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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

<. A RAwoRTH, Esq, late City Recorder, it will
be seen from his advertisement, has taken an Office
in the west end OF the City Hall. He is prepared
to execute all instruments OF writing apperta'ning
% his Offices
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
THE TRACT OF LAND
CHANOERY SALE.

Charles 8. Chidress ct al Morgan Vance ct ais.
TN pursuance of the decree pronounced in the above
cause, in this Court at its May Term last will sell
the Courthouse lot in this city, MONDAY, TIL 2ND
DAY OF NOVEMBER NEaT, certain lot on the South.
west side Of College street. and the Of Franklin
street. in So nth Nashville, fronting College $50
situated Brick Dwelling House, formerly occupied by
Henry Alley.
And, also, other in South Nashville on Market
street. and at the Of Fr ankn street. opposite
free public SchOolhOuse. This lot fronts 96
and runs back to oege street. and is lot sold Morgan
Vance by John Nixon.
TRRMs-One and two years credit with interest from
notes TO be well secured, lien retained and from
redemption. CD. BRIEN, @. NJ.
oct2-td Ohancery Court a Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

A 7 this FoandFy I am making COOKING, PARLOR ana
~ HEATING HNof - Of every Varttys HOLLOW WARE
o. All kads, AndFoas, sad Irons And HAls Irons ef an
knda.
ALso.-Fn, Copper and Sheet IFon ware, all o. which
propose % eel at Ehoea retail cheap for or 70
punctzai ahe daaicrs.
PssstruiAE Atseation paid te Reoang ana GusisFine
Il. ?. DORAls, Ne College a.
Apra4 aashTilas, Tann
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

% We are authorized to announce JOHN Rams a
candidate for reelection to the office of County Trustee at
the ensuing March election.
~ We are authorized 10 announce T. T. SAUNDERS
candidate for the Office County Trustee the ensuing
March ion
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

EB-The siamese Twins will continue on exhlbi-
ton this week. They curiosity which nc one
ought 10 negl,cG TO see.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
Riddleberger'S Eating HOuse,

gam Riddeberger takes occasion 20 the pub.
- iic that, the sunni over he given up the
nJoyment OF rural felicity" and town His
House again opened, and he hopes again the
sH ng faces OF his old t nds customers and 20 be-
come acquainted sith lots Of tables shall
fOrds, and a little more"
l.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

C$- W. A. CLAIM, Esq, entered upon the dis
charge of the duties Of Recorder of this city. on
Saturday last.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
w. A. JOHNSON & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
Comm sion Merchants.
p CAROEDELET STREET.
Sept5. NEW ORLEANS.

UdNUNUELEI bIRkEII
sept5 NEW ORLEANS.
93 ACRES-CLEFTON,
Joseph Branch Ex'r Narcissa Martin Exx vs. Moses
W. Wetnore.
pursuance Of the decree pronounced in the above
cause at the May Term last, court sell on
SATURDAY, THE SD DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, at the
Court house lot, in the city Of Nashville credit of g.
12 IS and "a months with interest," that interest the
parcel Of real estate, known "CItO which formerly
belonged to the estate Of the late George W. Martini and
which is supposed TO be about ninety. three acres
Notes with good security required purchaser
lien retained. G. d, BRIEN. @. 4 NJ
Rug2T-td. Chancery Court at Nashville
POSTPONEMENT.
The sale Of the above property has postponed to
SATURDAY, the j TN instant @. D. BRIEN,
Oct. j. I'd. Clerk and Master.
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MOODY & oARUTHERs.
pARrEsrorn. MorroouErr 90 M,nrLAl

DARsEsTosE, MONTGOMERY Co MARTLAKD.
January 81st, 1857. {
never felt the benefit OF any medicine UGH from
the bottle Of BGRHAVE'5 HOLLAND BITFERs pur
chased last fan. wish where geti without
fear Of imposition. (signed)
JOSEPH @. DELETT.
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Notice 70 ,rran.ient Advertisers.

All transient advertisements this paper be paid
fr at the time they handed in-otherwe they viii
be Inserted Transient Work be paid for deli
very
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G. A n d [ D A T E S.
SHERIFFALTY.

ES- We are authorized to MOSES SINGLETON
ESQ, candidate for United States Senator.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

s2S StaHmey5H9 and inpediDaeHts Of Speech are be-
ing successfully cured scientific principles by Dr. Jones
at the st. Cloud Hotel, in from one to two hours.
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BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.

No. Is, College street,
II AVE Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
A1ot BOOTS AND SHOES, which consiss In part OF the
followigg3
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies fine Kji and Morocco Bootees thick and thin
sole, with and without Heels.
Ladies me black Lasting Caters side and front lace.
Congress Caters, with and without heeIs
Kid slippers, plain and trimmed =
and Morocco Ruskins thick and thin sole;
Misses Bootees -.
with and without Heels,
Black and Fancy Lasting Caters.
I" Calf aud Gcat Heeed H1Otees for school.
ohiidren's Kid aud Morooco ,oteas hiek nS .hfn sl
ankle Ties and Resets.
Top Bootees, with Heels;
Womens extra size CAL aud Goat Booiees.
servants Kip and Dutch Bootres:
Cali aud Goat, with Heels.
For GeuIs and Hoys.
Genfs hne Pump and Stitched Calf Boots.
:" " quilted bottom W p.
=" = double cole ". T.
:. S Sais stitched Can Congress Caters;
car o,,,,S T Fi:s Ties. .s-sa and pssssd,
IioSh Songress Caters, stitched
Dsy me en- -. ~ ho9ss, ,ewed and PesSsd
q oNfora lies, eyed and ,,.,.s
" " Congress Caters.
Cloth and r. l.. ConEress (}ats-s
Thtck RFOgans, Beats
ixira heavy brosahs for plantation use,
oes BRADSHAW RUTLAND
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azFaza. Jsa. "a lST.


Nip Bennstt has dene EalAu aEeaui 81 roofing 90
n Bis peculiar szy. Nigb cotton slau soated via
preparation the basis q shich appears = Be Ei Tar.
L i very e1tclaai an li resi- aad appears = pFosse
considerable aursbiy fFs The PEsservatss qaahles 81
ths eo@gsstQus shcA peGeIFAtes tAz eath s1d oletz
frs the tlnaebee 81 t1e All and sateE dhe Clasfiau
does a0t esy 4nd ron che tnees e ne ksat ~ she
10 ssHmsFi aar does j. hAFdsn asd eEaeE fEea ths
inEaeaes Il Ms esd q Wihtsr.
osf7--Ig a. 2. NEEzEL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

A MINISTER'S Tes1tmony.

HooKsTowE, BEAVER co., PA. Feb. 9Th, 1851
We prefer buying BGRHAVEs HOLLAND BITTERs
for cash, to the discount. Hope send you
recommendation from Minister tessiyng its
tive powers. (signed1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

latter place, and toithin miles Of
the Manchester and Aclfia1-
ellie Railroad.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9Th, 1857,
sale on the premises to the highest bidder
about 1000 acres Of excellent lands county.
They gently ulatng and the portions
studded with hne oak poplar hickory walnut and other
Chareys creek, unfang stream, furnishing album
dance OF water, through the centre them,
there in addition twenty hne Springs scattered
through them The soil Is adapted to the cultivation
Of Corn, Wheat Oats, all the small grains and domestic
grasses, and viii compare fayorabiy Warren
county snds Producing grass spontsn eousiy, In abun
ance there Is 90 better range for cattle and sheep In the
State portion Of the lands improved, there being
eight cultivated farms with cottages upon the
tract independent Of the beautiful residence Mr. Gas
cock. The whole body q them has, however, been
nom 100 20 500 acres, and fronting public road In
point Of society the location has many adVaatages
churches schools and mills convenient and the Man
chester and AcMinnvie Railroad, which is bat
miles distant af0r outlet market The Of
MeAinn vile, the county seat, nine miles OF,
which u Is believed the Southern University 70 be
viii be locaied thus enhancing The vaae q ala the lands
in the neighborhood. The celebrated watering place.
Beersheha, Is bu g miles distant. The heahfulness Of
this portion OF idle Tennessee is proveFbla 10 Is the
Summer retreat Of numbers Of persons from the south.
This sale viii afford unusually nne opportunity 20
those DESTROYS Of purchasing stock farms IA Of
best sections % the State and Il hoped thai all SUCH
vel as those who wish msreiy 20 obtain place Of
refuge frem the heats Of summer, Vii examine these
lands.
free Barbecue viii be prepared At the Big Spring,
head OF Shareys Greek fer The accommodation Of all Who
TERzs sALE.--Ons two. and three years eredf for
notes With approved security, and lien retained
Persons desiring further Information, Ei address Gee.
y. r. GLAS0OCK. Agent
septl2. No CT Cherry 81. Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

EMIGRATIoN.-Up to the 3Oth of September
there had arrived at New York 145, 1877 foreign
emigrants, since the first Of January against lOS,
4l9 last year.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

MElsFnIs, TEsE., Jan IL. 1857.
To PuHLIo.-W. s. Bennett, mAse Picatioa 10 a.
last buhdinga aith Vests daiVanie
Cement; being thins, EhonEbt uond Ery t.
had applied blacksmith shop, and Bngias House
ataehea he 70 sndFy. They have proved Al requiFe
proof roof kaFnE Wthstoaa % the great.
est stoFus and EiTEE good satlf1cfeh. WecAn anF
add. ny Il and zoe uill % satisfied
oORTis 4 ksAPP. Iroa Fsuaasgs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
Mechanics Fair---rOntinu ance of the
Exhibition.

u
Exhibition.
In consequence Of the great interest manifested
in this beautiful Exhibition and in compliance with
very numerous requests, the directors have deter
mined upon continuing the Fair during the Coming
week.
Very considerable additions have been made
since the opening, and the exhibition is now by
far the most attractive ever presented to the cti-
zens Of Nashville. Oct12-3t
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AIEnrHIs. March 9. ISL

liElIFHIsl 3 IooI.
W. ?. BENNETT, Eo-Dear Slr.-Ihe facts within our
knowledge Of the durability, &e OF Vests GalVanc Ce
menf are these: The building you covered for
spring, am happy 70 state a. cred expectations
We therefore recommend Il 10 the public
log purposes light, cheap Gre and proof
IL does not get so aud Iun iTom the e Of The heat OF
tae SUI; nor does harden and crack om The Effects
the cold. Any porous wishing more mi ar
tiele, call a. car mandatory.
n. :. BRUCE 4 90,
Carriage Mandatory, MonrOe ST., Memphis, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

THANKsGIvING.-The Governor and Council ofN.
Hampshire have appointed Thursday, November
26tb, for thanksgiving day in that State. This is
the first of the season.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

REPORTED DUELs AT WEsT PoIHr.-Tbe editor
of the Rochester Democrat has seen a statement
from pretty reliable source, to the effect that
duel was recently fought between two officers at
West Point in which one was rather severely
wounded The other one, who bad done gallant
service In Mexico, was at once ordered off TO Utah,
and the affair was not made public. The same au-
thoFiiy is given for the statement that recently,
white corps of cadets were Oh dered on some spe-
claI duty, the young took offence at the orders
OF persons in command of the squad and one Of
them rushed at the officer with his sword drawn,
and at once commenced furious attack. The Of
hcer stood upon his defence, and finally succeeded
In disarming his opponent, who was all the while
becoming more hot and rash.
In dispOssessiug him of his weapon, the cadets
sword arm was wounded. He retired to have his
wound bound up, and while absent one of bis COM
Panions assumed his place in the combat The
wounded man returned and again took his sword,
and with increased violence attacked the officer,
who found it necessary ali his skill and vigor
in parrying the blows of his antagonist, When
the affair had become apparently one of life and
death between the combatants senior officer came
upon the ground and put an end to it, The cadets
who participated in the combat were arrested, and
it was supposed, would be dismissed. One OF them,
il is stated, is son of General Jessup.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The White PrODerty
STORE HOUSE FOR SALE,

On hFOau StEeet3 Ehu door from COIEeEcs
WE are OdeIiog for sals, cheap, that valus- 4
w bic store House, situated Broad T., and s1ss
adjoining the Shoe Store Of B. R. Cutter ID akfz
from College street. This is a desirable business
Stand, and we'll adapted business Of description.
1t will 10 per upo the purchase money. Come
quick will lose bargain, For particulars enquire
OF E. r. GLASOOCK AGENT
sept24. No 81 Cherry street
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AN IMPORTANT ITEM TO THE SURVIVORS OF
THE LATE WAR WITH MEXICO.

THE LATE WAX WITH ME1ICO.
LANCASTER H., s c., May IL, 1855.
DR.. @. NJ. JACKSON. Dear Sir AFTER my return from
Mexico, seriously afflicted with that terrible disease
which has carried to the grave many my fellow
soldiers Chronic Darrha, accompanied with Neuralgia
bfOught by the climate of Mexico the mode Of
living, while engaged in the The relief have OBJ
tanned from the Hollands German Bitters is as
tonishing and most cheertuly have, and sti continue
to TecOmm end the Biters to all who similarly affect
ed beev Eg that the eft that from their
will be incalculable.
Very respectfully yours,
K. G.. BILLINGS,
Late Lieut. Of Company O.,
Palmetto Reg't. s. G. Volunteers
Be and ask for HOQFGndS German Bitters and see
that the signature c. kson is on the wrapper Of
each bottle.
For sale by druggists and stOrekeepers in every town
and village in the United aes Indies and Cana
dAs Price IS per bottle. Principal Gce AIS Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa. eot1-1m.
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hlssrms. - D. 81. -

hEEFms, TEEE Dec. sth, If55
To n CuNCERS-T Is 10 certify thai - a
Bsnaett roof for spring, with com
position called Vests Patent GalVanic Cemsnt ooe OF
the deck, he other old shinge FoaL which
giving perfect satisfaction. he also repaired q dor
window, which leaked badly had aided the sk
Carpenters its leaking which he succeeded
In making perfectly light 1 most eheerfuliy recon-
mend his Of roohng 20 The public, Tor al rooang
uurposcs, aud beeve q 20 be permanent axtnre Axans
FIRE and uafsT. d. COCKRELL
Froprietor Couuerelal tfotei
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furEalsrESDEsr's orEseE. ME1rHIs oulo R. R.

Ma BnsuT,- Dear siF;-Oar company having bsea
troubled very With teaky ears, pat soAs "a yogF
Patent Paint upon then. aud 80 far ny knossars e.
tends ohesrfaIy Feu0@mend Il 20 any Who Eish
dry roof Of aby Sort Eours, Ac.
H COFFIN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

10, lo7 Prizes, amounting to SIS, 900.
Bank Notes OF sound Banks taken az par. Cheeks On
heN York RENTED for prizes Address for Tckes
or Certificates Of Packages o. Tiekes
ANDERSON 4 son, Managers. Mscon, Ga.
z8 Orders for Tickets addressed 20 +. d. ANDERSON,
Box Ne. 2S, Nashville Tenn viii be promptly attended
10. AHDERsOE SON, Managers,
Sent. ltd Macon. Ga.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

Real Wilton Carpets. Elegant Velvet and Brussels tn
great variety Elegant phys and Ingrans the Ingrans
the largest and best assorted have oeTed and
at lower prices Also, Velvet Brussels hair and hall
Carpets; Twed and plain Venetian in all widths together
with Felts, DTuRgets, Crumb cloths Rugs Mats &C.
We prepared to make and put down Carpets the
shortest notice. We have large lot Floor OIL Cloths
OF the best Makers and in all widths, which will cut In
any shape to suit purchasers.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Po~es

Trunks, Valisss and Bonnet Boxes.
Ladies' extra siEe Esse Leather Trunks.
=" = travelling
/" sole leather Eonnst RoKes.
Gent's I" e IEuHkE
Hes Htin Iron Frame.
Ashland and sieei spring sole leather Vsiars.
AtEo, heavy Wool HafE OaFpst H.vs $50 -, ~,
HaEs Sc AZ ne aeeEs sFtieles VIA b sasi al a. -
foseesf prize ~ BRADSHAW 4 RuFLAen
- Ne y COLLEGE street.
"" ksign q tha AszTo.l
PRINTING PAPER.
ono EEhMs Mess Paper, FsEious ssn.s. ,sr 81 A..
~ eePtss hAGAA a BRO.
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Curtain Goods.


Elegant Satin LANES IN all coors with trimmings TO
match Elegant Reps in ChinE eOors, with Trimmings 20
match Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; WOOL union and
cotton Damasks in great variety together with Cos ncess
Curtain Pins and Ran DIS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
orTroE OF MIS-. crsTRAL TEss. R. R. Co,

This viii &C rty that the NJ. u T. r. r. 90. have pur-
chased Of MIR ". S. Fennett, the right on ther
Cars, Bridges Buildings &C, &C. Vests Galvano Cement
Having IL used and tested have hesitation
commanding IL to be the cheapest covering no
10 use. K. p. NELLY, President,
81. Q. I r. 4. Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

IS, 1N-4 10 by 12 = 10 by IS4 10 By 10 Damask Ia
bic Cloths Ca IA s4 1O4 Table Damasi by the yard
An sizes coored WO,l Union and Cotton Table cloths
Plaid striped ronetes, Napkins together with all kinds
Of Diapers, ToWelings, MATseies Quilts &e &C. Also sI
widths cotton and linen sheeting, Pillow Linens, DOnes-
tics, etc etc.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
Fine Stock Farms
AT PUBLIC SALE

Lying in the county Of Warren, Immediately
on the Stage Road leading from Murtrees-
6oTO to AcAjnnUiLLe, miles from the
latter place, and toithin miles Of
the Manchester and NcAfinaa-
CiLLs Railroad
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saHEEa's AVID aEaL sUrE,. orglos. MEsRaIs cnAnLEs

kEGNEER's AND GkNL SUITS OFFioE MEAPRIs CH1RIEs
TON RAnhOAD.
MKNFms June &c, 1857.
20 WHoa IT CoSCERs.-This is 20 certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have puF-
chased Of W. s Bennett the right prepare upon
their Depots budngh Cars &C, &c, Vests GalVanic
patent IRE and water proof ROodrg and believe
Is 10 be an economical and durable covering having
ready had ii in use for eight months.
SAM. TATE, President.
?, @. ARMS, Gent supt.
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Staple Goods.

We have uslly large all kinds Of Domestic
goods Beached snd Brown Cottons WOOL union and cot
ton Fsnnes striped coons for servants great variety,
Heavy goods for house and field Prints cling
hams Hos ery, Gloves, in short every thing in hnes
and at prices that cannot fail to GENERALIZATION
Oct6 O. NcRAIRY q co.
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OHERf bFzss Blssss, Naas Hash--r 49, g., -
- ne, Le-1hsr BsiIisg % hand and 81 ale 81
sePs4s. -. DICEKT.
40 THE BUSINESS MRN 81 NAsT7-
WILLIE
III WAT vstaahis haEiaeas hauas pFepsrfF
errusF, ffontiaE g tset Aarsst stlset a. z 80 -
Ckafeh, b pFapased Be eased ~ tsFn al -. II
party % parties Who at iEProFe ths ssms - knlts.
kkzFe0a geat eGsness haase cr haasea.
fefsans deslraE - ie4ss iusitel dIs rssen -.
slsaia sil1 Gts uussFsElza. Ma Nl 81
Tea e. aQpiieatien 81 Sc case.
Q. D. aRIgE O. n
szz.4 ShanesEy Coar4 q EashsfHs.
fsHAk4A-ipo sexss- ". q Chssus, ana arsisle q
~ s4lz ~ J. G.. RoBEREeoS,
seis o. EEoa4Eays
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-24
Political News,

Notwithstanding Mr.. Bucllanan's assertion in his
message that the matter Of Kansas was a mere ter
ritorial affair that should be put at rest, and
would be. have. not alone. information from
that Territory. but debates in Washington signiii-
cant of any thing but an immediate adjustment of
the matter.
The truth is, and it cannot he disguised, Mr. Bu-
chanan and his pro-savery friends arc determined,
ii possible. to force upon Kansas Constitution, to
which large portion of the inhabitants are OPP
posed To this end. having exhausted all the force
which Executive position could give him. in an ef
fort OF years duration, to make Kansas a Slave
state-removing Governor after Governor. and cv-
cry official who would carry out the wishes of the
people-having repudiated the principle upon
which he was elected-the Cinsiunati Platforn-his
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-24
State Items.

Matthew Griswold Of Old Lyme, saw man
named VIM. Austin in the sound, On the bottom
OF boat, IN pcrllous condition few days since,
and lescaed him from drowning took him 10 his
house, warmed and ted and cared for him, took him
to the Cats, aud gave him three dollars to reach
Norw,!A, where he slid be lived. The next Satur-
day night the ungratcul scamp entered the house
Of his oeneiactor stole about $1,000 worth of proper
ty but caught at the Essex Ferry, with the prop
erty upon him, Aad has been bound over tor trial
Mr.. Anthony T.yon. of Colebrook, out
yt;llnn. IL tcw DAYS sllce with double barleled
gun (s;,ys the Hartford Press and in jumping over
u small stream among some BRUSH both barrels Of
his gun wore discharged charge taking effect in
his arm and SCATTERING 1t badly, and the other
tearing the clothing from his bowels and only grd-
sins the skin.
MIR. Henry MiScOn. Of Woicottville recently
deposited II barrel vi wheat -four in the houses OF
several If his poor Aci1hb This act OF hbera.-
ity in Mr. Migeon is the disinterested AS he is
d foreigner 10y birth and education and the duna-
tions were made to the g natives around him.
About o'clock P. NJ. 18th lns,., the house
of MIR Geo Hale, on Derby turnpike near New
Haven was totally destroyed by FIRE. The heigh-
bors, by gteat exeIions saved mot Of the furul-
,ure on the first hoor The origin Vi the ERE is nu,
known. Los 81 ,2eJ.
The Holmes and Tu.tle Manufacturing Co..
joint stock corporation in Bristol (says the Hart
ford Press.l have MADE aSsiyua,rnt Th-,r
manufactures were principally German silver ware.
l.. Thompson, E-q, bvok-kseper Tor the concern,
Is assignee.
A fne porker, dressed and hanging nv the
gdnIhisl, j.. the barn Of Rev DR.. Sill o. New
Haven, was stolen by sou- G-nslies on Sunu y
nghi last, and carried of budny.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-24
OBJ 4ittb6el0 G1tqaur,
Special Notice.

1t is with great pleasure. that we acknowledge
the fact of not being able to make anything Of
speculation out of or g cent charge, to non-nav-
ing subscribers Our call for banka5se funds. has
been literally responded to, and not single neti-
vidual has rendered one Of the articles which We
assured subscribers wouks moi hereafter he taken at
this office. Although we have received number
of letters regarding vegetable currency, oxbws ami
wagon tire they have uniformly been in good
part, en- dosing with them the CASH We regret how
ever to state that there are numbers of Individuals
whose case we think it will be necessary to report
to the poor house commissioners. Men too poor to
pay not quite cents a week for county paper.
We certainly can attribute their Indifference t"
County interest to other cause than sheer power
ty. Too poor to taks the paper!! Report yourselves
at once to the AlmshouSe. good people. pray d"
The keepers will no doubt levy tax On the panpcrs
for your benefit.