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A5W0RD5T T0HOUsEEEEPERS
IN CITY AND COUNTRY.
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Domestic Economy is the Order
'"aaaf 7e4 Of the Day. g "-if'

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Loo MUCH PRAISE cannot be bestowed on
any improvement that will lessen the. burden of
House-Kecpers aud at the ssme time save in the
expense Of living. The demand and general ac-
aeptance of these inventions, whenw well approved,
attest their utility and are readily brought into
Csc by oil persons capable Of appteciating an
Improvements.
Take for instance the Cooking Stove, especial
ly the "cHIEF COOK" sold by D.,L. Full
LERToN, Augusta, Ga,) where is the Man, We
man or Child, in this enlightened country, that
does not admit the Cooking Stove thing indis-
pensablo-especially the "cHIEF3 cooKR where
its merits are known. ss5e7eJ .rc
You may talk, and laugh, and swear if yon:wil,
But the 'chicf Cook Stove is the 'Cbief Cook still.
But our efforts to relieve poor drudgipg human
ity do not step with the Cook Stove. 81
Washing must be done, and neat people will
have clean clothes. We say therefore to all
persons not blind to tScit own interest," buy the
BEST CLOTHES WASHING MACHINE EX-
TANT, viz The Hydraulic Clothes Wash
er, sold by D. l.. FULLERTON, Augusta, Ca,
opposite Augusta Hotel .at
We will exclude our own further praise Of this
Machine, and annex the opinions Of some of the
citizens of Georgin, who are using it:
GREEN Cur, Burke Ga, Mar. 81, 1868.
Mr.. D. L. FULLERIos,-Dear Sir: have
your letter asking me how like tho Clothes
Washer purchased from you. unhesitatingly
hate for bou rfod III drop l,o
Clothes Washer, wo are well pleased It Is no
less labor saving machine than fabric saving
one. We have washed out in three or four hours
what would have taken us al the week to do by
hand washing, and am of opinion that the
Clothes washed by the Machine will last as long
again as those washed by the old wash board.
The Union Churn, L bought from you, docs
finely and is much thought Of by the little folks,
who use it willingly.
! can recommend them to any one who think
as VIZ. do, .ha. WASHING and churniGg are family
drudges.
s. ]. cox.
WARRESroN, GA, Mar. IL, 1865.
Mr.. FJLLERToS,--Dedr Sir /: I have given the
Hydraulic Clothes Washer several fair and i'm
partial trials, and am fully satisfied with the re-
suits. 1t is all that it is recommended to be as
Clothes Washer, and I would mo-. be Rithontit
for several times its cost. have always looked
upon Washing Machines as humbugs, never hay-
ing seen any but that rubbed or would grind the
Clothes so as to injure them. But this does not,
ard couple of half-grown freedmen do orr
washing in few hours. ~ j.;-g lti
You're, truly,
II. ]. WALKER.
We also refer to- Mesars. ]. F. BUNCH and S. E.
Bowers, of Edgefeld District, and others who
are using it. 20
Apr IA At 16
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The Newark steam san.

Have you all read about the famous Cast Iron,
Man that (or-as we like to write good English
should We say who"3) has been manufactured
in Newark, New Jersey, and that Tor "who"}
goes about the streets and over the highways in
mechanical and very wonderful way-like tho
heroes and heroines in fashionable novels? This
cast iron fellow Is now on exhibition in New York
where, like the beauties of th, "White Fawn"'
and "Humpty Dumpty," he is creating an i'm
:nenss sensation. Be ii known, however, that ho
is much moro warmly clad than the said beauties.
Indeed, considering his sex, he couldn't do better
than clothe himself from head to foot. But his
outside isaltogether unimportant any way; 1t is
with his innerds" that we have to do. The
fellow has any quantity of springs and pistons
and valves and levers in him, and by some pecu-
liar application Of steam power all these things
are set in melton and kepta going, and the old
chap stumps about very much like Silas Wegg III
"0ur Mutual Friend" He wears black broad
cloth suit and IN elegant stove pipe hat Out Of
this hat, whom his innerds" are in motion, pours
the smoke. He has numerous holes in his body,
and through one of those, one in his breast we
believe, the fuel is poked into him. His snowy
shirt bosom falls over this hoart-ronding hole and
hides it. Nothing mars tho beauty and elegance
of his outward man. His cast iron features are
said to be of the highest type of manly beauty.
He is not made however for beauty or ornament
he is to be a man of immense use in the world.
Samson and Hercules are to fall into insignif.
cameo beside him. He draws wagons, and rocka-
ways, and whimmydiddlss, with fabulous loads.
He is harnesaod in as q horse to buggy. The
driver guides him, and pokes the fuel into him,
and lets off his steam and oil that sort Of thing.
He steps along with great speed and certainty,
mil ding no obstruction that is not moro than q
foe = he;sat. If We mistake not, he makes
hundreds of miles in day. Even now he is
walking for a wager between, New York and AL
bany. And he is 20 be made particularly useful
in ploughing. Alas! that he should not be driver
as we'll as horse In that case we should be
somewhat ea,ed of "free labor"
All this is no joke. It is real matter Of fact
We cannot recall just now the name Of the in
ventor and maker. He is going to make women
too Wonder if he is Radical. Which do VIC
moan, tho maker or the man7 We scarcely know
ourself. We believe, however, we mean the cast
iron man. And apropos, why don't the Radicals
have thousands Of these steam men manufactured
(expensc is nothing y and sent down here to
vote? They would vote, Of course, upon exactly
the same plan as the mass of the negroes. Moth
ing to do bat to put the righ. tickets into their
hands and start them to the polls
And the Radicals will do this too; you mind il
they don't
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Ship and Cargo Burned.

MOBILE, April Is, p. m.-The ship Albert
Gallatin was struck by lightning and burned
in the outer bay yesterday morning. Three
thousand one hundred bales of cotton were
destroyed, involving loss of nearly half Il
million dolars-iusured principally in Liv
erpool. After all hopes Of sewing the vessel
were given mp, she was scuttlec and sunk in
three fathoms Of water.
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COMMERCIAL.

AUGUSTA, April IS.
GOLD-Drokers are buying at l39 and selling
ut l41.
sILvER-Buying at 1873 and selling at 1877.
COTTON.-Tho market opened this morning
rather weak, but later in tho day it became bet
ter, closing firm. We quote 20i@3S for Middling,
nominal. Sales $50 bales. Receipts 81 bales.
BACON-Smoked Shoulders, Isl cents; B. B
Sides, n; C. R. Sides, ls; c. Sides, 10; Old
Salt Shoulders 144; Old Salt c. r. Sides l6ai
Hams 1S@22c.
CORN.-Now White 81 Is, Mixed 81 20.
WHEAT-White, $30G@275 Rcd, 50 7o@
$50.
OATS arc gaish Wo quote OF 90.
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ns- Mysterious murders of white men in vir
gnia are becoming quite common Of late. The
latest was that OF young man named Cross, on
Friday night, about eight miles from Richmond.
late hour of tho night was shot in the head and
killed. The inquest was held Monday, but no
clue could be obtained to the murderers. He was
robbed. Three negroes were seen shortly before
q shot was heard in tho neighborhood, and are
supposed to haye perpstlatsa the bloody decd.
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Life Insurance.

We would call attention to the advertisement OF
the Etna Life Insurance Company in another
column and VIC take pleasure in announcing to
the people of Edgefcld and surrounding Districts
that our old acquaintance, and former fellow
citizen of this District, Mr.. F. NJ. NICHOLAS, has
been appointed Special Travelling Agent for the
Western part of this State.
To most Of our citizens he is well and favorably
known, and to such he will need no recommends
ton; to those to whom he il a-st-anger, we would
say You will find him gentleman, aud correct
business man, one in whom you cen place i'm
plicit confidence.
The Company he represents is ono of the Oldest,
largest, and most reliable Companies represented
in this State. It was, we are told, the first, and
for long time the only, one that renewed its
Southern policies after tho war. It's losses are
paid promptly at tho Branch office in Augusta,
and oil who wish to make suro provision for
their wives and littlc ones, should avail them
selves of the first time they are called upon by
Mr. NICHOLAS.
We have seen statement of the condition of
the E:na Life Insurance Company, in which the
figures speak more eloquently than words, of the
sound status aud rapidly accumulating business
OF this cid, favorite and we'll established compa-
n.y. 1t is rare, perhaps, that an Insurance Com
pany can show such a financial foundation as this
upon which to base and expand business and
VIC most heartily commend to the public its Agent
for this part of our State.
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0The Roll of IIonor.n

sircc there remains not shadow of doubt
coaccrning the result Of the election in EdgeGell
District, we give the names of the individuals
who are to misreprescut US in the forthcoming
Legislature. We copy these names as they stood
upon the printed Radical ticket. Arnim, Root
and Wooley arc white men; the rest arc blacks
and mulattOes.
For General A,"mLly. County.
sxsArE.-Frank Arnim
REpREs sENTArlvEs.--Truma Roet, John Wool
ey, David Harris, Prince r. Rivers, Samuel j.
Lee, John Gardner, Lurenz Cain.
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LINENS.

- - ~ Z
LINENS.
Striped and Figured Brown LINEN DRILL,
Brown LINEN DUCK,
White LINEN DUCK,
White and Brown Table DAMASK,
DOILEYS, TOWELS; CRASH, DC.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Beautiful LENoEs and MoZAMBIQUEs,
Handsome CHALLIES and P0PLINS,
Rich and elegant PIQUETS, .s
TOMATINES, latest styles, 90.
Fashionable Silk GRENADINES,
Beautiful GRAPE MARET, a.
Plain and Figured LAWNS.
Bishop LAWNS,
French CANBRIC,
Swiss and Jackonet NIUSLINS,
Nanso,k and Null MUSLINS,
White ALPACA,
W ite DELAINES, 81
Black SILK splendid article.
Trimmed and Untrimmed HATS,
DIBBONS and LACES,
EDGINGS and INSERTINGS,
TRIMMINGS Of every variety,
50 Doz. COATS BEST THREAD,
GLOVES and HOSIERY, in great variety,
HOOP SKIRTS, tremendous stock, and at
uncommonly loH prices.
ron THE GENTLEMEN.
splendid line of READY MADE CLOTH
ING, cheaper than ever,
Elegant CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,
Gents FURNISHING GOODS, full stock,
Felt, Fur and Straw HATS at low figures.
SHOES FOR EVERYBODY.
In Store q very largo and solcct stock Of La
dies, Misses, Gents, Boys and Children's SHOES,
at prices within tho reach Of all.
Good BROGANS from 81 ,65 to $3.50.
ALSO,
On hand large and well selected stocks of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
TIN WARE,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
SADDLERY,
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
SEGARS,
CONTEMPORARIES, sc.
AL of which were bought from the largest and
best Houses in New York prior to the greut rise
in Cotton, and we propose to sell them as low as
they can possibly DO bought in Augusta.
C. A. CHEATHAM g. BRO.
Aprill4 # l6
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The New York Tribune says that tbe laws
of God and humanity render the defeat OF
the Republican party impossible" Similar
laws render the death OF the devil impossible,
but they cannot save him from hell.-Wheel'
ing Register.
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/ III IHt ONHI NIVU1!U'
Columbia Phenir.

TORNADO n AlxEX.-Special CORES
pondence from Aiken brings tue information
that yesterday tornado passed over the cr-
chard farm Of Mr.. James Pu:vis. blowing
down all the out house: except The crib. One
negro mans arm was broken, another negro
man was Injured, and two negro women were
stunned. The dwelling house vas somewhat
injured, the window sashes being broken.
Ornamental shrubbery and shade trees we're
torn up by the roots, fences blown down, &c.
The breadth Of the tornado was an eighth Of
O mi!e.-Charleston Mercury, 18th.
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Public Meeting.

A Public Meeting of the Citizens Of tho Lower
Battalion, 10th Regiment, will be hold at Mount
Willing on Saturday next, the 25th April. full
meeting is earnestly requested by tho sub-cOm-
nittcc. ]. P. MICKLER, Chair.
Apr 20 ~
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Deferred until Next Week.

We have received the Card of our friend, f.
W. sEIBELs, Esq, and the Communication of
"OLivER" We regret that we will be obliged
TO defer their publication until next week.
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Something New and Alluring Every
WpaE

Cast your eyes over the latest lists of New
Goods at GRAY & TuRLEY's. Every week they
mention lately received Elegaucies and Novelties.
Their establishment is emphatically unsurpassa-
bls
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er There is Gallo proverb "If the be1t
mans faults were written on his forehead, it would
make him pull his hat over his eyes," /,
azr The New York Union League has very ap-
propriately omitted the portrait of Washington
from its collection Of portraits.
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uigh ON The Mountain Tops of Glory.

The election II South Carolina, for ratification
Of the lew Constitution, and for State Officers
and Representatives in Congress, is over. That
il. unless Genl Candy shall see itto again open
the polls. This we. presume will not, be done >
simply because there is no necessity for it. NO
necessity for further radical sham and dishonesty.
Tho success of the negro-radical party in the
State'is foregone conclusion. The negroes and
rsdicaFs arc high on the mountain tops of glory.
Tho hishor they are now, the deeper will be their
fall in the fullness of time
AS regards the election at this place, we have
but little to say on the first day the negroes
swarmed like locusts in Egypt; and even on the
second and third days, despite the torrents rain,
they coctinued to flock to the polls in good1y
numbers. Not SO with the whites. in compari-
son with the negroes, they were most culpably few
and fur between. The voting was done in tho
Court House. As far as We can learn, some ten or
twelve freedmen, at this box, voted the Democrat
ic ticket. Everything passed of quietly; there
was not even fsticutf to disturb the monotony.
And so it was, VIC believe, throughoutthe District.
we nave Deen uOle 10 icsu'e @t 'HiSo
precincts only. We make the statement:
Democrats. Radicals.
,Edgefcld C. II. 233 944.
Pleasant Lane, 1s5 sS5.
Hamburg, 16 4O7.
The grand result will, We presume, be an
nounced before the close of apothcr week. Re-
gardins this rerult there can be but little doubt.
The white mans government in South Carolina
is destroyed, and the State, we fear, becomes q
St. Domingo.
Under the present circumstances, we e1hort the
white pee pie Of the country, the landholdcrs aud
tie Intelligent, not to give way an inch to the
uaprincipled adventures and mongrel barbarians
who are striving to rise to the top of affairs in
this day of new things. Let us organize still fur
,hcr and still more persistently, for passive yet
undying resistance. And We will thus be ready
t. take advantage of the first opportunity for az
grcs>ive movements, when such movements can
be counted on as effective. A great contest il
going Oh, and the day may come, ere the struggle
is over, when the white men Of the South vii!
turn the scale in favor Of right, justice and liberty.
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ag- Thurlow Weed confesses to havo cent I" his
mite" to help tho Radicals In Now Hampahirc.
That "mits" was 5000.
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NOW rs TEE TIME

7NIIE Subscriber has opened TIN SHOP at
Ill EdgeGsld c. r., and will furnish TIN
WARE, at Wholesale or Retail, at very low
prices.
Work done in all its branches, such as ROOF
ING, GUTTERING, &c.
REPAIRING done with neatnoss and dispatch.
Bring up all your old Tin Ware.
@rAll work warranted.
W. R. BOONE.
Anr1 ff 15
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To rus CoLoRED ClrlzENs.-A few days
ago. two white men came among US, who live
near the Camp Ground. They gave US tickets
TO draw six bushels of corn and forty pounds
Of bacon, if we voted the Republican ticket.
The ticket given US was headed Commissary
Department" and signed Henry Smith. Seven
Of us came to Columbia Tuesday, to look
ar,er our corn and bacon. We presented our
tickets, ard they laughed at us. Thank God,
we have not voted yet. To day. seven more
votes will go in for the Democratic ticket.
Our old friends, the white people, told US we
were deceived We refused to believe them;
we trusted the Yankee people, and believed
in their corn and bacon tickets. We have
tried and they have not stuck up to their
promises We are going TO vote with our
oil friends, and we advise you to do the same.
SEVEN CoLoRED MEN
Fr N the Camp Ground.
TInIv,nJ;,, DIoo,.,
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The clerk, still reluctant to perforra SO dis
agreeable duty, requested copy Of Gene
raj Canby's letter and little time to consult
his legal friends. Captain Hilderbrandt po.
litely complied, and furnished him copy OF
the correspondence.
At the request of the clerk, six gentlemen
/ Of the legal profession in Greensboro met
and considered the case. 1t is unnecessary
to state what was said about the constitution
ality or uncoDsti.utionaliy of the laws Of the
United States (Civil Rights Bilt referred to
BY General Candy. They were unanimous
in the opinion that the Federal law is para
mount uu.il it shall be repealed or pronounc-
ed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court Of
the United Sta:es-consequently, that the
clerk had no option but to be governed in
his official conduct by this paramount Law,
and the Interpretation given by the nilitary
commander.
Such is plain, dispassionate statement of
this matter. Three or four instances have
since occurred OF marriages between negroes
and whites in this county. OF the character
of such whites we have nothing to say. Tie
consequences to flow from this radical change
in our social laws we leave to the imagina.
tion of our readers. The subject is loathsome
we will let it rest for the present.
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Nss- A Confederate ghost sent the editors of
the North Albanian u Ku-Klux order, and en-
closed twenty dollars in Confederate money to
pay the printing. He says it passes in the moon
at par.
~ A shoemaker, intending to bo absent a
few ,4ys, lampblacked shinglc'wi ths follOw-
Jog, without date, and nailed it upon his door :
"Will be home in ten days from the timo you
sec this shingle.
gg The reports from all parts of Illinois and
Southern Wisconsin are to the effect that the win
ter wheat passed through tho cold weather sue
cessfully, and promises an immense harvest.
Spring wheat has also been sown in great abun-
dance.
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Administrators Notice.

A III persons having any demands against the
present the same, properly attested, by or before
Wednesday, the 2ed April next, as on that day
final settlement will DO made, in the 0rdinary's
Office, ON said Estate, Those indebted to aiGs
Estate will pay up forthwith, or the Administra
tors will be forced to place all suoh claims
suit. ID. M. PADGET, Ad'or.
ta,IIan % 3m
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niscegcnatIon in North Carolina.


We find the following article in the Green's
boro' IN. C.) Patriot, Of Monday last:
The clerk Of the county court informs US
that some time last fall application was made
by colored man for license to marry. =,
white woman. The, mangas told that atSsuch
proceeding would be contrary to the law Of
the State; Whercupon he wentt to the super
intendent of the iFreedmen's Bureau, who
called uponthe clerk, and yass.cld that such
license could not bcgranted without militia
~ order to that effscs. The superintendent
here then wrote to the State Superiut tendent
at Raleigh, stating the case, and that there
were three such cases beforerhim, and asking
that special order" might be granted in a.
specified c Sc (where the woman already had
children by the man), if "general order"
could not be given for all. BE wrote second
time before receiving an answer, which bad
been delayed on account of waiting return
from headquarters at Charleston. The fol-
lowing was finally received as Gen. Canby's
response: /.
HEADovARrEns SECOND MILITARY DIST, 81
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 10, 1857.
Brevet General N. A. Miles, q. S. A.. Assis.
tant Commissioner Bureau q. s., F. j. a.
L., Raleigh, N. c.:
Sir: Referring to Communication Of Cap
tain Hilderbrandt, representing that cases
arise where freedmen marry whites, and the
clerk refuses to issue licenses, forwarded by
you on the 23d ultimo, is received.
l am directed by the commanding general
to state in reply, that the laws of the United
States invest all classes of citizens with equal
rights, and that whenever these rights are de.
MED, the same laws furnish ample remedy.
The commanding general does not deem it
necessary to order civil officers to obey the
laws of the United States in such eases.
You will please inform Captain Hilderbrandt
of this determination.
/ am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
L.V. CAZIARC.
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ng- Good breeding is the art of showing men
by external signs the internal regard which We
hayo for them. It arisss from good sense, i'm
proved by converting with good equpa1y.
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Great Reduction

wv E BEG TO ANNOUNCE to our Friends
and Customers that we are in receipt Of VERY
LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF GOODS,
embracing s>2
$50 PIECES BEST PRINTS,
Eleached and Brown SHIRT1NGS,4f
Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS,
Plain and Striped OSNABURGS. 3
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MONTGOMERY. April IS.

MONTGOMERY. Ar.lI Is.
Mr. Ryland Randolph, editor Of the Tnsca
loosa Monitor, lately had difficulty with a
negro in Tuscaloosa county, in which be cut
the negro with knife. Dir. Randolph, learn
ing that his arrest was ordered by the militia
ry, came at once to Montgomery, and reached
this city last night at nine o'clock, and imme
diately reported to Gen. Sheperd. He was told
to report this morning at ten O'Clock, which he
did promptly. General Shepherd informed
Mr.. p. that he must be comni,ted to the
military prison without the benefit Of bail.
lie further remarked that il all cases Of mill
tary arrests the parties would be committed
to the military prison, there to remain until
discharged by military commission. Mr.. R.
was promised o speedy investigation by a
military commission.
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Dive StufS.

Dye Stuffs.
yE1HE Subscriber has in Store the following
IL DYE STUFFS Of No. quality and for
sale at prices all right.
INDIGO, NADER,
EXT. LOCKWOOD,
C0pPERAs, BLUE STONE,
CHROME YELLOW,
SPANISH BROWN,
VENETIAN RED, &c.
G. L. PEW.
April IL
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7 He ADVERTISER r .
JAMES 7. BACON. EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 22, 1868.
Our Club Rates.

We are now furnishing INC ADVsHFIsEH 10
Clubs Mt the following very low rates;
Two Copiesiono Year, so.oo'
Eve Copies one Year, -.s lg3O.
Ten Copies one Year, zz.oo.
Twenty Copiss-one Year, 4o.uu'
No Clubs received for less period than ono
year,-and in all cases the Cash will be required
in advance. The names of tho entire Club must
be sent at one time