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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-21
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

an Invalid.
Published for the beueht and aS = warning and
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous De-
blity, Premature Decay, &C.. supplying At the same
time the means Of selECurs By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and qusekeFy. By enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope, sISaLE oorrEs may b
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York aP4Iyd&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-21
Spring Stock.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.


Ga OFFER FOR SALE OR TRADE the we'll.
Eli known Post-Ofiice and business stand at Lime
stone, Marshall county, Va. 1t il situated on the
Wheelin and Fairmont National Pike, twelve miles
from Wheeling. The above stand cannot be turpass-
ed In Marshall county for regular country or
tavern stand. The store room Is a building two
stories high IS feet long by feet wide, with good
cellar. There Is good dwelling house attached to
the store, with i've rooms, good we'll of water good
smoke-house, and stable for eight or ten horses;
Also twelve acres Of land which for quality is hard
to snrPass, with fine young orchard $50 trees all
grated huit, from Rochester New York, and planted
two years last fall will not trade for any thing but
desirable property in the city of Wheeling or Ritch-
letown. JOHN +. MONABB,
1eb2S4w Pittsburgh, Pa.
Por further Information inquir of Mathew Nc.
Nabb, now on the premises, who will attend to the
sale OF trade Of the above property.
PUBLIC SALE of VALUABLE REAI,
ESTATE.
WILL, on Saturday, the 21st of March, inst offer
at auction, at the front door of the Court house
OF Ohio county, Lot numbered thirty-sght 1881 stu-
ated OH Centre street, and which Is erected EeVer
al small frame houses.
Also, the south half of Lot numb sred one hundred
and thirtyfour, Fourth street, ON which is erect.
ed two-story frame house fronting on tho street;
and two story brick dwelling on the rear of said lot
mar+,td +. R.ARMSTR0NG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-21

R8 TIE ENGLISH QUARTEuL1Es at R
G. Graves & Co.'s news depot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-21
MIDDLINGS, SHORTS AND BRAN.

Just RECEIVED, ana for sale, At the LOWEST
- PRICES,
$50 tons PINE HEAVY MIDDLINGs, made from
the best Family Flour, and unusually Ffeil
$50 tons BRAN AND SHORTS mfxed-vsII worth
the attention Of all who desirouS Of eoonomicsl
feeding during the winter.
All Of the above Feed Is In good sacks. reSdy for
shiPneenSg Pryor FROST,
JAMS Nos q and D Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-21
SAMUEL p. WHEELER,
ArroRNEY
AND oRRTITIRD ACCOUNTS.

AND CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS.
A Ii ORcers, Soldiers, or Seamen, disabled In the
"A service Il the unitedstates, entitled to PEN
don for ne and in Of their death, the widow,
orphan children mother sister OF any such
soldier or seaman b entitled to penSont and also
the bounty Of one hundred dollaEs and all back pay
due. AIyfee IN, each case is five DOLLARS i the
claim or pension Il collected and NO CHARGE In
CeFtinod Accounts collected on the most reASona-
once, No. $50 Fourth street, rear the Court house'
Wheeling, Va. narl4-u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-21
TO IADTES

APPLICATIONS have from Tina 70
~ time Deen made to me by Ladies for instrue.
1Sn IN writing and other subjects of study IN the
" neeng Business School, but each has preisrred tn
WI ~. others should begin respectfully inform
1,i intSFesteq tn"t class of Ladies has now COM
menS1H, ana shall be glad to receive more.
OStSV-H L. l. HITCHCOCK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-21
Attention Discharged SOIdierS

NHR are now collecting Bounty Money for ALL
w discharged soidieEs. oall At once, or addrsaI
TAYLOR, R0LLYsoN { CO.,
Authorized Claim gents,
marl1 Go Main street, over VaneePS Iron store.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
TO THE READERS of the DEMOCRAI

Having purchased the entire material
belonging to the Office, *we shall with
this issue Of the paper assume the duties
and responsibilities Of its publication.
In making this announcement, We do
not promise to fill the editorial chair with
the ability and experience which charac-
terized the paper during the time it was
il pcaS777sion Of the, farpi2z: prnnsieior.---
This could not be expected But we will
endeavor t. make the DEMOCRAT in cv-
cry respect first class local and State
newspaper-a reflex of the Improvement
of Minnesota, and especially the North
ern part Of the State. Having been for
the past five years connected with the es-
tablishment, during the last three as To-
cal editor and in the absence of Mrs.
Swisshelm as editor pro tenn, VIC have
learned to some extent the necessities aud
requirements of a newspaper for this To-
cality.
In the political features of the Demo-
Graf there will be no change. Having
always advocated the cause of Human
Rights and Advancement, it will SO con-
tinue. AS the line of distinction between
parties is now broadly drawn-on the one
side being the friends of the government
who, without regard to former issues, are
united earnestly in the contest Tor the
maintenance Of free institutions, and on
the other those who by continual clamors
for peace and opposition to all vigorous
measures of the Administration, aid the
rebellion in its attempts at overthrow and
fdismemberment, we most unhesitatingly
wish to identify ourself with. the first
the party for the Union-and with it to
labor. ...
By an arrangement made with Mrs.
ESwisshelm we are pleased to announce,
and our readers will be glad to hear, that
she will correspond regularly for the pa
per from Washington. =: .",''"t =
With liberal support from the bust
ness men of St. Cloud and Northern Min.
ncsota, we will strive to mako the DEMO
GRAFT Of benefit to them, our city and
the State. = ':.E9... ~..
W B. MITCHELL.
-. :, -. =; :. : ...t o., ,rs q. e..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

Tie La Crosse Democrat, of Monday,
says awe, begin to think that the graDa-
ries Of Minnesota will never give out
Thcrcis no end to the amount, Judging
from the heavy loads the Davidson line of
steamers are continually landing at the
depot of the la Crosse and Milwaukee
railroad. Where does it all come from :?
is the frequent inquiry of people: We
can hardly tell. # seems impossible that
there can be much more left What will
this, country be ten years hence, at this
rate ?! Imagine the amount Of transpm-
tatlon that will be necessary to carry the
produce of the upper country to market
1t is harGto. state what will be the amount
of shipmentsecfY small grains this season,
but it will be we'll into tue millious y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

Orr exchanges iron, all parts of the
State speak cncouraginglyr Of the growing
crops. The breadth: of'ground under cul:
tivation will fall but little short of last
year, Notwithstanding the complaints We
have heard Of the scarcity Of labor and
the prospects are good for at least an av-
.orage crop crop Of the u, cereals Wheat ana
oats are looking finely, and the;late abun:
dant rains, and warm weather, have
brought forward corn amazingly. Win:
ter wheat stood the winter very vigil, and
-is heading outiinimany localities. ~1' 49,: T..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

n9~ We will receive wheat, oats, corn
-four, wood, good butter, eggs, oranything
else we can use, in payment of subscrip-
tions to the DEMOCRAT or debts due the
establishment. Now is the time to sub
cribe or settle old bills.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

1sEr A yoting> fellow who came up to
London to see the rejoicings at the Royal
Wedding, entered an eating-house in the
Strand and upon the bill of fare being
handed to him by the waiter, remarked
that he "didn't, t,care bout reading how
he'd wai1: till after dinner -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
aEAI, ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.

INTENSIVE Explorations of Land in this
T. District subject to private entry, ana long
s1 periencein Land Office business, give the un,
'dersigned peculiar advsntagesin the selectlon OF
land and the location Of Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale at a small ad-
vance on New York Prices. g.
Contested Pre-. Emption cases prosecuted be-
fore the local and General Land Office.
Attention paid to the payment OF taxes IN
Benton, sherb burne, Morrison and stearns
counties. +r-: i.,.'.
Tswn lots for sale in St, Cloud:
v3n4l-tf IL q; l.. A. EVANS
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

y % :. The Chaska :Herasa Carver county3
chronicles the arrival in one day at that
place ofonc hundred and fifty immigrants
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

Twill prosecute, through my correspondents
1t W ashington, any and all claims against
the United States, procure Patents, and prepare
and collect Widows, Fathers or Mothers
claims for Bounty Money and arrears Of Sol
disrs' Pay. Invalid Pensions, &c., &c.
N.B.-A Fee Bill has been enacted by Con-
gress prescribing the fees to be charged IN each
case Of application for Bounty, Money and ar
.rsarsges Of Pay, Invalid end Widows PEN
sions, &C.. SC. T..
ri MY -~shington Correspondent is Vim.
Van Marter, Esq.
~ A full supply of all necessary blanks
and forms enables me to attend to applications
without delay. WM. J. PARSONS.
St. Cloud, May 9th, 1858. v5n42-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
q ST: CLOUD Book / Iljk STORE.

u Ohm. NJ, tR0sENBERGTR :woaaald < respect
y fully inform the citizens Of ST. Cloud and
Northern Minnesota that he has purchased the
7 entire stock Of the ST. Cloud Book Store and
made large additions thereto, and Has now on
|" "hands . complete assortment of Books, Sta
tionery, Fancy Goods, Nswspapers a4d Maga-
sineA Writing Paper ofall kinds, Blank Books,
-. ste. Also, the Standard Series Of echool
sboeks.a fe!sons will ind it to their'adyanteee
20 procure thar st. Paul and New Yosk Daily
ssso Weekt5 paper: It this store.f The numer-
Gus patrons and friends Of the Old e.. Cloud
Book Store are cordially invited to attend.
v4n8f-1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
WHOLE: H]l:'.y|:I|:..IIE| }; mo. ';225& ;25S:

w I1l-lllI-Ll-D- I1l-ll-lI:-Ll-1D- SNO. 400.
- -, tlzs pss2a2
LIST .&s Gs Fs5hER sa5s4aA AsR HssiSs:s. Xs;:ssoss
list Of casttalties IN Co.'S D& G4,h
Regiment Ninn:: Vols, at the assault, $ ll
Vicksbutg, Ma 1853: ass7.s
" ? COMPANY .. q p e%'
Kl1ed.-LCorporssli r. e. Kinney, y and nd spri-
Yates W. S. Bates and DsDl. F. Perkins :,
Kounded-1st. 1t. S. F. Brown, in shoul-
der CORPORAL Robert r. Miller, arm d broken
Private Andrew Doudes, slightly in leg:
@~ COMPANY 2>.,<r
Faled.-sergt. wm. shellefoo: : s.
H'ounaea-lst. It. ,Abner St. Cyr, severely
in left leg g.Hr
" <,'st;'e serst; Geo: 2. H'nson' tlieh'l !. in
Private Joseph Blair, severely in
shoulder. r: acs ga
James Roy, slightly in leg:
g WIN. Hutchins, severely in head
Memphis, Ten. May sotb. 1868. 4 -,
"~* ~ "& S. F. BROWN
y. lst: 1t. Co. D., 4th Regt. Minn: Vols
Lieut. Brown adds in note that III it,:
st: Cyr and himself expect to be honlhe
soon i" ~ = - ! - ::
+ r. ? f@n I<'fa'& "a !; p:
II T>- = Vii .>4pz.t
!, We have since received the following
complete list Of the killed and rounded
in the entire regiment: .z
: MEMru1s, Tlsx May 31st, 1858.
! ED1ron ST. .sCLouD DEaoclaRAr.-Eu-
closed I sou send 4 list of the casualties
in 18th Regiment, MINI. Vols. At The Bat
ties Of Jackson and Champion Hills; ind
at the st6rming Of Vieksburg, Nj Miss. :,
-.:'sH'H Is Respectfully Yours. sg9
:, 2g1 HHs,s. A. ST. CYR.g!
:: 1st.5Lieut. Coz 18th MINI. OILS.
!, AtJaek.on,, Ms..;, Hay 14M 1853. -
. 81! reoafAAf f. ia i7S,
Thos. B. Taylor, private, wounded ssiightly =:
Jacob H. Epler, 81. 7: - severely.
At Champion HIS, Nay ,eth, 1868:
. Z 4;>-<i. " .a,'tt S ~ 3 = ~ +
M;cboa, n.,.;- ,r;.ato uound.az- -
Atde assault on Vieks5urg May 22d, 1868:
A: E. Welch, Reg: Ma jor, wounded slightly
VIM. T. Kittridse, reg. Adjt. in foot, severely
49, COMPANY A.
cbas A sber4*;o sergea nt in be.d s,;a,,iv
nj
sovon andarsor 8. {. s. =,
Thomas Cr,;o 1. shou,a.-,.
COMPANY 3. -
Rufus Aplin, lst. sergt killed:
Jonas johnson, /" wounded slightly.
Jno. p. Hunter, private g severely.
Martin Luther, =" ..
Abrami Williams, -" calf of leg.
Peter Graham, ":ler SLIGHTLY.
COMPANY c.
Elisha Lackey, private, killed.
Christian Funk, wounded in arm.
Patrick Moran, SLIGHTLY.
Russell Witherell.
COMPANY D.
J.E. Kenney. CORPORAL. killeS>-
W. .. hates, private,
Daniel F. Perkins. =, g
ST. Brown, LIST. 1t. wounded in shoulder.
Robt R. Miller, corp. right arm broken.
Andrew Doudes, privats in lee slightly.
COMPANY f.
J. NJ. II. Flynn, sergeant, killed.
Thomas Ries, "in knee severely.
COMPANY r..
Henry Loomis, ordr. sergt. in br' st severely.
Enoch Croy,' ~ slightly in shoulder.
COMPANY
w;,,;oX, c,,n -,
Abner St. cyr, 1st 1t. Wounded in ,e.
Geo Hanson, seret. .,;aht,,.
Jas. Roy s. VIM. Hutchinson N :nr;va,as o.;
Gonr.xy ~ ~.'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

sbwAaD o. HANLlN. WA. g. AooRE'
HAMLIN & MOORE,
ATTORNEYsS J. co COUNsELLORS ATLA ".
+, Ofhce-Corner of Washington Avenue and
St. Germain Street. a. =:
ar. CLoup g.. ":..- tMINHEsOTA
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

"Asg+ Afsw days since, Gen. 'Eesecra"<
was dining with his staff atone of our no
tells. He unfortunately tnste'l' the Ten
ncssce butter, when he Immediately arose
aud sa|uted, the plate before him, remark
ing, "Gentlemcas that butter out ranks
nc S9s-s.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
THE CROPS.

~-xhope to be permitted to use this form.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
VIM. J. PAR so N S,

,Auornev ond Counsellor al Lav, and Licensed
Caim and Patent 14gent,
ST. CLOUD -4<:jE .s17s.x,s A3sfNN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-08
A PRocLAMAr1nN

WHEREAS, The General Assemble of ths s,.,. of Connecticut, in it's recent session passed akn Act in relation to an Act therein named n s n. proved, December, 24th 1862, directing ths Governor to request the Judges of the supreIne Court of Errors to meet on the last Monday of December, and to lay bsfore them for their ad- vice, an Act approved December 24ih, 1852, en. titled An Act in addition to an Act entitled An Act relnting to Electors and Elections v nDd request their opinion in writing upon inc eons titutionality therrof; and if said Judges shall be of opinion that said act is unconstitutionai and shall so advise the Governor, in writing. on or before the first day of January, the Governor shall make proclamation of sach fact, and there. upsn all persons upon whom any duties are i'm. posed by said nc: shall be released from all ob. iigations to perform the same, and abs0lyed from an liability or penalty for the nOnrerfor. nance thereof.
 And rhereas. in accordance with the provi- sions of said act the Governor requested tho Judges of the Supreme Court of Errors to meet on the last Monday in December. and solio- lted their opinion respecting the constitutional ity of the act to which reference has been made and the aforesaid Judges having advised he Governor m writing. that in conformity with bis request. and in pursuance of the statute law of this State on the subject, passed st the extra session of the Legislature oi, le6z they have fully examined an Act in addition to as Act relating to Electors and Elections, and arc of the opinion that the provisions of the sane relating to the election of State Officers, Ssna. tors, and Representatives in the General Ass. embly. are unconstitutional"
 Therefore. I. William A. Rockingham, Gov, ernor of the State Of Connecticut, do hereby is. sue this my proclamation, and declare that all persons upon whom any duties are imposed by said act are hereby released from all oblientien to perform the same, and absolved from Sll liability or penalty for the non-performancs. thereof,
 t~, Given under my hand and the seal,
 Us. of the State. at the city of Hartford. '-~' this the thirty-6rst day of Deeember.
 A. D. 1862. - VIM. A. BUCKINGHAM. Ky His Excellency's command.
 J. HAMMOND TRuMBuII., Secretary of Stnts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-08

GosHEN,-The World week of Prayer is be- ing observed at this place by the Congregation al Church. The meeting are, held every day in the Conference room, ct two o'clock, Pti M.- All denominations disposed to attend are cor diaily weicom ed. t'* 5. E-' '2.' <
 s4 E. s, Ingersoll, of Michigan, a Sunday School .Missiona,y in the smpfoyof the American Sun day School Union, addressed the citizens of this place Q n Monday evening, when he, in a in simple, yet graphic manner, described his work as missionary, and related many facts illu stratiye of the great good resulting from the instituting of Sunday Schools in pioneer set dement's. His address was intensely interesting to an appreciative audience. We cheerfully recommend him to our New England churches.
 The body of the late Horace Norton, Esq, oi Chicago, who suddenly died last week, of apo plexy, in that city, was brought to this, his na- tive town. on Tuesday. The funeral is to be held to-day, fThursday,1 in the eousregation- al Church, at half past one o'clock, P.M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-08

The great Proclamation is hailed with joy all' over the loyal country. salutes have been Sired at Boston, Albany, Buffalo, Pittsburgh. and many other places.
 On Friday large detachment of S.uart'a Cavalry, demanded by Maj. Herring. made dash into DuEfries and captured some public stores and ten sutlers' wagons, far the greater part belonging to Maine and New York regi-- ments., Two drivers only escaped by emitting. traces and riding of on their. horses. The m movements on the part of the Rebels vas ac. complished with extraordinary expedition.
 A Washington despatch to the New York Times says that in the the distribution of pro- visions, on Thursday, at the Couvalescent camp near Alexandria. it would seem that great neg. ligence if not worse, resulted in riot more dis. gracefslsot the purveyors than the soldiers.
 Lieut. Frank Brownell, Of the regular army. who received his commission for shooting Jackson. the murderer of Col. Ellsworth, is. disabled from active service by throat or lung affection, which prevents him from speaking. above whisper.
 A Maine paper says there is mora lilvsr change in that State, than in New York or Boston, whilst in Canada 1t is drug.
 The Chicago Tribune is printed on paper which is ons-qusrter sorghum. Two sosRhuA paper mills are already running in Illinois.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-08
sF We find tAAe lOlloging rath.ssr dabiOs, "news'' in the N. Y. Tribune of the 9th inst. :.

A letter from q well informed source at Paris, reeeived by the Asia, states that fsw.. days before the letter was written the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dronyn de Lhuys. viaitsd the Emperor and advised him that n'odiica:: ton of the policy of the Empire was required by the public voice that he was 60 far committed to the present policy that he could not change, and therefore rendered his resignation. recon-s mending Layalette as his successor. That t1s notifications needed were, in the first place, greater liberality in regard to Italy secondly ike withdrawal of the French army from Mexico, and treaty with that power, and ihifd|y the joining in note, to be signed also b1 England and Russia, to the Confederate authoril;es, taking ground that as the rebellion had now continued nearly two years without success. ihas the interests of humanity and civilir4tior e. quired them to lay down their arms. re wFief adds that, after opposing these propcd'ions. ,ns EmpeioF, phoh hisher considesrdon; toos q more favorable vieg of the r,iicy indicated.
 The writer asserts in ihs strongs's .s msn.sS that, notwithstandjpg the fnexpectse sn1 sef Prising charectaF 0f thisa Ena''0n " '' ''''''' ly true. '''s ''.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-08
Repablieea state Cpnyeption.

The Republican Electors in the several towns in this State are requested to send delegates equal to twice the number of their Representa- tives in .hs Legislature. to meet in Convention at MUSIC HALL, in the City of NEW IA YEN, on WEDNESDAY, January 2lst, 1863, st 10 o'clock A. M. for the purpose of nomina- State Officers. All those who honestly desire to stand by the Government in it's hour of peril, and aid in the restoration of it's authority sre invited to co operate with Republicans in this Convention.
 o. H. PLArr, Chairmap; Wx. w. HousE,
 AsNER L. TRAIx, Republican
 CYRus NokrHRuP, TRuxAx A. WARREN, State
 EDWARD PRENr1ss,
 GILBERT w. PHILLIPS. Central Com.
 WI. T ELMER,
 MAacus LILLE, Nsridcn, Dec. 27th, 1862.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-08

UPs AND DowSs or wAR.-While stocks ef- all kinds are going up, prices still % down. At least. the prices of gents and youths wear. ing apparel are lower than they have been Soe. years, at the great Meteropolitan Clothing Ea> tablishment of Mir. F. B. Baldwin. No. 70 and 72 Bowery. The Fall and Winter stock there is unusually choice and extensive. yet . man can dress himself very handsomely from t for what single coat used to cost. Let the sksp. rtical go and see for themselves.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-08

A FOREST OF NurMees.-- Intelligence las been received by the Dutch Government that that Dr. Burpstsin, while undertaking scien- ti6c expedition for the Colonial Government of the Netherlands to the Molucca Islands ane New Guinea, made discovery in the Islands of Batjan which may lead to important results in the spice trade. In his ascent of the Sabella, range, he discovered at an elevation of trom, 2.600 to $500 feet abe ve the level of the sea. very extensive forest of nutmeg trees, laden with nuts of an unusual size and excellent qusl;, itY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-08

WoLcoTTvILLE.--Lieut Coll Sanford H. Per- kins arrived home in Woicottsiiie. On Friday last, where he remains, still suffering from bis severe wound in the neck, but conyalescent. Col. Perkins is one of our bravest soldiers and most eiicisnt officers in the service, and itis to be hoped hs nay soon be able to Eejoin his reg inent. tho l4th q. Y.. where his presence and his services sre.so highly eatsemed- Col. Fer kiss has had liis hofse shot from under him n " bstslss. atils in command of his irnsns, ! sRa inlths shis1 rsssigea ths severe wound in the meek Nhieh TIT compelled him to fake.s b.iSf idrlou91 U ssesni1 T hous
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-08

4s SpurH CANAAN. 1.-The young Parson at South
 Canaan. Rev. E. Frank HoweJ was somewhat surprised Oh New Years to find six or eight larless members of his flock driving their teams into his yard, and eachope leaYing there. ..without leave or license.' ? . load df wood. In
 the evening these. same. persons, joined by a still larger number. took possession of bis house--had 3. jolly time till near midlight,and then left the poor. parson plus $loo in cash. x