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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
COMPANYK

, COMFANI ii
 .s E CAPTAIN, Edward o. Peck, Litchfsld &',
 lsr LIEUTENANT,
 Augustus H Fem, Plymouth 20 LIEUTENANT,
 James N Coe, Winsted .s...., ...a sERaEANTs, Bushrod H Camp, Harwinton William W Lee ....s..ssr Oscar Platt, Sherman -,.
 Wm s Watson, Winchester ..'
 Edward D Brennan, Kent .. -.y.. s1.. CoRPoRALs,
 James Johnson, Canaan
 Wolcott Cook, Colebrook
 Hiram Dubois, New Milford
 Alanson A Negus, Litchfeld
 David B Lake, Sherman
 Truman o Sanford Morris
 Lent Ryan, Torrington
 Wm R Knickerbocker, Warren E . MUSICIANS,
 Samuel Reed, Salisbury . l-.F
 George A Hoyt, Jr, Plymouth
 wAGoSER, - '
 Miner c Wedge, Plymouth g
 PRIvATEs, -'t'4
 James Averill, Plymouth Sawyer Allen, Kent; Franklin Andrus, Barkhamsted Noble Andrus, Plymouth; Isaac Baldwin, Morris ; Chester L Bancroft, Winsted; Wm Benson ]; Hiram L Bronson, Kent John II Burns, Sails bury; Charles A Campbell, Norfolk Submit Castle Harwnton Cyrene M Clark, Winsted; George R Colby, Henry Colby Goshen; Daniel Conlsy, New Milford; John H Cooper, Litch- field; Fred A Dauchy, Salisbury ; Frederick Ette, John Ette, Sherman; Charles Ferris, Morris Edward Griffin, New Milford Wesley F Glover, Plymouth; Chas Gregory Goshen; ; EIizur Hodge, sherman; Wm Hart, John Hai- lon, North Canaan 7; Stephen H. Harlow Washington; Thomas Herbert, Litchfeld; An gelbert Hermann. Plymouth; Chas Hunger ford, Harwinton ; Levi N Jacus, Warren Jacus w Johnson. Morris Alfred June, North Ca naan Bernard c Keegan, New Hartford Sol omon Kelly sherman Oscar knickerbocker. Warren; Alex D kasson, Bethlem; Chas Landon Litchfeld; Sidney Law, New Mill ford Arthur Lockwood, Plymouth John A Ludford, Watertown Geo H Mckinney, Kent; Edward Monroe, Sherman J oln Munson, New Milford Henry Murphy, Kent; Edner Norton, Plymouth; John O'Connor, Sherman; Frank Parker, Litchfeld; Abner Palmer, Morris; Asahel Perkins; TorrngtoD; Asa Pettis, Plym- outh Charles Read, Litchfeld Franklin Rice, Barkhamsted; John Shores, North Canaan Alenzo Stewart, Egbert J Stewart Kent Geo Taylor. Washington; Thomas P Tompkins, Plymouth James Tracy, Roxbury; Enoch c Wadhurst, Torrington; Ira Warner, Kent; Ja cob Warner, Salisbury John Warner, Robert Watt, Litchfeld Francis Wedge, Lubius Wech, Noah B Welch, Warren Jacob Went worth, New Milford; Thomas Wheeler, Water town Alfred White, Salisbury; George A Food. Washington. -...-a ...--tt.iA k---
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
FoEsrGe.,tieanenes rWea::: $.

CONSTANTLY on hand, a good assortment of BRoADeIaTas, Gassimeres. Yestings, Gellars, Neck Ties, Hosiery, Gloves SHuspenders, &c., at pri- ces as low as the9loweSt. n-EEgL,Tg tf-1 y.,r. A. G. FERRISS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
Ready Made Caotiins.

Ew ENS' and Boys COATS. INVESTS, and lf-E PANTS, at New York prices, for sale by
 3t-f6 CHARLES MCNEIL. Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
WINTHROP INSTITUTE
 For YOung Ladies. .e

HuyHE Fall and Winter Session commences on A the first Wednesday of October, and con. tinues twenty y-one weeks. For Circulais and other information, address the Subscriber q a1a at Winthrop, Conn H9 Six male pupils can De ac' commodated in the School. .t.as,fs,
 .fEa9 5 VIM DENISoN, Superintendent.
 Winthrop, Aug. 19. lS62. s,'5 sSt-ie'~
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
SPECIAL ~ NOTICES.
Notice.

MR. EDITOR - want you to inform the pub lie not to hire nor keep Sarah NJ. Crawford. in any shape or manner, on the penalty of the law as she s under age, and has run away from good place, pr. E. Osborne's of Lttchield /; and hereby forbid any man or womsn keeping her over night under penalty of the law. s
 .... - o. c. CRAWFORD.
 Cornwall Bridge, Conn.,, Sept. 6, 1862 ? t-3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
E11nionaDlo M IL IN E R Y 2. .Es.sa..eakF IRA y-naNsN4


 OCL D return thanks to her P,tgeus and W Friends for ptst ittxurs, and cordially inVites them to call and examine her large and beautiful Stock of, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, ail of which she offers at prices to suit the times. ssss,.. e.,a7 # .-.- + s,..e ..-. .n' -I.al:@s' aud 2lissesSs l.stt,-rw BoHncts'; 9a Silk H,nnets. Flats and BIoomsrs: '7 GhilireQ sStraw Caps and Jockey Hats; @ Shaker Il eots B.,e1dboScs; .ra Ruches Flowers. Ribbons .a*s.i' ..t
 Nets. Head Dresses. Dress Caps 1ss7 Veis, Elm bl oidered Collars a-
 Under Sleeves, Linen Collars and Cuffs;
 Gloves, French Corsetts, Hoop-skirts;
 A large assortment of TOYS, FANCY GOODS, Sc &c. esGf ni '.-si'a -t '.F s'sff
 MOURNING HATS constantly on hand, or made to order at the shortest notice. ..... .. HATS BIasACHEDs AND PRESSED in the most fashionable shapes. .s-s STITCHING done on machine, at cts per yard. agF .s- - tt
 ,.S-P,,rticu!lr attention paid to DRESS MAKING.
 f5| All orders promptly attended to. ,. LitchfelA. ,spfii'Sth, 1862. tl-51
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
MONEY FOUND.

[ ! BETWEEN Litchfcld and Wolcottvile last & a week, a small sum of money Tie loser can have the same, by calling on the Subscriber, proving property, and paying for this adver- tisement PHILEMON JOHNSON.
 South Norfolk, Sept sth, 1862. 2lt3o
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
I,OST.!.,.s..,..s.l }. s. ]. ;. .s ]

nN Sunday evening. the 17th' inst oil h t.the NV road from Litchfsld to Warren, large sized Pocket Diary. black tuck cover, with narie in fore part. It is worthless to any one but the owner. Any one returning the ,same. to the sub scriber, or by leaving it at the office Of the En- qnirer, will receive the thanks of the owner, ,be- sides being literally rewarded.
 19t3 P. M. ROWLAND.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
A FULL Asso ngED sgocH
or IHEL4 M .
 CELEBRATED 2 b.. SPECT ACLES,

IN GOLD, SILVER, AND STEEL FRAMES
 N. P.-The patronage of the public is re. spectfully solicited, and the assurance offeied, that no effort shall be spared to deserve con tnuance of the same.
 July 23, 1852 ..' E .- ..H ..'
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

Maj Gen. Pope passed Harrisburg, Pa, Tues !, day, on his way to his new field of command in inc West ..eaa -.LI .aa@tsE E31l@. ! te .3H5 t.E.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
soCoMPAgYG oRNW4LL &C.,

.~ -t CAPTAIN, ~zr " g---- asa.sxs ,rrl Edward E. Gold
 .gh lsr lsrrlL4uu LlEurEsAsr, .1l !r .woE s m sszsss Lyman Teator gzE
 nvv,ar-rr2D LIEUTENANT, FEN K < wnvg sa,gsss ,sssJ, Milton Gregory
 sshal4S1s Y z .8Cg kAichael Kelly. sharon ss qsvsM
 Cad N Smith, Cornwall
 Henry s. Dean, Sharon Ll33 -s~tft4 &Silas Az Palmer, Cornwall
 Ira chapmssnss sharon z .E .T .EorI sessgs.a zaNoz yeoRPoRALs, .a2E
 Julius AeGloyer, Litchfeld. zv ~x~~-. Charles J, Trayer,, Sharon az '@A ~- MA Milford, Cornwall tD~-'
 Albert Robinson, sharon AUA .TErg- EAJosephs B. Payne Cornwall,
 Gilbert Lake, Sharon
 Wm. Sheppard, Warren .7E .E .ECE !tsDayton Reed, sharon D goeagg
 .eg.1 MUSICIANS, a CLANS, .yE r .Hcr s1Nyron Hubbell, Cornwall s-
 James Van Buren. 's .-- -----.
 WAa7 EYER Fk&~ ,,t.i-~ &Rsifas s. Frink :. ZFHz
 FR1vATEs, k .L .IC George M. Bennett, William H. Brown, sha ron Robert J. Bard, Afford Benedict, Corn wall; .MatheH Bell Norfolk; Frederick Butler, Franklin M B. Bierce, Henry Baker, Corn wall; George Brague, Litchfeld; Jerome Chap man, George P Caprou, Nelson Clark, Edward Cross, Cornwall John Chase, John Curtin, William Clinton, George Clinton, Michel Curley, Philo Coles, sharon; James B. Capron, Corn wall; Harvey Clark, Kent, Josiah B. -Corbin, John o. Doherty, Miles Dean, Cornwall; Pat rick Delany, Litch6eld ;.William Frazer, John Grady, sharon Frederick Holmes Cornwall Charles c. Hjnman Edward H. Hoffman. Ed ward Horar. Wesley Holmes, William H Ingra- ham. Charles fngersoil. sharon; Nelson Jen- nings, Cornwall; Gerge L James, Falls Village; Barney Kinney. sharon David Kilbourn Corn wall; Webster Lownsbury, sharon Sidney La1pkau. Elisha P Mallory, Ralph Miner Cornwall; George D Palmer. sharon; William $ Palmer, Harry Peck, Geo W Page, Cornwall Jshn Peek, Albert A. Peck, Bitchfeld Charles J Reed. sharon; hucien Rouse, Charles R Sxifk, Frederick Shepard, Lewis J. Sawyer Thomas sherman, Cornwall Dwight R study sharon; Charles H Smith. Cornvall; Merritt Il stsae, sLitchGeld; George Studiey. sharon E1ssha Soule. Patrick Troy,- Cornwall Elmore V WaIdram, Sharons Allen Williams, Witlia m Yoanx, CernvaiF; Daniel Buxton, Sharon Horace Williams, Cornwall; Charles King Nathan H Jewett. Isaac s Reed, sharon; David KTmban, Eitchheld; Russell Burhham, Wash ingten; RslIi6 Northrop, Litchheld ;; John Lsphan; Henry shadt:s @ zrzlE
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
S@ Ss Messrs. Lazarus & Morris,
 PRACTICAL ...t Opticians and 0culists,
No. + HUNaERFoRD & CoNE's BUILDING, Near the Post Office, Main St.,
 Hartford, Conn.,.

Hartford, Conn.,, n EsIRE to introduce to the notice of the ELY residents of Litchield and vicinity. their CELEBRATED PERFECTED sPECTAt LES,- which have gained for them so extensive q pat ronage, and which have met with the unquai. fled appreciation all who have used them. The Lenses used by Messrs L. < M., DEFER EN- TIRELY from those in ORDINARY USE. They are made of the most PURE and BRILLIANT MATERIAL, and ground in form BEAUTI- FULLY adapted to the Eye. They have the power of ASSISTING and PRESERVING the SIGHT and imparting a CLEANLINESS and DIS TINCTNESS of VISION. and withal an amount of EASE and COMFORT, which to the nninitia- ted is PERFECTLY ASTONISHING. From their peculiar construction, the necessity for frequent changes is entirely avoided. Apart from the consideration of the PERFECTION of THESE LENSES, is thc ability of Messrs. Lazarus S: Morris to FIT THE EYE. which they do ACCU RATELY and UNERRINGLY. Their Special Education as Oculists and Opticians, combined with their long practical experience, enables them, after examining the Eye with powerful glass, to DECIDE IMMEDIATELY, not only the amount of power but the form of lens required AND AT ONCE tq select the SPEC'rACI.l.S best suited in each case, however difficult. The most ACCURATE Fri so GUARANTEED, and where any special defect of vision exists no extra charge is made. or trouble Spared, tQ afford the desired relief.
 In short, they offer to the public the seryicCs of PRACT CAL OPTICIANS and OCULISTS, embracing UNERRING TREATMENT, MODE RATE CHARGES, and UNSWERvING HONOR and INTEGRITY in the conduct of their busi. ness. ....
 GY@ Arrangements are nsads to ensure the at, tendance of one of the Firm in Litch6eld every three months. Due notice of time and date will be advertised in this paper.
 a. He will have an Office for the transaction of business, and with him, ..r.-. I ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
Volunteers2 .

VolunGee 1.' IVAN buy Paper, Pens, Envelopes. Pocket Ink | Stands, Razors Hair and Tooth Brushes, &c.. &c., Cheap, by calling on
 tf-17 sa 5~ RIvERIUS MARSH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

MARY A. HART. ..t rar. .-
 vs. ORDER OF NOTICE.
 JARUs II.,RT.r r----y- g..s.-
 STATE of fcossEcucur, PlrAovrH. Aug,
 Litchfeld County, Ss' 4 4. U. ls62.
 N TP0N. the petition Of the s:itl Mary A. Hart, G pray ing for reasons tliuTen ct fortli, for divorce now .p&nlins before the Superior Co'ilt in and for LitcI!:ield County, tp !.v i.r!l on the 2d Tnesday of September, A. l. 1882 It ap- bearing to. and being founl ivy the snbscriline authority, that the said respondent is absent from this State-goGe to parts 1lnknown There fore, ordered, that notice of the Eendency Of said petition be given by pubi>hng this order in the LitchfielI Enquirer, a newspaper printed in Litchteld three weeks successiveiv, commcn- cing on or before the 9th day of August, A D. 1882 WI l.. RANSOM, Clerk ,
 16-t3 of the Superior Court for Litch;:eltfCo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

Prof: Stowe, of Andover Theological Semina ry, husband of Harriet Beecher Stowe. the au- thoress, has resigned his professor rship, andSwil soon remove his family to Hartford. 2 sd
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

The accounts of the position and numbers of the rebels in Maryland are still conflicting much so that the contradictions can hardly bs reconciled, except under the supposltion that the several divisions of the rebels have gone in different directions. We are assured on the one hand that Jackson is on his way Wtha hea- force to Gettysburgh, Penn., so as to be within striking distance of Chambersburgh and York while on the other hand it is asserted that he has marched to Westminter, and will move on Baltimore in that direction. The National In- telligsneer, of Tuesday morning, states that the | rebels in great force occupied the western bank ol Seneca Creek, from it's mouth at the Potomac twenty-two miles above Washington to, Middle brook Mills-a line some ten miles in extent. We find very little in the Baltimore papers which throws light on the rebel movements. With regard to the position of our own troops who, under Gen. Mcclellan, are following up the rebels we have no information except that they are moving rapidly forward in large force and confident spirits. A short time will probab- ly bevelop the whereabouts of both armies and enable us to better understand the position of affairs. .as ot -r a5 ls5e easi5s'.
 A fight of some moments took place at Pooles- vile on monday afternoon, between rebel reg ment of cavelry and the Third Indiana and a portion of the Eighth Illinois Cavelry, in which the rebel forces were defeated and put to rout leaving several dead on the field The enemy were supported by one piece of artillery, while our forces had two -a- B ~s2F -~
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
HE LETCHFIELD- ai /! BooK.SToRH

l, E s the Place'where you can buy Miscellaneous H Books at HALF PRICE: Also-Paper and Sta stionery, at Prices which defy competition, Call and see.
 tf-14 se RIVERIUS MARSH
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

Gen. Jim Lane 'srecruiting operations in Kan sas have been most successful He has raised five white regiments and organised 200 color ed loyalists. Efrrs EET-H7 He'5tH
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
Economy ls Wealth CURE YOUR COUGH For ONE DE !! THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSEHOLD ... REMEDY IN THE WORLD.
MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S CDUGEE E f;SWE D N

RNADAME HADOJ POINTERS Curative Bal- lVE sam IS warranted if use,l according to the directions, to Cnre p a!l ei,ses, Cnn5hs, Colds, Whool ing Coughs Asthma, and all ititectionG of the Throat and Lunc.7 eHT .st@
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

SM ISTRICr of Waterbury, ss. Probate Court k y Aug. lpth. lS62: E
 Estate of WILLARD W. THoRp of Nauest,ck in said District, insolvent debtor
 l iie Court of Probate for the District ot Water bury i! ,th limited and allowed two months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate represented insolvent. in which to exhibit their claims thereto: and has appointed Charles D. Longfellow and Lawrence s, Spencer, Esars Commissioners to receive and exame aidclaims :: and has ordered that said Commissioners meet at ths office of Charles D. LOT gfellow in said Nau gatucls. on the 10th day of September, and the l Sth day ot October. 1862, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. on each Of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment ' Certified from record, t TAB STEPHEN ". KELLOGG. Judge.
 All persons indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate pay ment to e-r
 lo t3 VIM. H. HINE, Trustee l. A T Cou,t of Probate holden at Litchicld
 "A within and for the County of Litchtield, on the 25tL day of August, A. D. 1862
 u Prcsent-Charles Adams, Esq, Judge
 On motion of Hiram L. Bishop Administrator on the estate of SYLvANus BISHOP, late of Litch- field within said district. deceased: This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and lim- ted for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Atlmnistr;.- tor ;; and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper pub lished in Litchfeid. and ly posting a,copy there of on the public sign-post in said town of Litch- field nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. ;, Certified from Record, .-...-.s 1913 s--.. Al. CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
GENERAL HE EADoUARrERssTArE OF CON-

NECTICUT.
 .a ApJuTANT- GENERALS 0frIcE,
 Hartford, Sept. 5th, 1862. Especial Orders, No. 766 @ @<'''s @7 ''@ . All nominations for Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons, made by the Colonels of Regiments of Militia organized for nine smonths' service will be referred to Brigadier General Henry A. Grant, Surgeon General, without whose appro- val the persons so nominated will not be com missioned. sf*'5.>.. .@ '--- L By order eff the Commander-in- -chief,-o WOE.
 JOSEPH D. WILLIAMS,
 sE3EEr$ f Adutant-G eneral.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
ISetice.
l}iss3sacEe Oil.
~ Sfaie Normal SchOo..

VE7HIS Institution is established by tie State @ for the Education of Telcliers. ,Tuiiol is free to all applicants who have the proper ccr tifcate from school Visitors. s9-s -a>s'
 There arc Three Terms in each year. The first Term of tie coming year commences Sept d 7th i; the Second Term, Jan. 9th; the Third Term, April 22. .-. r-.s 2 Applications for admission. or for ci.c;,lars and information, can be made to tr t s.Ess
 2' @- .'. DAVID N. CAMP,
 Superintendent of Con.non Schools. @
 New Britain. AH5-,25th, 1852 s=a& ao-t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11
GOMPASF HNEW MILFORD &c,


 CAPTAIN, ~Tg .w7r George s. Williams, New Milford
 lsr LsEgTEsANT, ,7 ,r~.rr Frederick NJ. Berry, Kent
 2D LIEUTENANT, -s-rr
 Walter Bsrnham. Washington
 sEgGEANTs, Daniel E. Marsh, New Milford
 Charles W. Robertson, Washington
 G. R. Merw;n, New Milford ,& ,E~t- Charles IT. Anderson, .znE
 Romulus C. Lorerldge, W ashington av -- coRroRALs,
 David E. Soule, New Milford
 Henry C. Noble, ''A .v .z- .s,'a- Miner Al. Strong, Warren
 Lewis c Mosler, New Milford ~--.r Homer S Corlies, Warren - -. s4>.--
 Irwin c. Buckingham. New Milford
 Edward F.Lyon, TCTZ 2" " .EIEG Horace E. Jones, ;. r5v g-"
 zrrar MUSICIANS, r ATr-T .r~-r sAndrsw x. Bailey, New Milford
 Orlo $. Buckingham, - ----, .zz.9w-T7r v- ewAGoSER,
 Harmon T. Edwards, Kent --asr ~s--r < az aurweu v, -PRIvATEs.
 Charles Bunnell. New Milford Henry. Bur ton. Gustavus 9. Black, Washington Ira s RrSiIev. Roxbdry; Edgar W. Calhoun. Henry A. Calhoun, Resell B. Camp, Afford Cable ShssdUu Clark. Washington; Hiram Cable [seorre Chembefiajn, Kent; William E. Gan srli' -Beniamin F. Danham. William E. Dis II-ov. New Milford Wm. H. tDaine, ash ngton. George S- Erwin. Oliver E. Evitts New uilSurd: sheldon Fox. Washington Henry Fu Kent; Francis L. French. Henry $. Grid Iss. Hsrssio $. sHoyt, Henry R, Hoyt, Samuel ii Hia. New Milford !; Austin R. Humphrey John Harrington. Warren Cyrus Rowland Keot. Hemnn Hoffman. Charles w.. Jackson Neu Milford Elroy S.Jennings, Jerome John ,on. Kent: Andrew & Kinney. New Milford Jvssuk .. Knowles Washington: Frederick J Ioesn. New Milford Daniei G. Marshal Kent I.sSn N Neramtse. Washington; Jarus w. NuzrOe. Warren; Henry $. Morehouse, New NTIsord; Arson B. Nichols Kent; Franklin NahOls. Washington; George D. Potter, Geo Hs Posrer. Nex Milford Manson Peet Loren Prs. Esas: Hesbert H. Read. New Milford N.skzn Ri. RuotS Newtown; Augustus E Rah5s- Wsskiuesoa, Henry C. Straight. Kent ReuA-s H. Sksrwosd. Lacius Sherman. New NsIf.-ls Houaer $ Sackett. Warren, S<epheu Cu.h F. Sns<liksr- Orville A. Saw. rpr. LexSs Ss Jehn, Keut; Horace N Sanford Isrss-~xzters Daniel II. Sonaers. Kent Jerome TTrSS S<<h N Taylor, Washington William n Tkuuapsss. Kent; Edward E. Thompson W11..urta Waneu. New Milford Prank ! W.rrxm. sWashizRtoa; Charles A. Way.s John F WTIIiau.s. New Milford; Alfred N. Whittle -rr. Rmrr Williams, David V. Wright, Wash irTtuu Lewis $. Young, Kent.
 wHPagFHWooDBURY. sE "a, s-se ss s.Ts cAFrAIk- E ,sreZ ,'i1-E s7sE Eli spszzy. Koodbury. Q. ,zet =. lsF rzzrrzxaxr. - - .-, -. s,@5. e Gideoa D- Crane, m .s5r.sgta7 : a L1KCTrxAxz.s5 Ss lzlsz1'1J ] Geo Easene Bets. . ,sisasxx1Ga g'z5v4A : Jsz. r B.i's. Needbuy. s'z5vh 4 Walfer Urs0n.
 ! EzEsss E snshsis. [ @aszeyA 2 sse ss j b. assssse'gyA ssiss. 4F cozsoszra \ Cyuw TgKsexsls6. Rossury .sG & Gea. c Bs.dIss, Moodbary f N Hsrhess V Peek Seaahbary .1 ~.s,ssa. c Chzs 8 Rovisy. WoOdbufy
 Hsnsy AsrA . s'S&s8 ] JSSs gEII1s. -Ax zEh EE q Dsx1er Norshsups Bsthlsu azass s8ax
 sa&ef nrszuzxs. isa ss :
 ErsdssiEk n Miner, woodbury ''' 8s~s< ~4'. 2. Y : s-g sssss ssoai sdi aH
 wAeoxER- sVtA
 Enras '. DsFossst, Moodbury. go ss.s'
 sR .ff rss EsK .hIaafeii
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

H. Clay Trumbull, late State Sunday-school agent, is to be ordained as rhinisterssof the gos pei, preparatory to taking the field as chaplain of the 10th regiment, .. ", now at Newborn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

F. D 11aIcRJ ls
 H H AS received a few of i,rcnson's Celebrated A A Roxbury FLOWS, which he will sell fol Cash, at the same price they' Ire sold at the Manufactoiy. ass z.-. .s.- --a..
 Litchtield, March 12tb,' 1eGl , tI-47-s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

oOoH IEpI0YB HIS IaI1iHy tJ IaTuUTu.EEET
 General Mcclellan on Friday issued general order announcing that he. had assumed com mand of the notifications of Washington, and of all the troops for theidefense of the capitol. Careful estimates have been made of our los ses in the late battles with the enemy, and the following is the results -' IA '-&--
 Killed gfs05E Dsg@ s9Fa 1000
 a Wounded Hqv 2 5z[zsA : Ig Q 5000
 Prisoners 4D .3g'We z sy 2ooo
 a.- Total h,a-ss'Jaa .s2+ 5000
 Most of the prisoners, with ths exception of the officers, have been paroled. ag,
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

" a31'i .aee sl4ia 6 slas tal Fda oe1IsfIen'iF
 szzBl.sF s9i B38@s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

W's v tssf .G3 et.ESs}t.,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

SAMUEL D. ORION, Judge. The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the late dwelling house of Col. Glwar. tl1n Roberts, deceased, in said New Milford on the lth Saturday in October, 1862, and the third Saturday in February, 1863, at one o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days, for the pur pose of attending on the business of said ap- pointment.
 DANIEL MARSH. GEORGE w. WHITTLEsEY, oo'hhf rs. All persons indebted to said Estate arc re. quc*tod to make immediate payment to 20 t3 WM ROBERTS, Exec'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

STATEMENT of the Condition of the BAN,
 S OF LITCHf1ELD CO., on the 1st day a, July, 1S62: sz as. 52E s.5 -ss3 9 sf7 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-11

WI. c. BUEL, Agent, Ltchfeld, Conn, for Madam Porter's Balsam, and :. Dalley's Pain fs ' f4@<'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-17

ca Nate is brick, although at times
like a sponge, he absorbs fluids. One day,
recently, an inquisitive specimen of II man
from out Of town. accosted Nate in this
wise: " Well Nate, your nose is quite
red" Yes" replied Nate, " it is lit
tie red. but its bully old nose for all
that, and besides it's peculiar nose. "
" How's that?" asked the anxious inquir-
er. " It's never found poking into other
peoples business" coolly replied Nate.
Inquirer sloped aiEsssly.--PHGnir.