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Wanted a Situation.

4 Clerk or Book Keeper in a Warehouse or
n Store hy young man Of experience in husi.
mass who can g We good reference Apply IN let
ter addressed T. D. G.. s., Union Office
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Seven Thirty Loan.
U. y. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are noH worth premium OF niue
per csut, Including gold interest irom November.
which msses The sctuL profit on the 20 loan. al
curreut rs'es, in"ludIng interest. about ten pei
cent per snnum, besdes it, exemption tr0H S'ate
end Eauidoai trra'ioa. irlrh aii f0a one 10 tirsc
Pc cat more according to the rate levied on other
properly The interest - paystle semi-anuualIy
by coupons ai,ached to each note, ~hica u ~ BE-
cut OF sni sold TO any bauk CT bunker.
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The communication Of "JusuCE, de,
Tending the Hon. W. H. Wiseaer, will
sppear tomogroW.
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In India Ink.

If y1u want the i.--t Picture mode 10 the CITY. be-
-urs an - o. BALLS.
Il you SAM stylish Carte de Vi-its 50 10 Bal -
n you want a beaItifIl Picture. 20 fni Dec Hsl
20 you fJr o1s Of biz imperial -.1a Pa itograI.n-
Have y0u an old gnd aim Digrer0tyre or a lost
and der frian {. 20 anI get Hall i1 make lou
large Ph0icg aph 10 Oh hom ia P.eiure I'ine
siil cot destroy.
err member. the best P.rfurei made 10 ~
South ere At Halls. corner OF IeIF ing F.,g
square.
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House and Lease for Sale
SaIOea end Shooting GaIltry for
Sale,

A SALOON sni Shooting Gallery, % an exc =
"a lent l0-aiify tor the busness. We offer fer
sale the buldiuF stock, fixtures, Sc - q los tg-
ure, AMY 70 NELSON MuRFREE
sIr2a-H 2 Chgrfy street.
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MORTON, CRAIG { CO.,
Commission, ReceI,Ing. ( FOrKsrdln,
MERCHAN rs,
No. p West Fourth St, CInclnatl, a,

VHI n have formed partnership uuler the shove
~ name and style, Tor the purpose Of doing a
General Commission, Receiving and Fofwardia
Business, Snd beg leave u announce 10 our fIend
aud the tn ie generally, % manufacturers auf PIC
dacers, that We are prepared 90 receive, sni give
our prompt attention 10 cun-Ig nmeut5 aud 10 the
interests Of those who may layO with their bIs
mess.
We also propoze-Tnd have arrangements to
make t special ant permanent feature CT CIR 10
snsss-tO purchase goods on orders for merchants
and others doing business ia The South and West,
On the Federal IneSl, which cannot isil 10 Prove
s0urce Ol CONVENIENCE and p-uht % those ayaI.tng
thensrtNes Of ouT service. We tn, riNTe solicit
Orde wItu entire confidence that satisfaction VIII
be given.
Prompt attention given also TO receiving and for
Bsrding goods
Leening Il unnecessary to use the names Of
prlmue nj friends ~ almost every city Of the Union
sc refer with pride aud conf fence % orr late oil
ci1 positions, and 70 those who have known rs
longest and best in our native section, fOr the
pruiupiUp = and fidelity With which We Iray fe ex-
pectci 10 discharge Our duty 10 all WhJ may m
trust their bu-Iuess snd interests IN our care.
We respectfully invite al leunezseI's, ant trends
from other sections Ct the country visiting this city,
or their convenience 10 have their letters addres sed
10 our care and % make our Office their headqUar-
tiers during their STAY IN tie city.
Officers sud Soldiers having Trate Permits To-
Tennessee, can be facilitated 10 their business
rangemeu;s by ealing At oar office.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN J. CRAIG.
marl5-3m JAMES $. MOKTON.
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Store, Stock aud Fixtures for
Sale.

CTORE room cen rally located. stock OF Groce.
- mes sIgsli Rent ye-V low. Pos. es-iol csu Re
hid Nv first Of May. Address Il. s B., Box 557
NS>h,Iie. Teuu ap12 90
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StRfR Bonds,

WE wish 70 bUy p few Tennessee Sia,e BoEi-,
w brWn,ch We will pay New York market value
Apply 10 NELSON & MURFREF-
spr22-'W 70 Cherry street.
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than s20',oOoooo remain unsod, which vii
probably be disposed Of within the next O. or 90
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command a
premium, a. has uniformly been the case on clo-
sing tEe subscriptions 10 other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town snd section
Of the eou try may be afforded facilities 'or taking
the loan, the Eationsl Banks, State Banks. and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. sub
scribers viii select their own agents, in VT ON they
have confidence, and who only are responsible sor
the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orIare
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Wanted.

4 SITUATION by a sly, capable OF teaching
n the English branches and Muse. Best Of re
ference ven TN qUsl fegtons ID -ssch. Has Ind
4 years experience Address
$ SAN REACH,
sDre2-lte lls TsrccburC, Indiana.
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The interest amounts to

Notes Of al the denominations named Will he
promptly furnished upon rerpipt OF suh-crip ious.
This IS the
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r Q 81 !!
ICE!!

HAVING inst received an abundant supply o.
II pure Lake lee, / am prepared TO supply PAR
tea wish ng 10 sell sgain. Ice delivered az tneir
DePot4at ! y cents per pound The Make, House
Depot is now open for the retail lrate - tgo Ger =
per pounl n A. STEPHENS.
Aprl3Z-f
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~uNlysRsAL succEss
SSNi"EhS@I sOSCES'
OF
McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
- THE TREATMENT OF DBTisEs. -
CkOWNlh6 HIN WITH SUCCESS ~
OTHER BTAThB, As M 8 ~
NASHVILLE fEnNlaaaEE.

For further information 10 regard 10
the skillful success in the treatment %.
diseases, the reader is referred TO srf
tvs THERaPEUTICs and MArERIA ME1Eh.
two large volumes, late edition Of 1900
the best work in the United State.
where you will fud Dr. McUlIs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the ago in the treatment Of de.
eases Of women. For all diseases 10 this
advertisement, satisfaction Is RuArzu-
teed With my general practice treat
the following
Csr0hic Cases
s.th sausiaeuoa Rhoumsnsn. Affections o. l1s
Lungs: Diseases q ths Throat, 5N-isa Jlil-..
So lirits PiounsT, Ps-us, ulcel, CaE1sr 1ratr..
Dissasss o. tl8 Heaf ald LIVER, lulaflnl aii9n pi
he st3ulach. Neuralgia, AinE1 ~ o. acfoilL.'
Daalas-s, D.seazsa 1f he hyes, lsltltstet lJs-
.sTns. DTspeps-a Of l1dgssl7a. and CousiI1n3t-0l
.ossthar 9Th ~ Private Diseusea al
Diseases Of the Urinary Organ
TO GAe Ladies.
an s~-.so.u of fts womb treated sitb snoaa.a.
noe Msffled ladies' Eh0 have haau - uni0ru-
- % rnacaFry o. prove ahorlon, csn 30 carried
, llsr hil Enis Z Quad pregnant. ~ uraa ms a
akoaAAAtIs
Touag Hxrfisd Ladies shoss misfortune Is has
ssn nj 70 brng birth m dus ssaaon, ruulstl1sr
% has said you ahoald uluiapiy snd rspiauIsh. IL
- Il your desire you ca consult ne eiLhsr tE
Ger Or IN psreoa- No ladT over lhirtT-h ysazs
ssls nas.i maze sppIcadon. Al aoTnl1uh. .aigag
isttsr OF gersou stnclT eouadaudal.
Night Kmlssieas Cured.
Young Aan. stop hasoBs you Further no. Ofa
sesses a1tiect % hEn, E1ero . ~ la.s-s % hsrf
cure a. hiEni Euiasiona aud phrsieIafa -
arco tt1t uzdersiald trsatlngiii and t. you -
, that have cErsi dozeus b this city. a vsI u
dHeIant States, Hh0 hate spent dollar Elfsr 90.
, and Are nov vel cured D ne. I am la %.
VIVA ietiezs md sendnE niodicins 20 al pa : o.
? eoznIrg. IN sNcrds Al that Az dsea.s, ! IL
, says AID WI give ms q call ] ell ave aals-
loa iof AZ q ths dlaaasaa aasntonad ii MS -.
Ft1omenA Ths besi q solsronoas EFsa IL ~
DR. Ho9ILL.
uulcn streot. HuahViiia. Teaa-
sally uil nsef uith prornps attauloa.
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Halls New
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

VNHE PR pPRlETOR WOUIDM RESPECT.
1 fully inform hi- mquY irend-, and the public
gsnsr.Hs. that hIs M-IumOh Photographic F.
taulishmentis nOR cOiuri Aed. aad that be T. now
prepared 10 make any style OF Picture known 10
lhs Phll0sIapnIc Ar, rom Che beauulul little
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Potatoes

900 BIS. EXTRA NORTH EVN POTATOES or
'DUO cou-g meut, sad To- sSla cheap by
=. ". MALlE son,
1p:-2-St A. south Market H.
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'ETITIONs

Mr.. Donaldson Asks the Legislature
and Governor to send East Tennessee
troops to East Tennessee; drive out all
tories, copperheads, and neutrals; to
confscate rebel property, and Danish
disloyal persons. Signed by a large
number Of citizens of Blount county.
Referred to the Military Committee.
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PHOTOGRAPHS;

the latter ,. ing under the spec,l superyf Ion OF
Mr. HaIl himself, whose Photographs hsys teen
Justly c-labrlt-i Goth North sud s .ut1.
WIih th iaa.ii les for Jog fret cll-s work We
Wi'I gulian ee perfect sii -'.el01. sperE at o.
tion vi % giyan ~ large Panf1gaph-. sh'rh W.
color 10 OIL, 90 uerA
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sFCoED WEEK.
MOREISG SESSION

FRIDAY, April Dist.
The House met at % o'clock. Prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Huntington.
On motion of Mr.. Muiloy, Col. Gar
rett was added to the Military Com
mittee.
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Slew advertisements.
Saloon and Stock for Sale.

VTTE offer for sale Saloon, with stock Of L.
w quors, etc very ehpby situated, and dole
good busne =. Apply promptly TO
NELSON \ MUkFREE, Agents.
apr22-3t p CEerrY street.
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JAY COOKE,

sUBsCRRTIoS AGEST, F.Fa.
Subscriptions Will 81 RrrEIvED by the
First National Bank Of Nashville.
Second National Bznk Of Nashville.
msr'7 2nis
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PHENIL OF HlRIEQRD.

THE PHGNlN eaters The present year better
Than ever prepared for service sui daily, Boz he lne
q a. profession, with enlarged lealue- ior the
tes5l sa-ti0u Il business.
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ONLY LOAN MARKET

now offered BY the Government, and il is eOuh-
DENLY vzPectsi thas &c, sup-rior siyauIagss VII
make 70 tie
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Wanted.

We VII sell also, Eleven Sacks Of M.llsi
apr&-lt
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Carte de Visite,
Up To
LIFE SIZE.

The Rooms have been fitted up " "a aiI the not
EN- iurraYrr eats Hi-f cut r. gard % tEpeu-.. D..
Utl the view rlaiing mr. -slaf- estlui.- hTnrut
Tnere are fso Opersins Rooms ole fJr Afl5g0
lype-. lts chr Tor
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An ksaeaoas o. The Womb treated vim saooaaa.
moe Msfrled LADIES' Eno have haau - unf5rtl-
aafs % ulcary o. prove ABORTION, csh - carried
al.
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By Mr. Hud5on 4 resolution to pay
attention to public rather than private
bills. Laid over.
By Mr.. Daughty To elect Brice P.
Raulston to the Office OF Page at 81 50
per day Adopted. Ayes "a, Noes g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
l80 HEAD I ] OF <. ,t4E<JI. 6 x F Y I & ! Just received and for sale by,
 T. BRONSON,
 1's5f5J Winchester Centre. Sept. 20th, 1865. .rl ...,s. ,,,.s g 2w*
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

AhllCLEo UT ASOOClAllON
 @ f..hlSst9 A OF THE : s:frsEgye*s EAGLE BIT AND BUCKLE COMPANY. We the subscribers hereby associate ourselves as @ body polite and corporate under the pro visions of Title III, chap. XIV of the statutes of Connecticut respecting Joint Stock Corpor- ations, and the following are the articles of agreement and association:
 ART. 1st. The name of the Corporation shall be the Eagle Bit Buckle Coz s>' '':"-
 ART 2d. The purpose, for which it is formed, is to manufacture and buy and sell all kinds of Hal ness, Saddle, Bridle or Carriage Trimmings and general Hardware of Brass, Iron or any other material to work and finish the same in any form or manner requisite for use or for market to purchase or deal in iron, coal, sand, brick. brass, wood, Der, provisions, real es- tate, CT any article of merchandise or traffic which may be deemed necessary or in any way incidental to the prosecution of said business
 ART. Sd. The statutes of Connecticut, rela- ting to Joint Stock Corporations are herepy particularly referred to, and made apart of these articles.
 ART. 4th. The corporation is located in the village of TerryvilIe, Town of Plym outh, coun- ty of Litchield, and State of Connecticut.
 ART. 9th. The capital stock of this corpora tion shall be forty thousand dollars, and sha II be divided into sixteen hu ndred shares of twen- ty-five dollars each, of which each subscr iber agrees to take the number of shares affixed to
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
MARRIAGE GUIDE. .-YOUNG'S GREAT MI. PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK, of Every one


 " "ARRiAGE GUIDE E.-YOUNG'S GREAT MI PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK, of Every one his own Doctor Being Private Instructor for Married Persons or those about to Marry, both Male and Female in everything concerning the physiology and relations of our Sexual Sys- tenn, and the Production or Prevention of Off spring. including all the new discoveries never before given in the English language, by ,WM. YOUNG, M. D. This is really valuable and interesting works It is written in plain Ian guage for the general reader, and is Illustrated with upwards of one hundred engravings. All young married people, or those contemplating marriage, and having the least impediment to married life, should read this book. It dis closes secrets that every one should be ac quainted with. Still it is a book that must be 1 locked up, and not lie about the house. It will be sent to any one on the receipt of Fifty Gents. Address Dr. WM. YOUNG, No 4l6 SPRUCE Sr., above Fo urth, philadelphia. 1 23 6ms o''f 1T .tlsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
1Drobate Notifes.
nISTRICT of Litchfeld, ss. Probate Or O pteniber I5. 1865 If

nISTRICT of Litchfeld, ss Probate Crt D ptenlber I5. 1865 =
 Upon the application of Amelia B. Penns showing to fhis court that she is Guardi, tr Cora A. Perkins and Eddie B Perkins. mnor, belonging to said district, and that said mnors are the owners of the following real estateyiz The Homestead of Edwin F. Perkins. decaed and of about forty seven acres of land. 4ua' ted about three miles easterly from the ourt House in Ltchfield, Subject to the wiow's dower,) and showing just and reasonable ause for selling said real estate praying for a or. der, and that she or some other meet persn be empowered to sell the same. as Der appliction on file, dated the 18th day of September, s65 more fully appears.
 Ordered. That the foregoing applicatioE be heard at the Probate Office, in LitchfieldI on the 26th day of November, 1865 at 2 o'c,ck. P. M.; and that notice thereof be publishd in some public newspaper near the place yhers such real estate lies, three weeks successiely at least six weeks before said time assignd
 Certified from Record,
 B 3w CHARLES ADAMS, Jude.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21

In Litchhsld. V Sept. l, Of consd ption Elenors A,,Yiie of John F. Peek daughter ot Alanson and Elizabeth C., Hall. 3an5 ,1. @41'5'
 Hartford and New. Haven papers please copy.i U .yApdog s4s1s s.o-- -,'ti,.Y -.,,..,
 aIn Norfolk lsepts 12th, Hiram Gaylord aged 's Tn West Nes 4Ssa Goshen Sept Sept 18th rhilo Howe
 In North Cornwall Sept l7th, Archilaus Nickerson aged dE65. .Fy g< -I IarSF
 h West Cornwall, Sept 17th, Charles MeComick agedz29. sgHR~ a.sgsTa 0Gg
 MT. McComick enlisted in the 5th Conn , Vols, soon after it went to the seat of war and served out his three years and then reenlist ed and was with that regiment in its long march under Sherman which eulm mated in the close of the war and in which he contrac ted the disease of which he died. Y ea 'sfs "
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21

A Ia Court of Probate holden at Harwiton "A within and for the District of fHarwiton, on the 18th day of September, A. D. l865. /, 5sai ss PRESENT. Lewis Smith, Esq, Jude.
 On motion of Squire Scoville, Administrator on the estate of sherman B. Abbott lte of Harwinton. within said district, decesed This Court doth decree that six months e al lowed and limited for the creditors of sad es- tate to exhibit their claims against thesame to the Administrator ; and directs that pblic netice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Litehfield, ani by posting a copy thereof on the public sigrpost in said town of Harwinton, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 t4. Certified from Record,
 23 aW s.e s LEWIS SMITH, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21

AsAHEL BURROUGHS of New London. who has arrived at the age q s5 IS Yepssssntxa.ys have become u maritime FbermiE, Hesia aar living in small sloop. built by hiaSssif calles the Who Would Have Tlought It, and make, nj s, perfnanent and solitary home on board sbe o,ae fotss ''aa4 faat siis goa f'.9sr s,.f,ss" :
 '.; '50fstai
 HE recent wholesale thefts and robberies u towns near New Haven, have been traced. to four negroes9 two men and two womensslivinp in New-Haven, and the culpprrits arrested. Tn tne'r possession2were found stolen grindstoaueess scythes, anvils, laIge lot of harness, buffalo robes, pork lard, butter all kinds of grain, two horses, three wagons, and d quantity of poul. try. o'oas@ s2 sea'sS ,Aaaf .kxIaf .basei
 THE mysterious -bufgIaries in Fair6sldlU Uoun- ty are traced to Christian Kline, who proves to beaseieutiGc buzz glaf,' and graduate ofthe .Charlestown (Mass,) State Prison, though he has lately kep, a shop as d maker of fashion able boots in East Bridgeport. He has been srrested at the. house of . confederate lin New Haven, and the latter goes to jail with him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21

-IN HE Court of Probate for the District of II Torrington hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors ot the estate of William Butler, deceased. to bring in their claims against the same to the undersigned administrator on said estate, and directs that public notice thereof be given by advertising in newspaper printed in Litchfeld county, and by posting such notice on the pub lie sig ign-post in said Torringten, nearest where the deceased last dwelt.
 F. L. TAYLOR, Administrator.
 Torrington. Aug. 30, 1865. 2l 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
ALG B R Female ieSkikaxze.

The Winter term of 20 weeks will oman on Wednesday Oct. 11th. Price for board and tuition. with lights, fuel and washing, @iag per term or half year. H 's'sFiss
 Music $20, Drawing $10. 10 Extras. 2.
 ,, Day Scholars received at s16 Per half year. What they say. of us.1 l.s ss ',s. ,-S
 "l am impressed with the pleasant relation existing between teachers and pupils, and also with the thoroughness of instruction."
 The beauty, the healthfulness, and the morality of the place offer to parents strong Inducements to send their daughters there to to be educated. ."s,a 4a a sss -, -.1g n.
 can assure all who place themselves or their friends in this Institution that they will reap great advantages.'' FSE6 " " tao REV. |. F. DUDLEY, PnrxcrrAr ff @V-o"F sro1 Cornwall, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21

NOTICE is hereby given that an application " has been made to the Court of Probate for the district of Sharon, for an order to sell certain real estate of Walter M. Barnum and Maria A. Barnum, minors, and that said appli- cation will be heard and determined by said Court on the llth day of November next at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the Probate office in said Sharon. Dated at Sharon this 5th day of Sept, 1865.
 . 2l aw WALTER M. PATTERSON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
~ ''-' N--' NOTICE TO 5-- "I Al, <.s School District. Committees.

ocHOOI DTstfIcu 4COmmltteeS.
 NEE School Laws require that the {. Com. J mittees of every district shall on or be. fore thell5th September in each year make a written report to the Board of School Visitors, for the year ending on the. 3lst of August, ? and further provides T that no district shall be entitled to its share of public money from the State Treasury unless such report be made.''
 Blanks for the above urpose may be obtain ed of the Board at my office. as7.f .taa"!s5oq
 iAdA'a JIG. .BECKWIiH, Chairman. q Litchfeld, Sept. 18th, 1865. 9 3w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
-%3F7 T77 VI algI4 lE9 . i'E . D WhiskeHs ' giWhiskefs l!

no yoH want Whiskers or Mustaches Our D Grecian Compound will force them to grow on the smoothest face or chin,l or hair on bald heads. in Six Weeks. Price $l. CO.,, Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of prlee.,.I tasH .asizrc5 IT. , .s.o. E Address si .t la2 s4t.4 WARNER < co.
 S6yl as32a@&A ,. Brooklyn, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21

The Mason 6 Hamlin Cabinet Or gans, forty different styles, adapted to sacred and secular music, for S8O to $600 each. Thir- tyfive Gold or Silves Medals, or other first pre- miums awarded them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address, MASON HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New York. 21ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
TAXES, TAXES.

NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber W on Monday the 4th day of Sept, a red yearling Steer. no artificial marks. The own CT IS requested to prove property, pay charges and take it away. fff'I 0. H. STONE.
 Warren, Ct, Sept. l2, 1865. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
: No action will be taken by the executive

T No action will be taken by the executive epastnlent nnasiss AAiississippi-sanesded--eea- sshtntlon yeeesilg sseeived and en- others which may be sent kitber ffon, tie ti South further than to communicate them to Cdhgtsss.
 Jefiersone Davis vas on Friday trans ferred from essslnent pfisoss to room in Carroll Hall in Torsfess Menroes The change was made neceisarT beeause of lbs dsclining health dfthe arch sFaisor:s Carroll Hall is, perhaps. the. most eonforsable -bailding in the fort, and, instead of being limited to a porthole view of the woFll, ,sbir Dasis VII nov be ena- bled to survey the:entire parade. groand from bis prison window .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21

EARM FOR SALE. The late rest dence of Clark H. Roberts, containing 200 acres of land; including about 50 acres heavily wooded, dwelling house, one of the largest and tial manner, and nearly as good as new barns and out houses conveniently arranged and in good repair; house and yards supplied with pure spring water through lead pipes an or chard of choice fruit ; apples, pears. cherries, grapes, quinces &c. front yard filled with and church half Q mile distant; store with good tenement above on the premises post office kept in store by present proprietor goods in store will be sold with farm if desired.
 The beautiful falls lately sketched by Bierd- stadt the celebrated painter and visited by SO number of fine water priyiledges near by. Three miles from Winsted on line of proposed Rail road to Otis. ;s5
 9e 20 If Q. J. HODGE, Robertsvills, Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
DROBATE Court, District of Litchfeld, ss.
 

DRoBATE Court, District of Litchfeld, ss IT Sept. 5, 1865.
 On motion of Mrs. Lydia Wadhams, Admin. istratrix on the estate of Lewis C. Wadtams late of Goshen in said district 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 Administratrix, and directs that public notice by given of this order by advertising in news paper published in Litchfeld, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Goshen nearest the last residence o1 said deceased.
 5i s.t.a. Certified from Record, z. Il 3w CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.