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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-03-09
HARRISON'S FRIENDS.
The Iruc harac of Tho Mcn
Who Made the Indiana MAN
PresIdcI {.


"Hon." Matthew Stanley Quay is n
republican United States senator, the
head of The republican party organiza
ton, and Messrs. Clarkson aud Dudley
are bis Iieuiehants, recognized repre-
seniatives of the republican party act
ing for il under its authority. To the
work of these three men it is very
largely indebted Tor its new lease of
power, and what they have done al
ready is a fai" indication OF what 1t
may be expected I o do. The campaign
tor the presidency, conducted by this
trio, was So VIGOROUSLY corrupt that 1t
is not easy to be surprised at any thing
that develops concerning it, but it is
impossible for people, republicans or
democrats, who have any sense or de-
cency LETT, not to be shocked on learn
ing that Quay, Dudley md Clarkson
cOnspircd to bride an unfortunate deaf
mute to betray his employers and ben
elactors and To commit larceny as their
agent. The theft OF mail isis and other
documents trom the prof lion paper,
the New York Voice, has Been fixed on
the campaigm committee 10y the con-
t~essioms of the clerks bribed TO do tho
Stealing anG by letters from Dudley
surrendered by them. The accessories
o. the committee in the theft were only
paid $50, but they were promised gov
ernmeut places aud more money beside.
Mr.. Benjamin Harrison, the most di-
rect beneficiary OF the theft, will de-
ride whether the promise is 10 be full
filled Or not.
Anuthcr incident shows how his
party estimates him. lie has just Ie-
| crived ii letter from Los Angeles, Cal :,
from The members OF the ''MGrChlsUn'
conspiracy, giving him the name of the
man who conceived The conspiracy and
warning him that all The others who
may claim TO have originated it "prnc-
| tice a fraud upon him, upon the relub-
lican party and upon You, sir. il they
come asking recognition T. ffic'] be
cause Of such alleged service"
1t is hard to imagine any thing mrre
base than the lie told the British minis
ter; t%reaCherOus Than the breach
of his confidence, or more scouDdrelly
than the publication of the letter OBJ
tanned by The conspiratOrs, as if IL wei G
manly Americanism TO induce a for
eigner by fraud amt trickery to take
part in an American campaign. The
conspiratOrs, believe that they
have deserved 20 well of Harrison that
they have only to convict themselves OF
their villainY TO insure their reward.
Instead of concealing their share in the
plot, they glory Ii it. Instead OF leav-
ing t. e country to escape the scoru and
contempt of their fellow republicans
for all act Of baseness without preCe
dent in the politics of this United
States, and TO make a fitting climax fol
it all they waite to the republican pres
ident-elect warning him that the claims
on his gratitude presented by Other
scoundrels for this particular piece Of
scoundreIism do them an injustice!
With such cOadjutors, such friends
such associates, such fellow partisans
what will the grandson Of william
Henry Harrison be able to do to show
that he is better than his party.
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MURPHY's DUCKING YARN.
From the st. Louis Telegram.


Dan Murphy. one of the oldest of St.
Louis duck hunters, tells the following
frog story: "One day early last OciO-
Der 1 went to Bluff lake for my tall hunt
Late one moonlight night saw what
| thought vas M thousand or more
wook ducks sitting on a sycamore tree
1t occurred to me that if | shot a duck
before Oct. 10 [ would violate the law.
While studying whether or not to vio-
late the law, the whole crowd Sudden
ly flew up and over me. / shbt two
barrels and two MORE, u a dozen fell
right around me. Fearing some con
stable might have heard the shot. |
squatted right in the marsh for fifteen
minutes, when, hearing nothing L gath
cred up my ducks, and 10! they were
crows. l sat down ard howled Then
| swore ] wonld get q dozen wood
ducks il l had 10 stay there all night.
A few minutes after the moon went
down n thousand frogs suddenly sprang
forth and began their COMPOUNDED mo-
notonous chant. L had no meat in
camp, and half a dozen times started
to shoot a mess, bnt refrained to save
nv shells for ducks. Along about
morning one came sailing down to my
right. | didn't hit II. Then two came
to my lett. | hit both and then five
drove at my head and | got them. Then
they began coming so fast that they
took my hat of, and | slaughtered
them until nv shells were exhausted,
But the rascals all crawled under the
marsh grass and got away while was
shooting more. went to the camp as
mad as a halter. / made a long frog
gig, took a new supply of shells, and
started back early the folio my morn
ing. l just got among the frogs again
when the ducks came. 1 shot all my
shells away, and again got nothing.
Besides, the frogs had all disappeared
Along came the ducks right at me
Finally they were coming sn thick thai
I had to blaze at one with the gig
Sure, TO my surprise, L gigged ne.
put it in my pocket. when two camI
along, and l gigged them and put then
in nv pocket. | kept on till | had
fine bag"
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THE DIFFERENCE.
From the st. Louis Republic.


In one day of Cleveland's admins
tration federal warrants for election
frauds,were issued for w. W. Dudley of
Indiana and Robert Watkins OF Plum
merville, Conway county, Ark. If
Watkins is guilty, he will be punished.
Of Dudley's guilt there is no question.
1t cannot be denied even by his own
partisans. But he will never be
punished. After March 4 he will be
as securely protected from the penal
ties of the Federal law as Harrison ia
himself. Even if Harrison desired to
see him punished, he would not dare
allow 1t, since Dudley holds the
secrets of the campaign of 1888, of 1884,
and of 1880. He has power to punish
Harrison ten times greater than lisr-
risOn's power to punish him.
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WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH LIZ
INGT0N.

There is an act on the statute book at
Pennsylvania dating back to April,
1894, which imposes a fine Of 81 cents
upon every person over 10 years OF age
convicted of prolanely curing or
swearing "by the name of God, Jesus
Christ or the Holy Ghost" or in de-
fault, imprisonment in the house OF cor.
rection of the proper county not Ok
ceedipg tvs enty-iour hours for every
such offense, Recently, in the town of
Lancaster, in that state, a man was
locked up for three days for refusing to
pay a fine Of 81 cents a piece for three
big oaths under the old law, which has
been lying dead for years. A writ of
habeas corpus was applied for, but the
courts decided that the commitment
was legal.
If Missouri had such a law every
town in the state-Edina especially
could have marble sidewalks, electric
lights, waIcr and gas works, a new
fence around the public park, and the
treets paved with granite,
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PARTNERSHIP ESTATE OF
ALEXANDER L. RUSSELL.

NOTICE ia hereby given Ia ca e'iitOrs anu all
N pcrs, rs interested in the pal tn"rehlp chlatr
al Alexander ~ Russell, whlca firm was com
posed al John Il. Alexander tnO@ Grccnbed)trd
James & russell, that sad James u Russell.
the surviving partnCr, having iaIl'd, neglected.
and rr'u-'d to give the bond TtqulTtd by law IN
suCh CT, IS. the UNDERSIGNED, stephen n WILL
-.In. public II minIsIralOr OF B"layrit" county
Missouri and as suCh III charge OF The IndIVI-
dual estate oil John Il Alexander, dec nt'h,
wus on this 2l5I day Of February, a ID 1883,
by the Probate court OF Lafayette county, Mis-
hDuTi, duly appointed administrator OF The part
nrTship ".iaic al Alexander IL Rrssrll ana or
dereii TO tnkc chargr Of the same and ndinInl5-
ter tue same uC, Or':iug to law.
All persons having claim against saIh part
n"rahip estate mr." TtqmIr' Il to exhibit til" same To
Ia" undersigned tor allowance withIn one year
from the dale 81 said order or they may be pre-
clu led from any ben, lit Of said y rtr eT-hip
estate. nnd If such claims be not cAhIDltpd with
in two years from the dat" Of this publication
the will he forever barred
Dated this 2lst day Of February. A. ID 1889
PHEN y WILSON.
PuJ'ic Administrator IN charge al the estate
Of Alexander ~ Russell, partnership. icb23 .
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ANEODoTE OF GENERAL JACKSON.
Nashville Americana

An old citizen Of this city who died
only a lew years ago was in Kentucky
in 1928 when General Jackson was a
candidate for President, and General
Jackson, in travelling. stopped in the
town where he lived. The anvas
was at fever heat. An eccentric Clay
man took special pains in the most
emphatic msnner to show his hostility
to General Jackson.
Finally, coming close up to the gen.
eraI, he, with great emphasis, said:
Yes, sir, | want you to understand
that | am not going to vote for you"
General Jackson, rising mp and look
ing him full in the eye, said: "Sif, |
have given much of my life Ia my
country, and it was that you might
have this privilege"
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TO THE HOLDERS OF TOWN.
SH Il BONDS OF LAFAY-
ETTE COUNTY, MO.
OFFICE OF

JAMES Il. DILLARD tOUNTY TREASURER
For LAFAYETTE 'UUNTY.
LEXINGTON no . Feb Is. 1884 J
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT BONDS
~ numbers one III, and two III. OF the de-
OF ST goo each, AMI bonds nun Der
]. 2, 3, 4. B. Of The denomination al 500 each,
all bearing date of November 18th, 1892, and
is ued by The County OF Lafayette, IN the State
Il Missouri, on behalf of L erdom Township In
sand county. also bonds number /, :, IL. IA, Il,
10 IL, p, 25 26, p, %, OF the Denomination of
800 each, ana all BEARING date November l4h.
1882, and issued by the County Court OF Laiay-
cite County, IN the State OF Missouri in behalf of
Middleton Township, all OF said bonds Lave
been declared due by The County Court OF said
county, and SUBJECT To redemption. and that
said bonds will be redeemed on the 10Th day OF
March, 1889. alter which uate the interest will
Cease. and Tor that purpose may be presented AT
the Office OF the County Treasurer OF SAID county
for payment in cash. j. Il. DILI.AItD.
County Treasurer Of LaInyeltr COnntY. No.
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DMiNIsTIATOa,s NOTICE,

FILTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS on the estate al
II Marion r. Lny, deceased, were Granted
to the undcrsIgned on the lith day OF February,
1889, by the Probate court OF Lafayette
county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against 4 lid estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance TO
the administration, within one year after the
date Of SAID letters, or they may be preCludcd
from any benefit of such estate, and if such
claims be not exhibited within two years from
the date of said letters they will be forever
barred
This l4th day OF February, 1889.
GEORGE Il
fphIG,b Adn,j,iatrutIr
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Fos. SALE OR TRADE.

UAVITG REMOVED TOTiIE C0UN- Szi
II TRY and having no use there. Oh, III;
now unpr Tor Rulr or trade, TT ii bar RIiiiI
gam, ny late residence on 1hItd street. 1aa~~a
The house cont ms eight good rooms. has All
necessary OuthDusr., nearly new, anu me en-
tire property Is IN goOh repair Now Is your
time 10 strike IL you wish IL desirable rehIaehce
Ut Ia" down figures. y
jahl9m3 JAMES ihAN'
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Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which is the
fountain of health, by using DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery, and good Digestion, a
fair skin, buoyant spirits. and bodily health
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to the worst Scrofula, or b~lood-poison. Es-
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Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
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and nutritive properties, If taken in time.
For Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Short
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affections, it Is q sovereign remedy. 1t
promptly cures the severest Coughs.
For Torpid Liver, Biliousness, or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia, and indigestion, it is
an unequaled remedy. Sold by druggists.
Price $I.OO, or six bottles for $500.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE
LEXINGTON + EHHY, JoAL AND RAILROAD
TRANSFORMATIONS COMPANY,
L~EXINGrOS, 10. February llth. 1889.
INHE annual meeting of the stOck holders OF
l. The Lexington Ferry, Coal md RnilIo ad
transportation Company, 10 now fixed by re- =
luton and by lave Oi saId ComuHnv, for the
{ cotton ri five t5l diIecIors to sriv" dnring the
entulrs ear, ami i0r III" transaction 81 such
other businc-a as will cnIne before the board
Will b" held at tue Office oil suIi Company In the
CITY o! Lexington, Missouri. on
TUESDAY, MARCH l2h, 1850.
between the hours oil 10 a IN. aud up m. OF
thnt Jay. JAS HUGHES, Pres.
TlLIDS DAVIS %r"rr'i"V I"i 1874
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ORDER OE PuRLICATION.

TATE OF go
LAFAYEITE COUNTY,
In the circuit court OF SAID county in vacation
February It'll, 1889.
The State of Missouri at the relation 4atra
and 10 tie use OF James W. HIrri- 4<
son. COLT cior oil the revenue of La d914@:
iayette county, IN the Stale OF Mis- fWft
sour, plaintiff, fPeiiHQ4 4
Acknowledging. Kite Vaughan and
Harrison VAUGHN her husband,
Alfred King and Ephy King, de-
PENDANTS. u
NO the sad Alexander King: You are here
l. by notified that said plaintiff has commenced
object and general nature of which is to obtain
Il judgment for the taxes, Interest and costs due
on the following described real estate, situate
in the county OF Lafayette and state OF Missouri,
tO-wlt; sGhe southeast quarter Oi the southeast
quarter. aud part of the southwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter, and part OF the west hat
ol the southeast quarter and southwest quarter
of the southeast quarter, all in section eight (Sj,
in township nifty 500 of range went eight
section tweniy-eight C25) in township lortv-nine
(4!D. of range twtnty-right (26), sa'd real
estdte being Delinquent for the years 1870, 1873.
1874, 1877. Is7S, 1850. 1881, 1882. 1883, 1854, 1855,
lSe6 and 1887, and that sad taxes for said
years, exclusive of penalty, interest and
costs, amount in the aggregate to the sum
Of seventy seven and sIXtS-fUur One-hun
uTcdths dollars tS77 64-lO0), and that the
same may be declared II lien on said real estate,
and that the faIne may be sold or 50 much there
of as may be necessary to satisfy the Judgment
rendered herein, with interest, lees, penalties,
commissions and costs.
And you are further notified that unlts
you appear ut the next term of said court, to be
begun and held al the Courthouse, in the City Of
Lexington, in sail county on the LIST day of
April N Xt, and on or before the 9Th day of said
term, if the term shall 30 long continue, and IL
not. then before the end of the term, and answer
sail petition, the same will be taken as conf.s-
sed.
And 1t is further ordered that a copy hereof be
published IN the Lexington Weekly IntellIgen
Ger, Il newspaper published III SAID county OF
IliuypIie. for IDIIr weeks sllCppSsIVplV. the last
insertion TO he AT l. ust four weeks before the
commencement of the next term of this court.
A true copy. Attest:
Ieb9t5 e.. b. ANlEL Clerk.
WIN LAM YEUNG. Attorney Tor nlainiiI.
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81 have used Paine's Cele

Spring medicine means more nova days thanit
did ten years ago. The wintcrof lesS-S9 has!cft
the nerves all Jdgged ont. The nerves must be
strengthened, the blood purified, liver and
bowels regulated. Painc's Celery Compound
the Spring medicine "ftO-ddy-doeS all this,
as nothing else can. Prescribed by Physicians,
Recommended by Druggists, Endorsed by Ministers,
Gu0rautesd on the Manufacturers to be
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The Best
Spring Medicine.

ain the spring of 1881 l was all run down. 1
would get up in the morning with SO tired n
feeling, and was so weak that Icould hardly get
around. thoughts bottle Of PnIne's Celery Com
pound, and before l had taken 1t n week l felt
very much better. l can checfully recommend
It to all who need a building up and strengthen
ing medicine" Mrs. Is. A. DOW, Burlington. Vt.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit court of said county in vacation,
February It'll, 1889.
The State of Missouri AZ the relation
and to the use Of James W Harri-
son, Collector Of the revenue OF La
Idyette county. in the state of Mis-
~ vs.. Petition.
The unknown heirs of Charles LewIe,
deceased, and unknown heirs OF
NhhanIel Harlow, Deceased, de-
tcndantS.
Vs1O the said unknown heirs Of Charles Lewis.
Il deceased, ami the unknown heirs OF Nuth-
mel Harlow, deceGFet: You are hereby
notified that said plaintiff has commenced
Il SUIT against you IN SAID court by petition, me
officer and general nature al which Is TO obtain
II judgment Tor the taxes, interest aud costs due
on the following described real estate. situate
ia til, county Of Lafayette and state OF \ Miss 'url,
tO-wit: Lo' ave [5il part OF tue west hiiI Of the
southwest qjutur; iO,tw III, part oil the cast
hall OF the toIihNeei quarter; twelve WI acres.
HE %sOuihHe-i quaTt'r, ali IN section nine l9I. IN
tpwn.h hip hny-unr l5ll. of rang twenty-five
81; thirty 1901 acres. west ide southwest
qudI ter of section MN" l9J, IN township MY
on" IjlI al range wenL,-iive l25l, said real
cs'are icing delinquent Tor the years 1873. 1874;
1857. md that sand taxes Tor said years. cxclu-
sIvc OF penalty, interest and costs. amount IN
tue aggregate to the sum of thirIy-!wo and
tIIiri y-inTcr one-hunlrCdths dollars tS32 33. lOOl
ana mat the same may De declared a
lien On sad real estate, md that the same may
he sold or tG much thereof as may he necessary
to satisfy the judgn mt rendered herein, with
interest, lees, penalties, commissions ami costs.
Aud you ere further notified that unlcas yOu
appear nj The next term Of suri court, to be be-
gun and he Il at the courthouse, IN the city OF
Lexington, is said county, on the lat day OF
ApriI next. and ON or before the 9Th day of said
tei IN, ii the term sliall so long continue. aud II
not, then before the end Of tn term, and an
swrr said petition. the same Will be taken rs
confessed.
Aud it Is further ordered that Il copy hereof
he pub Isled IN the LeNIngIo on Weekly lutelligcn.
Ger, u newspaper published in sald county OF
Lafayette, Tor tour weeks successivcly, the last
| insertion 10 lie at least four weeks before the
commencement OF The next term Of this court.
"A iruc copy. Attest:
feb9i5 T., Il. DANlEL. Clerk.
WILLIAM YOUNG attorney for plaintIn.
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A truce has been arranged between the
German Consul at Samoa and King Ma
taafa to remain in force until after the
Berlin conference. By the terms of the
truce Mataafa agrees to prevent the de-
struction of German estate
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TAFT Or MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYErTK,S
In the Circuit Court oI sad county in vacation
February Tth, lsS9.
Inc State OF Missouri AT the relation
ami to the use of james w.
Harrison, Cole, tor of the revenue
of Lafayette county, III the state OF
Missouri. plainuG,
George a Hart, James -. Hart,
John Il. Hart, Wur.n Hm,
Mary cote ana Cotuiuhus Cole. her
husband En' ) B'"s and
INO the said JOAN u liuLIt. William II .rt,
4 M'rv t"l mt i:'-a ! B.ic- and Co am.
hus Cob: You "rc hereby notified that
"aid riainlh has commenced u suit Jg it 81
You IA sHi'i CONT hs petition. the oil, q and
general nature al wiz eli - lr ortIiu q ia Igurnt
Tor tue i"Ars. Interest aud costs tue ON The
following described Icnl estate, situate IN the
county of Lafayette and Sta'U ufMi,~utri, tu-wit:
The south half oil the n"IthwrsI Il tHIi,r Il the
snuiheI>I quartct .and the suuihwr Ic rrmrrufILr
northeast quarter u! Tho southeast quarter, aud
the north nalt Of the southeast qua Ivr oi tie
"u'hrast qunier aud part I'll hc -outawcst
qu trt + 81 the southeast quarter Of section "
teen tl6), IN township lorty-eigh' (IS). uf range
twcntS-siN t2Gl, containing eighty 800 acre =,
Hiliu real estate briuS delinquent for tue year
1887, and that said taxes Tor said Sc T., vNClus-
We Oi penalty, interest ami COS :, amount ~ The
aggregate To the sum ut twruIy-tNu aud ton
.m'-nundrrdtha (E12 q IOD dollars. aud
that the saiur may lie declared a lien an
-ali real estate HnIl hat the anne may he sold
pr 50 much thereof ~ nay toe tc'tssaly TO
satisfy the judgmrnt rendered h"lcm, Win m
teFr6l. lees, penalties, commas uns az costs.
And you are further nolid,,i that unless YOU
appear n the nrNi term Of said court. 10 Ice be-
gun and held at the cunyihHusc, ia th' cry OF
lexington, Ia sand county. on the 1t day OF
Npril next, aud an az before The 9th DAY oi said
Term, II tn" term snali 20 long Continue. and II
not, then belOrr the rud OF he term, ana answer
said petition, the Same VIII he taken us con-
lcssrd
And it is further ordered that a copy hen eor he
published III the Lexington weekly Intpillgeu-
cer, II newspaper Published N said county OF
ittdN c,t", Tor four weeks suCcrsaivrly. the last
INSERTION IL he ~ lcA-t four wrr rs better InC
commencement ui ihC uC. rrgiui hi, e. at
Nhu" cops. Alrc,I:
irhgIa & N%'Ef. cox.
WILLiAM louNr, a..uIuCy ior plA.ItIn,
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Il Makes
You Hungry

.ry Compound and it
has had q salutary
effect. ~ItinvigOrat-
cdthe system andl
feel like a new
a 1t improves
the appetite and
facilitates dlSeS-
\tion." J. II. COPE
LAND, PrimUS, 5. e.
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Thomas J Norris and james A.
Dnnt lafnaIa~t

Hunt, defendant.
mo the said James a. Hunt: You are hereby
l. noJliieI tha said plaint,f II has commenced u
suit q gLInsi you In SAID court by petition, the
object and general nature OF winch is to obtain
Il judgment tor the taxes. interest and costs due
on The following described real estate, situate IN
the county Of Lafayette and state OF Missouri,
to- wit: Lots one ~, two ~ and three (3) In
Hinkle's addition to WELLINGTON, Missouri.
sad real estate beng delinquent for The years
ls72. lS69, 1867. 1865. 1883. 1885, 1885. 1855,
1857. 1870. 1871, 1874, 1871, 1850, 1885 and
1889, and that said taxes for said years, eX-
elusive Of penalty, interest and costs,
amount in the aggregate to the sum of thirty
dive and Sixty one hundredthsdo lar 1885 90 100
and that the same may be declared u lien
on SAID real estate, and that the same may be
sold or so much thereof as may he necessary to
sati- fy the judgment r. ndered herein, with in
terrst, ICES, - nalties, commissions and costs.
And you are further notified that unless you
appear Ut The :cXt term OF said court, to be be-
gun and held at the courthouse, in the city OF
Lexington, IN said county, on the first
day of April next, and on or before
the 9Th day OF said term if the term
shall SO long continue, and if not, then
before the end of The term, and answer said petit
ton, the same VIII be taken as confessed.
And It is further ordered that u copy hereof be
published IN The Lexington Weekly Intelligent
Ger, II newspaper published in said county Of
Lafayette, for four weeks successfully, the last
insertion TO be at least four weeks before the
commencement Of The next term OF This court.
Atru" copy. Attest:
fcb9I5 T.. b. DANIEL, Clerk.
WILLIAM YOUNG, attorney for plaintiff.
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WANTED! sa5ss'% e :: $; ;;;;s"T' g;
mnnent, pleasant, pr0tilab q positions for the
right men. Good snlIrlcS and expenses paid
weekly Liberal Inducements To BEGINNERS. No
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