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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18

A Ta Court of Probate holden at Plymouth .Ga. within and for the district of Plymouth, Oil the 1lth day of February, A. D. 1864.
 Prescnt-A. Giddings, Esq, Judge.
 On motion Of Israel $. Woodward, Admin istrator on the estate of ANDREW E. WooD WARD. late of Plymouth within said district, deceased This Court doth decree that .ix nunths be allowed and limited for the credi tors of said estate to exhibit their claims against ths same to the Administrator, and di- rccts that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Li.chheld. and by posting ccpy thereof on tie public sign -posk in said town of Plymouth, nearest the place where the deceased last d;selt
 Certified from Eecord,
 t4ts AMMI GIDDINGS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
s 5000.

A N active business man would like to invest Hh- the above amount, aud take an active part in some manufacturing business already established
 The best of references will be given, and thorough investigation required. Address giving name aud business which will be strictly confidential,
 R c B. Care of Edward Clarke, Esq. Winsted Conn Feb. 10, 1864. 2t4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
DoNHtfOn.

eWVHE friends of the Rev. George Richards, -A propose making him visit at the New Parsonage. cn N-dnesday evening, February 18th shoald the weather be unfsvorable. they will meet On the next pleasant evening.
 Litcil6eld, Feb 18th, 1864. St44
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
$ Ia Court of Probate holden at Plymouth IN within and for the District uf Pl,mcuth,

$ Ia Court of Probate holden at Plymouth IN within and for the District uf Pl,mcuth, on the lih day of February, A. D., 1864.
 Present-Ammi GidGings, Esq, Judge.
 Upon the petition of Samuel Sparks of New fork City in the County of New York. show Ing 10 tais Court, that he is Guardian of Fran cs Johnson, Emma Johnson, and Robert B Johnson, Of the State, City and County of New York, minors. That said minors are the owners of real estate situated in said Plym outh, vz. An undivided interest in about tIrcc !ourths Of an acre Of real estate situated in Plymouth in said Probate District, with two dwellings and a barn thereon. Said piece of land is boandcd north on highway, east on land of William E. Mckee, south and west on land of James c. Mix. Said land is owned in common with others, and is known as the Robert G J"hnscn place--said minors in ter est being valued at about two hundred dol lars, more or less. That said estate is unpro- dudive-that it will be fer the advantage and interest of said minors to sell said lard. and invest the avtiis thereof according to law praying for liberty to sell said property, for t!e purpose aforesaid, as per petition on file.
 IT IS ORDERED BY THIS COURT, That said Guardian give notice of said application, by cauaiag the same to be published in one of the rowspap.rs printed in L;tcatieItl il the Coun- ty of LitchSeld, tlree weeks successivelv, at least six weeks before the hearing; and that said petition wil Do Lesl! at the Probate Of flee in said district. on the a1al day of April next at one o'clock afternoon.
 Certified from Record,
 a4t3 AAMI GIDDiNGS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
Photograph Albums,

4 f,ae lot ox ka;m, worth from G5 cents to $9,5O each, and a large assortment of the very latest patterns cxpectel in short time.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
Blacksmith, Wanted,

FIN the Village of West Goshen, where there k is q convenient sho7. e full set of Toolsg good Water Power, . Trip Ham mer, 6 large Custom Trade, and good Pay. Apply to
 HART BROS. ( CO.,, St4A West Goshen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
SpECT.AQLES,

A good assortment and perfect fit warranted or money refunded.
 $2,C0 Spectacles for sl GO.
 s3,00 $2,0O. Also Eye G'ossts, Spy Glasses, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
.Se,Delry.

A large and expensive lot, embracing a full assortment of the best quality and latest styles in market also some 5000 pieces Dried and Plated Jewelry, for sale in large or small quantities.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18

All persons indebted to said estate arc re- qlestcd to make immediate payment to
 at42 LUTHER BRONSON, Adm'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
From the Department Of the ssuib.

The u. s. steam transport Star Of the South.
Capt NJ S. Woodhull. from Port Royal, S. G.. with
100 bags Of cotton and the veteran battalion OF the TN
Connecticut Volunteers Comprising $50 men and IL
officers Major o. $. Sanford commanding, arrived az
tbis port yesterday.
On Jon. II. at 1880 g. m. rs miles N. n. f. from
He.eras, spoke L. S. steamer Nausemond. at p ~.
same day, passed the steamer Fulton. ard at p m.
passed the steamer Columbia On the 18th. of Dea-
ware. egnoled brgrigged revenue steamer All
bound ). The Star brings the following passengers
Major o. s. SANFORD commanding battalion 7th Con-
rectcnt Neters. Assistant Surgeon h. g. Hinc battalion th
Connecticut veterans Acting Edward s. Perry bat
talon I'm tonnectcut verars Capt H. Dennis, lady and
ch.d hason nh Couuecc veterans Capt IhgBss Bacon
battalion nh Connecticut yotersts Capt s. Atwe bat
TALON .t Connecticut ysossns Fret Lent. j. T. Hcs bat
TALON th Connecticut veterans First lieut. G. crsen,
battalion h Connecticut ye'eTars First Lieut.. t. c. Wild
man. battery TIN Connecticut Second Lieut. G.
Barker Lstson 1t Connecticut veterans; Second Lieut. W.
s Nsrhio, battalion 9Th Connecticut veterans; Mr.. Wu.
Hyatt md $50 in the storage.
The star was detained off Sandy Hook 10 honrs IN o
dense tvg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
@~riou. R.iIrond catastrophe Yi'e Per-
sons killed md "a Number Injured.

Tie night express train west from Buffalo
stuck IN he snow tine, miles east o. Iincsvie anu
va run INTO b. the accommodation trim. -Four cars
were burned. five persons were killed aad q number
injured.
lie cause Oft disaster vas a. NlloNs; Two men
wcr, detailed 10 watch alternately for tie approach <
truir. Tie collision occurred While one IL them
TeeliA. tie other. who had nearly persisted from the
cold.
Amo-g Y fhe Killed &. Henry Coffin of New.ycri. Tie
names ~ ffe others have M boon asc. r'ninen.
The wounded are. pr McC abe " Canton. Ohio
!. H. s'earns. james Cni 81 -ytaeusei W. D Ebh Ts
~ 81 Louis Milo, FOLSOM. John Ginddng of Oregon,
vi. Catherine Poet Of Ncr0nndsrilr. Ohio John
Cuficy Of eysslle Pa. - Cnrron Of Dunkirk. and .
number o. other. Hhosa naues have lot yet been re-
Iorcj.
Superintendent Notgr shsrn With reiiefiflln from
Cleveland has reached 10 spot. Tic wounded are be-
Ing cared for a. hotels and private houses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
From Fortress Monroe.
ToRrREss MosnOE, Tuesday, Jan 70. lss

FORTRESS siosHoT, Tuesday. Jan 10. 1894.
Gen. Butler left for Washington last evening.
Tie steamer City Of Hudson rm GA the wreck Of tbe
Merrinac in fog last night sustaining soine injury.
The passengers we're taken on by the steamer Mount
Washington
The propeller Thomas SWonn, ashore at False Cape.
has not yet gone TO pieces She cannot be got Oft She
Is stil dischaTglng her cargo.
FoErREss MONROE, Monday, jan II, 1864.
The CAPTAIN OF the brig Judge Hathaway has been
eron.rated from the charges OF smuggling liquors Into
Lbs department and the brig is released
A so,,th.east rnin.storm commenced this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
The inauguration Of Gov. Curtin.
UARRisDrnd, Pa, Tuesday. Jan. NJ

UARhl-BlRl, "a, tuesday Jan. ~ ler3.
The inaugural ceremonies Of Gov Curtin took
place today. 10 bis speech, the Governor said.
81 need hardly renew my pledge that during my
term OF Office on which am about 10 enter viii give
nav whole moral and official powers TO the prosecution
OF this war and In aiding the keti0Da Government in
every effort 10 SECURE tho early complete success over
our NAL gnau foes. For the prpservHtiDn Of our Ma
tonal TO, ernment c and nil things else should DO cub
ordineted n Is The rst INCEST and robest dnty Of
citizen II Il is protection N person property, and al
civil and RELIGIOUS privileges ard Tor its pcrpetnty Ia
form ard pow he ose al his co a. ria influence his
mems md his ne. To compromise with treason
would be but 20 give it renewed existence aud enable IL
again u plunge into another canssless Wfr. IN the
destruction Of The military power OF the Rebellion 10
over the soil Of any State no real freedom can prevail
aud no Governmental nntl Jity consistent with the
genius Of free Institutions cen properly op8rotc
he cope ol tscEy safe ore entitled under The consul
tuition 10 tho protection 81 the Government md 70 give
that protection fully ard fairly tbe Rebellion must be
dis9rno aud fr0dien In the duet Iy these mesns aud
those alone cen We have ondrrlng lnion property
ard pe.ce Al In the past will IN the iuDIe. infnth
l obedience 70 the oath have taEeh spare n, Means
wit.Lci. 10 IgW,r Hae1 San suel5 non me nV!efh'
me1t ia his Conflict To the measures 81 the c,tlbeI
chosen to administer te National COY ernueht 1dopeu
10 promote our .rcat C0Use / vii give ny cOfdit ap
pra d earnest cooperation. il IS The cause 81 con
sfifrii1ral liberty aud law cannot clUse this adcfe1
viii preserve protect aud guard beloved countr!
gIllfLs vi q I'll. ne 10y 81 0nd wisdom. orr u ern'
mera stat all National; end appeal 10 my Fellow
citcns nere and esse here IN u. EXISTING enDitns
uout. ~ Jay aside al ps1sih fcelnsa and Sh'e I'
hearty nd earnest capT 70 support the common cause
which i4yD, .es lie welfare Oi " all
Genflcmei of the Senate and House Of tepI senta-
ig.s pras yOu IL Gods name, let 10 ~ THIS en- IN we
history u the world Set an example OF Unity AID con
cord IN t support of ' measures for Che preservation
..ff al 4ftffI Ito
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
JAyNB's ExpncroEAEr.-An who have used
this standard Medicine fox
ASTHMA CoSsuxrrsoss
BRosoHrru PLsuRIsr.
WHooPIx8- Coy0H, Cnour.
CouoHa AND CoLos HoARgxHBss,
CoUeHs AND COLDS,

COUeHs AND COLDS, boAh9kHsss
OK any PULMONARY COMPLAINT aest Its usefulness In proof
o. dbl, fnc we would state tina. fos thirty years past the TX
before the public and that each succeed
ing yest added lie popularity and extended the demand
until DOW il IL known and appreciated In oil quarters oil the
world end admitted to be the Great Remedy OF tho Age for
that class diseases for which it Is especially desgned
RECENT COUau AND COLDS, PLzuaIrIc Psiss, etc. ore
quickly aud eaec,aay cured lie dIaphorec soothing and
eIpectorsnt power.
ASTHMA ii always cures II overcomcs the spa'mOdic con-
traction Of the air vessels aud producing free eSpecsotaon
q, once removes ali difficulty Of breathing.
BRosourrs readily yields to the Expoctorant Is 'abdue'
the Inflammation which extends through the windtuoe pro
duces free expeosao and supprees at once the cough ana
pain.
CossuSPuoSFor this insidoLs and fatal disease no rem
edy on earth been found efectua suhd1es TIC
Inflammation relieves the cough aud pain, removes the am
Guilty breathing snd produces easy eIpeoorson where
BY all irritating and obucDg matters are removed nom 'hs
lungs
WHocpIsG CouoH I, promptly relievedby ths Espectoran
Il shorens the duration Of the disease oneha and greatly
rlys,es the suaogings Of the patient.
In ell PuLaosARY CoarIAIATs Ia Group PLxURrSf &c. II
viii be foundo be prompt, safe pleasant and relste All OF
Dr. JAYsrs Son.. Family Medicines are sod by Druggist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
~ AEsksFA a.,

gtEEe--r AyRF',, F--A ~, JohfI Church. fentera on
res-r jan 10 BY .ho Rev. D. Carter he bon. Milo ;.
Bi.er Of Lansing Gict " Miss barrie. " Lawrence o.
llffrrs. No c.rds
FROST -ifAT STEApIn ti- city. on Tuernay j. ~ o.
ihe resifrpco Of Fs. Hssfses h. rho he~ ~ ~ hcsA
W. ystt Pros. q Putnam Comfy, and sseah hssead o.
Co'firbis County, Y. 4.
sTtnR-HUNTlSG-l ~, ely, on Saturday, Jsu 10 o.
81 LuEc. plrs0us.s By lie Re. Laos H. I-i.ls d. ~,
vfln Z. sarg Of Yolkcr', r. Ms fhebe E. Bunting q
p. ils. No cards.
Flushing 9ape-s copy.
ruO9p.nN -OsPORNR-A, Nsii.,n p. : o. Tuesd-y,
Jan 49, b. to- Reg NJ Joinrop. Edwin 3. Thor psc.
A. 81 seon q. : A. 20 !eieo T.. ps1orne y SS'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
FROM Port Royal.

Tie United States steamship Thomas 4.
scott Cap' OBrisn. Port Ro.l 18th at ?. m
arrived az this p0rt yesterday. On the 10Th sic
gave chase 90 blcokaierGI for IL hours but
loot Ler 8, Ai-hL On tie lsth mrdo Blrresl' ii
~ iu when t-ayy 6g ser Boz during which ran up to
ne ut sblp aud cane 10 anchor Made The passage
a. g.. hsi slip ia o. hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
9petial Notices.

American Insttutc. special meeting Of this In,il
tulo s 20 hold al lie In tho Cooper Union Buildings
THIS WEDNESDAY,, JAM 90 q. n :oet ?. BY order
of the rrasteos JOHN w. CHAMBERS Secretary.
Union Association Of the Soventeenth Ward
Tho regular meeting OF tho above Association will be held
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 81. al thor No. 70 30.
as a o'clock Sopporte Of the Administration invited
HENRY II. hAl0ar. President
Sycns. W. AHonesor sss,a-iy
TdprA " OA1Laf 'V'N's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
F'fot1 q OtVas-vH'1 O-I-t7!gT'-'1E
WAssINsTos Jan. -. 1874.

The information which l have embodied IN
thi, letter vas communicated 10 me by gentlemen
uso "a bv b, position occasionally informed Of the stste
Of Southern aGsis and who have reason 10 think de-
syed It from on officer IA the Rebel Army. In refer
snee 10 the position division and pToset' Oh Inc he'd
els Il IA fresh and valuable
rhs Rebel ConfedeYacy Is at present divided
snto three Military Department. each of which e sub
divided Into different commands These Department.
although having their center in Richmond, enjoy Ger
cain independence which does not exist 10 the military
organization Of the Northern armies They have bth
sto acted o. selfconstuted bodies under the immed
s.e and supreme direction Of their three leaders Lee
Bragg aud KIRBY Smith, having almost no other rcle.
tlons with Richmond than those Of roetine-the
filing up OF the ranks and the getting Of supplies
and ammunition. The loosenoss IN the tes which
monty bind the War Department and the Generals IN
Che field and tho want Of Capitalization 10 the general
system Of the Military Department much resemble
she independence assumed By Napoleon l., IN his first
campaign of fay, when he returned 10 tie Directory
che plan which bad been sent 20 him. It he's caused the
ssvefal commanders OF the Rebel Army 20 exercise
complete cOntoloTer their movements and bes invested
she Of saeh corps with almost absolute
Cover.
To-day this want OF connection between the Rebel
6nrces is more felt than ever The Confodsracy has
1ow In Its service three armies which have hardly any
connection with each other. The first II that under
Lee from which two Other armies hs4e spungj Of
about 1000 men Is now operatinsfn the Shenandoah
valley. under command Of Earyj the other amounting
men, has been under Longstreet acting for the
Ast eight months almost Independently, sometimes
scne, a. 1t was when watching the south aide Of the
james River. sometimes In conjunction with Broggs
Hmy 1t Is now located In East Tennessee, somewhere
oetWeen the Clnch Mountains and the Cumberland
Gap striving 70 increase It's ranks by compulsory con-
scpon, applied with extreme rigor by the recruiting
enoers appointed by Lopgstreet.
The second great body Of Rebel troops II In
vssss~. u y commanded By Joe Joh0EioS, Tae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
POSITION, DIVISION, AND PROJECTS
OF TIKI REBgL ARMIES.

VIVA; Of Connection Between the Rebel
Arnies-yhcir three Armies, and how
they arc suedivided-Lee, Lorss,rees
and EsrI,-.Boe Johnston and his OGi-
GERS Polk saJ his OGiesrs - hirby
Smith and his Ofiiccrs-How she Rebels
Contemplate an Aggressive Movement
upon our kioes-Sncrease of P"ik's Ar
my-Me IN 90 Fa'i ON Grants Rear
Loaa,ueet 80 Operate sp Conjunction
with him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
uphpm,e Hair nye.

Gray Red Fareo Hair be changed In few sssoMds
10 a natural Black or Brown by using UPHANs LIQUID
HAIR DYE the best and cheapest he world Each boz a
UPHAMS HAIR DYE IL warranted to oontan more thaa
others sell for 81. Ty. II viii no, inure the soss Of In
most delicate hair Sold by j. j. KRONER, No. 400 ches
n1 Phaaeph',. and by sl respectable Dugssts In ths
United States and British Provincss Ass for "UPHAMo
HAIR DYE" snd tako other. NewYork Agency; helm,
Jrosdt.av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
ovew.n,. Of raj.-G.n. burnside.

BOSTON, Tuosdey, Jan. II. ltsf.
Mai. Gen. Burnside visited the different
btauches OF the Legislature this afternoon. He was
accompanied 20 the Senate by President Field and
Speaker Bullock when that body took recess oftwenty
minutes and the General received the congratulations
OF tie members He subsequently visited the House.
where ho was received wf much enthusiasm, and vss
Introduced by Speaker Bullock 10 tho members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
IN. ...s siBon., sosnrc.v

fsO1lDN, ihtau"ts jan. ~ irsis
The trial Of Geo. Jones, better known a.
Cont Josnues" Indicted ~ common baITatof for
stirring ~ quanes with honest and poaceaoe citzen-
0g the Commonwealth was commenced today ~ The
Superior Criminal Court. The case 0ttr ets much a..
i.,ilon. al VIII probably oeeuP! several days. The
Count" pleads bis own case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20

l. funds, for the relief
AZ ,r., never in-Fe extensive AMI effective thar s
b. go 0 Grarie. Tho lcnay value Of he supplies issued 81
the ANY ~ h. Potomac during and innefaey ser Get
~ exceeded seventy lho1ssn dollar Us issnes a
Chat noosa wers Ike seac rAol,ads o. men needne
sp-cis Relief" src datv csled Tor IN ~ homes l"
and wagon sin follow on soiiets o'sry"he
is other and equally pTtsnt depsTents Of work esnis
Ir.,,.i n roiptsl Inspection, Hospital Directory, TTe,~
rorstion % ,herk sid wounded &C., IN u OPERATION
M. os oil e tbs sseyng WORK = not less than forty I'VE
hou,ar1 dollars month IT, fund much reduces.
. a uIra so contributions requested 10 suain it
rle tairs hs have been ct up with such snlapie fne
uup.eeedeuted energy aud Il Chcsso ,cAo na
though reported eyer here FOR tle men. 81 800
sanitary Comri.sion has, ~. o. tef coHf,ted aotdr
by 80 DancL- " to Comnssion II those cities r.sPect
Thc,e branches spoly .heIn usefly mainly to the
ou o us'cs ~ 90 made mp into c!ons oeddins Acs
si ol Ike purposes. they has sese ne teaaryo ne
Coz nom the necessity q pug hasnz supplies belong
irs TO certain clss Bu. .hsy render no AID 20 any ohss
department o. It's work -,
fhosr who derire 'uer information TO the organization,
method aud eos. OF Commission referred 20 astateneas
% s aud oil tho application OF s inn1s Ju" p,o
oics Of Inc United States Sanitary Commission No e
BosdBay or a. the Boostoe Of A. D. b. Randolph, No. ~
Broadway. -,
h 1. eIbmitea 10 all hursne and r,idotc men that The
Conis.On saved, and daily sssus lives the country
cannot sfori 10 lose; wst Il 10 doing eeonose the NE
nd health OF orr soldiers worth the country ten tines The
money the Comnson has received and OF d9ect psaer
teal Importance every LeIssed IN diminishing t7e
cost and the dsrAiion Of Tho wa;
Contributions be sen, 10 the Tessues at No. % Ns1'
It,, OF No. 823 Broadway, New YORK
By ordes Of tie Standing Conlmt,se s,no..
Treasurer UDisd Sts.es Sanitary Conisnsstcs,
December 20, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20

The Reason Why the PERUVIAN SYRUP or Pro
tsc,ed ISOLATION of the PROTOxIDE OF IRON. oures 90
IT SUPPLIES THE BLOOD WITH IT'S VITAL PRIM.
cIPLE or LIFE ELEMENT, IRON. thereby l.fssins
STRENGTH. yIooR and NEW LIFE TITO III, diseassd 81
deblitscd svtte.a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20

NlBLo's SALoOy. Mrs. Nm.an DANES, +
say WHO has sung with eoiat "a yarioas plsces VII
give q concert 20 night OF Nblos Saloon compctenaJ
assisted. Bee advertisements
EsGLBB OPERA.-Thcre wa fine house
present lest night Notwithstanding tho bed weather
INFORMATION WAgrED.--DI. Skinner, OF the
lO6h Eew.York Volunteers. viii hear OF something 70
Us in.eros, by sending HE address to 81 Lieut. g. L..
Burmese. 18th u. 5. Infantry, Chattanooga, Tenn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
Toy Havana.

The new steamship Havana Capt. Greene.
Nr Hs, ia auJ SsW-Orl,ans, vii leave Per No. :. h.
r.. at p n. to-day. The former geniiemauly pur,s'
Of ihs steamer Matanyas Nj Huert, goes la tho new
ship in a similar capacity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
For Coughs, Colds, and Consumption.

Tie VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAI.SAM /. the moSs
highly approved medicine discovered II au STOOD rsn
BEST rEsr' TINE having had unprecedented sss
ofaEAELY YoKTr YgAHS It /, recommended by our bed
pBY,cIAAs our eminent CITIZENS, the PRESS. The
TRADE IN face By all who know T. For ceriicstes which
can 10 given y extent, wrappers to each bottle
TIE Proprietors will cheery REF nod The money " not 90
srey sas tory Pnc 80 cent. and 81 tie large b9tee
much the cheapest. By CAREFUL no Gkr TIM asHUMA
win I, Drepa-ed onls by REED, CUTLER Co., Wholesale
Dr.egst. Bosom. Soiin Sevyork Sy Dealers generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
Ihr Hepor,.d Accident on the ts'n', is."
finiirond Denied.

IHfADurHiA. Tuesday. Jan ~. is'4.
Tie oilicels of he Catawisss Rliiroad Com
pany deny that there has been sny accident on rheif
ro.l sld ssy that the ppot 10 tLnt cfe,l Is cinlra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
Coure OF Appeals.

ALBANY Tuesday, Jan. 10. 1864.
The following is the calendar Of the Court
Of Appeals for wednesday, January 70, Gos ~ "a H.
10 al, 81, 10 90, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20

Al Attack on Oar Piclsets-Asrest Of
Nan Claiming to he q Refugee.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Jan. r.. Isb4.

WARRINGTON, tuesday. jan ~, lr'S.
The Star says the following dispatch has been
received Of headquarters
TAInPAx C. r., Jan. ls 1864
Fifteen or twenty Gobes attacked tho pckets at Flint
Hi this morning but were driven of by yoley from
our men.
few guerrillns have appeared both last night and
tonight IN The vicinity OF lines Parties have been
sent out to try aud pick them up.
Isaac Lehman, who claims TO be Union refugeefron
Wilmington, n G., was taken from the Leonorliown
coach YESTERDAY while on hi, way to tlis city. ard
committed to tie Old Capitol Prison By Provost Mar
shall Todd The prisoner when arrested had upon his
person 500 In gold mostly In so pieces. s4oo in state
money md two gold watches. Lehman states That
when he was endeavoring 90 make his wcy through
Virginia he oyerhauled by Confederate recruiting
officer but was let of presenting bis caPtor gold
watch and chain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
nome.

IO1H>.
Iodine Water,
s1''.on Of plre iodine ia pure w1'f "fs' ole 90
l. ucis ug5n TO
HEART,
LIVER, KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, and GLASDULAR SYSTEM
TIE great snccess which has attended tire Of IODih4
WATER enables recommend Il, feeling confident thai
with fair trial Il will attest its excs1 nee in the cure ~
scrof1ia in ali forms Consumption, Cancer bronchitis Skip
ctuptons. Pmprs the Face, Heat Liver and iidpef
Diseases Rhe nais1 Neuralgia Female NeaAnss'es OfS
o.pis Debility Syphilis. MeIcuTisl Disease. Sc.
pice g. per bottle; hsf dozen ~ one time, &5
SoN by Dss.sisl, scot by express cept OF psics
Dir. n. ASDERs q Co.,
Phys.c.sus and Chemists,
No &se BlosaEsy " z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
ANOTHER CASE OF RESTITUTION.

The sum Of $3.50 was received at the Treas
ary to-day from aa unkEowD sonrce the writer Of the
lOte indOrsing II saying thai the Government vas de-
priyed Of the amount through imperfect understand
ting Of law governing transaction, and not from
any iDtooton TO defraud.