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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05
Personalities.
Will Tr!gg was In town Wednesday,

VIII Trigg was In town Wednesday,
Gen. 10. %. Shelby was in the city yesterday.
Captain Dave Pool Will probably leave tor
Colorado To-day.
Mr.. W. T.. Lee, OF the firm of Bonncil ~ Lee.
liz in the city for a few days.
hr. Henry Sinaucr lett for the east last Thurs
day evening To purchase goods
Hon. NJ. Clancy Shrwalter, of Carr"lltOn, wa.
IN this city u day OF two this week.
Again We are discon-olat-. Miss Dora Cha
ney left one day last week for her new home,
Pleasant Hill.
Mrssts. j.. NJ. Carleton, Henry {. thiles
VIM. Il. Ncalr and Walter Martin called on til,
lntclllg"nccr last Tuesday.
Mr.. Love Gaunt and his sister, Miss Emma
oi Saline county, are visiting the family OF Mr..
1hns. III. Smith. near this city.
Miss Lizzie Nollmcr. oil Warrensburg. WAS IL
the city last week, on visit to her brother. and
the family of Mr.. john nochuer.
Mr.. VIM. y. WIiIt,ctt. of Washington town
ship, who has been visiting in Colorado AM
New Mexico Tor some months, returned HON,
yesterday.
Miss Sharp. from Macon CITY, Mo, was in
Lexington on Saturday last. visiting her sister
Miss stella Sharp. u pupil of the Elizabeth Ani
seminary.
Mr.. David Humphreys, OF ST. Louis, has SEM
his daughter, Miss LOUISE, To enter the +. y
Seminary. She VIII stay with her amt, Mrs
Lauchnrr.
The following named gentlemen called 10 Sc,
us Thursday Robert r. Berry, T.. Il. Hudson
J.J Watdrll. G. l.. Ewing. II. j. Higgins, j
L. MrCunSc and James Schooling.
Mr.. {. W. Long, our great Norman drai
stock man, luid us l. pleasant visit Monday
Mr.. l.. has Invested II large sum of money in
| pure Norman horses, and w hope that his spin
ot enterprise will lie appreciated by his neigh.
Gurs.
Mr.. ". J. Lcisrr, of Mitchell, the new town
ON the G.. X y. rIiiroai. .. few miles east y
lIIgcInsyilic called AT on ntlice lastWcinesday
lie wits en- route 10 81. Louis to buy ii iulI stool
about Il week.
Mr.. Hcttic krille, formerly Mrs. Alex,
MITCHELL. Is i'll TINS city on u visit To her rcla
| tivrs. Her present home is Trinidad, Colorado
| Her many friends welcome her to her child
hoods hoint. She brought IN her daughter
Jamie Mitchell, To put her INTO the EliHabctI
AulI seminary.
We iav. received the following cards: "a
the Christian church, Wavcrly. Mo. errenun.
at IL %. Il. IN, October H;l, 1873. Col. T. 1
CarpenteI-AlIcc I:elllu.y." Compliments NJ r
and Mrs. I. 7. Carpenter, at home, after ncto
her II. LIS. kansa, CITY, Mo- For which "
return uIr respectful acknowledgements.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05
Religious.

There will b" regular services AT the Episcopal
church IN this city tomorrow.
Rev. }. L. ASKING Will preach tomorrow
night, at the German Methodist church. in this
city.
Elder d. NJ. GraniAcld will commence a pro-
tractei meeting ut the Republican church to-
night.
The General Association Of the Eaptists of
Missouri Will meet at Mexico, Mo, on the ed
instant.
Rev Geo. l.. Leyburn VIII preach at Maple
Glen sriuUlhuus. Tomorrow afternoon at ,
O'Clock.
Rev. Jarncs \. Quarlrs viii preach at
Brownsville TO morrow. Dr. YnntIs being
away, he goes {" ill that SentIcmnn's pulpit.
Dr. Talbird Will preach in the Baptist church
tomorrow morning and night. subject in the
mornIng-"Powcr OF ,hrI-unnIty;' III the eve
nIng-'kscsp. Tor Thy Life
Rev. NJ. G. Williams viii preach at the Meth
otl5t church in this city tomorrow morning
and night. subject IN the morning, TIN rcla-
tive duty OF Pastor and People"
Rev. Geo. l.. Lcyburn Will preach ut the
Presbyterian church In this city Tomorrow
morning ani night. The sermon In the evening
will b. IN address regarding missionary work
Ia Thc-saly
w ''fS 'lfh '"l ttl
tn. return of Rev. NJ. Il. Williams TO the charge
of their church IN TINS city. Mr.. Williams is All
earnest christian ami a faithful worker IN the
vineyard Of his master.
Appointments Of the Lexington District South
west Missouri Conference of the NJ. +. church
south, for the ensuing year: Lexington district
Nj. N. Pugh, +. + Lexington station-M
Ii Williams; I.aInnnte cIrcuit-W. Is. Bewley
Brownsville and BlaCkwa.er- ". Il. McFar-
land; Dover circuit-R. II. Shaefcr; Elm Woo,
and Grand Pass. X. Bennett; Miami and Mt.
CarnIel-B. Margcson; Seda!ia station-E. q.
Frazer: Warrrnshurg station-L. NJ. Philips
Clinton and Winsor-W. 5. King; Clinton cir.
cuIt-T. Z. Cobb; WellinA ton circuit - +
Philips; Waverly station-L. +. Norlcct.
st. Louis Republican A meeting of the doc
tors ufdivinlty who believe in the second comm
OF Christ VIII be held in the church of tn. HOLY
Trinity, New York, on oct. 80, 81 and Nov. /
to DISCUSS the prospects and interchange opIn
ions on the subject. 1t is Il conference OF Pros
e,tant believers exclusively. Some Engiisl
clergymen are expected to be present and tax,
part in tn" devotional exercises. There escMa
to Ice IA widespread doubt upon this impurtan
matter of record, and the object OF the mcetin,
is To re-afirm their belief III the second advent
anil strengthen each others faith. Dr. Tying
Jr., is In no doubt about it whatever. He sal,
in reply to n question that he was firmly con
WINGED that Christ would vcritably come agai1
into this world to take His church and establish
His kingdom upon earth. There appears 10 b
a growing belief among the believers that tn
time il not far oil; probably that some now llv
ing may live to see Him come and crown thu
church with His glory.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05
Stock Notes.

Read MIR. MrGrrw's advertisement elsewhere,
spring wagon aud double harness FOR sale.
"" call the attention of farmers and stock
rnen to Mr.. W. II. WadGril's advertisement oil
"A hul! calf lost.
Read the advertisement In another colnIun OF
Kentucky snor,-horns Tor sale st Kansas city
oct. >, - and -.
Sir. Napoleon +. Buck VIII sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, at his farm, On.
mile west I'll Wuverly, on Saturday, october l.,
ISIS, 81 head OF cattle consisting Of $50 heat al
two and TN ec-ycur-UlI steers, GooG feeders; 4
head ut number one steers, unc-ycar-Uld past
- hciiers, Onc-ycar-oli past; Il calves: = cows
: hru! Ui work mules; ; hoIscs, 1 two-yeur-olt
colts; ~ head oil lIvg-; 2twu-nurse wagons;
cuitIvat0r, &c. Terms OF sale-ail Sums undo
twenty dollars. cash IN hand: ON all sums q
twenty dollars and over, Il credit oi sin months
viii be given, the purch .ser giving bond will
approved security. with 10 per cent. interest
Every stock man IN the county should nttcn,
this sale.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05
QulhIhE AND ARSENIC

Form the basis OF many of the Aguc remedies III
the market, and are the last resort OF Ply sicians
and people who know no better medicine t" en-
pioy, Tor this distressing complaint. III" effects
OF either "i these drugs ar, destructive 10 the
system, prr,iacIns hca'tac.ic. intestinal dlsor-
der, vertigo, ,IiIZinrss, ringing of the eIr7,: ana
iii Impression oi III" constitutional health. AYERS
AGUE CUuE Is II vegetable discovery, containing
neither quInine. arsenic, nor amy ,lclrt"rlOus
ingredient, and is an Intatllh!c and rapid cure
tor Fever AMI Agur. It's effects are permanent
and certain, ami no injury can result from It's
use. Beside being II positive cure for Fever and
Agn" i'll all I- forms, it Is also Il superior rem
ely Tor Liver Complaints. It. ls aH excellent
tonic and preventive. us well rs cure. OF NIL com
plants peculiar to malIrious. unrshy and miao-
matte districts. II acts directly on the Liver
AMI hillary apparatus. thus stimulating the sys-
TEN tD IA vigurous, healthy condition.
fnn SALE ny ALL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05
THE STEPPING STONE TO HEALTH.

The acquisition OF Vital energy IS the stepping
stone 10 health. When the system lacks vitality,
the various organs flag in their duty, become
chemically irregular. and disease II eventually
instituted. To prevent this unhappy -tate oil
things, The ichilitatei system should ID. huiit
up by the Use Of that inimiiablr tonic, Hostel
trr's stomach Filters. which invlg"riic the iii
gestiv" organs, and Insur"s til" thorough coli
version Of food into blood OF Il notri~hing quail
ity, from whence every masclc, nerve anu hber
acIu!rr unwunted supplies OF viSor. ana the
whole system experiences The BENEFICIAL elect.
Appetite returns, III" system Is refreshed by
hcalthtal slumber, the nerves grow strong anu
calm. the d"spundency bcGot;en OF chronic Ill
gestion and an uncertain state OF heittf! 'iisap-
pears, and the sallOw appearance OF the skin
peculiar I" ilitItual invalIts, and persons deli
CicnI IN vlral energy. Is replaced by u more be-
g. "a No. FN4#F.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05
Mothers SEInlM Re ALE

That Indulgence in fruit aud vegetables causes
deposits III the milk which Undue" Colo or
Cholera Iuiantum IN their nursing little ones
To cuHntrrAct these injurious elects the mother
should Use Parker's GIngcr Tome. II strengthens
and currrCt> her own nervous condition, and Its
good effects are impaired through the milk to
the child, making 1t cheerful, free from pam,
and disposed 10 refreshing sleep. Many ladies
suffering functional Disorders and Nervousness,
VIII be surprised at the comfort tins strength
rnIng tonic affords. As lay its usc they lind relic
from pam, and functional regularity Is restored.
Bay Il 81 bottle from Your druggist, ID. W. b.
Tcyis. or a sample bottle for IL cents, ani test
Is merits. julyGm5cow.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05

THE TONI Il.

Died-ln Washington township, Lafayette
county, Mo, September ,, at the residence OF
Mr.. Henry Leach, after Il prolonged illness. Miss
NANCY MULLlNIN aged Il Years. She had been
a member "f the regular Baptist church for over
fifty years, and was "A consistent christian
woman.
in ST. Louis. September Is, OF typhoid
pneumonia, ANNIE, wife of Geo. &. McFad,
den, aged 2i years. Mrs. McFadden removed
from this city to st. Louis, with her mother,
Mrs. Howard, in November 1872 and was mar.
RED TO Mr.. McFaddcn, january 3, 1878. Snt
was IN estimahle lady, and WAS much beloved
by all who knew her. Her rcmains were intcrre,
ut Machpelah cemetery. near this city. last sun
day.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05
Dull; s5oaeo undresscd; sn5@1T
TIL ALTAR.

MarrIch-lu Lexington, September 80, by Rev
&. I. Lryburn. Mr.. WM. II. BOWER and Miss
nary +. "kEDIN, nil "f Lexington.
At jefferson city. Mo. September 20, by
Rev. Mr.. M.sksr. Mr.. ROBEis NJ. lO>T an,
Hiss SALIIE MDOl;E.
- Near huIlyilie, Lafayette county, Mo.
September -, by Rev. f. Roth, Mr.. AUSTIN
>. DAWSON AMI Miss 1. Il. WARD.
- In this city. Thursday, October s, bl
Justice James NJ. Callahan, Mr.. GEORGE
MASSLEN mud Miss AIRY }. PARADISE.
- In Washington township, I.aiay cite coun
~, Mo. ut the residence of the officiating mag
I-trutc. Esquire X. Matthew's. NJ JOHN NEW
MAN ami Miss FANNIE
- In tins city. ociobcr3, at til. residence o
Rev. Milton Atkinson, officiating Clergyman
Mr.. W Il COiB. druggist Of Wellington, t.
Mrs. LIZZIE CLOWD>LEI, of this city. "
wIsh the happy couple long lie and prosperity
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05
THE PEOPLE WANT PROOF.

There IL no medicine prescribed by physicians.
or sold by Druggists, that carries such evidence
of It's success and superior virtue rs PosCiKE's
GEHMAS SYRUP for severe Coughs. Colds set
tied on the breast, Consumption, or any disease
of the Throat and Lungs. y proof Of that TACT is
that any person afflicted. can get Il Sample. Bot
tie tor 10 cents. and try Its superior effect before
buying the regular size nj 30 cents. 1t has lately
been introduced in this country from Germany,
and its wonderful cures are astonishing every
one that uses ii. Three doses will relieve any
| case. Try it. Sold by all Druggists on the
| Western Continent. mayliyrlcow
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kEkT

A. an elegant hair dressing stands Parker's
Hair I:alSulu. ir~rrvcIIy popular for the icau-
tiGul lnIr II produces, nnd ITS beautiful, cleans
iny and healing properties Commencing mt the
roots, il promotes Il !uXuriant growth OF Young
hair, ami uniail!nsiy restores gray ar faded HAIR
to It's original CeiOr, giving "A soft, rich and i'ls-
irons appearance of great beauty. II Is pleas
hntly cooling t" the scalr, "l"an-rs Ii from
dtnIrlll. cures itching and huinCrs, and stops
falling OF The hair. 1t j. perfectly harmless.
exguI-ltciy Verluiued, never soils the SKIN or
gums the hair, and plcases everybody by its
many excellent and attractive qualities. Buy Il
bottle from your druggist, u. W, d. lewis, and
lest II merits,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05
TO PREVENT An5 Curl COUGHS AND COLDS

\ reliable remedy Is necessary IN every
household. I'arkcr's Ginger Tonic Is just the
medicine needed. II radically cures Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throats, Bronchitis and even Con-
sumption if used in time, hy lis powerful spe-
cinc action on the Stomach, Kidneys, skin.
| Liver and mucous surfaces OF the Throat and
! Lungs. 1t acc"mulishcs the cure in u wonder
fully short time. and removes all pains and
soreness OF the lungs. 1t is also II most valuable
stOInachIc remedy, c1ircinally removing Dys'
pepsia, Headache, Liver Disorders, Costlvenessr
Nervousness, Low spirits, W Lkt.ulnesS, Heart
burn, Cramps. Ialpltation OF the Heart, Soul
Stomach, etc, and gives II cheering comior
| and freedom from pain that surprises every on"
Rny u 81 bottle from your druggist, ID. W. Il.
lewis, or u sample bottle at Is cts. and test its
| merits. Octjm3Cow
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-05
School Books! School Books!

w" will have Il large lot Of them in stock in Il
very short time. and We desire To let the public
know that w are IN the business larger than
ever, and intend selling them school books
rs cheap a. the cheapest. Buying III very iars,
quantities enables us to do so, ami all would dc
| we'll To call and sec the Inducements We have Il
oflcr before buying elsewhere. All of our book
arc covered with Hoiden's book covers.
auglT-tf J. a. oUARlkS X CO.
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New Millinery.

Miss sue Rifle has returned from the east with
u tull stock OF Artificial Flowers, Neck Tlc>, RIB
bUns, .Jabots, Hair and Hat ornaments. Fans,
Beads, &c. and also n large number OF the latest
styl. Hats and HunHcts, tor ladies and InISSes'
wear. Among the 1avoTItc styles Of hats VIII be
found the Princess, Opera, trUguct, Arabian,
Regent. SAILOR. all just suited t" this market,
and selected with especial care by Miss lIitlc III
person. The ladies are respectfully requested 10
cal! al her room, over ouarlcs n Co.'S ltr!-
store, second floor. l;Unucts AMI Hats trimmed
t. order ON shortest notice. satisfaction guar
antecl. apricot
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An Explanation.

On the Goth of August, 1873. | stopped all
night at the residence OF llezekiah Water
house, and while there | missed q twenty
dollar bill. Through misrepresentation to
me, | have implicated George Warehouse In
Its loss. Having become satisfied that | was
wrong in my suspicious, | hereby withdraw
the same, and regret that | ever entertained
them. IRA.L, Woop,
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EXTRA LIABILITY OF MALARIA INFECTION.

Persons whose blood is thin. digestion weak
and liver sluggish. are eXtra-llable 10 III" at
lacks OF malaria risca-e. The most tr'hing
exposure may, under such conditions, infect IL
system which, II healthy, would resist til"
m;asmatlc faint. The only way 10 secure I'M
ntunIty from malaria in localities whrr" II IL
prevalent. !, To tone and regulate the system by
Improving weakened digestion, cnriching the
blood, ana! giving Il wholesome impetus to
hillary secretion. These RESULTS are accom-
plI,hcl by nothing so effectively As Hostetter's
stomach Bittcrs, which long experience has
proven To be the most reliable safeguard against
fever and a-uc and hIudrc'! disorders, Il well As
the lest rcIuciie. for them. The BIttrrs are.
moreover, AN excellent invIgorani OF the organs
Of urlmation, and AN active dcPurcnt, ciimInat'
ing from the blood those ucrld impurities which
originate rheumatic ailments. oct5ml
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Whoa Emma.

II +, not necessary to 90 any further thar
our store for first class goods, nor is there
any store In the country that can underselj
Us. You can find everything in the Dry
Goods line you want at our store; the prices
will fit your pocket book exactly.
Yours Respectfully.
octI.3t KRIEuS Il WILKER.
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Notice to P. of H.

The next regular meeting of the Lafayette
County Oranges Will be held IN Lexington, on
Tuesday. October ;, ISIS. commencing promptly
at II O'Clock p. IN. Masters of Subordinate
Oranges will bear in mind that at this meeting
delegates nre elected to the state grange.
ii. G. CHlLES. Master.
/ / EERnnsnN. SrcrcinrY-
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Always Ahead.

Krichn II Wilker have opened a choice
lot of new fall prints, and will open Il sp!eu-
did line OF new faI! dress goods to-day.
our prices are always the lowest. a2ltf
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take this method OF Informing my friends
that 1 will be al home. in HlgginsvlIie, Mo-,
for the next few days, for the purpose of re-
ceiving the money and giving up notes due
October l, 1873. You Will please call.
Respectfully, B. Z. RIDGE.
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H. j. E. AhrenS

Has during the last ten days and is now
daily receiving his ADVANCE STOCK OF PAIL
GOODS. Call and examine the choicest and
prettlest line OF tall dress PRINTS in the
city. aug3ltf
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ANNOlNCEMENTS

COUNTY tIEHk.
| hereby announce myseiia democratic candl-
dat tor the Office OF county Clerk al thu No
vrrnhrr election, independent Of all rings,
rIiuur- and conventions. and II rircitt! VIII
bind myself with security I" turn over [" the
county all money and ices except the necessary
deputy hire, and 81, So salary
GEORGE WITHErS.
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AN NC FACT.

\ large proportion 81 the American people are
today suffering from the effects OF Dyspepsia or
irSOr,irrch liver. Tn" result of these diseases
upon the masses of intelligent people Is most
alarming, making life actually IA burden instead
al Il pleasant existence of employment and USE
fnln,-7, rs it ought To be. There is no good rca-
son tor this. If you will only throw aside prcju-
dee and Sk"ptICI>m, take tho advice Of drug
-ists and Your friends, and try one bottle OF
Green's August Flower. Your speedy relief is
certain. Millions OF bottles OF this medicine
have been given away to try Its virtues. with sat
factory results III every cast. You can buy y
sample bottle for ten cents. Three aGScS vii
relieve the worst case. Positively sold 10y nj
Il ug .isis ON the western continent. myllyleaw
To the friends who have exhibited 'subs'an-
| tial sympathy for me IN my misfortune, | de
sire to return my most sincere thanks. Iha:
being another, among many, expressions OF thu
kindness and good will Of the people OF Licking
ton toward me, but cnd.ar5 them to me Tn
more. Very respectfully,
MI NA
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EDITOR INTERCHANGEABLE Will please an
me rs n democratic candidate tor tn" Of
of ii,Cor,i-r. subject TO the decision Of thr
voters OF the county .'iuti;iou in office
Farmers to the front Respectfully,
TIItS. -. SITLl\GTON.
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General

NEW lOHK, Oct. ). ISIS.
GOLD-Oprned AMI closed at 100 :, With sales
IN interim Mt 100
MISSOURI SINES-Ini.
st. Louis. Oct. ,. ls7s-
GRAlS-Wheat lower: No : red, ~ .M~js.c
cash: - a>Gc October; 80 "LSSNc closing al Sy.r
nrcemh"r, No = red. 81 4. h~2c- Corn lower;
G1GG33' cash; :;siac October; $3.50 November.
oats lower; 1879 cash; l9,c october Ry"
lower; 44c bIi. Farley unchanged.
PRnNI>IONS-r"rk, iower; 8 80. Dry salt
meals quiet; 81 1onh - and 81 20. Bacon
easier; 81 -. St W and ST 25G6 3.s. Lard
nominal.
HEMr Dull; s50avO undrcsscd; sll5also
| dressed.
CArTLE-Suprly light and of low grades,
which sell slowly; nttIy" steers, So "ua% -;
cows and huIirr-, 81 IjG2 81: stuCkcrs and
feeders. - 25H3 ~: through Teya. steers.
- 2ldi 20; c"w-,s2 25H. 81; wln;ered Texans,
81 ~ as 80. Receipts. .1bt. shipments, 500.
| HOGS Fairly nctiyr; light shipping and
Workers. s. lj@:I il; Hailimnr"s and B0siuns,
81 4unl& ~; packing, =! 1905 30; butchers and
IhIiiicl pilts, 81 51aH 80 Receipts, j.lr,.
| shipments, >, $50.
>iIkEP-Easirr, but not lower; in fair de
mand. Receipts, / 100. shipments, 40.
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ID. RUSSELL.

". ar" authorized TO announce ISAAC y
>IiELEI IL 81 canti'iate for Constable ut Dove
township. al the November election.
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that | have taken
~ charge, September 10, lS.S,) OF the estate OF
BENJAMIN Franklin Elliot. deceased, for the
purpose of administering upon the same.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit the same To the under
signed for within one year after the
date of my taking charge OF it, er they may he
%precludei from any benefit of sad estate; and If
such claims be not exhibited within two Years
from the date of tn, publication. they will be
forever barred. TIIOMAS STASDISH,
septl4 Public Administrator,
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I~.ENrSGTuS Mo >e.

LENrSGToS Mo. September y. ISIS.
Received nt Hon. Ch47. l.. Ewing. thirty
four dollars aud twenty cents, for relief OF the
yellow fever sufferers 10 h- sent To- Memphis,
NJ. +. KpIiE. Treas OF Relief Com.
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Mt. Hope, Saturday, October >.
Wellington. Monday. October :.
Lexington. l tuesday, October :.
Waverly, Wedne> lay. October ..
AuIlvilie, Thursday, October 10.
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Thu ticket Office of the Narrow Gauge
Railroad has been removed to the jewelry
store of Messrs. Grimes Il EenabIe,