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FOR SALE.

FVNtt farm Is located about six miles -
L due south al Wavrriy. In tile very zs..Y
hest portion Of L. lycttc county. Il con. {4uu
'ains go acres, all inclosrd by u R2ssk
pune plank. fence, AMI In II high state Of cultis
WALTON. The improvements are, n large two.
story frame dwelling, suitable tenant house,.
'nd rli the necessary outbnildings, and con-.
,cntcncrs III d wei! regulated farm.
The firinis In \ gaoi nei;:sborhood, convenient
10 schools, has on II u thriving Young orchard.
tnd Is abun.iahiiy supplied with water. me
land mas been in cultivation only q few years, II
rich, fresh, and well adapted to the growth 81
hemp AMT NIL the staple products.
TEsMs-one third cash, and the balance N
one and tive years, with ten per cent. Mstl
E3-for iuli particulars apply at IN. = Once, =
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Kansas vas supposed to be a fair
sized State, which shows how defect
I'VE our maps are, rs she only profes-
ses 70 DO sixty-three times as large
as Rhode leland.
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Whereas, Ahram Franks Of lafayette co. No f,
,iitby his certain iee,l Of trust, dated JiiiuIr,
10th, 1871, ana recorded In tie Recorders cf:c-
of said county, in deed book No. :, ut page Us,
convey to tn. undersigned tri stee the following
described real estate situated in said county, to-
wit: The south west quarter of the north cas-!
quarter of section gwen q, in to Snsaip forty
eight Gs), in range twenty six (.f), containing
bounded as follows: Beginning nj the north
east corner OF ti' south west quarter of section
No. SIX tj), township forty ciSn! ttS), in range
twenty sin (2b) thence running ,!Ur wrst to the
bank oil q branch known NJ Bluffs branch, that
runs through Il PARTON OF Tie said g:ia:ter section
as is inssib'e, 81 us 10 have Il straight line run
ming doW;l lie branch on the east side, following
The direction of tho branch which would BIZ
rather Il south east direction, thence east and
then back tpt' e Garner running .lown The branch
and east for I:aantity. Thr north west quarter
of the south east quarter of section eight {s), also
the north west quarter of section six % with the
exception OF Oriy (4) acres out of the north west
corner of said last nain:tl quarter section sold to
one George Wood by thr party If tic first part
herein, HE Two Inst Manned tracks of land lying in
township forty eight (isl ran se tw.atv six (a6).
which said conveyance WIS made 10 SECURE the
payment OF IL certain prnmissory note therein
and whereas default has been maJ.
IN The pay mrnt of said note. Now, therefore, by
virtue OF the power conferred ON Inc by said
Iced OF trust, and ut the request of the legal
holder OF bald note, l will I'm
saturday, February Is, 1873.
in front OF tile court house door in LAFAYETTE
Missouri, sell the above described real
estate, or so much thereof, Is may be necessary
to pay Oh sail note and interest and the cost =,
bidder forcssh in hand, between the hours of
nine O'Clock In The forenoon and five O'Clock in
the afternoon of that day.
jans:ts JOHN 4. S. TUT. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

NY HERE. AS. John W. Blackwell aud Sa.
w rni, Il. blackwell his wife, by their car.
tain deed Of thrust, dated Auril 3Uih, A. u. IS.0,
aud recorded in the Recorders oiiice al Latay-
cite county, Ia the state Of Missouri, In Is,uk No
5 at pages ), b and : conveyed To the undersigned
the following descrih,d real estate situate, iyipy
And being III the county of Lafayette and STATE
west quarter OF section tliirty-iive tS5). the south
cas- quarter of section thirty Ave t35) and the
south hnlf of section ihir;y-siN t;c), all in town.
ship forty-nine tfN of range tweniy-nine (.D,
coi tanning $50 acres Alsap he south west quart,r
of the south west quarter vi scciiun thirty two
(3!) In township IuTty-nine li9l, OF rang tw-n-
ty-cislt (.) go scrr>). aud the south east quar-.
FER Of The lurti east quarter of SECTION twenty.
two (..) in township f,,rty-risht Isl an,l range
twenty nine (:s) 20 acres, said lands coniainin.
in the aggregate six hundred and forty acre.
go ucrcs), In trust to secure the pay mint of n
certain piumissory note in ssid deed of tru II
maEtionrrt and described. And whereas. default
has be~n M tde In thr payment of said note and
therefore, in pursuance Of III. terms and provi.
sions o;Slid deed 0ftruSt anil mt The request Of
the legal iiuid, Of $ sis note, l the undersigned
trustee will, Oh
Monday. tho 18th day or February,
A.. d. 1874,
proceed 10 sell said above described property or
so much thereof rs u ray he necessary. at public
vendur to the highest bidder for cash, ut the court
house door In the city Of Lexington and county
OF Lafayette aforesaid, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A.. ". and 5O'clock r. N. of that day, for
thu purpose OF satisfying said debt and Interest,
and thecosts aud expenses of executing said
trust. JOHN 4. RYLAND, Trustee.
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They are making brandy from f.s
now. After a man drinks a quart OF
1t be don't ''carc a fig, for anybody.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

The prohibitory liquor law has
had the effect Of closing all but 2,768
barsin DosteB.
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oHDEg oY pUELYCaTION

STATE oE MISSOURI,
County or LAFAYETTE, -
In the Circuit. Court Of said county. In vacation
January LIST, 1871.
Joseph Iiabcracrn
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CnrrnJ Sntryina ar,y Charles " All

term, !S.-lUth day, December lsti, 1s72.
William II. Jordan
vs..
Conrad Sourwiae and Charles ". Allen.
ITO the said Conrad S%oiirwine AID Charles W.
l. Alien: You are each hereby notified rhat
said plliutiT has commenced II suit against you
in said court by petition, the object and general
nature of which IL 10 obtain II Judgment against
you for the sum of four hundred and sixteen
dollars an4 twenty five cents with Interest, and
to enforce his mechanics lien tor said sum,
against :. certain ciicular Saw Mill and Steam
Engine, and the land wherein the same stands
10 the extent Of one acre, aud described rs iOl-
lows, to-wit: The north east quarter of the north
west quarter of section 81, in township so OF
range ", IN Lafayette comfy, Missouri.
And yun are further notified. that unless yOn
appear ri the next term al said court, to he hol-
den at the court lioI:Sc in the city orLrNingion on
The 9Th day of AprilneNt, and on or before the sixth
day thereof (f the term shall so long continue,
and il not then before the end OF the terIn). and
answer said petition, the same will be taken rs
confessed.
And it is further orlered that Il copy hereof be
published In the Lexington Weekly lntc.ligrncer,
a ntwsp paper printed in said county of Lafayette,
for fonr weeks successfully, the last inscr-
tiun to be ut least iOur WEEKS before the CONF
mencement of the next term OF this court.
A true copy, ATTEST:
Jun Is Iy G. r. DANIEL. ID T..
itylapd & Son md Y. Ryinnd, attorney, for
nfairttff
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sr.zxE aHA
Household Iaernedy!

IL sa Ingize-rtsr, LfSer Eosrsetas
.ra f;ioss EsnsSsser tsursrior 3, siiSts
Di.ssrr, E1ixtrs, Cc-d!,,s ana nsssap
PARTIES In use. ]: 10 - Acssisd 10 iie yheis
,y.ss.a that sTery arsza and fnEet.-n "a Tho tsSyk
srSssht usGsr ~ sshi,s.s:iaS izcrs7se. It-Gtpo
tsso and strengths S $50 c;sestireao.
fs.atEs, d;srelsfargissr esld dcbnlty,
iayiEe=.sss tSo Liver, regulates Ne
K:lSeJs a:ii Bswe,r, rsaaosss ths sGsass
s.eess or ovsTtAxsrnn az ery kind sRd gives VI
t..:ty and r~le:;Eoss IN ts;c Blood.
'I,s curative pow,rs alter md sonSis.eiy rssfrsa-
lea tho ertits aass ef fa'ds aid over Me ssiidsef
tho human system. t.scrssy rrsr-at:ns ssf sssise
Dys7eriio and GeasHmpsiye eymp.
fsE-s. Ycver n:.a Asre, Eslious DiSsas.
81, FcyeEs 81 IA KINDA. Eerysns Delhi.
fey, AScctsons Of the 1temash aoA
Bovc1s, eto. As = mild and delightful Inviss-
rant Tor ds!issfe sHE.c5, % has no s~r:srier.
BY 10, use nov I;n and .is,r 10 tirsD 10 beth tsaS
spd nipd. sssJIns = glow Of tiis!iiy tarousk svssy
psrt. which !. perraxncns and lasting.
1: Il tho ness IN .eirsl rrnedy for The RELIEF q
Human sufsring evss discovered, sad - plsssAas -
tho issis - cd RE OF Aps VfoS.
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CONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONS
AtSt. Louis with all rail aud river lines East,
North and south; ut Mexico with Louisiana New
short Route for Chicago and the East mt Mobcrly
with Toledo, Wabash and Western halfway mt
Macon with Hannibal AMI Saint Joseph Railroad;
nj MOulton with burlington and South Western
Railroad, for Huntingdon, IT. Madison and
Reosuk at Oiiumwa with Central Railroad of
Missouri River i;ailroadf for st. Paul. Minnpspo-
lis, Mason City, Des Moincs, TT. Dodge, and all
Iowa and Minnesota points ut Ch,lliccih. with
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad ut Harlem
with Kansas city, st. Joseph and Council Bluffs
Railroad for Lr:,vcnwoTth, Atchison. Nebraska
City, Council Elulrs and Omaha ; Lathrc, wifi
llanniba! and 81. Joseph Railroad, Cameron
iir'I,ch at ilaitsh,lrs with Chicago, Il. l. and
Pacific Railroad, South Western Branch ut X.
Joseph with st. Joseph and Denver CITY and
ika:lsas City, st. Joseph ana Lntiuc;i fIGds
Railroais at kausas City with Kansas Pacific,
Missouri River 1T. Scott and Gulf, and Leavcn-
worth, Lawrence and Galveston Railroads FOR
Lawrence, Topeka, Denver, Fl. ScSitc, Ottawa,
Eniporis. and all points in Kansas, Colorado,
New Mexico and California.
PULLMAN'S PALACE CARS
Scn through between st. Louis and Kansas City,
and 81. Joseph, and between Kansas
city and Chicago, without change
l. Through tickets for sale Ia all important.
T. CHATDiER.
Cen PASSENGER ard Ticket hst., St. Louis.
W. G \ HORNE,
Cen. sup'., st. Lou;S.
TffoS. JOHNSON,
Ticae. AL, Lexington.
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KNOTS United.
Or. Raxs and ny Wars in tie Hidden Lite Of

AMEIILAN DETECTIVES.
We want agents for this book. It discusses all
the mysteries Of the DIRECTIVE systeni, II is q
record for tho pas: 20 years Of the most sklllful
Bank Robbers, Thieves Pickpockets, Lottery
Men. Counterfeit Money Dealers, and swindlers
OF all classes, are exposed and brought to JUS
tice. Price, 81 Is. Send for circulars and terms
to agents.
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tories and rsrslations Of the sexual Jystcm, with The
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y This 10 an Interesting work Of two hundred and
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tTATE OF MISSOURI, a..
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE 81
In the Circuit Cour; OF said County, December
term, IS.-lUth day, December lstir, 1s72.
William II. Jordan
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uNAkhN up by John N. rwfng, LIVING s~
Al .mnns, h,ag,pn tow ssig In l,afsyette COUNTY,
Justice OF tae, Peace OF Wasainrton to~SsSsS
G n,sG,, ana STATE aforesaid, on he Ian day 81
s,S,ows Is:s. one stray msre, described q
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~ sis'e oF.nasksa Appra.sci 10 0R dsSlssss
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IT. I. NAItkSDALE, Clerk.
Jun Is Ty &. r. DANIEL. - e.
ltylapd & Son nnd Y. Ryisnd, attorney, fol
plaintiff.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

II. I. B~AEkSDNLE, Clerk.
janis By &. b. I..aS!cL., D.. &.
Wallace 6 Mitchell, attorneys for plaintiff.
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01n WEST 30TH-ST. = TO LET, a FUR
COO NlSHED FRONT ROOM in private family to two
gsuLlemen convenient % Eleyated Railroad
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET


EEw-YoRK, Friday. Sept II. 1878.
The local horse trade is fairly active, but
lacks animation. Compared with the corresponding
Of last year. the tendency OF prices is generally
downward. The supply is large and stock is augment
ing rapidly there being upward OF 1900 head in the
Bulls Head Market and its immediate vicinity Several
carloads OF fine carriage horses Of average good quality
among the recent arrivals from Central and
Western New-York j. o. Taylor, las East Twenty
fourthst has just received four matched pairs and
number OF single horses. They in excellent oond
uon and offered at very reasonable figures (see
adv). f. A Fitch has good assortment or large coach
horses, Fitch s an old hand in the business and hardly
makes mistake IN his selections Asa c. Whson
has thirty head mostly light driving horses. They
good condition, and bring from $3.50 TO $500 per
head Prices for hUTses not ranging under the cate
CORY of work horses rule in favor of buyers, and we
told by experienced dealers that under the present
conditions of the trade they viii accept any reasonable
offer as long as there Is five dollars profit i'll It.
The following is the result OF this days sales by auc-
ton: .. .
Al the Horse Mart OF Mr. Arch Johnston. in East Thr
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NEW LYCEUM THEATER,
IN LATE PBCHTER'S, F0URTBEHTHSG AND sIXTHAVh
OPENING NIGHT. THURSDAY SEPT IL
The made By the eborscness OF the STAR
setting Tickets for Monday good for THURSDAY and the
money will he refunded the presented the Boz Once
Monday or Tuesday. -
Rssy the most handsome theser In Nes-fork" Heraid
Exquisite In splendid IN decoraaoB."l Tunes.
attempted here before" Il World
Mnse feels Offering the that the quality
win be worthy the OF tae house 10
kindness and confidence hst the ieaagao1
and magnificent Lyum theater will aho the hrt oppsf
criticism art standard this seasoa
MahsePs ambition show that the enterprise nov eed 70 90
such commentator.
THURSDAY and during the week HalHiaTs
"NOTRE DANE"
commended for
ducton the New by Of 300 nights L0n40n
THB CASrQusim tie Bell Ringer OF Hote Dane Mr. r. q
King This original character and Ameea Cus
Froo Of Dame Mr Charles Wheaega CspAs
Phobnss Kings Arche Mr. Henry Dalton hs hrt Appearances
Une Sstesl Jean Froo Student Mr. Greye lb. hrst
MIR Leeson @ first here in Ia esr) Esnerats
Gr Miss efreys Lewis he fTst the Unted
sates) Gondeauer MIRA j. L. Carhar; Peur lie LT nee
Henderson appearance in the United Sse;
Gudule Mss Crswod (her frat IN Amees
hnete, waiting maid, Miss Bseroni fall Chorus and Corps &c
Ballet
THE PLAY-ACT LScene -Pubc Garden in Pans Dsase das
Foes Carnival Of Fools Scene 2Caude Folos Cen scens
3he des Miracles; Chorus Zngne AMI Bacepslla Dance
l-Cel the PAas lie Justice Scene Zolrtlani
Of the Pslss B. Noe Dame" "Mseree" ami grand Me-
deva Pageant, CatheoTa bcsegd ACT Sccne l-tOes
othe Cathedral Scene god Paris BY Night tho Death struggle IA
tue ioneis Vi "0'V I YSS| yyrcp oppN many
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Hlarble an6 Slate mantels.
6taiionerp.

ERANCIS g. LOU TREL, As Maiden-lane
supply pnce. Blank Books Stationery Printing and
Lthogrspae WORK Order collected
CLOTE g. JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
- BRS and BLANK-BooK MANUPACTUhBRS No. S5 FuIont
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Regular semiweeky sale of horses carriages harness,
and general horse equipments tomorrow Saturday at
II a. n at Barker 4 ChaSes City Auction Mart and
n Y Tattersals, Of Thirtyninthst and Broad
way.
There was q fair degree OF activity in the carriage
markets with marked increase in the average number
OF sales Effected
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MnsifaI .9nstruments

NEW 1t OCTAVE PIANOS-An modern i'm
IN provements for SALE SUMNER ysry ,erus
Same lndrunept. for rent Al $50 per quarter.
AGENCY FOR hPBRRY ORGtSs"
pure pipe tones -
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6orses. CARRIAGES, farness. &f.
AT BARKER g. CHASES
~ CITY AUCTION MART AND ~ Y. TATTERSALLS
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND THIRTfNlNrH-ST.
MAJOR C. W. BARKER AUCTI0NBER,
REGULAR SALE OF -
TROTTRRS. R0ADSTERS: FAMILY BUSINESS AND "ohA
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
AT IL O'CLOCK
NOR SALE-Pair of fine bay CARRIAGE
HORSES; good condition. sound, and kind Apply at UNITED
STATES STABLES. 1853 and 100 East 32l-sL
NOR SALE-A gentleman's TURNOUT, con-
sing OF fne Soe Horse l62 hands silver and tai
one Ton Buggy sold for OF Ad
dress W. H., Box 125. Tribune Office
NEW ARRIVAL OF HORSES FROM THE
~ COUNTRY PRICES REDUCED FORTY PER CENT
have Just purchasing tour through The western part
81 I'M, State and selected lot Of gentemens CARRIAGE
HORsRs and SINGLE R0ADSTkRS at ,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
PAIR BAYS 1873 hands spenhd carriage team and very
syh; price 500 old and uarraed IN every particular
PAIR OF COAL BLACKS (uO wbs 10 hands long necks high
heado quarters strong limbs and feeta rich appearing team price
$3.50; full Nsrrsntee gwen -, q,
PAIR OF BAYS 10 hands compact Morgan blacks step in gig
VERY stvlsh; price 5000 warranted
or BLACK Is hands the hsndsoinesi
city, and warranted but six oil sound ano to gp tcgser
finished beautiful pair Also NINE SlhuLE
ROApSTRRS the lot 10 10 hands and all selected horses OF
great action and 5 style; prices from S223 10 $500
and 1t that be elsewhere
and ali fresh and susceptible Of great improvement
J. o. TAYLOR,
las Bast TWENTY fourth-s-. near LeIington-Ave.
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cC Hotel having passed into hsSds has been thoroughly
paired ana newly iunhe where Geas parties desiring Rooms,
With or without meals and elegant references given and
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All WEST TWENTY SEC0ND-ST.-A
large vefumshed ROOM private house, good locs
ton tner Elevated RsrOa suitable for two gentlemen with
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Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCH0OL.-The
~ xHth ANNUAL TERM Of this institution will at
LONGEST Of Laiayeepsoe WEDNESDAY Oct
1873 GrnAies admitted the Bar without further sHamnson
sataogue information Of kc address THkO
D0RB W. DWIGHT. Professor &s
L AW SCHOOL of the UNIVERSITY OF
IL TIE CITY OF NBWI0RK-Hop. II. r. DAVIES, late Chiei
Jodee Of the Court Of Appeals President Of The Faculty
ANNUAL TERN Q6hl begins Oct h NEXT COAMbNCbhhNL!
ID 1874 PRIZES 800 for es
oral and $50 for best written 1aminston The DEGRss enu s
admission the bar MOOT COURTS held veet9 ~ w
President Library which day and evening" oRS
6o apply W MARTIN esq, l4l BrosdSAy or D. IL 'ASO
Secretary Of Faculty, 25 Chambersst
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% WEST 33D-ST., near 5th-ave.-HaDd-
DsD somelv FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR, very eligible for
responsible family requiring elegant commodou apartments with
pnvsie table or board everything .rnctly anstclasa
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An WEST H-ST.-Nicely FURNISHED
~ ROOMS 10 LET, with BOARD single suites bath
md
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12C WEST TY-SEC0ND-ST.-.
~ Hall ROOM. the third floor. LET furnished wit
BOARD to single gentleman; exchanged.
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5ituations Uantco-- males.
Clerks. Statesmen, &c.

CIerks, baIesmen, &C.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OPFICRS Nos "a I'D West Thirty secondst 30S West
st. BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE, NO 323
Wa,hngton-st the Pot0ce, 10 regular
oGss
A YOUNG MAN of good education and
~ thorough business experience desires POSITION best refer
ences furnished d. c.. 1877 West rwenieth ST.
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1H WEST ASSIST, between Broadway ant
~, ROOMS. with excellent Table
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IS7 WEST 20TH-ST.-A neatly furnishe,
~ lRONr ROOM, third door, to two genemen breakfast
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the newspapers or periodicals from The P0stoflice
or removing and leaving them uncaled for, IS
priHG fdcia evidence of intentional fraud. n
REGuLATlNG LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
AN ACT to amend an Act entitled can Act to
provide for and regulate the rates of charges for
the publication OF legal documents, - approved
January 9th, 1872.
BE 1t enacted By the Legislative Assembly of the Ter
rftory of Montana:
SECTION l.. Publishers of newspapers in this Ter
riory shall be entitled to the following fees for
publcatien of all legal advertisements: For the
first insertion Of each folio of one hundred words
three dollars; for ca subsequent insertion, two
dollars.
SEC. 3, I'he printer of such legal advertisements
shall be entitled to payment of his full fees before
being required to furnish certificate of the publi
cation.
Approved, December 2s, 1871.