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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-20
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By Telegraph NEw YoRx. Peh IS
CettonLess active and without decided change SIC
for midiiing
Fiour-stsfe and Western opened firm and closed Gull
aud dropping at II cog Is for extra States IL a5ts
brands. At the close there fr seiIrs OF Extra
State, for LIST half A .rii, 10 80
Wi.ky-RNthcr more active, Western at . 21@2 -
nearly all at latter prices
Wneat-Beayy and loser at I0et2 i2 for No Chi
eas5 Spsias. - or choice No do II f5r Msaukee
Club and ~ for common Whit Red Ohio
Rye-Q met, Western az 6lgl G.
Bsflsy-titm
! Csrn-Dull; Old mixed Western at S.
otts-Rath4r more steady al 1915.
Wsol--Q1iet.
Petroleum Dull at 47c for Crude; 6e5c Tor Ref ned
| in Bond; s8dS7c ia Refined Tree
Perk-firaiEr and stheg doing At 81 1890 Is
for 20 81 - 81 = fsr isGt-i do cash and
regular way. closing at 81 - regular 80 w Tor prime
and "a IS far prime Also 20 bbis nss as oT
February March and April, mostly buyer option 81
30 25sds1 IS.
Besf-firn at IS 01S22 90 for plain mess and 81 o.
ga 80 for extfa
Baei Hams-sseady ct 5 s50ZT 90.
Dressed HoEs-Sea~ce and higher al III1GI.asc for
Western, ehieay 81 lT5ze.
Cut Neni-In fair request at iigl r. for shoulders
| and $50 &c feF iIans.
I.arFirnu and mor.aotive at faIs u We the lat
! ter prsre 10 arrive.
Bntter-Hesvy eRd rather easier al S0a45e Tor West
ern, aud 42e &c Tor state.
Chetse-Firm At /. s2zc for common pdinie.
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A Coop CHANCE TO Buy Dat GooDs
CHKAp.-We are receiving heavy stock
Of staple dry goods from New York auc-
tions which We will sell IS per cent
lower than the same goods can be bought
for now. Fifty pieces best dark calico
at 80 cents. 100 pieces best spring styles
at 35 cents; so pieces at 95 cents; 5-4
best unbleached muslin at SO cents d
best bleacbed at go cents; "A wide,
heavy and firm, 80 TO 40 cente; Is pieces
Atwood delaines at rs cents; remnants Of
calcos at 81 cents; remnants of delaines
at So cents; wooden goods put down with
out regard to cost; ine white blankets,
| worth Sl5, for $40 % a pair, and all
other goods put down in proportion. The
above goods will be sold at those prices
Call and judge for yourselves if you wish
good bargains. l. NJ LEsEM Il Co,
/ T3t1 l09 Main ST., bet. 4th d. 5,h
GF The l47,h and i50.h Illinois regi
ments have been organized.
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CThasse 4 ssissr, akovs ~ 60.
posise the elsy, tosk snsshsr novs eatur-l
Day afternopn. a chalnsl ~ opsnsd
shove he srry hadipgs, asd - passea-
gers and mail from the East we're con-
vsysd aefods u boats. Huge massss Of
ice wsrs piled along shore aAd IN To
mouths Of the slooghs on the other ride
Of the river The new boatlsying = tie
levee and in process Of constrast,on, vas
torn from ito mooriogs and borne con-
siderable Distance down stream with the
workmen upon. It; al Of them, sabse.
quently, W believe, got safely ashore
The ice, however. didn't succeed in open
ing the chs nnel completely and escaping
to Dixie. Il rested about the middle o
the afternoon, and yesterday vas still il
lstotu quo. Don't care how soon Il emi
! CRATES now. IT'S useless for bridge o
skating, aud We should love to hepr agai
the whistle Of the packets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-20

BRIDGTs' JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT -
We called on our friend Bridges Sssur-
day on business, but finding him busy at
tending II, customers, we took hasty
survey of his establishment. Now, in
the first place, IL is very evident that the
bump of ''order and neatness" must be
phrenologicaliy prominent on Samuel G S
head, az there Is no store in az eastern or
western city that caa surpass it 10 this
respect and in the second place, nowhere
can you find more complete stock of
fine watches, jswelry, fine silver ware,
gold pens, reyolvers, swords and belts,
clocks, fancy work cases, and in fact an
endless variety OF fancy goods of the best
quality. We noticed among the jewelry.
some rare gems. worth as high as one thou
sand dollars each, and others ranging from
TIVE hundred aud fifty to six hundred dol
lara. 10 the line ofgold pens, the assort-
men. is complete, and the writer hereof
can speak sdvisedly as to quality. His
stock Of military goods is ample, and we
believe Is the oaly dealer in such goods in
the city. For detailed list Of articles to
be found in this establishment we refer to
the advertisement in our columns. Mr..
Bridges has been doing a successful bust.
ness 10 this city for several years, and has
gained vide reputation as liberal and
energetic man, thus securing the conf :.
denas of the entire community.
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THE CITY.

~We call attention to the statement
Of the Security Fire Insurasee Company
Of New York, which appears to-day. It
is sound and reliable institution. Cap
it,l one million dollars. d. b. Ten'Eyck
is The agent.
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EF a little girl Of a soldiers family,
named Rhodes, living in this city. was
burned 10 death Friday. In the temper
ary absence Of her mother during the
forenoon she came too pear the stove and
her clothes caught fire. They were
burned entirely off Of her.. DR.. Winslow
was called in But medical skill could avail
nothing. With every part of her body
burned aud crisped with the FIRE, the
child fingered in intense suffering unit
ten O'Clock at night. and then death stay
ed further torture
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LYoN,sKAruaIHox.

Kathairen IL from the Greek word sksthrs,s or
KAthAir ssgafyirg to seaisv reuvcpste and restore
Iais artistic Il sbAs its signifies. Eae pxe@er
restoring AID beaHfy the k4san hssr II l. tie rast
FeIasskshis preparation In the sofd. Il Is nAn
ard put sp ~ ths original proprietor and Il pssr
fth care skill and which sass ii
sale az o. million bottles pr snnnAn. :.
Ii i ~. - delightfsi Hair nssss.a;.
II c. adicates scarf aud dsr4rur
II keeps the head snul and eieat.
II makes the hair rich sosi asG sieasy-
y prevents the hair fons O. sg OF srs. tarrsrg gray.
Itrsstcrts hair upaa bald hesasa.
Any lady gcntlroaa wsas salRee tzsussel bead 81
h4sT skouii Lyons Ka,haran n l. kaoas sa rs4l
tisra8 <hoss tho civilized w0gd Sid " MI rss+. Lie
asaisrs. DkAAS RARSf-S A Co. Nes York
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BENEFIT OF ADvERr1sING.-On Thurs
dsy last Mr.. Ten Eyck. offered Captain
Waivers residence for sale..in the columns
of the DAILY GATE CRY; before break
fast three different parties called to ex-
anime the house, and the bargain was
closed and money paid before night.
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U. S. GEN HOSPITAL, KEoKuK,
February l8, 1865.

Aessrs. Ho'eeH C. Deloplain:
Pursuant to notice 10 your paper,
large number of soldiers, Esprirkled with
sevcral. citizens, came to my residence on
Friday evening. The whole affair was
unexpected TO US yet the meeting was
pleasant and agreeable to all. Outside of
all pecuniary considerations as mark of
friendship and esteem upon the part Ct
our noble boys who have done SO much to
redeem and save our country from the
rule and reign Of treason, We take this
occasion TO say that We are profoundly
grateful TO know that we have their res.
pect and friendship, and in the future as
in The past shall be the friend Of the
soldier, ready tie honor and aid him in all
things consistent with propriety, and to
every young man that passes through this
war unimpared in his moral character.
these is the bright future. And.here al.
low me to say, having been connected
win the arniy in the field and hospital.
that our army is not composed of yaea-
bonds, put OF men Of high social standing
ut home. and have lost none of that man
hood by going into the army. but ara
entitled to the gratitude and resneet ..
every loyal ciiizsn. In my connection
with tue army hope to merit the esteem
OF soldiers, and shall degoutly pray ,ba,
your patriotism to your country NAV be
followed by one vast turning to God
And as the shout of victory goes up from
your triumphant host as you are marching
on to glory and freedom. giving liberty 70
the oppressed, may that liberty be yours
which disentbralled sonl t6joys .hroup b
tho iudnite grace Of oar Lord Jesus
Christ. ] shall try and faithfully disposa
Of the substantial evidences of your -
ard. and the soldier shall no, be forooe.
~. Thasks 10 all the friends.
|. r. TErER AND LADY.
- The Spring Term OF the District
art for Van Bsren couuly Commences
- psqaa tie Grst Nosdsy il Aateh.
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DIR ECTORS

Gustavus Davis, President City Bank Hartford
VII D Calender. Cashier Sfafe Rank
JAS u Howard q Howard 4 Co.
Geo w Moore, (Moore Jahnson}
Marshall Jewell, fP Jewell 4 Sons
y Roberts. (Keneys, Roberts Goodwin.1 az
Thos Beiknap, Jr. fKctchum., Son Co.. New York
Charles White, (ats Cashier Northampton Eank
Cornelius b Erwin, President New Britain bank.
Hugh Harrison, Treasurer Colts Patent Fire Arms
Manufacturing Co. Hartford.
George Gilman. Attorney at Law Hartford
John b Buncc, (Hilyer Bnuce.} Hartford.
Il. B, TEE-EYcK, Agent,
1anx0dfM IS KeOhuk
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TO GUS PATnonD.

We would asan rsnd our rea6srs that th1 season n
the year h fne When thsy ars 70 nd
dsn conehginaulnna SASUat Dc NIa fls shidrsa
are In constant danger from Group throat lung
plants. It 10 important that every head o. tantI3
should prosds rsmedy tat isrpaty ~ ~ tinse kgin-
mediate whether seat Il the dead hour Of night
with the breaking ont Of hard cold the rucking Of .
violent cough o. s children with thai most dangerous
Of ali tie Midday hour, ron should
always be prepared. In Cos Cough Balsam you will
find ready and eAecfus remedy. Il grspples and con-
trolls nsfsntsneopsly the most stubborn c0ughs while
in ercups h 4 ootssaen ears. Ths pres = ~ forty
per bottIehe bottles twice the size Of any other
It the same price, Delays dangerous. Yoa should
always have Il IN the house. II " fosnd y Al our
drug stores. tAn0d
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era VOICE FROM vIcKsBuRG.

CT A VOICE FROM tlIKSBURG.
yrcxssxaa. Miss Aug D. 1853.
DR. john B1Il-Dsar Sir I am hat,sss 10 STATE 10 ye
th; hate Used your ssiuAtIe cfcE Ht1ers With xrea
benefit self In geresn Debility ard prsfrstsa "a
ny system produced by the unhealthy and ssrzn,ie In
aaeee ihe Miszssipps around yiksbtrx having
been With Gen. Grants arm, throughout .hais.esti.
caIaisa;gru- / confidently -~rraari~s5 ifs
persons he ~x posed TO unhealthy climates.
H. ". fUsLY.
Agent u. 4. sanitary cHnssssion
Lsrssvrtfs Ky Sept. is isss.
Or the I'd ofJnfr last <Ubnsft-a through nis sysnt
ct mine TO the Ae~csi Director ~ ss Department Of the
Army OF the cunat4riand pie pI my Eesron Htxss
farinspsiot and r~enesfe IT, after snaiysis ssa IL
usriorcus. sanction and approve it, Aerx our
soldiers.
The following is the Medical Director reply and slso
Gen Esscr,s permission SHY $50 sez~h cfc. TO
have Ii sold u sufsrs. JOHN Bull
II satisfied that Ccron Iitters win 90 40 harm
objection 10 DR. Bulls being perritfe pAe Of il TO
suffers. A. HENRY THURSTON
Surgeon and Medical Director. d
Nashville. Tenn, July ~ lB6S. |
to Nashville, Tenn Is gro<a dnsrn Of Balls c.
The regulations cf Treasury are 70 be
complied with strictly.
By order Of Ass,s Gen Rosecrans-
wMM wILEs,
Major and Provost Marshai Cen
For sale rhoiesals and retail by Wiknson, bartlett
Co., keokns Iowa spri3-dswlyr.
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New YORK Nancy marac..

By Telegrspb. NEW YORK Feb IS
Money-Pasier. with large supply 500 per cent.
Sterling Nominal at l0sS1 ossz.
oold-A shade hrmsr, but dull opening at lol, savan-
cling 70 le5s-. aud closing at 2oil,
IIe steamer Cts Of London, Tor Liverpool To-day car
riel to-day.
Government Stoehs-Firm.
ssock.--Duii.
c&Pszl. q 139lG c4RIe7: MSppe 4etA
Toi Hal IS IT Wayne 9sss< T II 5G.lC&N i
o. scrip he: : Vt UHrt psas; Par Mail 2ae;
y YciiSA. Briefs: Ba Ql2a. Hudson ~, liar.
lem -: Reading II754: li3, NJ e5Jz; Tdlcdo ia;
0 4 NJ Cert q; Quicksilver so.
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- ATCHRL0R'S celebrated HAIk DYE SsfAs Bsss IN
II TIA Wsrfz- The only HsrStsss, Tras SO &sfsssb
dye known This splendid Hair Dye IL perfsctrhanses
krd Rusty or Gray Hair instantly Gtsses Bfs<A
sxfrz Brses without nurng the Hair or Staining TIE
Skin leaving the Hair So and Beautiful; iparss
Vitality restoring Its pristine COLOR ana rect
nes the i'll eects Of Bad Dyes. The genuine signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR: all others are nere irnifa-
tions and should be avoidsd Sold By al Druggists DC
fACT0Rf-sl Barciaystreef, New York. BAfcnHfoa''
NEW roiIHs cHxAs for Dressing the Hair. liypd&vly
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HAaAx,s mAaaoIlA Dawn.

HAGANss MAGNOLIA BALM.
This the most delightful and extraonafy article
ever discovered. II changes thr burnt face and
hands 70 pesry satin texture Of ravsuG beanty. i'm
parting the marble purity IT youth End the Otsta9ss
peaance inviting In the city belle Of 5ashson II
tan freckrr pimpi and r0ughnes~ from the skin.
leaving the complication fresh. transparent and smooth
by Actresses and Opera Singers At 10 what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by ". =. HA9AN, Troy, NY.
Address ali orders to
DKMAs BARNES Z CO., New York.
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TRAVELLERS INSURANCE co.
HARTFoKD, CONN,
INsUREs AGAINST
AC I'D Z N r S
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
CAPITAL, 100000.

FIVE DOLLAKS FER ANNV M
VIII insure IS ooo against loss OF life cccasoned by acct
dent TO any pubic coarsgnaee by which the assure nay
the time lie travelling aarr The 1rGeeis itR F6cy
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
Secures policy for s50oA and also S25 per week com
peusation for personal injury ncaIjtatng the assured
nom his ordinary busnt szundeI the Travellers Risk
twenty-five Dollars Premium
Secures full peliey for IS 600 and Sos per
pensation for all and every description of accident tran
cling or oiherwse-under General Accident Policy.
Policies for 500, with rs per week compensation,
DO bad for - annum other between S5eo
ant IS 0e0 at prpportionafe RATES
Special and hazardous ks taken at special and hazard
ous rates
VINO medical Examination required.
j. o. PATTERSON. Pfes't.
Ropy1Y DExSr, Sec'y.
HExRY A.. DyER. General Agent.
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- The Spring Term Of the District
ast for Van Bpren county oommsa1es
- psqaa tie frst Monday i AatSh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27
zoI ryrrobe Notiffs: .
1kQ the Probate Caat aos. tSe> ais,rset jlA nesnwa1ISE sEfY pFFIIlFct FFi'IlFct

asl HE SEoshwa1E%&A ss2fr hTS ETN z z
 A zIhel application y7ef7 RACHEL FORD of saiz
 cornwall respectfully showeth = - \.
 ,7y 1aal she ls Guardian to Eliza M. Ford. Charss
 WFord, Watson ort EmffyJ. Ford flsr ,,a" aS
 A. Ford and Julia M Ford, Minors balona; s
 1o sad District and tiiats said mjIfors ara tbs 1 owners.T the following Real Estate. viz s
 piece of land situated in said Cornwall oos < tainpg about half an acre. bounded Norti oot 4,
 East on Fowler Brad4ords iand.s Wesf an b;at ia way and south on I fhilo JSedgwiek.s k.s land witt small dwelling house thereon sand yaI,,aa mi... m two hpn1dred, ga1s d and Twenty five dollars. as
 And she further says, That the Estate is at present Munproducfiye; M j. that the avals thereof are wanted for the support, maintenance and education of said Minors and that it will be for the advantage of said Minors to sell the same. and invest the avafIs thereof according to law; Wherefore she says; that there is flst land req soaable cause orselling the same: iSiie there Fore prays the Court. to order said real estate 70 oe sofd, and to empower her or s;o, some Other meet person 10 sell the same s1pursuart tiI the es ann1;ostin Tn suehcase made and provided as pef apPlieation rifle. isi' f::ss-s sAk GY pe'
 .: ;,;s.ai atea Cornwall Apiil 22d, 1885 5.sa"g 22d, lS65 .st'.; ' T fEopaee gl oourt ss. April Ordered, That the foregoinse s;,,,,;a,t:.. ,s heard and determined at the pfahat !e cornwall on the 1st day of July 1888 G,tee IT oeiock afternoon and that notice thereof ieGs pueilshed in some public newspaper near the place where suck real estats lies, three weeks successiYely, at least st.sixweeks before said time assigned :; FREDRICK KELLOGG, Judge I
 23w9 z:.ay :Ii .... ,..',,r, .. - 1
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 N NAUGATUCK-RA1t.RoAD.- On and after M " Monday Apail ia4th sfs65, Trains will run
 CONC aosrn:s H .EzstlB Ezsass ayspso,t4le4s AM For sWirsted, connecting withy the 500 A. M. Train from New York and with the 10. % M. from New Haven, fand iconneetinG sat " sterbu- ry with Train to and from Hartford, :..:I 11.O5 A. NJ. Freight Train for Winsted. tr
 1:3O. P. M, Mixed Train for Waterbury. '.. 5.16p. NJ. For Winstcd. connectingswth the SOC P. M. Train from New York, and the | 500 P. M. Train from New Haven, and Water bury with Train iron, ;Hartfefd.tr -... 14ail aiays or Sfsssa Wiastsse t! s"S eSI 1g,V' s.25aps Ar Freight Train for Winmsted.. m 1 1''7 04 r. M. For Wfnsted. :1 = &A''S<ss g.-. Go1Nas aSourH;-Leaue4 4 Wnstsd, ,-- 5. 30 "A. M. Freight Train for Bridgeport. ax y4 6: 40. A. M, For Bridgeport New York and New Haven, connecting at Waterbury with train for Hartford. ,.,. }9s:.l} }l.,,s!Y4 ai , r. -2.l0.P M. Eor Bridgeport, NewSY York and I New Haven; connoetings at Waterbury with train for Hartford!i :! .3z,s ,i.zs3 .:ai5 I Leaue Waterbury tor the Souih..." F.. ,55ss5 A.y Mixed Train for, Bridgeport, New
 s,le A. n.For Bridgeport, New York and m, New Haven. .,g sa
 s.s5 A. M. Freight Train for Bridgeport. .. L 5. 40 F. M. FOL pkAuSSpoLt. NeW y1Ork ant @3 Nav Hayen,s sss gI4 EsiSfSs F Ia ;. itt7
 The Woodbury Stage arrives to connect ai Sevmpqrwith II, ,theS S6s4ee eA.sM., iTfain down iron Winsted. and returns on the arrival of thi 1915 A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 The StagefromI New 4faftfo1d, Otis, Cole r brook; 'Barrfngton,S < Sandisfeld, arrives t, connect with thsz2 10 P. M. Train down iron j Winsted, and returns on, the arrival of tn f1f0s15 "A. NJ Tiain up from Bridgeport. +. *@ I 7. Tho Stage for 3Litchfieid leaves Litchielt
 Station on arrival of the l0.l5 A. NJ and g. Ig.sxs Trains. from Bridgeport, The sStage fo Harwinton leaves Litchfeld, Station on tR
 arrival of tho 10 IS IA. M. Train from Bridge
 port. .axaT wzI
 ,i, Stage leaves, Waterbury for Watsrtown dail
 and for Bethlem and Morris on Tuesdays ld dThursdays and Satardayss;i and for Miialebuf r and Wooubnry on Tuesdays mid Fridays son ai rival of the loe SAs N Train pp frop'a Bridge i1 1fhs Stage for Goshen leaves woleottsille O
 the arrival of the l0.i5 A. N: Train from Bridge
 port, on Iuesdays,- Thursdays and Saturdays s A Discount of 5seents made to Passengel ! parchasipg Tickets ss st, sl,so Office. Bridgeport, April 2l. 1865. l If
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27
vnvo the Probate Court for the District c

yHyO the Probate Court for the District of.
 The application of Rosseter B. Hopkins of said Cornwall, respectfully showeth :->s
 That he is Guardian to CHARLES s. LEN NINGS of said Cornwall, Minor, belonging to- said district, and tbat said Minor is the.owner of tie following Real Estate, viz Hhree pieces of land situated :ina said Cornwall. Tue first piece contains about.14; acres and is bounded North. on highway East on Erastus Bates and - Fennelr s. land, South +on Clark Swift B land and West on Myron Hines land the 2d piece contains about IS acres with the. build ings thereon, and is bounded Nottherly, East A erly, South and Westerly on. highway; the 3d piece is bounded, North and. east on Adam Bakers land, South on land of Railex,. 1elis 2: . ond ,yoe. :Ian0 containing about II acres, the whole valued at Elght hundred dollars. .-..@...s .3.--i -t'ss.tk And he further. says that the Estate is at present unproduetive; that the ayails thereof are wanted for the support. maintenance ana education of said Minor and that 1t wall be tor the advantage of said Minor to; sell the same,
 and invest the avails thereof according to law;
 wherefore, he says, that there is just and reas-
 able cause for. seliipg the same. He therefore
 prays the Court to order said Real Estate to be
 sold. and to empower him or some other meet
 person to sell the same. pursuant to the Stav
 ute in such case made and provided, as per ap
 plication. of file. Dated at Cornwall April l2 IlS65, ,5.rs.t. :!;3..:4-=-- arg ,fi. nj
 1 : District of Cornwall, Probate Court, ss.
 l Ordered, That the foregoing application bt fheard and determined at, the Prot ate, Office il I Cornwall on. the 17th' day of June, 1865, at on
 o'clock afternoon 1; and that, notice thereof b. published in some public newspaper near tn
 place where such Real Estate lies, three week
 successively, at least six weeks before said tim I 1sWa FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27
DURsUANr, To an order from fine conrl o

DURSUANT, To an order from the Court of 1Alh Probate for the cDiatrict of Washington will sold at Public sAuetion, to the hiSbest bidder, on the fourth day of May, 1865, st. one o'clock, in the afternoon ,, (unless previously disposed ofat private sale), so much of the Real Estate of ABNER W. MITCHELL, late of Washington in said district, deceased, as will raise the sum of Six thousand five hun ndfeddol- lars la Sale to place at the late residence ., m she said deceased ,f,tsaid Washington. Terms niaue kno~n at the time of sale.Y 'Ecns liiH
 Dated at Washington this p4ts ,,.1 af Nfa.c, 1865. ELNATt,AN NIITCuW1y1o Tsy o' ma'oh' q 50 2w- -.. ELh, fAuh'
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27
'stft,.. a a Court of Probate holden at New Mil E& fard within and for the dist1ict of K an

a T Court of Probate holden at New Mil
 "A ford, within and for the district of New Milford on the 18th day of April. 1865.
 Present, James H. McMahon, Esq, Judge.
 On motion of Edward Sterling, Administrator on the estate of HOMER STERLING, late Of New Milford in said district, deceased. This Court doth decree that six months from the said Hath day of April, 1865, be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhib it their claims against the same to the eAdmiu- istrator, and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newsp aper published in Litchfeld in Litchtield countyand by posting a copy thereof on, the, public sign ] post in said town of New Milford nearest where the deceasel last dwet.. t.... ..f,.! ,i,.tsH .! q, Certified from Record, ,;7:, ..:f
 1 23w JAMES H. MCMAHON, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27

.Ta Court of Probate holden at sharon, A within and tor the District of Shal on, on the 2sth day of March, A. D. lS65. 2.
 "a Present, Charles Sears, Esq. Judge.
 ! zOn motion of Anson J. Vinegar and Charles T, Lowell, Adm inistrators on the Estate of AN
 DREW. ,BARNuM, JUN. late of Sharon within ! said district deceased: This Court doth decree l tthat Six months be allowed and limited for the