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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

BOARD OF PoLIcE-Yesterday afternoon.
the Board Of Police met in their rooms ON Ioth
near ID street. and disposed of a Considerable
amount OF business, some Of which IL impor
tant, but most of it OF the routine character.
The committee to select site for ssation-
mouse In the NTH precinct Second Ward) re-
ported that they are now about closing neso-
tiations for lot near the Northern Market.
The committee was empowered to superintend
the construction OF the building ~,
Lieut. y. M. Reed was promoted to be Can.
tain and inspector OF the force. This promo.
uon 10 worthy recognition Of the services Of
valuable officer
VIM. Reed was appointed an additional pr.
vate for duty at the Treasury Extension, vice
A. J. Dennis, removed. John D. Schofeld, for
outy on the squares between Sth and 9th and
ana N streets north. Thos. Nunimaker, for
outy al Potomac aqueduct. The complaints
against privates w. VI. Hurdle and W. T.
Riley, Of the fourth precinct, were examined
and dismissed. Lewis M. Prall, Of the third
toxicated while on duty. ID. G. Noble was APP
pointed to the third precinct, vice Prall, dis.
missed. IlG
The board at a former meeting ordered that
hereafter, of all rewards received, fifty per
cent. shall be reserved for the policemen's
fund: The rule does not apply to rewards
paid prior to the passage of the order
The board ordered that the expenses in Cured
by detective McDevItr. growing out of his re.
cent arrest in Baltimore, be paid from the con.
ungent fund, the detective being in the dis.
charge of his duty at the time Of the arrest
T0URNAMENT.-The colored people OF this
city and vicinity, are to have a grand tourna.
ment, at Locust Grove little south of Hunting
creek, tomorrow. A great gathering of the
sable sons and daughters Of ADAM is conf
M sAtw ne@1 - Il
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an lSd I1ntell THoe. BOWLING, Auct
GALE or CLOTHING AND EQUIPAoI.
CgOthins De,os, Sclsyis.a A,ssssl.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. ", 1854.
un;,sd Sc sold at public .nssien on .sco.ss ihs
IhsRy Bed, fhii.dsII6i., On Ausust Is, ISIS.
q 10 oelesk a m; the foIloyi2s- naned articlss
rlanns S's s.st Iees ss Te ..e Sl:
POnche., Gross Cannon. Ded.scis, shouiaes-
scale. Iastenisse, knaPsscks, Hsysrsacks Csa-
AID Hsndles. TrunIsts, Drums, Wall Tents ed
Flies Tent Poles and Pins, Common Ten a. Shell
ter Te1ts. Picks and Handles.
The property nu,t Be removed within tvs 90
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
By order OF brsvet Brteaaier General Geo, n.
cre asm Assistant qHs,ss,psssss Gsssssl ..
Capt. and a q H.. Bvt MAJOR u. o. Army,
an 0-t Executive snf Inspecting Ofkcer
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RY GREEN . wILLIAMs, Auetio.eer,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ON 18th ST
NEAh STREET, Reing House No. All AZ
Public Auction ' III, 81
On WEDNESDAY. the 29th instant, at 10 o,o,t
a M, We shall sell, at the residence of I. Ia
viz.
One handsome Rosewoed-c case Piano, z octave.
tStelnway, makerD 'os'
One handsome Rosewood cafe Piano. slf oct.yes
oval Mirrors Marble top Tables, Etsgere
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Curtains and Cor
nice ~ W.T.
Rosewood and other Rockers, Marble top Buresu,
Cottage Sets, wardrobss, Bureaus, Bedsteads And
Wsshstan6s ouu
Oak Dining Chairs, Mattresses, Toilet Sets
Two COOKING Stoves. tone stewartsD
Wood and Coal Stoves OF VS. rious kinds
A lot Of good Kitchen Requisites
And many ether articles too numerous to men,
ton.
Terms cash.
24-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aur..
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiODe.r.

saFEs, AND SHOW CASE AT PUBLIC AUO-
On SATURDAY, the 25th instant. at IL O'Clock
q m, m front OF our auction rooms we shsIi
sell
One nearly new open Carriage. built 70 order
Two Iron ssfes. in excellent condition
One fine Show Case
Terms. Cash.
I'D GREEN WH.IIAHQ
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer..

7HREE NEW TWO STORY FB.ME HOUSES
tween and N streets north, ct Public Aue.
tim. N
On TUESOAf- the 4th day Of September next
Lot No, II Square No. III improved BY three
new Frame Houses, all nicely finished mstine
then. comfortable residences for any priyate f.m
lily. One OF them has been fitted TOR a store room
Also tour Frame Buildings, fronting ON q so feet
Terms One thru cash; balance in 6 and u
months secured by deed Of trust on the prem
Uses. All convey ancir and revenue stamps AZ The
cest o, the purchasers $50 down on each house
an 24-d GRIM WILLIAMS Annt.
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an 10 GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auct..
RY GRKKN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

TWO VEGETABLE STALLS In THE CENTRE
mAkkET AT PUBLIC AUOTION
On SATURDAY. the 25th instant at IOI. O'Clock
M We shall sell, OF the premises two Stalls
No. Do and Go, IN Centre Market
Also.
On MONDAY, the 27ih instant, at II o'clock O.
m. IN the Northern Liberty Market, we shall sell
stalls No. oil and 6S, TO the highest bidder, for
cash. GRKEN WIILIAMs
Y An
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pennies can be had in auy quantities at the
Star Office counter
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RI THos. BOWLING, Auct.; GeOrsetswn.
GAkpESs. MAE SEoRsEro%s. AT Auo.

Of fair, il not, next fair day > ct clock D. m
will SELL on the premi.es part Of that very valu-
situated I'm Washington county, IN the District
o. Columbia, about s-and q half miles above
turnpike and the Ridge Road. The property Will
be divided into twenty Building Lots or Market
eIestion to ". D. aUkDccK. Ess s.s a. q sS.
erty can be seen ct the Auction booms. No ia
Bridge street. Sale 60 commence at Lot No = near
Teppallytevn.
Terms: 0ne-ousrter cash; balance 6, n, and u
months, with interest. secured BY . deed OF trust
An isd Intel THos. BOWLING. Auot.
&ALl OF QLOIHINa Ann E0UIPAoR
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctione,r.

NORTH. BETWEEN NINETEENTH I'm
TMENTIETH STREETS WEST, AT PuB.
On WEDNE sDAY, the 18th instant, att o,c,ocr
p. m, We shall sell, on the premises Lot No q ia
Square No. l2l, having front of "a feet incha.
on north street, running back ab.ut I2s feet -
an alley IN the choicest part Of this city for pr
Terms One third cash; balance in g. L. and IL
months. for notes bearing interest, and red ~
deed Of trust on the premises. All copyeyancio,
and revenue stamps at the cost of the pu rchasars
500 down when the property is Knocked of
auA GREEN WILLIAMS ann..
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beet manner al kinds Of BRICK AND GFOEI
nAs0NkY. including house building and repair.
ing, construction Of Sewers, Drains, Cisterns &c
setting Crates, Ranges and Ovens, at reasonabis
,t6 Orders Isfs at lss street, w..htnrto,. or 40
hish street, 0sorsstewn, VIII DO IromItiy Ct
W7.H J.v COLLINS.
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Thankful for the liberal patrona &c received the
attention Of the Public 10 called the above Stock
ton of which has been Manufactured specially to
Order; and with the weekly additions received,
Regulated Establishment Orders Tor PAPER
banging or Window Shades punctuaily and faith.
fuiiy exeeuted, IN City or Country. Any order
rested: and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
according to quality sold at q Low Rates e
they can be purch ased In the District.
Terms Cash FOR GOODS AND LABOR.
j. MARKRITER,
No. ass 7th street,
jy H-4SH 6doors above odd Yellow, Hail.
HoMEs WITHOUT HANDS, Illustrated. Rus.
look House. The Combination Tortune Teller.
0rsvenb Prison Life of JEFF. Davis. NspoIeonS
Manual for 1856.
HH FRANCK TAYLOR
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AUCTION SALES.

AOOllON GALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO koRRoW.
III eRxln . WILLIAnS. AassosssU.
AgSIIoE SALE OF UNInPEoysp PRep.
I oFFos seth IhE W. w.sf ~
On FRiDAY. the ,s,h instant. =, a o,,o.s
on the premises. ye shsu ssV sas, pert of Lcl
No ;, In square No. rs, mailing IL . vaiussis
Tsrns One half ooh: balance in q 4 and tv.,vs
months scared By deed Of trust on the prem
4 e.
III GREEN . WILLIAMS, Aass,sessu.
WIN be sold at Public Auction, on rRrpAy. n.
ith instant, ats O'Clock D. m, on the prenisss
Lot No lin Square SIS, fronting on virsinis Az.
ss between ID and An streets west, Island, vita
TeIns one half cash; balance in 81, and ,-.,y.
and 9.,sSS. % .s.m me p S
d'' 'Dr'As ssIrs SSnn Ia :o s.c
81 " S,, Z NAL H. = CO. Aneuoqss.:
" La as., between oh and 10th %.
eALE OF HeRsEs, CARRIAGES. Ac.
an SATURDAY MORNING, August 18th, oeu-
Tsncins At 10 o'ciock,at the Bazaar, win be scis
FIFTY HORSES,
suited 20 harness and saddle. fun description
AiO' of Mules, broke to harness, in good order.
large collection Of desirable New and s.,o,.-
Wagons. and Other Sssisie:. 1'''''' Ar'r'''
Ai.rss collection Of New and Second hand Har.
New Family Carriage.
2 New Germantown Carriages
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesasy
ThuL.dsy, sne Saturday, without regard 10 the
sss ana .iv wKLE ET co. xss.
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VISITING HIS OLD QUARTERs.-The readers
OF the Star Will remember the name OF DICK
Rivers, one Of the toughest of the roughs who
visited the metropolis during the rebellion.
DICK has been away from the city since the
war ended, and the localities in which ne
roVed nave enjoyed comparative peace. Last
night, Omeer Ray, OF the Second Ward, ar
rested DICK in the vicinity OF Hooker's Divis-
ION, wneIe ne struck man with such force as
10 cause him TO fall head down ward, as IL his
feet had been thrown up. Dick was taken to
the central guardhouse, and put In a cell in
which was colored Individual Of the fancy
cut and trim. Dick wanted to know what his
cell mate was there for. The colored man re-
piled .for profanity" Dick got sociable, and
finding that his partner had a fine pearl hat
proposed a trade, and taking the pearl hat put
II on his head. and mashed his own s.shoc kin
bad hat" on his mates head. But the pearl
was too nice an article for Dick TO Oaar with
such a suit as he filled, so 10 mar the hat
conform to his garments, he put il on d ben CHI
and sat down on IL. His mate told him not to
mash IL. Dick Jumped mp, and picking up the
mashed beaver n 70 straighten IL, run his
arm through the top, and strung the beaver on
his arm. The owner OF the hat protested
against such conduct, and Dick, determined to
make all right. jumped into his mate TO give
him a thrasbing. Fortunately the officers
heard the noise in the cell, and inferfsr and
separated the prisoners. This morning JUS
tice Morssll sent Dick to Jail for court TO an
sver the charge Of assault and battery on ID.
n. Jackson.
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RI GREEN q WILLIAMS, A.os,o.eeu.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT en- EAST CAP
s sTpr sIREET; BETWEEN sTH And sTH
On WkDNESDAY,t the 10Th instant at 8 o. clock
2, m: we shan SELL On the premises. parts of Lots
no ana >, IN square No. SIG. he, ing good front
ing Lot will do we'll to attend the sale
Terms One half cash; balance in SIX and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the pre misses
All conveysncine and revenue stampe at the coat
OF the purchaser. $50 down when the property is
au2A GREEN WILLIAMS An.4.
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SIAsoNHD CAROLINA TLOORIN0. IA Ana
- q. Also, long yellow Pine JOISf, for sole
~ a. -sas, .rJos. LIeB1Y,. :.
au IsSt Ho. 81 Water street, 0eors ssown.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-15

I"f afa tsb5t a1TDEI FOR THE ENQUIRER. l" MR. EDfroR.- .-In the case of the State vs.
 Barnes and Gri&ley, the States Attorney entered a ',Nolle," Your readers will remember the
 ''kidnappingp ease so called, in FeryVille few months since. This was prosecution, for assault and battery against the !" ruf6ans'' who "kidnapped'' the boy Johnson. The truth,
 however, being that Messrs. Barnes and Grid Icy were acting by direction of the boys Fa- ther, Mr. Wm. s. Johnson of Passaic, N. j. from whom his son had been taken, and they having acted without any violence. the prose cution thus comes to naught. A n action for damages in favor of the subscriber against MT Andrew Terry for aipsrsonal assault upon the undersigned on the occasion referred to, is pending in the Courts; while there are ssr.. ther proceedings te be eommenced against the
 parties since engaged in enticins my son away rom me- zg6g .aaTTzo Taoa Iar 70 HI&oZ r |~o WILLIAM s. JOHNSON,
 L.; ,2NOaEkd iPassaic, N. |.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-15

people of North Cornwall for their enterprise and liberality. We had forgotten to mention that not least among the pleasures of the eve ninRs, was some delicious mnsic, both vocal and instrumental Ymurs truly,
 N. w. P.
 P.S." No connection with the shop over the way" I see you have correspondent who sign. himself P & H. A. W. and who seems to have gained some short-lved notoriety. Now notoriety is good thing, but is it worth while to obtain it. by wearing a shocking bad ha t. for making fool of oneself? Answer me that hey?
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-15

- The work on the railroad bridge at Alba ny has progressed so far that the first train
 over it was expected te start on Tuesday. = The Nebraska Legislature have ramed a State Constitution to be submitted to the peo- pie on the 2d of June next An election for State officers is to take place at the same time .
 -Ex-Gov. Graham, United States Senator elect from North Carolina is out in letter favoring negro evidence. A 4E,4ASG
 TIE GREAT WHsT.--Homss of the sturdy farmers who look about them over the broad prairiss, and see for miles their lands and grsnaries, are often rendered desolate by the death of beloved child from the ravagss . the deadly Group. Goes Cough Bal sam never fails to cure it. and isvalso the best remedy in the world for Colds, Coughs, and all throat and lung diseases 'iH 1aitif "
 ,Coe's Dyspepsia Cure is the only remedy known that is certain to cure Dyspepsia, Indi- gestion, and in fact all disorders proceeding from the stomach and bowels. ~ --....-
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-15
STATE ITEMS.

A LADY had her pocket picked of S94 while attending the trial of Starkweather, in Hart ford few days ago.
 THE old jail in Hartford, built in l793, is to be demolished.
 FoR the year ending on the first of May last, 4S.56S sewing machines were made in this State
 PROT. Geo E. Day will enter upon lis duties as professor in the theological semina ry, New Haven, in a few weeks.
 A MARKET-man in Norwich has resumed specie payment, and is paying out three ceut pieces with lavishness which inclines peo pie to think he is insane YOUNG man in Windham county wrote to a druggest in Norwich for some love powders The druggest sent back some lozenges pre- pared with tarter emetic. The effect can be imagined better than described.
 THE post office in Middletown was broken into last Saturday night, a number of letters, opened, and little money taken. The office has been entered burglarously number of times before
 Last August there were l6 lodges of Good Templers in this State, now there are 27 THERE are valuable packages at the office of the Adjuiant General, Hartford for the fol lowing: Wm Watkins, Co. G, 7th c y.; Thos Corcoran, Co F, lst Cavalry Honora McMa- hon; Sarak Sandbaum Frank Farraden, Co. 7th c "; Andrew Hall Mary E. Cos nell.
 | Information is wanted of John Tappan, of Co. E 22d Conn. Vols. by Robert Tappan Brookfeld, Conn.
 ON Monday in Derby. on "the Neck" tn, bluebirds were singing and letter says the, have net missed single day for two months appearing there even in the very coldest weatl CT. It is said to indicate late Spring.
 MRs. David Sprague fell dead in ball room at Milford, on Wednesday evening. i THE Stamp Joint factory of N Baldwin ir Huntington, was destroyed by fire on Friday morning last. The workmen left the building at ten o'clock in the evening "all right" and at two in the morning it was discovered to be nearly burned down. This is the third fire in that neighborhood with in the last two or three months. Loss about $7,OOO-not insured The fire is supposed to be the work of incen diary.
 l The Courant Soivsa m accaunt oSo ..domo cratic" wedding. which was lately celebrated in somers. The ceremony was performed al the house of one of the leading democrats 1T the town, by democratic justice of the peace The bridegroom was!a black man and the bride 8 white woman, friend of the very den ocratie gentleman who oficiated in the ser vice.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-15
IARTICLEs,O OF ASSOCIATION to puiysioF THE ,Ss.A Y5,FO
Cornwall rManufacturing v Go, '

Cornwall Misunderstanding Co.
 ABtis;le 1st.- This association shall bs known A and q yled by the name of the Cornwall Man-ss ufacturing Company.sW ,sgaodaza8 daisgtoi
 A.rt 2--The office for the transaction of busi-o Q ness shall be locatsd in the town of Cornwall, County of LitchHeld. and State of Connec I Art 3-The officers of said association shall consist of q .Presdents Secretary, TreasureF, and three directors.
 Art. 4thGzThs objects of said association gre
 the manufacturing and vending of agricultur- al implements and domestic machines. patent.
 cd by James B: Lyrns and others, and of pur- chasing and vending new inventions, and vend.- ing the right of manufacturing to, others, and of holding such real estate as may be necessary fin carrying on such business. ~ x v H1 Art 5th-The capital ,steek of said associa- ton is Fifty Thousand Dollars, and divided in- U shares Of vTWehty Five dollars each as fol- lows: vii k James B Lyons, 460 shares .
 s.sns.1 ssmss 59e5siS F 5sIs,' 'HHoaz asS aso SSS X .Edxard E Gold.a O3s (2lOA doDON n James B. Lyons, James
 : -bHhbbard ast sphsn J.Goldg s4oHs < sTJgs Edwards F Gold, jointly b 5e0 2 do sssua Published by order of the President and . majority of the Directors, ''A b'' Q STEPHEN J. GOLD, Presfdentg4 ,hisBas,ai
 EDWARD F. GotD IS sci etary.
 Cornwall, Feb. 2d, 1866. 44Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-15

From El Paao, Mexico. news to Dec. 2s is received. Preddent Juarez, in lis retention. .nf 6is Sfice after the close of the regular Pres ;dedtia tsrihss, was sustained by ail his com znasaiug Asistals. Tie report That he had astaaFasp a6dS Ssfiysa in San Aatonio, Tsxi g, i5sslbapssd. Ths government was con. 6dens of .its ssiisg 10 sssiat' 'any attack of the French.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-15
MARRIAGE GUIDE YorNG's GEEAg

uM PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK, of Every oue his own Doctor Being Private Instructor f"l Married F, rsons or those abnut to Marry, both Male and Female, in everything concerning the physiology and relations of our sexual Sys. tem, and the Production or Prevention ol O1 spring, including all the new discoveries never before given in the English language, by WH YOUNG, NJ D. This is really q valuable and
 interesting work. It is written in plain Ian. guage for the general reader and is illustrated with upwards of one hundred cngrayiugs All young married people, or those contemplating marriage, and having the least impeachment to married life, should read this book It dis closes secrets that every one should be a, quainted with Still It is a book that must be locked up, and not lie about the house. lt will be sent to any one on the receipt of Fifty Gents. Address Dr. WM. YOUNG, No 4lD SPRHcs ST. above Fourth, Philadelphia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-15

CORNWALL That exhibition in aid of the 6 Monument Association" came off according to announcement last Wednesday evening in the Hall at West Cornwall before highly ap- preciative audiance composed of citizens of this and adjoining towns, who. 30 we'll pleas. ed must of course see and hear again. and in- vited the company to repeat the entertain ment which they did oniFriday evening. Thus giving two entertainments arelyequaled in a country yillage.lo y4dt isg ,i5a# ob baa 7E. 9' The plays were selections from the 'sLady of the Lake, "dA" i Pizarro, ? and that Imaginable comedy -.Haudy yAndy,p instespersed with vocal music by Gideob's Band and Instruu- ineptah by our string Band. l.sa stao7 4lsfa oi
 Those engagedtin getting np lis exhibition are deserving of much praise for the zeal with which they apursaed keirapraparations and the success that crowned theirlabors And when all dld SO we'll it.Would be insidiOus to partica- lariae, suffice it to say that in all the charae- tera, fepresented, both prominent and subordi- nate, there was not wanting evidence that the characters were we'll studied and in their re- presentation gave great satisfaction. .savoE bas ID -Mr. Marcss Swift has sold his farm to his brother Swift and has Ipprchaaedy the Moses Lyman farm inGeshen. sAlso.L Mr. G.sVl Fair- child has sold his Tin and Hardware, Tools, good will, &e., to Mir. James Cochran who continaesthe businsss at ths old stand 'isa lo a' Miss Elizabeth Renedict, living in this town. is one of family of four brothers and six sisters now, living, whose united ages, amount, toEseyen sa hundred pd and forty nine years. The oldest is s5 dnd the younEest ..,t,. al,saar, ,
 l. The members of the Msthedist Episcopal sCbaoh and Congregation at Cornwall Brides Assembled as ahei nome Of thsir Pastor and prsssnted him ~sshe &ll5in scash,a Sabarelof Hour, &e ; diAt the commssessnsit 1ofs the pre-
 sent coSistspcs ysar ysa they 1 1presepted hin Rith s$l00 tpwards purehasieg horse. The amount ahe ladrssosissd iuo Donaaions duflag the tws past yysais from this gesstous peopleF is $41o iin cash and SIPS in flour, cotton cloth, dress
 goods, &c. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-15

50 n4ls The Msridsnf fRscofdsrs ssyS thatioaF old friend Frank Long fssmsrlyarmyi eerrssl lpondent oft the NsY. Herald, ahass sbssn ania gone end didsisr Nish MisssA AareliaE c Ratisr qef that tsNnm4Agrrsa!ly Mias Butler could #aospsssiely have sssasthspersoasxsrsed pf, Wnoiaiaqfx nj egAa9fsa, ssis .attihRad Htaea a,li
 "Wants but little here below. Nor wants that little Long.''
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-15
Eofal au0 Gou,,tp Nems.

LIrcHFIELD.--A little cratch of sleighing on Friday and Saturday. Fog on Saturday and Sunday. Rain on Monday -
 = Bishop and Sedgwick have completed their repairs, maxi ng great improvement to their we'll stocked store. Tss-'-.a. P -s
 -Aman named Ed Palmer, belonging in Prov idence R. L, who had been in New York State, stopped at the Union House on Sunday, week.
 When he arrived he was nearly frozen, and
 was helped into the house. and a physician called, but all efforts to save his life were un- availing, and he died on Wednesday night. It is said he had been under the influence of liquor for several weeks. His friends came and took his body home. -.e... ,... t.... 4 E. -Wm. Peet who has been boarding at the County jail for Breach of the Peace, since April 29, 1856 died Feb. ', 1866, of the inaam- ation of the bowels His age was about 65 and he was the oldest resident of the above institution ..... .-.s,.. ls,. ..ts ......y ...4.
 We are glad to see our neighbor the Sen tinel enlarged and in new type, which gives good evidence of prosperity. .s.
 The following cases have been disposed of in the Superior Court the past week. Perkins Appeal from Probate, the Jury disagreed. State against James Alcott, information for assault and battery. Verdict, Guilty sentenc- ed to 40 days impri sonment and $50 fine and costs. Obediah Bierce against Housatonic R R. Co. action for damages for killing a horse Verdict for. defendents. Jury were discharg- ed and the remainder of the term will be de- vot ed fo court Cases Q i5'I si. s5i-a@f ''' '' '
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-02-15
DIED

b At the Insane Retreat, Hartford, Feb. 5tb,
 Martha, wifscf Samuel Hayden, of HarwiDton, aged AZ years. 1i.''' 'Si''
 In this village. Feb. 10,I George w. Smith aged 69. -,
 a In Bridgeport, Sunday, 11th inst, of con- .sumption, Maria B.; beloved wife of LeWis B. Carpenter, and daughter of Q. 0. Goslee, of Ltchfeid, agef S years, Her hst words gave evidence of her faith in Jesus G. n T,e es m . Oi Hartford papers please copy.l 1s' - -