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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-19

HomoIDEs--During tho present moath two
fearful homicides have transpired one in the
city of San Francisco, the other in Sacramento.
The Smith Newell ahrly occurred IN San Fran
cisco defamation Of Smiths wife. The
following particulars are taken from the Sacra
menlo Bee:
Newell had been visitor at Smiths house in
Auburn during the past year, up to within about
a month, when he reported slanderous story in
Sacramento, while Mrs. Smith was there aud her
husband at Auburn Smith was only withheld
then from pnnishing Newell by the earnest en-
treaties Of his wife and her friends. Smith sent
word to him never TO visit his house again. Sub
se1uenty Newell he says, reported that Mrs
Smith was an abandoned woman. This, we un-
dersland, was few days since. Smith, with his
biother.in.law, j. III. Hardy, met Newell for The
first time in front of the What Cheer House.
Smith is reported to have said, you are lying
thief or slanderer, when Newell raised BIS mana
TO strike him, when Smith stabbed MN win
Bowie knife in the region OF Tho heart, which
caused his death ia twenty minutes. Newell re-
cieved one or two flesh cuts afterwards, bat the
first one caused bis death, Horace Spith was
formerly Mayor Of Sacramento, aud lately a
practicng lawyer in Auburu'
We are no favorer of lawless deeds, hut the
reflection upon the honor and reputation Of u
family and the consequent staiu upon the inno-
cent Offspring, Is a serious matter something
that no court damages can restore or obliterate.
The circumstances of the homicide at Saera-
mento are as follows Dir. j. Il. Boyce, we'll
known and respected citizen Of Saoramsnto'
while in conversation with j. ii. Cassidy was
shot dead by VIM. Ternan. Tiernan shot at
Cassidy, aud unfortunately the ball struck DR..
Royce. II seems that Cassidy had sedueed Tier
mans wife, and she had made confession TO that
effect to her husband.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-19
"The Lord our souls shall take.

NEw WAY or PAYING.-The process of keeping
accounts among the Norway lumbermen is of
unique style. The book keeper, after comparing
accounts with workman, sends him to the cash
Ter for his wages, with the amount due to him
marked on his back and when the cashier has
paid him, he takes his receipt himself by brush
ing off the chalk marks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-19

THE Uncle Sam on her last trip up, brought
among her passengers man ninety three years
Of age, who expects to make fortune before he
gets too old to work,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-19

GEoRGE WAsHINGToN's " forte" according to
" Artemas Ward,') was /" not 10 hev any public
man of the present day resemble him to any
alarmn extent'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-19

How To DO IA writer asks through the
Farmers Department of the Dollar Newspaper,
if any one can inform poor man the best way
to start little nursery? The Houston Times
says, Certainly. Get married"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-19
Trinity y OsaI'mal.
WEAVERVILLE, CALL,
Saturday Morning, January 40, 1864.
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

Mr. L.. H. Fisher is only authorized Agent
SAN Francisco receive advertisements receipt for
the same and transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL Odice-No 172 IL Washington srteet,
nearly opposite Magure's Opera House up stairs
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Bubble Meeting in summer Couutv


large meeting of the citizens of Sumner county
was held on the fth day of October, 1861 IN the
Courthouse at Gallatn, for the purpose of recon-
mendng some suitable person q candidate for
Representative from this district in the Congress of
the COnfederates States of America. Charles N.
BlackmorS was called to the chair and W. S. Nun
day appointed Secretary. After the Chairman had
briefly stat. the objects Of the meeting. John j.
Qibbltt, Esq, offered the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
HheredS The people of this Congressional Dis
trict will shortly be called on to elect member to
the Congress of the Confederate States Of America
and whereas it is important to the interests of the
country 80 have men IN said Congress who are quail
flied to discharge the duties which devolve upon
them, and who will act alone for the welfare Of the
tia people and whereas, George " Winchester of
the county OF Summer, is well suited to represent
the Congressional district of which Sumner may
compose part, therefore,
AsSOtOed !. That we recommend hia as man
eminenty qualified to represent US and solicit him
to announce himself as candidate.
ResoiUid 2. That the Proceedings of this meeting
be published.
Upon motion, the Chairman appointed Hon. Geo.
w Allen and JOHN J Hibbitt to wait upon Mr.. VIM
chester and inform him of the action of the meet
ing, who Immediately made his appearance upon
the stand, and in few brief, but eloquent and
stirring remarks, consented to become a candidate
In compliance with the request OF his fellow eitzens
which was received by thea with UNUSUAL gratif-
CATION sra applause. ~
CHARLES n. BLACKMoRE, Oh irmsn.
". S. MUSDAY Secretary
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rhe tFenaaed 81 tsaneral Anaersos,'s cotn.


rhe tgenzaed es tssneral AnaersSs's eofn'
a mands
A letter from Camp Ekwa'er, il Northwestern
Virginia, to the Cincinnati Commercial, gives the
following interesting nsf4s from the wounded pris-
Oners left behind frem Gems &. AEDERsoSs BIZ
gsde: vu,GoE
A few.days since when 1t. Col. John A. Washing
ton was killed by the Indiana boys, another
officer, lsuppOsed to be Major Lee the son Of Gen.
Lee) was likewise wounded, but escaped
am convinced that this brigade, intending
the Ohio Third and Sixth, have seen as
hard service as any other troops in the
field We have had number CT wounded
prisoners In the hospital here two of whom
have died They were named Geo. Budd and
]. s. Abernathy, lst Tennessee Volunteers
from Pulaski, Tenn. Among the wounded
are the following priEates- in the LIST Tennes-
see, from Pulaski; Aaron Livingston, formerly of
Cincinnati salesman in Burnstein's clothing store;
Levi Nashua, j. L. Richardson and and ] lr d. Hoop
err the latter shot in the foot. j. S. Groves of New
Orleans is also among the LIST Tennessee prisons RS
together with Sam Hoke, of the 18th Tennessee Reg
iment, and Gen. W King, 2lst Virgitil.
On Sunday last the first snow fell on the summit
of Cheat Mountain, twelve miles distant from the
camp Fire is very acceptable night and morning
with warm mid day. s-i.E
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ny Request,


Ofmany members of the Legislature and Grand
Lodge, Blind Tox, the marvellous Negro Boy Piar-
is will give one of his most pleasing entertainments
at Masonic Temple Thursday evening, Oct. 10, at
s O'clock a.
This will positively be his last appearance in this
city. Those whe desire. to see and hear this won
derful child of genius should not lose the oppor-
tunisy.
During the evening he will perform some of his
most difficult operate selections play with his fak
to the piano, and perform his remarkable feat of
three pieces Of Music at once; done by no one
else in the world but Ton! He will also give his in.
imitabe limitations of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, the
Dutch Woman and Hand Organ, Madam ANNA
BIsHoP, and other distinguished and singular char.
acters. Concluding with the Battle of Manassas.
understandable and wonderful production, COM
posed and played only by Tox And must be heard
to be appreciated.
Doors open at Z: Concert commences ats o'clock.
Admission so cents. Children 25 cents. i.
II P-td
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EXTRACT. IRON TIKI NOTICES OF lur slsHvrL, PRESS.

"such vcrk this needed, not ony in America, bu
n Europe the attention o the critic, dPe pru
dce the reader to conourd the POLITICIAN
and TO interest the miHd by novel and stirring By
"overwnemng and uh, and BY pm and pleasI
se day, and are exclusively directed to the utions
Suspect of the sect onS issue forced upon by the North,
seen by phosophe Statesmen and patriot the
'ust far enough distant to hear and discern tbs low linz
''of the coming 1t is profound, yet eaptivat
sing, work. the from its direct rearing upon the gres
t'revOutiOn now progress"
book pronoanc by critics to be the phlosophi
cal add rehensYe exposition Of the question Of African
Slavery and the most powerful yindcson Of Southern
that has appeared from the 1t is written
style flowing renders highly attractive ever
intelligent reader, and gives evidence Of deep thought,
sye acquaintance with the sophstries
Abolition shoO both in Europe merOa, and husSa
devotion to the institutions Of the South.
pleased learn that the author bas with lbsr
atty rendered entire proceeds paying pub
cation the ladies Of the Sooier Hospital Relief society
Nashville the proposition has been by Mrs
FELICIA g. IORTER, President Of the Association "
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Qua Army IN KENTUCKY is doing very well, but
to bring the enemy to close quarters we should
send more troops into that State, and to enable our
brave leaders to do this without withdrawing our
forces FROM other points where they are needed
just az much, all who can possible do So should
volunteer at once, SO that the 10000 additional
troops called for by our Governor may be in the
field before the enemy has time to fOrtfy too much
and those who have property liable loss BY FIRE
whether they volunteer or not should call without
delay to the well known Insurance Office of W. ].
MARI No. Is College street. and have it insured in
of the Oldest and most reliable Southern Com
pauies ...# oct1tf
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For Congress,

WsHrs authorized to GEO. ". WIEcBESTER OF
tu une enh ate TO represent the 5h Dis
tnc. IN the Congress Of the COHfeersss sta oct9de
We are authorised to Hon JOHN HOUSE q can-
GATE TO represent the eighth district in the Cngss Of the Con-
federate etates. oet3-te
We are authorised Il announces P. KEEBLE candidate
g represent the h dist let tie Congress Confederate
States. o,t3-te
We authorized 10 W H. DEWITT. OF smith
county, candidate for the hFst Confederate Don
under the Permanent Constitution from the Fourth Con-
gresssRa DtCt Of Tennessee, the November election
sep25-dt1e
We authorized to announce FP. SAUNDERS cazd
date for Congress from the Seventh District
the November election. septl7-dtdA
We are authorized TO Z. THOMPSON, o. Wilson
as candidate Ter Congress from the fifth Congress
trict at the November election. sepI7-tde
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PRICES \.

Fer single copies, 81 co
EOokSelle will be furnished st Wholesale SO per dozen
wholesale dea ers
ANY gentleman Oradg in the Confederate States,
for oub Ct ten persons $40 will faFnhsd With conPi
pertry copy Of the work. with Ladies Soldiers
Relief soeety.
Editors Of Newspapers the Confederate States give pub
ey to this will not only promote the benevolent patriotic
Parcss W h the profit will be appropriated hut they
viii aid in the circulation Of vhish ought TO the
hands Of every Southern family.
orders for books or oAsT concentrations relating there
to, Re A5desss to Mrs FELCIA G. PORTER, President
the ''LadisS Soldiers Relief socisty," or to the .
Southern Meth Odist Publishing Honse,
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TENN EsEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


TUESDAY, Oct 8, 1861.
The SPEAKER called the Senate to order at II
A. n, and the Jo2rnAl was read.
JOHN W. wEsTEs,
The Senator elect from Knex and Rosne appeared
had the oath Of Office administered TO him by Hon
T. Nixon Van Dyke, and then took his seat.
MESSENGER.
Mr.. CARDWELL moved to dispense with Mes
senger, and the Senate refused to adopt
vote then taken, res ulting julius
Bridges L. James Ii. O'Connell 10.
ORGANIZED,
committee to inform the House of the organic.
alton Of the Senate was appointed.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. CAROWELL. To provide tabular statement
% census tor of Senate which under suspe hsion
Of rule, was adopted.
Mr.. TURNKEY To appoint committe te re
district the State. Lies over.
Mr.. JONES. To appoint ), o. Griffith & Co. and
A. S. Camp Co. printers for Senate till election
of Public Printer, which, under suspension of rule,
was adopted
Mr.. TURNER. Bill No. ], Prov ding for the re-
districting of the State, was presented, read and
passed frat reading.
RESOLUTION
Mr.. SPURLOCK proposing to meeting in Conveu.
ton on Saturday the 18th inst, to elect two Sena-
tors to the Congress Of the Confederate States.
Lies over.
BILL.
Mr.. TURNEY. Bill No. 2, proposing 20 repeal the
law respecting Chancery Courts, and foE saviag
taxes to the State, passed first Eeadlng.
RESOLUEION.
Mr.. TURNER To appoint committee to pre-
pare and report rules for the Senate. Messrs Tur-
ner. Lane, Jones, Barrow and Anderson.
On motion the Senate adjourned till P. y.
4FFERNpoy sEssIoS. .
Mr.. MCNRILY. Bill No. 3. for the benefit of
sherifs, coroners, &c; passed first reading.
Mr.. JONES. Bill No. 1, TO repeal an act regula-
ting proceedings in magistrates courts passed 1rst
reading.
GOVERNORS sEsS4QE.
The Secretary Of State preaen:sd the mes
sage of the Governor of the State, which was read,
and $500 copies ordered printed for the use of the
Senate.
Ca motion, the Senate adjourned to 81 O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
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AFFAIRS AT PADUCAH-S STRENGTH OF TIE LINCOLN
TEs-THEIR PROBABLE ATTACK BY OUR FoRCEs-Our
spies at Columbus have recently been investigating
the approaches to Paducah, and the result is that
the Lincnlnites engaged in atzOEsiy foItifying
the place, ditch tFensy ieet wide and fifteen feet
leel has beeh gaade entirely around the land por-
toR Of the city. The Notifications are not yet
stack upon the place i delayed the more lives IN
have to be sacrificed Fifteen thousand Lincolnites
now garrison the place.
From gentlemen who have iast arrived from
Columbus we learn that an important movement ia
About being pade bgt whether the intention is 70
STACK Padgcah remains to be seen. Somebody will
be hurt sOon.-AiemPhi8 AUGLanche, Oct 7.
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Erom tas Mas1rtRe Patriot.

SIN letters, have all the advantage Of the auhOr
elegant ans Icd sye his extensive information phO
sohca Investigation He has closely studied The subject
slavery all its bearings lie refutes the idea Of the sinful
ness OF slavery porrays the advantages which flow from it,
the necess y its continue oR Correctly sppehendng tn
policy opponents Of slavery, and the dangers which
would follow Of the Republican party, his
10 the Old owed from the embittsrGt contest be
fellow countymen against the breakers VIII CD
rounded ship Of se The suit which he appehended
AID fretoli IS upon ua"
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From tie NaslgMe 0ristiaa Allocate.

PMr. Williams has made book which should like 70 hav
reach Ecrope and be translated and into their LANGUAGES
do its work making up and correcting public oBnion
which The Eng h and Northern press have palmc the
world. The reader should bear in mind that letter.
writ in CentantnOp though ppbsntdia Nashville
writ predicted events that have
ped the ink Of the manuscript dre1 cannot but
conhdeoCe in his general speculsions fuu ded in
philosophy His tone is calm and oHghtfu his horizon clea
and wide The partisan sunk In the American His position
abroad Afforded HIM opportunities possessed by bu
few Of his fellow for acquiring insight into th
real opnons, and feelings, and geheral public sentiment
znrn-.
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sMr Williams presented in this Of able
letters succinct history OF hs institution OF slavery the
American Oennen its Influences the general welfare Of
hecountry tracing the elements ofoPposon it, exhibited
by fan cism, eliminating last in the organization
e sectional party designed to overthrow that ns On aud
by which Gisremberment Of tbs Union effected The
author his subject plOophc statesman and
Of his lsNors will prove inestmabe addition
genuine Southern literature"
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Interesting from pensacola.

Correspondence of the Mobile Register nd AdvUti.er
PENsAoOLA Oct a=LAnother deseFter from Fo t
Fiokens has arrived among the whites on our side
of the bay. lie states that the cutting out affair in
which the Confederate schooner "Wm. Il. Judah :"
was burned by the Lincolnites. they lost four men
killed and fourteen wounded in the little fight for
the possession Of the vessels and in the diminishing
before they got away in their launches.
Among the wounded vas the adyesturous COM
1ASRding officer Of the expedition.
On their return to Fort Pickens they reported
sixty killed on our side-juSt sixty too many
Our deserters have been sent South.
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The DAur.-SIngls copies Of our paper can be
ad at the cOuntng-rOom ~ fv. rents. News boys
and other dealers furnished ~ ~, an = hall
cents per copy We maEe this statement because
W, are Informed that the new boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents and more all
Lodging that tbs paper costs them i've cents.
sepl9-df
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FROM RTcHMOSD.
JAoKsON's VICTORY COMPLETE
QUE LOSS Z KILLED AND 90 WOUNDED
Soq"c'traiion Proceedings haIf a sIiInon
ut RIekmoud,


E;clNoSD, Va. Get. THE Navy Department
has received a dispatch confirming the CAPTURE of
the Fanny" after brief engagement under Con-
federates, Lynch commanding
The War Department here has received dis
patch from General JACKSON confirming his victory
over Gea. REYNOLDS at Green Brier in Western
Virginia. Our loss killed and 20 wounded.
The SequestratiOn proceedings Ehave been inst.
tuted ana hall million already condemned for the
use of the the Coafedaracy.
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In of the Editors OF the JO aJ Anae,ican,
Mrs JANIS K PoLE whose inspection the prOOshees
submitted, expresses the following opinion: e
81 have read with much pleasure, the proosheets Of
Letters SLAVERY from the Old NOrll
vita letter addressed to Lord BToughau written by Hon.
James Williams Minister ConsantinOpe II Is
with Vgor Of thought the subj occupying hs
attention Of the whole TOd-l valuable contribution south
and will be read with great interest at the present
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THE SALE OF TIE SEAsoN.n-BrNJ. =. SHIELDS 4
Co, will sell this day and t. morrow. October Sth
and sth, large consignment of desirable seasonal
BILE Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, etc.
This viii be perhaps The best opportunity offered
to purchasers daring the present season. The trade
will be Oh hand. See advertisement ..-.
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AEMFIs. Oct There is a great food in the Ohio
Els ,, IRON ls tributaries causing much damage.
The Psducah bridge of boats has been carried
cf thereby.
:, Inc Evansville JOeTHsI Of the fourth conf rna
Fremont beng ordered to Washington, un1ersec
St st. Louis.
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The book Is entitled,

Letters on slavery from the Old World,
Written during the for tie Presidency OF the United
staesi 1866 to which aided letter Lord BEoUenAN
the JoEs BROwN rad and brief result Of the
Presidential election and its consequence by WILLIAMS
late United Safes Minister to Turkey.
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VAVIHG this dry sold to Mr.. Robt Tn mps n, entire
interest in the stock notes and sc;ouns o. Thompson,
sperry Co. take pleasure in recommending bin % the
frieaas and patrons Of tie old firm. -
HEaRY SPERRY.
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The Paducsh Bridge OF Boats swept
AwayI
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Army CIothIng 10 be Made.

r ADTBs desiring to on Army Clothing are informed
4 that the Qaartermasters Depsrnenent has large
quantity Of work to be given out daily, fair prospect
steady work for The winter.
Parties applying FOR work must give s. saStoIY ss5y fer
its sac prompt according the EegulA
lsions Of the Department, G. II CUNNINGHAM,
As-istazt Quartermester P. s. c..
Nss5.ille at q i;l-6nw
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The Memphis Appeal has been shown a specimen
of lace, the kind Known as poiHts dppGc,tec. which
was worked by lady of that city, and will be pre-
scented to the lady Of President Davis. 1t contains
twenty different patterns, and the appeal says will
compare fayOrably with the best European prodac-
dens Of the kind.
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Tue SoLpIER's RELIEF SolIETT OF TENNESSEE
will meet in the Christian Church Wednesday morn
ing at ten O'Clock. The public are respectfully in
Vited to attend. FEuGA G. PORTER, Pres't.
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HuntsVfIIe FenanIe- College,

Ii those indebted to TIE hrm Of Thompson sPeTy Co
will Please come forward without delay and make pay
ent, at No "a Market street to ..,-rx, =. 90
SIT R0BT. THOMPSON & co.
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NOW READY FOR DELIVERY
a NJ . w work
..s" oN --
S l. A v e r Y
THE HON. JAMES WILLIAMS,
LATE uxrrD sr4-rs xist,zrn At oonsrAsrrsorLz.

The entire profits Of s sales are to b. devoted to the
relief the sick and wounded soldiers Of the Confederate army
under thu direction and special charge OF the al dies Soldiers
Relief Society Of Tennessee"
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For Sale $500 Acres of Fine Bar


TENHB south compelled have Leather great
here chance one, all LOOK your
selves will se haTgainry These lanes have Bari
timber In abundance 10 supply large Tanney for yaals
come together with abundance Of running grind
Bark and nne free Irngs ead have i've
or six good small cottages large and cOmmodous
large shelter 50 ieet by 30 the spot annery
large lot Of plank suitable fer sinking Watts,
cords q Bark ready also large ter stable and
Other hodses 1here is in cultivation about Of land
b the yard spot Nature has formed this locality
ping business It Is miles Mt Pleasant at the end
Of the Tennesee and Alabama Railroad beautiful village.
indeed 1t s negbOrhood churches and
schools will sell said land the One third
cash the remainder to suit the purchaser, exchange
property goods or groceries, good city property Give
look OUROgs
sep5-d1nS
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AVING entered the army Of Tenneee, have disposd
entire interest the firm Of Hugh MeCrea & Co to
Rr Hugh hcres, and would my friends continuance
the patronage to the firm that they GENEROUSLY extended
to the old.
sepI3 W HOOPER HARRIS.
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DINSOEUTIRN.

FENHE partnership heretofore existing between usu
and W. HoOPER HARRIS, under the firm style Hugh
Mecrta Co., this day dissolved by consent, W.
Hooper Harris having sold his entire interest STOCK
and accounts Hugh Mcorea who will
at the old stsnd the firm Hugh NcCrea Co..
VINO have assumed the liabilities eli Arm and ara alone
author. zei to set lie the old books.
-H..H= 7.f HUGH McoRE4.
w. HOOPER HARRIS.
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For RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
office. dec29-tf
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few good compOsitors can secure situations by
applying Immediately at this Office