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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20


A ScENE IN FUTURE.-In lecture recent.
ly delivered at Chicago, Grace Greenwood
adverted to a scene that will doubtless one
day be common one. Speaking of thefuture
ofour country, she drew picture that proba-
bly, may that read these words many live to
see:
eve may picture to ourselves a group of
noble young lads, some ten years hence,
thus proudly accounting for their orphanage
an orphanage which the country should
see to II shall not be desolate."
"says one, My father fell in beating back
the invaders at Gettysbug.' Says another,
My father fell on Lookout mountain, fight
ing above the clouds. Says the third, Ny
father suffered martyrdom in libby prison.
Says another, My father went down on the
Cumberland yet another, MY father was
rocked into sleep below the waves in the
iron cradle of the Monitor And their will
be hapless lads who listen in mournful envy,
saying in their secret hearts, Alas, we have
no part in such glorYings. Our fathers were
rebelsr And here and there youth more
unfortunate, will steal away from his com.
rades and murmur in bitterness of soul, 'Al
God help mel Ag father was a Copperheddr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20
TO CoNsUMPTIvEs.

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, aftr having suffered for
eral years with severe lung affection, and that d.
disase Consumptipn-is anxious to make known 10 his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he Will send copy of the preserp
ton used roe Of ohage) with The directions for prepAr
or tonsumpion Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
al Throat aud Lung Affections. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is benefit the
afflicted, and spread Information which he eoneeiyes tc
e uvsiualle AID he hopes sufferer will try hiI
renet rs II will cost them nothing, and may prove
BILE sing.
isTges Wishing the prescription, PREE, by return mail
will please address hEv. EDWARD A WILSON,
Gse2s-wlv Wliamsbursh. Kings Co., New YORK.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20

An inquest was held on Monday in the
case of the murdered Deering family. The
verdict OF the jury was against Anthony
Probst as the sole assassin.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20

A fire in Decherd, Alabama, on Tuesday
night last, destroyed property valued al
$160,O00.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrn

OeaIneSSJ blIndneSS ana Catarrn
Treated with the utmost success by Dr. J. lSAACs
Orulist and Aurst, formerly Of Leyden, Holland No.
5l9 PIN street, Philadelphia. Testimonials from the
most reliable In the city County can be
at his ofiee. The medical faculty are invited to as
company the patients he has In hs prac.
tee ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pain. No
charge made for examination. febIOly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20

Crevasses are occurring all along the Mis-
sissippi river coast, and devastating flood
is feared. A memorial asking for the deep
ening of the passes is being largely signed
in New Orleans.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20
NEWARK ACADEMY.

rRoFIssoR EDWARD D. PORTER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
SUMMER SESSION-1866
Tha 2s4th Session Of this lnstituiln will eommene
WEDNESDAY, May I'd, 1866, aud cootnue five months.
Its healthy location convenient access splendid Libra
ry and Philosophical Appa atus, and moderate charges
render It the most desirable schools the country
for boys and young For full information addr,s
EDWARD D. PORTER,
ap6-2m Newark, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20
wILMINGToN CITY nAILwAY.

OCTOBER 3Oth 1865.
The Cars will l5aye Delaware Avenue Depot
Every 20 minutes from Gal A. NJ, until 81 A. NJ.
10 q" sal A. NJ, S2t p. NJ.
20 " S.21 Pm, 1901 p. NJ
Returning, will leave Front and Walnut streets
Every 90 minutes from 6.55 A. NJ, until 6.b5 A. NJ
10 Fl" s.55 A. NJ, s.45 p. NJ
90 " S.ib P. M., " 1925 p. NJ.
ear will leave Delaware Avenue Depot at 1851 p NJ,
T. meet the train leaving Philadelphia at 10 r. M
ON THE RISING SUN ROAD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20
GOVERNMENT SALES.

nFFACE Of nASST. QUARTERMAsTER.
y WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, April $, 1856
FINAL AND CLOSING SALES OF SURPLUS GOVERN
hkNf MULES AND HOR-R5
VIII be sid at Wilmington, DEL. on
FRIDAY, the 18Th OF April,
FRIDAY, the 10th OF APRIL
FRIDAY, the 9th Of April
TWO HUNDRED AND TEN MULES.
SEVENTY MULES ON EACH DAY or SALE
On the last day o. sle, April 27th in addition to the
Mules, there will be sold W '-'
THIRTY-oNR GOVERNMENT HORSES.
Ihe especial attention OF purchasers is invited 10 the
above saes Farmers and ohers needug good work ant
good bargains may be had. S
Animals sold singly.
Sales 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
TkRMs-Cash in U. g. Currency
BY order OF Brevet Brig. Genr JAMES A. EKIN
In charge Of LIST Division q NJ. a. o,
aps-7t ns1f n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20
DIR. sTRICKLAND's MELLIFLUOUs
COUGH RALgAM

Is warranted to he the only preparation known to care
Coughr, ColdE Hnar ene's, asthma, Whooping Cough,
Chronic Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis and Group
Being prepared from Honey aud Horbs 1t is healing
enng. and expeetorating and particularly suitable for
all Aectona Of the Throat and Lungs For sale by prug
gists everywhere. jah1s-w&s1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20
DIR. j. sIMMs g. so IS
COMPOUND VEGETABLE BLOOD -PURIPiI

DIR. j. sIMMS g. SO IS
COMPOUND VEGETABLE BLooD. PURIFIER
This preparation Is composed Of
PuRE HONDURAS SARsAPARILLA,
Combined ia large compound of valuable articles POS.
ling great purifying properties and is prepared in the
form OF pure Rxtracve Syrup, is very pleas aud
agreeable 10 the TASTE aud powerful its effect on all
diseases arising from lint state Of the blood II
unfe- the -eeresoas OF the Liver Kidneys and stomach
ser,ius ,he bowels gently operative.
STANDS UNRIvALLBD
CURE or SCRoFULA Or KINGS EVIL,
Rheuuatsm Mercuria aud syphlltic Diseases and all
the ong series Of complaints requiring Purifying medI-
cine As spring and summer purifier Ii has superior
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
Es-see our Circular Of Pure Family Medicines
Prepared only by
DIR. J. sIMMs 4 SON,
Physicians aud Drugglsls Dealers in Pure Family Medi
enss, orner Of Fourth and King Streets Wilmington
Delaware jAnI2-u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS

Young men who wish to qualify themselves for Bust
moss Life, have unequalled advantages for doing at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20

VJARMERs, GARDENERS, TRUCKERS,
II Your attention solicited to large assorted stock
OF Warranted Ga:den Seeds Early Peas Beet, Cabbage,
&C., Ae. Also, Warranted Usage Orange Seed. From
good seeds only good vegetables be obtained and
may be had OF q. CHANDLER 4 SON,
Apl7 No. GIL Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20
DIR. sTRICKLAND's PILEREmEDY

Has cured thousands OF the worst of Blin and
Bleeding Piles It gives immediate relief and effects
permanent cure Try II directly. It is warranted to
cure For sAle by all Druggists at 81 Cents per bot
ue- janl2-W&sly
The Bridal Chamber, an Essay oil nATn
and Instruction for Young Men-pubshsd by the How
ard Association and sent free Of charge in sealed
opes. Address, Dr.J. skillin Houghton. Howard A.
oeiatlon. PhiladelphiA, Pa. febi0-lY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20

STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leaves Wilmington at 80 minutes after 7, morn
ing
Leaves Philadelphia at 2. afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-20

EB-THE PoLITIcIANs.-Th next political
campaign will open in a short time, and the
politicians are making arrangements for the
contest Our friend j. II. Muhlhausen, No.
4t5 King Street, has already opened his
spring and summer goods, and they are truly
elegant. Now is the time to go and examine
his stock, and leave your measure for suit.
His terms are moderate, he cuts his clothing
in the most fashionable styles, and makes
them in strong and excellent manner.
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RAILROAD EXTENSION TO st.
CLOUD.
From the 81. Paul Pioneer.

From tn. 81. Paul Pioneer.
\ detailed account Of the formal
opening of the st. Paul and Pacific
railroad to St. Cloud, will be found on
the second page Of our paper to-day
The importance Of this event to the
commercial relations Of tLis city, St.
Cloud, the intermediate points, and in.
deed to the industrial interests Of the
State of Minnesota, cannot be overcsti.
mated.
The benefits which have resulted,
thus far, from the progress Of the road
have cxceeIed our most sanguinc ex.
pcctations. Constructed through q
country, as yet sparccly populated, but
possessing all the natural advantages
which prodigal nature has lavishcd, III
such rich profusion, upon our State, il
has bull. up local business, which, has
grown with the growth Of the road
Increased facilities Of travel have
slim ulated industry, and increased
population along its line SO as to taz
the capacity Of the road to meet thei'
demands. The -Company's capac;ou'
warehouses in St. Paul have been fillcc
with freight awaiting shipment into tn
Interior, and with the products of tn
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wo"'d be impossible to get any farther
on account Of the chimney pot. - =.
10 shout was useless, and for a willie
| was i" despair, but at last | got lily
hands we'll above me, aud tried to move
the pot Itricd again and again, and
then to force myself through, till wa.
so wcdged in that could not get back
hut | found that ! had looscucd the DOT
and at last completely forced it off, apd
raised myself painting to sitting posi-.
ton OF tic chimney stack, but afraid
to move, for my he,d was wcdscd ia
tie pot, which was fixed down upon NV
shoulders.
| knew that 7 could not stay where
was for long, and tried once more t.
get rid Of my rwkwarl hcmlet and
now having both hands at liberty. !
looscned it, and it fell with crash into
the court beneath.
just then tl,e,c rose cheer, fo,
some one had male Inc out from below
but sick and faint as l was, managed te
wave my hand and cheer; but it stuck
IN my throat and l could not get down
without help Aud 7 suppose English
people are fond of che ering, for how
they did shout when I got down
thr ough another house, and was there
among them and afte: all it was only
ones duty.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE PITTS
BURG sODlERS' AND SAILORS
CONVENTION.
Auditor Ut State.

P,rrsBuRa. Sept. Is.
The Soldiers au.i Sailors Coi;,cn-
tion, on the Z5th, creates immense en-
thusiasm. Immense preparations are
making tor a grand display Of flags,
triumphal arches and illuminatiou<.-
Hospitalities will be offered freely
The City Hall is handsomely decorated
by the ladies. \ large wiswam is be-
ing constructed III Allegheny. The
"Boys in Blue throughout the country
are organizing to take part in, the public
demonstration. Letters received daily
by the chairman of the resident COM
mttec, Gen. JAS, Neeley, Indicate Il
tremendous military representation AID
outpouring Of the people. -
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NO.. 8.

s'iI seeking an outlet t. market. Saint
Pau! has experienced the benefit to
trade by the new vitality impaired to
business, and is substantially, and
rapidly growing in population and
wealth.
st Cloud, the present terminus Of
the road, is already one of the mos,
important towns in the State. Situated
on the Mississippi river, i'll the centre
Of one Of the most fertile districts en-
'hc co"tiuent, with thrift y: and vide
awake population, it is fast ."roxi'y
into the proportions Of full grown
city. The golden grain fields OF tic
Sauk Valley, stimulated BY the COM
pIct'on Of the road to that point, will
now pour into its lap, their riel, l,.r-
vests OF untold wealth. 1t will now be
the great e"''cpot, for the supply Of the
tlousan DIS If tmiyrant ,rains to the far
OH gold field Of Montana, and the
Rocky Mountains, and for the recep:ivn,
and shipment Of the rich cargocs Of
furs frcm the Red river Of the North.
and the exchangcablc commodities Il,
return.
The building Of the st. Paul and
Pacific Railroad will mpar: new life to
all the industrial Interests Of the State
its agriculture, labor and trade il,
every department. 1t will secure Our
trade with the British possessions 10
the North, and transport through our
borders their commodities and supplies
1t is link, in the great lne, wltic:;
will, at no very distant day. conncc;
the Father of Rivers, the water: # our
Inland Seas, and the ports Ct tie At
lantic Will! the gold tccminv shores Of
the Pacific Ocean. We hail its fy,r.a'
opening to ST. Cloud, as tl:c i:ar;ioSer
Of that mighty event, which, in few
years, nay, perhaps within the present
annual cycle-will place the wl"lc
civilized and commercial world in di-
rect and full communication.
Another extension of the road and
the space between st. Cloud and til"
Red River will! be sran"d. And ,!:en
on, in few years, through t..c uoun-
tains to the welcoming waters OF tie
Pacifc, aud the continent Of North
America, will be bcltcJ by tic ii"n
bands of civilization. Far beyond:
awaiting their coming, lie the vast pro-
ducts Of Asia, with its fvc hundred
millions Of people, and twelve millions
of square miles China vii! pour its
annual trade Of one hundred anl
twenty-five millions into the ports OF
the Pacific coast GA their way t. the
Atlantic. Thus the march Of improve
ncnt: and the E,luod1c<> ccaanrS;s i
human genius, are advancing cnwari
with giant Footsteps, ovcfma:tefiHs the
obstacles Of nature, moulding its e!r
ncnts to their wi!l, a:d: LAY by day,
annln1la,is15-.ir,-<,- ,-----: :-at>.--4.---.-.--
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Boy, with ragged trowscrs and
rimless chip hat, runs into the drug
store with , dipper in his hand. =
"Doctor, n,otherssnt NE to the sho;i.
cary pop quicker'n bla.es, coz bulbs
sick with the pickle" chox, aud she
wants thimble-ful Of polly Collie in
this din Upper, cos We hadn't bot a
gottle, and the kint pups got the bine
Writer'S in't-Got any ?" ;
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~
49, cIOup'
y CPIEIC - -tfe
&isp End vet Ian aOie 1Ilue

ee and yet iau;.
a saf4, >:educnce OF good 8. c>eer arc
.'0n o' ''e 'ablishing tie repu,.
hospitality in e>. >,rr.a .,st clona
;ion Of place, occ. ,n s..ro, !,
which i. too good to kc> =; ~ tho ,,, :,
resident Of St. Paul-and L. = ,rchoJ
member rofthc City Counc,l-m, ~
in the procession about St. Cloud. Il.
with weary voice exclaimed as he en-
tered the beautiful grove where the
tables were spread with such bountcous
.repast:
'lm disappointed in this town.
talnt half SO large as / expected it's
nothing but a small village, and never
will be!'
After the gentleman had freely par
taken of the mcats. fiuits, champagne
sud cigars, man on the opposite side
Of tic table cxclaincd. "Wcu g..
what's your opinion Of this place -
Its splendid town. was the re-
I'!y. II "oticcd buildings going Up On
ever: street and the railroad will soon
'nake 1t one Of the leading cities ID tie
Statc.'
Half all Eour later, after being intro
dnccd TO a bevy Of beautiful young
aI'cs AID elnp:yiuy another bottle oi
champagne, he shipped brother
Councilman OH the shoulder and eLtI.u-
siasticaily exclaimed
u tell y':u ~: this is a deeH nt a
town: Its TIC livelist piac: Of it,
stze ever wa: in aid III bet I. barrel
ct h'ur that It'll lcat the population Of
st. .Pani in less than ten wears ..''-,S
PuM Press.
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NORTHWESTERN MINNESOTA.
LETTER FROM SAUK VALLEY-THE
GROWTH OF ~SAUK CENTRE. &c.

:AUK CENTRE, MINI, Sept, G,l866.
from the 81. Paul Pioneer.
Our pleasant, little. town of Sauk
Centre is rig ght on its muscle and grow
ing rapidly. People from all parts of
the country seem to appreciate its ad-
vantages, fact to which the daily
stage can testify. Land is rising in
value because people want 1t to settle
upon and not to speculate with. This
is WORTH knowing, for i, affords good
evidence of the real, permanent pros
perity Of town to those wishing to
settle within its limits. Some business
changes have taken place which may
interest your readers. Linncman &
Capscr, S. Pendergast and Thomas Il
Co., old firms, of whom you have heard
before, are doing driving business
Thomas G Mcclure, banker of St.
| Cloud, has purchased half the water
power Of Alexander Moore, Esq, our
public spirited. town proprietor, to
whose unremitting excrtions our pres
ent prosperity is in great measure due.
Mcclure and Moore intend putting up
new grist mill aud steam saw mill;
and l am informed that iu the course OF
a year they will erect woolen mill,
thus giving employment to large
number of hands. Simpson & Co., a
Philadelphia firm, have built store
| rnat IS an ornament TO 11U tUwu, with,
fine hall in the upper story that would
do exceedingly we'll for District Court
room, should such ever be necessa1y.-
They arc enterprisins men and will
keep a general assortment Of dry goods,
groceries and hardware. Near the
Stockade, J. White, jeweller; has a
new and we'll built store, with all the
improvements: nearly ready for occu-
pancy A little nearer the center,
George +. Winters irom Kingston, &
W., will offer to rhe public 6ne and
varied stock Of groceries aad provisions.
| Opposite the post Office is new hotel,
the Minnesota House, kept by the
gentlemanly proprietors, Messrs. kalk.
man T. Mayncs. Some of our chief
business and professional men room and
board there; everything is neat anu
| clean and the visitor to Sauk Centre
may rest satisfied with everything at
the Minnesota House. The fashionable
spot for building is over the river; our
| popular and skillIu' physician, DR..
Palmer, has nearly completed a hand
some concrete residence, overlooking
the village and Sauk Lake. S. Fender
gast, Esq, is pushing forward an elc-
gant cottage near by: and A. ". Lath-
rop, Of the 6rm of Lathrop& Bodweli,
Attorneys at Law, of Sauk Centre, is
almost read, to raise brick house; the
| bricks are white, manufactured in the
! village, and will make house that will
compete with anything in town. AS
to churches and schools VIC are about
to settle Mr.. Fox, talented Congrega-
tional minister from Monticello; the
Presbytcrians arc about to organize ).
church and the Methodists, it they can
raise $l 500 will receive az equal sum
! and build fnc church The ci:izens
are working hard TO-, provide suitable
place for district school.
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VALUATIOS OF PROPERTY.
We End the following letter in IT,:
Wabashaw Herald.

we 0iA ChC loiio"iH- Ittttl Iii t':t
Wabashaw Herald.
State Of Minn.. Auditors Office.
ST. Paul, Sept 1<t 1866.
A. G Foster, Auditor Wabashaw Co.
DEAR SIR = L fnd that in seine
counties of the State the township as
SCISSORS have not kept up With the spirit
Of the times but have retu1aed proper
ty both personal aud real at about The
same valuation as heretofore. You will
see by my last report the gross inequai:-
ty in the valuation of domestic animals,
while it has been patent to all that real
estate for the last few years has nvS
been returned at more than halt of It's
true value in money. Over re:s"s;:
property the State Board of equaliz.-
ton can have no control. therefore it is
very necessary that the County Beard
should pay the more attention to it
Real Estate being valued too low at Tic
last general assessment aud having III
creased materially IN value during the
last two years, it is plain that anytl'n:
like the same valuati on for this year
would not represent its true m"iey
value as the law requires. Therefore
I desire you to call the specia! attcnt.cn
Of the county board Of equalization t.
the matter. that the State Board will
not be required to materially change
the valuation of your county As Il
criterion l should say that property
should be returned at from two thirds
to thrcs quarters of the amounts sales
have been made for during the present
season.
Respectfully yours.
G. MClLKAIH.
Auditor Ut State.
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President, R. J. MENDENHALL,
Treasurer, R. J. BALDWIN,
Secretary, T. A. MERPHY,
THE BANK is now open for business
i Deposits of one dollar and upwards
received, and interest Mt the rate of six per
cent. per annum paia each January and
July.
Bank books in English, German aud
French
All communications addressed to the Sec
retary will receive immediate attention, and
information furnished respecting the. Rulsc
and Regulations of the Bank
"a Office in State National Bank, cor
aer Bridge and First streets, Minneapolis.
v8n29-ly
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Livery Sale s. Boarding
ST A BL f.. 'r
Il
ROGERS & GILMORE, Prcpriet

Having, eceiveda new and splendid Ezr
Stock OF Carriages and Buggics,
We are prepared to furnish Pleasure Par
ties Excursions and Funerals with outfits
on the shortest notice.
Horses suitable f,r buggy or saddle can
always be found at our stable.
If you want Horse and Buggy, Team,
or Team and Carriage, to. 60 into the
country, or from one end Of it to the 9TH
er, call At our stable, where you can be
accommodated at all times and at all hours.
n. B.--We are prepared to furnish reg
ular and transient
BOARDING.
For Horses, at our stable, at reasonable
rates. We would respectfully state thai
''Billy' Young, whom all know to be al
M;t in the business, will be on hand at al
hours, night or day, to wait upon custom
ers. For particulars, call at our office.
v5n52- ROGERS e. GILMORE.
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RUDOLPH SCNGNEMANN,

w ATCHM .AKER,
9&sBt. Germaine street.,
ST. CLOUD, MINI
4 GOOD. assortment of Watches, 4fn
II Clocks and Jcwclry always on k2b
hand. Galvanizing done. Repairing neat
~ done and warranted for one year. My
.Alarae lot Of cfSpcclasles J"r sale.
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5000 Bushels Pla stering Hair

Also, general assortment Of NIL kinds
Findings, &c.
Please call and examine our ck ns We
will not be undersold by any hou in the
State.
Particular attention paid to orders.
b4~ Cash paid for Hides, Furs and Deer
Skins KESSLER e. RIEHL,
No. BOG Thirdstrect, sign Of tho "Black
car.' v6n4O-1v
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-''Guiity O, not gaiity, sharply
SAID Judge the ether day to an mat
teut!vc female prisoner in the dock
"Just as Your honor please ; it's not
tor the likes o ME to dictate to YOUR
houor,:s Worship" was the reply
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An old lady hear;

An old lady hea1ng somebody
say the mails were very irregular, said:
ut was just so in. my young days-no
trusting any of EN-" -
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-Ritcher says '''tis the herse aud
not the vehicle that 1earies." But We
asssure VIC have seena wagon-tire.
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1CE-COOL LEMONADE.

l have also choice stock of
Canned Fruits, Jellies, Candies,
Figs, Nuts, Raisins,
Cove Oysters,
CLANS, Lobsters,
Tobacco, Cigars, &c., &c.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

T. LeSH 6!u MISUNDERSTANDING, cents
square for the first Insertion, aud 81 !. cents per
square f,r cac!, subsequent Insertion.
: Attorneys orde,nS il, legal advertisements are
regarded accountable f,r the Of tho same IN
less .Asss is spcci- ssre>n.nt t. Charge the sam,
t. anhsr patty. Payment in hll to ba made in
advance upon delivery .f the affidavit.
Lcal Notices. Is cents per line to transient aud
10 cents rcr line to regular, advertisers.
!. Notice " death simple announcement o5 ceilts
obituary notices. eents per Enc marriage notice,
80 cents.
8. All political, religious or other notices, 5 cents
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.. Special place advertisements, to be inserted at
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!. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
.. etHangeRs must pay in advance, or give sahs-
factory reference.