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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND In Iowa for Sale, -
The undersigned for sale the s. W. fractional quarter Of
township TO- north range the
rolling prairie tho Shockcy's branch
Crooked Greek hes close the Burlington and Washington road
Burlington 10 miles from Washington 10 miles
from Mount Columbus city miles Crawfordsy
the Timber
az miles; mill mio gtml miles distant Neghbor
settled with church and school privilege fine grove
building spot on the land.
CIIAs. T. sTANsBURY
Patent Agent, i0l street,
April H-Colw Corner Of 7b street.
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DOCKET MAPS at Taylor < Maury Township
sectional Mapa tho Territories Just received
M TAYLOR MiuRYS
Az 10 Bookstore, near Ninth street
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad.--Reducton
tasorni mail steamships leave New
York for Aspnwa the 5h and 2oh Of each month connecting
with mail steamers from Panama TO san Francisco.
These steamships hayo been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department and guaranty sped and Sgtay
Panama railroad i7 miles long completed from
and u crossed IN hours The baggage passengers
checked York through San Francisco and
embarked az Panama by ut the compays expense The
money pail ia New York all expenses Of the trip.
Reserve kept New York. Panama and San
Francisco detention accident that the route h
entirely ,siipLic
Passengers the they at ApiuwaD
Conductors through by each steamer and take charge OF
and children without other protectors.
through tickets lowest apply the agency liz
West street, New York, to ]. W. RAYMOND
May G-dtf
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DOCKS FROM LONDON .s q,
Tookcs diversions Of Purley. vol, sro New edition.
Jopings Eometrical Perspective ......
Waishs domestic Economy.
Alinanaih de Goa. 1857.
CiarIcs Dictionary pf the English language. .t.. ..
Universal dictionary tho English French Italian, and
Languages, vol .
Hundred Songs Of Scotand Music and Words 35
Shilling Worth Practical cont f.
Armstrong Bournos Modern Practice Of Boiler Engineering.
Iardwickes Shilling Peeragc ~ cents.
Darings Cyclopoedia Hbiiograrhca l vol, syo.
Imported by IgANCK TAYLOR
Apll
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4 LEXANDRIAs ACADEMY, Alexandria Va
Eighteenth scssionre study embraces the
languages mathematcs
and sciences. Its advantages
ventilated buildings erected for the purpose
g hll corps OF wellquaiGed an experienced teachers
8 A collegiate Of study.
full philosophical chemical and astronomi
cal ....
Full illustrated natural roscpy chem
stry, and astronomy
Special ohared young 10 qualify themselves
y study and practical operations ~ the Geld as surveyors aud eng
Comfortable boarding arrangement but two students are
placed in the
s. Reading tanty supplied with papers, &C.
location heahhl attractive and accessible from all directions
by railroads q.
prevailing Christian and aim IN all is instruction and
discipline.
Terms tuition Students enter at any time,
charged from the dae their send and get
catalogue. II. ]. BROCKErT, Principal.
March 7-2tsw8w
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


m o. r,rnen, co,e,sts Of the Offices Of tho s,ercarv Of
~ Ts, 100 ,nr,issopcr ~ IN, cns,nn,. sx AN
or nas,ar ,c-irr socor hoard and 1ast snr
yey .s' t' @ "" y 10y +
The following Is a brief indication
ces aud Of tho orco employed therein, respectively
, os ~. ,,oou rhh eo,uo,.r, oc ,hos r. :,,
tn phn ryon Assistant sretnrv one enoinecr IN charge one
,cc and three Temporarily enpoyed and tweniy
hr ers The secretary Of the Treasury is charged With the rrn
~, nr bn acaj Transactions az The government and Of he
~ Tho as concornnr The oomnercc and nayon of Tho
United states superntcnds survey the house
States
srucon Of certain public buildings custom houses other pur
poses .s - f-s
w., ,,y,,,,., on Ion william, ,reau comp,yo,cr and
tx Srec,hes M rrnn Of tncang ana ronJnrin ac
nnl COR the c and djplomac service "a well ag tho public lands
and eyiscs nni ceriiles he balances arising tcreop
c,,, an ,,h ;, p,,o, ~ ,,us.
scpa ,o"INeS ,p'ceSo'n VI
and seventeen oork, ePrescnp7 ~, " sp anu M r W.
ing inc accounts o. ,ne army nav anu nn .. ne
pabl~ service anu reN'sos anu cc'nes 'ne p "s ncfeV
o6ce Of tonissioag n tb Catoms-lugh j. Anderson esq.,
Commissioner eleven clerks posorbs the f kcuTng
and rendering
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ArronyrY orNrRAl.'s oll1cg.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Secretary of the Department of tho Interior Hon. Jacob Thonp
clerk ioses Kelly Two discussing clerks and ten other
clerks; supervision and committed the
following branches Of the public service:
The Public Lands The CHIEF Of this bureau is called tho Com
missioner OF the General Land ONCE The Land Bureau charged
with the survey sale of the public domain and The
issuing therefor whether derived from combinations
By former governments By sales Donations grants for schools
military bonnes or publc improvements
or Virginia military claims aud the issuing Of scrip in
cu thereof Tho land oce, also ani It's accounts Tic
a officers recorder chief clerk principal clerk Of surveys
besides drauhman assistant daugsnan and some $50 clerks
Of various grades. ta
I'd PcaspnsThc present Of this George C.
Whiting, Of Virginia The commissioner charged with tho exami
adjudication arising the various
laws BY Congress granting bounty land pensions
ne military the revolutionary and subsequent
In which the United States have been cnggd lie has
chief clcrk g. Cole esq., and consisting
seventy Other clerks which Congress- enable him the
extraordinary requirements Of NE new pon land law has added
temporary force about fifty clerksps OF different denominations
Cd Ians Of Indian Affairs al iaoi, Charles E.
Mix olGeogetown lie provided with chief clerk and about
ifteen other subordinate clerks.
Ilh Patent QcTo this bureau Is committed the and
all acs and things touching and respecting the
ing and issuing patents for new and useful discoveries Inventions
improvements the collection of statistics relating agrculurc
plants cuttings.
f cerwho Is by law the acting Commissioner OF Patents in
the absence OF the Commssionerwevc principal and twelve
patents subordinate permanent
clerks besides considerable number OF temporary employees
Besides these four principal branches Of this new executive depart
partmen the supervision of the accounts the United States mnas
cnt of the lead and other mines Of the United States and the affairs
the pentenry of the United states in the District OF Coumba aud
from the state department the duty Of taking and returning the
States and supervising and directing the
the Commissioner Public Buildings The hospital for the insane
the army navy the Columbia also
management Of this Department. in addition TO which by laws
Gently passed. the Secretary Of the Interior Is charged with the
tho three wagon roads leading the Pacific coast
The department requires additional building for lis accommoda
ton The erection OF has peei repeatedly reopmcaad during
the 1 few & year. for hn rp me oa sh0S oG %
The branches Of the department including The sccrers Office
viii be roqarc al an carly day once
which Il was originally intended
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Ilckes SIU--haIVes -llatlors 3 5U
Certificate package % wloes Sljs
Shares In proportion.
All orders for tickets Ia the above will with prompt attention.
drawings viii be forwarded who order
Address 4. II. HUBBARD CO.,
Mar 27-3tawtd Baltimore, Nd,
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I'VE BORDER RoNERS; BY Emerson Bennett.
Il vol .-t =, 4 s....sS-r.
riA or The Secret Of Tower; by Mrs Southwark vol
lsfr JonCsS Scenes Va Georgia vol Illustrated.
'sPhn Simon Suggsi Adventures Travels Illustrated
Narch a. IRANCK TAYLOR
REGULATIONS for the Army OF the United States,
"hWol 81 20 80. y ~-
Fot sale al TAYLOR & MAURyg
Apu Bo5tstore pear OH street
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The Organization OF the Executive Departments
OF the Government OF the United States.
STATE DEPARTMENT


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Muoc hAety snluoy ca oonuu.. thc w
simple generally cononiyed The number
Department United States
Lewis
STATE Hon John Apoeon one chief ek twelve clerks one trans
lator ana one librarian
ns.,...,,. 49,, mi. ,., - a. e,... nu...,...u, ~.
enafss o m peWeeh s Aui ve ~
rs this government In il diplomatic instructions
sent department communications
der
all of like character received and their content,
being > entered o an analytic table or index
49,, 49,. !. ~, -.
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Ss oe.wsh s hc aa ,e cousu ana a
~ ~ snp - IN ~ ~ e''e nr @
anu 70 eers from ON osher persoms ans @ ot
m usehe,, :" i'~'ns W 'o'uha' "rs are prePaou
Disrsing eIie has charge Of all correspondence and
with relating fund With
disbursement OF which the department charged.
M r,a,, m, ,ros .s ,, forns, s,ch o,s ,s ,s
,a onri,a Ia o ocor ,,o r casuis
49, -, a. raa asa
aNu asuoa ~ ' MM MM @ " As'' "p ~ ~ 4 NY
A7U'"1
ctk9 yoia'aea dd comsions HE makes Out and records
commissions, letters appointment and nominations 10 The senate
makes records exeuaurs and records when In English the
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EDWARD h. HENBoIp, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Waiter, No 397 u street opposite City Hall,
on First and Virginia avenue Island
JAMES Williams, No 22 Ronr' and -a-haf street.
John Irge sol Thirteenth street below penns avenue
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain r levy 3s7 Pennsylvania avenue opposite National
Hotel.
GENERAL SrPFRINTENDEST
John Thomason.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY,
James NJ West,
Ia oha,P Washington city oGice,
Northwest corner Pennsylvania and Seventeenth street
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A RNY'S CONFECTI0NARY, No. 81 Bridge street
"a Georgetown c. where all kinds OF entertainments
furnished with the best cakes water ices coneeon
ary &C. shortest notice. and tho most moderate terms
Medal last exhibition of the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute
Feb 3--dd
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CET the best Wcbsers Quarto Dictionary
NJ What every family counting groom, student
and indeed every who would know the right use Of anguog
ihe meaning ohoaphy aud pronunciation OF wordhau good
Eaels Dictionary ?o daily necessity aud permanent value
weer Unabridged the recognised s,ludard HeonsaDty
sd and relied Justice legislative bodies and
in public discussions entirely conclusive, Hon John Spfn
. , ,.,,,,-,, ,,,,,,
For consciousness exaciudc definition adaptcdness 10 tho
state o tho valuable work Of be
Iind hat have language Iredet Waytnd
pubisbod by C. s. c. MERRIAM Springfield, Mass
soli by oil booksellers Ia Washington and elsewhere
March 7-Imdkcp@t
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.-It being
IN the intention OF the board OF directors OF the Washington
Rockville Turnpike Company gravel The road from the first
20 Us terminus al tho District line contractors requested
dress apply to the undersigned the subject before the
Of April next. JOHN c. BRENT,
No 80 Louisiana
J. C. LEWIS,
Feb 2l-3tnwtf 492 serchth street
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washington Branch Railroad.
rJNRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
Il At 9 aud sh, a. M, and AMI AZ, p. m
On Sunday at IA, ,.
Leave Baltimore or Washington
At AZ and 81, a. M. and and "a r. m.
On Sunday al al, a, .... -..
Passengers for Philadelphia and New York will take trains at O. SE
and Az.
Passengers for Annapolis Win take trains at So and ~
10. for Norfolk S1s and y.
Do for the West and - connecting
at Washington Junction. T. II. PARSONS, Agent
Jan 17--dtf
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NcGREG0R & CO.'S Extensive House-furnishing
wi wareroons, Nos, $50, 62s, and s2l Seventh street.
Full Of pao mnlpgroom Hail. and Chamber Furniture In
mahogany, walnut, rosewood, and OAK, ....
general OF all ouskccpng goods aS1ys hand
al lowest prices.
Every Intention given " customers.
Houses furnished entire short notice
Ap 9--eodimo
L,REE BURNING C0AL.--Just received one cargo
ii free burning coal expressly FOR cooking
All coal well screened before deivery
A superior lot ol wood hand. ..
weight may be relied oil eascs and the price
low the bes article will admit
Cosl kcpt under cover 2,2i0 pounds 10 the ton,
ia, W. NJ CALF
Northwest cornor 12tb aud streets, No. 5I7,
one square south OF repu syenue.
Ap l0--d2w
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.iehaaset Capital aaa .ises, sl,a7a,os7 OF.
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Assets, S523,O5 on,
Iatctel Ia Boads, Mortgages, and Good Securities.
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Hon b Floyd Secretary War Secretary once proper
there clerk subordinate
watchmcn The following bureaus attached
partment
Commanding Generals Obce-This Office at the head OF which Is
Lieutenant General Scott is at New York
iiutaat Generals 08col Cooper Aduant General
Asisantslcu Col W O. Freeman Major George Dcas and Capt
Seth Williams Judge advocate, Major John Lee Nine clerks and
messenger this Office all records which refer TO
the personnel OF the army the rolls here where all military
commissions made
Qgoternaos Geroi octGcn, Thomas Jcsup quartormas
general Charles Thomas quermsster general Capt
NJ VI Clark district qnrtcmaster; Major H. C. Wayne, In charge OF
clothing branch eleven clerks aud one messenger,
PdyHn1er Goears Office col Irned, psymsser general;
Major Clair pcpny district ly master; eight clerks and
Comisdry tsrlts 06Gen George Gibson, connssay gen
ers assistant Captain A. l. Sha six clerks aud
Saigon Geasurs O6sn. Thomas lawson, general;
atsut ~ Wood and d. Richard H. COOLIDGE thrco clerks
Eaga OGcnera Joseph Tocn, chief engineer assistant,
Lieutenant John kurtz Eve clerks aud ono messenger,
Tsyonrpeo BurpCol j. J. Albert colonel of ,hs corps
sistan NJ l. Smith, four clerks and one messenger
Ordnance B,ro1col H. Craig colonel o. ordnance assistant
Capt. VIM. Maynadier; eight clerks and messenger
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Fire, Marine and Inland fasupaars.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
TI0tIShND DOLLARS
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The Bombay Times gives, from its own correspondent,
the following account Of the action in which the Pesas
were defeated
The general arrived the 2Tth ofJanuary and the
evening of the Sd Of February the 18th Hghanders and
the 26t regiment n l. having landed the day previously
consisting of 420 sabres 200 European and 900
native infantry and eighteen guns, marched quietly out
of camp in the direction of the hills The carried
only their blankets and great-coats and two days
cooked provisions in their havresacks, the commssarnl
being provided with three days more in addition. With
the utmost secrecy and celebrity the force marched
the marshy ground which separates Bushre from
the hills through perfect deuge OF rain and arrived
the afternoon of the 5th the enemy's entrench-
ment at the village of Borasoon They had failed to
obtain. any intmation of approach until we were
close upon them when they hastily abandoned their
camp, and fled to the hills probably holing that
might be induced to follow them into their Businesses II
impossible to intercept their retreat although they
IN sight for hasty had been ther departure that
the whole Of their camp equpase tents, ammunition, and
pro, isns were abandoned TO force II will not be
easy for them to this blow TO their comissariat
and ordnance departments, and all apprehension of
serious attack Bushire is dspatcd for the present
After remaining two days in the epemys camp, and de-
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Literary Notice.

! The young mems Literary Association, me,
on Tuesday evening last at the Court House.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hedrick in the chair, and after the
conclusion OF their regular business, the Socie-
ty took up the previous, question for discuss
sion, viz: Resolved, ssThat the African race
are intellectually inferior to the Caucasian
race, and after an interesting and spirited dis
cussion, by Messrs Stuart and Walker, on the
alternative. and, Mr.. Freeman our colored
citizen, who was invited to be present and
take part in the discussion, on the negative,
the question was brought to Its Anal passage.
Order Of exercise At the next regular meet.
Ing, which will be held on next Tues lay even.
ing the LIST Of December, a the Court House.
l.. Lecture, Con the Principles of our Gov
ernmsnt," by Mr.. Edward H. Stiles.
2. Discussion on the following subject;
Resolved, That the difference Of the Unity Of
de races il correct. sss,
The society concur IN extending an invita-
lion toall, and II il hoped that there will be q
full house present.
by order OF the President.
sa''a ~ B. A. rIENEMAN, Ssystavy.
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- GREAT EXCITEMENT n
AND NO HUMBUGf

THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER PRESENTED TO
THE CITIZENS OF wAPELLo COUNTY!
4 DLER A. FEINEMAN, take pleasure In
~ informing their friends aud the public generally
that they have received and continue receive daily
their heavy mammoth stock Of fall and winter goods
direct from New York and Philadelphia.
Having bought their entire stock for cash. whereby,
account Of the great money panic in the east they
bought their goods very cheap, and intend TO favor
Having come to the conclusion that a "bird In the
hand is worth two In the bush," have adopted the
ready pay system the price Of goods
come down. thereby making difference from Is TO 25
per cent cheaper than any other house In 0ttumwa.
We would respectfully invite the attention OF buyers
Of fancy and staple dry goods comprising full and
complete assortment Of calicoes musins, drills plain
and figured delains, aipaccas French and English me-
rinos and every variety and style Of ladies' dress
goods and trimmings.
Especial attention is requested to their large stock
Of clothing consisting Of coats Of all styles and
qualities cloth and Cashmere dress and business coats
pants and vests and full assortment of gents frn-
shng goods, also heavy stock Of boots and shoes,
hats and caps AA ~ -
Now, one and all are especially invited to give us
call and examine the goods and prices and judge for
themselves. fa e
Remember the cheap place, at the old stand on the
corner Of the three story building adjoining the Curlew
House. q -HA
P.s. Feeling thankful for the patronage heretofore
extended to u.s. we do most respectfully solicit con-
tinuance ofthe same. Respectfully,
n826w ifAf A.. &F.
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We present a communication from an es-
esteemed correspondent L. A. II and COM
ynence series of articles on Wealth, from
the prolific pen Of H. I. ., which will inter-
est our readers, and for which we take occa-
20 express our gratitude. The Sketches of
Gamblers, by J. II. Green Esq, are continued.
We will also say now, that we are promised an
orginal story Of great power and interest, for
the opening numbers Of the rex. volume Of the
Courier. commencing Jan. LIST. 1t will be
well for new subscribers to send in their
names Immediately, as we shall spare no eff
fort or expense to make the COURIER the COM
ing year, more valuable and interesting than
it has ever been. p"
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WM. REIHcxE.-We are pleased 70 note
the increased facilities Of our worthy fellow
citizen, MIR. VIM. Reincke, TO supply the
wants Of the public in his line, at his estab.
Iishment next door to the Buckeye. He has
recently secured the services Of an experienc.
ed baker, whose performances in that useful
department, Reincke's show case speaks OF II
terms the most complementary. II you want
excellent bread, all kind of cake, choice fami.
ly Groceries, beer, confectionery fresh and
pure, and the choicest cigars, these and many
-ther things will be found at Reincke's, who
by the way is clever, worthy, and indus
trious man. Patronze him. For those cake:
aud cigars the Courier office is under obliga.
tions,
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The Courier once,

Is In want Of almost everything to eat drink, wear
and pay debts with. Subscribers and others who
Wish to supply us with Wood Coal, Flour Beef, Pork
Butter, Lard Chickens Eggs, Potatoes, Corn, Corn
Meal Buck.wheat Flour, &C., will please bring them
risia along. Come In without knocking Always at
home to such calls. - ss.-r vs>~FrrF
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Rare InduCements to AGENTS,

Il Canvassers wanted to obtain subscribers for the
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Price 81 Sold only BY agents. to each Of whom spe-
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No family whatever should be without it," For full
particulars in regard to an agency, address,
GEORGE W. ELLIOTT
Publisher and Bookseller.
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~Al kinds Of School and Miscellaneous Books,
Cheap Stationary aud Maps furnished nj
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Weakness or pain the breast prevails to a
very great extent and more particularly among
female. .#t e rstEatf fsaI t....,Ia
When neglected. it becomes chronic, and
hence, the necessity Of a remedy that will
give tone, and restore the part to action, DR..
Bakers Panacea has done wonders in this Gis-
ease. as hundreds who have been afflicted with il
can testify. It's application Is both internal
external. Pain cannot exist when freely used
For sale by w. F. Elmendorf. J. l.. Taylor in
Ottumws and by agents in every town in the
country. ats #As tAAAN ha t.,.
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Pifyone copies Of the Bible Society Record may be
found AZ the store ofG. d. Hackworth. Any one who
has contributed to the funds Of the Society can have
number Of the Record, each month, by paying the
postage T .# .r.aa- r. A. SPAULDING,3
----- Secretary Of the Wapello Co Bible Society.
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T Winter came upon US in sober reality
the past week. We can't say how cold it has
been, our thermometer having got broke, but
that it has been cold, our other thermometsr,
the ink, has borne unpleasant testimony. Coal
and wood have been in demand at the Court
.er Office, 1t may be believed, and elsewhere
we should judge by the activity dispiayed
among dealers in those useful articles, and
overcoats and other appliances to keep warm
have made their appearance on and about the
hurrYing pedestrians who move along tie
streets at gait which would lead one to sup
pose that the panic was over, and business
brisk again.
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Special Notices.

r-.r Religious Notice. -----------
The Baptist Church win meet, for divine worship,
regularly every Sabbath Morning, II o'clock at the
Court House. Preaching by Rev. J. T. Robert. -