The Standard. (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 11, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 2, 1859 Page: 4 of 4
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from a eetofrnrted cantinsntfcl oAeelr,>who built
^ *** throng^
«wyhcrd winter st Yalky Korge, and made
OorawalHs acknowledge the ooro at York town.
The principal building of the city aft the
the Patent office, where the y&ukfcjaf at* gran-
ted the exclusive right to natti&epire ana tell
India-rubber baby jumberS, doable-geared rat-
traps, B^vay> $eady BeKef, which is war-
ranted to f<4«we you ttf jour money, if nothing
else, and fitfrn valnftble indentions of the age;
the Genend MrteAce, Whtte they superintend
the management of thei different mail routes
of the country, the National Treasury, an insti-
tution of learning which has graduated more
men in the art of swindling die government
than any tea similar or dianiuhur institutions
4ft, the world; and the City! Jail, *hich is the
only public building in Washington which is
really devoted to honest purposes, and that is
devoted to no purpose at all, Doth the perma-
nent and temporanr residents of the city _
too deeply engaged in their own rascalities, to
think of punishing other people for theirs.
There are two monuments in Washington,
one of red gmnite, erected to the 'memory ot
Mr. '".nithson, at his owin e*pense; and a mon-
ument to the folly, penuribusness and ingrati-
tude of the American people. The latter is
about sixty feet high, with upward (though
hopeless) expectations of five or six hundred
feet. It is commonly called the Washington
or National Monument. General Taylor caught
his death in 1850 at the laying of the corner
atone of this Wucture. It is hardly probable
that any of his successors will parish at the
laying of the cap-stone. : It is much more
probable that Presidents will be done with at
least six weeks before that event arrives.
The imports of Washington consist princi
pally of office seekers, pickpockets, (both of
which are frequently combined in one,) and
fast women, who indirecitly make the law, that
are put through Congress. Its exports are
disappointed politicians and whiskey. The lat-
ter are generally bottled, or rather unbottled,
in membeis of Congress, for transportation.
Taking it altogether Washington is an ex-
ceedingly hard place. The public men there
are always very honest and upright, however;
that is, until they go home and turn against
the administration. During the sitting of
Congress, though, innumerable murders and
robberies are committed.in the city; but as ev-
erybody t here is above suspicion and wouldn't
hart a hair of your head, nor take the smallest
coin froiii the treasury, the perpetrators invari-
ably escape detectiou. Under these benign
auspices it is no wonder that it cannot be, or
has not been, said of Washington, as was re-
cently of a one-horse town in Kentucky, that
if, at the last day, Gabriel should happen to
light there first, the resurrection would be in-
detiuitely postponed, for some one of the in-
habitants would swindle him out of his horn be
tore he could make a single toot.
From the Missouri Republican.
MIDNIGHT MUSINGS.
Tin midnigh'ts lone and solemn hour,
And sad the night-wind sighs around,
Ami stars, like angel watchers, seem
To guard the azure depths profound.
The moon glides swiftly through the clouds
That part like banks of rifted snow,
And o'er each strange fantastic peak,
She casts a softly radiantly glow.
And ever as she sweeps along,
With queen-like majesty and pride,
One pure' bright star, unchanging still,
Ac constant lore, is by her side.
0 ! how I love at this lone hour,
To leave my restless couch of pain.
Whilst memory, with unerring power.
Recalls the scenes of youth again.
Ton glorious sky shone just the same
When life to me was fresh and fair,
As now, when silvery threads are twined
Amid my locks of raven hair.
Ah! still the satne, as when my heart
First strove the Chaldean's lore to trace.
And bless the gentle faith :that made
Each star a blissful dwelling place.
Yes, calm thy smile as when the breexe
Swept lightly o'er my youthful brow,
1 knelt beneath their living light,
And breathed lore's purest, holiest vow.
And they have kept a record true.
Of all I've loved and lost below.
The bitter tears—the wasting grief,
• Which none on earth will ever know.
They've seen, whilst in their earliest bloom,
The flowers that love and hope entwined
Around my heart, death rend away.
Till scnrce a loaf remains behind.
And as the midnight breezes sweep
Across my worn and feverished brow;
Remembrance o'er the past must weep.
Yet to thy chast'ning, Lord, I bow.
And now as with a soul resigned,
1 kneel beneath that jewel'd dome,
Faith whispers "weary erne be still,
Thou had beyond the stars ahome."
THE MEETING.
On Saturday last, held for the purpose of ta-
king steps necessary to rid our county of a set
of abolitionists who have been amongst us for
some time, and who, it appears, have ever been
busily, though stealthily engaged in promulga-
ting their incendiary doctrines,and distributing
abolition, tracts, newspapers and other printed
matter amongst the people, and our slaves, was
attended by sonie three hundred of the very
best citizens of the county of Fannin. And
whilst all were perfectly cool in their delibera-
tions, and suggestions, theve was, nevertheless,
a firm disposition manifested to rid the country
of these insidious foes.
The committee of fifty gentlemen, appointed
by the meeting to wait on the ftishop mem-
bers etc., of this church, and ask of them to
discontinue the holding of their meetin
our county, proceeded to discharge their <
on the day following. Judge Samuel A.
erts, having been chosen as the spokesman, dis-
charged his duty in the most befitting! manner.
During the interview between Judgei Roberts
and Bishop Jeane, and up to the time of their
departure, the committee^; and those who had
in the mean time joined them (some two hun-
dred m all) were altogether respectful and cour-
t60Uft.i
Otruiwiraay mm meeting again feet, pnmrat
to adjournment, for the porjKW rf living
the ^ejport of the committee appointed for the
above mentioned, ajud to further delib-
of October, A. D. 1858,
'laintiffjAeir job t nro-
value
. and Bryan are lia-
aum, but that Any have
reAised te pay the same or any
put Aaeofi" I&afaet that said DaneaW W prop-
erty consisting, of Negro Slaves, Horses, Mules,
Wagons, 4c., situated in said Red Biver County.
The petition eoetaine a pmrer for judgment for
die amount of saitf note, with interest thereon* and
for costs. And Mid Wilkinson, by tya Aj^ly,
having filed an affidavit, stating that i
is not a resident of thi^State^^^^^M^^^^^
Qeorge E. Deneale, by publication ofthis wnt for
four successive weeks in some Newspaper publish-
ed in Bed Biver County, to be and appear at the
lug, of the District Court to be holden in and
for said Ccptntyef Bed Biver, at Clarksville. on
the sixteenth: Monday after the second Mondav in
March, 1858, then and there to answer the petition
of Plaintiff. .
Herein foil not but make due return of this writ
WitnMS^faHy Little Clerk of the District
' ^WCoart for said Red River County and his seal
of office impressed hereon at ClarksviUe this the
24th day of March, A. D. 1859.
y H. LITTLE, Clerk.
r—«md the 24th day of March, 1859.
H. LITTLE, Clerk.
Come to hand the same day issued.
H. S. BARRY, Dep'ty Sheriff
Red River County.
Executed by having publication made of this
writ in the Standard, a Newspaper published in
Red River County, Town of ClarksviUe, for four
successive weeks previous to the first Monday in
July, 1859, this March 24th, A. D. 1859.
WM. GUEST, Sheriff R. R. Co.
By H. S. BARRY, Dep. Sh'ff.
no. 11—4ts. Printer's fee $15,00.
t, and Plain
WsiMgM
ten.
Dental.
and
that
A- D.
_ toKanitiff his proni-
,raised to pay Plaintiff
thereof the sum of
mm
iseorv 'ii6tW4bert%; he
five cents, for value received, whichu! note m filed
with and made a P«* of the petitMMi, and that said
Uableto P y to Bhuntdt said Jium, but
She has foiled H. a whoUy r^u^ pav the
3f Fiw ffiSS Dollai^ftoher that said Deneal
has property consisting of N<«ro SJaves, Howes,
Mnlmt WagW.' Ac-, situated in Red Biver Coun-
ty. The petition contains prayer for Judgment
for the amount of said note, with interest thereon,
for damages frnd costs, and said Byrd having filed
an affi«lavit stating that Deneal w;as not a resident
of this State.'' " ' >-1... ,< > ,
£ These are therefore to command you to summori
said George E. Deneal by publifcttioh of this writ
for four successive weeks in some Newspaper pub-
lished in Red River County, to bje and appear at
the next Term of the District Court to lie holden
in and for the said County of Red River, at Clarks-
viUe, on the sixteenth Monday alter the second
Monday in March, 1859: then and there to answer
the Petition of Plaintiff.
Herein; foil not, but make due return of this
writ, wkhycnr action thereon.
JHMfc Witness Henry Little, Clerk of the l>in-
IBWtrict Court of the County of Bed Biver. and
hi6 seal of office impressed hereon at ClarksviUe,
this the 24th day of March A. D. 1859.
H. LITTLE, Clerk,
D. C. Red River County.
Issued the 24th dav of March, 1859.
H. LITTLE, Clerk.
Came to hand the 24tli dav of March, 1859.
H. S. BARRY, Deputy Sh'ff.
Red River County.
Executed by having publication m*ule of this
writ in the Standard, a newspaper published in
Red River County, town of Clarksville, for four
successive weeks previous to the first Monday in
July 1859, this 24tli of March," A. I). 1859.
WILLIAM GUEST. Sheriff.
By H. S. BARRY, Deputy.
(No. 10—4ts.) Printers fee $15.00.
Vtft fcisnlBt is isaied WWWi "P"
' adm/aoce; or TmlWv. t
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k1Ur.il«expir*tlon ofayesr'
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i#1NGLB COMitS _■liLl-jL
Advertisements inserted srofe
for th* ftrat insertion,
«stwo squares. . .1 . •
Cards or othor standing **
seeding ten lines in len^ihr ten; dollar# -
such advert isewents and ***
'Advertisements by yearly cojiuwet, st the ftrtlow-,
ng rates. 1/ ; •;
One Column . { )<■ f
l V ' (O,00
I • . / • i ■ 40,00
The privilege of annual adv |rMS«r« « Uiuited TO
their own imraedia^ bosinesMod
for the benefit of others, as we? as all . ,7?
tisements sent M by them*, must he paid for by
,qFOT°win*uncing candidcles
ship, L^slature and ShwffaHyvl^^1^1* ^ "or
SSztSSWi - «r:%
cion to matters of limited or,individual interest w
be considered advertisemepts, ^nd pay required
their publication; as such.; . j.
When advertisements are sent to the office, vith-
out the number -jbfi as^jdp!marked upon them,
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff of Red Biver County—g keiting.
WHEREAS, on the 8th day of February, A
D. 1859, Abraham S. Byrd, Plaintiff, filed
in my office his petition against George E. Deneale
and Allan C. Bryan, defendants. And Plaintiff
alleges that he, and said Deneale and Bryan reside
in Rockingham County State of Virginia, and fur-
ther alleges in substance that said Deneale and
Bryan on the 17th day of August. 1858, executed
and delivered to Daniel Huffman their joint prom-
issory note, whereby they promised to pay the said
Huffman or order sixtr days after the date there-
of, the sum of Four Hundred and thirteen dollars
and seventy-five cents for value received. Also,
that on the 4th day of September 1858, the caid
Deneale and Bryan executed and delivered to W.
Richards their joint promissory note, whereby they
promised to pay the said Richards or order ninety
days atter the date thereof, the sum of One Hun-
dred and ninety-six Dollars for value received.—
Also, that on the 6th day of September 1858, the
said Deneale and Bryan executed and delivered to
Beuben Hoffman their joint promissory no-e.
whereby they promised to pay said Hufftnan or
order Sixty-five days after date the sum of six hun-
dred and seventy dollars for value received. And
the petition alleges that the several notes mention-
ed in this writ were transferred to him by the . cv-
eral persons to whom they were made payable for
a valuable consideration, and said notes are filed
with, and made a part of the petitiou, and that
said Deneale and Bryan are liable to pay to Plain-
tiff said sums, but that they have tailed*and whol-
ly refused to pay the sum or any part thereof.—
Further, that said Deneale has property consisting
of Negro Slaves and other property situated in Red
River County. The petition contains a prayer for
judgment for the amouut of the said several notes
with interest thereon and costs. And said Plain
tiff having filed an affidavit stating that fiaid De-
neale is not a resident of this Stated
These are therefore to command you to summon
said George E. Deneale, by publication of this writ
for four successive weeks in sf>me Newspaper pub-
lished in Red River County, Texas, to be and ap-
pear at the next term of the District Court to be
holden in, and for said County of Red River at
Clarksville on the sixteenth Monday after the sec-
ond Monday in March 1859, then and there to an-
swer the petition of Plaintiff.
Herein tail not but make due return of this writ
and your action thereon.
S* Witness Henry Little, Clerk of the District
JCourt of said County of Red River, and his
of office impressed hereon at Clarksville, this
the 25th day of March 1859.
H. LITTLE, Clerk.
Issued the 25th day of March 1859.
II. LITTLE, Clerk.
Came to hand same dav as issued.
H. S. BARRY', Dep'y Sh'ff. R. R. C.
Executed by having publication made of this
writ in the Standard, a Newspaper published in
Red River County, town of Clarksville, for four
successive weeks previous to the last Mondav of
July 1859, this 25th of March, A. D. 1859.
WM. GUEST, Sheriff" R. R. C.
By H. S. BARRY, Deputy.
No. 11—4ts. Printer's fee $17,50,
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
7b the Sheriff Red River County^—Q k e e t i m
WHEREAS, on the 8th day ofeTanuary 1859.
Allan C. Bryan, Plaintiff filed in my office
his petition against George E. Der.eale defendant,
and Plaintiff' alleges that he and said Deneale re
side in Rockingham County, State of Virginia,and
further alleges in substance that said Deneale on
the 24th day of August 18;>X, executed and deliv
ered to Plaintiff his promissory npte. whereby he
promised to pay to Plaintiff, nxtv days alter the
date thereof, the sum ol Sixteen Hundred Dollars,
for value received. Also his certain other prom is
sorv note which the said Deneale on the 1st day
of October 1859, executed and delivered to Plain
tiff, whereby, he promised to pay Plaintiff forty
five days atier the date thereof, the sum of Four
Hundred and Eighty Dollars for value received.
Also his certain other promissory note, which the
said Deneale on the 1st day of October 1K58, exe-
cuted and delivered to Plaintiff, whereby he prom
ised ninety days after the date thereof, to pay to
Plaintiff the um of Six Hundred Dollars, for value
received, which said notes are filed and made a
part of the petition, and that said Deneale is liable
to pay to Plaintiff said sums, but that he has fail
ed and wholly refused to pay the same, or any
part thereof. Further, that said Deneale lias prop-
erty consisting of Negro Slaves, Horses, Mules
Wagons, &c., situated in said Red River County.-
The Petition contains a prayer for Judgment for
the amount ol said notes with interest thereon,and
for'costs. And said Bryan, by his agent, having
filed an affidavit, stating that Deneale is not a res-
ilient o' this State.
These are therefore to command you to summon
said George E. Deneale, by publication for four suc-
cessive weeks of this writ, in some Newspaper pub-
lished in said Red River County, to be and appear
at the next Term of the District Court to be hold-
en in and tor the County of Red River at Clarks-
ville, on the sixteenth Monday after the seeoru
Monday in March 1859, then and there to answer
the Petition of Plaintiff.
Herein fail not but make due return of this writ
and your action thereon.
Witness Henry Little, Clerk of the District
IConrt of said County W Red River, and his
seal of office impressed at Clarksville, this the 24th
dav of March, 1859.
H. LITTLE, Clerk.
Issued the 24th dav of March, 1859.
H. LITTLE, Clerk.
Came to hand the same dav issued.
H. S. BARRY, Dep'y Sh'ff, R. R. C.
Executed by having publication made of this
writ in the Standard, a Newspaper published in
Red River County, Town of Clarksville, for four
successive weeks previous to the tiist Monday of
JuLy, 1859; this March 24th, A. D. 1859.
WM. GUEST, Sheriff R. R. C.
By H. S. BARRY, Deputy.
(No. 10—4ts.) Printers' fee SI 7.50.
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rife
Kent™
AVl&d hamacenjt for «h*
last two years,
'out.Oif the
J ve received in favor W the font**? Harvester,
from citiiehs of Texas., .
Jouhsok's Station, JKne swuTof
I have cut 100 acres of wheat; inth one span o
hoLTn days; juJ lost 8
afSSisSesBtai
ed. They are just the
l7;
Yours.
acliiiu- for our prairie coun-
JAS. WATSON
liw Oak Point,! Tarrant Co., Ang. 2«, '58.
"Reaper did rood work 1 could
iesired it.
JiATH. TERRY.
Dear'Shii—My Reaper
engage several for you if you
very Respectfully,
FaKMEUSVIixk, Collin Co., Texa*, Oct. 22, 58.
Hir: I consider the jHarvestcr I bought of you,
the best I ever saw; ain well pleased with its perfor-
—"N'si ^'"'ns-ANOPORu"-
Dallas CoJ, Texas, July 8, 185i.
Msssks. WtiiUATX & Co.:— I
(Jentteiwn: In reference to the performance of
the Kentucky Harvester;'! have only to say, that 1
aave cat with it this season about 180 acres of whea
end oats, and that 1 am well sHtisfied with the Har-
seen four different kinds of Reapers
they will be continued at the discretion of tbeedtUr, ■ vwtar Kentucky Harvester, and am
as long as he supposes their abearance desirable W atjwrk bee ^ over any other that
by orde^ j .% of draft, ease and convenience of raking, and leav-
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff of Red River County—G resting
WHEREAS, on the 10th day of January, A.
D. 1859, Cyrus Rhodes Plaintiff, filed in my
office his petition against George E. Deneale and
Allan C. Bryan, defendants. And Plaintiff alle-
ges that he, and said Deneale and Bryan reside in
Rockingham County, State of Virginia, and fur-
ther alleges in substance that said Deueale and
Bryan on the 15th day of August 185H, executed
and delivered to Plaintiff thefr joint promissorv
note whereby they promised to pay Plaintiff one
day after the date thereof, the sum of five hundred
and thirty eight dollars for value received: Also,
that on the 1st dary of April 1857, the said Deneale
and Bryan executed and delivered to one John T.
Myers their certain promissory note, whereby they
promised to pay the skid Myers or order, one day
after the date thereof, the sum of Eight Hundred
Dollars for value received which note the Plaintiff
avers was transferred to him for value received,
and that he is entitled to demand and recover the
amount specified in Baid note; which notes are filed
with and made a part of the petition, and that said
Deneale and Bryan are liable to pay to Plaintiff'
said sums, but that they have failed and wholly
refused to pay the same or any part thereof: Fur-
that said-Deneale has property consisting of Ne-
gro Slaves, Horses, Mules, Wagons, &c„ situated
in said Red River County. The petition,,contains
a prayer for judgment for the amount of said notes
with interest thereon and costs. And Plaintiff
having, by his Attorney filed an affidavit stating
that said Deneale is not a resident of this State,
These are therefore to command you to summon
said George E. Deneale by publication of this writ
for four successive weeks in some Newspaper pub-
lished in Red River County, to be and appear at
the next term of the District Court to be holden in
and .for said County of Red River at Clarksville on
the Sixteenth Monday after the second Monday in
March 1859, thfen and there to answer the petition
of plaintiff.
Herein fail not, but make due return of this writ
and your action thereon.
Witness Henry Little Clerk of the District
■ ourt of said County of Red River, and his
^ of office impressed hereon at Clarksville, this
the|25th day of March, A. D. 1859.'
! H. LITTLE, Clerk.
Issued the 25th day of March 1859.
H. LITTLE, Clerk.
Came to hand same day as issued.
H. S. BARBY, Dep'y Sh'ff R. R. C.
Executed by having publication made of this
Standard, a Newspaper published in
River County, town of Clarksville, for four
^°e8!l\eftW^kBJ>rtvioue 10 the Mondav of
July, 1859, this 25th of March, A. D. 1859 '
WM. GUEST, Sheriff R. R. C.
m 11 a* By H S-BARRY. Deputy.
No. 11—4u. Printer's fee $17,50.
E8TRAY NOTICE—BOWIE COUNTY
'P Alexander^nd
IVM^iUl iluirAlta M TTJ 1. ^
Uickerson, a Juat-
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff of Titus County,—Greeting-
WHEREAS; Kendall Lewis has filed his peti-
tion in my office, alledging that James G. Wall
and Lemuel S. Lockhart, are justly indebted to
him, jointly and severally,in the sum of one thou-
sand Dollars, due from Defendants to Plaintiff, by
reason of a promissory note, executed by Defend-
ants for value received, on the 17th day" of June,
1850, payable to the plaintiff" on the 1st day of
February 1857, for One Thousand Dollars. That
said debt is due and unpaid. That said note, was
given by Defendants in consideration of a part of
the purchase money tor a tract of land containing
1900 acres, situated in Titus county, Texas, sold
by Plaintiff", to Defendant, .fames G. Wall, and
plaintiff notifies the defendant Wall, to produce
the Deed of conveyance executed by plaintiff to
Defendant. Plaintiff prays for judgment for his
aforesaid debt, with interest thereon, and all costs
of suit: and that the Court decree the land, des-
cribed in his petition, to be sold to satisfy the ven-
dors lien existing thereon. And affidavit having
been made; that the Defendant James G. Wall is
a non-resident of the State of Texas; you are
therefore commanded to rummons the said James
G. Wall, bv making publication of this writ for
four successive weeks, in The Standard, a news-
paper published in Red River county Texas, to be
and appear before the District. Court of Titus coun-
ty, Texas, to be holden at the Court house of said
county, in the Town of Mount Pleasant, on the
sixth Monday after the second Monday in March.
A. D. 1859, then and there to answer the Petition
of Kendall Lewis, of which the foregoing is a
brief statement. Herein, fail not, and make due
return of this writ.
Wm. H. Christian, Clerk of the District
•" jBflyCourt of Titus county, and the seal of said
Court hereon impressed, this I2tli day of March
A. D. 1859. WM. H. CHRISTIAN
Clk. Dist. C. T. Co!
no. 9 'ts Printer's fee $12.50
NEWSPAPER L-A-W-
1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered wishing to continue
their subscriptions. \ . . .
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance of tlieir
papers, the publisher may continue to send theui till
all that is due be paid. .
2. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take tneir
papers from the office to which they are directed,
they are held responsible untiil they have settled
their bills, and order their papers discontinued.
If subscribers remove to other places, without in-
forming the publishers, and the paper is sent to the
former direction, they are held responsible.
6. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
a paper or periodical from the officc, or removing
and leaving it uncalled for, is prima facie evidence of
intentional fraud!
B^^Postmasters who neglect to inform Publishers,
within reasonable time, of papers directed to^their
offices, and not taken out by the individuals to whom
they are addressed, become responsible for the sub-
scription price. |
Advertisers wUl take Notice, that the Circu-
lation of The Stasdakd is greiatly larger than that
of any other Newspaper in Texas. East of the Trin-
ity river, and only equalled by that of two other
papers in the State.
Its circulation in Northern Texas,comprising Bow-
ie, Red River, Lanmr, Fannin, Grayson, Cooke, Den-
ton, Wise. Parker, Johnson, Collin, Hunt, Hopkins,
and Titus counties, is almost exclusive, being much
greater than that of another public Journal,in all of
those counties.
Those, therefore, at/home or abroad, who may de
sire to have the attention of the population of North
ern Texas, will be able to estimate the advantage of
advertising in the Standard: and there is nowhere
else in Texas, or elsewhere in the Union, such a con
tinuous body of rich Boil as Northern Texas presents
now heavily populated, and rapidly increasing; and
producing for market, Cotton, Wheat, and Beef in
large quantities.
Merchants, Factors, Manufacturers, and dealers in
Agricultural implements, would do well to avail them
selves of the use of our columns.
~~ THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff of Titus County—greeting.
fTTMIEREAS, A. R. Samprecht, a citizen of
YV Titus County, Texas, has filed his petition
in the district Court of Titus county, alledging
that Jno. N. llamill is justly indebted to him in
the sum of Two hundred arid fifty Dollars, due by
promissory note, executed by defendant for value
received, on the 9th day of £uly, 1858, payable
on the 1st day of September 1858, with ten per
cent interest after maturity. That said sinii is due
ami unpaid. Plaintiff'prays for judgment1 for the
said debt, with interest and all coot of suit: and
affidavit having been made, that the residence ol
said Hamill is unknown, this is therefore to coin
maud you to summon the said Jno. I.. Hainill.by
making publication of this writ, in the Standard,
a Newspaper published in Clarksville, in Red
ltivei county Texas, for four successive weeks pre-
vious to the return day, to be and appear before
the District Court of Titus county, to be holden at
the Court House of said county, in the Town ol
Mount Pleasant, on the sixth Monday after the
second Monday in March 1859, then and there to
answer said petition, of which the foregoing is a
brief statement.
Herein, fail not, and make due return of this
writ.
Test, Wm. H. Christian, Clerk of the District
3jggjPCourt of Titus County, and the seal of said
Court, hereon impressed, at office,in Mount Pleas-
ant, this the 8th dav of March, A. D. 1859.
WM. H. CHRISTIAN, D. Clk.
Issued March 9th, 1859.
WM. II CHRISTIAN, Clk.
Received March 8th, 1X59, and executed same
day, by forwarding a copy of the within writ, for
Publication, to Chas. De Morse,editor of the Stan
dard, Clarksville. WM. H. nESTER, Sh'ff'.
[no. 8 4ts] [Printer's fee $10 00.]
to to the best
the future towards these in
oral speeches had been
upon to appoint a "com
duty it is to prepare £
repiort the same to another
be held at the Court-hou cj t&is
proceeduie for
After sev-
** determined
five] whole
w hit ons and
* - ., — v~nine years old, as
follows, one with a dark bnndle head and nfeck
with spots on the sides, marked jwith a crop and
fialfcropon the light, and swallow fork in the
left, branded on the right hip, not made out: with
a small letter £ J 9* the left horn
on about a "
, This steer had
rand half bell when taken up.—
The off steer is a white, mingled over with hi h||
red specks, branded with a double 00 on the left
nip, marked with a crop and split in each ear, and
branded on the left horn with letters J H. Ap-
*1 by H H Williams and Jas. H. Black, at
ire dollars.
;to «nd subscribed before me, this 12th
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff of Titus County—Greeting:
WHEREAS, Elam Riddle has filed bis petition
in rhy office, alledging, that Ebenezer Lee, and G
W. Sersev, are indebted to him in the sum of One
hundred Dollars, due on a promissorv note, made
by defendants Lee and Jersey, to plaintiff, on the
10th day 6^ October 185*, and due December 25,
1858, to bear ten per cent interest from date.
That said debt is due, and unpaid. That said
note was executed as a part of consideration to be
paid for Town Lqts, No. one, and eight, in block
No. eight, and Lot no. four, in Block no. nine, in
the Town of Mount,Pleasant, Titas connty Texas.
For which property, plaintiff'executed to * Defend-
ant Lee, a Deed of conveyance, and that said De-
fendant Lee is notified to produce the same on the
trial of this cause. \
That one Franklin M. Goodman is now in pos-
session of said property, and\ claims the same.—
Plaintiff prays that said Goodman be made De-
fendant to this suit, and that plaintiff'have judg-
ment, for his debt, with interest thereon, and for
costs of suit: and that a decree be rendered, order-
ing the land described to be sold, to satisfy thp
judgment prayed for. And affidavit having been
made by the plaintiff, stating that the residence of
Defendants Lee and Sersey is unknown: \You are
therefore commanded to summon Ebenezta- Lee,
and G, W. Sersey, to appear before the Kfctrict
Court of Titus County, at its next Term, to bisfyl-
deu at the Court House thereof, in the Towh
Mount Pleasant, on the sixth Monday after tw
seeond Mond y in March. ' 859, then and there to
answer the petition of Elam Riddle, of which the
toregoingiB a brief statement. Herein, fail not,
due return of this writ.
ffWfrTeat, Wm. H. Christian, Clerk of the DU-
Slrrwl u°Urt of.TitU8 eounty, and the seal of
M^ch!tDeW59.,mpreS8ed' thi8 15th da-V °f
nr>. 9 4t«
WM. CHRISTIAN, Clk*
Printer's fee SI 2 50
X brown.—Washington,
• The death of Postmaster General
™ the Senate by a mes- j
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff of Titus County—Greeting:
WHEREAS, Henry Wheat, a citizen of Titus
County, Texas, lias filed his petition, in tbe
District Court of Trtus county Texas, alledging
that L. Fulton and E C. Miller, are justly indebt-
ed to him in the sunt of Two Hundred and Twenty
five dollars, due by promissory note, made by de-
fendant to plaintiff'on the 26th day of January
1850, payable one year, after date, with ten per
cent interest, till paid, that said sum is still due
and unpaid. Plaintiff' asks for judgment for his
said debt and interest and cost of suit, and affida-
vit having been made that tbe residence of the
Defendant is unknown: you are therefore comman
ded to summon the said L. Fulton, and E. C. Mil-
ler, by publishing this writ for four successive
weeks in the Standard, a Newspaper published iu
Clarksville, County of Red River, to be and ap-
pear before the District Court of iitus county, to
tie holden at the Court House of said county' in
the town of Mount Pleasant, on the Oth Monday
after tbe second in March 1859, then and there to
answer the Petition of Henry Wheat, of which
the foregoing is a brief statement.
Herein, fail not, and make due return of this
writ, with your action hereon endorsed.
IjjHfe7"', Wlu- H. Christian, Clerk of the District
IffiPCourt, in and for Titus County, and the seal
of said Court hereon impressel, this 8th dav of
March, 1859. WM. H. CHRISTIAN, Clk.
Issued March 8th, 1859.
WM. H. CHRISTIAN, Clk.
Received March 8th, 1859, and executed same
day, by forwarding copy of the within writ, for
publication,to Chas. De Morse, Editor of the Stan-
dard, Clarksville. WM. H. HESTER, Sh'ff
[no. 8 4ts] [Printer's fee $10 00.1
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the, Sheriff of Titus County—Greeting;
WHEREAS, Lemuel S. Lockhart, has filed his
petition, in my office, against Bryant Lane De-
fendant, in which he alledges, that Defendant on
the 29th day of June, 1857, executed to one ,'las
A. Walker, bis note for value received, for the
sum of Four Hundred Dollars, due on or before
the 25th day of December 1857, which note is
payable to said Walker or bearer, and that plain
™ !8 "?.w.the W 0WI,8r-antl holder of the same.
1 lamtiff also alledges that said note was given by
Defendant, in consideration of a part of the pur-
cliase money due for a tract of Land, sold bv said
James A. Walker to said Defendant,'situated in
ritus county Texas, about five miles South by east
from Mount Pleasant, containing Three Hundred
and Twenty acres, and known as the preemption
surveyof Henry Calp. Plaintiff'avers that said
note is due, and unpaid, and asks for Judgment
for said debt, with interest, and also for a decree
ordering the said Land to be sold, for the satisfac-
tion ot the Judgment prayed for, and for all costs
of suit. And affidavit having been filed by plain-
tiff', stating that the defendant is a non-resident of
the State of Texas: This is therefore to command
you to summon the said Bryant Lane, bv making
publication of this writ, for four Successive weeks
in The Standard, a newspaper published in Red
River county, Texas, to be and appear before the
District Court of Titus county, at its next Term to
■be holden at the Court House of said oountv' in
tV fown of Mount Pleasant, or. the sixth Mon-
day after the second Monday in March, A. D. 18-
59, then and there to answer the petition of Lem-
uel S.^Lockhart, of which the foregoing is a brief
statement.'
Herein) fail not, and make due return of this
wnt. \
HiBfcTestNffm.. H. Christian, Clerk of the District
PWgBtourt df Titus county, and the seal of said
pressed, this 14th day ofH«rcb
Court hereon ii
1859.
^M. H. CHRISTIAN, Clk.,
\ Kff c- Titus Co.
Printers fee $12 50
Brown
HICKERSON, J. P.
Copy
no 9 4ts
an enlogy upon!
riafce resold-'
the Senate
TYPE
Mills and Gins,
inK the grain in an untangled condition lor thes bin
der. There are five others of; them in the neighbor-
hood immediately around me,'and I hear iheir own-
ers and others speak of tliem, and they express the
same favorable opinion that I have given, lhere
will be considerable demand for them in this coun
try another season.
Yours Kespectfully. JAS. A. bMITH.
Waxahatchib, Ellis Co., Texas, Aug. 10, '57.
Mhssrs. Miller, Wikoate & Co.:—
Gentlemen: I purchased of your agent, two ot
your Kentucky Harvesters, for use oil my plantation.
Your Harvesters greatly excel anything ever brought
to this country. There are a great many of my
neighbors who want your Reapers, and I wi«i to
know at what price you will furnish ten mammies
for next harvest. Let me know as early as possible,
as it is at the instigation of many of my neighbors
that 1 write. 1 can engage ten Reapers in forty
eight hours after hearing from you.
1 have had from ten to twenty visitors each day
to examine my machine at work in the field. This
county needs at least 40 or 60 Reapers.
Yours Respectfully, ' DAVID P. FEARIS.
November 1st, 1868.
We, the undersigned, have bought and used the
Kentucky Harvester, are well pleased with its per-
formance, consider it the best Reaper we have ever
seen, and would recommend it to the farming com-
munity. „
5. C. SHERWOOD, Kaufman Co.
GOLD & DONALDSON,
J. M. McREYNOLDS,
JAS. D. JACKSON,
W. T. WEST,
GEO. It. WEST,
A. G. JACKSON,
JAS. O. CRUTCHFIELD,
SAML. S, JONES.
November 1st, 1858.
I have just returned from a visit to the State
Fairs of Illinois and Kentucky: have made the ac-
quaintance of many manufacturers of agricultural
implements, have examined a large variety of Reap-
ers, and am fully of the opinion that the Kentucky
Harvester is the best adapted to tho wants of wheat
raisers of any machine ever invented or used, and
the most of the farmers with whom I have become
acquainted in my travels express the same opinion
About 100 of tiiese Harvesters were sold in Texas
during the season of 1858, and they have given uni-
versal satisfaction, as far as I have heard.
The Harvesters will be ready for delivery at Jef-
ferson on the 1st of April, and at Millwood on the
1st of May.
Orders addressed to ,T. M. & J. C. MURPHY, Jef-
ferson, Texas, or to the undersigned at Millwood,
Texas, will receive prompt attention.
Price $150 at Louisville, Kentucky.
To which will be added the freight to Jefferson, Tex-
as.
Circulars fully describing this machine, will
be forwarded free of charge, on application.
Address, JEREMIAH SHEKWOOD,
Millwood, Texas.
1 am also agent for
Miller, Wingate & Co's Two and Four Horse
Lever Powers and Threshers, and Sugar Mills
The latter particularly adapted to grinding Chi-
nese Sugar Cane. Any of these will be ordered for
persons wishing them.
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
Mill>rood, Aroi'. 1 xt. 1858. no. 45 tf
PRI5T1XG ESTABLISHMENT,
This Office, always much more extensive than
ony other in Texas, east of the Trinity river, has
been, within the past week, almost entirely renewed;
its varieties of type greatly amplified; and its capac-
ity to do superior work, increased. It has also on
the way, still more new type for Job purposes, large
and small, of the latest styles; also varieties of new
borders and decorations. In possession of the Stan-
dard specimen books of all the leading foundries,
and constantly in the receipt of all the new sheet
specimens, a series of orders is kept up throughout
each year, for each new product of type metal suit-
ing the demands of this locality,and purchased from
the Foundries of New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton.
The office has Three sizes of Presses, (one a large
Power Press,) suited to different grades of work;
has a great variety of Paper, Cards, Colored inks]
Bronzes etc, and will execute work neatfully and
tastefully, at moderate prices, for Cash only.
BLANKS of any kind prepared to order, and
some forty kinds, (specified in a separate adrertise-
ment,) kept constantly on hand, and forwarded by
mail, to direction.
BOOK AND PAMPHLET paper of superior
quality, always on hand; and two sizes new Book
type just received. Special care taken to execute
By-Laws of Societies, Briefs, and other pamphlets,
in the best manner.
FOLIO POST, Foolscap.^Letter, and French note
paper, also colored paper, for Printing purposes, al-
ways on hand, and Deeds. Circulars, Ball and Party
invitations, Funeral tickets. Bill Heads, Bills of La-
ding. etc. got. up very neatly.
The office is fully prepared to print POSTERS of
any size, having a fine assortment of large type,
wood and metal, also a variety of type suited for
Programmes of public performances.
ClarksviUe, Nov. 21th 1858.
BLANKS.
Afull assortment, for sale at the STANDARD
OFFICE, printed in the best manner, on superior
paper, and sent by mail to any direction
FOR ATTORNEYS.
Blank Deeds, Blank Petitions
FOR ASSESSORS.
Blank Rolls, j Blank Inventories,
Tax Recei
FOR DI8T11
31 p
IU(
CT CLERKS.
Citations, Appeal Bonds, Subpoenas,
Executions
Jurors Certificates,
Scire Facias' Commi
FOR COUNT,
Guardian's Bonds,
Adm'trators' Bonds,
Citations,
Certificates of Record,
Notices of Application
Capiases,
Witness Certificates,
i^sions to take Depositions.
\ Y CLERKS.
Letters of Guardianship.
Letters of Administration.
Marriage Licenses,
County Script,
for Administration,
Application for Guardianship,
„ " " " Settlement.
Notices to Road Overseers.
FOR MAGISTRATES.
Citations, Subpoenas, Executions
Lstray Bonds and Certificates,
Attachment bonds,Affidavits and writs
FOR SHER1FS AN 3 CONSTABLES
Appearance Bonds, Delivery Bonds
Blank receipts-!—two forms
FOR MERCHANTS.
Blank notes, Bill heads, and Cards. nrint«.d in
the best style at moderate prices.
S 21 E C°UNTY.
AAKkJs up by Benjamin Y. Ratliff,
££jQ.and eetrayed before John H. Booth a
Justice of the*Peace, on the 15th dav nf i.
lfikk "Sk to"!
left shoulder with the figure v m„„j, __ T. •
ona hundred a 4 thirty dolffs each S^w^
4f three miles north west frokn D&lbv'a ami. 5?"
21st February, 1869. 7 8 tMs
A true copy of the minutes.
rr M. wnaca.,
R.
Attorney
Boston,
nnni. Lamar, and Red
of lli«- Six U> District,
w. b. w ju cr ut
r AtyptoZY AT LAW.
'ttutiB, Lamar Couftty, tew*
**riLL practice l«w in Luniar.Keg
W Cms, Titus, Hopkins. Hunt oiid
ties, comprising the 8th Judicial Disb^jMfttlf
Supreme Court of the State, and tb* LaUjtd-MWy
DjstrictTCourt at Tyler.
^Stck'ith, 1858.
m Lindsay
t Law,
lowfot o. Texaa.
a ny business confided to him. shall be «"ended
\ tonromptly- Will practice m ail the • ourts or
tB?feigbth Judicial District, To wit: Bowie, Cass,
Titus, Hunt, Hopkiii
River Counties. In Harrison
—"Tjen'F. FA itA K V.
attorney at Law and Land Agent,
Paria, Lamar County, Texas.
Will practice bin profession in all the £
«*> j-**1
tu.oftufc t„ in
Hunt, Fannin, Lamar, ^ilto 'ions
any part of Northern Texas. Public :
y V Office on the South-west ' 'j
john a, jbagby, j
attorney at law¬ary public
Clarksville, Texas.
ffip- Can be found at the office ot S.II. Morgan,
Esq. [v v, ,, i
: Jany., 15;/. 1859. [No.
"" s. j. (falijiialtu,
commissioner of deeds, etc.,
AUTHORIZED to act for the States of Iowa, Il-
linois, Indiana, Missouri, Tennessee. Kent nek
Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana. ^ ""ginm.
North and South Carolina and Georgia.
ygf Offifw at Bonham. Fannin County, Texas.
December 18th, 18-3K [n48::tf.]
b. H. kppeeson; a'*1*-
iiji lni "
MRS- H.
Square.
EPPERSON & Hi.MS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Clarksville, Texas.
Office 2d door West of Russell's Store.
July 2nd, '08.
S. if. jl.lXKY.
potent and aoeeaspUshed Lady.
]Tbe next sossioa or the above j
will commence on the 7 th of Febrtunj
The Principal, with great pleasure afca
cei to the Public, that she haa proewf .
seMee* of competent and accomplish^.
Miss Black long and fhvorably known
and Tennessee, urn a Female(Teacher, jjj
ed in this school but a abort time; but *41
convinced that she is a valuable addition •,
her success here, during that short pariel.
safely assure parents, that their daugfcta?!
be under the coun ol of a^aore eotnp
Mas. Estks takes this method of th
lie' for their continued patronage, dut-i^T*,
years that she has eodenvored to H' "kinJl
tic# of a Female teacher, iu Boston. 8he?!,
pared to say that the ackool is a r Tiiim F
ai-iures parent# mat their ditughiera 1
uujnteruptedly all the branches nee
p'.^tc and finished edueatiou; solid and<
c vtry thing taught in Modern Female j
hirb standing, (Frivolities excepted.)
l,e«sonn in the sacred Scriptures, are 1
of each day's exercises, and a vigiUm wetAi
over the morals of those under ber chaiJT^
Mrs. E. is prepared to take a Dun.'ber of 1
The school room, Mnsicroom, &<•., bfe,'n_ '
ises, 1 he teachers are enabled to devot« it!,
time and attention to tbe instruct ion of th*«
The scholastic year is divided in seasionaa#!
each : vacation during July and AugiaT
examinations the first aeek in July.
Tuition payable at tbe termination *|
j Scholars charged from tbe date of
: close of the session. Positively no d«d^i
j lor ali«ence, unless in case* of protra«tj«iat!^a
| TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE IT—*
I Board, including Washing, Lights, 4c
Tuition in Primary class. Reading,
| ilnn, Orthography,and Arithmetic co«! "
j meiiced,
liufiiish Grammar. Geography, Histor* -
j (Ancient and Mo-lern.) Philosophy/^! - V'
j gcbra. Geometry, Chemistry, Rotaa* i*.* '
! Astronomy. Geology, Logic." Rhetoric -
Mental and Moral Philosophy,
iilier. or l>oth, j cxu*. 5J
Guitar. 3k
se 2
Embroidery, and fancy Needle' Work" u£
January ii'.U/i, 18.V.4. f «j0 ^ IJw
French or I Jit in. (either, or l>oth,^
Music. Piano Forte «nd Guitar.
l'«e of Instrument.
for non-residents, and
f dobt^ in any part of Texas.
kick maxkv,
R.&s. Ji. M axev,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Paris, Lamar County, Texas.
WILL practice Law in Lamar, Red River. Hof
kins, Hunt, Fannin, and Cray sou counties; in
vestigate land titles, pay lax
attend to ths collection
no. 28 tf
<:. C. BLNKUiY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. !
Sherman, Grayson County, Texas. |
ATTENDS to business in the Courts of Northern j
Texas, especially in the eouniii-s <jl (intyson. j
Fannin, Cooke, Denton, (.'ollin. and ;
no 20 if
james a. poaoe,
ATTOROEY AT LAW,
Weatberford, Parker County, Texas.
RESIDENCE and
AJ
Land law? and land titles, v.I
now in force in the State, as
to which he will devote his a:
He will practice 111 all the
dicial District, and attend th
Courts.
extensivt
le him
of 1 I
ill. the |
• a>
I her bit:
Wax Work,Fruit and F lowers,; per course!
• tt ork.
TEXAS MILITARY UrSTiriJ^
AT a l' T f. U S v 1 L 1.1.
COMMKXCKS its Session tlie 21th dar^L
an- IKW—College year. Forty gwfafl
into two sessions, ending iti June"
Tr 1tiox.—Collegiate, S5U per session,
per year— Preparatory. per session [12
stmlies only.; Hid j«.-r vear. '
LinaAKV Ft nii—s.; j er year. Board
sioti of 20 weeks, including tliel and waafci*^
Pavmevts—A<lvati<-e e«i*-b
st<« k •'attle. li«rs.-i. or .-beep, taken in'
'l'uiti« n and board ; debu> not allowed. ™
Caoet.—Twehe years old. and
t.atioti in reading, writing, and arithmetic^S
the ground niles. tnay enter.
I r.E?—I "uiform to be bad at tbe Ins
Addre«. ti. FORsL,
no .J)—ly Rutersville,
CLARKSVILLE. "
MALE and FEMALE INSTITQl
ounties oi' the
Supreme .iTid !
no ;t'
ih .In-
T
JUHN A. CO RLE Y,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
Clarksville, Texas.
V) BE found at the oflice,of S. 11. Morc in IN
May 12th, 18-r)8. 11« 17 3y
JOHN 0. BU&KtS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clarksville, Texas.
HUE bu;iuc-> > f the above
mence "ii the first Mondu'
•iiijierilitendenee of
Lev. .lull \ Amuip.son. . 1
^Irs, M. M. AsUEkt
Miss Am uhson. /,/ ; a
lnbiiiuiioa
r" in October; na^|
All
and <
V. I'rmeipaf,
K. I tee J'rn,etp§tl
r'tlTit: ' ■"
Sectri-d . fiflu
Tii'
the
WILL practice his profession in •:!! ihr. «'
the 8tli Judicial l)i-:iki. and the jv-.j :•
Federal Courts at Tyler.
Especial attention given tr> collecti'>n r.f ,-l:>
vestigatioti of Land titles, writing dec<i?.
March 'l*)th, 1858.
r. h. l a x e.
Attorney at Law,
Bonham, Fannin County, Texas.
WILL practice in all the Court« of ti e
Judicial District, and in Ora;
Counties of the sixteenth.
November 28th. 1857. 11
srtsof I
Fot t;K
inches of a thorough English
! «-bic,-!tion. will he taught in the"
Musk department will teas heretofore ,
charge ol Mrs. Anderson.
■Terms per Session of Five
Heading. Writing, and Spelling,
the above, witji tieograpliy, English
' ■iiuniar. and Arithmetic.
viz: NU; 1
:il l'hilosephy, Hit.
eighth
nitd <'ollin
WM. II. KWlNti.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Tarrant, Hopkins County, Taxas.
WILL practice in ;ill the Conrts < f the it Judi-
cial District. [n:-i:'.::tf.]
e. D. M. KI:\NI;V, ~
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Tarrant, Hopkins County, Texas.
s. s. weaver
Attorney & Counsellor at £<a.w.
Tarrant, Hopkins Co.
TEXAS.
m. w1i.1.iams. x. w . tuft ne
the ioilowing
■ los.ipiiy. Men-
. Cotaiiy. As-
; '_S".n_" :\ • ^eniciiTt ,jt 1 ompos.'iion. and
, t nt'.cisni. t nemistry. Jii?!i.r\. .,r auv
; oilier hnuich ..f ,.u i.'nglM,
! L.-itin and t.reek. with .-my of the above,
{ Lai in or tirei k .-sti i .^i - ihcni.-i;i.-s,
! Aliy ol the ab-j\v -^t!i iin 4'lassicv or
j Science, with French.
j Music on liit- Foite.
! I- se 01 instt uiiicut l'.,.r practice.
! Fuel and contingencies
i board with the I'rit.cij .■!
fuel and iigh,>. >
board can l>e obtained
in. ami -round town,
iv in- <i.-s, ed. by the ]
N« di-iueii-.il!. made !i
S&1
Ml
jr the session,
tuelii.Jing washing.
>1
SI
St
St
Si
««
win
l'l'J
tli-is,
higher or
or friends,
he above rates.
f i
may 4m
lower nk
"ickness. StudenisctBB
ssion. and charges wflla
! d
w. u. johnson.
JOHNSON. WILLIAMS, -v TnWN Ks.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Paris, Lamar County Texas.
1\7 ILL practice in the Eighth Judicial District
Tt and thcSupreineCourt, and the Cuited States
District Court at Tyler. [u;:tf. ]
TURNER L. tiKEEN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Bonham, Texas.
|~| ir0ltt}"V01^ 10 Bonham. and will in tutisre de-
vote his time to his profess
on. [u7;l2in.]
john t. mi1.i.s.
n ca^es t.t protracted
it any time during the
uence with the mouth they enter.
No-etti-i ts will 1-e spared t,. advance the
iu* kn^wl^lpf ol their vuiioti* studies: and pi
isi ipUne willlte enforced.
fiiauktul lor past patronage, the Principalh||
a c. nuuuaiKf I i:u- tavors of the puhlic.
„ , '« HN ANDERS®
t larksville. Aug. 11th. 1K.K in 2u<)
MCKENZIE INSTITU'JI
ri^lll-, eijiliteenth session of this Institute will^i
on Mommy ist October nesi. and e<mtinu(lK
weeks, under the superintendence of Kev. J. 1.1
MeKen/ie. a full ci>rps of experiM
I eaehers. i buildings are large and pltBP
an-i l..-iU>r>iiory well supplied with apparatus*-^
two Departments of this Acadetnv will be «MW
distinct. ' j.
Charges for board, Tnltion, Room rent,
ing, etc., for session of forty weeks.
English Department, if paid at close. $U0
dw- '!* if n.-t paid st close. IS#
Lingual or Mathematical Department, naid
at close. $1^0
lingual or Mathematical Department, not
paid at close.
Music on I'iano Forte, with use of instrument.
Incidental tax. each atudent. Ijl
Ten per cent, allowed for all advance pavNt
1 upug charged, after the first month, from tiH'
entrance, and 110 deduction will be made under 4
circumstances, except for protracted sickneM.
Each non-resident of theCounty. onnseeurtaA
cal attendance during the session, by pavingtlSi
Principal the sum of two dollars and fiftv eeaH^
advance.
t'larksville, September o5, 185S.
DR. BPIOOKIE'S
FAMILY MEDICINE®,,
fllllE great number of new Medicines offmi*
X the public within the last few years, would)*
prevented the proprietor from submitting M Ad
, f —« « in«. uiiiias,iiii|S. Tarrant Item .. ,• 1 i Allowing valuable preparations. ' *
Grayaon. Wise. l'arkerand .J,,,,," " ! "ie tullest and molt decided evidence of
•SUTTON -v SITTt
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Red River County, Texas.
sryiT.n k. g. mii,i,s.
M I L L S & M 1 L I. S
attorneys at law.
WH'L practice in-all the Courts of ihe 8th Ju-
dicial District, in Collin and liravsot, „f ,i,e
l«tn. in the District Court of the Cnitcd
Tyler, and in the Supreme C.-.irt of the i
Address—Paris. Lamar Count v Texas'
siatos at
MALCOLM
attorney
as. (nVt;lyi
HOI.IN,
AT law,
Mount Pleasant, Titus County. Texas
COMMISSIONER FOK ALAHAMA VNHNH^KV
PCI 'IC. 111: ly
JOHN FAST* IN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
t , McB^nney, Texas.
\\TILL make colU-ctio
ff in Collin. Dallas. E
and attend to land claims
Tan
\¥riLL practice Luw in all, !,..«■ y,ieXaS' j "
W Judicial ListriJ , ^ t t?, ^ i
this State. c • "l"cmeCourt 01 !
Address,
COURTES 15
Clarksville.
SUTTON.
Tex:
Ni iu;
<!11NE E. M'TTON.
Kiauiiiia. Texas.
rilFxJDORE CAMERtiN
attorney at
LAW,
Jef*erson, Texas.
prove their
thcui
WILL v-r let.. •"■-xierson, "i'exas. j Erookes A^ueBpeoific or Tonic
also in the Sl l,J«dicial Districts; j 1 '"s remedy is ofluiol „ the public, with ftall«*«
_ (n 8:vol:15:tf.) '1 V -urt« at Tyler, j jjj1'™ P" ^
FOR SALE.
A PRINTING PI! ESS. 6i,c of
pla en 2-1 l.y Adams' make, a
little belter than new: having been
used barely enough to make it run
sniootldy. Accompany it is a rot-
ling apparatus, consisting of n
fVnm cyl,1nd*l!p ,vi,h cr:i k and
frame, and a frame with 1 >y, ro|.
order.in Boston e's' :l ^"pevier article.' made to
«om, bul ,he ? ™jJ1«"W
tmn, and capable of yield inn exc..H *. * C0,.,dl"'
for a long time.to come. " lml' ession.
trp'-" •
and a 3(Kt pound fount Small PiSriTr <U" ?°H*'
dmon, with full sons. good con-
iam'ith. STAND\R1, OFPlCE.
ed, U
It|
II
• I
hi
vc
periorny. convinced him. that it was his duijfcl
as possible, to make them generally known: "
* %isoti t hem cau and do hi test their
iiess. lor all diseases originating in a de
tate of the Liver.
The Great Southern Lirer Pills,
!* surpassed bv none. Thev are purely vMtdt
containing neither Calomel. Antimony, nor
i nuiiei ul ).reparation: but are composed eotWI
ot extracts of rare and powerful plants. tkeW"*
nou «f the SOI TH. A trial is all that is nfSlW
tliciency to those who ha\e nev«r
L O S T
must valuable remedies ever
i v ii t n-r An<i effectual cure for
AND t E\ EU and FEVER and AGL E. ?
Brooke's Stomach Bitten , j
[or th«| cure of Dyspepsia, loss of appetite,
nej. 1 alpitution of the heart. lleadaVhe, M**
Eangour. Typhoid Fever. Cholic,0§
g^non. Nervousness and all female obstruct**-
^ ,l J ««re regulat«, -
i« k i:' " . M"mach, and its action on the
P"t*'tl'f"l. that it cleanses set
Hi* v /' u"*''olesome matter, and sends itt
s ',,.tro 8n'' invigorating, giving p<
cliin* "i^ °* aii<' strength to allihe system,
^r- . s always a tendency to produtw
?S Tl Ht ,b* time weaken the"
pour ,„rr * , r,re |iu®cring from that feeling tf J
fi - , weakness, so common to such cliM^ !
tbn- valuable Tonic.
Brooke's Cholera Cure.
„ J. .ls rr«'P rat'ion is justly celebrated, a
nix I?** lor 'i.Vsentty DiariW, ot
_ f}* ■ Cholic, summer complaints, j
affections of the stomach and bowels. In'^
of y lu* this remedy has in no case failed.
incipal T "
man.
T"f aSjTf1" J«i h Wheat f„r j
144?sLid b! o a^eo; land"; da™, Xo ! • Wheel«Sk & Co.. New <
«i. dj jj. • i boanl of Land Coiniuission «ra V ^^apies, Galveston, Trian ssM
JtJSlrfiHES' cth °f principal Twras in
application will be „ —- —. ' I -
for duplicate of the aan£. P P^ l a
lOli ALI"AN URQUHART.
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De Morse, Charles. The Standard. (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 11, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 2, 1859, newspaper, April 2, 1859; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth234208/m1/4/: accessed June 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.