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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-07
NEW GOOD sN
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
specially inform the Public that they
are inst receiving NEW AND WELL Sc
T. I = GsTTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS, which has
been purchased since the recent DECLINE: com ON
Dosed of every thing kept in the D Goods Line;
The Ladies are par lcnla1 ly Tequessod to call and
examine our Stock of DRESS GOODS, consisting
in part of the latest STYLES, to-wit:
Plain Black SILKS, all prices; Fancy Summer
SILKS: MozA Ms1oUEs;P oPLINs; GHALLIEs;V ALIEN
TIAs: Plain 6E Fancy BEReEs; SILK GRENADINES
OReAND1Es; Swiss LAWNS; JAOoNETT LAWNS
Linen Cambria Dress Goods;
Percals and Chintz Muslips. A large lot OF the
best Prints; Irish Linens; Linen Diapers and
Toweiing; Table Linens; Napkins; Marsallles
O6ilts: Plain and Plaid Jaconetts; Nainsooks;
MuIs; Striped, Plaid and Plain swisses: F Ears o.
ali kinds; Jaconett d. Swiss Flouneings, Edg'ngs
and Insertings; Valencenes and Thread haces;
Linen and Cotton Laccs; Ladies J PSS ano
Swiss Golfers; Mourning Collars; Black Lace
and Grenadne Wells; Fancy Wells; Mourning ~
Wells; Linen and Cambnc Handkerchieis, 40
Gloves; Picknett and Silk Gloves; Kid q BEAVER
Gauntletts; Hosiery of all descriptions; French
Corsetts; new style Hoop Skirts
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-07
NJ n"
GRAIN, GROCERY,
AND fs
COMMISSION HOUSE,
Corner of Srd & Market Streets,
NASHVILLE, KENTUCKY

HAVE JUST OPENED A GRAIN,
| GROCERY AND COMMISSION STORE in
the honse formerly occupied by Jas: c.. BOOK
over. northeast Corner of Third q Market ses.
will pay the highest market price IN DASH
or HEAT. RYE and BARLEY.
have inst received full stock of Groceries,
snoar. Molasses, Coffee, Tea. Rice, Fish, Tobacco
Salt. &c, &c. together with a general assorl-
ment of all articles in he Grocery line; all war
ranted TO be of the best quality. Ny goods have
been bought exclusively for Cash, and will be
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at worry small
profits. &c PIPE
OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
Commission. Storage s. Forwarding Business
attended to with promPtness. -
All persons DESTROYS of getting the worth Of
their money, will please give me call;
june 10th, 1862. BEN FhlSA EN-
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-07

ABOUT LovE.-"LoVe in a cottage" was
often found the theme of poets and roman :
GERS; but it is notable That they all live in
four story houses il they ever get money
enough. The truth Is nine children take
up deal of room. That is the way love
ont-prows the cottage at last.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-07
Photograph Albums.

I La'gs assortment of PHoTooRAPHlc ALBuLs,
= \ in various styles and ut Manufacturers
pr ces, from S1.25 to IS 90. just received.
es1i G. w. BLATTERNAN.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-07
Braiding All the Go +!

T HAVE Lately RECEIVED A LARGE
L variety of new Style STAMPS, which in
addition TO my former stock enables me 10 ofH.r
greater variety OF BRA!DlNG PATrERS than
can be found in the City. am prepared 10
Stamp Ladies' or ChiIaren's Dresses On. ClodEs
in the latest style, on short notice and at
moderate rates. -r. ,---- - ..- ~ ~
eg LADIES are invited to call and see NV
PATTERNs Mrs. GEO. ARTHUR,
4aysville, Oct. Is. Second street.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-07

DUTTER FIRKINS-Fresh lot. for sale low
ID Oct BY BEN PHISTtR.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-07

GA Glasgow paper announces for sale
by private bargain, the wonderful organ oil
James Watt, the iluslrious inventor oil
steam made by bis own hands fer his own
amusement, 10 the city Of Glasgow, nearly
100 yeGrs ayo.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-07

SoAP & STARCH, Ofbest brands, for sale Low
- junel9 By BEN PHISTER-
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-07

or Brechtr told his congregation last
Sur6ay that he bad .enfeavorei 10 h. FL
fsiLhfgl aief'@ -. BY rf.Fscl.G III, y *
- rHrrese De wsat~- Then. ta,s.sIa b.
rs saith al. Ys'.ei &c ,Au .i.'s -i.-. ,4ct.-..s
f.r the black sheep OF the flock?
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
A Letter from s. p. Chase.

!, the Secretary of the Treasury,
money creator, financier, and Cab
met Minister, do verify believe
that the American people are in
clineG to nominate me, hs a very
proper person to fill the Presiden-
tial chair. 1t is true that Mr..
Lincoln wants to be re-elc cted, but,
God knows, we have had enough
of his blunders, vacillations, and
ambitious schemes, to satisfy any
reasonable mind, that he has seen
the best Of his official days in
Washington. When dead and
buried, his epitarh and history
win be written as follows-" Here
lieth the remains, of Abraham
Lincoln, who in his lifetime was
once President Of the United
States, aid wrote and sent forth
great prociamations, and contisca-
ton bills, bulls, and edicts, com.
handing, demanding, ordering,
and ~decreeing, that all rebel men,
women, children, goods, chattels,
aud all kinds and sorts of property,
be thereby forever taken from the
owners thereof, and given to tho
four winds Of heaven. and thus
reduced one of the finest, richest,
and fairest portions of tLis earth
to ruin, devastation, and destruc.
ton, and loft the country saddied
with D war debt which it can never
lpay." Such will be Mr.. Lincolu's
cpitaph and history. What would
become of the United States, If
had not been faIAed up to CONVEX,
all the rotten rags in America and
England into shinplasters and
greeabacks. Let it be remembered
by the people, that / can make
money as fast as the big machiu,
can turn it out, or as fast as hail
stones and snow flakes fall from thI
heavens.
l am a war man to tho backbone
and can crush all sympathizers, OIL
Rhat is just the same thing, al
who dare to think, speak, write, OF
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
A Parting Word to Mr.. Skunk.

When q man. has done all the
mischief he cpuld have done, he
lieth down, but not in peace. He
meddleth with things not belong
ing to him, and thus acts the man
who taketh q dog by the ears, and
is a mailman. lie casteth FIRE.
brands, arrows and death around
HIM. 'Aa Goals are to burning cools,
and wood to fire, 80 is a c%ontenti-
Gus man to kindlc strife" "Thou
shalt not bear false witness against
thy neighbor." Shouldest thou
continue to DO so, we promise thee
an application of an cmbrocation
made from the thongs of q strong
horse whip, applied to thy brown
back. Thou art q methodist; read
the above hints and scriptures, and
reflect upon the pangs which will
accompany thee on u deathbed.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
WEEKLY SUMMARY.

LSAA.hA
War and woe! General Gilmore
mas leen defeated in Florida, and
suffered severe losses 10 men, arms
and ammunition.
General sherman is 10 a bad fix,
ana it Is reported that he 10 now
neutrality-suspicious. through q
country devastated by his advance.
General Smith has also been re-
pulsed and lriy,n back to Memphis
with considerable loss. 7pt a.'
Thbsarmy of the Potomac is on
the move; shar1, fighting may be
looked for IN Old Virginia again.
The spfings campaign may be
said to have opened, but it has not
proved favorable to our arms so far.
Tie preparatiops made on both
sides FIR tbe work of death have
been aDOthemost gigantic scale and
the tiasSf victory or defeat, now
trembiSS 81 the war breeze,
Congress y ostill at: the whisky
gameedt saw iGdH As1sG .ls gao
Engleadwil not make, any com.
pensation for iujdries dona to A.
morican commerce by the Alabama,
Who eSeUthdaghtEshewould ~
heYankees are fond Of war and
they mus suffer their share Of the
loss with the baiance Of Us. Is AZ,
A bllAps bcenaintroduced into
The Columbus Legislature TO pro.
vide aTh0ne for disabled soldiers.
The Germans are making war
upon the Danes. Where or how
this EurbpeanFWAr may end ID mol
81 the~pCSSr' 81 mottals to soresce
EDglsn6 4. Actiag in the matter
with great canton. France Italy
and Aust ria-are looking on but i
is doubtfaFif they can remain Sc
- atI otr !S "
mUco .lqngefd+ dsgsn. 'bse
.-eiN--~I b ne
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03

WASHINGTON, March 1.4News
from the front indicates q battle
this morning at Stanardsville, be-
tween C%ustar's cavalry, and the
rebel infantry. Madison @. H., as
well as Spottsylvania Q. 4. are in
our possession y %a239E 84
Since the disastrous retreat ot
Grierson and Smith upon Memphis
the most serious apprehsnsions are
felt in official circles.
Their retreat interrupts Sher.
mans communications all along
the like of the Mobile and Ohio
road, and deprives his army iofaar
important source of supplies.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
Three Years Ago. and Now.

- 90 1879
Three years back, we could buy
as much wood, provisions, clothing,
ink aud paper, for One Dollar, as
we can procure now for Two Dol
lars. Oar paper did not pay US
then. We lost more than one
hundred and fifty dollars a.year on
the "Press' three years ago, what
then must be our loss now? III
fact, the paper ought to cost three
dollars now, to make its value eqnar
to one dollar and a half in the year
1861 ; and yet, in the face of these
stubborn facts, there are too many
Democrats in TPrsble, who think
that 1t is of no consequence to us,
If they should never pay f0r=their
paper. 'aJ
1t will be seen by the paragraph
at the head Of our paper this week,
aud by the price published ON the
titledpage of the "Press," that we
have made some important changes
in the price we have been charging
heretofore, both for the sPfess,"
and for advertisements a ID cards.
The additional charges will be but
a triHe to our subscribers not to
make the additional charges, would
be our ruin. esq r
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
.MILLlNERY.

We beg to call the attention OF
such of our fair readers as are in
the habit of paying IAN occasional
visit to the Queen city Of the West
to the large and splendid stock Of
Bonnets, Ribbons, artificial flowers
&c. kept by Ohas. G. Doherty& Go,
"a PEARL Street, between Main and
Walnut. Gall upon them-thcy
have a full assortment and sci
Cheap. s*
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
DEMOCRATIC STATE CON
MENTION. :

The, Democratic State Central
Committee has designated WEDNssr
Ay,MAhoH 2Srd, 1864, as the day
for holdig the next Democratic
State Convention in the city of Co.
umbus, for thu. purpose of clecting
Four Delegates, for the State at
large, to the Democratic National
Convention, which will be held III
the city Of Chicago, beginning on
the 4th Of July next. Preble coun.
~ is entitled to send four delegates
to the Convention. .
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
THE DRAFT.

The draft is to take place on the
10th Of March, in those districts
that have not furnished their
quotas.
AS soon as the present draft is
filled we are to have another. This
news was communicated by the
Provost Marshal General to q men,
Der of Congress.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
NOTICE.

Philip Witls, piainif PtshIs County =
Christina Rogers and Pleas Petition for
others, defendants. j. 81 Partition. "a )
n lHE ~lcfeai.nts Elizabeth wykie, widow
i aHj doNersss, and Christina Roferf
and Isaac Rogers her husband, John Wgki6,
Catherine GocshwLld and John GooshH1fd
her husband, Jefferson Wykle, Philip Wykis
a minor, Albert WykIe y minor, George
Wykle . w,nor Martin Wykle . minor. Sar.
ah WyEle = minor, and Amos Wykiea minor
children AID legal heirs Of David Wykle, de-
ceased, q Was . son and heir-sGia1 Of
George WJkle, late of Preble coanty. Ohio
deceased,--the said widow sndl children IN
said Davidn NIL residing in Tppocanoe comfy.
Indiana -Magda!ene Wykle, dsugbtef 81
the said George Wykle deceased spd Who
resides in Buchanan county, Iowa; John
Wykle, q son Of said George WykIo, de-
ceased, and who resides in Csss county; II.
diana; Elizabeth Cook and Larry Cook her
husband, she being a daughter Of said George
Wykle deceased, and both residing 10 Yipps-
canoe county, lndiana; Rebecca Doison
and Albert Dodson her husA6na. che being
a daughter Of said George Wskle deceased.
and both residing in DeSitt county. IiIinois
Samuel Wykle, . son Of said George Wgkle
deceased, and grantee Of GeorRi WyklA. of
Clinton county, Ohio, the esid Sandsl tctidS
Ling in Preble county, Ohio, SolomcA Wyhie.
a son of said George Wykle deceased, tn4
who resides also in Preble county, Qhie; and
Catherine Wykle, AZ idiotic danehtaf 6EDSi&
George Wykle, deceased, who resides MiI68
her sister Elizabeth Cook, IN TiptocAnoe,
county, Indiana, are hereby noti6f1 thatfh8
above named plaintiff, Philip Wykie. 81 o.
9th day Of January, An 1854, 6led his pt.,
tition in the Clerks Office of tie Cohre &c,
Common Pleas, Of the said county Of PEBBLE.
agaiust them as such defendants, uhol diu az
said petitioner demands the assienmsni of
1.-THE dover Of said Elizabeth Wyfle, gidoe
of the said David Wykle, deceased, ii ths
interest to which be. Ii living, Ncsid1 81 en-
titled, and pa;tition Of one hundtsA acres
of land, living ~ and being the serkk part
Of the southtOeSt quarter Of section slSpeN,
in township sir, Of range Hrss, in the sei3
county Of Preble, of which the aid George
Wykls, hia, and their ancestor, died ssissf
And said defendants are further nofifSi.
that the petitioner viii make applicntio6
at the term Of said Court commencing nayt
after the expirAt,on Of forty days from this
date, for an ORDER that said dover be assignsd
and PAL titiDn mades n Assaatst \
Attest, C. w. Larsh, elk. Ir ~ (
zoos q STEPHENS,
kttornsyn for Petitioner,
February 1, lss44od -lPhE stS:is
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03

The motive of snch conduct is
obvious. The Republican party was
founded to destroy slavery and tho
equality Of the State, aud Lincoln
was Gelccted as the instrument to
accomplish this object. The, Union
was a barrier to the c~opsummation
ofthie policy, because the Consti
.tutiop which was itA bDnd protect
ed slavery and the sovereignty Of
the States. The Union must tberet
fore be sacrificed, and to ensure Its
destruction, war war determined
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
THE Y~ALLANDIoHAM FUND.


The following sums have been
forwarded recently to the Treasu-
rer Of the Vallahdigbam Fund, al
CoIumbus
Jackson township. collected by
Miss Nancy M, swishe f-$8SA5.
Northern part Of BuEzard Roost,
collected by Miss Barbara Harsh
man--$2o:0O.
Two School Districts in Wash.
ington township, collected by the
Misses Loriuda and Sarah McKin.
airy, and Mollie Strader-$lS:2O.
pa-It will be gratifying to many
of our readersfto know that articles
.ps clothing manufactured of cotton
wool or linen, made up in packages
not exceedihgtw pounds in weight
and addressed to any nonscommisi
Stoned officer or private soldier in
the United States army, may be
transmitted BY mail AZ the rate q
eight cents for every four ounces,
to be paid invariably in advance.
Boots, shoes &c. are not included
in this privilege. This provision
made by the Government is a good
one, and we doubt not both soldiers
and parents and friends at home.
will be thankful for the boon.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
Focal anS AlisteIIansJus,
FIGHTS IN EATON.

%"he Register Informs US that
the soldier boys have1ad sights in
the town. 1t may have been SO but
as we seldom leave our desk to en-,
qaire what is gosng on in private
circles, we know nothing Of these
fights. We sincerely hope that all
the boys who have gone forth to
battle; will be prcservedin the hour
of danger. and returned to their
homes in safety.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03

Dag-it Is announced that a young
lady, Miss Emma Webb, is about
to reply in a public lecture IN Bal
timore to Miss Diekinson's lecture
entitled, Nv ords for the Hopp Me
fair contestant with Miss ~
calls her lecture Delus
Hour. Miss Webb is SAD e q
lady of mental and persona Com,
plishment, whi;h will at rate,
make her performance q pleasing
contrast TO the coarse and fanaticaI
iharangues Of MissAD Dickinson. /,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
Who Value their Prinoiplssl

I'VE are sincerely glad to see that
800 persons have paid 81 rs for the
Register, in addition to a consider.
rble number who have paid in ad,
vance for less than one year. This
Is as it should be, and proves that
the Republican and Abolition par
ties ard War Democrats value their
principles and oheerfully pay for
their paper. Whereas We are die.
gusted every now and then By tales
of the most uInvarpished faIsehood
told US by q set Of men who care
lees for Democratic principles than
they do fora dram Of whiskoy.
Here is a man from Eldorado,
who says he never gets his paper,
and yet the packet in which rhis
paper is tied mp, never fails TO
reach all other subscribers there.
The above Is but one case out. d
many of the same stamp that We
could expose. So long as we found
our own gold to Garry on the Press
all was right, but when we insisl
upon fair play, and the payment o.
what We have earned, the cry o.
some is "We never got our paper
True, our Eldorado man has paiG
US, but many others have not.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
Address Of the Southern Congress.


Address Of the Southern Congress.
The following is an extract from
a recent Address sent forth by the
Confederate Congress to the South.
ern people. 1t tells its own tale and
we leave.it TO mako its own impress
SION 3YAa1 s. IllI5N q.
"Allusion has been made to the
unsuccessful Efforts, when separa,
ton took place, to procure an ami.
|cable adjustment Of all matters in
dispute. These attempts at negoti,
tiation, do not compromise all that
has been done. In every form in
which expression could be given
to the sentiment--in public meet
ings, through the press, by legislal
tive resolves-thc desire of this PEG
pie for peace, for the uninterrupted
enjoyment OF their rights, and pros
perity, has been made known. The
President more authoritatively, in
several Of his messages, while pro-
testing the utter absence of all de,
sire to interfere with theP United
Statcs,s or acquire aANof their ter,
Ffitory, has avowed tfatthe''advent
of peace will be bailed with JOY.
Our desire for it has never been
con called. Our efforts TO AVOID the
the war, forced on. US as it was by
the lust of conquest, and the insane
passions of our foes, are Known to
mankind"
Tie courfe of the Federal Cow
ernment has proved that It din not
desire peace. an would not consent
toyit on any terms that we could
possibly concede, Ip proof of til,
we referafo tae repeated rejection oil
albterms of conciliation and com.
promise, to their recent contemptu
ous refusal to- receive the Vice
President, VITO was sent tolnegotl
ate for4softening SAe& asperities sot
lwar, and the seornful rejection OIL
THE offer of a neutral power to me
diate between the contending par
ties. II cumulative evidence be nee
ded, it a be found in the follow
ing resolution recently adopteu by
1.-THE House of Representatives al
Washington;
HREsoLvED, That as our country
and the very existence of the bes,
Goyerpment everiustituted by mar
are imperilled by the most wicked
and c~auseless rebellion that thu
world has seen, and BelleViug as W.
do that the oply hope Of saving
this country and preserving thi'
G0vernment is by the power of thu
Sword, we arQNfortheN
prosecution OF the war until TIN
Constitution and the laws shall b,
enforced and obeyedi In all paFtsNo
1.-THE United States;and to that en-.
we oppose any aFmistice, or inter
vention, or mediation, or PROPOSE
1tion for peace, from any quarter g
long as there shall be found d rebe
in arms against the Government
and we ignoLe all parry names linc
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03

act for themselves. l have my eye
upon all such daring traitors. /
am also in for the Reconstruction
of the Constitution and the Union,
and l will restrain, limit, and re-
strict the power Of all courts Of
civil and criminal law, and place
the supreme power ID the hands Of
military generals Give me the
vote Of the army, brought In by
cart-loads, and | care not a straw
tforthe ballot-box -As-Lknewuthat
there will be q great split among
the Republican and Abolition par.
ties, | doubt not that my calling
and election are sure, True, there
are these peace and free trade
Democrats, but who cares for q set
of disloyaT Buttcrnuts | do rot.
1t is only a. set of fools that can
for a moment believe that the old
and tried statesmen Of that party
can ever come into Office again.
We have fought for thirty-four
yeats for the spells Of Office, aud
to crush Democracy, and we have
been successful Good bye to De
mocracy, and success to our own
self-glorification.
Gentlemen of the right political
creed, in every city, town, and vii.
lage, go to work, with q long pull,
a strong pull, and pull altogether,
and we shall be ure to succeed,
and to cast Old Abe into everlsst-
ing oblivion. Remember, that |
am the sole inventor and manufac-
turer of sf.inplasters and green,
backs the very materials out OF
which you live, move, and have
your being. Work for me, and
remember the notices, Nothing
without labor" "Never give up"
We are sure to succeed, because
1 carry the money bag in my pos
session. | promise a lucrative and
easy Office to all educated men, who
will exert themselves to promote
my nomination and election.
/ am all advocate of forming o
holy alliance between Church and
State. This good and most scrip
tural work has been commenced
by Mr.. Lincoln and his generals,
and !, If elected President; will
carry on the same good and holy
work to perfection. If the clergy
of secession proclivities in the
South, should starve, we cannot
help it. They have no right to
think, speak. or net for themsel YES,
I say, cursed are tho peacemakers,
FOR they shall be called the chill
lren of tile devil, but blessed are
the army contractors, ship builders,
and horse buyers, for they shall be
She rich aristocracy Of America.
TT ah, gentlemen, your fellow:
Helper into Office, aud obedieni
servant, ., alia oiliGInL IIs9i9
'ar ~lsat SALMON p. CHASE,
Sole Inventor Of Greenbacks.
WAsuINeToN CRY, March /, 1854
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
! ne Mrs. Mary Hawkins, ap old
resident of this tcwn, died on the
qua inst. aged "a years and 2 mos.
pe-The Spring Session Of the
Court of Common Pleas will COM
mence next Monday.
PUBLIC SALE.

OF first class Winter Goods at
Deem. Bros, Main Street, Eaton,
every day, IS cheap as you can buy
them anywhere Dress Gopds, and
lShawls; Cleaks, and Fnrs in great
variety. The new firm Of Deem,
Bros ia o, z.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
Our Readers and Advertisers

Arc herby notified, that the price
OF the democratic Press will
from this DAY and date, be SITS,
paid invariably inn advance; and
papers subscribed for, for half q
year only, will be charged at the
rate Of $500 per year, paid in al
vance. Advertiser ents aud Cards
will be charged twenty five pei
cent, over and above cur lat,
charges. From this newly adopted
scaleof charges we will not deviate