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WHEEIING w. V, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY g. 1865
istrates to hold the courts in the usual

istrates to hold the courts in the usual
way.
Hence those in debt have the satisfae-
tion of knowing that the present crop
and the one Of the next year can be
raised and put into the iuarket before
their debts can be collected by law.
From the Augusta Sentinel, June q
SCARCITY OF EMPLOYMENT.
At present there is scare, ty of EN-
ployment in the city and vicinity A
great many are walking about with It'll
ing to do, and plenty of it. Wha. is to
be done with the idle surplus population
is a difficult question, which mnst be
solved sooner or later
THE CROPS IN EAST TENNESSEE.
Advices from East Tennessee state that
the wheat crop in that section will be
almost failure This state of things Is
particularly unfortunate, as but very lit
tie grain of any kind has been produced
in that region for some time, on account
of the movements of the armies.
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Oaeers Geins wesi.

New YORK, July 7.-Colonel. Burnett,
!overnment prosecutor in the assassina
on trial, accompanied by Col. Treat,
General of Gen. Schofield's
rps, and Col. Cox, Adiutant General of
= 23d army corps, arrived here yester-
81. They leave for the West in a few
ys, after enjoying their 6rst furlouch
three years. Col. Cox is brother 20
.. Coz, the nominee for Governor Of
NO.
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THE SOUTHWEST.
The Defenses of Galveston.
Gen. Banks on Negro Suffrage.

Orcupicd by Negro Troops
Arrival of Weitzel's Corps-Dilap-
idated Condition Of the Defenses OF
and Granger-The Inhabitants Of
Texas DESTROYS Of Independence
Atrocities in the Iuterior-Bnnks'
Fourth Of July Grafton i'm New Or
Ieans.
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U. =. $40 Six Per Gent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Bends aie now worth handsome p ..
MUM and are exempt, ~ are Al the Govern
meut Bonds, from STATE, County, and Municipal
taxation ,ohieh adds from ons TO three per % II.
per aanun % uieir rdlue, according TO the rate
levied upon other property The interest Ia pay
able semi i.annually by coupons attached to zach
note which NAV be cut of aud sold To any bs"t
or banker.
The interest at 7-3p per cent amounts to.
One cent per day on $50 note.
Two cents r lay on 800 note.
Ten cents per Jay ON a $500 note.
Twenty cents per day on a $1,000 note.
One Dollar per day on $4,000 note.
Notes Of all the denominations named will bo
promptly furnished upon receipt of subserip'
tons
The Notes of this Third Series are precisely
Thirties already sold except that tho Govern.
ment reserves TO itself tho option cf paying in.
terest in gold coin NJ per cont instead Of
l0tll in'currency. Subscribers will deduct the
interest in currency up to July 18th, at the time
when they subscribe.
lhe ueii'crS VI tue ho'eN VI '"'' '"i'" 'O''SS
of the Seven .thirtes will commence ON the ist
of June and will be made promptly and con
tinuously after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions Of
this THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of
interest The payment in gold, II made, viii be
equivalent TO the currency interest OF the high.
er rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event
of which only will the option to pay interest In
Gold he .lyiilel of would so reduce and equal.
ize prices that purchases made with six per cent
in gold would b. fully equal To those made with
seven and three. tenths per cent in currency
This ia
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GOVERNMENT LOAN.
U. :. 7-3O LOAN
THIRD Sc r I E 8,
$230,000,0 900.

DY authority ~ the Secretary OF the frras-
ID ury, the unarrsu. the General Suoscrip'
ton gent for the -. d, Unitsd States Securi'
ties offers t. the public the third sries OF Treas
ury Notes, braring seven aud three -tenths per
cent interest per annum; known rs the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-08

These notes are issued under date Of July Is
1866, and are payable three years from that date
in currency, or are convertible at the option OF
tba boldar into
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The following order from the General
commanding the district embracing &
Lynchburg, Va, illustrates some of the
practical embarassments attending the
disruption of the Southern labor system:
HEADQUARTERS Mil. DISTRICT,
W. lima ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

4 fair little girl sat under tree,
Sewing as long as her eyes could see
Then smoothed her work, and folded it right
And said dear work good night, good night
such number of rocks came over her head,
CRYING :. cav cav :, on their way to ped.
She said a. she watched their curious flight,
" Little black things good night good night
The horses neighed, and the oxen lowed
The Sleeps bleat bleat :! came over the road ;
All seeming to say, with quiet delight,
. Good little girl good night good night
She did not say to the sun good night
Though she saw him there. like a BALI OF light
For she knew he bad God : own time to keep
All over the world, aud never could SLEEP.
The tall pink foxglove bowed his head
The violefs curtsied and went to bed
And good little Lucy tied up her hair.
and said, on her knees, her f.vorite PRAYER.
And while on her pillow she softly lay
And knew nothing more till again it day
And all things said 10 the beautiful sun.
- Good morning good morning our woIh is
1begHn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

ii Ine w OrSt Oh all the Isms.-" Don't talk
to ie about your political sms said facetious old vale
tulinaraI tell You there's on earth so bad as
Rheumatism. The venerable sufferer right St Law
griiiron Quatimozns pallet WAS not more
enphacally bed OF torment than the the MARTYR
Rheumatism 1t is generally considered y the faculty
one vi the obstinate well of the most m ful
If maliies and certainly does all ordinary rene
with extraordinary pertinacy skill science
ever in this progress. all opposition.
aud this painful disease. entrence among muscles,
ami nterknit with the siuews enlus If our
frames compelled yield the they have pro
yi.i-i.
W. have it on unqucstionahle auhoritv--the testimony
IF retreats them-eive--ttti Rheumatism however deeply
ea;s be cured hy the regular and persistent appict-
iiru Holluway ointment This feel assured. viii he
ve.t. intelligence thousands .,iriien y
HE iimpin with tiftenel joints along path
the tu. In climate where the quicksilver
tiin- or Of irt, degrees down The compliant
90, prevalent ami settlements "A the
Wet aou- tiie avai borders Of great rivers the
iamk swamp, the SOUTH and in all low damp luc.,-
tin- pern- reach the frv without rilctl-
matte Many industrious rilie ut the whose
Services Needed in tine fields this k,r-ui-h
or ..~3 the -lepie. rendered plwerle 10y Eheum
Many toller il branch Of pr"ucsr la' i similarly
~giisir imagine with what these sufferers
-til the immediate To all such ". tel
this lIl>amic remedy the ap,c,-
f1 with the aid OF few sisr Of HllpwaV- pills
regulate organs. would feel assured
them reah ani u,etunes=.-N. L. Nui'tiy Ttpts 81
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
Chairman Christian Commission.
II Bank street, Phi!ad


1" It's al right. Susan, says. " its letter
from the Postmaster General.
And whatever does he wan,?' Susan says.
Oh. nothing. I says. 80 he only writes to
say that fYe sb!iings have been placed to my
credit in the books OF his department.
90 Wei, i yery conde>ccadng Of him 81
san says, fer o little.
" Wei, says 7, :. It's guarantee that i saN
tight, and there his signature, George Che
WIND
- Cheatwind - Susan says, " are you sure it's
safe. George ?'
" safe as the Bank I says, aud safer for
the Queen. the Two Houses Of Parliament, and
ali the taxes are security
qa..e took a fancy TO the Post Office Savings
Bank when found how simple the machinery
was. 1t was almost rs handy as tue drawer to
have p bank round the corner where you could
buy your and sugar, aud put your money a.
WAY all at once, and without ceremony. was
rs pleased with il u child with new toy, and
| liked the importance OF receiving letters every
now and then .'On Her Majesty service" ST.
san used to put the letters on the ehimney-picce
for people to see l. soon the talk vi the
Deighborhood that WAS holding Il correspond
ence with Government. ana ii VAS reported that
WAS going TO be appointed matchmaker to the
Queen and the Royal family J passed the post
office twice every day--on coming home to din
ner and going back again to work-and to walk
in with my book and put away lew shiIings
was just like calling into public house 10 have
1 drop Of ale. And always the next day. wheth-
CT il was pounds or shlIngs bad letter - On
Her Majesty's service - and Susan would meet
me at the door and say. George. here anoth-
or letter from the Qaeen. aud then we sit
down after supper and count it up, and see how
much ! had at my bankers. | found putting
money away in the PoSt-Otice Savings Bank so
easy and s. pleasant like. that +! rather oyerdd
the thing, and put more money away than I
could spare. So one day ran short. and had to
draw out. At the post-otlice they give me slip
addressed in print to the Postmaster General on
the back had nothing to do but 10 ill in the
number of my book. the amount wanted TO
draw ont. sign my name, double the bit OF paper
aud shove il in the post. Il only took me about
a minute. for the paper ready gummed for
scaling, aud no stamp was required. II beng
marked on The back. On Her Niiestys SER
vice. Il WAS two clock on TucSl " when |
posted the letter. Al four 0 clock next day !
had an answer in the shape of printed form,
bnt similar to the notice paper. had nothing
TO do but TO sign it and present it AZ the post-o-
flee. nui the money handed to me. the clerk
marking of the withdrawal in my book. Il IS
my belief that saving ia habit like smoking or
taking snuff, or like extravaganza. If you be-
gin il, and GO on with ii for LITTLE time, you
couie to have sort Of passion for it.-Dtckeas
Al fGe Year Round.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
resg- CALL AND EXAMINE THEM,
]. e. HAYDEN, Agent,
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF TRINITY-TN
TIE PROBATE CURT.
In the matter of the Estate OF JOHN
HUME, deceased

an READING AND FILING THE PETITION
" of George Hume and John ". Owens, ad-
mlnistrators OF the said Estate. PRAYING for an
order OF sale OF the real estate therein described
and it appearing 20 this Court that there Is not
sufficient personal estate in the hands Of the aid
administrators TO pay the allowance 70 the ian
lily, the debts outstanding against deceased. IN /
the cNpenscs of adm -trdtIou. and that it i,
necessary to sell the whole or some portion of
the real estate of said deceased for the payment
Of such debts. as we'll As to m Ike the best posi-
bic disposition Of said real estate il is oriered
that all persons interested in said estate aapear
before this Court 1T the Court room thereof in
said county of Trinity, on
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H0ll0NAyiS Pills ARE The BEST RENs1y KNOWN IN
III: M0All Ela II: ElIIQMlMG DISEASES.

Asthma Bowel Complaints. Couch- Coils Chest Diseases.
9,'tene-s DN-rep-ia Darrhra Dr"psy. Debility. Fever
Ald Ague fem1e tnrliuis Hetiache Indigestion In
Inf1t ihnnnn l"n Inward Weakness Liver CIm2llnt-.
i~"nes 3i spirits Piles Stone and Secondary
symptoms, 'enereai Affections. Worms Of A kinds
CautiO ion.
II TIE reader Of this cannot Get box Of pills
~ ntden from the drug psre let him write
70 ne e.i- NJ the amount andi will mail * free n ex
l''-s- Many dealers will not keep medicine on hand
au- they cannot make much proit a. On other persons
make.
None are genuine unless the words IT Ii,c7y W., y;l
0ea A"""- are diseeruahe IVttsr-aur in every leaf
~ ire @'A ~ directions around eaci box same nty he
plainly >een W Rf,tg tie J,lf !git h.nI.,,.
fe"af "ii lie given ANY ole eriue information
n, The medicines vending the same Known, tn, 70
te spurious.
Sold At the manuf'ctprv of Professor HOLLOWAY 50
Ni.n Lane New York sii by all respectable Irui..
aud Iiers in Medicine throughout United States M
the civilized world in boxes cents cents ana Il Ia
-
az Taess Considerable swing by taking the larger
f'@-s' S2vo.lyr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

GEORGIA JoKs.-Some years ago there was
bill introduced in the Georgia Legislature 10
pay tax Of ten dollars year on all lackasses.
Some apprcciat've member proposed TO amend it
so AS TO include lawyers and doctors The
amendment was accepted amid much jocularity
and The oil passed. Several efforts have been
made to repeal it. but in vain. and to this day
all Jackasses lawyers and doctors are obliged
TO pay yearly tax
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA. CoUsTY OF TR1xI
- TY, ss-I, \. J. LOOMS. county Clerk of
said county. and ex-oificio. clerk Of the Probate
Court thereof. certify the foregoing to be "A true
copy of the original order on hie and Of record
in my office
Witness my hand and the sea! Of said Pro-
H.. s. lbate Court this 27th day Of February. \.
D., 1865 :. J. LOOMS.
e4. Clerk
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

in Whatever rn disease attacks the liver. it i roPeliei
AMI eNeriHe 10y thi. searching ptine- and Irresistible
curative" Bilious renIttenj-. bilious pui-inS. aul ali the
rihltV d-'tter- of the in ic,tet hv pun ii the
ll' AM between the Sltouler~. vclipwne- IF the
whites %! the weakness l.b,ltv relieved
go we'd hv the remedy with C-ieritv which i-t''ne-
"a" sufferers ami their friends Let tn. wi:u tile
l4'N rave fbt ilne conf euce t. thu wcrinl
" itfl,u> agent. AMI restoration iietth aud scVity
Will te tile unvdryin. result
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

GoNPLINESrARY.-At a recent execution of de-
scrters in the Army OF the james. the 18th Maine
regiment was excused from Witnessing the scene
not man having deserted from it since he be-
ginning Of the Rchwond campaign
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

1868, to show cause, if any they have whv an.
order should not be granted to said aa,ninist-a
tors to sell so much OF the real estate of the de-
ceased AS snail be necessary TO pay such debts
And it is further oriered that copy OF the
foregoing order be published once week for
four weeks in the Tg!SITY Journal, 4 newSDaper
nubIished in the county aforesaid
JOHN MURPHY. County Judge.
and ex-ofticic. Judge of the Probate Court
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
ASIA AY
W ASKING MACHINE!
The Greatest Labor. Saver
ever Invented

FE'II" rNDEES1GNED HAVING SECURED THE PATENT
1 ~ L. the>. Machines in rHIN1Tl and
SHASTA crua-. respectfully That they ii ~
~, itga.i furnish them in complete ''rkn. "l'if iie
DASHAWAY WASHING MACHINE
Ia~ t'y,rite wherever ntrrinct. II T. Ger
aiuN tc Greatest Of tias AMI lao II ever offered " the
'lulr i>ii> doing uiury iriii"tt>- - tir running
process rt-} bern entirely DISPENSED ~It!-
VITA The fta-iawty Na-ltu. Machine ~ W IVA y 'NN
Ash NICii An HOUR A. FIN +, CAN WISH
l:I HAND tie time
To Gt-htWay A!th best Wrn-rr j. furnished Tor me 't
, t,N 4rf., + S3J, Wrin.ers without Machines. r.
an VI. miro .r, A..rraut,,l- II iNEH II. Gi.AY.
IRA HOWE
M.-,l.rA ile. Nnye.l.er u. ISL la.tt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

-. California.
No CURE. No PAY /!

s- Consultation iy letter otherwise, FREE. For di-
rccti ION of letters. SEE below.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
DASHAWAY WASHING MACHINE
: q, 900 FRUIT TREES
FOR ~ AIEI.

80. THE TNDER>lGNED OFFERS FOR
- - his ranch on Trinity RIVER two miles
-]1..e North Fork the largest and best a>snrt
Incut of buIdcI ANA grated Trees in Northern
Caiilorca. comprising
Apple, Pear, Plum. Peach, Apricot, Eecta-
rine and Ounce, together with
10000 Hop Roots. The Trees are one, two
ana tArcc veAr, old, and ali in healthy condition.
,ir1lert seat to the Undersigned, or lcft at the
TEINlry Journal Office. will be pr"".:.,,y filled,
-..rIf NcGILLlNRAI
rr'aity River, Dee. II. 1861. 4a;y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

El:F@ We the undersigned hrv" each purchas-
ed Il TL0&ENCE SEWING MACHINE, and
have them now in use. We have thoroughly
tested them ~ work OF oll gradeS-heaVv me
dunn an lieat-and OR opinion is that the
FLORENCE i durarle. viii moi easily get out
of order. Is strong and simple in construction,
and Is use is easily learned by tie most ineX?e-
ricnced
II will do 4 greater range of work. with less
trouble anl change. aud w,.,op,i.ler it aiiogcth-
cr better ii, m any ota.r FlHtly Sewing Machine
ay. ,.x-.~ seen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
j. Stratnnan.
NEWS AGENT San Fronc,.,.o
$50 AGENTS WANTED. $50

r IBERAL INDUCEMENTS To CANVASSERS
| 4 for the sale Of the celebrated
Cottage SIR sesefmS .naehfHe!
pes I wish 10 engage an active Agent in every
county in the United states and Canada. to trav-
ell and introduce nv NEW and CHEAP FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This Machine possesses
more than ordinary merit. Is just patented with
valuable improvements and acknowledged TO be
unsurpassed for general utility. limited num-
Der of responsible Agents are wanted to solicit
orders, to whom a salary of from
$50 to $3.50 Month, and Expenses,
will be paid. For conditions and full particulars
address, with stamp for return portage,
L. MALCOLM,
4evs..d Hoy 27s8, Roston Mass.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
Court Terms In Trinity.

OsesrSes Cesrf-Hon- Ephraim Garter. Judge; A. J.
LOOMS, clerk Second Monday in April. August and
eember
<ssSsN Cosrs-Hon John Murphy. Judge A. j. Loo
h clerk First Monday in January March, July Sep
tsmber and Nov nber
frebsts Cesrs.--IIon. John Murphy Judge; A. j. Loo
mis- clerk. Pourrh Monday in each month
DOSre or SapsrcSsOrs.-ITcnry Martin. chairman ::
A. g. Price and :. 4. short. Fret Monday in Pebrua-
~, May. August and November.
81 No attention will he paid communications for
publication in the JorRSL nic> they accompanied by
tho real Of the author merely required guard
~ against imposition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
Sotietu Aotites.

W Trinity Lodge. .N0. ~. T.. = II. .U.-ii'ii
their regular M,>"nc Hall WV.iNl"
the last Monday Of each month. Hour Of mcctf- TX
ocnck. =. N. JOHN c. BUKCH, W VI.
WM. BAEiip. secretary. ~.
hs- Trinity Chapter, Va. 10. E0ynf .Irch Ma
and fourth TUESDAY each month.
a the Masonic Hall. Neav-rvil-.
Avs WV BAEiH. Secretary.
En- Worth Star Lodge. No. CT. 4. %. ~. f.,
holds it req.slr meeting. DID Follow. ii. N"crlli,
on Wednesday evening at Dt'ck Members al the Order
abroad ar cordially invited 'atten.
TIMOTHY KAYE. y. g.
GEO W " ARD II
Ei,- S!sifa EnrampmenF, .ND. IL, H. o. ~. f.,
meets On t,r evening, The ir> ai tri Monday 81 rfcit
month AZ Gal Fellows Hal N.y,rvilic At ciurs. Pa
;rsrclt- faa.a a.'ro,d Ar, invited ~ Ni>it Us.
d HANSEN 6. r.
W II. BACHELOR. Scril". NV
Re- Gom,sf Lodst, .ND. 81, H. %. o. 3, TRINITY
Center holds it, regular cns- Oh N'fnr'i events" FIX
GiI Fellow, IN TliJ>. True, \. H.
T.. 4. >if>E>. H. :. +''N
a.- ErnrerrfIFr EIirfsfOn. .NO. 2o1. - 0f r,
meets IL Magnolia lIeil every saturday cye;@ at "c
Member, ficIn al ,d standing are in'it"l I" a'
i. :. Nll.l.l.I y T.
c " CaAIG.Rs ~
rn The EOspifai s0rsstI 0f Tr'"!fH
cnnnt, regular t,,ie.iY nertn- ~ tine II l"1i
l,,ijn- the onr,ily March luur s.u",ner and
per.u:ler Il HN EltNi.,flit,
Tvs Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
To Coi.rcspondcntS.-

Patients residing in any part of the State how
ever distant. who may desire Medical advice on
,neir respective eases, and who think proper 20
submit written statement Of such in preference
10 holding personal Interview, are assured that
their communication will be held most sacred.
All letters must be addressed to the CORE
spending physician thus:
b. f. JosELYN, NJ D. [stampl
$40 Washington street.
Box, 30, P O. San Francisco, Cal 44 BIN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

Whca Il fem he is in trouble or a.,iictcl with
disease, and require, ,,lc.ti sur.I. Al assist
:tncr. the inquiry should be. where l. fAerc
ply sci III who Is fully competent 10 administer
relief, and whose respectable i.dlng ~ spcietv
recon Iends him to tae confidence of the co93-
muuity? The Doctor, understanding how i'nper-
atlVcly nccc- airy these requirements are, t.elS
called upon to intcrpo>e AMI by calling the A.
t.nj4on Of the afflicted to the feet that he HIS
tern i PROFESSOR OF OBS TEFRlCS AND
FEMALE DISEASES for twenty wears. ami is
luliv uli lifted 20 administer in all cases. both
medically and surgic !iv. not in superficial
manner. but in rs thorough Il manner ~ years
OF study AMI prictice-both in hospitals and
private families--can make. TO save them from
the hand, vi the unqualified. INSCRIPTIONS and
designing Therefore. families can rely Upon
him ~ upon Il father. All in affection can had
in him one who feel AMI symp lthize with
and beirend them in tr"uhc-ooe in whose
secrecy the utmost confidence can be placed
CONSULTATION BY LETTER. OR OTHER
WISEl FREE See address below.
THE CELEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES.
compounded iroan the private prescriptions Of
Dir. You've have now obtaiaei a most eXteua-
ed popul ,rity aud are correctly viewed 70 be Tie
safest and >urc>t remeIic, Tor tue complaints
for which they are applied. The constantly tc-
criing testimonials OF their efficacy declare ticaI
TO be precautionary superior in their ac1ioa.
No lady should be without these R.novarng
Agents
None genuine unless procured Al this Office.
Sent bv Nail or Express, TO any rar' Of the
State. THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE =
PREVENTIVE POWDERS FOR MARRIED. La
DIES. New SAFE and Tnialhb!e lasting from
four to six months. Price SO. FRENCH 1t
MAR. OR FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. Fer
= Z.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

We could refer TO many others who are using
the FLOBNNCE If It were necessary to do soto
couvjncc the public that these Machines are what
- cl.i.a.f the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17
IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHT!
DOCTOR WHITES EYE-WATER

mics yet known, and has proved to be tbs
greatest blessing 10 thousands Of sufferers, IL
Europe for over z0years. Itcannot he too highly
recommended to all men Of business; especial@
~ to bank and other officers, bookkeepers,
clerks, arrizans, and all such as are obliged TO
and to Ladies much engaged in reading, or tine
noedlework. It will not only strengthen and
improve weak eyes butspeedly cure al inham@
7oation cold, or lameness OF the eyelids, bug
also, remove the beginning cataract, and It's use
will positively insure against blindness.
Price Is cents bottle.
JULIUS DIENELT,. Dentist
No., 145 Prince street,
For sale by most Druggists
jan 5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17
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EuGAR SNOWDEN, Sa
.y 0 'FICE--No lo4 King street, oVsf
.ra,s formerly French's) Book Store.
GEN. Grants Dispatch.
CRY POINT, Va, March l6,

IlIi fOiNi. d.. Audiol ~, 'cN''
Hon. & 4 Doaa. Assistuat Secretary Nor:
AM is>t in receip Of Of letter FROM General
Sherman. nf the l2th instant, from tayette
vile H. describes his arm y as 10 line health
md spirits. having ynet with no serious op-
nositioa. Hariee keeps 10 front at q respect
FL! distance
At Columbia he destroyed immense ar
seoals and railroad establishments and forty
thrae CANNON
At Cheraw be found much machiaery and
war material, including 5000 barrels OF
powder
Ia FAYETTEVILLE. he fund twenty pieces OF
artillery and much other material.
He says nothing about Fitzpatrick defeat
by Hampton but 5he officer who brought his
letter says that betore daylight on the 10Th,
Hampton got two brigad 5 in the rear OF hl'
patriok's headquarters and surprised and cap
fured all his staff but Jwo officers. Fitzpatrick
escaped, formed his men, ana drove the enc
my with great loss, capturing about all that
he had lost.
Hampton lost eighty-six left dead On the
field
[Signed. y. S. GRANT Lieut.. ten.