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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-01

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q. Seamneret, (Saaru p.), yIr. 62, 9erinstonfr
Dollar Store, air. ego, 2B. zSaltimorefraBe.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-22
DAILY INTELLIGENCER,
Wednesday, August 90, 1877
A Sagacious Dog.

Lately traveller passed in a carriage
along the avenue de Meuilly; the night
was dark all at once the horse stopped.
and the traveller saw the animal had
met an obstacle. At the same moment
man raised himself before the horse
aud uttered a cry.
why don't you take care" said the
traveller.
"Ah," cried the man. "yOu would DO
better. instead Of bolloaing, to lerd Inc
your lantern"
What for?"
81 had three hundred francs Of gold
on my person; my pocket has broken,
and all is falling in the street 1t Is
commission with which my master has
entrusted me. If do not find the
money ] am a ruined man
1T is not easy 20 find the pieces on
such a night; have you none left"
YES, | have one"
"Give it to me-"
The man hesitatcd
"Give it TO me it will be the means Of
recovering the others"
pun MIN INST
coin. The traveller whistled; a magnifi-
cent Danish dog began to leap around
him
Here" said the Traveller. putting the
coin to the nose OF the dog. Look"
The intelligent creature shifted mo-
ment at the money. and then began to
run about the road. Every minute he
returned. leaping and depesit'd in the
hands Of his master n napoleon. In
about twenty minutes the whole sum
was recovered The poor fellow who
had got his money back Turned full of
thanks toward the traveller. who had
now got into his carriage.
"Ah, you are my preserver,' said he,
'tcll me at least your name"
II have done nothing .aid the tray
eler. "i"ur prescrver is my dog. his
name il Robut Joie;" and then, hip.
ping his horse, he disappeared in the
darkness.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
SsFEs.lYE's SALE,

Mary l.. La"sAiiH. q al,
E,hr = F,rr.n, ct al
Di yiru Il u renewed order ol sale. issued
ID from The ollie oi III" ,lrrk ot the Circuit
,.Unrt ii >tiIn. counts. Missouri, III favor OF
~ l. Lnv.ti II, Mi" l. L.nughlIn, i'u-bc
beverly Whl'wuriH. Mamie IL
a. les, Jim, r gus. VI ., l.. lecture. Jo.eFh
f,li,I. III. h"ln \. Eerrr J., aul Wm. /.
i'.,r.I. ana apr.m ; i:r1t t.. F.rrelI, Ulysses
-u-an + .Ii."rr-. .i"-.pn II. Chambers.
Martha / cooper. .I-hu :. iI3p"T, Mary j.
I.luSu. i:,I~luu, Brown. ~ h-'h : ere tsrr.
~,-.rl JIup.,T. tlrrru.e It.Hty-u ant Jaiurs
:j~liatru. .um ,i,-,iri, AMI Ies,TI4tie TO The
Am Tenn, - ri >tIi court, | vii, ON
MONDAY, THE @IH DNI DT APRIL, Isl,
h,twr,n ihr hours at nine O'Clock i'll The fore
Moon am! i've u'Ci,ck IA The afternoon ri said
iaE, amt Iu iTrut at me CUurinru>t door III the
riry ui LrAIIg,nu. ~ LAFAYETTE county. No ,
during IT," >,--i"u rl tnc,irruit court OF La
J." ihr hIL.,reI hwiter. all the right. title
.lar.Irsl, Ci4In and estate al the laid
I!piutIIl- and i,irLtrn's IN said "r'!er Of sale
in unt T., iur blowing ',-rr!uci real estate,
sI!"-;', j. lus am! l'ring III ine county ni l.1fav'
cite amt STATE. pi Missouri, tJ-"it. In" south
'a-I quarter ii the northwest quarter. aHd tii'
uuTinr Isl quarter Ui III northwest quarter o
=ccI!nn ON ~. IN township lnrty-eignt AS, o
ran.r IW"ml! -irur cig, upon the following
tcInl-. Unr-inUrth (t.J ul purchase money ca:
in IIui. and t'c remainder lively" months There
4ii"r, the purchaser or purchasers giving not
with approved security, bearing len tl"l pc
cunt -. tn.un Infere-f from date nj sale, ans
chase money
Given under my hand, this 18Th day Of March
i-11. GEO. Vi
IHChlIHt SitrIn-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Warren T. Glover, ::dm'v.,
slavcn i Hurt
ID virtue ui an execution issued from the
ID Office of the clerk Gi tn" Circuit court
OF Lafayette county, Missouri, in favor OF War
ren 7. Glover. adminI>trator OF the estat- f
john L. Brown, deceased. ami sgalrst william
Il. SInveH and Elisha II. Huri, to m" dire ted.
aud raturl. abb To the April term, ls7., o. SAID
court VIII an
SATURDAY, TIE liTH DAY OF APRIL. lS11,
between the hours of nine O'Clock IN thu lore
noon auII five O'Clock in the afternoon al said
day. ami IA. fIunt oil The courthouse door, in tIr
clIv OF Lexington. i'll Lafayette couniT. Mis-
souri,. durin. the Session of the CircGjt
court oil said county, sell publicly, hv auction.
10 the highest bidder. tor cash in hanl. all the
right. title. Interest, claim and estate al the SAID
William u. SlaSrn and Elisha NJ. Hurt, de-
, Pendants III said execution. in AMI 10 the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate, lying and
being in the county OF Lafayette AMI state oi
Missouri, to-wIt; Twenty FOL acres. the west
hilt OF the southeast qusrter of tae northeast
quarter oil ,rciIOn twtnty-two l22l: also
eighty $50! acres, III" east hall OF the northwest
quarter vi section iwenty-siX (26l, all in town
-hiu iorty-eight isl, OF range twenty-seven
i2.l.
Given under my hand, this 2lst day Of March,
1877. GEO. NJ. MDCNTJDT,
mch2itd sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
SHERIEF,S SALE.
David Fila CullieoH, I'll al,

iaTIu i-Aii iiiSo - nj
VS..
Abram Franks and William Cunningham.
YOi virtue OF An execution, issued from the
ID Office OF the clerk OF the Circuit court OF
Lafayette county, Missouri. in favor of David
Ella CAllIsOn, Al infant. By her cttrstOr John
Abram Franks and William Cunningham, TO me
directed, and refurnablc 10 the April lei III. 1871,
OF said court, | VIII on
SATURDAY, TIE l4rH DAY OF APRIL, 1877.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the for--
noon and i've O'Clock III the afternoon of said
day. and in front of the courthouse door. III the
CIV OF Lexington. in Lafayette county, Missouri.
during the session oil the said .CiicuIt court oil
said county, sell publicly, 10y auction, Ia the
title, interest, claim and estate nt the said Abram
Franks aud William Cunningham, defen-
,iants in said execution, in and 10 the fol-
lowing described real est tie, situate, lying aad
being III tn. county Of Lafayette and state oi
Missouri. to-wit: The northwest quarter III tue
northeast quarter Of section number ten ll0]
IN township ioriy-eight t4s], OF range twenty
northwe est quarter Of section number five Isl,
in township forty eight tiel OF range twenty
sIN t2Gl, le.ied upon II, the property OF SAID
Abram Franks; also iiity tJol ACRES. The north
cnd of thu west hall OF the southwest quarter oi
section thirty-six 1861, in township forty min.
acres, the north end of the east hall of the south
clst quarter OF section thirty-five ISL, in town
ship forty-nIns 1881. o. range twcDfy-seVen
Ell; also eighty isO) acres. the west half OF
the southeast quarter of section thirty-iive ISL
in township iorty-ninc l49l, OF range twenty
seven, levied upon a. the property oil SAID IL
liam Cunningham.
Given under IUy hand, this 2lst day of March,
Isl. GEO. Nj. MOUSTJOI,
mc,2ftd Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
IuNDAY. THE gr DAY OF APRIL. Isl
SHERIEF'S SALE.


4. \. Lcsurur and J. -. LcsIeur.
II virtue ur an execution, issued from the OIL
} lice al the clerk OF the Circuit court Of La
inVcitc county. Missouri, in favor OF the Lex
iueI"u savings i:aik, AMI against Alexander a.
Ic-urUr and Joseph -. Lcsueur. TO ~" directed.
and rctuTuHt!c Ia the April term, ls11, Of said
court. ! viii ON
MONDAY. THh 9TH Of APRIL, Isl,
between IN" hours OF nine O'Clock III The fore
noon aud live O'Clock IN the afternoon of said
day, and in front pt tie courthouse door, IN the
cav OF Lexington, IN lafayette county, Mis-
sour, during the SC>slJn ui the said Circuit,
court ui SAID county, sell publicly, by auction,
to the highest bItirr, for cash IN hand, all the
ri=ht. title, interest, claim and estate OF the said
..IrAauHcr \ Lc>urur and Joseph .. Icsucur.
defendants in SAID execution, III ami to the fol
loving described real estate, situate, lying and
being IN the county OF Lafayette and state OF
Missouri, to.wiT All OF twenty-five t25l feet
on Tia, west side of lot number live to-, AMI
sevcnt, five to feet on of the east side OF lot
number IN o.. both lots being parts and par
Gels OF the Farmers Bank suh-uiSi sion OF the
t,ritZ place, 80 known and designated on book
OF plat- number one a., on file IN the rccoTitr's
Office OF said county. making d front OF one
hundred 400 irrf on The Missouri river, AMI a
depth al three hun red t30nD feet, on which is
situated u soap lac DRY.
Gwen under my hand, this 18th day of March,
ls11. GEO. Nj. MolNIJo1-
n,.bI-,l sheriff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
rURr1 YklRS RrioRE rHx PUBLIC
DR.. &. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
IVERPILLS,
SYMPTOMS OF 4 Diseased Liver
I1epa,iti>. OF Liver Complaint,
u.<rr~Sr. ~ s,.E ut.-,cuE

SYMPTOMS of Il Diseased Liver.
PAIN the rightsidc under the edge
L of the ribs. increases III ~:>'cssnrc;
sometimes the p@ir is in the left side;
the pa,ientiSrarclvab letoliconth lett
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade. and it frequently
extends to the top ofthe shoulder, and
i, sometimes mistaken for 4 lheuma-
,:sminlhear arm Thcstomachi is affect
Cd with loss OF appetite and sickness;
the bowel, i'll general are costivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
Observation-Disclosures pain. accompan-
id with dali. heavy sensation III the
back part. There is generally a con-
siderable loss OF memory. accompan-
led with I painful sensation of having
left undonc something which oughtto
have been done. y Slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant, The pa
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility lie is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning. and he complainsofa
priGklv scnsatiouotlhc skin his spIr-
its are low and although lie is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, vet he can scarcely SUNNI
up fortitude enough TO t!y it, In fact,
he distrusis every remedy. Several Of
the HbovesynptOm attendthe disease,
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed. vet examination Of the
I~t,- oEta,,l.,.i l,Sxtn,,-,, ,l,o 7 ry-tD
to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER
DIR c. MCLANE's LIVER Pu.Ls.lN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quinine. are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them 4 FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and rs
asimple purgative they arcunequaled.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. G. McLAHEs
LIVER Pills are eve sugar coated.
Every box has 4 red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine LIVER Pills
bear the signatures OF &. M:LAHE.
and FLEMING Bnos. on the wrappers.
VInsist on your druggist orstore-
l;eeper giving you the genuine DI.C
MCLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared
ny Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
~So!d by all respectable druggists
md country storekeepers generally.
t. those wishing TO give DR. .McI.a*E's LivPs
PIrtsa trial. VIC will mai post paid to any par, OF
lac United States. orc box Of Pills Tor twenty-five
cents. FLEMING BROS, Pit,sburg, Pa.
fianSn-tfl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
TrEsnAY. April Iorn.
CGMMIssIONER,S SALE
Jos iah Reeves

'IOsliU EkttNt5
VS..
Elizabeth Riley, et al.
u virtue oian order OF sale. issued from the ni-
l. lice of the clera oi the Circuit court OF IN
l2yctte county. Missouri, IN favor of .I.sI.h
i;eeves. and az INST Elizabeth Riley and Ihumus
Riley, I harlrs NJ. rropsI. Clarence u. r,np.,
foriu -!rnpIi and Lolita F. rr0pst, to rne d.
recied and i"iurnnulr I" the iprii term, Isl, of
said court, | will ON
MONDAY. HE 9TH. DAY DE APRIL, l>,I.
between the hours oi nine O'Clock in IN. lore
noon AMI fv- O'Clock IN the afternoon OF .uul
day, ana N front ni III" courthouse door. in me
city al Lexington. III | aiayeIir cuun.v. Nilsson
ri, 'lirIH2 IN" session oil the Circuit a,urr
OF said county. sell publicly, by auction. To tn,
liIgHrsi hl!Cer. Tor cash IN hand all the right. titI,.
interest, calm and estate OF Inc said Plaintiff AMI
defendants IN said order of sale. in and 10 The
inilo"inS drscrihri real estate, situate, lyirr
anu pclhg IN Ili. county al I.Ifav eft" snd staff,
oil Missouri, to-wIi: Lot number four O.. block
TWO ~, beng on" hundred tgrl Icct Hani on
Main street and running back north Onr hun
hrth ana ilteen NljJ feet: also part al lot one
", In bloch two 81 being fiity-eight and a hall
Toe ~ ltSi front and iiitY tJnD feet back, running
along hishirwer lot number one a., in biurE
iw" ~. the said tel esfat" otherwise and mur.
accurately described a. lots Numbers Two. three
nuinber on" %, IN SAID block two Gj. the sand
description of zone hundred QuHJ ieri front ON
Main street and running hack north one hundred
ana ffteen nlO feet, embracing said lols IVY,
ihree amt four q, :; and D..
Given under my hand. this 18th day OF March,
ls11. RORT UTjJNEI
| utHilll SlpTltl I ,.tuln.S :. a.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07

everywhere. while tho rarer species.
such as the pink and white %curlue, are
ouly seen ,tear the lakes and hummocks.
far from human hnbitation. The wealth
err this winter has not been as pleasant
As usual, but when compared with that
nj the north, the contrast i favorable,
the thermometer ranging from 40
degrees to So degrees. The greatest
attraction to northeruers seems 10 be
the orange culture.
II VALUE OF BEAUTIFUL GROVES.
Fabulous prices are paid for land with
bearing groves. Certainly | never saw
Il more beautiful sight than the mature
trees laden with the golden balls, which
are 50 heavy with juice that they bear
the limbs almost TO the ground. and are
| often in full bloom while the fruit re-
mains hanging. One lemon tree in
Ginn's grove is, think, worthy OF NEIL
ton. Mr.. B.. who saw it a few days ago.
tells me he stepped around it-l4O feet;
1 900 lemons. OF the finest quality. was
its Weld this Year. Oranges sell for
two cents apiece lemons the same. The
! season is almost over. Dealers buy q
whole grove. and have them packed as
they need them. Florida oranges are
superior to any | know of. just now
they are luscious. and l always wish
some hospital patient could enjoy those
| appropriate. To give III idea OF the
Weld. from II grove thsre were packed
33.6lS oranges. That, You see. brings
quite 4 good income. Planting with the
seed it takes ten year before yielding
any profit. SO il is advisable Tor only the
young, who can wait. to invest in orange
culture. The bananas We're all killed by
the frost in December, As were the
guavas: both fruits grow very finely
here. DIR. Spence tells me last year the
bananas were so plentiful that he con
stantly had large lunches hanging il
the hall. from which his guests helped
themselves whenever appetite invited
In my next | shall give YOU accounts o
sonle of the mfelicitieS of Florida. eli
mate is not ereIythin.g, and the sand.
of this part of creation need tertiliZing
and the expanding of time and labor
before Welding anything but pine tree
and scrub palmetto. r. Is.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
TRUSTEES SALE


WHEREAS. John H.. Ardinger and Agnes c.
" Ardlnger, his vile, by their certain te-d
1869, and recorded IN the recorders Office Of La
fayette county, state vi Missouri, in book No. l.,
ut pages Al, 42j. i6 amt AZ. did convey to the
un,icr-igned. trustee. the following described
real estate. situate. lying and being In the C 'un-
IL Of Lafayette. state oil Missouri, io-wit: Lot
number two t2), in block seventeen 90. Wa
veriv, iOrmcrlv 81. Thomas, in trust la secure
the payment OF II certain prOInissory note IN
| SAIL deed mentioned and described; and where
a., said John II. Ardinger and Agnes Ardin2"r,
10y tllrIr certain other deed %: trust, dated the
l1in day of January A. D., 1870, and Of record
in the recorders office aforesaid, in book No. 4.
at i.Iges lSt and following, did convey to the
Undersigned, trustee, The followin. described
| real estate. situate. lying AMI being in said La
iayrttc county. fo-wit: That part oil lot num-
Der Two t2l, in block number seventeen 10, in
TIE first ward of fhr city oi Waverly, formerly
the town oil st. lhonias, in the county OF Lt-
fay-tte. and state oil Missouri, bounded As lnl-
lows. Beg inning at the northeast corner OF the
lot nf ground conveyed by Hall ami Cordrr, TO
Robinson, Catron nud Collins. running thence
eas,cly along st. Thomas avennr tweRty-fonr
(2H feet; thence sOutheriy one hundred and fifty
lIl) feet; thence westerly twcniy-tuur t2i) feet;
thence nUrtheriy on" hundred AMI nifty tl5b) feet
to the plac. OF beginning, in ir,lst to SCENE the
payment of Il certain other note in sail last deed
mentioned ana described, and whereas, the said
John II. Arding,r did also transfer and convey
As coil iterul to sccur" the payment OF said notes
five % shares of stock oil one hundred 900 dol
lars each, in the Lafayette Insurance Company,
in certificate No. "a, issued 10 SAID Ariihger OF!
TIE TIN tlIt OF rcbIualv, Ic.-, tuu whereas, san
notes i t clue ANA "niaii: now, therefore, al
the request OF the legal holder of said notes. nnG.
under AMI IN pursuance of said deeds of trust
and transfer ! the undersigned. trustee. Will on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL lsTm. ls17,
between the hours of niue O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day. AT public vendue Ia the highest bidder for
cash, at The courthouse door in The SAID county
CT Lafa reite, proceed and sell the real estate
and shares of stock above described, or so
much tn, rrot as may lie necessary to pay said
| n.aE .nt tntnr.st f.,rath.r III tho /. ami
expenses Of executing said trusts.
1ncl,lOul EDWA ARD WINSOR, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
LOVELY FLORIDA
Yhc Peculiar Attractions of OnorO-
Hunting and Fishing-Birds
of Rare PIumagc.
IFrom the ritt>burg Telegraph

OxoRo, Fla, March 29.-After a
couple of stormy. wet days we are en-
loving real Florida weather. | wish |
could convey to YOU some idea of the
bnlmv atmosphere it acts like elixir on
the invatids. and the life-giving warmth
OF the sun aids the slow circulation and
brings a heaIthful glow tethe al faces.
Onoro is certainly the place for those
suffering from pulmonary or throat
disease. 1t is situated in the dryest part
OF Florida, about three miles from Mel
lonville. which is on Lake Munro. the
last stopping place for the boats
plyIng the st. Johns river. We have
made our home with DR.. Spence, pro-
prictor Of the Onoro House, and having.
with about fifty others, been well cared
for. We arc situated near the pine
woods. and the surroundings are pleas
ant. Toward the setting sun we have
quite a large sheet IF water called Sill
yer Lake. bearing on its bosom Il pretty
little sailboat. The ladies', accompanied
BIZ their cavaliers, enjoy it every day.
la front OF the house, and but a few
steps from it. the mirror-like surface OF
Onoro Lake, rejecting every object. in
rites those who like rowing. Our boat,
the Belle. the crew Of which comprises
captain. first mate, purser and coXswain,
the last three ladies, is gayly decorated
with lags, which give the stars and
stripes to the breeze. We row an hour.
morning aud evening. and invite any
VINO wish to compete with us; but we
consider ourselves inyinciblc, Red
Water Lake, to the east, receives the
first rays of the morning sun-the>e
those who like angling may enjoy some
sport, The best fishing. however, is 10
he had at Lake Jcssup. about two and
ouC-half miles from here.
HUNTING FOR ALLIGAToRs AND BiRDs
several gentlemen from our house
have tried hunting the first party saw
one deer with 1T least twenty hunter.
alter It. Others were more fortunate
bringing ducks, quails and an alligator
six feet long. The alligator is to bt
skinned and lose his teeth as trophie,
for his captors. The venison in thi!
region is the finest | evcr ate. JUICY ant
tender as the most delicious beef. Th'
wild turkcys-royal looking birds fur
nIsh the table sumptuously. To SET
them alive is a rare and magniticen
sight. never saw such plumage. Thi
spring the birds are numerous. and som
very beautiful. The red bird, about tn,
size OF Il robin. is decked with plumay,
of yellow. black and scarlet. I'll,
mocking birds greet us with their song
each day one joyous little fellow perch
es on the topmost twlg OF IN orang
tree outside my window, about l
O'Clock every morning, and as the win
sways his resting place he discourse
the sweetest music. He, in commo
with his fellows, has an enemy in til
butcher bird, so called from the hab
oil impaling their food on thorns; the
dcyastate the nests OF all others, an
are detested on that account. Blu
birds, sweet harbingers Of springs, al
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-07
SHE2slFF''S SALE.


y Il. t.rv.n- auI =. W. brown.
virtue of N"uii:l"H" "Npnna>, ISSUED from
} tt,. n!l.,. ul IT,. cIeTk I'll the Circuit court
- I.t...-t,r r.Uu;E, Missouri, IN favor OF
Nu.i,u II ~r.u.i.rr, L-H"sum I ih"inh~, DAVID
{ .I...l.u rut t-,.,-- " H'rc!"rRi. AN / agrinsI
<aln4n i; ','yrn- AMI -p.ncrr " Brown. 10
iu" u|nrcI.r:. .mi r"tnrrab!" 10 the April term
i-g,. ct .Avi ,"uti. J viii, IN
MONDAY. IIIr Itu Hll OF APRIL. Isl,
n.lN Ca lNr hour OF Iituc n'clnrk III the fore
noon au,s hgr o'cin-k IN the AFTERNOON o! >aId
Il y, and in front uI the Courthouse door, IN IN"
civ - Lexington. IA Lafayette county Missouri.
,urImz the ..--I"u al tlIt said Circuit court "i
-aui ruIi.Irg, Srii publicly, 10y aII'tton, To the
highest h.rI irr, iur cash in hand, AL the night
Nathaniel 4. Owens ami >prnccr W. Brown.
.i,!,u,anrs IN -4ul Ecn,Itl"nc rNpoDla IN ant
to tn- i.iinNIuC ir-crlDca real estate, situate.
lying and /, ling in the county OF Lafayette an'
,'u',. ut Missouri. f"-wit Lots seven aut
rI-n' Il aHd > III block tiIrty-unr GU i"urti
lI,!J addition 10 SAINT Thomas, now Na'"rlE
also lot i've upd IN - and 81, IN BLOCK seven
teen 40. >nrpyrl's addition Ia Wav-rly; also
Ih. northeast quarter of ~" southwest quarter
al -rCfluu ola, %, in township fifty (JnI. %
ratii-" IWrGiN-h'. C2ti. winch Wa heretofore
.,ylyrt upon ~ VIM l"n'- lat" slicrli OF SAT-
ror,uI- un!.r and liz virtue al An execution
issued from IL" Office ui -a'i rlerk "i sati cOur
IN !tur al lu-rIu II >iIniIrr, L"wr"n I
Inum David Callahan and Geo. W Hereford,
and against \liutulrl Il. niN"u~ and spencer
". Brown ir -Ai!-iy laid WIG OF NcndltIon'
81 i,na-.
G.y,n anI,rH hand. tins 18Th dag OF March,
I~I1 HEDRtL NJ. MOtNIIDl,
n.al:ri sheriff.