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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11
Arrivals and Departures.


NkwpRRr. NC-Stealship Pccahontas-Major W n Strong
of Gen Fosters stat; II Anderson. Paymaster USN; II
w G Foot, q Il Bowiey, Mrs fcase.
NKwsrRS, N C-Stesmer Dudley Buck-Dr Cary,
lieut. 4 Beecher Capt Fay Mr. PsskiiL Y n; Lieut.
Roberts, Capt Austin, Lieut. Hobbs Lieut. SArereen Lieut.
Xerker Capt Andres, Lieu. Doughty Capt willard Lieut.
Keenan,, Lieut. Adrch, Capt Barney, Lieut. Muholan,
Lieut. Gaddfng. Lieut. Allen Capt 0reen Capt MchA Capt
1@nders Lieut. Douglas Capt Robinson Licut Luther Lieut.
job nson Lieut. " Thompson Mr. Meeks, Mr. Sewell
W Parknson Capt Williams Capt Adams Lieut. Russell
Lieut. Andrew serson.
INV Enthusiastically Cahswbs-Cspt German I7sth
Qsv Lieut. sockiey I'd v; Lieut. Cole Lieut. Wallace
lieut. Fox "a battalion, Duyees Zouaves Surgeon Fisher
10th Conn Vols Lieut. Duer let artillery: Lieut.
t5nlsr Jos Crane, Mr.. Bryant = A."
DEPARrURBs.
Notwithstanding Esge--J Ysnaya, A M Ysnaes. N
sruc, Jose Ne CHsro. Q s9ws vslds, = xzoy Miss A
Nsrcy AntonetM aud lady, Mrs Leroy S,sr 1se'
n Hinecle, Juan Percy Ra ae srada. Cscc,es ne
hito Perez @ Suare1, Mendive Me@rr 49, d.
Esrgsret HIsnnagao YqunA Miranda. yoss Muness
xsrbsro Toms Rabe. X STARK, lady, child Ana -.
want; Miss withers, Rafael Total, rs. ~ '''
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Loyal Union League Meeting ~ Trs.-
tom, N. j.

The meeting Of the delegates the Loyal Union League
state Convention held 70 day There was quito q
number Of the leading Of the State present. state
League was formed with Hon. Charles Oden a. Prcsi.
dent and Vice President from each Con sssional dis
trct, throwing away all political preudices and obliRa
lions the Union. This the basis u the Organization
Resolutions were adopted strongly declaring the Union
above all party consideration, and committee
respondence appointed with view o. forming county
and township leagues state Central Committee Was
appointed An address 10 the people Of the state A. re-
down Al any cost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11
Movements OF European Steamers.
THE AFRICA INWARD BOUND.

". Jun6 1903
The steamship Africa sailed Il half past eight O'Clock
last night r Boston, where she will be due Thursday
morning Wind south. Weather cloudy.
THE ASIA OUTWARD BOUND.
B0sroN, June 10, 1888
The steamship Asia sailed this forenoon with eleven
passengers for Halifax and eighty for Liverpool she
'took out about 80 900 10 specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Now Ready,
MYRE'S AMAZONE TINCTURE
For the growth and preservation OF the Hair.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Iron Bedsteads Of All Kinds, Hat Racks,
HUTCHINSON wICKERsHAM
$50 Canal street, east OF Broadway.
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power from Is 60 10 S26 B. H. HORN 0ptioian. No 2l3
Broadway, over KNOBS hat store No. Ii they
b had AVIAN BUREN'S l6S Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Marsh's Truss and Bandage Institute,
cofer Of Broadway and Supporters Elastic
Shoulder Braces Suspensory Bandagss and In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

PorsOn01 InfeIIIgeMce.
Brgadier General Stoneman of the United States Army,
arrived at the Asto House yesterday route from West
Point for Washington He left for that city last evening
In company with Senator Harris Of Albany, and Admiral
A. II. Foote, Of the United States Navy.
Senator Pomeroy, Of Kansas arrived in town yester
day.
j. A. Hill OF Indiana Edmond Soef, OF Peru Peter Hig
gins OF Boston, Gen. J. r. Miller, OF Now York; o. N.
r. Mcbride Of Oregon stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
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O'Clock from the residence Of h parents. corner a ps
snd Casson avenues.
wEED.-ln brooklyn, on Tuesday. June q, VIZ. n. W.
OF the firm Of weed Frnald OF this city aged II years
Has friends and the friends OF the family arc respecs
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from his ao ress
dence No. Renseu street, Bro kyn, Friday aftsr-
noon a. two O'Clock, without further notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

United states Patent.-Ormsbsc's Patent
Photographic vinctte PrntingpFame and Slide has
sI changes 1T exceeds other Of vsnettin sncs
perior1V OF style in finish. BI for sale at the pa
entee rooms All Broadway Y. Also at all the princi
same the common printing frame, without the patent
print frame and printing slide His first order from the first
party seeing II, wal 0U.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Eight Carries de vfsito for 81. OF I'm
equaed style and finish TAITS corner Of Corandt and
Greenwich streeta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

visit the FRANKLIN Hair Dressing, ,
Bathing and Shaving Saloon Of Broadway and Uy
street. Once there you will 60 again
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Preservattvo and
Wig depot, Wholesale and retail No. Astor House. The
dya anplied hH nkful artiata.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Album Pictures, Carries de vasate, Doll
lar 1OO dollars These Photographs can't DO beat
HOLMES, S0S Broadway.
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IL Carries dc visite for o.; vfgnsttes,
81 per dozen. PARETS. So5 Broadway, between Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets
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wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyetng
and MoIdayis Cream, for identifying the hair, at W.
BATCHELOR'B 10 Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

spalding's Prepared Glne, I'm Quart
pint bottles for sale tho depot IS Liberty street
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w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best
In the world instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold
by all druggists and perfumers Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

The Best Sewing Machfne I'm the
world-The Weed. with its valuable improveents entirely
all tmpcrecons They superior oil Others
for family and manufacturing purposes Store No. oo6
Broadway, Agents wanted.
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Only Three Days More Of General Tom
Thumb and wife, Commodore Mutt and Minnie Warren.
the MUSEUM. Donv fail seeing them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Eight Carries de Visitc for One Dollar,
BALCHS Gallery, x53 Broadway Grand street.
late Barclay and Greenwich streets.
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The Question ~ the Validity OF Divorces
Obtained I'm Other States.
SUPREME COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Mullen.

JuSu lo-Aark Asrk.-This was an application for
change Of venue and for alimony brought by tho plain
tiR the wife OF defendant who had commenced an ac
tion against her husband for divorce Incidentally the
validity OF divorces obtained In another statewhere it is
alleged decisions have procured without notice
the wife, and who has had opportunity OF contesng
the proceedngs-came up. Mr. Edwin James. IN bis
gument for the plaintiff commended that such divorces
ore invalid ought be aside the courts Of this
State. They cousve and void.
The Judge dismissed the motion to change the place Of
trial and with consent Of plaintiffs COUNSEL referred the
question 70 the amount Of aimony The sum claimed
Is So, 900 per annum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

OHn~tai Drawings or Murray. Eddy Il
O.. Kentucky and Msescurt SLAsc Lo<terses
KErrcoxr BxvsA ctAss Si-Jsnc 10 is6s
20. ~. ~. as, 81. ~, Sc. 81, 81. 80
KESrcxv. CLAss R1-Sune no. la6s
II. 81, 10, 30, I. a., 9, 2. "a, 76, III. Is. ~.
Ctrcasar free q ey addressing either
nURRAy. KODv 90.
Oosinetsa ky 81 Lsuis No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Beautiful Complcxion.-Laird's Bloom
of YOUTH Liquid Pearl for the complexion and skim
moved to l83 Broadway. Sold at all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Royal Havana Lottery.-Thtrty per
cent premium paid Tor prizc-: Information Furnished
Hghest premium paid for doub!sons and all kinds OF gold
and siiver. TAYLOR a CO.. bankers,
Ii W all street, New Yosk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Everdell's Wedding and Visiting
Cards. the most elegant in the city Diplomas Checks
Drafts &c. engraved S2 Broadway. corner Of Duane IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

See Foote'S Patent Umbrella Lock
Stands ct WHEELER WILSON'S. sos Broadway, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Omctai Drawings Of the shelby College
Lottery q Kentucky.
kxrxA CLAss a2i-June 10 1854
IL. IS, 7, 80, 50. AZ, so. 20. 80. Is. III, IL, 81.
Is. &. 30.
CLAss 422--yane 10 1855
10, so. "A, g. GA, &c, 81, 81, as. s6, ~. 81. IS,
= 80.
Circulars sent sy-aAdresssug
JOHN A NORRIS Co.
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Of the United states but the an ovr rope who
crush cd under The iron heel of the LORD.
should he allow d 10 live undrr THO his
vote hand aims, g. To SIC stead
brng down psrricide rctc LOO ssrds The heAl
strength ana vror a. cesSAry u cndrfr,ttc
Ing IN tht double quick ~ rous tcn ctih r trrsru.
ayenci 70 slee nrd "a n Arct sni Cos. al Do e.
tor HUk9Ek No Divsi,n .trrris New 'nt stY Pr :.
His mcdi Al boob and ~ Irucoss g. af'rrc Us njcnJ
tab.e iupsclc 20 Sr - .ts.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Prizes Cashed Ina all Leg nlized Lotteries.
IuforuAtieu given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
Ne II Wall street. Room No l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Frsck1es, Tan, Pimples, Eruptiems, Sale
lowness positively cured BY ourauds Italian Medicated
Soap as Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

A Sewing Machine That Will mot Em.
broder well As stitch is not At for family use GROVER
a BAKERS ceebrAted Machines l96 Broadway. the
only that these faculties Of sewing and
brodcring perfection.
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Hili's HAIR Dye, DOc., Black or brown.
Natural reliable Depot No Barclay street Sold By all
druRgists
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Court Calcmosr-Tbss D.v.

Court CalcmOSr-Tbts Day.
SUPREME oURr-liRcrIy--Part l,.-kdjournet 10 yno.
DAY. June TO- Part Nos el46. s1ss " e1ss ncnsiye
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wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Machinss,
with valuable improvements. once s0s Broadway. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Hats.-White's spring styles OF Hats
attractive Drcss Hats Soft Imperial and Military
Also Caps. 2l6 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Dyspepsia Tablets, for IndiEssticn,
Heartburn &c Manufactured only BY D. q. WILLING,
2D7 Centre street Price % cents per boz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Hyate,s GA. B., or Double Strength
LIFE BALSAM.
The most certain curative for RHEUMATrsh.
SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA
and diseases Of great inpurity
Only 10 be had at the principal Depot
2zk Grand street 81 per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Barry's Trtcopherous for tho HAIR
Ps,ronxed by The principal am O. Of Europe and Amer
excellent article admitted Va he the standard pFepara
tion fer All purposes with the lair IL pre-
failing Of. eradcatcs all dandrun, Ac, keeps In
Snost condition Its babitua rcn rs thu
use oil pomstum any other preraraon qu snDer.
Hops Bold by all druggists throughout tho Unltsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

\ osr.-LAsT BvENfNG. orpOsIrH OR IN EIBLoa
or IN Fifth Nyenue stage rom thc fcrN n,fssis
Purse bouts suitShlc rewAyd vii, 10 eivva ~
ply W Is Fey svveL ~ stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Disc ases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urt-
nary and Sexual sysems-Nev and reliable treasment-is
reports the In sealed
veioTes free OF charge. Address DR. j. sklp Houghon
Howard Association. Philadelphia
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appointed Increased
regular army above the rank Of colonel unless be should
have previously served at least years In the regular
volunteer service. General Butler had served two
general General Mcclellan, twelve years Continuously in
the regular army resigning with the rank Of captain
General Fremont ten years continuously the regular
General Butor was commissioned under section OF an
act approved July a. 1881 entitled can act authorize
the employment Of volunteers, &C." The fourth section
uo;Us bv snd with H. "dvcs snd consent ~ H. ssnae
for the command Of the forces provided for In this act
number Of major generals. not exceeding six, &C., &c
s o. an q .sSou ac 20 ss q ~
poyment Of volunteert, no., &C." says "That the Pre-
sidens shall BE- authorized TO appoint BY and with the
adyce ana consent q TIE senate for The command Of the
his judgment be required for their organisation using
nearly the terms In the previous act These three
acts nSsP.S ssow that % re held the ss.,
that Generals Mcclellan and Fremont belong 70 separate
military establishment and not In any TO the
corps" With General Butler requires an act Of Con
one Section Of act approved June a. 1872 entitled
An act for the more perfect organization Of the Army Of
the United States cnacts That the military establish
mont authorized by Law previous 70 the f2,h day Of April
1908. and the additional military force raised BY virtue Of
the 20. Of i2h April 1905 be- and the same are hereby
While upon this subject distinct corps I, NAV be
pertinent " MAKE the following observation The ap
pointnents Generals Mcclellan Fremont Butler Hanks
and Dix were virtually all made m May and were INSIDE
generally known In the public journals or that month
Az that time Under the law (sec esth Article OF war;
and urder mnemoria usage officers OF tho regular army
ranked those Of the militia or voluDteers And this
usage carried out through all the details Of service
IRE ~eguar troops As body always placed on the
right or ranking position The marine cor next in order
and 90 tho extreme left the militia o. vo,unlecrs n
when he made these appointments e President jn,oncet
tetve General utlor the position OF RANKING general II
AZ armies NJ the United etsfss regular end volurr
why ava no not place blu in,thc ranking bcdys AK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

ROMAINE's CRIMRAN Rr1TERS.
refused 10 sell Of the compounds kuoO
berw believe thom TO he generally njuSona
and composed deie,erous drugs; but from careful TN
Bers backed by the certificate Of ORA
Chiffon Pohe. 81 New York have hestatoain
CONNIE nding them 10 my frienda and customers.
FREDERICK 3. COzxkM6.
Agent q Longwortb WineA
Is Warroa AtSeet
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

5 THr soBlox1ss is partial list Of the. sick and wounded soldiers from this County in hospitala near New York. The list shows, in rsgulas ordes, the pane of the soliisr. Eegi- ment, company, home, date of admission tp hospital, disease and remarks:
 Franklin !. Atwater, 9th, B, Barkhamsted, July 90. McDongal, wounded.
 Geo. |. S Fisher, IIth, I, WatertoNn, Nov. B 1882, St. Joseph's, conyalescent.
 lohn Lsphan, 18th, c, Salisbury April "A. l663s injured on railroad, died April 24, 1865
 Egbsft Rove. 10th, D, Lakesilles May 18, l668. 0ecamp. dysentery died June l3. s.
 Thos. A. Smith, 9th, I, West Cornwall Nov. s 1882 St. Joseph's, wounded. K ssfa
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

GOOD NEWS FR0M CHARLESTON. B TIE nsLL d1PEAeED.

by the Anlval ot the ste1ners A4k1nsas and Star ef lie Sosth. ve 1nys sdxices flon' Charleston to the 20th msts The attack upon the F0st by Gen. Gilmore's batteries and by the naval battery on shore, commenced at day bre9 on Monday morning. 17th inst, and It 6 o'clock Admiral Dahlgren attacked batteries Nsgner and Gregg tthe Cummings Point bats tery) with the Ironsides and the Monitors The wooden gaahoats also joined effectively n ths assault Wagner was soon completely si- fenced, and Battery Gregg nearly sozthas en-. abling Gen. Gillmore to prosecute his attack upon Sumter almost without annoyance from the enemy guns. At 10 o'clock, the Admiral. with two Monitors, joined in the attack oa Sumter at distance of l.4oo yards, ans. rep dsred effective service for about an hour with. out damoge to the vessels. During the attack on Wagner, Fleet Capt. Rodgers took com mand of his old vessel, Monitor Catskill,a ard went within l5o yards of the beach point Then, after firing . number of shots, the Cat skill's turret was struck by . shot which de tached a piece Of the interior lining, which. striking Capt, Rodgers in the head killed him instantly. The same piece also killed Pay master Woodbury, who was standing at his side. No other persons were injured on land or water during the engagement, which lasted six hours. Tho damage done by Gen. Gill more's batteries to the works of Sumter was quite visible to the naked eye. The false wall, ten feet thick, built by the rebels outside the main wall, was reduced to heap. of ruins, and the main wall was bored full of deep holes the parapet crushed, and the northwest corner cracked almost to the waters edge find au tsis as sressth ef onsy one day's scork On Tuesday the batteries were kept steadily en- gagged, while two of the Monitors kept. batter ies Wagner and Gregg silent. This course was continued, with slight variation, through Wednesday and Thursday, whea Sumter was so far silenced asto throw only an oecaslonal shot. When the Star of the South left, on the 20th, Gem Gilmore was mounting his 300, pound Parrott, with which Charleston itself was to be shelled No doubt was entertained that the efforts of our land and naval forces would be crowned with triumphant success.
 LATER AND BETTER ass
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

=.
 A letter ffOM . prominent officer in General RoaseEsps' amy, sa5s that the whole country fof milesasound Chattanooga iasVarming with dasaFtsts sftqln Bragg and Johnatons armies. 1ersat pany of the rebel soldiars mewitls q ous Ines asily. and surrendes the majority 'bsip9 their arlns with them. The disatisfaey tioa is mos Magksd among the Mississippi. koaiaiana and Tennessee troopss' who any thsy hsss nothing laft ta fight for and so give up thsscputast md sssnrn tas their homsss ssys. tal Nininiprs insnts Iscsnsly dsssrtsd ii ! 'bady odEesrs and n. The feeling anong the llooSe'a sainst sks Ter Dsvis 0svst1msnt is ssly bittsF, and Fl srs anxious fof sle xar to
 slld so so istsIn . tlsiir oId m gishcs. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27


 aeo. on IF stppsth of . tslezzsn from St Johns, s;a c.pe Rz \ Eork papers annoqnes th4 1e.sk 6l thi - actor, and seonl ' tsDo. n obitusries
 yins T. dlon bsl} m. ta : cot m. 6kse htly, tbe A n censradicted
 st2 eii Aisl I'll. saying that the name of Aslrsady. 4s psidter, had been eonfounded with Aareadvi ia its journey over the wires, and some othar osihe Nen. Yosk pa pen made she correction. But cone of them 1silsd r su6fs T snl .ths plj q IT.! has fsndIlsi ib < slzte of nncsfs sinly inths suiinls |of Aeersadyls f1ands in the United states, And as mficient time bas not elapsed lsr ne New York announceln nsnss te sssch England and and bs eons;sdicgsd 5y sfain ssssp Psis. az sectIy Affirmative pFoof onz ths sdbjset has thus fbr been xsntine. asssssss ssss ass'sa aa we als happy .shes, to U abls tOs sas that w ws have just just seen letter from llacready to Edward s. Gould. Esq, dated Angdsts ssth. in (Which tie winter arnouncss ahimsslf to his: friend and cores m pSonideut ss being ih comfsrts- bIe heal;h, but ndkss no osmentio6 of his having aisd in Juiy Probably, hiy next lsttsr may contain soma instisa6ls conssatalations on having read ssssfals0f his n.obituarieain the Amsricsn journals slI Of ~hichs ~s believe, were highly complimentary. It is hot every l mad who has bss the privilees of of sfssdiss his own obituary The old English epigTam runs. have just heard, friend Edwsrd, you were dead. .veslsa sa NJ HssIm vsry glad toAeusa too sa5s sNed
 M Macresdy retired from the stase about teR years ago, with sn ample fortune accumulated dnringa professional slifss that sas unaszailed by brssfhsof reproach. Inprivate life he isl equally nsxceptisnables3 He hss alwags had sthesentree thebests society ishe isa highlyac-i scomplishsd scholar, and asinished gentlemen, in every sense of thewofds He ranks asan actor with the five other ln;naries of the Brit ish stage Garrick, John Kemble, Siddons Cooke and Edmund Ksan names which, with Macready, stand. mot only unEiyalleds but nnap- proached, by any others in Shakesperian-his- trionic annals. HQ# sy VI asis
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

NIHErExHrH RsalxEnr. .-Ihs, following promotions are announced for the l th regi ment 1st Lieut.. Luman Wadhsms. Co. A. to hs Captain, yies Bissell. resigned 2d Lieut.. Robert A. Porter, Co. D, to be 1st Lieut.. Co. A }; 1st Lieut. Wn. T. Spencer. Co c, to be Captain Co. K, yise Peck, resigned; 2d Lieut.. Morris E. Sanford, Co. c, to be 1st Lieut.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27
A Trip Into BsrEsl1ars.

Ws had occasion Iasl week to take | tip up shrousb tho HoussiouIo valley Into old Bsfk- phire. ws need not tsll our readsrs who have otssn made tho journey how delightful the dive iss-throueh ths charming old towns of Shensld, Barinetoa, stockbridse and Lsnox to pltta6sld, Hvidsncss of prospsyity and wealth, ~Ith the luxuriant crops ana smiIins Gslde msst ihs traveller on every hand, and ths asralaespt scsasgy of which BSrkshirs proudly soa1ls llIs tks sSs st every slags of tho lovely road, 9h1oush ths Ious atssst Of shsfHsId, slone ths banks of ths t66usifa. winding liver whlok Sivs6 ils pans "a tts vsIley, into ths thrivlne s(fset of Dnr11ssten, VI drove. z
 Hoss ws t6fsisd swllls io rsitssh tie innss iadlvidoals uho roas 61d ths animal thst CT. risd us oll onr say. Hsss ws procured . eood disnsr at tAs D>rtskirs Hosss," aftsr lone Nelups and | good desl ofeksariul srunbIine s~oA tep ptft q ouf oonp6nlon. Tks wsils1s
 A'ek ApaisA se V hsasd t vittily rspasksd, de not nenopoliss N tls sniItao--tbs kussls hsvs tAelf ihll sha<ss snd, ia ihs woyds of IT
 IonsIsllow- -'lsafa to labor end to vaIt.,' HsNve hsd ths pIsasursof falling in sempsss with brothss Qplll drvsf, Mr. Mareus F. Hpests. q ihe bwtskiv cOarisrs-who has foqs Gp qeeh of Iats Q lsjuvsnats md vitalIs. thst vsqslsh|s il.llluaoo. ous esteemed cots,6, pons5. ass /Yi
 Hsv sse,x III 61sluIs lorsu 4ltsa,'
 ~-ead eee la &enuou. q it,
 ypot AI| IT