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To KEEP A HoRsE's TONGUE IN HIS
HEAD.--- .---Baclswoodsman, Cra wfora, Pa,
writes the Rural "Cover your bit
with leather on cloth, make it large
say an inch in diameter if the horse is
bad-let cut the ch eek strap so that the
bit viii drop about to the bride tooth,
or so it will almost fal! from the mouth.
A constant eyertion of the tongue to
recover the bit to it's right place has
effectively cured every case / have tried
in ayoung ."-Rural ~ Yorker.
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From the Daily N. Y. News1
TIL + SH Il Il MAN. sALLECK oORs
RESPUNDENCE

THE SH u II MAN. sALLECK corr
REsPONDENCE.
General Halleck, after General Sher-
man 9 frsr arrangement fer the surren-
der Of Johnston's array , sent q dis
patch It will be reecoliectei. prohibiting
certain Federal officers in the West to
obey any orders of Sherman. As times
chan &c and men change with them so
did General Halleck change from the
which he assumed to Sherman,
the "traitor," to that which he deemed
proper to Sherman, the "loyal." Out
Of his anxiety to pledge the health of
that momentary 'reber' in loving
bumper, correspondence has arisen;
and is laid before our readers, in sub
stance, to which nothing can be added
Of piquancy by any words of ours:
GEN. HALLEcK TO GEN SHERMAN
AS ynn will be IN Rionrn4nI ,n q fcr,
days, allow me to offer you the hospl-
talities of my house here, where | shall
be gratified to see you and contribute
to make your sojourn here Agreeable.
GEN SHERMAN 10 GEN. HALLECK.
Your preferred hospitality is respect
fully declined. 1 had hoped to pass
through Richmond without the painful
necessity of meeting yoa. Your recent
advisory dispatch to the War Depart
ment is a sufficient explanation.
GEN HALLEcK TO GEN. SHERMAN.
/ regret your declining my invitation
and the unfriendly spirit manifested in
your note. Ifyou knew the feeling
in which you are held at the War De-
partment in ress renee with your agree
ment with Johnston you would appreci-
ate the motive of my dispatch to which
you refer. Permit me to assure you Ct
my kind feeling toward you personally,
and my high admiration for your
services.
I think | understood both the cir
cumstances and tho men sufficiently
we'll to appreciate the motives Of your
dispatch. Both you and Mr.. Stanton
sent me warning to beware of assassins.
l did not then know that the authors
themselves were the assassins had to
fear.
The following just and sensible re-
buko we find in the Louisville Journal,
one of the ablest organs Of the admins
tration of Mr.. Lincoln. We commend
it to those who would heal the bleeding,
gaping wounds of our country by con-
tinually exasperating the people Of one
section against those Of another. The
following is the article to which we al
lude:
"rhe Chicago Journal, as we said
yesterday, proposes that the authori-
ties of different States shall at once
declare that the Confederate uniform
be henceforth the gagb Of all convicts
sentenced to the State penitentiaries
for ordinary crimes, and that the uni
form worn by the Confederate officers
be that for criminals Of higher grade,
according to degree.
We 90 not question the Chicago pa
per's patriotism, but no paper could ea-
silly put forth more uapatrio,ic rec
ommendation. IF We want peace, peace
not only between the two sections but
throughout both sections, let US endeav.
or to promote it. Let us soothe and
nnollify inssead.of tauasing and exas-
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New Oregon Plain Dealer
TERMS

Published every Friday at the Plain Dealer printing
oems, Main Street, New Oregon, Howard County Iowa.
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Being 2 500 acres in Chickasaw and
$50 acres in Howard County, Iowa. which
will be sold for cash or part on credit
These lands are mostly in large tracts
and well adapted for either stock or grain
farms For terms,
Apply to GEO. w. JONES, Dubuque, Iowa.
W.R. MEAD. New Oregon,
uf6esl a.s c. sCOTT ,McGregor,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA, PA,

ii ~... PHILADELPHIA, PA.
nissases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
- and Sexual Systems-new and reliable
'treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD
ASSOClATION-Sent by mail in sealed let
tor envelopes, free Of charge. Address, Dr..
J. SKlLLlN HOUGHTON, Howard Associ-
alton, No. South Ninth Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. in12y5y1
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The coup dei; Of tho PssrolssY dis.
trict in Pennsylvania is thought 1, bo
finer than any thing ia Qrs1es or tbs
Msdi.srransan isles.
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MARRIAGES.

On the Sd of January, 1865, at the res
idence of the Brides Father,D. w, Clark,
ia Monlour township, Col. CO., by the
Rev. b, f. Gearbart, Mr.. JEREMIAH S.
SHUMAN, of Catasauqua and MARY FLOR
ENcE CLARK, of the former place.
At White Hall, on the 9th ulI,, by Rev.
A. Hartman, Mr.. J, S. MOBRIDE, and Miss
ABBIE CARNAuAN of Mendoza, H.
On the 22th ult, by the Rev. William
j. Eyer, Mr.. JAMES M'CLURE, Of Dan
vile, to Miss MARY JANE RIsHEL, 'ol
Montour township, Columbia county
In Fshingcreek twp, Dec, 49, by Ell
der ]. Sutton, Mr.. W. S. ALBERrsoN and
Miss HULDAH A, HARRISON, both OF Fair
mount, Luzcrne CO.,
At the residence oil S. S. I-owery, near
Jerseytowu, on Thursday, Dec. 10, 1864
by the Rev. Hustled Mr., WM. H. BARBER,
to Miss NANCY L. DlLDINE, both oil Mad
ison township, Columbia.
BY the Rev. A. Hartman in lola, the
4th inst, Mr.. JosEPn r. SHuLTz, aud
HARRIET S. KINNEY, all OF lola, Col; co
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Three per cent. per Month on $500 900.
In calling The attention of canilulists To

In calling the attention Of capitalists to
THIS enterprise, the directors have hesitation iu
expressing their belief that their return from will BIZ
more certain aud more liberal than from any new
company now before the community. The property Of
ths company consists of the following:
NO. !. lhrGeeights of tho working interest in the
celebrated Jersey Well on the Hyde aud Egbrrt arn
on Oil Creek, with the acre OF land Oh which the well
Is located This well has been flowing since q, rlv m
May, l564 the rate of about three hundred and INV
barrels daily. aud is now flowing that rate, thus
yleld,ng TO tue Company between fity aud sixty bar
res oaily W"rth AT present prices twehty thousand
aoars per month, which will pay TO the StOckolder.
MORE THAN THREE PER CENT. PER MONTH
from the start There the land for several
more wells two of which will be Immediately com.
me sano interest as in the Jersey. 1he character Of
thls property as oil land is well known it is only
necessary TO say that no well on has eyer failed in
grung OIL While ii has already produced the Maple
shade the CoQuette, and the Jersey.
No Twenty five acres in fee on the cast side Of
tne Allegheny river, opposite the mouth Of Big Sandy
TINS tract has about forty rods front the river aud
contains large amount Of boring surface. Oil wells
yielding largely are found near this property among
them the lNbbs, the u, over, &C. The Company ne
tend to proceed at once TO develop this fine property
ana feel sangune OF success
No 3. y lease Of fifteen years on the VIM. u, vii.
son tarn' ON slippery Rock Run, in Lawrence County
PCnnsylvHniH
MOCK Rnn' containing four hundred acres in all =
lhcy were obtained in ApIil, lc6i by Dr. Egber, and
commune l'5 hiteen years from their date. They Sc.
cure TO the essecs all the oil and other minerals con.
tanned IN the several tracts the right to divide
ana sublct WIN all other rights and privileges
hected win me business of mining for oil coal and
other minerals, and reserve Il royalty of only one.
eighth Of said oil or minerals
The slippery Rock Territory is new aud only par.
tally developed oil region but the already
obtained there and on the Mahoaing River, few
miles west togsther with the large quantities Of oil
found north, south, east aud west of it, lead us To
hope that it will prove a successful oil region.
The Company have already excellent engine,
tools and all necessary fixtures on the grounds with
well partly down, aud shall proceed to develop the
property as fast as possible.
These lands aud leases all selected for oil pur.
poses by he President of this Company, whose great
success IN the oil business, sterling integrity and
force Of character are too well known to require com
mcnt here.
Subscriptions r.ceired at the office Of
LEDYARD & BARLOW,
i29 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
only limited .Namber Of Share, are fer Sale.
/ January I, loGJ-Uts,
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DEATHS.

In Fairmount Luzere CO, on the 2oth
ut,, Mr. ISAIAH CREVLING, aged about
55 years.
mir. Crcveling was one Oftl best men
in the lower rart of Luzerne county in all
those attributes that make usetal cIllSen'
He died after short Illness, and his death
is lamented by large circle oflrionds J
At City Point, Va, on tho IAN ult ]
WILLARD G. GREEN, of E'py, this county
aged So years
In Bloomsburg, in ost month very SuS =.
denly of Heart Disease, Mrs NANCY "'e
of John Suyder,sT aged oo years
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Court Proclamation.

XN7 IIEREAs, the Hos. WILLIAM ELwGLL, President
w Judge Ofthe Court Of oyer aud Termher aud Gen
rral Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court Of Common Pleas and Orphans Court,
in the Goth Judicial District, composed Of the counties
OF Columbia Sullivan andWyoming and the Hon Jehn
MRcynOlds stephen lialdy ,AssoclatcJud Of Coun'
bia county have ssucd their date the 1h
day of Sept in the year of Lord one housanA eight
hundred and sixty four aud To me directed for holding
Court of oyer aud Tcrmncr and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common Paas
and Orphau's Court in bloomsbury, in the county oi
Columbia on the first Monday (bcng the 9th day OF
February next to continue one week.
Notice is hereby given, ~ the Coroner, the Justices
of the Peace aud Constabes OF the said county OF Col
ubin that they be then aud there in their proper per
sons at 10 o'clock in the forenoon osid day with hel
~, ords inquistiOns aud other remembrance TO dc
those things winch TO their offices appeTtaln 10 be done
And those that bound by ccogniZance TO prosecute
agunst the prisoners that may be IN the jail Of
ga county of Columbia 20 be then and there TO prose
ene them as shall be just Jurors are requested TO be
punctua in THEFT attendance agreeably to their notices
I ~~l Dated at bloomsbury the 3lst day OF Dec
Is Gin the year Of our Lord one thousand eigh
- Shundred and siXty'tour' and in the elghiy
eiphh wear of the Independence Of the United states
OF America Con SAVE rnE CoMnoSwEALTH.
SAMUEL SNYDER Sheriff.
sarrih's Office, Bloomsbury jan. I, 1854.
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Grand JurOis S for Feb. Term, 1865.

Bor. Berwick Jeremiah SceshJltz.
Braroreek-Wm. HIppensteel, John II. Smith, Samu c
KelchneT.
Bloom -Vastinc Boon.
Bentun-Jesse OH.
Catawissa-Soom0n ielwig
Centre-Henry d. Knorr Hiram SChweppenheser.
hihgCreek-AbrahaT Kline, Esq.
iemlock John Hartman William Fry, Jackson Leidy
Locust-Michael Hover, Jonas Fahringer, Isaac
Rhodes, VIM, Berninger.
Millm-Charles Gruver.
Madison-Frederck Dcrr, Jacob Eyer
Maine-Jacob Sugar
Orange William Bellies
Scott Ilarman creveling, II. d. Meck.
January Z, lsGJ.
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Traverse Jurors for Feb. Term, 1865.

Bor Berwick-J. P. sibbet Frederick Nicely.
Bloon-Samuel Mpck, stephen knorr. Joseph L.
shannon.
Catawissa-J Joseph Bresch Jacob Gensi Daniel Hell.
WIG.
Centre-Theo Med. Price Henry c. Barton.
Fishngcre ek-Daniel Thomas Sias McIienry, Reuben
Savage.
Franklm--yichael Mensch, Jesse Cleaver
II 4mlock-A Abraham Van Horn.
INSTRUMENTATION Manning.
Locust John snyder, Henry FRhrmgrr Washington
NeagGr.
Mt Pleasant-John RuckeI, John Mordan.
Mifliin-llenry C. Hess. Lewis Eckroh.
Madi SON Jacob Girton.
AlainG-NliChae GruvCr
Orange-A, Beidleman,
Pine -Thomas Mcbride, John W. Hunter, Luther 4
Garnan.
Roariugrreek William RhOads.
scott-John Eut VIM H. Greasy Thomas Doman
Henry w Greasy.
Sugar rlOaf-GeOrge nillS.
January I, 1850
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Uniformity of Prices A New Feature IN Bussines
Every one his own Salesman! JONES Y Co of the
One Price Clothing Store, No. 2Oi Markctstree
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing in Philadelphia made cx.
prcssly tor retail sales have constituted every one
his own saleman, by having marked in figures eao,
article at the very lowest price II can be sold so they
! caIaot possibly vnry-all must buy alike.
The goods are well sponged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making that all can buy with
the fun of getting good article at the very
lowest price Also large stock of piece goods on aIld
of the latest sty and best qualities, which will be made
to order in the most fashionable and best manner %
per cent, below credit prices,
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth street
NJ 2Oi jones a. co.
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New Cheap Store.

Mr.. ANDREW TEewILLreER, one Of our
most industrious, honest and worthy yoonO
citizens, has opened New Store, in the
building, on Main Street, in Bloomsbury,
lately occupied by j. X. Eyer He has
just received select assortment OF New
Goods and Merchandise, comprising every
variety usually kept in Country Stores,
and sells as cheap as the cheapest. We
oespeak for Mr.. Terwilliger, o liberal
share of public patronage, and announce
his Card in the "Columbia Democrat"
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A Administrators N6iice.

ESlaie Of FVHZtaM IVeUJ, Deceased.
I ETTERS of administration, with th {
4 4 will annexed, the Estate Of WILLIAM
WEBB. late of Centre township, Columbia county,
deceased have been granted by the Register OF cot.
ulnbia county to the undersigned all persons having
claims against the Estate of the 9oedent reques
ted TO present hem to the unders signed, residing in
Scott township without delay aud all persons iudeb
ted to make payment forthwith.
ELL HARTMAN, .SdM'r .. I. a.
mber 81
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IRR kscRt u,
JAMES NJ. SELLERS,
ELlSiIA W. Dh Wis.

JAMES VI. SELLERS, ELISHA w. DAVIS.
TINS Company has l20 acres Of land, in fic on Al
legheny River immediately opposite Oil City, and ad'
joining Laytona, with 10 rods front on the river, and
IS rods front on Lays Run Hon &. +. RamsdeIl, ed
itor of the Oil City Monitor, aud agent for this land
the Company that it will sell in lots for $780,,
OO0 resetvng the oil right which is worth SlOO0OO
additional. Immedite wW be dcriped for The
Company from the safe Of these iots and the Company
have good engines with complete fixtures to Oper
Immediately for oil. Tho territory in this INN,
diate locality has never failed produce prOftaby.
Also, one hundred in fee simple, in the Cele-
bratcd Cherry Run District immediately adjoining
Cherry Run Petroleum Company, whose stock is now
worth $50 per share. The Company now have Cf.
fers, which will be accepted, for sinking wells on ease
without any cost to the corporation aud alf the
proceeds to 20 TO the Company. The Curtin and St
Nicholas Companies are in this immediate locality,
and their stock is CUmmandinga large premium
In addition, the Company has 40 acres in fee simple
on Cherry Tree Run. which empiies into oil Greek.
and in The best producing section of the Oil Territory
aud 10 acres in fec simple, oil Walnut Bend, i've
miles above the mouth OF Oil Creek and not over two
miles from The celebrated Reed WcU aow producing
over quo barrels per day.
Also the lease of three tracts of land, two oil
Creek each producing over ten barrels per day, and
one on Allegheny River, producing ten barrels per
day of heavy oil, worth now SCI per barrel The
Company now receives three.fOurths OF the proceeds
of the last named H. aud hail Of the ullcr two
Each Of these tracts will be developed by the Company
by sinking additional wells, aud the engines and fix
lures BOW on hand to do it.
The officers of this Company mean 10 prosecute the
development Of these lands most cnergcticaly, and
they have entire confidence that they will yield very
large dividends on the capital stock.
hn u1alp
than one half OF the stock is alrea, engaged.
Subscriptions will be received at the Office Of the
Company.
January :, ls6J-3t
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Revised Fee Bill of the
Columbia & MOntour County
MEDICAL SOCIETY,"
JANUARY lsT, 1865.

Prescription, 50 cts. to Sion
Ordinary Visit in Town, Sl0O
Each additional visit, day. in
town, so cents.
Each additional case in family in
country or town, so cents.
Ordinary visit out o f town within
one mile, ql25
Each additional mile. or fraction ofa
mile, up to six miles, 25 cents
Rising at night and prescribing Sion
Visit at night double the day visit.
Ordinary cases of Parturition $500
Instrumental cases, and such as re.
quire turning, SIS 90
Delivering pacenta SIS 90 to s. 90
All after attendance, according to
or ordinary rates per visit
Reduction OF Fractures & LuXatons
major $1,000 to $500
Amputation Lt leg or Arm $4,000 to $50 90
AmpuiatiOn Of Finger or Toe, S7,OO to $1,000
Operation for Ilare.lip $1,000 to $1,000
Ncision of Tonsils, $1,000 to Sl5OO
ENtirpation of TumOrs, 5000 to S2j 90
Vaccination. Sl,UO
Introduction of Cathetor S2.00 to So 90
Po't mort eXamnn for Coroner. 5000 to SIU0,On
Consultation within eight miles, $500 to $500
Using Trocar IN AscliGs, $1,000
speculGm Vaginal Examination, 50 100
Medicine in all cases extra
January !, leGJ.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate Of James Haltman, Deceased
THE undersigned, appointed by the or
phan's court OF Columbia county, to MAKE d trbu.
ion of the balance the hands of James Masters and
Abcl Hartman. executors of james Hartman, late Of
Pine township, in sad county To and among the cred
ors of the sad deceased in the order established by
law will meet the creditors of the deceased at the
office of Robert +. Clark, Esq, in Bloomsburg on
saturday the 2ist day of January A. d., lsC5. All
persons having claims demands against the estate
Of the deceased requested to present them to the
Auditor be debarred from coming in for share OF
the assets,
llERVEY H. GROTZ, .4ulito".
hoOmsi urg, December -, ls64.
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rVHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE

fcrCc OF IN INVALID.
ublishcd for the bcneft, and us cauiion to Young
VI - ana others, VINO suffer irom Nervous Debility,
icmutn q Decay # Manrood, &c, supply yiug at the
: tine time the MEiNs Of sFLr.CuRE by one who has
uird himscn aft undcrg ing considerable quackery
iy enclosing ost.paid addressed envelope single
opcs may be hi d OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq,
June A. 1864 ly Brooklyn, Kings co., n, Y
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Sale Of Property,-Hon. W. J. WooD-
WARD, has sold his beautiful and valuable
Mansion, located in Bloom sburg and
occupied the last two years by Judge FL
well--to Matthias S. Appleman, Esq.
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Administrators 4 Notice.

Estate Of Isicr BOaSne, decd
E1"rERS OF administration the Estate oi Peter
IBndne late OF Catawissa twp, LOunIba Coz dec ID,
have been granted by the Register ofColumba CO., 10
the Undersigned all persons having CLAIMS against the
the Administrator nt his residence in said town
ship without delay, and all persons indebted to make
ayneut forthwith
JOHN V, BODlNE, Admir-.
December 81, S64-6w So O0t
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EY h; a. EAR.

Professor J. Is \ACS VI. NJ, OocUMsr aud AURisT
formerly of LedOn Hollaad is located at No. SO
FINE STREET, fuILA ADELPIIA, where persons afflicted
with diseases Of the EYE aud EAR will be- scirntlf.
ally treated aud cured, if durable. 0-'- Artificial
Eyes Inserted without pain.
N. u No charges made for EStmnation. y he Mcd
ica faculty - inviied, as he has no secrets 10 his
mode of treatment.
July = lSUJ- l2m
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Remoral.-T -THos. b. Brown, the Blooms
burg Barber, has moved his Saloon into
Main Street, midway between Miller's
Store and the American House.
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R-Mathias II Hill,

pIr Matthias H. Hirlinger, yetran SOL
dier of the Army of the Potomac, we are
pleased to notice, has arrived home in
Benton township, this county. NIr. II.
was wounded several times slightly, while
in the service. He is a worthy Young
man, and said to be an excellent solCier.
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saturday Morning, Jan. 7, 1866.

nara few ertra numbers of the DEMO.
GRAFT, for this week, will be for sale at the
Office. Price five cents per copy.
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S<y"JoNA. Cooper, Esq has been ap
pointed, by Governor Curtin, Notary Pub.
lic for the First National Bank of Ber.
wick.
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INFORMATION FREE!
TO NERVOUS SUFFERS.

4 GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, In
n competency, Prcmat Decay. aud Youthful Error
acuated by desire tn benefit others, will b. haps y
tn furnish 10 all who need IT, free Of charge the
Ceipt aud dirci lions for ing the simple remedy
used in his Casc sufferers wishing t. profit by the
advertiser bad experience ana posses sure aud val.
liable remedy do so by addrussii him mt al
his place of business. The Recipe and full infOrma.
tun-uf vital importance be cheertully sent by
return mail. Address JOHN u OGDEN
No. 6n Nassau Street. New York
-" 7. S,-Nor, Gus Sufferers of both sexes will
fnd this information invaluable.
December 3, lSG4.-3m.
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tsJ- W. Ii. JAcOBY, Esq, our Member,
left Bloomsbury, on last Monday, to as
sumo his seat in the Legislature.
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Hss~ We are requested to announce,
that thero will be religious scrv ices in the
Baptist Church duliug the morning and
evening of next Sabbath. And prayer
meeting will also be held during lh e ev-
enings of the coming week.
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pS- IRAN DERn, Esq, Of Jackson ,onc
Of the best auctoneers in the county, has
taken out License. We are glad to see
ii, and hope he may have lots of work
See his Card,