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KxNo The notorious keno-room called thu
A-.1ate still holds forth. to the disgust 81! r>i-
aud wcmen, make night hideou. over th'ir
.llne drinking: AMI carousins unit! ana =
:'caock in Til. morning a petition is being
Circulated amongst property holders OF the
siainity, directed to the police. I" abat. :hi>
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FORFEITED IIED4ES Ar AiJvr,DN


For acco,lr, ri whom it IN W ccnccrn.
Gold Watches. Diamonds AMI Jcsy3lfJ OF ever
description.
DY ALBEIT PAUL, Auct,onGH = Offluo
ID and -ac-r"ou. 10 Itoya, street WIN be solo
at public auction. at tao saL-sruonn, 10 kpya
street. Oh TUESDAY. 18Th Septeint3s, 1874, at b
O'Clock \. VI.
A valuable. selection OF nnre,iee med ,edg,-
Sale positive.
T.rlns-Ca-l. ~: tf. spot alb III
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LOTTERIES.
nRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE. LOTTERY.

% "A ~ LIN
For September It-Cla-s No. 2I>
$ : 9 10 nj IL 10 J
The above drawings are published i'll all IT,,
principal papers, and are drawn i'll public, daily
al the rooms OF the Company.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, Louisiana
this / eth day of September, 1874.
H. PEHALTA,
ADAM GIFFEN,
Commissioners
Beware Of Bogus Lotteries. ie16
SUMNER SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Loui-innn state Single Number Lottery,
THREE CAPITAL. PRIZES OF $4,000 EACE
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
incorporated August IL. 1861
CIAsS n.
70 he irawn in public, at New Orleans, Oh
Saturday. October =, 1874.
SCHEME.
10000 TICKETS ....... TICKETS ONLY 81,
HALVES. QUARTERS AND EIaHTus IN PROPORTION
prize OF ...... .$lo, 600 is, .......... .$lVWr
/ prize of ........ II, 900 is ........... 1866
] prize OF, ........ 10000 IS. ........... 1890
~ prizes OF ......... .ooo are.... 15,Ut
Z1U prizes o1 loo are. wv
APPROPRIATION PRIZES
9 approximations of 300 each for tn
nine remaining units of the ten
Of the number drawing the $1,000
prize are ....... ............... 50.
Representations Of $500 each for the
nine remaining units Of the same Ten
Of the number drawing the $4,000
prize are ............:. .............. Isl.
. approximations of $500 each for the
nine remaining units Of the same ten
of the nullyor drawing the $4,000
P'AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A'o'
$50 prizes, amounting to. SO, air
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units of the same ten q
the numbers drawing the first three full prizes vii
be entitled to the twenty seven Approximation
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. 1916 draw,
the first 100000 prize, those tickets numbered
and 1850 viii each be entitled to 5000. If tickle
No. 23l draws the second $4,000 prize tbos,
-kets numbered 232, 233, 234, 235 236, 237, 49,
! ), aud 80 will each be entitled to 5000 !
ticket No. 40 draws the third 10000 prize
those tickets numbered AL, 442 A3, IA, AS
ii6 .i7. lis and 4i3 will be each entitled to $40
Whole Ticket. $40, Halves s., Quart :,
81 80; Ei8hths - Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DE
DUCTION.
Orders TO be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
lock Box G9l P. o.
New Orlean.
Seno P. .. Money Order. or Register Won
letter. sl3 I'm
4 MOTHER CHANCE.
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
L.. aid of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN.
IIckI, postponed I" November 30. 1874.
Ilra cnrt In III That latc
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- a. BARKER.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
Ena Fire ms. Co. OF Hartford. Assets. .6.000. Oo
Hartford :. :. :. Assets, s30o0,O 00
Franklin :. .. Of Pnila.. Assets. $3.50. 900
Security Life :. osNew York. Assets. $. 5Oe. 900
No. IS Carondeiet Street.
wi sn, cod New Orleans.
DEOOK STEAM RICE MILL.
c. II. ALLEN. Proprietor.
-. 81 and % Tchoupiiouia. street.
New Orleanr.
This is the most extensive mill N the Souti
and the quality of it, Riee Is unsurpassed.
Mifhng Ratcs-No G lc per ID.
No. 2 c sc per 10.
Sacks furnished on orders TO Lock Box So
New Orleans iy2lr
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive Is folioes:
From Calhope Street D. pot.
DEPART. ARRIVE
Expr. 80 700 /. NJ. Express. 600 2. !,
Mail ..... 800 p NJ Mail ...... s.oe a. n
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to 5
ouIs, Chica 60 and Louisville.
Only one change sleeping cars &c Faster
cities.
Tickets for aale AMI information gwen At =
lamp street. corner Common.
\. D. SHELDON. Agent:
E D. FROST. Geni Manager. apls
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THO. f. BRAAu.ETTF
Agent and Manager,
-. Public Library Budding, Louisville, Ky
aul; 81. ED
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Says the Milwaukee .Sea'n.': "Nha: j.
%..4.ted in Kansas is more telegraph poles. Of
slxnMger ones The average pole hold. only
about four horse thives comfortably.
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SPLENDID. OPPORTUNITY FUb HOUSE
EEEpRit5


Peremptol, Sal at Auction Of tt,o fntire Con-
cents Of the Elegantly Fn,nsh Il kcsldrueo.
No. 2ji -. Andrew ST. rr,a.f Camp st.
Comprising EIe5 mt Mahcs ny P..rcr at, Mlg-
Hiiicent Mantel and Pr.r Mirrors Boautiful.s
Carved Rosewood Bedroom 3ol, Drawing
and DIM Il; Eoom Furnltal., Fme Parlor
aud Bedroom Brussels and othof Carpet
VALUABLE ri. Paintings aud Engraviug-
Shades, ornaments, CrockCry Ml4s and
9th ware. Kitchen Stove, ct. rte.
a !su--
Splendid Toned bright Piano, KnAbe 4 Go
Lately purchased at q cost Of 1910
| The whole Nearly New and in Perfect Condition.
Df ALBERT PAUL, AncLioneer Office ana
ID salesroon. ~ Royal street-TiUI5DA},
Sept: Il. at /! O'Clock, A. NJ, Will DO sold at
public auction. Oh the prctnnes Without any
limit or roscrY,-
he 'utlre contents OF tho abogo mentione,.
residence.
NJ. Oh "Wednesday.
Terms-Ctsh. sl2 ~
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90 ......... IT. Cha RE. street -.......... 90
y. BlDWELi PROPRIETOR.
Tl. mos. fam"Gsc in the .it. for Refreshments
and Amuseme@ts. next door g ia. Academy of
Muse. turn left through the Ves;bnle,
OPENS TO DAY.
Thoroughly r'fttei in every ,'epa,.m. al ana a..
tended by .ompcten, and polite gentlemen
Lunch from 1890 \. VI. :" ?. NJ. The pno:u'X
Bowling Club vii! meet punctuall. Al . o'clock
each evening.
.i3 6, J. JOHNSTON. SUPERINTENDENT
BRICKS. ....... LINE.
DEN. and Country BRICKS. Fire BElt Ks and
En-. TILES. White. Yellow and River SAND. Ala
bams. and Western LIME, CEMENT. PLASTER
and PIASTERING HAIR. IATiIS and SHIN.
Giles, Whit. SHELLS and FIRE CLAY. etc.
Io1 -.li. by JNO. G. SIEWART.
li6 GraNler street.
-l;:it and 800 Julia, bet. .;asE and Rampant.
l..
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". q. COiLE < co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer. IL
PITrsBURG. ANTHRACITE AND CANEEI
COAL.
Otic. lbs Gravier street. Depot- heal Of
Pace and cor. Julia and Water street. Il; lw
Il EEP \ RAYMOND
~ . POYDRA> STREET ........ -
800 bbl5. Mess PORK.
80 casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
100 :. Clear Rib SIDES.
100 :. Clear SIDES.
80 terce. Palmett" HAMS.
20 :. 0. X. HAMS.
80 :. Schaeif;y's LARD.
George p. Plan; \ Co.'S celebrated l..,!- .:
FLOUR.
Plants Extra. Belle Creole and Central.
Choic. Goshen BUTTER by every steamer.
A few fi.kins Cincinnati Fruit House BUTTER
in store and sor sale by
KEEP < RAYMOND.
ST.; st II and 70 Poydra- 4.
rINfIE HANDSBOEO DEMOCRAT
ORGAN OF THE WHITE PEOPLE
or TIL:
First Judicial District or 1li-si--;ppi.
Is respectfully rendered 10 the merchants and
business men Of New Orleans as an excellent adj
vertisiu. medium.
III. Uea.pe,R il an old established weekly
per and ENJOYS very large circulation through.
out the First judicial District. Rate. ~ ad.,.-
Using low. Address
=. X. MiYERS,
Edit and Proprietor.
liandsloro, Miss.
Or apply 70 Tnos. McIxrYEr. Commercial.
Place New Orleans. -: I'm
D.!ME MESS PORK
30 barrels Prime Mess PORN.
- barrels Prime PORK.
% barrels Rump PORK.
III store. tcy sale by
i. X. CONVERSE.
So + II Masazn..
IiIY iSSESSNENTS-
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The many friends of VIM II. Morgan desire
announce him ~ a candidate tor the office ot Crtm
ina. sheriff OF the parish of Orleans subject To the.
action of the Parish Convention. si3 Io:
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NOR ENr-.lMMEDIATElY Or FROM iSr
L of October, the very rne modern impr's cit two
story brick house, BlIonnc and JOS, pilint
street. containing. eight hc,.-rooms double p.IlorS.
arae dining room bath and wash rooms also gas and
water improvements. with fixtures Modern Inn.
proved cotta-s.. jackson and DIyaes streets.
ten apartments, bath and wash rooms gas and water
improvements. For further particulars apply
rs. COY LIZ. SAG Bitonue street. II. NJ. ROBIN
son, Real Estate I. GENT sl3 lm'
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GLASS n.
70 he Drawn in public, at New Orleans, Oh
saturday. October :, 1874.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

1 cADEMY or MUSIC
10 BIDWELL 90. ...propEietor and Manage.
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ITO KIN = HE THREE-N IUNI BItIJk
l store, with slate roof corner Glrod and Full
ton streets running through from Fulton to Front
street with opening GiroI. For terms apply T.
K. H. BROW Ne, corner Camp aud Satohez street.
or WIN. +. FREkET % amp ,tr'ot. jy2iu
TO aENT-THE LOWER FLOOR OF THE
l binding No. IJi Gravier street Also, the
o, floor o. No ~ tt5yrr I'nrnc late possession
given Apply 10 McGEHEE, SNOWDEE s. VIO-
LETT, igi trravief arT--t. jyl9 II
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NOR RENT-A COTTAGE HOUSE ON BEAL
l. nard street. between Jackson and Philip, contain
Ig eight rooms, gas fixtures complete Apply t" II
J raj ard street. or L" W. WILSON. No. 100 Poy
lltlS Il ~
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LNOH Rent - THE DESIRABLE COTTAGE
Il residence No $50 rnilip street between PrS tsua
and ST Charles Contains eleven rooms, besides NV"
q. hincts two bait. rooms and two cellars; gas and
fixtures thlou 4hottt. Has tn, usual out hui,liu.-
three. cst-iiiS and well Flower garden III front and
;tlg. Nar 10 Also :. D,etor> office IrN t..u,
street between Philip AID First streets. Appl, ia.
JAS T. ROOD. /: tu, l., North Front street "ppo
site Sugar shed. sl3 II
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f1NOK REET-TIIE WE l. LOCATED THREE.
L story Grant,, Front store. No 80 Magazine
street Possession given Oh the Isl NJ October. For
particulars apply at am! Canal street CORNER Of
Delta
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT OF: FOR SALE THAI DESlI:A
l. bic and pleasantly situated tNu story frame
dwelling, No - Chestnut street between 81 Andrew
ami jos. phuc. containing about ten apartments
,cIi, - ears markets sti,olS and ,irt hes An
plN j q. ELLIS. Read Estate Agent n tuondeet
street. sl3 toll
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Headquarters FOur'reui:, Ward Central
Clul-.The regular .ner'n- .: .Ai' 'luh ill b' held
al the club room ol, " WEDNESDAY September G:h.
81 =. NJ. a fun ami pgf':a attendance requested.
Business al inn rtitfc. i. j.' Transacted. The regis
t;y To-: the !Iiinl! ..t!"i. II = i"ncA
L - -. EE !rts i,'r:
l. r. W. M,-.N Ss.!... So
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Advsstisi.g Rates give. o. applicants.
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Caleb Cuslings Defeat.

The letter written by Caleb Cushing
to Jefferson Davis in 1861, which accom-
plished his defeat as Chief Justice, was
found among the captured confederate
archives. President Grant, on reading
the letter, concluded to withdraw the
nomination at once and caused a COM
munication to he written to the Senate
for that purpose, but before it was dis
patched, he received long letter from
Mr.. Cushing requesting the withdrawal
of his name, and contradicting the state
ments charged against him of disloyalty
to the Union and the Constitution-in-
cluding the recent amendments. The
following is is a copy of the letter which
acted like bomb-shell in the Radical
caucus and efiectually defeated the au-
thor for the highest judicial Office in the
Government:
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1861.
DEAR SIR: Mr.. Archibald Roane, for
the last six or seven years clerk in the
Attorney Generals Office, desires it not in
the view of anticipating Administrative
favors, but that he may have the honor
Of your personal intercourse. Of this ]
take pleasure in assuring you he is emf
nently worthy. A Southern man by
birth, family and affection, he has care
fully studied and ably discussed in Mr.
DE Bows Review and other Southern
works the lamentable events which have
been gradually undermining and have at
length overthrown the American Uuion.
Whilst a practical man, he is also ripe
and accomplished scholar with indeed
predominant literary tastes and habits.
In the discharge of his official duties, he
has combined in singular degree the
purest integrity and most enlighted in
telligence with modest contentment in
his lot, having more than once declined
Offices Of more conspicuous employment
in the public service. lie now resigns
his present Office from sentiments OF do
votion to that which alone he can feel to
be his country, namely, the Confederate
States, from one Of which Crexas) he
was appointed.
] most heartily commend him rs
gentleman and a man to your confidence
and esteem, and ] anl, with the highest
Your obedient servant,
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The rates we have established fn adverti.ing will lr
strictly sdhcref 10 In every instance They a. os
o. any paper established on . Arm basis, with .
vide rtrculation. ran do bu-ines. We desire ehocs
Advert senents and ~l give preference always In lo-
ra psfronagr. We think business will get value
teceis-d shen they employ our columns In mating
knosn their busine~- Ia hundreds of readers aud
Therefore ash one 70 patrunis ~. out ~ charity
and d. not wsnt . mans moae, unless We siNe him
value resvisei. sianre st ouf paper gill con,ncv
shrs~d Observers of the sivsntagr- columns ar.r
- the e-t b.ins<s In this country rvfressnte
In them We could easily al paper ~ith forisn
advertisements, sundty humhugs, IsieUt meSieine-
etc, but no, vmting on the Jcv prncipie-in-rrt-
tns stun In enlumn. that we .vuld blush tn
ommeud 10 readers. lawer rates than charTe
home patrons jest 10 H sP~s charge all alike torcign
Ind lccai-snf reject all that mt reliable aud
vorthy the attention II o ur readers AZ an induce
men, To reliable Wholesale business haus say that
the yorasat ha~ larger circulation In fur oountis-
csnhtnsd.
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A negro living Il. neighboring coun-
ty, having been fortunate enough to ac.
cumulate considerable of this worlds
goods, desired, as all loyal subjects
should, to pay taxes on the same. II
being a new business to him, he did not
know there was a proper officer for re-
ceiving the tax, and concluded all that
was necessary was to find man with a
white skin.
Consequently, he hailed the first man
he met with, "Say, boss, ] want to pay
my tax; must ! glib it to your" On be-
ing told it would be received by the COM
pretending white gentlemen, the negro
gave him s25, and asked if that was
enough. 81 suppose it is" said the
white man. Boss, GIN me shown for
dat" said the negro. Again the wits Of
the man were at work, and he soon
handed the negro slip Of paper, with
the supercription: "As Moses lifted the
serpent out of the wilderness, likewise
have lifted s25 out of this d-d pegro's
pocket"
Not hong after this the negro met the
tax collector proper. "Done paid it,
boss, and here's the 'ceipt." at the same
time handing the piece of paper to the
officer. He read: "As Moses lifted the
serpent out of the wilderness, likewise
have lifted s25 out of this d-d negro's
pocket "Hold on, Boss. you read um
wrong" calculated tho astonished dar-
key, Us he snatched the paper and car
ried it TO another man, who began to
read; "As Moses lifted" Here he
was interrupted by the negro, who ex-
claimed; "Look-a-yar jest GIN me dat
paper Pm gwine 10 lif dat white man
out'n his boots. fore God | u.s." With
this he left. and not having been heard
from since, it is supposed he is still look
ing for the man to whom he paid his
taxes.
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FROM CASEY COUNTY.
MippLrnrRo, Nv, Jan. IL, 1874.

MippLtbrR6, M, Jan ", ls'A
Fruit trees. shrubbery and forest trees
have been considerably damaged by the
late heavy sleet and snow. BY roads,
aud also public roads. are blocksdcd in
many places by the fallen timbcrs.
The hymeneal mania ha. been raging
about here fearfully for the last three or
four weeks. II even attacked one Of our
most substantial business firms, and car
-ied of one Of its members heretofore
considered q chronic case Of celebacy.
On the 2sth ult.. by the Rev. ID. ID.
Akin. Mr.. !. N. Roy to Miss Martha
Lyon. On the - inst, Mr.. Mason
Rogers to Mis- &. Wilson. On the sth
inst. by the Rev. James Coleman, Mr..
Thomas G. Jasper to Miss Mary Wilmot,
daughter of ID. 8. Jones, Of Lincoln
county.
John o. Station received ten pound
new years gift Of the feminine gender.
John is slowly recovering and will soon
resume business.
c. +. Simpson in addition to his large
stock Of tin-ware, has just received full
assortment Of cooking stoves Of all sizes.
As Charley does his own getting up and
trimming there are no middle men he
tween him and the customers, he can, Of
course, sell at the lowest terms We
have heretofore inadvertently omitted to
state that r. W. Roy has again leased
the old Cofey's mill. Since Mr.. Roy
has had this mill in charge he has entire
ly refi,ted it with new bolting apparatus,
smut mill. &c. and is making a superior
lot Of -four. Under the urbane and jo-
vial Andy Wall. customers will be at
tended to promptly and pleasantly.
We have Just received an interesting
account of the discussion on the subject
Of the Design. Mode and Object Of
Baptism" which commenced at Bethel
Meeting House. on the 9Th inst, between
the Rev. Joshua S. Taylor Of the Meth
odist Church, and Elder Huston Thomas
Of the Christian Church. Rev. ID. ID.
Akin was chosen Moderator on the part
Of Mr.. Taylor, and Elder VIM. Watson
on that of Elder Thomas. Col. Silas
Adams was chosen by them President
Moderator. II continued six days, each
party opening on each proposition with
one-hour speeches, which were after
ward restricted to 30 minutes. The dis
cussion was carried on most amicably,
both parties striving after truth, and not
victory. There is universal concession
by all parties that the victory was de-
cidedly in favor Of the Rev. NJ. Taylor.
Rev. ID. ID. Akin Of the Methodist
Church. has accepted a challenge from
the Christian Church to meet Elder w.
s. Gooch in debate on certain PROPOSE
tions, to come off at Mt. Olive, in Au-
gust. Particulars given in future.
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A Lite Heroine.

A correspondent Of the Danville Ad
pocoss. from Hustonville, tells of hero
ic act by little six-year old, which isre
msrkable: son the first inst, Davy
Skinner. Jimmie Weatherford, aged
four, and Agnes weatherford, aged six,
went out TO pond on the farm Of Col.
Weatherford To skate. The ice had been
gathered off of half the pond that day.
There was no one present
but the three little ones. Davy struck
out and moved right over into the water
four or five feet deep. and disappeared.
The little boy tried u rescue him. but
failed, while little Agnes, with rare pres
snce of mind, walked up TO the edge Of
the ice and waited for Davy to come up,
and when the top Of his head came in
view. she seized him by the hair and
drew him out, a wiser and wetter boy.
Davy will never be able to repay the lii,
tie heroine for this noble and dangerous
act. She will make woman Of whom
her parents will feel proud"
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KENTUCKY SHORT STOPS.

Kentucky shipped to New York mar.
ket last year, thirty-eight thousand one
hundred and seventy-two beeves.
Garnett W. Mitchell, a well.known
and worthy citizenof Henderson county,
committed suicide last week. Whisky.
A young lawyer named John Bohanon,
attempted to commit suicide in Frank
fort, on the 10th inst, by taking arsenic
and morphine.
Work on the Cumberland and Ohio
railroad goes steadily on in Spencer Co,
and its completion to Taylorsville by
the first Of April is confidently expected.
The Buffalo Express ISLANDERS our Leg
lature by saying it won't amount to
much, as very few Of the members
drink anything stronger than gin and
nutmeg.
The Northern wing of the Methodist
church Of Danville has purchased for
81, sos, suitable lot on corner Of 4th
and Broadway, where they intend to
build house Of worship.
The Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, Rev. H. A. NJ. Henderson, in q re-
cent circular, said that Collins history is
not ready for delivery, the author not
having furnished it. The whole matter
is in litigation and the constitutionality
and the construction Of the act is to be
decided upon by court of competent
jurisdiction, of which decision all will
be promptly apprised when it is finally
rendered.
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TE r Ms:
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
NOTICE.


We vssld call the special attention ~ po~tmss,eri
snd subsit~r. TO the following ysopss of the
paper iss,i
l. postmaster :, required 10 give notice by letter
tretsrniug paper docs not answer the law when .
state the re~e,ns r Its not t~ns tatsn aud neglect
so do - mshes the postmaster rc-ronsibie o the pub
iishsf for the payment
. Any per~pn Who tste- paper from the po.,ofhce,
vheher dirrced n HE name snother whether he
has ~ escrib>i not !. responsible Tor the pay.
II person orders his paper discontinued, he must
psy all srtearaer~ cr the Publisher may continue 10
ssnt u until the payment is made.
II the suissritcr orders hts paper 10 ls sopped nj
certain time aud the paset conti aues To send tho
ssberbet 10 hound 10 pay tr un be takes u from the
ps'ofhco The lac rr,-s-is uIsnn the ground this, q
nan 70 ust pay hf shat he uss-.
The courts have ds,ii-i that refusing " take
nsvspapers and psrioicah fro,n the pos,ohce,
moving and leaving them uncallcd fof. 10 prims facia
evidence of intentional fraud.
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II is understood that Jay Cooke will
be able To pay ten cents on the dollar Of
his debts. That Is more than some Of
our delinquent subscribers wiu pay.
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Kesps on hands ooaplsie stock % socis snes,ca.e
ali the latest sly lee and varieties q In11,,lxG
furnishing goods, which she ostu 10 W. pssx e
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