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lNTAT DE LA l.OUISlANE-Courd u prem
~ icr Distct judiciarc, Vendredi IL Octobrc
l639-Prcscnt rhoparabc A NJ buchanan, Juge
Louis Francois Canonge contre Sos CrGancicrs--
No. 1898.
Sur motion do T.. w, Collens, Avocat de James
Ill, CALDWELL Syndic do Ia faillitc de rinsovable
OF 10 tab'oau dc distribution ayant c,G d6posc en-
Cour il ost ordennG par Ia Cour, que les cream
cicrs du dit insovablc toutcs autres pcrsonncs
intGrcssecs, aien, ii dGdurc les rasons, sill en- ex-
iste, dams les dix jours q"i suvront la publication
do rule pour lcsqnellcs lie dit tabIcau ne serait
pas confrm6 ct honIologuo. les fonds dis rbuGs, ct
OF le dit Syndic d6chargc do outcs responsibilities
Extrait dcs Mln,les.
AID. SIDNEY LEWIS,
n2-3t Depuc Grcflicr
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4 MEXICAN AIMAN\C-)l iNll,S-Ti Anc-
n rirun NmauHr, "r, Resp ,sitory of Useful
knowledge, for l"iO, Boston
Diaries for "1U large small and in l',rhc banks: Daily
tcglst'. r, containing blank Tor csry day IN the
wear, AMI AImlIlrr, indispensable To every ninn Of
iu.n.>s. T. JOHNS 4 Co,
o. iw - Charles nuI Common Sta
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Justin Castanic etat darrcstation scs Cream
cier 1t les CrGlncicrs do Justin Castanie Il Cic
No. ISL.
LNTAT DE LA LOUlSIANE--Cour dc Com
~ rncrco dc Ia Nouvclle OrlGans-Par ordrc de
PHonoraLlc Charles Watts, Jugc do la d'tc Cour,
avis est par lc present donmc dun ordrc sommont
tous les cresncers dc Justin Cas,ane, "n dcbitcur
InsolvabIo dc,nandnnt jonIr du b6ntticc DIES lois
iaites pour secourir les dGoeurs nsolvablcs Glat
darresta,ion, dc comparal,rc 10 Jcudi ii Novombrc
proclaim. dcvant e JUICE Iaud,cncc, reiltt d'ex
poser eur motifs d'opposi,ion la dcn,andc du Pcs
litonnaire.
II. kennicot est nomlnc pour rCprcscntcr les
CrGAncicr abSens.
Nouvcllc Orleans Bureau du Grcilicr. lc % Oc~
tobrc, 1889.
ooi Ct T. GARDERE, Gifir.
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STATE OF LOl1I>IANA.-Fir,l Jud'cnI DIS IIc
- Comt--Jhae Parauge, in actual Gu ,"dy, vs..
his Cr..lIlurs- No. 10 1853 1t is orere, that the c,cdi
tons Of Charles Parauec he petitioner, he notified to he
and appear ! II nIlru u:rlny the IN Ut Nu'
>enllrr ut 10 u'cucL, NJ, to she" cause It any The.
have, why sad petitioner si"uId not have the benefit oi
the laws u,r the r,icl u Iu,ol,rnt del III
uuul custody.
Witness, HE Honorable NJ Buchanan, Judge Of said
LIS. Court hls II h tctohcr, 1879.
oll-.Iwllu JN,). l.. LEWIS, Clerk
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NEW NOVEL, Nc--Fair Ensamnnl, or the DAYS OF
~ King Henry ID; an Historical Romance, by Thos.
Miller, author OF Roystpn Cover &c ~" The Literary
Souvenir II new annual for 1870, edited hy VIM Z Bur-
ton tsq and abolished with - engraving; new sup
ply of Xcnobiu letters from Palmyra, and Irobus, or
letters from Rome. lust received and for sale by
IlM Ar 80 Enmn
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STATE OF LOUI>IANA-F,r-t Judicial Dis
~ trict Court-Frday the 1lth day Of October,
l639.-Prescnt the Honorable Charles Maurian
Judge,
Louis F. Canongc his Creditors. No. lG993
On notion Of Il, W. CoIcns, Esq Counsel for
James ii. Caldwell, Syndc of tho Irsolvcnts esq
tate and on filing taLcau of distribution hcrein
it is ordered by the urt that the creditors, and
all others interested, slcw cause if any they have
within ten days from the publication Of this rule,
why said tablcau should not be CONFIRMED and
lonologated, the funds distributed accordingly,
and said Syndic discharged I. ON any further lila
bilitiy in tn premises.
Extract from tho Minutes.
AID SIDNEY LEWIS,
n2-3t Deputy Clerk.
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WHITE LEAD AGENCY.
VINIlE. subscribers having received the agency OF
White Lead, from OF the largest and hest manu-
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nj the lowest mar Art prices and warrant il 10 be good
an article Us can be found in the city.
JARVIS n ANDREWS,
81 I'm Nos X rrhnnpitnulas ST
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NEW WnRkS-iioh's Sketches comp ltlc in | v"'
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Me l1.t No. Of Nicholas Nicklchy
Memoirs of Mrs Iicn,an'S, by her sister
Mrs Hughes BlunI's Practical Exposition ul the
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McMahons System of Gardening
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Jack Sheppard, by Ains~ nril,, lS vol
5ozs Sketches, comp iee in vol
Life of Mrs Ilena,is by her sister
English Crown Cases, by Russell, Ryan and Moody,
:. vuls--new law book.
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NEW LAW BO1k-itepor of the Presbyterian
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-07
The VVOrTd Redeemed.

~ EFT ,he inhabitants rejoice and be grateful. The
E Adav has come when hey can agm themselves
,rt t1e precious relic, which almost deee dsease,in
III its various Yamieat0ns, and gladdens the heart
snkiryQ under the gTevOas burthen ~ weakness and
disease Doctors with oil their boasied science step
eventfl ers in which the inhabitaBis are tber own
1hs sesis ere broken the mystery % revealed the
r.ne8v 4 IN their own haHds, the East, The fountain
~ iii i;et has opened Der vass stoEehonse and is
pouring forth 70 mOstals the pfecieus sap Of life and
health.
worshpped Of future ages arc IaylshiDg upon e nsr
ne he eck healed he lame walk, and preseniiDgto
those that ere whole, gasrantee tor ~ cents tor
r,,.eeefvingthe shield Of health and et.jOynsensa
y n Persian and India extracts the wonder OF the
ace. have been 60 thoroughly tested. proved and
unanimously patrOnized, and conceded 70 BY ~ pro-
fsssions ard classes physicians not excsgied wno
have become acquainted with their unpesaneeu VIZ
tn.s I. he universal and unbounded confidence they
;rsye added 10 The eTasefuI and unealIed oy festm0
";sis N ther 6yov q sufficient % warrant every i'm
dividual with confidence 70 make trial Of them !.
A treatiee on most Diseases their symptoms eno
c,,re with certificates from many inlinental persons
mo have been raised, where the skill Of the be1t pys
scians rad failed aud the various msdlsInes q he
day had been tried IN vain, acccmpeny each Dor
e. sea r.ss sss6 is 81
PILLS. Try one box. and youE H.Oaey viii BE r
funded II they ere not what they nre
Ssidss he 1gsafs -Dr. J. o. Baekwiih. liach6sl6s
lake & Eiayse Hesiaem; Measgs. Betif, WooagsEy
JIM CLARK. general agent for the steteg q 3 ~ ~
York and Connecticut Once Arcade hsh'i ~
ester, n. y.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-07

Alta COuro Of Probate holden at Harcinton, soish.
IN and for the District Of Harscinton, on The
Alb day Of November, A. ID. 1889:
ESSTATE Of Levi ScovEr,. late of Harwin-
- ton, deceased, The administrator rep
resents the estate fnsolvent, and prays the
appointment of Commissioners thereon So
whereupon, ordered, that Commissioners 10
receive, examine and adjust the claims Of the
creditors OF said estate, be appointed at the
of November, at Ioclock in the afternoon !;
and that all persons interested in said estate
may be notified thereof, the administrator
will cause this order to be published. in q
newspaper printed in Litchfeld, and post a
copy thereof upon the signpost in said Har-
winton. A true copy Of record.
90 s WI ABiyAH CATLrN, Judge.
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TyHE peculiarities Of this Chemical Compound, are
u owing TO its extraordinary effects upon the ami.
NAL fibre Or nerves. gaments and muscles, s virtues
being carried by them TO the immediate sent Of die.
ease, or Of pain and weakness. However good any
internal remedy may be, fhs as an external applica
ton, will prove powerful auxiliary IN remgving the
disease and sca,ns s's cure y ease: q F LGee In
Infammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, and IN all
cases where seated pain or weakness exist. I.
A gentleman travelling in the south Of Europe and
P RssHs d.s ss Jew Wis., ' 81 hEs s lew
PLASTER, and Of the (as he considered miraculous
cures II had performed that he was induced To Try it
on his own person. for q Lung and LIVER affection.
journey but which had resisted the genial influence
Of that bamy and delicious climate. He soon found
his health improving; and in q few weeks his cough
@ him. ns snS
ently reinstaed. Since that time, he hiss been re-
commenting it to his friends and acquaintances, Tor
oil fixed pains whatever such az rheumatis. gout,
sss and Ss scroaons Knots oS
white swelling, hard tumors stiff joints, egue cakes,
ague in The breast, weakness and pain ~ ne stomach
weak limbs, ameness sfieciiNns q We spine, female
wesESsss II The back Of side should e without Il.
Marrsed Ladies' in delicate situations, find great re.
lief from constantly wearing this pesiet The appli.
cation Of this plaster between sns sncgosfs nns Ps9n
and lung affection, Of their primary stages II de-
stroys Inflammation BY producing cop'c.ls psrspra-
ton. No physician should be without Il For par.
rec.ons. Each box contains sufficient 70 spread Or
'p SoiS H. as Hssais- q Bsckwh, Ll,chfeld;
Lax, Hay:s BssSlsm; Mss. Bs e. WSccdbury
New.York and Connecticut. Office, Arcade Hall.
N. The above medicines are for sale IN alI Ihs
principal places IN the Y. States. Nov ySS
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a.. The Democratic Republicans Of The town Of
Etchsd are requested e meet 81 The County House
h The afternoon for the purpose of choosing delegates
"a alfed he Democratic State Conyentis 10 be hold.
q, al New.Iaven on "Wednesday the 18Th d instant
Novemher. Per order Of ~ Tenn Cosmitfee
T:Srl Ell Nos s. 1889. se5s e, *. ~ ~ tH
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-07
POlk's maj i'm the State. 1855


The loco Goco State Convention i to be held in THE
city, on the second "Wednesday Of November. This
we should call much too early Ms the wing C0nyens
tons have bAen TOO late. However, it matters but
lisle when the Iocos meet their Victories this year
will all have 10 e imported they having litfle 10 hope
for at home. By the way. We Understand that there
are several aspranis for the n0minatiOn at Governor
in the Iecaranks and quite IN exciting scene u anti.
cipated. NHEs insists upon REORGANIZATION because
he was driven BY federal parsergfion out ~ the
Senate. and was not last year permitted % be Cover
nor and hecanse he b the hest end biggest man Of the
party Others say he has had enough, and more than
he ever deserved and that there is faint chanceof
success with almost any other man. Gen, CieayeIand
has pretty strong party IN hs fayor east Of the River
ard ii they are nos bFowbeaien may seeure him the
notnination Mr.. Holt, the ex-memheEo Il Congress,
Il = sad wants 70 be voted for and lest Of Oh Mr.
A. Chiids we understand, Wishes 70 he eandIdafes
IA prohahJy expects 30 carry the votes Of the locos
coservasiges and whgs having belonged 70 I'll these
parsies within very short period However die per-
son Nominated win undoubtedly receive lhe entire
sase X te parry and we think Oh Of and more too
win Be wanted - elect him--N H PaNGds4D ~
I PotisieaE Ae1ioa aThereis remedy. and there b
but one remedy, ior III tfe evils under which die
country . suerne. and tat remedy lies in political
action. There can never b return 70 the old beat
en- tracks Of prosperity. uHil eye Is radical change
in the measures Of the government; there never can
De change Of measures until there Il change OF
men. There b No remedy Bot in overthFOwing the
adninisfEstlcn. Providesce Journal.
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.
81 the members 81 numerous Iamily are assembled
after many years Of sapaTafion. Such an asssmbage
was Witnessed at Salisbury, Conn. on Saturday, the
Esq Of Salisbury consisting Of Elk brotheIs and one
sister, met at the dwelling OF one OF their number sur
grandchildren and other relatives The eldest u q
their ases 3 a s I q vs11 They lad not been To-
gelher Tor more than 81 years. q
o ~. Cst sae. % .hs s
years, not death has occurred to break lhe family
circle Il is doubted whether another instance can
which dea,H re - ,h"s sy; N sis1e.
s7s Hartford Co.rant.
- s & Y,
n,o W nucn Of me - pssgsIs. " ~
niring every thing done by MI. Clay9 ans 5
s.. So.aAeFn Dsmocrat.
Of late in al nor,; .ne s " g 8
the fashion Of adiring every thing done by Col Ben
ION '-1'Ts"''ce. tss Fl es ~. 1919
The New yor J,.,,;rs, Pc, e,sl,,zss tl,atIussri
Gus bon riU0nf Senator Wright, as sdeePly read. y"
mnereSpon the louisville Journal observes aa. q
and that is HE ross SsSis ''.e -
8 ~
feaeanchoty Affair." At the Anon Penitsattery;-
SsaOLs Yesterday one IN the Alton pen
ant becsma s~ as W. =, -, - - sork when
Uy inc deputy waIoeh saving t9ss " was
fo va ordered % gG g cel ~ ~ ~,
became abusvsp ,he ;no.ned
the warden. MI Samm.i 4 R,ck nss,erI oftha facts.
when Mr. Buckmaster went 70 The refractory convict
s end, asked hun why be refused g go.c work ne re-
more work s "a not So gong . S mon - winch
Mr. Buck.nastef struck him with cane. The con.
vet. who Is very powerful man, grsppled with NE
been for the II SsnUtv wnrde Who
rushed between hem, and afforded Mr.. Buekmaster
az Az opportunity OF wing ms pistol, VIII winch ne
producing Immediate death. A coroner inquest was
held upon the BODY o me convict and the jury return
ed verdict OF /" Unsuitable homicide
H8S9 81. Louis Builain
zet!e, Of the 10th eaysi--.. We have information
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1ll629


sg71s sss'tS,'ssys sSs9*
We think tie Congressional election 4 better test
of public sentiment than that for Governor. State
polcy-~a thousand little local questions and The su-
perior personal popularity and eecti0neeTne tao. Of
give him decided advantage over Cannon In the
elections Tor Congress-. however, national political
fae mainly governed voters, and the returns show
Tho official returns for Governor give ~ III
Polk, ". b. $3.50
Cannon, Wing, = 52.lH "
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-07
JREa.s. s. CUTLER, d /

DRoPosEs to open q Select School
IL for limited number Of Young Ladies
and Misses, in the house of MIR. Jas Fl. Cooke
in East-street, on Wednesday the 9th of No
vember. Board can be had at a reasonable
price in the family If desired, y. 81 4
Litchfeld, Oct. SO. Nm %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-07

/ Ger. Marcy yiansd % ths suaE--Es win probably
be tsmembsred BY our readers that some fouF or
eve weeks since, We published an artcEe relative 70
statement made By Hon. N r. TaIlmadae, late u 8.
Senator from New York. at public meetings ID Owe
60 and Syracuees 70 the effect that previous to the
extra session of Congress, Gov. Marcy had expressed
hmselfsogy in favor ofthe courss Of Mr. T. and the
Conservative members Of Congress and against the
subtreaauEy syssmp rOpOssd BY the President Toths
statement Of Mr.. T, Gov. Macy through his echo
the Albany Argus responded. denying the truth of
MIR. T % statement. Mr.. TaIlmadgs then addressed
letter to Gov. M, which be didnos dsign tOanswsr-
and also to Gen. Hubbell who was The Adjuant Gem
eral of the State appointed by Gov Marcy himself
Gen Hubbel promptly responded 70 the letierof Mr.
t. and here is The latter which mOst efectualy sns
tains all that Mr.. Famadge alleged asainst the Elk
Governor and places him in situation By no means
to be envied by any public man.
@ tssS Ithaca, oct I9ah, 1885,
/ Dear SRI yesterday received your letter Of The
I was in New-York al the close Of the extra yes.
and returned soon after. A few days after his return
to Albany he told me At his house, that he had re-
turned in The boat with you and he then expressed
much qualification at he course pursued BY yourself
and The Conservatives in Congress-. He. q The same
time strongly and openly Condemned the SUBJ Treas,
Il Il V| A2If1
liz ~ The coprss 81 lie
Washington Globe and the leading Loco Focos in this
State.
sng ,,b o slcv y III II which he
Eexpressed HE SAME views His opinions were frees
made known % any ct ms political ss,enas wsG
nv sb y. p'' dfrsnca If on;n;on sx;s,ed be,wee
the state officers in reference 10 the Sui. Treasury
Scheme and Coz. Marcy declared to me, that on the
reception Of the special massage he had, an presence
several Of e state escTs openty oppressed las dssc
Probatioa Of the Pressdent,s Recommendation 1hese
things oe,e mes secrets. They were known e nun
dreds IN the party, who then believed that lover
nor Marcy should come out IN his message and axe
.ne gloGne III my sane y, ~
oe susa'nea " W. sIGa 10y y ulc ps9l.o " h ~
olicc yo' poSa: sonse.e'.Sx 1uI ,Sse NJ
oeen caheu "a quesuon, Io[ supPoHshg. w lo'o aI
1853, the meas1Ies swhicn uov. Marcy anu niaMy
leading msmpeIs q me party openly supported WIN
you IN 1921, nave deemed y my duty, on two &C.
casons, wneFe yen We're presents % state vefoahy,
the substance o. th,s ieueT--I refer 70 the Eecent
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-07
TAKEN UP

Ala Court Of Probate holder a. PiEzostk; Nth.
g md t1f the Distsict If Plyasosssk, 81 a.
29fh day Of October. Al. ID. 1850 IS IS q gszy
Pyesesrt, Calrin Butler. Eso: .ya.dQe!A
nNmotion Of Rnssel Reynolds ana sally
~ Humastons administrators on the eslaiea
OF Caller HUMAsToE, late Of Ply mouth, WITH,
IN said district, deceased tlSis court doth de-
cree that six months be allowed and limited
foEthe creditors of said estate to exkibig their
claims against the same to the administrators
and directs that public notice be given or
this order by advertising III d newspaper
published in Litchfeld. and by posting q Co
py thereof onthe public signpost in said town
Of Plymouth nearest tho last residence ofthea
deceased. Certified from Record.
% CALvIN BuTLER. J,ldre.
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MARRfED.

In this tows, on the 2olh nit. Mr. Joseph Buell. OF
Hawicy, N. Y. to Mis-. Sophia P. Churchill. daughter
Of Mr.; ,'fime!hy CHURCHILL; ~, =, y. !,
Haven, TO Miss Laura Evitts, 3a4ssl, M
Ii Bethel, Mr.; John Lockwood. of Rsadng. % Miss
IN Plymouth, Mr.. George w. Russell. u Mrs. Bet.
IN Beekman, N. Y. Oct. 80, Mr.. Nelson b. Taylor,
formerly or New.Preston, 70 Miss CaFoline f. Bent.
lev az the former place. = ~ gstJ
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-07
DIED.

In Cornwall Valley, on the 9Th ultimc Miss Saliy
Merwin. aged 55-daughier Of the Rev. Mr. Merwifi
formerly he Pastor Of the first Congregational Chnrcl
81 washington She was strong friend tOihe Anne
ricsn Tract Society % which she hasbequeathed on.
pf n Albany. Mr. Charles W. Hills sssd - son
Esastus Hills ESQ.,
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NOTICE.

.1HyHE Court Of Probate for the District Of
woodbury. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for tbe credit
Ors to the estate Of LUcIEpA MUHsOh, late Of
Rethlem. deceased. to exhibit their claims for
seatlement. Those who neglect TO present
their ACCOUNTS, properly attested, within said
fine. viii be debarred q recovery. All per-
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
JosErn Ai1BExk, Eeecutoy.
RefkLn. Nor. 4, 1630. q. "a. y. ". "A. p
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sFRMyvls and Drcss MaEadk'fS
"A vAarrT Of Mouselin De Laine. Tibet
n wool, Chally, Kabyle, Plaid and Merino
SEQ octobsP * ST. i LLAwRENcE.
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tOcIKs and Collars.

a VARIETYof fine Satin and Bombazine
n Stocks-also. fine Linen Collars. for sale
Oct. 81. BY !. LAWRENCE.
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fsra se4i. From The Scushern Sun. sssR egg
The official returns Of the late election IN Tennes-
see have been published, by which it appears that in
the Congressional vote. tho Whigs had d handsome
aggregate majority. We inert below statement Or
the nlaiorities in the different districts iii - -
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John Scott. Of Missouri. declines to run for Con-
gress and the wings have nominated Thornton Grinis-
ley. 1t is however Of little consequences whothey
nominate---he cannot be chosen, .sf t3a