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Killing Of Mr.. E. Railey.

The above gentleman, late editor Of the
Bremond News, was killed in difficulty
that occurred between him and Mr.. Searcy,
at Hearne, last Monday. The verdict Of
the Jury Of Inquest, as We get 1t from tho
last number of the Register, is as follows:
HEAnNE, Marck II, 1873.
], the Corner, and we, the Jury Of In.
ques held over the dead BODY Of Edward
Bailey, find that tho deceased came to his
death from the evidence before 10 from
wounds on the head, inflicted BY . stick
or cane 10 the hands Of christopher Scar
cy, Of the town Of Hearne, county Of Rob.
ertson, and State of Texas, between the
hours Of three and four O'Clock. Monday,
March 10th 1873, and that deceased OK
pired few minutssI before six o'clock
the same evening.
The testimony Of the witness examined
is substantially - follows: Mr.. Bailey
had been indebt to dstendent to . email
amount for which no had given him an
order on third party, which party had
refused to pay the order. Mr.. Searoy told
MIR. Bailey that the order had not bsen
paid and that be looked to him for pay
ment. Mr.. Bailey claiming that the &C.
cepthnce of the order was 50 tie faction Of
the claim. This brought on q dispute,
which eliminated in the deceased striking
at the defendant with q small knife and
kicking him; when the defendant enter
ed his house and retured with heavy
walking cane, with which he dealt tho
deceased several blows over the head, fron
tho effect Of which he died, as was evi.
denced by the post norton examination.
The attending physicians being Of the
opinion that he died from conclusion Of the
brain.
De PENDANT was held TO bail for his sp.
pearanoe before the District Court, in tho
sum of $1,000 Central Team.
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They practice a strange art in japan
which is considered an improvement on
animal expression. Young puppies are
subjected to extraordinary modify ing in
huenses soon after birth. The upper jaw
is forced up at an angle, carrying with it
the lower one, which gives the head the
slope Of a child's hand. The eyes, too,
are forced out of their original plane, so
that when the process is completed, and
the bones are permanently in new posi-
tion the dog looss something like q weep.
ing infant looking up. The distortion is
disgusting, and certainly cruel process
in the eyes Of anybody but japanese
lady, whose pets they are, and objects Of
tender care.
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A man charged with murder in New
York has long road which be may travel
before he reaches the gallows. The New
York World suggests that the execution
of orimisa! under the present statutes
may require the unanimous consent Of
foay-four persons. Twelve jurynlen must
agree upon the question Of fact that the
accused is guilty of the crime charge up
on him, and then thirty-two judges of tn.
Supreme Court have each an opportunity
of exercising their legal finesse in picking
flaws in the rulings and charge Of their
brosher judge who presided at the trial.
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Paschal has finely said: 81 do not ad.
mire in man the extreme of one virtue,
as ef valor, if | do not see at the same
time the extreme of the opposite virtue,as
in Epsminodas, who had the extreme CT
valor and the extreme of gentleuess. For
otherwise this character Of would not
rise, but fall by the excess sfihe one side
4 m.n shows true greatness, not by
touching one extreme but by ioirhiug
both AZ ence, and illins up the inierusl.'
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Track laying began at Troupe last Wed.
nesday morning on the Houston and Great
Northern Railroad for Tyler. Az the
greater part Of the gradings is done bs.
tween this point and Troupe, tho work
will no doubt be pushed rapidly ahead.
With The railroad completed 10 Tyler and
Red River up, that good time coming will
certainly DO here.--[Tyler Reporter.
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The contest in Illinois between the peo-
pie and the railroads over the question Of
discrimination in freight and passenger
rates, has reached decision in the Su.
preme Court Of the State. Tho decision
is 10 favor of the railroads, on the ground
of the unconstitutionality of the law.
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Somebody has utilized pet and other
names, thus for printers wife, Em for
q sports wife, Betty; for lawyers wife,
Sue for team,ter's wife, Carrie; for .
fshermans wife, Netty; for shoemksr's
wife, Peggy; for carpet-msns wife,
Matte; for an auctioneer's wife, Bibby
for chemists wife, Ann Eliza; for an
engineers wife, Bridget.
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The headquarters Of Gen. Davidson, un-
til quite recently the right bower Of bis
excellency, Gov. Davis, lisa present un-
known. 1t is supposed, however, that hs
is airing ,imsilf somewhere In Belgium.
Having plenty of funds on hand, il is ex-
pecied that his travels in Europe will DO
prolonged for some time to come.-Aushn
Statesman.
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A little girl was iepderly nursing her
sick doll The other Day, and on her po'b
e,s asking Whist allied h, sha rDpIled'
Il H., got III. hlsbama CLAIMS very bad
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-. CoomDrs,
HENRY BOIL,
JERE. NJ. Brown, Sheriff.
NJ v. Cole, Treasurer.
"A. KEEN, County Surveyor.
CITY OFFICERS.
h I'm. LoSG, Mayor JAS, II. FIELD, City Atty
III fNRY Boil, Treasurer, TB0s FLYNN, Marshal
L. s. MITCHELL, Socy, ID. KING, Ass'or Color
ALDERMEN +. p Bryan, c. Capy, G. NJ. swnk,
Frank Austin, NJ. Theyenet W. II. Castor, JnO. W.
Lane, A. NJ. Cochran.
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M DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Hon. HARpn HART Dallas, Judge lith Judicial Dis.
trict.
30. 7. AUL-, Esq, Dallas, District Attorney.
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= . Gle II L r =.

AtLLAS CHAPTER, No. At, Royal Arch Maso MS
I'm meet at the Masonic Hall in the city of Dallas
ID the LIST Monday after the last Saturday in ach
|ionth. VIM. G. YOUNG, NJ. Il. He
HENRY BALL, Scct'y.
|ALLAS COMMANDERY, No, G, knights Temp
lar, will meet ut the Asylum, in the town q
Dallas, on the Thursday after the last Saturday
IN each month, at early candlc.ight.
Il. G. BOWER, Il. G.
J. L. BARLEY, Recorder.
Companions. You are hereby summoned to ut.
tend Stated cenvocation of Dallas Chapter,
No. Al, on Monday evening, Dec. 30, 1872,
ct early candle lighting. l'y command Z the
M.E.H. r. TlIOS. WALKER, Secretary
fANNEnILL LODGE, No. 81, F. A. NJ, meets on
the second and last Satr rday of each month at
che Masonic Hall
RicnAnp MORGAN, Sec'y.
.IDGELY rNCAMPMENT, No. %, I. 0. o. r.,
meets "a. tjc first and third Friday nights OF
each pSfsh, vt the Odd Fellows Hall.
FLA. SAYRE, C.P,
Attest. J, D. KERroor, Scribe.
LLAS LOpGE, No. A, !. o. o. r., meets on
Every Wednesday night, at the Odd Fellows
FIJI. DAyEsPoRr, Sccrt tary.
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THE DAILY HERALD.
ID. McCALEB, Editor.
Our Agents.

Our Agents.
who are authorized to receive subscriptions and
advertising for the Daily aud Weekly HERALD,
j.. c. Chew, 800 broadway, New York; G. P
Rowell 4 Co., Il, rark Row New York Coe
Weather & Co., PHILADELPHIA grimm Hoffman,
Baltimore; T. Mclntyre, New Orleans; T.. II
Cushing, Houston.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

sTATE Yx MlsSoUhI, SIS:
In the Circuit Court Of SAID County, December
term, ist-l0th day, December i.iii, 1872.
William NJ. Jordan
Conrad Sourwinc and Charles W. Allen.
TTNO the said Conrad Sourwinc and Charles W
Allen: Iuu are each hereby notified that
said plaintiff has commenced II suit against YOU
in Sa! court by petition, the object und general
nature of which Isto obtain 4 Judgment against
v.u for the sum OF four hundred and sixteen
dollars and twenty five cents with Interest, am!
to enforce his mechanics lien tor said sum,
against q certain circular saw Mill anil steam
Engine. and the land whercun the same stands
to the eNten; oil one acre, and described rs Iol-
lows, to-wit: The north east quarter of the north
west quarter Of section 3f, III township 80 ul
Range -. III Lafayette comfy, Missouri.
And you are further notified. that unless you
appear at The next term III said cCr:it, to be hoI-
den Ut the court iiiusr it, the city ofLrNington OH
The 18th day OF AIiriineNi, and on or before the sixth
ami if uut then before the eli. of the tcriIil, and
answer sid petition, tie sam. WEI be taken Us
cOni.ssrt.
Aud i, is further ordered that a copy hereof be
published in the Lexington Weekly lnfeIiigencrr,
n lit per printed III laid county of lafayette
for 1our weeks. suc"rS-i:riy, the last in>rr-
on To he nj least f.,rr weeks before the com.
uIcDc ii;ent Of the icSt IL! lii oi this court.
~ irae copy, attest:
jan Is iy &. Il. raSiEL, u. e.
R!l'Md & Son ami Y. R.l1nd, attorney, fol
plai.,ui.
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sMit and Humor.

Autumn. leaves ~ when winter
comes In.
How 10 cut a sweli-turn your
back OIL him.
When is a beau's arm like the gos-
pei? When IL maketh glad tho waist
places.
"Tiis is tho rock Of ages" said the
father, after rocking two hours and
tho baby still awake.
a western editor says of q neigh.
Dor with u quivering eyclid, that he
suffers in the left eye.
To make n girl love youcoax her ia
love somebody else. il there is any.
thing q woman relislses it. IL to be
contrary.
Boxes, it is said, govern tho world
the cartridge box, the ballot box,
the jury box, aud last, though not
least, the bo&nct box.
Somebody iAquiring ut the Spring
field, H., postoffire for a letter for
Mike Howe, received the gruffanswer
that there was 10 letter there for
anybody's cow.
A backwoods school committee
summed up the results of al cxamin-
alton by declaring to. the scholars :
you spclt we'll aud ciphcred fust
RAFT, but you haint sot STILL"
A San Francisco paper calls liquor
saloons '.denier rcsorts."-[Chicago
Tribune.
The liquor saloons in Chicago are
too dern ncar the office for the Tri-
huuc for the good OF its editors
lCincinnati Commercial.
IlIaH LIFE IN THE COUNTRY
Doc,cr-''l am pleased 10 say, Mrs.
FitZbrowne, that 1 shall be able to
v%accina,c. your baby from u very
healthy child OF Your neiglbor, Mrs.
jones'" Mrs. Fitzbrownc-'Oll
dear, Doctor! l could not permit
that. We do not care to be mixed up
with the Joncscs in any way"
A fellow coming from the top of
the Allcghamics to New York, in
winter, was asked whether it was rs
cold there as i'll the city. He had pro-
badly been at some march-of-iutcllect
school. for he glanced alta thcrmomc-
ter. Horribly cold" said he, 'for
they have nc thermometers there.
and. Of course, it's just US cold as it
pleases."
When n wall chalker offered TO
chalk "Warrcn's Backing" on every
wall round London for fifty pounds,
the backing maker exclaimed, '.I'll
bet you two hundred pounds to. enc
that it cannot be done in q month";"
Warrca lost the bet, but got the best
and cheapest advertisement he ever
had.
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or RAT,
AHwouScrxo raE CARES AND vAStIiEs
OF TIRE womb,

rnox n saxscn or "a sosratss.
,Tis hid,
m = lrgead Of old
~ e. Sss sssss s uMi sssss his raiship iife.
~ se NJ, aSoSe In q Holland cheese.
II. ecassl
cave so,i,udc. s6citsr, and plenty 70 est.
Me soon haaa hc,snitsss gSi,s TITO 70 his s, m,m'i lined
This rat
- Soon grew Tat,
And he said 10 ,mssif,-'.G blcsses his W
NJ bo-Sy woald only be skis aud bone.
III hadn't mrnet hermit. I really must say
Rensuncing the world is the better way.
=, his cheese,
On their knees, .
Sonse delegates came from the rats,
saying Iisatopolis 10 bcse,grt by The cats
We arc going for aid to n foreign land !
Old nctSAbor, DO lend US ahripiag hand.
we set out
without
A dollar 10 pay the aerdfal expense.
10 give US 4 shilling. or at least n few cents;
Wen be very grateful, we,h surely repay,
u We live to return, on the next New Year.
Day"
The rat
aidihat
He no longer thnE interrst In worldly Affairs;
but for sake Of old friendship his TIVE longrs
prayers
Were ut their disposal; what could q hermit d'
morr 2
lie gave them his blessing and-closcd the door,
Oh the rarity
tI charity
Among The rat fsmilyl II men live A. cs.~
Aud the world 10 them Is u great Holland cheese,
whcn their friends are distressed ai.d Ia sorr!
plight.
door tight?
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onDER OF puaIrcArror.

STATE OF MISSOURI, u:
In the Circuit Court Of said county, Dyocmber
Term. isi2-iith day, December 18th, isis.
John II. Loaoefeerr and Lewis Tssisr
- Henry LEM,
the said Henry Lena. You are neteps
n"ttiic,t that salt ~plaiatin has comm sneeu =
suit against YOU In said court by petition, tnc
oo!ect and general nature OF which ~ 70 eo,sau =
Judgment against YOU for thu sum OF TWO nuuuiva
| and ninety two dollars and ninety -one cents WIN
interest, and to cufotre hcir.nechanics ncn Tor
| said SUM against u frame luttutng De py 40 'eSt,
| out room OF said building IL feet sqaarc, . stories
high, with sidc weather boaraeu an9 sn'hs,e
ljacrnt to AMI n part of the same huiiuing anu
north of the two story rom, with u porch On
/ east side into which u sluSr opPns from rach .oi,
! said rooms on the east side OF said building, ana
| OF one acre and described u follows, to-wit:
The south west qstn ter ofthe south west quarter
| of section ~. In township IL Of range "a, con-
tsiuiag - acres, situated IN Lafayette county,
| Missouri.
Aud you are further notified, that unless you
| holden ut the court house In the city Of Lcxing-
ton, on the It'll day III April next, aud on or be.
| forc the sixth day thcrcUf, IL the term shall so
long CONTINUE, and II not then before the end oil
the term, and answer said petition, the saius y III
be taken rs confessed.
And It il further orlrrrd that = copy hereof be
published In the Lexington Weekly lntclligrncer,
Y newspaper printed In said county of Lafayette,
Tor four weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the lsst insertion 10
lie II least four weeks before the COMMENCEMENT
Of the next term OF this court.
\ true copy, attest.
II l.. RARKsDALE, Clerk.
1anlSt5 Bye. Is. DA.iEL, ID. &.
Tut 4 Haynes, attorneys Tor plaintiff.
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IL. l.. B~ARKSpALE. Clerk.
janlA5 By {. Il. DANIEL, ID. G..
Tut 4 Haynes, attorneys ior plaintiffs.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAlEIrr,
In the Circuit Court OF SAID county, In vacation,
JInuar! lst, 1873.
Joseph HLbcr!.orn
Oliver Anderson.
'IHO the said Oliver Anderson. You arr here
l. by notified that said rlaintin has COM
nisnced 4 suit against you in said court by pc
,itiun, in wlleh it Is alleged that on the llti day
uI August, lS52, consideration OF fiity dollars cash
and three pruiniSsory notes for the sum Of nifty
day Of August, ISIS. IL. aud in - you executed
and DELIVERED To one Fretlrick Fransing, ynur
title bond for - deed I" the uilowin g dcscrihr,i
real estate, situated in Lafayette county, Missouri,
10 The city oiLeNington US lot number &, in bloch
y; " ica said notes SGGl;ld be- paid OF, that SAIL
trail,iug assigned said tile tooae Joseph
S!uirrs. and said SIuircs afterwards, on the :ili
diy OF fully, 1851. assigned and transferred said
;:'l. bona {, pihiniir, that sand three prr:niissory
notes have bceu fully paid OF. and discharged.
And tn. prayer Of sand petition is, that til,
court by its order and decree w:li divrst the til
lie I" said lot CIT OF YOU, and vest the SAINT in
said plaintiff.
And you are further notified that unless YOU
Appear nj iilr next term Of said court, to lie hui-
,!ei! IL The court l"use in the CITY uf LeXing-
ton on his :tn day Of April next, and on "r be-
ore III" SiNIh day ti:rr"ot, filIa term shall SO
long continue, and IL not ilGci; before the end oil
ne term. anl answer sail petition, tine same
VIII lie taken as confessed.
And IL is further ordered that y copy hereof
sc puhlrshe,! in the Lexington Weekly Intcliig-n-
a new s.'apcr printed in -ni'! county ot La
Il yrtf",~ iIr!"ur weeks si.crcssIvciy, the last in
10 be III least four weeks bt fore the coin
of the next term oi This couit.
i true copy, attest:
II. l.. B~ARKSDALE, Clerk.
janis by L. Il. pANEL., ID. e..
Wallace & Mitchell, attorneys i1r plaintiff.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

LAFAYETTE COUNTY, So
In the Probate Court Of Lafayette county, Mis-.
souri,, January term, 1873.
NOw ut this day CONES Moses Chapman,
IN administrator de bonis non IF the
estate of Jallrs 5. Lishtner, deceased,
and presents to the Court his petition,
praying for an order for the sale of so much OF
the real estate of said deceased Us will pay and
satisfy the remaining debts due by saist estate
and yet unpaid for want of sufficient assets, sc-
conpanied by the accounts, lists and inventories
required by law in such cases; on examination
whereof IL Is ordered that all persons Interested
in sait; estate be notified that application ~
aforesaid has been made. and that unless the con.
trary he shown on Or before the next term OF
this court to be held on the first Monday in
April, 1873, an order will be made for tho sale az
The whole, or SD much of the real estate OF sai1
asssasel rs will be Sufficient for the aymen OF
And u is further ordered that q copy hereof
~, ps pe9ilshediin u new papeI ..,TiutedI in said coun-
= Ltiayettc, for four weeks successfully, the
~. aussttion IN be Mt least four weeks before
- 10 commencement ofthe next term OF this court,
A Irnc ~ on the first Monday in April. ISIS.
'ahsz'> JOHN E. DURDEN. Clerk.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, !ss:
In the Circuit Court Of said county, December
Term: sis-llth day, December 18th, 1917.
john IL. LohOefcLcr AMI Frederick hartman,
VS.
Henry LEM.
TVNO the said Henry Lrnz: You nrc hereby
suit against You in said court by petition, the
obire, and general nature nj which Is To obtain u
Judgment against you lpr the sum of my nine dol
lars and ii:iy hvG cents with interest, and to Tn
'orce their IA 'ihahic-' lien for said sum against
ilraiie building 81 by ID feet, out room, Of said
'uilding Ii i',i o'lh'rr ? stories high, with sides
weatherboar,lrd un,l shinglr,l roof, one room Is
ty 10 feet, one story high, adjacent; 10 and II part
OF the same building, and north Of the two story
room, with u porch ON east side into which u door
npciis from each of said ruuins ON the east side OF
said building, and the land whercOa the SAINT
stands 10 tile cNt"nt of one acre, and dsscribr,i
rs follows, to-wit: The south west quarter ni
the south west quarter OF scctiun ~, In township
4S. ui range ~, containing 10 acres aud situated
Ia i.afsys;t" county. Missouri.
And You are further notified that unless you
appear ut the next term of said court 10 b: holden
NJ the court house IN the city OfIsNington on the
ith day of April next, anu IN Or before the sixth
day thereof. ifthe term shall SO long continue,
and II not then before the end OF thr term, anu
answer said petition, the same will be taken us
And 1t is further ordered that u COPY hereof be
published in the Lexington Weekly intrlligencsr,
u newspaper printed IN said county Of Lafayette.
for four We ks successfully, the last insertion to
br at least four weeks before the commencement
Of the mex. term OF this court.
y true copy, utt.st.
II. l.. B~ARKSpALE. Clerk.
janlA5 By &. Il. DANIEL, ID. G..
TINT e tyayuns .,It,,r,.r. in, ,lvtu.jYl
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. JosephJ Mint.r aad his wife,
wv OF the county Of Lafayette and state OF
ted filc:,i day Of February, y. p. is.o. rrc"r-
Gcd in the Recorders Office of said county, in
de Il book no {. at pages p! and 2'5, c"ire: 10
real estate situal'd in sIil county, t"-wif: :.
certain piece of iari know. as The old Green
farm, described and bounded ~ follows: be-in-
ming ut the northwest corner of the sutIih,Vcs
quarter Of the northeast quarter of section four.
teen Nb. IN township fuity-ninc 30, of RAM,
poles, thence south eleven and I.29 poles, thence
east twcnty-rinc poles, thence south ninety
ciSl: cfS, ani twca,=-ciGi! twen;y-n:n,iIs (.S-!.D
l"ies, the:icc " eighty pplr-. iE-nc- north
seventeen and les, thence west twenty-five
poles, thence north twelve and - poles. thence
west hify-livc poles, thence North eighty poles,
Thence east e!-'.f: poles 10 the il,Gin:iing corner.
sivIrE aud excepting two and = acres, prpyi-
"'iSly intended to he conveyed for Il grave yard.
ana now us,t: a- such, the same being tratn out
oil the east side oi ttic. fifteen acres hereby con-
Veyct from the nnrtiiwtst quarter Of the south
east quarter of the above named section. town
ship and range; the abpy,. ,i--,rilnd land CON
tanning S3 acres NOR or les. wi.ici, said CON
vcy;:iicr was made 10 secure ih. payment of ::
certain rr"lnissory not III. r.in described; an.l
whereas SAID J">rpt N,ihi"r aI'i iii- Wifi. of the
county of Lafayette anl ~t,tr. uf Missouri, did,
by their certain other 'lrr'l ii iri>t. ,.i Ell III.
81, day Of Arrii. a: %, .3iI. rrc';r!.'! in the
40. 8, NJ page 415. roIv la ;I. ua.irr>i"ur,i
;r;is;-e the i"!.''wi"s.l ~-..r.l,c,i real eetat: .s.uar.
in The county a,gr -iii. tD-wi:: Twrr y
t.3) acres OF Of III. n"rfi; r,rl 81 il.. . thy ST
quarter oi III" northeast iutri l. of sec. :.. e.
Len t!D. ct i"v'"s:.ip ."r'y-ni.e tiA, =!
t"cllt -ri%l.l t-@j, save ans; cArvit l"O acres
previously Ti,d as u church lot. Also, IN.
southeast quarter oil. the northwest quarter
"i sa.,- a.rt!,n, township AID rang,
''"hiai:ic iurly ari'S InI!rCr less, also two IL
49, q Il OF the n1iIi east corner OF the nrrii,
va,i quarter OF IN" su,li., w,>! I,i:rt": %: SANE
section, township aah range, AMI bounded us
."'l"Ws: 2l-i poles ,;oriii a,,: south by - poles
ctsi anl west, Containing in all siyiy-ihi-t tiJy
tcf,' ii.rfe"f les, winch s,i,! conveyance w:ts
made - secure inr pa. inci,t Of Il crrtlin prom:s-
snrT note therein described, and whereas, de
tinit h;,, been mad" in Ike 4ym.nt al ,aia prom
power Conferred on he by said ir.la OF trust.
thaat IN. request OF tic leg, tu;,t,r OF s:.,:
nUi.S. | MIL M
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Beauttfy yea- Complexion.
FARM Fsji. SAFE.

hi.' i1Tln - toe lied about six miles 49,
= iN' su.il co.! y Iv.llt. "a tie very tjS..3
49, portion 90 !. #'"!'r u".niV. I; CON- Sffuu
m ~ l'HtS, all !h"l's"t hv a ~oUd-E.R-
ptGc ,iaas :.ur", lal l., - h. Il slstr of culti-
~ a. it' .'it! "FN"ss.'.'s ave, - large two
,";N ..uh' t"'i'n-, >GtiIhlc tenant houses,
IN az t'' a''Fs't'A 'uii,,ia ilirgs, and con-
Nc.t.'u' = al" We'll r-gIr.,t ttrrn.
iHv it:rtt> ~ - -pptug:-ah sad, convenient
- .,tlt''s. hi, on IT. ];Ll.Ntus young orchard.
ANA : a''tul'!l"'is -upIs!!ga wi:a water. The
itii !iiN h.c; 10 C,lt.NItrrn only = few Years, IL
r.r'i. u-'tn. aut! wt!! Tl',ic,i to The growth Of
h-Hlr "ni ai the >iT;I'U products.
it!:N>-Oiv th,rI casa, and the balance in
one iii,i ~" years. with ten i"r c.at. illqti
Error iUll I.ss;irniirS apply at thu onice.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29
EsE-SE FOR SAFE.

ry7IiiS ~ y iiHc hcIH.. farm. situated ~
z .iaNat sis miles ssIia-Ncs; of Wa f3nSS
Nr'iS, Crnistnl"s @S) acres all in cuiti- kSnI
'at,rn, wen iHrlpscd and with con- -k.1usA
al nS'', Consisting Of q good and conyeuirnt
dwsiitnE, Darn, &c. - are en- the piac. sew.
tf!i i"ti.,i bearing .EGit trees. The farm Ia
c,onvrllcn! to schools. anil In, ON il nm ahnns
I,na s"ip,y OF water. The land is fresh. and
curing iae IL" years ii has been in cultiyatio.
A. tn",1''.l u ton Of kemp To every two acres
iEiSa@a5,eJ cash, and the balance in nx.
~. Il n.e.'Is' WIN ten per cent. interest.
''"I' information andy at lhts Office.