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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29

Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November p.
Flopr market quite dull; sales at 3 y0@
. - for superffne; sStfS - for new extra; s9G
20 for old extra. and - s5ai2 0o for family
and 1ncy.
Wheat dull and lower: sales Of old red at 81
9Stgzo0, and new at 81 -.
Con- dull and prices nominal; new Is held at
oas- in good demand; sales At AZ in eleva-
tor.
Rye advanced to S5c for prime.
There j. a better feeling in the market for
hogs, There is a good demand for fair 10 ave
rage; sales at SO O091O 30 net, but holders are
firm ~ SO 50@1l 90. The receipts foot up
900 head.
Old city mess pork could have been bought
at ST 90; new i held at S2S co. the latter the
asking rates.
Green meats closed with rather more firm
ness-a 81, l114 and 13@131ze for shoulders,
sides and hams.
Lar,l il nominally 2@3c lower, and was free
ly offered at the close at 20lk@2lc for prime
leaf.
whisky dub at - ~.
Cold l41@l4II.
Weather clear Thermometer a.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29
1ector--RailrOad Depot Burned.

LOUISVILLE. November y. Last Saturday.
the Collector Of Internal Revenue seized upon
the stock of q manufacturer of tobacco here for
alleged frauds in returns and not keeping his
books as required by law. Yesterday the
stock and implements Of another manufacturer
seized for the same offense. The
are now under investigation both in New
York. where part Of the stock j. held and in
this eity.
The Lebanon and Kentucky Railroad Depot
w.s burnt this morning. There are no par
+. ular~
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N'orkmeu tn be Disc h n rged - ud lie la |
Appoint ment.

BOSTON. November 2S.-The workmcn now
employed in the Navy Yard number about
SAN. and under a recent order from the
Navy Department from 100 10 $40 will he
discharged next saturday.
Governor Cony. Il Maine. has appointed
General George r. ShePley IL the Judse>hip on
the supreme Court Bench Of that STATE. made
vacant by The ncS mation If Jude Woodbury.
Davis
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The Post says beef cattle i'm the earlier part
of the week ruled dull. and the Albany market
was, i'm consequence, likewise dull. An addi-
tion was expected from day to day, but large
number of cattle at that place were sold into
the country, so the supply was less than was
generally anticipated, and with comparative
ly small number of really choice cattle on hand
the market on Monday opened active.
The market to-day was quite quiet. for want
of stock, and prices ranged from 10 to 1Sc per
lb, with few thin and coarse beeves below
the inside price.
Good mieh cows have commanded some
high prices. but inferior cattle are not easily
sold.
Veal calves are more plenty, and are also
more wanted. There isnO change from former
rates.
Sheep and lambs show a marked improve
ment over last week, owing 10 the falling off in
supply. and the increased demand.
Swine were plenty, and as the demand was
mot sufficient, prices were still further de-
cried, with large amount unsold at the close
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Boston November 3>.-The Boston Board
of Trade ha> adopted series of resolutions
looking toincrcase,l cotton r.isingin the south.
i'm which the Government j. requested. within
the sphere Of it, legitimate powers. 10 aid
forthwith I'm sustaining and organizing such
portions of The lahoring CLASSES now in the
southern states a can not be reached by pri-
waite .caf.it4l, not only ON the ground Of con
sidrrre hum anity. eut also ia secure their IA
hor % themselves and the country.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29

RALEIGH. y. e. November s>.-iion. Tho
settle. -fsunch Union man. Wac elected
speaker Of the state >enaie to-day. Both
Houses orgsnizel and adjourned till tomorrow
Gov. Holden j Improving. and i able t. III up
in his room.
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Frank eurley Re~pited.

NAsHyILLk. November 2s--Frank Gurley.
sentenced ~ tehang N Huntsville. Alabama,
on Friday Of this week. has by request Of nu-
merous citizens Of Huntsville. been respited
by Brigadier General Whipple until such time
n further facts In his ease can Dc submitted
10 the President. -
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VOLUME /.

1t has been determined by the Navy DE-
partment 70 dispense with the services Of all
the workmen employed in the Brooklyn Navy
Yard who did not serve in the army or navy
during the REBELLION.
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n. CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
Organization Of the House
Etc, Etc, Etc.
Later from Europe.

Arrival OF the Steamship ScOtia--The IN e
Adums-R Russell COrrespOudence--
The shenand Oah,s Men--'rhe Arrest
OF the Fenian nHead-Center--Rcd educ
ton of the French Army --Empe rOr
of Austria tn be Crowned II ing OF
Hungary and CrOtia.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29

PtftsBURG. November 2s.-Riyer stationery
with four feet four inches by the pier mark.
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Death os the chancellor os Delaware.

PHnApFLrHI,. November S.-Tbe Hon. 4.
NJ Harrington. Chancellor Il the State of Del
aw are. died suddenly Al the " ashington HOUSE
In this city to-day.
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NEW YORK, November %.
The current prices at all the markets for the
week are
Bet{ Cattie-fst quality, per head. 81 50e1
Il o. >fair - good, Si3 506fla 90; Common, 81
49, e.. E.al-la1 -.
Cows and caivc~-Extfa, per head. syec5feo !:
fst quality, S6j@s5; ordinary, $4,000: COM
mon, S:S5@45 inferior, S30d3j.
Veal Calves-1st quality, per pound. 12;Sa
lie; ordinary, 1l@l2c; common, 913@l1c; in
ferior 9@9lkc.
Sheep and Lambs-EXtra. per head 81 50(d
90; prime 50 0O657 90; ordinrry. 81 0065 30;
common, 50@5 90; inferior. q O0@i y.
Swine-C Corn-fed, 1lA@l2l<c; swill-fed 10l5
111ze.
REMARKS
The demand for beeyes was more active this
week, and prices We're about &c per pound
higher for all kinds. The advance was owing
exclusively 10 large falling of in the receipts.
which were 700 to 500 head less than last week
Prices ranged from Zoe to Is and 19e better for
the different grades quoted above.
Sheep and lambs were active and 1c per lb.
higher.
Hogs dull and heavy; prices altogether low
er.
The total receipts of all the stocks. at all the
yards, for this week and last week, foot up as
follows:
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LOST.

II oST-NEw F0UNDLAED PUP.-Abozt . week
u a ago lost New F0undland Pup. Answers to the
name Of Grant Had q fancy collar aToand his
neck Any returning him to s North Illinois street
viii be literally rewarded. rows est
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23

The Eeaweed Tonic produces lasting results, thoroughly inyigorating the stomach and di- gestive system. and enabling it to eliminate and malie into heait blood fiie food winch may be used for that purpose. It is sol won derful in it's effects tiiatsa wineglass full will digest hearty meal. and al little lof 1t taken before breakfast, will giyc tone to the stom-, ach, which few medicines possess the power of doing. soss5 7sssafs g sssssssss aufi ssss- The MANDRAKE PILLS may be taken with entire safety by all ages. land conditions. pro ducing all the good results that, Gan bei obtain ed from calomel, or any of the mercurial med- icines. aud without any of their ,hurtfnli or in juricus results. They carry out of the system the feculent and worn-out matters loosened and dissolved by my Seaweed Tonic and Pul-. monic Syrup. 1t will be seen that all threeofs my. medicines are needed in most cases to cure
 '9 < AGENTsg l.ssl5w
 BosToN. Geulge c. Goodwin X Co. s ~
 NEW YoRK,--Demas Barnes X Co.,
 .BALrIMoRE.-S. s Hance. ffs
 PIrnBuRGH, Dr. George H.. Keyser. 5 :,
 CINclNNATI.--E. E. Sure < Co. and John
 D. Park. .c -, g ss.a
 CHICAGO Lord < Smith. andsH. Scoyiil.
 ST. LouIs ,C Collins Bro ..sf .
 SAN FRANcIscoA Hostetter, smith & Dean: Also, sold iyy all Druggists and Dealers. ty8S
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23

5oau BrrxSNcs, REAL EsTATR AGENT. Il ken
 seIl fsr eighteen hundred and thirty nine dol-
 lara a palace, q sweet and pensive retirement, IT 6Ie e3h6 4ife eI6 banks uv tue Hudson.
 kontainin S5 ekerd. The land is luxqrionsly .~,,ediyidsa hyothe hand uv nacher and art in pastor and ti!lage, intoo plsin, and d dskhs'.y. " .s, vint3o stenl brnptness and the daiilancs os ssi nosstnfted medder ;stteams ov sparkling glad IelsA vnsss sk with tront danse through this wi- h gder6esS 6v b0ty to the low musk Ov the krick VI sid It and gfasshoppir. The evergreen sighs as sloa ee evening sephir Hits thru its shaddowy buz ,.ssa' and the aspen trembles Ike the luvsmit .a 4 k hart ov dalnsell, Frutss ov the tropiks, ys a ther aolden huty, melt on the bows, and the VI s ' bees 10 heavy send sweet rum the fields to ,a ss S theirs safneling. hives The manshnn is ov ~ Rayian ibaSbel, the porch is single diamond. N srusetseitb rd6iz and the mother ov purl the q es a6ooss are 0y rosewood, and the ceilings are sgsw 6af hutifuf than the stalry vault oy heaven 'asao Hot tand koid water bubbles and squirts in 70 as every apartment and nothing is wanting that
 poet could pray for, or art portray. 4.
 6ss stables are worthy the steeds ev Nimrod Of the studs of Akilles, and it's heneFy was bilt eckspresly fer the birds ov paradize'; while
 aaaihet iii ths5 s5distans like the kaye ov her
 init. glmpses are caught ov the dog house wsfsHere poets hey cum and Warbled tner iaze- <. here scplptsr hev seulpt, here painters I nes -Ae1 tbe philosopher diskuyered the sun, which made him the akemst ov nacher. Next north s . wayd oy sthng buty sleeps the residenz sss and domains ov Duke Jvhn Smith, while south sMard, and neererths spice breething trop:ks, .assA may sesn the baronialvilly of Earl Brown,
 and the Duchess, Wilder Betsey S.evens- lssss Walls ov primitive rock, laid ia Roman ce-
 meGt, bound the estate while upward and down. ward the eye catches far away the majestic and Azs slow grandeur of the Hudson. As the young sssa morn hangs like cutting of silver rum the
 blew brest of the sky, an angel may be seen .se each nighs dancing with golden tiptoes on the ,asa grsen;w N Bs--4This angel goes with the .saN place1 asa sisa9Iadw sa s.sai58 .2
 al isah Diagrams may be scene at the offs ov the bsa Terms Aattering None but principles saf 7delc with aIftleas pure as the breth ov a 5sa !white male infant, and possession given with as eahe lark Fur full description, read. '.Ovid's 1s Art oy Love, or call (in your carriage) on Aas Josh Billings, Reel Estait Agent. 9asi
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23
6 taiot so'' PA RIM E RS
 Save Time, Labor and Money, and use .he j 2o Best and Cheapest Manure made. { zHEEXCELSIOR POUDRETTE ,ssssa Manufactured by z i.s l. y S'A s'4 RICARDO & CO.,,
 lrs esads q se OFFICE, l94 FRONT ST, N. Y.


 sIcb We have greater facilities for making supe. yvcgior article of Poudrette than any other com. pany, having the exclusive contract for all the
 Night Soil, Urine, Blood. Offal, &c. &c i, oi sxl krovklyn and " Williamsburg. of which we make q, @ standard articls.5 We will guarantee the Ex- r cclsior Youdrette to surpass any Fertilizer that
 can le obtained for the same money either for . 40ardsnor Field. ! afiiYagyefeH 4# H}ta4
 : PRicE, S2,00 per Barrel in N w York end 83 ascentaper bushel delivered to vessels at Factory, sY Staten Island. N. Y. .dsf4dJ 7. w.ssts} ssb BE SURE YOU GET THE EXCELSIOR. Beware of Frauds aud misrepresentations. Send sI95 IF your orders early to secure supply. ..oS Address RICARDO & CO, et ',,.,T. ts4 Front St., N. Y. fgswSend for our annual pamphlet giving direc- ctiohs and certificates. free to any address. .iEswWe have also constantly on hand and for sale isaat the lowest mal ket prices Peruvian and Fish gaa0 0aano, Pure. Ground BJne Dust, Super Phos- sasphate. of Lime, Plaster, &c., &c., v sass 47 Pm es AGENTS WANTED. .As, ..f4
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENT CE OF s s FTCE and9. +3@ -ielss

NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OF
 FICE, and s ,.5s -'o,s BENEVOLENT AID SOCIETY. (hatelligencer Bui1ding) Washingtoa D. c. President--JAMEs B. Corr of Connecticut At
 torney at Law, late Major us. N.ras .-.-, Corresponding Secretary--EDGAR A. NlcKELs of
 Name, late Captain U. s. V. sSr9ae .1. rSrABLISHED to furnish information as to nA the whereabouts of those ih the Army and Navy, and their disposition if sick, wounded or deceased. It will also give information and as sistance in the transaction of any character of business with the different departments of the National Government, and careful attention to the collection of pensions. bounty, back pay, and prize money, and sETTLEMENT or OFFICERS ACCOUNTS, contractors claims, and claims for property destroyed or talk sn'i also to the pro- curing of patents. Letters asking for informa- tion should enclose one dollar, Address .5s
 CoRREspoNDINe SECRETARY. Pc. Fox 494, :, s8 lt Washington, D. C..
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R. H. EDDYs>sa - SOLICITOR QF-PATENTS. ..i Late Aqent u uSPMatpO6ice, Washington
 s(ander tts Actof lss7l s . A75 State Street, opposite Kilby Street. = = N rrr.- BOSTON. s&A, ...

4 EYER an extensive practice of upwards of -AtweEty years, continues to. secure Patents in inc United States : also in Great Britain,
 France and other foreign countries Caveats. Speci6cati ions, Bonds Assig nments and all Ia
 pers or Drawinxsfof Pstellts ,ex eclAed on lib eral terms. and witlL dssp patch. .Researches
 made into American or Foreign works, to test
 the validity or utility of P,,tents pl Inventions --and legal and other advice rendered in all
 matters touching the same.a Copies oof the
 claims of any Patent Furnished Ey semitting
 one dollar. Assignments reeesded ediatsWashing-
 ton.4t- a~~-s, s+.s-s s. r ,A@~% @aS3a
 England, but throaghn, insentofx5hRve ad-
 vantapes for sec uri ng Patentsy OfEaseef ftaining
 the patentability of inventions. unsprpassed bv. if not immeasurably superior to any. which can be offered them elsewheTe The testiIno9 nials given below prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE. I than the subscriber and as SUCCESS IS THE i BEST PROOF OF EsADVANTAGES ANQsA | ". he would add that he has abundant req sonto believe, and can prove, that at no other ,ofice of the kind are the eharges for 1profss-
 sional services so inedefate The i'm merIse piac- tice of the subscriber during twenty yerrs past, has enabled him to accumulate vast oollec' Etion of specifications and official decisions rela- l tive to Patents. V sR t. These besides his is-exteusixsIli library of legal and mechanical works, and fall accounts. of l patents granted in the United States and Eul rope, render him able b. yond qnestions to of
 fer superior facilities for obtaining Patents. sG All necessity of a ajourney to Washington. !. to procure patent. and the usual great delay there, are here saved inventors
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23
POPULAR 7-3O LOAN.

Under the recent arrangement of the Treasury Department with MT. Jay Cooke, General
 Subscription Agent.
 Checks and. Drafts uo v e also re, Legal Ten der Notes and National N W Yorko es may be remitted in payment. Bank Nceive all Le- gal lender. Five Per Cent. Notes. and allow the saccrfed fhterestto date of subscription.
 The 30 Notes will be forwarded by express, free of charge, to, all points reached y express coshpan ess Ill h ! i4QJkfl1
 Orders may be forwarded to us direct, or throiagh your nearest bank or banker. 4 Persons visiting the city can find full as . sediment of tae notes on hand at our office for immediate delivery. , 7a 2sa
 Orders by mail should be accompanied ;th the address in full to which the notes are to be forwarded os
 We also keep on hand. and buy and sell at market rates, all kinds of
 99's Sos United States Securities.
 Accounts of Banks, Bankers, and individu- als lsreceived on favorable terms. s5
 oss oss ;. + FISK & HATCH,
 o0of :. 05s BANKERS, } 3o0A 2 9t'S38 Wall Street, New York
 4s ssmzR1rII EXT TG 5Ik9
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23
Continental Life 5s lnsui'an' E -s<saispe isio Company o' i2. E,., -,,., ! e',E ..'a ssass z OF HARTFoRD. CONN. s;e;, s
,CApITAL-$l5e,0 900.

gUVHIS Gompauy is Iinssuipg Policies on $ As6L Lives, upon exceedingly advantageous terms, embracing all themost, desirable objects to Ie accomplished iu Life Insurance. oll.s v . The Agents of the Company will comm G qnl. 2. cate information, and make, known the, ,rates < ,oi e Ssa LA ssnciss may be 0Dtainsd a' 'hs Prsaaa s. RICE. a' ,.,..s l.s r.as t, 2; ,i sa aSxerstnys SaH [. B. EMohr .5 A =. i1s D1ssiofsL John s. Rice, James |: Gnapman, Iotaee Cornwall, Ezra Hall. All nS. ssiligan; a E .'s;'.s : ii 1Hsndee3l Sam'l E Ellmore, Buel sessaTicIs sta H..K. w. lweIch: Abner Church. il1
 E5nn;ninc Paysiciaa--R Mi Hastings, p
 ,nec IS+ 1964sry tisa sdF aiS .saA II 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23

Travellers lnstiranee gOhfp&nY.
 t MAIN STREET. HARTF0RD1s
 .;s,fo'ss CAPITAL, 2oo,0o. silIw Nov prepared to insure persona asainss ,,...1 oafa , ACCIDENTS.
 OF EVERY DESORfPTI0NaT Yearly policies will beissued for sprsmfum a 6, z,gb 1so Five D0llarsud zg0 granting insurance tuthe amountsofsaes . FIVE sTHoUgAND DOL LA Ahss against accidental loss of life while trsvtllins Y Oynsss a1s eR'"rEN FEN DOLLARS SSSI iBEMiuM'soG seeusss policy for $5o00 and iS25 per aWesk ,sompensatiou tor personnel injury fn64pe euits- ting the assured fsomchis ordinary busi1sss. DoLLAHs PREMfuA secures a full policy for 5000 and yz3 pes week comprehension for alI and every .dsscsip. tion of accident, 2 ftfa selip8e eprs otfefWlss e Policies for $500, withs S8 per week e6hpen- sation can be had fort @ Der ahhini tfi any other sum l,etNeen $500 and 5000 eV1ppor. ,tionate ratesgv9 Geil gGi7SiBs SIS tad1 sf t4eH a4e sEd, baf -DinHGnoRssa ,tBoIdt ssos Gustsyus W. payiseg .sWaHs ealleuderg Jas, |, Howard.,ns 4iiGsoe 4eeFesg Marshall Jewell ao bu Ebsnezsr- RQheEA. Chos. Belknpp, 1f. s,sSa Gbayles, White cI dso Srasl'SS $ GiimhA -sai S obs than 5. BShss. E3l v JAMss G. BArrsasoH, President. ---l-- HoDsE1 DENNIS, Secretary '.
 l7yl HsnRY X DYkn, 'GeneraliA9snt.
 ,;s. .,;r-,,r ,,a, GEO. M, ,E00QRUER.
 .,,a,, ,,r ,,, .IAgent for HtehdelA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23
A.good assortment of Cigars, Fancy
 smoking Fobaccos, &c,, &&c. @,.5 !. ...f;.; z. s.,,

S We have an article of. Cream Tartar strictly pure. Don't use worthless stuffl made of acid, E Plaster Paris, and the like, when you can get that which lsgood .s7Q:l&R : s3asA Ii as.9gilst s'i
 a. Drugs are very high and constantly rising, and we hope our customers will pardon us for charging large prices occasionally, as it can't be helped. < s sLitchfeld, Jan. 26,,. 1865. .', in Al.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23
U. s. 7-3O LOAN

By authority of the Secrefary Of the Treasury ths1qkdefsighedl has assumed the Gent ral Sub scrietion Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three-tenths per cent. interest. per annum. known as the
 SEHEN-THIRTY LOAN. These Notes are issned under date of August 10th, 1864. and are payable three years from that time. in currency, are convertible at the option of the holder into
 U. s. $40 Six per cent.
 GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
 These bonds are now worth premium of nine per cent, including gold interest from Nov. which makes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan, at current rates, including interest, about ten per cent. per annum, besides its exemption, from State and municipal tazation, ,uhich aGds from one to three per cent. more, according to the rate levied on other property. The interest paya- ble semi-snnpally by coupons attached to each note, which may be cut of and sold to any bank or banker
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23
s-------~---~-- TESTIMONIALS. ;
 ..l regard Mr. sEddyasone oftthe MOST CAP

--z..-.-- lTEsTIMoSIAIS.----------- t-tuo ..l lsregard Mr. sEddyaso one oftthe MOST cAPA-r BILE AND SUCCESSFUL. practitioners with whom, have any official intercourse Fl -. Hass A CHAkLES MASON Ra aia 5ffs isii F Commissioner of Patehts. isa I have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ person ;MoEE coiis PErENT and TRUSTWORTHY, and more capable0f putting their applications in a form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Of1ce.En asG525lsa 1HFNs x4o, 6ae} sd3 "a EDMUND BURKE,lo 6
 s# fsEp .ti37- sdJ szCommissioner of Patents,s4 ,. .Mf. R. H. Eddy has made for dmesTHIR- TEEN applications, on fall but sone of, which patents have been granted and that is NOW fEspIsas sS Such unmistalzab,es proof of great talent and ability ons his part, leads me tore commend ALI inventofs to apply to nm 70 Mvs cure their patents, asltbey may hesaIe .. 1- a,, ing the most faithfuly attention DeS.oma .,sf their cases, and 1t very reasonaaDlss asp cra 9-1 $! Daring eight months the sueserlosr ,1n ,m srs course of his large practC1s Maag a1oEsTs o rT. iected applicati0ns SfA - ESS a ;,, ..s ,,s FRY ONE of wkicH swas etasss 9ss - A.' - - by the comn''''s R. H, EDDY.
 Jan. I. 1S65 .s5s14 sids 1e st.s s-stysoS ' - T7fr F--.ss iIgI7Ea ssa.Ta !. nAsH paid for Oats; Bnckwheat, and lj Rye, by s-sss' ss9 esssI's ,s .sas sa a .asassbs '. F. SMITH.
 sssgr
 Ia6H.s aaaoaB , sae EEsss.sl ss tsszasTsG u2fsslmEosJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23

Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly furnished upon receipt of subscrip- tiio'ns1 This is sg sY 0e
 : The only Loan in Market now offered by the Government, and it is con identiy expected that it's superior advantages will make it the 'A! S.'i@s . GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
 Less than s2oe ooo,0ooremain unsold, which will probably; be disposed of within the next 6O or 90 days, when the notes will undoubtedly command premium, as has uniformly been the case on closing the subscriptions to other Loans k& ssl}
 Tn order that citizens of every town and sec ton of the country may be afford ed facilities for taking the loan,. the Ma tional Banks: State Banks, and Private ,Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed to receive sub- scriptions at Wr.s Subscribers will select their own agents, in hom they have confidence, and who only are to be responsible for the de- livery of the notes for which they receive or- ders. JAY COOKE.
 Subscription Agent, Philadelp pbia
 Subscriptions will be received by the First National Bank, Litchfeld. 45 3m. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23

DON'T for the Teeth 2 if not, please give Eisa 55SGiak Hisra fine preparation. ps fsas - Islsse
 oamphot Ia lee f for lehapped Hands, Z, q !, ;
 Refined Benzine ,forcG Cleaning Clothes, corbins Worm Syrup, 1s eal Costar's Rat Poison--sure thing, @
 Domestic Dyes, a t'ae1.t .~ssstta7 sel ~.s Porters Cough Balsam, Y ':'sa., -isy' CheYaline Hair Gloss, 5.s.l5 ,.,. 9F
 Browns Bronchial Troches, ,-s ..s5
 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Q. j Marshall's Catarrh Snuff, sassasi ~i9
 Perrins' Fumigator for Catarrh, &c.. Hallsseys Perfumes and Hair Oils. ..a
 A good supply Of velvet corks for
 bottling Cider. Tas 'os s@.'si.sS'-1 4la7s4ss ss..ii --s--- --- tes4u4 sii5l45 -,ih A nice article of Sherry Wine and
 Bourbon Whiskey in bottles for medi- r. g8s544la 2-ia.plf sa.saa staJ~s.aA
 gI- s3 As,ssq qsJ45 >yi}iT ---ai.fsd e4s-s ag os
 Agood assortment of Cigars, Fancy Smoking Fobaccos, &c,, &9cT &c.T a,.i a.,3f;.; ,.,s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23
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! WESsELSa s BUELL. . ;, sss. ssss CASH DRUG ss sTIoRE,E : '. v .s ' s,. NORTH STREET. ET1ia ' r x.

Just Received, some very nice Peach -es and Tomatoes, put up in 2 ID, cans, and cheap for the times. Try them. i Some. fresh Broma also received.
 We have on hand a large supply of Benzine, for cleaning clothes. Only 20.cents for large bottles. 8Qa | ak 3sCr5 .gas