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A CARD.

MI have this day sold oar stock OF LIQUORS SEGAEs,
w &c, 10 Nj. Joseph b. Smith, late of the Hewitt House.
Liberty, Va
In retiring from our present business we beg TO tender our
thanks to our friends and the public, for the liberal patronage
bestowed, and most cordially recommeIi our successor rs iuh!
worthy Of their continued favors.
December Is, ls5e. II. NJ. HARRIS & &C.
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NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
N appearing before the public as the successor oil IL. VI h'
l. ris IL Co.. in the sesar, Tobacco, and Liquor Bu'intss
most respectfully ask u continuance of The liberal paifonnsn
extended to the old firm, and pledge myself 10 continue 70 - ~
snch u stock TN hand us will keep up the well earned repuunu"np.sIi
OF The House, which was known as the place 10 obtain n ri'Ni
CLASS ARTICLE. -
In connection with the present business | shall open, III NJ IL
days. n EESTAURANi in the rear Of the present store, nv Nv
viii he under the immediate control OF MIR. James Il. SInt'h, ny
former weli-kn"wb and popular proprietor OF the MARSHA nun
House. OF this city. where he will be on hand, atan HHes' 'e"u!
to supply every article u bon ricint could wish. AMT
JOSEPH Il. SMITH,
irc ,6-9w no Main Street.
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SGMI-BlTUMINOUS A

fHos III RE'EsiLf DEVELOPED
Willis M Juntaln OF Piedmont Coal Field,
Near Farmvllle, Cumberland Co., Va.
TaNlE subscriber having made arrangements wiHi the South
Il side kaiiroad Compan. 10 deliver COAL from the new
Piedmont Mines To The Iii! of l.. nchburg, has established "A
COAL ARD On " the lsiaud,' anu appointed Il. +. SINS, u we'll
Anowh citizen of this plucc, Agent Tor its sale and delivery, 10
whom please apply.
inns GOAL is produced from the mines of DelIow " Co., who
are c"inleien, n,irrs, and VIM are prepared to snip any 4uan-
ty OF toai that ina! he required, in good unrkuiafie order. 1t
Is NATURALLY Tree from slate and other impurities. and /, more
durabIe, under combdsiion, than Ordinary BIumlnous Coal, hy
twcn. dive per cent. II IS now used exclusively IN FarmvIir.
InL'E MINIS are "nl! aDodt % nAts from inIs cul, and over
the oa>! grades Of III" s"Iih->ioe ROAD, and arc BEYOND he iniu-
ehce oi competition IN tns market The prices, therefore, will
b. reduced according 10 ie quantity CONSUMED. For lie pres
ent, the. viii be:
For brnc Coal .........., go. % ceflts uer bushrl
fi la 'oai ''''' r.''s--.-+,......- ~
ror Snnpt oil 80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is "
sept ko-l3m JOHN 4. DALEY.
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-. ..W A n TED.
- STORE HOUSE, situated on Main Street. a., w,,ch
4Hs good price will be paid. NJ. n. BoHANNAN" e"
Os"~ Agent and Collector.
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". %. hAasir1 tnEsRY W. SMITH
MASSIE l. SMITH.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
as Front Street,
feb 29-i1y. NEW YORK.

y + e. rsr,ns' New York. pawn D. SPENCE. ~Lynclbure,
PETERS, CAMPBELL 81 CO.,
4 " X IL y,
SO Wall Street, New York,
I(tY AND SELL tncnrrrni Money, Checks, Draf1s,, &c,
- make collections nj nil points In the United States and Can
hla, "Nccui orders Tor the purchase or sale OF stocks, Bonds and
other securities upon COMMISSION, and conduct 18th prompIncss
the general banking iusin, ~ In all Its departments.
Tie Ntn la Lynthhurg Il lecrs, Spence ~ Co., who will give
prompt attention 10 ANY business entrusted 10 them.
INV 2lalts
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Eolteil" erlets from the 1rndc, b, Mail or TtlesralM. 1Ird,
On application to AUsTENS. A.Exrs,
81 Pearl Street, \. Y.
hrg"-rSK = also "a Ne obtained at he Manufacturer Prices,
3 tt 'f Nv lufk Mb'irNll, Druggists. GrocrFs. tamlh,ne
3 h-'n.a: liBti NAnHta. iurrs and Dealers ia lamps.
= H-hL41-tsE - tA. trade mark oi the kerp-nc Oh
.. a.. III I~r~'a. ar eABtHned against using The sail trade
'f'S ~ .fssf ets. oct l-i3n-A W.
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Seaboatd rowing and transportation Company.
gus toMPAAf Is ~" prepared 10 transport, Freight Ia
Il and I.Osn lyn'hbur2. i'innud and Norfoik, al the lowest
rA.cs. hcit Buals 20 through, "ItA"ut breaking OdlA, 10 and
iraIn surl,lk, thus aAoiiIng all charges on The way. Having IA
hect ii htsi class iitat> alI - in, scam | ug, shippers OF Pro-
llec 10 market and ot Merchandise from the East, may calcu-
late IN the Creates dispatch aud economy. Freight reee,. ed
daily, aud no COMMISSIONS charged at ANY point. For RATES vi
Freight and Toll, se their printed l-l.
Ii. II. sIAttN. Agent at lynchburg.
j. L. >IAlEN, Agent al kIcnmonJ.
GAEi;ieDN y MAihNE, Agents ut Norfolk.
". I, SMITH, General superintendent.
june q dts
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BALTIMORE
= to Shipper Of Tobacco to the West.

Notice to Shippers Of Tobacco to the West.
UyHE undersigned arc psepared 10 give increased facilities to
II shippers OF Tobacco 70 the West, having Shortened the time
u transit md reduced the rate from third to fourth class.
Through receipts given To the principal points in the West by
Railroad or the Ohio River, and freigbis guaranteed as low as
by any other line. The only transhipment betwce baltimore,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, 81 Louis and Chicago, Is made al Pits,
burg, directly from ear 10 car, under cover, thereby avoiding
drrya age and ferriage, and all damage on Tobacco from expos
uFe.
81 No commissions charged At Baltimore or PiitsJurg.
MAGRAW X KOONS,
No. so North Street, Baltimore.
Refer to Jesse Hare 4 Co., ". D. Miller. andI l.. Clayton,
%Lynchburg; Jacob Head L Co, and Jacob Brandt, Jr.. ljan.
more. march lS-dly
T.tWeeklv Freight and Passenger Limo
FOR BALTIMORE.
e.SGs--.A Il Powhatan steamboat Company Steam
.%1rS&s3 scs, GEO. PEABODY, Capt RICHARD PEircn-
AID, and BELvfDERE, Capt VIZ. KEENE, will leave kch-
m md for Baltimore every. Tuesday, ~Ihursddy and Saturday.
RETURNING, will leave baltimore for Richmond every 7ne,ddy,
Thur&day and Saturday, thereby enabling shippers and Pas,
senxers to have an opportunity Of q communication between the
,wo points every other day.
20 Freight received Ia both places every day.
For Speed and Comfort, these fine Steamers are equal, II not
superior, TO any Of their class To be found In this or any other
city. These Steamers having been fitted out with splendid State
Room Passenger Accommodations ARE recommended TO the
travelling and freighting community AS the most comfortable,
cheapest, aud speedy mode Of transportation between the two
points.
TIcKErs eau be procured at our Office, Shockoe Slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel, or at the Steamer Landing, Rocket
ID. II w.. CURR1E, Agents, Richmond.
sept Idly j. BRANDT, Jn, No. b Light ST., Baltimore.
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xOrchapped Hands ana Face. =
ss1es remedy !lr chspped iIaph - Fses, ssrs Ips,
.ssasszS. p Aiso, RSselip eaiys. Cold cesin ana Up
ee@ JOIN II. eEAY,
Draegast
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MCKINNEY g. co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOccrS and Gcn'i Commission Merchants,

Bank Square, Main Street, l%ynchburg, Va.
M h are now in receipt Of our Spring stock OF Groceries,
w Iron, steel, Staple Dry Goods, &c, consisting Of
'uta, Orleans and coffee sugars, various grades.
l"ai, Crushed. formulated and Powdered sugar;
la.a,ra, no, Java, n; nchn and Santos Coffee;
'leIin. Wax, .Adamantine and IaI,pw Candies;
br"" u ari Fancy soaps, various brands:
i'is, Golden Chop, imperial Plantation, Delicious 0olong Nc;
>Iic's OF every Kind: Sole Leather. good anl damaged: pure
'h1el Vino EAR; Liverpool an! Ground Alum salt: Cotton \ ans
al No'x kirginia aud Western cured Bacon: No / Haitian
ilerrings, IN whole and halt barrels, No. aud 3 Machrrcl, in
,i>. No. Peruvian GnanU: Old dominion Nails, English REIN
i Iron; Band, Hoop and Sheet Iron; Norma! Nail Rods, ~c;
last, shear and lhsc1ed steel; Wagon Boxes, all sizes-to-
.elter with u general assortment at staple Dry Goods, such "a
No. ani : OAlaoart, Licached and Brown Slirtings AMI
Nloeiings, Buriaps, llantanation Linen, Cottonados, striped
''khaburgs, Fruits, Ii-gaaa,s, &c. Ne, 10 which they respect,
uN ASK All examinations from their friends and the public gen.
rally.
- Particular attention paid to consignments of all kinds Of
t'Gniry Produce. april 2nits.
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k'isae Watches.

Vd1dNhH%Ss
4 WEhare Il new and large stock OF FINE ENGLISH
"A WATCHES. oi the fplhowin manufacturers. Co"3e-
VsS,As roy, DiA"n, Jas. Johnson, Tobias, Bold, Il. ID. Johnson,
~<SsD la' ID Taylor, Cooper, Robinson, and Blundcll. All"
the largest stock Of FOB, Neck and Ncst | lans, seals, hey
~c, ever of, red ia this market.
We Will sell the above % n as reasonable terms as the same ar
tcles can he purcliistd. in the state, and respectable. : liclt AT
exam nation Of our stock. j.. WILLIAMS " son,
oci l3-Lus s. Main Street.
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OFFICE souTm-sIpR RAILROAD Co., !
Auuust I'm Ism (


~ YT1E xYAsrsssatssEec .g4sysAyzssa
aud after August "a. ,"o passenger trains VII be run
" on The Southside railroad, leaving l., nehburg as follows
Null Train dahl, at II, A. NJ.
second Train daily, except sundays, at 1880, I. NJ.
Both these trains connect with the Richmond n Danyille
trains Ia Richmond and the Nurh. The second train conu.c,.
ut Petersburg with the trains Ia Norfolk and Mcldun.
These trains also connect with three tri-weekly lines of
Steamships from lily Point to New York, Philadelphia and
baltimore, all magnihten l steamers, with the best accommodate
items for passengers. HE Railroad To Norfolk connects with
dali, steam Packets To baltimore.
The agent at the Souiiisdc ltaiir,ad Co. at Iynchlurg, will
furnish any further Information respecting these lines.
mug Its II. Il. BIRD, Geul Sup't.
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FVNiE PORTRAIT GALLERY will he continued by the un-
n dcrsignei, at the old stand, No. IA, Main Street, where he
Will be pleased To receive a continuance vi the very liberal Ua-
tronage bestowed upon The late concern, assuring all " mo may
call that every effort viii be given 10 render satisfaction in style
Of Pictures, rates of charges, ~c.
Wealso have the agenc! Tor the QUAKER CITY DoUBLE TuREA AID
LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES. Ii helms. iUls, tueks, gathers
aud embroiders, aud does all the work oi ihc best $40 Machines
Is far more simple and less complicated than any other Ma
chine, aud is sold al the very low prices of SO and 700. Best
Cabinet Machine $40. lie has the Patent Adjustable lIemmcr
manufactured expressly for the Quaker City Machine. The only
one that hens nil widths and thickness. From The large num-
Der sold by \. >. Tanner l. Co., while acting as agents, and the
general satisfaction which the Machines have given, tile under
signed feels no hesitation Ia recommending them as the best
now la ue. Call and examine Them. \. ). TANNER,
oct dis M. ia Main Street, lynchburg, Va
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LOTTERIEe.

Consolidated LetteFies ef Delaware,
Fer December, 1853.
FRANCE, BROADBEETS q CO., MAsAoERs,
HTLkzg ron DELA EARE
The Manaisrs oal as aftenion Of The public 70 the following
Splendid scSoaass % b. drawn dsFsaE he prescut moath:
MA0NTFTCnNT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
@7O,OOOi
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.
-,
To BE- drawn In Wilmington, Del, Saturday, December 81, 1859.
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Notice,

tNiENtl. German and American rLAIr LooKlN.aIAss. In
= pam ana fancy GilL, husrM ODD, Walnut and Mahogany
4 r"iies, nj great! reduced prices, AT The old stand.
JOHN l.. WINSTON,
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SCHEME.

H2Hp6 prikca, amounting Ia. o. ~ ,s1Z,UDV
Tickets 90, Halves 90, Quarters ta, Elghths t2.Jl.
A Certificate VI Package vi 20 " holes, co-ts ...,. tsy9 10
Do. do 70 Halves, t...t.-... lay ~
D. do. 20 Quarters .....,.,t,." q 20
DO. do. 20 EigithA ...,..,..,-- ~ VI
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra Class NINE,
To Be- drawn In Wilmington, Del, "Wednesday, Dec. 81, ls3@.
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EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE
Prizes payable in full, without deduction
SPLENDID SCHEME

2a,S6o prizes amounting 10 .,.,. ss=s.sasa,,. go. tt40,U0
Whole Ilckels 80, Halves 81, Quarters t25U. -
Persons who desire need only remit the risk on u Package,
for which We will send = Certificate as iollosst
\ Certificate OF Package Of 10 Mhules, costs. o.. 90. -. $40
Du. do. III lIal,s, ...=.. 4,
do. do. I5 Quarters, " ....... "a
DO, do, 10 Eikhths. " IA
" Prizes paid immediately AFTER the drawing.
n All orders addressed Ia FRANCE, IiHuApnENIs n Co,
Wilmington, bel, Will meet with prompt attention, aud the
printed official drawings sent us soon as over.
CAUTION.
Persons living nj a distance, should be- extremely cautious 81
whom tgey order Lottery Tickets or Certificates Of Packages III
ltckeiA III, country Is flooded with bogus and sw iiriling
Lotteries. livery induceinen, Is held oul 10 get persons 10 in
vest money In them. Capital Prizes 81 from tluOOO 20 Alo.000
head their schenes-with Tickets nj Dno DOLLAR. 4loWD0D
Capital Prizes are offered, Tickets ~ Al such, ~ every In.
stance, ale Frauds; and II money Is scui 10 them for tickets, IL
Is 81 much thrown away without the shadow Of "a rinuce ul
getting a prize. Beware ot all IoitVrct where the Capital
frikc IL unusually large In comparison 10 The price OF Iiekcta
In every instance where large Prizes mr. offered for II small
cost Of Tickets, put IL down Tor n certain fraud.
FRANCE, Bl.oADiENTS 4 co,
nov W-didom WfimfHVfOn, Del
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4 wkN MEAl.-Wc arc now prepared To furnish fresh yruund
Corn Meal IN large and small quantities, at our nmll or
ter meal Tor family use.
march 9dss NoWLlN Il MUEREII-
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New Fall Stock

IUsr arrived frosi the Northern oihss with q full stock of
- FALL AND wlNTER CLOTHIHG for gcnlemen. The
--latest styles and the most fashionable apparel. nj Inc Iov.,l
pacsA can Be found r ees ss.abushmsn, Nc. " Main street,
Ala iargr supply q Gents Furnishing Goods, which We
VII ssh lower than any other hsuse in tLs city, Hats Of The Int.
sstsyisA Boots, shoes d all qualities and prices 10 suit Trunks
va1fsHs and Umbrellas from The best Eastern fsetories arr on
exhibit.5- md vii ts saaa sAs=S.
Youihs and Boys CLeanxss Ia al styiss and qualities.
Please call a Hfasa d SrRAUsE's, between Nowiiu d Murrlrs
and 4 g. Lewis, and hook fs your self Our motto Is ~ IL has
eve been, selling cheap 70 increase custom
Nanufaciurcrs snA Fauners will do well 70 examine our stock
Of Servant' Clothing, shees, &c. DO. sept 24-dts,
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NOTICE

4 and afer MONDAY next, there will be no Flour inspccte,
~ in tins Depot, until further notice, owing to the crowded
couii.i"n OF the Depot 4. ID. JELLIS,
nov i1-its Gen. Fri. Agt, Va ~ Tenn. K. Il.
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$50 hAOfSeS 1Or sale.
XVE have six good Saddle and Work HORSES c- -,
~ ii,osA IN need OF horses will please give us a cali. NJ
EEAkEIIN A ~,
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THE FAMILY JOuRNAL

FOR 1850.
a Southern FireSide NEWSPAPER.
Equal in every respect, If not superior, To
Bonners Ledger. or any Of the Northern Week
lies, which have been SO literally
PATRONlZED TlROCGllOUT THE SOUTH.
N the LIST OF january will present To my customers, and
~ the public generally, the above l,ElLENT sol tn
tRA FAMILY PiPkR, published IN baltimore, aud edited
IN part ny Mi. fa.etie III. NorNcil, formerly of ~ nchburg.
This paper conner 10 us well-csiablishrd, and with a large list
oil contributors, numbering amongst them many al III. best and
most popular writers OF tue day. Subscription price s20O per
hnhun. Southern people VIII" wan, IA Southern Literature. viii
send nj once for this popular paper. Address,
dec l3'iis ii. VICTOR, Agent, Ly~ nchburg.
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GENERAL FREIGHT bftIuE, V, x L. Il. Il.
N and aner TUESDAY, 18th, the following regulation viii be
~ enforced:
Merchandise, produce or other articles of freight, having been
transported over the rusd or an. part Of II, aud delivered al any
Depot on Tie line, and not taken away 10y HE uuussnv,. or own.
or within frentyJoar hours alter its ha, lug been dcln cred 10
sach Deloi, Then The Agent shall demand aud receive. before the
delivery thereof, the following rates Of storage Tor ever, twenty
four hours said article OF freight shall have remained IN The De
pol beyond the time specified abnve, to.wit; On " heat and otl,-
grain, one cent per bu-hel Flour four cents per barrel and o.
other articles, one cent per hundred pounds. r
by order. lnov ia-dsI 4. ID. JELl.lS, Gen. Frt. Agtn
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First Premium Hats Fall style!
mo. lS2 Main StI eet, Opposite II. c. Vic O,

FIRST premium Hats Fail style!
No. l52 Main Street, Opposite II. c. Vic o,'s,
MI LYNCHBURG,. VA.
flrSt premium Awarded at the Late
AahhtLitkAL \ MECHANICAL fhR IN TmIs CITY,
vi IhE subscriber would call particular attention to the
SAiaci that his HATS are made by his own hands, aud always
.i NE bts material. and warranted 10 please In every particu.
'ar u u sale. lie Is decidedly aycrse iu e2otism In any form
Whatever, YET he eAnnot refrain from II IN this instance, in say
u u q Is sure his Hats cannut be surpassed In workman.
sup, material aud style IN THIS market lie would also call nj
huo 70 MS extensive assortment of Felt Hats, and Cloth, el.
'et lana NaNY Caps, of every grad aud OF The newes, Fall = lie.
,n1s cohndent That his assortment Of hnc FRENCH FIN
and extent in this market.
The attention oi Farmers aud Tohacconists is rsp,ctfull,
called TO his variety of Servants Hats aud taps.
a cat 10 u"st respectfully solicited betor, purchasing.
ne would also state that he Is prepared Ia manufacture
okNic' DRESS and CASHMERE HATS To order. Of M ms
material, and AS they arc made by his own hands. he can FUR.
o'n 'nein u reduced rates. GEO. NJ. KELLY,
~ Aren't
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Manipulated Guano.
M ofer 10 the Planters Of ' virginia u Guano prepared by
w us, rs follows:
1000 lbs. of the best Peruvian Guano that can be procured,
500 lbs. of the best Sombrcro Guano, containing lmi 81 Der
cent. Of the Phosphate oil Lime,
200 lbs. of the best ground Plaster, for which we pay ~ per
ton, extra.
All well mixed together.
Planters and othersa are invited 10 examine ue Article. From
the best Information we can obtain, We believe this mixture is
one Of the best that can lie prepared for The Virginia lands.
Price 10 Planters ts per ton, or 81 per ton less when they
furnish the Bugs.
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co.
sept ~ dts Richmond, Va
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fCOOO1 0POOOIIO1CS.
A@ l HAVE just received another lot Of fine
~ $sTEE MISUNDERSTANDING which are some If
he prciticNl patterns ever before offered 10 the public. Cal.
and examine them.
sept 2-dts JAMES DINWIDDIF.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-17
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES

ESBYTERIAN-Chur on South street.
j. g. BoGGs, Pastor. Meets every Sabbath, at
lola A. NJ and = p. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL - Church on
South street. DAVID Poor, Pastor; every Sab
bath at l01s A. NJ. and p NJ
GERMAN EvANGELICAL.-Rev. R. Dubs
Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning at
lola o'clock, also on Wednesday evenings.
GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN. Rev. Mr..
Swartz, Pastor. Preaching at the School House
every alternate Sunday morning, at l01s o'clk,
and on Thursday evenings.
UNIvERSALIST SoCIETY-D. C. Tom.
LINsoN, Pastor. Meets in Morses Hall. Main
street, every Sabbath, at lO15 A. NJ.
EPISCOPAL-Rev. Mr.. GIrFoRp PASTOR
Meets at Masonic Hall every Third Sunday
commencing Dec. IL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LODGE, No 81
Stated Meetings on the Wednesday on or before
the full moon of each month E. BREWER, w
NJ. W. Q. SMITH, Secretary.
AHOLIAB CHAPTER, No. 2l.-Meets a,
the Masonic Hail. on the lst and Sd Thursia
evenings of each month. GEORGE WARSE, Ii
r., G l.. WHITE Secy.
GOOD TEMPLARS.-Wap Lodge
|: Q. G. I. Meets every Tuesday Evening al
Masonic Hall.
INDEPENDENT SONS AND DAUGHT.
Frs OF TEMPERANCE.-Me over DR.
Wright's Drug Store every Monday evening"
A. FULLER, w. e.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-17
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SHALL publish the DAILY GLOBE and tn,
n CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE and APPENDIX during
the next session of Congress. The Daily Globe
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also the news of the day, together with such
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the reports of the Committees of Congress on
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