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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-07

Supcrllne Trench Drab BIanktlS, IIU- cOa1sl
With q cd assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Fan
cv Vesting's Soae rich and rare), great variety
Winter Shawls, embracing suine ot quite new
Cambrics, Jaconeti., cross bard Muslins plan and
fg'd Swiss do Green, Pink Blue and BllI Cham
hray's; white and cold L. Wool Hose; white aud
cold Cotton do; white and cold Cotton and l..
Wop halt Hose Ladies aud Gents cold 1hihii
Wool Gloves blk an.' col'd Kid d. with a great
variety of Trimmings and small notions nurnc-
rous to mention, hich we will sell as low any
house in he city. for ca h, produce such Corn
Oats Pork, Lard, Flaxsee ed, Beeswax, Fea hers,
White Beans, &c, K {. ms
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-07

SGnA CASES Boots and Shoes, just received and
~OU for sale low, by
diff J. Fl MAGHEE s. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04
Telegraplio Reports.

BUFFALo August IBj0
The receipts since last have been 1000 barrels Of
Flour. and 6oOo bushels Of Wheat; of Corn, none
Flour is In moderate request at prizes rather in favor
Of the buyer sales of Michigan have been made at
So 81 81. There Is not much In auiry for W neat
neither is there much activity in Cora but have
no change to notice in prices Sales of Ohio Whiskey
have been effected at 24c Freishts remain
ALBANY, August 3 1850
The past "a hours receipts have been Flour, $500
barrels; wheat, none; corn, 900 bsshels Flour Is
steady, but not very active. There Is good milling
demand for prime wheat 4 900 bushels Of ordinary
Genesee sold At 81 rs Sales made Of 10000
bus two rowed barley to arrive in three 62sc
Csc Corn is steady at yesterdays rates with sales Of
5000 bushsls Of estern mixed at 62c to arrive in
week days. Oats somewhat better. 1000
bushels have been sold at dc
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ssss EN- R;ssss "',,
en-; chss chsl.Iert CID Thompsop. liverpool ~ rap
BMssNLuci9a. Maria Rich. MAl.s., Crosby. Croker
ton; Wolfe. Davis New Orleans Foster Nckers'n;
a hl Di''r DlfsH' Geo. Demins Churchill Port Wall
hTss-na,Gn Ora, Way wSslsS:ships &C. gqy
* 6 sgS sn frsy B san
6 6 s @ Pee x sss%'s,
mill Co ARE wiaehesssn Phladsphia oOsrOn. Psndo-
Tcvs..as Jones' As1sHS1 w.spE.0n CITY
Bsit%.rs Horse Barnes wrishs Do; Ann smith INV
him. PsiladelphA 3 Lewis Mar,hail Do Hand Cam
faa s%i Ss% sur.. an, willard
Providence.
si E asS.r si Psas 1ufs y css Isa r.
ehasssd Signals with ship naniiton steering d 2Sh LAT
iss,s
od. SPOKE sSip BansSioi a 81 sawyer %
day. ~. fr na SsT n o,ern. for LySsrgool
psIeSssrs 70 Davis Brsef: Co. '' WIN
Brig sovs Scott. (BEl suaes, Liverpool MS. IL days.
Sch, BressaIS tsi fhIssspAial sh.nh!n St Johns.
sehr L ftans, Ise%sn. $. Gsorfs. NIB, lsa.ys;
schr Perry, Thomas Newbern NC. days. with naval
schr W Lentz, Wood, Virginia, 3 days
schr r Riddle. Perry, Virginia, DAYS.
Schr Frances Incline, Let's. Virgins. 2 days.
Schr Sarah Augusta, Truax Virginia, s days.
Schr Adams Treat, Parker, baltimore, days.
Sohr Merrill Strong, Baltimore, days
sssr E%siin. Josssop. Cole, I4isi%ore' days
Sehr Rio, Castle, Phadelphia.
Sehr Silvia Hishee. Higbee Phiadslphis for Bristol
sehr Woleott, Besrse, Boston, days.
Sehr Undine, Penhelt, Portland, 2 days.
Schr Gen Warren, Whittsm, Thomaston.
schr Parmalee Clark from ship Toonderoga with dry
goods.
sshr splendid oNeil from lhip Tiooaderos.. with
and the steerage passenf era baggage.
Sloop Saml Hall, Andrews, Portland, 2 days.
Sailed.
efips Marnon, and Columbus. for Liverpool: Cotton
Planter for Antwerp; Wiehelhsussn. Hull bark Jashua
Brsgdsn.
Wind during the day Sou thesst.
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sa Z: 81 $s'::: :ss
wsi, Grim. d. Coming up brig Linden. IRON Nvsri
.s 1. .,.s:
s ssi s.sssa ss
'i Hnsson on sI' july @.srr vol.,s. Nyork.
:ssr. E s.ass f sssss
GGca:I.sd Wilcox rhil.Ss f%lip: Hail
brig SINAI. k a. s.s:
soriIs July cid ship PacOius Noses NYorl; bark s.
NV 6nns.s: July % CID ship INLAND tBrsn, w.sA-
ter Brsmsn brig Union, RadOvieh Vera crss Bonita sSsa
Nrx,onr. July sl.Brts Enosh Pratt Hall PAIL Riv:s
1SI vJ'r RANDALL En s%,h 5 s!s5
% n .G ssa % 1
ssssss 81 oss
rss,y %%'af'Si Ts
iss bsssra ssr .lsoG
see. Ts%psan cssnpss and
a ssr.c s sss rs.s a.
YORK Republic. AiSssy. '' o''s'''
for sophia Godfrey PrRsns Allyn. p"ss for
81 IN E 49, WIN %snsg yo1
B,al0rd for EYeIf sa sehT Jhos RstsIip .iss.y
sFs SsiiEs;y
Erie Ssra,n an. sS Psaos.oos Seymour New
Lss;snss Yssssass
Hutchinson, BALTIMORE Emporium Shropshire. Philadsi-
pha; Seaport, Baker, Philadelphis; Dayton. Het-
New n s:.
tctIs and one collier Sid schrs Mexico, vAnneman,
Philasep ha; Gen Scott Edwards do Isaac Tunne
non do naIeelus, Partridge do VIM Cobb. Bradley do
PORTSMOUTH. July 2S-Arr br:gs Hnckley, johnson,
Philadelphia 29th Pennell Stoser aud Helen
Hall DO; sehrs Superior Allen, Rondeu 5h. Orzava and
mary farrow Pensacola Hannah Abigail, Crane Norfolk.
PORTLAND, Aug Arr schr Harp. Waite Baltimore.
RocKLAsp formerly East Tnomastonl July 2-Arr hres
sha%roea Cnsreston; sts sehI Vensovi Hatch NYork
Clarendon NYerk. SID svth schrs Albany Pa ket.
Uewett. and Zephyr Crockett NYork.
sroNrSoToS. July Sl-,rr schrs Two Brothers. Allen
for Bedford.
sArpwicu AYR Arr st Cohasset Mar ows, brig Times,
Binekley. Baltimore.
sAL.s, Aug l-Arr brig Lamartne. sen.er Phaaelphia
schrs John SNOW Gordon do; Nary Clark Sxif NYork
TAunros July 3-Sd sehrs koscius, Mt Hope, and Anne
In. York.
TARPAuLiN Cove July Slsld. 20 SAIL including brig
ehanic Bryant, from Aachias for NYork schrs Hart,
from Calais for do; Jenny Lind, from Bangor. foe
WILMINGTON, g. July 5a-Arr sehrs Jonas Smith, VIII
ams NYork Ira Brewster Horton. NYork brig Maria Br
Wylie, Newport.
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to return 10 the United States; at which time the
money and private property belonging 10 each OF
the prisoners should be Restored. According to
what hos Teen s,id abpvr, Sac % with All
their apIuItenances, and the captured arms aud
provisions, should be coniscated 10 the benefit of
The State, with which duty the Caballero Fiscal
should be charged, In order that il may be executed
in the shortest time possible for judicial pro cess
The former captain Of the Susan Loud, and
three sailors who went to Cardenas on the Cresle,
aie, 10y The order of the Captain General, gwen on
the l9lh May last, declared outlawed; on this ac-
count, the description of those individuals will be
taken according to the shp-ros, in order that the
law be complied with
The undersigned purposey alb stains from obser-
vations or statements Of any kind concerang Rufus
Benson, Captain of the Georgiana, his pilot, Jose
Grafton, and the sailors belonging 10 the same
vessel, Nathan Dawson, Robert j. Burdy, James
Morris, or concerning the pilot Of the Susan ,ud,
Thomas G.. Hale, and the sailors of the same,
james Stewart, Daniel Blair, John Hamer, and
Andrew Jinkhanz. AS TO the proceeding, relative
TO Benson, Grafton, and Hale, they snould pro-
coed according 10 the form prescribed in the royal
order of January Slh, 1890 The case will, there
fore, again devolve ON The Caballero Fiscal, rs
soon he shall have finished that which is di-
rected in the foregoing, The sailors being detained
until further orders.
the auditor desires yoGr Excellency TO declare
lei, legal as founded on art IS, trat 2, tit of the
Odsadn sas de Ia armada of 1893 the detention at
Contoy Of the bark Georgiana and the brig Susan
of the station and his naval forces, after he had
ofened and perused the correspondence of the pi-
rates, according TO the powers conceded by her
Majesty in such cases, in the royal order of 1903
I'd, thar in view Of the Individually unlawful EN-
ployment of The said vessels, detained at Contoy,
proved 10 have carried men, arms, munitions, and
provisoDs Tor the piratcal expedition of Lopez,
they be declared con6scated, with all their appur
teuaDces for the benefit of the state; 3D. that the
proceedings agains, the fortytwo prisoners already
named, be confirmed. they being liberated for the
reasons already stated-ihe most excellent Seniors
the Captain General the island, and the Command
ant General of the station, being previously agreed
concerning the particulars 4th, that the descrip-
lions of Capt. Pendleton and three sailors, who
went the Creole 10 Cardenas, be RENTED to the
Captain General. 9th, and lastly, that the process
be given 10 the Cabaero Fiscal, in order that pro-
ceedipgs may be continued against the above
named Benson, Grafton, and Hale, the sailors be-
fore mentioned being detained. Your Excellency,
without doubt, will decide as you may deem proper.
HAVANA, July 10, 1850
After this follows an order for the execution of
the above, signed by Jose Antonio Nieto.
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for Orleans. HOLDERS very firm. For -four, SIS Is APP
pears TO be the uniform asking price Rye -four and
corn meal held ut 81 87k. New Southern rad
W ga iii 200 old Pennsy lyan;a white, l23c Rye,
Csc yellow c..n is scarce at $50 Oats Al 4se.
Foreign freights are merely nominal Golfers
ut Soc to New York. 81 10 20 Rhode Island aud
4 In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04
Naval Intelligence.

Co9IMoIoRE JACOB JoSEs.-We regret to learn
that this distinguished and aged officer, long or
Iainent TO the navy, and one OF The most gallant
is entertained of his recovery philadelphia North
d,neitcoH. fugpst 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04
R.eprr. nv rsr No.rp Rvs. Bears.
MARKETS ELsEwaERE

rrrrArsfrsuA, Apsust S-fUf Bosrd-tpe Sehuylkiil
Navigation S. - roo United stats Ga - iW ~. stss
eTS fprrpsy,sris Eailrcsd sst 10 wimisgtos ksrcsa
%r see Csmcen and Amscy ksiircsa - ~ sco.a
boure- tHs tsncer ana hrboy Ca 30 rsS eeed sgrt
ssse ts 7s,.s 80 wiirirsto. Haresd ga 9ik Oshsres
heseins Esiirosa, fsA.
rr-fPSrlc MAnsErS.
rpu.nsi rutA >itnnss., August y Small srles ~
tosion, ~ ~ Itc IA urlssds sna i3h lisc.
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Telegraph Marine Reports.
NEW On. xAss, July -.
Arrved-Ship Middlesex, Boston.
EoRyoLK, Aug 2.
ArTiyed-Brig Velocity (Brl from Jamaica.
Cieared-Brig Alvsno. for Barbados.
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SHIPPING.

LvERPooI-Packet Ship C.lumbus-Col AAsmson, New
York. Miss Kate OSuii van, Liverpool; Mr. Park dor Mr.
Sutton, Irela nd-46 in second cabin.
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Passenger Sailed I,

Passengers Arrived.
sAeuA LA GRANDE-Bark Mary Elen-Mr Joseph Madden.
Mr. Antonio Euerido.
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The eseers ttess Ships viii ecll.
dlIer huhen. specie, iswery prscious stones metals
uness bills OF adng are rgust therefor aad the valuS
thereof. therein expressed.
E,0R LIyERPoOI--UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAM
= chip rACIflC; Capt. Ezra rye-This steamship win
depart with the mails for Europe positively Saturday
August y tn from her berth the foot Of Canal
berth secured till paid for All letters and pass
through the efhee For freight
squaisd &C for elegance comfor apply
EDWARD X. COLLINS, IS Wall street.
The steamer ATLANTIC viii succeed the Pacific. san
September
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M E DICAI..

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III copf A DUANE srRKEr, aAs. sos THs
s,t - nrtees yeas echfpea his ps.stss. ~ s ,r-..-
<ercnria and ether si-ess-s ~ asairats nsssv~.
30 erre the nest sE--ss s>ses 81 ths ssecnss sa<
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04
| INITEp. STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COuPANY.-

80 3 S.i,:s s
are enabled TO that their Arrangements
ss;s
hips the fsche Ia ecnnsesisn With sieir ssip Prom Se
Ys 70 Ss,s :, K, ,y ,sr, gr,vsa sps. ur.s
sell tickets for through from in
Who scad procure .s. s,.ss
a, ana BY vs,sh vhssysr might asaca
gnfers.ees dcuies and the prsvsisnce lever ~
ss and sss,a
at the ishnus which isersas.a BY n. mpa,ssss Of
s sss could p 81 II r.s
s'ss' i::
pror@s TRIP. 70 San fIaseieo and sses 20 ass, he
,s%r.1y are 'sis sy' phi: Ss
WIN ana ds:g.,sS Ts.ii fssis. liz:
s::,:,: KS: s;'.,
Their A,.n,is Ana Gulf line from New YORK % cssss Of
SShGlboA S S.S,.is I Is,... uaSa
m. between III; s.. r e. sss.a, s:s
s rs 1 ,Is rs a. NO ff 'ers 2.
speed sapsrer %%oasn: x their Ne.
Il: ss
sss s,s.n, shssssh p;s'sse 70 California The Georgia
" D R6iEsrs. cor Ware. and WEI. st.
Sassss "a: "a 4.TIS. s.s:
70 reach Pas sbont this 18th Of sups-
rsr seoou modstions for Al r.
mama viii Be csnssned 70 Corvins Brother Co. tone Of
the hrm b. Corwise the American Coasul for pas
from Panama 70 San Frapcisco apply 10 losEPH r.
MARTIN. No south street, or 10 Fletcher wastray,
fAssnt for Ccrvine. Brother q Co y No n Fronts
THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA CHA
- Grss dircct-1he splendid STEAMSHIPS CHGKOR ri
Henry Mind Commander .ill leave her dock Pier No.
n for ChsEres. direct Tuesday, 31h At
scock Passengers will place their baggage on board ~
tay vfsvieua For passage apply TO
HoTLAND AsPINwALL
81 and IS south strees
The steamship Pbilade phs. Robert m. Pearson
mAndsr gill succeed the Chsroiee. SATURDAY.
Aurpst nth 81 three o'clock.
CALifoRNIA THROUGH TICKETS ron isrH Au-
~ sustfor sale 81 the cnornis Pass
v-lnrsftal Information sopeernins pssesse By al
oues snd lines freely unicatsd information
Address, postpaid, ARNOLD BUFYUM
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MAaIVImE IRTELLIer G n.


rUN So MOON l IS
Sun sErs -. .......... OF MON :. Is
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
York and LvsrreoL-The ships composing this line

fork and NverpooL-rhe ships competing th line
ths
ATLANTIC, Captain West. ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. BALTIC, Captain Comstosh.
ADRIhfIC, Captain Grafton.
These shps having built by expressly
ssrvios every t5s
struotion also in their engines
speod and their rodatsns for passengers
squaled for elegance comfort Price passage from New
York TO Liverpool $3.50 exclusive OF
roems s No berths until paid fer. An exper
enced win be attached teach ship For freight
EpW'p T. CoILINs 81 Wau stres,
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a. u DUANE srRKEr, aAs. toa THs
>nrteer ycare. ocnfred his ~ tie tr-.t
<ercurh and ether si~ees-s ~ feiicafe nsssv~.
- erre The aest 81 thss stecnss saA
- Ess rue-sd y ", y iff asFa psv<ssa cssA %
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THILApkLFHIA, -
Arrvsd-sehrs Ridgway. STOW, 81 Thomas; Psrseve-
rance Torrey and Jackson, BlAckman, Boston, steamer
Novelty BriFrs NYork.
Ciearedstss mshI Osprey Dickesson Charleston; ship
Delta, Doane st John NIB; bark Creole, Watts brigs
Pearl nardins Logan Treat and Mar, a. crowel BOston
Maria Louisa Wurfurt. Laguayra Fabens Fontaine st
yago de Cuba; Albert Fitzgerald hppegsn NIB; Harriet
Berry. st Thomas sehrs Rainbow. Emsrson Asxandris
Moses Brswn, Hall Previdence Mary Ann, Sckerson, And
Luther Childs Baker Boston Perseverance Torrey ksx
bury Dylwn, Norris, NYorh barge nichigss, Jones' do;
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stip Charlotte Juiy ss ~ Ion 20 W. bcund vess
ship Tsmarak. from New oriesns Ter Bull July lat &C.
Ion s6
ship, supposed he tSe Fairfield for csarieson v,s
passed "a the Frying Pan shos Eth uis By the Abel
At Charleston.
Atell, At Charieston
Sen. s.., :, k % s,y' from Psa'soos for
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Wind during the day Southeast.
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LsrrHn BAos per steamer Asia for Halifax and Liver
pool will close at the Exchange Reading Room 7 Exchange
be re-paid TO destin alton.
Letter Bags for Havana, Jsmaica Chsgros Lima vapa.
san dwioh Islands, and the Pacific will close
above oficc, on Tuesday. Aug. Is.
Letter 81 Wall street.
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CAL1foRNIA THROUGH TICKETS roR isrH Az
~ kustfor sale 81 the cnforns
vy -ln..usi Information concerning pssssss BY an
routes snd hncs freely communicated lnformatien Cir
Address, postpaid, ARNOLD BUFTuM
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-11-05
A n A DID r Z S S

THE CITIZENS OF WILKINSON COUNTY.
Fellow- Citizens The Governor of our State,
in the exercise of the constitutional power
vested in him, has convened the Legislature
ITO take into consideration the alarming state
Of our public affairs, and, if possible, avert the
evils which impend over us; that the State
may be placed in an attitude TO assert her SOW
sreignty, and that the means may be provided
tomeet any and every emergency which may
happen"
tits proper and important that we, as part
Of the sovereign people which are to be repre-
sented in this Legislature, should express our
tion of the Federal Government, and of the
Northern people and States that we may pro-
perly see if it be a fact, that the state of our
Puohc affairs renders the position of the sover-
elgn state OF Mississippi and of her sister States
OF the South, alarming.
The Union between these States exists by
virtue OF constitution; and that constitution
is compact, agreed to by the sovereign people
IL III
was ratified, as is expressed in its preamble.
in order to form more perfect Union. estab.
lish justice, insure domestic tranquility, pro-
vide for the common defence and general
welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to
ourselves and our posterity@ If this constitu-
tonhas been properly observed, and answer
the ends for which it was established, there is
no cause Cor alarm, but for rejoicing: if on the
contrary, the compact be broken, or do moi, in
itself, answer those important ends, as soyer-
eign party to it, we have the right and are
bound to resume those attributes Of sovereign
ywith which we parted in good faith for these
purposes Has this compact been violated
"a order to determine this, let us take briei
and Impartial review of facts, around which
mere rests no obscurity from lapse of time OF
eoncealment of circumstances, but the most
"armng of which are fresh in our memories
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3 M
uEARLY TO BED AND EARLY TO RISE
BY ELIZA COOK

early to bed and early to rise"
Aye, note it down in your brain,
For it helpeth TO make the foolish wise,
And uproots the weeds Of pain.
Yewho are walking on thons of care,
Who sigh for a softer bower
Try what can be done IN the morning sun,
And make use ofthe early hour.
Full many day forever is lost
By delaying its work till tomorrow;
The minutes Of sloth have often cost
Long years Of bottomless sorrow,
Andy who would win helasting wealth
0fcontent and peaceful power
Ye who gould couple Labor and Health,
Must begin at the early hour
We make bold promises to Time
5 Yet alas too often break them;
We mock at the wines Of the King,of Kings,
And think we can overtake them.
But why loiter away the prime Of the day.
Knowing that clouds may lower,
lsitnot safer to make Lifes hay
In the beam of the early hour!
Nature herself ever shows her best
OF gems to the gaze of the lark,
When the Spangles of light on Earth's greer
breast
Put out the stars Of the dark.
If we love the purest pearl of the dew,
And the richest breath of the flower,
If our spirits would greet the fresh and the
sweet
Go forth in the early hour.
Oh! pleasure and rest are more easily found
When we start through Mornings gate
To sum up our figures, or plough up our ground
And weave out the threads of Fate.
The eye looketh bright and the heart keepetl
light, "a
And man holdeth the conquerors power,
When, ready and brave, he claims time as hi
share
By the help of the early hour
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z u z M s..

The WooDvILLE REPUBL BLIcAN is issued week
ly at three dollars year, if paid in advance,
or four dollars, if payment be delayed until
the expiration of six months
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 81 90 per
square (which is ten lines) for the first inser-
tion, and fifty cents for each continuance.
The usual discount made to yearly advertisers.
Where the number of insertions are not mark
ed, they will be continued during the pleasure
of the publisher and charged accordingly
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES for State offices.
$40 90; for county offices, SIS OO--invariably
in advance