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American Shipmasters' Association.
No 81 WALL SrRErr-Rooxs a. Is AND n.
The following approved Masters and Ocers have receive

No 81 WALL SrRExr-Rooxs a. Is AND a.
The following approved Ocers have
commissions from this Associaton-
Jss EST VI XVI; S.s1
ley 1880 John Lind steamship America i2Ss stcpSsn
h sn
MSSs John Cough Sss ss1n sap Euns shuey 81 John
S GnsssPPs ssSs ship RrS @ Albert La
All commissions outstanding year require TO 10
presented ct the Office for renewal.
Miscellaneous.
BAEK Observation-Disclosures, NJ, Aug l8-The Danish
bark Maracello Capt Berg from Porto Rico for New
York. with sugar. came ashore the South shoal New
Inlet yesterday afternoon. The captain, his i've
left the vessel this morning in the boat is sup.
posed they picked up by remander
OF the six in number taken on in the surf
boat to-day The vessel has bilged win be total loss
on the 18th Boston, sunk the stesmug Ens ana dsm
aged her own cutwaer She returned to Baltimore
in it, ashore New Inlet nc, 18th inst VINO
sn SEEN On s G M. F oss for
ported in news columns yesterday She totally de,
Sour ALERT ( Tngraham hence at Grenada three days
after leaving port sprung aeak forward and heavy
ready for Bermuda in two Or three day
Foreign Ports.
YORK x neraham ssiS1i h s'1 latter
rprn Steamship BELGIAN AT FATHER Pomrl
ssS su scnf s sSsf
sunda 18Th EaOch Train in do 2s MSrisnna liz 5 dc as
At Bremen a. William Dodge at belfast ~ saIcnia AZ
at Cadz Albert william, at Deal; 7h. Wales AZ oouces:
ter; 9th, Electric at Deal.
Arr from Boston June %, Elena, AZ Calcutta:
from New Orleans August Harrisburg at Bordeaux
Ar from st Johns. NIB August Chancellor, at Liver.
from San Frsncirco June g. Anchor at Hong Ko's'
Sid for New YORK May 90 Milton, from Mania ms ~ Ms,
ysrhan June Acapuco and WSosnng nynr.S Penns
from Shields; 6tn Gauss from Marseille1 " Ut D"'D'
Cuxhsyen; 9th. Antarctic from Liverrseet.., =, 80.
SD for boston June q, Golden He;d from Uaisnsss'
Sid for Philadelphia August Aafngo, from Derry,
.-''-r --latest W londonderry a..
Arr from New Work Iiszc Herman, mt Liverpool
Ar from Boston 9onng Turk at Malaga
AnAeriesn Forts.
ROSrON Aur TO- AN Arr steamers Doris Waldron New
YORK; Daniel Eo,x Baltimore; ga steamships
sas ~ Gocdspeea Dart NYori IN the bay brig E1-
29,cAr steamer salyer, Nyork tsrss Satharne Liver
PORTLAND, Aug B-Arr steamship Franconia, Sher-
RICHMOND, Aug ls-Arr steamers AlbemarIe Bourne
and Creole Thompson, NYork; bark Aquidneck Pcndeton
Stouingiou.
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ust Is, Of acute peronitis JOIN A. wnIss Of DetroH
Mich, aged SO years and months.
The remains VIII be taken TO Ann Arbor for inter,
ment !.
WArsoso-on Sunday August 90 Of cholera l-. .
SorHA c. only daughter Or Thomas =, and charissss
WATSON, ss aged months and II days. -,
me Il" sral will take place on Tuesday afternoon a
.past one O'Clock from the residence Of her parents
3O4 Third street. .,s-r-r .esSns,~- -x,s
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The Latest by Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS August 10, 1885.
Cotton steady; 1880 bales sold at 4lc a 42c Sugar
dull. Louisiana corn, 1870. Freights to New York,
Ic. a1Xc. Checks on New York, 4 discount.
General Beauregard's house was surrounded few
nights SINCE and Beauregard, with others, kept
cotton press until morning 1t was supposed that Kirby
Smith was concealed in the house. Beauregard COM
planned General Sheridan Of the in which the
military had invaded his premises General Sheridan
was greatly annoyed at the occurrence and rghted the
matter with Beauregard.
Hon. James H. Bell has been appointed Secretary Of
State in Texas.
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NEw ORLkANs, july 81. ls6s.

THf f'iENYffFF VT nDiR.
george Rodg,rs. or the poisons oha'Yed viii thr
murder Of Mrs. Werner and her children Green, NE
this city, ha made full confession Lieutenant
Christie, Of the Fourth district police His accomplioe
Ross, is also expected TO make "a confession.
The youngest OF the cbildren-Agnes--wll perhaps
recover. On Friday consciousness returned, aud the
first words the poor little innocent said were please
give me my doll" Her principal injuries are the
left eye and right temple. They are fnghtfu gaping
wounds, and were evidently inflicted with an axe She
inquiries for her mother and sister and calls her doll
LeDa-her sisters given name. Both Agnes and Lena
were beautiful children and Mrs. Werner was considered
fine looking woman. Mother and children werc. how
ever hacked and dishgured In horrible manner by the
fends who ted this fearful crime.
MURDER UNION raE TECBE
Two Union men named Carriere and Captain Martin
Gioric murdered few days since on the rcche,
Opcousas Captain Giorie commanded company
of about fifty during the latter part OF the At
the close Of the they nj Port Hudson acting
scouts In consideration OF their services they all
allowed a. return home taking their arms with them for
self-defence While Cariiere his way 70 Wash
ingon La, TO report TO the Union commander NJ that
point he was arrested by party III paroed rebels,
charged with being a syhawker. The rebels insisted
upon taking him to villa Platte, and his refusing
90 with them except Washington they shot him The
reason why Carricre refused to so TO villa Platte
that there Union troops at that place Captain
Giore was murdered few days previous by party OF
returned rebels who surrounded his house and shot him
while attempting to escape.
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trove ard The mora Of The v teach that any one can
loose = There - I'm nm y foand laying round
in ,bis cat,on y ae"c NJ loose somewhere
- ----.<s which time and vigilance III
a,s.,xer Meantime 'y0caed" government cation suf.
sas, nv ths delay, and the government agents
pay sue. "rces n.,sti"n Sb nI' meet Of Co.. "Als
transportation comm.
and private owners -
ersra1, WEBSTER AND THE sourarRss RAlLRoAp~
The press Of this city are jubiant ae arrival OF
pgadier General James D. Webster Chief Of NJ. or zen
orar sherman 8 stall General Webster is tor Oh
,,snacon ON the condition OF the Southern railroads
His orders from Washington are TO report, cosspie NV
cost Of placing them in running In referring to
this the Tr Delta OF Yesterday has the following -
This mission rs SUPPOSE be preparatory 70 an "n OF
sufficient aid from &c government TO these roads
10 operation at the earliest possible moment This
wenld be an rs. of noble generosity the part OF the
governments and at the same time by which the
whole country would largely profit Speedy and safe
menns OF communication are absolutely necessary
Cor the revival OF business prosperity in the South and
upon this prosperity great deal OF the success OF the
North is dependents and the era OF restored harmony
and GOOD feeling will also be fastened by the
Nor is this all the benefit the nation may derive
by assisting to rent and repair the southern rail
roads In case of war with the French in Mexico-an
NV no means improbable or one against which the
feelings Of the American people would reoeevery line
of railway the South would be needed for the trans
poration men, supplies and munitions OF war; TO the
Atlantic Gulf ports and President johnson is too far
sighted not TO have thought Of this momentous fact
again say that General Webser's is highly mpor Gyt
mission.
Major General Grlerson, accompanied by Me- tcr Wood
ward his staff left this city last night for the North
Dr. PEBBLES, Collector of the port Of Galveston, ant
Mr. sherburne, special Treasury Agent for Texas left
OF clearing vessels and skipping goods unresrict
eddy TO Texas ports will commsnce Immediately
General Wright from the Army Of the Potomac, has
left New Orleans for Galveston where his headquarters
will be for tire future
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SAisAeS - Iys,Ys HHispesifr ssesiy, W satq-
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SHIPPING NE w S

AInANAc ron Nxv yoRK-fuIs DAY
SUN kisEs. 10 MOON SETS a
Sun Rfs................ 81 ulGn WAxxR . "
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ARRIVED.

Port OF Now York, August 20, 1850.
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SOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs
~ - COLE ATTORNEY At LAW, MACON "a
EENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AuEM. CY
" ALL SOUTHERN sTAfE fNv HErrhSSN'h"'

Ty,GAns TO BE SOLD AT A GREAT sAQRrFfoR-eSI
u worth. 3si Pearl street, n. y, bssar9eps
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
EMICRANT COMPANY.
AMERICAN EMIGRANT Co.,
- ~ ~ ~ o. nc
Chamber OF Commerce, indianapolis.
CHARTERED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROCURING
AND ASSISTING EMlGRANTS FROM FOREIGN
COUNTRIES To SETTLE IN THR STATES.
Authorized capital, $1,000, 100,
Paid mp CAPITAL, 5i0,O0t

The object Of this company is to import lsborers es.
pecally skilled laborers from Great Britain Germany
Belgium France, Switzerland Norway and Sweden, FOR
the Manufacturers, Railroad Companies and other EN-.
ployers OF labor in America. To accomplish this IL has
established extensive agencies through these Countries
and undertakes TO hire men in their native homes and
safely to transfer them TO their employers here. syS-
tenn complete has been put In operation here that
chancs, miners. (nclung workers in iron and steel
class weavers and agricultural railroad and 9th
er aborerS, can now be procured without much delay
any numbers, and at reasonable cost.
The Company comprises among others, the following
gentlemen A. g. Hammond, President OF the Exchange
Bank, Hartford Conn., Hon. Francis Gillette late u n
Senator from Conn: +. Chamberin. II. n. welch and
and John Hooker Hartford Henry Stany Of New Brit
an Conn; A. w. North, \. L. Lyman, and John VIII
liams New York; Daniel T. Harris Prest Conn. River
Hampden Bank, Westfed, Mass; Chas Huburt late OF
J. NJ. Beebe Co. Boston; r. e. d. Mckay, and James
{. Savery Of Des Moines.
The Company iS enabled by special permission to refer
to the following gentlemen:
Hon. s. p. Chase Chief Justice Supreme Court U. s.
Washington d. c.; Hon Gideon weles Secretary of the
Navy; Gov. Buckingham, Conn; Chief Justice Hinman
Conn; Henry A. Perkins prest Hartford Bank Thomas
Belknap PreSt State Bank Hartford Bank of New York
New Iork; Theodore Tilton. Independent, New York
Samuel Boes, Editor Springfield Republican: Prof Cas-
well Providence. X. l.; Russell Erwin Mfg Co. N. Y
Hon. r. A. Chapman, Judge Supreme Court, Mass; Rev
II. W. Beecher, Brooklyn N Y; Henry G. Carey Phila
Hon. Samuel b. Ruggles N. Y; Hon. Jas Dixon u. s
Senator Conn; Hon. Geo. Ashmun Mass; Hon. Charles
Sumner U. 5. Senator Mass; Hon. Henry Wilson U. s.
Senator Mass; Ex-Goy. sSprague, u \. Senator X. L.
Hon L. y. Foster u. s. Senator Conn: Morris Ketchum
Esq. N. Y; Gov Stone Iowa; Hon. Jas Harlan u s. Sen
sor Iowa; Hon. Horace Everett, Council Bluffs, Iowa
Gov Oliver p. Morton. indianapolis
y. HAR~ ARD, Agent,
mS-d3m For the State of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
Differences Between secretary Har
lam and Secretary Usher

ion existing between Secretary Harlan and Mr.
Usher his predecessor is very considerable and
is assuming new form. The new Secretary is
examining in very impartial manner the huge
contracts which the relieved officer signed just
before leaving, and is demanding that they be
re established on the principles Of equity and
honesty. Against this rough criticism Mr.
Usher protests in behalf Of his clients, making,
the fight, il is understood. before the President
The Interior department., consequently, is con
siderably agitsted just now. As one result OF the
complication, Judge Otto. Assistant Secretary
is leaving the department, and John Wilson,
now Third Auditor will succeed him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
Legal Decision In CaIifornia-The
CROPS,

States Circuit Judge. has refused the appeal to
the Supreme Court. in the case Of the City of
San Francisco against the United States. The
case involves the title TO a large portion of land
within the city limits 1t was decided in favor
of the city by the Circuit Court some time ago.
The mining share market continues very much
depressed, and the whole list of mining stocks is
lower
The Custom Eouse receipts since January lst
amounts to s.. 500 900 In gold
The prospect of the crops in California con
tinues good
The Jobbing trade with the interior aud
Washoe is brisker
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
Conspiracy trial. Drawing 10 "a
Ciose-ENtru session OF Congress

WAsHISsroS. June The conspiracy trial
will occupy the present week Arguments CON-
mence on Wednesday. and il will De two weeks
before findings will be promulgated
The Government Is selling large numbers o!
draft horses aud mules
Ii il asserted on creditaole authority that
the President Is considering the propIiety OF
cOnrenng Congressmen ss early as the fret OF
October
Secretary Seward visited the State Department
on Saturday Tie vas able to walk Up the steps
but required rest at each landing
Duff Green has taken the amnesty oath
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
Great Meeting at the Academy al
Music, New YORK.


NFw York, June 5-A Washington special
dispatch to the Times SAYS: A commtte of three
gentlemen from New York. consisting of Messrs
Rufus F Andrews Gray X. Pelton and Martin
Thatcher, arrived here this morning tor the pur-
pose of inviting Gems. Grant. Thomas and Lo-
gan to be present at the great meeting at the
New York Academy of Music on Wednesday
night
The Committee had an interview with Gen
Grant to-day. and he has decided positively to
be present at the meeting. he will srrive in
New York on Wednesday morning and remain
until Thursday morning, when he will proceed
TO W est Point TO attend the examination pro
gressing there. and make a flying trip to Chi
cago to attend the great Fair there
Ii is possible. also, that Gems Thomas and LO-
gan will be present. though they have not vet
given positive answer OF acceptance TO tht
Committee
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youthern People Desire Emigration
y from the North.

WAsuNoroN. June 5.-fh Southern people
are urgent for immigration from the North. aud
their statements Of the circumstances and wants
OF the country Indicate that an almost mex
hausiblc field for Northern enterprise in agricul-
tural. commercial aud other industrial pursuits,
Is now or will soon be opened IN that region. by
the termination OF the rebellion. The advantage
OF Virginia and Texas for colonies of this kind
are particularly urged by the journalistic advo-
oates Of these States
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All kinds of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

And will buy and sell Gold Silver Exchange Govern.
ment Vouchers Orders Washington State Stocks and
Public Securities of every description.
Collections will be promptly made, and every kind Of
business attended to that belongs TO legitimate banking
Regular customers are only charged per cent upon
visions made for the safekeepng Of Deposits and fO
| the accommodation ofDepostors.
In addition 10 the responsibility Of the United State,
for the liabilities of the Bank the Stockholders indi-
,dualy responsible TO the extent Of their stock n add
ton to the invested Ina such shares thus aordlns
| the most ample security to the public.
The following are the present Stockholders of the In.
stitution'
VIM. II. English, Vim. Braden
w. R.Nofsinger, Benz r. Tuttle,
Lewis Jordon, John W. Murphy.
Deloss Root, Judge y. NJ. Finch.
Jer. McLene,
J. 7. ID. Laniel, ofN.Y, VIM. Willard
| Gov. o. p Morton A. Baldwin.
Hon. John J. Morrison, ID. W. Noble.
Gen. Laz Noble, W. o. lockwood,
| Hon. Oscar y. Hord Daniel Henness.y
|. Hon. T. A. Hendricks, James Powers
Hon. David Kgore, j. l.. Slaughter
Hon. James A. Cravens, Lucian Hills,
Hon. John G. New, w. s. +. Morton,
Hon. i. M. Sullivan, Barnabas Coffin,
Rev. VIM. A. Holiday, John C. Hereth
Prof G. N. Todd DIR. J. NJ. CASTOR
J. George stilz, H. b. Finch.
George W. Riggs, DR.. J. II. Woodbui
Robert Browning yno. C. wright
w. ]. Holiday, John Hendricks
| w. X. Holloway, A. j. Danforth
J. NJ Maxwell James Greene,
VIM. H. Fry, ID. Billingsy,
A. j. Hay. w. w. Ieathers.
X X. Parker, James winslow
| J. L. Hoton,
winslow, Lanier Co.,
J. A. hoss' Iulyll
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
N-a.Lnnn,on A. ~ l.Il

In tue within OF Benjamin Harris. the
findings and sentence of the Court are hereby ap-
proved and confirmed Additional evidence aud
afidavits, however. bearing upOn this case, aud
favorable to the accused. having been presented
TO. and considered by we, since the sentence
aforesaid. deem il proper TO direct that the sen
iencs in the case of said Harris be remitted and
that hs be released from mprisonme
(Sgned) ASDREw JoHSsOS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
DAILY. KEEFEIs ~ RUSH,

Wholesale Druggists. No. - South Meridian street
g 5 LACEY General Travelling Agent for the Western
States l61 Dearborn street, Chlcago, Illinois.
y B-Noue Genuine unless the box is signed "S. d.
HOWE iGn3i-dlyeod
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The Testimou OF ur. Connovcr I'm
the Conspiracy case.

VEw YoRg, June 5-The Tribune states
that Mr.. Connover, whose testimony concerning
the completely of the rebel leaders n the as
snation is now made public, left Washington a
fortnight ago for Canada, to return in few days.
but has not been heard from since. though his
presence in Washington is urgently demanded.
Ii is feared he has been foully dealt with.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
The Mexican Emigration from Call.
fOrnia stopped.


fornia stopped.
SAS FRANCISCO, May 30-The charter Of the
bars Brontss has been revoked and the Mexican
emigration scheme is at an end for the present.
Williams and other leaders of the expedition have
bees held 10 answer before the United States
Gra,d Jury for attempted violation of the neu
tral!y laws. -
The Panama pirate case was closed to day
Next Friday is set apart for the counsel TO sum
up FOR the defense
A. meeting was held in this city last evening
to etcoursge the opening OF trade with Salt Lake
via Colorado river From tho head Of navigation
good wagon road is TO be opened this year to
Mound City.
sixty thousand acres Of land soon to be ad
vert.sed for sale by the Central Pacific RAlaoad
Company Those lands lie along the first 300
miles OF the road. Settlers in possession will
havC the first privilege OF purchase.
Tho overland mail is arriving regularly. max
ing through trips from New York in twenty SIX
dayS
a public meeting Of the sympathizers with
Jua, er and the Liberals Of Mexico. in their ef-
forte TO sustain the Republic of Mexico. is
callSl for to morrow. Considerable feeling cx-
lists dn the subject. The community will sustain
the authorities in their efforts to maintain neu-
traliy so long as that is the policy OF the Gov
crn4ent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
The rrcsidcats Release OF ongress-
man harris.

WASHINGTON. June The following is Pres
ident Johnson's order releasing the Maryland
Congressman Harris convicted OF tampering
with rebel soldiers:
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THE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK,
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository Of the United statess
TIL T.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. L........... a 900 900
CASH CAPIrALP PAID DIN............ $500 900
"IIIL receive subscriptions, u financial agent of
w the Government, for all Of It's popular loans
Will collect gold interest registered and coupor
bonds the most liberal Currency bonds cAshe,
on presentation when due.
Always on hand a full supply Of u. S. revenue stamps
for sale al the regular discount
Will buy and sell all government securities orders on
Washington, coin and exchange in all the principal cit
les.
VIII make collections throughou the West and East
at very reasonable rates.
viii receive deposits, and loan money at per cent,
good security
Having unlimited facilties will transact all kinds Of
banking business fair terms and with the utmost
promptness.
THEO. P. HAUGHEY, Pres't
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier
Indianapolis, December 2, 1884.
decl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06

The uridat Cha nm be n, Essay of Warn
ing and In tructon for Young Men Also and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual
sysems-se free. in sealed envelopes. Address DR. j.
SklLi.lN HOUGHrON. Howard Association, Phadel-
phia, Ia. apr4 -d&wIy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
A CARD TO THE LADIES
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FEMALES.
nfalIibie i'm Correcting Irregu-
laritieS, Removing distractions
Of the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause and Always
Successful ;is n Preventative,

And the ''only sure'' and CERTAIN REMEDY for all
those affecting complaints peculiar 10 the SEX wheth
married or single"
These Pills nothing new, but have been used by
the Doctors for many years, both in France and Amer
lea, with unparalleled in every case; and he is
urged by many thousand ladies who have used them to
make the Pills public, for the aeviaton of those suf
fering from any irregularities whatever well TO
prevent increase Of family where health will not
permit it. Females peculiarly situated or those suppes
ing themselves So cautioned against using these
Pills while I'm that condition. the proprietor
responsibility after the above admonition although
their mildness would preyentany lmischo to health.
Otherwise the Pills arerecOmmended. Full and explicit
directions accompany each box.
500OO BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO YEARS
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter. both by myself and
agents. all parts Of the world 10 which answers have
been returned which ladies nothing like the above
Pills have been known since the SCIENCE OF MEDI-
CINE DAMNED UPON THE WORLD IN REMOVING.
DISTRACTIONS AND RESTORING NATURE TO ITS
PROPER CHANNEL, quieting the nerves and restoring
the rosy color of health TO the cheek ofthe most deli
cate.
PRICE 81 90 PER BOX. SIX BOXES for - 90.
Sold by all Druggists and by the following Jobbng
and Drug Houses, Agents for Indianapolis, Indiana:
Ladies' by sending 81 procure the Pills sent cOn-
hdentally by mall and without observation, TO any
part Of the city or country,) and for sale by
TOMLINSOS a COX, No. Il, East Washington street.
STEWART 4 MORGAN, No. 40, East Washington
street
w l. HAsKTTr Co, No. II. West Washington
HHLEE Nos Is and 90. Bates Block.
J. 2. SENOUR, No. 3, Bates House Block, and by
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HATES ov ADvRRTIsiN

Business Notices Published IA the local columns often
under will be charged for each Insertion fi n
lines, cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached fi;
sithout notice free
Marriage Notices SO cents.
Notices Of Festivals Ponlcs and Excursions gotten up by
Individuals associations by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head u
Special Notices. ften lines over will be charged double
the usua-rstes.
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates Tor offices of every description
be charged the Of t so for each In the
Daily. and cain the Daily aud Weekly, the same to be- In
ell esses, paid In advance.