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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-03

Appeal to Soldiers Ala secisty.
Mar Yickshurr. Feb. I3. ,63.

Near Ficksburg, Feb. Ii. .63.
Oh. MADAM is my painful duty
to appeal to you once more in behalf Of
our suffering soldiers here, and urge upon
the good ladies of our city. ~ we'll as
other parts of the State, to more earnest,
active efforts in furnishing supplies.
1t would be impossible for me to por-
tray the restitution and suffering here
men are dying for the want of vegetables,
and greater variety in their food, than Is
furnished by the simple supply of army
rations, which is at present very limited
in variety owing to the difficulties to be
encountered in transportation.
appeal to every lady of my town. in
the name of humanity, as they value the
lives of these brave good men who are
lighting for the Government that protects
them, to lay aside their prejudices, and
earnestly and unitedly labor for the sol
diers in this their time of need.
The articles needed just now are pota-
toes, onions, corn-meal, dried fruit, eggs,
butter, cheese, krout, cranberries, dried
rusks, beer, ale, horseradish, pepper,
spice, dried berries, pickles, ginger snaps,
soda crackers, goldfish, anything that viii
afford nutrition, or variety to their food.
/ viii be up in about ten days for sup.
plies, and rs you value the lives. Of these
sufferers, and the success of our cause, %
respond to this call that every sufferer
may be relieved. Scurvy, small pox, and
every variety Of disease are prevailing,
and every assisIance that can be render.
ed should be promptly furnished.
Hoping that this appeal may be kindly
received, and our suffering soldiers may
command the sympathies of our people,
lam very respectfully yours.
ANNIE WHITEWATER,
Iowa Sanitary Gen. Ag't
Sec. Soldiers Aid Society.
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The eonfesvi o1ss ana Experience .
PaoF YeWAS Nan.

u Psor XsuAS MAn.
I gen,leman having been cured Of The results of
early e.ror aud disease, will. to noavss Of bsnsvo-
ienss send those who request copy ofths above
interesting narrative, published By hinself Thislit-
tic book y AsSeasd Warning and eAssion yoens
men and those who ss1sr from NERvoUs DEsllr1r,
Loss o. MsnoRr, PREMATURE DECAY, 10. Ac.,sup-
plying athe same slime the u ssfcurs- single
copies viii be sent under seal In plain env elope
without charee.-to any no rssnestit BY address
siag the author,
sCHAB. 4. LAMBERT, Hsq.,
dece-dsm Greenpoint, Leng Island, Sew York.
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INSTRUCTION.

DASJO RuCTIONS-BANJO =
i'.' rrc'i ons--H. q. DOBsON, manufacturer hut
t,achs ofthc Nsujo, 6tJ Broadway, gJsian ctt tIs
pupil psIieei kno, l,iss Of tho iustfuin,g' ~
course OF ~ Lessons. los -. 30,
81 WRITING LESSONS Ss?-BOOn-
- fk-.rius, Whiting and Arithmetic &l0 per Gnr
tei Nnohkeepins r5. Twelve strictly psivatc TO- =
With separa .n,rauee tot rfiynte Instgucticn. At
rAl\ts Mercantile College, 81 Bo~ery, and =,
ful on n, Brootlyn. !.
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SEWING. MACHINES.

CINGkRS SEWING MACHINES AND A
- Pressing Machine for sale cheap, 1855 Broidv.r
between 18th and >9tb s, W stairs, the beus
out OF tailoring at present.. "a
C,kWING MACHINES FOR SALE. 10 Rent
- or exchange all 6rst elias. mach mes cheap for
cash OF part payment msehiues bought, troi,ns.d
sad repaired, ~ $50 Bfosdvay. loom T. M stails =
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Personal NOTICES.

Any INFORMATION OF ELIZA CONfS
"A al be thankfully received nv her ,nlr'ai tistrfs
MARY IOYLE. She viii hear some h .ug 10 Der AZ
van. age. IA iuihonst. Iul
| CAUTION ASY PERSON FROM G!Nr,t
! credit to ELIZA BRADLEY, che hay. ng -
and her eh idIen, without Just cause " pro-
ton. JOHH l.. BHADLEYI r..
DECISIONS, PAY, BOUNTY NONE.
L prize money, And all other claims agAint 10
Government, collected promptly by
8b9 GEO, WOODAAN, % P.pog.
DECISIONS, BOuNTIES, BACK PAiAhD
i other claims Of soldiers and their h'i., rrI1 pc.
adjusted aud c0ilsc' ID. Information iurnIIl-i .-
out chGGo. Oh Bleeck,r a. noIi door % rsyinae'e
uttc- ..1
DRl/k MONEY FOR 1880 VESSELS -
i beinl paid at Tn. making and Collection nj.
OF WALDEN WILLARD. l7l York It, Bro 49,
aud ~ Wstsr ct. ChArlc,torn, Nls-. 81
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vO WIG MANfh>-WAh.E IhMLbl-
4 ately, two ., ,nfro ...t c.as v,nteTlsters; RI
One or two lsdei' .sir Lfr''ers fnAlcsJ Constant
supplement- 40 vol yaSes given 20 eompe'eat
hands, b. wv plrN.Er, Ladies Hair Dresser, ~
BIoadY ay, near Ian - ~
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WANTED.

w NV
WANTED-io0 CLOAK Makes. THE
w hshes, rice. paid and .;e,d, el.y.cyr u. A,
ply at Mrs.. sHERMA>s, .tl I4..ou >; frDoG yus,
WANTED.-AN FXPERIxSCrp CLOAK
W cutter AppJ to l.. MciNlOsf, g., Brc.i-
WANTFD-A NURSE OR WIT NURSE
corner Bicome. -
WAN LD--GOOD ENPENIFNC -CID.N
maze 9. Aspir to l.. MCINTOSH, -; Bod
WANGLD--j FUR LINERS. q V.1r
", s'uacr, Al Iui' ere Bot b.. e'v.r. A.
h'niAy morning 20 y. flililli :, ~ C-auls q. .
NAAItD-BOIS 10 ANSWEX BELL.
" a he ferre'"irt Hon.-. BIO t.su. o.
NANItn-i.o GlELs WHO tNUtG.
sod , ,,sd ,1 cpe .., O. 9sf' e.,
% 80 h'csi-sr. an roor. d.
"a ANILp--A STEADY MAN ~ uldl z
,eoai cart, and make him,~. nr. u,, ll
~ nc yHd "s.dy jgD f.r tie 49, "
hnsrI Wiee' = - per r'cI A.F 8 3.
MAN1ED-OPERA1uIS ANr n\i-I-
w m On fitnrel tlon.as, \. 81 'rt..s ..t
Vth ave none bu gplt hsuis ue . lt., t.'.
Gu" 49, stesiy work r.lh. -..'1 .,' o..'t.r
NANIED- \ MIDDLE AGFu " 'V ..
',., a, h'n ~ - s.''N i-n.5. ALL l''
W S a. Li'-A S"i'"f u "VN\N y"
boNft ur house, ssaO't t'-k4-c iu .Hr e 5000. 4
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30 ''.'N " =. ~ ' VI 81. 80
NAAIEu-A CAKE bAhLM Arrli
w to "a sprne 1t,
\LANTED- OPrEAIU.C> e. 6 VA.
E,.as. v, g h..''er.. fir ft.. e. r.Ht... ~'
fin.Spp ct, near Futon. ar'9syn.
w .toi,.,oo5 .t,,,-i ,.'..'
stand. ton railr al tri.liar Az H. - d So
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w ,r,rb,uI.- III - 49,. ''' '.''', ~
moral SHOES a. 500 h,nl., ~. az
tcmp i{. Hsu'' A''y ''' -.,n-'.'.' " as ",'
\LhS1ED-t GOOD OPERATOR WITH
~, "eiHer' m'c4'n'. taii i.f '.'..U
x,s,,-,,
w i,r.: s.,,dy -ork inis t,se. a.,5 ag,.....
tees Nine. Ma @. Auitv -t 81.
NkJANTFD-GOOp .,r..0l. ,,,.
w t3rs ipr .sdieI GAui-us. Au... ems. o.. ID.
Church y, up siAr..
WANIEp-lo GIRLS FROM !n 10 J."
y mnTt ~ % 'r,r ..s, -, e,.ai, ari
~ - ~ y ''' 80" g.
WANIkp STEEL Wire DRAW t..r ..
ND1 1e "a! h o., 81 - ~CFfi'a p"
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GIRLS WANTED TO PACK SALLkA-
Ntrs,nd ,pirt.. EIp,risueed hsnts preferred. AD.
ply At ~ Broad st. lib
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SHOENAhtR MAhltD o. HAND
y scssd lad l. r,,,.ss and children fue .hoe..
stesiy smployn L: si,sn, on, hut NJ a.sW1rt
meh neSd ,p2y t. hENi'l IN - LiOS. ~ Der
stree. 200
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T'p BAkERS-WA Ant Ed = fiW GOOD
u thnl', 'E ere crack, iui q Al eEs bread 'ore-
ran, one cst fnre,,Ha. me tut gOue AMI t,sgdT
hs-ds need ply. sach cal oh's ,oa-iap, work
49, LIBERAL v.e,s. A. W. tOFLANDS steam Ba-
htry, 20 Monroe a., letI,'t, " lgnig-u. .i3
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naes makers wanted to go ,hor, dis;snce in thu
eounry Tetdy employ ment, Apply Isl Murray
" on, saturday. rom ioo O'Clock, L N. -
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A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE And
A. fenisle b lp, q al nA;ion., o. No 3 Broadway,
Peat door 70 the Wash n.:ol Hotel. Thc~e lately
iand.d employed imr.e iiA'ely Cooks wanted, por.
terp, and iaim re na-,s ~
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A BOY WANTED ~ A HARDWARE
1Astofe, one about II ye.sof are, aud one no can
como well Recommended my svy ~ 1853 Broad
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A STEADY, SOBER MAN, 10 ATTEND
"A an undertaters store IA ~, city. that can come
vel recon nendet a~-rs'ompd 20 the business
Hryfsrr.d. Asdres. corr iNc. station d, y. y. rvu
Once, stating psrticu ar. -
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RAkkR MANltD-IO TAKE CHARGE
LOT bread and cake must be first cia.,. Reference
required Apply ~ HOWE OWES. IA Coucofd
o., Bsooklyn. 3?
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GIRLS OUI or EMPLOYMENT AMI
-, ~ having no homo, may apply At the CIR. Lodnnr
House. 9lo Canal ti. NY. scfIy
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HORSESHOEES WANTED - INQUIRE
- 81 SIKH Av Railroad DEPOT corner 9th Az ard
ed r- 80,
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a GOOD CABIN, MAkER WANlkp
Atc YORK 10 e.fpen snd p in re- joiner shop
Nesdy emp oymeA t. sou vo..Iu.u; none other
need apply. At 10 Anns "a
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NJAS -PN,kIT-GOu. "..tn
w and s,ls tomGsst u ..n.t. ,-~- a.'....
Nok. hppy st k.uGlSS 4 k..Ii 1ta....' ,
hstn 81, upstairs, .o
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HANDS WANTED TO NAME CANTON
A flannel d. -er,, ~ 800 Ninth Az nue. ".s
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NOTICE TO LABORlNG PROPLK-AII.
Ninduetrous and honeet lshorins people, Nth "a.
nlhs, v ho ar. In needy circumstances. can Obtain
valuable information In regard to The West and the
ehAnee~ for vo-t there a. the Office Of the CHI.
DkENS AID SOCIETY. room II Clinton Hall. Astor
Place Tho-r bringing GOOD references n Character
cAn often be ior ssrl.d NJ reduord rates OF eipn-
Children Who ar- without home and friends, wiz be
mt on uatuitousy. 40
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900 HANDS NANii.D as cav IIf\t
'oCm1de flannel s.If.,; elsr - .l ..t... co.,
singer uacAiu-s 10 work n ~ 3. .. . . -.. b..
t,d STATE. shirt and Drawer Mann 81 .-. ., 90. o.,
Csnn2n ~ 99E EyLngion; to5d .l...i' Ia.tolH e.
CURED 4. II. hIsO. 3D.
1000 LABDREES WANTED To NlE&
cOOO on RAILROAD s.crt distance .a t.e
country, steady N'IF. NG''- 81 -, p-s .4 -
6,ge PAID. s'grt every morning HI u't az, f. ..
IRISH oihee NJ. . H.ot.rsy, Le..Gy9r 20 % We'll.
t0u ilr-e..
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Elliptic sewing and braidin r mashne. three lee
sens for 30 ca, at the sa!ssI CONS, 50 nrcad-ny ~.
NJ AN WANTED-ONE WHO L. AC-
AA qusinted vi,b the city and understand. the care
d horrss. A Germsn yrefer. Ell. Appy Early Thu
anrnins TO CAPE CULVER, l6 aud Is Loonmd
a
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SHIhT HANDS WASIEp-IO WORN Is
- the shop: only those who have had experience a.
ensh ng hne custom u ,te shirts need apylT 20
LEWIS 6bEACORb, 'iJ Il osdvay.
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OPERATOR WANTED on STSGER's
" srwinS machine. Apply At ~ las, Bro.dway -
OPERATORS ON ". & VS. AND SING
" err. maehins can have steady work and good va.
ses At 4YI Grand 1t. -
DAINTERS WASTED-TWO GOOD Hand,
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NTANTLD 0GlELS. i..H o. I1 f.
W y.srs To- hgu. uork A;i' a. IS ..N.r.' ...
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pLUMBER--WANTE A GOOD JOI t.
= herman pumber, Apply to Tiios. READ 90,
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'.''..t-. llI. STAR" SO CHIN
..uI g. ni k"otonr Oh L,mp' and
r.i. uEhf. 81 bout ,nokc ~
.t Dol. l'.f.r y. h. can /. crItitd and
a. son nu'. 10y y, and save
a. lf.. 80 rtrts. Tor sale ~
'.t IIt 'E L~SlrH CO, Aarufec-
&. ... D.. .... .rtll 4 NtItt .lA
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
PROMISCUOUS.
Notice.

Notice. gNSHE Stallions, ASHLAND, ACTION, and U HAP-HAzARD, will stand at the stables of the subscriber, for the improvement of the
 breed of horses In this County, during the coming season.
 ASHLAND is too well known to need any description here. His colts are readily selling at six months old, at from $lO0 to $2OO each S2. QUO has been offered and refused for one of his two-years- olds.
 ACTION is full thoroughbred, three years old, and is srdsranted to trot his full mile in three minues, ii he lives. HAP-HAzARD, is beautiful bay, 15i hands high, three years old, weighs l 100. Can trot his full mile in three minutes today. Sired by Ashland-Out of descendant of imported Sir Lowell.
 The following isra portion of the report of the Executive Committee of the CoNNECTiCUT their previous Annual Fair held at Hartford in October to said Society, at their Annual Meet ing. held at New Haven, January 14th, 1868, and was accepted by the Society: In flor ses the numbers were less than on previous occasions. yet the breeding stock of
 one single individual. Geo. c. Hitchcock Esq. of NeM Preston,) which was on exhibition,
 was sufficient to mark this department as snc. cessful. In short, the Society may we'll be proud of having presented 10 the world through one of. its exhibitors, the best show
 of stock Of breeding horses ever seen in America The high price and increasing demand for good horses, renders their breeding one of the most profitable branches of agriculture. For further particulars inquire. of the sub
 soriber at his residence. GEO. c. HITCHCOCK. Ash Grove. New Preston, Conn, March 10th. lsG3. tiff
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11


 Dunn Browne" agias Capt Fiske of Mad isen, "who was dead and is alive again, :, nekes his appearance once more ia the col nins of the Springfield Republican with two bong letters. The conclusion of the second Ieftsr. written from Libby Prison, Richmond, Hey 1lth, is as follows: Whenever we choose to defeat the armies of the rebels, wa can do 60. and ws don't need 60o.00O men to do it with. either. There are mar enough in Rockers arny now to march straiGht through 10 Richmond. Too many mon are an encumbranes. There is not the gsnerals living who has shown his ability to manage properly, certainly, mors than ono hun. .dred thousand men. All we haye tc do is to mako up our n 1 ,ds not to run before an eqn, l number of the enemy. to keep cool and save our ammunition to shoot something beside trses with, and when the butternuts find We don't run .e1ay they will. Meanwhile, till I on able fprn and effect in our army this ehang4 10 lr method of fighting, have the honor - 16aurs you that these brown coated fellews drs not % bad as they might be, only they don't furnish us any suoar to pnt in our ccsss, nor any coffee te put the sugar in.n
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
RAlLR0AD.--WIsTxnA An. N RAMnEMRhr -ln and after MOnfla ' Ilecesn.

NAUGATUCK RAlLROAD.--WIxrxR An. IN RANaEnEnr -On and after Monday Deccm. Der l, 1862, Trains will run as follows:
 GoISG NoR1H-Lease Bridgeport lO.l5 AM. for Winsted, connecting with the LOO \. T. train from New. York, and with tho 9.45 A. II. train from NewHaysn, ,andconnsctingat Water bury with train to and from Hartford
 l2.20P. II. Freight Train for Waterbury. 4.85 P. x.. for Winsted. connecting with the 2 15P P. II. train from New York, and the 4.SO ?. N. train from New Haven. Connecting It Waterbury with tlain from Hartford.
 Gorxo SourH-Leaue Winsttd. 6.35 A. N. for necting at Waterbury with train to Hartford.
 l2.80P. \. for Bridgeport, New York. and NewHavcn. connecting at Waterbury withtrain for Hartford
 Leags Watr5ury: s.15A 4. Y. for Bridgeport, New York and New Haven.
 8.25A. Y. freight train for Bridgeport.
 a.02P. x. tor Bridgeport New York and New Haven.
 Lame Was~5sryf for Ae Nsrt1: 12.l0p. N. train E 6.22 P. Y. for Winstcd.
 The Stage from Norfolk connects with the 6.35 AM. train down from Winsted and returns on the arrival of the 4.35 p.M. train fromBridg port.
 The Woodbury stage arrives to con, ect at Soymonr with the 6.35 A. Y. train down from Minated. and returns on the arrival of the 10. IS A. x. train from Bridgeport
 The Stage from New Hartford. Otis. Cole brook. Burlington, Lftchfeld and Bcthlcm, ar- rfves to connect with the l2 30P.N Train down from Winsted. .and returns on the arrival of the 10 Is \. N. Train up from Bridgeport.
 The stage forHarwinton leavesLitch6eld sta. ton on the arrival of the 1915 AM. train mp from Bridgeport.
 The stage from Watertown connects with the 8.15 A. N. tain down from Waterbury and re- turns on the arrival of the 10. .16 AM train up from Bridgeport.
 The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottville on arrival of the 1915 AM. train from Bridge port.
 tiiscount of hve cents made to passengers purchasing tickets at thA of6cc.
 CHARLES WATERBURY, Superintendent.
 Bridgeport. Nov. %. 1862.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

District of Woedbury, ss. Probate Court. May 25th. 1863.
 Estate of LUCY THOMPSON, late of Beth. lem, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Woodbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for set. tlsnent. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons in- debted to said Estate are requested to mako immediate payment to
 3t*6 JOSHUA BIRD, Ex'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

' fac ludicsUus csse q divorce fpr the m iaiJ6lulns9s Of the vile is uowspn trial n Pa- Fl. Ihe ludicrOusness of tho snit rises from
 the maliner in which the conjngal iu6delity
 wss dstected. ltsppears that there sre s0ua
 slnokers Who. from peculiarity of inspiration. are ahsolutely incapable Of tincturing tho
 hoyv1 of their n,eerschaum pipe with the dark stnjn which is hrld to give great vaiue to fhe pipe. Thsy dys the stsm rapidly enough. but not shads can they iinge the bowl. An in vstsrate smoker alIlictesl with the idiosyncrs
 sy took t into: bis head to innrry three years sgn CxlIed awsy to bis desk by the duties of . lucntive oiIics Iie lIolda in one of the Minis
 tfies m RAFis he is tever 1t homo rum nine in tho morning uniil six in the evening The Irst two years of his married life flew away pleasantly enough, fur his wife allowed him t0 smoke his fill every evening. and never com .plnined of lie clouds of VirginiaH smoke ie flieed abOnt him He would have been hap ry but for his imperfect Or eccentric inspira- tiOn. Three months affer he entered upon the third year Vf his marriage. he was hDrri6ed to and, one morning, the bowl Of his pipe (which he was surc no one but himself touchedl be- ginning to give sigHs of sensihility to the dark dye Uf suaukers. Every day the black spot ex- banded. and before ths year had run half its alIotfel course the bowl was brown. Jealousy
 bad aeIzad the poor fellow. and those torments which racked Oth-llu with damned minute ilsss' tortured him. He tosk prccautionst to co,,irm or or to dlspcl his fears. He came home at an unexpected hour Of the day, and saw enough to confirm his snspicion. Red Ro- yer was oven whiting the mccrschaum n fl it had been his own. Hs was kicked out of doors. The faifhless wife was sent to her fa- thsr's house. The pipe, with its black marked bowl, is the chief witness for the prosecution.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

HvllE Court of Probate for the District of U bitchfeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the Estate of Mas. LAURA GuILp. late ol Litchtield in said District, deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and set. clement. Those neglecting to present their accounts within said time, properly attested, will be dsbarred recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 CLARK D. GuIID. Aau,r
 EARL 8. GUILD, AuA r. LItchaeid, May 20, 1883. 6t2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
Real Estate For Sale, BY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT.

The undersigned having been appointed by the Court of Probate for the District of Har- winton. to sell so much of the Real Estate of JOEL DOWD, late of Harwinton, deceased, as will raise the sum, of Pour Hundred and Four teen Dollars and Seventy Nine Cents, with in- eidental charges of asle, g,vss notice that by the authority vested in him by such appoint Probate, that hs will sell to the highest bid der, on the 9th dsy of June next, at o'clock P. M., (unless previously disposed of at pri- vate sale,) 50 much of the real estate of said deceased as will raise the aforesaid sum of $4l4 70. Ea.e to take place on the premises.
 ALBRO ELY.
 Harwinton, May 25th, 1883. yt*6
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
PROBATE.

T Ta gonst of PrubAte holden u 1oFrington
 A within and for the District of Torrington. on the ed day of June. 1883
 Present Hrnry 5 Rarhanr. Esq. Judge. 5 On mntlnn If tsharles [ T hrali. Trustee oi the assignrl csfatr of Myn.x ]. 1aaALI oi said InrrinR ton, within said district, it is ordersd by this Court, that notice De given thAt tho Trustee AscnnLt in aaid esfate ~ill he exhib- tied for settlement It the Probate 0fice n said Di<tsict, on the 10th day cf June. l863s et . clock, \ N by advertising this 0rdor in . newspaper pablislIcl ih Litchlield Caunty.
 St7o HENRY S BARBOUR. Judge.