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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-01

pond. where, uno bseved, their conversation
sw weetsned. Al last the supple fIorentine
seized Mrs. Folie's and and sw ore that II
wss the fsirest on Long Island.
"FIsueres!" she anew cred III this were
not the Carnival. I should be indignant"
"Bus since il 10 the arrival. give me one
kiss-you will not refuse mel,
She did not. They fingered luscious
moment on The margin Of the WORD moral
and the demi-monde. and then The bell st
the great gate rsng-,he Carnival was over
lis was time 10 unmssk
II fear TO TO uncover" said The lady; "you
men are so seldom honorsble.'
But YOU must; The hou, has arrived
Come! We must. we sha n meet again. Let
US drswv"
They slipped of the dark sissges insssn.
tsneously.. and looked into achiother's
faces.
"Good hesvens. II Is Fo!ie."
MY wife. Ny wife!'' said the strong
man, and they wil'ed.
This closed the tsbeau.
may add that FoIie wss good skater;
but, wishing 10 have some fun on his own
account, had not told HE wife SO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-01
PuBLIsHED EvKRY SATURDAY, AT JASPER
DUBc;s COUNTY, IHpIAHA.B by
CL E n ENT DO ANE.
OFFICE-CoRHER OF MACDONALD AND
WEsr STREETS.


RArEs % ADVERTISING.
square Of 10 lines or less, | week ~ o
Each subseque MT inser tion, rs cts
Longer advertise me nts, at same rate
a traction over even square or squares.
coun.sd - square. These sre The terms
for Transient advertisement; . reasonable
deduction will be made 10 regular advertise
mentp.
Notices Of appointment Of sdminssrat oss
and legal notices Of like character to be
paid in advance
AHAoJ Ecrxc CA spIDArEs:
For Tow nship officers. e.ch &I.0O
For County f" $50
For District, Circuit. or State. 800
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-30

A-It i reported thAs Rock Island has
bssa desismtsl by IL War. Dspaetunaa&
r. the grand central depot, 1t which shall
ets collected and preserved sif artillery,
|srms. osdnsuos and other trophies Of var,
captured during shs lsst four ysen BY
Aesthvssssrs troops. The prisoss, basl
tasks, srotshoasss. 3D.. that have besn
IN uss heretofore. being now vaAssd By
he discharge Ct the rsbel prisoners, viii
Be 6sssd up for these spoils Of var.
This shall Be monument and I record
Of the valoross deeds Of the soldiers Of The
northwest but what shall oommem orate
their sufferings::and privations? In weary
hospitals, barsed up BY fsvers, in exhaus.
tive marches, in sLattsred limbs and gap
ing wounds, in prison hells from Texas
mp to Andersonville and Columbia, and
Richmond. There is the tragedy: of the
rebellion, there the full measure Of the
debt the ecustry owes its soldier sons,
and of this there can be no adequate
monument.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-30

~Aeasness is eonst antly repeating &
itself. No amount Of exposure or ridicule
can prevent mean men from doing mean
actions. The Quincy Wing and Repub.
lican says that boy in that city, vho
found the other day . pune containing
twelve hundred dollars and valuable %,
peFs received from the generous owner,
when the boy had hunted him up AID
delivered over the purse. the msai6oen,
sum of one dollar and seventy five ce.ts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-30

Gen. 0saas's Farewell Address.
Washington, Jtne 80
The farewell order of Gen. Meade il
published. 1t il as follows:
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac ]
June %
Sotdiers This day two vel ars ago
assumed comand Of You under the orders
Of the President of the United States
To-day BY virtue Of the same authority,
the army ceasing to exist, haze to al.
nounce my transfer 70 other duties. and
my separation from you. II il unneces
sary to ennmerate eli that has occurred
IN these eventfal years. from The grand
and decisive battle Of Gstsysbarg, ths
turning point Of the war, to The surrender
Of the Army Of Northern Virginia 1t Ap-
pomstox Cosrt Hoa'e Suffice 1t 70
ssy. that history will do yoa justice: {
grati6ed country viii hosor the living,
cherish and sapport tho disabled, and
mourn the dead.
10 parting from you your commsnding
general will ever bear in medosv s.ur
noble devotion 70 your ooastry. your "a
tiencs and cheerfnlass under iii The pri
vatiOns and saeri6ces yoa have been call
cd On 70 eudam.
eoldisfs. having accomplished the work
81 betore ~, having vindicated the hon.
Or and integrity Of oar govefnment and
nag, let - return thauks 20 Almighty
God Tor big blessing in granting - victory
aad Psass; and let ~ earnestly pray for
strength sad light 70 discharge our doties
- stfazens - ws have sndeavored 70 dis
ohargs thsa - soldiers.
(Hignst) Gso. G. MsADE,
Mi. Gen. u 8. A.
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Shooting Match
Lafayette, Ind, June 80.

The shooting match between Jno. Tay.
lor. OF Jersey City, and Fred. Erb, Of
Lafayette, for the cnamp mpionship aad one
thoseand dollars side, took place to-day
and resulted ia the defeat Of Etb, who
gave up the contest At the 3sth round,
he having missed 50 ont Of IS. Taylor
shos 40 rounds. missing 23 birds. The
match was so double birds. There was
. large attendance.
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4DbeSsN, N,sasiyle.

0easrbsn, an Dsnnsriiae, I'm n. Ssni, nrratn1
talb .lttn utr. GarsIiPa. zr4fer ven sscta n
y. rno u. Gassrmann, in aissr sua sat,tr
unh Rrnate.
Die 1tsrtisuns facet beuie RaAnitias un nt,
IAN sen ihru Dctuxus an l4hr nnb 8ant e,rass
6reanfs br 6Asilie 1nS srstssaia tisgfIabsa 6sIs-
wctHsn.
DUUs
o. TAsnday, ssh Inst, sAIIIs youngest daughtes
Of WIN. axd Elisa Sullivan.
psrGal viii take place from the residence yof hel
h1Ms. ~ 1lfh, between Bank and 1imes todAy{ rSxg
a4 10 siclock 4. \.
Friends - the family - invited 70 attspd withou,
uorthss hottce.
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Philadelphis, June 20.
The loss Of Fell 4 Co.. BY fire Is,
night. VS. e7O, 900, which is iDfused fcu
S5o,ooo IN New York and New England
companies.
Az CLOCK this morning the merchan.
disc Of ]. n. Mitchell, Nos. "a and 26,
north First stSsst, ~ destroyed by are
Los 81. 900, which u Insured fcr $50
wy, y Home snd Security Conpaoie.
of New York.
The building belonged to th ! Girard
estate.
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T,RUSTEE'S SALE.

Fubiic notice u Aere,y given thst the Isth ~
Jny next shai proceed 70 sell to tbs highest t1I
for cash, st pubic auefon the following real e1nte &
the county Of Lee and State of Iowa. nl1eh &no
may u necessary Ray the debt hereafter Hegp1e
to-wit rhs undivided one tSurth of twenty fsex n1<
f1fth street by huDdEsh feef deep. s1ty2 - 0
Johnson slreet and sixfy feet from the aiiey II lcG =
Of ths city of xeoknk. being parts a lots A4 " a
block aiso, the undivided hall Of lot IL hpck {xt1
city ~ keokuk, asa the undisidsd half o. ~ ~ Cr
quarter of seesioM ~, township u north, ranGn9
said county xSsSzzss4
The above sale Il made ty virtue Of deed - =
vsying tHid reAi estate 70 nae by Peter ~. ~ .
the Atm DAY os February a. D. 1850, wherrih 4IZ
thorised 70 sell taad property 70 pay eestAin -
from said Potter 70 samuel n. Miller and Phylxu .1
field, il they should not be paid within twrlvs A4
from the cate Of sakd DECD VI trust- Ths&ale - -
place the day above M utioned af tbs &oUpz
Court House, in the city Of Keekrk, bstWeeA Akes1
ef O'Clock aud o'clock y. m ss vi HI Rx4@Sa' III
iuneI-dlm UklAH kAk4n 1x1
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49, 1e6 - 0oooD 0lDGAa0go.
Nsw York, Jane 90.
The forpal inauguration 81 the New
York Dry 0ssds Rsshanes took place .,
its rooss, 81 Park piass, to-day.
A large eathsriUg Of mesekasts wa
prsssst aad wss presidsd over b. Hon
James Brooke. Tbos. Bisgood and Others
The want Of the institutioa has long beer
tslt By the dry goods trade Of this city
and - the new exchaage-is to Be conduc
ted on pisa similar 70 tho popalar mer.
onaafs exchasge in Paris. Il hsp slread,
met With gratifying success At Its com
mencement
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New York, June 90.

The Posts special Gays the military
commissiou met at ll'o'clock this morn
ing in secret session, and the members
sgreed upon their verdict in the conspi-
racy cases. The nature Of the verdict ID
not known. It will be ansounced - sooo
~ the President acts upon it.
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TT 8. MARSHAL'8 PROCLA1GMs
os TON. -
UNITED States or AxEnIcA, !

-
sourRxss DIvIssox on IOuA. Is III
r. Peter Mel~ndy, United Stssr Marshal fox fbe So
Of Iowa do hereby give putfc nstse f4t 10 He cA1e
marked -hys, Union LHf, In of ssixpfr - -
feftare under ats sf Congress- did, thS lin &1yM
June. A. d. fss5 ss keoknk, Lee county, Issus 0rqe
aud take into possesson for sae custody SIN bafre0
Of HI zines And hereby also give tubr neef<e tA1
the time ssaed for tbs return OF said waraut - -
hearing Of this esuse y the first Tuesday besne The
summon all persons claiming inteESxt tn sa54 ~
barrels Of Hiehsihe~, markell Rye, Onion Itne or
knowing having anything why tho came eA4
be d4crc TO he forfeited to the United States an4b
condemned and sold 10 answer the prayer ux saa No.
iaut thai they be and appear le sad uktE1ct Cs
~ IL. rooms IN the city OF keokuk said District sad
lst day Of August 1860. at o'clock whrnaDd whsaD
said uil be heard then and there TO fnttTpceo
their claims and said libel Of nEornas3oa an4
make their allegations In that beiaaf.
PETER MELEyDT,
U q Msrshxi fsr tie Ssare of Iowa. #
BsH FULTON, peputy.
Kcokuk, Lee Co., lows, June 20 1ss5.
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nsTsKrAL REvkNUn.


DkPuYs CoIrEcreKo Qg1nE
KHokuK, Iewa, June II 3eDAs,s*
Public notice IL hereby gives tai tAeT qQGqnl II
sshe year CON mencing xay lss, le66, - Se0 r4-
= this once by the Assestol y esssAcss 44
s1Axss - incomes Carriages, 6old Naich~ss -
nalvef Piats, &C.
Paymeut h ibrthvith denantsd Of al pefsoee1
nzurs are on sssd lists.
Ten per ceuk. Will be added on all Incoras
p,il On the sofh OF Jans. inst. after ten days po
aux beeH given nom the soth OF jane. lsce
Tn p-r cent penalty viii be ineSrre4on ~
q MT raid within twenty dA;s ttpm ftts dete. %
Ejceuse must be paid 1t ores otherwise 80
three tia.es the amount of the licenees ser ~
prison nsnnt, will be enforced, - no one =
transact sny bRsiness Without o. Merely
pIied for iicense IL pr0trction-
L viii attend ct mug odsces ~ a street. n
Kecknk for ths time Aamed sOSve, - Eeceiy@
ofthe above pansed list. &C. 80 n
iane23 dstAxlt - pssiA.. r. IL
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Detroit, Juns %.
The propellers Illinois and Dean Rich.
mond oollided last night The nlinoia
sunk in fifteen feet water.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-30

We understand that the condition Of
the telegraph lines 1t the South sad ths
pressure Of Official business 10 such that
the transmission OF the press reports 70
asd from the South will not be prasaioal
before shout the middle Of July, soon af-
ter which the Associated Press viii b.
able to resume its old relations With
southern editors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-30
~The City Council of Des Moines
have appropriated two hundred dollsfs for
the entertainment of the soldiers on the
Fourth. So Gays the Register.
PROM IOWA CITY.
Especial Correspondence Of the GAss C.rr1
Iowa CJTy. lima Cf 1QH5


Iowa CIrY, June 26, 1865.
Dear Gate: Thinking you would sgain
scsold your t'specisl" If l vas not more
prompt, | started for thisplace to BE- here
At the commencement Of the State Uni
versity. TskiDg passage on the fne
steamer Keithsburg, Capsaia J. W.
Campbell, than whom . better Captain
nsves raa boat, I came on to Musca-
tine On the boat we're large number
OF men just from the Tyler prison in
Texas. Oh. how glad TO get back into
the land where homo ~as. Aias uasy
; home has been broken since Iast those
brave men crossed its threshold. Bss
those 0es viii eelshsaAs The eoning
Fourth - never before. There was !
party Of ladies on board Who sang several
patriotic songs. 0ns d these, beginnisi
"ln the prison cell I sit, caused tesrs 10
start from many m eye-tesrs Of joy Il
the thought Of their own dsliyerance, to-
gsther with the thought that the nalioa
was redeemed ; that under God their own
right hands had gotten the victory. Bat
1 must not dwell too long upon this topic
Interesting a. il is, nor .msst I leave il
pltil say j. becomes the State and peo.
TO remsnbsr these brave men, and
seek for them profitable situations q
home. Nor must We forget the children
AZ thoSe brave msn, Who eons aos back
-NsA ~ora ~ ~,ssins. lInserAs pain.
~ cold gradatiUns u Decay;
& & 6 Death sioscly broke the vital chain.
/ Nor freed their souls the nearest way"
Il y the duty Of shsy Slate and people
~ - that he sons and daughters q
pseh have good saacation. Let oar
- ~ tho orphso1 Il orr fallsn heroes
blou = the world thst Hspablics are II
I ff1:I i;sssi:slal. .ss.., &
~ Massatiae I stopped oas dsy a IN
~ srs1kiaGsisa Y ~ HIih lko1I
- - sppssietsa1 - X E Z
Ellw, ~. 1s saKsS y s : ysre6is g M y
- 80; s ~
| 4
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New York, Juos 20
The Tribune's special says the Presi-
dent BY special appointment met the
members Of The South Carolina Delega-
tioa this morning, but was too usvelt 70
confer with them relative to the affairs Of
their Stats. He dssignassd 10 o'clock
to-norrow morning for shsir nsxt iassf
visw. ~
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-. The people Of Quincy are N akisg
srsst preparations for eslsbntisg ths
Fourth. y
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= y
not have been 90 engaged, maybsp, but
he was watching the fight Of = eaele,-
1t was Sabbath morning, and out from ths
open window Of the old Iow church hs
saw the grand. poised, resting. SLOW sail-
ing fight of the bird. The boy vishs1
he could fly! Of courss. Havp't bsys
wished it ever since Caia and Absl vsss
innocent lads, and played and fnnsiD& end
dreamed together outside that Gssdsa, IL
whereabouts of which We take nAlESious
s.tisfsction in knowing the utnost ~
searches OF learned biblicists Of horticul.
tural tastes have not discovered !? That
eagle didn't have to suffer the inHiction
of sermons on lovely mornings. Why
couldn't the boy sail the empyrean as the
bird? Then the idea came to him, .'.like
an electric shock" he .aye. and hence
forth there was to him central object Of
his life's labor.
That was forty years ago, and the lad
Of then, is DR.. Solomon Andrews. of
Perth Amboy, now. To navigate the sir
has been the object Of his research and
labor during all these years. He comes
before the public at last crying "Eursks"
claiming that aerogation is an accom-
pished fact. He has patented bis Aefeon
and proposes to organize companies 10 al
States and countries to pu. in operation
his aerial lines of travel His vehicle is
an air ship. A Congressional committee,
composed of Prof. Bache. Of the Coast
Survey, Prof. Henry, of the Smithsonian
Institute, snd Major Woodraff, Of the
Engineer Corps, have made : report, sitter
Investigation wherein they pronounce Dr..
Andrews ship evidently success. They
thus describe the model;
The model which he exhibited to the
commission consisted Of three hollow cylir.
ders of india rubber infated with hydro
gen gas; these cylinders we're terminsted
ct either end BY hemisphere, the middle
and larger one was about four feet long
and eight inches in diameter. The two
side ones we're little less in length, but
of about the same diameter. These three
cylinders we're fastened together in the
form of raft, the middle one being fur
nished With light paper plane, which
served A. a rudder. The car was sus-
pended under this raft 10 such manner
that the centre of gravity could be shifted
each way from the middle towards either
end. so that the cylinders might float hori.
! sontally, or with the forward end pointing
kliquely upwards or obliquely down.
ds. The vehicle being irflatcd with
pad having an sxtrs amount Of ssoe.,
4 power, the car, supplied With hass
bod, being so plsced that tho front cad
lAe serial vessel would point obliqsaly
Rards, the fight vac suffered to sake
=, when, instead Of risiog vertically,
sesel sscended obiiqusly in still air
9Ae Hne Of lsass rssistsuee tn 81
aoou. forty degrees g tie
ss@sx4 " =
npls arrangement tie asssu.
the ballooa 9av = co,n.
"a into two forcss, ~. !:
ktAer norisoset the
n given horizontal
y : curreaf Of air,
Va the caset0f the
ins il npsards
Andslrs Is
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Cairo, June -.
Ven Crux dates of the lst state the
Confedefates still continue to flock 70
Mexico.
There Is no doubt Guyn will get his
project through. 1t only awsits the sig-
nature OF Naximilian to become lav. Hs
|gses - director gensral of emigration for
the States Of Sonora, Chihnahua aad Da-
rsngo and has exsraordinary power and
8 900 French troops 70 back him.
The emigration is TO be strictly from
tho south.
Ten thousand Confederates ara 70 Be
armed and paid BY the Emparos, but kept
in the above mentioned States Is protee-
ZION TO emisfanis.
Captain Page aud the .odiosn of the
Stonewail bad gone TO Mexico to cifs,
their services 70 the Emperor Asd per-
suaiethe imperial governments 70 purchase
the ram Ssonewali. A Ffench Admiral
goes with them for the same purpose and
declares with the ram be can defend the
Mexican coass against tho whole Ameri.
80 navy.
Grisrson's cavalry have arrived ate
vieksburg, ending st that point shrei
months oampaiga through the States %
Florida, Alabama and Nississippi. Thi
axpsditioa passsd through ! porsios o
Mississippi never before visited BY hostile
troops. and report the interior Of these
States ia most prosperous condition.
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NEW AND CHOICE sHEkT MI

NEW AND CHOICE SHEET MU-
IN sIr
Ta< Gald1n Rag. Scotch Ballad. 20.
Heufie Ess Bird Sassg &C.
fsih a the soxs g by Geo. Linley. Arr by
Thss kyan sang al tho concerts Of ihe Mendefssohn
Quinfsf' re Club, and great favofies.
TAerv TIE Hfite- He>paA. l. H. -Gnrney. 30.
koee FAY Ara-chair, Darsst Mother. Wilmsrth. 20.
W. Sfst.v Dear, ReAez5y Ne. Edward Eysretts sor z
e-f =, music ~ Lesta yese 20.
Rsdisrsss Grand valse de Concert Mains par SER
OrA1r<s l So
orfa Grard Polk poar Ie Plane. par Srea Desarts co
Rh7ey Hdaf Ttoa FseIea. Fantasie de saIon, pas
Huffman -
Tie fsasfrs3ss fsztu fAaracevisgse by Koppifz. 20
The ahore sent posi ras q, on r.eefpt Of price
OLIVER HiFS3A CO.
iupe3- Put,isst,srx EoxAun
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zhe Graves II hs>Vilaexnsss.
New York, ,:.June -.

The Hsrald's Wash hington special Gays
the expedition recently sent to tho Will
derness 70 RENTER and re- mark the gavss
OF those killed in the battles there Last
year have aossmplished the work and
yesterday rsturnsd to this pity.
The whole affair was under chsrgs ol
Capt. james Moore, aotisg qaartermaster er
Of the LIST regiment Of Gen. Hancock =
corps. The lst corps ssdeF counand oi
CD. Bird. vess snpIoysd II the dsty,
which duty thsy perfornsd oredisably to
themselvss. The operations were com
nsaeed On the 18th inss. snd consiassd
without interruptios until last Saturday,
whom tho cad duey vas senp1Ussd. They
eommeseed operstisss on the extreme
right and worked ssoaad 70 tho left. An
bodies which had not besn properly buried
were re-buried. and in III casss where
the graves eeuld b idestifsd new hsa1
boafds usrs PLACED ovssi them with ths
name asd regiment insosibed upon them.
CasDsstsn an1 painters weFs takea along
= Do ~ woek promptly and thofosghly.
Aboat 100 gAyes wsfs thus idsnt;6sd
and natsel |. Where il was inpossihle to
identify they were marked = United
6tsaes soldien nakaopa. AZ the sxtrsms
hight two sltss for cemetries we're laid ont
ssd snslosed - aset feaesa. Ons of
tk@se Wae o. ths Onnas eunnty road one
Snd hslf miles from lsoly, aud tho other
ono on the OranRe Cont House plank
rnad IT, r.sASsne n4 S1f - - =
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VAN OIsiE<EN'e
Rhot6 t6graph GAucrv.
xss4 s..os.ee y ~ estiisas II Ksss.k ~ yirin
~. 81 .ll~ds sSreet,
o.G Geo q Asssrssa Cos BanE, ior Ii. purposs q
PhetegraPhs, .Ambrotypes,
Ae.s AEe.s Ae.,
n TIM BEs9 o. sTx1D.
jusa-dsa q var axrsxm.

Mr.. D w. BAILEY having decided
IN 70 seaaeve frsm Keokak, has wshdrswn fron he
orm of Wm. Thompson Co. The hnssn~<s vii Be con-
finue1 under he ss~s styls by WM. 7H0MRsON.
iunc25 Dat
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(TWo-W4EELEO MOWER

We have no hs1fsAncy N psohouncIsg lhis ths best
xbWia1 1ecAfns ~ AA<eica and VIII a1er the oeas
Guarantees IN regard 70 IL that do q regard 10 on
1sapers For farther prcuiars eAll assn1 -
SeAsEine ths mschIne
l.yer saloby , r sAvA0n 0sn7 Assak narilnstSa,
WACkR4nAxAG CO. Ksckah; DICKEY son, lasu-
inrton; J0ADON BRO., fairAsId. n %
Ag-nepaifa ~ Al ysars kept ~ III asents.
fuAel3~t2ueOd ~ ese$
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TOR SALE-T~o good Lois, with
= Frame Hoase. having tx roems cellar esstsrn, &c.
The bots are ia good location. as have hundred
pesh pea- cherry ard apple b. sides lot Of smsl
fruit taesn Sitnafed in RHiss Additisn cpnve-
| snient;or railroad man Price 81, go
jun 10 dsw J. r FRENCH
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rent, So to fet,'' &C., not exceeding tour lines
inserted orfffy cents. yeI sagufss OF
Marriage notices will be charged one dollar In
allcases. szsssa .en .Essas.-ssesfEE 81 -.
editorial notices charged for at the rate of 10
cents DER line, or seven words, and a special no.
lice at ten cents per line, or so cents hne per
week. ,
All notices for religious and 5eneyoient purs
poses will be charged one-third OF regular rates;
Obituary notices, except simple announcements OF
deaths, one half rates. - az $40
Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid, and eharg
ed accordingly. n.4 s4.Es -
advertisements discontinued before the eKP,ra-
tion of the time contracted for, will be charged
short time rates. ,-r..s--.ss - 80. Ia,
ADVERTISEMENTS from abroad must be PAID Tor
invariably in advance unless from approved
gents. ....... 81. .-,.s..s 80 !. 4. 80 49,.
so per cent. advance of above rates, and kept
standing on the inside pages % per cent. ad-
vance regular rates. -, ....-,.,-z.,
All transient advertisements must be paid Tor IN
Advertisements inserted in the Weekly Argus
Liberal contracts made with yearly advertisers.
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