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The Western s :ow.Dris,s.

IWlnopa (linn Republican, Harc;i
1t is impossible to form an adeGuai. :.
idea of the snow-driits between ST.
Peter aud New UIm without being on
the ground beholding the snowy
sight with ones own eyes. The
gentleman who went ont OH the pay
train the other day, saw mike"
Hanley's army of 400 shovelers at
work on Youus's Cut, where the
snow was 25 to 80 feet deep, covering
over the telegraph wire. The snow
was shoveied from one terrace to
another until the men OIL the fourth
tier heaved it outside the cut. When
it is stated that this cut is l, 200 feet
long, the reader may family conceive
of the nature of the obstacles that
have beset railroads this winter. Mr..
Hanley expected to get through to
New Ulm in eight days, at the rate
his force was working. While the
paymas:er and his party were view
ing the spectacle the shovelers struck
the stakes Oh the fat-cars of o con-
struction train that had been buried
for several days out Of sight in the
drift. These things, however, will
soon be of the past. Snow-fsuces,
trees, aud the rapid settlement.of f the
country, will break the force of the
wind, in time, and prevent the snow
from drifting.
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Tn. nsy wA. re..d a srone.

II
| The Hon. A. II. Stephens, OF ;eor.
gia, In an address at Alexandria. for
! the benc1 II Of the Orphan Asyium and
free school Of that city, related the
following anccdote: "a poor boy, OH
l . cold night, with no house or roof to
shelter his heal, no maternal guar
dian or guide TO protect or direct him
on his way, reached ut nigbtfail the
home or y wealthy planter, who took
him ii,, fcd and lodged him, aud sent
him on bis way with his blessing.
These kind attentions checrcd his
heart, and inspired him with fresh
courage 10 battle with the obstacles
ofIife. Years rolled OF Providence
led him on, and lie reached the legal
profession. Ills host had died the
cormorants that preyed OH the sub
stance Of man had formed o conspira-
cy to get from the W idow her estates.
She sent for the nearest counsel to
commit her cause to him, and thai
counsel proved 10 be the orphan boy
long before welcomed and ei rtain-
cd by her deceased husband. Tie
stimulus of q warm and tenacious
gratitude was now added TO the or
dinary motive connected with the
profession. He undertook her case
with will not easily to be resisted !;
he gained it; the widows estate was
secured to her in pepetuity, "and, ,"Mr.
Stephens added with an emphasis of
emotion that sent au electric thrill
throughout the house, .tlat boy
stands before you.''
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SifERIEF'S SALE.

s'rother Renick. plaintiff,
against In the L1Elyeff,
"i'iie Eta 'nihn ami othcr. c.icuit court.
defendants.
PY virtue ofa special execution issued from
ID The office al the clerk ui the rirruit court m
Ls.aycttc county, Mu.n favor of s,r,thcr I.,,i,L
and against wiiiic Eiia C!iinn, Francis /; hinu.
William &. Chinn, Lizzie II. iiun. .Iosrp!, NJ
.h.nn iieiljiinIn .hinn and l;;:hisd NJ Chinn
iS.j, OF SAID court, l wlii, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1873.
bctwe, n the hours org O'Clock in The forenoon
ami O'Clock in the attcrnopa Of saiI ,Itv uiti
in front %: the court hous.. door III the c:ry OF
Lexington iii the county III Ia, fyt II. durin. the
session of the said circuit o; SAT-; cnli.irv
sell publicly lay iuclion 10 the hir>; bidder Tor
cash ih han't, all the right titt interest clam
and estate ot the saiti parties defendants In said
execution in u the following described real
estate situate. lying, aud being IN the couuty vi
Lafay cite AMI state Of Missouri. viz
The south east quarter OF srciiOn twenty six
t:II, The east hail oi the north east quarter and
the north west oftte north east ItaiTer Of said
section twenty six ttI III tovnsh number 10 /,
OF rang twenty & niEe ~, save aIri except
liOy,l part oil said southeast quarter of said See
ton twenty-siN t2Gl, in tnwI>hp tiny l.Hl, of
range twrnty-nine l.9j, bounded aud described
.s follows, lo-wit:
beginning at the southwest corner Of said
purter section, thence east hundred and siXrS
lbVi yards To the south east Corner of said uiiar-
Ter section. thence north one hundred anil eleven
Oes 10 stake in the branch. thence south 81 !. =
west six poicsan,t eighteen links To stake In the
branch thence south l24S west with said branCb h
siN poles to stake, thence north .9,s wcsi eight
pole. to u stake on the north bank OF sai,, branch
thence south s3i.' west six poles 10 u STAKE,
thence north So west thirteen aud one halt l.oe.
to stake bearing south SiiIs west ninety links
from u black OAK fourteen inches in diameter in
j. Armstrong; yard, thence south ~ west
ninety four poles til. middle OF the lnC!rprud-
cnce road, thence south ST. hundred and
seventeen til1i p"lcs to the piac. OF b-ginning.
Given under Ey hand. this 18th daS Of March,
1873. GmarchlyI WILLIAM YOUNG, sheriff.
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The Champion Chs., PLAYER.

OF Paul Morphy o New Orleans
letter says: ''1c has turned out no
lawyer--not even a commission mcr-
chant! lie is at present do:n. no'i,-
ing. Once i'll a white. the solitary
athlete can be induced 10 show that
his power is only i'll allowance. / saw
him at Il private seance, just before
left, beat simultaneously, in 81
hours, sixteen of the most accom-
plished amateurs III New Orleans.
His strength has never been fully
tested, and will probably never be
fully developed. Paul Morplv is
poor. Cnlike aIamkec, he finds it ini-
possible to live Oh his talent. o.
pOrtuni!ics there are III abundance
rich oilers for public exhibitions of
himself rs delicate as those Srasped
at by mcn who would pretend 10
more honor. He steadtasiiv refuses
them. He is morbidly sensitive 10
misjudgmcnt, lest he be taken Tor one
who travels on his MUSCLE aud, ol,
all his journeys, dcfraycd his own
expenses, and always played in The
presence only of select companies, 10
which no money could gain access.
There seems 10 ue To he Il curIai;!
attraction in this telicacy, which
one would encounter not elsewhere
society of'Ncw Orleans. amid which
Mr.. Morphy was reared. 1t is Learrr
TO him than wealth or rcnowI, Or the
strange gift by which he mist get
his daily bread or 20 without it,
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Glory enough for Collins.

In the House, he succeeded in pass
ing his original bill for the protection
of female virtue, by decided majori-
ty. The debate continued all the af-
ternoon and of an interesting charac-
ter. Many members, and among them
Turner, Collins, Houston and Harvey
for the bill, and Hutchins and others
in opposition, acquitted themselves
with considerable credit. Ilutcliins
proposed to settle the crime ofseduct
ton with the revolver; knife aud dou-
ble-barreled shot gun. which Mr.. Pos
literally demolished at one thrust
Of his keen and forcible logical blade.
The position of Hutchins admitted a
crime which the law does not punish,
and then III one hour after the crime
is committed, proposed to commit
the crime of murder, in order to pun
ish the first crime. The force of this
argument was appreciated most en-
pha,ically, when held up by the side
Of tho sophistry of Hutcbins and Bell,
who worked in harness in opposition
to The bill.-ICorrespondence of the
ST. Joseph Gazette.
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,mpor..n, 10 res.eeo rr....r..

s"PVEsaHt W 1OUacCU fhe1sSsss
The commissioner of Internal Rev.
enuc gives an important SUPPLE.
mental decision In the following let.
ter TO Col. w. p. Durweli, Of Rich.
mond, Va:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., ]
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, ;
WAsHiNGroN, Feb. II, 1873.
SII-Yonr letter of the 18th IN.
stant is received, in which you state
that there are some members of Con-
grcss vino think that my late letter
in regard to the proper construction
of the retail leaf clause does not
cover oil the points Of difficulty
which have arisen under it, and you
ask my attention to the following :
"Should farmer or planter have
more leaf tobacco than would make
up hogshead, eau he sell such rem-
nant loose to another farmer without
suhjccting himself to the penalties of
the act and could the other farmer
purchase IL without becoming liable
to pay special tax therefor
In reply, Ihave to inform you that
such transaction, beng merely inci-
dental, and by no means constituting
q business, would not be regarded by
this office as imposing any liability
Oh either party to pay q special tax
as leaf dealer. or any other tax.
And would say, further, that any
farmer planter or gardener raising a
small quantity of leaf tobacco--less
than a hogshead-may make sale OF
the same loose, in the same manner,
without incurrins any liability. Very
respectfully,
J.N. DOUGLASS, Commissioner.
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SIIERIFF,S SALE,

Baltimore Thomas,
et al, plaintiffs, T., t,. r,r,r.,,. .or,,.
against " ~ ;,.i,! -. "'''y
Grpvrs i tiiycns. lie '"'"' ''"'''
Trn'iants.
SeY virtue Of an execution. issued froin the
ID Office uf the clerk "f the circuit c,.uif of La
IIy-ttv county. u Nl>snur,, ia favor vi Batiinore
lhomas, Eiciiarl u. J.uii,Srn. Laws son 4 4.
Thomas AMI Stephen tairOn, against Jpsrphh ".
Groves and Nathaniel Is, GiNcn>, 10 :nc directed
aud r.Iurnae to the April tom. !s:5, VI said
court. will, on
! Tuesday, the 18th day of April, 1873.
between Tire hours of nine 'cio~k in til, forenoon
and live a. clock IN The afternoon of said day, and
IN IRON: nf the court hu,lss ,luUr in the city Of
Lexington il the county oi I.afayet durig the
session vf The said circuit c.urt Of said county,
sell putSic'r by auction, 10 the highest bidder,
css,h in hand all the right. title, int. rvst clat
ant estate Of the said Joseph W. Grvves defend
.tnt said execution in and To the follow ing des-
srribst real Cst.ir, situate, lying, amt being in
tile county uf Lafayette, and state uf Missouri.
wiz:
j. Fiftv feet or Of the north ends of lots eleven
IN, and twelve tl:l. In block number sixteen
ll5I. being in size iiiiy by one htnur feet also,
lots fourl and fise Isl in block number nias t9j,
all situated in that portion of the city of wAverlV
forInely known as the town Of 81. Thomas.
Given under my hand this 18th day sr March,
1873. tmchl9) WILLIAM YOUNG, sheriff.
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SiaERIFF,S SALE.

John C. Walker, Plsin-l
tin, ,,o1.,.r..,.
lame. " waylor no- circuit court.
frndant. ..-r,
pY virtue ofa special excrut'np. issued ffom
- the Office OF the clerk OF the cirrnit courl Of
Lafayette county. Missouri, ip favor sf John C.
Walker, piainfii, against james ". slker. 10
me- ,iirecIed, and retarnable to the April term,
1878, .: sfiid court, Twill. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1878,
Between the hours Of nine O'Clock IN the fore-
noon and hyr O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
day, and in front Ofthe court house door, in tho
city oil Lexington, in the county af LafAS ette.
during the session Of the sai circuit court OF said
county. sell publicly, by auction, tv the highesS
b dler, for cash in hard nll tn. right, title,
isterest claim and estate of the said Jam-s ".
Walker, defendant In said execution an and Tn
the following described real estate situate, ly-
ing. nu.l being ia tie count, Of Lafa, cite. amt
state Of Missouri, viz:
The east half OF the southeast quarter and fhe
southwest quarter of the southeast quarter ant
the casr hait Of the southwest quarter nf section
seventeen (I7l, township forty mine (&9l Of rspgo
wcn'y-eishf (2sl, the west half Of the soulhw est
Iaarter or section one IN, the east half II I'VE
southeast quarter of section two II, and tn.
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter NJ
section ten lI0l, all in township Tort, eight f&sI.
OF range twenty mine t.sl,
Given under my hand, this 18th lay Of Msrch,
lS:;. tmchl9l WILLIAM lOCNL, she1n
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Otto waIkenborst, ef.sI.. defendants, SIs A7Es J
pl virtue OF an execution, issued from .As
II officr Of the clerk Of the Circuit court of
Lafayette county, Missouri. in favor of Nians
Adams, against OTTO Walkrphorst End Hrf1si
Tebenksmp, 20 me directed, and returns3le u
the April term, ISIS, OF sai'i court, isiiI on
Monday, the 14th day OF April, 1873,
between the hours OF nine o'clock In the isse-
nom aud Eyr a. clock In the afternoon nj ,aid Day
and In front Of the court house door, In facelty
cult court Of said county, ELL lublieIy, W aur-
thr right. tifls. interest claim and sstac Cl ne
said Otto waIksnhpr-s d-fendsnt In rsif ex.ca-
tiou in AID 10 the loilew ng descTib~d --.aes,
situate, lying, aud b~ing In th- county u L.iay.
cite, and state Of Missouri, VIZ;
Lots number orc III and two tsl In block n
in the town Of Concortia, slsos part ortLe south
east quarter Of the northwest quarter vf secf,ya
number four l4j township forty eight ftsl rspgp
twenty-four fs8l commencing st the s-,uiaw est
corner Of piece Of Lind conveyed by Conrad
stinklc and wife TO Z. II. waik-uborst, thsnss
south 12o feet thence e3s. 100 feet, thence north
i20 feet, thence wert feet Ia the plsc- Of begin
ming, adioining the town Of CoGcoidia east 0f So.
Louis street, aud fronting said street, abd he-
ing the same piece OF land sold h, said Hsck-
,nan & TO. by Conrad Stinkl- and wifi, Ly le.'l
bearing date September 18th, ls78, and upon which
The store house Of said Hackmap Il 20. IL sitG
ntei.
Giy.n under my hand, this 18th ,lav of March
1873. tmchIsl WILLIAM YOUNG. SberiG
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SAERIFF,S SALE.
Earuhill, plaintiff,

vs..
Thomas " Seawell, defendant
ID tirtu. OF an execution, issffeI frprn the
ID office Of the clerk at the circuit court II
Lafayette county, Missouri, 10 favor OF JOHN S.
Earnhill, against 1honia, W >rweli; to me- di-
rrcled, and reiurnahle Ia The April term, ls.3, Of
said court, I will. ON
Wednesday, 10th day Of April, 1873,
betwccn the hours of nine O'Clock in the ivrc-
noon and i've O'Clock IN the afternoon OF said
day in front oi the court house door, in liIe cy
of Lexington, in Lafayette county, duriug The
session of the sai'l circuit court OF said county
sell publicly, by auction. 10 the highest bi,ideI.
f,r cash In hun, all the right till, interest claim
an,l estate Of the said Thomas W. SeAeil
defendant IN sad eNt cation in and 10 tn.
following described real estate, situate. lying,
and being IN ihr cocnty oi Lafayette, and stale
OF Missouri, viz.
The southwest fractional quarter Of section
seven (1l. in township fiiIy 1851 OF range twenty
eight, containing N - iJc a~res
Given Under my hat !, ihi> Eth lny ofMarch,
lS.5. tmchl9i WILLIAM IOUNG. sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Drumm and Dorotheal
Drnnun, plaintiffs.
The Lexington, Chillicothe ( circuit court
and Gili Railroad Compa-
ny, ilci.ndants.
10y virtue of AZ execution, issued from d.,
- Office OF the circuit court Of ELy county,
Missouri. in far.r of JOHN pruiGm amt Do.u,h.a
Drum and against the Lexington, Chiliicsthe and
Gun kiiiroat company, 20 f:i' directed, an't
tnrnabie TO the MarchterIn, ls.J, oil SAID csurt,
viii, On
Tuesday, the l5th day Of April, 1873
Between the hours of nine clock in the f,r,uoor
and five O'Clock IN the afternoon OF said day and
in front OF the court house Jor the city Lea
iiiston, in tie county nf Lafayette daring ti,t
session of the said Lafayette circuit c"u,t, s-
publicly by sncton 10 the highest bidder for casi
in hand, all t,e right. title, interest ciaiin anI
estate OF the sai! Lexington, Caiilcoihe and ,,ii
taircsad company, defendant In said exec ution,
situate, lying and being in the county Of Laf3y-
ette and state Of Missouri:
All the track, route and ROAD bel and right o
way therefor OF '.the Lexington, Chiiiieothe and
G1ti ah Eai,food sompsny othsrTiss ns; known % a.
pany,'' situate and being in the county OF La.
iayette and state of Missouri, with all dsPo'
| turn outs, swi,rhes. bridges and cnIveTis, per.
tanning To, connected with or belonging TO th<
sume, with all irons, iron rails, ties aad iinloef'
laid on, attached to and pertaining to said track
sions. bridges or cnlvrrts and the appurtsnnncc.
ther~;n belonging, with The rights aud franchise,
| of said Railroad company from the commence.
ment or sryinaing point OF the truck. route ant
ruai bed OF said '.tse Lexington, Chiliieoth.
aud Gull Railroad COMPANY, def ndant. other
| wise known .'ihe lexington. Lake aud Gu
| Railroad company, nj, ad}oinins Ur within TIN
corporate limits of the city of Lexington IA tn
| couliy Of Lafayette and slate oi Missouri, An,
! running and extending thence In 4 sor,h an,
soaihwes:rrly direction TO the polnt on the Tvun
Diary lime beiwsen sad couaiy OF Lafayette aua
/ tie county of johnson in sad state OF AiissosiY
" here the track, ruuse and road bed of said rail
| road crosses said boundary line between sais
counties Of Lazy eft. anu Johnson near the south
west eorner OF said comfy OF l. ,fayrtte; excerpt
ing and teAeiudins out Of this levy, however, an!
ali ald eStiy part ot III. track, roatc and roa.
bed of SAID 'Iiro,d, with all bria ;~s masonry
caivsits roadway and ~ purten inces OF me .shs
| over. and through the isa.is and Iafm o
i,oroihea Caroline DrumIn in said county 9
Lafayette, which land aud farm contains aity
and s,-lc9 scr~s and being psrts OF we.t ~. l.
oi the nsrthe1st quarter OF section Ioaf ~ u
tow "a shin any t5ll or range tSenfy-sssrn tsl'
| Given under nav hand. This l3th day Of March
ls1a. (maisl WILLIAM fotNG, sh~rsa-
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A fond father recently wrote: "It
generally takes twenty years Of train
ing to eradicate the word, nice from
woman's vocabulary. The Falls of
Niagara, the Psalms Of David and
the progress of the human race were
all mice to my eldest till she got
married"
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rnRouon rhE PASS.

. Is
tJust before bis death. Commodore Matthew r
Maary expressed the wish which, almost in hi,
very words, Is here given.l
I,
'Iiomc, bear me home. at last" he said.
And lay the where my dead are lying:
But NOT while skies src overspr-a,l.
Aud the mournful wintry winds are sighing
Walt till the royal march 3f Spring
Carpets the mountain tastpess over
Till chattering birds ure an the wieg,
And buxzing 1ees are Ia tho clover.
III
''waii till the iai,rcl bursts its buds,
And creeping ivy dings lis graces
About the iichen u rocSs-and 1oo,ls
VI sunshine I'LL the shady places.
".
Then, when the ely, the air. the grass.
sweet Nature all Is glad aud tcnd.r--
Thru bear me to the GJshcn Pass.
Amid Its nush Of May -day splendor."
So will we bear himl Human heart
10 Natures own drew nevcr nearer,
And never siooi~d she TO impart
Her lorc tou one W ho held II dcarer.
W.
The Stars hsi secrets for him. Seas
Ic,eal,si the depths their waves were screen
IN:
ihe tidal flows confessed their meaning.
VII
OfOccan paths, the tangled clcw
He taught the nations 10 unravcl;
And showed the track, where safely through
The lightning. footed thou hit might travel.
VII.
And yet, uuspoilcd by all the store
Of NATURES gra,der reveiations;
Who bowed mUrc lovingly before
The lowiiest Of her..iair creation?
No sage of all the sag-s past,
Anbere'l in Piutarch's Iimpid story,
u ION III, living age has cast
Aud radiance touched with truer glory.
n
His noble living, for tue ends
- God SET him--tduiy underlying
Each Thought, word. actIsn) ,-naught tran
sccnds
In ,ustre, save his nobler dying.
VI.
Do homage. sky, and air, and grass!
All things he cherished, SWEPT aud tender,
AsthrouSn our gorgeous mountain pass,
We bear him IN his sunset spiendor!
MARGARET j. PRESTON.
'A magnificent mountain gorge between Lex
ington, Va. ,twhere Commodore Manry expircdl
and the Chesapeake aud ohio Railroad.
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slaEassr,s sAL..
Geo. $. Iisthbap. pistssis. !
r,.,tn., = ~ ~ Asf.r,s.,.

SAaEhuxRo oAk8s
Geo. $. Kathbap,- pisiasis.
Ii.ckrnss 4 Co.. defsndaHis y
ny virtue Of IN esecufioa issaexi fsea -
ID Office 0ftS eieSk Of tls~Eircuif csurv of Ia
cite county, AlsS0ari, In favor Sf Ge4gEr y,
ltalb lbbua md aoAlnss a ugust Hsckshsn, y tGse
~ aikrnhorss a.d Aersnan kne~k. 10 ne ,lifrcIs
81, and rcturpsSte % The Aptil term, lssJ, II
said cnrt: xili. on 4fs
Monday, the 18th day Of April, 1873,
B<iween flse ours OF nine clock IN the ffenooa
sisd nsr O'clock In sh~ afternoon Of ssid ny, and
In front 81 the court hors~ door in flsr city 0f
Lextngton In LAfsssfts county during tbs y y
son " tfse satd circGt coarf of said county, ssl
uYIieiy W. acttou 10 th iyhesf bfs,si<r f6r eae4
In haisd, al th~ right. tste ini4rrst clAiIn en1
estate ~ the sstd aux1tst Mac kmsn, Otto waik.
rniorst aud Herman knsek. defrpdapfs In asi4
real estate. sitsiaie, D ing and biss IN the cSaasT
OF Lafayette snd -faie of Missouri, viz:
Part VI The ,iwsst ,,',srs<r ei NE northwest
au ,rtrr Of section plumber four t4I, Ton asi,ip
I'n t-eight Isl, rsngr twcrty Iforr i9tI, boasd-
ed ~ fDllowr: coIbneueibx at tllv sOnfhw sc
corner OF piece of land conveyed by CoaYsd
StinkIe ana wife to T.. II. Walk uhs.rst, tisSacQ
soulh I'D feet, thence rast 100 feet, sheBce aGr,k
l10 fret, thence rest 100 feet 10 tlr esee sf -
ginning. adjoining the town Of CencoSslis esst u
y. Isouis street, fronting on said STREET, being
the same piece of land sold 20 said AaeksnAn i
60. by Conrad 8tiukie and wify by deed bearing
tiate sspsssnber yh, lJ56. and upon which th0
stoscbouse Of said Haekmsn 4 Co. il situated.
Given under my hand this i.tf dsy Of NareA.
1873. tnhiSI WA. YOUNG, Sheri1..
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Tuesday, the 18th day of April, \
ID. 1873.

between tie hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon HDa five O'Clock the afternoon Of said
day, a III front OF tic court house door IN th,.
city rf Lexington, in the county of IaiIy.,i,
durinE the session oi the Lafayette county circuit
cnnuty sell publicly Icy auction, TO the highest
bidder, for cash in md, all ri,.. right tir- in
terest claim ami estate of the said John T. Nc
Grew and JImes ". Mct;rrw, defendants in said
execution, in and to tho following ,irscribr, res
estate. situate, lying, and being in tn. county OF
Lay fay cite, anri state Oi Missouri, viz:
The south east quarter of the north west ausr-
ter of section three ~. ia township forty nine
t43), Of range twenty seven ts.)
Gi-en under my hand, this 18th day Of March,
ia.5 tncnl: WILLIAM lOU Nj, sh,rIu
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New Livery.

=. C. YOUNG, sI., r =. y. GREEN
-AyE taken charge OF the Mammoth Stable
on Pine Street, Lexington, Mo. Calls A.
txnded 70 day or night. HeIses kept by - tns ,,
month, week or day, sna sna16G TrS - GREEN. VI
public patronage. 1oU1S . oSN'
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