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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed az he 7hrd Session Of ne Thirty
srUesth Congress.
IPUBLrc-No. 12.l

lPUBLIc-EO. 10
AN ACT making appropriations for the
payment Of invalid aud other pensions
of the United States for the year end
ing the thirtielh Of June, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four.
Be "a enacted Jy DE Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of he United States Of Amoyi-
ca IN Congress assembled, That the follow
ing sums be and the came are hereby
appropriated, out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the payment Of pensions for the year
ending thirtieth Of June, eighteen hum
dred and sixty four:
For army invalid pensions under yari-
GUS acts, three million dollars.
For pensions to Revolutionary soldiers,
and the widows for those who served in
the Revolutionary warunder acts Of eigh-
teenth March eighteen hundred and eigh-
eighteen, fifteenth May, eighteen hundred
twenty eight, and seventh June, eighteen
hundred and thirty-two, the third sec
tion Of the act Of fourth July, eighteen
hundred and thirty six, the acts Of seventh
July, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight,
third March, eighteen hundred and forty
three, seventeenth June, eighteen hun
dred aud forty four, second February
and twenty July, eighteen hun
dred aud forty eight, aud second section
act OF third February, eighteen hundred
and fifty-tbree, two hundred and Fifty
thousand dollars.
For pensions to widows and orphans,
under first section act fourth July, eigh-
teen hundred and thirty-six, act Of
twenty first July, eighteen hundred and
forty-eight, first section, act of third
February, eighteen hundred and fifty
three, act third June, eighteen hundred
and fifty-eight, and act fourteenth July,
eighteen hundred and sixty two, three
million eight hundred thousand dollars.
For may invalid pensions, one huadred
and thirty five thousand dollars.
For navy pensions to widows and or
| phans, under act of eleventh August
eighteen hundred and forty weight, and
fourteenth July, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, five hundred thousand dol
lars.
For privateer invalid pensions, tire,
hundred dollars: Provided, That no pen
sion shall be paid under this act to any
person who has been engaged in the pre-
sent rebellion against the Government o
the United States, or has in any way Civ
en- aid and comfort to those engaged il
the rebellion,
Approved Feb. 8, 1868.
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sueeoh Of General Finnell in the
Kentucky Legislature.

We extract the following passage from
the Frankfort correspondence Of the
Louisville Journal: There is the true
ring Of patriotism 10 them.
AZ eleven o'clock the House went into
the discussion Of the Federal Relations
General Finnell having the floor, opened
40 debate in n speech Of an hours
lsng,h characterized By eloquence,
statesmanship, and prudence The nall
was crowded 10 suffocation. With much
dicfIiultv / obtained corner in the up
ner gallery and stood the sixty minutes
sustsining three or four sovereigns on
much pleasure. or course, cannot re-
port the speech, bat will endeaVor 70
give YOU few Of the striking points.
lie started out by saying that he sol
emily believed that. much, very much,
depended upon tho present action oil
Kentucky. Let her pursue straighttor-
,Dard course, regardless Of he faults and Jot-
lies ofmsa or parties. She must never tal-
ter in her fidelity to the Government OF
the United States. The gentleman from
louisville (WolD and the gentleman
from Clarke (Huston) bad said much on
Yesterday against the Presidents proc,
lamation. They had eloquently and
learnedly proved 10 unconstiluiional ano
void, all OF which the speaker freely adj
mitted. Yet we would not denounce Mr.
Lincoln as a tyrant or usurper lie
would.pass by the follles Of the Admin
istration for the present, and considel
hiags4Oiich affected us more nearly Oai
first duty tCas 10 put DOM tbs rebellion. =
While gentlemen were making all ihil
outory about the proclamation, he as
serted il az fact susceptible ofproOf tina
the miaions Of JEFF Davis had arrested
and confined in loathsome Southern dun
geons more free tolito citizens Of Rs,,tucl-
than there had been, or ever would be
slaves freed in this State by Lincoln
proclamation. While he admitted tina
the proclamation had tendency to FIRE
slaves, he commended that The Confederate gou
erRnlsnt tOas calculated 10 enslave freeIgen.
lie alluded in eloquent terms TO III
outrages and barbirities perpetrated b
the rebels upon our citizens, and the
asked if we should suffer the mad act
Of Mr.. Lincoln 10 drive us into the arm
Of such men. he l0as slaUelolier-koUt
tie iastitution-b l0as one Of Tie cherish,
institutions Of his o'0n bslovea STATE. ]
he would not suffer property considerations {
any nature to inte,Poss Jet,Oeen him and h
government.
The General was listened to vii
marked attention, aud his speech wi
have good effect upon the actions
the Legislature.
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Mexico, thus regeneratcd, will always
bsweh disposed toward us, not only out
OF gratitude, but also because her inter-
egis will be in accord with ours, and be-
cause she will end support in her friend
ly relations with European powers.
AT present. therefore, our military hon
OF engaged, the necessities Of chr policy,
the interests Of our industry and COM
merce, all conspire 10 make IL our duty
10 march on Mexico, 10 boldly plant our
dag there, and 10 establish either a mon
archy, IL not incompatible with the ma
tionM feeling, or at least a government
which may promise some stability. tk
NAPOLEON.
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GPuBL1o-No. 81
AN ACT making appropriations for the
support of the Military Academy for
the year ending the thirtieth Of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty four.

AN ACT making appropriations for the
support of the Military Academy for
the year ending the ihirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty -four.
Be it enacted By he Senate and House of
Representatives Of tle United States Of AmeTi-
ca ia Congress assembled That the follow
ing sums be and the same are hereby
appropriated, out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
the support Of the Military Academy for
the year ending the thirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty four;
For pay of officers, instructors cadets,
and musicians, one hundred and seven
teen thousand one hundred and seventy
six dollars.
For Communication Of subsistence, five
hundred and forty dollars and
fifty cents.
For pay in lieu of clothing to officers
servants, three thousand six hundred and
seventy. three dollars and fifty cents.
For current and ordinary expenses, as
follows: repairs and improvements, fuel
and apparatus, forage, postage, kilograms,
stationery, transportation, printing,
clerks, miscellaneous and incidental ex-
penses, aud departments Of instruction,
thirty-nine thousand seven hundred and
five dollars.
For gradual increase and expense Of
library, one thousand dollars.
For expenses Of the board Of visitors,
four thousand dollars.
For forage Of artillery and cavalry
horses, five thousand dollars.
FoT supplying horses for artillery and
cavalry exercise, one thousand dollars.
For repairs Of officers quarters, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
For targets and batteries for artillery
exercise one hundred dollars.
For furniture for hospital for cadets,
one hundred dollars.
For annual repairs Of gas pipes and re =
forts, three hundred dollars.
For kitchen of cadets mess hall, two
thousand dollars.
For furniture for soldiers hospital, two
hundred aud ninety-two dollars
For repairing roofs Of academic build
ines, four thousand dollars: Provided,
That the walls Of said buildings are, in
the opinion OF the superintendent, strong
enough 10 bear the weight Of q slate roof,
For fire apparatus, three thousand dol
lars.
Approved. January 20, 1868.
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ID virtue Of an atlas venditi1n exponas u a.
ID rectcd and delivcred nom the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson County, Tennessee, nt VI Jufo
Highest bidder for cash, AZ tho Court House yard In
tho city n Nashville Monday Toe asa dny Of Feb
ruary 1893. ~ the right titic cian interest and
tate, which =. n. Charlton then had, or may have
acquired. IN and 10 The following described prop
erty, io-wit irat q land containing eighty acres,
bounded on the east By Maj. Guihera's land On the
south by Mr.. Turner'S, on the west by Mr. Gilman,
and on the north BY the Chattanooga Railroad. lev
ied on o. The property Of j. H. Charlton, 10 saiioy =
Judgment rendered 10 mvuf n George hichafd1
against j. H. Charlton. . n. Austin and rhos. A.
Harris I'M uINTDN sheriff.
jan. Avs. BY J. X. BUCHANAN, D. s.
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Patriotic Utterance by the Con :
mercial Men Of New York.

meACldA Mbn OF new 1OIk'
Tho Chamber Of Commerce of New
y Ork Is as fair an index Of the spirit and
sentiments Of the commercial centre Of
the East as the Board Of Trade Of Chi
cago is Of the West-and both Of them
are sound to the core on the paramount
issue Of The houe.
At recent meeting Of the New York
Chamber Of Commerce the following res
elution, in dehuneiation Of those who
seek TO break down The public credit,
was passed BY unanimous vote:
Resolved, That this Chamber most
heartily dep-ecate the attempt Of seces-
sion sympathizers OF others to injure the
credit Of the United States, deprecialing
its notes below those of specie pay :
ing banks.
A preamble and resolutions were pass
ed, setting forth that the Government de-
manded the support Of all citizens, with
out respect to party, and calling on them
to theoretically sustain the Government
in it's endeavors to suppress the rebellion.
The following will serve as specimen
bricks" Of the series:
ResolUel, That, at this interesting June
ture, IL behooves loyal citizens of New
York TO contemplate anew the work
which, in the Providence OF God, it is
given them 10 do; that it becomes wise
men to look calmly, and brave men to
look hopefully, towards the issue Of the
existing struggle
Resolved, That, when tried by the
events of the past two years, rebellion i:
not less a crime than it was, because Of
the devastation il has spread over the
South, the families ID has separated and
broken up, the men, women and children
it has condemned TO an exile or poverty
and the uurecited horrors perpetuated il
its behalf; nor is it less duty than i
was for all true men to unite in putting
the rebellion down; that the cause of gooC
government is not the less dear becaus,
Of the blessings it has continued to pou
( on the free people of the North, or les
3 holy because of the patriot blood so free
ly shed for its sake, nor is the duty L
! maintain and defend it less binding tina
! Il was two years ago.
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Moss, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn

TINS AGENCY Possesses peculiar facilities for "a,
successful prosecution aud settlement Of Ds
pands against the General Government Of EvERI
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had sever,
years experience IN the management Of claims
fore Congress- the Court Of Claims, and the EKeou
tive Departments al Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted aud + mnlar with the laws suo
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention viii be given to cases arisipN
out Of the present war including the accounts ~
States, Contractors, and Dlsbursing Ofcors Of th,
War and Navy Departments, aud for " Collect
Ing, Drilling, aud Organizing Vol.
untee r. ~ the reimbursement Of which 10 author
lied ; an act At Congress; CLAIMS FOR INpKM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN Fer
PUBLIC UsEs, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUOB
PROPERTY, for Hcrsos lost in tho service ana foi
Military Pay, Pensions, and bounty
Land.
We give special attention TO procuring Pen.
sions, HOuDtios, etc, according toRioldars
who have been wounded, contracted ii easo, or th,
families Of. such have died, been killed while IN
the discharge Of their line Of drty such during Ii
present war
Special care viii also be given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or la encieutiY Mama Q q
Prompt attention also given to the collection Of
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Property tAker
for the Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
and collecting Clans against the ouartermasteru De.
partment.
All Claims placed in our hands receive our Promp,
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands Of an Attorney at any dlstapi
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, daily iutsi
course with all the departments enables US IN uol
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily than
whore al communication and ether necessary detail
must be conducted through the mails.
To this ond, we solicit you to forward 70 Us any o.
all cases ofsucA eharactor you may from time to tin,
have presented ,and, as is our custom, We will fur.
nish you with all the necessary blanks, aud, whor
required, instructions.
No charge made In any case unless successful
Address; CHARLES n. GREEN,
No, S5 Cherry Street,
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CORRFCr INTELLIGENCE WILL M GIVE
~ any soldier from the above States Nm
stcN, WOUNDED, k.Llrp, on TAEFN PR,soNrn
IN what battles he may have been engaged
whore his regiment u stationed.
Information will also be X ven Of ths coqcApl
aty sick or woun ed suldiof 1 Sc. Louie, Lkoh
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound city, OF any h.
In the Western Department. aud whers thess
IN battle or have died from their wounds. are
cd aud whcro these takea prisoners are
fined.
THIS Il the 0uly Army Intelligence Once n
pVparshe I Of the Mississippi, or Western II.
ment,-aud Information o. soldiers nom an,.f
above states can DO given AZ any time BY cali
wriHug To the Army Intelligence uace.
Pn sons writing vii please give tho name
soldier, what state Ia ca 'istc.i ln, ana The nun,
ha reg meni. Charges fOr any Ind ufM ~ \
eenee vii be Two nuLLAps, and any person n
WI psease enclose toe amount, w order V
sltonuoa to their inquiries.
Add""as' Amy intelligence once, a. Icui
sssr- y. Fox 1919 NAV "a tSgI
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue ofan alias venditoui sxponas 10 me d.
ID rected aud delivered f0m the II norable Circuit
Court Of pasdson County Team at its June term 1854
wll expose 10 public ssu N he highest bidder Tor
sh at the Court House yard IN the city II Nashville,
op Monday the 23a day Of February, 1863 al the
right, title, claim, interest an estate which D. II.
McGavock then had may have since acqu red N and
70 the filiowinr desc- bed proge ty 10 Wit Lot No
a. ntng 2l3 ieet inches on Cherry street, % tho
pan Of D. T. MoGavoeks lots registered iu the Regis
ters ONCE, book No. II, rage 1898, being levied as
ina properly Of D. r M-Gavock 10 satisfy IN 'gmcnt
endcIed IN faver Of Pfoestlon Insurance Co. against
n. T. NoGav0ek aud n. x. Chatham. this Jan. 22d,
1858. j. NJ. HINTON sheriff
ByJ. K BUCHANAN, u. 8. jar. CIV g.
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[PuBLro REsoLur1oS-No. g.

PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. 6.
JOINT RESOLUTION rendering the
thanks of Congress TO Commander John
L. Worden, of the United States navy.
Resolved By he Senate and House Of Rep
resatatiUes of The United States Of america
IN Congress assembled, That in pursuance
of the recommendation of the President
of the United States, and TO enable him
to advance Commander John l.. Worden
one grade, in pursuance of the ninth sec
ton of the act Of Congress of sixte enth
July, eighteen hundred and sixty-twO,
that the thanks of Congress be and they
are hereby rendered to Commander John
L. Worden for highly distinguished con-
duct in conflict with the enemy in the
remarkable battle between the United
States IRON clad steamer monitor un
der his command, and the rebel IRON
clad frigate "Merrimaek, in March, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty two.
Approved, February 3, 1868.
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WANTED 10 RFNT,

A SMALL HOUSE, WIN TIREE on -FOUR
~ rooms, kitchen, snrd. etc., convenient % he
Public square Apply at 6, aicklos a CO., coruer o
Market aud Union streets. obll-iws
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of an alias vendiiioni oxponas te d.
ID reciod aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson County, ienn., AZ its june term
1852 VIII expose public sele TO the highest bidder
for cash az the Cour; Hose yard in the city of Nash
VILE, on Monday the z3d day Of February 1888, all
the right title claim interest and estate which g.
W. Peal then had or may have since acquired IN and
70 the following described property, touit A tract
u land containing Is acres yne 81 the Murrcesboro
pike miles from Nashville and bounded follows,
to-wt beginning at the iron pin centre Of hurfreos
bOro pike, thence south thirty eight aud ono-half
west thirteen poles, south 52S wcst ~, 20 centre OF
a spring. aud bounded on the north BY T. II. D. kim
broWs, the west ~ W. \, Cartwright, and on the
south by " Stevens east by 7. Bethel, levied on ~
the property OF g. W. Peal, N satisfy judgment
rendered in hvor Of James whitwortb agsidst O. W.
Pea j.. I. D. n. shumAt6 and X. II Wallace Jan.
"a 1883. J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff.
By } X. BUCHANAN, d. 5.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of an alias Venditosi Exponas, 10 me d.
- reeted and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Gf Davidson County, Tennessee, al its Juns
term 1852, will expose TO public sale TO the highest
bidder for cash. at the Court House yard 10 the city
of Nashville, on Monday, the 23l day Of February,
1868, all the right, title, claim, interest and estate
which A 5. Higgins then had, may have since
stones river, ia District No ), Is miles from Nash
vile, fornerly known as John huggins land, bound
ed on the East by Miss K. A. Higgins land, on the
South by the lands VI Geo. X. Kimbro and Colgor
DugG. Also, another tractcontanug so or 90 acres,
bounded on the North aud East by I. Castleman and
Marx Ridley, aud on the West by Stones river levi
ed the properly Of A. Huggins 10 satisfy al
execution against a. l. higgins aud q. w. Charlton,
in favor Of +. Cunningham.
J M HINTON, sheriff
By }. h. BUCHANAN, DIS [Jan2o- w3t
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Latest Ship News.
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Steamship Moliug saf fofAia. New Orleans July %.
md,e. pa, 10 J. issynor. jay 81 At u, durins
o., sh.Te Deal bcacn. " j. snd was sot eh
"a Inst at9.l3 a "a. without danagc
S.egn.shi9 America lbfenl Wc'sel' Southampton July
ind,o 10 Aeh to Had very rough weather during the
hist port O the passage ion iho westward, Win mach s
.susIaed shr fAI vest bound sS, 81 lat ~ 40 Ion
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steamer cLls ossool tU. s. Transport Geer, Washing
ton. d. c. tl h,uf' "a ballast 20 I. > Ca''efn-as.s" 49,,
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steamer td,ton ~. D. tfansroftl fldrJsr Por Royal g
c. Juy 81 with sicA ana discharged soldiers to L. . GUAR
seau.el Empire City tU tIAn'port. Baxter Fort Della
Snip Charlotte Of Galen Bremen, II days. with ndse
sEd 80 passonscr. iienhins "osns Jaiy 10 at >" %.
lou 20 90. ilaoove 'eh hanI.ef oo"pa +, yuly 80 s
~ 81 lou ~ ~ ifusslan bark fan9nia iioh
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brig Lou'a from SwunseS' ior new ioia ~, -, WI, IA
sup r. h. lalos Lod, London AID Isle oi W'sa' 80
days ladso aid i4S PASS ~ l. H. Moss'1 .d shs ".a'
duii tIs pa''ase From 4oH' - 10 ~ "@ ~ w.
Ship NafaAuset ,O O.toul BroabecA Liverpool As days
bah Zephyr ,of Boston Howes. Malaga % days passed
ulbrtai Juno 80, h. Dat.t 20 bsssett 'lIAeI syn
ba'k klza Bans trl Fnth. Bermuda July.s ballast to
Tucker Light0oumc.
Bhs Chareno Means, Havana days .asar to master
bhs Palma formerly falmctiel Rsyn,l feinAnbaea y
days sugar, cotton, rags, &c.. 70 II. Il Swlu 70 -
Brig Fore.t. stIou CneIIyneld days lumber to j. L.
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big starlight (Br) LosAhaEt Wadsor n. S. 10 days
plaster 10 10 A. De Wolf
senr runue (ol sydney, G, 80. McDorald Halifax u
DAP nsh and noias'es 30 4. Whitney
boo (of Aassau, ~ alsI, EoutkeIa days,
lfuf 20 Jos. Entas
schr. Pc,.ue, Dhspn, Rondout FOR a,onington
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schr. Tyrone, Jeuy, berry bridgeport, ba'ast'
scnr. W. T. butuan, Start, r'lsoethgon f'f Salem
.scir. Romeo, hIovn. New-linycn, bh'si'
l. Va UF rI4ltI
srhr hamilton, O;d,n belmvfe days coal.
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Passcngrrs Arrived

In ,ioamIhp BrsusG from Southampton Mrs T. Derk-
helm Mr. IA. ka dcfnOtt, Josepb heling-r II. Oiner
manu. Me. C.cilr Dleldtch &. N ~ Derby John Wood-
d. Lyman n Sai'sn AMI family r Ponnsi Joseph iisr
kiu.. g. tranleT, + tGnsns, Mr. Rome and lady, e. T.
Patlld.r. JAIME. " CEcely and scNant.
Ia a. ) HaAsos tslf n from PoFt Royal! s. C.-Lieut.
OIL naIt MAJOR l. Moote MAJOR J. o. Mason, MAJOR b.
H. Corwn api " Corwin Capt Ford aud servant, Capt
h. Satin Mr. Kelyca Mns &. l.. foItesu. Ed~ H. Pierce
J. Thompson, Lieut. J. a. Slrycus. Lieut. 1. W. Oalieat
-. psdlc Key. M Crowther Wm. Wi.r J. NJ. Addler
Capt. }. r. CoGsoAn, Mr. key-e. Lieut. VIM. Reyuolds
d. A. L. DDb- aua lady, Psyns--f >. Brown, L. . y :
". r. burToashs Horace SuItn. Df /. Rogers Rev j. W
Eliot, ". ". Hall Il w. Bsuiatpe Capt. j. Mcdonald "
IA smith 40. rngii.n, Geo rianchMd ID ID ClsTs MI
bert MAJOR H. raJ Mn oaraGs and two children, }. j.
ari.ou and laiy }. N. rafnrd snd lady Johu Mon,on
Lieut. r. NJ Gcofg-. r. Williams, Cat }. l.. Kelly, Mfs
Navel M. fecrtta Lieut. o. IL Sterling, Capt H. H. AL
len Lieut.. A. : fr. t.pt H. T. hehim J. Nj. Crous, w
A. B.xsT, Capt. q. Dolly -. Il hbb..
"a snp H. Iayg,, iron. LoHdon-George T. Carpenter
d. NJ Cousins j. T.. Coppe, l-sac IA. Porter, oeo IL liar
ri.on aud lady, W. n R5o-r.s. tfedk. ii. Bowen.