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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
THE ''HOUSEKEEPERn OF OUR
HEALTH.

The Liver is the great dcpurgating
or blood cleansing organ of the sys-
tem. Set the great houskeeper of
our health at work, and the
foul corruptions which gender
i'll the blood aud rot ont, rs it
were. tile machinery OF life. are grad
ually expelled from the system, For
this poupose DR.. P:erce's Golden
Medical Discovery Is pre-eminrnilv
the article needed. 1t cures every
kind Of Humor from the worst scro-
fula to the common pimpie, blotch or
eruption. Great eating ulcers kindly
heal under it's mighty curative in
fncncc. Virulcnt blood poisons that
lurk in the system arc by it robbed
oftheir terrors, aud by n pprscvcring
and somewhat prOtracted use of it,
the most tainted system may be CON-
plctely renovated and built up anew.
Enlarged glands, tumors and SWELL
ings dwindle away and disappear
under the influence of this grea,
rcsolvcnt. 1t is sold by all Drug
gists. 665
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
AseaAer Terrible Fire il w.rrs.s-
uP1
From tn. johnson County Democrat

From the johnson County Democrat.l
Another Of those great culamities
resulting from fire, has bcfallcn our
little aud apparently doomed city.
carrying with 1t a great loss; though,
very fortunately 1t Is not our painful
duty to record Tue loss Of lives, as
was tho Case last week, though sew
eral. persons lodging in the upper
partof the buildings burned, barely
escaped with their lives, Swing next
to nothing in the way of private eff
lects.
1t is supposed that the fire origina-
ted In the DR.. Griggs building, Us well
II can tic lenrned, and near the very
spot where fire was communicated to
that building some four weeks ago,
and where fortunately the fire was
extinguished with little loss, COM
pared with that which followed, be-
cause perhaps that fire, believed to
have been the work ut m incendiary,
occurred SO early in the evening that
some opportunity was given both
for the saving of life aud property.
This second great fire, with the late
effort to burn these buildings, aud
other establishments, induces the be.
lief that most, il not all Of them, were
the devilish work ofan knceudiary or
incendinries, for 1t is not reasonable
that SO many fires would likely rcsnlt
from pure carclcssness or aoci-
dent, in SO short q time, aud SO
nearly together both as to location
and time.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17

~ 1t1sgalfs Post relates the
ootnnlenAA t96ods affair. that. oc-
H4srci in ..t1ef county on Monday
eseilnk Adcpbnber Let. The parties
20 the quarrel were two citizens
named HOgss md SaMderson, who
. been witnesscs ina u . where
they disaxrsel In tcstimoay, one
swesrtsg 70 one thing and ONE to
aAoeher. From dissGresnsntsprung
bad blood. They met ON Norday
esenisR and 6aHdeys0a safd .HoVus
bad swOSe to Q lie; . aght next FOL.
lowed, The men elsnched, fought 4
little and. separated. They beeSn to
throw Clones 1t each other. Ssudor.
son iWthrowihg the secoLd at0iss, fell
and died in . few momentSs Hewuo
!ladS60t him mortally while cleuc6sd.
Ihe TWO men were cousins,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17


uaasr Inc head OF Remarkable
Lsctat~, The DsltiMors American
aaakes the s0lloWiNg comment on tbs
the silly leisure of Cen. Roger A.
Pryor. deifvettd lkSssWsak q New
York city. ~ tkSss swAo havs fSf-
sottsa Prtsr, theis ussaeries Will bc
refrcshcd &C. fotlowss lie vas the
a~re-sa,inv Virginia congressman who
backed out NJ tho bowie knife duel
offered by Potter. Of Wisconsin; dis.
.ingatshe,t himsclf by Ills obstiaacy
a. Confederate %ctlccr, aud ~ tho
close Of tho war; dropped out Of
sight and out Of the memory Of mel
In New York city;
Probably not fr;end ofthe c,lored
race cvcr spoke more strnnxty In
their behalf than did General Roger
A. Pryor, In lecture delivered IN
Bro"Glyn on T1csdsy last. a faith
ful Abolit. nnisf OF the earlier lays OF
the struggle agsiast slavery could not
haxa BEN MOrc enthusiastic IN their
l,aefeasA or more aattering In his
nrophecics Of their future. Of tip
mast Of the cnlorcd nan he said
!. The III. torv OF his race IL one lon:
sd story Of lasneMtatiom and VOC, Of
miserv aud o%ppressiom :" but "he 10
gradually ,uaI,ny himself competent
to the hixh~st achievement Of rivili.
xatiom." AVID again: ellis virtues
are his own; his vices arc the result
Of the uutoward circumstances that
have surrounded him"
General Pryor "rontradic,ed the
comment lnoiion that tho race ia diving
out. II iucreasei 20 pcr cent. be, wcen
1850 and 1870. THE negroes are lie.
ycloni,,v the of tia mi
try sm3 arc ,,,,;ny Lr,,cr ne freen,cu
than A slsycss Tn voluntary In.
'borers Of 1872 sent Ia market moro
cotton BIZ 1900 o bales than the
slayes of 1850. Aud they nre i,nnrov.
inn In morality md cdmr.tion. tn
he si,rc - sold f:omor,l prro,. .thn
sr.tsn, ~ %si.r.r~ was 10, Ito hnst
..hnci q. ,,I;..h - iaar, ,ha sc,oncn
Of Corcrn,ns, Int wc have not X.i
heard thnt = negro conoressman MAS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
Carroll County Moves against the
Tax Law.

We, the undersigned taxpayers Of
Prairie township, Carroll county.
Missouri, believing that tho time sci
by law for the payment Of taxes is
too short, for the reason that tax
paying comes IT u time when the far
'ners have not disposed of their hogs
and corfu, and being compelled to sell
10 pay their tnXes, the spectators
take advantage Of this fact aud putthe
prices down i'll order to make more
money OntOf them than we think is
Justly due them; now, therefore, we
call upon the taxpayers of the several
townships Of Carroll county. to hold
meetings to take into consideration
this matter. We suggest that the
10th day of December, 1873, be the
day Oh which the several township.
hold their meetings, at the usua.
places Of voting, aud that each town
ship appoint . delegate, and the scv.
eral delegates to meet at Carrollton
on the 9Th Of this month, there To
consult with our Representative and
to petition tho Legislature to change
the law, prslongiDg the time for the
psynlent Of our taxes until the first
Of March Of each year.
,1kigned, v. Sanford, Jas. P. Dale,
III Ridxell, WIN. Renzlcman. j. +.
kyeh and others.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
AEllyille Times,

The Auilvii,c Times, the puLl:ca.
ii II of which was suspended nbou,
two mouths ago, has resumed. and
We are glad Of it., because it is a
meritori"ns little paper, and its edi.
tor is a gentleman who cQmprrhends
the mission Of country paper, and
labors accordingly. to promote the
social welfare and material prosperity
Of the people to whom he looks for
patronage and support. The second
number of the new issue contains a
list of oranges in Lafayette county,
which we have examined carefully
with q view 10 correct possible errors
in tho list published by us two weeks
ago. We find ,instcadof correction,
the SHINE typographical aud ortho-
graphical errors which we have dis
covered in our list, since its publica-
ton. Example the master OF
Linwood grange is j. B. Dysart, not
Dysanf. For your invitation to come
again with II pigs, we thank you,
Dudley, and will avail ourselves of
YOUR invitation, with a word Of ex-
PLANTATION by way Of preface. We
were not disposed to boast of the
hogs of Col. Davis aud Mr.. Butts US
anything extraordinary in the hefty
line. The lots consisted of 40 beauti-
fully, smooth and uniformly
fattcnad hogs, averaging about $50
lbs, the kind os hogs most desired,
and for which packers pay the out
side market rates. Our old neighbor.
W. A. Nuttcr, is a good farmer, and
knows how TO feed a hog. but his LOT
of 20. averaging 375 lbs, is nothing
extraordinary on the scales up this
way, however astonishing it may he
down about AulIviile. Captain Nc.
Cuiston sold uii Monday tweniyl.Arr
that averaged4no.-onc Of them pulled
|dn~urn c beam ut GA, n.l I've Of
them averaged over5 500. If you wan,
The weighmaster's certificate, we can
get 1t orr you up this way.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17

80
Charles Summer and Carl Schur.
have been Eali,y Of . piece Of cowar-
dice, or fasincere In their profess.
ions ~oflibsrlity made Last fsll. Rather
than vote for an'honcs,, capable ami
brilliant Democrat Tor speaker PRO
ten. Of the senate, tlAsy chose 70 caxa
blank yotes. They had honos,,l
ssosgh uSt 70 vote for Matt Csrpen.
ter. Why. II they ask DssDSsais ID
forget the past and vote Apilh1tel nsa
and measures, could ting ~ e1py
out likA men and vote .aqnass)y aid
hir'y sKainst the virtuoNs gentleman
who gives such good m0Ial adviee
ssd forgs.s TO walk In ihs paths Of
ssosisuds hipsselff :.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
nasAlsaa O-eensyaDosa,

DleAlaaA Ooonsy GDosA.
This foilowiug|1SgU11z161 6SSs1d
~ the city council OF Pleasant Hill
No., previous 70 th1 sSitAtion OF al
QueotIon Of the formation Of Rich.
lad county by The i~sgisIeturs, y In.
ss:oissd, ri,sf, xhsrs.. IL Ieit;
dssta e Of groat litessst 10 the said
city that the proposed new county,
known ~ Richlatid county, should be
established; sud, whereas II 10 neces-
sary to the formation thereof or is
attempted formation, that q large *.
pense should be incurred III the prop.
er settling forth 10 the legislature oi
otir State the Justice, Importance and
necessity thereof; and. whereas Ger
tain Of our citizens have aud are tax.
ing o lively Interest therein, and
spending time aud money OF their
own 10 accomplish such purpose ;
mud, whereas said council deem IL
but Just TO them that they should be
successful In said object. Now, there.
fore, we, the council Of said city, do
hereby authorize aud order tho iDsI-
ance Of bonds Of said city, to the
amount Of ten thousand dollars, and
im denominations Of i've hundred
dollars each, payable IN ten years,
with ten per cent. interest, payxJle
se~nni-aunually ; and that the same be
placed in the hands Of . committee,
consisting Of j. L. Morrison, A. u.
Blakcy aud NJ. Steincgsr, niue thous-
and OF " hicii may be appropriated in
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17

On last Monday tue first work was
done on the narrow gusge railroad.
1t Gems TO have been intended to
have commenced work At Kansas
City, but, as the company were not
quite ready at that point, they began
OIL Walnut street in Independence OH
the property Of Mr.. Chas. Dougherty,
who had given them the right-of
way. Quite . number of citizens
went a to the spot TO witness the
commencement Of this important en-
terprise, upon which the future well
fare of Independents 10 thought to
depend. Speeches were made by
Capt. Mitchell, Charles. Dougher4y
and others. 1t 10 now hoped that -
the good work has bean begun, It
will Progress rapidly 10 q speedy
completion ofthe read.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
Guardians Notice Of Final Settlement

NOTICE Is hcreb~ given to nil persons 4. t.r.
~ estrd IN the estates Of Susan, James and
Eiizapeth Helles, minors, that the undersigned
Suar,lah ~ tn. ~ sons and estates of said min
ors, mas hIed his a. count frr settlement or asid
minors estates ut thu October term of the PRO
n nn,s court o, H.. or lafayette county, Mo-. aud viii
on the FIRST Monday inJ nuary, ls7t' f1r \ Anal
discharge Of her guardianship. ~
novlS CAROLINE v. REyrrs
(suar1ieu
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
CTRAY NorIcE.-rak.n up bv VIM. San

STRAf N~OTICE.-raken up by VIM. San
dcrs. living In Dover tow nshtp. In L,ofay.
cite county. NJ ssouri, and postei Def re the IN.
'tersisned, Justice Of thu lie ce Of hove: town.
ship, county and state aforesaid. On the 18Th ,ssy
follows, to-wit: Ligh, s"r,e,. with white lett
hind foot, hfeen hands high. about six ye,rs
oil. Appraised Z, ninety dollars, by John VIII
son and Ctas: Kidd. who were by me duly
sworn, according to law, To appra,sc d 9 same.
Witness my hand. this day and date Above
written. RICHARD BARLEY, J.P.
declQ
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17

ENINAL SErTLEMENT-Notice is ben.bv
~, given to all creditors aud Others INTERESTED
IN me estate of ID. q. Pert. deceased. that ! Inc
Undersigned, Public Administrator of ILaG ,v.,te
county, Missouri, having in charge said estate,
in,snuS 10 make II final settlement OF sail e,,a,.
y. tna January term OF the PrubAt. court of In.
ta.ttfe conn'y, 10 he begun and held nj the court
mouse, IN THE city of Lexington, ON the nrst Mon.
way "an"hry' 1874. NJ. CHAPMAN,
NeC5 Public administrators
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
November Il, 1875,
FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all creditors and
~ Others interested In the estate Of John
Ferrre. deceased, that I, the undersigned adj
mt.iisrrator of said estate, intend TO make a final
s,tt,"inrnt ofsaid estate at the january term Ofthe
Probate court of Lafayette county, to he begun
and held NJ the court iOns-, in the city Of Lex
inSton, on the first Monday in .J%ununr-, 1874.
nst COLMAN SCHOOLER, administrators,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17

Hogs are reported 10 have sold q
.kansas City, Warrehsburg, sedalia
and other points on the iins Of the A.
& p. railroad ~ high - ~ 20 gross
last. Thursdsy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
N SlsrrIEnENr-

NOTICE Is hereby given to ail creditors and
~ others interested in the estate of Hexrkiah
P0l.srr!, DECD. that ], the undersigned a,imiu-
%istrator of sn;d estate, intend to make q final
setfl"merf Of SAID estate at the january term OF
the Probate court Of i.afayettr county TO be begun
:n' held % the court house, In The city Of Lex
lnx'"n, ol,,hs first Monday in January, 1874.
nove6l HENRY :. Z. POLLARD, Admir-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17

Aoeto| LN~tctttycNccF
The following letter. published i,
one Of the Lexington papers three OF
four weeks ago, has just fallen under
my notice, aud you will greatly oblige
me by rcpublishing il in the Intelii.
gencer:
BoNHAM, TEXAS, Nov. 5.
l do not presume to write for tho
press, but permit me to saw to YOU
that l am SO proud TO hear of ohe
honest man-that bank officer in st.
Louis, that gave w his private prom
crty to redeem the obligations of his
house-taat you ought to com,u nd
him for a high political position. lie
is surely not u Radical. Jast such
honesty as tina we need at tho helm
OF b state; then the old ship would
naturally fall into the right channel
L presume that you know that the
Democracy is gaining ground 1n
Texas. Yours. truly. J.. ].
The tanker referred to is Robert
Aull, president Of the late Union
National bank Of St. Louis. Mr..
Aull was, for the greater part of his
life, ,an esteemed aud trusted citizen
OF this county! IL was in this coun-
ty and among this people that he
acquired his fortune and formed
shusc business .habits which lust
now in the crisis Of lis life enable
him to cunie out ofthc furnace, pure
and refined gold. LIT this aye of
~venality and corruption, when men
protesting 10 he guided by tile prin-
cipics Of religion, prostitute the
highest offices in the republic to base
purposes Of self-aggrandizemcnt,
when such financiers as Jay Cooke
and his forty associate thieves avail
themselves of the credit and conf
dence impaired to them by the gov
crnmeht, to rob and plumber a whole
nation, the conduct imputed to Robert
Aull, and the high sense of honor
and personal responsibility which
lies at the bottom of it, becomes
more illustrious by comparison with
the sordidness aui treachery of the
great majority Of those who have
fallen with him. AS the author. of
this letter suggests, the country is in
neod of just such men in its Offices Of
trust and honor. They may be III.
they may err in judgment,
but they won't steal, they won't be-
tray o trust.
The people OF ST. Louis will doubt
less recognize Ills great worth aud
his fidelity in n conspicuous
manner. Permit me TO say In conclu-
sion. lad tho other officers Of the
National bank exhibited an
squal degree Of personal responsible
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
TiNA!L

EiNAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice - hereby gwen 10 all creditors md
others interested in tie estate of .Jnhn w. VIII
klnson. 'ereased. that we, the undersigned eN-
ecut"rs of said estate, intend to make a final
sei'lemrnt oil said estate ut the january term of
me Probate court of L"fiSer'e county, to LIE
Lexington, on the mrs, Mont, " in J,nuary. 1874.
JAMES q. EWING.
dec3s Exscn,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
Turner Trial,

Up TO the time of going to press
last night we had no intelligence from
the Turner trial. The instructions
to the jury were agreed upon Satur.
lay and the argument was opened on
Monday, and was 10 he continued
Yesterday. with q prospect that the
case would be submitted last night.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, ga.
L~AsAYKTTs CorIrr. o.
In the Probate Court q Lafayette county. Mis-.
sourt-October term, ISIS.

NOW, Mt this day comes John W. Sanders,
~ eAecst"r o. BRYANT nanders, deceased,
for mn order for the sale Of 81 much Of the renl
estate Il said deceased Us will pay and sati.ty
unpaid for want Of sufficient asse.s, accomi,s.
MED by the accounts, lists and Inventories. a.
CURED by law In such cases; on examination
whereof Il Is ordered that all persona intrrest,,i
IN said estate he notified tina; a,alicstiou as .fnre.
said has been msdr. and thtt unl.f. the contrary
DO shown on ar hefcrr the frst day or The next
In january. Is7&, an order will h- made fSr ssls ~
thr whole, or so much Of the reu estafe OF s.i,l
Of said debts. ~
And. IT. 10 further ordered that this notice h,
publishct IN the ~Lexogton Weekly Intelliren.
fAyettes for tour weeks successfully beinrs IN.
commencement Of the hexttsrm Of tie coac.
ssyis J0aSx SrapEx. Csss.
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Edfssrzhftu14 sAosr
nsAx Brs ,-In nurnlehius . rspor
iofths -proceediu.fs Of. the .rsaehers
Ihstitnte. / ounitted TO mention that
jvote eaAtaken an reaoluflaa a Ira,
4 81 Col. IsNotfr. hstscorsorsl buu
Il isbment shouid and ourht % be abol
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many good recruits 81 p lhstitut'
may be spokeN OF, 40 some think tina
ttc.. i,.r. .,..r AZ, !, arrec 4, ,,a,,,ir -
Peise.
One Of the great benefits howint
from this Institute isstie correction
h.. ,n-..,...., ,t.,. 49,, s..I,. M.
aDove vote shoWsn great chahge II
views, aud there can be nc doabt
Tint Tint change was wrought ut tn,
i,.,;,nto goo ,,r,e. :. 4 f.ro,,t,s,
-.,a.a..
Vhat Tue "''i" s"" As"Is y. ciiio
may he gnarled aud Scared ny I'm
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uwaricu III It's CROWN. because III
jury 10 not directly tangible, none il
supposed 10 exist: but the touches OF
.,,.,,,l. mud thu ,o,d.,,.ia. .,
.",
'heIr 'htelicc's upou '"e pupii Keep
their steady course though upper
NAV mot, nnur,ein,e a partlal. r,trn.
vrade W.. sse n ve,,erai alv.mc..
Lore ,I,eir drc,s,r r,,rre"t W,
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mrn,i,,rrs snsn Ne can,,nt c.lc,,iuts
sxn,,iv uiS;,t n,,u,,;I would hsvs NM,
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We knnxss ti,at ~ given canso nr;,.
auc.s c,rtsin md srcsnit ;,
T,h" rss,,if. ot i.I,or In INV u;v,.,,
GO i,nnrn bro, ,a,,, I'LL. -.
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STRAY

GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FINAL SET.
" TI.EMEST.-NOticc IL hereby given 70 all
persons interested In the estate of Emma Gala.
way, u MINOR. that the undersixncd, guardian Of
the persun and estate Of said minor, has fled his
account for settlement OF said minor's estate ut
the October term Of the Probate court or Lsfav.
rite county, Missouri, anil will apply nj the next
term of sail court, to be held on the first Mondsy
In january, 1874, Tor q lnIi discharge rom said
guardianship. N. CHaPNA -.
drcj I;u,rJ;on
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the copartner-
~ ship heretofore existing between the un-
dersigned, Louis Megede md Albert c. DOllin-
ger, AZ Lexington, Mo-, under the name, style
Ind hrm Of j.. Mrgrds & Co., has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. Tie said DolIin-
get having purchased the -ntir- interest nf said
urn. has assumed the aymrn OF ull debts
Inst The same, and Is authorized to collect all
claims due to said firm.
Louis MEGEpE,
ALBERT &. DOLLINGER.
November II, 1873.
The undersigned having purchased the Jewell
~ establishment of the late firm OF L. Mcgcde 4
Co: Lexington, Mo-, will c~ontinue ssid businss
~ IN. OIL stand under t,e name and STYLE Of A.
u. Doiltnger. successor to L Mcgede L Co. He re-
spectfully splicits u continuance Of the patron.
age so literally bestowed upon the oil firm,
promising to spare no pains to satisfy his Gus.
TONERS. Respect ully.
A. C.. ~boLIINGER.
Successor to L. Meg,-le & Co.
November Il, 1873. noyla
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

IN OIlCE is hereby given 10 all creditors ,uo
~ others Interested In the estate OF Aaron
Ilnvi!Ie, deceased, that l., the Undersigned adj
ministrator or said estate, intend to make n final
ssu,snlent OF SAID estate at the january term Of the
and held at the court house. in the chg VI Iry-
'hston: on the hrs. Monday In January, IsSi.
h"iS RoRsRT &. ALLISON, Admir-.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notice Is hereby given 10 ali creditors and
Others Interested In the rstrte Of John Cham.
settlement thereof atthe next term OF the Probate
cour, q lafayette county. To be begun and held
" 'ie h'S, Mon,tay OF january. 1874 does
Ton CHAMBERLAIN.
Executor of John Chamberlain, Ueceased
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
Powell's Restaurant

A DMlNIsTRA TOns' NOTICE.-Not,,. Il.
"A hereby given that letters OF aiin,inistra.
ceased. were granted to the undersIsrsd ~,
l3th day Of December, ISIS ~""'' ou tne
AL persons having claims avrin., .,au.
aIs rr9uired to exhibit them for iowsnee 10 ~
:s ai11iin s,,srs within one year afer the date Of
sensAt Of such estate; and IL snch cIsims ~ any ~
Sxn.oiten within two years nom ths date of said
'esers' tney VIII be FOREVER barr~d.
JANES II. WELBORN.
A oETH wELBORN,
t"ea1 Adninisnstors,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
FINAL sErTLEMENT,

NOTICE - hereby given to all creditors
An and others intrrrsfed In the estate oT VIM,
H. Williams. deceas ID, that /, the undrrsigned
administrator OF said estate, intend 10 make .
nnni srttltment III said estate at the Jsnuary term
begun aud held ut the court house, In the city Of
Lexington, on the first Monday In january, lS7x.
nnlo WILLIAM HARRIS ASnir