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pose OF carrying into effect tho inien- o. 81
lon OF, this act in establishing SAID "a
branch also Tor the purpose OF prtssTy- .tp
iRg uniformity of weig ght, form, and hn,rlUtys
ish an the coin stamped at aAid branch.
Sec. q, And BE nftytlr csaeted That
sqld brRnch mint shall be a place of de. 't' 20
posit Tor such public moneys AsNhe Skr- van o.
retAry OF the Treasury may direct. And o., ,,
we superintendent Ot saId. btaHch mint .,
who 'silall perlmm ibe, duties Of ireasur-
er thereof, shall have the custody OF ibe ~ ~
same, aud also perform The djiits 6f M. sa0y 81,
slstaat tfessurerJ aud for that psrpose ,ss,., ,
shall be subjeet 10 all The provisions ~,
contained In an act eteniiIled An act TO 49,.
provide lOr the better OrganizaiioA OF the
Treasury, and fJr the coleciiir, safe. o,,
keepnR, transfer, ind Iii burs, ment the ua D.
public rrvdnuo' approved August six, AZ u.
eighteen hundred aud fotty six, which,
relates 70 lhe treasury Of The brauGh mint
at New Oleans. -"'7" =" 81 - 81
See Q 'And 10 it' fi,zlcr ean tsi, That BE- s7
the superin, ndrRt Of said branch mints.i-,sI
he aulhpriZed, under the diiectlou Of The ......
Secretary Of the Treasury, aud on terms
TO be prescribed by him, To issue ia pay -''~- "'
meni'ot lhe gold Gus; aud bullibn dfposL ,Tr'
lted t"r assay and cottage or bars, deafts So, -,
Or cert thca'es oi deposiL payable AT tho
Treasury or, any sub treasury of the
UUited States TO any deposition electing
TO reteivs payment in that form 's'a ~as y.'i
| See q ARd Be IT frtlcy. eaat2ei, That u.,,,
all the laws And parts vi laws now in b.,
force for the regulation Of the mint Of
The United States, aud for The govern 70 -
mentof the officers aud persons Employ ,''s
ed therein, aud for the punishment of.al :, 81,
ofehces connected with the mint or coin ..il,.,
| age The United States, shall be aud 81.
they are hereby declared to be In flll
! force in relation TO ihe branch oT the r'' -
mint BY this act established, as FAR as svyf,
the same may be applicable, thereto. ,Ga..
Sec g. ,And be ii yEpHe, enacted, That 8,
the sum Of one hundred. thousand dol
lars be and the same is hereby approl ''-''
prialed, out ofahy money in the Treas-.. a,...'
ury not otherwise appropriated, 10 carry a.sas
into effect the provisions OF. this act and ,,,.
| to meet The expenses of the current year
and for the the fiscal year ending the "''''y
,hirtieth ofJune, eighteen hun dred and 4.,,ay.
:, sixty fouHii ias o.. .-fs,.U. at4, Jt ..
Approved, Mareh,3, 1863 o. ,... l., ,,..,,.',.
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A CORES pondent, who was an eye
|, witnesS Of'thel attack, on the cars at.An-
ti0chJ says that g the rebels robbed the
passengers Of their money, watches, hats,
boots, blankets, coats, pen knives and
everything of value, They also attempt
ed to C kEy. of some women tbat.we on
The ain, but finding them ugly luggage
either N 60 again. The chief ia command
ATTEMPTED to, shoot boy about twelve
years Sfiagey. the ball. passing. through,
his hat he then picked bin up and
pitcheA h him out OF the ears bfnising him
80 bad that he could hardly. walk. When
they b adnobbed every body they could
find they fred the 'cars and departed in
great haste, taking with them thirfy-
'sight Confederate. prisoners who were
being broughtgo this. place under guard.
| In the fray they shot two of their own
men Il stwere prisoners'ott the train and
,lsft them 10 burn, ,ahd one Of them refused
To he'll b. one, Of. our men to pull The, poor
I f'wretch hes out of the Gre, and before assist
ance came Ito getGhem out, the flesh was
burned of so that their bones were visi.
blsa They. were the ,mo9thsrriblle sight
IYthat d ever beheld., hope shis mater
! wilt be investigated and proper steps
i taken To- punish Both parties as they
I - -nl y, s. ~ i'F+ ! 'V 4o'N q liA =
tlcnIy oeseiVei a-4tit a. t.at. a.. s,,,.t,.,t,
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tohN Y, HlpR, 0Tand ocGfeAtrg, should 20 o. fhscd
az KoshpHh, Isin
TenHstsss Led1o, No i--Nvots everv ruea'Ay Even.
hg, al their Han, ou tbs aprnsr af Uhion ana sum.
mer strccts. The udlcrIs or the p escnt tern are
O,Nlauueur, n O., !. O., Mils, Vd,i J /. Wsakiey
SECRETARY H. X Supin, Treasurer. .F
ifatus lodge No l0---Mceta AZ the same place
every Monday Kyrplug The ollcers an r. A.
S"muhoU, \. O.. uonry Apple, V, G.; J. l.. Park
"'riaY r. " brevu. rFnasWeu B.. .affrr
fH''et Lodge, No. 9u-Nec,A Rt their Hall, on South
merry street. every Friday vening fha oalcers
STef O g Covert, N.0.s frank hsnpsR, N,i,i IAmoa
"lal' hcre'ary W. NJ. haHoCyA rnaEpyerl ,
Nne'a Losge No. lth, (GermRll-Mq qois az the
NV NV v'f er OF Uhtun aud sanmer gureias every
NNwslY tvrrapa Tho ogicefs are lbssiss kich,
C.sF tr@lma Y,0,; ---- Rittarliah, aqprVtery
Ne. seleHo treasurer s ,fuutrtl. trHt..'. .
"~g'.Y taoaaittsai, No l--Neots a. the shove Hal
M We u@' aud third Wotuesdaya.Qf euCh mopih,
e 'i.'.s ave. ! g. Aula, 6.P., e. h.lNoHride. hP
p,t g,Ner ". pct'r Harris, JEaI,N.i foAh y
o, 'NIloe r. X Gutter, Treasurer ..
No., tiaHoh teaoao.t .tascufs ftp a--Alfeia 80 lhe
ut. aAI un ttc sutsnd. nni tnuflhi Ncineaday
grN eA.l month, The Olhcou are Jas telis
u,,A 10y Anple, lP-t D. Aoker, S.9.i n. lried,
Y-.,,. .''' ottrlss kirohur, siFlbei j. X. Ward
Frti,, L.i,s Dussit-'o' Rabeiuh---Nieeta the aTa
N'''h'oa " e. nlnsth, st O'Clock. .s.
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RoliKions Services.

Po9r CHArEL-( Second Presbyterian Church, College
street between the hqvste aud thSLOgfvils PSPOp
sabbAth School aud Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Prcachius ataOh O'Clock
AM aud at Pm. Prayer Meeting every Wed
nesddy night dt'7 otloek.- 'Fit S.StlySs- 4 NJ
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Eiitor of the Nashville Union


NIX pEA sp,77Seeipg a9 account, in
youF Valnabls paper, tof the. fight IN
Ftahklin, will give few facts indhe
case. The attack was made by 'NAS'
DpRs and .wHEELER about noon, who eyl--..
IDENTIFY expected to- gohbls mp the Fegi'
ment ohaduty in and beyond FrAhkhns
The defence was made by the 4oIh Ohio,
commanded BY Col. TAYtoR. The 4oth
belongs to the I'd B.isads, commanded
by Col. S. d. ATKINS. The 4lth deserve
\ great praise for the brave manner in
Which thsx met Sgreatly Superior force.
aCompsny q, on thA LewisbpgS Pike, dr9ve
% scir the ,Onemys three dipes, and then,
after they were charged thToughI formed
,hs company and we're ready to,ry Them
agaip when they came back The fePpfl
'lpss5 was quite heavy, and uiipsiead Of
catching our men mapping thny canshl a
/ Tartar" aud retTcated sader, if not
wiser and better men,
Respectfully yours for tho Cause. Of
A.r nh,1trVU 20 ibaf - 1' lpRUrg. 20
vi N'1-"'' 1Frs Fr4..a ts.--s s,l.-fi
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Established by Governor David lod, to collect the
accounts Of discharged Ohio soldiers, and TO furnish
Them transport alton home 10 diIeet them how 10
obtain pay for extra duty a. hursos, etc Ohio en-
poys The agent, aud Is his duty TO give the busi-
ness Of her soldiers careful and spec ~ attention.
Oitice NOD Cherry 1t, near Church.
ApAlm
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WILLIAM Sn1EE, BscAdsG I S-i
JuHN CHUMBlkY, Aayshh <.f
r,,,,y Marshai--sw, =. n. Wpnnson, A. U Tucker,
al j,es A. 5is.ls 5.H,ios5 chths,ey, -5ao,o, rs,
l@1t. t..gsrpb !, ,cond ana hos. MoCarty, third.
'--,. '-1 CoHsctyr--A. B. shpnkand
49,. Tay CoiSGof--h. B. Garrett
J.,afrer-K X Henry.
at5,f ltosa-1h0pas I6ase;
naIy ,,.,,l-,i Of al WorkN&ss--jo Q Dodd- o. Li.sI
.l,.yhf,ndsri d me Woier Work'--M m, S'eWaT''
rsr Of Gs Fire DepartineBt-Iohu M' seSDury'
g,y ..,o, M ne Csugiyg@E n. McBgde. % us ~
..,..t 0.sylesr--l. l. fteNurt -D... 90 90 4. ,s-
M, Afora.y--E .. Mulloy.
CRY Council .i- -.l
.,.5 ,g lll,y,s,,--M. -. rrion, Presidspt .,lOhu,
c.rrsr. Io, D. ho0b, Ed hulloy, II. g. scoyel, W. o.
' r a. atlnbofno, uua j. smith.
..., fsunct-ApdreW Anderson, Prefidenl jas
yunsm soberts, q - NJ. soulh gate, Abraham
y,frs Alex. MopRuel, &. b. Houghi Charles say ersi
ia .huaIts, W A. 1icClellAnd, T. - lArOfovsil,
w-. Dfyor, VIM. stewart, llOa. SIeaqy, Nm' haiIy
anl " .D,,,l[.. "a. o,arirrnrs on rus c,Y ooUSon
E.onrs-Bnowlca, scoyc md Brien
uHsF W0rts--Aade -sJu smith anl OisfOo'ho
wi Hdn, rluc-, myts, Muloy, Chestna "a,
ytgrugh, ready aud llaily.
mty-Tururt, Tarlef uuu MOOleliasd
,l,,.s-thcathan,, Aulioy Hna kApwios
igs D,yarhast -,-lysr S'ewaIi ana Nefiehand
fi,-nflycr, Crchi and Myers.
'....,sry--' mitn. -auOorn aud Stewart
W,,ist Hoipe-Yarbrougu, Roberts and C0rPeh.
s4pc,--Mutl0y, Moiauieland Stewart
heatham, Brcn and sayers
t,,iugs- Cfcady C.aiborneianf klyUa Nrb.ss
W, ,tbopgr-s sayera, Robb aud Mcdaniel
improvements and Espsndi,uros -hcoelland, Brien
and SanhOrH. - a. T---g.~. ,F-Ft . o.,
Public Iropsrts-Robb stewart aud Driver
Pet Ho,ga-Otrp'r, 8outhgnte and HALEY
a. The BOARD vi Aldermen msols the Iuesdhys
r.ri preceding the second aud tburih IBnrsdeys W
e,.t month, and the Common Council the second
md 6ur,h ThurFdays IN each month
NIGHT POLICE
c,.,,t,-Iebp gaugh. .J4u4
JiTa L.uisnani-Audrcw Joyce.
ss.o14 itaasnwi-Jshn II. ihViE
p5i.e.maa-wn jackson, John Cayender, Nieh Da
A., Joe. Philips, Vim. Baker, Johp Couyela Willam W.
.,yo. Toln Euglol, J. W. Wright, John. trcRstti
! ubart SOoit " c. lranCis, David Yates, Cnss hu
100 aud " uaucy. -,
az The Police court is oponed-every morning y
sac O'Clock ID. .
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j swosd, presentation. ,
"n = CAMP S5rHIGns. tVoBGINran 81
MusfR EEs 10 10, n enm, April 18th.

ado 80 CAMP S5rnIGns. ,VoBJiINRHne
l.ts. MUtfREEs B0R0, IL enm, Apriil3thS
op tbs, Iltb insta The members. Of The
95lA In.E. L presented MSjsE Mellwain
a ve v hafdsome word 'iut token oi'theirl
good wilrf6f him and the course thathe
il, pursuing, throusbout The regiment,
10 Il he Major proved himse!ftO be brave
and efficient officer during the sanguinAr
ry strugele' Of StOhe River, and for his
bra very, he was highly conhilimented BY
Ger eral WopdrqG in his Official report OF
the struggle at this place., b, ,,o = pas,
4, The sword was presented by Mo
BiscE1edge,; Tfospftal'ste@drd Of the 85th
IHihsiS while aPn, ,RarsAf,,ip hae slyiel
~, The sT cOmplimahted' the regiment
ferItheir "fdelity % him in aishoTt ibut
telling speech, dtclari1g that he would
ttdr remain true 10 the, regiment A. II
hal ever proved fAithfpl TO him. not only
on the htld of carusges but indgarTisen
and 'ohtte march. ! safHo - 81 : sstti
l,p @6f uo1i a. A.uIt El4 EchfC'.
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@' REbEE TRADE, ON THE, , Rio GRANDPA.
The New Orleans Era 'of the lst''bas D
state nsspt thai a train Of six hundred
carts loaded with cotton, was on theg5ih
'ihsta ptOn i;s way to Brownsville, Texas,
TbeS e. alOAds sAseFaged about Blk bAles
each and probably conveyed not Less
than ihirty Eve hundred bales OF cot
ton, Thiswonld be exchanged ior,WAr-
like stores, blankets, ammuhition, 6e-.
whidh would bs carried back By the
If ia I-t: Hs' 1d .oaltri 20 4ut' 'J.t ,l.l
same lTAth, -...., l. .l..--....., -. ~ -.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

slsiE-Iamos,a gafsOu. Dtpa4.,A-TiIPRAs Bob
lon and J. K. Buchanan.
Rsgsier-Phuras Garrett .- "a
TNWsss--w Jasper Taylor. h,'ftl 3H r@i
Coronsr--N II B'lcher.
Ranger-Iohu Corbitt.
R@yssus Coilscfor-W. d. Robertsqpi 4 a.. -,ts
Railroad Tar Colissior--I. G. Briley.
O'ngllle, Gor hs Nashville Dsiries--Johp D~SoNsE
snd J. Z. Newman
COUNTY COURT. :.
Jrd5e-Hon James Whitw0rth.
6erk--P LPdleY Sichol. q -, -.
ssy- The Jbage'aN Cb1rt meets the nret Monday IN
each month A'd the Quarterly Court. compos' q OF
the Magistrates Of TIE Coguty,is held the hrst aon
DAY n january. 1fpri. iAiy hunHetnhnrt 4 ~
CIRCUIT COURT. ....,.,,.
JIdJa-------
Clrrk--David g. Love.
Ar The Court meets the nrst Monday In March
and September
CRIMINAL COURT.
yudos-Hon ei N Drlen.
Olsrk--'hA e. lhRguns.
Rs- The Court meeisthe hrst Monday In April An-
gust and December ..r,l,
cHANcERY COURT.
CAaneellor-Hon Samuel n Friersoa
C7rt and Mqsier---I. v. Glcaves.
AE- ThJCouft meets tho arsL Monday IN May. ana
November. "a
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mIIItnrY- nInnIts.

For sale at ahis enSs, such as MOnGIv oOrupGny
Rerrh., C7oaf9 Refiii Ordinances BOt'1ai, RrOvision
Reh,rss Special Reg.iaaiOHs, de-, 40. at,
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NOTICE %, ,,,Nows,peaisrs.

Nevis Dealers wanting more than cuo huhdred
copies, must send In their orders By . o'clock, The
evening previous 10 have them Oiled promptly.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
T" ~'~' OF tF4l'Ah H.
G ENE RAL HOSPITAL LIS
Pc 1t Of Muri'freesboro. renn.


In Ms4ie4l Director POsi--M @. wooDwoRTH
Hospital No l-City Hotel; s. W, 'oorner square.
su-SSon T. D. fiteh
'r -" no, a-wosdbar, plke. S. Q. Hfm0c Sur
"a geSn 10 charge. ''' - y:
No. 3--East Conrt House, W. I. Johnson,
r = ~. y, surgeon ~ shAIgei ..... "a.
No 4-woodbu'y Pike. A'sl. Surgeon
'.f" J. W Pearco. -..f
| p 80 No. s--No4th Court House I >. TewOodS,
Surgeon In charge.
l. No. c--Sorth: ,Ast cor. tquaro NJ. B
I Falier, Asst Surg in charge
| No. T--Eaat Coprt House n. Woodward
| Surgeon In charge.
| 81 I'd" 8-4orposteand wet City Hotel VIM
a. aMtvauyS asst surgeon In
charge.
90 Z" No, e--c6r,, 'NashyilIe and Lebanon Pike
| '~-' = 90 &, p, P1rtpar, ACT Asst. Surgeot
| ~. IN Charge, 'li' - ? 80 - "a"
CenI field Hosnital No. 1--onO mile west Cour
4 House. J, Y iinlsV, Surgeon In charge, - .-.
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TIE AR1AMENl OF poBr HUDsoa -Ono
or ne letters captured az he Oobisds-
rates stgual station near Port iq ison has
this important information regarding tho
armament Of thatstronghold We have
thy threo cannon at Port Hudson;
twety. I've OF thrm are Gi.pound rihed
| taunln with steel. pointed ballsf ala0
| tseuty cannoa that ace l2s-poundsrA;
] also, We have. forty siege guns"
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9~ayille aniuu,
For Freedom and Nationality.
.as. 9. mEt.oEH. Eal.or.
THURSDAY NoRNL4a,. AFnLle, lssa.

ffiaf1df
ia volunteer, Who has taken heavy
draught from the castalian fount, sends
US apOerh descriptive of soldier life, from
which WI take the most truthful lanzas {.
/. r Som Etlmiqs We hsysto doubls-dtle a.!
And the mud Bsvefy sficK'; .' t'-'."
ThResrhe way they pdtus through, t.'
Tho Iits raigh,y hard TO do.
z. y +r-if J ....-.
g. The soldiers fare is very rough,
Ihe bread is Ia I'd, the beef is tough, ,.
If they can ssnd it, It will be,
Thrbugh ove Of C God mystery.
+. To which we beg leave of our tuneful
fsiend tP'rejoip in tRe following sfanzas:
= Tho Rbel's fare i,,worsc than that, ... I,
HisPeef is either dog or cat, ~. .
facbn ho doesn't eat atall,
2 80 AND hii dodgers woui DO for cannon bgll
..lv ~
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The President auehded'a military re.
view recently Amer the review SONS
one called his attention 10 this difference
between the regulars aud vllunife'4, hat
the former stood rigidly in their places
without moving their heads an inch as he
rode by, while the latter almost inyaria-
bly fnrned lheir heads 10 get = glimpse
ofhim. The'flct was educed no doubt
10 show the woudrriul superiority OF reg
hlArs over volunteers.
II don't care how much my soldiers
iurn their heads" remarked the Presi-
dent, iii they don't turn their backs"
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hmmerson lehnnits works. ''' OBJ
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VOL II.
DIRECTORY. @. ,..ll /; j..
clrYroo Q N-tRMMGRI.

fnEy HUGu SMITH Aapor
WILLIAM sfiNEE, BsoAdsE, I 81
JuHN CHUMBlkY, Harshsd
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Seven Of the diheren, banks Of Savan-
nah have acceded 70 proposition, msds
by the P'esd ut Of the Marine Bank OF
that city, 10 loan the city ten thousand
dollars each and one a loan Of five thpus-
and dollars, 10 be invested in provisions,
which are 10 be sold 81 prime cost " the
n,edy and Others Of Saya' neh 80.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06
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,July e. 1892
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06
AGRICULTURAL.
The Fodder Sweet, Corn,


The readers Of the Telegraph will no doubt
remember that we long ago advocated the
sowing of sweet corn for feeding green to
cattle in August and September being con-
WINGED that it made a much better feed than
the common corn of the farm. Stowells
Evergreen, which produces largely of fodder
we suggested as the best to plant for this
purpose We also stated that the dried
fodder for winter use was also greatly to be
preferred to the other. The following state
mcnts put forth by the Norfolk County
(Mass.) Agricultural Society, will 60 far to
substuntiate what we have hitherto written
on the subject. In the report of the society,
it is stated that
"Mr. Spear, the occupant of the Welles
Farm, in Dorchester considers the fodder OF
sweet corn very valuable. He stated, that
in feeding his cows last winter on the fodder
ot sweet corn, the supply became Temporal
rily exhausted, and instead of the fodder
full supply of the best hay Was given, the
keeping in other respects being the same
that it was before but the quantity of milk
decreased considerably, till by removing
some hay another supply of cornfodder was
reached, and on returning to it. the cows
soon gave the former quantity of milk. This
was the dried stalks from which the ears
had been sent to market as green corn
The stalks were cut close to the ground soon
after the ears were gathered
The same report gives astatement derived
from Cheever Newhail, Esq, of Dorchester,
in regard to the fodder of sweet, the sub
stance of which is as follows:
"He planted thrce-fourths of an acre OF
sweet corn, in the latter part of May, drop
ping the seed with a corn planter, in rows
three feet apart, and in the drills about two
feet apart The cultivation was all done
with cultivator. Sixty barrels OF corn
were sent to Boston from the lot, and on the
10Th of September the crop was cut close to
the ground and shocked-the stalks being
quite green, as the variety was late. 1t re-
manned on the field till about the middle OF
November, when it was housed. MIR. N.
states that he has fed the fodder to COW
and to his horses, which eat it with evident
relish, and without the least waste, although
the stalks were not cut. He is so well con-
vinced of the value of fodder of sweet corn,
that he intends to raise enough in future to
keep his horses through the winter"