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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
Opposite City Hotel.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

STATE! o. MISSOURI, L.,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY,
In the Circuit Conr, oil said county. In vacation.
January Eth, ISIS.
Turayr Williamson
uudi Charles d. Norris, Trustee OF the sand
Martha V. Camp
rlNo tn. said Gil AI;LES y. NORRIS, TRUS-
~ 2 as ,, slorisl'4 In, i% ;M are hereby ms.i,isi
i: suit against you AMI others in said
court by petition, alleging that Jno. + nylana,
smith and her husband Ferdinand smith h: reio-
fore conveyed t.. You rs trustee Tor the sole and
separate use and benefit of said Martha v. Camp
tn. following described real estate, situate in
Lafayette county, Missouri, to wit: The north
west quarter Of the northwest quarter of section
seventeen 90; in ,"wnshir iorty-nine tta). OF
ter ui the northeast quarter OF section eighteen
tis). in township .i"rty-ninc Q9). of range
taen'y-eighi (!s,; also forty s'rcs taken on Of
quarter OF srctian sixteen tiG) in township forty
nine 4N, of range twrhty-ciGht t:sl also one
east quartdr Of the northwest quarter Of said
section sixteen (l6), In township forty -ninc I9),
Of range twentyeight lssl, said lands containing
flat tic said Martina y. Camp together with
her husband afterwards executed and delivered
To the sand Turner Williamson her promissory
not for the sum of one hundred ;h'i serenity
do.iars with interest ut the rate ut ten per cent,
that said sun of money in said nnte specified
with interest thereon are due and owing To
plaintiff.
And the prayer Of said petition is that Judgment
may be rendered against said defendant Martha
Y. Camp and her said separate estate, and that
the court will direct that said real estate, or so
much thereof It's may be necessary, 10 bc sold to
satisfy the amount dur on sud aote with interest
and costs. And you are further notified that I'M
less you appear ut the next April term Of said
court, to he holden at the courthouse, in the city
Of Lexington, on the It'll day or April next, AMI
shall 50 long continue, and if not then before the
e d 81 the term, and answer said petition, the
saline will be taken as confessed.
Al 1t Is further ordered that u copy hereof be
printed In the Lexington lnrrliigrneer, u weekly
new spaper printed inisaid county of I.afa lite, for
four weeks successfully, TIN last Insertion IL be
At least four weeks before the commencement ol
III. next term Of this court.
\ true copy. Attest.
II. l.. ~RARKSDALE, Clerk.
feba-at Ey L. Il. DANIEL, u. L.
j. :. blackwell, attorney for plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
Grnnd HWindlc.

The telegraph advised us a few
days since that the Omaha lottery adj
vertised byJ. NJ. Pattee is a grand
swindie. This Pattee has been ell
gagged in several swindles of the kind
at the East, and in his Omaha enter
prise he has succeeded in gouging the
people out of many thousands of dol
lars, without their ever having the
slightest show for their money.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
is.dalsa penocra,, mi

tSedalia Democrat, NIL
One ofthe most diabollcal and high
handed oatragcs which II has become
u duty as . journalist TO record,
has been pcrpetratcd for two success.
sivc evenings at different points Oh
the railroad from this city to Lexing-
ton. The outrage 10 nothing more
nor less I. an the firing into tho pas
sengcr train by unknowa persons a.
tc: night.
The first outrage was perpctratcd
night before last, u. few miles south Of
tlughcsville. When the train reach
ed this point, shots were fired at the
engineers cab, one bali breaking the
glass in the forward part and passed
through the cab in close proximity TO
the engineers head. Several shots
were also fred at tho baggage and
passenger coach. On this occasion
the engineer says he saw two indi-
yiduals crouching In . cut In close
proximity to the track and plainly
saw the flashes from their pistols.
Last night q. similar outrage was
made, the guilty parties l,aving locat-
d ..themselvcs near l1ohstonia. As
tho train passed, quite a vollcy was
bred, several balls penetrating the
baggage coach. Two or three balls
also entered the passenger coach, one
Of them passing in unpleasant prox-
unity to a gcntleman's head. The in-
dentures ofsevcral balls are also plain
ly seen OH the side Of the passenger
and baggage coaches, the speed ofthe
train wardins of their entrance. The
marks made by the shots lead us to
the conclusion that they were made
by pistols carrying small balls. The
persons who did the shooting last
night'were concealed in alow UNDER
brush on the top of a cut, and their
number not ascertaincd.
Mr.. Avery, the conductor on this
Lexington train, knows no reason for
these outrages. No difficulty or
misunderstanding is known to exist
or has occurred between the persons
having the train in charge and those
living along the line of the road.
The perpetrators of this shooting
do hot interrupt either of the train,
which pass during the day, and III
motive which prompts them to see
nightfall for the qualification Of t!c'
spite and malice against defcnselcs'
passengers aud employees ofthis tr"':
is q problem which we cannot sc!r'
The employees Of tho road wcr'
without arms; in fact, q lhoromei
canvass last night revealed the fac
that there was not a shooting iron
of any description on the train.
Should the train be fired into again
tonight, we have good reasons TO
believe that there will be :'pi,tols and
coffee for two
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

A Hartford subscriber writes that
he 10 just recovering from smallpox,
and will be on in a few days TO re.
new his subscription. We hope. he
won't mind a little thing like that.
We will send the paper and wait
for the money. We will wait cheer.
fully. We amt Of that ayariciou,
kind ofpeople who will grab for mon.
syssif for life. We despise suct
things. There's no earthly reason
for his coming on; we will wait
IDanbury News.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

81 y II vi htssSe W tno
sLarAvgrrK COrNrY, S@'
In the Probate Court Of Lafayette county, Mis-.
souri-January adjourned term, 1873.
NOW at this day comes Christoph Eckhof
~ administration OF the estate OF Jnhr
Roehrs. deceased, and presents to the Court
ais petition, praying for an order fol
tie sale of 50 much of the real estate of sail:
deceased as will pay and satisfy the remain
ing debts due by said estate and yet unpaid 10,
want III sufficient assets, accompanied by thu
accounts, lists AMI inventories required by law
~ such cases; on examination whereof ii is or.
Tered that all person, Interested In said eS.atr l..
ao'iiicd that application ms aforesaid has bcri'
made, and that unless the contrary he shown un
n before the first day of the next term of this
''ourt, to he held IN the first Monday in April
!S,3, an order will hp made for the sale of ih,
whole, or So muci, Of the real estate uf said de.
weasel Us will be sufficient for the payment Of
said ,lrhts.
And it is further ordered TINT this notice h,
L.ahlishrd III s,'n newspaper IN this state fUI
.our weeks before the next term oil this Court.
A true copy, attest:
t.bla-5t JOHN l.. BURDEN. Clerk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

In 3 letter to his friends A. ham.
an intelligent foreigner state. thai
when . great man dies In the United
States, the first thing done is.ts pro-
pose . fus statue in his honor ; next.
TO forget to order any statue, aud
last, to wonder what became Of the
money Tho remark shows close
observation and clear judgment.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

The nd, entnres OLA most adventurous life. 4
large octav'. volume, splcndihiy illustrated. Con-
tains incidents of the Wonderful career Of the
Grca; Traveller, the Country, Animals. Natives,
Hunting, &c. Tue best digestc,i tyriopr'ia'
African knowlcdge and LINiNGsroNE's ENp!n-
raiions EVER published, Full account "f UpY
ST ,NI.Ey ForSD LIVINGSTONE. The only boob
endorsed by the Pres. send 81 for Outili or
write at once TO UNION FURNISHING Co. Ghice-
20, III. fcli9.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

The San Francisco Commercial
bulletin reports the following as tn.
largest single bona fide transaction in
grain ever made in California, if no,
in the United States: The wllea,
was all in the city warehouse, was OF
uniform, good shipping quality, and
was the property Of Schollc Brothers.
having been purchased by them il
lots during the fall at low prices
The sale consisted of 1900 tons.
valued ut $500 900.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

a Chicago editor, upon learning
thst New York sewing women only
get: four cents for making a pair al
pants, wrote . hslf-column editorial
On the msanness Of man, and offered
- pay hvs cents rather than to see
the women suffer.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

A Frcnchman is manufacturing
saw log whisky out of saw dust and
q Yankee u anxioisly waiting for the
first barrel to be put upon the mar
ket 30 tIat he can make 1t into French
brandy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

The "Boss" Editor is in Was hing
ton, and the American is carried
along by the momentum that his pre-
vious labors have given it. Our
subscribers must be charitable
aud patient untilhis return, as he is
the only peron duly authorised to be
"cusss'd beat, bruised, wounded,
and otherwise i%ll-treated" on the
Americans account-Americap. Ella.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

Total, TO-, coo Gifts. all Cash, sstI, ty,
10 provide means for this magnificent loncpiU
One hundred thousand Whole Tickets oniy vii
BE- ISSUED. w."
Who'll Tickets, $40; Halves. 81; ard Quarters.
81 I'D. Eleven whole Tickets for SIU. No dis,
count an less than Sl00 orders.
The object ui this third gilt concert, like the
two heretofore given Win such universal au-
prevail, - The enlargement in.i ru.low mrnr Of the
fubi'c Library oi Kentucky, winch, by The
special arf' .ntliorizih- lite concert Tor Is benefit
L. to he forever Tree to al rIiiz lis Of every STATE
he drawiI:s vii! lie uIiicr the ,iI,rryiaiuu of The
trustees oi tie l.il,rrry, assisted by the most
erli,iirni ritizr.iS oil the Cii,c,t states. The sales
"iiicnrfs has already progressed SO lar that
co!i:':"te s;i'.rrs, Is assured, ami buyers are
therefore n"iired that they must order ut once II
They desire Ia participate, in the drawing.
liic in:ili.Stiu:nt OF i.tis undertaking has been
committed by the trustees to Hon Ti.os. T..
Sr.tihi'tie, ltie Governor OF krn:ucky, 10 whom
COMMUNICATIONS .cEtainins 10 The Git Concert
:,.sy be addressed,
l.: 7. tt"teErT. Pr.s't.
" y. N.Ni.DLMAN, wee Prr.,t.
JOHN 5 tNfN, S"c'y iuh.ic Library ct XIV
FARMERS AND D!iJNh!t>' BANn. Treas.
Pubic Library of ky., Louisville, Ky.
Ordrrs inr tirhcfs or applications Tor gcncies.
rirrt'laits. information, etc, will MT with
,rcIii i attention when addressed Ia M.
Iil9S. l.. KsR ANIE:TIE.
Louisville, Ky.
AScnl Public Library,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

Marshall township, Saline county,
has voted $4,000 towards the build
ing Of tho Kcokuk & Kansas City
railroad. The vote stood 1856 to 16.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

A western paper lameRts because
oftke prevalence Of the idea that IL
10 more respectable to sell shoes for
go . week, than to earn rs by
making them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

ETIER Of administration uu,n tn estate Of
Ill. w Groves, deed, were grantedt to the un-
oensigneo py the Probate court Of Lafayette
Az persons having claims against said estate arc
required to present them to said court for
3loWance within one year from this date or they
H.. De pfec nd II SAID claims are not
presented william two ,,...s ~, 49,. - .r.,,T
barred. j. +. i;I,ryI:S S.inn;sIrr
fcJi9-4w
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
n SErrI.EMENr

NOTICE 8 hereby given tn all persons inter.
~ csted In the estate of Henry Bartels, lie.
ceaseu, taat the undersigned, administrator will
IIriny ~ tue next term of the Probate Court Of
isIlayetts county, TO be begun and held ut Lex
uas."h, MO-, on the iirt Monday In April ISIS, to
''"Ne d maj settlement of said estate.
WIN. JO~uNGkLOUSE and
.,,, JOHN HOI.TCAMP,
"ois-H Adminisirafora
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
NoTICC.

ETfEis of administration with TIE will
IL annexed ON the estate Of Robinson \ Bar
nri:. d,rrsscd, We're gr.n.tr,, To the under signed
ny t,r Probate court, of Lafayette. county, on
the i:ii 'ay # DcrrnIbcr, lSS2.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required tn exhibit il'm for allowance to the
Administrator within. n'e yea. after 'late of said
~'tt'rs, on they may he Irvr;udri from any BEN
~ 81 such estate, an.l IL such claims he not cN.
hibi''d Within two years tlnIn the date vi said
letters, they will be forever barred.
RUiiT, \. BARNETT,
iehi2 -A,im'r with will annexed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
FARM FOR SALE.

TIME place is known rs the Douthit farm,
l. two miles east of Mount Hope, in Lafayette.
county, Missouri. Ito acres hali-a mile squire,
or tw" eighties alongside. Most of it is under
fence, 60 acres good timber, tn. balance cScrl-
lent prairie, and most oi ihe fencing is good: II
tw"-story log house Will, III, l., Kitchen and hall
between. a good old orchard and Il Young
one coming on, OF excellent fruit. 1t IS also
well watcrci.
Tcrms.-Oneh half the money down, balance
given the LIST March, 1874, il purchase is md
ten days before that iinl.. tp,,l, om the fam T."
fcb5-3 JAMES J.. DOrrIIiI'.
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FARM N STOCK

offer for sale five hundred acres ofland in lois
l. to suit purchasers, in Washington TOWNSHIP.
one mile west Of Tabo post Office. About 800
acres impravrd; 4 residence ant tenant hnus..
SiNfy acres in q sss Timothy and clover. Seventy
acres In wheat. TiIAe wifi lie given on u norton
the
IL: day of April Next.
the property will then lie offered ut public sale
Il VIII also sell all my stock aud faruiirc utcu-
sill. on III. same day.
feblg-ii~ APr NJ EDx,-Ec
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JURUBEBA,

which is pronounced bv the leading medical au-
t%il0ritirs of London and Paris '.tirr most power
full tonic aud Ill. rna:ivc known to the III, deal
This is no nrw and II tried discovery
hut has been long used by The leading lly>irians
OF other countries witt wonderful medical re-
results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs
by caihariIcs and physics:th.y give only tenn
rnrary relief: %iu,liyrst on, fiiini-ncy. and dys-
pepSia. with piles and kindred diseases, are sure
10 follow their use.
Keep i.ir l,!po'l pure and health is assured.
JOHN q. kEI.LOGG, IL PIatt-st., N.w York.
sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle Send for Circu-
lar. f.b!g-iW
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Is uucIuallcd by any En"wn remedy. 1t wi ]
-ra,iicat., eNtiris.tr and thoroughly destroy 4 !
poisonous Substances in the Blu ri ai"l VIII 81
rctually di,pel all pre-disposttiont to bilious de-
ringcIncnt.
l. Their. want Of action IN your Liverand Spleen?
Unless relieved, the bioo'i hccom : impure by'irl-
cterious sccrrtions, producing >crOiuioiis VI skin
Diseases, Elutci,es. Fclons, pEst.IIci, Cankcr,
Pimplrs. &c. n.
Have You Il Dysprltic stomach? Unirss ,ii-rs.
ton Il promptly aided the SYSTEM is G"biliia'ed
with ln,vrrty .rtiir Biond. lbruisicsi tendency
general Weakness and Inertia.
Have you Weakness of the intcstincs? You are
in danger oi Chronic Dirrlira Or Inflammation U
the Bowels.
IIayevou weakness of the Uterine or Urinary
Organs? You are eI posed TO suffering in lis rios
aggravated form.
Are you detected, 'irowsy duh, slaggisl, o
depressed in spirits, with hrad-ache, hack-ache
coated tongue, and ha'i ta>!in: mouth?
For arertain remedy for all of these diseases
weaknesses, and t%rnlt,,irs: for cleansing and III
! rifyiug the %vitiatc,l blood and imrarting vigs,r T.
all the vital forces; for building up and ~restorin
! Inc weakened co.Stituti ou, USE
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The Warrensburg Standard gets OF
the following:

folio wing:
There was a LITTLE rooster,
And that bird he grew so,
III y called him Robson
because he crew SO.
They al die marvel
That he should do so.
o. II was wonderful
That Robinson Crcw-so!
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This instrument is especially designed FOR the
perfect application Of
DR., SAGES CATARRH REMEDY

Or. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
with which fluid medicine can be carried high up
n psrJeetiy applied to all parts Of the affected
nasal passages. and tho hnmbcrs or cavities com.
frequently exist, and from which tho catarrhal
discharge generally proceeds. Tho want Of sue
pess In treating eatarrh heretofore Inns arisen
largely from the smpos.ibility Of applying rene;
tho ordinary methods. This obstacle in the way
81 efesting cnIes is entirely overcome by tho
,nvsnaSn q LIE To Donche; In using this instFu.
sssssaf' i is's I Fri q s ssneis a ss'as ;s? s Z % p s e:
me- nsses and f shorSns Fl 81. Cleanse. nss:i a Ra the saos nas sas
chambers connected Herewith, and Rows out Of
re opposite nsstdl It's use IL pleasant and e
and expllcit directions accompany each ,nstru.
ment. Whom used with this Instrument, Dr..
sage,s catarrh Remedy enres recent attacks Of
s0ympfonls OF CataiSh. Freausnt head.
sche. discharge falling into throat, sometimes
profnse, wasery, thick ,nncns,. puru'ent, often.
Eve ;,s S z a s Ssse, s;o q @Fses ms s n; . %s,sry, weak *
nasal pass ages, ringinsin carr, deafness, hawking
and coughing to clear throat, u!ccrations, scabs
from ulcers, voice altered, nssal twang, offensive
breath. in.raired or total derivation II sense Of
smell and taste, dizziness E,s ntal depression, loss
Of appetite, indigestion, enlarged tons.is. ticking
SSnSs, 70 &c e n only E IN new su o. case aSes at s cne s,n,o. are
II, SaTets Intnrrh Remedy, when uscd
with DR.. Pisrcess Nasal Douelae. and accom-.
panied with tho constitutional treatment which
fs recommended in tho pamphlet that wraps cnch
bottle Of the l;t mody. Is a perfect specific for this
loathsene disease. and tho proprietor offers. in
good faith. $500 reward for a case he can.
not cure. The Kennedy is mild and pleasant TO
use. containing no strong or canstic drugs or
potsous. The Catarrh Remedy is sold at 50 cents.
Doaehe Ut % cents. by all druggists. or either
! * -tatledby prcarietor on receipt Of 60 cents
0
Sole Proprietor.
BUFFALO, i. Y.
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JOHN II. CLoWsDLEY

COLLECTOR.
Office at Crowdslcy 4 wotawa's carriage sEop
on Aaia street. occ2Sfi
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

At o religious gathering in Chicago
a few years since. one of the speaker
was the venerable Rev. DR.. Goodell
Broken in mind and body, but ami
mated by the occasion, the aged clcr-
gyman said: '.Fricpds, I am far upon
my journey 10 the Celestial City ; but
Icould not help stopping On my va.
to attend this meeting in Chicago
Here q voice from the multitude wal
heard by all: "Chicago is not OH
that road" The effect was clcctri.
cal, especially upon the poor old
gentleman, who was so confused tina,
hs could say no more, and war
obliged TO sit down.
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S6tONsM per day.! Agents wanted, All
sex, YOU. Z or old. make more Tt aev al work f,r
s = y da.,r spare moinents. or ali the time, than at
ssirsn,s else. Particulars free, Ahdress Il.
W. foruand, MMne. s-sldly
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For Sale!

nNE Of the best small farms in the county of
~ Lafayette, ) IuilrS fran Lexington, ON ;nc
Warrcushnras rnid, containing Ito aces. TIL"
w"ri BEST can be applied in almost every l,ar,ic-
i;lar to This farIn-ln point of health, beauty, soil,
fruit, water, c"ai, situation, -isliburhood,
schools, churches, mills and market.
Actual purchasers desired, and Il good bargain
can be obtained from the ur,lersigus,i.
Address GEO. KENNEDY,
bourbon Hotel, Lexington, Mo.
Our county is just III the dawn of q prosperous
future. [jan&9rf1 q. X.
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CONVENTIONS


AtSt. Louis will, all rnii aud river lines East,
SOrth and south; ut Mexico with Louisiana New
short Route for Chicago aud the East ~ f!obcriy
with Toledo, Wabash and Western Rat,ray 90;
Nnco,, With Hannibal and SaintJ0sepi i.allfond;
at Mouifon with burlington and suIii,.w esier,!
Railroad, for huntington, IT. Madison and
neokui. E: at Otfum.a with Crftrhl Nuir0ad %
,owa, Drs Moirrs Euli.y, and burlington aud
Missouri River lisilr0i,if for ~. Paul MinncaIo.
lis, Mason City, Des AIoines, n. badge. and oil
own and h!nitsoin points; At Chiiiicoth. Win
Hannibal and ~. Joseph Railroad at Harlem
With Knns.ls CITY, ST. Joseph and Council Bi,iirs
Rnilroad far Lcrvcnworib, Atchisnn, Nebraska
City, Council Bluffs ahri Omaha Lathrop with
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, cameron,
t,ranch at Platts'u:g with Chicago, X. /. AMI
pnriir I;uliro,d, South Western ETnnch : at IT
Joseph with st. Joseph and Denver city ard
Kansas City, 81. Joseph an; Council Bii,iis
Railroads ; 1t Kansas City with Kansas Pacific,
Missouri River IT. scott aud Gulf, aud lea's,i-
worth, Lawrence and Galveston Isa,lroads Tor
Lawrence, Topeka, Denver, TT. Scottc, Uitiwh,
Emp0ria, umt all points In Kansas, Colorado,
New Mexico and California.
FuLLMAy'S PALACE CARS
Run through between st. Lctis and kansns City,
It,uniwa and 81. Joseph, and between hans!i-
iity and Chicago, without ciiangc.
IT-TlirUugh tickets for sale to all. important
+. CHANDLER,
Gen. Passenger aul Ticket ACT, st. LouIs.
w. e. VAN HORNE,
THOs JOHNSON,
Ticket .hat . Lexington.
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DISCOVERED,

AGENTS WANTED.-The most liberal
:. as . Yer nLur.nl. E~NrLOkArLONs IN AtEICA.
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AZ Ills Concert the best musical talent that can
Dc procured from all parts of the country will
tid pleasure 10 the entertainment, ami TEN
SAND CASH GIFTS, aEgr"gating n vast total
d nail u million collars currency will be dis
by lot To the ticket Office. AS foIluws
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Appointment. ~ tn. Governor.

" S00 UOScth0bs
Governor Woodson has appointed
four police commissioners for ST
Lou's, aud an Insurance commits.
siens for the state. Messrs. David II,
Arm 'trong, James Sweeney, Charles
Green, and Maj. Rainwater are the
police commissioners and George
oelby insurance commissioner.
There remain put two appoint
ments for Governor Woodson to
make. These arc tobacco inspec OF
and coal oil inspector Of st. Louis,
and when these are made the hungry
but disappointed patriots of our par
ty will 60 home and curse tho exccu-
tive a few days and predict the down
fall Of the party and say many things
which the radicals will quote and
which will be forgotten before thu
grass Crews again. Things will move
on and tho people will applaud what
10 right when they understand it.
This is as it should be, and we are
more than content.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
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