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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14

At the late session Of the U. s. Con-.
for this District. Judge Delahsy remark.
ed in open Court. on reading an iniis.
ment against . person for selling Hhsi,
to the Indians. that :" it was not Of uu:h
account. that the more whisky sold than
the better. rs it would help kill them OE"
This remark, coming from q man ,p.
pointed to . place where it becomes hi.
duty to execute the law, and he himself
an example Of good morals snd sobristy,
shocks every feeling Of justice ,,d hu'
manity. STATE Jouraai.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN-At the July
Term of the Supreme Cont Of K'n's'.
it was decided in . case brought up from
Wyandott County. that lands ,old iar
taxes in the years 1859 and 1860 to ihs
County, and the certificates Of sale hi''
ing bsea transferred to third parties, can
be redeemed by the owner in rarrds''
township. County and Territorial, ior
the payment OF which the tax was levied.
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AJluninfstr.tor'. Notice.
January II, lS64-ly,

Auhohm ~ bOT -SVsA
State Of Kansas, &C
Brown County.
In the matter Of the Estate Of James Kound''
deceased
NJ office is hereby given, that Letters OIL Az
IN ministration have been granted, to the %.
dersigned, on the Estate OF James ROUNDS, Az
Of said County, deceased. BY the HonOIaOs
the Probate Court Of the County a3d si.'
Aforesaid, dated the eighth day Of January l.
d. 1864.
Now all persons, having claims agalrs. au
Estate. are hereby notified that they mu" r
sent the same to the undersigned for an
within one year from the date Of said iehas s,
a. they may be preeluded from any oe0s.'
Of such Estate, and that if such claims DC y;
exhibited within three years after the din
said letters, they shall be forever deosrea
r. H. BOLLIEGER,
Administrator ofthe Estate Of James kou1~'
deceased.
January 18th, 1s64-3w. Prs zee, -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14

PETERsoN's LADIES NATIONAL MAGA-
ZINE for February is before US. 1t is
q beautiful number. Terms-s200 per
year. Published BY Charles j. Peterson,
306 Chssnut Street Philadelphia, Pa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14

~ Over 100000 will be lost BY
the hog drovers, caused by the detention
of trains on the Hannibal and St. Joe
railroad.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14

EVERYBODY GoEs FOR Ir.-We do not
hear of any body who does not go for
DeLand's Chemical Saleratus. No mat
ter who we may 60 for in politics, all our
housewives agree that it is the thing to
make light buiscuit. Its entire freedom
from delsterious matter should commend
it. Sold by all Wholesale Grocers in
Chicago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14
EMPLOYMENT.

NIX A MONTH.-Agent. wanted to sell
Hfc Sewing MachiRes. We will CIV.
commission on all Machines sold, or sHPi'l
agents Who will work for the above wages ,na
ali expenses paid.
For particulars addre
BOYLAN L CO., Gen. Agents,
DrrRsfr, MIeH.
January II, lS64-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14

y Ev The St. Joe Herald hoists the
name of Abraham Lincoln as its candi-
date for the next Presidency.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14

@ We are indebted to the Hon. S.
G. Pomeroy for several valuable Public
Documents.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14

r DR.. Denning. Of the Is Kansas
died At Ft. Lesvenwortb, January 7tl
1864.
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llab IN 1850 III
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Hulgar Sarah Palermo 3 36
1913 lIs b 52II7b64
ll9b g. l3456bll3 lO1;
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Kennison Petersburgh I l % / g.
Kingsland Ferguson Palermo
ll3b "a ii b36 200
Keller Henry B Palermo ! 9 b 3sll0b47
l4b 81 36 60 I 8 b 80
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Knight T NJ Palermo Z IS l Is SO
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TROY HOTEL
Leonard Smith, Propr'e'''

TROY, Il A No
THIS Hotel d pleasantly situa.s'i, i,..;u,s
i nient 70 the Court House and the y. ,,,r
part Of town. Guests will receive 'H'
best attention. .;,h tie
uA large stable in eonneea0n
house, for the accomdation oil hone''
January Z, lee4-tf.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14

Noal beds three feet in thickness exist
in several places in Doniphsn County.
Kansas.-Emporia Nsrs.
Within . mile or two of White Closd
there is an out-crop Of coal on the banks
Of small creek. This coal is kind Of
coarse anthracite, burns we'll. There is
an abundance OF coal in the northern part
Of Doniphan County. which st no distant
day will richly repay capital and labor
used in bringing it to market.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14

Calvin Jehn sel4 - l60 10 80
Cowger David Columbus l ! 23bs6 53I
Cewger Gustsvus do l5bs7l2
Same b24l3bS 1861
Chill J W do sLl3b6 66l6b9 362
Estes George wHsw24 2 % 50 706
Gallum August Columbus lab 100
Same lib l52 4 b SS ! 5b3 81
Snma oh Ii % II
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14

We arc asked to yield blind submission
to him. while he has persistently neglect
ed or sold ont the interests Of our County
The Senatorial struggle is approaching
again and now. while there is ample
time, we ask Lanes advocates to produce
the documents to show what be has ever
done for the benefit Of our section. We
don't mean some Buncombe measure
which he may at any time propose. to
humbug our people; but we mean bis
action when our material and vital inter-
ests were at stake. Bare assertions of
himself or friends will not suffice. We
must have the official documents. in black
and white. page and date. The people
Of this County have been humbuggsd for
the last time. and will not tie themselves
to man who has net only done nothing
for them, but has sold and betrayed them.
Bring forth the records, gentlemep for
We assure you that they will be produced
on the side opposed to you.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-14
Attachment.
John johnson
and
Nathaniel Kimberlin
Patchin
and
Gill Jones
Plaintihs.
Defendants.

Before ]. P. WInslov, ]. p, IrTlns I0''
ship, Brown County, Kansas. a
Said defendants will take notice sns' ,".;.. Y.
4ih day Of January, A. D. 1864, saiS 'y .Ss,.
issued an Order Of Attachment in inc
action, for the sun Of @99 IS. .r.
B.F. KLLrY, for Ptat:
Hiavath,. Ian. 9Th ls64-3w Prsfee,k-
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f1uhN1 a M v NJ " II 20
Harper p Columbus v hf ofl b Il9
Same l23b l9 IL b lI2 /
Harper NJ do lab l66 / l60
Hall WmV do lsb liz
Harper John T do ofl b 40
Same l3b 60
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-28

WANTS TO Be AN ASsEL.-A gentleman
lately overheard the following conversation
between a man and woman, who appeared
as il they had just returned from Q pleasuro
trip 10 some Of the out of-town resorts:
|. Woman-Blow me, Bill. how tired Ifssl
Pm as miserable as a starved cat. What Q
miserable world this is. wish I'd never
been born, that I do; and now that 1 an
born wish was dead again.
Man-Why, Bet, what's the matter with
you now2 What are You grumbling
abont?
Womsn-Why, don't tell yer pm o.
miserable as rat.
Man Miserable, indeed! Why, what
on earth would yer havs2 You wss drunk
on Monday, and you was drunk again on
wednesday, and Pm blsst if thst isn't
pretty near enough pleasure for yer don't
know what is. s'pOse you wants to be q
downright hangel here upon sarthf'
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GENERAL. BUTLER.
The following order has been authorized
by General Butler -
General Oyders--No 81.
HEADa'Rs. DErRicr OF EAsrrRN Va,
.a NoRFoIK, Va, Sept %, 1864.
In pursuance Of orders from headduar-
fsrs department, all persons within the
district Of Eastern Virginia over sixtssn
years Of age who have not taken the oath
OF allegiance will be sent outside Of the
lines.
This order will be carried into eject on
and after October Is, 1864. a 'eag /.
Colonel Ii. T Sanders, Nineteenth Wis
consin Volunteers, Provost Marshal, will
make immediate arrangements to admiuis>
ter the oath, and will afford every facility
for this purpose.
Colonel Sanders is charged with the ef.
ecution Of this order. By order oil
Brigsdier General G GORGE F. SHEPLrY,
WI6EHAM HOFFMAN, ea or.t
Assistant Adiutant General.
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ets3F ~
generality, only the stockholders general
ly don't see the, glitter. sst 80
San that glitters is not greenbacks."
2 My plan is, tirst sell your stock, then
your stockholders. bos r,-,s,.. 55,,
The oil business is introducing great
many novelties. Men who get rich on oil
are called the g Oilistocracy;n they are a
very slick set Of people. slt
80 .-'iJt a'Ss A SARDINE ig
is a chap who has been "done " in oil.
They will soon be very plentiful.
The oil business is strictly "loyal," and
know some very respectable people who
are engaged init-includiug myself. -
The shares are, put at low figure, be-
cause We want to give everybody chance,
and We know that people haven't got much
money to lose just now. & n,5J u
: Just mention in your editorial notice
of this company that the Snakey Greek
Oil WELLS the only we'll that produces cod
liver oil. 'ISaA-S
rs fs'.'l Yours, oleaginously, la} q
! ~Fo.'.. 3dl .9Y.2 IS CORY O'LaKus. .
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HEADaUARTERs, ARMY OF PoToMAc, }
Sent 02 196A {

Several casualties occurred to day from
picket firing in front of the Third division
of the Second. A sergeant of the Fortieth
New York was shot through the head, the
ball entering the red diamond on his hat
He died almost instantly. Private Farns>
worth was also killed by being SHOT in the
eye, while looking oyer the works at some
shelling going on near by.
This practice Of continued sharpshooting
between the pickets should be discounte
nanced by every commander on both sides
as it causes the loss OF many brave mans
life without the slightest advantage te
either party 7'i{i 9 s"a
A deserter who came in on Thursday
evening says the rebel army are very much
discouraged on account of Early.s defeat IL
the vatley, and'h thinks that before lous
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HEADQUARTERS, TENTH CORPS, Sept. 2

HEADQUARTERS TENTH CORPS, Sept. "a.
Matters retained their wonted quietne IS
in front of Petersburg up to last evening,
when the rebels, annoyed doubtless at the
exultation Of our troops over Sheridans
magnificent success in the Shenandoah val"
lev and the taunts our pickets threw at
them, broke off all communication, and
commenced firing upon us with consider
able yigor. Our men returned their com,
plments in kind, and throughout the night
both lines were engaged in constant skir-
mish firing. '' f.s
At daylight this morning. salute Of ten
shotted guns from every piece in position
in front Of Hancock's corps was fired, by
order of General Grant, in honor of Sheri
dams success. At eight o'clock, as ] close
this despatch, Birney's guns are opening
to be Joined by those of the Eighteenth
corps-in honor Of the same glorious event.
The news, az communicated to the army in
Sheridan's dispatches, has sent thrill Of
Joy throughout the entire line. The men
cheer with will and spirit seldom equal
ed.
The army feels rejuvenate and anxious for
the time to arrive when il may be per-
lnitted to emulate the bright example set
it.
The big gun mentioned few days since
as having been planted by the enemy
below the Hare House, in position to en-
fiade portion of the line of this corps, has
suddenly disappeared. The batteries that
Colonel Jackson. Chief Of Artillery Of this
corps, had planted, in anticipation of its
opening, had the happy effec. of suddenly
silencing it, and last night, under cover Of
darkness, it was withdrawn, doubtless with
| a view to its location in some more secure
position. "
There is no particle of truth in the re-
ports that have gone abroad that the enc
my are evacuating Petersburg. As YET
there is not the slightest indication that
they in tend doing SO On the contrary
they seem inclined to defend their present
position to the last AS an evidence OF
this they are straining every nerve in the
| completion of the new terminus Of the
Southside Railroad This change will bring
the road into the city from the north side
which side it keeps for distance Of ter
FOR fifteen miles above the city, where il
crosses the Appomattox by new bridge
The construction Of this work would seen
to imply that the loss of both the Weldon
and Danvile roads will not necessitate the
abandonment Of the position ; but that the
fort will be made to subsist the army by
the Southsde road, which, as they calculate
will thus be secure from Grants raiders =
We shall see how much they will be mig
taken. At the outset the change Of thc
course of this road is a tacit acknowledg
ment of their insbility to maintain ant
defend their present line, and dscloses
purpose ultimately to fall back and MAKE
the north bank Of the Appomattox thei
line of defence as we'll as their right, Is OF
the left, where they now have that posi-
ton. Of course this movement will EN-
brace the evacuation of Petersburg.
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PETERSBURG.
From the New York Herald.

NINTH ARMY CoRps, Va, Sept. ga. M.
There is perfect dearth Of news in this
vicinity, and, excepta a struggling shot on
the yidette line, all is quiet. .,
From some portions of our line We have
a complete view of the enemys position.--
The rebels can be seen busily engaged
strengthening their main line of works
Just now they are engaged in running an
interior line.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-28

We met paroled Confederate colonel Of
a Mississippi regiment, in Jersey city, q
short time ago, who was electioneering for
Lincoln, and who stated that the re cleo
ton of Lincoln was all that the Southern
people wanted - Washington Union.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-28

THE new two cent coins last issued from
the mint do not bear the head of Liberty
Do our rulers think II Incompatible with
the public interest," to keep il before the
people, or is it intended to prepare tie way
for "colored substitute" a..
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THE LOSSES AT ATLANTA.
DISPATCH FROM GEN. Ike.

From the Richmond Enquirer, Sept. 22l
There were many reports current yester
day representing that Early had sustained
q severe defeat in the valley. All accounts
that reach US concur in the statement that
a heavy battle was delivered on Monday
last few miles below Winchester, and tha |,
our forces, after battling bravely all day,
retired during the night to Newtown, and
afterward to Fishers Hill, q few miles
southwest Of Winchester. In this fRht va
lost Generals Rhodes and Goodwin, Killed,
and General Fitz Lee slightly wounded 10
the thigh. The enemy made the attack in
force much larger than our own, and suf-
fered very heavily.
The following has been received from
General Lee:
HEADQ'as ARMY OF NORTHERN Va, q
September 20. (
To James A. Seldom aa
General Early reports that on the morn
ing OF the 18th the enemy advanced on
Winchester. near which place he met his
attack, which was resisted from early 10
the day till night, when be was compelled
to retire. After night he fell back to New
town, and this morning to Fishers Hill.
Our loss is reported to be severe.
Major General Rhodes and Brigadier Gen :
eral Goodwin were killed while nobly doing
their duty. .s.t,s-
Three pieces Of artillery, Of Kings bat
talon, were lost.
The trains and supplies were brought OF
safely. X. &. Lee.
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Lee will have to evacuate Richmond aud
Petersbnrg. ia Erf~pH w gNsI
The people Of Richmond and vicinity ~
suffering terribly for the necessaries ofli6a,
and particularly for fire- wood, the: cost Of
which places it almost beyond the rsachof
the mass of the community. 'A''H o'-C
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-28

DEAR EAGLE: Do you want to specu
late ? If you do, start an oil company. =
Next to the substitute brokerage, it is
the best business going. no" ti.'
An oil we'll is equal to Government
contract, if you only know how to work it.
Petroleum oil is the great discovery OF
the age. 1t is going TO revolutionize com-
merce and lubricate foreign intercourse,
and be the oil on troubled waters which
shall bring peace TO all the world and the
rest of mankind.
Petroleum was first discovered in PENN
sylvania. and it is there yet. How it came
there nobody knows, and it is not of much
consequence, as the principal concern now
is how to get it out .''3 NO.,
Down below is understood to be a very
warm place. 1t has been much hotter dur
ing the past few years, and everything has
run to oil. Some Of the oil has run over,
and Pennsylvania, being nearer the warm
regions than any other State, the Oil has
struck the surface there.
The oil is an important article OF COM
merce. 1t will burn we'll, and sometimes
saves ths trouble Of lighting it. 1t will
grease Rll kluuh VI LudCuluciy UASCPe Po"
tlcal, and that may be fabricated with oil
stock. ..r.....
1t grows in wells, and is extracted by
means of pump. "Mossocovered buck
cts" don't hang in oil wells. '
In starting an oil company it is Just as
we'll to own we'll. But, as the object of
such an enterprise is to raise money rather
than oil, it is not absolutely necessary. Bat
to keep up appearances you had better have
a we'll. If there is no oil in, it, you had
better stock it, by buying barrel Or two
of oil and pouring it in, when, if any over>
particular stockholder wants to see the oil,
he can 90 down and look at it. '.' 5'
At present believe there are almost as
many oil wells as there are oil companies,
though the ratio Of increase is largely in
favor of the latter. .. -. -"
My company has real we'll, and as the
enterprise is just as bona fde as any body
else's, | expect you will give me lift by
publishing the following circular.
[Private--I have put you down for a
thousand shares. - ">ss j.J.1a
c,NAKEY CREEK OIL COMPANY.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.
Late Charleston papers contain On adver-
tisement requiring all male persons In that
district, between the ages of sixteen and
fifty, to Immediately report themselves fGr
enrolment. The order extends through
out the South, the object being to ascsr.
tain the present and prospective strength
Of the Confederacy. In several Of the mill
itary districts, shareholders are required
forthwith to furnish one foueth, and in some
cases one>half, Of their slaves to work on
the Charleston Notifications. fsf.
Advertisements are also published for
the collection Of thirty per cent. On profits,
as q war tax, and for the public sale Of for
eign and domestic goods Of recent importa-
tion from Nassau. Usi
COTTON SEIZED BY GEH. SHERMAN.
The Charleston Mercury says Gen. Sher-
man seized and sent north every bale Of
cotton in Atlanta to the credit Of the United
States Treasury, and that, on the 18th, the
enemy was apparently very busy hauling
ammunition, ETC., to Batteries Wagner and
Gregg.
The same paper remarks that Kentucky,
Maryland and Missouri are either lost or
paralyzed, and are now bound neck ana
foot to the car of usurpiog despotism at
Washington. ., tI.. ..'.
THE LOSSES AT ATLANTA.
The Savannah Republican says the losses
during the bombardment Of Atlanta will
reach five million dollars worth Of real
estate, embracing forty,seven houses burnt.
There were four hundred and ninety seven
persons killed and six hundred and ninety
one wounded.
REBEL GENERALS IN MOBILE.
Generals Dick Taylor, Maury, Forrest,
Frank Gardner, Liddell, Nabers, Higgins,
Thomas, and Major Watts were oil 10 Mo
bile on tho 10th inst.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-28

TIE Mcclellan and Pendleton mass
meetings everywhere we're largely attended
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-28

HEaDauARrERs, Sept. 24-6 A. n.
Quite acannonading was heard esrly this
morning on the centre, which continued
about half an hour Allis nov quiet oi,.,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-28

'T-a9 u 515s q 90 ls5I asI3iJ'N b saTsI
ds>a1J' sv-i-Ejas@J fa5sl 10 yd@sas. BAL
T1i7gl3m
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-28
CAPITAL, s6,0O0,0O0
IN TEN MILLION SHARES OF FIFTY
CENTS EACH .s ~,

IN TEN Million SHAKES OtH flfl
CENTS EACH. III
This Company has been organized under the
Revised Statutes of Long Island. and the Direo-
to rs are composed of some of the First Families
and most Wide Awake citizens of the City OF
Brooklyn '-.''4.h -t) .et ~
This Company possesses 'iar. a'r f.
A KEAL WELL
on Snakey Creek, Oilyganmon County, Pa, be-
tween the Allegheny Mountains and Missouri.
This we'll, before the handle of the pump broke,
was yielding bucket a day ~
As soon as half the Capital Stock Is paid In the
Company will have.ths pump repaired, or, If ne
ceaary, will put in ra. e... =.
+ Ie.ss it..s A NEW PUMP,
and commence operations at once. ,sy-5 !
Snakey Creek Oil ID superior kind Of oil 1t
has been successfully used for all mechanical and
medicinal purposes such as strap oil, machine
oil. castor oil, God liver oil and oil Of peppermint
It has been analyzed by that eminent chemist,
Professor Bilkton, and found to be free from
ALL DELETERIoUs SUBSTANCES
Children may be wsansd on it. t'.1"
It Is also good for ehilblains and gumboils,
/ 1t will be seen that the Snakey Greek Oil Well
10 worth more than b- .a8 ea4
A GOLD NINE
10 ih proprietors. As soon ~ all the Capital
Stock Is psid in, and the Treasurer hos bought an
estate, paid his debts, and made an assignment
q dividend Of Is ~,..'fs
81 ONE PER CENT. A DAY
viii be declared, payable to stockholders when
ever thsy can get it 10 s.iy bstia al7 sd1
Subscription books are now open at the office ol
rbe neNAKEY CREEK OIL COMPANY -
No l7l2 Fulton street, Room No, 49,
SOTO. MILES 0'PAKE, President,
iPrTlR 0'LnUx, Secretary. f..4.af -.
CoRar 0tLAAUs, Treasurer. -
SIas ils DIRECTORS. o5 -.
CORY o. Lanrs, MILES O'Pake,Tz p,
Bsonidas Wisgins, Ambrose E. Muggins,
l. Sac s. NJ Pstsr 0'Lsum. b., ,bse-...I
think this viii do 1t ought to sell.
The stock mean.
Some companies declare dividends before
any stock is sold. I prefer declaring it at
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As John C. Breckinridge declared of an
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-28

Business or Professional Cards not changeabe on the
frst OF fourth pages so per year for six months
Marriage, Death and Religious Notices, IS cents. =,