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T,HE HERALD.
TKOV. MO. i AlCUST ll7lS72r
ron I'liKsinufCT,
iiokaci: .iti:ixrv.
or NEW VoitK.
.... JOB VICE-l'stESIDE.NT.
II. URXTZ IlItOHW,
OP MISSOURI.
TUB TBOf CLIQUES.
.fho Thej Art, and What Tbfj Are.
in tht
f Fr year ttiar bas existed
tninda of. tbe people of this county id
idea that formidable organisation Tlour
ished in the town of Trey, known here by
the name of tbc "Coart House Wag," and
among tht sitiztni of tbo county at the
"Troy Cliqno." It bai boon considered
local in it oatare, and tbo bslief was and
it Ibatitt object wai to ksep tbo eeunty
office id tbo hands of its friends. Tbo
oiiatooco of tuch an organization bat
at lomo lino or other been dtniod prob
ably bj erery citizen of tbo town, and
honestly too; for it seemed improbable
that anjr bodjr of soon, io as amaJJ a place
t ii1-tCHH' wfefd and control tbo
wholo county to tboir liking, when out
ride of tbo corporation it aaet with aaught
but oppoiitioo.
Who eotnpessd this eluiut? At ono
time it wat beliored that Mai. A. II.
Martin and P. C. Cake were tbo bead
and front of all tbo mtanatft and corrup
tion it wat reputed to be guilty of; that
tbey held the County Court and all othtr
officials under tbtir thumb nailt, and
comnandod thit and that, and wtro read
ily obeyed. Indttd, whilo through thit
belief the "people" rtgardtd thtm with
reeling! ot distrait, thoy concedtd to
tbem a power almost mirtcuUui. Rut
they made faithful and efficient clerks,
and wore re elected term after term by
the Toten of Lincoln outtido of Troy,
for thit little town controlled In fact not
moro than ono sixth of tbo rolls of the
county
coin," the author being J. It. Knox, the l'lko county Democrats will adhere 10 J I). Cox, when seere'ary of the In
other partner in the bank. Then ftl- the form of nominating candidates by 'rior Department uader Grant, endear
lowed tbo stiejinp controversy between conrtntioa. ored to protect the interest ef tbe people
Cako aad Knox. Indirnation m..i!,.. - .-a. . and arrest the ntitnsrous iwiedies wnicn
were bold, and fiaally a coiamittoo wat withdrawal
tppoinled to come to Troy and invesli- M& Anderion, learti
nekner, 1
Congrei
i p.i, m.iii.,, 'were brine atteaspisd in bis Department,
of Col.. "'""'"y,l,.inji that0ri;tw gMng coun.on.
. the confost between inc, ion., ,f ,(ie ,iodlet Mr. Cox
gat! the cbarget of rorruption made by 'dog" Roekner, Col. Ilraco and Judge telegraphed to him:
Mng lor Congress. I "I am Echling fra
Mr. Knox; They time, the booka oud
records of the County Clerk'e office) werw
thrown open to tbem, and tbey went
away fully tatitfied that tbo eoatrortrsy
waa a perietal ono, no fraud was found
to oxitt, and no publication of tbo com
tnittto's report wat cter nado none in
faot wtt orer tntdt out.
e commenced then to mriuiro into
tuo caute of tbo broach betwoen Mr. Cake
and Meters. Martin fc Knox'o bank
Thit, at near at wo could come at it, wit
the needle tbtt pricked tht bubble:
At tbo term of tbt Court abort alluded
to, tbo judges wtro discussing tbo pay
ment of certain debta falling dut. There
wat no money tbtn belonging to the
general fund in the Treaiery, and the
question earn up, Shall we issue bonds
bearing ttn ptr ccot. interest to par off
thtio debit, or ihall wo tire the county
this ten per cent, by traniferring seven
tbouiand dollars, that bad bien collected
on lb railroad tax, ( tbc general fond
nd pay tbit indtbtedntti, the amount
to bo paid back to the railroad t
some futaro time, for then tko money was
laying idle in the Troy bank, the build
ing of the road not baring been com
menced? Tbe court decided unon the
latter plan. The bank was thus deprived
of tbe use of tbii money. From that
day Messrs Martin it Knox declared irar
Gchtint: fraud to tbo beat of mi
abllitr. and must bare' rour support or I
Wo. are in receipt of the first number fail." Tbo result of ihia appeal wat that
of the itircrside Preso, a Grant paper
jutt ottablitbtd at Louisiana, Mo., pub
litbod by I. N. Stoutemyer, Kiq. Wo
with it tueceit it ortrytbing oxetpt pol
met.
lion. Will. J. Knott of Osage ap
peart to bt tbt most popular man now
ut for ttato treasurer. From what we
bare learned of hit pentnal integrity and
business qualities, and bit uiefulaesa at a
number of the last session of the legiala
lure, wo are inclined to believe he It the
coming man for that position.
Tbe catt of Ambrose Coo, the rrur
dtrtr of Miss Abbio Summers, hts again
been postponed until February next
His case came up before tht Marion Cir
cuit Court on the 21 ir.st. Justice is
certainly slow in orertaking this follow.
and it oeght to be sure, but the plea of
insanity is being rigorously ur-cd in bis
case, fcuch insanity is danccrous. and
ought not to go unpunished.
North Carolina.
The latest news from North Carolina
claims a victory for the Republican state
tielet by a majority of 1,200 or 1,500
the liadical pren claim this as a great
rictory, but wt can't see it in that lilir
against tht County Court and Mr. Cake, i Tko Legislature is Democratic, and will
which resulted as stated above. If this, elect a Democratic United
Mr. Cos was turned out of the Cabinet,
Mr. Grant did not want any man there
that would interfere with tha scheme of
his corrupt rinei. and Cox bad no other
aiternatite but to Hare, ana; nit place
was filled by Delano, who bae btea con
nected with corrupt jobs tnd a managtr
f rings all hn life. lie undentandi ad
dition, diriiion and silence, and is there
fore just tbe man for Grant. Ex.
It io a pleasure to know that wo trt
not to bo poisoned by gorornment click
ing plastert, in tht shape of stamps.
Prof Chandler, of Columbia college,
New York, bat made an analytical exam
ination of tho mucilage, and Cade no
harm in the natty stuff. After all, would
it not bo more pleasant and convonient
uit to Iiek a corner of the envelope in
stead of the stamp? But that would
spoil tbat good old conundrum. "Why
arc bad little boys at school liko pottage
stamps .' Jitcaue they must be licktd
to make them stick to their letters.
T. W. WITHKOW,
TROY, IINCISSOTXIII.
MAXUtVACTUItlJH Of
SADDLES,
FIXE BUGGY AND WAGON
HARNESS,
SADDLKKS' FINDINGS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
anu di:aim:h ix
Saddle and Harness-makers1
HARDWARE,
BBIDLES, Til ACE CHAINS,
WEBS, WrEBBIlVC;,
"Whips, Saddle-Trees,
VALISES,
TRUNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS.
Harness JLcatiicr,
COLLARS, Sec.
All of which are offered at the
MOHT REASONABLE
CASH PRICES.
State of MlMl.br I I In LlhrnlnriVj.
County ol Lincoln 10 mMAV
Archibald V. McKee ,, SYlTv
ltcbcce A. Foreman and I),vl,l Foreman. Ii.r.,
ai ihii ,uy omo tho ,nu rUnxm, , .
hi "ij'S' W Court .nj'ai, ,h'r I?
it not tht caust tf tbt tliimtabtrment of
tbat life-long friendship betwetn lit
Martin and Mr. Cakt, tbtn wt have
missed our calculations and would like
to bo ealighttntd at to tho oaust.
Although a committee wat appointed
by tbo people in mass meetings ta inns
tigato tbo obarges then made altheu:h
they came to Troy and bad the Looli I Coste to
at itt ntxt teision; beiidss thit, five of
the eight Congressmen elected are Demo
crats, a gain of three over tho list elec
tion. When we take thit result into con
eideratlon and tho fact that tho Dcmoc
raty nevtr looked upon tht coatest other
than with doubt, tbt rictory doesn't ap
ptar so grand. Ilcperts of fraud alio
US. of Votes rnnnti)
laid btfore tbtm. tbev found no crounil I ni r 1 -
J lie conclusion to bo arnred at. for tho obarces. The intolliVence ofL u..n v- , . b
then 11. that it could nt Imu. l,n ,. .-. .n,:4.. 1 .: 1 n , 1 . ... " v
wm . . .. ouuiiuiniG Bui eiuo Lttia caueu in
mero local organization in tbe interest of nuostion by John 11. Knox attain makinr.
if it wat so, why then, the the lame charees : and for what nur-
our town ; if it was so, why then, the
next conclasion forces itself upon ut in
about this shapt, that tht citiztns of Lin
coln county wtre the most careless of
their own interests of any tbat can bt
conccirtd, not to hare defetttd it at tbt
polla.
We btlitro, tud we hate watched this
issue very elosely in tho fire and more
yean that it bus bttn our fortune to
publish tbo Ucrald, that no inch actual
organization orer existed. Wo have
been aeeuttd of bting out of itt mtinbert
by warm fritndt who rtsided in difTertnt
tactions, and we hare keen as strenuously
. charged with working ngaintt the intor
estt ef Troy, principally btcaute wt did
not look with faror upon tho railroad
appropriation, btlitring that all tuch
mattert should bt lett to a rote of tbt
people, yet at tbe tame time believing
that tho railroad would bt an advantage
directly or indirectly to each and every
(ins of our citizens. In thit time we
have failed to ftrrtt out any audi clirjua
as wat reported to txist ; bat thit we did
find out: In Maj. Martin's lift time ht
wat a bold, far-seeing, free-thinking man,
who yielded allegiance to no political
party ; and wo may safely lay the samo of
Mr. Cako. Wo tingle out these two gen
men bocauto thoy wore considered tho
leaders. Possessing these characteristics,
tbey controlltd a large influence, and
weroes much abased by a certain class at
home who could not successfully compute
with tbem, at by tome others who lived
outtido tho town limitt. This is about tbt
true haraoter of tho "Troy Clique," tinet
dubbed tbe "Court Ilousa Ring," tbe re
puted grand worthy of whioh it Mr, F. C,
C'tke. In rtality, if it baa bttn a clique at
ull, it hat bttn oae of personal influence
instead of an actual organization, whioh
influence arose from their accommodating
manners and oflioionoy at publio tfficialt.
Monty cannot bo laid to hart oxtrttd
it, for when their influence wat at itt
xtnitb, tbty were both in cemparatirely
moderate cirturostancto.
If Mr. Cako, Maj. Martin now being
dead, and bis frionda her and orer tho
county may he cullnl a clique, then wo
unhotitatingly oay that there are two
ia Troy, and tho latter may be said to
bar been brought Sato existence about
the 28th of October, 1809, when an arti
olo beaded "Tbo Cry of High Taxes,"
appeared ia tho Jlcrahl ortr tho nom tie
plume of "Truxton," but which wat
written by Maj. Martin, then in partner
ship with John 11. Knox in tho banking
busioeii. Up to m last term of the
County Court prior to thisdate, Maj. Mar
tin and Mr. Cake had bttn warm friendt.
Fully improtttd with tht opiuiom thtn
rife io regard to tko corruption of the
Bounty officials, we opprovtd of "Trux
tooY' letter ud tommtnted favorably
thereou. An excitement wai created all
oner tha eouatjr and ommnnications
flowed into our office. "Truxton't" arti
do was followed y utioibcr biguod "Liu.
post? If ho ftlt tuch an inttrtst ia tbe
ptople as he manifests, and knows the
records as well us he elairas to, why
don't be prore it by laying tbo charges
before tbe proper tribunal, tbat the whole
atatttr may bo tifted ? It it at much bit
duty to do this atit it of any otlur citizen,
and ht tttmt to btliere them moro than
anybody else.
Since tbe commencetotnt of tbt present
canvans, tbe bank ring appeart to hare
addtd anotktr ztalout ally to its ranks
in tht ptneu of Eliat Norton, who wtt
dtfeated at in indtptndent candidate for
Treasurer at the last general election, aad
he appeara to be taking a rery actiro part
in eirculating these tlandtrous rtports,
tht truth ef which will bo known after
inreitigation by a competent and iapar
tial committee. But. for th
' J
argument, ad milting then charges to be
true, would tbe county be bettered by
the success ef the new ring ? Both Knox
and Norton bare held responsible offices,
both having served at Sheriff of the
county. The former has thown his integ
rity by iudireotly dealing in tax titles
while Sheriff, buying up the land of not
only Southera tympathizen, but of Union
toldiert, afttr promising that notict
thould be girtn in at least one cast of
the latttr, and thtn not rolinqaithiog tht
titlts 10 securtd until largely remunerated
for hit fntadly inttrferenee. Tho latter,
while hheriff, bought up ctrtain county
warranti for lest tbtn their face, an act
violating a ttrict law; and when hit
tirm of ofhet expired, if we ora to beliera
tht following ordtr of tho Court, waa
ftrced to a ttttltmtnt :
Lincoln Coontv, 1'lff., ")
ri. On Citation.
Kma8 Norton, Ex-Sh'fT. )
ri'L. f . 1 . ,
s no uouri oruer tno uiertc to usuo
citation against said dtfondant. rtnuirin?
him to bo and tpptai btfore the Justices
01 tbo Uounty Uourt on Wednesday, tha
0th day of tho present term, then and
there to show cause why be bat not paid
over tbo llerenue duo laid county at re-
quireu oy law.
February 10, 1801.
election will probably bt ctntestcd, and
tho Uadicol balloon may collapse afttr all.
Thett art tht two Troy Cliqutt. It it
a ptnonal Gghton tho part of the bank
ring, at wo hart tbown by giring iti
origin, and tho "interttts of tho people"
tbey care lets for than their rotet. Our
readers ean choose bttwton tkem, and
when they understand tho matter prop
orly, wo are confident tboir dteition will
bt corrttt.
Dr. doe. Y. Hast and Wm. L. Gate-
wood, both of Montgomery count, are
candidatts for senatorial honors from this
district.
The flection of North Carolina ap
peart to hare given gtnoral oatitfaotioo,
for both (itrtieo are njoiciag over tha re-turnt.
Ool. MIllbany of Audrain and Col.
A. A, Anderion hare withdrawn from tho
cauvuM uk cuudidiituK for Coiixitbs.
Notice.
The underiigned members of tho Dem
ocratic etntral comtnittte for tht Thir
teonUi congressional district and ex
officio members of the central committee
for tbo Eleventh ttnatorial dittrict, com
pesed ef the counties of Pikt, Lincoln
and Montgomery, reipectfully request the
Demooraey of laid tcnatorial district, by
thtir duly appointed delegates, to meet in
eonrention in Montgemery City, Mo., on
Thunday, Stpttmbtr 5tb, 1S72, for tht
purpoia of nominating a eaadidatt for
state senator. D. F. KNOX,
For Montgomery county.
WM. FUAZIEH,
For Lincoln county,
AVe tbo undtrsicned chairmen of tha
ceatral committees of Lincoln and Mont
gomery countiet, heartily oadorso tbo
fortgoiag call for the senatorial conren-
tien to be hold at Montgomery City on
il, r.th r u.i.t -io-o J
J. 11. BODINB,
For Montgomery county.
W. W. SHAW,
For Lincoln eouaty.
It. P. C. Wilson.
Capt. Goo. C. Bingham, a tbort time
since, published a letter expoting the
trickery of tbo above named gentleman,
(now a Demoeratio candidate for tbo
noninatiaa of Gorornor) in tho election
of United Statei Senator two yean ago,
in order to seeure to himself tbe position
of speaker of tbo lower branch of the
legislature. We had hoard tbit btfore
from a source not to be doubted, and
were prepared to believe the charge
Mr. Wilton, howtvtr, rtplitd to Cant
Bingham, dtnyingtbo imputation, whioh
reply it mot by another letttr from tht
Captain, fixing tbt disgrace apen Wilson.
Tbe Republicaa says editorially of thit
last letter:
In Monday'o issue, printing a commu
nication tigntd at above, we said : "Mr.
Wilson givti a 'pnsitivo tmphatic denial'
to Capt. Bingham'a charges, and unless
the latter hai proof to suittin kia alliga
tions, Mr. Wilson't opponents mutt admit
that hit ptrtoaal integrity is vindicated
by tbit prompt and sweeping publication.
A rich man lirinz in Mexico at this
time, who indulges in a pleasant.rido to
me rural districts, is ant to be pebbled
up by guerillas who lend the cheering
intelligence tobi friends tbat unless he it
ransomed with 65000 within a ftw h ourt.
e will be thot. After a few davt tho
2la!;.fUand.rr:J: ZSrti ors north ony oM
eloses the scene. Mcxieo it not in istatld. I nm doji rtint-7 nr,,1
'1 I h V In. tntl MAM na i .. . . 1 1 1 I - '
"-'-"J Jivvr, IU3I It I IBIS
wriuog.
Having just finished new rooms
on the Corner of Main and Chcrri
keep on hand at all times the Best
and Most Complete assortment
MARY SEDLAGEK'S ZJi-'t r.T..'f?' ff"a
AMU MV Kinill t'C I VI. mna-i-L-c
i.m 1. mil- iiiii,riaa
Ans made or inK
VERY BEST MATERIAL,
PCTCP U!DEB MT OWN RCPKEVISIO.V AND
Uarranlrd to Give Entire
niilactioii,
XT PRICKS
MRS,
NOTION & GROCERY STORE,
Tor1 mi
For cheap groceries and provisions,
ana everything in the grocery
line, such as
AND ARE OI-'l-'KRED
Sugar
Coflco
Ten
Cdmly
dinned Fruits
lt.iisini
Currants
Tickles Oyrtcrs
Ennlincs
Cliccso
Cracker
Unckcrol
Butter
Kges
Flour
Meal
(Jo to Mrs. ScJIacck'e.
Per-ons imlcbteJ to mo nro pnrni-iilr .
quested to call oncl sottlo last year's iccountf.
iHrN. JTI. SEDIICEK.
Fcb'y 1, 1872.
THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
I AM ALSO PREPARED TO FURNISH
I All Kinds of Buggy Trimming, tj
wver jsuggics, etc., etc.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
QUINCY WAGON,
nuicu ia warranica io givo entire satljfaclion.
T. "W. "WITHROW.
tcp2'Jn39vdyl
Hon, slating , 0,Ur if, nr , I ' hc,Vr l-"-
Sllsroarl. It ts therefore Mtlcre.l n, tL j.."f
of snlj court that publication 1 mL . f
tho said Darld Forcm fin that not ..tl. i fJDI
fonneaeea ag.lnttLim by tlltlV a mU e?
tho object and general naiuVo of whka U ti ll',
aside a deed or deed, mado in favor of ReC
ia'o'fn.'o'louT .iTj't'f.o
4, s o the southwest qr of tho south we,, of ,r
section No 8, all towVhlp 40. rnn 1 wYrt,
also al of Io . No,. Sre (6), eleven ( I M , ?
dWl. oLtt?' h'C"n.(7)' Pf lM
dlvijlon of ths real estate of J.eob Preslov dl
ceased, among his heir,, a, made by ib""Z,'
sloncrs appointed by Iho Circuit Coin of Llnwl.
coanty, to rtlllon tho land, of "al r P,o,l
ainonK hi, he rt, the plat of ld nW, ,lo "ff
Ing on record In tho nenr.t.r. nt.- i- .l" .
MnTnla ta? nd rollow"nV, 5
.2,L '"tut ,ho "" tractlonal nr of
southwt.tqniricrof .ection No. , all In tiwn
ship and range aforesaid; n tbe north half 5f
tbo northeast of tbo ,.n .i " "
town.hln and tb. .r.."..M '."".'"" "r.'
W D.ild Foreman, are hV eby r3rJd t. U
nnd npear n tho court on or bcfor.lho first day
day after .ho fourth S.tVrdaln B ej cSbeV "Z
?V.n.n.,10ra1'1. P-?. Ih. B. WIH l.
r n ii u lurihernrdered (lint
a copy heroof be published in the Lincoln Coant,
. M fnJ ""'P'P'rp-l-lisbedin thl.county and
qulre'd. " ' tt"l"'y. J law ,..
i'pi'i". ,A.,,rue MW of the record.
ibbALj Witness my hand as clerk and tho
.m.. i"'n. 80a'of,id court hereto affixed at
imco n Troy, Lincoln connty, Mo., this 5 J day
"july.ffi WM. COLBERT, Clerk.
Stop and Think !
The Best Bargains at
NOVELTY CASH STORE.
The"Norelty Cash Store" has remnvnrt
a few doort south of its old Hand, juit
linita I I 1 .
i-u.v ujiiuh i uuruwsrs store.
To day wo print Cant. Rinrhim'i
joindtr, and it imposes upon us a painful
but imperatira dutv. It will ha n
that Bamutl T. Glortr. sn . and St.io
Htnitor Birth, orer their own naates,
fully and explicitly corroborated Capt.
Bingham's alltratitm, and exnoso a
course of duplicity and treachery which
wo do not remoatber to hare ertr scan
eqaalled in publio life. Particularly does
tno rereiation mado by Mr. Uloror justify
tho use of those strong wordt. Wo do
not netd to say to our readers in St. Louis
that ht is a gentleman of para character
and unsullisd honor. Wo cannot ditbo
litre hit ttstimour. and it. with that of
Col. Birch, forces ut to say, at we regtrd
it our duty to say, tbat proof to orer
wbtlming wholly ditqualiGei Mr. Wilson
from oron a candidacy before the Dimoc
raoy for tha position he ia now oiekiog,
namely for tbe office of Gorornor of
Missouri.
Chariot Sumntr hat written a litter to
certain colored men, in 'which ho de
clarer himself for Orceloy, aad argues
that the colored peoplo of tho country
bhould follow hits uxainplc.
Schnelle & Querl,
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
Cor, Mala and Dcstreban Sis.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
July 21,1871 ly.
By Telegraph.
T WOULD respectfully announce to tbe cltl
A seni of Lincoln county that I bare secured
the scrVCM of a FII1ST-CLAS3 JOURNEY
MAN AV'ATCIt MAKER, and will itJuliN-
Repair Wati Ihn, CIockN and
.rill,la.f
AT MOJiVP ATP n jrn-na B.,i0 oomP'e'e lino of ladies and gen
TE BATES, tlemen's hats, together with groceries -
Ans, i litJOD OHDEIt.
KXCRAVIXG M:TLY EXECITED.
All Work Warranted.
rr. x 4 ' " VAUf,nA!V,
Ll . St A. Tclograph Oflieo, DodCU' Building,
TBOY, OVTO.
N. B. Porson, !Mn. tn -
iiru 7 i , i win lurnuu tnem at
Thanks. Friends. Thanks I I da
fire to thank tho oitizens of thin
nity for the liberal pntronago bestowed
upon me in my business transactions with
them; and as I have opened another
large ana complete stock of Notions, &o
ass tnem tor a continuation of their
favors. At heretofore, I will sell my
goods cheaper than they can be bought
n.cuxiere. Aimosi anytning you can call
lor in the notion line I havo in mv inr
aUo a large stock of boots and shoes for
men, women and children, whioh I will
toll for rery little advance on Brut cost;
cheaper than ther can ha honiht nln.
whore of oamo quality. And speaking of
prm-cricn rumiuua mo ot iturty odd years
ago, whon sugar was sold at 20 pounds
lor a tilror dollar and tho money was
equally as legal as it is now, though not
quite so tender.
nl5 W. 8. COOPER.
n15v7
F. W. HARBAUM,
MANUFACTURER OF
WAGONS,
BUGGIES,
PLOWS,
Wheelbarrows, Vc,
TROY, IIVEO.
!
ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TOs
AIL WORK WARRANTED.
NEW WAGONS
i,y ff tot jy
.i. x7E A. IlALP Dollar, by calling at
the Norolty Cash Store, where you can
get 15 ten-cent cakes of the Park Com
pany Toilet soap for 81, and thereby save
fifty ctatt.
W. S. COOPER.
If you want SUOES, the "Norelty" ia
the place to save 25 per sent. Corner of
Jiaitt ana unerry, Troy, Mo.
W. 8. COOPER.
Order of Publication.
Stalo of Mloosrl, 1
Couity of Lincoln, J "
A MONO tho recurds and proceedings had In
tX Iho Urcult Court of Lincoln county, Slate
oT Missouri, at lt March Urm and on tho 2f,th
,"f.,jf ,Iarcl1' 18'J, tho following Is found, to-
Hobert Kicks, John W. Norton, James II. Nor
ton, Joshua Ricks, Jne Bosnian nnd Uichael
It. Ilosman her husband, Mnrtho Itick.1, Mary
llklnion, John Rlcki, Rachel Catty, Harriet
Kicks, nnd Stcjihcn Ricks her husband, Caro
lino (irej.ua and James Orcsaia her husband.
Plaintiff', '
Henry C. Norton, Mildred Norton, Mary F.
Norton, Emily J. Norton, Albert Taylor,
P-cllc Taylor, Oscar Toylor, Betty Taylor and
Charles Taj lor, Defendants.
Petition for Partition.
Now tome the nlalntlfTi heroin, l.r
a.nl it appearing to tho court that Albert Taylor,
Mi-u.i jiivior. u:ir layior, iiciiy Taylor ami
Charles Taylor, defendants, ore non resident of
Ibis Slate, and that tho ordinarv tiroce nf Ia
cannot bo served upon thetn, ills thercfoio or-
nercu oy rno uourt that publication bo mado
notifying the said defendants that nn iirlliin Im.
been commenced against them br petition In tho
Circuit C.mrt of Lincoln county and Stato of
Missouri, tho object anil general naturor which
Is to obtain o.nrtition and division of tho follow.
Ing described real estate, sltuato in Lincoln
county, Missouri, to wit: Eist half southeast
quarter section 21 township 40 range 1 east,
acre j southwest quarter section 21, tuwnshlp
50, rango I cast. I flu acres; woit half northeast
quarter section 23, township 50 rango 1 cast, hO
ncrcs j In northwest quarter northwest quarter,
section 23, township 50, rango 1 east, about 30
acres ; cast part of northwest qaartor section 2,
township 50 rango 1 cast, 50 acros j west hair
southwest quarter seclion 20, township 50, rango
1 cast, 80 acres; rast Inlf southeast quarter,
section 10, township 50 tango I east, 80 acres,
and contalnlog in nil about 5B0 aero, mora or
le.'S, and unless they bo and appear at tho next
term of this court, to bo holdeffnt tho court bouso
In tho town of Troy, Lincoln county, State of
Missouri, on tho fifth Monday in September,
next, 1&72, and on or before the third day of said
term, (if tho term shall so long continue, if not,
then before the end of Iho term) answer or do
mur to plaintiffs' petition, tho same will bo taken
as confessed, and judgment rendered accordingly.
It Is further ordered tbat a copy heroof bo pub
lished In tho Lincoln County Ilerald, n newspa
per printed in this state, for foer weeks succc
ivelv. tbo last insertion to hn m l...t fs,.. ...i.
before tho first day of the next term of this
court.
Attost : WM. COLBERT, Clerk,
J. IIii.lku, Deputy.
Stato of Missouri, )
County of Lincoln, f "
I, William Colbert, Clerk of tho circuit court
In and for said county, hereby certify that tho
aboro is a truo copy of tho original order of
publication In tho coueo therein named, as the
samo appears on record In book II, page 407, in
my offico.
Witness my hand ns Clerk and tho
SEAL- seal of said court. Dono at office In
Troy, Mo., this 18th day of July, 1872.
...... WM- COLBERT, Clerk.
July2tn30 J. IIii.hb, Deputy.
Order of Publication Id Vacation.
July 19m, 187J.
In Lincoln Circuit
vuuri, cepi. xerm, IBIi
It io want GROCERIES t -i,..
they aro worth, call on W. S. Cooper at
tho Novelty Cash Store. Don't believo
what others say. but call ; it is no trou
ble to ehow coode. I was tnU k
that a merchant said my goods wero vory
inferior, but after oiamining them at
bought, and said sho would call again
1U "Novelty" tell. HATS rer, cheap
Ladies, Qnthmm, Girls and Bon am.
Dlied Cfv ehean 11.11 ' vfr
It n ' r " "uu Be. flO
t ons, Queenswaro and Glasswaro cm,
tuao thoy can. be bought oleowhero.
W. S. COOI'EII,
aplSyl
or
State of Missouri, I
County of Lincoln,
Susan Perkins, I'lfl".,
n . v'm Action on note and ae
Peter Cassady, Pcft.J count.
Now at this day comes tho plaintiff In the
above eauso boforo thn i.ml.rati.. r
tho Circuit Court of Lincoln county In vacation,
and files hor petition and ahldavit, stating that
1 otr Cassiday is a non-resident of this state.
It is therefore, ordered bv thn Rlrk r.in..M i.
vacation that publication bo made notifying him
that an action has been commeneod against him
by petition for tbo tiaymout of a note of Seven
Hundred .liollar and 53 oents, with 10 per cent,
interest thereon, and with the soreral credits an
nexedto it, datod;i7th February, 1867 ; and also
an account of tho firm of Cake k ltmrnr. ...
signed to Plaintiff in the sum of Sixty 25-100 Dol
lars, umeu may aum, is;z,nnd that bis property
has been attaehod. Now thereforo you tho said
Peter Cassadr. non-rcstdont. am h.p.t.v .....
to bo and appear in said court on or boforo tbe
third day of the next term, wbiab will be began
and held at tho court houso In the town of Troy
n said county, on tho fifth .Monday In Septem
ber next, 1872,nd answer tho said petition, or
tho same Will be tnken DiMi,r....J i. i.
further ordered that a copy hereof be' published
in tho Lincoln County Horald, a newspaper oub
llshcd In. Troy In said county, for four weeks
suooosslvcly, at by la required.
i iVfll. COLBBRT, Clerk.
Ttv .T If., ... n n
Stato of Missouri, I
County of Lincoln, " I, Wm. Colbert, Clerk
of tho circuit court In and for said eounty, here-
by Certify tbat tho ahnvn I.. .u-
original ordor of publication In tbo cause therein
named, as the same appears in book II, page 410,
sriV. A? ?y 0.ffl?! Wl,n" ray hand as
toLAL; Clerk aod the soal ol said court. Dono
l me t Troy, this 38th day of
. , J'7. 872. WM. COLBERT, Clerk.
JuI31n31 JMIIU.IB, Deputy.
rOLAIVD Ac, CIIIiAA PIGS.
T "AVE fw!"' Pnro brod pigs, purchased
J- from tho host families of tbo Poland land
China Ilogsoi Messrs. Sheptrd k Alexander, of
tnarlcstori, Ills. I am convlncod that this is the
best breed of hogs for our'stato. They grow to
a very large s to, and fatten well at any fgo.
J ,lJ0TJh'? f'8'' "'Ithlng 0 pounds t
"B weeks old, $10. HKNRY t. SUDD.
Millwood, Mo., May 25tb, 1878.
TO TEACHERS.
NOTICE is hcrobjr giveo tbat the anderslgned,
Su&eristendoat of Dublin mhn.i. r
?a f "or1)'' 1 u n,0,c"J'"oo with tko Softool
w of tho State, hold publio examination oi
teachers, on tk. I.t R.....J... . ' .
tb. I - " ui every uonin, a
TeaehL'.' .n ,h?"
- ..e i-.vs.dw sjiar IUIB ia 11110(1
Jn.I;i";1l,ENl,INaTOT,'Sul,'tI,1'lloSehooU.
.""'"''I Llucolu cunty, Mo.

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