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xxs4tA1vn--Tpne -, -E-A- T-.t - Z: = o.. IL
Dtsnee 4Id Alex1pof4a Knl.road etait@d to-duY,
Tbs rcad to Richmond v1a G, rdontvi!le will be
in operation In ten dsye.
, 1865-07-01

The VEr;ck of the If11nnIs-11tlftary
uurs.It-f Ye&tlMw ssslks ttl~hced-
Xh~ = F1al or I5nFl. ), snc Lnko Erie
x1FAtes
, 1865-07-01

WASHINGTON, June 8R.-Tbe State Deuaft ucut
Hcf eeIt c1scr11rF to al cities annnut III # the
Tue+,ac p A-ue IL extetdtnc wr.t<srd With ers4t
1anc,.y ind suggesting precautionary measures.
, 1865-07-01

MASON1C.-A Special Cammu,
wtl he held At 5r Hall III (aasu-dav) evening" at
oeloct. WnFk on list D. gree. M4rh ~ Of .ha FTAr
fefEltt aIo Invited to attend. &. ". IOHH3
tTEAtE Etc:RtAfY. r
HAST THOU E'ERWATCHED
IL ard vep be+tde the bed,
On shlcssrme d5lur ftitnd tepcsed htt he'd?
AID ffEvrtsen tn n had'tt atr persu+ded him tn
vi.ls EVhnlTf'a. 1I1 Ltke teel, and ~ hi rad
Picture IAl en- at - pef dezsr. J 1c52qlt
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VOL. XIX,

read pnenn. ind IN Grafton will b. delivered hy
Mr. jpcob Bros dw.n OF B!oor1ustoc. The dele
.ntss present, Of which there are large number.
Il pre- tt nt fbret chapterF.
, 1865-07-01

I1l1p ois Regiments to be Mukter<d Gut
-1he TroOpa nj Camp Ruti~r-fk<ul
EtIRtN &n1tB-ECurt tkrcOrd-CflebFA-
lion ofshe F0uIth-Tllc Mppunleut-
Ifuno-lfrcetysnE Stolen Goods
UtAth Of 4 Soldier.
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THIRD DISPATCH.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
Return OF The BuFJinE Parry.
[sptctAl D,epsteh to the Chicago TunuEe.1

[sptetal Daspsteh to the Chicago TunuEe.l
WASHINGTON. June -.
The expedition sent to the Wlldtfnc.s and
S.ottsylvsnia bstt1e fe:ds to bury the dead which
had been buried imperfect.y, ind to mark the
e1sres Ct tuch IL could be identified, hi, IN
ithed it, work and returned to the city. Their
lAbors extended crer twenty unflea Of territory.
and were three weeks in their completion About
7to bodies IN Ill were ldeu1Ihed, and neat head
f'oard placed at each grave. Tao cemeteries
Wife established, one On the old QrsuRo Court
House turnpike, about two miles from the old
Wilderness Taverp. This spot II near the right
tkitle. and on the ground fought over ia the
cparct Of the ttb cerps, many Of whose dead lay
inside the r. bel abattiS.
The second cemetery IL on the Osa1ee P:a1k
Read, two aod hn-f miles from its JUNCTION with
tho turnpike where L,pg stEeet'4 chHrge " ,s r.
pulled by Hancock. The rebel dead xera found
ttY.wu here unburted. In alt directions, 20 l51a,
within the SPICE Of 4 few rods.
WARRINGTON, juno GA committee Of dele-
eat+s, representing the eo1oted population OF vlt-
cfuis Is to be held ut A'cxardrt4. August ID, to
t+ks into consideration their pre.cnt and future
condluon. and desise mesne for toe GOOD aud vel
fsre nj The colored teop!a tertne hout the State.
The health Of pre2idt nj Johnsol IL much b:t-
ter.
tia intensely warm here todsy; urd ,uhtedly
the w!rn1+st dse Of the year, tse thermometer
beng 81 degrees In the thaut.
, 1865-07-01

PHILADELPHIA, Jure D.-JaT Cooke reports
ptiu1 to the luan to day tu thu aulount
Of s., ,:5G, ,2e0.
, 1865-07-01
FnVu NASHVILLE.

Florida &cdsd 10 Een. CHnby,A De~-
parsIns NE-Tbe Army Of the C.1 nbtr.
land BauEe-A FieUdfsh Guerilla.
, 1865-07-01
RAPID SPREAD WESTWARD OF
TIE RUSSIAN PLAGUE.
Receipts fron Customs for The
Year, $76,5ol,SS2.
From Internal Revenue,
S204 100000.
Ereedmeu2a Protest AGAINST
the Mississippi Ap-
pointments-
Subscriptions 10 the 7.3o Loan
$2,156,200.


Gold Closed at 141 1-8.
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Especial Dlspstth 10 the Chicago Titbucu1

l W~lconn to the "VaterxuA-~
Troops 1fefuxntpE-6ccnxI Sossosse
, 1865-07-01

4 SSESSBENT NOTICE,
"a ozzz-K OF 7ux D24aD o. Pr5L1c Eo2x,.
Oh cAx., July Is, 1875 :
PUBLIC notta IL 5ereb, Eyta 10 Iii per.ons Iure1.
ct d. that r. qnee5aE1.d; cS:nmss.oraEs Of tes
.emEleted :ha sn:ssstett rol :or TIN CT htux hlux
'ni pav!nE with ''Eooden nlock p.ysmant'' TAu4ah
street a.d lnch assea'.1t roE hes b,=a ted In The
ofdca Of the CitT Clrfx.
TIE NJ dersi41td Will AppJ - the Con1 on Council
Of sad city, Al is re9uts, Ing, ha held Of
the tenth Gay OF JAY, 1856 It she ho1t at ~ oco:x
trac A1 "a ties Interested " hare t. 1!gh: to
hssa NM, AZ sl 70 q? fs 70 ~ ss,sss =
ring, in 'he rfoe OF tbs CITY t1tFk u lesaE one sy
r.iof to such meeting OF tha Comm n Go1nctL
]. q. G1NDHLK
FEEt. LETZ,
O.J RO1K
CcrmIs ioutrs { fthe Board Of llbtc n. .ks.
, 1865-07-01

A SSES5MENT NOTICE.
n 1FFICx or TEE BOARD OF P1BL1c WORKS |
tHIcAu0 Iu v:4s l53.
Public Eot!ce II hfreoy gi7ea to all Pc n inter.
'eo. that thh ur re-. II rc,anlasl.r-rA OF the
bo.ia e Pgo'lc Wozas q ths y OF o,iesg,. hsv-
asa ,f!.9 Ca'ho9n p. CO h..Esea pra.ooin Isreet
ned In ste { tics Of ths cry Z err
TsG n5ds.s E Xraa .sil apply T. ne CONNER Ga9oel
he teeth esy Of july ISIS tho hoaf Of ~ o'cosk
fo- G. nhrmat1oa ofan:h ssseas aent. .: sh IN
hessE. All PtEscns sIshing to object said asse4-
mett must Gle their oh}scsaDs 10 tic same ta N1i.
2risr to sueh mee.lcg Of tho Ccuu,oa Council
J @ GIHpELE,
FIND LEcZ
o J ROSE
jS1 ssa.ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

A T a Court of Probate holden at Sharon. n within and fnr the District of Sharon. on on the l6th day of February, A. D. ls65.
 Present. Cha,les Sears, Esq., Judge.
 Upon the petiti0i of HENRY BURulCK. of the City of New York. showing to this ,urt that he issguardian of Mary A Dean and Henry K. Dean of Anne la in the County of Dutchess .andsStste of New York. duly appointed tn that office by the laws of said State of New York That said minors are the owners O. certain real sstate in said District. to wit. three-fourths oi a certain piecc of land situated in sharon, in said District. which is bounded northeri. .ll highway and on land of Ge"rge R. Woodward; i; easteriy on land of Ralph Demng southerl, un land of Elijah Juckett and westerly on land of <. < Woodward and wits. the interest ol said minors being valued xt two hundred an fifty dollars. that it would be fur the inter, si .f said minors that said real estafe be sold and the avails of such sale vestea for their benefit according to the statute in such case made an,i provided. praying for liberty to sell said prop erty for the purpose aforesaid. as per petition on file. It Is ordered by this Court that said guardian give notice of said application by csu>ing the same t" be published in d newspu- per printed in Ltchiieii. three weeks success. sively at lvast xix weeks before the hearing 1; snd that said petition will be heard at the Pro bate office, in said District. on the 29th day ot April next. at one o'clock. afternoon.
 Certified from Record,
 45 8w. CHAkLES SEARS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

AH1lCLES OF ASSOCIATION
 OF THE . GREAT HILL IRON ORE MINING
 COMPANY"
 'H<o All P-olle to whom these Presents II shall come Greeting:
 Know ie, 1h4t We. the undersigned. have associated. and by these presents do associate. as a body puiitic anu corporate. according to the provisions of the Sta. ute Laws of tine State ot Connecticut relating 70 Joint Stock Corpo- ratious, under the tollo wing Articles tu wit: z lst, The name of said Corporation, shall be, C THE GREAT HILL IRON ORE MINING CUApA- NY."
 2i The amount of the Capital Stock shall be One Hundred and Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars, and shall bs div.,e,t into Five l hu,ls an.i Shares uf Twenty five Dollars each.
 Sd. The purpose for which said Corporation Is established. is, searching for, digging, smelling, refining, Vending, and converting into metal ores and mineral substances and conducting mining and quarrying operations nt any de.crlpiiun, within said State, ur of do- ing any part thereof, and of doing all things necessary and proper for tine eif-rtual and sue cessiul management of said business and is to transact business; in Ltchue. d, County oi Litchti=ld and State of Connecticut.
 4th. The said Statute Laws are hereby made :s part of these Articles. and this Corporation shall have power, and itshall be its duty, to proceed in accord lnce herewith.
 9th. Each subscriber hereto agrees to take the number of shares annexed t" their naues. Dated this 20th Dec. A. D. 1864. Eliz ,beth Benedict, One Thousand Shares. Christian Reinhart, Nine Hundred X Fifty ' Cluster F Smith. Nine Hundred & Fifty |" tiverius Marsh. Nine Hundred & Fifty. Geo. II. Baldwin, Nine Hundred x Fifty '' Chas. 5 thop. Fity Shares. Fred' D McNeil, One Hundred Shares. David c. Bulklty, Fifty Shares
 Per order of the President and Directors
 Ats GEO. NJ. WOODRUFF, Sec'y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
he interest amounts to

Notes of al the denominations named will l'e promptly furnished upon receipt of subscrip- tions. This is
 The only iGan in Market now offered by t! 6 Government. and it is con idtn'l, expected that it's superior advant ,ges will make it the
 GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
 Less than s2N OO0, 0,OO0 sem Ii n unsold which VIII probably be disposed of within ,he next oo or 50 days. when the n"tcs will un lou bte,lly c"m'nand premium, ss has uniformly been tae case on closing the subscriptions to other LO;lI.s
 , In order that citizens of every town and sec ton Of the country may be af ed facilities for taking the loan. the N,tiun.l Banks State Banks, and Private blnkers throughout the country have generally agreed to receive sub. .criptioEs at mr s ,b.rribe,s will select their own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who "niy are to be responsible for the de- livery of the notes for which they receive or. ,eIs. JAY CuOkE
 Subscrirtion Agent. Philadelphia.
 Subscriptions will be received by the First National Dauk of Litchtield. 45 3m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
Wood Lot for Sale.

\ WOOD LOT covered with thrifty young tA timber of about 22 vea,s growth c.te,l one mule from CorD~all Bridge Iron Works is offered for sale at the low price of s560. It is thought the wood will make at least 600 bush. els of charcoal to the acre. and that the prom erty is offered Ut less than the staading wood fs worth at low rates.
 LOOK AT THE FIGURES. 2 The Lot Ct ntains 35 ac. es
 600 bushels of cal per acre Is el 900 bust, . els at only StO Der hundred bush :l $2lOO Deduct value of wood, about AGO Leaving balance of s17OO It will be obse rved that these are very mod. crate esti hates, at very much less tan prs. . ent prices. Apply to
 SlLAS G. PATTERSON,
 4S 6te Cornwall Biidge. Conn,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
PATENT SPRING BEDS.

To CHESTER THOMAS, Esq. HEAR SIR,-We the undersigned. are A1 using Andrews Patent Spring Bed Bot t"ms. and are highly pleased with them; they answer fully the encuniums others have given them, and we cheerfully recom mend them to all wh" desire that ease and co,nfort only at. tainable by their use. A trial is all that will be necessary to make them acceptable. Ltchield, Feb. 7th, lsr5.
 JOHN SNEVILY,
 HE.RY B GRAVES,
 GEO. F. ADAM:,
 HENRY A. BUISFORD,
 RiVERIuS MARSH,
 HEDRtiE KINNEY.
 CHRISTIAN RE4NHART.
 DAVID C. BUCKLEY,
 EDWARD o. PECK,
 FRANCIS II. HALE 6S One of tho above Beds may be seen at the Warehouse of David C. Bulkley, Litch- field.
 The UT dersigned will receive orders for the Be'is. and fit them into any Bedstead on ap. plication.
 CHESTER THOMAS. Litchield Feb uary 9th, 1S65. 43 Ate
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
TO OUR PATRONS.

We wAnl!d az tin rem ind our readers that this eAson ot Inc year Is a tame when tity are constantly liable to uldcn coughs. 'ifiu- eAEt. ssar throat. &c wh,ie the cn Idrtn in cnistant danger from croup. throat and lung complaints. It is important thai ever. hcsd of a family should pr"vidu u rrmcdv tha' ready at all tim F for imn, ediate use. Hhetrl a<saiied at the dead hour "f night. with the breaking out uf Il hard cold. the racking of n violent cough. "r tli. children with that m ,si | nng.,ous nt all ,lise,"es s ci"up--or at thc mid,ia hour. y''n sh 'ull always hc prepared h. Zoe x Cough ,'llS tn vIu will ind reit,;y ani effective remedy. It grappl.s an,l cont '"l> inst ti italieoasly thr mnst -tukbnrn cumgi:s. w',ile in croup it IS a sovereign cue The lH-ec is but forty cents per b"tti---thr bDttle- twice the sizc of any other Ut the same pi ice
 I,eavs arc dangerous. You shOmih always have it in the li,uso. IL can be iouuL at all our drug stores. lm4l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
i.:..'s i: !. ,, l...l..I,ESlail'EtI|j3 f:.1I | $ a;. ay..: nfs:.:f Fcl T.ss:: c.;.FFccI.-.


 Gl;s salvc is resct.;.le preservation. invent ir the li'h century. by D.a. iy%.. G::.cc,
 gen Ill ln;, J..ncs's amy. Tk-ou5h i:s ...ic. he eur |: t!ou an.,s ct mo. ecriol sprcs
 t .so.sn,!s lat. b,l i IT. sl;.l of t.. no
 Iii .,t r.ts iiaa cf Is t,.ty. al wcs lcTa: d-d :!ii ,.i.t, !!.;.ew lin a. $ rbii. L.a-tlt.o.. face's c..s:rstsI s,1ro c:res EuE21. .-a :as c2..sb-;tss HalT cI2oj E22,Gl. .rae5'j Coic5-atai 5-ivo eursj FicsA E Ec1.a1. .-rac'5 Cc:e5rGi tel s+is1 c-.r53 CorlJ. iraso', caisksatIl 8a..T, c-ras Fsl5.,. -lraco's Celebrated 6..vo cIves E-a-;l --...:1 1rccs', c C,l,trst ;d s4lva crras Wens. .ira:e's C:iebcat S-lyo curss Caldr=es. Grace, C:le5 atsl E@l7s curea Bait Ehs-=. eracs's C.,aaratel Sa.ro cure, Chill Gracs', ceissrstei EaIvoseyrss S.re Pce~ss Graeo's ccl,bratel sai7a jcrres soro Lip1. Graea, Csieb~a.ol Ea,vc|ogr:s Ery-ipela1 ce-es. eracss Cslstrats, salv) clr@s Abs:esseI. Gracs's csls.rsted Bay, ca-es Ulcers. .Grace'I C,!sh-atsl 5..vo ca e3 Charp,d Te-a, Gra:ss Cel,b-Atol 6..vo c1ro3 RiaSvo-ci,. And from Sores and Wound of the most serious nature down to a commun pimpln. It cradle catcs Pimpies from the face. and bcautitics the skin There i, no pr paratiou bs fore the public that can equal thi, Saivc in prompt and tncr. getic action for thc sp"edy cure of external tis- eases, as tho e who have tried i.s virtues testify Soldiers, Sailors, and Fi,hermcn, will EEd ttis Salve their best friend.
 It has none of the irritating, heating rTopcr. ties of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, rnd heals the most serious Sores and Wounds. Every family. and especially those containing children. should keep box on land in case of accid mt, for it will save them much trouble, suffering, and money. All it wants .is fair t,ial to cure o!l cnl invctcrate Sores.
 N,vr-rs A c~r,p~0 pY
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
1Drobatc Notices.

RURSUANT t.' an o,der from the Court oj II Probate for the Dist-ict~of New Milford. will be solJ at Public Auction, t., the higbes, bidder, Un the 18th day of March lss5, at i o'clock in the afternoon, tnnless previously disposed ,f at pr vats salsl. all of th. Real Es tale of KEEN FAX SANFORD. late of New Milford. in said District, det%ased. Sale to take place 1t Gaylordsville. on the premises. in said New Nj lfurd. Terms made known at ths time of sal..
 Dated at New Milford, this 2oth day Of Feb. ruary, 1885.
 WILLIAM BosTWIcK, .,.,
 JOHN 8. TUkRILL, Administrators .
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

< E. lnrHIrr of Cornwall. &. Probate Court. t Feb llth, 1S65. Estate of PETER M. MILLS, late of Cornwall. in said District. de ceaseti. The Court ot Probate for the District Ot Cornwall, has limited ,l.l allowed six months from tho date ut this ortl.r, for inc CT editors of said estate, reprrse, ted lnsovent. in which to exhibit their clo.i 8 thereto. and has appointed Geurg: Wbea on, and Myron Harrison, ksq.. to receive aId examine said c,ains.
 Certified bv
 FREDERICK KELL GG, Judge.
 The subscr. .bers give notice that they will me t at ti,. office of George Wheaton, in Com W al. on tIle IO.h d.v April and 1 lth day of 4 Igust, 1865. at 1ne 'clock, afternoon. on C ch 0f S.iL ,ltys. tort C purpose of attending to the bu i.rss of our said appointment.
 S19asH SYnoS Hsni;isoS. MnEHe"s' Commissioners 4l3ws
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THR Advertiser, having been re t"red tn hea ill in few weeks. by .. very simple remr dy. alter ing suffered several years with u severe lung affection. and tha. dread ,iiss.as,'. COnsum i,tiun -i> anxious tO nrnKe known to his feliow-s,ltferers the meaas of cure. 'To atl whn desire it, ho will senl copy "t the prescription Used tree of ch rge' wi,n the directi ns for ,reptri $ anl using the same. which they will find .nre CURE fur Consrmp. ton. Asthma. Bronchitis. &c. The only ob- i,ct "f the advertiser in sen ling thssfrescrip- tihn is to benetit the afa cte.i. an'l spread in f0t alatinn whic he mccives t'' hc invalmrhic; !; and h. h ,p every snff Ter will try his remc- dy, as 1t wi c,@t them nuthins. and may rrove blessing.
 ' Parties wishing the prescri tion will please address rs
 R.v EDWARD X. WILS N. .R-N Wiliiamsburgh, Kings Co. N. !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

A Ia Court of Probate holden at Ply,a outll, IA within ald for the Di i-trict 4 Pi. mouth, ont he 2Otn day of February. A. D., 1883.
 Present, Leman w. Cutler, Esq Acting Judge
 On motion of Elizur Fenn, Exscutol of the fast will and te>tam mt Of JAMES RYAN, late ot Fl, month within said DistIict, drceased. This Court doth d cree that six montns be allowed and limited for the creditors of said ate to exhibit their claims against the same t., the said Executcr said Estate as aforeSi |. and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Litch field, and by posting a copy thereof on ,he public gn-pst in said town of Plymouth, near est the place where the deceased last dwell.
 Certified from Record,
 453 3w VRC, GlDDINGS Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
NOTICE,

Office of the Hansatonic Ra lrnail Comnanv l
 Br.dyport. q. E6. 9h, 1855. yulHE Annual Meeting of the Stockho,dsrs
 of the Hu,IsatoIis Railroad C,,nn n V .. ;,I be held at their office. in the City >uf hIi,lyr. port. on Friday. the 24rh instant. at i-9 o'clock. P. M.. tur the purp,se of electinv a Board of Directors. for ssid Company, for tl,. year en uing. and to do any other business pr per to be done al said meeting.
 The transfer books will be closed from tI,e l6tL to 25th inst. both days inclusive.
 By order,
 A 2w. C.. K. AvERlLr.. Sec.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
From Rev. JOHN MOTT. D. D., Proses.
 sor ill Union College. Schenectady

sor ill Union college. Schenectady
 Slnce first publicly acknowledged the great ben. fit which received from the skillful treat ment of pr. Lighthill in regard to my hearing, letters of ingury have fneessantly poured up. on me fraia .sll parts of tbe country f,om par. ties desiring fo learn the particu ais of my case, and am inlee.i Sur prised at the number of inJividual' who are affected similar to the manner in which have been, and therefore feel it more and more . sacred duty which I owe to those sufferers, to direct them to Q proper and reliable source to obtain the bene. fit they sD much sOvsf, and which SO many; afflicted ones have hitherto sought in vain. just as had done previous to applying to Dr. Lighthilf.
 had bad from infancy one very deaf ear which always discharged llm,e or less offensive matter, and WAS the source ot the greatest an. moyance and discomfort to me. Last year the | utlr ear also became diseased, and both ears | ,lircba, ged a yellow matter. very profuse and ] highly offensive. My hearing became very nncI, imp ,iied and the discharge produced | the greatert debility of body and depression of spirits. Iapplied to my family physician and other practitioners without deriving any ben- eft, and almost despa;rGd of being restOi cd to health, when proyidentially. applied to Dr. i Liyhthill. Under this treatment my ears De- i gan to improve at once. and continued 70 do 50, until, in q comparative short tme; Dotn l n,x hearing restored. At first feafed tle cure not be .,ssns p tas the vs stprpass eg
 ,str;n,ert1i to my gential health, lear
 ,Sh;,h find great many cntertaiu in regard
 snoy. of hs. a% the ssr Ny
 that my appreh ensiOns we're entirely ground. i."s in both respects for both ears are a we'll: and my nearing as good st present as the day l [ left of treatment. and the stOppages of the 'lischarge. instead of proving detrimental fo my health. has given me the highest elasticity and vigor of body. and flow of spirits not eS- nerience,l for a long time previous.
 l I wish the above statement might serve aa feneral answer to those interested. bnt should one or the other desire to ai ply to me person :, ally. nf hy letter, will cheesfully satisfy al l reas nable dcman'is upon my time
 I avail myself of tLis opportunity of again publicly expressing my deeph--frH grati,irit to pr. fjghthiil. 9hQms Fsteem as gertie man and man of science. in whom ilie hiQlks
 = - -, scHv Eevl
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
RAKll1 FOR SALE.

'eVHE Subscriber offers fol sale his FARMS, ' one of which is in Morris. .4itelfiel'l Co.,. ConR., one mile south rasterly tluin tn. Cen ter, and c..nttns 1SJ Acres, with a large Brick rwelling House, two Ba-ns, and other Out Buildings thereon. The main R.,ilaing is well located and adapte.l for Summer lsca,ders.
 The other iS the Farm kn,swn as the Charles Buell. Farm. lying in Litchtiel,l. about two and one half mics easterly from the Center, c'n- taining 100 Acres, with Saw-Mill. Dwelling House. and suitable Out Buildings. Either place will be sold whole or by alcels, to suit purchasers
 Ihe Subscriber will also sell at public anc tion. on the lst day uf March. A. D 1885, the St.ck Ta,is, &c., on tue first men tio .e,. place = consisting of
 22 Milch Cows,
 pairs Oxen,
 pair Hulses.
 Colt.
 : Sh"ats. and Farming and Dairy Uten-
 sils generally.
 S louiL one "r both of the Farms remain uns id at the time ut the Auction, they will l's i'u, up for sale. If there aIe pur, hasers ) Ut hat time. Ii nol ssl,l they will be rented Auction Sale to commence ut o'clock A.M should the day l". sto nv. the sale will be adj 'urne't t' the n xt fair day ""r rarticntaTs enquire of David Bent .m or R. Pierpont, Morris, or of myself, on th. ti,st mentioned place. At marcl, 10 V. DEWEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

Rev. Leonard W. Bacon. of Stamford. has accepted call from the New England Congre- Eational church of Williamsburg, L. l.
 In the Senate. on Friday. Mr Salisbury re- piled to Mir. Nye 6f Nevada. during which he aaid he remembered Ar. Eye as Democrat. when he has child. Mr. Nye-Wben Was a child. spoke as child. lLaughter)
 The President has called an extra aess'on of she Senate. 1t noon oD the 4th of March next.
 The Illinois legislature has passed a bll to pay the members in gold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
Continental Life Ins u raIcc
 Company
 OF HARTFORD, CONN.
WANTED,

YNoR the Summer Season Private Board in Litchtield or it's neighborh0oi. Tor II small family. where tiiere a,e m other Isard- err. sitting R4nm.. three Bel lso"mE and Fri- vs.e Table required. Or any person having Fnruis,sl Honse in rent for the season. may sddress, stssing location. &c..
 zsaz z 4. A. B C.
 Box 1872. ifk issw Ycsk Csy
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
DIED..

Ia Warren. Feb. 10th; Ilarriett, wife of Bhsrman Shove. aged 45 years
 At the residence of John I. Andrew in Corn- wall on the17th inst. Mrs. Harriet Jones, aged B years.
 At Ashland. Ohio. Jan 29th. Mrs Phebe. wife of Andrew Proudfit, in tue 65th year of her age
 In this town. 17th inst, Lydia, daughter of Charles Peek, aged l6.