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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04
tend to the fs,a, and business wa. suspended.

tend to the fVm, and business was suspended In the nortF Feast part ofthe town (Nonnewaug) in inc AtwSod-siatriGt. flag with the words . The Devils Dead" ths}edn, was. with it's in fsrnal motto, throydt to ths breeze soon after the assassination ceaur beloved President On Wednesday party ffsls Watertown and Waterbury visited the prsnises, but the flag had disappeared, and the Hate proprietors (Burr Atwood and family) knew nothing of its whereabouts. 1-~xape refreshed their memory. and the flag was pSoduced from it's hiding place among thins< less vile The oath was administered. and they promised to raise the Stars an Stripes before Saturday morning.
 Mir Chauucey Atwood was next visited, as rumor had placed him on ths s'list of those who rejoiced ever the death offhe President Mir. Atwood avowed bis loyalty, proposed to take the oath and to raise Aaag upon his grounds The crowd, satisfied witH athis. immediately dispersed ....~
 On Saturday, about lift, of our loyal citi- zensw went out to see hs.<ondrous conversions reported. They frst called upon Chauucey Atwood, who had provided beautiful flag and was con hand 10 reeeiye callers" The flag was cheered, with the man who raised it Short speeches were mads<by Dr. G. II. At wood, E.J. Hall and 5<w. cotbren, Esq., The remarks of Dr. Atgood were eloquent il expression, and just in statement He spok' of slavery as the cause of allpu woes; tha the fifteenth of April would fever be remem bered as one of the saddest days of his life for on that day came tie tidings that Abraham Lincoln had died by hehapd of an assassin. The gentlemen who followed the Docto spoke feelingly of our gpeat afaiction. I wisl that all readers ofyeur paper could hay these remarks before tbenA At the conclu sion the best of good feei6g prevailed. an after toasts. &c., and wishes for the welfar of our new friend, tfs proceeded to the hous of Burr Atwood, wfess. the Union flag va flying, where twice three 1cheers were given and inc crowd sought theif home in quiet an
 peace.
 ':Ti'e Star spangled Banner, oh long may wave D
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04

The Grand DiSision of the Sons of Tenn. perence of Connecticut held it's Semi-Apnual session in Norwich, Thursday. Extensive preparations are being made throughout the State by the Ordsr,. to give a grand reception to the National Division of North America, which convenes at Hartford on the l4th of June next. It will be an occasion of great in terest to the :Ordef, as well as to the Tenn perance communities generally.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04

The Supreme CSurt of Errorz iu session last week, rendered the following decisions or the cases argued before it. | Aivord rs. Miller, Superior Court is advised that petitioners are entitled to redeem on pav ment of the largest sum, (S4o0 Reasons by
 Butler, J. For Plaintiff. Hall. WAY Ea,
 Defendant, Seymour & Seymour Bailey rs Town of Goshen New trial i.
 not advised. Reasons by McCurdy, J. Flo,
 Plaintiff, Hall. For Defendant. Hubbard s
 Andrews.
 Loomis cs Eaton. Petitioner entitled te
 foreclose on the full sum due and the interest
 Reasons by Butler, J. For Plaintiff, Barbour
 Seymour & Seymour. For Defendant, Hitch
 cock & Hall
 l Albert Moore, Judge, ss. Holmes. Superior
 Court is advised that the first plea of Defend ant is insufficient. Reasons by Dutton, J. For Plaintiff, Peet, Hubbard X Andrews,
 Woodruff & Woodruff. For Deft. s. &S Tucker rs Jewett, manifest error Reasons by McCurdy, J. For Plaintiff, Goodsin. Flo, Defendant, Foster X Hitchcock. Woodford's Appeal from Probate. Superior Court is advised to dismiss the appellanrs ap peal on the ground that it does not appear that the appellant was aggrieved by the order of the-I Court of --Press.-, Sc. For Plaintiff Goodwin. For Defendant, Hall & Hitchcock At the annual meeting of the Litchfeld County Medical Society. held in Litchield April 27th, Josiah E. Beck with, NJ. b. was elected President John B Derricksou, Vice President, Henry Dennis, Clerk. The following named persons were appoint ed fellows: s. T. Salisbury, NJ D Plymouth J. ". Phelps. NJ D Woicottville. James Welch, NJ D West Winsted John B. Derrickson, NJ D Warren. B. B. North, M D Cornwall. The following were elected delegates to the National Medical Association James Welch, NJ D West Winsted
 J.G. Beckwith, NJ D L.itchfeld D E. Bostwick. NJ D Litch6eld.
 wm. W. Woodruff, NJ Plymouth
 Henry Davis, NJ Bethlehem.
 Albert Hallam of Winsted was recomm.-s for Q gratuituous course of lsotp--
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04
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kENT.-ln your '-r7 7-7- = son allude' issue or last Weee' the pEf- VI, :. to ..Yols can never whip sH,"
 ..n much gusso, told Mr. Jeremiah I!uller 1 that he would have done the game thin E ths his wifs did, viz discharge the Yanke' ], if [ h had been in his employ. "oh cons'sts acy,u lo art jewell" @1. '-
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04

s~ RoswsH E. Hazard, E sq., of sharon Valley. was in to En on Tuesds Z, with hisbeau tifhl young horss,sf Black Be ,uty." He tool first premium at. bur County. tair, last Fall add vas worthy of Il.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04
say- In the list of Physicians in the pre.e

s9r In the list of Physicisns in the present Legislature, copied from the Hnstsord Cour ant" into our last weeks issue, the Dams oi Dr. D. E. Bostwick of our town was omitted. His political enemies need not think, however, that he is going to fail to represent; the hsothy sentiment of Litch6eld. at eating shad, this spring, in Hartford. Not t M kpow him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04

A large numbsr of disabled ConnecticS' soldiers from the several hospitals about Wash ington have been ordered to the Knight Hos pltal, New Haven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04
Magazines for May.

l HARRER presents~us charming table of laoitssais. Ross Brownf revisits washoe ;- lanan Bsecher and the ,blden time are recalled I.and Illustrated; Rev J. s. c. Abbott of New hfIavsn, treats McCfellan's change of base in fsshe same sketchx manner in which he worked l.ap Banks campaigN and the Port Hudson l.ssasgs-iaterestiug papers and exactly the 'thiagss sshat every ope reads. but of rather mod crate sdlus as historical contributions; and our af1taal Fsiend and Armadale are con- tinued; with other stosies as usual, and with an Easy Chair and Drawer unusually good For sale by wm. Pattop, Waterbury. ATLANTIC MoSrHLf.-The May number of this standard monthly contains fourteen well written articles. rhs-bsst writers that our country produces are contributors to q work, and it maintains sa snv'-- ais ton. Published by TiekS-. ..aDle reputa Price $4; with Er~ @~-=sr-& < Fields, Boston
 We hay. .auirer $5.
 Yn- ; received the May humber of o6i
 ,ang Folks an illustfated Magazine fo, boys and girls, issued by the same publishing house as the Atlahric-Nonthly. Its typo graphical execution is unequalled. For salt
 by wm Patton, Waterbury,. One year with th' Enquirer $3.50
 THE LApr's FRsgsp.-The May number Q
 this fayorite periodical opeps with truly
 beautiful engraving called 1.-The Cup of Cole Water,' an illustration efa poem by Thomas
 Hood. The Fashion. Plate of this number, i.
 as ususl, double, and remarkably we'll en
 graved., The wood sngrsyings lead of with .
 pretty ricture of a chila Among the May
 Flowers. Among the literary matter we may specify s)Under the Apple Tree by Miss vir
 ginia F. srownsena -.s0ne of the Martyrs, by Emm,. B. Ripley; NJ Ruth and l. b,
 Margaret E. Starr; Before God and Man ;
 The Gho,st of MacGsan.s Abbey by Mrs Hosmer; slPinewold,' Four Birthdays, Nov elites for May, Editors Department, So. Th' music for this number is an amusing son, called Pa has struck Ile.' Price $25o [ year; with Enquixsr $A.
 GoDkY's TIADY's Books far May is unusual attractive. Besides its bsahtiful and val, |, ble fashion plates it contains it's common v, riety of serial and short romances. "A Ro nance of the Lakes, Rsniniscenoss an half score oil other articlesI make it one the most read able periodicals on our table. Published b,g L. A. Goday. PhiladeJ phia, $s per year; with Enquirer $4.30.
 PxTEHsox's LADIxs' NATIQaAIriR also her and contains ome valuable fashio9i plates an well executed sNteel engraving, an good ', riety of genera V reading. Price Is2 per yea, with Enquirer $ts.50.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04

NEW HARrroRD.-7At the anau al sale of the slips in the North Csagregatir ,nal Churcl last Wednesday, oyer eleven )hur ..dred dollars rere realized, sad only twehty slips remained un- sold The most spirited lsale for years. -More persons want seats t,A Aan can be acco, amo. dated.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04

RJ- Al a Legislative Caucus held by the Republican members on Tuesday evening, the following nominations were made:
 For Speaker of House, E. K. Foster, N. Haven Clerk e. J. R Buck, of Hartford Asst J. M.Morris, IN. Haven
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04

weoDBuRY The following account { tina :. little affair" insW 9odbury, that has e. Eeate' so much interest inlfhe State. is probably mor authentic than fny before printed. It cam
 last week, too late-<pr publication
 In common with others, this commu aay- ~h;ch but m. w.et/ since was alive wi tth jo! ha. been cast dow D wit ..aa...a .. md inc mourners go abeu the streets :" our Churches and priva' rss' dences were draped tith the tokens or wee The feeling wasydot superficial; "th' eiae did not make the woe, the pale did not seast' tnte inc mournipg. Verify darkne = va mon the hearts q the people. Wednesday 4as very generally obser ssd ? u, people. But ssw hearts he'd dssir' ts :
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04

NEW MiLroRn.-The Rev. Mir. Mure lock will deliver by request, his sermon on the death of President Lincein, y.s lecture for the benefit of the Soldiers Aid Society of New Milford, in that place, o'a Tuesday evening M y 9th, at o'clock. Admission 25 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04
fofal and Gou,,tp Neus.

/
 LircHrIRID. May opened with wet and windy day. to tAe great disgust of all pleasure seekers Some slaborats preparations had been made by the spod people of thisto for an extensive May Plrty st Wells Grove: but . grove IS net fhs 'fhost pleasant place ia the world on rain day. even in the company of the dryest wag or the warmes,' friend. May Day could Sst be deferred. like funeral or wedding to she next pleasan, day; So the whole party, wAp had early heen taught to go ia when ii rains assembled a, ,he Fem pie of Justice that cvershadoxs our humble office The party sas large one, and com prised or perso9z of all ages, -tze established limit being oae and one huaa,sa years Nils, Carrie Scott was elected May oueea, and was crowned by Missss Graves and Adams with the beautiful wreaAb of honor Misses Fanny Mckinley. Ellen Roberts and osea snevilly acted as Maids of hpnor. They were all dressed in admirable taAt te. and formed a group of exquisite beauty, Jsplendid and boun- teous collation had<6een prepared, thai was now discussed to the evident satisfaction of all. Following 'Ris came the ,ims-honored games of the ssasoaA (wi,h the exception, VIC believe, of climbing he May Pols,) to which were added some sports that were decidedly novel to us old heads The entertainment, was kept up till late hour in the evening and, on the whole. cogM not we'll have en 4 outdoor psstime.
 Win. Dsming. EAa F.. one ot our oldest and most wealthy citizeaA died a, his residence on Tuesday morning. kfter short illaess.- His funeral will be ;aYe"ded at o'clock ,hi' afternoon.
 The John Buei tirm, of eae hundred ans thirty acres, on Chestnut Hig. has beer bought by Ralph Tom pkins. for sa9s5.
 -Adju'an' Vail, The 2a C. H. A., is i, town, looking well.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04

r ne numerous friends of the late Lieut., 9l'. II. =. n0.son will read the article regard 'ak n's n''l.ary career, printed upon the out. sl1s q the Enquirer, with great interest. It ia
 taken from the " War Rscord.p s' \
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04

SHARON The Congregational Society voted to accept the resignation of their mini sser, and, if the Church concur, to request Inc North cjonsociation of this county to diss oaEe the m nisterial relation now existing bet Eesr the arties at its next meeting. r
 The Rev. Mfr. Gardner. late Congrega tseR al pastor at Ellsworth. commenced his shse Monday, in the village of Sharon, watl very fattering arrangement of patro sage An unusual and unexpected number of p apii were in attendance. Mir. Gardner's Ion 6 ez perience and aptitude as q teacher. are . su fcient pledge of the success of the scho M-
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04
srNEI 1TEms.

| /
 E. A. Brown has<been. renominated Post. master of Danbury.
 Brig. Gen. Jphn A. Rawlins and lady arrived at Danbury lsst Friday.
 Hon. Moves Billings, formerly It. Gov. of this State, died in New London on Monday.
 The State Nop6al School opened with sa scholars ten pz6re than with the correspond ing term last gear.
 Hon. N. D.Sperry has been appointed Post master of New Hayen for 8 second term o four years.
 The First National Bank of Bridgeport, ha. declared semi-annHal dividend of per cent free Of gosernme9T Ttax. Col. Robert B. Graufurd has ordered th, E;sAsa Raehnkn Stale Miliiia 10 agaemble . N NorMp3k On NJ ednesday of next week, lhs Iuth ibst, lerth6if ennnai Parade and Drill.
 rhsrs isa movement in progress 10 elect one , armed and otherwiss wounded soldiers as Messengers of the present. Legislature. Let il be done
 Col. Ross, oflthe goth c. ", has been bre vetted sa brigadier-general for gallantry ani meritofious services;>a promotion that tho gallant officer earned long ago.
 George Delaney, formerly of Norwich, has been sentenced by military commission to pay fine ef- $70000 sfd to ten years impris. onnlent, for defraudipg- the Government in en. listing recruits at Augusta, Maine.
 The city of Goldsboro. N. C., is at present garrisoned by troops of Sen. Terry's corps The commander of the 1istrict is Brevet Mai Gen. H. W. Birge of Norwich, of the former 18th Army Corps.
 There is tradition thsf the gold of Cap tain Kidd' is concealed in the mountains near Bethel. So now, the Banbury Times says, a party is engaged in { hunt for the pirate $ hidden treasure.
 Y The body of Col. Kellogg of Waterbury, Chief commissary ofT Gen, Sheridan's com. mand, who died st City Point, Wednesday. of pneumonia, arrived ih Washington, Friday, en route North.
 Lieut.. Graham, a the Army of the Poto mac, home on a futlough at Durham, at re. ligious meeting -thFTe last Sunday evening. modestly remarked I.hs1 he had participated in thirty-three battles, and been on,e shot through his body ia thelregion of the shoul- ders. s
 Mrs Harris, of At2mford, the mother-in-law of Dr. Ballard, thsSState Senator, was killed at Darien depof, Sn Monday week, by the Bos- ton express train. She was crossing the track, when the trai1 came along unexpectedly and collided with hsr wagon, killing her in- stantlJ.
 The following cthnterfeits are in eircula. tion: Elves 6n~tke Central Bank, Middle town, viz, battle dcene, cattle on the right; 5's on the Iron Ba3k, Fslrs Village. vig., cars and bridge, &c.,. unlike genuine; sos alter from 5's on the New Bpitain Bank. Tb~ s' -o ~ ; Ban
 Conscript Camp. NsM, Have ooms msn s.s thing tn S of the .n, is soon to be of the recruits Svsf vi, two ;oaa 1uadrs e, rsraa; oana wln also Astaf the guard. Tn rs.na'a ex' oe disch3rged, and no one vii .olps' .ept squad If the Veteran Resery ,ss' and . part oea detachment of volup
 that have been dofpg guard duty. Sol aiers are also being hpidly discharged a the Knight Hospital.
 1sS We have not tbe slightest hesitation ii recommending to the Tenders of tha 4Enou;ror
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04


 Bk We have not tte slightest hesitation i, recommending to the readers of the Enquirer the Business College" lately established ii Bridgeport Bryant, stratton and Corbin'. great international chain of business colleges of which this is oue, has world wide reputa tion. The arrangement for the education of young men to practical business habits, arc perfect. The student. upon entering, is first in structed in the Meoriss of Bookkeeping, Math ematics, Penmanship, Business Correspondence and Commercial Law. Then he is initiated into tho Practical Department when he is farn- ished with cash and merchandise and is requir- ed toipfosecute an accurate and systematic bu. slness' Scholars are admitted at any time, up. on 2. purchasing scholarship, and can stay till 'nsy are masters of the science of business.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04

M PLSAsR'paY THAT LITTER BILL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-04

% aasItsr .' of mile from 'hi road passed over by
 In the meantime it apbears both Booth and Harold applied to GaJet for horses to ride to Louisa Court auuse, but the latter fearing his horses would not be returned refused to let them notwithstanding large sams were offered. These circumstances, together with the recrimina. tions of Booth and Harrdld, each charging the other with the responsibility of their diiacul
 nes, had aroused the suspicious of the Gs-
 brothers, who urged Booth and Hs- ret leave; lest they (Garreps) shopi' .rold {, io.eS ess ;e s's sa s;.sn.. Sas csysls a get into retired to the barn. :, and the two mer they entered, Gsy a door of which, afte, himself on ss, -sStt locked and remained ;ssges, to pieveht their horses beino 1 s.s u end ridden of il the night by Booth aso Harold. Upon kb6 approach of our cav. Wsan nun Dowling G1en, about three O clock ths - morning the Garretts came out of ths,~ -, s. 70 meak them, and in answer to TI. s. s9.nes olrect4 them to the inc barn. .ts... . "as st oncef surrounded. This wes - n. =; naker wfnt up and ranned ot tha % s Doc-esked | Who are yonWfr;snds prsl Ss ,,'s ,o are you Cqnfsderates I have ~os CS I,sl pss .n nels, ana s can protect ourselves you are surrounded. akd vou s n.y. 'neo ont here i; out and surrender. boSth auswsrsa s Ss. come lS never give up HI nbt be taken alive : sTa.l Tan instructions were thbt jevery means no..;h,e Ie nust be taken to arrs Booth alive and sIs RsEsr Conger and Dogherjy held Consultation . lev feet rom the n In the mean,ima Booth vas cursI1g HdSrold for his coward;ce der, etc.
 Col: Baker and his Iaity returned and held par'sy with Booth, thus consuming about
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-24
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-24
VOL. 5, NO. 30.


cred to me 1T Fortress Monroe at i 80 p. NJ.
February z, BIZ Lieutenant Col Bahcock, oi
Gen. Grants STAFF. THos 7. ECEzIsr,
Major and A. y. c.
On the morning of Feb. 8, the three gentle
men, Mcssrs, Stephens, Hunter and Campbell
came aboard Of our steamer and had an inter-
view with the Secretary Of State and myself Of
ssr"ral hours drra:ion. Ne QUESTION Of pre-.
iminar;es to the meeting was then and there
made O. mentioned. No other person vas pres.
eat. n papers were ex .aaiayed or pro iucesi
aai it yya5 IN 1s.s ancc 2g~eci that tee co1rec-
sa;ion was T. oe .nlo1 nal ard .erbai merely
On OR pa.s t2a whole u stance of the insgrna-
tiars 10 .he Secretary cc STATE hersia before IL.
cited was state9 and ias.sted upon, and nothing
was said Inconsistent itorewith while by tha
other perry it vas not SAID i,at in any event
or on any cor ;oH they eser would cot.asrt
to lennioa, an3 ret they cIaalIy omitted 10 de-
clare that they world not consent. Ensy
seemed 20 desire = pos pcHa.aent # dat quea-
ton aud the adoption Of some other couzse
first, which as soinc of then, seancG 70 argue,
might or might not lead 10 reunion, hat wi1i.,
course eso iioaSiit would amour: ,o an inda'i
nite s,PoHement. Tie conference ended = tn
out result.
The foregoing, containing as IS believed al
TIE information sounht is respectfully sr,y-
mittsi. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Executive Mansion, Ie!,. 10, 1865.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-24

Note-Ths above communication was deif
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-24
BEDFORD Pa. FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY ID, 1866.
[Sent in cipher at 1.3O, P. N.

hi:n letter OF the Secretary Of War TO Gen
Grant, as follows, to wit
WAR DEpaRraiENT. Washington, Jan. 80.
IS65.-Lasut Gen G9unt, c9umaadtag &c.
i, GESERAI--ilie President desires that you will
please procure for the bearer, Major Thoma:
L. EcSert, an interview with Mees~s StepEens
I Hunter ard Campbell, and if. on bis retury: tc
yo1, ne requests it, pass them through our lines
Ia Fortress Monroe l,y such route and under
such military pIccaution IA yru may deem pru-
dent, giving them protection and comfortable
quarters While there, -aad that you let none of
I ibi7 have any elect upjn yo2r movements or
piaps. 8y order Of tic President
! +. n S~AEroH, Secretary Of Var
Surprising tic proper poia; to bc then reach
cd, despatched ,ho Secretary Of state. wift
tie following iusir ,ciion, Majo. Fckei.t. hov-
ever, gong ahead cs blm
EXsCUTrc MAvs,aN, Washington. Jan. 81
1865 -Hoa. T. IT, .Se,.p,J, 2stres,ry or
,,a,l': ga viii procaea to Fort Monroe. ,icre
70 meet AMI ir!ogmailY confer with afess-s.
Stephens, fante. au Campbell on The basis
OF nv !o;ter 10 +. i. Blair, Jan I8. 1885. a
co?Y Of whie'. you have. You wiz make Known
/ to them that tarce lLings aro indispensable, 20
wit:
First. The restoration OF the national an-
'liP.'oy i"foas"o4' a' inc 9tatoa'
40 ier'ss'u- - The AEeeutive OF
the United STATES on ths slavery question from
ne 2"s'''h assumed thereon 10 ihe la'e annual
message 70 Congress ari IN preceding docu.2al.fs.
1.f1--.>' . cessation o. i'osil.i:'es short q ~
cnl ot The aar amt rta disbaaJir1 II ail Tie
i''c'7 i"..ise 10 J.e government. 4ou w'si H.
'of'h 'htn mat III propossitons "i thrIrs not
inconsistent "l'ii the aoa'e vii 2e Considered
am r'@saa at"n !" q s:i: q sincere l.nosa.isy.
1"' "li' isaE al Lney ma choose - say aaj
.'.5'Is x y dc 1on wlii not rs g''e - def
l'lteiy c"i'''nma'e any thing. o4f, &,
. idNc"'%' Z
Ja :h9 day oi ''s date the following telegram
y rs sent 70 GaR. Graa.'
WAR DEPARTMENT, WsstINVrON, d. 6,
Ft'. 1, i7'a.- l'e'd. t'ss E'"'s', HHy Point, ,
''. '1et ho;laH9 "4'ca IS ran5pula9 change, |
h1.!er Of delay your military move'nents ol
P!tns. A. LINCOLN.
L''enf n CIPHER at $50, Il. n
AtteI"@5.' -he i,d'2"lHg d7sfa:ch was re- /
ge''e'' rom zen Grant
OFfcE = STATES MILITARY TELEGRAPH, I
ltE,N} 24Sf f''' t'is'aG .! ''''i'i
Fen. l. 1868:
tRoiI CRY I,o'ST, feo' !, Ioo', t-;ou' /, T
NJ ~" Erc,@!@"cy, Il. Lt"c'L@, PFtstag"t !
U. 5i'f2s Ionr despaich rceei' 'ed. mere ,