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Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
DAILY REPUBLICAN.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1854.
Hr. Dean and Mr.. DobsOn.

Some time ago communlcatop ap'
peared in the Bourbon free trade or
gan of this city, from William Dean
ofNewark, criticising and controvert'
ing the remarks made by Mr.. Dobson,
q leading manufacturer of textile IA
brics of Philadelphia, in the National
tariff convention held in New York.
Mr., Deans letter was apparently
straight forward and truthful, and
based upon the remarks made by Mr.
Dobson, as reported in the Philadelphia
Ledger, paper which Mr.. Dean says
he has been taking continuously ever
since the first number was printed.
That report in the Ledger accredited
Mr., Dobson with saying that 2OO,Oo OF
the working popu lation Of Philadelphia
was engaged in and supported by the
manufacture of woolen fabrics. This,
il true, would have been an eNtrava-
giant assertion, but Mr.. Dobson did not
make the assertion, and if Mr.. Dean,
who impresses us with the belief that
he reads the Ledger very closely, had
read the correct ction made by the reporter
the next day, he would have found that
Mr.. Dobson said that 200, 900 OF the
population cf Philadelphia were en-
gagged in all varieties OF manu- features.
This III axes a very III aterial difference,
and il is strange that Mr.. Dean did not
zee the correction in the succeeding
Ledger, before he made his onslaught
on NJ. Dobson, some two weeks or
more afterwards. Mr.. DObson in his
completely demolisheS
Mr.. Deans cause for sarcasm and we
might say impolite abuse and places the
doughty warrior Of free trade at a great
disadvantage. As to the assertion made
in the Tariff Convention by Mr.. Dob |
son, that $50 900, 900 pounds of wool I
were used in Philadelphia in the manu-
facture of wooilen goods and which Mr..
Dean took exception to and applied
some scurrlous and impolite names to
Mr.. Dobson, fer making the assertion,
the latter re-aSserts what he then
said and proves that he rather under
the amount manufactured in
and suburbs.
At the time Mr.. Deans letter was
published in the Bourbon free trade or
gan referred to, we clipped it out and
preserved it, because we were fully i'm
pressed that something was wrong aud
that if Mr.. Dobson really did makcl
tn ose remarks at the New York Tariff
he could not be defended,
Ind Mr.. Dean had the best end Of thei
argument, so far as Mr.. Dobson's state
lnent related to the number of people
engaged in the woollen manufactures
were concerned. In order to
the matter and give Mr..
Dobson a chance to explain, We en-
closed Mr.. Deans article to Mr.. Dob
son, with request that he would throw
some light upon subject which inter
ested not only 200 600 people engaged in
the manufacturing Industries Of Phila-
delpnia, but interested one half the
population of Wilmington, who are en-
gagged in manufacturing industries ana
who arc supported by protection. Mr..
Dobson has kindly consented to explain
and elsewhere in the columns of the
REPUBLICAN, we publish his letter, to
which we call the attention -four read
ers.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Address :-CoOch's Bridge,
cIGlSIER'S ORDER.

a
n RRsISTERS OPFICE,
New CAST K COUNTY Nov 50, 1851.
Upon the application OF John ). Beeson
Adnlinstra tor, &. +. A. uf Jane Almond
late Of FRA ndywns Hundred, Ia said coInty
deceased i, il ordered and dire 'ted By the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
s. re notice - granting OF letters OF ADMIN
lstra tion upon the estatc OF ihe deceased,
with the date Of granting thers' !, by eau ing
ndver isc nents o be posted With n forty Jays
from the date of such letters i six OF the
most public places OF the county OF New Gas
tic, requiring all perso having demands
against the estate to prtsent the SAM. or
abide by an Act OF Assembly in such case
made nd provided and a so cause the S'lne
70 be inserted with in tGe sane period n the
DAILY REpuBLICAN newspaper published
in Wilmington and to be coItlnued therein
three weeks (e o d.
-~ Given under the hand an Seal
LIS, of once Of the Register Aforesaid at
~ Whining on. in New castle County
aforesaid, the day ana year above writteL.
:. &. BiiGS, Register.
NOTICE ALI persons haI ing claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same. duly aytesteh to the Administrator, on
or before the 30th DAY OF Novomher. A. d.,
49,, or abide the Ac, Of Assembly in such
case made and provided -
JOHN :. BEESON,
niStr4JoG {. i. A.
Address :-Wilmington, Del. decl2"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
80 >>~>\ >\~~A
A NOTE OF WARNING

ASinSa'eheht II ouses are copying our name of lo,
only hrS'cass CREDIT lIOUSEn order to decevo, ana
"' ~ '"H"s 'ht'h 10 suppose that their svs,o .
'k " 'n' same az onis, and as they endeavor To sim
'ne' huno'e he nhsuspecting by the catch-pcnnv dr
advertising prices deem it our duty IN soun '
warning for the benefit of those who havs aIro,, "
into their tolls and of those who are in danccr of a
reputation of over thirty years standing for b
oeinR, 10" prices and easy terms renders e,r.,
"S"s 'o' "S 10 re continually calling attention Ia fl,
fact that We DO deal honoraby with our patron. ,l "'
DO sell them at reasonable prices or that orr ,, We
accommodating These facts are all wei. know, n '"L
toners, and they are not bit backward in aiyer
thereby relieving rs, to great extent of the n.c.i
dong So 1his mode OF advertising is unknown ~
Mushroom E>tab iShmentS, therefore the necessity .,
ly blow NJ their .rumpet..
We repeat that our present remarks addressed +, ~
who have already been ensnared by the a,lyrrtt.o,
these dealers and those who are in danger of aluym,
trap As We have already spena great deal of uopv
posing the nciarious practices of these InSalmant ,
Credit House nroprieors, we do not propose that a, bi
day they shall add new victims to their lists hy anv
on our part to warn them.
The Old Abe Special Crelit Emporium, III Makrtap u
SAipey street, is the only reliable Credit ouetu w,imi
ton and system Of selling is entirely forig gn 10 ,
stameut alias Credit HOUSES, and have no c,p,ert,
whatever with them. You who dealing with rb lara.
under the impression that buying good. Ipon ,l
same system that we sell them, or as low In price, are w
y mistaken as the slightest light into system orrr
would how yuu.
We do parade before the public price III: o,le,
bogus genuine" of our stock, because the Ita>,
ed IL is unnecessary, and couldn't do tlt was With
.ntoen different departments, each carrying cmlr.
OF its special class goods and uuhargr u,a-
ly every article required for housekeeping persona Use
adornmcnt, cnImera ion is ort of the question.
But if We cant TELL. you jist we've got We ca
SHOW you Just what SO have, noloy severn, him.
dred people for that purpose therefore ask youoca
AMI look stock aud SEE what keep. Ask Oh.
Prices and SEE il they low. Ascertain our terms and
Judge they liberal. After doing We think con
will be able decide whether il is your interest to dea
with whose well-earned reputation for honorable
dealing extends back for period of thirty years
with Mushroom Establishment that depends upon false.
hood and deception success and that on what
little business it docs under the CLOAK Of borrowe name
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
NyOTICE.

%,TjIICh.-ALL PERSONS, STORE
" 1ecpers and merchants, are positive ,
'QrN!ddcn 10 trust any ons for anything With.
lut written order signes by the firm, a. we
VIII pay no bills that are Otherwise contract.
cd GEO. W. VERNON 4 SONS.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Address :-Claymont, Del.
u EGISTER'S ORDER.
II, REsIsrrR's OTFlCK,
Npu & t'orNTS Dee TO- ltSl. I


Upon the application Of Cecilia J. James,
AdministratriX OF Samuel James, late OF
Penca Ter Hundred, in said c0dnt', deceased,
il is ordered and directed by the heAster
that the Administrator afole aid give nHtce
Of granting OF letters Of ADMINISTRATION upon
the estate OF e dee sased, with the dare OF
grating thereof. by causing ad vertsemehts
to be posted within forty days from me date
of such etters in six o: the most puhll' places
OF the county Of New Cast G, requiring All
! ersons ha ing demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide 10y an Act OF
Assembly In such ease made aud provided;
and also cause the same TO be inserted w'thib
the same period in the DAILY REPubLlCts,a
newspaper published in Wilmington and 10
be continued therein three weeks te'od
Given under the hand and seal
lis. of Office Of the Registe- afores i'd at
---- New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesa d, the day and year above written.
s G. BliiS. REGISTER.
NOTICE All persons having cla ns asains'
the estate Of the deceased must present The
same. duly atteste 10 the AdmlnistrttriX on
Or before december 10th, A. D., 1881 or abide
he Act Of Assembly Ia snch case mfde and
CECIL J. JAMES,
Administra,rix
Address :-Cooch's Bridge, Del. dec-lH
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
RKGlsJ ER'S ORDERS.
OKDEk.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE.

RE4ISTER'S OFFICE.
NKw UAsTLE COUNTY, Nov. n, 1851.
Upon tho application Of Lena j.. G; Forwood
sdministratrix of william Forwood, late Of
Brandywine Hd., in said county, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Re9lstei
that the administrators aforesaid give nohce
Of granting of letters OF administration upon
the estate of the deceased, with the date OF
rrahting thereof, by causing advertisements
10 be posted within forty days from the date
of such Letters in six of the most public Pla,
ces of the county of New Castle, requiring III
persons having demands against the estate 70
present the same. or abide by an Act OF AS.
sembly in such case made and provided ano
also cause the same TO be inserted ~ithin the
same period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
q newspaper published in Wilmington ana 70
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d).
49, Given under the hand and seal o.
}L.s. Ottice of the Register aforesaid ~
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above wrlttrh.
s. G. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE persons having claims aaalna
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the administratrix, OF
or before Nov. end 1851, or abide the ACT o.
Assembly in such case made and provided.
LEN J. G. FOX Wool,
Adm nistratrix
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Christmas 1881.

Saturday, December 10
we commence our sale OF
Holiday Goods on a much
larger scale than ever before.
For every IS cts. worth Of
Holiday Goods purchased
we give a numbered check,
SO that any one buying 81
worth will get a checks en-
titling them to 4 chances for
our grand prize in a glass
case to be given away day
after Christmas.
The person receiving the
prize not wishing to take it
away can receive my check
for SIS.
Incl0ded in the sale is an
immense stock of SILK and
Linen Handkerchiefs, Fine
Brushes Combs, Pocket
books and fancy Hand Bags.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
u es'IsSR6,
SFEClAL NOTICE.
NyDTlCE-NORTHE DISTRICT,
~ CITY OF WILMINGTON.

~ CITY OF WILMINGTON.
All persons having disposed ef real estate
by sale or otherwise, will please notify the
undersigned Of the same. that he may prop
erly transfer the same on the county assess
ment, and all persons who are not already as
sessed, can have their names added by call
ing at his residence, No sO2 French street,
the hours Of 5 anu pm, until further notice.
THOMAS W. .SANILLE,
County Assessor Northern District,
nov, 4 Wilmington, Del.
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MACEDONIA.

Trade is very good at this place.
A good deal OF money u drifting
about.
This ink singer tied up more goods
last Saturday Than he had ever done
before in one day.
Our roads are in fine condition al
this Time and our coal miners find de-
maud Tor more coal than they can
possibly put on the yard.
Messrs. Charles and Willie Trotter,
r. NJ. Orten. and A. j. Kelly, OF this
placc, departed last Saturday for the
Black Swsmps, in Arkansas. where
they expect to spend the winter in
hunting.
Died, nj her home near this place
on last Sunday hight, the 9th, ult,
Mary Ann Alexander, wife of Mr..
Logan Alexander. For some time
she had been victim of dropsy.
Still her death was an unexpected
shock 10 her mshy friends. She was
suddenly seized with severe illness
on Sunday evening; after calling III
some of his nearest neighbors, Mr..
Alexander started for physician,
but before he was out of hearing the
fact was asceriaineh that his wife
was dying. He only returned 10 her
bedside IN time to witness her last
struggles. lie has the sympathy OF
the entire community.
RouGH AND READY.
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Council Matters.

Next Saturday is the day for cleci-
ing the Board OF Councilnen for the
ensuing year. While the present
Board ~ = whole has given pretty
good satisfaction, there Is one objec-
ton 10 it that only the people can
remedy. They all, with one or two
exceptions, live in the same part OF
the town. Five out of sever Of the
Board live east of the railroad aud
three of them live OH the same street,
in q few yards OF each other This
leaves the greater portion Of the city
without local representation. The
only way 10 remedy this is 10 have
the city divided into wards and let
each ward elect its own councilmen.
This IL the way most cities do and
ours should keep up With the times.
We have consulted with many Of the
prominent citizens during the last
few days and there is Il surprising
unanimity for the ward system. The
division can only be Haade by the
Councilmen themselves, and the plan
10 pursue is to elect Board
next Saturday pledged to divide the
city into wards. If any of the old
Board are for wards some Of them
might be retained, but the ticket
should be one representing all parts
of the city aud made up of good men
with progressive ideas.
Individually and personally we
have no objections 10 the present
Board, but justice 10 the people OF
North Main, of South Main, Of Maple
Avenue and other portions of the
city, demands that they shonld have q
Councilman TO represent them in the
Board, which is the legislature OF the
city. No political issues should Jc
raised. The Office of Councilman is
not u political one.
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Mr.. w. 9. Wright has for rent a
number one cottage, of three rooms
cheap. Apply to hia at the carriage
shop of McCa,uy DOute & Co.
All members of Christian Lodge of
Knights of Honor are requested TO
be present at their lodge room 10.
night, as business of Importance will
be attended TO.
We call the attention of the specu-
lating public to the card of the Nash
vile City Produce exchange. Major
Norton, president Of the corporation.
lie we'll known as generous, fair
dealing man. Rc-lnargins are re-
ceiyel as long rs rendered. Profits
unlimited. Mr.. NJ. d. Boales, Of this
city is acting agent for them at this
place.
Mr.. Frank Fischer tho leading
merchant tailor OF Evansville, adver-
tiscs with us this week. Many Of
our citizens have for years past patro-
nlzed this house, aud have always
found Satisfaction. lie employs only
the best cutters, and makes up first
class goods. Send him your measure
ana order to No. 2I2 Upper First
Street Evansville, Ind.
Mr.. w. e. Foulks advertises his
Acme Fence Wire this week. Among
the many advantages possessed by
this wire, the fact that it is doubled but
not twisted is the main one. All
twisted wires stretch and sag. This
Ia doubled and Joined by The balbs
which are 6 inches apart. Stats can
be inserted between these barbs and
thus make the fence q visible one,
and removing disadvantage possess
ed BY all barbed wires.
Mr.. ID. p. Faulds advertises his
large stock of sheet music aud must
cal Instruments In another column.
The reputation of this house through
out this section is beyond reproach.
lie carries the most complete line Of
goods in he city of Louisville, and
can make II TO your interest 10 deal
with him. You can write him for
any piece of music published, and
run no risk OF having TO send else
where Tor 1t.
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MARRIED.

RANSON-GLUVER-At the resi-
dence of the brides father, Mr.. A. p.
Glover, by Rev. S. p. Forgy, Mr..
Henry Z. Raason TO Miss Kizzie
Glover.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
residence of Mrs. Whitlock, in Chris
tan county, by Rev. S. p. Forgy,
Mr.. A. P. Glover formerly of Apo.
mattox county, Va, to Mics Ellen
Buchanan, late OF Halifax, Va.
SIMPSON-DAVIS-At the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, Nov %,
1881, by Rev. j. T. Barrow, Mr..
Thomas Simpson TO Miss Lucy Da-
yis. The bridal couple, with Mr..
Ham McCullock aud Miss Emma
McCarroll, Mr. Edward Wolf and
Miss Georgia Long as attendants, en-
tered the parlor at seven o'clock, the
appointed hour. After beautiful
and impressive ceremony, all present
repaired to the dining room, where
everything in tho way of edibles he'd
been prepared in abundance. At I
late hour, the guests having spent I
very pleasant evening took their de
parture. We also had the pleasur,
of being present at the supper III,
next day at the residence of tn,
groom's parents near Elkton, whicl
was equally as enjoyable and mic
as the one above mentioned. Ma.
their pathway never be dorkened b,
the clouds OF adversely, but may
all be hsppiness aud sunshine.
FLoY.
! FUQUA-LANDISS-At Cadi,
Trigg county, KY, BY Rev. Israel 1
Joiner, Dec. !, 81. Mr.. Al Fuqu
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Old Statistics.

A Detroiter has been collecting and
arranging statistics Of an odd nature,
and, if his book is ever published,
readers will find nothing dry aboutit.
He goes right to business on page !
by estimating the number OF lickiugs
received by the average boy up to his
l4th year at l25. This includes the
spanking process during infancy.
Out Of every 100000 people in
this country $4,000 get up cross in
the morning, but only hundred or SO
remain in that condition very long al
ter breakfast.
Only ten women ont Of every 500
who start out on journey by railroad
consult railroad map or have the
least idea If the direction they take
-Four hundred and ninety-eight worry
about their baggage; 497 are certain
they took the wrong train; 400 wish
they had never started.
The risk of being bitten BY dog
is greatly overcstimated, Out of ev.
cry 1000 big and little dogs only two
care to gctup row with the human
race, aud those two are ready and will
ling to die.
The number Of men who can put in
a more pleasant evening down town
than at their own fireside is ON the de,
crease, and the number OF wives who
are taking a little extra pains to make
home more pleasant than concert sa
loon is on the increase.
Only one woman in 5000 pays tn,
| first price asked for bonnet, and onl,
one milliner in l,000.000 expects he
IT..
The time occurred by the averag,
man in buying full suit OF clothes i
Just one-fourth the time occupied b,
he average woman in buying a pal
Of stockings.-Detroit Free Press
-------..'-.ua-..---------
7 here are five candidates for Sat
Ill .,.,.,..,, Ill lol;o, .'I .|IiI
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NOVEMBER NONSENSE.
Three Score and ten Victims to the
Matrimonial Epidemic.
List Of Marriage Iicensts ISSUED during
kerenibcr.

q. +. Bowling to Gonetta n. A.
&. McCord.
VIM. A. Young. to Mahala Grace.
q. NJ. Speers, TO Sarah NJ. Willis.
A. p. Clover. TO Ellen Buchanan.
II. G. Ransom, to Kizzie Glover.
Pleasant b. CARROT, 10 Bonnie Nc
Rae.
S. j, Lowry, to Mary E. King.
Georgs q. Blades, to Amelia 7.
Wade.
S. A. Reynolds, 10 Mary e. Glenn
ents.
Charles e. Springfield, to Mary j.
Jones.
John c. Terrell. to Jessie 4. Long.
Thomas w. Lantrip, to Josephine
Ely.
Thomas w. Simpson, TO Lucy A..
Davis.
John II. Ebling, to Martha T. Da-
Wis.
Charles Mctarr,to Mary E,Brewcr.
w. W. Vass, 10 Addic Carroll.
SD. Radiord, to Lucy q. Adcock.
Jno. c. Willis, TO Willie Clark.
NJ. w. Reynolds, 10 Sarah Mills.
George Il. Barbour, 10 Sarah A. E..
Pcden.
Total.. ..........,... ..'..'.'.- ~
coLoRED.
Geo. Henderson, TO Ellen Tandy.
Harmon Gregory, 10 Hannah Nc
Clellan.
Andrew Payne, to Belle Sharp
Harrison borrow, TO Betsey Rad
ford.
G. q. Spurlin, to Nettie Faulkner.
Alfred Lackeii, to Fannie Burke.
VIM. McNichols, 10 Lucy Williams
Willis Gardner, to Rachel Radford.
JAS. Ricketts,, to Cerelda Parrish.
Lawson Dulin, to Letlie johnson.
j. Il. Ferguson, to Alsey Harrison.
Sam'l Dulin, TO Hester Terry.
Andrew Smith, TO Alcey Vaughn.
Spencer Leayell, 10 Ella Jameson.
L. b. Sandeiur, 10 Ruth hincielow.
Total. ....... ............... 10
Combined total. ..........35.
Aud still there are more 10 follow.
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Advertised Letters.

When called for please say advertised
SD. Euybrtlgc, p. NJ, Hopkinsyille, Chris
tisL 20. XIV. Dec. ,. 1851,
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of Lafayette, KY, to Miss Jennie
Landiss, of Canton, KY.
WILLIS.CLARK-In Christian
county, Dec. l, 81, Mr.. Jno. Z. vii
lis to Miss Willie Clark, both oil
South Christian.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT the
residence OF the brides brother, near
Beverley, OH the 3Olh ult. Mr. Sam'I.
Radford TO Miss Lucy j. Adcock,
both of this county.
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Mass Convention.

The convention yesterday instruct
ed The delegates 10 the Frankfort
convention 10 vote Tor Sam. nj.
Gaines, tor clerk OF the court oil APP.
pcals, as long us his name was before
the convention. We went 10 press Ia
early To get in the iuil proceedings
Mai. Jno Stiles was Chairman and
Chas. NJ. Mcachani, Secretary VI The
npptiuO
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Lotus Society Easa rta,nment.

The Lotus Society Of Bethel Female
College gave an entertainment III the
college chapel. last Friday evening.
The following programme was
carried out:
instrumental duet. . Misses Con.
ycrs aud. Rust.
Recitation. Miss Mabel Whit
taker.
Vocal solo :. Miss Bottle Conyers.
Charade. -. Several young ladies
Recitation 49,. Miss Lille Waller
Recitation. ...... Miss Sallie Rust.
Dialogue, "Lost Charlie. Several
young ladies.
Instrumental Duet. Misses Hall
croN. s.
Lotus Journal, read by. Miss
Matte Dsunes.
Instrumental solo. :. /. Mise Gussic
Sorry.
Recitation. Miss Rosa Steinhagen.
Instrumental solo. 80. Miss Otey
O'Brien.
At the conclusion OF the pro-
srsmme, Miss Augusta Endres, the
accomplished daughter OF Prof. A.
Endres, sang by request "Bolero"
from Sicillian vespers. Her voice Is
highly cultivated aud her singing Is
much superior to that OF many pro-
fessional singers. She was loudly
cncored and sang another selection
equally as we'll.
In noticing entertainments given
by young ladies It is always under.
stood that each aud every one &C.
quilted herself IN the most creditable
manner. We would mention each
ono Of them separately, but we are
afraid II would make them vain Il
compliment them too much, so We
will merely say that the entertain
mert, as a whole, was the most inter
esting one ever given by the society
From disinlerestel, unprejud.cet
standpoint, our conclusion, after hear
INK and seeing the whole programm,
carried out, Is that the young ladie
did very well indeed We cannot
forbear however,, a separate allusiol
to the Lotus Journal. The paper wa
decidedly the most interesting feat
urc Of the entertainment. 1t wa
read by Miss DENIES, one ofthe edi
tors, aud sparkled with wit all tn
way through. 1t contained som
good local hits, and in writing tn
poems the young ladies displayed ex
cellent tasie in selecting their sub
jects Abortion oi.the- journal vii
: be published in our columns mex
week.
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South Kentuckian.
HopKINsvILLE, DEC. 9, 1881.

BY-Our subscription rates were
reduced Oct. Is, 1881, 10 81 50 strictly
cash in ddoance. All unpaid sub
scriptions, beginning prior to that
date, win be charged at old rates Till
paid. No subscriptions are taken
now except FOR cash IN advance, and
all papers will be stopped when out,
Unless promptly renewed.