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Barry's Tricop phcrous is tho Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauyng curling, cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try It. Sold BY
all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

Prizes Cashed In All Legalized Lotte.
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker No. II
Wall street, Groom No ~, New York.
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JeGcrs'-573 Broadway.-Gentlc cmens'
French Molrr aud De Vile Shoes Oxford Ties, Balmoras
Caters Sfppern
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 2b Broadway corner OF Murray street,
l Nav York.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worst Scrofula obstinate Eruption of the Skin
and old Ulcers No. Division street. New York city, since
ls3A
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Bachelors Hair Dye-she Best I'm the
world harmless and reliable Sold by drug
lists pcrumcrs everywhere. Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

Crlstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig depot wholesale and RETAIL No. Astor House.
The Dye e applied BY experienced artists.
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Prof. L. Mifler's Hair bye, Black or
brown t0cents The best Tryi Sold by druggists Depot
il narS Sfra
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At JefIerS', 653 9dW ay, Ladics' Elass
tic Boots 81 So 1l 73 and 81; Baimoras a. 81 Is 81 50
gents nne Shoes and Slippers youtha and charcns Bal
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Eight Cartes de visite for 81, Equal to
/ the best made
S4!cAs g ~ GyysiYs!ss street corner q e.rcAy.
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Omcial Drawings OF Murray. Eddy 4
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENrUcKY. ExrRA CLASS a2s-July IL. 1854
46, !, 49,, SO, AZ, l6, 81, Al, 76, Is, 81 20, 10.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 3S0-Julv II, 1862
10, IL, "a, %, 30, 6, 3, 2S, 60, 81, 81, 50.
Circulars free OF charge By addressing either to
MURRAY. EDDY b CO.,
Covington, Ky. or St. Louis No.
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in tho United States army vice General Wool appointed
Major General
Brigadsr General VIM. B. Franklin, of United States
volunteers TO be Major General Of volunteers 70 date
from July 4, 1892.
Brigadier General Edwin v. Sumner, United States
Army; Brgadier General Samuel p. Hentlslman, United
States Volunteers; Brsader General Erasmus D. Hayes,
United States Volunteers and BriQadisr General Fitz
John Porter United States Volunteers to be Major Gsuo.
rails OF Volunteers, to date from July 4, 1862.
Captain Robert Scridgs TO be Assistant Adjutant Of
Volunteers with the rank Of major.
First Lieutenant Josiah H Kellogg OF the First cavalry
to be Captain.
Second Lieutenant John A. Darling Of the Second or.
ticry, TO be First Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant Henry Brownson, Of tho Third
tillery 70 be First Lieutenant.
Sergeant Major Thomas T. Collins, Of the Fourteenth
Infantry TO be Second Lieutenant in the Fourtesnth in
fantry.
Charles W. Rand OF California, to bsMarshal Of the
United States for the Southern District OF California in
place Of wn. Rabs.
Samuel s. Smoot, OF Minnesota, to be Assistant Quar-
tsrmaster with the rank OF captain In tho volunteer
service.
Charles E. wsndt of Wisconsin, to bs Commissary OF
Subsistence with the rank OF capt in the volunteer
force.
WI n. Crnndall, OF Pennsylvania Volunteers, to be
Assistant Quartermaster, with the rank OF captain.
VIM. II. Martin, Assistant Quartsrmaster, with tn
rank Of captain.
Edgar c. wapss Of Delaware, TO be Second Lieutenant
In the marine corps.
John Jameson OF Maryland, TO be Military storekespcr
In the Ordnance Department.
VIM. L. Palmer, OF New York, V be commissary OF
Subsistence, with rank OF captain.
Lieutenant Charles E. Russ, Of tho New York voun.
tesrs to DO Assistant with the nnnk Or
captain.
Assistant Surgeons John Moore Andrew A. Smith,
Richard II. Alexander and Joseph r. Smith, to be sur
geons.
Horace A. Lsrnsy, additional Paymastcr In the volun-
teer service.
The Medical Inspector General and Medical
ordered to report in person. without delay to tho
Surgeon General.
Colonel W. r. Lee. Twentieth Massachusetts, Volunteers
win report person to the Governor OF
10 assist in raising regiments OF volunteers until hs
health is sufficiently restored enable him to Join his
regiment
qLe resignation Of Captain Charles Shields AsssLan.
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Lotteries. -.
DELAWARE. EXTRA Glass N7--July IA, 1862
23, 50, 81, 33, IS, |, SO, 56, so, 49, 80, l6, 81.
DELAWARE CLASS 276-July II, 1862.
s, 80. SO, So, AZ, "a, IS, AZ, IS, 81, 10, As.
N--' JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.,
Sass Wilmington. Delaware
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- - Er1HIfrN
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To tho Loyal Citizens OF the City Of
New YorkThe loyal citizens of every class and
respectfully and earnestly invited attend tho grand
ass meeting TO be held ON Tuesday next 18th nst at
o'clock, on Union square
II Is that all places Of business closed
at o'clock In order that those who desire 70 show her
loyalty TO the government may be present
By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Chairman.
JoHN AUSTIN STEVENS. Jr., Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
sEst AgCEtON EOJsE

~ IT siIk O NNTa's
syfr -- gs . lly corsl=--.3 The Auction tEsiasEs
f-.. N.fzfEs thg Atel.ln E15a Trslk.a
-r...s. .s.e.7 ----r..f -r EErcs 4 GEs3OGY.
81. On pzbHc,y kld privately, sad soueis ue
,Hr,E- ofhs r-is nd TIE puhc ysa1y. He plstges hs
rau0f ne 'ssrss; Of hs patrons; Anl EATERS hss
'r BE- ',lF u We trade he WI be eaAhled 70
col 80 ne ess zarEs price, lie oil liberal advances
r-7.-.y 1 hAai-And = prepared 70 board Pers51s
..- - AS lzi NIo hsr rsgVArtshAy'ny ample accom-
ls-l.l--s l1- 5-th Z q srOKts
o. Erarsn1 Sd door below Wal Tirsst
A-H,rssA 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
I; aNOND WING.
abe Duliy WhIE an IsichmOnA-PaJ she Car

abe OaIy WhIE an ESichnOnA-f@J In" O~'
riers.
The great demand for the DAIlr "Hs 1'uiI .' ,.
a. vel oy regular ~ transient eAa''s AnS ~
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying both classes u -.
b. carrying systen adapted only 20 O'n00 -.
u5aa have induced u TO tesor. 70 VOC wy 49,,
-, - ,,,r.yipr large city circulation, 10 wit; thar
-, !, "A. O. rrssrs From this date, there
-, 20 y,hscrp,iOns for the WAIs to be lsft within the
iii Ia AIKEN al this office, and all persons indebted
49, .s,sp,on to the present time, within the city are
,ss,ss 90 cali At the Oiee and settle their acceanta'
re- .rrers vii, Of course, continue to deliver the pa.
r q, toe present subscribers and receive pay for the
sane AZ The rate Of fifteen cents per week. The public
VII nov understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
tie Ws,a oy Carriers within the city IS removed, and
thai ali ho want il may buy it from the Carriers or have
4. eft Cor them at their residences or places OF business
S.r,sq5sr i6tb, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
ARREN. tsNE,

DRY GOODS.
ErzUIaNTs wishing A's ay ~ v1v o. nAaing purchase
~ - ---1--thly -olisd 70 sEauia1 ssccE Of DA3
dDlb-. We 1-a- f0r la-e.
bAss Bylg1 seeeti2gl Aad e-f-'nSN
20 Usnahzry-
Sd cssss Bisscss4 sAssIags and shtsrgtt
N3bsiss Pad ard ttrpsi Qsns5ursss
- r,scss 81. ped sni Fsi5 uonesues. Tor bnSaEas.
81 cslss UekinSs.
y p----s nd sgArsd aeirsnss.
II css-s Fancy F-.l.s
: CrsIrHL.ss,
20 Cl.1f-d CaU5r,cl,
50 4" E.-tg-rg Jeans ntfEssia
AID a~.e % Acay Pine Linens Tor gents wear
st. CaNcs lh tcens Lawns Plain, Striped and Eeroid-
ss-.aa All Pcrns Cloths, Cashmere Vestngs kc kcs
a. 5, us6 ~ sci vsy cheap . e cash As5 prompt rAes
ELErr DgEWeY,
Nc. u Pearl 90 eek
- Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
VOuEApN OF DEPART-

- H'O ~ q Il ID OE DAaE EAAA Il
49,. yrSrs AND AssIsTASr1- would bes 70 lnyte ne
ae15a ofthe Heads Departments o. TIE various branches 81
ne sysr1u CueiersLe Hses nov In Rehmoad, 70
~ Ar. snt sKearvu % Books, paper St9Iion-
sry. Envelopes, HInnk Books, &C., which vi
f.-- s.. thea a. fair p-lc1e
Hllg attached ~ establishment - extensive HooE binae
- 1 Jsc1l-ri Shading, ani The asnuisesa-e
sex scs & eSs-y description. he 0ss manner end 81 NE
f,-.r-t --i--i a NOkRIs,
Fuhfshe- Al Bookseller,
"a - Liaa -.-ssl E1caulola. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
CHANGE GF SCHEDULE.

RmH gaza IL
Richmond 81 Petersburg r. X.
E Anl alter Monday The ah February the rAns over Ills
" road Will follows:
IRlH,
Leave Richmond al AS IA daily and Petersburg a, dis
FENaHt AocoxNODArIOs Train.
Leave 7iehuoud daily except Sundays al S5, and As
o n And Petersburg SO, L.
10; Mai vii sOa Only Half Way Station Chester and
Po.t WAlthaA JaEed.u.
Trayr,e ~H bear In mind hat they required to Show
IL ron tae other Authorized person, before
hey "a leave he city BY this read. =, H. elLL,
T-zl General suVt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30

4 Heavy Bed Blsnkets Grey Army Blankets 1914 and ia
BeAched and sheen Beached uotton Brown Gotten,
0Inaburgs Irish Linen Danask, Tvllrs, Elegant supply
Black Goth Coaks qaes Black Beaver and French Cloths
R,h BLACK ad Coored silks elegant Popns and oomans
Iotr Jas; opened Spoil Cotton Lambs Wool Shirts and Draw
m Hosiery Collars sleeves and lac &C. &C Any portion Of
lie old stock o. hand they prices
rssdsss Of the reseat Increased u they determined
do when the war br Ike out Goods rec nu losg and neh
'"'T deli Ell N'r' ~ THOMAS r. PKIoE 90.
LI0R sALE.-l9,OOo lbs prime LesfL.rd
Il 100 bore, TAllOv Candies
20 hhds n. Sugar
20 boxes boz ST roIa Soap
90 Sardines
$50 bbs really hne Iish Potatoes
30 bbS Crushed Sugar
rs bbls Powdered do
'G gss 81: By. S Ssfa WIKI! y;1F' old
81 DO Apple Brady
800 boIs, !, nchburs Manufactured Tobacco
80 cases NJ aocres smoking do
nis ' N' SS M PI N Younger orrys IS Pearl
XUOoL HATS, at No 1 Ballard House -JustI.
w cvoa 100 dos Wool Hats Of various gsde for sale on 40
'0 dsao '''~' JOHN THoNpsoN.
DECEMBER 1861. DECEMBER 1851.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
ToEN GRAY l4I Main street, Richmond, Va, has In store,
and cSo for sale, Arse. rates; for CASE only, hs lfoov'
Indigo, strictly gtiae QUALIFY
Nader, sood ofahro
kEIl
Gam Opium
FSEd. Op.un
Eaph. HoTphA
CNomel
Bi1e BAss
Keseurlal Ointment
Utleroforn tpis Hitre
Adhesive Plaster
Tarsrc Acid, Sup. Carb. Poda
Black Pepper. Ansp!cc, Glnger
Huiress Mace. doves and Cinnamon
sslaG on, Or Lemon, pure
C,stle Soap
FOWd RhubArb J.
french Mustard, Cocoa
German Matches, &c, 10
nos JoBg = GRAY Drusast
StpNDRlSg.-lSOd lbs Cotton obe assorted
- 9Gl DO Hemp rTine DO
100 10 Pat Lin n Thread
- doc Ane French CALF Skins
10 do do do Morocco do
% 10 yngllsh Sheep Skim extra
% DO Cold Linrg Skibs
10 -!Gss psf Enarleled Leather ssd eoleu
500 pr Mems shoe LEs.1
2r1 Gom' sod CaidIen DO
S0G log Aexandors spool Cotton
i5o pi, Pima. assorted
lQt-tpr. trace Chains
800 ;nF, N N aai Tongue Chains
iOa Hil end Cot Sa-s
50 CsculSr sags, sts'd 3to Is Ia
10 Gases genuine CASTLE soap
300 II, q Il and fngl!-h Per. UGps
la store And for sale bv RHODES, WILSON HURT,
Successors 20 snth, Rhodes 4 90.
Jlll 70 Pear Erect
ITRaTE o. H6GgysIA has icag been known Of the
best Pvrgavss use but tie usual form OF Solution or
laui Z too bulky the traveller We have
TIE liquid prepRon and far prerahet to Gpson Salts
sei,. usual A?erign and CGths-ie' Every
adeT Traveller should have bottle with HIN a. Ibis season OF
= $3.50. =, ur,DE gaBRrs Druz s,or.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30

NITRATE o. H6GsySIA has iclg been known one OF the
best Prrga;vss Ia nee; IN TIE usual form Of Solution
Lqud Preparation 700 tIky for the traveller We have no.
The tOiD FORM bottle being equivalent " three
" iour liquid prepRion an far preferable to Ipson Salts
seis Powders The usual A?eronts and CGthn-es Every
soisr or Traveller should have bottle With HIN a. ibis season Of
For Tsie nj MADE gAKRE'B Drug s,ors,
Iy9 lsC aan a. corner aheTe p o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
7stslE-r "a .. lANssE.s Esrz,
ERgrlrHs gwplrEu

az r---r-s 'es Pei Trsli, C,g. g-gs, on ClcihI, "a
- .rrr r-.r -.1 Cr-si-=- 4ct ll1-, FlatcE She ial
r -e--- ----. utlr 1-l E5sr, o. -. Z. Frcss -
S.H 81 d4srssssl Sale 20 ygies Is AACl.
A.. .-rr hanging 'rs p Sc -;y cr ,o-Ly y srr scrs
f--l
- EAiG Fats HE.iS VE FaEysNEA
~ rs-arA. H-- ze S.-sac-a .et sruar -itss
a i1rre7T feH s1slel;. gl, 10 crest -ez--g1,
raHr.-i r raHrF pre- .l- We ptrfHS, "a havgS a-.-
sen .rr.F r.. Say 10 N,IH 20 bElar1 st-.
..rr 10 .s-r . prop s-r @. 5-a,ay .citHr Do
sa.--. .Hg ala % rulr up N tuts large % 20
f.r gr On s1I @ - rsrEst A'er rar-ar ycs
possibly fsH. bel risss2 70 res, Ice crl -eH
..flov .rs -s=,f market .-e 2l :, o.. a.
rHE eGr- vi. ID zee % tls lowest p-
r ga hr Is POM r, ,-g E-atcysr ly BE-
81 as Interest Of h1' che
.-gs.- lEl-I ga O. receive l-y 5-e= calairy
pen z- P-s gs' 'hcl, 70 cal yg-- plrt -l.Ca
H.H- -ar.- r-rpss have tes- lH-etc'.rr
81" . - s-= 'H- Ns, rtis o. c1a lssg al 'ss't c-r.
re s.r s.er-z the fs that save been srFag-f
r.s M r- g. 's ne last tar;ytye ys-ra Al asz =
g.. a. r-s'=g sgagl--is - -fvzg sals'a,.'oa
-AHpslN JONES, .gs1S
Grocer r-l Ccm-s & % 'feFcs sat,
aal-fr- c. Hai1 an' ~ St.. slcN-lr1i, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

,PEoAL uoss city and country people In want Of any
q ;ooda would DO Wellby eaing Al No. 81 Man stree~
Having Ve-y large stock OF Prints, Lawns Jseons.s
dies pan ard rgured BarsEes black and eoored sks snSH
- -1t, blsached and brown Shifting and sheeung, Csss
go AID Kentucky JeanE striped and domestic eE men Ana
Isrysu.s Ladies' Caters Morocco, KID ard Oe9nn %
N.s- ad CAdrens Shoes, Of every size AID quarry
~ ison Goods for Ald boys Ladies SIR and lie
GLOVES AZ is esnts SIN 20 50 cts Linen BIOS ms
10. Iss Ilnen rs sTS add 20 eents Psrasols, pllio
I'D striped 81 IS cents sSss csnbrte and JAsones
M bus rd white T4relAn Et astonng low prices lheHhes.
G.brlc WORKED Bands and OolSr Al cost All NOSE goeu
sbove ana great many, numerous TO nsruon eEe g
without charging aay ore, Is they aese oous1
hsrd times rad ecsHsed, Be eArsEi mai JOG eohe 70 w
gght Piaes, &c. ~ Main S.rssl ,,,,nr, ss-v.rsv
nys SOH>s" NA--S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30
UTVE q IANES,
Richmond, Virginia.

Richmond, Virginia
GENERAL CGMMISSIOS MERCHANTS,
A4d tsa as sale % MlnuiaSred ard saoEas Tobacco
..... ..,....rs l.a Top sNs. Tel2-s-
--Wrlh-str c-pl5I-sa stanton Spectator, AID Fruder
or,1ary Ness, XII copy nos and seas sill % Wig N--
1A~VAL . 'sz3Ess. EJN.t, FGsS
- llproy5l. the Condition ef HOrseS En.S
SH.,, cTlE yeu 90 A7pe,ie sad aeie'.2g ten Of Be-
yJHs. siIt cII, slr els AT Dste-rrr and ~ Ds-ss
o. ~ -r Egrse sl,-- internally Ibis 'ho-ss Fs- 'yrs
- a aYP-te l-l 1ssY Goa. o. hAr aai be e OF After
p aH..e.. Ilt o. Ai-- tlsE o. SIS Gg.f poor
c,l7a Nhas bs11 us-d excessively s.1-1 Tvs 'atrUiast
yf - ls cy AL al pass o. The Stale 81 N
~ 'fr 'siral SEES ,or- as1 IN Aa-i every g1Astsr Of
.r. .r-ArI aHu ..-1.l1 E ltes'''y Increasing.
HH-sH sls -sF universal ssfsiacson IS far a. ne
a,.H o. Hs1s.tan Gcaatg ot--7cJ or tr
H...sF De- rH.F Safe sci OF Jas ? nJNA-4 Drag
sel .gs s- s.-'.r Sol Haaaac rsrrr. g.
sF a.EaHS Gags! gtiitary Gaps! - J0i
~. |Iars --r 3aa.-a.- A-- Retail, O. NE 1iLi-rr
a.. 1e'.. -l.-, t .s- lt1gS % hose aaaa-Asafvl
H.. raT Brss-I lIsrE ClIaE And fatigue Siye Cans
. ks 1H.|. 4vc-Ahr ie-1s a. b. any e'ig
b. ..-- r.--a- rrla 3. Ge-si % ta- SLACK Mi;ary
Sap. . 5l.H .l.a1tr 40 va-s5. Cap lisa-fsa
trF H., "rHs s.1y % toes Lh- lc-fs-t-.s
III - a. A.. sale 2e,zl trade viii Be c11-ir1.
IHFs 30 .sF Nc - ism 5 reef. Rcr ~cr' W., r-H'
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pISSOLUFION CF CO.fARTNERsAlP

p!SSOLUTIOE OF C0-PARIAERSHlP'
TEyIE oo-PArtnersldp Of CIarksOA. Anderson q Co..
Dissolved July Isl BY mutual consent J. a SLAAh
= WI settle he business thoagh either partner will sign IL hsu
5aHn me book aud accounts can found At the om5e Of
~4----N- 49, w. IA GARRISON,
IN. AEDGRsON,
"a Al T. BROHhGLL
NOTICE.
Nsrd Ss= shs alss VIII be for cLss or payable
4 ',,s3, tpIr., lsys OLAgASoS : CO.,
- so. los MAln street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-30

RIss1IUTIov-Tne partnership Of VAN LET, TAYLoRi
~ co, Is ,his day dissolved.
Having chased TIE Interest OF O Peasants the surviy
n.r JOHN VAN Lrw will hereafter conduct the Jus
nes' hE al persons Indebted 20 the old concern,
vii please call Aod setle With the unae signed
JOHN n. VAN Lew.
Richmond. Janusrr LIST. 1854 Ian2
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-27
FERROUS EXPERIMENTS.
READ, IF YOU VALUE LIFE.

Our public hospitals need reform. Neither the food nor the treatment of their inmates is what it ought to b.. The great object in most of these institutions seems to be, to doctor the sick at the least possible expe nse. As Captain Bunsby might say, ' if they live. so, if they die, so. also" The worst feature of the whole is. that the patients are used as Lsoing subjects for y1,tnq p1'0ctioneTs 10 experiment. upOA These eleves of the medical schools expect to obtan the knowledge necessary in private practice. by testing the properties and powers of medicines upon the helpless wretchcs placed under tkcir charge. Deuy this who will, we know it to be trus
 For our own part, are far from placing implict faith in the prescriptions of the faculty 4u coatrair., we have infinitely more confidence in the world-prevading remedies ot Professor Holloway. than in all the fractures, decoclions, an0Gynes, and catharticS recommended in the professional! text books. Doubtless the egOtls tic nabobs at the head of some of our medical institutions would designate his Pills and Oint ment as empirical preparations. But we Say no. Enpircs experiment. upon the diseased system but he does not. lie claims the trust and confidence of invalids on sure grounds an unbruken series of cures, embracing all inter mai and external complaints. and running through no less d period han the fourth of d century Can imagination conceive of more conclusive testimony than this Does not such a voucher. bearing the inducements of the sick in every cline. and backed by the favorable opinions and friendly decrees of some of the leading govern mentS of Europe, carry more weight with it than q whole stack of diplomas !-Sunday Times"
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-27

HoNoRED- have received an official docu ment, dated Alexandria, Va stating that We have been made a Life Member of the 'Poto mac, Piedmont aud Valley Agricultural Society, "as slight testimonial of their appreciation ol our efforts in promoting the interests of Agricul ture, especiallyin the Ladies Department. "--- The polite letter is accompanied by the official announcement, sealed with the great seal of the Society, and signed by Spencer Boy President and Phantaz Kilbourne, Sec'y, by which the Society also purports to have received s2o from us, probably in notes of the Southern Confcde- sacy'
 We don't jus: remember when we transmitted the dust but are grateful, nevertheless, for the honor, and We hereby deputize and appoint our respected friends the President, and Secretary pro tenn. of the Society to look carefully after the interests of the Society, in our necessary ab senee from the field of operations, particularly those which appertaiu to the hen and chicken department, in which we trust they will sus tain their present taking reputation
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-27

AN OLD PAPER.--We have before us copy Of "Ihe New England Journal, costaining The most Remarkable Occurrences, Foreign aud Do- mestick," of the date of Monday, April 8, TIPS, and published in "Boston Printed by 8. Knee land and T. Green, at the Printing House ia Queen street. where Advertisements are taken in"
 It is of about the size of half sheet of foo!scap, and of the dn2y color and finl- sey texture so much affected nova days by tae rcutlern press. It announces, edito- riai'y, that "sas- There are Measures concerning for rendring thls Paper yet more universally ss- teemed and useful, in which ts hop'a the pub lick will be gratif'd, and by vAich these gentle ii,5iI =ho desire to be improved ia History, Phi losophy, Poetry, &c.,. will be greatly advsa- tagged" A Passage of History follows; then an address of his Exceency, the Captain Gene ral of Jamaica to his council, together with
 their reply, and tine reply of his Excelsncy ts
 tie reply of the Council. Items from London oi various dates in October and Novenb Der make
 uD ths rest of the paper, except the chronicle of Burals in the Town of Ros!on, since our last, y which were Five Whites sD1 One Black asd l' Bap,ized ia tks several Churches; Nins"; aud sieh, advertisements, sf vaiek the following are 6 specimen
 z.~Thsre is now preparing for the Press, and may upon suitable Encouragement ss coumuni- cased to the Publck, A Miscellany of Poems, by
 several Hands, and upon several Occasions
 some of which have already been Published and
 received tue Appreciation of tine best Judges, with mauy more very late Performances, of | equal II not superiour Beauty. which have never
 yet seen the Light. If therefore any ingenious Gentiemsu are disposed to contribute towards the erecting Poe,lsa. MJnunent for tbe Hon
 ous of thls Country, either by their generous
 Subscriptions, CT (oDlposures, they are desired lo ctnvey them to ii Daniel Henchmau, or Iae | Publisher of this Paper, by whom they shall bs received with Caraur and Ihankfulness f4n Mr. Nath plgott intends to open School Oh Monday next, for the Instruction Of Negro $, in Reading, Cstschzing, i N riliny, if required. If any are so well inclined as to send thelr ser
 wants to said School near MT. Checkley's Meet ing House, where will be taken for their lus.ruc
 ton ., aforesaid.
 gsT A very Likely Negro Woman who caR do Household Work, and IS fit either for Town or Country Service, about 22 fears of Age, to 1 be Soid Inquire of tho Printer hereof. sy- 4 very Likely Negro Girl about B or
 IA Years of Age, speaks good English, has been l in the Country some Y ears, to be Sold, Inquire
 of the Printer hereof.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-27
Superior Court, Nov. Terta. 1862
JUDGE WALDO PRESIDING.

JUDGE WALDO PRESIDING.
 State rs. Hm. 4. Northrop.-This re1y small information was for maliciously injuring colt by prcking with u manure fork brought to this Court on appeal from a Sharon magistrate, who fined the defendant 50 cents. Alter patient hearing, and eloquent and pathetic appeals to the jury, a verdict was rendered for ths ,efen dant For the State. sedgwick for the defen. dant, Wheaton.
 Stale US. Aaac Rosenbrryb. Information for burg lary-two counts, one for breaking into Q store, and one for breaking into house. Yer dict, guilty on the first count, not guilty on tie second. Sentence, 2 years and 1 months in State Prison. Sedgxck and Turr'il for State <; Hubbard and Graves for prisoner. | Reuben powd, wilo has been Tn jail about eleven years. for want of surctas to keep tie peace, has been released by the States Alter ney.
 The following divorcss have been grautsd during the term: i Erastus kerriam rs. Aaria A.rriam-ilub- bard l Ransom for petitioner. Esr,eNa BuA:x ss. Geo. F. EulIe,-BaE- boar for petitioner.
 Hasy J. DaAey ss. Gao. y. Dai'ey--Fiel3s for petitioner.
 Elizo5e;A 4. S!annard rs. Pkintss s;Iznnara Hitchcock for petitioner.