Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-06

IIue1E& 0k 4nn n gaF z-The following fssM hslisgs accurate, except the omission of Sur sstsSiss6b.iLHtsams (. bDAn DAanrso, shn Hartford
 Lieu. -Csl -SLsdyard Eolbprn, Derby.
 MaisrE@ .FsAsk H. Peck, New Haven.
 Adiutant--Silliman B. Ives, Hartford yv
 0uartermaster-C ". R. Pond, Hartford.
 eSerreant3 3Maior--J. L. Francis, :s
 ChapIain--J. B. Bradford. New Haven.
 Quarssrnasssfs sersssn.- George D. MeClsl
 e connais.aursy ai ny sstgeant--s. R. Hinsda1tsE:4. d1tE4
 Brannan: 2d Lieut.. Buckley. s--~a e'1.
 Co. 5, New London-Capt. Frankau; 1s Lieut.. Chapell; "a Lieut.. PotterAJ ,UcL sfQes aE, sNorvaak-Capt. Byxbee; 1st Lieut. Bogart 2d Lieut.. Nearing. I
 Co. D, New Hasen-Capt. Grannis 1st Lieut. oEieI; 2d Lieut Harmount:
 Co E,r New HaysnTCapt. Clark; lst, Lieut.
 to. E. wiiiimantic c1capt. Brafsy; 1.t Lieut. Mccall 2d LieutF Iturlb1rt- not HOE !
 EosG, Hsrtfprd end, New Haven-Capt Dick inson 1st Lieut.. Hendrick; 2d Lieut.. -Taiptor
 Co. H, Simsbafy fyACapt. Toy; lss hieot. Ash msad 2d Lieut.. Hankss ia 1yGzM
 Co. l. New Hasen-7 Capt ,DsF crest ;yIst Lieut. CerpEall "a Tisrt. Bail .1 = 4A'% ''@'1~
 co. K, stonfhgton- Capt. Abbott; 1st Lieut.. Roche; 2d dLieuta hliyn.Tr w v .TcI ATHr following is the joint proclamation ol Gen. Burnside aad Flag Officer Gold sborongh t6 the people gf North Carolina s&
 ROANOKE ISLAND, N. c., Feb. IS, 1S62
 The Hssssien' 'ef our joint expedition is not to inSsas any of your rights, but to assert the au thority of the United States, and to close with you the desolating var brought upoh your State by comparatively few bad men in your midst.
 Influenced infinitely more by the worst pas siens of human nature than by any show of els vated reason, they are still urging you astray to gratify their ,inholy purposes 'A 'SA~~~
 SThsy inposs upon your credulty by telling you of wicked and even diaboiical, intentions on our part; of our desire to destroy your freedom, demoiish your property, iiberate your slaves, injure your women, and such likeienortnities- all of which, we assure you, is not only ridicul- ous. but utterly and willfully false.
 We are Christians as well as yourselves, and we profess to know full well, and to feel pro- feundly the sacred obligations of tue charae CT.
 No appreiiensioiis need bs entertained tta the dsmands of hashsnity CT justice will be disre- gardsd. We shall infict no injury, unless for esd to do So by your own acts, and upon this you mey confidently rely.
 Those men are your worst enemies. They, in truth, have drawn you into your present condi- tien, and are the real disturbers of your, peace and happiness of your iresides. A e 'd-(--A
 Ne invite you, in the name of the Constitu-
 
 ation, to separate yourselves at once 10 return is your allegiance, and not compel us to resort further to the force under our control ,g-
 The Government asks only that its authority may be recognized; and we repeat, in no man ner or way does IL desire to interfere with your laws, ,c9nsiiiutieaally established, your nstitu- tions of any kind whatever, your property of any sort, or your usages in any respect. f~7+
 .zaAE .ssEEfS' -l E. NJ. GoLDsBouoUGH,
 Flag Officer Commanding North Carolina Black
 ading Squadron. A: E. BURNSIDE,
 Brig. Gen. eom'g Dept of North Carolina.
 HkRE's TO YoU, Carr. Lrocrrr .-Capt. L,e- getss cosapany in the Tenth Regiment had five men killed, and its captain and seventeen men wounded iu storming the battery on Roanoke Island member of the company writes to the New London Garonfese: gtE,CtTL .LC1E
 Captain Leggeit, after being taken off the field, said that if any one would help him back to his company he would lead them in charge and fake and carry that bat rery at the point of the bayonet Two men had to hold him to keep hi4 from going back. When he saw our wound cd and dead brought in he fairly cried, "there, they are tearing my menCto pieces I sh ant hn ve c laan left Jus, then the rebels sounded the retreat, and such cheers as went up then and in less time thAa it takes to write it. the Stars and stripss were planted on that battery and waved gloripusly over it. .-T a.--s
 AEDIcIsEs THAT CuRE.-One of the special PeculiaStties of Dr, Ayers preparations is, that they accomplish what is. promised for them. Wlsoi i'f this eonnunity, docs no; know that of all the cough remedies the CHERRY PE4roRAL is by far the best? Who, that ever uses pills but will tell you AYERS PILLS are at once the mild est and most searching, most effectuai of all :? Did nayboliy ever hear of his AauE CURE failing in s single case? Not an instance has been found where Fever and Ague has resisted the faithful trial of it.. This may seem bold asser- tion, but we are assured it is true. And still more important, are the effects sof his ltlteraice called EXTRACT OF SARsAPARiLLA. One after another, patients come forth from their leprosy, cleaned and purified into health, by this witche- " of medico chemical skill. Saturated with the accumulated, rotlenness of years. and poisoned by the corruption of their own blood, they could only live to suffer, This master combination, pursing out the Dul impurities 1has ihsiiIed the vigor of health, and restored them to the enjoy msnt of life agaid If these are truths, and they are, should not eur readers know it? What facts can we pabiish sosl more vital importance rto then TrSia iesf Princeton, Ky.
 SUPREHET Corar-,JyDGE IyeERsoLL reoysR- HULEDEThe Chief Justice this morning announc- cd the decision of the Court in the case oi Lowry vs.. Gfidley, argued on Tuesday. The iudges uoid th0 searcn Wafraut m the CaSc lunder the Maiae l,aw) to be valid, and rendered judgment for the defendant. This decision is of particular interest, nasmuch as it is directly con trary to that of the late Judge Ingersoll, Of the U. & District Court, under which he held Con- stable Mott liable to the liquors taken by him in . similar warrant from the store of David Clark, of this city. Under his ruling, that the warrant vas illegal q judgment was rendered against Ar Mott, which the town of Hartford assumed and paid, of about S5.0o0.-HoaffordP Press, 27b.
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 Aisa brsks ont, "Wednesday < -morniing, ni in the old brewery at Norwalk. It burnt out some doz- zen stores; among them three groceries, one book store. one shoe store, one dry goods store and one hat store. Four or-fse buildings were burnt ito the ground, The fire was put out by the help of Wes.pars and Stamford engines. Loss about $75.O0O. The business portion of Main street was destroyed. There were g stores, saloon, 2 millinery shops, and a number of families burnt out. ~.-. .-'..., .,-,
 The best effect of the tremendous gale that scommenced so furiousiy in Washington, on Mor- day night. Week.sis to dry up the mud, and pre- pare solid ground for our soldiers to march over Already a wonderful change has taken place, and the soldiers, although senslbly feeling the northern blast, are becoming exultant and con- hdent that They are to move at last. The mud. which hthefebels affected to believe special prov idence in their favor, settles at the right time, and will betaken good advantage of. se1'
 The judgment of the Court Martial ir the case