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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
WELLINGTON.


Business good.
Everybody full Of Christmas.
Mr.. Huckieherry. on lie iiubu LettOu farm. Is
feeding u lot OF cattle.
Mr.. IupdIu, who has been abEent IN Texas
about n year. returned last week.
Kats, rats, rats are all he talk The Ike has
never been seen about here before.
Theirs has been no shipment of hogs thus week
Tn. market Is too dull 10 risk shipments.
Lewis Day has on hand about $40 line. lat hog,
which he il feeding until an advance IN prices.
Charlie Hartman, of Kansas city. has b. -n 80
jOuruing here. this week. bay ing wood uiomg
the y q.
Mrs. r. F. Freeman, OF Greenwood. jackson
county. Is, at present. vIsllInS the handy OF
Mrs. Mary Houston. Of this place.
DR.. Burbriige anu wife. oil Cape GIrsrirAu
county, are visiting The family Of Mr. Thomas
Price, OF this place. They expect TO remain
over the holidays.
The weather has been So warm the past week
that pork killing has stopped. aud fears are en-
tertained Of The loss of some already slaughtered.
Mr.. John Hall iIas over 100 heat OF sheep,
which he bought last summer; and, strang. as 1t
may seem. none have b Ell Killed By the do 5
yet. Many OF our farmers would go into the
sheep business were II not through fear oil the
dogs.
preparing to have a CHRISTMAS tree. next Mon
day. at the schoolhouse, which Is 10 be lOIdSd
with presents for their scholars. II promiees 10
be an EN- oyabie affair for tho children Good for
the young lady teachers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
PLEASANT PRAIRIE,

The new road 10 Moot's bridge is q great i'm
provenent and convenience. and will save the
county more than II cost TO get It, IN on. year.
! Mr.. Daniel Moot. who has been i'll for -
long, Is cOnralescIng. Her daughter. Mrs.
Cook. has returned from the Tar west. :" uu!
viii remain with her friends soInr months.
Miss Minnie Leonard, teacher OF Pleasant
Prairie school, Clay township. took her school
to Napoleon on last Saturday and hat a picture
taken. OF courae 1t WAS 4 good looking one.
hoots mill is tuning out II good article OF
AAAA hour The proprietor says that his bust
ness has increased SO rapidly that he must en-
large his mill and add still more improvements
In the spring.
4 private letter from our old friend John W.
Coward. states that all AT. well, doing well and
enjoying lovely weather. are sowing wheat,
have in a thousand acres and will finish of with
fourteen hundred.
All The young gentlemen are specially invited
TO attend the rat killing" ami all the ladies
to prepare plenty OF good eating. Every head
Of! 4 family or property holder who fails 10 in
augurate and carry ON the ''rut killing, - cum-
uencing on the . tn. should be fined heavily.
Hog disrase Is turnbling many fair castles lin
the sir in Western Lafayette. Hogs are dying
in spite of all the doctoring, and if they are sick,
itl EN- die, We lOu I want ANY Ul That sausage
IN ours. Whist Will prevent 1t is the question :
Good grsss pastures. pure water clean quarters.
plenty salt. ashes, coal, dc. viii not DO so.
II Lexington merchants wantst the western
folks TO buy holiday frings of them, they SHOULD
have regulated that blessed Narrow Gauge X.
Il to suit us a little better; the time Wa. short
enough before. in all conscience, but now n man
hardly has tim" TO drink u glass Of beer and get
his name in tine papers. Ladies' could hardly
buy q row Oi pms.
A debating club has been organized at Pleasant
frAirie school house. with Mr. Jefferson pr.si-
drnt, Nj. George, vice president, Nj. Whit
fishback. SECRETARY. Nj. stephen Worl.y.
sergeant at-urIDs: Messrs James Guy, Edwin
Conard. Will Mann. Walter MAN, 10. L-yisay.
Bills LeyI,ay, Billy BiOcner, James Saunders.
ThOs Beet, Mix Moot AMI - Huckl, berry as
speakers, with 4 promise OF others soon. Iles
meet every Saturday night at ,cven O'Clock
Tie speaking al the list meeting WAS very good
aud quite Interesting.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
BERLIN.

As RUSTIC has retired from public. and
gone to catching rats l thought would send you
q bit Of news.
Bad waiter on fresh pork and sausage.
The farmers have about all sold their hogs.
Everything and everybody lXInG torChristII.as.
Rain from Monday morning until Saturday
night.
The roads are in y terrible condition Tor TIL.
season OF The year.
j. Slushsr and Il. Carr are aL, Ut through
building for the season.
Several weiding. anticipated. Will send you
some cake if l get = DId.
Miss Kate Drysdal.'s school will close Friday
no graduates. We are sorrow TO have her
leave us.
Apples arc about uli sold. Cooper and Elem
ing sold the last IN this neightOrhood, last week
ut W cents per bushel. Il :.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
ANOTHER CHAPTER ON BACK TAXES
Which it VIII Pay Every Owner of
Real Estate to Read.

Knowing of the general anxiety con.
corning back-taxes on real estate, W,
interviewed the county court and attor
ney on the subject yesterday. IN the hope
that we might be able to secure IA res
! pite tor those who desire to pav bu
can not raise the money to tender the
collector before the first day Of January
The court could see no way under the
law by which it could grant any stay OF
proceedings, but the county attorney
suggested that it would take some weeks
to make the preparations to bring the
suits, and that in the mean time all per,
sons who desire to pay may do SO without
any other cuSt>than the penalties. ~collec-
tors commissions and clerks fees,
saving the attorney fees. The county
court which has been sitting this week
10 correct errors regarding assessments.
payments. &c. has been overwhelmed,
and that none may toe deprived OF the
opportunity of having such errors cor
A>'s'' Az ''uit VII i'tl'h'h ih' '
ming TO meet again Thursday, Dee. 18th,
and will 81: Thursday, Friday aud Satur-
day. the 9th. 18th and 18th in>tants. To
lectliy all errors regarding taxation.
Many persons who are on the delinquent
book, but have paid their taxes and have
lost their receipts, do not know that
their atlidtyitS Ia that effect will be
taken by the county court rs a settle
mcnt for the amount OF the tan. and are
letting the matter Ut unsettled. All such
persons should SET their tax accounts
straight when the court meets next
week, As failing to do So they may be
put to costs and expense. Every owner
of real estate should ascertain for him
self. before the expiration of the month.
that his lands are not on the back tax
book. His regular payment OF taxes is
positive evidence of this, rs many
errors have crept into the books during
the past ten years, and every wnc OF
land should see to it that his lands are
clear.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
ELM WUOC.

T.FUcI IiiNVOLA I'd lid pTUNIlS.
Born-I0 tie VIE OF Air. Henry ,%aTiyIe, De
2j-n XIri.
good at present.
For the last two Or three wsrks We hive been
blessed with the most delightful weathrr. .qnsi
almost To the balmy. breezy days OF spring
Mr.. Carroll LagsdUn, returned last week from
his second trip To Kansas LitS. bringing viii,
hun this time 80 head OF cattle, ~ S23 per head
Now and then railroad question is reviewed
and agttates The minds vi the people, with that
exception our vicinity is orderly and quiet Us
usual.
Dr.. II. Hawiy, | iearn.!s recovering from a
severe attack of typhoid fever and bronchitis
The doctor has been very III and We are all truly
glad TINT he IS boiler.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
JUDGMENT ON COUNTY BONDS.


We printed last week the call which
will be found appended TO this article.
Taxpayers throughout the county gen
eraliy know thai in obedience TO man
damuses l special tax has been levied
to pay certain Judgments ON county
bonds. The payment Ot this tax would
be I virtual back-dOwn from the com
pr"nise offered BY the county and nov
more than halt cUusummated. and It be-
houyes our people 10 see that the refusal
to pay Is an unanimous one. Every tax
payer in the countv should be at the
meeting next Monday. There is little
danger oil any diversity OF views III the
matter. but the representative character
Of the meeting should leave no doubt
upon the minds ot the bond holders that
Lafayette county means what she says
in this business. la our editorial ON
this subject last week We used these
words:
ETt We have TIN 10 add. which
holders OF the bonds hal better ron-rI"r-lft liz
| p'"pIr "f ihI- county are trartN,ri much mon"
about the residue OF these bonds. by c"niuIna-
Cots bpuih"ltcr- who r"iT-r To accept tt.
compromise Of January, l>5G, and who thereby
| rrlra=- tine county from I's obligation To them,
rhey will meet and instruct the county court /"
complete til" comprulnis" al Il reduced rate OF
| principal and interest. Ne know til. temper OF
til" propl" on this Y~sretion, ami while We should
dislike to STE 1t rc-Openei We warn the bond-
holders that thcl; are playing witt fife.
When We wrote the above we did not
anticipate that any authoritative express
sion would So soon be made upon the
question, but the paper which contained
the editorial was not twenty-iour hours
old before a large and influential meet
ing OF the citizens OF Washington town
ship unanimously passed the following ::
Resolved further. hat We. The citizens of
Washington township. pledge ourselves 10 stand
by one another IN resisting the collection OF any
township bonds or interest thereon; OR ANY
COUNTY HoSp- OR INTEREST THEREON Sor COM
hoMisEp AT TLI- Dale uroS WHICH SUITS HAVE
BEsS BROUGHT, WHETHER OR NOT JUrGMESTo
HAVE rEES OBTAINED AGAlS,r ruE corsTl.
1t can be seen at Is glance that the
warning which WI CAV last week did
not come too soon. This is the ser.i-
ment OF II township out of eight-:he
others only need the opportunity to
place themselves as ~squarely on the rec
ord. II the ~bondholders know their own
interest they will send in their bonds
for compromise before it is too late.
Here is the call. read and need it:
LEXINGTON. Mo. Dec. llth, 1877.
In view Cfthr fact that the county court OF La.
fay cite county, Mo. has made a levy for taxes.
in obedience to manlanus"s, To pay certain
/ judgments on railroad bonds, NO, the under
signed citiz,ns. request The ar-paye's of the
county to assemble at the courthuusr on Mon
day. December 2ith. lsT1. At II O'Clock, a NJ .
to secure united action toward refusing to pay
such tax. ISAAC SEALE.
Il. r. EICkAIts,
ID GROVES.
II J. HIGGINS,
THDS SHELBY,
HENRY e.. tHII.ES,
JOS. r SMITH,
q i. IiEItSDUN.
X. II. Smith.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
SHERIFF'S SALE,

Thomas I. Heath
The WvuniOit". Kansas ,lty and ortbwcstrr
Railway Company.
u \ virtue and authority OF n decree and order
~ of sal, made IN the above entitled Cau-e. by
the Circuit Court al jackson county. Al Kansas
CITY, Missouri, at The r-guIarDct" Der term there.
of, ls.1, AMI On the Ith day oil December, Isl,
and oil an order oil said court made ia slId
ca"sr, at said tri m. on tue 2l-t day of D"cem.
Der, ia, II certified copy OF which end derr.,
All! 0r'i"r OF sale, and order were Ia me deliver
Ell on -atd 2l-t day OF D"cemh,r. Isl, ami by
virtue "i the authority vested in me by law, /
the Undersigned, -herlH Of Jackson county.
sist= OF Missouri. will III lTIs Iupce OF said de-
cree and order, On
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY lsrH, 4. D..is7s.
between the hours OF min. o'clock in ,h.
forenoon aud hive O'Clock in the afternoon al
that day, at the courthouse iosr, IN thr cIty of
Kansas jackson county. state oil Missouri, and
"liile >tId Circuit court at ksn-us EIry /. ina ,cs-
si"n, proceed TO sell nj public vtuin- To the
highest bidder Tor cash in hand, the following
described properly IN said decree and order Vi
sale mriiion'd, and lay SAID court ordered TO be
sold hereunder, situated in the counties of
Jackson anu Lafayette. in said state OF Nilsson.
ri, to-wIt: The railroad franchise and equip.
Inent thereof, of tile said Defendant, the WAN
d0ttc. Kansas City and Northwe.tprn Railway
Company consisting ui a railroad built and N
operation within and from the CITY Of kansas, IN
The county q! jackson, State at Missouri, TO the
city OF Lexington, In the county OF LafaN cite in
sand state OF Missouri, with all and singular the
right.oi-way road bed. trark bridges, culvtrrs.
o"iS"eSi otatioH-lOuSts AMI
grounds, locomotive and car-h"uses, and all
shops and machinery therein, and all IN. rights
franchises and corporate powers OF said deien-
tsht corporation 10 build aud maintain, and
operate sand railroad or any extension or pro-
posed extension thereof, and all and singular the
locomotives, engines. cars. hand ears, trucks,
tools, implements aud equipments or said raIj.
roai together with All appurtenances to said
road franchises and property belonging thereto.
anu all rights ticreunt" in any wise appertain-
Ing, as one piece and parcel of PROPERTY. to
satisfy The debt mentioned IN SAID decree, with
interest and costs. q. T. W Raj w
Gec.2td sheriff Jackson county, Mo.
Kansas City, Mo, Dec. al.t. ls77,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
TAX-PAYING.

The past week has witnessed a rusl
to pay taxes which has burdened the
energies Of the collector and SeveraI
clerks. keeping them actively at theli
posts from All early hour i'll the day until
quite a late hour at night. The people
generally have put off paying their taxes
until the eleventh hour. not Of their own
accord. bu. because they did not sooner
have the necessary means, many OF then!
even at the last being compelled to Dor
row the money. The result is that III
the seven DAYS which remain in which
taxes may be paid it will be very difficult
10 receive and receipt for all the money
that will be rendered to the collector.
Only so many persons can work at the
books. and the collector cannot be eX-
prcted to perform impoSsibilitles. In
view of these facts, we interviewed the
county court and collector. Thursday.
10 see if something could not be done
that would protect persons who made
Il tender OF their money. but who could
not be waited ON 10y the collector. The
court could make no order in the matter,
but the collector. with the approval of
the court. proposes to keep L register Of
all persons who tender HIM the amount
OF their taxes. aud if he is prevented by
the rush from receiving the money before
the lst day OF January, will make out
the tax receipts from the day the tender
is made. provided the settlement is COM
pleted ut the earliest practicable ONE
alter the first day Of January. This
course is proper. Tor the reason that no
penalties could be collected where a
person had complied with the require
ments oi the law by rendering his money
10 the collector. but it must be 4 bona
tie tender. and to make the collector
perfectly safe should be deposited in
bank subject to his order on the COM
pletIon of the tax bill. DIR. Gordon pur-
sued about this course. as did his pre-
decessor Mr.. Iaubman, but the anxiety
in the minds of many persons is on ac-
count of the new back tax law. Many
OF them W back taxes. and as this law
requires the collector to bring suit upon
all taxes on real estate unpaid by the
Isl day of January, the impression has
prevailed to some extent that even II
they offered their money to the collector.
and were unable to effect their payments. |
they would be proceeded against under
the law and be put to costs and expense.
Under the arrangement made it will be
seen that this injustice will be obviated.
We earnestly advise all persons who
have not paid their taxes 10 make ar
engagements to do so during the seven
DAYS which remain after to-day. up TO
the evening OF Monday, December 3lst.
especially where taxes are due for any
o. the Years from January LIST, 1860, to
December 3lst. 1876. as in these cases, |
which come under the back tax law. the
collector will be obliged to bring suits
and sell the property.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
CHINESE CITIZENS.

Four MongnhAns filed int" the clerks
office 0i the district court yesterday and
took out their first papers as citizens "t
the United States, signing their name
i'll both Chinese and English characters,
~ Hoy ShIng, How Sing, Wah Tim and
Chok Ling. A bystander was curious
enough to ask if they were democrats,
and received the reply. No dcmoclal
l.i>h demuclat; Chinese lepub.ican."
Denver Times.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22

Aullville.

EDITOR 1NTELLIGESCEE: Please an
nouncr through the local columns Of your
spicy Journal, that Auilsiile has organized
Litter ,ry S0riety' f"r the benefit OF thnss
cus,iOn of selected questions, recitatioB,,
ESSAYS. &c.; and that residents Of that place
and vicinity are Invited To be present, al
the Baptist church, on Saturday nights, and
take part.
Question, fer saturday 92nd-Rssolved,
that the signs al the times indlcais mcrea.ed
prosperity In the L. :. SECRETARY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22

Garrison Grange installation and feast,
Saturday, january 9th.
One would judge that the people IN the
country were u little riled un the township
bond vote question.
Don't You forget it. Every thing in the
book an stationery Einr can DE found al
satisfactory prices at Honncll Il Lees.
\ Family AntIr:-"My Mulhcr-in-Iaw'
says ! must get That Wife of Nine one Of
these light rnnni ~ singer sewing machine.
al Bonusll i Lees.
The following named We're elected officers o
Ch ,pei Hill LODI &c, No 80, A. r. y \. M, lasI
Saturday: W. L. Newman. ". M; NJ. u.
Wool, 5. W J. W. Blvdsoc. j. W Johr
Hca,irIck. Treas u. 4. D"ty. sect'y r. 4.
McCprmuck. ,. ID John Kelly. } - T.. +
PIlIIrs, Tyler. Public installation thursday
December 2;ih.
England is preparing Tor war.
Catholic festival next Wednesday
night.
French politics have quieted down,
with the unrcserved surrender OF Prcsi,
dent MacAlahoD to the assembly. France
IS determined to be republican in spite
OF her surroundings, and ambitious schc'
mers at home.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22

NEW YORK., Dee. ~, Isl.
GolD-Opcuri AT l027s, and closed AT Ioal.
ST. LorIS. Mo, Dee. 2O. l>17.
FLOIR-nuil: no demand.
GKAlN-Wheat frm,r; NJ. ) red. ST OuGI %.
Corn steady for cash, lower FOR Iuturr: 61l.c
cash Oats. letter p sc. Rye, steady; III $ c.
Barley duh AMI unchanged.
fRpbttE-Butter unchanged. Eggs scarce
and irner; l>d roc
rRoVISIUNs-nuli and weak: only a small
job trade.
H~D,rS-Easy: weather still very warm; liyLt.
81 G9 al 50; packing, s. 50 a; butchers TO fancy
STAT 10. Receipts, 4,2m
t~AIIIE-uuirt AM weak; light demand a,
unchanged prices. Receipts. 400
SHEkP-V"ry DUH and unchanged. Receipts
l 100.
KANSAS CITY, Dee. II, 1877.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22

We see it stated that Messrs. Phillips
and Vest think OF removing to St. Louis.
This is one of the strongest law firms i'll
the state, and we have no doubt that So
far as dollars and cents are concerned
the change would he IL good one. Int we
should dislike To lose them from Central
Missouri.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
FINAL

NOTICE ID hereby gwen to all creditors ant
~ Others Interested IN the partnership estai,
OF Horn y Co.. that the undersigned, admins.
tratOr ami surviving partner al jesse d. Horn
deceased, VIII apply to make u final settlement
OF SAID partnership estate at the February term,
ISIS, "i the Probate court al Lafayette county
Missouri. 10 be begun and heed al the court.
house in the cltv oi Lexington, on the second
MOrday OF February, lo7s.
JAMES II. BARNES,
lrc2!-St Admir-. and surviving unItnrr
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THE CRADLE.

i:prn-ln ashiugton township. this county.
recently to the wife of Mr.. +. ". StUckton-a
boy.
- In Middleton township. LAFAYETTE county,
recently. 10 III" wife of Mr.. Henry CarIyl--a
girl.
- In Washington township. this county,
December iii!t, 10 the wife OF Nj. Weed Marshall
- son.
ON ntptIs nleAsn rnMv.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22

The London Times seems to think that
the re-coinage of silver would not be q
robbery of the bondholders. We are
clad to see tins concession. as it will
smooth the way to the inevitable. If this
congress does not give the country 4
liberal coinage of the silver dollar the
next one will. Patience, and watch the
changes ON the board,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
FINAL sETTLEMENT.

| NCTlCE IS hereby gwen 10 all persons inter
~ ested In the estate of Dpcit DrMl-trrs.
Ii minor. that The un,l' rsignei. guardian, viii
apply 10 resign her guardianship OF sand minors
e>tat" at the February term, lsIs, OF the Laiuy-
day III February. lstS.
EMILY &. ~DEMASIERS,
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Total. Isl, OeO go 81, Oa6 .367 81

Dir. Farley, the new democratic sena-
tor from California. is a native OF Viz
ginIa. and was for some time a resident
OF Kentucky. He went Ia California in
1850, and has been a good deal in poll
tics; was a member OF the state senate
tor years. He is n lawyer OF Alameda
county and prominent rs q party man
ager. 1t will be- remembered that Far
ley was IN unsuccessful candidate for
this office At the time Senator Booth was
elected by the independents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22

Berlin dispatches Indicate that Ger
many desires peace, and will permit no
other country to interfere with the terms
Russia may desire to make. As we said
a week or two ago it is likely that Bis
marck and Gortschakoff will dictate the
terms of peace.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
A~DMINIsTRATRIX, NOTICE

T ETTER of administration on the estate o
IL John u. Moran, deceased, were granted Il
the undersigned on the ION da, OF December
lSI1, by the Probate court OF Lafayette county
Missouri.
ALI persons having claims against said csiai,
are required to exhibit them Tor allowance TO III,
administration within one year after the date @
this notice, or they may be precludri iron,-snv
benefit si such estate. And ii such clai.nS b,
not exhibited within two veals they will be for
ever hurrci. ELIZABETH MORAN.
i.Csa-5t administrator
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22

TAKEN up by Calvin Brown. living r.ssS
4 IN Dover township, Ltiay cite kSsSssS
county. anu state of Missouri. AMI N~.N-
post d before R0bt. Z. Scott, }. r, IN Inc
9Th day oil Dec. ls1I, ONE STRAY STEER. ,
years old, with crop and slit in tn" rlght ear,
and An over bt III the LETT ear, and in color, A
PALE RED Appraised To SI5. d-,9a.2w.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22

We find this going the rounds OF the
papers A young girl named Minnie
Gait has commenced preaching in l.,
tayette county. She is a religious en-,
thusiasl." 1t would prove the old aiage
about going away from home t" learn
the news. if It were true but the Intel.
ligencer seldom misses an item vi home
news, and it knows nothing OF Minnie
Can. Start something else.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
NOT MISTAKE

TNiiAT GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS
L AND SHOES, QGEENSW ARE, STONE
AXE AND NOTIONS, can be bought AS low
a. ANY where In the city, III l3l. Dutch Row
Five hundred bushels OF dried APPLE and
PEACHES WANTED.
JOHN X. JORDAN,
septtg Lexington Mo.
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LAND d SALE.

7 HAVE for snle, ~ acres OF coal land
L on III. line al the Marrow Gauge II. SsA$
X, and 40 acres prairie. three miles S91sS
south OF Lexington. A bargain can n. 10
had by applyInSto JNO.N =. BLACKWELL.
dcr2sf I,>,ny,,r ii.
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Lexington Market

In this report the Wholesale prices are given In
lett hanh column, and retail prices in right hand
column. In country produce, the figures on the
irif denote what the merchants are paying, and
IA the right the prices al which they sell.
kIOUR-CIty &NNH per sack : 80
do country NNNN ....... -