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Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
1iae.. us Ill.,. q as e$et Hem asa ss q
; ~ 81 Rss4 .t,bsss Killed
Pc ., 1ihnGHAS. C!rTIICKER..HrF
Attorney for ciainaats, Bssnty Lsna ana
Pension Agent, tis.i'i,J
WASHING RON CRY; DC.
DECISIONS procured Cor Sdidisrs, 'Sglass
L and ,Mitinei Of the present. VIZ, 1k6 are
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ease ceGtractef HStIe IN service; ana Pensions,
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Highland Nursery!
Situated One Mile and a Half South of Hig

Situated Une Mile and a Hall South Of High
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THIS Nursery was commenced in the -
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Highland 81. EDGERLY, Proprietor.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-13

LrcHFIELD.--The body of Lieut. William s. Bsckley, of this town, who was killed in the battle of Strasburg, Va, on the 18th ult., has been recovered, and has been brought home. The funeral services will bs held at St. Mi chaels Church to morrow (FridaY) afternoon at 211a o'clock
 Mir. George Kinney has purch ased the Stage Line between this village and the rail- road station, of Mir. Rufus Smith, and runs it on his own account.
 Col. s. H. Perkins of Wolcottyille, late of the l4th regiment, met with 8 serious acoi- dent in this town, on Monday of last week. He was riding horseback, when, in crossing bridge, his horse broke through decayed plank aud fell, throwing the colonel, and then falling on him. severely bruising his leg and wounded arm. which ia one rcsul. of having a coppefheal board of selectmen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-13

The flag of truce steamer New York, arrived at Fortress Monroe, Sunday afternoon from Aikenis Landing, 35 commissioned officers and l25O enlisted men paroled at Richmond the 7th, in charge of Colonel Mulford.
 Forestus Doolittle, a young man fifteen years of age, lost his hand at the sorghum mills, owned by Mir. David Stevens, in Quinnipiac, North Haven) on Friday last. He was en- gagged in oiling the machinery, when his left hand was caught between the heavy iron rol- lsrs and the fingers and muscles completely pulled out. Amputation was rendered neces- sary
 Capt Merriman of the U. s. steam transport Dudley Buck reports U. 8, steamer ashore nine miles north of Cape Lookout. She had pilged and would be total loss. She was from Boston for Kay West and had 400 sea- men on board, some of whom while landing were capsised rnd five of them destroyed by the sharks. It was new steamer, she being on her second trip only. She went ashore on Sunday evening, the 2d inst. Capt N. could sss lssyn hsR uSaSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-13

. NEw wHARrFoRD.-Lysander Jones. Esq. and family, of New York, are spending few weeks at the Owen House. During the New York July riot. last year, MT. Jones, while con versing with 8. friend in front of Cyrus W Fields residence, was shot, the ball entering his Jeff groin, and passing circuitously through his body. lodged just beneath the skin in his back. So hopeless was his case regarded at first, that his physician deemed it useless to extract the ball.. It was, how ever, removed the next day Contrary to ex- pectation of phy ysician and friends, the wound did not prove mortal. He is now in heaith' free from all trouble in consequence ef the injury-not even lame. He is gentleman sf most polished manners, and of outspokon loyalty to his government:
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-13

 righas, slavery anarrebellion. sHe ea- dorses in all it's length and bread.hthe Chicago platform, which prouounces the, efforts ofths Union army and navy failure, and threatens revolution if traitors are not allowed to par ticipate in the coming election And his unanamous nomination by the men who built the platform was in perfect keeping with their and it's spirit and purpose.
 The highest principlee are without value unless they are put to actual use. His of tho first impot tance that fit men be taken to re- dace them to practice, The second place of trust, with; possibility of the,frst, in exc cutting the principles of free government in this country and in the world. must soon be given to Andrew Johnson or George H. Pendleton Should their be q moments hesitation in choosing between. them ?
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-13
No. ss.-. FARMIxa UrnHsrLs.

AN INCIDENT AT THE AMERICAN BOARD During the session of the Board at Wore ester, Albert Barnes offered series of resolutions, of which the following is the pith -ssss
 Rsselptd, that in connection with the. pur- pose to spread the gospel through the world, tne results of the contest on the cause of mis- sions, and in view of diffusiug religion that snail be every where adopted to sas tain just civil government and the principles. of liberty.' ana that shalltend to deliver the world from .ne expressions of slavery, as we'll as in the re- .atlon ofits mewbers to the goyernme nt of this land, and their duty to sustain that govern. ment this board expresses it's hearty symu atn in the efforts to suppfess the rebellion. ana gratefully acknowledges the divine inter position in the successes which have attended sne arms of the nation, as an indication that we shall again be one people. united under our glorious constitution. united in our efforts to spread the gospel around the world.
 Instead of referring the resolutions to a com mittee. as is usual, they were at once put to the house, and the immense and most densely crowded audience signiied their .to- them, by fisins in a-body and then, while standing swithout. any previous concert or di- fections As- if sby, inspiration struck into "Amerioa's and sung it with mighty voic. that made inc house shake All during the proceedings, the slightest allusion to the gov srnment, the war; and our generals, called. forth cheers. ssss;a ssf +ssH.