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WORMS! WORMS!

WORMS! WORMS!
MoTHEas SAVE Youa CHILDREN. Thou
sands OF children die yearly from worms
whose lives might be saved. Mothers use
Dr. Churchii's Worm l4ozengers which
will surely kill and expel then, from yeuE
children. Children witt cat them u readily
as any candy. For Colds Coughs, &C.,
use Shields Compound Cough Lossnger'
or sale BY all druggists. A. J. CLARK, ii
Goodhuc Co. Drug Ssors. Agent.
Red Wing, Jan. % 1854. se~@s> s--~ :
Ino&6ySfy9 - &sa r aE
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U f K Y

UElkV-
Why il il that CHRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE
ss-s = IL the best IN THE EWORLD
BECAUSE eminent chemists say 30!
BECAUSEit contains no csustic com sounds
BECAUSE it wears longer than any other
Because it operates simultaneously.
BECAUSE it does not stain the skin!
{ BECAUsEit nonrishes and strengthens the
Hair
BECAUSE i serrects the bad effects Of 9TH
er dyes! ''~' @' '~' @& -se So '@7s @@~
BECAUSEiss presence cannot be detected
BECAUSE IT MEYER FAILs.
Manufactured BY J. CHFISTADOKO, s Astor
nouse, New York. Sold everywhere, aad ap-
Nsd By ell Hairdresssr-.
Price, 81, @l So, and >s per box, according
Cristadoro's Hair Preservaaive.
Invaluable with his Dye, As it imparts the
utmsss sofsness, the most beautiful gloss, and
great vitality to the Hair.
fries, so cents, 81, aud o. per bottle, aecord-
sng 70 size. Sold by A. 5. c;arx, 1t the Good
hss County Drug Store.
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LEGAL, ADVRKTIsMENTs.
SUMMONS.


srArs OR A'xss.o1A,l 7.
County of Goodhue,S
District Court for. GoodA.s County Ti.st
judicial District. a- +
II. W:Lambreton, Fslntid,) -.
"&| vs.
Wallace Wood, Dotendent.) ~.
The State Of Minnesota. to the abovs named
do!endant: = .s Sass&
Yen are hereby summoned AID required
tc answer the complaint ofthe plaintiff ID thts
action which il now on tils in the otace Of the
clerk Of said court in his office st Rod Wing
in ssid county and 20 aerve copy Of your an
swsr to said complaint on The subscribsrs a
their Office in the village Of M.neorvil,s in
Dodge county in said State within twenty
days after tho service Of this summon up"n
you exclusive Of tho day ofsach service; aud
If you tsil to answsr ssid com plant within The
6'ae sfores.ii. the plaintiff will *Pply 70 the
court for tho relief demanded in ssid com.
? aint. II '~
LA DUE 4 BALL,
Piaintifs ATTORNEYS.
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MERIT Alons makes SEWING MA.
ul CHINE valuable. The people are per-
osiving that glowing representations are not
merit.
Ihat It 10 economy and wisdom to purchase
only SEWING MACHINE OF
Known Practical Utility.
Thors arc 1O5. 600 Mschines in use in tais
country and Europe
This Machine il PROFITABLE aud AVAIL
ABLE 4 LIFE THE
It IL eqrL to TEN Soamstresses.
IA Aassol DissGsn6 of 100 to 500 per cent.
(os ito cost may DO obtained in use-by its
possesso5. This il the ouly
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Mother, Spare that Child - Remember
that Pary's Compound Syrup Of Blackber-
r. and Cranssblll which contains on opiates
or other dslcterious drugs, will cure every
case Of Summer Complaint in Children
Givs il one trial and yau will never be with
out it Price IS cents per bottle.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
FORECL OSURE s

~ hefoas John LindQuise and GuStava G.
4indaaist bis xits Of the County Of Goodhus
Lal>. :. p, 1883 execute and deiivsr 70 Cody
Carver = Co.; co.partnerehip composed oI
Martin 6. Cooley and Betsy <. Cody, Ger
tain sndonture Of mortgage bearing date on
esM day for the purpose Of securing tho pay-
ment Of certain sum Of money therein nam
I'd, whs.sby the ssid John j.indqnist and Gus
ed s9d convey to tb6 ssid Cody, GArysr q
Co., sAeif hairs and assigns forever, al that
tract q parcel eflAud With ,ls sppurtenapcos
lying snd being in The County of 6oodhus
/. nd State Of Minnesota, Aforesaid described %
tollors, to wit !: Lots four ~ and Ave. Is Yin
vity Of Red Wing, according 70 tho. recorded ss s
plat Of said city ~ recorded in the office Of
Register Of Deeds for said county Of Goodhue.
~hteh said indeNture Of mortgage duly 80
knowledeed was Oh the 99d day of July, 4. D.,
1853 duly recorded in tie otiise ofths Register
cf Dsods for The county Of 0eeAhas .5e1ess;d
in Book 10 Of Mortgages page 60.
And whereas de: suit has been maI,e ia the
conditions Of said Mortgage and there il uow
At tho aate Of this notice due upon said rote
and mortgage the aulu Of eight hundred snd
ninety dollars and fltee cents With interest
from the 2sd day ofJuly o., 1894, and no
ou,t OF proceedings et law have been institr-.
ted to recover tbs said debt secured BY said
mortgage OF any part thereof. - 49,
- And whereas the said John Lindquist and
G9.tavs G. I"dQuist his Wis, by tho terms Of
said mortgage for value received expressly
waived two yeays ofthe thrso allowed by law ;
%! the redemption Of ssid real sstatA in cssc
eaid mortgage should be toreelosed. 4
Nov therefore notice - hereby given that
oy VI! tue Of = power Of ssls in said ;ndsnturs
OF Mortgage contained sud sgrssa able to the
statute in such case made and provided the
above described morteagsl premises val ba
sold by the sheriff Of Goodhue county 1t Pu5-
lie Auction to the highest bidder for cash On
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HVOCR OW N DOCTOR."-THEN NEW IT,
IIS,c z LClcA DE y = 4 ,l'IIl GIN

hVOCR OW N DOCTOR."-TIlEN NEW H.
L Illustrated HYDRNPATHlCEN-
CYCIOpEDIA. a Complete system Of Hy'
dropathy and Hygiene, Anatomy and rrhvsi.
.o!ogy OF the Human Body, Illustrated Pres
,o7vation OF Health Dieteties and Cookery;
Theory aud Practice OF Medicine, with Home
Tsen,msn: Special Pathology and Hydro
Ther. r.peutics. nature, Causes, Symptoms, and
Treatment Of all known Diseases; Application.
to Surgery, Midwifery, and the Eursesy. 500
sssa3g and 1"H indox SsF sS r. WIZ
TRAIL, NJ. d. Price. prepaid by FIRST MAIL.
81. Address FOWLER q WELLS, $50 Broad
way, New York. AGENTS ~ ANrED.
"Ofall the publications which have attain
- seh n5 W'EG az
general utility than this rich, com rrehensive
and we'll arranged Encyc:cpsdia. ~. y
Tribune. Wa
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ssATs q AMxaso1A Dislrist Court Firyt,
County ot 0oodhust Judioial District.
Amanda II. Eastman and Summons.
N, i. Eastman her husband
Plaintiffs. ,---------.
samuel Giles, and John Giles, $50 OF. Cant
partners 10 8. and ] Giles, '--s----- -s----- -
. Defend1nts

! j. B. 8. I
$50 cN Cant
-. - - -.

The State Of Minnesota, TO The above named
detendentt Sabuel Giles and John Giles.
and required to auswer ths complaint Of tho
above named plaintiffs which 10 filed in the
office Of tho clerk Of tho District Court ofsaid
Goodhue county ct Red Wing in ssiA county
and to serve cOpy OF your answer to the
said complaint spon tho subscribers or either
in said sad eounts ess within u twenty I DAY. ser the
service hereof upon You exclusive Of the day Of
such service aud it you f.il to answer the said
complaints within the time aforesaid the said
plaintiff vii apply to tho eorr. for tho relief
donandsd iu tne said complaint.
Dated June 9th 1864.
- WA18EH B2lsroI with FRANK 1vHs,
-... Plaiptifa AttOruevs.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

From the subscribsr 10 the town Of Florence
Gosdhue County, Minnesota, on the 2sth day
Of June last, 81. S. d
Said horse has = black m@ne and tail, has .
scar on tho right side Of his neck, and is con-
siderably knee sprung He Is about IL years
old no sho o,s on his feet, and is rather thin in
dcsh.. L. #
Any person who will return said horse. or
give Information by letter or otherwise whore
he can bs found shall be we'll paid for MI
trouble, time aud expense. ~ sEEzsssa s. So
Post Qfice address, WacootA.
J.w. CuURcu.
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SEWING MACHINE

in the world making tho LOCK STITCH with
the ROTATING HOOK, and using the GLASS
FOOT.
GEORGE X. CHIrTENDEN,
General Agent for 1llinoia. Wisccnsin, Iowa,
Northern Indiana, Minnesota and Kansas,
lO6 Lake Street, Chicago.
s ~ Circulars may be had on application +
by post. BAKER & MARVIN,
~p%6v7ly Agents, Red Wing.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE,

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
From thi. time to the 18th Of April 1864,
unless further notice is given. The Up River
Mail will be closed daily at 6 o'clock F.M. Non.
days excepted.
Down River mail will be closed daily at l
o'clock P. NJ. Fridays excepted.
I he Way Mails tor St.. Panl and Winona,
leave Red Wing on Monday, ut o'clock a. NJ,
Ih= Mantorvilie Muils leavss Tuesdays
Thursdays. and Saturdays, at 8 o'clock A. NJ .
Cannon River Falls Mails leave Wednesday
and Suturi days, at 6 o'clock A. N.
The Wanamingo mail leave Oh Saturday, at
8 ocl"ck A. M,
1t is very desirable that all LISTERS for the
Country and for the Way raals, up and down,
be deposited in the Office the evening previous.
Office hours from 719 o'clock: a. n. until
~ o'clock p. NJ.
RcA Wing Niun. Nov. 10th. 1868.
L. P. LOWATER, Dept. p. M,
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80 YOU WISH To BE CURED

- - Dir. RUCHAN'S zsz@s -
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PlLLScurs. III less thar
30 days, the worst caaes Of NERVOUENESS
lmpote,,cy. Premature Decay, Seminal Weak
ness. Insanity, aud all Urinary, Sexual anC
NefvoAs Ataetiona. 40 matter from what ca n *
produced. Price, One Dollar per box. Sen
post paid, by ma: l., on receipt Of au order
One Box will psrfsct the cure in most cusss.-
Address JAMES :. BUTLER,
General Agent, 4z7 Broadway, Nav York.
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DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.

AB-Hsnrs7 EpIscoPAI Cnusca-Corner Of
East Avenue and Fourth street. Services Sab
bath at loH A. n. and 711r. N. Sabbath School
atlxP:x. Class meeting Sabbath at ~ a.
ing ~ o'clock Prayer meeting Thursdsy
evening * o'clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Pastor.
STRANGERS F uRNIsnED WITH SEATS.
NJ. E. Cauaoa-(GermanI- I-Church4 Block,
fronton Wost Avenue. Services Sabbath loH
A. u. aud TX Pm. Sabbath Schoo, at A. n.
Clazs meetings subba:h at - NJ and p ~
Prayer meeting. Wednesday,. ~ 2. N. Preuch-
mann. Paator.
Cua!s1 causeH-( Episcopal Head ofBro"d.
ces sabbath to1< 4. n. and 81 P. " ssbbash
School Immediately after morning service.-
NJ Morning prayers DAILY tSunIay excepted ~
81. N. Rev. Z. K. Wells, keoso.. ALL SEATS
FngE.
FIRST FREsByTERIANC CHURCH Churc;. Block.
between East and West Avenues, aal fronting
on Seventh street Services Sabbath at lu5a A..
NJ and So M, Sabbath School Immediately
after morning service. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening" Il: 7 O'Clock. Strangers will! aiwA: Q
be y. ovilc with seats. Rcv Sand! ford li.:mitt
Pasior. 49,.
EA3oSlC.
Req W,xo LoDsE No 5, Y. l. A M-Neets
the first and third Monday il each j. on h. ut
their Hall, corner os Main and Bush streets.
2. sanford, W NJ. Charles Kemp, sec'y:>
LA Gn,Sss Il. A. CHAPTER No. r. Meets
tho second Monday n each monch, Ut Masonic
Hall, II. B. Wilson, II. p. F. joss, Acting Sec.
usIoS LEAGUE.
The Union League CT America, Rod Wing
Council( meets every Tuesday evening at ster-
Hugs Hall, at ~ o'clock.
OFFICIAL.
Register Of Doeds-C. G. Webster, Office in
tho Court Houss.-ot1ice hours nom \. u.
un.l S r.N.
County Auditor-Fred. JOSS. office in the
Court uouse-otfice hours from 8 A. n. until
5P.N.
County Treasurer-Orin Densmore, Office in
the Court House-ottice hours from 4. II.
Until PM
SnyriI-M. s. Chundler, Office in the Cor.
Ho;,se.
Clark Of tho Court-Robe1t Deakin, Office in
tho Court uousv-otice ho lrs from A. L. un-
ii! 5r.1.
County Attornoy-Warren Bristol, ot3i*e on
Main street
Judge Of Probate and Court Com missioner
6. &. Reynolds office in Wilkinson's block.
justices Of the Peace-Ja ames II. Parker, Of
dce iu Goodhue Volunteer building; Frank
Ives, ofice in Brands new building.
PosT'oFrIcG.
Oaice hours. on week daysfrom IA. II. un:'l
ap.M. On Sundays from to 10 ~, and
from - ". to l p. N.
Up mail closes at sr. H., down mail closes
at X.
Rad Wing to Mantorville, loavoa Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at 8 An. rsives,
Rcl Wing to Northfo!d, leaves Thursday at
Rcd Wing to Wenamingo,- leaves Saturday
At An
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STATE OF NyxHEsoTAl
County Of Goodhue. {
Mary Jane Mecormisk
Plaintiff.
Frederick Mccormick
DAEnn6ant..
District Court, Fret
Judicial District,
Summons.
! I. Il. s. I
$50 cts. Cancelled

Tho State Of Minnesota, to the above named
defendant, Frederick Mccormick.
In tho name ofthe State Of Minnesota you
are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint Of the above named plaintiff
which is fled il. tho Office Of the Clerk of tho
aforesaid court at the City Of Red Wing in said
county, and to serve copy Of your answer
to said complaint on the snbscribor al his Office
in tho city OF Red Wing in said county within
thirty days after the service hereof pom you
exclusive Of the day Of such service; AID II
you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in tho said
complaint.
Ds,ed Juno 9th 1864.
Pl.insias Attorney
Red Wing, MINI.
THE sTATEoF lNNEsOTA.
L District Court. First Judicial District.
County Of Goodhue.
charles McGlashan, Plaiatif,
Against.
William Freeborn, Philip Storkel,
Joshua Haaey, Richard Freeborn, Defendants.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named
dciondants greeting.
You and each Of you are hereby summoned
ana required to answer tho complaint Of the
plaintiff in tho above entitled action, which
has been filed in the office of the Clerk of said
Court. and to serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint upon the subscribers at
| their office in the city Of Red Wing Goolhuc
county lin tho State aforesaid. within twenty
days utter .he service Of this summons on you
| exclusive of the day Of service and if you
tail to answer the said complaint within the
| time aforesaid. the plaintiff Will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in said COM
plant.
Red Wing Mimi, April soth 1884.
WILDER x WILLISTON
Pitts. Att,..
w. S. Rev. St:mp.l
1.l r.. II Z
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FOR 1864.

The following popular implements are sold
BY us exclusively.
KIRBY REAPER. SELF AND
HAND RAKE.
EASTERLY REAPER, T. ~
CAST CAST STEEL PLOWS.
WHITE WATER PLOWS.
ROCK ISLAND PLOWS.
GRAND DETOUR PLOWS.
Pitts & Go. Dayton) Threshine Ma
chine.
SCHNECTADY THRESHING
MACHINES.
NEW WORLD CLOTHES wRfxcEa.
Putaas Clothes W,iinger &c.
We also keep IN assortment Of Cutting
Boxes, HoTse Rskcs, Corn Plows. Short Shovel
Ilows, Rosd scrsps1s Wagon 4 Buggy
Woods, etc., etc,
Nay u 1884. 2 mo. n47ys.
BR0wN & gETeUER.
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II UM s .
FEED STORE.

Where nc keeps constantly on hand, all kinds
Of Feed, Flour, Corn Meal.
E-All Flour anl Corn Meal warranted to
give satisfa ction and if it does not, it may be
returned and the money wiz be refunded.
Plum st. Kcd Wing, Minnesota, Api.=7 o.
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-; AGENCY OF THE -
Dutch East India Coffee Go.
.&# DEPOT, s-. :. ...
l8O Resde street. NY.

The above Company are known aII over.ths
world as the owners Of the Coffee Plantations
of Java and Batavia in the Dntch East Indies,
and are the largest monopo]izers Of Coffee on
the Globe. @>1 '.*-E
The undersigned. (who IS sppoiTte their
sole Agent in the United States and in the
British CoIonies) will have for sale three diff
forent kinds Of Coffee. which, for reaulsri:y Of
grade and cheapnsss OF price, will defy CON-
petition. ~
Our "Baiayta COaee" never befors intro
duced in this Country, but extensively used in
the Armies and Sayies Of Europe, and richly
valued, will be put up 1t prices 70 reach iii
consumers. and our ExtSa Jsva will be the
Xslnvs Bosans Coffee Of the age.
We will have, for accommodation Of GYp-
Gers, Families, and Government Contractors,
samples (dry, and drawn}for testing.
Orders solicited. On receipt Of cash, codks
promptly forwarded - directed.
a. LlPPMAN,.
1cS Eeadc ftrect. II. r.
Sole AEsnt d, Ell e. co.
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7 NAcaINE Ou - ss,s sy

sRVCKWHEAT Eicur. barrel ea1t. dairy -
= 49, salt. BY PAREuCIST 4WIlkOS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-07

| Both Houses were organized by the elecllon VI
Republican officers. The message OF Gov
Seymour was read in both Houses: 1t is
long document, which gives a detailed report
| Of the financial condition of the State; treats
of its educational Interests, canals, Losses by
privateers, &c.. reveals the progress made In
volunteering and drafting; and dissents from
and condemns President Lincoln's war policy.
The Governor says:
There is but one course which will save us
from rational ruin We must adhere TO the
solemu pledges made by our Government at
the outset Of the war We must seek to re,
store the Union and 70 uphold the C0nstltu-
ton. To this end, while we put forth every
exertion Of material power to beat down armed
rebellion, we must use every influence Of wise
craftsmanship to bring back the States which
now reject their constitutional obligations.
We must hold forth. every honorable induce
ment to the people of the South to assume
| again the rights and duties Of American cltl-
zensnip. We have real. I'd that point IN the
progress of the war for which all have snug
t gled, and all have put forth united exertlons.
| Our armies and navics have won signal vlcto
ries; they have done their part with courage,
skill, and success By the usage or the civil
zed world craftsmanship must now except It's
influence If our cause fails, in the judgment
of the world it will be charged TO the lack OF
wisdom in the Cabinet, and not to the want OF
bravery or patriotism in the army. The great
object of victories is to bring back peace; we
can now with dignity and magnanimity pro-
claim to the world our wish that States which
have long been identified with our history
should reassume their p sitions in the Union. :"
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe says that
intelligence has reached Newt ern that the
expedition under Colonel McCkesney, lst
North Carolina regiment, which left Newborn
On the Goth ultimo for Grcenville met the
| Copfederates on Thursday night near Wash
1 ington. Both parties were surprised. Lieut..
Adams charged on and routed the Contede-
rates. killing lieutenant and five men. All
were left on the field lie also captured ten
men, one cannon and caisson, with horses, Of
Starts battery. Adams WAS killed aad five
men were wounded. y
tits "a charitable and humane action at
this time, tosprinkle the side walks with ashes
Or sand It may save limbs from being brol en-.
The prevalence of the small pox in Wash
ington, has caused the subject to be brought
before the y. S. Congress.
Owing to the increase in the price of coal
the Washington Gas Company has declined
making dividend.
The recommendation of President Lincoln
in favor of extending the time for the payment
Of extra bounties by the War Department. to
induce the re enlistment of veteran soldiers,
will probably be adopted by the U. S. Con-
gress It is said that a large portion of the
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Of Columbia and Alexandria, has changed her
DAYS of sailing. Instead Of sailing every Fri.
dav at 10 A. NJ, as hereto fore, she will here
after, leave every Thursday at I. NJ Inc
Whilden is a fine staunch vessel, and makes
reg alar stoppages at all the landings on the.
Potomac. on the Maryland side: Custom
house permits must accompany al goods tor
Alexandria and landings on the Potomac
River"
It is advertised by Jonathan Roberts, She
riff of Fairfax County, that In consequence
Of the unsettled state of the Country he can
not ride it with safety; all lax Fayers IN
consequence are notified to make preparation
to pay their taxes, wherever found and to
avoid difficulty he requests all to call at MS
Office. ssBruin' $ Dwelling, West End to pay
taxes. @~"s So =1 A
The Virginia State Journal objects to allow
ing the delegates from Berkeley aud Jefferson
counties to take their seats in the legislature
sitting here, and says -''Hhe position OF our
State is already in a strange condition, and
nothing should be done to befog the people
more than they are now befogged -
PRICES IN CANADA-F Flour, $3.50 to 81
25 a barrel; Wheat, IS to 81 bushel But
ter, y to IA cts, a pound; Eggs, = to a cts.
dozen; Wood, So cord for dry; Chickens,
20 to 80 cts. a pair; geese, % to 3octs piece;
Beef, 5 to 8 cts. pound. Good place to live
now days.
Governor Bramlette, of Kentucky has is
sued proclamation ordering military COM
mandants, where loyal citizens are taken off by
guerrillas, to arrest at least five rebel sympa-
thizers in the vicinity Of the outrage"
Two persons were killed and thirty two
wounded in the recent collision on the Clncln
natl, Hamilton and Dayton railroad. The
trains were running thirty miles an hour when
the accident occurred. Both trains were badly
wrecked.
A dispatch from Chattanooga says the
weather has been singing cold for the last
three days. Two soldiers recently froze to
death: at Bridgeport, Ala. .72a
The Potomac river, above and below this
place, for miles, froze so]idly from shore to
shore, last night. Thisis the first time tor three
or four years that the river has frozen across.
The Legislature which meets IN this place
has been in session this week, but according to
the official Journal of its proceedings no
business Of Importance has Teen transacted.
The reported death Of T. H. Hunton, esq.,,
which is said to have occurred some tine since
at one Of the Virginia Springs, is; now contra
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nS~ The Rev. Mr.. CoCHELL OF the Mary
land Annual Conference, will preach at the
Methodist Protestant Church. on next Sabbath
morning at II O clock and in the evening at (
o'clock The sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered after the morning die
course jan ~