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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

VVTuEREAS, james \. Leeds and I.liZa T..
w I-ets his wife. by their decd %! trust
dat Il t..,. 2id day of July, \ ID. iS12, and re-
co,,,-,, IN book number ten Nv), pIge two hundred
al! twenty eigh: i.s) an! tw" nun,irrtl and twe
ty-nine (29) An the Recorders oii.ce of Lai. cit
county, Missouri. conveyed Ia lin. undersigned
tlu>te. the following ,lescrb Il real estate, t-wi:
\ strip of land lying between block n'snler
thirty five CO, i'll first addition tn the city oi
LcXi.i.ton ami !inf.crso.i's addition 10 said
city, imunded rs follows: beginning NJ point
f1rt y-.ix (!l feet north of iIe northwest Corner
of block number trt, -iIe C;J, thence "ist one
.unLIei :u,, Nliy N:r) feet; thence mort tMen-
ty-rYe ier. 81 f.ct): ;h"nce Wes! one hu.'d,ed
and l.v C.bl feet !, rGiiiI i'll the east Lac o1
q, y Stree: thcncc south L" piiceni beginning,
81 the same i designated ami ue-crlbcd
on /, corded !, nj Of sail. addition to said cay
Ia Iai,ye.!e crd.,ly, Mi} ,uri,
W hic conveyance W: mIie TO secure ihc
piyIl. mt uf certain pr ln!ssory note itiiy rc-
str.ic'. therein; ami whereas, sad mol" Is ui
and remains u.l,dii. Now, ih.ieinie, by viriGe
OF he power vested in by said t.e d. ant u!
/ Ike re ue7t OF the legal ho.dcr oi said noe, l
Will, on
Saturday, the 18th dav of September,
a. d., 1873,
O'Clock J.. NJ, at thu front (nor hi door Of til,
court house, in the city of Lexington, county O
Lafayette, Missouri, proceed L" sell said iea
cash, 10 pay SAID note, with interest amt costs %
Of executing this trust
augi3 L. w CHASE, trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
SsIERsFF,S SALE.

VEyHEREAS. Lewis Y. WernwnE AMI :iarga-
w ret ". Wernwag his Wifi, and Isaac thans-
lor and Marth, \. Lhinsi"r Iii, wife. by i'er
certain mortgage iee, dt;c,t AihIl IN, :int, A. ID
ISIS recorded in tli- Recorder office vi hin, aiil
In ,ined book No OH pages IL and Ii, ,nDd iicd
iur record January 2d, is;a. conveyed To the
county of Laf, eic for the ,lsf AMI benefit OF i!i
Inhabitants of township 81, range q; town
ship A., range -; township Is, rang" %;
township 81, range II; township 81, range
70; township So, range %; township -,
rang. u, township T., rlnSe Is; the fol,
i"winc, describ, d zeal estal-. situate. lying. aud
being in the connty of Lafayette, and Sia'r =, Of
Missouri to- wit: Lot number one in BLOCK -,
lois ). 8, !, :, O., 49, H. l., ,,o.S 5,
ia Il. To- Il. Is, ii an" 3, m b'ock
.S al of lots being in :he first addition la
f.yette, as shows upon Tn. pas of Id addition;
n5w on die in the :esosacrs "s, for ,,a, 81,
,1h,. ar ,visip;,s of said decd mortgage amt
order ofthe county court, l., :hiam Young
sheriff OF Lafayette county, will, on
L..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

THE ixrELLidExCEa5or OFFICE Is wen
supplied with plain and esnsmestaa syls, ~
best presses. large stock Of stationery. ~,
and is thus prepared to turn oat III kids
ofPrintins ss short notice.
CHEAP FOE CASH.
Or iers by msil ss.endcd:to promptly, ssd -
pains vii, be spared to give satisfaction both -
price anil workmanship.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

A. y, ALEXANDER. wM. II. CHILEs.
ALEXANDER & CNsLES,
4 TTORNEYS At LAW. win practice In
~ the Courts of Lafayette and n''joning
counties VIII also attend promptly TO the
collection of Claims, and to cases arising under
the Bankrupt law. Dilice over tile Banking
House of Win. Morrison y Co. mchlaiy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

H. &c WHII1INVEs
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
n Lexington, Mo. Office on Main street,
over :LrNingtun Savings Bank, opposite
Court House. Practices iu the courts oil ltccord In
Lafayette and adjoining counties, also iu the Sn.
prrnic Court of the state. and In the Circuit and
District Courts of the United states, for the Wcs
tern District of Missouri. Collections nnd other
business promptly attended to. junil
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27

The cenrlavists from quite numerous body
which is composed of tw ser. ants fur each cardi-
mai. six MASTER of ceremonies, confessors, secre.
taries, ply sicians, two carpenters, two maaons
BARRIERS, and other domestics.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
Attention, Ladies.

Main street, one door east Of court house
.NinUtpn. Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-27
.s:ItIS,a'EI.,S SALE.

T., satisfy said note and interest thereon, togeth-
CT VIII '' T. NISSDR, Trustee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

T. the Editor o: the Free Press and Times.
The trial Of z. ". Gage for violation of
the prohibitory law, occurred last Thurs
day. lie demanded a trial by jury The
result was he was acquitted. This was due
10 the jary. the nature of the evidence and
the Ascending of important witnesses
When witness runs OF person that Is to
be snbpenaed for that purpose, il is simply
admitting his guilt. a portion of the com
murity was considerably stirred up. rs is
usual in such cases, and they desired to vent
their spite on somebody, ard the States
Attorney seemed to be the one During
his closing plea he criticised the character
of the evidence or the manner in which it
was given. Upon this the opposing counsel
fired up and asked him to name the witness
he meant, which he did This created some
Indignation. After the close of the trial
the States Attorney started with his wife
for the hotel, and as soon as he came in sight
some twenty or twenty-five persons com
menced blowing tin horns and following
him until he entered the hotel, and for some
time after. The names of these persons
could be given, bat we forbear for their
sake, Tor 4 portion of the number must be
ashamed of themselves. \ portion are too
low to know any shame. We regret this
scandal, aS do n large majority of our
citizens. The Insult will recoil npon their
own heads and be hard to obliterate from
their own memoric-. Il.
Bristol. Nov ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28
Another " Potato" Lsttfr.

Shamplane november lS-thraa
Mister free pres editur
| send you 9 pertaters, there amt nothin
remarkibul bont um, xceptin 3 things.
First, they are most aufal small. for big per
taters. they don't all way alike, hut the
whole pnt together way 4 leetle over 3
ouncis, the still -yuds went down on the
side uf the pertaters SeeOnt; they are A
poor kind OF pertater for sandy land or
any other place Thurdly they need
4 good deal Of attenshnn in holm time.
Jest when it is the most cumfortabul 10 Law
on the grass in the sun.
Now il ye will Civ me q good notis of
these pertaters will git sum subscribess
Ter yer paper, and il you will give me reel
good notis will bring ye down haf bushle.
COS they are 50 small we cant use nm ana
our pig is blind in buth ise an cant see Ia
pix um up. when he was q little pig one
day he laid at right angles to his mnthur
and both Of um fast asleep, hen hok come
and scratched out his ise. the pharmers here
on the Pint heVe all gined the planners
grange, every dimikrat IL sure tn be there
and am the head one in Il = lodge. and my
influence is felt far and wide all thru the
town now rite me good motifs of NV rer
taters.- yours frewly
iAIL r. .GozLYS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28
NortcE IN n.NKnUPTCY.

INilS Is To CIV F NOTICE that n the ian dsy
L 90 November, \ y l7-i a NlrrItt n Bans
rutipy W. .-sued a-aiu7t the ttts cf william
0alasLer. ai 81 AllIus, Ia tAG Count, % F,Iukliu
and Stat Dol. terfl1at, who has been Idludr. I q
Bankrupt ga his creditor petition that tie
payment 20. tay debts ami delivery Of Iuy property
he-gusiu ." said bankrupt. To- am, Tor b. E-e.
and the transfer oi any property hy hun are Tor
hidden by hw that u meeting ul the creii tors Of
said Bankrupt. o. prove the.r debts. aud o. choose
one or mote A. IgnesV ui his estate Will he hell 40
Court of Bankruptcy, 60 lie hciun at the ON - OF
l. L. LISreIce. 10 buTltu-tul-. ~ tre County 10.
Chitteuieu aud STATE ul Ncru-ut. before h. l.
Lawrence REGISTER, tu Gee tsh iIt ut December
A p. i-.' 90 90 c's.a.t IN.
THOMAS rAiLEY.
p5puty L S. M4rsagI. s.s u, sseu Ia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

and Pennsylysnia; esqz9c for Western. asaes. Cor
Csnada.
Hay unchanged.
uOPS without decided change.
sUffff firm; Rio quoted i9ia2sc
Gp7Ic. ~ - ~
MOLASSES unchanged.
RICE without decided change, quiet.
PETROLEUM dull; SC for crnde; i3c for refined
PROVISIONS - Pork quiet and steady new
mess on spot IA co.. February IA Is March "a :
Beef in fair request and steady; 20 a 10 20 for
pam mess hrst srade 551a9 - for second grade
II 5of02 20 for extra do. Beef hams quiet Is OOR
p 90. Tierce beef in good demand % ONR2i 90 FOR
prims mess; % 00d25 20 for India do. Cut meats
tic; city do. 5Ic. short slear 7sc, Lara frmsr
Western STERN on spot 7sc. Butter quiet, steady
32oaic for selected state fiFkiBs Cheese quiet aud
drmer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

MONTPELIER AND WILLS RIVER RAILROAD.
The directors of the Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad, having taken the business
into their own hands, are pressing forward
the work of putting their track in readiness
for through travel. They already have con
struction trains over the entire line. In
spite of the panic in financial circles, they
are promptly paying their help.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

Daring the fever epidemic of last month. the
stock Of Ayers Ague Cure in the OH North State
became exhausted, and before supply c0ulds he
received from Lowell the sulerngs from chills and
fever became fearful A few parties were so furtu-
nate a. to have 1t on hand. and in Iredell County
the druggists eked out their slender stocks by sell
ing doses-a spoonful each-fOr dOllsr. MANY
paid ten dollars for a bottle when the regular price
Is but one. and thought themselves favored At that
valuable are the curative properties Of this prep
arsti0n, which not only eXpels the poison from the
system, bat leaves the patient with IN mpa rel
health and vigor.-Releg 81 y. g. Standard
Dao O. f
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28
New York Market.
NEW YoRx, Nov. IS.

New York Market.
REw YoRK, Nov. 25.
COTTON : higher. good spinning demand. ex-
G0Fters out o. tho MARKET ofierings light llle
for mddlns uplsnds.
FLOUR-Roceipts Of -four 0.76l barrels. Flour
JGl0o better on stripping grades which in i sht
supply, more dOin-; 60E16 % .or superfne West
ern and state; 304l6 - Tor common 10 good eX
tFa Western and state; s17 50 for good to choice
do; 20 q 10 for common to choice white wheat
Western extra; 6 40Gs p for common to good extra
Ohio; g 65 a 10 - for common to choice extra ST.
Louis. Rye -four tends up; 3j45 60. Corn meal
more active, advancing; 3 % a IS for Western
4 10 for brandywine; city 20 delivered.
WlIIShEY lower; 923Q 93c.
GRAIN - Receipts Of wheat l05ii5 bushels I;
wheat opened 213c BETTER with less doing, advance
in price insisted on, checking export demand, mar
ket c.oting quiet, scarcely so firm. Sales 1900
bushels at i6lDl 45 for No. Chicago; i6Ql AZ for
Iowa spring; Il for Nebraska spring; 45GDl 10
for No. Milwaukee l s. for No. | Duluth; SO
for No. I Milwaukee, | 81 for winter red Western in
store. Rye scarce, verv irm; 9ec0i o.. Barley
decidedly drmer; Canada West 75di u in store
and ah0at. Barley malt quiet, firm. Receipt Of
corn 23.6i0 bushels; a3c better, fer export aud
homs trade demand; sales i4.00 bushels At 3972
for Western mixed aAoat 67iG7Ic Cor do. in store;
GOG66c for Kiln dried; CSC for damaged in store,
Receipts ofoafs % s0l bushels; rmer; sales ~ 40
bushels at f3Dje for Western mi xed ahoat 5i<pis
for white Western 51f5ie for do ~ stores 51e ief
state.
EGGS in good request, firm 2ec a SOC for state
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The Plattsburgh Republican, about the
Oldest and most welcome of our exchanges.
comes to us enlarged and in bright new
dress of type. The mantle of the lamented
Col. Stone seems to have warthily and
ttlv fallen up1n DR. Bixhy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28
MOTHERS, READ THIS:

On hand, and your children will never be sick IL
viii Instantly sour stomach. dysentary, grip
ing in the bowels. ". nd collie, sc. Gives relief n
teething. Pleasant 90 take. Contains no opium OF
morphine. Relieves your child hy curing not by
causing il 10 sleep. its restored haalth audthrty
growth will soon Indicate. Sod hy drugr SIS Price
o.. % ,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28
Commercial.
tu.c-f1-il-
~, w.. Honey aud STOCK Market
NEW YosS. Nov.

NEw YosS. Nov.
LArEsl MONETARY.
MONEY closed 40 gold.
STERLING heavy aud lower NJ a. !JT 60 days g.
ass for GIT, customs receipts i9,ull.
GOLD closed 90 4. after selling at .G9t. The
advance Co The latter figure WAS caused by the re
port that the secretary OF the navy visiting the
navy vlId ana hurry M york on vessels o. war.
lr1au- were ut go. l-i1 and cold. the final rate
was the ass.s lnt-tltasurcr hursed Sn1N1 p,
H.elriuEs SIS tu .ui1
GOV EBNMENlS quiet ana steady.
STATE BONDS nominal Railway and m.scei-
ndvagce Of 90 % per cent until late in the day.
when q react ION of % per cent took place. Al
the final close there was steady feeling again. Tie
volume " business was large, particularly 10 West
orn Union. \. \. Central, Lake Shore Pacific,
Wabash and Northwest common.
Buoyancy in stocks was occas.oned by telegram
.rgm Washington that both president and secretary
OF the trcl sury would recommend To Congress that
the sin0no reserve be ~ ide part Of the prese Mt
circulation OF the country, and also report that
the Grnneli matter had been privately adjusted.
The chairman OF the clearing house association ap-
pointed the following new committee ia place Of
tue une The report on the committee viii he re
lancd 60 them. " II IA .tchen Park Bank ". +.
Vail, Commerce. u. G. Hayes, Union; Richard
Berry. Tradesmeus g. ". Uuer State O. New \ rk;
John Castree. Saving; james Buell., importers and
Trrders, T. Chandler Mechanics Banking Associs-
ton c. NJ Jourdan. Third Avenue National. ani
o. II. Schrener, German American.
tlCrln- prices
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28
Bankrupt Bottles.
IN BANKRUPTCY

TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that on the III day
l. OF November, A. ID. l5s3, Warrant in BANK
rnptey was issued against the estate Of james
E'arts, OF CeoIgia, in the County Of franklin
and State Of Vermont, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt on his creditors petition; that the
payment OF any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to said Bankrupt to him, or
for his use, ana the transfer % any property BY
h'm, are nr5ldden b. law that meeting Of the
creditors OF slid Bankrupt o. prove their debts,
and 10 ch0sFe or more As-ignees o. bis estate,
will he held al Court 81 Bankruptcy. TO be holden
At the Office OF L. L. Lawrence ESQ., in Burlington.
In the County Of Chttenden. and State Of Yer
mont. before l.. l. Lawrence, ESD, Register, on the
III day q December, \. d. Isl3 al o'clock P n
THOMAS FAILEY,
Depui, s. Marshal IS Messenger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28
THIS MEANS BUSINESS.

lie haze daCided to sell our
entire stock Of -RE1 ID Y
MADE CLOTHING. rery
JuU IN eUery department, at
a rery great deduction from
former prices, to meet the
,cdnts of the times:
500 OrereOats J"r Men,
Boys and Children.
800 business Suits.
zoo Dress Suits.
4 fnU stock Of Boys and
ChiidrenS CiOfhinJ, al of
tchich must be sOid at once.
Our Custom Department is
UeTy attractive this season.
We CIT AMI make gentiemen's
fine clothing to order IN SUI
periOr style at forrest prices.
Il fHU assortment Of Whit
tens Patent Chores at salts
TactOry prices.
CAL before purchasing at
II. TURK a BROS,
No. ? Il . Bank Block, College 81.
u-tt.-.. ~ n, ,s-- a.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The sweetest and purest Cor LIvsR on IS nAz-
ARD & CAswELL's, made on the Sea shore. from
fresh selected nvers, by CAswell, Hazard Co,
New York. II is absolutely pure and sweet Patients
who have taken it prefer il to all others. PLY
slcans have decided superior to any Of the other
oils in market. Nov 2l-td&w4W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

CHAFPKD HANDS, face rough sk n ,pimpies. ring
worm, salt rheUm and other cutaneOus affections
cured, and the skin made soft and smooth. by using
the JUMPER ARSoAP, made by CasEell. Hazard
& Co., New York. Be certain to get the juniper Tai
Soap as there are many limitations made with com
men tar which are worthless. NOV gl-Fd&Wiy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The smallpox is steadily on the increase
at Montreal, and complaint Is made that the
city authorities are not taking steps to pre-
vent its spreading into an epidemic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The only safety FOR persons who have q canstl
tutional tendency to consumption a to resort 10
HALE's HONEY or HOREBOUSD AND TAR when
ever they are attacked by cough, cold, hoarseness
or any other complaint Of the throat or lungs Sold
by all druggists
Piko's T0othache Drops cure In one mlnu.e vii
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

P.l,aNfp EY CANDY Two interesting
little boys Of Charles y. Parker, Of Orwell,
are seriously IN from poison received by eat
ing coloTcd candy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

ALLEGED ROBBERY Two German ped
dlers named Slegel, claim to have been
robbed of their entire stock OF dry goods at
the house of Mr. Douglass, in Pawlet, on
the night of thelSth. They value the goods
at between five and six thousand dollars.
No clue to the robbers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

rhr Musical Convention al West Ran
lllpl on the 9Th and ,th was moi fnan-
.ial success. the expenses exceeding the re
-..nt- ,-nslderaby.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

New York city, after which she will max,
the tour of Europe.
The symptoms of the illness of Hon.
Harmon Garfield, of Arlington, are more
favorable and his friends are hopeful Of hi.
/ recovery.
We notice in the American Register Of
London, Of Nov. lst, the arrival OF Mrs.
Lew Underwood and family in that city
They are now, we suppose. in Paris, and
will shortly be in Rome for the winter.
1T. Commander Charles f. Clark, [. 5.
n, of Montpelier. has had his leave of alb
sence revoked, and is ordered to Norfolk
10 assume the position of executive officer
on board the United States monitor Ma
hopac His shortened leave of absence is
undoubtedly due to the recent compiled
iiOns.
Our old friend e. Frank Appleton. son
Of our townsman, c. s. Appleton, who is
now an extensive farmer at Williamsburgh.
Kansas, made fine showing ofhorses at the
recent Franklin County Fair at Ottawa. in
that State The local paper says
NJ Appleton stock attracted especial
atte; ion, and was, perhaps, more admired
than any other on exhibition. Henry
Harr.s stood at the head of the list, 4
beautiful animal. kind, well-bred, in fact
thorough in every particular, being from
the celebrated nambletonian stock, while
the colt Richmond and his mate came in
for their share Of notice. Lady DunmOre
also stood high. and elected many fatter
inc remarks for her beanty. speed and en-
DURANGO This mare won one race, and
second in another, notwithstanding the fact
that she was rather poor in flesh, had raised
colt this year. and had no especial train
ing for the course. Mr.. Appleton had
several offers for this mare on the grounds,
hat persistently refused every Importantly
from would-be purchaser.
The Neriden, (Cona) Republican criti-
ci.ed the Rev. ". II. II. Murray recent
lecture in that village on " The CIVILIZED
Heather and lie write the paPera letter,
in which he incidentally remarks that &c If
an editor is 4 scurrilous character and at
tends lecture, ms review Of the lecture
Will be scurrilous the criticism OF the
lecture will be as unfair as his own charac-
ter is false. lie further alludeS TO the
poor simpletons who run Connecticut pa
pers, and otherwise shows that he was de-
cidedly out of sorts when he penned the
cnlstlc. Having remarked upon the fact
that there are "sOme men who must forever
be pushing into print, to whom &c the vii
lage press gives a brief notoricty. the R.
puJic1g drops into remini~cence- little,
rs follows When Mr. Murray was pas
tor in this " village. he Away took special
pains to keep himself well advertised. By
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

PHSrS-DEwET.- Moutpel-r. Nos. 18th, %
Rev A. Hull, u. D., Carroll F.tAn sou o. ten 4. r.
PtkIn, and Ella L.. daughter %. u'n. Charles
Dewey.
pElANp-CUCu~ in this c.tv. Wednesday eve
ming Nov 18th. 80 the residence of the brlde'-
tather, By Rev +. r. Anvil, Mr.. +. ". Dclau1 ami
Mss Fannie A eldest dau -ltar Of Z. J. Curt both
q this cIty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

iiRh At SorrH RoTAIToS The millinery
-ho2 oil Miss Hattie Bean, of South Royal
'Ch, was burned at 4 o'clock on the morning
u the 2ist inst. Partially insured Most
OF the goods were saved
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The unprecedented sale Of the Eureka Mach ne
twist ia accounted for from the raci that those who
use ii once will use no other. wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

Vermont sent more cattle to the Bos-
ton market last week than all The
other New England States put together.