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The General Market.
Nkw YORK july ~
GOLD-Opened at $685. and'cl"-ed a, slnt

NEW YORK, july ~.
GoLD-opened at $685. and'cl"-ed at sl"'!4
ST. Louis. July IL
DIR-UusettIed and lower; NN. ST 10 "
4 -; NM. 5. UIn1 10; family, 5. ltGs p.
RAlN-Wheat higher: No. fall. 81 2'G
/ Isl August; No. ) do, 81 @hal u cash
81 81 Julv; 81 2o@l 20's August; No. 4 do,
81 20. Corn slow and quiet; 46isc cash; 4Issc
July; +sA.c down to SC Angu5t, nat. dull
Sic bid cash: 2ji,c bid August; rejected. 2'4l.9H.
I've dull at Gle bid cash or July.
pRDDUCE-Buttcr irmer; IL 2oc for choice
store packed, l2al 1c. Eggs inactive at .a9c.
PRbVISIONS-PorK dull; job lots 81! 400
IL 20 cash; SI3 ~ August Bulk meats noInin-
ally unchanged. B.cOn lower at 81 M, S. M
and IS p. Lard dull; summer. IS s'5r asked
81 - bid.
HOGS-Lower at 81 60G4 81. Rereipt-, $500
Attic Steady anil in fair 'ieinant: choice
shipping steers. ST 1906 80; good, s. 5od6 ~;
light, 81 5035 %; fair grass natives, 81 Vhe4 %;
through TeXaus,. s. 1908 So Receipts, 200:
SHEEP-Steady muttons. 81 25G3 81. Re
celpts, 40.
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SHERIFE'S SALE.
harIes r

Charles r. orrnIveIn. ct al.
VIM. BrlIamy. et al
virtue oil two tN rCHtIonr, ISSUED from thr
l. Oil,rr at tn CLERK at ia" ,iTruit court at
Lafayette county, Missouri. one IN favor OF has
r. Drinv"in and james M"r,man. anu against
William ErIltny and ''cprs' W. Hail, and the
Other in favor OF Edward " u-Or, a~SiEnrr at
r.. nni A. 1. WIn~ur, and against ,,""rge " q.
Hall and I. Il Hall, t. H." directed, and re
turnahlc 10 the August term, lea1. al said court,
! VIII, on
SATURDAY, THE Hin 4 OF AUGUST.
Isl, between the hours OF nine o'rluc& IN the
forenoon and iivr O'Clock IN TIE afternoon oi
sand day, and IN front "l the courthouse 'i"pr IN
the city of Lexington, IN Lafayette county, Mo,
iuriIg the session of the >Iiltirruit court OF said
county, sell publicly, lay auction. to the highest
bidder, Tor cash IN liant, all the right. titlc, in
trre-t. claim and estate of thu stiu defendants,
diam l;,llImy, GrrIgr ". Hall and &. Il
described real estate. situate, lying and being III
thu county of .Ita y-tt". and state OF Missouri,
tu-wiI: twenty t2Ul acres, the west halt OF thu
southwest quarter OF the northeast quarter OF
section on ~ eighty (>uj acres, west half OF
III" southwest quarter OF section tN"nty-thres
t1I) eighty t>u) acres, The north half OF In,
southwest quarter Of section thirtN-iuur (3i
one hundred and twenty. nine u2HD acres, par
of the northwest quarter OF section twenty-five
t21) eighty ts1) tcrr=, cast half "i southeast
quarter oi section TWENTY-FIVE (22), all IN town
ship iliiy-one cd, oi range twenty-tour t2D
also lots SIN and seven q and ,, IN block eIghI
tel. in til. city of Wav"rly; also lot eight tS), In
block twrntt-une (2l: also lot seven "a, IL
block fourteen % also the north halt OF bloch
fifteen 90 also lots one and tvs Il anu p, II
block iw"nty-threr t@i) the last above described
lots being III the st. Thomas addition E" Waiver
ly.
Given under my hand, this 18th dav of July
ls.1. GEO. NJ. MOUNTJOT,
july2ltd sheriff.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE Or MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE pTETY.
In the Probate court, OF I.4itye'tc county July
term, lGlh ity-july 3ot'i, Isl.
Andrew j iiu-'its, aGnInl=tralor oi the estate
at DAVID IIughr-, -. deceased.
Now At this day comes tn.tr.w j lingh"-,
~ administration al tHc estate OF David
Hughes, ~. deceased, ami presents to the court
his petition praying tor AN order tor the sale OF
50 much OF the real estate OF sad deceased, aa
Wi! pay ami satisfy the remaining dchts due by
sad "zta'e, and set unpaid Tor want Of sufficient
Assets, accompanied by the accounts, lists and
IuY"ntOrIcs required hI law IN uch ca-es: on ca
animation whereof. j; q. ordered thai all persons
Interested IN slIl estate ~ notified that apllIca-
ti"n as A!or',aI'! has been made, and unless the
contrary uC shown on or hriUre the iir-t day Of
the next term 81 this court, t. be held sn The l-t
Mun'!ay IN SrvUmber. l>1I an ORDER viii be made
tT Ia. sale Ut the whole, ar -, much OF tt real
estate Di sand deceased. a. Will be sufficient Tor
the payment ui sand drbt1
And L - further ordered That this notice b..
published in the Weekly lu'e!.IgenC"r, IA news
paper printed in SAID county of Lafayette, for
Iuur week before the next term OF TINS court.
\ true copy. Attest
WI. +.
90. 4 IV- -BH
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SHERIFF's SAs.E.



JaIn-, NJ. HllI.
d. virtue ul m alias execution. Issued from
- the Ofltcr al the Clrrh OF the Circuit court ,i
Ltlnyrit" county, Missouri. IN favor oil itnIHt-
G. Grave and against James Al Hail, TO irr
directed. and TctuTnIblr t. the August term,
Isl, al sand court. | viii ON
>AII EDAl, AUGUST. Inn. l-..,
he'wceu tn. h ure OF nm" O'Clock in tn. fore
noon an five O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
day, anu ia front Of The Courthouse ,ipor, IN the
city OF Lexington, an Lafayette county Missouri,
during the session rI TIL sand Circuit e ,uTt OF
SAID county, sell publicly. 10y auction, 10 The
highest bidder, Tor ct-h III hand, all III" right,
title, interest. claim and estate UI Tie SAID Jams
NJ. Hall, i"irniHi.t IN salt eNUCuiiDH, III and to
the Following i--rG bed real estate, situate,
lying and b"inG III III" county OF Lafayette and
state Of Missouri, t7-w!t len 40 acres OF oil
TIA" Hurth--nd al The We-i-half III lh. northwest
gUart'r, and twenty i2Uj acre, oil of the ra-t
FIT" OF tn wt-t-hhlf OF the southeast quarter.
and Ilr ~rn-t-ndii OF The southeast quarter, al! Of
section thirty one tiij, Oi township fifty $50 %!
rance twrnty-E"v-H tGJ and All that part OF the
southeast quarter "t --";I"n thirty -ihr'e 80. ul
TO" nsi.llt nItt Er3, ct range I" sH'E -"l@hf 81,
which lies and Is situated u"TIh OF IT," ~. >nI-
--i;aI Greek. also, liz. ci-t-hnii Ui tie northeast
quarter ui section one a.. -! township lrrIy-
ninr 4"l, OF ran-c iw'Ilty-"ight t2-l
Gwen uui"r my hand, this I,th day OF July,
ls.7. GkD. VI. MOtNIJOi.
Juiv%l-tt Sh"rii.
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Without Pam. Knife. tausiIc, LIgature or hIn-
dranr' from business, AMI guarantees IA thor
Ough radical AMI permanent cure.
cures Lung, Throat and all DrbiIItatlng and
Blood Diseases hy TIA" only genuine Oxygen in
haiIng process. II, eject, are truly wonderful.
The Doctor wall be at IN" City Hotel such DAYS
a. -hali be stated IN the local columns Oi tins
paper.
Peters I" MI Z. o. Grimes, j"wclcr, Mr.. W.
g. MCCaus!ani, merchant, and Othcr- OF Lev
lnStsn, and to T.. \. fU--ril, bouk-ke,per.
Gates X lsen,ial, wh0lcsal" dealers IN boots amt
shoes. !. :. Porter, grocery salesman, and
others "t Kansas CITY; -. ". Eaves, secretary
bridge company, Leavcnworth, Kansas; J. W.
johnson. president Stat" Bank, Lawrence,
Kansas; W. ", Phillips, grocer, W. W Camp
bell. implement dealer, cared of li"inOrrhcuis
which h" had from infancy; g ID Bowling, UI
" yunirtte, cured nt .,I,- of twenty years
landing. " Il. Barnett, banker. HIawathu
Kansas, pile q: ten VelI- handing, senator T..
Morrill, cured oi piles and iietula. All ia" tore
gong, with hundred. OF others, h.v" been cured
toy IN Daslv's painless und non--nrgical
mcth"i.
tall amt $50" the Doctor, h" will tax business
AMI oInGHOn--cn-r to S"U. hc VIII show you the
process h" us"S in thu treatment ., the drb!litt-
ting diseases named above, and explain the
N~ivliEIn- effect "i the oxygen mhairut GU the
hl""t and The air passage oil The system. Sc"
his illustrated Journal mIyls-3m
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

\ special from hdriauoplc OF July Il,
reports that the Russians are between
kazanlik and Shipka. ANieuna CORES
pendent tclcgraphs a. follows: Not
eighteen, but furty-tivc hattaIIl"nN OF
Russians have crossed the Balkans. 1t
remains to be seen whether NU."rnth
Plsha viii arrive III time t" htr Their
further progress. Nulclulan i"rrr mum
bcrs Is, 900 or 1000. He Will cndrav"r
to hold the Russians in check to enable
bSrnan Pasha. from Widdin. and Abdul
kerim from Shumla, t" fall upon their
rear. Abdul kerim holds himself IN rrIIl-
ness to assume the offensive At the
first convenient opportunity. A pri-
Nato telegram even announces that
a battle has already begun. Rauui
PaSha. who ri first believed he had
repulsed the man body "t the
Russians on the other SIDE OF the
Balkans. merely drove back the small.
body sent against him ~ Il teint, while
the bulk OF the alrn passed on behind.
\. correspondents at Nik"polis telegraphs:
Il am told that there Were 5000 Turks
killed and wounded in the engagement
which proceeded the capture OF this
town Intelligence has been received
from A~drianople, at ConStantin"ple. that
Eaout Pa>ha is encampcd 1t Slivnu The
Russians on the southern side OF the
Balkans are at liainkni. Their numbers
are unknown, but they are constantly
receiving reintorccments. while Raouf
Pasha is compelled, by numerical intc-
riority. 10 remain on the defensive until
the arrival of SuleIman PaSha. who Is
expected in three days. Safvct l'a>lla,
who resigned the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, has been appointed Minister OF
Public Works.
The civil service l~ttter.it SccmS.i> not
to apply to Postmaster Filley, OF ST.
Louis. or Mccormick, the assistant Scc-
retarv of the treasury. who is also see
rotary OF the national republican com
mit:ee. Alas, poor Mckee, his enem,
is still on top.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

DI virtue OF an order of the Probate court OF
ID Lafayette county. Missouri, made on the
18th day OF July. lA11, the undersigned, Pub
lac Administrators for sand county, has taken
charge o. the estate of Thomas i Akers. dec d
All persons having claims aEalnst said estate
are required +" exhibit them for allowance, 10
the administrator within on" year after the date
of said letters, nr they may be pf"cll'lri from
any benefit nt such estate; and If such claims We
not exhibited within two years from The date OF
sad letters, they will be forever barred.
THOMAS SIANDlSH,
iuly1l-Iw Public ADMINISTRATOR.
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The New York Word makes the an
nouncement hat arrangements are now
making tor the establishment OF retail
shops in all cities and principal towns OF
Great Britain, through which American
beet cal be distributed directly from the
exporters to the consumers at a nominal
advance upon the first cost.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

y letter from Ben. Wade was publish
ed in the National Republican on the
10th inst, in which that bluff old stall
wart says that he has not gone back on
letter, and he adds II regret
10 say that all that has since TRANSFERRED
i'll the south and the north has but con,
firmed me in the correctness of the sen
timents expressed in that letter. l viii
add that | greatly fear this policy, under
color of what is called 'loca! self-govern.
mcnt. is but an ignominious surrender
of the principles of nationality for which
our armies fought and for which thou
sands and thousands of brave men died,
and without which the war was a failure
and our boosted government a myth
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

+. Louis papers report the quality of
the new wheat going into that market
a, being very good. We regret that We
can not say Is much for Lafayette coun-
ty'S crop, which is neither good in quail
T. O large III yield. Farmers who are
thrc-hiag are generally expressing dis
appointment at the turnout.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE OR TRADE,

7 WILL. either sell, or exchange for 49,
L farm lands, my new and elegant EE.H
suburban residence near Central Fc- f6n.I
male College, in the city of Lexington. AA-
The house il a brick, with SIX good rooms. Out
! HOUSES, all new, consisting of smVkehouse,
carriagehouse. stable. &c. The fencing has been
recently made, OF cedar posts and pine super
structure Everything il new, freshly painted,
an IN No. / order. The grounds, 2a acres. are
we'll set IN trees and grass. Terms tG suit plr-
chaser. July 1T JAMES Z. MtHhfN
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NOTICE.

NOTICE = hrl.hv given that | viii, "a assignee
~ OF W. /. Eckle, sell publicly. by auction OF
MONDAY, AUGUST 6Tu, ISL,
all the unsettled accounts belonging to saiC
tckl. estate Terms cash.
mlylul THDS \. WEBE, Assignee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

The South Carolina republicans are
talking ot diSbanding their party i'll that
state. If it had even been an honest
political party, advocating honest polIt-
zeal principles, instead of a band Of adj
ycnturcrs intent on pImder, it would
no tuck its tail and surrender because
it is in 4 minority. The gallant demo
Gratis of Massachusetts. who have Tor
decades been in ~aminority, and who for
years were maligned, prosecuted and
prescribed have stood by their guns like
men and verify they will not have to
wait long for their reward.
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A GREAT RARGAIN.
4 DESIRABLE HONE AND A GOOD ST0Ck PARi
FOR SALE.

= | shalt soon have to rrlInqui-h the sss4S.
N tam. IN which ! reside, | now otter Gi'.i
II Tor ale iur tn" HeNf two months. iI sH,.nI
81, OOO: payments can lie made sttl-fac-- E1AA-
tory There ar" ~. acres: 100 acres IN CuitlNa-
ton and ihr balance - enclosed and in pasture.
\ Ar-t- rate brick house, : rooms. > large halls
: l]OTch"r. generally IN very good order. bui
houses mo,lvr.lr; good crib. COW hon ,cs and ice
hOu-c. NUtiCIcucy Il tiult of various kinds.
The farm ~atjvins Dover on tn" west.
| iuly1l-lm Il. u WARREN.
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$1,000
TEXAS.

AS an illustration of the fact that II takes time
to form Il just opinion of the de>lrahility OF ANY
country we publish this extract from a private
letter, written by Mr.. w. u. Chandler, I" a
friend IN tins county. amt dated breckenridge,
stephens, county. Texas. July 9TH. II VIII ne
remember that Mr.. Chandler some months ago
wrote the Intetligencer IL letter, IN which hr
painted that country cOuieur dc rosr- and lret
n, might ,nisleui anyone he now desires the
publication oi what We give below
Tho appearance OF things in this country has
materially changed since the 18th OF May. | am
fearful, yet | try to be hopeful. have spent all
the money had in making a farm, clearing.
fencing, breaking. &c. | had /" hIT. = good
deal, and our living was very expensive, haviRg
everything TO buy at high prices, and now my
crop is a failure. We have had no ram on our
creek since the 18th OF May, so our crops are
burned up. On all the other creeks the crops
are very good. | came from the clear forks "i
the Brazns, II miles north III lis, day before
yesterday. They have line crops there-c"rn
that Will make SIXTY bushels 10 The acre. /
snmctim.. feel very blue, and regret my move
| To this country. 1t is - beautiful country ami
we have health; but the failure of our crop. and
! the likelihood of this being the case often ,mak'-
II, somewhat discouraged. our garden was
Ilt bll ! Nlll NV u i'hN hhf' - ''''N'-
OF extremes and sudden changes, Nv" months
ago thought 1t a paradise, but 10 what a
| change. As you well know | have seen - great
deal of the United States anh The western terri
tory, and | Will here say To you that LAFAYETTE
COUNTY, Mo. is the garden spot Of 1t all when
everything Is taken into consideration. TAKE
the climate and grass away from this country
| and then any northern state is preferable -
We know butlittie of the private char
acter of Dan Able, or of the estimation
in which he is held by his professional
friends, but we claim that the governor
has outraged the democracy OF the state
by appointing him to an important office
since his unbluShing admissions before
the sluSh investigating committee OF the
late general assembly. If men are to be
rewarded with office who confess to such
r~eprehenslble conduct, it Will not be
long till our state administration viii
need retorming-LJetferSon Democrat
Whether the appointment was made
at the instigation OF GOV. Phelps or no
remains vet to be learned. If the latter
gentleman does not, after his return
home. raise u little blood and thunder
in the matter, the people OF Il state
can feel themselves outraged beyon,
Observation-Disclosures Times.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

The failure Of the Butchers and
Droyers'. North St. Louis Savings, and
German banks. in st. Louis. in no way
affects our banks here. which are As
solid as a rock. The run on the Boat
mans Savings in st. Louis has ceased.
1t was Il foolish one, anyhow, as that
institution is one of the most solid in
the state, and confidence is once more
restored. The effect of the failure OF
the National Bank of the state, and the
impending bank law. is now thought to
have expended its force.
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TAAE NnTUCE

| FINlilS Is to give notice that my lease OF the
L BAR Saw Mill has expired, and ! am no
longer concerned IN il. | I'm now selling lum-
Der at the uptown yard, NJ cost.
' j~uiy2l-3t ftD. ANDERSON.
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ c-tri. that the undersigned, guardian of
the ,-f fr OF sarah r t!mari. 4 minor. has tilcd
her exhibit Tor final settlement OF sand minors
estate nj the July term. Isl, Of the l.niay-
"re county rrUbat" Court. and Will apply ior a
tiuii discharge from sad guardianship al the
November term, Isl, oil SAID court
BEEI;>iiEi;A y. CLINtRb, Guardian
"IMlIGL-,t Now l;tcr.ltcka 4. HlInlIne }
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Regular service Al Z Ai"fli' 'tuT'l io-l"'Iiu"
b, tn" PASTOR
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council vii H.. t.II ~ rul.LL,u.l >.rr,m-
her. l,~,
RI, NJ =, llttu- VIII frr,eh 81 r' N"'h-
"tlsi church IN 'al-"l:E it-m'tf'" in"riI"- hnt
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~upItv m ms ;u,urh. Jgs...t. l!ra. Wtu b.
= basket dinner
Rev. y. VI Long. Of iai!'ht-~'", Florida.
WI iitht i'!ii"' al INC 80 = .''' ~ 10y 'ri 'a'
ch"''i', 40 I'M CIV ''"'."E ''' "''"''7 VI
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,r,rr,rg 50, II .,..L,,L lew Holm "a >Hl,-
leg, Regeneration. or rhr u,w !altn.
Ad,-parrh WI r"r.r,.,. ll~rr yesterday tr,m
Valparaiso. Ind, -'tr.H- tm' N-- MIry IL
M"tte W. very !ow "''t f}rh"i! fever, i'i'l"
h"l'" lring entertained at n'r ''''N"'E.
sa''rr' """t' P'n""''4' h' H''7''''' ne
nm, ,.v, .r.,.,
49,, d., .,.. 3D. ,...,., OF,
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N,p.liy evening
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Cincinnati Enquirer :-Gartield viii
make q sharp light tor the s~enatorship
against Matthew'S. The friends of both
gentlemen are actively At work. The
weather being fine. AMI no rascaIity in
dulged in, "" think that both Matthews
and Garfield wiIl-be permitted to stay
at i,1r,a
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
FARM q SALE

FARM FOR SALE.
WISHt to sell the COURTS FARM" -
| three and a half miles from Higgins nj
Vile, and the same distance from AGll- III
willie, containing 1928 acres. There are AA
la5 acres enclosed and in cultivation; a good
Two story house; "A good orchard OF choice fruit
good water; excellent timber, near the house.
Terms, Low FOR CASH. Address. or call on
me at HiggInsville. Ii. j. HIGGINS.
Liuly2ltfl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

OF the elections to be he'd this year.
the New YORK. Herald says: ''Ot the
Whole list Of twenty-oue states it will be
seen that the republicans are certain OF
only live states, the democrats are GER
tain of nine. and seven others are doubt
ful, with the chances at this time in
most OF them in favor of the democrats
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all persons inter-
~ c-tr,:. that the undersigned, guardian OF the
estate" I'll l.. Thomas Hey, minor, has nlcd her
exhibit for final settlement of said minors
estate. al the .Iuly term. 1871. nf The Latay-
.ttc county Probate Court, and will make "a final
~citlcun"nt of said guardianship Al the Novem-
Der, term, -, al SAID court.
ELIZABETH :. WILEY,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

From our New York exchanges we
see that the demand Tor wheat is active.
though purchases are being made at low
prices. and We reiterate u advice to
farmers to stack. Prices will certainly
improve after the first rush of wheat
thre~hel from the shock is over.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

ireland sends l03 members to the
House of Commons. ia OF whom repre-
sent 81 counties. : Dublin University,
and 81 represent 81 towns. These last
81 towns. which return more than one
third of the Irish members, have only
D 1888 electors, among n population OF
So. LAO.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

Biz strikes on the eastern railroads.
Haze ha> made proclamation that
ptayr must be preserved.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

ia front 81 TN courthouse door, IN the '!ty Ui
lrNIng On, -"Ii a TuNiI, H,n,...r !" ;H' nigh
b.iier tor rI-h. rtr following nu'r- belonging
tu sud estate. ~ uue mole oh Vi. ~,.MvEi-
Tor s-np. at,l D'c-ruhrr -~rn. -, lnts.r-i a
Ia lrr cent credited nN So r,rrIEt.'. 95ih
ia Duo uui" uu jess" | Nelson iuI 500.
dated f"hIuhl 1''h, Log, interest Al i" per cent,
one nnr- "n Je>-- I Uut James ] N~I-"u tui
so ~, dated l.uUIrN i.-f. l-'o. Interest at j
per cent. one not. "a VIM. rr.-n tor 80.
i4:e,i February I2th, l-61 interest ~ 10 per cent.
credited 3, October = Il. l>h9.
HIS JUiy I7lh, i>,,.
WI ". NELSON,
John l.. Nilsson,
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

Hobart Pa>ha is ordered to lombard
al EuS~itn towns within reach OF his
gum.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
FINE FARM FOR SALE.

4 SPLENDID farm OF two hundred 49,
~ tcr"-, three miles south OF i.rNinG- ESI.i
ton. tor sale un reasonable terms. Hml
Apply To A
JOHN ). BLACKWELL,
M-.Ll.n-.-n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

The executive committee 0t the bar
association Of st Louis. on last Monday.
reported that they had given Mr.. Il j.
Mitchell Il hearing concerning charges
against him of having received fees on
both sides of some insurance eases, and
recommended that proceedings be in
stituted to di>bar him. under section
6 OF Wagner's statutes, page l?>. The
report OF this committee i strong pre-
sump!ive evidence against Mr.. Mitchell,
but it is only fair to suspend Judgment
| in the matter until he can have Il fan
| trial in open court.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

The Mexican press deiies the Union
it IS be.iGerent and insolent. While it
would he ruinous to this country to an
mex Mexican states. with their grcaser
population. it is as well for Mr.. Diaz to
remember that this country Is asking
nothing but protection from pillage and
robbery, andthat it Is able to { Omm"nd
what it oSi.E, and that in very short
order.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
STRAYED OR STOLEN

CTRANEp or stolen from my mil,
- in the suburbs "t Lexington, sEEH0
RED. HEiFEi;, lEAKll\G l. VT.sS&
fat: no marks. VIII pay tor her re- ~
turn ~
.,l,pt Its WN 4 LLpnlI III