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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-03
The Destroyed Models.

1t is announced from the Patent Office
that that institution is once more in com.
plete running order, and ready to resume
the routine Of business interrupted by the
fire. The commissioner will ask that pat
ente3s restore at their own expense such
models as we're destroyed; not maintaining
that the government Is not under Obiga-
tions to make good the damage 10 the pro-
perty in its custody, but believing that il
is to the advantage of the patentees t.
take upon themselves the restoration OF
the models especially as they will thereby
have the privilege Of remedying defects
and illustrating improvements discovered
since the originals were constructed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-03

Hayes ought to make eonciliatory tour
through Iowa aud try to reconcile the Des
Moiues Register and Burlington Hatokeye,
with the Davenport Gazette. The two
first named are saying very naughty things
of the latter because it supports my
southern policy" and it retorts in kind
because the others do not support the
policy" If Hayes succeeded in thi,
matter, then it would be worth the trying
to reconcile the acknowledged leaders o
the republican hosts in Iowa to the 'pol
lev"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-03

Nine tourists have set out from Chicago
in charge of Signor Barathsni, conductor
OF an excursion firm, on trip round the
world, via San Francisco, japan, China
Malacca, India anu the Himalayas, the
Suez Canal, Cairo and the Cataracts of tht
Nile, Italy, France, England and New
York. The trip will occupy seven months
and the cost 70 each tourist be S ], 900 gold
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-03
PROLAPsUS UTERI.

This Compound, which IS purely vegetable, has
entirely cured the most stubborn cases that have
batfied the skill Of our best physicians and thous-
ands OF persons who were considered as incurable
before this remedy was discovered have been re-
stored 20 perfect health by its use.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-03
DooIey's Patent Combination
TOE-CAIKS.

Put up in boxes containing % lbs, each.
These Toe-Calks are made from Steel converted
from carefully selected brands of Norway and
Swedes Iron by special process which ensures the
durability in wear.
For sale by all iron, steel and hardware dealers
throughout New England. Manufactured solely
by CT. DEWIEK & CO.,
$50 Dorchester Ave-, South Borton, Mass.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-03

Grant is treated so well land so much p
abroad that he will stay a couple of years
longer. But he will be back by 1880.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-03
Lydia T. P'nhhams Vegetable Compound
HOW WONDERFUL
NORDECK'S
RHEUMATIC LIDLMBNT,

For Rheumatism it may be acute or chronic or
lnfamatOry rheumatism, Tic Doloreux, TOOthache,
Headache, EaraChe, Inflammation OF the Stomach
Bowels or Kidneys, Sprains, Strains, Lame Back,
Bruises, Neuralgia, Cramps, Burns, Scalds, Mos
quito Bites, Stngs OF Poisonous insects Chibains,
Deafness, SuEstroEes, Soarness and Pains in the
feet Legs Joints, etc, Lameness, swelling of the
etc. And in all cases where there is pain or dis
tress, If applied over the part parts, will afford
immediate relief
BEST INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REMEDY
YET DISCOVERED.
The bess and the strongest Lniment in tn world
Prove it yourself by trial Orders with cash
promptly filled Price SOC and 81 per bottle Great
reduction of price to the Wholesale trade. Agents
wanted in every city and town.
This valuable pain destroying remedy should be
in every family. The timely use of this medicine
ing and thousands Of dollars It's efficacy an in
slant relief for pains of every description, has ba
come thoroughly tested. IL has proved potent
remedy for horses, curing those animals speedily OF
collie or bots. Hundreds of references could be
given where these noble animals have been saved
by the timely use of this preparation
~ Purchasers of the celebrated medicine de-
sCribed in this card will be and be put OF
find what you desire In store, you will at auoth
er near by. Take only the genuine. Price only
soc and 81 per bottle. Address all orders to
A. II. VORDICK,
Chemist and Druggist, st. Louis, Mo.
Price SOC and 81 per. Bottle.
If not sold by your Druggist storekeeper, We
will forward by express to any address.
HALF DOZEN, SMALL .....-.......-... 81 50
HALF DOZEN LARGE ---.-s-.----..'...- o-Uo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
A MAN WHO NEVER SAW A WOMAN.

\ Chinaman who had been diSap-
pointed in marriage, and had grlevou>iy
suffered by womcu in various other
WAYS. retired with hl> infant son to the
peaks OF Il mountain range IN hwcichnc'
to a spot quite inaccessible to the little
footed Chinese
He trained the boy TO worship the
Gods and stand in w and abhorrence
OF the devils. but he never mentioned
women to him. and ALWAYS descended
the mountain alone to buy food
At length the intirmities OF age COM
pelled him to take the young man with
him to carry the heavy bags OF rice.
As they were leaving the market town
together, the son suddenly stopped
short and, pointing TO three approach
INC objects. cried ,
Father, what are these things =
| Look. look what are they?
The father Instantly answered with 3
peremt,ry tone Turn away youl
head: they are devils. tell ye."
The son in some alarm turned away
, seeing the evil things were gazing Al
him. with some surprise, from DehIn'
their fans.
He walked to the mountain in silence
| ate 10 supper, and from that day los
MS appetite. and WAS afflicted VIII
melancholy.
For some time his puzzled. anxious
parent could get ITO satisfactory an
swer to his inquiries: but At last th'
yyIng man burst out CRYING with mex
! plicable paiu:-"O. father, hat tales
devil That tullest devil. father
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, .Iohn Is. Page, by his certain
" deed of trust, dated the l3th daY oil
Aprii. y. u. ISL, duly recorded IN the re-
cnrder's Office for Laiay cite county. Missouri,
undersigned, trustee, the following ",sorioeu
real estate, situate in LAFAYETTE county, Mlssou-
ri. tn-wit The undivided one eighth part 81 me
allowing described real estate, tn-wlt me
north half OF the West half oil the southwest
quarter. containing forty 90 acres; also Tie
ter, ten u0j acrrs taken of OF the north Sue OF
SAID last mentioned forty liOl acres, isaIlhS
CGl acrea, and nine 90 acres on III Inc
south -nl ui the west hall OF the northwest quar-
ter All IN section twenty four ca also iht noiih
halI Of The east half al III" southeast quarter OF
last rnrned piece all that part 81 sai'i land when
hes north of II branch running through saiu iahu
east and west, containing about ten (iu) acres,
rI-n ten lW acres out oil the southeast corner oil
me north half OF the west hall oil the s~outheasi
uu,rI,r OF section twcnty-three (23) all OF said
land iylng in township fifty 500, Of range TWEEN
tv--In (a6l, the same heinH his legal interest ~
one of III. heirs oil Richard r. Pag", d.c'asei
which CONVEYANCE was mHte IN trust W
secure the payment of II certain promlss"ry h"tt
therein described; and whereas, saia mote Id
long past due and remains unpaid Now, mere
! tore. in accordance with the provisions OF shpI
deed of trust and at tue request OF tne i,sa
| holder OF said note, |, the undersigned, trustee,
will, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST lsI. A. u. 1884,
between the hours of niue O'Clock IN inc ioIr'
noon and live o'clock in the afternoon Oh .il'' uaS
! at the 'front.' door OF tine cpurthou,r' IN 'ts 10
of Lexington, i'll Lafayette. county, sthie :.
due. to the highest bidder, Tor cash. tor tne pun
nose OF satisfying SAID deed OF trust anu iote'
and the costs and expenses OF this trust
jupe3Oti HENRY {. PAGE, Trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
A LESSON FOR TIL TINES.

Few persons properly estimate the
difference between 4 high and low rate
of interest. and therefore often borrow
money at ruinous rates that no iegrl-
mate business can stand. But few have
figured on the difference between u and
5 per cent. One dollar loaned tor 100
wears at i per cent. with the interest col
Iected annually and added to the pr>n-
clpal, will noun to $40. AT . per
cent. it amounts to $40. or nearly
| seven times as much. At per cent,
the usual rate OF interest in England, 1t
amounts to $40 -, whereas at 10 per
| cent, the usual rate in the L. 5. 1t is
81. S0g. or nearly one thousand times
As much. At II per cen it amounts to
SSt.675, or more than four thousand
times as much. At lSperc cent, 1t amounts
to $lj.l4j,0 OG, and at "A per cent
(Which we sometime hear talked OIL II
reaches the enormous sum OF S2.53l,'
199. 4O4, OF more than the state OF Ono
* worth
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
TRUsTEE'S SALE.

"-HEREN~. William ii. k"hnett and Kate
w Eubnrtt. ms wife, by their 'lttu oil
,r,,t GI,,.i tho 1l,' dly "i February, y. d,
IL: and recorded IN th" rrCnr!-F's Once 81
I,i,vrftr county, AMI state OF MISSOURI, IN ,h"h
~ ~ ;r,sc -. Of the records al sara once,
cSrvryri 10 the undersigned. trustee, the FOL,
lowing described real rs,at", situate YIN anu
heinz IN the county OF Lafayette, anu th' 7'AIe
nj Missouri. tr-wit. All III" right, tan" ANA NJ
t,r.-l of til,. SAID Kate l.. l.Ubn'tt. al III ana I"
tn, southwest quarter OF tn" southeast Vhlt''l
and thr east hatf al the southeast quarter OF So
IIoE eleven llJ; also The west hall 81 me Sp"'il,
west quarter, and the east hall oi til' southwest
Guar ter. and the west hall OF the northeast quar-.
ter oil section twelve N2) and also Tue "t7t
Ci the southeast quarter, ana Inc West nan ".
the mort beast quarter OF section one W q u
said land being IN township my tN, 81 rang
tWcatv->iN t2r), and being all III" interest OF Sh!h
Robneit and his wife, derived ulitei 'ne WI VI
! klavri INIUu, decreased, '!ht'u MAiNh gu ''p'
and prohated June 2nd. ISL. the SAM hate l..
! Robnrtt being the YrauI-daI2ht" Of SAID ltEei
NiyiUn, and the daughter oil t""rGt ,.Nion'
! which said conveyance was mIie IN trust 4
! cure the payment OF certain lfuh!is1oly Hotes
/ therein mentioned and described and whereas
saIr notes are now due and :, main unpaid NOV"
therefore, at the request Of the legal hplieIs anu
owners vi SAID notes, Anu v.iei anu IN iuL
suAuCe OF said deed OF trus'. =, III" undersiSheu'
trustee, Will on
WEDNESDAY,, AtGJ~l 2!ND, \. ID. $50
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN IhR lore
! noon and i've u'Clnci. in the afternoon OF aail
! day, in front OF the courthouse door, IN Tue Guy
| nj Lexington. IN said county and state, proceed
TO sell said real estate Al pubic VENUE ii Ca9n'
for the payment OF SAID promls7nrs notes WIZ
interest due thereon, together with lhr COSTS anu
exposes Of lhis uu-t.
InIy2Itt r : RA1HBUN, Trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
Weeklp 9ntelhoentfr.
a%CGNYICT'S LAMENT

A: last I've found IL resting f'"''
grave above the Gr"unn.
I'm IN 4 ~utt ot hn"hy c'"ihs9
X "a -fri;,.s all round and r""liu-
~. come TO stay for Just ave years,
-. tlis modern lie avrn;
IN inish;uE boots from bel! 10 tel!
And cell IN siAty seven
Three other thieves are III nv cell,
All harmless lambs like m-.
Dur tltr!r band IL all serene
A. ,oHSIcts'd wish 10 l."
i've, Other ~rcll-mGIe-. TOO. IN here,
IN ru4uhrr- more than three
IA ~irthiuE OF the SOrrA bugs
Also Iut lively nea.
These hug and Aeas when I've ialG down
And Mon HeUs Claims h4@ que.
,om, forth u ont tErIr H!dinS HIASt
AM .terce me through aud though.
or .7.. sud pant= n caps are striped
L., .lun, too. IL our plates,
lie uL.rE Strives ACROSS JGr paTA&
We u. urtwrT me gates
S,mstrmes w re to t.r bland cell sen.
t.rttlkIuI whdF IA Line.
az naEius fun At Tie nstty guards,
Nuc strut Around - ..Ae-
T.uat.c- W. uy to run away.
nr.,iun rlotn~ ,-',ri square.
W i, ballet aHd - ,nei Ioi 7.>tJ lays
80. -. =~ulltIIS inc
.a-. crank gets 80 = "iAt
PERHAPS Il rIEniA lie shO"'"
" Ua'tNrT tr - t'!i tH H',
II. wuuII mol Il tr could
Iu,r ~ have 81 p!a,r 10 cure IL, too.
From ever. a,:lc iut PAIN.
Es.- ut.4 lives 10 .Gs 81. LITLr
wi. never i've AtA."-
-Iuat Of dunkey- IN ihr hall
from morning until uAsHl,
r- ..~.- and snarl Il We bUt Gall
+ wafer. guard ~ light
I.--, .trr man, scenes winch. happen hT'
f.: h tr Tell about.
r. .-rp Iurm - mysr!!
IHf.t { III s'.itg nut-
AMI wien nv DAY 1T freedom >"n'-'
!.I4-4.r Mi crowded pen
NAT ,.f nv ~-y. All! ~ :; 100,
SO -4lr.1= {" stop f.c ih"h-
ysu-,lb r slAd hen freq one" more
In Itk,. rur evening TRAIN
r.. -,. posi- haste lar iar away
Aa!HrN-r sta! d=L.ii- 'I-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

TRUSTEE,S SALE.

WHEREAS. Robert W. keenc ant Katherine
w ". kc"nr, his vile. by ll"ir certain neen
of trust dated the Nth day ui February, \. d,
l>tj4, and recorded in tn" recorder once iOi
LAFAYETTE county, stale al Missouri, Iii deed
book W No. /, Nj paE- liS, conveyed / u stephen
Price. ~ trustee, the following described tracts
ami parcels al land situated in the county 81
Lafayette and state OF Missouri. t"-wIt Inc
west hall Of the southwest quarter Of section
tweniy-iuur i2I also the east halt OF the south.
east quarter nf section tw"uty-thr"" 90, all in
towushi, INV 500. OF rang, twpRty-spyrG 20.
containing one hundred and Sky NtOl acres IN
trust to secure III" payment o. . certain promis-
SOY note and liabilities IL aid deed ui trust
described; and whereas, stephen Price having
moved out OF tins state while the trust remained
uneNrcu'el. and the Circuit court 0i said La
;ayetre county, at the August term, $50, thefe-
OF, ON Tia. md day III -sli term, tliat being 'te
5rh day Of August, ls1!, uron the petition OF
Thomas Price, tn. cesluyquc trust aud gH4riian
oi the persons and estate OF Thomas VI iriCel
Mary l. Price and William Price, minors. ap-
pointed the Undersigned, sherIn, a. trustee, 10
cVecul- the must afrre AMI. and default having
been III ,ir IN the payne, Mt OF the SAID pr"Inirsu
ry note according 10 th' tenor ana eject thereof
Nav. therefore, nv virtue ui the terms al Inc
sand deed of trust. and at IN" rr'Ins.t 81 ihr l'SAi
holder of aali note, |, tr''Tg' NJ. M"uhDoN.
au.rIli am! trustee, appointed a. aforesaid, WIZ
TUESDAY,. AUGUST, I'M. A II. l-.5.
at L-Niugtnm. Iaiay -tle county, stat 81 Mi
-uutI, l'ri"rr tn" courthouse door, "'t""rt the
| hour "T nine o'clock IN the forenoon ami hVs
O'Clock IN tn" afternoon, sell publicly AT aur-
ION ln the higur-t bIiLcr, tor cash IN hand the
real estate nrrelnhrIuru described ar SO much
Thereof A. may he necessary to satisfy the s'li
promi~sory note and the costs and expenses al
thus trust.
witness my hand, this 9Th :iay vi July. Isl.
july7Id Gku. NJ. MoUNTJoh, Trustee"
The above land is the south part oftheCUl. SIulti
farm, one of thr finest IN the county; is ~ d hlsi
state OF cultivation. we'll fenced. in three telds,
and has on il Il uevcr-iaIllng spring, anord!ns
water Tor any amount OF stock; is . mules IRON
LeNInston; on the Warrenshnrg road. Mr..
keene viii take great pleasure III showing The
premises. There are 50 acres IN meadow, I'll,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE toCSTI.
In the Probate court, OF LAFAYETTE county, July
term, 10th ay-Jui 2Oth, ls,1.
Andrew J. Hughes, administrator OF the estate
OF David Hughes, ST.. deceased,
NOW at this day comes Andrew j. Hughes,
N administrator OF the estate oil David
Hughes, ST.. deceased. and presents to the court
his petition praying for an order for the sale OF
SO much of the real estate of said deceased, as
will pay and satisfy the remaining debts que by
SAID estate, and yet unpaid Tor want OF suticient
assets, accompanied by the accounts, lists anu
inventories required by law in such cases; on eN-
animation whereof. ii Is ordered that all persons
interested in said estate he notified that applica-
| ton as aforesaid has been made, and unless the
contrary be shown on or before the tirst day oil
the next term of this court, to be held en- Inc Isl
| Monday in November. 1877 an order VIII be made
for the sale of the whole, or Sc much oil the real
estate of said deceased, rs will be suthcient Tor
the payment of SAID debts
And 1t Is further ordered that this notice be
published in the Weekly iutelligencer, u news
! paper printed in said county OF Lafayette, ioI
| four weeks before the next term OF this court.
\ true copy. Attest:
VIM. I. CANNON,
iulyDI-it ,Julge of Probate Court.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
TRISTEE,S SALE.

WHEREAS. George rutsinger and CarolIu.
w Crutsinger, his W.T., 10y their certain d-r'l
of trust, dated the 18th day OF January, y ID
l-.2, and recorded IN the recorder Office tor
Lafayette. county, state "i Missouri. IN deed
book number II at PAGE III conveyed 10 Rlchari
Carr, a. trustee, IA" follow ing described tracts
and parcels II land situated IN the county OF La
i~ay.il.. and state OF Missouri, ;o-wit Being
tlr Hortnw.-t quarter at the -.uihw"st quarter
ui section iwcniy-cI-nt t9y and iil;y too acres
IN tho east side OF the west 'a!t ~ the northeast
quarter OF section 'wcnIE-uln" i2D also the east
| tuIi at the northeast quartet ol section I" enty-
stur go, except tw" amt a half t-al acre. out
Of the northeast corner "i SAID east half oil the
| northeast quarter ri section i"cRi!-hIHe VS.,
| all Ul sand isnlie being III township MY tcl, Oh
| range twcntv-rIght t4>l, containing IN III" ag-
gr.gatv one hUudlc,! and sINty-s"Ncn and nifty
! nn,-uuulr,r!tis no.. :rD-ItN3 acres; in trust ts Sc
cur the payment OF Il certain prOmIs>"ry note
and lIahilltie> IN SAID decd ul trust described,
ana whereas, Richard Carr, trustee, has. since
said deed al trust Wt~ executed, departed thus
HE, and whereas al The April i.rmoi the circuit
court for Lafayette county, Missouri, smd On
the twentieth day OF said term, that being on the
18th day OF April, l>'H, upon the petition oil
Thomas Price, the CtstuyTUc trust aud guardian,
al the persons and c-taies of lhoinh> NJ. Pric",
Mary l.. Price and William Price. minors. APP
pointed the undersigned, sheriff OF SAID county,
Ne trustc. Ia execute the trust aforesaid; AN. DE-
fault having been made in payment oil sad
~prunissnry mote, according TO the ten'r ani ct
i.ct thereof, now therefore, by virtue Of the
terms OF SAID deed ut tru5t, ami at tue reIustt al
the legal holder of SAID note, /, George VI.
MnuuIoy. sheriff and trustee, appointed A.
TUESDAY, AUGUST IN, Isl,
AL Lexington. Lafayette county, tat" Of Mis-
souri,, before tho courthouse door, between ne
nuurs of MIA. q clock IA The forenoon and fiv,
O'Clock IN the afternoon, eel publicly at auction,
10 the highest bidder, for cash IN hand, The r.a
estate htreinhriore described, or 80 much there
oil as may be necessary to satisfy III" SAID prom
iesory note, interest, costs and expenses OF TIM
trust TN, 49,
GEORGE NJ. Npt >IJol
iulyltri sheriff and Trustee.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.


Baltimore Tnomus, Jr et al, defendants.
10y virtue OF an order oil sale, issued from tue
} Office OF Iue clerk OF tue Probate court OF
/ lafayette county, Missouri. IN favor 81 hate d
sic / and her husband Ja"''a I 9Ie,i ama
against Baltimore thomas, il, anu MaIC1c
Ihuuas, to M directed, and rtturnnhie to The
August term. le77, OF saId court, | Will on
SATURDAY, II llTh DAY OF at"t7l,
Is7., between thu hours Of nine O'Clock III me
forenoon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon 81
>I.d day, and IN front Of the courthouse HnpI IN
the ClIy Of Lexington, IN Lafayette county, Nj
souri,, iurirg III" session ~ ,tit 'ilc"l. t""l' y!
sad county. sell publicly. BY niiCii0h' l" tHe
highest bidder Tor one-ihId cash IN hand, one
tnIrl On "a credit ui SIX months, aud onr-th!fi
On Il credit oI nine months, deferred payments
to bear interest at the rate oi SIX per Gsh' anu
Lr secured bv deed Of trust on the land SOLD, IN
Tho manner prescribed ny law, az II sn,.
nh. interest. CLAIM anu estate ni 'hr sa'u hate
Il smell. nni her husband, Jtincs I. smell,
plaintiff. and Baltimore Thomas, Jr ana
| Narrlr TnuIuae, defendants IN saih ofueI OF
sYI. m and 10 IN" following described real
tstatr, situate. lying and hrins IA The county "l
| LAFAYETTE and state oi Missouri, t"-wN Tue.
| nurthSra quarter 81 III" southeast quarter oi
.rCrlou fourteen NB, COntaInIn. forty t+n acres
the northeast 4u after 81 III" southwest quarter
OF section fourteen "a. iT'cilhhai, ~, inS
tmriy-srNcn and MY "nr-huiirrth7 " $500
acre. more or legs, -Nc-ptn. ten (uj acres on Tue
n.,rlh.4,.t corner oil said quarter quarter, -"ii 10y
sheriff 10 VIM l. Minor, all IN lowneii' MY
one gu. ui range twenty-iuur ca! also The i"l'
lowing described tracts, lots "r parcels oil ian,
siiuar" IN the town nj st. Thomas mo" d p'I
OF tnt. cily oil Wavcr!yl, town. LOT nuuhe'
yr. m IN block urmbrr twelve u2l lots mum
- . TO- ii and ~. IN block numb"T uftetI
Nl; lot numbers -lN, nine, ten, eleven ans
Iwri,r. &C. ., 10. II and ~, in block nuinbt
three O., ;iot- numbers live ami lwelv"t u ana ~
IN Nl,Ek number eight ~; lots numbers one
-rveu. clgut and um" a.. =, and - IN bloc
! uuulrr nInr 90, lots numbers nin., ten an
r!ry.n. G.. 10 aud IL, III block number twenty
nIur L,u. IN the fourth addition To The Town q
! i. Inulna- NOW city oi Wavsriyj lot nuInhr
-iN 10, 10 block number thirty go IN III" thlr
"a 20. ., ne 10 n II ,f ~ llHIIgI- NOW GIN {
Wnyrrlv), and one and fifty "nr-humireHtL
! ,,b-luuj acres taken from The northwest G"rhe
nj block number iiIty tln), in thu fourth aid
uon 10 the town "t II. Thomas tn"W city
Wiy-rly. .,.
Gwen un,.er my hand, THIS I'm day 81 lui!
~, Go. NJ. MDUSIJOI-
,5I.Dl,f sheriff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

the VINEYARD we planted, and yet curse
the real Master OF the vineyard and tils
proviient wisdom For some twelve
wears radicalism has underworld to up
root certain unpuritanic elements from
the southern character. by draT"onihS
them out. 1t tried this awhile oy
bureaus. by federal courts and marsha!s,
but finally by the baVonct, at elections
and in state houses. To cure the ills oil
the southern states. to mitigate their I'M
noveriShmclt. to raise up their prostTate
industries, to lessen their taxes. ana
stop fraudulent indebtedness, to change
the manners south from the kindly phai-
tiles which made that section hospItAb!e
to q proyerb, TO cuchant their passions
and beauty their life. to Increase tle
growth Of sugar on the Teche, and OF
| cotton at the Sea Island 10 raise corn
! and cattle in Texas, and increase the
bonds and b%eatitudeS OF Florlda ana
| Arkansas-troops were placed At eIec-
ton booths, and finally In the state
houses. to aid the local ~constabuiary
Often i'll these wears of turbulence ana
trial, the democracy Ill congress en-
dcayored to call a halt upon theu use al
troops. All at once q new light breaks
IN upon the electoral! executive He
mskr5 i merit OF taxing our policy
Troops are recalled. and South Carolina
j., free. Louisiana makes 4 etruSEle-i
death struggle and she j. free L"'S
DeOt The influence ot democracy.
intelligence, amtty. commcrce. and
education Is telt For rUnsummatinE
such a happy event. the republican par
" claim the credit. they beg US I" be-
IieNe that ,itlelr>> aud c"nscirnce.rFS
rulers are 4 positive good They pom
Us to reform in the civil service. au'
say Behold what Il blessing I" have
such an executive, ever though he tie
ONLY de lacto through chicancrS. The,
say to us: Never mind who does II.
t. uurht to be done. and we did what you
proposed therefore do not destroy gu
good influence because OF 4 defective
title. Is 1t not res adiuiicata f"r
getting the words OF M~onte>quieu. ina
= republic can no more ~ubSlst without
morality than a monarchy without IL
army. they would have us quiet thei
title because they do not despoll IN
estate. They would have us masnli
their reform OF a ciyi. service whlc
began in bunting the sense OF ,lustIc
with license and pcrtidH. which Soes
1 the foundations OF prei"gatlve and rsh