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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
MASS MEETING ar rHrBoDAUx
Three Parishes Represented - Four
Thousand RepuhIicRas In Council.

Three Parishes Represented - Four
Thousand ReDnhIieaas Ia Council.
On Saturday last the Republicans OF La.
fourche, Terrebonne, and Assumption par
ishes assembled in mass meeting at ThibO-
daux, to give expression to the sense of the
people of their parishes upon the nomina-
tiOns of the party for the state ticket. The
district nominating convention for senators
having been appointed at the same time and
place, contributed to swell the numbers.
At an early hour the roads converging to
this beautiful town were thronged by the
people. By three o'clock an immense as
semblage was gathered in front Of the stand
erected for the speakers near the Methodist
church. of which the Rev. Mr. Crimes is in
charge.
The Hon. O. j. Dunn. Hon. Thomas W.
Conway, Colonel H. J. Campbell Rev. Mr.
Grimes, Rev. NJ. Nelson, and Hon. Whiam
Murrell addressed the meeting, which was
presided over by A. J. Brooks, ESQ.
The following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted
the parish of Lafourche in mass meeting
assembled. That we 2 ost cordially indorse
the regular Radical Republican ticket,
headed by Hon. H. c. Warmoth and Hon.
o. J. Dunn, and that we denounce the course
of boilers and disorganizers under the lead
Of the New Orleans Tribune, MS destructive
of the interests of the radical party of Lou
isiana.
ReSogUed, That when bolters and diaor.
ganiZers come among Us to SOW seeds Of dis
cord they be invited to return to their
homes, because we have all we can do to
carry our banner to victory witlout being
broken or divided in our ranks.
A. J. BROOKS President.
ID H REEsE SecretArv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
Cash Capital CT $8,5OO,OOo,

Which will be sufficient to duplicate lines to all,
nearly all the paying points reached by the present
monopoly.
The present telegraph Companies OF the country
have been consolidated into one huge monopoly
and are earning six millions of dollars per
year, or over one hundred per cent the actual
cost of their lines their present capital having been
watered over one thousand per cent.
The National Telegraph Company have recog
milton from the United States Government OF the
Importance of their enterprise, with grant of the
most valuable franchises ever conferred upon a
Telegraph Company. No competing line has ever
had the right granted by congress to this Com,
pany to construct and operate lines over every Rail
road and Mail Route in the United States The posi-
ton of this Company differs from that of any com
pany ever before organized. The question of the
right of way is forever settled,
The Stockholders of this Company not be sole
out or transferred to any other Company. The ac
of Congress under which this company has beer
organized, prohibits any transfer of the franchises
granted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
CENSURENG THE PRIBUIE AND IN
DORsGNG THE EICAET.
PARISH OF ST. MARY, IDuI,iAHA,
Jeannerette, Marcel ., 1868.

PARISH or ST. MARY, IDUI,iANA.J
Jeannerette, Marcel ., 1868.
EDITOR REPU8LlCAN:
Please insert in your valuall paper the
following resolutions, which we're unani.
mously adopted by the Jeannettte Radical
Republican club to-day:
WHEREAS, The New orleaus F}.1uuo for
some personal feeling has tried aud is still
trying, to defeat the regular sMe ticket of
the Radical Republican part, on which
Judge WarmOth Is candidate Or governor:
and
Whereas, If the Tribune sn9li succeed
in carrying out that aim our lditCal pros
poets would suffer materially, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That we censure the New Or
leans Tribune for having INDUCED in such
bad policy, contrary to the opinion and
view OF the Radical Republican party of
the state at large; and he- it flriher
ReSOlred, That we shall neytr give our
support to any other state ticlet than that
regularly formed by the nominating con-
vention where we were fully represented;
be it further
Resotued, That a copy of thee resolutions
be forwarded to each club of uB parish for
| concurrence, and one to the New Orleans
| REPUBLICAS for publication.
q. OLIVIER President.
! A. FRIoT, Secretary,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
JEFFERsoN CGgk.

Having noticed card pulshed in tine
New Orleans Tribune of The 2dinstant mis-.
representing the third ward lib Of Jeffer.
son city, in relation to eertib resolutions
brought up before said clu, and signed
I Spectator the true facts f the case are
as follows; The club did rot lay the
resolution indorsiRg Judge Wamoth on
the table; on the eon1rary. the club did
unanimously indorse Judge WaHaoth and
Judge Fisk, as he didaot reeve the regu-
lar nomination. Olnb nuirer three does
not intend to indorse any ut the regular
nominees.
So much for THE statementn the T5i5uae
Of the 22d, signed "SpectatC@
Z JOB M0YLAN,
j. b STAMPS,
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NEW YORK. March 23.--Cotton quiet and
easier; sales 1900 bales; middling uplands
245c. Flour active, but unchanged; South
ern 50 256Ql4 65. Wheat dun and un-
changed. Corn-mixed Western 81 27@l 80;
Southern 81 1901 25. Mess pork irmer-
new S24 95; old S23 So Lard frmer, l536
lie. Groceries firm, but quiet. Freights
lower. Cotton per steamer l05-l6.
CINCINNATI, March 23..--Flour dull and
UNCHANGED. Wheat nominally unchanged,
81 45. Corn quiet, sec. in the ear. Rye
dull and easier, 81 IS. Oats duh at 69c.
Barley very scarce, 50 IS. Mess pork S25.
Bulk meats lO4@l2lc. Bacon ll49l3@, l44,
and l4ic Shoulders, sides, and clear sides
held 4o. higher. Lard nominally held at
165e. Eggs declined to 2lc. Butter scarce
at full prices.
Sr. LOUIS, March 23.-Freights to New
Orleans advanced, and corn and eats de.
clined in consequence. Tobacco market
unchanged. Flour quiet at 81 59t1S So
Yheat-Fall red 81 s512 721. Corn $50
acc. Oats Tl@75e. Barley 81 IS. Rye lower
at 81 7001 Is. Pork S24 75@25. Bacon
shoulders ll4c.; clear ribbed sides I43e.;
clear sides l5o.; bulk shoulders lO4e. hams
l3c.; clear sides l34c. Lard Ice. Weather
L0uIsvrLLE, March O.. -Tobaec0 market
steady; sales l22 hhds; lugs S5GgT; medium
leaf SIS: selections S2l Is. Cotton, mid
dlings 223@22}c. Flour, superine $ 500
8 IS; fancy So 500l3. Wheat 50 a542 50.
Corn 7sasac. Oats 6slaT0e. in bulk. Lard
l609161e. Ness pork S25. Bacon, shoulders
lie; clear sides l5lc. bulk shoulders l0lc. /;
clear sides I4@i48o. Whisky nominal.
FareakR REarketb.
LoEDoN. March 2s-EYenings ecusols
s35; bonds 72i.
LIvKRrooL, March 2S, Evening. Cotton
easier prices unchanged. Sales II, eco hSsea.
Middling uplsnds l0id. middlinE 0rlRans
IQid. Al markess dull.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
The Republioan Pionsst 81 AL ~ inst.

The Republican Pioneer Of the 2lst inst.
Says;
There wasan enthusiastic meeting held at
the headquarters OF the Phil. Sheridan
Radical Republican clu0 OF this parish on
Saturday last, in which about three hundred
persons participated. Il
Some emissary Of discord from the fac.
work there for the CLIQUE that hired MIN.
bat failed to accomplish anything. as they
were too wide awake for him, and We be-.
lisve he went of in disgust
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
GRAND EALLr Al rAsr BAToS
ROUGE. t q

Agrand RATIFICATION meesiE was held at
East Baton Rouge on saturky last under
the canopy Of heaven, Il is stimated that
the number Of gallant and arnest Ref1b-
licans present was from thre 70 i've thou.
sand. Addresses were mAde0y Hon. G. N.
Wicklitfe and Hon. Simeon Bslden, which
were listened TO with the depest interest.
kesolaeluns were nnanimousy adopted rat
flying the Radical Repnhlica nominations
for state officers. and Hon. P. NeWahzn
for congress. This parish isunited In thu
support Of the Warmoeh ticks, md bolterl
nnd no encouragement tkere
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lours.


NEW ORLEANS, March g. 1865.
To the Editor Of the New Orleans Tribune
DEAR SIR; Upon my return to the city on
Sunday evening, I was surprised and panied
to learn of certain rumors afoat throughout
the city relative to myself, which rumors
learned were ocCasionod by editorial re-.
marks in your issues of Saturday and Sun
day last, relative to q report of my speech
IN Plaquemines on the sixteenth Of Feb.
ruary last.
Having carefully read tho report referred
to in your editorials, l find it most
untruthful effort in every particular.
and | am surprised that any one claiming
to be an honorable man should have so
grossly misrepresented me. candid eV-
animation of the report" referred to. as
found in the columns of the Colore5 Citizen
published in Cincinnati, Ohio will, l feel
confident, satisfy every one that the author
Of that report successfully attempted to put
his own sentiments III my mouth. A com
parison of that speech, said to have been
delivered by me on the 10Th Of February,
with his own views as expressed in his clos
ing remarks of that report, will but too
plainly demonstrate this fact.
While, therefore. Mr.. Editor, I deeply re.
gret that you should have allowed your
usually excellent Judgment to be biased by
such an attempt on the part of unprinCipled
parties, | feel confident that you will hasten
to undo the injury you have, must believe
unintentionaliy done me as well as the Re
publican party.
appealing to every gentleman who was
| present on that occasion and heard what
did say, in a very few brief remarks, for
am no speech maker, to testify to the trutf
of my assertions, and appealing to the can
| dor of every intelligent, right-minded per
son who knows me, for a full vindication o
| my well known and long cherished senti
ments, | again unhesitatingly declare tina
the said report totally aud maliciously mis-
| represents, not only my remarks on tina
| occasion, but is opposed to every sentimen
of my nature. Hoping thatithis statemeu
may satisfy you and every other honorabl
person of the injustice that has been dom
| me, remain dear sir,
Your very obedient servant.
|
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
REPUBLICAN RArLY IN PLAQUE
MIME

A large meeting Of the Radical Republic
ans ofPlaquemines parish, was held at Buras
settlement on the fifteenth instant. and was
addressed by the Hon VIM. NJ. Prescott.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
Indorsing state, congressional, and parish
tickets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
AMUSEMENTs.


Last evening Mrs. Charles Howard Wat.
kins appeared at the St. Charles in "Kath,
leen Mavourneen Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins
commenced then a short engagement. The
same play will be presented this evening.
The splendid gold medal presented to Miss
Alice kingsbury by the MasOns OF this city,
Saturday evening, was designed and exc
cuted by Nr. Fred Holylaud. Louisiana
Rellet Lodge No. is Justly proud of the
| oeneht rendered this talented actress, and
Mr.. Joseph P. Horuer who made the pre-
sentatiOn, and MU. Hamburger, W. d..
| Of that lodge, regard themselves peculiarly
fortunate, the one in addressing Miss
kingsbury on that occasion the other in
escorting her upon the stage. Miss Kings
bury leaves this evening to fill short Gu
gagement at st. Louis.
Varieties Theatre
Last evening Mr.. Frank Lawlor took his
benefit at the Varieties as Robert B,lerly in
the Ticket.of,Leaye Man. Mrs. W. H.
Leighton who volunteered her services on
the occasion, appeared as Emily st. E0re.
Dsond. After the play Nj. Luwlor recited
with great effect Lovers poem of Shamus
0'Brien. This evening GOldsmith's comedy
of She StOops to Conquer and the mu-
sicai burlesque OF {" Perdita, or the Royal
Milkmaid.' Tomorrow evening benefit of
W. Gomersal. Thursday evening benefit OF
F. Hight. This is the last week OF the fall
and winter season, and those who would 90
to the Varieties must go soon.
Academy Of Music.
The exhibition OF Professor Roberts grand
magic tableaux from the Pyrotechnic In
stitute and the London and Paris Exposi
tons. procured for the Academy by Mr.,
Bidwell in Europe, was the great feature
last evening. and viii be during
the week. Dick Parker appears AS Giagej
Blue in the " Virginia Mummy The Cline
top sisters are at the Academy in then
| dances, the Misses Taylor and Garcia in
| their songs of beauty. Add. Rymau is there
| and so are Delehanty and Hengler; likewise
| that general favorlte, Harry Bloo1good, who
| has q benefit ON Friday evening, which we
| hope will be attended by all his friends. II
that should be so there will be no vacant
| seats.
! New Opera House.
Last evening the opera of A." Il Trovatore'
for the last time. This evening the last time
Of GOunod's grand opera of Faust
| Thursday evening, lIr. Van Hutllen in Yer
! dis " Jerusalem.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
RATIFICATION MBETHtE AT ST,
BERNARD.
Supporting the Ticket aad nepudlating
DisOrGanizers.

DisOrEAnizers.
The meeting on the twenty.etond March
was called to order by L. Guclard, presi.
dent. Two hundred and ffE members of
the club were present. The blowing reso-
lutions were unanimously adped:
Res0lue1, That we, the mauDers of the
Radical Republican mother CHI of the par
ish OF st. Bernard do hereby pledge our
lives, our fortunes, and our stmd honor to
support the regular nominatinl made by
the state nominating oonpentioi, which is
headed by the Hon. II. G. Wa-nbth and 0.
j. Dunn for governor an6 A,ttenant.goY
ernor.
Rssolged further, That we, tlpmembers of
this club viii support no otheIticket, and
that we consider all men in opposition to
these principles as disorganfr5 Of the
party.
The meeting was then addressed by
Messrs. Where, Robertson. and Hon.
D. Douglas.
LEOPOLD GUICHARI, President.
A true copy:
ALLEN, Secretary BRO I'M.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
WEST FELICEANA SUPPORTS TINE
NOMHNhEs.

The Republicans of St. Frsncisville, Lou.
isiana, turned out en- masse to welcome
home their future representative in con-
gress, Hon. ]. P. Newsham. Great enthu-
s.asm prevailed. The Republicans Of West
Feliciana are a Snit in the support of the
regular nominees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24

APPOINTMENT or REesGERs. The follow
ing additional appointments Of registrars
for the parishes in Louisiana respectively
named have beenImade:
Baton Rouge, West-De Wilton ii. Lu-
cas-, vice J. G.. Badenhaasen, declined,
Concordia-W. T. Sexton We 9e
Gatahoula- Josiah Doyle. 2s Haaaea
Iberville-Nelson Kenyon, vice G. E..
Merrill, declined .s
Ouachita-zingalius Mckay, vice A. Ed
wards deelined.4 ,t ffae-
St. Tammany- Robert ). Lord vice J. !.
Mortee, declined.
St, IandFy- G. Compton, vice q. b.
Martin, declined.
Ferrebonne--R. W. Francis, vice W ].
Minor, declined.
Tensas J. S. Mathews, vlee B. D. Aitoh-
ell, declined
Union--T. R Verh0is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24

The military garrisons at and around
Washington are being reinforced as a pre-
oautionary measure. in case of any at
tempted lawlessness during the impeach.
ment trial, entered upon yesterday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
THE TICKET IN CADDo.

A large meeting at Shreveport convened
at the same time the parish convention was
held, adopted resolutions unanimously
pledging the support OF the Republicans to
the state and parish tickets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
cALLs-HOw TO BE MADE.

One per cent of the Stock viii be required on sub
scribins snd subsequent calls, not to exceed 1--WE per
cent per month, win be made By the Board OF Di-
rsotors. from time to time. may be necessary, to
: appy funds to construct and equip the lines but
no calls viii be made after the per cent is paid,
until the entire Capital Stock shall have been sub
seribsd. .t..,..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24

General Hancock thinks it doubtful if
the convention has been carried in Texas,
but if it mas the revised registration has
insured a majority of whites, who can
adept or reject the constitution.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
a cARD rRoM moN. 0. j. prNN

NEW ORLEANS, March 90, 1865.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,;
Thanking you for having very kindly
undertaken my defense during my absence
from the city, you will render me further
service by publishing the following card, a
copy of which have forwarded to the New
Orleans Tribune.
Yours. OIL. DT-NN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS

The Progress of Impeachment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
BY TEL EGR AP H
From Yes.erday,s Evening Papers

From Yesterdays Evening Papers
NEW YORK, March 23.-Arrived: Arizona
from Panama.
General Plant, president of Panama, is
dead. 1t is supposed he was poisoned,
DiaZ is acting president.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The decision of
by a vote of to .. Ground of postpone.
ment pending legislation affecting jurisdic-
ton.
The defeat of the Arkansas constitution is
By actual votes cast against it.
The Panama railroad company have paid
the Columbian government 81 900, coo for a
new contract. t"
lSunday's Dispatches!
New YORK, March 22.-Special dispatches
to the Herald say the pope gave very
gracious reception to Admiral Farragut and
suite. .Ef f4n..s
Garibaldi has written letter to the
United States minister (Marsh) declin.
ing to be an agent of the United States
government.
WAsHINGroN. March %. - Commodore
5iddleis sword has been recovered. The
thief is at large. gea.,
Telegraph still damaged
VIENNA March 22.-Great Joy over the re-
cent action of Reichsrath on the civil
marriage bill. 1t is regarded as practically
annulhng the Concordat Last night the
city was generally Illuminated.
Farragut will be OBLIGED TO remain at
Rome four or five weeks longer in conse-
quence Of an ahscess in his leg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
THE EATIONAL
II e l. f q r "A p Fl
COM NY.
a-lsFr -

A new enterprise to be known as tire Nation
Telegraph Company has been organized with val
uable franchises conferred by recent act of Con-
Telegraph all the principal railroads and mail
routes in the United States The stock is to be
issued upon the same principle that of the Mer.
chants Union Express Company, which recently
the entire business community in the enterprise.
This is done, not so much to dispose of the stock
it is to the business of the country through
which the Lines pass
The Capital is to De
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24

CoLuMBIA s. O., March 23.-Sergeant
Rates left Columbia this morning for Char
lotte North Carolina. He expects to arrive
in Richmond on the ninth Of April and to
reach the capital by the fourteenth Of April. q
ATLANTA, March 23.-Letters have been
received here from Governor Jenkins coun-
selling non-action by the people, and have
had powerful effect. The state committee
will probably act on the advice.
BAlFIMURE, March 2S.--Mr. Davis arrived
today in the Cuba, from New Orleans via
Havana
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..RIErIRa rMEATRR.
NV OPERA HOUSE.

rATEONAB HALL.
Poyaras Street.
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND LIBERTY SITS.
lshs Undersigned respectfully informs the public
IN b. hts leased this new, large, and eommodious
IN aai that OolOrsd
PUBLIC BALL
/ ID b given therein every Wednesday and Satur'
evening. The Hall will be rentsd to associations
diaauduals for meetings, balls, concerts soirees,
4 On rsGsonsble terms
AppGcAtion 70 be made 20
ISIDoR STITCH, Lessee,
&.nlg No. 250t5 Lafayette street,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ST. CHARLES THEATRES Charles street -
Second night Of the great play Of Kathleen Ma
vOurneen.
VARIETIES THEATRE-Cravier street.-The
comedy Of she Stoops Conquer andthe buriesque
Of Perdlta, or the Royal Milkmaid
ACADEMY OF MUSIO--St. Charles street.
The burlesQue of the Virginia Mummy aud
the variety company in splendid olio performance
NEW OPERA HoUSE-Bourbon Street.-The
grand opera OF Faust
CRESCENT CITY MUSkUN-Nos 40 and AZ St.
Charles rtreet-Open day and evening, with n i'm
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alew 0rltats 8epmhlitarl.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
%
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY,
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SOUTHWEST Pass, March %, 6 2. NJ
Wind southeast light. Arrived: British
ship Advance, Morrison, Mobile, salt TO J.
G. Robinsons ship zouave, Whitmore.
Liverpool, general cargo TO Lowell Il
Bailey: French bark Jeanne, TOrlois, Bar-
deaux, to COuturie s. Bros; schooner An
gelina, Ward, Utilla, fruit to J. B. Pigniolo
& Co. Nothing sailed,
The schooner Angelins reports the brig
Jane of st. Johns, New Brunswick, dis
masted and abandoned latitude Is, longi-
tude s9.12, bearing south BY east, sixty
miles from Southwest Pass. Two steam
tugs of the Tow Boat association left South
vest Pass this evening in search OF the
abandoned vessel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24

VIcKsBURG, March 23.-Up last nights
Alice at II P. NJ. Belle Lee at A. NJ.
River rising. ...,.
: LouIsvILLE, March 49, River falling fast,
fifteen feet nine inches in the canal
Weather clear and very warm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24

The Company confidently believe that thiEty1hVe
per cent of the Capital stock win consteaet and
fully equip
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-24
ST. JomE THE BAPTIST PARISH.

SaAlFlnAn IampAlgn Committee.
WN. MulFORD, Assistant Secretary.
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AMUSEMENTS.
CADEAEY OF MUSIC.
p ss. Charles street.

monday Evening. March 23, 1sos.
p,-tor,nance every Night and Saturday Noon.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-08-07
90tal AffairE,

MoYgY WASTED. We believe We have
as prompt paying subscribers and patrons as
any newspaper IN the country can boast Of,
and we are therefore not inclined to com
plain. But not being able to go out among
our people to collect, when we are in need Of
money We are obliged to call on them through
the columns Of our paper. The books Of the
late firm of Durborrow & Latz are in our
hands for settlement and on them we find a
large number of unsettled accounts for ad-
yertising and subscriptions, amounting to sew
eraI thousand dollars. There are outstanding
debts Of the late firm which must be met aud
paid, aud to enable us to do this we must rely
upon our patronsfor prompt payments. They
have never yet failed us when called upon and
We are confident thattbey win not now. Bat
as further iuducement, we viii .sesept, from
all who are in arrears for subscriptions and
who pay for the past year and the yea- in ad-
vance, before or during September Court, s.
per year, the same as if they had paid for all
in advance. We have greatly enlarged and
improved our paper, at a heavy expense,
without any increase in its price, and the lib
eral terms now offered cannot be extended be
yond September Court. All parties notpay-
ing up at that time viii be strictly held to the
advertising rates VIZ. - in advance, S225
ifnot paid in advance, s2,5 if not paid with
in six months and $500 if not paid within
the year. Call and settle. Now is the time
70 save money by prompt payment.