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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

II ONLY REGULAR LINE OF NEW.oR~
~ LEANS PACKETS-The chips % sail IN TAP
per order, lOllo~s, M
P4eket snip ARKANSAS Capt, Hii.issd, foot Of sistsr
lane 10Th September.
Packer sap ciiARLENAGSE, Capt Raes, fOot Of Wei
- 81 October
Paeke. ship ALA2AHA Cup, Wise, east ssfs " s-s oA
Iae It'll October
TIE slips Of fs ise hare nov eouGaenes te;s Issetsf
tris and VIII ssii eT tree days PersorS sDout pro-
rrtng 70 E, ytean. viii find Il much 10 theft soTar>
t4ge % select hi. Inc prshrraes % lraas:e sn:psss
- ~ 10 nTrS a p1ssage u vefy reasonable For
yirh s,5 20 srrre b~rls early sppfaioa sa5ubi be
80, 80 - 10 ..,seTaI PsraetS 81 ADORE, OF %
AiA's % JUS W SJ T. TAPsc0EF, u sosgti-St.
ID door 5etn~ 5ur5ng-sD2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

NOTICE is hereby given that the unfeFsigned havo
been appointed Trustees for all the creditors OF GiSon
Holman aud T. c. W. Pierce. nonresident debtors All
persons indebted he said ellison Homas and I G, w
Pierce arsFeqesed render account OF a.! me DEBTS
a1G srs Of money owing iea respectively or Jointly,
unto John T Johnston Edward Gillian and Richard
Cornell by Zoe tenth day of Soyember Eexl q; ts Office d
Caare, sherman Attorney FOR said Trustees ounnbsi
Eve Wail-scet the City N SsgYorA, and 70 pay tas
Ard 81 persons having in their possession any prop
srty ut ercs Whatever of ts said debtors Olson Hoin9p
and c " Pierce, required 10 deliver the $500 70
he aid Trustees by day above specified and a. 'ns e
place The creditors Of the sid debtors are also neIe1Y
noued % deliver ihelr respective sad demands %
said TrIALres Of Lte o. The sane pace "n y"
before LR- 10Th day Of November, l24s
John r JOHNSTON,
EDWARD H. GILLIAN, lTHiFees
RICHARD CORNELL, }
CH,zLCsa sHEssAS Attorney foc Trustees
New YORK, Sept n, 1916 80 IaNSo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

IL Thousands OF Females afier trying a. the
Sarsaparas Cods and ENlrs of The day. for diseases
peculiar 10 themselves without receiving any benefit have
been restored 10 health aId by the OF No or
three bottles of Naughns vegetable Liihontypuc Mix
ure" See advertisement headed Great American Rem
sdv 81 6ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

0o.y YARD. a04 Horson-s, Wes, OF 3 roadway
L Lave ro.v naoat several ceIzoes OF Peach Orchard
Coal lie quality equal any taE De procured ard
.rs receive. order. ihess prices. " Nut axe 81
.Ssv-Yo-k stov-7 So Range and Egg SIZE per icr
eertage t-- have siso superior k.nd OF WH:ie Asa
Col md parcel OF The test Liverpool! Orre Goa, hat
al INNING OF 8; = per chaldron .creened Garage e1
"a OF Liverpool Goa $500 ,>-,,,
% viz GEORJE " aA'cI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

STTYyESANT INSTITUTE, SrcadwSy.--ro-
CEiShi, Monday. Sept 18Th 1875. Mn 10y ER, ArihoE
Of Hard-tTGv, Rory OMcrs, Scl VAL give ai- nrs
IRISH EN ENlNG, illustrative Of TIE National Csnrtcier
Isles, Legends Sgpers1iicus Airth snd Messy 81 as
Country, nh amusing ArscdOtCs Recs.stuTs, paiaeiic
and cuuc and his OWE IRISH songs: already nouoted
wiki recognition N tbs country and others yet un!rro-
Guced 20 tie American Public.
Admission Sl-TicSets u he had A. the Astor House
also +. Messrs. Scdart DUnhSu'. ChcSsring. Dubois
Firth Fond :, and Awis Music Stores aud al he door
each HshL Doors open quarter past Performance
g. and conclude Shout 10 CLOCK. - .wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
r7- Curchuch,. ycnIiINIinc and Go,.amcr

WIGS and Scslps may for elegance ghincss and
biy be clRssed among the productions Of modern arr In
their manufacture they differ from all others made here
appear lust issuing the ekin; they more Of
the brow than the natural hair does and HAVING no metallic
spring all disarteeabc pressure obviaed For South
climate they inesmablc being OF only one ounce
weight
Senators. Members Of Congress- and gentlemen from
every quarter of the country, who now wearing c.
wigs, can be referred to-
The prices will be found TO suit the circumstances OF al
.N5 BLnadMAv. unsIAirs aus lmeoGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
$500
SlO,0O
$1,000
$4,000

GREELEY & McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

ITO NEWSPAPER Propretor.-Doqbi= Cytrfer
1 TarI-r Printing Machue-The subscribers have on
ha-c -st rate Press OF The above DESCRIPTION Taica LIS
td about wi v-z-- cz-eaI Wear, .cc- " c!ea u ss oi
rs IN ccrnp4e-a order, warranted 20 work well IL Is
-sle OF ,r.i- sheet . inches BY So and VII Dc sold
~ o,y prre I'D O. accommodating terms We csn re-
commend his press - every WY worthy the a;tsrt-on OF
~ orscr Ikeiv 20 rsq1re he Of 0ce OF Tia cescP-
- - - WORRAfTS CO Press Manufacturers,
.5st,vts Founters s,d Jschinisis. q Eirl5I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

FOR LIVERPOOL aloE Lias.-Paeset
8SE ~ 5,'s seotersber-Tbs wei-knoEa and fastssii
.ng packet chip SEA, Captain Freerssn, VIII sal
IN W.dreaday sep,enber cb, hrT regular cay and Can
st ee0urrnodate few csbn, second cabin and
,.eagr ps.,en-ers low rites TIE second cabin OF
mi. ao 4 y,FY superior being deck wei gbted ar3
ntiaisd For passage, apply on board foot Of DoyeT-s
or 70 W. ~ I. TAPSCoTP, 60 gostttst
q q door West II Ruri!ag.sip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

TROTTING-UNTON COURSE, I. /
DCRSE S250-Ei;ty TO the second best-Mi,e heats
l best vvo IN dvc-iu harues--tur Trcti!ng HcrSes-tc
come OF on Monday The 18Th Sept. n ; O'Clock, I. NJ
\. Bryant cu'efs :. ~ Lady SUFFOLK
=. Hunt enters ,. :. Moscow.
x. Spicer enters D. :. Americas.
W WheAn enters Or NJ Duchess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
CtSTI.E CARnEN.-Ia

CASTl.E GARDEN consequence oi prsparS-
\ t,c-> heinz made The ssr 81 -s American institute
,his WI, positively be Tie lsi veeS Of he'2-o M, 2Tac
ten The Bu5o Troupe .: Ethiopian Singers ne pssSo.V
.ns Views and Chinese Fire WcrS. M Ho.man. MI
Goodwin Mr. Od5sif-Satgrisy s,vctilug sept 6-Pafi
Eirst Medley Overture. Danny uu ut CarO4iat >ors-
Old Pc De: ity Old AuEt SS,iy Mary Blspe, &C; up p
The moruin. Grey Goose. llsrmIsslon % hSt ~ hccr
for Promenade and Refreshments, and % view The superb
range of Cosaaorsas Part SscoudSSlllo Aa Overture
LynehbGrs Town Bees Ia; E5v Yellow Gal. " 10 y ca
knocking 81 The door. learned Lecture or BGufcosy
Mesmerislu &c; ola Jaw Bone Life by :aa Galley Fire.
Sous-Fower OF E.leEslie, Bu-0 EHtiayau1s. To con
.-.ta VIII D-.sn-Eln NIa.AA. Alr..sLnn = eNnis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

Total sales for the week ending this evening 500 bale.
Import since lst July........l2OO 900 bgles
Export do do ..- 10000 bales
stock on hand 81 go bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

~ Furniture Sotice.-lhose persons having turn
,e of any description Of WI! find ready sale
Tor any portion a goods by send ing line
calling upon The subscriber Goods OF every description
and 20 any amount purchased CULiON
=; lr,i, No. 81 Ann-s:-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
ry- Bcnr,. Oil, highIy Tcrfumed for the Hair.

This Oil chemically prepared from the genuine bears
grease, and highly scented for the hair Nothing vii!
sooner stop il from fan; Of restore II N bald PLACES
than this preparation. Il adds life 10 the roots OF the
hair ard gives uncGualed gloss.ress aud luxurious
ness any other compouGd II II can be restored IN
bald places the Bears on viii eject it, aid OF is value
stopping the hair from decay, single bottle VIII be
certain test
sold wholesale and retail by Henry JOHNSON, Duggis;
and Chernsy in the Granite Building rs Broadway corner
Chsuberss sold also Ioo Fuon-sl and = East Broad
wAy Large bottles 81 cts small > CTS Fl lneodis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

G At PRIVATE sALE-The story BRICK House
E. and Lot In fee, lS-t north SIDE 10 feet east o
ELL ID sveuu- finished In modern style. WIKI marble mln
te, black CRATES sliding doors, suocedr, Croon water
lc-2 80 remain on bond aud mortgage, and posses
10 ANTHONY ] BLEECKER AIct.onesf,
10 Erord.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
Schools.
a Lien DODWORTH'S

ABBOTT INSIIIU IION
FOR Young LAOlES-SO. Is UNIV ERSITN PLACE.
ID F;V. GORHAM D. ABBOTT. having returned this day
IL from Europe Wi, his duties in this Institution
a, Principal on Monday sept 2l Foriarher information
linnlv a. nhny. 80 6teodis-
EDUCATION FOR BOGS-Ivashinstou Institute.
L-This estahls hnien. tremOyed 10 Murray Hill, Lex
insunav aud 6istl VIII be reopened after vacation,
on The IL Of September T. DWIGHT PORTER.
nu2i tf.NATh THEODORE W PORTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

-. TO l. ET-Tbc ~ cling part " House cornsf OF
Cd T,venIien.sl 4n Eth avenue (Che.seasqafel re-
EEL oles with every convenience for boarding house
school has sixteen rooms, including bath ROOM water
closet range aad ali Inc modern CrotOn water h1iuTes
Rent low " good tenant Inquire Of
D. A CUSHMAS No. 1873 PesTtsi-
myIs isf sth-nveHa-. between aJa and 2lst ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

FARM FOR sALE.-A splendid farm Tor sac
3S a Ii i0sr Of Huntington three miles from sSeetDt
~-acting :. Sorhporg, mics FROM r1iLrr<6 a D t
PARK consisting OF L5 scres 80 Of which are opsstea
wood. The farm Is beautifully stIsef 4hH y .ss5
Of cvzon prodacirg grain Of al snta ae ,r ~
hot.e sd out-t1i ngs III good. "a Of al Aii-s a1 -
- . -. - ~ 49, ~. he rs, Of yy4.s. For par
. - iTI - - ~ TgoYls GcELRATH Tr0Iss-es'
iel5 a.ztrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
situations, ar. Danten.

TO BROKERS, Commission Merchants and others-
WE1Irc-slr yn1-ri assstet: 5cos-keep-r, gene
e-srz. bvz fcsns Man OF :sq.csblry t. bt-sr
OF ctry reference sIve- sIzo Testimonials ho, a.
picysrs- Address K 2 " COX Iel Pos:-o55ce - s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
NM II JONES. AGcuoness.

C6 y,'f,, 81. bc examined Sgy Jay Previous 70 H.
,ie - Slfisp,nsSo5 - - Il a. 10 y 80 Sa7s.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
.ILLIAMsBURGH FIRE

L near Pars-placel and us Observation-Disclosures
served al all times oysters soup tongue. eles charlotte
ice creams fruir ices santwicaes pastry coffee,
tea snd chocolate choice grapes pears peaches n=ca-
r!n--,
Families AID parties supplied viii ice iee-
charlotte russo &c monlcs WHICH vii be sen 10 any
part OF the city Brooklyn or jersey City IS SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

weekly Ai-SIavcry Meeting Will lake place this Monday
evening :! o'clock the KiHg-s Wesleyan Methods
Chapel, West OF ana Hudson-st- Sub'ect-The pro
Slavery character the late London Eyangeca Alliance
The public invited 20 attend. lt-c
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27

0-We see it stated that our old friend and
chum, CHARLES Ives, of New Haven, was on
tuesday the 18th inst, at speca term of the
MIddlesex County Court, admitted as an Aitor-
ney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, and as
such, is authorized to practice in all the Courts
of this State. We rejoice at his perseverance
and success, and prophesy for him alright ca
reer at the Bar. Printers usually make good
professional men, when they set out for it
We can count up score or two of Lawyers,
Doctors and Preachers, who began their Atera-
ry laborS at the Case and Press. Luck to
thee comrade 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
THE ELECTIONS.
GLORIOUS OLD KETUCKY.

The Wings of Kentucky have outdont
themselves. They have hardly left 6
remnant of Loco Foco-ism in the State
Legislature, having made nett gain OF
fur in the Senate and tUenty four in the
House of Repra sentatives. So far as
heard from, the House stands foriy sic
Wings to eighteen Loco FOcos.
The Senate consists of 90 MEMBERS
Of these, twenty seven hold over, and
the terms of eleven expire. OF those who
hold over, seventeen are Wings and ten
are Loco Focos. Of those who go out,
seven are Wings and four Locos. Seven
districts, two of which in the last Senate
were represented by Loco Focos, have
been heard from and all return Whigs,-
being gain of two, and nett difference
flour, so that if there are no more chan
ges, the next Senate will stand twenty six
Wings to twelve Loco Focos
NORTH CAROLINA Gov. Graham is
reelected by majority of from to
10000, and the Wings have majorities
in both branches CT the Legislature.
IND1ANA.-Whitcomb (Loco) is re-eIec-
ted G overnor by a majority of about
1000. Senate, reported tie. In the
House, the Wings will have majority
of 10. Last yearsthe Locos had the same
majority.
ILL1NoIs.-The Wings have elected a
member of Congress in the 9TH district
All the rest Lccos. Same as in the pres
ent Congress.
MIssoURI.-All the districts have cleo.
ted Loco Members of Congress. The
delegation in the presen, Congress are all
Locos.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
-
DIED,

In this town, on the 18th inst. Mr.. But
Ter Stone, aged SO.
In Norfolk, on the 18th inst. after long
and painful sickness, Eber B., eldest son
OF Horace ard Clarissa B. Humphrey,
aged II yearsjAnd 10 months.
In. Lenox, August 18th, suddenly, DR..
Thomas Robbins, son of James w. Rob
bins, Esq, aged rs. DR.. r. had been re-
siding in New York for few years and
came home on visit Il short time since
on account of his health, when it was dis
covered that consumption had commence
cd its work. 1t was not supposed how
ever, until Il few hours before his death,
that the hourof his departure was SO near
at hand. PusGsM Eagle
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27

ARRIVAL or TIE CALEDONIA.

HhNIN NJ We IIlE CALEDONIA.
The steamship Caledonia was lcle
graphed nj Boston al II o'clock md mr.
rived just before = o'clock +. NJ. She
left Liverpool on the 4th instant hayinl
papers OF that date.
The news which the steamer brings is
unimportant. The Liverpool pa pers are
filled with an account Of the visit of
Prince Albert 10 that place, aud the mag
nlficient doiDgs on the occasion.
= The Cotton market was without any
preceptibIe change and an improve
ment had taken place in the manufacture
ing districts, IN consequence of the prob
ability Of the passage Of The new tariff
bill.
Owing TO the tariff having passed the
popular branch of Congress, the value OF
Iron has risen in anticipation Of large
export TO the United States.
Louis Bonaparte eX-king Of Holland,
died at Leghorn of apopleXy on the 25th
ult., aged g.
Inc Pope of Rome has granted gen.
eral amnesty for all political offenders.
Another attempt has been made on the
life of the King of the French. While
seated at the window in the Palace ofthe
Tuilleries to listen to concert perform
sd by the National Guards, on the Both
VT, man in the crowd drew pistol, and
fired two shots at the King. He missed
him of course-and also those in the vi
cinity-and was Immediately arrested
His name was Joseph Henri, He said he
was weary of life, and resorted to this
crime as means of meeting death.
A Paris paper, the Courier Francois,
says that the Mexican Government has
demanded of France. and England their
mediation to put an end to the war with
the United States.
American affairs have attracted but lit
tie attention since the news of our Mex
lean victories. The English journals
say nothing. La Pressa, however has an
article sayIngthat our rejection of the
mediation of England will be- an insult
10 that country. which will leave her no
choice between ga peace full of sacra-
tices and war full of perils.'"
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27

Scarcely day elapses in which we do not re.
ceive some new testimonial in favor of Wsiar's
Balsam. The subioined was sent us yesterday
by an entire stranger who could have been in
fluenced by no selfish motive.
New-Hampton, April 6. 1876.
Mr.. Fowle:
Dear Sir,-Having been troubled about four
years with pa in in the side and stomach, and af.
ter trying various remedies but to no effect, |
tried the Balsam of Wild Cherry, which gave
me immediate relief, and can assure the pub
lie, that in my opinion, it is the best medicine
for Lung and Liver Complaints which has ever
been introduced 10 the public, and judge from
my own experience.
J. A. LOOMS.
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS on
the XyrapDer
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
LitchJfeld Counf1 o. .


Superior Court, august Term, Isle
WHERE.aS, Almira Walter, of New Haus
ford. in the county Of Litchfeld, and StaIs
OF Connecticut, has brought her petition 10
this Court against Andrew Fl. Walter, pray.
Tag for divorce on the ground of the sdn,.
terry OF said Andrew Fl. Walter. And tvhetc-
as the said Andrew II. Walter now resides
OUT OF this state in parts unknown:
ORDERED that notice Of the tendency Of
sald petition be given to said respondent bv
puoliShing this order in newspaper printed
~ newspaper printed in Litchfisld county,.
SIX weeks successfully, at least six weeks pri-
or 10 the February term of this Court, lS47,
10 winch Court this petition is continued.
And the saIdpetiioner is also directed to de-
posIte IN some Post Office in this county, at
least two copies of said newspaper containing
ms order, directed to the said respondent at
6orham, IN Ontario county, ard State of New
YORK which copies shall be SO deposited at
least SIX weeks prior to said February term.
By the Court. .
4w6 +. D. BEEMAN, Asst Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
NEW IRON FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE SHOE.

THE Subscriber is now prepared to
J. make Iron Castings of every de-
scrption, large or small, gears Of all kinds,
ma CHLN,ERY, PLOWS, SL-4YS CUT.
TER SHOES, COOK, PAELOR &
BOX STOVES, from the best pat.srns,
H'OOLE.N & COTTO.N .M4CHLNE-
RY, built and repaired, Wood and Iron tur-
ming, Johbing Of every kind done at short no.
tice. Iron Water Wheels. water wheel Regu.
Iators, Clover Mills, Turning Lahes Saw Ar
bors, &c. &C. The subsc. iber fatters himself
that from his long experience in business. he
hasll be able to satisfy all. 0G-Please call and
see. II. BALDWIN.
Washington, June goth, 1916. 5eow6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
The city of the Dead, and Other Poems.

This pleasant little volume, which we
referred to iii our last, contains many excel
lencies. The poems are written in a chaste
and correct style and are deserving of COM
mendation for their literary as well as NOR
al merit. We cordially commend the work
to our Litchfeld readers, and to all others
who admire poetic beauty and purity Of SEN
timent.
The translation which we here COPY ,
has been pronounced by critics to be the
best and most literal ever made of that
famous chaunt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27

TENHE Court of Probate for the District Of
Il Sharon has limited and allowed to the
creditors ofthe Estate Of Charles F. Sedgwck
of Sharon in said District, an Tnsolvent Debtor,
six months from the ooh ofJuIy, 1916, to pre-
sent their claims TO the Undersigned (appoint-
ed) Commissioners on said estate for examina-
ton.
Now We, the said Commissioners hereby
give notice that we will meet to attend to the
duties Of said appointment, at the Hotel of
Mr.. Ransom in said Sharon, on September the
ith, 1916, on January the goth, 1917, at 9 o.
clock, A, NJ on each of said days
SAMUEL ROBERTS, Jr., ro
WIN G STERLING, 00'N"' Is
Sharon, August 18th, 4SlG -
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
ROBBERY IN soUTHINGToN.

The dwelling house of the Rev. Mr. Jones,
in Southington was broken into on Tuesday
night last, and the silver plate OF the family,
consisting of spoons. forks, gcbets, &C., stolen.
Mr.. Jones was in this city at the time, being
one of the Committee 10 examine candidates
for admission to the next College term. We
do not learn that any trace of the depredator
has vet been discovered. NJ II. Pal
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
MA

In New. Haven, on Tuesday evening,
Aug. 18th, by the Rev. Dr.. Bushnell, Dr.
}. Frazier Head, U. S. Army and ka,h-
arlre Apthrop, of New Haven; On the
18th, inst, by the Rev. f. l.. Cleveland,
Il. Henri Hutton, of New Orleans and
Mary N. daughter of E. N. Thomson,
Esq.
In Roxbury, Mr. Caleb Johnson of
Bethlem, and Miss. Susan Minor of the
former place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

At Market, 920 Beet Cattle, (about $50
from the South) 50 Cows and Calves LOO
Sheep and Lambs.
Cows & Calves-Salcs from $SI5, to 3d.
so, ranges as nqualty.
Sheep and Lambs SALES at ST. to So so
S4 23 for Sheep, and Csc to so 81 50 for
Lambs.
Beef Cattle-Sales from IS to ST. 100 head
unsold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
VERY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO!
The SouthernsMail has arr;yod hint

ASA" ALAA VIZ "A IVA Il ACOM NnEA1CO
The Southern Mail has arrived, but
brings no intelligence from the army
Liz u. Lee has arrived at Charleston,
and states that the story of the battle be-
tween'the Camanche Indians and M'Cul-
lough's Rangers is an idle rumor.
Gen. Worth and his brigade had gone
to China Ga Mexican town. strong mil
itary post Of the enemy, and which is sup
posed @ contGin large Mexican force
China is sixty miles beyond Camargo.
Gen. Taylor was preparing to start for
Monterey, at the earliest practicable me-
ment. 1t was supposed that he would
take with him detachment of about one
thousand men.
The Mexicans were preparing tore
ceive HIM At that point where il was
thought they would make a. formidable
resistance. We may therefore look for
accounts ola great battle atan ear|y day.
Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
-A. D0-M~ICDNo

w ILL be sold on Saturday, August Goth,
w at 10 O'clock A. NJ at Mrs. j.. NJ. Cod
dard's, Goshen, East street, one good two horse
Carriage, and harnesses. Also, several com
non Harnesses. one small buggy Wagon, sun
dry farming and Carpenters Tools, and varip
ty of household furniture, including Sofa, Hu.
reaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, SC, &c
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27

At market, 42j Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, 1000
Sheep, and 300 Swine.
Beet Cattle-Extra.$ SIS rs; first quality, S.
so; second So 81 third so al So
Sheep & Lambs-Sales varying from 81 rs
to IS for Sheep; Lambs$ ,33 to . 25.
Swine old Hogs 4, 4 Ia and l-2. Shoats
at retail from , to &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27

Co The Rev. HOLLIS REED, of New Preston,
delivered Lecture on the Jews before tie A
lumni of the Theological Institution, at East
Windsor, at the annual commencement on
Monday of this week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27

0G-Thirteen of the fifteen survivors of the
Class of 1876, attended the late Commence
ment at Yale College. Among the number are
Rev. DR.. Robbins of Hartford, Rev. DR.. Chaplin
of Rocky Hill, and Professor Slliman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
STATE PAUPEE&S.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
HARTFORD. AUGUST 10Th. 1916.


HARTFORD, August 10Th, 1916.
PROPOSALS. in writing (post paid) will
| be received at this Office until Saturday
the goth day Of September next, and until o o.
clock P. NJ. of said day, for the support of the
state paupers for five years from the first day Of
February next said support to cover all ex-
penscs Of boarding, clothing and docioring all
the paupers that may be on expense to this
sate on the said first day of February, and all
such persons as may become chargeable TO the
state during the said five years from the first
dav Of February next and in all cases to indem-
niiy the State against any and all expenses aris-
ing from the support of State paupers during
said period of five years.
All persons having made proposals as above
will be heard relative TO contracting for the
support + said paupers on Friday, the I'd day
of October next al this office.
IL MASON CLEVELAND, Comp.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
BOOTS g. SHOES.

TENflE undersigned has taken Room over Mr..
n p. IL. Skidmore's Store in Bethleln, and is
prepared to manufacture, and keep on hand
BOOTS and SHOES, of every description made
IN the best Style and of the betst Materials. All
orders executed with promptness. The patron.
age of the public is respectfully solicited
TRACY BARNES, Agent.
Bethlem, July 1916. BIN.