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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

ssr Mr.. S. N. Hyaals, Register st Z.
S. Land Office at Natchitacbes, and Af,s,I,
Laplaee, Receiver, hare issued 4 notice sp''
that tue Office viii be- re-opened for q l 4
transaction of business 81. swell, soon soon
we've mislaid the paper containing tile
4 20 isAsrsss-a =.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

10 We arc requested BY the comman-s
der to state for the benefit Of those who
wish to attend the New Orleans Raceson
Friday 3oth inst, thatthe steamer
J. D. PERRY
will leave the wharf Of Alexandria, on her
downward trip, at 4 o'clock Tuesday eve
ming 9th inst.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

sa- Tic Rapides brought Governor 'rles'r
AfoosE and j. G. WIsE--Isotii looking we'll
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

NJ Hon. John a. Logan, Of Illinois,
sends us i copy Of Mr.. Forsytll's speech
before tie Alabama Legislature on a .iaint
resolution pending before that body to,
postpone the election ola Senator. .
The speech, however, proves to be 'l' a
cauyasser for MI. Douglas, wherein Mr..
Forsyti, shows himself to be 8 gladiator
fno mean ability
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

a~Two weeks and two days since II
roinea and no indications OLA change.
f,ur st.cets and roads are very dusty
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

e n 4 Probate Term Of our Court will
be held next week.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

MA Notice Of Election by the President
Of Police Jury.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

sw General Sam. Houston says there
will soon be stirring times on The Rio
Grapde.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

.nOOpER'S To0LS--A fill and complete assort-
NJ ment, Oh Rochester manufactures Ter sac 20
by Ss =. = hfslii rt.ss vs. - , -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

o--The celebrated KlLiKlaioK sn,oks
/ ins TOBACCO the packa gesor pound also,
a superior article Of chewing and common tobacco
for sale at New Orleans prces, by r. y. =. ss5
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

Il
Local Items. The River isrunninsgs 8.
down stream Us usual.
So Tie sun rises and sets every q
hours. 93
~ Is expected, q terrible SMASH Up
on the Mason & Dixon line, causing an
immense and terrific destruction Ct Its IL
| hanying aaaay thousands Of innocent and
guilty victims to au early and premature
grave. .3's
I & Caag Fanaticism and Treason, higher '
law and lever rascalisy.
There is 10 be q meeting ofthe Dlree-
tors at Charleston on 2sa Apfil, to take
Into consideration the future lnteresslEsIroi
1.-The Company, and 70 provide means Tor
1averting 50 dire a caialnity.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

ssa Al indifferent specimen Of the
a4yl.s xibs has Lssp sstraysd as essils
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

~ S, B. Nolley lptires irun the tripod
of the Opelousas Patriot--Mr. Rodolphe
Chaehere becoming sole Editor and Pro- to
'prietor.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

usRG NKs, yalises Sad die. Bags md Carpet. Bag
II II. &. liErB EKH lCK'S. B
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

ssa- The long expected castings having
arrived, lii: work On the Court House hiss
Recommended, and we hope will continue,
and be pushed vigorously till completion.
The Parish is paying monthly, for q
Court Room, ansifor Court Offices.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21
sa- On Thursday 18th inst, Tue Legs

sa- On Thursday 18th inst. Tue Legis-
lature adjourned aud the members thereof
returned to their constituents to give ac-
counts Of their stewardships.
DIS. Smith and Clark came up on the
Perry, Saturday, wearing the houors Of
the session with a becoming grace.
Messrs. Wise and Smart returned do on
Monday. ss..ss, s...
In some respects it may be said the
session just closed has been nan. an important
one and although doubtless much good spl.l has
been accomplished, YET the acts repeating
the usury laws, and re-arraaging tue he'd. Ji'-
dicial Districts Of the State, and giving
the Executive the power to fill vacancies e
on the District Benchs, By appointment,
will meet with especial aud almost uniyer-
sal response from t5H people
Aside from the general Legislation O.
whose benefits Rapides receives herpro-
portional share, she is more directly utter
ested in those acts appsopriatins s35, GOO
| to the State Seminary and Military Acad'
envy situated near Altxandfla-esiab
Fishing a State Arsenal at Che Academy
Incorporating the Bayou Rapides Nayigga
4 ton Company appointments Of an add add
.ftionaI Parish Surveyor land an addition
+ al Justice Of the Peace for Ward
/ There are doubtless others Of a salusar,
4 nature that have escaped our notice.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

szy- The Senate Bill re.arangiug the Judicial
Districts 81 the State, passed the House on 10th
inst, hyai decdedsote otl5o TO- 10. Our District
is composed Of Rapides, Natchitoches, Sabine dnd
Vim.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

DLASTATIoN sussetts. Lomcls y gro
/ Boots, Hats, Stripes, aud Mosquito N.ttlng az
small advances, by "a y. y. y " hf4is't io 'i
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

NEW pApgR-- have received the first NUM-
Der OF very neatly printed paper called the
/" Gampte Times. BY dessss Myers y Richardson
We wish the gentlemen every siieeessin business,
though We are sorry perceive by their opening
address sal they iateaa 70 pursue
ID politics. Nalclateehes parish had already two
sable Democratic newspapers, and ne did hope i:
there wa patronage esough ranotl,er Journal y
wpald advosaiesthe cause OF the Aulefiean Unlon
parfy. lSouth Western.
The & Patronage Of NSasehitoches parish, sees
ii tie Democratic party she OMIT hopos Of The
rs American Onion
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

HARDWARE, ,Saddlery, Wooawa'e,. Queens
IL ware, &C., lie. 4. y y Il ~ I'M NJ ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

and variety Of other articles too numerous g par
ticulaiize. For sale at sreasohablc prices, "
: March 81 1850. es II. %. liESr HER sICK. !
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

Ear The Della's correspondent, in
speaking oftlie me,land manners Of the
State Convention, says: 7 4
Hhiajdi Heron looked more pleased,
Gfayrot Biaivllie, more reserves and less y
subtle, and Dr.. Cattirail more courteous
thar ever. Tie face of b.. Delsiny was
.wreathed in#siniles If euntentedsecqules-
qence in tue pppiilisq will ES-Gpsefi,pf
Wickli!l;, bears limself rather loft:ly aud
digniiiedly. as an tsoyerilor should, bnt
does hot seem entirely satisfied witlisthe
aspect Of affairs Tue Old-Linets Cor
Quoted themselves ike men who Weae
pretty sure ofst their game, and were l,i
defiant Or disposed To press their prostrate
/ universities.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

UNCLE JaFF Arrived. The steamer tqll 4 RAJ
pides, Capt, nowty, from Naishitocltees,
which arrived last evening, brought down 'ss1
several iineracers from Col. Wells' stables.
Uncle jeff is one of the number.
IPicayune, 10Th inst,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21
lsI nssy- Ne make copious extracts from

w mann & u
tho sfeSicar, news obtained ~ the n Q.
picayune from Lieut. Garter, O W.. Navy
--ald which is pronounced reliable and ]
authentic. 1t shows extensive prepare.
tions on the part Of Mirampn cance'ltfat-s
Ing his forces bothby land and water Tor
the purpose Of dislodging the Liberals
forces under Juarcz so long ~ possession
Of Vera Cruz. Probably ere this the re-
suit is decided, and will have an lmpa-
tant bearing upon the future ofthat beau -
tiful but unhappy country Cur iai t's s
ton comes through channels sympasillz-
ing with the Juarez interest aud must must
/ tIcrefore Sc estimated accordingly i; but
Istill we sca,I'y help believing, that even
Gsloald sEiranieli, by hrin s'lttg Ell; y ilisSpew-
ers t, hear upon Vera Cruz succeed II
Idislodsilg the occupants the Liberal
| forces scattered over tie country VIII take
advantage Of the usurpar's itlnpsrailt.y,
make some decided movements in other
Aaparters and reap advantages tfatmay
essentially weaken any victory he may
obtain at tie True Cross
Manifest Destiny ensures TO the Liberal ,eA
! Party al eventual success albeit ior tue
1 nonce revclsss may attend
The Knights Of tic Golden Circle, men
Ftioa sc wiloih may be fauHd on - fourth ~
page, willsere long take an active part IN
! the contest aud will create permanent
diversion illfavprof progress, civilization
and good government:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21

PAUL A. Borro, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29
DUEL AT DENVER CITY.

From Corresp spondence of the Missouri Democrat.
There much excitement all around yesterday, re-
specting duel which the tapis and which cam,
off yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, mile below Den
vcr on the west blak Of the Platte between Dr. J. ;
Stone member of the Provisional Legislature, and
present Judge o! The Miners Court at Mountain CITY
and Acting Governor Luciep W Bliss our regular SecGe
tary of STATE here. The gentlemen have each many
warm and influential friends in these regions and con,id
cradle interest and anxiety were felt in the matter The
distance thirty paces-arms douole-barreed shot
guns one barrel of each loaded with an ounce ball
Some Of most prominent gentlemen chosen sec
onds The whole affair managed and carried through
with the highest and srctcst gentemlnly courtesy and
honor, SO to speak, by both sides.
Some five hundred spectators at least we believe
were on the ground The rules and regulations being
read, aud the word of command given each party fired
and Dr. Stone struck and instantly fell throwing up
his hand and making some inaudble remark. The ball
pencreed through his groiH thereabocts as well
could judge carrying, perhaps, twenty-five yards fur
Their while hi ball struck into the ground several yard
before Mr. Bliss. Doctor Stone considered moraily
wounded but his surgeon incnes to think he may
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29

The monners rushed to the spot and were vastly amaz
ed to old Jakey rising from among the ruins of his
coffin, and staring supidy around. His nky black face
snOwwhc wool aud white shroul formed startling pic
ture turning the of the coored mourners in
to fright and they all took wildly to their heels Those
who have seen Mr. T. d. Rice, the Virginia mummy,
can form faint idea OF the serio-comic tableau.
As Old Jakey recovered his scattered senses
he lay down upon the ground and yelled Justify for the
mourners TO come back. They came at length cauous-
ly-one by one--and the old fellow was carried home.
lie was very well this morning, and don't intend to die
for some time yet.
He had been aing for several days, and on Sunday
night he apparently stopped breathing His limbs be-
stiff and his body cold. His under jaw fell and his
eyes sank far into bis head. He lay so all night and
through the dayup the time in fact when the wagon
upset. and his friends had good reason suppose he was
dead man. The shock of the upset evidently resuscta-
ted him, and had it not occurred poor old Tskey would
now doubtless be under the sod lie is nearly 20 years
old and was formerly slave in Tennessee Cleveland
Piaindedier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29
THE "CONFMCT' IN A SOUTHERN COILEGE

THE CONFLICT" IN A SOUTHERN COLLEGE
difficulty OF no ordinary sort has taken place in the
University OF Mississippi As CLEAN them from the Ok
ford NercTY printed the site of the University the
facts are briefly these
Charges we're preferred by Dr. r. II. Branham against
the President OF the College Or. Barnard TO the effect
that he offered Reqro pidsRce against student of the
University that after the faculty refused to sustain the
charge such evidence DR.. Barnard wrote letter to
the guardian Of the student which resulted in the with
drawal of the latter from the University and that Dr.
b. objected to his readmssion at the next session. and
thus prevented his return.
meeting of the Trustees was called To examine into
the affair, at which the Governor Of the State pres
ont. Two days occupied in the examination Ol
members of the Faculty and other witnesses, which
suited in the acQuittal Of President Barnard.
few days after two Professors Carter and Richard
sonsent in their designations, members OF the Facu
", leaving only SOuthener in it and he likely to
sign too. Very strong feeling existed in Oxford The
Mercury remarks:
We have never seen much feeling exhibited among
citizens shown the streets Saturday, and
since the result aud incidents connected with the matter
have been diyuged it to perfect storm of III
dgnaton against the Northern born Professors engaged
in the institution while not few impusn the motives OF
the Trustees The people appeared to be nearly unani-
against the decision of the Board
The paper traces the excitement TO feeling Of
resentment aroused against the North on account of the
John Brown raid aud the 'rrepressble conflict doc
tnes of VIM. H. Seward and intimates that it will
be allayed until every teacher of Northern extraction
ousted from the Faculty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29
ELRCTInNs.

QUARTER ELECTEONs.-The Council OF the Civ NJ
Richmond have appointed the following named gsntrs3 s
CoInnii ssiOners aud Conductors of the Ctartcr
Elections Gor the present the several wards OF m
city;
fOE JFsFFRsoS wAED-Joseph Brumme J. j. wilson Libby
lOy The election 20 be held at Market Hall -
M,Rrsos WaRD-E shepprrson Jas A. scott J. H. Grant
n dwsthmey and q. W. Randolph. CgaHissioB.r ana m
Chsikey, Conductor The election to he held the City Hal
FoR MOsRoE WARn-T Boudar, 7. Barham r. p Davis T. NJ
Jones r. Matthew, Commissioners and Vim Ksiiev
Conductor The election to be held Llys shop on Broad
street. Ieste:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29
THos. LAWSON, G. o.R.
March 20. $500.

NorEAccorng 10 the late ordnance for "aernc and deGn
Ing boundaries OF the Wards eastern line Of MADISON
WARD begins Mayos Bridge, thence running along the middle
18th Broad street. thence Broad street TO College
street. along the middle Of College TO Marshall reet
thence along middle Of Marshall 20 IAN street thence
alorg the middle Of 4ih street TO Sho"koe ang
Shockoe creek TO the eastern branch Of said along
branch 10 the corporation bou
y MADISON WARD runs from the corporation line along
9Th street 10 Arch street, thence continuation Of he
line Of street the james River KanaBha Canal thence
mp said Canal the middle of the street laid out between
redegar Works property and Tae tan yar thence along
the middle said Aforementioned james River
JEFFERSON WARD embraces al hat part II the city east OF
Madison Ward: and MONROE WARD embraces all that part
of Madison Ward lmli2D-tle1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29
WILLIAMS & REID,

Commission Merchants,
A. Il ,..4aA EITNCI AND SECOND SIEEET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
s,f orders f'r s kinds OF " Wystern Produce, and make
rs-sI Cash Advances on COnsigHments ior sale or
Mr. haud.zc bought auj Stored 90 account Of purchasers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29

NTOTICE.The attention Of persons TO build on the
~ public alleys o the city requested 10
the following from city ordinance concerning
Any person intending hereafter to build any
upon The line OF public first
obtain from the Engineer Of the city, hi. inability
% the Superintendent Of Streets certificate 20 writing
Of the line adopted grade Of such tie place whore
sucn house structure IS 10 be erected and shall be the duty
the Engineer Superintendent OF Streets G 10 Chsroer
lan Office, duplicate the said certificate any person shall
hereafter build attempt build erect
other upon the line OF alley,
having obtained such Certificate he shall se flcd
five than twenty dollars" ". GILL, City Engr.
By order OF the Streets generally mhl2-lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29
ElNCOUnAGE HOME FANUFACTUn y.

ENCOURAGE HONE MANUFACTURE y.
H The undersigned manufacture ndkeep5 constantly hand
at the Richmond Iron and Steel Works, large and fine
ment Of
Refined and common IRON consisting o; al Sizes Bar Band
Hoop and Scroll Iron.
Tire Iron, oyals and HsifRounds
Horse and sule Shoe Iron, Rounds and Squares
Lightning Rods round and square.
Agricultural Drum Teeth Nut Iron.
Tobacco Nil Tapered AMI Plate Iron.
In short description of IRON that may be ordered
Also Railroad 9rog TEL Steel Coach buggy suly TiRFs
AMI quarry hsl-Round steel JAS HUNTER
felj-llF Eiearond y,
~ All sizes Of PUNCHED WASHERS on hand or made n o.
der.
SNEEGINE AND EHiLLBHG EgNg.S.- have ju.t
w received. n direct import 7fi r,
FFeNs Weeding Hoe hIi si4es, from 81 10
kycls Killing focs. all sizes. from ti 90
BESIDES other superior makes of both Wc-ns and Killing which
o1er 10 quantities TO suit puscharrs and lowest prices
". 5 e.. DOMAIN
New Iron Front Block,
Governor street,
mh22 Trror'r-, ~ lf4rf,,,ra
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29
FOR


SimP son u Miller =.
II9 Main Street.
VTOU win end Clothing OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE. thrt
cannot Dee surpassed market. We viii keep constantly
hand dns ,ie sorug and summer months u stock of eve
~ hing t sep n hr Clothing le Our goods have been got;
ten up y especial reference % The retail trade and
Excelsior regards FIv, STYLE aud WORKMANSHIP
responding n colo- of different pieces and qua lies, 10 III
a sizes Goats Pants Vests shirts made 90 order az short
tee Please give csu o.; il9 mhZ, SIMPSON MILLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29

TERRIBLE AFFAIR-FTcs Children RUpi 10 Deah-
1t has already been briefly mentioned that the night of
the 18th inst. the dwelling house Of Humphrey Owens
in Goshen township Mahonng county, Ohio was burnt
to the ground five of his children peshng in the con-
fagraton. The following the particulars of the sad
affair:
The family had retired at very early hour and we're
all sound asleep little after seven. About halfpast
seven Mr. Owens was awakened by the smoke filing his
ROOM sprngng from his bed found the house wrap
ed in flames He succecdedin in getting his wife, with her
infant DAYS old ont OF doors, and then commenced
throwing upon the staircase which had taken fire
and blazing urously, hoping to preserve a way OF
escape for his children, who sleeping above He
succeeded in awakening his daughter, young woman
with whom two of the younger children were sleeping
taking the youngest in her and aousng the other
and bidding him follow her. she hurried down the baz.
ing stairway as she passed the stairway surrounded with
flames her father threw bucket of water over her and
she was enabled to escape with the little boy in her ars
both seriously but not dangerously burned The older
one probably with sleep remained in the ROOM
and with four other brothers in another room whom no
efforts could arouse was consumed with the building
The ire is supposed to haYe originated from bucket of
ashes which one of the boys had in the wood shed
adjoining the west side of the building when kindIing
the fire in tie morning Those who escaped saved moth
ing but their sleeping apparel Mrs Owens lad TO walk
bareooted and uncAd in her night dress with her
child in her arms over the frozen ground near Quarter
OF a mile to ind shelter. The children burned we're
all boys the oldest about eleven years the Youngest
about three.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29
WV. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing ManufactOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
M RIC CHMOND VA

IT Is generally known that established Clothing
Mandatory ln ts city TIN YEARS AGO, and have ccnstSn
continued o. make large portion ui
Richmond, hundreds Uf my customers viii testify TO-
tiine better
prepared orders u large small quantities
hau heretofore viii guarantee furnish them low
b.y had Northern houses and equal In sty! and
te-I.L
Being practical business mot having climbed IN A.
h- back others houJpr) tattrr myself that
give much good Gle .r the price house
North or south
Let wish build up southern Manliacores
uarorr established houses first, and let resp The
res-d they JUSTLY merit past, present faUrc services
This huu1lg, prove uy from 5eVcuynVe 90 one
hundred hands m employ, and many ot them have been
f1r years
Patrouze manufactures home especially whe1 you
can "a, 81 without additional cost WA IRA SMITH,
~ ia Main -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29
EOE2HARDENG ET-aENNas.

TslHE JAMES RIVER AND KANhWHA ca, Ny-,-,T7TTT77i.
4 having acceied 20 the prOpostion of the -
South Side Railroad Com rary advance the rates
compelled advance my am however! by that az.
rangement, enabled to put goods though
30 TO % Per Cent. Cheaper
than the South side Railroad provided that Company aihC53
the stipulation agreed and on some articles the difference
much greater
tSl have determined 90 ru, The charges n NE YHRY LOW
Est POINT every article and the merchants yncbUrs ard
the West will And greatly their advantage sp Rich.
mond L. F. LsE,
Forwarding aud CouE4ssa Merchant,
On tht D-cs.
mhlO Richmond. Iraiuia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29
CLOTHING At y1IoIESaLE.

M are noE prepared 10 show country Merchants much
W larger, more attractive and cheaper stock Of spring
Nlothin, kn heretofore Having important advantages ia
& purchase Of our goods extensive preparations aud an
experience OF more than twenty in the manufacture AM
sale Of Clothing believe orr more desirable styles and be-
yer Vorsansp for The same, lower prices than any other
house m The trade Devong the whole OF attention 90 this
branch OF business alone and determined 10 build the trade Of
our city, We o Inducements those Of any house Ia
mills EEEN RAIWIN WILLIANa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29

HAVING made large addition to shop suit souharn
IL trade, viii sell at the Northern prices oi l9 We have
100 different designs Of Plain ant Ornamental Railing
vcrandas, HaicOni =, Porch Pieces, window
Guards 6c Vault and Cellar Doors Iron SASH Shutters
despatch.
Ceme,ery Railing for the country made so as put up
nv an or,in rlec II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29

% DC cl'a'itlr1 ll a-'iatA Ut
- a,f e1 Manuscript, previously agreed uPo1 D.
a. 'ss rl-'l ,-,l o, tbs sopy f,r spe,asd mum.
A--s aiu bs cou;auti urt ordered sgi, an payment
...H .-.r-'-s- ,,.--, -, t,-
ts kucgsr ',sSrsIo avoid anv mlscnoerita- nag
- 1000 Annual AIyr-''sers 70 Is prCprrto state ,-tct
res Iy extends to tir.r irreite business Real
en- .- AL. other Advertisements by thel 90 Dc
-s'...r 20 l--r. and u1 WIZ alton
sl ssa AMI General Agents Adye ,ser1enis no, 70 re
~ " s val- but o b. charged 40 te usual rates, subject
rs-..-t. ts shall be agreed upon
b-r-.a- anI yearly Advertisers generally, engaging one
~ s rs.-. tr. privilege Ht change shall no., ther
,-,-s b. say week. insert more than the ansunt
- s fe standing rule under Che contract and All eNcet-
htt ..--r-- Or Dee charged 10 the usual rates.
---s Inserted in Che SemtW erkly Whis AZ IS cents
-.r .r.. r- she t-st Insertion and SO cents
f- r.- ~. -r -ru1rca or n weekly, : . cents.