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THE FOX CASE.

There are great many rn-
mors afloat as to the manner in
which the late Mr.. Fox came to
his death. In order that the
public may have a thorough
understanding OF the matter
we have been requested to pub
lish the testimony of the physi-
clans vino held the post mortem
examination, and also that of
Mrs. kobro, who was present
at the well shortly after the
discovery OF the body:
j. r. Williamson sworn:
Am a practicing physician.
Las Monday morning was
called upon To examine the
body of A. Fox, deceased. l
found a small, superficial incised
wound on the lower lid of the
right eye; found some confusion
and a confused wound on the
head; it was about large
enough to admit the end of my
finger, and was superficial,
neither OF which wounds were
sufficient to produce death, and
| do not think could have rem
dered Mr.. Fox insensible. Saw
now other marks of violence
upon mis- person. DIR. Lockett
and myself examined the stom-
ach of deceased, and found no
evidence of strychnine or ar
senic. Could not tell from the
examination what produced
Mr.. Fox's dee tn. In my opin-
ion he was alive when he went
into the well, or, in other
words, l think his death was
produced by drowning. 1t is
possible that he might have
been chloroformed. Chloro-
form closes up the air passages
in the throat, the tongue tails
back and suffocation is produced.
Had he been under the ihhu-
ence OF chlorotorm when he
went into the well, unless there
had been relaxation from the
effect of the chloroforln, no
water could have entered the
stomach. We found about a
pint of fluid in his stomach; he
may have drank this before
going into the well. I found
his tongue was thrown back.
W. a. Lockett, sworn: Was
called on at same time as DIR.
Williamson. Describes wounds
substantially the same as DR..
Williamson. In the evening
about 3 o'clock we opened his
stomach; found the organs
healthy; about one-halt to one
pint OF fluid in it. l have
been until to-day testing that
fluid, and have so tar found no
poison. A large proportion OF
it was water, with some gastric
Juice in it. I think he was
drowned or suffocated in some
way. (This testimony was
given Feb. 27.)
DIR. Norris testified to finding
wounds already described. /
think he had been drowned.
Mrs. Caroline Kobro, testi-
fed. / lei the bucket down the
well. l think / lave knocked
the man. on the head with it.
and l also let a meat hook down
and fished around with it, and
may have hit the head with it.
[ heard the geese make a noise,
listened if | could hear some
steps, but heard nothing /
had slept some already; it may
have been II or l o'clock.
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BAD BEHAvIoR,-Sone months
ago the BANNER called
attention to the bad behavior
Of some boys and young men
who, it seems are in the habit
Of collecting in the vicinity of
the Methodist Church on Sun
day evenings. On last Sunday
evening, some time after the
sermon had commenced, several
boys or young men assembled
near the door, and by their
boisterous conservation attracted
the attention of the audience.
The minister paused, and iirec-
ted the sexton to 60 ont and
ascertain their names. Quite
number Of young men were
seated at the hack part of the
church, and this very proper
order on the part of the minis
ter apparently afforded them as
much amusement as a clown in
a circus or a live bulldog walk
ing down the aisle. The young
gentlemen simpcred and gig
gled like a parcel Of school
girls. II there was anything
funny it certainly required a
very nice appreciation OF the
ludicrous to discover it.
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THE STOLEN HoRsEs.-We
learn from a young man, who
ON Wednesday arrived here
from LaGrange, that on Monday
last two negroes, one black
and the other yellow, were
seen near Smith Legon's place,
four miles north Of west from
Warrenton, and eight miles
east OF Lagrange, with a drove
OF horses and mules, numbering
about Is or II head. The de-
scription OF some of them cor
responds with that of several OF
the animals stolen at Washing
ton last Sunday night.
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CoRREcT1oN.-An item from
the Hampstead Messenger which
appeared in Fridays BANNER
stating that Mr.. SchellD,an had
sold a hundred head of corn-fed
cattle in this market at 81 cents.
The purchaser, Mr.. Campbell
informs us that this is an error.
The price paid was q cents.
Mr.. Campbell is buying and
shipping every day, and now
has several car loads here watt
ing shipment.
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parlor Entertainmeat.

On Wednesday last Rev. E
D. Pitts, wife and q number of
young ladies, students of the
Chappell Hill Female College,
visited our city for the purpose
OF witnessing the singing Of Rev
MI. Philip Phillips, which took
place at the Opera House, at 8
o'clock in the afternoon.
At Z o'clock P. NJ, there was a
large assemblage in the Central
House parlors. it being the oc-
casion OF a parlor entertainment
rendered complimentary to Prot.
Pitts. and the young ladies by
mine host r. w. Rutherford
and estimablo lady. The parlor
was crowded with youth aud
beauty, presenting a scene really
lovely and enchanting, and de-
lighstul to gaze upon The Ital-
ian string band was present and
f.vored the guests with several
soul-stirring pieces of music,
much to the delight and salts
faction OF all present.
It was a noticeable fact that
friend Rutherford was untiring
in his efforts to contribute to
the happiness OF his guests, and
he has their warmest thanks for
the same-we opiue that Prof.
Pitts, and the young ladies took
leave OF our city Thursday morn
ing bearing pleasant srecollec-
tions and kind remembrance of
our people; and, at the same
time entertaining a strong de-
sire to visit us again, which We
hope will be in tho near future.
The following are names of
the parties composing the ex-
cursion:
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-lse-
corded for the week ending
March 7th. Reported by Mr..
e. F. Herbst, of the County
Clerks Office:
j. N. Chadwick to R. Alexander, lot No. s,
Chappell Hill, sl35.
X. Patton AMI wife to l. Allen, 100 acres. j i.
b. Miller league, $500.
Ii. McCutciian to James r. Convey, 80 I-2
acres, J. D. Miller league, SJ0J.
j. NJ. Crundwell and wife, by attorney in
fact, e. G. l,reedlove, to p. II. Darnhill,
homestead i'm city ofBrenham, saDo.
Davis & Sayles, trustees. to j. Runge, CAL
weston, 100 acres, W. B. Mann tract, s2l5.
q. S. Fielder tot. p. Jackson, 50 100 acres,
james Regain league, sSS.50.
q. Fl. Coleman to s. o. Taturn and wife,
Il l-2 acres, o. Hudson league, gin.
g. Fl. Coleman tn S. %. Taturn and wife,
81 l-2 acres, J. Z. Thomas survey, gin.
r. r. McDade and others toJ. L. Dallas, 30
acres, VIM. Bridges league, ssh.
John AleNandertO Mrs. Bette Clay, blocks
Is and re- Independence, Sis.
j. NJ. Sledger and wife TO &. II. Beaumont,
their homeSteaii in Brenham, 500.
VI. ID. Thears aud wife toJameI A. Bowers,
g. Armstrong IL league, $50.
James Gray and wife to James Baldridge,
40 acres, NJ. Byrd league, $3.50.
J. v. Bowers toJames \. Bowers, 60 acres,
Armstrong IA league, SgI5.
Ernst Sei'lel to Vim. Hartstack, q acres,
Morton Moses patent, Sll00.
II. c. Mcintyre to Fred Korth, 81 acres,
Washington County, $3.50. 80.
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WHOLEsALE STEALING.
Seventeen Head Of Horses Stolen In
One Night.
The Biggest Steal Ever Made in q
Settled COUNTY.

DIR. Lyd. Smith, who LETT
Washington on Monday even
ing, informs the BANNER that
Just al be was on the eve of
leaving, Mr.. Tanner told him
that on Sunday night horse
thieves made a general rad in
the neighborhood. The follow
ing is a list of the victims as
furnished by Mr.. Tanner: He
loses six horses and two colts;
Mr.. Crook, one mule and two
ponies; Mr.. Scott, one bay
mare; b. George, two horses
and one mare; James Lott, two
horses; Mr.. Alexander, two
horses. DR.. Smith learned no
partSculars of the raid, other
than that most of the stock was
stolen out of the pastures in
the ueighborhood. Mr.. Alex
ander, who lives in the village,
had turned his horses ont on
the common to Craze. This is
the most stnpendous Job Of horse
stealing that we have ever been
called upon to record, and one,
we think, that is unparrelled in
any old settled country like that
Of Washington county.
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CoSsoLm.TroN.-Mr. Medlen>
ka, of the La Grange Zietung
has moved the material Of that
paper to- this city and consolida-
ted it with the FotksIote, which
will hereafter be published by
Mr. Henry Mueller and him
self. Mr.. Medlenka is a thorough
practical printer and newspaper
man, and we doubt not, that
under the new management the
Tolks6ote will be made a first
class German newspaper.
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The CHAPPELL HILL KILL
ING On Wednesday and
Thursday Levi Rogers co'ored
and Alb Hill, white, were ex-
amineG before Justica Hynes on
the charge of being accessory
to the killing of Billingslea at
Chappell Hill or Feby. 3. There
not being sufficient evidence to
hold them over they were dis
charged.
Will Traylor and Will Hines
both white, charged with killing
Allison were also examined.
There being no evidence against
Hines he was discharged. The
evidence having progressed in
the Traylor case until it was
was shown that he acted in self
defence, the counsel for the
State agreed that it was a bail
able offence; whereupon de-
tendant's counsel waived tuther
examination aud Traylor was
admitted to bail in the sum of
$3.50. Tom Garrett, negro
who was examined prior to the
death OF Billingslea, was at the
time held to await the result of
BiIlingsIea injuries. This evil
dence against Garrett was OF
the most direct chara cter. The
Justice has decided to hold him
without bail aud he is now Sc
cureIy confin ed in the county
j all.
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BLIND ToN.-The Opera
House on Saturday was Literally
crowed. TIE gallery was par
ticularly full, the colored people
being out IN full force. The
occasion of all this was the per-
Torrance of Blind Tom on the
piano. To say that his finger
ing of the instrument was Won
dertul is wide of the mark, it is
almost marvellous. So much
has already been said in his
praise that we car add nothing.
The entire audience were de-
lighted.
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VoLKFEsT.- Our next volks--
fest, We are assured, will far ex-
eel In brilliancy and splendor
anything Of the kind ever wit
messed in this county. The
committees are composed of
througl,-going buriness men,
who understand how to get ex-
hibitions OF this kind on grand
scale, hence the assurance OF its
success in advance.
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FRArLRNAL.-Mr. Halbert,
editor of the Gcrsicana Lnder
called at the BANNER sanctum
yesterday. He represents his
paper, the inder, as on rising
ground, and daily gaining in
public favor and appreciation.
: Mr.. H. is a Washirgtoa county
man having been reared and ed
ucated here, and the BANNER is
proud to learn of his success in
the journalistic field.
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FINE STocK.-Our friend, Mr..
W. Il. Woods, OF Mill Greek,
has some Of the purcst hogs in the
county, OF the Berkshire and
Essex stock, and is turning his
attention to the raising Of fine
cattle as well. Success to his
efforts, say we.
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THE GREAT LONDON Snow,
menagerie and DcckrilIs' Pari-
san Circus. The BANNER is in
receipt Of a circular from the
headquarters of the above COM
bination in New York city
stating that it is about to start
on its animal tour and that
Texas in general and Brenham
in particular, will be visited
some time during the season.
This establishment or show is
second to none on the road.
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PURrM BALL.-The grand
masquerade ball by the Akiba
Eyer Lodge No. 249, |. o. B.
H., will be given March 18th.
Mr.. j. Waldo, G. T. and F. A.
of the II. and T. G. Railway,
has kindly granted a reduction
in fares to all who wish to at
tend. Excursion tickets at one
and ene-fitth tares will be issued
on the Western Branch OF the
road. The italian string band
has been engaged for the ball.
Tickets~re now on sale at the
various sferes in the city.
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An ISTELLrG ENT Bor.-The
DAnY BANNER has a yaung read
er; he is a boy only nine years of
a e. He is engaged in plac
where the paper is taken and is
always one of the first to read it
in the morning. Upon being
asked it he understood what he
read, he promptly replied ''yes."
That boy will yet make his
mark In the world.
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RELEAsED ON RoND.-John
WaIA who has been confined in
the county jail since June last
on the charge Of being ilnplicat-
cd in the murder of young
Mailman was, on Sunday morn
ing released having given bond
in the sum OF 1880 for appear
ance at the next term OF the
District Court. 1t will he re-
membered that the case was
continued at the last term of
the court.
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IRISH PorAToEs.-The BAN
NER learns that there were two
gentleman from Missouri, in
town Tuesday making anxious
inquiries about the Irish potato
crop of this county, their proba-
Bile value cost OF transportation.
etc. They assert that there Will
be no scarcity of purchasers
whenever the crop is ready tor
market.
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PuBLrc ScHooLs.-The stten-
dance is good, and the pupils
are making satisfactory progress
in their studies. We will have
a full ten months session, both
white and colored.
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COUNTY CouKr.-The follow
ing business was transacted:
State vs.. Jude Jackson; re
tired.
State VS.. Allen Airs; jury
trial; verdict, not guilty.
State VS.. r. B. Stephens &
Co., Nolle pros, by county attor>
ney.
State VS.. Woehle. & White,
same as foregoing,
State VS.. Peter Rasmussen;
retired.
State VS.. Holmes Davidson
ct. al bonds forfeited and wris
OF sci. ia. ordered.
A number of cases were con-
tinued.
jury script was ordered to be
Issued for one days services of
twelve jurors. Adjourned.
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WHrrE-wAsH is being literally
applied to buildings and fences
by quite a number of our citi-
zers, to the great improvements
in the looks of their premises.
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RAN ORA one: rmed
white man calling himself lay
Tor, was in town several days,
but done nothing to reveal his
true character and occupation
until Monday afternoon, when
he visited the suburbs and beg
ged from house to house fright
ening number OF ladies. On
Tuesday morning very early
one of the "caps" went in search
of Taylor, but only to discover
that he had eloped. He is
Thought to be a first-class fraud
and genuine tramp. Should he
visit Brennan again he will be
utilized ~ food for the myriads
of hungry fieas domiciled in the
city bastile.
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MARRiAaE LICENCES issued by
IL. NJ. Lewis, County Clerk, for
the week ending March, 9TH:
Alex. Fillmore and Alice Chap
,,clI Richard Meredith and Tina
Fielder Z. W. Stanford and
Margaret Mcintyre; Richard
Johnson and Rox,e Daniels;
Geo. Turner and Rosa Griffin.
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The owner of the sway-back
paint mare, brown mule, bald
face colt, and bay mare, that
strayed away from Brenham
Sunday night, is anxious to find
them. We will be much obliged
to anybody who sees such ami
mails, il he Will bring word Of
them to this office.
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SACRED SoNes.-Mr. Philip
Philips, the singing pilgriain,
held forth at the Opera House
on Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock to a fine audience-there
being forty young ladies from
the Chappeil Hill Female Col
lege present in charge of Rev.
DR.. Pitts, the principal. The
singing OF Mr.. Philips was very
fine while his performance on
the organ was unexcelled and
elected great praise.
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The city presents very
quiet appearance. Farmers are
too busy at home to devote any
time to the pleasure of coming
TO town.
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DYING OFF.-We notice that
the wild mulberry trees, which
have heretofore furnished such
delightful shades in the yards OF
some of our citizens, are dying
ont very rapidly, and are being
replaced by sycamore, china,
cotton wood, magnolia, tulip
poplar, and other varieties,
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PERsoxAL.-Mr. Sam. Slaw-
son, of the ST. Louis Type found
ry. who is now making gen
eral tour of the State, was in the
city on Tuesday.
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CLosINe ont entire fall and
winter goods, blankets, shawIs,
clothing fannels, etc., to make
room for spring goods, at D
W. Bl0ombarghSs.
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CoMMrrTED.-Harrison Stew
art and William Routt, on
Tuesday had a preliminary ex-
animation before Justice Hynes,
on the charge OF perjury in the
Andreas Fox case. Stewart
was held in $1,000 bond and
Routt in $500. Not being able
to give the bonds the prisoners
were committed to Jail.
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The Brennan yolksfest.

A mass meeting of our GET
man citizens was held at Mr..
Zsiss's Hall, on Sunday last, for
the purpose of taking steps to
hold Volksfest. The follow
ing officers and committees for
1878 were elected:
Presidential. Mueller.
Vice President-R. Schmerbeck.
Tr-asurer-Wm. Zeiss.
Secretary-C. F. Woehler.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Louis Brounenkent, Henry Hodde,
r. Dobcrt, A. Eversberg,
\. Lindeman, Herman Fisher,
II. Hoffman, Sam. Schlenker,
Lorenz Zeiss, Fritz Meyer,
a Jesseu, G. Hermann,
C. W. Klaeden, Sam. Muery,
+. A. Engelke, G. Dolinga,
Fred. Heineke.
The Central Committee meets
every Thursday evening at 8
o'clock in the Germania Hall.
Time and place Of tile Volk-
fest will be fixed next meeting.
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RAIs.-On Thursday morn
ing before daylight this vicinity
was visited by a fine rain.
There was also light shower
during the forenoon.
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The Alamo Live stock Ex-
change has been closed until
next fill.
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DUsTr.-There was a stiff
breeze all day Tuesday and the
aand was flying IN clouds. The
dry goods men didn't like it.
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ROAD WoRK.-Maj,,r o'Rior-
dan was bnsy Yesterday sum-
moning road workers for the
fourth ward.
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EARLY vegetables, such as
lettuce, radishes. challots, cab
bage and turnips, are abundant
and cheap.
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REL1EvED.-Mayor O'Rlor-
dan has relieved Messr. Crane
and Buster from duty as night
policemen,
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JUST received full and COM
plete assortment OF embroider-
les, laces, silk handkerchiets,
tishues, ties, gloves, cersets,
notions OF every description,
sold very cheap, at d. w
Bloombargh's.s
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H CorTos SEED WANTEp.-
Highest cash price paid for same
delivered at my warehouse.
daw3m j. A. WILKINS.
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THE Houston and Galveston
papers Of Friday failed to come
to time. Something wrong
with the trains.
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Cons planting is about
finished. and planters are now
turning their attention to the
bedding of cotton land.
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Rye and Barley. sown in the
vicinity of the city, for pastur-
age, is now up and looking fine.
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OAK HILL NURSERIES,
Messrs. Lockett & Edwards, the
enterprising proprietors Of these
nurseries, finding their present
grounds too small to accommo-
date their rapidly increasing
business, have recently purclaed
the Hill place containing sixty
acres adjoining Oak Hill, and
are now preparing to plant it
in nursery stock.
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Local Intelligence.

PorAro planting is still be-
ing vigorously prosecuted.
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Mr.. GALLOWAY is taking bet
ter pictures than was ever taken
in Brenham.
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Ir you want tine best pictures
Won ever h; d taken go to Gallo
ways Gallery and You viii be-
satisfied.
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FREE BILLIARDs a Hirsch-
bergs.
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BaGGINs AND TIES
Bagging. double anchor, heavy 10 III
Ties ali Kind. per bdl 49,, 2 20 49,
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

TUAVE just received large stock
L Furniture purchased for cash am alb
to, sell to. suit the times. Having. bee
forced to obtain larger Warerooms, ma
now Ire found next door TO BaInhart
Book Store. SO come along with you
cash if YOU want to save money. Have
stock large number of Chamber Sui
ranging from $40; also Parior SUITS; 5
fas from SSupward; Center Fables fro
$3.50 upward; Marble Top Center Iabiy
from s7.5Oup; Parlor Chairs per set 49,.
MP Rockers Of all styles from 81 up.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Dining Tables from $3.50 up; EXtenslo
Dining Tables $500 up; Chairs pertsS
81 90 up; Safes from $500 up; Sideboare
from $500 up; Bedsteads Of all styles an
prices from $500 up; Wardrobes from ~
up; Washstands 81 10 up Towelracks frot
50 CTS. up Hat racks from 81 90 up; CAM
Chairs, Cradles, Cribs, Trundle Beds, an
in fact everything which may be Waite,
in the furniture line; also Children
Carriages, Doll Carriages, Boy Wagons
Hobby Horses, Parlor Brackets, &c.
90 - 70 81" NJ. J. LATJMER.
Sept. 6, 1876. If
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Is PUBIdSHED WEEKLY
at s., so per annum1in advance, or II paid
within two months after the date OF sub
scriptim; ii not paid whiting two months
50 will be charged. These terms Will DC
strictly adhered to. ss,., 3
ADVERTISEMENTS of one inch or less, Ior
three Insertions or less 81 30 and oo cents
pcr inch for each Eadditional 1nsertl0n,
Larger ones in the same proportion. Inc
space of one inch will constitute square,
A liberal deduction will be made from
the above rates, on yearly advertisements,
-, If the numb ofinsertions benot mark
ed ON the advertisement, when sent ipi 1t
Will be, published and charged according
-V, .-1Ur1 20 - 3tilu1 ~ -.
/ JOB PRINTING will DO executed with
neatness aud dispatch. -II~f aUA +.
-, Ali Job Work aud Advertisements must
be paid for when handed in, .ns h3u.
no avoid any misunderstanding on the
part of the Annual Advertisers, it is proper
to state DISTINCTLY that their privilege
only extends 10 their own immediate bnsi-
ness. Real Estate, Legal and all other
advertisements sent by themt to be an aael
tional charge, and no variation, fpI-
,Nopaper discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid up, unless ut the option Oh
the editorJD "A 1L{rI