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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-10
The Assassination Plot.
NEM YORK. May 6,


a special dispatch from Washington
20 the n. Y. TrtjRne says: All attempts
to disparage the weight Of testimony in
possession Of the Government, duplicating
leading spirits Of the rebellion in the as
sasslnation plot will prove fatal. When
Secretary Stanton, several days since, az
nounced that the plot had been discover
cd to stretch from Richmond to Canada,
he spoke from the record. Judge 10 t
has since received great mass of evil
dence, and knows it to be of crushing
weight President johnson fully COM
pretended the gravity of the charges
made in his PROCLAMATION.
All but four Of the forts about Wash
ington are to be Immediately dismantled,
their garrisons withdrawn and dismissed
and everything appertaining to this ex-
pensivo branch Of warfare is to be put
upon a general retrenchment path.
The Government has given up the ox-
pertinent of supporting blacks at the
treedmen's village at Arlington, Work
is offered to all willing to labor at the
usual prices, and rent is charged
them for their tenements at four
dollars per month. All incapable
or unwilling to accept these terms are
TO be removed to Masons Is and,
near Georgetown.
The Navy Department has order
ed the Mississippi squadron reduced
to twenty-five vessels. 1t was for
merly over one hundred.
1t has transpired that the trad e
question was definitely settled in Cabi-
net meeting to-day. All loyal persons
are to be granted permits to carry
goods, and trade in any of the insur-
rectionary States, upon application
to the necessary ag nts, and paying
the g vernment tax of three per cent,
Tennessee is exempted from this three
per cent. tax, on the Presidents claim
that she never cast her lot with the
rebellion.
Governor Pierpont is arranging
preliminaries prior to going to Rich
mond to assume executive contrSl of
the State. He has been assured by
President Johnson that he recognized
him as the legal Go;ernor of vi GIN
ia and will sustain him.
The Times Washington special
says: The statement that Gen, Hal
leck has issued an order announcing
that all persons without regard to
rank or employment in the civil or
military service of the late rebel gov
ernment will be permitted to take the
amnesty oath, is. untrue. He has
not been authorized to issue any
such sweeping order and the excep-
tions made by the amnesty procla-
nation of December, 1868, will be
scrupulously observed unit gener-
al line of pelicy is adopted.
Camping grounds fo~ large bodies
OF troops soon to arrive are being
erected near the city. The Second
and Fifth Army Corps are now
north of Richmond on their way to
Alexandria, where they are expect
cd in about ten days.
Howard's Second Corps, Fifteenth
AMI Seventeenth, constituting the
Army of Tennessee, will arrive here
about june LIST, and Slocum's Army
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-10

# Georgia, Fourteenth and Twen-
tieth Corps are expected few days
later.
The grand milit ry review which
will take place as soon as tho armies
under Sherman get here, will be the
greatest event o. its kind that has ia
ken place during the war.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-General
Grant arrived in this city to-day.
There is authority for saying that
the published statement that j. W.
Chandler, ofNew Hampshire has been
appointed Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Vice L. .. Fields, appoin-
ted Consul to Japan, which it is un-
derstood has been rendered to him.
1t was not definitely settled this after
noon whether the trial of the assassins
will commence Monday. In fact the
Court had hardly been selected at two
o'clock.
New York, May 6-The Commercials
Washington correspondent says: The
Mexican legation is circulating printed
pamphlets containing terms of emigration
and land bounties given to those who so
there.
State banks appealing for national
charters, woich have recently increased
their capitals under State loans, may be
ruled out as new organizations, not enti-
tied to the privileges given by the last
act Of { ngress.
New York, May 7.
The HerGld's cores pondent, at Guya-
mas, Sonora, writing on the 25th of
March says: None of Maxamillian's
troops had yet entered that State, except
as prisoners of war, and the authority of
Juarez was still universally recognized
there. Preparations to invade the State
were being made by the imperial SITS, but
the republicans were confident of their
ability to maintain their ground.
The Times Washington special says ::
The arrest of Gel Ould, and Hatch, reb-
el exchange commissioners is on charge
Of misappropriation of supplies and mon
o. sent to our prisoners.
William Richards, chief clerk of the
Internal Revenue Bureau, has been ap
pointed agent of the Internal Revenue,
and will probably be placed in charge Of
the interests of the bureau in the Trans
Mississippi.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-10

M. Romero, the representative in
Washington of President Juarez Govern
ment, has written letter in refutation of
a statement made in the French Corps
Legislatii, that Juarez had twice offered
to sell Sonora and the property confsca-
ted from the clergy to the United States,
and the offer had been twice refused.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-10
Cleary. one Of the parties for who,

= Cleary, one of the parties for whom
the President offers reward in his proc
lamation, publishes letter in Toronto,
Canada paper, declaring that there is not
a particle Of truth in the statement that
he coneocted and melted the assassination,
and asserts that he knew nothing of it
until it had been committed.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-10

- Out of seven hundred rebel officers
In durango at Fort Delaware, all have ta-
ken the oath of allegiance, except thirteen.
Among the number who took the oath
was General Rhett, of South Carolina,
one of the most intense seeessionlsts and
nullifiers of the traitorous South.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-10

The country adjacent to Washington
City presents an appearance somewhat
similar to what it did in 1861. The
camps Of the troops already arrived being
dotted on every road. The farmers will
suffer much, but they have the satisfac-
ton cf knowing it will be of short dura-
ton. and for the last time
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-10
NEW ] DIRK, Nav 7.

The Tennessee Legislature has elect
ed Hon. FL. j. Patterson and Hon. s. j.
Fowler, q. s. Senators, tho former for
four years and the latter for six. 1t now
only remains for Tennessee to elect Con-
gressmen to entitle her to full recognition
as State in the Union.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-10

Several of the Washingtonians, who
were paroled by Gen Grant, and return
cd home, have been sent South again. for
to take the oath of allegiance.
Macy of them are anxious to take the
oath, and remain good citizens
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-10

- 1t is rumored that Harold has made
full confession Of Booths assassna:ion
of Mr.. Lincoln, aud Of his completely in
the transactions.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-10
lHOs Fer Mexico.
Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Commercial.
WASHINGTON. Nav


WASHINGTON, May 6.
The inevitable result of the waragainst
the rebellion has for some six weeks past
been ioreSeen in the armies Of the Union.
and it required no presclence to discover
that by the 4th OF July next, one half of
the Federal army could be dispensed with.
" What shall we do when this war is
ovcr!" is question that has been very
naturally presented to the minds of our
soldiers. BY four years removal from
bushes intet course we have been in
great measure disqualified for immediate
engagement in the ordinary pursuits of
commerce or trade, and we must do some
thing for our livelihood in the future
We have acquired taste and inclination
for adventure where shall we find the en-.
couragement for and the enjoyment of
these proelivities ? In Mexico, is TIE unan.
imous response, and son to Mexico" is
now the word. No armed expedition is
contemplated, so far as is now suggested
but emigration to Mexico bids fair to as
sumo greater proportions than did the
rush to California some fifteen years ago.
Special Dispatch to the Western Associated Press.
New YORK, May 7.
The HeralPs Washington specialsays: j:
The proposed emigration to Mexico,
which seems likely to assume formidable
Dimensions, is thought to bode no good to
imperialism in that country. Emigrants
will, by decree of the legitimate govern
ment of Mexico, Immediately become nat
uralized Mexican citizens.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-10

Increasing the fees of Justices of the
Peace, and Aldermen and Constables,
in certain counties in this Common
wealth
SECTION |. Be 1t enacted by the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives. Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania IN Gen
erot Assemby met, and ii Is herety enact
Ell By the authority Of the same, That the
fees to perceived byjustices of the peace,
aldermen and constables, be as follows:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
SEEEFS;EE.S SALE.

BY vir.ne OF specia, eNccn,s,., dated the
oath day OF january 4. y. 1865, to me ti.
rested, issued CIT Of the office Of The clerk ef
the District cnrt Of Tama County Siate
of Iowa, in favor Of the county Of Tama FOR
tho use Of The Schcolfund and against Peter
Brush, fartla 4 Brush, l A Graham. nr. u
Jayne 4 Son, i W Terry & Co and {; & c "
Church'on judgement rendered by SAL,
court a. the September terra thereof. A. -
1864 an1,.a decree Of foreclosure against the
said defendants wherein it was ordered, AL
Judged and jecreed that the following de.
scribei real estate to wit
The so'lth en~f 9Hartcr II section no
s'ateea f6] n ;ossask.P ~. eighty ,ire
(s5o n.rta ~ rn.gc 10. sixteen (lG)
Vest Of The 9th l. NJ. in Yana Comfy, Iowa,
lie soll or 80 a'ich thereof rs is necessary 10
sa,ists sasi judgement, intercs; and cost:
Now thorefoec, rahic notice is hereby
given. that | have levied upon, aud shall en-
he sa,h lay Of March A u. 1875, between
ihe ho,.r. At 'elock 4. NJ. and ! O'Clock L
III 81 snia day. safe to commence NJ the
ho.sv or 10 o cioe;s a. M. ~ the f9ont door az
the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, in the
county Of Tama, otter and sell at public out
cry, te the highest and hesi bidder, for
CASH, tie above described property, or
sGmas.. thereof rs is necessary to satisfy
said Judgement for the sum If 81 dollars
and s5 cents, together with cost and all ac-
Grazing costs unless the sane shall be sooner
satisfied.
February 2ud, 1865.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Of rama County. Iowa.
fr,aters fee 5000 v7r5
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
Notice TO Farmers

We'copy tho following from tho Auburn
Journar'. We the undersigned, Farmers
and Breeders Of horses, are well acquainted
with ,ho'hors. bought by II. Murdoch, of tie
State Of Iowa, Of Mr.. Thorp of flemiag,
Cayaga Go. n. Y md fully say that we,.,e
v ell acquainted with the horse, aud iha. lie
il one OF TIE best sircs in this County; his
colts bringing the best New lorA prices, his
colts all being Of good size, we'll built, easily
matched and very stylish:
jams Need, sheriff Of cayuga Co.
Jchn Word, Veterinary Surg'n.
VIM. X. Tryon Fleming
Vim. II. Kelsey.
T. G. tu,tis
James Parker
Jonas White.
John s. Evens,
who has had three colts that cant be bought
for less than 81 500.
| am acquainted with tho Thorp horse
spoken Of above, and have . good opinion OF
him az a stock horse and know his pedigree
will trace back Is The best blood Of any coun-
try by old Henry AMI iianilionian.
JAS L. TREiT.
44uburn, Feb. 18th, 1854.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

. TIE NERVOUS, DERLITArED AND
J ptSPoNLENT OF BOTH SEXES A
great sufferer hayiag leea restored 10 health
= 4 few, days, alter a.asy ycars os misery,
il willing % assist his suffering fellow crca-
ts-seS by sending & ~ On ,ha .sssipt d =
rest laid addresses envelope, . copy q the
fetaHia &c euls employed Direct 70
join y hAGN AL, Bps lss ioss 1Sis..
stseGya, n, y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

-. Mr.. Bnttk.rrit keeps very good
assortment Of cen,'emcn's goods on
hani which he wishc. 10 dispose Of At
small margin If pr'.fit to the people oi
our county. We know from personal
examination that his goods arr cf til,
very best qns!ity. lie wishes it distinct
|, understood tina, while he is ready a,
ali times to make garmc,ts,to order,
he does not Wish ,hc.rarchascrs of ir
cloths to consider that they are under
obligations to get them made M, at Isis
.i."p. In Other words 10 keeps lis
cloths for sale irrespective Of where
thy are to bs made up. See his new
advertisement aud give HIM call.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
AGAIN AND A<s AN.

Our readers may think it strange
that We 40 often urge npon their 1T
trntion .. medicinal preparation. ~
ready have We for number Of weeks,
urged the Importance Of supply It
Goes Cough iSa!sam in the house, ready
foe immediate use. But our excuse il
the vast amount Of siokness, sorrow and
death that are the Immediate esnlt Of
Sudden cmghs. Gods and pulmonary
attack; while thousand. OF our children
are dying tro9l Group and lung com
plaintss Pine and exacsiencs have
proved that Goes Cough Balsam is the
most speedy and reliats preparation
ever known 10 the world. Like magic
il relieves ihc irritation Of of the throat
removes the e.orpages tibet prevent
breathing ii Group, aid leala all sore
No man should nsgltct to SIMPLY his
family v',h saie ~ reliable medicine
.se tp-'s Got1t.d Rai~am AIRY mere thar
e .i.o4il neglect TIE s'ltlf oi'thsir
s.7}il a.satl. i costs brl forty tn'ls
4p.i tie ,aae!ps aeHsf;il iArr ~ a,'s,sa
"; thoas - -, o,hpr rptaeay II ths
-ame eos, uhi,o il ue'ii, il Il Superior
10 AL other. All drug stores Leef y
sof sale.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

-. Now then it you wait 10 buy
some goods cheap, be on hand at the
auction sale Of Henry Zchrung's in this
town. See notice Of this elsewhere in
our columns.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

rsss. NERVOUS DERfLTy, SEMINAL
y AahNEss, etc. can II cured hy ane vic
has really cured himself and hundreds Is
others, anil viii sell you aolaing but the ruth
Address with stamp.
EDWARD II. TRAyER.
L9ci sex, Reltua Ms.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

DR.. l. p. Wilson. who has already
acquired in this county an eDvi.ble ce.
lebri,y as Dental Surgeon, will be in
this town on the 2O,h inst. and remain
inst ono week to attend 10 all profrs
~ional calls, that may be given him.
Rooms At the residence Of the Editor Of
the Transcript.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

:. We lparn that last Tuesday Miss
Maria Barker, while riding with Mr..
Henry Miller was .hrown from the sleigh
near the old Toledo Hotel and had one
OF her limbs broken.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
Ents 70 u3ts T!E. a!,!ss<..:.!'ss3

II Diseases u Ia Eioad, !Iuars the s.ce an.
.a e.ceg :r Of liz oly ES.rac. sarsaaa-..a az
ri..aa 30 a.sal2s Al. u. external la.ao.s or ET.
tn IsA.aye I.ose u lf.
Ire te tra.t ynca al diseases raQuir,ns the al
II Dtu-ec oNcet those OF tie Urinary organs. such
Ca:arfnca IA G!eet IN these the Extract Gue',G
asl lliec. VIII The Improved Rose Wash.
.g- TIES, EXTRACTS HAVE EEEy ADMIr-E.
TO US, IN TIL. UNITED STATES ARMY, a!Yi ais,
& vesv general In all the STATE HOSPITALS Az.
fCG.-c INsTt .I9"; throughout TIE Land, vel as
in pevAte practice. aai considered -va.aaais
.i.,s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
sc. N0RTHROP, Agent.
The Rlack-iaWk Morgan
Horse, Tiger

YLic ;gyflv ,N,ahrafc 81 e nj n ,rli he.,.j
Norr,n H.. viii hs ION, for ,be ;r,.r,,a
,na,, ~ 800, IL. 90 III : se,san !, s.ma,,
xan;an, ,i.se -
,r.i.Ia T,ra Ccno,y v.y.
!. ,'.t"' ~. 800
- = e'''a's. wv 80 sat ~ S's
ouu e, siea'e, ~ - 49, ~ o' :, ~,
- &c - nv =, .a ~, y, ~ :. VIZ.
enom'is" n.ise ~ - 800, :. -. .,'ioh.
"",c" - nis f'sno 80 esa !, -.
anu mos e1H' =. 'ns "o' - - -. ~ :, ~
aa.oas - f''s. a -, 80. ~, sss'
=. ," S's y " -, 49, ha''
80. ~ ,; ,,;s
W. ns. en "a naI' ..n' ! s.o
~" :, -, -. M.;,.a u, ;s,. -.
Win o.,ea. Ia. ~, H.. hos, and ,nr., 49,,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
LOCAL..

....Our weather il very much like
the lrishman's. fleo, You try to.put your
finger on 1t, and II ain't tff,.ro. II is
this way and that way and which way
you don't want.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
For Sale.

4 house and let in Toledo and Eve acres
II lead adjoining The town.
For further particulars'enqnirc Of
nGn.2 ALFRED EARTLET.E
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

-. Mrs.rs Gtah,,n & Nelson hay"
a new advertisement, il, our culamns to.
ala, in Which many things are sail 10
the interest Of our farmers Tie, lave
an extensive variety o. each tools ana
implement. "a our farmers need, and
ouch ~ they may 10, have they viii
order upon short notice. Call on them
anil sec il you canno, he suited to
ST"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
u s z II Ell NJ = Q L DIS
FLUID EyYAAcT bs!GS,t1
ETELTEEDT4Ds5
E!GII- CaxcgS-RATED
Conapouai Fiail Extract Sarsanarii!a

&c. Purifying The bood, rctacT al diseases arisia a
AMI iApr..c.c- il He, cironi; constitutional Dis
casts arising foes iico state o. the h,9sa, a..i "a
o.y reliable ;.s estelai kao rem Iy fv TAG cure O..
se-cfa,, sec!i Head sa i.e4Gs. f.:-i AM Swelling 2,
Tie naacs Ucct.,ious q: TIC Throat AVID eca E!..cAes
i. Is TIE FACE 1ette~, Kcysi eas, i al seiy tr,.
iio.s II the skin, aai peautii:ing tic co."iExios
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

80. We have just been cr' dibly in.
formed that OF tho late annu Il school
meeting in Buckingham there was sub.
scr,bed 81, $4,000 to the Iowa Central
Railroad, and tina, they intend to raise
the sum to $1,000. Good strike again.
What are Howard, Crys'al and Perry
t,wn.hips doing? and flu lily what is
Toledo doing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

Go to tho railroad committee
men who have the subc,i,hi"n books
and Tut Town your names Tor from one
20 a dozen shares. Go. TO ri. lit a.ong.
Don't " ,it for them to co ne TO yon. lis
avery brry time Just now with them
and probably AWAY. will be if We have
a ral.oad, hu. il vt IL no.--wr gners
NOW soa gue-- sci ,',en st>.rt
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
L 0 S t !!

TtNIIE undersigned lost on Friday. the 2tih
Of February. 1855, q Pocket Book, cor.
laining some Fifty Dollars in money and .
note II S35 against Orlando Rice,
Tho fin ler will please leave tho same with
wm. Ferris in Tole 10, whore liberal 70 yard
will be paid the Il a ler..
SARAH FERRIS,
Toledo, March 9th, 1865.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

r0a Confederation Ioconiaence Of Urine InaamUa'
t.gl Ciec-a.3a u tic Bladder iney1 sa&:ss g
u: r-ostsa.o Gland, Gravel, Lick Dls: Dcao-, n%
CT 5vc..ass, organic Weakness. Debility. VcEa.e c,
plants, &c.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
GET THE GENUINE Ar.
TkCLE.

p AL SOLID INSURANCE-that stands
IL the test Of Time and Fire, to public use
and rriva'e Observation-Disclosures at prop
er ra.es, BY the we'll known
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

This Justly celebrated amt thorough bred
Morgan liorse will be kept fer he improve
nent Of stock the eoAirg season at soue car-
,>ta
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
PHdEN TX.

TIE PHOENIX enters the present year
better than ever prepared for service and
md daty, in the line of its profession, with
enlarged facilities for the transaction Of hus-
mess.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-04-19

Breaking Colts,

In the spring o. the year, while
the ground is soft and the temper So
bcred by low feed and a relaxing at
mosphere, is the best time to com
mence handling colts.
In the first place, the handling of
colts should not be entrusted to reck-
less and foolish boys, who will 20 about
il without sense or reason. The edu-
cation of colt is like the education
of child, requiring just as much
Judgment, and moro watchfulness,
than when the colt or the child come
to better understanding of them
selves and those they have to deal
with.
The first operation is what is usu-
ally termed halter-breaking but all
colts should be handled with the hal
ter from the time they are able to
run with the dam, and should need
no chatter breaking. When this is
done, the first operation is to accus-
tom the colt to the bride bit. This
should be done with perfect gentle
ness and progressive application of the
rein, so that the colt will understand
what is wanted, instead of being as
tonished by applications which he can
not comprehend. To put a green
colt into a biting tackle, truss up his
neck until his chin nearly touches
his breast, and thus leave him for half
a day to sulk in the barn-yard, is an
internal outrage that ought to be a
penitentiary offence, The pain thus
thoughtlcssly or purposly inflicted is
excruciating and ineXcusable.'
Along with the lessons of bridle
wisdom, should come the first lessons
in bareback riding, or riding upon
a blanket and surcinglo from which
proceed to gentle exercises under the
Saddle.
The next step is to put the colt in
harness, by the side of steady and
reliable horse. The harness should
be put on for a while, several times,
so he will become accustomed 10 it,
before being called upon to draw in
it.
Breaking colt, is misnomers; a
colt should never be broken, but tam
cd and educated. A colt that is bro
ken has lost the best qualities Of
horsehood. A colt that is thorough
ly educated has arrived at the per-
fection of his race.-Ohio Farmer.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-04-19
The New York Tribun e

NoTwITHsTANDING the enormously increased ex-
~ peiises attending the publication of THE TRIBUNE
eeeasloned by the employment of army
respondents and other liberal expenditures we'll by
advance IN the price papcr and other materials
have resolved for the cust not 10 increase the
subscription prices of either Weekly or sen,i.weekly
rapcfs hno continue to furnish them a - and 81 res
pecyey per annlu being the same prices which we're
established more than twenty years ago when the cost
was only about Onehfd Of what II h at the presaut
time Our Terms will be found below and We wish II 10
be distinctly understood that Rs these Terms will be
strictly and literally adhered to- and no other notc
Incnts discounts than those mentioned will be allowed
many case Whatever
Terms
DAILY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers, enc copy year.......S Si0 90
do de- one copy, six nIonths....,,.. 90
do do one copy, three months..... 90
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