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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

(CnlhaiIfee Of .ErTnI s'emesIs
DOUGLAS CITY.
JAMES VI GOEWEi, JOSEPH SPENCE,
JoHN W SMITH, EDWARD 4. kEroN,
JoHS C. MASON, HENRY MEKTz.
WEAVFRNHIF.
Capt jpuN KOnGNBUOWE Lieut. EDWARD NmTE1T.
Lieut. JoHN HAwN, Corporal IENW \, JoNES,
Private JoHN }. lIUScRoFT. Private ID. L. G0EplN,
lETER PAUiSEN, Esq.
LEWISTON.
OGNH lIulHS FSin MCArsLAND
OREGON GULCH
A. j. FHrER, Mr.. llERRICK.
JUNCTION CITY.
JanN W. rHHRooK, NATHAN II. THOMAS.
STElNlTVS FLAT
MosEs GCNS, BEACH BATS.
INTIAN CREEK.
C. NJ SrRArroN RtHARD SHC0x.
Reception Committee,
JOHN CARR, WRIGHT SunW0RTH,
b. +. FLYNN, JOHN w. JONES
EfOOr changers
FRANK w. YOUNG, JOHN MAlTIN
JOHN PASSAGE, JOHN H H0UGH.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

ASSEMBLY BuLs,-Our Sacramento corre-
spondent, Faust" has placed US under obliga-
tons for copies of several Bills now before the
Legislature One introduced by Smith of Butte,
is 4" an Act creating Board of Commissioners to
revise aud codify the Laws of the State;" one by
Whppe OF Humboldt, making Legal Tender
Notes, and other Notes Of the United States,
receivable for taxes and other dues" Also, Sen
ate Bill No. Il, introduced by Van Dyke, Of
Humboldt. which is "an Act concerning the
Courts of Justice of this State, and Judicial oili
Gers "a good Bill.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

e have received a
pilation of political
N Mr. Oberdeencr, Of
Depot, Main street. 1t
orrect register of politi-
the United States. Be
mense amount Of valuable
opsis OF the principal laws
congress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

THE Independent, of the llth, states that Mr.
Bradlee, of San joaquin, intends planting twenty
acres in cotton, in that county, about FIVE miles
from the city Of Stockton.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

90 TEMPoRA, O MoREs !"-Were Cicero on
earth be might be amazed to find in this enlight-
ened age his favorite exclamation used when in
weighing against the mpunity of wicked men,
burlesqued by modern Ciceros as go Temporal,
0 moras" and employed to denOunce the deeds
of good men, bat this be might pardon as mere
typographical error, were it not in juXtapOstiOn
with magma est the Bulkhead' ct pravale-
bitn Would he not be asouished? Such jargon,
lin which the rules of the Latin grammer are as
hagrantly violated as the Constitution is said TO
BED would justify him in exclaiming with in
creased emphasis, Q tempOra, o mores!"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21
We wish there were more General Aliens aud
fewer of the other sort on the Pacific coast.

l4ENl'-lu ue regulations LOT Lent, loOOJ pun
lished by Archbishop Alemany are as follows
/. All the week days from Ash Wednesday,
Feb. 18th, till Easter Sunday, are fast days of
precept on one meal, with moderate collation.
2. The use of meat is allowed, save on Wed
nesdays and Fridays, the Ember days, and Thurs
day aud Saturday of Holy Week. All Saturdays
"re days of abstinence, but not of obligation.
RS can grant the use of meats in cases
=. 3. Fish and flesh must not be
same meal during Lent.
'HANGE.-The last number of the
brings the vaedictory of
years has been universally
the most able and pleasing
Tie goes to a new field of
ere. We know we shall
Democrat comes, but are
ement of Mr.. Plat that
make the Democrat ac-
ltrons and the public
tmOcrdt.
lks 10 Gen. Butler passed
his able, energetic, and
epartment OF the gulf,
uts. On this question
d among the nays are
paCc democrats, whom
is state applaud But
I'd this vote OF thanks
pia, Calvert, Conway ,
on Knapp lArHing
Noble, Norton, Pen
steele Of New York
am Yiubard, Mads
sacramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

The SENATORIAL BRIBERY MATTER.-General
Allen, one of the Oldest and best editors on this
coast-whO long ago did up the editorials for the
Marysville Herdld-afterward the Sacramento
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21
senatorial bribery /:

It seems strangc-but the fact nevertheless just
that matter what party gets power in California, the Fed
eral officers in FrunCiyCO be unscrupuuu.
scas, who insist ruling the entire state and stop a
nothing to carry out their rascats Hitherto they have
managed 10 keep the windy side of cNUsurc, and Wat
the first who stupid enough 10 get caught
Serves him right the ducel The anti lhepscrs talk Of
having him indicted 10y Grand jury and sent TO san Qucn-
tin to rXpatiae his laundering NJ least they VIII insist on
President Lincoln turning him out Of office. This little
brotz in the Union caucus nuts to the peace Dcmucrs
who crow il Justify and poke all Of the
vaunted purity of the Uuiousts. The UniouiSts II they
have any sense, viii go to work wash this ugly ie stain
out of their political garments They do 1t by nuun
ang and ccctng an honest and capable mountauecr to the
United States Senate.
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Anglo Saxon Wrecked.

LOUISVILLE, KYy April 2s.-The Fede-
raj forces near Jimtown and Scottsville
on the 25th captured twenty three reb-
els, thirty. five horses, and destroyed q
large grist-mill grinding for the rebels.
New York, April 2s.--COtton 81; gold
40 "a.
1t is reported Wheeling and Pittsburg
is threatened, but discredited.
Gen. Van Dever roLted the rebels at
Cape Girardeau yesterday. The enemy
retreated towards Bloomfield.
The pilot of the Keokuk is prisoner,
charged with running her ashore for the
rebels to capture her.
The Army of the Potomac has moved
forward.
Morgantown, Va, has been captured
by the rebels, and the women and chill
dren are all fleeing.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad be-
tween Cumberland and Grafton is de-
stroyed.
Pittsburg is in some danger.
ST. JOHNS, N. F.-Anglo Saxon from
Liverpool with sixty three passengers
and eighty-four crew, was wrecked four
miles East of Cape Race. Ninety seven
were saved.
Later.-BaltimOre and Ohio Railroad
is considered safe.
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DEATH OF SeuIBE JAMES JoHSsoN.--
We are panied to state that our worthy
fellow citizen, Squire JAMES JOHNSON, de-
parted this life yesterday at his resi-
dence in Edgefeld. During the Spring
Of 1862, he had a very severe attack Of
illness, which at the time, IL was feared,
would result ia his death. He was
spared, however, but with a constitution
deprived of its yigor and disease preying
upon his heart. The summer passed,
and the winter, and although his health
still continued feeble, his friends were
consoled with the belief that he was in
no present danger. On Saturday the
18Th inst, he was in town, and after
transacting some business, went home,
complaining considerably. His condi-
ton grew alarminglY worse, aud on Mon
day following, he was 30 greatly pros
trated, bat little, if any, hope was en-
tertained Of his recovery. He fingered
until yesterday morning at 4 o'clock, a,
which hour his spirit returned to the
God who gave IT," He was in his sixty
sixth year.
Squire Johnson was a native Of Vir-
GINA, but came to Tennessee in his boy
hood, with his parents, who settled in
Williamson county, where he remained
until the year 1886, when no removed 70
Nashville, and engaged in business, hav-
ing been successfully a member Of the
firms Of JOHNSON, RAYBuRN & Co, JoHS-
SON, WEAVER & Co, and JAMES Johnson
& Co, Cotton Factors and Commission
Merchants. As a business man be at
tanned a high reputation for those ster-
ling qualities of head and heart which
constitute the man Of integrity and
honor. No n in our community pos
sessed a greater share Of the public con-
adence and esteem, He was incapable
of a mean or dishonorable action. For
many years be was a deyout member Of
the Methodist Church, and in his death
illustrated the Faith Of the Christian.
He leaves a wife, three children, and a
vast circle Of other relatives aud friends
20 mourn bis decease. His remains will
be inferred to day in the City Cemetery
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CAMP 10Th REQ. Mich. INrAsrRY Vol.

CAMP 10TH REQ. MICH. INFAHTRY VOL,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 26, 1863.
Mr.. s. G. MERcER-Sir Enclosed
please find twenty-five dollars (green
back) handed me by Sergeant SnIPMoN, of
Company G, 10th regiment Michigan In
fantry, for the purpose of sending an
equal number of your very excellent and
highly esteemed paper, i. e. Nashville
WEEKLY UNION" to the friends of mem
bers of our company. The boys are all
highly pleased with the bold and out
spoken manner which the columns of the
Union denounce all traitors, either
North or South, and speak forth in thun-
der-like tones, the doctrine of our once
great and happy nation.
Through the medium of tie WEEKLY UE-
ION zoe one and all iOish to pyove to Northern
c%qperAeads tie loyalty Of the troops of he
Cumberland, Whose leader is "Rose.," so
much loved and yevered By his command, and
'oho is aJove all political l0iye pulling having
bit Tie one o9eot IN VieV-namely hs dqon-
fall Of rdeldom and the restoration Of he
Union as bequea1ed as By our fathers /;
also by this paper we propose to show
our cowardly, devilish, unprincipled
Northern Editors, followers Of Valan-
digham, sc, that here in the very hot
bed of rebellion, men are found who
boldly and fearlessly dehounce all OPP
posers to our National flag. Let the
WEEKLY UNION find its way to every
Northern, as we'll as Southern fire side,
and in it as in a mirror, they will see
their clouen foot aud their forked tongue,
which hideous sight will cause them to
hate themselves-fee from their own
shadows, and like men of old, cry for
rocks and hills to fall upon them and
hide them from human sight.
You will find herewith the names and
post Office address, to whom you will
please forward the paper as 1901 as con-
v%enient, Send the number issued to-
day if you can, and oblige
Your humble servant,
MEMBER OF Co. G, 10th MIoHIaAS.
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Ten barrels, Potatoes, forty boxes Or
anges, twenty-fges boxes iLemons, and
tens bbls. Apples received this (Wednes-
day morning, April 29th, at IS North
Market, Street. directly opposite tho
Government stable and Government
Blacksmith shop. Choice Butter and
Fresh Eggs received daily. Remember
the place to buy cheap, Is at So North
Market Street. April 29-2tt
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Another batch Of rebel prisoners, was
brought TO this city Monday evening
from Murfreesboro amounting in all,
officers and priyates, to one hundred and
thirty. They were captured principally
on the late expedition to McMinnville.
Among them were two Nashville boys,
II. j. HICKS, I'd 1t, ia the LIST Tennessee
Infantry, and w. IT. GLASGOW, railroad
agent. The following are the commits
stoned officers in this lot: Capt. j, A
Wilson, 4th Kentucky Cavalry Capt. ].
II. Eakin, Sd Confederate Cavalry J.R.
Paine, LIST Lieut.. 10th Tennessee Infant
ry; T. j. Hicks, I'd Lieut.. LIST Tennes-
&c Infantry j, w, Fouich, I'd Lieut..
Allison's Squadron; F. w. Hobson, LIST
Lieut.. 7th Tennessee Infantry,
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JNO. HUoH SMITn. Mayor.

In accordance with the Proclamation
Of the President Of the United States,
setting apart Thursday, April 30th, as a
day of Blasting and Prayer" there will
be divine services held liz the presbyteri-
an Church, in Edgefield, on Thursday,
the Both inst, at 10 IL o'clock, A. NJ.
All persons are invited to attend.
The services will be conducted by
M. d. HEoKARD,
Chaplain 10th Ill. Infantry.
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THEATRE.-There is no disputing it.
The manager of our little temple Of the
drama, is u~nflagging in his efforts to re-
tain aud increase the distinguished rep
utation which his establishment has won.
Tonight he will introduce the melo-
drama of "The Wandering Boys Of
Switzerland or the Castle of ST. Olival !"
in which Miss Constantine plays Justin,
and Mrs. Bernard, Paul,-these being the
wandering boys. Mrs. Jordan, Messrs.
Foster, Everett, @. L. Allen, and Duncan
all have parts in the piece. Mr.. Stewart,
a capitol actor by the way, sings a song;
after which the performances close with
the afterpiece Of Glove In All Corners.''
Quake, by Mr.. c. L. Allen; Simon, Ever
cit; Smart, Jordan; Charles, Hamilton.
Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Bernard take the
chief female characters.
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Proclamation by the Mayer.

In accordance with the Proclamation
of His Excellency the President Of the
United States, appointing Thursday the
Both inst, TO be observed as a day Of
Fasting aud Prayer, l call upon all good
and loyal citizens of Nashville, TO pay
due regard to the same; and request that
all the business houses in the city be
closed on that day.
JNo. HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
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sutiers, Attentionl

We have now in store a large stock Of
supplies in your line, to which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds Of no.
tons fancy goods canned fruits; Vir-
ginis, Tennessee, Missouri, aud Ken.
lucky tobacco cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers viii do well to look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
60 Public Square, below City Hotel
HARVEY, HUGHEs g. Co.
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Furniture sale.

/ will sell on Wednesday, April 29th,
1858, at the residence Of Mrs. II. Harris,
on North Market street, No. SO, three
doors from the Public Square, commence
ing at 10 o'clock A, NJ, an assorted lot
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of Sofas, Chairs, Tables,
Bedsteads, Bedding, Mattresses, Blank
cts, Linen, &c; Looking Glasses, Carp
cts, Oil Cloth, Groceries, &c. Sc; Large
Cooking Stove, one Piano, one iue Sew
ing Machine. Terms cash. Sale Posi-
tive. N. MARBURY.
april 27-2t.
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On Friday night last q party of rebel
guerIillas, about twenty in number, a
part Of them armed, went 10 the little
village Of Auburn, IN the Memphis
Branch of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, in Logan county, KY broke
open the store of Messrs. PRooToR & T1s-
DALE, and helped themselves to about a
thousand dollars worth of goods. They
also stole some horses. After commit
ting these robberies, they decamped, as
they came, under cover Of night. The
chivalry have boosted Of giving US "war
to the knife, and the knife TO The hilt.'
They are degenerating into "war to the
pocket, and the pocket to the elbow" Is
it not strange that men, hitherto consid-
cred honorable, should wink at, If not
justify, such a system of warfare?
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Rich and Rare.

A new and elegant assortment of Pho
tographic Albums, more richly ombel-
lished than any hitherto bought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at T. M. S0nLEmR's Photographic
Rooms. Also, a choice variety Of Card
Frames, in enamel aud gold. These are
a new article, only just imported.
Apr16-tf
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PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 26, 1868.
Provost Order, No. II.
l. The arrival Of guests at houses in
this city will, in future, be reported 20
Col. WIN. T%RUEsDAIL, Chief of the Army
Police, insteNd Of 10 this office. Arrivals
must be promptly reported, as ordered,
and any failure to so report will be Sc
yerely punished. JoHN A. MARTIN,
.ll Col. and Provost Marshal.
ap26-lw
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RECORDER SHANE's CoURT. - Tuesday,
APril28, 1s63-Jas. Mcknight, drunk
enness, fined SO and costs.
A. Williams, drunkenness, fined So
and costs. wwyTBYw
John Horn, drunk and disOydsrly, fined
So and costs.
Dews & Trischler, keeping restaurant
without license, paid costs and took out
out license.
Mrs. Kennedy, tipping, two cases; fined
SIS and costs in each case. O.uldn't pay,
and went 10 the work house.
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a situation-as Clerk or Book. Keeper
in q grocery dry good store, or Military
department
Good reference gipea as b qualification or
byahy. Address
"OLERK," Box 752,
oPZi-t City Postonlce.
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A gentleman who has just returned
from a visit to Kentucky Informs US that
the wheat crop is remarkably promising;
and that the tobacco planters intead TO
do their utmost to raise a large crop Of
the TWeed"
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a. g. NJ. LAsDsBERa 4 Co, corner Of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand 6fy barrels Of choice Dried
Fruit APPLES and PEACHES, which they
are offering at the lowest market prices.
Call and make your purchases.
april 29-tf.
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AuorION sALE,

Wednesday, April sOrh, 1868
M. L. ALEXANDER will sell in addition
to staple and fancy dry goods, 100 dozen
black, white, brown and fancy leghorn
hats; also, some fine furniture.
April 28-2t. NIL. ALEXANDRA.
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VIC COLLIER has again laid us under
obligations for late daily papers from
Louisville and Cincinnati; and for Har-
per's Weekly and Frank Lcslie's Illus
trated.
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The strawberry crop in this neighbor-
hood is luxuriant. II will not be many
days before the early varieties are ripe;
and our market supplied with them.
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If Mr.. JAcoB BARTIMAs is in this city,
be will please report himself immediate
ly to II. HASKELL, at Hospital No. 2, on
College Hill, military Collego)
April 3O-2t*
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LATE WIS.
Further Particulars of the McMinn-
vile Expedition.

MURFREEsBoRo, April 26.-The expedi-
ton to McMinnville returned To- day.
McMinnville was occupied by our forces
on Tuesday last, Colonel Minty's com
mand being the advance. Nearly four
hundred rebel cavalry occupied the
place, but all hut seventy had retreated
TO the mountains on hearing Of our ap-
proach. The latter were found drawn
up in line on the public square,, but fed
in confusion when charged upon by the
9TH Pennsylvania.
John Morgan was chased upward of
three-quarters of a mile, and had a very
narrow escape. At one time he was
within two hundred yards of our adj
vance.
Major Dick Mccain was captured but
subsequently, escaped. Colonel Martin
was MORALLY wounded; meanwhile Col.
Park, commanding the remainder Of che
LIST Brigade, moved down the railroad
and destroyed two bridges. Apassen-
ger train was also burned, and about 20
prisoners were taken at Morrison. Col.
Park Joined the I'd Brigade, aud the I'd
and 9th Ohio, under Col. Long, who had
previously burned the trestle at that
place. The railroad buildings were also
burned. One hundred and thirty prisO-
ners were taken, and one hundred horses
and mules, twenty wagons, and a large
number of arms, etc, were brought in.
A rebel mail was also.taken after leaving
McMInnville. The rebels went TO Spar
"a, on the Cumberland river, where it is
believed an expedition is forming for the
Invasion of Kentucky.
The enemy recently moved up from
Tullahoma to Manchester. On the 10Th
they received reinforcements Of sixteen
thousand men from Mobile. w. d. B.
M%URFaEEsBoRo', April 26 -Prisoners
captured by Gen. Reynolds bring an un-
reliable report that Breckenridge recent
ly shot Bragg, and is under arrest for
homicide. They say Bragg had con-
demned some Kentuckians TO death.
Breckenridge demonstrated angrily that
shooting Kentuckians had played out
if the order was executed he would
shoot Bragg. The latter executed the
KentuckiAns and Bre ckinridge killed
him.
General Steadman is relieved from the
command Of the division by General
Schofield, his senior. He is assigned TO
command the brigade at Layergne, now
commanded by Colonel Este.
Captain w. L Mallory is assigned as
Commissary Of Sherridan's division.
Capt. Ashdell Fenton, of the 18th Ohio,
distinguished for gallantry at Stone
River, recently died here from a wound
received in that battle.
Capt. W. NJ. Wiles, Provost Marshal
General of this department, is promoted
TO Major of the 44th Indiana.
WASHINGTON, April 27.--Admiral Por-
ter sends the following to the Navy De-
partment:
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The glorious showers of Monday night
and yesterday made the air delicious; a
grateful change from the heat Of Mon
days sun.
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We are indebted to II. II. SINGLETON
&Co, for GIes Of the latest Louisville
and Cincinnati papers.
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WEsTERpAY, nErWFEN MARKEr n niGH
u gtreoF GpmeWhere between the tennessee qua
Alabama Railroads, Package OF Letters
one directed 90 4" Michael ualy,h Philadelphia, aud
one 10 Mr.. notd,' care Of James o'C.nuori Now
York, The lfhder viii confer a favor ou a widow
adV nv leaving Them al hla Office,
AprilT-I
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOA PRIVATE DIsEAsEs,

EOhe PRIVATE DIsEASESs
A. - nINy, formeriy OF New York, for
S tho last -four years u Louisville, rs,
and who has devoted his attention 10
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 yoara, lattei .
himhelf having attended 20 a practice for 10 mat y
years, and cured 10 many thousands, he 10 enabled
to cure all diseases OF a private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from lutudioi0us medical trcst.
ment, or from neglect OF their own. nr. Kings
DiHpunsaTy 70 No. ~ Ocadorick street, bst9eon Cher.
" and tho Square, second story, whore he 0uiua ali
dlaUasea Of d private nature.
Gonorrh0a cured without neuao0us medicines Or
iniertoronce with business.
Structures Of Old Or recent date ehectualiy cured IN
q few days, by an operation which causes NJ pain.
Where a structure cxiutA health cannot 10 o. nl0g ed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and andor-
miues the constitution ~ much.
syphilis, with All the diseases Of the skin, growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, con DO odeotunly
cured In a Few days
Seminal Weatase.-raftlou a. tention havlnRboon
given 20 THIS disease, and an ihe oonsequenoesg grow
tug out or IT, brought on in many oasoa BY che do
atruUuye habits Of inoouHihsrate youths, aud excens.
i've indulgence Of the Passions, a neglect OF which
viii undermine The contribution, rendering the sab
yet uunt Tor business or society, aud causing proma.
ture old age.
Fem dea who may be laboring viii any difficulty Of
tho womb may rest assured Of imfncdA o. relief
Persons reuliinR abroad, BY wtfuhg aud stating
their Case with = Toe enclosed, direct 70 Dr.. A. King,
NO, rs noadcrck street. Nashville, Tenn, will hays
Nc necessafy l~medicinoa scat 10 theif address. Omcs
hoiua gum 9o'cipck 10 tio morning until . la ths
ToHino ltulv io-in dNwlV.
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DEORCITs WANTED FOR a FIRST REOt.
N MENr Middb' 1~ehuefsce (stokes) Cavalry. Cloth.
Ing, rat onB, and trauaportation 20 tpo egine far
nhhed. Apply 20 q. D. BhIEN,
Lieut.. lat Md. Tenn. Cav and HoouihnE O1icer,
hp23-tf No. ~ Cherry ntrert