davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-05-03

DiAtingut>hcd foreigner Arfiyed-An-
other HsxyT FOrErFy-A Foreign
Fnrccr Arrc4ted-Cot1ce n11tfB Burned
-1be Hospital shlp-A Supposed
CIsLIcrn Gaec In tho Ctty-F1rsk Arrest
un1}er the lxci.e Lasg.
Nxw YonK, May 2-1he Common Council hare
repealed the ordinance tor sEiaeaing AEn etreet-
Count ca=t,cleone arrived In the scotia On
John 1toe-. stoek -ptcalstor IN EXCHANGE Place.
has been arrested for 1orcefy: ae hat purchased
x5lUo} in gold each from BAck L SpadinE and !.
s. Cromiee, paying for the >amc By III. own celti~
ad sh,s o. s T. e,d 10 eve
forged the signature OF A. s. Fryer to ;,so checks
On de Union Denk Tor {GLa0o escA- ~ith . eertld-
cate of lhe paying teller. ane also TWO Checks On
AoaTs & Macy, st1vQn: mol etated.
FcsdinHna Duc3ch has o--o As1ested here uudet
warrant Ct extEadltion: acr toreerea II Aeckle1-
asriyod ynsle1dey on The Lonetnna, and oHecsa IN
7he cesse sud +p1ce mills Of Jackson 4 PiehcTs
on ialtdn RtEcet. vert burnt last night 10.s
s3.0c0; partly tnsHred.
The Ericsson, from Dremet, has arrived. A:tttl-
Another death from ehole4a On the hospital ship
Il reported, but no new c1tc*. There are jet one
hundred patients Oh bosru the hospital ehIp.
steamer kngland might safe,y be alIo1ed to come
examining DC etfenmstnnses attending The d1ath
Of MIR. jenk1ns in this city. lAst night On Iht1t
aveprc, md pronounce 1t an unaoobsea case o.
EholeIa.
ldns u pronounced typicsl case of<ao't!s Of up'
Coubted character: The victim was m irish womsu
Who jphlbitcd nIthv rook~-y. The edecta Of 1hs
houre have been burned, and the premises dtssn
1ec4ed and ft1migateo, and Gordon &aatdtt placed
around thcnl-
Ihe hrxt a11est under the nex excise law tool
place last pieht-lhe proprietor Of = Broadway
drinking saoon, sot Es,crinE opep after midnight
ut WIS neld 10 bslt for <5D9, 10 auswcr.
K1w YoRk, HAY e.-Dr. ts,sscil, Deputy Hcalts
On1or a. quarantine, reports tFo neW ca:es 9
chole4a td.tay. Iatieute arr rapidly Improving
moi 11ore than dozen beng rnable to cit mp.
11,c Eagle s7lved from HANNA Ssh. Mems m
important ....
NJ Sqs Ilo,nlago tayn the Government fcscn
are rteetabilehiug order aloEc The eouthcsn fron
Tier, 1nee1ng with oppoeition only from EnFsllas
The rest OF the tslsnd !. at pesce; TIC tsaaA Pc:
DESTROYED In that clty.
, 1866-05-03
Q|)tcago Gribtsne.:
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1861

THE TET'S.
The Erie Canal was opened 10 navigation
,ystcFa5-
The intcsnnl revenue receipts on Tuesday
amounted 10 gt bundled end trent S-1ve ihou1and
dollars.
The principal retail liquor dealers 1t Des
Aoines Iave given notice 9bst they ALL quit The
traffic Al low1 City usany have done the asua.*
The President hos rcmlttcd the death soa-
tEocc od oun hupcsrd and Ecvcmy y.thtee Of The
Sioux 1cttaUs cncaccd n the Mtuncsosa aauss2srs.
The nomination Of Frank Blair II Collector
Internal Revenue al ST. Lotta was rejected BY the
Stpate Jet e1dsy.
Tic aggregate reduction in the national
debt during the ass raonlh IL ftated by the Secse.
tav vofthe Treasury 10 BE- tit 9N:G74.
The postage on the European mails for the
last scal year amounted 10 81 oo, oi which tho
United s;tAtes Pott Office Department received only
f165Oc1.
George March, recently convicted In the
Circuit CouFt Of Coles County OF TIC murder Of
Clifford Broun, bal had his scn,euce conmuted to
ten 5eare imprisonment In The Penisentlasy.
Reports from various parts Of tie Stale Of
lowa g1~c great proutse far good grain crops.
larEe crop Of co.n will be put IL. Sheep asc report
cd IN tie pett condition
Frank Gurlcy, the murderer Of Gen. Robert
MeCook, Nus rrtcaaed on p.rolc II Huntsville. last
Saturday. Cuslcs is shc:la OF BIZ county. and Til
,.ofn rr,~r nnnn thr drt,es ri hi. nt.1ec
All the Union dead north Of the Rsppahan
mock a.c being removed to Arlington. Two hun
drcd hare already tccn removed from the 13uN Run
battle neld.
The long, labored, and remarkably circum-
stantial account tecurd,nc the op1nic1s Of the
fious mc1noesa OF the Cabinet, On the plan Of re-
t,on,stmrtton renor.-t hx RI. fsnnm,i+e n. F,seen
!. nov nronnuncrd n p7net a..rprrsttnn.
The DEMONSTRATION Committee vesterday
repoated further testimony upoa the condition OF
sf;a.s in the lste rebell.nn4 Stase.. Tho pnr4fon
~ ,a,ecr, nb +. ,7a. m 1.,relx fths tez,mnrv n
frnrr.i f.l: sheritan N an.ver IN cne5ttone sent
bv The Contn1t1re.
r,., d., x+o,,- .,,..r,.+o- T., Ex.h,rr.
NJ 49,. -. IT,. ~. 49,. $500 -. -,
.." 80 49, p"s 0 .a,...s., q. .sats
lug s.. >' s-u .alu ~ 49, -. - r--... go
uAoa 4as s.uou. =. 80 ~ ~ .s.s..aS | ~
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a"ooo'e ts"usets. Ei,tas ~ "eAnn ~ at-o .s.,, ~
"os9oaroueHl o. .a.patato' Ana tns psat Ms .s,
ano out ea@ M pe hpu'1 toeua4 1lpooA s@,se =.
.aetn- tae u@pasa p1as1s ~ Son4ass 49,, "a "'
1e&"sa Ae"a4 ~ ,u'ss ~ '.1 -. ~
IL eAe 1eaate, on lue-ua lust' III. s'.el 144A1'
introduced bill giving tat secretary o. LIE A'2
eur5 authority to tssue thtrtsscaf PEI ont
loan, payable principal ano 1nteteat II solo' @,a
Gkempa nun taxnnou' 70 oe 1uoo "e H>s
oMeu oe1' 81 ane o.sa ssases: ~ s,.a r. ~.
o II "o. 4esn tnan pat' 1 pptIu W.. " 80 =
EssMo - ~ e. a,1-n, ofa,nd m er.,nn,
on,tea o!ae@ 1,st,.eion Dots Cn,,n,,.ts~,, r-r,or4
rIIs .atnn " wv s.s,~d -, rop.fa~r,hle 1cnrtt, hv
NO. ns,nr ry,rnr.. Fes.rndrn. sumner and
.ths,a Tbe 1oxt 0n9cA 4pr-nnraat1nn f}u uas
, 1866-05-03

H11rruorr, My 1.-The Nineteenth Annual
Scsssnz of ne American Medical AEsoe3aion ~as
held al il O'Clock this morning, n ~ coneosda
f1n{if tnr1 About two hundred deitEatee Hete
49, NJ mr. d. Ii. Stover. of Boston. the FRED
fent cIec,ed ia1t year. occunled the chair. VICE,
Presidents Doctors Dunn, Atmy md AiRpin. eua
nil nnd q. Morgan, OF Baltimore. were present.
fne e1.Preaidtnls and S,ca-frestdcnts Of the oon-
vcnt5on xcrr invited to seats on the platform; TIE
1n1nec to hss suggestion. ut C. c. Cox. Chaisnnt
0i the Committee Of Auargement6. *eleonea has
meIpocss 10 tbs hospitality Of Baltimore. trusting
n1essaut "reminiscences Of the Monan'cntai Wy;
br. Hontsnfe A. Fnsten. who Lat year va e1nel
nean TIE Association, Tas nnantoone!F =.
Whiea ,he paper. ID biz case were referred; Dos:
io1 Tatten ssaF oondne'ed by Doctars Cox. ofawh1 M
and sayre 10 the platform amin g7eas nt m
a. Assocastlon. The greatest enthusiasm aas
A1,1fF
, 1866-05-03

Becn Killed.
Ispecial Despatch to The Chicago Ttlhunc,1
MExrus, May 2. >
The outbreak wAa resumed this morning, aud
continued with great fury until noon with conse-
Qucnces equally IL DISASTROUS As those Of ycste.-
day. = Before daylight crowd o.
some fire hundred negroes attempted 10
81 Tfz5 S ssses seot
Il f shsg 'did not Instantly dspes7e. when aey i
"'fats scns1si raonne commenced aoont o'clock,
beginning 4 tes aseson a p rs nsxn nan IN L. t.
siy You'd BE- Killed before he ee.satioa q hostlli
,e,s ash xss e 1sssassa ss:a;sa T. e;s
r. 5oisn or ,srs fss s4s
and ihc citizens asnE themselves with all sorts Of
weapons, ruthed t1an1cay In crowds TO the scene
Of The riot, breaktns into gun snd pistol stores
ee eena 1d dn' 1bsy Mefs foioTtd by he shera
force. ,ho 1olicc force fremeu and po.te organ
zed apa nsd b. The M1ySf Ss h,tt,e oronn1 sr.
ieax 1850. bearing aloft a black dag
.heir standard aod noo,!nE, ~ is 5elli,ng an
sojdiefs, sin wta17n9 their uniform and armed
NILE muskets. The citizens changed On them,
noatng sosy oe seaet st aa sas,s sas
fteen or twenty Of their brethren dead and wonnd-
Cd On the eround. and the retutn Hse killed one
tltizep and MORALLY wounded two okue1s. The ad.
vantage was pressed. and the negroe5 were driven
hel;erskeltef beyond tho city limits, scattering in
Tnrous rumors are afoas ~ 10 the numbe. kil
led bpt IL cannot be less than nFteen. hnye posi-
| ttye kpoWledce or eight couid not learn Inc
names Of the white men.
Outstde lhe city umits the torch wss ap.
| piled 10 several negro dwellings, NhiSt
| ire now 4 macs OF smoking rulks. The white
troops finally succeeded In stopping tue r1ot aud
! all Is now quiet, with the exception Of occaston1
| nEug In the suburbs Violence to peaceable nc
sroes ba. ceaeed. but very few make then appear
snce on the streets. Most Of the black doters 4re
/ eknIlang be, md the city limits, and IT, N9he
sroope, Of which there are oniJ tW9 *Sm pa1es'
"fs seae fes1 Il easissE fo.nle6, sss th,nk tb,
riot n :. ead. as the negroes have nse- badly
lest them while t.@v conduct themselves properly
although the drc1ne. and policemen ara much 10
eeused o5er the death u their comndes, kiilet
| Yesterday. and Ire prcventes With ditAculty ffon
wreakins further vengeance Oh ,qe blacks.
| An old citizen. named Beu UsamiE, while cor
! rersfne With negro barber, In 'front.' Of tha Dan
Ssloou On Centn: alley, to-day, patted him ou ~ ~
| iact md remained, within the hearing ~ soi ~
| yh1to men, that here was negro a. wei sH1
| white yusn OF words to that effect. ul4n tsepP
m and asking MI. Dennis IL ne msant Wuat !.
! saf1d ahnt him through tno heaft. k1HlAg nlld -
| e+srtiy In inc corfuflcu, tbc mhfucfct FscApt'
neI n.mad Keenan, Tas subsequently afEcste
a. - sTtnicton, but no proof appearing against 40
| ~ Wss released, md tho murderer Is soA
| l6YxU.
, 1866-05-03

Especial Despstch to tho ch!c4so Tslbuu IT,
OTTAWA, MAra
2a3. The chicago l. Northwestern Railroad Con-
pany u. The Board Of Superylsors Of tho County
Of Lee; continued by stipuladon, with time ex.
tended for fling record till the 1st dsy Of Sep
temter, 1865. 2sa. Henry Mills ct al IS. james
McCabe; motion by Campbell for supfraalsus.
295, Rebicia Fleming rs. Christopher q. Vernon
ct al continued on call. 108. n1r1iet Steelc vs..
Ada y. GElatry Ct a.: =; argued By J. W. Wausoh
ior appellant, and taken under advtsement.
The call tor Tomorrow Nill embrace the remain
der Of cssea On the civil docket subject to the CAL
, 1866-05-03
FROM MACON, GA.

u,,frood Laborers yEanted-Thc Me-
,roes Prevented from strcWlnE
FloXers Upon Union So1dterA' Grases
-n,,syaoes In 1tobtle-Fresheta In Ala
bana.
Especial Despatch to the chieaso Tne1as:1
MAcox, as, Maya-Theze ase several asnnts IN
mi, c,tY trying to induce freedmen TO go west 10
,rorr IN rsilroats Considerable danger to the
cotton uop is sppsehended II they yield to the H.
duccueute held out. ,,,
The ordc. Of Captain II. l. Cochran> directing
.,.t nv Tomorrow all freedmen found wandering
.hon, owp ea11 be arrested as vaRTants aud put at
vork IN The public streets, l. caus.nEu nar il is
ment and app.ehc9F'SSPF snii6oIity On the part o1
probably
s+a1 s+Eane,a1 Tllison, Freelmen's Bareaa Com%.5 mn
rinner ste Il. ~ 6iet and orderly, except stewart
Eouns ,tver counties. In The eastern part e. mi
n .ne ernn.ide.able lawlefsnes* tttl' e1:s. he
see's see's ereat aooa Of Immigration into 'so''s
ie7, t'M Ms,ts people at Augusta. as ven as as oh,
LIE snnth. having recensay made 80. ps.13t
peHtr, c1ssa0 Rf1rr- otthe seosi 1eaa ~. W.
n at -. whie iae .F7tE: ot Union splaietS III
1o"sa 1osa ,csaif by. Tho colored peopls ~ Ansus
9ssssaiasd 9 seatesas1 to repair tas opate''o1' e
, 1866-05-03
~L1nE DISASTER.

The Propeller NORTH Caught IN &a1e
and tstosx'n A.tsero. -:
r.cr VII Nuy e-Tbe propeller \ No-th. feult
rt1rrfeyn At,Eil i7ta WIS cxugut fn the Eale !es
fsrdsy, I'D lost her ruddes about IN nils ~ ~
tsde 81 HFsasee ,,n ssf 81 n apsSiss paia sse s.
Ecansst Eatb 81 hsdne, wherc she san saore and nov
es epa saea nat tnaeh ss hss e tss 81:
to9s, Q, e.. .rG III 1 uppt1 vosks and ca1lns arc
tasbi az IL danaced There er. but two p
ass:i I'm s1a s4s4 .heais I'D ~
enns' 1s Srrc lost. and none Of .sn- ~ noaso saa
taiued te1iout tn3n!' - >,
, 1866-05-03

ToMAn, Wis, May a.-0u Saturday night. sn
express car on the Milwaukee aud La Crosse 1latt
tosd look DIRE near Lyndon ntation, and cntrc-
II dtsfruJed. When nsst discovered, The are Was
burning through the top Of the and ths inside
was all IN flames. Except couple otEmall boxes,
there Was nothing saved. There having been no
trains through from Milwaukee TO Ia Cros.e oince
lie Monday previous. On account OF break IN the
read this side Of I'orta3e. the CIR WE unusually
fp OF express matter, and the loss must be heayI.
, 1866-05-03
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicaeo Trhnne.J
SPRINGFIELD, May2.
George March, convicted at the April tenn, lsGG,
In the C1scut Court Of Coles County, Of the 1nur-
der OF Clifford Bsown, nnd sentenced to be hung
on the 11th day Of May. has had his sentence COM
muteo by the Governor TO ten years 1nprisonmen:
In the penIlentlary. The commutatlon Wns granted
at TIC accommodation OF The State's Attorney, the
Jury IN the trial. and many Of the citizens Of Coles
, 1866-05-03

EAsTroH1, Me- May e.-Gen. Meade aud staff
With Col Edwards. Major Bartlett, Capt. jenning*
q. i. Quartermaster, with al the troops !atel1
brought here lelk this noou the steamer Reguta'
tor for Portland and Bostou-
, 1866-05-03
ERIE CANAL.

OrcninE Of Navigation from Lake Erie
to the IIudsons
BurrA1o, May 2.-The Erie Cana! was opened 10
navigation yesterday. Water was lei in a}on7 the
line on Sunday night. and. as far % known. boats
leaving here can 60 direct through to tue uudson
, 1866-05-03

&C. Fl. SCRITES, Advertising Agent,
IL Dearborn street, in authorized 10 receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. md. all
other leading pnpcra throughout tho Unltcd
Etn nj I'm
, 1866-05-03
FROM MEMPHIS.

Rtotfll& ReAumed Yesterday, and Con-
tinncu the greater pnrf Of the DaF-
Fifteen Negroes Supposed 10 Have
Becn Killed.
fSper1Ql Qespatch to The Chicaon TtIhnncl
, 1866-05-03

regular cornnuni-
lfI cation OF Ashlar Lodge. 10. sas. 3. a. H., viii
Be held = their Hal % this GTHTRsDAY} even1ag
riense take iotiet that hereafter Regular CommnnI
EEstions Nifi to held rse1y Tnu1sdsJ evening. This
BIettrto ~ cordially invited:
|. x;;5 HENRY TUCKER Secretary.
, 1866-05-03

MASONIC-The regular Assem-
lion viii b. held OF Tic Masonic Temple this (IHGRs-
DAI} cvrnin< At $ O'Clock Ta:e uas nolce thereof
JAS. q. NILES, Grand Secretary:
Chicago Nay Sd. 1SEs. xt9
, 1866-05-03

DINE LANDS.-1280 acres Of
heavily t,mbrred r1ne Lands on the Aux Grey
KzsE 4 rs County Ct Ioseo MsaSsnn; ~ royc5sd wts
mon ond scces4lhle 10 rnsrket-c7n be bou2ht eta
haTgaln.s Tho owner lives IL Enropt md Wines e
Tsfn xtrret I:hjcarn. X7s3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24
POETRY.
Strive-W ait-Pray.

strivc-yct do not promise
The prize you dream OF to-day,
Will not fade when you think to grasp it,
And melt in your hand away.
But another and holicr treasure,
You would now perchance disdain,
Will come when your toll is over,
And pay you for all your pain.
Wait--yet do not tell you,
: The hour you long for now,
Will not come with It's radiance vanlu1shcd.
And shadow upon its brow
But far through the misty FL ure,
With crown of starry light
An hour of joy you knew not,
Is winging her silent flight
Prny-though the gift you ask for
May never comfort your years,
May never repay your pleading,
Yet pray with hopeful tenrs
An answer not that you long for,
But divincr, will come one day,
Your eyes are too dim to sec it
Yet Strive, and Wait. and Pray.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24

rounding tho Executive with imperial legions.
Postmaster General Dennison, Henry j.
Raymond, Il. B Cutting, d. S, Dickinson and
George Opdyke also addressed the meeting,
which dispersed at late hour.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-29

KNOWN es the Mansion Houee, situated ron the public square in Litchfeld. The location is one of the most desirable in the SfateaiId has been largely patronized for many years by- summef visitors The house will accommodate abcut one hundred guests. It has fine stables immediately in the rear, and large ball room now iised asa Billiard hall. Terms of payment moderate and part of the 5purcbase iponsy scan remain on bond and mortgage. Possession given on the lst of May, or 6Tsl of April If des sirsd Address Fl RIlFtys $ SMITH
 F AS ywsss = g Litch4eld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-29
TERRY& PoTTER's &
Anne erIsan and Foreign Patents.
R. H. EDDY.

LICITOR OF EATEN TS, Late Agent of the U. s. Patent Office, Wash
 ington, under the Act of 1887. No. 7s STATE STREET, Opposite Kilby St. )BosroS A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of "A twenty yeals, confines to secure Patents in the United States also in Great Britain, France and other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, and all pa- pers or drawings for Patents, executed on req sonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made into American and Foreign works, to deter mine the validity and utility of Patents of In- ventions. and legal and other advice ren dered in all matters touching the same Copies of the clans ot any patent furnished by remit ting one dollar, Assignments recorded in Washington. TEte
 No Agasey in Me Uaited Stdfes possesses superior tucilites for obtaining Patents, or ascerasni',g the pates,tabiiity Of invenhons. s
 During eight months the subscriber, in the course of his large practice, made on t0ice re jected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS spry one of which was decided in his tovor by the Com missioner of Patents. sa -ao'5 TESTIMONIALS sas >3s4 .22 De and successful practitioners with whom I have had af1ieial intercourse. CHAS. MASON,' :
 Commissioner of Patents
 E" have no hessi tation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ g man more cosapetens and hasstsrerthy, and more capable of putting their applications in 8 form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent office. EDMUND BURKE
 E. Late Commissioner of Patents.
 " Mir. K. H. Eddy has made for me THIR- TEEN applications, in all. but ONE of which patents have been granted. and that one $ nose pending. Such unmistakable proof of great tal- ent and ability his part leads me to recon mend au inventors to apply to him to procure their patents, as they may be sure of having the most faithful attention bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable charges s..s,a.s. G'sf r..sT gsasi JOHN TAGHART. = March t86e-46-1y. 't's "'9
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-29
BILLIARD HALL.

] fas. : - HEsul scri!,er having leased the Bali Room
 attached to the Ms'nsion House. has fitted up the same in neat style. .y7ag .y1asts-- ! The room is large and handsomely lighted. and contains two elegant, new birchwood Bil. Hard Tables, from the celebrated manpfactor, of Phelan & Collender. N. Y.s.sz3 The room has. two ntrances one from the Hotel, STRICTLY FOR GUESTS of the House and their friends, and an
 Entrance on S0Nth street, for the PUBLIC GENERALLY. .z Particular at tention to these requirements is especially re- quested.
 The patronage of all who are fond of thii most popular game is respectfully solicited.
 Gentlemen will find Hiram S. Spencer or hand at all seasonable hours to attend upon their wishes, The Hall will bc closed at Eleven P. M. sa-S2 SDW1Gll BLAKESLEE.
 Iitchfeld, Feb 9th. 1866. 43tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-29
Notice to to.Tax-Payers.S

< yA u persons liaNle to pay Taxes in the town "A e0f Plymouth, are hereby, notified that a Hate Bill on the Assessment for Town, State School and Military Taxes on listsof 1865, has been lodged in 1iy hands withia warrant adirect- ing me tocollect the sameSg aas ,s1saa sa8sr therefore give uotiee-thatI will be at the Post Office inaP Plymonth. aSatnrdays sAprilg2I,
 X iS66. At thestore ofalersy & Potter in aThom-
 astons 'Saturday. April 18th, 1884, At, the
 Store sofB H Haming way, May 5. ls66, from g ,o sc!ocksA M until 6-o: clock, F. M in each of said days for the purpose of receivin said Tax .eS, .sssssss# kssss azsga hs@ esg& reE
 N persona negl glectingslo pAys their taxes on or before the Sixth day, 1866, will render them sselyes liable to the legal fees for collection.
 A1lHaE COOK, colles tor. z s lymoath, March, ls6 ds u11 50sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-29
AT Court of Probate holden at sharon "A within and for the District of Sharon, on 70 1Cfl, dov ofM March 13Rk

AT Court of Probate holden at sharon "A within and for the District of sharon, on the 18th day of March, 1866 Present Walter M Patterson Esq, Judge.
 Upon the application of Sarah Ann Benson, showing to this Court that she is the parent and natural guardian of Homer Benson, Lem- on Benson. Norman Benson, Avis Benson, An. na Benson, and Esther Benson, of said sharon, minors belonging to said District, and that said. minors are the owners of the following real estate, viz: One piece containing about fifty acres of land. being the same that was conveyed to Loring Benson, by. Tbomas Kent, by deed, dated Marck 18th, l848, and re- corded on sharon Town Records Book 18th Page l32. Also about one acre of land that was conveyed to the said L0ring Benson, by Samu- el S.. Woodward, by deed, dated April 18th, 1856, recorded on sharon Town Record, Book 31st, Page Al. Also about four acres of land, being the same that wasconyeyed to the said Loring Benson, by Eliza Benson, by deed dated the lsl day of March, 1649srecorded in Sharon Town Record, :, Book 29. Page s130, subject to the life estate of the said Sarah Ann Benson, in one undivided third part of said real estate, the interest of said minors being of the value of about Mine Hundred Dollars, and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate, praying for an order that she or some other meet person be empowered to sell the same, as per application on file dated the 10th day of March, 1866, more fully appears.
 Ordered, that [, the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office in said District, on the 18th day of May, 1866, at o'clock, in the fo renoon, and that notice of this order be given by publishingin some newspaper published at Litchfeld, in said Litchfeld County. three weeks suceessively, at least six weeks before the said time assigned.
 kE Certified from Record,
 WAITER M PATTERSON
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-29
REUNION HOTEL,
The TrOtting stallion
 m As hland d, RI

D Y MAMBR1No CHIEF. out of Utilla, by s.A D imported Margras as tbeing half brother to LADY THoRNE, which is without. doubt the
 fastest trotting horse tplhafness inthe world ! twill make'a season at his owners stables, at Sthe old p,ice, viz: $50 the season. Mares not proving with foal can be returned next season atreeeof charge. nisprice will be increased to s$1O0 after this season. Mares kept tfors q. .25
 on grass. s2;00 on hay, per week.
 ,aI GEO. c. HITCHCOCK,
 ar Ash Grove. New Preston. M'eh 20. 1866. 3 ssa 49 Pm .sss@sa&s }ssssY9 haa qtef f1 .sgsl
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-29
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REAL ESTATE.

VIE subscribers will sell at Public Asctinl. It Me;clockx A bt@pU Tnssasy A prils sl0tll tao6 the iUIl0~ing real estate sifGate.. in fl.t. iowa of Goshen. rpIIsis ting ofabouEa adnscses If &nd pshrr buildings will sold setssaate it de sited. Theahpye lreperiy is, narl oft hs Nil, liam Milex Farm, xituated ant tsvsSt Side ahn'it nfte miles tr"m tseslisaz Gsaff& Also the nm known as th' Hiilhouse Farm. containing aocut one hundred and ntyJixs atsesswilha two Earns on same. Therrexntss ahsut ythirty acres of heavy ,imbersd,l land or ihe Inst men- tioned piece, balance pasture ana Msad.w land and will be sold in. lots to spitpprohasers Sale E s@s aa ,sS CaAS Ms MILES,
 sssaS as.sA sEBfN F. MILES,
 Goshen, March.27th, 1866.9ssstgSEsEa 502Me,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-29

A Ia Court of Probate holdeM at eHarwinton, "A within and for the District of Harwinton, on the 6th day of March, A. D. 1866.
 Present, Lewis Smith, Esq, Judge. &H the estate of Ashael N. Barber, late of Harwin- ton, within said district, deceased: This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said Estate to ex hibit their claims against the same to the Ex- ecutor and directs thst public notice be given of this orier by advertising in ' newspaper published in Litchfeld. end by posting copy thereof en the public sign post in said town of Harwinton, nearest the place W here the de ceased last dwelt. Certified from Record.
 H. c. OSBORN,
 48 swsgt=ss .eereasssgssfT -9s.7e Clerk. e