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ssSUNDOWM."

TINS thoroughbred stallion will make.a
! The pyeHeht season ut the stable HlS
Dover. at SIS to insure a colt, $50 for the season,
for Sl2lS the single leap, the Heap money due ut
time OF service; season money on LIST day of July,
aud the INSURANCE. money Us coon as the mare Is
asceriained TO be in ioal, traded or removed from
The neighborhood Care taken to prevent acct.
dents, bat no responsibility assumed.
%rEpIGREE:
SHUTDOWN, got by Uncle Vic, he by Lexington
imposed sunny south. by Irish Bird Catcher;
second dam, by Cecil; Third LAM. Equation, by
Emllius; fourth dam, Marin, by whisker; ,ilnh
dam, .Gigsidc Fairie, by Herincs; sixth dam,
' icissitude, by Pipater; seventh dam, Beatrice, by
Sir Peter Tcaz!e; eighth dam, Pyrrlri, by Match
en-; ninth dam. Fenwick's Duchess, by White
True Blue; eleventh dam, by Lord Oxford's
Arabian. See Brnce's stud Book, LIST volume;
PAGE 12l.
shutdown was foaled IN 1865. and only run in
his thrcc-ycar-old form QsGsj. He won Mt all
distances from ono to three mile heats, and won
ST. Lonis and New Orleans, beating the fssi Ghor.
ses then on the turf, including GiIroy, Little Mae,
nrnnsi., Merrill, sympathy, Rochester, vaux
down was the stable companion of Pat MallOy,
Blnshec and Plantagcrct. and was certainly the
equal of any of them. He was rs fast as the
saratoga In o race OF IL miles, run at the rate of
l IS LII, the best race ever run with full weight.
We consider SHUTDOWN one of the best horses on
the turf In America. lie was bred by John l..
Wiley, Lexington. Ky, and his pedigree cannot
be surpasset. He has Il splendid constitution, Is
very powerful, and must make u fine breeder Tor
nil purposes. JAS.J .O'FALLOS,
BASIL DUKE.
The fine Cannadian horse '.BLACKHAwKs,"
will alsOstand at lhe aame place, ut 81 TO insure,
or 81 the single .feap. Same terms and condi-
tons lis for shutdown.
Also. vt the same place the fine Maltese jack,
DEVIL ut $40 10 insure or So the single leap
snnle terms and conditions Us for the he rses.
apriis-3m LEWIS con.
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MEM1RlNo."

TTHIlis highly bred young trottiny stallion VIII
- stand Inc present sensan (Which, iins q
G Ssssss sss., sn a VII Hh1 sFR1.s sls I,rst wssal1e-E
lnllrs svu,l, Of Dover, Lafayette county, Mo, At
$40 the season or $50 10 Insure.
MEMBIifSO isa dnik rcdbsy, lax hands high,
per, and decidedly the finest trolling sfaliion 1
eyer saw. lie was sired BY the celebrafcl Ma
rim, son IF Membrino Chlef, aud his dam was
w DOB Diaiiks by Meinbrlno Chief. MsInbrino
no, by imp. Messenger, and was the efre or Lady
Thorn IDOL, NJ. Patclien, ". GIrmbrino, Erirs-
son, sriEn9ai, Clark Chief, 80. &c md also gr
he pnid sls 900 vt two years ol,A and Blaukwo0d,
the inost ynirabir horse living, fnia Lost III other
celebrities. This 10 the most yalrnbls .htock or
horses, In America. They have brought more
capital into the stHtc OF Kentucky than ifspm my
other source ind given 10 the state u most enyia-
bic position. Membrino, though quite young.
has won u considerable reputation In the west q
won the sccond position in n ring ofli aged road
nter stations from different states; q better ring
OF celebrated s~talllons has sciaom IL ever becn
seen before together.
only. besides u Of my own. Gentlemen WHO
have patronized him Previously aud those IN
gagged Will have prcccdcncc over al others for
his services. this year. lie Ia now u ffst-clnes
with i've weeks handling he trottcl n half mile
In ! :l9; therefore, those who have bred To him Tor
his blood anu form only shnll have advantage
over new applicants, since lie IL q %trottcr.
Good grass for mares from % distance ut 81 pcr
month. Care taken Of mares, but NJ owners
risk. For further particulars OF Mrmbrino's
pedigree STE American Trut.i1g Register, vol.
lst, ''MarInadnke, - the name I claimed for him
when he was iOaled, but after bringipa him 10
family. Il. TODuUNIER.
oil trottcr' this year. tapems.
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Joliet, i'll Illinois, famous for the
joliet stone quarrics and the locality
Of the Illinois State Prison, with over
1000 %convicts had, five years ago,
seven thousand inhabitants. Then
was introduced the manufacture of
iron from the ore and Bessemer
steel, the works being very extensive.
A RESULT is that in five years Jol.c: has
doubled her population, and has now
fourteen thousand inhabitants. A
lew weeks ago her citizens subscrib-
cd 100000, and thereby secured the
establishment of car shops of one Of
the leading railroads, n measure that
adds to value of the place 81, 900, 600.
Ihis is enterprise of the right sort.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATloN.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
IN it!e Circuit Court OF SAID county, April Term,
lS'3,-lnth day, April 18th, ls.1.
Joseph Habcrkorn ~
vs.. g
Minerva Gratz, and Henry II. Gra,z, her hus-
band, William Anderson JusepiI Anderson 4.
Robert Anderson, kate Ascrs and Thomas r.
Ahcrs her husband, John Anderson, LeuraRd
Taylor and james NJ. lay ior, h,r husband. ami
Leila Anderson.
FVNo ii above named defendants: you are
4 hereby notified that said pllintil, has conf
menced u suit against you in said court by petit
lion, on which it is alleged that one Oliver An
uerSon departed this life ~i.tcstate in or about the
,abntn OF February or March, lsi3, leaving the
% ninerna "r;itz, William Anderson, Joseph
Anueison, Robert Anderson. Kate .Akcrs,
John Anderson, LeGrand Taylor and Leila An
derson Ills only children. and heirs at law that
SAID oliver Anderson in his Lifetime, on the 18th
Giy OF August, lo.2, in consideration OF fifty dol
lars cash, ana three promisso.y notes tor the sun
, S1lEi oy dollar" n zach, dine Respectively ON the iilh
iivered to one Frederick Fransing his title bond
Tor Il deed 10 the following described real estate,
en- The plat of Anderson's addition to the city OF
Lexington as lot number & in block d.. when
SAID mote shonldbc paid OF; that SAID Fransing
assigned said title bond to enc Joseph Suuircs:
that said Squires afterwards ON the 18th day OF
July, Isl, assigned and transferred said title bond
10 piaintih, that said three promissory uoics have
er OF sild petition is that the court by its order
and decree will diyest the title to said
.oa out OF yon, said defendants. and pass t,
ana vest the same in said plaintiff. And you ar,
iurtter notified that unless you appear ut the next
Term OF said court to be holden ut the courthouse
III tie city OF Lexington on the 18th day of August
next, aud on or before the sixth day thereof. ifthc
term shall SO long continue, and If not thenbe-
i infe une end or The term, and answer sand pc
'ittoh, the same will be taken for confessed.
Ana II IS further ordered that a copy hereof be
puoilsitd IN tlie.Lexinston Weekly inieiiiscncer,
y neMspapcT printed in said county of Lailyctte,
iof i"nr weeks successfully, the last insertion TO
oe Ut least four weekssUelore the commencement
oil the next term of tie court.
n true copy. Attest
NAV 81 EvC r. 49, sierk.
wallace Mitchell, attorneys Tor plaintiff.
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= There arc. some capital Scottish
anecdotes in q accent number of Every
Saturday, among them one ola dying
Highland ,chieftain, who asked his
spiritual $aviser ''if there was any
whisky i'm heaven" and then, half
apologetically said, aye ken, sir, it's
no that | care for it, but il looks wcel
OH the table," Here is another: DR..
Robert knox,athe great teacher of
anatomy, began one of his letters i'm
this way: "Gentlemen, there are no
text books / can recommend, / wrote
one myself, but it is poor stuff. I
can't recommend il. The man who
knows most about a subject writes
worst upon 1t. If you want a good
textbook on any subject, recommend
me to the man who knows noting
about the subject. The re.
suit is that we have no good text
book on auatomw We will have one
soon, however; Prof. Monro is going
to write one" This Prof. Monro
was SO lazy that, lie was in the habit
Of using Ills graadfathcr's lectures,
written more than q hundred years
before Ills day, and students were
bylsaring him lin 1929 and
le30) drawI out, "When l was in
Padua, in 1884," This was the signal
Tor fun. and showers ofpeas descend
On Monro's head. who could never
.Mnaderstand what it was all about.
mere Is also q story of a Scotch SER
ssMI, who, when asked bow tslis
,oIusn,p. y. g. his mastery was, an
sWerea u hope he's wccl." lie was,
TACT, eead, but the oid'seryitor was
&c cautious TO commit himself, in his +,
'Rinion, as to his condition. .Hmsn@
drinking anecdotes and savings
8 that Of an old worthy, who nsea :,
o say, "'~wiisky's bad ihinan ond !
hen, as If to qualify such a dasa,erans '
ointment, added, Especially baa '
fhisky." :
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The Springfield Southwest is re-
sponsible for the statement that coli
ductor Hobson, who runs a freight
train on the Atlantic and Pacific rail-
road, between Springfield and Dixon,
is accompanied each trip by a unique
little passenger. On the draw head,
running under the caboose and
about three feet from the end, is
a hollow or sunkcn place in the cast
ing, wherein q little wren has built
her nest. Here she has laid her eggs
and Matched a brood of little ones.
She rides over the road each dav, a
distance of one hundred and four
miles, just as pleasantly and safely
as III a Pullman coach. The conduc-
tor disobeys orders rather than suffer
the pangs of conscience in eiec,ins
this little passenger, who persisten,ly
refuses to pay fare.
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ORDER eP PUBLICATION

ORDER cE PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit Count OF said county, AprIl term
le.j-I3th day, April 25rd, iS!5,
james u. Eyrap, john Il. Young, Laura i.
Eyram and Albert NJ. Byran, by Wiiiiam Ii.
Mcintyre, their next friend.
Henry Jones and Ja1aps II. Hamil.
rENO az. said attendants, vol, are hrr,hy notified
l. that said plaintiffs have commenced n suit
against you in said court by D.titions aII"r;n~
that one William T.. Byran departed this LIE
soInSti;na IN the year Is. intcstatc; that said
lowing described real estate, situate in LAFAYETTE
county, Missouri, ;o-wii. lie west IrIif 81 IN.
northwest quarter OF section 4, an,i the s~outllcas Il
quarter OF the northeast quarter oil section five
10, in township iJriy-..iuc ua, OF FRANCE twrnly-
SIX (.j), and the southwest quarter of The suI,fi,-
west quarter oil section uliriy-Ilree (:i3), in
township my (J0) oil range twcniy-siX Clb) that
said deceased left Ut his Geati. the above named
James G. Byram, John Is. Young, Laura a.
!Byrim anu Albert NJ. Byr!m, his only heirs at
law, who rs sucli are tenants ia cnm,non of e,i,i
real estate; that said defendant Henry Jones
sometime In The month of june, 1872, fraudulent
ly procured Il deed to he executed conycvin- s,id
premises TO him, ruTportimg to be from said
william +. Byrana, that said decd is a forgery.
anu that SAID Henry Jones afterwards combating
ana conieueratinS with defendant, James r..
fiiinlil, 10 further cu1nplicate and carry out the
fraud aforesaid, executed and delivered a deed
ior SAID premises to said James Il. IIlinil. And
Inc priyer,oi SAID petition is that the court will
decree that said deeds be cancelled, and that The
titie to said premises be established in said
hlaintiis, and HAT said defendants III pcrpeiually
ehJoinel from Claiming said premises.
And you are further notitivd that unless Won
the next tc:fio saIsi cUilr, 10 br holden
nt t!c court house IN the city Of Lexington on
the iih day OF August next, and on or before the
SIKH day thereof, II the Term shall so long COIL
tinue, aud II not :.!cn before The end of the term,
anu answer SAID petition, the sPme Will be taken
And 1t Is further ordered 2hat II copyrhercof be
published in The Lexington Weekly Intclligrncrr,
d hcwspaper printed in salt county OF / LAFAYETTE
ior four VEGAS successfully, the last Insertion
10 DE at least four weeks before the commence
ihent OF the next term of said court.
n TRUE copy. Attest:
ii. l.. BARKSDALE, Clerk,
may q by l.. Il. Da>IrI-
Alexander Il Chiles, Attorneys for plaintiffs.
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n. drunk & .oeer wAen he nude CO

he drunk or sober weei no Inaae w
lpromise I"
N fear all but quito drunk said
1.-The young clergyman.
a1Ilen you arr surc Of tho living
was the factors reply, s'for wiiie 81,
- sometimes 10 obiisious OF wha,
he says when he is sobcr, he Is sure
to remember everything he says when
drunk.
And he was right, Tor the reverend
topper filled the pulpit, and drank al
the tables of the hard.driuking gen.
tlemen of West Grecnock for many
years after.
"A man who did not drink, and
drink hard too, was apt to be thought
poorish, and had as little chance of
mingling in the conviyial society OF
the district he lived in as Mn Irlsn
tgentleman OF the came period VINO
didn't "blaze." An anecdotc Is old
of q Clergyman who was utterly
shocked whom administering conso-
~lation to o dying Highland CHIEF, to
be askedif there "was any whisky in
lheayen?" Aud, half apologetically,
.sYe ken, sir, it's no that l care for 1t,
but 1t looks wecl on the table,"
Tho drinking propensity of the
age was not, as tho Grcenock ancc-
dotc will have told the reader, limi-
ted 10 joyial farmers and lairds. The
church was in no way backward in
claiming a place in that bibulous age.
A Highland minister is reported, 10
have preached q sermon against evil
drinking something after the follow
ing strain, only I have toned down
his Gaelic accent somewhat. "Ma
friends, dinna aye be dram, drammin.'
OF course ye may taxi a dram for
your morniu'; ever. body does that
when he gets up; and may be another
as looks up the sheep, and IL TO re-
fresh yo when We come in. Maist
folk taxi anc at breakfast, Il myself
indeed taxi twa for my stomach),
and ye Gamma weel get through to
twelve O'Clock without meeting o
friend, and then maist folk have ane,
unless indeed in extraordinary cir
cumstances. OF course yen hcv anc
at dinner, and may be a settler up in
the shape o. q sniftcr.in the afternoon.
AT supper everybody talks a tumb'ef
Of toddy or may be two, unless y'vc
been eatin' haggis, when it's nccessa-
ry to taxi o thimblefu' of guid Glen
and aforc a body gangs to bed
they taxi ane' to taw tumblers q my
self dinna sleep without it). That's
a. RIGHT friends, but for ony sake
dinna be aye dram, dram, drammin!"
Tho same worthy used to remark
that "wlisky's a bad thing" and
then, as if TO qualify such a dangerous
sentiment, Especially bad whisky"
Early in The century, but not over
thirty years ago, q certain judge of
the Court of Session, whose nane is
famous in Edinburgh, was returning
late one night, OF early one morning,
from a jovial party, so intoxicated
that he C ,uld not find his own house.
Lord Il. was, however, NOT q maj to
be put out, SO he quietly stepped UP
to q watchmar, and in q careless tone
Of voice inquired
"Honest man, could yc tell me
where Lord II. mentioning lis own
lame) lives? 2"
The Waterman raised his lantern 10
the face of the inquirer. "Why you're
hin !"
All! honest man, well l ken that"
was the careless reply; "but where
do live ?n-AU the Year Found.
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onpr,r, or punLirxrIor.

49,
STATE OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE County,.
"a iAe Circuit Court Of said county in vacation
sVenry @. oaih .
Mark II. re,t. Frank w. Ttitay, James II,
ncatty, William y, Hall and Jainrsu Hhngalc.
Y NO the anit James II. Beatty anil William Y;
4. Hall, you are hereby notified that hail
piaintin has commenced y suit against YOU AM
general nature or which Il 10 obtain u Judgment
against the said Mark L.. belt and Frank w.
Iillhy lor the sum OF two hundred anti styqniS
25- loo dollars With legal interest. being ba!ahce
due for lumber nnd materials furnishcd SAIL Belt
and Tillny, aud to enforce 70 mnchanic's Ielh For
said sum agalnst the following uescrihed proper.
", to-,sitt A one story ii!,nie ware house. "a
feet In. length by u feet In width, aud another ont
story frame ware house nbout ~ feel. III iei,Bfh by
about 20 feet In width. situated ON lots ala and
seven % and u, In block number one ~ IN the
end addition to the town OF Aulfvuie.
And you are further notified that unlesn you
appear at the next term OF said court 10 be hold
en- on tlp 9TH day of August next ut The court
house, In the city Of Lexington, and on or be-
fore t!rsixth day thereof, " the tcrm shall so
long co itlnuc, and IL not then before the end Of
She term, and answer said petition, the same will
brtakcn for confessed.
And It Is further ordered that o copy hereof be
published In the Lexington Weekly lSTRLLioES-
cRR, u newspaper printed in said county, o. La
fiseite, for four weeks successfully, the last In
srrtlon tn be at least four = eeis before the conf
nlencrmrnt Of the next term Of this court.
II. l.. BARKsDAL.E, Clerk.
by g.. u, DAStEL, ID, &.
Ryland & Son attorneys for plaintiff. mayli-5t
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STRAY NOTICE.

up by Jno. C. Bonham. living In
sofri pa ans township, in Lafayette county. his.
81 me Peace of Davis township. County YuS and
straw ~ 1 mose on the 10th day Of May 1873, one
sorrsl m siar IN Ie fan : as follows, .to-wit: bark
nm a fS1t- white, two years old. Appraised to
Wsrrena wi ~ w Higgins and James L..
70 my, to apprnise the same. Wines nv hands
tn,s DAY and date ABOVE written.
maysi-a PHIL. Z, AYERS, J.. r.
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FINAL

NoiiCE is hereby given TO all creditors and
mistcher. deceased, that 1, the ondcrsiyncd ni-
in,n,s,ri'er Of said estate, intend to make a final
PPruainanhiena Oh sa.d estate at the July term of the
anu heiu VI the court house, in the city of Lex-
ihslon,, on the iirst Monday in July, 1873.
ihas2l GEO. T.. FLETCHER, Admir-
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Horrcr..

r EITi:I,S testamcntary on the estate. of Jesse
- ID. Horn, deceased, We're granted TO the un-
lersigued on the eth day Of April, 1873. by the
Probate Court Of Lafayette county, Mo.
All persons having claims against said estate
IRE required to exhibit tlrm, for allowance, TO
The executors, within one year after the dale
Of said letters, or they may be prcciuicd from
any benefit of such estate; and IL such claims be
not exhibited within two years from the date of
ii. l.. GROuMS,
aprj0-5w a. j. HORN, Executors.
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EREGgsnsDFDCg.

THIS well bred stallion will make the present
Il season at Mr.. John hll.tadi's stable six
miles south of Dover, aud two miles east of Page
City. TERMS: Ten dollars for the season, or
fifteen dollars 10 Insure II foal season money due
Isl m July, AID insurance money due when the
mare is known TO be with ina! or Parted with.
BEEChiNaIDGE
Is n beautiful bay. fifteen and three quarter hands
high, Of excellent form, with plenty Of bone and
aud good trottinS action. He is u
horse well suited for the farmer in every par,icu-
lar. He WAS bred in Kentucky AMI sired by n
M1inbrinO horse, and out OF II well bred lhnr,..
lie was brought 10 Missouri ~ Ny. j. e. Voting.
Pasture furnished when desired. Care will be
taken 10 prevent accidents bat I vii! rot be re
Si'onslhlc for any that MAJ occur.
inayI-lm HENRY l.. CUiLER
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

~
STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court OF said county in vacation,
May 10th, 1873.
Wilhelmina MeiXncr)
VS. SDiyorrn
Frank Mciyucr
T1NO the said Frank MeiXnrr, Won are hereby
l. notified Tia; said plaintiff las commenced !.
suit ;Sasnst yuti II, said court by petition, allcg-
ing that You and plaintiff were law fully married.
on The iiii day Of MIrch, lsta, ti,ai you have
NJ 'chicd yourself tr0m plin:iI without rtusgnu-
Die ca'i=s ior the SPACE of one year. And the
prayer OF said petition is that Plaintiff may be
divorced from the boltl5 or malriiuDny con-
tractei with YOU ~ aforesaid, tint she have the
care anu custody of Her Infant child, and that n
support be :ldjlHSui 10 her out of yu;,r nrOperiy.
AMI YOU are further bottled that unless YOU an
pcitf III tic ieAi term Of said CONT, to he holden
on I ic 4th day Vi August next at this court heusc.
N ths guy oil LeN.nSion, and on or. bcior,. the
siAti day thereof, IT The term Shall so long con-
tiii!ir, and IL not then before the end of the term.
aud Answer said petition, the same will be taken
IS confessed.
And il 10 further ordered that q copy hereof he
published IN TIE Lexington Weekly INrELLIarS-
GER, Il new slr'cr printed III said county Of La
I.'ytitc, Tor Ipar weeks successfully, the last in
s'ii!oii 10 be it least Inrtr weeks before the COM
ii,hcri.irhto u! The n"Ai tern. OF said court.
Atruc copy; attest:
!. L.. H~AKSDALE, Clerk,
by G.. Il. DANIEL, ID. e.
Eyland & Son attorneys Tor plalntiIf. mayli
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FINAL

oIiCE IS hereby given to all creditors md
> - Diners interested in the partnership estaies
~ me urine OF Wilson 4 Fletcher, and also of
y nn5on, tietcaer SCo , that /, the undersigned
administrator of said estates, intend 10 max n
nT ~ sraue,n.nt of aid estates al the July term
bag nnn a Z court OF Lafayette county, to be
! eH,ns.oh' on the trst Monday in .Juiy, Is;3.' "
Nh'SSo GEO. Z. FLETCHEn. Admir-
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FINAL SETTT MENT.

~ LIE Is hereby given to all creditors and
M,enols, deceased, that I. tile undersigned exc
nu,o OF said estate, intend to make u final settle
pase court of Lafayette county. to be begun and
neiu NJ the court house, in the city of Lexington,
U me hrst Monday in July, ls73.
maTsl John L. GIBSON, Executor.
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NrsrR. aorIcu.

r ErrERS oil administration upon the estate OF
IL VIM. Il. Shelby, deceased, were granted 10
the undersigned hy the Probate Court of Lufay-
cite county, on the 29Iii day of April, 1873. All
persons having ciaiIns against said estate are re-
quired to present them 10 sab! court for allow
be precluird, and il said claims are not pre-
within two years they viii be forever
barred.
apso2t ANDREW X. siTLINGToN. Admir-.
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INVERSION.

OwcaiiNsG to- the late arrival from Ky. of this
mares at Nettlewood, Lsitayette cnnns ,apn Tor
an ins Srptehber LIST next. ut the low price of So
diversion was foalcd in 1851 md -. II,
ny tue famous Lexington, his dam was Iiii,1 1n Ia
np Mrrrgfave' &c. See pedigree Bruce SIM,
crS =. I ur.ier comments unnecessary, as breJ-
Afn X. TODHUNTER
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N SETTLEMENTS

o!iCE Is hereby given 70 all creditors and
n9wherd, deceased, that l, the undersigned adj
sn,ntsIratoro OF said estate, intend to max a Anal
fr9ga,e court of Lafayette county. To Ia. Ie.rnn
ana ne'h az the cenrt house, In the city of Lex
ing.on, ON The first Monlay in July, iS;3.
ihay2i GEO. Z. FLETCHER. Admir-.
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In digging for the new Croton
main in Charles street, from Broad
way to Centre street, New York, the
workmeu recently struck an old
graveyard aud cShumed about fifty
Skeletons.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
Mrs. M. f. Price
HAS RECEIVED ALARGE AND Ell.
EGANT ASSORTMENT OF SUM.
uER mxI.I.yNEuv.

Eonn.ts, flowers aud ribbons, also s:Ik and lace
= isnnes and ties, and a great variety Of notions
and iafey arttcles. Having also selected her
,,o, " w : mi = sisw 70 the hard times she Is pre-
Of Lexington aud vicinity are respectfully,
lh.i.en % ea,l ana examine for themselves. She
Els also Madam ~ scorset Cor sale,