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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

w OCt SJVu (S4O.
The news received by the Southern mail
last evening 10 important. and puts the public
mind out Of suspense in regard 10 the inter-
cepting Of dispatches from the army by Canale's
party. or ether armed Mexicans. The news
was sent to you by Magnetic Telegraph.
1t appears that two duels were to cpme off
at Camargo. on the. 9Th instant, one Of which
was between Brigadier Thomas MARSHALL Of
Lewis Co, Kentucky, ard Col Bale Peyton of
New.Or leans. The quarrel probably origi
ted in Mas halls known hostility to General
Taylor. 1t appears that the newly appointed
Brigadier Generals drew for seniority in rank !;
that Marshall drew the first position, Line the
second, Hamer the third, &C. and tina: notwith-
standing Marshall's rank, General Taylor Sc
lected Hamer and Quitman to accompany him
with their commands to Monterey. Peyton
was the devoted friend q; the Commanding
General and a member of his Staff. and prob
ably made such structures upon Marshall's hos.
iility to General TavIor as caused him to re-
ceiys q challenge from the sighted Briga-
der '. r."...Hl .f
There were no dispatches from General
Taylor received by the Government last eve
ming. Lieut.. C0rd, of the army, arrived and
brought letters for General Scott, but nothing
for the Government. ....-
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

New Fa!A.|GoodSI
EznpOriuEn Of Fashion or
As,,sf,ask and ExcAaage Store" tcifh lou

.t hr~ - = NJ Iw..
.Ns.o5C aA and Esesaage Store, !" teith kosc
! prices - IN T.lHnLL
VTNHE Subscriber has just received from New
York, the most extensive and splendid
assortment Of Goods ever oifeied by him in This
place, including the greatest variety Of Ladies
,cl.ak and Dress Goods, among which sre Su'
per Plaid Wool Closking, Cecilia Cloth. (nsw
style,) shaded Clemantine, California Grape,
Oregon Robes. Graduated Robes, Fancy Cash
meres and M. De LANES, .lsome at shilling,)
Black. blue and brown Alpaccas and Alpaeca
Lustres, Gala Plaid, Plaid Striped and Chang,
able Dress Silks, Salisbury Flannel. hife and
cold do, Ginghsms. Prints, Of all styles ana
prices from 5 10 20 ceass per yd.' Shawis, ! an
CIV Hdkts and Cravats. SILK Cloak and Dress
lFringes, Gimps. Buttons, Velvet ana olne'
Ribbons, es-Edgings-fiosiery Gloves
Mi,ts, Shoes, &c. Rne assortment; o..
/ Also Brosdcloths, Beaver CIn'ns' Sa:s''
meFes, Ves,ings. Tr,mmings. Blankets, cotton
Ware Bats, Wadding, Ticking sheeting
| Hats and Caps, sc. sc. ls .Lu-qxE
Also Groceries. CySekery, HardseG'e' "'g'd
AL 40 Dr.. Spears Medicines W., -.
! For sale Of thu lowest prizes Poss'o.e,
q D. ~ D"0sNSN''' ''s''
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

,.r FToO0fe Court
EtSTATE,of Nancy Camp, late q Roxb4rx
40 SAID District, deceased. The Cou+t 81
Probate for the District of Roxburv' ho,b t. u
tied and allowed six months from H. I'm S...
hereof for the creditors of said estate ,o nrs.or.
settlement. Those who neclecs
to- present their accounts. properly aftesies
within said time, will be debarred n recoverr
All person" indebted tosaid estate are REQUEST
ed to make immediate payment to -
DANIEL B. BRINSMADE, Executor.
Washington, Sept. SOth, 1876. .,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
NOTICE.

Estate Of EliSur NIison. Of Goshen, in he,
Probate District Of Litchfeld, an .assigaing
Debtor. '' '~ IN
~ LlzUR WILSON of Goshen, in the Pro.
~ bate District Of Litchfeld, having on the
goth day of September 1916 made an assign
mentof certain estate to Henry B Graves OF
Plymouth, ir2tfust for the benefit Of the cred-
tors Of the said Wilson in pursuance or the sta.
ute in such case provided-,he Court Of Pro.
bate for said District hath appointed Willard
Gaylord and Nelson brewster Esqs sof said
Goshen, Commissioners TO receive, examine
and adjust the claims Of all those who were
creditors OF SAID Wilson at the tme Of said as.
Segment, md hath limited and allowed to said
creditors six n onihs from this 10th day Of Oc-
tober ,1s46, within which to exhibit their
claims against said estate to said Commission
ers. .sr -- q
The undefsigned. give notice That they will
meet tor the purpose Of attending to the duties
Of said appointment, at the office Of Nelson
Brewster in said Goshen on the 10Th day Of De-
cember lsA6 and the 9Th day of April ls47, at
l0o'clock in the forenoon on each ofsaid days.
NELSON BREWSTER,
WILLARD GAYLORD, oo"nt ..
Litch6eld, Oct. 18th, 1916. @ 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
Messrs. ROUSE g. PRATT

Messrs. ROUSE h. PRATT
DEING thankful for favorsalready re-
ID ceived, would state to the public
that no pains will be spared under their
continuance Of the business, in giving
entire satisfaction to all who may see fl
to continue their favors. Satinett, Plain
Cloth, cotton and wooden Flannel manu-.
featured; wool carding and cloth dress
ing done at any season of the year.
-'' ELIJAH ROUSE,
H. M. Pratt.
Bantam Fails, June 18th, l645. uu
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
FIRE.

Sunday morning the one story build.
lns In me rear of Lee 8. Butler, and oc-
cGpied by then, as store house, was de-
stroyed BY fire. ] The slarm was given
aboat one o'clock. Abortion of the con-
tents was saved and we should not think
tho loss would exceed ono thousand doll
ars, which was fully covered by insur.
ancs. 1t is supposed the fire was the
work ofan incendiary. ... .
@:4.' ,,,e I'D. C0urGnt
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
BOARDING SCHOOL.

VIZ. M. Ensign's Select Boarding Sch sol
w will commence at his residence in South
Farms GU Monday, Nov. 9th ,... b. .,,f7 .r., q
One great object with the instructor will be
to prepare teachers Tor their i'm portant station;
but all those branches pursued in high schools
will receive attention. s.. |a.' ~ f'| .2
Previous tothe commencement ofthe School
a class will be formed for those who are desi
rous Of teaching the ensuing season.
Board may be obtained in the family Of The
Principal on reasonable ferms. ..,r ,llus
Tuition from 80 to a. per IL weeks.
South Farms, Oct. It'll, 1886. " gad q
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
LHcAhetd County SIS County Court , +.
10 October Term q. D, 1sA6 (

L'tc4feId County SIS County Court, , a.
owl October Term q. d. 1s4o.
Albert Je,rest, ,.. -
vs., @ ........ --,s
Ed'oord W: Strong, Richard } Petition for
Peet and others Forsclo.,,ra
Upon tn foregoing entitled petitions. for
~ the foreclosure cfcertain Mortgaged pre-
misses lying in, New Hartford in said county
oroug hi to the present term of this court and
the said Edward W. Strong the Mortgagor, and
the said Richard Peet who is represented to
have some interest in said mortgaged premises
having removed out of this state to parts un.
known to the petitioner, Therefore ) -s
1t is ordered by this court that said petition be
continued to the next term of this court; and
that notice of the tendency there, be given to
II esad Edward w, Strong and to said Richard
Peet by publishing this order in the Litchfield
Enquirer, a public newspaper, printed and
published in Litchield, in said Lite hfeld coun-
~, three weeks successfully, Immediately, after
the rising ofths court. BY the court Ss'.A
~ FREDERICK D. BEEMAN, 3, S. tf%i
2os -. = Assistant Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

MAlsE.-There was no choice for Repre-.
sentative in the Lewiston and Lisbon Distric,
in lincoln Co. The correspondent Of the Bos
ton Atlas was mistaken in saying it had elect
ed Wing In addition to the towns published
yesterday, Gouldsboro, &c. have elected
Fryeburg, Levell, &c. 1 Loco; Brownfield
Hiram, &c. Loco Corinth and Charlessown
Loco. The account now stands 81 Wings and
81 Locos.-- Tribune go '.I1
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
LitcAfe!d COu'ty,s s COants Court, .
October term, a D. 1886.


October term, "A D. lsl6.
Charles B. Richards -
VS.. er .
Ed'pard W. Strong, Richard !, Petition for
Peet, andsthers. (Foreclosure
Upon the foregoing entitled petitions, for
" the foreclosure ofcertain morigaged prem
ises lying in New Hartford. in said county,
brought to the present term OF this court, and
the said Edward W. Strong the mortgsgor, and
the said Richard Peet who is representefi to
have some interest in sal norIgaged premises.
having removed 10 parts nnknuwn TO the Pc
htioner, therefore-lt is ordered by this court,
that said petitionbe continued TO the next term
Of this court, and that notice Of the tendency
therof be given TO the said Edward W. Strong
and tokhe said Richard Peet by publishing this
order in the Litch6eld Enquirer, apublic news.
paper printed and published in I.itehfed in
said Litchfeld county. three weeks successive
ly. Immediately a4ter The rising Of this court
BY the Court +, d. BEEMAN.
~" Assistant Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

" William E. Robinson. Esq, well
known as the able Washington correspon
dent Of the Tribune, (Richelieu,) has be.
come the editor Of the daily paper in Buff
falo. Fo{.Lat Eld8IF3
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

THE WOLCOTTyILLE MAFUFAC-
I9''' TURING COMPANY "''.'. ..
nFFER FOR SALE the STORE formerly
~ occupied by them, Said store il situated
in the center Of the village of Wolcottyiile, ad-
joining the Hotel Of H. r, Richards, and the
locati for cash business in merchandising
10 not surpassed by any other in the county
Possession will be given Immediately. %"
Enquire Of B. H. MORSE, Agent.
Wolcot,vile, Oct. 10, 1915. ..., "
NJ, B. All persons indebted 10 the above ma.
med Company are requested to make payment
Of the same. .....'., .e..n. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
Concert,

-
1--WE Li'ehIield County Sacred MusiI
n Sosseiy will give iis lslh Annual Con
cert. under The direction oG p M. TaoWnRinsE
at 81 Miehaels Church. in Litehfeld, on Wed
nesday. the 9Th day Of November next, com.
mencing at halfpsst 6 o'clock in the evening,
sos PROGRAMME IN PART. ~
How excellent thy name, o Lord, Handel.
Sing unto God, HAYDN.
Holy Lord God CT host, MnzaTt
The great Jehovah is our awful throne, Handel
20 no. Tar from me, o Lord, $3.50
Blessed is the man, ." I'll. .T. e"
Glority the name of the Lord, Mo ar,
The Lord our God is mercifui, Newman
% sa.. Also part Of the celebrated nC..
t)ratorin Of David. by 5ai!o Newkomm.
The Society will commence Rehearsal on
Tuesday. the day previous to The concert, al 6
o'clock IN the evening, at which the perform
Sng Inemoers are requested to be in punctual
attendaBce. ID .-4;.---,-.s 2. 49, -I,I
"a part Of the music can be obtained Of the
Secretary. l....ag ....,.. ,,,i>...,,.,. .
ba.sa,3, A, S, LEWIS, Secretary.
Litchfeld, Sept. 80, 1876. ~. ..., = -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
C0urGnt
Correspondents efMe Com. 4dp. z
WAsHIcroN, Oct. 2eth.

=, ~ 80 li- WAsHIcroN, Oct. 26th.i
a Isee no reason To doubt the truth Of the
Yuuaof ID 4 Gen. Kearney has establish
ed . teri wial Government in New Mex
leo, and ected the electio~ Of legisla-
tive body I'D delegate to the Congress
ofthe UNI y States. ''''' 80 =. ~.
,aTheletl& which contained this infor-
mstlon toi IPisisburgh paper was da-
Ted the l2tl Sep. The latest accounts
received be Government are to the
Lei. . l., ;,s' ~ d, laa..2gS "a ~ ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
assessors Notice.


A Ii persons liable to pay taxes in the town
n OF Litchtield are by law required 10 make
written or printed list Of all taxable proper
ty belonging to such persons on the lst day Of
October instant, with particulars of all proper.
~ real and personal liable to be assessed and
valued. and give or send the same TO the asses.
sors by the goth Of the same month; and we
hereby give notice that we will receive said
lists 50 made out and handed 10 Us by said
time, and that printed planks may be had by
calling upon either Of US or at the Office Of the
Town Clerk. ''m. ~ DIT. "' t'H.',st"r 81, -
Ca tains Of military companies are notified
that by law it Is made their duty to furnish
their certificates Of, exempls previous TO said
lime. ~ x WIN. R.BUEL,' 'Fo1 ,t-fih
.@'SgE JOHN A.OYIATT, r- I>y :
- a. . NORMAN HALL, Asssssors.
81 T. X. BUNNELL, . Y. &c a.,
>HN' CHR WHEELER, ] y = ,"
Litchfield, Oct -, 1916. u' ~ DO tu 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
Gut and Wrought Mails,
,NEWvGOODS.

TIAVlNG just returned from Boston. New
Ii York, and intermediate ports, with q
careful and well selected assortment Of Goods,
we are prepared 70 sell them on a. reasonable
terms ~ can be sought at any other store in the
county. Our stock consists Of a good assert
lnent Of Bombazibes. Merinoes. Alpacas, Mus
lin de LANES, Ladies' Cloak, Dress Goods and
Trimmings. -
"A large siockof PasHTs. aa.7afttr erI
Domestic Gosdaof eli kinds, including abont
SO pieces Broad Cloths. Cdssinieres and Sat-
inefts, which We offer for sale as cheap as the
cheapest. t'9N' o. 81 D.', ur-,i..,r .st.,Is d,
Also large assortment Of Boots, Leather.
Morocco and India Rubber Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Mufis, Buffalo Robes. &c &C &c.o' %, ~"
A full assortment o. Groceries, cTsekery, 4
Pocket and Table Cutlery and q good assort-
menf Of Ha,a Hare, Books and Stationery.
One good Cook Stove and Furniture.
Wanted good fan Butter for which the high
est market price will be paid ~. III .-..
Any ausaliiy Of Palm Leaf Hats in exchange
for s''s' s =, 3Sl opftKErr l. /. rURR REL a.
South Farms, Oct %, lS46. 3a 900 23f.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

AT Court Of Probate holden at S'alis6,,, y.
toithta and for the District of Sharon, v,s
the 18TH day Of Oct. A. d. 1916,
Present, John G. Mitchell. Esq, Judge
ON motion Of the Executors Of the last
" will and testament Of Samuel Roberts, la,s
Of Sharon. within said District deceased, This
Court doth decree that six months from this
date be allowed and limited for the Credit rs
Of said Estate to exhibit their claims against
the same to the Executors. and direct that
Public notice be given Of this order by ADVERT.
sing in q newspaper published in Litch6eld 4
County. and by posting copy thereof on the
public sign.post in said town of Sharon near
est the place where the deceased last dwelt in
said Sharon. + s9-. .s ..N .'|.r gi
- sr~,.. Certified from Record.
3w22' , JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
NOTKCE.

. $50 vTvHE enclosure Of the
q - spbscribcr in New Mil
" ford ON or about the ed OF
MA- september. a red veafalng
STEER with come white on i. Tbs
owner IS requested % prove properly pay
charges and take him away. L.. 49,
tyruC2 JOHN H. BROWNSoN
81 New Milford, Oct. %, 1886
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

RHODE IsLAnD.-.John H. Clarke (whigI
has been elected U. s. Senator for siS
years from the 4,h of March next. He
received SO votes on joint ballot of the
Legisla,ure-his competitor Thomas w
Norr, 81. -.~..... YIN. .. b..
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
IT'D E'Oke Into.

.u6swmzsusaS THE enclosure of the sub
70 scriber about the 2Olh OF
October, three red two year
zaAup old Cattle, (two Steers and
ono Heifer,) the heifer with little white on
her. The owner is requested to prove pro.
perty, pay charges, and take them away.
..',NI =. JONATHAN BUEL.
Litchfeld, October 80, 1916. ~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

TTHHE> Coprtlof Probate for the District of
l. Litchfeld hath limited and allowed to the
creditors Of The estate of Sherman Patterson.
late Of Cornwall in said District, DECEASED, re-
presented insolyent, six months from the date
hereof, in which to exhibit their claims against
said estate, and has appointed William Hind
man and Henry Swift of said Cornwall, and
Burton Gilbert Of Warren in said district, Com.
missioners 10 receive, examine and adjust said
claims. " Certified BY
.'' ELISHA S. ABERNETHY, Judge
We, the Commissioners above named hereby
give notice that we shall meet TO attend to the
duties of our said appointment. at the Dwell.
ing House last occupied by said deceased in
said town of Cornwall, on the 23d. day of De.
cember 1916, and the s23d day of April ls47sat
10 O'Clock il the forenoon on each of said days
All claims not presented within said time. pro-
perly attested, will be debarred recovery
Dated al Litchicld the 23d day Of October,
1916. "'a ''''" "a" " -' -,
WILLIAM HINDMAN. } !" l.-
. HENRY SWIFT Comm'rs.
%. BURTON GILBERT, >. 0oe'
b All Iersons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested To make payment to 81, a.r. 1sT9
23' g EDWIN MssKEL oGG, Admir-
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
Those Little City Airs

HI. A. HULL .b.5a,tl
WTouLD respectfully inform his friends
Vt1 and the public generally that he1 has
received the fashions for the Fall and winter
Of 1857; and that he can be found at all bu.
siness hours az the Old Stand one door east Of
the Ccprt Honse where he WILDE pleased to
await upon those who may favor him with a
call. Wekpow how tolApprecistet the unbeun.
ded patronage received through the late dull
season, and our grateful acknowledgements are
duty rendered 7'iei"'.9' y. It'ur7 ''.'~A g
Litchiisld, Aug. 1885, ~ oaa,g IL III
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
IOWA.

Iowa nj her electiou On Mopday, tho
first undN hef Stale Government, where
in are 10 90 chosen Governor, Congress
men, Legislature. &C" &c. Axheneo1 de-
pends the complexion Of hsgfwo U. 8.
Senators. We have private adyiees
fFona good source that Ae Wigs ,oill
ss1y die Ssaie.5 Who can doubt Il after
the results ID PENNSYLVANIA and FLoRrDA !
'99Slq 1sn'Tol e"ia'o7' .'' 0 Tribune. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

- ->-7s - - - ~ = - -
.uuu.aaRe HWyHE enclosurs OF the snbr7
Il scriber, on or about the
list Of Sep. last. a pair nf
A dark red steers. one with
some whiie on the belly TIE owner is re-
guessed 70. prove pFsPertys pay charges
and take them Away9 As \ y 7sFl1.
'g7..op l.! '''.f s"''fS SETH LYON
New Preston, Nov. Sd, 1916. 20"
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

1.-TWO barns and warehouse belonging
to DR.. Eneas Munson, situated near the cor
ner of York and Elm streets, New Haven,
vere destroyed by fire on Sunday morning
last. .'. ...a
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

yysr. Palfsey fsv C0ngsess.--Hon. John G
Palfrsy, present Secretary Of State Massaehd!
sstts.s has accepted the nomination Of the
Whigs Of the 4tb Congressional district - can.
didats for Congress. 1e-I gt.aI lyt 5ssl
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

YWvHE Court of Probate for the District
Il ofNorfolk. hath limited and allowed
10 the creditors Of the estate Of Thomas Curtiss
late Of Norfolk. in said District, deceased, re-
presented insolvent, six months from the date, "
hereof, in which to exhibit their claims against
said estate; and has appointed John H. HUB
bard, Nelson Brewster and E. Grove Lawrence,
Esors Comm ssoners to receive. examine and
adjus. saia claims Cert fed y, sS@ s. @~s
= DANIEL HOTCHKiSS. Judge.
o We, the Commissioners above named hereby
give notice that we shall meet to attend TO the 4
duties etour said appniniment. At the late res y
-idence Of the said deceased in said Nouolk, on :
the lirstW edpesday OF December 1916 and the
first "Wednesday Of April ls47, at 10 o'elock in,
the forenoon on each Of said days. All claims
not presented within said time, properly attes-
ted, wili'be debarred recovery.
Dated at Norfolk the, 18th day Of October,
1916. g y. s5& ~ ? = O. Az ! Ia&AA
a. JOHN H.. HUBBARD. 1 S3sAfL'
Z NELSON BREWSTER. Comm'ra J.
lie. GROVE LAWRENCE a1gaiasl "a
All persons indebted to said estate are rec 4
ouested TO make payment to % VI i've al sssds
- THOMAS S. CURTISS. 4 Asm,.ssi. I, fs
% PHILIP E. CURTiSS. a.HAa's - .-q.ll
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

nor SALE-A first rate PIANO, near
n ~ new; Enquire OF L. SMITH,
Litchffeld, Nov. 4th 1916. 81. 4lu23
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

q CHOOL:-Miss JULIA BoLLEs will re. open
- her School in West.street ON Tuesday the
18th Of OctOber instant: rEs t'. ..a
Litchfield, October l. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

/ lAaoGbly Rsam TLGgIy-A pOor iaebriaiG
was found dead in the woods afew deys sincs
q, the iowa Of Randolph; VT. He had beet
TelofineA. bar recently had fallen again. 7ints
hi9 1oruaer habits He bad probably been dea(
severzi hours when found. The physician.
whe examined him could find 20 disease. saw,
that Caused hy run. He has lsfe family
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
Litchfield Academy

MISS HAYDEN's Scoool will icommsncs
WI the 10Th OF November for. the ensuing
winter. Tuition varying from t$3 to<sl per
quarter, according to age and branches pursu.
ed. ..-.'. ....l ,---l.. .s... OF Iu 1Iu. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
~ WDHNHW-Wa

THE business will be continued by the sub
scriber in all its branches as usual and being
thankful for past iavors, he will spare no pains
to suit all who may favor him with call.
o. Cptters, Wagons and Carriages kept
constantly on hand aud made to order it short
notice. VIM. RODGERS
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

TThe Hon. d. B. Tallmadge. of New
York, and formerly Judge of,he Supreme
Cont ofthat State, died at Richmond, Va,
on Friday last. He was brother of the
Hon. N. p. Tallmadge. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

1T CosUfof Probate heldess In No.feik. asd -
tOr the Disisiei VI Nagfeik. 90 ths STA day
Of October 1S40. -
Present, Danief Essehhiss. Esq, Jisdgr:
I'm motion Of Ansnn Moron Adminispeinsl
" onthe estate Of Jarvis GarFtt, la,e Of NY-e,
doth suthorixe and diFeetsaid Adminissraseg to
make sale ofall the estate OF the deceased either
at public OF private sale tsxeept sneh rast = 4.
set "a the ~idaw) first giving noiiee ~ ~ Zine
and place. OF the proposed 90 w. -iRst NewsnS.ss
printed ia. Liaeh6aid, anA zhy auasalnu-S s.r,
II ssid notice on the public sicn-pos, nearess ~
plaes wAsse ths deceased last d,sek. b ss{as
town Of No.iclk. aud make rrsufa q this E.ays
70 when sad end lerhag = mNrhs with an acenana
u The choFges oleMlqs 0eyllAnd urn Sa6sl1 ~
DANIEL noTCmKl4A Jadss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
a1OILli& PAINTS.

which will be sold cheaper by the pound gal
Ion OF larger quantities than any other house
in this section can sell them. Also agood sup
ply Of M .r gr..,.t ..-.. .s.-.u.. ..a
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
NEW T ALL g. WINTER
. t@GDGDWD~~
''' ID VIC. 1867. , ,..... d. ia. :.

rT>HE Subscriber, being very thankful for
l. the extensive patronage formerly receive
ed, would respectfully solicit continuance II
the same, and invite the attention OF his friends
and customers generally TO his fresh stock Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05

OHIO-CoMPLETE.-Eull returns from
Ohio makes the aggregate vote for Governor
as follows - Bebb (Whig) ll7,l64, Tod
(loco) 1904, Lewis (abo.) 1883. Bebb
over Tod 2O70. + ~