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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
AeCARD TO INvALIDs,

A Clergymans while residing in South Amer. ica q, missionary, discovered ssfe and slm. Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem. inal Organs, and the whole train Of disordefl brought on by baneful and vicious haplts. Great numl,e,s have been already cured by thi1 noble remedy. Prompted by desire to bene6t the afalcsed and unfortunate, will send ths recipe ior p spaiipg and using this msdicins, ln sealed envelvpe, to any one who needs itl Faek or CHARGE Please inclose post. paid CD velope, addressed to yourself l. s
 Address, JOSEPH T. LYMAN,
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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

Y F WALKER continues the manufacture eD and sale of Harness, Saddles, Trunks =valises and Travelling Bags in every variety, al his old stand, over the rJst Office, Litchfeld and also has opsned rooms in Wolcottviile.
 Horse Blankets, Lap Blankets, Buffa,o Robes Fancy Robes, Sleigh Bells, Whips, Horse Brush. ss, Curry Combs, Hslters, Collars, Brides, Cir. cingles, &c
 Rossman's Frank Millers and Pavey' 6 celebra- ted oil Backing, for preserving and renewing the appearance of Harness, Carnage tops, &c: -z ' have just received fuli supplypf the abovs goods which | should be pJeased tp show to any .jne in waEt of the same. IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
AGENTS wANTRnl F ! HE ADLAxs HISTORY oF TIE VAR,
gS NOV ylEA1YI

k S5S xfA As>r " SS&<<, v N plste in two volumes also N ono. It k ! lfted to be the most intessating, popular. valuable History of the Rebellion. vhich ny attested by the snofynous aale of a0o. sClpmes, mud T large rog6 6sn of the coun. NH 1ncan sassea ksSA s7-, I' - ate ci.issd to run our presses night and to enable us to snpply our Agents.y pn sof character and ability, who dasi,e ! Ftunity. e price of tho work in one volume F so (compared with other Histoliesl as fo : t within the reach ot all classes. Y full paxticulan send for circular.
 ildFen ssss kRRIcAN PUBLIsHING COMPANY.
 l4e Asyium Street,
 " l4 .,sss Hartford, Conn
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$500 !s.s.: REs yEzs! .1..,.s!,, v; :. -:s| ::;|

our imp roved <$zo Sewing Machines. ThIel new kinds Under and upper feed. Warranted i've years. Above sa,ary Ur large conininIoni paid. The ONLY machines sold in United stated Hops, Hheekr & Wsison, Grovtr 6 Baksr, 6meW q
 O. and Baehssder. At other cheap mschlne2 are isringsmsas and the seller or ussr are llabla to arrest, fine and imprisobment. 1llusttatsl
 circulars sent frW.f Address or call lupun Shawl < Clark, Biddefvrd. Maine, or Chicago, III
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
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Dr. H. Anders, Iqainsl water.

E Dr. H. Anders' Icaine Water. A Pure solstion Of Iodine without | sylvsnt Containing full grain to each cuneeof water. |o THE HOST PowERFuI. vifALIzfhu Aufsf AND H3 .. RESTORATIVE KNOWN. It has cured and vil cure SCRbfULA in all iti E manifold forms, n s,I
 Ulcers, Cancers, Syphilis, ee Salt Rheum; .5l9qs and 1t has been used with astonishing success
 ''aa' in cases of , .sroa
 RHEuMATIsN. DYSPEPSIA. CONSUMPTION, s r2t FEMALE COMPLAINTS, HEART, LIVER, gss1 7. AND KIDNEY DIsEAsRs, SC.
 Circular ieut free to any address. l. : /. .'1 Price, s1 co bottle. or 6 for $500. Dr. H. ANDERS & Co., Physicians and Chem iste, 42S Broadway, New York.
 Also for sale by sEIH W. FnWLE & SON. IS Fremont Street, Boston, and by pfuggist1 generally. oE 9sa, ii hs,d s01yeow
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

FKsHIS Company is intended to combine ell . 2s,hs advantages to be- derived from the experience Of Life Insurance Companies both in this Country and in Europe. sLa g Being controlled by Directors pecuniarily in- terested :nlits welfare, with an abundant cap ital and economy in it's management, it is en- abled to offer security to the insured surpassed by no other Company.
 It is liberal and accommodating to its pat rons, careful in the selection of it's risks. and will guard its funds as & sacred trust for the benefit of the widow and orphan.
 --Directors-Jolsn S. Rice, Ezra Hall. Allyn s. Stiliman. Sami'l E. Fillmore, w. H. D. Callen- der, Lucius J. Hendee Horace Cornwall, H. K W. Welch. Abner Church Wm. H. Post. sr Frssident-JOHN s. RICE. tcra#f I
 !Secretary-SAM.L. ELMoRE. E Examining Physieian-P. Nj: Hastings. M. D.
 July 20 l865.- fly
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
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thOaxfoS, the krsat Eng
 Astrulogist. elairvoyant and Psyyh:, sSf s1 fsn. Wk0 hHs astGnislsed the sgitntitt ,ssI of the Old World, hos now booted hvt- IT \ IEudson, M Y. MAdAms Thornton pos- sp such wonderful poweis of second sight, H snable her tosimpart knowledge of the {assus importancs ts the slngle or martiedos. V ssx- While in q states of tranoss shssde~s sGkss the very features of the person you are nnsry, and by the aid of an instrumepf u pnes powsr, known as the PsychomOtaups Irentees to produce life-like pfcture ps ths | SsS kusbandS or wife of ths abPlicss Nes SGWith daye of lmArriage, positioy ,ses linx trRits of character, 10. 1hisis "a hsisu- | es thousands of testimonials cay Nsssgs
 .0ill ssnd. when dssired. . oertihsd oertia- B ,Or uritten guArlntec. that the plature is' !. .sk it pufports to be. By enclosing @sswaaS
 ef hairs and stating place II hss.s Nges a psition and completion, s1G sasisNSaE ess
 nsad stamped envelope : itsEsssed to yos 2 yon will receive the sp' 0rs aud Sssir. Sd | inafion by return mail Ai eonmeus sea, eI eIeaeredly con6dentia, AGaress. in c6ua. AadAme E. Y, THeasFos. A B9SS. a2s.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

s..54 z. sSsyK \ q. .ns5ss-
 W Tharsaay May os ssS asl,,fn v fsiiawr1 th, lsSa 1sAins V W .i'
 0cIsa NORTH 1sas. stsss .ls s..-le IS 'A.ia Tta'r ssSIa Nsw York and with tss 1e. .0c N. from Kew Haven. aud coaneesng at waterEv- " with Train to and from Hartoyo
 Il,0a A. \. Freight Traip tor Winsted.
 SC P. a, Mixed Train for WaleTburr. | 6se. M. For Wiastsd. connecting with shs s.oG p.M. Train from New York. and theSt i5.ee ?. ATEsin frcn New Haven, and Essr sr. ,,- Lsavs Ks.s'ssfg Jar 'a' ass Sass.Os B.. 2.55 P. NJ. Freight Train for WinsteA t FOB F. N. For Winsted. \a
 GorSo SOUTH H-Ledpe Winsssa % 0 sa Freight Train for Bridgeport. li9S M
 GAO A. Ns For Bridgeport New YoA and New Haven, connecting at Waterbury, eitL
 2.1oP.Ns For Bridgeport. New York \ba New Haven, connecting at Waterbury Eh train for Hartford. --'''AF ." N
 T Lesue Wdtsr5asy tor Ms Sousk. .\
 sos A: M. Mixed Train for Bridgeport. Mex r. York and New Haven. sra1
 s.16 A. M.For Bridgeport. New York and New , Haven. 'A' s'''t h' "'-tt -l | s.s5 A. II. Freight Train for Bridgeport
 3.45P. N. For Bridgeport. New,oYork and New Haven.
 I The woodbury Stage arrives to connect d Seymour with the. $40 A. II. Train down iron, Winsted. and returns on the arrival of the , 10. Is A. N. Train from Brldgeport. TheiSta9e from New Hartford, Otis, Csis.
 brook. Harrington, Sandisfeld, srrives ts connect with the 2.i0 P. h Train down from . Winsted, and returns on the arrival of the 10 l6 "A. M.: Train up from Bridgeport | The Stage for Litchfeld leaves LitchAeld Station on arrival of the 10.15' A. \ and . 20 4 P. II. Grains from Bridgeport The Stage foi | Harwinton leaves Mtchfeld Station on ths , arrival, of the 10 IS A.. N. Train from Bridge
 port.
 Stage leayas Waterbury for Wa a,srtovn daily and for Bethlem and Morris on Tuesdays, <. Thursdays and Saturdays; and ioi Afiddlsbniy
 on Mondays and aFridars, and Wooubury on Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays on N rival of
 the 10 l6 A.. M Train up from Bridgeport.
 The Stage for Goshen caves Wolcottvills on
 the arrival of the l0.l 4 N. Train from Bridge
 port. on 1hesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 1 T. A Discount of $ cents made to. Passengess tpnrchasipg Tickets at the 0fice. ,sssa, f~aA c. WATERBURY, Superint'ct. .1 Bridgeport, May IF. 1Se6. '''' '7' If
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
.NV3A A eTEIE E P FER U.VGAN sgo t.a ia sXHURsyDt
 IS A A,PRoTEcrED SOLUTION or RHs

. .PRoToxIpH oFiIRoN ,,57 L.anew discovery inmedicine which
 STRIKES AZ. THE. ROOT OF DISEASE. by supplying the blood with its vital principal
 or life elemept-IRON. This is the secret of the wonderful Success of -,l -ley2 this remedy in curing Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, DropS, Chronic
 Diarrh@a, Boils, Nervous Affections,
 > Chills,. and Fevers, HumorsI Loss e-,,X ofconstitntionsl viscr, Dis
 ss sasessof the Kidney anl
 @S 5.tAS Bladder, Female
 --=a..->. lsSa SComplaints, h
 ~ ,sa and allsdiseases originatinI ina ( FAD STATE OF THE BLOOD, or accompanied, by debility or \ low state
 the system.
 Being free from Alchohol in hny form, its energizing fleets are not follosed by corres- bonding reaction, but are permslent. infusing strength, vigor and new life ito sll parts of the system, and building up an Iron Constitu-
 DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY. v. Fros tls Venerable Asehdeaep ssStt, D. Q. Dnnham, Canada East, Mrch "A. 1865. .
 e"I am an inveterse Dyspeptic Of more than 25 years standing.' v " - nave uecu bO WYuucttWtly UcHC- fitted in the three short weeks during which l have used the Peruvian Syrup hat can scarce ly pursuade myself of the really. People who have known me are astonishe at the chenge. am widely known, and canbut recommend to others that which has 3ne 90 much for me-"
 4 case cf27 years sta4ling cured From Insley Jewett, No. 16 Avon Place. Boston. a.' have suffered, and jometimes severely, for 27 years, from dyspelsia.p oonmenced taking the Peruvian Syruj, andiOund imme- diate beneft from 1t. s Jn tle course0fthree or four weeks was entireb relieved from my sufferings, and have enoyed uninterrupted health ever since." t6Thousands have been changed by the use Of| this remedy, from weak, ickly, suffering crea- lures, to strong, healthy hnd happy men snd women !; and invalids cantot reasonably hesi. tate to give it a trial. A pamphlet of 32 pagd, containing ceSti6- c ates of cures and ecommsniationgfrpm someI of the most eminent physicaas, cletg5men and others, besides much other ssluabl6 and inter esting matter. will be sem free to any one SC nding us theit name and r:sidence. fg- See that each bottle hls.Pefuviau Syrup blown in the glass. A'H5 r' Wt"e FOR sAtR II saa-3sS J. P. DTNsMoRE. sS Dev s+set, New York SETH W w,FowLE SON; lsTremont st. Bostoa
 and ny all Dldggists., -9a
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
A Rare Chance.

NO procure beautifully finished Photooranbs
 Il of Distinguished Yersonages at . trifinp Cost: will send, post paid. to any address. 10 Photographs of Union Generals for 50 cts
 s0 Photographs of Rebel Officers for 50 cepfs t0O Photographs of Statesmen and General, f;,, 5O cents; 1U02 Photographs of Actor, Tor .i5l ntr 100 Photographs of Female beauties f,s cents. Now is the time to fill your Albums. .ud on your orders. and feceivf fhe Photo. graphs by rstutn mail. Address MARTIN Cox NOR. r. .. Drawer. I6, Albany, N. Y. l50l,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
s BIL LIAsRl3 H ALL.

$ DILL LI4lAlllyf II A4zLl-s,..s Tas fs f sni scrthss having lssssdsAs Bah Rooaa a,tschcd tn: the a1znsiusz xlrun has fitted sssp ths tsAms iu neat styler
 ia roeln id lsfge and thnd dforpt tly liehted ii@Ed 1abless slom the celebrated mannfact0rs ct Phelan & CoIiander. N Y. r
 The rOom has twp entrances, one from the Hotel, STRICTLY FOR luESESs Of the HOsse' Fsnd thsir fxierdSsa and n sssSA s5 s
 Entrancs- m south Street.
 for the PUBLIC GRNEBALLX sPsssfulsr at- tention to these reqpirsnsats is esp&;iaily rs quseted. nd. dss M pss5pSags s p1 ~ gag sas ioSa q thi.
 Gentlemsn will fad AirAn & SiSnesf oh hand at all seesonable houu to attend 1pof their wishes, lhe Hall till' hs tlbe{d at XII sP. II. DWIGuT bLA AKESf En {. !.
 utchAelds Feb. 6th. ls66s s5t,s .s Y ff 5:
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! I-.l ], !. tl.t-E- : aTQk5 ----. American and Foreign Patents
.l R.H.GEDDY

" - V ! V n V n 1 ~ ! Ss
 Late Agent of the U. s. Patent Office, Wash.
 ington, undsrtHe. Act sfass7. No. 1s STATE STREET, Opposite Kilby St. )Bosron & FrER an extensive practice of upwards ot
 A twenty yeass, coatines to secure Patents
 in the United States also in Great Britain, France and other foreign countries. Caveats. Specifications. Bonds, Assignments, and all pa- perssor drawings fer Patents, executed on req sonable terms, with dispatch Researches made
 int' American and Foreign worlss;g to deter
 mine the validity and utility of Patents of In-
 ventions. and legal and other vice ren dered
 the clans oi any patent furnished by remit
 tisg one dollar. Assignments srecorJed J6 Washington ss ,,,t .. J.4s.
 No Agency in sx Uated sais. s.sw yo..<..e, ,un,or
 citibes for Cobtainiag Ra6n6 5rv 1sSsS Sain;no the patontab,lly of inpeat;.ms.
 During eight months the subscriber, in the course of bis large practiees made on tsoiee re- Jected appiica ions, SIXTEEN APPEALS; eu.yy one of which was decided in his fausr by the Com missioner of .atents.. Z;.0AI& Ii TESTIMONIALS.
 s'sI regard Mir. EddSsas oneof the mo.s ecpu- bte and saceessfut practioners with whom have had attieiai intercoursss CHAS. MASON" 5 Commissioner of Patents "i have no hessi ation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ man more conspetent and tT'ssf'eeTthy. and more capable of patting their applications in. to secure for then.
 Patent office. EDMUND BURKE" s Late Commissioner of Patents. . MT K. H, Eddy has made for me THiR- TEEN applications. in all. but ONE of whicb patents have been granted. and that one ss no,e pending: Snch unmistakable proof of great tal-
 ent aud ability on his part leads me to rcco,n
 mend dA inventors to apply to him to procur. ffhe most faithfuf attention Ted ne tbe;, cases, and at very reasonable charges March. ls6e.-46-1y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

!1zEns' SAVINGS BANK of the .fitv .I of .., s.x sxsx 1o!k. No. 68 Bowery, corner of Cs. a,ss s,s,s. <. nA siA PER CENT. INTERPRET PAID 61. N. fs su suu1Tysrnmsnt T tax) on all snms fFona
 on depoaits on the Iss ns s.sss eos sSis ugsoner. and H pavabIs in If. s....s .,s Sss ssI nspk open evsty dsv TX K sh. s,,
 82Iosf sa6 siS et mo1eys fsDn 10 to \ 1s55ev sssssts-s s.Is sonoay Wedneednv KIT
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 oeososs 1T IF; E ers r5sr2nee % sed lnelish. 11x11ov1 \ hoxoA. 6eorstasy. X x s3sIss '';ns
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
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fa Tha fnsst perfect and beai ilif Mnsicsf h. tatrumtnt in the world for the American Home f lCifyls.a v III As A-s. 5s sSFs -ss THE AMERICAN ORC AN make Home, At. tractiys. and refinss aud slsyr tl Nminds ,, alls Btaurifnl in it's appeaz4nce ans eifGcfs s: Seyenteensf1 EirsI 6,eni ,spSss were ayard- October. 1863 over ali'com to,s. as eliifrr. ent State and C0unty fsgirsI .s#N s - :
 First Prsmipap Awariedxe the Anleriean,Q gans asi the Great New York State sAkriculfu i, rel Fair at Rpcherter. Septt1u Ter 1884, over the whoIe catalogue exhibited by the Most celebrs. ted Makers. .: .se.s. ssse
 The 4Iaerica1 0reais sss fthe ONLY REAL 8sEp o, ORGANS nsv bsfose ,hs Psslc e,!, SOUND BOX or WIN Np0HESrasNhi Nhich bss sil ths 4 sAms important parf spdaasrm is Iha Sound. ing Board has in 2 Plano F6rtei to give bsd,, and resOnance of tone )tGnd without Which the Organ bec0meB.fnt trely MelOdeoniin an Organ case. The Ame9ican Organs not oniv have tIis Wind Chest or 6Ouni hox: b4tthe large OaRsn bellows, giving possers and igrsasssreadfnsss of t6naa These wirhit6-i 33trem6 4ne y0icibe of the Resds and psrfecsiag bf shst tone, make tionse and Use. a4h5y s1esl sI oihers. These great improvements and superiority of tone and workmanship ef thez Aperican Organs place 4hsm inEthe front rshk as the hest, and command higher pfIsG than any other reed ipstrument is the nafkstrr Assreful examina- ton of them. in c6mparison with others, will quickly show 5hSi fsuperiority. t Special attention, : is ealled ste rtte style of American Organ, Ne. Fl, ,, centaining the Super Octave Coupler and &nblR lRass. .ua For Churches in want of q powerful inetrpmsnts whose means arc limited, it's price; sendsEs 1t vsfy dairabIe.
 Every organ r iyVaEfantsds sd Prove
 sials .s satisiotoe 2 :, :,.loi, ,
 The American Organs all have the Reverber.. ating Sound. Box or Wind Chest, and are fra ishedin the highsst style dfaft, in RosewooS Jet, Walnut, and Oak finish, richly vasDishad and PoliShed. or in tmO0th h Oit Finish, f0rrniiiR elegant pieces of Fusnatufe for tho Par lfr .Ul Boudoir ;Sand the OAk and Walnus 6spsc1s3ly adapted for iCkazches, Lecture and Eoage
 The American Organs gre Ill finished M1t thh our new Ratehk1mp containidg The improved ,hn nee Hveli, Doukl6 Bellows two Blow Pedalss and Tseinolo stound inino other ,1nstrumeut.g ei siasf ass5 lifg !. sts ssss s4e 2 NEW srHLEs.oFeA eAsEss
 nicn1si s1i1aaip z ia X CHA X 4,essrrD. 1 Illpstratsd Cat elo6p ! ' ceptsining cuts taken iron Phot grsphs SkSNiDg theIr reias tive dse to each othsfs sent stIses Sold by
 F.BBEtfs - ssss. .s.ls .s
 Ism v West Gt, ,l!Eituk ukASld i. Conn. <. v C Ell 10 q tfH &1 ss<s Ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

9ELAIRE the most wonderful discovery in modem science, acting upon the Beard and Hsr in m almost miraculous manner. It has been used hy the elite of Pariss nd London win che mort fisttering success Names of all pur- casers will be registered, and if entire satsfae-
 tiDn is not given in every instance, the money
 seaied and l.osfpaid. S1., Descripti xe circnlars E...-s ss~rsm6niaIs .-aiIc,i! free. Address BER-
 GER. SHUTS < CO, Chemists No. 285 River
 Street. Troy. N. r. Sole agents for tue Uni
 ted States r..sz.. -.-... sq~, 601y
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
5. TAKEN UP,

N kAkEN su sssS 2=s
 GAME into the enclosnre n the n IT X n the 18th inse4s ono Cow anu . III;
 guks 2 ycafs Uld steers. W1tk some 6i<
 thenl on V eAxlina xssees oas y<ss t5S tl1 E 'n.'sis:.. ~ne eelling s sts1 leslfss ' 1issf sssAfasn& !. htifrrss with s1sx WklSk1 1IiF11ls sanrs and tsAkE thssu . ~ssN X
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
FAxss. ONE DOLLAR.

fsaghs scslssd dsilynand -st, the lowest ;, a pan lpcks in New York; Pilf ss5 East sAi ~ 3fisr1 seSs .ss f5atheriras at. E : gtiAs RoCE W ELL, Superintendent
 sf' . $ SrsJRGES. AgJtftnL d7s3sz ll-tf $
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

IT Ad1Gm \ Stop and icok at tho Hifsh A xsssas dcfs Tsail kEirN as
 . ssagF slsAoR.s snDaw1oE's
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

Hamiin Cabinet Or ! Hs1 *kllt st5 5ius. asiapletist sto sacred - ,1 SES 1T iEs I6r &6V to s .OO each. rifr, ssE S9l&ls. IT other fist pie nm a@u6ls 1tiu<t.at-d Caial.s sues z$se I IN \ LA HUN, b.. ton. .ot z@3&A 3lt4@ III 2&ts Ivtk \ .4
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
FIR E. AND FLtOD Do.ru,T SToPHIM

sGEx El181 'SfEsEs:-C =Es7stE.E z... NV ROBERTS has started business again
 lNA nesl th., Bridge Hih WulcottvIile, and is
 - selling all kinds of ,s.s = FAMILY GROCERIES, s',s , ,ssssa s,s Cheaper than evor, ...~ ~
 FLOUR, TEAS. SUGAR. q MoLASsES, AND s'.a ss.i ..qs ssK ERosENE OIL, ser -. T Ten per cent less than at any other place in
 toSn. Gail aud See. Remember the place is
 near the Brj;ige. 4','.. ts N B uoNDshsEp silrK in quart and pint
 cans. Tuesdays and Saturdays. .' 's1s N. ROBERTS. - Wolcottvillc. Jan. 10th. 1868. 40-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

c ONE fresh Scotch Ale. now.in store Good
 - for invalids. IF v7s7S ~, s-
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

.icarsi s1i1salp X al x < X llsrrD. | sIllpstFatsds soatelo6p cQptainlng cuts tive dse to each othsrs aens ispesa Sold by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-30

CoSfrscArioS. Tho SUPERFICIAL Radi-
calls who have been doing business in the
Judiciary line at Shepherdstown, Va,
during the past week have got ahead oil
Congress and the United States courts IN
their mode of conascation of the property
Of cx.Confedcrate soldiers--have circum,
vented President Johnson and got round
General Grants paroles. Last week we
published an account of the manner III
which Captain b. was fceced I" the tune iI
Of upwards of three hundred dollars. tol-
ease of Major Hawks, the commissary to
S,onewsll Jackson and Early, who was add
judged n,ciH by iary of tcst.oath Radicals to
nav UPWARDS Of two hundred dollars to one
Ia i Of Berkeley county, for the price
cf beef taken from him for the use Of the
army. and by the order of General Early
who was acting under the orders of his
supcriors AT Richmond. -ChdleSto,cn SPIRIT
If jefferson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-30
Two MORE NATIONAL CEMETERIEs.-Tv

Two MORE NATIONAL CEaETERlEs.-Two
more national cemeteries have been located
hy the corps of workmcn engaged under the
direction OF Lieutenant Colonel Moore, a.
ON. One has been called the City Point
Cemetery" and is situated one mile from
City Point, Va, near the banks OF the
Appomattox river, and contains four acres.
The other is known as Fort Harrison
Cemetery" and is established on knoll
half mile east of Fort Harrison, on the
Varina road, nine miles from Richmond,
Va, and about three miles from Narina
landing, or the James river. This GENE
terry contains one and thrce-quarter acres:
The City Point Cemetery will contain all
the dead that were buried on the LETT OF
the Jerusalem plank road and around
CITY Point. Fort Harrison Cemetery will
contain all the remains buried at Deep
Bottom, Dutch Gap, and OF those men who
fell in the charge on Fort Harrison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-30
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

IooK E,S SYRUr BARK ut
1 WOODS PHI ARMACY,
W Fifth and MARSHALL streets