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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21

TATEN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE.-
~ Cheap Excursion for Six Cenn-Boss leave STATEN
ISLAND EVERY HOUR from g. IN 10 p.
Leave WHITEHALL from m 70 for Quayanine,
Star on and Vnnderbiss Landing
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= 2 =
! Mr.. Settle being conducted to the Chair by
Messrs Hilland Ferebee, returned thanks for the
honor conferred upon him, in few very appropri-:
ate remarks. ~-.yass go t ifsfts.t 9s ~
Mr.. Dancy, of Edgecombe, proposed Ed Cantwell,
ESQ.,, for reelection as Chief Clerk. f,ss5
Mr.. d. F. Caldwell, of Guilford, proposed W. H.
Harrison, of Wake. Z 80 50 -,
For Cantwell, &c
For Harrison s75 s.-s %
Mr.. Dortch of Wayne proposed Geo. Howard,
ESQ.,, of Wilson, for Assistant Clerk, and he was
elected unanimously.
Upon motion of Mr.. Hill of Stokes, Mr.. Web
stcr, of Chatham, unanimously elected Principal
Doorkeeper.
Mr.. Simpson, of Rockingham proposed John Law
renee of Forsyth and Mr.. Taylor, Of Chatham, pro-
posed w. c. Lowell, of Surry, for Assistant Door
keeper
For Lawrence, 70
For Lowell SO
A Committee of two appointed to prepare
Rules of Order for the government of the House du
ring the ensuing session.
After which, motion of Mr.. Dortch the House
adjourned till IL o'clock on Tuesday morning.
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MA1RIEn


Lincolton, g the sd ina Rsy + N, Davis
John u Shaw, Ep of Rock smdnd county, to
Miss Maggie B., laughter 1t C. G. Hehd6f1on, HI.
In Halifax county, &c, on the Sth iu6k, Dr. Jno. T.
county. 49, Essssse s. s. : Il 3: - n
Robert Deal, Of Davidson County, to Miss Mary E.,
Daughter Of James Harper, Esq s.-sssts go y :
In wilmington on the 9th inst, at st. James Church,
BY the Rev DR.. Drane Edward d. Hall, Eco, to Miss
that place. = -
At South Lowell. n c., by Rev. Dr. Deems, onEoesday,
the 9Th inst Addison Mangum, Esq, to Miss Mamie Thy.
or Speed daughter of Dr. Edward Speed Of Orange
At Health Seat in the county Of Granville the 10th
INST INST by Rev :. Willie, Miss Mary L. Stone to Mr..
1p Washington, N. G, at the residence Of Benjamin J.
parmere on Wednesda, 10th inst, 81 O'clock A.
White. Of Washington.
In marlborough. at + O'Clock Thursday morning the
18th inst by the Rey Jos B. Cheshire, Mr. John s. Dam
cy and Miss Annie E. Hyman first daughter Of the late
Henry Hyman.
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N. C. Six Per Cent. State Bonds.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. CT
Oct 15 1858. I
- at this Office until 10 o'clock, A. NJ 18th Of November
next for the purchase Of 100000 Of N c. State Coupon
Bonds issued under An Act to incorporate The Western
years from LIST, October, 1883.
The above Bonds will have Coupons for interest at
per cent per attached payable LIST April and Oc
tober in each year.
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank of
the Republic New York unless where the party prefers to
have them payable at the Treasury of the State
Successful bidders upon being informed Of the acceptance
of their bids deposit the amount of their bids ncu
in the Bank aforesaid in the Bank Of the State Bunk
of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
proposals N G. Stocks" to the undersigned at Ra
leigh, N. G..
The bids will be opened in the presence Of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of STATE and the President OF
the Bank of the State.
u. W. COURTS,
ss'''''.-s Public Treasurer.
Std.
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ID lie ID 4.

Near San Jacino, Texas the Goth ut of yellow fe-
yer, Murphy V. Jones. Esq.
On the 18th September, Long Street. Cumberland
County, Miss Annabela McFayden the 22d year of her
age. =
In Dupln Co. Tuesday, 2sth Octr Of cancer of the
breast Miss Dorothy A. Rhodes daughter of the late VIM
d. kh' des Esq, aged 81 years and days.
October 3Oth Mrs. Julia Ann Bedon consort of Col R.
s. BedGn Of Columbia She the d.daughter Of
Gen Dave of revolutionary memory. and the only child
of Hyder A. Dave, Esq. of Chester District 8. C.
In New Orleans Friday the sth. ut of yellow fe-
YER Mr. Sessions late graduate Of University Of
North Carolina. -
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We have the pleasure Of laying before our readers
to-day the Message of Gov. Bragg to the two houses
of the General Assembly, now in session.
This document will be perused with interest by
persons of all parties in all portions of the State 1t
is devoted entirely to NorthCarona affairs; and
the subjects embraced in the Message, well the
manner in which they discussed, evince the deep
concern which the Governor feels for the prosperity
and honor of the State. We have no time now to
refer to the many valuable suggestions which the
Governor has made to the Legislature, but we may
do so at some length hereafter.
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BAIN,s LATE GUION,s) HOTEL,

VNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has leased this long established
and well known HOTEL and will be prepared at all times
to accommodate all those who may favor him with their
patronage. He returns his thanks for past favors and
attached to the Hotel will be at the depot the arrival of
the several ans convey the Hotel any
other part of the City. ....
His customers will be brought to and sent from the Ho
free of Omnibus charge
He will also be prepared to receive and accommodate
some 30 or IS members of the ensuing Legislature with
comfortable board and with the aid and assistance of
competent clerk be hopes to give general satisfaction
Active and attentive servants will be employed to attend
to the several departments of his house.
WILLIAM T. Balm.
Raleigh, Sept. Z 1858. 72-3m.
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REMARKABLE ExH1BrIoN-A remarkable exhibi-
ton took place at the Hopknsville Tenn.) Fair
Ten brothers, named Brown, all mounted on fine
gray horses, rode into the amphitheatre, all being
good horsemen. The eldest was aged forty, the
youngest twenty. They had not all been together
for fifteen years. Their mother was present, and
they reigned up in front of the glorious matron and
saluted her. while she shed tears of joy and pride.
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n.1E1GH: TUESDAY, NOV. 1e, 1858.
HOLDEN & WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
Tie CASH system. AU papers are dscoati~"ed at the
of the time far schcA they luce been paid. Sub
,rU be nofd FOUR WEEKS dsfors their time Is out,
CROSS MARK their papers,; and "nless tile suberpti""
,t.rel the pas' sca he discounts" ed This is rule
,,1;A there uR be departure: HatcA for tie cross
,,,,t aud yeae,c y~u~ subscription
''1 r. I'm ,sfdnurd - per ammum, in adoaRce.
I,oi- u,eilg ,iacui"g tie T- Weekly du,tng the Sts
~ q aer Gnaun, IN ddeance.
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T III E M A r. X ETS.
NORFOLK MARKET

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR n. c. "srAHDARD"
By M'PHEETERS GHISELIN
Who|esaLe Grocers. F0rOa,ding d Commission Merehant
NOVEMBER ID 1858
FLOUR is quite dull. s. F. $5A; Extra $6@6L; Fam
lily S61s@I. Receipts begin to be much freer.
CoTTON-The market is quiet under the late news
Last sales IL cents
DRIED FRUIT-The demand continues good for bright
fruit Apples $s; Peaches 1914 for prime Poor Peaches
$5l@51s, and dull
NAVAL STORES-Tar dull at 81 rs; Spirits Turpen.
tine in demand at 47@4sc.; Common Rosin wanted at
81 30.
In other articles have change of consequence to
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w ANTED AT THE INSANE ASYLUM, TWO
w or three unmarried Females, to act as attendants
and House Keeper None need apply such as can fur.
nish undoubed testimonials to character and fitness
r. K. TERRELL, Steward.
November 18th, 1858. 92-tf.
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10th MONTH, 1858.
WARD & HUGHES.

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, VaTnishes.
Brushes, Wnd0W-Glass, Etc.
WIZARD & HUGHES TENDER THEIR K!NDEST
w Acknowledgements to those who have 80 literally
sustained II Elm since taeir debut APOTHECARlES,
DRUGGISTS AND DISPENSE g CHEMISTS, and they
hone close and energy business to merit
their continued confidence and They beg leave to
received and opening of the largest Stocks
lected with the greatest by of the Firm in rson
of DRUGS MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY,
WINDOW-GLASS BRUSHES, VARNISHES, Etc, ETC.,
ever offered in this market.
We invite the attention of Physicians Planters Manu-
before purchasing elsewhere feeling confident Of our abi
supply them upon reasonable terms any similar
establishment in the State All ask is examination
of our stock.
- ,--s-,--,.-s-~ WARD HUGHES
Successors to Dr.. E. Burke Haywood
Raleigh Oct. Is. 1883. s-.--l.ss-i 83-tf
ENGLIsH AND FRENCH MUSTARD
WARD & HUaHEs
Oct. 10, 1858. ,-srsar 83-tf
II OW,s ENG. HAIR BRUsHEs-
IL Lows Eng. Tooth Brushes.
For ne '' WARD !. HUGHES. ]
Oct. 3D. 1853. rtF ST.
NARINA COLOGNE-
Il 8 Gross Of the geaxise r. s.
y ~ ts5ssz' g. For sale b. w.Rp . uuaHes
Oct. u, 1858. ... .,se es-H
HDLANKETs-BLANK bed. CRIB AND
u NEGRO Blankets-full stock, at reduced prices.
ST. .a. 4.z,a -. W. II. i Z y TUCKER.
Oct. Is, 1858. 82-G
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To the Travelling Public.
VNH e RE Is FIRST RATE LINE OF

Mail Coaches running daily, Sundays excepted from
the Railroad at Charlotte 70 Ashevile where It
with line to the 7. 4 Va. Railroad about sixty miles
E. Of Knoxville Tenn, via the celebrated Warm Springs
in Madison; and also line to Georgia, via the popular
Sulphur SPRING. in Buneombe, passing by Waynesville,
Franklin and Murphy n G.; and through one f the most
salubrious and delightful countries in the world eoun.
try unsurpassed in grand mountain scenery famed by the
pure mountain bree1es that will almost give termination
to the dead.
Persons arriving at Charlotte from either direction on
the Railroad, requested to give this line trial. with
the assurance that every thing that will be DONE to
add to their comfort it being the cheapest quickest and
shortest route from the n G. Railroad Knoxville and
Nashville, Tennessee.
=, PETER ADAMS; Proprietor.
May 20, 1885, 48-tf
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THO PRINTERs.--A FEW GOOD COMPOSITIONS
- will find employment by applying immediately at
this Office None but steady hands need apply Ess-
HOLDEN e WILSON,
'.-+ Standard Office.
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N WoxAN out west, describing her runswayshus-
band, says: "Daniel may be known by scar on
the nose-where scratched him.
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Organization of the LEGISLATURE.

The General Assembly of this State commenced
its biennial session in this City on Monday last.
In tie Senate Col. Henry T. Clark the Senator
from Edgecombe, was chosen Speaker; and in the
House Thomas Settle, Esq, of Rockingham, was
called to the Speakers chair. Both these gentlemen
we'll qualified by former service and from their
knowledge of parliamentary law, for the duties of
the honorable and responsible positions they have
been called to fill.
For detailed account of the proceedings of the
two houses on Monday, we refer readers to
other column in to-day paper.
The Legislature has organized tremendously, and
the indications are that the same spirit of harmony
will continue. We sincerely trust that it WILL and
that the present session may rebound to the honor
and the lasting prosperity of our beloved State
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ARRANGEMENTS for the Session.

We present our paper to-day in a new dress, and
$780,, think the .Staa,nM now makes as handsome an
,Dearance as any journal in the CO. ry. The type
e., orr new dress were obtained from the foundry
=, Ne,srs. Chas r. White & Co., New York.
The ctepdard will be issued three times a week
a,r;p the session of the Legislature. The price of
,rr TriWeekly for the session will be one dollar,
and of the Weekly paper fifty cents All subscrib-
ers to the Semi-Weekly paper will receive the Tr-
Weekly free of extra charge.
The price of the Scmi-W eekiy by the year is four
d,1ars-of the Weekly, two dollars, cash in ad-
vance. The Weekly Standard will be sent to clubs
at the following rates: Six copies for ten dollars
fen copics for fifteen dollars.
We have employed competent Reporters for the
Two houses of the Legislature, and readers may
expect to be kept fully posted in the proceedings of
fiat body. Congress will assemble again on the
first Monday of next month; and having secured
the services of an able and we'll informed Washing
ton correspondent our readers will also be regularly
advised of the sayings and doings in the federal
tropols. Now is the time to subscribe.
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- The weather for the last two or three days
has been quite cold, and on this morning we were
greeted by the appearance of the first of the
1t was thin and light, but it was snow,
and the earliest have known for many years
past.
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To MEMBERS OF THE LEGIsIATURE.-We lay this,
the first number of Tri-W eekly issue, upon the
desks of all the members of the General Assembly,
with the hope that each will subscribe for it for
fine session Hereafter it will be sent only to those
who order it.
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HENRY ID. TURNER,
Bookseller, Publisher and StatiOner,

Raleigh N. G.
HAS FOR SALE STANDARD WORKS IN ALL THE
IL various departments of
Literature.
SCHOOL BOOKS, of all the kinds used in the Schools
of our State.
BLANK BOOKS, of all sizes, from the smallest to the
largest Ledgers, Journals Books TaxBooks Records
&c. &c,
Letter, Cap, Folio Medium, Bill Note Bath Legal Cap
Enveop Tissue Tracing, Wall Paper and Boschng; to-
gciher with large and general assortment of Stationery
embracing everything needed in school counting
house.
NEW BOOKS from all the leading publishing houses in
the United States received published.
All orders punctually attended to.
Raleigh. Nnv Is, lS5e. Off
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DEPLoRABLE AcCIDENT.-Last night, few min
utes before o'clock, most deplorable accident hap
pened at the drug store of j. " Jordan, Esq, near
ly opposite our office negro girl, it is said, it
seems, had been into the store for some medicine,
which having obtained she passing out at the
door, or making for it, when rifle which Mr. Eli
sha Cuthbert and some other young gentlemen were
girl in the back of the head somewhere and passing
out at the chin infictng injuries of which she died
almost instantly The rifle was in the hands of
young Cuthbert when it went of. IS
These the facts as learned them during the
excitement of the moment and are, we suppose in
the main correct. The girl belonged to Mrs. Nam
cy Lawrence, of this town, and we understood, was
only 16 or 1S years of age. ..
This is one of those accidents which everybody
regrets, but which no one can recall No one can
be more deeply mortified at the sad occurrence than
is the young man whose hands held the gun that de-
prived the unfortunate creature of her life and
trust it will lasting warning to the youth
of the town to be careful in their use of firearms
Neo6ern Daily Progress. ~....,s 7.l
New CHuRcn-We congratulate our Old School
Baptist friends upon the near completion of their
Church. 1t is neat commodious, and comfortable
building, and is located, within mile of TOWN.
On last Sabbath, we attended preaching at the new
Church. and are prepared to state from actual expe
rience, that in the matter of seats, decided i'm
provements has been made. We never could see,
judging from our own feelings, how persons soul
could be benefited by preaching, when his thoughts
which his poor body was subjected We wish
some others Of our religious societies would enter
upon the work of improvement and erect conJorta-
u houses of worship. The go6d IF the community
calls for such an outlay, Who will set the hall in
motion KJ5ssamston Banner.
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aSWAlN'S JUSTICE-REVISED.-T NORTH
- CAROLINA MAGISTRATE practical guide to the
Laws Of the State, and the decisions of the Supreme
of the Peace under the Revised Code of ls5455 to-
gether with full instructions and and numerous forms and
precedens.
Counsellor at Law.
One vol. svo containing nearly 600 pages handsomely
printed on good paper and well bound in law binding.
Price IS 30. Postage Sc cents.
Published and for sale by. H. D. TURNER
At the North Carolina Bookstore.
Raleigh, N. T.. Nov l5 1885, 92.-tf.
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NoRTH-CAROLINAF FORM BooK.-THls

NORTH.CAROLINA FORM BOOK.-THIS
~ day received. by H. D. Turner, and complete
edition Of the North Carolina Form Book improved and
greatly enlarged, containing s4t pages royal l2mo
bracing many forms not found in former editions printed
good paper and substantially bound in law calf It
tans Forms of all those legal instruments which people
have occasion to and furnishing also guide Justices
of the Peace Sher, Clerks Consabes Coroners School
Committees &c, &c compiled from the best sources be-
ing improvement all works of the kind formerly in
use and intended companion to "Cantwes Justice;
which added the Constitution of and
of the United Sates of the principal officers of
the State and of the Countless titles Of address, &c.
nished at the unparalleled low price Of One Dollar beng
the cheapes, book offered for sale) When by
mail extra charge of 10 cents will be required to
The postage liberal discount those who buy to sell
again. Published and sold, wholesale and retail. by
H. d. TURNER,
at the North Carolina Book Store,
And by j. b. LIPPINCOTT 4 CO.,
and HAYES ZELL,
Philadelphia,
And by A. s. BARNES 4 CO.,
New York.
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Person SUPERIOR CoURr.-The case of Obcdiah
Christmas (Which has excited much intereSt) charg
ed with murder stands for trial during the present
week at Person Mcssrs. Read Venable and Solici-
tor Rut1in appear for the State and Messrs. Ran
som, Kerr, Eaton and Miller for the prisoner.
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Strawberries (choce) 81 90 per 1OO 25 cts per doz
Also fine assortment of Flower Seeds and everything
else grown in a Nursery.
Send in your orders early marketable trees
limited to the above amount E-E~
HAMILTON l. CARTER,
Florists and Nurserymen
Ralegh, n. C.
September Is, 1858. 75-tf
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"AVENS Is TAKING DAILY THOSE BEAUTI-
full Meainotypes for fifty cents put up in nice
Photographs large life Canvass, coored in OIL from
DaguereOtvpes from life.
Call and look at specimens at his Gallery.
HAVENS ANDREWS.
Raleigh, Nov. Is, 1853. 92-tf.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES!

IMPORTANT TO LADIES!
The Worlds Last Great Wonder!
THE PRINCESS ROYAL PATENT LOOPED
EXTENSION BRIDAL SKIRT
4 STEELE EXTENSION SKIRT without a stitch! A
"A Skirt vibrating upon Looped Hinges Made entirely
by Machinery! An indestrucble Skirt! An adjustable
Skirt with adjustable Buste! No Wear out-No Tear
out! To be found at ,
WIZ R. 8. fuckers
Raleigh Nov 8, 1858. sO~M
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M Hlllll FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
SVeOOV Those wishing to purchase FRUIT
TREES Fall planting, (Which is best obtain from
us fine raised in e. this year, of
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have just received 300 of the above Skirts.
Raleigh, Nov. s, 1883. e0-tf
OYSTERS-FRESH, & WARRANTED SO.
LIVERY AFTERNOON, on the arrival of the Raleigh
~ and CASTOR Train, Fresh Oystes opened the morning
Of the day of their arrival be found the rear the
Telegraph Office. Remember the place-ensrunce from
Market Square. tB Price 81 25 per Gallon.
Raleigh, Nov. g. 1858. 9Q-tf
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kEoKuK, IOWA: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g. 1883


BANKING HOUSE or
q n q ~ q y q. A ID II A q Il G q
r HAVE this day admitted as . partner In ths
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho hs,
been my teller for the last six yeArs). The busi.
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the hru
and style Of
GEO. g. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses tif mol
the Oldest In Iowa, tho new firm solcits contiu
uance Of former patronage so iiberaly extended te
thesenior partner
They win make collections and remit less RI.
change, on the day Of payment, tree Of charge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
ner,vix
RErEHgxcks:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanicr 4 Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., Phiiade elphiA.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Ciapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman 6epcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmerss Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 Rshm, Bankers,
GILMORE 4 Brothsrton - Cincinnati,
A. d. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, ST. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan. 'bS. GEO. @. ANDERSON
janbd
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II ~ = Fact
THAT mALTmYss 0ALTl M OFT n
q " IS Il Il e s.

x NJ therefore, sas patrons N taAt gaxsous oys-
- Ter Supper, on the Esd inst, given BY tbs La
dies Of III, Baptist Church, were mol msfaAsn when
it wac unanimously decided" that the Oysters
used on hat occasion were the Oyster; but per-
haps thc public, and especially those present at
that supper, were not aware that more than i,ro-
thirds o all The Oysters "a, red on that epenio perf
MALTBYsS BALTIMORE OYSTERS, and NOT an,
other brand We furnished those Oysters. and
know; and for further information the ladies hav-
ing charge Of that SUPPER Will vouch. Matby's
Oysters sold by Dinner, Third st., by Golfers
n Kobertson, Main-st., and NJ our store, H.. ia9
Main St, between 6ta and 7th.
Nov3O-d KELLOGG 4 BIRyE
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING,

Business Cards, mot exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise tIo.
Funeral Notices u 90. Obitasrie,, according
TO space occupied
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Aiyertissnsnts loaded sad placed under the
head Of Special Notices." desbss fAs ordinary
rates,
special Notices In the Local Colsmn - cents
per line.
Advertisements ssAsSsl ~ u insise s1siu-
sivsiy Ia the Daily, after the 6rst two week .,
30 per seat. sasre than the above Yatss
Ait trssstsnf sassrftss~e~ss Assf be pstA for
&. sdssaes. This sais will mot b varied from
when che advertiser nses the Weekly alone
the price will be the same ~ In the Daily ~
Whsre the Daily and Weekly are both ussd,
Is per cent. viii be deducted frcm the aggre-
gA,s amount. ss
Under the prsssns syssem, The advertiser
pays 50 much for the space he occupies, the
changes bsiak charxeAhie Tor the com position
only. This plan IN nov generally adopted. -
Our charge for changes viii be Is cents per
squRss.
- La All exses where Ads dssrtisements are
discontinued before the expiration Of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up ~ oar regular rates for the time ac.nAi-
ly In.
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COAL! COAL! COAL!

VNHE sIAughIer Coal Company arc prepared 70
furnish their superior Coal In quantities to
suit purchasers at the lowest cash rates. They win
deliver II at any rs,nt the City aljo u Aamii~
ton, Warsaw, Alexandria aud other points On ths
River.
once on Third Street, below the corner Of Main.
over the Banking uouse Of Hix, Hale Il 20.
STEpHEN V, JONES,
octl9d3m 5ole Agent 4. O. 90.