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GOVERNMENTS "OFF."
The government list was tribe lower, with the
decline in gold, but steady and also less active, the
market having been quiet as compared with its
recent animation, under the execution OF orders
on foreign account The following were the closing
prices United States currency skies, ll44 a lis;
do skies, 1851. registered, III 117; do. DO. do.,
coupon 1855 11S2s; do. fve-twenties registered,
May and November, l15ss a 1I5z.; do. do, 1862,
coupon, do. 1l5S 1152S; do. do, 1854, do do,
1855 ll57s; do do, 1885, do. do, 1151 q 1l6;
do do, 1867, registered, January and July, Il4ss
1147s; do. do 1855, coupon, do, Hay a 1I4ss !;
do do, 1857 do. No., 1863 1I634; do. do, 1868,
do do. 1857 ll6sS; do. ten-forties, registered,
11114 1l12s; do. do, coupon, Hay 1l4a4; do.
fves OF 1881, registered, ll3 1889 do. do do,
coupon, 1857 1l3I.
STOCKS RULL AND STEADY.
The stock market was dull and, in its general
features, steady. The more conspicuous features
were Erie and Western Union, the former being
weak and declining Il per cent and the latter
being strong and advancing u per cent The re-
cent advance in Erie, the price this forenoon
touching 6524, in sympathy with the London mar
ket Is attributed to the circulation OF rumor
which probably found its way across the Atlantic,
to the effect that the company had discovered an
other heavy claim against jay Gould, who promised
to make further PROSTITUTION" The decline to-
DAY, however, ID DaSeQ upon the acClOn OI
THE STATE SENATE,
at the suggestion OF Senator Johnson, in adopting
a resolution appointing select committee OF three
| to investigate the affairs OF the company with
| 'power to send for persons and papers," Senator
Johnson, who heads this movement, is prac-
| tica railroad man, and is emncngy capa-
BILE OF investigating the charges that the
latest administration OF Erie anairs is sus-
| Ceptible OF more or less reformation
The dividend OF ~ per cent recently declared on
Erie STOCK, generally believed not to have been
earned, and thought by many to have been made
for speculative purposes will doubtless be one
subject of this legislative inquiry. The advance in
| Western Union was attributed to movement to
Jay Gould, who is reputed to be short of it
but the cause is probably the discounting of
the
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS
and the shelving for another year OF the rival postal
telegraph project. Lake Shore was weak and de-
cllned 90. Union Pacific was strong and advanced
to 34k, an indication that the Congressional Oppos
ton to the road mitigating ST. Paul active at
the early board, with an advance to 52H. Boston,
Hartford and Erie was lower a denial OF the
Vanderbts Of their ambition for control of the
corporation, and Harlem fell Off to 1881. Other
wise the market was steady and nuctuated hardly
more than u "a per cent, the changes, such as
they were, being mostly In the downward direction.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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For future delivery basis low pdllng the sales have
been follows.Saes last evening after three O'clock
February, 100 at 2sa, 40 at 2c no notice this werk
40 ~ 5.6c March, SO % sl6c April 800 at 2UySc
hSchanged-5l6c paid TO exchange 200 March for April
&c. paid TO exchange lOo February, NJ Tor March.
ruary, LOO at @ie io0 at 91l6c, 2O at NSc March,
100 1T ajc 20D at ~ gl6c., saj 2OMc 100 at ~ q6c
500 at 20c 100 at 70 Bloc ITO at 2sc 900 at 70 bloc
0o at 2sc. April, 1850 at 2Sc., 100 at ~ I3I6c 10 at
JUNE, 500 at 2Ac, loo at q 9l6c. .ExcHangcdZssc,
paid to exchange 100 March tor May; 7.lGc paid
TO exchange 10 May FOR June. Total, $40 bales
Grand total 1880 bales. The receipts at the
1852 Mobile, 295i savannah, 2il7; Charleston lli7
Wilmington "a Norfolk, 3,siS; New York, g25; Boston
40 Total ls7 bales; this day last week 20 This day
last year 1908 Rates cotton TO reign ports closed
ioows;-To Havrc, by steam, Fac. a II5c; sail Ic
compressed; to Hamburg, by steam, I'D compressed;
Brenen by steam IA SAT- c; 10 Liverpool, by steam,
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1915 and 2,I5 p. M.
1880 p. M,-BefoYe Call.

d. Il5sS $1,000 Us $40. c. o.. ileH
J, i i''sx 1900 usgs. Y - Go: 'ii''
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THE "HERALD Almanac

In Philadelphia Reading was heavy, and left o.
at ll5h.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES btL


Outside the Tennessees which were firm and
better, the southern list was quiet and barely
steady. The improved feeling recently in the
Tennessees is probably due to the fact that an APP
peal to higher tribunal than the State Courts will
doubtless decide that the issues OF the Bank
Of Tennessee are not binding upen the State for
the reason that evidence can be furnished that the
debt they represent was created In support OF the
rebellion-an obligation which, under the United
States laws, must be repudlated. Missouri skies
sold at "a. A meeting OF holders OF the North
Carolina
SPECIAL TAX BONDS
Is called for tomorrow "wednesday afternoon to
be held at No. rs Broad street. to consider matter
pertinent to their interests The following were the
closing quotations Tennessee, ex coupon 79k a
80; do. new, 1914 a 80; Virginia, ex coupon, a. a
80; do registered stock, DID, 81 "a Az;
do skies, consolidated bonds 55i4 55h {;
do. skies, deferred scrip, l414 l4I !;
Georgia skies, rs so; do. sevens, SO 30 North
Carolina ex coupon, 32 81; do. to No nth Carolina
Railroad 60 CT do. funding, 1866, 20 "a; do DO,
1868, 20 a %; do. new is 10; do. special tax,
10 Is; Missouri skies, "a a 944; do. Hannibal and
st. Joseph, elb a 92; Louisiana skies, As 81; do.
new, 45 so; DO. levee skies, so So; do. do Fights,
80 60; do. do Fights, 1875, 60 20; Alabama hyes
81 a 81 do. Fights, 50 q 81; South Carolina skies,
40 80; do. new, January and july q a %; do.
do, April and october, "a a rs; Arkansas skies,
funded 40 a so.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were more active, with
WIDER distribution OF the dealings. The Union Pa
cine land grants were better, and the frsts and
incomes only STEADY The following were the bids
at the call as amended by prices IN subsequent
businese
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uaty not more than half a grade above below the

grade quoted. - ....
FLOUR AND -Recepts-Flour, 0.s0z bbls. wheat
5000 bushels; corn, q yS do. corn meal M2 bbs and
$500 bags; oats ~ O6 bushels barley loo do and rye
naily unchanged The sales since our as 1901 up about
65U bbls, including all kinds at pf"es wnn the range
OF the annexed quotations. Corn meal was quiet but
steady Tor Dbl lots About 40 sacks OF Jersey pew yei
low, sold at 81 Is per 100 lbs. We quote :---s-
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St Louis choice double extra. ~
ST. Louis choice family W Is 90 90
california ~ ~ ~
Southern No 50a
Southern superhne. .......~............."..S "a
Corn meal, Western NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oa
Corn meal, Brandy wine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sS5a 40
%
Wheat was dull and nominaily lower, The market
e Se and fa os % sca H4
soS on shsf a % oa Mhs
cSn daii ana aaeiasIy lower T6S
'11f, p.a%s, 1Sr 9s%
SssS Ss 81 s
for old oses Wesen m aseS IN Se @ 81 for
nsw Wessn mHsd and the ssk a of sc aGnt
nois Barley and continued nominal in the absence
FREIcHrs.The market for berth freighs quiet and
fass not materially There was com
trade san but little was in tie WAY Of
SSSss ara 90 tieress lafS a. sSsreSs
ksntugsy tOGace9 an american bark go
arrive oS
port 100 Dbl! refined petroleum private terms
been confined to small unimportant orders from the
xpriI q Nay dsiysry East India cloth entirely
rs%ansa
iSP: sSs e'Sfs
af' % cash. Srt i'sn scs
tod at 21Sc, currency, cash.
trade the having remaned du and WEAK
Of ae and W.
Ssotnia ssf S.r Se e ssyaFian 'c S0c' English
asb su 'f lair demand for both hay
sR& Sas ns 49, h ls fsy 81
& % Short 81 d. o s lon, Fys %Ss: e
Misunderstanding has been the usual trade in the job.
"s IT, sales were
Cuba cnss. centrifugal s.tS and s. * Ne. 5e'
CUBA e%Sa,, sassS refining &c &C. &C. &C.
E EHttG hi Islands &c. &c. &c. "a
copper has Sssn q 1ss
%ss Goo sss.s S, e
s9 Ss' N sssS
was wa, firm saSs S0 boxes Of eharcoa tnpae pr
spelter to the extent Of SO tons, re, gold Other
NAVAL sTosssIdhs market for spirits turpentne
S quiet and prizes Ssys s nc n sas at
prime at ese 90 bbs %erchanaTle order S at
Of 700 O!Is Of at IS and 50 bSis good
NAMED aomnay steady al former price s"'' Ill., pu' re-
yet have xtted hs' cSanse
We quote nLnssed &c e. IN cass and &c Csc in
IN SSsashsS' e. s crude %hais Sss
DOC SOutnern; 73c. TIC.
Ha nns s for tor hard ' sr
seed ny II Ssaas S0'
nominal Is spe
month or for March delivery Crude, in bulk also
@ aSa nd
NaR hs Creek the arAss
a a1d gNe HSa
a,ns UNCLAIMED Refined g%Ssedi At l9c for balance
prompt delivery at 2oc.
O
mess pork continued firm, bur quiet. Round lots
sSGS 81 GG or
r%ss @ Sos as q
SSNs aGs . %S @
l nS Of ey and f%sHa and
ysSa % ssSfsss i $
R aI do nr s meas ~ tor DO nda mess 81 w.
iitTss; gssf hams shady Within the ranss
Ssys1sSs hssIS ss %
S6oSds5s lbs OF d Seliss al .ssss
selling n, XIX rse r% RSs ss ws Sis
Large sa9s and settlements for The fsSssc"
Ss4s1 s and 1%s1y q sa iss
prizes SH,e about out
E l ifrSss az Win l9s range Of &C. &C. Tor
% ESs ss been moderate and the
lss i ses s nSss n aSs
S4 ss0p a sS%pd n Ssv 60 SSSSs
s.,s. Fsn s9S T. Ss%s"s ,.s IT,
yusazEsSsins, aferioT to common sle, ssHc; Sr to
sss SsSS lid lids sd saS's
Sa S sof Dutch s
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
Execution Rt Peorin.

Peoria, ILL.,. February 7.-IIrnry
McNuliy. convicted of mur,eriu:.
his wife, at Chillicolhr, ILL.,, Scptem.
Der I'D last, was. hung here to-day, in
the prcscmcc of about 100 people.
The newspapers had notified their
subscribers in the country that the,
might as well remain ut home, ouli
those authorized by law being per.
mittc,l to enter the Jail. NUtwith.
standing this injunction, at 10 o'rl0ck
in the morning q crowd, which had
Increased to 6O0 persons at ! O'clock.
comgrcgated in front Of the Jail and
stared v~acantly ut the windows.
They were very well behaved, and
the squad OF policemen detailed to
pcrscrve order were not required ~
perform any active service. Within
The Jail, ut ! o'clock. were about fifty
person, the witnesses ~ the case,
the jurors, and n dozen reporters.
The bolt was withdrawn from the
trap door at ] 30 "'cl"ck, aud McNul-
~ fell tive feet. There was a crack-
ing noise, aud il was subsequently, as
ccrtnfned that his neck was broken at
once. Life was said To he extinct in
Ten minutes hui tile body was allowed
to hang twenty minutes longer. 1t
was thcu cut down and buried in the
Catholic Cemetery, at the expense Of
the county.
There was no apparent interest be.
,yond an occasionni expression of sym.
pathy or condemnation felt i'm The
event by the P%corians. Public SEN
WAS decidedly in fnvor Of car
ou,.tl,e sentence OF the law, but
McNuliy's protestatiois %ofihnoce. GO
within tho grasp Of death htyo
4 slight change.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
eovsxr

she Aaaciiy saia,
ase ) ~ - lfs~t<cs head A.
sT5Nkyss Noskisg ~ me IN cseastcWs
IN delight Will compare
lsrankiy declare.
with q deltcste little Airtatten
..Hr ~ lirAa sf,A~ moon.
On an evening in Saue,
MAaaiag the hrsaaA fits r"scss
On delicious Il is.
VITA my hand In his,
Mhsk ! iist ~ HE story aiscies-s.
'.1A<n I drtnk In his stsa..
AAAts dark aashiaH eyes.
Y.ike The stars Ia the midatght arr s,tssea.
fnes
And the ,.,rs al, above.
seem. too, making love.
White to his rash ysw. I am Listening.
vat sisck. I must own,
ny hssata3s sioa%.
Sstlo love Min Is ~ otte- aurstipn,
Tne tts,ught niak-s ne smile.
Though !, never. thsShiir.
ehsii trouble my daily digcssten.
IN IL cruel. they say,
But what woman. I pray, q
Q gla her msspent lef inHcr docs not wcihl M
IT would be stupid at best,
II mast te ccufrsscl,
For Aeee twinIes OF conscience 10 Yield &;
They rsn up their cyrs,
tn sanity sapri>-.
Aud tell me. He'll never survive Il,
II Will Kill him. Eui then,
am SUR that most men
Could not only ~~uiurc, bn, ou,iirc It.
''Thcn allow me-. lpray.
In my ON n harmless Nay,
To ,ndulgc In this one r~crsatton:
For l frankly d~cctarc.
can never forhrar.
With = ehancr, y delightful! Irritation"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
Destructive Fire at BrookfisId.

Brook field. Linn county. was visited
bv = very destructive fire Sunday
night, February I'd. The fire is be-
licvcd 10 have been the work of an
indcccndiary, ::nnd Mrs. NJ, Cartn:y.
n miIlincr oil that place. has been
placed under arrest upon the charge
of being the guilty purity. Mrs. Me-
Cartmey aud her husband had sepa-
rated. and in a suit for the prop
erty tho woman had lost. The ru-
NOR L.. that she determined that rs
she could not have the property that
he should not, and Il ell it. The con-
migration spread. and in n very short
time destroyed the dry goods stores
"f l.. L. Ross. DenycS 4 Could. aud
the grocery Store OF Keenan, & Bro.
aud the millinery store of Mrs. Nc
Carlacv. Ross loss is $500: inSur-
Ell. Dcnvcs Il Gould's loss 81, 0OO:' IL
snrcd. Keenan, Il Bros loss is 3d.
600: insured for 81 900. John Mozart
licv. the former husband Of TIE allrg-
ed inccndiary. loses 5000. An exam
inati"m Of the woman was set for
Monday last. but ut this writing the
result has not been learned.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19

STATE s MISSOURI, d..
LAEAYE1TEJ COUNTY, }
In the Circuit to,,rt at saii COUNTY. In vacation,
JauuLrH eth. 1873.
Turner Williamson
Martha V CAM, AMI john B.Iam,,,, her l,usl,a.d Il.
anil ti'arlrs ID. Norris. Trustee Of the SAID
Martha v. Camp
ITO tn" said CHARLES Il NORRIS, THrS-
lIEE rs ainrslil: l"u sr.. hereby n,i,iir.i
i,,al SAID piaintin has ia,is day conirnrnrrd
court by petition. alleging that .Jnn. T.. R,Ian,i
Is trustee for Mary T.. smith, said Mary T.
smith and her husband Ferdinand smith h: f,t".
fore conveyed {, YOU u trustee tor the sole anil
separate u. :ii:,l ~ nett 'f sii'i Martha V. Ci,up
the following. described real rstaic, situate il,
LAFAYETTE county. Missouri, To wit: The north.
seventeen 10. in township iurty-ninr (eD' nj
range twenty Eight tsS); also In. northeast ,,,,ar.
trrot IN. northeast quarter ol section c~ig.i:rrn
(ls), in fnwn-liip trrty-nine (fD, Of rang,
~ enty-eisht. tssl; also forty a.rrs takun OH ri
the nnrih rnl of III" east half of lin. uo,th,r..t
quarter OF s.ciion -istcrn tGJ in tow nsirip forty.
nine (t?) of range twrnty--ight (.S) also on,
:in'i a half acres "il oil I'll. north emil III the .outn-
r.i.t. quarter of The northwest quarter of -ail
section s,At,en (idl, IN township fort -nine (Iy,
ni range twrui!r,siit t.S). said Lands CONTAINING
in ih,. :s.;srra;iie =! Il- lno acres.
That the said Mart!a V. GIMP together with
her husband executed and delivered
10 tlr said Turner Williamson her prnmi.,ory
mol. fsr the sim Uf oar hundred aud seventh
dollars viii, Interest ut the rate at ten per rcur,
sh"t sASh Feh'' - htt'N ia Ss6l ItIt HtIaltlN
with interest thereon are due and owing n,
piainlin. I"
And the prayer Of saIi petition is that iu,l -m,
may he rendered against SAIL 4. f.u,l,Iit N,rrh,
v. Camp anil her aid separate estate, ami lin,
the court VIII direct That said real estate, orr 50
mich Thereof IL may he necessary, To lr SOLD ,n
satisfy tie ifiiittilt due IN said nDtr with intrr,si
and costs And yIa are further notifi d iIr,t nm.
less you APPEAR AT the neat April term al sid
To he i."''i' u at the courthouse, II, I'm. eli
III Lexington Oh The eth I.y ut April ur>t AM,
an or before tit, -iNlh day thereof, il thr Term
shan 50 iosis continue, and If ~. then h,..nrc IN, |
eiu ~ ~. Term. AMI answer said ~iyi::io., tf: |
siii.- " Ill 70" t:.rrI IL c,EIrs-,L.
!Ana u i,idr;.t' md"T,,i linii II copy hereof h. t,
In fhs l., xingtnn In .Iligrnc.T. a v,rE:yi
ne" s..iprr printed in'sail county ~ :,~taycttr. Tor |
l,fir ''erA" s'icsrs>irriy, t!"' last insertion to he |
a; ieas; '"h' week, hrlprr the commencement or
ihc next term of :!I,s cturt.
y true copy. AStt,i. |
frl5-5t By T. n,SIrr ~ G
J. 5 blackwell, attorney for plaintiff,
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, Death OF Gov. John w. Gerry.

HARRISBURG. Pa, February s.
Ex-Governor Gcary returned here
from New York last cvcnin" in APP
p%earentlv good health. About 9
O'Clock this morning. while break
fasting with his family. and was in
the act of hclpin" his little son, his
head suddcmlys.fcll back. Before his
wife could get to his side, and before
medical aid could be summoned, he
dead. IL is. supposed that heart
disease or apoplrNy was the cause.
The citizens are greatly excited, and
much sorrow il expressed.
Gov. Gcary WIS fifty years old and
has been in public life Tor quarter
Of II century. lie was through the
Mexican war: was the first Aicalde OF
San Francisco. and was Governor OF
Kansas in 1876. lie served through
the late war with distinction. and
has hcld the office of Governor of
PENNSYLVANIA from 1866 TO 1872.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
The Veto Power.
Relief OF Thos. Il. wallace, Of Lex.
ington.

WASiIISGTOS, Ecb.7.-W hen on the
9Th ofJunc last President t~irsntvctoc,i
the bill nppropriatIny $lI.2j0 for tit
relief Of Thomas Is. Wallace. "f Ley
lugton. Mo-, the message was referred
to the Scnate Committee on claims.
To-day Senator Howe, its chairman.
made Il report from that committee
etronSlv in opposition To the veto.
The r"p"rf Il Y that the objections OF
the President are not based upon
the ground that the act is unconstitu-
IloiIni or incOnsidera.clv passed, and
t""t ncit',er IF these objections could
well he urged against it. The coI-ti-
tutional authority OF Congress to
provide for the payment vi private
claims cannot well be denied. and the
ccount in question was paid after
careful consideration. Some States
men andjurists have maintained that
n proper Use Of the veto power was
limited TO cases of unconstitutional
aud rash legislation. but the text of
the Constitution, US we'll as the usage
ottIic government, sanctions Il broad
rr use- oft hr power. There can be 10
doubt but that the President may in
,rrpoec lis veto To the passage OF any
hill, however constitutional. and
however mature,v it may be comsid-
cred by the Legislature, amt there
can be no doubt that when he docs
interposc his veto it can only be over
come by o concurrence Of twO-tlirdls
ar each nUusc OF Congress. Thus in
our governmental system the negative
of the President cotritcracts the vote
cfono sixth, of each house of Con-
gross. With the assent of the Pres
Idcnt a majority of each house can
enact laws, but against his dissent
two thirds are required. Since,
therefore tho Executive veto para
lyzes so large q portion of legislation.
il would seem that it ought not To be-
interpOsed except upon substantial
aud well considered grounds, and il
wsuld seem quite evident that if the
Executive assumes the task. with the
help of his Cabinet, of reconsidcriny
the t.x pesiicncy of all laws whicI,
Congress maturcd with the aid al all
Of lie committees and its members,
while he may sometimes make mis-.
akcs. ~ conclusion the committee
enter into u statement to show that
Nc claim ever was or ever raj he pre-
ferred against the Government rest
ing up'm more iinpregnnble grounds
than the claim preferred IN tli. bill.
and they therefore recommend its
passage, tho objection at the Prcsi-
dent TO the contrary notwiil'stand-
ing.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
Illegal County Railroa. Bonds.

JEFFERSON CITY, February 7ih.--
In the Supreme Court this murnrm"
the case of the State W. Galloway
county came up OIL Il motion for Il re-
hearing filed al the last July term.
The motion for a %rchcaring was over
ruled, but the Judgment of the court.
OIL the opinion OF j. II. SiIaplcigli,
special judge in the trial of the cas-.
was allowed To stand; the Sain,.
decision was made it, the ease Of the
State ". Salin" county. The 4mrs-
ton involved Is that the bonds of the
counties named were illegally
issued to the Louisiana antt
Missouri River Railroad, but the de-
cisiOn does not 90 to the liability OF
the counties for the payment by the
counties to innocent holders OF the
bonds.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
ORDER OF. punIucarros.

" w
SfagE on MissOGkbat.sy
LatASsrrx CepNrvs as
In the Circuit Court Of said county, perrmhes
Term, tsss-ifth day, Decsanksr ish, tssad i
John IL. iohueitncr and Lcwn rcster
Henry LrRs. $50.
i notified that saii plaintiff has coinm1nctsl =
.a,t against yva In sitd eusrt w ,thtttG,n, tNc
object uat general nature b fwhlch y to oiANtn =
Judgment against y0u for the sun, Ut Two hitairesl
ant ai,r,y .,Sio doilarr and ns@ ,!.snIc ssii i,n tmn
said sum a1ainst d rrs,nu building ~ by 10 fttt,
mt room Ut said butltimg 10 itst s'laar,, ? stories
high, with side Wyaiilcr b''srt,J aht shtn-is
nsof. NAE rarrt is%y 10 tr.i. mr. STORY h.yt. al,
north If the two story rsp.,M, WIN a purr:h on
east slle intu Which n lppr "Opens. trnin each nj
said tu,,as an the rs,st side OF -aid bnlldin-, and
thu Land whtlsUn the saMe stands 10 1i,e extent
of oar mere and q .scrtl..si as follows. to-wits
Of section u, In towushli - 81 rahgr II, CUT.
tsinfnI 20 acres, situated IN Lafayette County,
Missouri.
And yu, mr. further ,,otid~b. that malrss ynu
appear at thu neSt term af said c,,Ht. h. bv
holden ut the cahrt house tn the city ar t.rNIny.
ton, ON the .t, 'ia! Of !ipri, next, aud ou ar h.
fare thu sixth day thereof, ir thu term shall ~
long continue, and IL not then before thu end at
the term, and answer said ~l~titinn the .ame " III
bc Taken q. rnufrsstsl.
Aud II II further orlrr,sl that = rupy hereof n,
iubtishrsi IN the Lexington Weekly int,iligrncrr,
4 new >palrr printed In said county uf LAFAYETTE,
t.l fuuT weeks successfully, the last Insertion IL
hc II least t'ur weeks betnr. the cumnlenceniei,
81 tip nc>tstrrln or this ceur, ~
Alrtir COPY, ait.>..sa.
IL r.. fARKspAI.E. clerk.
tanlaia B!C, H. nt. -. G..
Tut 4 Haynes, attorneys Tor plaintiff.