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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-30
MARINE.
ARRIVED.

Schr J B Vandusen, Corson, Rock
port, Harriss & Howell; with ice to J
E Lippitt & Co.
ScI,r Ada, Roberts, Fairfield, De
Rosset & Co.
Schr Emblem, Roberts, Fairfield,
DeRo sset & Co.
Schr Florence, Hill, Fairfield, De
Rosset & Co.
Schr Lewis Edwards, Miller, New
York, Master
Schr Attic Garwood, Young, Rock
port, G G Barker & Co.
Schr Ray, Dennis, Jacksonville,
EDWARDS & Hail.
Schr Sunny South, Derrickson, New
York, Williams & Murchison.
Schr Timothy Field, Leland, Bos-
ton, Harriss & Howell.
Schr Mary Augusta, Holt, Boston,
o G Parsley & Co.
Schr Adrian, Hunt, Rockland, G. G.
Barker & Co.
May 27-Sunny South, Derrickson,
New York, Williams & Murchison.
Schr H Means, Dyer, Portla I'd, J H
Chedbourn & Co., with 29G bales hay.
Schr John Somes, Heath, Rockport,
G G Barker & Co; with ice to J E
Lippitt & Co.
CLEARED.
Brig Clara Louise, Henrahan,
G G. Barker & Co.
Br Brig Joshua King, Smith, Cork
for Orders, Williams & Murchison.
Schr Ida Bella, Fisher, New York,
Williams & MurchisOn.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New
York, Barry Bros.
German Barque Shanghai, Naus-
chutz, Cronstadt, Williams & Muir
Gibson.
German Barque Frederick Scala,
Waack, Riga, Williams Il Murchison
Norwegian Barque Mimi, Rouning,
Antwerp, Sprunt Il HinsOn.
May Craftsmanship Pioneer, Wake
ly, Philadelphia, Worth & Worth.
Brig Marifosa, Milton, South Amer
lea, Northrop &, Cumming.
May 27-Br Brig Winogene, Lof-
wing, Master, Bremen, SprInt Il Hin
son; cargo by Willard Bros.
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EXPOIf1S.

New York-Schr Ida Bella. 800
bhls rosin, % bales cotton.
New York-Steamship Benefactor
532 bbls crude turpentine, 2,S15 do
rosin, 80 do tar, POI casks spirits tur-
pentine, COG bushels peanuts, 3 bales
cotton, 20 do sheeting.
PHIALADELAHIA-S Steamship Pioneer,
247 bales cotton. 1Si casks spirits tur-
y milne, 2,OS1 bbls rosin, $50 bbls
crude turpentine, 81 bbls. tar. 6S4
bushels peanuts, II bales yarn, boxes
mdse. 5 bales rags, 81 empty ale kegs,
$3.50 shingles.
Cork for Orders-Br Brig Joshua
King-1,777 casks spirits turpentine,
521 hbls rosin.
Manzanilla-Bri Clara Louise
157 ,964 feet lumber.
Cronstradt, Prussia--Ger Barque
Shanghai ,9O2 bbls rosin.
Riga, Prussia-German Barque
Frederick Scalla-4, Oh bbls rosin
Antwerp, acknowledgements
Barqu.. Mimi is, 72S bbls rosin.
South America Marifosa, $780,
G9l feet lumber, 50 bbls. tar, 30 bbls
pitch, 5casks spirits turpentine, bbls.
rOsin.
Bremen-Br Brig Winogene-3,G $50
bbls rOsin.
List Of Vessels in the Port Of vii.
mingtOn, y. G.. Way -, 1873.
briggs
Sophia Gorbitz, Gorbitz, dis,
WILLARD Pros
Geanette, Englishman, dis,
G G Barker &, Co
Die Pieue, Tesnow, dis, Z Peschau
Nor Prosperite, Barosen, dis,
Heide Bros
German Victoria, Schulz, dis,
II Blossom & Evans
BARQUES.
Courier, CLANS, dis, i Peschau
Nor Bravo, Christopherser, dis,
Heide Bros
(German) Theodore Voss, Dolla, ldg,
Europe, Willard Bros
Nor Acolls, Kragh, dis, Heide Bros
German Maria Adeloide, Pocutis, ldg,
Europe, Williams & Murchison
German Intracht, Musweik, ldg,
Europe, J Anderson & Co
German Mynheer, Antwerp, dis,
DeRosset & Co
German Miner, Bosa, dis,
Willard Bros
Br Ella Moore, Neve, dis,
Williams & MurchisOn
SCHOONERS.
Sunny South, Derrickson, dis,
Williams & Murchison
Schr H Means, Dyer, dis,
J III Chadbourn & Co
Sunny South, Derrickson, dis,
Williams & Murchison
| STOCK IN YARD AND AFLOAT.
Statement of the Stock Of Cotton and
| Naval Stores, in yard and afioat,
as taken yesterday, May Goth, by the
Secretary of the Chamber of Com
| merce and Produce Exchange and
L 1 e. l. L L - l. L..
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RECEIPTS.
The following is a Statement of the
Receipts of Cotton and Naval Stores,
at the Port of Wilmington, N. c..
for the week ending May %, 1873:
Cotton, bales. $40
Crude Turpentine, bbls ... 1893
Spirits Turpentine, casks. $780,. 1867
Rosin, bbls ID, O36
Tar, bbls.. ....-.... 1,264
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EXPORTS.

EXPORTS.
The following is Statement of the
Exports, both Coastwise and For
eign, for Cotton and Naval Stores,
ct the Port of Wilmington, N. c., for
the week ending May 26, 1873:
Cotton. bales. ............... 800
Crude Turpentine, bbls. $50
Spirits Turpentine, casks $50. 1855
Rosin, bbls. 10, 43S
Tar, bble, ............ ,007
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WICK &MEBANE,
Cotton Factors.
AND
General Commission Merchants,

~ Liberal Advances made.
HS-Consignnents OF Cotton, Naval Stores,
and Country Produce, and orders for the pur-
chase OF same solicited.
81 Bagging and Ties On hand for sale.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-30

As both the new Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor of Connecticut were
graduated at Yale, the former in 184O,
the latterin 1852, its entire corporation
IS Eow mIo ed of alumni, an unusual
circums.a Fourteen of the classes
of the forfy-one years ending with
la60 a-e repreaented.
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THE BURNING or COLUMBIA.

An srnintenusOuai Confession by
one og Si.crnnan,s Est:snnuers.',
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-30
RATES OF FREIGHT.

Per Sailing
! Vessel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-30

To al Operators on the C. &. II. W:
You will please accept nay thanks for
your kind letter of q recent date, the
contents of which I need not say were
fully appreciated /; and now, in bidding
you farewell, permit me to express the
same kind wish for your future wei
fare. May success crown every lauda-
bic effort of yonr life, is the wish OF
your frie nd, III. G.. ONDERDONK.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-30
Bacon, Pork and Spirit
Casks.

1EA BuEFS ID. 3. SIDES.
IKE 100 Boxes Smoked Slies.
100 Barrels Pork.
LOCO New Spirit Casks,
200 Second Hand Spirit Casks
For sale by f. W. KsRCHNEfhn--5ss
may %
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-30

Statement of the Stock Of Cotton and
Naval Stores, in yard and afloat,
as taken yesterday, May Goth, by the
Secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce and Produce Exchange and
comnilad from the books of the same
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-30

On your retiring from the Receiver
ship of the Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Railroad Company, we, who
are Telegraph Operators, desire to
tender you our thanks for the many
courtesies received at your hands while
holding such position. Our >inter-
course with you ha, been of an exceed
ingly pleasant nature, and now the tie
is severely we wish you much happi-
ness and prosperity.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18
Grange appointment.

Lewis Neale, Dover post Office, has
been appointed special deputy for
Lafayette county, and has received
blank forms aud Instructions from
The secretary, of the National Grange,
but has not as yet received his COM
mission from the State Grange. lie
expects. .his papers daily, and will as
soon as he is duly authorized and
qualified fol. the work, attend to the
applications already made to him, i'll
the order in which they were re-
ceived.
We congratulate the grangemcn and
those who propose to become gran-
ger men, on the appointment of Mr..
Neale. He is all old citizen, well
known throughout the county for in
,cgrity and genial manners His ma
terial interests are all bound up III
the soil, and we feel assured that he
will work zealously aad faithfully
for the advancement of an orgapiza-
ton which he believes to be for the
common good of the SONS of toll.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18
SUCCESS BASED UPON MERIT.

II is subject ofgeneral remark, among boil,
Wnnies:iic AMI retail druggists. that no netii cine
IN lhsroa;tced To the american public has ever gain
ea such Popularity and met with So lar a sale
Ill I'll parts ofhe land, in the same length of time
rs Dr. plercss Golden Medical Discovery This
cannot depend upon its having been more largely
atertisea M ,t 'han any other medicine, rs such is
nor the cise; lhe correct eN pianatiOn We think
Is found IN the fact that this medicine protlurrS
lne most Wonueriul and perfect cures of very bad
cases ni bronchIal, throat and lung diseases is
nndoab;ediy the most perfect and efficient ren,e-
ny inf al KINDS OF coughs that has ever been in
trod,lced to the public, and at the same time
possesses the greatest of bluod-purifSiuy and
sirehgIicninS properties that medical science hns
been able 10 produce, thus rendering it u sovereign
remedy not only in the cure of Consnmntion'
hfomch,is, ~, u4arseness and Coughs, but also for
~ diseases OF the liver and blood, as scrofUlnns
diseases, bi9tches, rough skin, pi,nplcs. biack
slechs anu aiscoloratiOns 1t has therefore a widr
range OF application and usefulness. and If moi
only gives the most perfect satisfaction TO nil who
use IL, bht iir exceeds the expectations of ,hp
m"Si mo- sanSnns thus elis:.ins the lou,lcst prise,
anu makinS permanent living a,lvcr;isin.. m,.i;
uius OF aii VINO use il. For these reasons il i
ihai mere 's notperiaIs druggist in all the vas;
uoiaaih Of tEis Continent who tries to please his
customers and supply their wants, that doe no;
bic medicine. liz rin
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18
Kentucky Items.
tr,om ,be rrankfort Yeomau.j

ffrom the Frankfort Yeoman.l
The Louisville Ledger has SECURED
nm artist whose genius may some day
rival that of the famous but menda-
cious Mast. His daily evening pict-
ure, we understand, is becoming the
talk Of the town. Some Of them cer-
tainly are decided hits, even at this
Distance from the home of their ap-
piication. Besides, it is something
new in daily journalism.
WoNpERrub MULE.-The 1Iar-
rodsburg People has IN account of n
singularly spotted mule colt, owned
by w. w. Webb, of Boyle county.
This phenomenon was foaled this
spring aud is about five weeks old. II
is covered with remarkable regularity
by white aud black spots, from the
tip of its nose to tile extremity of the
body. On one side, in plain figures.
is, as we are informed the number
ITO, and OH the other side the number
Sill.
1t may not be generally known that
tile nitro-glyccrine manufacture by
Mowbray IL Co., has been discontiu-
ued at Maysvillc. The profits Of the
manufacture, it appears, are cnor-
nous, viz: 8 cents per pound, cost Of
manufacture; selling price 81 90 per
pound. Mowbray, it IS said, hos gone
Oh-but no one knows wh;lher-toI
establish somewhere else his danger
GUS manufacture of "tEc 5eu Penfe,.
explosive" lie manufactures for
railroad builders who have great
deal of heavy blasting TO do
for the Chesapeake and
Ohio Company.
According to the Paris True Ken
uckian, the latest curiosity in Bour-
bon county is n young alligator,
about twenty inches in length, that
was caught out of the waters of
Stoner, near Paris, one day last week.
How this dIminutive member OF the
saurian family got into the waters
out there is a mystery. 1t is certain
ly the first that has been seen in any
of the streams in that section.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18
Hurning Of tho Stoarrcr Mary
). NsopcnaId.

Tho steamer Mary Mcdonald, Geo.
Keith. master, Of tho Peoples Line,
was burned at Gilliam's Landing,
about nino laiies below Wavcrly,
No., on Thursday evening, June 1ath.
1873, at 3 IL o'clock. The fire made
its appearance In the extreme
stern end of tho hold. The
iirst knowledge Of tho fire was
she smoke and fame, at almost the
same time, issuing from the after
hatch. The engineer turned steam
Into the hold Immediately, but 10 no
effect. Tho boat had landed at Gill
lism's warehouse to take on some
,obacco; dropped down from there
some fifty or sixty yards to take on
wood aud some cattle and hogs. In
taking on the wood tho. fire was dis
covered. Nothing was saved except
the baggage OF the passengers and
crew, few bundles Of buffalo robes,
and about forty hogs. Tho boat
saved her safe and papers. The boat
burned to the waters edge; the hull
then sunk.
The Mcdonald was built in 1866,
at cost of 500, 600. At the time of
burning she was valued at @2l 900.
The owners had insurance Of $l4 600,
mostly in Wheeling aud Pittsburg
Offices. The Lafayette Insurance Co.,
of Lexington, No., had insurance on
cargo as follows: A. v. Robinson
a. Co., S2,4oo; Il. Hale & Bro, S4O5;
L. w. Wernwag, $2,456; j. d. Har-
wood, $500; u. III. Gillian, $3.50.
Total, $6,al1.
Her cargo consisted of hemp,
wheat, corn, hogs, cattle. lumber and
tobacco. The fire is supposed to be
iheact of an incendiary.
We arc assured thssthc loss of the
Mcdonald will not seriously impair
the efficiency of the Peoples Line.
Captain Keith is an experienced
riverman, and such trifles do not dis
may him. .IIc will be out i'll few |
days with an equally good or better
boat, under the same old flag, ''free
trade aud farmers rights"
We regret to learn that Flave c. !!
Niyion and Mr.. Jacobs, of Doycr,
Lnd several hundred dollars worth of
lumber OH the ill-fated Mcdonald, Oh
which there was 10 insurance.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18

r 5s -
election. on that ,lay went to the court house to
vote betwccn ten anil eleven 0 ,clock, when sos
there there was crowd standing nrpunfst 9tOycss
VIA thefc, and shook handle with hirnt tnen mn,
tot him that eaet party ought to naye ILL.,. ss.e
sataons u was n0m the court npGse " " psssSe
Wnefc We wcht IN 70 take u.as rs.s IN
os 70 = n e An ftn ta court
house on purpose 10 take drink Groves told me
he Was SIRE that he was on the winning stdcl
while uo,were talking I'D. Turner came up iau,
rel stteet With bundle Of papers, and NC WAtke.i
up Laurel street, yroves hnd myself nAu 70 Walk
Il half i block, where he had 20 get urtnk.
Turner asfractc,i his attention, AMI ne said Y
that sn OF i,-h don't recall certslh stiIeiiepts
viii KIN him, there was eonsiueraD,e stlron
that tlayl Il drawet the liquor mysett. anu 4
di,ln,t pay Tor ~ Wa. mol STRONG usfnkert anu
Mr. Dunkle always allowed me 70 take y uftnk !
both on tho street that day saw Mr. Iurher
vAin4 TO his meals every day. can't say saw
him that ,iayy saw Groyes frequently; l saw
Turner mor' on the street than uid GfoNysi
mn, MATTHEW'S.
,u H., ,,,r,. I,e.yo,,s cop,,v, live, In
i've IN .s noxcrs .ss ~ seu ..,,,at,,t uvt i,,. III ~
l.. ossr ss s,s,,o, sps ,ts "rner, mimnt NJ ~ nl
ss,sa;n,,sI Min n,,c ns Will, tbc other, wns Il"
LcSiagton he,Iir the siestiom, IN Nosel,osr @ as;
naa M , an, iif,cnttv ~ ,sgs pnT sS.
e e ." 's as m'. =, ,hn ~ " fbnt t,me e
Seu = w vs. ,a, ~. .v a ss'sss nist,st ~ IS,,n
oSxss oW ~. lr my i ia .a ~
apSnt aae sia. meaendiann tUo,ectea to-op'ee''oh
ss,statheu,N,sSAcepuons taheh. -,
Qass. nat eNpr,Sss!1n 10 Of iii-wiil or intention
on pum.sa, a 's fmfansss ahS,
~ lnat Sonfersauons loplectea t-oVecuuh
ashtneti1,,sScsItI ,,.sI a,, To ,.. "A, ., A..
tA,es. W hat declarations, II any, dtd inc de,
ceased make In that conversation lObtected
to-objection sustaine'i-no exceptions.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18
Answers to Questions.

The subjoincd article from the
"Rural World" we publish by le-
quest. 1t contains valuable informa-
ton for persons who contemplate the
organization of oranges.
The many questions referred to me,
mako il impossible for me to answ er
them all separately, and privately.
slch rs will admit OF it through the
Rural World, which all Patrons
ought to read.
When does the financial existence
OF subordinate oranges commence Z
Answer: The financial existence of
subordinate oranges shall date from
the first day of january, first day of
April, first day of July and first day
OF October, subsequent to tie day of
their organization, from which date
their first quarter shall commence.
The date of organization is the date
of the dcputy's report who organizes
the grange. This alone must deter
mine this poiut. The date of diSpcn-
sation or of receiving unwritten
work. has nothing TO do with it.
How long do the officers of new
grange hold their offices Answer:
Until the ensuing annual election.
When does The annual election take
place? Answer: 1t is fixed by our
State Grange, and will he announced
in due time.
Can merchants, lawyers, doctors,
etc, ETC., become mcmbcrs ofgranges?
Answer: Not unless they are farmers
as well and according to our consti-
tuition, their farming interest must
predominatc financially. Even then
they must have q unanimous vote of
the members, save two. Better be
careful on this point, and admit none
but farmers-strictly farmers. We
have already enough of others net
strictly identified with us. We can
not be too careful on this point.
Arc all farmers to he admitted RI
Answer: Not necessarily. But there
should be good reasons for reject ing
a farmer. His character and standing
among his nclghbors should at least
be fair for truth and veracity his
moral character should be good; he
should not be in anywise connected |
with, or be i'll sympathy with monop-
olics of any kind; nor should he be
known aspiring politician. Better
keep all such out Of our order.
While we have no antagon;sm with
any legitimate calling, avocation or
profession, it has come to be all abso-
lutte necessity that VIC look to our
own peculiar interest as farmers, and
to do this properly, we must have no
cntanSiing alliances with other inter-
ests until our own interests are first
our rights properly rec
ogniZed and secured, aud our true
Importance, rs the basis of the pros
oerity of all other classcs-eyen of
heir very existence in civilized
orm of societv-is everywhere ac-
When this is done, our
'Xlstence as an association will per-
laps be no longer needed; or, we
nay throw wide our gates and invite
III who will to enter unimpeded.
Il. II. ALLEN,
Master of State Grange of Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18
SHEHiEF'S SALE UNDER DEED
OF TKgST

" "HEREAS, EMANUEL Easter, and Rebecc,
of trust dated the ii day of August a ~ is'1
anu iecoiHir'i In the Recorders oilIee within nn
ior the county of Lafayette and STATE of Missoir,
b.r sii, sii and .iS, ON August The iii h''ir. ~
- isIl, convey To Thomas \. Iir;ball rs trustee
re nfSwinS ar?srihei real estate AMI persona
ptop'lty, situate IN the county of Iaiayc.tp and
sia'c s, ol Missouri, to-wit: Lots numbered one
@ sn, nv" t-l, ihiss C, four tp, iive o., six tGl,
enieen "a; a; s';h. il,,, ~. nine t siNtcea lt, sew
eco, in block number siNiy-four iSes
hhhgTsd hInet ns eight ~, nine @, and len 90, in
Ton 10 the town lnow cilyj of LeS:r-ton a.
shown @ upon the plat of said addition. now on ~,
.ic IN the Recorders Office for said county of L,.
steam Touring mill, tog. thrr with epgin,.s h,ii
sts 81 aSu appurtenaners thereto belongings; ali of
which are conveyed by said d, ell of trust 10 sa;
trustee to secure 10 Wm Morrison 3 "a ,hn;u Saiu
or legal rep fesentatiyes all intieL,ene.s
incni eA.5ing, or ,ereaierio be contracted or
I,iI .aiSIfu I! D! SAN Emanuel Easter And whereos
ssid EMANUEL Easter subsequent 10 The exrcn,;n,,
Gr,irsr Sr saia decd ICED Of trust, lid execute and
promssdSr pr,rss 10 WIN Mm Morrison Co. two certain
~ rossory notes. the first for 81 900 dated Ian
ith, is.s, payable four months afle, a,, a,1,
cnn, ,,sr @ rum @nntuiity ut the rate Of ten pcr
uaeI August ind, iss2, payubir an ,hc ist
pI.ooef, ie.2, with interest fiUm maturity at thr
r,. ra,e oi lien zen per cent per anuum both oil when
ninouht IN the aggregate to S5 0s9 a. i0s. and l.
nov nov u1s and unpaid. And whereas The under
aoh ,.y snsiin ne OF lafayette coun.y, was on the,
c.mber term Of the Lafayette Circuit Court, an
po,S. oy said court trustee TO execute the
A. Tidball, who has len tho stale, S''"A'
NitpW, therefore, by virtue Of the provisions of
Court, l.. the said sheriff a. trustee sat th,. ris.
request of The legal holders of said notes, will
On Saturday. the 18Th day of, July.
A. d. 1873,
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. m. and eorv
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18
NOTICE TO BRINGE BUILDERS.

SEALEo proposals will be received up 10 l.,
buIidinS Ola Pine Truss Bride (stps,r,iriur,.
piieihS), one span of one hundred anil twenty
leet, over me east fork of the Big Sni-a-B.r
Cobb'S mill. ''o' ~
Also, FOR one bridge of same kind of materials,
81, s,|t "a, AM, uiih.hsioAs, over Cottonwood branch
Plans and specifications can be sean at IN.
county clerks Office, in the city of Lexington.
reserve the right to reject any or ali b;,is'
JOHN ID. CHAMBERS.
,..,s RICHARD CARR,
luio
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18
Correction
MAYHEM, June 16, 1873.

V1E", ouUe TO, lofo'
Editor iateuiysacer:
Sir: In your report of the pro-
ceedings OF the county court, June
term, you mentioned that that body
loaned me $3.50 out of the principal
ui tiie county school fund. This is n
mistake. / have not got $50 or anv
otaer sum out of any school fund nr
a..y other fund over which the co,,ntv
] ii any control. Correct the sta.c.
l..eui and much oblisc
Yours, truly,
~ G&o. HOLLAND.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18
r:se eecaa.uco OF ola Kcntucxy.

Complaint is made in many parts of
KeEtueky that lands have diminished
in yalnc, and various causes arc
,lssigncd for tho decrease. The census
report furnished very good reason
Tor decline In some parts Of the State,
for In TWENTY-FIVE counties tho popu-
:atiop 10 now less than it was in 1860;
yet the representatives Of q number.
sf thess. counties refused to Offer any
snc00rsss,nent TO Immigration
Goucicrs loi,rnal.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18
Public Adm;nistrat0,,s Yoti-r-

OTICE e hereby givin to all persons, cre,li-
~ tors and others, iiitcrts st.d IN the estate uf
w, IN. Mhe,siohe, deceased: that, in pursuance oi
an order dated May lg, iS13, the undersigned
public administrator of Lafayette county. Mis-
souri,, has taken charge Of said estate
. All persons indebted TO said estate will make
immediate payment. and all persons having
claims against said estate required TO exhibit
them TO ne for allowances within one year from
me di'e oi said order, or they may be preclulCI
from any benefit of such estate; aad il said claims
are NOT exhibited within two years of the ,late OF
SAID order, they will be fOrryrr barred
julS NJ. CHAPMAN. pm AJm,r
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18
SMALLW0OD & TAYLOR,
FINANCIAL AND
Real Estate AGENTS.

HANE complete abstract of the title To
Il every tract of land and town lot in I.:,.:iy-
cttr county, and can now furnish To any person
desiring IL perfect history OF his title show in:
every defect afd inct,ltihrncc, from the pat,ut,r =
down 10 The present time. Abstracts furnished
Ul'on short notice, on reasonable terms.
We are agents for the loaning of a large
;.inn,int OF money upon improved real estate
curity on five years. time.
SMALLwOOD & TAYLOR.
Lexington, Mo- June Is lS-S-iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18

The rate oftaxes, for the present
year are as follows: State, 40 cents on
the 500. County, so cents on the
$l00. Road, 20 cents OH the 800.
making 81 Is OH the hundred dollars,
being the same levy as was made
the previous year.-[Saline County
Democrat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-18
DMzNzsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

N.oatE Is hereby giSen that letters of ALL
IN min,siraticI upon Tire estate of James NJ.
Iin tmyioTi usee1sed were granted to the under
siSnsu ny The Probate court vi Lafayctte county
on the LIST da. oil Ar,li, 1873.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required To exhibit them for allowance 10 fhe
administration within one wear nIlcr the dale os
5ait letters, or they may be prcclute,i from any
nsnnnt oi such estate; and IL such claims be not
eNhibte, within two years from the intr az sai,l,
letters, they will be forever bnr,r,. '''-
may2S TlOS. ID. TAYLOR Admir-