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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-07
An AMERICAN SAINT.

New Orleans Democrat,
The consistorv ~ Rome has Just cano.
nizedss ssthe second American saint. Up to
the present year, Saint Rose, of Lima,
has been the only resident of this coun-
tinent that enjoyed cononization. The
present recipient of these honors is to be
known. IS Mary OF the Incarnation. She
was not native of America; although
most of her life was spent and all of her
good deeds done here. Marie Guyart,
now Saint Mary of the Incarnation, was
native of France, who came over to
Quebec in the earliest days of its settle
ment. As a nun, she wrought those good
works among the Indians Of Canada and
northern New York for which she was
canonized few days ago.
The news of the success of their coun-
trywomen before the consistory naturally
created much excitement and rejoicing
in Quebec, and the event was celebrated
last week with appropriate religious cere.
monies.
The same conslstory that canonized
Marie Guyart had the name of Christie.
pher Columbus before it for like honor,
but decided against the claim Of the dis
coverer Of America, on the ground that it
could not be shown that he was as good
man as he was good sailor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
Baptist Mite.

The Baptist mite met last Friday night at
the residence OF Mr.. John w. Waddell, on
South street. The meeting WIS to have
take" place on the Friday night preceding,
but was postponed on account ofthe weather.
Everyone had looked !orwarL to this meet
ing with antiCipalions of great pleasure.
knowing that the cordial hospitality of TIE
family would maxi the company feel at
home. The number of ladies and gentle
men present was very large, and We can
safely say that not one expected the treat
that was in store for them. Our city can
well boast of its musical talent, aud the very
cream of that talent was present, and gave
the audience a concert which Will not soon
be forgotten. Mr.. John L. Burden, one OF
the best viOlinists We ever heard, and Mrs
Burden, i very fine pianist, gave seyeraI
choice selections, which were greeted with
every Demonstration of delight. After this.
Prot. Climbed gave his Transcription of"Old
Black Joe" which has never failed TO please
his audience. Then came several selections
OF vocal music by a chorus consisting OF
Miss. BpyaAin, Miss Belle Graves, Mis-,
fannIe Wa,dell, Messrs. a. w. Smith. J.
l.. Thomas aud W. II. Chiles, with piano
Accomplishments by Prof. Climbed. Tht
audience had been pleased with the Instru.
mental music. but each Of the vocal scIcc.
ton. 'hrought down the house in the mos
approved theatrical style. Whether these
musicians came together by accident OF
design W. cannot say, but We do know thai
the concert they gave WAS equal 10 any
We have ever heard. Tn mere mention o
tie nImes Of the participants Is Il suficienI
guarantc: of this fact. About II o'clock III.
company were invited out to partake Of IT
!reshments. 1t is needless to say anythina
on this point, As every on. knows that Mr.
Naddeit is alwayS successful! in everything
| she undertakes and her roMpan plainly
showed their nppreri 'tion OF her efforts
| The rFuIainhsr of the evening was pleasant,
spent IN conversation and IN listening I,
music by Mr.. and Mrs. Burden. and II wa
II O'Clock before the crowd could take tl,ei
leave. We heard many expressions of sat
isiaction with thu enjoyment of the occasion
and Tor Ours"lt rln say HAT We can no
IILsgine anything more that could nave bcel
dOFs 10 add 10 the pleasure oi those present
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
Steamboat Notes.

The Fannie Lewis passed down Saturday
Night last. Messrs. A.N. EubinsuuSCo shipped
upon her BIO barrels of nDIr. L.. II. bay ship
ped by her : hhds. OF tobacco from Wellington,
The Jos. Kinney pissed down Wednesday
night last. She took on from a. V. Robinson
4 Co., 30 uaies hemp. IL. II. bay had shipped
on her, from Wellington, ) hhds. of tobacco.
The boat took on at this place 800 bushels OF
coal.
The stcainer EanGhon passed up Wednesday
night last. bound for lie mountains. Thomas
Sweeney captain, AMI Morris Norsc- CLERK.
She took on so bushels coal. Boat had Il pretty
fair load.
The Fannie Tatum passed up Thursday at nooa
bound for the mountains. Capt. Townsend.
Had on q good load. Took on 300 bushels coal
The steamer Colossal passed down Friday
took on 100 bushels OF coal.
The Katie Z. Kountz passed up last night,
Bound tor The mountain, with q fair load. Sh,
took On 800 uusbels Of col.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
Stock Notes.

John Mastin. urIr Chapel Hill, is ;eedin.
two cal loads OF cattle and sixty hogs.
Mr.. stephen oates ship ed Monday. by
the VI. +. rafiroad. : ear loads of cattle.
Mr.. Jas. W. Harrison shipped Monday,
by tue NJ. +. railroad, : ear loads of sheep
AMI | err OF cattle.
Me,srs. Miller X strain. near Wtverly, ii
Saline county. shipped recently 10 Chi-ag"'
100 head of fat cattle.
squire Barker, Saturd:u 3l>t. s'ld IL head
two-yelr-"ld ; GERS. ay.raslnS I.i"o pounds
to John oobU, OF Ch.pel Hit. AT { cents.
K. ;. Lomlx. Of Clay township, sold,
Wednesday, lat. 10 Geo. Osborne. - head
ofhry,. Averaging 1884 pounds, al 81 70!
Ie. hundred.
Mr.. John Howe, Of Lexington township,
| sold last Mruday, TO Messrs. Ftshback &
Campbell. 6 hetd OF cattle averaging LID
! pounds y, and ! cents.
J. " Harrison shipped last Monday | car
load of cattle from Auliville, and l from
lexington and > nf sheep. Lewis Harrison
shipped | ear load of sheep the same day.
Mr.. ;. +. Letton. nf Paris, Ky, arrived
here Monday last, with i ear load OF year
ms l4Dl'ii- lbI al Duil~- WHICH Ne - buri-
ing for sale at TIA" livery stable Of Mr>>r, W.
II. Ewing K Co.
Mr.. John Wyatt. OF Dover township.
returned last saturday from 4 trip 10 ST.
Louis where he had been with | car load of
cattle and / car load OF hog. The cattie.
which averaged I'll pounds. be sold at >
cents. and the hog, which averaged -
TnD1ls AZ & 10 81. D. sinh g.aIF., ma, ,,n,t
If cattle which he VIII probably sell some
tine in June.
Mr- Nathan Cordsr, %! Middleton town
ship. sold. recently. to Mes,rs smith &.
FarIos, of Quincy, HIS, 30 head Of fat cattle
al s. p TO / -. WIN. P. Vaughn Of Saline
county. sold TO same It same. IL head of eat
tie. James Goodwin. Of Middleton town
ship, cold TO sane at same. l. head OF cattle
Mess:s. Ca !aIan 4 Jordan sold :" same at
same. 5 head OF cattle.
Mrs. John Martin j. building a new house
on her old hoine place in Washington town
ship.
Fred Martin. OF Washington township.
has had his residence uice.y painted. Jonas
Irwin does all of that KIM OF work IN the
nclghhnrh0od.
Mr.. Jno. SkiIc-, of Washington township.
/. rrpaiutiug hj- house. Mr.. >kiIe, j. a good
farmer, and likes u keep thing. looking
neat about him.
Deputy Sheriff jos. I.owmtn returned
yesterday morning from Fulton. having in
charge Mrs. Caroline Lrutsimg-r. who has
been a patient IN the insane asylum for over
three ysals. a change of surrounding. b,-
ing deemed beneficial for her, She VIII IT,
main with her friend, here tor a while.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
A Fair and Reasonable Proposition
tothe People of this City and
County.

Ii is 4 Well known fact To you all that
nearly every MN, woman aud child In thi,
ounty receive price lists, circulars, samples
OF dry goods from merchants III han>a,
city. Now. what we propose to do is This
when you receive = lot Of samples from
Kansas City, with prices. and find any
article In the lot tnat you want. bring the
sample to us with price. and we viii Sc!
Won the goods. if We have them in the house.
AT the same prize quoted; provided you
prefer Ellrunising your w town to han>a,
city. 1t is \ well known fact TO the mer.
chant OF this city that there are parties III
lIe county who receive commissions on al
goods that they sell for Kansas City houses,
and also receive a small per cent. on al
goods sold IN Kansas City to the parties
sent by Them to these houses. Now friends.
If you can stand this, We can; for YOU ought
to know that tne Prices on All tiuu, OF u.er'
,m."ui,e ar- III proportion to the amount
sold. Respectfully.
MCtAfSIlSB 4 kEDEJRD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Samuel T.. Meng, and Elmirl
" Meng, his wife, by their certain deed o.
trust, 'intrd March Goth. A. u, 1866. and re
corded in the recorders Office of Lafayette coun.
ty, Missouri, al pages l2i and 20, book 20" No
|, conveyed Ia the undersigned, trustee, the fol
lowing described tracts ur parcels of land stu.
atsd III the county OF Lafayette. and state 0i
Missouri, tu-wIt: The sou;hwes est quarter of the
northwest quarter. and the northwest quarter OF
the southwest quarter OF section number twenty
tire. (23), In township iftv 800. CT range twen.
ty-five t25l containing eighty teVl acres more O,
less; also the southeast quarter OF the nUrthwes
quarter of section number twenty-three (23l, IL
township Fifty t50). OF range twenty-five (25,
containing forty H0) acers more er less, whict
said d ed was made to secure the payment of
certain promissury note described in said deed
which note with interest accrued thereon. re-
mains unpaid; Now, therefore, /. the said truS-
tee. at the request Of the legal owners and hold,
ers Of said note and in accordance with the
powers and provisions Of said deed of trust,
hereby give I.oticc that l will, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2sTH, a d, 1877,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore.
noon and five O'Clock in the sitrrnoon, IN from,
OF the Brick Storeyn Dover. in Lafayette coun.
ty. Missouri, PROCEED TO sell al public yendus
for cash TO the highest bidder, the above de-
scrlbed zeal estate or SO much thereof a. may IN
necessary TO pay the amount then due upon sati
prOmissury NOE together with the costs and ex-
pensra Of this trust and sale.
Witness my hand, this April 9th, Isl.
apri4td q. B. WARREN. Trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
Col. Robert N. Smith.
OBITUARY


ON Tuesday last the h"uorea gentleman
whose Iralnr heads this article b'e.thed his
last. al hi, home near this city. suIr"undtd
by his children and relatives. Col. smith
was born ,Iunp 18th, l.g4. IN Yorktown. Va;
removed 10 Aibemarir county III 1860 was
married to Miss Mary NJ. Fry, Dec. 18th,
1873. and immlgratcd TO kentucky III ISL,
where he taught school until 18Th. near
Louisville. lie was ripe scholar. and rs-
. pecially u master in mathematics and Ian
guageS. Many prominent krutuckians were
educated under his iuleiagr-rmOnS them
Gen. Dick Taylor, one or two daughters of
President Zach. Taylor, aud Isaac l.. and
Thos II. Sturgeon. Hon John {. Brecken-
ridge learned the alphabet NJ his school.
Several ,ouns men followed him 10 Missouri,
from krutucLy.to complete their studies, 30
highly was he thought OF rs All educator.
some time IN lS44 Cot. Smith renewed 10
LAFAYETTE county, Mo, where h. has resided
ever since. occupied III farming. His mar
rage resulted IN the bir:h Of ten children,
but TWO o: wuom are now living. Joseph
r. Smith, OF this county. an! +. Coleman
~uIlII. OF %iiu,ler. Bates county. both est
maoie gentlemen and good citizens. Tie
leaves eleven grandchildren aud four great
grandchildren. His was 4 long life OF useful
Hess and honor. Inspired 10y correct opin-
ions on religious and general topics. con-
Scirniiou> in every action, with the most
delicate sense of courtesy, highly educated.
lie lived the life o; Il christian gentleman In
the Iuline>s OF the term. Always taking II
due interest in the public affairs Of his cuun-
try. and zeaiou>iy discharging his duty as a
citizen. though never a seeker after Office.
he served the people of This county for one
term in the state legislature. For two years
past his health had been very precarious.
aud daily and nightly he was watched and
tended BY loving hands which never wearied
IN their task. SO has passed from earth an
honest man. "the uoblc>t work OF God
His lille was gentle; and the elements
80 mixed IN him. That Nature might stand up
And say 10 all tire world. This was i man. .
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
ID

STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Probate Court of Lafayette county, Apri
term, sth day-Apul 10th.
Benjamin +. Simmerman, Executor Of the estst,
of James w. Harris. deceased.
NOW ut this day comes Bejamin +. Simmer
~ man, executor of the estate of James w
Harris, 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 due by said
estate. and yet unpaid for want Of sufficient
assets. accompanied by the accounts. lists and
inventories required by law in such cases; on
examination whereof. il is ordered that all per
sons Interested in said estate be notified that an
rs aforesaid has b, en- made, and that
unless the contrary be shown on or before ths
irst day Of the next term of this court, to lie
held on the FIRST Monday in July 1877, an order
will be made for the sale Of the whole, or DO
much Of the rial estate of said deceased. a. Will
be sufficient for the payment Of said debts.
And il is further ordered that this notice be
in the Weekly lntelligenc.r, a news
paper printed in said county OF Lafay cite, for
four weeks successfully before the commence
ment of the next term of this court,
A true copy: Attest.
VIM. T. CANNON,
apri4-at Judge OF Probate Court.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
Millions In 1t.

Please note the reduced prices ut which |
am Offering the following goods
All standard brown sht eliuss reduced ia
=! cents.
Standard prints to i.
Fruit OF TIE Loom, LOnsdale md othe,
bI.ached cott"ns Of equal value at IL cents
Twenty yards bieacheI cotton for 81.
tottona'irs aud duchin.s at very low
figures. Carpets al ST Louis prices. Gal!
early AMI secure bargains, AS my entir,
stock has been marked down.
IROs. "a. YoUSG.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
Our Motto /!

Cheaper than ever. Indeed. cheaper than
any one of the present generation can rccoi-
Iect. our present greatly "enllrgrd stock"
open and ready FOR Inspection. just bought
at the low est and recent heavy decline which
hss taken place during the last three weeks.
We expected this decline. ami have for
the benefit OF our customers. not rushed
80 early into the eastern market. We are.
therefore enabled to sell TO our friend. and
customers any xoou> they may want rs low
AS any house west Of II. Louis. Gail early
Snd secure first choice. Respectfully,
H.. j f.. AuHESS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
ROYLE & NEW,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods. Notions, Trunks, Car
pets, Oil Cloths, &c.
Lexington, Mo.

House FUN of new spring goods, and addi-
tional arrival, a. the .eispn and trade de
mand. We Will not enumerate the articles
or quote prices, but invite every one To- call
al our store and examine our goods, and
we assure them they shall find prices a. low
as AT any place. We shall use our Utmost
endelvor> to wait on and give satisfactory
attention 10 all who viii favor us with their
presence. We are anxious to show You our
goods aud give you the price,.
24-it RDTLE If NEW.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
MENBRINO
MANCHESTER.

1NHlS iincly-bred stallion, the best -
L bred son OF Membrino. will he GN&N
permitted to serve Il limited number OF ZSA-
mares, At Nettlcwood, At the low price of $40 to
insure.
Manchester is II beautiful red bay, over l6
hands high, with perfection of form and temper,
and lust the horse for the farmer. He waS sired
h. Membrino, inbred son of MrTnbrin0 Chief,
the great lrogenitor of trOttcrs. His LIST dam.
Chevy CHASE. by idol. the best bred son Of Mem
nrino Chief: ID dam by COckspur; Bird dam by
VIM, grandson of Imp. whip. Idol mares
are about the best brood mares we have. Idle
wood aud Idol Girl. the fastest trottcrs in the
world OF HER respective ages, were ont of Idol
mares lakewood lruttcd, last tall, over the
Nashville track, then only on. year old in May
previous. n imil mile IN 2:J7a.. which perform
.lce has never been approached. The time Of
Mr.. Bpnner's famous Lady stout, another
Mrmbrino. al The same age. was 3 :05, showing
this horse IA thrice in with the blood of the
great Membrlno Chief, through hi three famous
sons. all trOtters anu sires of trotier-. viz:
Idol, Marion and Rob Didlake, the sire OF Dick
layior. the fastest horse ever trotted in Ken
lucky. whose record is az.
III" best |, ,, 8, I and ) year old records in
the world were mai- last year by grand and
great grAnd-sons of Mrmbrino Chief.
PHILIP KNOBLE
+. 81 am prepared 10 tram and break o few
horses at Settle~O0d this year. Terms reason
able. Ianr!4-2ml p X
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14

Two bottles Of "Wyune's Beard EIiXir"
Is warranted 10 produce Il full and fine >uil
OF hair upon bald heads, whether hereditary
or brought on by disease, or to produce 81
due suit OF mustarhes and chin beard. TIN,
1. no humbug; only try and you Will be con-
weed Of its virtue. Price per bottle 30 cent,
or two for - cents. sent securely By mail.
Address, s. ID. WYNNE. NJ. u.
aprli-im Castailan Springs, Tenn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
BuTTERiCk'S PATTERNS.

We have received our spring and summer cat
AIugue ot r. RutterIck u COS. celebrated pat
terms. Il household necessity. ami the only re-
liable patterns in the market; c-il or send IDI
one, and get posted IN the new styles. There IL
II report being industrinusly circulate ny IN.
tcr.-tei parties that Huti.rIck - busted" to
SO the expression. but, to draw 1t mild, W. Re.
specially say that they are 'mislah-u' and
knowingly 80. Hugh /. wilson. opposite Clty
Hotel. nprl-ti
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
IVA ~LE

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all creditors and
~ Others interested in the estate of Sam'l r.
l''l'r, deceased, that the undersigned, nl-
iHlnI7tra'nr Ne bonIs non ui said estate, will an
ply I" make Il tinal settlement OF sand estate nj the
.;ulvt'rln. 1871. of the Probate Court OF LAFAYETTE
county, Missouri, Ia he begun and held at the
co'::Ih.Iis" IN The city uf Lexington on tn. first
MondaN IN .inly. is,.. MOSES CHAPMAN,
alTlt 81 Admir-. de bon non
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE ia hereby given tn all creditors and
~ others Interested IN the estate OF William
Filing. deceased, that the Undersigned. all
IninIsfratGr of said estate, intends to make II
final settlement of said estate al the July term,
1871, of the Probate court Of Lafayette county.
Missouri, TO be- begun and held at the cOurthnu-r
July, lS1.. HENRY ELIIEG,
upri4-bt Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors anC
~ others Interested IN the estate of VIM. j
Huf"rt, deceased, that the undersigned admins
traitor OF SAID estate, intends 10 make n lima
settlement OF SAID estate at the July term, 1877
al IN" Probate court OF Lafayette county. Mi-
! sour, 10 be begun and held AT the courthouse IL
the city of Lexington on the tir-t Monday IL
July, ls11. THUS. a. M,CLEAREY-
aprl4-5t Administrator
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
NOTICE.

T HEREBY notify all parties against purchas-
l. ing or trading Tor any uI NV nofcs held by
one Green l.. nnutnitt, as the Geid notes wei {
iTaudulcntly obtained by The said Douthitt.
aprlt-St i L. HALL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14

Don't forget that you can get through
tickets to all points west, at the Narrow
Gauge ticket Office. Grimes 4 Venable's
store.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
TO CONSUMPTIVES

ToNSUMPTION, that scouige of humanity,
Is the great dread of the human family, in
all civilized countries
! feel confident that | am in possession of the
only sure, inialliblc lsemedy-now known To the
professionalism the positive ana speedy cure Of
that dread disease, and its unwclcume cencOmit-
ants, viz: Catarrh, Asthma. Bronchitis, Nervous
Debility. &c, Sc. Twemiy-cigit years expert
rnce as Il busy practitioner, IN the best CouSump.
ton Hospitals of til" old and New World, has
taught rne the value OF this Medicine in the cure
ct all Throat and Lung Complaints.
Those suffering with consumption or any OF
the above r:aladlcs, by addressing me. givins
symptoms, they shall b. put in possession OF
this great boon, without charge, and shall have
the benefit OF my experience in thousands OF
cases sue. 'ssfuliy tire ited. Full directions for
preparation and Use, and all necessary advice
and instructions tor successful tire itment st your
own home, will he received by you by return
mail, free of charge. by addressing
DIR. JOHN $. BURNETT,
f6s Jefferson STREET.,
~aprl+-ly KY.
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COUNTY
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

Nv aEntT sIBtIIF", .tCFInh u, FaEF W.
Aft,r the board shall have raised the valia-
ton OF such real estate and personal property.
II shall give pubic notice of the fact, specify ing
the property AMI the amount raised. either by
COUNTY, crit there he none, then b. poster. one
IN Zach township, and that said hoard meet on
The 4th Monday IN AirIi Ia hear reasons, II any
10 given, why such increase should not be made.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
LOST

Asst Monday. on Pine or franklin street.
l. between kriehn' . saddlery shop and Logan's
stable, a pockPt book containing about 80 in
paper and silver money, a note on W. W. Ash
ford for So, one receipt from Frank Salyers and
Belle SAVERS for s4l, and receipt from the pro-
bate Judge for fees. II the finder will return
the book and the papers 10 this ofice, he Is
welcome 10 The lnnmcv. anrl1-lt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14

TNHf GnllowinS Is a list OF personal and real
/ property. the valuation oI which has been
increaLe't by the County Board OF Equalization
April Ind, Isl.
The Board of Appeals will meet at The SSurt-
house in the city Of Lexington On the ith Mem,
day OF April, lS... In hear cause II any should
he given, why such Increase should not he msde
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14

HAVING Just returned from purchasing an
IL Immense stock at IA great sacrifice. | Will
offer THE same 10 the public at great BARGAINS.
Cal and examine. NJ. GRAFT,
aprId-2m Nh Il Main street
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N

NOTICE Is hereby given To all persons inter-
~ estr'i, that the Undersigned. guardian ot the
estate of LOUISA Sitnnkrl, minor, has filed his
exhibit for final settlement of said minors
estate, At the April term, 1877, of the Laiay-
cite county irobnte Court. and will make Il final
settlement of said guardianship at the July
term, lS.., OF said court
uprl4-5r CHARLES BEL Guardian