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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
Death OF an old Citizen.

tFrom the Kansas City journal, Feb. eend.
John r. Swearengin, OF Indepen-
,dsnce, died at his home yesterday
morning, after a short but painful ILL
ness.
MI. Swearengin was, with one or
two expeditions, the oldest resident OF
Jackson county, having immigratcd
here more than forty years ago. We
do not know his exact age, but il
must have been about seventy-fve
years. lie was for almost a genera
ton clerk of the county court; and at
the time of his death was the post
master ut Independence.
There never lived a more honest
man than John r. Swearengin, and
after a long life, embracing two gen.
erations Of neighbors, there does not
live to-day a man to speak unkiuuly
Of him,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
TRUsrEk,s SALE Of REAL Es-

Z ~sIa -. O. n 80 80 r. .--Eaa..
vIYHEREAs, Uftah Downtain, by his certain
w deed of trust dated the 18th day q n.srSn
A. ID. 1870, and recorded in decd CITRUS, rcSSsas
number ), on page lt7 IN the RecaTuer.s III
Of Lafayette county aud stats Of Mtsseuras Era
convey TO the unders,gnc,t trustee the .ni.oS TX
described real estate lying and being Sua5te ss ~
the city OF Lexington In said county anu 49,
and described as Follows, to-wt; Lot nuinoef
0) three In block number ~ onss snm ,v ui
number g, SIX, El seven &, S,s sa.w 81 h'ss sea III"
lion 10 the city Of Lexington, aecordins 70 inc
plat now on die In the isecorder's oihce oli.aiaY-
sfte county and Statc OF Alssouri.
which conveyance WINS mnde IN trust 70 eecure
the payment Or two certain pronhlssoiS Notes
therein described. And whereas. both OF said
notrs arr due and remain unpaid.
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby given That the
unacrrirned trustee, Mt the request Of the Legal
hoiders Of said notes and in pursuance Of the
terms OF said deed OF trust, win, OH
saturday, the 18TH day OF March,
A.Y. 1S73,
In from, of tho court house door In the city 6l
LeAipE;pn, In the county OF Lafayette and state
OF Missouri, between the hours OF Q o'clock In
the forenoon aud 5 o'clock In the afternoon .oi
said day, proceed 10 sell the above drscrited
rial estate, or so mitch thercofa AN may he neces.
sary Mt pRblic yeRduc 10 the highest bidder fol
cash, TO salty said NOTES and Interest, together
with the cost and expenses fc ccuii this trust
feOiSis JAMES WENTWORTH. Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
Live stock exchange i. saline.

4 Live stock Exchange ia Saline.
The stock breeders and graziers OF
Saline county have organized a live
stock exchange for the monthly sale
of animals, after the manner Of the
monthly sales in Bourbon county,
Ky. Scott Harrison, is..presidem, +.
II. Rea, T. Russell, David Ford, j.
II. Eakim, n. NJ. Marmaduks apd
John w. Sparks, vice-prcsidcG't>:
John H. Corlell, treasurer, and III.
ID. Doak secretary. Tie first Mnm-
day in each month has been fixed
upon for the sales, which are to lake
place in tho town of Marshall. Tie
rules of the exchange forbid by-hid-
ding, but allow the owner Of stock
to reject all bids, if he desires to.
All stock offered for sale is to be
registered with the secretary, and
the sales to be made by tl,e exchange
auctioneer, unless parties signify
their preference for some other enc.
Fixed rates for stablins, feeding and
lotting animals are provided. The
Sd of March next is to witness the in
a%uguration of the enterprise, and the
first monthly sale.
The stock exchange. will be of Ii"
little advantage to Saline County.
The business Of. raising and grazii@
live stock i'll that county is large aud
growing. 10000 head of cattle and
$1,000 head of hogs were fed there the
last season, and the total ship
ments of mules were 600 head.
These figures give some idea Of the
grazing capacities Of the county, and
show what stock breeding can be
developed into with the stimulation
which monthly sales would afford.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
"Reminiscences of Old Ken.
tucky Times. .

The skill Of old Kentucky hunters
h amatter Of history, and tho pithy
sayings Of these mon have passed into
proverbs. The shotgun was un-
knownin frontier life, or, IL known,
looked Ipon with contempt. The
bear, the deer aud Wild turkey were
the game the old hunters went in
quest Of; but, when they could not be
found, the rife was sighted at the
,sQairrsl and the ball sent whizzing
through the head. To bit the squir-
rel in any other place than the head
was the sign ofapoor mArksman, and
spoor msrksman was held at a great
discsunt by the hardy pioneers.
Bnttimesh have greatly changed. The
old hunters are fast being gathered
in the fold Of death, aud . new race
Of shooters have come upon the
carpet. The large game disappeared
before the advanced tide Of civiliza-
tier, 60 that . rife 10 Of very little
practical value now. Birds, which
cleave the air on rapid wing,
r the things that excite
the enthusiasm of the sportsmen, and
in order to cut them down in a
sportsmsnlike way the shotgun is
called into requisition. Nothwith-
standing the times have altered 90
much, it is pleasant to drift through
the "reminiscences Of pioneer life, and
TO rseallthe glorious reign Of the rifle.
One Of the most celebrated shots of
Kentucky il Or. G. Graham. His
aim wa next to infallible, aud in his
younger days he killed a. effectively
1t long range as at short range. The
Louisville Courier-Journal tells that
he could ring the bell or take the
= bull's eye at every shot . distance OF
200 yards, while . turkey stood little
chance Of retaining life if he drew q
bead on it at 400 yards. For half a
century the doctor used the favorits
rihs Of primitive make, which he
christened "Blucher." The gun was
always kept in the very best csndi-
: ten, ind he loved It as fSndly as he
could have loved . child. The barrel
was 1hirty-three inches long, and tho
here .ine-sixtsenths of an inch, caf-
rying thirty two balls to the pound!
:. The DR.. IN now an old man, and has
hsqusathed his rife to posterity. He
has placed it in the museum at Lou
fsvilie, and it hangs BY the side of the
ride that proved such q terror to the
Indians in the hands Of Daniel Boone.
It II we'll to treasure up these relics
OF frontier life, for they are a
part Of the history Of the State that
once was lsoksd upon by the civilized
world a. "the dark aud bloody
ground"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

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believes he has continued IN harsr."ay r,'-. of
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liz the cure Of Kronchtti~,
Coughs, and the early stages at EcnsTEiP-
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The adventures ofa most adventurous life. \
lsrgr OCTAVE volume, spienii,ily illustrated. COLI
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Waassa, . asmsas ssssdy net,
svelfA ~ sScars sAd Ne, :
n kcse - stsslgAt sAd onward pace,
Bsef ii5s.s pan win me.
Wanted. IN eye within Whose dspth
Mine own mishs1sok and see,
UPtising frsm . Eftieaess heart
o'ernowa with ,svs Tor me.
wsAted. . lip Whose ki.des, smile
Would speak for ne slonci
A voice whsss riehesfmelcdy
Would breath aosction's tone.
Wanted true religious soul
To ptous purpose given,
Win whom ny own might pass along
= nc road that iAds To heaven.
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Danger to tAs Observation-Disclosures,

The House Committee on Post
offices will grant a hearing to-day to
the representatives of the local news
paper interests affected by the Sec
ond section of the new Postal bill.
This section proposes prepayment of
oil papers sent through the mail e1-
eept upon such weekly papers as r
actually and wholly printed in the
county in which they are published.
u appears that there are nearly 1900
country newspapers which have one
side OF their Issue printed at some
central ofiice In one Of the large cities,
and to make these prepay ON papers
sent to their subscribers would re-
suit in tho suspension Of the major
ity Of them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
ORDER OF. pUBLIcArueH.

STATE OF MISSOURI, J..
LAFArErTE County, Ss
IN the Probate Court of Lafayette oeun ", Nis.
souri,, january term, 1873.
Nov at this day comes Moses Chapman,
~ administrator dc bonis non or m
Estate OF James 3. LiEhrner, deceased.
anu presents to- the Court his petition.
praying for AN order Ior the sale Of so nuch -
the real estate OF Sid decreased as WIN pay and
aud yet unpaid for want of sufficient sssets. a..
eompanisi py the aceoants, lists andjs:rntoris
wherscSiis orisrc't that AL Pcsdns Interested
In sand tstaie be %lottIei Che, application a.
aforesa!dh9 le-u made, snd yht unless the COZ
,rary BE- "'Sp - ~ ssigE The next term Of
Ar.xsyisid, an of'ier " ID v iatds for the sale OF
las NOE, or 80 mircA OF ne real csta!e AZ s.sa
sfaid deSts Se hsnt q
anu Us turtle, ordered that a eopy here.s
~ ~ ~ p.Tr,aiheSita a newspaper printed in said eonn.
isst i,,S.lIe. ~ four weeks sneeessively. ths
the esmn,aons ~ ge at least four weeks 6esars
To- b. b aIssn ofthe nexl term OF This court.
A trus caSy % ue first Monday ~ April, lisa.
A-1S JOHN Z. BURbKy, ci.rh.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
General Newo Items.

Amadeus, late King of Spain, has
returned to Turin.
The Cincinnati Gazette ha. ADOPT
Cd the quarto form.
It 10 said the Mormons arc looking
ksnt for q new home in Mexico.
st, Louis has raised $4O,O 900 for her
expedition next fall.
There are nfty deaths per day in
Rio Janeiro from yellow fever.
The new census gives Brazil a pop
ulatisn of 100000.
A compromise legislature 10 about
to be organized in Louisiana.
A posthumous novel by Bulwer
(Lord Lytton) is ready for the press.
The new Philadelphia postofics is
10 cost 8 100000
All the troops except those On
garrison duty are to be removed
from the South.
The bridge over the Missouri river
q st. Joseph will be finished in ten
days.
The widow Of the late John j.
Crittenden died in St. Louis the 10th.
The federal government still owes
Kentucky S5Oo,00 on war claims.
France has paid another 90, 0Oo, 900
1ranc installment Of the Prussian war
Indemnity.
The Choctaw Indians have recently
captured sixteen horse thieves and
shot six Of them.
The proved profits Of Credit Mobi-
Her In the Union Pacific Job foot up
el5ye2s. s2o,s4.
Senators Frelinghuysen, Alcoru.
Buckingham, Thurman and vicksrs
were on the Pomersy investigating
committee.
The liberals Of New Hampshire
have nominated Samuel K. Mason fol
governor, and W. A. Head for rail
read commissioner.
The democratic judges Of election
ut Lexington KY, have bssn arrested
for refusing TO receive Illegal Negro
votes ct the late election.
Eight men were drowned at Rich.
mond Virginia, the 18th, being pre-
cipitated into the river by an accident
to one OF the spans Of the new bridge
An ~hseh fhAv r~aro az -orL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
p osite City Hotel.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

L1rAYrrTs CouSi1. IS:
fn the Circuit Court OF said county. In Vacation,
January eth, ISIS.
Turner Williamson
iiariha Y. Camp and John u. Camp, her husband
snd Carries b. Norris, Trustee oil the said
Martina V. Camp
INu the said CHARLES L. NORRIS, TRUS-
1 TEE as aforsaid: You are Hereby uo.in,J
hat said plI;atiE has this day cumnr.nceG
! suit against you ami others in said
onrt by petitions alleging thai Jno. (. Ryisnd,
nii:h and her husband Ferdinand smith hereto
lore conveyed ~ YOU Ms trustee iuT HE sole auJ.
separate U.S. anl benefI ofsaid 81 lrth v. Gam,
lie following described real estate, situate in
lafayette county, Missouri, 10 Wit: The north
vest quarter of tine nprthwest quarter of section
.evepicen %. in township Ioriy-uine (il), OF
.singc twen!y-cight t2S); also the northeast quar-
r. OF The northeast 4u.rtcr OF section eighteen
tis), in township iorty-nine tts). of range
'eniy-right (.s); also forty acres taken on Of
he north erd Of the sast half of The northwest
4aartrr OF srctinn sixteen (i6) in township forty
!ine tiY, of range twenty eight t2Sl also one
AIT quarter of the northwest quarter Of saId
,ection sixteen Q6l, In township forty-ninc a9),
# range twentyeight (2sl, said lands containing
n the aggregate III s0-l00 acres.
That the said Martha v. Camp together with
Ter husband Afterwards executed and delivered
O the said Turner Williamson her promi.sory
lot , for the sum of one hundred and seventy
loilars with interest at the rate OF ten per cent,
that said sum Of money In said note tspeciaed
with interest thereon are due and owing to
plaintiH.
And the prayer of said petition Is that judgment
may be rendered against said defendant Martha
Y. Camp and her said separate estate, and thai
he court will direct that said real estate, or SO
much thereof US may be necessary, to be sold TO
,atisfy the amount due on said note with interest
md costs. And you are further notified that un-
.ess you appear at the mex April term Of said
iourt, 10 be holden NJ the courthouse, in the city
d Lexington, on the eth day of April next, and
N or before the sixth day thereof. il the term
,hai, 50 long continue, and II not then before the
: q 81 The term, and answer said petition, the
same VIII be taken rs confessed.
Ar 1t Is further ordered that n copy hereof b.
silnted In the Lexington int-lliErHcer, \ weekly
.ewspaper printed inssaia cuiai. OfLRfayette, foi
our weeks snccessiveiy, the last insertion 10 BIZ
I least four weeks before the ommsnceme o
ne next term Of this court.
n true copy. Attest.
Il. L. BAREsDALE, Clerk.
IspS-o, by Z. b. -DASEEL, ID. &.
- Blackwell, attorney for plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

A ladyfo q literary turn writes to
know if she can pay for her papsrb y
writing poetry. Oh, certainly, we
win allow three cents a pound for
manuscript poetry, or she can darn
our stockings for the smonnt-it'sal all
the same to US. We r in.fayor Of
patronizing home talent.-[Yonkers
Gazette.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
Land for Sale.

a 60 or 80 acres, to suit the purchaser, %,
~ miles sonth of Lexington, q small por
tion improved. Unsurpassed In fertility, water
privileges, and ali the elemcnts Of q good farm
fsbla-tf. THIS OFFICE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

tfrosn ne Eoa,.,il. Courier sourn.i.i

Iron the Louisville Courier Ssournsi.1
Connsotsd with the Warren Pres
byter;an Cnurch on Nineteenth street
bstweea Market and Jefferson, 10 3
very .1ourishing Sunday school, which
with most all the Protestant schools
in the city, commenced on January
lst the study Of the international Sc
ries Of lessons, beginning with the
creation OF the world. The
second lesson was about the
& den Il Eden. The teacher of the
IN t class, which numbers about q
hundred boys aud girls, on last Sab
bath was questioning these little ones
GA the previous lesson, to see how
much thoy remembered Of what had
been taught them. As she went over
the successive days Of creation, OBJ
tanning very satisfactory answers,
before proceeding to the PROPER les
sons for tine day, she inquired who
was tho first man created, and,
"Adam" was the unanimous reply.
"What was tho next step IN crea-
ton ?e asked the teacher.
Eve" was the prompt reply.
Then one or two question as to how
Eve was created, and for what pur-
pose, were asked and answered.
Then came the next question.
"What was the next thing crea-
tcd?"
Expecting, of course, that the
"Garden of Eden" would be the
prompt reply, the teacher was some
what astonished that there was no
immediate answer, but she was still
more astonished, and most effectually
s;lenced for the remainder Of the
lesson. when q little girl, smart be-
yond her years, spoke up and said;
81 guess it was a little baby"
The class was promptly dismissed,
and we presume the child will be
recommended for a promotion to a
higher grade. The joke was too
good to be kept secret, and a hearty
laugh was INDUCED i'll among the
teachers when ii became known.
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-pM.NIsTRNToR,s NorIcE-

EfrERs, of administration with the will
~ annexed on the estate of Robinson A Bar-
,.s',; oescastt, were granted 10 The unie, signed
by The frobarc court. OF Lafayette cou,nys an
the 18TH day II December, ISis. N""'' y
All persons haN ing claims spainst s,;a o.,o,.
ars required to exhibit them for allow ance 10 Inc
aa iarn 81 within one yeai after date Of said
EFT OF such estate, and Ii such claims h, n,t eI-
united within TWO years ffom the date OF said
letters, they will be forever barred.
ROBT. A. BARNETT,
ieois Admir- with will annexed.
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interesting to Everyo One
DIR. KITTO'S
illustrated History of the Bible


5 rnw being circulated in this town, and ac-
l. c"rding 10 the testimony of ministers and
ic,riird l.rn everywhere. tilas il the most vulua-
BILE work ever issued in explanation uf the
scriptures, Tor so reasonable Il price. We know
Of M ,th,r work ever offered, iiItt has had su.h
SIT extensive sale or il giving such ;Sc,llcGt sat-
.sigc.i'tu: This Is but n just CONNIE I upon one
-. t., mast valuable Of hooks. LnmvrtiietailIg,
-. it does, not only a history OF the Old aud new
Ir>'.IncI;ts, hut That utthr Jews during the fur
Iunur",i Years Intervening: !uciuling also the
iitc oi Christ and his Apostles.
/. Il. W. RIGCIIlE, kg't.
] am familiar with DIR. Kitto's work, and
klow That his name is 4 guarantee OF the excel
icacr Of any volume. l would cordially recon-
ia"ud the history Of the Bible.
}. \. QcARLEa,
Pastor .. ;. Presbyterian church.
concur with the above stat"ni'rt.
j.. NJ. CEASEY
fully concur with the above recommendations.
j.. IL. SEIrH. Pr. Is. r. College.
7 am familiar with iie writings of DR.. hitio,
aad most cordially rec sinniend the work 10 Inc
reading public. III. IAI.niED,
Pastor LIST BAPTIST church.
knowing that DR.. Kittn's work are very waltz
able, | can safely recommend this book 10 Tie
confidence of the public. j ii. BYEEs.
Pastor let Presbyterian church.
DIR Kitto's eminent Biblical attachments are 4
sufficient guarantee Of the excellence OF his work.
| heartily recommend it, and would be- glad 10
sce il extensively circulated. FL. But;GS,
jan 2l-Im Pastor NJ. +. church south.
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ADMINISTER ,ran,s NOTICE.

ErfEts of administration On the estate Of
- lGu'hton 4. Harrison, deceased, were
Ir!iateu 10 Inr Undersigned on The 18th day OF
cOuE'y. No.
AZ rst'oas having claims against said estate
y rt'ii, t''' !" eN0ibii iiivIn for allowance 10 TIA
auhhn''.tr''ur, within one year after the date ~
.hii letters, or they may be pr-ciudrd from any
nehSht u such estate; an'i II such claims be not
exhibited within two years from rhe dnte az aid
letters, They will he fore Tt barred
i''s WILLIAM Y. HARRISON admir-.
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4 raan .advertises fer q competent
person TO undertake tho sale Of . new
medicine, and adds that ait win
provo highly lucrative 70 the UNDER
taksrp
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JURD5EBA,
FARM FOR SALE.

FNIIE place is known as the Douthit farm.
j two miles east of Mount Hope, in LAFAYETTE
county, Missouri. leo acres half-a mile square,
Or eighties ALONGSIDE, M"st Of it ia unter
lent prairie, and most OF the fencing is good; 81:
iwo->tory log house with All L.. kitchen and hall
between. y good old orchard ami u young
onc coming on, of excellent iruit. 1t IS also
well warcrrd.
Tcrms.-Oneh half the money down, balance
given tile LIST March, 1873, If purchase is mad
ten days before that time. Apply on thu firm To
febo-3 JAMES L.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
JOHN II. cLowspAEx

COLLECTOR.
O1ice at Clowdsley 6 WotsEa's carriage sbop
u.Aain street. ecustf