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FoRT HENRY, Dec. goth, 1861.
All absent officers and men stationed at this Post
who are not on military duty or sick leave, are
directed to Join their respective commands imme.
diately. By order Of A. KEENAN,,
dec24-lw Colonel commanding Fort Henry.
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Lost.

A double case Tobias Watch, with chain at
tached The finder will be rewarded if the watch
ia returned to this office.
dec25-d3t'
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DIED.

On MONDAY the 23i inst Mrs. SUSAN j. ALLAN, wife Of
George Allen, and daughter CT W. Greenfield
friends OF the family invited TO atsDd her iunsral
fro the resdsrcs Of her father the NolsnYe Pike, on
Thursday next, at 10 O'clock
Divine IerY6a BY Rev. Dr. Howell.
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LINCOLN SPY ARREsTED.-A Lincoln Spy was ar
rested few days since in the neighborhood Of
Uniontown His baggage was searched, and =
complete plan of the Notifications at Bowling
Green and Randolph, Tenn, was found. 1t is to
be hoped that the vile miscreGnt will speedily
meet with q just FewArd-LoWisUiHs Courier Dec.
24h,
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ATTENTIoN.-Al officers and privstes of the 41st
Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers, now absent on
furlough or otherwise, will report themselves at
Camp Trousdale, by the 25th inst.
By order of Col. R. FARQUHARsON,
dec2I J. ANTHONY, Adjutant.
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NoIIce 10 OorrcspendentT.

We win esteem special aver friends and eoTespen
dents In the various divisions and camps q the Oonedeate
orce win furnish n With all the gossip and proper to bs
placed before the public We with to make paper both
Interesting and welcome visitor the every soldier
lighting battles for independence Their Letters should
addressed 10 at Nashville, Tenn
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Notice.
0FYICz PRINCIPAL CoMNrss ARR, \
EEsTERF DEPARTMENT,
Bowling Green, KY Dec. -, ls6IO
SSEALED Proposals will be received this ocs until IL
o'clock noon, Saturday the 2eth day Of December 1851
furnishing good and Whoesoma Pesh Beef the army
Bowling Green, Ky. No proposals sup ply less than br-
Eade vial be entertained.
The be slaughtered ard delivered ,necks and
hAnks excluded the OonmssaFes Fertins with the
such times and In Buch quantities required
ProposslsEhsh viii be ADDRESSED the untersEnsd and
endorsed the cover, Proposals furnish Fresh Bes-
must b accompanied ~ the Of two responsible
Buretes for The faithful performances the
Abe Principal UCmmsaIy the right reject all
BIDS. TaOS JACKSON,
decI6-dt9S Msior and Print Com y Western Dep't.
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ALDERMAN ELEcrED.-Dr. G. K. Winston was
elected Alderman for the sth Ward, in Place of D.
g. Love, resigned.
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GeneraI orders-No. 81.

FORT HENRY, Dec. IA, 1861.
Hereafter no families of officers, or men, will be
permitted to live at this post. Those already here
may remain until further orders.
By order of A. HEMAS,
Col. Commanding, Fort Henry.
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CORPORATION TAxPAYEEs who have thus far
neglected to settle their taxes for the present year
are earnestly requested to call and pay without de
lay, SIS they will thereby save costs and interest
Longer indulgence cannot be given, without injury
to the public. A. NELSON.
Dec. 4ImBPG. Collector, City Hall.
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Engine and Roller for sale.

HAVE frst rate Engine and B5iIer go horse poWr) foI
sale, good Built With The latest Improvements at
Rochester, New York.
Also Of thirty inch CARING Mastines, Picker, sc
Built at Cincinnati, new. G. B. DONALDSON,
decle-dinS Bowling Green, Ky.
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Wanted,
AND CHATTANOOGA n. 4


CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTKR
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER. Gotta, 1891,
Passenger Trains On hsNAshTs and ohattsncogs Rslreaa
Will 60 follow
CONG HAST.
Leave NASHVILLE at BIS n and 500 NJ
Arrive 81 Chattanooga Ii2O II and SIS \.
COMING WEST
Leave ChsttSnooga ct $780, II and 900 Pm.
Arrive at Nashville st 100 AID 40OP II.
TyHB Trains leaving Nashville at BIS connects at WE
with sheIbyve Branch at TullahomA with MoAnn
vile and Manchester Railroad and at Dschd with Winchester
Alabama Railroad at OoWSn with seWanee RaOad, and
a Chattanooga with Western and Atlantic Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville ct 300 N, sonEec1 81 War
with shebyVills Branch, at Stevenson with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and CHATTANOOGA with East Tenn and
Geo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets the following points, and At prices Gnne
3D. can had at ali hoars, application to the Ticket Agent
At once, at DspOtI "a
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IEDGEFIELDl q kENTLCAI
RlQn6n
Hall Road.

rHRoUGH RoUTE 10 TIE WEST AND TEE s0U%H,
Commencing "wednesday, Nov. 21s 1861.
Trains will run follows
Sis M-Memphs Express-Runsd daily, makes eonnectona
for points and South. Distance shorter and time
than By any other routs
$40 M-Rregbt and Accommodation fran-Daiy t9zndsyl
eXcepted). Huns only % ClaTksTille.
Memphis Express arrives In Nashville 81 I0s45P.M
Accommodation and Freight Trains arrive Is 1890 p
Through Freight for Memphis &c, tuesday, fha
days and Saturdays $50 n freight rosiTsd up n
o'clock noon.
Through Tickets for sale In College Street Depot r Nsuph
Hickman, Columbus, Humboldt JAekS0ni MOBILE NsN Orleans
and other PLACES. A. ANDERSON,
ncv24-n RoeelTer.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff,

We auhoIiZrd 10 Snneurce >, ~ HlRTOh IS emu
date Sheriff Davidson County ahs ensuing March cleo
ton, declg-td
Fer clerk.
We authorized 10 announce JESS JORDAN. SIS
County Cou Clerk Of Daydaon County, At the
suing March election. deI2l-dtd-
We are authorized to Ko5oIUsK0 RANG as
candidate oouaty Court CLERK Of davidson county at the
easring March election. dec2IIa~
We authorised to snntunce LINDSLEY NIoHoL "a
candidate Tor CLERK Of the ounty Court OF Davidson county
AZ the ensGing March election. dsc2t-td
For Revenue Collector.
We authorised to announce oHtDEELJ, the pres
ent colestOr candidate ReFtnue Collector David
untg, st the ensuing March election.
We authorized to ounce WILLIAM PAYNE
candidate for State and mtg Revenue Collector for David
county at the e0sriig n arch elesion dec24-d
Reading Matter on Every Page.
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Important Notice.

NHE undersigned hereby informs the people Of the Corf
crate States Of America that he IL fully prepared
Dish them all the Stoves, Hollov.WAEe, Mil Gearing, Car
Wheels and all other castings thA they nay need DO
any amount ef machine work for he F rates. his
enSve Foundry and Machine Shops located Knoxville,
Tenn. - A. I. MAXWELL, ia
uecI3-dIvs
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II ARGE accumulation Of Superior stock Of every asSr
1 A tom Calls BBNJ SHIELDS o0's,
dtel9-u Central Auction BoomI
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FiftY DoIIars ReWardI

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living on the Cunber
III River, about eight miles above Nashville Teppss
negro-nans named JORDAN. TWeut ? dollan reward v
gVsn taken within the State and ffty out he
Aay way that get him again.
Jordan eve feet eight inches high about twentyhVsY
old weighs enc hundred and ATTY five pounds; sps when
talks, and Etammers when excited 5ar head thin vi one
spot nearly naked left cheek. running
towards the Clark eonplSxon on raht leg
By scJ He has probably made his va
To scme Of the camps A W. OYERT0N.
Dec. 18th, l66I.-dd
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Fresh Sausage Meat and Tender Lsins
for Sale,
Families in want of Sausage Meat, Tender LOins
and Spare Ribs can be supplied at the Pork House
of [dee1sl E. n. BRUCE Co.
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For Rent,

ENEE stor, 81 50 Collage street, bsig Of the
3 most desirable stands in the city.
Also for rent or sale the convenient dwelling No % Vine
sire t. containing egh Rooms, With tchen servants
rooms, c. Enquire Ct WA EIC dBBUA,
decIq-9avtf 81 Vine street.
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Important 10 Tax Pay ers.

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE Dec. 4th, 1861.
The taxpayers Of the city Of Nashville are mott
fed that the tax for 1861 fer the benefit of the
Nashville i Northwestern Rail Read, has been
leviedeby the City Council, and the books placed in
my office, where payment may be made.
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Fifty Dollars BOunIYiII
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR-to be attached to
Colonel JOHN O. BURCH's Regiment. Good arms
and everything furnished allowed by the Reguls-
tons. Apply at No % Broadway Nashville, Ten
nessee. dec. 20, m.
Patriot copy, aud charge this Office.
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Removal.

Our ofics has been this day removed to rooms
over Planters Bank.
E. n BRUCE J. Co.,
Beef and Pork Packers for Government
decl:lm. or
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THE INSURANCE OFFICE
w. J. MARI,
Opposite the Sewanee House, On College street, il
the place to obtain Insurance in some of the Oldest
and NEST reliable Southern Companies. nOv20-f
Wanted Immediately, lOOeO bushels corn, deliv-
cred at race track, or at our pork house, TO feed
Government cattle and hogs, for which We viii
pay the highest market price in cash.
E. N. BRUCE & Co., Agents c. S. A.
"G0Vernmeat Notice."
WE have this day been appointed agents Of and for the
w Confederate States Of America for the purchasing and
packing Hogs and Cattle in and for this and GsrkSve district
and all Of Kentucky and therefore, solicit calls corTespon
denee OF all parties having cattle and hogs SELL and
ference Wita our authorized each aad evey county
II, BRUCE q co.,
Nashville soV 9, 6i.'2m Agents o. g. A.
Sh ocs for sale.
1900 pair mems asserted Br0gAns by ]. W.
WARD & Co.
Purchasers viii please call and examine them at
EVANS d Co. Oct p 1851. dtf
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Union Bank Of Ttnneesee.
NASHVILLE, December l. 1861.
BLE OTI0H for eleven Directors serve the ensuing
~ year, will be held at the Banking House, Mond
9Th day Of JeauAry neat
dec ltd J. COREY, Cashier.
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Large Arrivals.

&C 8. AMERICA GRIEVANCE OFFcE,
Richnond, Va, Dec. l6, 1901 !
EB Ordinances Bureau OF tie Confederate States agree
receive all Chsrcoal Cold Blast Iron delivered
Nashville, Memphis, Forsnee Ala, Chattanooga. or
before the lst Of January, 1865 and pay for IS per gross
ton, at the point Of de livery.
delivered Nash Vile Chattanooga, or Foreuce Ala
Will be paid fer By Lieut. Wright, Nashville,
Of agents, be designated by him those points CeV
cred at Memphis, by MsJsr " R hunt.
Parti-s will P.esss assert their irsn /, 80
J. GORdAs, Lieut.. Col,
Obief Of Ordnance.
Chattanooga Gazette month. CIaIkYs Chronicle one
month. dtclS dkWIm
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Tender LOfns, SPare-Rtbs, Back
Bones and Sausage Meat.
DERsOEs desiring bog and Beef Oaal can es mpfsed a
tie Packing House Of \. n BRUCE 4 90.
dee4
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For Rent.

TNHE dwelling, No 81 Spruce stree possession gvea on
the hrst OF January, 1861
deels-dt janI'62 RoBT GIBSON
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For SnIe or Rent.

EoNFoRTABLE Dwelling Houss with out buildings, lee
~ house sad twelve Of land adjoining the
Rent, $3.50 90.
Rent 4I25 co. tide 5sdIm1 :. KIkKHAN
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OR tEch ME 'cy county property, The New aud
Z Light ! 7 .ught Steamer Tnisils. APfy 70
WMs ". KNOX,
Corner Of Broad aud Cherry stteses.
dse'5-dIm Nashville, Tenn-
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Our Kentucky COrrespOnence.

Heading Matter On Every Page.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON RLOcKADBD !

THE CANAL BROKENl
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General order No, 81

dec24lw
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WANT to hire atty negroes hands md hrsnsu f1
hsstssmerI John a. RIhsr, General Andsi and
onka 10 between Nashville, Tenn and Fort Dolessn,
Tenn. Eil pay foE thin thirty dollars per m nth.
des6-h A. HAMILTON.
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- LIKELY EEGRoEs, comprising men, women, boy
4Sb and girls to ks for the Of his for III
ensuing year 2-dtfl JOS. WORK.
For Rent,
HE desirable once Cedar Gt-e lately occupied By Mr.
b John Trimbe. Apply 70
declO-dln ". MEREDITH
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-21
u1RoBArE Court ss., District of Norfoll

U0ROBATE Court ss., District of Norfolk,
 Fch 8, 1861.
 Present John Boyd, Judge of Probate for the Dis
 trict of Winchester duly cited and acting as
 Judge in said district of Norfolk in the absence
 of Robbins Bat:ell, Esq, Judge, from said
 Stats. . .,
 Estate o: L Shepard Son of Norfolk in said district, insolvent debtors.
 Ordered, That Matthew P, Bell of Norfolk and Henry $. Barbour of WolcottvilIe br appointed Commissioners on said estate. and that having been duly sworn they meet at the hotel of Orrin Rockwell in said Norfolk on the sth day of March and the sth day of April, 1861 at ten o'clock A. NJ. of each of said days, and that they then and there receive examine and decide on the claims of creditors of said es tate, which may be presented to them, and that they cause notice to be given to the creditors of the times and place of their meetings one month successivelv in two weekly newspapers published in Litchfeld County and by posting the same on the sign posts at West Norfolk and Norfolk Cen ire, and that printed copies of this order be sent by mail to each creditor of said estate residing out of tn. Probate District of Norfolk within one week after this date And this Court furtho' orders. that two months from and after this datt he limited for the presentation of claims agains said estate. and that notice thereof be given t' the said creditors in the same manner and torn l as above ortiered.- and that return ce made t this Court Certified from Record.
 l"Ak A.u-r JOHN BOYD, Acting Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-21
Dissolution.

" HE firm Of Meafoy & Mun$on is this day dis N solved by mutual agreement Either If the late partners are authorized to settle up all accounts, notes, &c. Our friends will see the necessity of calling and settling immediately. We have been calling of our patrons for the last two years Now that class can have from Snow till the first of April, to save cost; for after that time, all accounts and notes will be put in the hands of one who will collect them.
 MEAFOY & MUNSON. The business will be conducted by the Subscri. Der as berytofore. and he will try his best to please all, and give them their moneys worth He has now Q large Stack of Boots. Shoes, Gait CTS, and Rubbers, for Men and Boys. Ladies and Misses' ut about half price. This is no humbug. have them, and they must be sold. cost or no cost s' .+ '
 Mems Thick Bots, former price, from $3 to $3.60. now from S2 2s to S2 6O Mems Calf Boots, former price from $350 to Sl.60, now $z>6O to $s.26. and every thing else in the same proportion. L. o. MEAFOY Litch6eld, March 16th, 1861 St 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-21
GREAT CURE.
 Da. hELAND's Anti-Rheunatic Band, Is THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR Rheumatism, Gout & Neuralgia,
 AND SURE CURE FOR ALI MERCURIAL DISEASES.

Iris a conveniently arranged Band. contain. Ing medicated compound, to be worn around ths Waist. without injury to the most delicate persons. No change in habits of living is re- anired, and it entirely removes the disease from taa system, without producing tie injurious sheets arising from the use of powerful internal pedlcines which weaken aud dsstroy the cai,sti. tution and give temporary relief only Ky this tssatmeat, the medicinal properties contained iu kns sand: come in contact with the blood aud reaches the disease, through the pores of the akin, efecting in euery instance perfect cure. end restores the parts afflicted to a healthy condltlon.A This band is aso most powerful Asri.M MEaopaIAL agsnt, and will entirely relieve hesystem from the Pernicious effects of Mercury Moderate cases are cured in few days. and we gre constantly receiving testimonials of it's efica cy tn aggravated cases of long standing. sPRrcE S2.0Q. to be had of Druggists generally. 1. or can be sent by mail or express, with full di Tectons for use to any part of the country direct ftow the Principal Office,
 No. 409 Bz0ADwAY. NEW YoRK.
 q. SMITH. & CO.,. Sole Proprietors M. B. -Desctiptive Circulars Sent Free. :. Agents wanted Everywhere. ,El ., z Mssch 2l, 1881, lSly
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-21
NOTICE

s hereby given to all persons who are liable A. to pay Taxes in the town of Goshen, that have received Il warrant, together with rate bill, for collecting Tax laid on List of 1860. will at the Store of J. Brooks & Co. in Goshen Centre, on Monday April 1st. from o'clock N. tn P. M. /; at the Store of Hart B,os < Co., in West Goshen, on Tuesday April 2d. from to l2 A. at the Post Office III North Goshen on the s"lne day, from to o'clock, P. NJ. for the purpose of receiving said Tax.
 All persons wh" neglect to pay their Taxes at the above mentioned times and places, will have 0 pay travelling fees without fail.
 HENRY G. WRIGHT, Collector
 Goshen, March GO. lS6l. 2t4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-21
CONSUMPTION cUREDl!i Arrival of Indian Bcteli

IN NEW Yohz. Coca Peruana for the frs: time For Sale
 in Norh America! YEyHE INDIAN BETEL or PERUVIAN COCA. A has long been known. and is daily used by the inhabitaptn of Peru, Brazil and Ecuador, the supreme and universal remedy against y cases of the Lungs, especially f-~
 CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
 ASTHMA, CATARRHs,
 AND COLDS.
 The uni versal and miraculous effect of this plant is not only extolled by Al, xander 'oh Hum boldt in his book on Peru. but also reccm mendet in the highest terms hy our iate nmen.- ed Capt Herndon. y. $; ana L,eu.. oioovn, U IS. N., in their printed OmclaI hepofs ui .ne Exploration of the Amazon hiver' unuer.aAeH hy order of the s. Government. d. <:
 pr. JULIO SAMSON, r.ta of Lima, Peru, has made an arrangement to receive regularly snpply oi the Fresh Essence of that plant, which isnow for sale at his TssTrrurg FOE LUNG DISEASES. 5l2 BRoADwAY, Onnosite El5e St. Nicholas Hotel. New Yosk. nossihle. and he will communicate to Ypii the manner most appropriate to use the great Reme- dy in your individual case. ,. s. Persons snftering from Debility and
 Weaknesses,
 will revive under it's effect in few weeks. Price $2 per bottle. 6 bottles for $40. Office for personal consultations 512 Broadway. Letters must be addressed to box s67, P. O NY eis-ly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-21
Certified from Record. 46 3w CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.

A Ia Court of Probate holden at Cornwall
 A within and for the District of Cornwall on the 18th day of February, 1861.
 Present H. Milton Hart, Judge.
 The Trustee of the Estate of John B. Doughty in said District, assigned for the benefit of his creditors. agreeabiy to the Statute Laws of the State entitled, An Act for the Relief of h. solvent Debtors, and for the Equal Distribution of their Effects among their Creditors,' and oth- CT Statute Laws relating to the same subject, hay fore this Court this day at F O clock, M. to be heard relative to the appointment of Commis- siorers on said estate. And after hearing the parties interested, this Court doth appoint Rus sel Wilcox and Edward H. Bradley of Canaan: Commissioners tSTeceiye, examine, adjust, and allow the claims of the Creditors of said estate, and make return to this Court. And this Court doth decree, that two months from this date De allowed and limited for the creditors of said es- tate to exhibit their claims to said Commission fers. And it is further ordered, That said Com
 missioners meet te receive claims against said es- ! tate at the dwelling house of Myron Harrlson. l 15 of Cornwall. on the 25th days of March and Anril 1861. at 10 O clock in the fareneoa on
 each If said days; and that notice Of this bt.ier | be giyel by publishing the same Tn the 4ateh l field Enauirer. weekly newspaper published in Litchfeld and also. by posting copy of tbis or der on the public sign post nearest the place of l business of the assignor. l And it is further ordered, That copy hereof l be sent by mail to every known cEeditor living I without this Probate district. within one week from the 18th day of February, 1881. | Certified by
 ! sw 4a H. MILTON HART, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-21
MYSTIC T of W Washington, s. Probate eouF'' E v March Huh f2i1.

MYSTIC of Washington, ss Probate eouss' March l1tii fSf1 y,,
 Estate of MARVIN WHEATON, late ot Wash ingto,i in said District. deceased
 The Court of Probate for the District of "ash hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the Creditors of said Estate re- presented insoIvent. in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Albert N. Baldwin aad bert s. Hill of New Milford Com uiissioners to receive and examine said Claims.
 c'f''hea 's 1ru1E1, H1cKox. Juoge.
 The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the late residence of Marvin Wheaton in said Washington on the 18th day of April and io'h day of September 1861 at 10 o'clock in the fore noon, on each of said days, for the purpose i of atten ling on the business of said appoint mrnt.
 A,e.sT A1o.nT \. \. R,,a Ra.DT'' Commissioners All persons indebted to said Estate are request ed to nuke immediate payment TO l WILLIAM D. WHEATON, Execufor 48-3vo
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-21

FRUIT TREES. VINES, Sc. N SHALL offer for sale tLe coming sea. M son: C.o.ce Harieies of Apple Trees, White Grape Currants, Wilson's Albany Strawberry, Dsiuwase Grape Vines, warranted Genuine, from IS cts. to $2. 50 each. Rebecca '' '" $l.00 large plantsJ Diana |" |" LOO Hartford Prolific |" 25 cts to $1 % Concord ''' :" 50 "
 Fine Norway SPRUCE TnEEs.
 and 25 Dog. Assorted VERBENAS. eB" Orders are respectful, solicited.
 JOSEPH CONE. Norfolk, March 2O'h, 1861. 4s3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-21
Collectors Notice.

DY authority of the State of Connecticut. ' ' hereby notify all persons liable to ply tax es in the town of Cornwall, that have reccive,l for collection State and Town Tax for said Town of Cornwall, made upon the .evy of 1850. and warrant fbr the collection of the same. I will hs at the Hotel Of parid K. Bie,ce on Tues day April 2d; at the Store of NJ Beers & Sons on Wednesday April 3d at the Store of Pratt, Eos ter $ Co. on Thursday. April 4th and at the Store of J. B. Doughty on Friday April 5th from II o'clo> k, A. M. to 3 o'clock, P. M, for the purpose of receiving said Taxes. All per- neglecting to pay their taxes at the above men toned times and places, must expect to meet the penalties which the law imposes.
 EDMUND H. HART, Collector.
 Cornwall, March 12, 1861. 47-t3e