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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-18
n THE COUNTY COURT OF

i AUGUSTA CO., September LIST, 1866
In order that parties and suitors may not be ia
ken by surprise, by the action of this Court here
after: IT IS ORDERED, that the Clerk be directed
to request the Proprietors of the Newspapers of
Staunton to give due notice that the Docket of
this Court will be duly called at the next October
Quarterly Term, and at each succeeding term
thereafter of the Court; and that the the
said docket, will be tried, continued or dismissed
as may be required by the strictest rules of law
applicable thereto and that no motion for con-
tinuance will be sustained except upon full proof
Of legal diligence having been used in preparing
for the trial. and the jurors and witnesses will be
dealt with as the law requires, in case they fail
promptly to obey the process of the Court.
sep LIT A Copy-Teste,
WILLIAM A RTJRNETT Clerk
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-18
UGUSTA CO. COURT CLERKS

"A UGUHIA co. OT TST CL ME1
BY Peter Wine, on his land in the county of Au-
gusta, on the Both day of August 1866, Of the fol-
lowing description, to wit
A MARE, of strawberry roam color, IA hands
high, less one inch, has weak eyes, an enlarge
years old, and appraised at $50 by Overton Smith,
Martin CARRIER and Abraham Shower before A.
E. Pierce, j. P Extract-Teste,
sep 11-3t VIM. A. BURNETT, Clerk.
YVURNPIKE NOTICE.-A general meet
i ing of the Stockholders of the Warm Springs
and Harrisonburg Turnpike Road Company will
be held at Stribling Springs, Augusta county, on
the LIST FRIDAY in October, 1866 It is impor-
tant to have the stock of the company represented
either in person or by proxy.
By order Of the Board,
M. HARVEY EFFINGER
sept 45t Secretary and Treasurer.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-18

- i CsOUU to be closed out at cost for
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Now is your time for Bargains
Intending to make some changes in our bust
ness we propose selling, from this date on, AT
COST, our stock. 1t includes
Dry Goods, Notions
Groceries, Ready-made Clothing,
Boots, Shoes Hats, Hoop Skirts, Queensware,
Hardware, and great many goods
not mentioned
: Produce of all kinds taken at the highest rates
Call and see for yourselves!
June26-tf ISAAC PAUL Sc CO.,
Main street StauntOn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-18
TOW TO SAVE MONEY
R1v goods IF ~ T. W

Ill Buy goods of c. E. WOODl-
l have just received o
NEW STOCK
of Spring calicoes, delaines, chambrays, balmo-
rails, parasols, hoop skirts, ladies' hats Shoes &C.,
also gentlemens ready-made clothing, cassimers,
Kentucky Jeans, boots shoes, hats, caps, linen
coats, linen and paper cuffs and collars etc.
pei; indigo, madden, logwood, allspice, cloves
and starch all of which will sell cheap for cash
or exchange for country produce.
My friends and the public generally are res
pectfully invited to cali and examine my stock
Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit
the continuation of the same.
May l, 1866. c. E. WOOD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

H& 4gst and deerspit, 10 IN ~ho ~
fs. 4aeiated a9d broken down in health
sa4e09tta. or sn6ssine 10 any ~ay fron
gsual - lseal debility, course Of ths r.
insiutssing slizsr-Rsd Jaekse R;.s.r.-
vii bring present health and new conssitu.
tieDal Strength IN ths fstutes .vf .t
ma - -s--si = :. aA-s-4s--
F0rsan diseases ~ the Eye. use
)he Italfaa Eye Balm. ''.'4 'eil.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15
Passed and .pipr,s,sd HsrsA l4sh, A,
IrAurst4 Joss L. DAvIEs. MAYER.
lAiynsb g. -B.Iles, City Clssk. ~
0" "'''es cls.s;'s sc. S1slss. sS$sss5e.s ssyc,%..

| | n. u. 0ILLUN, CUy CIeEk.
|, a ~ AAt4-Al) q
III MorSe's,ExpectorHnt viii cure In
nhen:a .asr.rIs r 13rf4e
|CuQ1ksA Qr4yAsTlys,Lr Lrhe, approach. .et
atn1s,, soa ilIy ssj6ks Rrtaisly ,hslsss
st,ntr, II 10 ~ fnaicted' with cholsts, ID
| asbvsins AaptieuS and ,Dpyidens msa. ~
E1ily ISlbvIitid shShi,y 5bss rsAld
RI their duty, hfiArduSh he loan,ry.
As nuchs sf,tAs eptdSalsd flhat yeacbed
tl4s city IN ls4s aud iosl, esse directly
II kosehths river trsae. is = go suggested
= sosAt pf our leading 'dd}f that the
thesitiss u this city 'jois Fish those q
RICK Ehpa ip epatihs riGd QpaFsnljaa
L1vs. IA tkAt6s} k!s6 1oh b - I bbr5biit,
tin Of funas u sutS saASlSis shcspi.l on
C}sdit Island, below thsse two towns, where
bdhts. having cholers patients aboard ,mpss
laSd them before conias iats port. AT this
hospital it is proposed to have made ample
prpvision in the YAy Of 4urass and u>di Il
attendance. that oil patients, wlsstAet,ftosn
b4ts or takss thither from these aties,
MY have the best attention.
IrXe plan seems 10 be judicivus, al we
hdpe the autbotitiss u ~ two citiei wlll
t.fs ne t6.asr paAsr lspsedx adyisekent
ia references 70 what sourss should be
adopted in tbs city N view Of the copipg
spdsssiS Ne qsots ksns sMa1rs Jos,%tt ef
H}aldg, = fsl'ssA IN relation y slsanl nsss
asa prevsnesl ~ ~ - slgAs
.lst. Every AossshadeseSs Il to him.
self, to his family, = his aeighbors, I'd the
eonmunity 10 v)ieh = sssidu ], 70 hav, his
holsc, from ce1sf 11xi41iE nom TIE street
curb to thsss6rihe of Sc IL, mps scrpu
iotsly cleansed. BY sweeping. washing aud
wlitdwashtns. I'd. Every man, whoI Ihal
authority in city or town govcrnmAts,
shbvld consider himself bound " the nth
Of Office, and by every consideration Of hu-
ihtnity 10 give himself No rest until every
st1ret, silcy, close gutter and sewer, is rlac. |
edlin state Of perfect cleanlinsss ~ pttsi. |
biz, ard kept SO Until the ffcst Of next |
season come. 81. Thee clsandngs should
be doue nov, because If rut of till warn
weather, the very effort necessary to The
removal Of fil.h will tend, in the essential
nature Of things, to hsstcu the appearance |
Of the disease, to increase its mali snity, Ad |
to extend the time OF its devastation Be |
palsc the SUNS Of spring and summer he !
soc qner warm into life add intensity the Vi.
pofc and malignant Influence, which in It's
tread, wrecks so much Of hu-
man happiness, and desolatss SO many
heart hstonssn U. /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
$5 . n 1yX'nfr, So
THE EMBODIMENT Or
PRACTICAL UTILITY And
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.


PRACTICAL UTILITY And
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Ori1iaaAy petssssS Nev1s 1853: ss.prcssmae
patesjsd Jsse eth. 1859. The celebrated FAMILY
GEN SEWING MACHINE, With pstent cnnPxo
attachment, most wonderful and elegantly con-
stru cted Novelty; u HolDslassin operation, uses
tie sfaAIans HsnDLR, sews with DoU4&s On
.0nsoes TnnsAD Of I'll kinds. Makes the K0Aning
9ttch more P~fest and feosise thaa bY head,
md with Extraordinary fspidity, making l6
Stitches to eash nsvoLUssox Of the wnssA viii
9stk~, Aem, rsG<, akSrS. tsck, sss sp ArsedtA
1o., - requires NO change Of stitch ; - NoR
esA1Le - en- ou9 ~. onnsn, snd will lest l1D1'
smn, oeingthe sgneHonsR oAcmnD made. Il hae
taksa The pasumn q 0sAss RAlsab md reesivsd
The approvA Of eli the principal journals aad
thosa who have UssD them.
"Pof ~ DRsesmaksr = 10 invaluaSle; r. ths
=. 11sss;tes's t1i j csRsai'' vs'''s p's'~ss-
ssThis masSiss surpasses I'll others ~ hays
eoeos and II would require column 70 enumerats
~ nnnerous yirtuee. ee."-Dasoeret Deveopoe1
with sjnGls or 6oub1e thfUoA, 4 si10ntly
yee very rapi91y, WITH co0mo1 ueo1Ies 0e9eo
~ r.lnins stt6sA exastly Ike ~ shssd sswisg
Al psssoss ~Ss ~ = eeseSse salsinila1isss
cftas esnsins Meskinay viii - prsese.1s4 IS
ioeeoG0mento - ~ paes1te. Tbs . the eely
~ pftssd Maehise sseussd y ps4sat.
01G1o MaGhin1a esat ~ ~ Pst q the ceen:
~ - 1xpeeoo, pnoked = te1 vt1A lssnese
totg1Ueions - eo1ofpt ofpf,eD. - AGeooo wans-
e1Ovssywhsfe. O6sal9 eoata1ning Liberal In
\ 15Srsas n ssSs, =. III ssk6
HAMMH am 0DWm0 lAOuuB CVa
nev1s s-e~1y1 O0sA - 1assaa sesse =. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15
! Go ~. 7760

The eooditie4pe IL ss,soes hs q vital
ime>rtsnoe. &e nas, wsasan ~ shild. .An
be'neelshg uulsse ~ Wssk sf digsstios h
reeulesly, tAsasegiiy, spd yl1ptSps!y -
fofmsd WitA, ls DpslH ~ Gvilleyd
society, this \. net IL aoss. Aoa ~ tes
remedy 10 siwitlia ~ roash oeall. fjoof-
lasd's German BittSss. pts1afrd by D.. q,
n. JSckSon, 10. Jon6s = Evsns, Philadd-
Shis, nil as surely cssals . rsgulas aad
hsalthy action Of the seoaaeh q oil will
less.a The -sictlssA ~ &6eblnSty.s ~ the
victiins .: OvSpSpdA q tadieeation. jn any
Of ~ fosns, ny =, end - egnssssass : sssi
appstits. pAyissA viearA Asn Qeyvel qsn1
. ieep BY nigil, - 3ncreaao4 3Ssa4Iq
byhs4;g s~'pae VI land 49, -,
ssasrsllJ. dselp a. =.
'sr<,sAs rrsen1s q - oj I 4
11Gnd sglls op ~. .ps5 -
gaii1st -, DE-. Ssscss,, r. res, msosy,
and aeos. We, therefore, appeal 70 yos,
In this. tho hour Of our coontSy's crisis, 10
ONE forward ssd respond in manner that
will convince .the ,es,susies Of eos country
thpt ireland mGse aNd saAlah eRE6 -
TIE books sf9 uow open = " Who wish ~
contribute mGnsD - asmo@ aAJohn Ha1e1's,
corner a Deady and 9Th streets. and st -
Fenisn Hall. Wuppsrns1qas Block. Hen
open fos drill day asd svsoihs S"
RsCuAso L. Qslm, Centre.
mar1l-d1W.
s.1.
- - ~ m n n q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

q 1T Y 1T = n =.

For weak Or inflasns1 opnG 49,
MOHss'S ExpectoFesst.
YAissss WAsrss. "A pasonef-l = uAa1p0
to sntsr into ssod paying businso = NJ
city sf Davenport. Ros psrtjsullss, apply
at this Office. mehlO div
HoR SALs..-AGlD1nid0E 80 ~ on the
bluff, ~ 0e4hird, Les Shss sos!. - be
sold. Appay to cLW.HAaa,sS.
div = f4S Land Ages.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

BoAnssHs WAhrso. 10 whom furnishea
or unfhnished sostss an b. supplisd.-
Good accommodation Tor . small family
desiripg to furnish theis ssonss.s ~
day toarlsrs waited. Enquire 1t sorth-
west oDensr Of Elxth and Main streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

.BATASr, SrRArroN L MsRRiLrs Busr
xEss CoLLEas.-It has been understood iof
several weeks past that Prof. Merrill had
disposed ofhs interest in this popular in
stitutie0, but we are autherixed to inform
the public that this is not the case, though
Mr.. Crosby did bargain for Il but wss ua.
able to close the trade. The College will
be conductcd as heretofore, under Mr.. Msr-
ri''s personal direction, and be WILL as
hitherto, spare NO pains to make i. the
most thorough, Is It is confeseedly the most
popular institution Of the kind IN the State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

CARPETS OIL CLo1ns (! MArrNo ~ &c.
-Wadswo,th L Co., Of Rock Island, are
now receiving a large stock Of these goods
in al qualities and choice styles which they
are how Offering 1t low prices. d&w-1w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

RtvER 11Rns.-The ice broke AZ LeClaire
yesterday afternoon, ~ We lsarn iron !
gsntlemsn Just from that plass, The con-
sequence viii Be. that il the gorss at Credit
Islasd does soon break sway, ths river IN
front Of our city will be again covered with
heoken uaaas. M#k sa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

Llghthing Rods.

u &NUAbER Or GOOD RELIABLE IN.
a srEet'c men With team and wagon, to cell
3cpe 80 cpgHsD aeason for which coed wages
WI De paid. EneslAs = s <OTT House. bs-
p9pert Iowa. td&wltsI MASON 4 HuRD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

40AAse BAlL.--A Ssaad IN. vim t1ks
roAce q Lahrmann's Hall q unotf Mon
~. cA0seec's nand viN = Il a13sad-i
49, Dvssy arrasssnsat will b nads r.
- tsnfssto euesta i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

Cht is cured by Morse's h xl)ectolant
xngATniCAL-Ata . late hour last ventnk,
asdisp6tch was received IRON Ec cothroyd
Paitclough, requesting to be released from
his engagement at the Metropolitan, as ov-
ing to an attack ofillness, he would be IN
able to appear. Mr.. W. NJ. Holland at once
prepared to essams the character Of .Riotr
ard III and rendered it in very successful
manner. The house was crowded, and con
tinual applause testified to the appreciatiea
by Tho audience Of the efforts Of the compa-
ny. An attractive bill Is presented for this
evening, consisting Of Brougham's COMEDY
of Temptation, Or the IrisA Em;yrunt, With
. song BY Mr.. Holland. Following this will
be . ballad by Miss Emma Englc, coHic
sont by 4 L. Banks, and song and dance
by Master Willie. The entertainment viii
theq be concluded by the laughable farce of
Rough DiaAond. On Saturday afternoon,
the usual matinee for the accommodation Of
ladies and children, will take place. Play-
Tho Doom Of D<cslle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

hOipient Consumption and Rlon.
Sshi is cured by Morse's ;xpectoran
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

WsArsss PaEDIcflox. weather
judges Sadue their calculations by rslss
established ffo0 the obssrvstioas Of Dr.
Adam Ozark ahd other philosophers predict
that after tomorrow We viii have fair
v'ash.'' The Appearances are asainst
tbsm, but W will wait and ses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15
a. ySgs.e.IsEk,

n - T1-
.se % BRADY STREET, BELOW SEC.
Ee ond Keeps eoastautly hand and makse
.K to Older. s III .yd ifsH
Eeai.', EsoSs' and ChildreHs
CLOTHING the best material and in manner
.hh cannot fail 10 give Satisfaction. Isorses
respectfully sociisd. iny2l-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

Morse's EE,ectosant will, cure
Group every time.
FENIANisxi FENiANisN There will be =
lecture at Lahvmann's Hall, on the 18th
inst, by james Bsssaan, Esq,-Subjcct !:
FwSlAx'sn. All srs invited. Tickets at
e0nto
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

KscslvsD.-Ws acknowledge III rsesipt
q copy Of the proceedings ofJhsststs
aonsh school Conve ton rscsntly held ct
Osinton, Clinton county, at which NJ o.
eeniAs4 u lsUs Esb3eek hua6eJ As066D-
| II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

xK ,samanzq .ao'snscaq 90 . sGaulAi
dsn .ssassA ,sAsIh1a i 1oSiAaAH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

.xa4Eiss THa7a ca3dhaa Ia dWe
s *sA .sf4 4sssS.ssE il Iss@9b
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

Wool MAREsr.-From VIM. Lloyd Gar
rison's Domestic Wool Oircular, just reesi,.
ed.we learn that the Boston wool market 10
very unsettled, and that prices are tending
downward. Buyers show sxtreMe apathy,
and liberal concessions will not induce them
to buy largely. Fine wools which have
heretofore sustained full prices are less trm
Iowa woods are quoted:-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

RsADr-xADs CLoznrss. Sam Perry, on
Brady. is nor, closing out On unrivalied
stock Of ready made clothing At prices the
very lowest He Win - sson expecting .
full spring stock, and now 10 the time for
those b need to purchase u bargains. His
stock Of furnishing goods % slso full and
complete.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

Morse's Expectorant cures Croul1
and Asthma.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

AsAGaAsr TA.Loss--Re,ningtoa / Co.,
near the corner Of Second and Brady, in
vits the attention Of the gentlemen Of Da.
venport and vicinity, to their fine assort
mcnt Of Gents Furnishing Goods. They
arc also prepared to manufacture to order
at short notice, and in TIE most fashionable
stylcs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

NOR D HBf5L
- tasz .ass ~ .s1p7ssyssi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

r1SiEiTf 81 az = piasSf SSW 20 l1AUnmsCo..
ney1e-6w1y1 90 1eo1eso1a eesse =
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-12
--s-Aallaneous Items.


 There. are 27,71l public brua.--. ; : in Paris.
 - The raleigh (N. C.) Standard says the peach crop is ruined in that vicinity
 = The city of Augusta, Ga, has imposed a tax of $1 ,O00 per month on all gift enter prises.
 = The Jackson Miss. News, says m that mo of1, of the 5, ,O0O, ,oOO cotton loan of Mis- sissippi has been redeemed g
 The Society of Friends, in Philadelpnis' have given $125y 5yOO0 for the education or color ad vonth in that city, in new school house ;u.t opened, and which can ascomodate ], 800 pupils,
 Tt ia said that one legislator from New York city has lost s,000 in an Albany gam ;n. house within the last month. Auea State capitol is talked of at Alba nv with dome 4l7 feet high. enly few feet less altitude than that of St. Peter at Rome. ; According to the latest advices. the iron moulders' strike is to continue at Albany and Trov until the objectionable notice posted up in the foundries is rescinded. After the em. blowers in these two cities have yielded to the demands of their workmen, then the moulders will resume work, and those in other cities will in turu strike. By means of this ~rota. tion. those unions whocontinue work intend | to assist those who are strike until the eb- feet is accomplished.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-12
TO CONSUMPTlYES.

The advertiser. having been restored to health in few weeks by Q very simple remedy after having suffered for several years with severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make known tO' his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
 the prescription used Gree of charge), with tbs directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find SURE CURE for CoEsUnp- TIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CouaHs, CoLbs and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only ob- ject of the advertiser in sending the Prsscrip- tion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in- formation which he conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try his reme- prove blessing.
 Parties wishing the prescription, FREE. by return mail, will please address t d
 REV EDWA RD A. WILSON,
 45ly Williamsburg, Kings Co.,, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-12

p@- Letters addressed to the following named persons. have been returned to the Pay master Generals Office at New Haven. iron the Dead Letter Office at Washington. The, will be delivered to the lawful owners upon sat isfactory evidence of identity.
 fesQ WILLIAM FITCH, Pay,naste,' General. Joseph A Abbe, Go H 18th Regiment. c ". William Black, Co 8th Regiment, c V Arthur c Brown, Go lst Cav'y Reg't, c V Ernest Banta, Washington, D c
 Henry Converse, Hampton, Va.
 Mrs. Mary l. Coagdon, East Greenwich, Conr Mrs. Samath E Garnir, Hartford, Conn Thomas Dugan. Go 2lst Regiment, CV Thomas Flynn, lst Serg't Co H llth V Phillip Pagan, CoA llth Reeiment, 2 v George W Hendrick, Go H 18th Rect CV D D Kelly, Lancaster City, Pa.
 Henry Lee, Go G lst Conn. Art. Reet. c V Adolph Msach, David's Island, N Y Harbor John 5 Pond, Alexandria, Va.
 Edward Payne, Go E 18th N Y Vols.
 Edwin 0 Phelps, Hartford, Conn.
 Thomas w Ryan, Hampton Hospital. Va. Frank M Sawtell, Richmond. Va.
 James Somers, Co 0 l4th Reg't, CV
 William Seymour, Go A 1st Artillery. Cv Wareham Treadway, Martinsburg, Va.
 Horace A Tolles, Go. A 7th Regt. c V
 Charles w Taylor, Washington, D c Curtis B Wells, Co F 9th Reg't, CV
 Frank L Warner, Go H 2d Artillery, CV
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-12

N
 Aaye power to enforce this article by appro priate legislation" Attemuts have beer - - several of the lately rebel States te ne hoerated negroes again to con
 oa ' bondage. The faith of the govern -. - Aas been pledged in a solemn manner, ,., ~ an 'ne eyes of earth. in favor of the
 Dsr'y or the blacks. The constitutiopal .Isnument gave them freedom and the civil s.saa sa,s 0'il guarantees the perpetaity of that anu no other legislation on that p''n' could have affected the same result
 . .AA VETO rowER During the late cam. n connecticut, much eloquenee was "a,l.u oy Copperhead spouters, to prove tba, e0 o''l could become law after receiving the
 As'u''Ves veto. There is but single pre- oeaenL on record. and that was in tbo c..a
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-12
DIEIl..

t In this village March s1, Mrs Sarah 3 Dem ing. wife of stephen Deming Esq, aged s2.
 In this town. fMilton Society," April 6th, Carrie, daughter of Capt. Win. Bissell, sged 27 years. ,,,.g,.,. .,-5 ,.-'-. h Bridgeport. April 4, Egbert W Tomp. kins. formerly of this town, aged 47. .His fa. neral was attended from the EpiseQral Church at All her residenee, m .p.Ianss. Mrs sailis -1w1tcnsr, formerly of this town, aged 70 years.
 In Worthwhile on the night of the third inst. Philip welles. aged 79, s rla.sa5 fs.
 At Terryvills on the 5th inst, Hbbie Q, youngest daughter of James and Rhoda 5 Hun- ter, aged 22. ....s-.-s. ,ss -5 l, "Meet nae in Heaven" if-. -. At Kent. on Tuesday the 3d, Stella, daush- ter of Seth w and Harriet L Hopson. aged four years. s2i ea3i e'ee ui
 Our Stella is an angel now, -h 'f7
 A harpis in her hand;
 Now she is clad in robes of white, Dwels in the spirit land. .aFf
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-12
B@- The President has issued the following circular to the heads Of Departments


 circular to tke heads Of Departments
 It is eminently right and proper that the Government of the United States should give earnest and substantial evidence of its just ap. precation of the services of the patriotic men, when the life of the nation was imperilled, en- tered the army and navy to preserve the integ. rity oe the Union, defend the Government and maintain and perpetuate unimpaired it's free in stitutions. It is therefore directed First, That in ap- pointments to office in the several executive departments of the General Government and the various branches of the public service con nected with said departments, preference shall be given to such meritorious and houorably discharged soldiers and sailors, particuarly those who have been disabled by wounds re- ceived or diseases contracted in the line of du- ty, as may possess the proper qualifications
 Second-That in all promotions in said de partments and the several branches of the pub lie service connected itherewith, such persons shall have preference when equally eligible and qualified, over those who have not faithfully and honorably served in the land or naval for ces of the United States. s' ------ ANDREW ROBINSON 4ss4 EXECUTIVE MANSION, AprII Is IoUo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-12

KEST.--We understand that a remarkably bold and daring robbery was committed in Kent one night last week. Three ruffians proceeded te the house of Mr. Bump, in that town, and while one stood out of doors as sentry, two jumped in window knocked down MT. Bump, telling his wife that she would not be hurt il she made no noise. They then took from the house some $500, which MT. B imprudenty had told of having in his possession a few days previous. The villains then escaped, and have not, at the time of writing been heard from Amenia Times 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-12

I'll custom of wearing the wedding .r;,, on tho hnger next to the l1Dle finger of tks left hand originated in the ancient supsrsti. tious belief that there wAs m immediate mss. netic, or electric, or mysterious connection between that finger and the human heart.
 New Orleans is represented ss now in . worse condition than before the city was cap tured by the Federal army and navy. Tie city is tiled with the worst characters former. Y connected with the rebel army-with fsm- blers, thieves. and prostitutes, wko dsfS tfs law, and treat the National and State authorl ihes with contempt Life and property are both unsafe in the Crescen city.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-12

n9r The first number of the New Britain Record, very neat and we'll edited sheet, has been rscoived The prcspectas says: :. It will be the earnest advocate of those principles which will conduce to the political advantage, the moral well being, and the religious enlight- enment of the people, and it's philanthropy will not be limited by geogr aphlcal boundaries nor it's democracy to race or color" Marcus L. Delevan, Esq, formerly of the Palladium. is the editor We heartily wish it success.