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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
NOTICE.

TNHE creditors of H.. II. Meinershagan are
L hereby notified that the undersigned, as
will, on Tuesday, the 18th day of September,
1873, pay, Upon the demands allowed against
said estate, according to their right, Il dividend
of five per cent. Apply at the law office of
Graves " Wood. in the city OF Lexington, LAT
nyettr county, Missouri.
ii. j. HIGGINS.
,.t spinr nfIU II f,i,rEi,nrnp
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby given t" all creditors and
IN others interested in the estate of Anderson
Warren, deed, that the undersigned, admins
TRAITOR oi said estate, intends to make Il final SIT
Element OF SAID estate III the October term, $50,
of the Probate Court OF Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, to he begun and held at the cuGrt-loIst
in the city of Lexington on III" first Monday III
October, 1870.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
ExECUITnR,S NOTvCE

TIERS TESTAMENTAIsY on tn. est ,te q
II II. Wallace, deceased, We're granted Ia
the undersigned, on the 3i day of September,
1875, by the Probate Court Of Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required To present them 10 said court for
allowance within one year from this date, or
they may he prrcluled, and II said claims are
not presented within two years they Will he
forever barred.
ENIs C. MALICE,
ELIZABETH &. WALLACE,
SeDtl 1t Executors,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
STRAYED

IRON the subscriber, about June
T. LIST, 1873. one Brown Filly, two pEsSSs-r,
years uld, little white on one hind T:Sa
foot n large, fine and valuable animal; 49,
also Il very dark Iron Gray Horse. two years
old, lorg name and tail, small star in forehead,
small white spot behind right ear. y liberia! re-
ward will be given Tor their delivery to me,
near Mayhem, Lafayette county. Mo, or Tor
information that will lead to their recovery.
septlS-Iw JAMES NJ. WlTIiEliS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

DISSOLUTION.

T'HE co-pariner=hip heretofore existing be-
L tween Whitsett ~ Cox is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All debts due the said firm
are to he paid to Isaac W. Whitsctt, and all
debts due by the firm are 10 he paid by him.
w. II. CON.
!. w. W~IIlrSETT.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
ESTRAY.

TSTRAYED from the subscribers 81
II premises, eight miles southeast NsssfEasN
OF Ley ington, about the first week in H.Sa
August, II Sorrcl FLY about four years @---
old, with Il white spot in the forehead. Il little
white snip on the nose, right hind foot white,
about fifteen and Il half hands high. Any one
returning the animal to my premises Will he
suitably rewarded
Snp!4tf LEWIS l.. GREEN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
What is V%e@cJine!

1t is 4 compound extract from barks, roofs and
herbs. 1t is natures remedy. 1t is perfect
harmless from any bad effect upon the system.
nervous system. 1t gives you 4 good, sweet
sleep at night. 1t is II great panacea for our
aged fathers and mothers, Tor it gives them
strength. quiets their nerves. and gives them
natures sweet slecp-as has been proved by
many an aged person. 1t Is the great Blood
Purifier. 1t is Il soothing remedy for our chill
dren. 1t has relieved and cured thousands. Ii
is very pleasant TO take; every child likes it Ii
relieves and cures all diseases orig mating from
impure blood. Try the NEGETINE. Give 1t a
fair trial for your complaints: then you Will say
to your friend. neighbOr and acquaintance
TRY it; it has cured me-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all creditors and
IN others interested il the estate of William
Whet sfOnc, deceased, that the undersigned, All
ministrator al said estate, intends To make Il
final settlement OF said estate III the October
term of the Probate court %! Lafayette county
Missouri. to be begun aud held at the court
house in the city Lexington on on the first Mon
day in October, 1874.
S,,tl.iU MOSES GIi \pN An. Admir-.
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THE MEDICINE THAT CURES


Taking into consideration the character OF lis
vouchers, the history OF ITS cures hhI thr in'-
mpnse increasing demand, NEGETINE may TIE
iairly entitled The leading medicine {! the age.
For scrOfula in the blood, NEaETINE Is an IN
fallibie remedy, aud no person hr''i S"nSt ti"m
minors. ulcers, and all diseases arising IRON
impure blood, ii NkGETiNE Is Used according l"
directions. There is not = case oil Attoluih IN
existence that vEcETtNE will not cure provided.
however. the vital functions have not '"St TIER
power of action, all that may he sand TO the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
influence, and absolute IN lis action On 'i'@taNc,
as the following uAqurs'iunahie evidence Viii
show.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

NOTICE is hereby given, that i will attend ut
IN the courthouse III Lafayette county. and
stale of Missouri, on the iOth, llth and 18th OF
JANUARY, lS7G, TO hear proof OF. and TO adjust
and allow claims against the estate of Albert &.
DOllinSrr.
JOHN +. BASCoM, Assignee Of
spptI.tm Albert 4. Dullin.tr.
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Estate of VIM. Ridge ST..

NOTICE Is hereby given that all notes due to
IN said deceased, previous TO his death, must
be paid before the last day for bringing suits III
the December term of the Lafayette circuit
court, or action will be commenced upon them
therein. and their collection enforced! without
delay. y EOId IN time.
JOHN &. RIDGE.
WIN. X. RIDGE.
Adm'rs. of the estate of VIM. Ridge, deed.
ISrnlDl.IMs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
VARIOUS ITEMS.

Brigham is a tall, gray-hcadcd man,
seventy-four years of age. and appa-
remtly hale and hearty. He is repu-
ted to have nineteen wives. The first
vile lives with her children in Il
house not far from the prophets.
But of late years he does not visit her
at all. One OF Brigham's SONS lately
graduated at West Point. ranking
fourth i'll his class. Ann Eliza, the
nineteenth wife, (shc is not the
eighteenth), occupied a beautiful
cottage at the corner of Two streets,
and nearly opposite Brigham's resi-
dcnce. The same house is now occu-
pied by II of Brigham's daughters,
who is married to a Gentle, Three
others of his daughters are wives of
one nan Heber Kimball's seventeen
widows reside here and support
themselves.
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SOME OF THEIR MOTTOEs,

In the great tabernacle, all around
the front of the gallery, are notices,
some taken from Scripture and 9TH
ers not. Among the latter are these (:
ave thank Thee,O God, for a Proph-
et'-"Our Mountain Home"-'sHeirs
of the Priesthood"-"Our Martyred
Prophet -"Brigham, Our Leader
and Friend"-"Hail to our Chief
"Zion is Growing "Utah's Best
Crop, Children"
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THE
NATIONAL BOARD
FIRb UNDEk "
Hereby Offers a Reward OF
$500 90!

LNOf III" detection. conviction and punish
L lhrht uf fl'' party "r parties charge with
tie CRIME OF arson, IN firing the prr!niscs sIt-
ustr at Lexington, 40, being The stores OF
Joseph W. Lewis, and "ccrpI'd hy l.. 4. Pal
trTs"n. Adam Young, y. I johnson and the
Register Printing company "i that place, on
June l2th, $50; siII reward will be- pad unIv
On due proof being furnished The ENrcuiIyr
tuinmttIr" ri TIA" conviction and actual punish.
mcnt 81 SAID criminals
Iy order Oi thr Executive Committee.
SikiIikN GROW ELL, Cu.irutun.
NEW lOiih, September Il. 80.
lnIOi maiirn can he Iii.'i with T.. WrI-or.
President "I III" local boar,! OF lire unrlcrwrI-
ttrs, Lexington, Mo.
li.c following resolution was adopted 10y the
Executive Committee al III" board, ~ liz" meet
InG oi Nov. 5th. l>Ii, VIZ -
Resolved. Thai all rewards for HE DIRECTION.
conviction and punishment of .rtuiurI. S cot
Tered on and after this date, Tndrr the National
ssoard resolutions ON Iii. subject. Toe considered
Withdrawn, ana all ! ability thrrclrum shall
cease at the expiration OF one wear from the
dale 0l their issue, unless. Tor special !ctSuus,
Tins committee deem II advisable to cXicnd The
time during which tHey shall be operative.
lS.ItlsTll
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NOTICE.

DECISIONS indebted 10 the Intelligence Print
1 ihS AMI Publishing Company Tor job work
~ ~ h'.nertis.inS ii me hy ih'. nihce prior /, the
sith day of August, 1916, will call and mase
payment TOD. A. Graham, who alone is author.
!seu TO settle and collect the debts of the old
firm. DAVID GROVES "
Scptember Is. lS1l.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
TRUSTEES SALE
Real Estate.

WHEREAS, Charles Ward and Anna NJ
w Ward. his wife, 10y their certain deed OF
trust, dated The eth day OF July, IStfI, and re-
corded in the recorders office of Lafayette
county, Missouri, in book W. No. |. on page
%, conveyed. to the Undersigned, trustee,
the following described tIact and parcel of land
situated in SAID Lafayette county. Missouri,
to-wit: An equal undivided four tiiils of two
thirds of the east half of the southwest quarter
and the west half OF the southeast quarter oI
section numh'r seven ca, township number
lorty-nine 4!O, OF range number twenty-cighf
(2S), which said deed WAS made in trust To
secure the payment of Il certain pr0m!ssory note
therein described, and, whereas, said note has
become due ami default has been made IN the
payment thereof Now, therefore, at the request
OF the holder of said note and in accordance
with the powers and terms of said deed OF trust,
! the said trustee, do hereby give notice, that ]
Will on
SATURDAY,, OCTOBER 23HD, 1873,
between the bours ofninc O'Clock in the forenoon
AMI five O'Clock in the afternoon OF tn It day, at
Lublic vendue, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
in front OF the court house door in the county OF
Lafayette, and state OF Missouri, proceed to sell
the said real estate and property, or so much as
may be necessary to pay the amount due and
unpaid on said note and interest, together with
the costs and expenses Of said trust and sale.
scpi2jtd TiLTON DAVIS, Trustee.
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MONEY TO LOAN

TUE undersigned is prepared 10 negotiate"
L Loans oi sl,OD and upwards, on improved
farm property for term OF iiv" Yeas or les.
a. W. IiCTCIiI$S,
N L. Corner Main ~ Laurel ST Gets, Room
No. l2-2d floor. iuly;tf
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ana SO on 10 the l1Ji Largest Cub
send us. AND every subscriber gets Il premium.
5 VIII he found ut full length IN the SEPTEMBER
Of l2 persons 10 whom we have JlSl
rus al ttltS You can write to ONE or ALL OF
'LYA AS WE ROMiSE
subscription to either OF our Magazines, when
number and Your Certificates Of Premiums, which
or send ~ cents for one copy. SEND
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MO N TO LOAN.

THOMAS J.. HICKS.
Estate, Financial and Insurance Agent
III Loans negotiated in sums to suit. COLLIE.
tons and rcmiti:nccs promptly attended L..
ly2o CDNCDRDiA, MO.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

ENANGELICAL CHURCHES.
OF these there are four III this city,
Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian
and Congregational. They rank in
their membership in this order 12O,
%. 60 and 20.
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AGENTS WANTED

We will prove, ~ facts ana our sl'lciitli IIIu,
trateu circulars and extra terms. that cur new
book, LIVINGSTONE'S LIFE AND ENPiDH-
ATlONS and LAST JOURNALS, ouisclls ANY
other. In his own LANGUAGE. aud The only gen
ulne low priced peoples edition. G5l pa" s,unly
s. so, superbly illustrated y" matter what
you th~ink-write ami be convinced: o., il Ia
OUTFIT FOR II and another fine book gratis iw
v ALLEY PUBLISHING, co ST LOUIS. Mo.
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HOMER,S
NEW

TAKE this method of informing RaE
L my friends and the public, that / tEs&5E
nave opened Il saloon ut Mr.. G. @W0(
Mathleu's Old stand on Laurel street, viii
Keep the best beer as WILL as the best liquor
ana the best brands OF cigars in the mar4rS
Lunch every morning at 10 u. IN. septlI-Iy
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FOR SALE.

4 SHARE of stuck IN the Lafayette \. y NJ.
"a N"r.rIy. VA! ir sold cheap. Apply 1T
Tins uIlItr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that | will attend n,
~ the courthouse in Lafayette county, state
ei Missouri, on The 10Th, nth and l2;h of .Ianu-
airy, 1876, 30 hear proof OF and to adjust and al
low claims against The c-t,t- of William
Ecklr. As a. WkBH,
Scp2J5m Assignee OF W l. FchIp.
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FOUND,

IN saturday, September I. near this city, 4
sci VI wagon Harness, about hall worn. ri
10 supposed TO be stolen property. ami M, .,cr}
son Interested may hear oi IT. wherc- boi,a hj
%Iisement, should the properly prove to be his.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
SALT LAKE CITY.

In speaking of this place, of which
so much has been written, and about
which the curiosity of the Christian
world has been so greatly excited, one
knows not where to begin or where
to stop.
The situation of the city is surpass-
inglv beautiful. Its eastern or high
err side is several hundred feet above
the western or lower border. The
descent, at first somewhat preclpl-
tous, soou becomes quite gradual and
regular. The distance across the
somewhat rolling plain from the foot
of the city to the western mountains
is about twenty miles. Northwest is
Great Salt Lake. To the south, bat
beyond the reach of the eye, is Lake
Utah. All this basin is cncOmpaSsed
with mountains, the highest peaks
some 1900 feet above the lake. From
south to north, from Lake Provo TO
Salt Lake, runs the river Jordan
That stream constitutes the western
limit of the city. These encompass
sing mountains are Sashcd at frequent
intervals with deep ravincs or canons.
The SUBMITS of the higher peaks are
>trcakcd with snow, some of which
remains the entire summer.
The streets of the city arc all wide,
and cross each other at right angles.
But the peculiar and surprisingly
beautiful feature is its irrigation.
Down one side, and frequently both
sides, of each street runs Il pure, clear
stream over a pebbly bed. Water
from these Is diverted, SO far as need
ed, into the gardens and yards at Ell
Their side. All these streams are de-
rived from Il large mountain creek
which comes down 4 canOn back of
the city. In nearly every street,
along the side of each stream, is a row
of shade trees now from six to ten,
and a few of them twelve inches ill
diameter. In the gardens are fruit
trecs-apple, peach, apricot, pear,
plum and cherry. The smaller fruits
Strawberries, raspberries, %currants
and grapes abound. Common garden
vegetables + produced III great
abundance and perfection. The prin-
cipal business streets resemble those
of any of our eastern cities of $4,000
inhabitants
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SS4,500.O0 In GOLD COIN TO GIVE away!

We will ave S., 800 90 in GOLD COIN to lSs
persons who send lis the largest number of sub
scribcrs t" our 'BAZAAIt,'' ut ST. 10 each be.
fore March /. 1876.
A. FOLLOWS: To the Gctt"r-up of the largest
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and Profitable Emp o,
mem

ment.
"Beautifuli' ''Cnarnln.!' Oh, how love
ly!' 'tWha! are iliev WORTH Nc. Such ar,
the EXPLANATIONS of those VIII" see the large.
elegant new ChrnmOs produced by the European
and American ChrCmo Publishing 60. Every
one VIII want them. Ii requires no talking L"
sell the pictures. they speak for themselves
Canvas-ers. agents. and ladies and ""nti.tl"E
out Of employment, VIII lind tnIs The best OPEN
ing ever offered to make money FOR iull uHr-
ticulars send stamp Tor confidential cncuiar
Address +. GLEASON II CO., IS Washington
Street. Boston, Mass. s"plll-Sw
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STRAYEN

LNROM the subscriber, living one mile
l. above Wellington, on the Napoleon SAd
road. :ibont the Goth OF .!uiy. one brown
hofs. mule, ~ hands high. collar and 0Afe
sa,i'iie mdrSs, . years old; also one black h
colt. : Years old. l4s or IL hands high,
spot IN forehead, halter broke. A liberal,
wara VIII b" given Tor the delivery of said ST |
20 me Us above, Or for leadiuxr{
Jus recovery. lamg2l-4wl h. Il. MARTINI
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FOR SALE.

4 FINE bay Mare and Colt. ! will "a
IA give u, credit of twelve months "fIAS231
on the above. Apply Ia (INA
.rpilI 4. +. FI.EEI. Al-Xl-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

NOTICE Is hereby given that the notea an,l ac-
~ counts III ". l. Eckle ar. now in nv hands
Tor collection. Persons wishing to avoid ,ronbie
and cost will do well To call and settl,. lmIue.
possible. [slIl TIIoS. a. WEBB, ASS ne,
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MORMON

MORMON ACLE.
| shall not attempt to describe
Brigham's peculiar Enclosure, or the
buildings it contains. 1t is entirely
surrounded with a wall ten feet high,
of cobble stones laid in cement, The
great tabernacle, Ill all adjoining ell
closure. is open to the public on Sum-
day. 1t is 25O by 100 feet, and will
seat 10000 persons. There are
wide galleries Oh the two sides and
end. At the other end is a mag
niticent organ, NJ of tile largest in
the country. Before it is a large
choir of singers, male and female. In
front of the singers are four stands,
descending with their corresponding
seats in regular gradu alton. The high
est is for the chief digmiiaries-Brig-
ham Young, Mayor d. Ii. Wells, Geo.
Il. Cannon and Geo. A. Smith. The
last is a nephew of Joseph Smith.
The second stand and seats are for
the twelve apostles. The third is for
the elders. The fourth for the dea-
cons and Immediately in their frol t
is the communion table. The exercl-
ses are singing, prayer, singing again,
and then the sacrament of the supper.
OF this all Mormons partake, old and
Young. The wine of the communion
is water.
Besides the tabernacle there are
twenty ward places of ~cnnvOcatiOn.
Sunday schools are held every
a. H., and preaching takes
place at night. But, if report says
true, the MOrmOns are o specially
punctual III their attendance either
upon the tabernacle or the ward
meetings.
The MormOns have prospered
mainly because they have been perse-
cuted. Place the truth, a pure Cos
pei and a pure morality, right among
them, and bring them firmly and res
olutely under the control of the civil
law, just as all other citizens are,and
i'll ten years the system will be i'll rap
id decline.
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?. q. tSssx 5055.
ORDER 0F PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In IL" Circuit court o: SAID county, August
grrIu, I5.,, 10th d~Iy-August ~ h, lS7j.
TiioImls carney aud James K. Caldwell,
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'fIfF - On n LIlc bIII i,llGU-T JTlN. ]
lpt get a premium Tor EVERY subscriber you :
i;DiIi of these GOLD COIN PRESENTS offers
BESIDES the names and =. o.. add
PAID 81. i;5 90 in Gold, according to our previou
them. and they Will tell you that we Do ENACTI
YOUR ' yo4 viii IS i" get ,G% ihS yG .irst n ~,
yrr "'u SHOW, ami ut once begin getting subsC
SCAMP TBL FASHION CATALOGUE.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
AM now prepared to make loans in sums oI
l. 81 goo and over Tor Il term of years on impreN-
Ell farm and city property. Terms easy.
WALKER iUCkNER.
No. 10 West Fifth street, Kansas civ. Mo,
For particulars apply us above. irIGim
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Mr. CHARLES HOMER, having given up
1Nl his saloon business, in which there wu, H.,
one NOR" popular, has recently gone into the
manufacturing of cigars III his building On Main
street, west of the old Farmers bank h]uIllin-
Mr.. Homer says that his brands "T IIGAI.> ar,
a. good ~ any IN the nErrkei, and h- desires
dealers Ia "Aaininr his Stock before seE,img oil
iiie't oii'iS- april
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-09

MINING NEws.-0wiug to the inclcmency
 "f the weather during the early part of the
 week, very few miners have been in town. so that is has been almost impossible to get much information touching the different min 'ng localities. We might sit here and imac- me big strikes on the Hassayampa, Agua Fria, Lynx creek, etc, and give them to the pubic as facts, but in that we would soon be detected, no doubt, and our reports voted a fraud. So that for selfish reasons. if for no higher consideration, We prefer not to publish anything unless we can be assured on good authority that it is true. It is not our purpose, nor shall we indulge in any whitewashing process, to infiate the country by blowing 1t up, or trying to make it appear greater or better than it really is. What ever is published in the MINER, as truth, we expect people to believe, and not to betray their confidence we shall always try to make it worthy of belief by giving them the truth if we know it. What is wanted in Arizona Is capital to develop the mines, and until that comes it is useless for laborers without means to come in any great numbers for they will surely be disappointed. The money is in the ground, but it takes money to get it out, and poor men cannot do it unaided bv capital.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-09

oUR TUCSON coRREsPoNDENT has sent us communication this week which VIC are obliged to decline for the reason that if is not in harmony with our settled opinions as to the unquestionable right of every one to worship God precisely in his or her own way. or not to worship at all if they do not choose to, provided always that they do not inter- fere with the rights of others. Religious bigotry is a crying evil in this and every land, and the only cure we know for it is to educate the masses. It will do no good to anathemsti1e the church for the action of in- dividuai members. Our sentiments accord on the question of schools, and where the church interposes itself as a barrier to their progress We oppose the church on that ground, but have no controversy on any other.