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DIED.

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~ this city April I, BYRON LEE jns,,
and 70 days. Aseos months
xo on s. JssS.o morning, the 9Th inst. q. Knob
HORN of XniIri, ISounty; of pneumonia, JESSE:
Mr.. Horn was one of most ac,iv, Ira,.
N his section. was esteemed by all WHO .n".i,
nhh ior his honesty and integrity Of purnoss
lie ieit home on Tuesday m6ruinr IN snnsuse.
good health. apparent
NJ, a nTr residence eight miles south Of w,r.-,.
iady. ag.d ab Mafe n -. Mrs. OLIVER, aWidc.
ing q number Of Children and Friends .'iasn, iray-
Monday. a Neal chapel ON
In Kansas City. No.. Tuesa,r
Mf. DANIEL L. sHOUSE. CasSi me ISL INST.
n n.st stiy National Bank. His death wan aae man nan
AID the S eoml Is a sad los;t to his bcreared family
c NIL ant iayorahiy known to a n,mSer Of was was
ehiNen'' who will be sorry 10 learn OF III ds. shr
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Campbell wrn z Allsn EaCs{pppbsh
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ynsps' YIN 4 5s;a ! s,% i; \ w cs.pma'
Fssssisas cail an oas'sask and r. Lsal.
Arrr1 Isrn.
ehrock Frank II, r Alexander
1iuck Jeh,., Ann Marin Buck
pcliy Eliz insane, Joel II Eihs ..
wagorer augustus AMI Chus Jrp Chns ag
Morgan Elsca G snd II g A ; Morgan
Caliison David Ella snd Mniinda Jane
Sissssr.nih August decd minorheir, of. JIM
|. Hays sarsh, d + Coney
PARTITION AND OTHER SUITS.
Eliz Hin ut nj vs. Addisan Cordsr ct 81, Pc
for partition April 1lih
Ann u Kamey VS. Addison Cordcr AMI otlers
decd, Demand April ii
William Morrison W EstJasvsyman mote and
Mary + Ewing VS. Josephine Ewing ct nj, pei
Rachel o Gillespie vs. Sarah Jane Hurerd e,
al pet for partition OF dover April Is
on note ApriI q
las Auii ndmr Jas Hays VS. Patrick Mitchell,
pet ON account Apfil 81
JnO Auli aimr est jus Hays VS. Jno G WORTH
ipgfon. pet on note Aprif2l
jno Aull adnr ia. Hays w. Thomas Gsllaway,
pet on account April -
Jno huil admr Jas Hays vs. WIN + Camp, pet
on note April 22
Jno Auil ahmr Jas Hays VS. Mrs Martha
Moore April -
state Of Missouri vs. Tilton Davis, Citation
April -
Harriet e Ru sell vs II II Gohrins, dover
April -
Harriet L Russell vs. Jno W Cleveland, dover
April -
Harriet E Russell vs. Luclus F weaye, pet for
dover April -
Harriet Il russell W Jno o Cannon pet for
dover April -
Harriet y Hassell VS. Edgar Youngs, pet for
Harriet = Russell VS. Anton Solomon, pet for
dover April -
Harriet " Russell VI ID IL Younes. net for
dover April %
Harriet Z Russell VS. Fred. Stoesburp, per for
dover April 81
Harriet Il Russell rs Fredk Stinkel. not for
dover April %.
Anna Maring VS. Fritz BrInkhor ct Al, pet for
Harriet e Russell VS. VIM Van DcveDter Mar
vim Female Institute and q r:stlnn institute.
pet for dover April IL
JAS q ByranI Va Laura Byram OF al, pet for
Partition April IL
Oscar Il Rad,orl ys Eebccca Radford ct el, pct
for partition April IL
Tfas 4 McCleary VS. Sarah p Hulrord ct Ell.
pet for dover April L.
Alien Pfieser ct al Us VIM e Pneser ct nj, pet
for dover April IL
Martha + Swink ct al va Jno n Swink ct al,
partition and dover April
lichl Oliver VS. est JnO T. Thistle decd, ac-
count Apri!7
State OF Missouri VS. Christopher Castor, Cita-
ton April
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
Saturday, Nav aa. ma.
sHERIFF,s SALE,
Geo. s. Rathbun, plaintiff,
fIickNan 60, defendants.

Geo. 5. Rathbun, plaintiff,
vs..
Hickman &Co., defcndants.)
1lf virtue of an execution issrcd from tbe
- Office OF the clerk OF the circuit court OF
Lafayette county, Missouri. in favor of George
= k%,ii.ib'in, and igaiIst August Hactman. ono
VhlkriIoFSf and Herman kIcck, 10 me directed.
aii retnrnible 20 tile April teiIn, loI3, OF said
court, 1 viii, on
Monday, the 14th day Of April, 1873,
Jctween the hours Of nine O'Clock In the forenoon
anu I'VE o'clock III the afternoon OF said day.
a.i'i IN front OF ttr court house door In the civ OF
Lexington IN Lafayette county during The ses-
sinii OF the said e;rc,;ii court Of said county, sell
i'ilbiiCiy by auction 10 the highest bidder for
casn Ia hand, all tie right, tilic, interest claim
ana estate OF ihe said August Flackman, Otts
Nais.hhorst ana Herman hugck, defendants In
sa'd 'Aecuticn, IA and To the follow ing describ-
ed n"ii "s'stc. situate. y ing aud being in the
county oil L:.fiy fi-. and '>t,tc Of Missouri, viz
fart Of he soGiiieist quarter OF tire northwest
Ganr'cr OF section hummer four "a, township
loIly -eiSht G5l, range twcnty-four t2D, bound
Ell Us iolowe: Commencing st The southwest
corner Of a piece or lana conveyed BY Conrad
Stinkie and Wifi To e.. II. Walkenhorst, thence
10 iret. tncnce west $50 frtt 10 the place Of be-
Sin,iig, adjoining tie town of Concordia east
OF ~ Loni, street, fronting on said street. be-
ing the same piece of land sold 10 said uucknan
y o., by Conrad Siirhle and wife by deed bear
ing tnic September eth, 1879, and upon which
Tue ,'1IrhoLse OF sad ulcklGln Il Co. il situ-
a.rti.
Given under my hand this 18th dag of March,
is'1. atHo WM. YOUNG. sheriff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
Farmers state convention,
From Tie Jetrrr,on CItyrrbuue.

h'Vap WV veurrs0n Sity IriDuue,
Judge Wielandy, Secretary Of the
state Agricultural Board, has fur
nished us correspondents which will
DO found elsewhere, In respect TO
holding . State Farmers' Convention
In this city some time In October.
kansas and other States have just
neld such conventions. They were
decided successes.
The prosperity Of tho farmers Is
the bnsis of the prosperity OF all the
remainder of the people. Whenever
they are successful there 10 happiness
throughout the land. JOY and plenty
reign. But the farmers should UNI
derstand and appreciate their power.
They had suffered themselves to be
plucked and dictated to too long.
Not \ city OIL a town in the land /.
worth anything without the encour
agement of the farmers. Unless they
work and toll aud make old earth
yield beautifully, all the o farmers
become unprospcrons and go by the
board. Let this then appeal of Judge
Wielahdy for n State Farmers Con-
vention be needed. Let tho farmers
take their W interests into their
own hands,. Let them refuse to
longer submit any interest but their
own to control the great destincs of
this favored land.
VIC call upon u cotempories of
all p~ersuasions to give this call for
an agricultural State Convention the
widest publicity. Let us. all en-
courage the fariners-the bone and
sinew of tho land, and the source of
its best prosperity and morality-to
come out in the might and demon
strate as the members of such an inn
perishable and important guide
should. We promise the most favor
able reception here ; all the people of
Jefferson City and the surrounding
country will contribute to make their
visit to the capital pleasant. And
they will all endeavor by every
means in their power to make the
object successful. Will our cotcm-I
poraries give this call for q State
Farmers Convention tho widest
publicity
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Democratic victories. Last Monday.

Democratic Victories Last Monday.
The Democrats of Dayton, Ohio
elected their candidates for city
officers.
The Democrats Of Columbus, Ohio,
elected their candidate for Mayor.
Insersoll, Democratic candidate for
ernor OF Connecticut, has been
elected by 5000 majority.
ane democrats Of Dubuque, Iowa,
elected their candidate for Mayor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

The telegraph tells of another do
riousD Democratic yictoryi in Connecti-
cut. And the Democrats have been
successful in Radical strongholds in
Ohio. Poor consolation, this, for
those who have based their hopes on
the early demise Of the old party.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
A State Convention Of Farmers in
Missouri.

MARCH 9th, 1873,
EDITOR PEOPLES TRIRUNE:
ave for some months past re-
coiVeu inquiries and communications
from correspondents living in many
different parts of the State, advising
the calling of State Convention Of
the farmers of Missouri ut some colt
vcnieat time next fail, and suggesting
Jefferson CITY, the caDitai of the
State, as the appropriate place in
which to hold such n Convention, on
account Of its accessibility and GEN.
trail location. am safe in saving, in
behalf OF the citizens of Jefferson
CITY, that they would gladly well
come t! { representatives of the great
agricultural element of our State,
anu YOU'D 10 the best OF their abil-
Ivy, endeavor to make their soiourn
pleasant during the short interval OF
their stay i'll u midst.
Wednesday, October LIST, I may
suggest, would be d convenient day
on which to call such q Convention,
as many of the delegates doubtless
intend to improve the opportunity to
visit the ST. Lonis Agricultural Fair
after the Adjournment of the Con-
yention.
Tho Convention called in this man
mnr,ns, nf TO oe iela Tor the
at;on ~ % tIn a,..'ioh ano ue,!oer-
and vans Of n" ,h cohultioh
muuitwnf o,,. an niinS cona-
n,.rnannrt So, $40, anu 10 eueGt q
viii E,r;iii.,n ,s,ihH'ti1n tn"'
Mons c,nnart a,nsu anu n..lno-
rrS in tHtrnr, - "'''oi' ainons i"rhi-
/ hol;ara ,h,+ a..
for tI,e f,r,na". ,ae .i'ne mas come
souri, 70 nrn.cnt 81 tih'ne .osa'e ot MIS-
bv orr,n;zir.. ~ o"n iu'ereSls
and trnst - ~ " con'pact pouF,
in evcry comnn VIZ nc armed
,Yrnah.' ".t" i! nossiple, III
tset All ,ha.a VI th!s State ana
Know hv ",@l.io's, "lelnef
uranucs or otn,oruisa ~ ciups,
Represented in the ~ vsmo uu.s
in suy"csted 70 ha Lo,d ;m mere
CITY on the 1st dax Of 0.,nL.u 'o"
Very p,snncif,i,~ Yovr
JoHN WIr y"
Tho ~fo,Iow;nn ,o,tnr go. NNHHDi.
EsG. Secrat,rr ~ ,Ieea
Farmers, Cyub - ono ofman
commnnira,ions o = n many
cciyed on this snh;oat ""'e re-
oblipe mo NV 49," Ao" VIII
pr,,n neio:
SLiNIoN 20, MO-,
Aiarch nth, 1873.
IN NiELANDi' Esq, Sec'y BIO.
~. noAhD OF AGEICULTURE.
90. tEAh Dir: ours OF February
1on mas DeGl on land some time. l
law "aateo ioi me ac'lon OF the far
Mnu ass n.Gct'ls ~ iiattsburg,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

NEW BUILDIEG.-dr. Jacob Klee
proposes TO erect i three story brick store
house. upon his lot OH Main street adjoining
Winsor Il Sons insurance Off &c. The build
ING now on the lot Is t, be entirely removed.
Jake promises that his house shall be tho
handsoincst i'll tie block. lie expects to
open Il first class grocery establishment in his
house wien it is finished. Success to him
and all sIch.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
Observation-Disclosures r,c

EITEiis of administration on the estate a,
~ y ear r. Thomas deceased. wer. yr,n,si
% the undersigned GA the 2nd day OF ApriI.
,.:, oy ms iroi'ate court Of Lafayette county.
All persons having claims aga:ns; said estate
arc Required! !" exhibit them for allowance TO tn.
said letters. ur they may be precluIed from snv
brn,iiS 81 such estate; and ii such claims be moi
sxi'ioitfti within two years from the da;e of said
teiters, they viii! be forever barred.
SUSAN THOMAS,
apr0 Ad,;ni.tra,o
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sedaIia, Also.

Ssdalia follows St. Louis and elects
. straight-out Democrat ticket. An
other blow between tho eyes Of the
sore-head Democrats, whose delight
IL to help elect Radicals to office.
VIII the disorganizing organ hero
take warnins7
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

MARRIED.-Prof. L. Melton, COM
mission merchant Of Concoriia, Il former
yLeSinstonian, underwent the pleasing meta
'norphosis Of ma,rimony yesterday. Par
~ticulars next week.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

The County Board of Equalization
met Oh Monday, the Ish inst, but did moth
ing concerning the cqua!izing of property.
because lie majority OF the board are mem
deSs o! HE county Court, winch body is now
In session. The board meet again on Monday,
the l4th inst, and all persons interested
should make their appearance at once.
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r

On Wednesday evening, April 2, Mr.. RocEpv
altar MIS- ass Ma e. H. b b., Al Junction, led to the
froctor' OF Lawson, Ray county. Ut.
On the 81 of March 1873, at the home y, -.
SrIae, ey the Rev: J. A. ReItz, Mr. EM ! me n
Of ~ S1 Nh o. C'pGordia. and Miss MARY KSnfri
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

We expected to lay. before our
readers the result of the Kansas City
election held on yesterday, but tho
telegraph failed us.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
NURSERY.


AS purchased the Jerry Goodwin Nursery
- near the Lexington Fair Grounds. ma
has a very !srge stock aad great variety Of Ernit
frees, and Nursery stock generally. Tboss in
want Of trees would ito well TO es.pni". y
stock. 10000 three year old apple trees. ana pns
nne cherry trees for sale, cheauer th,r y
before offered In this market. '""n ever
WILLIAM BIRD
is authorized travelling agent, and all order.
y" "'n VIII NC attended to promptly mas
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

PERsoNAL.-We had a call ON yes.
terday from A. A. Lesusur, ESQ. OF
Lexington, n Of the most accom-.
plished gentlemen aud soundest Dam.
ocrats OF our acquaintance.-TSedaiia
Democrat.
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A BOOK soa Tan. gi,,,on
ELssx 80 -, - -T-------

rival cDu.ssa5or 70 tcssNarr'e
or those about 80 NARY, on tho rtvs;,,,a:a..1
so.ies aaa rsTe.st.ons Ct the Sc xuai Jys:rri, viii ~.
sa.st a.seoyesies!n proaucius And prevent:py CT
Ping preserving ;hs complexion, &e.,
"Lty FSses with nnnercal engrayines, aud eon,aT..
nlaa3is information for those who arc parr.sJn =.
contemplate MsrEiaSr; still it il u book ;E,t onrSt
About the house. sAfe'eseiy
d. ns,S nj one five Of p,..ass ee rIay Cents. Aaa,v,x
..GoTIcI - TIE AFFLICTED AYo r,,-,p Tr,s,
ss,oss applying 10 sAc notorious Cr.ex. Who ss,s..ISa:
- psP.,., = using any Quaok Remedies, peru,, h. n.a,,.c
p de si..ass n DyIs ssH se sea.uEed. ps..on.ny & b. ssii
S"ee. Sssssa Assxo aaa cbs.neL 81 Lo.,. nns0
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

Town TALK.-Everv man, woman
saa enila, Is talking about the cheap Boots.
Suoes' HAAS and Caps, at the lively house Of
r.a'h.@ Aiistsdt, opposite the court hous..
a' ~ spr2uf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
st. Louis Live Stock or.rhot.

C~AJTLE-Tae cattle market q, the yarr,. yes
tertay was quiet, and the transactions were very
limited. The sales included almost all grades,
tro'i the good shipping rLtjve 20 the common
Texan. The prices pail ranged from SIS SEQ,
Tor ordinary TO good, aud $500 81 cnr choic,
grades. The following were the quotations at tn,
close OF the sales yesterday evening. Good corn
iattei aatifes, ranging in w.isit from 1851 10
ldos lbs, ~ 81 59cs6. Choice natives, from Lao Ia
iioV IDS, Vt 81 1'Ga 2jesa ID; good butchers, from
100 10 i.o lbs, at 81 45Si GJst 75; corn h,ttcd
Texans, from $50 70 ilS lbs, ut 81 75a 1 .,44 50.
medium, from 800 TO iIoo lbs, at 5; 25,ass III:
commo to Inferior, 100 % ol5 ih,, n. s.G. -:
native stock steers, Nv 500 to lVro, at s. :,aS.i 25g.
/ 30; fat cows, 81 sjS3 $50 IL. >lcs w-r.
made as follows: ii head OF good butchers,
ste-rs, av LA, at 81 81 ~ head, sr 1916, at
81 80; IL head fair shippers, ay l,i5, n. 4 l.; l.
head ordinary shippers nv 1853, at s.; ii heal
indian anu natives ill fair condition AMI sold fer
tee'iins, nv 1881, at 81 81; - head butchers
steers, NV llni, ut s. IS; 10 head, Nv 1872, at
81 u; S'head Indian cattle, Nv 1850, at 81 ~; 80
mead rough oxen, av !lG), at 81 -; IL heal ron.L
Texans, :v 1000, III 81; IL head conmoa Texans
av l0iI, at 81 -.
NoGs-Ihe closing day of the week was only
moderately active. All classes of BUYERS yer. i,
Attendance. but the small supply checked bust
ness. What there WAS offered was readily bor. -s:t
ny iora! dealers And shippers. Sales reported
ranged from 50 10 S. - for hogs ranging in
weight from l91 to Do lbs in weight. The fol-
lowing comprised the bulk Of sales yesterday, s.
heat, NV so', ut s. 81; III had Nv i!9, .t 81.
HORSES y MULES-Thc horse AMI null. |
market. though fair, has los: tone. pu;tes ,,ir
Trade, however, w.I done in heavy fat mules.
both on kastcrn and Montana account, 1t from
Sllph.nnlj. l,.t small nni film ,,,,l,a ,-.u. IL,
Horses are now attracting most att,ut;or. and
good work and all rsrpus. horses were mod ,r,t.-
" active ut from SiOjt- 80. while u,ugs were
~ sihE3Ss. Thr SuuIhrrn trade has ny,l;y
lnucn cr":"E 70 4 close. The demand now b.iu4
10 Eastern anil local account. Itn,e
9illiIc and DRIVING h0lscs &re unIl.
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LONGS HOTEI-

WIS Hotel: situated on Pine Stree,
,n,, h norm Oh Main, bus changed hands
t tSsn,sned. The fare IS as good as anr in It'll
viii n. ha = .me rooms large and airy, Tr.,.,.n.
Cali over an5 omeiy and comfortably entcftsinsd
again. marcasoi so"'sSii, and you win call
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aaaAstq l opls,no on no aousm sAatt
Zy%ltss9olu! 10 Alilusnb s5Iut v
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HOUSE
Corner Of Main and Poplar stree,.,
Missouri.
GEORGE KENNEDY, Proprietor.

WIS . First Class Hotel. farnishsd i, r.os
-, st3le nice clean beds, comfortable rooS S"a
Trav. ys,e 'ufnished with all the mAikr a6crds
aIaSeisrs stopping In our city win md st
'ccase all the comforts Of hons.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
HEANY RAIN.

The heaviest rain fell here on Sat
urday evening and night ofths 5th,
that has for years. The Big SIN and
other creeks higher than noticed for
several years; bridges and fences gem
orally washed away. One or two in
stances of narrow escapes from
drowning Of citizens attempting 10
cross swollen streams. 1t was an u,,-
usual rain fall for this time of 6
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
PROBATE
Docket o sAc April form, 1878,
Degan Monday, April 7sh.

"a ADMINISTRATIONS n GuARprAss, ArrKNr1oS,
-Itead sections D, a, I and i, cfnptrr Ss nsss
los. wagner's Mo. for 1871, which Judge isufder
Will strictly snforce.1
SETTLEMENT DOCkET-ApRIL TERM. ls7a.
APRIL 7rH.
Mnhuken, Louis, deceased, ~Iseieocs and Henry
Hall, Ian,l j deceased. Alfred Hail, admir-
Kidd. Benz. deceased. James 81 liattenburg
and Richard Barley, administrator
Seithoitz Chris, Deceased, John n Eunyon,
nj minisirator
Weaver, Jacob II A. deceased, L r and T B
Flandemeysr. Philip, deesssed. Henry Deke,
administrator.
Haye = Norfolk. copartnership, r = Nor
Hays Jnnaes, deceased, John Aull, admir-.
PISTON. John A, deceased. John 4 Poston,
administrator.
cs rsfei sd h,Ss.nasr H. deeea9ed. Alexander Nj
Blanken. Harm. deceased. a Ilsnken, ex'r.
Sinyens, James, deceased, w NJ & Wade, and
al v Slayens, administrators
Lewis, Mary L, IL N Slaughter, admir-.
APaIL srH.
Cor,ics, Fred, Henry Wenhold.
Waymhn, Jas, Sarah Waymah.
Uaygard, Simeon, Malirda Bagyurd.
1Rigney, Jas, Jno II Runyon.
Hogan, John, A Webb.
Whitsett, Stewart, J W and NJ L whtsett.
Spencer, Edward q, Margaret Spencer.
ArgII. 9TH.
LtuTTs bhCUU, baFil kAuTT.
Ragland, Thos $, JAS A Fishback and Robt
Summers, John. Bridget Summers.
Nelb0rn, Geo, Musea Chapman.
Phalen, Dan'l, John u knnyon.
Gillespie, Geo. Charles n Thomas.
Williams, VIM u, WIN Harris.
Thonns, Chhs L, + NJ Thomas.
APRIL IDru.
Radiord, VIM f. Joel IL Ewing.
Taylor, Sam'l +, james Canpbell.
Mcdowell, ia. II. Florence e Mcdowell.
Snow, judith 7, g W Young.
Dcsie, Phoebe, III Chapman.
Houston, Matildn. Geo Smith (col)
Jones, Patrick, VIM Morrison,
Ewing, Young, Charles l. Ewing.
APRIL 1lTlI.
Self WIN, John L Ryland.
Robinson, WIN, John and William Robinson.
Roberts, A g., Gabrielle Roberts.
Stone. John NJ, j Armstrong.
Macey, Henry, 81, Henry Macy, Jr.
Noitenbarser, John ALEX Wtfkersen.
APRIL 18TH.
BrattOn, David, C l. satterleld.
Nichols, Evalinc, john l. Gibson.
SibbOns, John L, James ID iiorl.
Wallace. james w, Richard Carr.
Nutter, Sam'I w, NJ Chapman.
Harris, james w, Il + SimInerman.
Jackson, Wm,-Wm il Ca ter.
FuiIerson, fred D., w III and Peter Patterson
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-24
The Life Beneath Us.

1t will be good for animals, but better
yet for men, when generation shall be
taught that all living things are the
Lords, and that in their narrow sphere
they have rights Of happiness which
cannot be wantonly destroyed without
moral culpability.
We must begin and teach children not
to abhor insects, worms, and harmless
reptiles. As it is, children are educated
to dislike almost everything in creation
that is not good to sell or to eat. 1t is
q large field upon which you enter. But
besides the moral sense of men, which is
gradually developing in the direction of
the lower range of life, the progress of
natural science is bringing men into far
more kindly relations with the great
under-realm than have heretofore subsisted.
A simple Irish woman said to friend
of mine, who was about to be mar
ried. "Mary, my dear, always keep
q pig 3; you will find them such good
company when you are lonesome"
Whatever social virtues may be devel-
oped by the pig, we think it eminently
true that there is great deal Of company
in the vast and minute life beneath us,
which will prove very good company to
all who study their habits and sympa-
thize in their happiness. Henry Ward
Beeeher.
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-24

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
u UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia.
In the matter of Thomas p. Warren, bank.
rupt-in bankruptcy.
At Norfolk, on the 18th day of March,
1878.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
Please to take notice hereby that petition has
been, TO wit on the 10th day of March, 1873,
filed in said District court by Thomas r.
WARREN of Norfolk city, in said district, who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under act of Congress entitled IAN act to estab.
lish uniform system of bar Iuptcy throughout
for a discharge and certificate thereof, from ali
his debts and other claims provable under said
act and that me I'm n nior o. psn afGn a.
one Of the registers of said court in bankruptcy,
at his Office No, 26 Bank street, Norfolk, in said
district is the time and place assigned for the
hearing Of the same when and where you may
attend and show cause, If any you have, why the
prayer of the said petition should not be
granted. CHARLES T. BARRY,
NH ls-Tu2w Clerk