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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-08-10
THE STATE PROGRAmmE.

In our last we ventured upon
some conjectures as to the probable
position of parties in the canvass
soon to be initiated, combining our
study to Federal politics. The pros
pect did not appear to us clear nor,
what we could see of it, inviting.
If in Federal politics the horizon
seemed dark and surroundings diff
ficult, it is certain that the pilots
who direct the course Of the good
ship Tennessee will have no easier
problem for what viii be the lead
ing question in the politics of this
State?
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
County Convention, ,


Pursuant TO II cal Of "Many
Democrats, 4 convention was held
in O.ceola, Apill 2d., 1878, with
Logan j. Rozzell in the chair, and
s. S. Scmmes ns Secretary. The
object oi the convention was AN
nounced to be Tor the purpose oi
appoin'inga County Democrat,
Executive Committee
On motion the said cummit,c,
was Iini'trd to seven members. tw,
to be from tbs upper portion OF III,
coantl; Nv from the middle; twc
from the lower; and one from the
western. and To one secretary.
From Among the various noniu,
atoms, the following gentlemen
W re duly elected mcmbe of said
committee, 10 wii:.
4. II. Musgrave, DR.. +. d. Rbra
DR.. + NJ. Pol;cy, DR.. II, c. Dan.
navlni, Harry :. Williams, Esq.
DR., J. +. Da, ies aud Isaac l.. Dan
ghcr,y S. $. Scmmcs, Secretary
The Secretary was instructed {,
notify the members SO elected, and
to requcs, them to meet in O.ccol,
on Tuesday, May, 7lh.. 1873, at |.
O'Clock, NJ, for organization.
Convention then adjourned sin,
dc
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
Result OF the Municipal
Election.

The election Tor municipal oiii-
GERS for the town o; Oscc0la, last
Tuesday, passed. off very quietly ;
and rs the result had been pretty
clearly determined several days in
advance, little or no effort was ex
ertcd by the lew advocates OF what
was here known as the Brick yard
and An,i-liquor License Tax ticket,
and the only regret felt WAS that Q
few sound and otherwise influential
citizens suffered their names TO bc
used, in order 10 cover the real ob
icct aimed al, and give the ticket
the coloring and ring OF genuine
democracy, anl icaliy to peace. law
and veal Of the people within Tho
corporate limits.
The following Ia the result Of the
votes cast, and though not iIl
vote OF the corporation, (the tota
voting strength being about seven
~ five) il expresses The will OF ih,
majority OF tae citzensI
For Mayor,
S. II. Steele, AZ; r. e. Prewett
5; n. l.. Cook, ]; NJ. Heinz, l.
For Recorder;
8. y. Semmes, 4s; l.. Eoussnn !
For Aldermen:
W. +. Hale, 4l; John Matthews
lS; G. +. Stowell, 46; &. r. Brick
ey, ~; +. NJ. Pctley, 30; ID. Mat
thews. q; John l.. Driver, l2, II
&. Prowe,l, I; W. B. Haskins, |
II. &. Dunnavant 3; J. T.. frlts, l
The Council elected, and sine,
lnaugurated. is as follows: Mayor
y. II. Steele; Recorder, = s
/. Ecmmes: Aldermen, G. II. Brickey
W. r. Hale, John Matthews. I. n
pettey, G. +. StoweIl.
This constitutes as good a boarf
o. we hare ever had, ard we fee
soa6jeDt that tho individual inter
q q every citiscn will be studi
lalvs,a spa sscl' nsasarss
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
BEATTY PLANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
ty's Celebrated Golden Tongue
PariOr Organs.
\ word in III ir {. ynr. read;
Fr,m IN. (Elgin, III } Krformrr

4 word IN III ir favor read:
From the (Elgin. III ltcformcr:
"We have ia our own b.use one OF the piqnos
advert sd hy pauioi + Beatty IN another cul-
umn, aud dn lut hesitate t. recommend II from
out knoNi,dge OF iis qualify. Dir Beatty has
dealt very hunOrab,y ny Us.
d. r. Ncd;wck. of i,ouaparte. i.ws, says
'"Orysn came 10 nanh aIi safe, and after one
hours tr,al seud y,.u tie crsh u more than
uests my expect tons Tie tone Is rAcrcdiug
w iu- and miod;pus, aud tn, ease Is stylish and
beautifully finishcd -
From l. r.Irfet. Tag Cashier National Broad
way bauk, New York;
Organ No. Goa received. As | am fully satis-
ge,l y ith the insttui,iett. remit without fur
ihsr delay have aot ih,u,ht II necessary to call
experts TO test ii. Al my family are delegated -
Every instrument tully warranted Tor six years
a. strict first ciass Ia every respect nhd - a
guarantee i good niih they are shipprd on from
5toi'd,ys' Test trial. money refunded and fgcigoI
charg,f paid both Ways ay ne II they arc IA any
tom rnisrcirescnted or prove unsaii,fartory
Nuihiug fairer than hi can he "hercd
ACE\rS :, A>irp, lut where | have none
srae discounts made 10 iniroinoe IN new loc ii
Ilrs send tor lllustrat' hDNtRi,isEH (Cata-
lp.uc Edition.. with tcstimon ale from distin-
guished persons, some OF whom you may know
before hp, ing elsewhere. address, DASiEL +.
BEATTY. " asEin.ton, New Jersey
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
w arnlng Order.
In the cireui, Court of Mississippi county in

In the ;ircuit Court of mississippi county In
equity,
Eii Diamond aud Virginia Diamond his wife, o
Lee county, Arkansas, vs.. Tiiman ! Sexton
a. the gduinis,iator - the estate of Irwr.nc,
Spcck, dccensed, Mrs C-rol.nc sexton vii,
oi said iiiman ! sexton, and 1iiin'n j
Sexton in right oi his said vie: Marsha
specs. shelby -pcck, Mary Ann >pSrk. Rem,
Sp,qk, "a minor about titrcn years rage. auo
the AN uowu heirs a law Of the late MlchFe
Rcis d, ceased, and Pole, Jones. tate Po!l-l
Sp,ck, widow Of said H.is, deceased
The above namcd delcrdaLts, via the M
snnwn heirs at law of ia. lat. chael Rc,,
deceased, are war cd 10 appear in this cur
wiihiu tiiriy daNs and answer the complaint a
IN plaintiff, Eli piimDud AID Virginia Di@
moid TAI wife, or the complaint will be taken
Ton confessed ~ tu them.
j. Is. L HALE, Clerk.
BY Hugh Il Me 'isb, -. c.
Or LYLEs solicitor for Pla ntilfs. Asa
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
ArNoUN. r.MENI-.

We are authorized To announce
Col. Po.ndextef Dunn. OF Forrest
, ity. ia II candidate for congress,
a. represent the + rsi Congrcsslon-
nj d,s,riei of Arkansas. subject To
the nclipn OF tie FIRST Congresslon-
al conyentiop.
We are authorized 10 announce
Hon. j. ". llonse, oi Senrcy, ~ II
tand!datc TOR cof gress, To repro
cent the Fltst Congressional dis
trict OF Arkansas subject TO the
pc,ion OF the First Congressional
convention,
Ne are uuihoriZvd 10 announce
Mr.. j, c. Brookfcld, OF Cross
rourtv, us candidate Tor Circuit
.ludgc,.or the 2nd Judicial district,
subject TO the action OF the con
yeu,ion.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06

Col. Il. &. GArsE is out in a two
column letter IN the .illle Rock
GdZtif, IN the second district ud.
dressed to hls constituents in the
first district, to-wit: Sheriff John
y. Driver, pr. Frank J.. james,
Hon. Charles Bowen aud County
Clerk James X. J. Hale.
1t "a splendid samplc Of the art
OF footing ones horn, aud tor the
sake of the ruiiicd feelings, and in
many instances. bitter animosilies,
engenderel in the discussion OF the
Adam Redlicld plan of settling The
state debt, we regret that the Col
onel did not sooner advise the
people and The pres upon the per
sisleLl Efforts that he, IN such a
quiet manner ,-was making towards
the collection from the general gov.
ernmen,, of the per cent. on the
sale of the public laLds OF the state,
IN accordance witn an original com.
pact Nth the united states. Ac.
cordng 10 his statement there are
due the state OF Arkansas several
hundred thousand d llars," pro.
ceeds OF sale of lands and locations
made by the United States. Now, il
such Is lie rasc, aud We have no
doubt oi the fact, why not give the
holders of all legitimate bonds out
standing against the state. orders,
or checks upon tho U. s. Treasury,
and 1T once get rid of this slate
debt muddle, and give our mex,
general assembly u holiday ses-
sion Whai says the State!
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
W arning Order.

In Cittcndcu Circuit Court
tharlc- r Morris aud Mississippi Morris
plaintiffs, against;
William llard.n Baicmsn and .. r. Lyies, de-
i-nacni-
The defendants, Niiiam Harden Batcmar
and u. p. I.ylvs are warned To appear III Una
court. within tlilty days, AMI answer the com
plant al the plaintiffs, Charles i Morris ALI.
Nissi.sip. Morris.
March T., ISIS IL
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
The Se,r,.y Record

The Searry Record
The ed,'or OF the Osceola Times
ins started him a private spelling
-k ile." il one may be allowed /"
indge from the mead of his COS
ceola Rain Drops" 1t took seven
trials to spell "Indignaiion meet
ing" in his last weeks paper.
Yes, but you don't know how in-
dignant We all felt while we were
farming to spell ,hose words.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
w arning Order.

In Circnii Court, Cri tcndcn county,
ohu I, Clarke. p'a.niin, against fannie u
Clarke, dclendaui:
IN. defendant. Fannie u, Clarke is warhc,
to appear IN this Erl, within thirty d yS. an'
answer the complaint OF the p'ainlih, In bii
ior divorce. JOIN Nv ZIP ION, Clerk.
.,yy-4t BN IA l.. L. swtpsIon, u L
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
Warning Order.

In Circuit Coar, oil Cri.teudcu county, IN
equity;
W ID LLmpllin estates, rllintihs.
\ Nj Commrnts Ed, Tupp, LUfie Mckisick
wife of l.. u Mrkisick. FluIfenc, fairihg
tom wife of John Farringion, Emma Iopp
Alice Massey. Blanch Brooks, vile OIL
Broo. :, Juliet To2p and Robertson Tcpp,
yr defendants
The above namcd defendants, except Cicin'
m,ntS, are warned I" APPEAR in lhis couI
within twenty days, aud answer the cpmp!aiGl
ui the plaidti.. .-......
3-l6-4 JOIN sNtPsION tleiK
~ L. -wcpston. ID, {.
D. LYLES, solicitor Tor Plaintif,.-
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
Redemption of Lands.

Notice is hereby given that Riley sanders
has r, r,de-ned the sw y OF the nv =. and the So
= oi ths ue = ot section =, township ii. rnnee
o, east, sold tor iaxes luue / 1877 and then
,uichssrd by John y iliil, by pai log into lie
county treasury the sum OF SAlg, tie amount
oi t,Ats. penaiiy, mt rtsl anu is,
j n Z HALE, clerk
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
Rose City Globe.

A new aspirant for public pat
ronage, edhed and published by
Harry Dcjsrnett at Lt,le Rock y
nn our table. II is IL neat spicy
. Il ably edited sheet and deserves
Surct -.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
Redemption Of Lands.

Nutic, is hereby given thar John W Will
hanson has this day redeemed the sc and ~
\ ui section L., township u. range TO- east
which was sold for taxes June IL, ls71, aud
ilien bought by A I. tlsseil; said Williamson
having PAID into the county treasury tho
amount vi tases, p,nsity. iutcrc-l and cost. VIZ
So N G-2N j. X. Z HALE. CLERK
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
CiiG0rd's FebPifusc. or
Fever and Aguc Cssrc.-This


preparation is obtained by newly
discovered process, and contains
al he active medicinal principles
%, Eas, India Cinchona bark grown
on the Neilgherry hills, from which
all the irrilan, properties have
been eliminated. II Is nature =
avn remedy for all diseases arising
from MalariaI poison. Palatable,
powerful, aniipcriodic aud tonic, it
never tails To cure fever aud sgue,
dumb chiIls, congestiye chills. b'l'
lions fever, periodical neuralgia,
and all diseases OF Malarial origin.
j. G. Richardson, proprietor, 81
Louis. For sale by all druggists.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
Redemption of Lands.

rher Of section G. towns ship u, range o.,
east, which was bOash hy james Davies Oh
rcdc.nod by Miiiam r. llris,aud paying mio
III ,.uniy irrarbiy VI Mississippi County the
sum Of 81, 80, the amoupt reqniied to r,decni
saiG land. JAMES j. BALL, CIR.
April attn ., 1875 By II. McNei.h, u. L.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06

fN3 ~ ,Jbusinees you can engage In.
lf)ES s. 10 sal per day made b. any
LO Ssssss ,Ssr .ra 9s ,ss.is. sss. sex F.a ses "a
a AID samil,s worth - me lbirr' W yOur
syars t::.:e 4, mis- ri=,i,s-~. .tsSs@ss, st.ascn
. To-, iotsaaaa. s.fise.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
Redemption Of Lands.

Not!c, &, hereby given tha' Rley sanders hs,
rclccmea tL, y oi the IA" OF treion ..
/. .wnsAip u, range Q. east, so Tor tahes june
~, ISs3. and then bought ny JUhn " tz4eii,
bv ga,iug mio the coauty treasury thu -sm ul
a. s. thv amount Of taNe>. y. ualty. int,r II and
co,is !, Ii T. II I.E. lleik.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

having 200 pop and the new papers having
lsrgest'c.ic ulGtiou. AL the Religions. Agricul-
iu.al, Scicntihr, snd Other special class Journals.
Tables Of rates, showing cost of advertising and
everything wnch an advertiser would Ike to
Know Naiira on receipt ot cents Address
GtO T.. SOW I'LL A 60 Spruce st, y. Y
(opposite Tribune baIlding1,
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06

The only proper way To est Ice
cream is spoon fashion. Whitehall
Times.
Yes, and its mighty nice to lie
that way. when-mcrc than two
occupics one horse bed.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
E HONEY sN

Can be saved II ron wish 70 purchase Piano or
q, gan by buti / direct ~ lhe, and hesid-e you
are sure vt getting the z, uuine Beatty Piano and
Organ, t.cs eric-i pu,'l and ulnsI pc, i..ct rv.r
made lsats of r'.d nave es'aoi seed theu the
mere 6riniy in popular favor, HnI the u iNrf~al
Verdict now - iG.t there are none better muutr
iaCtur.t H. tly .uTiit- seal on hum iiye 20 III
teen GAys' test .ra sad fully warranted Tor six
ars a. fy.t-c.ss in every respect Money r.-
funded "a fieishi paid boh way by me u uns
sai isfscrory iieatty liin. ifTtrd A sNtufI>t Il
Catalogue Eciiicn.l free Address. D ,sI.L
j 81 a - y sea,n. .ea.. ~ .iaIsss
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06

NSSEZy2Is no, easily canned in these times,
AGk out u can be made ia three
W1 months by Guy one OF either sex &,
ia any iaft OF the country who l.
wilirg to wo.k steadily at the employment that
ac furnish. 49, per werk IN yuur oSn town
lou need not he away frou, home over uight.
You pta gt,e Year whol" time TO ilis work, or
uny yuur SPAR moments We have agent
WIN src mak Ing oyei - per day. All Nh1 EN-
gage at once rau M he money fast AZ the
presenl timf m nry ci,unOt hc made so easily
and rapidly at any olher hdsin"s. Il costs
uaihjug t. Try he bn iiness. Terms and s. out
nt tree Address at once, Il nAiLETr .S 20 ,
Portland, Maine iU--Uiy
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
For Sale.

sns sixth interest IN an undi,idrd ss,sie.
sitaa,ea Ia Mississi, pa comfy. containing b,vOu
acres land all above oNerh " FOR terms
and description apply al this Ufi.ce. l2-stf
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
Notice..

Notice - hereby gwen, warning all persons
no; TO hgg y trade Tor "a certain rronisury note
given by the undersigned in isvor oi sit>. y
Moor. for the sum of about s-eG6, dated lsi6
a. We hold legal and just oaset rgsipsi he
salllv - - .....,...
GEORGIA N ERWiS.
SUE J. McGANOtk.
by Blsekwocd Mathes, Atoln neys
oss"ola, Ark teb. o. ISIS. s-9tI
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06
IULMCNA

cure of CON -uMtTlUN tENrs ~ IT MusT 40
vASchD srAcEsl, Asthmt. Bronchitis lalaith,
amt ali deraHg,m' nts of the AEEtDtS sl>.
TEN. cir ular coEiaIuing raricnlais IT many
cs..s N ce-siu iy treated, iull aurice ioi N,
treatment OF the disvusrs alb re mentioned. AZ /,
certificates actual cures, will be- - nj Tree D.,
mail to al applicants Address @ CAR @
MOSt.>, >oir Proprietor, 10 torilandt strect
New York.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06

and actions had us will be conduc
,vo to the public good and gencraI
welfare Of The corporation.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-06

20 Mixed Cards. with name, 10 ct. samples
~ for Set. stamp. J, hINkLER & Co. Sss-
eau, N
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Extraordinary Bargains
Ladies', Misses, and Clilh0l'S
Underwear.

CnENIsE. PLAIN BAND. 25c.
cnENlsE or FINE MUSLIN. TRIMMED WITH
EDGE 800. and Zoe.
cnINlsE OF riNr MUSLIN. CORDED BAND. ioe
CnEMlSE. WITH THREE ROWS or EMBROIDERY
INSERTING. AND RrrfLE, 4sc.
CHtNl-r Win PLAIN BAND. TRIMMED WITH
EMBROIDERED EDGE. zoe.
ouENl-E. OF flSE MUSLIN. CORDED nAND Isr
cnLMl>E, OF FINE MUSLIN. LAfRA FINISH.
CORDED RANp Is CLUSTER. el,
cnLNisE TUCKED YOKE EMBROIDERED EDGE.
Zoe
cmrN1sr FRONT TRIMMED WIN THREE Eows
or EMBROIDERED INSERTION BANDS. EuDED
WITH EMBROIDERY zoe -lc ami Il
DRAWERS. flNErtcK AND HEM 500. aal az.
pRANEIs. flyETUCK AND EMBROIDERED EDGE.
SOC
DRAWERS. FIVE TUCK AND EMBROIDERED RUFF.
olc
DRAWERS TUCKED TRIMMED WITH INSERTION.
AND EMBROIDERED EDGE. Gsc.
MONT DRESSES. YOKE TUCKED FRONT. TRIMMED
WITH CAMBRIA RrtFLE, 75c.
NIGHT DRESSES, BOBE TUCKED FRONT. TRIMMED
Win A CAMBRIC RUFFLE. 7jc.
NIGHT DRESSES. ROBE FRONT. TRIMMED WITH
INSERTION AND EDGE To- WAIST 80
NIGHT DRESSES. YOKE rrCKEDBACK AND FRONT
TRIMMED WITH CAMBRIC HrFr1I.-
NIGHT DRESSES. YOKE TUCKED. KOBE FRONT.
TRIMMED WITH CAMNklC KuFfLh. 81
NIGHT DRESSES TITO KED FRONT YOKE TRIMMED.
WITH EMBROIDERED RuFfLE. Il - ana sl2b
MONT DRESSES TUCKED ASD PUFF FRONT,
TRIMMED, EMBROIDERED INSERTION AND EDoE,
81 IS.
NIGHT DRESSES TUCKED FRONT. TWO HuNs ur
EMBROIDERED INSERTION CAMBRIA RUFF -
- NIenT pIIESsEs, TICkEp FRONT THREE RoNs
OF EMBROIDERED INSERTION. CAMBRIA KUfILE
slai
NIGHT DRESSES. TUCKED FRONT THREE ROWS
or EMBROIDERED INSERTION, trimmed Idol
81 - ami ~ a.
Nidhr DRESSES, TUCKED ANDrUFF ROBE FROST.
Els
SKIRTS NiNE TvCKs HEST Nr~LrN 5oc
sklhIS FIFTEEN rrCks. Rf 81 Mt slim G5c
SKIRTS WITH DEEP CANBRIC EvFFLk. THREE
rUCk~ II fLOrNCI 75c.
SKIRTS, WITH TWO CANBRIc RUFFLEs EXTRA
WELL MADE. p5c
SKIRTS. WIN EMBROIDERED RurrLE. TUCK
ABOVE II amt - %
SKIRTS WITH TWO EMBROIDERED RrlrLE
Tl'k~ ABOVE ~ 3D.
SKIRTS. VIM NlNF rrcKS ~ FIorNCE TRIMMED
WITH EMBROIDERED EDGE. 81 80
b. FRIENDS, 'D>ioMl KS AND STRANGERS VISIT
lN' NE CRY ARL ElSri'rlriN INttrtp 10
CALL ANp hNAMlNE TINS STOCK BEFORE MAKING
ThLlR srkIAG PURCHASES.
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fIroposaIs,

OFfI'E OF \. \. ELEVATED 1t. r. 60,
UliWtN NIrDU 3f ~
Proposals VIII he received unul T. of urA NJ "a ttur.
~" Mairn 80 H59' Ton Nlus 81, uA,A oi a,N York
rms company reserves the risht 10 roget any Or all
tor specific information am IN To
WALTER KATIE, ,hof lnsineor
80 hrtA lynN. pom
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Stttules.

NV. ". =. STORMS, y y viii deliver his second
~ ihhni lHr ottoman ANA the Mu-ruyltrs thor
J. hs Duo on THURSDAY evening. March ~ 40 iio Acil
'"N Oh Muse ~ "'l' al lhc D"N "in dnuni IN" day
SARA Is. CHASE, NJ. u rlN,iololiral AMI
- H'Nplu-ichl lUolulo. ~ l0 West 1884 81. ever,
wednesday ani Ihursigy, ~ ga each dt, O. lac.
Eni' m,n Admission MtdnrsHnls HOG. Ihur,lAys BOO
Nuai} important for all soni Tor circular Nonr
broadway
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,lcw .tlusit
NEW Mu>ic-full si4e no yer copy send ior
Az cu'"'Osue hAkDIhGs, ~ BVwory.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-23
idewalk. She is old and unable by feebleness

sidewalk. She is old and unable by feebleness
to earn her support by making shirts.-United
States troops have actually invaded Mexico,
and serious trouble is feared.--The Secre-
tary of the Workingmen's Organization in
California denounces Kearney as swindler
and fraud, and says Kearney caused the de-
feat of his party in the recent elections by his
dishonesty and bad manners. A Bismarck,
Dakota, despatch says that the swindle in
which the Indian agent, John E. Tappan, was
an accomplish, was vouching for the delivery
of $4,000 worth of flour which never existed.
Postmaster Key says he does not aspire to
be Governor of Tennessee. banks of
Cincinnati refuse to pay over So cents for trade
dollars.--The New York Express says the re-
port of the special agents of the Treasury de-
partment who have been investigating the
sugar matters will, it is rumored, disclose glar-
ing frauds.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-23
The Rates of Postage.

Postal cards, one cent each, 60 without further
charge to all parts of the United States and Canadas
with an additional onecent stamp they 90 to all parts
Of Europe
All letters, to all parts of the United States and
Canada, three cents per half-ounce.
local, or "drop' letters, that is for the city OF
town where deposited, 2 cents if delivered by car
rers, and cent where there is no carrier system.
Newspapers, daily, semi weekly, tri weekly and
weeklleS, regularly issued and sent to regular sub
scribers cents per pound, payable at the Office Of
publication, newspapers and magazines published
sT San
and handbils, cent for each two ounces or fraction
thereof. ALI other miscellaneous matter, including
unsealed circulars, book manuscripts, proof-sheets,
photographs &C., and also seeds, cuttings bulbs and
roots and merchandise not exceeding four pounds in
weight, cent for each ounce or fraction thereof.
The following are the postal rates with Europe;
The rates for letters for the hafounce or frac-
tion thereof, and those for newspapers for four
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To Great Britain and Ireland, letters cent;
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