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To the Editor Of the State Journal

To the Editor Of the State Journal:
In your issue of the 9th inst. appears a
card from Saml. l.. Anablc, in which he
states that being Secretary of the Congress
sional Committee he knew of its action, and
therefore proceeded as if he had been duly
informed. In reply to this, have to say,
that he was not present at the Committee
meeting, and am informed by the officers
of that Committee, that it was impossible
for him to have known anything of their
proceedings. So much for this. Now in
relation to the township committee giving
weeks notice: have yet to see (and |
have talked with many members,) a single
man from either township, save the handful
that assembled to do the work of what
complain, that knew anything Of it. Inre-
lation to the meagre votes received by Hart
and myself, | will say for his qualification
that would not have felt complimente1 to
have had the support or even the full
strength of any assemblage under such Cir
cumstances. In conclusion he says, "their
actions are sufficient to satisfy anyone not
infatuated with Cincinnati" If he intends
to say that am in sympathy with or have
been i'll sympathy with, the Cincinnati
Convention, he is guilty of base and ma
licious misrepresentation. But let me ask
him if he was not opposed to instructing
delegates from this District to vote for
Grant until he got an office, saying that she
was-tired working for nothing"
r. A. FRAYsER.
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GALE BY ASSIGNEE AND TRUSTEE

y OF REAL ESTATE. LYING NEAR
JETERSVILLE, IN AMELIA COUNTY, AT
AUCI1ON.-Parsuant to the provisions of
deed from John III Neal 10 T. III. Campbell, trus-
tee, for the benefit of diverse creditors, bearing
date September l3, 1866, and OF record in the
clerks Office of the county of Amelia; an order of
the District Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, in the matter of
John II. Neal, Bankrupt, and of order of
the County Court of said county, appointing the
undersigned substituted trustee in the stead of
said Campbell, the undersigned will sell at public
auction, at Amelia courthouse, at O'Clock, p
NJ, Wednesday, 26th of June, 1872 THAT being
courtday) the Tract of Land conveyed by said
deed, lying absut half a mile from JeterSvile, on
the Richmond and Danville railroad in Amelia
county, and containing, by estimation, 275 acres.
This land lies in q healthy region, about two
miles from the Amelia Sulphur Springs, and has
upon it fair improvements
TERMS.-One-third cash, and the balance in
Two equal payments at one and twoyears notes
bearing interest to be given for the deferred
payments, and the title to be retained until the
whole of the purchase money shall have been
paid w. B. TABB,
assignee of j. II. Neal bankrupt,
Ju o-law4w and substituted Trustee, &c.
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DaacsUe.-J. Ii. Pemberton, w. L.
Sutherlin.
Ne1c Horh.-Alex. Foreman, W. o.
Smith.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis Blair, Mr.. Clair
borne Walker was added to the list. The
report was then unanimously adopted.
Resolutions We're unanimously adopted
requesting the directors to go on with the
building Of the ship and to raise the amount
necessary.
A considerable amount of stock was then
subscribed, and the meeting then adjourn
ed.
The best possible spirit prevailed, and it
was manifest from the enthusiasm of the
meeting, which, as we have said, was the
largest one the company ever held, that
there can be no doubt of a successful issue.
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Niayorality in Excelsis.

The restoration of st. Mary Redcliff
Church, Bristol, is now on the eve of COM
pletion, after bling in progress for nearly
30 years. The movement in favor of the
restoration was set on foot in 1912, and the
work was actually commenced three years
later. Forty thousand pounds was the
sum originally estimated for the work, and
of this amount 3S 900, has been actually ex-
pended on the church.
On Thursday afternoon there was high
ly interesting ceremony in connection with
the completion of the spire, which rises to
height of two hundred and eighty feet
from the ground, being more than seventy
feet higher than the next loftiest church in
Bristol. The Mayor (Alr. w. Proctor Ba-
kerr accompanied by the Mayoress, the Vi
car, and the two church wardens, ascended
to the summit Of the steeple, and laid the
cap-stone, in sight of a large concourse of
spectators.
The ceremony was fixed for 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon, but just at that hour very
heavy thunderstorm occurred, the rain and
hail descended in torrents, which delayed
the ascent for more than half an hour.
About 160 feet of the height was accom-
plished in cage elevated by steam. The
Mayor and some other gentlemen of the
party did the rest of the journey by means
of ladders almost perpendicular, where a
slip or false step would have been almost
certain death.
The others, including, of course, the
Mayoress, did the second half of the jour
ney in cage, which merely consisted of q
couple of pieces of wood connected by a
rope and lifted by the workmen. The
Mayor then laid the cap-stone, in the name
of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, and
the vicar of theparsh madea few remarks
after which those present including The
Mayoress, mounted the stone, the gentle.
men waving their hats.
After remaining in their elevated posi-
ton for about an hour, during which time il
rained almost necessarily, the party re
turned without accident to terra .tlma
The Mayor and Mayoress were heartily
cheered, and the bells of the church ran.
out merry peal.-Lonaoa Times.
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Letter from William Lloyd Garrison

Mr.. VIM. Lloyd Garrison has written
letter to MIR. Sumner regarding his late
speech in ths Senate in which he says:
owe it to you to say, with all the frank
ness which sincere friendship justifes, that
| have carefully read your speech in sharp
arraignment of the President; and my con-
viction is that it is ill.judged, ill-timed, and
so extravagant in its charges and bitter in
its personalities as to neutralize whatever
of just criticism can be found in it. 1t will
assuredly serve the purposes of the worst
foes the cause of impartial freedom has most
to fear, very many of them now rallying
under the deceptive banner of Liberal Re-
publicanism )" but the loyal liberty-uphold-
ing party, with which you have hitherto
been proud to be identified, will pursue it
with deep regret if not unfeigned astonish-
ment. Certainly you do not represent Mas.
sachusetts in this sweeping impeachment.
Her Republican people are almost unit for
the reelection of the man whom you at
tempt to stain with crime and cover with
infamy.
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REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS.
There will be meetings held in the several
wards of the city next Friday night, at u
O'Clock, for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the Congressional convention, to be
held on the llth inst, for the purpose of
re-organizing the Congressional committee,
and calling the nominating convention.
Jefferson ward meeting will be held in
the usual place, corner Franklin and Mayo
streets.
Monroe ward meeting will be held at the
Third street church.
Marshall ward meeting will be held at
Chimbo razo.
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NATURE believes in division of labor.
and variously groups the vocations of men.
Usually when she creates a man of action
she takes away from him the aptitudes of
the man Of ideas. The latter is fond of
spiritual Investigation, and the former of
material labors. The one loves retirement,
and the other the world the one
peace of mind, and the other the combat /;
the one great books, and the other great
passions. Doubtless Plato never could
have been Pisistratus, nor Montesquieu,
have been Colbert. TO unite thought with
action, as in Caser, is prodigy. TO unite
energy Of speech with energy of will, as in
Danton, is miracle. Great qualities
usually result from great defects. To bal
ance in one person the idea with the act,
energy of intelligence with activity of life.
is a gift which nature has allowed in high
degree to Gambetta.-From The Repub-
lican, Movement in Europe" by Emilio
CASTELAR,, in Hnpcrs Magazine for June.
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WHAT, then, can the Democrats gain by
taking up Mr.. Greeley as their candidate
At all events, they can loose nothing by it.
They all know that their case is absolutely
hopeless with a regular Democratic nomi-
nee. 1t could be no more hopeless with
Greeley. He has had many personal
friends among Republicans, and may carry
with him greater number of these than the
hated Grant party believe possible. twill
do no harm to the Democratic corpse to
apply that sort of galyanism, and it may do
unexpected good. At least, it will be a
sad comfort to see the dead thing stirring
for moment with even CHASTITY galvanic
life, ere the last shadow Of hope departs.
--Milioaaikee Sentinel.
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AUCTION SALES.

A sSlGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPT EF-
AFECTS IN SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY,
l shall on Saturday, the 18th, of June 1879, at
Berlin, in southampton county, at the residence
of Milton ID. Butler, proceed to sell for cash,
ONE MULE, SEVEN HEAD OF CATTLE,
property surrendered in the said M. ID. Buffers
schedule. WILLIAM b. SHANDS
Assignee in Bankruptcy, of Milton d. Butler.
in b-d9t
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Louisiana Politics

Neo Orleans, June G.-The committees
Of the liberal Republicans and Democrats
have reported. Each maintains a separate
organization, and appoints committee to
agree upon common ticket and fix ba-
sis of cooperation between the two par.
ties the ticket and basis of cooperation
to be approval of either convention.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
Il 10th day of May, 1872, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, against the estate of James G. Roy
of Henrico county, and State of Va, who
has been adjudged bankrupt on his own peti-
tion That the payment of any debts, and the
delivery of any property belonging to said bank
rupt, to him or for his use and the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law: That
meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt
to prove their debts, and choose one or more as
signees of his estate, will be held at court of
bankruptcy, to be holden at the Registers office
in Richmond, Va, before w. w. Forbes, Esq.
Register, ON the 18th day of June, A. d.
1872, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
DAVID b. PARKER,
ju 3-M2w u. s. Marshal
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The soldiers of Massachusetts have
started a movement for the erection of a
memorial tablet over the grave of the late
Governor John A. Andrew. A little flag,
planted by some tender hand, in the grave
yard at bingham, is all that at present
marks the burial-place of that loyal
Governor, who covered the state with a
mantle of glory.
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STEREoscoPIC VIEws.-Capt. G. F.
Johnston newsdealer, No. 9ls Main street,
has presented US with several fine views OF
members of the international Typographi-
cal Union, photographed at the base of the
Washington monument, by Geo. O. Ennis,
Esq. If you wish to see something really
beautiful in that line, call on Johnston.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1877 Main Street.

A SSiGNEES SALE OF LARGE STOCK
IN of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WOODEN
WARE, Sc, at Auction.-I will sell on TUES
DAY, June 18th, Commencing at 10 O'Clock al
the Store of. Waggoner 4 Harvey, Bankrupts
No. 10 18th street. Consisting of SUGARS,
LIQUORS, SOAPS, WOODENWARE, sc $50. .-.sa
TERMs-All sums under 800 cash, $IO0 and
over that amount 80 days credit for approved
negotiable notes.
L. M. GARNETT, Assignee
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
iu 4-6t Auctioneer
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The Enquirer closes to-day's leader
"A Restored Union," with poetical quo-
tation which is both incorrect and incom-
plete. We respectfully tender corrected
version, the omissions in italics:
A Union of Lakes, a Union of Lands,
4 Union of States, sever;
A Union of Hearts, q Union of Hands,
And the Flag Of or Union Jorerer.
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Conseryatlye Congressional Conyention.

Wilmington, N. c., June 5.---The Con-
gressional Conservative convention here re-
nominated Waddell by acclamation, and
while no positive resolutions were passed
nfavor OF the Cincinnati nominees, Greeley
and Brown, evidently paramount resolu-
tions harshly urge change, and "congrat-
ulate the country upon the favorable pros
poets of the utter defeat of the military
despotism and official corruption in the ad-
mnistration of the general government"
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TN EHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
OF Virginia.
In the matter of Robert Harvey vs. Waggoner
Harvey, bankrnpts-in bankruptcy.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
The undersigned, e. M. Garnett, of Rich
mond city, Virginia, hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of the estate OF Wag-
goner Il Harvey, of Richmond, in said district,
who were, on the 27th day of April, 1879, ad-
judged bankrupts on their creditors petition by
the District Court OF said District.
Dated Richmond Va, June lst, 1872.
e. M. GARNETT,
le 4-I3W Assignee.
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FAIR AT UNION STATION CHURCH,
The ladies of Union Station Methodist
Church have determined to continue their
Feast and Fair during this week. We
trust they will beliberally patronized in the
good work; object, benefit of the church.
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OF THE SOUTH

Trained for a successful start in Business Life,
taught how to get a living, make money, and
become euterprising, useful citizens, at Eastman
College. The oldest Practical Business Training
School, and the only one providing situations
for Graduates. Total expenses for prescribed
course, 800 to Sl26. No vacations. Address
for Catalogues of 5000 in business, and full par
ticulars, H. G, EASTMAN, LII. D., President,
Poughkeepsie, NJ Y, on'the- Hudson,
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w. b. TABB,
Assignee of Thomas Hewlett.

The undersigned, one of the devisees of the
said Thomas Hewlett, Sr., deceased, will attend
the sale above advertised, with the view TO ne
gotiatng a sale on private terms of his interest
as devisee, as aforesaid, and as one of the heirs
of Dr. John Hewlett, deceased, In the real estate
of which the said John Hewlett died seized.
ju 5-law4w. JAMES b. HOWLET.
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Twenty Years in the peni,entiary.

Buffalo, N. T., June 5.-John Rose, a
Canadian, has been sentenced to twenty
years in the penitentiary, for an outrage on
a achild. The ejudge regretted that he could
not sentence him to death.
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FROM WASHINGTON
Washington Items.

Washington, June 6.-It is asserted that
secretary Fish has resigned.
The Spanish government will release DR..
Houard as favor to the United States,
but if the demand is made on the ground
of American citizenship, it will be refused.
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MEMORIAL DAY IN PETERSBURG.
Company F, and the Sidney Grays and the
Richmond l.. /. Blues, have determined to
visit Petersburg next Saturday to assist in
the memorial ceremonies on that day, and
will leave here at one o'clock on special
train.
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TT lsToRY OF
THE GREAT FIRES

In CHICAGO and the WEST, by Rev. E. ].
Goodspeed, d. d., of Chicago. Only complete
history. 700 syo. pages; 70 engrayings. 10000
already sold. Price $500. 1000 agents made IN
20 days. Profits 60 TO sufferers. AGENTS
WANTED. H. s. GooDspRED q Co., 81 Park
Row, New York, =
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Hartford, Conn, June 6.-Oapt. Colyo-
coresses, who was killed on Monday. in
Bridgeport, had insurance upon his life
amounting TO SlSj,000.
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Ne,o FORK, June 6.-Stocks very weak. Gold
steady at ll4h Money easy at per cent. EN-
changelong % . short, l0k. Governments
firm and steady. State bonds quiet and steady
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ri TICE.
The Republicans of the different wards of the
city OF Richmond will meet at their respective
halls on FRIDAY NIGHT the 7th, instant at
o'clock tor the purpose of selecting delegates
to a Congressional Convention to be assembled
in Richmond on the llth of the present month.
The Chairman Of the different Wards will
please cooperate with the City Central Commit
tee in carrying out this order
BY order of the City Central Committee.
GEORGE L. Bailey,
Ju CIT Secretary.
DUY YOUR WATER CUULEKs
ID at w. J. ANDERSON'S,
SIS Main and POS Broad street.
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FROM ABROAD.


Great inundation-40,oo People Houseless.
Rome, June G.-There has been a great
imuudation of the river Po, near Ferrara,
causing widespread desolstion and terrible
suffering. Immense tracts of country are
under water, and forty thousand people are
rendered bouseless
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ENGLAND.

London, June G.-Jan Rudolph Thor
beck, the eminent statesman and Minister
of Holland, is dead.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

OFFICE OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT
~ OF SCHOOLS, 1901 Csay Street, Rich
mond, Va, June 9th, 1872.
The School Board will receive applicatio
in the Public Schools of the city of Richmond
until July 9th, ADDRESS applications to
J III. BINFORD,
Ju6 Superintendent Schools.
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Strike in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June G.-Tbe laborers at
the gas works have struck, and it is proba-
BILE that the convention may have to close
it's labors in darkness.
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DIED.

On Thursday, 9Th inst, at 2H o'clock, Ed
WARD, infant son of E p Murphy, aged six
months and ten days.
His funeral will take place on tomorrow Fri
day., at 8 o'clock from his fathers residence on
9Th street, between Broad and Marshall.
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San Francisco, June 6.-Returns from
Oregon indicate Republican successes.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
TWENTIETH ANNUAL SESSION

EVENING SESSION.


EVENING SESSION.
The committee of finance reported that
they had carefully examined the secretary
and treasurer's report, and found it correct.
The committee reported in favor of allow
ing the president of the International Union
5000 per annum for his services the secre-
tary and treasurer $500; the corresponding
secretary $500 the sergant-at-arms So per
diem the messenger So per diem.
The report of the committee was adopted
by the following vote: yeas, Sc; nays IL.
INVITATIONS.
Mr.. Crump sent the following paper to
the secretary's desk:
To the President and Members Of the International
Typographical Union:
The ladies' connected with st. Johns
church-the oldest and most historic church
edifice in Virginia invite your
association to attend their festival and feast,
now in progress at Virginia Hall, either
individually or collectively, at any time,
during your stay in the city.
The invitation was accepted.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Pride-That the sympathy and
ouppuiI vi Cillo COllNcllOlOlI Uc lcu-
dered the striking printers Of this city.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Bleyer-That the secretary be
instructed to have printed 5000 copies of
the proceedings of the 20th session of the
Union, and distribute the same pro rata
among the subordinate Unions. Adopted.
By Mr.. Sleater-That the president be
authorized to fix upon some plan, in his
judgment, for the better representation of
subordinate Unions in the International
Union to meet in Montreal. Adopted.
By Mr.. Daffin-That the per capita tax
be reduced from 20 cents to 10. Laid over
for one year.
By Mr.. Paddison-Th this Union adj
joun sine die on Friday morning at 10
O'Clock. Laid upon the table.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON RETURNS.
The committee on returns made a re-
port through the chairman. From the re-
port, the per capita receipts for the past year
appears to be sl,717 go; total receipts,
$35, ,3OS %; total membership, S,5S5 !;
number of members in good standing,
1851 number of deceased members, 142;
reinstated, Sc; expelled, 15l; suspended,
III; admitted by card, 3,71S; initiated,
l,593.
w SECRET SESSION.
The Union then went into secret session,
and subsequently adjourned until Friday
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VOUNG MEN

my l6-Th2w
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STEAMSHIPS
EOR NEW YORK.

EOR NEW YORK. sxss
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CONT-
PANY'S elegant sidewheel steamship VIVA
NOKE, Capt CoUcH, will sail on FRIDAY,
June 2, at o'clock p. M.
Freight received until p. M
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
blz w
Steerage.. .......... ................. 90
Round Trip Tickets ....................... 20 90
For freight or passage apply to
r JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
Je 6-3t No. 3 Governor street.
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS w. KEESEE auctioneer, No. 1917
Main street, will sell ON Tuesday, June 1lth
at the store of Waggoner & Harvey, No. 10
Fourteenth street, in the city of Richmond
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a large stock OF
groceries, liquors, woodenware, &c.
THOMAS E. COBBS, assignee will resell (the
purchaser having failed to comply with
the terms of former sale), in Pittsylvania
county, the tract of land upon which VIM.
@. Claiborne, bankrupt, now resides, on
Saturday, June 22d.
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STEvESsBuRG, Culpeper County, Va.
Several of my neighbors have the Wilcox &
Gibbs machine, and it is much more suitable for
family sew ng than the double-hread, which l
have. would like to exchange.
b X WILLIE
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WANTS.

4 LADY FROM EDINBUKtiH II, SCOTLAND,
IA wishes situation as GOYERNESS;, who
teaches English, French and Music.
Address O. HENDERSON,,
my Is d3t&wit* Box II, Fredericksburg, Va.
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SECRET SESSION.

SECRET SESSION.
The Union then went into secret session,
and subsequently adjourned until Friday
morning at nine o'clock.
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"ANfED go STONE CUTTERS ON
w CURBING Twenty-Five cents per lint al
foot given. Apply at the James River Granite
Company's quarry, two miles below the city
my 25-2w
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TERMS

5--re.7sr TERMS:
DAILY-$6 per year; six months, Ss; three
months, $1.50; month, so cents.
SEMI-WEEKLY-$2.6 per year; six months,
1876; three months, 76 cents.
.rf Il WEEKLY-$1.50per year; six months, rs cents
fla ~ WEEKLY and SEMI WEEKLY y0URNAL
e Clubs at eptrsmeLy loto rates.