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extraordinary state Of things contin.

extraordinary state OF things contin-
ne, to the terror and dismay OF the
poor lady and the other inmates of
the house. Everyone found directly
that IL was q hoax; but tho name OF
the hoaxer was not known till long
afterwards. This, ii appeared, was
Theodore Hook, one of the most in
veterate punstcrs and jOkers of the
day. lilo had noticed the very quiet
character of Berners street. aud the
name of Mrs. -, on brass plate
on one of the doors; he laid wngcr
with brother wag who accompanied
him that he would make that partic.
niar house the talk of the whole
town. And he assurediy did II. He
devoted three or four days to writing
letters, in the name OF Mrs.
to iradesmen of all kinds. profession.
al men, distinguished pcrsonages, and
servants out Of PtAce-alt coHehed iil
a lady-like style, aud requesting the
persons addressed to come to Berners
street OH the appointed day, for rea.
sons specially stated.
Many of our distinguished actors
hive been great lovers of practical
hoaxcs--Mot only comedians and far.
ceur', but tragic actors, W no are pop.
uiariy supposed to he always in 6
tpIssion of rage, jealousy, revenge
and SO forth. Young, tho tragedian
for instance, was once driving in F.,
gia with friend in the outskirts o
London; he pulled up at turnpike
gate, noticed the name of the toll
collector written up over the door
and politely told the gatc-woman tha
he anXiously wished to see Mr..
on n matter of Importance. Fcelin:
impressed with the emphatic state
ment, she sent hastily for her hus
band, the to.l-collcctor, who wa
working in neishboring field. IL
busted on Il Il an coat. and present
ed himself. Young said:-sI paid TO
n ticket at the last gate. and wa
told it would free Inc through this
as l wish to be srrupuluusly exact
will you kindly tell me whether sue
is the case?" "Why, of course. il is.
Can ! then pass through witlou
paying:" The toll-collector's fun
ther reply and his vitupcratiom whe
the travellers complacentIy passc
on. need not be here transcribed
Chambers journal
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Burrss Last Shot.

One afternoon n number t'r voiin~
lawyers amused themselves by shoot
ing ut target with pistols. AS the
exercises continued long after the adj
Journment of court for the dav, many
lawyers and others who were ,-f-
tending court assembled to witness
the sport. Among the deeply inter-
estad- spectators VIZ, CofuHcf BUTT.
While keenly watching the effect OF
each shot, two young lawyers, who
had been engaged in shoorius, APP
preached him.
"Colonel Burr" said one of them,
1--WE would be very happy to witness
your Skill at iargct-ShOuiium.''
My skill at target-shootIng ? How
came yon TO suppose | had any skill
rs marksman - said Burr, fixing
ms piercing eyes upon the speaker.
"1 Oh are an old soldier, Colonel
Burr, and we have always heard you
spoken OF rs the best shot in Amcri.
ca" said the young man.
III Is many Years since was a
soldier, and 1 have had but little
practice with the pistol since leavicu
the army: Times Of peace do not. OF
at least they should not. FURNISH
1 ''''s OSS's7'o'9 ioi tic use VI tntl
weapon, since those occasions otter
have lasting regret. But as youl
invitation to join your sport WAS 81
respectfully given. L will accept ii
At least, shall shoot once at the tar
get. That will be sufficient for III,
unpracticed hand. Let me see YOU
pistols"
Several were brought him. Sc
icc'img one of them he balanced i
moment i'll his hand, sighted acros
the harrcll, then. taking his stand Il
the line from which each contestan
fired, lie raised his arm a,iI prosecute,
tie pistol.
/ 1t was moment Of intense, almos
dramatic. Interest. Before the spec
tators, pistol in hand, stood AaroI
Burr, the very arm nutsirctched
which, ON the heights of Wechaw
ken, laid The illustrious Hamilton
cold in death. The eye that was nov
sighting the pistol had cleaned alon:
deathful weapon i'll mortal conbat-
had bcheid his iuc sink ut his fec
bathed in blood. But Il quick flash
sharp report, broke the spell
that held the spectators the buiir
had sped. Aaron Burr had sent i
. home TO the centre of the target. /
faint smile passed over his features Il
an exclamation of astonishnent al
nouncci the unerring shot Handin
the weapon to its owner, he turuc
ana lett lhc field without u,teriug
word,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

FATE OF MISSOURI, ss
LAFAYETTE CorNTY-
In the Probate Court of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri-July adjourned tes1n. ls1a. August a6th.
NYOw, AT THIS DAY COMES JAMES II.
N Barns, surviving partner and a'iminiS;ra-
tor of the partnership estate of Horn i Co, =,
composed Of Jesse ID. Horn and James ii Barnes,
and presents TO the court his petition. praying
for Al o ,i.r for tine sale Of much u the Il
cstcte q, ,'id partnership aS will pay and satisfy
tle .c'hpilins debts due by said e,tre AMI yet
unpsi, ,ur want of sufficient ts-etS, accnin!'a-
n. " '.e counts. lists amt Inventories r''-
au..r, ~ l'E in such cases; on exam mnation
VIC eo: At i ordered that all persons interested
ss.d csIa oe notified that application rs sior-
sau. as be J IN idc and that unless the contrary
be s1oc-u Oh or before the first day of the next
teIln his court, 10 he held on the firs; Monday
in DC u5e 1873, order will be made for salt. of
the wru'e. or so much IT the real estate of said
partue:-.iip will be sufficient for the payment
of said ebis.
And it is further ordered that this notice be
published in the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
Ger, newspaper printed IN SAIL county al La
fayette for four weeks suceessire!v, 'ht la>i In
sertion 10 he AT least Ks before tie COM
meacement of the next term of the Court.
suSS JOHN Z. RURpEN. Clerk.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
SrAyE T.,aIsnF. OF Ma!ssoSsI, ass.ssa ,...

LAFAYsrrS CorSrSs
In the Probate Court of Lafayette county. Mis-
souri-July adjourned term, 1873. August sstt,
NOw, At THIS DAY CONES RICHARD
IN N. Slaughter, administrator, with the
will annexed, ct the estate Of Mary Lewis,
deceased, aud presents to the court his pc
tition, praying Tor an order for the sale OF 40
much OF the real estate of sand tccrasssl as will
pay and satisfy the remaiaing debts due 6v said
estate and yet unpaid tor want Of sufficient as
0ets, accompanied by the accounts, lists and IN
ventories required by law In such cxscs; on eS.
animation whereof it is ordered that all persons
Interested In said estate be notified that appiics
ton as aforesaid rss been made, and that unless
The contrary be shown GU or before the frst day
Of the next term of this Court, To he held on the
orst Monday N October, lSs3, an orier will be
made for sale OF the whole, or much OF the real
estAte or said decreased as will be- sufficient for
The payment Uf said debts.
And IL is further oricrcd that this notice bt
Pubaishci in the Lexington Weekly Jntciligen-
Ger, newspaper printed in said soanty OF La.
fAyctt, Tor four weeks succcssivcly, the last in.
scrtion TO be at least four weeks be1ar- the com.
0encemcnt Of the next term of the court
snsE JOHN E. BURDEN. Clerk.
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Great Hen ut kIonc-HoVy George
Washington Put on N Clean Shirt.

Il
We always think of"rca, men as in
tue act fpcrtorniing the deeds whicl,
give them renown, or else in stately
rcpos2, grand, gloomy and majestic.
And Yet this Is hardly fair, because
even the most gorgeous and magniii-
clcnt OF human beings have to bother
themselves with the little things of
HE which engage the attention of us
smaller people. No doubt Moses
snuled and got angry when he had n
severe cold in his head, and if Il tly
bit his leg while lie was sitting in,
desert. why should we suppose hp
did not jump up and use violent Ian.
guaSe, aud rub the sore place? And
C1Sar--isn't it toicrably CERTAIN tha,
he used TO become furious when ht
went up stairs TO get bis slippers in
the dark and found that Caiphurnia
had showed them back under the bed
so that lie had TO sweep around wildly
tor them with the Droom-lIandle
And when Solomon cracked his crazy.
bone, Is IT unreasonable to suppose
that he hopped around tho room au,
looked mad and felt rs if he wanted
10 cry! Imagine George Washing.
| >'' SaNsa'o "" Wv CtSC OI Lie
putting Oh clean shirt. and growing
at Martha because the buttons were
of; or st. Augustine with an apron
around his neck having his hair cut
or Joan OF Are holding her front l,ail
in her mouth, as women do, Will,
she fixed up her back hair: or Nap"'
Icon jumping out OF bed in frenzy
TO chase 4; mosquito around the room
vita pillow or Martin Luther il
ms hl%ht-shirt tryin. to put ths
; baby to sleepat , O'Clock in the morn
ing or Alexander the Great with ,h,
) hlccu.js: Or Thomis Jefferson getting
suddenly over Il fence to avoid dog
or the Duke OF Wellington lying i'll {
, bed with the mumps: or DAME
ebster abusing his wife because sh
hadn't tucked the covers i'll ut th
foot OF the bed; or Benjamin Frank
i'm pairing his corn with a razor; o
; Jonathan Edwards at the Dime
table wanting TO sneczc just as h
:. gets his, mouth fun "f hot beef; o
Noah >tahhinga at his window at nigh
, throw iU1 bricks III Il cat.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

LAFAYETTE SOCSrf-
In the Probate Court OF Lafayette county, Mis-
souri-July adjourned term, ISIS. August s6th.
TOw. ut this day comes Benj y. Ragand,
IN asinliaistsatnr ~ ths estate Of Mn. n e horp.
deceased, and presents to the court his petition,
praying for an oiricr ior the sale OF much ui
The real estate of said deceased will pay and
satisfy the remaining debts due by SAID estate
and yet unpaid for want of sufficient assets, ac-
companicd by the accounts. lists and inventories
required by law IN such c..se>; on examination
whereof it is ordered that all persons i0tereste,i
IN said estate be notidct that application as
aforesaid has been made, and that The con-
trary be shown or before the first day of the
next term oil this Coirt, u be held on the firsl
Monday in Oct-ber, ISIS an or'tcr will be maie
for the sale Of the VIII Die, much of the real
estate of said deceased will be sufficient for the
payinent of said debts.
And il is further or,lerNd that this naticr he
,nblishei in the Lexington Weekly Intel.iS. n
ser. . newspaper printed in said courty OF La
fsyette , for four weeks SucceSsively, the last in
sertion 10 be AT least four weeks before The COM
snencemeaI of the next tenn Of the court
A truc copy. Attest:
auS.I JOHN K. BURDEN, Clerk
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ADMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE

NYoTiCE is hereby gwen that letters of all
~ ministra.ion upon the estate OF Sarah J.
B0nham. deceased, were granted to the under
signed by the Probate court "f Lafayette county,
on the sSth 'lay of August. 1873.
All persons having claims against said estate
required to exhibit them for allowance to the
sslIninistratur within one year after the dnte oil
said fets~rs. they may NJ rrS-ofued from any
beucfit Of such estate; and il such claims be mol
exhibited within two years from the date OF said
letters. they will be forever barrrd-
aug. PHIL. f. NYnHS, Admir-.
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.0v,I1sTRATOR,s NOTICE.

~voTICE is hereby ,,ven that letters Of fail a'i-
~ minisJraiion upon the estate ,,,.. %a .,rt
si1nse bv The Probate court of Lafayet county
on the sSth day Of July, 1873. s,ia estate
All persons having eia, ,h.,n for allowance t., the
Nsmiastrstor within one year after .late OF sa'
ictfsrs. or they may be prcclnd.;l from any "sM
sIa.issS within two wears from the date oil salt
S.stsrs they will he forever barred.
ALBERT Z. BURNHAM, ADMINISTRATOR.
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ENECUTRIN,s NOTICE.

r ETTERS testamrntary on the estate Of Patrick
L 4 t,u.arin, deceased, We're granted to the
undersigned nn the 10Th ,iay of June. lsa3, by the
Probate Court of Lafayette county. Mo.
All persons having claims against salt estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance tC
the executor within one year after The da''
of said letters, or they may he rrccl luded frolu
any benetit of such estate; and II such claims b'
NOT exhibited within two years from the date o
said letters they will be forever barrs.l.
ausa1 MARGARET GUEARIS, Executor.
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p.nlio Adm,n,.,ra,or'. NOTICE,

DY virtue Of an order ofthe Probaie Court Of
p Lafayette county, Missouri, made on the
18th day ai July, 1919, the an,lcrstJne'i fnbilc
Ndmtntstrator of said county, taken charHe oi
the estate of Patrick Raiisan, deceased,
All persons having claims against saia estate
ilhtn one wear a,l.r the ,iaie OF said order. OF
they may he prrclulci iron, my benetlt Of snct
cstates nd IL such claims be not exhibited WIN.
In two ayeaps from the date Of said order they vii
be forever barred. MOSSs CHAPMAN.
augsI pubitc Administrator.
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Public Administra,or,. Notice.

i'I0Y yirtnr Of nm or,lcr of the Probate Court o.
ID Lafayette County. Missouri. male on IN
| administrator Of said county, has tnkcn charS'
| Of the estate of Missouri Wilson. deceased.
All persons haviu. claims against said estat'
are required to exhibit them 10 me for allowance
within one year af1er the date OF said order, "l
| they may be preclude,l from any benefit of suc'
estate; and If such claims be not exhibited wtthir
two years from tile date of said order, they vii
| br foISver barred. MOSES CHAPMAN.
| aups; Public Administrator.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES.
TATE.

vvHEREAS, Robert 4 Barnett and Mary c.
w Barnett his wife, by their deed of trust,
dated the IliIl day of May, \ d. 1870, and re-
county. Missouri. in book N" 3; at Ga:e l'I.
CONVEYED to the undersigned. Roher; " Cox,
az trustee the following described tract OF iant.
situated in the county OF Lafayette anu state oi
Missouri, to-wit:
The west half of the northeast quarter of sec
ton three (Sl. in township hiiy tN), Of range
tweuiy-six (26J Containing Sieslty acres, more or
less.
In trust, to secure the payment TO JHseph j
Uampton in the sum of twelve hundred do'-
lars and interest, ~ is evidence 10y Ile prom
issory noe of even dale with said deed nf trust
and described therein; and whereas, !efaiit ana
r,;lure has ben made in the prYnent "f safi
WON, :-sory noie and interest, Now, therefore,
y. m, rr-i,est of the owner aud hoi Her OF said
s,s and by virtue Of the power aad authority
In us vested b. said deed Of trust: i, the un-
,irr.ipoeI. as such trustee. will, ON the
"Wednesday. the !7th day of Septem-
Der, il. d., 1873,
In from, Of the court house door, in the county MY
Of Isfayett. and Stale of Miss ruri, De."eeh me
hours Of nine o'clock in the To- eh"on anu NY
o'clock IN the Of tna day. sen I '"" ,.,'
lie yenduc 10 tn highest GiI,er, in cisn' Sill -.
said tract and parcel Of land, or 80 ihucii l'is
as NAV b- necessary. 10 satisfy a;ih pay on g.. I
lromissnry nute an / interest, Win 'iie COSTS ant!
expenses of tIis tru-t - ,,. .r
angiS-st ROBERT W. cox. Trustee.
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C1SaI 1t.crLEMENT,

~~nrICE Il hereby given to all crcdiIors
.na ofhers interested In the estate Of MARIA
- Hill, deed, that !, the undersigned an. aat.' ,
tssraIor OF said estate, initnd 70 nahs -, :
ansl emept Of said estate al the Ocfober teTi
~ IRE probate court Of Lafayette county, 10 y,
Seenn and held at the court hoise In thr ei,y o.
sna1 JOSEPH Ill.,, Atim'r.
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1HE NTELLI0ENcER has the largest circu-
eden In lafayette county of any paper iffstshc,i
lA Lexington. Advertisements Inverted at the
uDaaa rAscs-a per square for irst Insertion. and
I eas. sae saeA coutln lance. Liberal reduction
- yearly advcrtisensents
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GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all rcrsons intera
~ esieai in the estate of Mary r. Patrick, I.
| MINOR that the undersigned guardian of III
\ person aud estate of said minor has fiic't hi-
account for settlement oi said minors :stafe. VI
| the July term OF tie Probate curt of I.afay
e,te county Mo and will app;y nj the next :crnl
If said court, III hell. ON the first Monday IN Oc-
| tob,r. 1873, for 1inal discharge of sail guai
| t.isnship 5. u. WENTWORTH.
| .u,c,7 Guardian.
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Responses TO prayers and sermons
may be good if they come in at the
right place. Not so.however, came in
response, recently, 10 a minister, in
an African church. lie had come
down from the pulpit to invite a
stranger into one of the pews To
preach for'him, but was unsuccessful.
..Brethren,' said he. Il invited Bro,
s. to preach, but lie declines" ;"
..Glory he TO God?" roared out q
MAJ, from the miatle of the church
A doctor Of Portsmouth protests
against the taliing of bells at fuuer
ais. lie thinks the sound has q de
pressing eject upon the sick, aud can
not prove a source of much enjoy
ment to the departed.
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stvl.. cases and hear their richinl tone irsts
s.sn ,o 80 All the above instruments are war
Ss,nte,l A, r.prescuted or money Refunded. send
for circulars of Piano and ORGANS I"
ViELE 4 MILLS, General Agents. IA y. h't
Il 81 Louis No. 4-S
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

VYvHEREAS, Robert a. Barnett and Mary e.
w Barnett his w,ie: ON the I'm day 81 June !,
ISL. executed and delivered their deed al
trust. which is now OF record in the Recorder :
oiic Of Lafayette county Missouri, IL book No
ii on uarr H. conveying to John L. Rylind,
tristee the following described real estate,
situated in said county of Lafayette, toc"it:
The west half of the northeast quarter OF sec
t,on three C), rown-hip MY Cor range tWehtE.
six (s;, and the north hsif of the southwest
uuart.r Of section thirty dve t;t), township ffty-
one (5D, range twenty-four t:i)
u hirh conveyance was made in trust Ia
to secure the payment by said HaInett oi his
nromissory noie il said deed fully describeii
and whereas said note has long since bccoin,
dine and remain unpaid, Now, therefore pubic
notice is hereby given t:Iat the understand tr,
and At request of the legal holder OF said note
will. on
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TRUSTEE,s SALE.

~uyuEpE>s. Martin D. Warren and Elizabeth
w a. Warren his wife, by their certain d, ell
and recorded in the Recorders "f.iceof Lafay cite
county, Missouri, in book !. page y. conveyed
to Hector 4. lhinw: tr,!s!e, th' io'icMti,S ,I's
Missouri, to-wi.: Tie southeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter OF ectIon No. twenty t.D'
;wenty-kve (a), which conveyance wa. ma'ie IN
trust 10 secrre The payment by said Martin II.
Warren of mis- three several proini.s9.y notes, IN
notes have long since become lu'. and two there
of rem ain unpaid. Now. Therefore pubic notice
,nrs,a.,cs of the power in said deed of trust Civ
en-. and AT the request of the legal holder q; sci"
notes, will, on
Saturday, September eth, 1873,
n.tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N; and 5
o'cock P N; Of tat d,y, pr"c-ea 10 sen s l.l",
hid Ter for cash in hand, ut the court h".c, ,inor
in the city of Lexington, Laiiy cite county Miss
toned. au.7 HECTOR \. CHM. Irust..e:
Hxccu,or,. Sale Of Real Estate.
NyOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons, that
~ by virtue of the power and nuthority yes'e',
in me, as Executor in and ly the last VIII ans,
testament Of Wiiisn sell w,I and tcsr.
ment Of said William self, trceased, VIII, on
Thursdny, the 9th day OF OCTOBER
A. ID. 1873,
IN front of the caurt house, in the city Of Lex.
ington in the county of Lafayette, and STATE o.
Missouri aud during the sess On "i Inc iTeoa.
Court OF sail county, sell AT public aIction t'
fhe high. st bidder tor ctsh, all tue right, Lte
interesf and estate OF the 81 d william Sell
deceased, in and to the flowing described rea
esttie situate and being in the county OF ia:ay'
ette' and state of Missouri, and describea IL
ssii last will and testament IS follows
Rerinninc at o point 10 feei north of the norti
vest corner OF block No. Is, in the Irst adaitio,
10 the town Of LeNinrton nioresniu, anu ,;,', ,i,
ming thence north I" the northern line Oh seetiH'
49, in township 81 of rang =, r or th port
east corner Of said block -, bcin; three hunursi
feet distant; tn nee south t"a point lo 'eet % nor.
OF the northeast corner OF s:tu o., .',t m
~; thence with line paral lel 10 w VI
line secondly mentioned abov", ives, ~
feet to the place of beginning said 10 10
nv estimate being 81 f.et inches wide AT III
west end and 5j feet 8 inches wide IT the ea-
end and three hundrcd feet long. ami ha'ih
the brick dwelling house oi said deceased an
other bouses situat' d "n II, and is par. OF ,h
s.rin between the First and Andrrson's addilio
to the city of Lexington. Said real estate wi
ie sold for cash, for the purpose 81 taEins IN
Srbts due by the estat" Of said William self, de
ceased. Witness my hann ms ;snn n1y
August. 1873. 'ohN L. !" rx,.sm,,r
sept3 -
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Wednesday, the 18th day of Septem
ber, 1873,

between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and >
O'Clock p NJ OF thrt day. proceed I" sea- ~ :
land above described at public vendu" To the
highest bidder for cash in hand al the court nous
door, IN the city ofI.exinS'on, Lliayr,tt county
Missouri for the purpose Of satisfying III! n"ic
,rith ;nrerest aud tn. costs an, expenses OF this
trnsi au.l3 JOIN Z RYLANp. Trustee.
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PA7LCR GEM PIANO

Tho.- wishing Il lower priced F.. ~iii fiI.
the ..Gem' just the thing, moderate ir.th I!
size and price, made oi she hest material. ..
ION. and reuiaTh able Tor gyn.ainiIi. IN iuig
strictly fist class in all its parts All fully war
| runt.i. Marked iIvurs to ministers and tie l.r'
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~personal attention given TO the Pure base
and Sal. cf Grain. Flour, York, Laiu, hs.P'
Rope Cotton, Tobaccu, &c. s"p'ii
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I. rronSEys % AID conSsEiroas AT
| n Law, Lexington, Mo-. Oiice, No. 81 Main
stsvct,s over the store OF EneherE & Jennings:
| Sractiee in all the courts of this and adjacent
sotlntIes aud In the Supreme Court of the state,
| " D;stfirt Court OF the United States. Collec-
j lupa NATE. [apr5-ly
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IL A ~ IN Il R.
WILL RECEIVE DEPOSITS, BCY AMI
w self EXCHANGE, U. :. BONDS, COLI
4;id SILNER Notes and Time Drafts bought
Collections made. The patronage of friends a,'
he nuhlic snlicite,l. IQprh-lv
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r tween the hours Of 10 O'CLOCK A. N anu
o's.orxp NJ oft"at day, proceed to sell The lane!
NIB we described. at public veniue t. the hgh'-t
in the city of Lexington, Laily cite county, Miss
snnri for the ur,r,s.s in said deed Of trust me1-
toned. au3I HECTOR A lhlNN. IIuscc:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-10

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