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pARLANeR vs.. P N. RrvERA-So. 2S2ss.
SUIT FOR A PARTITION.
nv @. DE FERIET,

AucrIosxKR-Omce No. So BenviIe street
4. s% s :s II
Royal street BY public suction BY vtse 81 rem
fs b as H e.
the ish day Of the month and year the fo1osng
and dsfsPdsns tent S be sold IN Al. second p,.
Of this city, square boundsd by Toulouse Dauphn ST.
Peter and burgundy streets measuring American measure
n depth the side nearest to saTsTPdy street e
.hsSes s s SsS IN 'as & ns
t sh.nes % on straight line Is feet and line
The buildings and eSns Sr nr roa
brick kitchen containing three rooms and pyy
brick cellar paved yara well, etc Inc water INTRODUCED
property s leased up TO the LIST November 1868
Together with IO2 Citizens. Bank OF Louisiana
LOT OF GROUND in the Third District u this city,
square bounded BY Espansds Moreau Cor Charities
CaacayO or Royal and Peace streets measuring - feet
The buildings and improvements thereon consist Of hand
Three story Bek Residence with an ornamental tag YER
tanning two srched gsros four bed rooms ysstious &C
cellar below and two rooms and privy above
The yard beautifully paved with smooth nass the wster is
Together with AZ shares Of the capital stock OF the Citizens
This property is leased up TO the November 1868 tho
rass %NoTHER LOT Of GROUND adjoining the above
measuring 20 feet ches front on kspanade street. by l
The building. and improvements consist of splendid
Three story Brick House, with ornamental verandah
lors eight rooms vestibue The nantes through
out house OF marble Also two story brick back
din wing containing below three rooms, crr and
prvy and three bathroom and pry in the upper
The yard paved with smooth flags the water and in
troduced There is a splendid cistern the premises.
HarTERNsFor the property firstly described the DIST
will the payment Of stock note OF S4sO
due the citizens Of Louisiana payable and renewab
Of said bank November LIST 1865
balance the price of adjudication third cash
and the REMAND credit OF six and twelve monhs in
notes by special mortgage and vendors lien, and
bearing Ger cent interest per annum after mstny with
vendoTs privilege and morteage viii the clsuse de non
aensndO favor Of the vendor holder ho ders oil
said the purchasers paying the attorneys tees in
the sued and which are liked at nve
per cent. .. 80
For the property secondly described the purchaser vii
assume payment Of stock Of Sl96, due TO the
Citizens Bank Of louisiana payable and renewable accord
ing Of said bank the LIST August 1868,
orhe balance Of the price Of adjudication the thos
| above enumerated
Fer the property thirdly described third cash and tn
balance credit of and months in notes
by special and vendors lien, and bearing pc
after maturity, with vendors priv
eye mortgage with the clause de AiensI dO IL
holder h. lders Of said tn
purchasers paying attorneys fees in Of suit thu
amount sued upon and which fixed at i've cent
Acts OF sale, with U. s. internal revenue stamps at
tached, before notary public, at th
expense of purchasers.
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DECLARATION. TION
OF QUARANTINE

STATE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPlRrNESf,l
N Orleans, May q, lsoS !
WHEREAS An Act Of the Legislature approved March Is
1855 entitled An act to establish Qusrat tine Tor the pro
lection Of the State provides that the Governor Of the State
his the sdvce OF the Board Of
Health declaring place where there shall be to be-
eve pestenta contagious infections disease exists
be Infected place. and stating the number days Of qlsr
be performed by the vessels their passengers, 9TH
cers and crews coming from such place or places.
Now therefore in pursuance Of the provisions OF the set
Aforesaid do this my proclamation ard hereby de
clare places hereinafter named to be infected and
that together with Ulcers passengers and
cargoes arriving from said places having touched or
stopped any them, shall be subject quarantine
not days. for longer period be
By the Board of Health TO take effect from
and after the promulg cation Of this proclamation.
Any violation OF the Quarantine laws here proclsmed
will Sc severely punh If the penalties prescribed by
law deemed inadequate the parties offending will be de-
lyered up military authorities {, be dealt with
The places which hereby declared infected atore
said, the following. 10 wit:
All the ports of Nicaragua, Central America and the port
OF Vera Cruz, In Mexico.
Given under my hand Seal Of the State above and
the Independence Of the United states the ninety
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor;
j. II. HARDY, Secretary OF State.
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De FsRsT's SALES.

POSITIVE AND uNREsERvED SALE TO EFFECT
A PARTITION. OF VERY CHOICE RESIDENCES,
SITUATED AT NOS 81 AND 50 EsPLANADE
STREET. BETWEEN ROYAL AND cHARrREs
STREETS. AND OF AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS
STAND, NO. III TOULOUSE STREET. BETWEEN
pAUPHIS AND BURGUNDY STREETS
rcd ~
J.H. PARLANeE vs.. P N. RrvERA-so. aS2ss
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PIGAUD 81 CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

RIGAUD 81 CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,
Paronzed by Empress Of the French and extensively
ali fashionable circles for its Excellence and Superb
oIty.
KiGAUD 4 CO.'S YLANGYLAN9 and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent Rigaad Co. are the only i'm
pore EUROPE of the fsg ant extract OF Yangy from
the Philippine Isles.
superior to Eau de Cologne Toilet Vinegar, or Florida
RiGAuD 4 co.'s MIRANDA SOAP, exqulsitely per.
fumed and keeping its fragrance to the last
RIJAUD 4 co - MIRANDA POMArUM, for preserv-
ing and be aut y ing the hair.
RIGAUD A Co.'s DENTORrNE, most agreeable
elixir preserving the teeth and peruminz the breath
RIGAUD co.'s TooTH-GRB an, rsmarkaole pre-
paration producing brilliant wilderness to the teeth
RIGAUD CO.'S ROSE POWDER, superior to Violet
ard all other Starch and Rice Powders. :
The LITTLE MONITOR; q GUIDE TO THE TOILET,
with Photographic Illustrations viii be sent on receipts Of one
stamp.
Wholesale Rgaud Co, 45 rue de Riehelieu, Paris;
Agent p Newbery Sons As St. Paus Church Yard Lon
don.
f. DUCOyGE's,
SO Chartres street.
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rRAS. 7. NASH's SALES.
sUNDRIES.

sUNDBIEs... .......FURNITURE.. ......sUNDRIEs.
nv CHAs. n. NASH,
AucrIoNKKR-Onice Masonic Hall Auction Mari.
Corner ST. Charles and Perdido streets.
ERID8Y, 24th inst., az II o'clock, A.
salerooms corner st. Charles and Perdido streets,
~ be sold .
The entire contents 81 furnished
moved Of sale Mart, varied
ment Of sundfies.
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E0R sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUM
dred Cotton and Sugar Plantations, located the best
portions OF The Gotten and growing States Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of va liable
timber landa q variety Of City and Suburbs
Property improved and unmproved In the form Of residences
building lots and favorable terms Parties
ng well TO call and examine Proper
ties Miller Gard, Real Estate Agents. No. s. Osrondsst
81 lev Orleans.
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wHEREAs, Ofcia information has been received by me
that committed the person of
ELDSIDGE TURNER Coyngten, IN the parish Of St.
Tanmany, by one CHARLES w. BRADLEY, on the I'D
day of June, d. 1865;
NOW THEFEFOKE, have thought proper TO issue this
Proclaim aOn calling the good people of the State
give their aid assistance in bringing to justice the
petratO crime and furthermore Offering reward In
and by the authority of the State Of Louisiana Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction Of said Murderer.
DTscRIPTION-Bradey is white man, thry.dve or forty
years has blue Zig h straight hair thin face is
Slim built about i've fee nine inches high and weighs about
$40 pounds.
Given under my hand and Seal of The State at the City Of
New Orleans this ninth day Of July A. 1868, and OF
Independence Of the Uned States the Ninety third
II. q. WARMOTH,
Cove y of louisiana
BY the Governor:
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.

GEORGIA STATE LOTTEKE-
~ FOR rHE-
BENEFIT OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HONE
supplementary and Combination Glass 400,
JULY g. 1863.
ssIad Isd q I5th I7th I3th l9th lOh Ih
aI al IS 6 lnl 5 @ no IS 9 50 T n
witness our Atlanta this sd day Of July,
1868 ALBX. NJ. WALLACE, Cou,,,isstonaru
daily drawings Of the Geo State Lottery pub
ished in the Memphis Appeal Augusta Oonstitutonaist
ali News and Herald Atlanta ntegencr snd other
Southern papers, files of which, together with the official
drawn received from Atlanta be ct the General
Office, No. is Commercial Place.
Information furnished and prizes cashed BY
DAVE @. JOHNSTON, Agent,
Office No is Commercial Place
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SHtRlFF'S SALES.

HENRI PIUssAN VS.. AUGUsrE MANNEssIER,
Third District Court of New Orleans-NO 242l2.
yh. HoDS4s. the fla District Of ss cou
Orleans in the above entitled cause to GO W 4ysTy late
coed sell public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
S%sSuss = s re Second q hi. city
SATURDAY 25h day July, 1868, at Il o'clock the
Two GERr&fS ISTs 81 GROUND situated in the
PspO au S Bao Sns s as
Lot No. 10 20 feet inches and lines on Philippe
street. 80 feet inches and ues deep aud front side
ley running from Phippa to ssroeRe street. ~ let 10
Lot No Il measures Is feet front above alley BY 20
Togethsr with the buildings and improvements thereon.
ss TERMsThis being the second and last auction the
ias bidder Tor What it will bring twelve months credit,
the purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent ecudy
special mortgage the sold until anai payment
smoun printing sher and clerks fees say about 500:
ard flu thsrmore the Stai parish and municipal taxes the
property suite to lease expiring the 9TH day
passed before Abel DreyfOus, notary public in this city dated
november ~" ''''' THos. L. MAXWELL,
b9l72 Is Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
sPECKMAN 4 WIFE VS. BALTHAz4R BLANC
Third District Court of Few orleans-So. 1903
Pr yIKTUE OF wr,s OF nsE, IT,, fae taste. GO
Court of New Orleans, in the above entitled csnse.
s . sell a. rsos cS ssss sn ana
streets In Second District this city
SATURDAY, the twenty second day OF August 1868 At II
o'clock NJ the following described properly, to-wit-
A LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements there
on situated IN the Fourth District Of is ci In the
St Mary, St Andrew, Laurel and Constance
streets winch lot Is designated No IN plan u A.
Hedn. la surveyor, dalet April Y siS and depoeed a.
plan Ne t3 In the Book Of Plans in the office OF VIM Chrisy.
late public In lhis city Said ot twenty
feet six lines front St Mary street. by one hundred
and twenty feet in depth between parallel lines, American
Said property acquired BY defendant BY
recorded the l6ta day Of August 1862 B. 81.
70. 5C7 IN the Conveyance Office OF this city.
Seized in the above suit
THOS. L. MAXWELL.
jy2l su7 p Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. JOSEPH TERNOIR-
sixth Dhtrict Court Of Nes Orlsans-NO 2l,2
DY VIRTUE Of writ OF neri faeias
ID directed by the Honorable the sixth strict Court OF
late ST eTt and by said sheriff to transferred VIII
proceed at public the herchants and
uoners Exchange Royal street. between Can aud CUSTOM
house Streets the Second District Of this city TUES
DAY August % 1868 Ut IL O'Clock the following described
property. tOwt-
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. FOUNDED by Dryades,
Rampant GTsver and Perdd0 streets, and measuring Az
feet by 5 ~ five feet according 70 the plan
the City Surveyors ohce and assessed at $500
thirty i've hundred do according TO the roll
ofls66 e in the City Tressurtrs Office.
Seized In the above suit.
IN THoS L MAXWELL,
jy23 aull 25 Sheriff of the p nfh Of Dreams
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SUCCESSION OF CELESTE PERRAULT-so 1925.
DWELLING HOUSE ON NELPoMENE STREET. BE-
TWEEN PRYTANIA AND CAMP STREETS.
BY @. DE FERIET,

TUESDAY, AUgust II, SOS, al ~ O'Clock
IL At the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Canal and Customhouse streets by
order from the Honorable John ". Thomas
Judge Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans dated
Juy 3D. 1868 the following described real estate by public
auction will be sold
city, in kO CO. bounded by kepomene, Camp Thsa
and Pryana Said lot forming Of lot No TO-
per tan deposited IN the office of p Ptdescaux lac notary
public this city in The 1901 and measuring 80 feet
mont Melpomene street by 100 feet In depth
Together with the One WoOoen House. containing
four cabnet gallery onestory kitchen contain
ing rooms gallery D ivies. hydrant fig trees.
D9rTERMs-Oa~h in q. 3. Treasury Notes.
Act Of sale. with internal stamps attached. at
pur chasers expense beors A. Dreyfous notary public
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PAhTNEhSdl f --DtSSOLUllON
- A. PHELps. EsQ.. retires IRON our nrm tnis
McCTIIoCH 4 Co ~ PHELPS BIOS
New Oreans July a. 1853
49,
naD
" Copartnershp existing between the der
signed in this city. under the firm OF sLAkk srAUFFEk
Co. is this day dissolved by limitation and death OF Mr.
Robert Stark Either Of the surviving partners are snthor
.-- .-. -..r... WiIIAM RENT
CaARIEs MACREADY.
No. Orleans JuIv L.. 1865 Surviving Partners
Ne" 0' ' ' ~
coa.p-yvpou,p ropWvD r.. ,nA,r.,,,.a hava
STAuFFt r KENT co for tae purpose o. continuing
IN this e the srdwsre and Iron business heretote con
Quoted BY SLAhk, SIAOfrEh w. e-,r,rr1n
lSAAO ID oIAyrrEEh,
..". WILLIAM A. KENT,
CHARLES MA AOf, +
BENZ. f. ESHLBMAN
nIssOLUTIoh......... .....DissoLUTION
IL
The Arm Of LOGAN A CLAIBORNE having this day
been lived by mutual consen George VIM Logan Jr
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHoFOsAL...............-........-.rHoro
NAVAL SUPPLIES.

TFr
-eAl PKYMAsrER's OFFICE,
-tAa-a -.--- r. NAVY YARD. PEEs scoLA July 70 leo,
PrOposals sealed indosed Proposals for Suppe "a
vessed viii be received this oce unt u ocloes n
August st 1868 for supply of the following articles
which must be OF the best quality be delivered b Aagnst
l5h 1865 free of expense the Pensacola Navy Yard aud
subject 20 the usual Inspection tbereat
BUREAU STEAM ENGINEERING:
SIS WROUGHT IRON TUBES, So inches outside d m
eter; each 9 feet inch long. -
supplies awarded must be inserted in each respe tive io
pesal Q herwse bids will entertained
CHAS. d. kLDREDGE, Paymasttr.
App'JAs JAS. F. ARMSTRONG. COumandant
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MON TGOMtRy BROS. g co.'s SALES.

MON TGOMeRY BROS. q CO, IS SALES.
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGAr
Match and Single Horses Elegant Saddle Horses, Fins
Work Mules Fine Mich Cows Buggies, Harness, Wagons
etcL, etc, ct auction.
ny MONTGOMERY BROS. n Co.,
Y n. MONTGOMERY. AuctionesE.
Once-a Camp street
FRIDAY. July cath. ~ m s'eioeh a.
NJ, Of r Liners Stables 0raver street, will Dc sold
Elegant match Herses
Elegant Saddle Horses.
Fine Work Mules
Fine Mich Cows
Also-Tsp and Open Bugges. Harness, wagons,
~ rxErs-Ossh In U. 8 Treasury Notes.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. ....FURNITURE
az MONTGON cry BROS. a. CO.,
K NJ MONTGOMERY Auctionee1
CATURDAY. July 2Jth. at II o'clock a.
- their Auction Mart 81 Camp street. will De sOo
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD ~ MIXTURE
such Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, bu
esus, Armoirs Washstands Mahogany and Walnut Tetes
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top CenteI
Tables Marble Top sdeboards Extension Tables Vsve. and
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mor Mattresses Engray
contents Of several vell-furnished houses.
Also
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Sea
Ohairs etc.
ss-TFRxs-Cssh in U. g. Treasury Notes
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By O. DE FRRIET,
Office No. IS Bienville street.
CATURDAY, August 18th. 1865, at IL
- O'Clock at the Merchants and Auotioneers' Elk
Royal street, Canal streets
by Public Auction by virtue Of order from the Hon John
W. Thomas Judge Of the Second District Court Of New Or
leans July 10TH 1863 the following described real estate
will be 80 d
A LOT OF GROUND With the buildings and improve
msnts there H. situate in the Third District OF this city
the square bounded by Casscsvo NOV Royal Greatmen
nov Dsuphn) Vaudeville and Spain streets, measuring 50
feet front on Spain stree, by l45 feet in depth
~ TERMs-S500 cssh, and the balance q credit Of
twelve months, in DO secured by special mortgage
dsrs lie and bearing eight cent interest
the sale until final the buildings
kept insured and the policy transferred to the vendor
suit, the purchaser will be required to i've
attorneys Commissions the amount recovered
which likewise by mortgage; the purchaser
assuming the payment Of the taxes for 1865.
sae with Internal Revenue Stamps at the
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+, q. CHAMBERLAIE va. J. s. SCOTT-SECOND JUS
tees Court-Psrish Of Orleans-No. 4Sl7.
DY WRITE of writ of neri facias
ID 70 me eced by ire Hen Shelley Second Justice Of
the Peace Of Orleans shall proceed 20 sell Pabe
Auction on MONDAY, the Sd day Of August 1853. At
O'Clock at the Delta Warehouse, Front street. be
Lafayette and 0rOd streets, the following described
property; to-vit; ..
Seized IN the above suit
ss- IERss-Cssh on the spot in Y. s Treasury notes
J. W. QUINN. constable
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SPAIN
STREET, BETWEEN GREATxEN Now DAUPHIN,
AND CAsAoALvo Now RoYAD STREETS.

SUCCESSION OF WIN. CoNNER-So. ss.Oa
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CONSTABte'S SALES.

MARIA SUFFER- vs. HENRY REHDER-sTATE or
Louisians, Parish Of 0rleans-Constables Ofce-Sixth
Jus ices Court-ko. 1912
DY VIRTUE of q writ OF nerf faetas,
ID to directed by the Honorable the sixth Justice
Of the Peace, in sbsye numbered aud entitled cause
II proceed 10 sell at public auction FRIDAY, the 3st
day Of July 1868 at 10 o'clock the Furntsre and En-
fects seized In o. above cause.
RS-TKkxs-Cash in U. 5. Treasury Notes.
WV. GoRMLEY, Constable
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POLITICAL,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Compensatory Treasuver's Depa C.
until further notice. w. s.. MOUNT.
July "a. 1868 Treasurer.
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POUND NOTICES.

GTRFFT COMMISSIONERS DEPART-
- MENT Room No. Z. City Hall-New Orleans, July "a
ls6S-Wtre brought the First District POuLd, Of
Lafayette and Locust streets, Rs estrays-
Four GOATS Of fferent eolOrs.
Which, claimed within three days and the expenses
the eou psid will sold public sueti9nlst said Pound
MONDAY, July q, 1868 al u O'Clock N.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
IoUIs SENEGAL, for Controller.
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JOSEPH RosENFIELD VS.. FANNY sCOrT-sEOOND
Just ce's COurt-Parish OF OrleaDs-No 470L
pY VIRTUE Of a wrl. OF heri facias
ID directed BY the Honorable A. Shelley, Second
Justice Peace, parish Of Orleans shall proceed
sell public auction. on MONDAY, the third Day Of
August 1868 at u O'Clock At the Delta Warehouse
Front Levee between Lafaystte and Grod streets the
following described property, to- sit:
One lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit
NJ TERxs-Cssh on the spot in U. 8. Treasury Notes
'. W. QUINN, Constable
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ID A. PHELPS. ESQ, retres from firm this
N. date and J. g. McCULLOCH Esq of LouisyI e Ky
becomes partner Style of the firm CHANGED to PhELfs
McCULIOCH a co. PHELPS BIOS.
Ney Orleans. July ~. 1853
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Of New Orleans. 26 Camp street, July "a ESQ prove.
pubc u proper state that there ex 81
no ocal connection between this Company and the FIR
mems Charitable Association. ana that the latter IS in
mise responsi for the Of this Company
3 l.. MlLLAUDON, President
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-03-12
TWISTED.

MT. L. B. Futile, who recently purchased the ''Migeon Mare of T. M sClarke Esq, matched up the same with the Gabriel Horse," making a splendid team. Last week he made sale of the span to Geo. B Lewis Esq, of Naugatuck, rumor says, fol the nice figures of $2,7OO We congratu late Mr. Lewis on being the owner of one of the fastest teams in the state. - Mir. s. ". Coe, one of our old estab- lished merchants, through failing health is compelled to give up business, and accord ingly has advertised his large stock of goods for sale at cost to close them out
 - Sleighing is fast disappearing herea- bouts, and this week for the first time since last December have we seen wagons out on the street.
 = Last Sunday, Rev. S. H. Patt deliv- cred an excellent sermon on the subject of Am"semsnts, A to large and appreciative au- dience. MT. Platt has ministered to the wants of this community for three years past, still, the announcement of his preach ing on any special theme always draws a full house. He bids farewell to this place after the 1st of April much to the regret of hosts of friends.
 This Borough is blessed at present, with the presence of three teachers of mu- sic, who are learning the young ladies to play the piano and other musical instru- ments. One of them, Miss Nellie Wake man graduate of the 'Maplewood Musi- cal Seminary" we hear spoken of very highly. and as eminently fitted for the vo- cation. From her accomplished manners, she wins the friendship of all those who have the pleasure of making her aaquainf- ance. She is fast gaining reputation in this community as thorough teacher of music.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-03-12
NEW MILFORD.

This town sustains severe loss i'll the decease of George Lockwood Esq, who died on Sunday evening March 1st. Flo, over six months MT. Lockwood has been
 confined to his home, and during the great.
 CT part of that time has suffered the most
 excrueiating pain, from the disease which family terminated his life. His many friends ill the county and state will regret to hear of his death, and will deeply sym pathise with his wife and relations in their affiictions. His funeral took place on
 Wednesday last at two o'clock and was at- tended with Masonic honors, of which or ganization he was an honored and faithful member.
 Housatonic Division No. 49, Sons of Temperance was organized at New Milford a few weeks since. Itnow comprises about ninety members male and female and it's influence on the community in this im- mediate vicinity is very decisive, contribu- ting something also, we hope to the success of the great reform now going on through out the country. Under the auspices of the organization there have been two stir ring free lectures on the subject of the temperance reform, and the result is that the division will soon number over one hundred members many of whom have been habitual indulgers in stimulating drinks. From present indications addi- tions by scores will be made of those who are willing publicly to identify them selves with the great principle of tota! a5sti- neace as 8 basis of reform for those who unfortunately indulge to excess. The sub- port it receives from the ladies of our place has added greatly to it's popularity, and as- sures it's success.