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, 1865-10-02

RErmx111so u1nsE1f 70 EE An OFT1CEn---.An
eg1piic individual giving hie name as John George
Hcrrchner, WEE us1ested on Saturday afternoon for
dtenrdc1iy conduct. Hcarchnct, It nppcsrn from
the evidence oI general Witncs5es, stationed himself
on The corncr Of Siatc and Randolph streets, md
began ordering people to get of the sidewalk, and
licked them when they did not obey With sum.
cient alautty. Whenever he came across IN tndL
.tdus who was inclined to dispute his authority be
would dIsp1ny his star xpd 1lso revolver, M5chfn
moot cnses had The desired effect He grabbed one
email hoy by the coat collar and threatened to hang
nation that wouid lead TO the apprehension ola
lad who hut hlm With decomposs7d tomato. ae
as1 hs6 9e nudn fG edes e. = I s fep9r 10
ezustd big subsequent arreet. uroa hclng arratgn
Cd In tie Police tourt, John George etated thai be
Police, C. r. Bradley, make arrests from Caica.
70 10 Cairo, aud sin testimony thereof" produced
! po'sceman'a atar. Tho Jus5lec, though highly
recognize his anthori1y for extending snch an es-
senFi,e jurirdictiou to earchneE, and accordingly
fined the ssonId.be prcscrrer of order q 81 aad
coetr. aud IN dcfauft OF TINT little tu, sent h4in to
the IriGewelt to work IT out
cn1uE Against EA7rrE-A Marrow EscArE.-
On Saturday morning, two plalnly dressed women.
bearing upon their conueuances the undoubted
signs Of abandonment and crime. were secn On
Michigan arenne half inducing, half forcing. a
young garl Of eighteen to accompany them 10 some
pout to which thcy evidently Wtshed 10 proceed
The cir, appeared be in great distress, ,nud though
che tiowy walked along with her companions, waa
weeping bitterly, and earnestly protesting against
thu Wishes o tie raIr. nejic,in2 :tom the appear
ancc OF thc group that all was not right two gentle.
men, w1tpe+ecr Of the ecene, started in pursuit. and
Oye11aGfnG the tno. denn1ndcd Of the woman IN ex-
plana1ion of their conduct They stated with great
readiness thai TIC Etrl their COUSIN. seho had
come On visit 10 lhesn, and whom they nrre taking
10 thelr home; bu. distelevine the assc.tion, and
not intending 10 be 70 syatily put OIL tic ceu,1e-
men sutcIT0eaed The young uonan whose dlst1ess
lad a.facied their attention, and promised
Their protection. II such ras necessary. she stated
thnt her companions were really her cou4fns, and
thbt At their invitation ehc had lcn her home ip
Burlington. 1oWa. 10 live in Chicago, thcy h7ytne
pretended to accure eftuAIou fur her. She hsd
not beard OF the women for over year, hui imGe.
diatcly On eeeing them. SUSPECTED that thry had
adopted life Of crime, which suspicious thciF con
dnct epcedlly conobo1ated- her fears beng doubly
fntcntifrd % learning that they had proposed and
Dining lie recital Of the narrative the I've
xreicpes ruade no nf1 to contradict my nzscrtaot
of 1heir intanded victim, contGatlnE them.else,
With 1oadin. her with abuse. The eisl gladly &C
cep:d The otter Of protection. and accompanied be.
r-cuere 10 place whetc shc will BE- well cared ant
Provided for.
, 1865-10-02

T6oaas Eeed VA theN called md teSt1ed Is fol-
low.
l bave resided here for ec7enteca ye,rs, and
know tie priIoner. but no. intimately. hare
kEoMn him htteen ,earn. never Ead much
, 1865-10-02

At the Board to-asy the following sales waEe made
Troy and Newark. *1.ss: Ptthoe Greek. si.'3; Web
ste, sto7; Bachansn, si-ss Excelsior s. Gasmsnls
II; Oh Craek, fL4o; Rynd Fslr1, IS; f1st aattonsl.
, 1865-10-02

KILLED uT FA11---About nine o'clock q SAT-
nfday forenoon womsn, named Anna Ruey. en-
ployed In the warehouse Of ]. r. Carter Bros
no. Eli South Natu street, rns nssoster, fell
from the fifth story olthe building, through hatch-
way to The ground below and waa instantly Killed
No information could be obtainsd ns to where her
rEidence pae, aud con<equeut!y Coroner Wasner
wnk compelled 10 hA.F the body removed 70 the
city dead-honse- Some OF tue girls with whom
Ert. Hiley was working stated th&t che has SOD
and daughter residing somewhere in the West ni-
yisiou. She rae about nny-hse geaTx old. The
jury rendered 4 verdict In accordance Win lie
fos@n
, 1865-10-02

At.u ndIourned meeting Of the Cabi-
nj Ascers' Sos3cy, held this day, SATURDAY, 1gth
penb Sga94%Sssy .Sso1'sa ssse alss IL
Ia la wntE "A hnni and leavs tho shop unless he
c1snis IL ten per cent advance 10 the whole work.
men Of bis shop. ., ,.,,
P.S.-CAbiDet MakeEs arc requested nos to sS IA
tor work pending The strike. Po
, 1865-10-02

zs; wontsns, sas; U. g. Hal. petzeseum ouIet'
hut held 1r1uly On light supply
NBOIfBALE AAkkEr4
The Ppss has tke following report OF TIC who1esa1a
, 1865-10-02


Lie family On the morning Of the homicide During
thsf snn1ptr be compliance M ot ~ 9es1h, ana s az
| fesh. think could detect when he had used
liquor; nt the times have especially referred to,
think be vas sober; whsn @ he bad dIans : & s9oa1 -
difference from When he had these SICK spe!ts, but
alittle liquor seemed to make him more polite ne
would have mors suasty ss nsea t. to e. e. a. sTas h|s
neculisr topict Of conversation. Ills peenaaz!heS
thlpk, developed Themselves at Intervals Ahttle
excitement would seem to affect him very muea
If be bad met 1ny QUO on the street, and tney had
wouid come into ,he etore and epeak of i. 1son. A.
| eidered these thtnss ot tsining moment; 1eoaant
Cfpss-<1oaanaGon on--Ihcy seemed htyial 70 NJ
very much 20; rome man hid 5aid Or done S sS@s &C.
xa1ea ssa be eo9 eSa1sseG ~ o. ea
conside1ed he wae I'll f,.aieht before that tme
didn1 did r think hin odd untA about thie time !
knew Sunderland; don't remember when nG
died think, perhaps, hs was dad Al The TING i
ss5 Ct but obe4 Mte nep s hasRS o. hsa
and did not think them esszs.. thiak dtinsing q
habit increased on him r. is6a 90 M ~ ~ coa.a aa De
ring which think be ne,ct drank any; 49, could a.
moi state the rear, perhaps in 81 and 50 9. 'os
Lei L. hsd deiitnm i i1s sremens n ISL md my be is:
iaLcp in the year,. do rot consider it an ev1.
dcnce ofirssnlst that man speaks impetuously ol
rirLt or wrong: i would not be zach in SONG
| men, hut IN While thouFht 1t strange He i
different from oihe7 men In many respects. hasc
seen vehement and impetuouk men that have used
I strong language, but rot In his manner.
| could moi defc1ibe his manner. ! am
moi actor enough. ! never ea'f any one lie him.
| told others be was c1ayy. mentioned i in my
! family. have moi talked much on thu subject
did not considcs him danvcrons: I frequently re.
marked TO my brother lint White would Jet l'e
| crazy and he IVES near 1t thcu. ! bhpald think
| made that rrn1atk IN 1su, l considered him Ecrg.
Ing on 1t before that did moi consider him crnIE
1t that time, buf mildly insane. and tnonehl biz
u,nuner, appearance and conduct in what an r.
| laiing WINS leading to It. When be conyersel On
theee uaattcr1 as i hive stated, his eye would b.
J uiid and unnatural Other mems eyes may look
Wild when 10 earpest conversation, but not IN
ratural. l have heard Of oiacr men aenoaaciEg
| money ierdesr.
LtT1nmin11.-I don't think sew much OF the
| pr7snneF for three mon1hs preceding the killing,
| but trom what saw OF him eh2ald think he wus
] drinking very much then. fnew bis fa1nily. /
know t1lat Two Of hts brothers were common drunk
| ards.
| TuoxAs REED.
Thomas Reed VIA then calad end testified Is fol.
lpNf.
l bave resided here for ec7enteca years, and
| know tie priIoner. but MOI intimately. bar&
] kEoMn him hftcen .earn. ! never Ed muct
, 1865-10-02

GEs. SIBERIAN hss accepted IN Invitation 10 be
present ri the inaugural exercises OF Eastnan's
National Business College At Crosbse OPEN House
1o.mosrpw evening. The programme Of exerclses,
which Will be unusually Interesting, will be pub
ltshed 1n.tnnfYnsy.
, 1865-10-02
MISSISSIPPI.
7 lie Stnte OF Public Oplnlou-0mccrs OF
tho Rebel Army fu the Political Field
-So11lo OF their Opinions.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunal

Correspondence OF the Chicago TRIBUNE.
VlcKsnCnn, Miss, Sept 2l, 1885.
It Is becoming more and moro manifest
every day that treason Is the principal quail
dcatiou for Office IN Mississippi. Now TINT
the Northern press has clearly pointed ont to
the Southern people that no person shall sit
in Congress who has aided the rebellion, they
,a1e "scratching hard" to find men who can
take the oath Of innocence reqnised but In
all state Offices, from Governor to Town Clerk,
the Southern people are, possible, more
scrupulous to eject none hut those who have
served In the rebel army than those Of the
North are to elect Union soldiers. As an
Illustration Of this feeling In Mississippi,
where Np-loyalty progresses most rapidly, !
quote from the Vicksburg Journal Of this
date:
AnE We CoRazcT.-Wera there not twenty or
twenty companies In the Southern Army from
this county, We certainly supposed so.. Dut The
Swetts battery. The captain Is candidate for the
Senate The frst lieutenant Is candidate for city
s9d IN snone. msees 2, aa
much a. though M<y thought no one eEse e1titlet 70
eonstdeFufion. There H. to aay tho least nodsSfy
about It that Is decidedly cool and tnyigor2ttn}E
In that battery Il represented by the surviving dts
play, We arc not At IN surprised at the small nun
ber Of Yankee ecalps" which i bore ror1 IN
ed, and rice rersa II The bore Of the guns Of tna
bstte1y was equal to the present display We esr 81
essi1y realize bow the Yankees rushed into nc
jaws ar death, into the gates of hell,' whenever
they ean,e in sight of that battery
Here Is a complaint BY the official paper o
the city, that one rebel battery Is enjoying
monopoly Of all TIE offices, to The exclusion
though 1t brought home no more Yanke
scalps than they. It seems to be conceded al
around that none but those Who have served
tion,'' /. &, to Office. and The degree Of consid
Grafton Is proportioned to the extent OF th
service! No neaner rebel paragraph tha
The nbove was penned during the war. 1h'
Ghoul of Andersonyille could not have Ee
fcrred to tsYankec sca1ps'' with greater gust
than this specimen Of Gov. sharkeY'a Union
i'm. .-.-..-,-
At.a meeting in this city day before ycste'
day, Richard Cooper, candidate for Attesne
General, said:
II was born in Geo1efs. The hrst vote T evt
cast was with the old line WhlR party. {applsusc
In iEt0 pppossd an attempt to break up the Unite
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-09
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

ous DurY.-We deem it our duty to keer constantly before our readers that most valua hls of all medicines, known as Goes Cough Dalsam. It has stood the tests of time and experiment, and all who use 1t speak in the most praise-worthy terms of it's medicinal val as. It is the real duty of every parent to keer . constant supply of it in the house, ready fol immediate use. Not only is it Q most splendid remedy for coughs. sudden colds, influenza croap, and all throat complaints. but it is the consump,ive's great relief When they are SC far gone that no medicine will ever cure them Goes Cough Ba!sam will be found an invalua- bls friend to allay the coughing, help the ex psctoration. and ease the sufferer. Why will ye that ars suffering from coughs, colds, croup sore throat, hoarseeess- that are liable to pulmonary attacks, not take our advice. and provide yourself with a supply of Goes Cough balsam-the best end cheapest Cough Balsam in the world? It costs but forty cents, and can hs found upon the counters of druggists.
 3 Al I'm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-09
]probate Notifes.l .lJ

A Court of Probate holden at Sbaron- "A within aud for the District of Sharon .son the 4th day ot March, A, b. 1865. "A net}g;39s
 yAs.ss Present, Charles Sears Judse. r
 Upon. the petition of Mrs Mary Ann Ham lin of Sharon, county of Litchfeii md State of Connecticut. showing 10 this Court that she 1s the uuardian of Charles Hubert Hamlin of said sharon. miner; That said minor is the owner or the one undivided third part of n. house and lot situated in said Sharon, subject 10 the dowersof the petitioner; said real estate IS bounded as follows. viz, northeriy and west eriy on land of Samuel; l. Prindle :T southerlv on land of George H. Chase and Charles ii Shears; and easterly by highway, containing about four acres of land be the same more or less, with the buildings thereon standing; also one sixth of about ten acres of land, situated in Salisbury, subject to dover, said piece is particularly described in a deed from Mary Ann Hamlin and others to Henry M Gillett, to which reference is had .sa That said minors interest therein is valued at about six hun. ofed dollars. That it would be for the inter. est or said minor that said real estate shouid be sold and the avaiis thereof vestea Tor his interest according 70 the law of tnls olale; praying for liberty to sell said property Tor the purpose aforesaid as per peii tlon on file; It is ordered by this Court that sald guardian give notice of said application py causing the same 10 be published in a news. paper printed in Litchfield, three weeks suc- cessiVely at leastssix weeks before the hear. ing; and that said petition will be heard at the probate office in said district on the 18th day of May next at one o'clock afternoon.
 Certified from record, 4F'
 47 3w CHARLES SEARS Judoe
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-09
New Aopertisel,lents.
 -'r-----'-o---"- ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
Church, Heminway & Comp,1

Church, Heminway & COmp'y. DE it known that -ws the subscribers, dc ID hereby associate ourselves as Body Pol
 itic and Corr torate, pursuant to the provisions
 of !" Chapter l4th of Title 3d. of the statute
 Law of the State of Connecticut. entitled :. Of
 Joint Stock Corporations" and the several acts 1 in addition thereto and amendatory thereof,
 and the following are the Articles of our Asso-
 citation and agressment:
 ART. lst.-The name of said Corporation ahall
 be '' Church, Heminway < Company" ART. 2nd --The Capital Stock oi said Corpor- l ation shall be Twenty Thousand. Dollars, and the said Capital Stock shall be divided into
 Eight Hundred Shares of Twenty-Five dollars each share r.8 +i ART. 3d.--The purpose for which said Cor
 poration is established is the following. to wit l To do business as wholesale and retail Mer- | chants, to buy, sell, manufacture and deal in
 all kinds of goods, wares and merchandise, and
 all articles necessary and convenient for the prosecution of said business--to buy, sell and deal in Real Estate, and generally to do all
 things incidental to said business and necessa- ry and convenient to the management of the same. - iI 2. ART. 4th.-The Statute Law of the State of Connecticut. aforesaid entitled, "Of Joint Stock Corporations and the several acts in addition
 thereto and amendatory thereof. are hereby particularly referred to- and made part of these articles and the Corporation hereby established and organized under and pursuant to said Stat u;e, shall have all the powers, and proceed ac. cording to the regulations described and speci- fled therein. e-s..rl -,E ART 6th.-Each subscriber to these articles
 agrees to take the number of Shares annexed to his name, of the Capital Stock of said Cor
 poration. each share to be Twenty-Five dollars
 as aforesaid, and to be pad for by instalments
 the directors of said Corporation shall call in the same.
 | ART. 6th.-The said Corporation is establish. ed and located in the Village of Wolcottviile,
 Town oi Torrington, County cf Litchisld and State of Connecticut.
 Dated at WolcottviNe this 25th day of Fcby,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-09
A Ia Court of Probate holden at Sharon. "A within and for the District of Sharon, on

~ CoufG or ProDate Ghoiden at, sharon "A within and for the District of Sharon, on on the l6th day of February, A. D. 1865.
 a / Present, Charles Sears, Esq, Judge.
 Upon the petition of HENRY BURDlCK. oi
 the City of New York. showing to this Court
 that he is guardian of Mary. A Dean and Henry
 k. Dean. of Anne ia in the County of Dutchess
 ..nd State of New York, duly appointed to tha,
 office by the laws of said State of New York i,
 That said minors are the owners ol certain real
 estate in said District. to wit. three-fourths oi certain piece of land situated in Sharon, in said District, which is bounded northerly on highway and on land Of George R. Woodward i; easterly on land of l,alph Deming southery on land of Elijah Juckett and westerly on land of $. 5 Woodward and wife, the interest oi l said minors being valued at two hundred an fifty dollars. that it would be for the interest
 uf said minorssthat. said real estate be sold and the ayails of such sale vested for their benefit
 according to the statute in such case made and provided praying for liberty to sell said prop- I erty for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition on file. It is ordered by this Court, that said l guardian give notice of said application by causing the same to be published in newspa- per printed in Litchfeld, three weeks success. sively. at least six weeks before tue hearing and that said petition will be heard at the Pro
 bate office, in said District. on the 29th day ol April next, at one o'clock, afternoon.
 1 Certified from Record.
 ] 4S sw. sEa CHARLES SEARS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-09
Advertisement. Hudson River Instisute,
CLAvsRAox, CosuxsrA CouSTr, NEw Y

CzXvsRAox, CosuxBrA COUNTY, NEW YoRx.
 The next term of this Aourishing Institute will commence April .7th next. Its numerous patrons and friends will feel sincere gratif- cation in being assured that it's condition is Nest favorable and prosperous. There are few institutions of learning among us which have acquired such . widespread and deserved popular patronage, as the Hudson River Insti- tute has in the brief period which has elapsed since its erection-and 1t will reopen in April with the renewed determination on the part of Ito conductors to sustain. its well-earned repu- tation.
 1ts faculty are all of we'll known and tried ability, and the advancement and welfare of the student is the end and aim of all their ex- ertions this is the secret of it's great success, especially under the administration of its pres- sent able and efficient Principal, Rev. ALoxzo fLAcK.
 1fs young man intends to enter College, he will and no more preparatory course anywhere; CT if on the other hand, he wishes to engage in active business, he has opportunities and ad' ComMssreiol Department, unsurpassed by any. thing of the kind in the country The gentle. man having charge of this department is a graduate of Yale. @S
 Another and newer feature of this already popular Institute is the erection of . magnif- cent Gymnasium. at great expense, which will be complete, and ready for use with all neces- sary fixtures, in a few weeks. The system oi pr. DIo LEWIS will be introduced by csmpe' tent and we'll qualified teacher, who will drill our girls as we'll as boys, in all it's beautiful end health-giving exercises These exercises ere now 60 universally considered essential to establish and sustain perfect health, that nc school can henceforth dispense with them and lixe
 II is not necessary to speak further of th, Hudson River Institute-of it's delightful sit aatisn-the splendor of is surrounding scene sy--those known far and wide. and stand un eivallsd. It is but necessary to repeat that i 0tll reopen on the l7th of April next. wheI every parent whe, appreciates the advantagel of . thorough educational training, will has ssuto secure places without delay for theil sons and daughters. 4s a
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-09
Wood. Lot for sale.

A WOOD LOT covered with thrifty youus 6A timber of about P years growth located one mile from Cornwall Bridge Iron Works is offered for sale at the low price of S66O. Nls thought the wood will make at least GOO bush. els of charcoal to the acre. and that the prup. erty is offered at lees than the standing wood is worth at low rates. ,,-.r = : -
 LOOK AT THE FIGURES.
 The Lot c, ntains S6 ac.es,
 600 bushels of coal per acre is 2l 900 busha els at only Sl0 per hundred bushs sl - S2l00 . Deduct value of wood, about @@ 400
  Leaving 2 balance of sl7oo It will be observed that these are very mod. crate estimates, at very much less tLan pres. ent prices. Apply to :.
 SILAS C. PATTERSON, 43-6t" Cornwall Bridge, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-09

A T Court of P. otatg holden at Tcsyinstca. Ak- within ana for tho District of T6rffnffS1. !. on the 24th day Of February A D.sleo6.
 Present, Henry S tBaobour, Esq Jfliks. This Court doth direct the Administra Y < on
 tho Estate of ELKANAH BARBER, late 6fs IT. iington, ihlsaida aDistrict, deceassd, rsprese1tsd
 to be insolyent, to give notice to all psrSun1 interested in the Estate of said deeeased, to h. pear, if they see cause. before the Court q Ire.
 bate to be holden at the Probate Ofacs n said
 District. on the lith day of March. 1866, at ono o'clock, afternoon, to be heard sfelstivo fo thS appointment of Com missioner -on said Fstsfs. IDy posting srid order of notice on public signs post ip said town of Torrington neassss ike place where the deceased lass dwslt, and by a;avyeiItlsing ;. the same in newspapss publishsa | .. Certified from Record, sao bgA
 4S 2w Cs HENRY 8. HARBOUR, Judee
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-09
A Ia Court of Probate holden at Plymouth A ,uithin Ad for tha. liStrict of plr ID aonf h

A T "a Court of Probate holden at Plymouth, on,he 10th day of February. A. D., 1863.
 Present, Leman W. Cutler, Esq, Acting Judge. last will and testament of JAMES RYAN, late ot Plymouth within 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 said Executcr on said Estate as aforesaid, and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Litchdeld, and by posting copy thereof on ,he public s:gn-post in said town of Plymouth, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 45 3w V. R. c. GIDDINGS, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-09
NEW CROP TEAS!
" FARM E RS IT 2d3 Save 1izas. Labor and Money. and use he
 Dsst and Cheapest Manure made Q" THE EXCELSIOR POUDRETTE
 Manufactured by s5'2 ;':@s @e!fs9s,93 2, s.. s9
 RICARDO 6 CO, ,ss.s5 q: OFFICE, l94 FRosr ST., N. Y $


 We havs greater facilities for making n supe- rior article of Poudrette than any other com: paAy, having ths exclusive contract forali the Night Soil, Urine, Blooda Offal, E&c. &c, of Brooklyn and Williamsburg. of whichawe make . standard articls. Wa will onafailfea the Ex- cclsior PoudrettS to surpass any Fertilizer that can be obtained for the same uoney, either for Garden or Field. s.5sT sa1R3 sy-&2 L9saT9sls3 q
 PRIos, $z,O0 per Barfel'in Nv York end B gents per buihsl delivered to vessels stfaeeory. , BE SURE $ou GET THE EXCELSIOR Beware of FsaAds and misrspressntations. Send your orders early to sscule a supply.Qo aa
 Addrsss. '''i7 -.i2 RICARDo&co.,t Hesioa
 -z .sa -.1. o '. sS is4 Front St., N. Y.Sa
 Send fos. our annual pamphlet giving direc- tions and certificates. free to any address.
 s We hays; slse constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest market pricea Peruvian and Fish 0uano, Pure Ground H1ne Dust, Super Phos. phats of Lime, Plaster. &c.. &c., btla ,tF:a.a v,
 H2n W Aeiss WAIVED -As oas .ss'I