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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
Don Carlos In spain.

, Nobody knows exactly where the
Inevitable and ir~rcpressibic Dot Car
los has been for the last SIX months,
but where .hc Ia now SCENE ~ be a
tolerably well asccrtaihed inct. Four
DAYS ngo hc crossed tho French from
tier aud planted his royal standard
on Spanish soil-soil which has so
long becii cursed by tho denomina-
ton OF the degenerate and dcbauched
race from whence he sprang. AS
usual, Don Carlos has issued a proc
lanation to the nation whose sceptre
he proposes to grasp by fair means
or toui, and in this proclamation we
find the usual stock phrases which
usurprrs ut his caiibrc employ when
they propose attempting a gigantic
burglary. Tho help of the God OF
armies is invoked" Was there ever
II war In Christendom, no matter
what its object, that its managers did
not seek TO put 1t under the patron.
age Of that Being whose policy is
peace Oh carth aud good will tn men !
Was there ever a butchcry planned
that. the butchers did not endeav-
or TO atone for tho anticipated
Notwithstanding by claiming the
special interp0sition of the Father
OF infii,ite mercy? Yet we have no
doubt that this appeal to ''the God
OF armies" will secure Don Carlos
many dupcs who otherwise would
not have been caught liz his net /;
though 1t Is questionable whether he
will receive much and from the ccles.
tial powers. Then the gallant don
informs the world in general and his
c%ountrymcn in particular, that. list
ening to the voice OF suffering Spain
he comes TO fight for God and his
country" aud concludes with tue
cNbortatinn: 'Foluntccrs. forward
and save dying Spain" which. being
translated, Means that lie wants
Spaniards to help him overturn II
bad government SO that he can have
nn opportunity to give them 4 worse
one. Z
The question row is: Will the
Spaniartis do il? We think not.
The insurrcct on, which has spread
10 MI extent that seems TO Justify
Don Carlos in taking the risk of put
ting himself at its head, is not SO
much a movement in his favor as it is
Il movement against the existing au-
thorities. The bastard republic which
crawlcd from under the abandoned
throne OF AinadcuS has few real friends
and many determined enemies
Tie latter arc ready to do ANYTHING
and everything to accomplish the
ofthc present government,
and therefore use the club which the
cabinet furnish. But should the club
succeed i'll the work of demolition.
Don Carlos will hardly find a crown
among the ruins. lie might possibly
'rcIpy the palace in Madrid Il little
while, but could not obtain a perura-
ient lease of the royal premises and
heir belongings. If assassination did
lot do the bnsin SIS, another rrvolI-
o would-for Spain has had enough
If Bourbon rule TO last her at least A
.em"ration.
Yet the advent of Don Carlos win
his followers to renewed
,%XertionS. combine all the hostile
,'ctioms and SO, perhaps, accelerate
lie miserable doom of tho blundcrir.
administration which has promised
It" much and performed so Iittle. Cr-
css Spain can find Tor herself !, bold,
riSible, II INSCRIPTIONS miliiar.
|ictatOr, we sec nothing in store 10,
or but aIIar :hv.-rP'nubiiran.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Jesse F. Aikerson
against
Charles ". KinchIoe and Wyatt II. Stone 1t at.
Di virtue Of IN execution, Issued from tNr
II Office Of the Ger. OF the circuit court of La
iayc'tr county, Missouri. in favor Of Jesse r.
Aikerson, assignee of i:rIscDe 1ains, and against
I har;es W. kinclloc, Richard l.. kiuchloc and
Wyatt II. stone, TO me directed, and Tett,smab!e
to The August term, lsi3, of said court, 1 will, ON
Thursday, the 18th day of August,
1873,
Between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and live O'Clock in the afternoon of said
'iny, and in front Of the couri house door, in the
city OF Lexington, in Ltftyette county. during
the session of the said circuit court of said couu-
~, sell publicly, by auction, TO the higlie-,
bidder, for cash ih hand, all the right. till, in
terest claim and estate of the said Charles W.
kin.hloe, itichard l.. kInchloe and Wyatt II.
stone, defendants in said execution, IN ami 10 the
following d'scrihed real estate. situate. lying,
aud being i'll the county of Lafayette, an,l stale
of Missouri, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of section one ID, in
township forty-eiGht az, of range twent! seven
cd.
nlven under my hand, this 2lst day ofLuly,
1873. jy:j WILLIAM IOCNh, SLeriI.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
A correspondent of the st. Louis

A correspondent of the St. Louis
Globe ut Central City, Colorado,
says, ga gentleman conducted me
through atunnel 1850 feet in length,
and over 600 feet by shaft from the
surface Of the mountain above. We
carried lanterns, and found at the
great distance an engine in full oper-
alton and all the appliances and work
men required for such purposes.
This mine has already Yielded over
exceeding ten millions in value. l
have specimens Of ores from this mine
and Others"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
SHERIEF,S SALE.
William W. ShrOyer and nj.

William W. Shroyer and nj.
against
George W. Hall.
virtue of an execution, issrel from the
- Office OF the clerk of the ,Ircui, court of
lafayette coudty. Missouri, i'll favor of George
W. litil AMI against VIM. W. Shroyer. ,Jnt,n
W. Shfoyer ndJane V Sliroyer, to me uirecteI-
AMI retninabie to the August term, 1873, of said
court, 1 will, on
Thursday, the 18th dav of August.
1873.
neiwcen The hours of nlne O'Clock in the fore
noon and live O'Clock in the afternoon of said
ua!' and IN front Of the court house door, In In.
city OF Lexington, III Luial cite county, during
iir session vi The said circuit court oi s,II
county, sell publicly, by auction, to the highest
Di''iei, Tor cash In nai,i, all the right, title. in
tt est claim lni estate of the said lillian IL
Shro!er, John " Shr yer and Jane v Shroyer
defendants in said execution, in and To ,n. f,i,,
lowing describe l Ted estate, situate, living. and
being IN the county Of Lafa. cite, anu slate OF
Missouri, tU-wit:
The wet half of the southwest Quarter al
Sectioh twenty TN, in township nfty-ome
l'il, % range twenty = four lsiI; also M.
n"fih hill OF tlie east half of the norIh-
We I quarter of section twenty IsJl township
hity-ohe l'il. Of range twenty four I2iI, and th,.
Mesi nail nt lie noitneIst quarter oi the sou;n-
Hest 4uFf!tr oil section twenty l2il, townsni,
hi'y-"re i1ii, range 'wenty-Iour lz4l.
G,>en under my hand, This 81 nav of .Ju,v.
~ "M. lOtNG, Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
SHERiEF,S SALE.

hhL1kkrt rs SALEs
Robert r. Littlejohn
against
Joseph U. shelby.
ECY virtue Of II special execution, issHcl from
~ the oiiice of the clerk OF the circuit court of
Laiay cite County, Missouri, IN favor of Robert
L. l..itlcj"!ln AMI against Jo-eph .. shelby, 10
me iii ec;eri. lnil re.u,nible to The August term,
1873, OF said court, 1 will. on
Thursday, the 18th day of August,
1873,
Between thu hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and live O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day. and in front of the court house door, in the
city OF Lexington. in Lafayette county, daring
the session of the said circuit court of sail
coliafy, sell publicly, by suction, TO the highest
brt!er. for cash in hand, Il. the right, title, in-
te"e,t claim aud estate of the SAID Joseph o..
shelby, defendant in said execution. in and To
I'M. following describe raj estate, situate,
lying, anil being in the county of Lafayette, ani
Stale of Missouri, to-wit:
The southwest quarter Of the southwest quarter
o, spcIlon siNt' en- tl6I, in township furt, mine
| iJl, OF ran:c went live l2al.
t,i'cl un!cr my hand, this 22I day Of July,
le'i. WI. YOUNG, Sl.crii.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
AT least Two of tba moro ;n,no,,,,.

AT least two of the more important
educational institutions of Ohio arc
III II lnnribund condition. The trus-
tees of Miami University h2yc closed
Its doors, SO us. to be able tO1iquihate.
with the accumulation of the current
funds, debt of $4,000, and to
secure by the same means a reserve
fund for the institution and The same
course will be pursued, it is said,
with the Ohio University, at Athcns.
If shy conclusion can be deduccd from
these f:cts it must be that the older
aud o renowned institutions of
learning of the country are flourish
Ing ut the expense of the newer ones.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

Ono form OF Gaiarrh bepius with unensi-
hrsso Oh nose; tiie Rose II obstructed by the
thiekcned lining membrane and fecls ;Iry. n
desire tn pick IL. biccds n little, sores soon
start. spread AMI get deep r. crusis form on
them. ltrSe md hard to get away. matter
discharges. flesh II eaten and the bone de-
Gays. breath very offensive and fncc i,csamrs
.disfigurrd. Terrible diseased Nothing will
c'ire hut DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical bis
cosery. taken earnestly TO correct the blood
and system; locally Use DIR. Snge's Caiarrli
Kennedy, y healing specific. and To apply II
property, Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douchr. 1'ii.
Reaches oil the diseased parts. All these
sure mean, OF cure sold together for g. by
Druggists. W5.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
STRAY NOTICE.

'TAkl.N " by David Slusi er, living In DAVIS
l. township. IN Lafayette COUNTY. MissoI,i
AMI posred !eiorr the Undersigned Justice ofth.
Ielce OF Davis township. county aud state aiorr-
saii, on the iath 'tay of July, 1873, two stray
horses, described as follows: "'
Dn"a iiElt bay horse, both hind fc"t white
n;li.a ~ ,e't eye, star in forehead, sixteen hands
hiir at thr"at-latch, fourteen hands ore Incl
high, five yrirs old. No mark or brands m",,.
man described. Appraised to $50 each by John
sworn, according to law, Ia aprraisr the sane
N.tn"ss my liand, this. day and date ABBY,
written. PHIL. r.. tYI,ES.
jy.i Jus,ic. of The ie,ce
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

port In this market for Yesterday. Receipts con-
unue small, and trading on the part Of shippers
ana city Butchers dull and slow In consequence.
ihe hsaviest operators In the market were Max
Wen, Scaling and Mulhuii, umnsr packers.
hey have been operating heavily for The past
TWO or three days, buying up most NIL the offer
fngs ut the Pacific yards. Yesterday their pur-
ehnses amounted to over bs7 head, averaging
run l'3 to 2aj lbs. AZ q range from - 25dt 10,
bulk afstat ". The market closed steady.
Sales 5s7: 10 Nv l73 lbs ut o. 80, 1913 n, 2js lbs al
VI %, 2.s nv Iss ms at 81 80, a. nv 40 lbs ut sl 80,
81 nv 200 lbs ut 81 30. ~ nv 24i lbs ut u p.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
Making Life Enduraba~.

The editors of the far Western week
lies arc not deprived of all Il at makes life
endurable, as n would suppose from
the looks of their sheets. The editor
Of the Record, an Arizona paper, has
now on his table two invitations to act
as second in a duel, an invite t an Indian
hunting raid, a pair of bearskin pantaloons
presented by a hunter, a t%hree-pound
nugget of silver, a free pass on a stage
route, two lottery tickets, three Apache
a call to act as postmaster and jus
tce of the peace. and twenty-seven dol
lars worth Of faro checks.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
California;,
f~Sacramento Bee, July 7th1


we see no reason as yet 10 change
tiie "plinon expressed Il week ago, TO
the effect that the harvest nov beng
will prove nearly or quite as
great III the aggregate as thai of last
year. We have notable illustrations
OF The benefit derived by cereal ron
from irrigation. In San Joaau,n
valley, this year. Miller q Lux man
aGc,i 10 Irrigale L few hundred acres
OF their wheat lands. The result NAV
be thus stated: While surrounding
ana contiguous lands oflike quality
planted with grain only yield live or
cl@ht bushels to the acre, and in many
instances only sufficient fut II light
nay crop or poor pasturagc. the
irrigated lands will turn out from
twenty-five to forty bushels of good
grain To the acre.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
the 18th day of August.
1872
sHERIFF,S SALE.


Joseph L., Thomas
against
Willis \. Hill.
DY virtue of an execution. issued from the
Office Of the clerk nI tn. circuit court o, LIZ
f,yef'c cUunty, Missouri, in favor Of Joseph L.,
Tnomis, AMI against Willis a. Hill, to me
dire ted, and returnabie to the August term, Jsi3,
of said court, ] will, on
Thursday, August the 14th, 1873,
Between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon
of said day, and in front of The court
house door, Ia the city of Lexington, in I.afay-
cite c Iunty, during the session of the said circuit
court of said county, sell publicly; by auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the
right, title, interest claim and e.tatr of the said
Willis \. Hill, defendant in said execution, in
aud to the following described lie ! r>Iate. situ-
ute, lying and being in the couuty of Lafayette,
and State of Missouri, to-wit:
Lois live III, six tj), seven "a, in block
eighteen (Is), first addition u Ihe city Of Lex-
ingtOn.
Gwen under my hand, this 2i-t day of July,
1873. jyL3 WM. YOUNG, She"iif.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
IN ministration upon the estate OF Marion
Hatfield, deceased, were granted to the undrr-
signed by the Probate court of Lafayette county.
on the lIfh day of July, ls73.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required To exhibit them for allowance IN the
Administration within one year after date of snid
letters, or they may he prccluled from any hen.
eht OF such estate; and II such claims be moi ex-
hibited within two years from the dat. Of at,
letters, they will be forever harrp,t.
jyl8 JOHNSON MULKEY. Admi,;s,r,,,r
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

NOTICE.

a II. persons interested are hereby notified.
"a mat The Undersigned. will, on ihc I'D ,iay
of september, y. ID. lsI5, between The boiIr. nIy
O'Clock IN the forenoon AMI ; O'Clock in the uf-
.srnoon OF that day, proceed in the presence. of
Peace of Lafayette county, Stat. of Missouri. Ia
.ake Ihe dispositions of Witnesses To p-rpetuate
testimony ana TO establish the quarter s,c,irn
corner be'ween sections - and 81 Of township 10
mort! OF ranges west ofthe 9TH principal mcrid-
IAN, Ia pursuance of the statutes of the >tnf. of
jy43 CiIAS II IHrN,s
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
the 18th day OF August.
siiERIsF,s SALE.

Orlando Bradley and III.
against
ritsgr NJ. Lyons.
ID virtue of two executions, issuei from the
ID Office Of the clerk Of The circuit court Of
l. ia, cite county, Missouri, one In favor Of
vrlando BrIdl. y AMI one in favor of Orlando
bradley, DR., and against .Pitser VI. Lyons, To
M di,ecte.i, aud rctnrnnbic to the August term,
iSi3, of said court, / Will, OH
Thursday. the 18th day of August,
1873,
Bctwsen the hours of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and five O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
day, mud In front of The court house door, In the
CITY Of Lexington, In Lafayette coInty, during
The srs5iun OF tie said circuits court Of SAID
COUNTY, seil publicly, by auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash IN hand, nll the right, tile. in
ie.-st claim and estate of the said l'rsier N.
Lyons, defendant in said executions, in and to
The following described real estate, situate,
lying, and. beng In thu county of Lariy etc, and
stale Of Missouri, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of section twcnty-six
Psi, Id townrh'p ifi y 1901, of range twenty-six
Ia6l, and the southeast quarter of : c'iDn twenty
sr,rn t21l, IN same township and range.
Gifcn un,lcr my hand, this 2ai day of July,
1873. WIN. YOUNG, Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

Rev. J. n. Clancy preached here the sec
ond Sunday in this month. Health l,ettsr
than usual ut this season Of the year.-R,ver
still subsiding. leaving abundance of mud on
the shores.-'katy Dds commenced grating
ms usual the 18th of this ~month.-Fans, ic,
ind shade in demand Two marriages soon.
II nothing happens to break them Off
That's al this time,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

1t would be a relief to those who are
obliged to read a large number of papers
if the editors would give up, during the
hot season., the discussion of "rottenness
in society,"" "rottcnness in politics." and
"rottenness in the church." If there is
anything on earth that is not rotten at
this particular time, for Heavens sake let
US have it.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

The people ofIIlInois are not happy.
They insisted OH n law providing
that railroads should make no dis
in .freights. The law
was passed, and the railroad conn.,
hanies promptly complied with it by
tuss charging local rates for through
i.eisats. Somehow or other the law
Hon seem to operate right, as it will
inevitably cost tho peopie Of the state
from ten to- tweive millions per wear
more than fssights did before. and
repeal.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
SALE.

~
John Aull, administrator,
aGainst
Nicholas li.eris.
- Y virtue of n special and general execution,
- issued from The office of the clerk Of The
circuit court Of Lafayette county, Missouri, in
favor of John Auil, administrators of TIE state
of James Hays, and against Nichoiu, Hnrrir, IL
me dlrecic L., amt L mrnabi- 10 the August tom,
io.3, of saiu court, ! VIII, on
Friday, the 18th day of August,
1873,
Between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and live O'Clock in the AFTERNOON Of sail
day, and in front of tin court house door, IN the
c!iy VI Lexington, in Lafayette county, duriuy
tEt' session Of the salt circuit court OF suiu
county, sell publicly, by auction, to the higi,e,I
bidder, for cash III hand, all the right, title,
interest claim and estate of the said Nicholas
Haerie, defendant in sdii execution, in and to
the following described real e,t lie, situate,
lying, amt being IN the county Of Lufay eile, and
state of Missouri to-wit:
Lot number eisEty tive (SD and the west hall
OF lot number niEety-One t5ll, as known and
designated on the plat of tile old town uf LeNlny-
ton, being the same property heretofore com
v"! Ell 10 one Jacob Berg by Margaret h, Sm III
amt sanford +. smith and vie, by deed, dated
/ eliillury 18th, ISIS.
Given under my hand, this DIST day of July.
1873. jy-3 WM. YOUNG, sheriI'
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SlIERyFF,s SALE,

I.atlibun & Graves
against
Obe'liah ID IiuSgarl.
, rlriu" Of an execution, Issued from the
ID Office of The clerk of thu circuit court of
Lafayette county, Missouri, In fIyOr of George
5 Rsihiuu and Alexander Graves, and ngainst
Obe,tilh ID. uaggard, to me dir, cted, and re-
turiihle 10 the August term, 1873, of snii court,
l will, ON
Saturday, the 10Th day of August,
1873,
Between the hours of nile O'Clock In the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the af ernoon of said
day, and IN front of the court house ,lorr, in the
city of Lexington, i'll Lafayette county, during
the session of the SAID circuit c,urt of sail
county, sell publicly, by auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title, i'll
tciest claim and estate of the suii Obeii.h d..
Hieg,ri defendant in said execution, in nnl TO
The blowing described reti e.ta,e, situate.
lying. and b'ing in the ciunty of Lafiy ettc, and
State OF Miss prri, t,-wif:
The northwest quarter Of section fifteen isl,
in township f'rty-nine ti9l. of range twenty
live ts3l, one hundred and sixty acres.
Given under my land. t is I'D day of July,
1873. WM. DUN sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

CINcINNATI. O.. July ls. = Six
deaths from cholera reported at the
town of Carthage in AZ hours ending
to-day. All were llollanders who
recently arrived from Europe. Ply
sicians say they were caused by bad
food. No other cases there.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
Cholera in Missouri.
umpor,an. Railroad Bond Decision.

There is no question of more gen.
eral interest to the people nt the s,aic
than that II recently settled hv
Judge John +. Dillon, of the L. :.
circuit court, III the ..Iula Boud
Case" Among other points passed
upon IS Tie onc giving states ant
municipal corporations the right to
levy and collect taxes from railroads.
the same as on any other species oi
! property. On this subject he says:
"Thcreiorc it is that in favor OF
such improvements the state may put
forth its right of eminent donnain.
and also as now established by Judi
cial decisions. unless the right lac de-
MED by the constitution, its power I"
tax. That these acts may be lawful
lv done is because and only because
the use is a public one; public in lis
nature and hence these works are
subject to public control and rrgul:.-
ton. notwithstanding they may be
under legislative al. hnr.
lty. and exclusively owned BY pri-
vatc persons or corporations COM
rulSory taxation i'll favor of RAILWAYS
and like public improvements owned
by individuals or companies, iSan cx-
Of going qW:c TO the verge of!
authority"
lie adds: The doctrine (the + clit
tax and regulate railroads) must
now be considered as judiciully
settled"
On The question Of s:iunoccnt
holders" of bonds issued under the
color of law, the judge dissipates
every hope ofthose who hold bonds
that were issued improperly, WHEN ie
"All persons must at their peril
take notice of the power of municipal
corporations or officers to issue
and especially is this SO
where the want of power results |
from constitutional prohibitions or
provisions"
This on the part of II of the
headed, most upright of
jurists, will be welcome
to the taxpayers everywhere. |
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

The best running time ever made
in California was made ut the
Sacramento races last week. the horse
Thornhill making 1:4S in the second
heat, 1:43 1-2 in the third, 1:46 1-2 in
the fourth, and 1:45 in the fifth.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
LONGS HOTEG-

THIS Hotel; situated on Pine street -
-, NORM Oh Main, has changed hands. eif,.,,as
,arnisne,i. The tare Is rs good N any In ~
. lily anu The rooms large and airy TerayeIers
oe handsomely and comfortably entertainel.
liver anu see Tor yourself, and YOU will call
gam. marcs6-ly hong. PROPRIETOR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
DIED.

In this city. July 22i, 1873 Yesterday. MARY
f., wife Of JAMES Edelin. nged % sears. Her
residence.
In this rtty, on the 10Th inst, of npoplexy,
HI. remains were Mkcn 10 Wellington Tor
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

Rev. Leonard II. Bushnell, q Meth
eaist preacher pat Lanesboro, Pa,
>sas crushed 10 death the other day
Tvs tree, which fell across his body
Itile he was asleep IN the woods.