Daily American organ., 1856-11-12
Weal,Iv Cifv Orran .

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If the friends of American principles IN this
city and its vicinity desire the publication Of
the " American Organ Deebly, and will sus-
tain It BY their advertising and other patron
age, twill be published, commencing the first
Wednesday in December, but unless properly
encouraged, it will nat be commenced. It Isl
our present purpose to continue the regular
weekly for the country as heretofore. The
weekly for the city circulation win contain
the proceedings Of the City Councils, and
other city matters hitherto published in the
Daalg Organ, and also city advertisements.
Ii will also contain Che principal reading mat.
ter which goes into the weekly for the country.
Advertisements in the " CITY Weekly will
Be charged at the same rates hitherto charged
Ia the daily. Contracts can be made for gear
n advertising, payable quarterly in advance,
but where no special contract shall be made,
the price Of advertising nust be invariably
prepaid.
The proceedings Of the City Councils for
the sittings Of the 18th and Gath instant, viii
be published in the regular weekly issues Of
the Saturdays following but thereafter III The
" Oity Weekly on Wednesdays, 10 the az
ternoon.
The g CITY Weakly ! viii be delivered to
subscribers in this city, Georgetown and Alex
andria at 80 per year, payable quarterly in ad-
vance Subscribers who prefer TO take the
g CITY Wesklg at the Office, win be charged
81 30 per year, payable quarterly or otherwise
ia advance Those who have boxes III the
pOst-ofice canreoeiye it BY that means, II they
50 direct
In no instance win the paper be delivered
unless previously paid for. This condition Is
indispensable 10 avoid losses. We submit with
resignation to past losses, but do not intend to
increase them, aHf we hope il win not be re-.
quired Of Us, BY any American
We shall only commence the City WeeElg
Pr0uided one thousand subscribers to it shall
be obtained IN time for as TO make the neces-
sary arrangements for issuing tt It remains
for the members and friends Of the American
party to decide for themselves whether OF not
il shall appear we have sufficiently demon
strated our attachment 70 the principles oftbe
American party, without making further sac
riaces in behalf Of those principles Yet
are willing tJexpend our time 10 their advoca.
cy, for the ensuing four years, -four life lasts,
but we are neither willing, nor are we able,
pecuniarily, nor shall We undertake the publ
cation Of The proposed city Weekly, with
out that patronage which is due 10 1t from the
American party.
Names Of subscribers WILDE received at the
Office, and eanyassers viii wait upon such per.
sons as may be known TO them, during The
ensuing week
e7B- All persons indebted 10 Us for adyer
tising o. otherwise, are respectfully requested
to settle their accounts during this week.
MAsUgAcrURrns AND MecBASIcs BASx. Tho
Columbus lGeorgia) Enquirer states thai an inves-
tigation Of the affairs Of this suspended Institution
was made last week BY receiver appointed for
that purpose, and that the resources available Cor
the rsdemption Of is liabilities we're found to Be
very scant 1tissaid thatthe amount outstanding
n about $4,000. Some sales Of its paper have
been made A. low as tweny.iye cents on The
dollar
NKw. A recruiting office was opened ID Day
ton. Ohio On tbe lea ipstant, ~ Lieut. Stockton,
ofthe United States army.
Among those who voted h Providence On the
4th instant we're ave sho voted ID 1900, the year
of fJeasrsoo's 6rss election 10 the Presidency.