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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03
LApAYpTTa rHAuHERa 1dsr1ruTR
H~ntsressink sessIsa ~ Auifsille

.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SESSION.
THE ieachcff Institute convened
~ acoordnce With the appoint ricul
OF the executive committee, In The
Baptist aud Missionary church. al
A4ttyiiie, Nov. "a, 1873.
House called to order by chairman,
u. NJ. Catroh, and exercises were
oieiud with prayer by Prof. Dald.
win, OF the State Normal school, who
mas iusittuter.
superintendent Catron then ad.
dressed tile tuacitcrs OH the benefit OF
institutcs, showing the results TO b.
derived by attendance and attention.
the active Thought ciiciicd, new
modes OF teaching TINT would be
learned, aud the new Interest aroused
bya proper discharge Of duty. He
cxhorted the teachers that they
should cudcay0r 10 be improved by
the opportunity presented in la ing
Prof. Baldwin, u practical instituter,
In their midst, aud make tins u glori-
Qua session. Ills reniaks were earn.
est and appropriate.
The election OF officers was post
polied till Wednesday, those elected
year holding over
Recording uuuies was next in or
der. Tho following were enrolled
L a. .s.- IT, .---
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03
Probable Murder.

Last Friday afternoon the body OF
a man was discovered lssrtlv buried.
about six miles southwts t Of Carroll.
ton, in the timber near the Missouri
river, which proved be that Of r. ID.
Wallace, a man that formerly lived
in Carrollton, and was well known
to U citizens. We learn that his son
Charles gave out some three week age
that the old man had gone to Texas,
and it is thought that he knows more
than he cares TO tell about the matter.
AIr. Wallace had been shot aud partly
buried. It strikes us that murders
are getting rafiier too frequent for a
civilized community. We shall await
the report Of the Coroner with inter-
est, for we would like to know a little
more about this latest horror than
seems to..be known At preseat.--[Re-
cold.
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Entertainment for the Ben
eft cfihe Poor of Lexington.

LExINGToS. Nov. 2slb, 1873.
Col. John Reid, I'm. II. Gales ant,
others:
The amateur entertainment given
w You at Harmonic Hall on fin,
'rening ofthe 14th ufNovember, was
30 literally patronized and highly
enjoyed by II citizens that we take
*he liberty of requesting you TO re-
peat it., at such time and place rs may
best accord with your own and the
public convenience. The white,
season with its pr;vaiions and hard
ships for the poor has arrived, aud j,
levolvcs upon those of our people
who arc blessed with abundance to
mako some provision for those who
are less fortunate. We would, there
'orc, suggest i'll the event of YOU.
compliance with the request that ,h.
proceeds be devoted to local CHARITY.
Very Respectfully,
L. c. MICHENER,
STEPHEN &. WENTWORTH,
f. B. MCKEE,
A. A. LESUEUR,
&. o. GRIMES,
EVAN YoUNG,
HUGH T.. WILSON,
GEORGE HUTCHINSON,
, Aud twenty others.
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Aessrs. Kitchener, Heattcorth, Lesu-
cur and Others:
GENPLEMEN :-In response to your
very flattcring call, The ladies and
gentlemen engaged in the charity
entertainment 10 which you alludc,
lave authorized us to state that they
will cheerfully comply with your re-
quest in reference TO II similar enter
tainment for our own bone clarita-
bic purposes. They will. therefore.
he glad to lneetgy"u. and the citizens
generally, who are Nus disposed to
make some contribution tow urts The
relief orour poor,on tI.c nth inst. aud
viii make every effort TO entertain
you on that evening. The en]tertniu-
nieI:t will be given at H.rmonia Hall.
which has been very kindly placed nj
our disposal for the occasion. free of
charge, by the Harmonic Club.
Very Respectfully,
JNO. REID,
WM. II. CHILns,
Committee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03
AFTER A BOULDER,
she Psrpiexitics of "a yiriuas. rux.
! i'a!iHS People in Pursuit OF
CreGtto:.

Some time ago suit was institute,
isaihs; johnson county in the nam,
Of Hugh Boulder, Of San Antonio
Texas, on batch of county warrant.
issued III 1S59-60. The ountv cour,
and people generally Of Jotnso,
county were l. little Bit sncpiica,
Touching the straigiit-out characle,
OF tins rather eccentric demand. au,;
ct the bodily existence OF his IA
'ient creditor who lived down il,
iexas In fact they SUSPECTED Hugh
Oh peih2 a m! til or q legal fiction,
iiu iinsh's warrants of having been.
paid years ago, and the hole pro-
ceeains as job fruudulcni,y put
up 10 wiring Il little matter of Il l.un.
dreu tlious md dollars out OF their
well taxed pockets. Diiigeut iuqui-
ries were set on foot down in Texas
Tor this Bouldcr-who is certainly
not a surface bou.der-but ;.s vel
aolhlng approaching to satisfactory
Information has been elected. Hi.
rcputed abiding place. San Antonio,
Knows him not, and never had tic
felicity to imscribe his name either in
Tie city DIRECTORY or on her TAX
looks. We suggest liberal advcriis-
ing, under u personal head, so:,c-
thing after this style, for example (:
''lf Hugh Boulder win communicate
with the chairman or secretary of
TIE johnson county vigilance com.
mittec, lie will hear something to his
advantages" If that don't BRING
iiHl ont, we would suggest q confer
cree with Amos Green, tn. great
western %finaIcier aud bond operator.
with headquarters at Kansas CITY.
Mr. Green, if the Cass County Cour.
ier is not mistaken, las had some cx-
perlei'ce III these complicated cases,
and would, doubtless, for n :'iiberal
Tee" give the county the b.ctit of
1t. Wherever Mr.. Boulder may be
luzuriating, the presumption of law
arc all in.:his his favor. HeEa- put his
name at least squarely OH the record,
ana until the contrary shall De r.adc
TO appear, lie is entitled to all the
and the full measure OF
protection which the benevolent
judges Of the supreme court accord
10 the Ssacrcd innoccnt,' who have
tic misfortune to hold bonds orI
o'hcr evidence of county indebted.
ness. The following, from.the War
rershurs correspondent of the Rel
under date of Noy. 22d,
gives the present status of the maj
iei:.
1.-The county court of, this county,
las been in session during this week.
INVESTIGATING the Boulder fraud
All Of its proceeding, have not been
made public, but il is said tLe regards
now eviae,ice of being tempered
with. Some say that they can sec
MARKS Whefe cras,lrcs have been
made. The court intends prosecute
Iig the case to the furthest extent.
hey believe, II SO does every hon.
81 man IN tue county, that the war;
ants have long ago been paid; that
through the ineificiency or dishou.
'sty of the officials the warrants we're
Tot cancelled, and When, a few wears
go, the dishonest aud corrupt r;ng
anne into power they stole these
altered the. records and
Iow present them for payment under
fictitious co"nomen. -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03
BosD pAolsloas.

Eines tho delivery Of the opinioi
of Judges Napton, of our S1premt
court, mud Dillnns Of thsp =. circail
court, which hava heretofore beef
pataishcd. other drrlsioas have bcct
made "a those courts apon bondqnes,
|tions. cqhally rs Important as the
|iormtr. aud far more Mtercstimg, a,
are ~ the favor Of tho people,
and sgainst tho hondholder. judy,
Dillon decided, IN n SUIT upon III,
Batcs ytnwusiip bonls Ia the
L., L. aud Il. railroad, that the bonds
were absolutely voti, and the ian"-
ncns holder was not protected. The
'decision Is basel upon the statements
on tho faro ofthe bond, which allegc
tho bon,ls were madr,t to tho Lcxiag.
tou, Lake aud Gulf Il. Il. upon q
subscription ia tho Lex, Chiiticothe
andGulI.: H. Il. Tho latter corpora
ton was ahe result Of consolidation
uudcr the acis Of the legislature. the
corporations being the same really IN
everything but name. Dillon held
howcIer, that under the constitution,
a subscription could DOT he made to
my railroad unless by n two-,hirds
voia OF the people authorizing it. and
as no such vote authorized bonds to
he issued TO ,hn Lex, Lake aud Gulf
Il. L., the bonds wcrc invalid.
Judge Krck-l %dis,cnted, and the
goes 10 the y. $. Supreme court.
In tho Clark county case, wherein
Judge Naptnn rendered his startling
decision, which was published a short
time ago. amnti"n for r%chcaring was
fled, and On this a new opinion was
delivered by judge Adams.
Adams held the bonds SoaSl, us the
authorized a subscrip-
ton without o vote; that
lie !. charter was passed before
adoption of the new cnnsti-
and has not been repealed, and
hat the court having authority 10 is
tlie bo,.ds, the collection must he |
enforced. especially rs they were held
" innocent purchasers. Judge Adj
ms states, however, that a msjority
If the court does not cndcrse>a!l OF
he arguments, illustrations anl doc
r;nes put forth by Nupton. in the
opinion delivered in the case,
nd takes the OCCASION 10 criiicise the
rather severely upon his
We hope 10 be able 10 publish their
|ecisions in our next issue; they are
90 long and arrive too Ito for this.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03

List Saturday III spite OF the pour.
Ing rain was the busiest day In hogs
that weliaye ever known III Carroll.
ton. al dsy drpyes OF heavy. "a
hogs weresWading through tho mud
flhc streets on their wsy to The
Depot, mud when IN the afternoon
they were rushed OH board the carr
they numbered over twelve hundred
head.
There Is an immense number OF int
hogs and cattle yet to go 10 market.
The hogs especially, are not only nu.
inerous, butthe farmers, INV Hing 10
sell them while prices were SO low,
have continued To feed heavily, and
tho weather has been favorable for
fateDing. Tho consequences Is tint
Carroll county will show the heaviest
average weight III hogs that has ever
been attained in the counfy.--(Car-
rollton Record.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03

" AaS Lucy
z. Walker and Matte
T.. Walker, q minor by
l,:r guardian, ! homas fetltion for partition
Z. Wood, plaintiffs ex
parte.
virtue OF an order orsale in the .bov, anti
:, ,irS c;.'i.e, issued from the Office OF ti,e ciar,
oh II LtOnate court OF Lafayette county Nil
o u u vacation. issued ON The 18th Iay Of NJ
a.. y. 1885, to HE directed, / Will, ON
Monday, the 9th day ofJanuary. 1874
Between the hours of nine O'Clock in the r,,.,
n io. nhu hse O'Clock in the afternoon of All n
aas au9 IN iront OF the court house door. In tau
!! vi LeNihStoi, in Lafayette county. during
.n session OF tiic$tonnty tsurt of said caunty,
- p"n'sls, ny auction, to tie highest bidder
ior on. tiiiru ctsii in hand, one ri In six rnnnfhs
anu one-ihird IN Twelve months, with bnnJ AMI
approved security. with interest from m,turifv
az zen pr cent. Der an mum on de erred naym,ris
'li NE fasnt, TILE, interest claim aud estate of thr
SAID 81; Elliott Walker, Lucy G, Walker ami
Matlle +. walker. u nin..r by her guardian
IN ma, I; Wool, plaintiffs eS parte in sid
ofdrT II sale, in and tn the following desrrib,,I
tsii estate, situate, lying and being In III. county
oi iaiaye,!e ana state of Missouri, to-wit:
East miro the southeast quarter, The sou;h-
west 9aafier oil tie southeast auar.er, and IA
OF southwest quarter, all in SECTION IL.
township ID, ranSe IS; also, the west haIr ~
Tie southwest quarter of section one. tou-nshi,,
Is, range %; also, the east half of the s,n,hee
east quarter OF section two, township, a.. ran,.,.
81; also, northwest quarter of the northws.t
quSrter OF section 10, township 4s, range 30
Iiven under my hant, this 2!th day of Suy.In.
Der, 1878. dccj WM. YOUNG, skeriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03
STRAY

UP by Harrison l. than. wing in
Lexington fownship, in Lalay cite coan.v.
Gi,ssou'i. and posted before The und, rsirne;i''
JUS ice oil the Peace OF Lexington township
county an state aforesaid, on lie lith ,!ny OF
Snxcinber, 1873, Two stray horses, described as
toii9ws: n gray mare IA years old, is
ilnss hish. s"eny in ght shoulder, knuckls
jo,nt 81 rtsht fote leg very large, small scar ON
lcit hip, has black horse colt with her, about
one year old past: Both appraised at TWENTY
nse collars, by &; W. Williams aud Monroe
nnaihS, VITO We're by NE duly sworn, rccord-
,,hg 70 law, to apltraise the same. Witu,ss nv
manu. this doy and date above written.
~ q. CLAYTON,
Ho|i- Justice OF the Peace.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03
TERRIBLE FIRE at WARREN SBURS
-Four Persons Burned TO Death
other Injured.

WAkREEsEURG. Mo-, Nov. 90
AT ten O'Clock Tonight Il fire broke
out in the wing of the hotel, which
has desiro. ed that building, includ-
ing the barber-shop. tailor-shep and
Jewelry-storc Of III. R%uthrauf. A
stiff gallo was blowing from the
southeast, and the flames quickly
communicated to the adjoining build.
ing on the north, which also burned,
In the last house was grocery. the
johnson County Savings bank, law
offices, nc. Loss not knowu:to-n;~Lt.
s..r>a" LATER.
The most horrible part of the fire
however, was the burning TO death ,f
four mcn MIR. L. MulreIiil, the nro-
prietor Of the hotel, j. w. Poland of
Kansas CITY, j. l.. Prouis of Clin-
tonviile, Mo-, and Louis; Muster. of
Seaalia, Mo. The remains of the first
three charged, blackened, aud CHASTITY,
have been taken from the ruins.
Those OF the last hive not vet been
found, although his name was ON the
register and he has been missing since
the fire.
Allen Durimen', the sic wnrd oftIe
amy House, was badly burned; Thos.
Higgins, a boafdcr, had ono of his
broken while escaping, and his
parchcd and blisterel, and the
CLERK, Geo. Crane, was very severely
injured Internally from fire. MANY
other Inmates Of the house escaped
eh'y alter the most aeanizisy efforts.
o mother in The third story.c cut n
hole in a feather bed, put her child
n It and threw It upon the street.
me child was not even scratched.
others leaped from tho SECOND story
ana were more or less injured. The
Vehement for n few moments was
and terrible.
The whole town is In mourning over
he fate offho four stalwart men SO
suddenly called upon to die by fro
hat most terrible OF all deaths,
The hotel was of piue and burned
Ike shavings. 1t was insured for
$4,000. Clark's building and the
'avings Bank were also incurred.
The debris 10 now being cleared
Way. aud the search ia still going on
OF sons'clue to the fate Of Ncuster.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03
STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up by Jos E. IIaddix, living In Mid
: ps,"h downship: IN Lafayette county, Mis-
s2.sl' anu postei before the Undersigned Justic,
oithe Peace Of Middleton township, county and
s.ate aforesaid on the soth day of NovcmDcr Is;s'
y Wh,te steer, described rs follows: '
Years old past, supposed to be marked
with an underbit In elch ear. no o,hsr m.rss
OF nranus. Appraised at twenty dye dollars by
george Northcutt and Joel Gr~en.
hoNso JOHN j.. HALF Il u
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A WORD TO rR.vr,rpS

We have a word to saw in G,vor or m. M,ss,r.;
pacihc Railroad. 1t was The ..niomecr,s I""n
westward and is the cold reIiahi-'' route to St
m h.nn with the improvements which have
The Missouri Pacific Railroad has The host ira ..,a
mnn nc lnr,f and safest equipment. of any linz
o %e ;;"s the Mississippi. Runs daily express trains
form and the patent air brake, from Lrxinatnm
.nroish sedaIia and Jefferson City TO ST. Ionis
comhsctIns at st. Louis with eleven through
routes to points North, East and south. pnr,ic'
uiar Information, with maps, time tables .S n
may DC had at the Ticket Office o.'the Coni,as = i,
iien , ns or mon personal or written applica.
St. I,ouis No .ora' General Passenger Agent,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03

ith the above line of Insurance Comranie,
we can satisfy the most critical. Will writ. Pol
Ices on any class OF properly subject to lnsnr-
man to the palatial mansion of lie wealthy TIE
= huchstei,s $, stock TO q dry goods emporium,
from The store building Of u green grocer to the
granite e'liilce Of the merchant prince. churches,
schooi houses: public buildings, warehouses'
Yarns, &c; VIII insure the lives Of men, from
prattiing iniancy through youth. manhood to
hoary age.
secnIe u policy on Your dwelling. store house,
Darn. church, sshnoi hCus., warehouse or If
i Is everlIsiiugly too late. 'sFrrcr.stina,ion ia
ihe tli"f of time Having been in the business
10, ,nu ,MeniyInvs Years, We are fully postct, ON all
things.' We commit no errors nor bInnders
,en,.ins to void policies. Your patronage is so-
OFFICE. No. 81 MAIN STREET.
Commonly known as Winsor's Corner.
Z. WINSOR & son,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03

Charles T. Sherman, Judge of the
United States District court, brother
ofthe General aud the Unitei States
senator Of that name, has recently
executed a flank movement which
covers The Sherman name with glory
and shridges business in congress.
lie was threatened with impcach
mentf for corrupt prsctices, amt rs the
proof was conclusive and the penalty
certain, he resigned, and preserves
his eligibility for tho next
which may occur. :.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03

NJ Tt.EMEST.-Sotice Is hereby given IN NH
persons Interested In the estate of EnSma Gala.
Nay, y minor, that the undersigned, guardian of
.ne person ani estate of said fainor, las lIed Ms
recount for settlement Of said minors estate MI
s ~ oetoner term OF the Probate court OF Lafay.
s y. county, missouri, AMI will apply at the next
~ FL % satu court, TO be held On tie first Monday
s ~ oanaarI 1914, for q iinal discharge nom said
J..a "ip. N. CHAPMAN,
Guardian. |
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AFTERNOON, SESSION,

.e,r.,,;, .r
Mise n.,t;o nua,iph' "h essay o!
c,iinuod ~, H. n s "a. 'isHe.
naiJ"" .n, ,".I SUM subject. FRO
na ni.S' nv; ~'n"iI. on INC same, aitei
mann ar'I dr a W aa'ies re"'' III essa! OIL
'hap u."mins: u'
LASS ulis' toii1"e. ny Aif. Mickey
nno1" 10 pc9ns, c'.'fts only
AZ" ",ra.s'ams a,m, .lrstirr.
'" 'ns p,"e'.ch,iy illustrated
os o"''"' 'crs Instructive
nn"s }
oyra ,vi,n DAM" '"eh On &C.
s.a.us
Oa,,.n AM NV l'is,i'ssshs SCHOOL,"
Es s M. " " CiarH. =. .2.a,,a
Ls y niiss "otuaY
ns Su.e Do ,. gas
L''ic Wy nuoi. baiaWih.
N,IiiI sass,eS. R,,.a.
- ~" u IShlpnisofy EducG-
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&C. l.a.inesat.r


rhs Hon. 1lchart Ystss, exs ksvsr.
nor Of lllieoiss and cx.seastor VI Ar
unlteA States. ftom Illinois, died
sssoeSsly or spoplcxy N Bar9am's
Iyssei, n the city Of 81. Louis. ON th,.
nteht % November the 9Th. f.et his
virtues be fciHclahcred.ss Il, his faults
intcfrfsi witkf.iA bancs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03

High Livers, tlioss indulgirg III
ease aud pleasure, and those Of Sc
ientnry habits, can prevent Boils,
C%arbuncles. Gout, Red Skin, Erup-
tions, Piinples, Constipation, Piles,
Dro wsincss, Biliousness, and other
conditions induced by such habits, by
taking from four to slx ofDr. Pierce'r
Pleasant Purgativc Pellets once q
week, Of, better still, one or two each
night. Twenty-Five cents u vial, by
all Druggists. 663
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STRAY

sa;sn up BY Hillary joy. living in Davis
and posted b.fa ~ lafayette ,ha county, Missouri,
me peace Of Davis township, cosntv . .nd OK
a os'e stray steer an th s,s ed day or NovtmSer. i issss
A red roam color. swallow f orp ~ =. la.
, mail anu an IN the right, no other brands ear W.
'nl hppr sis.sle 10 a9Sns two Years ola last spring. OF
cents, by !ame. o. Hogan and km and lffy
w " ann" ~sIs ~ me duly sworn. nccordi,,e t to iasr'
o apprase the same. Witness my hsnd y Jaw,
decs. MILTON F. PRICE.
- Justice of the Peace
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EHlNAL sEIri.EMENT-Notscc is hereby
4. II, EVEN 10 WI creditors and others interest d
uluersiSned, Public ADMINISTRATOR OF Laf,ye.,s
county, Missouri, having in Charge said estate
a, IN W MAKE q maj settlement Of s9ii estate
iayette county, to be Legun and held al the cnnrt
mouse, IN the city of Lexington, on The ,lrsf Man
Gec3 pulljc AJn,Nt.,
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CUBA.

Secretary Fish is not a sardine in
diplomatic waters. The temple OF
Jams, the front door of which 1.-THE
back door has been slightly ajar for
several -years) the irate populace
threatened to break open, remains
indefinitely closed. with a stfony
home guard on duty to protect II.
See what the pen OF the sayacious
and pacific Secretary hath wrought
hWAsH!SaTsN, Nov. 29th.-Negb-
tiAti0ns between the United States
ana spain with regard, TO questions
growing out OF the capture Of the
virgfhius were brought to a conc.u-
sion today, .aSocretary Fish md Adj.
Ayiral Fplo having agreed upon and
sigred o protocol, which The IaiIp,,
soon. after t~efeSraphed to his uoy,rn-
rnent. 1t vi now be positively stat.
Ell that the terms are subytantiaily
a. follows:
n. Immediate delivery to the United
States of the slip Virginius and oil
surviving passengers aud crew.
~. A saaute to our flag on the
twentieth OF December next, unless
in The meantime Spain shalt satisfy
the United Sfates that tho Amerirai,
nag was improperly bnrns ON that
vesseis and, further, that she had no
r'eat 90 the American fla. or Amrri.
: Rs2crs. In this event the salute
~ peepentaiheopsly withdrawn
ING apaah u TO formally diseIaim nny
!nteIiilcnAf iitdignity to tie fiou Il,
. .ns M. GSsntttsd by Spain againat
She xtl8lnlnesass ps \
!. .If Il shan he shown th.t The
xirg!nigs nad no right TO carry the
s 49,, ,sin sna pspers. The United
sRaimt She vessel sndssse survisina
nartissa who haye vioiatsathe law ~
re United State. and spass gssran.
any OF her authorities who 4 i sinva
.lolated either law or treaty siiissia-
The matter OF rcclamations for
s~kderatfop.
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These who suppose that the, noon,o
nLouisiapa have come 10 the con.
eiusion to quietly accept the spurieus
government forced on them nj th.
point OF the ~bayonet, will fisd them.
selves mistaken when Congress
meets. Desiring to avoid all apprar.
apce of placias thth in antaronism
TO the federal government, they have
remained apparently inactiy, since
'ee adjournment Of Congress: bu, an
soon a the approaching session
oes.a' they will renew their demand
ior Justice. A Peoples Convcpti,n
composed Of ~aslherents of Gov N,.
Emery. met in New Orleans wbc,,
every parish in the State but ihrc..
was represented, to comccrt measures
lot presenting their grievance, n
congress and the countryin the most
saee'ave manncr. Kellogg affects TO
disrsgard this movement. Inn, :,
causes him utucb uncasiness. nev.r.
'neicss. Gov. McEnerY has with him
nearly all the intelligence and vc.l,I,
IN The State, aud his case Is M, CO
hopeless as may be- Imagined. Ills
supporters have strsnx faith that,
Congress will at last redress tIe;,
wfohgs; or that at least It will orIc,
q new election, in which even, KeI.
g would not stand tle slightest
possibillty Of being chosen Govenor-
even If congress- through its
'aoserviency to the White House.
mould formally recoyniz, the spur-
U government as legal. it ia bv /,
10 a certain that Kellogg Will be =,
to retain his office. /
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03
FINAL sErrIEnENr.

NotiGE. is hereby given to all creditors md
o,heis interested in the estste OF Hezckiah
no,aaru' uec'i, thn: i, the mt . Signed admin
SCI na'm o. said estate, intend ~ max. n faaI
.r,,.nitnt OF said estate at the January term ot
.he i.rnt,str court of Lafayette county 10 he bcann
IN" held ut the court house, in the city OF Ley
lhgtnn, on the FIRST Monday In january. Isra
nov26l HENRY s. L. POLLAHR. idm,.