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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16

The Democracy of this county. on Saturday
last. nominated the following tirket:
For Representative, Jacob Muiz; Treasurer,
William ;. Phillips; Auditor, Squire L. Van
pell; Sheriff, Henry Doblc Commissioner. john
Mcconnell; Coroner, VIM. Shaw; Surveyor,
Richard Norris.
The ToIsafosr in chronicling the proceedings
of the Convention, remarks:
1t was largely attended, the people of thccoun
~ turning out beyond all expectation. The
most noticeable featu.e was the delega ion from
johnson AMI Marion counties. consisting of a
large wagon containing some thirty odd Young
and beautiful giIl>. followed by hand of mu ic
and about one hundiej horscmen, a portion of
the latter from this county.
JAMES l. Mason, Esq, having been previous
~ nominated by the Democracy of Hancock, was
unanimously selected Tor the Office of oin, repre-
sentative from The counties Of Hancock and
Shelby.
Tue Convention was addressed BY Mr.. Ma
SOW, OsckR Is. HoRp, Judge McCARrY and
II Il DoDp-
C. The Albany New York 4 rgas and At
las. in abiding to the recent prcsentment of the
Grand jury an Indianapolis, about the knights
OF the Golden Circle. says:
LOOKS LIKE HUMRUG
A year ago we had in the RcY,ubhcan papers
astounding disclosures from Michigan of the
reasonable designs Of a secre, association. call
ed by the euphonious name Of the knights OF
the Golden Circle" and attempts 20 connect with
if the names OF prominent Democrats. The
whole thing turned out 10 Be cheat and for
gerry. Now a very large mares net of similar
character has been discovered in Indiana II
NAV nc that there l. such association aud that
il has reasonable DESIGNS. If so. Let IL be ex-
rosed and the guilty punished. Bur the whole
thing smells ,x ecdineiy 81 humbug. and espe-
eisis Of . design To infusnee Western elee-
tions-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16

At the Astoria war meeting, a letter was re-
ceived from Gen. MEAGHER. We print it be-
low, commenting its flank utcrance TO the car
nest consideration of the loyal citizens of the
North:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16
M EDICAl.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

FEN0 LADIES or DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
organization. those by whom increase Of
family from any Objectionable the ndersigned
woulc Offer description which j. perfectly roiabe and
safe and which has been prescribed nv variOJ parts of
the Old Norlo for the century. Although tiI rticle
ivery cheap ana simple YET II has been pat up in half
pint bottles aud sold very extensively az the exhcrbtan
price of - per bottle the undersigned proposes
ni-h the recipe f1T ST. By the possession OF which
lady supply herself With pereci safeguard any
irig 10Y riing 81 % cents year Any
physician druggist wtel you it j. perfectly harmless,
thousands ( testimonial, be procured q" Is ecav.
Sent 10 any part oitbe world On receipt OF 81 10y address
ing. DR J. { DIV kttAtA.
P %. Box, 1853, New Haven connecticut.
Iy22-d&w6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16
MEDICAL.

liil- Il.
full experience IN all varieties Of I, male complaints
and in Of irregu rifles. Sdpprs>iou Buchnrhea
Whites, inflammation OF the bladder, Kidney and
Womb aud loss OF Nervous Energy, etc. Their uSe l.
above all praise.
Are entirely free from any Mer'ura Mine raj poison
purely vegefahl~ and free from danger; be
used with perfect saiety.
Among the many IA ands ih,i have used them In all
parts Of the Union speak ~ "f them for all like
therD
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16
ANNOUNcEM

IS We are authorized To announce JOHN \.
BEAL an independent uncon iitiona Union candidate
for Common Pleas Judge for the 18th District.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16

100 BAGS Old Java Coffee;
100 BAGS l1' Gomez
$50 'Nfs Ground Gomez; Do !" IA s.
IN BAGS Roasted Coffee;
.)AA CHESTS aud Hal Chests Gunpowder. Young
~VO llN son, Tyson SKIN, and Olong Teas, very
cheap:
A LSrlCE, Ca>-a. Gloves. Cinnamon and a general
Assortment oi Spices suitable for retail trade Black
and CAY ,nu. Pepper. For ste low hv
RUGER Il CALDWELL.
6S East Washington Il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16

~ We are authorized TO announce JOHN
BREWER, of Southport, candidate for County Re
carder subject the decision OF the Democratic Con-
.yention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16

A LARGE aid well selected assortment Of Grocerie>
"A receiving and f,,r sale A. low ~ al any house
in the West Country Merchants and Guy Gr"cerS invited
10 examine stock. RCGER 4 CaLIWt Ii.
jel362-d&wly 6S East Washington st.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16
Special Correspondence Of the ChicsgoTmes
PROM Washington.

Particulars gf ih' Battle on fhs Rspiian By an
En-. rdnsss- ID rslosmeBf Of fse Cosfederafe
Plaza IN yrgi~is Gen. Baekaer- Troops
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
LATEST NE WS.
DISPATCHES.
SOUTHERN NEWS.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 2I.-A special to the
Tribune says the Chattanooga Daily (Rebel)
OF Friday the 18th, contains the following
from Wilmington, North Carolina, l7th.-
General Guslavous Smith 10 being heavily re-
infOrced ct Goldsborough. There was heavy
Sighting there yesterday, In which the enemy
were repulsed with a heavy loss.
Mobile, Dec. lE.-The following is a special
dispatch 10 the Advertiser dated Vicksburg
10th: Two Yankee gun boats went up the
river yesterday, and another this morning
The Tribune learns that the Unionists fred
on the train between Tupelo aud okoluna-
Nobody hurt The train proceeded to 0kolu-
ma which was Immediately evacuated and
everything removed 10 Egypt
Scltillo was taken on Monday morning and
Pontiac at II O'Clock, by 1900 Abolitionists
which is said to be an advance Of 5000 who
are marching through that county. shannon
was attacked by Unionists at 2 o'clock the
zane day.
Augusta, Ga, Dec. 1.-THE steamer
Herald arrived at 4 Confederate port to-day
with . valuable cargo and The RENAME Of
General Thomas Cobb.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
LOSSES Ian FREpERICKspuRG

New YoRK, Dec. 22.-0ficial retusns of
losses at Fredericksburg; killed l,l2s, wound-
ed 9 ,l05, missing LOIS.
Times says Seward yesterday consented to
resume portfolio. Chase has his resumption
under Amusement. His decision will be an
nounced to-day.
Herald learns from Baltimore that rebels
supposed to be moving large bodies OF troops
West; are literally no troops in Richmond or
on the Peninsula, Lee has 8 1000 at Frede-
rieksburg. There are no other trooes in Vir-
ginis except Is, 900 at Petersburg.
There are 10000 at Charleston, 10000 at
Savannah, rs 200 at Mobile. The strength Of
rebels being concentrated towards Nashville
and Vicksburg, and at each place will be
1901 600 troops in q few days.
Times Washington special announces the
return Of the committee on the conduct Of the
war from Falmouth.
Halleck and Meigs will be examined Mon
day
Times dispatch says Burnside assumes al
responsibility and firmly believes he could
have carried the enemy's works on Sunday
had it not been opposed by his council of war
Richmond Dispatch states, hat Goyernol
Letcher is determined to hold the Union prls
oners taken recently by General Floyd, in sol
itary confinement until Colonel Thomas, ala
Frenchlady, is released by Lincoln.
The Tribune says the rumored removal G
General SAxton is unfounded.
The Times Washington correspondent say
Senator Wilson has been assured most %
plicitly by the Secretary Of War that Sewar
had nothing to do with Banks Expedition
unjust to hold him responsible.
The Herald army letter says Sigels force
is on the way to Fairfax G. II.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
Reported for the laily Empire.l
New Work Market.

New YoRK, December 20.
FLOUR Market dull, heavy; O5@
G 10 extra state c 65@6 rs common to good
shipping brand r H. o.
wHEAT-Market heavy, l@2c lower
/ POOL 2s Chicago spring l 24@l 81 Nil.
wAukes club; ss@l Al winter red ives
tern.
coRN-steady, moderate demand at 76@
n mixed western.
oATS-69@72 common to prime.
FDRK-Firmer at IA rs for meas.
LARD-steady at 9f@lO.
WHIsKY-3sa@s9.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22

AhHN NA+
HELMBOLDS EXTRA or BUOHC,
For Weaknesses
Arising from Excuses, haLats vi Dissipation, Early
lndiscreuon or abuse.
ATTENDED Wih The toq0wihg Symptoms
Indisposiuon to Exofuon, Loss Of Power,
Loss oi Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Nakeiumeas,
Dlmness OF Vision, Pains in the Back,
Universal Lassitnde Of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body
Dryness Of the Skin, Erupuons on the Face
PALLID couNrgNAsoE.
These symptoms, Il allowed 10 go ON, which this
medicine nyaraDle removes soon follows
IMroTENCY, FArUITl, FITS,
IN one er gAteh The laielt may Expire.
Who can say that they are not hequenty followed
by those "diremi Diseases
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTlON."
MANY are aware ofthe causes OF tleir suffering,
sUF NOM WILL coSTEss.
THE RECORDS OF II INSANE AsYLuMs,
A~i ne Mdeu,chCy DeaDA By consumption.
Bear ample witness TO the truti Of HE assertion.
me CONSTITUTION ONCE WITH
wEAkhlsss.
lie requires the ND Of medicines to strengthen and
InYigorate the System
Nnltn n Ilfi A. LA bONHb
A trial Will convince the most skepticai.
FEMALES- BEMALES- FEAALES
I'D on YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR On
T~EMPLAllN1 MARRIAGE.
In Many Agec,ons Peculiar 10 FeDaies
lhe Extacl Buchu IS unequAlled by any other RENE
ny, as IN Chlorosls or ketrenching, lrregularlty, Pam
iutness, or suppression OF Customary kvncuatlUus,
nra OF Whites, sternty, and Tor ali complaints incident
10 me sex, whether arising rom ln"iscrelon' HABITS
DECIIyE On LIFki
See sytmutonu4 aboye.
Nn DANuV SuoII, mr. yvtTttoItn, M
w
io' Unpleasant ana dangerous DISEASES
CURES
SAruEr nIsEAsES
r,on ,h.,. .,.g.s. Al utls exn.n...
Lirle or no change IN Diet; No Inconvenience;
Aud no Exposure.
iir,u aal, ,S = He 1 0bstr5e,ions.
p pr.n',e u us' ny cnT1nS strsct,res oI ihs itr..,u.
Allaylng Pam and 30
aoa VIII. have paid heavy fees to be cured u a shor
'poisoa' has, BY the use OF "poesJ,a asfrngent.o been
t %rnH AID 4 -
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Use BuoHrr
for all affections and diseases OF the
MALE or FEMALE,
rom whatever cause originating anu no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
ni.aas..or ,,,ao oryons reo,tro tho nil Of n,,r.,,c
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIu
is REA DiUkEl1C,
Dlsessest for '0A'eh Z" Is recommended
Eciieiee Of The most Responsible and Reliable Character
CltRrIEIoATEs or cmtEs.
From . to ~ years sland'ng'
with NAMES known TO
s,,vNcp avn nam
"PHYSICIANS' TAKE "NOTICE"
u.,.N
"'""e "@''"
hELMBOLD's EXTRACT hu~Hu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
REPORTED RESIGNATION OF BURN
SIDE

SIDE.
NEw YORK, December 27.-The Washington
Star says:
1t is confdentl6 reported on the street Gen
Burnside has rendered his resignation of the
command Of the army of the Potomac,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASTER COMMlSSlONERS SALE.
William =. schenck' Plaintiff, Mont. Sup. Court,
J. Harvey Thomas ct al, Defen'ts.D Case Nc. 20i5.
DUkSUANT to an order Of the Superior Court Of
Il Montgomery county, Ohio, made in the above
case and directed TO me, will offer a. public auction
at the door Of the Court House in the city OF Dayton,
IN the county aud state aforesaid, on
Saturday, Jaaudry "a, 1863,
Al 2 o'clock p m Of said day, the following described
property, to-wit. Situate In the county Of Montgomery
and state Of Ohio and in the city OF Dayton, to-wII Lot
numbered one thousand nine hundred and thirty-four
QO3D on the plat Of said city OF Dayton, except six.
teen feet OF the west side OF said lot, running through
the entire lot, owned by Samuel Y. Thomas, being one
Of a subdivision Of out-lots by N. LOngworth.
said property is to be sold on a decree in favor Of
William f.. Schenck against j. Harvey Thomas, and
has been appraised at sixteen hundred dollars (Sl6OOl
add cannot sell for less than tSO-thirds of said ap.
praised value being $1,000 6g1s. Terms Of sale-cash
Said real estate ~ situated ON Fourth street, one
house west Of Council street, and runs nom Fourth
street to Sycamore street fronting on both streets, with
q dwelling house on each end OF the lot.
H.. ii. WEAKLEf, Master Commissioner.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. deGdawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A r injecting OF the Directors Of the Firemen'a In.
"A surance on the 1st inst, q dividend Of % eta on
The share was declared, payable en- and after the 18th
INST DIES Il. PHELPS, Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22

Major General Loring and Nen recently
commanding in Western Virginia, arrived at
Jackson Mississippi, recently for duty in that
Department. General Lowell was relieved
by General Loring.
In Rappahannoek battles, the Banner says,
Arches brigade suffered severely IL was for
merly commanded by Gen Bob Hatton, and
Gen Anderson Of Tenn, consisting Of the lst
.4th and lth Tennessee regiments.
Gen Hood, Of Texas, commanded a divis.
ion and was MORALLY wounded. de was one
Of the best rebel Generals.
B~eanregard is expecting an attack at
Charleston, by land and water.
Pembertons army was At Grenada on the
18th inst Price was six miles west and
Tilghman's division WAS six miles east. Van
Dorn's Headquarters we're in Grenada
A correspondent OF the Richmond Ehqui-
rer giving an acbount Of the Federalists cross
ing Rappahannock says, they we're resisted by
Barksdale's Mississippi brigade, and shellfrom
Union guns knocked tall chimney down on
the l7th Mississippi, wounding twenty-eight
Of them. The rebels lost $50 in this affair.
The Rebel regiments sent TO cover the re-
treat OF the Mississippi regiments broke and
fed from the field.
The vicksburg Whiq of the 18th, says two
Union gun boats went up the Yazoo on the
9th inst. At Blake's plantation they ran
upon two torpedoes, which exploded without
doing mischief Boats fred four shot and
withdrew.
The publication Of the Memphis appeal
will soon be resumed.
Morgan is reported in force at Hanesville
Friday evening, and preparations were being
made to attack him Gen. Stanley followed
sharply with cavalry to Rural Hill. but found
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
RAID

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAc,
December 20.
Yesterday morning about daylight a party
Of Hampton rebel cavalry, about one hun.
bred strong, entered occnquon and captured
q Lieutenant and thirty p~rivates Of the 10th
New York Cavaly, who were guarding the tele
graph line. Eleven suffers and six suffers
wagons were also seized BY the rebels, All is
quiet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
Reported for the Daily Emprel
New York stock Market.

New YoRK, December 20.
STOCKS Better Money col cents on
call Sterling Exchange unchanged; Amer
lean Gold 32i Demand notes I "a
Tressuty 7 $40 lOOA l year certificates
sft United States skies 81 coupons / O24.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22

SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
A, b. Holabird A Co.. Montgomery Superior Court,
against
Thomas j. smith Case No. zoos.
DY virtue Of an execution issued in the above emit
Dtled case, l will offer al public sale al the door OF
the Court House in the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, January 3, 1868,
Al two O'Clock m OF said day, the following described
Teal estate, via. Lot numbered forty i've (45l as desig.
mated on the plat OF the town Of Union, IN the county
Of Montgomery and state Of Ohio.
said lot with theimprOYements thereon, has been
appraised Al 1850 and cannot sell for less than II Of
the appraisement.
Taken on execution As the property Of Thomas J.
smith Al the suit II A b. Holabird a 90. Terms
GEORGE wo0AMAE, shsnn Mont, county.
CHARLEs PARRoTr, Attorney. no2swts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthof and W W Stewart, Dayton; George l.
Boyer, Miamisburg; J Stocklager, Union; J q Ander-
son, Centreyille; f. Myers, New lebanon II Jackson,
Chambersburgi u r bauer, harrisburg d B Divine,
Johnsyillei Arnold a Iimhert, South Arlington; Jacob
smyer, West Baltimore; JKookle A 90 Germantown;
W MURPHY, yandRlia; n Nichols, Liberty; ID Rees,
farmersvlllei Heverling 3 Herr, Salient ] w Pyrmont,
Williams a sWaner, West Balhmore Parker, Bro, a
Co., Parkersbnrg. and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States and Cana,
das. del6dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
A REESE ARRIVAL.
SHAVING, nAIR-CUTTING, sHAMPOOING

nHoMAS A. WISE having taken the Barber Shop
Il on Market street recently owned by James Kreld.
Ter, aud lifted II up in the most improved style, IL
prepared 10 do shaving, Hmr.Cutung, shampooinR
etc, IN a manner that cannot tail 10 give satisfaction.
he invites all his old friends y d customers TO give
HIM a call Remember this place-north side Market
street. OCT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22

sPECuLATIoNs ABOUT THE CABINET.
wAsmyGroS, Dec % Widespread desire
that Banks be appointed TO a Department
fessendens friends express the opinion that
he will decline the State portfolio II offered
Nothing positively known what Lincoln
will do.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-22
HELLER a. YOUNG's
COOKING RANGES
THE BEST in THE MARKET.
ROBERT OGDEN,

JEFFERSON ST., TWO DOORS BELOW MARKET,
is Agent in this city aud county for HELIEn A
i fOUNG'B COOKING RANGES, tho best Cooline
Apparatus ever invented lie puts them up In the
best style, at the lowest rates they can be afbrded.
Every one who has used them testify 70 their superior
excellence over all others.
The subscriber would say that he has, also, a large
aud superior stock OF Pumps, Gas and Steam Pipe,
and Plumbing material, which he will put up to order
VA the best manner al the lowest prices.
Call and examine. ROBERT OGDEN,
doc Jefferson, two doors below Market.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-05
GOSHEN.

GOSHEN. ie1 .....--5 D
 Frederick A. Cook, late of the 1st Conn. Ar tillery, son of Gen. Moses Cook, has been ap- pointed Recruiting Officer for the 14th Regiment, c. V:, now in process of organization. His are at Goshen, but he hopes to ob- tain recruits in all parts of the county. Mr. Cook ii one of our most enterprising young men, and will enter upon his duties with zeal which will secure success, while his company will, of necessity, bs one of the finest in the Regiment. See his advertisement elsewhere.
 WAxrED.-A number of able bodied men and boys. to swell the interesting crowd, which semi alphabetically assemble around the doors of the sanctuary, to inspect, criticise, applaud and condemn peacable church-goers.
 Their visages should be suitably alloyed with copper, four parts, zinc, three they must be equal to the rigors of capricious climate and undaunted by summers sun. If expert tobacco chewers they will merit Q double amount of the public gratitude. +-.
 The services of these selfsacrifcing worthies is required throughout the entire period of church ingress and egress, and will be rewarded, as they richly deserve, by an apprsciative con, gregation.
 All who can enlist for this purpose are re quested to do so immediately, and !f any are morally, physically or intellectually incapacitat ed for so doing, to Mens is extended the respect and esteem of A sensitive peonle
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-05

HoN. c. P. WoLoorr, late AttorneyGeneral of Ohio, recently appointed Assistant Secretary of War, in place of Secretary Scott, resigned. is directly connected with the Wofcotts of this town. His father, Christopher Wolcott, was grandson of Roger Wolcott, the first Governor Wolcott of Connecticut, and c cousin of Oliver Wolcott, 2d, the third Governor Wolcott. Chris topher Wolcott for some years resided in Vol cottville, as agent of the Wolcott Factories there, was married to lady of this town in 1917, and removed to Steubenville, Ohio, soon after. where the present Christopher P. Wolcott was born, about forty years ago. Secretary Wolcott is described as man of the highest integrity of character of great ability and energy, and brings to the discharge of his duty mature judgment, and thorough knowledge of the wants and re- quirements of the government.
 He was the agent of the state of Ohio for the purchase of arms, &c., last year. He has the unbounded confidence of the national admins tration, and has long been known to several of its members, having acted with MT. Chase while the latter was Governor of Ohio.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-05

THn LsaIsIATuRs.-Sincs our last the Senate have voted not to release Henry Manasseth from State Prison. (oommitted in 1851 for the mur- der of the old MT. White in Colebrook, and havs passed the resolution appropriating $2oo to agricultural societies in this county. In the House, Manasssth shared the same fate. and T G. Minor of Weodbury, wm. E. Baldwin of Litohneld and Jasper P. Brewster of Cornwall were appointed County Commissioners for the ensuing year. This, VIC believe, is about all the Legislature has accomplished for us; it has done about the same for the rest of the State, and on Friday it adjourned until 7assday morn ing of this week by vote of 107 to S3. This outrageous custom into which the Legislature this year seems to have fallen, ws are glad to to knew is condemned and resisted by nearly svsry member from Litchfeld county.
 We understand that committee was appoint cd by meeting ofthe members of the Legisla- surs from this county, to ascertain by what right the inhabitants of Litchfeld occupy for town purposes, the lower room of the Court House. That committee will find by the records of the County Court. that this town made a grant of two hundred pounds and the land, towards the building of the Court House, and obtained there- by the right to occupy the old court room for fssepsn's cad other public meeting, and that in
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-05

s0- We had not intended again to allude to T. NJ. Clarke CT the Winsted Herald in these columns, but just as we were going to press we were waited uponby agentlsmanly deputy Sheriff from Nsw Harsford,, (why not Winsted ? who presented us with s' writ, by which we were ir- formed that We were sued for libel by T. M. Carks for aH article in our last issue, and dama- ges laid at ten aoasu'sd dollassi
 That r. M. Clarke, who has abused, vilifed, hmposned and Ebsied more men in this county and state, than perhaps any other editor eye. dared, who has been repeatedly, we believe, sued for libel himself, who has of late taken such es pscial delight in abusing and blackguardine Litchfeld people in general, and our humble sell in particular, that hs should sue us for libeline him, t particularly rich, and we dsubt not, will Dc % regarded by the community generally, and Itchfeh County jury in particular.
 We shall give in ssms subsequent issue, per haps, this fellows views upon libels and libel suits, as exemplifed particularly in the case of Noyss Durham us. T. M. Clarke, case, by the way, that never came to trial, as we fear this never will, and at proper time, we may give some other facts appropriate to Mis case. Mean. while the above statement, we trust, will be a sufficient apology for this mention of the i'm maculate libslant.