank, og tidligere afg. Hustru Sa-
rah Julia f6dt Magens, indkaIdes
herved med 6 Maaneders Varsol ill
for undertegnede Skifteret at anmel-
de og b~eyisliggj0re deres Krav.
st. Thoma Skiftcret den I4de
October 1873.
p. nj. ANDERSEN.
, 1873-10-18
THE "AVIS."
CHRTSTLANSTED ST. CROIX.
SATURDAY 18TH OF OCTOBER 1873.

At the meeting of Planters and others
interesting themselves for the preserya-
ton and propagation Of trees in this Is
land, held at Estate Castle on the 18th
inst according to a general invitation
issued in this paper, it was unanimously
agreed, that there ought by way Of legis-
lation to be prescribed restrictions with
regard to the cutting down of existing
trees and measures ought to be introduced
for encouraging and promoting the plan
ting Of new ones.