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, 1865-12-06

work, lie that 1om Gen. sheHasns eens3 ~ ide, a.,
wa4 not continuous, It bclng intes nptea an9 1s
3ayed hy the movement OF the 9th corps nsnds- tfom
Vile ViEgn !e y Z, n sra nao.os ollioa
al lie sr1nT INTO \ prpy7siunal corpss pnmaet41es
p,e.eut M i md Id % apssni, sG:8 o1ieesz an1E@so @ ,,.
Thus for tic two commands in qhts Hon. "uo "
tween inc s.sh a, May End the I'LL q ~ ;ust. Mo
vent, were mn%,ezed ont md pscea e1S q saef
,.s hoea M"s iic4sA Cd b. August two months
anl ,SG seieo dase,) 10 CO sG oGsess and men:
~ ,s ao.1. ass discharged wese mu1se1cd ont hy Sop
tn,,er lie Il. or xtfm Iwo md half months from
lin finc he uoyrmeuts OF troops homeward CON-
mencct; The ascrarc per month during that time
Iv reference to :hc report Of the officer In chuec
ar tRc bl1cnu tor the organization OF colored troops
thcse troops tince his last annual report III "a
Of Whscb a.aA were recruited in the states In re-
teliion, and credited to The loyal Sta'es, under the
Lumber Of oolosed men enlisted into Inc eesvre Of
the United States during the rebellion Nas liz y75
1he largest number IN service was Oh the 15.h OF
from Gu causest except muster out, was 6a, 17s
There hive been IS 2a colored troopx mustered out
The number remaining in service aner existing or
be s1,O2l The number Of applicants ior comtnts-
sons III colorcd troops amounted 10 9,G19 OF which
s,7@ He1e Examined. " th,t number l.472 were
rejected. and sS18 received appointments. The
number oI soldiers discharged tson regincns etc.
q Wmte tfnops to accept sppo nilnenis In oEsanza-
nons q eololed trools, WEE 76i. II Is aseetaned
D.erale Of lie o,sanizstiolis j. GOOD. ' >'''s @''S
ftot6N NdTshM GtnerL.-Uu the lbt OF Eoycm-
tr. 1SG1 the dae 10 which the 1n.t anDual report OF
He tzUyo4t hatellhl General Was brought up. the
business Of recruiting and the dram under tie call
OF July. 1St4, Wa IL progress:
he number called for rNns......-..-...... bn, GOO
REDUCED BY aedit On io17ncr elis.......-.- s6,G's
The wloIe number of voluntary cnlistmcn,e IN
der thnt call N1s 168, III, ,ntk:
Volunteers (nhiiC). C)..............-.-...+ 136.d9s
Volunteers tcolorcdl. cdl..-...-...-......*...+- lagl
Aesu1nF. -'.+--....--"-.-- n>95y
6t9meu.. -.....-.-.... -..-...--..s..A. 1atUO
ainrinc colps.... ................ 1874
The Whole number oi drai.csi msn and
substitutes ob1:itncd un0cr tlat cail Was
StsUs. viz:
UfsuLstltutcs for cIalled n1en. z, at2
Nunbersutei.u.c. Tor enrolled nun ,.a45s4
Total-- .................... sf,e2i
Whole number obtained undcr J1;y cal-- "a, 4G5
On The 1.Ei of December. 1854, call was made
for th,cf hundred thousand j;tAl, ,AD) men.
1-ndcr this call The wfotc number Of voluntary
cs,ie,mcpts w7s 15s.u,5:
Volunteers, (whitcl GEO
Volunteers, (colurd)...-. ...--..-...... 1l055
neeulatF- -...,.- ---..-.--...-s.-@s. GAS
reInE0. lid
Marine corps. --.........,,-............. jlg
Toinl.- .05s
| The whole number ot drafscd men and rub
siifuttf nncer that csll yrnt 81 $50:
| Number held 10 personal Fe1E1cc......1e,5
! Suluccr OF substitutes ior dsalLcG
| tuGu .s1-.ul4
| ...... aAaN
| St.nhet Of slL:ti.u:ca for enrolled
/ Mcsl-. >-.---..-- ---+-...-,ElIt
, 1865-12-06

; E The Springfield Republican computes,
from general sources, that Massachusetts paid
upwera Of s5o, ,oo0, 600 on account Of the war,
, 1865-12-06

Number 6Gld 10 UE+Ecn14 EGIT4rE,%
.,1aM4
Srmber Of sub*,,.u:ca for enrolled 1''"
mca,..,.......... 1ag,;
ro,t, .-........... -....-......s - ~
.'''''+ -! o.....
Whole uuube, missed under DECEMBER cali. .1ylJs5
lhe ktspeftaon o' nctasc ini!1tarS operation oc-
ss1ea I N @h's III .he na'insss O. .hr asa nnasr ms ,
18th 81 April 1Gs, 20 discontinue the bnslncse 9!
1eefnnnS snd df3iuns: aad On the ncSt Gay al
elal IcnacZsous; were ordered 10 10 discharged,
atd kcon affeF oil who lad not teen forwarded 10
the Held were discharged by orders through the
lie a.crcen.e quotas charged against The
sesr5sl States. under az ealls maa: br
The President Of The Gn!lsd staies. from
day OF April, 1s'i5 at which time d1afl-
Ing and rrcImtin9 c*ased4 uas s4s
The terms q scr.tes va9ing ftum three
months 10 three years. as shown in de'a1I
by the books Of the fro.os Marshal
Generals Office.
The scvetnl caLs, ard put rnto service OF
Murine corps. during he a6oye period,
--
Leaving deac1ency on all calls, when The
war closed, off, ..----...----...... 1ca. 100
Which wnnIl hrve he.,D oh,,}n.5 n f,n ~ -
| cruitinc md dtafyine hni not brcn discon,mued
his nnmi,cr St,Fs M. ssr,t,.rc 4hs ...,.nar.
men mi fnto service dnr1no he simmer ~ isS$
hv The Siates ~ Te.1 Snri. Ns,- res 80 - p ta'
sslsans, nor hoe furnished 81 The staa d oI oho
Indaua and Illinois, durino ihe l.Sio,.1,r ia
s1nomtnr in All IN Hver 1ssinnH MON si, ar,
ncr. ndx nT aIonf tSn ~ s.1.e ~ MAIL e1t'eu
m nstt1oet,n,- rha ncrt.ar ~ -, ~ sSa h..
tl,r scTicr r. r.. ho Ihe ,ts ~ .nlo
10 THE fnfn acrnuu1 The .Fhoe nr,nhss ~ @ a
f,.rs s;shont r. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ men nus
sopf nav lnyc becn nneyinnsiv "a. 'seh,rsaa II.
hs,irr hee1 srceotc, ar5 "a ~ ~ a!tI
col,s " ~eu'eu w pfe'4ous
I-..ao- tho ateiorc,, na,,s ,-,,,,to.u
cesie1 f,r va-inn- 1s.,n II te Aa'e oeen ac
md n1nm 1Dnnfbx ani ors 49, - .h tutet- @ ia
snectire,r. NM ~ 1s-,. .M1 aao ~ ' sss. r.
iIstad 1ncr sr1ibe ee ns T% na.G en-.
enieicn nnaer She c,,1 ~ xr.i 1Sss ~ .osc W. nao
tI,rre mnnths ,ncrs e--in crialta W 49,"
en1crrd ,e fn. .u1 ses o1ncss r.
t,a .ne @ ioT nane mnnthe O, 1or one o.
W. seat, and ~ tle expiration Of these periods
aEn1n re-eEilktd Tor three years. and The enltre
~rtG1an volunteer force o1nG1sted Of those Who
hayine eesHcd two year, rcenisted for three ycara
nf Ne n,Ir,b. crnrtr1 -, ei1tn LII Lii t Il totoou
isbcd INT, by lie Te-cnusuacnt o! those IN scrva
1La teeonc, y nose WHO hsHe re-entcrcd the ser.
VEG aitef o.scIatcc from former enlistment
% Gacer ~h1h @ thss hnt been eIedttcd; !hst IL, the
er.Istren;. ius;eaI OF Tmit,nS eait tn ,he mi
rrrotcr al ,Mv. ms wbo cn,cr,.a fhs s.r5s. 80 -
Erd lerre n nns r.n,in ~ ~ 1890, - aneM !.
.n,srine lhe service fut the aIst Iiuie, uader the
different sll!s, the number CREDITED ehoula be re-
tn1ne nrnrs h,,e h ens ,S III ~ tae
sst lt ", ,.s aasc necu Nfc1Ied, me extent OF
@ tuts itnsoa e4mot nr calcnaied ~ 1h1s TIM OF
~ ee'nna'eo "'tn s1'Aelen1 accuracy 10 be nse"
, 1865-12-06
COM RMERCAAL.

TUESDAY EvEzEsd. Dec: S.
The following suu1msry shows the movement In
Produce and Provisions during the past twenty yfout
hours, compared with the movement for the eame
time last year:
CkcE1prs or PRODUCE, DEC, )
, 1865-12-06

Gu, Meats, NssGase'. so1Gpgs; & 6;
Essi tss... ...:,....:........s..:....ME g I. -
Taa fso1tIion MARKET during kne psss vces Ia s:
hoed IT, 4 IT, ss g. 1
dc ss Z ns s:
been doing little nothing. Only one or two of the
iSs h;'
aaoss: ne bsss packers have been doing nothing
Tie offerings Of i1edacs nare been necessarily ysEr
si II! e ts
.lsman fpr Green Inns: nnd so9,r irq1ky s swss: @
Ming done ond the Milling lew snan orders.
ls;a = e %&n e.
ss PER hs.sosS = a. !.y y S't ~ RI n s9s51 q nov
:zsa|9s 4 .;s;s To-day sales 1s=a:SsS bis New
" IA ssa e! i q = Ss1d & as soat 6a5sa
o: The country t.is his own cause- his own safe
Tnlfs 1leuts-TEe o. u sale made dnEInr the week
sa sssi u es
iaE 1t lcc without buyers.
It'll. Fn1iy Il II ihe wees saies Werr Maan Is low ss
os e sS. sss &C.. %s 2sa s% tss s
fstc: 1000 ncs. !soas Exc: go pcs DO 81 nc.
al ssi 81 TT t. 7 ee and r
Hisss f-st!ai: 81 siess Beer Z gniet and aamI-
81 inaa Ness Feef sts 1 d Ia Il s Lou
IN rarIn d. 81 limited demand. % md sc lover % % the
were: = t,cs Esme steam Lear Lard 1t &c; . fTes
Dressett Hocr-The receipts OF Dressed Hogs aru
now very light aud tho uazSet Is antet- s1les to-day
zero q Lresaesf EoEs, AZ 1o'1 and nc dividing On
RICE-Toe stock t. Light and ,ha market asm vita:
good Gesnznd. VIC quotes
, 1865-12-06

Closing prices Tor eash, Dec. $, 1 received By F.
q. saltonstall Co.. Commission Stock and Ind
Broker1. No. Sc CLARK Rueet Chicago:
, 1865-12-06

And Government Securities,
No. ~ william ST, New York.
Accounts OF Hanks Bankers and Others solicited.
Ini ie1e.t allow cd on daily balances. ,n
i. i. SolsW0OD, JSo- F. L0CKwooD;,
Q{the n, !. Stock Exchange. Late Of Bnuaio+ S.1.
, 1865-12-06

q Iu1O u. q. NasTEs&
And other Government Securities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD BT
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
---.. J. A. ELLIS. President.
Ell. TIEkHAM, CasA.es
, 1865-12-06
SToEE8, BONDS

NORWOOD 4. LOCKWOOD,
e&s Bro1eE5
, 1865-12-06

Here the gold market opened on the sttcet At
1i71s advanced to 1471(, md closed ns
Government securities were quiet. We qnose+
, 1865-12-06


fnr Cni 20 Inspected, mud very f11m. We quote:
Cartrn rer car load, ic-Per hE3. SIC
RtDfclt. <.st.sEN&9 AEo
PWULTZ AND GAMESales weEe cEFczss
vtp!son q lSc y zee:e Al si@ each.
6sl{: lN4bN-The demand 10 1lf 6nd prices LTD
seo,ch 80 ~ m. I. ton.s. ...se0Do3s1no
SSf.siIon - ~ ~ I - . ........., 7600s
1taset1Inrs 1tars ~ ~ ) ) ...........,... $500
i4rien III ~ a s ...,,. mn0
f-n3nn pf;rs ~ 4 4 .,...,. . 610o
W. snnt,;nr X, II r'-' ..,.. 51NA6nW
Err1hi,n Nj '' .' 600
E,.1Fim Nn ' +. aaD0
PA1NTs3-Th+re r. rnodsrafe SeIunnd for FaiNr1
NCF annsIocE nnTc s1:E1 Su1crior &c
standard. 1900 ITrHiuI,s- -. ..,..,... 3}Sc
Eakse,.,x. 800 1L1cINde..,,,.,. ,..,,.. ikC
~ Erliioht,, ESo Missouri. ,,..,. ....-- sEE
t' PerIsnoH 10s1 French Zine, pure. .ls3c
Fed Lead. ...... 1850 Amer. SNOW White, Lax &c
Vfbl1Oa while lead t3H AmtFican: StAf--...e.W o
UFal.ou Staf...... IN Garden City-.........Nko
Q.FaJ}Cn Cpler... 19A Diamond.
SSmueI Green 4 Cos pUFE standard in 100 . c19e&
, 1865-12-06

Ethe1i II z Lec.+..-.......t..* .*-......,..:.-. =,
GcIcIal J. T. Johnston :. ........,........,,., 81.
General JET. II omrson.s army Of Mi.sout3.::. !,
miscellaneous Paroles. department Of Virginia. .,
l'atoltd nj Cumberland, ML- ana otGeF stations 9.
Iaro,ed b5 General Mccook Ii ALABAMA and
ArnJ Of he Department of A,nLrloa. Licutcn.
ant General r. Taylor. ......--.....--.,. u,
AsmT Of the et1ans- Mistlsstpp1 department, Gen
e1at F.. T. Smith. ....-.---........-....-,.. II.
raro,ca in t1,e department Of Hashincton..., !,
Irrolsd In vtrgInin, TGnncssee, Georgia, Ala
bans. LcpixllnA nba 1exas.-.. ......,..-.,..., II,
SM1rsncertt At Nashville and Chattanooga,
8,
, 1865-12-06


PKOYl%JONSRecevedt to-day, = ;p0 nS Cured
Ieat % bFa Beef hr1 Pork and 90 Ms Lard. Ship
ped to-day, 3 bris Beef and LIS br1s Pork.
The following tablo shows the recn1pkB' md sn5p-
nlsnts OF Provisions during The past week:
Cut Meats, ,3s-..................---.9 l3rEa8
Pork, rl4,,..,,..,,.,..,,,.,.,....,., ~ Ql1
III
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13

A T a Court of Probate holden at Sharon EA within and for the District of Sharon, on the 1st day of July. A. D. 1865.
 Present, Charles Sears, Esq.,, Judge.
 Upon the petition of Harriet Chamberlain of Amenia, County of Duchess, New York, showing to this Court that she is the Parent and natural guardian of Amy B Chamberlain: William Y. Chamberlain, Morton s. Chamber. lain and Helene Chamberlain, Minors. residing in said Amenia and heirs at law of William Y. Chamberlain late of said Amenia, deceased, that said minors as copartners are owners in fee, subject to the dover intcre t of your petitioner of the following described real estate situate in said Sharon bounded and described as follows known as the Ashland factory, bounded on the north by land late of Hiram Price, on the east by lands lately owned by the Sharon manufc- tering company, on the South by lard formerly of Richard Smith and on the west by the high way leading from Hitchcock's Corner to Sharon containing about two acres of land, more or less with one factory building with all the ma. chinery and fixtures contained herewith. and that the fair and full value of said real estate is two thousand dollars That it would be for the interest of said minors that said Real estate be sold and the avails thereof vested for their benefit according to the statute in such case made and provided praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid as per petition on file. It is ordered by this Court that said guardian give notice of said applica- tion by causing the same to be published in newspaper printed in Litchfield three weeks successively at least six weeks before the hear ing and that said petition will be heard at the Probate office in said District on the 9th day Of September next at one o'clock afternoon
 Certified from Record,
 CHARLES SEARS, Judge.
 l23w
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13
1Drpbate Notifes. il


 d N the petition of Peter w. Mills of the T ? city and county of Milwaukee, state oi Wisconsin. father and guardian of the person and estate Of Mary Elizabeth Mills, minor, of the aforesaid place, showing that said minor is the owner ot one halt of certain real estate sit uat-d in eni, and bounded as follows North hy land of L F. Bissell, East and South by hand formerly owned By Mills Bordwell, deceas- ed. and West by highway. containing (2O) twen- ty acres more or less and valued at seven Hundred Dollars That said req; estate can not be occupied and improved to advantage and for the interest aud benefit oi said minor. and that in his'opinion it will be for the benefit of said minor to have said real estate sold an the avails thereof disposed of as the law directs and praying that Edmund H Mills, may be empowered to sell the same as per petition on file. dated the 26th day of June, 1865 ; Order ed that said petition be heard at the Probate office on the 18th day of August, 1865, at 9 o'clock A. M., and that said guardian give nos tice of the pendency of said petition by adver- Using this order in the Litchfield Enquirer three weeks successively at least six weeks before the time of hearing the same. s
 M. s. BARNUM, Judge,
 Kent, July 4th I856. l33w
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13
TObGccO GrOsOes's.
x OFFICE. { T

.4 tf9..Esa ifsa:s s<szs.ts w"nId fere ctfully infhm the Tobacco II uf"weIs .tGunuesiicuL that aiH nD" pre- pafei |" leceivr additional ."nsignments of leaf from gf.,~cts and 'esle,s throughout the ota'r, having just completed the exteisi, C i'm prov Fmehis ..h my pteln,ses making it the larg- est watciiou-e in the State. Believing it will ne 10 The teneht ot growers generally to con- centiate tlisir interests; i leat this year at onr central market, the bulk .f leaf unsoid in this county, having alleady been commissioned to this point, as it is becoming more of q centre Tor buyers to supply tl.eir stocks than ever, an especially this year, with the large crop on hand which is being warehoused to great ex- tent here. The views of buyers will necessarily oe met here. precluding in a great measure purchases from growers as has been the case Tn former seasons when We have had smaller crops than the present. -..r,
 My efforts will be confined strictly to the eonmis- sson business dh unusual localities for making sales at the earl,st snarha requests My terms for doing the business will meet with the acceptance of
 - H. B. WILCOX,
 169 and III Front St., Hartford, Conn.
 23m
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ] OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURR ENcY !
 Washington, June Sd, 1865. wv HEkEAS, by satisfactory evidence pre- w scented to the undersig ned in has been made to appear that '' The National Iron Bank of Falls Village at Falls Village, town of Ca naan in the County of Litchfield and State o Connecticut, has been duly organized under and according to the, requirements of the Act of Congress entitled C An Act to provide a na tiohs currency secured by pledge of United States Bonds, and to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof" approved June Sd 1864, and has complied with all the provisions of said Act required to be complied with before commencing the business of Banking under said Act; ~
 Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, Comp troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that 1.-The National Iron Bank of Falls Village al Falls Village, town of Canaan, in the County of Litchfeld and State of Connecticut, is au thorized to commence the business of Banking under the Act aforesaid.
 In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand and seal of office this Third day of June 1865.
 FREEMAN CLARKE,
 Mo-. l2l4. Comptroller of the Currency.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13

A Ia Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld, A within and for the District of Litchfeld, on the 9th day of July, A. D. 1865.
 On motion of Dr. A. S. Lewis, Executor on the Estate of Rev. DAVID L. PARMELEE, late ot Litchfeld, within said District deceased This Court doth decree that six months be al- lowed and limited for the creditors of said es- tate to exhibit theil claims against the same to the Executor aforesaid, and directs that public notice be given of this order by adver- Using in newspaper published in Litchfield and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Litchfeld, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 13 3w CHARLES ADAMS; Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13

" HEREAS the undersigned Justices of the W Peace in the town of Harwinton, do judge that the inhabitants of the State of Con- necticut and their property are in danger from Mad Dogs ]; therefore by authority of the stat ute in such case made and provided, we do make the following rules, orders and regula- tions : .4 as~ #-ta tl l'H l
 That all. dogs belonging to or found within he limits of the said town, shall be confined and restrained for the space of thirty days from and after the advertising and publication of this oH'er, and it is further ordered that all dogs in said town found atlarge and unconfined within the period aforesaid may be killed and destroyed, and that all persons violating this order shall be liable to the penalty proscribed by the statute aforesaid
 It is further directed, that this order shall be published in the Litchfield Enquirer and notid cation of the same shall be posted at the post office in the centre of Harwinton and upon the grist-mill at Campville,~and upon the saw mill of Henry E. Hinman, these being three of the most public places in said town and like notification upon the sign post in said town and the school society of Harwinton therein
 Dated at harwinton, this 26th of June. 1865
 '. t5sH ABIJAH CATLIN,
 'sf.' LEWIS SMITH; { II 3w Justices of the Peace
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13
FARMERS ATTENTION. !

DRICES REDUCED to near the Old Prices.
 H The Hubbard Moving Machine took the first premium over seven competitors at Ridge field, Ct., on the 20th June. It has taken over 100 such premiums at public trials within the last 3 years. This Machine is unsurpassed in material, workmanship and style of finish, by any in the market. It cuts the grass when wet just as we'll as. when dry and at any speed you choose to drive. It operates as naturally on
 rough and uneven surface as upon level. Chas. L. Paddock, Meriden, Ct, General Agent for Conn. E. L. Thompson, Bethlehem, Local Agent. 138wo
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13
gD.lI) g MUSICAL.
would say to the People of Litchtield Coun- II ty that am prepared to sell First Glass Ia nos, orGana | AND MELODEONS

from 10 to 20 per cent. lower than they can be bought at the Manufactures in New York, New Haven or Boston, or at any other house in the State, and deliver them whenever wanted, and warrant them to give satisfac tion.
 All will do we'll to call or address me for prices &c.. before purchasing as feel confident with my experience in tuning and with all the mechanical parts of the Piano, Organ and Me lodeon, that can judge all the qualities of a good Instrument. select only such instrume nts that car WARRANT for FIVE YEARS. A large number always on hand. Sheet music received as soon as published and sent by mail to any address at publishers prices instru- ments tune and repaired.
 JOSEPH BENTON.
 Falls Village, Conn.,, July IF, 1865. l3tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13
EDUCATIONAL AND GENERAL AGENCY.

A To Aid Committees, Parents and others in ob
 taining suitable Teachers, To Assist Deserving Teachers to Find .. UATIONS; To furnish, on the most liberal terms, Books for educational purposes and general
 reading, for schools and families; TO PURCHASE AND FORWARD ANYTHING ORDERED, -r+ Will aid, if desired,
 in the transfer of Farm La-
 borers, Gardeners, Domestics and other Employees to Country Situations As a City Correspondency, it affords reliable information to all inquirers. No e6ort spared to give satisfaction in each
 Department. ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Circulars with full Details, Terms, References, &c., sent upon request. Address,
 J. A. NASH & CO.,; .a No. Beekman Street, New York. tt COW
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13

Rate of last Dividend, 6 per ct. per annum, payable lst July, 1865.
 t{ v A. c. RANDALL, Trcas'r sssfs,d I;ses S. docnseslsa' a,na Falls Village Personally appeared "A? C. Randall, Treas T., of the aforesaid Savings Bank and made oath that the above statement is correct, according to his best Knowledge and belief. a' el Before me this 9th day of July, l865
 e' LEE P. DEAN Justice of the Peace
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13
DOWN THEY GO!

DOWN THEY GO! WE'LL LEFT THEM GO .ru.. THE GLORIOUS FOURTH Has come and gone; Still we have few nice
 Summer Dress Goods that were bought expressly for that occasion
 tn tt remain unsold. Hence we say Put Down the Price and let them slide
 Een EIetty Dress }. Goods at l2a cents per yard. Good "s (" l. 2s :" ' Extra fine ; '' 's 33 and 373 cts. All our 7s and 88 ct goods mark ed at only
 50 cts.
 The Cot will not govern the price, We only know that we have the Good and : want to get them out of our sight. .tt<a LOW PRICES WILL DO IT.! Splendid Alpaccas only 50 and 623 cents j. old
 Price $l00.
 Great bargansin VI A r WHITE GOODS. SMALL WARES, TRIMMINGS, &c. :sa -a.tr
 .. Heavy Cotton Hose % cents. Mems Heavy } Hose 20, 25, 30 and 35 cents
 Good Gloves Is, 25, 30 and 35 cents. Sun Umbrellas and Farasols at great reduction. BUTTON! BUTTON!! BUTTON 1s Who has Got the Button? Why Turner of Course, he always has the best assortment and sells the lowest of any one. Never go any where except to Turner for But tons and trimmings. it is headquarters for all kinds of those goods, Linen Handkerchiefs, Plain and Hem'd for Ladies and Gents.
 Black Incf. Veils from O5 cfa tn &e aoch Blcached and Brown Cotton, 4noo Ticks, Stripes Checks and Denims, Cassemers and Cottonndes .-......... .;,a.5 .,-e for Men and Boys wear. And we have not forgotten the Ladies' Cloaks and Sacks in the general break down of Prices, but have hit them an EXTRA BLOW so as to sell the last one. Come and see us, it will pay you. ' .,! . Respt -.. |" !. Waterbury. July 8, 'G5. E. T. TURNER
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-13

....- NOTICE. H- '\HE fine Black Hawk Stallion Flying Cloud
 Jr., will stand at my stable, in Morris the coming season. .-....
 This Beautiful Horse is 4 years old, jet black in color, l53 hands high, weighs about 1000 pounds, and can trot his mile inside of three minutes
 This Horse was sired by the celebrated Black Hawk Stallion Flying Cloud Dam an Eclipse Mare. For further particulars enquire of
 9tf HENRY J. PRCK, Morris, Conn