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FOREIGN MARKETS.
EBv TeIegrapb.l

LONDON, Oct. %, 2 o. m.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed at 30s sd. Wheat generally dab. but in
some cases strong: spring off the coast, un-
changed at 54s 6d@55s; red winter unsettled at
56s@57s; California club Is higher at GAS; car
goes of spring to arrive cd better at Jas; Califor
ria club unchanged at 5o@63s Arrivals for Or
ders light. Corn sd higher. at 30s cd for cargoes
off the coast. and 29s 6d@3Os to arrive. Arrivals
for orders light
$3.50 o. m.-Consols nominal On account
95 1916.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 49,, Las .. H. Flour I'M
changed, 3Os cd. Wheat irregular; spring Id
lower at 11s@1ls Cd; California Club Id better
on the outside price at 13sg13s 4d; average Id
ND on the inside nrice at 12s 10 013s. Corn cd
higher at 29s Cd Peas unchanged at 395 sd.
$685. p. m.-Weather wet and favorable for
crops. BreadstutTs steady. Wheat-winter los Sd
1873 ID California club 13s@l3s Cd. Corn 29s Cd
Pork ATS Cd. Lard ass Sd.
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CANCELLATION OF BONDS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
Egecr1tfua ant.

Executive Department.
Whereas. THOMAS p. FAR2AR. Of the par
ish Of Tensas, in this State has applied to me-
tor the cancellation of the following official
bonds, to wit:
1. One bond, dsted April 81, 1870 drawn by
Francis Barnes as principal aad the said
Thomas P. Farzar as security; and .. One
bond, dated April %. 1873. drawn by Stephen M.
Routh as principal and said Thomas p. Farrar
as security. Both bonds conditioned for the
faithful performance Of the dudes OF said Fran
els Barnes and Stephen NJ. Routh. respectiyely.
as pablic administrators OF said parish of Ten
saS.
Row, therefore, I, FRANCIS T. NICHOLS
Governor of the State of Louisiana. kaye
thought proper TO issue this my proclamation,
In order to give notice to all persons herein
concerned to show cause in writing at tho.
office of the Secretary OF State, in the city o.
New Orleans. within ninety days from and
after the last publication Of this notice. why
said bonds should not be cancelled and an
nulled and the security thereon discharged
from any liabilities therein.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the State Of
Louisiana. at the city of New Orleans. this
eighteenth day of September, A. d. one thou-
sand eight hundred and seventy seven
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana
By the Governor:
| OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary OF State.
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log week last year. The westher Of the recafl
past has beerexceptiona favorable for fatten.
ing Of hogs and for maturiDg the crop OF corn;
and the fact that the receipts are not larger does
not necessarily indicate lighter supply than .
year ago, although there may be no increase In
the number fitted for immediate marketing, or
for the early part Of the coming winter season.
The number Of hogs packed since March 1,
dates mentioned, according to estimates based
on supply, and packing returns furnished to the
Cincinnati Price Current. are 40 follows ut the
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

New YORK Oct 23-Wall street.--Money closed
at 6@7 u cent. Exchange closed quiet at ,481@
4s6. Gold closed at 1929. Governments closed
steady; currency skies 1204@121R. Pacific
Railroad bonds closed as follows: Union frsts
1o5@1O54; land grants 1O2B@103h; sinking
funds 9lhm94T: Centrals 1o5R@106. Stock
market at close was firm and prices advanced
% to Il p cent.
The following are the closing bids:
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For Sale Mt Annexed Prices b
Ing Dealers:

For sale at Annexed Prices by the FOhl0w~
Ing Dealers:
GEO. ELLIS, No. 2 Decatur street,
GEO. ELLIS h BRO. 80 Camp stresa,
i. w. Il. SEEBOLD, 1866 Canal.
HEBERT ds CO., So Chartres.
PIE GOGARTY. ISL Camp street.
Madame LEIIEvRE, 174 Royal.
I4AFARGUE & BRIERRE, 1877 Royal
Mrs. 8. sUGG 100 Orleans.
JAS. KIREPATRICK, $40 Magazine.
+. r. HANSEII, 30 Camp street.
HENRY @. ANDREWS, 1850 Magazine.
FRANK NJ NORMAN. sos Magazine.
A. A. BOHNE. 900 Dryades street.
w. H. MUIR. Pontchartaaan Railroad Depot.
FL. MUNICH & SON. 40 Washington street.
D. LEIGH. $50 Magazine street
And Booksellers generally throueh0ut tho city,.
In QUANTITY TO THE THADE
At Liberal Discount, by
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NEW YORK, Oct. 23-Oeean freights were
stronger for grain vessels which were not
plenty and in good d .mand at rs 4}Gd@7s, I'd for
5000 to 1000 ton vessels. while by steam grain
rates were firm, but not much l higher. although
are in better supply with only a moderate de-
mand, yet rates are not much changed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
Tuesday Evening. Oct. %. 1877.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,

The Money market continued active and
strong day, hut without quotable variation in
commercial paper.
Gold and Foreign Exchange ruled at about
previous rates. The movement in both was
moderate
New York Sight was unchanged.
Stocks were quiet and without any new fea-
ture.
State Consols declined y q cent, while Pre-
MUM Bonds advanced l q cent, the former
closing at S7@s7A and the latter at 3Ts@37h.
Scrip WAS quiet and nothing worthy OF notice
was reported in 1t.
Half paid City Coupons were quoted ut
34036, against 34@- yesterday.
State Warrants continued to rule at 91G91a.
We continue to quote exceptional commercial
paper-D15 . cent per annum discount; Al do
nominal second grade do nominal; loans on
collaterals 10Dl2: Al mortgages 100, and sec
ond grade do nominal.
Gold opened at 1O234 @1O3, against 1929 at New
York. and closed at the opening rates in both
markets, The sales comprised $4,000, en-
bracing $4,000 at 1929 $4,000 at 1929 $4,000 at 1929
@1O3, and $4,000 at 1903.
The sales of sterling were confined to Eli .0oO
embracing f6ooo bill Of ladng at 48s@4s9, $4,000
do and Al clear at 4sS7a@4S91a. and $1,000 bill OF
lading at 400.
The only sale of francs reported was 1oo.-
600 commercial at -.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 1885,
489h for bill of lading and AL clear. and %
493la for bank (bank counter rate at -@494), and
francs at 5.14S for commercial.
The movement in New York commercial
mercial $4,000 private bankers and S35 900 bank
at p u cent discount, and $4,000, $4,000 and $780,
900 bank at 5-16.
The banks continued to check on New York at
4 u cent discount. and commercial sight was
still quoted at q 05-16.
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Seymour & Steven y
Wholesale Booksellers and StatiOnGfS~
No. 90 COMMON STREET,
aJuyu ppr n k1du

NEW ohLLhNos
Agents Of supply for the following publishems
D. APPLETON Il co.
VAN ANT WERP, BRAGG Il co.
TvISON. BRAKEMAN, TAYLOR 4, co.
J. I'll. BUTLER & co.
ELDRIDGE Il BRO.
SHELDON Il co.
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO.
JOHN p MORTON H. co.
UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
se25 m
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South American gold peso s5 O.
prussian twenty mares. .s......... 60 0e,475
yBlHornla gold ..----. ...-.-.. per G dis.
Idsat weight American gold. per dis.
Mtisiiated American gold ........ per G dis.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
The following are the weekly quotations of
the Crescent City Open Stock Board:
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COMM ERCEAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS nEMACRAT. !
Tuesday Evening. Oct. %. 1877. J
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 1900
bales at prices requiring no change in our quo
tations. We give al % the figures and report OF
the Exchange. as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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Among the railroads represented were the
Michigan Central, Lake Shore, Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne, Wabash, Baltimore and Ohio, VAN
dalia, Indianapolis and st. Louis, Chicago and
Alton, and the Ohio and Mississippi.
Now the opportunity presents itself to our
river transportation companies and to railroads
running from north to south to scut under
these rates and make things lively for themselves
and for us down here in the Crescent City. Bring
the grain here and We will be sure to find ton
mage enough to carry it hence to Europe.
Pork Packing.
[Cincinnati Price Current
The eight months of the year termed the sum-
aner season in the pork packing business is within
two weeks of the close. During this period the
receipts of hogs at Cincinnati have shown an in
crease OF 81, 900, compared with last year, while
the packing is but n. 900 more. At Chicago the
receipts have been $4,000 greater Of live and 49,
900 greater of dressed hogs, compared with last
wear, while packing has increased 200,0 600. At
Indianapolis there has been steady falling be-
hind the active operations of last year, which
now amounts to decrease of 66, 600. Cedar
Rspids ia slightly ahead of last year, and CIeve-
land about $4,000 behind. Kansas City has
shown the greatest increase, next to Chicago,
being upward of 10000 more than last year.
or other places, Ksokuk has packed 16, 900 this
summer, against none last year, while an in
crease has been made at Des Moines, Waterloo,
Iowa, Milwaukee, Louisville, Detroit, St. Louis,
etc.. the aggregate packing to this dste being
O. sos, 900, or 235, 900 more than year ago. Com
pete returns from all minor points may swell
this number somewhat. The past week has not
euualed the corresponding week last year IN
amount of packing BY about II. 600. Chicago re-
ceipts of hogs for the week were 72,0O0. against
a coo the preceding week, and 81 600 corrt spoI O.
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A ADJUSTMENTS.
sEADEm OF music.
= q Short Season,

q Short Season.
PUBLIC soH.,day, Oct. n. ,szr
~ aceepted@py CONTRACT AND SATURDAY.
FOE USE KE'AI UNGBADED ELF
MeaufYev,s Eelaetic sneller ssful Comedy
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ment, and New York uuiet ab previous rates for
spots and Irregular for futures. which ut noon
showed decline OF 2-100g4-100c In Octobers to
Aprils. 3-10o@5-1O0c in Mays and 5-100@6- 1oOc In
Junes, and closed ut d net reduction of 6-10Gee
7.1ooe in Octobers. 3-10OD4-1oOc In Novembers to
Februarys. and 2-1oo0e3-1oOoin the later months.
The saaes OF the past three days sum up 1880
bales $500 on Saturday, 1850 yesterday and 1900
today. against 10000 last week and 1900 the
week BEFORE.
Receiptssin Friday evening DC. 6Gs bales, EN- :,
braning GIT from other delivery ports (of which
3243 from Mobile and 1914 from Texas and 20. 449
proper. against s0o6 proper last week and 3,719
last year. Total proper since Aug. 81 gO,343
bales against 165, 1856 last ear-decrease IA .s4S
The exports comprise 10. 17O bales embracing
1900 to Liverpool. 1918 to Havre, $40 to Malaga
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from 10 m. yesterday to u m to- day
H,174 Bales against 21os1 last week, and Is .069
Y o9s last week, and 90 o62 last year Total since
August 81, 479,4O2 bales. against 7o2693 up TO
Monday noon. October 49,. last year-deerease
225s2g1.
Exports Friday. to Monday inclusive) to
GfeatB 24681 bales against II 1892 last week
and 1911 last year. and to the Continent $3.50
fagait Sa ast week and TIT last
m. 32oi54s bales. against 25sy577 last week and
400, 232 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared tbefore, to-day's exports)
1899 bales. embracing 1889 for Liverpool,
$500 for Havre. PISS. for. the North Sea- 127i
for Bremen. l2i for the Msditerranean and 2177
ably TO its account at Ia M 4e.s74 bales part of
"4 At noon J, n to-day Midding was quoted at Gal
at 1o'aD1o 11-16c. at Charleston nt 1oM@11c. at
Wilmington at losEc.. at Norfolk ct 1oac, at
baltimore at n1Se. at New York at 113sc. at
at 107st@0kc, at Philadelphia Mt 11s6c, at Cincin-
natl at 1o76e and ut st. Louis at 1Osac.
The Exchange reports: Sales 5000 bales.
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STOCK same time lbSJ year .......-..... liz. 10y
To-day's exports were to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 3746 bales,
against 8i31 on last Tue sday and 4147 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts. see above report.
TOBACCO-Ws did not hear Of q transaction
to-day. The amount on sale Ia estimated
at 800 hhds. We revise and reduce our recent
quotations as follows:
Inferior Jugs 3@3l4c. low Tugs 31s@3Ac. medium
4945sc, good to fine 4A@51tc. low leaf 51s@6hc,
medium 7@se, good 9W1O1sc. fine 11@1lcs, and
selections 12@12mc.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1877. 1854,
Arrived past three days. mono
Arrived previously .-.--...-. TOP 7o2
1926
Exported past three days. ......... none
Exported previously. .-...-........ 1923
Broken up for baling city con-
sumption, etc .................. 225- 3.14s
Sfool, IN hand OFT 12p
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The general managers and freight agents Of
the railroads leading east from Chicago and 81.
Louis to New York and other seaboard points,
held meeting in Chicago on the 10th inst, and
made their winter advances on east bound freight,
to take effect after the 22d inst. The new tariff
contemplates an increase of cents per 100 pounds
on those articles heretofore embraced in the
fourth class, such as boxed meats, dressed beef,
hogs and mutton, and unmanufac ured tobacco;
also, like advance per 100 pounds on live stock
and bulk meats, IL cents over the fourth class.
The rates are:
New Bos- Phila- Balti-
York. ton. deIphia. more
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-02
MAYHEM.

Mount Hebron r!isIrIii hats Il brand new organ
li"npI- growing Iin-!y, Du't pruIHi--, /, ,uOi
yIsii.
Mis- pttie Genmins has G"r- 10 kruru,kv. gu
II visit to her friends; 7h- expects /" spend ur
summer in the famous blue grass SLATE
Changers Will finish planting corn lGIs week
y great deal had To D. planted
What corn Is up is growing rapidly
Wheat prospects are good; sum- irl.is have
commenced 10 head out; expect II ImSs weld
and ~ =, or mere per bushels iyr II. that - #
Russia and Turkey are willing.
Lilly. daughter "i Il. Moore, jr dtri Oh La,
Sunday. Sue vas HE household pet; W. ,ympa.
thIze with the parents, she Ia, just crossed ovri
TO wait tor ihc loved "nr7 left behind.
Mis-. Vaughn. daughter Of ON c,icrinrt friend
l.Ubcu ru,sctt. VIII" has been dangerously III
with typhnId ma;arinl fever for ei.tt week,
nns commenced t, improve and thinks Sn" val
lee ahis to hc up IN i week or two TO mIug!s
with her friend, Que, more.
Elder hco. Platt,nrur. Will preach ncr" on
tr-m"rros dune 3ri at II O'Clock, also al
night. An that Wish TO hear close REASONING and
plain scliptlral talk. should not miss hearing
hlm. lie breaches here on The first sunday Ia
each month.
We are going To tuve the {. 4 a. K. L.
Inc survey runs one hundred yards north oi
our city plat; sou had better come out and e icct
u lot to bIiii . new Office tor the Intel!Iscnccr
wont " feel big wher we have tue lola I;rlir-
ble' published on our h"auf!tui mound That
-NullvIlle man need not bother hs m!nI about
the "a K L coming Uv his on" horse
town. Tor We know Mr.. Blackstone To be- q man
OF excellent business Qualifications and Wi
run the direct route and come 10y such clt!r, AZ
lI--
ing ~ UTalse AZ Ills own burg
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-02
THE WAR.

iar "ew> from the seat 81 war during
tue first Jay, OF the week was unim-
p"st,ut. Both sides were reported ~
nr,lng preparations. OF the Danube
and ia A,ia Minor, Ton great battles.
The tar and Sultan are to Join their
respective armies IN person, and the
Car. It IS said. viii take command OF
his armies, that Al. jea!ou,ies between
officers may he averteI. There are in
d.ra..on~ that Russia vii! succeed in
Inre.iu" the views OF England. by agree
!u~ to make OF Cou-tantinople q free
C.'y. AMI guaranteeing her rights in the
Su-l cana. and by formally pledging
hrr-r.; To- DO nothing to Interfere with
the English East Ine,ia possessions. The
Sr~Yil,is are becoming restless. and de
sire To- actively participate in the war
against Turkey, but for some cause it Is
understood that the Gar does not en-
courage them It may be that he re-
members their rccrcaucy in the early
stages ri the complications that lead to
III. war, and thinks them only worthy
10 act - = sort OF home guard" \
curious ruInur comes from Crete to the
effect that great antI-Iurkish excitement
eI.St5 there. and that they are about to
ash the great powers to appoint Glad
stone. cX-prctnier Of England. as their
prince aud ruler. 4 meeting has been
appointed between Emperor Francis
Joseph and the Car. at H~ermanstadt, so
Il -rc:us that while actively in the field
against Turkey. Russia is not neglect
~ every diplomatic ]precautiOn which
can b" taken to prevent her enemies
tall oi peace being patched up by the
inter, rntion u Germany. hut there IS
little likelihood that the gia'!iators. once
"a the arena, vii! consent to cry tor
quarter without at least one struggle.
A: Indicating the popularity Of the war
III Russia. we learn that over five million
roub.es have been raised in Russia for
Wal purposes, 10y voluntary contribu-
lions. The Vienna TagbIatt states that
MuhAt:r Pi-ha has been dismissed from
hIs COMMAND and will he court-martailed
Tor representing that he had equipped
All army OF 1T. 600 men, whereas he had
only So. 400 at his disposal. A tale Of
horrible cruelty comes by way OF Bucha
rest TO the effect that sOme Bash
BaIouks crossed the Danube between
kt!araik and Jalomitzu. aud that they
captured fourteen Enumanian militia
men, and cut of the calves Of their legs.
a SPECIAL from Paris to the Times saws
The Turkish !ron-clads are expected Al
Alexandria on the 18th of June to escor,
the Egyptian transports. BY a dispatch
from Ezerouln, dated May 81, we see
that all is quiet there, and at kars heavy
rams retarding operations. \ dispatch
dated Berlin. Nav 3lst. SAYS that the
Russians. after reducing ArIailan Il
ruins. permitted the Turks to re-occupy
the place. The Danube is reported a.
being very high aud this. taken in con
nection with the heavy rains III Ash,
Minor, has rendered movements OF troop.
slow. and the general news of the weel
rather more uninteresting than it ha
been Tor some tune.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
WELLINGTON.

5. ii. Hurr.s' .chool closed FRIDAY "i !.t
week.
H-v. \ A Moor prcrrht= L'r- &" morrow
morning
john Hall shipped TO 81 'nl' ten 'af Louis pi
IA: cattle his week.
Business gDot Tor the season. oar !@"h = by
no Incuu= dead Vel.
II Is iun-,4ll sold ou, tn remnant stoct oil
goods to j -. Conner.
W III. Cora, y son have Just received IA second
large supply oi ping goods.
Lewis LAY shipped nmriy-thIte iai hogs IN
the down trip ri the Fannie Levi.
II. u. Iunstali aurtioued oil ia considerable
portion OF Ia, goods last saturday
Rev. Pitts assisted by Re. Wool are holding
IL PIotracted mcciIug here this "-ek
The Cherry cIup viii not Ice - large H. "utIci-
i'atei. being bl..tted b lhe c"id snhl'7 aud
Iell on
John \ locktart, BLACK 7m.tt ant pl"" m"keI
We venture 10 sn> 10 dom. The largest business
oil anl shop IN IIe county.
Nj. Walker Young started Ior hs hoimr IA
Oregon this week Mr.. sarah + al and rU!L
Porter 60 with han as lar rs California.
Oar tUwn ua, the "-s.n mama tvcI' hI-t-
ness housr has JUsI pat up i ne" zi.n OF hri tie
old Iaird one. IepA.uIrd. which 7mnws good
tustc
Hon. Il j Franklin, !. \ LougnIIIa". j
spcn, three inys here last week on Il squirrel
hunt and nshiuE tour. We understand they had
guoi !uct aue took hUEI. lot OF game.
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THE CIR

Horn-in Clay township. Lafayette county.
SYLVIA boy.
- In Clay township. LAFAYETTE county. Mo q.
May 2''h, L" tlv w.f""i Mr.. 1. J. smith, boy
= In Clay township. Lafayette county. Mo.
May Ssh, TO the wife Of Mr.. Thos. t.. GIhIs-i
girl
- In Clay township. La tny ut. county. Mo ,
May 2a;h, L" the wtir OF Mr.. Gc"rg" I:trkcr-i
hoy.
- At H"bt"wn, LAFAYETTE county. Mo,
SUNDAY, May = til, I" the wife OF John Martin
II boy.
- In this city. Wednesday. May 3rth, To he
vile Of Maj. JmO. +. RyIaud-a boy
In Dover tow nshIp, recently, 10 the VII,
Of Mr.. Taylor Il. W!nu-l boy.
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Religious.

-,,,i''> ut ihc , trhoIic church Tomorrow. hy
Res tniE-r toOney.
LItrr |.o rIartenhnrs will preach At Nav
view morrow morning nj II "'c!uck, and IN
ia. rloniHG.
Rev. X r hrrr Will preach At the Ple-Uy-
trI iru church, IN this rtiv. Iu-nIVrrow m"rming
AMI svcnln-. at the usual bouts.
Rev ] W. Dunn. rector. Will mob! regular
|-rrvire- ut the Episcopal church, IN thia city
tomorrow morning ami afternoon. at til" Usual
tpur-.
Rev. =. =. BRYANT. ID - Of Jefferson city
SIo wi!I preach al the Methodist chuIcli, II
tins "tty Iu-InorTbw morning ami some Other
visiting brother. probably REV. John - Nincil
Will fill The pupil in the evening.
81 Louis Tunes B H7hop Robertson 0' the
Episcopal DIOCESE al Missouri Wa hon"rcd will
"a lar-" congregation A. kan-a- civ IN Sunday
last AMI delivered dIscnur-r> morning aud
evening Rev. Charlie. II. -. t.trmn was
ordained Il priest nj the morning service
Rev W Pope ietntan, II - 81 1T. i.ouls.
will preach al The Baptist church Ia tins city
to mnrruW morning, AMI Rev. Il. 7. Tut, y
M.lshtii. Mo. Will preach IN Inc evening. lbs
uu-rr nII inih ucc Isions viii be rrL,terei Uy
MI-- ii.rIIe k"Y4kIn's v,ctI class, srconrun,e"
tv Prof l.in.bel At the rr-aH. iIu,i assisted 10y
M"s -. ,hiies, Ihoma- .nEi smith.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
Lar ATETrE cor $II.
In ~" I'r"bat" court, ~ l.iiIrr't" county. h!s.
- adjourned term, End day-N,r 9Th. -.
faUIuI> shelby. HimIMl-irt'vI ui tie estate o..
William shelby. I-r"a-.l.
Now al this day c"In,= Thomas sicily nd
~ lnlnlStratOr oil tie estate ut NNl.a-a
SHELLY. deceased, an! presents l." ia. rnUr'
his petition praying Tor An "!H'r Tor Ia" - " 'i
30 much ut the real estate III -A.t l"''.t-"r!, H-
VIII pay ant satisfy tnr remaining debit .u' hs
sald estate, and yet UEIAi! tor Want al Ni4"."nt
assets. accompanied By The .crDuEI-. lists tn!
INVENTORIES required by lax IL -u'n "i-'-: p"'N-
animation whereof, II - ordered that al. persons
interested III SAID r-tut" b. notified That hppI.'I
tiUn as Aforesaid has been made, an! HEl"-- tA"
contrary ue shown On or n-luTU ia. ii-i Ia 81
ihr next term ul lhI- court. G." tr h"". -n '., !-t
Monday IN iuiE. I-.s. an ortiz wt.i 10 made
Ion the sale at tir Whole, az 80 much ui 't. I.f.
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