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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29


 died at the country seat of his father, J. Hunt ington Wolcott, Bluehill, Milton, on the 9th inst. There is something unusually mournful in the death of this young officer. He had, as it were, but just left school and it was not easy to realize, when he girded on the sword, that he was not still the beautiful boy, fondly cher ished by all who knew him. A few months | since, he was commissioned in the 2d Mass cavalry. His pure and earnest soul had loug been devoted to the service of his country, and he had not touched the edge of manhood when his appeals to join the army became irresisti- ble. It would have been almost cruelty to have thwarted his fine impulse. He was as. signed to the staff of General Gibbs and took his part in the brilliant closing campaigns of Sheridan, especially a:@ssugsz f z ass cuU1uess and -ssantry at the battle of Five Forks.
 Brief weeks were enough to make manifest the heroic qualities of his nature, and crown, with the fame of a soldier. traits of character which at home and from his infancy had en- deared him to all who watched his daily beauty and fair promise. His strength yielded to tte hardships and struggles of the march and the battle and after the review in Washington he was stricken down with malarious fever. The hope that he might be saved by breath ing again his native air was not fulfilled. He fingered for few days and then fell asleep. So an agonizing bereavement has visited loy al circle of kindred amidst the general rejoicing for the return of peace So one ofthe costliest sacrifices was demanded just when it seemed the call for sacrifices might cease. So a short and brilliant career has given to this communi- ty the proud but inexpressibly sad duty of add ing to it's list of heroes the name of one in whose childke and gentle heart beat the man. Hest pulsations, in whose artless barring could be traced the inspiration of noble desires, seek ing to express themselves in noble teeds. The consolation must be, that it was tie lofty ex- celleace of his aspirations, that brought about what to mortal ken, but to mortal len only, is an untimely departure His spirit has taken it's flight, his fair form is given to he grave, because he was so good and true.
 The wandering thoughts of his illiess were thoughts of duty in his new, and forone nur- tured and tenderly cared for as he lad been, strange vocation. This unconscious 6lelity to the very last. this truthful testimony olpartial delirium tells of the conscientiousness,sin single mindedness, and heaven -hallowed amihion of that inner being, which will be ever unfolding in a brighter sphere. Brief as bright nickly passing vision, the term assigned himhere ; and yet how blameless and how complee the career that IS measured by days-not by Hars !!
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
Agricultural Departnlent.

PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE ENQUIRER" BY
 r.s. GOLD. West Cornwall, Ct.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

.t REQUIsITlOYs.
Requs.ons were received om tho following named foI
printing stationery, &c; .|I.f
Commissioner Of Juror.
Which were referred Committee Printing and
reqaisi,ion was received fcrrepsirs Sheriff. Office
Which was referred to the COMMITTEE Oh county oih
Arsqu.iOn was received for articles and repairs Or Office
Of City Judge.
With was referred to the Committee Criminal Courts
Gd Police.
Which referred 70 the Committee on Civil COurts.
COMMUNICATIONS.
communication wa. received from tho Commissioners oi
haen BIdse transmitting record oi proceedings Sepem
osr2 and %, October and 10, 1865.
Which was ordered on file.
Ihe following received:
d. Coxr1EoILEH,s OFFICE ALBasr, October 10. leeS'
Chsper 2 Of the Laws Of 1883 have xed the aggregate val
.SI .psS whe eVS 4 s's Sopay a II
vd for the current year. being ~ 1880 mills the dollar
rsT seSoo. in,ns per chsp.er SIS. Laws 1884.
For 0eurl PuIpose "a mills per Chapter 7o9 Laws 1865
s1 c:n. % ss Ssr csSa oESssr y Lew .gfs
for Extension Of Cheuanso Canal sS Of mill per Cbsp.er
For Chsnpain Canal 40 Of mil, per Chapter Iso Law,
For Be,niies, z per cent pei chsper sS laws ises.
Your ebedsnt servant,
=. H. ROBINSON. comptroIlrr.
Ia kovesbs 10 favor of creating debt for snss tn.
WIN be eri;ed from the tax levy and e'realas directing
Which was referred to the Committee Annual Taxes.
communication received from the Comptroller
hitting the quarterly report Of claims against the County
sd and paid during the quarter eDdns September 90 1865
CITY on yEgw-YoRx-DypAnrxKrr on PiSAscn 4,
ConYTBoLLKRs OYyicg, DC. .ober 2, 1863 !
Genlemen Of nsioard Of Sayetiioys Of ne County ct Ne1
York; ! ttte.I tt' r. q
trnps1 herewith the nsnsl report Of his department IA
,sen 10 tho tossees Of the county Of kew.iok fSr tn,
thfd quarter oftbe current hsca year via f.
AFPreib Tiy uncx pcf aed December 81
~ at Hr@ Ssiiea' mao p''eioo' 70 bst a., -, :,
no 8ttcss % Blk.
70 tn oEds.ce Ol the hsaIf II Sukcfy,oT -,. a I'd.
approved January D. 1865, there wss spP5oprl lsf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

Peal. Al, price Is per cent below that q wc1
nicnre Of zen. Washington OF the sane sIs ne
style By the artist ,'s purchases 0' 'H' ''''''
Your Committee therefore, recommend for adoption 'n'
R,s.pd Thss the sum Of fife. hundred do ;. and
hereby appropriated III the ppIss h e%bsHds Pese
e II. Isw SrS Snn and that . hs
chamber ofhe Board OF Supervisors w tns 70 sn1
in the room to be occupied By this Board ;ns
the Comptroller hereby authorized and d. of Rem
brandt Peae for the sum II 6een Qs ioI as sas
portrait. and charge 70 tho appropriation '0'
Which was laid over
| UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Committee on County oesr In Of w adoo,.
A. Boole, for recording births % City Inspector S
Sept u, and vetoed Sept. 2s).
The report heu :eeeped snd the rs,Ouss .os g
the Mayor. by tie following vote:
visor; Blunt Davis, po1 Purdy R0ch'S
1851 relating the Board Of Supervisors Of the C0hny =
The report Of the Special C.m@ss New Court H0uss:
in ,,Gs @ Of Msaqsy y Nn and Ss. e:
taken up and considered
The ,ad report wa. then accepted and tho re'oosies
fmstive--supervso,s Blunt. Davis. pmay. RocAs
Shook, Tweed and willmsnn-z ,r1
Negative--Supervsor Ely-L
The report Commute, Annual Taxes ia favor q
appropriation TO pay for copying certain old records
up accepted aud resolution adopted by the following
Afmative-sup.rvi,or. Blunt, Davis Fos Purdy, Roeba
Shook and Wlmann-7.
Negative-SupervsorTw Tweed-3.
And the same was directed TO DO His Honor The
Mayor for approval
RESOLUTION.
Supervisor DAVIS presented ths following:
Rored That It Do referred the Committee Annual
and tho legal sdyiser Of Board for pupess q
sscertanng the Of assessed and collected IRON
institutions entitled to relief under the
decision Of the Supreme Of the United States in resDQ
the exemption bonds Of the United States foatA
ation.
Which was adopted
MOTION.
Supervisor PURpY moved that when the Board adjourn
will do Saturday, November4 at IL O'Clock, N
Which carried
On motion che Board then adjourned. -
JOSEPH d. YOUNG, Clsrh.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Weekly Report of Deaths

In the City Of from the 23d day Of October to hs
3oth day Of October 1868
Men. 1Is; women. 81; boys, l23; girls llstota 49,
adults 26; children, 242i mses 242 females, 2o6I co
ored persons, o. .3
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
them by Fire Marshal. for use OF
Office In their building In year

them by Fire Marshal, for use OF
Office In their building In year
1865 "a
County Revenue Bonds Of 1865 ssued...... So3tSV W
Riot Damages Indemnity Fund Bonds s...'.... Ai"V :"
Amount received from State of
New \ ork account OF Bounty .
money due the County. $4,000 90
Proceeds Of sale Of State Bounty
- I.OS9,4os "a
is,ae5 5iouny u"u h''enp'''n $4,000 90
Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds No q issued " ttoaoC W. w
Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds, No. 3 issued l5oO ~
New County Court House Stock. issued...: ZovcVo w
New County Court Housc-Prcmium received al, m
on sale New County Cont. House Stock.... afH' w
Solcers' Bounty Fuud No. 2-Ihis amount re- q. M
turned by Deserer. WV
Soldiers Bounty Fund, No. 3-Amount restored
to the County by Cicero" who says 1t be- ~. a,
longs TO the County. ~ W az y,
Excise License Fees-Amount colected...... 7SSo w
Tss.srv pssombsr e s isS4 lssas si
roal,. ,..,.....................e o,56s S67 Is
PAYMENTS.
Amount Of Warrants paid and returned by the .,- =,
County Treasurer to eptember 80 I5o5... SzoooH u
Balance In tho County Treasury, September ~, =,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01


80 1865. S39o,f4 ~
Respectfully submitted, :,
MATTHEW L. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
tCIrY or NKw-YoRK, DEPARTxEsT OF FIylNOz,
BURgAU on COUNTY AFFAIRS, Oct 3 1868.
Hon. MATHEW Il. brennan, Comptroller: - ,
SIR: have the pleasure 70 submit herewith the usual
Quarterly Report of Claims against the County audited and
paid during third quarter OF the 6scai ending Sept
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
STATEMENT of Warrants drawn the County Treasurer
for eccount and in pursuance Of sppToPra
tions made by the Boad of Supervisors:
Warrants Number. Amount
Outstanding Dec. 81. ise4........... 7S $5,sSa 60
i'SIs ssS. cs.'ps o. 1865 .O, $4,000 %
4,l28 $3,3A07I Y
Paid and returnedo the Comptroller by
the County Treasurer, during the nine .
months endns sept 90 1865. ........ 1870 32Tl.7& 90
appropstions.. .................... 2ss SI,oa, o2
Warrants. Number. Amount;
Drawn in is65 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sl7 Is3l,2l0 81
9a4 s4g3s, $40 90
Paid and returned to the Comptroller by
the County Treasurer during the nine - -. ..
months ending sept 30, lSoJ.... SlJ f'J'i'4 9i
Outstanding Sept. 90, lt65, on account Of
5. &. LYsEs, jr. County Book keeper.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

cnas
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

Balance aneSpended September 90 1855 81 657l63 II
WARRANTS DRAwN.-The amount Of Warrants n the
County Treasury outstanding December 81 $500 6
Amount drawn IN 1868, on approximations as
|
| Amount drawn in 1865, Special
| Observation-Disclosures. 4o32, ,2l0 81
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Wa do not profess 70 be the only Physi-
clan in the city, " Who may DO found at his
Office at al hours, day or night nor do
we, in Offering our services to the invalid,
desire 70 recommend oursolf in preference
TO other. equally Wen established and ex-
parienced Phyaiciansg nor do We pre-
tend 70 be infsllible, OF the only man ca
pabls Of curing the various diseases mon
Toned in our general advertisement We
do nos claim the possession Of any wonder
FL secret reneGies, or extraordinary agree
cole treatment OF PalliGtireS Is al senaible
men must know, that success in the prac-
tice OF medicine, does not depend 50 much
upon the discovery OF aslo remedies, o. nel0
modes Of treGtnea5 Is upon he killfal use
oftboss agencies necessary to perfect cure
and this can DO acquired only By exPe-
and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public 70 cur general ae-
T~ertissment, in another part Of the pepsr
Ohice hours from 8 in the morning til :
st night. L. L. tAN ID.
% North Cherry 81. Fashvilles Tenn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

beside ths Ean Francisco and Hawaiian
uhalors; then he Thomson in Kamsehagka
sea aud several New b dford wkalsrl She
was reported yesterday in Okhoiah sea.
where she arrived Junc 3o,h. Twas feared
that unless tie French ships and an open
whaie boat could succeed 10 warning the
deet she world e4ptars then. as she
knew exactly where to fad them. They
we're hovering among the southern edge Of
ice fields, drawing together. The ice drift
ed towards Behriug's straits, through which
they were seeking to pass iato The Arctic
Ocean as son ss the ice permits.
The Nicsragus steamer, Noses Taylor,
srrivei to day. Sailed esterday the steam
o. American for Eicaraeus.
NV YoRK, Aug. Ie. Gold l43N.
JAcksos, August H.--The COMMITTEES fsr
the csnaidsFa6on Of the exPsdisncy Of IN
.rrsasing the jurisdiction Of Justices Of The
Peace 70 embrace one hund7sd dollars
On accounts, snd two hundred andfny DOL
lars on notsa. The report vas duly consd-
cred and uasnimously adopted. IN repig to
en- Invitation EXTENDED 10 Gea Osseshaut 70
a seat q the oonventio., the General made
some very sppropTists rsmarks, accepting
the invitssioa and expressing the aPprscis-
soa a TIE honor conferred
Thesu5s6tuts for the Emancipation orai-
nance, ole cd By Mr.. Potter, was rejected
sv g to e. The substitute denied that
slavery hsd been legally abolished, but is
-~seognirss the fact until ihs procsnlstiou
a relation thereto Is annulled BY proper
tribunals. Il also claims compensation for
'naneipatsd slaves. The greater part Of
he day vas spent in ds5ating on The sui
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

A~rFaekFa'-Fw0 country gentlemen were
S'tseksd while on their way 70 market yes
tsrdsy morning sud robbed Of q PARTON Of
their load, near Cowans store in lower
Rdge6sld, aud when protesting against
such proceedings were met with The re-
mark "d-n you, we viii blow year brains
out" From the EteAsils VI saw them pur
chasing yesterday We think they viii Be
prepared to blow some 800, if the thing Is
repeated.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19
TERHS ClsH.--F,ss from IS to 500.

Ia ne t~rsssusut u fhs Bye and Far, ard CHE,
cr9tna d q use. % beccmes Necessary ~ haas Z
fcoi knoN e1Ee 81 eFcTTthfng Toralulur - med.
q . s1rgeiy What are calsi regular PnyE.
cans, nay fare graduated g. etnsr The cd or nen
school toleze, aad Gao boast 81 q COS u1ad fd1-
cNilo15 bit JET In tha eatnen q a. Bye and
1ar. fai % cure aEuga olst1ats CA . for TIE
Geatnent pFescr bed 10 ther WORKS Wil 1ot sdsct 4
cure ualuRo E-i5Iy % fases
Da BEo EaAE 1aEraluafe o. zee Ms1ouri Uui-
Tersity-D8picua hzlC ABB c11e, ana has May
cert Sea- . hcl Pesseua cufedi Nhch nay q
eeen - caiidg
81 psrmISs o., BE- $50 refers % TIE blosia lag
msdica men Of Eocd 3 tnGnE.
Dr.. A. MOI, eeH lc b
n. !. - Qadoss. Qnton Face. Fes York.
D. y niaaafa, chieag7. LlEsis-
LTD V blauey
u Jeha Hosgsas. ProC Surgery, Mssouh Uni-
Fersiy,
- Al counuaicaiiCna sfh samp cecicsef
prcmply E1Eaared AdIaaf. o. Boa - ~
Eenembef BE- infmay j. a. 10. - Church
Street Tre Eoc,ors p5uaneudg kcsied.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

TwEsTT-FIvS CENTS FOB uEIos y Plan
rEEs BAsE.-The notes Of these two Banks
seem 10 be stssdily declining, and a cash
Bank hes over q million Of circulation still
out, hey viii probably decline to 25 esnts
in the dollar. Thos s. Mar, Broker, cor
nsr Of Union aaa College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables aim
10 give considerable more than this rate 81
present Send your money 10 him before
the orders arc fiied. q.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

NOTrcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which we're fied with the Board of Claims
u which Willism Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field Order NO. 6SS
dated March ISth, 1855, Department OF the
C,5mherland. can have their claims prop
sylv sdiusted BY calling at our Office.
W. viii also have their Vouchers, Re-
eeipts. and Accounts ordered back from
WashipQton, D. O., for the introduction Of
osner proof, in order to s~ubstantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
INST indebtedness from the Government.
Sod II. TOEPKINs & Co.
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River News.

The Cumberland is almost as low down.
as it ever gels, there being but ls inches
water on Harpsih Shoals. Nevertheless,
navigation is not entirely suspended, fE
the little soaora hiss arrived, and will de-
pert al 4 p. NJ. to-day for smithland and
Evansvills. Here's a chance for q steam
boat rids. Csll o. BOYD 3 PEBBLES and get
passage.
The Louisville Journal Of yesterday says
The river is falling with ave feet Of
water ia the caoal and three feet in the In
disn chute. Weather elear and pleasant
Thermometer ct noon stood 80 In the shade.
Business extremely dull.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

LaxiKz FEuaLE AcADEXT.-The work Of
cleaning and repairing these buildings o.
Broad 81 Get, former residence Of Il. 2 ".
Hill, with Shelby Medical College attached,
is going on rapidly. The Rev. c. D. Elliott
Principal, expects 10 have all in readiness
By the first Monday in September. circu-
lars viii be out next week. augI9.2t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

One Of the best restaurants in the city Is
that Of the "Ll'y" No. 45k Cherry street,
up stairs. The proprietors spare no pains
to provide tier guests With The best the
market affords, while excellent cooks are
employed and good walters sre in attend
ance. In connection with the restaurHntis
a saloon where The choicest liquor
obtained.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Nreso cx TuE BRkIE.-CGn anybody tell
d, what is the matter with wiz Hays tae
local eaiior o. the Louisville Daily Demo
esatf We glanced 81 the local columns q
the Democrat on the l5th instant, and oune
only eight items devoted 70 the Ozark ana
e'ouded" race.
Really, wiz, can't you indulge In the
musical lne-jast for q change.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19
Y N Earl
DISEASES o. The 2 9 and Ear. Nervous sys.
IL len, aad Caneerous TurnoFs' gsatad vi b
parallel success y
Or. LEON BR0oKMAN,
AT Us IN~FIRNABY.

No. s. Church street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Where he my 30 oous1l "a every day from 3 to
u eco 4, 4, 81. zt06 pm ,a-dT1osP-m- Con
eaitalons fres.
Hs euressl eursbs dis-Eses q The 4 e and Ear,
ant periornza a uheull operation 10 surgery.
Ne oPerssss for tauaraeti sitneut pain y q new
method.
ne stsightsn1 Cross Eyss in one miauio. iaod
or you1g
Hld appesr naturai.r
DE bso-Haas cure Sore Eyes With mid medl-
cnes, Whisn 8 W 20 psia.
he treats Ana arnsis, or 1erv0ua hinlnezB with
asucce-s heretofore unznlNu.
ae curss ever case Of OphthtiniR THnm, hero
tofsre oonsidered la8ufab e By ne Professor
He cures Discharges q { Q Ear. csute1 b Eclr-
LEI Fever, Measles, or ether diseases.
&c iszeits At ihcai Ear Lrurus, where TIE paiu-
70 drum (membrsnsl has been deairoJed Wish
ruproFsa de hearing immedtltely-
he oEeu.es for Aluicil Plpl5 falling Of tha
Eye ld be rcmedta e. onre
r . cures the most cbtinaie forms o. OrhthN
MAN 40 70 eigh. weeks.
Dsesses o. me Nervous system. va Chsrpa.
Ne lnlga. saina ifheut e. Nervous PIcataaop,
trsacd su~csessiuIlF.
Dyspepsa ara Cancer be lrsaa vfha success
herrtof5re uukuoHa.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Tho weather before saorise yesterday was
decidedly autgmnsl. A blanket was noees.
tary on the bed to comfort. Bus befor,
noon Old Sol reassertsd his supremacy, and
The heat beosne oppressive. Nothius
.aF'Fe' 90 well in such temperature as COT
Na' which Is nttarinE finely. Corn ans
Garaen vegetables are saferinr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

IsFonNATioE WAETrD.--An old lady
named Mrs. Campbell, has Just arrived in
this city from Kentucky, and Is anxious to
SEQ her tons-in-lew George Short 6 chrpen-
Ter, snd Jos MeClusky, sad their wives, Lu
creiia Short and Martha Jane @oClusky,
either Of whom arc requested to meet her
A. Squire Robinsons Office, In Nashville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Nashville Medical aud Surgical institute,
Church street below Cherry, open from a.
N. 10 sp. m, for the reception Of patients
suffering from any form Of disease, either
acuts or chronic. Z. 8. Aborn, NJ D. Tx
aiming Physician and Surgeon. jy22-f
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

GnEEE 4 eEErz's.-It is needless 10 men
ton the proprieiy Of paying a visit 10 this
enterprisisg firm on College street. They
are an cid, extsndve and established hrm,
and have the latest and most f1shiOnsbls
styles Of everything introducsd. Call and
see them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Persons unsequsintsd il the city seeing
50 many advertisements for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often at q loss q de-
ermfne to whom 70 entruat the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
ishment Of this kind is ct No. 20 Deaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
entes that this . reliable institution DR
A. RfoHGRD JOINS may be found in bis O-
zee during the hours stated in his general
fha ~.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

TIE susPEsss9S BRfDgE-We are glad 70
inform our citizens that the old Suspension
Bridge Is about to be rebuilt. By 81 enter
Prising company. Isshords Us great pleas
ne to notice this improvement as il viii
prove vastly beneficial 10 the eitizsns Of
Nashville end Edrefeld.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Wood & Boyd hAvs-removed their ofHee
from 4ox Cherry street, Naehville, 70 IN
disnspOlia. Indiaas, snd would be glad il
netsons having Gains in their hands for
Collection would send them their Pos'ohee
address. Direct to Lock Box o..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19
Lasf Chancn fnr RargaLns.

The Suffer Goods at A. & NJ. Landsberg,
corner Public Square and MaIket are now
being closed out. These must be sold re
ge-dless of price. Now is your time to get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Ciesrs,
Canned Fruit Oysters, ssrdines, notiong
and Hats. Convince yourself By calling
here. M .IG
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ROLE

Omcers who arc anxious 10 get theircem-
panies mustered GU Of service, eoasto allow
heir men 10 60 home, can hayetheir muster
ont rods executed in one day 81 Vahellts
Claim Agency ofice, No. IS Cedar 81 Sold
era back psy and county secured. Monthly
returns Of QaartermasteIs stores, end quar-
terly returns of ordnance Et0rss promptly
executed. 5y2S-Imos
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

by reference to a local advertisement IN
the UEIox this morning Is viii be seen that
WOOD aud Boyd, Claim Agents, formerly
doing business At No. 4Ox, Cherry str, ct,
have lsis our city aud moved 10 I~ndianapo-
lie, led where they wish all persons who
have claims in their hands to send their
Post Once address. We would state, in jus
tioe 70 them, that persons who have placed
their claims in their hands need have nc
fears, as they are gentlemen every WY
worthy The confidence Of the community
and refer 10 The banhs Of this city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

The Grand Lodge Room in thethird story
Of the Mesonic Temple, Church Street, has
been rented for the Chamber Of Commerce,
and It's meetings viii be held there in fu-
ture. We trust that our merchants viii
ovince mo e interest in this institution,
which msy be made Of infinite advantage
TO them and our city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

sEILISe Al CosT.-oa sceount Of change
Of business. we offer our stock or Summer
and Winter Ladies Dress 0Oods, shswla,
E'e, At sEst cost. DO not forget the bar
Ssina row % be had at
s. eicELrs & Co, 80 College st.
AnFls Nv
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Frs AxD EAR-As wei as diseases Of the
throat, lungs, heart, stomach, Liver, blood,
etey most successfully treated at the Nash
willie Medical and Surgical Institute, Church
street. q few doors bel0w ths Post Omce,
E. S. Aborn, n. D., examining phTsician
and surgeon. augle-t,
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