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SHsNVs"VS SVUNS"' w. >' WV
rest the case there. H. has gone int"
the Supreme Court IT the United
States to test the question whether "r
not tl,eae subordinate Federal courts
can administer the criminal laws Of
Virginia. When Billings renders bis
decision in the Lottery case We have
no doubt that our own able aud pa.
tri"tic Attorney General, who has
fought the us"rpations 80 we'll and
nobly, will carry the issue into the
highest tribunal Of tho Republic.
Bot in the meantime vigorous
measures should DO taken BY our
other State and city officials and BY
our members If Congress to rebuke
the action Of Billings and put au end
to these dangerous usurpations Of tho
Federal judiciary. Gov. Nichols
should issue ringing protest against
tho scaodalous action Of tho lottery
judge IN suspending . high criminal
law Of this State. The chief Of pos
lice Of this city, and the courts Of tho
city and State which have jurisdic>
ton IF tins crime, should ignore tho
injunction of Billings, and under the
protection of tho Governor and the
mayor, and Of the militia ii necessary,
enforce the law to . trial 10 tho high.
est court tbst has jurisdiction Of it.
10 such . case the Lottery Company
will have an opportunity to seek the
United States Supreme Court BY .
writ of error, while in the meantime
\ criminal law enacted by the Legis.
laturo of the State, on the demand Of
nins. tsnths Of tho people, and s,gnel
after long and mature elaboration Of
the Governor, will be enforced, and
tho dignity of tho State sustained.
In this matter our representatives
in Congress also have a duty to pot
form. When Billings ventures, at
tho dictation Of Messrs. Semmes and
Campbell, tho attorneys of tho Lot
tory monopoly, to usurp the functions
Of our State courts and suspend tho
operation Of our criminal laws,
Messrs. Ellis, Gibson, Robertson,
Elan, King and Acklen should take
active steps to have him impeached.
Washington, Madison, Jefferson,
Webster and Calhoun, could they 10.
visit the earth aud witness tho pro.
ceedings In Billiogs' or Rives' court,
would shrink with horror from the
spectacle and spurn with contempt
the degenerate people who submit
quietly 10 such judicial ontrages.
The Democrats in Congress have
done nobly 90 far in their efforts to
e0force tho repeal Of obnoxious Fede.
raj election laws, and 10 trust that
on that issue they will defeat the
oentralizatio0ists. BIT our chief dan.
ger, aud Mr.. jefferson OWNED it him>
self, 10 in the encroachments Of tue
Federal judiciary. Let this b0hch Of
the Federal government also Ike at.
tackled; let tho Ire open al along
the line; let the insolent judges,
whether here or in Virginia, or elss.
where, who invade the jarisiliction Of
tho State courts, 10 impsached At the
bar If the Senate aud their eriMea
against civil liberty exposed to the
country, even il there be not patri.
Ots enough in that brancl, Of the Con.
gress to convict and degrade them.
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Miscellaneous.
THE GENUINE
DIR, C.. 1cLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
YERM I
SYMPTOMS Of WORMS.

OUWU VWUO W "VOVU0s
THE countenance is pale and lead.
en.colored. with occasional flushes,
or a circumscnbed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dilate; an azure selnicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose is irritated. swells, and sometimes
bleeds; swelling Of the upper lip:
occasional headache, with humming
or throbbing Of the ears; an unusual
secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul. particularly
in the morning; appetite variable.
sometimes voracious. with a gnawing
sensation Of the stomach. at others,
entirely gone; Aeeting pains in the
stomach occasional nausea and vom-
ting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen: bowels irregular. at times
costive; stools Shiny. not unfrequent-
ly tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard urine turbid: respiration
occasionally difficult. and accompa-
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsive; uneasy and dis
turbed sleep, with grinding Of the
teeth; temper variable. but generally
irritable. &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, :
DIR. c. MlCLANE'S VERMlFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it i, an innocent prepa-
ration, not capable q do0g the slightest
injury to the NEST hend.y infant
The genuine DR.. MCLANE'S VEF-
MIFUGE bears the signatures of {.
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros. on tile
wrapper. o.
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THE EXECUTION WAS POSTPONED
from Sunday S o'clock, to Monday
l2. Nothing further wac offered by
the enemy, and tho eminent youtl,
died under . gallows. This officer
was tho particular favorite of bic
general, and tho most promising gen.
eral 10 tho army. How cold are the
friendships Of men high ia power.
Audre'S deaths does honor to human
nature. For my part, l declare that
| would rather 10 Andre than 10
alike niue. tenths of the sentimental
world. We have not got heard Sir
Henry Clinton's declarations since
the execution Of HE friend. l dare
cay he will be full Of meoaces. Our
army continues on their old ground
at Tappan. No prospect of any &C.
ton. A powerful embarkatiou ia
nearly completed at New York. l
l'slievs they will pay visit t. your
neighh.,rhood. Wisdom and vigor,
Or destruction, 10 tho watchword from
tho Southern States. 1t il said tho
! fleet With troops, sail Tomorrow.
have tho honor to bo with every sent
iment Of rsspsctaRnd esteem, your A.
fectionats relative AZ ol'edient ssr.
wand,
HENRY LIE, JR.
His E1ce'leacy I. Lee, Esq.
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STATE NEWS.

Tho Alexandria LNeM0crat on good
advice Gays: Il ia better to tread the
path Of life cheerfally, skipping
lightly over the thorns and briars
that obstruct your way, than to cit
down under every hedge lamenting
your hard fate. The thread Of q
cheerful mans lite spius out much
longer than that Of q man who 10 con.
tinaally sad and depending. Pru
dent conduct In the concerns Of life 10
highly necessary but II distress sec.
ceeti, detection and despair will not
AFFORD relief. The lest thing to 10
ilone when evil comes upon us is not
lamentatioh, but action not to ait
and suffer bat to rice and week the
remedy.
The Opelousas Courier says: Mr..
Andre Deshotels, residing near Vile
Plate, killed a hog a few days ago,
of tho Poland. Chester cross, which
weighed-after being cleaned-836
lbs net. He was only three years old,
and attained THE enormous weight
by the ample process Of eating plSn-
~ Of the cheap corn and potatoes
raised BY bic owner last year. Nov,
who will cay that fat pigs cannot b
raised 10 Ct. Landryi Who will cay
that it IL cheaper to raise cotton at 7
OF 8 cents, aud buy pork from the
West. .aCf. ls.
The franklin Sun appeal to ito de-.
linQuent subscriber for butter, eggs
or chickens. 4
Franklin Esx: The destruction Of
tho tender lesses Of the oaks, 10 tho
vieisity Of tlis plaee, BY some kind
Of bugs, have, 10 some instances,
completely stripped them Of their
foliage. They Do their work entirely
ct night, making, while 10 their
progress, . sound resembling % i'm.
menae swarm Of bees.
Abberville Isridiosal: April ID
here aud with il her showers. Tues.
day vas tho frst day Of the month
aud that evening fell one Of ID .
heaviest rains Of tic season, every.
thing was flooded, and tho eoaleee
aod ponds assumed mammoth pro-
portions. Much good wss done by
tho TAIN bot II y wet spell sets In
great damage will bs done to the
crops.
Tie Carroll Conservative says: Un.
less tho people If our parish wake up
u the importance Of taking more
| islmediate interest In political net.
! Ten than they havs beeo tatiss tol
come time back, they will have no
fright to coMplsin Of tho miserable
eenditioe Of affairs. This thing Of
4uhtly acquiescing In esents tl,ai
With ! little sxe1tion might havs
been controlled 70 Z spectes Of master.
il inactivity unworthy Of FREQ Ams.
rican citixsps. - p.
Tho young coro 10 strong and vieor-
aus 10 East Carroll, With April show.
sss aud Bro. Morgan 10 happy.
The hoegaa City Review rye This
III very Seod tine to disio5sse. lSe
4 4 T.
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Hsw 10 Use Up CD nsttss,
(Philadelphia Bulletin. !

tfpiladelpnls buIletlhc - susg
Miss Doods cooking Lecture the other
evening. Lady soliloqulsihg NV
that she's got il oouked L. Wishsonga
toll % how to u.s. Up aid muttQp.n, Naxt
lady 0vorhears aud romafky: II Nv
souio infAllibloi RECIPES" ~ SFttue s1Dlyt
alert with pencil spd note ,hoek 3 s"VRll
you please favor mo I" Second lady:
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DIR. @ Mc1ANE's'
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir TO-" but in
affections Of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia aud Sick Head
ache, or diseases OF that character, they
stand without a rival.
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THEY PREPARED 10 RETURN.

Vu61 1OO6 A0OO ~ OoAVssSSs
Arnold to West Point, Andre TO the
Vulture. Some embsrrassments arose
" 70 the getting % board |; tho tWo
psesasts who had Landed Mejse Al.
drs having bssn up ths night bstose,
and uoet Of that night, we're both 70
assiet When called on. IL We then
proposed to spspd tho day 10 secret
st Smith's houss. Andre consented;
Arnold lsfs him. In tho evesine
Andre and bic guide Smith ct oct,
and by reason Of General Arnold,i
paiis they unintertuptedIy passed
king's ferry. Andre left bic rsgi.
nenlal cuat ct Smiths house, and
wore oue borrowed from Smith. Mr.
Saith conveyed bic charge sate to q
solitude without tho jiss a or usual
pssfaI, and LET him pnshing on fos
Nov York. fdrtauAtely, when very
near tl.s sssnys advanced pot, N
net with three yoa.g militis nss
wl.au quest u plsader he'd carried
thas fsr. Major Andre aeeosesa Tier
from where's. They eeplisd ffoa
below Avn aad bsiow wsee eosa'
= -
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Nest Complets Satisfaction Guaranteed
l57.., or No Pay.
Fall directions srouud each bcx.
Physieians Supplied BY mail, poat-paid,
for $3.50 Per thousand, in bulk, cash in
advance. We will send these Pills tn
any reliable drnggist Or merchant 10 cell
on commission. Agents wantel every.
where.
.. Jossissoss Geo.,
BANGOR, lllIH l,sp,islsn.
Juss saly. h
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I II. i n. ]. CUNNINGHAM.
ATTORNEYS At Law.

ATTORNEYS At Law.
1t. Denis Strsst, NatchitOches, La.
WILL give prompt sud personal at
W tentiOM to all bnsiuess entrusted to
their care
Practices in the District AMI Parish
Coarts in tho Parishes vi NatchitOches,
Red River, De6otO aud Sabine, and before
obO 0apreu,o Court at Monroe and llOw
Orlsaus. Jan 5 7s.)S.
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= 4. D. TUCKER.

Z i. D. TUCKER,
Attorney and Councillor at Law,
OEkICE
81. Dss;s STREET, NatckitocAes, La.
MILL practice in the District sOd Par
w 1h Courts Of NatchitOclIes, Sabine
DsSoto and Rel River, and tho Supreme
Court VI tho State.
All business entrusted to his care will
receive prompt attention. Apr l3-ly
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.ACU I. AND FEVER.

.ACU + AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can BE- used prepar-
atory to, OF after taking tlulnine.
As simple purgaiive they are un-
eqaaled. .
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Eaci, box has a red wax seal Oh the
iii, will: the impression DR. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
e. MCI.ANE and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr..
{. McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McLaNe, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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Al Inpertant Historical Document
Hitherto unpublished.

40 official source, it will doubtless be
fround very interesting. Light. horse
Harry" Leo wac the father of the
late Robert E. Leo Of the Confederate
army, and died 10 Baltimore, in 1876,
from tho effects Of injuries received
at tho hands Of q mol. Following ID
tho letter
LIGHT CAMP. near Tappau, Octo.
her, 4, l76O-Last month has produ.
ced two events which will bear . die
tinguislled lnstre in the annals Of
America. The infamy Of Mr. Arnold
aud tho death of Major Andre, ad-
intan general Of the Brjl)oh army.
n. Arnold has been q villain 90 tho
small scale 40 we'll % on the great.
He had established lucrative conec.
tions with sntlers aud suffers wives,
and had them the Instruments of Gun.
vsrting into money HE embez elements
Of public stores. lie has
DECEIVED HIS WIFE.
and estrsnged bio friend. Major Az.
dre. This latter matter was, perhaps,
unavoidable though it 10 generally 1t.
ttil,utalle to q pusilsuimity inherent
10 the Villains breast. Al If deter
m,iusd to exhibit to tho world bow
deep In infamy human nature 10 ca.
pahls If descending, he il now, by
violations Will, tho commander iu-
chief, pointing ont to Sir Horny Clin.
ton those characters in the city III
New York friendly to the American
cause. He lives, but he lives ia
misery and anguish. The virtuoua
Andre 10 dead, but dead with honor.
Perhaps history does not afford 90
instance Of 40 execution similar to
that Of Audre-just and unavoidable,
without the least particle Of immor.
tally in the sufferer. Many tales
which have gone forth relative 10
these transactions mnst render sou
anxious to hear Z special relation Of
THE WHOLE ADVENTURE.
1t appears that Gsnerald Arnold
was tho prSp0ser Of bic intentions Ia
q letter to Sir Horny Clinton. Tha
point Of Issue 10 not ascertaiued,
though W have come reason to be.
lieve 1t originated soon after General
Clinton's return from South Carolina,
The object 10 view was tho botrayiua
Of West Point into tho hands of Tho
enemy. Appearances were to be
kept up; The place was 70 have been
surrendered % ter0s Of cspitulstion,
and Mr.. Arnold, = general 10 oui
service, on parole. In other words, th(
object was tho subjugatioo Of America,
Sit Henry Clinton committed tho man.
agemeut Of this important business 4
Major Andre, . young gentleman
equal 10 eninence 70 any the world
ever prodaesd. Major Andre cam,
up tho North river 10 40 armed slooF
and lay near Kings ferry, at which
place Ve have two small lorts. KiDg'l
ierry 10 distant from West Point 6e.
tween twelve and siItsen miles
General Arnold BY means Of Joshu,
smith, hsld . conference With Major
Aside 10 the night on tho shore ol
tho river. From tho ehote they I'd.
ioufned o THE NJ. Smiths houee
one mile 10 tho country. Here mat
tsrs were completely 6xsd. Th,
American Gibraltar was 20 b betray.
cd aud tho ttsitof secured % 70 tn
reception Of tho bribe.
THEY PREPARED 70 RETURN.
Arnold to West Point, Andre to the
Vnltnra. SomA emharraaomonts aF0o(
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CHAPLIN. z. +. DRANoUHr. T. y. CHAPLIN
CHAPLIN, DRANGUET + CHAPLIN
Attorneys at Lac,
NATCHITOCHES, LA.

nRACTlCE in the District Courts Of
i NstchitOchs,, Sabine, DeSotO and
RED River and in the Supreme Court OF
the State. March Fly.
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N. a. Dunn,
Physician and Surgeon
Mowagonsery, In.
Magistrate.

,Jen1 H. TUCKER
Magistrate Wardll.
80. DsSis Street, NaiekitOctes, La.
DROnPr attention given y oil business
i entrusted tO bis care.
~ Claims collected ut small cost.
Refers to the Bar Generally.
Jan 57S-ly
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PUB g 4 TIVE PILL

Stand unequaleil before the world today.
BY varying the dose according to direc.
tiOns, Parsons Puggativc Pills o6ectually
Purify tho Blood and greatly alleviate,
II not entirely cure Dyspspsis, Scrofnla
81 Kings Evil, Nose, Erysipslas Of 81.
Anthony's Fine, Esnptiops, and Eruptive
Diseases Of TIE Skin, Gait Rbeum. Tet-
tss, Risgwosn. Soses, BeilA Tumors,
Norbid Swellinss, Uleesstioss, Pimples
aud BlOtches. .s s-a.f.tt-as ui4
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try terms On the lines far the Ame-
.icsn and British armies. Andre, in
bio transport Of joy, discovered to
them that he wac . British officer.
THE LADS INSTANTLY SEIZED HIM.
He made every attempt on the
virtue Of bic captors. Ton thousand
guineas we're assured them, aud every
necessary Of life was lavishly prof.
fsred. All 10 vain. Andre vac
brought . prisoner to our advance
hotee: gusrde. Papers announcing
tho object of bic mission .were found
upon him. Arnold's villainy was
also discovered, yet % blunderipg
was tho officer 10 bic measures that
DO contrived to give tho frat notice
Of the capture Of tho spy to NJ. Ar
mold, and, consequently, furnished
Arnold, with time to eecape. This
was erroneous, not Intentional. Ar
nold made the best uee Of this notice,
and got to tho Vnlture 10 HE barge
under the sanctity of . dag. Tho
poor bargemen whom be had nude
zee Of on this occasion were, at his
instance, retained AZ prisoners Of
war. Andre and Smith were brought
to camp fur trial. The former was
condemned, the latter ia still uuder
trial. Tho virtuous Andre, though
conscious Of having become a spy
without intention and by accident,
yet, in 4 letter which be wrote to he
general, he approves tho propriety Of
bic sentence. Time was given for
preparation on behalf Of tho unfor.
tunste Andre. General Robertson
came 70 our advance poet With some
tri6iug request, and brought bic civ
ilisus 70 prove to General Washing.
ington that Andre was no spy, not.
outstanding Audrss letter to tho
contrary. In consequence Of THE
nVQrfnrA frnm tia AnAsmv
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SHAD MATCHING ON THE HUDSON,
From the Rochester Express.

Mr.. Monroe A. Green, acting super
intemdent of the New York State
Hatchery, states that the silad hatch
ing of the season has been more than
usually successful. Operations were
begun May II, aud terminated about
June 20. ten days earlier than was
expected, owing to a freshet in the
river. The work was prosected bv
Mr.. Green, with five assistants, at
Camp Green, ten miles below Albany,
and also near Catskill, back of Rogers
Island. At Catskill, 200, 900 young
fry werc turucd loose into the river:
and at Camp Green, 1920, 900; a total
of 6,GS6, 900. This is the largest sea-
sons work during the past five wears.
being about q third larger than that
of last year. The fiahermen's catch
this year has been exceptionally
large, so much so that the lands along
the river have been freely MANFRED
with shad, aud tons of fish have been
thrown overheard at Albany by the
tishmongers, who would not ship at
the reduced prices demanded by out
side marketm"n. 1t is said the size of
shad i'll the Hudson has run larger
this year than ever b fore. The larg-
est snad caught weighed eight
pounds, fish from five to seven pounds
having been very plenty. Early in
October the business of salmon trout
Matching will b. prosecuted at Lake
Ontario" and the Georgian Bay.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

(X7HEREAS, George A. Archer and Harriet
w T.. Archer, his wife, by their certain deed
of trust dated on the Sd day OF september, 1913.
and recorded In the recorders Office for Larry
cite county, State of Missouri, IN deed book NO.
ID. at page IS, conveyed to QuintiOus Master.
son, trustee, the following described tract ana
parcels of land, situate in the county OF l-aiay-
cite and state of Missouri, tO-wlt: The west nail
of the southwest quarter OF section nine (9 also
the south half Of the southwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter of section nine ~, all IN
township forty 49), OF range twenty-elsht
1881, west, containing in all one hundred QOOD
acres, more or less. in trust to secure the pay,
ment of a certain promissory note IN said deeu
OF trust described; and 30 recited In said deeu OF
trust, and, whereas, said note has long since
become due and default has been made IN the
puyment of the same: and, whereas. IL Is pro-
yyided In said deed Of trust that IN case OF the
death. absence from home or refusal 10 act as
trustee, then the acting sheriff Of said county oil
LAFAYETTE to perform and execute this trust;
and, whereas, the said trustee has since died
therefore, notice is h hereby given that the under.
signed, sheriff and acting trustee, ut the requtst
Of the legal holder of said note, will, IN accord,
ance with the terms and conditions oil sald deeo
of trust, proceed to sell the real estate tnerein
|described, ut public vendue, to the highest
bidder. for cash in hand. at the court house
door in the city OF Lexington, county oil Laiay-
ette and state of Missouri, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1873,
between the hours OF . O'Clock in the forenoon
and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon of said day to
satisfy said note and interest, together Will the
cost of exciting this trust.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Septem-
her 1879. GEO. M. M~OUNTJOY,
Sheriff and acting trustee.
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ANOTHER ISLANDER.

Here is a conundrum from Puck
which conta ins a wicked SANDER
"When a woman carefully slides out
of bed in the dead of night, and by
the pale light of the noon goes
through her husbands pockets, why
does she always take the small change
and leave the bills? Answer: Be-
cause she d~JCsa't.n
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THE VERY SAME FELLOW.

Three beautiful girls of Macon,
Ga, having met at Caloosa Springs,
fell into ii pious strain for al of
male companions, and concluded to
pray for the welfare of their lovers.
The first one to kneel had not gone
very far along in her petition when
1t was discovered that they were all
engaged 10 the same man. The reli-
@i,us exercises were terminated at
once.
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MACHINE SHOPS.
Lexington, Missouri.
STRAY NOTICE
STRAY

I" AIKEN up by j. II. Walter, living ~
i IN Dover township, IN Lafayette LIN
county, Missouri, and posted before HA
township, county and state aforesaid, on the
18th day of August, 1879, a stray mare, deecrib-
cd as follows: About Is years old; with harness
marks; wart on the right ear; no other marks
or brands. Appraised to twenty dollars.
septl3t2 w. 7. EASTWOOD.
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GOING OUT ~WHITEWAsHING.

A Lcadvilie sign: "Washiug, IRON
ing, and Going Out Whitewashing
Done Here"
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
~ others interested in the estate of Nancy
Hickman, deceased, that the undersigned, adj
ministrator, will apply to make n final settle
ment OF said estate at the November term,
1879, of the Probate Court of Lafayette cOun-
ty, Missouri, to be begun and held at the
courthouse in the city of Lexington on the
second Monday in November, 1879.
JAMES X
aug23-5t Administrator.