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Glow sharrer Than serpent's child 1t 10
To have d thanklcss tootho

DLUsHING.--Darw in his new
book. on "The Expression of the
emotion in Man and Auimals," has
an interesting chapter on blushing.
This act, he tells us, is the most pecu-
liar aud the most human of all ex-
pressi0ns. Animals never blush,
although monkeys redden from pas
sion. We cannot produce blushing
by any physical means; it is the
mind which must be affected; and
blushius is not only involuntary, but
the wish to restrain it increases the
tendency. While the young blush
more freely than the old, infants do
not blush; women blush more than
men; the blind and deaf do not es-
cape. 1t is usually the face, ears and
neck only. that rcdden; the blush
does not extend over the body; but
certain races who 20 habitually near
~ naked blush over their arms and
chests, and even down to their waists.
The limitation OF blushing to expos
cd parts ia explained by tho fact that
these portions of the surface have
been habltuaily exposed to the air,
tight and alterations of tempera.
turc. by which the small arteries ac-
quirc the habit of readily dilating or
contracting. llindoos blush but lit
tie: the Chinese rarely blush; the
Polvncsians blush freely; the young
sQuaw of the American tribes has
been secu to blush; the kaffirs OF
South Africa never blush, neither do
the Australians.
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An Anecdo,s OF Napoleon III.

A gossipy hook just published In
London. entitled Court and Social
Life III France, under Napoleon ILL.,"
has an anecdotc of the late Emperor,
which, if true, is very much to his
credit. While Napoleon was in Lon
don, "waiting his destiny" he was
watched by French diplomatic detec-
tivcs. Three of these elevated gen.
ilcmcm SO far imposed upon the exile
that he invited them to dinner, asking
snTe of his English friends to meet
them. After dinner the subject of
horses came up, and the conversation
resulted in the purchase Of q horse
by one Of the Frenchmen from an
English officer. The horse was sent
to the place designated, but the
English gentleman did not got his
money. Prince Napoleon heard Of
the transaction after few days, and
Immediately sent to tho Engftshman
n check for the price, saying that NO
English gentleman should sell horse
ut his stable and not be paid for IL
There were swindlers," he said, Gin
all countries; but, il they made their
way into good society, the hosts
which they deceived must see that
their other guests did not suffer-"
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When the renowned Mrs. siddons

When the renowned Mrs. Siddons
W as playing in Dublin, in the WE'LL
known tragedy of "Macbeth," she,
as Lady Macbeth, came to that part
where Il drum sounds, and she ex-
claims. "a drum a drum Macbeth
doth comc!" There was some diff
Guilty or neglect in obtaining the ncc-
.ssary instrument, and to her amaze
ment o trumpet was sounded. She
Immediately saw how absurd 10
would be to say "drum" whilc the
we!l.knOwn sound ofthe trumpet mss
the cars OF the vast audience, so she
said, "a trumpet! a trumpet !" aud
stopped short amid bresthless silence.
not knowing how to rhyme. when =
voice from tho gallery called out,
"Macbcth doth stump II At which
the house broke out into . peal OF
laughter aud applause, and the tra-
gedicuue advanced to the foot-lights
and bowed her acknowledgements for
tbe relief. She afterwards tried to
Hnd ont who II was, but failed to do
60. and never forgot what she consid.
ered the most genuine piece OF Wiz
sho had met with In ali her expert
| cncc, = ~
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RnIsing Wheat In Iowa.

George Wells, one of the largest
farmers in Grundy couuay - aud
Grundy county has the largest farms
in Iowa-dcclare he has raised wheat
at less cost than twenty cents pei
bushel, and that lie can do 1t as =
regular thing, when the f,eid u
twenty bushes TO the acre. ans IL
by no means the ordinary testimony
of farmers. Iu Missouri the opinioil
agrees that there is no profit in whea,
ut present prices OF labor and innd a
less than a dollar a bushel. Takins
the chances of failure OF crops, -ant
the frequent partial failures, the pric'
talked about by Mr.. Wells, or eve
double that price, is absurd. MI
Wells, we opile, is aloose calculator
liz he 10 Q large farmer.
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TRUST EE,S SALE OF REAL ES
TATE.

WHEEEAs Robert i IL Ea,nf1t ,rsir and NJ Mary 3 &
dated tie IIth day of May, y H., ls'O, AMI re-
corded III the Recorders office for Lafayette
couuty, Missouri, in book No. 3, ut page l9' /,
conveyed to the undersi med, Robert " Cox ;,
as trustee, the following described tract OF land,
situated in the county of Lafayette AMI STATE OF
Missouri, tO-wit:
The west half of the northeast quarter of SER
tiou three (5j, in township iity CiU), of RAGE
twcmty-siX (26) containing eighty acres, more or
less.
| In trust, to secure The payment To Joseph j
! Hamilton, in the sum Of Twelve hundr, Il do
lars and inie st, i, evidenced by tile pom
issory note of even dale with said deed of trust
and described therein; and whereas, defailt n.u
failure has been made in the payment OF sal'
prrmi.sory note and interest, New, therefore
ut th request of the owner anu holder oi -::'
| note and by virtue of The power ani authority
! in me vested, by said deed of trust, !, the un
drrsigned, rs such trustee, will, ON The
| Wednesday, the 18th day Of Septcm
Der, a. D., 1873,
In front of the court house door, in the count,
of Lrt;,,rtl. and state of Missouri, between Til
h,,urs of nine O'Clock iii tar fhcn"on and flv
O'Clock IN the afternoon of tnt day, s'E AT i't3
lie ycn,,ie, to the highest bidder, for cash, IL
said tract an, parcel oi land. or 80 much thcre
;ls may he necessary, to satisfy nn'i pay oil s
promi,sory mote anil im:elcst, with the costs an
EXPENSES of this trust.
iiugi3-6t fOiiEEi W. SoA, trustee
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STRAY NnTsCE.

yI1A.. EN- up by David Siusher, living In DAVIS
4 to. uSi'.p, IN Lafayette COUNTY, Missouri.
anil pos ell le.ors ti- undersigned. Justice ofthe
pcI,e Of DAVIS town-hip. count! aid state "fors-
said IN th,. 18th ,lay III July, 1873, two stray
h,,,,-e> .se escribe,l a. follows:
One a l,gat bay horse, both hind feet white,
blind in icit eye, star in Art"ad, sixteen hands
hair at ,hroa,- latch, fourteen hands one inca
figh, live years old. \" mark or brands NOR.
ih.,,. described Appraised T. So Zach by J"hn
swnrn. according TO law, 10 appraise the same
W,nrss my hand, this. day anil date abo',
written, ThIi e; =; "A -, ~, n....
jyJ Susioe VI os S"es'
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Sir Moses Montefiore, the great
London leader of the Jews, was nego-
tiatimg loan on the bourse, when o
small lot of caDitalists approached
him. "Oh DEAR" says one. ''he is
going to swallow us ALL" mo, my
dear SIR" said'Sir Moses, with q
caustic smile, "my religion forbidi
! me that"
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Prof. j. Sylpbiae Jobkins, princi-
pal Of Frogvilic Male Academy, hav-
ing been chosen by the Frogville
Lyccum to deliver lecture on Shake
speare, performed his arduous task
as follows:
at has been truly said that tho
great Shakespeare was born without
anv age and at all time or words TO
that effect, and that his plays are
adapted to mankind without respect
to age, Sex, race, or previous conol-
ton. Into them all men may look As
into mirror, and behold what mau-
ner of men they are. Take the oft
quoted lines from King Lear's Come
dy Of Errors. where APPARENT suffering
from his chi DIS ingratitude. exclaims:
How sharper than 4 serpeus's tooth it 10
To have "a thankess child
GLOW exceedingly pathetic. But
if o fellow-beiug be tortured with
toOthache. he can take the same pas
sage, and by simple transposition
of the words, find solace in the fol-
lowing:
Msw HOW shsrrsr ,s,ns Than child tits
"Again, if an individual be COM
PEELED to pace his chamber at mid
night to and fro with an infant Shrek
ing with the pamgs of collie, all that
is needed is for him to give Shake
spcarc new reading and say:
"'Iow sharper than a serrsnt's thanks it's
| To have U too hess chill.''
| Professor Jobkins was forced to
bring his lecture to an abrupt close
at this point, owing to tempest OF
enthusiastic applause, which rocked
the log school house to its everlasting
foundations.
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vxvuEREAS. William McEay and Jerusha
w McVay his wif'', AMI Isaac net tn a,u
s.. ic Mcvay hi. wife. of TIE roun'S ot i.aia! .,!1
,tt. auI stat. of Issouri, by lheir ueeu, u'ta
ih. 2ist d.v of July, \. ID. ls,s, anu III
th. R cur,ier's Office OF the count oi l.a,a3 s,,
In the stale of Nj Missouri, iii book " No: Il, piSe
n; cnuyeved To til. undersigned me t ioii"M ,s ;s
Ira, Is or parcels OF land, situate, lying anu uems
IN the county Of Lafayette, stats Vi ''a@'"'''
tO-Wit: .,,. a., f,.,
The xe.t half of section aUInber fhirtv-nVe lhl,
In township iorty-nuIe tr), OF range twShty siA
t.El, , and the norin half % OF the hortE"e''
quarter "a Of the nor Invest quarter Gal oi a Sc
1 IN 20. fifteen Q5l in township forty -nnv ttp
of range .ewenty-siN t26), containing IN Ill ,iir>e
huniy Il and fIr', ;.GTes more or less.
wti.:. said conveyance WAS i'll trust to secure
tb. pa, ncut of fuur crr!ain promIssory hoic,
t,,.ftin mentioned and de,criiel, and whereas,
tne said ,cies with tut. ret have become due AMI
.,nIin ,iup ,:,i nnw, therefore, at The Tcue,i OF
~ Ira.I holders of said nvtts, and in pursuance {
nf m. terms ui said deed oil trust, the UNDER
sjyge trGstec, VIII, on
saturday, the 9th day of septesnber.
A. ID. 1878,
r.. .een E,.- hours of o O'CLOCK q, m ana
n'.,.thu m, of saib day. proceed TO sen IN
rru fesia.c and property above iheniioh..' i ", o.
mi IN .;,ercOf !, may ne becesois u P 49,,
.ea,,uc la the highest DstiIer Ior ."fu ="
of tt,e c,ur house door in the cay Oh ", ,,,
roun = ~ aIaye;e aHd state al missouri, ~ ss.a
ify sii! ,rei II tru-t and the costs aht'
of, Nr.-utiIs, this trust rust,,u,urtf rru.,.e
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Trustees Sale Of Personal Property;

"YHEREAS, tsano u. Purneil, by his deed
recorded in the Recorler's Office OF Lafayette
county. Missouri. in book No; eleven tli1 on
page as, conveyed to the undersigned the fol-
lowing described personal property, to-witt
A crop of wheat, covering hity acrss, standing
and being on the southeast quarter of section
IN vi n. ,ss any q nSc d% s%sG ns
farm in said county. Also, one pair of brown
horse mules, about tlfecn hands high, the near
they alr match mules. One pair Of bay match
mules, about ai,een hands high and six years
old. the near one mare mule. the OF onea horse
mule One two-year-old black mule, about If
TEN hands high. One bay marr, about fifteen
hands high, six years old, with white star In the
forehead: One brown horse, about fifteen amt a
half hands high and four years old. One brown
horse, fourteen and u half hands high and eight
years old, with white star in the ioreheah Two
ms %ns
other fourteen and half hands high. One TWO.
year-old bay colt, with one white loot anu small
them rrl and White. the Other two red With White.
spots in the forcheads. Two three-year-old
fcfers, one roam and one red color. Six two.
year-old steers, nll of them red and white mixed
color. Five yesrlirg calves. two Of them red
with spots in their ioreheIds, the other three red
and white spotted, mixed; One roam bull, two
with neck yoke, whitie trees and one set of
double harness. One large heavy wagon, paint
cd red. with whiais trees One Exseisior mawer M,e
double piows. Two small plows. Four shovel
plows. one cultivator: Two harrows-onr is a
diamond harrow, the other a red harrow with
handles. One wheat drill, manufactured by
Willaughby.
In trust, to secure the payment of certain
pr"rnissory notes tlrrein described; and whereas,
, sail notes are past due and remain unpaid, now,
thr rcfore notice Is hereby given, that the under.
signed at the request of the holders OF said
notes. and in pursuance of the terms of said dee
| will, on
Saturday, the 3Oth day of August,
| a. ID. 1873,
| R,.wccn the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and four
% clock =. N. of said day, in front of the court
house door in the city of Lexington, in the
county of Lafayette ami state of Missouri. pro-
ceed 10 sell the property above described, or so
much thereof Ms may be necessary, nj public
vcn,iuc, To the highest bidder, urcash. to satisfy
said deed of trust AMI debts, and cost and eN-
pcnses of executing this trust;
| ,,pl TT1fstpp
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sixteen years ago North Carolina
Z. thcr. who knew the virtues Of the
rod. thrashed his big boy aad sent
lhin out to hoe corn. The frat ssen
tof-him since was last week~when hA
returned from California With 49,
600 on his hoe. When You send q
boy TO hoe corn, always lick him hrst,
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FINAL SETTL MENT.

NOTICE is hereby given In. un creditors and
~ others Interested in the estate of William
Robinson, deceased that the undersiH iHned cNc-
cuior OF SAID estate, intend to make final settle
mcnt al said estate ut the October term O the Pro-
bate court of Lafayette county. 10 bc begun and
field the court house, in the city of Lexington,
ON the first Monday in october, 1873.
JOHN Is. ROBINSON,
WM. L. ROBINSON,
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the so,h day of August,
FINAL. SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is merely given 10 AL creditors and
others interested in III. estate of Margaret
Hill, deceased, that |, the undersigned admin.
islratnr of said estate, intend t" make final
settlement Of said estate at the October term OF
the Probate court of county to be begun
AMI held at the court l0usc. III the city OF Lex
ingtnn, on the first Monday in October, 1873.
lulr:il JOSEpH HILL, Ahmr.
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FINAL SETTlEMENT.

NOTJCE is hereby given To all creditors and
N others interested In the estate of Henry
Dcrking, deceased, that the nn,lcrsis led n't-
mnistra.or of said estate, intend tn make n tinal
de bUuis non settlement of SAID estate AT the Octo
b. term ui the Probate court iatay cite county,
tn he b..e,n anu held at the court house: in the
city of Lexington, On the iirs. Monday in Ucto-
ber. lSsS.
Juiy:N HENRY + DIERKING. Admir-.
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Saturday, the 4th day of October,
a D.. 1873.
;TRdiS CEI,,S SALE.

VIvHEREAS, by his deed of trust, dated on
w the first day of March, y. D., is,o. duiy
recorded in the Office or the Eeeorlsr OF ueeis,
for Lsfuyete cnuuiy in the,S state OF Missouri, IN
io, No L. page, it2, 49, and i6i, Nlliiam =.
Lyon cnuyeveI to the uhdei signed trustee, thc
r,ilnwipr described real estate. situate III the
rounty of Lafiye,tc and state of MIsauurl, ana
,l.scribed AS follows, t0-wit:
Lot six [6l fruntin. ON Main street seven'y-iouT
tiII feet, and running back one h,ni.t'i anu anu
iorty-eiSht [lls] feet. Also lot thiriy-innr u
fron,inr on Locust street. siNty-four l64i ieet
md running back seventy-fnur ii4l feet. known
an,i designated ON the plat OF the town OF ior.r'
Iafavrt,e county, Missouri, as lots DIX anu hir,!
fnur IB and 3ll Also l'i "ne IN the saih toM u
of Dover, except iif,y t5lI l,e' on OF me souiai
,nI fronting on Main street, when cohNe!"hce
WAS maa in trus 10 secure the pa! lhen ol &c,
tain proni:ssury note III said deei descr'bei l.
And wherels ls default has been made III ti' pii!
mcnt of said note, which has long since DEL
due and payablr. Now thrref 're: in rura'r;hce.
nf III. ur0vi,ions of said lie q oil trust, anu ~
ti,. oie J, OF the holder of said note the hn'i'r
stoned win Oflr: tbe said real estate ior s!ie a
urbiir y.nluc tp TIE highest bidder for cas., ~
ihr crurt hon door. in the city of Lexington,
i,tween the huars OF ten o clock A. N, anu "'hie'
O'clockP. ~ on
Saturday, September 6, 1873,
IN satisfy said note and intere.t thereon, toseth
er with the cost of executing This trust;
CT m a " r.. WISSt'R, Trustee.
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.nm..Ixrn.roR,s NOTICE.

u ErTErs OF adm uisiration upon the estate y,
IL George \. Rex, deceased wv f., ihs,
,A,h. ,;ntipf,iyucd, ..,.nIii.s iratof, ny .!e
pro,,at. CoI.! 0f Lafayette county, ON tis Z,.n
,ay of July, 1873. All persons harihs sis -. ",
.,inst said estate are required to present th IL,
sS aid c,urt iur allowance with one year ho,',
sHis date, or they may be- prceind.t!, and II saia
ciaim, are not presented within Two years .heS
SkriII be forever barred.
wa ALBEIT G. BURNHAM. Adn'r.
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H,N.x S,,r,rv

NzSfICE is hereby given 10 ali creditors anu
IN sihers Interested in the estate "i 3"ah
minis lator Uf said est,te intend io MAX. ii'.i
srr,,crn of said estate ti," 0cio.ter term of the
Prol,at. court Of Lafayette county, to he begun
,,,d held at the cuutt ,'ouse, in the city of Lex
iuctou, on tle first Monday in peSobsr, ISIS.
BENJAMIN.. CDFFEf,
July3Q Administrators dc bonis non.
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THE INTELLlGENcER


9HH NTELLlGENCER has the largest circu-
lnaloa lN Lafayette county Of any paper published
ln Lexington. Advertisements inserted at the
assal rstes->l per square for frat Insertion. and
oots. for each continuance. Liberal reduction
% yearly Advertisements
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DRs. SMALL, CHAMBERS & CO.

A. V SMALL. n. d. Il. ALEXANDER, ~ -
Il. W. YOUNG, NJ. ID. =. ii. CHAMBERS, NJ. u.
<>FFEl: their services in the practice of Mcdi-
cine and Surgery, t" the public. win Inc
hope that their Association together VIZ ten"
greatly to rruinst. their knowledge Of diseases,
ln.I 10 i,n,rcyc their skill in treating them.
They will give spcc,sl attention TO Chronic
Disorders. They viii, in all cases, consider
their Ices due when the services are rcn't'reu
ami will collect Us soon thereafter us they may
deem advisable.
Onirr over MrCauslamd & Bediord's store, op-
,,,i,n t,,,. ,nurt housr mOvI3n.
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wM. MORRISON. :. q. WENTWORTH
WI. MORRISON & CO..
II a ~ * Il R -

LEXINGTON, MISSOURI
'DUY AND SELL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
ID Exchange, Gol, and Silver, anu transact
general banking business.
Particular attention given to c"li"ctions, ana
proceeds promptly remitted ut current rate OF
Exchange.
The highest market price paid for County and
ritv Warrants, and ail descriptions Of Eonds me-
gotia.eI ou favorable terms.
n3-Will allow interest on time deposits al
agreed rates.
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Tuesday, the 9th day Of September,
a. u. 1873,

I,,,,,o,,, ,he honrI of9 O'Clock in TIE foleH0oh
and O'Clock l.; the afternoon Of thai day at he
court house door III the city Of LsA.ntt"n r,u.s
OF afly st'e and state Of IN ssrf s.h ,n, ,ns.
tain d. urocee,i To sci the above deScrlnei fs..i
estate or So muc., thereof, ae may be necers1'f ~
NJ lubc ven II. To the highest p iuef !'i o'a. i'
h,n, to sfy said notes and Interest u, To-,
ed in said deed aud order Of sale I'M: ti.e i''''
| day of August, is-:;. WM IOtHn,
itlg!Otd sheriff Lafayette county Missouri.
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TIE AULL SAVINGS BANK.

TIIE AUIIII SNV mus NANN.
iSuccessor to Banking House of Robert Aull. ]
Lexington. Missouri.
GEO. WILSON, President.
JOHN hULL, Cashier.
10. 4. WILSON, Asst Cashier.
A GENERAL. Banking and Exchange Busi-
~ ness Collections made. Loans negotiated.
interest paid OH time deposits. Savings deposits
m sums of five dollars and upwards, received
and interest paid on same. Exchange on all
parts OF Europe. Iapr5
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NyTHEREAS, Robert \. Barnett and Mary c.
w I;ur.ett his vile, on the 18th day of June,
ISL, executed and delivered their deed Oi
tru st which is now OF record in the Recorder 5
o,lcr of Laiayrtt. county, Missouri, in book No.
IL, ON page II, conveying To John l.. Rs land,
situated in said county of Lafayette, tu-wit:
The west half OF the northeast quarter of sec
hon three ci) town-hip fifty liD) range twcaiy-
six (.6) and the north half of the ,outhw esi
quarter of session thirty-ive (g), township fifty
u..c iIi), range twenty-fnur (2D.
Which conveyance was made in trust ia
TO secure the payment by said Barnett ut his
nroiuissory mole H. s:.ih deed iuily Inscribed
anl whereas said note has long since become
due an't remain unpaid, Now, therefore, public
NOTES, is here by given that the undersigned trus
lee. in pursuance Of the l,1yer IN said decd given
and at request Of the legal holder OF said note
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Wednesday, the 18th day of Scptem-
her, 1873,

hetween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and i
O'Clock T.. NJ of that day, proceed to sell tn
land above described at public vcrtirc to the
highest bidder for cssi in hand at the court hous=
door, the city urLeNinst"n, Lafayette county
Missouri, for The plrp"sc Of s,isfyinr, sI;d not.
with interest, aud Ihr costs aud rNprE,ys "t thif
trust. au.l3 JOHN L. RILAND, Trustee.
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JIIfI's >. I.rSTItHF Wtte''
TRUSTEE.S SALE.

yJvUEHEAS, Ih.c!er V. Webb and Martha
w r. " eDb hi, wifs, by tleir dee.t OF trust,
t!arel the -:tt G..y Of April, y. D. 1870, anu
recorIe,. III inc Rrc:r..ct's "hire for lafayette
county, Missouri, in s.'uk "...uDer ), page III,
conyrIc To- The neg,i -snr,i ,fii-ee tiie i"ii"w-
lug d.-~.e real lie, !tu:I'et. III the county
ut .i.ye5f. a q stale of Missouri. tp-wh:
lin, s,,I.. d Iif Of III: nor ea aisittf o1 me
SOUTHEAST .ilGGef mi t.ie no..;.Hcst Ii.irte: ri
iae -nuti, st quarter nrt III northeast quarter
al ta, s.,G. ivest quarter ami tie eisi haii"I the
suu,n, -; ;.l,ier Ui the so.t'hWe~' pu I"r. All
in scr.;o.. i've ~, town nip riiy tml, RANG
twcnty-rrc t.i), ront..in:1S "!c hNhiie anu
twenty acre., which cnn\e!HI"e was matte III
trust 10 >.'yre tn payitcit of lrnin',s"rs Ii 'e
u.n,,,neE. in sa oe trust; ana Ni:t!ei7 'e-
r,uit l. bee III nt in the iaA Iiet OF sa!i noe,
nutI ,e grp er part thereof >iil :cii'.!nS tue anu
uunaia Now therefore, by viLtiie oi the power
conferred on iue by said trust deed, and a, The
request Of the legal holuer OF said note, WILL Oh
SATURDAY., the 4th day of October,
a. d., 1873,
Between the hours Of ten o'clock in III" forenoon
and six a. chuck in the afternoon OF thai day Ii
front OF the court hoHSe door, in the city oi i'N
,nrIon county Of Lafayette. AMI the state o
Missouri, procac TO sell the above desert. e.
real state or 80 mach thereof ms may d neces
s.ry at pibic vertiGc, 10 the hiGh"st bidder, IL
cash in hand, TO satisfy the balance due on sai'
l,Ot,. principal AMI interest. together win I'M
cp,,s and cApens,s of this trust
jv;U ROBERT w. con, Trustee.