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and which exasperates Englishmen so much. The old Catholic gentry were driven out of the country with extraordln- arv condolences after each of the civil wars. and the new gentry who succeeded them not only belonged to foreign race and to a foreign church, but, unlike the earlier Norman invaders, never amalgamat- ed with the people. It is not true of the Cromwellian and William1te settlers, as 1t was of the Normans, that they became .smore Irish than the Irish themselves. " On the contrary, they have remained more English than the English themselves. There is more old-fashioned English Tory ism, Jingoism, and Anti-Lieralism of all sorts to be found among the Irish Protes- tant gentry to-day than among the cores bonding class in England. They are as loyal to the British Grown as, and more firmly attached to the Union than, Eng lishmen themselves. They serve in pro- portionally greater number in the army, and hold the Irish nationalist agitation in greater horror. All the distinction they win in any field-and they win a good deal-is set down to the credit of England /: that is, they win it as Englishmen and not as Irishmen. How few people ever think of Burke, or Castlereagh, or Wellington, or the Marquis of w ellesly, or Canning, or Plamerston, or Sir Henry Lawrence, or Lord Cough, or Lord Mayo, or General Nicholson, or Sir Garnet Wolseley, or Sir Frederick Roberts as Irishmen and yet they were or are all more Irish than Par nell. The result is that when the Catholic population wishes to show it's discontent, it has no proper organs for the purpose. It is Ignorant and poor, and bred in the habit of looking at the Government, not as it's servant, but as it's enemy and oppressor. It therefore makes it's wants known through paltry agents, and through the outrages, tumults, riots, and crimes which, as un- happy experience has taught 1t, are the only means by which it can reach the ear of the English Parliament, of which nearly five hundred out of six hundred members have probably never been in Ireland, and consider Irish questions bore.
 AAS S4Oc1O WOAh OA AAOA0AA0 "AAA consist in making Catholic and Nationalist masses believe that they, or persons in whom they have confidence, have share in governing Ireland-that the Govern ment is in fact their Government, as we'll as that of an Englishman and Scotchman ; and this can only be done by putting in Cabinet men selected for the place by Irish opinion, just as MT. Chamberlain was selected by English Radical opinion, or the Lord Advocate by Scotch opinion. It is put further off than ever by the appear ance in Ireland of an Englishman like MT. Forster, charged with the administra- tion of military law as remedy for dis content. The most reasonable people in the world would be exasperated by this, the most unreasonable rendered more unreasonable still.
The examiner., 1881-11-26

who are thinking of getting Pictures taken and desire them to be first class in every particular, such in fact as will give entire satisfaction, we can concientiously recom- mend to call on Stuart, 275 Main St. MT. Stuart is al accomplished Photographer having had 20years experience in the Busi- ness, some of which were passed in the best galleries on Broadway, New York i; and now has the best judges of Photogra- phic work in the city of Hartford for his Patrons. To those who may desire Pic lures for the Holidays we advise to call early in order to give time for finishing.
The examiner., 1881-11-26

MT. Peter Chute, 8 well-known citizen and prominent member of the Land League in our city, whilst driving on Main street a few days ago, was run into by an- other team, and is now suffering from 8 compound fracture of the right arm. It is feared that amputation will be neces-
The examiner., 1881-11-26
Meerschaum Pipes-Soby.

The Stockholders of TIL EXAMINER As ISOLATION are requested to meet at 155 Main street, room 3, on Wednesday eve- ming, Nov. 30, at sop. m.
The examiner., 1881-11-26
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Gold and Ivory-headed Canes for the Holidays-Soby.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY,
In The Circuit Court of SAID county in vacation
September 10th. ISL.
Mary j. CheatnaIn and William d.
Cheatnaii, her husband, ~
James e. Cheatham.
Two the satd James G.. Chca.ham: You ART
l. hereby notified that said pIaimtiffs have com
mriced q suit against you in said court by
petition and attachment, the object anu gen.
lpeht against you upon two prumissoIy
Eotes. executed by you and one Robert A.
Cheathain to Alex. lheatham, guardian, for
the infant heirs OF William L. Harmon tec..ss.
ell, one for the sum of torty-oue dollars (S4U
date June I'd, 1859, due enc day AFTER date. and
DearihS ten per ccnt. interest from date; and one
i9r the sum of siXt}-six dollars (s6Gj, dated
February 2lst, 1851, due one day sfter date, anu
bearing ten per cent. interest from date; and
tiiat sad notes were assigned to plaintiff, Mary
.. Caeatiiain, one of said heirs by said Alekan-
asr ShfaiIiiiii,; ana the amount due said plaintiff,
Mary >. Cheatham, by you on both said notes is
three hundred and twenty-five dollars and
ninety-iive cents (S32, 90.
Ard you are further notified that your prop
eriy mas been attached and that unless YOU
appear ut tue next December term of SAID court.
10 he began anu held o. the courthouse. i'm the
Guy Oh Lexington, in sad county. on the 9TH
gay u pecember next, and on or before the 9Th
tihue, anu Ii not, then before the end of The
term. and answer said petition, the same vii;
% taken us confessed ami Judgment rendered
you, and your property sold to sutIsfy
the same.
Ana 1t is further ordered that n copy hereorbc
published IN the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
ger, a newspaper published in said county OF
Tor Jour weeks successfully, the last
to be at least four weeks before the
commencement OF the next term of tl;is court.
y true copy. Attest:
FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
by Z. IL. DANIEL, Deputy Clerk. octSt5
bur en- q son, attorneys for plaintiff,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-29
ORDER OF Esyga5g.vz1N.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court of said county in vacation
october b, 1851.
The State Of Missouri at the relation,
anu To The Use ofteorEe NJ. Mount-
joy, Collector OF the revenue of La
i'iette County, IN the state Of Mis-
sour, plaintiff, fretition.
John Il Burden. Richard c.. Acee
and George simpson, deicndants.j
'sNO the said richard G.. Agee and George
a Simpson,: You are hereby notified that said
pi:sLnuit has commenced a suit against Won II,
SAID court hE petition. the object and general
nature oI watch l 70 obtain "a Judgement for the
described real estate, situate in the county Of
Ia, hye'te and STATE Of Missouri, to-yit:
t"rty a9 acres, Tie northwest quarter of
me northwest quarter Of section twelve 0aJ.
trWnship torty -ei4ht (i5j, range ,wcnty-six
f2bj; and the southwest quarter OF the northwest
I'ts,rtcr "i section twelve u2), township forty
e'Shi AS) ianSc tS,nly-siX (26) and the north
west quitrtrr OF the southeast quarter of section
eleven ul), township iortY-sigit 4s), range
gnsnt tor the years 1870. 1871. 1872, 1873, 1871.
1870. 1876, 1871 and 1879. and ilat said taxes Tor
year, Inclusive OF penalty, interest and
COSTS amount III the aggregate 10 the sum of
5iXty dollars and iiiry-eignt GEMS, 1864 ISL. and
'hit' the same may be declared u lien on sid
r'a' estate, sud that The same my he sclI or 90
!hucii h.et"oi as may hc necessary to satisfy the
rendered herein, with interest, fees,
pen t!i.e5, commissions and co Is.
MAT 90 at IA !itI aiptIHt't tniI Unless you
.if@tf ~ t:e next Dcfniner tenn o, a,id court,
to "e te&tin and held At the courthouse. l., the
city Of L"SiuEiDn, in said county, on In. 5h
faS oi b"Cenibcr next, aud on or before 9Th day
III SAID term, Iftie term shall so Ions: continue.
and II not. then u fore the end ur tue term. and
s;'Ii petition, the same viii b. taken as
confessed.
AMI II is further ordered that It C by hereof be |
IN ttir Les !u:tDn Weekly Intelligent
ger, II ncw paper Published IL said county of
Laiiy tie, f n fur weeks siccrssIyely, the last
10 b. Ut least fear week, before ;ha |
;oiiiii'ti'cein""t "!tir next ierG, OF this court.
y u"e copy Attest:
FRANK TR!GG, Clerk.
Hy a I EWISG. Deputy Clerk. oStl
CONN = ElLNkMeil. AtInrneN for uluIrlin
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-29
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GEORGE WILLIAM POSING.
[st. Paul Globe Den.,) october 81

ISt. Paul Globe Den.,) October 81
It wasIto be expected, of course, thai
George William Curtis would strike his
tavorite attitude as q civil-servlce re.
former IN the New York republican
cow ention and present a resolution EN-
bodying his supposed views upon how
the civil service should be conducted.
MI. Curtis, In this capacity, assumes a
most ridiculous position. He saw moth.
ing wrong in the shameful manner in
which the government patronage, REIN
forced by perjury, bribery and forgery,
was prostituted In order to steal the
presidency in 1876; he saw the offices OF
the government. from the highest to the
lowest, carefully distributed to the per-
p%etrators OF the fraud, in accordance
with promises previously made in be-
hall of Il. B. Hayes by his authorized
agents-the famous "visiting states
man;" he saw these same "yisiting
statesmen" perjure themselves before
the congressional committee that UNDER
took to investigate the conspiracy; he
saw the contamination of the bargain
made between Hayes's emissaries and
the local democratic managersby which
the electoral votes of three state, were
given to the republican nominee and
the state Offices to the democrats, These
gross, palpable, %stupendous frauds dis
toroed not The serenity nor excited the
Indignation OF Mr.. Curtis. In fact. he
Endorsed them fully and unequivocally,
and stuck TO the Hayes administration
through its entire four years of unlaw-
fnl incumbency. But he was awfullv
by the manner in which the
New York custom-house was conducted
by Messrs. Arthur, Cornell and Conk-
ling.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-29

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE,
In the Circuit court of said county I'm vacat,on-
~. October 9Th, 1881. =
The State of Missouri ut the relation Y
ana To the use ofGeorge N. Mount
JOY, collector OF the revenue of La
laystte county, In the state Of Mis- ~
souri,, plaintiff. SPetiCo n.
vs..
Inc unknown heirs of David p.
A0ontz, deceased, deiepdapts.
'C the said unknown heirs Of David p.
ma sald plaintiff has commenced a suit against
you In SAID court by petition, the object ami
Scmera' nature OF which is to obtain a Judgment
,"I Tue taxes, Interest and costs due on the ioI-
lowing described real estate, situate In the
county Of Lafiye:te. and state of Missouri, to-
east half of the east half of the southeast onarter
"a section sixteen Q6). township forty-eight
{ IS ae Isss1 ibe ew ssn,y snd c tssI; also twenty-five
Yer OIL the southeast quarter o dissection twentyrtWo
~, ae township forty-elght 49,. range twenty
u Sso 2se sag 1id rsa, estate being delinquent for the
1876, 1877, 1875 and 1879, and that said taxes fSs
saiu years, exclusive of penalty, interest and
one hundred and four and Gfsy.two one.hnnn
dredtlis dollars (sl04 52-lOO), and that the same
ihays t ne ueG,ared a lien On said real estate. and
may lie necessary. TO satisfy the Judgment rem
utfcd herein, with Interest, fees, penalties.
commissions and costs.
And you are further notified that unless vou nm.
pear al the next December term of SAID court.
70 DE DeSnn and held at the courthouse in the
Guy OF Lexington, In said county, on the SIN
gay OF December next, and on or before the 9th
OF SAID term, II the term shall 30 long con-
term, and answer said petitiOn; the same will he
taken as confessed.
And 1t Is further ordered that a COW hereof be
in the Lexington Weekly Inteliioens
ser, a newspaper printed Ia said county of Lx.
Iayctte ior Tour weeks successfully, the last in
oertioh 10 he At least four weeks before the com
hehcement "f the next term of this court
~ true copy. Attest:
nv FRANK TRlGG, Clerk.
L., nMisH; ~. octSi5
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-29
DUB BRILLIANT A
From the Washington POST

WI obgsl
Tie speech of Mr.. Vest, of Missouri.
In the senate, yesterday, together with
other efforts of that gentleman during
the past two years, stamp him as one Of
the most effective debaters and polished
orators in the body. His arguments
were succinctly stated and covered every
phase of the subject advanced by the
republican side. By quotations from
Senator Edmunds' former speeches he
completely overthrow that gentleman's
Arguments and vanquished him in his
chosen position, which he selected with
such care and defended with such DELHI.
GRAFTON and conscious virtue. The
close attention which Mr.. Vest received.
both on the floor and In the galleries.
was a deserved compliment to his able
effort in behalf of the right OF the demo-
Gratis to fill b vacant chair, and was
IN expression of the interest IN which
the public held the subject under con.
alteration. In the retirement of Judge
Thurman to private life the democrats
lost their best debater in the senate: and
b promising manner in which Mr..
9 looms up as an opponent of the
leading speakers on the other side of
The chamber will be the cause of n
al congratulatlon among democrats 4.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-29
ORDER Of PURLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE,
In the Circuit court of said county In vacation
October 9Th, 1881.
Tie State of Missouri ut the relation
and to the use OF George NJ. Mount
JOY, collector of the revenue of La
layette county. in the state oil Mis- p,..
sVuri, plaintiff, ffetition.
James NJ. Callahan and John H.
Hung.,e. defendants,
TINO The said John Ii. Hungate: Yon ara hare.
4 by notified that sad plaiRtiff has
eh suit against You In said court by D%.tifion.
the OBJECT and general nature OF which is to oh.
tam 4 jndI mcnI for the taxes. Interest ana co:I.
due o., the. following described real estate
situate in the tounty of Lafayette and stsfe az
Missouri. to-wit: One hundred and slxty n6Ol
three ta3), township fifty (5O), range twenty-
four (3D; sa'd real estate being deIinonsnt
iSr the years 49, 1873. 1874. ls7s. 1875, 1877,
exclusive OF penalty. interest and COSTS. amount
IN the aggregate to the sam OF two huntred and
tnir.een anu ten one : hundredths dollars
a lien on said real estate, and that The same NAV
DC soid or so much thereof as may be necasssry
TO satisfy the judgment rendered herein. with
unI ro s1es s. psm na, commissions and costs.
appear at the next December term of said co,,st
TO be begun and held at the cOurtbouse ~ ~.
Guy oi lexington, In said county. on the 5th dav
OF December next. and on or before the 8th day
OF saiu term, II the term shall so long CONTINUE
and II not, then before the END of tine term am.;
answer said petition, the same will be taken A
And 1t is further ordered that u copy bereof Ia.
published In the Lexington Weekly intelligen.
Ger. u newspaper published in said connfy of
ha.affsle' to tof be- so sa I wesks so sacs sessssivel Che last
commencement of the next term of mis- conrt
"A true copy. Attest:
BY At. rv,,o. y FRANK 1RIGs. Clerk:
johns blackwell, attorney for nIaintiS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-29
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI. ,
COUNTY OF ~LAFAYETTE,{
In the Circuit court Of said county in vacation
me Staie OF Missouri at the relation
and to the Use OF George NJ. Mount
Joy. collector OF The revenue Of La
layette county, in the state of Mis-. Petition.
souri, plaintiff,
klchard IL. Bledsoe, defendant,
Two the SAID Richard H.. Bledsoe: You ara
L hereby notified that said plaintiff has com.
iIenced u suit against you In SAID court by peti-
ION the object and general nature OF which Is
costs due on the following described real estate.
e Missouri o,,,rs te, " Forty g .scres. the south
seventeen 40 township iorty-eiglt (ls) range
aWenty eight (2s); said real estate beng deiin-
Gaent Tor the years 1865, 1869: 1870, 1871. 1872,
MAJ SAID taxes for said years. exclusive or PEN
aaty, interest and costs. anonnt in the aggre-
gaze TO the sum of sixty and fifty : nine
,bs, : n ,mi dollars Geo 5s-looj. and
on said real estate, and that the same NAV
to soid or SO much thereof as may be necessary
costs. ~"
And you are further notified that unless you sp-
pesun and held at the courthouse. IN the city Of
hhealnston, IN said county, on the 9Th day OF
DeGelnner next, and on or before the 9th day Of
saiu Term, II the term shall SO long continue.
anu II not. then before the end OF the term, and
ansWer SAID petition, the same will be taken Is
And 1t Is further ordered that a cow hereof bs
published in the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
ger, q newspaper published in said county OF
i naiaystie Tor lour weeks successively, the last
10 he ut least four weeks before the
commencement OF the next term of This court
A true copy. Attest: ~
v rur. FRANK TRIGs. Clerk.
Jshn S. Blackwell, attorney for pla;ntiT
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-29
FINAL

,sItArI asS of Henrietta L: Fulkerson, Mamie
fuikerson, john A. Faikerson and Betfie Eni.
kerson, minor heirs OF Henrietta L. Fuiksrson
inecsasea. In compliance with an order OF The
Iropa'e court OF Lafayette county, Missour,
mace at The August term. 1881, or said conrt
n,'a,cG IS hereby given that the un~dersigned,
MS exhibit for II final settlement OF said ~irns au
Estates IN said Probate court and that he will m.
p'y 70 make a final settlement of said Minor,
November term. 1881, OF sa,d court To IN. hci5 40
me trIoate court room. in The city ~ Lexinston
IN saln county. JOHN II. FULKERSO.'
e"'s GAardian.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-29

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Handsome new kid and morocco goods
show stamped portraits of medieval
personages, very family colored, ON a
pale gray background. This style is
seen 10 small size card cases and 10 larg-
er forms upon portfolios and albums.
Another pretty novelty consists of a card
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY. }"s.
In the Circuit Court of said county. in yoca,io,-
September 18th, 1881.
Rachel A. Hannah
VS.. }DIyorce
Andrew NJ. Hannah.
VINO The said Andrew III II lnnah: You are here.
L by, notified that said plaintiff, has COM
menced a suit against You in said court by ueli-
tlo1, the object ana general nature of which is
70 obtain Il divorce from the bonds of matrimtn nv
heretofore contracted with you, upon the
grounds that while IN Il state If lntpxication IN
frequently threateLei !s take liz. life ol ularniII.
anu offered such other IntiiSn,tIes as 10 make
conultI IN lGtoierablr.
ana You are further notified that unless YOU
anu appear at the next December term Of our
salu court, to be begun ant held at the court
mouse, III the city Of Lexington, county and
state aforesaid, on the 5.h day OF December.
1851, and ON or beiole the SIKH day thereof, if
the term shall so long continue, ami il not then
before the end Of the term. and answer said
petition, the same will be taken AS confessed.
Anu ii Is further ordered that "a copy hereof be
IN tn, Lexington Weekly IutrIIircn-
Ger, a newspaper printed IN said county ui La
Tor four weeks sGccesSlveiy, tti,. last in
sertion TO be nj least four wcra.s before the com
mencelnent Of the De .embSr term OF s.rtI court.
a true copy. Attest:
Do FRANK TI;ieG, Clerk.
BY T.. Il. DANIEL, ID G.. ocil
IL y. Collins, Attorney for plnint;G