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Z HATS, Cars AND FuRs, dressed and repair
eddy e. Lauf No. 90 East Town Street,
Columbus Ohio. n. ~
sept2o-3m .s -. 5e@A t'sFa
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PhiIadeIphia Market, Oct. 10.

HCOTT0N-Very dull and nominal at $l25
FL0UR-Dull, extra siOSIO rs; family $l2 oO9
IL %.
WHEAT-Dull, buyers demand reduction, red
So 80 white 80 25D2 so.
CORN--Dull and lower, yellow 50.
WHlSKY-Dull, 81 TG91 10.
PETR0LUM-Quiet and frmer crude 1885, re-
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Chicago Market-Oct. 10.

FL0UR-Quiet. declined 25c.
WHEAT-lrregular, sales ranged 81 559l 90
closing about 57957A for No.
CORN Quiet. No. 81 22Gl %.
OATS-ClOsed buyant G2 963c.
HIGHWINES-Quet at 65c.
FRElGHTS-NegectOd.
RECEIPTS-Flour, 34OO bbls Wheat, 81, 900 bus;
Corn, ls 900 bush; Oats, 95 900 bush
SHlPMENTS-Elour 1900 bbls; Wheat, 1850
bush; Corn, 1850 bush; Oats, 1l3 600 bush.
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The members of the Democratic County
Central Committee are requested to meet al
their rooms on Friday, Oct 22d, at O'Clock
P. M. BY order Of
sts'a'a EFF. BINGHAM, Chairman.
8. I. McCoY, Secretary.
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THERE will be Cotillion party at
Naughton Hall on Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 20. Good music in attendance.
ltd
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THE OHIO STATESMAN FOR
THE CAMPAIGN.
Prepare for the Great Contest.

We will furnish THE WEEKLY ONO
STATESMAN from the lst day of September
until after the Presidential Election, at the
following VERY Low AND GREATLY REDUCED
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BosToN, Oct. 19-Four rebel Generals,
Jones of Virginia, Beals of Arkansas, Trim
Bile of Missouri, and Frazer, passed through
Boston to-day for Fort Warren.
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DoN'T forget the performance of the star
pantomime and gymnastic troupe at the
Atheneum tonight.
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SOUTH NoRwALK, Conn, Oct. 19.-At
the charter election to-day the Democrats
elected their entire ticket.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Money market.-oct. ~.

Mohey easy and moderately active at per cent.
Sterling steady at l0S2{C l09M gold
Gold Unsettled and decidedly lower opening at
.io, advancing to- 2ll1, declining to 2O8H, and
Government stocks firm
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CEvERAL YOUNG LADIES TO ACT AS
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july4-df General Agent.
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Administrator Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the subscribers have been appointed and quail.
fed Executors of the estate Of Matthias Spindler
deceased, late Of Norwich Township Franklin Coun.
ty, Ohio.
Sept. 20. 1884. ISAAU SPINpLER,
septso-wsv.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.

STATE OF OHIO,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS. Sept s2d, 1864.
r JOHN BR0UGH, GOVERNOR OF THE
i State Of OHIO, do hereby notify the qualified
Electors of the State Of Ohio to assemble in their
respective Townships and Wards, at the usual
places of holding elections, on Tuesday (being the
Eighth dav of November, A. d. 1864; and then and
there proceed AS the law directs, to elect TWENTY
ONE Electors of President and Vice President of the
United States, in pursuance to the Constitution and
laws of the United States, and Of this State.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set my
name, and caused the Great Seal of the
State of Ohio to be affixed, at Columbus,
the Twenty second day of September, in
the year of our Lord One Thousand
}sEAL.} Eight Hundred and Sixty-four and in
~ the Eighty-ninth year of the lndepen-
:, dence Of the United Statos of America.
by the Governor, JOHN BR0UGH.
w. w . ARMSTRONG, Sec'y of State. oct1-dtd
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baltimore Markct.-Oct. 10.
FL0UR-Heavy and declining, Ohio extra $40 rs;
Howard street superfine $40 35h.
COFFEE-Quiet, Rio 3sc.
SuGAR-Dul, owing to decline in gold.
WHISkEY-DulI and nominal 81. SO.
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HILTON BROS, Co.

Supplied in Family or Manufac-
turers' packages from 2 ounces
Ito 100 pounds.
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Hilton's InsOluble Cement
Is insoluble in water or oil.
Hilton's InsOluble Cement
Adheres to oily substances.
, 1864-08-22
1t IL NOT ofteE We @peak Of PLY.
H1CtaM4.

aat w e.n eheessans say Df. "aliueE nHA sicnl1
psica5 sEa x4a=Bp.aad l1Al i'll which h. now en-
jo5s. H. hEa tEIs-r u1nctice ,nao anJ o,hef Fny-
sean u thieszo, N ta1 Er.s!1tEt Of - t2o.o ols
n4m.1s: p1tya.. otss1,es e h.s ios .nt ni.een
Y.at1 deyoses ti4 wts.e Il \. ast=nio1 TO tneaa
~ eaar watch hh7e halec tan skill ot thur
pA77lea aas. Ha y ncas duccessful In III. ,z.A;manE
b. III thnla c1stt W len Ed:e 70 a1lv cors'dtrad IN
IL -H1Eros OF Ecutt: y, Il Wig Kaow 1h7telf,"
walch NJ to mails1 to sn IN recrtp. O. three cer4
tae 70 I'd ho c~n Aas oae may cal! and rrceiys ~
c1E7e. OF 20 ArS o.. arv Isl Clark sszees foN
uIcA H11 15ss. ANbqn,sls s:r7cGy eooa oalnaA.
, 1864-08-22
tsECONOAg is WEALTH"

vR1NKL1E. ihs Grestrat Of noa.tn Phiosophtfss e
rfmxffs III , p+l1t rsu 10 panns oAs ne1. IL
seaa Il ees re3tEx sour sss.e ospss p 9r .,I ns -
fsr Ga n.vspst q, ot ev.fr oears5puoo apa "
ion; ole pamphlets u. s,na'. .n 1d oid aersn psoT
~ Iii X, xsie,t ir qnsnut, lsFse% % 9f Aso
asd 1r'slpx PAGER sns soh9:i q not ao1 maeS
thss wes b. wE1.t.a on u f11HM 7as 4. PRrr1BarE.
a.a,r,. - hsado1Ra sHsse
, 1864-08-22
FINANCIAL aND COME El:sGEAL
I7lflNETAEI

SATURDAY EVENING. Aux 2e. 1851.
The taotGy market to--hy Vas Asata FtFF active.
mainly owing to tbs ircressec demand 1sr p:odacs
ffcr the EAT. the general enoyt Of thu grain
narkets. a vety lasTe amount OF ehcrt Buffalo and
os1e.o paper wss tas ea da5. snd tho saafes re-
mort teAhJ a7d fr:sk tra4e. Dl,coa nts re st.nay
At 10 cent: but the c:1aeness Of ths o.sy c'arkrt
has driven ut1t t1eer!atrra to tae t.tcet 5F+Eers
no ehkrcc 1Ee2c q ceut raruth
E&x.eI1 Exchange was plenty sd easier to-5aT.
but rates arc uxch:nged n deeouns buying I'D 3s
tttco1nt 10 par seulcg,
Geld in New Yo.E to day rss essl.r. TIE follow.
in. tt~ qrotsaons iee.1sed By zA4es 3cYd. su!d
t.o.Gr:
10 aa a.m.... .....fcs 1885 n. ........-...a5!t
1.o L. N .6,f 1t0 r. m...--.-. ..sasf
Gcl; II tbs ns1ket 1n1od steady. 1t sa54 3.2c.
sll1rg Sever thirtter. 1to buy1us 4u5 1ieS selling
NEW ftEk. Saturday, Au.. y. .SEL
The following IL the t.e~ Y3-k Stock Market -
1ct cIyeN ty Z. G. daitoussalt e. co.. eloc1 b:oa.=,
, 1864-08-22
M a. RI N FL T. T 81 e
PORT OK CHICAGO

ARRIvRD.........,,.Auk q.
str My ossen Esn tTa siye1s
Prop A!lsznans. eo5nton' Gfaao asasesse' ~ N
Pro, si j sTirue:trn. Wilson, nusfeson. % n ium-
rrop fE!srgreen CITY. Paszon'' areea Bay II eEls
r,op :s F:ssscrttc. Napier, ss J9seph. sundr.ss.
Piop op F1se Etste. Atwood. ganaslo. sundrie'.
5P 5ssEP Ssa oi!$ss fss5:s E!s: Soss
ssnr fsnlIe6el. Taeta1 oSseoysas g. &c Cd Woo1.
Sthr Oliver Culver, "heasoa Bay CIT, 2b9 N lstht
ecbr - soihtIisnd. e.1r,chaz,. Ealsmazoo. el crds
schr Gsias, Robbins, =. 1eat ph. 10 m lumber:
Ell III s. Haapshlft. Ling. Jennings Pisr. Y csds
scpr s4 s.: ,Pe ssaa 7S 7S1a s;a,
scb1 BsnNst Qu'an, Cedar River, ua N lumbe'.
Ef fEpsf,as. Eass :son EVE. IS eds
ssow Geao e .. Butts. Btrse e:e5. eren sa.s, S er@s
etmr way Quesn. Kessn Two R.rers, sanaEl su
Prop Menagomt;!y. e'ltes sa'n'a' ',5n bsas honF
p,cp Fas111ts. Sspu, Ct. 7o.ern sends.e,:
f:ep tv,rzr.sa,. 5a,y: Psrs9a:, aanslo' 1s@e7s bn
Fsop e. ss!; a. {:; I, >. rs.,,,
Prop 4H!. 6spi: Grssd Trsys.e l7isa:; Il pu
Ear, Sap;.,or; ses4:@ y gaa.1o g 90 ea wheat
Hss xss.F sF zasiiss' BE; aassn. aaso' ''
gehr Asousss Grimm. Bun.lq s - Thsst: Il ss s,ru
Rss. als aal,as sa
!; H.,
, 1864-08-22
CHIEA{.ts LUht1SEh MARKET

SATURDAY EVENING. august "a, test.
IUkBER-Eecetpss ,cttetday. o. $500 test lumber
There las been litt.c dol1E II :he market todaE,
or.uE tc ar almost lonlnal supply. FFice.rale i'm
en- Unchanged.
s1JINGLEs-In nominal supply. Market veE7 5rn
IArn~Kec,lvct ye.t.sdAy. 1880 pcs- Prices
rule 0rmer but will, n Quotab!e chance.
CARGO SALES 70 DAT.
t.sypo schr F,edeacz, from G1snd River. sold b.
1,i1h q Fuller, 81 los tett common lumber. 1sfec.
.::rs, At x17i5. Lssh At &ieo Pickett. pscksd, q:
, 1864-08-22

We are UtL tAMEl3 EuNh al 4AANAAA4VAAA -
| your pnpc1s tell the truth. it Is your espital
! That is iu dsDger, not Ours. Some weeks ago
| Grant crossed the Rapi0on to whip Lee ana
fnke Richmond. Lee dove him In the first
battle. aud then Grant executed what 5onT
people call \ brllliaet 4 sok movement.' and
| fought Lee agalc. Lee drove him second
lime, and then Grant made another 'dank
| moyca e1t:' and Eo they Kept on-Lee whip
pig Ind Graut 1atkipE-untti Grant Eot
| where he fs uuW. And WhAt Is the net resu1t:
than Lee hsd Mt the outset-and il no nearer
taking Richmond than Ut first; and Lee,
Nbosc front hiss never been broken, holds
him completely In c.cck, and has men
enough to spare TO lnrhdc MaIFland, and
threaten Washington: Sherman, 70 BE- sure,
pose he takes it! You know, that the fur
tber he goes from h.s base Of supplies, the
t weaklr he ero~s, AID .he more disastrous
defeat will be to him. And defeat may come.
So, In military rieW, | should certainly
eay cur position was better than yours.
As to money. We arc richer than you are.
| Yen euile; hut admit that cur paper Il
worth notl1ng-tt un6 Ncrs as circulating
mectum; and we mold 1t all ourselves. II
| every collar Of II weIc lost, we shou1d, as We
hayc no to,ef.a debt, be none tue poorer
Rnt II is worth SOMETHING; it has the soiic
, hssfs of = large cotton crop. while yours rssti
~, ynth,nr. and sou owe all the world. a.
IN r. sourrre, VI do no: lack for arms or atc
mn ttiof. aud We have 6till W1ds 1effltof.
from y tIch to gather supplies. 30 Jon Sc
We arc rot In ex,remities. But Il We we're,
It i{wcwcre without money, Withonl 1929
wltlont Veapons--if our whole co1ntr
I were I Seyustatt d, a1d our armies crushed nn
d disbandec-could re, without gisils up on
d marlccd, give up opr right 10 govern o.: 9a
i selves: Monld you rot ratteE die, and Ie'
"a "a yourself man, thau live, and be sup1ect 10
= foreign powe1?''
as "F1en. your st7nd- point, there is forcg e :, !,
~ what ycu ray" rtp3i:d the Colonel 2! 2!
!: We did mt come here to argue with ron, NJ
j. Davis. We came, hoping 70 fiud some no1
cGablc why tu pcace; aud l an gsteYea
Lear 3on ehy what You do. When ! ~ ~,
a setn your 3cupg men d. lag on The Dali!
re fed mud Your old meu, women, and ch
It. dren STARRING in their brmas, have felt
q could rick my life to save them. For tn
c. reason an htre and I'm gr.eyed. grleEe
o. that there Is po hope"
is III Bncw your motives, Colonel Jaque.
,u | aud honor you for them but Whit can /
more than am eolryt would give Z
poor life, gladly. If IL would bring peace Al
:, rood viii II thu two coaut.is; but it Wou
=. not, L il With 5eur ov1 people yoa shou
* labor. It IL theJ Who dcso'ate our hon'
, 1864-08-22

An saxs Of Grain ys1orfe4 tn Gts market report
Trs on II ka:fs Of e sk0ydae f,er buase5, uatss
nfnsxnc;r. sGc:r,9 Forr is s1ld dsYrtrsI un,es5
t.f.. e4H1s. ~ st~ts<; ~''.' - wv
CFEffEs8< 6t0tf0. -. ..- NJ ,cs.
sA1Ehn.E ErEH1Su; aT; 3aII anI = Tia En-.
viii Shsst, 1t tMc
ssLAKt ANp Rail" FKE1GHT9. T1ere11 nE en1@Ee
II afatfs. Wo auIsvs a.o -s, .,st.Aa
EiGEF e Ros H y 49, - - inrr @ rn1 r.n. ll53
I.eni - 80 NJ SUrS .En k1t. taii. q
Id ns......s, acknowledgements. :5s..-
PIoyts1cns 10 II. T. a!i SattE. = ito p...... r.
neS W ~ ~ sfortro:i III 1rstar ..,.,. esia 85
4I@A - - - q r1,a
,t 1l.Ht - tsn..s-ItE;. EsrntS Liza -,
@ fnsk 70 o. f;oStI .4!rd ~ "a "a sn.n,n I3@,.
EaoNs % EefE sSS S..n,. ~ -" ---+'''''
II ILL ~ ~ y, 1n,1 ~ r. +. Ii iste . 4.@
p.Mron ~ M ~ FrEHH!s-Thefel lt no fha-Ea IN ratsB.
I.AAo As"
VIZ 41 Fourth CIaes. Flour. WOOL
1c .tw:gc:k, al ran,; ..s-;;:.osse9 ~ zss
To Boston, 81 ri at, 'na Ike hos 4: lis
= g1i
~
Snf$
, 1864-08-22

A half hour'e conversation on other topics
not Of public intere6t-en6ned, and then
vc rose to 70, As ne did SO. the rebel Pre-
sidcnt gave me his hand, ard, bidding me
tInelg good by, expressed the hope OF seeing
rnn sGain in Richmond In happier times
when neaco ehou1d hare returned; but With
the Gnionel bis parting MAS particularly cor
dis1 Taking his hand in both OF his ne
eaie et:o,nnel. 70 @ I respect your character and
F: 7on1 nntlyes and wiah you we'll; wish
ercr- pood can wish sou consistently
3r,ti' 7xn efeJ the rood Of the Contede1acy."
The nuiet, straightforward bearing ana
morT, ,ificent moral courage Of our "hghttag
pa,sou had evidently impFesssd Mf. LAWS
w a. :sfi we Were leaving the room he added: =,
l. "say to Mr.. Liucoin from me aasl .a.eaa,s soam
ut any time be pleased to Eeee,ve plofvoas5 pfsnaa
for psace on fhe basis of our andependencs.
It viii be useless to approach NE WILL aas
Other" 1...a,, 6a,,ad
| When We went ont Mr. benlamlo a14,ee caIteu
Judge oull, 4tAo had been Na,'ne Y ~. ata4 ~
The Whole interriew-two hou1s7a, s tas on ~
cr end Of 1he haii, aud VIC passed GOVT na,5i snE
stairway tosethcr AS I pnt m5 arip "'@a'A
tbst OF the fudge, he said 70 ne:
"W.n, what fs the result"
"Nothirg but wsr-War to the hnne r. ~,
eEphraim |. Joined to his ldots-el a'A'
alone" indeed the cnloRel, eoiemaay'
, 1864-08-22

A JUnaE OF PoRK.-"No man." says
Mrs. Paztlpgton, WIS better calcqlatea e 10 20
judge pork thsn my husgasd II Mas H. pe he had
been brought ap With 'em from childhood
, 1864-08-22

NA- u'a Eorc.......E3apc
| Hen D .,......,.....sc@sS sc
La;h, Yarn. HEMP. . .35 A:.aiss 3
/ !" I" MA.allR. Ga1'c
Am. Hemp MOI -. 4fac
E.arlIls.............M1
i tA9fl cord -. .,erAEc
Lahll!a Hay Rope. .3l1Icc
, 1864-08-22

Fiye-TyvcnlieA n EefNanny.
The London I1msF, by she lass 1sa'' reports tnas
+be f,er,a.n se~aza far T. s. 5s7s at Frhnkfnr.
b.oi cut a!rcth, sft.r fc dag depression on the
xc1s, news II ON hs side, and the price reeovered3
cent. The Tinef, On It's Frankfort a-7feest c'ts"
mstes thst $,5e c. eco Of thesa bonds hare already
!, IN TAX II In Holland and G .t.nany.
, 1864-08-22

An sales Of Grain ysported tn khss m7rket report
11s on d Lq:ts Of &c storage per bu&as!, ustsss
oikeracise stctd. -Four Is sold de3rtrsu un!ea5
CtkeTs1i&t stated. ,s..
SATURDAY ErFSlyH. Au3: y. 1sA.
FMEIGETs-GEAtN FEKIgn'a Gull lhe en-
9s frenfe = f.e. To BUFFALO: echr K4te G1nchuat
, 1864-08-22

CO =
SATURDAY EvaxTEa, August q. 1851
Che 1tceipts ar1 ahffmenta dp:i3:; :he sass -
, 1864-08-22

Col&ehT
Ccpe.a.6 Jcho
Cprn,ny.W B
Cotkls Washing
fCn
ccxssell Km
rentGt< II o
@1litsA H capt
tun II 4 >
, 1864-08-22
ZiJplau Lo7iln mts3
Initials.

Yoailils A@ice miss
, 1864-08-22

Nrnry Shipments Of Petroleum..
-luc. .udco IN she cavy domestic Fro:ucd eEno1fs
frou New York # last week ste 1.aito gallons Of
Petr5euu-ths hsayic.s th,pnt nj in scy srGle week
lice The dttcye1y OF tbs wo-deifnl ell wells In
vt
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06

E 'sTk1Cr of New Milford. ss Probate A1 Court. Sept 2i, ls64.-Uron the app;i. cation of Edwin W. Phelps, of the town of Dsivan' County of Walworth, State Of ,yiscon sin, showing to this court that he is guar dian to Susan w. Phelps and George E Phelps minors belonging in Delavan Walworth County. WISCONSIN,, and that said minors are the owners uf the following real estate, situated in sale rfooate District, viz: One equal and in diviiual twelf Il part of piece of land situa. ted in the town of New Milford, in LitchGeld County and State of Connecticut, in New Presten Society so called, bounded northerly on the line between the town of New Milfoad ana Kent; easterly on tho line between the towns Of Washington snd New Milford south erly on the land of John C. Ackley in part and in part on the land of Daniel Dayton and
 west on the land of John C. fAckiey in part and part on the highway, and part on Holm Couch's land. The said tract, containing one hundred and twenty-five acres more or less. with a, dwelling house and other buildings thereon, and with highway running through the save. being formerly the estate of Kinda Ackley deceased. the said one-twelfth being the interest of the said minors therein, being val ued at about three hundred and seventy five (S46, and showing just and reasonable cause for selling sald real estate praying for an or der, and that he or some other meet person be empowered to sell the same as per application on file, dated the 10th day of September, 1864. more fully appears:
 ordered-That the foregoing application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in New Milford. on the sd day of December, 1864, at o'clock in the afternoon and that notice thereof be publis he'd in some public newspaper near the place where such real estaie lies, three weeks successively, at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 pd24 JAMES H-MC MAHON. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06

A TaC ilrl of Probate holden at Litchficld
 A with and for the District of Litchield on the l2th day ef September, A. D. 1864. Present-Esiward W Seymour. Esq. Judge
 On motion of FlcderickA. Marsh Executnr of the last will snd testament of HORACE c. MARSH late of Morris, within said district, de. deceased; This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the said Executor; and directs that public notice be given of this order by adver- Using in newspaper published in Litchfeld, in Litchfield County, and by posting copy thereof en the public sign post in said town of Morris nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
 ertiicd from Record,
 c GEORGE M. WOODRUFF, Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06
BORN.

 Tn winsted, 24fh ult., daughter to Rev. M McG Dana.
 In this village, S0th ult., son to Mir. H. R. Colt. .tr
 DEED. Tn Colebrook, 20th ult.. Mrs. Betsey. wife of Mr. Hiram Moore, aged 65. In Sharon. 3d inst, at the residence of her son in law, Richard Smith Esq, Mrs. Lucinda Hubbell of Bennington, Vermont, aged 94. In Philadelphia, 21st ult., Smith Law, aged s6, formerly of Litchfeld.
 In Brooklyn, N Y., Aug 26, Rev. Lemuel Birge, clergyman of the Episcopal church, son of .he late James Birge of Litchfeld, aged T1 His death was the result of injuries from being run over by an Express wagon. In this town, on the 17th ult. Eben Judson, Nged 78. . consistent member of the Metho- dist church.
 In this town. on tho 2d inst, Capt. David Winship, aged 75.
 In this town. Sept 2sth, of consumption, Hattie. daughter of Phineas and Sidna Taylor, aged 19 years.
 In Kent, Sept 22d. Mills Bordwell. aged se. He was born, always lived, and died in the same house.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-06

B RESTRICT of Killingworth, ss., Probate -H1 Court, September 18th, 1864.
 Upon the application of Edwin M, Kellogg, showing to this Court that he is Guardian to Frank Stone. a minor belonging to said dis tlict, and that said minor is the owner of the following real estate, viz certain tract of land situated in the town of Warren, Litch- field County, Conn.,, and described as follows :. Beginning at the south west corner of land dis tiibuted to the heirs of Mary A. Lewis. at a heap ot stones thence easterly in the south line of said Lewis heirs to heap of stones by highway thence by the highway, chain g. 'inks to a heap of stones on rock thence West Is degrees north to heap of stones in the west line of said land thence by said west line , chains and 10 links-valued at about one hundred dollars and showing just just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate prayi g for an order and that he or some "the' meet person be empowered to sell the same, as per application on file, dated the 9th day of September, .eG4, more fully ap- pears
 oKpERED That the foregoing application b,. he;'' q at .hci Probate Office in Kil!inywo,th or the sth day of November, 1864, at thre,. 0 clock. afternoon and that notice thereof be Pn"tishcd i'll some public weekly newspap,r near the place where such real estate lies. three weeks succcssively, at least six weeks b. fore said time assigned,
 -oto HEN1sY HULL, Judge.