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B "A KS
PRESS.

This new aud valuable PRESS Is now offered
~ a much less price than Is charged for an or
dinaty wood screw press. II will show It's
merits at once, and any common mind can see
at a glance that Il will doall that II Is intended
for, and the most simple person can pack on Il.
II Is In no WY complicated; Il not one Of
those things that are always wanting a ma
chinist 10 be present every time you want 10
usr H. or tied up In ropes and chains, ns the
hand lever presses of the present day. Your
life Is In no danger when you stand around 10
see your cotton pressed, nor are your mules or
horses in danger Of having their legs broken;
neither does IL take all the timber on your land
10 build H. or q Captains company TO raise Il.
Labor Is high, money scarce, people poor and
needy, and we nov come within the bounds Of
your ability. This Il what We call the pres 81
a century, aud will press all the cotton required
for yourself and ycur rising generation, with
out the constant expense Of rebuilding. We
only require 800 feet Of lumber, board meas.
un1, all told, and that Of a length you can get
OF scrub timber, You eau put Il up hy the
side or underside OF your gin, 10 suit your con-
v%enienec. We have had only three Of them
built, and you can sec for yourself what those
who have them say about them; and should
you need one, we would be pleased to supply
you; In a short time we will have one erected
In the city Of Memphis for inspection. Can
aud examine IL I- 5,a ,; IS
We make the following prUposi,ions-we
use three different kinds Of Pins: fein
For a rough cast Pin, $3.50, for, with all the
bolts that are necessary 10 make II complete,
excepting door irons, Il can be pa, up fbr SIS
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Fla " Nhs.l u be asa.sa

tia na gHh Mag ns ell haash
aaass N Nlals IKsu 4 hrssa
sismphls issslssd hgsa NJ " ~
Wslksf A ha sgHaiy ihs hffs htv
N Ne essss IT, ggslss
wtp large, wapffly ffmsd, aaa
iully maiaftd aad ibe lageies VII
ampam kymsbIy 9Th ne tesl
Whal In M msftet iisas shipesd
10 N. fsaia, wbsfs u as ssld ~
~ ter basi,sl ihs highest price ever
paid M Mheal In NJ Iaaia The
b truly gratifying s6d plitss Panoda
auniy dfst N tbe lisl n wheat.
growing eouniies "A fhs sauih
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TESTIMONIALS.

Coso, MISS, April 10, 1865.
". @. Bssxs, .se-Dssr SIR This is 10 Ger.
tify that I have one Of your Patent Cotton
Presses, and must say that Il u The very prs.
tina. | have been wanting ever since | have
been = planter. For simplicity and durability
IL csnno, be surpassed, and in my opinion Il
will superrede all other presses that have been
invented eanno, say loo much In favor Of
ycur pres, and you'd advise all planters need.
Ing sprs~ 10 secure one Il your patent.
Very respectfully, n. n. stssDGE
n Ccso Mss, April 10. isss.
". @. BsxKs Ese-Dssr Ss, Your Ps,en,
cos,rn rres. isths hest ! have ever tried Or
sssa. I endorse Il In toto I, being strong.
durable and complete In every particular.
Very respectfully, liz. DAVIS.
cesa Miss- January !. 1851.
MA ". G. BASns-Dssr Srs The new Inn.
proved ratent frrsa you recently pus M kr us
has given sntirs ~tisfsssisn. We tkink Il the
only press We have ever sen Of the scrsp tisd
put Up on the prupsr ptineiple. n has every
coassnlsacs thai We essld wish Cor, and 4.
speedy A. any other we have ever knawn, h.
ddes 10 works sssief than any We Raw ever
zen In use. rwo men Gao makea h.ls Of Ave
or six hundred pounds on II vithou, mach or.
ertiun4 and one mule VII make Q sas hundred
pound hale with ssss. We are Of the impr..
doa that TIE sfsw viii lsst . iistlms una
rssk 81 The esttsa that viii be required We
have ussd eve difsrsnt kinds and kud tk,s ~
b~ss d any ve have ever tried. and t.k- pl.ss-
urs In vcomnenxise I, 70 The puhiic. fs<ljss
hllr s.tisfsd hat any one uke tries n win ~
pls.ed. Yosrs sruIy,
THOMAS WILLIAM.
-s-ie>- Hs<ny WILLIAM
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND.

Pursuant to a decree of the Probate Cour, Of
Pamela county, Mississippi rendered at the
May term, 1885, thereof will. on Monday,
The 18th day Of July, isss, within lawful
hours, on the premises hereinafter described,
about three miles northNey, Of the courthouse,
In said gpunty, proceed 10 sell At public auction
to the highest bidder, The following described
lands belonging 70 tue c.,ste II James Morris.
decreased, to-wit the southeast quarter Of sec
,lon ~. and fractional east half Of section Is,
all In township ], range ., west, situated aud
lying In aid county Of Prnola.
rrHss OF S~ALn--Thre thousand dollars
cash, balance In six months with approved Sc
curity. Nv NORRIS
Aam'r o. estate Of James Morris deed.
jel9-5ts
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having
been granted to the undersigned, Mt
the March term, 1868, Of the Probate
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi,
on the estate of Elizabeth Hanson,
deceased, notice is hereby given to all
parties holding claims against said
estate, to have them properly probat-
ed and registered as the law directs,
or they will be forever barred.
j. ID. HANSON,
ie6-6t Administrator.
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sHERTFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution TO me directed
from the Circuit court u Pamela county, Miss.
made In favor Of W g Maxwell. Executor. vs.,
u. n Blankeuship | will on Monday the 18th
day Of July, 1863, At the courthouse door In
the town Of Pamela, In said county, within
lawful hours, offer for sale TO the higbes, bid.
der, for cash, the following land, to.witi Al
" section ~, township !, range ., west, lying
and being IN Pamela county, Miss, levied on a,
the property Of defendant Blankenship, I,
satisfy AsIa execution aud costs.
jel3 % X. y. JONES Sheriff.
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COMMISSIONERS sAi.E ~
IAMH

FiN4a n ANftA #s A#sAfY
NfAGs taIfif NlaifM Htfl faNi#sf
4 ~ leo ~ y 4llaAa af iMi ~
= Hsfa Hg HH A.
4asaH HttHff A~tMiNnfsf
44a4N 800 mf i#Ift -
aaAaassf Asfsla ssaalaisf e Aahf
Hf fHH 49, # f4il, fHH NJ az#fth4Hsz
AA4 - M a4NH N FssAAa n a#A Alal
y fsH aMf4I 4H4f Ace ~ ms lee w ffHl
n Is saffhszs maHfg Is 4 tsa + aash De
.tfH4ss w = Hffff N ~ Hfgnlhf fHH - a.
VI his. fbf hH4Nisa FaAasit ueakge a lshA
fflA8 sHt WI : y NNH sHHNig eH# Ma4Wh A.
lssfiaH NJ ta#hsalp fsHFf y #mH hNHf
40 sal isssfIly I'm h fa4gifff n ne baf
aha4f fuHN HtkHtauH
Isa ~ tgMmlmlbht
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Candidate for the Senate.

". L. Coopwood has been nomi-
mated as the Democratic candidate
for the State Senate, in place Of T j.
n. Bridges, declined. Mr.. Coopwood
has accepted the nomination and en-
tered upon the canvass.
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A~pMISlsrRAroR.s sofI1

Lessers q aaulsissr~sles hsviue
= 10 The undestssed e The es..21
A. Herring. dec<es>d. y Ne "
Pamela county. q he rehfuaY
1881. al r~Esuns having. siain.
state are k<rety notified y pevs
I'D registered In Ne elc<s -
eosrf. h ~ uuun II paeelA. wil.1S~
prp>rn>pf b ~. o. ikeY VII =
s.rs,~ izu'fH
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~ lhe nv lhaaW n ~li4taAfHle
ulsa. ahst ~ illness n 6ss gssts,
M Iams. liasi, h iss f6lb yeaf n
.hls sFf
lsssnssd we bss n Ableyllls
DsffAi, @utb CssalIas, bat ~
.ihiffy yesf hss brea : tltl,sh n thls
eoasty I've large sfasss sbleh ihi.
sasd man Allied In lks aasciofn N
W. numerous friends and 'siaiive'
sesm 70 ietpiis ~methihr more than
The simple feoofd NJ BIZ death, and
sIe Whd pNers THE hHmlie tribute N
~ aim fesis I FL among bis sid
.anIs ii friends she siihesaed his
patience and submission W ihe shl
M heaven enlogy h unnecessary
WtafisH ne days sod nights we're apa
painted ~ him, bot galisbi ehd sub
miasisa, he lafe Me e~haatsnihTs ~
.bis Heavenly Father While In full
p~oasessInn ~ HE faculties, he called
he hwily arOund W. bed. and bale
them farewell. with = parting itJuuc.
linn ~ Ach he spoke ~ departed
friends, With whom he would be re-
united, and his rnnienanoe was
radiant with q heavenly IlRht, The
hours seemed 10 hang heavily With
him Ne the lamp Of bis existence
nickefed In Ne socket. and he longed
10 depart and be- with Christ, ole
has gone 10 dwell With the spirits Of
The Just made perfect"
nsseel prompting, unto hIndeTi deeds
We're 10 ht' every look
We Rad hls hec ~ one who read,
A true and holy book
There seems a shades on the day,
Ills voice no longer cheers,
A dimhe.s on the stars If night
Like eyes that look through tears
Alone unto our Fathers will
One thought has tccoheilcd,
That llc whose love eKceleth ours,
Hath taken home Ills child
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On the ID inst. n, the rssidence Of
the brides father, near sommerville,
Tenn, BY tue Rev. Mr.. Russell, Nj.
J \. Gibson, II Pamela, 10 Mis- v.
II. Marsh.
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DISSOLUTION.

BY mutual consent The co-pastnsF.
ioiors srisiinr under ths pane - n
Spain , ipishtower 10 III ~ dirsa'ss
henks notss aHd serouBW WI y 49,
hands u J. q. Hisklo~er, 4 -
hs-rs q -. Dsteft Co. essee~
10 oply sathorifed 10 sirn IN hsuiesasH
em~umrso Q. srA$m
n. R-psrsiss Indebted 70 tke sssr
are reque-fet y ws1e 81 e~cs. = -
tion. e The business nrsr ~ rles<s.m
delay. I'D Ut2hIv
s~rdis ni~- reh. 4. 1sss -
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Cesu,y Cesr.

The following sse the names Of
the juror drawn TO .erve a. the
July term Of the County Court o.
!. D. Houston, ]. A. Grprus<r,
7. J. Withen, J. NJ. Nhitsell, John
sca Barpest, J. A. Woodruff. ]. n.
we1s ". Clinkscalcs, b. d
Du!A ". Dost, Richard Hin
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Adv ERTISENENT rs.
EHi0tt's FIGURING Mills.

Located ten miles southeast Of Batesville,
Prepared 10 clean your wheat, and I'll
Your sstks with Flour from Wheat
Which none could refuse to eat.
jel3-5t W. ". ELLIOTT.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

py virtue of . decree q the Chancsry Court
Of rznols county. state Of Mlssissirpi. rendered
ihe isah day q Sersmbsr, 1881. 10 the sai, q
Y. v. Fowler complainant ~ J. Davidson.
defendant. viT. ~ commi.iensr shsrrir an
poinied. Al the courthouse door In he Town
" fAnol> 10 aid county. within isvfhI
haurs On hcnfsf, The ca dsy q Dab. isss
81 sale a public auction, 10 he highest
bidder, % q credit 81 dx rzsasAs 40 . ne asy
q ale the fe'lsshs lsndk lyins ed tsise ID
s>sd eeanty, so-sis: One undivided 6a<-6nh
iniefvss 10 The est ksif Il Nesios " ssvs-
sAip |. nsr4 ~ -
49, csepse-ss
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Special Notice.

have been compelled, In sclf-defense, to
place all accounts due me in the hands OF an
officer for collection. Persons interested win
save costs by coming forward Immediately and
settling their liabilities with ne.
may23-4t ANDREW JACKSON.
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+. MOORE, Agent.

for said Company at Pamela In the county Of
Pamela, 10 transact business Of Insurance In this
State until the inst day Of March, 1869.
Given under my hand and seal Of
l.. :. Office, at the city OF jackson, this 10Th
49, day Of May, A. D. ls6s.
TH0S. T. SWAMI,
Jel5-3t Auditor OF Public Accounts.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
aut LAND.

by virsas q . deerss ef the chanssry Court
Il PsnslA county. State of Mississippi. rem
dsrsd therein On tht issh day of NOVEMBER.
ls5' IN ths salt Il ) J. Hale. ~oonplainaal
against 4. l. sheslsr. defendant No les. In
ssid scsrr ! gill. e sanminisasr ther<is -
Feinied, o. Monday. ihs1sh day q July, lsss,
between he hour prescribed b. hp, ii he
court-hoass door In The tovn 81 Pxrclse In
said cuunty, ufsr fr ale 10 the highest bidder.
60 4 credit Of liz rnsushs fue The dzy q ale.
he fdiorinz lsrds lying <ad t<inE In aid
eoanty, knosn a. the pssf half Of the north
vess quarter u s-cfion Is. and th< north half
q sestiss ~. ssd s<vsa acres e ths nerthens
corner q he rosthe><s quarter q section =.
Ill IN bsnzAip 3 rznFs q vsz1 Bod uisk
god security ril b required Of he purchaser
foHE O. HARRISON,
Jew cueinioc~
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ArpITOR p OFFfCE JACHRos.

HNHIIVtH VFFI'ki JAIkFUsi
I, Thomas T.. Swan, Auditor Of Public Ac.
counts Of the State Of Mississippi, 40 hereby
certify that the 1T Louis MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. located at st Louis,
No, has complied with the act entitled AN
a5i 10 regulate agencies Of forcign Insurance
companies, approved January 81, 1857, and
In virtue u the power vested IN me by said
Law, | hereby authorize
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Business House for Rent and Bar
--ln Fixtures for Sale.

I will sell on SATURDAY, JUNE ~, 1868,
the BAR FIXTURES Of a Saloon, aud a
BAoArKLLE TABLk, and also rent the house in
which said fixtures were formerly used, In
Batesyille. The house Is In u good location
for business, being the first house east Of the
Railroad. W. A, HINES,
may30-lm Administrator.
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Halssf1fu aaalaf 4 Nj ffss hsis mr
"A r hA4 bsFHFs 80 lANsmfA fHst ihfi
ahssHpilm has fHh gi, Aha shlsa tatf lrnf
Aseiy isats y Ihs' papsi I'll Hob fa'Hlhg
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Strict attention givea 10 the ssls ss1ssy
Of COTTON asd other County Psse.sa
stock Of Begging, Rope and lfss ~
other Plantation suppisAs Ar q ~
plets. ~
rorsuf ewad
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A MATTER OF INTEREsr.-As nearly every ply
stefan in the South prescribes wolfes Schiedam
Schrapps for use in families, the following para.
graph from the New York Express will be read
with interest:
Food for He Ldsoyers.--We understand that
Mr.. Udolpho Wolfe, of this city, has commenced
over twenty suits against persons infringing on
his trade mark of Schiedam Schnapps; and un.
less We are sadly mistaken In the character and
purpose of Mr.. Wolfe, they will be made to suffer
for the infringement. 1t may not be generally
known, but il is nevertheless the fact, that the law
of 1923 is very severe against imitators and
counterfeters, and that its administration will be
summary in all cases of conviction. The law is
directed not only against those who make the
counterfeit, but those who use, aid or abet its
use. People who sell any article or mixture,
knowing it to be counterfeit are deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and are liable to the party az.
grieved in the sum Of 500 for each offense which
may be recovered In any court of law in the State
of New York. Persons Of speculative tendencies
and small conscientiousness, who try to turn the
talents Of others to their own account, should be
hereby admonished to use discretion with their
zeal, SO as to avoid unpleasant consequences. Peo
pie need not think to infringe this law and invade
Mr.. Wolies rights with impunity for case has al.
ready been decided in bis favor which stands
as precedent and final decision Of the Supr sme
Court.
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TEXAS ITEM 3.

We clip the following from the Tyler Reporter
OF the 4h list. From every quarter we hear that
the roads are crowded with wagons, taking cot.
ton to market. The fact begins to demonstrate
itsef that the crop of East Texas and especially OF
Smith couAty, is much larger than was supposed
few weeks ago. The rivalry between Marshall
Jefferson aid Shreveport, as cotton markets will
become quite interesting in a week or two more.
Kingdom for q railroad to some point!
We clip ms follows from the Marshall Repub.
hcan, oftbe 9Th: Eight cars leave Marshall every
morning-eue passenger and seven freight cars.
which retprn In the evening. There Is also
night train. Over six hundred bales il neces.
ssry, can be carried off every day. and back
freghts brought In. For weeks large droyes of
cattle frouS the praires have been driven through
Marshall o. their way to New Orleans. II would
seem as II the cattle ranges of Northern Texas
were inexhaustible.
For the purpose Of making Otto do Justice to
his wife, Minnie, we publish the annexed adver-
tisement fom the Brennan Banner. We hope
the Texaspapers will be the means of hunting up
Otto, and make him to gorge his i'll gotten gains,
as well ar to do justice TO Minnie: Mrs. Minnie
Zcisse, German woman who resides near Round
Top, In Fdyette county, wants to know the where
aboufs OF her husband, Otto Zcisse, who recently
sold all their property Of every kind, and then de-
serted his wife and two little children, leaving
them utterly destitute. He took off with him
about $1,000 IN money, $500 of which was her own
money, given to her by her father. The said
Otto is small man. short hair. gray eyes, has red
whiskers On his chin, and looks young. Informs.
uon as to the whereabouts of the runa way will be
thankfully received by Mrs. Minnie Zcisse, ct
Brennan.
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TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER II. 1868.
THE STATE DFMOCRATIC CONvEN.
TION.

The convention met yesterday in the hall of the
Dsutscbe Company, according to the call. Hon.
AS. Heron, president in the chair, and Messrs
Arroyo and Barrow secretaries. One hundred
and forty foui members present from the variou.
parishes and the city@the total number of dele
gates being two hundred and ffty.four. A quo.
rum consequently was In the room.
The chairman stated that the frs. thing in orde,
was report from the committee on permanent
organization, of which Hon. Robt. @. wicklife ID
chairman. COL Mouton, one of the members Of
the committee, stated that he was not aware OF
any meeting of the committee having been held
that he had never received any notification to at
tend meeting, but he thought it proper the
members present should retire and prepare a re-
port.
Mr.. Brady, also of the committee, remarked
that he too bad waited for the committee to be
called together. Considering 1t important that
the committee should report as soon as practical
BILE, Mr.. Brady suggested that the places of alb.
fen.ees should be niied by people who WERE
present.
resolution was adopted authorizing the chair
to fill vacancies. Col. Heron accordingly ap-
pointed Messrs. Ellison, Blackmsn and B. B.
Semmes. Tie committee were requested to make
their report ht meridian to day. Moved and sec.
onded that tie chairman request all but delegates
and men specially invited to retire from the hall.
This motion was vehemently opposed by Col.
Race and other gentlemen. What this convention
does, they taid, should receive the scrutiny and
earnest ettion of the people of Louisiana, and
every citizen of whatever party should have the
privilege OF being present. Motion Withdrawn.
1.-The reporter of the CRESCENT remarks here that
Mr.. W. R. Fish and Mr.. Tracey, two prominent
Radicals, were in the hall just before this resolu-
ton was offered and rejected. They were treated
with courtesy.1
Mr.. Campbell. of Orleans, offered resolution
providing for the election by country parishes and
city wards Of members to the State Central Com.
mittee. Referred.
Several other resolutions on the same subject
were offered and referred. Some of these censur.
ed the present State Central Committee.
Mr.. Bower, Of Jefferson, read series Of elo-
quent resolutions, branding as false and infamous
the charges Of intimidation and fraud made by the
Republican State Central Committee and affirmed
by the Republican newspaper. Referred.
commun ltion was received and accepted,
from Major VIM. II. Ellis. secretary of the Han
cock Club, rendering the use of the rooms of that
club, over Che Imperial Coffeehouse, to the mem.
bers of the convention, collectively and indivdu-
ally.
Mr.. Gubfnator offered q resolution to discon.
time hereafter all representation in the conyen.
ton by proxy. Referred.
The CONVENTION then adjourned to IL O'Clock
this forenoon.
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The special attention Of our readers is called to
the advertisement of grand vocal and instru.
mental concert, to be given on Wednesday, the
18th inst, at Odd Fellows Hall, to raise funds for
the purchase of an organ for Prytania Street
Church. From what we know of the programme
and performers, it promises to be o brilliant
affair. Tickets can be procured at the principal
hotels, music and jewelry stores, and we advise
our readers by all means to provide themselves,
believing that they will not regret it.
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Our planters have commenced grinding, and we
no cause can be had for complaints. Some sugar
and molasses. made BY Messrs. Dubuclet, Des-
londs and Randolph, have already been sent to
the city and We understand that yearly oil our
planters are grinding with equal succeas-[fber.
vile Pioneer, 14th.
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The regular meeting of the Seymour Knights
takes place this evening, at halfpast O'Clock.
Those who have signed the roll of the new organ
ization, and those who may be DESTROYS of doing
so. will be on hand at club headquarters, Royal
efreat
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10y reference to our special notice column. It
VIII be seen that the Washington Benevolent
Association hold their regular monthly meeting at
Hawkins's club-rooms, this evening, at half. past
o'ciockI Onicers and members please take
notice.
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.-.--. -...A month. '-..',. '...... !. month.

uonshy Advertisements svsry lay. b
oaresd twsthirds TIE shove rate. tr1 f..-
ma and Fourth monthly Advertisements, each square
- pm month.
Ssnssas sdvssssmsnss having the Of the paper as
nsssasn. q 70 psr square; each subssausnssssrsn esns
~ square, t- 81 --
1ss and Fourth page transient sdvsss.snts. each
BsFtioa, 81 70 per square &
AAvstissnsnts isssrsA asntsrvals 70 ~ aged
eneh insertion
Regular Advertisers advertise largely allowed
ssh discount from above named transient rates b
ngsssd upon; prsv that shA SAGA disooun
sssd spsr cont.
Al business savsssnsnts ssbs charged soosns
- - line. saoh Insertion Ulrl
Al transient Advertisements nlst - paid for In advance
An Advertisements marked for any specified numbs
nsstons win be pubishedsx times and charged accordingly
ARbls With regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
lsqaars the spscs occupied sy ten lines solid agate.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
u Published svsU Saturday morning Subscription, %
~ ansun. in sdvsace haysary and quarterly
ngis eepss 10 ssnts
R.ssss Of Advsrtisings
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-17
CALLS-HOW TO BE MADE.
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One cent Of the Stock viii be required subscribing
and subsequent calls per cent per month
viii be made BY the Board OF Directors to time as
be necessary TO supply funds equip the
lnes but calls will be made per cent paid
until the entire Capital Stock shall have been subscribed
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-17

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