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SHK RBEB'S SALE, ON FOxEah0S.
URE GF mORsTSsAGE.
Stale Of WisrOnSiB, CircniI Court of
RenOshn COunIy

Volney French-Plai"tiff. Ggai.S st Nicholas Clinton
and CathsrI-e Clinton hts wife, l. vi ling q O.
W. u. Cushing anu De- a. uegaman-Defendanls
N virtue Of nd pursuant TO gmeui rendered
a III AAih court IA The alb emitted action, d re-
May 3D. Is o. shall eApuse 1Or sale aid ssII az PUB
Ic auction at the ffonL door of the Cout House N
the city OF kenosha SatuI day. THE rS day Of Ju v,
1860, at The hour OF ten 0'el",k, A. OF that gay,
lac following described mortgaged premises, or so
much thereof, as may be necessary to raise the
amount OF SAID Judnet tereSt and costs toge her
with the expenses OF sale to wat; -....
All The following p eces parcels Of land situate
ying and being IN the iowa Of Brighton in lie cou,
y OF herosha and state of WISCONSIN, anu oU n
aud des iated as foliows to wit: Tie gu west
quar,r Of The south wtst quarter Of section No five
81 III township No Two (ZJ nOr.h of range No. twe-
y l2O) east, also The east hall OF The SCUM West ouarS
n of sane section, township, and range, exc pupg
u,d resrrvilg If the south side OF said parcris
Vr acres OF Iand heretofore decided to Aun Uhnt on
Htghes and children. Also one other parcel Known
as tbe south east quarter OF the west qlarter
D! the same secIIou ,ownsnIp and range
Daed, sherlf's Uli-e, .elosha May 18Th 1865
w W. B7KER
IW5O Sher Il OF henOsha 20,
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ID
PRINCIPAL DEPOTS


RELMBOLD y DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WARE house
Helmbold's Drag AID Chemical WIare HOuee
59i BRDADHAY N y OR
594 Broddlcoy N. y or
HELMB OLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
Heim6oids Nedtc0i Depot.
104 South TENTH Stnet, PHILADELPHIA,
lo4 South TENTH Street, Phaladeiphia
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IN
PRINCIPLED DEALERS,
HhO EndeaUOr 10
Dispose of "their own" and "oihef" articles on
reputation attained by
HELMB OLD 5 GEALINE Preparations
HEMP OLDS
Ge.~eRe ETtr0ct Bucku
Hell OLD'S
Geauine EGtr0ct SarsapariHo.
Genuine lmproved Rose,cash.
Sold By al Druggists ereryrhere, ASK far
Helmboidd's, take no other
ES Cut out this advertise ment and send for and
avoid imposition
LORD d SMITH, Gent Western Agt's,
w. 90 Lake Street.
Chicago
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4 T
I'm Probate -Kenosha County sours
In the matter of the last will and testamen. of
than Pierce, deceased
akN reading and fling the petition of Hannah
- Fierce of the city and county OF Kenosha rem
,eNsht'hg that Jonathan Pierce late { the said CIV
anu ounty OF kenosha, ed testate on the 29tb da
o~Aptn, 1870 and that The Instrument m writing
puporthg to be The last win and testament Of saii
uecrtseu, a'd presented this coutt nv said
peu iohef the last will and testament of sad
dece's.d as the peti Toner believes AN that she is
he widow Of said deceased, and n lreatee : I, SaJ
WIN named, ana that no one is named Ia said Wi g.
eAecu or tnereol, and praying that the same bs
proven and admitted to obate ling to the
of this State - S IA" >
therefore it is ordered that said anplication ha
heard before me al the Probate Office in The ritv
county Of kenoshq, on f. iday, the i6h day of lime
next, at O'Clock p. M And it is further OF derd bat
notice shall be given TO all persons neres ed in said
VIII by publication hereof 10 the {. Kenosba TeIe
graph, newspaper pubh he'd in said city for three
weeks pr ior 10 The time fsuch hearing
Daea May 23d, 1860. 1. W. VIZ BSrER,
o"ot County Judge.
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Circuit Court of Fxenosha County.
HE SNate # NVinconSin IL.

To rancis Queries he Kenosha County Bank
John G. Coleman, James j. Pettlt, I,rlce D. Moore Ira
) .t,u,n z. Twist, slhe Farr, j. hn Pack r. Ephaun
P' Z. Brown, Btnjtmn +. Weeks LA Y. Mum,
Irorge l.. Scott, JOSEF h Qua James money Ma
ida Gallager Car line KmUall Edwin Stone, jose n
q ares us executor al will aud testament OF
Ann Qua rics deeeased, and Thomas a. Pgrec Asa Pu-
gre, Edward u, KmLa ], Eben = t0e and james n.
handl Trustees tn estate OF David PInsrse de-
sed.
You hereby summoned and re- ured to answer the
complaint OF Eta q unals, RLion nled in the office Of
he Jerk Of thu q cunt corr for KelushH County, at
is office Ia the city of Kenosaand t" serve copy
answer office in the city and county uf
Sa and SAFE of is.onsn witt il twenty days after tho
service hereof exclusive OF the day of such vice and
# fail the CONF aint Aforesaid he said
Eli G. knals will apply the Court for the rel EFF de-
manded the complaint. O. ). x +. H.nEAD.
Dated May, 81, 1866. 6w51 Plaintiffs Attys.
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FEMALES! FEMALES FEMALES
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE, MARRIED
- OR CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to Females, the Extrac
Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy in Chic
rosis Retention, Irregularities, Paufulness, SUI
preston of Customary Excavations liberated or SCH
rh state of the Uterus Il eucorrhe Whites SteI
whether arising from indiscreton, habits of Disspa-
ton, in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See Symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT II
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me, an Alderman in the
City of Phadeli hia, II. T. Helmbold who being duiy
sworn, doth say, his preparations narcoc
mercury or other injurious drugs but are purely
vegetable.
H T. HELMBOLD
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 23d day o
November, 1864.
WILLIAM P. HIBBARD, Alderman
9th street, above Race street Philadelpeia
II. T. HELMBOLD
CHEMIST.
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aH Probate enOsiia COunIy Goars.
In the mater Of the Estate of P.trick Gagin, de-

ceased. 80
reading and Cling the petition Of Marpar,t Mur
~ ray, sIaung among other things, that She the
petitioner Is the owner of farm il The town of Brigb
on 10 The county Of Kenosha, to wu The east hsf
u the SOU ia west quarter of section thiry-slx Ind
mat Patrick Gagln was ia poss, ssinn OF said farm
uud an agr cement TO occupy he same on shArrs
for he year 1863. That said Patrick G tgin died in
estate ON the i1th day OF April, 1865 leaving his
widow and three child und ten ears old Iesid.
hg on the sad farm. That She, the petitioner. Is
Greater OF the said Patrick Ghgu deceaS, d. that
mere than thirty days have elapsed since 81 id apn
died nlesiate and that his widow ha MT presenI,d
dnJ petition u the couII, hat herself or any other
said deceased, and that since the death of said q Gin
NJ said widow has been selling and disposiug of his
per'ondl property TO wit One yoke OF oxen, aud
eLlhg other persons lIto possession sad farm in
Voation OF the rights Gl the pet toner aud urav-
rug that some suitable be appointed by this
court admins raor OF Tie sad estate anu sunye,t-
| ng John Evans Esq OF Brighton AS a suitable per-
son 1t II therefore orde ed, that The wild W OF The
said Pair OK Gagn DECEASED and all Other Lersons n-
crested in said estate APPEAR before the Judse Of
ths court at his Office the city OF X enc, ha on
Mohday the 10, h Gay of June next at 10 O'Clock A.
W., III IN and thelet to how If any ere shall
should not be appointed su, h administrator At9
Is further O. de- ed that copy tins order BE- r
sonaLy served ON The widow OF SAID PaIric T. in
deceased, at least ten day proc said ay of 81
n'g eau e; and that copy of this ord shat, 4,
published for three successive weeks Tor TO sand
day. in the "Kenosha TIE eg aph' weekly news
paper published at the city OF keuo ma
Dated May goth. 1865. / w. WEBSTER
o"oA County Juuge.
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head nerves kidneys, bladder womb and blood affections
otte urinary ergrhs gravel, fua, rheumat ism
tafrh' Asthma, bronchitis, dy spepsia. H4
Onr pratt &c Is not expe imenu but of twenty
years ~ ana n.y. founded the laws Of Nature with
0t txpe isbce and evidence an it. Do
build up ma SICK to make welno harsh treatnen
no trhihg; no fate fng. I" know the aud q
remedN needed; guess wuk Dut knowledge gaihed L
ye rs Oi h. of these diseases
Iuslvcy- NJ ehcO' without speet Candid
8" gu Upihl'hs reasonable in charges, ella
knO" every ia ", every dy, but do claim
son and ommUh sense " e nvite the SICK,
what their ii call inv stiga;e before they
don hope k. inter- cations and decide fox hcn,eves
1t wal cost ng ,tutIO Tins T.
SIKH that have visited this place, aud shall M
visits for years regularly the days the
every eisht weeks.
CAS- 81 CONSULTED
Kenosha City Hotel. during Saturday
till c ooIz, the lst of July 1865.
~ Res dynce and Laboratory, Waukeg4n, al
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HEMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.
For Medical properties of Buchu,
SEE DISPENSATORY OF IHE UNITED

For Medical properties of Buchu,
SEE D1SPENSATORY OF 1HE UNITED
STATES,
Sac Prof DEWERS' valuable works on the p ractice
Of Physic.
See remarks made by the late Celebrated DR.. PHYS
10, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DIR EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, a
celebra ted Physician, and member OF the Royal Col
lege of Sergeons, Ireland and published in the tran
sactions OF the King and Queens Journal.
See Medico-Ch irurgica Review, Published by Ben.
jamin TraAers, Fellow of the Royal college of Sur
geons.
See most Of the late Standard works On Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCAU, 81 per bottle, or six for So,
EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA, 81 per bottle, or six
for SIS.
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, so, per bottle or six fol
81 so.
Or half Gozen of each for $12, which will be sufi
cient to the most obstinate cases. if directions
are adhered to
Deyeredto any address, securely packed from OBJ.
servatioD.
Describe symptoms In all communications Cur,
guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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Observe Well, ai
The Noted Analytical Physicia,
DR.. v. CLARENCE PRICE

FENHE ONLY only Physician OF his kind in the
West, has met with he greatest success gained u
tier reputation. eff ct more complete cures, visit
ca PAGES the lofg-st wi huut missing engagement
than 4ny physician that travels has outlived hem ali
and become noted for his skill: in treating all chronic
diseases of the
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TAkEN UP.

ED ROKE into the premises OF the subscriber In
n D the Town of .asant Prairie, about the
10 day of May, 1865 LIGHT ,URRtL MARE
COLI, about two ye trs Old. TIA star tn FIR
head. No other marks noticed. The Owner is re-
qi'sed to prove proper pay ih t'g' all ,k' her
away NJ OONNELL
Peasant Piaire. May 25,h 1868. 4w So
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Take no BaIsams, Mercury or unpleasant medicines
for unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DIS
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PUTTING UP PRESCRIPTIONS
WARTS BOURBON BlTTERS
SvIAIMS BOURBON BITTERS
SWAIH'S BOURBON BlTTERS

A hea thy tonic. gentle stimu ant and uuequdled
morning appetizer Prepared III ripe 0 d Bour-
boa. Beng now used To- The exclusion : all OH q
er Btiets l. more Than fhS Uuued sta es amy
UOSpit'lLs, ana millions Ut prIva,e la miIies, ana
Is the unity pnpu'a medic'Le winch hi as been es.
2 pee al eDtD9pteG pom stump tue by The United
States gUVtI mae ht, on the RiOuhd o. It's having
rn adup.gd a standard rene dy by the
medic al DrulesAsiuu.
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USE HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU.
For all affections OF the Uniary Organs
whether existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating. and matter Of
how loug standing Diseases OF
these Organs require the aid
- of a Cui etc.
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
is THE GREAT DIURETIC
AND IT IS CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
IT IS RECOMMENDED.
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,..---<0s sEELYE'S 49,.
IBR0kIlsEI Hal. SYRUP


n1Ta AN UNEAILlNo REMEDY FOR ff
Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis Sore Tbroas Hoarseness,
and Irritation Of the Bronchial Tubes or lungs
Tickling in the Threat and Cropp,
This syrup is especially beneficial in affections
of the Throat and Bronchial Tubes, caused
by Catarrh, greatly assisting in its permanent
cure when used in connection with the Rem
edy. If taken in time it NEVER FAILS to
cure the severest eases Of Group.
Being agreeable to the taste, safe for chill
dren, speedy in IT'S EFFECTS giving strength to
the voice and lungs, Il VIII soon fad it's way
into every family in the land. Price $l.00
poT bottle.
DR.. ?. Fl SEELYE & Co,
Sole Froprletors, Freeport Ills
GENERAL AGENTS.
JOHN ID. PARE, Cincinnati Ohio.
WILSON * PETER, louisville Ky.
SOLD BY ALL WHOLESALE DRUG
GTSTS. and at retail by
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
B. ROBINSON, Agent. AenOsha
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This is article OF Vine, from the Pure Port G rape
JUICE iermeEted. without the addition of spirits or
any liquors whatever. Has fun body, rich flavor
and slightly stimulating None is disposed of unit
four We old
The beneficial effect derived from its use is as
tonisl il thousands, ard cannot be realized from
OTHER WINE, nor from he thor. lands of Patenl
Bitters now GROWING the market.
All VIE try il eyriess their surprise that so deli>
Cod5 VI lie Is h LGICeC IL tiS country and that il
s 80 far different from what thy had exnected
some who nave called 1t humbug and trash b. fore
using or knowing it was the pure grape juice, bur
triLking Il berry wine, have tound out their
mistake, a.d lay their lives ia the use of this
Wine
Eree0ent 10" Fen,ales oa'd WeaklU Persons ana
the C0Itsunap..vv.
great hemeuy for Kidney Affections, Rheumas
tism and b adder D tfi 'uities,
1'y IL once, dad gOW aCljG nat be deceiUsd.
sAS BE sure the signature OF ALFKsD SPEAR is over
he cork OF each bottle Sold by
Il. ROBINSON nnh WEHEEE.RR &
CA.Ak sEk, azeno&hm
Drugg lists and all first class DEALERS who also selI
he LASTELL) PORT BRANDY, d cnofce old arti
c,e imported only BY Mr. sp=er, direct fl the vaults
OF Oporto. .u
Trade supp led in Chicago, by LORD SMITH,
and by A. SPEER, at his VI reward. New Jersey
PsiHctpdl ONCE %03, broadway, n. Y.
lyS
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Special announcement,
f. & II. T. ANTHONY & co.
of Photographic Materials
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL

Manufacturers of Photographic Mates lals,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
5Og, BHOADWY. ". r
In addition to Main business ofPHoTOGRAPH-
lC MATER us, We are headquarters Tor the follow
lag, We
microscopes & StGrGOSCOpiC Views.
ofthese We have immense assor, ment, nclu-
ding Wa' Scenes American and FOREIGN Cites and
Landscapes Or ups, Statuary, ETC., etc. Also, Re-
voivmg Stere es, for pubic private eXhI oE.
Our catalogue will be any address on receipt
OF stamp. -..
Photographic Albums. a|a' ".
We were the first to Introduce these into the United
States, aud We manufacture immense quantities il.
great varietS,r gu in prl'e from 50 cents to 500
each Our AABU us nave the reputat of being
super or III beauty aud dun ability any Others They
Will be sept by mail, Tree, Gil receipt OF prize.
W FINE ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER, uks
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,
Our Catalogue now embraces over FIVE THOUSAND
ferent sui Jects to which additions are continually
be ng mad, oil portraits of eminent Am. ricaus etc.
VIZ: about
loo Mai Gen'ls, 100 1t Colonies, $50 Statesmen.
2g0 Brig, ueneras, % Other Off trs, 49, Uivnes.
Z'o Cotonelss 20 Navy Officers rs Authors
AZ artists, l25 Stage, so Prominent women
5000 Copies of Works OF Art
including reproductions OF the celebrated En-
cravings, paIutirgs, ties, etc Catalogues sent
on receipt of stamp An Ter for one dozen PICTURES
from cata que viii be led on the receip of 81 81
anu seat by mai
Photogrdi ht r AMI others or erng goods @ o D.
will plea remit twenty-five per cent If the amount
with her or Ter. p.
1.-THE pr and quality of goods caonot fail to
usly. 6m45
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HILNBDLD'S EXTRACT BIghB.

For weaknesses arising from Excesses, Habits
Dissipation, early indiscretiou or Abuse at
tended with the following symptoms:
Indisposition to exertion, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory. Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, a &&E Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakeiulneas,
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back,
dot Hands, ling OF the Body,
Oryness of the Skin, Erurtons on the Face,
Universal Lassitu1e of Palhd CountenanCe,
the Muscular System
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which thi
medicine invariably removes, soon follow,
IMP0TENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
Ia of which the patient may expire. Who can
say they not FIRE quently followed by those "dire'
full Diseases" .f-s1Ess
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering, bu
none will confess. The records of the insane Asy-
lums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption
bear ample witness to the truth OF the assertion,
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
BY ORGANIC WEAKNESS:
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and nvig
crate the system, which HEMB0LD'S EXTRACT Blu
CHU invari ably does trial will convince the mos
skeptical.
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In all their stages, at little Expense little no
change of Det no Inconvenience, and no exposure.
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength TO
Urnate, thereby removing obsructIo preventir g
and curing structures of the uretlra and aayng in
imation, frequent in this class of diseases and
Thousands upon thousands, who have been
VICTIMS OF QUACKs,
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PACKING g. DIRECTIONS.

Put he wool in strong sackiDg, not in old cotto >
sheets, ii you wish il to reach BE AID put
your directions on the inside of the sack, with your
name aud place to send the cloth. Write by man,
aud here wi! be no trouble IN receiving your goods
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SWANS Bourbon gitterl<

g1Y- LackteS who have tried aud found most 9th
e. s'S'OmH,h BittecN" tO0 bit err, unDoLitaJke
una to- h. gify aaedtcGted Tor theIr deHcate taste
phase CIV tHe.e trai, ana you will not be
withDu them, They We tone 10 The stomach,
and str, ukih 70 the who.e system.
Tosy II our druggist or t. adesman has not got
Usse Bite. have him send or Them.
III X member the name aud lake no other
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TheFaIIof. Richmond

R Does not interfere wit the
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FREIGHT.

Wool TO be mad: into roll, will be taken from the
depot and returned without charge. Wool be m u.
ufActured may be sent by railroad (not by expre.sl
from any part o. Wisconsin, Illinois or Iowa, aud we
will pay all freight charges, AID return by express,
the Tetur charges TO be paIa by the customer.
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SWANS Bon ybon 3itteFs


HeadacAe 1ost,Ueueas and kifdred diseases
arising from sOfdered coma 20" o. we SION ,l
isUh, Liver Or Bowels. Lei ereIL me 1y theSII
ag, erabIe Bilers; once tiled ntd L SD tneF WIZ
recommend lhrm with confidence Hi' g'"e'
who are in Detd OF ii who esUut gre saSe CT
f=c;uai ionic. zoe rapidly increasing GFniauu
Tor these kitters has iuduc, d me 10 CIV Io-.nii
publicity 80 that thousands who have not u'1<
tpem, may try ihem and be convinced of Nt'F
efficacy.
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REMARKS.
KsAEAY 6C CO., ExENOSasA,

have constant, hand Cloths and Flannels of oi r
manufa ctu' and win receive ANA forward ali Woo
tor manufacture uto Cloths or Rolls. l.. &P.
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and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured tin
short ime, have fonud they were deceived aud tina
tDePisonon," has by the of'Powerful astringeD
been dried up in the ystem, to bak out in an ag5ra
waited form,apd
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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DIX. Z II. y " MT IKOFRIETOK.
975 Broaaway, New 70 K,
oFFIoEs- 81 south Wa er Street, Chicago
CA. coax, General Agent los the West
ChIcBg
sod ~ Wholesale in Chicago by Fuller PinchA Fnl
=. Bu .uitn q Van shaab; Chas =. SnitiI; lord
.n h; II. Rcd d Co; Smiih Dryer aud al
Druggist. a q G oc't s tveIl where 1A29
For safe la IxeD"s WIIEtGLE q
CLARK. aud ~FaKKWEAIH r..
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SWANS Bourbon 9itters

fSy The composition Ct DR.. swain's Bitters la wing
beet ma pubic, III Ough columns - Mrdicg
sou,rats and hayi z been adopted . stardal d
II, by the Medical Profession, b. thr aeci.ipn
d, he ( onIn 81, per Of trrnAI Revenue, EXEMPT
FROM STAMP DU1Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
fo1al aud Gountp Nems..

Litchlield.-Thes Surveyors on the Bos- ton and Erie Railroad are eagaged this week in making their survey across the town. Their survey crosses the south road near the resi- dence of the late Wm. Thompson, about mile and half south of the Court House. thence by Bantam and Mt Tom pond to woodsil Q.
 The First National Bank goes into opera tion on Wednesday next, March l.t. super ceeding the Phoenix Branch Bank. The busi- ness of the latter is transferred to. the new bank.
 - The "old Flag once more made it's ap- pearence on the flagstaff on Tuesday. in hon or of the evacuation of Charleston. and yester day for washington's Birthday. The latter event was celebrated in the evening at the residence of Col. Wessells, with the reading oi the Farewell address, speeches, songs. senti' ments, Sc anl . pleasant time generally.
 We learn that Rufus Smith, Esq, has pur chased the Bissell Farm.' east of the village for $2o00 Also the bu lings on the Arnts Place. on Prospect Hill.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

New Preston. G.o. C. Hitchcock, Esq. has sold his famous colt Surplus to Edwi Thorne. Esq. of New York, for Slo. QUO cash Mr. Thorne has also purchased of Mr. II. two Allies. tao and three years old, sired by Mr Hitchcock's "Ashland.'
 ''snrplus' is pronounced by the hest jrdges to be the fastest trot.ing horse of his age in the country perhaps in the world. lie is now to be thoroughly trained by Hiram We, ruff, of Long Island. and will undoubtedly ere ate a sensation in the betting world. He Ii: 6 already taken four first premiums, at Ia go and prominent fairs. viz, at the .onneciicut State Fair in 1862, at the National Horse air held at Hartford the same year, at the Ma. tional Horse Fair held at New Haven in lt6 63 (when he trotted bis mile easily in 255} being then but three years old.) and at the New England Agriculture Fair held at Springfield, Mass in 1864. He is said to have trotted his mile this winter in 2.30 on ice
 Litcbfsld County bids fair tc produce the mos. valuable horses in the country, and " Ashland' now stands confessedly in the front rank of these.