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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03
Ara Count of Probate holden at New Mi

\ T Count of Probate holden at New Mil "A fold, within and for the District of New Milford, on the 18th day of November, 1868.
 Present-Samuel Orton. Judge.
 Estate of CHARLES COLE, late of the town ot New Milford in said District, deceased.
 The Administrator represents the estate inso,. vent. and prays the appointment of Comalis- sioners thereon :-Whereupon, Ordered, that Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust, the claims of the creditors of said estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in said New Milford. on the 12th day of December, 1868, at o'clock in the forenoon; and that all per sons interested in said estate may be notified thereof. the Administrator will cause this or. der to be published in the Litchfeld Enquirer, weekly paper printed in Litchfield in Litch. field County, and having circulation in said probate district, and post copy thereof on the public sign-post nearest the place where the deeeased last dwelt in said New Milford, six days before said twelfth day of Decem Der, 1863, and due retur n make tu this Court
 33t33 SAMUEL D. 0RTON, Judge
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may be found st
BUEL'S, North St.

Keep your Feet Dry. And preserve your Boots by using Proi Olmsted's Leather Preserver, it is the best thing knownfor Boots and Shoes. Selling at Buel's Drug Store.
 Corbin's Worm Destroying Syrup, a very ef6cacious remedy. For sale at
 BUELs. Don't have those detestable Rats or Mice on your premises when you can easily get rid of them by using Cos tars Rat Poison. It is sure death to them, and is perfectly safe.
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Taken Up,

nY the Subscriber. Yearling HEIrEE- ID deep red, with white spot under the belly. Said animal came into the enclosure of the SuL: :cribcr on the 2Oth of November last The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
 JAMES WALDRON. North Kent, Dec l, 1868. St33*
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BETTER THAN CAlON I. OR BI.IE PHI. BETTER THAN CAIOAEi. OR bII'k PILL. EE.TER THAN CALOMtI. OR Bl.CE PILL
 AS Al lTIH ATIXEE

Thry Eo:c pow rf0l sucnCe over the lixsg and n! eli th ca ,Iut l. In rcur', bluo l. Lcucc lht itri ,ts co Ia ca%r- of lv0r Complaints and Sn!rcl ll'lcntes Jsuncre, nysl~lsia Bilious st- tao IieS.ile Sc. IL thr teainut of Fcve;s, s<Aes Bilious. Ye.l q, T!Yh"c srd ether reducing Fever, they a"o su e:nr fIiiilc 1her h hacnc- extends u\c. l c.ii w. .m. cunr"iER strengthening, and bra I;. tl.c r".x d aud waS'i GIG grS, a r.gu. GI,E II te seer, ton l.. tu n.ura! performance 0g their Guii <, r..~nsi'g uld lmryiag the Tod, and psring frn the rstslr all cis' d deIosIts and i l, nu
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I All CURED.

"I have taken six Go es cf Rrdway's riis of tArsa l "ach, m G-yI ti " cured me uf COastitatlon Indigestion, and y.psp h. l have taken B-ia's. A-- ', und many other pills for yeas S. aud eosl& 'nlv ut n temporary re ief If stopped tho uss sf csc Il, for Il week my u complaint would appear. ot Lway'l ll'l care! me
 : ErHET LENNtTT, [ g. c. SD "T ia.'! ""T-.ci W h nytre 7sit md liver m- Il Ir f cNcI y-ar>-atEs u.cl all ko-.s 1T iiiis- st uI k;vr III: t,m;nrary Inf rt, but was csfn- cl.d to ta.c them 2 itHs tr,. ave used ons box ef ir Railways tfi' ; l an cured. have nGt tAksa i'. i.c lI IGti.c Ls ia TX RyYnthi.
 ( G. CTIii H', EyShv-y gaxa.
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S1aAlNiNG Iyn rrxnur,

iilH <, lRtl T < AN tENFSNCS. @ tl' re ul!s Cf hLnl Coi l. itatn Df ths nau, ,J.a F -tuora.: Of to l'w"ls, mducsd by drastic lil ,he.e iurelr ct ls, l.. tc d or bsng Gissolvs4 trC' r,.4}ai,: l:.,rsinnrt cvac niiun by their 'it1ii.n - he',t. E.e ahd.uin9 ops, ,1eacAina tGia', tri rh len" an and the JreqHS (siss esus 10 t"r a"f'" ", Ll iStiea 'u'deQ' wAo taks thsss i~.rTfr v f's
 !. ,,f Wpa. 'vn.l ih "o annny ncss, whenever c D. gAitc me ic ur v rrI'h -a. tt.." \ dhott
 l.ApW..i'5 LL1i I-i;lN0 lLI& 1n-I Will. PtnGG THOROUGHLY AND I.i;., THE BOWELS REGULAR. ie aflictel wit. TILES, may rsy on posiiivs t- their usc.
 tU,rLD WIFI f.C..--.
 C1.r..,:p i-..T:r GcM.
 tUATE., WITH GUM r Rrlway'i ] ills elegantly C. atrd with Gun, IGv.n t-tc aiu~ii, rIL bS taken al all nis9 uciasIUIS. No inssr will result fraI1 eOlds, II ui n wet dann we,ihcr after takirx tAesS lis.
 cX,7 ,t .,-t,.t,.cAIi''i!H!5 f:4v~ .rctir Vsc.,ii cGIiiO1. In severe eases '.E Il tea u tiJ p."eL, Ia aiysis. kc, afisr i,".e lci A,.' ,ri i:niway's Plis wi remove an .h 'F.' ai. cen free IrrsSsgc lhrsctions fas ii..., t.rii box r. ics cr bx, eS cents. SolA o '! Ae.liti.io Dealers, and Store keepers. |. h.! ve-y Agent has been Iurnslird with frAk fri " Iil '" Fills. As e.ch buX is enclosed with a tc.. 4... rye Label, take none others.
 RADwAY & O.,
 s7 Madden Lane, New York. or Sale in titch6eld by R. Marsh snd:F. D. McNeil. lyIs
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n1STRICT of Torrington. ss., Probate AV Court, November 13, 1868.
 Estate of JOHN RooD, late of TorriRgton in said District, deceased
 The Executor represents the Estate insolvcnt, and prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon.
 ORDERED, That Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said estate, be appointed at the Probate Of ice in Torrington, on the 23d day of Novem- Der, 1863. at one o'clock, afternoon of which all persons in interest will take notice, aid appear, if they see causo, and be heard there- on.
 Attest;
 3t3l JOHN BOYD, Acting Judge
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FOR SALE,

A N excellent DAIRY FARM of 200 Aerra. A suitably divided into Meadow, Pasture, and Flow Land-A fine Orchard of Grafted Fruit-large and commodious House and Barns all in good repair. The most of the Mead- furnish hay for 40 head of Cattle, and pasture for 25 Cows. Said Estate is situated within lS minutes walk of Goshen Church and two good Schools. For further particulars, enquire of the Subscriber on the premises.
 DANIEL BENTLEY.
 Goshen, Sept. 24th. lS6s 2mo23
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PRovosr MARsHAL's OFFICE, ] Fourth District, Conn. ! Bridgeport, Nov. 24th, 1863.
Notice,

A NY person enrolled under the Act of Con, "A gress, Approved March 3d, 1863. i" for enrolling and calling out the National Forces. may appear before the B.ard of Enrolment and claim to have his name stricken Off the list, if he can show to the satisfaction of the Board. that he is not. and w:ll not be. at the time fixed for next Draft, liable to military duty, on account of
 1st Alienage
 2d. Non- Resident.
 3d. Unsutabless of Age.
 4th. Manifest Permanent Physical Disabil- ity. & The Board will be in session daily, Sundays excepted,) between the hours of A. NJ. and 33 P. M., to hear cases as above. till December 2Uth, 1868, ''after which no cases will be heard"
 Persons who may be cognizant of any per son not being enrolled, are requested to notify the Board of Enrolment. that thsir names may be properly enrolled.
 w. Fl RILEY,
 Captain and Prov ost Marshal, etsss President Of Board of Enrolment.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03

DY order of the Court of Probate for the ID District of Litchfieid. the undersigned offers for sale an undivided fourth part of twen, ty-three acres of Land situated in Milton Socie- ty in the town of Litchfeld, the property oi Sarah Celestia Johnson.
 8 A. s. LEWIS, Cor servater.
 Litchfeld, Nov. 25, 1868. stS.s
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CHARLES H. RESELL, Adm'r.

h hISTRICT of Salisbury. ss., Probate Court, A1 November 17th. 1863.
 Estate of ALBERT BUSHNELL, late of Salisbu- ry in said District, deceased.
 The Administrators represent the Estate in solvent, and pray the appointment of Com missioners thereon.
 ORDERED-That Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said Estate be appointed at the Probate Office in Salisbury, on the Sd day of December, 1863, at one o'clock, afternoon Of which ali persons iii interest will take notice, and ap. pear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon
 3t32 ALBERT MOORE, Judge,
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Probate Sale of Real Estate

DURSUANT to an Order from the Court of IT Probate for the District of Litchfeld, will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, on the 1st day of December, 1863, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, (unless previously disposed of at private saie,) so much of the real estate of JONATHAN WADHAMs, late of Co., shen in said District. deceased, as will raise the sum of s2,l47.25. Sale to take place at the Norman Wadhams place in said Goshen. The said Norman Wadhams place will be first offered for sale.
 Dated at Goshen, this 14th day of Novem-
 Der, 1863.
 3t3lo JOHN M. WADHAMS, EXT.
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WANTED.

\ YOUNG MAN abont l6 years old, to as- A -sist in Country Store. Apply to
 WI O. CORNING. Marketable, Conn Nov. :..;,t., 1863. 3t33
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The Connecticut War Record.

The Connecticut War Record, " ILL contain, monthly. fresh and regu- w lar correspondence from all Connecti- cut regiments, and sketch of what we at home are doing for the war and our gallant soldiers.
 It will also contain, in successive numbers, an accurate history of
 EVERY CONNECTICUT REGIMENT, from the beginning, and as whole. will com prise complete and authentic record of the important services in this gigantic struggle. oi the heroic soldiers and the noble people of our gallant State. This scork, TO AstOry ef the '0as, and no other publication is doing, or can de.
 Every intelligent citizen of Connecticut should obtain the War Record for perusaI and preservation.
 Published monthly, at New Haven, Conn. by PECK, WHITE. & PECK. Price, s1.00 per annum, in advance.
 Address all letters. invariably to the CON- NECIICUT WAR RECORD, Nev Hapen, Conn
 Dec. ], 1S63. 8ta3
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I.,. RADW ATS PILLS.

OHl. 10 six BOXES WILL CURE Co-tiuncss iJaundice, Rush of Blood C,rlatipt in, Cu;gst've Fe- av the Head, Co;lYc. ,ion, yer. Obstruciions, Heart Disease Slcrlrncss. DroiHy. Dise.rrf K"!- Gen Debility. Acute Erysipe- nty < Riudtrr lii,pntss If 5 Il las Di.ca,c ci Ii Fits. l!c.o!acl,s,
 >cr, !. wn's 5 of SIir- Iit Breath, Biinu<ncss its, lnii;,a uiun of 1yiIu, Fever, 9ninsey. the lLt-stinss, Ship Fever, Dyspepsia, Apoprxy, Malignant Fe- M 'asleS. h.n!argenisnt
 v'r, i"l.I cho!y, of tue Spleen, Loss of Appe Hystoli,s. iScuryy,
 tie, Asnrnorrho,a, Whodpins Indigestion, Painting, Cough, luil;smHat on Di2zincss, Worms, lulptatuns, i"tention of BLd Dreams, Scarlet Fever. Urine, ;'leur:sy. Biiuug lever,
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03

50 Tons of Old Iron Wanted. EoR which we will pay the following pri- A ces {: s-s sr.... -. rLt ..lss e 4 SIPS per Hundred for Wrought Scrap
 sSl.O0 s' " Old Cast Iron
 Also, the highest prices for Brass. Copper Lead. Zinc, and Rags. : Y Hurry up as these prices will not last long If S3 c. SANFORD < SON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03
NEW CROP U

English Breakfast and Japanese Young Hyson TEAS, and very choice at BISHOP q SEDcwIcKs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03

THyHE Court of Probate for the District ot E Torrington bath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the Estate of PHEBE ALLYN, late of Torring- ton in said District, deceased, in which to ex- hibit their claims for allowance and settle ment. Those neglecting to present their ac- counts within said time. properly attested, will be debarred recovery.
 NELSON ALVORD, JE., Adm'r.
 Torrington, Nov. 10, 1863. Slt3
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.;NWANJTHD.

naa sSs c5s 5Hssqga.ock kailroad Company. to Dc delivered on their Line. tbs oom;ng Sin. ter, or before the first of June next. Green Wood, chopped the con,inr v;n..r nay be delivered by the first of September Persons intending to furai.h Wood v,u send to the Superintendeut's Ofice in Bridge.
 O.. WATERBURY. sup.t
 Nsueatuck Rsilroad ofice. Sept. T. isSs v. a1
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Strayed,.

A BLACK FILLY, Hast Spring Colt,) large A linbs-white hind feet-thick mane and tail-vas last heard from in Watertown the last week in October.
 liberal reward will be paid for information leading to her recovery.
 H. B. MUNSoN. Seymour, Nov. 28, 1863. 3t33
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F.C. LIGHTE & CO..
 Iate Lighte & Bradbury's,) Piano Forte Manufacturers

Al Broome St., New York,
 2d Block East of Broadway.
 MT. F. c. LIGHTE, the original founder oi this well-known Establishment, Senior Part ner, and only Pracfieal Piano Forte Maker of the late firm of Lighte & Bradburys." paving re- tained his Two-Thirds interest in the whole business stock, materials, &c.,, and Sole Pro prietorship in his Valuable Ratents. inclusive of his celebrated PATENT INSULATED IRON FRAMES, is the only one who can make the SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES for which this House has been so popular. (S Alfinfriuge- ments on his rights will be prosecuted ac- cording to law.
 eg All Piano Fortes from this manufactory are yaFTsnted peFfect in every respect for five years.
 F. c. LLGHTE & CO.,, SR24 42l Broome St., New York.
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OFFICE OF LlvERMoRE, cLEws A CO., Ssss.rs BlNKER4

M WALL Gr., NRw YoRK. August IS. l86a WYE ARE INSTRUCTED to continue w to take Subscriptions for. the United States $40 Year per cent. Boads-at par until after ten days notice Is given by the Secretary of the Treasury. 2-
 LINERNORE, CLEWS CO.,, MS Agents for the Q. g. "S-60' Loap.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03

CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEEDS. Ar.. HART, BROS. ( O.,
 se supply and at Low Prices. til
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For Sale.

nNE Secondhand PIANO O-FORTE-a large ND quantity Piano Music in Sheets and Bound-School Desks-School Apparatus- Globes French and other Books for Teachers or Learners. Sc |, &c. ~
 Enquire of MT. R. Merriman or the Sub scriber. A. s. LEWIS.
 Litchfield, Aug. 24, 18G3. If 19
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THE NEW YORK TIMES is now recogni.
 Fed throughout the country as conspicuous
 among the journals of the City of New York, for the
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03
THE NEW YORK TIMES.

Daily, (Morning and Evening" mi-Weekls
 and Weekly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03
Music! Music .HE largest Assortment in the County II at NOrthrOp's Gallery of Art,
 NEW MILFORD, CONN.

eS Sent by mail on receipt Of the p..ce. Dealers furnished at Fuolisbe $ p..c-s.
 New Milford. Nov. II, ie.j. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03
zoHA01 EWH0NI, JEWELLER, AND DEALER IN BOOKS AN
 STATIONERY,
PLYMOUTH, CONN.

AS for sale, THE LIFE OF REV. E. J. HAWES, the Minister at Plymouth, who Was Killed by his horse Price 100.
 a,a. will be sent by mail, postpaid, to any ad- 'f'ss' on receipt of the price. 3tS0e
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03

The most Enterprising and Reliable Family Newspaper in the United States.
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Came Into

& Came Into TUvHE enclosure ot the Subscriber. on or A about the 18th of October last,
 4 LIGHT RED HEIFER, with star in the forehead. and aome white under hes belly. Said Heifer is supposed to be swo or three years old. The owner is request ca 70 pay charges, and take her away. z NtSs JOHN DEVAUX.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03
"ANTED,

EVROM 10 to 30 active BOYS to Buy and IT Exhibit DRUMS of all sizes, worth from Is Cents each to $3 50 each, at
 RIVERIUS MARSH'S
 Book and Variety Store. Liteh6eld, Sept. 1st, 1868. If 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03

A T a Court of Probate holden at Harwintor "A within and for the District of Harwinton on the 27th day of November. 1863.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES.

Published on TUEsDAYs and FRdpAYs. and containing eight pages of reading matter in every number, is sent to Subscribers at the
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03
BUEL'S COLUMN. Smokers, Attention.

If you want good Smoking Tobacco or Segars, go to
 BUEL'S, North St.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03

TERMS-CASH. INVARIABLY IN ADy4xcs. Allletters to be addressed to
 H. J. RAYMOND & GO. PropFietoss of ths Nsw Yoak TInn, q S& s-tzsg.ss E, .s New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03

Programmes,
 &c., &c., &c., Of every variety and description, exc cuted with neatness and dispatch, and at moderate prices. .,
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03

Is published EvERY NoRxYNa and EyKxMe-
 price THREE CENTS mailed at EI0Hr DOLLARS year with Sunday Edition. TM DoALARs . year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03

For Sale in titchfeld by R. Marsh snd:F. D,
 McNeil. 1yIo
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-03

Certified from Record, 3l33 LEWIS SMITH, Judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-07
THE RUSSIAN REPLY TO AUsT-

DELINQUENT AND TRAIToRoUs PoLIcEhKS-ui
acknowledged that the Pocedsns The late ots
covered themselves with glory Nearly all cid spienady
But .noug thou and Il Ia rs, to be wondsrse q
tbs. there should be found the hearted aid tmoToas
That such was the case was revealed the last trial day be-
fore the Commissioner And whils the Department. u
general cannot be spoken Of In too high praise, IL sss
duty to brand the escheous and dsoya - they deservs
was charged sgsns, Michael Kelly psrolman OF the Nnss
Precinct tina, he effort drive bscA the rioers and
head to remark that bis heart with them The sv
~nee sburdsL,y ss,.bhsd the guilt Of the soeussd
John D. Murdoch, rstrousn Of tbs Tenth was ehsIssd
with syng ssr the sttsei this psper that 1T was
club innocent men," and that TIE TRIBUNE once
ought to BE- burnt" The charge clearly proved 70 %
true
Bernard ORourke pa.foman Of the fifteenth Precinct,
wss called on pechcstioL alleging bis use Of
language tho -ec, that the assault made BY the police q
Twety second street and Second the l<th july
w.s srdy and murdsous attack innocent esssns
aud hat he had nothing ehtrss himself with b did net
AID would not use his club the Ioler A In the eaass
prey!ousy mentioned The evidence showed Ohearks" ~
not the right hind OF FOR member Of the police I'les'
similar charge was made sssn't Ps'roin'sn FfeaensA
Usrson OF tho Thirteenth Precinct aud with similar result
Prom the evidence would appear Is though HIssn we're
the very Of the doctrine Of nonesistsacs shs
while he night ct 90 patrol duty in some psaessa
enria yeiod certainly he bs LOT proved 'ne
man for law Ger In these tines, when ohens" msss
.sds come few officers understand. have rssSnss
r.her than be BIZ, usht trial eLsgss OF ssw10os
hrou ait asaiu.s them
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Naval Movements
PAST CLEANERS FOR THE NAVY.

PAST AT RAMERS FOR TIE NAVY.
Secretary .yelles has informed Mr.. Steers ~
the fart vessel which he nIr. s. is to build for the
Government IL 10 be called the idaho. She is to be
owe 800 tuns burden and will he longer than TIE
Royal Mail steamship Persia Her spced h'e1
pected 10 exceed hat Of any vessel now 10 The ser
vice. The Navy Constructor a. this station has also
instructions from the Naval Department to com
menco Immediately another fas, steamer on bs own
plan. Considerable interest attaches In naval cir
cles 10 the progress Of these sbipS there il SOFT
of friendly rivalry exhibited between Mr. Steers
and HE competitor. The Dame Of the vessel to be
built O. the Navy Yard IL Wsmpanoag. and il Is
derstood that sho Will measure some 5000 tuns bur
den.
SALE OF PRIZES.
In the Prize Court IN Wednes lay an crdsr wa
made for the sale Of the prize-steamer Kate Dale
which was capturedby the U. 5. gunboat Il. Il. Guy
ier of Mobile TIE cargo OF the vessel, consisting
Of over 900 bsles Of cotton, has been appraised al
gas, 54S. This IL among the moot valuable PRIZE
osrgoes which have reached this port since the arr
val Of the Bermuda. The pr.ze-steamsE ChaIisato
will DO soll under an order OF the Court tomorrow
a. the Steamship Company's wharf above VINE
street.,
TIE COMMAND Or THE sTEAM-fRIGATE MAG
ARA.
Tho Navy Department has given the command Of
tie stesm-ingase Niagara to Commodore Craven
Who was recently detached from the iron-clac
figste New Ironiidee, being the senior Of Rear
admiral Dahlgren. Commodore Craven is native
d the District Of Colombia, was appointed irom
Kew. Hampshire, aud is citizen Of New-iors
He entered tho service OIL tie lst Of May, 49,
with such men a. Davis, Lardnsr and Rlnggoid
,nd has performed nearly twenty years SEQ service
lie last se.vsd under Admiral Fauayut. 1he
Niagara IL now nearly ready Tor sea IN her new
shape, and moncpolzes much attention IN TIE
navy as hen she was first construeted.
GENERAL OEDER.
The following order bas been issued by The Navy
Department. ,os,
GzssaAL ORpzR No l6rh- sitestion VI ohcers Of the
Navy sad ali other person, ocay connected with the
DepsIsu 10 called 10 the provisions OF An act to tnlen
the laws relating 60 tho PostC nice Dsrsrtment approved
Mach J. l86J aud hlch took effect tie LIST Instant
Al Ice addressed 10 tbs Bet in-ni must no "
be ped except official communications addresses TO oy
an fes. under eoLuo Tespourbs H. In such ease'
he envelope tu.t DO ihdors-d 'Otcid bGhEe"" tnd %
susd BY the oaosr person sending tue same WIZ h'
name a. ofca dsssnsilop. This pnyi-gs hni1sd u
.ss MT syosseiIs four ounces 10 weight
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rr(ENrY.roURTH DISTRICT, NY.

INEETf.FOURTH DISTRICT, n, y.
In We Cayuga, Wayne and Seneca District. the
draf. has been completed and the boys have either
ptd up or reported for duty. All they ask IL that
Che rest of the State shall be served the same
TwENTY-SINTH DISTRICT, NETWORK.
On Thursday the draft IN this District was COM
pleted. The Lockport Journal, referring to the
fact, ssysi During the whole Of tie process NOT
OIL incident has occurred 70 disturb tho quiet orde,
prevalent everywhere. We have never entertained
any serlons approximations that things would be oth,
erwise. Those In other places who have denghteo
to gossip in regard ~ not IN Lockport, can now
take shame TO themselves However different poo
pie and parties may differ gu different points, We
trust ali will bow in Qust submission 70 the majesty
Of the law"
TIE ENROLMENT IN ALBANY
The following figures, for which we are inde nted
70 A. O. cole ESQ.,, Of the Provost Marsnals Oice,
aiyes the number Of names enrolled In this city, in
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RAILROADS AND BLACKS.
To he Editcr Of Ths " Y Tribune.


SIR: mos, fully rdorse all you have said about
the mean OF oppsssoa Just adopted BY the
Railroad will sid you in invoking Lssisla'
tive aid 10 correct outrageous abuse Just placed on COL
eed people by that sOuess Company o' sbssd IN '1s'
good WORK AN crel5y Informed that the Superintendent
Col May 70 .eer Of ths regular United sfo's' h'"H
noe on quit. lengthy J1!ugA drawing pay from the Gov
eminent service. renAsrsd. and 10 now violating the
.pir1t II 10. the letter Of tho ods Of tho "oes con
csrns eoored persons II Ia shameful that tn the's times
any ,hod weld 70 the demands OF the mob In The
manner tina, this Company has IN this II perfectly
Outrageous these poor people compelled 70 s~s"ss
ell ns In the hot OF Sunday their way 70 church.
while drunken WIKI allowed to crowd decent people
entirely out Of the refused to ride In the cara oil Voc
shAveuae Company for account OF their eoloo
peoples car, and sh. Apply the same 70 tbs Lisnso
asrnge rass yoa will continue ~ The ssnplsts
msGnBsss Of these Companies.
A MEMBER OF THE CHAMBER oo%MERcx.
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organization, 10 be called the University Convoca
ton Of the State Of Nsw.York. Eloquent addres.
~s were delivered by Hon. George w. Clinton,
Gov Seymour, "nd Hon. Gnian G. Verplanck
Brief congrataiatory addresses on the sn cess OF
the first Universiiy Ccnvocation were n.sie by
Prof.. DAVIS AID Chancellor Pruyn. Adjourned
aas die.
The Democratic State Committee INST M tho Dels-
van House to-day, with Elijah +. Purdy in the
chair md Peter Cagger a. Secretary; and resolved
Sc call State Convention to meet at Albany, Sept.
9sb. Adjourned.