Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-27
Posruuuous EXPRESSION DE Cosmo.r A..-...

lshed ill the New York Times In it he says: z.' give everything may have at my decease, real and rersonal estate of every kind, to my most faithful and dearly beloved wife her heirs executois, administrators aud assigns forever.- To her inestimabie affection, Christian wisdom and unvarying thuughtfuness, I owe, under God ths comfort, usefulness, and eharm of my life. l'wish her to have. use and dispose ofeyo. rythns poosess absolutely as she pleases."',
 NLwsrAPBEs.-lt is said that one of the i New York daily papers is losing $3,OOO week 6y selling at cents copy. Nearly all of the | New York, papers sell at a loss, but such is tho competition and jealousy one lof another. thst the price cannot be raised without a general movement. It is said that one of the daies has contract for paper at the old prices, witch does not expire till the lst of January, and will not consent to an increase in the mean time. CIRCULAR TO AssEss6Rs-The commissioner of inter nal revenue has addressed a letter to each of the assessors, requiring that when the annual assessment for September and the re. turns thereof of their assessments, are com plete, they will consider whether the services of a portion of their assistants cannot be dispensed with at least until May, 1863, retaining those best qualified for the duty, consequent upon business relating to manufactures. If any ass esser find such reduction1 of his assistants im- practicable he is requested to communicate the c'rcumstancs for the consideration of sLs Aa- resu.
 The war department has commenced the pub. licat;on of the names of dismissed officers for, among other causes, being absent'wi:hOut leave, intoxicaton. disrespectful language towards the
 President and commanding officers, cowardice,
 &c. The frs, printed list comprises Sl captains and entensnts.
 THRILLING NEW BooEs-" The greatest nov
 ellst in Americn' is said to be engaged on the
 following sensation stories for popular journal
 The Testaceous Fieud or the Clam dggers
 shroud.
 The Poisoned Pup; or the Pale Pointer of the Psrenees.
 Qa Cx; CT the Tough Steak of Toulouse. Obstinacy; or the Man of Pig Iron Will.
 Stuflao Stuthnt ; or the Uncut Throat Death in the Pot; or the Burnt Coffee Grind
 hua:e.- urtzsl os the Pious Washerwo- , man.
 Pseudo Snapps or the So-drinker's Fate. The Armless Victim or the Ensang uined
 Sleeve
 Perchance : or the HoSling Dog of the Dead 1Mutto on fife title page, Perchance my dog will howl when I am dead -Byron,
 h
 that d fstary uniform ia irresistible to woman the sex rrelers n fact, the whose civil
 an dress exhibits the greatest elegance O taste. Young men if you would court successfully be. sure to select vuur suits at the celebraled cloth ing house of Mr. FRANCIS E. BALDWIN. Nos. 70, and I2 i/nwtiy. where the handspmest clothes 10 be found in this city are sold at the lowest F prices. baldwin < cutters" are thorough ar. tists and you sure of d fit when you order | t4sfp in,li
 and 72 as the namhers for hun who would be suited, and save money by the operation.
 The New York O5serrer says "Irany one
 supposas that he dispense with Duryeas' ( .laizeaa i.s an article of diet, let him make a
 t st of d dish. We are right glad that anything
 h,s been offered 10 our grutf and crusty Bull,
 co sins that coAmands their dniraton.-. f Duryea not Cniy lines the inuer man with the t most delicious food, but slosses the exterior , after the approved manner. Duryeas' extra
 arcA has ID riyal. Their Works vt Glen f Cove among the !ncst extensive and succsss- J full iD the world. Great Bri,isn may well do. , ho'aaEe to tA,,;r productions" See advertisement in another column.
 , RESULT OF TEX NOVEMBER EI.acrIoNs-While
 New York and other States have elected Demo.
 cratic State tickets, 2-i In some instances . a majority of Con.rn.s,nen, Missouri and Dela- ware, border Slave States, have been carried in :. part ,y the eH.rci paL;Gnsts. Beturns from E Missouri show tae eles,io0 cf eTnancipAt;enis,A | fron springfield county Boyd, emancipation.
 ist. is cet ted to Congress hy one hundred mA-- t inrty. The oficih vote of Delaware Ehowa that Cannon, Unoa candidate, is elected Gov | ernor hy one hundsed and eleven majority 4 n srss ajorty it is true, but sufficient to show the tendency of rho public mind in those States. TEE Nzw PENNSYLVANIA SENAroR-The 6 Pennsy syl.sna legislature have the job before a them of electng United States Senator in
 place of David Wiimct. The democrats have
 working majority ia the House and n majority !. of one on joint ballot. The prominent candi. V dates for the place are Mir. Buchanan and Mfr. 7 Cameron. Mir Buchanan wants the situation in order to have an opportunity to clear his gar f ments of the suspicion of having consented to, n if not helped along the evil works of the ss-- f cessouists during the last months of his admin q istration. Ar. Cameron, it is sad. also wants . an opportunity to show the country thAt hs is guitlsss of ths charges made against him by c o good many persons while hs was Secratary of
 War It seems almost impossible to suppose
 that the legislature of Pennsylvania can con-
 clude to vote for Buchanan. The nation had
 hoped he was shelved forever. He belongs to
 an order of beings out of place in these stirring F tmes. It would not be at all surprising if Cam. eron should be elected. Ho can squeeze in t Wheae any one can.
 I THxKsG1vING PREsENrs.--The Washington !, Morning Chronicle recommends .hat collection " be made in all tie churches in the land on