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AUUI,'s.ES FOR SALE.

The candida,cs for the other County oihces v.N
be referred " in another article
CONVENTION AND Mass NIrrivo or III,
wAg DIhocp,cy.--A convention of War Den ccr,'s
assembled ycs,rd9r mo'ulug II ? IN 90, Corr-y
Institute. Twenty-Five States wee rcpros,Gtri.
r. u. Roosevelt, Esq, Of this city, beng called upon
10 preside, addressed those ~, icnt IL pn'rotb,
speech, In which he enumerated the -ucccsscI o the
Union armies, and concluded by s.ying 'ha, tho,
had met " express the true fcol'nr u thc DE, a..
cracy, 20 rcorgsnzc The Democratic party, Alt -
establish our party upon its ir,c bass Of pnsrio,is;
and honor.
The roll OF delegates having been caN,l, .
committee Of ono nom each State appointed
to nominate permanent officers. Dur.
ing tho absence ~ tho couia,ueo,
General Hiram wu'hr'dgc riiirss.a tho
meeting in y speech lrufu o. pa!r rtBin cniicuu.
Ing hy 6ssor'ng that tie war shO'Il Ac9rr cease
until the tulou establish rs 70 before tho
scrursed rebellion helsn and, 10 put Gown tho
unhoy hm.itiuu of those who wolld upset 'hy
Governments, the War Democracy pledged abe
lives thor fortunes aud thc.r sacred honor" tAL.
psuseJ
The Committee having reported, James Worf ALI.
Esq, Of Pcunsylvauia, was app".ntcr perm .ner Z
President and one Nce-Presd,n, IA, chosen fro Il, .c,,
,ft Nh, follayn ing Nlpt,a.
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Dates OF the 2i.h ult., from N,whcrn, \. G. have
bc..n received Lieut.. Brown, Of the Comuissary
Department of Newborn, has arrived, and reports
hc fewer a. having considerably sbNtei. Sanitary
re- ula,ions arc being enforced which, 1t Is hopci'
v7l tc cHcc,ud in preyonsint the further raging
o. The fever A White iros. had occurred, which
had a sa.a.sry eiieet. Tue fever Is represented ~
he.ng OF the most mshguAnt chst.ctef, icll,ng
vely little 10 mel.cal prae dee
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Important from WASHINGTON.
The Rebel Ram Aibcmar;e Blown Ip.

- =, -, -
''e' VI, U''i
fortreSs monroe NOt. l'-Hon' h'Gfoh "'NfN
Eecrstdru OF the Ndru:-I sent Lieut. W H. Cush-
H., ,'o ,-,h -. o.,o,o. ,t,,. ,,,,,,i.X y,
"As o' '"' 49, " "N'' w" NV we
l, 70 blow up the ram AhemT'c, II" returned to-
day and reuDrts TO me that he blew up tho Albr-
Al, -. ,,....L NJ. ,.-,...-,..
uiH'e w '"e u'p'nui VI 'i'' -''n' in' "s" "''"h
was complete. fcket iaunch NJ. vas destroyer
hy the epetpy's shot And su,k. One NAV cscapcl
i, -. c.. .r, ,l.. -. ,,
WIN ''"' ''''''
Commander Aacomb writes that from 'rc'Iu-
s,anc.s which hay. nnc. occurred s,n able IL 10.
-,
'SN ''S 1905 N " - 'N
u. u. P0RrRr-
Roo, Admiral Com S,rth A,,artj, s,uadron
NT'om "e sun ''"'"' hePO''''
TnE ALnEaAGtE.
fhe ConfcIe,a,o irou..lui ram klhefuarlc re-
-. ,...-., o,.. -, -,
Por'e' !" h"'c ucen "'N'''s'' VI" INV 80" "'' -
the l. 5 picket boat No. !, was built ia the Roam
l.r,., ,r ,ho ,,,,,,so ,r ,,...;-, Al, ,go,c-s -
'"' '''
NoHh Sarohha ol our naval VESSELS ahi dfNhf
og the United States troops who were L.. aici NJ
,o,ops ,os,, nm s.ve,.i .,.. b. .s srr.,d
"'''' '""' Wv "''
'''.o"' ''',,-' 'i'' w, '',''' '"'" '','' Al'
h"'''y W. N-' o.n W '''' '''' VIC - "'''
$50 ,',..' s1I',,' ,,.,..' 4" 100
ueASo" ''''l',
.nH ic- cSnsor,s Cote ,rtrr md I'-,t.tl
and after d terrific conflict, the Ahcnnrlo was
forced 70 re'feN' haV,ht p'h "'rlouHy utnhf NJ
Sss'aens, Ihe Cotton pint ci.aped. but N, D,nb-
.heu' vhicb had been caruirei a short time nre-
vtous, was rccap.pred From That time until a icy
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Political.

IHR NANbthNrFS FOR COUNTY OFPICks.-.
A. tho approaching election the people will bc call
Ell upon to vote for candidates ~ dll some of tho
most important County onc,s in tho XII, OF tbs
people. These official positions arc accompanied by
crnolunonts aud PATRONAGE sutfcisn, to In uce TIN
people to be very careful IN their selection OF n.
inca, who 10 li thsss a.ci after the guiIra1cs
of the Iaoplc have jcciied the importan, question
OF Who is clocted 2" Ia order 10 vote lntslh-
gently the following brief notice OF tbs dlGcr,a,
candidates will lie found interesting:
roR sHrprpv.
1,-.o,,,,.,.' a., 80,
ihr'c candidates are IN tn" h'ld' the Hon Jod'
H., ,..
sI,cs s ,S~ ns,a n''. % and new A'..r' h.A ''rssdy
p", vac oi'' "'opia''y to tho people. rhis
gentleman, who IS ono Of the Trustees Of 81. Pa
C.,r,,,,,. .,,, NV wy ="
Ai' ''"'' "''' P'''oi ni"~'" comps
tent aSn 'vSc ,1',an' n principal orp.n'n. ;, Mr.:
"cPioh''h nomination. and Ia alS' endorsed by
very large number Of influential oinscns,
who ,''ss%'s. i, him as the soae,ol'n' gentleman
who" charities to the poor some years ago accom-
plishoi 81 much toward avct.ing from very largo
number of ucracn. tho ,,s,,csa ,cc,s;o,ct n,
we're winter season, anJ a lack Of employment. Tn
accustomed a, he ia 4, oni,isl us. novo,,h,,.s.
there arc m.ny rSoboIoyo % ,Ss. ', r.rms, S,'n w""
learn the rcrcs" and give satisfaction to the pub
lic II votes cnpuyh mr., ,.., a., Lin, IN ..c,,. Nj,
election. Michael Couno,lv. tho ,b,rd e,nJ,d,,.
IL Democrat, who has been nominated bv III,
a, . ~ "'
mozart AMI M'h'on organizations lie Isl known
elected a + lice Ju.tI,c la, s.u n. I. h,.w.r
D..
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Ma!ne, New Hampshire, We u,n,,
issachusetts, KLJdr H. atud, C1pi,estcut
SewY York, New jersey, tD.s, lv,i,',.
MARYLAND, Delaware Wcs,V rrin =.
kentucky, l'nnosfcc, Iudi".ia,
Illinois " glunsu, Mp...,.Y.
Missouri, loSh M,-rt ,4
kAussS California, Orcluu.
Committees on Re- oluton. md N,tior,l G m.
mi,,ee were next appointed. The room hciur iolui
too small for the uunte-s present, no C9uvolti a
adjourned ,o the larRc Hall whore 4 Wa o i-cIs.i
by Mr.. wors, who 'aid
lie hal never teen ans shin, !n me Drn,cra1
pbrty nut private in the rauks. lie hid, b w.
c,.r always voted with Tie pu'., al sd ~ A. e,I
its pru'pies according 10 ltuu J. 'c,.un, ;n,l,l
which were equal aEd exact lu- uc' a. all uleL, IA,
matter ui What State l'r-u- pa. ~ .lAusc
Ar.stocrats however, did uO' lie te .Ins.Diu.cl
principle, and they thought tat lv pi g.ondint T.
Join ,ney would brcak It up, T0ch thty ,un.i
Jackson, but With hIm thcY aEually hlcd, Tor by
the Eternal he would no. s,.nl Ihv.r yr.s,ucia.rl
(Applaus,l lie now saw around him slual pnri
winch, Ike Ill .curu, would grow into lave or
aud surcsi pyo' &c whole Coutlneni. Ia in,, la
believed this 10 tc tho rrscacrciiou of the u, mo
criuic piriy. H. c0utended that The D,mo,,t,', i,
party lcre wss ruled BY the moncyrd a a.
lucracy VI EpglGid, Tor tho agent o. tho II a..
chills controlled il, ApTlausel At this me.
rnent q pro- osslon OF War Domocrats frOm
Newark, New Jersey, entered thr hai .ni
were welcomed with Immense cheers. !hrs
cheers Here then gwen for Lucolp aud Johnson
h'enco being restored the speaker wonl cn to Y,y
that belmont would make FIRST rate sccro;sry u
tie Treasury II Mcclellan was eleetel. The Ro!hs-
tCantInssa on tsst piIs.l
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Another Pirate Fitting Oui for Operations
IN tho ,.uii.

The plan Of seizlng steamers sa,l.rg from unhcd
s-a.es L4sls .nI eol,sn!Iy lheal .ull pL.l.A says
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Rebel Idea Of an Arwi.ticr.

The Charleston MrIcrN says: e." President
DAVIS who has hecn opposed to making any con
ccssous whatever to the enemy, has been finally
prevailed upon TO grant an aruustcc 10 the rth.
provided 1t ia solicited in rcsrc 'tful manner.
Ills proposed armistce Il granted raises the block
sdc ~ land and sea, which will enable our reoplc
rom our service will then hc glad 10 return, Ia
order t. receive thc'r pay and sn honorable 1ia.
charge which will give va a. additional force os
two hundred thousand veterans. Thcn. II hcst!h-
tcs arc resumed the South is sure Of aiccess.
Therefore, We ose nothing ny granting this expert
ricrt to the YANKEES who hsve openly confessed
that they are whipped by proclamns the war On
their part failure"
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THE ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS.

DOnnhue and Ferry Sentenced
10 imprisonment for Life.
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r OST-ON SUNDAY, BOTH OCT, BET. =:
IL and o'clock in the Bowery, bet Prince and ~
At, small silver watch, gold back. The finder VIII
.,r.., so
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A BRILLIANT EXPLOIT.

Rebel Ram Albermarle Blown Up
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The Latest News

Enemy RepulSed with Heavy Loss.
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r OST-ON MONDAY NIGHT, OCT. 3lST.,
II squirrel fur Collar In Kvinston 81, bet. LID
ridge and FORSYTH ste. The Under will he suitably
rewarded by returning 10 TO the owner at 100 Ed
rid,e Al - Sc
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FROM THE n. CAROLINA COAST.
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r OST A SHIPPING RECEIPT BOOK,
II with the initials -. j. &. Rour' on back. ANY
,ne returning It will receive IS reward. JOHN
JENEIT & SONS, lS2 Front Of. go
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
THE ROUND TABLE.

A NATIONAL WEEKLY PAPER.
 Established for the free and impartial dis cussion of current topics in every department of American Life and Letters.
 POLITICS WITHOUT PARTISANSHIP, LITERATURE WITHOUT PREJUDICE,
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 Is announced in response to the denand of the American People for National Peri odical which shall critcise with i"depsn- dence and gor, the subjects that occupy the attention of the public from week to week. The list contributors includes the names of many who re identified with the best in cial and literary.
 THE ROUND TABLE
 Will contain trenchant articles on the topics of the day, domestic and foreign impartial reviews of recent publications criticisms of works of art, and of worthy dramatic aud mu- sical entertainments; and the news of the week in the various departments of at, litera- ture and science.
 Letters commendatory of the enterprise have been received from Professor Longfeliow. Ma thaniel Hawthorne, John G. Whittier, George w. Curtis, Donald G. Mitchell ('' k Marvel,') , Dr J. G. Holland, ('.Timothy Titcomb. Hon. George s. Hiliard, Col. Henry Howard, (Phn- nix, k. L. Dr. Joseph Haven, Chicago Theo- logical semiualy,) Reuben A. Guild, (Brown Universally James c. Yelling, tEaitor Na' fiona. LatelAgencer.) Key. Hubbard Winslow, ,D.D New York Professor J. II. Seeley, Amherst College, Mass.] Rev. Edwin Stone. [Provi- de9ce. R. I.,] and large number of prominent writers and thinkers in different parts of the country, all of whom express themselves inter ested in the establishment of Q irst-elass lite rary and critical journal. The highest price is paid for contributions, and the best best | talent of the land is engaged.
 THE RnIINn "A pJ T fn hn hand ,ou alv printed in quarto form, each number contain ing sixteen large pages The first number will appear in the seco2d week of December A limited space reserved for first class advertise ments.
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A T Court of Probate holden at Torrington A within and for the District of Torrington. on the 23d day of November, A. D. 1863.
 PnEsENT-John Boyd, Acting Judge
 Stanley Grisvold. Executor of the last Will within said Distaict. deceased. having repre- sented said estate insolv, nt, and given notice to all concerned, to appear before this Court the present day, ar o'clock, afternoon, to be heard relative to the appointment Of Commis- slcnsrs and no one appearing. this Court doth appoint Hiram Goodwin and Ammi Giddings, Commissioners to examine and adjust the claims of the creditors ofsaid es state: and also doth decree that six months fIom this date be allowed them to exhibit their claims to said commissioners, and doth direct that public no. tiee Of this order be given by advertising the same in newspaper published iu Litchiield counsy' and bypostinS copy thereof on the public slgn-post in said town of Torrington. nearest the place whele the deceased last dwelt
 Certified from Record,
 JOHN BOYD. Acting Judge. The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the office ot Hiram Goodwin n Hitch- cocksvile, on the 4th day of January, 1864. and on the 2ad day of May, 1864, at the Pro. bate office in Wolcottville. at o'clock in the forenoon. on each of said days, for the purpose of attending oa the business sof said appoint ment.
 HIRAM GOODWIN. ,,;..,...u
 AMMI GIDDINGS. oommissionere All persons indebted to said Estate arc re suested ts make immediate payment to
 STANLEY GRISWeLD, Exscutor.
 aws7.
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l NAUGATUCK RAILROAD On and afte,
 IN Saturday, Dec. 26, 1868, Trains will run l as follows: GoIxa NoErH.-Leove Rridgpor. r.-10.l5A N. For Winsted, connecting with the 500 A. Il. Train from New York, and with the o.45 A. \. from New Haven, and connecting at Watsrbu ry with Train to and from Hartford. 12.20 P. II. Freight Train for Waterbury. 5. 16 ?. Y. For Winsted. connecting with the 500 P. N. Train from New York, and the 5, co P. N: Train from New Haven, and Water bury with Train from Hartford. Go4sa SoUr4:-LeaVe Winsted.- 635 A. N. For Bridgeport New York and New Haven, connecting at Waterbury with train for Hart ford.
 I2s5p M. For Bridgeport, New York and New Haven, connecting at Waterbury with train for Har tford.
 Lears Waterbury tor Me South.
 3.15 q For Bridgeport, New York and New Haven.
 S25 A. N. Freight Train for Bridgeport.
 3.40p. M. For Bridgeport. New York and New Haven.
 Lsaue Waterdury tfor ms North. 10 P. N. Train for Winsted. 7.O4 P. N. For Winsted. The Stage from Norfolk connects with the G. 35 A N. Train down from Winsted, and re- turns on the arrival of The 516 P. N. Train from Bridgeport.
 The Woodbury Stage arrives to connect at Seymour with the 63S A. Train down from Winsted. and returns on the arrival of the
 1915 A. N. Train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford, Otis, Cole
 brook, Burlington, Ltchtield and Bethlem, ar
 rvcs to connect with the 1255 P. A. Train down from Winsted, and returns on the arri
 val of the 10 Is A. A. Train up from Bridge port
 Tho Stage for Harwinton leaves Litchield Station on the arrival of the 10 15 A. M. Train l up from Bridgeport. | The Stage from Wa.ertown connects with the S.l5 A. N. Train down from Waterbury and returns on the arrival of the 1915 A | Train up from Bridgeport. | The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottville on | the arrival of the 1915 N. Train from Bridge port. A Discount of cents made to Passengers purchasing Tickets at the Office. c. WATERBURY, SuperintGt Bridgeport, Dec. 25. 1868. If S1
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
FOR SALE.

FaHHE Farm formerly owned and occupied
 z by the late Henry Moore-is pleasantly situated about and s-4 miles North of the Village of Salisbury, on the road to Chapin- vile. It contains Sixty Six Acres, sui ably divided into Plow, Moving, Pasture and Wood Land-and for any one wishing to pur. chase small Farm, it has many recommends, tions Terms liberal Enquire of $. B. MOORE, at Salisbury Centre, or WM LAsDoN. near the premises.
 Salisbury Dec. 21st, 1868. tfS6
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
PROBATE.

1ESHE Court of Probate for the District oa N Litchield hath limited and allowed six months from the. date hereof, for the crsditofs to the Estate of Mrs. Clarissa Chase, late of Morris in said District, deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settle ment. Those neglecting to present their &C., counts within said time, properly attested, will be debarrsd recovery. All persons in- debted to ssid estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 ABEL c. TRACY, Adm'r. January 6, 1864. 3St8s
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
ICon. in nunicsted.
PulIa on onaryECansuznpticn A Cu-

 rabie Disease IA CARD.-To CoHsUMr- Tlvss. --rha undersigned having been resto: ed t" he~lsa in few .cks. by a very sir pie Tsasiy. after having suffered several years with ovsre luag affection, and that dread d!Asass, Consumption h anxious to make ka,~a to his fellow sntfersrs tine means of Gura. To sll who desire it. he will send . copy of ths prescription used Gree of charge,) with directiaasaer -prersring and using the snms., which thsy will find c sure cnse fos coNsuMr- iqsoa, AsrxaA, BRONCHITIS, CoucAs. COLDS, &c. sThs only sojsct of tho advertiser ia sending <ks Prescription is to benefit the afflicted. and alSsAd Information which he .eonceives to be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will $ry hts remedy, as it will oo~t them nothing. aud may prove blessing.
 Parties wishing the prescription will please address
 Rsv. \. WILSON. williamsbursh, Kings County. HUns Eaw York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07

woLcorT LIBRARY ASSOCIATION WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES, 1884, HEyHE first lecture of this course will be de. U livered at the Court House. Litchfela, on Thursday Evening, January 7th, 1864. by JOHN D. CHAApLIN, Esq. Subject 'SIoddy.' Tickets 25 cents. Lectures to commence st o'clock.
 2w37
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DONATION.

FHyHE friends of Rev. G. J. Hayrisan are in- -E vited to Donation Visit at the Parson- age in Milton, Thursday, Jan. l4th, 1864, af- tsrnoon and evening.
 Per order of CoHHITTzE Should the weather be stormy, the visit will be deferred to the next fair day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
Dr. Terrel's Healing Oint-
 HleMf,

fHiHE pleasantest to use. The Cheapest and
 the Best
 {. :, For Sore Lips or Nose. Chapped Hands Frosted Feet, Burns, scslds, Corns, Pinples on the gacs Salt Raeum. Piles (eisher Itching or Bxtsraai,) Sores oa Children, Scsld Head, :CAaaaa of Ia!auts, InAamed or Broken Breast, Iaaamasory Rhsumatiym, kc. No family akupld b. wishout box of this valuable Oint- meat. to apply imm mediately in case of s Burn. .Friss g cents. 1yS0
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
ALL KINDS OF BLANKS.

N Nlrlsst ALLsylArex for Corns. Bunions. Ten Ass EAAk, Ac., sold by druggists and sent by aail as E aAd 50 cents per box. For infsmed Assisss, fessered eorns. ingIowing nails. Ac uss Dr. Bafaa's uarivallsd modern curative ssld sy druggists and seut by mail at 50 cts ana Sl psr box. Corns, bupions. tos-nails, aAa all diseases of tho feet, skilfully and suc- esssfully treated by Dr. J BaIGGs, Surgeon, 6hlrsysAist, t., 2l1 Broadway. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07

l kENI'o. EAST INDIA COFFEE has all the flavor of OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, and is but half the price: and also that
 RENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE | has twice the strength of Java or any othe, Coffee whatever, and wherever nsed by oul first class ho.els and steamboats, the stewardi say thereis beingof 50 per cent. RENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE is the most healthy beverage known, and i. very nutritious The weak and intrm may | use it at all times with impunity. The wife oi 1 the Rev. Raves, local minister of the NJ. R. Church, Jersey City, wfio has not been able to use any coffee for fifteen years, can use RENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE three times day without injury, i; being ..e1l- tirsly free from these properties that produce nervous excitement.
 Dr. JAMES BOYLE, of 12G CHAMBERS ST.. says: '' have never known any Coffee so healthful nutritious, and free from all iniuri. ous qualities, as
 RENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE.
 advise all my patients to drink it uniyer- sally, even those whom l have hitherto pro- hibited the use of Coffee.''
 The Principal of the New York Eye IEfirn- ary says: s'1 direct all the patients of our h. stitution to use exclusively
 RENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE. and would not De without it on any account .''
 The REV. c. LARUE, an eminent clergyman of the M. P. Church, now stationed at Halsey Street Church, Newark. says of
 RENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE,
 ''1 have used it nearly year in my family and find it produces no ache of the head or nervous il irritation. as in tle case of all other Cofees. It is exceedingly pleasant, and cor. dially recommend it toalI clergymen and their families
 RENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE Is used daily by the families of Bishop Ames, Bishop Baker, and many of the most distin. guished clergymen and professional men in the country"
 BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS and be sure that the packages are labeled
 RENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE.
 154 EEDE-ST., NEW YORK. as there are numerous counterfeits afioat under the name of 'Genuine East India Coffee !" Original East India Cotfee,'. etc., put forth to deceive the unwary.
 In h. packages, and in boxes of s6. 60 and 100 lbs, for Grocers and large Consumers Sold by Grocers aenera9ly. 3m28
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
Who Will Volunteer 2

A N opportunity is now given to the Militia "A ry Subjects of Litchfeld County, to
 ENLIST IN THE 9TH REGIMENT C. V.
 Sergeant PLUME of Htchfeld. and Corporal SEYMOUR of New Hartford, will be in the Coun- ty for 2 few weeks, to enlist those who will share their fortunes with the 9th.
 This Regiment needs no recommendation it has spoken for itself on many battle-felds, and now it asks you by its thinned ranks to fill the places of those that have fallen in the service of their country, or been disabled by sickness or wounds. Nowis the time Save your reputation and the bountiss before the coming of the draft. 4t34s
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
NOfIce

A WOOD SPELL will be given to the Rev R George Richards, by his friends and pa rishioners, on Wednesday the 18th day of Jan 1864. Should the weather be untavorable or that day. it will be postponed to the first fail day.
 Litchfrld, Jan. 9th, 1884 lt38s
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION or THH
rs1ox HARDWARE COMPANY.

Pa IN sss AGREEMENT. ..-Be 1t Known, Th.t we the andsrsignsd, do hereby associate ourselves as body DO itic and corporate, pursuant to the RtAtuts ct the State of Connecticut relating to Joint Stock Corporations, and tho following ass the Articles of Association and Agreement:
 ARTrckn l. The name of said Corpor tton skAn bs the Union Hardware Company" ART. 2. Tho capital stock of said Col pors- ,tisn shall b. Twelve Thousand Dollars, and shall be divided into Four Hundred and Eighty Shares of Twenty Five Dollars each.
 ART g. The purpose for which said Corpo- ,ration is established, is the following, to wit To manufacture aud deal in Skates and wrought Iron Ware and all articles composed in whole .or . part of Steel, Iron, Erase and Wood. To manufacture and deal in Machinery, and to buy and sell Real Estate--to purchase and sell all articles necessary and convenient to the prosecution ef said business, and to do all acts Incidental to the same.
 ART. 4 The Statute aforesaid relating to Joint Stock Corporations, is hereby particular ly referred to, and made'a part of these Arti- !, clss and this Corporation is hereby established snd-organised pursuant to said Act, and shall have the powers and proceed according to the rsgaiatsons spsciRed therein.
 essAar. Each subsSsiber agrees to take the namesr of Shares annexed to his name to be Corporation shall direct.
 ART :. The said Corporation is located in ehe sown oi Iorrington. County of Ltchfield, and State of Connecticut
 Dased ,asI as Darlington, the lst day of Janua Ssbsmibers' Names. N.
 aso.L,. i.a ., One hundred and sixty. Franxun Ear.eI r Ons hundred and sixty. Achille '. Migeon One hundred and s;xty
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
To the Ladies
LEICizFYELD COUNTY. FALL MILLINERY.

ER;E are now receiving the latest styles of w New York MILLINERY, to which your attention is invited.
 Velvet, Silk, Straw and Felt HATS. RIBBONS, FLOWERS and FEATHERS. All Styles of HATS for Misses and Children. A beautiful Assortment of WQRSTED
 GOODS.
 Ladies DRESS CAPS; Kid GLOVES in
 choice cOlors. An endless Variety of TOYS and FANCY " GOODS!! MOURNING HATS on hand and made to
 order. - f'' sg DRESS and CLOAK MAKING, Se. 60. At MRS. BISHOPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
THE FARM WILL BE soLD!l

AIe -HI " H11H1 111I NO14D A VALUABLE Place in which to invest the "A Green Backs, returning them with inter est in a few years, Said Farm is too well kao~n to require a description It contains goo acres, 60 in wood, convenient buildings, will keep 25 COWS, yoke of oxen, and horse through the year. Is six miles from Winsted ands -four from Norfolk Centre. Said Farm can now be purchased of the Subscriber at a bar gain. JAMES NJ. COWLl.S
 Norfolk. Dec. 2S, 1868.
 The amount of products sold for cash the past year from the above Farm. is over sl 900 as the figures will show 37t4