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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-02
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| INesyoqeaes n ~ psusinua,ise u 1iis a,
y CO., E. iianslr esgh 1sli, Csvvspsr q
.hs 6hls of Texas, u date ~ s1Nh dsy 81
May, 1881, and " aecoriIane6 with existing
laws, ], r. 4. Isiilis, Chief justice In and ios
the county Of ilsfviscn, IN the State OF Texas
hereby give notice thai Polls will b. opened =.
all the precincts In aaid County on the first
Monday in August next, A. b. 1851, IL being
the fourth day thereof, for the election Of !
Governor ard Lieutenant Governor Of the
state aforesaid.
Also, for one Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, II the slate afor~said.
Also, fbr one Representative in the Congress
Of the United States, for tho First Congress.
lonai District Of the state aforesaid
Also, for enc Chief Justice and two associ.
ate Justices of the SUPREME Court Of the state
Sforcsaid.
Also, for one Senator for the ninth SENATOR.
al District Of the state aforesaid, composed Of
the counties Of Harrison and Upsiur.
Also, for one Representative for the eleventh
Representative District Of the State aiorssid,
composed Of the county Of Harrison.
And for one Representative for the fiilY.sixth
Representative Disiric, of the ,tate aforesaid,
comroset OF the counties Of Harrison and
Orshur.
The following gentlemen are duly appointed
presiding officers for their respective precincts
for The present year, A. d. 1881, to wit;
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To Purchasers Of Clo,hisg, &c.
Ayre1 Manroe 4 Co.. 81 Magazine street
O0c Price store,

may be found the largest and best
w assortment of Clothing Of every descrp-
ton in Nem Orleans. At this establishment
every article Is offered a, the lowest price ut
which it can be sold, ard II, reduction can in
|nny instance be made. Purchasers. whether
they are good or bad judges Of the quality o!
Goods, may rest assarcd Of obtaining every ar
sielc at the very lowest price, without the
trouble Of beating down, or the fear Of being
cheated. We have but one price for Goods,
and that invariably is the lowest in the city.
Our stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
is now very lnrge, comprising very full AS
sorim-nt; all made in the latest and best man.
ncr, and warranted in every rcspcrt
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DESPRcTfuLi.N call the attention Of .heir
~ mcr chants, traders, and planters visiting
New Orleans, to call and examine his stock vi
he following goods AZ they have a great nd
vantage over great nany merchants it, nans-
featuring their avn gaod-. Therefore. anything
snli rs them viii be guaranteed same "a the
sample shown. The following are Few u
the kind always on hand
", xsx Molc-skin; Xxx, Xxx Cassifrr1s;
EracS uAen Hats. Pearl Union Hats;
BOYS Euena Vista Hats;
Fine Hungarian" F,nc l.amsr,in~ Hats
BOYS Cloth Gars; Glazed
CAPS, etc, etc, etc: for safe ,cw ii Wholesale
by J. DuABiiDGE 4 co,
~ rusiumhonse street, New Orleans.
Des, ~, iHsl. nr26 "
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ETTER1 u standardization on the estate
Of John J. vaugAan,dsssassd, were grant.
I'd 10 the updessie,.ed BY the county court per.
,,ininc 10 tho Estates 81 decsased persons held
in nd fos The county Of Harrison, in the State
Of Texas, on the 9Sth day Of July A. D. 1851.
This Ia, therefore, TO give notice that all persons
having clajms against said cstats, will BE- 81
pec,cd 70 present them within the titnc pre-
serihed BY law. duly Authenticated, And those
indebted to the zane are hereby requested to
make immediate payment 10
J. Is. VAUGHAN. Admir-.
August !. 1881. nc Ct
TIE STATE Or TEXAS,
County Of Harrison.
County Court pertaining to Esfates d~.
HAVlD STINSUN administrs,o. Of the ca.
IL tate Of Thomas l.. Whitehead deceased,
has filed his accounts in this Office for the final
settlement Of said estate This Is. therefore.
to give notice that they will BE- opened for cx.
animation and allowance at the next term Of
said court, ~ b. held in and for said county, ut
the courthouse In the town Of Marshall. on the
last Monday il, August A. ID. 1851, when and
where al persons interested in said estate may
appear and contest them II they think propcr.
Dy order Of said ccaT;.
Teste 4. c. BEAZLEY, elk.
by J. N. HENDERSON. Dcp'ty
August 3, 1881. v3nG At
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County Of Harrison.
County Court pertaining 10 Estates d.c
WIN. AVERY administrator, and POLLY
w ANN AVERY administrative Of the cs.
tate Of John NJ. Handsford, deceased, have
filed their accounts for the final ,setslemen. OF
said estate.
Thisis therefore, to give notice. that they
will b. opened Mt the next term Of snid Court,
to be held in and fos sStd county, ut the court.
house, in tho town Of Marshall, on The las,
Monday in August, A. D. 1881. when and where
ali persons Interested in said estst . may attend
and contest them il they think proper
ny order Of said court.
Il. L. BEAILEY, elk.
ByJ. NJ HENDERSON Dcp'iy.
August Z, 1881. vans 81
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STl, A NJ MILL.

.
rT>IiE subscriber takes Ibis method of inform.
l. ing HIS patrons and the pnblic generally,
that hi, Steam Saw :.nd Grist MIL. si,usicd
about one and qusricr miles north-wcs, from
Marshall. is now in operation, and IN good order
He is prepared to accommodate orders at short
notice, and on reasonable terms. for cash, OF
on credit TO punc,ual dealers The following
arc the prices per 1000 feet,
Lumber board measure. Sl5 90
Rough edged lumber, he 90
La,hing and paiEg, side aud
edge measure, 90 60
The gris: mill viii at all times be in opera
ton. Sacks brou GIT To ihe mill must be plain
" marked, or there viii he no responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent viii lie charged on iamher hills.
when not paid IN advance. All sums on credit
will be considered due TN tie frs, day OF de-
cembcr Of the current year.
!. A. d. BLRRESS.
January 4, 1851 u3S
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The uaited states Or America,
DsWicl Court q lie Tnifed States, I,
tie Dssfrirt Of 1rras,

the Dssfrtrt Of 1rras,
Arm Tern, A. d. 1881.
10y virtue Of the following order made by the
ID Honorable Wstric, Cour, Of the United
States, holding session nj Tyler, hereby cause
noticc to be given TO all persons to whom these
presents shall come, that at is ordered BY the
Court that the process in oil sniis, commenced
|agains. persons residing in the Fis-, Congress
sional District If the State of Texas Except the
counties Of Liberty and Jeilcrson) shall be
made rciurnablc at the court holding its sessions
Ia Tyler.
"Aud it is further ordered Tia, the clerk Of the
court shall make publication Of this order in
all the newspapers published in the ds,ric, for
I The term of ten weeks"
Done BY order Of the Honorable John C..
Wairou.. Judge OF the United States District
| Cour, for the District Of Texas, at Tyler, this
w. DAVENPORT, Clerk.
| MAY ~, 1881. v2nAs ict
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Lost Or n lsss1idl,

TIME unconditional certificate Of Andrew
i Graham, fcr GAO acres OF land, class 4, No
., dated April 9Th, leai. issued BY the board Of
Land commissioners If Shelby County. Also
the conditional certificate Of James Graham, for
$40 acres of land, class =. No, s8s, dated Exp
.lembcr 20. 1899, isshtd BY the board Of land
commissioners Of Shelby county. lfnol heard
from within 90 days from the date hereof ]
shall apply for duplicates for shc same.
JAMES GRAHAM.
Shelbyvlle, June 7, 1881. MO iat
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aHM RmGs aNsrarUTn !.
MEDICAL DEPzRrrrrr

ME rsgt.ar course Of lIecturws h this In
4 .tstusc VIII commerce on The Ffrse u No.
vsmbcr, and continue until ~ last Of Febsu.
asy. The Anatcmirai Department will b.
opened and ready 10 receive students BY The
First Of October. The Medical Department,
VIII De under the direction Of the following
rAoTEssoRs.
z. freeman, u. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
X. y. Newton, NJ. d.. Profe ssor Of Surgery.
II. J. Hulcc, NJ. d., Professor Of Theory aid
Practice Of Medicine.
w. BYRD Powell, NJ u, Professor Of Phys,
iology, Pathology, Miocralosy and GcoI
ogy
J. King, NJ. D., Professor Of Materia Medca
Therapeutics, and Mcdicsl Jurisprudence
). Milton Sandcrs, A. NJ, NJ. d., Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
}. =. Wilson, NJ. d.. Professor of Obstetrics
AMI Diseases Of Women and Children.
cLINIauE LECTURERS.
1Isd'e'ne-lfofcssor II. J. Hu!ce.
Nmgery-Irofsssor X. =. Newton.
n. Freeman, NJ. d., Anatomical Demonstta.
Tor
The fees for full course Of lectures amount
TO SIt5.
Each Professors Ticket, si5. Mntricula.
tors, 81. Demonstrators Fee, $40. Cradua-
ton, EaO
Those desiring further information, will
please address their letters post paid TO the
Dean; aud students arriving In the city will
please call on him at the Commercial Hoicl.
X. $. NEWTON, NJ. u.
Dean Of The Faculty.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Hon. y. W. N. King, Professor Of Theory
md Practice of Law.
John Dclafeld Esq, Professor Of CONNER.
cni Jurisprudence.
1erms-s50 per session.
All communications pertaining to thi- depart.
men, must be Addressed to
r. W. NJ. KING, Esq.
Memphis. Tenn. March, 1850
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral
worth, and professional requirements, will com.
pare fayorably with the most distinguished in
our country. The medical faculty constitutes
an anomaly in this on any other country--all
Of them nrs able lecturers and the bcs, of
teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographi.
cal position, and the extent Of our population
can have no doubt rs to the eligibility Of our
situation for mn enterprise Of the kind, As to
health including alI seasons Of the year, We
deny that ANY OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
common error exists in the minds Of many
students relative to the place Of studying med.
icine; those who intend practicing among the
diseases Of tho West md South, should Ger.
tain'y educate themselves at n school whose
Faculty are practically acquainted with those
diseases.
That the public may be satisfied Of the re.-
mancncy of this school, we feel il our dn,y to
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Office.

Notice.
T WILL he prepared by the frs. Monday
i in January Instant 10 make settlements
with all persons having accounts with me. !
hope therefore that all business heretofore
transacted with me will he promptly attended
to by the parties concerned, ~ longer indul-
gcncc is out Of The question.
A. ID. DURRESs.
Janrary 4, 1881. s38 II
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4, ~ GER.

a, tn & 8 q,
e. 70; &Caa1H nBSee, New Orisans, DssL
EA e. ~ lt19 yNo1AaDs Cjpuks, jewstrv Ill
w ws M fsaly jcsia.
S,.bss clocks, and nsef4 eSsd Y evesv =.
scripsion. - IA \
~ Jswe'ry ManafactafS j. ll11aIea.
Sn61t
II ]. HART Co, Grueeva ~ -
LIZ misstm MsvelAHss, No. 10 TshpM len(s1
saseet, Nsv Ovlsana Dealers II NJ
al kin@s: nB1ney, Cir, Whishy. Ram WIx<l
CcrdiabAs Teas Cs0ss. Bssas, 6egass, Tobaeee
Sulpaaae ct Qstatae - ~ ease. and staple
n'xwi Paper, oil ktaas; oils, srtsss, piekles,
hesshssA sesn starch. hans, lard, haeea, batter
cheese, -, Posk, ard ~ kis1s = e1v's en-
f.ney OsssRiss. Hr Cslenaat e91oG1nnlnl
'-'t'y corn saiiis, .ssas - L. ,l u
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Fern or Return Of Election.
The STATE OF Texas,
County cf Harrison.
To the Chief Justice " the County Aforesaid;
The undersigned certify that ut mn election
held this day ut ----- Precinct No. ---- in
said county in pursuance of n writ issued for
that purpose,
A. b., for the Office Of Governor reed - votes
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1lENnY PA1eoNs,

No. II Camp Street, Mr. Orleans.
Cole Agent for the sale Of the celebrated
- Piano FssteA msnufactufrS' " I. CHECKER.
lag, Bostea. and Nunns 4 Clark, New York.
Il h nov sone<dsd that ths Aboys names stand
Aras On IN list II AmestAH ~ fSFete, ,nans-
fsetures, al thsir Planes ~ sassvd With ron-
A. al tlnsa. ~ aale. esAsfnl aAscstnsnt II
IL above named sapesses 1sansHts, <mhsa-
eing ~ Malh se11lpsd Aelisn Attaehmtns,
with kes TunAhtp Needs vi ~
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pLANTERx, HOTEL.

~ THE undersigned. proprietor. respect
lsl:sk fuiIy infovms III. friends ard the pub
- lie generally, tlist he has taken charge
If Tie Planters Hotel, situated in the most DC.
sitahlc pAfs 1t town for a public honse. lie
hrs mads every arrangements necessary for the
accommodation IL shese ~k6 may please 10
favor him with . cali. ard pledRea himself 10
furnish accommodations ros instti<s - any IN
the stssc.
February ~. 1887. may
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Safe.
- THE undersigned beng the proprietor
;:T Of that well know hotel in ll. town of
LIZA Rusk, Cherokee county TcSas, known
as the Brackcn House" formerly oeenpied by
m, self as hotel, is desirious Of selling the
samc--low fer Cash, or negro property. The
buildings are entirely new. large and ecinmo-
dious, conssiine.of ladies and gcn.Icmen's par.
Tor; also family room, together with eiel,
private rooms, dining room llargc and CONNIE
diouo kitchen, smoke-housc, and stable; and
an excellent well Of pure water, rear the DOOR
.yasassun Il, l,s glsen on the ltth Of Ossolss
next.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing an excellent.
hotel on very moderate and accommodating
terms. would do ~ell to call on The subscriber.
near Ru.h, or TO the present occupant.
+. T.. UANDOS.
Junc 90, 1851. ,3ni II.
Rusk, Cherokee Co. Texas, Jane 10, 1881.
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GoG4 0e4o66e0to1
VXyE ksts les1 - ksa1vsght esstt6csst ~
w Fssnsis 1T itlsis, ]. J. Cfavans ~
sieass, ~ ono tk&d 4 lssgss ef lsad. ~
453. dAas4 May ~ tese, ~ Axusd ~ ~
Dsssd Of Land Cemaisstsarss u ehslby
Cssasy. \ mt hcssd nor y nia>ty days isea
The aSts " this noties. s(ptsaltua wiil II
aaaks y ~ psopsr DspastsSaa ~ Aufatusss.
I MI BENZ. r. yOUNU,
s q. T. HOt't.wAnE
MaAl.alI. Jsiy 10, 1881. ntiS
GAOCT. NOFFAT13 ~ plls ssa pdanix
Mans SANDERS. i ca,
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RNOkS! DOOkS!!
tlfasnlhllNn.

Dissolution.
hTE Of our lirm tW. +. llill) having deter
~ Ioincsl to remove 10 Tyler, fat the rsrsasr
If rrac,ising in the Supreme Court 81 the
Stair, and 10 the United Siasts District Coust
onr law partnership is, this day, dissolved By
mutual consent. Dnr aH,s,F attention viii b.
given To ali the business al the firm "f Hill 4
Frazer, and, also, Of the late firm # itli. Fra
ger. X Shed unsl the same il finally settled.
ln,,e.- on the luiuss Of either ~ said ftus, III
be addressed III heretofore.
L. A. Frazer Vii continue TO reside in War
shall, ard 10 rrae'ce in the Courts ~ tho sixth
Judicial District mud will eesupy the ohire here
to'o.e occupied by the firm.
". r. HlII.
e. a. FRAZER.
Marshall, Nay 9th, 1851
r. S-l offer my homestead lor sale, ponses
sion gwen the first day cf January ness. tpu-
ring INV ah.ene~ from home, n, The diiIsren
Ccar's C. 4. Frazer, Es9 il my agent !" sell.
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

rI>iiE Executive Boz Of Managers appoint
J. ed BY marshall Lodge No. -, announce to
the public that tho t,h session Of the Institute
will commence on the ath Of August under the
charge Of the Faculty of Teaches, to wit:
Rev. Tho =. WILSON, President
Mrs. EMMA ". BosfoEy, viee Prinripd'
Miss ELixA BuRTos, Primary Department
Miss AnAnELLA JKSsrrr June, Music Picao
Draniag and Fancy Work
sis.. fwsnsy wssis.
PRIMARY AgrMrsr.-Orthogmphs
Reading, and writing, per session Of
five months. $40 90
,xeoxp Jrsson ClAss,-Eementary lrs-
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Phisi'
olcgy, and History sl2 90
FIRsr JuSioa CLAss,--Euglish Gram
mar, Geography. Arithmetic con,in-
ucd, Natural Philosophy, Wat on
the Mind. Bo,any, Geology, Mythcl.
ogy, and History - SO 90
thoIogy, and History. ti3 90
MIDDLE ClAss,--Chcmstry Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Seicnte, Mental Phi
losophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced $40 90
SENIOR CLAss.--Ancicnt and Moder"
Languages completed, Geometry
Trgincmc,ry, and review of FORM
er studics a25 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense Tor pnPil
~ session 81 90
(irsw;uu md Painting, each go 90
Enbsoidesy aud Was Work, each 8 on
irs.ramental Music. go 90
IYan ~ eDinnO rxtfa "a w
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! FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

FACHSVAvNDe ~ CsSV ssS~'~'
ctCOTr 4 sEARiN0, Msayfseiarer, "
y Fashionable ClothiV, At Wholesale and re.
t.jl. Nos. = and 4 Canal, corner Of Gid lAvee
street, New leans; and No. -, Nassau street,
New York City.
prwhasevs will 1t al iimes Aaa an esten.
do assostpent on hand, comprising every ar
I'M hat il needed in sentieman's wardrobe.
Our clotlins 10 Of the most FAeMuGAnls
ssyIes, and tiiraased and made in the Aest ssas.
nsr. Every astIals sold II wARsAsT1p; and
II t dves not tan, ons ~ represented. ths
money will b rsfnnded.
1brms. Invariably eash, o. ~ equivalent
prtes uniform.
nsyess visiting ekkcf city. will find 4 t. tliess
jn6ct;ea y eaIl AID exsmias our stcek.
S ri f1sSse nsta thc name and number n yenI
ID sss5 81 kenh. ~ mss IN
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\. y. ksNDAit, wN H. tog. v.S NAsrkKsoN
ENDALI. fOE, & Co. Wholesale Gro
IN GERS, corner Of Gravcr and Tehoupi,ou.
as streets New Orleans. v3nlSy
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Cards Of all kinds, Show Bills. Hand bis
Horse Bills. niii Heads, Notes Of Hand,
Receipts, Funeral Tickets, Election Tick.
ets. Circulars. Blanks Of every description.
Orders from distance will receive promp,
attention,
He keeps on hand Blanks for District
Clerks aud Justices Of tho Peace.
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For the Batiinstaa Hawk Eye.
eoutAarn Iowa Horicul .ural Society.


1ne Society came 10 order al tue usual hoar.
John Gray ESQ.,, in the char.
Contributors of fruit were, George Neatly. l
seeding apple. G. w. Kelley Catawba and isa-
Flowers. Mss Mary A. Rand, 10 varieties of
roses: Souvenir de Malmaison, Mrs Rosanaaet,
aimee V.best, De Luxembourg Pheaix, Louis
Faliippe, Slnguinia, Queen Of Naples, Henry
Clay and Virginia..
Geo. D. Rand, Dahias, Nell Gwynne, Queen
q the French, Lady Of the Lake. Mrs Sarah,
frlhee Kadz.villc, Miss Perc:val, Horace Bin
1ey, FeNection, Negro Boy and Northern Beauty.
Frank Rand, vases OF Dahl,as, Althcas, Ro-
sse, Geraneinms &C. On motion the Society sub
Scr'bed for Hoaey's "American pomologist," a
work Published quarterly in Philadelphia.
On motion, the Society proceeded to ballot fo'
0mcers Tor the ensuing year. the Hon. ]. w
Moods acting as Teller; after which the Chair
announced the following gentlemen elected, viz
REV. A. LEONARD. President
REUBEN BRACKETT. Vice do.
w. F. COOLBAUGH, Treasurer.
L. d. STOCKTON. Cores. Sec'y.
]. F. TALLANT, Recording do.
Executive Committee. MeSSrs A. Leonard
r. Bracket, w. F. Coolbaugh, ]. w. Wood:
and E. d. Rand.
Committee on Fruits Messrs Geo. Nealley
LLeonard, H. Avery, J. Stevens and ]. X. Scott.
Committee on Flowers. DR. Rauch, Dr. Har.
vey. John G. Foote, T. w. Newman and E,
D. Rand.
Committee on Vegetables. A. w. Carpenter
1. D. Stockton, J. B. Browning, q. w. Kelle,
and J. w. Woods.
Committee on Library. Messrs Grimes, d.
Henry, Dr. Lowe, c. Mason and J. +. Tallant
On motion Of J. w. Grimes, Morgan 4 Nc
Kinney's bill for publishing 400 copies Of tn,
Society's transactions" was ordered to be paid
Adjourned. ]. +. TALLANT. Sec'y.
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" +. VErIs1LN Co, N,.-rine street. b.
n. tw.en Ian an! 5 coal streets. are ns" re-
celving AMI opening entire new aud ire sh stock
of D.i.S, Pltlts, Oils, Dststtf.; Nlrnishas, SPIT
ces. Z mica AS, Ntnlby cas-, % tssyaFe. f.stru-
mrnts.&c. Embracing all the articles usually kept
in . Drug House, all Of which haze been FaFcha@-
cd within the last two nnths, direct from the i'm
pt,r,ers ana NJ, rnufacturers, aat W. Anticipate
remaining ir pre- sent location but short time,
will be sold much balo the usual rates. We war
rant al the ,ois that we sill To please the puF-
cha ser, both in prize. an quality. other wise to he
retur si aud the IN IN " will be rafuaie Persons
visiting the city with the in.ehtI"n of pUrchast sing
goods in our line; will fnl it 10 their inteFef to
give VI n hessrs purchasing elsewhere, and
those ,vi.hin, to purchase by orier, can have our
rri.e ,rran, sen, them By ftrv'r iias tleiT ad-
dress. We hop, by close attention to business.
prnmptness in the execution OF orders. dealing in
nothing bat fresh aai pure aiticles, anil selling at
very small aivance IN ca stern prices, TO receive
a lib raj share ocrai'. Z.F. WETZELL 4 CO
ST. Louis, Aug. e5, 1851. VEN
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The Law Of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary are considered as wishing to con-
tinue their Subscriptions.
?. If subscribers order the discoatinuance of
their paper. the Publisher may continue to send
them until all arrearages are paid.
3. IL subscribers refuse or neglect to take their
papers from the Office to which they are directed
they are held responsible till they have settled
the bill and ordered the paper discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove TO other places with
out informing the publishers, and the paper is
sent to the former direction they are held respoa-
sihle.
). The Courts have decided that refaseug TO
take paper from the Office. is prima facia evil
dehce OF intentional fraud.
Subscribers will therefore understand
I. That their papers will be continued after
the expiration Of the terms for which they have
subscribed unless Otherwise ordered.
2. That no paper will be discontinued until
all arrearages are pail up TO the time ut which the
notice is given unless we are satisfied that the
subscriber is worthless.