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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13

A BOILED DIsH.--Almost every family has dinner, as often as once a week, of .wh at is popularly called 8 'boiled dish. and which, properly cooked, is one of the best dishes in the world but all cooks do not know the best way to boil corned beef The common way, in or Ter to make it tender, being 10 put it in cold water, and let the beef come gradually to boil. This certainly makes the beef ten der, but it also extracts all the strength and juices. better way is to wait till the water boils before putting in the beef; it will then be equally tender, and will retain all it's
 strengthening and juicy properties. Many housekeepers suppose that putting meat in
 hot water inevitably renders it hard and tough, -and..so it will, if the water is only HOT but is it boils, the effect will be the reverse.- Just as putting discolored table-cloth in hot water will set the stains but put in boiling water, and it takes them clean out. The same rule applies to all boiled meats. Hams, aft CT boiling four or five hours, according to size, should be taken out, the skins taken off, and cracker or bread crumbs grated over them and then baked in 8 brisk oven for one hour A leg of mutton can be treated successfully in
 the same way, only it does net require to be boiled so long. Of course, the boiling process should always be gentle.-Selected.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13

A LADY wished seat in crowded hall. A handsome gentleman brought her chair You are jewell said she. 'Oh, no, replied the gentleman. am jsweller, have just sci the jewell
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13
DAVID C.. BUCKLEY,
eJ2s 5t3 .d aITi5-Td 73f i7'5 E7--'' l,.5 3t..3ssp n,li p7ita DEALER IN fsfsez f.r..l .
 USEHOLD TURF

\ rioJ 0faN Kiads,7 Consisting of ]. Chairs, Tables Bureaus, Bedstcads and Coffins. Also. Picture Frames, Toilet Stands and So fas made and sold with neatness, elegance and despatch. Warehouse. West St.. Litchtield Conn .msaaau eq0 s5aas,y is357lu
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly '~' and promptly done.
 Business Cards, Wedding Cards. Bill Heads, ..g., Labels, Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamph,
 let's &c.,, &c., done in the best style, and
 as cheap as at any office in the State. Orders by mail or otherwise respectfully so :
 licit ed
 All Jobs returned c. O. D. t'f .-''
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ALSO

A Large two-storv Brick residence. with egh
rooms en- Russe ST. uear sfIuip street church p
Lot fronts 100 feet by TO feet deep 6Ood kitchen
q. tern, etc aud well enclosed Improvements u
excellent condition, and one Of the b 81 locations n
Edgeheld.
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We have alarge nurnber Of elegant lots sufiahle
or bulcing business houses and dU ellings or, IN
various parts Of the city
135 Feet OF vaoant ground opposite the "Fe-
male Academy near The Nashville and Chafia-
oga Eailroad, for isle
A choice Lot froadng lo0 feet on Russell street
near Tulip street church
Tive Los each CD iee- frcuf on Russell street, BY
10 dsen. NerT couVenient 10 the Wire Bndge.
A beautiful Lot, neariY opposite the Iesidence Of
Jna. MonOs, keq., lQ1is1 feet
A Lot frontrg % fees On Eaiheriand street, ty
10 deep. Ne-y near the Wire Bridge.
Two Lots between Russell aud Fsfheriand streets
fronting 90 feet each On 0fs, y lao deep
Ach0 &c lot, fronting 60 feet % Fatheriand end
running beck 10; 10 q gaod neigh5orhO1d
Two Lots on Faiheraui, each frontEE 90 feei y
l70. joining Cesar bohne's properiY.
Two Lots OR Faiheriald, opposite Oscar boiile :
property, eRch g. 81 10 feet
A Lot. corner Of HieFenson ard Factory sireel7f
fronting 2oJ feet on Factory, by E26 aosg Steven
A choice Lot, fondnE 81 saet on Russell street
hv no deem aaioInias A. n. Dil.in, aod very COVE
nienf % The Wire Bridge 60.
a lot On Russeli street adIolzng Gum ns-
ham, ircats 90 ty ITO feet - -
Eight Acres OF the very 1esi fien -, ..3 n.
iug SO yards on 6aliaEn pisa, y ~ y@iaa On tno
Flsht on Ten Lots lysng souih Of shelly Asenne.
A 1s-ga n,.r-ber al I.dts 10 ksnseJs Adducns
nd nav &C., baaaa1Ily located End EAlnataes
euf2-g ~
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Mhnt Hns Reen Secnred.


In lees than six months after the surren-
DIR Of the rebel armies, three important
measures for indemnity for the past and Sc
curity of the future, have been almost con-
HuInmatel, and may now be regarded as
fixed end unaiterable. To these three i'm
Iertrut objects the represen' atives OF the
people lately iu insurrection against the \ g.
tiunal Authority may be said 10 have FORM
ally c1nseniod And il there is any cir
cuInsiance necessary 10 complete aud 10
ritiiy them, ID viii soon be secured beyond
peradventuro. These measures and objects
are o. follows
/. Tho ratification, BY all the recent in
surgtnt or rehelli0us states, Of the Joint
resolution Of Congress amending the Federal
Constitution, hy forever aboli hing slavery
in the United States.
III. Ite abr Cation and repeal Of al laws,
codes, or pfoyisions. State or municipal, for
the protection of slavery, for the oppres-
sion Of the coiorel man, and 'or the with
holding from him tho rights secured TO all
of hrs race, In most Of the free States Of the
Republic
M. The authoritative avowal that none
Of lhe debts incurred in the prosecution OF
the rebellion against the national authority,
either State or national, shall ever be paid
or be made Tho prcteNt for taxing toe peo-
pie, or Cor claim up n the Government of
the United States.
There vas no period during the war when
n these hree great measures had been pre-
scented by t..e conthern ptople as guaran ices
tor Their obedience 10 the laws, and their re-
turn 10 The Union, they would rot have been
accepted De o basis Of an immediate cessa-
ton q hosuhties, and the beginning OF q
long and an honorable peace. Regarded in
view Of the notorious sut'erings Of ihe South
ern people, and c0ntraeted With the abound
ing comfort and property Of 81 the loyal
States, We may well AK whether this IS the
time 70 resist VI 10 question the reconstruc-
ton policy Of President Johnson An in
curry lke tins becomes more pertinent when
Ne reueci that none % the authors OF the
rebellion can take The cath preliminary 30
securing seat in the natiennl leg stature.
and that 40 perfectly convinced OF ;his fact
are The people ofthe South that they have
not put iorWnrd any candidates but those
who can comply With the conditions set
iorth IN the Presidents Amnesty Proclsma
ton and with The covenant prescribed by
Congress. lf the Representatives Of the
American people in Congress assembled,
hheil, m their wisdom. decide that the peo-
Pic lately IN revolt must, bv yet fnrtker
acts Of sscrihcC and submission. nanitest
Their desire SO be good and faithful citizens
IN time 10 oome, their judgment will un-
doubleday D. loyalty accepted and obeved.
but we enhnot anticipate such legi lation.
ana We certainly do not think il would be
either expedient or wise.-- WasAiagtor.
Chronicic.
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The Samaritan's Gift

. . - ETII -U3I1
Arsnte Mail Steamship Co \. Y, between New
York ami Aspnwa.
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BEZvET Mas. GEN. COorER.--Maior Gen
eral Joseph A. Cooper, late candidate for
Congress IN tins district, is At present a the
city. zen. Cooper has purchased property
IN this county, and viii soon settle here
Permanently. We congratulate the people
ot Knox county on 20 valuable "a acQuisi-
Ton % her population. Cen Cooper has re
nected honor on East Tennessee and her
soldiery. HIS services are too we'll known
. ne people 90 be recounted here. They
are iuily appreciated by the people Of this
District who woald love % honor him.
while detected for Congress. he has no rea-
son 70 e. chagrined. There are not an hun
0rea men who voted for Maynard who do
NOT aduaire The General. knorriIe VAC.
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The London Times is nova -isvs extreme
Ae1ious 10 appear as the warm friend Of
lne niied States. IN 8 recent leader. IA
not only denounces the depreJiations of Inc
nAenandoah, aud "shares in the indirns.
tlons y he Americans sgEintt her" but i
aeilaily calls Ca the British Government !,
lA.isl ne United States in stopping her
.ll4. ses, and 10 instruct English ships-of-
W ~ 70 To treat The Shenandoah as any other
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Nashville Property.

A Coed Brick Residence, No g. Line street,
with nine rooms gas fixtures al through the house.
Good OuthOuses ana stable, I'll IN good condition.
Lot Al by ISL feet, Prce We moderate.
AlsO-A tFo-story Brick reaidence, with eight
rooms. No. 10, South College street. Everything 10
good couditioa; yard well shadea. Lot IS BY $50
feet Price sdj00
Als0-A Brick siore-house, No p Brosd street
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
high, IS feet by IS. most excellent stsnd, and is
free nom taxation.
Also-A comm7dIous Brick Dwelling, corner o.
McLenOre and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen " IN
roorl-, and lumber room Lot fronts 49, feet on
Gsy, ~ 81 deep Splenaid water and beautifully
shaded, yard vel enclosed Pnce 81 %.
Ais0-A gcof tHo-stoIy BrcE house, No. Is Ce-
dar street. with seTsa looms kitchen, s rvants'
rooms, and smokehouse. Let fronts 81 feet on Ce
dar and runs back les sei % "a alley. Hyir8nt Ct
the lack door. Preseason gwen Immediately.
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me !, Noriolk Posi grumbles al The Rich
the ''disastrous clo.e OF tbe ,gsr-' >, i.sDisss-
treus % whom - demands h Pos O.
tsinly b was the rcverse al disastrous a ~.
-ior % the war had lasted much
ie-ssl mere would have been nobody len
s Is, l, 1here- The Bulletin ought 70 correct
- parase 10 "the very fortunate close of
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DISTURBING A NIECE f,,,,-,.-
Raleigh (N. O. Progress. ar T,,nr.s,, - -,
saws.
'fIhe students Al r,b,-., M, -,
other white persons. i, II 49, aLa q 'eN
~ ~ So ei.y lew days since anon the c6srTe
o e.sturoing negro convention IN lie "
e siy Of Tue University, have had ! pre.
nm ililils.I eNam'naii ,n aud been sdrnitfss 20
al % ne sum Of ooo each Tor Their an
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Cor. Church an1 Nins siueeis, Nashville
DESMOND a CO, propTieiors
$40 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa. lsep2o-cm
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Edgefeld Property.

Lug OIIoIu i AOpOAtfr
One Of the beat Suburban res dences near Nash
Vile beautifully 10 aiei and finely improved The
lot contains ~ acres Of uch garden lard fronting
On Foster street and On the Louisville nd Nash
vile Fal-ost; 81 situated thst it could be cut up
into besuuul building 10 s. Tens literal
ALSO
A House on Bell Street. with 4 rooms, good els
tern, kc. LOT fronts 90 feetc Ben street., By 20
feet deep, well enclosed. Puce s 500.
ALSO
A House on Bel Street, with rooms Lot fronts
5Ofeet by ~. deep, good clstern. Price $3.50
ALSO
A neat framed Cottage. with rooms and Kitchen.
Rooms Of good size good eisterni porch front AID
she By Park, and very convenient to the Wire
Bridge. Price $3.50.
ALSO
Alarmed House with 5 rooms and hall, porch IN
front, well shaded and vel enclosed Lot fronts 50
feet on WoOdlsnd 10 et deep; JOINS the residence
Of Mr.. Dury. trce $500.
ALSO
brick House with rooms, en- Herman street
lot 90 feet BY no. Good cistern and garden, all Cd
enclosed, Price $500
ALSO
Afraued House on FstherIand street, with five
room, kitchen and cisten beautifully shaded and
vel enclOsed Let fPont $50 ieet on fatheriand py
10 deep. Pr &c $500; one third oash, balance Il
one and two years.
ALSO
House on Shelby street, with good roons,
kitchen, cellar, and good cisiern. Lot l25 feet BY
l75. PAIGE 5000 cash.
ALSO
frame House on Galaiin Pile with SIX rooms,
kitchen, outhouses. snd an excellent clsiern well
enclosed. Lot 20 feet by no Price $500.
ALSO
A framed House on 6alahn Pike, with rooms,
outhouses lumber shed, and an excellent clstern.
Lot 100 feet by 10 Terms $500.
ALSO
A framed House, or Galstin Pike, with rooms
in sood condton, OF Spnug street Lat 81 BY 40 It.
Price $500.
ALSO
A b.ieE and framed House, with s good rooms.
smoke house. stable nnd outhouses Has good
shade trees, and an excellent cistern. Lot fronts
100 q. on Boscobel street. ~ 40 feet deep. Price
$500.
a ALSO
A Large tWo-story Brck residences with eight
rooms. en- Russe ST. near "Tuhp street church
ot fronts 100 feet by TO feet deep 6ood kitchen,
q. tern. etc , aud well enclosed. Improvements IN
excellent condition and one Of the b 81 locations IN
Edgefeld.
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A sPlenoid Farm containing 400 Acres. i've
miles rom Nashville, on the Nashville and Chatta
n o. a railroad. at Glen Clifa DEPOT. agd on MN
creek. The land is very nch splendidy watered
aud beautifully located. THIS Is one OF th- best
GRASS tAkMS 10 DaY dson county, and Is pecu-
liar adapted 90 raising Stock. On the place il a
TriToad switch, az near BY is very large and
bank. bring splendid plase for an extensive Brick
Yard. There u q two story brick residence with a
framed addition, containing rooms aiss kitchen
and out-hQusesl good barns, stables, &C, ana Eu
Orchard OF lo00 choice FTuit Trees
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$4,000 Worth
BOOTS & SHOES

TINS amount viii be sold at COST TO close %
this depart nent IN y sra OF superior make. ans
warranted % give sstis'aet'on
Ladies' ana Genuemen's H ATS Of mesa
fashionable SHAPE, Of which We have q large e.
sorimen,s Wi oe offered a. greatly rsuesd press.
Our.
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REFERENCES.

Hon William G. Brosnio8, Governor Of Ten
nessee.
Brig Gen. James P. BrownloE, Adiutsnt General
Of Tennessee.
MAJOR General George W. StonemEn, Knoxville,
Tenn.
Bvt. Major General R. W. johnson, Pulaski,
Tenn.
iune25- SINS
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Ia, IN case Of syphilis, led in conjunction with the
cents.
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A House on Bel Street, with 4 rooms Lot 'front.'
50 feet by 2oo deep, good clstern. Price $50.
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A framed House, or Gsllatin Pike, with rooms
in sood condition. OF spnng street Lot 50 by 40 It
Price $500.
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A House on Bell Street. with 4 rooms, good cs-
srn, a.. Lot fronts go feet On Bell street, by 20
ret deep, well enclosed. Prcs s .50o.
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Also

A Nice Little Farm Of lG}< Acres, four and
haf miles nom the city. 0nthe Whites creek PIKE;
our Reres IN timber. Place veil Waiered.
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Also
Also
Also

A Fsrm OF 81 acres, OF stones RIVER Pike, 8
NIL - nom the city, on Mil cresk-opp 1sits this
Mil About Two thirds Of iIis neh bottom land
ID. ---LL -
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XNz2ZNLZzI

Al; medical men and the pres recommend DR.
sTRICKLAHD'S ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE -
the Only certan remedy Tor u afrfuaa aud lll sen
tery ID u a comhinstion e Aitrngents, Ahsor-
tsnis Stimulates and Carmmslivss and IL WHr-
ranted % effect cure Al al other zseaas have
iaalsd; ospecislly IN chronic cases.
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Also

A Nice Litiie Farm OF II Acres. four and
half miles from the city, On the DiekersOn p Ike.
Has ffsm d house With iour rooms, out house, and
stable. Lsad very nchi excellent Wster. Price
low.
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Also
Also

Farm Of sixty acres good land-l0 acres in
tImber-three miles from tire city, en- the Colny
roaf between ire CisrksThie AID Hrck Church
Pike PRICE e5E00
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House on Shelby street, with good roons,
kitchen, cellar, and good clsiern. Lot 125 feet by
lT5. PAIGE 5000 cash.
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WASHINGTON, D c., July %, 1885.
Sealed Proposals are invited ana viii be received
az ire pisces and until & dates hereinafter named
for re o archase Of the following named Steam
boafs, Whzrf- Beats, Barges. and other property.
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The sabbath.


HAAa-aaA- NNtf- a.
What spell has Ger the ropulous city pass
Tho wonted current Of its life Is stayed;
its sports, is gainful shrines are earthward
cast.
A though their ril0ness were at once dis
The roar Of trade has ceased, and on the air.
Come holy songs and solemn sounds Of
prayer.
Far spreads the charm from every ham
lei spire
And note OF rest and heavenwara thought
is pealed;
By has calm hearth reclines the peasant
sire;
The toll worn steed bs,ks in the breezy
Within, without. through farm and cottage
hlest,
lis one bright day Of gladness and Of rest.
Down from their mountain dwellings, whilst
the dew
Shines on the heath bells, and the fern is
bending
IN the fresh breeze, its festive garbs view
Childhood and age, and buoyant youth
descending,
God, w4o hast piled thy wonders round
their home,
It's in thy love they to thy temple come.
A stately ship speeds Ger the mighty
OF many lesgus from cur own happy
laud;
Yet from its heart sseeuds the choral strain;
For tbere It's iiftlc isolated band,
Amid the ocean deserts awful roar,
Praise him whose love links shore TO shore.
Ger pa my woods where summer radiance
ialls,
In the glad islands Of the Indian main,
What thTon ging crowds the missionary CO ls
To raise 70 Heaven the Christians gl0ri-
Gus straini
LOT where eugirt by children Of the sun
stauds the white man and counts his victo-
ries won.
In the fierce deserts Of distant gone,
Mid savage nations, terrible and stern,
lonely atom severed from his own,
The traveller wcnds, death or renoWn 70
earn
Parch d, fasting, wearied, vergirg 10 dispair,
lie kneels, lie prays; hope kindles in his
prayer.
Der the wide world, hlest day, thy iDfu-
cnce hief;
Rest o'er the sufferer spreads her balmy
wings
Love wakes, joy dswns, praise fills the list
The expsndiug hearts from hearts excite
meni springs;
Heaven for 0ne day, wi'hdraws its ancient
ban.
Unbars its gates, and dwells once more with
man.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A Farm o. 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
LshaBOn Pike; soil rleh, vel ne osed With g1rd
cedar fence, sp.endldy Eatsfei. four hundred
ares cared bd .Ece vel mberel with cedar and
Ct1er o8th; two res.des es ca the plsce-oue
with rComs, the other With 8 rolIn=-boln with
good outlOuses, &c.
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sAMARITAE'S
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES. &c.

FOR SYPHILIS or Nenerea' Diseases, The ssmari-
tsns Roof and Hcrb Juices IS the most potent GER
tsn and sfectual remedy ever prescribed Il resch-
e. and eradicate every particle OF the venereaI po.-
con, 80 that the cure Is fhorOugh and permanent.
Take then his purifying remedy and Re heslei,
and do not transmit 70 posterty lhst for Which
Won n. ~ reuanf IN after years
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Cloak Department

OomrHses great Yarie y Of yer desirable Gooda
when We WI sell a. prices 20 suit the times Fas
t. ma Cl0sks, Bssques "a fhir-1ss-s--rr FfsndL
las de iqgaas e ID grus ds Napiz, Creultr. are
ETC., VIII b sold NERY CHEAP In order 10 ms
room for our Fan stock.
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Military Claim Agency
JOHN 0 NELL,

Qate Capt, 18th U. 8. C.I.,)
OFFICERRs' Monthly and Quarterly Papers an
" Muster-out Rolls promptly executed.
Particular attention given to the collection
claims for Commissary and Quartermasters' Stores,
whether receipted for or not.
Claims for Pension, Bounty, Arrears Of Pay, Prize
Money, pay for Horses lost in service together
wish Just demands against the United States,
tended to and promptly collected.
Vouchers procured for memorandum receipts.
Vouchers formal or informal, collected.
Officers Qusrtermaster Gnd Ordinance Returns,
no matter how complicated, executed in a few
days.
Officers Pay Aeeountssmsde out.
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Also

Farm o. 600 Acres a splendid land, ffieeu
miles from Nashville on tEe Gsstin pike is pin
psily uver b tom. Lies between The Cumber and
river and Gall8 pike. About on- third of the and
is cleared, balance well umbered. Wi BE- sold in
tody, orin Farms Of zoo or go Acres, TO suit pur
chasers. Terms rem ctsg.