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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-22

The following rich aud Interesting
item is from The Peoples Literary
Companion, and we commend it most
earnestly TO our readers al touching
upon q subject needing attention more
than any other with which We are ac-
quainted, and i applicable to more
persons ID this State than . few. Read
il, aud then read 1t again. aud don't
forget Il.
Of ~ the dreary places, deliver us
from the draagy farm houses, which 50
many people cali home. Bars for .
trout gate; chickens wallowiDg before
the door pig pens choosing the house
~ the rear scraggy trees never cared
for, or no trecs At ali; no cheering
shrubs; NJ neatness; 20 trimness. And
yet, lawn, aud trees aud y neat walk,
and pleasant fence around Ii, don't
cont 4 great deal. They Gun be secured
Little BY little, Vt odd tissles, and the
expense hardly felt. And If the time
conle when il II best 10 sell the farm,
ffty dollars so invested, win often
bring back 6ye hundred. For q man
ls . brute who viii not insensibly yield
70 . higher price for such = fara1, when
he thiaks Of Tie pleasant surroundings
N offers 10 llis wife and children.
Farmers, boauiify and adorn yonr
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Since our last issue, and as We sfheu
intimated, the people OF Lonisiana
hase been reused from the gloom and
borrow into which they were plunged
III the death OF President Garfield, ~
the saddening intelligsnse Of the death
cf tIeir beloved Governor. Louis Al
tired Wiltz. List Sunday morning,
jnst half an hour after the midnight
beIlof the Cathedral had usbered in the
commencement Of the Lords DAY, his
spirit escaped from lis worn snt prisorl
house Of clay. and winged its tight
from the cares and sorrows of earth
Forever.
The imposing funeral eercEisnies Ia
New Orleans, the general suspension "a
business throughout the State, thd
|mass meetings in many of our Gifted
|ana towns, the resolutions adopted and
|the snlogics pronounced, expressive u
|the universal sorrow at the death d
him
ts-who died, and died so voung,
though spontaneous and since tributes
|of respect to his memory, have but
feebly expressed the mourning Of
Louisiana over the death of Governor
Wiitz. In all the history of Louisiana
no other man, with SO few extrinsid
aids, Inns risen rs rapidly and 80 high
Is he IN the honor and estimation Of
her people Unqnessionably he waz
ambitious, bnt his ambition was only
10 be uscfnlin his day and generation
md to leave behind him the precious
memory of life devoted TO the trnesf
md best interests of the land he lived
u. Look at his record Of loss fhan
hirty-nine years, pure and unssained
" the corruption of the times, and
hink what he might have done for hia
,eopIe If he had mot been cut down in
MS prime. Private soldier, command
ng officer, member and head of several
municipal political and charitable assoc
iations, member of the Legislature.
mayor Of New Orleans, speaker of the
Iouse of representatives, Lieutenant
Governor, president Of the late constis
utionalconvention, Governor Of Louis
ana. Let the Young men of Louisiana
ook atsthat record, and remember that
was carved out by poor boy, whose
liief pride was to do well whatever he Il
Undertook to do at all, and whose
ighest ambition was to serve his fel
,w-men with honest and faithful SER
ice, and let them never fear to cher |
b the same ambition and to strive I'd |
cco,nplish the same proud record. /
Governor Wilt is dead, but the mem. \
~ of his valuable labors, of his lofty /
of his knightly bearing, and !
{ bis gentle grace and courtesy, will II
ve forever in every portion Of The L
tate Of Louisiana. L
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Prom the Scientific Americana
A discovery of great importance to
Psychologists, and of no little popular
interest, is reported by Cairo cores
pondent of the London Times. The
iinds include not only the largest and
insst beautiful papyri yet discovered,
but also the murnmies Of no less than
thirty royal pcrsonages, among them
Kings Thotimes ILL and Rarnses III.
These names have lately been made
familiar to our readers in connection
with the obelisk lately transferred
from Alexandria to Central Park. 1t
WAS the former who ordered the con-
strnction Of the obelisk, and the latter
who, go years later, caused to be in
scribed on its faces his own official
titles and honors. These two mon
archs have been removed TO the Boulak
Museum, where they lie side by side,
and even the flowers and gariands
which were placed in their collins fnay
to-day be seen encireling the masks
which cover the faces Of the deceased
just as they were left by the mourners
over three thousand years ago.
The story Of the discovery rims as
follows: Last june, Daoud Pasha,
Governor of the Province Of keneh,
which includes the ancient Theban
district, noticed that the BsdawecnI
offered for sale an unusual quantity Of
antiquities at absurdly low prices. The
Pasha soon discovered that the source
of their hidden treasure was situated
in q gorge of the inoutain range which
separates Deir-el- B,ihari from the Bah
el4Aielonk. This gorge is situated
about -four miles frors the Nile to the
east of Thebes. Daond Paslia at once
telegraphed to the Khedive. who forth
with dispatched 80 fhe spot Herr
Emil Brngseh, younger brother of
DIR. Henry BrugscL Pasila, who, during
M. Maspero's absence in Paris, is III
charge Of al archaeological excavations
in Egypt. Herr Brugseh discovered
in the cliffs Of the Libyan Mountains,
near The Temple of Deir-el- Ballari, or
the Northern Convent pit about
So feet deep, cut 10 the solid rocks 81
secret opening from this pit led 10
gallery nearly 200 feet long also hewn
ont Of the solid rock. This gallery
was filled with relics Of the Theban
dynasties. Every indication leads to
the conyiction xI,af flaase sacrad raIiee
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Ar7EnrIoz is called to the new ad
rertissment Of Capt. Geo. c. Marshall
oiferipg bis Cameron parrish lands fo
sale. They arc near the conrthons,
Of that parish.
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6EE advertisement of "A. III. Moss ID
smother column. lie Il an old and
permanent merchant Of this place, and
bis stock Of dry goods and groeeries
L unsurpassed BY any country store ID
NE southwest. lie is selling Is eheaI,
Is the cheapest.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-22

TIM BRrIsH Lron has laid his paw
on The head Of the Land Leagne il
ireland, and the situation in the EN-
erald isle apparently indicates speed,
and general rcvoI. against the govern
zcnt.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-22

By nxvERR1SG 10 tire new asiveftisc
nsents IN this Issue Of the EcHo It vii
DO scen that J. w Bryan has bought A
III. Moss interest IN the firm of ]
nv. Bryan a co.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-22

Anxxvr snow storm at In 1t Cached
iast Monasy. md q Last acconnts Il
was still raging. Six inches of snow
lelI On fhst <lsy.
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LAKE CaARLEs, Oct. Ii, 1881.

LAKE CnARLEs, Oct. IL, 1881.
The board met this the 18th day Of
October, A. ID. 1851, pursuant to ad-
journlnent. Present. VIM. Never,
Mayor; B. IL Harmon, r. e. Haskell.
G. SCHNEIDER, JAS. +. Geary, Aldermen.
On motion of +. Z. Haskell, the
minutes Of the last meeting werc read
and approved.
The committee appointed by The
Mayer at the special or call meeting of
tins board, and convened on the 9Th
day of September, A. ID. 1881, and
composed of DIR. E. j. Lyons, b. IL
Harmon and C. SCHNEIDER, to report on
the condition Of Iris street, present
tins their report on salne- That, to
put IN good repair and condition that
part of Iris strest, starting from the
bridge on Hodges street, the grading
of said part OF Iris street ii necessary,
that the grading should be made ESQ
feet. running west, and starting from
the bridge on Hodges street.
On noton of james II. Geary, that
the report of said committee be ac-
ceIhed and committee discharged, and
that the constable be authorized To-
have said grading executed at the ear
hest practicable time.
On motion Of r. Z. Haskell, resolved,
that ditch lie made on west side Of
Hodges street, along DIR Kiraansn's
fence to the kirhaaan gully, starting
from Iris street.
On motion, ii was resolved, that The
following be approved and that the
Mayer issue warrants in payment of
same.
ye James Howard, coffin for pauper, q 90
10 q. A Ryan. care sick pauper.@--. 800
To Kaufman d. Bloch, blankets for
~ pFai ii Hasise haul t,o. To- manner III
To Lake Charles Eehc, printing pro
notiees t 70 tax -
payers. .-.............s..ses.~,. w. 0 90
To 2. KAISER d. Co., BLANKETS for pau
\ per ..------ -....s.-.....-..-..r--. 2sel
70 Albert lessen. 2 graves for pauper, 10 %
70 y. Richard, tax collector, ut l0per
cent, &4l6 Observation-Disclosures. 81 % 1
To D. a. Ryan, services as constable. 90 90 |
------ 1
Slab GO |
There appearing no further business
before The board, on motion Of @. 1
Schindier, the board adjourned until |
the next regular meeting.
Approved;
WIN. MEYER. Maror.
Attest:
,. A. RYAE, Secretary.
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LAxE CHAal.Ea, Oct. s, lssl.

JsssE CHAmEs, Oct. 8, 1881.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt ON this the sth day Of October,
A. y. 1881. Present. VIM. Meyer,
Mayor; B. H. Harmon, Alderman
Absent E. r. Haskell, 3. j. Lyons,
j. r Geary, C. SCHNEIDER.
There being no quorum, the board
adjourned until Tuesday, Otcbcr IN,
1881, 1t 3 o'clock p. IN.
Approved:
WA. MEYER, Mayor.
Aftaa4.
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Referring to the above. l,,e pc.s,.
signed desires % ssate that Re wilI 49,
tinue the business. at HE sar,n e -, -
and under she FIRM name Of A. Il NO.
/ wiIl pay all The Eal,ilssioA Of she ~.
partnership tinn. and IN purs;rs I'm IN
debted 10 it win make settlement x;,,,
me. 1 hope to receive and merit - ~ IS.
crease OF tie very liberal patrcpace ~
tended to the hate partnership
A. n. MOSS.
Lake Charles. La, Oct. u. 1881
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-22

LAKE CHARLEs, Oct 8, 1881.
The Board met this Sd day Of Dc
tobcr, A. d. 1881, it beng regular
session Present Wm. Meyer, Mayor
Bon II. Harmon, Alderman.
Absent: 4. J. Lyons, C. SCHNEIDER,
Frank r. Haskell, Jas. r. Gsary.
There being no quorum. the board
adjourned until Ssturdas, October s,
1881. 1t 2 O'Clock p. m.
Approved:
VA. MEYER Mayor.
Aticsts
]. A. RrAr, Secretary.
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nIssoLUTIoN q pa,tnersh;,,
~ Having sold ont my entire iote,,, !.
in the partnership firm ~ Noss d ~ y
dick, TO 4. II. Moss, ny conns,r Az
with said firm ccased frcm md sS ~
October u. lSS1. The bnsine~, ~ 4, ~
confined by A. b. Hoss = "
In retiring from the arm / cn<s;.u..
rccommend q 30 khe 4sAtronser " f' ~
friends and Of the public eencfs,ls ~
Lake ChazieS La. Oh ~, 1851
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Referring TO the above. the uuder.
signed desire to state that he win con
fanne the business. &c fhe sanae stand
and under the firm name IL j. NJ.
Bryan he win psy al the liabilities
ct the late partnership firsn, and IN
parties indebted 10 it will make seftle-
menfs with him. He hopes 10 reoeiye
and merit an increase Of tbe very liberal
patronage extended to the late partner
j. W. BRYAN.
Lake Charles. La. Oct. "a. 1881.
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DISSOLUTION Of rar4nersbip :.
~ Having sold ont my entire iniere,e
IN the partnership Arm 81 j. w. Brysr
4 Co. 20 J. ". Bryan, my oouncci;o y,
with the said firm ceased from ana
after October Is, 1881. The bns;ness
OF said firm viii be conductcl a ~
same stand. under the firm name u u
w Bryan. II
In retiring from the firm cordisllv
recommend i to the patronage Of nv
friends. and OF the pubic generally
A. HI MOSS.
Lake Charles, La, Oct. %. 1881.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-22

OsE HUNDRED YEARS AGO last Wed,
|nesday, the war Of the Revolution
ended by the surrender Of the British
|army, nnder Lord Cornwallis, TO the
|Amefican army, under General Wash.
|ngton, Mt yorktown, Va, after q siege
|of only nineteen days. The Americas
|and allied forces embraced $500 Amer.
bean soldiers, $500 Anerican militia
|7c0O French infantry, and 36 FrencI
ships of the line. The British army,
|surrendered, embraced 1851 officer
and men, and $40 seamen, with "a
cannon and "a standards. The cen
iennial anniversary Of this great even
WAS celebrated at Yorktown last We'd
nesday, with imposing cerempnies
including the laying the corner stons
cf q monument to commemorate II
The monument will be ninety-fye feel
Six inches IN height, and an exoelienl
illustration Of il, ~ it will look when
completed, appesrs 10 the New 0rieani
Democrat Of flae 18th instant.
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clRRlRD COUNT.



-"' stevens 'As OF h'eh"ond' hs'
op'"s' '''''''''"e'y =" N'""''d' Oh
-'' 49,, 49,
~" ~" ""'"''"s 'o," 10" WOO
" noI"' i-' ."ssf' averaging io< lbs ~
e' :,
Il W. h""'o" 'h'ppsn 10 Louisville
"'''' ~" "s"e''
s""s '''oi Po""''' ''' ""'c" "eso'
" po"na, -
y" "e'u ~" Wits" "h"s
ao". ITO" oo'es,. "hhe Is SCR,
'o' .'' 's'ous'y so'.'.''M"s ierhuns, OF
"''ssi oounV' ''s'"ss AZ rrol iisine'
'"e ""s " 'ne 's'e h'u' " r. KICK
e"' ms osc'ueu 70 move ms body from our
oeme'sy 70 one nearer her. Mr. =. III
Aooo''' Of rsr's' Ieh here TO day (Tues'
"syJ WIN w.
" fomored mat onr friesd W. ~
sA'ey tspe"ce, y !" 900" to unite his dee
"sy VII" '"a' Of very charming w'dos
"'A' 'o"n Inc extreme youth Of Thu
49," ." INIT causes any doubt ON thu
'u":c'
ne h"'ope~ appeared Friday. Z" Al
sS'efu"ng shset, eh'sny, with W. q
Jump, :. ,as Wheel, and Charlie Weot
"'' e'. 1 Dc '''"ed weekly
a' "o" price o. n"y cents per year
amy ProsPsr'
trustees passed =" ord'"s"e
% s-o' 10 '"s 'o""' o", have OF
suspension o. '"e rules from
W" - "e'oeA' SATURDAY night, dorin
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20
LEGISLATIVE

Both bodies have adjourned ill the
3rd Of January.
"A bilkfo the benefit OLA. N. FsIsnd,
late Sheriff Of Lincoln. has pssssd the Zen
ate.
A bill sxing q pensl,, for selling H.
quos without q license q, $50 has been
rep orted in the Kentucky IIouse.
Senator Bl-in:--A bill To smepd the act
regulating the surveysof. aud ps'en,s w.
sued on warrants Tor vacant lands ~ this
Commonwealth.
M. Hsusford has e bill before the
House to empower Lincoln county ." DID.
icsts . portion Of the courthouse square
in Stanford for street purposes.
The members Of the Legislature, with
their sisters and their cousins and their
aunts, are enjoying at the siPsn-s Of thu
State, a visit to the Atlanta EsPo-itios
I, will cost Sl0,0 900 and pro6, nob.dy.
A member wants the Law rsquirini
the Justices to meet with the Cunt!
Judge in the Court u Claims repealed
and give the whole authority u the Judge
II the bill b~comes Law. the magistrate
most enjoysbls occupation gill he gone.
There is bill on tn - Calender to "a
peal that part Il Chapter 65 of the Genera
Status which SLOWS the Assstsnt 3 Gre
tsry Of the State . sslsry, aud II ought .
becom~ q Law. That Officer ~ill get ~ ricl
% Cre.us anyway drawing ~ Tor ever
ps,dun that Blsckburn issues
The House has p,ssed bill To iequir
license Of SIS per ,nnum for -sllin
! cards. .a~ originally tr-p-'-d the bi'
provided that the money realised shoul
70 to the sinting fund, but Mr. li.n-fcr
moved TO ins~rt School Fund IN lieu ,
Sinking Fund, which vas adopted.
Oh Clark, of O~slsy, evidently bs
lisves that there Is sumrthips "r't'sn
DENMARK" The Govsrnor In his M".szg
says that the Auditor's s.iimste f"r III
year ending next October, shows that ,heI
iss dssci, Of $4OO. 262 % The Audi,o
has made no report to the General Assem-
bly, as the Law requires. aud Col Cisr
wants that report At the earliest p'--ib'
nomeut
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20
M "A f. DLD
WATER ELEVATOR

Over 100 now in use in Lincoln Co.,
and we refer by permission to the
following: John j. McRoberts, H. S.
Withers, W. H. Anderson, A. K. Den
ny, r. E. Barrow, John w. Logan, A.
D. Newland, John NJ Reid, Thornton
Porter, w. H. Hays, S. H. Baughman,
DR.. G. Fowler, G. F. Peacock, Adam
Carpenter, G. L. Carter, Peter Carter,
A. A. Warren, R. s. Lyle, ~ Embry,
j. H. Shanks, j. M Philips, w. T. Green,
James Hendricks, M. G.. Nevius, Geo.
D. Wearen, T. W. Miller, Givens,
DR. Bailey, John Dudderar, Jno Baugh-
man, ST., John Shelby, John G. Fry, E.
B. Beazley re. Warren, r. & EWoods,
j. G. Seargent. See your neighbors
who have them in USE
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NJ. VERNON DEPARTMENT
San. ~ svrteff, Editor.


-Ofceu Of the Sunday School 70
lSs, will be electen next Sunday.
There will be . grand Christmas min
steel performance at the school house mex
Saturday night.
The air 10 full OF railroad talk. Ii
imagination the whistle Of the X. C. loco
motives coming into town, are aIread,
heard.
Married, on Sunday evening at III,
residence OF the brides father. Mr.. WIN
Nc. Clure. Jr, to Miss Georgia, younge-
daughter Of 7. J. Hsnsell, Esq.
An effort will be made TO have In
i~gislsture repeal the local option Law O
this county. II it succeeds, the TOW,
must be incorporated, or its citizens left b
the mercies Of the commune.
1t Is reported here that Hon. John ID
While has secured the appoint M ent IL J
". Leath. of Laurel county, q. mai
agent "n the KnoIville Branch railroad
The better class Of Republicans in this vi
cinity are disgustsd with the appointment,
w. NJ. Weber, Jack Adams 4 Son
and il. Williams gave $4,000 each
and J. II. Otter $4,000 to secure the X. c
Junction at this place. Other citizen
gave from 500 90 to $3.50 90 each. Tn,
total amount subscribed was .omethin,
over $5,OO0.oo.
-Lsmbsrt Thompson. the individusal
who vas mentioned last week as having
bees arrested for stealing seventeen bush,
els Of wheat from II. ID. Burnett. wa,
tried last Saturday before Esquires White
head and Tharp, Is an examining Court
The evidence very positively established
Mr.. Thompson's guilt and the Court re,
quired bond Of $500 for his appearance.
At the Circuit Court. Failing to give the
bond, he wss sent 10 Jail.
Chief Engineer J. II. Ledyard, Of tn,
Kentucky Central, aud a corps Of assist.
ant engineers, arrived here Saturday even.
ing and began Yesterday morning to sur.
vey the route for the extension Of their
road north from this place to Boone's Gap.
Our people think there is a fair prospect
f.r the Junction OF tho X c and L. I'm
al this place, and they are correspondingly
jubilant. The road hiss already been 10.
Gated from Richmond sonih Of Bone
Gap.
On last THURSDAY night. Me..rs. Geo.
W. Dunlap and W A Ysnii-. Evangelist,
began a meeting Ia the Christian church
at this place. Services are held twice a
day, sfisanoon and at night The ser.
mons Of Mr.. Dunlap are eloquent, earnest,
and impressive, and the music
furnished by Mr.. Ysntis and little organ
which the evsngelisls carry with them
from place to place, is full Of melody and
persd.siveness. Up to Sunday night there
had been no confessions. but the interest
in the meeting was constantly increasing.
Died. on Sunday morning. 18th inst
Mrs. Addis (Horde) Mckee, wife Of
Dr. W. p. Mckee. Her death was
'uddsn and consequently unexpected.
She vas = most excellent christian lady.
esteemed by all who knew her She leaves
, husband and four children the young
'st child being just a week old Her
issth Is most sad Fiction to her hus
'snd who 10 one Of the noblesi. most
~srm- hearted men God ever made. For
rim and for the little ones thu. suddenly
'srsft Of . mothers care. the hearts Of the
20 out Ia sympt ihy
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MR. WATTERsoN was ct the Gui,eau trial
Friday, and autographed to his pspsr that
he never saw . ssnsr man or more n.u-
mate actor than the assassin. He seems
to have studied his part in the minutsst
detail, aud plays !, with skiIl sni earn
ssiness born Of d.spsrssion O~i"s To the
sickness. and probable death Of the wife Of
one Of the jurors. . delay in the trial 10
expected for two or thrss days.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20

In PRESENTING our SEMI.WEEKLy
10 the public this morning, we feel q
partlonabls pride though not entirely
free from misgivings. The undertak-
ing is . heavy one. but We are greatly
encouraged by the liberality Of our
merchants, each one OF whom, without
q single exception, agreed to our ad-
vance 10 advertising rates, without .
word. Our subscribers, too, have
acted handsomely and We Get out with
fAirer prospects than Is usually &C
corded such an enterprise. Seven
years ago we came here an entire
stranger and purchased the good will
and plant Of the INTERIOR JOURNAL.
Taking into consideration the humber
of newspaper attempts that had fail
ed here, there we're many opinions
expressed that We had made an ex'
ceedinly bad investment. The good
people, however, seeing We were de
termined to make it q success, came
nobly to our support and gave Us .
subscription list excelled in number
BY but few papers in the State. Thi'
has encouraged us to make . still
further effort in their behalf ant
what now seems to be a rash move
ment, We intend to demonstrate, is JUS
% feasible . one o. the weekly hal
proved. Our town and county va
never in . more prosperous condition
and the spirit Of enterprise in Stan
ford l. unexampled in its previou
history. We hope to assist in thi
commendable spirit and to that enc
will bend our entire energies. 1t vii
bs noticed that the paper is somewha
smaller. but We have exchanged at
large cash difference, our Cincinnati
Cylinder for . Campbell Improved
Power Press and a. it is large enough
to prints paper nearly twice the sir
of this. we can enlarge, If occasion re
quirss, to nearly the dimensions of thu
old Courier Journal.
The price Of the paper has bseI
6xed al the low rate of $3.50 per an
mum, which we will in every case re
quire shall be paid in advance. W.
have Lost thousands Of dollars by thu
credit system. and that Is Is much .
we can stand ut present.
We intend To make many improve
,usats in the paper Is we get undel
better Roadway, late news by tele
graph being among the most import
ant. In fact, We shall endeavor Il
make each issue as nearly equal to
daily on the days that they are pub
lished Is is possible tor us to do. BuI
We have made enough promises. W.
shall now devote our whole time u
fulfilling. only asking the public to
patronize US ~ the merits Of the papel
shall deserve.