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, 1864-10-04

CoIrlD1sa GEEERAlLT.-A Reriea o! collisions
were IN force yesterday near The corner Of Ran
do,ph and Dearborn streets. which speaks volumes
In favor Of the attacking force, and Of the wheel
wright who built the inausmzte part Of 1t. An ex-
presB waeou &drawn Of eou1te BY horse). was
thrown forciby aRainst smother eIpress wagon. a
buggy. hack. und a street car Several persons
were frightened. md oDe or TWO had an narrow
escape but no material damage was done,
, 1864-10-04

GnAsp Union RA11Y.-Brysn HaI will be open
on Thursdsy esening. A grand Union rally will
be held then III d there, Hor. r. c. 1ngerso1l, Of
Peoris. on The platform. Let there be good turr-
OUT. 1ngereoll ls el..quent hamuroua, sensible
and tln hiul. He will be here without fail. Let
all prepare TO welcome him.
, 1864-10-04

TuE 1i1sr REo1aENr.-This regiment, about
aeyen hpnozed strong, commauded br Colonel S.
Broneon arrived in ths city late list evening" and
sxcrc eute,tuiueo At the Rest. Such Was the Late
b"ur at which ,hty arrived that VI are unable to
give further parttrL lars.
, 1864-10-04

DOARDING.-Afaw boardsYs can
ID b. acc commodAtod ii so South Clinton t.reer,
Rno1n. furr tAhe1 or Rnfnfnl4hed. pCs LAO It
, 1864-10-04
nhoVICKER'S THEATRE

CAY q d E1l0Id11 AFTERNOON.
" kIETY TIL EAT R E.
Nos, lis and III Dearborn stteet:
C. II, ,CHAnWIEK.. ....... Proprietor and Aanek1s
L. FITCH. and Stare Mdaa2o9s
, 1864-10-04

Monday Eyen,ne. Oct, %, arst a1psa1aasa @ of
JOHNNY nOYD, Jig Dancer ana Ethiopian Come.
, 1864-10-04

POCKET P1cKED.-A ecnt'cmtn from Paines
Willie, Ohio. paued Gcorse 7. Day, teacher BY
profession. Ind bis pockets picked OF nearly two
bunorrd dollar. =, the Michigan Southern depot
on Saturday hight The money WAS In his hreast
pocket, and his coat wa4 cut open. BE has no sns-
pycaon as to the identity of the thieG
, 1864-10-04

DOARDlNG.-O1e ron suitable
} tcr two gentlemen. At "a wabash aven7ss
southsaat corner Of Randolph l:reet. a feE caJ
ha a Aa4n f.sl.8
, 1864-10-04

6cAIz OF 1P11oBs:-Perqueste q eents: Dras! Ctr
Gle, a5r Private Boxes 4Je0 and u oo si1xls aeas
N boxts, IS ce-tl-
ofr
, 1864-10-04

NV' p ~ Z as1sts, 1n1CHsV VC+ E''7 u
w ANTED Agents Wanted. i.
w Good re1i&>ls man wante3 In e7ery county in
f6s Wes to se re- pest pooke tor agents published
soI1 giveo., A~dz=ss CLAkKK d CO.. Sc Wa.Eiug.
ton street.. Chicago. 4e4r 4933 lot
, 1864-10-04

S7RrN01nZH1Ho.--We read in the good book Of
Strengthening the hands and confirming the feeble
knees. Evidently there are those in our day who
look upon It a. Christian duty. though nc would
not wleh 10 BE- understood as imputing an extra
amount Of ftehteneet to brother boring, who List
Sabbath just prcvione TO the comnencement Of
the eery1ces At ht church tDeaplaines Street II. E..
received the following. tlgutd :. Money" With an
Z ttcofed: -'Mr. P1eacher-Str: Knowing that
ulu can preach better With money IT. his pocket,
send sou this Plt,anee. Plea.e accept this. and
, 1864-10-04

FIFTH W1scoSs1.--This regiment, Col. T. C.
Allen. p.s.cd through the city on Sunday. from
Madison, en- sottts for the Army Of the Potomac.
They were properly cared for as the Ross: Toe
Thet len On the Micht an Southern Ratlroid at
10 o'clock F. II.
, 1864-10-04
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:ufatelJ - letter the Kind Of Farm Iantod. II
ron Nlh our Farm o1r send 11ll de8c tps1cn.
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SUa ssi4sn, Gapitan, Gin gGQrt 10 gut mic
~tlufene.
Garnuf rsGns i'd, iaste glouspen. Sect unter-
saIte Did rsitsr nit rieiem SlliGGen 8unr :;
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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
Sale of 6 Per Cent State Bonds.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT

Y Treasury Office, Hartford, July B. 1864. PROPOSALS for the purchase of S2 ,000, O0O of the Bonds of the State of Coilnecti- gut, will be received at the office oY the Treas uIer in Hartford, until Tuesday the 9th day of August, 1864, at o'clock, P. M. of that day. IA deposit of five per cent. on the amount subscribed will be required AS guaranty for the faithful performance ef the proposals to be applied on account of the purchase, orsto be, returned to unsuccessful bidders.
 No bid will be accepted at less than the par value of the bonds, and full payment in funds current in New York will be required within fifteen days notice of the award. Interest will be allowed and paid on all payments from the date thereof, until the lst day of October, 1864 The Treasurer reserves the right to 'reject such bids as he may dccm not to be for the interest of the State."
 The bonds will bear date of October 1<t 1864, with six per cent. interest coupons at tached, payable on the first days of April and October of each year, at the Ireasurcrs Office in Hartford. with the principa! payable in thirty years from date, or at an earlier period sfter ten years, at the pleasure of the General Assembly, and will be made payable to the person or persons to whom they may be issu- ed, or to bearer. and be transferable oh dcliv- cry!
 The faith and credit of the State of Con. necticnt are hereby pledged for the payment of the interest and for the redemption of the principal of said bonds, and the sale of which Is authorized by Act of the General Assembly, passed and approved. July g. 1864.
 It l6 GABRIEL w. corr, Treasurer:
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
Books 6 Stationery.

Who sells the cheapest and the best. Whose goods on their own merits rest? Whose books will always stand the test :?
 Iris PATTON's. And who supplies the latest news? Which does such floods of light ditfwse, And whose rectals all pcruse?
 'Tis PATToN. The Magazines you re sure to find, The best and fairest of their kind, Choice food, and pleasant for the mind,
 At PA1TON'S. For Blank Books, whither shall we go: Who can the best assortment show?. Whose goods are prime. and prices low?
 Why, PATIO Our School Books. next where siall i've buy At HOTCHKtSs BLOCK you'd better try You'll always Ind a choice si!rtly Rcligio(s works we Wish to find, fnsn Ssn fo sthp oaa a4s sss Sf teF Bind
 Io PAr1oS's. A choice assortfnGht Is in stock. Upon the shelves .H!thIn "TftE SLICK" And Books of cHefy I;hi bAt '' Mock.'
 At tAITUN's. And many other things are thcrt, Whose worth I cannot. half declare; But all arc good, and cheap and lair, At PATToN's. NO. 8, HUIrHEtSs', BEbck.
 WAreRsURI, CoEN. 6tl5
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
GEN. HEADQUARTERS STATE OF CohN., ] ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFtCE,
 HARTFORD, July 2d, 1864

3Circular
 It has como to the notice of. this Depart ,nsnt that frequent cases have occurred where the families of Volunteers, becGeoe of some 'informality in the records of enlistment, have ''found difficulty in obtaining the reg uar State bounty due them. and have therefore employ ed 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 unneeessdy, under any circumstances, to employ agents in the c"llcc- tion of State bounties If from any cause, the raymastcr-Gencrai or selcctmen of towns are unable to ray them oh demand or when due. parties are requested to addiess this of fee either verbally or by letter. Immediate attention will be given to the case and if the bounty is properly due, steps vii, be taken tu secure its payment, without charge or cost to the Volunteer or his family.
 II, Selectmen of towns are requested to extend this information to the families and friends oi Volunteers.
 lm!4 HORACE J. MORSE, 4 dit. Gen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
PROBATE.
ISTRICT of Bridgeport; si., Probate D Court. July 1864 7,

n1STRICT of Bridgeport si.. Probate .D Court. July 1864, T,
 Upon the application of George B. Waller of Bridgeport. showing to tnis Court that he A parent and guardian to Susan E, Waller of said Bridgeport, minor belonging to said district, and that said Minor ia the owner of the following real sstate,. yiz.: n,
 The undivided one sixth pert of piece sf land situated in the town of New Milford in Litehfeld County. in New Preston Bocisty . so called-Bounded noEsherix. on the line .be- tween the tqNns of New Milford and Kent; sasterly on the line between the, ,teyns of New Milford and Washington; southerly on the land of John C.. Ackley il part, and in part on lshd of Daniel Dayton; apd west on land of John c. Ackiey in part, in part on highway, and in part oh John Couch's land-the> said tract containing one hundred and twehty-fvs acres. more or less, with dwelling hohss and other buildings thereon. and with highway running through the same-being formerly the estate of Kinda Ackiey. deceased the said one sixth thereof being the interest of aafd mil nors thereiH, .beihg valued at about seven hundred ana fifty dollars, and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real es- some other meet person be empowered to tsll the same, as per application on file, dated Ju- lys s64. more fully appears; ..
 Osdered-That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office in Bridgeport. on the 18th day of QctobeE.. 1894, at ten o'clock forenoon and that notice thersof be prblish- ed in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies three weeks sue cessively, at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 3t17 JAMES L GOULD. Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11

N ADVERTISEMENTS the great advance IN in all kinds of Goods, our plan is to mark down instead of tip.
 But Why?
 Everybody is asking Why : Cause, In He Fall we hope to do Somethihg EaEe.
 OUR DRESS GOODS STOCK
 ALL MARKED DOWN. HOSIERY, &c.,, Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest
 Lot in the City. SILK MITTS, 60 Cts.-Old Price. $l.00. 100 Dog. Linen WRISTBANDS, at less than
 one half price of the Linen. 50 Dog. Linen Shirt Fronts-Satne way: Summer Mantles at your own price. As in this world change must sweep OCT us
 all, So we d inform you Summer Goods have had
 a fall, And notwithstanding Gold is rising very high Green Backs at the Arcade, all kinds of Goods
 will buy. Now, if a bargain you'd secure. do not too
 long delay, But strike 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 tfey may be highef. But here they go! We shan't dwell. Let next year take care of itself.
 Respectfully, If 14 E. T. TURNER. Waterbury, July 2oth, 1864.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
JAMES L GOULD, Judge.
nIsTRICT of Pl1 1,-~.th, ss. Probate Court. D August 9th, 1864. <.

n nIsTRICT of Pl1 ~"th, ss. Probate Court. 4J August 9th, 1864. :. .,. Estate of JOSEPH SHELTON ,lats of Plymouth in said district, deceased
 The Court of Probate for the District of Plymouth hath limited and allowedsix month from the date hereof. for the creditors cf said estate, represented insolvent.. in which tc ex7 hibit their claims thereto and has appoi ated Henry R. Kelly and Oliver Smith of Plymouth, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by
 LEWIS SMITH.
 Acting Judge for said District. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the dw@lling-house of George E. shel- ton in said Pig outh, on the 9th days of No vember and February next, at one clock in the afternoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of of,attendins to the business of said appointment
 nESnr n',n.a R; RE KELLY. comm'rs. All persons, indebted to said estate. are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 GEORGE E. SHELTON,
 AUGUSTUS c. SHELTON, or
 . DAVID sHELToN.I., r. 17t3s Executors
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
0eneral Headquarters, State
 COnnectic ut.
ADJuTANT GESEhAl's OFFICE,
 Hartford, July 27, 1864

ADJufAHr GESERAL's OFFICE, a Hartford. July 2, 1864. ] G4Aerai Orders, No. 6.]
 \ l: Appointments ot Receivers to receive de posits for the procuration of substitutes in ac. ,cordance with General Orders No. current seties. are announced as follows: ( FoF Harttord County-.George P. Bisseil. Central Ha1i, Hartford. For New Haven County7E 7Edvatd H. Towns end. Townsend Savings Bank, New Haven. For Fairfield County-Robert T. Clark, Bridgegort City Bank, Bridgeport: . For Wfndham County-A. F. Fisher, Wind ham County Bank. Brooklyn.
 For Holland County-George D. Hastings, Holland County Bank, Toiiand.
 For Litcbdeid County-d. R. Colt. Phenix Branch Bank, Litchfeld.
 For MiddIesex Coahty--M. B. Copeland, Middletcwn Bank, Mide 1efoWh. Fer New London County-S s. B Mcrce, Nor. wt6h Bank, No%sch Bank, Norwich.
 II. Deposits will be received at and after 10 o'clock. A. M., Wednesday, August 3d, 1864. TIL These receivers will give ample notice in their respective Counties should they de- eide to receive deposits at other locations than their places of business, as named above.
 1V. The names of any persona who shall forward theix deposits by mail or express will not be enrolled until after the deposits shall 4AYs bee been received from those persons who rce9Yer on that day, and their names enrolled in the order that such deposit Is received.
 Each person shall make only one deposit of hhree hundred dollars, but such deposit may be in his own name or the name of another party.
 /: V. The Receiver shall give to each person making such deposit, receipt for the s,nie; stating that the money shall be used in ac- cordance with General Orders, No. 5. these Head Quarters.
 By order of His Excellency,
 WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM.
 Governor and Commander int Chief
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
nISTRICT of Etchfield, ss Probate Court,

B N IS RlCl or LltchheIu, SE. Probate Court, HV August 9th. 1864.
 Estate of CLAR1ssA CHASE, late of Morris in said district. deceased
 Ordtred-That the Administrator exhibit his Administration account to this Court for ad- jnstment at the Probate Office in I.itchield, on tLe l7th day of Augiist iset at O clock forenoon and that all persons interested in said estate may be hot:'ed thereof, said Ad- ministrator will caus. ii Order to be pub- lished in a newspap"1 ...ei in I.itchfield in a:'iI f1s5 a|s''isfE fEbWeARp b5ReA W. SEYMOUR, Jadss n IsTR1CT ,f Kent, ss Probate Court, Ju. -AV ly 3Oth, 1864
 Estate of DENNIS HrRD, late of Kent in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate fol. tho. disttirt of keIit hath limited and allowed SIX hnonshs from the date hereof, for tie ciistlitots of said estate. tspresented .insolvent, in which to exhibit their c!ai:sis thereto, and has appointed John l. Stewart and Charles s. Fuller, Commits. sioners to receive and examins said claims. M. s. BARNUM, Judge. Tile Subscribers give notice. that they vii, meet at the House of Edward Judd in said Kent, on the lith day of August; 1864, and the llth day of Jantary. l866, for the purpose of atteiid!ng to the business of said appointihent.
 5Gas Snas i: f. fSnx.a'' Fs,z.n, comrn'rs. .. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 l6tS EZRA M. ROWLAND, Adm'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
Notice.

A TIER this date. we shall sell GOODS only A, for Cash, or in exchange for Produce. We deem this course best ior Iopr own interest, as we'll as the iptesests of odf Customers, owing to the constant fauctuatiogRs in prices, and the fact that it is now genorallg. a1oftcd through. out the country.. We shah epntinue to sell tho highest current rates for prodpee.
 All persons indebted to us. are requested to settle at their earliest convenience.
 BROOKS GRo4tfRRS.
 Goshen, August 4th, 1861. l'ctsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
GENERA
IT ADQEARTEES STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

u>sAN III h0$IdI o la UT
 CONNECTICUT.
 ApyurAxr GENERALS OFFICE,
 Hartford, July 2lst, 1864.
 CEREBRAL ORDERS, No. 5.
 Regulations for Prututhg. .Sabstitates in tn,
 Rebel States.
 1. It is provided .Ay the. regulations of tn, War Department, that if itis desired to put any of the recruits obtained il. rebel State, inte service as substitutes before or after draft they must be sent without expense to the Gov erpment, by the Recruiting Agent, to the Dis trfct in which the principal is enrolled, ant there be mustered in by the Provost Marshal who will issue the proper substitution pa pers.
 2. An Agent from each County will be ap pointed by the Governor and Commander-in. Chief to proceed to the States fh rebellion .o obtain substitutes for such persons as desire them, and Receiver for each County will be appointed to receive deposits of money for the procuration of .slbstItutes. F..
 3. These Receivers, whose names and loca. tions will be hereafter announced will at and after 10 o clock A. H.. Wednesday, August Sd 1864: receive deposits in the sum of three hundred dollars (sS00 from all persons desir ing that substitutes shall De procured for them under this plan. Each persons name shall be enrolled in the order that tuch de posts are made. . 4 Each Recefvsr will (pntsl ciEcpWstancss shall warrant an increase of the numbsr) le- ceive deposits for not more than one hundred and fifty persons
 g. The sum of three hu ndred dollars ($3OO, ] so deposited, shall be for the payment of the expenses of obtaining substitutes. The Agent shall be en titled to receive fer his services tor transportation of recruits and all expenees, two hundred dollars (S2O0,) each, or such fur ther sum as may be determined to be just and cu table by d Board of Adjustment to be hereafter appointed by the Commander-in- Chief. If any part of the deposit shall re- main after paying necessary expenses as de termined by the Board of Adjustment, it will be returned to the Board of, depositors
 6. Upon the arrival of the Agent of any County in the State with recruits. the persons named first in order on the Roll of the Re ceiver for that County will be entitled to the substitutes then prepared to be mustered in. These persons shall be notified by the Receiv- er that substitutes are obtained for them. and will then be lequirod to attend inn ediate1y at the office of the Provost Marshal for that District, and there to pay over to the sulsti- tute, upon his muster into the service, boun- ty of three hundred dollars (s3oO) which sum will be reim bursed by the Pqyniastcr-G General upon the certificate of the Provost Marshal. that such substitute has becn mustered into service for three years or during the war, fro- uidcd, the principal is enrolled and liable to draft, and the substitute is credited to the town where such principal is enrolled or has his residence.
 By order of His Bxcelle11cs,
 WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM,
 Governor and Commander-in-Chief HORACE J. MORSE Adiutant Gen. 3t15
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
of Litchfeld, ss Probate Court,

n nlSTRICT of Litchfeld, ss Probate Court, !HV Aug. 9th, 1864.
 Estate of ANDREWS HALL late of titehf1eld i in said District, deceased.
 Ordered-Ihat the Administrator exhibit his Administration account to this Court for ad- justment at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, on the 2Sd day of August. 1864. at9 o'clock, forenoon and that all persons intere ted In said estate may be notified thereof. he will cause this order to be published in newspa- per printed in said district and in the County of Litchfield.
 st17 EDWARD W. SEYMOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
CLARK'S Distilled Restorative

E'oE THE HAIR!
 To BE UNEoUALLED AND SUPERIOR TO ANY PREP ARATIoN EVER COMPOUNDED AND OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. ,;,.> ;; funded.
 It costs but s1 for one bottle; or six bottles for s5.. and is sold by druggists and dealera everywhere. c. c. CLARK < CO.,,
 D. s. BARNES $ CO., N ; Y, sens;sii ii Agents. 1yr4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
MILLINERY
 ANb FANCY GOODS. MRS. ii. M. BALDWIN

MRS. H. M. BALDWIN ." ID ErURNS her ..Since4s thanks to .her -AO friends and patrons for their very ibs. ral patronage the past year. ::.'H' ]. ...
 She would HOW invite their attention to the LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE AS- SORTMENT of X.
 MILLINEuRx ever offered in this market. 4. A. .,.,
 Our Stock comprises large and sxtenaiea assortment of < s''- h,A '.
 SIX, Straw and Mourning Hats. Joofeyo. llaker- Hoods, Ribbons. Flowers. Lfscces, Veils. Caps Head Dresses, Nets, Hail. .Roi3s. FxencS Corsets. Hoop Skirts. Gioves.t Mitts, Cuiis Collars. UndersleeN es. Dress. Braid, ButsOnc Belts, Rubber, Needles, Hair Restorative, II quid Pearl, &o., &o., Sc. a;
 We would say to all who favor us with theie work. it shall. Be done. and well done. as aoao but the most competent help ia employed. :, All orders promptly attended to. Work sent by Exps ess we. will pay ans, yax.. Prices as low as, can be, bought in LitchEeld 0oanss.
 f Hats bleashed dyed and pressed i9 sne most fa5lnonab1e shapes. Partfouier essen" tion paid to DRESS MAKING, &e.
 Respectfully Mas. IF. M. sAib~4F.
 April 11sh, 1864.