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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-12
pa- The fosovibs sberifF. have been .l,

s@- The folowihg sheriffs have been cleo ted throughouA.he State. It will be noticed that all but eas are Union
 Hartford GoasS WestelI Rnsaail, New Haven Co4ty-Gideon o Hotchkiss, d New London Conty-R A Wheeler, Fairfield Countyt Daniel Bartram.u u Litchfeld Count Henry A Botsford. u Middlesex Count-John I Hutchinson. u Windham C0nnt Prescott May, U
 Holland Counts Amos Pease,
 BS- The TIane Washington correspon- dent says that bs President attended Gen. Grants leyee, @IFriday. His treatment of all whom he md 4there was very cordial, and he first extendaIhis hand to Thaddeus Ste. vens. who cbatsh with him for several min utes, nd was y the President introduced to Mrs Gen GsaaL. 8is is the first time that a President has atfnded lsves of any of his subordinates.s s~
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-12

s@r The Waterbury American contains the following notice of gentleman who has many friends in ihis county:
 We extremely regret to announce ths con- templated removal oE the Hon. Ammi (siddines from Waterbury, where he has during his short residence raised up warm circle of friends, ard entered upon-the practice of his legal pro fession with tue mos. promising indications of success, far exceeding his most sanguine ex- pectatioIs. Ee has also become identified with the institutions and interests, of the peo- pie. inspired their confidence, thoroughly es- tablished himsslf in their good opinion, and they part. with him with regret. He duly esti- mates his iayorsble reception amongst us, and the fair prospects, before him, but having a pressing inyitatbn to enter into practice with an eminent laFjer and judge, in Kalamazoo, Michigan. al Sld friend, who has an extensive and lucrative practice, he has upon serious con- sideration cdbsldded to accept the proposition. Thus we lsss5 most valuable acquisition to our community efwhieh his new field of labor will be the gaihefs May prosperity attend him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-12


 b0- Major Walker, of the Fifth United States Cavalry, regular army, who served with distinction through the war, has just returned from South Carolina, gives very encourag ing account of matters. He says the Freedmen are everywhere busily and peaceabIy at work. and there seemed to be no signs of idleness or discomfort anywhere. The only serioas trou- bles in the State lately. have resulted from the depredations and outrages of guerrilla band, calling themselves Regulators or Reformers., This band, about one hundred strong. led by q notorious ex-rebel officer, made it their chief business to molest the freedmen, but by de- grees began to plunder blacks and whites indis- c.iminatsly, and the latter manifested a will ingness to aid in exterminating them As fast as captured they will be tried as outlaws. and if convicted xecuted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
LITERARY ITEMS.

An attempt is being made to resuscitate the opera
lions OF the Oriental Translation Committee. Tie ol
Translation Fund established in lss by several Orehl
scholars and others interested in Eastern literature if inc
translation and publication Of sneb works on Eastern history
BeeDce and 5ses r as inaccessible TO the European
public In manuscript form and indigenous language" This
Scheme received al considerable support ana The
Fegnng SOVEREIGN om its commencement always been
tAs patron Of the undertaking. During period Of 80 wears
tAe Committee published aided 10 the publication OF
than seventy Transitions. or these many are hgh
valuable al are curious and interesting ard several Of them
sS Of such that without the aid afforded by the Soc
ansaOns include those Of the Sankhya Karka Rig NedA
and Vthnu Purana. Among those from the Arabic. are
Hound the travels Of Ibn BIua and Of the Patriarch Maea
nua Al Makkar history Of the Mnhammadan Dyaastes IN
Aean and the Lexicon Of Haul khRt Itere are
so on the TRANSACTIONS from the Persian Syriac bbopc
Armenian Chinese and japanese languages. For Inc las
two three years work has been issued from the press OF
~ Society any preparing for publication Out a.
here 10 the literary world Of renewed ntere III
Oriental learning Committee invite tie special
ration Of all anxious 20 bring tie East anu
tnto q sti closer communion with each other We Ius'
attention viii be particularly directed 10 Chinese eneEeiops
ss which contain Of knowledge whose Vahe ID known
bst 20 few
The new volume Of The Sunday Magasins, begin
sing in October will contain story by Jean lnseow
entitled my Chosen Friends" THE Huguenot Family IN
ne English Village" by Sarah Tyler The Seven Con;
sciences with Cases In Point" by John DE Lede auLhoI O
hsix Months Among the Charities OF EuTope ara ctu0es
~ Old Testament CT arGcters," by the editor Dr. Gu'nre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
OYFIcE OF Army CLOTHING m TorI1Ie. /
!. . nj, ~ rI ~, npt y. 1855.
Oroposals.

IMPROVEMENT OF BROADWAY PAVEMENT,
IL0 CoSIKACToEs-1le Board q Commissions, eon,,.,
~ reon md liam T. Bs created the entitled Al ae
70 posd OF improving he Broadway In ~. civ
Ne" toE eet"se hs bsttsy and based a.,
w., & nd 'y nooo serros invite plan. and prOpo.s
pe svse !hs once Of the Bo@e No 10 Broadway until FRI
WuLIAn I. BLACK. Secretary '-'' H""osh
Rrw.lork, September 90 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
eorss aS farms n1anteo.

T0USF yANTD-In Brooklyn or New-York,
HOCob rnfshas comfortable house within easy distance
Of the business 10 efrooms well provided with
must have R H. yeny immediate occupancy. Address with
Vensnee . Of erand essential paIticuArs CLIFTON
No n Ia. Fomthst, ~ io.A
T,STPD-A LAIN FLOOR or MAIN FLOOR
w "a cFIIARI STORE, On east side between Wal and
Ii.,ted Anss with location and price K, Pc. Box 02
WANTED 10 tRCHASE for Summer Residence
w ni.in eomuhous HOUSE, with three acres OF
.;,bn onrs Of New Address with price and
e. ILL., Box No. 2.662 Pos,.Otce New York
xXy 6rst.class furnished or unfurnished
w untist IN York or Brooklyn will pay 800 pei month
inio,siian KEENAN, EMERSON. No. 3i2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
Go Cet

FURNISHED HOUSE, in Brooklyn, lot 25xll9
House IN fine order furniture location bns Ap
- 70 J. II. JACKSON, Ne. III Broadway. Room z
II OUSES to RENT FARMS Of ell sizes, and
COUNTRY SEATS also houes and lots for SALE and Ex
CHANGE. FREEMAN & EMERSON, No 2lE Broadway.
ITO LET-On the Hudson, in the Village Of Pier
hour by rail from The City large and commedeuo
HOUSE; Carriage House, nine Acres CT Ground; Apple Or.
ehad Garden &c Can and horses pasture
and hsy For further pacua apply 70 address A.
DE CLARK, Piermont, Roekswsy Co.. n. Y.
fTNO BANKERS and OTHERS-To LET, in Union
Building corner Of william and Pin.-A suite Of OFFICES,
those Of Mes q. Robbins
partly furnished every convenience,
light excellent Apply 10 JANIToR s;ars Once
No. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

Can Schools.

I AW SCHOOLS.
IL COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
The ninth Of this institution st the Lsw
School iulln,s No. 81 Laayeepac Nexl ora on DIo
DAY October and continues until Nay 10 bbI Oadnes
admitted the without further Illumination FOR
catalogues information addTes. IT No u plce,
N,w.Yort THEODORE w. DWIGHT
Warden Of Columbia College Law school
UNIVERSITY OF NETWORK CITY, LAW DE
" PARTMEN1-The neat Session opens MONDAY. Oct J. 1906
extend. through bot Students may enr toe
qulrd Graduates admitted Members OF the sr
in NewYo u Information aldes, the subscriber a. Uni
' JOHN NORTON POMEROY,
Dean OF Law Fscalty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
49,, .IEEA.vEr pEPlErnIsr. sept IL Ise

SEAIED PROPOSALS, Endorsed Proposals for
- budns Revenue Cgters" will be received at this Detse
nt noon o. NkpNEsDAY the 10th October ne1 fol
s and nng two tetssh schooners Of 220 old
n and i1 fore and AT rrd schooner The vessel,
tor built ofths best and and A.
ssd snos ready tor sea port Atlantic
ped except armament ammunition furniture nautical
s stores and ouih,s Specifications be obtained thi.
patent on application ia by letter plsa o.
,s's must accompany each bid H. MocULLoCH Secretary o
The ,sasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
Professional Notires

CHARLES W. WILKINSON, Attorney and Coun
" sso Law Lebanon. Tennessee Particular attention sFeI
70 the collection OF claims aud soldiers bountirs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
Gal. N;c.

EGIlSH HOUSE, CAMEL and ORREL COAL,
IRON Liverpool lineR ship and yards ia New Yora
md iSSrJn For sale IN lots 'e BY H. l. P1RMELEs BAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

AN American family have FURNISHED ROOMS
N 10 LET with BOARD suitable for and their wives
or single gentlemen. BATH &C. No. a Yves. Thirty nin,s,
near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
Mem Publications.

A NEW POEM-SLiGHTLY SATIRICAL,
IA entitled
MOS ES;
The who tupposet
Himself 70 b. Moses
No Moses a. al
vhl,h andrew JohnoL cm Moses 10 proved be de-
on .pd chest eoneusvey shown that Seward %
Al Aaron Raymond and Weed Koh ard his company
ksahe 10 not hro Nssndhum Wood snd other CoppeTncsdf
genuine Qls are not dead dueks &C. S
PREFACE.
'Tis ssid that Andy Johnson tposes
That he's genuine second Moses
A certain Oks don seem 20 know t.
I've this truthful book 10 show it.
lrgtte, think you'd better buy II,
and when you've read you won't deny
That A. DIV T. as much like Moses
A. bIaInbe bushes are like roses
The dIoles, Hebrew since the HOOD,
Without drop q Jewish blood.. -, s.
Rr sss at THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY Nc III Nassau
Rsv-York j. EDWARDS, No SBtekmAnsL and o. AL News
KHAN Pnce 10 cent?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
Doaro ano Rooms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth.st. I,
N European pan Rooms in suits sinsy moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
Groceries ano propislons.

Groceries ano PROVISIONS.
NEW, FAT MACKEREL-Best No. ], in all SIZE
p,et,ss. GEORGES Goldfish. cured Hams Shoulders
Ref and New Leaf LAID and all kind, Of FISH and
-. ~, :. a. net ca.h h. A. W. ROSE,
No 29l WshinSton-st
Holm DWIGHT * Co.,
O No. II OLD SLIP. NETWORK.
Manufacturers VI
slIERATUS. SUPEHCARB. SODA Nc.
nd IN the City OF New.fot Tor
HORSFORDS CREAM OF TARTAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

| A NICELY furnished ROOM and BEDROOM to
IA with gentlemen gentleman and w with on With
out board Centrally located No. lo9 Wet Fiaesntht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
HORSE POWERS,
n,tNoins CARDS. &s.


ATW6, EvERDELI.s SONS, No. IO4 Fulton-st.-
n WEnniSG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY. EisbBaksd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire BOARD in q.
IA private family where they have large room ooro
Dinner In the middle Of The day preferred W"
q n per week, Address X Box No 1853 Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

III HURD HOUGHTON
No $50 Broome-st ev-York
Publish this dAy, - - .o,.
RHK LAW OF RITUALlSM. EXAMINED IN ITS ktLAIlON
10 THE WORD OF GOD. TO THE PRIMITIVE CHURtlL
10 THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND TO Thu PEoTEsFASi
tSIaCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES. bythe Ky
kss Heavy Hopkins D. D. LIZ D. Bishop ofNsruOn vol
kno. Price ~ IS
Dor sale BY al Bookseller
OICH READING.-HON. CHARLES SUMNER Gov.
IL JInEs L. ORR JoHS II. NoYsS to the Oneida Community
asEn wM HAKyET and Ksfr Chief Of Mozambique
t,h Oh, illustrations, in the October PSYCHOLOGICAL JOUR
BAL Also Social Science; Dreams and DIeamugi Pyebooey
Physiology Pbyoguomy and PhrenOogy very interesting nun
Asr--only 40 cts, 81 year. FOWLER WELLS, No. $50
Rssaawsy. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
Sales bp Auttioit.
A. j. BLEEcKrk. sOS 4 Co, Anctoneeis.
A UCTION SALE-COPAKE IRON MlNES.-In

pursuance OF vote Of the stockholders will be sold At public
suction the companys Office in Copke, Columbia County
WEDNESDAY the 10Th day Of October ~ o'clock In the alter
noon The entire property axe Iron Mines consulting o
come land 200 Of rnns aud ~ Of weoc
land or according 10 and descriptions TO-
z,er all the buildings fixtures eons machiuey apparatus
and materials the premises and belonging to d company
sale positive
further information apply the .uetione.r, No n Cedar II
Py order Of he Trustees CHARLES h. MILLS, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

HrskI n LLES Aactioneer
HENRY X. LEEDS 81 KNEE will sell nv auo-
ton SATURDAY Sept 80 a. 10 octot IN IRONS 81 49,,
sAeoom, No 81 Libey-st. q dooTSys.. - ra.5y.v
A LADIES' SADDLE HORSE very .,yish usTfsety white
With hong kind and gentle sold only fossn, '
SADDLE and gRIprA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
Matbinerp,

CyTRAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY.
- n, N,vYoh Steam Engns WORKS have hand ana Tor
ne q their WsIeroomS,
FoO1 OF EAtr TwTNTI IHEDtT, ~ y,
PORTABLE ENGINES or ALL SIZES
Ala. fu .,.or,rnspt Of and descriptions h'ehiHi"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31
MeeorScrssGpurt.

Grnlt 4obne, Der obne gefeblide Gr'
IaubuiB in Der Wfarttbaaei paHoel trieb,
ipuroe Inn GA eeitraft. la s. ~
Wfarp unb gtliee 9a6ernatp, anei
.Danlen Der Demi-monde beaablten
SO uao IS fur llnnoraiifhc une fran-
Saloie &uflbrung uuf Der Strobe.3zei
1 9iic 8rotpn iibnte einen foIoGalen
Hduf9 nit SO. q 81 20 ta5jre1
Stone Qce1, ser f1on felt 3 5agen
ob6aHIosS in@berlE lllngeeenb unierer
Staot umherltrol9te, foute S24 8irgs
1daft fteHen; ba er 0ies nidt fonnte,
puroe er in's 9lrbeitsbaus gef6idt, UNI
Die Sur,n,e .burd Steinflopfeu -5erbei.
suf61fien 80 'f9ff4F
Garolina sails; cine in ben 8tetlen
Der Smotcp &otp pobIbetannte Ser.
I0nlidteit, IoIIte fiir ihren. Undertaken
9ebensmanbd S14 beSoblsn. Dime
@elonlittel miro lie bis auf gEeiteres
cine Steue aIs BaIdIrau i'm 8atterIon
lSofel erbalteR.gg 3Nisi ilaa10 GIN )
g8m. Rotmau bereidegte ben, 6onb
Der Stabttaie fur einen r@ania UNI
/ 9 Collars. ,s J. ...s .4sss ssi
3ipei peiblibe nnS ad)t m6nnli6e
@elekiibertrcterp hatteu iidl gesen Die
Stlilaae ..Eisorotrlp gonollcPs Ill Der.
antiporten, eS 9elang iebod feinem une
nu6ten he ole bon $40 Solidrs, ie
mad 8ef1afenbett ;brer SinOsr an Den
4olijei. 6iAter be3abletl,Di rn s. /.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31
GtaOt mn Staat.

,aiGE 1ieae0e Der Dob GellOfp bielt
! ge fefH elbeno mie6er arobes Gncainps
naemts aReetinh fieieg6e Int trik MINER
aro60Ftig mDiferiPle 8sf4lhiIe gefaBt, bic
ir 0oicn buFA forttpdbrenS 6nsluifAeal
heben6e Budftaben DoIIitdnoie unfair
finO.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31
RON OaSfbIUn County

. = Is ~ III ~ - X1g40AU III a.
~ 8eitern Wtorgen in aller Sribe
madteRa aud mis- tins, ieiher GinIabnng
foIgehesarf, bjs geHsse nm sine 9treifs
iaeSpartie rtitsmn6den. San6e ul6
bas n1thias Srsfp1aiIer mar ION hand"
94ir suaretr BIER 9srfaner, 5tuei 9nnbe
lnOs atrsigea iebet, ritie SoppeIhinte
arrS mad SoHnrhaufQang ging's4 iiber
aoie sSangebrade Nprd G6gefelN ms
Greie. Gidtcr Rebst lag iiber Selb unb
,ASolbs uno iingefabr Q Meilen biater
SogsfelS, ebe nod bic Strablen Der
aufdenenoew Come Den .9lebell4teier
geli6tet battcn, begnnn bic Saga. &
tirfere BeBtettrr, alte leibenfdaftliae
pS1gsr pper 9fllsrs ssipste Sggplis ia.
Ebkt, Fd)ieAePi Be1 ben Observation-Disclosures in
| cine 2lrt Beaeiitsrpng fir bas n6rOe-
rild) t66ten0e Ner9niigert 3lt a0etafben
nHbs nit oem 9.nffebslt, sbes 5iiuoblt'
| ld,eneauar Is, ais OF cine QIrt bon Saab /,
| isbsr Fn Jbfer bernadti9ts 8ds uni
! anbetrifit, TO tpilfer mir baiTelbe !nidt
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f.6ds Gnte ilno @6Sne ldBt iid) Oft purd
/ Grsiebunaa benz Wlenfaen beibrinqen
Eaber 0fx emu fir Die Sdgb firgt in
| lBiute. 9n DeutfG lnnb pFegte Der Qlbe
int NsittelaIter u Observation-Disclosures Al
.hid0eH unn nie nod IebenSen &nfel 81
lsfuahTten ifets cine beion6ere 9leiaun,
Il fir Dies ls8ititHt gsr9nlesii, Infer
Mbnen aber atb0rten Hidyt gu ben Sdi
/ gsHbeH, bid cher 81 ben Geiagteu
| Bsrfn9sbdlber .;ltr, .uiig tuafer @eblii
i an oies bluti9 naerpnae @srgHugen Il
gelp0bnen, 9ingen mir alto feibft mi
i nnb aehcH bier nHferil 9efeth etHt fleine
4 bie[Iei6)t fiir bieIe nidt 9ans hnintereI
| irnte 8ef1reibnng. L 80 ii'ae ,'s'q'las' !.
nBbsrltiagted Die 6unae Irit aas6en
oaS nod Mabrid)eiplih i'm feiten S6ltla
met bon ftnH felten 6lsetpiefe trdnnte
rsitsIs6san GebeH off. as1ln6liIdIi6er
d Rais def es uns quer iiibef Ben EDe
unb unfsre SnogenOflen tiino'eten un
| uuter BADEN an, Dob CO NIT unierer Sag
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31
(GiaseionSt)
>rg 9afbsiltg 80. OF. 1860.
s. s.. Saith unb1 6reunfen. ga
s4I IL
(GinseianSt)
WPeine Nkrren!

q ". Tatt5 nnpS Or snnfen. ns3s
=;g4i Meinr Serren!.. ig 81 ,531
125d bSre ron etnisen ,ntiner bsuil6en
5feih6e, eaB Gin @rrsidt TN Ilnlauf 1T
drgea mid, hnb ID bic geIbaftlins meiues
5reunbes .9taitb am persaugeuen Scnntaee
neaen 8aylesung StabtseIebss, in 8etref pes
NusI1aitfn5, Seranlast babe. IA Serr Saith
Aeinen statnen auf BEN @erbaftsbefeble e..
wdbat FAB, 10 tpiirbe % uattrlih fin tba fem
III psrrnt,tbeu, ba6 i'd msiue 5aph 1T isirsr
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5fit ais eiitert dntef rnb gslssliebenben 8Gr.
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in Der CT. liv 5elti mig ltR6 metllfH efatibeu
5rtnnoen. i'm Alsemeineu mD9te i'd fa9en
6aB i'd mid nnter, pielsr urS paulrnbel ge
phihtnrgen gegen biefelten beFnre une perti
MID ifefs 70 sii bttrasen iu9tn, haB i'd Der
euttr yfaniea iperbiens, t0eIhen sttlslbtn I
srp6mGtbts bqsn sbeisetraseu BADEN; mir D.
pertetpen.H sni15il 1gG IS. $50 ga IL i
dioie Sd Bin, ,rsebsnt 5aga ,liHsi
+,.,.@-,9...- =. -. %. $. Mm6roit,
.'..'.-.--.- = i Teputp- Marfban.
Il T. q H
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31
Cfaeieae site

Der i'm bitfgen 9oftaint, ais nn6eiteus
Bar, BUR abbolna8 bsrsit liesencsn
pEleleH, eali EIsaa rslSmsa
~ rests sDamen% grit e. t'aep q
Sraut. Tbusis Srtitus Srau ssa9st stOfs
frau 9R. ". stern 3 NSsiine SbarnsI
Sraileia 4eot .. @etetGnpt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31

~ S9abIeS ME Som
mertb u unb bod i'm b04iten Grabe
anitefun9slos uub preierbirenb. Spr
sobont erbalt Die 3dbne ,itets gefuno
unO Fsdentos unO Ods 3abnFsil1 frifd
uno ROTH uub fret bonn Sforbut.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31

re- Sn Oeaoerif Strabe lit man
nit gBe9raumen bes Gdutt5 uno Der
oerbranuteu 8alfen bonn lesten groBen
Braiioe eifria bef1dftigt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31

~ 9eltern gegeu 9Ibeno labeu mir
eincn groBcn SAiparm Diloer Gdnie
boz gtoro mad Siio am 6imnel bin
5ieben. : Wenn es lpabr lit mas alte
Sarmer bebaupten 70 itebt uns elm
ltreneer @inter bcbor,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31

ET Mle Observation-Disclosures, inelde
in unierer Stact fdon felt LANCE unbes
niiBt ffeben, tuuroen. aeitern i'm 2aufe
Oes Sdges abgefdgt oOer aebaucn. 9lud)
Der Sauptpfdbl G6e bon Genbrid unb
Gberrp @trabe in Sront bonn Golonnaoe
Building, Der 10 lauee tuidtige Oicnlte
eeleiitet bate, uno auf Dem 10 man1e
ipiHtige Gspette sur Rrtegs;eit ssieg
pertanOenb nah benz yforoen bef6rbert
iuurbe, tbeiIte bas SdidfaI iciner ka.
nlerooen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31

~ Sob, pie unS geftern Der Sc
le9rapb beri6tet, gnterlag einem febr
gerineem @edieI, Gs offnete am
Nforaen mt 1861, cling biz u ubr
Wfittaas auf 146s uaO idGoB &beaOs
nit 1861 Yro;ent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31

@ Sn Der Nfartet StraBe, nabe
Sroao Strabe, erbebt fib itols an SteIle
zines alteH, @ebau6es Elm pradtiges
gSaarenbaus, ruelbes nit &edt etne
3Rrbe1 Der Gtrabe senamrt per0en
fann.,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31

RaE @ut1ft NM
S3sHt SO al aJabf{e Son
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31

~ @abrenb in onbeten Sauptitdbs
ten Die Sbeater ibre Gallon eroHnei.,
lblieBen Die bieTgen Bubneu ibr Bot
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31

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ben, oab iie lire gSaiIertaSe iobalb pie
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04

without delay. The chief centres or fields OF
the epidemic should be daily inspected and
kept under the full influence OF cleanliness and
antiseptics. House-to-house visitations, to
discover and arrest the premonitory diarrhea,
should be resorted to in every cholera field,
whether a single row of houses, district or a
town. lac -ta -H
Wherever cholera becomes localized such
searching for its earliest symptoms in the in
habitants is a measure Of public safety as well
as humanity. If the local Boards of Health
will publish, daily, the names and residences
Of all who die of cholera, and truthfully state
where and how the epidemic is prevailing,
the public will profit by the information.
Let it be borne in mind that filth cfowding,
and the neglect of specific, sanitary precau-
tons, are the preventablee causes of the dis
semlnation Of cholera. ,eI7Es
The length Of this communication will
oblige me to defer. to still another the direc-
tons for the Use of antiseptics and disinfect-
ants. 4a. d aas9 f-4 1Q *-te-i
must conclude this with "a earnest re-
quest of our physicians to report to the Board
of Health any and all cases of cholera which
may occur in their practice, and their resi-
dences, SO that We can adopt means calcua-
ted to prevent its propagation of the poison
Physicians in New York are compelled by
law, under a penalty of $50, to report their
Cases. which. is evidence of the Importance at
tached to it there but here we must rely on
our physicians, and their own sense Of the
necessity of this duty but if the views an
nounced in these pages, which are now con-
sidered as settled principles, be correct, a
weight of responsibility must attach to him
who fails to attend to it, for which the COM
munity will most assuredly hold him ac-
Yours, &C.,
tH 5ea SAMiL. K. Jackson,
Secretary Board Of Health.