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, 1865-10-24
TOLLECTOR'S NOTICE.


~ STATE or ILLINOIS. cook County-sS-
EooA No. H. October y 1855.
Fuh1ic Notice l. herehy given that the folio wing de-
scTtbed Warrants have been p1need Ia MT hands for
warrant s& Wcst, dated Oct. Eth. 1855, snd Issued fux
tho collection Of Special assessment tevled roF
pla1kt19 the alley betwteu Abe1deco nnd Kucknr
Streets tn the south y Of block q, Caual Ttustcea'
sob1lTslon of y. y, and y. y. F. 4. Sec. II, r
warrant s West dated Oct 18th, 1st5 and lstued fr
the collection Of special assesamens levied hur the
extension Of Park avenue npna Oakley stsett; to
Western avenue Is feet wide, parallel to tVest Lake
warrant sao Vest dated Oct 1s.h 3, aud Issued tor
tnncos!ecIon Of special assessment levied fnE
grading aaa pank!Dg Lumber sreet, crona the south
i 1ne OF lot Oh block o. Canal Tr1stecs Subdivision
of Sec y, q II. TO Fort Wayne Railroad.
the collection OF special assessment leTted Nr ex.
the width OF 50 feet.
Wasrsnt z9 Vest dated Oct 18TH ls6 md tssatd for
the collection Of special assessment leYied for 1lt
Ing. grading and p11nktng alley IN south y block Il
School Sec. Addition to Chicago.
Warrant ST. West dated Oct ftH. 1S and lSsued Tor
the collection Of special assessment levied tor ol
Ing, grading and plsns1E the alley running cast and
west through block {S, Eanal Trustee4' 6ubdtyeloN
Of Sec. /. !. -, y. R. H. EAIt-
Al persons Interested In said Assessments 4te re-
ouesed 10 11nk Immediate payment at MY odcc. In
ccfau1t Of such payment tha said aase4smeotS will bo
therefor. A. r. HE1Ln,
oc3lttos.l1t CitY Collector.
, 1865-10-24

Collision Between Two Trains on the
New York and New Haven Katiroad
-One Han Killed md Large Nums
heF Wounded.

NEw HAVEN, Oct. s.3-Thc Journal, OF to-dny,
Eays: Last night construction tram on the New
York and New uaTen, Railroad GANG ID collision
with milk t1afu on the Danbary md SozWalk 1aal.
road. Two PASSENGERS cars Of the latter txatn were
smashed md both engines demolished. 4 halter
from Bethel, named Hnrlhurt, was killed Mr. Pas"
sons, conductor Of the milz train wa badly hurt.
The engineer, MI. Lyman. OF the New York md New
Harcn Railroad who was on the milk train, was also
injured, but not dangerously. Mr. Wills, Of Mans.
nelc. track superintendent OF tho New IiaEen;;
Hebron 7. Douelns, ME. Daily, John po;lan and
some otheEt in Ill esiated by some at thirty. and
by QtheTs at nf,nfu ssrre tnintcl
, 1865-10-24
NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY
ErTx COIL1CIDk'A 01IICKs CoCKr Hnt

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, COok COuN[Y
CrTx CoIiHcI0f'A 011ICKs CoCRT HoEaK.
EoOX No. IL Ucs- 24th, 1sS1.
Public notice l. hereby given that the following de-
settbca Uarrnnts have becn placed Ia my hands tor
warrant ISL sonin, dated oet. 18Th. 1is and tssned
{Qf The collection OF special assassMent and trvied
for o9llnF. grading md H:nkinE allev ~ Block tilA
Warrant IL South. dssed Oct; 18th. isd1 aad tssued
fuE the collection Of special assessment levied Tor
sG1IbnE, ol!nE, grading a9a pIaakinG tha alleys IN
Warrant - South. dated 0cs 18th. issa and l@suei
n1ltg grading hnd plaakins aljey ID Blocks l9 and
$50. nclool Section Addition 70 Chicago.
Warrant Go South dated Oct 18th. 1850, and !ssuett
for the collection Of special assessment levied or
grading ard paving with xooten block pavement,
1asalle sreet from Madison 70 Wa<hIa sa'n .ttcet:
Warrant l61 South dated Oct 18th. l6a. and iASnett
ioT The collection e Special assessqs1t ieElf4 sa, r
In Block 10, Original Town Of CbicaEn.
Warrant 462, Rorth, dated Oct. l6h, f6 ano lssEs1
for lhe collection Of special 1sae4Snent tefte1 io
The opepir Of pfoot ai1ey between Mlca! !Snu a4o
Indian avenue south from TNenty+!n!fa aHtek.
through Blocks X ~ anA part OF y or ". Is OF Dec
Hi nerrous Interested In said assessment are re-
onrstesi 10 mske Immediate payment At my od1er N
rfnuit OF such payment, tho sail assessucnta viii 20
cnrrteft It the cost aod expense of the M
$500 4. H. uEALD,
EItF Collector.
, 1865-10-24

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS. Cook County-ss.
EtTf C4ttLYC1oR'4 DFEICk. COCET HOUSE,
Room No. II, Chicago, October p. tSSo- .S
Public otIcc 10 hereby E1Ten that following de-
selthtd Wnrrants hasn been piaecd In my hands 1or
warrant sd West dated Oct 18th. 1861 md Issued tor
tie collection Of aFpecta assessment levied for a1-
Ing. grating and psnklns alley Ia Block T., Cana1
Trustees Subdivision. II. X. and y. y. f. y. sec
warrant lit, North, dated Oct 1eth 1914 and ssncd for
the collection OF spectAl assessment teretl for
curhrs aud paving North Clark street. from Chicago
Avenue to the Chicago River.
Warrant ~ WORTH dated Oct St+ 1851. and tss1ed E1F
the collection OF special ASSESSMENT lcv1ed faI 1l-
irR. CradrE and plsnstng alley IN Block cs,, Vol
colts Addition to Chicago.
Warrant 1! North, dnted Oct 18th, 1861 and issued for
tho col1tcu Of special tsscssment levied or n1
Ing, grading and p1anking alley In Block C;63 Wol-
cott's Addition to ChlenGo-
Warrant w. South. aed Oct. 18th, 1s, and Issued kor
the collection Of special assessment levied tot
curblaS. bling and psvln. South Wells street. from
Lake street to South Water STREET
Warrant 10 south. dated Oct 18th, 1s and issued for
the collection ct special assesEmeut tavleA for
the widening Of IIalsteu street. rom Twenty sixth
street. To The City Limits 10 the width Of atxtyaL
feet.
Al persops Interested In said assesame13 arc re-
auested to make immediate payment Al ny nnce-. 1a
default OF such pay meat The assessments viii be col
therrfor, 4. q. HRAf.r.
ocsi6o-llt CITY Collector.
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an the shove list Of goods VIII be sold for one
dollar each. Cerihcses Of AL the various artis les
stating hsi each one can have, are 6rst pot into
envelopes, sealed up, and mixed snd, when or
dered, taien ont without regard to choice, and
sent by mad. thus giving All faie chance. On re-
ceipt the Certificate You viii see What yOu 10
have, and then rs your option TO send one dollar
and take ne artic OF not.
Single Ceitiilea'ez. IS Cents Bach.
One Certificate may obtain You God Waics, Ser.
vice or Silver Plate, or any ether vduabe articie
THEIR VIII rs no BLANKS.
PACKAGES OF CERTIFICATFS
viii be sold To Culrs. Schools Accents A.. AZ he
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Internal Revenue assess meRt
Divisions.

FI'HE following are the appointments made o. As
L sisiant Assessors for the Middle District Of
Tennes see vz
Dist I-JoHN CRAWFORD, sill Of Nashville rcrlh
Of Ch9r. street. 10 tns Corporation line; Office
Dist John Q. FOWLER, all OF Nashville sonth
Of Cur street. u The Corporation lice; Office
$50 Cherry street
Dist, s-WM. LEONAkD, all Of Davidson county
outside Of the Corroratios snd s-uth OF Cumber
land liyeTi cfIiee $50 Oh envy res
DIST. ar. F. PArr0N, Sumner county ofhce az
Dl-t 5-wM JENKINS, 81 Of Davidson conn
north OF Cnmbe land ryeIi ofhce Woodland
street, Z geftid.
eountie eiiee q clarksv Ne.
DIT T-A5A HOPKINS. ROBERTSON county; Office
DIST s@JAMEs II. GREGORY, Maury county;
Dist 9-JE Sc X. FERRELIi, Rutherford couu-
ty: Office al MnrE &c bOr,-
Dist. l0-A STEELE, Msrshtll county; Office
Disi. ia. v. NOS. Williamson county, Office
Dit, FLAMES L. JONES. Giles county, oacs
DIST ia~W T. TUNE. Bedfold county; ,aiee at
Dat I4-B. T. R. FosTEe. DeKsib county, office
DIST i5.-JGHE T. GORDON. Lincoln county. CT
fee st Fayetteville.
Dist l6-A G. G ODLEFT. Cheathaun and Dixon
county; office Il Ashl nd.
Dist Il-Wm. z. NEAL, Wilson county; office at
Lebahrn. -
Dis. al. P. WILLIAMSON, Macon county office
at lafayette
u Is ths duly o. al The citizens living IN those
several Divisions, 70 report TO the Assistant Asses
scr for the division in which they I've add the laE
requires that the report ouid be made promptly,
or the parties who neglect this mpl-taut duty viii
incur the psrait IS ps described bv the law.
JOHN MCCLhLbkND,
Assessor "a List. Of Tenn.
july23R pad. chg Unionl
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$500 Doe. Painted Buckets
5000 /" Assorted BroOms
I,2OO /" Tubs, painted and white
1890 Nests Baskets;
I,OOO Pigs. spicesi
500 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Irvine;
500 Pks. Wick;
500 Box Soap, No. 1. Germsn and TOile
500 Coils Manila Rope;
800 Coils Hemp
1000 Doz Bed Cords
1900 Doe. Liquor Kegsi
500 Cases Pickles.
sol. 900 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and fne;
1000 BOxIPipes, wood, clay, stone, &c;
$500 Cases Can Fruits;
$50 Gro. Assorted Brus hes;
500 Reams Wrapping Paper;
1,OOO Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West.
1000 Doc. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs;
800 Pigs. B. B, Cedar Ware;
I,OOO Doz. Well Buckets;
SEQ Bales onkum.
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Notes Of sll the denominations named yin be
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series is precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the seyen-Thirties al
ready sold, except that the Governments reserves
toitself the option 0, paying interest IN gold coin
at 6 per cent, instead Of 7s-IOths in currency.
Subscribers viii dedust the interest in currency up
to July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
the seyenthirt es will CONNIE nce on the let Of June
and viii lie made promptly and continuously sner
that date.
The sgi change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only The matter Of interest.
The payment in god, if made. viii he equiTa'ent
to the currency interest Of the higher rate
The Ierurn 10 specie payments in the event Of
which only viii the option to pay interest IN Gold
be awaited Of, would so reduce and eqlaiiss price
that purchases made with SIX per cent in GOLD
would be fully equal to those made with seven aud
three-tsnths per cent in currency. This Is the
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sAMARITANs GIFT.
Sent By mail in = plaa enrelons.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerisl


1 Although You may be pronounced incurshle. D.
Semaritan's Root and Herb Juices will renlov, sv.-V
veetiee OF impurities nom the system a. well a. ~
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WANTED.

Communications viii receive prompt atteni
addressed 20 P. o. Box CSC. innee-
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RATES OF ABYKREIsIEG.

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
s.,rs rzrrs On rnau 10 oor--,vr-r. a r,usuns
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Eryals ~ PERMISSION 70

snd particular attention given 70 Claims against The
Csyalrg ronmsndz Of Generals WILSON Wat
KINs, HATCH, and CROX1ON.
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$50 Reward.

CTRAYED CT stolen IRON the MArkes House. on
- the tnorniRg Of July TN, one DARK BAY
HORS s. reaVy black meme ard tail small rop pff
left ear, black egs, years d, and about IS hands
high. he'd on hog-skia sscdla end light C lored
brIdi-s Any psYson giving Information eoeeerning
him win receive the shove reward b aprlYing @
iF5-u ADAM coz
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO The
THT II ID
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, Tennessee.

TsEssuar DTPARfMEEr,
Office OF the Comptroller o. the Currency,
Wash Dgion, June Is, 1895.
UYHEREAs, by sa fslactorF evidence presented
w 10 ahe undersigI ed, il has been made 90 ap-
pear that 1.-THE Third NATIONAL BANK OF
NASHNfIlE," in toe siiy Of Nashville, In the
county Of Davidson, and state Of tennessee, has
been duly organ zed under and according 20 The
requi1 eu.enis Of the kcs Of Congress entitled IA
Aci to provide National Currency. secured hv a
pledge Of United st.tss bonds, aud to provide Tor
tha circulation and redempt on thereof approved
June ,, ls3i, aud has compiled with AL the TfoF-
sloHs a faid act, required % be compiled with b.
fore commencing the business Of Banking under
SAID set
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller
Of The Currency, do hereby certify that "The Third
Nailond bank Of Nashville" IN the city Of Nash
vile, in the county % Davidson, anG STATE 81 Ter
ressee, Is authorized to commence the business Of
Bark ne under ihs set afors said.
- IN testimony WherPof witness my
( SEaF Inland and zeal Of ofice, this sixteenth
| Iday Of JIne, 1855
S0 - FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of The Currt ncy.
- The shove institution viii be opened for buii-
ness IN the eourse Of a seu days, Of which due 10
ice win be gwen.
iezT-2m Icity Tapers eopy.I
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LIQUORS.

s Bids Alcohol, es per cent
Is per cent
o" Proof SPIRITS
PITS Whisky, pure, for Mod purpos,,
Pure French Brandy
Holland Gin,
Pure Port. Madeira. sud Sherry Wines.
For sale low, by EWlN L PENDL FT0V
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TsESsUaY DrPtHTHEET,
Once Of the COMPTROLLER o, the Currency,
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STOVES AND HOLLOW-WABE.

A business that has hereto ore been neglected in
Nashville; but we are determined 10 luraish as good
a stoVe IN design, finisb durSblli y and cheapness
as can lie made in The United States.
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The Machine shop

Is under the control Of bis brother, G. ".
JONES, formerly foreman Of the well known firm
OF MerTiclr a Sons, Philadelphia Both Of us being
pTact cal men, and fialterng our elves Of some
reputation es mechanics. il IS needless to say Il At
all work executed at this place will be made IN the
very best msnper and We guarantee that our prizes
viii be ueh that It will be Unnecessary for any
20 go out Of the city to buy anything IN our line o.
business, unless they have more mon than ey
know what to do with. iuly2 3n
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Iron Fronts

put in their houses will find il 10 their interest to
call tefOTe contracting elsewhere. Particular at
tention will be aid 70 the manufacture Of
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nrr.Es ~ rlAnr.s.ss 70

REFsRs III FiAEussIoz ra
Hon. Riahatd Ogelsby, Governor stse Of Illinois.
Hon. Dagid L. LAWS, Judge Supreme Court. U. S
Ho-. VIM. 6. BrownloF, Governor Of Tennessee
Big. Sen. Jas p. BroWnlos, ADJ Gen. State Of Ten
nessee
Hon. NJ. NJ. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. Vim. Nsthsniel Baxter. Nashville.
Hon. Jo- C. Gaiid Nashville
Hon. iohn Hugh Smith. Nashville.
P. W. Ma1ey, ESQ, Nashville.
Messrs. Norris 3 strattoR, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans Co, Nashyiile.
Nimrod Por.er, Columbia, Tenn.
luuel6-lm
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THE FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT

Is directly under the cont: oil Of the Proprietor,
who is well known in this ci Tor the last ten years.
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JAY COOKE,
USsTED SrArEs ISTERNAL RLyESUE.0
Collectors Ofiiee, 2d district Tennesse,
Ma.hu-IIn Irrra " 10.

NOTICE is hereby given that The United States
~ &c nse Tax nov due aad payable. All per-
SOILS dong busine are notified 20 lake out cen-e
before ih' 18th day Of July next. or they may tx
pect 10 suffer the pen ties pTescr bed IN the 7sd
sCcti ~ OF the La, which reads IN Part a. iOllows
II any person or persons shall exercise OF carry
on any Trade, business, or profession, OF do any
act hereinafter mentioloa. for the exercising car
ying on, or doing OF which trade. business or pro-
iession license i scquirec by his act. with ui
taking u, such license rs ia fhal behalf required
he. she or they shall for every such offence be-
sides lei, & liable 10 ths payment Of the Tax, te
susJ ct 70 imp-is9nment for a term not exceeding
tso ye-Tss or fine nos exceeding i've hundred
dollars, CT b Iih."
Jezs-id [Dl h. L. EoRvELI., Collector.
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Only Loan in Market
OW offered by the Government, and its superior
advantages make itthe
Great Popular Loan Of The People

Less thsn $3.50, 10000 OF the Loan authorized By
she last Congress are now on the market. TINS
amount, at the rate at which Il is being absorbed
viii be subscribed for with n sixty days, when the
notes viii undoubtedly command a premium, as
has uniformly been the case on closing tina aub.
scTptions TO other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gem
orally agreed 10 receive subscriptions st par. Sub
senbers viii select their own agents, in whom hey
have confidence, and who only are responsible for
the delivery of the notes 6or which they receive
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An Of the above list Of Goods will be sold for one
dollar esch Certificates OF all the various articles,
stating what each one can have, are First up IN en-
yelopes, sealed up, and mixed and when ordered,
are taken out without regard 10 choice and sent by
mail, thus giving fair chance. On receipt of the
Certificate you will see what you can have, and
then il is your option 70 send one dollar and take
the article or not. lI
in all transactions by mail we shall charge for
forwarding the Certificate for paying postsge, and
doing the business IS cents each, which must be
enclosed when the Certificate Is sent for. Five Ger
,i6catas viii be sent for 81; eleven for S2 thirty for
s. siKis-hye Tor SIC; and a hundred Tor SIS.
AGENTS-Thnse acting as Agents VIII be allowed
ten cents on every Certificate ordered by them,
provided their remittances HmOslnt 10 one dollar.
Agents viii collect % cents for every Certificate,
and remit IS cents to us either ID cash or postage
stamps. Great caution should be used by our cor
respondents in regard b giving their correct ad-
dress, town, county and State. Address
J. II. WINSLOW s Co,
aprls-Sm s03 Broadway, New York.
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vARNIsHEs.

Bbls. Copal Ysrnisn, Bbl Japan Varnish.
= Coach Flowing -
one barrel Black Leather.
tor sale low, bY EWIN 4 PRNDLETON
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A Bargain

INA TEN ACRES TRACT OF LAsD on n,
Bread street Turnfike u miies rom ihs
uty. Thisisa most desirai1e nsigoborho0d. W
a. 3 odeTing L At very low figures.
also-5svsu small tracts cOniEuirn from q
acrpa, IN he inmeiists NC nifty Of tie a1nve.
whirh We il sell OF su1al cash paYmsnts, and
tne ba'anc on a -radit Of tes -
Appiyio W. MATT 1AOWT %.
is3U-9 Al ChuIy Il.
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o. Z. n o. 1
HaIF-dresslng 4 Shaving Saloon,
Car Cdr .rd enmmer streela

THE unders easd respec fiT i92r2l ~. ~, ~. ~
4 has t-ey have opened y - - =
which. f3r conf5rt. elcea1oe 49, ,-,-.7i'--. ~
.ric-,.fs -. 81 lefy new, sud ~ ne sure %
,Is.ss ~ pn1f = Nelson Wakof ne s-nloI p ~.
rer, az IS ~ out Of busines- 20 ~ - ~ g'S,
- "A =, f.-as rlir1uale and poFllAfl-
10y 49, 49, Bsibsr ald Hair-cressef- ne y
~ sieraissd % plea a. ever a94 y. $500 y, ~. 80 80
tlm. es,rs to fsil q The y. x. No. hail-
dTsssi,s Z, sad sn''hs - FaLEKs 5 EAPIER.
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A YOUNG LADY at the North would IKE .
"a teach q o family ia, OF resT Nashslile. besl
dress OF i. uaion once, NazhEilll. ie1n-
j1nsls SBs-tE4n
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Atlantic and Great-Western
Railroad.
SANDS'ALE

UTE have on hSnd 8 large stock of Sends Chi
w easo Grtam and stock Ales, shich We guar
aniee direct rom sands hi ago BreaerY, sliho'
he.
Also Bottled Ale Of fhe best manufacture. We
have a'so a large stock Of suffers Supplies, and
Family GrcceTi 3, which We are Offering at lev
figures. s. g. WO ID s. CO.,
lei5u As Union street.
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y. S, 7-s0 Loan.
THIRD SERIES
$23O.OOO,OOO.
o. 8. $40 Six per cent.
G0LD-BEARING BONDS,

These bonds are now worth handsome pre-
MUM, snd ere exempt, IS are all Government
Bonds. from STATE, coSpiy, and A.nieiPal taration
'rlieA ads fo9s-o's . trss per eeHf- Pr aHaa 70
tei value, according to The nate levied upon oterh
property. The interest Is payable semi-annuaIly
BY coupons attached to each note, which msy he
cut Of and sold to any bank or banker.
The Interest at 80 per cent, amount. 10
one cent per dag on $50 note.
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Cooking and Heating Stoves,
ELLIS & MOORE

In use in Tennessee Tor tie last twenty years. and
parties having Machinery manufactured by Eliis
Moore will find il TO their inierelt to hSYe their re-
pairs done at these works, as no one else has the
facilities We have for such work. and we are deter
mined to do all work entrusted TO Us PROMPTLY,
AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PhICES,
cur Obeft being TO i the interest Of all par
ties 70 deal with Us. Every imp OvI ment IN Ma
chinery that has for its object The saving Of labor
fuel and unnecessary weight Of material, will be
adopted by Us. Parties eOniempa ing ''Sirikng
o." can be furnished with Tools and Machinery for
boring and pumping, as cheap as they can be fur
n'shed from PitIsblig. Parties wishing
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Perfect satisfaction guar nteed ia ali cases, Gods
not pleasing the tssie or fancy o. our customers
vii be exchanged fee OF cost
Ageats and others viii Re allowed 70 cents on
esch c-r csfe ordered by them, providing mi less
than I've sr1 ordered az time. agents vii coliecl
Is cents or each ceri sie and remit IS cents each
10 Us Address al orders %
S C. RICHARDS a Co,
AGENTS. waSrHD. lGs Nassau street, New York.
1unaF1-TO~a
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asItrille 9nloiI.
FKRks OF SUBSCRIPTION

THURSDAY. JULY Is. 1866.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-10
Terms fo1. 1865.

These works will be printed greatly improved
quality paper and while nearly all American Periodi-
Gals either advanced in price reduced in sizeand
very generally bothwe shall coltinue TO give faithful
copies of all the matter contained in the original editions
Hence present prices viii be found cheap for the
Of furnished those Of any Of the
peting periodicals in the country
Compared with the Of the original editions which
the present premium gold would be about slOG a
year, prices tsl5) exceedingly low Add to this
the fact that make annual payments to the British
Publishers for early sheets and copyright in Gold-S
costing us at this time nearly $3.50 in
that in the scale have adopted shall be entire
IN justified by subscribers and the reading public
The interest of these Periodicals American readers is
rather increased than diminished by the articles they
tain great Civil War, and though sometimes ting
ell with prejudice they may STILL considering their great
ability and the different stand points from which they are
pie of this country Of every creed and party.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO., Publishers,
No. rs Walker Street, New York.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-10
j. DURRORRow.

ATTORNEY All LAW BEDFoRD PA.
Office one door south of the sEAIengel House, -
W promptly all business ntrustedto his
Collections made che shortest notice.
Having, also, been regularly licensed prosecute
Claims against the Government, particular attention viii
be given the collection of Military claims of all
kinds; Pensions, Back Pay, Bounty Bounty Loans, &C.
Bedford, apr. s. IS64--tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-10
JOHN LDTZ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Regusriy licensed agent for the collection Of Govern
ment claims bounties back pay pensions, &C. viii give
Office with J. r. Durborrow, Esq Juliana Street,
Bedford Pa.
August 10th 1SG4-tf