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SHERIFF,s SALE.

Auli Savings Bank
VS.
William Galloway.
I(f virtue OF an execution. issued from the
II office of the clerk OF the Circuit court or La
iayette county. Missouri. in favor of AulI Saw
ings Bank, and against William Galloway, to
me directed. and returnabls to the April Term,
1875. OF said court. / Will, on
SATURDAY., THE 9Th DAY OF APRIL, 1873,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
day, and in front of the courthouse door, In the
city Of Lexington, in Lafayette county, during
the session Of the said Circuit court OF said coun-
y sell publicly. BY auction, to the hi hest bid
dyr, for cash in hand. all the right. title, inter-
est, claim and estate Of the said William Gala
way, defendant in said execution, in and to the
following described real estate. situate. lying
and being in the county OF Lafayette. and stat
of Missouri. to-wit: The southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter. and the west side of the south
east quarter of the northeast quarter. snd the
east side Of the southwest quarter. aud the south
side OF the southeast: quarter of the northwest
quarter. and the northwest corner OF the south
east quarter Of section twenty-nine 1901, town
ship 1t.y l501 range twenty seven 1911.
Given under my hand. this 18th day OF March,
1873. GEO. N. MOCSTJOY'
mArlGt1 ShsryA
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sHERIFF,S SALE.
Sarah H. Herr
John T Herr.

Sarah H. Herr
VS..
John + Herr.
II virtue oftwo executions. issued from the
- ofhce Of the clerk of The Circuit court Of La
iayettr county, Missouri. one q special execu-
ton. 10 isvsr OF Sarah H.. Herr, and against
I"hn r. Herr. and the other in favor of Sarah
~ Herr and against John r. Herr. to M direc-
said court. 1 Will. on
THE srH DAY OF APRIL, 1873.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
hoon ahd i've O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
any' and in front OF the courthouse door. in the
Guy OF Lexington. in Lafayette county. Mis-
souri,, during the session OF the sad Circuit
snuIt OF said county. sell publicly, by auction.
70 me highest bidder. for cash In hand. all the
T Tnh titls: interest. claim and estate Of the said
Jonn r. Herr. defendant In said executions, In
and 10 the following described real estate, situ-
we; lying and being In the county Of Lafavette.
and state of Missouri. to-wit: The northe asst
quarter OF the northwes, quarter of section four
~. township iorty-nine 1881. range twenty.
seven; also the southwest quarter of section sew
en- ~: township forty nine 1891. range twenty.
1876. GEO M WI
marl6td sheriff
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PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

Pf virtue of an order made by the county
II court of Lafayette county, state of Missouri.
and 1T the February term OF said court, and on
the lst day of said term. II being the 9Th day OF
February. 1878, l was appointed the agent for
said county to sell the real estate hereinafter de-
tn. undersigned. agent appointed US afor. said.
will, on
THE 6rH DAY OF APRIL. 1873.
before the courthouse door, IN the city OF Ley
ington, county and state aforesaid. between the
hours OF nine O'Clock in the forenoon and i've
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day. sell, q,
public auction. TO the highest bidder, for cash
in hand. all the right. title, interest and estate
or the aforesaid Lafayette county in and TO the
loiiowin: described real estate. situate, lying
MISSOURI, to-Wit: The south half of the south.
east quarter OF section twenty-six (2e) IN town
excepting ten 10y acres ONT OF the northwest
corner OF the same.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Febru-
ary, lS.s. GEORGE NJ. MOCNTJOY,
WAIloll lnuniS nZni
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sHERITF,s SALE.

hoopSF, Ct d
vs..
AcChesney, ct al,
D. virtue Of an execution, issued from the
- once OF the clerk OF the Circuit rourr of
Lafayette county. Missouri. in favor Of Josrph
A. Cooper. Victor Buck and Jan Is 3. Bell And
against William X. McChesn~y snd D c Nc
Conneil, to IN" directed, and returnuble To The
April term. 1878, of said Court. l will, on
SATURDAY, THs srH DAY OF APRIL, 1879.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock In The afternoon of said
day, and IN front OF the courthouse door. IN the
city oil Lexington in Lafayette county, Missouri.
hurinR the session OF the said CiicuIt Court OF
said county. sell publicly, by auction, to the
niSoest bidder, Tor cash IN hand. all h. right.
ute, interest: claim and estate ut the said VII.
liam h McCbesney and D. c. Mcconnell, de.
PENDANTS IN SAID execution. in and to the follow
ing desribei real estate. situate, lying and being
IN the County OF Lafayette, state OF Missouri, to-
vii; Fifty -hundred,hs $50 l00l of an acre,
beginning At the southwest Corner of the drst lot
conveyed by John ami wife TO A h.
Hereford; thence south seventy t7el feet; thence
east two hundred and nrtv tsj0l feet; thence
north seventy LOO feet tn, nee west two hun
dred anh ty lsael iee'. to the beginning. except
forty l+ol ieet Oh the west end. for a street,
being y part of the north. sst quarter OF the south,
east quarter OF section thirteen tl3l, township
l"ity-etKh' l4sl, range tw-nty-eigh' 1881. Also
iorty liOl acres. the southwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter of section fourteen fi4l. town
ship forty eight t4sl, range twenty-eight 1881.
1873. GEORGE N MOUSTJSY"'
Darl6td SnarN
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WELLINGTON.

,,,., ~ A''eiS ia iAs' Week
"o'"' .ne 'th 'ohs-
49, MS o"a' Oh the season.
IT., ~ Nr' ui'AS' anu "o"n
Co.. App.0' = 'e FANNIE Lewis.
r,.n.. '"''' a's' IL. '. L. nc
Jun.
ie"u'ns scciueht happsned in the
'An'1'S Oh Mr. t'iatlic, who lives In the bottom .
lew miles above this place, Friday of LAST week
His II,,,s ,sugh,., r. 49,. 80
head Or., into . bsrr.l -
nd
A" IL were buried here last Sunday
The parents have the syInnatbv Mt rho co,nru
nifty IN their sad bereavement.
Peach free, ,Ir,os, IN IT.
Tbs - >, ~
i"e reply |" YOU HfeentOn correspondent,
N"''ee' "ouid say In answer to lrst ques-
ton that II be viii tell me The di.r,ncs =, ,,;,L
nos. Of .iy,..
~ '''A u Tue moon from the
'"iiect answer. 40
the second question 'Our views on the Muruhy
Inov-mcui' ar. thl, If ia a p,,,c ,b;,r -,
or, ~ A'P'
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NJ aAur

- Court of Lafayette county, s,ste OF Mi,soI.
n. and al The FcbruG y sdjcurrc FERN of said
court. and On the "a day Of said term, 4, being
I e a'h 'iay OF March, 1878. ! vas arun,nte.i III.
agent for said county IN sell tn" real estate herr.
,naitrr described. and. BY virtue Of aid ~.
l"intInent. l. the undersigned. agent, appoInteG
rs aforesaid, will, on
before The courthouse door. in the city OF Lex.
ing on. county of Lafayette, and state aforesaid,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon ana I'VE O'Clock In the afternoon Of that
day, sell. at public auction, TO the Highest bill.
der, lot cash IN hand. all the right title. inter-
,st. Clam and estate OF the aforesaid county OF
estate. situate. lying and being In The county OF
Lafayette and state OF Missouri, to-wIr: Lots one
ana TWO u and d, In block one III, Houx' sd.
drtion TO the city Of Lexington.
Given under my hand this, the l6'h day OF
March. 1873. GEO. II. MOuNTJOY
married. County a ront
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PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

Rf virtue of an order made by the county court
~ OF Lafayette county, state of Missouri, and
At the February term of said court, and on the
End day OF said term. il being the sth day ol
February. 4. D., ISIS. l was. appoin,ed the
agent for said county. to cell the real estate here
mailer described. Aud by virtue of said ap-
pointment. |, the undersigned. agent, appointed
ss aforesaid, will. on
SATURDAY, TIE 9Th DAY OF APRIL, ls7s.
before the courthouse door, in the city of Lex,
tngton, county and state aforesaid. between the
hours Of nine O'Clock IN the forenoon and i've
O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day sell, at pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand. nil the right, title, interest and estate OF
the aforesaid county of Lafayette, in and to the
following described real estate, situate, living
and being in the county OF LAFAYETTE and state
aforesaid, to-wit: Three(3 acres of of the south
west corner OF the northwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter. commencing at SAID corner.
running north twelve (a) rods. then due eas:
iorty t&O) rods, then south to said line % said
quarter. then west to the starting POINT, Mn ia
toWnship forty-eight t4g OF range twenty seven
CD, in section number thirty-six 1851
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Feb
rusry, 1875.
GEORGE NJ. MOCNTJOY,
mtXIe,o County Agent.
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.osuno'A last SATURDAY.
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SHERIFF,s ALE

Moses Chapman. admir-.
vs.
Callahan. ct oil.
u Y virtue Of an execution. Issued from the
- oMce Of the clerk of thr SUPP I'M court CT
ne stale OF Missouri, IN tavur If Moses Chap
IAN, administrator of III. estate OF Sanupi ".
'utter, ami against Lizzie 4 Callahan, .IaTass
1 Callahan. Albert Jorion and John Hall, to
le directed, anu reiIrnahle 10 The Aprll tenn,
1873. ~ said court. 1 will, on
THE Cru DAY OF APRIL, ls7,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and i've O'Clock IN the afternoon of said
City of Lexington. In l. lafayette county, Mis-
souri,. during the session OF the Circuit cour,
81 LafaJ ellie county, Missouri, sell publiclr. by
auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash In hind.
Al the right. title. interest. claim and estate OF
the SAID Lizzie A. Callahan. ind James II. Cal
i!ahan: Albert J0rdon aud john Hall, d-iend,nis
In said execution. in and to the following de-
scrlOrd real estate. situate. lying ana beng in
the county of LAFAYETTE. nd state of Missouri,
to-~it, The southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter oil section twenty-one tell, township fl
y losl, Il raGge twcnty-eisit t2sl; and the
northwest Quarter of the southeast quarter O
same section. township ani range; and the
souinWtst quarter OF The southeast quarter OF
same section. township und + 'ngei and the
northwest quarter OF the northeast Quartc- OF
section twenty eight t2sl, township nifty (sol.
and range twenty-eight isl, levied upon a. Inc
property Of said Lizzie a. Callahan, James N.
Callahan and Albert Jordon. Also the torIh.
east quarter OF the southwest quarter Of section
twenty-oue I.ll. 10 ~nship fifty (5Gl of rsuxe
twenty.eight l2s]. levied upon Us the properly OF
said John Halt.
1878 GEORGE NJ.
marletd @
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BROWNSVILLE.
Health generally good.

DR.. Jos. H.. Stapp Is ''at home.
Mr.. Henry knipmeyer's little child 10 quite
unwcll.
The mud is-no. by our halidome We'll not
repeat it.
Mr.. Ben. Kennedy has joining the c. 1 A.
Il. r. surveying corps.
Rev Mr.. Hoefer is teaching a German school
at the Lutheran church.
Mr.. O'Maley is out sgaIn. having quite recov-
ored from his recent wounds.
The voice OF the festive frog il heard in every
pond snd The lark ID up TO ueet ths SUN. selab.
Rev Nj. Schsfsr, Of the n h. Church. Sua,h
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FAST FREEDOM.

Mr.. Chas. Pauling and family, and Mss Mary
Driver, will leave for California mex, week.
Roads indescribable Travelling mostly by rail
or on foot. Weather pleasant. Wheat crop
promising.
May nil sales ofproperty to pay railroad bonds
end like the first, and all ve,oes OF fraudulent,
returning board presidents erd IN the same way
Narrisd In Freedom township. Lafayette conn-
ty, Mo-. at the residence of Mr.. Z. [. Driver,
by Rev. II. Willie, Mr.. Jno. C.. Driver AMI Miss
Anna HUH.
Married, near Concordis. No, Feb. II. at the
risidence OF the brides father. by Rev. j. +.
Riltt, Rev. Mr.. Blauke, Of Illinois, and Mss
Lydia Rabe- Ii HI.
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little extra. Black pepper and pepper
sauce are the condiments allowed and
the men are permitted to eat "a much rs
thew want of the food provided. The
bread is baked fresh every day, aud as
we struck 4 Tuesday bill OF fare. We cun
testify that the potato soup Is first rate,
as we walked into the dining room just
| before the dinner whistle sounded and
ate a platclul OF it with relish. The men
| sit at long tables on benches. and eat
from tin plates and drink from tin cups.
Religious services are held in the dining
room on Sundays.
II SLEEPING DEPARTMENTS
| Are in three substantial buildings, one
containing 1872 cells. one l20 cells and
| the other 236 cells. The cells are gen
orally only large enough for a bed. with
| a little room at the foot and very little at
the side: nut others are considerably
larger, some accommodating as many
as four men. These cell buildings are
fine specimens of architecture, and
worthy of minute description. but this
article has grown to such length that we
must be brief. A new cell building,
containing 800 cells for one man each,
six stories high at the east end and five
at the west, was built during Gov.
Hardin's administration, but is not yet
occupied. 1t is called the Centennial
Hall.
THE FEMALE PRISON
Is IN a separate court, and is walled in TO
itself. 1t is presided over by Mrs. EN-
ma Sanford. matron, and Mrs. j. +. j.
Dunscomb, assistant. The women are
clad In blue checked cotton dresses. and
are allowed to year collars, cuffs. and
ribbons if they have them; and Mrs.
Sanford assured US that they array
themselves quite fancifully on Sundays.
Everything about this part OF the prison
erinced the careful house-keeper. aud as
in other portions of the institution, all
were at work. OF the forty-five female
prisoners. but fifteen are white. There
are seventy-eight cells in the cell build
ing. our chaperone through which was
Mollie McCoole. a prisoner from st.
Louis, with something OF a history.
While everything il conducted neatly.
the matron justly complains at not being
provided with a bath room. II should
be furnished her. The largest number
Of females ever in the prison at one time
was sixty. A laundry is conducted in
this part of the prison. where u large
portion of the washing is done. Twenty
three ONE are employed in the sew
ing room under Mrs. Dunscomb's super
vision, where the greater portion OF the
prison clothing is made.
PERSONAL.
The following named are the
officers of the prison: j. K. Willis,
warden w. II. Bradbury. deputy war
den; K. d. Willis, book-keeper; P. NJ.
Willis. commissary w. b. Winston. Nj.
d., physician; Rev. w. S. Colby, chap
lain; Mrs. f. Sanford, matron; j. Il.
Tolin. yardmaster; J. l.. Gates. assist
ant ysrdmaster; S. r. Shrader, time
keeper; J. T. Lewis. steward. To Col.
Shrader's polite attention and patience
in answering questions, we are indebted
Tor much of the information contained
in this hasty sketch OF an institution
which would furnish food tor study for
|
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Notice IA hereby given to all creditors and 9th
! eTs interested in the estate OF Orlando Brad
OF said estate. will apply to make . nnal settle
meni at the May term, ISIS. of the Probate
court of Lafayette county, Missouri. to be begun
and held At the courthouse. In the city of Lex
ingten, on the second Mond-y in Nav, 1878.
JACKSON BRADLEY,
ORLANDO RRApLET.
mRYlEWS Euyaa
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An extensive fire visited our neigh
boring town. Brownsville. last Wednes-
day morning. A number of business
houses were destroyed. the total loss
being estimated at $50. 600.
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The foreign news is unsatisfactory.
While England IS moving her fleet into
such position as to indicate that she in-
tends to try to rob Russia OF her dear
bought victories. Russia and Austria
seem more disposed to think that a
permanent peace vii! be made.
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Much that we intended to say regard
ing convict labor we are prevented from
doing this week by the length Of our
article on tho penitentiary.
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Gold opened and closed in New York.
Thursday, at l01.
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Personalities.

Gold went down to 100 81 last We'd
nesday.
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WAVERlY.

New billiard hall ln town.
Quin. PARROT has sold out to John Leach.
Peach, plum and pesr trees nearly in bloom.
We noticed Rose at church Sunday night.
Drrmn. rs on the pad TO. the spring trade.
.. Leonard, of Salins. WAS in town Tuesday.
Sam Campbell and lady were in town tbis
week.
Candidates for town Offices s,e ont in fn,l
blast.
Mrs VIM. Mackie and her little daughter are
quite sick.
DR.. Writ, dentist. spends his tine at wsveriy
and Csrroilton.
quarterly meeting at the Methodist church,
Sunday. Rev. Adkisson preached.
Charley Smith. who has just returned from the
St Louis Medical College. is at Tucker & Sons.
N p. Buck brought down, from Kansas CITY,
q week or two ago. a fine 10. Of young cs,,ls.
which he is feeding.
Rev. 5. B. Writings discourse on Final
Punishment was well attended His temper
snce lecture i. said 10 have been fine.
we learn that thu accidental discharge of q
pistol. st the City Hotel. q few evenings since,
ty Careless handling. came very near proving
serious.
Mrs. Henry McGrew has removed from the
house lately occupied by her on Main stree, to
her own reeidenre on South street. where she
Will be pleased to see all her old friend. and
patrons.
Tie school board, ut its last meeting, made
all the necessary arrangements for holding an
election for an entire new b,arl. under the new
law. The election will be held on tie drst
Tuesday, ID day OF April. at the Second Ward
school.
Our handsome friend. Tom. Saunders. has
removed TO his old stand, over McCausland 4
BedIolh's store, where he has fitted up his
rooms in elegant style. II you want O picture
just q little better looking than the original,
Gall on HIM and he will fix ii up for you in short
order
Messrs. Stewart and Ward. of Kansas City,
Will he at the stable of Messrs. VIM. II. Ewing
i Co., IN Lexington. Thursday and Friday.
March 2lst and ed. 10 purchase a number of
good mules. The mules must be from Is to l6
hands high. four to eight years old, and sound,
Liberal prices will be paid for such animals.
Mr.. Bates BarHhill son Of Mr.. John Bsrnhill,
shot himself accidentally. yesterday morning,
at Wellington. He was attempting 10 place .
pistol in the rear pocket of his pants. when one
barrel was. by some means, exploded. the ball
striking him in the upper part of the calf Of the
leg, and penetrating down to the ankle Con-
duetor W. P. Williams. whu gave us the inior-
nation. said that it was thought no bones were
broken,
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Judge Boyle passed sentence Of dis
barment on Frank Bowman last Mon
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The new silver dollar sold at q prem
ium over gold in New York, Thursday.
The Mississippi river is open from St.
Paul to the %jetties.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-24
THE CHARMING MGR. CAPEL
VERY UNLIKE THR PORTRAIT DRAWN or HIM
IN "I.oTHAIR."
MhitnhAll ReyleH. JAnnArY s.

OF Mgr. CApel there is moro to be said, onlyI
because lees IL accurately known. Born of hu IN
BILE IRISH paren tage, he came early in life fromE
st. LeonaTds to London nader the paNruna gel
Of Count de Tore DiBZ (then NJ. de Zulueta)
aud was placed at the Hammeysmith Training
College to be brought mp to the profession Of VI
school master Showing considerable ability
he was retained there AS n teacher when his
training was over, aud shortly Htrerwardsl
he joined the Lay Brothers of st. Joseph Cal
asAnctiuS, stlA remaining at HNmmersnithI
where IN time lie became Vice Principal, Rndi
having stndied theology CUllRttrRlly with hisI
other work he was ordained priest after passID gI
an exceptionally brilliant examination beforel
DIR. MaupiuEa and others His career since ord n
alton is better known than that of any other
AuRlo Roman CCCiesTastiU, WITH the sing ls
exception os the Cardinal Archbishop, thou gh
many are bis superiors in eloquence, N theolo
Even before the publication OF Lothian " he
wss not only an cleHiGSticAl but n iAl lion
Daring the winter of 81 20 the winter of the
Vatican Council, he " as engaged in instruct
ing in Rome what q Catholic lady Will de.
scribe as drove" of con verts, and we RENE EN-.
Der that it waS cuTI emily said in Roman society
ut the time that he had already "recouc oiled >
about Eve hundred ProtestAnts to the Holy Ro
man Church. Beyond doubt, however, Monsg
with Lord Butte and his consequent appearance,
In the Premiere pages, where, 1t willibe remem
6eTed the namg of Gatesby- y-EFaB ia -eae4 4RstARoi
printed Capel, hardly, it would seem, by slip
for il 80 remained, even after attracting com
ment, in more than one edition. or course tn
portrait there given was a rough one the lin
neT had not had sittin 90 enough from his mode
to be faithful in details, and he trusted moro &
his imagination to portray what monsiEuo
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-24

WHAT LABOR SAVING MACHINERY Has
lDoNE.-It has been said in Congress that
Newark, one of our great manufacturing
'centres, can now produce on an average|
about three times az much as she can sell.
In Massachusetts, as we learn from the|
|census OF manufactures for 1875, the in
creased production of some of the leading
.staples by means of labor saving m schineryI
has been very great. With "a ISL hands,
employed in 1865 there were produced
175, ,s75 900 yards of goods, ratio of ,325
yards to each employee. In 1875 there
were produced 81. ,7sO GOO yards by 60, l76
Employees, or about ii ,2l3 yards to each
hand. This shows that with an increase of
about l49 per cent. during the ten years in
the number of hands employ cd, the quantity
of cloth produced was increased nearly 3S2
per cent. Woolen goods also make very
astriking exhibit. For 1865 the production
lie piac, at &c, ,O0S. l4l yards, and the num-
Der of employees 1888 For 1875 the
production 10 90 29s $50 yards, and 10 ,D36
semploy ees, showing an increase of 9S3 per
cent. in production to II per cent i'll the
number of employees. The number OF
%cairs Of boots and shoes made in 1865 was
Isl go 5s3 pairs and the number Of employ
ees 81 ,S2I aud in 1878, SO, 762 500 pairs,
with as 09O employees. Thus. during the
ten years. the production hss been increas
ea nearly 80 per cent. while tue force EN-
ypioye ed wac less by 73l.