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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10
Ayers Ague Cure,

which nnutr,llzcs this malarious poison IN the
b!Ool, and stimulates tho liver 10 cxpll Il from
III body. A, II should, so il DOES cure this af-
a.ctive DISORDER with perfect certainty. And it
doas more, or rather does what g OF more ser
vice TO those subject 70 this infection. II taken
In sea on il cSpls 1t from the system ms IL Is ab
sorb H. an thus keeps those who use II free nom
Its attacks; keeps the system IN health although
exposed 10 the disease. Consequently II not only
cu-vs, bat protects from, the great variety OF af
f,c;ioni which are induced by this malignant
iniiu nee, such ~ K!mlttcnt Fever, Chill Fever
Ddlnh, on Mikcd Agur, Periodical Headache
or Bil,oi. HeadIclc, B.liUu' f,vers, Neuralgia
Rhvuma'i'm, Gout, Bliu.aess. TootlIachc, Ear
ache, Catarrh, 4 tima, Palpita!ons. Painful AZ
feet Is Of the Spleen. Mysteries. Collie, Parlysi-
and Painful Affection vi ,hc Stomach md Bow
els. all of which, %h n arising fiom this cause,
viii be foun 10 lSs,iu" mo-, or less The ntcrnit
tent iypc This "AG rE CuRE" rcmoves the cau,J )
OF these arrangements, AMI currs the disease.
This IL accOnplishcs by stimulating the eXcro-
!orics to eSpcl tho virus from the system; aud
these organs by degres become habitrd TO do this
their oiilce ofahcr own accord. Hence arises
what we term dcclim1,ion. Time may accomplish
the same cml. but oftcn life is not long enough or
Is sacrificed Ia tho attempt. while this A0UE
CURE docs II at once, nnd with safety. We have
great reason TO believe this Is a rurer rs well as
safer remedy for tho whole class Of diseases
which are caused by tho miasinatic Infection,
than any other which has been discovered; and
Il has still another important advantage TO the
public, which Is, that it Is cheap NJ well ~ good.
rRErAhED ny
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10
A r.sai osS.s.,o..

Thst slavery 10 the main prop Of
ths n b. lion, that Il enables them
to keep III, ir vAsvasn,es In the field,
aupports sud fecd aud ciothes thsui
~ isr ~ they srs led and clothed
no man Can doubt, WIN rejects up
on it. Tbst the rebellion weakened
and robbed oi its strength. just su
ar "A the slaves are subtrscted from
Them IL q conclusion 90 direct thai
TO man eau avoid It. |, follow.
then, that the highest duty OF tb.
government, TO itseli, to the sIld'er,
IN the Union armies. aud to tue p,o
pie ut home who are TO psy tho X
penses Of the war. 10 tU attack th,
rebels through slavery, to weak Z
them by taking away as many ot tho
slaves who support sni feed and
cIothe them, Nc puss,ble. All thu,
'ollows altogether dependent a
What elavery is. Il follows even 1
,he sysiein w,re altogether desirsbI,
and comel,i
The NJ. unent is not met, cam,
be lntt By its objeciors; they do not
~ to III. ct 1t But because human
ty, 4 nth and Justice, the woes %.
the civi. Eed W. rid, and the Almighty
con .emn slavery "a an
.bnm; n alton. these object ora " ,,l,j
save it! 1t is q fatal objection. T.
the monst r, that Il 10 =
system ofiniquity. built up on crime
and wronel IL would seen 80, IL
can but seem 90 to the dispsssionate
aud unpr JUDGED Observer Well
N ~ consc ent.ous and christi, q N 20
stand agnsst and shrink back from
he Contemplation Of some Of the
'hsses VI the terrible contest through
\ liich We are now passiEg.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

Died at the residence Of his son IN Orans,
township. Hancock county. September aO,h
1907 Wilson vanc-. sged siIiy SIX years
'ght months and eleven days.
WIN. Vance was one smons the 6rsi Sc,
i'e'' OF this county, having moved TO this
place in November, 1892. was well and ra
vorably known in this section Of Ohio. n,
was man OF sterling worth. and Of stric,
'n'egfily. much respected and had the ron
n'encs OF oil who knew him. Many WI
remember him for bis acts Of kindness, ,s
them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

FsopvcE MRKErs.-- Pioduce 10 coming
~ ssssdiiy ,houyn slowly Tue isru,.rs srs
oasy cutting corn anu gs.,ins IN wheat. aud
until th's wsrs Is eompis,sa bui i,l,is buy.
ins OF selling may be looked Tor. ihe fol.
loving prices sre being PAID Tor prsdues;
Wooi-AO l.. 65 cents.
" Whsst--9u " W esats.
Sosn-- w cents.
kys--37 osn,s. ...
buttsf--lO cents,
Esgs--l0 cents.
Lsid--S cents.
d'dss--ss to+.
Oats--slexais,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

DlarH.-Died on the LIST instant. George
". Kemp. aged seventy yesrs, four months
and ~ I've dsys. He Was . And father, a
good husband aud was much esteemed BY
ell that knew hun. He bore his las, SIC
ness with Christian ike patience. end gave
iuii evidence Of has peaceful departure
he wss bOrn in Mssyiaud.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10
Rebel Opiaiea OF Gen. Mcr,e,,,,


The Lynchhorg Repub,icin %
Saturday cont.iss the following tel
gram:
llARRis 'HsuRo. September g.
Northern papers Of the 3 have beer
rec. ived here. Circumstsntial &C
counts OF the death ut Mcclellan sr,
contained in Baltimore papers. II,
vas wounded n the fight q, S,tur
day at Manassss, aud died Sunday
The Republican rem ,rks sdituri
ally: -
The confirmation of the d a,h q
General George Il. M.Chls ,pcb
lished in another part ui our ia, er
Is fraught wit, much to US oi voo.l
or evil. Should the North, ru mind
have been Wrapped up ia him ss u
cotnmsndsr as u,uch as that inflnen
ual sheet. the New York Nsraid
seemed to be, either q howl of m,n.
gIed rage and pain will go up iron,
the Yankee nation, or else q slupe.
i,ction at the xtent Of their lossrs a
may mako them pause to revi, W
the ground OF the C ntest.
To cur mind Mcclellan was, by
f"r. the most able II their Generals
and We had a crrtsin 10, ling of r.
"P'ct Tor him, believing that hc
might have raes,d Ne gen,l,ma,.
had his association been Diff rent,
ou' serving I'LL unscrupulous rnastr
one Ave L'ncoin isulrliarly know.
AS The Ran Splitter" he seemed to
nave as-'milatsd ia spirt with IL
c0nteieS as with the multitu ie ~
pnblic men oi the North, VITO could
lave made a name to posieriiy io,
mngnaniInity aid fair dealing, sve n
win an enemy; he has passed into
TIE Shades o. 'ternity With blood -
sulitiness On hIs soul, u victim e.
s:e lust oi tower.
Gen McC!. Han WAS known to
some oi or ci'iz us, aud VS. hook
el On as ',srssil. .oir lilersiy
'b' i.rs. bn sis tent. as ron,
= aLder w.re ii ui.,Lr ID bu-hrl a..
"on as he ""- lac d inspsi io,
display an, he might I',s.e.s
LIT NJ hope trat his c"nrtr,n,
i"d h's her "piniOn oi him n, n ~,
ave. ll,s death then. may lie on
x Ia.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

The RrBELs SEsDlna loRoss To
kioAxosD AND CoN:cRIps To WIZ
oasTss. 1t 70 stated oy refugees
rom points South o, our lines, that
no rebels have carried 10 Rich .nund
al negroes. bond W free, that they
. 'uld 'sy their hands upon, and hs W
impressed the mass Of whitss and
cent them to Winchester.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

M.asIAar. Married on the 5ih instant
Al The residence Of the brides father, by
Kew a. J. ImhoG. Mr.. Georse X, Foreu.n
aud Miss Csthsnne Hartman, both Of Han
eock county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

aver s CGCnarClC FILLS,
For all the purposes Of purgat!ys Medicine.
foR CosIIvEsgss;
Ton Tur CCHE of DfsrErsiAj
FuR JAUNDICR.
Ior TIE CCnE or iSDiGEsrIos;
Fos !iEADAcHE;
For THE Cure OF DYsEsrEnr;
Pon A FOUL SToMActH;
foR THE CunE or EKrsipLLAsj
FoR THE iILEs;
FoR THE CURE or scRoFULAi
ToI ALL ScRoFuLocs CoMrLAIsrs;
hon THE CUng OF RpEuNATisN;
FOK DISEASES OF 1uE SKIN;
FoR THE CURE oB LIVER CoNPLAIsrj
Foa DRoPsY;
FoR THE CpnE OF rrrrhu, runoRs, AsD SALT
hnEuA;
GoH WORMS;
FoR THE CURE OF GoGr;
foR A DINNER PILL;
roR rns CuRc OF NEURALGIA;
Fen PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are suSaT.coated, SO that tho most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arr the
best apericnt In tho world for all the purpose Of
family physie.
Price 25 cents per BOIi Five Boxes for 500.
Great numbers Of Clcrgymen, physicians,
Statesmen, AMI eminent peraonagcs, have len,
their names ~ certify the unparalleled uscful.
ness Of tAes, rmcdies, but our space here Will
no, permit iiS insertion Of them. Tho agents
below named furnish gratis our AMraIcAs Al
MAyAo IN which they hre given; with also ful
ses es-ript.ons Of the above complaints, and th'
tnatmcnt that should be followed for their cure
Do no, b. put OF by unprnciplcd dealers with
other PREPARATIONS they make more profit Oh
D.mani AYER's, and take no others. Tho nrs
want The bey aid there is f.. them, and they
should have II,
An our issmsdiss are for sale BY
LANGM GRITTY N FREY,
GILBERT. FAIL 4 co., vanluei
z. BAR SEY, McComb;
d. PETERS 4 SON. Arcadis; '-
| J.B. RATION, Renton;
THOMAS STARKS, Arlinstoni
7. MAHoN b SONS, will,smstown;
J. 0SHEtMER, Van ,Buren,
| J. WALTER, West lniep,h lence,
L. A. BALDWIN, NJ. Blanchard;
/ And by Druggists snal NorGaants generally
throughout the Caitsd Stasssaad Clnaaas.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

BALTIMORE, October s Toe city
election passed of very quietly. A
Wry small vote Was polied. hep.
uan the regular Union candidate,
r. crived S.S77 vu.es. Z. Filky, H..
hepend, nt Candidate, received l 1888
vo!ss T"e entire regular Oounc,,
'lck,t Was elected except in one in.
stance.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10


FirrSa. -rns Deiiot Adeeylisey
well says:
The two parties are significantly
nprt ssnted by the respective noni
uees Tor Governor IN New York
State. Gen. Wsdsworth, R.pub.
llcan, has bseD engaged in the war
since ito outbreak. and devoted IL
large proportion oi his ample fortune
:" shs public cause. Mr. Seymour,
Democrat, has besn Q srsS nj. hon y
grumbl.r ut all the str gslss aid
ctnbsria. smenls oi the ineu oi acti. +. e
ps,rlo',sin, aud his county pap. (,
ssys hr has MT contii u,eu a cen,
10 the v..rlUus WAT iuuds rails, d III,
That county. ~ no has certainty TO,
maas any war .ptches
=. = ~ ~-ss~-.~-
MCCLELLAN Q tiEALQgARrRRs DC
! BET s. Oas company ot the 81 1.
ttnLsy ivsnis, guarding the |. lii
mo's and Ohio Railroad bridge ri
Pawpsw, half way bs,wsen Han
cock and Cumbt rlsnd were attack.
I'd By rsbsl force. and sll tskyu
prisou.rs. At the Same tune, Col
r. yuolds captured r. oel enc any
msn,, bringing away two pieees o
artillery. ten wagons. sixty horso.
and mules. A strong cavalry lorce,
uadsr Gen. Averil, has been ssu,
after tho rstreating rebels.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

MAa'oS TovssMs.--JOhn Bsshte', John
Haley. David Tussins. Gus,svs A. K,,u,..
W ihon s. Spade, willism W. Cole. Gsors,
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

noIITlCAL FLAGS BANNERS AND PAINTING OF
every de- scripon at the old headquarters OF HOJER
GRAHAM NO. 97 Duane street. near Broadway. Candi.
dates ames days can be removed after election
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. Sc r. NJ
AspEs-The market quiet and prices were
unchanged.
REApsrUrrs.-Fiour--Tbe market for common and me
dunn grades Of state and Western -four active
and lruer, prices having closed at advance Of full
Sc per bb. while high and choice grades OF extra were
unchanged. The transactions embraced about $1,000
bpls closing within the range OF the following quota
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
QrnrAr1oNs.

We read ID the Chicago Tribune Of the Gtf:--
Tho money market continues active in al departments
and bus generally m3yi1~ ailrg smoothly and
ttsf-ctrrly. Oresators and merchants find 40 aiic IL
IN getting n, thor legitimate business ancr discounted
al par cent the tendency, however. being very
decidedly l5wlfos The .ppo ngr.e The range f5r NcS
Yok exch pr * discount bgying, and par y
premium 'hc sc'n The demand is active but
the market Is abHndanty supplied. Gold steady
q II = The b8yag piCe-2l beng The usual rate.
old denlnd notes bought 1t l0ts 10 az the
range tho lower being the moro common figure. Silver
bought al l5 per cent premium.
The Philadelphia Ledger says
The Increased demand for cJa informed has
induced SINE tile asge operators to ino the
kst and by boats for carrying in tic Schnyk navca-
ton Boats hereture employed IN the thes tpeaks aud
Ono Canal ae being prrc ned. and the quantity OF coal
d be brought market the remainder cf the
inust Gradually Increase.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

1ruJrARy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEMOCRATIC
M Genera Coam uee.-A monthly meetins will be held
- NJ MORRIS Chairman.
ApoIPg MARrixyirY, Secretary
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

11sT RRGrMENT.-THR MEMBERS OF COMPANY =
hereby notified q apeer :, the Amory on Thurs
beta and gloves and the nsual badge Of mourning ~
orIcr ot Csps D. n T8ArF0Rp. u Assssl Ord sergl
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

@Sn REWARD: -IE DEXTER "; PROCTOR. WHO
Tous No would hear from hts only brother be %
~ directna 70 Rdwn s. Proctor United state, 80
hssst Norfolk Va ANY inormsuou oSas' ang the saove
win be thsukfuuy receiYeA
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

n1SO NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS IN ROSE
sDlCU. iron frames and overstrung bass for
$780, do with moudnss $50; do, with carved legs and
S225 aud S2,o OK otave Sn The above Pianos are
the city Second hand Pianos from
&25 to 500 Mcoeons at extremely low prices New
hand Pianos and Meioieons to let Rent allowed
puch assd Monthly payments rcceuei for the same.
Cash paid for second mi Pianos.
HORACE WATERS. Agent. 4sl Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

TIE business in money, in al is branches, was a
imL.d scale to-day, change IN The spirit 0! the
market oans to gold, 10 old issue demand
Treasury be reported. The offerings of ID, well
az the demand continue very gh, i; tie racs-2o pre-
buying. - premgm selling scarcely any q the
dcma ID 70 be nad at Is premium The demand
Cor charge TO day quite light. rs compared with
several days past ihoagh the rates last quoted are main
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

BILLIARDS.
A FEW SECOND HAND TABLEs-0F OUR OWN
"A nuacturc as good az new for sale cheap; aiso
large sock Tables Cloth Cues aud everything
laiing 40 billiards, at low prices
VtoR sALE-Two SECOND HAND BILLIARD Tables
q Apply at 227 South strest
-
sPORTDwG.
= n
TvoR sALR--A FIRST CLASS WATCH Doc. CAN BE
for four days W est Houston street. Inquire
IN epvenA Hoot.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

TINE DKMorsELLE rRANCAIsR DESIRE az PLACER
~ CONNIE femme do chambre pour bonne Sadres.
ser az wv sine sva entire Y aAue u Come rucs.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

HEADQUARTERS, sEvENTY.rIRsr REGIMENT, N.
ii yN Il New York, Oct, 2. 1862. General Order 70 4
IN pursuance DIVISION and brigade orders this regiment
nvss and belts and the usual badge Of nournng a. an
Escort 10 oi the Late Colonel Ma,hewsoa Of the
The Inc will formed In Broome street. right on Broad.
.,av AZ half fpast one o'clcckP NJ.
Ts Acid ana ssaG win report dismounted, the
mandan on the ground fifteen minutes before hour VI
fcrmaticn. .,.,..,...r -, :.
rort 10 the AdjuiAnt at twenty minutes Of three O'Clock
COMPANY Is hereby detailed to as guard of honor
over the Captain Dominick win report 10 General
S,,cer Immediately for orders BY order of
0ps'' Lieut. Col. CHARLES RENRY SAITH,
Commanding Seventynrst regiment. n. X NJ g.
A. HAntLroS PRIDE. Adjutant
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

MILLfNEieY. sc.
DoNNETS AND MILLINERY AT 24 BOwERY.-
ID Cheapest and best place to buy Bonnes Eel. Hats.
Ribbons, Opening this of fall aud winter Bonnes
at T. BINNS' Millinery 2l4 Bowery Great bargains tins
LNURS-LADIES If YOU WANT YOUR FURS MADE
I repaired carefully and promptly by prtcct
furrirrs the acosy 327 Eighth
between Twenty and Twenty seventh streets. Re
member, up stairs. Fancy Furs yor sale cheap
fINIGAN
NHISS NJ GILBERT INFORMS THE LADIES OF NEW
lf1 York tha she has her establishment No 697
broadway TO 80 Beeeker street Broadway She has
continually hand Paris Bonnets. Caps aud Futny
Dresses, al short notice.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

siesl seems to have been | speSial in.,t fo, m mcoulloch's shafpshooters. at ths battle of Pea nidge. Our informant conversed with arebel Colonel, prisoner ofwar captured at Pea Ridge. snort time since The rebel officer informed nm iI that McCuiloch, during the battle selected thirty marksmen from among his sharpshooters, and directed them to bring down the d. Dutchman." Fortunately they were not ss suc- cessful q their chief desired-not, however, rom lack of chances to sight their game; for cigei was almost constantly exposed on the field. An unseen hand warded of the bullets.
 An editorial in the Richmond Examiner of the 22d instant, denounces tho rebel Secretary of War, for dsceiving the southern people, by as- serting that great victory was gained over the national forces, in the two days sighting .. Pittsburg Landing. The editor states that all the evidence collected on the subject, goes to show that the Confederates were badly defeated, and, as an evidence of the fact, he quotes the letter of Beauregard to Gen. Grant, the day af- ter the battle asking the latter, who was in pos session of the field, for permission to bury his dead. 4a4 .qta ; @ -..1,~ s,.s Gen. Beauregard calls the recent battle field |" Shiloh" The Louisville Journal says that his Secretary of State, Judah P. Benjamin, will ab. dicate now. for the prophecy of the patriarch Jacob was that the scepter shall not depart from Judah until Shiloh comes."
 Connecticut has now ten generals in the ser- vice, viz: Totten, Mansfield, Ripley, Benhsm, Wright, Sedgwick, Ferry, Tyler, Terry and Vessels.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08
M lSTRICr of Salisbury, ss., Probate Court V Anrl Roth lSh2

nlsTRICr of Salisbury, ss., Probate Court, R1 April 30th, 1852
 Upon the application of Frederick A. Walton of Salisbury, Litchtield County, State of Con- necticut, showing to this Court that he is parent and natural guardian to William F Walton and George M. Walton, minors. belonging to said District and that said minors are the owners of the following real estate, viZ:-An undivided re- mainder or reyerslonary interest in certain Real Estate situated in the town of Litchfeld in said County, by virtue of the last will and testament of their Grandfather, Frederick A. Walton, 1st. late of said Salisbury, deceased, being about ff- tn William H Walton of said Salisbury, and .e heirs of Polly Clark, deceased, wife of Me- hemiah Clark of said Salisbury.
 The interest of said minors is believed to be 9-l5ths, more or less, the petitioner having a
 life estate or interest in said lands, and said land is about half a mile north-easterly from the Court House in said Litchtield, and is bounded north by lands of Charles Jones, east by Bantam R:ver south by lands of Joseph Slack, west by Edwin Webster and heirs of John c. Riley, and was formerly part of the estate of David Wes sells. deceased-valusd at about one hundred and fifty dollars, showing just and reasonable caussl for selling said real estate; praying for an orde that he or some other meet person be empower dated the 7th day of April. 1862, more fully ap pears.
 Ordered-That the foregoing application b. heard at the Probate Office in Salisbury, on tht fifth day of July, 1862, at one o clock afternoon and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper where such real estate lies three weeks successively, at least six weeks be fore said time assigned.
 3t-3 ALBERT MOORE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

\ T a Court of Probate holden at New Milford TA within and for the District of New Mil ford, April 5th, 1862 and held by adjournment ftom March 31st 1862. f
 Present-Samuel D. Orton, Judge.
 In the Estate of WILLIAM A. LINES of the town of New Milford in said Probate District, an As- signing Debtor, this Court doth limit and allow two months from the 9th day of April, 1862. for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims to the Commissioners, and Messrs Ros we'll Morris and Sherman Peck, Esqrs., both of Bridgewater, judicious and disinterested persons are appointed Commissioners to receive. exam. inc, and decide upon the claims of the Creditors of said William A. Lines, presented to them within the time limited. And said Copmission. CTS are to meet in the execution of their duties. on ont the Stn day of May and the 4th day of June, 1862. at the dwelling house or inn of Tne;n, Lum in said New Milford, at I o'clock in inc af. G ternoon, on each of said days.
 1-4te SAMUEL D. ORTON. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08
Fa9h1OH1ab1e M ILLI " F R Y . Mrs. IN. M. BALDWIN.

WY OULD return thanks to her Patrons and w Friends for past favors, and cordially invites them to call and examine her large and beautiful Stock of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. all of which she offers at prices to suit the times
 Ladies and Misses Straw Bonn cts;
 Silk Bonnets, Flats and Bloomers;
 Children's Straw Caps and Jockey Hats;
 Shaker Hoods Bandboxes;
 Ruches Flowers, Ribbons
 Netts, Head Dresses, Dress Caps;
 Wells, Embroidered Collars
 Under-Sleeves, Linen Collars and Cum;
 Gloves, French Corsetts, Hoop-Skirts; A large assortment of TOYS, FANCY eooDA &c &c
 MOURNING HATS constantly sA AanA as made to order at the shortest notice. HATS BLEACHED AND PRESSED Ia tAs most fashionable shapes.
 STITCHING done on machine, at 2 cts. per yard. P. S.-Particular attention paid to DREsa- MAKING. ........-..-- lS- All orders promptly attended te. Litchfsld, April sth, 1862. tfGi
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

A T q Court of Probate holden at New Milford fA within and for the District ol New Milford on the 3d day of May. A. D. 1862.
 Present-Samuel D. Orton, Judge.
 Estate of JOHN s. WHEELER, late of the town of New Milford in said District, deceased.
 The Administrator represents the Estate insol- vent, and prays the appointment of Commis- sioners thereon :-Whereupon, Ordered, that Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estat- be ap. pointed at the Probate Office in said New Mil ford, on the .7th day of May, 1862, at o'clock in the forenoon and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the Ad- ministrator will cause this order to be published in a newspaper printed in Eitchfeld in Litchfeld County, (and having circulation in said Pro- bate District) and post copy thereof on the public sign post nearest the place where the de- ceased last dwelt in said New Mlford-all of which is to be done at least six days before said l7th day of May, 1862, and due return made to this Court.
 3t-3 SAMUEL D. ORTON, Judge