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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
Circuit Court.

Townsley, the judicial antocrat ct
this circuit, turned up at the cohr'
house last Monday and opened court
and held q session long enough to
adjourn the term TO the fourth Aon-
dav in January, 1874. Litigants
must exercise patience, the cnd may
be is not far of. Jurors, witnesses
and others interested will take notice
aud III ernscfves accordingly.
We generally havca good deal o.
weather about the last of January,
but. considerations for pubic cob
,e,,icuce cannot be permitted TO III
tersere with the plans of an ofhcia'
like our judge.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

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BunfNEeo
Has revived considerable within ths
past l Wo weekss mfrchAnte busy ant
more money generally chsHgini
Ibnnds.
Our little city was made quit.
lively every day last wcek By
THE HOG TRADE.
Abont 500 were weighed on OUT
city scales, averaging $50 lbs. ; most
lot which were bought at 30.
Thorc 10 Just now strike gOtnq
on among the coal dealers, mol for
higher wages, but for lower pricct
Tor coal, and by the spirited comps.
tition In prices,
THE COAL TRADE
Il made quite brisk. We a bny 8,
much coal ~ we want At Zoe . bushe'
delivered ut our doors.
THE CORN TRADE
Also comes In to assist In cnlivcming
up trade, mud is veIs active, selling
ut 81 30 per barrel, the bulk u
which 10 bought BY cattle feeders.
FAMILY INSERTIONS.
Two cases Of deserving family
have occurred IN this vicinity within
tho past two weeks. Neither OF thu
truant husbands and fathers have
since been seen or heard OF.
i SOMETHING NEW.
The United Sons of Protection. d
colorcd secret organization, held q
festival here last Saturday night.
and had q procession. or "march" II
night through u streets, which wa.
new ard novel to most Of us here.
Anything for Y change.
THE MONTHLY STOCK SALES
In your city last Monday was better
represented from our township than
any previous one; q very large mum.
Der of tho citizens went. Keep til.
ball rolling.
Several delegates from
OUR GRANuE
Attended tho county council o,
granSers held ut Mavsi.w las,
| Thursday. From the zeal of ever,
member IL looks like they mean bust.
ness of some kind, and if they onl,
know what to do and how to do II,
things no doubt would be quite diff
fer.N,t.
Their grievances aud justification
If .ctiou are set forth thusiy:
pve in my vineyard laborcd hari.
And what has been my lean rewsrdf
P.rstsss , Inc r SsSu r,nn Ma ,na s Sr.nf E' sh. y Iisaor
I've fed ne fack,' while others eat
i've tae ~ s.n, NTH thr h n,ne. ,r %Si ,nsa. ,h hse ha;r.,
White the drones poekssed The money.
But now on hsttsr thing. in,eat
me-
D.''" sny W. hli, ant nope thei'
'hooEs VIII oc 'e"a'ueu Win sue
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
Taxes.

The office of the collector of the
county las been this season decidedly
the qui;cst place in the city. Tax-pay-
ers seem 10 avoid i, siudiouslv, and the
collector and his ohliging assistants
in defact Of work. while away the
time in writing mp, printing aud cir
:ulutiug such cars as the following:
NOTICE 70 TAX PAYERS.
b. section 1I9. of the law
passed Marci, SO. 1879, the collector
shall not receive a credit for delin-
queiIt taxes until he shall have made
affidavit that he has been Unable to
find any personal property out of
which to make the taxes in each case
returned delinquent. All persons.
therefore. are hrrni'v uDiitictl that
after ten days from the date hereof. l
will, in obedience TO the commands OF
the laws of Missouri, relating thereto,
proceed to make levy and sale Of The
personal property, or a suficiency
ihrrroft pay the taxes of each aud
every person whe i,ns not paid The
same. By the law, IN personal prop
crty whatever is exempt from levy
and sale for taxes !; and being cou,-
PEELED in the discharge of my official
duties to make said Affidavit, I.wiil be
no resp-cler of persons. but strictly
enforce the law in each case.
". A. GORDON. Collector.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
PHILIP KELLER

Il selling his SPLENDID stock OF clothing st
prices TO suit TIE bard times. He will con-
TIME to receive new goods 20 90 10 Keep ILLS
stock complete ut all times. aud will u We
betw this and the Christmas holidays,
almost everything in the way nj nIeu and
boys clothing that the people need. Gail aud
exam;n. his goods anu ps1ecs-oprosi;e this
Clt. hotel.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
s.. Lou,. Horse and nu,e. Market,

The condition Of the horse and mule market
rSuiains about the same rs last reported, there
being sill u air demand for plain and plug
horses and common mules. Eastern and South
ern buyers are still in the market making moder-
ate purchases. Prices remain steady. We give
the following quotations us BENG nearly the
ruling prices paid for horses and mnios, Is fur
nis.lrd by the proprietors of the Piantrr's Horse
and Mule stables: Horses--Plugs. sGos15; strest
car, good $ re. ss,aIoo; good work horses ss58-
no; good drivers sio0a Iss; extra driver slsaG-
$50; heavy draft si'oa!75;e extra DRAFT sl5oesI,.
Mules-li to lax hands hi@h. s5rsss; l4s to Il
Eh.mds high, si5eslae; Is 10 I5k hands high, si2n
@l5a; lS,s to i6 hands nigh, SiiLll61: lisa 10 IL
hands high, extra sI6s3i7s; Is hands high anl
upwards si7aais5i i6 hands high and upwards,
extra, ss10@aa5.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
JAMES U'GpRM IN, CLERK,
by Z. 4. DCLI., d. Z.

There will lie an entertainment Al
Central Frm,ir college, OH Friia,
sv-r.ing. the Is:i of Dccra.h:r, !"
the hemeti, uf The college. Tie Liable,
,m.:aged Isl this enterprise arr exert
"a. them>civcs ;u make il very aIrr"'-
able 4, those who attend; anti Wt
wi.,t them su,ccss. a supper Wi
he served, for (which REASONABLE
charges will lie made, and variou-
TOYS and fancy articles will be cx-
posed for sal... Ticke,- can be hat.
at Grimes g. Venabie's, Mr.. j. II. AR.
,iinger's and nj Davis u A'istadt's'
We hope the good people of Lexing-
ION will give Literally 10 this wort!'.,
object.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
Turner Trial.

The case "f Turner. for the murder
.'t L.. W. Groves, set for trial in the
Criminal court "fkansas City. OH the
81 day of December, was called on
hat day. AMI c"u;ii,u.,i til the SiII,
last Mind y. w. ir.rn that the cas..
y - r%.'ti..i last Mnndny, aud the trial
t~:,';nnru'f.t- IinrIi-~'X out Of Tn"
.:'riy jnr.rs. from win"inr tn. trial
Jury ,f twelve viii be chosen. were
.innsnrird the first day. y host of
witnesses went nj, last night, and
Ai"fe viii. <" up to-day.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

In accordance with tho promIses
made In . correspondence published
In this paper last week, ssour amateur
club" has perfected Z programme for
m entertainment next FAdsy even
tng. 1ve publish the programme
with sincere satisfAetion, and fesi no
e~esitation In pronouncing Il the most
attractive ever offered TO the people
Of Lexington. Tho muslcai attain.
ments and accomplishments Of the
amateurs Of Lexington arc OF the
highest order. Their performances
never fall 10 give she highest degree
OF pleasure and satisfaction. An cx-
animation Of tho programme will
show that the best Of this talent IL
engaged for this occasion. Tickets
will be offered for sale to-day aud
we advise oil who desire seats TO Sc
cure them without delay, a. there IL
y strong probability that the demand
FOR seats will exceed the seating
capacity Of tho hall.
PROGRAMME.
= I.
observation-disclosures Of Opera" Philharmonic
Rssains.'.Ths Belle Of the pal.'. rr.sa. by
n%esd Il rne Battle Of ,ryv.,, Maeaulay. BY
Trio-..On, lscstsss sea- by. Miss Florence
Arnold aud Mesara. Smtti, and Chiics.
shakespeare, ny Alexander Graves.
R~rsding-s'W underfI One.Horse shay D.
VI HolInes, b! Ait.s AnaaN eiii.
MssiSm.L "a@stie'' H"nlnan' by Miss Mary
Rsadins-.rhe ~vsgaboad.," Tro~briage, by
Capt. ". r.. RallIaann.
ReAaing-''Ihr i'rile. of ..ennark's hiue, a.
s6ss.sSs Aoaa,.in lay" BY Ms, Bette
Reaatns- ..Thanasopsls,'' Bryant, by Colonel
Piano .ois. by Prof. Charles G.mbei.
Pant II.
Palms Of Peace w.ltzss, by Philharmonic soci
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Bret liar,c, by Vim. II.
I.adiag-..rarrhasius,'' by Al. Hail.
"inieltce." from Ernani. by A. w.
smith.
Ree,tston-"N.xt Morning," Baker, by Miss
RsauIus-'.Delinca.iun OF Byroa's character
fViloa, by Alexander Graies.
Music 'Granae AatShe ne SOhcSV<' NaI-
ienhaupt. ". Miss Fannie Wa sd-ii.
Reaiins-''Ao seat IN ursreh." BY Miss Nellie
Sausnan.
R-ad:ns .Res,z:'s Address," by Tiltou
D.y.s.
SoAg-...w .thin u Mite Of Edinboro' Town. ~ by
MisS Brtir Arnold.
..eudIng-..Aam Heller's Visit 70 HIS Mother
t~n-taW's,'' Dickens. Ly Iapi. W. +. BSni-
soas-'rhe yas.Dsut." by A. W sm;sa.
Heldag la Nicaragua Joaquin
Aii.er, BE- Col. JOHN Red.
Song-"Dear, Dear i,ittie Heart by Laura
Achi.ian.
Polows..e-ChapIa, by Philharmonic Soc:e;y.
Doors open 1t . r. y. Overture viii con-
incncc promptly Al !. n.
Aim -sion ~ cents ; NO extra charge for re-
served seat,
1icxe.s and reserved ses:s for sale Us M;ae
& Austin and Grimes i Y.uxb!s.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

ONE THOUSAND IA asES.wASr' D
at T. ID. S,uudnrs' Pictur- Gsi,ery. "pp"-
site Inc Court aonsr, where their picture.
CAP be taken in short order in he very best
ss.ia. H-inr .yni ylou-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
re PATRONS OF Rus.
EANNNY.

Section 10 OF the constitution af rhe Lat -
cite county Council o. Pxtrons Of ilushand-
ry:
Each Grange belonging to this association
sinai! oe entitled TO representation In tie
Ceunril us follows !: That rs Tn say tho rep
re>eBtation az IA present sha | continue until
tli. l., OF J inuars, 1874, AMI nit r t,iat ''ate
there .sall he from e .ch md every Grany.
pfp del, gate VI large anil oae additional Tor
esci, thirty E,elni,er> and d far a friction
nj fw.nty or more members, TO be elect = By
the Grunses. All ofieers and the eominttser
to ps elected At fhis meeting to soItinsr In
oiacs spd place Until said lst day 81 Jsnnary
.nsxs ". B. erSxIS..see'y.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
Grand Tournament Of Bird Shooting fol
tbs Christmas Holidays.
4On FIVE nrayHa waVrEn

During the Christians hor'dSy--th-re w,l
he held q grand tournament Of bird shooting.
to he governed lv the rnlrs which ohtiir ir.
Eastern sporting circles governing such
sports. FOR which I wish to purchase 800 lir"
qu.iis. Fer further information. inquire nj
nv saloon. opposite tie Market house.
IuxS received. > fresh lot OF ST. L.Huis Pre-
minrH Cherokee Beer. WM. GILL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
FAyr1re. Mo-. December 6.

FAYETTE. Mo-, DECEMBER O.
Judge Bnrckhar,h of the Circuit
Court at this place, to-day sustained
the NATION of The Pacific Ua:ircad
Company, TO set aside the sale under
execution of the BoonviIlc Branch
misunderstanding from Upton TO
BoonvilIe-and prohibited the Sheriff
from making deed TO the purchaser.
Harvey Bunee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
$4,000 REWARD!

Stolen from tie wagon of til. -Ihs:ri'er.
az che night OF November Eth. II R"''"r' r.
Rsssairs. .xo miles south of Nj Hope. Il
Wheeler h Wilson S,wing Machine. style =.
half ease. No. sA.7i2. A reward OF go Will
he paid for the machine. Il returned In good
order, aud = reward 81 $40 will he paid for
the thief. lnu2s-3.l WM. 4. MCQUEEN.
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Guardians Notice Of Final Settlement.

AyoTICE is hereby gwen To a ! persons inter-
~ estci in the estate Of Emma Fii, va
minor, thlt the undersigned, guariinn "f the
person anil cs,a'e of sad minor, has fhei his
acc I'm, for seit 'cm>nt Of said minors estate At
| the Oct her term OF the Pros'ate court of I.atly-
tie county. Missouri. an / will apply ut The next
| term Of 81, 4 court. I" b." held On The first Monday
in january, 1874, flr Il final disrharge from sad
guardianship. CHRISTOPHER iDA
nnri Cnnrlli IN.
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W. I. ECKLE is SELLING
BOOTS AND SHOES AT
PANIC PRICES

For the next Thirty days. Go and see Rim.
1ai Main street. dec3
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
PANIC PRICES.

We desire to call the especial attention OF
our customers to the LARGE REDUC-
TIOS> we have just made in the prices OF
Jeans. Tweeds. Wa%terproofs, Pulled Cloths,
Flanne:s. Blankets. Sheeiings, Sea Island
C'ottous. Bleachcd Cot.ons. Furs, blankets.
&c. WE CANNOT BE UNDEnsoLD.
MCCAUsLAND & BEDFORD,
G264t % Main street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
ClNAL

N0TICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
~ Others interested in the estate of John
Fcrrcr. deceased, That I, the undersigned ai-
minis:rstar q. said estate, intend TO MAXI u final
Atitleinrat otsaii estate at the January term ofthc
Pr.tate court of Lafayette county, Ia be h-gun
anil iiei,i at the r,:art iousr, in the city of I.eSi
Incton, on the first Monday in Januarr. fGt.
ult; GOTHAM Administrator,
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rI;aL

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all creditors an:
~ Others Interested in the estate of Aaron
L;nviIIe, deceased, that 7, the undersigned all
ministrator or said estate, intend to make n final
Probufr court Of Lafayette county, 10 he begun
ana h.l,. nj the cnuri house. in the city of Lex
in.ton. on In. firs. Manday in January, 1871.
noyis ROBERT G.. ALLISON, Admir-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
Guardians Notice Of Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons inter-
minor, that the undersigned guardian "f tue
,ersnn aud estate Of said n,inur, has fil-'t HE
.ccount for settlement OF said minors :+st.tr. NJ
he October term Of tie Probate court of 1.sisr-
tie c UNITY Mo. and will apply at The next tern:
II said court. 81 I've he'll on the first Mor'av H.
inrGpry, 1874, f1ra final 'isch tigc ofSaid guard
ians.,ip. r. tINDI.Ni,
Euyl2 Guir'tlsn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

o. Eckle is the only man in town that
will sell Mems KIT Boots for p 81. Boys
for a. o.. Youths fer 81 80. t't.,!i's for
81 IS. G,1ri >-- him and II" will convince
YOU that he sells Boats. Shoes. Watts ami Cap.
cbeaper than any house. 4, Lc Sin.tnn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

4 WORD 'r0 rRAyHeGRs.

We have \ word o" say in fiSer oIh the Missouri
Psc;iic Railroad. II was the pioneer line
West. ari and il the '.cltt r"'1,',fcn rv,tc b st.
fAynis. With the iD:prov.'T1 n. ptS which hiire
hcen made during ,t: past year, ue bt lierc that
the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the beet track
and the aGs,>t AMI safest rquipmen. of any line
af line Coaches, eqaivpr,l with Che Miller plat
form an,t the patent nfr brake, froot Lexington,
through 81 dslia and jefferson City to 81. t.onis,
r.nna,ciine mt 81. Louis with eleven through
routes to Ir,ipis North. East and South. Partic-
u,ar In f,rlnatiea. with msrs, .tim- fable. &c.,
mly .r hat NJ the Ticket oi'ice Q. ttts Coinps,ytn
ton Il, S. 4 Ford. General PASSENGER Agent,
as nufx AA L.-H--EE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
SHAwLS.

The largest stock or E,ankets, the hest a~-
1 sortmcut OF shawls, AMI ut the LOVES
PRICES to be found in Lexington. at
McCAUsLAND & BEpFORD's.
novsa4t 80 Main street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

II YOU want good goods in thu grocery Hue
i cheap, and delivered at your doors prompt!
any time OF day. call on Messrs. A.. A. q j
o. Lesuaur. who will attend to your wants
With alacriiy and sell you goods nj the ON
est possible prices
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
.INNL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i, hgrrn

EINAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby
- gi,e;i to all c~r,-ii;ors aad s;hers tnicrest-d
III fie stab. OF y Per. 'trc .asci, that l. fhe
undersigned, Public adhli. -GraIor Of Lafayette
county, Missouri, trisinS in charge said cstatr,
intent. 4, nfike = final seitlcn mt OF said estate
fay-iia Gnn,y 81 lie begun and Reid at the court
ip HE ct'y of LeNing' IN, ~ The trst alon-
'iay in Jannlry, ISL. IL CFAPMAS.
tefJ PUliic Administrator,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
Contonr,

Take the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, from
..Nin:ton, FOR II. l.ouis, New YORK, Boston.
and all POINTS east, north AMI south. THIS Is tho
AMY route by wifici, yur ran Evoia iorg ard
dangerous transfers. Tive read IL equippa. w nh
splendid palace cars. No RIVER. No FERRIES
TO cross; no delays; connections srre. Spacial
Inducements offered II stock shippers. Tirkrts
for sale tn NJ, points. baggage checked through.
Office 1t Crimes K Nensb.r. o,Iposii. City Hotel.
w. W. RHODES.
Ticket and Ersisn, A-cnt.
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NOTICE OF REsIGNATION OF
GUARDIANSHIP.

NoIICE is hereby given that I. the nader
IN sigpel, gulrii N Of the parsons snd e..
tatcs oil William Price and Mary l.. Price, will
sutJy TOR n release fram and resign sst1 guard
"a ship n the next january term OF the Probate
Court II Lsfe etts ccansy, nisse1rt TO be heid
DryS1N THOMAS FRiCE. Guardian.
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FINAL ~sE-rTs.EMENr

TOTfCE is ftrei,y given TO all creditors and
~ Other interested in the estate OF ticSckiah
Pollard, decd. ihgt I, the undersigned .sImin-
~is,ratnr OF said estate, intend .c make IL iip.i
settlement OF said estate at t,A- ia, aary t>rIu OF
the rplnt court of Lafiyrtte corB.. : IL be begun
and held 1T the court house, ia ills city at lax
ingtGn, on the FIRST Monday in Janusry, ts-&.
nova6l ESR 8. L. POLLARD, Admir-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

II O want table knives AID
knives ami forks, p,eS.t knives. scissors
razors, carving knives snd forks. de-. ]
have slarge assortment. No. 1a2 Main street
l. ". RINEHARr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
novS-4t

Boots and Shoes at prices ! suit
the times. W. Erk!e Is : 'iin- 20 y rc-n1.
nnder reguIxr prices. Evcrv''a'i: Is sn'n.
there TO get sboJ for ffe wInt"r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

If You want a good. number ont
axe or batchet, call at No. IL ii in street.
J, ". isINEHARr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
FyRS

at VERY LOW Prices TO CLOSE
OUT. Sahiss. Hosiery ari Gloves in cni-
less variety. and 4, prices 10 siit ALL, at
NcCAusLAND & ~BEDFOnD's.
poyss-A 81 Nam str. ct.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

Beware of cheap-dyed Al
pacas, that turn gray the first
time they are worn. Buy none
but the best. Ardinger keeps
them, and sells them at the
lowest figures.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
EiNAL

II Notice il hereby given to all creditors and
others Interested in tire estate of J,hn W VIII
kin>on. decreased. that We. the undersigned eN-
ecat"rs Of said estate, intend ta make y final
settlement OF Said estate ut the January tern, OF
The Probate court of Lafayette county, 10 ie
b-giin AMI heii at the court hnus,, Ia the city Of
Lexington, on the nrsl Monday In January, ISL.
JAMES L EWING,
AMELIA WILKINSON,
tlec5s Exrrn,,
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DRS. SMALL, CHAMBERS 4 CO.

4. v. SMALL, II. d. j. d. ALEXANDER, ~. d.
u. w YouNG, Al. ID. +. IL. IHANRxRs, n. D.,
4 NFFET: the'- services in ihs practice of Medi.
~ csae and surgtry, to the public. with the
hope tisst their association roEethrr will teuA
greatly to promote their tnowl.dar Of disesses.
and to improve their skin 10 treating them.
They will give sls ciai attention 10 Chrunle
Disorders. They Will, In all cases, considR
their f,c& due when the srrvic-S are rendcred.
anil vii! collect as soon thereafter ~ th<y ~
deem advisable.
onice over McCansland 4 Eedford's store, -
posits the court house. noylI6.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

EcKLE Is selling handmade boots
from the ..e.r manufacturer in the world.
and VIII warrant q pair to last tFe'vs
mouths. ase'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
WaiSkic0

drandies and other liquor. at Wholesale and
retail. Specia. attention called to our old
dentuesy whistles made bI Clay g. Pierce,
Psris, Bourbon Co.. Ky; by Bond & IdilarJ.
Anderson Co., Nv; and hy John Shields,
oanville, Ills. These whiskie. arc the finest
brands Of their several kinds In the market.
>aA are known by all judges Of the srtiele.
A. A. & J. O, LEsUEuR.
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EIpur. Rr.n and Feed

If Won want good hHt:er knives
cheap. rail- at my store. M 10 Nal" street
Large assortment j. ". RlScHART.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
cesnt1csss4. spsosal rsrmf

-
n special term OF the county court
VA ha1d lnhf MondAv "a 6nnalslne fha
sAatxf.. d.
- sA
cvassSt0 me coliecti0n OF.
toxeA levied to nay the acCfuiu9 Inter-
cat nse rartegn rnnnfx. hcnAe M
s
puNsssvHSts Wste = t~sptOseuteu w
several OF our beat citixcNs who
urrnA thn roarf "a ~r~ut Az >
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Wv sPpsuu y
Ss0NS " w So1utty uuUCretO0u
Without comment. Wc append also
An oraor ar h ro,,,s ,,.a ~
-. "o
t0Suta. scrtu thSS week. etr0lutNR d
collector from c~ol,ectfn1 fhe fsyce
,.v,.d - n.u ,.... r.-.-.-.-
t"s y" inSeou
soWusuip OOnue fSsuot TO tho Lcx.
inXton q ST. Joo aud the Iextnufou.
y.nso 4. n.,e r.u.o.a
tLanyctte County Court, December adjourned
term, let day, Dec, &, lSsal.
Now, u this day, u presanfed n the court the
"a ! u VtkfAG01 kuu
farmers Of this county, stating that they be.
lieve that the bonds OF this county iseued 10 ehs
Lexington - ST. LOUIS railroad compsay.
known - the two hundred and forty thousand
dollar issun, dated August ist, 1870, and also the
retssus OF bonds Of said county Of two hundred
thousand dollars. bcaring ten per cent. interest
ana iesucd and dated September LIST. 1850, to be
Illegal and void, as the charter Of the said Lex.
tnSton and 81. Louis railroad company only
sushor'xea the Issue OF bsnis bearing six per
cent mperest, ana pray the court to refuse to
MAKE m! assessment or collection Of taxes for
une year 1858 Tor the purpose OF paving any prin-
S'Pai OF interest accrued or accruing upon sail
oonus' anu the court after hearing the prayer OF
.ae pseluoaerS IN fuii aud being Of the 0ptouioa
snasisn impossible to restrain the collection OF
ssid caSss % levied for thu year is7s. Assssss tfe
"soNSauAH sa'a nA"cs feqGires 81 county
-" k'"a !" one coiuma knowa As
sso..' JAWS io9 AL purposes, and being salts
y" "At w SEPARATION oi saul taA0 rs 40 levied
~ ~ .u'sfIs' On sa'd named boaas issued
- seq"'c 'he IN tKthg OF = aew
.o'AsS II Is therefore ordered, that
or"ee DC maze Tor the prevention
y "e eoieeush OF siia taxs as Aforesaid for
~ !ea. A'.s' o"I IL Is ordered, that benjamin
~ ireiana' county treasurer. be, and he Is
tos o.usfeu "aa ihss"eei 10 feffaiR from
~ Al! Interest on any Of the aeovs
.. '.a ISSUED rs aieresa'dt to the said Lex
ins'oa anu SAINT Louis railroad. company, and
. n'.a said taxes as received from the conaty
"r. sooVect ID Tie further orde: of this
Court. and II Is yet further or.ierclt h 4. tue PRAYER
of the petitioners h. rr.n,at ,,ro,;a.. -. ii
,i,n., -, III PV"F
' pay u e"ets IN luis cause which may
result 10 the county by reason of the making O.,
said order. thdv ,,,a aid ,..;,;,,.., -.
"S S"A PS.A&NpACA9 28EScSus
anu conssntny thereto.
a true copy. Attest:
JANrs o,cop>,.y 49,
JAMES CLERK,
By b. \. DCLIS, D.. c.