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A LII persons interested are hereby
IA notified that L. b. tircgg, Admin
istrator of the estate Of g. q. Gregg, de-
ceased has filed his application for
leave to resign the administration Of
said estate, together with an account of
final settlement, and an exhibit showing
the condition Of said estate said &C.
count Of final settlement will be audited
and examined for approval and allow
sncc at the August Term, 1865, OF me
Probate Court for Harrison county All
persons interested can appear at said
term Of the Court and contest said ae-
count for settlement il they sec proper
u. BLACKWELL, elk, G. & ~ e.
By & +. BoLLgs, ID. {.
July 81, 6s noo-St
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A. NJ. BAKER


Narasota, June l3, 1868
For several months past, have been
afflicted with rheumatism in my right
knee and suffering greatly thcreirom,
had tried various medicines but to no
effect At last, tried the treatment Of
DR. Simpson, who after three treatments,
relieved me entirely Of all the pain. |
cannot find language to express my
thanks for the relief Of my sutierings
Il. II. GIESfla
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NOTICE.

Tho Young Mems Conservative Club,
Of Harrison county, meets every satur'
day night at the Courthouse. All are
invited to attend, irrespective of color.
w W. HEARTSll.L, Pres Mt
n, W. GoLpnoLD, Scc'ry
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The New York Express calls For
ney " beaded but, If boot
leather were to do its duty, the sore
ness would be upon another part Of
his person. The Express also calls
him " long cared but, if the shears
Of justice we're to do their duty, he
wouldn't have an ear TIC his head.
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Nerdsofa, June 10, 1865.
! hereby certify that Dr. Simpson has
cured my eye, which has been effected
for sixteen years, and almost blind for
the last two years. A Cataract had
grown over the sight which Or. Simp-
son removed, and ! now can see on, Of
1t rs well as ever
AIfEN rANIOil
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Marshall Masonic
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THE Thirty-Ninth Session of this In
l stitute will commence on the Isl
Monday in September, ls6s, with an
able and efficient corps of Teachers
The coarse is as extensive and complete
a. any Female school in the Southern
country 1t is located in quiet
hsal,hfui, and cultivated community
and the expenses ms moderate AS any
school of the same grade in the United
States
T y WILSON, d. u. Prcst
Marshall, August II, '6s n3-it
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t~tAtY NOTICE.

n" - Y Nv TVTs'
TAKEN up by A 7 Thompson, and
! Estrayed before q, Il. Hill, J. T.
bay Mare, about 10 years old, 10
hands high, no brands or marks per
ceivablc Appraised at so
+ BLACKWELL, Clerk
BY G. 4. BoLLRs, ID c
July 81, '6s n-l3tf
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Issued August It'll, 1868.
s. q. ALEXANDER.
j. +. u II G. Beat No. 3 {,

Received IN Office August IL, 1868,
and executed the same day by delivering
in person true copy OF the same Tor pub.
LEGATION to r. W. Louehery, editor OF
the Texas Republican, newspaper pub
lished in Marshall. to be published Tor
three successive weeks, as required by
law.
y X. PERRY, Sheriff II. g.
BY JONI II. TURNER, Deputy.
August IL, n3-3l
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PROPOSED "CARrET- BADGERS y
Observation-Disclosures com
ment and no little feeling has been
excited to day, especially in Demo
cratic quarters, over the representa-
tons Of Southern Congressman that
it will DO decided by the reconstruct
ed State Legislatures that the said
Legislatures shall choose electors in
the same mode which South Carolina
exercised anterior TO the war. As
the present Legislatures are al! Re
publican the Democrats claim that
the people would have nc expression
of opinion in November unless new
Legislature was elected, with the
view Of choosing electors, and not
even then il they object to it.
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I. O. of II. M.

P N"8U AS'V0' wv y
MEETS every Wednesday evening,
at their wigwam, in the Masonic Female
Institute. brothers in good standing
are invited 10 attend
A. HARTRANFsr, sachem.
j. Il. CnAMnEgs, q. Of L.
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A LEADING SCHO !

y bS1Ites leU0eSAee.
"a l. Wards Seminary for Young
w. Ladies', has maintained for three
years a front rank among Literary In.
sti,u,ious 1t is now the LEADING
school. in the South in point Of mum.
bers and general facilities for both
thorough and ornamental EDUCATION.
Near 800 pupils have this year been
within It's walls
The boarding equals any private
table The building is magnificent
The Music, French, Classic, and Eng.
fish Departments, unsurpassed
Next Session opens september
Bird. 1898. Expenses less than any
first class school in the United states,
ranging from $500 to $3.50 per year.
Address,
Rev. ". u WARD, Principal,
Nashville, Tenn.
oy- Refer to the editor Of this paper.
June 70, s6s n47-'m
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Caddo Tribe No. 2,

MEETS every 'rhurday night at the
Masonic Hall, in Jefferson, Texas.
Il. +. PEARSON, Sashsm
LOUIS Vic Darcy, G. Of r.
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Re Ii. LINDSAY.
COTTON FACTOR
Com ercial Broker
Ta0lv,x BlOCk. Snrinx St,

SifHErE 20 r.. l. A..
CPECIAL attention given to eonsign.
- mcnts of Cotton, Wool, Hides, or
other Produce for sale here Liberal
advances made ON cousignmcn,s OF Cot
ton to J " Burbridge A Co, New
Orleans
ssay- Real Estate, Parish aud City
Bonds, bought and sold
july "A, '6s n3o-ly
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Window Glass.
CHOICE BEEF !

FOR SALE AT THE
NJ A II X T. TIL O l. s l.
I WOULD s&y to my friend. who de-
l sire Choice Beef, that ! an slauxh
tcrinx sous Of the most superior beeves
ever brought to this market and which
can be obtained every morning fresh At
the Markethousc. ! am selling DOT at
very low figures Only 6vo and sir
cents. ask share Of patronage
Call look and by, ye lovers Of choices
beef
Also for sale, some large, fine, isl
becyss, On foot -
Jsiy ~ lssa ao-x
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Amended Bankrupt Ball.

The following is the text Of &c
,mended bankrupt bill, as it went to
the President
Be Il enacted etc, That the pro-
visions Of the second clause of the
,h;rtv second section Of said act shall
not apply to the cases of proceedings
in bankruptcy commenced prior to
tho first day of January, 1869, and
tho time during which the operation
Of the provisions of said clause is
,c.,poncd shall DO extended until
aid first day of January, 1869.
And said ciautc is hereby so amend
cl as to read as fellows In all pro-
cecdings in bank, aptcy commenced
after the first Of January, 1869, no
discharge shall be granted to debtor
whose assets shall not be equal 10
80 per centum Of the claims proved
against his estate upon which he
.hall be liable as the principal debtor,
unless the assent in writing Of ma
iority in number aud value of his
creditors, to whom he shall have be.
come lisblo MS principal debtor and
who shall have proved their claims,
be filed in the case at or before the
time Of the hearing oithe application
for discharge.
Sec. 2. And ~ Il further enacted,
That said act be further amended as
follows The phrase " presented or
defended" in the fourteenth section
OF said act, shall road prosecute or
defended = the phrase " resident
debtors in line five, section twenty
two, Of the act as printed in the Stat
u,es at Large, shall read non-rcsi'
dent creditors j. ths. the word ".ci,
in the next to the last line % the
thirty>ninth section Of the act, shall
read and, that the phrase " section
thirteen" in the forty second section
of said act, shall read section
eleven !" and the phrase " or spends
any part thereof in gaming, in the
forty fourth section Of said act, shall
read or shall spend any part thereof
in gaming aud that the words
with the senior register, or and
the phrase to be delivered to the
register in the forty seventh section
of said act, to be stricken out.
Sec, 3. That the registers in
l.,L r,ot,,, sh,ll have nawcr IN nd
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Havkins Crssk Tribe No. 8.

Meets once wock at the Masonic
Hall, Mt Pine Tree, Upshur Co, Texas.
8, + WALKER, Sachem,
W II. PAYNE, G. Off.
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I. o. O. T..
John II. 0ibsop Ledge, No. IL,
- MEETS eSefy Monday night,
at their Hall, on Austin street
- Brothers in good standing are
Invited to attend
A. FRANKS, \ G
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Golden Rule Ancampment, No. Ii,
-, |. o. . Y meets al their Hall
on Austin street on the LIST and
ssd Thursday nights in each
month Brothers in good standing are
invited to attend
JOHN wlLER, G. =.
+. NAsSxpKLf., Scribe
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THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL,
Is now the Largest, Livest, and Cheap
est Democratic Newspaper published in
the Union
HAS
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Laying on Of Hands /!
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Col PHILIP STOCKTON, General
Agent for state OF Texas, Galveston.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27

shocking spectacle. Some of his wife's re- latiyes, in their excitement, would have lynched him on the spot, but better coun- sells prevailed, and he was arrested, and sent to Litchfeld jail to await the action of the Coroner's jury. There are various opinions about Belden's saneness. some thinking that he is crazy, and some that he is not. This is his second wife, each hay ing had children. MT. Belden was in comfortable circumstances, styled good neighbor, and was member of the Meth odist Church in good standing ng.-Tribune.
 [The statement that Belden has been brought to the jail in this place, is incor- rect.-ED.
 The cattle dealers of Litchfeld county must be on the lookout. It is customary to bring Western cattle to Amenia, New York, and drive them across into Connecti' cut. The Amenia Times of Tuesday says that a strange 11alady has broken out among the cattle, there, brought by the cat tie from abroad
 The attempt to form new gas company ] Ill Wlnsted has proved failure, and the old gas company has decided to go on and do the best it can
 The colored soldiers of Winchester and vicinity >helf a reunion at Greenwood's Park, on Thursday, and promenade con. cert ln the evening, all of which passed of with ectU.
 Mir. Spencer proposes balloon ex. cnrsion from Winsted, next month
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27
STATE ITEMS.

BLUE fishing is the rage at New London.
 NORWICH has bridge of sighs.
 FRUIT in the eastern part of the State is failure.
 THERE was fatal case of bilious cholera in Meriden, last Friday.
 Two new hotels are to be built at Watch Hill. -. <. r.. | THE Internal Revenue returns of the Third District, last month, were $12,O49.
 A BUGGY was stolen in Norwalk, last Fri day. .-' -..
 ELEVEN good sized sharks were caught al a single haul of 9 seine at Black Rock.
 GAS has been introduced into the cars on the New York and New Haven railroad, THE Grand Lodge of good Templars met at Bridgeport, last week. Miss Cushman, with a first class theatri- cal company, is to visit New Haven next month.
 Mss Anna Dickinson is spending few days with her brother in Westville A LABoRER on the Derby railroad stabbed three men with a knife, last week, and was finally shot by constable.
 BURGLARS were at work, last week, ir AIeriden, Branford, Ansonia, Norwalk, Dan. ielsonville New London, Hartford and New Haven.
 THERE is much objection to the Yale College plan of cutting down the old elms to make room for dormitories
 THE Hartford Live Stock Insurance Go. which, during the past twenty-two months has sustained losses amounting to $41O,OOO has been suspended. The capital of the Company is $150,O00, of which $1O0,OOC has been deposited with the Treasurer oi Connecticut, and $5O,OOO was kept by the Company for working capital. The $1OO,- 900 in the Treasurer's hands will be used by the Company for paying losses and un- earned premiums.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27
COUNTY ITEMS.

The county papers are almost bare of local news In the Sentinel we find the s1s- picion of an earthquake, from Colebrook- the certainty of choir fight, from New Milford. Even the Herald's Litchfield cor respondence fails to amuse us this week.
 WIFE MURDER IN SOUTH CANAAN.-Josh- ua Belden murdered his wife in South Ca naan on Tuesday last. Mrs. Belden, who is said to have been very worthy woman, rose as usual in the morning, and went out and milked their COW, and directed their son to put the animal in the pasture. She went directly back, and into the house, ana laid herself on the couch, not feeling well' as she had walked the day before to Can aan and back, distance of eight or nlne miles. While she lay on the lounge, faet net husband softly entered in his stocking 1eg' a from his sleeping chamber. and' gelag rn m- rectly to woodpile. got his ak, ana resu,d e4.uo
 ed to where his wife was lying, ana sIa haaJ a
 her three terrible blows on 1hg 4a n than
 crushing her skull at every blow. ta5 a5 'u5m for finished dressing himself, and startIo tt,a+ iU ba Falls Village, telling the people hoad ena0 h;s s had lost his soul. They did not neeu HI naS remarks as he has recently been la.nta ta p; p;s cnliar in his actians. He returned 5o HIS home after short time, and 1ouno ID ms ) neighborg collected, horror stricken at 1ne
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27
News Of the Week
FOREIGN.


 Grea! Britain. Thursday afternoon a terrible railroad accident occurred in Wales. passenger train was run into by an oil train. ..and seven persons were killed instant ly; a petroleum explosion followed the colli- sion killing eighteen more, and many be- sldes suffered serious injury. Both trains were burned up. The remains of 32 per sons were buried, Tuesday. report of Fenian attempt to assassi- nate the Queen, in Switzerland, proves to be false.
 A race between four English yachts and an American, came off on Tuesday. The latter was beaten. Aselected eleven of Eng glish cricketers are to come to this country, next month, and will play at cricket and base, in our cities,
 The Earl of Mayo has been appointed Governor General of India.
 France. The remaining elections for the Corps LegisIatif are postponed till next year.
 At review at Marseilles loud cries were raised by the spectators for peace. The Messrs Armans have become bank rupt, since the decision against them. The Pdtrie advises the submission of the Alabama claims to one of the great powers On Friday, the Lanteyne was again sup- pressed by the Police.
 Ge1many.-On Sunday, Count Bismarck was thrown from his horse and considera- bly, injured.
 The government is taking measures for the protection of emigrants during their passage to this country. HoHand. d.-Representatives from France, Holland, Belgium, Prussia and England have met at the Hague to secure an equal lZatlOn of duties on supar | Spd1n.-Ihe new Prime Minister is said to contemplate reduction of the army. abolition of certain taxes, and other admin istrative reforms.
 BMgM'id. d.-Another rebellion against Turkish authority is apprehended.
 Adla.-The cotton crop has suffered from heavy rains.
 The scientific gentlemen sent to observe the solar eclipse were favored with excel lent weather for their observations. Uruguay. The Allies met with a terri Die defeat 1n their assault on Humaita on the 10th ut. 5000 of the 10000 troops at lacking were either killed or wounded. DOMESTIC
 More Indian depredations are reported in Kansas
 1t appears that the Secretary of War is forbidden arming the Southern militia. by positive Congressional enactment.
 The bitterest political feeling prevails in Alabama. Democrats refuse to transact business of any kind with those who favor reconstruction
 The first bale of new cotton was received in Charleston, Saturday.
 The cattle plague has appeared just over State line, at Amenia and Millerton. The California election does not take place this year, in September, as generally stated, but in November.
 A collision occurred between the Atlanta police and some negroes, last week and three men were killed; negroes, of course. 1 The Massachusetts prohibitionists want to make that issue at the next election i Gen. Reynolds is endeavoring to sup press the disorders in Texas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27
NEW PRESTON.

The ssLake House" kept by Isaac Smith at Cheere Point is daily thronged with fishing parties. The fnny tribes are sought for by all the appliances of the pis- catorial art
 Smith and Burnham's twine factory has suspended operations for the present.
 Among the numerous stran gers in towe we notice Mir. Orlo Sperry and family from Ohio. Mir. H. S. Gillett is opening granite quarry in ''Hard Scrabble" or thereabouts
 Dea. Hatch has recently made visit to his daughter who was lately married and settled in Washingtonville N. Y.
 -G. c. Whittlesey commences his Fal Term on Monday Sept. 6th-
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27
FALLS VILLAGE.

On Tuesday morning, the 18th inst, MT. Joshua Belden, who has been insane fo1 some time, murdered his wife by striking her three times with an axe, as she was asleep on the lounge. He then left for the village-as he lived some three miles from here-and was arrested, but was pronoun ced by the physicians hopelessly insane and sent to the Asylum at Middletown Soon after he left the house, Mrs. Belde1 was discovered, unconscious, with the tor of her head cut open, and the back ane side crushed in. Every thing was done tt help alleviate her suffering, and to restore her to consciousness, but she fingered un til Friday, and died early in the morning They were both respectable people, and members of the M B. Church.