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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

CHARAcrERIsTIc EorE or PREa1DExr LIN coLs.-The indorsement of President Lincoln upon the record of the court martial by which Frank W Smith of Boston, was found guilty of frauds in naval contracts, has just been pub lished. and is amusipgly characteristic of it's author. l. is as follows: WHEREAS, Frank !in w Smith had transactions with the United States navy department to million and quar- ter Of dollars, and had the chsnce to steal a quarter of . million; and whereas he was charged with stealing ouly two thousand dol lars, and from the final revision of the testimo ny it Is only claimed that he stole one hundred dollars. I don't believe he stole anything at MI Therefore the records of the court martial, to- gether with the findings and sentence, are dis approved, declared null and void, and the de- fendants are fully discharged. 9.., ea. ,,s
 s.a, .a.-. A. LINCOLN
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

s SrooD rr IN THE CORNER TO MAKE MORE hooA "A woman who lived in small snuo cottage in village, was unfortunate er,ouos to lose her husband, and .ses about preparing for
 tho funeral obsequies. A nsighboring Mrs
 Gruldy, with her cloak and umbrella, called to rec things, to condole and to speculate. On coming into the house she looked around rais. cd her rspectacles and her hands and said = Why, tLor me! how nicely Yoa are fixed up Tor the funeral; well ! do declare LOT Sux Dear mel why do you tell, you borried Mrs.
 Weostef's cheers ain't you, and Mrs. asston's vases on the mantel piece. they look right smarf, deciaFe.and therssa clock too- why where ou earth did yon get that, I want to know? .Oh DO. ny deal, fwith solemn proan) tbat.s not : cleck, its my poor dear dsparfs3 h1sband
 Esesed ahiua upsia dons cosnsr to make. more 'sse1s sssfs1 gsf asdf3 sAss aea s ffaw sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

Some of the oil .eompsniss of Pennsylvania make dsplorsble exhibit to the Auditor Gen sral. The law requires them to assess their stock at valuation so that the tax can be ad- justed.1 The same stock which few months ago vas represented by the directors to be cheap at ten dollars per share, is now valued by the same directors at Jfve cents per share. and at this last assessment many of the taxes are computed and paid. .... --.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

= At a recent meeting of parish, strait laced and most exemplary curate submitted a report in writing, of the destitute widows and others who stood in need assistance from the parish. Are you sure. reverend sir asked another solemn brother; that you have en- bracsd all the widows7' He said he believed he had. sa4 2.s'
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

- On Dec. 2e, the Florida State Senate passed the joint resolution ratifying the Con- stitutional Amendment abolishing slavery-s6 yeas, neys Mir. Peden recorded his vote in the affirmative, hut entered the following lucid protest: |" I gave my vote in affirmation of the ratification of the Amendment to the Csnsti- tuition of the United States. as a reason result
 ing naturally from pre-exis.ing circumstances, and without coustraint." '''
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

D% The following is good, one told upon Massa Greeley by the New York Herald
 The late letter of Aassa Greeley to his col. ored brethren of North Carolina, has inspired the recipients with great respect for him. A resolution thanking the young colorsd men who had edited papers sin the cause of universal freedom was lately passed by the North Caress lina Negro Convention now in session at Ra- leigh, when question arose as to whether or not not # applied to Brother Greeley A leath- er-colored character explained that Massa Greeley vas not . colored man, when an indi- vldnal black as the ace of spades, remarked
 dat he always supposed Brudder Greeley to pc . fall blooded nigger, but dat if he wasn t, den he deserved to be- ",
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

Mrs. Douglas, widow of the late Senator Douglas. is to be married on the 30th inst. to Brevet Brig Gen. Williams, A, A. General U. s. A.-who is now on duty at the War Depart msnt. .~4s,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

Two wyvss in one howce Two eattes and one mowcs I've dogges and one bone Can never aesord ia one .
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

PREPARED ExPREssLY fcR TIE EaQrIaER.n BY
 - MT af73 Hft&E& @a5sfs&53 siT-s 2 M
 T.s. GOLD. West Cornwall. Ct. 10 s0Asas all nbssnsmieaticns sAestd1s addressed MEETING OF HE CONN. AGRIcuL-
 5se3l TURAL SOCIETY, ,eeSs & 7d b.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25
Hlisfellal,p.

Sr Last year Miss Rogers, of Boston. took in charge young girl of nine years of age. who became desf and dumb when sn infant By assduous attention for ten months this child was taught to artieulsts distinctly and to un. derstand merely from the motion of the lips what was said to her. 90 that she can now keep up conversation ss we'll as those who are blessed with all their faculties. Sha can recits the multipli,ation table as we'll as other child. ren, and is receiving regular education. ob- taining the instruction wholly from the motion of the teachers lips. A Providence paper notes similar case io that city. where moth CT devoted herself several hours day for many years to the education of a most interesting daughter. This young lady flor she is row nearly grown up,) without hearing a sound. is now enabled to read any book aloud so os to be understood by all around her. e*! ft
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

The Mason C Hamlin Cabinet Or gaus, f,rty different styles, adapted to sacred and secular music, for sS0 to $500 each. Fifty one Gold or Eilves Medals or other first pie7 miums awarded thems illustrated Catalogues free Address. MASON & HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS. New York 2iIy !
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

,N0W WE HAVE THEM. The bss,
 N Young Hysen, Japanese, English Break
 faSt and Colony Tees.tss Msw Crop thi6 dSyfei cslveda at -sst s1 BISHOP | sED0WICK.Sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25
2. READ. 'THIsl
 PARTICULAR CARE TAKE

IN
 COPYING AND ENLARGINa RH or oG RAP Hs sRox PICTURES or ABSENT oa DECEASED saItsps. REGENT IMPROVEMENTS .sss made in Cafes ds v.site and Vignsfies.i ssaI LARGE SIZED PHOTOGRAPHY
 finished ip Ineia Ink or colors4a Those wishing pictures of Young Children are requested to bring them in | be early D E,
 part of . clear day. .s
 PRICES R8DY@lx!D .s To correspond with the improved condition ot
 the currency. @ F Judd's Gallery of Art, next South of the Mansion House. et F1
 J. L. JUDD utchdeld. Jul, litk. 1865. lstf
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-28
Washington, Jim. l6, IL

WdsnIHBIOH, JHH To, 10
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Christian Commission Office

PhlIada., NOV. Z4th, IoNJ
Rev. ii. Macleod went Corps agent
Gen. A. J. Smiths men to Mobile, In the
of '64. He had a violent attack OF coagef,
chills at Montgomery, and a return oi the Il
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him to Try the "PaschilI Mixrure,'' and put .
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is givsn above by Mr.. Macleod, who, with rt
ed health, has now resumed the severe servi' !,
the Commission Oh the Rlo Grande.
EDWARD p. SMITH
Sec'y US. Christian Commissl
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, ISL
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Hon. Richard Yates,

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-27
Franklin County Democratic
..H a Ht MeenfnRs


There will be meetings at the following
places: a.tH.5 l saa e.h4.
,DubliD. Saturday, Sept %, at 9 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Sp' akers-W. Rankin, j. st. John ClarksoE
There will be pole raised during the afternoon 90
ieet high.
New Albany, Saturday. ate o'clock, PM, Sept.
2ath. Speakers--Matt Martin, John q. Edwards.
7Gehaunn. Saturday Evening. Sept 9Olh. Speak
ers-Matt Martin, John G. Edwards.
Browns Corners, Monday Evening, Oct lst.
Spoakers-E. I. Dolany, 4. F. Bingham.
Alton, Tuesday Evening, Oct. I'd. Speakers-E,
u. Bingham, f. L. DeLany.
Briggs School House, Tuesday Evening, Oct. ID,
Speakers-W. r. Rankin, ThOs. e. Thurman,
North Columbus, Wednesday evening. Oetober3
Speakers-GeO. l.. Converse, W. W. Hess. lHt
ObetEs, w Wednesday evening. Oct. Sd. speakers
f. +. Bingham, } ID Burrett. .t.H
Franklnton, Wednesday evening. October 3D..
Speakers-W. X. Rankin, J.. st. John Olarkson,
Black Lick. Thursday evening. Oct. 4th. Speak
ers-E. +. Bingham, ThOs. q. Thurman.
White Hall, Thursday evening, Oct. 4tb SEeak-
eTs--GeO. l.! Converse. Robt. Hutcheson, Col. NIB.
Wilson. 20 .I r
Worthngton, Thursday evening, October 4th
Speakers--Col II. b. Wilson, j. st. John Clarkson,
Private Underwood. .'.'t tH. -el.
LockbOurne, Thursday evening, Oct. 4th. Speak
ers--Ool. ). 5. Henkle, W. X. Raukin. . s
Winchester, Friday, Oct 5th, at 3 O'cleck p. N.
Manypenny.
Groveport. Friday evening, Oct. 5th. Speakers
Judge Thurman, Col. Manyponny. ..
Dublin Friday evening, Oct 9TH. Speakers-Col
5. s. Henkle, rhos, Q. Thurman.
Central College, Friday evening, Oct. 5th. Speak
ers--Col. Il. p. j.. Baber, Private - Underwood.
Reyn ldsburg, Saturday, at . O'Clock ?. NJ. Oct
9th. Speakers-COl. IL. b Wilson, ". X. Rankin,
Lieut.. }. st. John Clarkson. .
Harrisburg Saturday. at 2 o'clock 2. NJ, Oct, 9Th
Spsakers-E. +. Bingham, L. b, Eshelman, K bert
HutchesOn, 3fti t'
West Front of the State House. Saturday even
ing, Oct 9Th. Speakers-Col. Geo. w. Nc 1OOk,
and others.
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YOUNG M HlN

Especially. who have become the victims Of Solita
ry Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to an uptin elygfave thousands Of
ntellett who might otherwise have entranced list
eninR Senates with the thunders Of eloquenco,
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may call With ''
.f .. .,t.. s .
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Col. n. P.L. Baber

Willspeak at
Urbana, on Saturday, Sept. Goth. r'
Judge III y. Jewett
And others will speak at
Mansfield, Richland county, Saturday,
Sept. Goth.
Hon. ChnS. FOIIetL
With Judge VAN TRUMP and others, will
speak at--r- i94iIr dlo V'ar
Waverly, Pike county, Thursday, Sep
tember 27th. ...' .,. alll5
Circleville, Pickaway county, Saturday,
Sept. Goth. s'I
Chillicothe, Friday, Sept. %. .,s
JmdGeVan TrmmP's Appointments.
Judge p. Van Trump will address the fol-
lowing meetings, with other speakers to be
announced hereafter: /oa
Waverly, Pike county, Thursday, Sep
Chillicothe, Ross county, Friday, Sep
tember 2Sth. HrI.sl .....te a .t'
Clrcleville. Plckaway county, Saturday,
September Goth, Iri
Lancaster, Fairfield county, Monday, 0c-
tober 1st. .sl-i-0. lasA
Logan, Hooking county, Tuesday, octo-
Der I'd. '....a
New Lexington, Perry county, Wednes-'
day, October 3d. aN -I'
BY order Committee. a.a .u.H
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
-1,- Chairman.
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Countx Democrn,Ic NIeetingr.

FRANKLIN Co. DEM. Cen. Con-. RooMs.l
COLUMBUS, o., Septic, 1866. !
The Franklin County Central Commit
tee announce the following meetings:
'Naughton Hall, Friday evening, Sept. 2S.
Speakers--COl. John ii. James OF Urbana.
Lawrence Schneider's Grocery Store, 9Th
Ward, Saturday evening, Sept. 20. Speak
ers-Hon. Otto Dresel, E. f. Bingham and
ThOs. C.. Thurman.
Hilliard Station, Monday night, Oct. Sth.
Speakers-Col. Jas. e. Wright, George L.
Converse. at7 -, Z
Hlliard Station, Tuesday evening, Oct.
ID. Speakers-Col. 5. S. Henkle, Col. II. p.
l.. Baber, Lieut.. j. St. John Clarkson.
rGroveport, "Wednesday, October 81, at 2
o'clock z. M. Speakers-E. L. DeLauy,
L. F. Bingham.
By order Franklin County Democratic
Central Committee M
I. S. SHEPARD, Chairman.
SAM'L L. KILE Sec'y.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

in5 DEMOCRATIC STATE UENT. Con- Rooss,l
0e1 COLUMBUS, Aug. %, 1866.
The Democratic State Central Committee
announce the following meetings:
friday SEPTEMBER 2s--At SANDUSKY
CITY, Eric county. Speakers-Col Geo. W
McCOOk, Geo. w. HOuk, T. z, Finefrock. -.u.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29--At ELYRIA, Lo-
rain county. Speakers-Col. Geo. W. McCook.
H. B. Payne, John b. Young.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 29--At CIRCLE
s WILLIE. Speakers to be announced hereafter.
BY order Stste Central Committee.
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chm.
c. J. BEAM, Sec'y.
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ORGANIC WEAK = ESS


Immediately Cured and full Yigor Restored .Jil 30
This distressing Afection-which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible-is the penalty
persons arc too apt 10 commit from not be-
ing aware Of, the dreadful consequences that msy
ensue. Now, who that understands the subject, will
pretend to deny that the power Of procr alton is lost
sooner by those falling into improper habits than by
the prudeut2 Besides being deprived OF the pleas
ure Of healthy offspring, the st serious and de-
The System becomes deranged, the Physical and
Mental Functions Weakened. Loss Of procreatve
Power, Nervous Irrta bility, dyspepsia, Papitation
and Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
Dacav and Death.l $50 ttF .I'tI '
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Gen. los. III. Geiger

WIll speak at ran e7rrre
WASHINGTON c. H., Fayette county,
Thursday, Oct. 4th. To .a~
Col. James Watson s..-..|
VIII speak at -, t-., --.......
Pleasant Valley, Friday, Sept. 2Sth.
Col. Isarnabas Burns,
And Others, will speak at.
Darlington, Morrow county, on the even
ing of September 25th. .tsf * stf
Mt. Gilead, Morrow county, on the even
ing of October 1st. '- .tt
Plymouth, Rchland county, on the even
ing of October2d toH
Sandusky City, Erie county, on the even
ing of October Sd. " f.N --ia"
Hon. III. y. JeweIt tt"
win speak at s.f4 .s.as ~
Washington, Fayet'e county, Thursday,
Oct. 4.
SCG E.T. DeLany. .r's
Will speak att s. '7.s a., Es
Newark, Wednesday evening, Sept. 26th.
Urbana, Thursday evening, Sept. 9th.
Circleyille, Saturday evening, Sept. 18th.
t0 Col. Geo. w. REcCOOIz,
And others, will speak at 80 rsH.a
Delaware, Saturday, Oct. 9th. ....r,
Columbus Saturday evening, Oct. 9th.
Hon. G. A. white
Will speak at t% t.9t ''fi
Logan, Hooking county, Tuesday, octo-
Der I'd. ..--... .--ty,.,
New Lexington, Perry county, Wednes-
day, Oct. 3D.. ttous 3. ff1lg 4.G
-sll Col. John HI. James, a0
Will speak at 3Asg. .vnt. f.,O
q Columbus, Friday evening, Sept. %,
Hon. C. A. White, Amos Layman,
and M. ID. FOIletf,
Will speak at
Beverly, Washington county, Friday, Oc-
t0ber 9TH. ~ .s,... r.t.a a.,
.,w 9. LOwensfein, .ttr
Will speak in German at
Chillicothe, on Friday, Sept, 18th 'N@"
Col. 3. y. HenlxIe and Tom, G.
Thurman,
VIII speak at Nf
Dublin, Franklin county, on Friday eve
ni0g, Oct. 9th. asa
Coll m. n. Wilson, Col. NHangen
gffs and Hon. 8. .. Bloom,
viii speak at--
Van Vert, on Saturday, Sept. 10Th.
Hon. VIM. Il. FlncIx-
And others will speak at
Hilisboro, Highland county, Thursday,
Sept. 9th.
Chillicothe, Ross county, Friday, Sept.
28th.
.Urbapa, Champaign county, Saturday,
Sept. 10Th.
Judge ThmrInhn
VIII speak at
Wooster Wednesday, Oct. Sd.
Cambridge, Guernsey county, Saturday,
Oct. 9Th. ~ tlsg o1i
Marysvillc, Union county, Monday, Oct.
-1st--with Col. 5. 3. Henlkle and Col. w. r..
Reid. .
Sept. 20th-with Col. SIS, Henkle.
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CoLrMprs. Ohio. Angnst gs. 1sGe.

We, the undersigned, take pleAsurein in recOmmeDd-
in gS TERPRiSEOFTHE G"EUMBUS PE0PlE'S
HALL ASS0ClATl0N. The erection Of Pedf
pies Hall, such qs is contcmp,at has tcen de-
we'll as ali 'VT rue lovers Of he div divine nt Of Music
are deeply and qually interested in the laudable,
noble objrct the managers have in view, and should
feel greatly Obliged to them for tn practicable egit-
innate means proposed fer its attainment. Being
personally acquainted with the parties conneot
with tho Association we feel Warranted TO say, that
their well established ,tanding for integrity and re-
spOnsibty, offers sure guarantee that the enter
prise VIII be fairly and hOnOrably conducted. We
therefore trust, that their efforts may he rewarded,
and the speedy Of their undertaking insured
by warm and generous patronage ON the part Of the
citizens of Ohio. t. ..' .7 .-.T .
J u Cox, Governor Of Stael. .un 'rinV
James II Goldman, AHditr OF State, ....t rr'lI
William Il Smith, Secretary Of State. .., t.
s Wsrher. TREASURER of State
w II West, Attorney General Of State. '
b K Uoysu, Adjutant Gentrsl of state. and Chair
man UniOn State Central CnIpmitteo. "a ..... ..
DIV II Day, Quartermaster Ge' eraI Of State.
r Taylor, Chief Of the Bureau of Claims.
Thomas Sparrow, q NJ Of blasons Ohio. " ,I...
JHWheelor. p 6 NJ Of lOOF. I''..,.. Il
Jocph Dowdall, Pep
Janes G Bull, Mayor, Columbus
Luther Donaldson, President City Council.
ysmes Pattor'on' Member :.
jacob Relnhard,
II Booth,
Il Is Armstrong, .nH
Gibbons, ..'r r..a III
. j 9 Toll,
Frederick Jaeger,
w ii IaveT,
Isaac 5 Becky, g
VIM NaghteD, ..
X Chadwick.
CIV DUuty,
Chris kammerer,
J G Thompson, Chairman Democratic S q Com.
VIM DOmigan, County Sheriff. .
James NJ Comfy, Editor journal. 81
Amos Bayman, Editor Statesman. M -.. ..
WIN DeDnlson, late Postmaster General. i.
\ II Swsyne, Judge Of Supreme Court Of s.
George NJ Parsons. '
q Thurman. .hiH iI-'
Samuel Galloway. 'g ~. ...r' .r..f
George i Wright. ... .....f .. 4sH.fI
John g Mitchell
Ghas 8 %sJe9tt, Warden o $ Prison. 9d 'o
John Miller. Bant or. 20 .'-3.L.-... .... ...
? Ambos, President lst National Bank.
W q Deshier, Pres't National Exchange Bank.
Chas J Hardy, Cashier.
B y Martin, Collector of Internal Revenue.
PW Huntington, Banker. Z
l. Butler.
Theodore Comstock. '.. -rr-. .l1'
Joseph Il Riley. f.. t.....r... . ....... ....,
Thomas Miller. ,
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James Wilcox. .'
Richard Nevins. ..1.r f .' "..H
JuliusJ Wood Postmaster. t,- 'u- .#.
Laurence, Agent American Express. ..,
james williams. -' III ''t
| II Marrow, Chief of Fire Department. l' r-
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