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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

- Me 'f Aii~~'pi III,
LAFAYETTE OMIT
Ii tie { IrrUlr court 4 sauI county. ia ytratium-
~-li.Iunrr tl~t, -
Iilrvcy j Higgins
". AtrariIn"ut.
NIiis.m u. QuIEit,.A
i'p ,nr -uId diam II Qul-hv lnu uI-h"rr-
L hv notified th q ant paint 4 ia- .mfrru-
eel =. -EIt against You III -.IUl court by p'tliipt
AM! IitlclaI"ur. the uut"ci an! general nature
ui which i L. obtain = iufi-lr,l AGAINST You
ui'ni. IL l'Iuu.--prg mote f"r va. >lII 81 one hun
a''.i AMI Twenty-Five 49, ]in.laf- given by ,uti
=, -lsh ~pi.GutIl, aur IN months Alrcr date. an,
dated lh' Fri 'jty al .AirIl. l>Tl, and brIrlu-
i'H iwE ''ui .utrrr-r from d4t,
hr,! N"'!T Az iu-;h"r notified thai NOur yI0r-
tItN Aa- been attached, am! uHi,-~ You lplviT al
1.r ny tom "I -aii G. .ilIi, - i". n"li"u al fl'
courthouse. ir tn. 'liE ct Lexington. oi rilr ;r,!
Ia, at l'vgen"rr neal, and On ur 1r!urr the ~IAtn
itN thereof. u ihr iri.l -nII. 80 long continue ,
amt Il not. lh"n 1-iur" thr md 81 jhr tenn. and
answer -tIi petition, III" sane Vii! o., taken a.
confessed.
AMI It l. turth,r Criclrr. That a copy hereof
be- i]Et!!~h"! N III" Lexington N,"hly Imir.ii-
g"ncrr, - ur" paper prnt,' "a -.I: county al
Lafayette. for Inur wc-K~ sucr,->Iv"ly. tie lat
insertion g." b, at t"lsi tuHr w".k- J.. fore The
"uiEm'ur'n"nj "i tm" n'N' term .. ihI- court
y tru' cop Attest
FRANK fElGG, Clerk.
~ {. Il. bNN.tl, l. G ~'p.9--Ii
Grave y W wt. ATTORNEYS frI i1I.Ulu.
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= ! \ / ~ hl~N'O III,
LAFAYETTE LuUNTT
in lhe r,r,uit v"Wr, oi sIlL county, IN NacalI"n-
October emit. -.
Lgrg Ward, I.urI Patrick, Frtnci~
iurI.tI-, kru!iy + O-trT amt William
II. Foster. n'r husband. Alice
T. BI"rh"rhl"uEh and "stlpbry
Brn'h' nhrul-h, her husband, and
John : iH"inaN.
ksIlabetn W.lry. WlIiam> IhoIu4..
Charlie lm"uA-. lu-"lh L.TIOmas,
hiii!c Iurnrr aud - Turner,
ter husband. Anna Mca! ana
,harl.- Meal, mr. hu>l,and. Ella
Wentworth amt Ian"- Wentworth,
n"r husband. John VI. Llru:iCk.
aud May LIInrIck. ant Nina Linn
ri"k, II minor, Charles Thomas.
Ir. -su oct t,"org" Thomas, who
W.T. - son OF Benedict Thomas, and
WhU wa i brother of samuel :.
Thomas, deceased. the unknown
b NE "t George ltirInas, deceased,
Nancy Thomas, Il fillmore inoma,,
hattie smell and Jafu", I. smell.
nrr husband, BALTIMORE Thomas. Petition.
ir, Marc"Iinr " Thomas. Il
minor, it"bccca Palmer. Elizabeth
FIlrIcE an! John u. Patrick, her
husband, ant sal 1 John ID. Pat
rrk, IA ms own right. AiUnLO
Thomas, and ". SOFT Thomas,
john X. lh"rmu-, and Emily +.
Francisco ami luck tTanci>o, her
husband, and Motley Thomas,
ii Zthtth Hay. and - Hays,
her hu>ban-, ~ti-an \ collins ant
lan.'> Il Collins, her husband,
AMI Robert HALEY, and William
Hairy. Anthony Buck. susan
In"In.I~, rrii"t Of Oscar Thomas.
y, Julr.,u Buck. Moses Chapman.
A. administrator OF IN" estate oil
Samuel : Thomas. deceased john
+. iE!aIi. a. executor OF III. last
Will and tsstanrut of Benedict
It"ImI-, II ceased. au.t Nalulron
Buck. administrator oI the estate
I'll t;rtreCc. Buck. deceased
'lN III" aHll haIl.e iurnt-, son nI George
L Thomas. III" unknown, h.lrs OF Gcrrg,
Thomas, deceased, elizabeth Patrick and John
ID Patrick, ilunZu linnIAs, Anthony, Buck
;IL,! William HALEY You are hereby not fled
ihii>aIi plaintiffs have commenced i suit against
y'g am! others IN SAID court 10y PETITION, the OBJ
i'rt AMI general mature e: whIrh Is 10 Obtain n
Ia" 'I" Samuel : Thomas. deceased, dic,t
s"sZ''i. among ~nl'I pIriIc-, plaintiffs and tie
!"n'taHte. according Ia th.Ir rights and interest
fttrrIu. j. the same shall be tsCt rtiln'i and de
Ct rcd hv the court, winch -aiu real -stHt" l.
r,tua-ri IN ItfaN"ttc county. Missouri, and ies-
"rh't ~ follows, to-wti Lots three, four,
u.ur amt Ten. G / - and To-, IN block number
fourteen az, in - ihprnts addition to the town
ui WIV"rly
And lnu are further notified, that unless you
appear al the next term of saId court Ia be be-
un and n-it al thu courthouse, in tn" city of
'NlnEtpn. ON tn. rhir'i day OF December next.
and on Ur before the >IAih day ti,icof, II the
term shall 81, long continue. AMI II not, then be-
ir." ih" md "i the term, and answer said petit
tom. tie -ImC wi! Il" taken IL confessed.
tui It i iUlflCr ordered that II copy hereof
be- published IN tn" Lexington Weekly lHrcili-
G.u,rI, = newspaper printed IN -aIi county o.
Lafayette, Tor tour weeks sucCr>>ivclN, III" last
insertion I" u- at icI-; iuur weeks before the
commencement uf the neat term al this court.
y true rouV. Attest
FRANZ THiGG, Clerk.
BY e. pANIEL.. ID. I. ocilS-5t
+ f,ur.,t NfInYsrE far llA.nFlf,
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MANHOOD: how LOST, HOW RESTORED!

lust published, a new edition OF EHiSyA
y DR.. CulTcrwell's Celebrated E%~
Essay on the radical cure with SRnH
ont me'iicIne) OF Spermatorrhua or Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary seminal Losses, In
potency, Mental and Physical Inca paci,y. Im-
pedlments TO Marriage, etc also Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, Induced hy selC-indulgrnCc
or sexual extravaganza. &c. Price. in II sealed
envelope, only six cents. The celebrated All
thor, In this admirable Essay, clearly demon
stIatcs, from a thirty years successful practice,
tRat the alarming consequences oil seli-ahusc
may be radically cured without the dangerous
use oil internal medicine or the application OF
the knife; pointing out a mode Oh cure AT once
simple, certain, aud eflectual. by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
ton may he, may cure himself cheaply. prl-
vaiely. and radically. This Lecture should he N
the hands Of every Youth and every nan IN tue
land. Sent under seal. in a plain envelope, 10
any address, post paid. on receipt ol siA CENTS
or two postage stamps. Address THE Cll-
NERWkLL MEDICAL co.., II Ann ST. NV
York; Post Once Box, 45S6. ocil5-ly
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

N'lit II hereby given TO ali cir,tIIuIS and.
~ other interested IN Iis. r-tut.. Of samuel
tHttuInf OF SaI'i estate. intends to Iulk- II
ANAL settlement OF said estate ii: III" Nuv-!ub.r
term. $50. OF the Probate court al Itiny-
eft" county, Missouri. to he begun ami held at
the courthouse IN the civ OF Lexington. ON In.
second Monday IN November. I-17
ALIEN X. PATTERSON.
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A~DMINIsTnATOR,s NOTICE,

t.TIEiS OF administrator on til" r>tat, oi
IL benjamin JunArn5, deceased. were granted
L" the undersigned on the ird utl ui t"tub"r.
l-i., by the Probate court of Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required TO exhibit them Tor allowance to Ia"
administrator within one Year after ia" date OF
this notice, or they may be prcCiudc'i from any
benefit vi such estate. And If such claims b.
not exhibited within two years from the ,Iaiv OF
said notice they Will bc forever barred.
THOMAS i. MIpBItIu\,
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90, Is
FlSsE SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen To ALI en-. llinrs ami
1N"itI"rs interested ia he "-'Ai"n al " flliHu "
deceased. that The un'!,r-I-nr,i, g.
c"u'or al sald ~cstat", VIII make a final settle
ihriit Of said estate Al thu \u.rInhcr term.
-, at the irptg'" court at I.I!ly-i tie county.
Missouri, la br hv-Hu and held II to, yuur;huu-,
IN the city OF Lexington, oh The -rcun,t Monday
IN \~"Nrmb'I. l-...
LEWI~ Il HARRISON.
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RULL FOR sALE.

; !! H !: ; +; -: IS: y: y. s! +: g.: 3: ]; +: ;;: :: +; +; :; : +; S; B
show his calves against those of any bull in the
country. He Is kind and gentle, easily handled
and desirable property III every particular.
+. kREETZ,
l hroe miles southwest of Wellington, on Lone
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

pl virtue OF an order of the I'ruhat" court al
- ialayrtt" county. Missouri. mad" on fht
9Th day OF October, l-.1 the Undersigned, PUh-
:C administrator tor SAID county, la, taken
chhrg" Of the estate of t"liN II t.raytr, decd
All persons having ciuIIu- against III estate,
are required /" cNhIhitthciH jn M" tor ~tliuwul,"
NiIhln Que year after The tlJi' Ul Tins notice, ur
they may Toe preclude from any h"rrii' Of such
estate; ani II such ciIiIn- Il" no cNhlDI'"al NTH
IN two year from the ittc pl sand notice lhr y
Will lee forever barred
HON ~SIt<pl-n.
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E.%ECCTOR'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
TlIt Undersigned. Lewis l. Harrison -Xrcu-
| tor ui the estate OF William W. Harrison.
deceased, viii on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER I9rm. ls7..

'-rta -"d, VIII on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER I'm. ls.7,
in IRON: al IA" courthouse. door oi ! af.yctie c'un-
", Missouri, hetw"'n the hours of ten O'Clock In
ih' lurrnruIi aH'l five IN the afternoon Ol that day
eli IT yuili" V"ndur IT, the highest bt,irr, all
the right, title and Interest which said deceased
ma! AT tn 'it,i!i in and 10 the following drscrib-
81 real '-'nt" situate in said county The south
w"-i quarter al thu southeast quarter OF section
twtlN" an, SAVING and excepting u strip ut land
twenty t-n) feet Wild, taken Of tfr southeast
corner ui said tract, i0r a road 10 the family
grave yard, and one ~ acre al the terminus of
said strip. r.>er, Ell :s ii grave yar,i; also TWEEN
ly-tiN" mclr- taken of I'll the southeast quarter
OF III" south vest quarter oil srcti0n twelve (l2l
and forty i!D acres, ihe northwest quarter oi the
northeast quarter at section thir cen I'D, and
thirty On acres taken OH oil the north end Of
tn, southwest quarter OF til" northeast quarter
Ui section thirteen ti), all IN township iorty-
nine 80. ct range twenty-five t2i)
TERMS OF SALE-pnc-th!ri cash; one-thiri in
twelve months ami one-thirri in twenty Hour
month, With 10 per cent inter-. II from day of
sal. prtrrrr,l payments secured by deed OF
trust on tn" property sold.
L-Wl~ Il. HARRISON,
--,snprT ->.nntAr
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FRANZ TElGG, Clerk
Ky I. u. DANIEL. II. 1. sept i'-hw
Wallace y thIirs. ATTORNEYS Tor plaintiff.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

= ] \ l VT hlN~'t Ill.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the circuit court "t >alt county, IA VACATION
October I'm, is1..
Henry Buck
y. Petition.
Henry r. ~iurnL"l-
Two the ~tI,G iIrrrv r ~iucnk"l: luu are here
/ 10y notified that ~alt plaintiff has c"mni"n-
Ccd n Srlt against N1n IN sLlh court by pet ton,
tn" object ani general natUI" ui which - 10 OBJ
mole gwen hv snu To sa.i r%'!jntrr tor ti" sum OF
eighty. GN~ dollars, q ted The 18th day IL june,
ISL. and iii" on" ':Hy after ,intr uu'l bearing m
irrr~I from date at ten per cent: and Il 20 tor
money LOANED. X"G by sand IlilntIiI al divers
Tunes. amounting L. IN" ~unt ui unr tnonean!
.tri tiity nine and fifteen one huntrr,!lh-
dollars (9lU5H 10
And YOU 81, further notified that unless you
appear at tn" H"\i tenn at ~al't court. 10 l." be-
gun and held at tn" courthouse IN the city "i
L. NIuGt"H, on TN lhiri LAY of B,CUUlrr next,
and on I'll before tn" sixth ,tiv thereof. il the .crln
shall 80 long continue, Ih.i II NOT. then i"i-Ir
Il' "ut " The term, and answer said petition
In" ~anI viii L." taken a. "rII"-~,ri.
And II - Iurtitrr nT,irrr,i that "A copy hereof
te published III the Lexington Weekly ~lntrlIi-
E"rc.r, Il newspaper prinI-'! ~ said county nt
LaiaS etc., Tor iuUr wr"kS.-urCt>~iNr!y. the last
Insertion 10 la nj least i"ur WrctS hr;Ur" the
commencement oil the arNt term OF thu court.
y ira" copy. Attest:
FRANZ IRlGG, Clerk.
HN {. u DANIEL, II. ocii3-1w
Walker 4 Ef,It Attorney. for pluiutuf
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INRDM nv farm, six miles south OF Es
+ lexington. about Two M nths ago, hyNSS
IIiliEf CALVES. branded an the lett Sl-us
mp with the letter "II.' one ia II |
roam steer. with smooth crop of of the left ear,
with over bIf IN right ear, one u red AMI white
Steer with large spots; un'ivr-h.t and swallow
Iurh in each ear; ON, - red aud white lriier,
small spui>, with uu marks IN ear
y liberal reward Will b" paid for any iniorIna-
lion that VIII lea / Ia their recovery.
,rfI;-Ju. wM
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For Stounachs ou: of Order,

y" medicine" viii St .f-cluhi!y Improve ,h,.
;Hr- -; thu 1i,,mIci! - ;h"-r PIl,-: il,y remove
all ar!iltN nrcaHIuIet either hy Intcml"rauC, ug
Improper dirI. Im". reach til. liver and r,iu,.
Il t. Il ii-altI. action. tEty arr WunfirruuIg
ciiicHci,u- IN ra-r- ut -Ia-!n-.u tact iIry meyer
fan IN curing all disorders OF the liver and
stomach.
HOLLOW PILLS are III. beat known IA
the world tor the following ii~tu-,- hru".
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Bl"j,h,- Oh i"v
>kln, Bowels, bn-umriIp. Debility, Di"I-N.
Dysentcry. T. y-lp.la-, Female Irregularities,
teVrr- "l all Kinds, Fit, nuUt, Headache. Iu-
digestion. inflammation, .JaundiCe, LIvrl ,,In-
plant, LuuIbagU, Pie. Rheumatism. iir'tb-
ton ui trinr, >cro!uia or Hinge Eyil. sore
lhroaI., stone ami Gravel, TIr-D0uluur,uN.
Iulnors. Ulcers, Worms ui all kinds. Weak
ne-5 from any CAu-, etc.
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STRAY NOTICE.

ClRAl fp from The premises OF the NSxs
S-ubecrihri about the let OF Jnly last. kEA~
a RED iIiEtEt CALF, aged about IAsrE-
p month";: no brands; car-mHrk,d. ewaIiuwfOrk
in right, and crop and -pllt IN the IL n. Any in
formation Will he thankfully received. Word
lett AZ the lnfelligvncrr Office will reach me.
0c,Etf JNc. W. CASH..
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STKAYED

fNl.0M The under signed sometime in 80
L August, \ BERKSHIRE BOAR, NSkA
weighing nhunt 200 pounds, few " hltc 0xAAxAA
surck- in forehead and on feet, small ring IN nose.
Address LUcIEN b.. WRIGHT,
ncIEi-it Lexington. Mo.
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FOR CuTAyEoEs DISORDERS.


In al! Diseases aicc;Iug thc-c "r-ln-, whether
thy s"Crrtr too much or too liir!, water: ur
whether they b" afflicted with STONE or gravel. ar
with achr- and pains settled in The IONS over
the regions IF III" kiiHry-. tiIr~- Pills should
b. taken according to the printed directions. and
TIM ointment should be wei. rUhI-t! into the
small III the back al bed r.mr. THIS trclrmrnt
VIII give Almn., immediate relief when AL ulhr-
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at our Mammoth Feen and saIe stable. corner
Eighth and Delaware streets, Kansas city, Mis-
souri, F'rncr- ami stock men are invited Ia
or sponh win us. We will make regular
purchasing visits to Lexington, OF which we
will give due notice.
iebl1tf STEWART & WARD.
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r. SALE.

DY virtue of an order OF the Probate court of
ID LAFAYETTE county, Missouri, mai" al iiir' July
term. a ID. lS-7, the undersigned, Hdminlsirn-
Tor Of the estate of William shelby, deceased,
will sell, AT public auction. TO the highest bid
der, for cash in hand. in front "I the courthouse
door, IN said county. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER iTII. Isl,
between the hours of ten O'Clock In the forenoon
and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day,
during tn. session Oi the county court, all the
right title. interest and esiat" OF The SAID =" H'iain
shelly. deceased. IN AMI TO the following dea-
crihsi real estate, situate, lying and being In
SAID Lafayette county, Missouri. to-wlt: All THAT
mart OF the northwest quarter of section twenty
two C2!l. in township i"rty-nine t'". OF range
twenty-five (25), supposed 10 contain one hun
bred and twenty-five Q2h) acres, lying north OF
the middle OF the channel OF DAYS creek, when
tract is bounded south 10y the lambs hefei"i r..
cnnyryed by William shelby to Henry Brand. IN
sa,d quarter section, by deeds dated the ION oil
Auril and the eth OF November. ~ Also the
nor heasi quar-; er OF the southeast quarter OF SAID
section, township and rangr
Given under my hand tnts, IN Gay o, octo-
Der, ISL. ocibtd THOMAS SHIELD,
Admir-. OF the estate OF VIM. Shelby, decd.
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MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOLLOWAI'S PILLS.

~ had no appetite; Holloway's pills gave ne
i hearty Our.''
'l"ur Pills are marvellous
hpu-r.
Holloway has cured my nrad4che that
was chronic.
era m"rhua. The dear little thing got we'll IN =
day. -
VI nausea of Il morning j. now cured
~ our box oil H~rliuwAN'- Ointment cared me
OF n"I-ea III the head. / rubbed som" "I Your
ointment behind the ears. and the noise has
lett
send lie wv" boxes. want one Tor 4 poor
family
Il cn"l"s" Il dollar; your prIc" Is - cents, la.
til" medicine ip me- - worth i dollar.
'>rnd M. i've boxes of your Pills
LET me- hay. three huN"- OF your PIil- 10y re
turn man, 10y I hills and tcEyr.'
| have over ~ such testimonials as these. but
want of SPACE CuInI,l> HE fp ,nurluI,.
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FARM FOR SALE.

I WISH Ia sell the URII~ FARM -,
i three and q half miles IRON Higgins Fs".t
VILE, and the sam" i;-rnmc" from Null tHiiiu
Will, containing L.. acres ihrr" are -AN-%
l2j acre enclosed LuI IA ruilivAtiuH; u Cuu.t
two story hulisr. e. good orchard 81 choice tluIi
good water. excellent timber near tie l"u-'.
Terms. LOW FOR CASH. Address,, 'r CH!l III
Ic nj HIgg,mslIllr. Ii. j. HIGGINS.
Tfui,oIiJ
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Brother Jonathan.-The origin of thu,
term. - applied To tn" United States. is
a follows: When General Washing
t"i. after being appointed commanded
OF III" army at the revolutionary war,
went to Massachusetts to organize il. he
found a great want of ammunition and
other means of defense; and ON one
occasion il seemed that no means could
he devised tor the necessary safety.
Jonathan I%rumbuli. the elder. was thea
governor OF the state Of Connecticut
anh the general, placing the create,
reliance on his cxccllcncy's Judgment.
remarked We must consult Brother
Jonathan on the subject The genera.
did 80, and the governor was success.
iul in supplying many OF the wants ol
the" army and thencciorward. when
difficulties arose. and the army WAS
spread ovcr the country. it became Il hy.
phrase: We must consult Brother
.lontthau: and the name has now be,
come Il designation tor the whole c0un,
try, ~ John Bull has tor England. In.
Gle Sam Immediately after the decIa,
ration Of war with England. in 1872, Ell.
bert Anderson. OF New York. then a
contractor, visited Troy, where he pur-
fiioe'i Il iuahtitN OF provisions. Tn"
inspectors Of the articles at that place
We're Ebenezer and Samuel Wilson.
The latter gentleman universally
known rs Uncle SAM generally
superintendent in person Il large number
of w"rkmcu. who. on this occasion, wele
employee in o~verhauIing the provisions
purchased by the contractor. The casks
were marked +. Al. s. Their
Inspection fell t" the lot of a facetious
fellow. who on being asked the meaning
of the mark. said he did not know.
unless 1t meant Ebert Anderson and
Uncle sam. alIuding to Uncle Sam
wilson. The joke took among the
workmen, and passed currently; and
"tucie Sam, when present, was often
rallied by them on the increasing extent
OF his possessions.
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lone TO LOAN.

IN improved real estate IN sums from $500 TO
~ SO, 900, al legal rates OF interest. For par
ticulars, n ply TO l.. L. {. BARTLETT.
Lexington, Mo-. or Richmond. Mo.
Applicants are required TO furnish satisfactory
bstracts oil title. 6ct2Stf:
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oupER OF PUBLICATION.

~IAIT Of NII~~DT IT, I
LAFAYETTE tuvNTT
In 1he "'r,uit r"ur, oi SAT- county IN NacatI"n-
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EN- EClTDRS' SAI.E OF REAH.
ESTATE.

THOMAS s~rA>pl-m.
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o.DE,, Us, pVu5JtAvIox.

by {. Il pAN.LL, y {. -,pr.t-1t
l.fL.,.- x Mn-- Nlf.rm- " lur nLNMl-M-
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SIAIk OF MISSOURI,
toUSIN
In l!c '.trHlt court OF SAID county, III vacation
ur'uhrt i-'h, 49,.
MiUg"y ~rntsa.t,l!.r, executor, and
Emma l.. Hines. rXcru;rIX uf the
i.'~t viii an! Testament Of Jonas
iiIn"-, 'i"r..ttrd, Petition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-14

These Louisiana witnesses are an in.
teresting set. Another clerk of the Re.
turning Board gave some valuable test.
mony on Saturday. He had come down
like the wolf on the fold, 10 expose the
Board, but succeeded only in taking forty
millions of people into his conliden e
about his bibulous habits. Evidently the
committee thought no sober man would in.
clude himself in q general and hilarious
charge of forgery and fraud. So they ask.
ed him frankly if he was not intoxicated
at that very moment, and showed so lite
respect for his denial as to take a census Of
his days drinks. In the morning, it seems,
he had had ga glass of ale, Il glass Of
cider, toddy. and n cocktail and also
-" a couple of cigars" the latter seeming
to be, in his opinion, Of the family Of in.
toxicanLs. But this was not all. Just be-
fore he encountered the committee he had
braced himself up with two more toddes.
After this course of badly mixed drinks,
he was quite clear in his mind that lie
was perfectly sober. also that he knew
Just how the affidayits of violence and IN
timidation were manufactured; and as
for what consolidated statement was
there wasn't man in the country WHO
knew it any better" Poor Mr.. Field
Tribune.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-14
Executive Committee of Y. NJ. G. A., and
Churches.

Since the election at MiddIebury, vacan-
cies have been filled, as authorized by the
Constitution, by the election of IA. Howe
of Ludlow, H. P. Closson of Thetford' A.
G. Mitchell of 81. JOhnsbury, and D. H.
Barker of Middlebury.
Rev. S. P. Cook, on account OF MS
health, resigned, land Rev. Henry Fairbanks
was elected Secretary. Later, Bro Geo
3. Davis followed him and Dea. A. T.
Mitchell was elected Chairman.
Bro. Russell Underwood died Sept son.
1876.
The committee adopted the following
resolutions upon the withdrawal of Bro.
Cook:
Resolved, That we gratefully acknowl-
edge the favor of our God in permitting
Bro. S. P. Cook to be so delightfully."- asso-
ciated with us in the work of the past two
wears, and 10 accomplish so much in ar
ranging for and conducting our state can
vass, and we express our exceeding sense
of loss at his withdrawal, and our sympa-
thy with him in being so far deprived Of
the privilege of active service.
Upon the resignation of Bro. Davis;
Resolved, That we regret exceedingly
that Bro. Geo. L. Davis, who has so long
been leader in Christian work in Yer
mont, feels obliged now to resign his place
upon our committee; yet, recognizing the
unity of our Lords work everywhere, we
pledge him our sympathy and prayers
where ever he may be called to Labor.
Upon the death of Bro. Underwood the
following minutes:
l. Having been associated in Christian
labor with Brother Russell Underwood VIC
gratefully remember how complete and
how fine was the Lords work moulding
his character, how evidently the Divine
Spirit guided him in his faithful personal
work, and gave bin, the most diflident OF
men, utterance and bodness to speak to the
congregation as he ought to speak.
2. A deep sense of our own loss pre-
pares us to feel the sympathy which we
express for his family, and we pray that
the Savicr will abundantly comfort them.
HENRY FAIRBANKS, Secretary.