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The daily union., 1854-10-17
CHARLES MASON,
United states Patent Once,

r. sEor OF the above will please copy, and send
their bills t the Patent Office with paper containing this notice
Son %
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Mo- 49, January 1854 for the railroad 10 connect the Chala
pooga with the Ceninl railroad Of Mississippi at iht
Mobile branch point near Eon 't
bend of The Tennessee ver Alabama
In of lands subject TO sale at Demopo1s, Alabama
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l. above papers will please copy and send
bills he Patent pfce, with containing this notice
Sep g9--law3w
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No. 55 s, 1854 for Mississippi River
distiicts of lands subject Louis,
DO do do Jackson
No. 59 July l5 1854, for the railroad from Dabuaue
Minnesota Ise Hand River
Ias; ssonsn, except lands Wisconsin
more nv no
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rOH SALE Les-eA eommodous fou story and attic house
the Of House
been papercd and painted
throughout Terms possession immed
Solicitors OnIce Treasury Department
S-Su
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4. I.IiTy,

CARINET-NAKER AND UPHOLSTERER,
No. rs South Eleventh. Street, Philadelphia,
sPECTFuY invites the of the public TO his store
where he keeps constantly on hand large asremeh p
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NEW fall and winter goods and fsshtons.-DUVALL
IN BRO merchant Talors have just returned from New
purchases from the bes import
exhibit the choicest and
all OF which
able siyle, DUNAbb bbO.
SeutlS-3taw3w
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MATHEMAriCAL Drawing Instruments, In variety,
Ill quality unusually
pices bought person Europe
Undersigned
Sets In for sl s5 and upwards.
Oct3 FRAkCh TAYLOR
AMAKTINE's New Memoirs of Celebrated Char,
Ii acers; by Aphonsc dc Lanartine.
tivenores Episiie Romans a commentary
vised Translation, and Introductory essays,
Popular Tides; By Madame Guizot
Discourses; by Abiei Abbott Liyermose
Practical aud Commercial Arithmetic; by G. u. Docbary,
LII. ID.
Nsw-a- Days; by Laura j. Curtis.
Essy Warren his Contemporaries,
Dnypers GaZetteer, No, O.
Just published, and for safe
TAYLOR s. MAURY's
Oct 10 Bookstore, 9Th street
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THE Birds Of the Bible elegantly illustrated, by
l. the Rev H Habaugn.
Narrative Journey Round the Dead and Bible
Lands 1850 and 5 by r. De saucy, member Of French
vols.
The Hose m the Parsonage translated from the German of Rob
Giseke.
Norwegian and Lapand Tale Life Love
Joy Morris
Cummings Message from God.
Do Great Sacrifice
Do Christ receiving Sinners.
Minor Wofks--second series.
Phys Visiting List for 1855.
Just received, and on sale
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
Oct Bookstore, 9Th
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Jphe eotf
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A FRENCH, Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
~ employment academy school,
among several win do himself pleasure attending
applications OF peons wishing employ
submitting his testimonials in obedience call addressed
r., Washington, ID. c. Sept S-d2w
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ia tsMOIfts of Celebrated Characters by Lamarne.
III
The Sea, sodom Gononah Bible Lands
Saulcy; Journey 1851 and 1852
Life and Epsles ST. Paul; by LonyeSafe and HowsoD.
The Lost HeiTess by Mrs. Souihworh. 4 vol.
Aiaja Norwegian and Lapiand tale, from the German.
North American Review, October 1864.
Perseverance and Enterprise; for the vol.
I.ies Lesson; novel. | vol
The Fossil Spirit; dream OF geology vol.
The Home Valleys by Miss Caen translated from ie
The Rose Parsonage; German OF Gieske.
Reads Poems; enlarged edition, illustrated
George by Lord grcugh
am.
Progr- andP Prejudice Mrs vol
Chanberss Papers for The People; vols.
Cbamhrrs's Miscellany. 10 vols.
Select Writings Of Robert Chambers. vols
Pu'nam's Monthly Magazine October.
Dickepss Household Words fer October.
FRANCk TAYLOR,
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No. $685. March 80 le5i for railroads Pensacola Florida
Montgomery, The place We
,umpkn Eylon, Deesiu and Athens, the Tennessee lane
In of lands subject sale Cahaba Alabama
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Library or Congress,
October q, 1854.
NOTICE hereby given Una, The Library Of Congress will be
IN closed Thursday 18th and will bs
JOHN g. MEEuAN,
Oct l0-eod2w Librarian,
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Exv Fall Winter Goods.-WM. II. STANFORD,
Tailor Pennsylvania
west of Third street. has jus, opened are and
French English goods for gsnemens which
his friends public generally They
will BE- made order
fashionable very
BAiways on hand general assortment Of genemen fur
nishing goods.
Oct l-2aw3wif
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I UMHER, LUMBER, I.JMBERl--The undersigned have
established themselves in The lumber business AT 4,h street
BRIDGE where they offer sale large
lumber prices
desiring put up buildings
Ins furnished by calling at The yard.
hand, fine lot OF cedar posts.
Sept 2a-2awsw GRIPS & WALLER.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENT
MEM ESTABLISHMENT.

uvHE SUBSCRIBERS are receiving ii'ei'
Il Stark Of Goods, offer Tor sale
Russia Tafred aud Manila Cofdage Of ell szes ifo'a
4 tn = iaehes IN diameter,
Blocks for Derrcks and bnsting apparatus OF All .Hrs
Also
Patent Friction Roller Rlocks new article In thi'
market by which one third OF the labor IN hoi'tnt
by the common bloch j. saw T.
Hooks and Thimbl. lar hostiag-fopes
Onkum, Rosip, Pitch . Tar
White had Whine zinc Paint, Black Paint Glow do
Red Leaf yerdigfs fmperini and Chrome Green,
Yernnltion and Prossian Dlue, Paris hite. Lamp
black. futy. Se
Paint Bru.hes, al sizes-markinK do,
Fancy PAIL Half do. d.. Confer. tn nests. Aeah'n
las Matches, Broonn.. frsy-, BHrr Covers, Meas
nrcs Snga, BaHes Flour Pals. &c. Se,
Ground Coffee. Pepper. AsPce Cioy's, a5enne ieP
per london and American Mustard Chocolate. Nc.
Linsred OIL INV and boiied-Ninter Solar aud Sperm
Cd,
Me-. Pork and Beef Sugar, CHe Syrup, Molasses aud
other Groceries,
Our tock ha. been purchased, entirely for casl, Of
The Manufacturers IN New York and Boston, mil We
will oa.r great nd 10 parchasors either at
Wholesale or Retail
LEE & CO. On the Dock.
Richmond. Janraay q Il
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MECHANICAL.
A. W. coxANT, WIN. A. wALpRoN, d. sETsz
New Furniture Ware-Rooms.

coNANT, wALDRoN Co,
yIToULD Re pectfully ifi''rm their h'en ma tue
w public generally thst they now receiving, al
their Fur, nre Ware Rooms Mai ST.. lew daor'
l.low he Norvell HOUSE, their stock of Rose Wood
Nabnpsnv Walnut aud Other Furniture together VITA
..st many articles in the Of Hna-e keeping that
are usefi Us well ornamental. have never before
been introduced nto this market All "l WHEN nave peeh
selected from houses North, enjoying the shs.t fePh
Ia ion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishments
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged worknen Of sAl ard eAPe
Ience AMI re therefore prepared TO have nde to or
der out Of good erial. any piece I'll furniture tha'
my he ordered They wonii add ihat iney are rre-
pared oer grentei Inducements 10 r'fs1ns Wahtihg
ANYTHING IN tie WHY Of FURNITURE. than Is sever be-
,ore been ed la iris market And they hope by as
iluots 10 business To merit and receive at least
a portion Of the public patronage.
CONANT, WALDRON & co.
n b We would say Ia our cid frentr aud custom
ers that we continue tn manufacture old stand
on Br dge st all kinds Of 7 bucco M5ulds mi the
like, anil We solicit continuance OF their iovors
mar l3ts C, w. c
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nv ExPREss.-we invite the attention Of
ID the l4.li.s 10 beaufifai assbrfncnt Of Dres-
fools feeeised by exl this morning. consisting Of
fine Plai1 Six,
Ex.rn Plaid d.
.iou.!ia de LANES nj colors,
Mourning Chaliie Cloth,
French Bepta-in.
Paris Orfandies
Plain BacLk Sis
Rich Paid Neck Ribbons,
Medallion "laid la rxtrH.
m,reb o. sTlGLER MeELDERRY & co.
isREsH GARDEN sEED.-The sab-srib
l. or Ia. III received n setend sagTf Of Bar.ien
seed. direct from l.andre b., which renders their
s1ock lniEe and complete J. IL STAY " "
At
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-16

IT AMI
1.-THE subscl bers have received portion of their
IA Spring supply Of Boos, Shoes. Hats and II
- Caps, among which will be found a great v
variety OF Ladies' Misses und Chidrens' CATERS -
Buskrs, Slippers and Ties ofa ors to which will be
added in week two, their Eastern goods. in viii
will be funnd general assortment of low priced Boots
and Shoes OF all descriptions which ask the
lion OF friends and the public generally with the
hnt these goods shall he sold low as they can
be had in any house in Virginia All orders Cor anything
in our line viii meet with prompt attention. We have
some mole skin hats pretty good article, which
sell for$2 So FRETWELL e. HALL.
mar 7.dts
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Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup ofNaI,ha

A POSITIVE CURE PoR CONSUMPTION. Z r.
"A cline Asthma, aad all Diacuses Of the OtnI and
Lungs Single bottle Will prove rs efficacy. i'ieto-
fore all regular practitioners laced ooHsnp "ne,t
the neurabe diseases; aud sueb, the hospitals oil
cities declined 10 receive patients persons MI i,ied
with IT, Happily however discovery has been made
which disarns Consumption of lis terOts by Pacing
II entirely under contrd. tur the truth al oil We
cay, we refer to any OF the eminent Pbysicsns oI
Hospitals in America aud Europe who nov. II tough
The sid OF Dr. Hastings NAPTlIA SYRUP recognize
Consumption curabe. and dali, rrjoice In the
Ing health and strength of those for whom eolc its
discosey, III could have expected hol cd FOR
no sucoor but the II il. in nct, The only Tiepara
ton ever known to have suoceedrd in areng tie for.
nation Of tnbercies IN the Lang, revovins tho.e
already formed. For Aahma, Coughs. Nigh Ssenis
spaf"g Of Blood Difficulty Of Breaking and Strncss
o. ~ CAosf HASTINGS NAfTHA SYRUP, 10y nj
QUE .rappng with the Of the discnse stan. be-
tore ii known remelies aud operations in all
aeso speedy thst patti, begin feel its beneficial eff
iecis soon after the first second dose
Wemight hll volume with cetihrates bu we simp.
AK ior sngie trial OF this medicine We are
hdeut that there is person suffering from any disease
ct the lungs but will find immediate benefit and spec
''y cure inom its
q For sale In Lynchburg at tn. Propretors prices
wholesale and retail by ID X. LYMAN.
JOHN II, SEAY x co.
dec ~ d&c6mo
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MISCELLANEOUS
GREAT ATTRACTION AT
r, A, Williams New Book Store.

rUs0 al pefsanns 10 wart yf Book. Stationery AMI
L Fauey articles, Music &c X A Williams makes
The Follow ing liberal FER Ia ln j. in receipt OF
an entire new stoct To all perrons drnling 10 the
anau,t uf Ia presenting FL shinpiaster thy
vi driw s7A IN silver - cents they vii be
entitled ~ IS cents and H. therefore destrtus
OF nc tnulnong heavy stock Of silver, would ~ well
10 make frequent calls ut A. William. next
door TO J Z. hligbt- New jew elry Store mar Its
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ALSO

i engaged wi'h tie above house and wound b. rea.-
VI to ali upon MS friends and the publi generally.
7. ID. CRAWFORD.
feb 3 u Hafeler. LogEaof a. Co
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
- ECEivED thtsM Orning by ExDr. IS

~ very handsome lot OF DRESS GOODS &c,-
Consisting OF solid Mousin DE LHines all shades
coiored. plain and black Silks, Medallion Stripe ard
Plain Chalies, Paris printed Chslles, Rich printed
Pomredoufs, Rich Bonnetaod Neck Ribbons. ooIored
Nil Gloves and few pieces Of French Cloths and Cas-
simeres. Plea,e call and see them
jan 2l.y JOHN 7 DAVIS
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Insurance Stock for Sale.

MATTREsSEs.-on consignment 100
vi pcrinr sluck Mattresses, which will be sold ut the
lowest priee TO elo,e
f.Y' dtrs fur every kind % Mattresses dnl Hair
Bed. flied promptly al the shortest no'ic".
NH Its ". II MJSBY.
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RAILROADS, &C.
and Petersburg RaiI.p.s1
:, 7 q .
WINTER ARRANGEMrNr

IN AID after this date, tie departure ~ :,
" will be asfollvws: Tue Il
EXPRESS rpAIA-
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Furniture Furniture !!
Lynchburg Furnishing Warer0Om,

ID Il. LlGGAN & son, Upho. eszssssESsssssssn
IL. sterers. Pape hangers Mat l ffsasl.ssl::s1A
tress and Rope Manufacturers Main ees5 10
Street. Two Doors below the Market house, Lynchbuig
Va, keep anty hund and make 10 or 'er Curl
ed Hair Lhuck, Moss, Cotton, Wool and Spiral spins
Mattresses, made by Ar.oose and Rope every descr
ton. We have in employment first rate Cab
net Workmen and intend To keep hand n supp ly Of
FURNITURE of our own make. and also Northrn man.
acure,-such n Bureaus, Sofas Wardrobes Bedseads,
Chairf Double and Single Lounges,-l000 Bead tcads
now On mi. We ask tne attention oil all Sho navy
want articles in our line and pledge oursel sell up
reasonable terms he obtained in this nr an
other market. [V Special attention given the TO-
pairing of Furniture. GUN 2.dac,s)
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Ready-Made Clothing.

A LARGEAND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
"A Ready-made Clothing, !. NJ. Davis Jones a. Co
patent Shirts aud every article in the above line ny be-
found, and sold low of cash 10 punctna eusio er.
at teb l6ts) STlGLER, McELDERRY, ~ CO.'S
4 ASH FOX WOOL-The highest market
~ price viii be raid for Wool during the present sod
son, by
Nav -t' B.F.sACKgrr
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INHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-.
specially to call the attention of the citizens ii
lynclburg and the adjoining country. his large and
n splendidassortment OF BOOTS SHOES, -
CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE, >s
~ AMI which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
~ AND uF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot 81
Shoe Tor the present will do well call ON mr
as am determined to please, both as regards quality
and price
Don't forget call the store three doors above tie
Franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citizens
sayngsBank. r. +. GRIMALDI
dec Its
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Ia jul @ - .;
Port Walthall Line.


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De-
"A pot, in Peter sburg every day. Sunday excepted,
III Clock A M, ana arrives Burkevie at the In
ierectlon OF the Richmond and Danyie Rai-Rad
ut ~ clock,A NJ, connecting by that Road with Mesrs
T. tlagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court nuse
ifallfaN Court House, Danyillc and Greensboro C.
aud arriving at Farmville l1.3O. A. M connecin.
there with Messrs. Flagg, Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg.
Returning, The train leaves Farmville ct l. p NJ
ard burkevle at % p. arriving 10 Petersburg in
time Tor the trains going North or South connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomanox Rail
fondwt the spl' ndi'l sea nshps Roanoke and james
town tor NV York which leave City Point at p. NJ.
and every Wedne sday with steamships for Philadepbs
which leave City Point a: The same hour.
ssergers preerring rema in Petersburg the Owe,
night, can take the mornil train North Mt a. A. M
the james River Boats for Old ,int Norfolk and Bali
more at D. A. NJ or the for the South, at &C lock
A. s3,sfs
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lyuchbure, through in
hftteen hours, As On
Between Petersburg and the Sweet SULPHUR
;, Springs through in two days, 900
between Petersburg and While Sulphur SPRINGS
through in two days. 10 90
Between Petersburg & Danville, through in TWEEN.
tyfour hours, --..--....-. SM
Between Petersburg Gree lsboru', N G., thro'
+, IN Two Gays ;,-;..---: 10 o.
Between Petersburg and ai,bury, N. C through
intiree days. -........ Is on
Between Peter burg and Charlotte sl8 90
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ever
Monday Wednesday and Fridny morning at 6, A. M.,and
returns the same days Any person wishing to see tho
rates freight obtain freight list by calling upon
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot
dec3 is Ell WALL Sun,t
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Selling OF al Greatly Reduced Prices.
Hurd's GoIden Gloss for the Hair.

4 MON The many preparations FORT grow IA of t.c
n Hair tki. Golden Gloss takes the lend. Three
reasons Willie sivea why universally used and
preferred - oil others:
ist, BE-. u has proven the cIectua IN Ba l.
ness. 2nd.5 Because il imports beautiful dark gloss
ami delightful perfume he Hnir Bird Because tbs
Ladies' with fine discrimination which they all possess
have adopted il,
Many other reasons could be given why ia gent
favnrite bot those wa watt have only To give u
tini
PmcE-25 ccri.. In large bofe..
For sale by Druggist. and Sorekoepcrs everywhere
VIC. HuRD, Proprietor,
30i Broadway, N.w.York.
~ Large discount TO Merchants
nov 90 s6rn
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

'sfa s'8 " s@ s@t sRss For tke Engnfrer.
 MR. EDiroR:-Isa W in your paper of 22d Dec. an article which asks What is the Maine La W P If you will publish my views you will oblige yours. 1t may be asked what interest have you at stake. and why are you opposed to the Maine Liquor Law2 We answer our interests at stake are those of our constitutional liberty, of which this act. from first to last is a gross volaton-- We claim it as olr right to be exempt from unreasonable searches and seizures, which the Maine Law directs and. entorces; we claim it az our right to disrose of as we please the products of our labor, and to receive an equiv
 aient in return, which the Maine Law forbids; we claim 1t as our right to make sales, transfers and corveyances of our property and as we desire, whichthe Maine Law refuses; we claim 1t as our right to enter the couns of justice with our suits, and to call on the law to assist i, the collection of our dues, which the Maine Law denies ;--and every one of these rights is cuar- anteed so us and our children by :he constitution of the United States and the spirit and tenor of our former laws. Citizens of the United States. gre youprspared for this law? gre you prepared to have your eiore7honses and cellars ,waatonlv invaded, on some frivolous preience ito have their contents overturned and ransacked--to have your property taken and destroyed. and to have your contracts rendered null and void-to have your bonds md mortgages declared annuled and to hs forbidden to enter the coufts of us stce \ with your suit1 Are you prepared for ali this and moro fS Yet aaii this ttise Maines Law will bring upon you. Arc VI told 1t has ference to onsakind of. psoperty only ;lahat makes no difference. iorile principle Is the same, and it is thcprincipla thst wosopposeg 1.-the Legisla. .ufe has the righ. to pass . law oailawing one kind of ofpropersy, they Aavsipsi as much right to pass another law @slawipa property q o,ber kinds.-- If they have n right 10 reoder particular bonds
 notes and mortgag ages iFreclaimable, and 10 anr,l the obligations of parli icnar contracts, they have the same right to doso in al other cases, and we need not suppose that the supporters of this law will stop here believe not the:r promises to that effect When the early slave agitation first came np it was suggest cd that the design was to interfere in politics, but it's supporters cried out, No suck thing we sha Ii never a,ie,apt aay thing hut moral s1asion" ]" We wen Femembess h the inIducy Of modern tse- toiaiisBl fears were enyoFiainsi that it wo0Ia get in politics andiis aupporiess Alirmea ghati t sliOnld npts swsb seplhsw ie ismOw. And no@
 lwhen tba Maine Isaw vlas naas ahs hinue on wtiehaAs slsslioasusned, qnaMhsn i,s adAessnss were deleatedAgp ? large maioilyof the popular vote. are they satisfied to let inc thing pass ! N0 indeed, is has been openly .bOasied that tAe Law shall yet Do pnssed. 5,,4
 Yours, Respectfully, Ern'M K, DUSSELr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

ANTIoUTTIRsTRoN RIEEvEn.-A veSs eel recently arrived at New Io,k from Sylia with thirty seven boxes consiged lO the eabineia of several colleges in the United StAleS and to psivate cabinets, containing specimens of the arls of the ancient Niheviles. which have been bro't to light by the labors of Layard and kawlinsons under the direction of the British Museum, after having lain buried in those ancient ruins for twenty five or thirty centuries. They were cmeient when, Xenophen passed over them with his Ialny, and were then externally in appearance much as they were found by these hnliquarisns. These are the first specimens of any note which have come 10 tlis country, and when placed in Ghe cabinets for which they are. designed, {, will give the people Of this modern coun, lryssome faint idea of tie perfection of the ats In aIle time of Jonah. These specimens. wete taken by permission of the agents of the Blilish Museum by Americaiis located in Mosul. 10 the ex- clusion of all other nations, and by them packed in boxes and forwarded on cam- els from Mosul to Scanderoon (lhe sea. portsof, Aleppo3 at great expense.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

NRs HExnr BIssELL, District Com mitsee. fufbishcs us with lhe following 'statislisa Of the population of the tist School Di.lric., gathered by him OH the 2d instant
 ] Whole number of inhabitants. 027: of these. 80 aie Europeans by birth; IA are colored persons; Al are between 4 and l6 years of age IS are between 70 and SO: 10 are between 80 and O0.- Dmiag Ihs Hast Ssass 5 deaths have ,oc. cured within the limits of the dist,ict l between 4 and l6 years of age; ? betweep 20 and 30. knd 2wsre upwards of 80. There gre now living ten persons over 80 years of. age. viz:
 Mrs. Lucy Parmelee, Mrs Luke Lewis,
 Mrs. Truman Marsh, Mrs. Thomas Atldis,
 MT. Abel Catlin. Mrs. David Wudliarns,
 Mr Joseph Adams, MT. Asa Sandford,
 Mrs Mrs. ' q
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
-Jadge Pms lqs. Ptes;lsng.

O6e,iiOh Bieyce vs. Wokn Henrietta. .Asilnn- -as A.snmsss;at to- -.recoxer the prise of lot Of hoop. poles. the Plaintiff sold io DsfeAdsbk r'hlltO Jury: .vsr- dict for Defendant 10 recover his costs. For PliaItfs Wheaton and Peck for Defendant, AE.lrews.a and H0llisier. The, PlAntiff besides in Cornwall; Defendant insSonihport. Fairfield county.
 Uridk Waterbury VI. Housaionic R. E.
 COpspdny. s s,.s.e., ~. -. sss ! Ac.ion iO recover the value of a COW, killed by said Railroad. i Trial to Jury :; verdict for Plantitf lOrecover ss5 and costs. Motion in arrest. also Bill of Ex. ception filed: For Plan,itf. Hollis,er, Beeman aud Andrews 5 for Defendant. Wheaton. aif sfsaa stlA Han;lioa Biggon. vs. Allen c. Brady.
 Action for damages caused by an as> sAult made upon the Plantiff by Defend> ant. Damages laid at $7O. Trial to Jury: verdict for Plaintiff. to recover SlA43. and the like amount of costs.-- For Plaintiff, Todd for Defendant. Bars bour. Hollisler, Bceman and Andrcws.-- The Plaintiffs a boy aged about IT res sides nowlin New York i; Defendant lives in Wolcottville. s I aa 7
 Robert ?. Goodo ys. Henry E. Ried.
 Action of Trovcr to recover the value of horse. Trial 10 Jury verdict for Plantif, $66 25 and costs, For Plantiff, JohGsonsand Andrews; for Defendant. Graves and Giddings. Motion in Error fhd. Parties reside in Plymouth.
 ts SAgA
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

EE The Boston Daily Advertiser. in its report ufa the Brighton cattle maj ket. notices very extraordinary pair of cat- lle raised by Mr. G Georgs Coffin of Salis- bury. in this countys and says, they are the largest, fattcst and handsomest Cat tie ever exhibited in that market. IF
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

TIE HARTFORD DAILY CnuRAST comes us en. iarged and improved with anew head, Ec. The Courant is now one of the oldest and ablest State papers. and We are glad to notice it's in. creasing prosperity. sz
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