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UNITED STATES
ReUenue.
Annual Assessment, 1865.

HeSSOf othce District Of Delaware, ,
No,;o0 "lLAINGToN. July 2G, 1865
tee Is nereoy given to all persons concerned Tho,
4PPeais mill ne received and determined hv ~. -
sessOr' re'siVe 10 any erroneous or excessiya 80 IL
tOhs' assessments or enumerauons Unada h. -
Sur and assistant assessors and returned in
lists for 1865 at the following times and places
IN WILMINGTON,
At his office the Custom House Building on Mon
day, August 7Ih, 1865. from 10 A. Nj. until 4P M
AT DOVER
On Tuesday, August 9Th. al the office OfC FL B. Dav
Esq, Collector, from 10 A. NJ. until 4 r. NJ.
AT GEORGETOWN
On Thursday. August 10Th. al the Office of J. d Rod
my. ESQ Assistant Assessor. from 10 A. NJ until a
Pm ~
AT the same times and places the annual lists taken
Ani returned aforesaid will be submitted to the IN
apecIon Oi any and all persons no may apply for that
purposs. All appeals shall be made in WrIIIng, and
sn t specify the particular Ise matter thug res
p'ctng which decision requested and shall, more.
over state the ground principle Of planned
of.
20 No appeal can be allowed to any party after he
sha have been dIIy assessed aud the annual list con-
tanIng the am1unl shall have been transmitted to the
Collector OF the District
JOHN p. MCLEAR,
jy26-3, Assessor.
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80 cts. Reward.

Kan away from the subscriber. on Monday the
loih inst, an indentured apprentice Boy by the
name of Fritz Klomp, known at home by the name
OF Frederick Bldckston, and is about l8 years old
TOOK with hun two suits of clothes and large car
pet bag All persons hereby forbid TO trust,
harbor or employ said boy, under penalty of the law
The above reward will be paid for Ills arrest and de.
livery TO me at Smyrna, Del
WIN. J. BLACKISTON.
, July 10Th, 1865.
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NOTICE.

NY wife, Mary Quill having left my red and board
without Just cause oil persons forbid harborng or
trusting her on my account. under penalty Of the law
July ~, '65. WM. QUILL.
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MiddletOwn Academy
AND
Boarding School for Males.

Ihs we'll known institution oflearnng after nndo,
pmg notouGh repairs, is now reopened as a Dav an,
S4tuhg school wing is also being added 30 bv
Ueet and two stories high, TO afford Increased accom-
nOdatIOns for bOarders O''n
10 rSe charge OF the academy. the Trustees have
'nsageo gentleman of superior atiaInmenIs pra,jn
He OF AmherstCOsge and Of Union Theological Sem.
mary, VINO oflngs to this enterprise varied exDeri
period OF fifteen wears over
"tough' systematic course ofinstruction has beep
MARKED Out IN both the English and Classical Densri
neh!s-a Diploma will be given to such as comnla,e
IN Ihe iormer youth of beth sexes Will be anal,
a or usefulness IN any of the walks of life: whIie
a. '"e a'ter' young men will be fitted for COLLEGE or
y may mere hnlsh the Classical Studies of the entre
College course. " INV e"'le
al, departments IN Music, Drawing and Psnting will
oe established and efficient instructors engaged
ue"ed patronsge Is respectfully solicited m view
"A Ie improvements made and the thorough Illness OF
e ruction gIven as pains nor expense Will he
rPafeu 10 place this Academy In The front rank nf
: Amenc IN educational Institutions Parents may oh
la'h circular, stating Studies, Terms Charges Szc
any Postmaster, or by applying directly to the
CHAS. II. HOLLOWAY,
MIddletOwn, Delaware.
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-. j - N o TIC g.
THE STEAMBOAT
w as on s all

"ll leave Deakyne's Landing on MONDAYS. W.dnes.
EGays and Fridays at 8 A. NJ. Returning will leave
Ineslnui street Wharf, Philadelphia Tuesdays Thurs
a'lu Saturdays at O'clock A. M touching at
noJh0ay hook' Fort Pen, Delaware City, New Castle
and Chester, going and returning.
p H,aees IRON Dover. Smyrna and Lepsic meet the
kVne's - 0"~' ca OSd-
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me o"ty Through Line carryinq the u s.
Mail to Richmond. wv "''
THE NEW LINE
FOR
FORTRESS Monroe, Norfolk and
RICHMOND

DAlLY. at O'clock. P. NJ, from Cornor's Wharf
lool OF Frederick Street Baltimore
ne patronage Of the public asked for this Line
" ue IedsJh that II depends upon the PASSENGER pa
from F s support as is the only Line running and
Avn rott Monroe and Norfolk, moi receiving some hun
ule is OF dollars per day from Government for tha
| transportation Of Soldiers &c
The Steamers Of this Line are all new constrrc,od
win great regard 10 strength, speed and saetv at
very great expense. consisting OF The f0IlOwin rs,
class SIDE wheel Steamers. superbIy fitted up in SeIoon
and State RnOms:
| GEORE LEARY, Can,aiD RIAUr,,
| JAMES r. BRADY, IANntS iAN'
CITY POINT. 'TAip pUE
DICTATOR, o." nTEDE.,C
; psIIsels leaving Baltimore IN the evening arrive
III n m'cnmohs The next afternoon.
Inc Steamers of this line navipate tho Ioro. Dr.;
y en'ty III the day tIme giving passengers a fine on
tU'auy cl seelng tn" lorllficaiions Dutch Gap and
',"'"er ~ ohJecis OF interest.
The furniture in the SaIuons anJ S,o,o D. =,
Iese ooa's' beIng entirely aud Of The finest dos
crlpllOL. cannot be surpassed
ne 'dnies VIII be furnished with the best The mar
Ket can afford. and equal To first cass HoIn Eor
through Tickets from Baltimore to Ricbmond. AZ m
Baltimore to City Point, S0
Baltimore to Norfnk coo
Baltimore to Fort Munroe, s00
State Rooms and Meals extra.
liNOOGh TICKETS can be shtained a, all tho
Oepo'S OF The principal Northern Eastern and Wes,er
NoS' De particular 10 enquire for tickets Nv the
Ras" NEW LINE. -gas
iT rassengers taking the LIS Train from Philadelphia
VIII 1 make sure connection with this Line r'
rassehgers taking The A. NJ Tram from NJ w..
VIII have time 10 dine IN Baltimore " III"
to-, lassengers iaki'g The 3 P. NJ Tain from Washing
ION; VIII make sure connection with this line
Freight taken TO Norfolk, Fort Mnnrna ord p;L
m"nd. up 10 O'clock 8''u N'ch'
Information in regard to the Line will be furnished by
A. w. SHAW,
:, ~, No., Superintendent New Line BnInmora
L w. POULSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent 90
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A~ Va rA CEN - ED
Dy me undersignad. who has been disabled from fol-
"s ms reguar vocation, a situation as clerk IN a
s'o1s and grocery store; has had some experience
~ me 'ne business. as we'll some knowledge Of hook
00P'ngi moderate salary only expected. Address
jy96 "H0 e. - S E.M AK, x,
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French and Common Candy,
AUCTIONEERING.

The undersigned, having taken out license to call
Sges' VIII sell Real Estate, Personal Property, or
neIcl'and'se' IN all parts the State He has had
considerable experience in the business and feels
Gonhuent oil giving entire satisfaction Persons at
wishing bulls distributed he will do il in the
neghborhood free of charge. Thankful for mast e..
Vors, he soclts share of the peoples patronage in
his line. Address 80
WILLIAM j. LANK,
myl8-ly Kcnton. DeI.
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LADIES'
Trimming, Fancy & Dry Goods
S%HGDEE E[m

The undersigned, having purchased the property
where nc has lived for a number of years on Com.
larged his store and intends keeping a weIl seIe ted
STOCK OF TRIMMINGS, LACE GOODS, RIBBONS
1OLLARS HANDKERCHlEFS, HOSIERY. BUT
~ tON9' H'0Ves' white Goods, C0lored Cambrcs Sack
Flannels. Hoop Skirts, Cacoes, DelaInes Knt,,ng
Cotltn, Corsels POrIemOnnaes Chlldren's Shoes Bas
ke's and everything usually kept in first Trm
m'hg ana variety store Also. COnfect nerles Cakes
Toys Spices, Stationery, &c. &c.
Ifahkiu tor past favOrs, he hopes, hy strict
attention to business, industry and econ0mv TO
merit in share of public patronage. Mrs Roberts
VIII be on hand TO attend TO the Ladies Der ariuent
and our motto will be SMALL PROFITS AND 0UIcK
SALES Gail and see. and If you not pleased with
our goods and prices you need not buy
JAMES ROBERTS
Smyrna, Sept. /, Oh
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New Collection of Music
GREAT EXCELLENCE.
Gems Of German Song.

COLLECTION OF THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL VOCAL COMPOSITIONS OF
Beethoven, IOn Weber, Me elssOhn. Abt, Schubert
Kucken, GumberI, Rechardt, Krebs, Spohr,
Proch. Keller, and others,
With Accomplishments for the Pdnoforte.
The above work forms a new volume Of the popular
class of music books known the "IEome Circle Sc
ries," comprising "The Home Circle" vols. The
Silver Chord THE Shower Of Pearls and "Operat-
ic Pearls bound in uniform style. and sold at the
prIces viz:-Piain, 90 5O Cloth, SO 90; Cloth,
full gilt, 81 Sold by all Music Dealers. Copies mall
ed post paid on receipt Of price.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Publishers, No. PIT
Washington Street, Boston. jy26
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e UGH
RAW BONE
Super Phosphate of Lime.
BAUGH ~ SONS,
MANUFACTURERS AND PRoPRIETORs
STORE NO 20 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENI1E
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
REDUCTION IN PRICE!
Aer this dale. June l2Ih, the price of Baugh's Raw
Bone Phosphate vii be reduced 500 per 2uIO lI,s
Is cents per pound packed good bags and barrels
ana delivered iIee ol pOrerage any wharf or depo
III this city.
SEND IN THE ORDERS EARLY!
Already the indications point TO verv heavy trade
IN our artIce for The al season vi although have
immense facilities for meeting large demand with
prompt supply We would sIrorgly advise Farmers and
Dealers to give US their orders early.
BAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE
Has now been before the Agricultural Community for
many years under One Name and One PfuprletorshIn
and needs no further than that accorded
to 1t everywhere, in The continued aud successful use
by practical and discriminating Farmers.
Manufactured only by
BACGH 6' SONS,
No. 20 South Delaware Avenue, Phladelphia
We recommend Farmers TO purchase OF their
nearest Agricultural Dealer ie2S
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FE a LIE COLLEes Il.
BORDENTOWN. N 7

This Institution is situated on the Cam len md Am.
tOV r. Road. % hours ride from Nnw Yark, and /
from Philade phia. Its location is unsurpassed for
beauty and henhfuness Special attention is paid 10
the commpn and higher branches Of English nnd supe.
rOr advantages furnished Vnral mud instrumental
Music. Drawing Painting and French
The Institution is strictly Family School where
the most careful parents may feel safe in placing heir
daughters
The Fall Term commences Sept 18th.
For Catalogues address
Rev. JOHN ii. BRAKELY. A. NJ,
JyIz'3m President.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
THE CATTLE PLAGUE:

TERRIBLE AND INCREASING RAvAaEs.
 The London Times says; gtThe ravages of the cattle plague are even exceeding our I,e Ire- cent anticipations. The actual return for the last, week, we regret to say, instead of being 5000 is nearer 4,ooo, The four weeks of last month show succession of of 6gaFes which speak sl for themselves In the first week the cases were l,765s iu the seeoad, 2sso,ih tbelthird 2,6e9, and in the feufth, 3,6l0aq At this fatt of progress, which is only likely to be accelsr' ated. we may easily have a dreturn of 1000 q week by Christmas. Thisiisss sp ealarpipkn as pecs. No specific has been discovered for the treatment ofithe disesse,si dt1o# stiap si tad 1dThe weekly rsturnn of stheneattis diseasss iu England shows continnedincreaaeii is1uo9s The Royal iAgriciltusal Society have Essels. ed that its usual annual meeting shall not asks place until nsxtyear on; account of sbspreva leuce ofthe cattle disease.'sei es1d, tDoda rel Hon. John ~ Wentworth, of iIl.; has intro daced resolution ifinto 0onsrsss, aprohihitina the importation of all cattle idtdthis country This has passed and has received thssignaauFe of the President.a We hopethas Sithdus sie' ilance we may be delivered Hfrom this nasipDal eelamitys sig has .1oob siIim sGt shissge aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
! saerifnlhlralai Departnre,.t.

[ as...1s1 ssasll a.ig s2ss2dass % s..aI. sak-1sEo sxszEssLf sosiras 4Ysqtrsxs;sss,,
 T. $. GOLD. west csoolrinniSsyaaiI. linis Ct.
 &sitssI.J ( 2 05 4I4SHuld sGuf blQs. bfAw 10 wAea " CossmHnieatio skowld 6s addfessel isEslzs geI.a2i 1g s.lgel Iagoas sdI = CONNECTICUT ISTATEgAGRIGDLTUR sssaq Isss 4W asocIETySsa) teal s.aItl
 The annual meeting of the Executive Con- tnitteelof theg cohnectient Ststs1 Aeriepltnral Soeietyl will be held at the United States Ho ssisia HHtfosd, iJans sth, ls66. ats
 The meeting ef the Hociet1 xill haE held n the Gity Hall HArsferd, Jan. 1osh. q l0 ossIack 4, '. sD s, ftloED. CeE. See. W West Cornwall Dec. 20th, lss5,Is,n tsa s,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
lAGRfouLTuRAL READINGs

|
 Every winter the farmers are surasdi to in, prose the long, eyepines [ in ssome preftabls readines which may increase their knovlsdgs oftheir calling, and with much reason toos,lqd 5 Those sho are readers. eftens s6ed something more atirastiyeitha the saericnltprala ajournsl, and betteradaptsd to, tbeiro tas.es.i while.s to those, who have neyer formed hahit of read. ing all books and periodicals ere alike drys Fl 0urobject now is to direct our farmipg, ,esm- mnnity Ito 1he rich 6eld open to them in the way of agricultural literaturs. } Alls should know. but to the younger members of thet fai' mer's family is this knowledge important, that the American Agricslturist. pgbl lished iq New York, is al lfirat class montbl journal, while for those who prefer 2 weekly, the Vountry Gen. tleman pablished at Albany, is heartily recon' mended, Many others, making ., speciality ot some subject or possessing local value fad nuv msrous readers. The Horticplturist published in New York, and the Gardeners Monthly ,in Pbiladelphia, are devoted to the, cnltuEsT q fruits. fovers, and the embellishments of f,rural life We wish every dfarmee in, Conpsetieut, every one who, celtivates q single rod of land, would subecribe for and read one or all ofthese journals. Under this influence, the farms and gardens would grow more productiys. fruit eul. Etare would be extendsds the house would be made more attractive topt and within, and with better hoase-kespi1k and better farming the comforts and pleasures Of rural life would be largely increased. '1s< osth 'l' ''l'iep Z
 Among the volumes published by the ptiesaSi of late years upon l,i - 4.s;s ss gaana Gardening. and Mitchs
 sseils Farm 1t Edgewood' as literary prodnstisnis 'ef the first class, enchanting while they ins struct, while the Annual Rsports oofiths vari. ous Agricultural Societies and of the Depart ment of Agriculture, the agricultural journals, and the numeroust ustfeatisesoupon special tsub- jects of'upoa general farming, make up a very complete library of AgricultaraIinformati6n.E
 Will not our young readers, especially, gath CT some of this rich harvest which can be se-
 cured ct % little cost, and which will bestow so
 much benefit and grati6cation,bizs, ea, ii moo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

fyfentitle him to- and which he would other.
 wise received m q3'@a'l a356+ 3ds,s ooSsIoo % 1 The movement ofsthe army of the Potomac conhspesd early on the morning of the 4sh af
 Msy,saader tbs iupediate direction and orders
 ofMsjor General Meade. pursuant to instrue- tions Before night the whole army was across ross the lRapidsng{ {the 6th and 9th corps crossing at Germania Ford, ,sand the 2d corps at United saies Ford, the cavalry under Major General shsiiden moving 'fn advancs) with the greater tpaft Sfits trains, numbering about 1000 wiags obs, meeting with but slight opposition The ayeragsh distance travelled by the troops that day was about twelve miles. This regarded as great success, and it removed from my mind the most serious apprehensions had en, tsrtained that of crossing the river in inc face actiYs large a vslliappoiptsd and ably comuapded army, and bow so large train was to he carried through hostile M country and pro tectsd, ,e Earlysen the 9th the advance corps
 l(ths 5th, ,o Major General G. K. Warren, .couf
 manding,) met an. engaged the enemy outside
 his eptrenchments near Mine Run.a The battls |irseedlfuripusly saIl day sthe whole armyabeine
 brought into the fight as fast as thecorps coult be got upon the field, which. considering th,
 density ,ef the forest and parrovness oflhs
 reads roads Eas done with eommsndable prompsness zssasEal. Burnside, with lths lsth corps, was 2 ths tinssthe army of the Pesomas moved .lsl with the bulk of his corps at the crossing of tn
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

NTONssNE HAVE THEAl, FhsSsst lZaYpuuw Hs6os,l y6paness ~ S6fli1k BfeaE iase and oolone 1&is.b .bS Rev Cfep s1hlsd dAS fyi soelyod at asaa 9iI9 HlgHOp k1EDQWICE8 . F
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
NOW 0SMIEE. I 2

.naajA -,,ssaipR yM ei gliasD eidt 9asG
 .oT7lT T7lThs following error in pqnp.ctlatiop is,a good illustratop ofthe use of the aa c0naa
 banquet this ads toast xaa given in 's sWemanvd without her, man ma niss4 is a abrntenYt The repsrter had 1t pripted;s iti Woman-wi, her -man, is . sPFufs.io aisum sdi ,.o1eda taa snos ,sdtona sH0l oues onsa time, s littis boy was stb badshty and his mother ssialtS him sslsmGly: :s IT 4y66 ars such bad little bos, my Son, You viii not go to Heaven. awsli,''1 1sfEid hes pouting lii, lips, bshsvs I'd about ss lief stay ia tSEaa,,s
 Tns eroeaArH1ys ers saIRsesr rlEuHeessTsW hysp was the Democratic party ip New Jersey at ihe lat election, like the earth Bee apse t was little hattened t the polls z, 0si s..,,aga lS ii ,duob ou sIMPR0M PTu.~ 4s.r sd' sus AddrssssJ 3y.eaRnisst toiahe LsgsslstxzsefO fOsnv
 nnIg s4N d .aaaaeetevt. ii 4ol ssi4e,s fsi4ss ss Fer ,cugsing ,alls seRNEc1-io ions. hmedysss 2
 CeHNIcTyrcuT is fairly named, l;ra
 sTtwain coxxfcf il one, but you rn's.sA sN's TO Ger thoses whom It6NNEcf, ias tewoe saifs
 Each Legislature seems to say oes< 8 si a1GI iTRnd aL 4oI Sooa s'Ib3I ysLeD
 "a What is s. .ths chief of brsaa2 asked spll examiner atA recent school sEhibitieni The chief useef bread, ansversdI ths durshipi sppsrsntly sstoeisbed at the simplicity aef the inaniry, is to spread butter and jan on iss' sd, sa@- At assess6.sk anhnnil n1eetIng IU vfsv,s- Hampshire the history of ssusoa .~ssl the!saba feet of sxamina.iss. sdWhat foolish thing did sAnsen1doss &as ole of shs3 qaessioasi'isd put. AsAsslsu lsuoaeasplied :ss He weati sdswns sanong the PKaAtnet aud 1R swife.s ssvesis sssgse 2.ie aiSqIsbsIii9 TsbeD .A l ya hsasi.aaS
 An exchangs says that in yis yisF of the high R price of provisions just now, people are going round sxclaiminlga when shall we thfee meat ..ss.S.Y hsugsi sgRd snisasscI igfisEasd sid. lss1e 2aiLssf eaT .y1srsal zoa 4sdaEa lassf
 tas7s9 During one. of the last bsttss .in Mexico
 sEssach officer wasawoaaied severely ip aAs thigh ana fes fsaGor sseslayssevsnllsurgeens
 were ssusagsag ttemptiagto diseoyerdhA bsit
 Their ssgndingsgsys himi exsutiatiag pain l 0nthsahh day hs aonldshear it noldnser,and
 cried to thslspfgs0nas E(3sntismsii, in lieayen, paMe what ere yohabolta sos Gsfare h3oSkins
 tar4asehallsioAM6h Dian! ShydidRt .you sal
 seas first feIs is iniuYs vaisteoats spocksesp dal' A physician once saadsissaSf fsyydbssy dssSnSAl
 oaks waik upon sn eanhipiyp eahi,i .tonaaassih.l .tonaaassihl sd4
 la whoss stomach ssa he asked. ss'as'ls 2. 2. < -iiT zgo 10 saiI3iss li3a leE2HA gd soi7sls \ TusFF cusFan sHaid Nj ta Father oIAasn ;:saRerel !. end ftthsr. I wish ypu! NeEeSt, Ps.sEls Why 2 laid the pfieet, Because 6hen eahvenld hay ths, ,ks7s afiHeasen, and dletmesiu,a sfaIsha ' better have the keys said Father O'LeaIss'
 snsshes place, and atlss < eopN lss1Esu assd tl .-aWhssid ds yoa asssLaossass sastbaa .lat < 6thersissnsr m6eaiisaQ sass'paisss liiy6 y6hsl {. lowS lshs smifsiSd, ,s.wdS th1tsayt tzav .su1el
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
shIe1l5sL 4EfE E.N. IT. g -Z.z5 .a.s .l;,.sAA LITTLE ROM NGEs

usad siaosA lhstf hfi tsl.l hE iss3 q \ sN m
 sranssdsys saar 4bstsrs thk late wee ggras bssrgSsitasa ead, a;eompani of Teaag 4Isdies illeda baxIwith articleaof tlsira own handi- work tasena toiths1 soldiers Tbis happsned ia a,sualtt saet mora that steb Enilesleast6f the State House in this cily. o1a,e ,ef the dfsif
 sontsjbptorstpinnsd a anosestol ths arsicle lshs haa pades asking the boy is hlae vho shoalii secsiseiktoersmembes tks tef, and. she sigh
 edao6eIitieassnsme, but gayd hera post osscs
 address. In tue time ths@ hot resehed cha
 camp Oathe ahfC. " ,Ssess 'sI conss1ts were
 dissribdtedsd The little uiots Iuhd ils rssass.. and was, wsiimagide,read osa sad ovsf 1t
 all,esentsi the elyeasg asslaisf Elo seesSyG5sit
 fslt iutszssted. aaddlid not deI1x ene beforshs tat dewniand peunsd fsss v5]sIs of sekno~E sagmsnt to the gistfar away in sConueeticut who sas waiting to hear. Rsecissly what he
 said does hot appear; ;ebathe ssaid euougb to
 anPfessths.sehng lady vkh the idea that it
 soald'uot bsfmpfoper fot fer to vriteand say
 to soldier tBat his fapissie had been recsivs |ek: dshe9did tEis mdcS, af least and z the Sol.
 disf boyotook sacha fancy to her handwriting, after hehad penuei note nnmberitwo; that hs < couldn't help sending her another acknowla '.sdgneht .ssAhd back aud fortl the letters aIseut, ,anoFe Kindly worded asssaeh new sheet pf paper wasp proasht iatosuseI antil finally the 'porrespeadsnce issstlsd downsvsfy much into the style employed by young men and women 'Sheaathey sbiuk 90 much of each other that they cart dtslpd aelRlg aof5its ln Photographs
 ~ereiezchansed after ahiIek and were nins tuallyasatisfaetory ae Next ws find the Seventh regimentsmastered,o out of sefvice, and or sols dier boy comes back to his home, but not to remain long. Father and mother must excuse him1forsa daysor two, as hs Ehass business up Hartforl ways He went; saw the Young lady who had sent him the mitten ani the note, sub sequently SO many cherished words, and twill dolto add, that theyiwefe'Seth so we'll pleased with eacno,bef tbattths coriespondence con tioues and interviews are frequent. Some day when South Manchester fnassies one of of it's fairest daughters to our soldier boy, we can say more sboutsthis little rornance.A Ha,sford Coardntspg esodw s'rosss sassz saa Tof g0 l
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