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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-04
The Public Baths.

Commissioner Van Nort Of the Department OF
Public Works. reports that the number Of bathers
at the two free floating baths during the month OF
June last 1874 243, OF whom So $50 were females.
This Ia more than double tine number OF bathers for
the same period last year. The largest number on
any one day was ID, 69y-on June 10.
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Notice to Crston Water Consume

Consumers OF Croton water are informed that
on and alter August q penalty Of five per cent
will be added on all unpaid water rents The
water rents should, therefore, be paid up during
the present month.
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Comptroller Payments

Comptrolier's Payments.
Comptroller Green reports that he has paid the
Police Department, for salaries for June, $251, 4oo
for cleaning streets for June sl25 900; for supplies
tar police iQE {Vps. 5000, Total $500
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ComptrolIer's Receipts.

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid into the city treasury yesterday
COLLECTOR ASSESSMENTS.
From ssmcnts tor street openings and I'M -
provements and interest $l07So
From arrears Of taxes. assessments. water rents =
and interest," ..''''''''' oN]
BUREAU CITY REVENUE -
From ground rent, market rents and fees.... 2,79l
WATER RkGisrkR
From Croton penalties. byy
From permits 10 tap water pipes l55
PKRMirs-sAYoRs OFFICE
From permits stands sho cases, &c...... 737
MAYORS SECOND MARSHALL
From licenses and fines l25
CHARGE or sKwKRS.
From permits 10 connections with sewers. 400
For vitrhed stone ware pipe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2O
From First Judicial District Court for fees ~
From Ninth Judicial District Court for fees..... IL
Total SS3ll&
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Exploits Of the American Steamer
General Sherman in the
Spanish Main.
The Capture Of the City Of Truxillo and Of the
Islands Of Utilla and Ruatan by
Revolutionary Forces,
The Combined Braves Of Guatemala and
Honduras on the Warpath.
THE INTRODUCTION OF THE MITRAILLEUSE.

PANAMA, June "a, 1873.
News has been received here from Honduras. by
way OF Jamaica, that the ilibustering steamer
General Sherman had landed her revolutionary
party. headed by E. Palaccios, at Utila, Honduras.
The government Of Honduras has been overthrown
by them and new one installed.
Paacios and followers were marching on Guate-
maa, and II they succeed in entering that terri
tory two or three days march, they are almost
certain to overthrow the existing government OF
President Barrios and to re.establish that of the
Jesuit or church party.
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The Nominated Police Justices-Attcmpt
to Break the Ring.

Estate.
The books Of the Tax Commissioners have been
nearly made up for the ensuing year. and show an
increase Of about forty million dollars the valua
ton OF real estate consequent upon the erection
OF new buildings and other improvements. on the
other hand, through the Boston ire and similar
disasters, the value OF personal property has de-
lars.
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The Dock Commissioners-Thc Meeting
of the Comm issiOn Yesterda y-The
Financial Statement.

At q meeting OF the Dock Commissioners, held
yesterday, the Auditing Committee reported that
at their meeting held June 49, 1873 the Treasurer's
accounts ana vouchers up to May 81, 1873, were
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gomery Guards thirty-fve men; Tipperary Men,
seventy five men; Legion OF st. Patrick and others
the division parade that it may be present on this
occasion.
RELIGIOUS CELEBRATIONS
A solemn high mass will be offered up for the
members OF the Catholic Union at the new church
of the Immaculate Conception in East Fourteenth
street. Rev. DR.. Morrogh pastor, and at st. PETERS
Barclay street, Rev. M. j. O'Farrel pastor At the
former church the musical services Will be Of a
brilliant character. consisting OF Mandanci's mass
in G major Rev. J. l.. Spalding will preach on
United states :" Rev. Father O'Farrel will preach
a at st; Peters on Liberty and the Catholic
THE DAY on THE ISLANDS
The day Will be celebrated by the inmates OF
several OF the institutions in charge Of the Com
missioners OF Charities and Correction, and pro-
grammes of the exercises have been prepared. AT
Randalrs Island there will be national salute at
SUNRISE followed by parade OF the Randail's
Island Guard and the reading OF the Declaration Of
independence and general festivities. A similar
pital the Soldiers Home and other institutions.
THE EXCURSIONS.
large number of excursions will be made up
the North and East rivers, down the Bay and on
the various railroads leading out OF the city. The
steamer wyoming will make an excursion to New
Brooklyn at rs A. n. and pier No 4, North River,
At 7;45 A. M Christopher street at s A.
and TSs nav street s,oI North stna, Ryer
with the steamers Pleasant Valley and Fort
Lee, will MAKE trips to Fort Lee, Pleasant
during the day, from spring street. from . A. NJ,
landing at Twenty-third street ten minutes later.
The steamer Matteawan win go to Keyport, N, j.,
leaving Pier 90, North River, at 80 A. NJ; return
ing. leaves Keyport at 8 80 p. NJ The new steamer
q. II. Northam will leave Peck slip at A. NJ and
New Haven at IL 80 p. NJ. The new steamer
Americas will leave East Tnirty-third street at
lo:45 A. M. Market slip, Pier 81 at II :l5 A. M. ;
Martins Dock, Brooklyn, IL 80 A. M. Christopher
street IL $50 A. NJ. and Pier 8. North River at IL
O'Clock noon.
The south Side Railroad q Long Island will run
special train to-day from Williamsburg, at {: 80 A.
NJ, for South oyster Bay Rockaway, Babylon and
Fire Island and Islip.
THE FIREWORKS
The Department OF Public Parks announces that
In the evening there Will be displays OF fireworks
beginning at quarter-past eight O'Clock as fol-
lOws.-
AT the City Hall and at the Union Square muster
ground the following hxed pieces, together with flights
OF rockets discharges Of bombs and batteries and col
ored fire iluminations:-
L Commences with brilliant sun, highly coiored,
changing and hts Satellites richly
coored Saxons and brilliant Chinese gerbs Guiding with
n grand Jev de jofs,
represent four large serpents, each introducing four
smaller turning reverseiy, assuming a variety Of
ispciful changes, he eenEs WIN display vertical whesl
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Everything Is quiet now, but large reactionary
force Is shortly expected from the Interior, when
the struggle Will commence anew. General
Palaccios forces not large, and he will not be
able to make prolonged struggle outside the for
LITIGATION, consequently the town may be consid-
cred ppnyotected and the unfortunate Inhabitants
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SUICIDE.

Startling Act OF self-Destructton by
Young, Beautiful and Aristocratfc
Wtdow-Sad Scenes I'm = Rural District
NJ NOrfh Car0lSnm.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
Rsche,or Iuror.

A gentleman who is given to story
telling, relates the following:
"When l was a young man l spent
several years in the South, residing ior
Il while at Port Gibson, OIL the Mis-
sissippi river. Agreat' deal of litiga-
ton was going on there about that
time, and it was not always an easy
matter 10 obtain o jary. One day
was summoned TO act in that capac-
ity, and repaired TO court to get ex.
cuscd. On nv namc being called,
informed his Honor, the Judge, that
was not n frec-holder, and therefore
was not qualified to serve. I am
stopping, for the time being, at this
place. .You board at the hotel, l
presume p Il take my meals there, but
have rooms in another part Of the
town, where I LODGE so you keep
a bachelors halI?' Yes, SIR How
long have you lived in that manuer3 p
About six months.' Il think you
are qualified graveiy remarked the
Judge, .for I nave eve known q
maj 10 keep bachelors hall the length
of time you name who had not dirt
enough i'll his room to make him q
freebooter. The court does not Gx-
cuse vou.'"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
A Good One,

At a political meeting, the speaker
and audience wcro very much dis
turbed by n man who constantly call
Cd for Mr.. Henry. Whenever a new
speaker came OIL, this man bawlcd
out, "Mr. Henry! Henry! Henry! Hen
ry! call for Mr.. ~Ifenry!" After sever
al Interruptions Of this kind Mt each
speech, a young man assembled the
platform and was soon airing his elo-
puence i'll q magnilequent style strik-
ing out powerfully in his gestures
when the cutlery was heard for Hen
ry. Putting his hand to his mouth
like a speaking trumpet, this man
was bawlihg out at the top Of his
voice, Mr.. Henry! Henry! Henry! !
call for NJ. Henry to make q speacl!
The chairmrn now rose and remar-
kcd that it would obligc the audi
encc ifthe gentleman would refrain
from any further calling for Mr.. Hen
ny as that gentleman was now speak.
ing. as that MIR. Henry" said the
aistasbcr of the meeting. "Thundcr
that cant be Mr.. Henry! Why that's
the little Gus that told me to holler."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

from y. carreii,oa Record, IN.

From NE carrollton Record, IN.
J. +. LawteM, with whom the com.
mand to s.rcmember tho poors Is an
over present reality, brought us In
4 bfg nicss Of Ash the other day.
They have been having almost un.
heard.of luck during the last two
weeks, Some two weeks ago Mr.. L,
started The min uflcr IT l,sd been idle
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
ORDER OF P~UnLICATIoy

! STATE OF MISSOURI, |ss:
10 the Circuit Court of said county, December
Term, isI2-lilh day Desemhcr 18th, 1872.
W
Henry Lenz,
r no the said Henry Ienz: You are hereby
i notified that said pls,ntie has commenced u
suit against ven in sail court by petition, the
ob:rct and genera! nature NJ which is 10 obtain n
Judgment against You for t'ie sum Of MY nine dol
lars and fifty I've cents with interest, and to en-
fJrSetheir mech srios' lien for said sum against
a frans buiidiog - ty Is feet, out room of said
81 t.hcibo,rsted AMI shinglea roof, ono room Is
10y 10 feet, one story high, adlacrtt 10 aud y part
OF the sstnc hnitdinS, and north al the two story
room, with G perch on east side irta which n door
opens from each of stld rooms on the east side .!
said building and the laad whereon the saEit
stands to the extent of one acre, aDd described
rs follows, to-v-it:' The south west quarter OF
Is, OF range 81, containing 40 acres aud situated
IN Lafayette county; Missouri.
Aad YOU are fufsher notified that unless you
appear atthe next term of said court II he holden
at the court honsc IN the city of Lexington OH the
9TH day of AHri! next, aud on or before the sixth
day thereof, ifihe term shall 50 long continue,
and IL not then before the end of the term, and
answer said petition, the same will he taken us
confessed,
And 4: is f:r.hrr ordered tina. 4 copy hereof be
published in the Lexington Weekly intrnirenrrr,
q newspaper printed IN said county Of Lafayette.
for four We Ks srcecssiSsly, the last insertion to
he at least four weeks before the commencement
OF the next term OF this court.
y true copy attest.
IL. l.. BAEKsDALE. Clerk.
janl5t5 Ey &. b.. DANIEL, u. T..
Tut 6 Haynes, attorneys for plaintiffs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
onDEn OF runLIcArIon,

sADSA VI
STATE OF MtssouHf. ..s
LAfAfxrrE Gocsry.
In tho Circuit Court OF said county, pSeeInnex
Term. lsTe-1lth day, December lsth, ists.
John n. Lohoefsnsr aud Lewis 1ss'sf
Henry Lens. -, -. n.s.,,s
no aaS IN I'M saiiy p,ainfIG hrs commancca y
suit against you In sail court ny psstsSn, .nc
ohioct and fenrrni nature Of which ~ 70 eptaet 4
Iiu1smrni against you for the sum OF v hWnsttca
|and ninety-two dotiars And hlnst y.ts,S wills wssn
%i .s;s .,,, ,A ssa s. ,ss ! @ssa s1 Ssi} sSsSss 81 " is' ts 4.
oui room 81 saii building 10 fect sqaHsr, 2 stoftes
MIA. with side weather boHried AMI shtnslc
roSf. aa. room tally 10 ieet.sone stars high. aa.
|jscent 10 and . part OF tne saii,s hai,a,ng ano
east Side into which = door otsns hn;n each sni
saii rpua,s on the east xiia of said bniiling, ind
thr iaud whereof tina same stands To the rxt,Nt
az Que acre and described IA follows, tp-Wit:
The soath west quarter pfths south west qasr'cr
OF section %. in to,v,shin Is OF rang. ~, can-
ta,ning 20 acres, situated IN Lafayette county,
Missouri.
And You are further notified, that unless you
Hppear Vt The next term af said court, To be
holden ar the court hoise In the city OF Licking
fore the sixth day thereof, " the term shall ~
long cpntintt, and II not then before the ED 2pI
the term, and answer said petition, the saIso "
b. taken as confessed.
And IL L. further ordered that \ COPY lhesDe be
. newspaper printed IN said county OF Isaiay rtses
FOR fotr. weeks sleeessively, the last III sprti"n IN
he Vt least tour weeks before the coIarnenc, iitit
OF the next term of this court.
A true copy, attest.
II T.. B~ARNsnALE, Clerk.
Jsnfst5 Rye Il. DANIEL, u. T..
Tut & UayHce, a%tiorncva Eur plaintiff,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
. Receipt. that Never raj.

The following receipts we warrant
to be good, and if any Of our readers
experimenting with them, fail, VIC
should like to know:
To destroy rats-Catch them one
by one, and lattcn their heads with a
lemon sqaeazcr.
To kill cockroaches-Get o pair Of
heavy boots, and then catch yonr
reaches. put them into a barrel, and
then get in yourself, aud dance.
To catch micc-On going 10 bed
put crumbs of cheese into your
mouth, and lie with it open, and
when a mouse's whiskers ticks your
throat-bite..
To prevent dogs from going mad
Cut their tGiis off just behind their
ears.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
Different sl.habcrs.

The Sandwich Island has twelve
letters; the Burmese ninteen; the
Italian twenty-five Bengalese, twenty-
one; the Hebrew, Syriac, Chaldce,
Samaritan and Latin, twenty-five
each; the French tweuty-three; the
Greek, twenty four; the German and
Dutch, twenty-six each; the Spanish
and Slavonic, twenty-seven each; the
Arabic, twenty-cight; the Persian
and Cop'ic, thirty-two; the Georgian,
th~irty-fve;thc Armenian, thirty-eight
the Russian, forty-one; the Muscovic,
forty-t!ree; the Sanscrit and Japan
csc, fifty each; the Ethiopic and Tar,
tartan, two hundred and two each.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
Go3 to .yapaA.

Ralph Waldo Emerson, at the ban
quet given b! the merchants of Bos.
TO the Japanese Commissioners, refer
red them to DR.. VIM. 4. Harris. su-
perintendent of tho St. Louis Public
schools, for information on this sub
~jectin this country, saying that he
knew ofno person who could ':advise
better OH the subject" ,
1t seems that they so favora-
bly, impressed that they not only con-
suited DR.. Harris, but have now,cu-
gagged several of the teachers in St.
Louis TO go to Japan as instructors.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
SALE.

M HEREAS. Enoch Mann and Selma +.
w Mann. hs wife. oil The c"snty Of Laiay-
cite, in the state Of Missouri, by their certain
deed oftiust dated February stii, 1857, aud re-
coricd IN the kecordrr's Office. of said county
and state, IN deed book r.. so. !, ut page C!
and OBJ, convey To the undersigned trustee the
following described real estate. situated In said
county, to-wit: The northwest quartar OF section
lnlriy-tliree CD, township %titiy-one t5i). rang,
twchty-intr ls); containing one hundred and
sixty acres more or less, which CONVEYANCE was
made To secure the payment ortwo~ certain prom
issory notes therein describc,i; whereas defaui,
notes, Now, therefore, by the virtue of the
power conferred on mr by tile said deed of trusi
and ut the request OF the legal holder OF said
notes, I will,
On Friday. March the eth, 1919,
In front nj the courthouse door, Ia LAFAYETTE
county, Missonvi, sell the above described real
estate, or so much thereof rs may be necessary to
satisfy said notes ami interest and Gusts Of exc
cutting this trust. AT public y-n,luc, 10 the highrs,
bidder for cash in hand, between the hour. Ol
nine O'Clock In the forenoon and Ave O'Clock III
the afternoon Of that day.
iebJ-td GEORGE L. FLETCHER, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

"MEREAS;. Susan Z. Barnett and Edwin n.
w barnett did, by their certain deed OF trust,
dated the LIST day Of September, lsCs, and recor,,,
ed in the isesorder's olhce OF Lafayette coanty,
IN deed tvok No. ., nj page III, convey Ia the
und-rsignct; trustee all their right, title and in.
tcrest IN anu to the follow ing real estate, situate
IN Lainyeue county, and State OF Missouri, 10
W.T.: me southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter OIL section fifteen tS, In township fiffy
!ay!, OF range fwrnty-four Cs4), containing forty
ttoD acres, more or less, which said conveyance
was inads 10 secare the payment OF two certain
proniisSory hnles IN said deed described. and
%:treas, said promissory notes have long
since becons dnc and stiil remain Unpaid, nov,
,hcieirrr, In pursuance of authority vested in rus
~ sam deed OF trust, and Mt the rcqucst OF the
legal holder o. said notes, I will,
On Friday the asah Bal of february,
1875
AZ the frnat door of the courthouse, In Lexjng-
ton, Lafayette county, Missouri, between ~,
hours OF D o'caoek, A. NJ. aud 8 O'Clock, p. n,
Of thst lay proceed to sell " public auction. h
ne highest bidder tor cash. the property above
costs and expenses of this trust.
Janss-td JOHN T. GOODWIN, Trusees.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
oRnEn or pua.,c.E.x

STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE CorNrY, }s
In the Probate Court Of Laf,v.,,. .,r,,- MA
souri,, January term, ISIS. "n'!' MIS-
NOV ; a. TIL. day CO mes Moses Chapman,
e ens Of jams 9. Lisdtner, deceased.
rressns 20 tN Court his petttion'
"a, rsai estate OF said deceased ss win nav and
AMI ny ,me rs,nainins debts due by said estate
anu yer unpaid tor want of sufficient assets ...
commanded by the accounts, lists and invcr,nrii,s
vsIu.ssr " Jaw IN such cases; on examinat,on
wherrt.t u Is ordered that all persons ini.rssted
70 ~ sa,I ssiate be notified that application ns
a.orssalahas been made, aud that uniess the con-
tnass court on sh tn p. on Or before The next term %
April, 1873, an order will be made for Inc sale or
NY Wno.e, or SO much nf the real estate OF sail
said debts. ~ PssA1e"'o VI
Anut IL further ordered that a copy hereof
ep9piIshettiin anewspaper printed In said coun-
y oil lafayette, far four weeks surc essively, the
Isl insertion To DO ut least four weeks fcfore
ne commencement ofthe next term OF this court,
os nosden ON the trst Monday In April, ls1S.
yaans 5oHE :. BURDEN. o,sk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

ITO the sail Oliver Anderson. Yna are here
l. hy uotiGcd that said plaintiff has com.
m-nccd Il suit against you in SAID court by pc.
titian, III which il is alleged that on tac Ilth ,iay
ot August, lSrs, confederation OF :!:ty dollars cash
nnit ttIr"s ,'ru:aisscry notes for the sum of fiity-
Eve dollars each. Gnc respectively on the llih
day Of August, 1853. "a. and in - you executed
and delivered to one Friedrich Frirs;ng, your
iitic bond for = deed to the follow Ing ie.cri5ri
real estate, situated IL Lafayette county, Missouri
aiid known on the plat Of ADis rsun's Addition
10 the citT ofLeSingtan nd lot nininer6 &, in biuci.
u; whrn said notes should br rui,I OF, that said
Srnnsing assigned said t;!ic to o!Ie Joseph
Sqn;res, and said Sqnir-s afterwards, on tile 5ili
day ofJuiy, 1854, assigned and transferred said
lille bond fo plaintiff, thai sad three prumissory
notes have been fnliy paid on, aud discharged.
And fh. prayer Of said petition Is, that The
cO,irI L." its order and decree Will aI:v.st the til
lie 10 sad lot oat OF YOU, aud vest Tile same in
said piaiai;:f.
And goa are further notified that unless you
at the next t.rln o fsa:d court, TO b. ici-
den at the court EO,.Se in the c:;y of LeXing-
ton Oh the 1th day of April next, and on or be-
Tore the .iNih day thereof. IL the tern, shall 50
long continue, and IL not then before the end ot
,ne .erta, and answer said petition, the same
VIII lie taken as CONTESTED.
And j: Is further ordered that u copy hereof
he PAIL .salsd i'll TIE Lexington Weekly iniciiigea-
II newspaper printed i'll siii cOi.iiy OF La
IN yTtte, for tour weeks sucrcSsiytiy. The last in
,=E.ina II De ut lthE; four weeks before the COM
"fIEs next term oftiiis court.
y Iras COPY, Attest:
Ii. L.. BARESDALE, Clerk.
janis By &. h. EaSIcL, ID. &.
Wallace & Mitchell, ATTORNEYS for nlaintlT.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

A ten-year old, boastins to a schoof-
mate of his fathers accomplishments,
putt thus: My father can do almost
anything. Hes a notary public, and
he's a'pothecary, and a pull teeth,
and he 10 n horse doctor, and he can
mend wagons and things, and he esn
play-the fiddle, and he's ajackash at
all trades.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

The School Of Mines at Rolla.
Missouri, 10 remarkably successful.
II has o good corps Of instructors and
for an institution in its second year,
4 large number Of pupils. It's situa-
tion In . great mining country is ut
once novel and actively practical. II
has already, 1t is said, brought mining
capital to the country.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
For sale!

nNE of the best small farms In the county OF
Lafayette, , miles from Lexington, on the
Warreusbnrg road, contaiing ITO aces. The
word nLsr can be applied In almost every parfic-
aI.r 10 this arin-inp point Of health, beauty soil,
irnit, water, coal, situation, neig6borhood,
Actual purchasers desired, and u good bargain
can be obtained from the undersigned.
Address GEO. KENNEDY,
Bourbon Hotel, Lexington, Mo.
Ourcounty 10 Justin the dsWu OF 0 ptosperoas
stuis. tiancsfl g K.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
FARM q

THIS Is n hnc hemp farm, situa,e5 49,
l. about six miles southwest Of IVA.
verify, containing .sO acres all In cult. It'll
walton, well tncloscl and with con. VI
scnirnt cross fencing. The impruyemr.,. ~
al new, consisting Of q good and enUysniens
uw w Darn, Nc, There are on the biser ~.
convenient to schools, and has ON N ma sha..
Insh supply of water. The land 10 fresh. and
surihg Snc lew years u has been In cnltivntiou.
mas pro,lnccd n ton OF hemp to every two acres'
aEitMs-s3,00 cash, and the balance In Ave-
payments, with ten per cent. ~intorcst,
f'r Huii information auulv at this oncc,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

The Indiana divorce laws is to be
made more stringent, actual resi-
dence for two years being required.
Hence those who are anxious to shnf-
flo OF the matrimonial coil under the
present easy law must 'hurry up"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
tho 18th day OF February,
AnurNrsrRArOR,s NOrxCE.

r ETTERS of administration on the estate OF
Th0rnton T.. Harrison, deceased, We're
granted to the undersigned on the 18th day of
January, 1871, By the Probate court Of Lafsyette
county. Mo.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance to the
administrator, within one year afler the date Of
said ~lctters, or they may be ~preciuded from any
benefit of such estate; and IL such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the date OF said
letters, they win be forever barred.
feby WILLIAM q. HARRISON, Admir-.