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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-24

CINCINNATI, July 23.-The strikers
have been gaining in numbers here this
evening, chiefly from parties who claim
to be workingmen but are really idlers
of the worst class. During the afternoon
the yard engine Of the Dayton Short Line,
was prevented from shifting cars BY the
strikers, and to.nigh! it is said the au.
thorities Of the road yielded to the de.
mands OF the men. An effort was made
to stop the Marietta & Cincinnati passen.
ger train while going out tonight, but
the engineer disregarded the signals and
went through the crowd withouts stopping,
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.
CINCINNATI, July 24-2 A. M.r-The
police commissioners have issued a
proclamation for the people to meet and
organize vigilance committee Of gentle.
men in:each Ward, to lput violence down
sndssmaintain order. Up to this hour
nofurther trouble has been gexperienced
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-24
ZAHEsvILLE.

ZANEsvILLE, July 23.-About 0 o'clock
this morning two thousand men Assem-.
bled IN front Of the new hotel being built
under contract Of T. B. Townsend and
demanded the men working on the build.
ing to quit. The men all quit and as.
sembled in front Of the Court House,
where the crowd was addressed by Henry
Rlandv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-24
MORE ARREsIs.

At Hornellsville, B. ]. Donahue, the
leader Of the strikers, has been arrested
on an order TO appear before Court. 9th.
er strikers are included in the order,
some Of whom have left town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-24
THE FIRE UHDER CONTROL.

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-The fire a
the South street bridge was gotten under
control after four cars OF oil had been de
stroyed. It's known by whom the fire
was started. A large crowd that wa
present assisted in detaching the car
from the turning trains and running
them to places Of safety. The excitement
is allayed and the people are now dis
persing. There are large crowds o
strikers and others along the line Of tht
Pennsylvania railroad west of the depot
but they are kept under control by the
police under the personal direction oi thC
Mayor, and any attenptAat disorder il
promptly checked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-24

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-CharIes
Clark, charged with being a ringIeader
in melting the riot on the Pennsylvania
Railroad last evening, was committed in
default Of $4,000 bail. Robert Jamison,
Michael Moore, and Mark Harris we're
also charged with being concerned in
the riot, and were held in 5000 bail
each. A special grand jury has been sum
moned for considering the cases Of the
rioters, and the judges are in session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-24

A dispatch from HornellsvilIe says
Everything is quiet. The 23d regiment
will be here at / o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-24

HARRISBURG, July 23.-Itis reported
that portion Of the Philadelphia city
troops en- route from Altoona to Philadel
phiG disembarked from the cars a few
miles west Of Harrisburg, and now they
are working their way towards Philadel'
phia avoiding Harrisburg.
Immense crowds still remain at the de
pots. About 600 strikers have passed
out OF Marketsquare for the purpose o.
intercepting body Of military that was
reported coming towards Harrisburg on
the other side Of the river,
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READING, July 23.-Scveral thousand
persons assembled along the Reading
Railroad this afternoon and stopped the
freight, coal and passenger trains, only
allowing the mail trains to pass, At 8
o'clock this evening seven companies Of
National Guards arrived and proceeded
along the railroad to Penn street, While
in the depot the they were assailed with
stones, and Immediately began firing, it's
alleged, without orders, doing bad work
among the immense crowd Of people in
the vicinity, among whom were many
respectable citizens as well as ladies
and children. The troops fred down
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-24

BUFFALO, July GA battery and the
cavalry attached to the National Guard
were ordered at noon to-day to guard
against any further outbreak. No pas
senger trains on the Central Lake Shore
road are allowed TO go out. There has
been no interference with mail trains.
A public meeting Of citizens has been
called by the Mayor for this evening to
take action for the further protection Of
property and the preservation Of the
public peace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-24
FEW STONES ArrHEi i7ru.

NEW York, July 23.-ThIeMsyor was
in consultation with the police authorities
to-day. In the evening, while the 9TH
regiment was assembling at the armory
the trAmps and roughS hissed, and some
small boys threw stones, but the police
soon cleared the neighborhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-24

BETHLEHEM, July 23.-Censiderable
excitement is manifested throughout the
establishment OF the Bethlehem Iron
Company. The men are determined, in
the event OF strike by the Lehigh Val.
ley, to join them. As the mill employs
between two and three thousand hands
serious trouble NAV resnlt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29
huLlNittE.

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a'''""=h See mat H"" nav" ''-''A' '"'
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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29
CH APPEL HILL.


No prrtrn"i-d meetings.
sickness - on the decline.
| The Eal,rl IiIu Literary society Will open on
the first "Wednesday N pcIohrr-
MIR. -. II ,r"aGer. a y"Uug ami promising
| teacher. "p"ued hG- school dsIrIcI Ne. =. On
| the Intn ulI.
| Farmers nearly DOM SOWING wheat y great
! many ar Ia yubrlanI condition the hrish;
! appearance" al things
OuI high school has g; rrrd again Prof a.
| Nanau-daI", rN-county superintendent OF public
| instruction OF johnson county. an al" and "i-
| hcirnt teacher, is at ITS head
| "" nav. church AT this place. which Is the
Joint property OF the Mcihodists. Haptst-, rrc>-
| bytGrIau~, Frtrmas"ns, etc. hey chang 80
much that We nave lost tIc OF their al-
| pointment~.
Amid ali the great political corruption IN
which we live, ,nuvraud have our heInS is there
nothing upon which to rely Ion comfort and con-
ISOLATION: l. there no bracrn in thu political
horizon To tighten the gloom aai di7,'rrse the
lowering cloud, that threaten approaching
storm Surry we, the old descendants of the
| revolutionary patriots not on III" eve of Il
| political dis solution When raise - rs,
and survey the nel,l THAI l. spread out to our
rapiured vision. W. -" the great stumbling
block, like mountain, rise mp amt veil the
scene IN midnight darkness. TIE great theme
that is now absorbing attention Is the condition
OF the labuTjng Ciassrs. All who ar" acGual ntei
with the past history Tor the last fifteen years,
know that the capitalists oi lhis country have
been doing all within their power to oppresS the
| poorer classes. and they have succeeded far
as To reduce portion OF them 20 stat" little
better than that OF abjrct poverty. Their petit
tions have been sent mp +" the hall- of congress
only 10 bL spUrner aud "as' aid" 10y tn. carpet e
bag congressman. R"ilcaiisrn. with its reiinUe
ol corrurtions amt mtsTerrrs "ntalIuI-. has ever
looked the yeou nry. and passed "druus laws,
giving tn, eastern capitalist and railroad rings
an unlimited control over The ab"ring CLASSES
Is this compatible with American liberty and
any government that toe, not protect the
| rights ui all classes is organized lnjus-
tice Our government has hecom. q pccnni-
arv hesp"tiam. They have passed laws laying
an excise tax on nearly every product of the
| fLrmc~. Under the Old order nt things, the
farmer was free TO trans act Lusn.ess uI-h aLy
person; but now he canno, sell hant "' ioha"-
| 90 without consulting the government officials
surely this is b0wIEg down ami kissing the toe
| of a modern radical pope But 1t appears That
emancipation and cntranchlscment are At hand.
justice l. trCaIirg with firm but elastic step,
, and wherever she goes che brings balm to the
| wounded and consolation I" the broken hearted.
/ South Carolina, redeemed and pnfihrI, spreads
her sails To the breeze, and hymns III" an
| ,h-ms of liberty and life. Loui-itna, reem-
rected and vit..i.ed. III Il rt"niorian voice That
is heard from one end OF the continent to the
other, is calling 10 her sister states, and EXTEND
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29
SkIRVIEW.

MiS MARY Ea7='ii''i Tee s>''I'.'H'' - ''-''inE
her l''"'t7.
h"i'f} N'"'''" l. "'"h''"S ''' '"-"'iE
N"rH."' school
M'7- MAIL" ''+"''"f'"'' ''"'''' ''''s = P''
-'."o"I al ''f'''"
~ ''''''' ''''' - = -
til" Misses ti-h'"'.
Il II >utrk- t., i.,I.r.iI about $40 barrels Of
.... - ,,.. ,....i ....,,I. ,..,-
-" 80 - - ""' '
winter
MIR John Huck '.'Jrrry VIII comm nee teach
$780,. -....I ,r l..,.y II,L u, >
- -
hpuiit-
Charles Ward has rented his farm ;u +. T.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29
General Market.

kANNhs 'iIY, sept. -.
E>trn native steers, av. .ioJ I" 800 81 50d
/ -, prime, av 800 TO i 4 o, 81 2'a4 40, fa'1
to good ay. !. .ILb to 800 S4,1d4 -; nativ,
feeders, ay. ,Una 10 / ljU, s. 4oa3 20; nutIv,
stuckers, $40 TO ,1o0, S3,U3a3 25; nativ,
cows, extra, 81 G5d3 m: native cows, laIr I,
a. -; cnrn-led Texas steers good, 81 0vG3 -
Iurn-i-d Texas steers. medium. s. 15q3 ~
corn-ici COWS, prime, 81 joh2 -; ,cJrn-ier
COWS. iair To- good s. OOd1 40; native oxen,
; =: native bulls. 81 800 90; calves, each,
s. Goa 10 20; Mich cows, each, S25G3i: Win
tered Texas steers, - 1jMS; Winlrrrd Texas
COWS, - 2aI! -; native yearllngs, per head
SIiHl3
HOG>-Packcrs, 81 7nG4 81; -tockers, 81 0U@
20
>IIEEr-Fair 10 choice, $! 5Otg3 -; common
to lair. 81 50a2 -
GOLD-Oprncd al lu3'a, closed ut log.
ST. LoUIs, sept. p.
FLOI'R-Inaciivc and unchanged
GRAIN-wheat higher; No. ; red, ST. 81 "a
october. No DO, 81 TO-. bid. Corn higher
43i,c cash: 42di2i4C October. Oats dull; - y a
c6c. Ry" dun: soc b,u. Barley weak; sampl
lots Nebraska, 45f 1,C
PkoDTCE-- Butter and eggs unchanged.
PROVISIONS - Pork higher; Sl3 ~ cash
Sl3 irGi3 6j september. Dry salt meats NJ
round lots Offering saleable. Bacon active ant
higher; s. -, 5 -, and 81 90. Lard nomnslil
unchanged.
HOGS-Lnwer for light grades, 81 20; good t'
choice heavy IN demand al 81 3iQl5 10 Receipts
? 300.
CATrLE-Easy and slow all round, s"n:;
sales lower; native shipping steers, 400 ib
and upward. S. l005 %. light to good, o3o e
! $50 lbs, si@5, feeding steers. s3 81 @l3 -. cow
and heIiers, - 25aS s7H Cooraao 90 ihis na,ises
s. 80 o. 20; Texans So 4o@.i CO. Receipts; 2. 100
SHEEP - Dull; butchers, S3@i, shipping
muttons, So SAGA 30. Receipts, l,4p'
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29
BY L. b. DANIEL, II. C.. srpl29-5t
Graves n " rod. Attorneys for plaintfh.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

SIA r Or AlS>bl RI.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit court OF said county, in vacation
September 22nd 1877
Lucius Z anu Thomas Is. WGa-
Vel, administrators OF the estate
of Jacob II. a. Weaver, de
ceased, Attachment.
William Horton and William II.
Weaver.
rJNO the said William Ii. Weaver: You are here
/ by notified that said plaintiffs have com
n-nced ii suit against you and said other !eicn-
tiant in said court by petition and attachment,
the object and general nature OF which Is To Oh
tain judgment against you on n promlssory note
executed by you and others to said plaintiffs for
the sum of nine hundred fifty four and forty
three one hundredths 1854 43-lO0) dollars, due
nine months date. and dated the 10th day of
March, 1872, and bearing Interest from date at
the rate of ten per cent. per annum.
And you are iurther notified that your proper
,y has be sn attached and unlcss ron aeprar at
the nrxt term OF said court to he holden the
courthouse in the city OF Lexington, "n the Srd
day OF December next, anu on or before the sixth
day thereof. if the term shall SO long continue,
and if not tn. II before the end OF tn, term and
answer sa id petition the same will be taken AS
confessed.
Aud it is iurther ordered that II copy hereof,
be published IN the Lexington Weekly lnteIli-
gencer, q newspaper printed in said county
of Lafayette for four weeks successivciy, The
last Insertion to he at least four weeks before the
commencement oi the next term oil this court.
A true copy. Attest:
FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
ByC B. DANIEL, ID. L. sept29-jw
Wallace i Chiles, Attorneys for plalntiHs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29

Iu. llcr hands. anunAtIng them with new lie,
a4h h'J|InS them To rise and l"llov. Surely
Justice - coming with ic@ton hand and AN
iTun u el, ANA wo" To- INN who ia'h robbed her
of h.. -cnpt'r and deprived he "i her throne.
tine b. one the outru-'~ "i tl' enemy are taken;
and - the hirrIlH-- OF cruelty and oppression
.r!ve WA. thr army uI n o"rrv and independence
take. I.ps,"--lun ri ,l- yar4'Cd posts, amt con-
vert them into tn- Duiwark- OF liberty From
the Atlantic +" the Pacific, from British Amer
Ica ;u thu Guii ui Mexico, democracy l. mar
anaIiny lrs IDrrr- Tor the contest, aud th" great
na1tl,- !, to be fought: and though The keen
crash 81 mus k"'ry has lied away along the
shurs- unH the roar Ui cannon u no longer h"arh,
yet the contest between Justice and Wrong,
I.hrlty and, oppression, Democracy and SerisnI, 3,
i, still going on AT an astonishing rate. and as
/ Ana f.lI betur. TanrrIan- TAIL the demo nr
at the unconstitutional alliance. a. Justice
/ raise, her voice. che makes tho following ingui-
! mes Why have th. pEhlic lands been wrenchcd
the hand. OF settlers ami given to railroads
/ Why have thr whisky ring been parOnrd and
/ sent out 10 renew their infamous traffic? Why
/ 10 the iahDrlng man oppressed? Why 50 much
| confusion in mercantile transactions: These
! AMI similar questions elicit no explanations OF
the huolty facts. uui Tia" people are left 10 guess
the why's and " hrrcforrs. But rs every tree Is
known 10y it, fruit. an! the iruii Of the last hf-
teen y"ar- = all bad. We may conclude, a. Il log
icii sequence, that there Is IL" explanation eH-
r"pt such h exists IN the naked facts. Who has
presumed to answer thcs" facta and queries
No one And the aborIng classes, wh" are the
sufferers. are now demanding al exposition o
lrr-" thing. y d,ciaIun l. beng made, Anc
whi" N" dark r!oui roll. slowly over us. wit.
tt, "-;r"y IuI, threatening and ghosuy rhanra
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


LAFAIETTR COUNTY.
In the trcuit court "i sad county, in vacation
September 2l>t. -.
Harvey j. Higgins
vs. Attachment.
James MCLartv.
tt'p thr sald Jane McCarty You are hereby
L notified that said piaintli has commenced
SUIT against you IN said court by p-ltiou and
iarhu.cnt, the object and general nature OF winch
| l. II obtain IA Judgment against you upon =
| pr"mlssOrr note Tor the sum of one hundrr!
! 600 dollars, given sy you In SAID riaIntfl, due
~ months after 'iat- ii datrd tn, 3ri day oi
| MaN, l>'2, amt b-arlng ten per cent. interest
| from dale.
| And you are further notified, tina; your prop.
| cTtN has beet attached and uuIrss yun Appvar
AT the neNt term Oi ssa court 10 b. hul,!vn at the
courthouse, IN the city OF Lexington, the .Ir'!
day OF December neat and "n or before the SIKH
day thereof. II the term shall % long continue,
ahh II not, then before the end OF III. term. AM
! answer "aid petition, the same viii be taken as
confessed
And 1t l. further ordere! that copy hereof he
| published in the LeAIns Weekly IntcIlIg-n-
! Ger, newspaper printed in said county OI La
ayette, tor four weeks III, ,Ccselvey, the last IN
sertIUn TO be al least iugr weeks before the COM
msnSenent OF the next term OF tins court.
| A true copy. Attest
FRANK TRlGG, Clerk. -
RY Z B DANIEL. ID 1. eepl2t-jN
Graves \ y oui, ATTORNEYS for plaintiff
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29

Mr. Golden, the iheatricalmansserw whose
troupe were such tavoriteS here. has writ
ten to secure 4 hall for Christmas week.
The board of directors OF the fair a>socia.
lion requ :: US TO state that all school chill
irru VIII he admitted 10 the fair grounds
to-day at half price. that they may see the
balloon ascension.
The falr is a success financially. The re-
ccipts al the gate for the first four days were
respectively. SaS.4I: sll2,30: S354 80 ant
Si3@.t0. Total S"S4,S'. Other receipts
beside entrance fees, about $500, making
II .2S4 50 This. with the entrance fees suc
to-days receipts. will swell the grand total tc
i handsome figure. Everybody is going out
tn-,ia, to see the S223 trot. and the balloon
ascension.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29

There wer- three entries III fh- ihG.. wear
old tr"t nj til" fair gr"uu"~ last lhDr=iF
BAY mare Mat"hIe>s Maid. driven hy Mr.
Travis Butord, and bay mar" Mentui.ah,
driven by Mr. Lon Kelly, ownr! by Capt.
Ryaud Indhunrer. ami Er>>i- M"mhriu".
Mr.. lrcnni', two year old. driven by Mr.
Philip Noble MatchIe-> Maid Won the ,ir-,
and second heats aud til" race. Tune in
first heat 3:lS Mendll,ah second B,>>i"
third.
Til" -hont'ng matches at the taIr We're w"lI
attended, >IX matches COmIu- oil OH th"
first day. and eight Om the second. Mr V.
II. BENNETT acted a. manager throughput.
aud everything wa- condGctrd Satisfactorily
throughout. and everybody wa- satisfied.
First day--F'Ir>t match, pure OF -iNt,ru
dollars first money, Lnb,. Davi, second
money, f.. r. Nicholson Ih,ri money, Ii-
! yidrI between Il. Parsons aHi J. \. FIrd>.
Second match. pure twenty dollars. sam.
| Davls. tir>t money All Downing. second
money j \. fIrld, third mnu'N. ihird
I III .tch. purse twenty dn!lar~. ~rm. pIIrs
/ and r.. +. Nirhol~nu divide first money a,
( T. Parsons and ". B. Hamlet divide seq
! "nd money; K. Davis and CA-on htvI""
| third money. Fourth match. purse twenty
dollars. W. B. Iiaul"tt aud T.. +. Nicholson
divide first money Frank Tut aud At.
Downing divid" second m"hvy. L. pnNi
third money. Fifth match. purse OF 'wo
dollars, X +. WahdciI and Frank Tut ii
vide iir-L money Cagou second money
sixth match. purse Of sixteen dni!nr-, +. +.
Nicholson first money: ;. +. Ingram second
money: X r. Waddril third money. >"'-
ond day-First match purse iitiy-tiVc dol
lars. Caven, of Kansas City, first nancy
sam. T. Ingram. second money Ml!"-, OF
Kansas city. third money. second match
purse of fifty dollars, Mctiar, nt Kansas city
first money ; Cavcn second money, Ingram
taIrd money. Third match. purse of nin'
dollars. sam. Davis first money :. f.. In
gram second nonry. Fourth match, pmr-,
ct eight dollars. Tut and Field divide iir,
money; HIM ct, second money. Flttl
patch, purse of i've dollars; ilnmlett nrst
} rlun"y; rutt and &. ". Se-h divide sec
ond money; Field thiri money. Stxtt
match. purse i've dollars. H,m"tt ;r-. mon,
, ry Nicholson sernud. Seventh match
purse tour dollars, H,mlett first money
Field srr"ni. Eighth match, purse five
dollars. Hsmlett first money Nicholson SIC,
ond. VIM. j. Morrison scorer, DR.. Il. y
Young, referee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29
By {. Il. DAS1KL, II [. scptlS II
GraNes Il Mond Attorneys for nlainrln
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY. !
In tie Circuit court of SAID county, in vacation
September 2ist, ls11.
Harvey i. Higgins }
VS.. ! attachment.
William ID. Qugby.
'INO the said " llianI ID Quigby You are here
L by notified that said piaintlt has commrn-
ced a suit against you IN said CcUrt by petition
and attachment. the object and general natur,
OF which is to obtain Judgment against Won
upon u prUmissory note for the sim of one hun
dred and twenty-five ti25) dollars given by you
to suid plaintiff. due six months after date, and
dated the BIRD day ot April. 1872, and bearing
ten per cent. interest from date.
And yuur are further notified that your prop
erty has beer attached, ami unless You appear al
The next term Of said court. to be holden Al the
courthouse. IN the city of Lexington, on the ird
lay of December next. and on or before the sixth
day thereof, il the term shall so long continue,
and il not, then before the end Of the term, and
amswcr said petition, the same Will b. taken .s
confessed.
amu i. IS further ordered that u copy hereof
be published in the Lexington Weekly Intell-
gencer, newspaper printed in said county oi
Lafayette, for tour weeks successfully, the last
| Insertion TO be at least four weeks before the
commencement OF the next term OF this court
a true copy. Attest.
FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
BY {. b. DANIEL, II. C.. sepl29-5t
Graves Il W yod Attorneys for plantin.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all enc iIiurs and
~ others interested in The estate OF william. W
Harrison, deceased. that the undersigned. .A-
-cutor %, saIu estate, Will make Inal settle
m-nt OF sad estate AT the November term,
ls.1, of tn, Probate court Of l.aIay.tic county. .
LEWIS K. HARRISON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29
EXECUTORS SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
T'iIE under-Igned, Lewis K. Harrison, sxecu-
L tor uf th" estate ui WlIian " Harrison
deceased, VIII On

FINlf. unGer-lgncu, Lewis u Harrison, tScCu-
L tor al th" estate ut " slltAIn W Harrison
deceased, VIII On
MONDAY. NOVEMBER l:TH, Is,
ia front al the courthouse door o ai.y ctt- C,un-
ty Missouri, hetw cen the hours Of ten 'ciork in
the forenoon and five in the afternoon ot that day
sell at public yeudu- L. the highest h,ii-r. all
the Right, title Lnd interest which said deceased
had al his death and To the following dracrlh-
81 real estate situate IA said county The south
west quarter ni ihe southeast quarter OF section
twelve tl2j, saving and accepting strip uI lau':
twenty i1Oj feet witiC taken u1 The southeast
'yrncI Oi said tract, Tor road to the ianI!iS
.TtEc yard, and on" ~ 4Cr" at the terminus of
sti'! strip. reserved 1t grav. yard, also tw en-
ty-iiE" acre. taken OF ui the southeast quarter
"i III" south wet quarter oil section twelve tlsl
and iorty 80 .CTrs, thr northwest quarter Vi iiir
northeast quarter Of section thr "-n ii5), ami
thirty t3V Hrres taken uh 0l the north end "l
the southwest quarter oi thu northeast quartz ct
OF section thirteen Ul. all in township iOTty-
nm" 49,, OF range twenty-five t2i).
lERMs OF sALE-Unc-thir'i cash, Ons-'hlrd in
twelve months and un.-thIr! IN twruty fuUr
month";, with 10 prr cent interest from. day ui
sa"- Deferred payments secured hy deed Ot
trust on the property -uld.
LtWIS L. HARRISON,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-29
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Il hereby gwen to al, creditors an i
~ others interested III the estate of samuel
l.. Patterson. DECREASED. that the unicr-isI.-d
executor of said --taIr, intends TO muk- a
final settlement ct said estate A. th- Noyrr,he'
Term, lI1T, OF the Probate Cu4rt OF IatnI
cite county. Missouri.
ALEXANDRA l.. PATItRSO>,