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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-08
UNEYAMPLED
MAMMOTH SCHEME!

THE following detail Of SCHEME OF
A LOTTERY, to be drawn in De-
cember next, warrants US in declaring It to
be UNPARALLELED in the history Of
Lotteries. Prizes to the amount have new
er before been offered to the public. II is
true there are many blanks, but on the other
hand, the extremely low charge of $40 per
Ticket-the value and number Of the Capt.
tails, and the good old custom of ,corranting
that euery Prize shall be dratcn and sold,
will, we are sure, give universal satisfac-
ton, and especially to the Six Hundred
Prize Holders.
To those disposed to adventure, we re-
commend early application being made to
US for tickets-when the Prizes are ali sold,
blanks only remain-the first buyers have
the best chance. We, therefore, emphati-
cally say-DELAY NOT! but remit and
trdnsmit to us your orders, which shall al
ways receive our immediate attention
Letters to be addressed, and application
made to
SYLVESTER & co.
l56, Broadspa y, Men York
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TO Planters.

YyHE undersigned are prepared to fur
nish any amount of the very best quail
ity of PORK and BACON, for pledges of
Cotton, to be delivered the ensuing season.
They will also sell very low for, cash.
Planters will find it to their interest to give
them call, as they are determined 10 sell
-meatas cheap as it can possibly be afforded
in this section of country.
HENRY g. HoYLE.
July Sd, 1889.
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STATE OF MIssIss1pPI,l
Jefferson County.
Gasquet Parish & Co. Fl: IA. on Bond
to Claiborne Cir
cuit court to Mop.
Alexander Martin, ct al. Term, 1889.
Planters Bank FL ta. to Clai
10 borne Circuit
Court to Nouem-
Robert T. Henderson. Der Term, 1889.
RY virtue of the above writs of fieri fa-
IL cias to me directed, will expose at
public sale to the highest bidder, in the town
Of Rodney, for ready cash,
On Monday, the 18th instant,
within tho hours prescribed by lava lot
of Merchandise, consisting of an assortment
of Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, &c
&c. Said Merchandise being levied on to
satisfy the above stated executions including
all costs.
GEORGE TORREY, Sheriff.
By WIN. B. TAYLOR, Dep. Shift.
July Sd, 1899. Cts
0rThe above sale is postponed to the
first Monday in August.
GEO. TORREY, Sheriff.
By WIN. B. TAYLOR, Dep. Stiff.
July Is, 1889
0rThe above sale is postponed until
Monday the 18th instant.
GEORGE TORREY, Sheriff.
By WIN. B. TAYLOR, Dep. Shift.
August 8, 1889. hts.
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sufficient, ffou ihe means Of the old iirus e
repay d. The people q Mississippi have
been 50 much pressed by the coercion Of the
law in favor Of creditors, who were unwll-
ling or unable to defer their collections, That
they have not had It in thcir power 20 pay
those who have been less perempto tory y their
demauds.-We cannot conclude this circular
without repeating that ~cfeelindebted 70 our
friends for the entire confidence which they
have evinced in as, and that we shall seize
our liabilities as quickly as possible; a ne
same time remarking, that al the avenues Of
negotiation being closed to US At present, We
beg our creditors to wait until the new crop
begins to come into market.
We are, respectfully,
your obedient servants,
BENNETT, FERRIDAYS e. CO.,
w. & II. FERRIDAY g. CO., NatchcM
June 20, 1890. Tiff
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A CARD.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF RODNEY, J
July Is, 1889.

COMMERCIAL BANK OF KoDNEY,1
July Is, 1889.
nUBLICITY having been given to an
idle rumor that the Post Notes of this
Bank were regularly protested in Philadel-
phia as they matured; and the editor of the
Port Gibson Correspondent, improving upon
the rumor, adds his fears that sit is true
that the Checks of the Commercial Bank of
Rodney are coming back under protest for
large amounts" the public are hereby re-
specially informed that such statements are
entirely gratuitous.
The only instance Of which the under
signed has any knowledge Of such protests,
was fora small amount Of post notes made
payable at the Manufacturers and Mechan-
'ics' Bank, Philadelphia, last month, (not
exceeding twenty-six hundred dollars in all)
and these, it is presumed, have been re-
deemed, as it was owing to a trifing delay in
the transmission of funds, that they were mol
met at maturity with interest.
The whole amount of post notes issued
by this Bank, payable at Philadelphia, new
er reached $1,000, and they are allmatured,
lts checks payable at other Banks have moi
been protested since 1887, and it has moi
5000 outstanding.
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TICKETS $20-NO SHARES.
MODE OF DRAWING.

100000 Tickets, from to loo, 900, will
be put in ene Wheel, and 600 Prizes With
the Blanks, in another. To every Number
q Prize or Blank will be drawn, until IN The
Prizes are determined, leaving The balance
Of Numbers insthe Wheel, BLANKS.
OMessrs. Josiah Lawton and Il. w.
Warrington are aeentsfor the sale Of Tick
cts ii the above Lottery.
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A CARD.

TyHE undersigned have associated tfeniz
selves under the firm of MURRAY 50
GARNETT, for the purpose of transactins
the Mercantile Basiness in this place.----
They have purchased the entire stock Of
Goods of Conrad S Knight, which with an
additional supply Of seasonable goods order
ed from the East, will render their stock
complete. They respectfully solcita slfara
Of the patronage Of their friends and the
public generally.
EDWARD B. MURRAY,
THOMAS w. GARNETT
March 9, 1889. 43-l2ts
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Dissolution.

THE Co-partncrship existing between
the subscribers since the first of Janu1
airy last, under the style and firm Of
DONOHO g. BLANCHARD.
Is this day dissolved, and Jas. III. Blanchard
is authorised tosettle the business Of the late
6rm.
MM. C. DONOIIO.
JAS. HI. BLANCHARD.
s4Church Hill, May l4th, 1889 l-3m
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gwHM PWRTERF1E %,
Barber 4 Fashionable Hair Dresser;

Respectfully tsnders his services to the
citizens Of Rodney and vicinity. From
many years experience in his business i'd
other sections OF the country, and a desire TO
please, he hopes to merit and receive Ii
beral share Of custom.
Razors put in order on short notice.
July l, 1889. Off \
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WATUlE gggOIlRN0

Il GOLD PATENT LEVER WATCH
was stolen from the subscriber at the
June term of the Circuit Court of Jefferson
County, at Fayette, in room in James Tru-
ly's Tavern. Said Watch was made by nj.
I. Tobias & Co. Liverpool, with gold dial,
full jewelled, No. 1916. Attached to the
watch was ribbon guard, with brass key
thereon, and the crystal cracked across the
centre. A liberal reward will be given for
fhe recovery Of the same, or any informa-
ton give so that can obtain it. Jewellers
and Watch makers are requested to retain
1t should it be discovered, or get in their
possession, and inform me Of the fact of their
obtaining it. C. RAWLINGS.
Natchez, July 25, lS39-3t.
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No Combination Numbers.
100000 TICKETS, FROM NO. !
UPWARDS IN SUCCESSION.

The Deeds Of the Property and the Stock
transferred IN trust to the Commissioners
appointed By the said Act of the Legisla-
ture of Florida, for the security Of the
Prize Holders.
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CFrau0 Zeal Estate s. 38auk Gtoc1
LOFT u BEo
OF Property situated iss Neao
Orleans.

The Richest ind most Magnificent Scheme
cper presented to the Public, IN this or any
other country.
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Produce.
ID n00 Lbs. BACON, sides and
SO Bills. MESS PORK,
IS do. Prime PORK,
All first rate articles, just received and
for sale at the store Of MURRAY g. GAR
NETT, by
E. G. WOOD.
June 81, 1880.
Mess Prok,

Mess PrOk,
4 Superior lot of Mess Pork, put up 10
n barrels and half barrels, expressly for
family use, for sale by
HENRY s. HOYLE.
July Is, 1889.
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$500 Reward.

ID ANYWAY, or was stolen, from the
III plantation Of the late Walker Nash,
on Sunday night, the 10Th instant, two negro
men, viz:
SAM-About IS years Of age, stout built,
very high breast, eye bones sunk, large
mouth, and inclined to talk . great deal;
SANDY-About 80 years Of age, verv
remarkable for his short chest, or body, BE-
| ing not more than 10 inches from his crotch
to his neck; very pleasant countenance.
small whiskers. about S feet high, and can
read. J.
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Superfine Cloths.
II very superior lot of Blue and BlacG
n Cloths, Just received and lor sale by
GRIPPING j. CAROIHERS
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and the thief be brought to justice, or $25|
JOHN D. JAMES.
DY the above advertisements, it will be
ID observed that am accused Of theft
charged with q crime, the blacklist known
to the laws Of our country, and punishable
with death the most dreaded aud disgrace
full. Why Philip o. Hughes, an old and
protested friend of my fathers while livIng
pnd the man looked upon as my best
friend-selected and solicited for my guanu
dian,--should thus charge me publicly,
without the least shadow Of ground for gus
picion, with a crime calculated to ever blast
my prospects, and ruin the reputation Of my
family, am at a loss to know. The charge
was evidently grounded in unprovoked ma
lice from his allusipn to my ssdttcmpt to take
cf the phole property belonging to the cs-
tate" without farther explanation. have,
It is well known, in communication which
appeared in the "Fayette Advertiser = some
time in April, made known the cause tina,
induced me to remove the property, which
was satisfactory to every honest man. The
charge preferred by John d. James, is also
lgroundless and equally shocked me. wat
in Illinois, where | had gone to spend the
summer, when | was made cognizant of these
publications in the aLouisville Journal, -
started Immediately for this place, and arri
we'd this morning; and now call for, and will
have legal investigation Of the matter
and prove them base, malicious, damnabl'
islanders.
| T. M. NASH.
| Rodney, June 18th, 1889.
Tiff
| The Louisville Journal, Natchez Courier
land Fayette Advertiser, will give two lnser
Itions in their weekly to the last abov,
mentioned notice, and forward accts to thi
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-08
TRUSTEES Sale.

DURkIC NOTICE KS HEREBY g.
VEN, that ia pursuance & he provi-
slons Of certain Deed Of Trust, or Mort
gago with the power Of sale, executed BY
King H. Holmes to me, bearing date the
sixth day Of January, 1896, for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of ten Promissory
Notes, or the amount that is due, made by
said Holmes to me, amounting in the aggfe-
gate to $4,000, 1 will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder, on the premises,
On Monday, the 18th day of August merit,
at IL o'clock (noon) Of said day, one undivi-
de4 half or moiety Of .
Plantation or Tract of Land
LYING IN THE COUNTY OF JET.
ferson and State Of Mississippi, eight miles
east Of Rodney, containing in all about 1850
acres, and bounded by lands Of Andrew
Montgomery, Thomas Miller, the Coles
Creek, lands of the heirs Of Ezekiel New
man, of the heirs of A. B. Bradford, Josiah
Stone, the heirs Of James G. Harrison, de-
ceased, the heirs Of Reuben Goodrum, do
ceased, David BulIin, and James Snodgrass;
it being the Plantation on which resided
in 1886.
Also, one half Of the following
Negro Slaves,
together with their increase since the 9th
|of January, 1886, TO wit:
STEPHEN, LEAH, ABNER,
MOLLY, MINGO, POLLY, BEN,
AMANDA, PRIMUS, RACHEL,
and three children, (LAURA,
CATHARINE and INCREASE);
ROSS, MARIA, LEWIS, SALLY,
and child (MARLA); PASCHAL, s
BETTY, TOM, FANNY, GEORGE,
SARAH, and tro children, DILL
and CLARISSA); HARRY, ISAAC,
WINNY, and child (E1MELINE);
| DAVID, MILLY, and child
| (CHARLOTTE); BARRY, LEAH
ANN; a child, (ALEXANDER);
NED, PHEBE, and taro children,
(MARTH4 and ALFRED); BILL,
PEYTON, RICE, BARBARA,
| ELIAS, SAMSON, NINA. and
child (LOUISA); RIAL, jim,
HEZEKIAI, MARY, and tro sons
(CYRUS and GEORGE); SAM,
and his son (SHEPPARD):
ANGELINA, CLANCY, ANN,
MARCH, MARYANN, LUCY,
LUCY, and her fire children,
| (MARIA, DAVID, JONES,
| MARY, and JANE); SOOKEY,
and BEN.
Also, one halt of all the stock Of
Horses, Oxen, and other Cat
tie; Sheep and Hogs.
Also, one half of all the
Farming Utensils and Tools
or such part MS will pay the balance of sal
Notes, and all costs.
! The above sale is to be made by tn
agreement Of myselfand Janson ". Holmes
acting Administrator of the estate of Kin
II. Holmes, deceased, and is for the pur
pose Of winding up and settling the bushes
between the estate of King H. Holmes an
myself
THO. G.. VAUGHAN,
Rodney, June 81, 1889. It's
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SPLENDID SCHEME!m!!!!!

PrIZe-IHE ARCADE-2S6 feet,
5 inches, lines, on Ma
gazine street; lO1 feet,
IL inches, on Natchcz
street; l26 feet, 6 inches,
on Gravier street. Rent
ed at about 1877 90 per
annum. Valued at SIC
l Prize-CITY HoTEL-l62 feet
on Common street; l46
feet. 6 inches, on Camp
street. Bented at $685.
600. Valued at 81
Prizo-DwELLrNc HOUSE, adj
joining the Arcade) No.
is, "a feet, 7 inches
front on Natchez street.
Ren'ed at $1,000. Va
lued at
! Prize-Ditto-( adjoining the Ar
cade) No. Is, % feet
front on Natchez street.
Rented at 81, 200. Va
lued at
Prize-Ditto-(adjoinin theAr-
cade) No. 90, % feet
front on Natchez street.
Rented at 200. Va
lued at
Prize-Ditto-No. %, North
east corner of Basin and
Custom-house sire ct, 40
feet front on Basin, and
40 feet on Franklin ST
by 1877 feet deep in
Custom-house SIT Rent
ed at 81 500. Valued at
Prize-Ditto-No. "a, South
west corner of Basin and
Custom-house street; 80
feet, 7 inches on Basin,
50 feet, Z inches on
Franklin, l27 feet, 1Oa
inches deep in front
of Custom-houee street.
Rented at $1,000. Va
lued at
Prize-Ditto-Ne. 800, "a feet,
8 inches on Royal street,
by 1877 feet IL iuches
deep. Rented at ST, 900.
Valued at
Prize-25O Shares Canal Bank
Stock. 800 each,
200 ditto Commercial
Bank. 500 each,
|" -15O ditto Mechanics g.
Traders. $1OO each,
II /" loo ditto City Bank.
800 each,
+" loo ditto ditto ditto ditto
II 6 loo ditto ditto ditto ditto
so shares of Exchange
Bank. 800 each,
IL !" so ditto ditto ditto ditto
= -25lditto Gas Light Bank
800 each,
II !" -25 ditto ditto ditto ditto
II /" -15 shares Mechanics, e.
Traders Blk. 600 each
6 --15 ditto ditto ditto ditto
go g Each 100 shares Of the
Louisiana State Bank.
500 each. Each prize
81 600 :
10 " Each 2 shares Of 800
each, each prize Of $500
ofthe Gas Light Bank
200" Each / share Of 800,
Of the Bank Of Louisiana
2OOss Each / share Of 400. Of
the New Orleans Bank
$50" Each ! share of 800, Of
the Union Bank Florida
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81 ~ on. the 24th day of Decembe3
81 last, a bay horse, about is hand
high, between FIVE and seven years cid
having..a long tail, and flowing name, trot
well and PAGES little. Also, q brigh!
sorrel mare, II or 10 hands. high, 5 or (
years old--paces tolerbly well; | think sh}
has three white feet, but not POSITIVELY
certain. They both were missing at th1
same time, and it is more than probable thai
they continued together until taken up
A liberal reward will be given for theil
delivery at my place, near Fauvers Oh
stand, Jefferson county, or for such infor
nation as may lead to their recovery.
JOSHUA ]. GALTNEY. 4
March 10, 1889 no 34-3t
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TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE, Fs
DECEMBER LIST, 1889.
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SCHMIDT 8; HAMILTON. Managers.

SYLVESTER g. Co.,, l56, BroadsDu
Neu York, Sole Agents.
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Tickets only $40!

Authorized By an Act Of the Legislative
Assembly Of Florida, andi under the direc
tons Of the Commissioners, acting undc,
the same.
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arms, large rolling eyes when little scdr-
ed; about ~ years Of age, scar on the
corner Of his mouth. II il supposed that
Nash will make for Kentucky or Indiana,
through the northern part Of this State.
will give 800 reward for the appre-
hension Of said slave and thief, if the slave
DO securedin any Jail sothaf get him again,
and the thief be brought to justice, or $25
for the slave alone.
JOHN D. JAMES.
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Sheriff Sale.

STATE OF MIssIss1ppr,l
Jefferson County.
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A List of Letters

RS inning in the Post Office at Rodney on
tn 6rst day Of July, 1899; and if not
TAX out before the first day of October
!. nextJ ril be sent to the General Post
Office dead letters.
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The Louisville Journal, Natchez Courier,
and Fayette Advertiser, will give two lnser-
tons in their weekly to the last above
mentioned notice, and forward accts to this
office.
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I'D ANYWAY, or was stolen, from the
IL plantation of the late Walker Nash,
on Sunday night, the 10Th instant, two negro
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Bacon.
~ Casks Bacon, superior article, 20
~ sale by
June IL 1899.
DIR. E. d. Pickett,

June II 1899;
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HEMORRHOIDs.

II AVS LINIMENT.-Ne Fiction.-This ex
traor'llnary chemical composition, the rcsul
OF science, and the invention II a celebrated medi
| cal man, the introduo n Of which to the public
was invested wit. the soIcrnn,ly of a dea,hbe,
be9unst, has since gained reputation unpara eled
tl'ly sustaining the correctness of the Iamcntct
Or Griiley's last confession, that =" he dared mol
die without giving to postrrty the hcucft of hi.
knowledge on this subject" and he therefor
b,queathcd to his friend and attendant, Sviomo,
Hays, the secret of his discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospitaIs, anc
the private practice in our country, first and mos
| certainly to the cure of the Piles, and SO extern
sively and EN- stualiy as to battle crcdulity unless
where its etfec>s are witnessed Externally in Il,
following complaints:
For Drorsy-Creating extraordinary absorpt,
At once.
All Swellings-Rcducng thcn in a few hours
khcumatlsm-Acute Chronic, giving auic,
Sore Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Coll,.
Group aud Whoopng Cough-Extcrnally, aud
over the Chest
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-Curinr in a
Sores and Uccrs-Whcthor fresh or long
Standing, and fever Sores
Its operations upon adults and children in reduc
ing rheumatic swcngs, and loosoning coughs nn,!
l'ghtness OF the chest ny relaxation of the parts,
has hccn surprising beyond conception. The
"''''''."h iHiii'h " LibSC WI9 nave used the
Piles, is " 1t acts like charm"
The fIL ES-fhc price, 81 is refunded to any
person who will use bottle of Hays Linimen,
tor the Piles, and return the empty bntte without
being cured Those the positive orders of the
proprietor to the Agents; and out Of many thou
sands sold, not one has been un.nccrs<fuI
w night insert certificates I" any length, but
prefer that those who sell tho article, should OK.
h'hit the original to Purchasers.
CAUIlON-None can be genuine without
splendid engraved wrapper, OH whic! is my name,
nad also that Of the Agents.
SOLOMON NAYS.
=, Sold Wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCK l.
Co, Now York, and by ono Druggist in everv
town in the Unon
For sale by the Wholesale Agents, corner of
Com non u Tci.oupitoulas street, aud by the
Apotliecarics generally. ;c3n
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Terms Of the Newspnpsr Press Of New Orleans
unanimously agreed to At IN adj surnpd meeting Of
7 the prnnriet,rs II. i'd m the I:{i| # March,

4 OrteHUS
unanimously agreed to At IN adj.urnrd meeting Of
the Propreturs, held on the 18th Of March, 1897.
SUBscRlP Twelve Dollars for the daily pa
dollars for the triweekIy country paper payable
wear in advance, whore CITY reference is siven.-
Five dollars for the Waekly; PAYABLE ir alvance. M
settled. In case of di continuance one weeks notice
in prit,nS mast iwarlab given, previous to tn
EXPIRATION Of subscription.
ADvERr,srNe.-One dollar per square for the first
Insertion, and half that price for each subsequent
an, material alteration iro tho original advertisement
will be charged US new one.
YEARLY Recommendations and Ira erS,
orty dollars FOL English aone and sixty for both Ian
sdagas; Banks, Insurance Offices and other sniar
public institutions, fifty dollars in English only, and
t'ghsr for both languages; Ship and Steamboat Fac
ors, Commission merchants sixty dollars IN Eng sh
no, and eighty for both languages.
MARRIAGES, Obituary NOTICES, and articles call
ing the attention Of the public to safes o. property,
cards Of passengers, benefits, &c &c will be charge
dollar pei square for tho first insertion in each Ian
5uiye.
COMMUNICATIONS, or Advertisements, of any person.
al nature, whca admissible. shall be charged double,
and in advance.
deduction Of twenty five per cent. will be made to
Auctoneers Sherfs, Registers of Wills and NlnrshaIs
on I:1es OF rev. ?sEe H n nen
o. other property.
ADvERrIsEMENrs out Of the drcc, line of business
OF the advertiser, such legal, auction, and panta
ion sales, runaway slaves, stray animals, &c. &c. will
be charged for sepa. "ely, aud ut the ordinary rates
ADVERTISEMENTS not specified as to time, will be
published one nsnth, and charged accordingly
No advertisements of bankruptcies will be published
n any case unless paid for previous t" insertion,
payment guaranteed by responsible person in town:
Inrutres and ether places OF amusement, advertising
daily the season. he charged $loo for tnslish
lone, and $50 in both languages
All announcements Of can liatts for political n!hces
will be charged double the price of other advertise
ments
Owing to the Immense loss sustained by newspaper
prorpicors, thew have to the conclusion that the
e tl,ncn
within ono month after presentation, shall he made
know $50 far prncticable to each othnr-they obi
eating themselves advertise or print for such
delinquents unless in case of Advance payments;
,>igned) J. C. De Sr. HOMES
J. BAYON,
p. p. REA,
&c. PRENDERGAST,
JOHN GIBSON,
LUMSDEN.
WeeMy Prcss.-We, the undersigned, agree to abide
by the above condtios far they applicable to
weekly papers. ,......-
(Sisned) A. Is i-AWjth We.
So No subscriptions taken for '-s hoe 9"'h's'
Letters must. ia Ill cases, be pos pu'I.