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Seven Sentenced.

TEars WAS m impressive srens IN the
court INNS. fast Thursday Afternoon w.ieu
The prisoner. r,uvI,,od during the term of
the Criminal ,,,lri. were arraiynrI before
Judge Hill tn h. sentenced. rhr Judge
called uuJo Sirrhru.. v,uuw ruiursl man.
AMI sail, ".Ipr. you h.,r been duty indicted
FOR grand iarrruv, arralgnri. tried 10y a Jury,
fouud guilty. and YOUR punishment a>>e.seh
AT Imprisonment ia the pcnItratI.ry tor a
term nftwo wears. Have Won ANYTHING now
10 offer WV tllI, court should not pass SER
t"nc" upon YOU" Joe answered., ma
sir" h.. .IuIg, then ordered the clerk to
ra.orI the sentence. and called the next
culprit. wao was Amos Davis. another color
.,I man. Gan, ir,.I nf ih, same crime. and
m. same fua,m,,I "a, u,,,vL uunu him
I'm, rayr ~. H,,r.a Griffin , whit. man
for ths SANE. CRIME. Sam. sentence. The
u.> x,. t,,u ru,.I.r xro having ni.,d
eriI,y ~. .r,.r.., :, rw, wear, in the
p-u,,.u,isry for yr,u, larceny. 1h. lowest
nunisbIuar, alI,v.IhvI M. law Then r.,u.
rI,y ,,rr uL., 81 roua ,,,. .,Iis, h..
ann. nromn,I 10 IN, r,,riry md when III.
.Juis. asked ..,r,v h,y. vnu .uythinu +.
.y may vr, .hnuIt mat rronoupr. sem
,.u.. anna, ,r.., H.. ,u.w.r.t If h,>.
49,, -, ,,I ,h.. u,,,. .,,i ain xi.n -, lin.
fact ,r,t ,ou ul..uI su,IIy and have ,nrnw,
v,ur.,It uiuu the merry of ,h- ,,urt. shall
,-nlen,. van T., imnr,.nuIp-pt I'm the ptuI-
r.,t.,rv far Hv. y.,r. ma. Inx.-, r,,u,i.r-
m.nt rx.. h, INV DOR vour Grim. Jht next
ana r,f.I w,s Fu,.ur rl,-Ip. ami uf ,i tL.
.,uI.IuueJ l.. w,. ia. LrlI,,f aud uu.r
I
f,- rh, I,,,tss ..r,,n,.r. ph.tn. van h.y.i
n,,ru ,uI,,t.d ry ! vr,nd ,,ry ,rr,i.n.d
b-for. MT, conn. rr,-d .ni rony,r,. I ot
highway robbery. have Won any,htnv Ia
offer now wby sentence ,hnuid no, a.. mss (
Ell anon ynu.' His answer WAS s,unl,.
40" .ueu. MIR. ,f.rh. YOU VIII record
; tins ynIu. mans ,-ntruce A. InnrlsuuIncut
IN the peuifenIi.rv Tor ten years. Lastly
came IN. smith, who, when ASKED II he
had ANYTHING to SAY tor himself. mnmDic,i
out something. which The Judge cut oil rv
p~r.nouncin. hi sentence 10 be sIwo wears
/ term in the peuitcn,iary. At 100. p. H.,
the Jury in The ease Of Jane ellis, a coGorrd
girl. charge III Two counts o., the Indictment
WIKI NUMBERING her newborn infant. and
in I third count with abandoning. il. entered
tn" court room. lii. verdict. rs adj hy Mi.
II l.. Earh>!aie. foreman. was. equity on
taIrd coun; and punishment assessed at TWO
wears IN the p-nltrrll,ry," and the Jury
/ commercial her To the leniencv of the court.
Her LAWYER. .m:Ecdit trly offered to prove to
thu court that >Le was but fourteen, aud TINT
,h- could. therefore. not he sent to the PEI
!.rnti,ry. Tie court replied that TIL, had
, utr,,I, ,..,. .r,I,It.t,. Z ~ ,I. n,tEa,,. a,
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TIL CIR

I.oru-Iu DAVIS township. Lafay cite county
Friday. March 9TH. TO ;he wife OI Mr.. William
MrCulI0ugh-u yirl.
- Ia Wsv"rly, LAFAYETTE county, March
18th, to In. wife OF A. II. >hindler-u boy.
- In this city, Thursday. March 18Th. to The
wife oil Nr. Nathaniel ". Bull8ri-a boy.
- In Richmond. Ray COUNTY. tuesday,
March i!th. to :ir wife OF Col. Jssob I Ch!i-
a boy.
- In Wellington, Lafayette county, Sutur-
Harris-a boy
in Butler, Bates county. Mo. March
l2Gh. TO The wife OF NJ. ,. Coleman Smith,
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The General Market.

NEW YORK. March IS.
GoLD-oie nei at ltin and closed NJ 1864
st. LOUIS. March IL.
GkAIN-Nh heat higher; No. ? fall 81 A. bid
cash Ne. 3 do, 81 49,. cash; 81 I4s March; No.
40, )! ~ lorn easier; SIC cash; u &C
AprI!; 49, q SSC MAY Oats inactive; "a &C, bId
Nebraska. sac.
WHI-hY-High"r; ST o..
PlsDDtt E-liuttcr iirmer; dairy roll. l. tS2yc {;
packed, .2tG!ic. kggs better al II SGn-c
FkDNl~lDN~-loik dull; slI - cash. Bulk
meats nOnHnally unchanged. Bacon Grmer
sj -. s. p and - 80 Lard dull S. 20 bud
lots II tsh"r; light. 5: scat IS; bacon
- 6igj ": butchers. s. 0195 50. Receipts.
! so
tAIII.E-,ood to choice native steers s. - q
: =; prime native steers. 81 -5Gj 50; far ma
i've steers. - IJGt -. Receipts, 6Ov.
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Honey.

fitcner q Castoria ISL complete substitute
tor Castor oil. and is as pleasant to take as
Honey. It's particularly adapted to TeethipE
and irritable children. 1t DESTROYS worms.
assiInliAies the food. regulates the stomach, and
cures Wind Collie. Few remedies are rs efica-
cious Tor teverishness, Group. Worms and
Whooping Cough. Csstoria is n scientific and
purely vegetable preparation, more .nectiv.
than Castor OIL and neither gags nor grimes
Prepared by Messrs. J 3. ROSE, Co., &c Dey
Street. New York. from the r-cip, OF SAMUEL
F'slss, y. u. Ut ssrns.sel., Es.s. laalsns
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THE ALTAR

MarrIcd-At the residence of the BRIDES pa
rents. near Mulberry. Bates county, Missouri.
Mr.. WM. a. MCBURStl OF Lafayette county {.
TO Mis> LAURA a. fIEENoR.
- In B.nuock, Montana, February ls'h. at
the residence Of til. brides iH!her Mr.. \. J
Nly. bv ESQUIRE Il. Smith Fail. Mr. YIELDING
l.. IRAVF~ and Mas I.ipIA NAY
- In thi. cIty. on the 18Th Of March, ut tic
residence of MIRO. Mureheui. hE Rev. 81. II
WilliAm,, Dir JAMES >. 'DNDNEs. al Gass
rnumtt. and MI,- pILI.IE kIO\.
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A Call.

ErIT"K "TrfIlrI~CEH-Ihc time being near
when Their" - .Il1, school meetin. S held through
Out The ro;nrv tor the pan rose nj organizing for
tho m"yt year. aud to "l.r; a commissioner, and
:. %sariin. 'h'- u-a responsible Office. and nav
tn- ur..rI - Un o." m'"tlon"i tor the rns.iIon.
We Respectfully susS--t G'"r*r X. Smith a. i
man IL The hI%lrrsi ,!'%r>c liItr! ior III" trust. II
lie VII allow tE- Hsuc ." ne used tor In, l,ur-
pose. ne NH receive thr warm support oil lie
propic ". trust to hear tom him coon
M~A~iIi<riD\ IDWN~HIP.
nhiing ]i;"ciIu" naN" some OF the most
beautiful n"ck veal ','r seen i'll Lexington.
Remember the gr-.I bankrupt sale o
gouai, al "ukslmg 4 4, c'lruy'.. They are
by Tar TIE cheapest goods ever otirr- IN
Lexin.tnM-tI III lrrsn aud ,le,ir.hle.
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me readers OF this advertisement will study their own
interests II thev attend TINS great sale as early as nossihIe
ana me Dry Goods merchants Of this city will take = RACK
I ha ana LOOK on and wonder and wonder again how it is
at their own stores they find it hard to get unas bg . rnmJ
as a corporals guard to do them honor. In conclusion we
~eulo ask what is the use of wasting a single dollar when
you can save 1t at the Popular and Progressive House of
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Very respectfully.
trrl1tf J \ QUARl.t- & 60.


EaprCtorant- tnu"-h GOOD IL certain eas-..
Tor str4J"s ui,ctI"n- al tue lung. ranu"t he as
efecli"e ~ Masutre's / IT "a! ccIlne WhIsky and
Hock Candy. Try tt sample bottle. only 10 cents.
lnrO sen. Asent. LeKlnEtou. w II
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VCK'S
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS

planted by II million people IL America.
Sc FIck's Cata!ogue-3o9 illustrations, only
Cents
'ich's Floral Guide. Quarterly, u cents 3
year.
WICK. Flower and Vegetable Garden, 20
with elegant cloth covers, 81.
All my publications. are printed in EnKlish And
si'rInin. Adhifess JAMES VICk. dorchester.
New York.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

W. "izh 10 in!"ru tn people VI The county uIu
clI. in,F - "Gil AGAIN have on tIan'i 10 II short
TIM, Il very large iU - I~.a--,-- ,arIeu
o"r'ia In irl'e:s tnd IA bun. which W" assure
, ou are ia" most re.Itb!. seeds ia Ia. InarLeI.
AMI We viii sci! t!eln lover IIau ANY booty .I,.
'sn sell good -r-'t. Buyiug them N large
Quantities "nnbio- a. 10 80 81, To gardeners. We
az oour" ana see oar prices b"iorc sending yoHr
ori'rs r.-i, an! Tor those tlAt prefer diem. We
wIl nnY" larg" stocks OF t"erry's anu Er.sg.
BIOS seed. Look ." your interest and give "a,
+ call W. i. Main street
NtrE rr-nnCiIuILN-
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Stock Notes .


Mr.. David Frazier. OF Dover " "n'inp, j.
fceiing 81 heat "i h"a>-
Nr. VIM. l.ei'e, OF Dover, township, Is
feeding b head OF cattle.
Mr.. Charles Le'se. OF Dover township, ia
fee ling - mead of native c~alrI".
JichotHp"~ and hor,eograpii> n"rtiy and
expeditiou.iy printed at This "iiire.
Nj. James i.arNln. "i Dover Io"n>hlr, j.
feeding about - head OF native cattle
Mr.. y L.. Moore, OF Lexington township.
i, feeding :. hta" al No ]. l-'rilns STEERS
frInh blackburn has Al hr- sta'les t..e
spring M"mhrtno champion AMI 4 hne "a h.
Hmfus Young /, feeding i head Of .-rehr-
old native cattle ana the 7au'r number OF
hogs.
NH = Grove. OF Middleton township,
j. fe"ding 81 head Of native cattle IND about
loo hogs.
Nj. John Wyatt Lewis. OF Dover town.
ship. /, ierdlng % head OF native cattle aud
lJ) hGs>.
Mr. WIN. Willard, Of Dover township. Ia,
a good hor," aud avery nice jack. farmer'
slouii see them.
Nj. Gilbert Jennings la. loo y"uh-
het'eT- h"rght up. lie VIII graz" them IN
Kansas next season
Nr. sam. SeI!,, near G3"euton, is feeding
> car loads OF steers. l car load or COWS ana
h"ifer-. anu a srntii lot OF hog.
Mr. VIM. Doak, OF Dover townsA p, ia, 4
worry tine 4ck which will make The ,Iprolci-
iny SEASON ~ Ms place on usual terms
Mr.. MenoaI BeAmer i away, on hAni IN
the morse line. We understand that his line
stallion, Al. West, Ia IN magnificent roudi-
ton.
Mr.. II { R'd-c. near HiEglusViiIs, sold.
ia,t week, /" Mr.. j. |. Campbell, IL head of
tire yGar-oIi cattle averaging 1900 pounds.
At so per lead.
Send or nrln. u Items about your stock
auI We val publish tAsuI IN tniS column
II you have any line stock. or are FEEDING.
let fo!A> know II: ii VIII do You good
Mr. John Willis. OF Dover township. sold.
last Saturday, 10 Mr.. Frank ,atnpbriI, !
steers and / nelfer. The steers averaging
l.555 pounds. at ~ cents. -nl the Ire fer
weighing - pounds, at y r"ni-.
Mr.. joel II. Ewing nne sadil, stallion.
Clint nu't. $ in line condition H. aI.r
has 4 very line. five year Oil draft h"i>r.
coal hItck, l. hand, high. called "Iirgr,
clay" He wants to hire 4 jack tor the
season. his having died i few DAYS o
MIR. G~nr-r \,tl,crcu;t - fI.t CROWN.
into mIcr lot Of fancy horses. He has nov
on hi, farm Two ]c.utIHS. iwp-Ne ,r-old
MembrInu.. a very iinn lhr"n-vear-.ni Don
Aria and 4 i've s-.r "li Ret f.t.f-. ~ inv
AS silk. TrnttIn. men VIII hear from MIR.
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C"N"oRp, \. IL. March 1.-The
tootings of all but three :owus in the Isl
congressional district give MarSton 49,
Gu1 and Jones lj.4S1. The towns not
heard from are Nottingham. Tuition,
Borough and Eaton. Last veal these
gave Cheney 2y2 and Marcy $50. If they
are returned the same as last wear Mar
>ton will have % plurality.
CONCORD, y. IL. March lj.-Rcturns
from all but one town in the first con-
gressinal district give Marston IL. s43;
Jones, 1870. The remaining town
(Eaton) gave Cheney 81 and Marcy no,
last spring. If this town is returned the
same as last year; it viii make q til vote,
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II e Killing of James Tyler.

y mo>t uutnr'un4;~ sIfI.r occurred at
DAVIS township last We,inr>,l,y .flern"on.
which r,-uitel Ia lh',i~lrn OF = young man.
4 member Of = most e>ulnthie f4mily. Al the
bands %; ! gentleman ufgrph >tnudIn. III the
cola mflnity always I"sIrl-,I T. a T." -" ib!-,
as -.DI'i:u- msr. /, >-rrI> that J4m,-
y sr. -,n oil John i,l"r. la. for many
months -nrTI-A,d i warm Affection Tor the
daughter of squire PHilIr Ayers, 4 neigh
Dor. The Young ia:y luOk"t coiily on hl,
SUIT. AMI a I w months asn. having become
mentally irrLng"d over hi disappointment
iii love, aud having been iOrblIdcn 10 Wilt
the young lady. his trtrni, IniuC-d him to
20 = topper county ana REMAIN there WITH
relative but ic could not br- Il the chain,
tiIlt drew him toward one >por near the
home of his boyhoOi, ant j irw DAYS saw
HIM back again. OHthe .>enIng above men
Toned. about sunset, having twice during h.
DAY attempted L. - Miss Ayrrs.he appronch-
Ct tie hous". and her father iorsI'l- his ~
trance. wh"u l.. t!ir~ lIrneI that Unless NJ,
Ayers dr.i,tcd in his opposition he would
Nil hIm. aud That il the lady continued 20
0pp">- th- -u't ia" would Kill her also. Nj.
Ayrr- ord, RID hun not To enter tie yari OF
attempt 10 tpprO sch the house, or he should
be compelled /" shoot hun. iuls thIrIt DID
not d'trr The Young man, who diyesr, Il
himself Of IL coat and started for the nou-s.
Nheu he al xpur some nifty feet from i.e
gnte, Tow e.! the house. MIR. Ayers fret on
Ell III srtting - tar back A. the gate and lei!
I - ,L. II,
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THE TOMB

Died In Washington township. L-a!aj ollie
county. Saturday, March 10Th. L.AUfA, daugh-
Ter II Henry uni kcbsccs J.nninKs. in The tntrd
year ui her az.
in >ni- a-bar township, Lafayette county.
March 9'h. Mira. JACKSON, relIct
OF the late Jshu Jackson. about - yesrs Of age.
- In this cItE. March lith. 1877, infant child
81 a Ripple.
- Ia Ray county. March l4th, John BET
TN, necd u years. III, remains werc interTo';
III MaChpelah cemetery IN this city, March 18th
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II.
IL SELLING
~TRISTEE'S SALE.

" UtiiEh-, Thomas II Smith and Bette
W ~uIFh. hN their certain Two leeds Of :rUs'.
one dated ON thu irtI Jay ri september, iS7H, and
one dated On the I:ri day OF september, I>.4.
UmL both duly recorded ia the IrCnr,irr'7 rfIre
tor Lafayette county Missouri, dad convey 10 tire
situated in Lafayette county, Mo to-wit Rep
resented "n fhc plat at the survey iilei in thu. re
"nT!,r uihTc Tor the county OF LAFAYETTE, hr
liz Lex ,-'"n Land COMPANY - 20; uutIher
-fIt,cn iioj. AMI bounded a. Irlluws. to-Nit
{ unurEcIns at Il stake on tlt Independence,
south .lghry-t"wr taD degrees east, sixty r0l
I'pl,~ Ia u stake corner ~ lots fifteen ami sin
teen ~ and l6l thence south sixteen uGl de
res west. thirty three $50 iul.a aud SIXTEEN
flGy links l." stab" corner OF WuldCll's lot;
thence north seventy eight and u half Gs,) de-
Inks H. II >tAk" corner on the lnicliendcnr.
road thence north -IN'cCn III! degrees east.
ihiFiv iSl poles aiOp- sad ru ID to til, beginning
corner. '.I.'AIuInS twritca aud five uRs Iuudved-
TIL ~ H-iuut hrlC~,l IL -rcti'U ihIr;v-irIIr go in
tow u-hip hljt-vn- !Ill. .tai al rtns tH-nty-
to s'rr4, 'H" V'N mont 81 certain nOT.- therein
Io~riln"'i. aTd Il l"r"as, -rI.i notes have become
'u" ami II ittlr. amt default having been made
IL he ut, IL. III thereof; Now Therefore, al the
request al III" Ir-t! holder ct said nutes, and III
p.r~uanC" OF the terms of said de-rs OF trust, the
unarrsIGn-'l. ut-t"r, viii on
TUESDAY. AlItiL Il ri, 1871,
between thS huari OF nine O'Clock ~ the fore
noon aui fvt O'Clock in the afternoon Of tina;
cay "I Lexington, in Lafayette county, and
State OF Missouri, on"r said property Tor sale, at
public vtndue to the highest bidder. for cash for
Tie ltirIr>' OF tfistyIng said deeds of trust anu
n're- and the coet= and eAltn>e> 81 ibis trust
u'eL4tsd ~. = njLsON, IgRatss,
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Just received by express. some beautiful
and choice Hamburg Edglng. neckwars, col
!srs AMI cuffs. Conkllus i Beedlug.
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DIS. l.. IL Z
WATSON,
WANTED.

w r "'i5 pay t s,:a ,Sf sa ss', Fl hs ss; Oh
shop on | .surel street, between Main .ZlV
hni Franklin. Choice meats for sale al All nuurs
OF The iav. mchlftf ID. 4 Is. SMITH.
CITY and County W~arrnnts
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4 CARD

l. all who arr -uh"rlng from the errors sm,i
ini.-crrrI-n. ot Youth. nervous weaknr,s, early
trray. loss 90, EutnhDot. &c, I viii send Il
r.'Ipg that Viii cure y"u. FREE OF CHARGE.
I'M. great rrInety was discovered 10y il mlz,!onA.
- IN south America. send II ,lI-adtrcsse,t en-.
vclop- To rnr E"v JOSEPH l INMAA, station
u H!hi, House. sew YORK nuv25-Gm
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Mcguire, Ter uiv,crlnr WHISKY and Rocb
Z andy Is iusr what It purI'"rts To- h", = true pre-
p~hfar."D ii ;"o-r innrc'!Ienls. q, i remedy in
AL Complaints OF the throat, lung, amt chest. it
haa no .4uIl. Ilg sample bpttte, only 10 Cts
Tncr. up.rw!~ch. A-ett. Lexington, Mo. II
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An elegant and beautiful line Of fancy
rO!ured -pring sAirt, Al '~Onkling i Eeo'I-
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FIR SALE OR RENT.

I.$oRll acres vi ilne productive land 49,
L ."O nii's from Lexington, on the
line of the NARROW Gauge railroad. A EHIIj
bargain offered. For particulars, APP nk
ply To Ii JENKINS,
at Geo. Il hcith's, Wellington, 40.
Also Tor sale my Lexington residence and
several lots adjoining, on Third street Pur-
chas"rs VIII find u bargain on easy terms.
tehiO-Gm tIIZ ,RkTH JENKINS,
At Geo. u k-ith's. Wrliin gton, Nc.
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ANNOUSCEMESTs.

NIl r are authorized 10 announce GEORG
w NJ CAIfOS "a n candidate for re.el-c-
ton To the ONCE OF County school Commission
er OF LAFAYETTE county. Election Tuesday,
April 3rd, 1871. mchI7td
DRS. L.. WATSON Il 4. WATSON.
DHfSItlASS AND SURGEONS. ONCE cor.
1 ner of Main and Pine streets, over Lesueur's
old slrni. Residence al the "Wern Eas''
hen,e, corner NsIn and Main Cross street,.
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immense lines Of mems women's and chill
dren's shoes at COnkling < BeeIins's
nr. .TaroD Welborn sold, last week, his home
i;l-. Iiif".rr- N Old Freedom post oEacr.
=" 'i. E"",It n;-.l We lid not learn the
EI4~e laid.
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t'bIItARl.
- Ia Lexington, March md, capt. VIM. X.
IRII,I, ,ye,i "a Years

Nj. HorR, Mo, March 9Th, 49,.
EDITOR iSTLLLiGESCER. Allow An old frleni.
WHO has kn"Hu the decreased since he knew the
face Of Any person. the sad privilege of paying
II heartfelt tribute to his worth and many viz
tue-. II i not often in 4 lifetime that such u
subject. oI peerless worth presents itself to
II true esu-e of honor amt problty reaches 4 per
Was TO love him. an acquaintance once, n friend
FOR life. The writer could Islsie many instances
Vi his srli--acrIfciug generosity TO contenI-
pOrtri"-. Whilst Il mere b ny generous i'm pulses
grew witt Ei- Irsw;h, A".i -irsns;hsned with
his strrgih. In early manhood ois AM pie world
~ fortune seemed 10 be ussi but Tor the bench !;
OF The needy and drstitutr. In later Years when
revere, Of fortune overlook him, thu same noble
imprint o! early life remained IutelIbly liked,
aud nothing iSnUhie could for q InUInsnt hr toll
erate,i b. him His honor add integrity shons
forth IN every action; his whole lIfe from his
tlrih In Abingdon, Va. WAS 4 living atteSta-
Ron Ui his peerless estimation Of truth and vir-
Tue, aud when the said intelligence reaches his
iTirhu7 ana relatives at his early boInr, they
VIII ierl Indeed that they have lost = friend.
Permit us ulso TO present our sincere feelings
ui confidence 10 our deceased friends WORTHY
wife. who has Travelled life'- athw.y Tor nearly
n!ty yetT-, with one OF our dearest frien1s, but
who Is nOw severed from him by death only
nntI! y reunion takes place where bereavement,
and snrrO~s give place 10 eternal joy. Dur deep
sympathy gO-. our Ia the loving children OF our
deceased frIe not. and We can only spy To them
strive % emulate the virtue. Of your father.
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Ch6up Fralght.


We pruItsredt IN ouri-,uo .,itnc third int.
the circular .: ,lr Mo. F.. md -. l.. X. &
y. railroads. witch st OF, lhtlr term Of
ugrp meni on fr,;ni., 10 inis and otncr
points. though Ina ,lrruiar does not make
The ~ip,rment. & i : r.rnl.v believed ,nat
the two roads are ro.Iiu. their rtrulu.-. A.
We'll - dividing territory, and that - lon.
~ the ARRANGEMENT can h.. mad. tn last,
there will h.. lt,nlurrly 70 rnmprtilion 10
tween u I'm. If III. mnrrnant> Of lrXing-
tom ir<1i, - pi,,,. Them ,rI,r, IA = stu ,ilou
to sell heavy good, Is low a- kau-as civ and
81. Jusrul-,ud thry have not only done
this In The u,-t. tu, h.y, uniformly mad.
lower prire,-!t leaou,e e. them TO keep their
ewes OMEN and 10 u,yIrrt no OuD,rtun,t, for
MAKING a,y,r.bI. i,,,.,Lt r,utr,,r> during
IL. >.,,u vh.. nm. r,,.r vIil Ia. in ynnl
Lp.u,-.r.-, ". ,r.r ,t IN utuotinu :,
,,>. IN, ,,.y- or mar.h,r,. .t o.r.r ,,,tu1>
O., rb. -,;nI~c, of mi, combination between
the railroads. bu; W. think that ". thorough
f.. uuier,t mi the :eeIiuy OF the merchant.
.! Lexington. Th.s so NAT urslr. mat lie
r.Iir,.,,t. .,.I curry ,h.tr t,afvLt t,rrn,h,uv
they are WILING l., mas, far Iy,uY r,,-.
the. a.. even wl.lu. 10 nav III, railroads. II
nr,. MARI. ,n., .,.r ,,'. .s no. ..u 90,
,.,..,a, ,,.n,., ,..
,,., ,... 49,. 49,, i
49,. ,n-., .n,,iu ,,.-..., ,,.,. ,,, 49,"
,,.,r ,,,,I.,, ..-'7, ,.,,., ,,.,.
49,. ~
,., $780,.
..,. ,,,n ,,.n.
~ ~ -,
n. 49,. ,. 800. 49,,
). min. 49,. ,,, -. :.
,..ir,.t .,,E., .., 80. ,.,
-, ,.-
81, =.
, .t,."n
-, ..., 1850.
49,. ,,,r., ,nI ,.r stI.,
,,.,,,,. ~ 49,, ,,,u an
r..,..r No.. '.r.
H. 49,. -
.,,. 49, ,,. v "
$780,.
,..,
.i.l ,n 49,
~ Itl = 60 III lfI = - HIS = / Z II amy IN
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

THE County Board of Equalization will NEE
L on the Ist Monday in April, Is1., and re.
main IN session the whole week, or longer. fol
The purpose OF equalizing and assessing III.
property OF Lain cite County.
mlO-td. MM Il STEELE County Glerh
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VICTIM !

We got a slice of them for the benefit Of our customers
nd everybody who is a lover Of
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Id County Warrnnts
bought.
fehl1tf r.. WINSOR q z OS.
~

A MAJ with n small family to ~ork on Alarm
n 10y the month. Must he used to farm worl
snd come well recommended None uthers nee,
apply: Inquire ut this office, OF on my farm
near GTtrnton.
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