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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13
Thoughts of the Spring Time.

Through all the Winters cold and gloom,
When earth has seemed SO like q tomb,
I've told my heart the Spring would come,
While fancy listen'd to the hum,
Half hidden half apparent strife
or nature wakening into life.
But now the bare, brown earth appears,
Mid blessed Aprils smiles and tears,
Bright harbinger of May day flowers,
And all the glorious Summer hours.
How many hearts have watch'd like mine
To see the welcome Spring gtime sign,
And what would human nature do
We're all these promises untrues
"Spring- time and harvest shall not fail
While earth remains''-the promise hail
With joyful hope desponding ones
And while wars chances claim your sons,
Let industry and faith combine
To prove the promise and the sign.
God let thy Peace soon bless our earth,
For our wrung hearts have learnd its worth,
bitter lesson, blood and tears
Shall mark it through all coming years.
Too sad the theme cannot write
OF things so terrible tonight,
But blessed Peace shall lure my pen
To touch the mournful string again.
An April sunsets loveliest sheen,
With more than glory clothes the scene
Ger which my eyes are wandering now,
And gratefully my heart must bow.
oh that sweet health might come to me
With the upspringng leaves see,
The old time flowers used to Gull,
The simple, pure and beautiful.
My native home, deem thee fair,
Though have breathd in CALAIS air;
Yet my adopted home, with thee
Thought memory, hope, must oftenest be-
ANNE K H. FADER
Me-, April 1868.
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Apportionment Of peleaates % County Conpention
WEAyERvILI.E, May &c, 1868,

The members Of the Democratic party are re.
quested to meet in their respective precincts on
Saturday. June 18th, 1868. for the purpose Of
plecting delegates to attend a county Convention
to be held in Weaverville on the lSth day OF
June, for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the different county Offices and to elect dele
gates to The State Convention. aud to attend to
such business as may come before the Conven-
tion. We cordially invite all patriotic Union
men to attend. Th" representation will be in &C.
cOrdanoe with tbe following apporiionment!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

CHAN DELwIcKs [editor of the Placeryile
Dizie Democratl growls because obliged to put
revenue stamps on bis notes. Those who hold
bis notes say that the stamps are The only things
OF value connected Herewith Parties recey-
ing his paper put on stamps themselves and neg.
lecting TO put any erasing marks thereon can
pass the notes at the par valus Of Tie stamps
PkqceruMLe Netes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

WHO TOLD You ?--The lower country papers
have given general circulation to the statement
that Trinity county sends three Stanford and one
Low delegate to the State Convention. We are
ID to know how they gained the iuforma-
If Sargent is a candidate for Governor a
ity of the Trinity delegation will favor
mination. Between Low and Stanford, the
will get majority vote. 1t is very
Die, however, that Stanford will be the
nominee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

GAIL HAMILTON spicy writer in the atlantic
AonthLy. lately made The bold assertion in an
article called A Spasm of Sense" that the
birth OF children beyond certain limit was a
cnrse TO their parents and n nuisance to society
All of which is true enough and is sound sense
as well as gospel.--BostOa e0r'e.pondent SGcra-
neato Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

"BANNER OF THE IRoNsIDEs. ."-Sergeant Har-
ry Gordon, brother of the proprietor of this pa.
per. now with Banks command, has sent us cop.
les of the Banner Of the Honsides, printed in the
camp of Company D, l7Gih (Ironsides) Regiment
N. Y. Volunteers 1t claims TO be the official
Journal of the Parish of Lafourche. Company
d, of which Harry is lst Sergeant, is acting as
Provost Guard in the city of Ihiboduux La,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

Busy, AS UsUAL-Our old citizen F. W. Blake,
Esq, is at Unonville, Humboldt county, N. t..
and full Of business. Runs an Assay office, is
Secretary of balf a-dozcn mining companies aud
of the Buena Vista Association of Odd Fellows
Hope Twill prove profitable
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

STOCK CoMING.-The Marysvile Appeal of Sun
day has dispatch from Ruby Valley stating
that 900 horses and mules bad passed there on
their way to California. They are generally
from Illinois and Missouri. A large number is
reported behind.
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TAKE NOTICE |!

'HAT WE INTEND TO CLOSE BUSINESS
l. here, and respectfully request our old Gus.
toners to make '"|
IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT
Of their Indebtedness All eceopnts r,rs, ho
closed up within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. NJ WILLIAMS T. %
Weayervillc, June 8, 1868 a2
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

QUEER PEOPiE, THESE HAMERTcAXs p'-
Sending ship loads of corn and meat to the poor
OF Manchester. Talking of a fight with the
mother country of those people. Waging lively
war on rebellion, and the other day sent seven
thousand Bibles and Testaments to the rebels
Ramming the iron clads into their commerce, ana
the gospel lnto their homes | -HumloLdt Reriaier
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WEL@osE.- We publish in this number pretty
little poem from our poet friend, Anne X. ii.
Fader, She writes that her native town is almost
deserted by reason of the country's call for
soldiers to aid in crushing out treason, We
sincerely trust that returning health will soon
permit her to return to her adopted home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

NEws.-White q Bauer, San Francisco News
Agents, this week sent us a valuable lot of East
ern papers and periodicals. Their place OF bust
ness is near the Post Office
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

We respectfully recommend the striot applica.
tion of the following test q" Are you pemo-
crat? Do you or do you not belong to any se-
cret political organization Are you in favor of
supporting the Constitution of the United States,
and the restoration Of the Union? Will you
pledge yourself TO support the nominees of the
Convention ?"
1t is hereby recommended that the Democracy
Of this county organize Democratic clubs in the
different precincts throughout The county.
On motion II was ordered that this call be pub
lished in the Trinity National and TRINITY jour.
NAL. +. WALTER, Chairman.
W. A. QUINE, Secretary, 2O3i.
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POLITICAL.
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

The following test adopted for the qualification vo.
ers at the primary meetings care you In favor of
sus,nim ug the A DIM nistrntion in its efforts to
suppress the rebellion z"
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Matritd.

At the residence of Hon. John G. Ru,cb in
"eavervlile, June 7lh, CAPT JouN C. GonDoy,
native of Spottsylvana county, Va, and late
OF Jefferson City, Mo-, aged u years, months
and rs days.
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PROSPECTUS
OK THR
NASHVILLE UNION.

Tbs NAsuVTLLLn uSIos was ssnmeaoed last spring.
for The purpose Of opposing ths Rabs Southern con
fdsraey and Of advocating hs restoration efFsdera
authority without any abatsmsnt, AL the States
which have attempted to ssceds. Ia ohiast was u
proclaim the doctrines Of Liberty and Union, they
were once sxpoundsd w the fathers Of the Republic
but which for more than one ysAr-ths long and
drssry carnival u trsason--hAd been unspcksn and
uDwritten in the Capital Of the State Of ASDauW
JACKSON and we're treasured w Gully In the hsar of
the faithfui We believed that ths right way 20 con.
duet loyal Journal IN CITY lka Nashville, al such
slime as this, was to raiss aha vavering I'D tmld
up to ths true standard ef patriotism. and not 70
lower lhs standard Of patriotism, aor the manner Of
other Journals t. suit Abe dsprAysd tastes Of the
ssmlloyal and synps thlIsrs with he Rehmond dy-
nasty.
The uHIoH, tbsrsi0rs, has held 80 friends all who
support and foes all who sppOsO the Union OF the
States It's watohword ia FREEpSH Am NAnosA LrTr.
With rebels and traitors 1t has compounds 70
make II contends for The Federal Constitution and
The Lava made In pursuance thereof a. the svPRnun
Law or TEE LAND, anything in the Constitution and
laws OF any Of the states 70 the contrary notwihA
| standing.
II soatsnes for Tho Union Of the States. bsoauss
without It tbs preservation Of our liberties ssd isst
sutlonh anu Fne otkonlAAuVn VI sooicty ia9sh oh~
| whslly impossible. Therefore, whatever ssAnds In
the way Of crushing eur the rebellion and restoring
the linton nust perish, ne msttoF BY what nsne II
| be called.
| Whea thousNnds Of sur sitissa soldiers lay dewB
shelr lives upon the altar Of their country pAcr
nae shove all earthly pre, and precious in the sight
Of Heaven, God fbrbid thst Sny ignobls motive Of
selfintsrost Sheuld make any man wAVer In his 10y
| atty. II there be any suoh, let them lock At the
bleed OF shiloh, Fort Dcnelssn, Murffeosboro and
Fredsrieksbure, and blush 81 their wioksinase and
folly. Love for our country should now Overshadsw
every other fesiss and he Is NO patriot who loves
his housss, lands negroes with tths Of the deve-
tion which he feels for his country. Evsn prudeat
sehShness should compel men 70 be patriots, for who
hope TO save bis frsm the wreck ef
| a runed and dlsmembered Unions
We want to sec tho land once moro pleased with the
enduring sunshine Of an honorable peace based upon
the complete and unconditional submission Of the
rebels In arms, not lit us with the deceitfnl
glow of peace based upon smescuiate loyalty, aud
concessions to traitors-thc glow ofa meteor which
would shine only to betray, and going out would
leave In darkness tenfold moro gloomy than that
which prevailed before.
These are the sentiments and views which the
UuoN will continue to advocate through whatever
OF storm sunshine may await II in the future, and
ask the supper. OF all who bOove it to be import
ant that thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
should be published in Nashville.
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SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. "a. 1858.
NOS. AND LOCATION
or
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.

Ne. l.--ouR Fastory,. College street. on the FIJI.
Surgeon, = +. WAHKs.
a-EAivarsity building, Market street, on the
Hill. Surgeon, A. W. KnrLr.
e-nnslsy'a Building, s.E corner Pablia Square.
Surgeon, AIKx. HwISe.
&-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hh. Asst Surgeon, Y. $. TowS.
e-Run Factory, uppor end Front street. Asst.
Surgeon, " B. BIAsAR
s-oOliegs street, near Bread. asrgson, caAs
bouLvsan.
t" T--csllsgo strost, between Oursa aHd Broad.
SuEsesn, r. fLHrcHHA t
S-MAsoss Hail, Church street, Aear Summer.
Aeat. surgeon, D. BAcnn.
s--1oarriage FAs,sry. MArhst street, below the
~ SauArS. Act AAst Surgeon, J. D. SKnAR.
le--MsAioal College, College street, on the Hill.
Act. ASH, Borgson, W, n. BowuNo.
H. pnr BovsA ~ On the Uniyerrity Pike.
ACT. Aest. SuTgees, l. D. HooIs.
it--nrosdway Hssei, Broad street, corner Cherry,
3nrsson, TRao. SaixOcs-
la--Hums High Scheol Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Surgeon, -. HHnn1cx.
:. ls-.Bsaals schsol, Church street, Aear ChAtta-
ueoga Dsret. aarEsoa. A. c No Oius-
BNY e9
" l0--Hynss' Hish schesl, Line street corser Sur.
nsr. Surgeon, ". ". CHARnuRs.
" lS-nsrden Block, corner Broad street ant River
banding. Surgeon, FIVE. sHrNorR
- l5-0gyToaAs' HosrTAL-lPisBters tiotei, sum.
hi NOR street, corner Deaderiok surgeon,
3. y, WAfHnalN,
/" I3--lCsrAer Church aad College siros,s surgeon,
agh FT. HiSxrHAT
% Is--MsrrIs &strattoas Building, No II Market
street Surgeon, -. snRApY.
" so--Baptlst Church, summer street. surseon, =,
GOODWIN.
i" a. Methodist Church, Church street. surgeon
r. SwNKT.
= - .Hardeastles, south Marks, street. Surgeon
=. BECEw1TH
{. ss-cornsr Vine and Bread streets. Surgeon, r
CHAHBsRtAiN.
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Ag:;.h Incident

A correspondentof the Buffalo Express
relates rather rich incident which ce-
cured on the Railroad between Balt-
more and Washington. A passenger in
q rough and profane manner, complained
Of an old gentleman for having occupied
his seat aud insisted that he should va
cateit. The old gentleman declared he
occupied Che same seat he had from the
beginning and refused to obey. Two
other gentlemen thereafter informed the
irrate young man that they presumed
they had his seat and would vacate il
for him. Thereafter. the correspondent
says:
The ferooious man then zeized the
seat and threw the back over that he
might face the old gentleman to whom
he paid his respects Ia the first instance,
with the purpose, no doubt, of cultivating
his Acquaintance more intimately. In
performing this movement, be threw his
overcoat open, SO as to disclose the
shoulder straps of Captain. This at
tracted the attention Of the othor party,
when the following colloquy, as near rs
can recollect IL, ensued:
Old Geatseman--"B what right do you
wear that Insignia p'' pointing al the
same iima 10 the revealed shoulder
straps.
Ferocio,ts Man-"By tho authority Of
the United States Government. am an
officer Of the army, and have fought and
she'd my blood fer my country, while
such rich old dodgers Ag you, are lazing
about at your ease, and taking up other
peoples seats in Railroad cars, while pa
triots, Sir, like ME do the lighting"
Then came change in the scene. The
old man threw back his overcoAt, reveal
ing the stars Of a Major-General Of The
q, s. Army, and saying TO the Captain
in firm but dignified tone. I'll an
General Couch, Sir, aud order you I'M
der arrest for ungentlsmanly and IN.
officer like conduct You will proceed
to Washington under my escort"
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The meanest man in the world is.liv-
ing in New Jersey. In helping him out
Of the river once, man tore the collar
off his coat. The next day he sued him
for assault and battery. Exchange.
II strikes us that the arraignmsnt of
the President of the United States for
fragrant usurpations and crimes, BY The
conservative politicians of a State which
that President saved from the jaws of
the rebel army is quite as mean. Some
small politicians would rather SEQ the
State drowned in treason than have their
coat collar !. .. slavery, torn.
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We would invite the attention of suit
lars and dealers TO our complete stock Of
all kinds of goods in their liHe, all kinds
Of can fruits sugar. coffee, smoking and
fns-cut chewing tobacco best brands Of
KeRtusky, Missouri, Tennessee, and yir-
ginia tobacco; vermciilA AAd mAccaroni
Lexington, Kentucky, and New York
Mustard; toilet and fns combs; tooth
and hair brushes toilet articles; per-
famsry; cheese; western reserve; rolled
butter, in barrels and half barrels !;
crackers, cakes, candy, &C., sugar cured
hAms, and every description Of goods
suitable fer sutlsrn and dealers. Our
goods can be bought at 3 very small
margin. Give us call. East side
Of Public Square, three dosrs abovs North
East Corner, No. So.
HARVEY, HUGHES & co.
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[PuaLIe REsoLurIor-No. al

L'"1''F E7'1'1 I u w y
JsINT RESOLUTION 10 compensate ihs
sailors on the gunboat "Cairo" for
loss Of clothing.
Rssoivsa By he Se,ais and House Of R4g.
Tesqliatipss Of he United States Of Apleriea
IN Coagress assembled, That the proper
accounting officers Of The Treasury be
and they are hereby authorized, n sol.
Ting the accounts OF The petty onaccrs,
seamsn, sailors, aud others Of the crew
81 the United States guHboat "Cairo,"
10 allow TO each SUM not exceeding If
~ dollars as . remuneration fer the dam
ago they may have sustained In the loss
Of thsiF clothing BY the destruction OF
said vessel 10 DsovSsss5s=5T sss..
Approved, February 10, 1888.
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An Aor 70 promOte the efficiency Of the
ComminsAry Department

An Aor 70 promOte the efficiency OF the
ComminsAry Department.
Be u enacted By the Scnats and Hoxss Of
Representatives Of bls United States Of Aiasv-
sea in Congress assembled, That there DO
added TO the subsistence department. Of
the army one brigadior general, to be
selected from the subsistence department.,
who shall be commissary general OF sub
sistencs, and by regular promotion one
colonel, one lieutenant colonel, and two
majors, the colonels and Lieutenant colo
nels TO be assistant commissaries gem
eral Of Subsistence; and The vacancies in
the aforementioned grades shall be FILL
ed by regular promotion in said depart
ment. And the vacancies created by
promotions herein authorized may be
filed by selections from the officers Of
the regular or volunteer force.
Approved, February 0, 1868.
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NAMES OF cHAPLAINs

Detained for Hospital Duty in U'is CITY,
-. RAMAN, 51st Illinois, Hospitals Nos.
( l aud 10.
] smTu, 10th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 2
and s.
PouoHrR, ssth Ohio, Hospital No. 4.
r. +. DELo, 30ih Indiana, Hospitals
Nos. and ~.
J. DuLos, lslh Ohio, Hospitals Nos z
and I6.
@, KESSEpY, lolst Ohio, Hospitals Nos,
and Is,
JAS. MATTHEWS, 18th Kentucky, Hos
pital Ne. 0 and Officers.
j. CooPER, Sd Kentucky, Hospitals
Nos. ia and 10.
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l. o. o,


JouN n. HfDE, Grand Secretary, should be- A. 'szed
a. Rashuilis, IsRa-
Tennessee Lsa0s, No. 1--Meets every TUESDAY Rvvs-
log, al IbeiT Hall, the corner of Union aud sum.
mor streets The officers Tor the present term, are
o. 5. Leaueur g.; J. T. Mllis, va J. l.. Weakloy
Secretary l., X spain, Treasurer.
Tfabue Lodge, No lo-Meets Al the same place
every Monday Evening The officers r. A.
Campbell, N G.; Henry Apple, va; J. l. Park
Secretary b. n Brown, Treasurer.
smlly Lodge, No o0--Moets al their Hall, on SOUTH
Cherry street, every Friday evening The oihoeis
ars o, q. Covert Nc, Frank Harmon, N.Gi James
Wyatt socreiary ". H. Mallory, Trsasure
Aarora Lodge, No iOb, Germany meets al The
Halt Coruer Of uni0n aud summer strtels, every
THURSDAY Evening TheofloeW are Charles Rob,
n e. 2 fredma N.G, ---v Ritterlioh, Secretary
Geo. seliorlo, Treasurer
Hugely Eaoampmesi, No, i-Meals AZ the above Hal
go Abe nfat aud third Wednesdays OF each month,
The oicore ARE; J. Mills, C.f. n, Mcbride, ~ Pa
q, q, ruier, SWi Peter Harris, Jr., J.Wti John
Hide Scribe a \. Gutter, Treasurer
Olive BranaA Esnoau,iuassi, Ne. i--nsots as ma
eooVc Han on She socund and iourih Wednesday
aigAts Of each month. Tho uinoefs are Jas 4 nal,
oP., Harry Apple, h.P' L N0ker SW.; o, fried
man, J.W.i Charles kiroheF, srFihti ,. \, Ward
Treasurer.
IA Degree y paugiics Of Esbekah-Aieeis thq DIRE
Friday Afternoon Of e.cd monihi at o'clock,
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Correspondence Of the Knoxville whig.l
Rebel Fears and Hopes.
RIouMoNp. Friday, Jan. so. 1858

RICHMOND, Friday, Jan. so 1868
For the first time since the war began,
each Southern army is held at bay by a
superior mobilized Abolition force aud
yet there never was period when every
prospect Of good fortune, which arises
and exists outside the sphere of army
operations, was rs bright As at this very
hour. Should we lose Arkansas, and
Holmes escape into Texas, we need Gu
terrain no fears Texas il an empire
within ITSELF with whose vast resour-
css Magruder will be enabled TO redeem
all that we have lest. Still, at this mo-
ment the aspect of affairs Ia tho West
is by no means fatteriDg.
Bragg's army must be Strengthened,
cost what il may His regiments must
DO recruited, He has not men enough 20
meet ROsecrans. He bad them not al
Murfreesboro but now Rosecrans' force
Is not less than one hundred thousand
strong. The recruits for Bragg saArmy
must come from the camps Of ins,ruo-
ton. Not one Of our Generals can spare
q regiment, and hence the Dissemination
of Congress to extend and enforce the
provisions Of the Consumption Act
Were IL not for the utter demorAlizA-
ton Of the Union armies; were II not
that the quasi rebellion Of the Governors
Of New Jersey aAd New York had affec-
ted Burnside's army as thoroughly as
that Of ROsecrans', which has felt more
seriously the influence Of Richardson,
Bright, aud Yallandigham were these
Union farcea a. brave and deVofed 10 tho
cause they have espoused as they were
twelve months ago, Briggs army would
now occupy Chattanooga, Marietta or
Atlanta. In all these considerations We
find the inducements influencing Con-
gress to enact Almost stringent law, bring
ing into the field the whole population Of
the South capable 4 bearing arms.
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teREEgEALa
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at As Third Session Of he Thirty
seventh Congress.
[PUDLrc-No. 2I.l.

An AoT concerning the District Courts of
the Territory Of Washington.
Be II enacted BIZ tie Senate and houss Of
Representatives cf he United States Of Amer-
ica ia Congress assembled, That the dis
trict court in and for the several districts
in the Territory Of Washington shall be
held II such times and places In said
diEtficts (not exceeding lthrss places In
each district a. the Legislative assembly
OF said Territory shall by law dstsrmine {;
Provided, That ansil said legislative as
sembly shall otherwise provide, said
courts shall be held as now provided
by law.
Approved February o. 1868.
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The daily arrival Of che cars from
Louisville brings Groceries, Vegetables,
Dried and Preserved Fruits Of every dis
cripiion TO w. w. ToTTEN's Grocery
House, No. 2S, College street, opposite
the sewaaee House
Families will do well TO call and see
his large and we'll assorted stock that he
is selling at low rates.
Feb.l2.W
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A New TERmroRV -"MoNTANA." --On
Wednesday Mr.. Ashley, from the Com
miilse on Territories, introduced bill
10 provide a temporary government for
the new Territory OF Montana, in the
Lower House Of Congress. After twice
reading Il was referred TO the Committee
on Territories, who reported il back,
when il was passed. The boundaries Of
this rising State embrace that vast noun
famous region which lies 10 the south
east Of Oregon and northeast Of Califor-
MIA. The name, which is intended 10 de-
signale the typographical character Of
the country, is a sort Of hybrid Spanish
word, and should properly be pronounc-
ed a. If spelled Montan-ya.
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AN Aor to supply deficiencies in the APP
preparations for the service of the fiscal
year ending June thirtielh. eigh-
teen hundred and sixty three.
BE n enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States Of Amer
ica in Congress assembled, That the follow
ing sums be and the same are hereby APP
propriated for tho fiscal year ending
the thirtieth of june, eighteen hundred
and sixty-three, out of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropria-
ted
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writing materials Of any kind, go to
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TO our Subscribers.

In consequence Of the increase In te price Of paper
and every other material used in Printing ONCE,
have been compelled 10 raise the price OF paper
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monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub.
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JusT RHcHvED, A fresh supply Of
every variety Of Groceries at w. w.
TorrES's, No. 20 College Street. opposite
the SewAnee House, where families can
supply themselves at the lowest market
rates.
Feb. 5-tf.