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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
statement OF school Moneys Ap.
portioued To each County.

Ihe Superintendent of Public Schools,
DR.. Shannon, has just completed the an
nuai apportionment Of school moneys.
The superintendent is based on the enum-
Grafton OF children. rs certified to DIR.
shannon by the various county clerks in
November last. The state treasury has
the money on hand ready to meet the
warrants drawn on this fund by the
state auditor. AS soon as the general
appropriation bill Is approved by the
governor. the state auditor will ISSUE
these warrants upon the rsquisitlon OF
the respective county courts.
The total enumeration shows I25,12S
school children in the state. The enum.
GRAFTON of the previous year footed UP
744.1l3. and for the year 1874. 1O7. $50.
1t should be remembered that in iormer
years all children from . to 21 years OF
age were included IN the enumeration.
while the last enumeration. 125. 12S. only
included children from 6 to 20 years OF
age. The state superintendent avs that
the last enumeration is the most COM
plete and satisfactory evcr made.
The amount OF money to be appOr-
toned this year is Sj59,G97 II, or AZ
cents TO each child of school age. In
1876 the amount apportioned was $40
10 or IS cents to the school child. and
i'll 1873 Si6G.305 or 60 cents per ctpits.
This comparison puts to naught the pre-
dic.ions of the croakerS that the reve-
nues for the year would tall very con-
siderably behind the revenues of former
years.
The enumeration OF school chill .ren in
each county and the amount of school
money annOrtiOneu are As fnIIOWS:
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GOV. VANCE ON COLONIZATION.

Governor Vance Ia, written Il reply 20 G letter
from sn,ut culured Iueu IN North C~arOlius. who
asked a.E. - Assist them IN obtaining means for
co.1u. ing themselves. II says ia his emphatic
ItiG---. II cannot give aid to such Il scheme
l-sHA yu'r fears are lille So far rs ! am CON
csruru. AND Sne party VITA wh!ch / acf. | know
;s4; there ; no intention 10 Cypress Your psollc
or deprive chem OF u single legal right, and tho
Colonization scheme has been put ON foot by the
same me. who I'll You i!lLt / would put you
nay& iujA slavery i elected governor. THese
designing politicians, knowing they would be
raU.h' ~ HAT lie. have started others 10 keep
l,u alarmed, and prevent your leaving the re-
publican party. When this lie dies out they will
s;att another and always Keep you 10 hot water
w..e you listen 10 them. We don't want Won
- leave the sl4ie. There Is room In North Car
ol;aa tor you and US, for your children and Ours.
for many generations. We want you 10 help
work our fields and live with Us in peace AMI
prosperity. The legislature has just appropriate
81 - $50 20 bG.li AN asylum Tor the insane OF
yu4r race. AMI 5000 a year 10 support It. a
handsome asylum Tor the deaf and dumb OF your
rae 5 already finished ami Is f!iei with c0lored
c~.I'frv1. who are Eel, clothed and educated II
the expense ut the state. The legislature has ais"
passed -u a.; giving = .p1L yrar for The rdI"a
to" 81 feathers iof your people. ihs u"h I
i,7k mErh like taking Your rights away from
you. Il you want to run away from all tle-e
helps. you VIII act like fools II YOU continue
war on the people who are giving them 10 you,
you will act still more tooishly. II | were adj
vis.ng You on my dying bel, l would say No
more tn III Tor yOu All 10 60 70 work make friends
with your old masters and white netgabors.
puIllstening 10 In lies ri designing politicians.
sGn! eur.v the prosperity which labor, peace,
an harmony only can bring about.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
THE SETTLEMENT OF THE NEGRO
PROBLEM.

ft. V. Redfeli IN III" Cincinnati Commercial. !
The southern negro makes Il good
servant and laborer. but the attempt to
crowd him forward as a statesman is Il
ridiculous failure. The problem we
have got into and got him into is Il SOL
emn one. The road which led to the
present condition of things is plain
enough. looking back. but forward we
cannot see out. | often think of what
the foreign student said, after spending
Il time studying on: peculiar" institutions,
namely. that by looking to America the
world could SEE the strange spectacle
OF Il proud and intelligent people in
danger of losing their own liberty while
s~quabbling oven that OF the negro's.
Something in it, for every time we have
seemed about to go to pieces upon the
breakers. the colored question, i'll n
shape or another. has been the trouble.
And to-day that question in u politics
overshadows all others 4 Thousand told.
And so far from its being nearly settled,
we are just now getting into the merits
of it."
Redfeld. the correspondent. is a re-
publican writing to Il republican news
paper. 1t is a confession of nothing
but the truth and just what the demo-
cratic press has time and again warned
the people of.
! Is 1t not humiliating spectacle!
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BOGARDUS' GREAT SHOOT.
Beating bis ns II rccord-onc Thou-
sand Glass Balls Brokcn In
lii. I'm. lOs.
from the Nsw York Herald. March 81.


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SHERIFr,S MALE.

VS..
Abram Franks and William C,,uinxb,m
) virtue OF al execution, "suri -.
- Office OF the clerk OF the CiL.rit rmn,n'n,
Ella Calilson, AN infant, b. her cursor John
CallIsun and Nulinda j. Callison, ANA against
Abram Franks and William Cunningham, "a me-
directed, and returnablc 10 the April tel M, loI.,
of said court, ] VIII on
SATURDAY, THE l4TH DAY or APRIL, 1877,
between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore
noon and live O'Clock il the afternoon of said
day, and IN front Of the courthouse door, IN ihe
city OF Lexington, in Lafayette county Missouri.
during the session OF the said Circuit court of
said county, sell publicly, lay auction, to the
title, interest. claim and estate OF the said Abrim
Franks and William cunningham, ,ieien-
dants in said execution, in and 10 the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate, lying and
beng In the county Of Lafayette and state of
Missouri. Iu-wit: The northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter OF section number ten llOl
IN iOwnship iorty-eight ISL, OF range twenty
northwest quarter Of section uumner five Isl
in township forty eight t4Sl OF range twenty
SIN l26I. levied upon rs the property OF so"'d
Ahram Franks: also fifty 1891 acres. me n"ril
emu oil III" west IiLii OF the sOuthWe est quarter Oi
section IlIrIy-siN 1861, in township i"rty-nint
acres, the north end of the east half Of the south
east quarter OF section thirty-iive ISL. N town.
snip tuTiy-nIDe liHl, OF range twcniy-scyen
I'll; also eighty 1901 acres, the west half oi
The southeast quarter OF section thITty-iivc 81
in township iorIy-ninr 1871, "f range twenty
seven, levied upon as the property OF said VIII
liam Cunningham.
Given under my hand. this 2lst aly Of March
Isl. GEO. Nj. MDUNTJpY,
mCl24ti Shrlln.
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shown in its true light years ago. and
its rule %overthrown by the people sue
cesstullv in all but W. states, and the
Voice OF the ballot was rejected in these
by the opinions of periured returning
boards.
We cannot see as yet 4 single particle
of the desire of his frauduiencv to pro-
mote pacitication. 1t has all been talk.
Not one action has evidenced 4 purpose
to attempt the restoration. All has been
in impressions derived by those who
have interviewed him from indefinite
generalities. but where has he endcav-
ored to put 4 single iota OF these in
force? In the kilograms of yesterday
there was more OF this gush and twad-
die. 1t will be time to commend when
something is affected to praise. As yet.
there is not Il single shadow OF the
t~aintest ghost al a compromise.
The southern congressman have al
ready si%nitied their intention to sup
port Bradlev's man in what is good and
oppose him bitterly in what is bad. He
must be content with this. He Il get
no more. They supported Fred Douglass
for marshal because he had nothing to
do with the south. and his duties lay al
o altogether with the northern peo-
pie.
We caunot find one act to enhance re-
conciliation and fraternity on the part OF
his traudulencv which is favorable to the
south. He may do something and he
may not. When he does the south will
accept it without any prating from
spouting northern speakers. If he de
sires by any section to divide the south
crn democracy. or detach the old wings
from the organization, his purpose is a
disastrous failure from the beginning.
Thus tar ConciIiatory HAYES has proven
4 perfect noneuity. AS yet he has given
nothing, and We have accepted that in
lieu OF something better. If he contin-
ues to give the same we will be content
Remove his troops and the south will he
| satisfied.
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no FOR THE HILLS.
EmIgrantS for the Black Hills
should Read This.

tuIcAGo. April 3.-Ihe war depart
mept. with the approval OF the secretary
80. w.,r r.suel a circular announcing Tor
,L. ;rC3rmatiun OF all concerned, the
T,';rolyinr routes connecting the Missouri
riyar with the Black Hills in accordance
,.itI, ,f,a i,st treaty with the Sioux In
dians.
Route No. l-Beginnng at Bismarck
Dakota, the present wsterh terminus OF
tn, Northern Pacific railroad. 1t VIII
cross the n hurdre, and third nerd
i'm OF longituIE. the western boundary
ot the SioHv.eservaiion. on the shortest
and most +Ae'ic'o!s route 70 De"u" "
Eo,.. No. 2.-BsginninG at 4 point on
49, ,ght bank Of the Missouri river,
tlniEHu Is Fort Pierre, or at some point
st more than eighteen miles north oI
that place, it will cross the lO$d
meridian on the shortest and most prac,
tjcrble route to Deadwood City.
Route No. 3 Beginning at the Yamk-
ton crossing Of the Missouri river. and
thence up the south bank of the Mabra,
IA to its crossing opposite the mouth OF
the keys Paha river, thence up the lat
ter stream to or near the source OF Por-
cupine creek. where 1t will cross the l03d
meridian on the shortest and gnost prac-
ticable route to Custer City.
All people who establish themselves
at the stations along these lines, ars no
titled that such establishment will not
carry with it any proprietary right to
the land. which will be subject to the
conditions which may be imposed by the
secretary of war.
The western boundary OF the Sioux
reservations s fixed by the recent treaty.
is as follows: Commencing at the inter-
section Of the 103d meridian, longitude
with the northern boundary of Nebras-
ka, thence to its intersection with the
south fork Of the Cheyenne river. thence
down said stream to its junction with the
north fork OF the Belle Foucha. thence
up that fork to the lO3d meridian to the
south branch of Cannon Ball or Cedar
creek.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Warren I. Glover, admir-,
vs..
Slayen L Hurt.
)i virtue of an execution issued from the
- oilce of the clerk of the Circuit court
OF Lafayette county, Missouri, in favor Of War
rem +. Glover. administrator OF the estate Of
John G. Brown, deceased. and against william
Il. Siaven and Elisha NJ. Hurt, TO me- directed,
and retnrnahl" 10 the April term, ls77, OF said
court, | VIII ON
SATURDAY, THE lirH DAY OF APRIL, ls77,
between the hours al nine O'Clock In the lore
noon and five O'Clock in the Afternoon of said
day, and in front of The courthouse door, in thu
CITY of Lexington. in Lafay elite county, Mis-
souri,, during the session of the Circuit
court OF sald county, sell publicly, bv auction,
10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the
right, title, interest, claim and estate OF the said
William IL. slav"n and Elisha NJ. Hurt, de
i%"i'lhnts IN said execution, in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate. lying and
beng In the county OF Lafayette and state of
Misaonri, t"-wlt: Twenty i20l acres, the west
niii y u I've southeast quarter OF the northeast
q"aItTi 81 section TWENTY-FIVE 1921: also
elshtJ toui tcre., III" east hall Of The northwest
Ieai'er VI ettlon twenty-siN t26l, all in town
.llp toftS-eis't isl, OF range twenty seven
1871. GO NJ
H"'"-f" sheriff.
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DON'T DEPEND ON 7

Young man. let US talk to you. You
have trusted alone to the contents of
your fathers purse, or his lame. for
your influence or success in business.
Think you that father" has attained
eminence in his profession but by wea-
ried industry? or that he has amasSed
4 fortune honestly without energy and
activity You should know that the
faculty requisite for the acquiring OF
fame or fortune is essential to. nay. in
separable from. the attainment ol either
of these. Suppose father has the
'.rocks'i in abundance. if you have never
earned anything tor him, you have no
more business with those rocks than
the goSling has with Il tortoise. And ii
he allows you to NEEDLE with them
until YOU have gained them by your
w industry he perpetrates untold mis-
chief. And if he is lavish OF his cash
towards you, while he is allowing you
to while away your time. You had better
leave him. Yes. run away. sooner that
be an imbeci.r. OF something VERSE.
through so cncrvating an Influence
Sooner or later you must learn to rely
on your own resources, or you will not
be anybody.
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HONEYFUGLING THE SOUTH.
something More than Talk, Mr.,
Hayes. or Your Game Won't Win.
From the Columbus, Ca. Enqutrer.l

from the Columbus, Ca. Enquirer
Every republican newspaper and
stump-spcaker is urging the south to ac-
ccpt the conciliatcry policy OF Fraudu-
lency Hayes. Even Bob Ingcrsoll, in
New York, raised his voice, with false
tears IN his eyes, and implored our sec
ton to take the olive branch, that peace
and harmony might be restored between
the two divisions of the country. Now,
we cant see what all these frantic ap-
pcals mean. In what on earth does this
Tremendous. gratifying Cancellation con
sist? Thus far. 1t is found only in the
general platitudes OF n letter of accept
ance and an inaugural-mere words and
nothing more. Not n single promise has
he made not eve 4 halfway consent
to anything that is reasonable. Just or
generous has he given. The entire plan
which the southern democrats are so ex-
cesslycly urged to recognize is com
posed OF entirely empty phrases. lie
has appointed Mr.. Key, of Tennessee, Il
former democrat. to a cabinet place. and
he takes particular pains to inform us
that republicans will be preferred to
democrats, and that the recommended
lions OF southern congressman will have
lD weight Will MN. Liz oHly tAihS
the south has asked his traudulency to
do is to remove the L. 5. troops to the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. This is Il fair prop,
osition. South Carolina and Louisiana
desire to be let alone. and the state gov
ernmcnts he permitted to depend upon
the will Of the people. Hampton and
Nichols desire no recognition from
Hayesism. Take off the hayonets is
everything they require tor success. and
they guarantee no bloodshed, but law
and order will result, and quiet and
concord will prevail. To this honest
solicitation. with an irony that renders
HIM more hateful, he answers that it has
taken sixteen years TO demonstrate the
failure of the policy of lnrce. and can he
he expected to prepare one of concilia-
ton in sixteen days. Here his iraudu-
lency uttered a deliberate falsehood
The miserable farce OF bayonet rule I'M
der the guise of radicalism, has been
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SALE.

WHEREAS, john Froshle by his deed %eftrust,
w dated the 9TH day of November, A. ~,
1865. and recorded in book W, No one, on page
So, OF the recorders Office Of Lafayette county,
and state of Missouri, cOnveyed TO the under
signed, trustee, the following described tracts
OF land situated in Lafayette county, and state
of Missouri, tu-wIi: The northeast quarter oi
the northeast quarter of section number seven
"a, and the west half of southeast quarter OF
the northeast quarter OF said Section seven "a.
all IN township iorty-nine 40, of range twenty
live (!5)., containing in all sixty (6D) acres more
or less, which conveyance was made in trust 10
secur, the payment OF II certain promissory note
therein described, and whereas, saii note is
long past ,lur and remains tor the greater part
unpaid; Now, therefore,, IN accordance with
the provisions of SAID deed of trust, and at The
request OF the legal holder OF said note, | the
understRed, trustee, Will, ON
SATURDAY, APRIL eSru, a. 1877,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock III the fore.
noon and five O'Clock in tn. afternoon of that
day, Al THE front door of the courthouse Of The
city OF Lexington, in Lafayette county, and
state of Missouri. offer SAID property for sale 1T
public vendue 10 the highest bidder for cash, for
the purpose oi satisfy ing sad deed OF trust, and
note and costs and eNpeuscs of this trust.
apr.id GEORGE 5. RATIlBUS. Trustee.
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GOOD ADVICE.

Now is the time of year for Lung
Fever. Nc. Every family should have Il bottle
OF BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP Don't allow for
one moment that cough to take hold of your
child, your family ur yourself. Consumption,
Asthma, Pneumonia. Group. iIemorrhuges, and
other fatal diseases may set III. Although it Is
true GERMAN SYRUP Is curing thousands of
these dreaded diseases, yet 1t IS much better 10
have it ut hand when three doses will cure yoli.
OF. bottle will last your whole family Il winter
and keep you safe from danger If yon are
c~onsunp'ive, do not rest until you have tried
this remedy. sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size ~ cents. sold by your Druggist. Theo.
Gvsew isCh. ieUSeoW
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AGUE AND E Err
FRl!IJ TREES AND SHRUBBERy,

INHE undersigned has been appointed g.
L agent of Lees summit Nursery tor go
the sale OF their stock. They ha," NJ S5SA
kinds of APPLE. PEACH AND OI;NA- -
MENIA TREES; EverGr-en-, li"Tric> ami
Flowers, which are Offered at low prices lrrt-
taken from THIS nursery are SAFER y MORE
CERTAIN TO GROW than those from distant
ones. The nursery IL located near IL aud trees
shipped To- this section are IN 40 danger at ~ =
IroIu change OF climate or being delay ct IN
shipment. THEIR TREE AXE THRIFTY tn,i
Will II" delivered III good condition, ana all
trees will be delivered jus; as they are "r,irrr,l,
an! every effort Will bu made 10 give entire salts
faction. ihIs nursery Is flrInly established. and
lis proprI't"rs are responsible, and int"mtto re-
man IN business. unt VIII n"t permit their rep
utation to suffer. Parties ordering from it
may he satisfied that their orders will b.
p tILLf.D and the ircrs drliytre,:
10 them as spon as the weather Will permit.
Unauthorized persons are travclIns through
the country pretending 10 represent this nursery.
All persons are warned ag lin7l such a. u" orders
will be- lliled but those coming from our duty
appointed agents.
Now Is TIE TINE to supply yourselves
with the best of lruIt and ornamental trees,
Berries. Shrubbery and Flowers.
Come and give me your orders.
ir,In pr II 4 7 l. AVIAN,
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CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP !
II. C.PATTERSON
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors an!
indiscretinns OF youth. nervous Weakness. early
decay. loss of manhood. &c. | will send Il
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by q missicna-
ry in South America. Send Il sclf-adlrcssrl en-
velope to the Rev. JOSEPH l.. INMA>, Station
D., Bible House, New York. nu,25-Gm
The latest, greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever put ;oS, thcr by medical science for
rheumatism, wounds, Sw, Kings. burns, Cakcd
Breast, &c, Ia the Centaur Linimcut. There are
two kinds. What the White LInimrrt is for the
human family, the stronger kind-whIciG is yell
low IN color is for spawned. lame amt strained
horses anil animals. Their Ell, cts are wonder
iul. janI3-5m
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tWagner's Mo, statutes, chapter 4S, section "a. }
ma County Court shall gran. a license 10 any
person as a dram shop keeper whose license as
such keeper has once be IL revoked, or vino has
ever been convicted OF ii violation of any ui the
provisions of this chapter. or who. 1t The time
oil his application for such license, may be
shown Ia nave sold. given away, or 9th, rwise
disposed OF Intoxicating liquors to any MINOR
without tie permission or consent herein re-
quired, or who has had in hi, employ in his
business o; dramshop keeping, any person
whose lcense has been revoked, or VINO has
been convicted rs above mentioned, or who has
sold. given away, or otherwise disposed OF any
intoxicating liquors as above InentIOned.'
tanriI.l
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE r,H.,t.
DIR. C. McLANE'E
Celebrated American
WORM
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

'THEcouutenancei is palcand lclden-
colored, with occasional tiu>llcs. or
i circumScribel spot on II OF both
checks the eyes beComed dull thcpu-
pills di!atc an azure semicircle run
along the lower cvelid the nose is IL
ritatcd. swells. and sometimes blecds
aswellingofth TIT upperlip occasional
headache, with humming or throt-
bing of the ears ; An unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, INK
times voracious. with a gnawing SEN
Sation ofthe stomach, at Others. entire
lvgone tlceting painsin the stomach;
Observation-Disclosures and vomiting vio-
lent pans throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc
stools Shiny not untrcquently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard
urine .urbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough coughsometimes dry and con-
vulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep.
with grinding of the teeth temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. G VERh1IFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form A; tits an innocen prepare
t!ou.u0t capable Of doing the sight
est iuJnry!o tie most tender INFANT.
The genuine DIR. McLAHEs YER
MIrUGE bears the signatures of c.
M:LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
WraDDer. =: Q u
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are found 70 exist.
DIR. G NERh1IFJGE
DR.. G.
VERPIIIS

These Pills are not recommended
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the ills that flesh
is heir to-" but in affections OF the
liver, and in all Bilious Complaints.
dyspepsia, and Sick Headache. or
diseases OF that character, they stand
without arrival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better catI,artic can be used pre-
parat0ry W, Or IIter Iui>IIIg ,tIitiinr
As simple purgativethey are un-
equtied.
BEWARE OF IEsT.rIONs.
Ihcgenuinc are neversugarcoated.
Each box mas Il red wax seal on the
lid. f'tth the impression DIR. Ms
Lanes LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
of G. MCLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold BY al! respectable druggists
snd country s'orekeepers generally.
Ft.,Dl ~
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NOTICE.

A IL. persons indebted 10 III" by note or &C
N count. must CONF up and settle Immediate
" Both notes and accounts hHy. been d1e fpl
-Om.tims, ami | must have the MONEY.
auyI-2, II. b. IT$SrALL.