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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-28
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE.
TUESDAY, Oct ~, 1868.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Peterkin, of 81. James
Church.
BILLS RIPoRfID.
bill to provide TOR quorum in meetings OF joint
stock companies during the existing war.
A bill providing compensation for the pages and
norters OF the Senate and House of Delegated
A hill authorizing The payment OF sum of money
~ Lee A Dunn Commissioner Of the Revenue for KING
William County, for extra copies OF the land and per-
substitute was reported for the bill for the enroll
ment of free negroes TO be employed In the Coniede-
rate service.
PAY DEPARTMENT.
The bill repeating so much of the ordinance of the
Convention of Aprn "A, 1861, relates TO Pay De-
partmebt of Virginia forces, next taken up. Vsr
GUS amendments were offered, some OF which were
adopted.
A bill was reported making appropriation for the
purchase of sal. Also, JOINT resolution IN relation
thereto.
ARREsTIEG DEsERTERs.
On motion of Mr.. WILEY, the bill authoring the err
rest OF deserters by the civil authorities was taken up
and read The House amendments were agreed 10, and
the bill passed.
hCRKAsE OF PAY.
The bill to increase the salaries Of certain judges
next taken up, when there was considerable debate
upon the subject The point under debate the con-
stltutional.ty Of an increase for limited time.
Tne bill Was hnaly referred 10 the Committee for
Courts OF Justice.
The bill Tor the relief of VIM. A. Braxton, of King
William county, was taken up and passed. THIS bnl
p Divides for rounding license tax paid by said Brax-
ton for a stallon-5aid stallion having been sOlen by
The enemy i'll raid made by them IN King William
DISTRIBUTION Oh. PROVISIONS.
The bill to provide for the appointment Of general
agents and storekeepers, by the county courts autho
rlzng them borrow money and purchase distri-
butte provisions inhabitants passed unAni.
mously.
The bill to prohibit the sale exchange of gold or
silver coin and Federal notes, Wac taken up.
Mr. DI .KINSON moved to strike all the bill eI-
Dept that having reference 70 "greenbacks"
Mr.. KEEN moved the indefinite postp0nement of the
whole bill
The bill was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. COGHlLL the rules we're suspended
end the resolution in regard the by JOINT
committee the salt supply for 900 bushels OF sal
was read together with the between the CON-
mituee and Stuart, Buchanan Go. After the reading
of the papers in relation 70 the matter,
Ga MOTION, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-28

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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

TO our Patrons we make a low bow, s a.#z As wcsaSain approach you to show. af hse4H How the . Bee Hive swarms 80 enlivingly. And the Goods move off most surprisingly. From the Bee Hive they go--even so-- aeEs Ii HTo all parts of the County, I trow
 We'll show you how fast they are moving, With ,uo- thirds nc -htt pricts- q lite soothing, On tl,is day of high iriees-aid ''rising,'' - We can name such iow prices-silrprising: To those that arc posted the latest, -. - Our prices astonish the greatest
 Will you call al see then compare With those of all others, elsewhere Teas, Sugars and Coffee, nca: old prices, gszs With Nutmcgs and most other Spices; With Groceries too numerous to mention And Crockery to hold their tlistention , Manyt tYew Goods received we of late. ~ Also quantities of an earlier date: Paramcttas, Silks, Dc Laines, and So forth, With Prints and Worstcd Plaids-lcss than
 worth = e~S % shawis. Laccs, Gloves and Cambl;cs, go low, Even Thanksgiving Boosters do crow. If with Velvet or Ribbons to be mat clled, Or Dresses new or old to be r,tchcd, I can suit yo,t-so do not dcsrair: - Witi, any Color the Tiamminqs con,,nre From the bls.kcst to tllosc that are bright, assure yo,i, they'll all he found right. So come one and all without fail. ' To our present Closing Ont Sale
 Yon'll ind us at hnlne in Sout:. Street, With prices tiIat cannot be beat
 So come and make sur. it's all truc; With this, I must bid you a,'ieu
 ........,. -. $. x. BRONSON.
 Nov. 2oth, 1862. 1 31-t3o
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H NEW MILE ORD D.azssa- Dry Goods at Old Prices.

IF AyING determined 10 .isct ntiihle ri <. HI Dry G ,ods Business on Il ist If April next, my entire stock will tc s,il
 | WITHIN THE NEXT. THIRTY DAYS. sy The larger part of my steck was purchased psrvio,.s t., the great advance in prices, and will he $. i'd corresptmdingly low. 4as#. Y
 Now IS THE TtMs TO BUY. I he Goods gre going oif rapidly. and persons iii want ot any kiml of Dry, Goosls, N ill to we'll tuscall soon. an.i secure some of tile Isarvaiiis. I he Stceki vii. tr soli for CASH ONLY sand ti:ose in- .icLled 10 me. r-qnestetl to make payment nn or before the, 1st of April. All acconIfs MUS r bc haElnced at that time. To my ms mcrous friends ansi patrons. w',oa have susl ta:nctl'nie in business during thc rast three years, l return my sinccrr thanks, and hope they may find it to their interest to continue for one month longer their hitherto sencreu us patronage &@ sss5 7$ as X. c sFERRfSS. @s
 New Milford. March 2d, 1863. tf-46 ?
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N NAUGATUCK RAlLKOAD- AZ IN VRANGEMEST-On and after Mont3,, Dcce n

NAUGATUCK RAILROAD .--WIsrEa AR .1VRANGEMEsr-On and after Mon,l.., Dcce m- Der 1862, Trains will run as follows: ek z
 GOING AoRrf-Leaos Bridgeport 10 Is An. for Winstcd, connecting Mith the 8. GO A. N. train from New York, aud with tl.e. Q. .45s N. train from wHaven, ,andconncctinea at Water. bury with train to and from Hartford.
 l2.20P. N. Freight Train for Waterbury A
 4.35 r. NJ. for Winsted connecting with the ? 15p. N train from New York. and the 4.s0 P. M. train from New Haven. ss8 A @@ Connecting at Waterbury with tlain from Hartford. sya5t < GoINd SourH- -I.eaoe Winstsd. G.35 "A. x. for Bridgeport New York and New Haven. con meeting at Waterbury with train 10 Hartford.
 J2.30 P. M. for Bridgeport, New York, and NewHavsn. connecting at Watell u,y withtrain for Hartford. tae ...f ssa ;. n Leare Jfatlrbary: s.15a ,: Nj. for Bridgeport, New York and New Hasen. ..slSax @ as S.25 A. x freight train fo, Bridgeport. b s.oa P. u. tor Bridgeport New Yoi k and N CIV Haven. a@s+ ee44sTa q
 Lears Waterbury for tht Nsrth: 12.1o N. train for W nstcd. s5 ks@t5kk Efs kEt@t q
 6.22 r. x. for Winstcd.
 The Stage from. Norfolk connects with the 6.35Ax. train down nfrtmWinsted. and returns on the arrival of the 4 35 r.M. train fromBridg- port. .w8gEsgssS Aafssa 899ask&s @ Tho WOodhury stage arilVcs 10 com ect at Seymour will, the 6.35 N. traia down from Winsted. and returns on the arifsafof the 10. l5 A. NJ train from Bridgcnort.
 z Inc Stage from New Hartford. Otis. Cole brook. Harrington, I.itchfield and Bcthlcm, ar rivcs to connect with the F 3Or Train down from Winstei, and returns nn thearrivai of the 10 15 A. NJ. Train up from Bridgeport. x The stage f0rHarwinton leavesLitchfeld sta ton on the arrival of the 10.l5 AM train up from Bridgepnrt yT asxa AsasN @@9
 The stage from Watertown connects with the 8.15 \. N. tain down from Waterbury and re- turns on the arrival of the 10. 15 N. train up from Bridgeport.
 x The Stage for Goshen caves Woicntty,ile on port. sA - s..=F sz ssw.
 X tiiscod,.t of five cents mad to passs6sAss purchasing ticketsa at the office.
 CHARLES WATERBURY, Superintendent. $ Bridgeport, Nov. 29, 1862.
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I A R l& A T'7ss .-.-..t.- EFEER TESCEN1' NELTZER APtRIENT.

HIS valuable and popular Medicine has uni. '~Aaiiy feceafed tho must favorable reCum-
 nlendations ofthe MED1cA LPnuriss1os and the PUBLIC, as tie most
 5A EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE iF-. l#
 SALINE APER1ENr
 It may be used with the best effect in Blso"s md Febrile Diseases c stireuesx Sick Head B Achs.Nausea Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Ae'dity of the Stomach. 1orp,d,ty of Me
 Liver. Gout, Rhumuhc Afec.
 tsoas, Gravel I'iis,
 and all complaints W here A GENTLE AND CooLINGApEEIENT OR PURaAT1vE fs IF REQUIRED.
 q It is particularly adapted to the wants of Travellers by Sea and Land, Residents of Hot Climates. Persons ot Sedentary habits ,Invalids and convalcsc nts Captains of Vessels and Planters, will fid a valuable addition to their Medicine heats. It is ih the tf'rmnf . powder carefully put up in bottles. s.t" keep in any climate and mcre- ly requires water poured upon it to prod ucs delightful rn rveic.nt beverage, Numerous testimonials from professional and other gent ''in n # the ighest standing thro- out tho uhtry its steadily increasing pop ularity for series of years, strongly guarants its efficacy and valuable character. and com nrrdit tlie favorable notice of an inteli. gent Inhiit + -''i ---'z-- 1s+' & Manuiactu,ed oAly by .--r TARRANT & CO.,. E No 273 Greenwich St., cor Warren St.
 ..s..- ... NEw loEK. Aad for Sale bv Druggists generally.
 April g, s1S'2rsIz s<- Iirs.e 1y-1
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Another Appeal.


 4 FoRr ScorT VA, MARCH 9th, 16G3 To THE VOTERS OF LIrcHFrElp COUNTY
 Inasmach as certain politicians at shoais have made free to use the names of the soldiers for party purposes, ,declaring that they, the soldiers, sympat'ize with them in their hostility to ths administration, and in their attempt to co, clu 10 q teacc. though 1t be nev> CT so dishonorabls to the government and cou>: stry, Therefore:
 E We, the undersigned, soldiers of the lst Conn. Volunteer Artillery, 6 Go. I,' do assure them and all loyal citizens at homo, that We hold to the same principles which acuated us to leave all for the Old Flag and the Union, that we have no sympathy with any one who would barley rIh traitors nor with any policy ,CAich has not tor as object Me utter suppres- asn of this infamons srsbcllioa and Ae rcstor |. tion oJf the U,sien, that We think it our duty to support the PRESIDENT in his efforts to osash this monstu-Secession- finally we do most heartily assure you, that the war uoRld have been ended long ago.anda an henora- ble aud lasting peace have been secured if those who sete at Home, hare done nothiny Jut con demn the Administration had. instead, eriaced ha.f ths earaestaess and sympathy ia tauor cf tse Union that they hare manifsstsd against t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19
MEDICAL
DR. E. G. GoULD's .-5'' ! P IN w ORM s,Y UP

Dk. K. G. GOULDS a a5fs+ts z P IN W o k M S,Y UP < Is tLe first and only relned, ever offered to the public for the effectual relaoyal ot the As carides or Pin Worms, from the human sys. ten: TLe high reputation it has established ln the last two years, and the fact that it Is fast slperseling all other worm len,Sdies, is the best test of it's great merit It affords Relief in. .twenty-four hours, a nd eg an Entire Cure Is warrantsd, when taken according to directions, which acc"mpany each bottle. iss9 s8 iii W
 This Syrup is also a mekt valuable family cathartic, 10 be always used when physic is required, especially for children. IL corrects ths secretions, gives tone 10 the stomach and bowels, assisting nature in her efforts to restore health ii It is purely of Vegetable Ex tracts, and always safe and reliable.
 C. HLRVLY Sole Proprietor-
 Sold in Boston by G EO. C. GOODWIN & CO.,, 12 Marshall stieet, and other Wholesale Drug gistx At Retail by
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19
4A ss FLOWS.

V D. REcsI E5IL UHAS rcceiyed <. flaw Of Bronson. cclebrated
 Roxbury FLOWS, which he will sell Er aor Cash, at the same price they are sold aa'l al ns Manufactory x x s..a s. x. 5s M ss
 Litchheld. March 12th. ] Is6z. sss es~if-4 7s
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19
] x z MEDICAL. MAYORS OF THE
 Great Cities.

We. the undersigned Mayors, hereby ese- tify that the Druexists, ApothecAriss. and Physioians of our several cities have signed document of assurance to us that the rom edies of DIR. J. O. AVER & O., of Lowell, {Ayer's sarsapariIla, Pills, AGue ouro, and Cherry Pectoral,) have been found to he medicines of great excellsnoe, and wcrthy the confidence of the community. HON. JAMES COOK,
 a Mayor of LowEIx.s GA9e. HON. ALIEN BEARD, & Ee Mayor of NASHUA, V. q. HON. E. w., HARRINGTON, A Mayor of MANCHESTER, N. E HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
 Mayor of CONCORD. M. W HON. A. H. BULLOCK,
 Mayor of WORCESTER, MAss. HON. MATTEL sILSBEE, 4E... Ff ba4 ia Mayor of SALEM, MASH HON. F. w. LINCOLN, Jr., ts5 1.A Mayor of BOSTON. MAs1 HON. VIM. M. RoDMAN,
 Mayor of PRovIDnMo1 IA HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE.
 Mayor of NoRwEcR ocxA HON. J. N. HARRIS, .Ar Mayor of NEW LONDON. oouA HON. CHAs. s. RoDIER,
 Mayor of MONTRfAx. on. HON. D. F. TIEMANN,
 Mayor of NEW YORK cTTE. HON. H. M. KINSTREY,
 Mayor of HAMILTON. c. VI. HON. ADAM WILSON, s2a Mayor of TORONTO. c. VI. HON. R. M. BISHOP,
 Mayor of CINCINNATI. OHIO. HON. I. H. CRAWFORD.
 Mayor of LOUIsvIrLn, KY. HON. JOHN SLOAN, t..
 Mayor of LYONS, IOWA HON. JAMES McFEETERs,
 Mayor of BoWMANvILLH. Q. W. HON. JAMES w. NORTH,
 r- Mayor of AUGUSTA, 1aE. HON. HENRY COOPER, IT,,
 Mayor of HALLowELL, ME. HON. JAMES S.. BEEK,
 Mayor of FREDERICTON, N. D. HON. WILLARD WYE,
 Mayor of NEW BEDFORD. MASS. HON. J. BLAISDELL, Mayor of FALL RIVER. MASS. HON. w. 1T. CRANSTON, A .saAt tH Mayor of NEWPORT. n. | 2 HON. FRED sTAHL, Mayor of GALENA, HIA HON. JOHN HODGDEN.
 Mayor of DUBUQUE, IOWA. HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD, Mayor of CHATTANOOGA. TENN. HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
 Mayor of TUSCALOOSA. ALA. HON. R. D. BAUGH,
 Mayor of MEMPHIS, TENN. HON. GERARD STITH,
 Mayor of NEW ORLEANS, LA HON. H. D. SCRANTON,
 Mayor of ROCHESTER,, N. Y. HON. DE WITT c. GROVE,
 Mayor of UTICA. N. T. HON. GEO. WILSON,
 Mayer of PETERSBURG. PA. HON. c. H. BUHL,
 Mayor of DETROIT, MICK. HON. LEHMAN L. PAGE,
 Mayer of MILWAUKEE, WIS. HON. w. w. VAUGHN, Mayor of RACINE. WIS. HON. A. FARR,
 Mayor of KENosHA. WIS. HON. JOHN c. HAYNES,
 Mayor of CHICAGO. HE. HON. M. J. A. HEATH, -..
 Mayor of SELMA, ALA. HON. A. J. NOBLE,
 Mayor of MONTGOMERY, ALA. HON. w. s. HoLYBAD, sl Mayor of COLUMBUS. GA. DON EsPARTERo MANUEL,
 Mayor of VERA CRUZ. DON PIETRE DE CABALLO, lltas1 z\. Mayor of MEXICO. DON ESTEPHANIE RODRIGUES. r.t.. ag-ss Mayor of HAVANA. DON ANTONIO ECHEVERA,
 Mayor of LIMA, PERU. DON M. G. MILANGNO,
 Mayor of VALPARAISO, OHTLH DON MARC SESQUIPEDALLA, Mayor of RIO JANEIR0, BRAznN Certify that the resident Drusgists have
 assured them F9.l Ayers Sarsaparilla Is an excellent remedy, and worthy tho con. cafe hdence of the community.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19
E. Sfn1,les,

"AVING purchased the Shop in West St.
 formerly owned by William. Rogers. is, prepared to do all kinds GARRIAGE REPAIk ING.in thsshortcst possibls time. AIso Nsw Wosk made to order Give mo oail. ..0 ifs
 hitch6eld, April 30th, 1862. sassg q xsA tfs21 s Ksafa41sas4s Hsas
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19

The Company have no losses or claims unpaid I Tfsst SETH P. BEERS, President. JASON N HITTING, Secretary. s aB .aa. sI
 SHELDEx OsBoRs, Hsrwjnton,
 Ss8Sf A F. & General Agent i July l, 1861. tf-l3
 Directors"of the Company. 5g Hon Seth F. Beers. Sh.lden Osborne, Jason Whiting, Philis S. Beebs. .ss5.s Abljah Catlin, Henry R. Colt, Charles Adans, George W. Thom pson. A. 5. Lewis 1@a
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19
TT e

TT rSKTxS Tss M A En7 HEREASysn sny Mlie l1szA Fsra HAsxAHs.
 .haf 1syt mi bed md b0ard 6jkhout just pt0vOcation, therefore, this is to forbId all ptfsans harboring or trusting her on my account, after this date ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19
lNOtIce.l

I'D UBBERe Hepeirad Ton can get yonr
 l0 old Rubber Boots and Shoes mended and made m good n new-at ' ssS
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And have arrange.l with q K NT Qs n .xR A . =

And have arranged with AE.f..I If 6. AE .NA RD Fol the Sale of their Goods in Kew MiItord, at the same prices as the Company sell the same Goods at the Depot in New York City US fol- 1uwx: $. z-.s.~s..-,s.. .'' s s' PIP. co,'s I,ne.ss T Flour best, s7 50. 2 P. P Co.'S Buck-I Soaps: s'Sa s'@ ssH Family. 7c, Brown, 6c.. Transparent, 4e., F. P. Co.'S Buck-l Starch, Gets. per lb.
 P. P, Co s Buck-I Blue, Sets. per box. These Goods are represented to be and warrant ed to be the best made +7 f By their fruits judge them. Call at ALLEN & SEWARD'S. and examine the Stock.
 ECONOMY IS WEALTH. Good Flour, SC. 50s July s0th, 1862. 1y16
 j., esys SUPERB BLACK
 GRO DE RHINE SILKS.
 AT LOW PRICES-Can be found at
 tf-1 rzs5 e..s... A. G. FERRISS.'
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R EMOY

Smiths South Street. .wlicrc W ATCH REPAIR lNsinsall it's departments, will be pronptIy
 and faithfull executed. ss " S.a ss V.
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An asDpsnssn me 11ss ef aeenne
tfcnt

We, the undersigned, members of The Nine tsensh Hsxinaers If Connecticut Volunteers 5, have h.sis called fro ;nasnrs homes tos fight fvr the pfesessatiof of tHs 1ibsrtiesof our eoun- try. and are thus cut of from all par,icipaisoa in political affairs N NevertLeless, we have as deep an interest in the welfare or Our State as any ef xaa psscshave remained .a, home. Ne have taken up arms for your prot tsetion, and in year stead and being deprived, by reason of absence. of the privilege of voting, we send you this appeal. as an expression of our sens tiuen,s in regard ts the issues ihvclsed inthe coming State election. ss s1-,s
 When the attack on Fort Sumter iaaugursted the great re ,ellion, the trailsrssof the North hid themselves in alarm from before the resissless torrent of patriotic enthusiasm that threatened to oyerwhelm them; but they did not give over the hope of seeing the Govern nent destroy and of aiding in it's overthrow. They kncw that the food tide of patriotism would cbb, that taxation and distress and bereavement would cause manyto care more for present than for enduring peace, that the hardsaips of q soldiers Ii i1.s would cause dis content in the army andtasy counted on these results, and on everything that is selfish and sordid In human nature, as helps to their internal schemes 1whenever the cause of the country has seemed bright, these men have been silent, and have worked against us in secret and when disaster has come upon sear armies, they have crawled cut of their holes, like snakes in sunshine, to bask their spotted skins, and sxult over rebel successes They have only been biding their time, and now fAsy itink fksir fias has come. Iacennecticut, they hare recently given expression to thsir purposes by the nomination of Thomas II Seymour for Governor, and m rsso1utions sdopfed by their recent State Convention, which are nothiag less than aid and eonyort to ths ene- My ia front cf as. ........
 In aletter published in the Hartford Tsmes in July last. Thomas H. Seymour. made use of the following language: :tASs sksA 'z$ J
 "F follow in no crusade for the subjugation and consequent humiliation and overthrow of the South, neither will I contribute in any ways to the accomplishment of such bloody purposes. The menstrous fsllacy. of the
 
 destroying any part of the South, is one which will burst with the shells that are thrown into it's defcnceless citios." &
 Men of Connecticut! Did you bid us go forth to face danger and death only that the State whic,, we call our home might fall into the hands of such men as Thomas H.seymour ? Did you encourage us. by your bounlies,. eur banners, your words and deeds, to leave home. fltsends. srsryfhing.to fight Southern rebels, only that we might lsok back and sec foes uot less malignant, and not less sdanger- ous, assailing us from behind? We pray you not to crush our resolution, and palsy our Arass by electing for your Governor, and orrs, . man who hopes for our defeat and hu- initiation! sAnns yTnKg
 FoRr weRru, VA, March Sd, 1863.
 tsigned 9aa ga.F8kEx4
 B. D. Lee, Quarter Master.
 Serg. Msj.B. H. Camp, HaE 4I
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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19
BANKERS.
FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS,
3s WALL STREET, NEW Y.nF,

ts oo Alb oINEITs5 MEN 1hNks E8a53 5S s*s+fss4 7 ii F4 A ssGs 3 asa 52is-, F i sa k.Ea 434 F ssastsssea 9s3 aysae eit ] Dealers in allclasses of tNitcd s,a,.s a,,d ot'e. = DssirsIie .sssuities. F =*ss ,. ssyta5 5a5E& 4t@ IF !5S
 4te 9i < s.sa 's ssla Fae sa ss5gssE a5gsaR a5
 saIf ess@ ttag B u.sse per cent, B,n,'. Of lee,
 Do. 6 per cent. Fiv. Twenty Bends. @ l. s.ss
 zs xiI sSa Dos7 30 Treasury Notes. to !sass
 E F ss8ts. stI ass83sH < Do. 6 re, cent. One Tear Certificates, Bought and sold at the best market rates. | ~ Ss4s a.ste aa#s1 la :. .@ ss CESS .as as sgfss s as Also 5 s si4 s4s
 F e&s A aas6' las
 A @ .ass gs@stats5s sa M afs 5 sssfa *sss ssAFsa sas aas8 Geld, Silver, and CustCm-HC use Demand Kstsa U. s. Quar.ernasters' Checks,
 ras.lae in ctrtifcates ef Lnds5tedne.,, and
 orAs1kss4 rras AND orDsAscr youcurrs,
 bought, ssId. aulroliected.e l $
 STOCKS AND BONDS. v = Bought and sold on Commission at the Board
 ofF Broker. RI Corporations or Individuals in the country, desiring iu invest in United States or other Ee- curities, can send their orders to IT. and have them prompli ezscuisd ai tht louxst aarxa sass. X sse Al sa ~ Eu ss es ss s.d s AHsOnDERss rk,aIsFAsci and MQuIRtRs. bys nail express, will nreiye lNMnDfAIs and cAREKuL A11rn1loN~ pepcsits received ands epllections made on iasoratIe ternas sss isss' HAnlE Batlkers, Businms Eirms and othars,s open accounts Mith us, will find their intsrssie| carefully consuIte md theif oxsiers promptly sxecuted. EISKs& HATCH.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19
l'..,sEfc ..V Osl.sss.

H.sssfsee ..S0sl.sss, as KEROs E.IE GIL, FLU D (. ALCOHOL,
 sH.iJEf E--ALsn Y at9.t5 E essI si f A l.AHG' vlristy 0t kclo,ehc lamps, Pat cnt "A Wight Burncrs. Tom Thumb Lamps. An neaied, Flint and Common Glass Chim nies.-- Sold cheap forcash ly sssas .-
 st-3 RiVERIES MARSH,
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19

!. .A ID kiads,of sHIPPING FuRs. WanIsd ]!
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19

Balance resulting to Fund. 5. g s3.7C9.65 Balance o tash and Notes on hand ., the End et ths ga 4 Fsseat Pear for the Last Il Ytars
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] F lss 3s f Geo | fairchild.
 EpArsim Tucker.
 0ryille b Tiffany. Jesse Turner, Haryey Tucker,
 W m H Colt, Henry c Merrill, * ]. Geo N N ar,an: 4G.rergr Manson
 Il Hen B Sta adlln, u ossn C Weeks, ea t9ss John II Baitermstn, 3 4 G iicnders on,
 II J Benhnm.
 Edward II Rnys, '4 3
 Philander Ernnons, : T,oratio q Egglcston, DaiiieI Ryan. 4
 Vim Burke, @
 Geo N Andrus,
 Homer D St Iohn !. Patrick Evan, John Carroll,
 Joseph Me Manus,
 ( A Baker
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19
PROMISCUOUS.
The Early Lights Of the LitcIl'
 field Bar.

= VVzGy| D yESEIE.
 yuNHIS New Stylt'''i PICTURES, which was
 U frstintroduced in Palis.is now being ex- tensively circulate,i in this Country. They are made with success nt ''.Janld' k sG..llcry -are convenient to exchang witl, friends .or send by mail-and ar, roall, beautiful productions of the Photographic Art h# IFET
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19

, DURYEAS MAI
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 only preparation
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 dlanCorn," that \ rrc,Ived a medal ll.' II d honorable me .tion from the J isoyai Commis- s ti0aers. the com
 pcttit,n of all
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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19
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VI La Coai
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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19

Capt Edward 0 Peck, Corp Sidney X Law. Lieut. Aug H Fenn, s Thos P Tompkins
 Lieut. James \ Coe, James W Johnson.
 Serg Oscar Platt,
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-19

s6 VII .stroet.