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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-19

NJOTICE il hereby given that the undersigned,
~ pursuant 10 IN order Of the Wayne Common
Pleas Court, January term, 1885, will sell 1t public
sale, the premises, the following described Real
Estate, situaSe in Wayne County, State Of Indsaa,
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Tilf Palladium.
RICHMOND, IND !, MARcH l9th, So. .
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

HtpUoltCAN SJAt6 HUME
SvyERSoR.
Col. CONRAD BAKER, OF Vanderbury.
LIEUIENANr GOVERNOR.
Coz. WILL CUMBACK, ofDccatur.
SECRETARY STATE.
DR.. MAX F. A. HOFFMAN,, of CRss.
AUDITOR STATE.
Major j. ID. EVANS, Of Hamilton.
TREASURES STATE.
Zen. NATHAN KIMBALL- of Martin. 2
cLsRK OF rHE suPREAE COURT. Ja@ 81
Capt. THEODORE W. McCOY, of Clarke.
CLERK TUE SUPREME COURT. 6fsfs
Col. JAMES II. BLACK. of Marion.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
DELANA L.. VILLA SON. of Putnam
SUPERINTENDENT or puBLIC INSTRUCTION..
BARNABAS G.. HOBBS, of wayne
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GEORGIA LOTTERY
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE STATE OF LOUIl IANA-FIFTH DIS FRICT
Court of New orleans-Mrs. A. last vs. Dr. A. L. East
her Husband-No. 1880
HEREBY certify, that on the I7th day OF
buaTy, 1868 Judgment was re- dered in tits court 10
the following tied suit in the words and figures following
on motion of Cotton Levy attorneys for the plaintiff in
demand and considering that the law and evidence are In IA
is sdudged and deereed that Judgment by default
herein entered the 18th instant be confirmed that
against the defendant augustus L. East her husband de
eng separation Of property between the said parties and
that said plaintiff do OF the def ndant the sum OF
SIX Thousand Nine Hundd and Eighty Cs695OJ Dollars,
with r from judicial demand tn defendant
pa, Of this suit aud that plaintiff be authorized to
administer her own separate paraphsrnai pro
JUDI ment rendered tn I7th Of February 1853
Judgment signed the 2lst Of February, l;6s ,-,,,,
Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereuno set my hsldi
9th day April in the year of Lord 1868 and he
A u. BERMUDY, Deputy Clerk,
ETAT DE La LoUIsIAYE-cIxoUIENE coUR DE
District de la Nouysue- Orleans-Madame A East vs. s
docteur A. L. East, son mariNo ls,gSO
IE, PAR LIE PRESENT CESTIFIE, que
affairs dams les mOts ct figures suivsn
voir:
dams shaire procedures
demand cunsiderant la o ct evidence
est sdjugee ct decretee que ugemsn par default
ne lie lieme eourant soft m4inenant eoahTmees gull aura
deeudat Augustus L. East mari decretent sepAra
dit defendant la somme de sesO por ant pour
defendant soft cOadamne tOus les tra
de la couf que Ia psinve autorisee administers
sa propriete sans Intervention du dit mari.
Jugement u lie u ievrter 1858.
(sgne) CHARLES BEAUMONT,
En- tsmoiRne ra alike ma main ayec lie sceau de Ia al
eour, dams IA vile De Ia Nouyee otiesns &c 9sme jou
douziere aimee De Tindepensence des tsts This
A. ID BERAUDY, Depute gresasr.
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CONsTABut'S SALES.

J. II. HARTE VS.. O. KIRwIS-sEcoSD JUSTICE OF
the Peace-NO
DY VIRTUE of three writs of 6erf facfae
ID 10 me Paris Chdres becsnd Justiee Of tbs
Pesce ] will proceed sell at bic auction on WEDNES-
DAY. the 18th day Of June 1868. at y O'Clock at tbs
Mercbants' and AucioDeers' Exchange. on Royal nelr
Canal street The following described property, tow-
TWO LOTS OF GROUND and the Improvements Their g
on the square comprsed vitha Common Drawer.
alvez and which IL designated No
Is on general by j. Pile surveyor, aad deposited In
the oiee DR. Mccoy, late notary public In this city
Said Il and ~ and as
follows Lot No Il IS ieet inch 'front.' on Oom-
BY 10 feet between parallel Ines Lot NO Y
measures 3 feet and I'D feet in cepth betwesn
par e lines Together with all the morovemsots thereon,
Consisting Of ore Dwelling house and tutbaldis g.
81 TERns-f be purchaser 70 assume the payment OF
mortgage 81 $1,000 due Bext October balance Cash In u b
Treasury Notes
II. @. PENNIMAN,
Constable
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CIKsT REMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
as THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The y per cent less fuel and bske bet
bread than other in This fact was
fairly and nconteahy proven the Mechsn
les Agricultural Fair Of New oresns 1865 and the St.
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city free Of charge
Also constantly hsnd large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Pstisrns Liberal advantages offered 70 hs trada
h HALLER, Agent.
No lss Tchoupisoulss street.
OrdsrsIe at boz No 60 Mschsnics and Dealers Exehange
l6e So Charles st the New Orleans Postones
WI receive prompt attention
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PHILIP LINER VS.. l. Won zINKEy.-No. 4isz.-
Second Justice Pesce.
DY WRITE of q writ Of heri faetas
ID di eefed BY Paris Cbdress Second Justice Of ns
Peace. Parish Of Orleans. will proceed g sell a. Paoi9
o'clock Phil Liners Stables on 0ravier street, near
One Saddle and Bddls '''--'
Seized In the above suit -.
II. q. PENEIMAf, Constaoia
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JOHN MUEROE 4 co. VS.. WILLIAM Z. MURPHY
Third District Court Of New OTeans-No. Is 792
DY VIRTUE Of N Writ OF FIert Facfas
ID to directed by the Honorable the Third District
Cont Of Orleans tbs 40 entitled SUIT Will
ces sell Public Auction at the Merchants and Auc
trnsers Exchange between Canal and Gus
ton hon the Second District Of this city,
MONDAY June 8 1868, At IL O'Clock NJ
POUR LOTS OF GROUND. togethsr with al the
rQhts privileges and advantages thereunto beongng
OF any wise spper sning stuste in toe town OF Beeve
In this parish bank Of Mssissipp
designated Lots NOS and TO- Of square no 10
bounced By Chestnut 0osseliu Decatur and De Armas
streets on plan By u II Pe late surveyor, the
18th September 1886 and deposited In the ocs OF A. q.
ORTIZ then osry public in this city, being the same
acquired by defendant from Robert Muir
ply the etste OF E. Hogan. psr act be
Cu,eer notary public in this city, dated 18th Of June
1883.
Seized In the shove suit
rS- TERxs-Cssh on the spot -
MI 22H Sheriff OF the Parish Of orleans
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A. OHAPsKY VS. T. G TUPPER-SIxrH DISTRICT
Court OF New Orleans-No q ,SS3
DY VIRTl II of n writ OF seizure and sale
ID dir by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
public auction the Merchants and AuctiOneers
change. Royal street between Canal and ustomhouse
he Second District of this city, SArU RDAY
3Oth of May 1865, at IL O'Clock NJ
ERTAlN VACANT PIECE OF GROUND. situated
Dsict Of this city Of New Orleans in the
bounded by Jackson Chestnut Josephine
mines forming the Of Jackson and Chest
nut streets and measuring hundred and twenty feet
and Of lots numbered two three four
and traction OF lot mber i've, plan drawn by Hugh
OR mt, late surveyor, the Both N arch. 1876.
Being the property which defendant acquired BY
chase from Vesry the hurcb Of the Holy Trinity,
10th day of March 1861 by act before Conmandeur
notary public in this city
1hs propery has been well filed up elevated is in the
most locaty OF the city fr residence and the
corner lot is suitable for a business house.
Seized in The above suit.
DH-TERNs-Cash on the spot -
APPS MIA 80 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN SECOND AND THIRD
OBSTACLES.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW CHARLES MAILLor.
No. S,7n.


AuCTlONEkk-Omce NO. 90 bienVle htroct.
THURSDAY, May Ell, 1s0s, at 1e o'clock
Il NJ, Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchsnge,
ROYAL street. between Canal and Customhouse streets by
viTtue Of order from the Honorable John W. Thomas
Judge II the Sscobd District Court of New Orleans dated
April Is 1863 public auction following described real
estate will sold, Wis
ond District Of this city, in the square bounded by Burgundy
Hospital Rampant and UrsuliDes streets, beginning AZ IS
feet IRON said Hospital street and measuring French
p feet said Burgundy street, BY depth OF
opening 10 inches distance Of fifty eet from Bur.
gundy the size towards said Hospital street, and
having p feet 10 niche. wide unto the ue To-
gether with all the buildings aud improvements thereon
consisting in Brick House and other dependencies.
THREE CERTAIN LIts OF GROUND. situated
in the suburb Margny Third District designated by the
Nos G. a. IL. in sQu-re No 20 plan drawn BY j.
Pile city GATED June Is 1880 and deOos In the
archives Of Chas Jann then notary public, measuring
folio
Lot No 60 front street. by 100
fee in oepth.
Lot Ne front Annette street. by 100
In depth and front Liberal street.
No H. Of irregular dmensTns, forms the Of sc.
Bernard Liberal Streets with the exception Of much
lot has tah en- by the eIpaly No. for
the opening Of st. Bernard avenue.
S-TERMs-Cash IN U. =. Treasury Notes:
ae With u 3 Internsl Revenue Stamps attached,
before Notary Public at purchasers exp,- Sc.
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.PRoPOs AIS,
FOR WOOD.
OFFIcE M cuTFF or ARTERNA sTFR

OFFICE OF CHTEF QUARTERMAsTER,)
Firm MILITARY DISTRICT Z
New ORR ans. La May g 1858.
Sealed Proposals invited and viii be received at this
Office until u WEDNESDAY the 18th instant fer the de-
livery Fort Pike Louisiana Of such quantities Of WOOD
may be required for commeneg on the 10Th day
Of May, 1865
to the best quality OF hard wood oak ash
2S feet the cord and TO be delivered monthly In
quaint ties may be required
Bids will be opened at the time above stated and bidders
H. vteo to be present.
The United sses the right to reject any or all
bids
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Wood" and
addT ssed to the undersigned.
Brevet Brig. Gen. aud Chief Quartermaster,
Fit1 Military District.
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PROPOSALS.
rosALs....,....,.,..,......rRorosALs
FOR HAULING
oFfIcE oF CHIEF ouARTERNAsrER.

OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,l
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans. La Ma 9, 1858
Sealed Proposals invited will be received this
Office until IL FRIDAY, the fifteenth instant for the
transportation in this city Of all Quartemaster and Commits
ssry by floats suitable for tbs purpose
Bids will specify the rates proposed for hauling Hay per
bale; Grain eack iron and lrOnwsre 100 pounds
Barrels and Boxes Of Miscellaneous Stores per 100 pounds
Clio hing and Army Equipments Boxes or Barrels per
cubic FOOT Wood ger eod Goal per barrel Lumber per
leo feet Boxes Rarres and Terces Of Pork pes ADD
con cubic loot Barrels of FsuT Corn ssa Rice and
per cubic Hard Bread box, and Miscellaneous
Comu issay Stores per 100 poundor the distance of
quarter Of mile and additional rates for each square
cesoiDg that distance.
Freight to be loaded and unoa5ed by the
such be designated by the Qusrterm ,ster and
Con missary apartments
The will be made for less at the discretion
of the Chief QuaTtermaster
Ihe ability Of The bidder to fulfill his agreement must be
by two responsible who must be sasia
tory this Office.
Bid will opened the above ptcihed and bidders
vted to be present
No bid viii that not accompanied with the
guarantee hereihbefore mentioned
The United States the right to reject any or all
BIDS.
BIDS must be Endorsed Pro- osals for Hauling" and
addressed 10 the undersigned - -
Brevet Brig Gen. and Chief Quartermasier,
Fifth Military District.
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EOR sALE-REAL EsrATE-sEvERAL bun
and Sugar Plantations located IN the pest
portions Of he Gotten and growing ssieS Also ce
aens Orange Orchards and large bodies Of ysinsoe
timber also large variety Of City and suburban
Property improved and unnpOved In the TORN o.
building lots and favorable terms rsrtiet
b ne 20 invest DO well 70 and examine our Proper
ties Nh er Gard Ks. Estate Agssts, No IS Csondslst
New
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PhorosALs.....,..:...:........rRorosALs.
FOR SHINGLES.
PROPOSALS.

.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERMASTER,l
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, May g. 1853.
Sealed Proposals invited and win be received this
Office until In THURSDAY the l4th Instant for the dev
in this city Of
10000 split Cypress SHINGLES eighteen inches long
Also
For delivery at Fort Pike Louisiana, of
so coo SHINGLES Of same DISCRETION.
Delivery be made within twenty 20 days from date Of
acceptance Of proposal
Bids w be st the time above stated and bidders
invited TO be present.
The United States the right to reject any or all
bids.
Proposals must be indorsed proposals for Shingles
and addressed to the undersigned.
OHAS. H. TOMPKGNS.
Breyet Brig Gen ana Chief Quarterma-ter,
Firth Military District.
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JOHN MUNROE a co VS. ROBERT MURrHY-THIRD
District Court Of New Urleans-No. 25,7lS.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of nerf faeias'
- directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
Of New Orleans In the above entitled proceed to
Exchange Royal ,treet Canal Customh1 use
Streets the Second District Of this city, MONDAY,
June s. 1868 at IL oek the following described pro
l. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, together with
ali rights prve snd advantages thrreunto be-
longing any pertaining situate in the town Of
Beiey e In this parish the right bans Of the Mississippi
river snd dss grated plan drawn by X Pile late
surv yor deposited In the Office Of q Ainswortu late
public O this city, september l8 1876. No
H. pfissd within GOssein Jacks Chestnut and ar
ket beng the property acquired BY defend
hitney and Others act dated the hrst Of
June I847 before said late BOta A. O. AinswOrth
2 TIN LOTS OF GkOUND together with al the rights
ways privileges and advantages thsreuntO belonging In
apperainng stu In the town 81 Beeytle
ths parish designated the above mentioned plan from
No Is TO 81 sciusve OF square No l6 comprised within
Homer, Chestnut Newton and lmire streets.
g. 1WO LOIS OF GROUND, together with AL the rights,
privileges and advantages tn to be Ongng ia
any aiming Situate IN tbs " Beileye
Aforesaid De gnaied the plan above referred 81 Lots
Nos 20 and27 Of No comprised within Eliza 81
nj ytlina and Chestnut streets
Tie above twelve lots having been ecqued BY the said
defend Mt from Man e Elliott act passed before
Cairo notary public in this city, dated December
8, 1853
Seized in the above suit
BE- TKRMs-Cash On the spot. -
my722Je7 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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NoTICE..'''''.''''.'... ..:''.''''.'.'..'''NoriCh
CENTRAL WHARF, PASS CHRISTIAN
NOTICE.

TIE Central Wharf nearly new furnished with comfortable
reception rooms Sheds offers comfort
and ion to egat and baggage superior
10 others the Pass.
TIE rates WharaQe the charged prior % the
wa ard accordance With the Corporation Ordinance
Barrels a. ur, etc only scents casks &c., hhds SIC
attached 10 the VIII ART in readiness al
All times for the Of and freight at ordinance
rates 2c 81 Obaggsge freight will be deli geed BY
me unless their orders to that effect
will be delivered sunday srnings TO O'Clock
Pershabe articles called for due time will be disposed
Of % cover charges
Freight and wharfage bills are due when called for.
An transient freight and baggage cash on delivery.
No goods delivers TO delnquents until paid for.
Ia connection with the Wharf have established Lumber
YARD prepared sell ard deliver description in
quantities Wood and Shingles Contracts mao
for srde delivered the beach VII sr
The ard friends Of the Central Wharf rest
sDred every end-svOr will be usef TO promote their interest
ar co tort and they will appreciate eorts ard
attribute 70 the sdysneementof our interests
and accordance with the times. Considering freghts
the boats cash trust shippers and eonsgnees yin
meet bills eheerfully. SIMEON TOBY
Pass Christ an. April Is, lSCS
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SUGARS,
CIGARS

10 hhds., 100 bbis Chosce Deuersra Charmed
DO hhds MuscOvsdo, orocers' Styles
90 hhds Loursiana Fair to Prime;
For sale In lots 10 suit the trade By
CELEBRATE. HENDERSON 60,
Peters street, corner Canal.
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all M I!

SARAH ANN AcsTAY VS.. sTtPHEN r. DYER, HER
Husband-Third District Court Of New Oreans-No 23.olL
DIV VIRTUE of writ of nerf fnci az
ID to directed by the Honorable the Third District
Court Of New Orleans in the shove entdled will
to sell public auction a. the Merchants and Auc
toneers Exchange Roy street. between Canal aud custom
in the Second District OF tbs CT MON
DAY. May IS 1865 st IL O'Clock the following described
property viz:
the rights. privileges appurtenances thereto be
longing in wise appertanng situate In the parish OF
OresD the right ank Of the Mississippi river in the
square bounded by yer Peter tx and Gossein stree
end measuring rs feet front Olivier street by LOO feet II
deplh portion round being composed Of Lots Nos
and and the half of Lot No g. in Square Ne plan
by DHemcourt Surveyor, dated April IS 1883 and
deposited In the Office OF A. hapea late notary public In
this city, q plan No &C. Of Book of Plans No. 2
Which said acquired by Catherine L. Suther
lend h Peter Mseke BY act Of donation PISSED before
Shannon Notary ofths city the 18th day Of june
1866 subsequently tow the 9th day OF April 1857
acquired defendant stephen Dyer act passed
before said Notary Wg. Shannon
Seized in the above suit
GEORGE W AVERY.
a24 my9 % Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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CITY AND coUSrkr PROPERTY
FOR SALE By GREEN ELDER REAL Is
TATE AGENTS q COMMERCIAL PLACE.
$50 Squares and 1000 New Orleans Algier Carroll
ton jefferson City, $50 Dwellings and Stores Of various
prices IS summer RESIDENCES the Gull and Lake 50
Yarns and Residences the railroads. O Sugar and Cotton
Plantations; 00l0 acres Of nnimproyed lands.
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SUCCESSION OF oLAIRcNE vAsNIER-So. 1881

By @. DE FFRIET,
Once No So Bienviile street
THURSDAY, May 21<t. 1865, at ~
Il O'Clock at the Merchants and Au ti0neers' Ex-
change, yal street, Canal streets
BY Public AucaoD by virtue OF orde from the Hon john
W Tn Judge Of the second District Court Of
leans, dated April tn, 1868 will be % d.
LoT OF GROUND 9Th the buildings and improve
thereon, 81 in the third District
the bounded by Casacalvo Spain
.eets measuring 80 street BY % feet
depth The buildings and improvements
slated roof building built in the portion Of the
also, PRIV, eistern, etc
2. ANOTHEk Lot OF GROUND. situate in the same
District the above In the b9undsd by rquhar
Vaudeville, 6rod and Soain streets, Is
Il ches Urquhart street, by leo ieet inch and
depth.
ihe whole according to plans made BY O. A De Armas.
Civil fnRineer ana surveS dated April 18TH 1868
D8 TEKNsOne half cash, aud the balance credit Of
and month"; In secured by special mortgage
vendors divided into and per
from the day sale until
the buildings be kept insured The policy
ferrtd the and In Of suit the
purchaser will be requir 70 i've cent attorney
commissions the amount recovered, which will likewise be
secured BY mortgage
Acts with u 8. Internal Revtnus stsmos attached
before Octave De Armas Notary Public at purchasers
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CNKNEsT TURPIN. wHoLEsALE MANUFAC-
Il Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate, Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds Rock Candy Jujube Paste Gum
Drops and Syrups BY steam Importer Of French OTna
phns Decorated Toys cOssaques Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands Bouquets Ca Fancy Boxe for Christ
mas New Year Presents Cornucopas Ne. IS
Old Levee between St Louis and Cont streets New
Orieans La
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II HEAss a MAYO
IN SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE KNEAsSJ
Removed from No Magazine street,
Manufacturers of saddlery and Harness,
-InPoRTxRs
sADDLERY, HARDWARE Betting, PACKING AND
HOSE, ETC, ETC,
Nos sTehoupitoulas and Lsvee, and As IS and 50
Common streets.
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"A. Successor 70 Rousset yoorhiesJ
Importer and Dealer in Foreign aud Domestic
Hard~ are, Cutlery. Guns. Powder, shot and
Gaps, FIshisg Tackle,
No T.........O OLD LEvEE STREET. II
Opposi,e the Custom House. New Orleans
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DETER ROSS,
BUILDER
Returns citizens Of Sew Orleans for their patron
age 20 he has made extensive sddstoDt
70 his Workshops and introduced several woodworking ma
ches which viii enable him to attend promptly 70 any bus
in his line
shops and once Prysns and wsshin Streets
hsehanicsi Exchange. box No l
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DoUsLAs.
KNGRAvER AND LITHoGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp Street,
ADJOINING LAprEg ENTRANCE CITY HorE

ustrs and welding Cards engraved m ne most slsxan
manner Business Cards. Account SALES Cotton, Bnls La
Sing Chsck Invoices and Circular LISTERS etc, Tho
grsphsd Seals, Canscllns stsnps Deer Plstss, etc
Inisisls Embossed fspH ~ Ravslepa wITHouS
cHAEGE YoR DIE
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-06-25
MORRIS.

A quiet little farming community like ours, furnishes very little of accident o1
 incident, worthy place in county paper
 put an occasional communication to serve as reminder that we still exist, and have not forgotten all those maternal relations which once existed between us and old
 Atchfield, toacn-aOise, may not be amiss. l will just allude to the recent religious in terest which has not yet subsided:
 There have been large number of hopeful conversions, protesting christians have renewed their covenant obligations, and backsliders have confessed many things which might be considered as substantia- ting the doctrine of falling from grace. In addition to the ordinary meetings, there is meeting of inquiry, and young peoples meeting, which are held weekly, and an ef- fort is being made to organize Young Mems Christian Association. The season thus far, has been noted for it's religious interest, and the unusual pighting of con- nublal affection. During the 1st week of June. five marriages were consummated,
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-06-25
WOLCOTTVILLE.

The Adventists have commenced holdino public services in the old Masonic Hall. Rev H. l.. Hastings of Boston preached on Sunday. Their new church at Wrightyille has recently been dedicated.
 -Messrs. F. l.. Hungerford, E. M.Judd and l., T. Wooster have been chosen as delegates to the National Young Men s Christian Association, to be held in Detroit commencing the 24th.
 - The spire of the new Congregational church is up and looks we'll.
 - Main Street is still blockaded by the unfinished sewer.
 Munson and Langdon have sold out their Boot and Shoe business to Col. A. G. Brady. Mr.. Munson continues as Manager of the business.
 The ladies of the Methodist Church will hold strawberry festival in Wadh ans Hall, Friday eve, July ad, and will contin- ue it through the 4th. Strawberries and cream will be furnished in abundance, cake and lemonade will be served s'on demand"
 There is some talk of celebrating the 4th in due form, but nothing definite has as yet been determined upon.