The weekly Caucasian. [volume], August 27, 1870, Image 3

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CIITZ I,i:XIGTOI WEEKLY CAUCASIAN ATJ( T7fT 557, 170.
Eire TwMn Cniwasiaa.
J. M. Jl'U.W. Lwal Kilitir.
K. AI.I.KN, itiin.' .V tnainT- .
Lettm en (nininew shouli ba JJi'
to the manr.
tooi otjtVo the cross
The Croats einiSthat the time paid
fo has eapirea. an. unles imtM-UAte-y
ceaewed. the paper will be discontinued.
Tilt W AI.
'fhi I.iil'iivt'lrf :nrMltur;tl ami Mffh;imirAl A
auriatton, will -"'' "" annual lair, at Lruugtn,
svirinniiiir Tiii-"la-. -VfP..-r Ilth, l?n, ami
i-otiliii.iiu -. I M. M. timi., ir'j
BARGAINS FOR SIX WEEKS.
Wils'ia. Hutchi-oa have markeit tlown ths-ir t-n-lir
stiakl Sumiut r -i.U to make rtM.ni fi.r ibrti
r.ill A Winter .-tik t hri muni will 1 thi-urilt r
el' the l'i A tirutUitul liit fiv a small amount
ef grsmlia-'k- r.m w hat atWlNnn A llut-hitin'.
Mu'lf-up lawn ilre-M reatlv u wear. fnW four
J,.IUr an.t-nrY-llt-. mil, tak- a lik at tin in
th-v !wit anvllim in the market.
Whirr ,.tt..n llu-r ti n cent a (i.ur r "tr itnlUr
ier l.ett arnl iitiH'U more of toe Sc., Ae., ..,
.. in .li'.rt.Hi'-ir fntirH ti t friii tin- l-uirtiiiiy
In the mini tlie Uapur Hour irie 'f ,'l..ir-yam-
"
1)1 h wih t rive-t are invito ! fnpall imninti
SHelv at Wll.sos, . Ill" l Hlso's. ..)...iite
thr t-inrthiue. U(0w
-et-nn-l h.iii't .run
Ail h'-re.
air.
Will l
mil Hf
Avlil -lie:ii.
H-.ki.sy !ee ni.tu-e f Mwr. Hltiik A e.,
lirwei-. Thr will pay fsh
A.T I.. tai ami J H. .el;iri'l are
iliiljr aii?hril agents f.ir thr t.fi i.i--, an I will
receive ant receipt for siilscri.tiin. It
Wr are atli-honrc-l f. announce H . S- AMI.
l AK.-II I.I..ti iilrn-n U'Bi lamlnliite for t.'ountv
Treasury, ..-
FoH.-ftLS line hre t.l' slock in thr 1.at'a cttc
imnty Ajtritllntral ;nl M-ctian:i'ftl ss.ci.-ty In
quire at this oillce. J
.H
We arc authi-ne'l t an:iuni"r .llli II .l.f--!T.II'
i int'irnirntt tn.li.l.it lor -lirrilT !
I-afayrttr euuntji, !., ut lur eoiiun .tiit?f
rlrition.
iiKKri.tt t iia.t. rhl- m-titiition.
IUhii at olumttia, in Him -lair. i 111 .-'"
lor bu."ine wim full rr "t tr.whrr-. Ac
cart of Mr. Hotlf r- in another place.
rtali
! ti wn
Miu Trofi
inform hi frit'ii4
niatu in ttr nty.
a sumnirr r!a.
nor ha-. t;nti!l il?ir- to
aii'l iatron. that r will Tv-
'tiii-iti thr fca-.i ion.
all'! tracti
Lchik rots Hoi t:-Lf trito ltivair.-iar.rr for
thr larar 5ilar riiotorai'li!'. ajul inclnrrs nf thr
latrit stylr frwin thr uijtle.-l -riii t lifi- r
lain nr colort'l. afiiai-tioti tihranra 4 ni rtt
ii-tncr. Uni.trfT: Main street. , yy Jhu i
Wii.ps Ji t Kei Klvi.-.Hr-on't rar loa-l of
Bain Wa.-MiiH ami r tlui I..Ui of -tut La-t. I lievr
old autre lat UrcemUer. nerr lia Unit i t.r to
moTr, anl one arl t- I'rrak. If yoa want a num
brr in W aiion, I'liy the Bun from Jo Hook
f Tint oTkk untiiiirii f ort it ntf
At tnr rrne-t stt'ittion ol" num-rouH t'rien l m
tilTerrnt vartitl thrrwunty. I offer my-! mm an
nlrirnilent caii'li'late for .lii'tr of thr omily
Court, anil rrpctt"uUy fti-ir vonr -upHrf.
j yi ; 4 .t !!' KM l r. t: It.
Iiver owu-tli.
Iiw titiM" I have trir l your .'timulatinu
rram upon a Hnr MoMle-1 liorsr, jti'1 pronoum it
mufi'i!!. It rrttncril two knot rau-el hy a kick,
in a nerv trw ilay. leaving the ki!i soiuni anii
well, an S the hair all smooth lour tn).
oM -"Hoe. llUllHT.
For alr ly Thra. tioewieh. aununV
AlTerfiin will nor sell worrhleiM nvliein-
lona-. a- nianv firr-Min havr iloiititle ii-'oere'l;
out a nieiliemr that recrornmrn'U iteif. iimi.
mona' Liver ljjmator il.ir on trial, otilv rniuirr-
i lr krpt hrlorr tnr vublia injure nrrr.
w. a. i:kii ..
rroprietor M;M"on 'i.a ) Im1v lrlriaih.
Arraxrioi Kykkydoot . We are till .Teriii
enr itiimenr .toek of Iiry ihmI. Boot- anl hor.
at rot.witli the v lew of rloinic eur. "IliKr 111 unit
of rraf B:
iia. Pk.a.kf r.ill turl acil h- tua-
t-Tiif.er thr J'taer: -talol latriy oei'iljue.t
lilir!. Iteme
ay .fohu A tit I
lro.ltitr taken
rleharire t
pttxt-. niyilrf
If Hi .t I'Hlt.
mj We haf e.thi week,reerivr-l a larxr
lot f Irrti goivl, ant bav now the laret aul
brt aiorttttrnt in the, city. Forrrry lolr e-.f-fcN,
. nCMr itn-l tea, itivr u. a rail.
A. A A li-i eh.
orner of Main anil 1'ine trft
ICMV L- .Mr. A'lam 1'iirppr, harenoTeit frt.ni
Franklin ntref, near .Market IfoiMr. fo the new
briek tatililuiK of If 1 nry Maeey'. on Main miw
atrort, near H. hiirrh. .totitti, nherr hr hope"
to r all hi oM uutomer unt an tuany new tne
anmayrail. The tii:rhe-t friir paid for ail kieti
ttt rauntry piriiiii'e. W ill have on aan'l at all tiiikr
tb b-f of irrorertr-. ani-lriii
Ba ON T'M R l KI 1 ll Aitlle ea.oll 1 now
apfiroaehinif ."'brock' Atfite Antifoile it a certain
rnavKNTirivit a welt aaft Kir. I'rier 7." rent.
Testimonial alter tetiitionial ntti'lit be ert-l to
prove iti talur. Ifunitreil hava troit it, an-l all
pramotiner tt pleasant ami cert.ua. It rontain ao
Oiuninr. Arenie. trveknine. r !itiy other tHi-
onoii 'Iniit. It ran b hail only att hapman'stru)r
aire, opposite riiv noiei.
i lot
TtlBO. ttawii-H Keep for sale all of IT,
tatlrnan eeteltrate'l remi'iio. u- lr. t.iinian'
ohott anl Tar. for cohl. eou:;h an'l inr:pient
eonanmption. Ir iilman' Tonii Ititti-r. for
iehilitv .eonifipalion aiol ivpepi:ii. Ir t.ilnian'
?tilliillafintf ream, a linifii' nt for malt or l-a.t.
Ir iliiian' Tatele Worm lowilcr.for rpell
ina worm from ahititren. Ih'. tolmaii' l.titioa
lor "ore fcyre.
t,oLrBia. Mo. February 2. X7i. I have tneii
several rotiitb remeilir at rarionttime, anit have
fliunit nuirr relief from lr. t.ilman' tohieb ami
Tar, than front alt ettanrjajMnV
iKnit. i , lur. Cartm.
Fofwaleby ftr ohl wrfl-known lrnKi.t. Theo.
oaewi.rb, wbotake plra.nrr in aiMmr hi tes
timony t the fcet that the Klark tohoab, or t in-niei-Kiiita,
Hoot i one f far mot enrryetir amj
Important mm itire ef Xatrrta Mediea Ami the
proprrtir( fine Tir arr t.a well known and p
prciated t nerd any cuinmrat here.
ffjo T aay old reliable firatritiat warn yon want
medicine yottean rely on. The. loewtacn w 111
rrrimmrnd t alt hi9 friend Ir. Vilinan's Touic
Bitter. Keaii tlte followinl Mr. K K. frier,
popular banker, of olnmin, .Mo , -ay ! tins
Bitter' I was twtee peetrate by etiills and fever,
anl till more pemtrafett by the remrtie net
arownlr. Ae. ami by the nae'ol lr t.ilntait'i tonic
Bitter, was entirety reforei to. beairb. IfaTinir
thi Bitter at honl, I have no more frar ef rhilln
an1 fever, or oibrr malarious liear. Anilwhrn
in thr proemtion of iny hn.me, I fert wenk anil
4ebilitatel a bie ol tin hirer. veto inr ail rialt
again. an?ne
Ciimiiii ami How ttt Invst Them The
Very beat tbinir you ran do with your rrrena-k,
is to Invest them in some of Watblell, Mcfan-dand
A I'e's. tlisap ITy toli, wbwh I bey arr puehiBK
eft at Irs than Not l ork retail prises, to makr
room for their fall supply. Reail what they say
below and invrt at once :
me tirrenhack -foliar w itl titty-
Fiyht pair wi totton lloe.
Eight pwr hhI ;otton Hcw k..
Filth! vants tmi f.niea tra.
Tw yarlsol Talile lnmask.
Two yard teM Irish laneni.
Fiaht vanls Beat laierramliric.
Twelve tiorol I. men Pocket Itaadkerehieb.
?tioe vhwmI l.inrn Towel
me first rata Tairlv iprlair Hoop fWirt
Ami a hunirt other things of equal value, f all
early ami set venr dollar'a worth.
V? Main atrest. is tee plaee where fhee roo4 ran
be hwi. jyaaw , wspbwll, w t i hd to.
An adrartiaveraont in a 'ew Orleans
paper concludes a follows
"The people in the ticini'.y are peace
able ami loyal, nml tbe rang;e tor cattle
and bog" unsurpaiaeij in America. '
A Victim of tbe War. From tbe
"Roand-About" of the Courier-Journal,
wo find the following, which will in
terest many a Charlestonian :
The spectacle presented by the "Hero
!. S!..ml--!r!.1 1,, t
Ok f trii-iuiuwii ij v; i iwutat vil-
dereon, lyintf sick and poor in obacar
itv and ende, In tbe little French town
of Tears, far from tbe country that
once blazed with hi doed 1 a utrik-
in commentary on the ingratitada of
thin Kepablic, the iffnoring by it of its
tried servant, and the rapacioane
of the party in power, which will not
pause in its plundering to provide
suitably for one of its victims. Gen
eral Anderson little thought when he
played Caar by crottsing the Kubicon
at Sumter that he would one day play
Belisarim at Tours. The sight of this
poor, decrepid old soldier, worn with
service and exposure, ckinir out a
shabby-genteel existence in a foreign
country, because tbe pay he receives
is not sufficient to keep his body and
soul together al home, is enough to
shame Congress into doin one decent
thing before the session closes, by pro
viding for him. ami to bring tear of
sympathy from the eyes ot even his
termer enemies in tb neid.
No difference, ws guess, so long as
irranl Co., Lavs a pleat j.
BARGAINS FOR SIX WEEKS.
Wilson . Hnfehirn bare maro! it-iwn
entire stin k f Rummer gomls'ln make nwn . r
inrir Tall A Wmtrr Stuck I heap good ill hr the
ontrrof the day A Iieatitifnl lrc for a Miiall
aiiiomit ot xrrenbar k. ran tr hail at WiUon A
lliil.'bitm'i Maiir-uplawn itreerrraly lowrar,
only four ilollar and enty -lire reata. take a
look at them tlir oral anvl iinir in lor market.
Whitr ullon h-erlrn eeiil a pair or one Oollar
pcrtlorn, amlmucb more of tbr Ac . Ae , A.-..
r.iD kart. fhnrratirr atca kfrom thr beginning
tofhremt of the chaptrr one srtir of "Kar
ptain. "
All who Wih to invent arr inritnl tocll iismr
liatelT at W ll.-t A III' It lllrV. opposite
the "oiirtliome. aitiit.aw
Tr.M tor ?.ii.lt -"ee nofict'of Mr. Webb.
t !Kvtr. lie tiffiT tine farm for alr.
I'HRittiA riirwii tJenomitmrion
have rtnimeiie;il work rn their new chtirt'li.
on tu!i 'rej-t. Iut wlicllirr it will lie tin
ibttl tli year, we .K not know.
S.n.r Mr. r. .M'In:tlil. iifnr Wcllinw
ton. will sell. Sept. 12, tti k. t-rop. At.
Mi- Nr!i will finbra-'e :l year ilil stwr.
iiiilt h . work niiilr, liosi. ( anion jr
tlietn tvto full IiIoihIcI ,1-!4t white Wars).
Ft km i t u. Tlie m:imif;icfory vf Mr.
Winkft-r I rtm.het!. ami abottr reaily for tltr
ni:ti hiri.ry. It i a jjooi.1 larjre br'u k loiiiiliiio
anil we hope the i'rfric tr will realize all
they expert front it.
It t Hi't.t". Nothing ilime forthe alxjitii
nablt; uttiJ holo on M.tin street, near the
eonrthotw; nr iiothin fr the pavement t
tn I'r.mkliti treet. The mayor priiii-f.
they hall lie Jone. We .li:itl hope o.
Loir A i titletn:iii lot hi silver watch
on ttliH. lay i.it. luinit'a liere 011 the
liri enton ro.i.l. or uIimis; the line of the nil
railroad. If i a -food silver wateli. with gold
tltititi a:t:-heil, with steel key. K. turn it to
fhW otlti e.
KtK llmM Mr. Kvan Yinin isaiitii-fl
for Kentucky, to ftiy another lot of line
for thi market. lie expeeta to buy the liest
breed. II' ha for Sajr a splendi I lot ol
fK'rkliire. St hi notice.
1'ine DiKAi'K tt are indebted toMr. X.
lVvrrrU ftr a basket of tery tine orap,..,.
oror by him. 'I'ln y are of the Coneord
variotv. rated on vine-i three vear- I I. and
are lull. large. ontid.
We are oWwetl to Mr. I'
and very In
. for them.
I't rate S. iotj Tuitiun in these scbool.
it I announ ! by advertisement elsewhere,
will be free to all. in the Wilt of Septtm
ber. an elei iio.i will be held to elect Ino
trustees for lliese .school, to tnke tlte plaee
of A. II. MeKaddeu and K. Winsnr.
Tfte Citv An ordinnncc hits een i:isid
by the council In pave Franklin strtct.
The other day. there were three unfortu
nate in the chain gati";. at work on the
streets, under tbe rare of a IoIieemail. One
of them wa at work on Franklin street, on
Mr. Straim ke's lof. where a late engineer
had tilted tip for side walk, and a new one
eomitiir, wa taking the ame dirt away to
the depth of about iiine incite. It seems
hard to lis the -jrade at that fioint.
!:.m ixr. I've been roatnino;. I've
been roaming." i the tune our neighbor of
the African whistle rejftilarly now. The
Itsr we heard of him, lie and Jii.l"e
Walker were at Marshall. The I'. pitbiiean
-ays: tir amiable confrerie ha done inne'i
to help fiil up Saline eounty." I'robaliiy le
wants to ;i to t'onjere that lie may have a
a ch.tnee ti ffet part of the rirofit of it. in
the railteal way.
Tut tiiivt Bi swr.s,) .Mr. tiill K. B'lles
ha sold hi e-t iblLsbment to Jeff. W. IV.I
ford. w ho will continue the trade at the old
taud. M kin street, nearly opposite court
house. Mr. lie I ford i an exjierieneed m-r-
limit, an attentive anil oblie;iri!r j'tif ieman.
and will, we have no sort of doubt, ib-al out
all the article usually kept in such an estab
lishment fo the satisfaction ol' all wh may
favor him with their patronage, .-jee his ad-
riisement.
.-mi.-ifiitf.s Kkapintj lt afford us
Ileasor'i to announce Siinkspearear. Kead-
ing in our city, on Motiday evening next, at
the eourtlioti-e, by Mr. Anna Swief. who,
we understand, is an artiste of worth and
distinction in the line, and as it is seldom our
(eople have an opportunity of enjoy injr an
iiifelleeiuul treat like thi. we hope none will
tail to be present. The pei '-echra-' ii for the
rea. linjf m H mdav eenitiz u trie Kretit piepe
of M;ii tetti. in which the "immortal bard"
is thio;lit to have even exceeded his "Ttm-p-."
or any of lit conception. But ol
thi we are not prepared fo say we coincide.
thouo;h we nto-t freely allow that Macbeth is
full of beauties, and never fail to interest
anil instruct. The ladies should particular)!'
take an interest in Ibis reading, and give the
lair reader tlte benefit of their presence.
Prp.oi.tL lur political "ecclesiastic"'
is gone. He is round generally, hut front-rally
speakinjr, we know not where.
Our young Mend Geo. W. Folk, of Co-
Itnii'irav. Tem. , ami fast rear of the engineer
corji of the Ixin-jTon and St. Louis rail
road, u now on a visit t our citv, bavins:
just returned from Ft. Kit Carou. on the
I uhhi I acitie r aiiroiil, where he lias Ween
for vome railrrmdino;.
We haiJ a visit from Joe Aiill-i.-tn CFlv-
ing lmitchiuan"') of tlte lion-ot K. E. It'll -
lin-isley V Co-.. 3H north Second street, St.
Iii.
ir. William Fisher, of the whole-ale
hoii.-; of E. I.. Martin A C-o.. Kansas Citv.
paid Hi a Visa on ediwslay last. Those
ijoiii' nusine. w ttli Jlr. f . will lind linn a
clever jenf le man .
Judoi; M. 1,-iekIand. of the Louisiana rail
road, was in town Wednesday, and called on
u. txM uniortunateiy we were not in. and
nrtsse'I seeitto; our good old-time friend,
wim ti we reirrei.
Hie war new brinjrs into our aatictum.
wlw-re we ktep lot of pai-ern. crowd of
triend. anxious to hear the news from the
eatofwer. 1 hey are alwny welcome.
irvr-.Aiivs Wakk We have heard
nothing of this individual Cur a long time.
He has taken to part unknown, where, no
doubt, he is driving hi honest avocation as
industriously a pos-ihle, aided by bis as
soeiate. confederates and boor) comran
ion. But we have a little news from one. of
hi. .ri...i - i. i.a i 1.-1 ,.
tt will be remembered, came down here tot
.-. - mw wviiii j us m in
arrest bolivar Ware, ami had with hint a
pnotooprapn tif ware's pretty face. He told
all ne Knew ahoul Uollivar; rani he was a
ierk in the nuarfermaster s department.
stationed, with him-elf. at Ft. Hniltb. in
,-lrkan'fk. where he ( tvarei married a vouni!
girl of Indian Moot, got her money and let!
her, and that he knew him to be the forger
of an Hiti-i1;iii nn the J'aokt bank.' te.
Well, soou after Edward lett liere and went
back to Paola. he wa arrested lor obtaining
monev under fal-Ht pretence a a hanker al
l aola. Willi ins larlner.one Anttptts TTiom t.
Both ptirties have just recently had their
trial, and both been fonnil guiliy. and s.-n-
teni-etl lo tne penitentiary lor two venr each.
but an appeal baa been taken to the supreme
court, ami. ten toone, uotn will yet escape,
as, like ttonver, iney are "ion.
Oui'iia Ho.ua On the outside of thi
I-nper, we print a letter from Capt. W.A.
Wash in regard to the Orphans' Home, at
Kansas City, under the care of Mrs. Lykins
In that letter. Mr. Wa-h makes Home mi-
at . . . . . . .. e.
jrestions that if acted upon, would prove ol
great, service tu toe Home, anil tlie willow
and orphans In it. We know money is hard
" jrei- out ma is no reason these propli; I which hold it annual meeting in the -if v ol
sliouhl suffer or starve, for with an abundant I New York. th-t. l:th. IsTo, and that he h i
crop. every farmer can contribute a little I accented. We .av we are plea( d that he has
wlwat. corn, or pork; anil almot every one
in the mercantile line ean contribute a trifle
ofsonietbinfrlhateanbemaileavailableinthe
Home; ami almost every little one, and
every grown one, ean Etve. if lie is even
searceiit money, and ba nothing el-e,atri-
" """' ' iiwiirdianiy. . very little
from foe tltanv Will mtiferiallir alii tt -vol-
ows and orphan. It i our jutv to tiaft
lliey are provulect for, and neither stintetl
"i nuieaiiou.
We suggest that the realty good of our
people form theroselve Into committee ol the
whole, and so diviile the work that our
ennnty may nave credit for iu liberality, in
,c s-r.v.-.. ir-r--.r9vi mi. vvasn.
Sflnee writing the hove, we have been fa-
VoreU with a call from Miss C. A. ltoberu.
the affent for the Home, Who Will make
effort to draw oat a liberal subscription,
"-- 'M.myrr, nvia t" "K"" - w B nwp sue
may be entirely sttccesattil, far both she and
tbe Home are worthy.
THE OULF RAILROAD.
am. i:u. in is t a-;---
mill' srm; to (in i it!:"t ;u! !
We pad a ittok tut tins inifl on tl.i-- road n
day or two pusiiijfvcr it front tnevUy
to Ix-yond the fair vroiind. to v.hii li point
thegradin-r, e., I eonip:e:e.l. u i!i -.Mtico of
atxrnt three mile. Wel.uttul the work nil
that it should be. and were lold liu; whole
line wottld be done within the time. "p. ett'ed.
Col. Kei.l. the pre.-i.l.nr of the roa.l. lui
la'ett absent duriiio the en: if. week . lookino
after the interests .! tlio ii.;nl to Hie -mill-ward
of our eoliiity line, and only returned
yesterday fiotiti, ju-t before iroiii"; to i n s;;.
He U va-tly ple:ied with the reecplion and
prospeet .
Johnson eottnty, by vote of th.- people ef
ilolden. have deelined to have tl.i mail pa-s
throuoh their territory, and att eiei-tii.i v. a
held in t"as eoitnry . ofi the j:M. to tet Itn
sense of the penpie of I 'a-s to -ih-erihinc' for
road. If wa- carried, in I'i'ii-:int iiiil town
ship, bv a Vote of -J." for and 11 ao.iiat, for
?Ioo.t)oii: ami in Autin tov.nliip. the vote
sfoml li;: or and M ao.)i:i-t snli- ripi ion ol
."i0.()O0. On the ;l'ili of thi; month. I'.io
t.'reek and l'olk town-hip, in anie county,
will vote on a subscription ul ido.noO e;if h.
and on tbe same day. the voters of Van lSu
ren township, in Jackson comity, will vote a
subscription of .?,il.oni'. in oo!d. on the ame
work, while a part : J.id-ni lovvu.-hip. in
Johnson county . it i believe I. will vole a
subscript ion ol :s..YIt.i more. 1 iiete i in be
little or no doubt ol the vie beiiio carried in
Van Iliiren. in Jackson county, or Jack-on
township, in Johnson conn: v , lor i:i the iir-t
Jude Hicks i- ai work for it . and in the i.i!
Icr. "ol. ( 'lip i cno ao-ed. aild .i?;iiit-I t'lcs
two o.-iilloincii mi:i-r.iiiroailer.s have hut ;i
poor .show. Jndi;it HKUa spoke at Lone
Jack the otlirr diy. wlicti il -,. -nut! there
were really no oipincnis.
Thjstuvess ol the road i- beyond a d uibt
now. as. if the remaining fown-hips in .'a-
eonntv .-hoiild rcfu-e ihe :id.iia, it enti be
easily nude up bv pi ivalc -uli-et -iptions.
do not fon-idcr Van Hun u tovvu.-iup a
doubtful, nor do we Jackson, m Job
comity. They will b iili ro ihrottKh"
sily we think.
l'lie money i- in .-ilit t- pay I n tin- v
we have ";ood. competent a i l li uiesi ni
its head, the people all n!on! tin- line ;lr.
Ihitsia-tieall v for it. and will vole tin-
We
' ai!
.-on
ea-
i i. ,
I) :il
terial aid." so that there fan lie no douhi i-i
its complelion not a bit.
Throw up your h i's for the Jnlf r.;d!
and an outlet -outh .v.u d I; l!i.' wa ol
riea-ant lliil.
BARGAINS FOR SIX VVii-KS-
Wiison .V Hull -111-011 l-.avi mark- -l i!-i tin';
entire Stock of Minuio-l" oo.i- t i la ik rooai l a
tle-ir Fall A W inter stork-i heap -..-!- 1
tlnterder of the lay A beautiful -lr- lor a ni.iii
amount ol greenbacks can h bad at oil.-'-a A
lluti-bi-on '.-. Maile-llp IannilirJi;.. ii.i'! lo.si.i..
nly four Uollar :nft s-ev.-nty-ti. t- ci to- !
look at llstm they beat auytiuiir itilheinark
W hite l otion II .- b 11 eelll a pair or oil-
per ilozcn, airl iimch mor- of tin- c , V-
u!..- a
t.
1. Il.ir
A-l-. ,
El o l ie
i;ar-
in short, tin tr enf tie -:
rl; tf
'e- I..-.:
i-r Ol
totheen-i ol the chapter IS
,-ain".
Ail wliowih to ini'-st are
liattly at WTI.stiN ,v III
tbe colirtholl.e.
m. it'
11 ill
't to
.ail
liniue-ppo.-lt.
A CARD.
I bavr this day -old to 4 . V, .
stock of thina, IJas and ',nie
a-k for bim a eoiitiniiai.ee of ;
libeially te?t. lived on me, hi i
irive entire atista'tion.
;tr.'li..U'
;b it he i
, I'.ri i F
iii.-
t: i:
-fri r. W. Itr.iiKoiio. Having; pin !ia-e ! :h
of ii, K. BeHru, take pleasure in annouacii
he will continue the l.ia.-'.i are, l.Hh eawait
low Ware, Woo-bn ware. Kirch, a w u-- an.
lery business, at file s:;nsel:inil.:ind v, ill be j
to iM-c ail of Mr. 11'. .) ! e-ll-t-oo i s mnE a
new one a tnay tavor hiai w it!i tto -i patr
A full assortment of all - ! in nr. lot.- -
eoD-tantty kept on t-uni1, and -ol-i a. 1-ivv
larwrrt. Trv in-.
at ti.at
. Wil-
imiiij
aiH-j.
i ill i..
i- in.
Look To Yol a iNTllt-.l.-l -- l.o.-k opp .-i
court bulise; look at Saurcler" si.-.eim,.t. 1
srrapbs: li'fc at the Kemliian-it pa-run- fh:
gal-lry iu the city that m.ikt th-iii, in- it, ..!..-
thr slualir-1 to the lain.- t .-..i- pI.ot-.;l Mil
with very latest and b t ty ic : .i io -in.-, ii
Fol NK A brea-tpin. Call In re.
Sro( h We should lake it :
friends would Inform us of
stew k !n the county.
a f it. or if
illlli's Itl
W'limx Mr. tir-ildy
i. i lor
ill white
s.-Je
le
a litni-iiterra-
fi.r.-ale
to t amount of hi- spleu'
ne.tn wheat the finest -
for seed. See hi noliee
Ii.ti.1. ani Il.ti The AUi
.base 1)
iitll
ate re'iuested to meer, thi day. a? oc!o.-k
p. it.
The Athlete ei to l ile ity atid Kati-a
City on Thursday m-xt. to p'ny Ike return
game with the Alerts of I.ibi tlv. i'he fare
for round trip to Kansas Ci; v. will be ?2
Mi:. J. It. Bcootvs Who i- in l;iines
connected with the endowment of a- Profi.--
sorship for Missouri, in Wa.-hiiil on ;olIej;e.
tiun. K. E. Lee. I'restil.-nt. i-all d on us
Th'tirsday. We trtit ottr citizens will lend
their aid and Influence, a Mr. i.roj.;- d,
igtis seeinif them. ar. Journal.
hi it t:; Iti Boone eottnt v.voiii)'' Tltornt-
A. Smith shot a yoimjt man named Van li
Ver, for the fun of it, and lie villi die. In
same county, Kobt. Samuel .-hot Joliti Kin-
kail.
The killiniTof Toimo; Mr. Baker in Carrol!
eonntv is desijtibetl by Ihe -lounial ii ;t tern-
ble alTiiir indeed; but not worse than tin- lir-i
above in Boone county. ' ? ,
At Miami thev have a base ball club railed
the Clodhoppers. Good name.
Soli Mr. C. Mcliduald, nar Wi-titny;-
ton, has sold hi fine farm, and i- leaving lot
other parts, not because, a- lie av , ho ::-tiei-IS
t lind a liner, or better, or healthier
country, but .-imply to get til of taxation, so
onerous in- iflunot p ay it. So, it will be been
that the radical party here, (aided bv lif
Lexin"tou and St. Louis railroad eomuanvi.
are actually drivin'r valuable citizens aivav
from us. The land aenls teii u there i
little or no inquiry for lauds, and aelu illy uu
ales, ir onr raumaa eotiw nave Decn tin-
ished for the money aoii-i.,1 tition, and in the
time stipulated, this would nut have tx en Ihe
ca-e. but we have lost a whole year of (hat
work, which stopped improvement in town.
and purchase in the county, the amount ol
which mast be added to the ?li;y,2ll 7-S.
Ckoi-s, Makhf i , Jtc. The late rains here
made tlte corn in this section, if indeed it
were not made before. The crop will butiie
1 1,,-..
I it-nresT.
ever raised, we guess, on so much
K'oimtl, in the county, and its prnje vrtll
J scarcely fjo above ."f 1 oO. at widen we honld
I lie able to fatten and kill a large number ol
I hojr. Hogs may open and close n iuir.li a
I s. so sav Mrk men. W bop th -y v.ill go
I below this njpirv,' tliab tfi tock, for teveral
I year short, nnty JT've us nu tihmidane. I tie
j war has had htlle or no perceptible i lli-.-r on
I flour and wheat, other than to .ti;V,-n prices
toy some ektent. and evervwlit-ro Wbnit is
selling at from SI to?? I .V,l, while Hour
ranges at about 57 rn-x barrel. In our market
it take .1 good article of win at to got touch
ahove a dollar, aim Hour at ?.! the loo lb
sack. People tell u the hogs are scarce, and
we , suppose, they are; but il so. farmers
prepare them for market very clo-ely reset-,
ving the smaller for their own u-e." o that
the stock of meat may lie brought up. B -el
cattle are in only fair supply, selling for
from t to He. as in quality.
CoMri.iMEvr.iKV We are plea-ed lo hear
that our friend and fellow cilien, Hi-v.
Thoinson L. Smith, has In-en selected one
of three person to ileliv-r a sermon or ad-
j dress before Ihe annual meeting of the
I American Clmreti .vi issionnrv Sm iely of the
I Protestant Kpiscnpa! Chun-h ol Ann i iea,
been selectiil and aeeepted. Ix eause it is a
recognition or true merit, ami noble - II-
sacrificing devotion to the cause ot Christ,
the cause of truth, a opposed to sectarian
liitrornr. in the field of iniiouiirv labor.
I The invitioti state I hit it want. a live.
telling speech li'om tne fst. in tins view,
1 . ,l.l- llu eaiiimiltts ii .irriirr,iin.iit.
h . most fort nmtte in seeiiring'the ser-
in I vices of Bev. Thompson L. Smith, for we
know of no man in the communion or the
Protestant Kpiscopal chnrtrh lietter qualitied
in every respect to meet thi demand, than
our much esteemed friend. New York will
at least for once have the solemn and au-
I thoritative oemami wmcn tne gosjH-i lay
I upon the wealth of her communion to send
I the mrm-l of salvation to ' ' the regions be-
an I ? r.,nv oofoblorl M ir tli. Aa.irit .ml
in I btessinir of the Lord our God direct and abide
i upon our Kevereiwi ineua in fin- mission oi
I ov and service to the cans tif Christ,
I W.F C.
STOCK. FIELD AND FARM.
J,- J i-ttt iii-t, I o!, Abe Hllforil'i. coit 'Kn
.t.'iLi, on tin- --Iii,o?l race at i-aralOK'i. -'y-t'l.lana,
Ky , New-
i oi ht I.t Sies. There was not much stock
en tlie iit.-n :.-1 en Mumlaj . and a siuallcr miinber
of people I ban ii-inil. I'nibably the ruin kejit both
a i. i utile -oh! at from 5 to S cent; 2 year
olil mull-- Sjlui to ll.".
ol I., n 4 tn nit report eows and calves at i-30,
veal
i uiilles In- jO; ycai-itng callleai; ury
ittmit lr-iiii 6i''i to lueo pounds, value. 3o-
Jj; bor-es .' JO to n
Col. Ciildvrell rej.ortr. good caltle at (! to 6h
cent.-: horses -!txi to ICO; steers is to it-J: best quai
itv -tt ei i, ct-ii!.-: in ale- rat tier i-U-prt-s.se-1 : icooit
manv ouVieil, but lew sobi. Ueoretown tinie-
lu liotirton eonntv cattle are rat her ilull at 7 to
7'.. cent Hop brisk at 8S cents. Horses and
mutes suit tin II .
Mr. Wviitt Sumtiiliie, of Lincoln county, hai
soli! hi- beiii tlilil thiee veur old IH-Ullial'k loaie, to
I olonel i . II le" hc-ter, lor three hundrett anil
titty ilollars, alter takiiig several premiums on tier
lu l.evmgtoii ontoiiiitv touri oay or.
( ai.lwell, ion lioHeer.sotil twenty-live prim
J. W
i- mules
a! si 'it t -r iieitit: .-,itvi-n mule. at CJii
three at
.-; one ::t -'ii.
srorr i oi mi i oi trr iAV .The -tuck truiie wits
i,i . liitiite.l at this court The contiliueit ram
liiiui.- iiioi iiitiu' prcvrnteU a pi-nil Ural ol stock
itla cousin tliat hhs mtemleit for this court,
li mit tM-i-M aroM mule ol l- stamliinl were bill
to SI z and ! -Aillnlrav. n. Those of 1 bands bid as
tii'ii a- lli.V ate I vM'Ictrnuii. One lot s I yealTmirs
Iml to .111 unit Wlthilruwu. 'I be trade ill Millies tttl
evu'.. ntlv Hat. A lew cattle otlereil ami aobt as
follows." on.- i-it fair Iwu-iiiir ol-U sold at Bit on
tunc, i me lot scrub yearling t - ""' eo' "'
all. iTO-i'l slock, at ."!!, 2.1. line yoke woti. cattle,
r.eujti. at l'."i llor.-e sold ninilcrately, lint were
on tin- ilt-rtiue. Ivy. tiacttc.
Who i. iv I'.k.a r it. f b-nrii that i apt, -I. A
riti-.o! tin-- coutitv -old, tins weeK, to a vir. i, ij-
or Itl.iioi one i.uir or tatted steer- lor I.Hl.
lie
I'l-rri
Us.. -..1,1 i,. Hi.- uni t'. . a superior lot ol tat -ti
-liu. ii lorlv al Sllo'i.er be-ill Hllnlsyile
Mo
llel.lld.
.til! l'.i iihvi lonl has tioiliit Kinis MeLrau's
ilne ;)- iiiiino saddle mare ol ICandolpli county ,
lor tlie round sum of "" -"d"' -1"' brst an
imal .a the horse kind ever produced in that coiin
rc. she will be exhibited lit the various r'uir
iil this part ol the Mate, and also at tt. Louis,
K. L. Martin & Co., lot
1 hi aware street, Kansas City, Mo., deal
csclu-ivel.v" in pure Iveiilueky vvht-Uies, puts
brandie, naiivi: and fofciii wines, and
liije.ni Lretieiitllv. I'efsons w isliiitir any thi nit
in lliis line iviii lind it to their interest fo pur
eiia ;e from this firm. apriyl
'M: Id-. I", atl
lliureiiay, to a
ady splendid lot
pen. ..I' tin In -t li
l oiiii ieit tor Kentucky on
1-1 a few more sow to his
,.r Berkshire, lb- will vi-it
i-.-eiiei- and litiv w ittumt r .tf ird
lr uill al.-o brlliS back a lew I litooii-h-an.i
-li-n-t hone, d cattle.
i:
Tlie -up-rlority of Weed Sewui?
-up- rlority
'.-in.,' priori
o purchase
'.la aim i:
i'i i--i'ii- iut
own iiilere-
rll i.ie.
i by actual te.-t- .
will coll-lllt their
t by trytllK this hiIily perfected Ma
tt vi. tiKl.r. A-cnt tor l.atayrtti o.
lit in Lexington and Wa'.elly.
I n I r. i ltt-.n-. I nose wi-liiiie to be evauuned
lor. ciinii ales of nualitl' atiDii- will Had me at my
oOii-e iii tie- iuir( iimi e until epl.;1th, and attei
til. :t dale, etiiacli Satiil'lay of tin- month, until
fin-ill-r ic ti. i-. mice hour : .i. m. tote. m.
;ut-:-7i.: -I- 1. ' oniii-.i-ruN, County Supt.
it cinniot liurt y-.ii. It is purely veitetal-Ie. Try
-in: i ii. hi . 1. 1 vi i-'lii -ui a tor, if yiui wish to be welt .
It ads like a hoi in w ithout ifrhililiilitig the sys
f lii.und vv 1 1 tit ni t anvof the evil eikcta ut mercury.
iUion' laie.
lie
.niatur is the sale icriiidv .
Ale-vailder.
r or sale by (j
L -1MI.I ( K M"
ii-: J"., 1-70 i i
-ill notic-- ill yi
r.ii.-- of ttit-- l.oi
he 1 oiiled.-rate
la.-.-. Ih.-ci-r.
eiilelitbt r 11 N t .
if- 1 line, i t.
Lcspcctlul
Nt 'iEvr Pleasant Hill, Slo., Au-i-l.t.s.
We would be glad to hale
ur paper the laying of tin- corntr
ie Jack Monument, in niilnorv of
lie id. who t. il 111 battle tit that
ip.oiiy w ill take place on the 1.1'h ut
-Inim . Moore, editor Kausus
i Ik iii ator of the day
Ic, l.ol HlltAM lil.KriS.OK,
II T. HKV.NoLIis.
i,!.n. V.it i.il.iN" tin- incorruptible and fearless
i P. e-ati' m tie- riL'ht, ba rendered him-el!" nlmi.y-i-.it-to
the puny .shaft. of thi despicable nialior ol
,i. :i, Viat.rii e, slulby ' "o. , a company formeil
ti.i lie o-ten-ible purpo.-eof biuliiinic the Lr Mutton
ni'! st ditiia i-alirmi.t, but iv ilu-e real otiKet .-eellls
i i i.i- to . .--.-kit the assets of lb- road . .ener.-il . w e
lia - a!-.- .t f-te- iut d you -nice our Iir-t ue-iuamt.-tlii-.-,
but since Alllo-' ettiisloll ill lasl week's talt-
iiaii. v. ali-obrtely l-ivevon. stand to yiiu r coi
r.r,a- we ku iw lull w ill, and w lien the liiauof
is hii ii we speaiv, lie buried to-neath tie-1 nleutpt ol
ah I..IH -t liu n. the name of it, C. V ait-jban w ill
-oi! - - ii in- b-- 1 -riirtii or on tin- si-roil of time. T heir
en uu- ii your hitttw-t pi ise. edal ia Time .
NOTE FKOM MR. GREEN.
-i. I. oi is, Aiti-ii-t z.1, 1-70.
M- -r . 1 I.: lor.- lu an ditoi nil in your i-silt- of
tla-.-iitli, in re.-ard to the Lailr-iad Meetings, and
:n tie.-i t. ! ol my ii-utari.-., you -say, in sun-tama-,
ft!.- pap. r is not Iit-lire nis) that "Mr. t.reen insi.-
:-sl ihat the roadoulit to i-ot 51,ooo kt mi
I tii-i-t'-.l upon no ui h thiritf, and ys I appre-
r,er d
did in
intend !) iuireprei-nt me, l ask
iiti-repre
!itl-il tin
-ttiiii of the remark as u
... . -tt -I -I - I-i,i n -t ice to uu- and tbe r-iilr. -ud -oiu.
,.:l: -. , bar i : i-aP-ulari-d to di-ceive and inisiead tin
;,!-. 1 read Iron! anolliiiai st atelilelit , showini;
lie no iti . -1- .i luiuts ol railroad in the diB.-ri-tit
-ir.t-ii nli'i liie aver. ice cost jer mile, in which tin
i'.-' r.ti-e i-.hi r.i i-r,ad in Missouri i put dow n at
s",; .-.-.l.i p. r mill . I stated thai included an eituippeil
roa 1, a-nt fiat the avera--r cast of rolling stuck wa.
a! id sd t,uni per nun-, and I then -tatcd and iruie
ini- t-.-.-ii',-- iiii-i estimate on w hich I based the state
in it, thut tile c.t of the LeMiiirtou and St. Louis
in-: 1 nil iv l-.r the i-iir to run over it, would lie
Ji-iiit siji.u hi per mi!-. It' you are not hostile
tr, cloud, (and you say you are not, ) vvliv did you
n-couv inv -Tateineitt, and let it show for itset!
I: it I did suy -
l u id, there ai- several typojn-uphieal errors
tin- loi-t-p-r, l ur thev are apparent and iniv
.uu- w lio it-.ii---.s can see what w as intended, l-'o:
iit-tani-". ill t.'otilia uti arrai israte cost of cornele.
io-i, it should read S-V-t.iiotl, instead of $4s4,om1.
I h:- i-.in . tti-in is ilue tu lln- Hiul also to the pei
pie, a t!ie reaialk is calculalei to mi-lead and d
''-e. e. '!y only desire i- to vr;i-t correct llllonua-
tiu.l Ini-lore the people. Itespectfully
A CiKKKX.
- f c'liii-se in tlo nut w ish to liiisn-iire-ent Mr. Li.
Hi- .t:!d iiave iven the iplallii'i inr llords, but.
iik iiiiii, I' ll some things to lie iufori'etj by the in
r. i:r
Ui'l-t
ut ri ail. r . As to w hy yve did not publish the
im-cimu; article ive iiliswcr: I. We were not
a-ksd to do so
t'roeec'lin'' not furnished. :i
La. k ol space. We publish this week. We are thr
::-.! u. 1- of tae road ;but not the friends to the way it.
n.rd- l.ftvp been souandered anil the road delayed.
CHILDREN'S riC-NIC.
I a. ;
lie a '(.liiliiren'.s pio-nir,, on Tue.-day
ae.vt, in Mr.
tor tin- I i a.
it-. All wl
Sew'svan), ) rout 1 to 3 o'clock p.m.
f!r of the Orphan's Home, at Kansas
Will be i vp. i.ted in come, old and vouiik
otit
bun- souienuu- toward the relief of the
caielren of our Coniederate dead, now m-nly
e
MARRIAGES.
.... . mi -
-Iii I'll a ant Hill, Ji.tii in-t , bv f lder M
l.oi .! H-i'.v , Mr. 1.1. 1. lol l X. Ii.vvis to Mi
.f.iLlfc ilAH liJNS, all of Ca.-s county, Mo.
In Lincoln countv. Mo., 17th. bv I;. -v. A
'In. !. t. Prof. U. Jt. l-.Ml-bh to Mis I.t.'CY A
r-lil.l.'l ON"
In (llae countv, Ith, at the residence of Mr
Kli-hn IliirliVc, bv Kev. T. Muntiromerv. Mi-
ti.l-il-UiI.st Miss LOUISA UoWMNiJ, daughter
m i;i lute .ori iuiutiam.
1 n ( iioiir-r count v. Mo . on the 1th. bv Kldi
I'., o rati. Mr. SOI.O.MOS AtKlsSON to Mis.
UK I I IK WOOD.
In (.allatin. Stindiv. Ilth. bv Rider Stark, at
tin- Christian rhiii cn, Mr. 11. (.'. I'KN MN(. I ON , to
Ml -a at Alt I lt. tll.llf.l-., both late ol Kentlli-KV
In r.ate i-miatv, Au--n-t II. bv Itev. .T. Col
Lit! roil. Mr. .lA.Mhst . all fcl.'l ON I to Mrs. SL'S AN"
o. .ion r;s.
DEATHS.
In tbiseity, 'r.th Auj-iot, ii. ., son of II J
and M . .1. t tt, a d 1 vearandit month
In this i u unity, ng. 2i.,CJIAS c. THOMAS
agi-l .. years.
llied, at her resiib-nee, in thi eonntv, Slllidnv
A u-a.-t .th, ol ttux, .MA fit (,. lilt.W KS, aired 7ll
, lit allafin, alter a severe illnes., Mrs. AN'
' a-e l thirty years.
li Levinom, Ky , 17th, Mrs n VRItlKT
i I 11 1'.AI K, iij-. d c.J i ear.
Near i-llin-tun, this coutitv, at the
il-suleni e of her no-i, (l . M . I nonius, ) ml the 20th
inn . Mr. H VNN All 1 IMiM s, at Hi- advanced
ae ol sl y-ai7i, t months mid b; days.
- t :iUo- Mound, on the Pth, in-t., of flux
Mr a.VRi W. llAMKItoN, the motber of Losau
Iiiiinel-oii anil Ills brolbi-i' ot St. Loin. Areit
At statin I-land, N. ., on tlie -uth in-t
ii. v.. l.i , yoiitii-esi sun oi .nose alio l.rheci-u Lie
tilii-li, tat" ot tin- city, aijeil about one year.
"Ib- is iroiter only roinir
Out of pain and iuio bliss
I nit of sad ili-.d ..infill w. akn
ess.
Into perlet-t hotme "
In bate county, Mo., on lntli inf , of brain
-ion -VMr., son ol ot ,lesr and ("arrie Nave
:l'-d uie vein- and eighteen days.
'I hull art clay now; all human love,
All human care or mother's pain.
And all our prayers lo heaven above,
Were all in vm were all in vain.
1 hull art lltiw where allels turn- the lyre,
l o sitis: lu'iiit sprit lo rcpoe;
Ami where the seraph's livinir lire.
With undiminished ardor flows.
IX .VIl.MOKIAVf .
Al acille I meeting ot the Athlete" I'.rlie Hall
i Int. of l.exitii,-tiin,.Mi,., liel.lonth.-itit.il' Aiii;ti.it,
ISTo. the p. ilull inj resolutlou-s Were nil a tut inoils I V
ai.)ii..l:
V, HI.I1H V, tn the providenee of (io.l, who doeth
11 thiiiX well, it halli seemed proper torltiiu to
remove Iruiu uir uiil.-f, ..ur fteeeased brother and
menu, i,-i .rami roller, iherelore, be it
l..'s..lM-l, itlKI. ne hear willlIlK testlliionv
to the many noble traits ot character Inch he pos-sts-ei!
Lver conscioti ut the rectitude of bl
ow n principle and purposes, he alwavs, withoir
ostentntlon, commaiiileil our lltteelii.n and esteem
and III hi loss, we imlei-d lilourn a valued friend
uml lsd that one has ben railed awav from eartl
wh; (tan; the greatest fvitlenee of bring in futuc
maiih.Mul a l.viiiht ornament to society and si
honor to Ins family.
Kesolved, i hat we tender to his bereaved faniiv
our smypnthy in their affliction, earnestly n isliinr
that they may realize "that whom the Lord loved
He ehasteiirth," and that He has but taken ths
treasure to Him. that w here their treasure, ia thr
beaiu may sign be.
liesolveif, 'that we, as a Club, .srfar the usisl
badire of inournins for tfcirty rtay( as token f
r-.ert tor Ihe deceased. 4
Resolved, "Hist a ropy of these resolutions be pvo
llie.l in our r.ity papi-rs, ami that i eou-r be a In
sent by Ihe Secretary to the family of the iteceas&l.
t-rii. B. Coopek, ecj- Athletes.'
NEIGHBORHOODICAL.
Clinton eounty returns to the auditor the
first assessment for 1S70, bcitiX S2.NMJ,17J,
which in execs ot lsuu, j;5ti.i.2r., and
$4'l, les.s than the etitializtd valuation of
last year.
raison Gasey, (colored). threatenB to
brin sOit ajsfaiiist certain persons who charge
mm iii sv.i.inK ins vote to ine rauirat can
didate. . at the radical primary election. iJat
rijrht Parson, shake m dovva agin. -Mial-laiin
Democrat.
The .biines Boys. The St. Joseph Gazette
of tlie ollt iust., says; l ti,e last lew weeks
we have published one or two articles in ref
erence to Jesse W. James, of Clay county,
who was charged with being implicated in
theOalltitin bank robbery in December la-t.
These articles (copied from exchanges) were
intended to show his innocence of partici
pation in that terrible affair.
We were disposed to think that voimjr
Jaites uiijrht really be an innocent and in
jured man, but, a eiretimstance, we learned
'ye.sXcid.iy certainly does not place him in anv
vers" favorable position in the opinion of law
abiding citizens. On Sunday eveniug last,
the two James boys ro,i.. Kearney, on
tneCatneion and Kansas (Jitv railroad, armed
to Ihe teeth, and bid defiance to the citizens
of tlte ldaee. They also sent a note to Sheriti
Totiiliusou, ol Clay county, stutino-that thev
had returned to their homes and intended to
stay there, and if he wanted anithino; ot
them he would have to conic and see them;
Ihat they were each armed with two revol
vers and a repeating rifle, and were ready to
o-ive him i warm reception . This is not' the
i inSU ige i t men who desire to .-ccure the
protection ol the law, and would indicate
that 'he -James boys t!t-ire. to plaee them
selves ciniivly beyond the pale of civilized
society. e understand that they have dis
posed ol heir properly, vvith the evident in
tention leaving the county. It is to be
hoped hoiv ;ver, thut they will be captured,
and just ptni-litnent meted out totluui.
Whenever aiy mini undertakes to bid deti
nue to Ihe law, his efforts should meet with
a prompt an! aliectual rebuke.
I he (i tzelfe surely must be ini-inforined
as to thclanpiiurc of these boys as above sta
ted. It is not tlie lanoii top u-ed by them in
their lale lei els.
The Cole eiiinly fair offers a piciniutu o!
Slim to Ihe b.-t bia.-s band, t ioi thcr wiih the
privilege of plaving during the lair, which is
worth I'H.
J in- iliitils'iile Herald complains Unit they
have too mam dog.- there. Same lu re, and
hall of them tot taxed .
There, ha- li en left at out ulliee a specimen
Chili wheit, raised by Mr. liriggs, if
lo county California. It is the liiic.sl
Iii.einieu ot vheat we ever saw. One ot our
larmers intenls trvingtheexperunetit of nru-
tueiiig it m tlis climate. I Paris Mercury.
A nephew ol the latu Jonn J . Hoe, named
Hvatd ISaker, tueiitv years old, was shot
lead a lev- d i' -i ago at Canollton, Missouri,
by a man named ieorge I.iune, who is un
der arre-t. The latter shot, supposing his
ou had .Ven attacked by Baker, which was
not the ae.
V boll robber who was going through the
ouutryrolihing every man he met in Hay
unlv.Mo., was shot dead tiy Caid. S. P.
Hvde. He was a stranger.
COUNTY FAIRS.
Mevier, Audrain eo., Sept. 27, .Idays.
( oluuitia. r.ivjnc '-., Auir. au, ,1 d.ivs.
Jelli-rs.il I itv, Cole Co., Sept. ,'iu, a days.
f'ulton aiiaway co. , Au. 2M, .1 day.
l.oouvMe, t uiipcrc.o. , sept. 2u, .1 dav.
I.evinon, Lutayetteco. , Oct ll,5days.
lliiiiinal, .M.triimeo., Sept, 2, day,
ytonti-'-uii-ry ( ity, Montoiuei-y co., Oct. lnii d.
New f oreiM'e, Montgomery Co . Si-jit. 27, r. days,
lioani.e, Uaiiiiolpli co. , Anir. I'll, .1 day...
Paris, .Monroe co. , Sept. l.i, ."ulavs.
Hunt.-lib-, Kandiiti.ll co., Aug. HI. 4. lay.
Muriron. ll'ioni-ea.. Sept. r, a days.
Warrtiton, Warten eo., Oct. 1, 4 days,
st. !..!, Oct :;, ; day.
Hi-l-iiuin, t.ascunaile iii. , Sept. 1:1 and 14.
Ki-ytev die, 1 ieiriion eo. . Oct. 1 ! . -1 day .
I'iittt-iiirir, I tintoii eo., sept. I.;, 4 day,
salue I-air al Miami, l.ltb , piemiier.
1ARGAINS FOR SIX WEEKS,
Wilsn A Hutchi-on ban- iniokcd down their
ntii-e (-i is oi siimiiier good to make room tor
their F 11 A Winter stock ( heap goods will be the
ill tin- day A beautiful i.ress lor a siuali
aiuiiuii.' i greenltiicks ean !- had at w ilson
liisol's. Ma-U-lip lawn ih'i s-e. reaily to wear,
oniv tour toiliir.i and seventv-iiie cm:, take a
tr.ok at tli- ii thev beat anvttiin in the market.
. lute i .ttoii liosf- ten cent a pair or one dollar
per lEo.en and mtlch mure ot tne Ac. , Ac., Ac,
in slurt the'tr-i!tii'i-st.iek from the Iti-trimiing
I the
d
l' flu- chapter is one seri'-s oi "Uitr-
am. ' '
.VII who i h to ini
-t tire
111
invited In
1 ( HI so"'
all i lit if 1 4
. opposite
Initily at VVI'.-CiN
iurtlioi.-e
ru-'K.
the wealth
51 Id 1 100.01 tli
Aecordicj
tu (iiaiistone
iticreiiHC-s
o!" Htigliitn.
every jeur.
For Su!e.
HUH K Ilors; )m Mam street. The
tropes tv i in horourh ret pair. Title
A
undisputed. Will is s.ld low. Inquire ot
U . lt HiUn r,,ot -at t.-sueasian oiuce.
F lIFOIt M 1,F.
Srn'ATFI24 miK southwest ot (,reen
ton. ami eonsistur of :; acres, 4uu-
ler tence, orchard ot.yso bearing Aptde,
'each and iVar trcef-. .rr(lod dwollintr, ofH
'orus, with all neeesrv ont-httiliintgs. Ktr fur
thei -particular-- apply to this othee, or to II.
ill jrv -. ihe itrtfrinisea. aujfii ti
1 .rf-iKAUn FO k
SIT A i tour niil-; touth ol WelliiiK
to, coKnninu' h' acres, all lui-h-r
jroodi'tiee, improvement-- tolerable., Alo
t'Mters timber r.ear - obh's Mili.and ten
ui:re4,ei!i;; a part -f the northwet quarter
ni tin
fiorthve-t ijuarlt r ot sertion
townsliiii fu, rangi
'erms to -iut pun-haw.
akrii- ;hn
A. Mt.ll.ltli.
SOt A W.tTEIC JltIIilTOKl
I'il S At. K. W ishing to change luv hn-lness, 1
1 iiw otter I'm- sale th- w hude or one-hall interest
in Hi-sods Water Manufactory, on Broadway, to-
tlic w ith all the iiece.-sarv stock, .such as mule
wati. lot earrvnur It m slice.-s.siiitiy.
sluuil the stuck not lie delved, the lactorv will lie
I I -eparutelv. r or imrticiilur, inuiure at Ihe
at
fai-i
f mnrtUKiv llKMtt
lujrzu hv
II AG AN.
t lr. I tllMS FOR SALE.
f)
NO containing -it." ae.n-s, hU2 acres in a 5&m.
.tan- of cultivation: toleralily koikI srsj m
liiiiltiiur. tiue well and orchard of Cad
i--k
.n -T-.
friuti-i-es: lit-within halfainile of the rail
road near llnrdin, Kav coutitv. Anoiher ot .-u
icre, partly iinpi-ovctl; ami a third within two
.null half liiiles of Kielimond, rontainis I-JS acres
finel- inn, roved, iruod residence, excellent water.
iliiruliUif's unit ol.-nal'l. lerills ro sun pucnasei
ply pi T II , r. WI.1SS,
u..-si ("ityllottl, Lexington.
Snail t in in for Male Xesir Town,
MW oft Ki; Kolt SA1.K the small
-t in known us His V AM AMP place.
ahott one mile south of Lexington, on the
Id Iiul.'lientk-iii-e road, and oolltalnuisr
alut 7u acres. '1 here i a iplendid ynuit(ircjiard.
lusiciiniiiien.-in-- to liear. and of the choicest trait
a god house, w ith eiitt rouins and tu n hallsiitood
l&ims and well, and snrniK n ar iui-house; out
hull--s. a a. .ml ntnlde c. Ahout 40 acres in cnltl
vatiiji, -i aeres of jinod timlier, ami all conven
ience to muKe it a No. I residence, fossesstna
givcrat nnv tune. Apply on the premises to
sedstf .Mrs. ;V M( HiiLS.
ni: I-itn ion mi.k.
CIILVIKi) three miles smitlieaut ol Hover
O tluverv- beat-t of the best agricultural nortion
of M luoiiri. '1 liere are uiion Ihe farm a two utory
hiitise nearly new: :!i!0 niple trees of choice vat ie
I u s ; ,ii pear trees, dwarf and standard; u well of
tirst rae water, an it pleuty of never t'ailiiif- stock
..ait-t , together wirn an iiirinssiii y otii-iiuiiuin:
and et.tveniences. J he farm contains 14(1 acres of
choice ami, so in cultivation, and will be sold low
a 1 visli to leave the State. 'Schools, churches.
Sir., coivenieut. Il'desired, the stock, crop, &c,
will lie .old w ith Ihe land, and possession Riven at
any tine. iellin.t' .INO. YV. VACCHAN.
tOK SALE".
C-ilHit-TIAN Church, Matin street, I,x
j mirloii, is now ottered forsale at a bar
tttiiii. It is a suli.-itaiitial brick building,
een rally located, and upon oneof the be.t
business mis m the city. Title Jierlect 1 hose
ir.-huigto purclia,. will ilo well to aiiplv soon.
T.riiis to suit purchaser, and if not sold al" private
sate prior to -uttnriluv, September .-.d, Isltl, it w ill
oi that day be soltl at' auciion to the ItiliesfliiJder
atllieeoioj-t house, loot- in the city of Lexington,
fir one-tlnr,l cash, balamre in six and nine month,
tor term of sale apply at the olliee of Itatlibllll
i;rrive.s, or to the Ulnter-iir;ned members of conmiit
t. HIOS. SIIKLHV,
(J. 1.. IMHtTHITT.
II. .. AltMSTKlNi,
jelllt ILAKNKM A KATHUt X.
'OR SALE.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
COP NEK I'INE AXI FRANKLIN 'TRF.KTS.
nKAl.EI proitosalR for the purchase of nil or
u jik' -.-wKn wmcn m? rresoyie
nan . hurch ot i.exiijirton ia lorattnl, will he re-
e-iveti ny nieuntierHijgned. s:id proitertv is arnon
ttie iiioM valuable in theeitv.beinjisituatetl uMn tfae
jtiibhc wjiinre, in the verv centre of trade. Ihe
lot if hut x ino, ami the church btiildinp is so itim
te.i that the wall- ea to advaUik' in the
erertion ot biisuierts houses. Iliddera will receive
lull parricuiars ny applyii,Kto
S. ii. tVKMn t'KIII,
A. UAR1-KY,
K. ALI EN,
K B. IKKL.AND,
or X. KVLAM),
jan2'3 Committee.
TWO FIXE r 411 nrton VAIX
HAVING CorKhph.il permanently to leave the
State, We now ofW lor in tinitnints to suit.
HhellM- farm- owned bv ns in Lafavette countv.
Miiuuieti - "oies rs.mtiieast ol ...eMfigion, near
the Georgetown road, and within 2"t miles of the
llii-ffii-rtville deiwt on the Lexington and St - Louis
l.ailroad. The two farms lteatlj-)ininganl contain
i: and '210 ere, or 3fH 4.VKW acres in all,
tUmil- tt'A) acres iimlo. r..n ..I ..is:.d.nn
ance timber land, with splendid coaf and
etone privileges. The house is a verv convenient
one. contains 9 larjre room, ami is pleasantly situ
ated. Th-WC are min th i.lu l 4-rv ntit
houses. larn, apple, eti4 h and jar orchard, with
spring braueh lor stock water, and altogether are
very desirable and valuable farms. They Mill he
sold separately or tos-elher, to suit, and upon satis
factory Urin-s. Scituols, churclHW, conven-Kn-t.
For lull particular call niton W. C. -Hattie,
near the jiremmes. . WM. 15EATTIE,
jelSin3 K. C BEATT1E.
f irtLME Sicily Lemons, alwavs an hand, at
X YOUNG'S.
MISSoLKl gating ft'owden,
other in use. at
Superior l any
Mistt.lanoons.
1)KKSM:VKU (.ant.ui i-inger, lor side, at
tol Ni;
VNANN'AS, a delicious tr
.jiiea! fruit . i,t.
voixti
"Lla voi;i
Kxtracts. (diiger, Vanilla, Lemon.
ISananna. Otani'e. Neeiai- .u..w-"
J. strvwben-v
fine Apple
Vanilla iean, Ac, at YOfNli'S."
SOOA Wafer. Having an abundant supply
and a ehuie.e supjiiy of syrups, iou ,-;;n
of w.e
lill.l a
drink thai will coo
the beKd wiiliour weakening
tne knrtw, at
iU NG's
Jt;ST 1?K- "KIVKI ami tor sal 1.-0 hnrr.l? ilwit
cuunty Whir Lirnt. Hus liin in suH-rnir to
any th r, iriaUiiiLr a har-i -.month linish, trt-c
lYfirn vriitcs;tecks. V will sc-ll it v.rr.V Trv it
iyi mi j I. liKU.tV fiAi.K.
'S tic; s.4xo.
I'm- nervous and sick
QL'Itlv ami ritirt- curt
21 litaaarht. ncmai
in and neuraljiie rheuma-
ine il it trial sold it will
rii-m, i;"r-t ffravci.
jircve its 1
i-f I'in.- sti
I'.. All th ui;pit. keep it. (ieiu-rn! depot
New lorK. UiU"Suit;.
A M tlMKIt 1U0!M. "
8VKF:T Mi;iN(jtS. 'l'lie arMmui.t:ttivim f&
at t'-crsc Spriuffs hnve !frn jrt'y n-
Iarfrt'l, ami no ia.u. will la iarc-l lor the
omiil'Mrt of UinM' who niay visit Iht-m for
I'lf-asur' or health. For t'uVth.-r ftarticular allic--s
W. 1. WALTON, lrtrt-ti.i -,
jtrlMitil l.rowiis-vtUc, Sahnt ft. , M.i.
riHK I NnKHSK.NKI wish to huy from : to (.
X tlfoiisuiiri lm-.h. !. ff llarlt-Y to hv (i-'Hvcn-il at
the NKW lir.'Wt-rv m :u the rock !jriyr-U'. I.cvnigtoii,
Mo, , tin- liii;iiL't "market tirnv uai't in C . hlf
ajifjjm itAUI,K KI.INK A u
Final Sitlliiikut.
OTM K hi-r- hv K"h-n to nil imtsoiiis intcrt'i.-ej
thai lln- tiiHh'rr-incl, atlitiiiiisirator ot the
taft ot hl!;ihcth V. .ttnhm, (If-rcae-i, will apiy
for a lifial swttlcliMMit of s.;tii) c-st;ttc ut tlu- n-t. leriu
1 tht i'rohittc ourt ot I.utaM'l tc count v, Mi ftouri,
h- hcfrim nivi holtlm .in tli: 1--t. Mtn!;iv in - icTc
pr, 17(t. tU) T. II. Ah. I'. tjuUhuN, A'lm'r.-s.
wiim w iti;i.
i WH'U hay to tin- larittfi-t-ui I-; -tt-- cotinn ,
. tliat ! i.rfM.drit" Ui t-stiiWhsh a l'l;HM K lU'H-
NKss in the citv of I.vxintoii . himI will kiv- i.c-
iuI ii.t-ntion to U'ti.-at.aii'l wil nav ih.- iilt-lII-M
MARKKT s-'lti- K I w,..ttl4 re.iM C t i uli v HOlit-.it it
;tll li'im you he fore MeltniR cIm.-w lure.
i llh ' al Hu a .V JVak -tor. Mrti-r Main str-r-et
ami l!roatlv;iv. jv;yint -I II. V( m tili iK .
t C TIOAKI.ItS.
HA IN'i; as-tM-jatecl t.ineives tou'ether in the
!UMli-r--H of AllCtloneei . W e Wnllh! Y .stwcilKl-
ly xay to the iieoph' (.f !.ein.rton. well a,- the
imty of I,alavcti, thet we uUi he icitT-t.ft to
alien. 1 to anv hilMlT.efH iti our line, general or .-liec-
1 . W . s JVf.-rs, j-euior niciiiher of the tirni,
m an ohi ami regular A :ei iont -t. we feel ctiii-
tioent th;it we can in v..- t nlnt- .-jiti-fyct ion .
W s.l"hTKU.
jair.o '1 MOM v-. T, ;MAN.
Siipriior - U ill For Male! !
'1MI1 WIIKAI", (We.kV Muh- ii!tri.inr.(l Itv!
J. me in 1i,I hae tried on rank and tinn irromi'l
It vull Htand a wetor drv -e;i-bn, and will make ;
t'rctm tell to iHte.-ii hllnlieK lit- V iicri: tiiCO'e than ihe I
May ia heat, and ripen about the same Tnue, The,
rry i;- Miirior. hr f-ale at the u arehtust- ol A .
. itethinsou V t o., in t-uantitifs I't.-int.
will excitative one hii-ln.l h-r tw,
.iyj:. tl I.VAN Vhl'Mi.
C.l ltl A. It il.I. IC l.
CnNTk a tuu am i;ru.i.i-:u. I.t - -b,
inii-toit. Mo.. re--itetitiHv -solicit a .-hare l:. f .".M
of the imhlic patroiiae. lliey are prt jiar- $ ,J-
d to flo all work in tlie Hoioe artieiitt r.sr -m2L1l.
ami doiner.s' hue, with pronti'tnes,-,. neatiie. and
ID-patch. ur prices lor work shall not be higher
than the price,- charu-ed hv other u;ood workmen in
wn. rd--rs from the eound v stdieited. m7 ly
TL WANT TO II IKK uiie or in white women
without incumbrance, who can cook, wa-h
and iron well, at the hotel ui Welliiitrton, Mo. :
Any one wj-hinff to hire will piea call iimnedi- ,
Itely. oo'i waives JiTtveij .
would aN say that we wNhtosell (.r e-ha-.ip-for
land m Lafayette ( oitnty, Mo., that
.oul'l suit ils, the hotel and livery stable in V
iiiKton, Mo., or we wuuld reiit the lintel ti a food
Pliant for tun or three vcara a mitit -uu u-. at tht :
time ot renting. Y U N,; X t.l.KKS
.eMiigton, Mo., .luiy Isth, lTu, jyilf
.tlr. t IJAS. .f1ltl.e. "'"jr., "
PIANl.-r, & MLsii.AI. iilUI.i. I U;,a i. -,m n-N.
i
Will instructions on the
V I-...- ' J -J.
1'lAMl FilHTl-:, AlKLtlDKiiN'.
and in VoCAi. .H'siG,.Mi sii ai. In, Vli il.lN .and
lie mav In- called mi, or aiVliess.-d, at tin- lioiu-
hitti House, Lexington.
II-- al.-i ke'p ciitistaiitlv on hand the Best
at.'ist .-1IKL1 Ml Ml I'I Itl.lSHKIl.
1. s. - LexiiiLrl'in i.raift Mitrch, " ju-t mil.
K!t lT X ARTHR.
FEED, SALE & LIVERY STABLE,
Farrar's eu Stahlo, Tine bt.
1ARf:i .KS. liiiijifte.-. Saddle llor.-e
j Ac, con-tautly oti hand
;e its a call. JiuTin
-tttP.FIFM 4H lKIM LHT.
1 1 K author with sen-ceil th-n-a:id iher on fed
T
erate otrjct-i'--, was i(npri--:'nel :ir .loJm-f tn'.-
l-tlutid. - h-o, tor many Ions months. Ami the book
the many peculiar and inter-siin:jr fact-, and
incidents eomieeJed v. ith that M'iourn. It . !l have
ft peiai uttiaftioii Psr ;tH who urn- ;n j.ri-on ..1
iirt'i irien.'s there. Activ' ii nt- an- v .in!-il m
Laiav'tte and ailioimn cttunties, unci evei-vw hf-re
else. Commission lite ral, 'ihe work contains ::-J
lii'S, and will be -enl to any ai'h e-.s npou receipt
I ssi ,! t. y (,ir.nvr--i'in Utmk ;nm 1 'ii-.-ii-'un-M (ui-
pny, m- thp ini.i. r-ts'lieil lt.4! : t -(lil ;i,'!!i."tiiii
Avenue, M . LOU !, MO. . -v Afl,
aullitt (. apt . . A .
Sioo i:i:uiiii.
TOT.KN from the farm of 1 urner IN-acck,
J miles piMiiheasc of Lexington, on .atuvtlav
night. -lulv d. IsTO. one Soi rel Ilo. in ilorse, brau-
leH witn me letter k, tin u it snotinier, years uiu
pa-t: heavy set, about i. hands Injrh, soitie itaruess
mark on him: also sad'ile tnaik-. He is what
infejit be called a natural imcer, prelenn; tii jtaee
rather man trot vvneii lorcett (tut ol a walk. Also
one Iron Crey horse. Tor is j ears old, U:. or I."i
hands ttili, heavy w-t, braiuled With thr letter t,
u lue ieti iiam; tne lett hip a little liu- lo, e--t ; he
alphas harness inurkri on him . We will pay for
the recovery or appreh ii-i'M; of one or h the
alove described horses S-- eaeh, or -S-'nt f..r both.
Al-o S.m) more lor the arre-t ot the hof su thief.
The supposed thief is u per-on ho worked lor me
aftont two nn tnths, jtiitl cai led hiujseif 1 1 arr
Small, and haibl ironi Kana--, where ht-t-eemrtl
to be well aeiuitnted. Hjs Weight is UlinUI
pounds, about leet .i or 10 niches luh, abnui .
year-) ld, rt d faced, sandy complt ;.iit d, .-non
red beard wttrn in miliiarv -Tvle wi'ln?ut the mot-
tach, ha- a scar wii one ti his h;-mU, sa.u to have
lern e;iu.-( tl oy a nayttuet womnt, as he Ikm iieen a
soldier 111 the r ed-'ral army; had on ;. black hi
striped p-inLs and new shoes' wtini he b fi.
I I :NKli l'KAKM K,
jv.itttl jri.irjTiiisville I. O. Lafayette Co., Mo
ri BLK Mint i .
VTOfl'- K IS hereby siven thai 1, the undeuint-l
Assessor, l lalayelte otmty, Mn., in nun
pliam e with an order made by the 1 ounl ( oiirt o
-aid t otutty at the regular Aiiibl term there. I
will meet the tax-pavers of said eonntv n the fol
low viijt nanud times and places, ti receive li--tot
personal projterty for a-sesim nt lor the yt ;ir lVl
Middh ton Tenvn.-lup, Waverly.sept. 5, t; and?.
!oer'l p., Oover, Sept, .s, y an d Ph
Kreetli'in Tp., Concordia, Sept. iJ. I I anti It.
Freedom Tp., Freedom, .ept. dand 10
Havi.s Tp., School Uoti-e near Ktp. C hurch, -pt
19, ill and Jl.
Washington Tp,. Mavvicw, Sept -2-, 'J.J. :M.
Wa-slnn.ton Tp. , Luchanan',-ii"-ciiool Hou&e.Sed.
h una Zt .
-Sm-a-bar township. Mt. Hope, Sept s,
lay Tp., Wellington, Oct. .5, 4 and :..
Clay '1 p. , Ctreenlou , Oct . ,i and 7.
Lexington Tp. , Lc Mutton, Oct. b to -z Hv hi --iv
. ta-ayer.s who may from anv cause, tad lo
meet Raid AfM.s-or ut (ne above mentioned time-
and pbice.s, will call upon him at his u titer n th
i'oiirthouse m the cuv oi I,emtoii at anv time
between lhe'J4th of Oetoberand tne -th ( Novem
ber, 1S7'., to Uuud in (-aid list; ami i-ll persons who
laa to iianu in saui Hststtt satu Assei-or netore ttu
Ibt day of IKcemher, lt70, are liable bv law to an
adri.fiomtl valuation ot ten per cent, on all property
livid tvv mem.
AH personal proper! v owned or held in anv wav
on the isl Momlav m epteinm'r, 1-sTo. is liable t
naid Ue-sment. Mi LION SHIH.
Assessor of Lafavette i ounty. Missouri.
Lexington, Mo., Auu.'4th, l7u.
1TRLIC -NOTICE.
NOTICE IS hen Itv given Ihat I the undersigned
Collector of Lalayeite toniuy, Missouri, will
meet the tax-payers of said county at th- same
tinier anti places (ietiKnateo: bv the countv Asessor
tn me aoove notice, iu receive tne taxes lor liie year
ti-7--. All pei sou-i w !i; fail to pav said taet before
the 1st day of Ueeeuiber, KsTn, will, according- to
law, he chiii'ea an aaditional ten ie.r cent, on tne
amount of said taxes.
TOIIN M . 1" li-vii,
Shei tir of Lafavette Dttuntv, .Missouri
auotd Lexington. Missouri, Anjrust 4, l-70
Final Srlllt'iiiiMit.
"VTOTICE is hereby jiven to all persons, cr
litor
i. and others, interested m the estate ot
Chapman deceased, lale of Lafayette county,
Mis
sniri, that ih- mMb-rsijrnea.rnuninist rator m charu
f atl estate, will apolv at tin next term ttf the
Frobate ourt of said county, to He beu:ti and held
al Ihe courthouse in the city of Lexington, at the
ctol:ertena,JH7o, Ur-t Monday , Oct, iher :, to make
final settlement (tl his admmisti armn of t-uid estate
auj:i4 WM. THOMAS, Adm
Ord1!' of I'liltlicntioii.
State or Missoi hi, i
Countv ef Lalaxette. 3
in the rruuate omtot lalayette County, Missouri
elulv ierui, l,sdl.
"VTO'V at this dav comes America M. Ihennan
X atmiinistratrix of the estate of dames A
Ordinate dec-eased, and presents to the court h
petition prayinjr for an orderlbr the sale of su much
ot the real estate ol said decM as will pavand satifv
the remaining debts due hy said estate and yet un
paid for want of sufficient assets, accompanied by
the accounts, lists and inventories required bv law
in Hiich ease; on examination whereof it is ordered
that all persons interested in aid estate be notified
that application as aforesa-id has l-ven made, ami
that unless the contrary be shown on or before the
nrsi fiy 01 me next term ol tluscoiirT, to tie held on
first Monday in October, next, 1ST-, an order will
he mane lor the saleot the w hole, (tr ro much ol the
real estate ol said deceased as will besufhrtent
the payment of said ileitis: and it is further order
that this notice be published in some newspaper in
this ctjiuity lor four weeks before I he next term ol
this court. Atruecopv, attest:
LLDKUMjE HFROFNT,
anj?() 4w Jude of Frobati
Ordr of PHllicarion.
Statk op Missonti, t
Countv of Lafavette. iss
Iu the Trobate Court of Lafayette CoimtiMissouri
duly l'erm, lb70.
"PVfOW at this dav comes Moses Chapman, admin
istrator of the estate of Fluebe A. lfealc, de
ceased, and presents to the court hiw petition p rav
in tr for au ODler for the sale of mo mm-h nf ! vsWl
estate of saiil deeeaseti as will pay and satisfy the
remaining debts due by said estate and yet unpaid
tor want of s-ulhcient assets. acconiiail hv the
accounts, lists and inventories required by law in
such case; on examination whereof it is ordered
that all persons interested in said estate be notified
thht application as aforesaid has been made, and
that unless the contrary be shown on or before the
lirst day of the next term of this court, to he held on
first Monday in October, next. 18Tu. an order will
be made for the sale of the whole, or so much of the
real estate of said deceased as will be eufucient for
the pay utaut of said debts, and it is further ordered
that this notice be published in some newspaper in
this county for four weeka before the next term ol
thia cenrt. A true copv, attest
JELIUUDUE BCRDEN,
auJOw Judge of Frob&te.
iCow Advertisement,.
HEALING FOR THE NATIONS.
6
THE
GREAT
OF
EDWARD WILDER.
1 Hlit-s 'ill.-. II
ure, ErtieiUMciiH & Sure.
-'m,f by an o;;rtiet
ire to j-rdii'
leal 1 liter -
:ii m hiul lay, the heat ph -
the
le, I-.dword Wilder, oi
irepai'etl f.r popular use ;
Loui-viib l-,eurjicky
i ,-eries ol tuii pounds
naltire. and yet have
hi v elhcaeious. The
he-e are ail simple in their
en, wherever te-ted, hii.
ie-n jrepard soley for the xood they m;;ld
fTcct, and to relive as far as po--ib!e the luii-mucii
-ed siin.,ich of the p.ubHc iron: the weary bad
I tuuck no-Truni- with which tne w.r;d ;i flooded.
In their preprutton, .science, of the Imdu-t order.
iiiid 'nateriuls of the mo.-1 Pure and ( -is- v cbarae-
r luive ben called into ivqm.-ition . About nun-
1 ihe:-e remedies i there an vthinjr tuiired in the
a -.t decree withcharlalanry. 'i hey are preparetl
af'.er aptroved formi.ias, that have received the
ommeiidations of hnndretls of leading jdiysieian--
ind cheuiisls Fe-ifb s to thoU-aiut of aOIicied
lues, they have beeu i:iesseiii.'ers of li.bt and
pe, of peace and Joy, briiipiny. renewet heaittt --rines?;
to waited cheeks, briscistne.s to iacU-Iu-tre
streiiLrth to wearied limb-, uitd the vijoi
and bl'Hiru (tf 1 ife to frames tout: eMiiau-t-
disease and ill-ad i-e-i nifdieal treatment
se reuietlies are prepared after the late-t ami
approved discoveries m chemistry and phar
macy not hv the oh! v-iem o; decociiou arei
luaceratiyu. ttut bv dispiaceilteii t , oy which every
art it. le oi" irtat i -siiet it i'i--m tl- iiknr'dii.t--
iiering into The combinations. 'I he advaida.'
of this uiu-rt be apparent ;,, every e hmsiled phy-
cian.
Edward Wilder's Stomach Kittci: are prepari d
roni jxenuiHe opt lioitrboti vvhiskv, witn oilier i
Uents, tlie niofct powerful and costly known to
Mu;eria Medica. Thev are not more famous than
they art efficient, nor noire popular than ihey ha
M'fii u-einl. Of liseat-e for which thev are
pec i tie, we may nient h.m Hie f-djowinjr anion
manv: Ovsneitsia, Liver . omptaiut. ail r-pcc.ie.-o
udij-re-ition, Intermittent Fi ver. Fever and Aju
die ximl Flux, all Periodical Oisease-.
They are a mild and delightful invigoraut f
elicate lemales ; thev are an ant i-hiitou aitei ativ e
nd t'tiiic; they recuperate the lVitme, pr.wluee ap
"liie, L.jve tone to the fcdoinaefe, and 'orin a picas-
ut beverage.
Edw anl ildert Sarapanlla and I'otash, cures
those fUtrc.s-,ini: and ruuious diseases incident taa
I comiition of the blood, such as Scrofula,
eruption d the S-kin, Kbcuiuatism. Erysipelats.
uralgia, White swelling, Chilli and Fever
Pimples and lilotclies. Venereal Jh-ea-r-es. Scald
Head. Hip Joint, a.i-1 many others of a similarly
rave character. The great potency of this medi
cine lias been repeatedly and satisfactorily tested
to such an extent indeed that a cure is iritarantced
every cae where the dirrctWn3 are followed.
Edward Wilder' s Compound Extract of W ild
:herry esceial!y recommended a -5 ittviug
peedv and certain relief to the nfHietcd with
ongh.-;, jld-, Catarrhs. It is al.-o u.s-eiul
lOordiug; comtVrt to those sufferins from ail bron
chial and asthmatic .r idithisical aSectjons. In
lc d it is useful id every species of pulnmttary
omplanil i especially so in Pneumonia or Wuit
Fever, Vieurisv, etc. 'The i:reat value d' sn h
inrdy cm not be over estimated. It is of almost
daily u.se.iu every family, and -no one should be
without a bottle to use upon the iirst approach of a
L Thijs remedy is prepared from material,- bmg
and hi-glLly ester nieU for their preat curative
power!.
Edward Wihb r's Chill Tonic is the great Fever
and Afruc ure for America. It has been thorough
ly tested in the largest charity disjw-nsary in the
Fluted States, where it cured over fifty thousand
cases of malarial diseases. It is conceded by
praetioners in this country, in England and France,
that it i? unrivaled in its specialty. Edw ard Wil
ier 5 Chill Touic contains no arsenic, and ispure-
1 a vegetable compound.
Edward Wilder s Family Fills, are a embma-
tion of unapproachable excellence, eitker as a
laxative or purgative. Thev have proven emi
nently successful in ttie. cure of constipation and
f-lnirishuesa of the bowels, and their great useful
ness as a purgative has been tested iu Fever, In
flammatory Diseases, Acute Rheumatism, lurtam-
mution of Mie Liver, F.rain, Kidneys. and. Bladder,
Ery.sipelas, ?ore Eyes, Vertigo, Dixinass, etc.
They are ex-.eedingly useful taken in connection
vvith Edward Wilder Sar-aparilla, Edward Wil-
Ierrs Compound Extract of Wild Cherry, Edward
Wilder's Famous Stomach Hitters, or Edward
Wilder's Chill Tonic. .
E'l ward Wilder's Mothers Worm syrup is a veg
table preparation, in the torm of a plea.-ant syrup
that children readily takv, and it may be eaten
with bread. It does not contain one particle of
any injuxfous compound, and is perfectly harmless
while acting speedily and thoroughly. Although
but recently introduced, it has attained .great pop
ularity, and thousands of mothers have already
had occasion lo rise up and bless the name ol
Edward Wilder as their benefactor.
We have thus rapidly glanced at these various
preparations. Their discovery and introduction
torm a new, bright, and eventful era in the history
of inedicinta. They are the result of profound study
and investigation; have been successfully tested;
and are prescribed by thousands of trie leading
physicians of the country: and well merit the hisrh
encomiums they receive from the pres-i, t he. pro
fessor, and the people.
EDWARD WILDER,
iOLE PROPRIETOR.
215 Main Street, Marble front,
LoriSVILLE, KY.
,For sale by all Dealers, And in
Lexington, Mo.f bj"
Ci. . ALEXANDER, lrilHlt
iUm2 10X Mam Street, in front of Court House.
REMED ES
'I'llL i-u.lrr.-i-m-d, as administrator of the estate
A of Co -by i'nee, d-4 eaet. -'ller- to Sell, ourt-a-sona-ie
ti viiiv. ;he two story briek hou.-e ami lot ou
chichi n-w icMde. Mtnau-d uti Krankim etreel,
r.:tr Laurel, Leviuton. Said houcontMin sev
ro.ms ami two hail.-, toother with ot-bii-Jlii4;a
i4ll m -o..d coudition, and located in a very de-Mra-p:tri
ol ttu- eiiy; and 15 uuw offered for s-alt, in or-
t u t to settle up -aid e.-tate. For further parti -Hlrs
yj'piy to myseli or ?- itM.itjas C. BieisOtt, lieal U-lu5t:-rUt
l-tf M. 1L V ALL, AdnVr
MTHKI!l, A, by a eertaiiideed of trtisi dated the
7th day ol .January, Jy, and recorded m :h
liee'rder - ofiic lor Lafayette county, in the State
of Mi---.fe.iri, in Oeed iook No. i, at pages 77, 7tt,
and 7v. .r the purpo-e (f securm? the pavineut.
certain deiit- m-M-tented in b. 1 d-ed ot trust,
.!. ,-eC U iihUe and arah K. Wdhiie, hia Wite.
Ic! i-oiiv.-v to harles l'atr-rson, in trust, the
1 i'tw;:;- u--erlhed !'tt-) or areds of land, sit
;.afi j. ud !c-i;?ii - h-- town i t . 1 boinas, mow city
of V :.ver:vi. ui i!.e e.tmniy and tate aforesaid,
liifT iler-ei i"ledo:i tlie plat t' said town Hi lota No.
Hiii-. t... !f;;ee. 1..U1, hve and ix, in block cum
ber Hie, i udu io-ni a mill hou-e, engiue, holier
an i iiiiii.-, and aii t hi ii;ae;him ry then-in eontained,
the -.nil tHiu.-e ;ind c.ont M not included. HhieJi
a;d ei.veViii'Ce was made in trut to secure the
p:? . uj n: i a e- i tain pr-'ini.ssjry note in said deed
ie-.-nbed ; :il; i v.ln-1-t -aid Uote has liijf Since
i'-cume one and remains unpaid, now iherelore by
ii t.te tti me power and authority by said derd ul
ti ii-i m lue ve-'ed, and at the reo,ueit uf the legal
iiotdcr of -aid lii-te. I , the under.-urned trustee, iit
on s.M l lihA . , 0"1 HiLR 1 , i-To,
pro.-ee.j toeii.the above? drer-ited real exstate ml
puoir auction. U the hiil;el bidder, in front of A.
O, .-h.ielb r A o. baukinii liuibt, in the city of
Wuveriv, Laiaete countv. Mo., lor cadi, le
twe. a the imuTiSol jOoVJtsek a . m ., and 4 o'clock,
r. m., of sa.'dda--. to sati-fv said debt with coal
and interi-t thefeon. tli. Vs. I,AlTLi:-sON,
initd.-r Tru?.iets.
oh nr. si of
ll llLI( ATIOs
In (he P
bate Court of Iatayette County, Miftaou
Inlv term. 1-7-. -tulv :"fh, ddav.
Oaxid i; MeFlrr.v, Elijah M MeEtroy, Sarah.Un-liin-.-.
Margaret lie.--., and her husband, .toil a
llisv,' Lli.ib-Th McLirov, Hugh L. McElroy,
Lenlumm i b Kirov, Marfan t A. .?.-nnmgs,
and her iiu-baud .lames T -Jenuin, FiauiUfls.
against
Kiirnbeth Wvst and tier nunOand, West. Eli-
zabetb Hudoii and her husband Martin llwlsoii,
tio- unriiiown heir of -John 11. Smith, .-as-d ,
the unknown heirs of arali Hud-on, d-CArat,
M art m MeiSride, s-arah A. Mei.ride, I hont
Melb !d-and .Imhc Melirid-. and Mary A. McEl
roy, Oefendants.
! . I'A III I I I N .
'oV at tills dav e.oue aid plai?.tiflT', hy their
a tomev, and lit- their aflidavit Matmp that
t--ndiiid -ar.ib A Mi bri'ie i-a non-residnt of
tin- i ate r Mi--oun Hi- therefor; nr-iere! by the
court that publication he made not ifvinjr said non-re-ide!(t
del. ndaiit that plamtifls have om men -!
an aeii' ii airain-t her and said other defendants by
..eiiio.n in thi- Frobat- court of Lafayette county,
"d; -oti! i . i ; . . object asd 'etit'Tal tiatn're of which is
i'.oot.iin iudirmottof p.irtifnn and an -trier for
-ai'
ill
be b.lb.
V ill!- de-erii
MiJ.l". , .M IM'I
i .T -ee
t rt-a! --state situ
i, i7. : Ihe Mtutii
m three, in toun-
ate i
haii
-hip
the
'.It -
3 :
::ii 3-pt.t are-; aud
piaUer t -aid section 3,
2... contai ntn? 77 S-lo
- i -I -1 1 it U s-nifth Im-id
i !
arte--.
n-'W n teir-
i.-IW III V-
d to
-i:r-t parr id said real e
nseft arah Hudson to
t r-aid real estate; pUin
:irh L. McElroy, Beuia-
late, and ihe unknown in
the out t w t -;: v -hr.-d part
litri-.iiabeth "McElroy, H
nun F. MeElrov url Mai
aret A . Jeniiinjc--, and
del. ndant Mirv A McEirov are each entitled to the
oi,e thu x -tii'iii p;:rt of Raid real estate; and that
Mart in McUride. Sarah M. Mcltride and Tbotnaa
Mclli i ie and -tane M Unde arc arh entitled to the
one eighty -t-mi ;h par: ot -aid real -estate; and said
Oa'.id J;. McLiroy, Eidah MeLlr and -sarah Jen-miig-
a:,(i deleiidanl Litabetti ifudon with tier
i Martin Hud-mt, are -each entitled to one
e. r-Hi part of Mini real estale; that plaintin Mar-
.ui'i t Hi -. with In r hii-hand Jot- ph lis. and de-
.i..a--ih We.-i with her husband
iVe-t, a,-.r eiititied to TiK-oiie-fourtfenth part of saui
a! e-ti,;- ea li; aim iu case -d' the sale of said land,
r Im iion ot tio- proceed-of said aleanKng th
a; ! ,s !
t and that uidei-.saidr-arah A.Mc-p--ar
at ih- next term uf this said
ku at til coiirfhoiine- in thtrcity d
ii i eounty oi Lafayette, on the 54
J.-70, atefon or iM-ior' theith day
no -ii;td mi I-ng continue, and if
ii of th term and an-wvr -aii e
Uiii in- taken as against them for
furiher orden-J that a copy hereof
MHl, t
--'XlT-gT
lay ol
here' '1 ,
tot, be!
-i.d.e!
d tiie
t.oii tie- .-aii:C
-.-rd. It 1
ii in the Lexington Ueeklv aucasiau,
r piibh-iteit in said Lai aye tie county.
uiir week- -in -c.-s-iveiy . the inf-t insertion lo or
a-T i-.ur wi-ek- i.ttlort thee -iiiiottiCVyi-ent of tto-t.
Term - "aid cou 1 1 . A true ceipv .
Atie-l: dt'ilN L. Jll liiifN, i l-rk
ff FrobaK' -nrt .
V.w wPAi'V. Atto: lie, s l-r Fiamtitt
tE.
In F
IliFi:
(ti.atc Ci
or vi isi.ic -tio.
ur; in vacation, duly. jSTO.
Iiine scarb
ugh and Eras: i'- M . Searbrough her
.tu t Oavi! H. A nmk, and Malvina
d '.'Uimbu-! -rilhth her liuttaud.
hu-osul.
t.nilith ;
P!
amli-T-.
a;rs-t
ida arr.dl and A rehibuld i arroH. her hvi-
i,;.i, ! e-.vi- L. Amn k, Alvai Amick and Al-
l'i Aliliek. 1 M-fejitia ii,--,
PAKlfllON AND I OWE.:.
OW ul iiu dav evaj -aid iiainurts bv thcii at-
i ton, ex
le. i-ire the undersigne! clerk 4 rh-r
Ci- bate ci-un ! Iitay. ri- county, Missouri, in vs-
Vui, ;;iid li ' to- ir petui-'ii ami atlidavit, slatimr
iong other ihimr- ihat fcaid defendants Matilda
ur.!! and AivhihaM - aiicil, her husband, arc
.je-ivsitb-s't-. ot ihe tut- d Missouri: It is thfre-
tore ..iid- v l by tin eh tk aloroaid, in vacation,
n be ma le not in mg them said non-
-ittcnl d mi ihl-
i t-eli--:t aga:iift il
h:.; piainl.Hs nave comiiienc-ed
em and r-aid thtr defend am
hate iouri ei Laiayettw roim--ct
and rem ml uatureof which
i of partition and the assign
a:i ord r tor the tale for -such
wifjg descritwd reai ei-tate, Jx
ifnvette county, Mi.-MirI, C
t tin- northeast t.uaricroi tbe
b (e -dioii iii ttie Pi
. .Mi-Nitiri , ine c-:-
i i i it:i.tiu mdgme
in- sil of dow. r, .-.ii-puri-ose,
of the fdit
ieiC und situate itt 1.
W it J it.- t-.c-i l';t!l
-ohthwe-t ijiiarfer t
mn i in tow n-nip ii
rai ire. -4 Ic-- io a.-ie- uii ihe nrih ciiii of said tract:
ai-o the -ou!.et .uai -er o th southwest quart r,
and tlte viti!i;v, v-i tjnarU r d the southwest piart-r
d : r.hi m i tion 1. in tiie township and mtigealoie--aid:
at;d i-r a dui-ion d' Tlie proceeds d such
sab- ajtit-ngthe I'iirties in i!iteiet. said .petition sta
ting among other thing- that tlte said plaint ill jam
Sci'jbrongft. Widow of . tbert Amick, dceais-d , 1-
cn.itied to -o -Ti::rd ofVaid real estate for anddur
lugthe term ol in r natural life, as her doner there
in, and that js.-iid piuint.ti3 Daii IL Acii-ek, Mal-
in;! ri iii tn, w ife l (tlunibu-! l.riftith, and lien
dants M uihla i ai roil, w ite of Archibald C. Car
roli, ami Lewis L. Auncfc, Alvm Amick aud Albert
Amick yre ehiblr u of the i-ail AilM-rt Amick, fle-cca-ed.
and tenant-m couiiuun d t-atd real estate,
and ihat each o! r!te-ta is entitled to the undivided
on --ith part oi tiie .-ahi ral s-tate, ami thereiip
n pray inu that lit- .lower of the said Jane Scar -
10- 'Ogh in the same be ttdmcuMired aud a-aignedt
iter, ami that ihe rt-maindcr of said resl ebt-ite be
sold ibr the M;rpc-M -of partition, the same being
u:t.-u--ecpiihle d partition in kind without great
prejudice tt the t.wiu r- thereof; and that unless they
oe and appear at tin m it term of svd court, to be
bo! leu at tin- curt hot i- in the city of Lexingt-oti,
in -.nd countv of T.ala ette, in the State ot Missou
ri, on tile third da f oct-dier. A. I. IjCo, aadin
"t b tore ttu-sixth day therettf, if the said term
-diati so long continue, and if not, then before the
emi f the term, then and there to answer the said
petition, tlie same and the- lacta therein as stated
w if i tie taken a conleed, aiid judgment by default
remlered against them.
!i is further ruix'd that a copy hereof be pub
lished iu Tlie V eekly t .Mica-an. a newspaprpub-
11- hed in .-aid coynry ot iitayetfe, Tor lour weeks
successively, tlie la.-t insertion to be at least four
e. eeks ben-re the commencement tf the next term
of aid court. Atruecopv.
Att si .JOHN "E. nrKDEX, Clerk.
jyJV-w'i Auamikh Chiles, ACys for FPffs.
. TKl'STEE!. SALE.
l TIIFKE A. iavid IMleger, -as administrator
V ot th' estate of Soloniou . Ilex, deceased, -ami
Margaret Kev, a widow anil guardian of the
minor heirs and children ot said -Solomon ii. Rex,
de a-sed, by their deed of tru( date.! April Ilth,
A, H --, ami reouded in the Kecorder's office
for Lafavette county, in the State of Missouri, in
Deed Hook .. No. 1. ut pagrs SS.'! and did con
ev to the undersigned in trust, three undivided
fourth parts of tiie following dscribea "tracts and
laicetsol ianu, suuau-u aui oeing m said Lai ay -tt
county, an. 1 state of Missouri, namely: Tbe
southeast o,nartcr ot section three , in township
litry cub d range rweiiij -six ; n- soutn part .,
ot ih'- a-t half of the nonlwa-st -piarter f smid
.et-tion ihret1 t-o, in towusiiip ami range aforesaid,
tin w'est half ot the southwest tjuartiT of (ctMm (2),
two iu tovv u-iiipand range aiorcsaid ; tne nrthwest
ijuarter of the northwest .puarter of section kTe
Ui. in same town-ship and range aforesaid; the
soHth part 1 the west hail ol tUe. uorlliweist quarter
sectbiti two (-i, in ssme lownsnip anu range aiore
said ; th. northw est uuart.-r of the northeast quarter
id -sect, two Z), in said town, and range aforesaid;
taken oil tne north end oi aid last iueuned trace
hy a Uiu runnine: east and west, parallel with ttw
north line l said tract: also all thai part of the
ea-l hall of the norihwcs! quarter, and Iheeast half
of Uie .southwest Vsitarii-r of ircUoa two , in
township and range ai'oretiM. 'yng west of 1 abo
rek; t-aid ce-k running through said lands in a
northeastcriv liitwlnui, sawag and excepting flf-tH-ti
acr-s taken off of the nordi end by a line run
nin ra.-t an d west parallel with the north line of
sai't - tion twi (2) ; ais tlte southeast fractional
. piarter f section twenty -one (-3), in toW'nhip
auv-om (al), of ra!.ge tw nty--ix );anI the
west hail oi the souUvc.T piaer of s-ectio tmen- ,
ty-two 22), in taiVi ton uhip lifty-ttuu (-50, of rauga
twt'nty-tx (?-'), eCi pt six acres tiken on" the south
end t .i;e iast meu;ion-d tract by a straljcht Ii!.
runnim: e-ast mel w-i-st ; which said convey ancr wa
made to tin undersigned m tru-rt to secuK the pay
meut of foureerfaiii promissorv notes therein de
scribed And. w hereas default ha- been mad- in Ihe
pavnicnt of part id sai 1 not, and the same still
n main Uie and unpaid. Now, theren-fore, atthe
ret u t d tin -hoMer of t-aid ntdes.l the nudersigited
trii-tee, by-virtue of Ute powx veatetl. iu tne by
sai t deed of trut will, on
THL'USDAY, SEPTEMr.EIIir.th, 1S70,
at the e-ourthouse dor, in the city of I-x-x.ngton,
in the county of Lafayelte, and State of Missouri,
between the'hours tf nine o'clock in the forenooti
and iiveochck in the aiternon of that day. sella,
public vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, for the purpose of paying and satisfying said
mite-, :id the cunt ft ami expentse of eecutinrthi
tj H, ail r r much of ihe abovede-scrited tracta
and pur els of land as may b- tiecvst-iary, excet
the follow ing, that is to i-ay the west half of Ihe
southeast quarter -f s tiui three :), in township
tiftv rau, of ranpe twenty-six 2t.i : twentv-thrce
ami aen-s being part of easlhalf of tlte aoiitti-
eat tuart r of said sectbm three inv tnwnisuip
and lange iast aforesaid, and bounded as follow :
Ite -Tinning at the southeast corner of Ihe we-st halt
of thesoutheast quarter d section three 't,aii-t
running thenc-e vast with the line betwefcii sect.ona
three and ten (:l and UU to said township aadratuje
last aforesaid, S Ht-luo chains to a hedge row or
fence, thence w ith said hedge row or tence north
20k degs., west ti 47-1 oUchauu: thence north 6 dega. -west
a 74-Prt cluuns ; thence north FJ 5O-10i) chains;
theme north 5s degs.. west 7.VIOW to the line
be! ween the northeast and southeast quarters of
said section three ; thence west, said last
tioued line west 4t7 links to the northeast corner or -sail
west half of the southeast quarter of said ec
tion three (1) ; thence mth with tbe IwJJ" - -the
eat and the west halves of the sootheast quarter
of riid section three il, ;tlf01H5l1:
placeof iHginniug; al-o ',rt '0Tf,hTW4
Side of theutheast fractional quartet -of secr.on
twenty-,ne (M) in township fifty-one (al), of range
tV-j ' he1aVbove mentioned and exceptM tracta t
havni" been allotted and set apart to onetieorge A. '
Hex hycimniissioner?, under ami Ity virtue of
hid -nient and decree of the Probate Court f aaid
Lafayette countv, Missouri, in a suit of partition, .
in which e-aid Oeo- A. liex was plaintiff, being tbe
owner of the undivided fourth of tbe landa, first
above described, and David Pfleger, as adminis
trator, Margaret I "ex, as widow, and the BUnor
heirs and children of Solomon O. Rex, deceased,
were defendants being the owner of the other three
fourths of said real e-l.te. And ttie undeiwigned
as such trustee, will sell all the land first above de
scribed, except that part which is last anovn df-scril-ed.
and what w aset off and ajlotted to asud
I torge A. Kea. JOHN E. It T LAUD,
SSIlltt.!
XruafM.