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ORDER or PUBLICATION.

IL IN" Probate Court Of l.afty site county. Feb.
ruary TERMS b a y--Feiiru.ry 10TH. 1875.
1holItS >tandi-h. Public Administrator vi the
estate oil Robert JOhn-on, decreased.
Now al ihis 'iiy c"nI"s thomas >tan,ish Pub
~ lie Administrator oil the es tate III RubvI
Johhh"n. deceas.d. and pres-i t. his pctitiun,
praying Tor All order tor The sHle OF sn much vi
til. real estate Of said deceased he will pay and
satisfy the remaining debts due by card estnte.
and Yet UNPAID for want oil sufficient u,eets, ac-
c"iup"r!e 10y The accounts. lies and Iuventorie
required ny law IN such csse on Numinat ct
witrr' o,,it IL ordered That ali persons interest. I'd in
sali estate he notified In II application as aCvr. =
eaid has been Made, and tn I unie>s t e cOnriu
~ u- hu""on Ut before tie fir t'iay OF tie n"a
term Of mis- court, 10 t- held on The eecpnd u ~.
day in May. 1873 All order Will re made tor III,
cate of The VIII Iie. or so much of the r-Ai tsiar.
oi sari dec"asrd As Viii lie Sufficient or The pay
III nj %. said d BITS
And II 10 furtr er ordere thai tnis notice b
pubiisIrd III IN" Weekly lntellis,nr-r u-~--
paper printed IN naid county OF LAT ,yctt., iui
Jour weeks ,ucc--s,vcly i-fore h. Confluence
M n U: tie next Term OF this court.
A true copy. AT eot
WIN T. CANNON,
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This company is purely mutual. not having .
dollar Of stock. Its policy holders are the only
members of the Corporation. 1t is therefore in
effect. u simple partnership of persons for incur
ing -ach others lives. There being no stock.
there can be no sale of the Company from one
set OF owners and managers to another; but Tvs
affairs remain perpetualiy IN the entire control
OF the members themselves. 10 elect u board of
twelve directors each year. THIS board meets
weekly. and directly superrises all the business
of the Company.
The Compsnr Issues whole life policies with
either annual premiums for life, which it prefers
anil recommends. or with q limited number OF
premiums: 1t will also Issue long-ferm endow-
mcpts. Experience has shown that these are
the most Advantageous forms Of policies, both to
rne individual and to the Company. We shall.
therefore, restrict OUT selves TO them
The surplus earned in any year is returned 10
the following year. only by reduction of premium,
thus limiting the pay ments to the actual curren.
cot OF the insurance.
In thirty years. this association OF men united
in interests and purposes. as II single feature in
It's history. has paid 10 the representatives. OF
sven thousand Ave hundr,d and SIXTY members
WIN have died. the vast ., m of twpnty-dve MIL
lions one hundred and twen'y-nine thousand 1v-
hundred and thlrty-,ix dOilars-$26,l2o $50. 90
As follows:
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sHERIFF's SALE,

George w. EIviou
IS
Henry X. Deter.
u Virtue ni special execution. issued from
- the "ihce o. the C ,erk ~ HE Circuit court Of
%sfar.rre county, Mrs, M. il FAVOR OF S-orge
v. Nlg,on. ani guns Henry X Deter. TO me
directed, and re'u,n be TO the April term, 1873,
Oh saii CO art, | will, on
SATURDAY,. THE 6ru DAY OF APRIL, 1878,
between the hours of nine o'cin k III the lore
nom amt live O'Clock in TIE af', rHrOn o. said
day. AMI in from; vi the COURTHOUSE door. in tn.
city Of Lcxinsi"n, in L,iny cite county. Missnu-
said county sell publicly by auction, 10 the high
est bidder, Tor cash IN hand, all III" right, nile,
interest. claim and estatr OF the said Henry X.
Deter. defendant. In said execution, in and to
I G following d. scr bed real e-tate, situate, lying
ami tring in the county OF l. .~fayett., state OF
Missouri, ro-wIt: Lot eleven an In block J In
III" town of H,gginsvi'le. rs per plat, now on
nle In the recOri, RS Ollie. for sail county: also
the east halt of lot No one ~. b-ginning I -
point twenty (3O) feet south OF the northeast cor
nrr u the west hall OF the north west quarter OF
SECTION xix Bj, township iurty-nin. (49J, OF
rang- twenty-five t25 . and running thence par
tiyJ ami duty (5J). west three t3I degrees, nine
ty-ninr AMI one-ha'f 1927 chaiLs IA Il stone;
thence south two t2l degrees hity -one t5l)chalns
TO II stone; thence East parallel with HIST line
three t) degrees, ninety eight ami one-half
t9srl chains 10 II stone in ih- east line ot said
w"-t hall OF northwest quarter; thence, with
SAID last nHmed line. north two ~ degrees uity-
I -One t5ll chains to the beginning corner, one
III acre.
Given under my hand. this 9Th day Of March,
ISIS GEO NJ MOISTjoY.
mur1ft Sbu.riH
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position. AZ, for in lance. e III est and
esSe is stlll pronounced short.
Great are should be taken Ms to
ft-i ,hrrt sylIahles ; e. G.. eSSe,
amutur amatus DISH, guish
fructus CAST u shorty and fructuS
CAST u iunH).
DIPHTHoNGs.
In all these, each element is heard.
Let the combination be rapid.
4e or al like ay (yes). In rapid
%utterance, it is nearly our personal
pronoun of the tir>t person. l is =
compound sound made up of al and
&c. See Walkers Dictionary.
Az like o1 in nov. The analysis
is an 90. The rapid combination is
Op IN noW.
Ell as III vein, slightly drawled, and
no like the English i i'll time.
En AS eh-0o; many give the sound
of eu in .teud.
De or OF like OF in oil.
u like French OH; very nearly our
pronoun VT.
The American Pathological Asso-
citation recommends The use of the
Italian sounds of the vowels aud
diphthongs.
CoNSoNANTS.
ID, t. h. Il, |. N. p. t, as i'll English
So b IKE f .giish b. Except that as
Ps. Thus, urbS. corps
always hart. like English K. Sec
Bullious's Latin Grammar, ) II, 4
note.
g always hard. as in gire.
Jlikej III hallelujdh; /. e., like Y in
yet.
II at the end OF words appears to
have been scarcely aadible.-(Ruby }
Nc IS like ngS AS ancora, Ike
anchor.
Ng like ngs a. FRANCO, like anger.
q" AS in queen or by. But the
combination quH was odious to the
X mar eye and ,ar. For guam
aiwsYs write cum. Even equuS aud
DqHuntur may be barely tolerated,
ANA ere u>ua " written egu0S or
ecus and locuntur.
R railways trilled, as i. French.
y always Kissing, As i'll this; never
like :. Thus, mas. pes, trans. Every
E"sIlsn compound with trans SHOULD
have the kissing sound. See the
English dictionaries, Worcester. " ell
ster. Stuart.
II with IN pure sound nf ii Esys
| r served. Thus, natto. nah te o. ard
not ma she.o az nuh-yhe 0. SEE Bui-
tion>'e L,tm Or .mmrr. 8 IL. 4.
ri. E giieh r. or E,ench 0u III
oui.
K sEs. never gs.
Il cur, only ~ words of Gree
origin. n i PRONOUNCED Ik- zetu.
Ge nR Cur,Ius, n the E naid .
'l"ns of his Greek Grammar Nrau>-
by Evelyn Abbott no. Murray,
l."ndon, PIP. 2S3 IL no. 50, II,
1t e%reforr, which /, shown Nv prU-oUN
be Il double cOn>ouaut, must Ger |
~ be pronounced rs dz, II at rs,
. with a soft s."
Ps pte-rrvt-the sound OF both it,
as in psuHo.
Ph, tn, oh, r by mmu'ains, arc not
pr"nouhcvd u, IN either 4 glI,h or 10
German, iut AS p-h, tn. c-h, or the
OBITUARY p, {. &C, immediately followed
by a rough breathing. so Curtiu,
MS to the Grerk q; see Fluctuations
p.7. Those WHO would be annoyed
bv 60 much that is foreign to the
will take comfort III Hadiey's
,temen'; see GRAMMAR! II. The
letters, phi, theta. chi, seem t
have h,d ut first the sounds OF phi, tn,
oh, in English uphill, hothpuse, hIocs-
But at'erward they Cam to
sound as i'll E,gli-h graphic, pathos,
and German Inachen, the last being
a rough palatal sound, no longer
heard in English" Many orthuepIsts
set down oh as practically K.
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N. z. &. T. NEW PASSENGER RATES.

Sedalia Democrat: Several wreks AGO
the Democrat announced that Major
Bond had notified the railroad commits
sioner. that the NJ. X. & T. would con-
form their passenger tariff to the state
law on April /. Yesterday a reporter
visited the general passenger depart
ment and found Mr.. Teasdale and his
assistants preparing new tickets and
rates IN order to have everything in
proper order when the law takes effect.
The following are the new rates from
several leading points, in comparison to
those now IN force:
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w. e. RICHARDSON.
THE oAA METHOD OF PRoETA-

II ROMAN METHOD OF PRoNr>-
CATION.
Long and short vowtls re erali>
'iIher in qusntlIy, not quality. of
sound.
L"Ig q is sounded like our q in
father. Ii hast e rich italian sound
IF HAT letter, Ms Indicated in the
dictionaries OF Worcester and VIII
er. The sounds we hear il fate
'nd fat are unknown in the Latin q ;
- ALSO ID that Intermediate sound OF
which some otherwise good speakers
a'e gui ty in SAYING. or trying 10 say,
"Onr Father" Snort q has the sound
pi q in diudem.
Short e Is French grave e, which
Surcnne property ~repre-enls as our
{ III met, very siig lily prolongued.
Long E is same fin quality, differing
only III quantity. II IS Freuch cir
cumfrx or e in met till more pro-
Ionged :h,n grave e i'll Che French
word) tres. Thus, (the French word)
fete rs rapidly enuncia,ed among the
Parisians, is represented in the works
of English photographers by fate.
This is certainly a convenient ap-
proximate sound.
Long o as o i'll 40. For short q
Roby gives dot, not, omit.
Long u like 90 i'll moon short u
like u inJuU.
I intermediate between i aud u.
1t Is French u or German %(umlauted,
u mueller Gin German is nearer
Miller than Muller). For couveu,
ieuce' q e,,heu, rank q With.
A short vowel rendered long by
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SHERIEE,S SAlE-


Jsbez r. o]uoIw.il, admir-.
vs.
Daniel J. Morgan.
, virtue OF = special execution, issued from
- III" Office 81 the CLERK al HE tir,II' court
Oh Lafayette county, Missouri. in favor oI lab Z
l.. SHot"ttl. administration ul The estate of WI
liam L Hall. deceased /, uui az inst DANIEL j.
Morgan. TO mr. directed. and r-:urnabi- TO the
pm term, 1913, of sad court, ] viii. on
The 9Th DAY OF 1875,
bet" zen II e hour. OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon '.ni I'VE O'Clock in the afte rnonn Of SAID
DAY, AMI IN front Ol the courthouse door IN the
Guy "l i-rAInStnn IN |. DAY elite county. Missouri,
uiilt.g The session Of tnr said circuit court OF
sad county, SELL publicly, b. auction. to the
hiYic-t bidder. for chsii in iianGi, ali the right,
ute. Interest. claim AMI ratate Of the SAID Dan
lei j. Morgan, defendant, in sail execution.
IN nn'I IL ifr flowing iehrrID Il real e-t,re,
eitua's. lying ANA being IN thr ccun y oi l. ,iay-
cite, an. sta,c ui Missouri, town.: Tie etat-
nall oi The northeast quarter Of sectIun one ~,
III io"n-h.n forty MIN. tiJl of range twenty
eight, (2sj.
Gwen under my hand, tn, Ah dav of VI srch,
1878. h NJ. MOCNIJOi,
InCh8- I'd SirrId.
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AHEKIFF,s SALE.

IS
L"vInia thompson, 1t al.
Ili virtue of a special execution, Issued from
IL the "itcr OF In. clcIk vi the Circuit court OF
L. ayeite county. Miss uri. Ia fav' r o. faschal
\. gibbs and J"hii McS""l, as administrators Of
The estate nl samuel d ma ,ieceas,Ii. rni i:uiust
LeSiniI lhonp-''n tcUl"r,'i). I;-IIch iiailuck.
tcoiurei). AMI John iiaiiuck, (c,,i"rr.il, t. me
directed. aud rctrrnablr to the April term. 1873,
oil said court. | will, on
SATUitD if, HE GIN DAY OF APRIL. ISIS,
bctwrcB the hour Oi nin- o'ci ,ck in thu lore.
noon and five o'c!rck IN lh- afternoon OF sad
':ay, am! III front al ihr courthouse door, in the
city al Lexington III Laiay' lie county, Missouri.
during tue " rsIon oi th- saiiLircuII court II saii
county, sell publicly, by auction, to the Inquest
i'1iIer. itr cnrr IN hand. all the right. ute. ln-
ter'si. claim u!.d e-Iatc Of IN" -aIi leSIn'a
lh'rnp-On. tc"iutei). k-uIch H-l.uck, tcUiur-
ei), AMI john HhlLuck. tcolpr-Il d"i-nhants in
sai'i cAecu'.nn, IN and to the iOIiuWing uescrIu-
ti real e7ia Z. -Iiuatr, lying a. Il b'!n- III the
cOu ,ty oil i.hlay tie, ava $ ale oil Missouri. to-
vi: Ihlrty 800 acre. of ui tue nrrih t ID OF The
n'ritet al quarter al The nuTihe act quarter ui
= ctiun l"cn'y I've E25l. III township ioTty n.ne
(aJ ut rang" twtmt -,igIt t2sJ.
TWEEN un,ier my hand, ihi sth day Of March,
ISIS utO. NJ. MOCNTJDY.
uaie:d Sn,Id.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In TIE PROBATE Court Of Lafayette county, Feb
rlsry 'etin-3d diy-tebrnary 18Th ISIS.
William I. Bcatie. administrator OF the estate
JAMES r. Banhan, drceased.
MO" AT This day comes William e. Rcatie,
IN aimini-f TRAITOR OF the estate Of James +. Bon =
ham deceased. AMI presents his petition. pray
ing Tor an order for the SAFE oil eu much
nj the real ehtate of suid deceased as will
pay and satisfy The Remaining debts due BY
said estate, AMI Jet unpaI : Tor want OF %suticicn
assets, accompanied by the accounts, lists anil
Inventories required by law IN such cases: on
examination whereof, IL is ordered that 4ii
persons interested in said estate be notified tia,
application. rs aioTesati has been made, anu In I
unless the contrary be shown on or before tt
hrol day OF the next term OF this court, u be
hei. on the secondMonIay in May, 1875. an orI,r
Will lie made for the sale Of ihe Whole, a. E,
much uf the real estate OF said deceased, Sc wiz
be sufficient tor the pay m.Dt vi said ,iebts.
ANA 1t is further ordered that this notice be
published in the Weekly lntclligencer. a nrwspa-
per printed IN sad county OF Lafayette, Tor toui
weeks successfully before the commencement o.
The next Term OF this court
a true copy: Attest.
II. r. CANNON.
Inn #-
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE,

T ETTkRs of administrator on the estate oil
IL Burr RsnIsy. deceased, were granted to
the undersigned on the Sth daS of March.
1873, by the Probate court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri.
Ali persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them Tor allowance to the
a, n lnistratrix within one year after the date oil
this notice, Or they may be precluded from anv
benefit Of such estate. And IL such claims BE-
not exhibited within two years they will be for.
ever barred. ROBERT II. RAMEI,
mar9;l Adminisiratur
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

I ErTERS of administration on the estate of
IL William ID McCUrd, deceased, Were granted
q. The undersigned on the 20rh day OF February.
1873, bv the Probate court Of Lafayette county,
Missouri.
Ali persons having claims sgainsi said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance, to
the administrator, within one year after the date
of this notice, or they may be precludet from
any benefit Of such estate; and If such claims he
not exhibited within Two years they will be for.
ever barred. JOSEPH NJ. LOWE,
feb23S Administra tor.
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q NOTICE

T EriERS of administration on the -et tie Of
II Esther 4. F.Tzs-rrl. deceased, were xrantcd
to the undersigned on The STU day OF Mtrcn. 1878.
souri,.
All persons having claims against said estate
arr require u EXHIBIT them tor allow ance TO the
administrator within one Year after the d Ate of
this %rntice, or they may be preclu'!ed from any
br,,ent of such estate And II such claims lie
not exhibited within two y-ars. they will he for
ever barred. JAMES A.
M ,rot5 Administrator
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IPETER ": 6.

"NovIcr," u Greentou CORES
poudeur, ssks Tor III Interpretation
OF tbs ptsssg". 1t is confessediy one
of The most difficult in all the Bible.
One ns.ute commentator SAYS con-
corning i: "Uumc lOcum non intel
lfgO," AMY runfrssIng that il WAS
To him uniutelIigibIe. Perer says, in
his s'eord epis,l, that his beloved
brother Paul nsd writteu some things
winch were ''harh 10 be uudcrstood;'
II i Questionable however, whether
in nj of P,ul's writings y more diff
cult passage than ,h,s can be found.
We will give SOM. of the nor i'm
p"rtamt interpretations which have
been made.
at was on this principe nj a gen.
erai Judgment. thar the Christians
Who are already dead had The gospel
rretC!cd To them. Sd that according
10 the common Law OF our nature
they smtf + The penalty of death, but
by The mercy of Gui they will be
Fest rc,l Ia life again by the opera
ton ct tie Spirit [Burron, Wet
Stein. R~n>eumuEier. Blurmie!d.
"Tna' the gospel had been pro-
claimesl eren TO the dead, that they
will DC judged by the Inv OF nature
for the things lone in the body, and
be rewarded iii proportion to iE,i il
deserts by a spiritual life, according
10 The vii and power OF Cod
-[~!ahe.
FIR This caust-.hst Christ j.
prepared &" judge the quick nni the
d-at-was the gospel preach"h b,
Noal 10 them also " hu are dea,i-r'e
amiediluvian world - that, though,
th-I were condemned rs men in The
Il 5 (t'r this was their cisrar'er).
Vet, n.nrrry th!s & spri 10y Nal.
they THay below. and i've arc"r.i
ug +" CD i'll the Spirit."-(Aaam
Clarke.
70. tits cause was ,he gospel
pre- clru 10 them that We're dent !;
,hsr they ~ o i've tccor,tli Z :" me,'
III the fash, ma, be- cund, mn,d; hui
h HEY " o live a.c"rtimy 10 G"t
in t. e Stiult may lye."-TSlr Morton
Kn.ichbulI.
IF # h ind 4 was the effect a.,
III" rrrs 'ilug al the g"-y.l 10 TIE
de 4 (.:,- Gen ilss) thu,
SOM. viii lie punished as c-ruaI
men but Others Chose colvert"d)
l-st a -p;ri;usl lite unto God.'I
II Nak, H. d.
f r ,li- rause. WA the gospel
preach.d as" then tina are tean
{. t. t. the Grnrl'e w"r d., dead i'll
Irr-ra-~~> At >in-), that they might
be judge Ought Judge. cnudpmu,
aud OPP o.c II e,r former / f. Icd) NC
curi,r z :" men Quot enlightened II,
the go-l'r) in the flesh, hut land
mighI) live according to God i'll the
SpiriI."-[Whiiby.
For tins purpose hail, the gosre'
been preached even 10 the dead (i. g.
the Gemtiir,) tia. although they
m;uht he Condemned indeed hy men
in the flesh. ftheir uers, cuiors) We,
they night I,ve,t.rnlv bv God in
th. Sp.rit."-lMackuight.
For this end was the gosDe.
prenchcd 10 YOU when spiritually
dead, tina, believing it We should
abandon .iu and f,Ilow b~oljuess.
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N

NOTICE is hereby given To all creditors and
~ others Interested in the estate of Lawson
= Thomas, decd, that the Undersigned. admin.
istrstor of said estate, will apply to make a final
settlement OF said estate al the May term,
1873, of the Probate court oil Lafayette county.
Mlssouri, to be begun and held NJ the courthouse
in the city OF Lexington. on The second Monday
IN May 1873. BALTIMORE THOMAS, ST.,
E.hy2vs Executor.
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ENT.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen To all creditors and
IN others interested IN the estate OF Mary f..
Smith, deceased, that The undersigned, admin,
settlement OF said estate ut the May term,
ISIS, OF the Probate court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri, to be begun AID he'd At the cyiirth"usc
in Nav. is7e. SAMUEL l.. SMITH,
Goh1avE Administrator.
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A"DMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE.

T TIERS of admin istration on the estate OF
II William H.. Bates, deceased, were granted tn
The und. rsisned on the s'h day OF March, 1878.
souri,.
All persons having claims against said estate
are -tuuired TO EXHIBIT them for allowance to the
administrator within one year after the date OF
this notice. or they may be preclu,led from any
benefit of such estate. And ii such CLAIM b.
not exhibited within two wears they will he for
ever barred. CHRISTOPHER BATES,
mrs VS. Administrator.
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TO YOUNG MEN.

lust published, in Il Sealed HXA
= envelope Price. six cents. \ <@
lecture on the Nature, Treatment S
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We can see the sunbeams upon which
the roof Of heaven rests during the day.
but the dlamond-headed nails that hold
them together only show in the night
time.
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