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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-25
CLAIM AGENCIES,


~ OVERNMENT CLAIMS.-The subscriber of
NJ fers his services for the collection OF DE.
CEASED SOLDIERS CLAIMS, and those Of any
other description against the Government
VIII give strict attention to all business entrust.
ed to him, and forward remittanees promptly il any
manner desired.
The necessary papers prepared and forwarded to
correspondents upon receipt Of ~
Commission: per cent. ON collections Of ol00
and upwards; undar that amount, 10 per cent win
be charged. p. J. 1cKEMNA,
General Agent 18th street,
Richmond. Va
Refers, by permission, TO VIM. r. Taylor, Esq,
Cashier of Bank Of Virginia; Mcssrs. c. W. Purcell
4 Co.. Bankers; WIN. l. Cowardin, Hsq President
Va Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
50 l3-tm*
tLAiM AGENCY, GC.--The underMan0d hav
~ ing this day established himself IN thIs city,
Will prosecute every description Of CLAIMS aeeinsj
the Confederate States Govsmmsut
Particular attention will Be given tot Roeaiou
Of soLDikRS' CLAIMS and indsed = nat.
tor connected with = 6snssal Agency
tTO0acs on Shockos slip, two deos7 y 0 en-
trance Of the Colun,bixn Noael
Address, N. y. TAPSuOxx, Nox Ma. 75a
RIGHAONO, Aug. s. 1851 u 9o--ins
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kLiJAU PKlDDY.
lfenrleo co., Va, Sept. , io,i4. NJ !G--.t.

BAN AWAY-Si0U REWARD~-lfroin .!ie sul-
L scriber, the ;ih of September, from Fails
pIi.ntasinu Chesterfield county. !. slave woman
named ADELlNG. She is about ~ yeSIs old. nie
dum size, senteel appearance, OF u gingerbreaa
eoior. Any "Ie returning her to will get the
above reward DANIEL +. WARD.
iS--t~x
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MISC ELLANEous.


bill - exempt Quskssx and others eons,i Ii.
tionsiy opposed to bearing arms, has been defeat
ed in the Iowa Legislature
Ii is estimated that the army OF the United States
consumes daily more than six hundred tons of pro-
Visions
The MeMphis appeal office war e,osed on The 9Th
to: ,he publication Of an article entitled Bull kun
the Second"
The city Of Boston has yet 20 raise 800 voiur-
teers 10 evade draft.
Gen. Pope was serepa3ed and mads spec ch in
Chicago on Friday night.
Gen. Shields it is sad will soon be placed IN ac-
tive command
The Cincinnati Commtyciat states at Gen Pope 5
reqnrst that his report Of his disastrous Campaign
III Virginia was published without his Authority or
knowledge, aud contrary to his Wishes.
letter from Charleston, South Carolina says
cotton swOrth eighteen and twenty cents there -
IN Ne" York it rules at sixty eeuts for nd,liing
qualities.
The Albany JoHraai advocates an Immediate call
fUs,O0O COO more men
Only I. 700 bales of cotton have been brought into
New Orleans since its capture by the national
forces on the 25th Of April.
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EourHRRN DENTAL nRROT,
- ArLANrA. 0tORalA.
RROWM q HApK
Dealers In TEkTH. HOII6. Lathe. IuYfRtT.
nENTS. aud DENTiSTs' AATERlALN aS every
description. 81
~ PahllsAers e u ,'iasahssn psssaa sssst.
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

.
c. UEsFIrHTE wANTED.-wautsd iaamelii.
~ aiely. q SUBSTITUTE for the ~, for which
= ii5ersi price viii be paid None need apply ex
cept snch are over forty eve years Of age Ap.
ply ut the Audisors office, City Hall between the
hours 81 Z A d, end 3 Il. u. ss 2a-5ts
- UBsTlTUTE WANTED.-For : reliable losn
~ over - years Of sgs, liberal price win be
paid. apply iIme diaseiy ut
ALBERT BLAIR'S Coal Office.
se 4l-.t !. % street LEADING to Mayo's Bridge.
4 YoUNG MAN who has served in the amy
4 for fweis-, 'aanths, aud has been honorally
discharged Will enter the service again ~ SlJ B.
SflrUTE in cavalry. Address at the Dispatch OF
ice for lhree days. sc 24-M.l WILLIAMS.
CUBSTiTuTEs WANYRD-For two good. Re-
~ liable aea, over - years OF sge liberal bonus
Z. r. ROBERTs,
Sc 3i-.3ts Corn.- Of Cary and 18th SITS
INSTITUTES WANTED.--.Wan anted three Sub
~ stitntss to serve in heavy artillery at Chaplin
biufi for which libera al price will be paid Native
born Southern Men preferred. Address j. II. RAGS
DALE, care Of Captain C. Tscitus Allen Chapin's
Bluff. AZ 23--:itx
G. uBsTiTUTE WANTED.-Apply at the office
- of 4. T.. GRAHAM, next door 10 the COlum
bis.n Hotel. for three days se 2s-3ts
uBsTITUTE WANTkD-For tbe war, ia an
/ intaEtry company. He must be over 45 years
of ssn. Apply AZ the Office of G. $. MARSHALL,
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall, be-
tween the hours OF and o'clock. Sc 2l-3tt
(, uBsriTUTE-Any person, or persons, who
l. may wish 10 procure good and faithful Sab
sfrute, Virginia born and raised, and true South
ern man, who is over 80 years. of age. do by
addressing VIM JONES SR,
SO i8-6,F Manchester, Va.
CUBsTIrUTE WANTED-For q select Vir9inis
\ company for the war. Address &c. O., Mat.
tosx r. O., Ameiia CO., Va. SO 4-I8ts
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FINWENTY-FiVE DOLLARS REWARD-Wi,l
1 be paid Tor the return OF my boy HENRY, or
TO any one lodging him il a jail, SO that ge, him
He ran away OF Sunday, August ;st is = likely
boy, of about twenty i've years OF age, rather IN
der medium size, SAY five feet six eigh; inches
high dark colnple xon, Inot back,) with !. bushy
hea.., Intelligent, and sEe AXIS quick had or when
he left black coat, hg!! Jans, and black felt hat
he carried other clothes with him and 4 cloth h..,
tn&- lie is trying to make liis w&y towards Fred
sritksbrg OF the lines, lie may pass himself fol-
free and stop with sune OF our oYyu forces uatil he
can got of 10 THE Yankees.
kLiJATI PKlDDY.
Yi.an G..-.F - T>,.f
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ANOTHER IErrEk FROM BROWNLoW.

ANolufR FhOM bhON NIoW.
The traitor Browniow has publiAhed another lst-
Ter in The Northera papers. calling on the Loyal
Governors ~ meet al p0int aud adopt resOlu
tons urging The tinted Stsies Government To draft
:10,UdU Glen, calling apon the President 10 re.
organize his Cabinet requiring = cessation Of the
"nigser7 argument until p~aee is concluded. and
calling for tho formation OF party 10 be called
The Unconditional Union Party Of America He
adds
Let the Government and the army know, what
they seem never To haze leariied--that is 10 say,
that tie rebels arc unit, lighting with despera
ton aud skill never surpassed ny any people on
earth, whilst VIZ, who have noble army of brave
men. with n0Gsy credit sli else neceasary ,snd TRUTH
side are divided and distrsctsd-whist We
are toleraling traitors and tories In our midst !
Inform our Government aud people that our ship
OF State is now IN heavy sea, and that Ut No Pc
fi"d since tbs rebellion broke out haa 20 deep de-
Psrss,on fallen upon The hearts vi loyal Citizens ~
al present
Would, gentlemen, start = nsw paper St onca,
~ SONS eligible point. and urge all these eansisra.
tiops aid inore upon The minds OF the loyal hesTt-
cd nrn ot the conntry. bat far Two good and aniti
s.eni fsasons, First. shanid Le arrested W the
United States authosisa tos stating facts composing
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DUNAWAY-Sl0 REWARD-Ran away from
/ !, the subscriber Saturday, the 9th inst &.
negro boy, named WILLIAM HENRY, cornmeuly
called Buck. Said boy is about - years old . feet
on inches high rather thick set, busliy head nf
hair, complexion quite dark, ANA stamigers little
when confused. lie is believed to be making Tor
the York or fanunkey rivers az TO reach the
Yankees. as he was lately caught III that neighbor
hood but again escaped. The above reward will
be paid to any 10 delivers him - the suu
sefi5er i'll i.ichmoli
RICHARD S. ALLEN,
!
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CTRAYED-Frsm the Medical College Hospital.
- corner Of Iarshall and College streets Rich.
mond Va, on the 18th inst. two MICH COWS
One is a light brindle; the other black aud white
The left rump OF the latter II black, with black
neck and head and a white spot in her f,rehead
Any information in regard 10 them will be thank
fully received and the usual reward paid on their
delivery to N @. TUkNLHY,
&c gs-4t~ StAvard
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THE NORTH TO Es CONQUERED.

IVNTUFNFU
st. GATHERINGS, G. w., is reported 10 be great
resort of Seeessionis.s from the States and a cor.
respondent OF the New York Posi-, writing from
that locality says:
Under the influence II tho recent Federal re-
Vsrses, the Secessionsts OF tlss place have ven.
tured 10 make some signifcant remarks. They
openly declare that the Union shall be 6ralsn
tnt that if the North is beaten, i. shall be sub.
next President OF the still! United States for the
Northern States will be held ~ subiugated pro
vinces. This let's the cat ont OF the bag raj her
frematurely. aud does not at all suit the Cana.
dians now sympsthizing with the South They
openly say that they want the Union to be dis-
solved, and two or more confederacies to exist in
its place"
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LNSTRAY.--A stray HORSE came to my farm.
IL about the last OF August. which The owner
can have by proving property and paying charRes
JOHN CURRlE, on the Central Rair'd
So 0}-.tt< Aapr;cn cauut~
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HARDWARE. >ADDLERY. kc

~ T EbDLEs! NEEDLESS
aD,UOo Sharps, assorted, ) to 10;
ia,uGo Betweens. assorted, ) ..
2iu UU3 Shafy's and Retween's all dzes:
For sale at wholesale and retail by
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
s"2i-it No. 81 Main st.
DOUBT KNIVES, HOLLOw-6ROUND R1.
4 ZORS. Scissors Knives aud Forks, Plated Forks
and Spoons Shoe Brushes, Scrub Brushe %, Shaving
Boxes and Brushes, Brad Avis and Tools in sets,
Belt Hooks, Hatchess, Hammers. Augurs, Chssis,
dc; Buiidiug Hardware, &c, &c., for SALE VIII ,is.
sale and retail. by WILLIAMS 4 ELLIOTT,
Sc 2l--4t No. 81 Main At
1 MOST desirable supply, just received at
"A sCaAAP'S China Bazaar, POS Broad street.
bet ween ith and 9TH
CHINA AND GLASS WARE-Cups and Sau.
GERS, Plates, Mugs, Ewers and Basins Chambers,
BedPans, Bowls and great variety of goods
slitaole Tor Hotels aad Restaurants. Tunlbiers,
uobets. etc, etc
TIN WARE --Cotfoe-P Pots, all sizes and kinds ;
BaA!ag-Pans, " ash rips, Tea Kettles Cloth Boilers
Foot-Tu0a. WaterCans, Stop Buckets, Spittoons
eance. .tats, Coal Scutties, tanteens Cups, etc.
HARDW WAkE-Srpertne English Table and
Pocket Cutlery; Silver-Pla'ed and britannia Tea
and Fable Spoon Forks, Ladies', Castors, Old Do
minion Coffee and Tea Pots, Candles;cks Tea
Trays, etc.
LOOKING GLASSES-With and without stands
FANCY GOODS --Bill and Pocket. Books Pocket
Mirrors, Pistols Back CANNON Chess and DrA,,ght
Boards ana Men; fiolins Accordeons Wool Cards
Spauidng Glue, Combs, Brushes, Guitar and Vic.
iia Srings, Lubia's Extracts. and other supe rior
Pertliuieries, Soap, Wax Matches etc.; and q sups
roc assortment of Military Accoutrements, ,uch as
HaVerSacks, SiArs, Pocket Drinking Cups etc, q.
LEON SCHAAP'S,
Sc 2}-6tF s0o Broad st, bet. 4th and 9TH
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OST-- Between the Floyd House and tho
roll of NOTES. chiefly Confederate, from $50 10
SIS in amount. The Under will be nberally re.
warded bv leaving the same at the Dispatch olRce.
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In V DOLLARS REWARD-Strayed IRON,
II Mrs. SGephard's house. yellow CIV, with
white spots and rope round her borns aud cali
about three months old. brown color. The above
resar will oe paid by delivering the same to the
owner, corner OF Broad and - streets or for snf
ficient Information to get her No 94-Ns
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CTRAYED OR STOLkE-. From my residence,
- on Grove street, dark 70 sn MAKE aud q bav
COLT. A liberal reward " ii be paid for their RI
coyery Ise GS-.3,S D. HAGERTY
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INVENTIVE DOLLARS REWARD-
i Strayed or stolen, on last Friday night, . light
sorrel HORSE MULE. about twelve years old, With
striped legs come harness marks on the shoulder
and in low order. The above reward will be paii
for the return Of the Mule and conviction Of the
thief ter dollars for the Mule only He wsS
purchased M auction, in RichYpnd from a man by
the name OF Burnett. J. b. BRAGG,
Sc 2t-6ts A. Blakev's Mill Henriro on =
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MI Cfz-NduaWay 1IUSlTtaI,
lC No. 81, q Negro Man, named JOHN WRIGHT,
slave of George Ransdeil, Es,l., of FauqIier ccun
ty, Va. Said Negro about -ix feet high, and o.
dark, tawney color Sc 23-.ii*
1.-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
L Runaway, on Monday night, my negro man
ROBERT, or a3 he is sonnet ines called, SEIlAM -
he is about feet inches high and about - ye.srs
old rather stout, we'll built quite dar. and cf gooO
address. lie may be seeking opportunity 10 gel
beyond our i;les. viii give SiUJ reward If taken
in the city, and $500 ii taken in any of the coun
ties. J. N. TALROTT
.B--im lH.h aud ErpaS
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soag MORE ASTOUNDING REyELariOss'
NJ Johns"a. Of Gsiena. Ill, was rseently 'r
Tested there for isioysiiy aud carried TO Port War
'sn After geitiag there. b. nude some 'aslsiind
'hx fsssiai'"ns !. i.slisw prisoaer, eLo hs 'oss
70 Dc hsssEsionsst This fellow priso.
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A1lLLiN ER Y.-My store will bs closed on
IM THURSDAY and re-opened on MONDAY
29th, with full assortment OF MILLINERY
MADAME SON.
~ Ny store is closed every Saturday and Sun
day se 23-4s&
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ONE CHANCE LIFT 10 AVOID A nICraTpR--TitK
REfuBLicAh rAkrf MUST tstfs oBT or POWER.
4 dictator is Sharing the kaflii ia the face The
rhiadelphia Mercury points 10 Fremont as Tho man,
and fears lac has large support ior the place
Ills speech ut ST. Louis declaring that is .';,eo'
should have their way la defiance of The red
tape at Washington" Is hailed ~ i. shadow oI The
coming event 1T impiores The eouniry To sup
port the Democracy in casting the Republicans and
saving the Union II says
That tbs Republicans cannOt save II is,we ahouil
thiak fully demonstrated by tie stoTy OF the
IL mouths la that interval they have Lad nndi
sidsd control u the Government The President
and his Cabinet have been sustained by u powerful
a.alor.ty IL GDDgr-aa Tho people vi tbs ii0n
.tAe States have, without distii.etian OF party,
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M ULES, MULES. MULES.-Four pairs good
yl broke MULES, for sale. Apply at the stable
of Mr. JNo. 5. DAVIS on Franklin street.
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MILLINERY, &c.

FiN0 MILLINERS-BONNETS FOR LADIES'
1 MISSES, AND BABlES.--I have for sale 100
Black Fancy Straw BON NNETS, for tha ial! trade
Price low for the lot.
SO 2}-6t* 4. KING Scourer
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NTKAYED-FrOm my residence. on Oresou
- Hill, WHITE COW with brown ears, aud
two fore feet brown and with . scar on her les,
hind quarter. will pay liberal reward Cor Aer
delivery 10 me. or any information that can set
her: l.e ST. w. w. T1nBxRlAkk
CTKAYKo%-Trom n d. Mifchsll's readsnre, il,
- Sidney on Monday night last two HOR6xo--
one a larGs bay the other cream colored abous
six years old. A liberal reward will b. paid for
their return. or any information which may lead Ia
their recovery, by the subscriber.
Sc A-2t' r. D. MITCHELL.
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~ -. vrsf in atTsce. - ~
f,f iss nianth. 81 atsance. ...-...--...-.-- -
I,rsfi.- u lily sa1s<rloefs a. 70 crlls fef week
SIa <le copies, tefis.
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4 NV tRTftbIi
Roback's stomach Ritters

A new sad delightful Siomschie and Cordial ~
giving tolr - tie stomach. and Tor the prove 81
bilious Complaints, incieni ~ tts Hessefu country.
Try 10.
A. morning drink. asset digestion and relieve
Dy-ps psia. Il has no equsi. Try e.
Al nfcof lt n kNl-y-.of '1 ~ .saer ifiers. IT, IL
The formula q these biiiers, now iiSsi .ae sale
property Of D. kooaek. ofiEina'r' wiih o.s - lie
oldest AL most erif-tf ei.ai fraoilt-offrt ~ she
West, A.. & i directly pfeitaiea fra fts wanls ..
Western people
These Hiiers derive iheiI si.lplls ea i..s power
fu' tonic nature oi lAe Illa 4aa l.s 20 which laey
are compose. a. a. they are. ~ -llayinr ureais
ural craNinrs e 80 sfurnarh. tretiV profotlFe =
TENpsfkANtE.
The presclt proprietor believes that in making them
widely known, the laaAc veiart . sah4ersed.
II vii soon Be Tor sale by ala - Dr. Kohackis nu-
merous Agents, ahd a Hotels &c.. the country over
IN the meantime or,leis vii ee tllea alro.l ;Fo-a
Cincinnati IA any quantity, ant ~ ihe lowest raies-
n l. put up IN Quart Bottles and securely PACK I'd .f
one der cases. half doa sample casce W.l however,
De packed aud sent b sas addrcss. desired.
Retail Price. si per bottle. or .ix
t0r 81.
! Principal oflcc ard ssissroefs 80 G. Esst Forrti
Street, 81 huilainr from Main street. Csac nraii
Ohio. Laboratory So - hammond Sfreel
Fox sale IN Nigo County ly
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J',eo DsRy Connections from H6rri-bnrgh -
Baltimore and Haskiaqfoa.
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DOabit Eafrs Book kssping
Adapted TO every department o. inland sni For
sign commerce, by the author Of Dua'- y sten- of
fook keeping
Stock and PartRersLig Books,
ENempliiying numerous ca.es of difficult opening
and closing, changes In firms, &c., supplied ty fhe
suthor'- forty year. experience IA bu>insss.
The Settlement Of Sinoie Eaf5g ParfAershlg
Books
Generally 80 lssle understood that two '.lroiessor-
~ Book keeping ia this city. rec, uily made orr
bu. mess balance sheet cont sining sc'o errors
RecfifGne Dcranged DoUbie Eairg Books.
A frequent aud highly responsible tuty. explained
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Charging Siaoi, 10 Double EHtry Lefg,r
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The Priuafe LeaQrr.
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Basiness Correspondence
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business Forms
systematically arranged and taught in connection
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Commercial Computations.
Including numerous business operations ns,er fho--
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The popularity Of these improvements. and the
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,AsGAGE CHECKED THRoUCH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE
rase Alnal. as I.on = -l.y ~ olheE IIoulel
Rswy Tickets rie F'tsfs-
burg.
TIckETS FoR sALE Al ALL MAIN
OFFICES


FRF1GiIT~.
kHv thls Reate Ffrixhfs II al descriptions can be
fsf~arar.i fieui ~ sa.sirhIA Ne~ aefk. Boston ~
Rsiamore. p, snv friut - the Railroads 81 Ohio
Ksttroky lriians iillnots. ni.cnfsir l9as. Cf Nls
souri. - Railroad direct.
The fsrn.J irsnis N,iifoad slso eonnscts a. Ff's
kureh wifh Steamers - whIsh eoisis can bs lor
-af.lei ~ ant Foff the ohlu Nn.kluruu. Ken
taeky fennes-ee. Cunaheriaud. nfinuf~. Nisshsirri
wlseoslsn Missouri. ks1sas. Afkanfas a.id Rff h'l
srs. aui - Cirtish'. Saathatf Al Chitsro wiih
kt~sFs~r- - al forts The <aFil eaefu Lake..
w~rrharfs aff shirprrs ssfrastinr thr iftfsfsffs.
tfss n heir Fftlrhi - Eiis Company. ft f.A
ttfsfefrt a. ~ speedy tfarslt
rHF RATfs Of FhflGHT - say fss.ut A. Ne
wssf ~ fhs reunssiea~ts nsiifusd "a al urue1
ssfaxofahle a. are chsrret = rfhff ksiFesa coin
rsnies
Be particular g ssss F.ess<~. 49, rs--s,s -.
Ekrnnsn."
y. ] svFRnYR. Tlllsiflfh'a
ukupkw A C1oNS - <afff a rsififtert
aErcu q CO. ~. : AEtnf Heus~ ~ r-.'lfi
WHNsm -, few lwk.
~i.fffH Cn ~ siste a 81 ~
- HOUSTON. Geneg Al Ffeieht Agent. ftiit
FSoCH LFWfa fs~n~rsi snr'i. Altoena, fti.E
I. y Norff oensfs f'fktf A<rni ffiia'tffhls
seffslf.
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sase. or Advertising in Daily.

t~xsl savsr,l sef4elss Ar seuts per sqra1e each
ssf.fs-t.,rv arrangements made w1th iae.e "ap
- - ~. e-tse by The yesr, vita the pryiese O
-s-ys,- ~ -lessure Yearly advrTti~rss. hgr resef.
sefr ir coufned strictly = their regular pe'''ts
Atvers.sei1eslts "a tnc special as@ee column "ln
be c..4rgei tive fslcce-
price snj half - -
e.. notice. published IA The i0rt coli uifins, q
- f.- - under ufH h. charged Tor eS-a ii-rri La
A.. = over ten lines. ten eeats pea iine. =,
i,-ti ti.ts sent Ia fer 10 siccfne1 me- VIII
~ Inserted three months, unless ordrrc4 o-- -.
- .it.rafion 81 a standing adverus- "a. r. VIII
.n,f,lt % . renewal o. the sane, phisss ''Aet"i's
1rocasrinx candidates foI oaice of every de-er.P-
loo I'll be charged Hs1 % isf each name 80 sls NAis'
.ni Sc 90 M ihe pa and Neekiy, ds3ty' it '''-
xuree-
tas..s-- VII be made fog ir,s. INK Ire hH''e'1 u
al q. iers Soci-tias or Associations IS ioil1ws.
- safn notes not exceeding .saes - cents TOT
a. ltl.srtiofi over light iinrs ~ this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral noiioc atlAeAre'
sr-s of Festivals. t1cr1cs and Ezcursions so-.en
a. iut .iiusis or asseelations. ~ y enuI1nss'
.i r-.faia- rrlc-s
I,,i sdxcr,i-esae,.ts inserted AZ the txpense y
Attorney orier.ag, a4 payment n2t % oe S'lsye1
49,. is,, nroeeeinrs Int eolieclahle 81 the usual
lme Publisher not Nccoanta9ie iet me eeeuI-e, -
ses' stvcrtias-nents beyond t'e mount e"a'S'N ''
their publication
he Weekly Express
eubu.hed every Wednesday, s,sl,so per annum'
.ivsuce- -,
longer time than paid for
.;ates Of Advertising In weekly,