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house, foot OF y street. Apply TO PRED. s. COZ
lens, pennsyivania avenue, two doors from -Four.
tesnth street. nhi e. r. " oe20-u
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This court met this morning pursuant 10 At-
Joufnment. No business was transacted, and II
adjourned till Monday next. The supreme Court
WIN stt In bane tomorrow.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

Rs-Nomination OF President LABcoIn In
the Far West.
Resolutions recommending the re election oi
President Lincoln passed both branches OF the
Legislative Assembly OF Colorado Territory
yesterday.
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A WATCH SToLES.-Charles Hughes, a SOL
dier, was arrested yesterday by officer Duvall OF
silver watch, valued at sl6, from Charles Poits,
colored, and was required to give bail for court BY
Justice Gull -
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, Gl-Smithsonian Lseturss.-Dr. n. BolRsr
will eommence cnHrse OF lectures on FRIDAY
The lectures viii commence at 8 O'Clock precisoIy
Aamiusnee enee' feI7 81
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

- TsaehsrS' InstItuts.--The next reg
ulnI neeting of the reAehers' Institute will BE
held In ths Smithsonian Lecture Room, on FRI
DAY, the isth Inst, commanding At o'clock D. m
Addresses will be delivered BY d. @. Northrup,
ESQ, Agent Of the Massachusetts Board Of Eduoa'
tion, and othera. Tu'H .arrI "I'-T- = ~
The public are invited to attend. s.
J. o. WILSON,
-aE. d. X. MILLER,
r. D. FERGUSON,
gF .lfHfHt. J. D. ELLIS,
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~ once Of the Independent Telegraph
Company 800 Ninth street, Zone door nom Penn.
Jyi6-h A. .. TALCorT, Manager.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamer McClel-
Ian arrived here this morning with dates to the
eth inst.
The gunboat De Soto has captured the rebel
steamer Cumberland and left her as q prize at
Key West. The Cumberland's cargo contained
arms and ammunition. She was on her way
from Havana to Mobile.
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WASHINGTON. d. O.

wEDNEsDAY.unn,nFEBRuARY II. 1884.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

nniI. Of Wsbssh coli.~e a1iI, isss,,,e ~ mp
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 0 O'Clock. Sub.
jset--Caliloo This lecture IL repeated by special
request, on account Of the inelemenoY OF the
weA,hsr on Monday eVenirg. AdmIttanee free.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

ROCKVILLE, ND, Feb. I5.-Yesterday after.
noon small detachment OF Federal cavalry.
under command Of Major Thompson, arrested
the following gentlemen OF this county, and
look their parole to report at Washington yes.
terday evening or this morning, viz: John L.
Duhef, IL. W. Blunt and John Gassaway, coun-
ty commissioners; Joseph Taney, clerk TO com.
missloners; Robert W. Carter, register Of Wills;
M. Fields, proprietor Of the Sentinel; George
Peter, ESQ.,, member OF the bar, and Howard
Griffith. William T. Aud, ESQ, q resident
near Poolesvillej was arrested several weeks
ago on grave charges, involving the alleged
harborlng OF female spy and sending her
across the Potomac, and is also yet detained in
the Old Capitol prison.
A convention Of the Union men Of thI.
county was held In this place on Saturday last
to appoint delegates to the Union State Com
yentlon, which Is TO assemble In Baltimore on
the I'D Of February. The delegates appointed
are II. Franklin Vlers, Washington Bonifant,
and Ulysses Griffith. The convention also ap.
pointed Saturday, the 9th of March next, as
the day for the holding of county convention
70 nominate candidates for delegates TO the
State Constitutional Convention.
His Honor, Judge Brewer, presiding over the
courts Of the second judicial circuit of Mary
land, has been anxious for the last year or two
lhat the terms Of our court, which arc now
held on tho first Monday In March and the
second Monday In November, respectively
should be changed 10 the first Monday In April
and the third Monday In September. The sub
lect Is now before the Legislature, and 1t IL
thought by many that the change will be ef
fected.
misses HowE."-At tea party in Iowa
city, while ago, where those who have thu
benefit Of the clergy" are privileged chArac
ters, the Reverend" Samuel Storrs Howe,
frisky bachelor Of over Nifty winters, happened
to be present, as usual. One OF the ladies a
the tea-table thought To enliven the conyersa
tion by addressing him upon the subject OF hi
recently engaging in the business Of house
keeping, t. g., setting up" bachelors hal, /" ant
asked him how he cot alcng-if he felt a
home, &c.
why, yes, ma'am," was the reply. {"
begin TO feel good deal in the family WayI'
The ladies bit their lips, and concluded tn
Information was too good to keep-from thei
husbands.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10

\ A 4 -a Csalst~ ~of Prusa e h6idsn at Sharon tA within and for the District of Sharon. on the 3lst day of October, A. D. 1884
 Present-Charles Sears, Esq Judge.
 On motion Of Austin Cartwright. Adminis- of sharon within said distrtst, deceased :fTIjs Court doth decree that six months bs all wed and limited for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims against the same to sai.l Administrator and directs that public notice be given of this order, by advertising. in A newspaper published ins Litchfitld and by posting q copy thereof on tue public sign p st in said tow of Sharon, nearest the place W lcrc the deceased last dwet.
 Certified from Record, fI.JAz} : 3'3of;Hly 5 St29 CHARLES SEARS, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10
CURE OF rCATARRH.
From Rev. Fred.s S. Jewell, Professcr {
 State Normal School. Albany. N. Y

From Rev. Fred.s s. Jewell, Professor Of
 State Normal School Albany, N. Y. This may tiry that I have been, si, .e lS44, suhjectto violent periodical aitntks of Ecatalrh, marked by a highly inflamed c.ntli- ton ofthe lining membranes of the cavities If the head, producing most distressing x, rcies ot headache for days at time, wholly intapsr. Iitating lae for business. and during the rarSA- yslns cUnining me to tho bed In som. in I stances the infamation has extended ,o m. ] teeth, occasi"ning toothache; to the thlts,t. lproducng honrseness and partial loss of yti,p ! and twice it has so affected the left eye as t, confine me for month or more to a tai ken. i,cd room. These attacks have been accon,pa,,- jed bystreng febrile symptoms by stopiaxe of the head. and, in the first stages, by wntery discharges from the rose, ,shbscuuently b,com. Ting acrid and yellow, &ndstowards the close of l the attack beroming bloody rand purulent. | have tried medicines of almost every kind external applications to the heal such as cam. i phor, ginger, hot bandages, and fome atio,Is Of hottvlnegar ;sllutfs of some half dozen kinds, and other catarrhal preparations, to- gethef with internal remedies, such as altera
 tives, 1cathartics, and cosmetics, Ihes. have produced no change in the occurrence or thar l actcr of the disease, and in most cases, with i little or no temporary relief. had come, ct 1 length to believe the disease to be practicable I beyond;cither chre of mate terial slleviation.
 Under these Scfrc dms tanees was led, some five months ago, to make trial of Dr. Lighth ills treatment: His methotlat once approved fitsclf to my Judgment as simple, phiiosophical. and likely t6F be'e1ectivea Notwitistandinc the disadvantages under which it laboret, in dealing with disease of such long standing, aggravatedby netyous debility and dyspepsia. and constantly induced by the accidents ofmy confessional labor, I found the treatment reach ing the disease as ithad never been reached before, and producing such a modification and alleviation of its character, as had supposed impossible. Ichronicle the reaults thus Al. though have been situated several times SO that should formerly have believed severe attack of my catarrh inevitable, have es- capped thus far. The symptoms of threatened attack have been very light, and have yielded | to the remedies applied by Dr. Lighthili with out need of recourse to the old lamentations, or enetics ; and the discharges from the head , have resumed the original and natural condi. tiou.i ThatI have been able to obtain SO ma teriala relief, Is to me cause of gratitude. hfs that alone am repaid for whatever the ex- pertinent may have cost mo.
 l make this statement unsolicited. as q means of acknowledging my obligation to Dr. Lighthilis method ot treating catarrh, and with a view to aid any one who may have sur- fered from that disease, in forming a just opin- ion of its merits, and it's probable utility fin
 REV. FREDERICK s. JEWELL.
 Prof State Normal Sehool.
 Albany. N. Y., Malch IA, 1864. 4 liGa .t
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10
From Rev. JOHN MOTT. D.. D., Profss. scr in Union College, Schenectady.

From Rev. JOHN MOTT, D. D., Profaa.
 scr in Union College. Schenectady.
 Since first publicly acknowledged the great
 benefit which received from the skillful treat
 ment of Dr. ,Lighthill. in regard to my hearing,
 letters of inquiry have necessarily poured up- on m from all parts of the country fiom pal. ties desiring to learn the particulars of my case, and am indeed surprised at the number of individuals who are affected similar to th,
 manner in which have been,. and therefore
 feel it more and iuore sacred duty which
 owe to those sufferers, to direct them to |.
 proper and reliable source to obtain the bene4 fit they so much sOvet, and which so many
 afflicted ones have hitherto sought in vain,
 just as l had done previous to applying to Dr, Lighthill ,eiss
 F had bad from infancy one very deaf ear
 which always discharged more or less offensive
 matter, and was the source oi the greatest an. noyance and discomfort to me. Last. year the
 otht r ear also became diseased, and both ea,s
 discharged aiyellow matter, very profuse a,nt
 highly offensive. My hearing became very
 much impaired and the discharge produce,, | the greatest debility of body and depression ui spirits. Iapplied to my family physician and other practitioners without deriving any beBs eft, and almost despaired of being restored in health, when providentialy, I applied to Dr. Lighthll. Under this treatment my cars be- gan toimprove at once and continued to de, So until, in comparative short time botn i ears were healed. the eischsrge renewed, and
 my hearing restored. At first I feared the cure would not be permancnt, or that the stopparr
 of discharges of 50 l. ng standing might proya detrimental to my general health, a fsas which find a-great many entertain in reRa,,l l to the emoval of discharge from the car. Ify experience. however, has proved conclusiyely Chat my apprehensions were entirely ground
 less in both respects. for both ears are ns we'll
 and my nearing as good at present as the day
 | left of treatment. and the st,ppapes of thf ] discharge, iostead of proving deirimsisai Ca my heaitn' has given me the highest elasticity
 and vigor uf body, and a flow of spirits not ex perienced for long time p,esiaus.
 k wish the above statement might serve as Il fiencral answer tothosc interested. but should
 one or the ether desire to apply to ire person ;. ally, or by letter, will cheerfully satisfy al lreas"nable demands upon my time. r avail myself of this opportunity of agaifi publicly expressing my deeply felt ~giatitnac to Dr. Lighthill, whom, l esteem as a eentieA lsman and man ofscience, in whom the hiUh. lest confidence may be plaosa sm
 tEg sss set reeE H. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10
Valuable Farn, for sare

N Salisbury, locted ,ab out + mile South
 east of the Center Village, formerly known as the Brewster Farm and containing S20 Acres, l25 of which are in wood, the re- mainder in piow, meadow and pasture, nearly all being arable and in good state of culti vatioE. yielding good crops of grain and grass is we'll fenced and admirably watered There is an abundance of fruit common to the cli- mate-a young orchard of 200 trees, that can not be surpassed. The Improvements are a good farm house in good repair, barns and other out buildings sufficient for the place T all in good condition. U To the capitalist wish. ing ample returns for his investment, Or the practical man desirous of liberal remunera- tion for his labor, this Farm presents the nc cessary inducements. It is believed there is wood enough on the place, to half pay for it. For further particulars, inquire of the Sub
 H. & C.. A. BEIGHER.. ! Salisbury, Conn.,, Oct. q, 1864 6m2Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10

EDITOR OF ENQUIRER asrH. .'a Dear Str With your permission wish to say to the readers of your paper that I will send, by return mail, to all who wish it (ffee, } :, Recipe. with full directions for making and nsing simple Vegetable Balm. that will ef fectually remove, in ten days Pimples, Blotch. es, Tan, frccKies, and all Impurities of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. ,tt tita- @/ ru5. 9- st
 I will also mail free to those having Bald Heads, or Bare Faces, simple directions and Information that wilt enable them to start a full growth of luxuriant Hail, sWhiskers, or a Moustache, in less than thirty days.
 All applications answered by return mail without charge. t ea- ," ;hggts .ya F'
 Respectfully yours, ''.Fa a'aa' r7lsa ?
 @ THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, sas , 3m27 = 8S1 Broadway, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10

'a LIE Court of Probate for the District of n Litchfeld, hath limited and allowed six months from the ate hereof, for the creditors gtoathe Estate. of JAMES McCABE, late of Go shen in said District, deceased, in which to xhibit their claims for allowance and settle ment. Those negleetiBg to present their ac- counts within. said time, properly attested, will be debarred recovery All persons in debted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment to s.-,c.
 J. L. HART, or VIM. L. GRISWOLD, AIm rs.
 Litchield, Oct. 18th, 1864. 3t3O
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10
A "a Conrt of Probate holden at Canaal "A within and for the District of Canaan, 'ol

A "a Conrt of Probate holden at Canaan tA within and for the District of Canaan, on the 3l day of October, A. D. 1864. Esf4 A
 Present - Niles T. Granger, Esq Judge.
 On motion of the Administrators on the es- tate of DAVID NJ. HUNT, late of Canaan with in said district, deceased This Cours doth decree that six months from this date be all lowed and limited for the creditors of said es- tate to exhit their claims against the same to the Administrators; and directs that public no tice be given of this order by advertising ina newspaper published in Litchield County. and by posting a copy thereof on the public sisn-p'st in said town of Canaan, neal est the place where the dcceased last dwelt. '5aH 9n
 t Crtiyed from Record, a >A +.s NH Els T. GRANG FER, .JudgP.
 |. All persons indebted to said Estaeare re- questeil to make immediate payment to E
 ,.,c, EpwAEnH. FiIinT H Adm'rs ,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10
Ara Court of Probate held at at the p. :,

A F. Court of Probate held at at the Pss ~ bate Office fwithih anisfof thes Districtt oi Washington. On the 22d day Of October, 1861.
 Present-Eenry J. Church. Judge.
 On motion of sheldon w Meek CT, Ad,ninis- trator on the Estate of CHAUNcEY L. WARNER, Hate of New Preston in said district, deerased,; ordned. That six months from the date hereof. be limited and allowed the creditors of said es. tate within which time to presenI theis claims te the said Administrator for allowance and settlement All persons neglecting to pre-. sent their claims within said time limited, will be debarred recovery.
 3t2S HE-sRY J. CHUECH. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10

HSo the Probate Court of the District ol -B-. Norfulk...g ss . 2, A"
 The application of Stephen Roberts respect fully showeth That he is Guardian to Charles W. Beach, a minor, belonging 10 said District, and that said minor is the owner iu fee, of the fnllow real estate. viz the house and land si ated in the west part iofrNoffotk,7 Oh tlls road passin ng through Camp Hollow, so called, lately owned aud occupied by Frederick, Cook, .leeeased, a,iIl l.y hi.n de, sed to the said min or, by his L.i will, sui j. tt to the life us, oi Mary J. leach, now May J ParsouS, oi said Norfolk, .+- 14.+.
 And he frlt.ler says, That the csttte is at irrscntsu P .o.!uctvc; tl.at inc av;lilS thereof are wanted for the sup? nt, enl;.intcll.,ce and ttut ation of said minor and that it will he for the advantage of sail minor tu sell the same. and invest tbe n,ails thereof at,a,r.'in:, la, law wherefore he says that there is just and rc;,sons.! I> G, .se f selling the sane He therefore plays tc Cou.t tu order Si.ii real es- tate l" l'e s,h | taa to empower him, or so,ns other meet j,, fso to ssil the same, pursuant to thc statute ,in such .,e Ipa'.c and provided
 Dated ,st fI'.rf ,ik, Nureinbrr l, 1861.
 SfEPItEN fOBEE ..y, Guardian. ;ni>! rct of Norfolk, probat. Court, ss. Os- pERlD That the foregoing application Le heard folk. on the 7th day of January, 1854, at 10 o'clock, forenoon; and that notice thereo be published in some public weekly newspapei near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks saeccssively. at least six weeks befo.e said time assigned. .
 g sw ROBBINS BAYFIELD,, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10
JosH BILLlscs'PrArra,'

OO6H OILLLlNGS .IkAYERt
 luce % ends, u Good @ tsfd SsiIsr ssi iron 'alns' a' s.ls,'os From .s wife sAc dostluv us, Good Lord Boots, from torch lite piSssssions shS feon 1ii slI hu rum. Good Lord deliver usl ss
 From pack bedIefs, from young folks in luv, from old aunt5 kithout m06et, ahd from toIe fa morbis, God Lotd deliversus @
 From wealtE$ithouE charitee, from pride without sens6, lioa6 psdigresB worn out, and from all rich relashpns, Good, Lord, deliver us ]
 From newspapiFsells} and from pils that ain't 6sic. from females who fainto and from men who fatter, Good Lord deliver usl sl2A ., From virtue without fragrance, from butter that smells, from pigger kamp- meetings, and from cats that are courtain, Good, Lord deliver hsl ss, " s'
 From other folks sekrets, and from our own. from omens, ,and megum's and wimmin com mittees, Good Lord deliver psl EI &nT(l From polyticiaos who pfa, and from saints who tipple, from ri kofIee; rcd herrinps Ind grass wldders, Good Lord deliver usi
 From falks whp won't laff, and from them who giggle, itomitite. boots. easy virtue, apd ram mutton, Gooo Lord deliver us | a <.
 fk s9@z.a tss8ssIi | :e3 Y i.3 7 -! Lots of Marylapders 1rs getting tired of the rebel service, and want to come back to Maryland and live with their old neighbors. But thet Unionsnen don't want them there, and aref efdrivibg them of. i.''a'a.l 't.'' 4 f Green, the Maiden bank murderer, says now that he never Intended to kill the clerk ,, only meant to. .frighten him Shooting . person through the head to .trighten him. is quite an original idea ct this Maiden Greens
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10
nISTRICT of Plymouth, ss. Probate Court D October 29th, 1864, azs4 -s srrrs

1V October 18th, 1864, azss s7nrs pon the application of Jason M. Clemence of Plymouth, showing to this Court that he is Guardian to Edwin Clemence, minor. be- longing to said District, and that said minor is the owner of the following real estate, viz :: about 2a acres of land. being part of the es- tate of Robert G. Johnson. deceased, late of Plymouth. Said land is bounded north and west, on land of Miranda Mix. east on Elizur Tenn; and south on James c. Mix land valued at about one hundred and fifty dollars, show ing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate praying for an order. that he or some other meet person he empowered to sell the same, as per application on file, dated the 29th day of October. 1864. more fully appears.
 Ordered, that the foregoing appi ation be heard at the Probate office in Plymouth, on 7th day of January, 1865. at one o'clock, after noon and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper where such real estate lies, three weeks successively, at least six week. before said time assigned. ess
 A. GIDDINGS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10

FR' HE Court of Probate for the District of U Iitchtield, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors to the Estate of HENRY E. DALEY. late Of Morris in said District, deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settle ment. Those ntgiecting to presen, their ac- counts within said time, properly attested. debted to said estate. a,e requested to make immediate layment to ......
 74ssi2 MARIA DALEY, Adm'rx.
 Ltchfel l, Get. P, 1864. ... 5t50
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10
Ara Court of Probate, holden at, Sharol A within and for the District of Sharon, o


 \ Ia Court of Probate, holden at Sharon "A within and for the District of Sharon, on the 3lst day of October, A. D. 1864, sssss,
 Present Charles Sears, Esq, Judge. aA sJ On motion of H. Milton Hart. Executors og the last will and testament of ELIAS R. PEcK, late of Sharon1 within said district, sdeeeasei ,: This Court doth decree that six months be al. lowed and Ii nited for the creditors of said Es- tate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Executor; and directs that public ne- tice be given of this order. by advertising in a newspaper published in Litcbfeld, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Sharon. nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. f9 F. Certified from Record, CHARLES SEARS, Judge. All persons indebted to said Estate. are re. quested to make immediate payment to the subscriber 8 st29 H. MILTON HART, EXT. !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10

Present-I:ENRY J. CHURCH Jndge
 Upon the Estate of JOSEPH w. CRANE, late of Washington in said dist -ict, Nelson Crane, Esq, Administrator on sail estate, represents the same t" be in>oiyent and prays for the ap- upon E5'ttyai ~l.f f-ies..5-1
 ORDERED. That Commissioners to receive. txamine, and adjust the claims of the creditors or said estate be appointed at the Probate Office in said Washington on the 19ih day of Novenl- Der lS61 at one o'clock in the afternoon; and that all persons intere'tcd in said Estate may be notified thereof the Administrator will cause this order to be published in the Litch- field Enquirer and post copy thereof on the public sign-post nearest1th place where the deceased last dwclt in saitli Washington.
 E A true cnpy of Record, s4 .., ,,-s-. : 3lw3 HENRY J. CHURCH, Judge.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10
EWElE2TIlNE ME2Wa

b "A Fine To: of Imported Goods, such asyParian Marble. Vases and
 Jugs, Imitation of Bohemian Glass,
 Stone and Lava Tobaccos Jars 'iand
 Ash ,TIays, Lava .Tea-Pots and Snuff Jars, China Mugs, Sc., SC.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-10
A Ia Court of Probate holden at Plymouth "A within and for the District of Plymouth

on the alst day of October, A. D. 1864. o.,,...
 Present-Ammi Giddings. Esq, Judge
 On motion of Daniel I. Wooster of Litch-- feld, Administrator on the estate of David B Wooster, late of Plymouth, within said District deceased. This Court doth decree that six months shall be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the adm,nistrator, and di- reets that public notice be given of this order, by advertising ina new paper published in Litchfeid. and by posting, a copy thereof on tte public sign post in said town of Plymouth
 Certified from Record, t...-,
 29 ow AMM1 GIDDINGS, Judge.