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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

A FTER an extens ve practice of upwards of AtweEtyl ears continues to secure Patents in the Uni,ed States also in Great iiIitaln. France and other f.reign countries. Caveats. Soecifcatiuns, Bonds, Assignments and all P;s- pers or Drawing for Patents. executed oa lib er.,i terms and with despatch. Researches n ,de into American or Foreign works, [" test the validity ar utility "fP tents oi Inventions -anl legal anl other advice rendered in all matters touching the Aame. Copies of the claims of any Patent turn shed ty remitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washing ton. rsa7
 The Agency is not only the largest in New England. but through it, inventors have ad- vantagcs for set uring Patents, of ..scertaining the patentability of inventions. unsurpass., by. if not imme.tsurably superior to any which can be offered them else~ ller.. ] he testm,'- nisls given below prove that none is MORE SU1CE>S sUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE. than the subscriber and as SUCCESS IS$ THE BEST PROOF OF ADvANrAGES AND ABILI ", he would add that he has abundant req son tu believe. and can prove. that at no other office of the kind ale the charges for prof.<- siollaI services m nierate. The in nltnse D ac ,ice of the uiscribrr during twenty yerrs past has enah ed him tu accumulate a vast tollrc- tir If specifications and official decisiuns rel;l- tive t., Patsnts 4 -s-, z---
 These besides his extensive library of legal and mechanical W, ,ks and full accounts ui patents grantei in the United States and Eu rope. feh Ter him abe b yan | q.ie> >tiun. tu uf- Ter superior facilities f,r obtaining Patents. All necessity nf ,Hfney to N d. hihgt.lI. to procure ptteht and the usual great delay there, are here saved inventors
 ~ TEsrIMoXrALs
 | rcgert Nr. Ettd. as one Of the Mosr cAp.
 nLk AND srcCss,fuh practitioners with whom
 have any official intercourse. va : | CHARLES MASON,
 l Commissioner ni Pstents .. have no hesitation in assuring mvent,s | that they cann"t employ a person MoIe c.,.,
 PnTkNr anu raU>Tw 'RTHY, and mo c c,,..,hi.. n.
 putting their apple .tins in n form t.,,s...,,,.
 at the Patent Office. '"''o" | EDMUND BURKE,
 I Commissioner of Patents M
 "Ir. R. H. Elfiy has made for me. TIIIp.
 ZEN applications. on all, but one of wh;, h
 patents have been granted. aud that i, sN.w
 PENDING, Such nnmi$.akable pr,s,f of great
 talcit and ability nn his part, leads me tu rs. commend ALL inventors tO apply to him ta pr, cure their patents, as they may he sure of hay- 1 ing the most taithf,il attention bestowed on
 their cases, and Ut very reasonable charges '~4 | as4Ss @4sssgss -
 During eight months the subscriber, in the eonrea of his la,ge pra tic.. Inatieon TWICE re Il i.ctetl applications. SIXTEEN APPEALS Ev
 FRY ONE of which was dscided in nIs FAVOR,
 by the Commissioner of Patents y.1
 r Jan, !. lsss. 4sesi.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
1)ortu':
EVENING ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE.
Br MISS x. r. prssEs.

ztz ta3 a ff-gf z fs s4 A..-- The lingering gieams of sunset .liumer still Upon the noun ain tops. while ter the raia Gtry tllaso~f creep. where many lal.i1 brow 7r~n-r Lies calm in its tcluse. and dy ing groal,s Are miLgltd with the zrphyr's sigl,ing R,laint. A,~- hat m all. though clustering vines or pend- Ah !! many stately form lies prostrate flere V hose star of life is set. or near it's close :- There's one with dark brown hair and hazel And from lis wounded si.s, the purple blood 1s ebbing slowly: on that forehead fair. Cold drops are gathering; the faint, q"iverIng Scarce sir. the c,imson siroud above lis breas.. No mother comes to smooth the clustering TA~A Drencs~i with the lie-blood of her>cherished
 one.
 From that pale brow that lowly there rcc)nes; No friend is there to shed ons heartfelt tear Over his grassy couch:-he is passing now From all earth $ dreams away
 Look on that cheek ~ Look those snowy eyclids, that closed Ger those dim Orbs where once affection true Reame forth in gentleness; q darkly flashed The glance indinant forth for others wrongs; ~---- That voice melodious and sweet to hear, EG k1 Is hushed forever; aye, those lips mute. And yet in silent elVquence they speak
 Although that -ay immortal now is fled , , And t.,s beloved of many sumbsrs low I his last sleep; those hands pale and cold All powerless now upon his bosom lie -..so Leave him to rest
 With them who fell upon the gury plain Ay, youthful one sleep dream of those Who wait thy coming in a distant land In vain alas the vSils they must keep For him. the euly love l. and oil h w ,lr ar, Il w ss the m prrOw when tn y fin. that thou Wit ne CT Ie tD the .leI h slnrs az ,in Or! mute forever shall thy once loved harp Hang ol the wall; meody shall wake Its slimer'ng cords; no that thrilling voice
 Shall eci' [" . sweet and pensive lay.
 An! many Lady fair waits thy return-- he welcome fH'tsteps of that idol slAin Mheae vintage hills giear~ in the sunlight calm With I~Eing purple crowned -s-- Ah, there is one, With pale lips mosten.,i. and W itch iu eye ;- A.a,! tne tl .wcn she wreathed Ii. crushed an r deal
 li'neatb her fet: and in her mOurnful eye. l.-- Large c'ys al drops standing like the dew On hyasinth tene ith the fw link ling light O inr'''ns "far.; and the faint q1verny thro Of tIa' .'"ns heart, bespeaks the sicktning
 weight
 o. hope uei.rcl!
 o. faithful gentle one F Alas! that love like thine poured un dust! Ah weary days aust plss and years rercilancr c. Siy wear away, tn ,u behold st again Thy cherished and beloved.
 Yell meet m more Where trembling light anl shaio alternate It may ye greet lch other wF gre n S ,unl Ot sttie strife shall ever modest,
 And tEat last intc view shall find no cose
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
THE DEPARTED.

When the shades of evening
 Gsfher round my door. Bringing thoughts of loved ones l shall see no more, Silently I ponder.
 Masing on the dead Thinking of the loved ones
 Now forever fed. Oft such thoughts como OCT me Al the evening hour. And l feel their presence,
 As magic power. Seem fO waft my spirit
 Far from earth away To those regions
 Where the loved ones stray. Thouga my heart is weary,
 Filled win earthly pain, I would not recal them
 Back ia earth again; For my weary spi ..
 Of. does upward tend. Weary "f lite's wan,ierings, Hoping for the end. Far above. in glory.
 whe" this life is past, In peaceful haven
 We shall meet at last; Join fhe glorious anthem.  Strike the harp of gold. Sirg ihe Savior's praises In his heavenly fold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
h)rssf E & BqrI 5 EoIilnlll... , : Ga1alz glllz2e'iH T IA VESSELS & BUELL.
 -siss .g,1 ti CASH DRUG STORE,,q5s a4,
 .ty s-ss NORTH STREET. eA

Mf
 Just Received. some very nice Peach cs aud Tomatoes. put up in , lb. b.scans. and chea? for the times. Try them. yll
 Some fresh Broma also received. We have on hand large supply of l'enzine. for cleaning clothes. Onlv 70 cents for large bottles. as-. s.. :. Have you tried the celebrated Sozo- DON'T for the Teeth ? if not, please give 1t d trial. It is a fine preparation. camphor Ice for Chapped Hands. Refined Benzine for Cleaning Clothes, Corbin's Worm Syrup,
 Costar's Rat Foison-sure thing,
 Domestic Dyes. .ssos Porter's Cough Balsam, Chevaline Hair Gloss, Browns Bronchial ,Troches, Mrs. " lnslow's Soothing Syrup,
 Marshall's -Catarrh Snuff, l'errins Fum;gator for Catarrh, &c. Ha!sey's Perfumes and Hair Oils.
 A good supply of velvet corks fol bottling Cider. aaas A nice article of Sherry Wine anG Bourbon Whiskey in bottles for medi A good assortment of Cigars, Fame, Smoking ToLaccos. .&c., &c:
 We have an article of Cream Tarta -strictly pure. Don't use worthIes stuff, made of aci l, Plaster Paris, ant ,Ec like. when you can get that whicl is good. .....
 Drugs arc very high and constant, rising, and we hope our customers vii pardon us for charging large price occasionally. as it can't be helped.
 Eitchtield, Jan. 2G, lS55. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
Travellers Insurance Company. MAIN STREET. HARTFURD.~
 CAPITAL. 10000. E.

CAPITAL, 2OO.Oc. 1gs sa New pr"p,re.l to insure p'rson.s against
 ACCIDENTS. k. 2 OF EVERY DESCRlPTlONs Yearly policies will be issued for premium of
 Five Dollars. lr, @ granting insurance tu tiie amount of FIVE THOUSAND DULLARS.S < against ac. id.ntai loss "t life hile travelling by any public c"n,tyahce. ~@
 TEN WDl.i.AiiS PREMIUM secures a D fi,y for S5t 0;I and S2i per week c''ml"n>a, ion Ter personal injry inc,pacita- ting thr assured ir,'" his .riinaiy b,l.i,:ess. TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM secures d full prlicy for 5000 and S25 .per week compensation for all and every de>crtp- tiun "t accident, tra,eiihg or otherwise. Policies for S:iOO. with $ per week coiHpen- sati can be had for S3 per annum {; or any other sum hetween S5O0 and S5OOO at propor tioliate rates.
 Gnstavns W. Davis, W. 1T. Callender, Jas. L Howard, Geo w. Mure, 3'a Marshall Jewell. Eben-z.r Roberts, Ch"s. Belknap. Jr. Charles White, Tnrnelins B Irwin, Hugh lI.rbisnn: Geo. 5. Gilman, Jonathan B Bunee.
 JAMES q. BATTRRs,,s. President.
 R'DSEy DENNIS. Secretary. 17y1 HENRY A DYER. General Agent.
 GEO. NJ. WOODRUFF. i.e
 Agen, for Lifcbheld. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OF
 2-l--- FIGti. and

f BENEVOLENT AHb SOCIETY. (Luteltlye,scea Buildiag) Washi"gton D. C. Eresidrnt-JANEs t. GoIr nf Gunnec'icut, At
 t1rIey at Law, late Majpr 'UTS.v Y.
 Corresponding Secretary-EDGAR A. NICK ELS. of
 Maine,k Hate CaptaiifU. S. V.
 USfABETSFiEb t. furnish information as !n II | the Mllereahoufs of th5s6i. the Army and Nav,, and their dis,s ssitipn if sick, w'un.ie.l"r ,lece;.se.i It vi also give information and as ssist,neei in the t.ansaction of any character of business with the different .leiartfnents of the Natioual Government, and car'tui attention to the lcnllecsiun.of pensions bban'y. back pay, and prize mpney, and SETTLEMENT OF OFrlcl Rs ACCOUNTS Cont r;letars' claims, and claims fu, property destroyed o taken also to the pro curing If patents. ,Letters Mtsipg Tor ihforma- tion sh0uld enclo.e one dollar. Addiess.
 CoRRxsRaND1xa SECRETARY. F. .. Fox 494,
 @ WashiAgtsh. ' 2. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
CLARK'S s.-, Distilled Restorative FoR THE HAIR!

To BE UNEQUALLED AND SUPERIOR rn ANY PR Ep- ARATioN EVER COMPOUNDED AND OFFERED ID THE PUBLIC. satisfaction guaranteed, or the money re. funded. -~s
 It costs but S1 for one hottie or six bottles for S5 an,tis sold by druggists and deale rs everywhere. c. 6. CLARK CO,
 propriet"rs. s. D. BARNES & CO.,. N. Y.. General Agents. 1yrt6
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
FEEDf FEED \ MEALls SMEAL! ME1Ll
 AFLOURl FLOURl FLOURl < Agood assortment of Brands. ' ~ FIFTY BARRELS, at a small advance from cost. , tas l5a CALL ANllSEE. Flour in Barrels willbe delivered to any purchaser within one mile of the Mill, <

n HIRTIEfH ANNUAL REPORT of the
 Litchfield Mutual Fire Insurance Com pany en,lng July Ith. ls64
 By BIiallce on hand as per Report lS63 ....-... ................ $50 0I9 l6
 .. Premiums reed for the year pas, 4I04 54 { ' Interest. ......-........... l,5.o iV '.. sss.09S St To Amt of Losses for a,s4f s i.the year. ,562 GO ..' paid A gents. Stations
 cry. and Office Ex-
 penses. ...cSo 50 ..ipaid .a Government
 Tax and Stamps. ..........15l 73 + Treasurer's Salary. ........ 45 S3
 Cash, Notes and Bonds on hand. July 4. 1864, 32,50l 25 $S6,096 80 No of Policies now in force, 2,405.
 Amt of Property now insur. d. {" 400 464 % Amt of Premiams charged OH Books. 7 lO5 4: Cash, Funds. 32, ,5Ul 23 : Making an available Capital of S59, ,606 65 The Company have never made an assess n,ept, and. during the last five years have made h discount of 10 per cent. on all Policies renewed. and have now voted 10 make d dis count of p per cent on all Policies renewed
 they have also declared Cash l'ivnlend Ot tOO per cent. to those who were members "t the Company at the time the Dividend Wal made. r..... .- . DIRECTORS OF THE CoNP NY. A, | Charles Adams, AS Lewis. .sf | Jason Whiting, Sheld.n Osborne.
 Geo. C. Wo nirnff, Frcd'k D McNeil. | Henry K. Joit, Geo. Thompson. I Philip 5. Beele.
 lu'fi# SHELDEx OSBORN. Harwintan, =r .......t General Agent. CHARLES ADAMS, President. JASON WHITING. Secretary. | Jul 20 lS64. If IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
WILLIAM C. EGLE$'rON, 54 WILLIAM STREET,
NEW .YuRK.

NEW YuRK. Stocks, Bonds, Government Sccuri' ties, &c.. bought and sold on commits sion. Maturing Certificates of' In lebtedness collected, and special attcn' tion given to all business connected with the National Loan.
 REFERS ro-City Bank New York.
 Wnslow, Lanier < Co.,, N. Y 6m3i .
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
AYER'5 CHERRY PECTORAL.
The Worlds Great Remedy

Coughs. Co'ds,- 1rc1plent on. sumption, and for the relief
 of Consumptive patients
 in advanced d stages
 of tho disease.
 This has Teen go long used and 90 tii versally known, that we need do no nc than assure tie public flat its quality is k, up to the best it ever has lceii, and that may be relied on to do all it has ever done Prepared by DR. J. C. AVER Co.
 Practical and An0Lytical fheM,i Lowell. Mass Sold by all druggists every where. S.,nu uy 4 C smith. l.itrhiield N. tn'l W L.. Sme,ley. Morris: J. Fl. V NOr "lk HiOoks RlOs., Goshen H. L. ncy, Blntnm Falls and all dealers in cine .verj " teIe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
School Books.

Tr# BE ITREMEM BERED. that every descririiisf school i"'k. can always he obtained at |. less price tr''m the the iiri: rsigne,l than fromany oihet t'"'ksei- Ter iu COL ntc,icut. or .I,owherc. Facts are Stuhlr,rn th,nys I shaii c 'ntinre L" C h'i"ct my School Book sales EN IRELY oN THE WHOLE
 WM PATTON.
 2m3S No. 8 Hutcl.kiss tlork, Waterbury
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
I'm psculiGi taint c

Tnr peculisf taint C infection which wt
 call Sca6yuLA lufks
 in the constitutions of
 nlultitudes of men. Is
 either produces or is
 produced by an en- .teeblcd, vitiated state
 of tic blootl, whereifi that fluid becomes ins 'connpetcnt to sustain the vital forces in tl,eis vigorous action, anf leaves tlie system k
 H,11 into sl;anestne as.f
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
R. H. EDDY, . 2. SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

Late Agent z. s. Patemt O6fce, Washingto' (under the Act 0f 1887 --s:-.a 75 State Street. orposite kilby Street,
 BOSTON ....-
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
THE NEW YDBK TlM3Sa

THE NEW WORK T]M3Se THE price of the IIMEs (Daily) IS FOUR Go" r, M.;, sr,sc,;,.rs mar .nn,r sl0 00
 Including Sunday morning edition, l2 %
 IHs ,Ssxl-WEEKLY 1IAEs. One copy yelr. s3 Oo Two copies Y ar, -,.x-,-,s 5-O0 sAAt , - TIE WEEKLY TIAEs One CODY year. s2 0o three e,,,ies ear. IA s O1 Fresh nsmes may at any time he added r. Clubs. b ,h ,f the WEEKLY aud SEMt-W EEKLY. at ,'lub kat. x. --5rs gF5.
 Payments invariably in advance.
 We h.ue no authorized Tfu,tl,ng Ayfnts. \ dress ~ S< If 8asr II J.RAY MOND < co. Publishers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
Lazarus & Morris OPTICIANS AND OCt CllsTS.

That you are not sw ih,il, q l.y persons [ representing themselves to be our agents go from house [" house uff. ing ihftiiUt < cl,s on the credit of oui rli ation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

5@ HIRAM JACKSON. .EE THE WORLD RE>OWNED DEALER IN Hats, Gaps an.i FUr%. ISHAPPY- TOANNOUNCE TO AN l ANXIOUS AND SuiVEkING =
 COMMUNITY, f..s .,- tn he can HOW supply them .t
 with -& WINTER nAiS AND GALS ~y , of ali kinds and descriptions, .- and al>o g..
 4 SUPERB A<s ,HTaEST OF ,. .a.. FU kS, 4 for Men Wcimrn and Thiiiren.
 Now is tie time c buy, ~ .s While Wtte, with its icecy shrnnd. ., EnfoidS the land " 7 - t- ,.. Obs, rye the sign nf the times
 X Lig Con Skin.
 1st Door West of the Court House, If B I4itchtield, C.iinS j BEACH. sAAZMiS & CO.'S.
 WHOLESALE AND RET,IL Clothing Warehouse, CORNER MAIN AND WALL SrRGEIS .. . STERLING HOTEL"
 BRIDGEPORT, CONN. EE.S'E TLOTK3.SG, TO ORDER. SHIRTS OF SUPERIOR MANUFACTURE. E.
 MEMS Furni+hi,ig Goods, In Gr,at Variety.
 BOYS AND YOUTHS
 CL OF H | N q. GEO. E. BEACH, F.SAMMIs, J A. KoEIE.
 WANTED,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

During eight months. the subscriber, in the course of his laage pra tic.. made on TWICE re icted anpliea,iDnss SIXTEEN APPEALS Ev FRY ONE of which was decided in HIs FAVOR, by the Commissioner of Patents ..ss .asts.aaa ..i-as n Ns EDDY. ' JaA, !. ises, { 1tses1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
QUESTIONS {!
QUESTIONS!
. THAT CONCERN EVERY ONE To AN

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-26
OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY

Clerk-HxsRv A. HoLrnACs.
Auditor-THEorcRE 5~csDiAAAss-
Tressurr-R- STEfE1ssoN-
Recorder-ArcgsT LlrscEsi.
Sherifr-HEsEr MxrsTKI-
Coroner--J u ALLfs.
S~urveyor-S. WILLIAMS.
VIZ. II. GRERS,
X. N DAVIS. Commissioner
q. SfKHArs-
orrrcxRs o. nNnBnIrsE -nwssry
Iasices- ~bsstisn Kpshis,, " sissfss
r. Brelsge.
Trustee-N. Keefer.
Conssablss-A. Echsst H. Esdhosen
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NEW SKIRTS FOE 1866
THE GREAT rsvEsrI = F HI s- a.
HOOP SKIRT >.

]. w. BRADLEf-S M Psi-"i ~
Pick ELLIPTIC tor dooo'~) sPKiNo
IVES r. BR ADLEY &cARy. C'a'r J
~ O WEST Sole Pr..prr' - ~
M,nnt -rturrr-. "a cn.mber sud- snd y
.sdeS re,t-. y " f..rk
THIS INVENTION consists DnFlr
or,w., Es.ptic S.~rs Syringe. %'eg-ngeu.
Brsiaci I,gh,iy ~ FirmH ~ NJ,
, rdy-. masire ths Toughest mr. q
:, a-,,c 80 Drsbie Ssrn- ss-s y si
f,rml. = dom Ben ~ Brrs ~ ne ~
lie Sprinr-, sud con-sqa-n'h Pr'rrn'
mir P.rir.t sud Besutiiui share i~1ce =
one y sny n'hsr skirt.
rhe Wonderful Flexlblfy snd'-~stc, Ere
~ md oil azure 10 -ny LADY ~srr'ag in
DUPLEX Enptlc Skrf Aii -- 'N~- ~f
.~,rpculsrIy ~ ~ Gro sed A-sems..~~.D ~.
-. C-ruages. Rsiirusd Cars. Church Pew
Arm Chairs. sor PROM = y ads md House Dfe-
,bs Sk,st can be folded, ~asn IN u-s. :
coup, = smsll place - essiIs - Shk Z
Mu-fir Drrs-.
Adv having enj wed thu pleaeur-. con
~. .nd Ia At convenience 81 wesring "
Duairx Eliefic ! eel Spring Skir'" ior
.yG. Asv.N,l n.vsr si'er y rd- ~iii'ngl
-,..,-e .i,h ,heis nee. For children d.
VI. sux Young L,dl.s. they ere Superior
III others
Tnev sre The Best Qn.lry IN Every Ps'
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Ever lad.
FOR SALE il 81 First C'sss Store.
mi. Csts,snd rhrt ur hcut ,h- United s's'e
| nd Csnsdas. H.vana Dc Cuha. Mtxlc
ISou,h Am,rics. snd me West Indies
lf.ousRr yoR TIVE DUPLEX ELtIFrrc sKih
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We were the 6rst TO Introduce these me
The United States. and We manufacture I'm
meuse quantities in great variety, ranging
Ia price from 80 cents 10 $50 each. uu'
ALBUMS have the reputation OF being
superior in beauty and dorabiii'y TO an,
other. They will be cent BY mail. iree' o.
receipt OF price.
Albums made to or3er-0
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Tn sddi,,on 10 our main business o. INC
r.asAruic MArsRrALs we are Hesdqsar'
-rs ior ih- following VIZ:
sTEREOSCOPES AND STER EoSCOPiC
VIEWS.
OF ,hsss We have an immense assortment
including War Scenes. A AMERICAN ana = %
zion Clues md Landscapes, Groups. state
|ssv sc. g.. Also, Revolving Stereoseopes
for publ,c or private exhibition. Our Gaia
lsyue wili De sent 10 sny scdres. on ree'sp
|0f STAMP
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~ tia night OF the drag chain, aud
then the right handle OF the pillow.
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"A ~ III III v -
~ rHLy Avn NINE. nEM0REST'S
MIRROR or FASHIONS
TIE MODEL MAGAZINE rAdEHIrA
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
FOR 1865
A SrrfspiD PRpcRAxnE ~ Lr1fKsKr
cen.isung 81 brilliant sd ?"
-r,s niny STnrirs, Poems. practical iie
-ipis. and other Household Matters ~fh
nan. Mammoth F.shioE 2i.ie-. ard ~
-~.ni ,rray ii me lairsf Fashions. -
.hlra w. po--ess exf~raorin.ry = ~rsifi~s.
I'M a-~- zen deiiar-' worfh ~ useful snr
s~-hinnahlr fais sizr Patterns i.f isdies sne
hifrer,- crrs-. aud inf' three dclisrs' wcr'h
Origins Mrsic ~'il De Gis-n curing NJ
oar. tn~4fher With . eOn-fsni sDccess'rn
II li~-@r.rv snA u--fuI novelties. AL q ~
.rniu~siy illn~sraied With hne Engraving
,~rrsenfnr The mo-. ,tirsrfive. entertain
40. u-efnl srd ari-1ir Nsrszine. N bean
,ful -, l. 'pr Binding. ard 'hr finest month";
: rs ~rhi-h~H.
,.o- ~4n- ye--v ~
A...k.pa nstso q ,ll.r- 9TH 'un--ize
-hSnnshls Psrern-. or : large. ~p.sn1i
nd s~rri-tr Dsrlrr steel Engraving 7 ~
.er'ed - premium 70 ssrh and sssts -aN
srfh-~ -fHrt = ~ ~ gums
Two rr.is- "H~ s-.f- ~
T-hr.- sr..nnr te.r. ~
FL. .ssp ". sn~ xssr ~
r-n cam : ~n~ 500 WI
Al. -a. .4af.i rr-,nlr. ~''h .r' f'hs
>. ~. fr-' rr-sriua --rh-t = ~ ~
A.r. n4rWss. -~fvr \ : r
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~ ,Air,v .srp. /. whc~'.. a w'l.rr'
For sirhts.s m.soJecn.
For one hundred, Macon & Hsmlit's q
ssn-
Fer,vo hundred sni seventy. . lafss o
IN or : res Piano.
Thess i.rrs ere more fsvnrsbsr thsn q
tered hv snv other pubiicsiirn- Sinrl
s~ropi~- ~ 'he MsgsE'ne n.silsd FREE Or =
le.ip, OF The price. Back numbers - spec
mems. 10 cents. A~ddres-
VIM. JENNINGS DEMOREsT-
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-08

The JEWISH SABBA1H.-About twenty years ago, a
German paper stated that the Jewish reform committee
then sitting at Frankfort consisting of the eminent
Jews in Germany, had decided to alter their Sabbath
from Saturday to Sunday The committee set forth a
orm Of divine service to be performed on Sundays in
the Jewish temple in that city and the names of several
distinguished Jewish preachers mentioned as des-
tined to take part in it. The statement copied at
the time by papers in this country, and, so far as we
know, never contradicted 1t would be interesting to
know the reasons which induced SO important portion
OF this ancient race to make such change in the day
which they have scrupulousy observed for upwards
OF three thousand years.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-08

IT, ad the pleasure on Monday Of visit from A. II.
La'mer' Esq, Of ClarksTle, and Col c. c. BinkIy of
SHERMAN Texas, who in connection with ex-governor
eaSe' oil AUSTIN and two other gentlemen who had been
@elegated by GOV Hamilton, to wait upon president
Johuson Ter the purpose Of reporting progress" of
Inc state Of affairs in Texas, and to learn from LIN the
speedies means Of bringing Texas back again into the
Union The gentlemen composing this delegation ,yill
rendezvous at New Orleans and then proceed to Wash
hgton they fully aware Of thepresent condition OF
the State and vii fully and mpartiay inform the pres
Dent WHO wIilno doubt in great measure govern him
Sell accordingly We earnestly and sincerely hope that
the visit Of this delegation to Washington will be the
means of the speedy rehabilitation Of our sister State
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-08

Memo TEsTMoAY.-on the subject Of negro testimo-
n.y. the Chicago Times says:
SIT is the business of nobody in the north whether
not the southern States admit negro testimony into our
courts Viewing the matter general theory, and
taking into consideration the proprety Of conoatory
measures, when possible, the part of the south we
see no objection to the admission Of negro testimony
A Negroes testimony or anybody's testimony, passes
in The courts like paper dollar in the financial world
It has absolute value but goes for what it is worth
The introduction Of negro testimony may be like the
dlution of sound currency but in the latter case we
do not receive the paper issue at par in the other
is jury obliged to take the evidence of an African al
par with the standard of valuaton-a white mans evi,
dence"