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Connstinr Of Plain and Fancy |
CAsSIMEREs,
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speca al attention is given 20 the collection Of
BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS, BACK PAY, AND
OTHER WAR CLAIMS AND PRIZE MONEY.
Personal attention Is given to the prosecution Of
Claims at the Departments in Washington thus
securing their early settlement. saa
Application should be made at once to d. ".
Sage, Licensed Attorney al Law and War Claim
Agent, No, 1Gs Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio
alirlIsf9
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aosToN BoARp oF TRApE.

BOSTON, August II.
Several Delegates, representing boards
Of trade in western cities, who have re-
Gently visited Portland, paid visit to-
day, by sIecial invitation, to the rooms Of
the Boston Board Of Trade, where they
we're welcomed BY the President, J. G. Con-
verse, Esq. Speeches were made BY Lieu
ensnt-6oVerror May, Of Michigan;
Messrs. Hancosk and Fairbsnk, Of Chica-
20 Hsdlsy Of MilRsukee, Mayor Lincoln,
and others.
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TIE I29rH REGMEEr.-The 10th regi-
ment, 0. IL, six months men, was organ
izel in Camp Cleveland on The 10Th inst. by
Colonel sentsr, commanding Post and Cap
tain Carleton White Of the Adjutant Gensr-
aTs Office. tits Oficersd as follows
Field and Staf-HoWard D.. John, Colon
sl Geo. S. Hayward, lieutenant Colonel
Charles Mitchsnsr, Major; Surgeon, Gustav
c. E. Weber; Assistant Surgeons, Smith and
Campbell; euartsrmastsr, G. A. johnson /;
Adjntant, Il. B. Steele.
The regiment numbers about nine hundred
and Fifty men, and is regarded as one Of the
best ever organized in the State. It's Colonel
is soldier from Springfield, CLARK county.
The regiment is desigued, We are informed,
for service under General Burnside, and will
move from the depot tomorrow morning,
August 18th, at II O'Clock.
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NJ. MONEY mARKET-August IL,


MOney-Quite and easy at 5d5Jk p cent
sterling Exchnnge-Dull and dropping. First
class bills quoted at ti ,5sA Al5yt5.
GOld-Bull- Opening at 265s, advancing to 25ls
and closing dull at 265{.
Governments Stocks-Rules duh and slightly
easier.
sIaIe stoeks-North Carolina Sizes g..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-12

PERsoNAL.-The gallant Lieutenant- Col
onel Flanagan of the oath Michigan Infantry,
was at the Angler last night. He lost leg
at the battle of Gettysburg.
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FOE SAGINAW. = The fine passenger
steamer Susan Ward " leaves H. Garrst-
son & Co.'S. dock this evening at O'Clock
for Saginaw and Lake Huron Shore ports.
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8BhersoEyBen.
stmpson is, beyond all question q supsFior
artist and We advise thOss wishing 20 get ane
iks1ess to call upon him. Yiait 70 his GAL
-llsEys No. a5S Superior street. vii rohly repay
bo4h eitizan ana stranger. Ra9ts
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EEw ADVERTIsEmEEss.

C. A. Read Co 4, Bankers-Gold, s lver and oou
pons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
Pelton Breed-For Chicago an1 MilvEukes.
Charles T. Watson-Announcement.
@. W. .PElmsr-AnBouncsment.
Rics Burnstt-Fruit Jars.
Cutter a Son-Auction
A. a Retlbsrg-Photograph Albums.
Il, Garrstscn \ Oo.--For Lake Superior.
Wanted Board BY q Gensieman and wiIe.
Ecowles--List Of Letters.
Los;-S small Ledger.
Manufacturers. dance.
wanted-ss. 500
Lost-A rTaii for Fifty DO lars.
Bost-Gold Watch and Chain,
Gso.oaks-io'oImaii Wanted
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asOM MMERCIAL
DLETHIlND PIaRKRTa.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,l
TUESDAY EVENING. August II, 1853. J

MOhNlN9 LEADEh OIElOEtk
TUESDAY EVENING. August II, 1858. J
Fl0W-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-sales car red On track at sI,O7; l car
Indians white at sl,IOi and lot Of Ohio white at
sf,I5. -&
COrn-scarce and higher, and quOtable at 6lG62e.
Oats-Duu at 6Oc.
HiehwInes-steady at I2e.
ButIsr-saIe small lot of Western Reserve at
l5c.
Eggs-Sales at l0allc.
Hams-sales 500 lbs. Fremont hams at IOc
Reeeipts-ss.OOO bush wheat, and cars cats.
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N. Y. STOCK MARKET-August IL
lBYTELEGRAFH.

N. Y. CATTLE MARKET-August II.
LBY TELEGRAPH.l
Receipts, 900 beeves; 1872 cows and calves; T7 veal
calves; 300 sheep and lambs; 7,l75 swine.
Beeves-15c to Nc higher, closing drm at s7l0ll so
for common TO choice. Quotations are: common to
fair, s7gg; fair to good ss9lO8 good to prime slOS
oil; choice Silnl4.
Cows and Neal5 unchanged
4Sheep-Firmer.
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The members Of Company C, Perry
Light Infantry, will meet at the National
Hall on Wednesday evening, August 18th,
at7H y o'clock, for drill and business. A full
attendance Of all the members is desired.
S.H. BAIRD,
August 11:452. Captain.
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HUMAN HAIR Gnnns !
LRST, WANTS g F0HKB.

Q7S TO $3.50 PER M0NTH@THE
q y Little Giant Sewing Machine Company want
an Aeent II each Comfy 10 solicit orders for their
new 81 Heohine, with gauge. screw driver and eX-
ira needles. We viii pay a liberal salary and ex-
peBses, or give large commission. For particulars
terms, ETC., enclose a stamp and address
7. S. PAGE, Toledo o.,
frIVI5.dtyv9Tn-T50
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AeRIcULIURAL IMPLElIENT9
plWITT 8 90.

BALDWIN, DEWITT : co,
Manufacture the 1 p
Star Grain Drill 4 Grass Seed Sewer,
the m 8; simpls and complete Seeding Machine now
manufactured.
EmBFF's 1 aud 2-HOrss Endless Chain
Power ThFeshePs d 6epaFatOFs.
A Variety of saving Machines,
10 be ynli ~ Horss Power.
The Quaker Cider Eill, which can't be
beaten.
A Variety Of ~
Hay, Straw and Stalk Cutters, Corn
Shelters,
and every ythiag else in the ne Of Agricultural Ma
chinery HRa I'm piemeuts, from a Newer and Reaper
70 an lL HOAe 1Bsfnd for a CirrnIlr or call a
CLEVELAND AGRICULTURAL WOBKs,
auEl - 9Uenfra-St.
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HUDsON's UERIvALLED TooFH PASTE, is
winning for itself unboundsd praise where
ever intrOdused.-Sold BY Druggists and
Dentists generally.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-12

IEsPECrIoH OF THE 18TH REGIxERT.-
Orders being issued to Colonel sentsr, com
manding Camp Cleveland, to organize the
six months volunteers in Camp as the 12sth
regiment, and forward it Immediately to Gin
cinnati, he proceeded forthwith with his
customary energy to the work. UnOrganizsd
squads were consolidated and formed into
companies, officers appointed, clothing,
arms, accoutrsments, ETC., issued, and in less
than two days the regiment was completed,
mustered, inspected, and ready to march
1t moves this morning ateleven o'clock.
Yesterday afternoon at half past four
o'clock, the regiment was inspected at Camp
Cleveland, by Captain h. Douglass, of the
18th United States Infantry, and mastering
officer.
The men fully uniformed and equipped,
presented fine appearance, and justified the
opinion expressed by military men present,
that it was one of the best regiments raised
in the State.
We give elsewhere its list of officers. 1t
is destined for immediate service in Ken
tucky General Burnside. Everything
has been issued to it but ammunition, which
will be issued at Columbus and haversacks
and shelter tents, which will be issued at
Cincinnati. The gun issued is the Austrian
riaed musket, calibre 54-said to be an ex-
cellent gun,
After inspection yesterday, Captain Ran
som, United States COmmissary, requested
and was given the attention of the regiment.
BE thereupOD presented Colonel Howard D.
JObn-prOmOted to the COIOneloy from the
captaincy of Company Can elegant sword
and its belongings and shoulder straps, ac-
companying the presentation with appropri-
ate remarks, to which the Colonel responded
in fitting manner. We would gladly pub
lish the speeches did our space permit
Three hearty cheers rose from the regiment
for its Colonel, three for its Lieutenant-Col-
Onsl, and three for its Major, and tho regi-
ment vas marched to its quarters.
Colonel John was captain in the 56th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, in the three months
service.
Lieutenant-COlOnel Hayward enlisted in
the lst Ohio Volunteer Infantry as private,
at the commencement of the war.
Major Charles Mitcbiner also enlisted
about the commencement of the war, as pri-
vate in the 5Ist Ohio Volunteer Infantry,ap
both himself and Lisutsnant-CoIonoI Hav-
ward have advanced through the various
grades to their present positions through
their merits as soldiers.
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RECRUITS.
MEN ANT EDKItf
1N1 FOB TEE 81 MHH
o. s. MA Wy. WPVF

sEAMEE, ORDINARY sEAMEH and LANDS.
MEN, who have the usual Surgeons' examination
By presenting Themselves at the Rendezvous receiV
cd on the following terms:
Am advance OF thres months 10 Seameu, ana
Ordinry Ssamen and LsndsEaen
~ Permission to leave allotment OF half pay 20
their families, 70 commence from the date Of their
nliBtment.
Pay from sl2 to $50 per Month
500 BOUNTY
8H-FOr further information enquire at No. *
Bank-St. Lieut.. C0TTLE,
maVlI- u g. Navv
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TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
TOBACCO and sEGARs.

A. LIEDER, Commercial Broker in Leaf
and Manufactured Tobacco and Segsrs.
I34 Water-st., [Oorner of Pins,I New York.
Tobacco and Segars carefully selected for exporta
ton Dealers and Tobacconists will md IL 70 their
interest 20 call or communicate BY letter. The best
brands in any quantity, at lower prices than any 9th.
er honse 10 iunais-t62
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CORPS.

An Weritorious Discharged Soldiers, EW
Wounded or Disabled in tho line Of duty y = -
nave the right to join the CORPs or HoNoB AID VIZ
rnaNe Pay, &C., same gs Infantry q he9ular Amy
eTcept bounty and pension. The right OF pna.on 10
prevI0us wounds win still Be- valid. The OcElg Z e
X staridn ~ in Ciries and Forts TILL TIE Az -
0VFR Apply to the Board of Enrolllent tof ne
Go1grsssiorsi District in Which you reside, which
II frrni1h The MEaTT0RIOUs with iaf19n %
~ sfies No Bsnk-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
~ u n. CROSS, lgt deuio1lnt,
iulvI7.457 And Recruiting OGosr, In7alid OoEpl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-12

Ma. Samuel Rowe, policeman, who was
present at and assisted in quelling the row
at the Beer Garden on Sunday last, assures
us that neither Dick Van Tassel nor Jack
Sayers were in any way implicated in it, We
considered our authority reliable, on which
we based the article in yesterday mornings
LEADER, but it appears from the above that
it was not.
Dick Van Tasssl denies that be is brOthel
house keeper, or has been for several months
past.
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The following were passed
To establish the grade of John Street.
To establish the grade Of Seneca street,
north of Superior.
To provide for the construction Of branch
sewer in Garden street, from Huntington to
Harmon streets. s
To provide for the construction Of branch
sewer in Lake street. Adjourned.
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TUESDAY EVENING, August II.
Regular Meeting. President Stevens in
the chair. Minutes Of last nesting read
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III suPeFlOr-st., Cleveland, o.
e. B. HALE, BAEKER.
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Gold, Silver, Coupons 6 Prem Funds.
AGENCY for 5-2o's
AND ALL OTHER G0VEREMEHT BONDS.
WANTED UNCURREKT BANK Bills.
july27
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WILSON'S TANKS
10 PORK & BEEF PACKERs 8 &OTHE

Wilson's Patent Steam RendeF'g tank,
SUPERIOR TO EVERY OTHER
~ process for al sortsof Grease, Lard, Tallow, &C.,
IS evidenced by the use Of Fg- El-
Over Three Hundred Tanks,
by the various Establishn aents OF the country.
81 timo nials from almost every Packer in Gin
einnan Chicago, St. Louis, Louisville. Indianapo-
liz, Quincy, heokuks &c.s can Be glun, and eVery
Information given upon application to the sub5crt-
Der. LicenGes reduc8 q.
p ROVERT.
No. iT72 West 2d-St.,
aug4-i53 Cincinnati, o.
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T0NS0RIAL.
Ser Wig and Fashionable Hair Dress
ing Establishment.

NoA MIG anu AosAAOuABlo MalE Df0hb@
Ing Establishment.
WM. DAY BEGS TO RETURN
w return his sincere thanks TO his old friends
and patrons. and the Inhabitants Of Cleveland gene
r1iys for the very large share Of public patronage
9s.tosed On hin for the last nine years and would
Electtully inDrm them that since hif retain from
lrore that be has 81 crn and dtted ur large Store
i1 the most modern and New York 7tyle entire sen
mate Apa, tents- with every accommodation for eT-
eIy oteneh O the business. Baving purchased and
oeectel himself IRON the HfsI MARKEfs while il Eu-
rope he can oer for sale and the pest and
most valuable assortment OF -7T--7- ~
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
ever shown in this city Mr. Day studiet IN some of
the best Establishments in Paris and London. and
as for inspection many new and life like improve
meats in every description Of -
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
lE-Sole max er and importer OF AZ kinds Of Ing.
Bows, Cof1eures, Plcaiure7, &C. Tl5r
~ Ladies Bair Dres, s,ing, Shamrooninr, Hair
Cutting and Cnrling. Ladies Hair cut and rtsfofsd
wit6onf cutting short tshinRiing) .aa tl TT ~
aA-HoT And COLD BsIHS. aaEI-R RS
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f0ANTED-(KErFTIHG MkOHINN)
Wv Earmerg, Volunteer aEld cthers. 70 know that
elr women folks can earn S 10 80 Il Iask viii
-of Akin's Celebrated Aniitins Hnchlnes. win
- n thirty days. Rrica, conl1'rfe. a.
FrsiEht from se osdt8 u n 80
-plas lgend gtampg.l III
IT a BRAHBOE, HI
d6qIDs n. q
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BUsIERss NOTICES
LEyELAND wOOLEN MILI4
A. < &. c. POPE,

A. & B. C. POPE,
Asl superntsndents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
r'd1a all kinds Of rH-
wOOL LEN GOOB 80
Consisting Of Plain and Fancy
7-' CAsSIMEREs,
Dob .f.sa DOESKlHS, A-
BATTINETS,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS
BLANKETS
ETCs ETC.
good stock constantly on hand, adapted t.
the Western Market
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods. H.t-
4f.f Once and SalesToOms, 81.
no. IS WATER STREET, CLEVELAND. O
angs-R.2
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WANTED.-LoOALA AND TRAyEI,-
W me Agents in every Town or County. Cirea-
larE with Isntimonials Of GlerzTman and ecientf6c
mo15 IN regard to the business, sent free - I--
ISAAC HALE IN , q Co.
iuuol5-lt5 NaE hurrr1rss Mass
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HARDWARE.
TRON NAILs WAREHOUsE
W, F, OaFev 6 Co.,

Wholesale Agency for the sale o. Sheen eyer y.
afata NaiIs OOumon and charcoal sheet Iron unll
81 Roller Plate Spring Pow and Blister steel steel
PlOW Wings, Bar Iron, Croton hinaes 49, 15s9e 59
e nf rnannfarfnrera nri1o. ---- ~
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN I. c. VAn.-Depot
Ofieer Van Husen, yesterday afternoon, re-
esived telegraphic dispatch from Colonel
Easement, Dansvills, Ky, informing him Of
the death of Isaac c. Vail, of this city, a
Captain in the 1884 o. VI. Captain Vail
was brother in law to Mr.. Van Husen.
The dispatch stated that Captain Vail died
at two o'clock, P. NJ, on the 10Th inst. His
body was to be sent at once to Cleveland.
Information was received several days
ago of tie serious illness of Captain Vail,
and his wife went at once to sec him. She
was probably with him to sooths him in his
Inst moments. His mother-in-law left here
for Dansville on Monday night.
Captain Vail praOticed law in this city for
several years. he was twice elected Police
Judge, discharging the duties of the Office
with fidelity and judgment Last fall he ac-
csPted a commission as Captain in the IOSd,
being urged to the field by motives Of pat
riOtism. Although be had previously acted
with the Democratic party he rsnounced all
parties. on taking the field, and urged others
to do likewise, looking only to the over
throw of the rebellion and the restoration of
the Union.
Captain Vail leaves many attached friends
in this city who will sincerely mourn his loss.
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~ superinfendents, Manufacturers and Dealers
.r7a..a- all kinds Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15

STATE of Connecticut, County of Litehtield. S ss., Superior Court, September Term. A. D. as83.
 HARRIET E. skrAr. Petition for divorce and
 Vs. custody of children.
 PHILIP c. sksAr. Order of Notice thereon.
 Said petition for Divorce, for causes in said petition set forth as on file, and dated the 18th day of October. issa. does fully appear. This Coart finds that the respondent. the said Phil jp e. Skeat. is absent from and out of this State, and gene ts parts to tho petitioner un known, and therefore, this Court orders the said petition be entered in the docket of said court, at the said September Term thereof. and that the said petition be continued to the Novsmber TermIof this Court, to bs holden at Ltchfeld within and for said County of Litch- neid, on the first Tuesday of November, 1863 1; ana that notice of the pendency of said peti- tion pc given the Esspondent, by publishing shis order of notice. or a true copy thereof in the Ltchhe!d Enquirer, a newspaper printed Tn Atchteld in Mtchfeld County, for the full period ef two weeks before the session of said Court. on the said lst Tuesday ot November, 1868.
 By order of the Court,
 2t26 VIM. L. HANSON, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
Assessors, Nofiee.

THvHE inhabitants of the town of LitchAeld. II liable to pay Taxes are hereby request. ed to deliver to deliver to either of the Asses. sors, or at the Town Clerks Office in said Town on or before the first day of Noven,b., proximo, properly attested, true list of tilsi, polls and other taxable estate by them poassss ed on the lst day of October, 1863 Person. notattesting to their lists within said time cannot avail themselves of an appeal from their assessment to .he Board of Relief. Persons wishing blank lists, can obtain then 6y calling on either of the Assessors, or at the Town Clerks Office.
 DAvln c. BUCKLEY,
 GARNER B. CJR1Iss,
 CHAs. D. WHEELER,
 ERAsTus P. MoULTHRop,
 GEORGE C4lPMAN,
 Assessors. Lftchfeld. Oct. 10, 1863. 3t26
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
Editor cf Enquirer |:

Editor ef Enquirer:
 DEAR SIR With your permission, wish to say to the readers of your paper that I will send by return mail, to all who wish it (free. a Recipe, with full directions for making and using a simple Vegetable Balm. that will eff es. Tan. Freckles. and all Impurities of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
 will also mail free to those having Bald Heads, or Bare Faces. simple directions and information that will enable them to start 6 full growth of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or 6 Moustache, in less than thirty days.
 All applications answered by return mai without charge.
 Respectfully yours.
 THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, sm24 8Sl Broadway, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15

hlSiR!CT of Canaan, ss.. Probate Court, D October 8th, 1868.
 Estate of ASA DEAN, late of Canaan in said District. deceased.
 THE Court of Probate for the District of Canaan hath limited and. allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate, to exhibit their claims for settle ment. Those neglecting to present their &C., counts, properly attested within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment tp
 St2o JAMES ENSIGN, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
FOR SALE,

A N excsllent DAIRY FARM of 200 Acres, A suitably divided into Meadow. Pasture. and Plow Land-A fine Orchard of Grafted Fruit-large and connections House and Earns all in good repair. The most of the Mead ows can be moved with machine, and will furnish hay for 40 head of Cattle. and pasture for 25 Cows Said Estate is situated within l5 minutes walk of Goshen Church and two good Schools For further particulars, enquire oi the Subscriber on the premises.
 DANIEL BENTLEY. Goshen, Sept. 24th. 1868. 2mo24
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
Tannery for Sale at Auction.

YNHE undersigned having been appointed by
 U the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Washington to sell certain Real Estate be- longing to the Estate of GEORGE W. BEARDsLEY, late of New Preston, deceased, hereby gives notice, that be will sell at Auction, on Friday, October 23d, at o'clock in the afternoon, the Tannery, Buildings and Water Privileges con- nected therewths belonging to said Estate. Said Tannery is pleasantly situated in New Preston Village eight miles from the Housa- tonic Railroad. on durable stream of water not affected by drought, food or frost. There is on the premises large Harness Shop with Currying Shop in the basement, Bark Mill. Tan House, Barn. Carriage House, and l9 Vats. The Property is centrally located for perma- nent supply of bark and hides, and is good stand for Harness Shop. There are on the premises to be sold all the Tools belonging to the Iannery and Harness Shop. Also, a Split ting Machine, Harness Trimmings, Un A500lbs. of Tallow, 40 to 50 Cords of Oak and Hemlock Bark. Sale to be on the premises. Possession given immediately. The Dwelling-House be- longing to the estate wi be sold at private sale. DAVID c, WHIITLESEY.
 New Preston, Sept 22d, 1868. td23
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
N0flCe,


 THE members of the First Episcopal Socie ty in Litchfeld, are hereby notified that q special meeting of the Society will be held al St. Michaels Church, in the Village of Litch. field, on the first Monday of November next, at two o'clock U the afternoon, to consider oi the acceptance by the Society, of the devises and beqdests fer its keneAts, of the Will of the Hoa. sylE r. Bssns, late deceased i; and to consider oil questions ooppected with said Will, and the disposition by the sorietY, of the property devised to 1t also. to,act upon preposition to relinquish to the grand-chil- dren of Mr. Bsers portion of said property i; and do any other business that may como be- fore said meeting
 Dated at Litchield, this sixth day of Octo.
 Der, A. D. 1863.
 J. G. Beckwith, Edwin B, Webster, Alban Guild, Luclus Wilmet, Temlinson Wells G. H. Hollister, Lewis s. Kilhourn E. w. Seymour.
 Wm. F. Baldwin, Sam'l G. Braman, F. W. Plumb, k. H. Wright,
 Charles D. Wheeler, William Bissell. D. T. Welch, P. Gould Guild, Abner Gilbert, Seth Pond, - James K. Wallace, Wardens X Vestry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
NOTICE.

E sHE Subscriber, by virtue of an order ot -A the Court of Probate for the District oi Plymouth. will sell all the Real and person estate of SELDEN BARNES, late of Plymouth. de ceased, at public aucti' n, on the 2lst day of October, 1863, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, (unlcss previously disposed of at private sale,) said real estate being subject to mortgage of about $500. Sale to take place on the land, which is .situated in Plymouth. about one half mile northerly of Plymouth Hollow.
 BENNETT HUMMISTON, EXT.
 Plymouth, Oct. 3d, 1863. td25