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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-20
Superior COurt-Sept. Telm m, 1860.

JUDGE SEYMOUR PREs, DING. Litc1.feld Bank vs. Sidney Peck.-This was an action brought by the Bank to recover the amount of a note given by Peck to the Bank as was claimed by the Bank, for Stock which had been subscribed by Peck. Defendant de tended on the ground that he was induced to take the stock and give the note, through the representations of the Agents aud Directors of the Bank, which, as he claimed, were false and fraudulent.
 Verdict for defendant.
 Woodruff and Catlin, for plaintiff:
 Hubbard & Ransom, and Kellogg, for defend ant.
 George 4. Sterling vs. Charles S. WAie.- This was an action by the plaintiff agajust the defendant, to recover damages for breach of warranty, or for misrepresentations made in the exchange of property, on contract between them. Defendant claimed that contract was made with one Root. Declaration contained two counts.
 Verdict for plaintiff on second count, for $44, and for defendant on first count, to recover his cost.
 For plaintiff, Sedgwick and Wheaton.
 For defendant, Hubbard & Ransom, and Stod- dard.
 PETITIONS FOR DIVORCE
 Melissa Elz,cyn vs. Robert ENryn.-Bill granted.
 Sedgwick fof petitioner.
 Ctatharine Cha56eld vs. Timothy CAa1seld-| Bill granted.
 Graves and Dutton for petitioner. Emily 4. Rock,reN vs. Darid s. Rock0eN.-l Charge -Intemperance. Bill granted. Cothren for petitioner. Charles A. Booth vs. Cdtbarine BooM.-I Charge ge-Intemperance, assertion. Bill granted. Cothren for petitioner. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-20
Purify the Blood.
 MOFFAPS Vegetable Life Pills and Phoenix BitterS.

TIE high and envied celebrity which these pre- eminent Medicines have acquired for their inyari- able efficacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure has rendered ihe usual practice of pufing not only unnecessary but unworthy of them They a,e known by ;heir ituis their good works testify for them, and they thrive not by the faith of the clcdulous.
 In all cases of Asthma, Acute and Chronic l Rheumatism, Affections of the Bladder and Kid neys
 | Bilious Feve,s and Liver Complaints-In the south and west, whe, these diseases prevail they will be found invaluable Planters, farmers and others, who once use these Medicines, will never be without them. Bilious Cholic, and Serous Looseness. BiIes, Costiveness, Colds and Coughs, Cholic, Consump- tion. Used with great success in this disease
 CORRUPT HUMORS, DROPSIES,
 DYSPEPSIA. No person with this distres- sing disease, should delay using these medicines immediately.
 ERuprIoNs OF THE SKIN, ERYs1pELAs, FLArU- LENCY,
 FEVER AND AGuR. For this scourge of the west ern country these medicines will be sound safe. speedy. and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system subject 10 return O: the disease "a cnrc by these medicines is permanent Try them, be satisfied and be cured.
 FouLNEss OF COMPLEXION,
 GENERAL DEBILITY,
 GoUT, GIDDINEss, GRAVEL, HEADACHES of every kind, INWARD FEVER, INFLAMMAroRY RHKunA- A"''h1 DLOODy OAUNDICEf LOSo OH AffE1IIEs
 LIvEE COMPLAINTS,
 LEpRosY, LoosENEss,
 MERcuRIAL DISEASES Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects of Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful preparation of Sarsapa- rila.
 NIGHT SwEATs, NERVOUS DEBILITY, NKRyous COMPLAINTS of all kinds, ORGANIC AFrEcrIoxs. ARBITRATION OF THE HEART, PAIxTER's CHoLIc'
 PILES. The original proprietor of these medicines was cured of Piles of S5 years stand- ing by the use of these LIFE MEDIcINEs alone
 PAINS in the head, side, back, joints and orpans-
 RHEUMATISM. Those afflicted with th;s terrible disease will be sure of reiet by the Life 
 RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD, ScURvEY. sArY RHEUM, SwELLINGs, -- scRoFULA, or KING's EVIL, in its worst forms ULCERS. Of every description.
 WORMS. of all kinds, are effectually expellcd by these Medicines. Parents will do well to ad. minister them whenever their existence is suspert. ed. Relief will be certain THE LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIx BTTTFRs
 PURIFY THE BLOOD, And thus remove all disease from the system. Sold by all druggists. W. B. MOFFAT. Mn proprietor, s35 Broadway, N. Y. lOIysCm
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-20
GOSHEN, Aug. 6, 1850.

lowing note received some time since Will dS- coyer
 GOSHEN, Aug. 6, 1850.
 MR. ENQUIRER You gave the result of the census in several towns of this county. l wish when you give the result of Goshen you would add mine, as the census man did not see fit to call on me. And perhaps this will help them to make out their returns more complete.
 There are eig7H persons in my family. We are all white. We can all read and write lex cept little boy seven years old, and shall have him learn when he gets two or three years older.)
 I have got 200 acres of land, good lot of farming utensils 30 head of stock, fat hogs, 50 to 100 head of chickens, dog, cats. Yours truly, w.
 P.S.-If this will be of any benefit to the cen sus man, he may copy.
 Coop FOR NEW HAvEN.-The annual election for Assessors and Board of Relief, took place at New Haven on Friday last, and resulted in the defeat of the combined Democratic ticket and the triumph oe the Republican ticket by a majority of three hundred. Well done, New Haven!
 NEWS IrEMs.-The Europa steamship from Europe announces the good news that the King of Naples had abandoned his capital on the Gtl inst, and had fled to Gaeta. Garibaldi was al Caba twenty-six miles from Naples on the 9th and was expected to reach the city on the 7th Naples continued tranquil. ..... The Prince O Wales was at Niagara on the 17th. He wit messed the crossing of Blondin on the tight rope who made the perilous transit on stilts. The Prince leaves next for Hamilton, c. w., ane then crosses over to the Western States ane will arrive in New York by October llth.. A monster Republican Mass meeting was helo in New York, on Thursday of last week. 20, 900 voters assembled in council. Speeches wcr, made by Pelatiah Perit, Wm. E. Dodge, Jas. o Putnam and Carl Schurz. The speech of tho latter was two hours long and was scathine review of the course of the little sGuatter. w shall try to find room for an extract net week Five thousand torches turned out in the proces sion and the enthusiasm is conceded on all sides to have been immense. ...Per contra, | II ion" meeting was held at the same place or Monday evening of this week. His Excellen cy" Fernando Wood spoke, and others less known to fame. There was much enthusiasm manifested thoHgh pgRaaE 9aab NaAb eghgp mesggtih9gped o A new planet was discovered at the Washing ton Observatory on Saturday night. It is dim : and too small and faint for the naked eye to ob serve, and it will probably be named Buchanan I ..... The population of Boston is officially sta ted at l77,902. The Douglas barbecue il Jones Wood, New York, was attended by nearl, 10000 persons and was an enthusiastic affair Douglas spoke and so did Johnson. The ttl, faction.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-20

Robert Keith, an old soldier employed in the Boston Custom House, paid on the last of July, 1923, his assessment for carrying on the campaign, and on the lst of Sept, was discharged from the Custom House because he was suspected of lean- ing towards Douglas Rather mean in Collector Whitingi He ought at least to have paid back his assessment to the old soldier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-20

SsaS~ Tom Clarke in his Herald, accuses us of .iS,noatlng what is false-we presume, in regard ,o m's coming out last in that funeral procession A''eu a trot,' J in Winsted the other day. We oes HIS pardon. We put the horse before the
 :. was lommys cart that came out last. not the horse before it. '''
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-20
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
 FOR PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, OF ILLINOIS.
 FOR VICE PRESIDENT. HANNIBAL HAMIIN,
 OF MAINE.
OF MAINE.

For Presidential Electors. AsLayye-CHAuscEz F. CLEVELAND of Hampton
 ROGER s. BALDWIN of New Haven. 1st Dist-SAMuEI AUSTIN of Sufield. 2d "-BENJAM1N :" DOUGLASS of Middletown. Sd |" AUGUSTUS BRANDEGEE of New London 4h --FREDERIcK WooD of Bridgeport.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

TIE CENsus.-The following is the official re- port of the census taken in this County, Wood bury excepted) which we take from the Hart ford Press:
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-20

x The census taken in Goshen, we are reques-
 ted to state is incorrect, to what extent, the fol
 lowing note received some time since will dis cover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

new We - tAs result Tea, I q with you; you have
ny ben wishes, and hope you9u receive tho pFicss
osksd, and this strike bald ont WI create society aad
then demand Fsr labor q higher prices Whsfcver
honest labor there win siways give my help and aid
them Ill Ia my power.
inc meeting voted 70 adjourn TN Monday eyeoing II
intended 70 oaa mas meeting q the Cay Hail. au1 TO
invite al the surrounding Rochester
Great Falls, &C., &c-and ncxt Thursday evening has
been named ~ The time; % have band Of music and
torcblight procession
Subscription papers In circulation among the ci,i
zens, and liberal response Ia being received May Of
osr citizens have subscribed $40 and S.
II is highly commendabe to the sstrikersn here that
there has been no disordery and rotous
The rearks OF every who has spoken at the meet
ings have tended to instl manly and temperate ,re
ton among even many who are high spirited and nA,a
The chooses" Dhere have sgnned their willingness to
accede TO the prices asked, but now not until they
can afford by dbposug Of the stock ON hand which s
loss even now or when others agree to pay the
they Will not be backward. They say the prices are
but they cannot afford them under the circumstances
The best thing for Boston concerns 70 nav higher prices
for the goods and then the nrst and perhaps main step
ie taken.
TIE STRIKE IN oTHxR PLACES IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
We understand that meetings have been held ut
Rochester where they wide awake and matters have
taken similar position ~ in this city.
At Pennington meeting held evening before last,
and band OF music added xest and enthusiasm TO
occasion Whatever may be the opinion OF the STRIKE 1t
s certainly spreading and powerful movement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

The LAST ANGLo-AFRIcAN ELoPEMENT CASE
The young female who figured in this deserted her
sable lover the day of her arrival in Canada and
back 70 this side her way home again. The rea-
Of the separation Is said TO have been failure the
part Of the gay Ethiopian 70 iu6l his promise OF marriage
cever, In imitation Of of bis bettsrs and lost his
dulcinea thereby He followed her the ferryboa
and On landing, was set upon by crowd Of jolly dray-
men, who had learned his errand, and chased down
the street at full speed The last of him was
hs coat tails streaming out behind as he disap-
peared in the distance at topspeed impelled by the
shouts brickbats Of bis tormenors, who expressed
In their comical way decided dissent to allowing
the bloody nagers to run of with white girls These
friends OF the negro. He knew they were so
from the remarks they made The girl is said to be from
the neghborhood Of Dearborn She refused reveal her
the place Of her residence and she persists
her resolution return home may this means escape
the disgrace which must otherwise have attached to what
ever appeation she bears. Detroit Free Press Fsb a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

The NOrwalk Bank Case.
OFFICIAL REPORT FROM THE SPECIAL POST OFFICE
AGENT.
The special agent OF the Post ONCE Department having
been called upon by Judge Maynard, counsel for Henry
Williams for some official statement the innocence
Of his CLIENT copy Of the agents official report TO the
Postmaster General has been furnished for publication
II is % follows
New YORK, Feb. Fl, 1860.
SR-Upder date Of the 18th ult reported TO you the
arrest Of Henry Williams, Of this city, charged with
ing fraudueny obtained from the New York Post Office
letter containing promesory note Tor the snm OF three
thousand dollars converting the into cash by
means OF another fraud Adams' Express Company,
and The Norwak Bank, at Norwak, Conn. Although,
you will observe by reference TO that report, the
peculiar and singular circumstances OF the case
clearly justified the arrest, It now becomes my
duty 10 express my full satisfaction Of the entire
innocence OF Henry Williams Of the charge preferred
against him and TO add sincere regret that made
This statement made with the hearty Of
the United States District Attorney beg leave further
that have failed TO discover any other than tho
most honorable motives the part OF those concerned in
the Identification Of the person and handwriting Of Mr.
Williams, the two principal circumstances upon which the
prosecution was based
The statement appears some Of the newspaper notices
that two Of the Post Office clerks positively identified the
party frst arrested The TO whom the letter from
Norwak was delivered. This is . mistake. There was
such Identification One OF the clerks testified that he
thought be had Henry Williams at the delivery win
dow, but that he would not positively 30 state.
The recent arrest examination and commal Of another
party, James Williams, charged with taking from the
Post Office the letter referred 70 and embezzng the
tents has already been reported the will come
before the proper judicial tribunal when the DEPART
ent and the public viii whether not the second
arrest Is to result in stu further vndicaton Of 10.
nocent and the punishment Of the really guilty party
J. HOLBROOK, Special Agent Post Once Department
Hon. JosxPH HoIT, Postmaster General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
superior Court-General Term.

FB. 2S-DxcsroNs George Hartman, &c, VS.. James
o. Proudht-Ncw trial granted; costs abide event
VIM Jelinghaus vs. the New York INSURANCE Compa.
ny-Order on terms.
The Marine Bank, N. Y va. Nelson Demonstrating &.
ment affirmed with costs.
Charles Alt vs.. Jacob weidenfeld. alignment affirmed
with costs.
Samuel W. Davenport Jasper ". Gilbert and an
acknowledgement affirmed, with costs.
Edward W. Townfend ct al, vs.. Peter Bogart ct al -
Order affirmed, with costs.
The Farmers and Citizens Bank, Long Island, vs. Aus
tin Sherman Judgment affirmed, with costs.
John A. Clussman Vs. Isaac H. Aerke.-Judgment NJ
hrmed, with costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27


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wife lici@sn and VIE; Minisn Gregory Yale
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cabin ard $50 The sssr.s pc% Central and sSpn Amss
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Kelley McMurray Jerome olhers in The seerage.
sAvAssAu-s,eamship Huntsville Mes Ellen Johnson.
aecs 2r Hoas
NJ. alt sDe %S .n Et: .s2 ohsp
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and S
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Camp. and 10 IN the steerage-
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Tayor Aug williams Roseu6eld Mrs RosenRed Isrido
0rossmyer Chas HAght J Whtcomb, Mrs. l. Whtcomb,
Henry videtto.
Ouxrrsrowr AID LivERrooL- Steamship Kangaroo Geo
Gccslf, New York u Dux, PhtAdslphia; " WHITAKER,
New York; John Nilon Barry ocer, charles Levi Van
Drevedt; MArsha ard lady, Buffalo, " Isadore levi
Nrs Thomson Master 7Aomson Miss Thozason-and 70 Ia tho
steerage. Total 81. Specie 100000.
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Geo Nacbeony John King Jr; Mary A King. Miss VIZ
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sie johanna and Jane Rem Misses FAalina and
Jaue Hem Master Simon 6ism Stamps v A Tenn, +
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Anna brown Mr. and has child john
Ho yard Dc0ise Emil Van 0ocsoren, Mas De sisa xus
rsnsion and infant Masters and Craus.oa Master;
CrAnson. Misses and Or Anaion Masters and
Mary FINLEY Thos Jacques VIM Palmer wwOla
Mss Brewer, Mr ana Ms = pams.est Mr. and mrs wn
lhrop and servant Jas wneheli y Paen, Schmidt
Sheppard CAyier T MileI w W BeArna- u Fried >,
Maria q Wleht, Gross. W Runmey, w II B9rrc /
TanemkAurA, J Levy, s,rops Munase Mr. and MA W
Dinnmcro Floyd wife and children Geo s$ue &c
Han Dhlencsnn X Root DR. Wilsey Major Morton
X Towpseud, Mss Allen. Norton, Eus Thine,
J Hfown-apd nine Ia The seex aSe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

SyOAL-PEACH ORCHARD LEHIGH AND BROAD
" Mountain also, Cumberland ard EnaAh arl; isu
lies warranted 10 be he best Il
like quality are soid for. pFSay RNEyE.
Garner Of Csral ane Centre sad aas aud wes Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

ITO DEALERS IN LIcUOR2 sYRUPs CORDIALa &C.
The subscriber having determined 70 reinquish tho bua
Offers for sale quantities ha
stock Of Liquors Cort4a syruos and Fixtures AZ tse
mises be vacated BY the 18th Of March, tho stock will
sold reduced prices any quantity Also the reofy
Ing Tubs and standing Casts Will be sold great saodoA
g. Ii. LOWE2RE, Is Duane tresA
Five doors east Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
MATRIMONIAL..

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. WHO. TO. BE FRASR Is
"A eaacisng regards chaxacd,and position, wshei
beauty has coehdence In M sincerity and hoscx only
suo need address, hur Howard Union Poes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
DENTISTRY.

A RrIEICIAL TEETH FULL Sets ON PURa SILVER
"A caiy g. on geld and paana with continuous guua 81
equal any work In New York Nnge teeth 81 Teeth ollie
ard extracted without the least pain by process
1S8 eSxlh avenue between Tenth and Eleventh strees
DIR. LUTHER, Dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

DOU0HKEHPsIE ALE-BREWERY ESTABLISH I'D
1877 We continue mAnuacture and have AanA foe
sse Burton Ale Pale stock Ale one and two year ed Also
ping Orders ,eived their l6 wsrren sree n
T.; Fulton street. BrooAlyn; a Tie Brewery Poufhkeep
ala ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

ORIGINAL STORIES THE ADVERTISER DESIRES
~ purchase, for publication In weekly vapaper
eb interesting Original stories Of about loo IL fools
cap tt0 Revolution and Border Lac pre-
fefred but writer's may choose subjects 10 San hemssves
Southern location to tie story desirable For further pArcu
lars address wh real name L. n. Grist Yorkviie, 3 G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

A RTIflCIAL ROM FILLING FOR DECAyED -tEgrH
a put 10 while soft, requiring 10 pressure aud giving
u e dlsooveer CSs Broadway. OF tn Nv
No competta1 claimed With chssp operators,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

DARE OLD BRANDIES,
III Choice Madeira and Sherry Wines,
knest bourbon and Monongahela WhsSeys.
Havana eegxrs.
"a. =. NICKOTF CO.,
wholesale 0focerl
nrAAf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

6OE REwARD-i. IN COMING FROM PHffA.
~ dephia by the Gath small morocco porte
monAe conta'oDg bet seen aud s4oeo Of Oh
was In gold the balance Southern bills; So BsnF of
Columbus Georgia and others Of smaller denomiu aons The
finder will receive the reward by ng same al
Chanibe. S street, Few York
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