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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-23

A letter, written in 1785 by Gen George Washington to the mayor and Common Council of this City, is the subject of litiga- tion at present in the Supreme Court Some time ago the case was tried before a Judge and jury, and verdict assessing the value of the letter at $2,O5O was rendered. From the judgement entered on this ver- dict an appeal was taken by the defend ants. The decision of the court was re- served.-M r. Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-23
American and Foreign Patents
R. H. EDDY.

R. Il. EDDY.
 OLICITOR OF PATENT 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 ot "A twenty years, co oatines to secure Patents in the United States also in Great Britain, Er1s1ce and other foreign countries. Caveats, for Wartdieens, Bonds, Assignments, and all pa
 Esq. of Philadelphia. on req six In New Marlboro Mass, Jan dna naue 'ur the Rev. c. c. Painter, MT. z oSSG,. ofIn. 3ht Wentworth of Falls Village, Cen dered lis-' Miss Elizabeth Hall, of New hnies hi "I Mass. No cards. remit. ny In this town, Jan. P, by the Eded in - Peck, assisted by Rev. W. s. Pe
 No Ageacy srr>n and Jennie --1ast,sfpertor facstes tor obtaining Patents, or ascertaning the patentability of inrcntiosas.
 During eight months the subscriber, in the course of his large practice, made on tuice re- ]ected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS eoery one of which was decided in his fauor by the Com missioner of Patents.
 TESTIMONIALS.
 1T regard MT. Eddy as one of the most capa- 63 and successful practitioners with whom have had afhcial intercourse. CHAS. MASON,"
 Commissioner of Patents "1 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ man more competent and trustscoTthy, and more capable of putting their applications in a form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent office. EDMUND BURKE
 Late Commissioner of Patents, |" MT. R. H. Eddy has made for me THIR- TEEN applications, in all, but ONE of which patents have been granted, and that one is nov pending. Such unmistakable proof of great tal- ent and ability on his part leads me to recon, mend auinventors 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.
 JOHN TAGHARI." ;" Boston. Jan. l. 1868 39-Iy
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|child six
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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-23

Belle Boyd has got divorce fron, her husband in New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-23

An Atlanta paper, learning that Sher- man lis the coming man, hopes he wont come that way again.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-23

Tom Hughes, of Rugby renown. is wri. ting a history of King Alfred.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-05-02
Burke's Weekly for. Boys and Girls.

hiF paper hPa alEseaqy establishea itself 6
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The Eclectic for NAV

Contains Embellishments, the Earl Of Albo,
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Stephens ON tile War.

W., would call attention to the notice in our
advertising columns. Of the Official History Of
the War by the late yiec-Prcsident of the
4 Confederate States. Tho distinguished posi-
sion md md high 5 reputation ti Il o IT, the author will
render it highly authentioIand interesting. AN
ngcnt is wanted. and the work will ceataiuly
meet with aready sale, for the reasons We
have smentiened. sli sEs
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Tho Baltimore Leader.

We have received the first number of thi
Il new Weekly, devoted to Literature, Politics
q and Domestic Economy. It's Literary Dc
4 partmelit is full Of good stories, and we'll draw,
pictures Of life and manners mn its politics Or,
strictly Conservative aru its ornst 1sstates1f
as commend m tito Southern patronage Il is
published bby the Lender Associat at ssoJE
per annnm. Addrcss 7,ie Leader 20 South
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. III r.
Orangeburg District Citation

By r. A. MoMICIIAEL Esq, Ordinary
WHEREAS, ". D. V.sJanissn. Comm, ,s;nnor o,,,. /,
Equity hath made suit to me to grant hiea Letters
Of Administration Of the Estate and effects of Geo.
I: Trick, deceased. ~ sst. 20 Il iJlfG9 .'ssSS,,
singular the kindred and creditors Of The mid
Geo. T. lricA, dec. that they Do and appear bsfJfs
me- in the Court of Ordinary, to be held at Orange
burg .. H. on the 18Th day OF May next, after
shew cause II any they have, why the said Ad.asis.
tration should not be granted sss7g -
Given under my hand This eighth day Of Aptaj
Ammo pemini, 1865.
II. a. AicMIClIAEL, o. O. H. @
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! : Il. Hoe & Co.,
New \ orlk and Boston, Mass.

13- Publishers -ofNcwspapers arc Mt liberty
to insert this advertisement displayed as above,
three times in their xcchlypa paper, uith tkis note,
bnt not ,oitho,n, any time previous to January
l, 1869, but no later, provided they purchase
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I The land We Love.

s'st Ths May number Of this valuable Southern
publication has been receiscdie In addition to
the other attractions, there handsomely
executed steel engraving Of the family Of Hon.
Jefferson Davis. This magazine deserves q
very extensive circulation throughout the
South. ,,r q
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-05-02

We beg TO eall the attention Of our Gust omers and
Friends to our New Stock, consisting of Staple and
and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes Hard
and Tin Ware, Groceries, Medicines, Crookery,
Satdlery, &C., which we selling very low for
CASH. .-g I fg5tf - ,ll{ 80 syt'p.
Wewill pay the Highest Market Price for Cotton
and all other Produce. Thankful for the liberal
Patronage heretofore, solicit continuance of
thelsame. WROTON s. STEADMAN.
mar 70 Pm
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!. COMM MERCIAL,
Report Of the Charleston Gotten Mar
ket for the Week E,,ling April so.

i.s:5s s y7n1rted tie Gs1,n,etNry Ne,es or
eaiw., WALTON: SMITH. COTTON FACTOR.
On Friday the Oath inst, our market opened with
n good demand and prices improved about &c. on
onr last weeks quotations., The demand on Satur-
day wis nctivc further advance in prices Of 0lc
mostly however on the lower grades. On Monday
the domnnd was good without change in prices
Tho market on Tuesday was very quiet, md buyers
manifested but little disposition to- operate. On
Wednesday the market was dull. and only a small
business done at a decline Of 2@1c, The markc.
on Thursday was quiet, with light sales, ut about
prices Of tho day before. The sales for the week
foot up sonc 5000 bales. We quote,
Low Middling 49,. .,......,........... 30C Bo4
Nlildling ........... =. ............... 8lG813
:, Strict Middling.. 80
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ARell,oYal!

The Office Of the Printers Circular and
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Gated at at SO Hudson Street, has been Renewed
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Orangehnsg District. .e"auoh.
v by p. A. 'McAIICHAEI ESQ, Ordinary.

Whercas, John 7. Jennings hath made suit to
me to grant him Letters Of Administration of, tho
Estate and effects of ID. l.. Bronson, deceased
These arc therefore to cite and admonis all and
singular the kindred and Creditors of the aaid
ID, l.. Bronson, deceased, that they be and appear
before me in the Court of Ordinary, to be held at
Ornngebnrg c. H., the 4th day of NAV
inst, nftcr publication hereof at IL o'clock in the
forenoon to s'ew cause If any they have why the
sad Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand this 18Th dny of April
Ammo Domini, 1863. p. a. McMICiIAEL
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE....

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Country Merchants, under tho Namc, STYLE and
Firm of "McNAM ARA & JONES'"
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New Advertisements.

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Sheriff Sales.

0AAVA aAAA - 6aASSa .4sl
by virtue OF sundry writs of Fl. fa., to me directed
will sell to the highest hidder. Mt OrangeburR
Court House, on tho .,frst, Monday in Nav
next for cash the following properly Viz:
One Tract Of Land containing 24s acres. moro or
less, in the Fork Of Edisto, east side Of Willow
swamp, waters of South Edsao River, bounded by
lands of James Moss on the east by lands of Joseph
Tanning, on tho south, and by lands of Joshua w.
!er James w. Reed and Felix Gregory on the vest.
Levied on as the property OF James wi Rsad ut the
siit Of '. D. Y. Jnmisen, Commissiessr. g,.iraa
i,a ALSO s. ra. 43gsa.IW
i Another Tract Of Land. containing s5e .ssaaA
more or less. Levied on the property NJ Wm q
aookhart. at the suit Of samuel Boiard, Ada' and
others. f5i;t4 .s ~ ',Ti-Es's,T-',
Another Tract cconiainng $50 acres, moro or less.
Levied on as the property Of the estate cf, Wm.T.
Reese, at the suit of Samuel Bozard, Admir-.
ft ALSO
All tho Right, Title and Interest OF W. A. Nc
Grew, in an undivided share of Goo acres OF land
more or less. Levied at the suit of L. c. Jones
andA August Kohn, Assignecs
One House and Lot containing one acre OF Land.
more @ or less situated in the Town Of Orangeburg,
ana known MS the Moselcy house. Levied on MS the
properly OF B +. Simmons for cost in tho cnsey of
jacob Cooner, ct. nj. ads Is. F. Simmons. -
ALSO
All the Right, Title and Interest Of Mrs. T. NJ.
A. Jenkins, Henry Jenkins, w. A. O'Cain: nj L.
Jcffers and james b. Porter, in one House and Lot
containing acres, mere or less. Levied ON at the
suit Of Rufus p. Antloy and Jno. TX, Dantisr.
sf ALSO in gfsit J8St
One Tract Of Land containing zoe acrcs. moro on
less. Levied as the property OF Charles Isl. hin.
neker, at the suit Of Chester N. Case survivor of
Case 6 i'nib aud G. N. Case s MA Dnll, surviving
Bull.
Sheriff Office, J.. w. II. DuKEs
Aprli y 1905. s. .. D.
apiiI III
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SATURDAY. MORN t,sfiAY 2, 1865

Meeting Of Democratic Club. ,t.
1T will be remembered that the elnext month
" meeting Of the Clubwill take place on Ion
q day next, when a ticket Tor District Officers
4 will be nominated A full meeting is desired.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

President, and Of their parolcd Confclcr-
ate friends ia the South,
Every Republican voter ia Vermont aud
Maine may also remember that the reao,
tion Of last year against the Congressional
policy has no more substantial meaning
or force than the reaction equal in degree
and amounD which was exhibited in 1868,
after Lincoln's Emancipation Proclama.
ton, The latter did not then save the
Democratic party from humiliating defeat
in 1864; the former viii do them no more
service this Fall.
The Republican party must hold its 10
,ition firmly, and move without hesitation
or any consciousness Of weakness upon
the cnemy's works, Its victory now is a.
necessary TO the salvation of the Republic
as il was in 1854. Then, under General
Grant, as a military leader, We propose to
conquer the rebellion, instead of surren'
dcring 70 il; now, under the same leader,
We propose 70 secure perfect peace and
reconciliation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

Our first act was a proposal 70 the
South TO abolish slavery by Cunstitu-
tional amendment. They accepted this !;
next We gave them other proposals TO come
back. Self-defense demanded great re-.
strietion should be placed upon these
States, They should have come back as
the prodigal son, not with,fre-brands and
threats as they did, numbering loyal men
black and white,
Mr., Woodbridge then made strong
appeal for the equal rights of black and
white. The Democrats claim that We
should have forthwith given these rcd
handed traitors all their old rights, and,
encouraged thereby, they rejected the
18th amendment. Then the question
came up, who are To vote in the process OF
reconstruction We claimed that the
traitors shouldn't, but that the loyal,
white and black, should. Had we not
allowed these black men to protect them.
selves by the ballot, we should have %
protect them by the bullet, and instead Of
one army of 1900, we would have had
one OF 100000. SO our plan was econom-
ical Mr. Woodbridge, in this connec-
ton, paid an eloquent tribute TO the
memory of that glorious old philanthro-
pist, Thaddeus Stevens.
In reply to all this'cry about the Con.
stitution, Mr.. Woodbridge claimed that
we could not 90 by the letter of the Con.
stitution any more than We could far TO
kill the man who attacks our life because
the ten commandments say Thou shalt
not kill
Now there is terrible Democratic
howl about the National Debt and Taxes
Since March, 1867, we have reduced taxa
ton 81 100000, and only some eight man
ufactured articles which are taxed, The
whole appropriation for the next year is
So, 100000, and for the Frecdmen's Bu-
reau IS, 900, 600; for the Navy SlS0O0,OO0
Prominent among the appropriations is
one of SiG000,000 for bountieS, and So
100000 for pensions - total expenses
Sl9S, 100000 tremendous decrease
from that of last year,
The speaker then subjected the Demo-
aratic platform to close picking to pieces,
and declared that Blair's Brodhead letter
was the real Democratic platform, He
contrasted the two platforms in every par
ticular, and Grants letter with Blair's
Brodhead letter - the former seeking
peace, the latter promising war.
Mr. Woodbridge's closing remarks were
especially eloquent, and his whole speech
gained the closest attention.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03
crlnont Items.

Mortified is favored with a pure
white swallow, which can be seen any
evening dying over the village in compa-
ny with his colorel friends.
An in-ieeling, for some time ex-
listing between the families of Cole and
Hatch III a town in Caledonia county,
eliminated on the | It'll inst, in an assault
upon Cole by Paschal Hatch. Cole was
quite severely injured about the head.
The Montpelier Journal says: The
theatre at the Mansfield House, Stowe, is
said To be quite attractive, The plays
are brought ont by the guests, under the
management OF Geo H. Bartlett OF Bos-
ton \ number OF excellent farces and
comedies have been brought out, but the
most exciting theatrical event this sum
mer was the production OLA comedy by
Irving Browne, Esq, of Troy, Y. Y, on
titled Our best Society. The work
was received with great enthusiasm, even
to the demanding Of second representa-
tion, by very intellectual and critical
audience, among whom were Coy. smith
and his family.
Mrs. French, an aged widow lady
living alone at South lIardwick village,
fell down cellar last Friday night about 6
o'clock, and was SO badly hurt as to be
unable to move, and was obliged to lie
till Il o'clock the next day, when She was
found ty ineighh3r She is in very
critical condition
DR. IIasllins, while cuttisg bushes on
his farm in West Dandy, found two
straight, sapling spruccs, two inches in
diameter, joined by ligament like the ST.
amese twins
Tho Good Templars' Union will meet
at Westield, Sept $, 1868, at 10 o'clock a.
m. All lodges of the county are request
ed to send delegates, supplied with credcn-
tials
On Tuesday evening last the Jail at
Chelsea was broken through and three
prisoners named Levi Pickett. Dana Full
Ter and Charles +. Tanner escaped there
FROM Sheriff Cleveland has promptly of
fered a reward Of 5000 for their apprehen-
sion, or $500 for the apprehension of eli
ther of them.
Capt +. w. Corey, formerly of the
Third Vermont Regiment, has been pro-
noted to a : 400 clerkship in the Post
Office Department at Washington.
"A destructive fire is raging on the
vest shore of Isle La Motto, destroying
woods and fences, and burning over mea.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

NoRTUFlEtn, Aug 90, lsds,
Editors ~ 2r Nrd'i;-lt may not he
amis, now. that 1.-The combat deopcns,"
for the readers Of the lIEBNn 10 know
that the Eastern portion /, not uumudfal
of the duties Of thc,hour, In TIL, town,
where the Star, and Stripe, have 50 often
waved in signal triumph over the dirty
rag of secession a, to almost preclude the
idea Of disloyalty, the spirit of rebellion
seems 10 have been warmed anew into a
life that requires to be met and trampled
out oi sight,
The Republicans have fully entered
into the spirit Of the contest, and having
selected Geo, II. Warner, Esq, as their
standard bearer. are now completely or
gained ior the coming struggle, Last
evening the Grant and Colfax Club were
addressed by Col Charles IL joyce, for
mcIly Of this, but now Of your town, who
Tor one hour and a-half, held a highly iu-
tclligcnt asscmblagc Of ladies and gentle
men, in marked silence, by his tones 81
imprisoned eloquencc and olcancss Of
thought, that showed him TO possess but
few equals and no supcrior~ among our
campaign speakers
Upon being introduced 10 the audience,
the Colonel at once entered upon tho re-
possibilities Of the party in the ensuing
election, enforced upon them 10y that
proud position which Vermont has attain
I'd when fearful issues were At stake and 50
strikingly illustrated in the famous order
Of the lamented Scdpewick, ",o put the
Ncrmoutcrs ahead and keep the files well
closed up"
The issues of the day were portrayed in
language Of remarkable pcrsricui,y, and
the leading features Of the two great par
ties were most deliberately defined and
held in contrast before his hearers; his
argument in favor of negro suffrage and
his argument in favor Of sustaining, I'M
tarishcd, the plightcd faith Of our govern
mcnt, cvinced depth Of thought that
plainly showed him to be fully equal 10
the position.
The Coils truthful description Of the
origin of the Seymour party-Springing
into existence with South Carolina multi
fcation in 1892, fully developing under
the shadow Of southern tyranny, and
finally eliminating in the most wicked
and gigantic rebellion the world ever saw
was received by nm enthusiastic audi.
ence with evidences Of intense sati,fac-
tion.
The speaker closed with most eloquent
and beautiful peroration upon the "old
flag" urgently appealing to the patriotism
of his hearers TO maintain, unsullicd, its
reputation, as the emblem Of truth, free
dom and justice, and invoking the bless
ing of High Heaven upon the efforts OF
those who would preserve inyiolahlc the
.faithof him who 10y a single stroke of his
pen removed the shacklcs from off four
millions of human beings, and fell, 10y the
foul hand Of the assassin, the first great
martyr to the cause Of universal American
liberty.
Next Monday evening the Hon. e. ".
Willard viii address the citizens Of the
town, preparatory to the beating Of the
long roll" ON the morrow, when. with
unbroken front, the Republican party pro-
pose to move upon the works Of the enc
my. NIB.