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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

ENrisIN m To ruE~ 4 copperhcad
paper eKpatiafes on ihc cxtrasagAnce and
pSodigacy q The government. Tor ~ ate
issue q notes. bcanng interest a. The rate
Of siS pr ornt, compounded -cmi-Annaally.
II dcnounocs q A. another 81 Lincolas En-
travancss.
Why oannot those editors turn the atfsn-
ion Ut their rradcrs 70 thc fnancial nan.
ageus,ui % the Bachsnan admini.t-aiion.
The SrcrvtAry ofthe Tr,asury ia that peri
% mAdc- soune u8ost astonishing arrange
meats. lie managed a this -ay Finding
= surPlus u gold 10 ihc vaults. b. conaulen-
cd % buy up TIE bonds % thc Unitea states
IN opeR market. AM Tor The Privilesc %
canceLing tbcse securities. BE- CAV, one hun
drcd anil cightccn dollars IN cold Cor each
ooc hunarvd dollar bond b. oould paruha-r.
uuii b. had nearly cNhaasfcd the markct.
lie managed rs department. Until near The
close a a. term % oticc. and found that
18th ssch trades. ard a uagnifccnt UtaA
s~Iudle o. Tay for.-for vhich scocp;anccs
o. contractors vcrc issued 81 advance. and
uhich ~erc never pad. -hc cane oct uinus.
towards the closc. Hc wanted eve uillious
O. pay thc saiAr1cs % tLc out -oins o,scrr,.
u thrc- iato tLe aarkct . loan u 6.c mil
hons a. Twelve pr o-ut.--e4s y,cr cs1.f q
-',.afA T-1y1iis ~ g,ii snd "a enable o.
gct but half q it taken. IN othcr -osd.
thc people hal 80 liiilc consdcncc in dem
ocraiic alminisfration. Wien the country
Owed bar handrrd millions that tLsv
~ould not tAke loan a. the Above rate.
lt a. IN this coalition thaf SocrvtAry Cllass
came into III Trcasury. b. bis manage
nlent. D. has procaF,d al III uione, -an,-
81 iA-s iar. from tie peoplc.in NJ cass paw
80 sch rates a. vcrv oacrcd under Bs-
ohanaa an no~ >-crytarY Fes.cnden o.
'ain' nearly A. much daily a. lo- rAtc.. a,
oouli theu b. had ior ar sHorbaant shave.
Let lie p-op'r unierstand ho- your ON
party tTiel o rsis- Honsy. and tbey al
noi grumbic A. present rates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

he Ncu York Evening Pest print. the
f'liouIng lcfIers b. Prcsiieut Jaeksou.
rhich uer. never before puhIshe,l Thev
wers given 60 The Ercning Po.s ~ the
gentienaH 10 -hom they -crs aiarvs.sd.
and arr cool rcaiing for the deun~raS. %
to-day. ~ho can not rcu.cmhsr wiihout a
Vioicnt efiort 90 express proper -enss q
ahhorenee Al the sam crime -hich Jackscu
- sehcneutis contcn,ied Against
"hssnrScroS. Noycmbcr =. l-S2.
Nv dear SIR. I have Just received
Year lvtcr % ~ 3lsf limo. 18th H. en-
ciosgrv. for uhich / ihAnk yog
an vel advised ~ ~ yic~s an pro-
ceetin-. 81 the great lcadinr nulir6rrs -
thc >ouih. in ny native state u -. and
and Scsp Or Iis fate. End oser the dciusioo
into ~hich the people arr 81 b. the ~ick-
c4ncs'. ambition sud folly q their iea.lers
have no do1bt ~ the Intention - th.fr
leaders art 90 alarm TIL Other state. 20
submit o. their sic~s rather tLan a dsssolu-
tion 20 ~ Inion shosH take place. II
thcs faI m dis. g. cover their @-n de-
gracr ard -irkrdn~ss. O. nuiiifs he tarfs
AID secvde fruSa tn uiun.
" " e are Sile aEak- Lcrs Ia Lnion
a. tc prcscrsci. rvst assurcd a thus
llcrc has been foo ml,h Blood and
trvasarc shrd 60 Obtain De-. % 20 "a be
sarrcndsrod without struggle Oar
liberty. and tLaf q tie wLole sorll rests
uTon b.. a. sell a. the pcacc. PROSPERITY
and tarTincss q the Unitei Sfafrs Ii
must - pcrpetUassd have no time %
say more Az hrAah y good. Improved
y IT, travel Wih tender q NJ kind
sallti0ns O. you and yoar Amiablc fauilv.
am sincerely your friend.
"A~pHEw JscE~oN-
Col J 4 Hamihou~
WssHt~0roS. Deoeub~r .. 1859.
o. NJ Dca- Sir Your 81 ths 50 instant
- Js,f received accord 9Th voa fully
ia fhe prop-.ciy ~ th- people giving falfv
ani freely their sentiments ani opinions on
nuilfioafion. and ne cour-. p,rssed 81
>outh Carolina ln her laie proved rngs.
10. orllnanos passed. ~hen tAken IN
connection 18th The Governor message is
REBELLION ani war against the Union The
raising a. troops Under thew. e. resist the
avs ~ thr Jnton STATE. b. absolute trca-
son. The crisis mast b.. and a. ar
a. my constitutioual snd legal p0Sers 70.
VII he MT 9TH enerCy and frnncss
Ihrr-fore the prorrietv n The rubhc voice
beng bes-d and % ought ngv % 30 spok-
On ir voice g tkgnflcr thai all maze
tbe ieaie-s q tie nulli6er, tretnble. snd
stirh I'll calsc the good -itixeus 20 South
tkroiina to rttrsoe their steps sid sihere
to that tonstituflnn - p,rTefual Jniou
ttey have s~oru o. support. Ihis treason
abb proo-lsre against fhe Uni1n b. bio~
a-ainst rot Only our hberiee. tut the
Iberfi cs ofths rorid
. hls nlihiyinE movement in ths South
las done us great inJury abroad. srd mast
"a cniy De- promptly net sd rat dom
hu f-ounei doun ~ public opinion n
DO therefore. highly proper ~ 49, feorir
O. speak al over ere lrloa.
am rreparirE pror.amafior to the
people % fhe Sub. ans assoon a. ofIi.fai-
" aivised RI these rsislllous r.roceedines
vi snake a cur1-nar.ilsf lDn O. q ourress.
ar say % note. a. I an surrounded a.
rr,sent, and "a 500 f1r Gle present adisu.
A~nrrF JssEso~.
" Colonel = A Hamataa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

4 MoUESgrL EvESr. The funeraI %
}. J.. Merriii. son a Ia a. Merrill. Es9
as attended f-em thc Conr-rraiional
osurch. a. Nor~ay village last ,abbaih. b.
= larre cougre,ai boa ofcItiE~us. NJ Msr-
ri had hesa Engaged IN th- L. :. St~uai
oorT's in North Carolius. ~her, he r,snaiu-
"a until ths close - be tern, q .er.s-,.
-scn b. Obtained tbe position 81 chef els-k
m tie Caarterrnas;er's Departrnsnt a. For
tres Mouroe lie hsoams an uhiIr ti~rr
lot cunt'nued O. dischargc his datis. u, 20
Ten O'Clock q the das on -Aich b. disa
M Merrill ~As highly esteemed 10 b..
native town and tn team that Yelled
from "a hcArt Of many = frieni betoksnsa
the synpAihy fslt or the afHic,ea family.
lie Vas about - sear. Of age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

Ihe remnsnt 81 ths -th regiment. vio
d. nof is-er .ist. have returned 20 Augssta.
un'irr couu,aud 81 MAJOR Bya Ant. The
eoio-s 90 ti.e regiment. vsre presented o.
@os tony. isst -c-k. a. se lam from ths
cnrrrsr.n ceri of a. rrsss.
The ren.nant of the lth has arrived PC
Aagusia. o. b. mastered ost We rofae
the rause ~ Caps ". a. Hsrrous ol ~-ri-
ncr suong The ofhccrs retained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

The boston TransoriPi ays holdcr, q
al iorcisn merohand.se arr very anSios, 70
eel thrir goods AZ tbs present tiuns Thar
soicitsds ari.ss. no doahs. from the gar Of
a great decliae "a P-ioes within a se-
weeks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

fR'crWE ". PErrlrr we have been
severai times Informed fhi, samm.r. ,b.f
one Of che principal capi,aIist. To- els. n',,.
Notorious copperhead. -is investing Al
his suplus capital BOZ governuent to-f.
Dc . reported that b. boid. from Cen d,
f~enty tbousaui ,ioiisrs ofthc fre-trent..
and . DO buying scvcn-fhfrties Peop,s
dont care much for words as the index "a
Opinions. ~ben thry can See where men
put their dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

tvin b. seen by thc - of drafsi non
Pubi'siei. that IT, draft has auoar,, A
70 bot hi'ie in th.s County. The J,urr-
81 ssy' . . believed thar it is ended. o.
fe~ towns nov in arrcar havisg sho-n fis,
the quotss viH 81 SHED AZ orr- ve 80,
indebted 20 tho Journa ior tie f.,.
publl.I.,.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

Tux NEEsoSE SoLDTsE,' NorE. Tbs
rciuru' % III vote - thc Vermont soiiier.
~ho ~cr, Authorize by the Legisiatarc o
vote 81 a's1bsrs ofC onErs-s and irc.,aeu-
tial elrctors. sho- r. foil0-ing rcsuh
Jniou. is, Dcmocraiic. rs soaftsriug.
- JHson uiaJouiy. IOei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

Nr~ BErTosD. Mas. scps ~. The
pfiFs steamer 1~orgia. 10 char-c q Acting
master 7. k.mbau. Las arrived e. Ne-
hcaiori iroua Ne- Lon'lou. ~hieh portshs
put into IN Iharslay h-s. o-ing 90 her
Hasehin~ry hasirg b-oouse dr.abI-,i a.a
bcaFy sraiher af ga. The Georga as
sccofnpanied iron NJ I.ond1n % tls n
= steamer FLORIDA. Commarlcr saul
Masas. ~ti.h iii not anchor. l.t hs,as
seen the Georgia safe inside ths tay depart.
90 or a cruise
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

brrsfSEp. It sas d. PurPosc % Lieat.
l-aPhan. o. isAss for WasLington. a. 80
announced lat srrk- jest a. BE- as % 80
olt, IL Fvoeiscl order, frorl MAJOR Gariacr.
dstaihns I'm 81 sF-cisi ryeruiiinr -sryics.
an ~il 49, s-ait body q rs-rrns ior
BE- battery
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30
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SRI y.,y
The Grand jury came IN and reported
ten bah. q indictment. Five ofthe.e ~rre
for defective hish~ays. an The tsuns u Up-
ton. Byroa. MeHico. Pari.. and HebrUa.
The others ar a. fouo~s.
Wa NJ Hallway. Larceny.
Joshua Ycauon. e als no; And assault.
Aubro-e Baek. Common seller.
John ". Grvcuia~. ior procuring and
aiding cnlistuscrts o. Ell toe quota ON n
Thomas L. Robinson. nan,.aasLisr.
TIE latter "a ar-aisusi. an maj, n.
plea nolo eou,endcrc. Fined $50. and
80 costs. ~hich "a. At once PAID. ". ".
Boister for STATE. w W Virgin an J.
,. Perry f1r ResPondcut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

Lrvrs The Ladie. - - Paris. -in
give Leves. in al 20 ~ sick and 80. A.
81 soi'lirrs. on Thursd,y evening Of neat.
49,. 90 course su-h q call Ill meet a
hearty rrrPonse. from our whole ooumari.
o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

The nc- li0spitAi rco-ns for winter NE
in AasustA arr nearly comPlst-d. They
Ars conmoiioas All ani I'LL be coaforta-
be vhen fnished
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

The Oaiorl rnscrsali.t a.sociai.an uiiI
mest ~ fsris Hail. oa wsiacsday 81
Ihur-iay- fho m asd i9h q Oesober.
neSt Rev. n. 4 stevens a. elected CO.
prcach ths OecasionaI Sernon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

TIE ilih All liih regiment. leh Asr.s.
"a Oh Iae-ssy. for e. front Tbeya-s Or.
dered TO join sLeriian's t-uy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

Tie tirra.. from ', unavoilsii. Grimm.
Stances. has closed uP. hence here Ill
D. ~ cHhilifi1n az s. rsris. on Ssiardav
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

ArroISrNrsrs ~ ~. v Hsysari
has hc-n appointed Chaplain % he issh
reg Inlerf.
Va. 7 no'ig.. O1iord.2d Lisat. 2ICo.
unas'gued infanfry -~hich 90 believe Il.
o. g. O. che gth reriment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30

The Catile >to- ard Fsroftbe Fa-osr.
Meetar'es Glib 20 Min1t al H.iio-.
~ill tc held a. West M.aot. O,t. i9tb ard
-oth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-30
" NOMINATIONS.
Fss Electors.

Fes Electors
JOHN v. Brown. a P.rt znd.
ABNER 1Er>O>. - D.asarisrott..
RICHARD n. CHAPMAN, of RiddeEsrd
THOMAS a. n. TE>SENDE -. IL Auturn.
GOING HArHOR>. - Piu6-if.
BENZ GILMAN. 81 Oroso.
JOHN y ~ AZEl. - BocksPoft.
The New York herald., 1864-02-20

rods long, and haf vide. and tee feet deep me
water whloh strongly inprcgAated with suiphsr. bots
up like ~ Iceandto eevssr. and pouss ~ snapAoroas
stream IN . vosamelsrge enough 70 turn min y wheoa
Az the spring IS large hcte. capable Of sccomme-
dating four OF nyc hundred guests rs vacant IL may
De occupied BY the Medical Department the Sanitary
Commission for certain invalid soldiers who need che
peculiar treatment that he afforded al this spriag
Another .expeditien went 70 P,atka On the 81.
Johns. 40 the steamer Cen Hunter IL Objected nothing
save gaming knowledge Of the country around
A REBEL o0iONnA oAPrURxD
While our forces wore bvouacked near Lake City
rebel lieutenant colonel by the 1ame OF Ponce,
formerly commanding or attached TO tha Second
Florida reximeat was fouud in a house 10 our
lines end captured he hrst stated that he ap inva
lid and had been sck but further Develop
monts revealed his true character He was brought 10.
rHR NAVAL E0Roa
or Jacksonville are the NAhaska Com Creighton flag.
ship, Ottawa. Lieutenant C0mmsnd Breesa command
log, and che Norwich At St John's Bar the Dai-
Ching, chsmpain commanding Pawnee (senior ship),
Commander Balcb aud the Water Witch Other vessels
the river. but have DOT learned their names
0HNKRAL ouLMORx
General Gilmore and stah returned from Baldwin
Jacksonville on Wednesday, last the General earoest
the Union About his plans or the future do not
slter myself position to speak. They win develop
themselves 10 due time
Admiral Dahgren is hero tho Mohawk CO operating
with General Gilmore 10 h,s work.
About half OF the prisoners thus Tar captured havc
dents proclamation aud have returned 10 theix old
faith ala love- We have taken nearly ooe hundred ia
ali.
dksesAs oglMosR's srAls
Geoerat GiiiMore was accompan'ed by Cant W. 8 N,
Burgess. Assistant Adjutant General MAJOR Dorian Cap.
tam Burr. United States Engtneers Captains Bragg
FrothinghAm aud Lieutenant Sanger Co{5he Hall came
down ~ Provost Marshal General
The New York herald., 1864-02-20
sAuOsRsos. New River County, Fla, Feb. u, 1854

sASDsRsos. New River County, Fla, Feb. II, 1854
OPERATIONS CONVINCED.
Since sent you my last communication from Baldwin,
the 9th instant, column pushed forward
the heart Of the enemys country and has engaged
ths rebe at two aerent points more or less
sess, ss shall Indicate 10 my narrative
THIRD PAYS orsKAroxs
On Wednesday, the loth, the cavalry column under
blonel Henry started Gus from BALDWIN at about ten
rciock for ssnderson, the FIRST Massachusetts ndeeu
lent battalion, MAJOR Stevens commanding, leading FOL.
.owod oy ELDERS horse battery, and the Foretn Nassa
cnuss.ts mounted infantry bringing ~ the
laid through pine forests winch had evidently been cut
vatcd turpcutine and tar orchards hard andy
roads along which very few 1sbiatons could be seen
For mics and miles aong the way stately pines were
sega towering aof either side oi the road
6ei by the settlers axe drppng te resinous sap from
ler wounds and gathering about Their aceraied sides
tbe white rosiu, which repairs The damages done by
human hands The scenery exceedingly moDotonous
Occasionally. but very rarely, met with
y vide log hut. surrounded by solid wooden
sheds and outhouses for cattle and granaries,
snd displaying about its dapidated frame few peach
or apple trees, 10 full bloom Ike white banner 10 the
Held Of green The streams we crossed we're brdgsd
~ naa, unsubstansi structures, that detained the
cavalry ana artillery 10 their passage The houses along
zoe rou'e we're not unlike those previously met
y wsls WI one ssory sma 10 ske rough ia compost.
sson suu . m..'saucnoy 10 appearance Our Northern
lor oss.e 70 seek re,uge by weil.to do farmers
Yur s1vs"oe va qolte RAPID strong force wa. kent
sfvanced during the march. and every prepsra,i5n
Dade W overcome any opposition that the enemy ngh
enzke 70 our progress. Az than one uoipt ,ge
hoot Tor attack. Here and there we rsssed ,sroSs
eypross swamps, impenerabls and dense fgorn wh,cs
is rebel soldiers might open upon deadly Gre with
Pot any chance part 10 return escape II, save
by running the gauntlet and receiving what they mqht
shooss 20 send us. No opposition. however, was
pnered until We arrived at the south fork of the
~ Msrys river, about fourteen miles from Baldwin.
bar guides had predicted that should meet the
biosd force 0f General fnueRan 81 that place n a all be
fovs Lake Iity because the only defcnsibe posi-
boa Nstwssa psdTn snd the aitef pp,nt. a. u Was az
The New York herald., 1864-02-20

nrApAME ROSA. THE GREAT NATURAL CLArRv0v-
M and spirit yisonsis reveals All your past present
future partners in dream. Her mystic charms
known fai Reunics lovers husbands and wives thss
baye been separated lost stolen eoots Re-
moved 7sisccond avenue. Forteh street Consul
tatiou g.
The New York herald., 1864-02-20

M tune teller and Independent cairvoyant has tahcn
rooms NO EGreene street. corner Of CANAL ur two Aaht
where she will mysteries of the past and
future with such accurscv that ws assc"tsh even vnbs
IevevW
The New York herald., 1864-02-20

JacxscSyns. Fla, Foo. Is, 1864.
arrived hero this eveusag after nard ride from the
front Icsms with detachment from Battery M, First
artillery, under Lieutenant McCrca from Bar0ors who
was kind enough 70 offer the an escort
Nothing has occurred my last worthy OF mention
Colonel Henry's expedition has 40, We, been heard
iron, and am not able 70 give the results Of the AMIR
hope TO hear from the column the last mail leaves
communicating with the Atlantic
pnsrRucnoH rHg RsH.r STEAMER sr xaRya
neglected 70 state in my nrst despatch that
on our approach 70 Jacksonville the captain Of the
steamer 81 Marys, which loaded with cotton ready
70 depart for Nassau with the load hastily put the cotton
ashore and burned IT, and then scu,ed the steamer and
sunk her In creek about eight miles above here The
engine and every part OF the ship unmpared and when
raised soon be put running order The st. Msrys
Is largo river and coast steamer built of iron in the
most substantial manner, and 10 every way seaworthy
aud AZ for any duty She is Of light draught and fast
and when raised will be OF immense value TO our service
Capt Dunton, the Chief Quarermaster OF the district
has already sent to Captain Burnett who has charge Of
wrecking vessels engaged In raising the wcehawkeu and
Keokuk OF Charleston 70 come down here ana raise the
S. Msrys The vessel will be up 10 ten aays and run
ming on the 81 Johns, and may be feckoned as prize
worth 500 900 70 the government -
Capt Dunton, whose efficiency aud skill, bave had
occasion before this 10 aIIute TO- ia worrying vim hs
heart and soul 10 MS department aud bound TO make
perfectly unexceptonabie. Knowing him Intimately can
predict glorious future for him he has abIii,es ~
the highest order integrity beyond suspicion AMI a
thorough knowedgc Of the duties pertaining to his once
with genial gentIemanly disposition, which capnot
fail TO secure him success n his department and popn
larty among all who may be thrown In oonsac, with
him.
arrspinoSs ur rHr sr youss RryRs
Dr. Swift OF the Medical Depart meut won, nm N aav
with q small force ~ on the steamer NeIlv parc,
Captain Brad Norris 10 Orange Springs thirty Ave miles
from here He captured three prisoners rcc ruus and
a small boat.
oRAsGs srRros
was formerly quite fashionable watering place FOR
southern valetudiuarans Tue spring itself 10 vcrv ex
tousve, and supplies enough watcr 10 iny,uorate thou
sspd end more tuys''ds an hour about two aud ha
The New York herald., 1864-02-20

A PROTECTIVE MILITARY Law OFFICE WHERE
IA all the rights or volunteers orphaned sscsred
free charge ample compensation " BY govern
under whose license the undersgued acia d n
WBsfBR00K. Councillor. Deg street, door froa
Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-02-20

lAUTioN ARE you IN TROUBLE HAVE YOU
" been deceit trifed With Have your fond hopcs
besn blasted nv false promises II 20. 70 20 MADAME
ROSS for and saisfactiou In love affairs she was
rated and shows likeness OF future husband
abscn friends Lucky numbers free No ~ West Tweay-
strect sixth and Seventh uaMo
on Ire door. Rlng the basement bell.
The New York herald., 1864-02-20

CsOMPANY M-A NEW ooMPAky FOR cOf;oNEL
~ Segrels First Rev York Volunteer EaGine era
forming Mechanics and laborers wanted kp ply
e g. M0ULTok Coucsellor q lay, &c Broadway neai
unon Army Agency las Hester street, near the Bowery
Great Inducements TO good for thus and also
for choice heavy artillery and cavalry regiments Highest
b0unties aud State aid
The New York herald., 1864-02-20

A sToNrsHING MADAM MORROW. sEvBETH
"A daughter with natural gift OF foresight tells no.
soon and often you viii marry, even yenr hoashss
image fun operation. Her equal 10 not 70 be touud
shows likeness Of your Intended husband and absect
frends 1ss Ludlow street. Houston cents not ad-
IN
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-09-22

NAUGATUCK RAILROAD.--0n and after lV Monday, May 9, 1864, Trains will run as follows:
 GOING NoRrH.-Lease Bridyport.--10.1 AM. For Winsted, connecting with the 800 A. M. Train from New York ,and with the 1000 AIM. from New Haven, and connecting at Waterbu- ry with Train to and from Hartford.
 Il .O5 A. NJ. Freight Train for Winsted.
 245P M Mixed Train for Waterbury.
 5.l6p. M For Winsted. connecting with the 800 P. M. Train from New York, and the 500 F. M: Train from New Haven, and Water bury with Train from Hartford.
 Leape Waterbury for the North.-12.oS P. M' Train for Winsted.
 2.55 P. M. Freight Train for Winsted.
 7.O4 F. M. For Winsted.
 CONC SourH-Leave Winsted.- 5.30 A. M. Freight Train for Bridgeport.
 6.4O A. M. For Bridgeport New York and New Haven, connecting at Waterbury with train for Hartford
 2.1OpM For Bridgeport, New York and New Haven, connecting at Waterbury with train for Har tford.
 Leaye Waterbury tor the South.
 525 A. M. Mixed Train for Bridgeport and New York.
 8.1e For Bridgeport, New York and New Haven.
 8.35 M Freight Train for Bridgeport.
 3.45 P. M. For Bridgeport, New York ane New Haven.
 The Stage from Norfolk connects with tn. (. 40 A. M Train down from Winsted, and re turns on the arrival of the 5.16 P. M. Tlair from Bridgeport. The Woodbury Stage arrives to connect a, Seymour with the GAO A. M. Train down from Winsted, and returns on the arrival of thu 1915 A. M. Train from Bridgeport. l The Stage from New Hartford, Otis, Cole l brook Harrington, Sandisfield and Bethlem, ar I riyes to connect with the 2.IO F. M. Trair down from Winsted, and returns on the arri val of the 1915 A. M. TIain up from Bridge port.
 The Stage for Litchfeld leaves Litchf1elt Station on arrival of tho 10.15 A. and B. P. M. Trains from Bridgeport. The Stage fo Harwinton leaves Litchfield Station on th arrival of the 10 IS A. M. Train from Bridge port.
 The Stage for Watertown leaves Waterbur, on arrival of the 1915 A. M. Train up iron Bridgeport, and on Saturdays on arrival of thu I s..o- +-ain frnm Rrid9epnrt Stage leaves Waterbury for Bethlem, Mid dleburv and Woodbury, on arrival oi the 1O Il A, M. Train up from Bridgeport, on Mondays Tuesdays and Saturdays, and for Bethlem als, on Thursdays.
 The Stage for Goshen leaves Wclcottville ol the arrival of the 10. IS M. Train from Bridge port, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays ! A Discount of cents made to Passenger purchasing Tickets at the Office. 1 c. WATERBURY, Superint' ct.
 Bridgeport, May2. 1864. til
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-09-22

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