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coaFEDERATs CONGRESS.
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EkSA1E.
SATURDAY, September goth, 1859.
THO senate met at II O'Clock n. Prayer BY v. j.
L Burrows, Of The BIphsi Church.
NJ BAKER Of Fla, introduced bill to amend the
act 10 provide Tor auditing the accounts Of the Post
Office Department Referred TO the Judiciary Commit
ts.
Mr. D0RTOH, Of N. O., presented tbs petition Of Of
hsers Of the Navy relative TO ralk Rserred 70 'he
Oommit'ee on Naval Affairs.
M. BROWN, of Miss Introduced bill authorizing
the dlstriouton of pris money $3.50 0oo 10 Admiral
Bachsnap and the officers and crews of the Patrick
Henry and other vessels of engaged 10 the battle In
Hampton Roads on the h Of March last
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEE
Mr. HAYNES, of Tenn, from the Committee Of the
Judiciary reported bill 10 punish insurTecon and re-
bellion against the Confederate States.
Mr. HILL OF Ca, from the sane Committee, reported
bill for the relief of the Bible Society Of ths Coated
crate States Also bill for tho relief OF Jonas T. Levy
Also bill 10 amend the l2:h section OF the act amen
istory Of the sequss;raon law. The last mentioned
bill passed.
| Mr. DAVIS, of n. G., from the Committee OF Gains,
presented resolution for the relic. Of Walker Ander-
son, Of Florida
Mr. sEHME5, Of La, from tie Committee OF the Ju'
dietary, presented bill for the suspension OF the writ
| OF habe3s corpus.
| Several resolutions OF inquiry adopted.
| EXEMPTION BILL
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the bill ex
emptng certain persons from enrolment 10 the army o.
i the Confederate States.
Various amendments were proposed aud diseussed
Mr. YANCEY, Of Alabama, moved a reconsideration
Of the vote by which the amendment to txenp; one
editor Of etoi newspaper from enrolment scted
Mr. ORR, Of 8 O., objected 70 the Notion ana it Hss
| accordingly ruled out OF order.
The bill was icaliy passed, as amended BY the TO-
loving vote
YIIs-Mssars Baker, Clay, Davis, Haynes, Henry.
| Hill, Lewis, MaI#ell Oldham, Orr, Payton, Pns.on
Seiumes, Sparrow, WigialI, and Yancey--lb.
NATs-Aessrs Burnett. Clarke, and DJrtch-S
GA motions Of Mr. HAYNES, the Senate adjourned
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sALROP PUBLIC HoRsEs.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, [
qoIB0SsyILH, 3 pt H. 1854
WILL sell public Gur on At o-aJge Cout House, on
\ TEtChss. October y h, lsei One nHndred condemned
horses1 .
T. ms cash WE RICH IDS, J9
.r23-sd Post qlSr e:msitrT.
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CITY SAVINGS RANK,

CITY SAVINGS RANK,i
81 hmont, scItea her %, 1852 !
f5IgIs IGuttol having gsr1 no through tbs t. Tapes
Of ,h3 ely the 9b 81 aaoh st ha 10 consequences Of
gEty the funds then oslt II ill rhc
y1u be PAID drusud d that he int theron q
fse N h hne-stb OF iHs fcloSins nnnb tAp.i
* 10 io Toe Tia iLe tprB drpof he ving aied
hye5y be thst cert ecls should be ptse.et Tor ps
d, witch sI made o dena-d
HU9E % l.. hssT, PIesiasg.
n. ACBUsT, O. shltT. Iep 22-ut
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SIraDiT, Sept 90 1862.
The House wss called 10 order Mt ~ O'clock n. by
the sPsAEEE
IPoRTs OS COMMITTEES.
A bill! 10 amend the TEL BIZ
BILLS PAaaID
A bill Incorporating tue UIioa Manufacturing Con
pany OF FnvlnnG county. oil Increasing the fees for
keeping and supp orDg prisoners 10 40 cents per diem
saving l. TO the discretion of the county courts to IL
the for the several counties between the minmun
Of 80 and The maximum Of co cents. bill increasing
Sheriff. bonds.
DIsTILArIos OF LIQUORS.
communication WAs received IRON the Governor err.
closing letter from DR.. 4 w. Johns Chei Engineer
OF the Confederate Government recommending that
dstlers be allowed to distl ~hi-ky from rye, In
nrdor 10 iu!t contracts With Hospital.
Referred 10 a special committee.
KEsoluII'ns- or ryQuIkY.
By hr. DAVIS, Ct Oauib II, into lho eIpedisneJ oi
author zug the city OF LyGchbufg 10 i.zue a0uGt Of
iis notes in addition TO those nov anIhorz by Law.
By same Into the eipedency OF leglslsting upon
ihs euhjeo OF manuscturir < slcohoi
On motion Of Mr.. BARBOUR the House vent into
secret session on the sutj'c. tf salt
lie. VI killed and wounded In the iI.h Louisiana Vo..
untOer 1s August, al Manassas, Lieut. Col g. York,
Commanding Regimen:
Lieutenant Oollne ok wounded
Company A, killed Lieut. Davis, private j T Hoii.
say. Wounded, p'ivsle G " lier.
Company Is, killed private Hiey, WoG9tei Corporal
Casey priVstss AcC1rIby, Beerhough Logrsn nsaein
Company D. killed Corporal f.rdy. Wounded, pri.
Yates william Cies, AeioSan, Corporal Wicker.
Company s. Eed private Cochran Wounded, Col
Ssrs, II lamar, ssrg't Clqtcher, PriVats Clansn,
GaiGeY.
Comuauy =, Killed LItut u II MleI. Wounded Lieu
Penny, prISates nerrl Farguson, u Banklcs, W
Austin.
SeIs't Mack UorporAls l. Bonroe Colies, pIivates
HsnnOn T L aflsy W Roors. slightly Flanagan.
Company |, Killed pfiss:e Roberts. Wounded
Sefg't W COCK, priysIes Thompson, G Hardin.
Company K, killed none Wound ID p, i7ste Grausi'k.
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sAnR oF pUnL,c uoRsss AND nuLEs,

VIAKIENNArTFHS [
GumosSyuLs Sept u, 1892 I
\ Will public Sucon, Iul3 per Court House,
L tuesday, srh SDh, 49, one Hu !ded and hlne cen
Terms c,sh v.B R,orAHDs, JR,
seY4-s.,is Iost QuatermSse'.
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2 n Toss AMERICAN AEo lssnmsDt for sale By
0U sep use DUKE HUro 'Fsos.
NEW AUCTION STORE IN RICHMOND. VA.
n connection With our regular Grocery aud comnlicb bud
ne We peptss selling ubne aueloi ennsgnmtaise all
iinds CT HershandiEs And
Manufactured Tobacco,
AMI respect rlly ,ocli umnts Hivg large and well
arranged warehouse and vi knose &c Of the trade
hiat least - any Auct o1 oesen
this city.
Cur lssors viii pref ely the same h.t We charge
pr giving choee OF the two nttaod u
sailing.
Gu frat sale will place 1uEsDAY, October tie III.
1879 TskDf slLIAha.
p2a-h e,rner Gary nd 18Th sn se Rssmoud. Va
/ IAKBas Y. RinUa CBoc0 ATE 10, ga -
Is ,s,22 hE.OE q BAKERS D. us eto,t y
ETOssf laLTOERIaK AID o., de sps At
Ill Iss q aIkDE BAkkRs prusftsgs.
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sIrURDiY. Sept 90 1862.
The House was called 10 order At ~ O'clock H. by
the SPs.KIE
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n Toss AMERICAN AKo lssnmsDt for s,le By
OU s.ps2-st' DUKE hUrCef soh.
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offES ssis usc! Of Ia nd mile 4 s'Ent NJ
he rim po', th AichuOad aud an' aroa5 alta ming
40 oil good bull iBgs Of stS0s De III
nine aud ssary CUhods-s In god order Cue hundri
sni y c'ried ucludIug about ry hl snd 70
hundei and iiy orig SfOsib balance Ia ola "a
pins, ald eonvtnaLi railroad wood Nth good
bg sud falling rdni0s through tLs tsT
'Ttn-s, &c, ad-.ss
HEM ". Wall
No res Crunzru Fcsl-ofaSe.
sep 2O-crdl5 lace bdwsIi s.T W
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LtRGR ST0 n RAHHS WANTkO,
NNtNrGD TO pG:chS Tgs stosI Farms, 10 ihs .sDss
w Jsds1on CisK fsaeatsl LosdtEn or ao stssf IT'S
apply 70 - -
Gs'g-6t sCDDIS LFfEKR0E
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Mr.. CROCKETT, o! Ky, from tho Committee en-
Elections, called up, according to rctce the contested
election case between Hoc 4 q. Garland, citing msp
er f:om the State Of Arkansas, aud Hon. J.lson P.
Johnson cai.ipg th sea in the House tho represen-
Iaiye from the bird Congressional diu.rict Of the ate
Of Arkansas.
Tee majority of the committee report the following
resolution:
"R,solstd That A. II Garland IL entitled to the seat
nov held by FIN !"
The minority Of ths committee report
"Rs,olvsd That Hon Json z. johnson is duly tl.ct.
ed Representative from the third Congressional die ,t
Of the Safe o. Arkansas a1d sucb IL entited 10 his
seat IN this House"
Mr. CROCKETT took tho fDor 10 favor Of lhs contest
sut, Mr. Johnson, agd al tho termination OF idiriJ
MINUTES the time allowed ~ tie rules Of the Hoais-
Vie HosSs RSisurnst. 3t-ay.s.t
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Thus are secured all the benefits Of
the old United Statcs bank without many
OF those Questionable features which
arouse opposition 1t was affirmed that,
by its faYors, the government enabled
that bank to mOnOpolize the business of
the country. Hero no such system of fa-
yoritIsm exists. 1t was affirmed that,
while large portion of the property in
the several states, owned by foreign stock.
holders, was invested i'll that bank and
its branches, yet itwas unjustly exempt
ed from taxation. Here every state is
left ntperfect liberty, 50 far us this law
IS concerned, to tax banks within its linz
its III whatever manner and to whatever
extent it may please. 1t was affirmed
that frequently great Inconvenience and
sometimes terrible disaster resulted to
the trade and commerce of different To-
calltlcS by the mother bank of the United
States arbitrarily interfering with the
management of the branches, by redu-
cling suddenly their loans, and sometimes
withdrawing large amounts of their ispe-
Gle, for political effect. Here each hank
transacts its own business upon its own
capital, and is subject to no demands ex-.
cept those of its own customers and its
own business 1t will be as if the bank
OF tho United States had been divided in
to many parts, and each part endowed
with the life, motion, aud similitude Of the
whole, revolving inits own orbit, man
aged by its own board of directors, attend
ing to the business interests of its own
locality; and yet to the bills of each will
be given as wide circulation and as fixed
q value as were ever given to those of the
bank OF the United States in its palmiest
days. 1t IS not to be supposed that va
ration IN the rates of exchange will en-
Arely disappear; specie itself yields to the
law of demand and supply, and fuctu-
ateS IN value with the continual changes
of the balance of trade. But this cur
rency will approach as near uniformity
in its value as possible. These institH-
tlOns all originate among the people in
their own localities, and arc not created
by tue government. The government
supply AUTHORIZES tho investment of capi-
tai in the loans, and the use of the bonds
representing tho loans as basis of a
sound circulation. rzf.lF
This measure will, therefore, give to
tho people that which they most desire, IL
currency which shall not only purport to
bc money, but shall actually be money
IN II broader and more positive sense than
arc the notes of the Bank of England,
high as they arc in the estimation Of tho
commercial world, for the reason that the
dcpOsitors of the Bank of England, equal
ly with the holders of its notes, look to
the government stocks, in which its en-
tire capital is invested as their security;
while this plan of the committee proposes
that the stocks of a government, with few
er liabilities and paying larger rate Of
interest, shall be specially pledged for the
security of the notes aloneP
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sense. No set of men can draft an orpauic
law to suit the minds Of every person,
hence we think those obiectors could not
have done so we'll with the. same difficult
ties they had to surmonnt If the Con-
vention had inserted free State clause
thousands would have raised their voices
against it, and if gradual emancipation, the
same or new difficulties would have been
found. Hence no Constitution will ever
be drafted to please three -fourths of all its
subjects
] observed an article recently, and in
speaking of the county expenses the writer
says they are going TO be enormous. Ibeg
leave to differ with the gentleman, The
Consultation provides for county as well as
township officers. We will now consider
their several officers together with the ex-
penses of the same: The Prosecutor will,
we presume, receive the same pay as under
our present system the Recorder will re-
ceiye the fees of his Office, together With
an annual salary not exceeding $lOO, on
the same principle as our present clerks;
the Sheriff, Surveyor of Lands aud Asses :
sors will, no doubt, be on rule similar to
that existing under the present Constitu-
ton. Thus you discover the expenses arc
not increased in any conceivable manner.
Now We come to consider the township
officers, and we expect to convince every
unprejudiced mind that the expense on the
county will be much less by the new Con-
stitutiou than the old. We propose to no
tice the officers as they are named:
The Supervisors duty are in some re-
spects the same as our Levy Court. They
are requested to meet four times each year
our county court twelve times. We now
pay our courts three dollars to each mem
Ger and expect to pay the Supervisors the
same. They meet four times, the court
twelve times in each year. Our Levy
Courts are composed of four from each dis
trict, whilst the Supervisors Court are COM
posed of one from each district; thus you see
the expense will be less than the present
system. The Clerk of the township will
receive an annual allowance of perhaps
not over twenty-five dollars, as his duties
will not be much to perform, tue Surveyor
of the roads and overseer of the poor will
cost the county comparatively nothing, and
as to Justices, they will most assut edly
not druw q dime from the county treasury,
but will receive the fees of their offices 10
be fixed by law. The COnstablas likewise.
Thus viewing the county expenses, it is
very apparent TO every thinking mind they
will not be as much under the preseut pro
posed law AS the one now existing. hope
every Voter will lay aside all unjust prclu-
diCes aud vote for its adoption.
We cannot expect to be admitted by
Congress whilst continually telling thar
body not to do it. hope and believe She
sees our condition and will act for our
speedy redemption.
Hoters, Tuesday the 3rd of April seals
our hope or blights our prospects in future.
A. H. BowMAX.
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in few years past will remember the Pc.
ilcan Dry Dock, upon which river. steam
99ats t!9a were constantly being rrPaired.--
The battery allude to is mounted upon
TINS dock, which is notless than 200 feet
IN length. The guns are about six feet
battery there is a large iron apartment
shaped like one of our gunboats. covered
with heavy iron, and designed for pro.
lection to the men. think it mounts ten
guns, certainly not oless than eight, and
none OF them smaller than 32-pOunders.-
might mention, en- paSsant, that while we
we're scanning the enemy's ranks, we saw
great smoke, heard loud noise follow
ed by an atmospheric "whlzz," which we
interpreted as an earnest admonition for
us to stay not upon the order of our go-
ing, bat go at once; and almost sfmultane-
curly with this, we saw the earth fiy in
directions.
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The GYecnvillc CTcnnessee) Banner of
the 26tl Gltimo, says: "The Third Georr-
of our town until some Of our citizens.
who had voluntarily taken the oatl, to
support the Southern Confederacy, be-
gan to get very bold in denouncing the
South and tho Southern army, and adyo-
eating the Union-somc abusing Govern
or Harris, wishing to see him hung By
the Yankees; others saying that SOME Of
the Southern men would have to leave
here when the Yankee army gets in
and many other expressions Which are
characteristic of the individuals express
ing them. Col. Ledbctter has not left
this county yet, and we give warning to
those persons to be careful, lest they NAV
have to face the Colonel in answer for u
violation of their pledges to the Southern
C0ntederacy. This is only a friendly
admonition, to keep such individuals out
OF. trouble. "Our authorities are defend.
ing our rights and fighting for freedom
aud independence"
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THE TENTH VIRGINIA.
UpsuER, March 18th, 1852.
Editors IHteLligeNcer

EditOrs InteIiigencer :z.z.- -e-,----s-ss
Darnall's company left Sutton early on
the morning following the writing of my
last letter. Most of them arrived at Camp
Fort PiCkens" on the same evening, safe
and sound, though tramp of twenty i've
miles over a rough, billy country, tired
some of them just little; but they are IA
hardy set of mounlaineers, and don't mind
such tramps much. They are admirably
adapted to the part of the service for
which they are employed. They are good
woodsmen, sure shots, iudefatigable work
ers, and true patriots. These men belong
to Company A, Virginia Iufantry. /
don't know, whether they are the, one hum
dred enthusiasts spokeniof by one of your
correspondents a few weeks since, or not.
for he could, with the same pTopriety, have
10th. .I,i .'.'.l ~ ?
Cump Fort Pickens is eleven miles from
jacksonville, Lewis county, and eight from
Centerville, Upshur county. It is situated
in a narrow valley, on the farm of james
Pickens. 1t consists of two apartments,
one built of rough logs, aud the other of
thick boards. The whole is covered with
rough boards rived from the trunk of
giant oak IN the neighboring forest. 1t is
just such place as I'd like to spend a
week at, did not duty say no. THIS uu-
cOuth cabin-is proof against musket and
rifle balls, and affords splendfd quarters to
its hardy occupants, who, in turn, protect
tue surrounding country. ThegcitiZens of
Lewis and Upshur counties know not what
they owe to these true soldiers, until they
have passed beyond the line of their opera
tons into the "land of Dixie" and seen
there the waste and destruction; [; for bad
they would have Penetrated farther into
the country, to kill, plnnder and destroy.
On the next evening after their arrival
at camp the boys were all much rejoiced at
the sight of their loved and honored Colo
mel, whom every one in the vicinity re-
cognized by his flowing beard if nothing
else. CESE . f~rCE,
Col. Harris is man 10 the strict sense
ofsthe term, physically. morally and mem
tally, and worthy Of the full confidence
placed in him by'all under his command.
There ure those in the service, who labour
not for the service. but for self, and are
always Jealous of the success of Others /:
some of these; narrow hearted gentlemen
have become Jealous of Col. H's populari-
ty and influence with the West Virginia
War Department, aud have bnsTcd their
Littte sonlsi9 4ying to get up q cr9Gking to
the Colonel detriment. The Colonel has
had ia arrfBEe hard territory to work over,
but has by. energy and perseverance got
ten past the "hafd place" He has not
laboFed for-the recruiting ofhis Regiment
alone, he has had an eye, pro bono PuLlico,
and ] have been highly pleased with, the,
good effect of some of his plain, pointed,
deep logical addresses in different parts
ofthe country. OF his success am grow
ing still more }fssis % HOPEFUL.
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Avlsvv OF the Rebel stronEhoId.

In company with number Of army
officers ! crossed the mainland on the
Missouri side, yesterday, q distance of
about three miles, to a point directly op-
posite the loot of the Island. We were
not more than three quarters Of mile dis
tant from the Southern extreme of the
rebel torttfcatfon. BY the aid Of glass
we could see distinctly the operations of
the enemy. Vast numbers of uniform
ed men were assembled on the shore. a
tNs tew regiments were on parade, marching
dealt ont by sable drummer and a scaly
looking ffer. What most attracted oGr
attention was floating battery, the most
formidable looking object of defence or
offence yet presented to the Federal eve
Those who have visited New, Orleans With
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Letter from a wheeling Roy In south
Carolina.
BsAuFoRT, MARCH Il. ~

Il d.
iia.rz... BEAUFORT, March IL, 1862.
Editors Intelligencer:
Amid the stirring scenes of the day, af.
fairs in this quarter must appear tame, but
here goes for those who have friends in our
division and wish to hear.
A word about the mail. The manner
in which our letters are lost, mis-sent and
heterOgeniously mixed up, mystifies the
American soldier, "or any other man.
In each arrival every company receives
from ten TO twenty packages that dot be-
long to them, and fail to receive as many
that do. We get letters that should have
gone to'the Potomac, Ship Island, Hilton
Head, Kentucky or any other place than
here. There is much reasonable discomfort
in consequence. A mail is the only thing
to remiud one here that he ever was civ.
ilized being, or ever will be again. The
boys value it accordingly; and the distri.
button of rations will not collect n crowd
halfso quick as the arrival of the afore-
said mail. If Friends are not replied to
they must not consider themselves forgot
ten, bnt continue their faVors H
Our pickets and those of the secesh
have been quite sociablclately. Stacking
arms on both sides, they met and had a
bottle and chat. In the course Of it, our
''wouldl come across the CoOsaw and give
you good basting up soou." They do not
seem to beVery harmonious over there late.
ly. II seems that Virginia threw up to Ten
nessee7 the Fort DOnelsou scrimmage.-
Tennessee retorted by picturing the noble
conduct OF that first water F. F. VI, j. B
Floyd. Result-A bowie knife and pistol
row after the most approved Southern
style, and some few wounded. These are
about all the military items for fortnight
past. f8mps i65 s 80
Every one is occupied with the irrepres.
stble, unquenChable, and internal nigger.
Orgauized gangs are cultivating under
suitable pay and supervision, others are
tortifying our position, while the females
are taught housekeeping, cleanliness, aud
clothes making. Nearly thirty teachers
arrived by the last steamer for that pur.
pose, among them the wife of Senator.
Harland and several relatives of Secretary
Chase. 80 5G 80 -
The Tooth Regiment Pennsylvania Vol
unteers marched out on Monday to relieve
the sth Michigan, on advanced picket duty
at the Other side of the Island. TheyiWiil
experience the delights of night watches
for two weeks in March wet and wind.
However, the late news will warm them
up with enthusiasm at every recollection.
1 am pained to record another. death in
our company. John s. Werlich, son of
SamHel X. Werlich, of Washington oOun-
ty, died to-day at half pastttWelve o'clock,
in the regimental hospital. His disease
was pleuro-neumonia. Tue deceased vol..
unteered in his present company last
August, and has served faithfully ever
since. - sa.ls
The rest of the company are as we'll as
could be expected. g.
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Letter from tucker county.
HANNAHsvlLIB, VA, Marc
Raitors Intelligeueetl. 3 =. ..l,.s

Ealt0FS 4nIeEHge1eer. ~ ~ -
Permit me through your widely circu.
lated sheet 10 advance an opinion ON tie
new State Consultation. When see long
editorials written by men Of ability, who
profess to be loyal and new State adVo-
Gates, confess know not what they wish,
perhaps first the honors, and secondly the
profits, whilst the good of Western Virgin
10 is.but little regarded, True, the Con-
stitution in some points should have been
different, but takelit-thfough and through
it poruayS terethought aswell as sound
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The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
tue Advertisers own Immediate business and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
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sales and real estate sent in by them muSs
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Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nouvII-'S9