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A scl.oo,m...er,. E.pcr,.uo..

Now, a ascl,oo!-boy is an annual
whose main object In lfe is to get
into mischief; and every scra!n which,
his fertile ingenuity suggests TO him
many possibly be the cause of .,rt,y
vexation to his master. A school.
master with large house is a man
who can never call half an hour his
own. He cannot calculate upon fin-
ishing meal or reading u newspaper
without danger "f fintcrruption. Ex-
cept in the holidays, which are not
more than enough 10 give him a
chance Of recovering his strength, he
il exposed to one inccssant series Of
troublesome Interruptions, If q boy
has pain in that vague but pcrver-~
organ, his s'insidc !" ifbc tumbles into
stream. or has dispute with one Of
Ills fcllows, or hurts himself at foot
ball, or runs into debt with q confec-
tioncr, or breaks windows, or gets
into any of the thousand aud one lit
Ito troubles for which tho schoolboy
has preternatural facility, he may
be starting series of annoynuccs
which will worry the sclioolmas cr's
lite out ofhIm. The parent will hold
him responsible for anything that
happens; and a temporary relaxation
Of watehfulness my be pun ished
with tcnfuld severity la short, the
very theory Of q schOOlmastsr's life
ia, that you catch the most cultivated
scholar and gentleman that you eau
for tho money, set him down to bo
worried by thirty or forty lads, each
of whom Is too troublesome to be
managed at home, and require him,
by perpetual vigilance, to keep them
ont of auy serious mischief,
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The Introduction, or European I'M.
stisutions In ih6is (ssyss u riirr In
tho Pail Mall Eaxctts) proceeds It
railway speed. Tile current and
coming years will see Iiiilia covered
with municipalities. This type Of
social slcveloplncnt {, which required
centuries III Earo.,e, will be accom-.
plishcd Within the space OF fittce,,
months in Indis. Lower Bengal
comnicnced tho year by trencllant
e,'actmcnt, which would l,ase COM
pcl!ed the people, smoUg other
things, 10 raise taxcs for sanitation,
which they do not wish, aud for pop
ular education, whicl, they distinct-
ly object TO. The bill was vetoed by
the Viccroy but similar one will
shortly be really for those provinces
Another act Of the currc,sf year pro-
ivtdes for ::t!te formation Of n.unici.
Epesitics ~ ths Ianjsuh; third per,
.iSrhSs sisS sSsns kfHsi of Office FOR u
lisoviaces in Central Indiu a fourth,
now before the legislature, deals with
tho Northwestern Provinces and
Oudh; q fifth hill. for the coustitu-
ZION Of municipalities In ;Burmab, is
passing through the prcliu,Inar,
stage; n sixth has been sent up to
the viceroy for sanction by the gov.
crnmcnt of Bombay. Madras, wi,icl,
com plcts tho list of Indian provinces,
has already furnished itself worry
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: Ini tho Dsbats ts--A journal oF hsgl,
standing and style-cAft0 "a light thp
first fruits ofthe ,iight-shadc growtks
indigenous TO the social caverns
into which Sue had iwormed his way.
There appeared, III Jeaiileton form,
the opening chapters OF this Mys-
teres de Paris. The effect was pro-
digous. Soon It came 10 pass thai
any one who passed by the printing
Office Of tho journal in question NJ 3
In the inor,llng might see the MARI
yelous sight Of > crowd Of noiida-
script persons, livery servants, COM
missionaries, maids OF honor, and
booksrllors' boys competing eagerly
for the damp shnets as they Issue clfrom
the press. A,story is told Of . " ATT
ing-,nai,t who was found bidding
Two fi'anos for : copy, aud WHEN
twiitcd Tor her pfodigaiits, answered
proudly, 81 I. adains tl,e AareLioness
9sss pisnSy 81 n0sey % pay for alcr
pleasures with; /" and then began To
dcplorc the enevitable duty imposed
upon her by her august mistress, of
coming, rain or shine, to get COP:
of the Debats early enough TO be lai,t
upon her table, SO as to greet her
upon her awakening. On further
questioning, however, the yfumbliug
damsel owned that sho had already
deyoured couple Of columns Of that
mornings JeuilletoM Mysteries by the
light of tho gas.jct in tho street.
Sue obtained, it is said, for the IKys.
teres'de Paris lGO, 900 francs, and thar
for the edition published in tho
Debats only. Publishers We'd with
one another ior its after publication,
and the stage contained dramatized
version for itself. In Belgium q
medal was struck In honor Of Sue,
and subscriptions came pouring Il,
so fast that in few days the cost Of
the medal was for exceeded, and the
balance was employed in the getting
up of magnificent edition of the
the "Wandering Jcw," which was
distributed gratis among the. people
With his French publisher, Sue final
ly concluded bargain by which he
was to receive a 100, 900 francs year
during fourteen consecutive years
the understanding that he would
supply matter without ceasing at the
late Of ten volumes yearl
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a. Aid collage friond. Upon INV. ar.
] s,.,y,,.r, thore NV friamd Uniformed ma
ithat Mr.. f,harias Dieksns was In
#,own ana WA 10 hold i leyee or ro.
o.ntion At his hotel stbat morning.
Ho. !, q ooina 10 II. and asked mo 10
acoompany soon him. At that time / had
tho admiration. almost boro. VIC orship,
FIR D,ck which was eommon to all
yornu mon IN this country ,immedi.
.,s,. .s,ar tho nnhtIratIon ~ MI.
s.,,ior ,vorls I thcrr fore READILY
nccc,,t.,i I'm Invitation. and ,wa were
snon ,n The nrss.ne, sof tl,a ,listin-
..5unvc,,s. Tssra. a ~ ero not,
s,,srv ,,crsons In tho room Il hen, we /,
49,, y,n,no., s;,rl,iud ~ foi..
,..,ved ( small x,ylish aeu,,enaus Z
.,,,..,u.d o,a, ,;mii ,n.n,crs NJ
D,.,.,,, uoo ,,,,,Y;,,,, front a, ,,a
a.. .,.,,. Itch ~, c,o, ala un.,..,
- ,,.rao,.n.,v uo,,e, mn and
,.,,a.aa 80. rolv., and i.ws,rv
Mrs. D'chehs wos 'ous.lhs "ton u
soi" al 'he iar'her emu OF 'ho t'om'
we were a"'y p'ese"'ea ny y" usncf'
or mas'er Oh cefc'"en'cs' ahu ai'e'
eAc'a"snns 10" "or's WIZ" ''o au-
'no' VI IGN wlcA' fc.,feo ~ s'''
p''ce ~ 'iie htt'o E"silsh'hah WIZ
was oehihd us. upon bcing intro
a"ceu INC gentleman ae1cfentia''y &C.
'''arAea ! nao tue p'easure 10 meet
you' m.' Dic"c"s' u AAr' LoVe ="
ie' .wo years .so' MT. D'h
o"' iooAeo MN s.cau''y III tue .aoe
,oi minute, anu 'neh a"swereo' III u
n. ,.. , 'o',e' no'ei was ,"eis :" my
M 1Des 'ou' p"' u'"' .ep'''u n''
.'et'o.u'o' o'ei'o'"o win eoiiu-
''on' - "Hs a. 'uii a"'' sueh . 'ea'o"
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Another dreadful warning to spu,

Another dreadful warning to snuff.
takers comes from Columbus, Ohio,
where may be seen the man whom
SNUFF sent to the pcnitentiary.a One
night, when robbing bank ,syiclded
to deprayed appetite, he took pinch,
and the fatal snceze betrayed him.
That sneeze, too, was his last, for in
the penitentiary he 10 denied snpG.
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ahe 5th dny OF February,
a n 1874.
STRAY NOTICE.

TyAKEN up by Hillary JOY, living IN Davis
and posted before the undcrsignsd Justice oi
fhe peace Of Davis township, county and state
Aforesaid, on the ed day Of November, 1873.
one stray steer, dcscribed as follows:
erop and slIt In the right, no other brands or
msrks visible, about two years old last spring:
Appraised to twenty-scven dollars and my
ean}n by james o. HoSan and Amos Ansou,
Vbo were by ms duly sworn, sccoSsiing 70 law.
10 eppraise he same. Wltness my hand, this day
~ s-'s MILTON =. PRICE,
dscS Justice Of fthsP Peace.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17

A nice question of taste: Jewel.
ler-What kind Of q chain would you
likea Young Maxwell, I, don't
know, hardly. What kind Of q chain
would you think l ought to have
that is, what style would you think
would be the most becomins for a
young man that carries groceries 10
some Of the best families in town.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
knswiaEness.

Jp0ttfeftirhtnY,,n Wrifesan Amer
tsan abroad, t'froni q residence In
Italy, wo took & steamer from Leg
horn to liverpool TO avoid the fatigue
Of the land journey. On coming Into
port at Marseiilcs we were detained
several days, the ships boat pisying
between the steamer and the shore,
the harbor being, a. usunl, crowded
with ships Of every nation aud de-
scription. On the second day aflcr
port % most miserable, .half.starycd
dog (tcrricr), one side Of whose body
was mass Of pitch, was o bscrved TO
crawl upon the compsnion-la,lde
giving a terrified look around HIN.
Much surprised at the sight Of the
wrotchcd animal, the captain ex.
claimed, Whose dog can this be p aud
the inquiry went around among the
several passengers and crew. No one
owned him, aud tho steward, follow.
ing hinisoa deck :. oxplail1sd that ks
had found the poor creatures hiside,.
sway III s6 rn,p,y mstis. Caltsi,,
N-. u kind and l,niiiane man, pro.
pvscd to sdopt him as one Of the
ships company, aud, scrting him up
on his legs, made prctcnce Of Civ.
ing him q dozen As punishment for
coming OH board rs o stowsway,
greatly TO the amusement Of the chill
dren, aud then named him Jack. a
. .ilor creased his coat and set him
ree from the pitch, making him look
more respectable; and, with good liv.
ing and kind treatment, Jack soon
recovered bis spirits and seemed, out
of gratitude, to attach himself spe.
cially to the captain. If spoken 10 IN
any other language than English, he
would remain quito uuconcerned, but
good dog good old fellow. would
make him wag his tail aud look hap.
py. Before coming into the Mersey
river, we took in our pilot. Then 8
sudden change came over Jack, who
had been most quiet and pcaceabls
traveller; he grew'quite excited, run
ming up and. down OH the bridge, an.
jumping up 10 get look over the side
40 greatWas his evident excitement
the nearer We came to Liverpool, tha
he attracted tho attention OF every
one OIL board. On reaching our dee
tination, aud while as yet the steam
er had scarcely atopped, tl,c ropes fol
mooring being only thrown ashore
Jack was observed to mount case o
oranges placed at tho side OF th'
steamer and at one bound lcaped OF
shore in a moment. Follow tina
dog cried the captain to q maj
standing on the wharf, 'and SEQ whcr,
he goes. OF set tho mRa, and afte
some time returned quite out o
breath, saying lie had been obliged t,
give over the chase, Jack having Sc
off at a quick run up one street ant
down another, evidently taking til,
nearest road home. The curious fuc
was how the dogs instinct enable,
him TO choose ont of the many ship
lying round one whose. destination
was Liverpool. How he came OF
board none of the sailors could tell
but that he was doing wrong he evi
IDENTIFY knew by hiding himself AVA!
until discovered by the steward"
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rnusrEE,s aALE.

WAEtIAs Johs VI fssAinf I'D sarah A.
AyseeS nna State OF Ais61aff, " dielr certain
sleed of irHst datet the 18th day u january, a.
y. lSt. and OF record In the keeorierss ofIlce oi
LMisyesee county. Missoarf. ID book w 10. /, On
pags eds did convey % Ne undersigned ttastel
os GLOWING described rssl esssss. staats iyini
sna .eslng q she sognfl Of AAyette. and ststi
The east half Of the northeast quarter OF secsior
number tlhisteen tlSl intprnshlp enulnher forty.
|eh1nt go sof range nannbet twenty.ninc Cs0),
[cnneAlntng eighty t6Ql AcrSs, -
n nustt sscirs Ne psyrAent oeorrsAia Eorn-
END Mhete.ss said haye long sInce hccoms
due and renain unpaid, now, therefore, In lyar'
snepne at the; power vsstetin NE ~ such trustee,
md p e.s I'm @ssassf ~ tAc legal holder Of said
wednesday, the astA day 81 march,
,s8sizes VI AssDs nla7x,sa8
II front. ot Me coart hease door, In ~ scty
Of Lsxngton, IN the county of Lar ,ettei
anat SA1ea of Missouri, betxeen ths hour,
l0r sntnes ospieok iuy the sifSnHnoor nd nv,
clock m die afternoon Of that day, Q, Il at pub
Iic vendue, % the highest bidder, Er cash. II,
said tract and p.rpel .an.i, q 60 l.ueh ,hsreo
erSmi:sSry 9s,s 4 and ipter Niia sie gusts AMI
sepss.9In GILES W. JOYNER, Trustee.
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uscu ~ n smootk bore ,Or spnericsi
projcct.lcs after being rificd. After
the gun is rifled, however, it is pro-
posed to improve the spherical pro-
jcctiles now On hand by drilling
three small holes In each, little dis.
tsnce fom tho point Of contact the
shot or shell would have with the
bore Of the gun when inserted 10 IL
for firing. The holes to he cqui-dis-
tsht from each other in the form Of Q
regular triangle. Into these holes
insert three brass Plus, each TO DO cut,
after the insertion Of such, the exact
length necessary to support the pro-
jectile up and out of contact with the
bottom ofthe bore, SO that the wind
age shall 10 equal all round. BY sup-
porting the projectile in the.ccntre Of
the bore previous to'its receiving lis
impulse from the powder, the wind.
aye all round alike, an achievemens
lis arrived at BY most simple msans
often attempted IN this country and
Europe without sscecss.
s Otter tests arc TO be made In few
days, with . view 10 obtaining an
idea Of the comparative distauce aIa
rapidly with which projcciilc can
sbs;shrow ifftoa ) rified and y smooth.
rboFVkun. g go
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MUTUAL LIFE ms. co..
OF NEW YORk.
ASSETS, s's'oSo.oS .oSo.4<
The Largest Companyfn the World.
Will Insure your Life on any Plan. Cal; for
Book of Rates AMI Plans.
E. wINS0R d SONS, Agents.

With the above line of Insurance Co!npanies
we can satisfy the .n1f cTiticil. Will writ. Poi-
icies on any class ..t properly subi-c. u insur-
ance, from the motes. dwelling OF the ifoorins
man 10 the palatial mansion of the wealthy, from
a huckster's stock u dry goods emporium,
from the store bulldog of graen grocer ~ the
granite eisi1ce OF tie rnerh ms prince, churches,
school houses. pa5iic baiidtngs. wire'r or -
barns sc. VIII Insure ta,ttyes of rhsa, no"
prAttiing inr,n=y through youth, inan'oo'' u
hoasy aSs.
Secure policy oa ynar dwelii.E .St"r house:
barn, church, sehooi house. ware'.anee, "r u
Won hay. none rf these, insure your life, b'ia:c
IL is eve,iasti ,giy too iaia. Prnrastin ition Is
tn ti,ief of tiin,'a Hivi.sg ben in The business
for twenty-five year5, W. ar fliy p ,stei "n a.
points of insIran e i.ExDarie1ce teaches 81
thinxsn We rofnn.s no errors nor biinders
tending ,n void D iic'ss- Your patronage Is So
licit-a.
OFFICE. NO. 81 VAIN STREET.
On monty known as Winsor's Corner
< NiNSOR s. SON
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1rRAY NoTiCE.-T.ken up by VIM: San

crRAY NoTiCE.-Taken up by VIM; San
- defs. living in Dover toNnsn,p, Pm IN ,a haisy
SersiSned. jnsties Of the pace OF Dover town.
SSip, county and state aforesaid, on the 25th day
oTEnvember 1919. one STRAY horse. described rs
Soiiows. to-wit: Light soirei, with white left
hind iSos, Hnecn hands high. about six years
Cd. AppFaised tp niuety dollars, by John VIII
IN and iChas. Kidd, who were by NE duly
sTor1. according TO lay, To spprsise the same.
Witness my hand. this Day and date above
vritssn. RICHARD BARLEY, y. r:
sdecl0
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sssasss S,sshassl..l 7.

-f-D - Z
Tiaiu.jis - . :,
The hrst known u Pimdlsb beck BY
tho puiiic was WHEN he made hIs an
pearsnec on astcambost p.yin9 sn
the Ohio aud Nissyssippi fivsr - {
cabtn-boy or boot-blncks With nofh-
lug but iis cunning ansi liepudence
20 commend him, hd p1sfed hfas Way
nv through the tnfermediste, grade
until he reached ths rssI'o,isiblc posi-.
iion % head steward. it was while
serving ~ this capsGltx That be
learned tho Dsnncrs and habiis OF
gentleinens which bo % sdnlirsbly
apes slice equality iscfvre the law
brought him Into intercourse with
white carpot-baggcrs. scslswsgs, and
POe-housc politicians ofl0w degree.
Tirlng oftiie cabin of I pteamboat,
Finch entered sgAmbline e-saiepn u
il,is sstty, IN the capseityss Of WAitog,
ruaneE. srrsnd-beyi asd occasionally
acted as pimp IL was In this capAci.
ty shat he acquired the smattcring 0i
politics that has served him 90 good
o purpose since. C0t,iircss tnefal NOR.
plloscd him iuto . citizen. Thara he
also became learned IN tho .ways th.t
are dark and tricks, .I,at are vain,
which have since cunblxl him In ,;~o
by his wits and cunning ins,e.d a,
honest Industry. For il Ia a we'll.
known fuct iEni Pinch IA. not sa,,,nd
u dollar by honest soil s;ncc he or.,,
mated from tho gs,n,,liuv s,,oo, ~
After graduating from tho ias,
named school, Pinch set himself IN
as . "sport," )" and 1t was undcrst cod
that he was the proprietor Of, or SO.
crctly interested in several gamlalinx
Iens into which slavcs we're roDcxI
aud beat out OF their small change.
Pinch's universal good luck occa.ion.
ally gave rise to suspicion of foul
play, when restituiion ofthe money
he had won would be demanded. Al
this was not taught in the schoo
where lie studied The profession
Pinch never acccdled 10 such do
nlauds. The coussqusuec was fro
qucnt alterations between hin,Acl
and his dupcs, which somsiiues re
suited In tho rencountcrs OF auch
serious character ~ to require til
interference Of the police. FINAL
these disturbances became Of sue
frequent occurrence that Pinch be
came spotted as o dangerous aud SUI
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NrNAL SEI-rLEMEST-Notice is hereby
Il given to all creditors anil others interest I'd
in the estate of b. q. Pert, deceased that !. the
| undersigned, Public Admin strator Of Lafayette
county, Missouri, having in charge said estate,
intends to make final settlement of said estate
at tn. JANUARY term OF the Probate court OF Li-
fayette county, to he begun and held Mt the court
house, in the city of Lexington, the fret Mon
,lay i'm january, 1874. NJ. CHAPMAN,
puI, psst,u
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The Supreme court of California
has decided that taxation of a NOR
tage on land, of the money secured
thereby, and the taxation of the land
is double taxation, and therefore tin-
constitutional.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

Whereas, Franklin Mock md Sarah Ellen
Mock his wife. by their decd of trust bearing
date the 3lst day of October, A. ID: 1850, ami
recorded in the Recorders ONCE OF Lafayette
corinty in the state of Missouri, In Deed Book l,
No. /. commencing at page 364, conveyed 20 the
the undersigned aud one Patrick w o0ds, OF cer-
fnin promissorv notes theGein described, now
mast due the following tracts und Darcels Of
land, In the county OF Lafayette, state Of Mis-
The east haifof the southeast quarter of section
nine (0); also thirty acres on the south si!e of
the southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter OF
said section nine (0) all of township forty-eghf
(ls) north of range twenty i've e25) west.
And, whereas, the snid Franklin Mock, by his
1853, and duly recorded in the kecorder's office
Of Lafayette county, state of Missouri, In DEED
Book u, No. I, nj page 305, conveyed To the un-
dersigned, all his nursery stock, consisting
mostly of apple trees) then growing or thereafter
to lie grown, On the place where he then resided,
in Iafayctt.. county, Missouri, tO-wit: The
west hal: of the southeast quarter of said section
nine fgl township u, range p. to secure to the
unders ignet the payment OF certain promissory
notes In snid deed Of trust described, now past
due; and default having been made m the pay.
ment of said notes in said several deeds of trust
ment,onsi. therefore, by virtue Of the authority
vested In me by said deeds of trust. will. ON
rhursdAy, she 5th day OF February,
A. ID. 1874,
Betveeu the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore
moon and Ave O'Clock In the afternoon of thai
ay In front of the court house door, In the city
OF Lexington. In said couaty and state, sell III
personal, herein before described. or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said sew
srsi notes with intcre,f and expenses OF sale.
tieos THOMAS II. ALLtN. Trustee.
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TNINAI. SETTLEMENT

TNINAL SETTLEMENT.
II Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the estate of John W. Will
kinsun. deceased. that we, the undersigned eX-
ccutOrs of said estate, intend to make final
settlement of said estate ut the january term of
the Probate court Of Lafayette county, to be
begun anil held nt the caurt house, in the city of
Lexington, on the flnsl Monday In Jnnuary, 1874.
JAMES u. EWING,
ANGELA WILKINSON,
Exrcufnra
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NoT1CE Is hereby given to all creditors and
IN others Interested in the estate of John
Ferree, deceased. that 1, the undersigned nd.
minisfratOr Of said estate, intend to make final
OF SAN estate u ths January term ri .he
and held at the caurt house, in the city of Lex
mgton. on the FIRST Monday in JaEnarr, 1874.
usG COLMAS SCHROEDER Administrator
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FINAL sErrLEuEar.

NOTIGE is nercfy sivez to AL creditors and
~ others interested In the estate of Hezekiah
Pollard, decd. that I, the Undersigned admin
isirator of said estate, intend to make a final
the Prosa. O. cosrt eemniv ,o be besun
and held at the court house, in the city OF Lex
ingtnn, on the first Monday in January, 1874.
noy26l HENRY 5. T.. POLLARB, Admir-
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"Wednesday the 31st day of December
A. ID. 1873,

,.-.,, n. hours of nine o. clock In the forenoon
sa Nye O'CLOCK in the afternoon of that day, In
sront OF the court house door. In the city or Lex
iagtss Lnissd Lnrcscesd 70 sell the above described
nroper d public vendas OF 90 mls6 Ssha thereof s
ss.H fo ssfisfy said note, with interest thereon,
toesfher with cost and expenses Of this trust.
Seci0 H. q. WALLACE, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17

The oditor Of the Chicago Timef
is urged 10 selihls right ia the word
.selsswhere," which has sbccn used
go frequently III that paper for ssvsr-'
ALI ears. A Louisville editor wants
20 exchange for u . half interest In
sl'e~urd Urgently" but the Timssi
man islnot disposed TO trade sys
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
TRUsTEE's SALE.

Whereas, Thompson L. Smith and Emily 3.
smith, his wife, by their certain dneh "f 'ara n
daiy recorded I IN the Recorders ofiee for Lsfay.
ette county, In the state Of Missouri, h nT%S ,,,a
Undersigned trustee the following described
real estate, situated in said county and s,at, 10
wit: Thirteen acres OF of the north cnd OF tne
southwest quarter of the northeast quarter OF sec
tion thirty five t35). in township nny-one NJ
the northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter OF
said section thlrty-nye go In the township aha ~
y~nve Aforesaid subject however to the right OF
way for q road twenty tso) feet wide over the
same from the south line Of the sail H., thr,ssn
imu the northeast and northwest quarters Of said
section @ to the north san line neSa Of sI x
ssid Thompson T.. smith to Lewis w. SMALL
wood BY deed which conveyance was ,rossn ads IN
~. in said deed described; and hereas, said
note has due and oeSns ar esa hodsr 81
snid note and according to the provisions OF said
deed OF trust, will, on
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17

A country paper says that. IN rsplys
TO quession fron, . lecture eommlt-
fec Of ahs chief ,town cf Me Asstriss
q " the subjscs - . lsstnss - ~
given u the institatiou, tke lsesusss
.ssssraphed. "a Taste q Nspsss ~
RosAs." Ths telegraph nsds ltssaA,
- Tasts ot ApDlss and 1nnsn