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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-16
COUNTY GRANGE.

EDITOR INTELLIGENCER:-I enclose
some resolutions passed at last meeting
of state grange, which hope you will
publish, s that your many readers
may know what the grange is now
striving for. Others were also adopted :
4 months compulsory school; toward
defining the position OF the Agricul
tural College with the State University
etc. The county grange is called t.
meet on February 10Th, when we hope
there will be a full attendance. There
were 1900 members added to the
order in this state last year according
to sccretary's report. ii. ID. NJ. Jr.
Resolved, That the owners of prop
erty upon which there is a mortgage
or other Indebtedness should be ell
titled to exemption from taxation to
the amount of the debt, and the cred.
itor should pay the tax where tho
property is located.
Resolved, That all deeds of trust
mortgages, notes of hand and al
negotiable paper, should receive the
annual stamp of the assessor or become
null aud void.
Resolved, That the present system
of assessing poll-tax upon The tax
payers of the state in unjust, and that
the tax should be graded according to
the wealth OF the individual.
Resolved, That the only Just AM
equitable method of imposing burdens
of any character should be in propCr-
ton to the ability of the individual 1t
bear such burden, hence we recon-
mend a graduation of taxation upon all
property, that shall be in strict
proportion to the income and vested
property OF the individual taxed.
Resolved, That the legislature is
requested 10 take such action as will
reduce and definitely fix a just AM
reasonable freight and passenger tariff
upon our railroads, and preclude tht
possibility of evasions OF u present
Interstate law.
Resolved, That the next genera
assembly be requested 10 provid,
uniform textbooks Tor the public
schools of the slate at cost, and to
adopt them for a term Of years not
less than five.
Resolved, That we ask all labor
organizations to unite with us in
securing legislative action TO that end.
Resolved, That the secretary of the
Missouri State Grange, be instructed
to procure blank petitions for this
purpose, and furnish them 10 the
subordinate oranges of the state.
Resolved, That the statute requiring
the roofs and ends of stock cars to bt
perforated with openings large enougl
to admit the body of a man, for tn,
purpose of access &c stock within, b,
strictly enforced.
Resolved, That the road law be Sc
changed that each township elect three
commissioners to take charge OF th,
work, and that the road taxes be pai(
to them.
Resolved, That the road and bridge
law be so amended that it will be thu
function of the county court and roat
aud bridge commissioners to builC
their bridges in the cheapest AID mos
expeditions way possible, that will no
Inconvenience the public travel.
Resolved, That the government
sho ii own aud OF crate the enIire rat
transportation system.
Resolved, That unnecessary deaIin
and gambling ia the products
Jabor, stocks and bonds shall b
deemed a crime and be made q penn
Ofgeuse.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Furnished weekly to the InteIligencer by
Captain j. ID. Conner, recorder of deeds OF
Lafayette county, Mo.
Abstract of the deeds filed in the Office of
Recorder OF Deeds from Saturday, Jan. 90,
1888. to Saturday, Feb, >, 1889. Only
such as contain covenants of warranty con-
tanned In list.
W. w. Corder to Ernest Rlees-
chulter' OF acreS,s end g ht NV IA, 80.
b. T. McBiroy to School District /, ="
Az. q, acre, Sc corner W hf ne, 3,
40, 20 -. . 1,14O 90
r. ID. Proctor,e ct al to WI. Arms
strong. 40 acres, 3 5 undivided inter-
est In NV NV IA. As, S.............. go 90
Odessa, Town OF, TO w. j. Arm
strong, lot 80, Odessa cemetery ...... 10 90
John McCave to Fred MOrath,
loi 12l, Estiil Heights .............. % 90
Lex. u X. G.. Lane & Investment
Go. TO John McCave, lot III, Es-
T. j. Morris to Josiah Mann, lots "
/. 2 and 3. Hinkles AL to Wellington. 800 90
LavInia c.. Chiles to II. A. Il. Ger
aughty, 40 acres, Sc Sc 80, so. 27.... 800 90
Fred w. Kopp 10 A. A. Bonham.
lot o, blk 2,Chamberlain's hd to Hig-
RinsfIlIe. e . E. . OUU w
w, T.. Dean to Ii. H, Dean, Ill
%. ......... 200 90
j. b. Smith TO II. II. Dean, 10
acres, Sc corner NV ne 20, ~, 90. so 90
w. A.. Gordon by executor TO f.
ID. Neer, 120 acres. ne sw snd NV Sc
aud = hf ne Sc, and also part NV sw
g., so, 25 $500 90
e %, 40. IS 49,. .......... 1900 90
Ohio Gafiu TO Geo. T.. King, W hf
lots 2 and IL, Old Town go. 49,. 1900 90
8. G. Wentworth to Mary K Logan,
undivided one-halt, lot 6,Dlk 1.Oavis
ad to Lexington 0O W
John Rebhahm to Elizabeth Perry,
lot I. and hf lot 3, Pomeroy. HouX
and Graham's ad to 1t XiugtOn 49,. 90
Bridget HOlerOn and husband 10
Geo. WINFIELD, 40 feet off q side lot
/. blk 2, LIST nd to Lexington ....... 120 90
Geo. q. Manly 10 Perry DAVIS, lots
Ia 3 aud 4, blk o, Aullyille 49,. lis Do
Ida M. Dav and husband To Jss.M.
Philips. 60 acres. ne NV and W hf
NV Sc, SO. IS. 30 -. 1913 90
Oscar Mlndrup to Robert Luiss,
lot 1906 and W hf lot l01. Wellington 200 90
Edward Bates Vaughan to Edwin
q. LOOMS. 80 feet front on South st.
opposite blk l, LIST ad 10 Lexington. 25C 90
~ No Instrument Will be filed until the
fee Is paid. -AL
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ORDER OF PUBLIC ALTON

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE,
In The Circuit court OF SAID county In vacation,
February 9Th, 1889.
The State of Missouri at the relation
and to the use of James W. Har-
rIsOn, Collector OF the revenue of
Missouri. plaintiff,
The unknown heirs of William Is IT.
nett. deceased. defendants.
INO the said unknown heirs of Viii amIarne'i.
l. deceased: You are hereby notified that said
pIaintiT has commenced IA suit against YOU In
said court by petition. the object and gene nj
nature OF when is TO obtain II judgment for ih-
taxes, inter st and costs due Oh The following
described real estate, siluat" IN the county OF
Lafayette and state Of Missouri, to-wit: One
iundrei aui nity ll60l ncrts, the south end OF
the northeast fractional quarter, and The north
west iractiunal quarter, AMI the east hall oil the
east hail oil tue southwest quarter. and one III
lot, number two III, part III east hslr of south
west quarter, anu west half OF southwest quar-
ter OF section nine 1911, In township Git zone
l5ll, Of range twenty-five l25l SAID real e-ta'e
being delinquent for the yea = l5Ti 1875, 1876, ls73,
and 1872, and that said taxes for saId yea s, ex
elusive Of penalty Interest and costs. am" unit IN
he aggregate to The euin oil one hundred and
Elk and 70 iy-eIght one-hundredths
dollars 1864 4S-l00l, and that The same
may be declared Il lien on sad real estate,
aud that the same may b. sold or so MUGS
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the judy
mrnt rendere herein, with Interest, fees, pen
alties, commissions and co lis.
And you are further notified that unless you
lie aud appear at The next term of said court,
TO he begun and held 1T the courthouse, in the
CITY OF lexington, on the lsL day Of April
next, and ON or before the 9th day Of saI,t term. II
the term shall so long contInue, and II not, the -
before the end of the Term. and answer slld
%pe'ilOn, the same will be taken AS confessed.
And 1t is further ortered that II copy hrre.f be
publ shed IN The Lexington Weekly lnielligen-
rer, a newspaper published In said county OF
Lafayette, Tor four weeks successfully, the last
insertion to be AT least four weeks before the
commencement of the next term Of this court.
a true copy. Attest:
ieb9 G. ID. DANIEL Clerk.
WILLIAM YOUNG attorney Tor plaintiff.
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WHY SHE FLEW.
From the Merchant Traveler.I


The wind sobbed through the
boughs of the tough old chestnut
which overshadowed her fathers
house. Together they sat and occu-
pied the eitire front stoop themselves,
although there would have been room
for two Or three more couples. He
didn't say a word, but just kept on
squeezing her all out of sbar e. And
she did not kick.
Her mother came and ratified on the
shutters and her father set the clock
down inst back of the front door, 80
that George could hear it strike. Still
they loved on.
"Do you love me still" she asked.
eyes, darling" he murmured,
a~bslractedly, 81 think 1 love you still
better than any other way"
And he has always wondered why
she So suddenly discovered that she
had TO 60 In the house because it was
getting late. He had barely time to
look around when she was gone and
her father was ont with a shotgun
chasing him over the fence under the
Impression that he was a tramp.
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G TO TAKE HOLD.
lErom the New York Herald


II our Washington correspondent is
correctly informed Mr.. Blaine is to be
secretary OF state and is impatient to
take hold. Early next week al
authoritative announcement will be
made of his and Mr.. Harrison's views
on the Samoan question. -Four years
ago Mr.. Bayard was just as impatient,
and announced in the senate his and
Mr.. Cleveland's views on the Cuban
and other commercial treaties and the
Nicaragua canal treaty, demanding
that the democratic senator's should
oppose and defeat the ratification of
these treaties, under penalty OF being
made TO feel his anger when he becsme
secretary OF state. They say that iJr
so,ue time past Mr.. Bayard, so III
natient to seize power then, has been
eyel more impatient to lay it down.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
4 OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.

STATE OF MISSOURI, .
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit court OF said county. in vacation
January Both, 1859.
Christian kInzy
vs. D-
Clara Elizabeth Kinzy and Theo- Partition
SVNO the said defendants: You are hereby
l. notified that eaid plaintiff has common
ced Il suit against you in said circuit court by
petition, the object md general nature Of which
is to dIvest all title and interest OF Clara
Elizabeth KiTZy out of her and vest the
anne N plaintiff aud to remove cloud upon
he same aud divost said Theodore A.
KinZy of all claim IN the following descrIb-
ed real estate. situate IN Lafayette coun-
front by two hundred ana fifty [250l ieet deep
OF of the wet SIDE OF lot one II oil smith,
addition to the town OF Hisginsvlile.
And you are further notified that unless you
be and appear ut the next regular term OF this
court, to. be begun aud held ut the courthouse.
1. the city OF Lexington IN said county on the
l5t day oil April. next, and on or before the 6tl
day thereof. II the term shall SO long continue,
and II not, then before the end Of the term, and
answer said, petition, the same will be taker
AS confessed
And ii is further ordered that a copy
hereof he published In The Lexington
Weekly Intelligencer, a newspaper pub.
iished in said county OF Lafayette, 10
four weeks successfully, the last insertion 10 b,
at least Iour weeks before the commencement o
the next term of this court.
~ true copy. Attest:
{. B. DANIEL. Clerk;
BY FRANK TRIGG, d. G.. fc,,2t4
NivIon ana Graves x Aull atty for plaintiff
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PEN PICTURE OF COUNT HERBERT.

Count Herbert Bismarck, who snub-
bed Ambassador Morier, is skeiched
a. q fine looking man, very tall, inclin-
ed to stoutmcss, with fiery dark eyes
aud abundauh dark locks. He wenrs
his hat usually on the side of his he d,
aud though he is a clever dirlomatis,,
has a good many of the airs of the
rakish man Of fashion.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
CoUNTY OF LAFAYETTE,

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE,
In the Circuit C lurt OF said county, in vacation,
january ed, 1850.
Mary Nj. Goodson,
vs., Divorce.
Thomas j. GOndson
FstO the SAID defendant, Thomas j. Goodson
L You ale hereby notified that said plaintiff,
May NJ. Gno!snu. has commenced L suit against
you in the circuit court OF said county by peti
ton the object and general nature of which Is
TO obtain "a divorce from the bonds oil matri-
mony heretofore contracted with you, on the
grounds OF despitIUn without reasonable caus-,
Tor mole ihan one year and II fiiture TO provide
for htr maintenance
And you are further notified that unless YOU
appear at the next regular tenn oil said court, "a
be begun aud held at the courthouse, in the
city al Lexington, on the LIST day April next,
a Il on or before The 9Th day thereof. If the
Term shall So long continue. ana II not, then be-
tore the end Ot tue term, and answer sand pcti-
ton, the sam" Will he taken II co ,iess d.
And II is further Ordert Il that IL cory hereof b,
published in tie Lexington Weekly Inteiiigen-
Ger, ii new, paper published IN sdi'! county OF
Lafayette, for tour We, ks suv, ,-iNciy. h. IasI
Insertion to bc at least four .e,k 10 GeIn., The
connie nceInent OF the next term ct thI count
y tra" COPY. Attest:
JANIS 5 Is. DANtEi. Clerk.
by FRANK TRIGG, ID. e..
& VlviOn. attorney Tor plaintiff
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PUBIC ADMINISTRATORS
NATgGF.

DY virtue of an order of the probate court oil
ID Luia yelte count, Mo mate on The 2lst
day # JIrury, 1859, the under igned. public
admins rutUr for said county, WAS ordered 10
take charge Of The rstdte of John Is. AieXan-
der, deceased.
All. persons having claims against sud estate
are required to exhibit them To me Tor allowance
within one year alter the date al this notice, or
they may be- pTcClUIed from any benefit OF suCh
estate; and if such claims be not rxhinIted
within two years they VIII b. forever barred.
STEPHEN n WILSON,
jan26t1 Pubic Admit siraiOr
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit court of said county IN vacation
January Slst, 1889.
c"'''';sn n'n'v D,voree.
'lNO the SAID defendant, Clara T.. KinZy: You
i are hereby notified that said plaintiff has
commenced a suit against you in SAID cour by
is to obtain Il divorce from the | onjs of matri
mony heretofore contracted with you. upOn tn"
grounds OF adultery and the refusal To per
form the duties of 4 wife. And further, that he
may have the care and custody Of his two infant
children, to-wit: Florence E.. and Frank III.
kirZv.
And you are further notified that unless you
appear ut the next term of this court, to be
begun and held at the courthouse, in the city
oil Lexington, In said county on the let day of
April next. and on beforOre the 9Th day thereof,
II the term shall so long continue, and il not,
then before the end of ihr term, and ans wer
said petition, the same will be taken Us con-
fessed.
And 1t is further ordered that Il COPY hereof be
published in The Lexington Weekly Intelligent
Ger: "a newspaper published in said county OF
Lafayette, Tor four weeks successively, the last
insertion to be ut least four weeks before the
commence uent OF the next term of this court
a true copy. Attest:
q. 3. DANIEL, Clerk.
by FRANK TRIGG, d. g. leb2t5
Z. VIYiUn, attorney for plaintiff.
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OHAIRMEN OF LEGISLATIVE COM.
MITPEES.

Following is a list of the chairmen of
the senate and house committees of
the legislature, which may be of use
to those Of our readers who are pariic-
uIarly interested in legislation:
SENATE COMMITTEES.
Judiciary, Sam'l. g. Sparks; admins
tration and probate law, j. Perry John
aon; homestead and domestic relations,
Francis M. Mansfield; miscellaneous
laws, Saml. &. Moran ;crimlnal iurispru.
dence, Madison Il. Smith; courts of
record, James NJ. Sebree railroads and
internal improvements, James T. Ha-
zell: corporations other than railroads
and insurance, Nathaniel NJ. Shelton lin
surance and insurance companies, Fran
els NJ. Marchand;ways and means, Green
Clay /; appropriations, John &. Piersol;
education, Norton b. Anderson; pubic
schools, Fielding b. Bybce; constitu-
tional amendments, Edward II Rich
ardsnn; agriculture. john Taggart;
accounts, Andrew Mackey; penitenti-
airy and reform schools, George w.
Carleton; labor, mines and NH, ng,
Berry q. Thurman manufactures mus
and milling Daniel Kerwim; state
swamp lands, bitches aud drains,
Fountain Ill. Keichum; cities, towns
aud villages, Wm. u. TraEdale; en-
crossed bills, Houston w. Johnson;
iDint committee OH revision, Sdml. &,
Major.
HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Revision, Edwin Silver: Judiciary,
Frank Z. Scbrcc; appropriations. R"ht.
n. Bpdinr; way. aud ni"tir-, Waller
| Young; bank aud corporations. Henry
;. shaw !; municipal corporations, JAS.
. Allison; crim mai jurisrrudCnce,
GhaiDp Clark internal imirOygu, hts,
George L. Collin; coustilot onal
amendments, George I. Dm n; pro-
bate law, George Hnrrk fiji RS sala,
ries and ices, Robert A. Hicklin III
surance, w. .. l.. JcweIt; mines and
mining. Edward O'Day elections,
Edward w. Garner: iaterai relations,
Edward a. Seay; e~leIn0synarY institu =
tons, Nicholas - TiurmUHd; eSnca.
ton, CHRISTOPHER T.. Fo9lc; agIicu'tu
raj, William HEREFORD; road and high
ways. Wiber i. Tutiic; ~pcuilcnii"ry
Frank X. Newbcrry; benevolent au'
scientific institutions, jacob II. Suii''
%univer-itv. james W. Kueislcy norm
schools, Mann Ringoi township "rgai
i~zation. John Is. Newberry; SWAT,
lands, Robert Z. Lilies; cngr,s.i :
bills, Henry G. Garrett; enr0'j's
bills, Columbus J. White; local li' 5
David j. Allen; justices of the pea @
John o. Morrison; reircuchin nj an
reform Charles f. Chrisman; nc uni~
Horace z. Tate; claims, john II. Con'
3, Jr.; printing, Thomas W. Mah'"'
, militia, Lysander a. Thompson; ''f'i
, merce, Abram Il. Hunter; m.""! q
, lures, Edwin =. Garnet: immi !fHi "0
William l. Webb; labor, Willard {
Hall; permanent seat of ~goy"rnm"l
Benjamin #. Hunter; state library
John II Estill; county boGnt!ari'
James NJ. Zimmerman; miscpIiaN""'l
and unfinished business, a. w Fl""'t
rulcs, John Il Cole: joint c"mmilte
Oh printing, William f Johnson.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

- ' ' IL of hlONObhl.
COUNTY of LAFAYETTE
In the Circuit court uI sad county, In vacation,
February I'm, 1859.
Til" State Of Missouri al the rel atom
an to the Use of James W. Harr-
joy, collector Oi the revenue of
l.IiaN cite county, IN the state oil SPetllion.
Missouri, plaintiff,
Thumis J Norris and James A.
Hunt, defendant.
pENO he said jams A. Hunt: You are hereby
l. nOLIie { tn II sail pluImt II has commenced u
suir ag ,Insr you III sand court by petition, the
object and general nature OF which is To obtain
II judgment Tor The taxes, interest and costs due
on the following described real estate, situate IN
the county Of Lafayette and state ot Missouri,
fo-w wit: Lots one %. two t2J and tIrer 81. IN
said real estate being d. llnqurnt Tor The years
lS72. 1863. 1867, 1865. 1883 1884, 1885,. 1856,
1857, 1870, 1871, 1914, 1871, 1880, 1883 and
1883 and that said taxes for said years, ex-i
amount in the aggregate to the sum Of thirty
live and sixty one OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1885 CD f00I
and that the same may be declared u lien.
on SAID real estate, ard that the same may be
satisfy the judgment rendered herein, with in
terrst, fees, penalties, commissions and cots.
And you are further notified that unless you
appear ~ the .rXt term OF said court, to be be-
gun and held ut the courthouse, in the city OF
Lexington, IN said county, on the first
day Of April neyt, ami on or before
the 9th day OF said term if the term
shall 30 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 1t Is further ordered that II copy hereof be
published IN The Lexington weekly lnteliIHen-
Ger, II newspaper published in = nd county Of
Lafayette, for four weeks successfully, the last
insertion to he ut least four weeks before the
cOL menccmcnt OF The next term OF this court.
A,Inr copy. Attest, xy, c,ox,.
WILLIAM YOUNG. attorney tor pInintif,
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BERK sHIHE's EOR,sALE.

night YOUNG BOARS AND I kEyEd
Il young sows, out OF j. } ..Miles', 5TsAkfS
III inhattan Kan. herd of Berkshrers 49,
Their sire Is Shelton, imported by Thompson,
of Plattsburg, Mo. The pigs are fine ones
Apply al my farm near Corder,
sepl29tf JAMES HAM.
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PUBLIC SALE,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1880.

HAVING DETBRMINEDiTO QUIT 65:.S
IL farming we will Offer at public EEGISS
sale, on the old Powell farm, five 49,.
miles south of MayvIew. on the Warr"n5Durg
road. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1899.
the following personal property, tO-wit: Sixty
High Grade ShOrihOrn Cows. in cali by IN I'm
ported Galloway Bull, and all good mixers; l
Imported Galloway. BUT; l thoroughbred
ShorthOrn Bull, pedIgreed, oI the l1uison-
Duchess tribe, 2 years old; 7 Hail Gallo way
Yearltng Heiiers IL Hall Galloway Steer Calves;
l bunch gopI Sheep; l lot stock Hogs; 2 two
by TOdhuntcr's MeInbrInU; l lot Work Mares,
Mules and Horses. Also all our Farming I'm
elements including ~Sell-BInder, Drill. Mower,
Plows, &c
TERas:-EIgh months credit on SUM Of $40
and upwards, bond with good security, interest
at the rate OF 8 per cent; under $40 cash bCiDIe
removal of property.
feb0t3 II. G. & f. Is. POWELL
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION:

OF MISSOURI,
-. UNTYUF LAFAYhTFE.S
In Iise C.rcEIt Curt al said cIunty-ln vacation,
January 24th lSoJ
Mary G. Nult"r and VILLAIN \
Nh ter, her hIshtut, Florence NJ.
Men ckcn ard I.'-ie \. Nc
Mtek'n, her husband,
Isabella p Lyon, and James +
Lyons. her nu baud, Mae tc.g.
Arthuc Rces. William + Il e..
A,her, Eeys,- Lucy d u bib, Partition
Ellie Gcts, Jcu"ir FCTs,c WI
liam Fors'e, Anna turseU, Albert
Forsv". an Georgia ru'nlI aud
sama,l Duval, h,r husband
John Reed. JuiIA Reed, Albeit
Reed. Thomas Ike Il, Oh .rirs
Reed, Frank Reed, Elm kIonnh
and k'onirh. h"r hush nd
sud James Reed.
no The ubuc :" named dcIcndInie. You are
l. h'rsby notified that said plaintiffs have
commenced "A suit against yEu ia the ciicuit
court OF sad county, the obj ct and general
nature of which is to obtain IA ui,Isiun ani par
IltiOn ~ the real eNthI" Of which tie late Anng
Il. Rees, died seized, situate IN Lafayette
COUNT, Missouri, t"-Nit: Two III certain lots
known and dcs grated upon the ptat "t the ora
Sinai town OF H'gGlnsvil e, now On HE Ia he
'lhcr o. the recorder ir the said county ul La
irNttl'. H. lots numbered eleven and twelve III
and i2l, al block ''A;' also one III acre gu,
Oi the t. II beast corr cr of the nOrthW est quar-.
ter OF the suulhc-tt quarter OF STE ION eleven
M, in township 1, ray ne I49I, OF rangc 1851
ben = bounded on the north ana west by IA ctI.
an hIaucn or ravine; also Il tract IL land liIS
81 feet in width AMI one hundred ami Iurty
iiitl feet in length IN the northeast corner OF
he southwest quarter OF the souiht asst quartet
II the section, tow nshrp and range aluresaii.
And you are further notified that unless
you he AMI appear at the next +, guar tenn o.
said court, to be begun and held a
the courthouse, in The lily &C Lrxi g'on,
on the first day of \ prIl. lS-9, and on or before
TIN 9Th day tGCrc I, il the tcrIi shall 70 long
continue. and II no., thrn before The crd OF III,
term, and answer said petition The same will he
tukcn as confessed.
Alrt Il l. lurtlI l. ordered that n copy her,Of Il,
published in the Lexington Weekly Intclligcn.
Ger, u newspaper published IN said county o
Lafayette, iI four weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the la
insertion to be at least four we. he before tn,
commencement OF the next term oil thIs court
a true copy. Attest:
jIn-6tl q DANIEL Gle /
By CRANK TRI.G u 1
AL r. Alexander, attorney Tor plainli1s,