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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-18
30 10 Na

The sale of the first series of $SOO, ,O00, GOO oi the s7-S0 Lean was completed on the slst ol March, l 865 he sale of the second series o, Three Hundred Millions, payable three years from th 10th day of June, 1865, was begun on the lstiof-April In ts sho1 space of fhirtv dous. ouer One Handed Millions of ais ssriss haus bee, sold leaving this day. less than Two Hundred Millions to be disposed of. The interest is pav lde semtannaal y sin currency son the 18th o December and 18th of June by Coupons ns attach to each notea Which are. readh. cashed any
 where It amounts to- f9 3Ss6assii4
 One cent per day on a@5o note.
 a Two cts. If $1oo ,.. j. ysa Tsn1,s ii H0ir'siFe $500
 20 < s1ooo q lss < s$lsls.., ..,.' .a,i~ ssooo :. li MoREs AMI M ORE DESIRABLE. fine Rebellion is suppressed: and the Govern, ment has already adopted measures to, reduce expenditures os arapidIy as possible to peace footing, thus withdrawing from the market as Borrower 'ns'sta and purchaser t..a ysaaoss @ I1s 5 This isia 4es 4s. i sa5sv gsd J laq
 The only Loan in Market now. offered by the Government. and constitutes GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE. q The iSeyen-thirty Notes are convertible on their maturity, at the option of the holder, into 'a lssa D. s. $40 Six per cent .aa7 si f .sGOLD-BEARING BONDS, Which are always worth aEpremium ia
 s.sse .e Free from Iaaation.
 .o The 7.30 Notes cannot be taxed by Towns, Cities Counties or States, and the interest is not taxed unless on surplus of the owner in come exceeding six hundred dollars year . - z This fact increases theil value from one to three per cent per annun, according to the rate levi ed on other propertys e@asa s8iza '''4. A SUBSCRIBE QUICKLY 4ao Less than thar s2oG, 900, ,Oo0 of the Loan authosiz ed by the last Congress are now on the mar mar ket.s his amount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be subscribed for with lntwo months, when the notes will undoubtedly command a premium, as has. uniformly been tae case on c1oslng the subscriptions to other Loansl Hnoa0i setms probable that no considerable 1'0unt beyond present series tps1 5s o6ed to the gu0'sesa sa As4gss 3si5a llsia iisas. .ss ! In order that citizens ofzevery town and sec ton oft of the country may be aorl ed facilities for taking the loans the Ma tional Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed to receive sub scriptions at pr. Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who only are to be responsible for the de- livery of the notes for which they receive or derss3 ss1s.assea5la4 d JAY COOKE,
 9s @9a SubscfiptioniA Agent, Philadelphia
 May 1st, 1865 ...tf.1sas sss-ss &sea
 Subscriptions will be received by t he First National Bank, Litchfield. 4Isas 4 3m.
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A Ia Court of Problte holden at Kent, with
 "A in and for the District of Kent, on the 9th day of May, A, D, l965. s .. g-l9-1 z fs,sgT v

uay or May, A. D. IS65. -' l1- T1i-a@ -
 Present, M s. Barnum, Esq, Judge.
 On motion ot John L. Stewart. Anministrator on the estate of GEORGE SKfFF, late oi Kent "ithin said District, deceased, This Court doth appoint the lst of June next, at one o'clock, at the Probate Office in said District, for the hear .hs allowance and tettlem ent of the adminis- tration account on said estate-And doth direct said Administrator give public notice to all persons interested in said estate, to appear If they see cause) before said Court, at said time and place, to be heard therein. by posting said order of notice on apublic sign-post in said town ot Kent, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, aud by advertising the same in d newspaper printed in Litchheld. asax Certified from Record,
 4 43w sTg5 M. 8. BARN JIM, Judge.
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Tobacco Gs.OsOesS.

80 ~ A \ V G
 would respectfully inform the Tobacco II Growers of Connecticut that am now pre- pared to receive additional consignments of leaf from growers and dealers throughout the State, having just completed the extensive i'm provments on my premises making it the larg est warehouse in the State. Believing it will be to the benefit of growers generally to con- centrate their interests in leaf this year at our central market, the bulk of leaf unsold in this county. having already been commissioned to this point, as it is becoming more of a centre for buyers to supply their stocks than ever, and especially this year, with the large crop on hand which is being warehoused to great ex- tent here. The views of buyers will necessarily be met here. precluding in a great measure, purchases from growers as has been the case in former seasons when we have had smaller crops than the present. R44e4a 03e sFa
 My efforts will be confined strictly to 1se commis- sion business aoh uusual acilities for making sales at tAe earl.st market requests My terms for doing the business will meet with the acceptance of all consigners. .@st sfagI ioe'g5 egu.oi
 H. B. WILCOX, eQ9sk a
 169 and III Front St., Hartford, Conn.
 23m ....-.- sss69
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Editor of LiteA.feld Enauirer ::

Dear Sir:--W With your permission wish to say to the readers of your paper that will a'Recipe, with full directions for, making and using asimple Vegetable Balm that will effect. ually remove, in ten days, Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities of the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and beau- tiful. alsi asgssHt e3 affi st siiAt4Y S
 I will also mail free to those having Bald Heads, or Bare Faces, simple directions and in formation that will enable them to start full growth of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustache, in less than thirty days. .ssta'al 7@' @ All applications answered by return mail without charge. @assassf 7 a5ifFslRg sa8 " 2g4 sNi s9 4h Respectfully yours, ,ts fssta 4s '
 faiAl5 a@iTHOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, *
 A 3m s 8@@ 831 Broadway,aN. Y.
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SOLDIERS,

x Every soldier should carry with him . supply of Railways Ready Relief IL supplies tho plscc of all othe medicines; and as beverage,a tessponnfnl of { ST stmuhnt than brandy whsky, or blstsrs.
 SICKNESS PREVENTED N THE srn MAINE zk5f Eighth afaiho regiment, sersec O r Lord, Ed " thss Railway 's Ready Relief saved tho regiment fru 1[<f while quartere at Tybee Island, 8. e.. vnc1 @Iu1 In the swamps, erecting f6rtiacaao15 E|1r} rl<l Ague, DarrIoei, nysentery, Rheumatism, @>z cured by the use of the Ready RelicE
 I .1n allcascs ash for Radwsy's Ready 3.,|<t 1.ts DO other sec that the signature oi No1<a< ' <t. supplied with new and fresh stock. rr1c1 . cents per bottle Sold bT Druggists, Merchants and country
 RADwAY q O.,
 q Madden tsas, Nsx xor1
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 PoPuIAnIrr.--A great many people, at the present day, think moreof obtaining public isy and popularity, than of any other one thing they could possibly be possessedsof But, anx ious as they may be to acquire the vain glory oi the popular voice, none ever succeeded to SO Fgreat.an extant asa has sthat aorldrenowned remedy, known as Goes Cough Bslsam. There E scarcely family ir the land but what con l Der supply of this icle as nacessary to the household as their flour Of pfovisfons. Expe rience has taught the people that bother rem BY has ever been put before the public that Will cure coughs, colds, cronp, sore throat, and Tn fact all throat and lung complaints, as quick Y and as efectually as Goes Cough Balsam; In the Eastern States. where it has been long knownSand tested, itais considered as the most reliable cough remedy extant, md he one, eith- CT rich or poor, thinks of being without it. We would suggest to all our readers the necessity Eof keeping on hand an article of this kind for immediate use. It costs but 40 cents per bot tie and is sold at alIour drug stores and is the cheapest and best remedy in the world. I'm za s&ese-s fte WHIsKERs II !--Those wishinga "a fine set of whiskers, a nice moustaches Ora beautiful head of glossy hair, wille.please read the card Of TH0S. F. CHAPMAN in another part of this paper. bs331gs45 3mi ls
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MARRIED.

May, 10th, by Rev. MT, Vail, Mir. Seth Whi- ting to Miss Abbie J. Smith, both Of Litch- field &
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SIGNS or SICKNEss.

Headache, Pains In tho Iimbs-in tho Stomach, Bow. els and Kdneys-C9d, Snils, aud hos sausnSss Soat- 10 of Appetite Resilessness, ciddincss. &c, &c aro -peinonitory symptoms of Malignant Diseascs one dds, Of thsR READY RELIEF Is sufficient 10 break up health skss As4fe AeA
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DIED.

At Sharon. 14th inst, Eliakim S. Stoddard, Jr.s Esq, Councillor at Law, aged 42-On the 18th, Mr. Charles Platt. aged 76. al
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5000 YARDS

NEW AND 2 T. .Des1Eab1e Prints. :" E have the sinsde track in this artf
 w cIe. not only in quantity and variety of style but inlpoint of Cneapness. Notwitha. standing the great advance of last week, lwei can sell them at low figures the prices of which we will give over the counter. A word to the wise, &c. HART, BROS. & co. ,ss
 May ?, 1865 GA l4.i2 5 g 8 tf.,a
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NM E have found it! A brand of Flour Ed;- sVsSa rect Irom the Mills. taking qnality and price into consideration. that can't be beaten. His good zenoagh for an cpicure and Chean enough 46fifRe Million Try it.
 tf HART BROS: &co.
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CHRONIC RHEUMATISM CURED. Twenty Yenrs of S-ees,less Nlchfz.

Vim sydney Myers, Esq, of Havana. Cuba, tho cor. respondent of the London Times, suffered witt Acute md Chronic Rheumatism for twenty vo years, andfor twenty years he had not enjoyed ono who.c nights calm rest. He applied RAILWAYS READY nEIIkF-it i'm mediately gave him and secured him tfe first calm continued use of tho READY RELIEF cured him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-18

SUGARS and MOLASSES arc advancing in S price, but as usual. we. are prepared for it and can give our trade excellent bargainsiin these articles. .e4aa HART BROS s& C0s E
 2d May, 1865. atasfas@4 ~ lss9lssss 8 tf.d
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cg-1 t-A A4gsy-~ r r e ~. T 2@--rr
 THO you want -Whiskers or Mustaches Our D Grecian Compound will force them to grow oh the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald headss insSix Weeks. Price $l co. Sent by uiail yHhere. dDsely sealed Ion receipt oi price. Es Addfess 'd sa7 ss WARNER & co.
 36yl s4sas Brooklyn, New York.
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How m CuREs.

-,s,1- g-sI AUSVfVV CUbEAtSs 7T1l ' Tho secondary indication of RADwAY's READT RE- LIEF is to cure the patient of the disease msady that occasions the pain this 1t occompIshes rapidly end radically. So avif is the patient transfrmed from pain, weakness and decrepitude, to the delight full enjoyment of health and strength that patients fire. ral influence of enchantment.
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s;1s ssstfsx5 grs VI bsTcissl tFs Ssss ass6 sessh g7ss essbpEq fffV la fas'eS .se e94cs
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-18

REIEuMATTsM. 1UMBAGo, coUT, NEURALGIA, TOOTH ACHE, GROUP, INFLUENZA, FORE TH OAT, tl .QJ'INzY, IPTHERfA, HOArsENtss, Bi,oNCfil- f ITS, STIFF JOINTS. ENLARGED TENDONs, HEAD ACHE, (Sck or Nervous.) ASTHMA, or HARD
 BREATHING. fl It Is truly marvellous how quick RAILWAYS READY RELIEF cures the sufferers of these maladies Tbe poor, crippled and pain trieken Rheumatic has not 10 wait days before change takes place. but n few minutes derives ease and comfort.
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S SUPERIoR LIGHT CoIoRED POTASH S Just received at F. D. MoNEIL'S.
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a"ENRY MANASSETH will present . peti- LII tion to the May session of the Legislatir. for release from Conn. State Prison.
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PREVENTION DETER THAN CURE.

THERE Ii NO OCCASION FOR SICKNESS. , When you first feel pain, then take teaspoontu of the READY RtII F. in water; or apply U 70 tne mar s where YOU feel the discomfort 'f
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' ,fArIcvAyT DTsEAsEc

!, ALI. MALIGNANT DISEASES first give warning of their and net prompt ly before they become securely ntrsnched within he system, will be readily expelled. fnt gsl4
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YyHE Celebrated APEEESKILL FLOWS, Z, If N HART BROS. co.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Persens exposed to the Malaria of Ague, or If seized with Chills and Fcver will find positive AntidUte and Curc in ladway's Ready Relief. Let two tea.poonsfu of the Ready Relief, in wincgass Of water, Dc taken on getting out of bed in tho morning. and however s posed to malaria you will escape
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RADwAYs READY RELIEF

should Do applied to the pa"t or parts alcted It To stanty relieves tho patient from pain, and quickly heas soothes and strengthens the disabled parts. In all cases of Bites of Rab Do.s Reptiles Stngs cf Poi sonous Insects, the application of RADwAY'S READY RELIEF to tho wound will prevent inflammation and modification 4sE tfTslE H7L i-ll
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RADwAY'S READY RELIEF
 SHOULD BE TAKEN INTERNALLY. One dose will stop the pain it's continued use wf ip . few hours, cure the patient
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Gsisty in me Mexican capital.


Two days after the inauguration Of No
rel 0's statue, the wss ball a. the pa ace,
IN which the rank, fashion, and beauty of
Mexican society shons 10 al its lustre.
Madame Amonte, the Marques Of Vivian
Co the Baroness Of Escandon, sad Marshal
BaEame's wife, were particularly % iced.
Madame Almonto wore 4 dress Of white or
mosi, ornasn nted With knots Of blue satin,
and on her head o blue velvet diadsrn. The
dress 81 the Marques Niva1co was peach
color, Of a very delicate Stat, with VII e
blonde and fringe ornaments. she wore q
diamond Get VITA hroche and earrings o.
the most magnificent water. On her head
was q red velvet coifure, EN- 5roidersd with
pearls aud green ribbons, which c1Tnpose
the three nstional ~olors The COS ufns ~
The Baroness % Escandon WIS magnifcepf
- besutiful dress, with . waist II potnt
PanFleisrre on her head q small cr1sn of
roses covered with Ter spTinkied Eith gold
twa heeueis az dismouds % szch side. and
sparkies OF diamonds surrounding her curied
hair. The necklace aud bracelets we're
pearls and diamrads mixed Her costume
was certainly worth hsifa miliion of iollsrs,
snd was he riEhest ~ the eveaibg Mad
anne Ia Marecha'e Bazue wore soiteTinU-
eolored dress, and Che emerald and diamond
set presented By she Empress. The hair
dress vas f1Taei Ct "a emerald lo1enge,
surrounded with diamouis, but her ycutd
and beauty were Der finest ornamenf.
Outside 81 these high peaouares, crowds
Of beag ie had come % charm the delicious
party, 30 which Her Malssiv the Fmpresz
Charloi;e had invited the a1rer Of Mexican
society.
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NO. 1875.
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
From the BIO Grande.
No Attack on KaiamOras.

NEE OELRtSs. 0ct 2s.-Maiamorss I'D
Wees 81 the 2lsf says na serious assault has
yet been made. Mel has 1889 elective
mrccs inside cavairg. and several hundred
vel armed disciplinei cititsus. heliiss.
mostly foreigners.
tortluas j. in bonneville, and it Is said
he has givenu up the command of the Liberal
attacking force, because net allowed @ lead
ne assault The liberals a1e about two
thousand strong under Escohcdo.
Meiia has iron-clai Gunboats palfoling
the river above and below Ma aIhorss.
FIRING was heard st Brs1os on Tie ed
douhlcss q sunboat praciiciDg her rrus
No apprehensions are entertained In Maia-
moras of The all Of the CITY.
Canales i az MieF levyins heavy erntri
buttons nud committing numherless out
RACES. he orders those merchants Who owe
money to The citizeBs Of Matamoras Do pay
their debts 70 him or he wil burn tlef-
houses. The Maiamoras Monitor hiss sd
vices from Belgium. six Thousand voiuu-
.eorl are coming from thence for the Impe-
-ialists.
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CoHF0x. Planters srs busy Cettingo out the
Qeesry ez- king, and judging frou the eager
meas evinced By buyers % get it into their
hands. We are rather inclined 70 think that
some iel VS. ike . pay homage in and
around the place where The supposed de
hract king was buried But we don't believe
his heeciness died n al and II be did that
don't amount % much, for Harieman county
hiss been mckimg powerful big Triues i'm
ueriai, who VIII Essert and carry cut al lhs
ship Cd commerce. from stem 70 stern when
theoid fellow msde lucky hit Aside iiau
this. ii e tho opinion Of good iudEes thai
HnrdeHan au6 faysiie counties VIII pro
/ drrs more sotton this year than any three
/ counties 10 the State. Where there = cot.
tn. Frssnhaeks siil CO. and where green
| bssts hauFith, tfais vii ioiloW.--HeliUsf
Tea. B1affia,
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Central Gass d enjoying ths auiet plea
sares a. serene Old aEe amid his lsmii v. su.-
rounded BY I'll the appliances % wealth.
He was among enc 81 ths eariiar settlers Of
ihe CITY Of Detroit. sEd there be livsa now.
with bis chiidfeu. Gu Possession Of lie sm-
pie fortune sIislng from che increased Talso
Of h. g7ound Which be has seen chahgiug
ircm tha foeEh. ulieulil Vated, worthless
Waste 70 ihs city HieE' and siis % naEnid
cent structures, isiding Frlnneiy reTenael
% thar tuildefs General Cas- posaeases
tzsts fog art, and has had SIMPLE Opportunity
or graGfyinF i doriug his travels On Eu-
rope. HIS sldest con has inhsrits3 he ssnae
taste with even greater sc1pe Coz iis eultiVa-.
son and more a1unaaut uieala 81 als1mins
the pleasant Abors 81 the colieotl r. AMI tl-
rallsries d bqth the 6eHeral aud us ~
Masor Lewis Nasi, cqutaia many ssls5rsses
ard rsro works ~ All. There L 1ise1r..,.
n snrprise aidei b he grntifesf ~ rs.
ienfes 4 sszllg upen aailque nsrll.s a.
BON ne sle4s e -ore q thY rev si,v e
potion VIII : lhe iimi,s 81 ne - ~
iisus r--ft4. Frsfs ''''
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.
MrlIIaOT rrvIsIos o. rnr TEsss.sEE.

MILITARY ntfbioN o. fHE lENENgsEEt . D
OHIEF QuAHrEHNAsrERs OsFicE. U. s. MI. r. Re.
NssHFuIE, TESs, Sept. Is. ls65. }
WILL offer at pub c sale the following described
/ property Of the United States. viz
On Monday, DC over sOth az Antioch and c.
r. r, ONE BUILDING. TF IF
On Tuesday, Ostobar3ist, Of TulaliOna, N. and
c. R.. ONs B Hiding.
On Wednesday 6oeeTnber1st. is65. It nsarherd
N. ana c. X. K, TEN BUILDINGS, MESS HOUSE,,
&C.
ON Thursday. November I'd at Steven y. Ala,
FOURBUiLDlNGS.
On Thursday, November "a, at bridgeport ~
AMI G. R. X ONE BUILDING 4f
On Thursday. Nogsmoer I'd, at ahellmnni ~
and 9. r. s. (, p o'cloek p. ~. ONE BufDDiNG.
Dc fudsy, N9senhsr Sd, 1855. at ChEttsn ogai
Tenn, and c. ninuing daily until comp eted ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE BUILDINGS
more or lessl, such IS EtarahOusaa Mess and
DHellisg Houses o Hcas, Stables &c Wt
A iarfe proportion cf tee above mentioned hrld-
ings are substantial an well adspted for either
dwellings or stores At the same time they are 80
cons ructed that they can be readily reBovsd Z
Necessary. s
As thelsnd on Nhich these buildiuQs nov stand
does not belong % the Government the right 10 re-
move them will be guaranieed for ten DAYS from
date Of sale. |-t
sa E comuence at O'Clock each dsv. unless
Otherwise specifed
Any information desired in ref rence oihe shove
properly may be had upon applica iou 10 Can't 8.
B. Ha nil, A. q. ~. Nashville Tspp.. or Capt W.
B. hopkins a. q. NJ, Chsttsnooea. Tenn
Terms cash in 6oTFnmsnt Funds.
F.ICR LILY,
sepSo-tnOvl Capt and A. O NJ, g. s. Army.
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auEl-sm. 1''''''H' Nag Co.. n y
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100000
Watches, ohsIns, Diamond
RINGS. sc.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO,OOO,

A IL to be sold for One Dollar each, without re-
% gsrd 10 value. Not 70 Be paic for Until you
know what you are 10 receive.
ssThis a one Of The largest hrms IN The CITY OF n.
York, and are doing Very extensive bu mess, epd
have on rand the largest STOCK that be found in
the City."-Ocesua Times, Fent Water, Mich, O.t
n, 1854 Their stock Is large, and buyers may
raif on arcles purchased nom them iustas reNre-
seutd Their loas coutnuanoa 10 business enables
them 10 oder better indurements than any other
house IN the G tY."-Logei American, Anderson,
Ind Oct 81 1854. Their Watches are admitted
BY CONF etent Judge, and those who have used
them 70 be the besf 10 use. They are al they are
sdVertlHed 70 be, "--lndepends Narfentol, al,
Oct 20, 1854. They are large desler and their
stock manuiactursd IN The bast style, and Of pure
materials. Telegraph, Saugeftes, n, v, Oct "a
1854 cal gooda furnished Whist they rep
resented 70 BE-. Times, WaterTille, n 4. Oct ~,
lssl WORTHY OF confidence Wyoming Demo.
crst Warsau y Y, Oct "a 1874 "hnnOrahle and
AR deaang men. "-Cumberan and Valley Journal
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Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs and
Heart.
DRS. R. AND J. HUNTER
or New York,
Physicians Tor Pulmonary DistasN

NVOuLD nouig TIER 1ateais 10 Nashville ana
tnoss Fho desire % consult then. that thew
have opened a. once r. the iiy Hotel, where thaY
len re consulted perseualY or b letter on DIS
s.sa einuraeed IN tleir speoiaItY, r.rs EronrbIaa
pfolfsslon theis pracuee i er,IraigrIv s.I.f-..I
A Dr. Busters Fsit o. nashville is irrr-rai ~ ~,
desire % place themselves under h.s ears aborif
.lse 20 .lne IN submitting TIER cases ilr exaruaa-
non a. The earliest plsctcahie moment. losrs-lr,
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HEaFIga CoaIs o. FlaE 81 "A Hrtp.-
Montgomery BLAIR in ais CinrkriIle spssch
and subsequent letter, sslayed 10 PROVE thnt
Secretary seEaEd was o traitor. chareine
that Uron him res "a the responsibility fof
the lcss oi Sulaier AID The events which FOL-
lowed IN resYonss D the attacks. the
premier said = his Auburn speech, Eve
have bad tFa foEiulssisr Generals. No
mere Fr1dent OF edciest ons than Mant-
gomsEg Blair has ever presided IN that De-
partme1i.
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PaoFosaaFH Photerraphs Of Qapsrsl.
Federal and Confederate. .fha 1900 80
lection IN the west, for sale, wholusslo ana
retail. Remember the place, Galiervof ne
Cum5erland, 2sCedAr street, oppoaito Com
mreial Hotal. n,av9r-tt
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Was the only Preparation for food from
Indian Corn

Wholesale Depot I68 Fulton 81 New YGrk.
WILLIAM DURHEA, General Agent.
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The Original and Best IN The WafbIf
The only true and perfect Hair pye. Harm
less, Reliable and 1nsisutaueous. Produce
Immediately g splendid Black or Natural
Brown, Without iujuring The HAIR OF skin.
Remedies The ill effects ~ bad dyes s,II
~ all prnggists. The genuine i siqr-I
William a. Batchelor Also.
hcgcHcrufiag EEEacf af MHfdrara G.
RESTORING ard BesahEsnq az Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOE. Nav Yoax.
sepij-ly
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AhE CONFESSIONS kNn ExFEHIaxcnor An H..
VhLln.--Fubhehed for the benefit. ana 81 !.
eAauon % youag men and othera, who nlff,r
ron nervous Debility, Premature Decay oil
a.anhooss &c, supplying 81 tho same rre-
Inc means Of aell-cure. By enc whs has
cured himself alter undergoing considerable
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Of the author.
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Ohicers' Accounts made Qua and cashed.
VuarteElnastera' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made mp bY n. Tnmpkins, lats
MAJOR l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. or
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-31
Conntr TrnsIre.

WE ARE AUFHOEiLsD TO aSNhuNcE TON
- G ChJNk al cansiiata fof COUNTY Govt
C.eilS, OF Davidson County. af ihe eusunr sar.H
election. o-if