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missione shall have the power CO any sheriff.
Bile or poles onoer to enforce this regulation
II such sheriff. constable police ocer shall refuse to
obey order sued under the authority section the
Commissioner or Supervisor giving the order shah have
sumnsy to arrest and imprson such sheriff
BILE poles officer such to extend beyond
the hour Of closing the polls.
And such sheriff constable police ocer shall be deemed
guilty Of msdemeanor IN ONCE and upon conviction thsrsof
shall be punished by imprisonment tor term not exceed
six months less than three months, and fine Of
than Eve hundred dollars, $780, hun
bred dollars Sl00)
JAMES NEWTON.
ctsirman Poard Supervisors Third Ward fRas-)
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Notice.

0FFIcE BOARD SUPERVISORS, 4
Second Ward, New Orleans, Oct 81. 1865. !
Polls viii be opened TUESDAY November 5, at the
following places in the Second Ward
Third Precinct.
Poll No. inclusive No roeyfsrrs street. between
Tehoupitouss and Annuncation. Commissoners-Jo
Cornell, Daniel Hesley James urattan Cerks-James ID
Haner, Robert clay.
Poll No. 2 to inclusive, No. 10 Tchoupitouas street.
between Julia and St Joseph. Commssoners-Jossph How
ard Edward Adolph, John McLay. Clerks-T j. Curtin
A. Phillips.
Poll No s. o to inclusive Engine Bouss No g. In
seph street. Commerce. Conmissioners-A A. stone
W. s. Ryan, waten Porter. Clsrks-Jo.eph Bourdennon
Fourth Precinct.
Poll No. l. to inclusive Locust street corner Deiord
CommissiOners-K. 7. Burnham. James Alexander, w. j.
Moore. Clerks-L. F. Fisher. Elias Chiso m
Poll No to inclusive Franklin street. corner Italia
CommssOners-George w. Bevans, w. 7. stocker George
d. Geddes. Clerhs-T. R. stocser, u. D. Cotton
Poll No TO inclusive, Baronne street. corner st. 10
ssph. Commissioners-J. NJ Leo~ensten, yourdaa Nobe
Ltuis A. Moas. ClsiAs-E. sewell, R. Mccarthy
Poll No. a, to inclusive, Engine House Is carope
street, between St. Charles and Carondelet Commissioners
E. Q. Murray, 4. Mumford. s. W. Thompson. Clerk.-
Charles Weaver, A II. Chisholm
Poll No. to inclusive, No. 20S Julia between Caron
delet and Baropne. Commss ioners-J. n Henrioues l.
PIattsmier, L. C. Westerfed. Cierks-James Geary A
Piiuche
The Polls VIII De opened d seven % O'Clock In the morning
and remain open till six 81 o'clock in the evening
accordance with the authority given to Registrar, bv
section ~ of entitled IAN relative to Elections
the State OF louisiana" approved October 49, 1868 An
drns ing saloons, shops groggeres places wbers
liquor the glass bottle situated within
of miles of any polls places election ara har.
the day of election. And said
or Commissioners shall have the call on any sheriff
constable police officer to enforce this regulation
If such sheriff. constable or police officer shall refuse to
Commissioner Supervisor giving the order shall have
power summsry to arrest ana imprson such sheriff coz,
stable police officer such imprisonment not to extend h
You'd the hour of closing the polls.
And sheriff. constable police officer shall be daaa
guilty nisdemes 10 Office and upon con yiction ,h
OF shall be punished BY Imprisonment for term no, 70
coed six ms nhs les than three months and nv s
thsn hundred dollars $500 nor less than one HIM
bred dollars CSl00)
SETH. W. LEWIS,
Chairman Board SUPERVISORS Second Wal
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CHOICE FAMILY GRocERIEs.-Messrs I. G. Berry
4 Co., II Camp street, suggest to their friends
and the public that their stock of staple and fancy
groceries is replete with every delicacy In the
trade. They are in receipt of fresh supplies by
every steamer from the East and West, and be.
heving that the fastest way to make money is the
rapidly turning over of capital. and to facilitate
this result they sell ct the very lowest cash figures
All country orders promptly attended to, and
goods delivered in any part of the city free Of
charge. Call and price their goods, and we are
satisfied that you will be pleased.
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The Republican advises its black followers
to vote wherever they may do so, but not to
quarrel about it. Has the Republican given
mp its potent plan of carrying the election
without voting ? Why vote at all when you
can achieveyour purpose without the trouble ?
Say it rained say there was food say that
the California earthquake was making its way
to Louisiana; say that you we're afraid of
phantom knives. like T. J. Durant, or of
imaginary pistols ; say you had other business
70 attend to /; say anything you like, and ask
Congress to assume that you are the majority,
and give the vote Of the State to Grant
That's the potent Radical, carpet-bag, SCALA
wag, "rooly ioil' way to carry an election.
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NOftee 20 Electors.
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS I
FIRST WARD, New Orleans, Oct. 80 1868, }
Polls will be Spenei on TUESDAY, November s. at the
following places in the Fint Ward:

FIRST WARD. New Orleans. Oct. 80 1868,
Polls will be spepsi on TUESDAY, November 5. at the
| following places in the Fint Ward:
First wa.d-First Precinct.
Poll Nc. lEngne House Ne II Tchouptouias ssreet-A
to inclusive Commissioners: J. J. Brown, r. Martinez
Theodore Marks Clerks: Edwin h. Noise. John H. Wei
gle.
Poll No. s-Engine House Ne Hunter street-H in
elusive Commissioners: j. H. Henry. j. Lincoln Eusene
Marks. Clerks Normsn Woodwork, Ed Finnegsn.
Poll No s-Cornsr of Race and Constance
inclusive Commissioners 8. :. Fish, Henry Renshaw JE
henry Hepp Clerk: Isaac noise
Precis ct Nos
Pel No. l-Engne House No 90 Thaa s.reet-A tn @ in
elusive Commissioners J. " Henriquez It Leon Dupeire
Chas. n. Moore Clerk: Mcnamara
Poll No. 2-CorDer St. hares Euterpe-H to inclu
sive Commissioners John stumps, by. Barte p B. Bell
Clerks: Thos L. Porter, J. g. Forris.
Poll No. ST. Charles between Polymnia and Felicity
o TO inclusive. Commissioners Henry voges William
Mcdonald suily Koudez Clerks: Emile wsishaur Il. NJ
O'Mealie.
7he polls win be opened a O'Clock in the morning
and remain open tin six 90 cock in the evening.
In seeordsnce with the authority given Registrars BY
section IL Of act entitled An Act kslsve Elections
in the State Of Louisiana, approved October 49, 1863 all
drinking saloons dram shops Rroggses, places where
liquor sold BY the glass bottle situated within rsdous
of miles Of polls places Of election hereby
ordered to close the day Of election said Supervisors
Commissioners hall have the call sheriff.
constable police ficer to enforce this regulation
If such sheriff. csns,sble police officer shall
obey order issued under the authority section the
Commissioner Supervisor giving order shall have
power mary. to arrest mpson sheriff. con.
stab police officer, such imprisonment extend be-
yond the hour OF closing the polls
And such sheriff. constable police officer shall deemed
guilty Of misdemea,or in ece, and upon
of shs be punished imprisonment for exceed
six months lees an moHths and by of no.
than five hundred dollars $500 than one hun
bred dollars (Sl0O.
G. P. HOUGHTON,
/. - Chairman Supervisors, First Ward
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Supervisor. Ninth Wa

OFFICE SUPrRvrsops RRGrsrRA rr'
Tenth Ward. Oct 30, 1856 :
Polls will be opened on TUESDAY. Nov 5. at the
Preclaet 10. 60.
Poll No. LAT No. Hook and Ladder Company, jan
street, from to inclusive. Goa missoners-Thos Ke,
Chss Prish. Geo. schsntz clerks-Edward Ii. damn
W. Jackson ..r
Poll No Fat No q Engine Company, Tchoupi,ou
street, from to inclusive Conmissioners-John Kai,
b. O. Bartlett Thos. =. Neics. Cerks-Geo. schreit
Edward Clark.
Poll Ne. Sat corner Laurel and Josephine streets n
II to inclusive Commissioners. q. Winner M
Starkey, N. Settler, Jr. Clsrk--Horsce Z. Upton.
20 Prsci.es NO. II.
Poll No LAT corner Prytsn's and jackson Streets FIR
to inclusive. Comm ssioners Joseph Collins,
Goodman. j. Is. 0sriipisd Clsrk--Chsres B. Buddecks.
Poll No 2At Bsccbus and Philip streets from
to inclusive. Commissioners-G T. LyndaI, James
Gawley, o. z. Duluc. 0lerk-John II, Behan
Poll No. Son Dryades, between Jack'on and Phi
streets, from TO inclusive Commssioners-John
Holmes, G. Z. Dirmeysr, John stesner. Clerk. H.
Lola Henriques.
TIE polls will be opened "a O'Clock in the ncrnd
and remain open till six 90 ock in the evening
in sccsrdssce with the authority given Registi ar
section IL Of entitled AN relative to econ}
the State Of Louisiana approved October 10 1868
drinking saloons dram shops groggeres or places wher
auor Is sold BY glass bottle situated within radius
miles Of any polls places Of election hsreby ordered
the day Of election And said Supervisors or Cd
missoners shall rave the call any sheriff. cons,
orpolice officer 10 enforce this regulation.
II such sheriff constable police officer shall refuse to
sny order issued under heutorty Of this section tbs
missioner Supervisor giving the order have power
parly to arrest and mprson such sheriff. constable or
ocer such imprisonment net to extend beyond the ho
elo,lpg the polls. ~
And zach soerf, constable police officer shall be dee
guilty ofa nsdemesnyr in ONCE aud upon conviction thu
shall be punished BY imprisonment for term no, TO ex
six months lees than three months and by fine Of
more than nvs hundred dollars $500 nor less than
hundred dollars CslOOl t.I
I W. h. BURROUGHS,
'.f Chsirnan Tenth Ward Supervise
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OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS /
Fourth Ward New Orleans. Oct. 30. 1853.
Polls will DO opened TUESDAY. nov. s. in the follow.
ing places in the Fourth Ward: ..t ~
Eighth Precinct
Poll No. at l25 Exchange Alley A to k inclusive. Com
missoners-Henry He denhain. d. Waters, J. A. Tury.
Pon No. Eagle Fire Co. No. Dauphins stres, 10
T. inclusive CemnissiOnss-s. Pauser. T. W. ball. Jshs
Fitzpatrick.
Kiath Precinct.
Poll No. Engine House, Pelican Hook and Ladder Cou-
pany, Cont and Basin G. inclusive Com
mission ers-P Vine, mt John semmsr. Charles ClsrK.
Psli No. 2. schoohouse. Rcbnsoa and BIenvle
Streets to X. inclusive Commssionsrs-Wm. Pritchard
Dennis Cronsn, Jr., r L. Mercer ~
Poll No. corner Claiborne and Cont streets IN in
elusive. Conmssoneis-Jss Burke, John Cunninghau b.
Zeiler. 1'r
Poll No 81 Claiborne street, Cont and Bisnvlc
streets, to T. inclusive Csmmissioners-J A. Shelly Ca.
N. Harrison, +. A. bchults.
The polls will be opened at seven "a O'Clock I'm thu NAV,
ing and remain open till six 81 O'Clock in the evening"
In accordance with the authority given 70 Registrar. BY
section IL OF an set entitled An act relative Elections In
the Stste Of Louisiana" approved October 10 1868 All
orniing saloons dram shops groggere places wh.re
bquor sold by the glass bottle situated within radius
Of two miles Of polls places election are hereby
oeertd to close the cay Of election And said Super
vhos Commissions shall have the power to call on any
sheriff. constable police officer enforce this reg uau
III sueh thefin constable or police ofcer shall
obey any order issued under authority this section the
Com missioner Supervisor giving the order shalt have
power summarily to arrest imprison such sheriff
constable police officer such imprisonment not to extend
beyond the hour Of closing the pors
And sueh sheriff. constable police officer shall be deemed
guilty Of mdems oce and upon conviction there
Of sba be punished BY imprisonment term not to exceed
six months Dor less than three months by One Of not
than Eve hundred dollars $500 nor less than on hun
dred dollars CslO0) lr tf.liss ~ n
NJ. 81. HARMON,
Chairman Board IN
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OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS.
NrSrH WARD. NEW ORLEANS, Oct 80, 1868
Polls will be opened on TUESDAY, Now s. 1893 in n
Ninth Ward. at the following places;
Eighteenth Precinct.
Poll No l--No Louisa ssreet--A to a. incusiye Cod
nssioners: VIM. Bstchisr Peer Buyer Michael Lohr.
Poll No 2-ro 262 Frsnt Lsvse street--a to inclus
Commissioners; B. q. Lynch, John J. Lugsnbuhl Patr
Leyden NtU. I..te sI..n. Ia
Poll No. s--No 277 Front r.svee str-e,-o to inclus
Commissioners: Finnesan, Paul Conrad, Thos Clark
Nineteenth Precinet.
Poll No l--No 7a2 rove street-A to @ Inclusive Co
missioners; F. A. wolasy. Alfred BOurges, Hen
inclusive. Commissioners; J. v. Celos. Chris Mehtl
Adolphe Irene.
Poll No. 3-Corner Of Love and Independence trsetso
z inclusive Commissioners; p. W. COPELAND Thos Bah
VIM. Clark. -
The polls will be opened at seven a O'Clock in tn. moru
and remain open TIL six co. O'Clock In the evening
In accordance with the authority given to Registrar,
Section IL Of act entitled AN relative 10 Elect
in the State Of Louisiana, approved October 10 ls6s
drr king sslccns dram shops, groggeres places vi
liquor is sold BY the glass CT bottle situated within ra
of two miles Of any polls places Of election" are he's
ordered to close on the day Of election And said superv
Commissioners shall the power to call on any sbi
constable police ofcer to enforce this regulation
Ksuch slerf, constable police ocer shall rfus. to-
any order issued under the authority this section the
missioner Supervisor giving the order shall have DC
summariy 10 srrest and inprson such sheriff. censtab
police o1cer, such imprisonment extend beyond
hour Of closing the polls.
And such sheriff. constable lice oocer shan be dee
guilty Of misdemesnor in flee and ppon conyi
thereof shell he punished BY imprisonment for term no
exceed six months less than three months and by
Of not than Eve hundred dollars $780, nor le thai
hundred dollars Csl0O. Dos l1t
wM. ]. MOORE.
Supervisor Ninth Wa.
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Filth Precinct.
SIKH Precinct.

Poll No. No. lis Baronne street, Poydras street
From observation-disclosures: Lorenzo Hodson Clarence y
Holiness John Balsey. Clerks: Edward Sewsll, p W
schsrt.
Poll No. 2 No III Csrondelet street-From II to Ncop,
missoners: Alexander Mckee, @. W. Roper, l. G. Ye.sr
Clerks: j. J. Hesly. Thomas Ross.
Poll No 3, No lis St Charles street-From o to Z-Com
John r. Bremen. J. Z. Sephens Samuel War
den. Clerks: Robert Bughes james Warden.
The polls will be opened al O'Clock in the morning
and remain open till six C6 o'clock in the evening.
In accordance with the authority given Registrars by sac
tion II entitled IAN to Election. in the
State Of Louisiana" approved October 49, 1868 drinking
saloons dram Shops GROCERIES places liquor sold
by the glass bottle situated In radius Of two miles
any polls places Of election ordered to close ON the
of election And said Supervisors Commissioners shah
the power tocal she constable or polce officer
TO force this regulation tt
Hsuch sheriff constable police officer shall refuse 10 obev
any issued under the authority this section the
supervs gvHg the order have power sum
ary mprson such sheriff constAbe or police
officer such ps0nment extend beyoad the hour of
closing the polls.
such sheriff constable police officer shaI be deemed
guilty Of msdemear in Office and upon conviction thsreo
shall be punished by imprisonment NOS to exceed
Fix tbs less than three months by One OF not
than Eve hundred dollars $500, less than one him.
dred dollars $780,
J. A..NOBLE,
Chairman Board Supervisors
Yard
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EEw Musc.-hr. A. E. Blackmar, No. ls4
Canal street, fsvors rs with Q few of his lstes,
publications, consisting of three Of the popular
songs Of the day. to-vit: "On the Beach, BY
Linssrd; "Tlying Trapeze," by A. Lee; "Csp.
tain Jhks," by Msdlsgsn.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1. 1885,
If the late Artemus Ward were now alive.

If the late Artemus Ward were now alive,
he might open his eyes at the prospect of
bigger joke than ever he dared to perpetrate.
This jest is the proposition laid down by the
official organ of the Republican party of this
State that no Republican voter, if he choose
to consider himself intimidated" by some
thing that happened a week beforehand,
shall on the Sd of November attempt to cast
his ballot. The reason assigned sfor this
pleasantly is that force will be used to keep
men away from those polls which the Repub-
lican advises them not to approach. The
point of the joke is to be the congressional
reversion of the election by which we shall
send Democrats 20 Washington, and
the seating of Radicals in their places
on the plea that the election was
influenced by fraud and intimidation. This
is all beautiful, so far. But there is Just one
little item in the denouement-the part where
the laugh comes in--which the carpet-bagoc-
racy of this State have forgotten. 1t is. that
the Democratic vote will probably be large
majority of the registered VOTE in which
case, it appears to us that it will take some
very tall figuring to prove that even had
every other voter on the rolls deposited his
ballot, and voted the Radical ticket, unless
Radical frauds had been perpetrated to make
the vote cast larger than the vote registered
the verdict should be reversed.
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Notice.
III. II. HANNON,
Chairman Board Supervisors

OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORY
Sixth Ward. New Orleans. Oclober 81 1868
Polls will be opened TUESDAY, November s. lsss, in
the Sixth Ward at the following places:
Twelfth Precinct.
Poll No l. st. Philip street, between Bourbon and Royal-
TO inclusivs-Commissoners: G. E. appel c. Welsh N
d. Morand.
to inclusive-t commissioners: W. w. Mccullough O. N
Leclerc.
Poll No. Of Rampant and UrsuInes streets-o To
inclusivs-cOmmssioners Il. Dauphine, J. Prados
Thirteenth Precinct.
Poll No. l. Of IT Claude and Esplansds srsssA
to G ineusive-Cou missioners: NJ Robertson H. Iao,r
mann. ..-r
Poll Ne corner of Bayou Road and Claiborne sreet-H
to Inclnsive- Commissioners: A Pignatel " ro.eap
Poll No. s. Engine House of No. g. bayou Rosd-o IA Y
inclusive Commissioners: c. Dupre. e d Terrebonne
The polls will be opened at az O'Clock in the morning
and remain open till ss 90 O'Clock In the evening
In accordance with the authority given Registrars BY
on II Of act entitled IAN to election. in the
State Of Louisiana approved October 10 1868 ali drnh
ing saloons dram shops GROCERIES, or places where auor
is sold by the glass bottle situated radius Of two
miles Of polls places Of eecnon are HEREBY
to close the day Of election said Supervisor. mr.
Commits toner's shall have the power to cal any sheriff
constable or police officer to enforce this regulation
If such sheriff. constable or police officer shall reso a
obey order issued under the authority Of this section the
Commissioner Supervisor giving the order shall h.x
power summarly to arrest and mpron such sheriff con-
stable or police ocer such 10 pnsonnent extend be-
yond the hour Of closing tire polls. 01H'l
And ,uch sheriff constable police officer shall be deea
guilty of misdemeanor in Office upon Conviction ,bsr.f
shall be punished BY imprisonment term not 20 az.
coed months less than three months and bv An.
Of not hsn five hundred dollars $500 nor less than
hundred dollars Csl00) l-a N =.
n ALCIDE LEWIS,
Chairman Poard of Superv sers SIKH war5
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As,C Orleans Possonsee.



Time OF Arrival and Departure OF Ma
Route s0ol-New Orleans Brashler leaves daily esx
Sunday alta. Arrive daily Sunday excepted bv 8
Route so02-New Orleans to Canton, departure da
Closes at $50 p. n, Sunday at Il Arrives daily at
Rn.
Route sr3-Nev orlear to ST. Frascisvfls supp,v,,
the ofSces opened departure Monday p NJ and Frds
8 A. n. Arrives Monday and Frid y mornings
Route soot-rew Orleans Carro!iton via Jefferson c
departure Monday and Thursday At Arrives Mod
and Thursday afp.n
Route S0l5-New Orleans to Buras Settlement, Loy
Coast, departure Tuesday and Friday atsA ~ Arrives IA
day and Thursday.
Route sOO5-Ssw Orleans Mobile departure daily a,
n. Sunday at II =. Arrives daily by SAM
Route s01-New Orleans 20 Covington La d,paytuJ
Monday and Thursday Arrives Tuesday and Frd
st4 r.
Route New Orleans TO Agiers departure daily at
n Arrives daily by IL a
kcute seB-Hew On iesAs vcksbure supplying all tI
Offices opened vick,burg also Red River and ouach
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday at sRx Az
rives on Monday and Friday morning..
Mails Tor Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays At A.
Saturdays at llIf A = Pascagoua, Saturdays atilH
Mails for Galveston, Houston Indisuoa, San Anto,
Brownsville. Bazos sszti~go Via New Orleans opeou.
Railroad. close att a. Il on Sunday and Thursday.
Tariff Of Postage for Mexico, Cuba, We,
Indies etc.
Guadaoupe, Martinique. French and Drtch Guiana q.
vincents st. Lucia St. Vincent Trinidad Grensda-Is cent
half on, OPTIONAL
Cubs. Mexico. Hsytl Porto Rico, St Thomas Jsma,c,
venerueiA United States Of Colombia EngIsh GuansI
centa half o., obligatory.
Bolivia, Chill, Ecusdor-A cents half o., obligatory
CfrcuIar Postage
Belgium. Switzerland and Germany, 8 cent. each.
France g. En- iaDd 8, and Italy IL cent? each
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each
Sweden IS, via Hamburg n cents each.
Circulars are rated - book packets, UNDER
Once Hours.
Opens at o'clock A. NJ; closes stsPr
sundays, once opens at O'Clock NJ closes at I2z
r. W. TALIAFERRO,
Postmssssz
Jas. ~. Thompson,
M K r. Q HA MT TAILOR,
No. ass broadway. Corner OF Eighth strsss
II. N. ZROnsps0n,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
NO. Is EAT TWENTIETH STREET, NEW YoRr
nsselAI Aszus OF ssv oEl.Azs s..ss..r,
An sasss Of AExcHAEDIBK AGRICULTURAL. m.
PkAnKNfb, &C.,. &C., purchased on oonmissisn.
ossA spsrehsss< only Of arss class HOUSES aal q
sss lev shss psFsiss eaa purehsss thsussivsa
suesnt sum must Be tied frsishs snd a.
niasieaA the balance PAYABLE on BELIvKRY.
Oemnissons On -xoesding eloQ Z ar o~us =
sssliss 500 A< per cent
oslss<ions % ell points promptly attended Il
nsssrsnes--ooL J. Q. NIXON, Prcpris,.. n, a,
lev osisaas cszsmzA
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soushy Advertisements inssnss svsy sshsr DAY.
0arssd tvs-thirdr the above rsssa r-
vst and Fourth pags monthly aAvsssmsats aeh sguasa
- pr month- .|
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ssn, u % psr square; sseh sabssgusntinssn. Uesn1s
- sqnars tas
Yha and FOURTH psgs trsnsIms advasssnsnts saeh b.
ssssiss. 81 90 per square . ~.
Advertisements inserted ct intervals soss arssd - NV
eAsh Insertion
Regular Advertisers, VINO advertise largely, shall b allowed
E<h discount o sbsvs named transient rates may b
aGssd upon prsvdd that In shall sueh dseeun
essl1 sper cent II ...-.., .t.s sF1
Abusinsss notices sdvssssnsn tebs charged spets
- pr line, each insertion
AL transient Advertisements must b paid for In ADVANCE
An advertisements not marked for any specified numbs Of
ssons viii b pubishsdsix times md charged accordingly
AAbls With regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
the occupied b. tsn line solid asats
rTIE WEEKLY CREsCENr
q publIsnsd every Saturday morning. Subscription -
anaun In sdvancs; hafysary and ssartsiy
asis copies 10 osnss
Rates Of Aavsrsisinss