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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

District ef Sharon ss Court ef} Probate, June
 l0th, 1854.
 NOTICE.-The Judge of the Court of 4y Probate for the District of Sharon has limited and allowed six months from the da te hereof for the creditors of the estate of AMOS B. CATLIN, late of Sharon in said district, deceased, represented insolvenf, in which to ex. hibit their claims thereto; and has appointed missioners 10 receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by E. s. STODDARD, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Ehe M organ ErQ1 teI''

WILL stand at inc stable of the Mansion
 y House, this season. For pestifa atsep-
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

NOTlCE.-1he subscriber will be al Lii,chi IN field on or about the f2tll of June for the purpose Of tun.ng Pianofories.s3 aastfs,sagsfy 1 .sts. ". s. TAYLOR, :,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

NOTiCE.--Whereas my wife Julia has left " my bed and board without just cause or procaion, this is to forbid all persons from har pay no debts of her contracting after this date.
 LUClUS WATROUS. South Norfolk, June 10, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Dress Goods

LUST in Store Ia larga assortnleaE of Dress eD Goods of the latest desiens. The Lndies are, to all. $49 VI aAbNQRDf fdE BROTHER ya
 Wolcotlyille, April 1854. fssg ~, sse5f Ils ql9,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
7yyarfie6.

In this town, Wplter FiIley to Cornelia A. Winship, daughter of Capt. David Winship.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Bank of Liichfeld Coiniy,l NEW MILFORD. 26th June, 1854.

THE Directors of the Bank of Ltchfeld County have declared Dividend of thiee and an half DOT acenh on the stock of said Bank, 2,9 c. w. WHITTELSEY, Cashier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Horsc-Scytlses.

MOVING sMACHINES.-The subscribefs IVA sells at the manufacturers lowest prices, Moving Machines of FoibusL's pattern or Ketchum's pattern.
 Forbush's Machines are warranted equal if not superior 10 any in the country for cutting Grass: l have sample machines 10 exhibit.
 ALBERT WADHAMS. Goshen, June lsi, 1854, a1I{ .lo 4sa' asG. 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Notice.

NAME into the inclosure of the subscriber ~/ on or about the lst instant, seven head of young Cattle. viz: one two year old and three yearling IIeifers, and three yearling Steers with slit in the right ean The owner is re. quested to prove property, pay charges and take them away. URI TAYLOR.
 Ltchfield, June Sth, 1854. |
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

ENTLEMEN,S Cravats. Neck stoeks and U Collars, at, No. I South ;;t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

D ECEIvED at Bfa4ADF0RD'S lots.bf cheap AG Goods, selling low for Cash or Eschanee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02

the eve OF seeing it, capital and principal port.
occupied by the French. a. force has been sent
10 take possession OF them provided the royal
government does not st once pay up the back inter
EFT on loan of $40 Coz made to by France in les,
which Of course it cannot DO. Thus the whole con
troversy is becoming more ard more complicated ana
embroed, and the sole chance Of any speedy settle
ment is in the death of tho Car which is by means
impossible since be il said TO be ill., and ia man go
off suddenly under the pressure OF great excitement
That however is but possibility. while the luminosity
and all-embracng nature of the war are matters of
certainty
From Spain the news is rather wariike, but we
have nothing positive enough to rely upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02

We shalt think SO If the Illumination Of tho dark s,.,
further prevails in Columbis College and there ia ID
a thorough stiuing-up of the syllabus aud the eoa
mon sense of its governors.
The College in question was founded by Ges'r
ii, in 1854 century age. According to its ohirp,
it was designed for the education aud instruction,
..youth in the learned languages and the liberal a.
and sciences" and its benefcence was to apply
81 all the Colonies and Territories Of America
Rroad doctrine this; and rcarmed and reenlis
nv the renewed charter bywhich twas explici.lyai
down that sectarian or religious tests were not En-
Tar nto its government. But in the face Of this D,
wolcott Gibbs, a man morally, mentally aud prOi..
sionallv competent, could NOT obtain ProtessOnhi,
bccause he is Unitarian What has this to do viii
oxygen hydrogen. ether. anthony or the biow.Rpc'
The majority must answer.
The College. in a word, is public institution sai
ouobt TO be great public one which 1t neveresn 30
LONG as it's conduct and organization are messsrei By
,hs ofacrid secarians and narrow obstsrsa
The legislative Commission, which yesterday BE-
gap the inquiry into the shortcomings and inaHls
of this foundation should be thorough and should
suit in a reform, complete and radIcal-plsc'ns lie
College on far higher plane, as regards the ed'es
t;onal wants of this community, and the sPnsn
freedom due TO this century.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02

The news brought by the Asia is full of interes.
and will be found in detail in columns this morn
ing. One of the most important features OF the
whole is the preparations for rising in Italy under
Mazzin Garibaldi and Tomasseo, noticed by our Lon
don correspondent. This outburst it seems is very
near at hand, and may soon hear of its result
From the seat of war the is decidedly unfavor
able to the Russians. They are defeated in the
Dobrodja by both fever and the Turks, while they
gain nothing elsewhefe. None of the Turkish for
tresses on the Danube have yet been beseged by them
as was reported and there is no indication of their
contemplating any forward movement. Indeed, they
are alarmed about the designs of Austria
and collecting armies in that quarter as to assal
Frarcis Joseph who on his part has ordered large
additional levy of troops. In the Baltic they have as
vet suffered no serious loss the fortress of Boner
sund on the isle Of Ahnd, taken by Sir Charles
Napier having previously been abandoned by them.
In the Black Sea shots have been fired at Sevas
topol but no real attack has been made upon it, The
Turkish feet las gone to carry aid to the triumph
ing Circassians and there is to suppose that
all the Russian fortresses remaining on the eastern
shore of the Black Sea must soon bs captured. The
Greek ipsurrecon put down, and Greece tsclfison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for June 8.
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
tho Col

EDITORIALS: The Re0pening Of the Slave Trades Ne
brnska and Cubs; Why the Infamy Trumphed; The Ne
braska.Kansas Bills Real Weakness of the Sav,-Dnves;
Slavery the Future; Judge kane's WiSesbaIre De-
cision; Slave Catching The Fugitive Law and InaIby
jury Plan for Freedom; What Shall be Done Inc
Price Of Provisions, &c.
1.-THE STATE OF EUROPE LeteS from Our Own Cor
respondent A. p c.
Ill "A pUGITIvE SLAVE CASE IN BOSTON: A United
State. Oicer Shot Deri; Immense Exeitement Inc
Milnsry Ordered Out - . 90,
Men Doomed to Slavery; History of the FANNY .
Y TERRIBLE CALAMITY AT WlLMiNGTOS; Exrlo
lion o., Of rIe ss M Mos ksd Great DsIueOn
NYEw PUBLICATIONS: The Life and Pubiie Service,
Isiands by Ceoge W. Peck; The Russian shores Of the
Black Sea by Lawrence Olpheut; The Myrtle Wreath,
BY Minnie Myrtle.
conspicuous form the latest ana most important events
that have traIspiIed the City, United states Mexico
Central America Europe, Tahiti Australia ard Africa
VIII POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: New YORK; Pennylya,
pia; Oho Michigan Indiana; Missouri Vermont and
New Hampshire
X.XxXuIp CONGRESS: The Last Debate on the Nebraska
Bill; Speech o. Hon. William h. Seward.
X..THE NEBRASKA MEN.
M.HOw NEBRASKA WAS CARRIED.
THE PRICE OF TREACHERY
XII.. NEBRASKA AND THE REPRESENTATIVE OF
CONNECTICUT.
XIV. THE NEBRASKA BILL; Importan. Features.
Xv..MATJERs IN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
XVI .WARlIkE PERILS on A JOURNALIST
XVII TELEGRAPH: The --latest News received By Telegraph
XVIII. MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
XIX. REVIEW OF THE MARKETS Reports " the Stock,
Grain. Provision, Cattle and Horse Markets; very fully
and specially reported for Tin Tribune
Single be obtained at the desk IN the
Couniing Room llss morning. Price 81 cents.
SUBSCRIPTION One cory fer 81; three copies %
FIVE copies $50 ten copies ~ 30; twenty copies Ito one i'd
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JUNE = 1854

den NAV perhaps be very sincere 10 this suggestion
though bis zeal for introducing the sayegrown sugars
of rsz and Cuba into the English market the same
soo.ny with British colonial sugars. has given rise 70
soe doubts 10 70 how much he has the suppression OF
the African slave trade very specially at hesrt But
the project now openly avowed in our southern
States. # reviyirg the African slave trade. will probs
bIv lead tho British nation to doubt how far the sup
presson of that trade is to gain anything by the trans
fer of Cuba from spain to the United States.
Let Us suppose however, that neither Great Britain
nor France makes any opposition. and that our army
ia not only landed in safety, but that Havans is
taken the Spanish forces defeated. aud the island in
our hands 1t seems to be the general idea that when
this is accomplished. the war is over, and that We
shall have nothing to do but to enjoy our conquest IN
peace and quietness. But mercantile men ought to
recoIlect that Cuba is not Spain Spain has Gu ex-
tensive sea-coast, with many excellent harbors and
means of fitting out and manning priyateers-a bus-
ress in which all tie adventures of Europe would
epca ce under her flag, and to extent which might
prove annoying indeed to our maritime commerce.
If Cuba is her vulnerable point, we TOO are exceed
inoy vulnerable in our extended mercantile marines
and. before entering into Cuban crusade it will
he well epouoh TO inquire how our merchant ships
to be protected against Spanish cruisers what means
We have of bringing to close war against our COM
merce, to which Spain would be stimulated by every
motive of interest and revenge and which she would
be able to prosecute with very little expense to her.
self by the issue Of letters of marque and reprisal
However the new scheme OF hllibsstering may ma
favor in some parts of ourcountry this revival Of the
oldfashioned system with merchant ships for its
object might be found to involve a loss and lncon-
venience for which it would take Cuba long time
u. indemnify us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02

making cheap and good ne"'p'psr' In LATE DEBATE
in the House of Commons. Of when fepo'. sH,"
in our foreign news published this morning , " ",
Bright exhibited The TRIBUNE IS hn eaa"'P,
newspaper las good as The LO"d0" i"rs I g..
afforded for two cents or an English penny ""''O
The Times no less than five pence or ten cents
is paid We shall enjoy double satisfaction - ="
addition TO being able to furnish our readers Oh
side of the Atlantic at the very cheapest rate Win
NEWSPAPER enjoying an envsble reputation among
those y,bose GOOD opinion is vslusble shall DE IN
strumeptal in removing the hindrances that lie in the
way of cheap journals in England and the con'equen
diffusion of intelligence among the masses Vi '"''
oyer.tsxed country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02

Both Houses of Congress met yesterday, and with
out transacting any public business, adjourned until
Monday next. On the reassembling of the Senate on
Monday, further adjournment of that body Will be
had until Thursday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
Nrm'21ork Daily Gribn,1e.
FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1854.
SLAVERY AND THE UNION.
Just published al this O.hce.
TIE NORTH AND THE SOITH.

THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
A PAMPHLET OF FORTY PAGES.
Containing series Of articles reprinted from TIE NEwYoRx
TRIBUNE.
CONTENTS.
I-SLAyERY AND THE UNION
U-RELATlVE POWER OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH
UI-THE COMMERCE OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH.
Tv-COST OF THE UNION.
y-THE GREAT STRUGGLE
yI-THE SOUTH AND NORTHERN INTERESTS.
yu-PRoTECTION AND SOUTHERN INTERESTS.
ylII-NORTH AND SOUTH.
X-THE CASE As 1T STANDS.
X-yIRGlNlA
Price 10 cents single; sc per hundred.
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The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE il a paper often alluded
to in the British Parliament whenever speaker has
occasion TO show what can be done in the way of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02

ara of calling friends the sale be
made by H. EcoLAY Nsw BRsBIo>, Staten Island
the ground consisting handsome
CoTTAGE In the italian style and ~ Los Of GRorso With
Also p desirable VAcSAT Lors
adjoining above This desirable being suai in the
New Brighton should eomnsnd the attention OF
n rnies sous eligible building sites the
unurased liberal and title adspuabe Free steam
host Tekes with Loypbc Msps TO attend the sale be OBJ
famed on application the AucoDee For further particulars see
". sdveyfisenept 10 another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
CEsrN's WIDE AWAKE HATs.-GENIN, No. PA

zrp,Iyr MyRIso rYDrH. GARMENTS
gENTLIsts AND thiLpkLN
variety u tie above Goods a. ~,
an M w. Inch ,bey cen purchased thi viii
o "'p,-d ror,ius L.osufac nug es.Ebsa
Dc toUha ~ INC te'''-' Usfos ADAMS.
ment OF No. Broadway,
n-.s.i.. M..-nnn,lian II .ici end Nilln.. GIrden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02

rAxrrr sToRE-f buy Carpets cheap call at T.
PErERsoS& Co.'S No 10 CsnAls there will hnd Tapestry
Velvet foi yard Tapestry Brussels for mot psnted also
large OF Three p and Ingram Csrpeng stair Carpets Rugs
Mats Cloths &C. Ae full 10 cent less than other store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
CATTION.-SnwING MACHINES

CAUTION SEWING MACHINES
M Sss s sn S I Ti aun Ps'
s S Gsn %O I'd IN has x isin have nc
r., Of pans is rsrd grant pantto Walter
HINT NJ Singer Co.; their shifting advertisements to the
Prniso cories Of said decision my Office
All Pc rsoa using Machine $50 called without license
h Nav S. wi be fs 4 HOW sso'
SEWING MACHINEs-The opinion and decision OF
the Lon Charles MsP of Psent' published
he Patent oGec ssn p'sMy. .
that Eis Howe obissd patent for sub
hi sm' IA in 9 p aS' w w now see and
r"ss 1 HTS ~ ''' SINGER Co. Broadway
SEWING MAcnINEs.-If the Public wish to purchase
Swing which they without danger Of con
an and at h Zane dh TT 9Ss the S
y9 sSed S Ss % 81 @
ho' De eqO'eu l. NJ SINGER 4 Go. szs broadway
-PTroyAI no No $50 BRoADwAY-TIPFANY g.
Go Qsc Tiffany El beg IN, 5 spsSOss s1o1e No.
e REMOVAL INTO Their new s and PIiaeess
hs S. GRs ne ih %sa
. :tsa si
p1 ,H c. Rsa roSeax
Ga e.. s .sn Of; red in ,S country 1854
SICoYI HAND PIANOS At GREAT BARGAiNs.-T
o Ssc SIC Hap, sGes s $ sI l. dse5I R as.,
@ at & p @Ss ayd Mdn. ren
Sole %ssn S0HHGs N S. 2g, Ht c fao.
100 FULTON TREET.-Well made CLOTHING, suit
bwes An articles guaranteed EDwARD T. HAcKEr1 Cloth
hs Emporium, No lo6 tbltonst
BILL-HEADs, CARDS, CIRCULARS. HAND-nILLs, &c
printed at short notice and low prices BY
Great Of entire and White ats
Cylino Pes~woIk execued in superior style
PIANOs-Horace Waterss Pianos with new aud i'm
!Svs & ana sSS P' c aR So %o %
Piano. S. without the &0a WIN IS9 aTs' s. S
Hsiei COY GlIss Boado Planes Also Pianos Of H other
Che factories Secondhand Pianos a, great bargains
WINDOW SnADEs.--Wc have hand the largest
Others les than elsewhere DOR
every '''''' .hd sf No 81 chs
WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF
Our CoRNIers, LACE .sp Muslin cyRrMNs p.MAsHs Bsfs
Pesdc are oseIns fest 10 purchasers
sOed An Minds wspOw sH,oEs msds to order Our superior
ways had being the ehespesi house il the States
GENTLEMEN can get the best work done at moder-
% 1 ln ss rn ~ No. s. s xho ss
give the beet f. N Gears r.sTs and VESTS II the atty Clergy
In CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
ssd.s Hotels and of the fashionable qister of the
Magnificent Stores ,
w. IF. DAn.y Co,
Nos. eJi ard SS Broadway.
eecL feet by deep and well filled choicest
CHINA. GLASS AND GAS FIxrrRrs
employ hundred persons In Painting Gliding aud Bur
Their ,ss are Guaranteed TO be cheap the cheapest Their
ASSORTMENT without equal as 70 style and quantity
NEW DINING SALooN.-Messrs. SWAIN & WuK-
.S Ss s.if 5:
former customers and those who wish dine this vicinity
SlCO. OCO.-YoUTH AMI BEAUTY FADE! GRAY
TO RAVEN L0eSs Bp HEAPS At
gnu .y tsd head or no pay VII guarantee forfeit one
dollars fail to rIOar.e tie hair Now
tie Agent. wanted 'pa village throughout the world