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BUCKINGHAM GOLD MIME FOR

WE will ofer for sale, at public aud tion, at
w Buckr CHAM Courthouse, MONDAY, the 18th Gay a. Dc
cember next (that being LourtdAyl tie above
TRACT OF LAND, ID
containing 500 All OF thu land arabic ereepwhe the
mine Of Il ces ed the balance IN wood and
Of good quality.
me eonsst OF large Dwelling House, capable
Of accommodating large family with SumSer OF oOttud-
ings.
10 desiring ~proe,ate investment, tbs property eren
chance.
the death OF Of the parties this property
IA put upon the market Without reserve
Persons Wishing information In regard 10 before the
sale may communicate with either OF the subscribers Backlog
ham Ocurt House
Tnxs-0-sh. W. W. FORBES ard
ROBf. X. IRVING,
eurylVors of themselvea and
no23-ctSs Georse Hooker, deed.
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ADJUFANT AND NsP'R GEN'Ls oFTIl
GENERAL ORDERS,

RIcHHoED, Nov 20, ls5s.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 1854
No Ance or Ordnance Stores hsn those prescribed
n Ordnance Manual edition Of sS3 specially approved
by eOrdnAnse allowed chased or aora-
ted The permission 20 ofeers BY paragraph LISA Army
Reguat pa O-rnAnce auons 70 provide ordnance
and Ordnance Stores u Of urgent necessity 20 De e1
ercaei SUI eci % the above resriclOns- 60.
II Accounts paid BY dIburag o er for the purchase fAo-
eEon or Ordnance and Ordnance Stores contrary 70
foregoing order viii be admitted in the settlement q
her accounts
CslrrsD g. COOPER,
no2s-iW AdJt and InTp'r General.
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ADJ,f AND RsPR en'TRALS oREIoS
Rrnn,lnEh. Dec. I, ls69. {
GENERAL ORDERS

me provrous Of paragraph General 0rdeTs No. o. eur
-, beFeby extended 80 IS neuie oaeers Of tne
russarv Depament and such agents Of thai DePAEsn'
AZ save been appointed By The Secretary Of WAr - D.,
IN When q soldier, ordered before beard OF EAA-lns y,
o,n.eripts or axe tai Examining soArd IN
paraErapA III Gene Orders No l4l current series 10y,
Il % ~ reason on physical disability, he VIII forward 70 me
RnrSnF Oheer certificate to his eheei Egnea ~ ms Az
- ev.a, vheh esrrh AGATE will also embrace full ana &c
al ne case The Enro Ing omeer WI submit
~ ae sie 70 either board who, In conference Win Nun ~
40 mo- n a. 81 recommendation nay be warranted ey me
900 ana he character Of NE parties fh seona-
s5d1op Ugh the AiemenE will be forwarded Is directed II
the paragraph above quoted.
81, % & COOPER,
5..sNSsp Alj't and InSp'r Cent.
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IN POETRY AND ROMANCE.

IN POETRY AND ROMANCE.
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Bouthern and Foreign Literary Prets.
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Cabinet wherever transpirsd and all
that reach the Capital from all parts Of the Conedeaey
Reviews Of New Books,
Notices of,the Drama,
Criticisms possessing the dignity which may justify
It, :
TERMS:
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La TO be sent and convenient give the Of the mall
BY which will be received Unless she county, parish ds
t As well as he place and State named The
not be respons bic for the recept OF the paper
The MAGNOLIA WEEKLY" be had the various Book
Iores aud at all tns News Depo in this city and throughout the
sOu All orders must be addressed to
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SPECIAL ORDERS

Tx glsr General John H. Winder hereby directed TO
make immediate enquiry and report without delay;
lsi The 64s, rank, regiment and corps Of 81 commissioned
omcerI, length Of dime earh mas beea 10 the city
"a In each he viii require copy Of The leave oy which
he ocsr from bis proper command or stationed In
te city copy Of the oder By which De put upon duty
XXI Whenever appears that oncer h not nghtnly 10
Rohnond, viii forthwith 10 his proper command and
he fact Exported h once for further action OF the Depart
Csiynsd JOHN WITHERS,
AMI Adi't Gen.
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n nOosA P.SGEsH, "a. HOOD
MOORE, BAYNE s. 90, No. LAT Main
w EsS LyashbuFE, Va Whol..Als erossEssne o0HRls-
don sale Of Manufactured and eoug fobao
a. Feoaigs and eel sugar. hoaslos, Wheat Corn Honn
lseol LsAhsr, and all hndI Of country produce All sAes
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eENIRAL ORDfRs

GENERAL oRDfEs
l. Ealsd men who Tor nay bsoome) permanently
sabled and Who hod certificate Of Medical EXAMINING
Board eject and Who have not been discharged the ser
Vice their ratons c9nued 90 l ~ one dollar and
twenty per lem whether hey are In hospital private
quarters, furough.
nj Msn liable 10 CONSUMPTION have Joined companies for
Local dsfs dchargsd from tuch eompares and con-
urbsd This Intended eject companies for which
Fpsela on has been made by The " ~ Department
slEnedr g. OOOPER,
po9t-lU Adit and Insp'r Gen.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.
RICHMOND, Dec 6, 1853.
TNHE Books of this Company are now open
l. Mther Subscriptions the and viii be osed on
the 2sth instant J. ID. MONTAGUE,
decT-td ksec'fy.
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DUChhh q Lhh,
~ AUCTION a COMBUSTION ME 65I
WIN receive sOnESnRsnt for Ala 81 auction or privately al
MERCHANDISE AMP PRODUCE,
andplsdgs heir bet sFor obtain highest market rates
Account sale1, win net proceeds, n3ered promptly.
Auction Sale WEDN ESDAY 2th une and regularly
hereafter on hat day every Two Weeks.
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EDUCATION.

| WISH TO employ Female Teacher, Eom
petent to instruct IN Preach, Music AMI the Piano In h
usual Engush branches Of educatiOh Salary seO and
Addten MRS. ALICE THWEAHT
deT-e6t Glover HILL Cheatt rneld coubtYH Va.
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HEADERS, DEPT OF HENRICO,l
RiCnioSD, Nov. Is, 1858.
lEXrRkcr.l
SPECIAL ORDERS
No. so.
Ia obedience % Instructions nom A. snd General
ts following order repabahed for the Information Of al
ADyf AND uSsPR GENERALs OFFTCE,
RICHMOND, April tn, 1858. I
fEKrRACT.l
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A Y. STOKES d co,
a. AGENTS FOR THES6LE OF
Manufac tured Tobacco
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
We are nov receiving manufacturers Asd holders
anments Of Manufactured foeaeeo and solicit
e. o. attention Of buyers 70 cur sock.
60 borpT.S Good Leaf"
IS. III. Honandh," "Boomer THist,'
"a Thomas kOo.s,n -lup
"Wm- n EdWards'," - A. AoornAn,"
~. B. onVsgn "5aekson
other brand1 poandsl
ana ton embracing al grades nom extra hne down 70 common
A.. Y. ST KEs co,
nh9l Csrnsr Cary and 18th Ets.
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apTr A SsPR GEELs OF7I1E,
Richmond, Dec. A,slsoS.

AMT A uSsP'R GEELs OF7I1E
RcHHoND, Dec. A,.lsSS.i
GENERAL ORDERS
rsl, for prsner Of placed on the SAN oSens
s.o,Srr n 8 h Spgt.ls, In all respects, ana VII DC
M Tss Hospital ration axed, until further oIosrs a. NJ
-. 800 of I.saes nov % soldiers IN he nu-
tsr Iospcs & required Of any particular aaeea' 'Ps0
roousitions must be male therefor
an Sy 0'u'' s. COOPER,
tNsN'-4 AdIt and InsPr GenI
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8. COOPER,
AdJt and InBp'r General.

ADJ'r AND INsP'R GENL'so OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, Nov 81, 1858.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

re- Having been appointed Agents for the
sale of the above celebrated Wines, we shall al
ways keep on hand large and full assortment
of WHITE, PORT, ANGELICA and CLARET
WINES, of superior vintages, WHICH we offer for
sale on reasonable terms.
SH0ENBAR & CO., Agents.
Weaverville, Oct. %, 1862. 4lu.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

THE ROOT OF THE CONsPGRACY.-lt is well never
to lose sight of the real source of the slavehOld
ers' conspiracy more frequently termed the re-
bellion-for then we shall always be aware Of its
terrible nature and scope, and shall not be so
likely to fail in its proper treatment. The out
break was not an accident, or IA sudden freak of
passion, but the development of a fell purpose,
of a prearranged conspiracy. It's root was the
increasing conviction that slavery could not
stand popular government in this age of the
world Hence arose the determination on the
part of the Shareholders to break away from this
Government established by our fathers, and to
set up another with--as Alexander H. Stephens
of Georgia acknowledged slavery for its chief
corner stOne.'
Abundant proofs Of this position are to be
found in the confessions of the leading minds Of
the South. Mr.. Garnett Of Virginia says, in a
letter recently captured in South Carolina. " De-
mOcracy, in all its original philosophical sense is
incompatible with slavery and the whole system
Of Southern society" De Bo,DS ReUieLDs de-
clare that those pestient and perncious dog
mas the greatest good to the greatest mum
Der - the majority shall rule are, in their
practical application, the trightful source OF dis
orders never to be quieted." The same writer
concludes that the insti tuition of an hereditary
Senate and Executive is the political form best
suited to the genius and most expressive of the
ideas of the SOUTH Col Hamilton Of Texas
testified that these doctrines have spread through
out the South TO such extent within twenty
five years, that freedom OF opinion was entirely
eXtnguished. Mr.. Sherwood long resident Of
Texas, in recent pamphlet, thus quotes Mr.
Spratt, the noted South Carolina secesslonlst :;
d." He assumed that there was no man in the
South who deserved the name Of statesman who
would pretend that secession was caused by any
aggression of the North upon the rights OF the
South that . it was still less the result of any
act of oppression on the part OF the United
States Government that the reason was be-
cause of the difference in the organization of
society North and South it was because in the
non slavcbolding States, from the fact that every
man was freeman, the North was naturally
democratic - every man being IL freeman the
result was that the laboring class in the non
slaveholdng States bad the power OF govern
ment, and it required but little argument to
prove, when that was the case, government, in
stead of being in the head, was in the heels Of
society" Mr.. Spratt further assumed that no
greater truth was ever uttered by Mr.. Seward
when he said, there was an rrepressbe conllct
between the two systems of society,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11
HELMB0LD'S
rpxUuyE PREPARATION.

Co,,poIrND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
00" A Positive and Specific Remedy
~ licensees Of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, CIR and DROPSICAL SWELLlNGS.
0Th Ths Medicine increases the power of Digestion,
o,d ovcites the ABSORBENTS into healthy ac-
snr .;", hv which the WATERY or CALCAREOUS
donosiions. S,U" and all UNNATURAL ENLARGE
MENTS are reduced, as we'll as PAIN and IN
PLANTATION.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11
MY ship.
BY FLORENCE PERCY.


Down to the wharves, as the sun goes down
And the dayghts tumult and dust and din
Are dying away in the busy town,
go to see if my ship comes IN.
gaze far over the quiet sea,
Rosy with sunset, like mellow wind,
While ships, like lilies lie TRANQUILITY,
Many and fair-but | see not mine
Iquestion the sailors every night,
Who over the bulwarks idly lean
Noting the sails as they come in sight
" Have you seen my beautiful ship come np'
"Whence does she Gomez" they ask Of me-
" Who is her master, and what her name? ~
And they smile upon me pityngly
And my answer is ever and eyer the same.
Oh, mine was a vessel Of strength and truth,
Her sails were white young lambs fleece,
She sailed long since from the port Of Youth
Her master was Love and her name was Peace
And like all beloved and beautcous things,
She faded IN distance and doubt away
With only tremble Of snowy wings,
She tloated, swan-like, adown the bay
Carrying with her precious freight
All bad gathered by years of pain,
a tempting prize to the pirate Fate
And still watch for her back again.
Watch from the earliest morning light
Till the pale stars grievc O'er the dying day,
To catch the CLEAN OF her canvas white
Among tho stands which gem the bay.
But she comes not yet--she viii never come
To gladden. my eyes and my spirit more
And my heart grows hopeless, and faint, and dunn
AS wait and wait on the lonesome shore
Knowing that tempest and time and storm,
Have wrecked and shattered my heauteous bark,
Rank sea-weeds cover her wasting form,
And her sails tattered, and stained and dark.
But the tide comes up and the tide goes down
And the daylight follows the nights eclipse
And still with the sailors, tanned and brown
wait on the wharves and watch the ships.
And still with patience that is not hope,
For vain and empty it long hath been
sit on the rough shores rocky slope,
And watch to see if my ship comes in.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

The West End Paper Manufacturing Company
has been organized at San Francisco Capital
stock 500, 900, divided into 1000 shares of 500
each
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11
DIR. [. j. CZAPKAY's
-svate Medical and Surriear :.

Sacramento street, opposite Pacific Mail Seamsbit
pany's Once San Francisco Established in ISL oum.
the suppression of Quackery. ~ anu for
Attending and Resident Physician Z. j. Czapkav 4,
late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War CHIEF RM M D.
to the Goth Regiment of Honveds, Chief Surgeon 70 sau
itary Hospital of Pesth, Hungary late Lecturer ON me e Mil
of the Genito Urinary Organs and Diseases of
a Partusr attention paS sS r,adeh :,
diseases peculiar to Women and children. ient VI
Office hours from a. m. to Up. m. Commn,i
strictly confidential Permanent cure guaranteed or
Consultations (by letter or otherwise) free Address o pay
DIR, L. j, CZApkAY, San FranS,soo
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

'Ih4' INAN0T0OVi
The steamer Golden Age arrived at 3 o'clock
p. m, with 625 passengers. The Nicaragua
Steamship Company are selling tickets to-day for
passage on the Hoses Taylor on her next trip. 1t
is reported that four of the Chapman prisoners
are to be tried by a Military Court at Alcatraz.
The proof is undenabe that they took the oath
of allegiance and that the schooner was intended
for pirate. The Ophir Mining Company de-
clared dividend OF $48 per foot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

Cerfiarats.--I the undersigned Governor of Hungary
do hereby testify that Dr. L. Czpkay has served during
the contest for lmgarn liberty, Chief Surgeon tho
Hungarian Army, with faithful perseverance Whereof
have given him this certificate, and do recommend him
the sympathy, attention, and protection of all those wu
are capable of approaching patriotic self sacrifice and
deserved misfortune. KOSSU1H LAOS.
Governor of Hungary,
Washington City, Jan. 9th, 1852. SIS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

Cdrd--I, the undersigned, having been unusi , sI
treatment OF DIR. l.. j. Czapkay although unsOc. lat
called upon togive publicity to the efficacy o ms i in
preventing Others from the fearful suherings and n
experienced and which often results from Inc
practice OF pretenders My disease has been ina. [ W
zeal and mental disability, which follows in ar,
indscretions in youth. The agones which u to
perhaps unnecessary for to detail they are that
ose who have experienced them Suffice ~ 10 & reou
having called the service of Or. l.. j. Czapkay ed
stion, all the expectations which may have acom.
him were more than realized. | would Therefore gicted
with that dreadful malady my object in so doug desire
sympathy for suffering humanity and hear'-
of relieving them. p;nter
State of California City and County OF san Ere me-
S Son this 3lst day Of July, A. ID lSho red D. j.
VIM c. Jewett Notary Public, personally app IA depose
Dahee, known to me, who being duly sworIi gned by
and say, that the contents of the card herewi'A 90
him true, Ind and
In witness whereof have hereuno set my h"ys writ
affixed my official seal, the day and year hrs' "V'
81 wM G. Jrwrrr, Notary Pn0llc,
Address, L. J. CzAPKAY, NJ, D., San Francisco 'A''
SpermdtorThaa --Or local weakness, nervous iads.
low spirits, assitude, weakness OF limbs anu Slne
position Incapabity to labor ana stuuy love
apprehension loss of memory, aversion 10 pains
solitude tmidity self disrust dizziness,
in the side, affections in the eyes pmpes on The justly
ual or other inarmties In man, are ouisu nkay Hy
celebrated ply sican and surgeon Dr. H. D. tp ohersJ
method of curing diseases Is new, (unknows by ettei
and hence the great All consultations 1873,
or otherwise .,.oo CaL
Address L. j. CzApKAY NJ d., San FranciScoi WV
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11
BASEMENT OF THE RUSS HOUSE,
Corner Of Pine and Montgomery Streets,

sale of his Wines, in the
BASEMENT OF THE RUSS HOUSE,
Corner of Pine and Montgomery Streets,
The reputation of California Wines has suffer
ed much from the many bad and adulterated ar
tcles put up by irresponsible parties, and brand
ed I" Pure California Wine"-present profit be-
ing their aim, although destroying confidence in
the purity and quality of Native Wines. Others,
again. probably without any intention 20 deceive,
but from want of knowledge Of the treatment OF
wines, have bottled for sale wines that were not
properly made, or that were not in condition Tor
bottlng. Such causes have had an injurious ei'
feet with consumers In order to give the public
perfectly sound and pure article, the under
signed will for the future, attend personally 10
the putting up of his Wines-the product oil his
own vineyards-confdent that their superior
quality will make them the favorite brand with
consumers. In order more fully to guard the
public against limitations, there will be attached
to each bottle an additional label bearing fac
simile of his signature.
Now on hand and for sale by the case or pack
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

OLD MAID: What nine months old, and not
walk yet! Why, when was a baby went alone
even at six months"
Young indignant mother (muttering to her
! SELF Humph! guess you've been alone ever
since ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

IMPORTANCE OF THE SoUTH.-The Importance of
the South has been overrated II the Southern
States were swallowed up by an earthquake, the
world would be again supplied with cotton in two
years. Cotton is an annual plant requiring for
its production only seed soil and necessity. The
seed is always to be bad-the soil constitutes a
zone round the earth Of some seventy degrees
the necessity is furnished by starving Europe,
and by the high price OF cotton, which now makes
it by far the most profitable crop that can be
anywhere raised. Two years more of vigorous
war and blockade will cause the world to supply
itself with cotton, without an earthquake. The
hundred new places which are now struggling to
raise cotton, will be five hundred next year. And
when the production shall have once more over
taken the demand cotton will become drug /;
and if it shall ever happen that the pacilied South
shall be able to return TO the cultivation of cot
ton it will only be to render it still more drug,
exceeding in that character all other kinds of
property except negro property, which will then
not pay for keeping.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11
CALIFORNIA WINES !
M. KELLER,

PROPRIETOR OF THE RISING SUN and
LOS ANGELES VINEYARDS, wishes
TO acquant his friends and the public generally
with the fact that be has opened Depot for the
sale of his Wines, in the
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-09

CO. Last Summer having OCCASION to spend
fow weeks amongst the Georgiaus Of Mari.
eta aud Atlanta, we were not little irritated
to'tear Of that portion Of those communities
who had substitutes in the army INDUCING
in occasional unkind reflections upon the Ten
nessce rerugees who were temporarily soiourn
ing in their midst The other day these same
Georgia friends of ours were relieved Of 0
terrible scare" by one Of our refugees
from West Tennessee known pretty generally
throughout the South as" Fonafsr"
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THE DAILY REBEL.
nAGsI nAosll uAosiif

Nc wish TO purchase goo pounds Of cloan cot
ton aud liren Sss for which We viii pay the very
highest price in cash. HerNrs colectil rags, win
do well to fepora;e the white from the coiorgd as
white rags will command higher prices than mixed
ones.
Country merchants are requested 70 collect rag
for us. Where any quantity is purchased at a point
convenient for shipment advise Of the fact and
we viii direct where they to be shipped, and for
ward the money for them.
Address FRANC. N PAUL. Chat.anooga. Tenn.
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teD~ A great bug-bear to many Of the
croakers of our Confederacy, has been the too
great fear Of consequences in the conduct Of
this war Arc the Yankees so scrupulously
careful of subjugating the South on purely
moral and civilized principle? We are no ad-
vocate of black.Aag.iem, or any other such
nonsensicaI cIapIrap. We are sick heartily
sick OF hearing such subject even mentioned
The enemy hoietcd the sable.banner, virtually
over a year ago. They fight no! under such
an emblem ostcnsbly- but their every advance
over our territory marks warfare quite as
cruel, and great deal more ncivli2ed.
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Ar.lrs In Norm Alnn.mn

sloc'al Corc'lo eice Of tlle RelFi.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA, May 6th, 1883.
We have had gay time the past fifteen days, hu T.
Ing the Ab0lii11 devils whose advance and retire 10
through tie valley isiracod by tls burning DWELLINGS,
pufos, corn and bac0u, and iauOesut women and chi
dron leaving the r1ads in their ie0ble edHti 10 e.
cape from Me more than savage f0e Thanks 70 Gen.
Forrest not Yankee troads the soil OF Alabama,
save o. prisoner Of war Amongst The captured are
many bolonglug n the lst Alabama tFedenO cayai-
~ who were taken IN the neghDorhood whore they
were raised A young LADY on recognizing brother
among the prisoners, begged ihh guard 70 Kill hin.
that bis lie might 10 manner aone 1r tho DIES sec
inflicted upol poor bot honet family Wilhite,
formerly circuit preacher Ia ils section, waa the
chief plot 20 The gang recently cnpurd ncar Rome
he Ia IN prison hers, and very tnA0ls 60 take the
OATH bat my opinion Is that Missouri parole IN o
county where tees ere 30 plenllul is ihe hfstmode
OF securing tbe allegiance OF such men o. Wlhiio'
Yours truly, Capt. A, J. n.