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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-08

RIcn.-Boles, Carter & Co., at Jones' Flat,
took out Of their claim sixteen ounces last Sat
urday.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-08

~ Mr.. Lcnnebacker, Agent of Wells,
Fargo & Co., in this place, has our thanks for
fvnrs
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-08
Aqua E-rio Rr wery
+ O r. $ A l. Ell

THIS BREWERY, AT Aqua FRO, MAIiIPOSA COUNTY,
l. is For Sale For further particulars apply the
subscriber on the premises at Aqua Frio.
july2u WILLIAM BUCIIENAU,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-08
Mariposa, August Sd, 1857.

no. COIN 4 DErTELBACH, are now receiving large
supplies Of Goods from San Francisco all OF which will be
sold ut reasonable rates for Cash
BsS- BEST QUALITY OF HAVANA CIGARS SOLD AT
125s CENTS. au27u
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-08
HORNITOS BUSINESS HOUSES.
LIrER STaBL Il T..
DIR. ii. J. PAINE,--DENTIST,
II O r. n 1T O s.

II ATE or THE FIRM OF PAINE 4 BEERS, Dentists San
Francisco, is permanently located at Horntos,
where he will be happy 10 attend to calls in his profession
Having had extensive practice for seventeen years he
feels warranted in saying to all those wishing Dental opera
tions performed, Artificial Teeth inserted fine gold
plate that his work cannot be exceed in the United States
TERMS moderate. Consultations, free.
~ B.--Dr. i. will make occasional visits 10 the neigh
boring towns where he will attend persons their reen
ccs upon application either by letter otherwise. oiu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-08

No. THE UNDERSIGNED, residing partners Of the late
Firm Of ~ COIN CO., have this day formed Co-Part
nersp under the name Of COIN DETIELBACH. and so
cit continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed upon the late firm All persons indebted to the late
firm are requested to make immediate settlement
W. COIN,
j. DETTEl.BACH.
Mariposa, August 80, 1857.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-08
DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHIP

TIME CoPARTNERs HIP heretofore existing under the
l. name of n COIN CO., is this day dissolved by
ua consent All persons indebted to the late firm here
by notified 10 settle their accounts with Messrs W. COIN
DEiTEIBAt, who will continue the same business
heretofore. j. 6RliSMAN
n. COIIN.
j. DErIELBACA
W. C0HN.
August Sd, 1857.
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<yw DFiy.Sr. OFT. l3-J0bnAOn II 20,
Vrocefs have iailesl No other failures rc.
ported today The suSIshsion of the New
York hanks have caused All upasy feeling
The savings bank closed to-day. " IL IA
small connrn. 1'bro ~ 10 b" meeting Of
the merchants tonight.
WasuiSGros. Oct II-sl $4,000 WORT.
al T. : stocks were redeemed TO day, oI
which - wen, 10 Virginia. AMI TnrIy nil
the balsu.o went 10 New York.
DETEoir, oct lin consequence 81 the
susIs.nsion II the Eastern banks. the M,cbi.
gan INSURANCE 90. Bank discontinued specie
TIA yrnent thl, morning, otherwise iis b'siDe,~
viii 20 on ~ usual The action Of the banks
ia almn~, unanimously approved. A m't
ibg u the citizsns will I've held this Afternoon
at the City Hall.
NV YoKx, Oct. IA Thr aspect oi af
fairs ]. dechb'ily more chesrfal Merchants
bankers, and others look upon the bank sas
y.rsims ss relief There il b run upon
The Savings Banks.
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t',osa California.


NV oHiEAsn, D,l. -
The steamer Granada from Havana on
the 10th has arrived The Northern liclt
hrlugs a million and quarter al bullion.
The Granada experienced ,.io an ia,
81 and itl. and aiicrwsrds saw wreck
nam" undscovcrablc.
tALfoRSi. Eiyrios. Wcllcrs major
ity over both his antagonists Il Oo0
Legislatures largely Democratic
Bates, cs-Irasurcr. aud Rowe, his clerk.
have been committed 10 jail in default Of
bail
Chief Justice Murray IL dead.
Col Casey. Of Icnnes.e. was killed IN u
duel with Mr. Blair.
The overland mail from San Antonio.
TEXAS, reached san Diego, Aug 81.
Reports Of the pSsassinailon ui AlvOfez ~
caana. Mexico, had reached San Fran
cisro.
Disturbances have occurred near til,
boundary Of Lower California. between The
Americans and the authorities
\ company was fitted out at -an Diego
10 assist the Americans. II wa considered
IL G,,ibas'fr movement;
II wa reported ,ho' GOV. ''astio oI
Lower California. t-srlDg Il revolution
among his own people, bad joined tn
Americans.
The Constitute psl Convention OF Oregon
i. in session. The slavery question Is BEING
slightly ngifat"i
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tpo', i'.spaioh - tn \ :. 1imss

tpoe,. l'.spa,eb ',thr \ :. Tine.
WAsuiSGToh, Oct. II.
The Treasury Department yesterday re-
deemed public stocks 10 the amount Of
slGj 600 tho sum Ilslurad on this ne.
count, with in,cf'si and premium amount
my 10 slbl 900.
Letters received here r1uiirm the state
m'n'a in relation 10 ok Minister Champions
rude treatment oi Mr. iDalIas, nitcd States
Minister al London. II appears that Nh.
CHAMPION repeatedly nbd IN the most pub
liz and marked manner, has avoided Mr..
Dallas. notwithstanding III" beat ctloiiR Of
the latter ~ cyincc The k ndog' and most
cordial feeling on hi own part. On one oc.
caslon recently, wnIic Mr.. i'nIinr wiz walk
ing thu street IN company with lritlsi,
npblemnu, Mr. Champion VA. observed ap'
preaching from the opposite direction. but
upon ~cing our Minister h. suddenly passed
up an alley way and again avoided him.
Conduct like this. frequently repeated has
attracted attention AMI ELECTED good deal
Of sverc remark ngaiDs, Mr. g.. Who would
seem 10 have no excuse for IL. except his
general hatred 10 Americans sinr. his
forced retirement from the Lmbassy here.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-22

Mr.. ". f. Fo~rre Of Bangor. 'hc inyeu-
TOR and manufacturer for sharpening pencils.
las lust closed contract Tor 81 900
of tie article That ia n pretty large oper-
alton in small in" Of manufacture. NJ.
FosTER ha- hitherto kept forty hands con
stautly employe aud tunnel out ili'y gross
Of ID" sharErners per day tie will nov
be Obliged 70 largc "N'"nd hi. operations
The American Captain. IN London bad
cnntrbu,lt $50 for The wife Of Captain
R,@rR. eho was recently hung in Liverpool
for causing the death of one Of hi- -amri'
AZ tie same time expressing their belief that
he v.s 10 murderer,
I, j. understood that senator Dol Grts
has lls' ,cry hrayiiy il the current revus'on,
having seen engaged in extensive time spec
n!a,ors in Wc-,.rn land. aud lots
TIE Trenton Gg=s1, advocate, an amend
mTt Of the banking laws, ~ "a To- require
EVERY bskifs III III" INV ~ ~
make weekly statements Of their afAlr' IN
stead Of quarterly.
The Boston Copr,.r, referring 10 'be tiuan-
ciai crisis, says tina, New York bragg "a"
much The Louisville Jo,Onoi says tina,
New York holds fast ,rp much.
A sornans life Wa curiou.ly PrcSrv"i
10y hrr husband in -,sflori.hire, lately, by
The process Of TRANSMISSION. she lay At the
JDin. q death, whom 40 last resource,
vein vas opned 10 her arm. and on in the
arm Of her husband anil as the blood flowed
from the la,ter j, vas transmitted, by suit
able sppa'atu. 10 'he veins Of the wife. AZ
Ter seventeen ouboes had tSSn tins inj"ct'd,
the palse became perosp'lble, and the color
Ia. lips re,dens7i. the CLASSY eye brigh,eDss
and she thankfully sAid am ts,,sr. -
The case has progre-.''i very fav"ahIy, and
the woman q reco -rts
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The Brooklyn banks aud saving inst,u-
tions have all suspended
BosroN, Oct li.-Tho Mas sachusctts
Bank continues TO pay specie.
The banks met at one o'clock Ia consult
upon the cSrslirpcy of rcd~ming small
notes in specie,
HARrroRp. Oct. ID All the banks have
suspended, except the Corn River Banking
( Co.
PORTLAND, Ms, oct. Ii. The banks
have all suspended.
N.w NoRK, Oct i6.--1hc California
mail steamer Northern Light has arrived
with 'ls passengers and 81 GA 900 in su,-
che, OF which about SIS 600 IL from Havana
and Aspnwall. The principal cosignes
are Wells Fargo, S23S,OO0; Rowland 4
Aspinwall, S2li,0O0 American Exchange
hank, Slsl 900 Duncan, Sherman n Co.
Sl22.00o; Robert llallott n Co., SllO..
600
There is no news Of importance In nd
ditioh to dispatches received from New Or
leans aidll list a, passenger. ON the Central
America has been received
Nfw oRlf,N, Oct. l5~-Thc Citizens.
Louisiana and Canal hanks of la. have r..
fused Ia take the notes Of the free banks.
The run commenced early on the free
banks AMI before ! o'clock the Union, Nc,.
chan'S, aud Bank OF New Orleans hnd sus
pended specie payments.
There Is No run upon the Soutlcru Bank.
and Il Is considered perfectly good
The chartered banks are standing hy each
Other. Large deposits are being made In
them more II Is said than has been with
drawn.
fncr Ia considerable excitement. and
good humor prevails, II IL supposed tina,
the run will continue tomorrow Great
conid'ncc Il rcpnscd IN banks which are
now standing, They have had large deposits
to-day
No failures AMI morc chccrlunc,s than
~ the morning
There are run,ors that the Bank of New
or'uus will oln'n IA the morning.
Notes 81 the bank Of James Robb are
'" xhn =, ~" 1c' 1o' T o"AV"T oo ,ts and
Samuel q. liupglrs were heard this morn.
ing before '.o,crnor X my on behalf Of New
York city hanks
Objection is made ~ m extra session Of
the Legislature The Governor srcs no nc-
ccss'y for j, ut present. bat will hold the
subject under ad,'snl.
~ Ioti4, oct. IL. The reported rns.
pension Of poouc, King n Co. and Collins,
X Kellogg n Co. Of tins city, as publishod IN
New \orl, Express OF the Eth, liz au,hori.
tnii,rly couiradrtrJ
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ono FIE'TioS,-.It il impossible 10 say
hos Ohio has gou~ From a private Dir
Patch received last c,sring we learn 'ha,
Chase i. 900 abead with sigI'ssn eOuntles
70 heAr from In the SEVENTY counties heard
from the Democrats gain 1880 On the
vote d la, fall II similar gain. have b'sn
obtained il the remaining countie< Pam
il Governor By 2D6o majority In Guy
,hoga county The Democratic gain IL up
wards q 900 Ch,cGpo 1T,bus " F,i-
,f,..
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Indiana Election A..
IsbIASAPUr.is, Oct. !

IsDIASAPDIIs oct II,
Judges Of the Supreme Cour' 10 I'll the VA
c.nci~s caused by The resignation Of Judge
Gookin ard Stuart, snI County Clerk and
County Commissioners. Of Marion county,
were the only Candidates voted for y'S'sr'
day
The Democrat. maxi 10 nominations II
caplids'@s fo- Judge Of supreme Court,
a. they claim tina, un,br the constitution oi
Ipiana the yacsnciss mus, be filed by ap.
,aiD,nsn, u the Governor. The kepub-
lean Candidates re,sived q full vote. Com
l,Isie returns for the County Clerk spd Com
mi-sioprS Of Marion county elect / T..
N~~. RIP. Clerk by q majority Thomas
jobuSn Cornmis-I0bSr, by ~ ma
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-22
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM rmH nAsr.
OHIO PROBABLY DEM0CRATiC--GREA
GAINS.
PAckfH EIscrED ~ PKNNSrIraNIA
he sMnr rattle lSaoNs Ia Iowa.

rAcksS ELEcrED ~ rKNNsrIraNiA
Demorratle tsaiws IL Iowa.
From Ohio We have most cheering news
We give below all received, promising thai
every county shows Democratic gains
CNciNNArrI, Oct. H.
Fairfield county all in but towns; Demo
cratic majority 1900 Brown county, |
township dem. maj, % Clinton co, 4? towns
dem. maj. ll6; Stark co. 300 dem maj
Ashtabula Borough 2ii ,cm maj. Lorraine
co. complete 1883 Rep. maj. Medina co
500 Rep. maj Hamilton. Lick Run town.
ship. Chase, Rep. ,6 maj Clifton township
81 maj STAIRS township, Payne, dem, %.
CNciNNArl-2d Ward, Chase lO1 maj.
81 Ward, Payne 300 mai, l,h Ward, Payne
5G0mai. 18th Ward Chase 3 maj. 9Th Ward
Payne ISL maj. .ih Ward. Chase 81 maj
sth Ward, Payne loo maj. 9th Ward,
Payne $50 ma, 9th Wari, Chase 500
maj 18th Ward, Chase 80 mai Eth
Ward, Payne 10 mi 3ih Ward, Payne
100 maj. lith Ward, Chase 100. Eth
Ward, Payne l3i maj
Wayne CO. 800 Dem. maj ir~uc co.
300 Dem maj Slndusky co 100 Dem
maj Huron 60. 1900 Rep MAJ Lucas CO.
200 Dem. maj llmr, co, 20 Dem mai ,
Defiance co. 200 Dim, maj Wood 90. 80
Rep. maj. Lake co lio0 Rep nai brown
CO., Union ip Chae 80 maj, Highland
CO, Madison tp,, Chase % maj, Clermont
CO.. Ohio Up, thas - maj Athens CO.
Athens tp., chase g maj Warren co..
Faith trc,!". Casa 3e' MAJ As far as
heard from Chase loses 10 votes IA this
county.
SUMMIT Co class lO3. mai, Clement
county Paine 800 maj Brown county, Bird
township, Chase = maj rrblc county,
Chase 500 maj, Iutler county. Paine 1900
majority
Further rctutnsgivc about 10000 Dem
gain IN - coun,rs. Legislature is pro
bably Democratic The vote for Governor
is close and the ruult doubtful,
CiScISN.ri, Oct IL.
Perry county 'ayne 400 maj Morgan
county, Payne COZ maj Hamilton county
Payne 1900 Hardin county, Chasc. 20
Democrats clam gain Of 1000 IN 10
countic. Fcknvay county, $40 for Payne.
Fairfield county, ,G35 for Payne Warren
county, ~, for Chase Jefferson county,
10 for Chase Guernsey with one town to
hear from 800 TOR Payne Hancock, 100
for PAYNE Clinton. 129 Tor Chase Mus
kingum. 400 for Payne Marietta, linz no,
working Licking, 400 Tor Payne.
From PENNSYLVANIA We have news which
shows that the American. have not united
upon Wil MOI This indicates the success
of FArhrH by Tremendous majority,
pufiAptiLiuA. Oct. II
Complete returns foot up-Faclsrr, ~
00o Uallchurst - 600 Wllmot. 10 600
iehlyh Co 600 majority for Packer
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lStot ~ Isalttssoss.


BAirtsoEg Oct Ia
\ flu, broke on, the + VI between the
am.rlo an Of the 6,h and the Democrats Of
N, .tt Ward. Mu-kcts anil pistols were
ussd and i, Is said s@yrral IrrSous were
killed.
SEcosD DssrAr,n.--Tie polio" captured
a quantity Of nuskets nj jsrkson Hall ~
M" 9Th Ward Police officer Jordan was
killed, anil Others wounded u !. thought
several IcrsOi- were killed
Another rot il reported r progrersing
al 'l,e lexington marke, house, 10 the west
crn part u the city. The police cap,ur''i a
large quantity Of firearms from the New
MARK, ErgiDD Iious
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Land ssi1s.

The following chhibit by tie different
STATES The number of ncfes ~ public land
,old f0r cash during the las, f.cal year
and the amount received therefor. Thi4
DOS not include the location. by land wnf
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lARRiNbthui ot' IL
The Governor signed the Relief hill, and
The Legislature adjourned sine die,
NV NnnH. bc,. 10 The Democrats
have nominated Fernando Wood for Mayor.
The Americans and Republicans oi the
81 Judicial District have nominated Thoinaa
Nelson, Of Wcsicbcsicr American Tor the
long term, aud l.. I'pderc Rep, Of livings-
ton for ihc short term
The steamship Daniel Webster has ar
rived from New Orleans, via Havana, ON
the nh instant
The name Of the shaver recently captured
viz the In'z. instead of the Manppa aud
The captains name wns Palmer.
II was reported but considered donht'nl,
that niioihrf sinNc't with coo negroea on
board had b"n captured easi Of tard'nas
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Atom Bank Farmers 4 T ader- III
Agricultural Ha1k Lafayette Bank
Rank 81 Bloomington. Maroon Rank;
Bank 81 = gin. hci<au County hank;
Bank II a,4lsna Neh = hrosers' 81
Bank 81 Nsp"rtiil'. Naiiobs Bank.
Bank 81 Northern ~ Prairie stat. Bank
Bank II Pike County. Railroad Bank
Bank ~ Peru 9Th u TX. ~. brzyyiil"
Bar. u QUINCY: state Bk III. @hASn"e
Cen,ra Bsnk ~ Peoria town,
'hy Bank 81 Ottawa warren county Bank,
Chicago Bank Frontier BANK
Edgar County Rank 'itl"hs Bank
y. J. Tinkham 4 60. International Bank.
bank. ',rayyle Bank
A few Of the banks callsrl uIyyn have ~,
70, footed up bu' il ia probable they will
do 20 before the expiration ofthe Auditor
motto. 20 thm.- State JouraHi lM
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1tss lillu0i- Banks.

several weeks since. the Bank Commits
.pncrs made call upon number Of the
stock scnr.4l banks of thi. state for add.
t0fal securities, in order 10 protect 'hrif
i-sne. This step wa- rendered nccess.iry
N consequence oi the depreciation Of -i0cks
IN the New iolk market We are glad 20
tate 'ha, the following bank. have ALREADY
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-04
NJ e :" &ooDS
TIE BEE HIVE" HEPLENISHED
.S'Elsss SPRING SsCUEs$,

4 NOMFRISING every variety and style of STAPLE
- AND FANCY DRY GOODS including BLACK
AND COLORED DRESS SILKS. Beragcs, De Baiges
Pop!ins, Clialli, Bcrage and Muslin DcIures Super
b! Mohsir Alpaca and Err. bomhazine, French and
English Ginghanss, Printed Lawns, Brilliants and
taiicoes-a large Stock.-Silk, Brocha, Cashmere
and Ihihet SIlAWIS.- Also. DRESS & MANTLE
TRIMMINGS, an immense stock, including Buttons
Frngcs, Laccs, and M,:irc Antique Velvet and other
Ribbons, of all widths and colurs GLOVES & Ho-
3IEUY Of all teserpions.-Silk, Linen and Cotton
ls.ccs EigisGs, &c.-Embrodrrics, FlounciEss, Col
lars CnierSlcetes, Wrought Edgirgs s. Instrtings,
&c.-Curlin NnSlins, White and Col;red Calnhlics
and Muslins of all styles.-W hite Brown and Buff
Linens. -shirtings, sheetings,. Jeans, Shirts and
Shirt Bosoms Printed ShiItings Broaicloths Cas-
si:ncteS Summer Stnfs, and READY MADE CLIO
THING Floor OF Cloths, Room Paper Haneings
and Curtains Geese Feathers Ticking. Denms,
Flannels Mnreens. Diapers. &c. &c.--Ladies' and
Children 5 Boots, Shoes, and Rubber Orcr-Shoes.
GROCERIES of all kinds and CRocKERy--All
req G'e4' for Cash, Work, or Produce.
n. B.-Shirts to be made up usua-and Towns
Agent. S. n BRONSON.
Nay, 1851 tf-2
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-04
Taxes !! Taxes !!

A Ill PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY TAXES IN
"A the town OF LIrCHFiELD on the List of Octo-
Der, 1856 are hereby notified that will be at Homer
kilborn's in Milton on Monday, June 18th, from 8
t. IL O'Clock A. NJ. at Kcnneys store in Bantam
Falls the same day, from | to o'clock r NJ at
Srnedey store in South Farms on Tuesday June
18th, from 8 to Il o clock A. NJ at Simeon Smiths
East side,) the same day, from | to p NJ at
Catlins store in Northtcld on Wednesday, June
18th, from to II o clock A. Nj at Litchfrld Depot
the same day, from to 4 p NJ Taxes can be paid
at all times at my Office in East street All who
neglect to call on me may expect Twill call on them
A word to the wise. sc. A. S. LEWIS
Litchield, June |, 1857 T6-3tal Collector.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-04
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,

Hudson Dc ~, VS. STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Lyman B.P,c,dle ct as + Litchfeld County. s.
aTPuN THE PETITION OF ADDISON DEN,
z CT Darlington in the County of Berkshire and
State OF Massachusetts,, now pending in the supe-
lior Court for said Litchield County, praying for
the foreclosure of certain mortgaged premises, stu
stc,l in Can ;tn in said Litckfield County
l. appearing to. and being found BY the un'lar-
signed authority that Matilda Droun and Maria
Morley, two of the Respondents named in said rst-
ton, absent out of this State, that service of
said petition cannot be made upon them cis 'ntily
Ir Is ORDERED. That notice Of the penftncy Of
said petition be given to the sail Matilda Droun
and Maria Morley, by publishing this order i'll a
newspaper printed in Litchticld in said County six
weeks SUCCESSFULLY. the last publication to tie at
least three weeks before the session OF sail Court to
be held ct Etchfed. within and for said County,
on TIE second Tuesday of September, 1857.
Ltchfeld, April %, 1857.
FREDERICK D. BEEM.tN,
2-6t Clerk of said Superior Cont
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-04
Groceries and Provisions,
Collectors Notice.

RTOTICE is hereby given to all persons liable to
l y pay taxes in the town of Cornwall on the
list of 1856 due the lst day of june 1857, that
will be at the store of John B. Doughty in Cornwall
Hollow on Thursday, June II, 1857 from 9 o'clock
A. II. till II o'clock also at the store Of J. & S..
Beers, North Cornwall from O'Clock till clock,
p NJ. of the same day and at the store of W. Clark,
at Cornwall Bridge, on Friday, June 18TH from 8
Q clock, A. NJ till II o'clock also at the storeof NJ.
Beers & Co.. Cornwall from l o'clock tilI.4 O'clock
NJ of day and at the store of Pratt Foster
& Co., West Cornwall Saturday, June 9th from 9
O clock A. NJ until II o'clock at noon to receive
said taxes All persons neglecting to pay ON said
days may expect to pay travelling fees
MINER P. ROGERS, Collector.
North Cornwall May 18th, 1857. Sta
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-04
STATE OF CoSNECTICUT, .
Litchtitlu County, y

Charles D. Deniag, VS..
LnrnGn ". Case ct ais.
q pom the petition of Charles D. Deming. of
u Canaan in said County, now pending ID the
Superior Court for said Litchteld County. PRAYING
that a certain deed executed by said Dcmiag, and
delivered to said Lyman W. Case, may, for lessons
therein assigned, be declared null and void from its
date. per said petieon on file, dated March 9th.
1891
1t appearing to, and being found b. the under
signed authority. that Lyman W. Case and Cdtha-
rine Dtmng, two of the respondents named in said
petition are absent, without this State, that
vice of said petition cannot be made upon therl
personally
IT Is ORDERED, That notice of the tendency of
said petition. be given to said Lyman W Case and
C.tharine Deming. by publishing this or.l,;r in IA
newspaper printed in Litchtield in sail County, six
weeks succtssiyely--the last publication to be at
least three weeks before the session OF sal Curt
to be held at Litchteii within and for said County
on the second Tuesday of September, 1857.
Litchteld, April 10Th 1857.
FREDERICK D. BEEMA,T.
oct Clerk of said Superior Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-04

At A TOWN MEETING REGULARLY
IA warned and held at the Methodist Church, in
the FIRST Society in Washington June LIST, 1857,
William c. Bronson, Moderator:
Voted, That each family in the town of Washing
ton be permitted to leave one Cow on the high
way from sunrise till nine o'clock in the evening
from the first day of June, till the first day of De-
cember provided such Cow has strap on the neck
and the initials of the persons name thereon.
Resolved, That the Haywards in this town be re-
quested and directed not to impound any Cow which
may have strap on her neck and be running at
large in accordance with bye law just passed. for
the space of one month from this day until the law
just passed can be published.
Voted, That the Town Clerk the aforesaid
byeaw to be published in the LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER,
a newspaper printed in Ltchield, four weeks sue
ccssiveiy.
Dated at Washington, June lst, 1867.
The foregoing is true copy of the Record
Certified by d. B. BRINSMADE, Town Clerk
Cat
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-04

IuVHE COURT OF PROBATE FOR THE DIS
IL trct of Litchfed has limited and allowed two
months from the date hereof for the creditors of the
estate of SYLVESTER SPENCER, of litchfeld in
said District assigning debtor, in which exhibit
their claims thereto; and has appoiated Samuel G.
Braman, David G. Buckley, and Frederick d. Bee
man, ESQ., Commissioners to receive and examine
said claims. Certified by
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
The subscribers give notice, that they shall meet
at the Office of HOLSTER 4 Beeman, in said Itch
field. on the 10th day of June and the LIST day of
August 1857. at o'clock in the afternoon on each
of said days, for the purpose of attending on the
bust ness of said appointment.
SAM'L G. BRAMAN,
DAVID G.. BULKLEY Etommls-
cat FREDERICK d. BEEMAN, J siohefs.
Ltchfeld, June |, 1857.