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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
Important to HOusskespsrs,
BUY Y0UR REFRIaERAE0Rs EARLY.

{ ne warn and sultry Summer VII so5n Be bere,
Whaa The temperafure Qf the atmoInhera VII rnng1
ipom ninety 10 ninetJ-fra derrees IN tha shads-
nQu d the tine u1el h1u1afaep aF1 rarl1rtrirT
their cellars for he Lass Year1 he sratoTl or ice
Chests, which aF6 halt decayed by mould aaI rulf
aeoomp plishod, you place therein yguF B -eistsak,
tslaiahies, MIX Better aud kfluts fndzUhet
4 Dc you kssp thsss a-tIoIss ooldf TEs r-usr
Does your B9oisieak When cooked talta nusil7
Does your MIN snd Crsan aouri TES,
poaa yoar Butter taste q the fegetabloi Ins.
l9Vonr OheEe damp and DolltVf NnS. rs1 - al.
DID y0u ever 8es hear Of e Haifigtrstor fhat wa
fres nom mOiIiurel 30. n Il fsIT =
DO yeu want o9e q tho same price you paid for the
Old one, that vi n - me- t5 . f1,f II1 5rl
Do yon want Hefrsl orator that viii b % h5s
from noi8turas 20 COO q and DRY that fho common
locoloco match which Is % easily affected 81 dab-
ias5 c7n se ksps Persset IL Il throughout he slp
DO you want one that via keep ltsoIi ssutlsiidg
and the inaide sweet and pure with TIE aAnH
lll which b used ~ the sfdiaaIy ice gae5ii Us.
Do you want Raffigsrator r ,at viii Be sBfut-
lqi piece q garnituras aad ptriofn olsEyteing a5
stated a5oGof Io A.l lsAtl4-la
VIZ APPEAL TO THE LADIEa,
as the most competent judges % ascoTtain tie truth
d our Statements, b calling aad sEaHinln1
Seh0oleyls Rsi@t lss5Ng Rsfrggsi0h. b
cd a ". p FoGGsl lo
r Cor o. sgps.ioz aad Seneca -
Chiaa. orpeklEy snd Ho1,s FulnilAilg D,7ot
-u55 1si4sll. ts singer a. .iisuos
loias-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State 70 the Terre Haute, Alton 4 St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles. Is
we'll adapted 70 Winter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
l.T AoqEl Fe9RsstIIgE tII5gEI2y v I2yIk1TrTHAxTrR

-rsgI- b GEHATH C1AHnEls o. April 5thi 1854.
I"DB- J. o. ATER-HOnorad Sir. Z have made
agent and have been cnred By thenn Of the dtesdfH
rheum6fism under which he fodnd mo suieriuR.-
Ths hTBt dose relieved me, and few BubseQuen
dosas en- rsly removed the diBsaee. fees in better
health now than tor some years before, which at
PilIS, n - Yours vita great e psct,.. .,i.g ll s-f
IT,. - ,- y h0DIUS b, '1ETOAIlF.''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
@. ". PALHER;
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Aprill6:Sss
Harvey stephens and
George Presley, PLAINTIFF In the Court Of Common
against ! Pleas, Onyahoga Co.
Norman o. Baldwin, ct al
Oefsndnnta For Relief.
"nHTAn


TOMAS q. HEARTH. PHILIP
nett, Jarnoa y Gritnth, SaMuet N. Calender, K.5
Richards, Robert Fleming Assignee in Bankruptcy
o. BENJAMIN 7; Tyler and the unknown Heirs Of
John b. Macy, deceased. defendants in the above
titled action and residents Of the tate Of Ohio
hereby notified that the % day Of April A. D.
1852 said plaintS filed in the ofcs Of the CLERK Of
said Court, their petition against them and other
defendants, setting forth that said plaintiffs are
themselves in the possession OF the following de
OuyRhogs and state Of Ohio and being 10 that part
Of the city Of Cleveland which formerly called
the City Of Ohio, and IL known sub lOtg numbers
259, 25, 30, 23 and 254, in Block Of the Buffalo
Company allotment, callsd and have been IN such
possession ever since September, 1883 that on and
prior to the 18th day Of July said lots owned
Beniamiu y. Tyler, Grihith P. Grfmth, shslden
THOMPSON, Philander Bennett, William Il. Rich-
ards Glma an Folsom, Jr., Guy n. Goodrich, Charles
that on said Ilih day Of July 1851 ssd parties %
QEning said lots in common, duly exsgutsd and de-
u sered 20 said Norman u. Baldwin ueed thereof,
that on the 18th day Of April, 1855 said Norman o.
BALDWIN duly conYeyed said lots 70 Frederick Bald
win, who, on or about the 18th day Of September,
1855 duly conveyed the same to these plaintiffs, that
BALDWIN, Frederick 3 adWin and said plaintifs hsTs
respectively bes In the exclusive posses non Of said
lots ever since the th day Of July, 1887 that said
BRldEin was not and has never been recorded, but
was sometime after its delivery 70 said Norman q.
Baldwin lost or Ecciden tally destroyed and has not
been and cannot be found, BY reason whereof the
title of said plaintiffs to said lots Is clOuded ld the
defendants appear Of record to have some interest IN
and 10 said lots Whereas 10 faoE they have inte
hfming their fitie 70 ssia lots and t1onding said
defendents from any claim thereto. Said dsfandanta
are required 70 answer said petition BY the 18th day
Of june 1859, or the sans win DO taken confessed
and decree rendered accordingly.
PALnER 3 DENNIS,
apTills:ssg PlAiRtifs Atty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
.MEpIEAL

INlaDVs SISiS
y. - s---1
SS.N SfI> tsRI
0ns HuaSrsd Dsllag PFsuuuaIH
ss,os, .5AEINAL WHAKNEsa d
4..r..o1- OF nPaRHAsohRH0ut
B AYlo Au.i AHp IAPOTHHuY
ralis .it GuRBD,
AfeE ell other Treatment FallalI
fio'ias DIR. A. GIBSON,
Fgrnsriy Of New York Ulty, viii psy one Hun.
% sSnsd M W dSsss. .S sa' hs = IN T ~ 1 t6s ssSs s
san Is tIs. ssSai thSi any ot6st f6ysisiun n
ths gnitse stsfi1 issAtl ths sans diseases viih
aflsr many ysarl Ol iaborloas study ana stvsfl.
sqes * iBs9s q ssg5T Il sesiPs ,s,s g A.
SVrteui Of treatment f1r .th6r "a = tflH
pPHHpA ND ellkA ANHhI nuHH
OF the apoie and fllo e9nte diseases OF the
IiPRo oDUC UCTIV VIZ. ORGANS,
yltr .ii A. rE,stf farl1i.rthsRglrsr fss1ssivv
I q a. e1stIi ~ - I lN4ls
of ~ y D ii.t'sSi ~. ~ ssillsy,' SitS
~ 1fucla1ai Who pr0faIto tFsas 81 pfiVati
= 2lfd,es ,Wiih 5neea ead WitAout receiving INC
oHfs isissSli d5sS n b,ysshss hs Il ! menbsr Of
lsolne Q9llggaf fn lnnton or Rartls q perhaps some
Oh IN d. of the perpole Of onanArnE thu innooant
aEf WIS 1tid ct great Expectations never 10 BE- re-
aliladrr iiut Uii1t Ar. GIBSON Night boAft o. it
talg, tst he q aba 3 EiFe entire lstiHiactioR ~
ft Who rspo1s cor ndtts II hiI ABILITY and fnksT-
Titf ana tiat " as psrisotsd an American ryTssn
of treatment Whlch challenges lng PhYE1lan Of Lon
13n Far1, or any patent medicine to equal ior tha
frofl cuft % rtnlal ueEknssl, and All disshstF OF
Egrnngrnrntu, hoth mental GRd5 ElesEioai, uftElnl
~ "a 5t as sf soy iii rsW ttsstu,thi ths
iolollg hes1nl1sel ever al ote1u yet di.ootsrodi
hnd aFt, the eEantE lEl erP IN THlReqt disaEss-
hhlo; he uEe1 no relies of the dark ages, Huch -
EarolrTt NOT eny1lhor dolstsfioHu drug BecondiF
20 restrictions IN dieter hlEineu igEe ulFol Third
" hil tfatn3nt u nosltye and oatteip IN All eaeo1
Ne stands pTgpaTst % 50 into any public Of bFFAs
Immense arpeFioritg q bis new tre1tmeuf over any
bthor row known 9 the world in point Of prompt
hogl, pSElaneFi M dnosss IAistT ma ooaVonionOs
Df, eIBBJfs if permanently Gcetsd 10 OlsVslArd.
and hz1 during she psgt three yodN reformed many
cures Ol eiusalsa whish bad lE SSerB resisted eli
other o4q pl freAtnont, kel6rence can 20 s1Von 60
nilVld tald UI the GrGt raupeotabltY In Cleveland
Boston, EeW York and other citlsa in regard to
agi aud int1Erity N al llenal tlanEAetona -
NYhr6fllh, hhuer1ott1n, Ectclulh and al uhrDnie
tigelsll treasS1 with IaperioE Eaooegls
~ 1eqicile aelt % aii5 nzRtoi toe oOaas7s ~
10. 6fhs5H's ss1 Eork on FhynoloSy f1s 1als
DR.. aTBsOH,
FrQisssor of Eeotropat6y asd lfeIisias,
0nlesTlis seneOa st., few dOOFa frOmsuperiOr,
0iSos noun from 70 Il ana trou ! . o'sisoE
laliy, leundeTl erofFiasi-l eEE5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
JisVeiaad, Painesvilie Gl In Common Pleas,
Ashtabula R. R. Co. CuyahOga County,
A. whiting. for money only.
A. whiting,


NIOTIOE-A. WHITING,l a EoE-REaI-
IN dent OF the State of Ohio, will take notice
that the Cleveland, Painesville Ashtabula
Railroad Company, did on the eth day Of May,
1892, fle petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the County Of OuyahOga
and State of Ohio, against the said A. Whiting,
defendant, setting forth that on the Sd day Of
March, 1862, the said defendant was indebted 10
said Company in the several sums on accounts
Of s149 so, SI6s, and $50 10, amounting in total
to the sum of S37s 80, with interest thereon from
March 8, 1862, for charges and transportation Of
certain three lOts barrels oil, carried and convey
ed over and upon said COmpany's Railroad from
Girard to Cleveland, o., and there at the latter
place delivered by said company Tor said defeR-
dant at his request that the SAID sum Of money
was then and is now due and payable, that said
gum Of money nor any part thereof nss been paid,
and said company prays Judgment against the
said A. Whiting, defendant, in the sum Of three
hundred and seventy three dollars and sixty
cents, with interest thereon from said Sd day Of
March, 1852.
And the said A. Whiting Is notified that he Is
required to appear and answer said petition on
or before the 28thday of June, 1852, or judgmant
will be taken against him by default. %
RANNEY BACEUS & NOBLE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
TIE ORprgARY Weld

Of Corn Is from 50 10 GO bushels per acre- p Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profts.s L is
believed that 10 section Of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy arming than the Prai-
mes Of Illinois, q branch Of farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of So miles on the Branch and
14I miles By the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat Corn, h1e dew
OATS, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKWHEAT,
Aud vegetables suited to the climate, sre produ-
eed n great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of PsnnsyIFania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tuely and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature in the State, suited to almost every product
Of the United States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
tTTHIDR. afBsoH.

FT0tsssor o. EleStropat4y ssd NeRisiNs,
0merlis seneca st., a few dOOFa nom Superior,
tsios noun from 10 Is ana trnn 3 o'siooh
laIly, (EundeTi exofetsi-l eIE5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
WHEAT. CORN. COTTON. TOBACCO :

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown In great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton / St. Louis Railroad and the Eankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distance oG rs miles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th grest Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State. ~ -Hr-r.s i. . r..s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
RAmROAD sYsFElI OF nLTtoIs.

Railroads intersect the whole state. s115,-
OOQ, 900 have been invested In complsting the
great network that links every part Of the STATE
into immediate connection with the Surrounding
States and The dirsetess th0forghiarel Of con- !
merce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
aVtHIO.aog
John Smell, Flaintif,
Court Of Common Pleas,
CuyahOsa Oopnly, o.

".
Charles WinsloW, Is the Court Of Common Pless
hssignes Of Rsubin G.
Hunt, for the neht CuyahOga Oounfy,O,
Of the creditors of o.
q. Sexton, Defenfant.
NOTICE.. @. SEXTON, oFTHE
IL State of Michigan, viii take notics that John
81 ell did, the Z7th day Of EoFsmber, A. d. 1861
le his petition In the Court Of ommon Pleas with
in and lor the comfy Of Duyahoga, and stats Of
Ihio, against the said Charles WinsloW as assignee
&c. setting firth that he has = eliim sgainst the
estate of the said B. g, Hunt for the sum Of fl00
interest from October 2fth, 1856, and fSll, and
interest from June 7th, 1861 less cent, and that
seid assignment was freud on the other creditors
OF said Hunt, and praItDg that the Assignment #
e. hunt to Charlea RinslOW be declared to enure
the equal bsnsht Of eli the creditors Of the said
Hunt and By eave Of CouIt the said o. Sexton j.
n ade rarty defendant 70 said suit. And that said
U. o. Sexton is required to appear aud anEWar said
petition on or before ths third Saturday after the
10Th day Of Nay next 1850
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
! THE MLNOIs CEAIRAL RAnRoAD

Traverse the whole length Of the State, from
The banks Of the Mississippi ana Lake 1IIoh i5a Z
10 the Ohio. As itz name imports, the Rallroad.
runs through the centre Of the State, and on e.
theF side Of he road along its Whale length a :
the lands offered for sals-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

TAI TIC E.-NoTIoS IS HEREBY
IN given to the creditors Of william Fi5ke, who
hflVs Pt0Esd their clnime before and Procured my
allowance to tbs same, that hold dividend OF tOa
10 cent on all such claims subject 70 their
der. sLt farf JObEPH B. akAheleI
+ nsyls.as8 Assignee OF VIM. Fi8ka.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

And the east helfof Lot NO. ll00 appraised Of rs
Also, an undivided half OF Lot No l8 in Al
Z fred Kelley's Eub-division Of original city
Lots l9l, l92 l9S In said city, appraised at ll5
81. GRI5WOLD, =
an .aaaas,v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

Ehs above are all from, persona who ArO publicly
known where they reside, and Whe would not make
thsse staten e1ta Vithopt 3 thorough conviction
that they we're true lA'- l' U
PRHPARKD DYl j. O. AVER,
Practical and nalEtioaf Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And q. w. CLARK and hY Al Druggists and
Dealers in MOdicins sverywhele, - z.r-l ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
STOCK RAISING.

In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. An kinds Of Cattle Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &C., Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field Is open for Others to enter
with the falrest prospects Of IKE results. DAIRY
FARslEa also presents its inducements 10 many.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

The great resources Of the State, in Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potteris Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
Ec., &C., are almost untouched; they await me
arrival Of enterprising and energetic msn aceua-
tened 70 convert them into gold
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
ID ACTTlI. EETTIERa.l !

Prem the unprecedented advantages Ibis Com 1
pany offers, It is not surprising that i should
have already disposed Of 500, 900 acres ofIands
Il Is nov selling at the rate Of 8 900 acres per
week The population along the lneha1 tfebled
70 ten years, ard Is now So, ,s21-- Ths Company
sen 70 actual cultvators and everT contract con-
tafns an agreeul srt to eultiTsfe L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

There are Ninety Eight Depots n che Compa-r
nyls Railroad, giving about one every seven
1t eonFenient distances throughout the whole
route, where every desirable CONNOLLY nay Be
found IS readily as In the oldsst cities o. the
Union, and where buyers are 70 Be pet for al
kinds Of farm produce aa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

atss bH.E kIHeBLEg Usyslsas,
oeeI:fhu General Aaant fnF Olt1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

,ss.l.s5, 30 20 ssaa,'a 'a. -.sai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

Aod GuOmA4 AAaylot ElAus
va
Thoodore n. Burton, Bod
eriek OAlkins, ThOmAa
QuAYle, oscar A A.BurtOn,
lOal b. Oahoon, Thomas
OahOon " iiiiam A. Ing.
hBm, Wells Portsr, 1li-
hu d, Peck and Irvine
u, Masters, partners
undsr the name Of Peck
a Mtatrrg, Robert b.
noDnis and josiah Bur.
ton
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

Before 8. Foliambo, J. P.
. Of Oleyelhnd, tWp., Guy
a1ogn cJCntT. OnLll u
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04
ToRRIxGToN.- song "Our Noble Volu!

ToRRIxGroS.-Th song 'Our Noble Volun- teers," published as original in the ENQUIRER, was encouragement of old song by Mrs. 4. Whiting, of tAis place, for Soldiers Aid Meeting, and only in part original. As we are a modest little community, and apply the 6;h commandment to literary compositions, as well as to things more material, you will please give this place in yeur columns. Will you also say that the young people of thls place propose to have Course oi Lectures this winter. The first will be on the 10th inst, by Rev. $. P. Marvin; commencing at 6 o'clock. Subject, ''The Philosophy of History" The public are invited to attend.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04

GosHzs,-Thanksgivin wss duly ofsfea here on Thursday of last week. Sermons were preached at Il o'clock, A M., in both the Methodist and Congregational Churches. The day was fine, and the religious exercises well attended. While tho citizens here, around their festive boards. were partaking of the bounties of kind Providence, it was hoped by many having friends in the army, that they at the same time were also fsasting on Thanksgiv ing provisions. previously seat them in great abuadaHea.
 As yet only three out eff over ninety velua- teers from tkis town have died. God somfort the friends of these three deceased patriots, and all others in this land wko have lost friends while battling in defence of the Federal Gov erpnent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04

IT IS telegraphed from Washington ih't it is peace overtures, fearing the emancipation proc lamaton and the shock of our armies about to move on them from all quarters. The terms which were probably concocted by Fernando Wood, or some such scamp. are : lst. The old Union and the constitution. 2d. The Chitten- den compromise. Sd. The assumption of the southern deb;s 4th The ordering of the French out of Mexico, and the annexation of that country, to make new slave states Tie last two propositions are new if not good.
 The steam-t transport Dele,care arrived at New York Sunday from Port Royal on the 25th inst. The fever prevailing for some time at Port Roy had entirely ceased. The health of the troops was improving fast, and the physical condition of the army very fine. The arrival of reinforce ments was most anxiously looked fer. as all are anxious for an advance. Gen. B.annan is still in command of all the forces. Gen. Saxton is raising negro brigade with considerable sue. cess. Another expedition, in which three comss panes of colored soldiers bore conspicuous part, is mentioned in oar correspondents let ter.
 On Thursday last the soldiers of the various Connecticut Regiments at Centreville Course L. I. were provided with an excellspt snbstan Lial, dinner through the kindness of the Sons of r,o,, in Now York headed " Col Amy. Be. -ween five hundred aud thousand turkeys vera disposed of on this occasion, together with fixins" to match. The entire canp wss fes- i've sceaa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04

HG- A squirt, haillng from the 18th fegI- ment, and belonging to the 'triday' family oi Wipsted. writes home long letter of personal spleen and spite, mostly directed against US, which the local paper of his village gladly cop ies, in a conspicuous position npon its editorial page 1t is so printed because it is abusive Of us. The charges coCchcd in the delicate lsn- guage characteristic of the backguard source from which they emanate and the blackguard print in which they appear, are, that we have deliberately and wilfuily spread false reports concerning Dr. Plumb and Col. Wesseil;, and the care and health of the 18th Regiment gen erally How utterly untrue and gfoundless these assertions are, our readers arc perfectly we'll aware. When reports prejudicial to the Regiment were made public in every town ofthe County, We made haste ts enquire whether they had any foundatiQn in fact, and to call for tAsir correction or .efutation This we did withou: refiectng in the slightest degree either rpon Col. Vessels or Dr. Plumb, and this the Win sted sheet itself copied in substanc1 from us, CT gave publicity to the same reports. lmmedi- ately thereafter We were delu cd w|th letters from the Regiment, the most reliable and i'm psrtant of which we published, two and thrse weeks ago, entirely conclusive on the subject, and efectually sfencing, we presum', all the absurd reports. And this week, to finish up, We give in full the letter of Dr. Salisbury upon the subject. It is to!erably late in tho day, there fore, even if there were any truth in the char pes, for the WiEsted sheet to print such fu!mi nations from its windy little brother. And as to the little squrts challenge to fight duel 2ith him, somewhere, we don't think we shall 90 four hundred miles to oblige him; nor have we much hopes that hS will visit us here, as his recollecuons of his ltst visit to Litchield must be too softly suggestive of disappointment and the lock up to him; nor, finally, do such foolish fulminations from the .,ttle wind bag frshen us, more tAan dld the blusterin2s of his big brother Friday, a year or more ago, or the ttemendous SlO,0ee libel suit of the editor and proprietor of She W,nsted Herald.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04

NEW MlLrokD-Mr V. c. Taylor, composer and author O. several musical works delivered highly instrutive and interesting lecture on vocal music at the Congregational Chapel on Monday evening Mir. Taylor proposes to give course of eight lessons in glee singingto those who are ss smewhal adyancs, ia the science ot music, which considering his experience in. and perfect knowledge of the art, cannot fail to bp advantageous to those who embrace the oppor- tunity to receive his instructions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04
gpeal and gumntp news.

L1TcHEIzLD.-The Superior Court resumed its session on Monday, and have been occupied since with Court Cases" The case of Hunt vs. Mansfield is on trial ss we gs to press. We understand that the Court will hold over until about the 20th.
 An old fashioned snow-storm is setting in ss we go to press, Wednesday evening. The clouds bstoken heavy fall of the article, and winter fairly opens on the third day of it's reign.
 A Christmas Eve. Ball, is announced in another column to come eff at ths Adams Het'i oa ihs evening of the 24th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04

RsE- The attention Of taxpayers is called to the advertisements of the U. $. Crector for this district, in another column in this paper. We are requested to state that the latter relates to the annual taxes, such as carriages, plate, &c
 Licenses were due and should have been paid long ago. The monthly tax for October is also due and must be paid this week the bills for the same being now in the hands of the Depu- ties. The law imposes the daty upon the tax payers to call immediately on the Collector or Deputies, and make payment whenever taxes become due or are payable. Tax payers there fore, must keep bright lookout for themselves.