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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
sd' R. H. EDDY,
 SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 7. :. Late AgeW U g. Patent 06sce, Washington ..:, l (under ths Act of 1887 (sfst sa aes 7s State Street, opposite Kilby Street, ! -.Er2Tti nfsfes.r BOSTON. ss,} |, y3n gsf T

\ EYER an extensive practice of upwards of Atwerty years 9continuesat to secure Patents in the United States ,aalsoI in Great Britain, Francs and other foreign countries. gceayeats, Bonds, Assignments and all Pa pers or Drawings for Patents, executed on lib made into American or Foreign works, to test the validity or utility ofPatents or Inventions and legal and other advice rendered in ell matters touching the same. Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by remitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washing ton.
 ! The Agency is not only the largest in New England, but through it, inventors have ad- vantages for securing Patents, of ascertaining by, if not immeasurably superior to any which can be offered them elsewhere. The testimo- nials given below prove that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE, than the subscriber and as SUCCESS IS THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILI- lTY. he would add that he has abundant req son to believe, and can prove, that at no other office of the kind are the charges for profess isional services 70 moderate. The i'm mense psac- has enabled him to accumulate vast eollec- tion of specifications and official decisions rela- tive to Patents.
 Thsss, besides his extensive library of legal and mechanical works, and full accounts of patents granted in the United States and Flu ropa; render him able beyond question, to of- fer s1perior facilities for obtaining Patents. Ill necessity of journey to Washington. to procure patent. and tho usual great delay thSre, are here saved inventors.
 sgs!s TESTIMONIALS. sa.s AssIvegafd Mr. Eddy as one of the nosr cArA- xLl AND suocsssYuL practitioner with whom have my offcial intercourse.
 iSsiofi1 CHARLES MASON,
 Commissioner of Patents.
 IharesnO hesitation In assuring inventors thSk They cannot employ . person MORE cox rErHNz and 1RusTWoRTHy, and more capable of putting their applications in . form to secure for dam m early and favorable consideration 'ps,erS EDMUND BURKE.
 3ss <, sss.s i:s Commissioner of Patents. "lIr. B. Fl. Eddy has made for me THIR- TEEN applications, on all but one of which patsnts have been granted. and that is ROW p1MD1xo. Such unmist skable proof of great talent and ability on his part, leads mo to rs commend AL Inventors to apply to him to pro cure their patents, ss they may he sure of hay ing the most faithful attention bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable charges. During eight months. the subscriber, In the courss of his large practice. made on TwIcE re- iectcd applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, Ev FERY ONE of which was decided in m FAVOR, by the Commissioner of Patents.
 R. H. EDDY.
 Jan. l. lss5. ' s..... Iyss |s 8HAWU9 sEAEM0s haa .aacs DOC coILARS. 
 xvERY THING ELSE. ! As xoRrHRop's Gallery of Ar.. ssa Nsw Miliosd. osaa
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
Travellers 1nsurance Company, MAIN STREET. HARTFORD.
 CAPITAL. 200 Of)

A@- sCAP4IAL, ZOO, Now prepared to insure persons against C 2 ACCIDENTS.
 Go OF EvERY DESCRIPTION Yearly policies will be issued for premium of S1 Five Dollars. . granting insurance to the amount of
 FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, <, against accidental loss of life while travelling by any public onveyance.a s'leass5 sa a1fTEN DOLLARS PREMIUM a9aa eee secures policy for $5000 and $25 per week compensation for personal injury incapacita- ting the assured from his ordinary business.
 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM i,- secures full policy, for ,s50o0 and s25 per week compensation for all and every descrip-1 ton of accident, travelling or otherwise. sqsiyg , Policies for $500, with; $S per week compen- sation can be had for s3 per annum; or any other sum between $500 and s5000 at propor' ''0n@'s 'A'''' DIRECTORS. v ii . Vt Gustavus W. Davis, w H. Callender, Jas. L. Howard, Geo. w. Moore, If Marshall Jewell, EbenezerS Roberts, 2 Chos. Belknap, Jr Charles White, Tornelius B. Irwin, Hugh Harbison, Geo. s. Gilman, aag Jonathan B. Bunce.
 sJAMEsG. BArrsRsoy, President:
 RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary; as,t 17y1 HKxaY "A! DYER. General Agent.
 EFIbs1 2 HIGE0y M. WOODRUFF, '
 Agent for Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
School Books.

nH=BE IT REMEMBERED, that E every description of School Book, can always be obtained at less price from the the undersigned than from any other Booksel- Ter in Connecticut, or elsewhere. Facts are stubborn things shall continue to conduct nv School Book sales EN IRELY ON THE WHOLE SALE BASIS.
 VIM. PATTON.
 2m3S No. Hotchkiss Block, Waterbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
WILLIAM c. EGLESTON,
 54 WILLIAM STREET,
2iNrw YoRK.

NEW YORK.
 Stocks, Bonds, Government Securi. ties, &c., bought and sold on commis. sion. Maturing Certificates of In debtedness collected, and special atten. tion given to all business connected with the National Loan. .es 5ss.r3.59 5 zss REFERS To--City, Bank. New York. -7r
 .zi~t9 Window, Lanier < O., N. ' 6m32 ttosa q n s-55sz r i,se s5yo o-s1Y E.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

BARGAINS IN FLOUR. nNE HUNDkED barrels Superfne FLOUR, sO received direct from the manufacturer, and for sale at lowest prices by
 fl l's HART BROTHERS CO. { West Goshen Ct, Jan. 12. lS66 If S9
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

. : E HIRTIETH ANNUAL REPORT uf the Litchield Mutual Fire Insurance Com pany ending July 4ths 1864 S4 1E9E |
 By Balance on hand as per Report 1868 .t fsooio1o ,e |
 Premiums reed for the year past, 4lO4 54 | o,' Interest. .s-.....9 .. .a.... fss I. .973 l0t r ' 2 sss. .ose 80 'nS psil ysar aseni: sts,;o,. .s2,5e2 60 s,.., 7 cry. and Office Ex-
 pald Government .a rg-s rg
 Tax and Stamps. s....i......l5l go, ss st l aaI aIreasurer's Salary. ......., 45 83 af ,e. Il
 Cash, Notes and Bonds on
 hand, July 4. 1864, 32,50l 23 $36, ,O96 80 No. of Policies now in force, 2,4O5. ,4...., ; Amt of Property now insured, s2. 400, ,464 co Amt of Premiums charged on Books, 27. .lO5 42 Cash Funds. ...... .!..i!...... 32, ,501 23
 Making an available Capital of s59, ,606 65
 The Company have never made an assess mept, and during the last five years have made h discount of 10 per cent, on all Policies renewed. and have now voted to make dis count of 20 per cent on all Policies renewed iney nave hiSo Oeciareu Q CaSn D1VluenQ or 100 per cent. to those who were members of the Company at the time the Dividend was made. fs-ia t2sa Ht'i .2'h ''- s.ia{ .-
 DIREcroRs or THE COMPANY. -"- Charles Adams. i'f. # A. s. Lewis. '. Jason Whiting, Shelden Osborne, ! Geo. c. Woodruff, 'i Fred'k D McNeil, Henry R. Colt, Geo. Thompson, A3 Philip $. Beebe d" '" ''' f-4'- s%F ,'''a t'1 SHELpEN OSBORN, Harwinton, -' General Agent.
 .,-., CHARLES ADAMS, President.
 JASON WHITING. Secretary.
 July 20. 1864 ' & tf14
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

.' Now is the winter of our discontent Made glorious summer by HIRAM JACKSON.
 S.akespeore
 HIRAM JACKSON, .' THE WORLD RENOWNED DEALER IN Hats, Caps and Furs. IS HAPPY TOgANNOUNCE TO AN ANXIOUS AND SH1VERING COMMUNITY,
 tn the can now supply them
 I with gIi Ep,. WINTER HATS AND CAPS ..- of all kinds and descriptions.
 and also
 A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
 FURS, ~ @ for Men, Women and Children. Now is the time t o buy, "While Winter with its fleecy shroud. Enfolds the land" ss+t Observe the sign of the times
 A big Coon Skin, lst Door West of the Court House, If f33 Litchfeld, Conn. BEACH. SAMMIS & CO.'S.
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Clothing Warehouse, CORNER MAIN AND WALL STREETS
 OPPOSITE
 STERLING HOTEL, s-.sr. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. FIVE CLOTHlyvG,
 TO ORDER. SHIRTS OF SUPERIOR MANUFACTURE.
 MEMS
 Furnishing Goods, sf
 In Great Variety.
 BOYS AND YOUTHS EL or H N G.e4r GEO. E. BEAcn. F. sAaAls J. A. korrs.
 WANTED, BY THE NAUGATUCK RAILROAD co.
 10000 TIES. -@al At an advanced price.
 Apply to
 c. WATERBURY. Superintendent. Bridgeport. Dec 18th 5 TM3 NEW YORK I1EN8Ss THE price of the TIMES (Daily) is FouR Cents +% To Mail Subscribers per annum, sl0 co Including Sunday morning edition, 12 % THE SEMI WEEKLY TIMES. One copy year, S3 % Two copies y ar, "" s t %
 TIE WEEKLY TMss One copy year. $2 % Three copies year, % Fresh names may at any time be added ts Clubs, both of the WEEKLY aud SENr-WREKLY. at Club Rates.
 Payments invariably in advance. We have no authorized 71apeling Agents. Address
 If se HAMMOND & CO.,. Publishers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

During eight months. the subscriber, In the course of his large practice; made on TWIcI re iectcd applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EV FRY ONE of which was decided in Rrs FAVOR, by the Commissionsr of Patentss
 Jan. I. 1865. < ss' lyss
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

Just Received, some very nice Peach es and Tomatoes, put up in 2 lb. cans. and cheap for the times. Try them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
TM3 NEW YORK TlElss.

Fresh names may at any time be added ts Clubs. both of the WEEKLY and SExr-WREKLy, at Club Rates.
 Payments invariably in advance.
 We have no authorized 71apelins Agents. Address
 If se HAMMOND & CO.,. Publishers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
Lazarus S Morris OPTICIANS AND OCCULlSTS.

9I OAUT1oOS .yY
 That you are not swindled by persons falsely representing themselves to be our agents, who go from house to house offering inferior Spteta. cles on the credit of our repu ation. an sgIsi.i
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

'' Now is the winter of our discontent Made glorious summer" by HIRAM JACKSON.
 Shakespeare. ,,
, 1865-09-16

The Expeditions Of lsBl--Thc Missing
Tosvhatan--Cause OF the D1verrlon
from the Sumter EKpctlltton--Tfle
Ptckens Expedition Originated b.
Sec. Scy-arti.-1ntercstlnE Statement
of Quartermaster General Mel.s.
VAsHISGroE, Sept f5.-Quarternaster General
sgs hss ~ %rttsn Letter IL the ittes Of hs
proper lie should call attention to some facts In tho
case. to show that The Secretary Of Slate is not H.
anle t9 the ehae Sf has1nE as9eFs shs rsaens
The purpose 10 "hlch tic Presiden. aksignod hes,
without his knowledge.
~ mstelE" he ~ tass, "sn:sesfed to o shs G prc.!-
mander, and prepared the orders in relation to her
movements fo7 hls signature This did on the
s1st or March OF 1T Of April three Of four tays be-
Pickens expedition was planned and Ordered with
the knowledge Of The President, Secretary OF Statc
Lieut.. Gen. Scott, Col. E. D. keycs and myself
naval por,ion Of the expedition Its object vas com
munlcaicd 10 him. md Nhen Col. Harvey Brown
Was cf-1eued to the command Of the troops. his In
structions made knoWn to him Ito destination. TO
nonc others, In or dut of the expedition, Ens the
destination known until tere neary IN sight OF
the sspd hills OF Pensacola.
mated with s1r. seward. He car!,cd nc to the
Psr.1dcnt merely eaytng that be Thought the Pres
ident onsht to see sone OF the younger oler., and
eS S so 1ot sa naa a os see When &c
dent et1nck out q the astrucons prepared for the
commander Of the expedition, anthosity to declare
martial law III Key West, on tho Calf coast, Mr.
Seward induced him to resto.r It. SONG intcr(er-
ence with the later programme Of another e1pen-
tion. it esems. arose from thu secrecy with "aisa
and for:res:c. ID the Gulf harbors Of Pcnsacola
Kcy Wetl and Tortueas "eto eased to the unised
sta:cs all well fortified, nna tho hccts whie9 would
were made availatic 1T the points which had been
1ost by the Eupuenc.s Of The prcetdtn. almiulstEa
tlon. secrecy has its tneonseniences. bnt uPon n
vel Kept was the secrcs that n :ciatnihG the steam.
e. Atlantic, brought tacs 10 New York, At oncc,
ncws Of the destination end Of the succss of the
crpetfi5op. y
, 1865-09-16

Return Of Gov. Stonc-fA1s Estimate OF
the Campafgn-PoIIttcal Intelligence
-E1tenkIon OF Railroad and Tele-
graph Facilities.
tspecia! Despatch 70 .ne Chicago Thhnne.1
DEs MONIES, Sept. Is.
Gov. Stone arravcd he,cc as=s n,sht. having nlled
al his appointments. The ~. II paasa
pleased With the csupaisn prospects. Afer casesut
observations he puts the majority Tor the Slate
ticket al not less than IS Geo, md wonld give not
Ing to have that majority insured Ills figures
n,c ii lcast 1850 below the smallest majority.
Gel. Dcnta1, the Coppe1tead candidate for Gov
error, ta.1uc tw1ce declined 10 mtet Coz. Stope On
the stump and ditcuss the questions o! tho day
with him beioi7 tine people, :s Eow psoi1t.s him
b speaking on short notices ind tryinS to prove
thss he lbcator) Is not DemodaL
tta1 Committee, to-day received dcspa.ch from ".
y. Hamilton, Of Dubuque accepting the place for
.!cntcnaat Gosesn'E ; @ on .he Go2Ps:head ticket
The statements that this city Il about to be de-
prtved Of portion of fts telcsraphic, eonmuntca-
lions it Nithoa! m .ast all s6s ncs;ps
q line from Keoknk 10 this pttcc, Which will giss
r nss sonRseon with q hop1; aae a1so ta
Important movements in connection with our
.alrcad intc.ests are now on foot and will he pushed
by live men in tho right spirit, and By means that
The Fossums held their county convention hero
today md nomtrstcd Coppe1hcad county ticket
which rin bc tumhled under hy over four hundred
majority. on the 10th Of October. There were but
twenty-five delegates n the convention. who IN .
halr hours time nominated ticket 10 I'LL tco Of
ices. Everything hat evidently been cut and dsied
With The copperheads b<:forc the convention net
For the Staie Seratc they put up one hershaTT,
opposition TO Hon. j. ". Cattel one Of the strong
cei men in the state. Tho b4lnnce Of their tlcket
rms IL about The ssne way. mish The exception Of
one or tyo good n1cI, who viii not accept
, 1865-09-16

Anniversary Ce1ebrntfon-Nayel In-
etructfon~-Our Sn....o1lal Currency
The Sccrr..ury OF the Treasury auif
Co..,ptroller on Its Redemption.
NEw Yoak, Sept. 15--F!ngs were hoistsd on the
ttay, In connemoratfou Of the capture Of the City
Of Mexico BY Gen. Scott.
The following Is an abs strset from the new naEy
regulation. Issued on the 1st:
asse1 tHe 6rst Of June lsG6 neither snslssss
nAstsFr. nor nent1usntf will be protnusea 20 tns
tabshed to he satt.taction Of The Board Of Exam
ming Officers. Of others duly, appointed By the
beard, that they possees sufficient knowledge Of
The fnaeh OF spsn.sh Lnguassss to speak them
with fair degree OF f!uenc;."
In regard to the redemption Of the Na.iurat Bank
petes, The Secretary Of the Treasury hu4 eeut the
following reply to u letter from the committee Qt
assoelaied hanks;
't7hat they il.yc the right to redeem their notes
nt commercial centres and that system that shall
dcn2,ion At such points is needed to give uoifo rm
value 10 the notes Of National banks, aud tlat the
e{Itxt Of such syrtena would lie advantageous to
the people and the banking syssc1n. The pc1nts at
whtch tntcrtoF lansinH tnstttutone, IN conformity
Ni:l M current CT trule, keep tbe1e t1nk b1l1ncn5.
iii. MeCc1tocn."
NJ. Clark, Comptroller of the Currency:
Il can kex 10 Objection wbalevtI TO yo1rpcopo.cd
plan OF q clearing or a=soEtng house, 1t WILL make
The notes of all National banks what they cannot
Country. 1fshcy ars redeemed At par 1t New York,
Philadelphia and Hostou, they Will be ut par in
every section oT tlr Land. am confident the meas.
n1c adopted. Will meet tho approval Of u! sonnd
attronr falss 10 all the material interests Of tho
tOuLtIy.*'
, 1865-09-16
VOL. XIX.

fo1r Hon. Judge Bcrr5. The petition was llemia=ed
by lbe Court, and an appeal then taken to the Ap-
pclatc Court Of the, State, sitting at Annapolis.
Ibis bssnCs the matter TO an carly teat
Capt n. Grey. late Quastermastcr OF Tho 18th
New York caya11y, arrested at bridgeport a few
days ago for stealing and selling. Government
properly while bis regiment was stationed neas
Alexandria. Va, has been committed to the old
Capitol prison.
The Ecw York HorfIs Washington special says:
"Dnrante AtwAter, charged with fhc larceny Of The
Andersonvfle prison records, which were putrha.et
from him by the War Department for the e1E q
$5'9. has hecn tried BY court martial. which held
its session ut the headquarters In Warrington.
The ren,enee has been submitted to the Waf De
paftnent, and II now awuittng the approval Of the
proper authorities, when It will doubtless be made
Al the Land Otice IN Bomo, Mick, I, ,ssss6 acrcs
were taken up last month, for tctnal settlement,
under the Homestead Law.
NEW YorK, Sept. 1.-THE Rostts Washington
epecial says the secretarJ Of the Treasury deniet
The report that be intends Issuing in exrhange
fu1 Treasury compound interest notes.
The statement that all the troops will be With
drawn from The Southern States Il entirely groune
leea.
The force in the Treasury Department y gadnal
II reducing 10 the lowest limit consistent with tht
Ecc.sitIes Of the public service. 1mpostant re-
trcuchmcnts a5c Aleo in progrcsa In other Depart
Incuts OF the Government
, 1865-09-16

next term Of the Circuit Coa1 for tra1, in tho sum
Of $4,000. J. D. Smith. E-q., one Of the most en-
ezeec and sktIhl attorneys At the baf. his Under
taken the prosecution.
The Attorney General has replied to an applica-
hon 10 him on the subject, that IN his opinion the
od,ccrs Of Incorporated Masonic Lodge. are re-
qu1Eed TO take the oath Of 1oystJ, and 10 the qus
ton whether teachers In Sunday schools arc re-
qulEed to take the oath, has replied in the nsg7-
fire.
Rev. Ar. Cronin, priest Of the Catholic Church
OF Hannibal, waa arrested on Tuesday On a COM
plant lodged asainzt him for PREACHING ~ without m
resistance vas made dc 10 tot The M a11ssl @ " Tic accused
was taken before Justice MO. Archer and having
contested to Violation Of the Ian. .Eas bound oseE
IN the sEm q 900 10 appear 1t the nett term OF
the Marion Circuit Court
Gen. Sally reports from Fort Derthold, August
18th, that one Of the leading fankton Chiefs,
.<Metfc1ne Bow hat surrendered, md promises
to induce the balance Of his tribc to follow his e1-
ample.
Gen. Conner has established 3 military post on
Powder riser+ and was lately en route 10 Panthes
Mountains to brcak up nest Of troublesome and
hostile 1palnue there.
, 1865-09-16

The English pnrty md their reception
Arrest Of Catholic Priests for violation
OF tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF nn
Indian Chief to Gen. Suuy-Gcn.
Cottncr4x Movements.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1Hbune.@
ST. Lor1s, Sept. IL
The English party have expressed their pleasure
with ihe magnificent reception given them nc1c-
The banqnet, at which Generals Grant and sher'
man were present, at the Southern Hotel, Uas
grand ulalr. Several Of the party made speeches.
Gen. Sherman spoke on behalf Of Gen. Giant Ihe
part5 1eie At A. 81, On special train for Chicago
Among the numerous tult.hunters In the cass'
looking nj the Engliah party, IL ono who records
himself on The Hotel Register As follows: "Chazle1
l. Wilson late Secretary Of Legation at the Conr
Of ST, Jmcs, md Editor and Proprietor nt The
Chicago Es<i.:x; .jea=nat.r This Formidable IL
ec1iptiou ie exposed to public view nt the Ltndel
II Il reported they have already entered into ne
cotiations c1 controlling interest ~ the Ohio and
MtsS;ssfppi road hence to Cincinnati.
jefItftpn City defpatch saye the Catholic prles
H. ahis nttec who Was arrested fos violating The laH
nfihs New Consutnlion requiring pfcachcrs to taxi
~ nath o{ Io5slty, this morning appested beton
| the equisc and gas: c'2-s 'o' - - -
, 1865-09-16
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Military Nattcrs-TaIable Property OF
*angannn Cnunly-Itcturu OF the
Goscrnor-*nbscrlptl to the Lin
coin Monument Fund.
Ispecial Dc4patch 10 the Ch}ca-o Ttibune.]
SEEHGE1EIu, Sept IL
The 14.h, 18th and I'D regiments Of Illinois In
fauf1y, a1e expected here tomorrow, hasing been
mustered out at Leavenworth, Kansas, on the It'll
instant.
The County Clerk OF Sapgamon comfy reports
the total tn.able property Of the county at $780,
l5a OF which eight millions Is in the city Q! Spring
Geld.
The Governor returned TO the capital this morn
Ing from lincoln.
State Treasurer Beye1iaye received yesterday
sa0s!7o IN subscriptions to the National Lincoln
Fund.
4 freight train On the Great Western Railroad
ran of the track the ssngnmon river bridge near
Decatur this evening No one injured. Probable
damage 10 enrs <3,UN.
The 14Sah regiment Illinois infantry lett on
special train this evening.
, 1865-09-16

CAIRO, Sept. 13.-Slne hundred balcs IF cotton
pse.ed Eeze for Cincinnati Yesterday, and 90 for
St, Louis md ITO for Evansville to-day.
A mcctInE Of citizens today appointed a commit
tee to tnyiie Gen. Grant to visit Cairo, whcfe he
began bis illastous career, and parake Of the hos
nitalltics Of the city.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 1s.-The Collector has com
1neneed refundIns the one per cent per pound ship
nfr! fee on cotton and the three cents merchandise
lee heretofore erroneously collected.
The Mobile Attrs' Montgomery special EaTs many
influential cit1Eent In Marsu.o and adjacent coun
tics pesitioned Governor Parsons asking his inter
positiou for the remoyu1 Of Col. Lynch, Of the Et
Ntscounin cavalry, as LSnch's open Eendments
would lead to nerro rebellion agatust the whites
md hlnodAftd 1YSt imminent.
, 1865-09-16
Nrno A1hfrtisements.
THE NATION,

This Day Published, Sept. II, 1865.
coMT1N rs:
THE TEEK,
WIN tte Freed Negro Race At the South die outS
4 IoftF Enterprise.
Corporations nd the People.
General Lee rs a. Instructor Of Youth.
Tie rrles Of Evidence in AIaharua.
Councils .nd Co0vrnk!ons-
CoRREsP0NDENCE,
The Southern whites.
Small Savings.
1Ialle1n&n's Ankles.
Tpc South - l. L.
Enslah Feeling towards America.
The BsrAk Up.
L1rERATUREs
Literary Notes.
NJ. ParknaaI Historical Narratives.
Ine schoube1s-Cotta Family
Jesse q. Jones On Sir William Hamilton.
Military Surgery
FINE ARTS
The p.aua.
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
rx,u-Thsee Dollars PCT annum IN adya7ce; stx
+onnths Tvn po2tsfs When dellyascI bJ carrier n
New York OF Brooklyn, my cents aduuoEal-
JOSEPH E. RICHARDS. Publisher,
No. 110 Sassau-st, New York.
Trsr4rx AaExcY-Enom %, Lombard 6loo@- oS
Post omcc Box a747, Chicago. H.
Subscriptions and advertisements received Aseass
wanted to eansass the Western state7-
AIdscss, DANIEL T. ALLEN.
FOE SALE BY ALL NEWS AGENTS.
, 1865-09-16

New ToEK, Sept. 13:-ME. Dickcr.op contra
dic.e the statement that the Algonquin has broken
sef ennmenced. It viii commence as 5000 as both
let1cls can be put In order: The Winoosh 4 10 be
f.1ntshed with coo pounds Of coal Per hons, and
The Algonquin Is to have the satno allowance, and
If she uAee 1e.s coal makes NoEe FeSoinhons ret
minute than the NinDosla- che wins not, hne
, 1865-09-16
FR0M :ANDERSONYILLE.


C0nd1tJ0n OF tE1e Hf0uNu9-1M1cFC6*IHH
tOfF3eudx Of Deceased Soldiers.
New YonK, Sept. il.
The Washington speffa1 to The Ht7tai suJs:
dcrsppys1ie containing Interesting particulars to
The friends Of deceased soldiers buried there The
National Groseynrd l. being improved md beautt-
terF.ife is under the immediate charge OF Capt: ".
4. GsiiIin. who has been at work there elnee Mny
l..t: All Of the old buildings a1c staaa.n:3,
;5,o00 prisoners. being the largest number eve.
there. No bodies can t.e removed until November,
a. the military huihottie. prevent 1t: Aer the 1st
there cn procure metu1Iic cotnl at that plaen for
transportation to nny part of the Union. Persons
rho Do not desire OF have not The means 10 visit
the rlace can have the bodies fent BY express hy
ap1,fication 10 Thomas 4. Brock. The graves 'a1e
aiI numbered md easily aecertainea.
, 1865-09-16
CHICAGO. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1865.

ctanan'a term Nor does he believe ug sueh
AGREEMENT WIS authorized BY III. Buchanan, OF OF
ever existed. 9f quotes from ettes sbiea &c III n
Hayne, taying ehonld Major Anderson'e safetJ E,
qufte retp:nrccments, eEerS effort would be E1aoe
to supply them. at Tint lime, however, tte 10Y"
e1umcnt did not deem It necessary TO send him re-
Inducements bec4nae he made no such reqneatr
and felt ouIte secure In his position.