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The Coon OF WANTING NosE "A man who has
lost bis nose, says an old Scotch Journal has pecu-
liar advantages he cannot follow his nose, but then
he cannot be pokng it into every thing. He can
not blow his nose, but then he saves pocket hand
kerchiefs He can't bestued up in his nose, but then
he can't take snuff which is however an advantage.
If he goes to sleep, you cannot tickle his nose and
when he is awake. he cannot run his nose againsta
post Let him drink hard he never will have red
nose. never be exposed to the nickname of nosey
and let him he impairment as he will, he may
defy YOU to ull his nose Sir said m.n to
another with false nose-'rn pull your nose'-
Sir said he, 1 shall put my nose in my pocket
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The Charlottesville Chronicle states that Judge
Thompson has discharged number of detailed far
msrs in Augusta County, Va, under writs of habe.
- oorpus on the ground that the detail is con.
tract with the government for one year.
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Some authors write nonsense in clear style, and
others sense in an obscure ore some can reason
without being able to persuade others can persuade,
without being able to reason; some dive SO deep
that they descend into darkness, and others Soar
SO high that they give US no light; and some, in
that which is cut and dried We should labor,
therefore, to treat with things that difficult;
with familiarity Of things that are novel and with
perspicuity, Of things that are profound.
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CtNFEDERATE co .,.RESS.

SENATE.
TUESDAY, November 8, 1864.
The Senate met a: IL o'clock, Mr.. Hunter in the
chair.
Mr. Hill, Of Georgia, introduced bill to construe
and declare more especially the meaning of the oct
increasing the compensation of the heads of depart
nents The bill increases the salaries of all heads
Of bureaux in the civil departments in Richmond
thirty three and third per cent from the passage
OF the said act. Referred to the committee on g.
nance.
Mr. Graham, of Nora Carolina, introduced bill,
which was referred to Che same committee, declar-
ing tour per cent. bonds and certificates therefor
receivable for taxes due for the year 1884. d.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House was opened with prayer by Rev. Dr.
Mr. Blanfcrd, of Georgia, introduced bill to re-
peal the law imposing regulations upon the foreign
commerce Of the Confederate States. Referred.
MIR. Henly, of, Arkansas, offered resolution in
curing into the non-payment of the army. Adopt.
ed.
Mr.. Burnett of Kentucky, introduced joint res
olut'on of thanks to Brigadier. General John Will
liams and the officers and men OF his command for
their victory over the enemy at Saltve, Virginia.
Referred
Mr.. Chrisman, of Kentucky, introduced . resolu
ton calling on the President for the names of per-
sons specially exchanged, the time Of their capture,
and the date of their exchange
Mr.. }. T. Leach, Of North Carolina, introduced a
bill for the suppression of intemperancei in the army.
Referred to the Military Cohmiltee
Mr.. Miles, Of South Carolina, introduced resolu.
ton authorizing the raising Of Polish legion. Re-
ferred
Mr.. Fnote, Of Tennessee introduced q resolution,
which lost, ins;cuc.lng the Doorkeeper to place
on the desk of each member, every morning, copy
Of at least three of the daily city journals each mem
duced resolution declaring it to be the policy of
the Confederate government to withdraw from
abroad all commissioners and diplomatic agents
Made the special order Of the day for Monday next
On notion adjourned.
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Jesse Conrad, the free man Of color, who vas con
icted Of having committed the crime Of rape; was
Thursday condemned to b. hung by Judge
rench. The day Of his execution is Friday, the
9Th of Move nber next. The crime was committed
the county Of Randolph. No rxzson was ever
xecuted on the gallo~s in that coun,Y.-Grvans-
trough Citissn, 29tb.
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Use. VI Ill :. ii =. sc --,:.u .o la
,sslhle. nj he Ss:n~ and mat was in chris "
nd pray God to forgive my enemies sud perse
itors-to giya them more correct views and better
earts-snd to make even them and my unworthy
II joint partakers OF the exceeding great reward
-hch is in reserve for the f,slly faithful
v. N. BRAGG.
Raleigh, Nov. 10, 1864
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DooaKEEpERsHIP TO THE SENATE.

TINE BSCRIB ESPECTFULLY
L announce, himself o CANDIDATE for the Office Of
PRINCIPAL DOORKEEf Err to the next SENATE of
North Carolina. De has keen the ever April,
1861, and is now disabled and on light duty elected
he pledges himself to faithful dsst,arge Of duty.
w. j. SAUNDERS
Octobe, "a, 1854 66-td.
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The second class of Home Guards have oeen
ordered on active duty, and will leave at once 1t
is presumed that the first class will be allowed to
,sturn to their homes as soon as the second class
sbsl have taken their places. If however, the ene-
nv should attack Wilmington in force it is p.oba-
No tbot tho entire Home Guard will be ordered to
fhe field
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Do0RKE APERsHIFQF THE
s F. N A TIE

m H e UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULBY
Il announces bins ,if \ sASnlArR for the Office Of
ASSISTANT DOOP.kEEPER " the SENATE Of North
Carolina at tine ling session Of the Legislature have
been in service wounfsd andam nox on light duty.
and acceptably. J. II, LOUDERMILK.
September 20 1854. 59-M
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D0ORK Eel E RISE IP
OF THE
Com N o " s,

Com II ONS.
THE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES HIM.
Il self y Candidate for Principal Doorkeeper &c the
ensuing ssa,ure He is disabled soldier in the
vice Oft okHederate States. detailed duty. lie is
and thus during the intervals Of
the session. should the Office he solics be awarded him,
his services could be had in supplying the wants of
peghborhood full Of soldiers wives where there is
Shoemaker, and where the people suffering He
pledges himself in the discharge of both duties to have in
end the only view of serving his country and
pecially its helpless women;
JAMES WESLEY TINSLEY.
of Henderson County.
Nov. 10, 1854 7O-ltpd.
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Confederate bonds, per cent. due in 1881, sold
in Richmend on the 1th at sl20-those due IN 1871
at sl0e. Bonds of the fifteen million loan brought
$3.50. Virginia bonds, old SKIES, brought s24l.-
North Carolina old SKIES are worth from to 6.
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Eli ". Hall, Esq, the s>aator from New Han
over has resigned his seat on account Of Ill nealtn'
G D Hall and Robert Strange Esquires, are
spoken of by their friends as candidates to bill the
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The Eon. Linton Stephens has introduced reso-
,uoDs into the House ofRepresentatiges Of Georgia
;. s,o- If Convention of all the American States,
q, frame and propose plan of peace" We will
,,h,;sb these resolutions in our next
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DOC RKEX,PERSHIP OF TILE
COM MONN

TN & UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
adnoRnces himself i, CANDIDATE fpr the Office Of
=. ~ .CIPAL. DODRKEERGN Of the HOUSE OF COM
TAU a. Of NotaCarsaa At the ensuing session Of the
IT, serve .ha House of Commons acceptably and faithfully
base hssn IN the service nded and am INV de-
tailed for light work. MERRILL BECK.
Sept 50. 1854. 5s-tf
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FOR THE SOLDIERS.
ASSISTANT DOORKEEPER
TO TIE
co MN O Ms.

VINHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il offers hmsef candidate for Assistant Doorkeeper
He is s,lder light duty permanently diseased and
unfit for field service lie Is shoemaker bv trade and
in the intervals of the Session. his would be in
valuable district where there is no Shoemaker He
hopes to the members personally in Raleigh and re-
quests that fair hearing be given to him.
JOSIAH H. ROBERTSON
Of Johnston County.
: Nov. IA, 1854. Tit.
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EXECUTIVE DEPT NoRTH.cARoI1NA

EXECUTIVE DEPT. NORTH.CAROLINA.
-ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Raleigh, November 10, 1854.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. 1888.
II THE SECOND CLASS OF THE HOME
~ Guard for Home Defence called into Field by Special
respective Battalion Commanders with all possible dis.
patch
By order Of Gov. VANCE:
C. GATLlN
Adjutant General.
Nov. IA, 1864. 7a-it
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DOORKEEPERSHIP TO THE
COM NJ ONS.
WNHE UBSC r RESP ECTFULLY
announces himself Candidate for the Dtfies af AS
SISTANT DOORkEEPER to the House of Commons at
the approaching of the Legislature Be is SOL
der in service If elected he pledges himself to faith
full discharge Of duty.
JOHN R. WHITEHEAD.
October o. 1854. 67-td
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House was opened at IL o'clock with prayer
by Rev. DR.. Duncan, of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Mr. Baldwin, of Virginia, introduced resolution
ofinouiry as to what had been done under the reso-
lutohs Of last session in regard to reporting the
debates of the House of Representatives. Adopted
Mr.. Miles, Of South. Carolina introduced bill to
establish general army intelligence Office. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Swan also introduced a. resolution instruct
ing the military committee to inquire into the ex
pedency of providing, by law, for the removal from
danger of all able bodied adult male negroes as the
territory may be occupied by the public enemy
Adopted.
Mr.. Foote, of Tennessee, offered the following re-
soution:
Resolned. That the. recommendation contained
in the Presidents message to Congress which vests
in the military authorities the power to detail such
editors and other needful employees of newspapers
they may consider proper for the conduct of said
papers, and put all others in the military SERVICE is
one which this House can by no means approve"
Mr.. Foote had hoped that some Virginia gentle
man would have made the first move in this matter,
but it had not been done and he felt bound to say
something on the subject
George Wythe had said, in the Virginia Conven-
tion more than half century ago. that met for the
consideration of the Federal Constitution that the
freedom Of the press was one Of the greatest bull
warks of liberty, and should not be violated"
Mr.. Foote denounced the proposition to detail ed
itors as tyrsnicai, aud an attempt to muzzle the
press. Abraham Lincoln would not have dared to
send in such proposition to the Federal Congress.
As for himself Mr. Foote) be would never give his
consent to any such measure to put the press un
der the power of the President
Mr.. Marshall, of Kentucky, endeavored to modify
the resolutions so declare that the present lin
it allowed to exemptions OF members of the press is
sufficiently narrow, and ought not to be altered:
b. Mr.. Barksdale, Of Mississippi, refused TO- permit
the matter TO be further discussed, and it was
fsrred to the Military Committee.
Adjourned.
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DOORKEEP TO THE
com MO US.

vHvHE BsCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
& announces himself a candidate for the office of As
sistaut DOORKEtPER 10 the House Of Commons of the
next legislature If elected as he hopes be will be- he
pledges himself attend faithfully to the duties Of tho
Mice Y. P. LASHLEY,
of Wake.
Nov z 1854. 70-tdpd.
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R, +. s T e Ed, OF RANDOLPH. RE-
L. rpectfully informs the Members of the House Of
date for ASSISTANT DOORKEEPER
October TO- 1864 s2-tml.
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III RS. MILLER CONTINUES TO ACCOM-.
IVA MEDIATE Boarders by the day: week, month
August !, 1854. - 42-u
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DIE d

at Mt. Airy, N. c., on the Goth of October. little
CARR: E. infant daughter of s. L. and NJ G. Gilmer.
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BY W. C. uPcHuRcH, eRccsR.

MONEY MARKET.
Gold-27x
Silver-25
Bark Notes. forl,
Confederate Bouds-ll5 long ds.es.
Confederate Bonds-par short
GLAZE treasury Notes -fundable. so per cent.
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The Senate was not in session on Friday, having
adjourned over to Monday.
The House was in secret session for the most
part Friday, and then adjourned over to Monday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-21

The Washington Intelligence' says Senator Sumner was on the fir ain captured by the rebel raiders at Gunpowder bridge, but that he i, ot recognized and was suffered to depart with the other passengers. The escape was a mar row one. Next to Gen Butler or MT. Lincoln he rebels would value Chas Sumner as a pri- 5 oner-and in their hands he would hardly be s afe from the worst of fates.
 Common labor is five dollars a day in the South, and a days work will just buy pound of butter! A months hard digging will just pay pair of lady's shoesl "1 wish was ln Dixie"
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-21

Are you bald
 Does your hair fall off [
 Has your hair become thin Does it feel harsh, and dry and feverish Is it turning gray before its time! Are you troubled with itching, burning sen sation of the calp?
 Are you troubled with Dandruff Are you troubled with what is called Scrof- ula or Salt Rheum?
 Have you had the Erysi peas ard lost your hair
 Have you had the Measles and lost it /: Have you had the Typhoid Fever and lost it?
 Have you had the Brain Fever. and lost it {? Have you lost your hair by any sickness? Do you wish luxuriant hair? Do you wish soft and lustrous hair? Do you wish gray hair restored! Do you wish your whiskers glossy? Do you wish them restored in color? Do you want a dressing?
 Do you want it for your children? Do you want it for yourself for father or mother for brother sister or friend! Do you want to make present? Do you want perfume for your toilet Do you want q Harmless article? Do you want double distilled article { Do you want a cleansing article! Do you want the best prepar ation out for dressing, stiraulating, protecting, restoring the color and rendering soft silk" and lus- t".alS the Human Hair?
 IL so, we warrant
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-21
From Rev. JOHN MOTT, 5: B, prosss
 sor 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 me from all parts of the country from par. ties desiring to learn the particulars of my case, and atn indeed surprised at the number of individuals who are affected similar 10 ths manner in which have been, and thereFoEs feel it more and more sacred duty Which owe to those sufferers, to direct Then, to . proper and reliable source to obtain the bens. fit they so much eovet, and which SO many afflicted ones have hitherto sought, in. yain. just as I, had done previous to applying to Dr. 1 I had Bad froin infancy one very ,,.af.., which always discharged more or less offsnsive matter, and was the source of the grcatest an. noyance and discomfort to me. Last wear inc oth, ear also became diseased, and both ear: discharged yellow matter very proftlse and mgfh h'ghy E5tSnsiye and ny hearing the greatest debility of body and depressionl, 8 spirits. 1applied to my family physician and other practitioners without deriving any hen. eft, and almost despa;red. of being rssto,ed. Id health, when proyidentiaily, l applied 10 br. Lighthill. Under this treatment my ears bis. be. gan to improve at once. aid ontinped to dg ears were healed. the cisbharga .Aesnovesi. ana my hearing restored. At first i fpRfe,l thr enS would not be permanent, or that the s;ohpap,, of discharges of so l,ng standing might nroSs detrimental to my gepcrall health, fear which find a gleat many entertain in reparl to the emoval of discharge from tie Gar Mv experience, however, has provc,l, conclus,vejy that |: my sppreh en.ions were .n,ircly ground. and my hearing as gool it present as the jar left oft treatment. and the stoppages of tbc discharge. instead of proving dctrimrnt,i tr, my my healtn, has given me the highest rlasticitv aua sisus el ePqyA and flow of spirits not cx. perienced for 2 long time previous.
 l wish tEe above. statement might serve as n heneral answer to- those interested, but should one or the other desire to apt,t to me person. ally. or hy letter, will chesrfn ,ry satisfy all : reasonable demands upon my titno.
 avail myself of this opportunity of again publicly expressing my deeply felt gratitude to Dr. Lighthill whom l esteem as a gentle man and q p,an of science. in whom the high
 est confidence may bc placed
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES,
GEN HEADQUARTERS STATE OF CONN,
 ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
 HARTFORD, July 2d, 1S64

lCircular.l
 It has come to the notice of this Depart ment that frequent cases have occurred where the families of Volunteers, because of some informality in the records of enlistment, have found difficulty in obtaining the reg ular State bounty due them, and have therefore employ cd agents to procure such bounty, and that in many cases unreasonable charges have been made for such services
 Notice is hereby given to all parties inter- ested that it is is entirely unnecessary, under any circumstances, to employ agents in the collec- tion of State bounties. If from any cause, the raymaster-General or Seectmen of towns are unable to ray them on demand or when due. parties are requested to address this of flee either verbally or by letter. Immediate attention will be given to the case. and if the bounty is properly due, steps will be taken to secure its payment. without charge or cost to the Volunteer or his family.
 Selectmen of towns requested to extend this information to the families and friends of Volunteers.
 1m!4 HORACE J. MORSE, dit. Gen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-21
MANSION HOUSE.
LITCHFIELD, CONN.

III IoIlClL JUNE. TH9HE undersigned, having leased this old a and well-known Hotel, would inform his friends and the public generally, that the House has been put in thorough repair, and newly furnished and is now open for the re ception of guests ui.der his management In the appointments of the House, 1t is the in tcntion of the Proprietor that they shall be strictly FIRST CLASS In every respect. and wor- thy the continuance of the patronage 1t has hitherto received.
 The Proprietor feels it unnecessary to speak of the attractions of the Village of Litchield as a Summer Resort. It speaks for itself. Comm unication is had twice day with the Naugatuck Railroad, and Telegraph Office is establish cd in the Will .ge.
 Guests from abroad arc respectfully solicited, and will be cautiously received and made comfortable.
 F. i1. HALE
 :itshfeId, May 18th, 1864. If 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-21
READ! READ!READ,

NARTES DE VISITES of Generals and oth- O CT distinguished Characters-only 1o Cents. Sent by mall, on receipt of price with postage stamp.
 6s Pages of new and popular M5sIC, sent by mail, on receipt of Sl 06
 The largest assortment of MUSIC in .he Country-also, of Musical Instruments, AL buns, Books, Chess Boards, Stationery, Play ing Cards, Card Games, Toys in great variety ; and made to order, &c., &c.. &c. At NORTHROP'S GALLERY OF ART,
 M13 New Milford, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-21
THE END IS NOT YET! CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
 AT THE ARCADE. A

NOTWITHSTANDING the great advance lY in all kinds of Goods, our plan is to mark down instead of up.
 But Why?
 Everybody Is asking Why
 Cause, In the Fall we hope to do Something Else.
 OUR DRESS GOODS STOCK
 ALL MARKED DOWN. HOSIERY, &c., Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest Lot in the City. SILK MTlTS 60 Cts-Old Price. s1.0O: 100 Dog. Linen WRISTBANDS, at less than one half price of the Linen 50 Doz Linen Shirt Fronts-Same way. Summer Mantles at your own price, As in this world change must sweep Der us all, So we'd inform you Summer Goods have had fall, And notwithstanding Gold is rising very high, Green Backp at the Arcade, all kinds of Goods will buy. Now, if bargain you'd secure. do not too long delay, But strike a line for the Arcade, and buy this very day. We tell you, one and all, and everybody, we are bound to slice our Summer Goods; al- though next year they may be higher. But here they go! We shan't dwell. Let next year take care of itself.
 Respectfully, If fl E. T. TURNER. Waterbury, July 10th, 1s64.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-21

PILES, SlRhINI ti AN li.EfNNLH, Are the -ut4 of lnG tintoI iii t"n ot ih' mi c,us Inclnb of the yr!., .t:t | by' Gr:El c pi-ln<a imperfect pills, ii-t.rd nI being i.clvr by h, chile carI.el D tho o.rf '"c!s. ,rl ii- ducc pers alto lnVvrln'lt or ct at.ul ht ticIr irritation - hence Ne !'.1,ninG cnrps. cach:"g Jdt,s, ?lrs ad eRrsm1,$. ant the jr.q,tM file .lt 10 th> aacr nSet, hI: t0ttch &"!cy "a ae tcSe pcrlnty'ihs.
 Il yo1 would avnhl h-a ;lrnn. hccs, whenever q purEat.ve Mh''cnc * required, tH,, , ,;s,:t If
 EADWAY'i LAt,II-A. ING ILLS. THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR. Person. afflicted with PILES may rc'y o:l ? positive cure by their u-e.
 COATED WITH GUM,
 COATED WITH GUM
 COATED WITH GUM. D. Railways Iilis elegantly Gated with Gum, hr iLst from taste smell otn be taken all times and on all occasions. No danger will result cold il exposed to wet damp weather after taking the . pills.
 SIX OF RADvAY'; ILLS fIsto secured vigorous evacuation in severe cascs oi lnHimnit ition of the lwClS, Pirnlysii dsc. after CfotIH Oil, Harlem O injections and ether D etoy filled. do.o of i;tdway's Pills will remove all are inside each box. Pcc PCT box, 25 cents. Sold by Druggists, Medicine Dealers. and Store keepers. N. B-Every Agent has been furnished with fresh and new made Pills As each box is enclosed with asteel Engraved Label, take others
 RADWAY e co,
 S7 Maiden I.anN, New Yn k. Sold in Litch.field by R. Marsh and F. D [cNeil 1y19.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-21
CLARk'S Distilled Restorative FOR THEE HArR

To BE UNEQuALLED AND SUPERIOR TO ANY PREP ARATIoN EVER COMPOUNDED AND OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
 Satisfaction 6 guaranteel or the mnney rc funded.
 It costs but Sl for one bottle or six bottles for S5. and is sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. c. G. CLARK & CO.,,
 Proprietors. D. S. BARNES S CO.,, N. Y, General Agents. lyric
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-21

Hk ISIRICT of Harwinton, ss,, Probate -HD Court, July 14th, 1864.
 Estate of Esos BuaNELL, late of Harwinton in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Harwnton hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons in debted to said estate, are req uc ted to make immediate payment to
 ALBERT M. BUNNELL, Adm'r
 2tl4 With Will annexed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-21
DIEI.

At Goshen, July 18th, Charles Robinson, son of Russel Robinson, Esq, aged A:
 In Canaan, July 18th, Capt. Henry belden. In Harwinton, July 9th, Cyril Green, aged S7 years. TO-, ~ In Salisbury, Wednesday, July 18th, efDip- tberia. William Mather. youngest son of T. B. and M. c. Bosworth, aged 12 years
 Berkshire Co. papers please copy.