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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01
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Il. b. CALDWELL,
Hospital Steward, U. S. Army.

ASSESSORS FOR ALLEGANY COUNTY ELIAS
Davis Esv, Of Washington county, Assessor
for the Congressional District, under the In
tcrnal Revenue Law, paid an official visit to
this city, during the present week. The OBJ
icct of his visit was to arrange the county
into subdivisions and to appoint his deputies
for the county. We understand the sixteen
election districts have been divided into five
assessment districts, with one assessor to
each. The appointees and districts are as
follows.
HI Winew for election districts Nos c
and IS and Cumberland.
Henry Brown for election districts Nos.
and u, and Frostburg.
Thos. Callan for election districts Nos. 7
s, and 0.
II. uannrkamp for election districts Nos.
/, 5, and 16.
Ralph Thaycr for election districts Nos.
10, IL, IA and 10.
We understand the several appointees will
enter upon their duties at once.
OLD KING LEAR, in the play where he
was out in the storm said in apostrophe to
the rain, wind, thunder and lightning:
You owe me no subscription
Prentice of the Louisville Journal says he
wishes he could say as much to all his read
ers
We heartily unite all our palms with those
of Prentice in the wish. We should be ex'
tremely glad to have the privilege Of sayingt t
about five hundred Of our subscribers now
in arrears.
- you owe ne no subscription.
Will delinquent sGbscriberg take the hin
and hand in the material aid we neol p
Who will be the first /?
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The Postal MoNEY ORDERS. The. bill
which the House of Representatives has pas
sed for the transmission of money orders
through the mail, and now before the Senate
committee en- postal matters, provides for
sending money orders by one postmaster to
another for the payment of certain amount
to person to be named in them, the precise
sum and triAe more than the usual letter
postage being previously puton deposit with
the official sending the order If the latter
is'lost or stolen it is as worthless as an unin
dorsed check payable to order.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01

Morn ISDtAN REGIMENTS AUTHORIZED
The War Department has granted permits
ditioual regiments Of loYa! indians 70 act as
Home Guards in the Indian Territory. They
will be united with the two Indian regiments
already in service into brigade, to be com
manded by Colonel Thomas Ewing, Chief
Justice Of Kansas. The line officers are to
be the Indian chiefs, the field officers will be
white men.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01
Bstray " office.

ANega,y County 10 rh'
r HEREBY, certify that John Smear
L man brought before the subscriber, JUS
tico Of the Peace in aad for said county this 18Th
day of December, 1862, as EstraYs treSpa ssing
on bis enclosures, red newly heller, left ear
cult off, supposed 10 be two years old. Also
p brindle steer with small notch out of his
left ear. supposed TO be two years old. APP
praised by John p, Miller, and Andrew Fish
er at $1,000
Given under my hand and this 18th of
December 1862.
SAML. HARSuDARGERJ .P
The owner of the above cal tile is requested
10 come forward, prove property pay charges
and take them away. JOHN SMEARM AN.
Living in the cove, about two miles south
of the National Road. Dec. 10, lS52-3ts
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LAST NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves indebted
to The Civilian and Telegraph office, for sub
scTiption. advertising and job work, are here
by notified to come forward aud close their
accounts between this and the LIST of Janua-
ry. We want money and we must have It,
peqcea62y, if we can .forcibly if we mast.
Those having claims against the office will
present them ipr payment.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01

BANK DIvIDEND.-It will be seen by ref
crcnce to orr advertising columns that the
Cumberland Bank of Allcgany has declared
dividend Of 3 per cent for the last six
months. payable on or after the 2nd day of
January, 1863
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01

SPECIE CApTURED.-It is stated taht sew
cral soldiers belonging to New Jersey reg
imeut, on the recent advance of the Federal
army across tho Rappahannock into Fredc-
icksburg, captured from the vaults of the
fredericksburg Bank over So 600 iii ten and
twenty dollar gold pieces. and . large guam
ttv Of bank notes.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01

EXECUTION OF INpIAxs.-The time for
the execution of the thrty-nine Sioux Indians
in Minnesota was post pended by the Presi-
dent from the 10Th to the Goth instant, and
if it was not again put off by Mr.. Lincoln,
they were hung Friday last at Mankota, under
the direction Of Col. Miller, Of the Minnesota
Seventh Regiment.
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GOVERNMENT CLAIM OFFICE,

U
BOUNTY OF ONElIUNDRED DOLLARS j
WIDOWS AND CHILDREN OF WARMED
SOLDIERS AND FATHERS. MOTHERS
AND SISTERS OF uNMA RED
WHO HAVE DIED IN THE SER
VICE ARE ENTITLED TO TIE ABOVE
BOUNTY AND CAN HAV Il 1T SECURED
WITH ALL THEIR BACK PAY BY AP-
PLICATInN TO THE UNDERSIGNED.
Also, Pensions, Prize Money, and other
claims against the Uuited States promptly Sc
cured.
w. B. HILL,
No. 20 WEST FAYTTB Street,
NEAR Sr. PAUL srREEr.
BALTIMORE,
II. B.--No letters asking Information can
be answe erd unless 4 stamp is enclosed Tor re-
turn postage.
REFERENCES.
Hon. A W. BRApPoRD, Governor OF Nd.
" REvERDY JoHssoS.
C. L. L. LEARY.
Z. II. WEBSTER.
ARCHIBALD STIRLING, ESQ.
BRIG. GES'L john Il. KEsLY.
Col. n. T DusHAsE,
Noy KILMAMREGEE,
&" WM. L. SeHLEY,
a." b. L. BEALL, ~. S. A. MASTERING of.cer.
col. GEO. K. HOWARD
Dec. 25, lS62-l m.
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If peace were made with the Rebel is by the
recognition of their independence, there
would DO civil war in the States now loyas.
And shall we give peace to our enemies Tor
the sake of a war among ourselves -Pren-
lire
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Don't send for an adviser with the
mere view OF being confraed IN your
opinion. Yon might as well send for
doctor aud prescribe to him what medi-
cine he ought 10 order.
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FIRE IN BosToN.--On Wednesday morn
ing the large granite block of stores on Pearl
street, was badly damaged by fire. The to-
tai loss amounted from 100000, to $4,000
which is mostly covered by insurance.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01

70 ARMS To ARMS !-rHE CITIZEN SOL
der will find a more deadly foe IN the brack-
ish, muddy water and damp night air than
in the mcstiletermined enemy. HOLLOW
AVS PILLS so purify the blood and strenS-
then the stomach and bowels that the soldier
can endure these hardships and Stillbo strong
and healthy. Only 20 cents per Box. 2oo
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t.onstabTe 8 Sale.

DY virtue of eight wriis Of Fici Farias iss4sl
ID by John I.avelle aud one by AaArs9! Condor
two Justices Of the Pc,,rc Of the State OF Ma
ryllnd. ir and for -4lrgady comfy, nnd to
me directed one ut the suit % Henry y. Corr
lctor, one nj he suit Of Charles A, S,o:t. one
at the suit OF Presley J. Thrtsher, one ~ the
suit Of George Winters one ht lie suit Of
Bridget Arthnr, one at the sui OF Simon B'ur-
hnugh, all against the goods aud chatirlS bands
and teucmeuts Of William r. Powell and one
At the suit of Philip Bergman AGAINST he
goods and chltels, Lands lHl t PIGMENTS #
Jocoh FolE, Sarah \. Powell aud Hh. Il.
Powell, | have seized aai taken in execution
all The right, title, AMI interest, claim and do
mand, at law and in !iqni,., Of tie said VII
liam L. Powell, in and 10 !ie following pop
rrty 10 Wit
An ,hat trAct of band situate anl lying
near Barr:llyillc Aliegany County, Nd. oaAtd
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01

CoURT.--The Circuit Court for Allcgany
county will meet on Monday next.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01
Lois Tscs. A3. a, Is

living and being in Brnnts Addition 10 the
town Of Oakland, in Aliegany county, State
oil Mary land.
And hereby give notice that, on Saturday,
10th day of January 1869, nj two O'Clock p. NJ.
at the Public Square in the city ofCumherland
will offer said property at public auction 10
the hiehest bidder for Cash, 20 satisfy said
claim and 'osts.
THOS c. MCULLOH.
Dec IS ls63-3Is Sheriff
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First Discovery"

but commonly kucwn rs the Conn farm cou-
tanning l2i acres. more or less, which slid
land was CONVEYED TO said VIM Il. Fo" ell, by
Samp NJ Semmcs, trustee, dated Decemb," 20,
1856. recorded in Liher II. r. No. IL iulio 3G,
one of the land rccords of said County. Snd
farm has Il two story frame dwelling. On Il,
most IF the land is under cultivation, it Is
good farming hand And | hereby give no.
tee that on Saturday the 9Th day Of Jnnu"-
ry SG2 at the UDonneU Hotel, at Mount
Savage, at ?. o'clock p. N. OF said day, VIII
offer for sale the said property so seized and
taken into execution 10 The highest bid
der. for cash. to satisfy said claims aud costs.
PATRICK NURRY,
Dee OK 1se9-ts Constable
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NTANTED.-A Colored Boy about 16
w years old. Call at Headquarters, Med
zeal Department, BALTIC. Street. lie must come
well reco,nmerded.
nrf. II I9r7-t
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Const,2bI0'5 Sale,

~ virtue of enc writ Of Ficri F."ias on
ID judgement of condcrna'ion issued by
II. ]. Wdie Il jnstire Of The peace of the State
Of Maryland in AMI for Alieaanv County, anl
to me directed against The g,afs.and c!rttcl'
lands an tencmcats Of Jahn L. GtriiH
have seized and taken II execution all the
right tile and inr,rest claim and demand at law
or equity, of the sA'l Jpla Gatlilz IN AMI 90
the.Iollowing TO wit all lint piece or parcel.
Of land lying and being IN AleGa'y Cauaiy.
1t Icing !. part Of II tract oi land known IS
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01

Al that lot Of around lying m i hcing on,
tie FAST side u Frederick street in the 81 i'll
city, which Is described. in the deed from Hi
ram Is Wolfe & Cniiarine his wife to Henry
W!ncow. recoI,l" in Liher II, r. No 5 lolios
4 20 i al une ot he land records OF said.
comfy with u hrith honsc whicl is now occu..
pied by Hmm, =. Wolfe.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01

All those six lots Of ground described as.
Lots Ne. ? No No z M No No lying
on the West side Of The Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad aud let'feen said road and the mill
race in that part df said city known as Sham
ty-,own. All the abc,e property is fully de-
scrihel IN The pIl with The corners aud dis.
lances flied in No, 'l73 on The equity docket
OF the Cigeait Cocpt for AlieSiny Couaty.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01

All that lot Of ground fronting on the east
side Of Bedford street, in said city, which is,
Described rs the 3rd part OF Lots-No. 10 &lI
" Broadtrays addition 10 Cumberland with n
two story brick dwelling thereon erected !,
which is now occupied BY II. D. Carleton.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01

JAM, 1863 st.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-01

All that lot OF ground fronting on Frcde-
rick street in said city, which is described as
the 4ih part OF said lots No. I0& II in Broad
trays addition TO Cumberland, with Il brick
dwelling thereon of two stories and an attic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18
Latter from Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10, 1868.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10, 1858
- -o,nov Your sound little Union journal reaches
,b Great regularity. 1t is like an old, familiar rlehu
80 ,us nm delightful associations ot the past am re-
~ IN know that the advocates OF rebellion how'll vain
inst 60 eloquent vndcator oil uhVeisa lreeuohi' hu
man rights and holy sulrages All hohor ior sucii oier
'''' ,,rotions of Justice and vindication of prn-
ciple ...os -, =. ,ovt of
unfold worth Millions repeat it, and VIII sp 'heT o'oou
r,,lisbmoot BY the side of thousands of Amer
co,s nobles sons and most devoted p'io'S nave '''
0o,a and amid bursting she'll showerng musket
rv and clashng steel have faithfully oeieNeu anu 'i
49, c,,euoort or this great sentiment. The great will
h Crsntion-beaueaths only liberty, freedom ana me-
o onorcbv and bondage Black may indeed be the heav
ems of our matchess Republic defeats, and carnage ana
even death may for time overtake us and the treason
sea of slavery may rear walls on either SIDE TO ehguph
ne and the taunt and shout of traitors may ring in our
80 I5r tbo, tho clanr of arms and the din of battle
m as above the tempess howl Gallees was heard
o q reaco he still >, 50 shall be final Te Deunt Ldnda
INNS God is scourging but purifying the nation from her
rat nony He is repeating the old lsraelitish types by
concs Of blood The Staying angel will sprinkle some door
nost however and loud and long will be the rapurous
shout of deiyerance to all who have not worshpped the
beast rebellion nor sed the voice Of truth and justice
nor bowed down the slave power nor bartered nor oo
God bestowed rights and privileges The great national
heart hrobs it never throhbed before Inc mlght
and majesty of twenty millions ol nee people Is s neg
ming to be asserted the shepherdboys of liberty are Just
bepinn to ask who these uncreumcsed Fhlsthes
that up against the hosts OF liberty porn
and Heaven blessed patrO and well try TO check te
prare conagratio or the powder train half way to the
nagasn or the hunderbolts in mid Heaven In that
banner streaming throng in that conquerng, chaplet
wreathed legion in that victory huzzlhng lHe-hooi ae
Sire with the deserving to proudly tread Crenching
make old ocean smoke with feetsmay land her poverty
pnched azzaon thick grasshoppers on our shores to
Give life and power to the rebellion but with the sons OF
Castillo and Alexander We'll sweep them out as with wi
wind and every and tower, on every ef ana u
| ding greedons banner to the breeze. Let the Press
battle on-make every type poniard and thrust 10
rebeons heart make every fact and argument as the con
around the LAGOON, every whisper OF tulh as the uh
ders Of Sinai, aud victory is ours. NENrAs'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

STATE TEACHERS INsTTUTE.-A State Teach
ers Institute, called by Superintendent of Public
Instruction, will be held in San francisco, com
mencing Monday, May 4th, 1858, and closing on
Saturday, May 9th.
A course of free evening Lectures, on subjects
relating to Public Schools, will be delivered by
the following Lecturers: Rev Thomas starr
King, George W. Mnns, Esq, Prof. J. d. Whit
ney State Geologist, Frederick Billings, ESD,
aud John B. FELTON,, Esq.
The daily exercises will be conducted by
corps Of able and experienced teachers and lee
turers. The California Steam Navigation Com
pany will give free passes over their lines to all
Teachers and School Officers who may desire to
attend the Institute. Many of the stage lines
will be equally generous The hotel keepers OF
San Francisco will accommodate female teachers
attending the Institute at half the usual rates
Teachers must obtain from the County Superin-
teudents, or School Trustees, certificate stating
their intention to attend the Institute, which VIII
be recognized by the officers of the steamer ana
Stage lines.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

GEN. WRIGHT is having the misfortune to en-
counter the extravagant praise Of the secession
lists, He is such dear good man, SO able aud
just wilhal We could hardly ask any better
evidence of the truth of what we stated last
week. Whilever the rebel newspapers continue
TO insult the Union men Of California, and to re-
vile the Federal Government, the accusation of
either disloyaly or ineficiency stands recorded
against Gen. Wright If he were true, faithful
aud capable, the secesh newspapers wouldn't be
very likely to go into amorous transports over
him; they were not so deeply attached to Gen.
Sumner when he suppanted and drove oil the
traitor Johnston.-- Sonora Flag.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

THERE is one place iu San Francisco where a
man can get decent outft-we mean as to quail
,y as well as appearance Houston, Hastings IL
Co.'s Clothing Store is not only the largest and
most beautiful in San Francisco, but the stock
consists Of nothing but articles of prime quality
and manufacture. II you wish to avoid the risk
OF disappointment, and to obtain the worth Of
your money, you will trade with them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18
LATEST (!

FRANCISCO April 4.
Wright has received telegram from the War De
parment saying that the time for dcscrers to return on
the Pacific coast has been extended to juno 1st. Legal
Tenders, 90 to g.
New YORK, April II.
We have the following rebel report
CHARLESTON, April 9.Gcn. Walker DESTROYED an armed
steamer in Coosaw Bay this morning. All quiet no pros
pect of fighting to-day. The Confederate officers from
Norris Island boarded the wreck of the keohu last night
and found that the turrct had been pierced by ball Six
Monitors and the ron-clads still lay within the bar about
three miles from Fort Sumter. The enemy is waiting for
machine to remove the torpedos Every thing is in
readiness for attack, Accounts from sumter reflect the
highest credit on garrison for eoouass and bravery in
The Paymaster at Brooklyn Navy Yard was robbed
last night of about $40 900 in gal Tcnacrs Sterling dun
at lGS god closed at s..
HgADQuAlTERs ARMY or poroM,c. Abril If.
The Richmond Dispatch admits bad defeat at Pcgram
KY says the rebel loss heavy and that after we're
hand to hand fight Of several hours the Conedcracs gave
5resm nts of infantry to Kentucky called al cavalry from
that state 10 his army at Murrecsboro and is moving
troops On his left
CHATTANOOGA April 7.
The enemy occupies Lebanon, Tean with division uu
der Gen. Reynolds.
vIcKsnuRc, April s.
Everything quiet here. Two more transports left this
afternoon, bound up river large number of tiaupor
yet IN sight
All quiet The enemy feet below has disappeared
Askirmsh occurred to-day at Williamsburg. hi!rumdrod
that the rebels between there and Yorktown and that
they have also threatened Suffolk
The Tribune learns through private channels that Long
streets forces attacked under Key Yorktown on
the llth. The rebels ropulscd, and fell back to
Williamsburg The Steamer Virago from Port Royal llth
had arrived The Purser says nothing Of consequence had
transpred since the 18th. Gen Hunter and army were to
leave Port Royal the day after the Tirdgn left The run
boat Washington aground the Sth IN Broad
Assistance sent her but to purpose The rebels
having brought down light battery commenced firing on
her one shell struck her magazine causing The destruction
of the boat
NASHVILLE, April H.
By flag Of truce from Franklin learn that the rebel
Gen, Crosby was wounded, Van Dorns Aid and many
horses were captured,
CAIRO, April IA
The rebels in the vicinity of Fort Doneson have some
time been gathering all the horses fit for cavalry service
To stop this Rosocans has ordered all the good horses
the neghborhood to be taken by the Federal forces No
news from Nicksburg
NEW YORK, April H.
The London Morning Post regards the affairs of the Con
lederay favorable at home and abroad and expresses
hope that before year has passed the struggle will be
successful II has been positively denied that the Coned
eacy intends seeking further loan abroad Palmcrston
in speech at Glasgow deplorcd the in America and
said that Notwithstanding the representation OF both par
ties the British Government would depart from its
neutrality.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

UNIoN STATE CoNvsNTIoN.-The Union State
Committee met at San Francisco on the 10th, and
called State Convention to be held at Sacra-
mentO, on the 18th of June, as we learn by tel
egram to the Union, and recommend that q spe.
cial convention he held to nominate judicial Off
GERS and that Union clubs or leagues be at once
organized throughout the State The Convention
will have 270 delegates-one for each county,
one for every 230 votes cast for Sweet, and one
for each fraclon Of lis or over.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

"DEMoCnATIc SENATOR OUsTED. D."-Thats what
the Red Bluff Beacon styles Quint's expulsion
from the Senate of this State. The Beacon saws
be was expelled because he was Il Union Demo
crat. Because the last Legislature did not oust
nm was no reason why the present one should
not. lie had no right to the seat for the reason
that it was illegally obtained
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

REMEMBER.--A Convention of the publishers
and printers of the Pacific Coast is called at
Sacramento on Monday, April 9th. If some of
our long delinquent patrons keep their word and
"pungle previous to that date, we shall en-.
deayor to be present,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

AN ExAMPLE-Burnett alias Osage," who
rode through the town of Red Bluff exhibiting
a Secession flag, has gone to Alcatraz to labor on
the fortication for ten years or until the close OIL
the war, with ball and chain on his leg. Cen
Wright approves the sentence OF the Court Mar
tial at Camp Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

THE AMERICAN GIANrEss.-Miss Sarah Sterling
the beautiful American giantess, will soon make
a tour through the mines. She is over seven
years old and twenty three feet high.-SIerrG
Dem0cTQt
Have got things slightly mixed, we guess, Mr..
Platt. Rather TALL for the age, isn't it?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

DISTRICT COURT, Judge DangerGeld presiding,
mas been IN session since Monday j. Chadbourne,
Esq OF Red Bluff, and r. 7. sprague, Esq, of
Shasta are in attendance. Very little business
has been done so far.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

"THE Two DoNKEYs."-We have just received
a neatly printed little work of the above title.
The Donkeys are the North and South. The
subject is done up in poetry, but contains much
truth, withal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

NSw DIsEAsE.-A new disease has fsteIy APP
peared in the Potomac army. 1t is called dry
gangrene. The feet seem TO decay, and, If not
taken quite early, death ensues 1t is supposed
the disease comes from keeping the boots on
week after week, as the soldiers are very apt to
do when they have only shelter tents and no
frpS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

A VETERAN EDITOR GoNE.-An eastern ex-
change announces the death of Nathan Hale,
ESQ, senior editor OF the Boston advertiser. at
the advanced age of 7S years. Mr.. Hale became
connected with that journal, its editor, nearly
fifty years ago, and has been its principal editor
ave II since
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

TIE eastern line Is down, and we have been
unable TO get any dispatches for the past two
days in consequence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

UNION CLUBS are now being formed in Nevada
Territory. Gen. Allen says that at Washoe City
they will have "rouser"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

THE Odd Fellows of San Francisco have tele-
graphed an invitation to Hon. A. A. Sargent, who
left New York for San Francisco on the lst inst
TO deliver an Grafton on the occasion Of dedica-
ting their new Hall, May 9th, 1863
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

THE Bill for the suppression of Hurdy Gurdy
dance houses went into effect on the first of this
month mo, -Four or five plump Hurdys arrived on
Wednesdays stage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-18

IN his last great speech at New York, Daniel
S. Dickinson said
"The English people are with u.s. Prince Al
bert was with us, and with his dying hand cor
rected dispatches for the purpose OF mitigating
the controversy between the English people and
the American people. Queen Victoria is with
us Bright and Golden are with us, and the
great lights OF the British people are with us
but that miserable, degraded hireiing organ, the
London Times, is against US.