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IT erE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via sT0NINg-

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, TON, hO1 BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, ans dEWPoaf-
and BoUeTbs shortest and mes. ahscCsrysa tbs Ealt
ers s.'I s.,sr, COMMONWEALTH. Cant J. ". wpa..,a
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ns,oD a $50 D. a. OF arrival Of the A i5s sksS lsssas
TSa q V&SbERBILT IRON Nsw9srE Asada, wsdnss
Gay and Friday From stoninstOn Tuesday, Thsa.s M
W. CoMMoNwEALTH from Eew.Yszt FussAsy, Rhuuss
day and Saturday From stOninsson-hondS Wednesday,
Presenter. proceed rom ssonngOn, PEI Railroad Prv
Sc IN advance Of those b. ether routes end n ample tins
br ali the early Morning Lines connectiG North and Est
sT Tst a1dstnTSe5. bresIt deSirsd and leave ssoas
Oh 10 the train, eOnnectns At Providence with he II
Tsre rom Providence 70 Newport, 50 eentG
Baggage Master accompanies tho Steamer and TTafn ouh
S1I Pss. Ss'fRa % y s ;gD = Sss -
Ss oce 81 of he e compsDs No. "a Bsi.srypscS
NFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY-
OcsnnectinE At New Hampton with the Delaware LaeEAw.a
sne essrD Railroad and At EAasoD With The Lshsh Sasy
WIEFEh AKhAHoEhIENT-Com pee n lssa--
Leave Eew orb foI Easton aud intermediate pisces hom foot
vile By the above sTains and st SEQ ,. No. I.
FTO Psr No 9NortA River, Tae ana n ands an
M for taston and nternsdats stations; Tor somers b.
Ihs above trsins and Il $40 p q -
Lehgh Valley Railroad and hence via East Pe1nsyyana Rail-
eoao 20 uehn2 o. ct Ano conhoct1 Aoel~
beg direct for Posisvile and Harrisburg
Passengers or the Delaware LacEswsnrA Wesesa Rs
oad wiz leave NewYot 81 from foot C0uEtlandt ~ e
1880 from PSN only tor Laheh Vale, Railroad "A
u from foot Of Coutandtst and a 1850 md II;
roD Pier n. r. only. I0HN o. STERN sBpsEnssBdeEa.
hudson RIVER RAILR0AD.--From Des.
~ "a 1859 Tsins win leave cbsneeL.s Station fosyst
Express TTaina and IL snd $50 FOR SING biAa
l,t5 end $40 foi Pcughkaepse 1880 and = - .aa
i;20 M for Petbaknl 5:l5 Montreal and b11alo
PsSsngs, Train with leaves 81 TT daily sss
.. The Pougbkeepate, Peaksk and sing Sing na snp
!. Of the Way stations Ps.sengcTs ahen Chambers,
troy at el5 and 1910 m, and at and and AlbsAV
soout Is minutes later OK Sunday, a 5l5 P m
A. 8. SMITH. SuperiaisndenA
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SOnss- furnishing GOODS.

M GIC Me- l. Pc l. 8 H
W. seennhe pTspara ION cleaning beautifully all kDds0
MBTALe, PLATED WARE, GLIDING, GLASS, 40.
PAINTING, ORNAMENTAL WORK MARBLE aud FL n
NITUBE. Also Il is valuable for WASHING aud otlsr
bog. Price, IN Iarg3 TN boxes ONLY TEN CENT seseAn
in FVERY FAMILY AND BUSINESS ESpABLI ~ gse
For sale b. Lregisis Hardware Dealers an .nm ~.
markets. Depot No II 0od-sk, MaideDb around the
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A LBERT WEBER, No. 155 West Broadway,
n near Caialst Manufacturer Of PIANOS unsquAlod In
touch and Workmanship warranted sE
years and sold ~ the lowest manafsctufer' prices.
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pARIIEs supplied with the best ICE CREAM
s,,S LILIES n fofms r 81 per qsar ohsoe Dc h9s,e
1ae ~ AMPS TABER No. 24s Bleeckerst opposite Leroy
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METROPOLITAN POLICE AUCTION
WI Ninth SALE Of UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, at the
Dill r. oop over C. inter- Market WEDNESDAY FEB - o.
10 ocoek a. M. Mems and Women's Clothing Dry Goods
Fancy articles Bedoine Groceries New Rifles Guns heVolv
ere ana 10 common Pistols Catalogues ready 1t No 4l5
broorest C. J. WARREN Property Clerk.
a. H. sTouTKSBURGH, AuctioneeT.
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The and frsSclass Steamship
POTOMAC Capt. George w. Watson,
WIZ esye Pier No u North RyeI, EVERY SATURDAY o.
O'clock.
Connecting with the Hoo and PeorBbGTg Railroad for POtsp
burg and Richmond.
Frsht 70 NOok cents per loe snd PesesbuS cents %
Dot and proportiona,e rases
eoedt oW dcd TO all parts Of Nsrth os-Olna res q
-'''' H. CROMWELL L CO., Ne. Is VESTS.
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professional Notices.

| IR. J. g. HEWETT, No. 1913 Greene-st., New
Ytrk.-Prsctce confined 10 Dislocarons Hip Dsesses
Hhise Svelings Rheumatism sprains COnracionS PaIays
EorvOus Affections tenderness Inflammation. Curstnes Of
Che sEiDo and Diseases Of thu Limbs GENERALLY.
CTETSON's PATENT AGENCY.-T. u. STET-
~ SON No. ryon-row Nev-YoTk Cases prepared lsd
Eued before tho w. b. Patent Office, and Patents procured
Foreign CountIies Crenar With intorUation sent BY NAL
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Alusital gHstrumenis.

A LARGE STOCK Of BARMORE's celebrated
"A PTrzs1 PIANOS, pronounced unrivaied By TIE bes
es IA eli respocts, a then MGuectcrY aae
TsSOOse No eSs BIeecke1-st splenad Plane og ? s0s
$500 barrsin Also. s69 $. 4 Il BARhOHE
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S !. oC ,TTTIIAAiES,s FRENCIi md ENGLIsH

RfR GEO. G. AETHONs Classical French sne
I4 Esgisb School with gyEnssigms NO. SsN Stoa0"~
- 1QfhA CfFeulnrs at the SCHOOL
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GntlGrs, SGrnDGr' o..

4 MEXICAN SHEET RC a ~ .~ooJlont anal
A 81, and at low prices loT sale -" =" 'A"'"'- 49,
IoHe OHM w Co No 81 wmsn4..
NGOT COPPER oPELTER, BANCA TIN,
~ s,. Nv Int,H ~ sPELTER-s0LDER PIG IRON
". ---o W 1llr QUINCY & Co. No "a Wilham-st
nEEI lkOS Tin Plate, Zinc, Copper, Wire,
az ts S S = Feels and Tin Ware Horse Furnishing
Oooos -. .1s " A TH0NPsOa Co. No 2ls watersf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-26

PHILADELPHIA, July Is, MA Douglas
Mass and Delegate State Convention meets
at Harrisburg to morrow and the prospects
are for a large attendance.
MIR. Hickmans Republican speech con-
tanned a severe denunciation of Mr.. Doug
lass course on Kansas, and preferring that
of Mr.. Breckenridge as outspoken and evil
dent, while that of Mr.. Douglas was conceal
ed and tricky. The speech created consid-
cradle excitement among the friends OF
Douglas, and will probably call forth nu-
merous able replies.
1t is understood that J. B. Haskin will
reply in West Chester, Hickman's own Dis
trict.
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Letter From Iowa.

ABINGDON, Jefferson Co., Iowa, July l6.
EDITORS JoURNAL:-I left your beautiful
city on the 26th of June, and arrived at this
place the 30th. 1 found the people in good
spirits and looking forward with the expec-
tation of having better times. In my trav-
els have been very particular to notice and
to inquire about the crops. From the best
information, the wheat crop, which is now
being harvested, will be light Owing to
the extreme drouth, it did not come on as it
otherwise would, and now what did come is
about being eaten up with the bug. 1t is
yet the opinion of some of the best farmers,
that there will be enough wheat to bread
us.
The present indication is that there will
be far better corn crop in this vicinity
than there has 1een for the past FIVE years.
To give you the language of a prominent
citizen and farmer whom l met with in
Fairfield on my way here, " 1 never saw
better prospect for corn then we have this
season" The crops of hay, potatoes, Chi
nese sugar cane, &C., will be average ones, l
suppose.
The source of the greatest congratulation
is in the prospect of an abundant yield of
votes lor old Abe Lincoln.
Among the Americans or Know Nothings
have not had the chance to see one who
is going for Bell or Houston they are all
for the Rail Splitter.
arrived in Fairfield in time to attend the
Douglas ratification, which was rather weak
in numbers, but, suppose, strong in faith
1t is said that there were more Republicans
present, as lockers on, than there were of
Democratic partakerS. Their first speaker,
Mr.. Sewar of Oskaloosa, held Mr.. Douglas
and Popular Sovereignty up in a beautiful
light He held that the split up at Balti-
more and Charleston had not impaired
their (the Douglas) strength in the South,
but that it had certainly added something to
it in the North" The other speakers did not
hear. The Douglas men say Breckenridge
will not have ticket in the State. If he
doesn't l suppose a majority OF his
friends will do as few of them have done
in your vicinity that is fall into the
Douglas ranks, but with their heads hung
down, and finger in their mouths.
w c.
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WASHINGTON, July 23.-By advices from
Vera Cruz, of the 7tb, it appears that the
State of Chiapas, in Mexico, has been in-
vaded by party of fllibusters from Guate-
mala. They burned several haciendas, and
returned home with a large amount of
booty.
The new Spanish Minister had succeeded
in inducing a number of influential persons
to petition President Juarez to entertain
proposals for peace, or at least an armistice
between the contending parties, who, how
ever, do not appear to be possessed of much
military vitality, or to have any money to
conduct their hostilities.
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TRENTON, N. j., July 25, M.-The two
Conventions are now in session-the
Breckinridge Convention at the call of the
State Central Committee at the State House.
and the Douglas " straight-outs at Tenn
perance Hall.
Gov. Fo0te is chairman of the State Con-
vention. All the counties are represented.
A resolution was adopted at prelimina-
ry meeting this morning, that they had to
nominate electoral ticket pledged to the
regular nominations of the Democratic par
ty-Douglas and johnson.
Speeches were made by Gov. Price, Gen.
Runnion, Mr. Vannatta and Gen. Parker, all
strongly for no fusion and pledging the
State to non-intervention.
The committee on resolutions are now in
session and will report the Cincinnati Plat
form with pledge to Douglas.
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A FALURE.-Judge Law, the Democratic
caddidute for Congress in this District,
made an appointment for speech in New
Harmony the day before that of CassIus NJ
Clay's. Well, the Judges day arrived, and
we give the account of an eyewitness as to
the numbers, enthusiasm, &c. :" assure
you that when I say there were hot exceed
ing one hundred Breckenridge
Douglas, Lincoln, and boys, all told
speak correctly. : endeavored to count, and
made out seventy-nine, but am told there
were some lying down, who escaped my
notice. Nearly if not quite half of the
whole number were Lincoln men. All
was quiet not the least interest was mani
tested as on former occasions. Laws ap-
pointmeDt was evidently made with the
view to torestall our meeting. 1t was a
miserable cailure-never did I witness so
poor Democratic meeting before"
So it seems the Judges forestallng effort
proved as perfest an abortion as did that of
his friends here, when they appointed a
meeting on the same night as Ben. Har-
rison's, and were outwitted and thrown in
the shade by mum bers and enthusiasm.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE E.. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

ST.. JOINS, N. F., July 25.-Yesterday
addresses were presented to the Prince, to
which he replied as follows: return thanks
for these addresses presented to me and
for the hearty welcome received from all on
my landing on the shores of this the earli-
est colonial possession of the British crown.
trust you will not think me regardless of
your jealous loyalty if I acknowledge these
addresses collectively. 1t will afford me
the greatest salts action to report to the
Queen the devotion to her crown and person
Enthusiastically evinced by the reception of
her son, eloquently expressed in the address
ses from various bodies in this town. l am
charged by the Queen to convey to you the
assurance of the deep concern she has ever
felt in this interesting possession OF her do
minions. l shall carry back lively recol-
lection of this days proceedings and of
your kindness to myself personally, but
above all of these hearty demonstrations of
patriotism which prove your deep-rooted
attachment to the great and free country
of which we all glory to be called her sons.
The Prince pleases the populace immense
" by his handsome countenance and mild
gentlemanly bearing. He drives out to-
day. There will be dinner party at the
Government house this evening, and ball
at 10 o'clock tonight.
The works exhibition last night was
a poor affair. To-day is beautifully clear
for the regatta.
Gen. Cook of Hudson and Gen. Joel of
Monmouth were nominated by acclamation,
Senatorial electors.
The Convention then took a recess.
At the Breckinridge and Lane Conven-
ton at the State House, Samuel Fowler of
Sussex, was chosen temporary chairman
amid loud cheering. Every county in the
State is represented.
The committee on permanent organization
consisting of one delegate from each county
in the State was appointed. The same COM
mittee was also directed to report rules for
the guidance of the Convention as well as
a series of resolutions.
The chairman was given power to appoint
a committee of five to confer with any other
committee on the subject of a Union ticket.
Adjourned till 2 o'clock.
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THE EVANSVILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL, No. Is,
VOL XXVI, is out. Its contents are
speech of Hon. E. B. Washburne on Abra-
ham Lincoln-his Life and Record original
Lincoln poem by lady; Letter from Old
Abe's Old Stamping Ground in Spencer
County; original campaign song-tune "U u
Gle Ned Evansville wholesale and retail
markets, New York, Cincinnati, New Or
leans, and Philadelphia markets; Tele-
graphic news; editorials, items, &c, &c
Price 81 so per year for single subscribers;
81 in clubs oftwenty or more; so cents for
the campaign Cash in advance. Five
cents single copy, enveloped.
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REACan't the Enquirer inform the pub
lie of the result of the " Democratic Con-
vention" held a few nights ago. until the
- small hours of the morning." in back
room up on Third street? 1t has published
one ticket which it endorses as strong
one; let us have the one arranged by the
other wing of the party. And then let US
know what was the conclusion arrived at
as to the state of the party, as its present
sickly condition was one of the topics un-
der Consideration. Aud let the public I'M
rderstand why they have changed the place
of meeting from the Sheriffs Office. 1t is
! all wrong to deprive the Sheriff Of this bust
ness of " fixing up 4" Conventions Didn't
he arrange the preZimindries of the last
Convention to appoint delegates to Prince
ton in the latest approved style2 Why take
the business ont of bis hands now when he
has become an adept in the art?
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G-The card we publish elsewhere, from

E-The card we publish elsewhere, from
the pen of Mr.. james w. Howard, is suGi-
cient we hope, to satisfy even those incred-
ulous persons who seemed to doubt our
word, that we acted in good faith in pub
fishing Mr.. Towards announcement for a
Bell and Everett speech. Mr.. Howard is a
real, live Bell man, and no imaginary indi-
friends in Bell and Everett clothing will
learn if he should speak here. Though we
are not thoroughly posted in all Mr.. How
ard'sviews on politics, we know one thing
il regard to him, viz: that he 6espises Loco
especially the Douglas, mulatto
kind-with all his might, mind, and
strength"
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EDITOR JoURNAL.-My attention has been
called to an article which appeared in the
the public that the announcement you had
made for me to speak in Evansville was un-
authorized. l do not suppose that the Ed
itor of the Enquirer would wish to do me
or the party cooperate with an injustice.
I did authorize an appointment to be
made for last Saturday, and intended at the
time to be present, but circumstances pre-
vented. Not knowing the gentlemen whose
names are mentioned in the article of the
Enquirer, nor indeed any other Bell and
Everett men, I addressed you.
J. W. Howard.
PADUcAH, Ky, July %, 1860.
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s&5~ Yesterday evening, Mr.. J. B. Fickas
presented us with couple of the finest ap-
pies we have seen this season. The two to-
gether weighed exactly two pounds, the
larger measuring twelve and a half inches
in circumference. They were raised at the
residence of Mr.. Fickas, at the corner of
Center and Goodsell streets, this city. We
judge them worthy of premium, and we
should like TO see who can 20 better.
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EsrThe Old Line Guard, the Breckin

HSE- The Old Line Guard, the Breckin-
ridge organ, says of the "grand Douglas
mass meeting at Indianapolis on the 18th
-'It is conceded, upon all hands, that it
was decided failure. There has been no
Mass Ratification meeting of the Democratic
or Opposition party, held at indianapolis for
the last twenty years, that was not more
largely attended than the Douglas gather
ing on Wednesday,"
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" OF those for whom we fond emotions
cherish,
Secure the shadow ere the substance per-
ish''
Go to J. Perry Elliott's City Gallery, and
have one of those imperishabie likenesses
made in a style that he alone can make
them. Remember that death is abroad in
our land and delays of this kind especially
are dangerous ones; and inasmuch as Mr.
E. makes good pictures in cases for .fftv
cents, and sells finer cases low in proper
tion, there is no excuse for any one who
does not have his features iRimortaIized.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-26

BA-The Kentucky State election comes
off on the 9th Of next month. Only Clerk
of the Court of Appeals, to fill vacancy
caused by death, is to be elected. The pros
pect is favorable to the election of that no.
ble Whig veteran, Leslie Combs.
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SITUATION WANTED.-A young man,
about twenty years of age, with good
commercial and general education, desires
situation in some mercantile business
Insight INTO practical business is mo1e Of
an object than salary. Satisfactory refer
ences given for character and ability Ap-
ply at this Office. July 26 Std
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NEWARK, n. j., July 25, H-A destruc.
tive'f occurred in Mechanics street in this
city about o'clock this morning, destroy
ing Haverbuyer's cutlery establishment,
and Turnbull and Garshaw's carriage manu-
factury, including large amount of stock.
Other buildings adjoining were also destroy
ed. Loss sac, 900, partially insured.
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We would call the attention of the ladies
TO the large sale of Silver and Plate ware
fine Gold Jewelry, Watch Chains. &c, by
H. Nelson & Co. This stock OF goods is
from a reliable city retail stock and must be
sold. Sale comes at 0 A. NJ. and P. NJ Front
seats reserved for the ladies'
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PADUcAH, Ky, July %, 1860.


Communicated
MR. EDITORIALS the publication of tick
cts seems to be fashionable among as Demo
Gratis, the following is recommended as one
eminently fit to be chosen. Any person
who would be displeased with 1t is a rank
disorganizer and has not a particle of music
in his soul.
Representatiye-John S. Gavitt.
Sherif-Joseph B. Cox.
Clerk-Joel Sherwood.
Treasurer-Thomas Redmond.
Recorder-James Fitzwilliams.
Commissioner-Thom Bush.
Coconer-Peter Raciue.
Surveyor-William Metland.
If there are .eny omissions, they can be
supplied by inseuctions.
"A UNIVERSAL DEMOCRAT.
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BA After the close of the meeting last
night, Mr. Clay was serenaded at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Rob't Barnes, by the Crescent
City Band.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

FEVER AND AGUE REMEDIEs.-Bells S
Tonic, Graves's Ague Pills, Ayers Ague
Cure, Jayne's Ague Cure, Leeds Quinine
Substitute, Rowands' Tonic, Powell's Ague
Liniment and the celebrated 1882 Pills
constantly on hand and for sale at WM
BIERnowER's City Drug Store 6-tl
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Local and Miscellaneous.

Be1- Reading Matter ON Every Page.
River Report on the First and Conn
mercial Report on the Fourth coll
umn of the Fourth page.6a
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E@- There was a severe tornado at Lou
isyilIe on the 22d, which caused consider
able damage to roofs, trees, and boats. Also
one at Bruceville Station on the Cleveland
and Mahoning Railroad, Ohio. The R. R.
depot, several dwellings, number of trees
and eight barns were destroyed, and two
ladies were killed.
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nSas The New Orleans Locofoco Post
master has, it seems, turned defaulter to
the tune of $780, 900. "Thats the way the
money goes
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IThe steamship Pennsylvania, of the
Philadelphia and Richmond line, was burn
ed on the 18th on James River. Three
children were drowned.
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BURLINGTON, N. ]. July 25, M.-The Rev.
Courtland Van Rensselaer,, an honored and
beloved clergymen of the Presbyterian
Church, died in this city this morning.
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PITTsBURG, July %, M.-River seven feet
four inches by the pier mark and rising very
slowly. Weather clear and warm.
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EynA An excellent report of Cassius NJ
Clay 5 speech at New Harmony is crowded
over till tomorrow.
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CINCINNATI, July 25, M.-The river has
fallen 5 inches. Now seven feet inches in
the channel. Weather clear. Mercury 760.
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

Dally
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Ir-MPckly Paper. w
weekly FI;' ..--.---''-.------- : ~ "
d" e Clu!rs OF Is Br more...-..-....-.-...- l OO
ksz The privilege of early advertisers IS limited
30 their ilDeate business, in their own name;
and all advertisements for the benefit OF other
persons, well legal advertisements and adver-
tisements of suction sales, and advertisements with
tie name of other persons, sent in by them, must
be raid for at the usual rates.
Eza No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any
corporation, society, association public meeting
and communication designed to call attention TO
Al matter of limited of individual interest can be
inserted, unlesss paid for ~ advertisement.
nS Contracts for yearly advertising wild not be
disc Etinued unless order to that effect Is lett at
the 0Eice, and when discontinued In less than q
year. the price of the whole year will be charged
No Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
tshel at the expense Of the attorneys orering ana
net Gelayable for legal proceedings, but cnnectabie
st Isua time. n
nr Our terms for Job Work and transient adver-
sisen euts are CASH.