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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04
NEW ORLEANS. Jsn. "a {

&c. .| Of rpL .rs,rh...H. uip'
New ORLEANS, Jan. "a
The FIRST State Convention, fer the
nomination of candidates for State off
Gers, will be held here February 1st.
The names mentioned most promin ent-
ly in connection with tho Gubernatori-
al Chsir are I. Whitaker and Hon.
Michael Hahn. Hon. Mr.. Durant can
have the nomination ifho will take it.
Con. Banks has pledged himself TO
the FREQ State Committee to so modify
the Constitution as to exclude negroes
from the representative basis. p ''
The secession pastor Of the McGhee
Methodist Church of this city, the Rev.
Mr.. Davis, preached last Sunday to a
large congregation of Unionists, who
had assembled to listen to Bishop Ames.
Bishop Ames was present, but was not
invited to seat in the pulpit. The
affair has created much feeling here.
Bishop Ames has been empowered
by the War Department to take charge
of the Methodist Church, and he is
now proceeding in that direction. An
Army Chaplain has been assigned by
him to each ofthe NJ. e. Churches in
New Orleans, and he will himself to-
day preach in the McGbee Church.
The veteran troops in this Depart
ment are re-enli5ting with great unani-
nifty. o. '.'" '
The Hartford, the hng ship, Of Ad-
mital Farragut, with the old hero ON
board, arrived here on Friday evening.
A private letter from Texas confirms
the destruction before reported, of a
rebel cotton-clad gun boat, near Port
Cavallo, on the 3lst ult., by the gun
boat Scioto, assisted by the United
States steamer MonongahcIa The let
ter also states that the rebels are in
strong force at Brazoria, about IS miles
inland, on the Brazos river. Ten thous
and, it is said, have concentrated there
at the mouth OF the river, and on tn,
curve running around the mouth
Fortiioations m ounting 24 guns hav,
been erected. e..
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DuEL.-A quarrel betwixt Ensign Stebbins and tho
MT of te Thnheerborn Invineibles last fail,
Terminated in broadsWord Aglh between these two
Officers. After cutting ut each othOr for twenty i've
plnueE without doing each other the Least injury tho
Lieutenant wAnteda ftte rest, he fell somewhat a-
ugued, but not wishing the Ensign shoHd know IT, he
said "I have very cough that begins to trouble
me will you give mo tims 10 put few Of ByTnB's pJJ-
monte WAfss 10 my mouth they the only thing that
gives relief, and always carry then 10 ny pocket
In case ofneeossity." Only 20 cents box. b.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04
Maj Gen. Grant attedde a the ST.

Maj Gen. Grant attended the ST.
Louis Theater Wednesday evening"
Upon the fall OftBe curtain upon the
play of '"Richslieu," cheers we're pro.
posed and heartily given for the now
famous military chieftain. The Genor
al arose from his box, bOwins his ae-
acknowledgements, and, in response tc
calls, was Understood TO say that he had
never mndsA speech in his life ahc
never expected to. Asking to be ex
cused, he resumed hiSSeat amid show
er of cheers. .rors7- -'e9 i.l"- ''
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Military Operations in West Virginia.
-,Nn N NEW 'YoRK, Jan. 81. ~"

The Herald's special from headquar
ters West Virginia, Of the goth, has the
following: obs 'a ryia1 ri 9'.- 7.. 'a'
The command Of Gen. Thoburn,
which 60 omprised the garrison at Peters.
burg, are now oil safer Late last night
he evacuated his position, in sonse
quencs of receiving information that
the enemy, in large force, would at.
tack him on the following morning. '''
The enemy did attack Petersburg
with artillery. They made regular ap-
proachss and finally charged, but found
no opposing force. Col. !Thoburn was
within hearing with his retreating col
umn. Military affairs are now encOur-
aging. r....
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

. Thousands Of females die ANNUALLY for want OF a
remedy for the ailments to which they Incident The
only snGh remedy know offs Sir amos clarkes fs,
male Pills They put up in bottles, containing 90
pills with circular containing explicit directions, and
sent pust-free for 81 aud post stamps. They well
known 30 the ony safe remedy O female diseases and
ObstTuctons from any cause.
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A Silent Agent Of Mortality.

REFLEcr iDEErLT-JupGE wIsELY.-War, postiloncs
and famine are qqked on a. dire caamties to which
humanity II sulJcct yet there Is silent agent at
work among Us, staying by night and by day, Whof6
victims are scarcely less numerous. The scOurgs o
which we Feter is tho NAL trent mont Of dissHss That
thousands ofh0man beings annually drug themselves
death, or druEged to death by otheb is tie fact
that no one will have the tsmery to deny The ques-
ton s, cannot this evil be obViRted7 Are there not
remedies in existence compSteRt to tho Of nearly
all the ipternn and superficial malados to which our
bodies aro ablvl DR.. Holloway, certainly is Of
foremost Physcain Of tbs age, claims to have
ted two preparations. PillAnd All Ointment, which
st ike directly at the germs Of dSSEs In the blood ana
other animal fluids and ObterAto them How shall
we teit tls rut Of this oini II call for eViden
We hnd that the witnessos IN favor OF the remedies are
"a mntitnde that no mAh can nHabsr" They ofa |
countries and races The Chinese, tho Malays, tho
South America 1ailianS the red man or our owA ter
ritOros, join with the whole civilized world In accord
ing 10 these medicines most extraordinary curative
properties. We sec not how such testimony can be
considered other than conclusive on any Logical prn.
eipl0 The immsnss consumption of tho Pills and
Ointment In all partsofthe wo ID cannot bo question.
cd wherever any product ofcvilizaton is sold, THEY
are sold and Wherever they have been troduced they
hare become STAPLE These are trnths We leave the
rsaier TO hnako hlsowh ts-fPiymouth Journal
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The comnnin'e appointed by Highland Lodge No.
3l3, o. o. F. 70 draft reS0lItipus expressive III tile
feeling Of this Lodge in reference the death ofbroher
Henry r. ST,gf@i TsgePuy one Of our members, beg
Whereas The members Of this Lodge have hsArdlwlth
sincere regret Of the death Of brother Graham who
Departed this life December 2lh ls63, at his Tesdenoe
in Union township, Highland county, o., after 9
long contracted illness, andRs we regard privilege
as we'll M duty 10 express ohr sympathy with the
'orTowng hmy in this sad Bereavement aud also ouI
own appreciation OF tho worth Of tho dopaTtod there
tDr0 J. .. I4r. HDff.f.rf f..r r... ..t' .. RI
Rcsol,sd, That'ih the death Of brother Graham, our
Lodge has lost faithful menber, who exhibited in lh
a practical illustration fthe cnnobng principles b,
which our order s distinguished, and In his death we
also recognize the loss Ofa worthy citizen.
Ilesoited, That while we unable comprehend IN,
iuscruac providence OF the Great DispOgeT Of events
we bow In sub9ssion to this great bOrcaysuent and
cherish the fond hope, while We the loss Of de-
parted brother that onrloss IL his gain. ~
Resolrcd, That tho members Of this LOdga sneerel
syppapize with tho bereRyed widow and chm In thfs
their sad aotion, and affect onately teaer theAa ON
sincere confidence In this ths time n thoi great b.
reayement and that our Hall bS drapod in mouTnIng
for tbirty Days iErH |NI T"T'i TT17T'
Re.olrsd. That copy Of these resolutions be foruardst
10 the eiitor ofthe Iihsboro Gazette published IL
lllsbsTo, ,Hghlans county 60, also to ths Highland
News, Tor publication In their respective papers.
hesofvsd That copy ofthhSs resolutions 30 presented
to the widow OfoaE deceased brother.
| ID, QeH .t y. i. BUsSKLL, fr. tll
r.. JOHTE, Committee,
P.w oLDAKIR,J
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

McMURcHT 4 KIDD have, in addition 70 thsi
large stock Of Boots Shoes Hats and Caps just opened
large invoice Of Al kinds &C goods IL their InS
High street, opposite tho Court House, {
Hillsboro, @.
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News from Knoxville
Attack on Garrison at Athens Re-
pulsed--- Severe Fight at Florence.
WAsnINaToN, Jan. 30I>
The follOwibglhas been received at
headquarters here:
NAsHvfLLE, Jan. 29.-Gep. Foster
telsgraphs from Knoxville, Tennessee,
Jan. 3Sth, 8 o'clock a. NJ:
81 have the honor the report thai the
cOvnlry under Gen. Sturgis achieved q
victory over the enemy's cavalry yester-
day. near the Fair Gardens, ten miles
east Of Sieverville. McCook's division
drove the enemy about 3 miles after o
stubborn fght lasting from dawn I'LL 4
P. NJ. We captured tive steel riaed
guns and over 100 prisoners; tho ene-
imy's loss was considerable, So being
killed or wounded in charge. Gar
raId and Woolford's divisions came up
in time to be pushed in pursuit, v-
[Sigued] JOHN A, RAWLINGS,
Brigadier General"
HEADQUARTERS NASHVILLE, Jan. 90
The enemy 600 strong, attacked the
garrison at Athens, but after two hour
Bghtiug were repuised. Our loss wa
20, that of the enemy much greater
On the 9Th inst, Col. Miller had Sc
we're fight on this side of Florence, an,
the epOmy was defeated. Our loss wa
10 killed. r.r.r 1'.Hie g. -. rael $500
| [Signod1 JOHN A, RAWLINGS.
90 Brigadier General.
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For SaIaI

TUNHE Managers Of the Tlllboro Soldiers Rest hava
u concluded to sell In front Of the Court House on
Saturday afternoon, February 6, 1864,
at O'Clock, II the weather sal permit fnot, at tho
same hour the .fqllowing Saturday 6t single BED.
steads, Cotton Mattresses, 8 Shnek do, 1 Cot IL
ChalTs stand, Wash.Bowland Pitcher, tos.sss-'-.
feb4td J. W. DOGGETT
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FEMALEsl FEMALES. |. FEMALES

Use that Safe, Pleasant Romedy known rs
,r. iHar HslmbOld's Extract Buchui 5U -.' .'.H
For All Complaints Incident to tho SaS
No Family should bo without it, and mono will when
once tried hy them
1t is used hy Young Old, inthe Decline or Change
Of Life before and after Marriage, during and after
ohhnemen to Etreng hcn hs Nerves, restore Nature
to Its Proper Channel and nyigorate the broken down
Constitution from whRteVnr canse originating .-
Use no moro worthless Pills Take Helmbold's Ex.
tract Buchu D.. ...- .F '1li t.ai t.''
See Advertisement in another column Cut out and
send for 1t. sa HtH.f.W 1J'I "A i DECLINE
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04
1st Ohio Cavalry---Recruits
Wanted. r..t

VENHE subscriber is authorized 10 receive recruits
II tha above veteran regiment. For tho present ba
may he found at the Office Of the Provost Marshal In
Hsbnro. siO2 Bounty paid 10 Veterans S3O2 TO nav
cruitS, STi down. Young men who wish to jon a snod
cavalry regiment, ahdavoid tho draft should embrace
this opportunity. DAN'L W d. EyANs ~
Ilsboro Jan IS, 1854. ' a, asss
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o. Executors Notice.

AIfyhiCE'is hereby Eiven that The snbse ribor boa
~ hsen appointed and qualified as Executor on Tho
county Ohio, decd, IntiN - tptE p,S lsnu
NN"'" "hS ~"'h january, A. u. 1884. ID H iau2Sw3s
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

/ There have been 1900 eases of small
pox, in the District of Columbia, late.
ly, The President was among the af-a
ficted. Two members ofCOngress have
died. .....a ae..
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To COnSumptiYGS.

Consumptve sufferers will receive u valuable pre-
scriptou for the OF ofConsumptlon, Asthma Tron
ehtis and all Throat and Lung affections (froe Of
chargo,) by sending their address io t9Irg 2fFl-
Rev. Z. A. WILSON, ..
t. .f.gHNHIT'' -O .ur' Fr William ,hurg p l'
Jan2SwGai6A Kings Co., New York;
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Express once, Hillsboro.
feblmlA w. W OHANEY. Local Arant.
Public Sale.

EBERsoNA property belonging to the estate Of Dr
WV. Holiness deed, consisting Of Drug, NJ edlsal
Books, Surgical Instruments, Furniture and other
property will be sold at public sale at the door OF this
Court House, in Hilisboro, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of February. A. d. 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
tm2Std JOSEPHt. WOODROW ES'r,
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Go to MoMURCHY. 4 KIDD's, for all kinds of Bpf
aIo shd Gum DIVERSIONS.
i sIi Opposite tho Court House, IilllsbOro
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A. spttial Sl0tItrs.

Wives. Mothers and Sisters, whose Husbands,
Sons aud BrolhersaFe serving in the Army cannot
put INTO thcr knapsacksa more necessary and yalua-
hlV gin than few hoXss of lIOLLOWAY'S Pills and
OINTMENT. They insure health even under the eX-
p0sures OF soldiers lfOs Only 25csnta box not
nIn
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04
Estate of Henry 7. Graham.

N0TICE is hereby given that The suLScri has
IN been dolly appointed and qualified as AdministrA.
trx orthe estate Of Henry 7. GrAhams deceased late
ofllghlnnd county, Ohio.
Dated January e. 1864 jan2sn:t
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Town PROPERTY for Sale.

TENlE : undersigned will sell OF private saiea numbar
a ofIn Lots and Out-Lots in the town of IIilsroro
Also, 50 acres of land adjoining the town pSt guam.
Titles to suit the purchaser For further Information
cali ON BEN FLORA, sole Executor
jau2sw3 ...r. ..., rO. If..f 'TF' "a '-''r' F..
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NOTIOEi

EDERSONS indobtcd 10 tile Estate Of John w. Bell,
n late Of TIslilanl county, Ohio doceased arc re-.
quescd TO make ayrncnt suon.ssl. rN ,'Uf g-
Jan2sw3 BEN FLORA, Solo Exr
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

James b. Clay, the Rebel son Of
Henry Clay, died at Montreal on the
9th inst blno# f'rrdal'cf'"Hs
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

The French are boastiDg Of late, Of
Important victories in Mexico, and re-
port JuareE fleeing from his domains
But it is all likely to prove a French
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LATEST NEWS.

A Draft of 5oo,coo Men Ordered to
Take Place on the 10th of March.
WAsniNaToN, Feb. 1.
Il Is ordered that a draft for Eve
hundred thousand men, 10 serve for
three years or during the war, be made
on tho 10th of March next, for the mill
tary service of the United Stnte', cred
itins and dslucting therOfrOm so many
as may have been enlisted or drafted
into the service prior to the lst day Of
March, and not heretofore credited.
fsieued1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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1 CAMPS Faghlonabls SILK A SOFT hats can be
pphd - Li'i'llm AcMURCHY A KIbD's,
OpPo4ils Cogrt IISusel Hillshoro.
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A country girl, in speaking of the
polka, sny',tFhe dancing was nothin,'
but the huggiu' was heavenly" b..,.
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DurnO's Catarrh Snuff

DurnO's Catarrh Snuff,
Strengthens Weak Eyes, Ga sTrd 7 -IaHIrf
Improves the Hearing, .r... ............
Relieves Headache,
Promotes Expee toraton, It. .gs., t." "
Cures Cotnrrh in its Worst Forms, and DID,. .lt'
Purihes the Breath.
It sontRins Tobacco, is mild and promotes pleas.
ant sensation and beneficial results, to all who
appreciate "A CLEAR HEADrhr- -,-a -,r'
Sold only In Handsome Boxes, at % CENTS.
wnERE NOT on SALE, I contnile 70 senda Single
Box for 30 Conts or Four Boxes for One I'D
r. Dollar, Postsge Paid.
J. DURNO, Prpp'r,' f.
pep 2l4 Greenwich ST. Y.
BJ- -Demass. Barnes / Co., Wholesale agents, New
York. . . I''" auu20yl
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Executors Notice

NJoTICE is hereby slvon that The subsc riber has
~ boon duly appointed aud qualied as Exorutor on
Ohio decd SAMITFI " WATTs''
Dated this 2sth January. A. D. 1854, hniswss
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[Signod1 JOHN A, RAWLINGS.
!9 Brigadier General.

Free State Convention in Louisiana
Excitement among the Methc-
dists in New Orleans Re bells in
Strong Force at Brazos, Texa.,
&c. .. I. wr. -afrH. ...... H.t.
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2 GROVER AND BAKER
EaMiIV NelOtMg .VacNtnc.l

EE~Mtty 'SelUt1ag SkHCttbte.1
VHNhIs Machine 10 now admitted to be TrfE bESs
u manufaetufod. 1t was awarded the hrst premium
eyer az lhe compentoY ~ the last State Fairs % New
nprk Penhsy YHnla Vermont, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa
hnd Niohgsn and at all the County Fairs, whore IL
. 81. s-s9 h1H $4,000 ,h'~''4 "'" t''
o. them are neY in use. They are sinpa n tonttraes
easy operated never get out Of order with care,
fal usage, and nilks more durable and clStis siiek
tinn any other Machine. . ~
lsh. W ""u h"-
having accepted the Agency for Hllsboro and vieiak
" am prepared to furnish Machines of any stylea
the mahnaclurer, nricos. Ladies' aTe invited to cal
at my store. GEORCsE MSpCU'A T9'A
'H'foo'o' IAh ziI 1905. i| 900 ..'t JAn2lma
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Dispatches from Gen. Banks--Fight-
beiwt en- the Federal Fleet and Fort
Morgan---Fighting among the Mex
leans at Matamoras.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
pencletonS Record.

Ii there wereno other reason To induce
honest and patriotic men to refuse to
vote for Geo T. Mcclellan, his being
associated on the same ticket with Pen
d.eton, who is the candidate for the Vice
Presidency. would be all sufficient -
Since the war began Pendleton has felt,
said, and voted that our enieayoS 10 put
down the Rebellion was unconstitutional
and impraedcsl-tha. 10 has voted
against every financial and miiitsry
measure to tnvigorsto ana sustain the
Governmeut-th that he lodged voting on
the Pacific Railroad Bdl---in one word.
that ho has persisteutiv and earnestly
opposed the war, and SO throwing his
congressional influence into the scales Of
the Rebellion, where he long ego cast
his heart.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
Address of the State Committee,

The Chairman Of the Indiana State Central
Committee, issue an address from which we
take the following extract, md commend tA,s
earnest appeal to every Union ;aau ia The Siata.
to our readers
The loyal people of Pennsylvania ONO and
Indiana have felt the Common enemy by re
c3unoissaace in force The object of that re-
conuoissarce has beca agcampliSheI--and On
the sth Of November tbs great and final con-
file, VIII take place Indiana, distinguished
alike on the i-.d Of battle aaI IN the assertion
of her rights al the polls. must lead, On tina.
grea. day
The Committee earnestly, aai with cont
dencs, appeal 60 thsir E'Iow couatryguen to
immediately prepare for the corh.c; aud the
certain triumph that awaits them. There WI.
b. 10 csssati Of efforts on the part o. oar
noble army, and there should Re none on tas
par. 81 those who sustain that heroic band q.
or c7lntry's defenders. Let Is then rsi.e rate
the expression which has just gone byssre the
world. knowing, a. We %, the :pa import oc
its meaning and trusting IN lis good mission
an power.
Of ,he triumphant reelection 10 the presi-
dency Of the nau who has 80 honestly, - fai;b
fully and 50 hera.cai.y stood BY the country
in tho hour OF its greatest PERIL, there Is aot
Single doubt
Let Us be frm and fai blal, a. Cur brothers
and sons and ncishb,rs are in the field AMI la.
Us hope that kind Providence, to whose wall
We bov in humble obedience, will restore
tranquility when It shalt have been proTea BY
our conduct. under the trials sad Fluctuations
wh.ch tie has seen TT so bring upon Us. that
We are worthy Of the Divine appreciation
J. I. WRIGHT, Chairman.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
FCote for Mcclellan.

Henry : Foote. the political weather
cock, who represents the Nashville Dis
tgict In the Richmond Congress hy his
own appointment, is oat IN the Richmond
" Aig in favor OF the nominees Of Chi
cago He SAYS the -Chirago platform
does not contain the most remote hint of
intended co2Strant CT any kind" and
that there is nothing in il which ought
TO alarm or offend the rebels This Is
a popularity Of the platform that was
remarked before Foote called attention
10 it We have no doubt but Foote WAS
concerned at Richmond ii preparing the
first draft of it, TOR il originated there
and was sent through Ig way OF the Cliff
ton House in Canada 1t was drafted
10y rebels,t for the adoption of rebels and it
could but he acceptable to rebels and
traitors pretending to be Union men
Foote adds, that if Mcclellan is elected
the States Rights Democracy of the
North viii be allowed TO settle the terms
of peace and the time" If not elected
he says the Northern Democracy will
reyolutionizc, or, to use his own words,
they will not submit to the atroeious
despotism organized NV ashington.'
This is their platform-if beaten, As
they will be, they are to reyolutionize at
the North, All Mcclellan men under
stand this game and before the next
twelve months roll round some of the
leading traitors will be hung -hnoruiHe
WItg.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
The Book for October.

We have received the Goieys Book
FIR October. and the publishers notify
,ae Press that they can no longer club"
at tie oil rate Of S-09-owing to the
heavy increase IN the price Of paper aud
every material 5hatenters into the print
ing business. The prices % rule for tie
aev Volume, viii Re announced in the
November number In the main time,
We still make oar s'aA,javy, bv Cooley
Book, IS being TIE publication for the
Ladies, and taat they VIII have it not
outstanding he advance prices, because
i has a cosce=p pending p6vanea n ex-
cc..eu1c