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NUMBER 816-NEW SERIES, : it* ci -x^. • ifJiv, WOLUME XLVI—NUMBER 35 lilvV.« <-. ' ' ' Swflr&tv, NORWALK, CONN., "TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1863. •c'r'ro •-•:?•

* ^NORWALK GAZETTE. D. PRITCHABD, M. D., jv *>*«,#•!•» /.'iVidptaf, i'w * tifully decorated with a profusion of flow­ Commander George W. Rodg WAR NEWS OF THE WEEK. &c., have fallen in. The guns are all dis- Death of the Wife of Admi A": A I7UBSERT SONG. , ; i ers, for which we are desired to return era U.S. H. dismounted. One private killed. ral Foote. IN •d-yr • OFFICE GAZETTE BUILDING., Physician and Snrgeon, Bine, ting 11 wi»h I were a primrose— thanks to tbe fair donors. The men had The late news from Charleston brings ... Tuesdayf— On Saturday the land batteries opened The death of Admiral Foote has beei Villi A bright yellow primrose, blooming in the spring! from south to north, and the monitors A.H.BYINQTON& CO. - ^ : us the sad intelligence of the death of The Governor of Alabama recom­ speedily followed by that of his widow Residence next door to Ruggles' Store,' , ( The stooping boughi above me, 54 : ,•! all they wanted to eat and drink and from east to west, coming close up. The H. BYINGTON, J. B. ELM, 6. N; ELLS. 1 Commodore George W. Rodgers, late mends the Legislature to pass a law com­ which occurred at her father's residence .ji'yA-rn'-' 'V-'. . The wandering beeto lore me, enough to spare for nearly another regi­ fire was very damaging. The east wall ®CH:: •j-Ui -,VWMS( MAIN STREET,*" ^ J The fern and moss to creep acroiB, - >'i Commander of the Catskill, who wasi n- prising within military dnty all between last evening. She has been ill ever sine* Advertising Rates. . And tke elm-tree for our king 1 £. ment. The mayor, Aldermen, and Com­ 16 and 60 years of age, including L per­ was cracked and breached and the shot .One Square, one inBertlon, ^,} $1 00 :.J,' SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. || mon Council and many of our private cit­ stantly killed by a portion of the interior sons of foreign birth as well as natives. swept through the fi>rt. the decease of the Admiral, bnt only < two insertions, NIFRI ^MIMI 35 Nay, stay 11 wish I wjere ui elm-tree-' ^ f *'• A shell bursted, wounding Lieut. Boy- •Jo three insertions, £.>.j. ... 1 60 A great lofty elm-tree, with green leaves gay t izens will receive the thanks of the sol­ lining of the pilot honse,which was knock­ The State Senate once more pledged few days ago she was able to take th< ft one month, ?*...... '; •"*" 1 J® leston on Saturday, and also, Col. Rhett two months, sattr^JjaS'* W M>: The wind would set them dancing, diers and their friends for the warm and ed off and violently hurled against him that last man, and voted never to yield— air in her carriage.—New Haven Courierj! tnree months, , , ' 4 00 War Claims. The sun and moenshine glance in, ~ ~ never—never—until independence was se­ Capt. Flemming, Lieuts. Scanlan and six months, "-•' " ' ^ 700 And birds would house among the boughs, : ;<1 generous reception given the regiment. by a shot from Fort Wagner, at the Fickling. The fort is now a ruin. Col. Thursday. •#.. one year—with paper i-v 15 00 HE undersigned, through the agency of And sweetly sing t same timn killing Paymaster Woodbury, cured. They also voted that the people , , 9 t /.ill; Two Squares, one year—with paper, '' '• " 95 0b reliable friends in Washington, is pre­ ,?i-.:i.h<• Six hundred and fifty men of this reg­ and the army had lost confidence in Pem- Rhett is ordered with his brave garrison Bach additional Square, per year, rh 8 00 T : to hold his post even as a forlorn hope, ONNECTICUT ICK AND WouNMn OL ; One half column, one year, 40 00 pared to secure Bounty Money, Back Pay, Oh, no! I wish I were a robii—" iment return to us. of the vessel, who was standing beside berton and Holmes, and tbat a change in C S S . .ONE Golumn, one year, " * '• ? ;L'-' _ '5 OD Pensions, and claims of all kinds against tne A robin or a little wren, everywhere to go, :v Commander Rodgers. At the time of his till he is relieved or the place taken. On DIERS.—Governor Buckingham has snol ' Fifteen lines, or 100 words,make a square.^ Fraction Government. Charge for collecting .from Through forrest, field or garden ; ^ Thirty of them are sick or wounded their commands was imperatively deman­ ded. The Augusta Age smoothes over Saturday, at Wagner, a lieutenant and ceeded in completing arrangements foif two to five per cent No charge will be ht«v And ask no leave or pardon, '• and were conveyed to the Hospital last death he was acting Fleet Captain to Ad­ • Yjea: the wholesale desertions from Johnston's fonr men of the siege train was wounded. fii '•• T«arly made for advice given in relation to claims, Till winter comes, with icy thumbs, miral Dahlgren. In the demise of Com­ On Sunday the brave Col. Getillard having sick and wounded soldien of out p kt' \ plated at the time of contract.. and no fee charged unless the claim is col­ To ruffle up our wing! n* ^ , evening. The 1st Assistant Snrgeon, army by saying that the Mississippi boys 1 |Mr" These terms will he inflexibly adhered to.. lected. JOSEPH W. WILSON. i mander Rodgers the navy has lost one of lost his life. It is said to day that there Connecticut regiments brought home and| Well, tell! Where shall I fly to ? Geo. Benedict, was left sick at Cleveland only stopped to see their families and are Aug. 22, 1862. its most valued officers, and a host of now all coming back. The defeat of are 23 vessels inside the bar, including cared for, instead of being left to the mer-r Where to go to sleep In the dark wood or dell? ; The following a^^ na^y|t|e the Ironsides and the monitors, and 13 Before a day was over, ^ si _ friends have also lost a companion whose Shorter for Governor of Alabama, net­ cies of scattered hospitals in which thej| [ifc cers returned : ut- .'>* ou c.'w 1 more ontside. J BUSINESS DIRECTORY. •bss& •i ?i Home must come the rover, -/ place cannot be easily filled. George W tles the secessionists; Mr. Watts, the may happen to fall. Officers in Connec-I NORWALK, CONN. For mother's kiss, sweeter this ^ Gen. Gilmore sent communication at Lieut.-Col. C. W. Worden. j Governor elect, was a Union Whig, and II o'clock on Sunday, giving notice that ticnt regiments are ordered to report to- 'WorwalkPost O E. S. Brewster, Proprietor. Than any other thing XA.ilingham, Quartermaster, C. W. Hall. Rodgers was born in New York State, it is evident that his triumph squints HIS House, having been renovated and but was a citizen of Connecticut, from at 11 o'clock to-morrow he would open the adjutant General the names of sick or| wmii CLOSE. improved, is now open for the reception Major, D. H. Miller. strongly toward the old flag. The Rich­ T c Cheer. u mond Whig wants Davis to send word fire on Charleston, and that in the mean­ wounded soldiers left on the road or in! West 7.30 A. M.—2.30 P. M. of permanent or transient boarders, and will •ih >1^ -y Adjutant, J. H. Whiting. ' which State he was appointed in 1863. time non-combatants could go out of tbe : ' Xast 8.30 A. M.—5.00 P. M. be kept as & first class Hotel. This Hotel is BT ALICE CABT. Surgeon, W. H. Trowbiidge. He entered the naval service on the 30 th to Seymour that he is willing to talk hospital, in accordance with this plan. | ; Danbury & Norwalk Railroad 8.50 A. M. very pleasantly situated in one ot the most Seek to be patient in distress, Second Assistant Surgeon, George O. over re-nnion ; the Copperheads will Cityjv^K^ ;f i. ; ..«s».. We»ton, Redding and Redding Ridge, Tiies- beautiful towns on Long Island Sound, and The weariest night at last must close; of April af the same year. His first or ————— j ^ } vi>+;:Lyl,.; days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 12 M. Dalton. v^« compel an armistice, and then the South J^The whole matter in regard to the| is especially attractive for Summer Board­ Tears are akin to happiness, den were to the sloop of-war Boston, can talk as long as they please ; mean­ f^;. Thursday. MAILS DUB. ers. The thorn is neighbored by the rose. [ ; COMPANY National Cemetery at Gettysburg,. fori r !i Commandant B. Dnnday, attached to the A. letter from Winchester, Tenn., after ; West 9.10 A. M.—6.CC P. M. i" ! The Proprietor would assure the public, Second Lieutenant, Bronson. » ' . time an alliance with France can be made the interment of the gallant dead who| that it will be his cohstant endeavor to The love tbat keeps the buried flower by granting exclusive privileges, and then describing the progress of Rosecran's ar­ East8.20 A. M.—3.30P.I < ^CompanyB. West India squadron, under Commodore my up to the 18th inst, says : "Critten­ fell in the terrible battles there has been! Danbury & Norwalk Railroad 8.00 A. M. keep his house in such a style, as will ensure Safe from the winter's stormy breath, the North, Copperheads and all, may go satisfaction to all. Can guard us through each evil hour. Capt. J. H. Jenkins. A. J. Dallas. ( den's Corps moved eastward to feel the POST OFFICE HOUBS. •teiiv? to the devil. The same paper raves as arranged. About fonrteen acres of Iand,| And lead ns safe to life, through deatb. COMPANY C. In 1858 he was attached to the frigate strength of the enemy, and with the in­ From 7.00 A. M. to 8.00 P. M. si i usual abont the impossibility of subjuga­ fronting on the Baltimore turnpiae and? Hoofing. 2d Lieut. Geo. Bronson. Constellation, also on the West India sta­ tion and the still greater impossibility of tention of crossing the mountains to the CHARLES OLMSTEAD, P. U. ! FIFTY TEARS. north and east of Chattanooga, crossing Taney town road, embracing the highest; HE subscriber is prepared to furnish par­ COMPANY D tion. On his return to the United States snbmission—basing the latter npon the point on the Cemetery Hill, have been, T ties building, with Warren's superior For the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Clan of 1st Lieut. Nichols. ^ intensity of Southern hate for Yankees. the Tennessee River at a ford some 30 Dr. J. J. WALLACE^ he was granted a leave of absence nntil miles above Chattanooga. The crossing purchased by the State of Pennsylvania. FELT AND CEMENT ROOFING. Williams College which was Graduated 2d Lieut. Plumb. ;.v, John Mitchael, the renegade Irishman, This article of Roofing is in use upon the in 1818. ^ the following year, when he was ordered safely effected, Crittenden will swing into Other States have been invited to co-| •# HOH4EOPATH1ST, COMPANYE,^ • '£:p editor of The Examiner is "firing the Norwalk Lock Company's Building, and at, IT vuui mam BKTANT. ^ to the frigate Brandywine, on the Medi­ the rear of Chattanooga, and, if possi­ Capt. E. Northrop. pis. IIS Southern heart" in his exaggerated style, operate in fhe removal of the soldier ^ Office at Dr. Moody's late Residence,^ Lounsbury, Bissell & Co s, where it gives en­ Long since, a gallant youthful company ble,take that place. The intention is to tire satisfaction, and is believed to be the 1st Lieut. Bates. >.. >"-• • terranean station. In 1842 he was at cracking his pen over the heads of Reb­ dead to these grounds. The arrange­ Went from these learned shades. ThehandofTime .rtffclJStj strike that point offensively at the same cheapest as well as the best roofing in use.— 2d Lieut. John Main. ^ the Naval School in Philadelphia, where els mnch as if they were "fat niggers,' to ments for plotting the grounds prepare-:; WEST AVENUE, IWRR-^/ All orders will receive prompt attention. , Bath scored, cpon the perishing works of man. be flogged. One of the papen, in speak­ time that Burnside attacks Buckner at The years of half a century since that day. OMPANY F. •fit i > tf88 C. W. LOCKWOODi I C he was making himself proficient in his ing of the Day of Fasting and Prayer, Knoxville. This will at once prevent tory to the removal of the dead are, I NORWALK, CONN. Forth to the world they went in hope, but some Capt. David T. Johnson. 1.-.HI Pi­ Buckner from receiving any re-enforce- N. B.—All orders left at the store ot JL studies for the purpose of passing as a says the people cannot be surprised that making as rapidly as possible, j L ^ Fell at the threshold, some in mid career ments, and also, if not captnred, greatly Slate at Mr. Frank Nash's Store, South Morehouse, Main street, will be promptly at­ Sank down, and soma who bring their frosty brows, COMPANY G passed, midshipman. Having received the Southern Confederacy is in trouble— tended to, Inquiries freely answered. , 2d Lieut. Geo. Qninn. e endanger his retreat, for it will be impos­ Norwalk. A living register Af change, are here, his commission as a passed midshipman they have been to wicked, and" unless ye THE NINTH REGIMENT.—A letter from | And from the spot where on«e they conned the ^ COMPANY H"' sible to retreat toward Bragg. Mean­ in 1843, he was, ordered to the sloop of repent ye cannot be saved." A little the Ninth C. says that the men who| NEW FURNISHING STORE, words 1st Lieut. Betts. ; « f'-' less money-making and a considerable while if Crittenden succeeds well in his V. 1 Written by sages of the elder time, • war Saratoga, then attached to the efforts npon Chattanooga he will not need SP IN JAMES NEW BUILDING, v , J ii more prayer are respectfully looked for. all were Democrats, have seen slavery in| took back on flfty years. I^rge space are they fi Comply I. '" "" '' - re-enforcements, Thomas and McCook HAPWARrisTpAINT STORE, '^!i; Wiiier Street, NorwaBb. i» Of life's brief term, those fifty years; they join gist Lieut. H. MiddlebrookF^ squadron on the coast of Africa. He re­ As a specimen of "Yankee villiany," a all its beanty, and are now abolitionists.| Its ruddy mornings to the paler light will move.rapidly upon Rome, Ga. Twen­ Z" Blain Street, ] HAVE at my Store in Norwalk the largest - "'^Four soldiers of the regiment died on mained in her dnring the crnise, and on Florida paper says that the Unionists en­ They never appreciated before the digni- f assortmentof „i Of Its declining hours. In fifty years tered the harbor of New Smyrna, and ty days from this time, If I mistake not ; : f Opposite I. H. Campell's Confectionery, I As many generations of ewth's fiowera A the passage, viz : bis retnrn home in 1845 he was granted the signs will see Georgia redeemed and ty of free labor.—Courier. | ; Boiusehold I'lirnitiird "1 a leave of absence until 1846, when he was actually "destroyed a number of vessels — £ MARVIN & PROWITTjf Have sweetened the soft air Of Spring, an4 dletl. jChas. Lockwood of Co. ]§., Beddiog, that were preparing to rnn the blockade." regenerated, ' 'P^J in this county, consisting of Bureaus of all As wany ^uttypstS havp, in turn, made greefl The Charleston correspondent of| -Wholesale and retail Dealers in Hardware, kinds, Lounges, Sofas, Tete-a-Tptes, Pjffd buried at Port Hudson. * v ordered to the steamer Colonel Harney, Rosecrans is heard from. His ad­ Richmond papers say that on the 24th Thp bills, and ripened inte gold, w& WlTO inst, the Union frigate Minnesota and the N. Y. Herald says that Maj. O. S. § m Cutlery, Paints, Oils, Glass, Paper Hang- Tables, Marble top pier Tables and Center Before the sickle's edge. The sapling tree Amasa Carter, Bedding, burled below [n 184T-8 he was attached to the sloop vance arrived before Chattanooga on the ings, "V^indow Shades, &c. Tables, Wash Stands, Whiph then was planted stands a shaggy trunk, 21st, [Friday], and withont waiting to six gunboats bombarded Fort Fisher, Sanfbrd, of the fiamous 7th Conn., has f EXTENSION TARLEi% Natchez. ;• of war John Adams, of the home squad, Jfoss grown, the centre of a mighty shade. turn np a spadeful of earth they went at near New Inlet, S. C. The object was been presented with a sword, sash and| CHAIRS and R0CKER8 of aRkinde,| ? Bi fifty years the pasture grounds have oft Michael F. Knaplp, Co. B., Danbury, ron. to destroy the steamer Hebe, a blockade JAMES a. BAA90V* ~ the enemy with shot and shelL The reb­ belt by Co. C, to which he formerly be- f Booking a I a#e f * flWPWed their herds and flock*, and from the stalls bnried below Yicksbnrg, * In 1849 he was ordered to duty on the els replied briskly from nineteen gnns, runner, which had got aground some days Si 8UHGICAL ANP MSCHAmCAL New races of the generous steed have neighed longed. He is now buBy on detached, T5;:f Picture Frames, and everything else in the United States coast snrvey. He remain­ but did very little damage. Onr fire was before. The Rebels say our men a ttemp- Furniture line cheap for Cash, f -: ' i - Or pranced on the smooth roads. In fifty years Francis Webster, Co. H., Naugatuck, X> El N T I S T, Ancestral crowns have dropped from kingly brows, ed in that service about one year* and very destructive, and every battery which ted to land, but were repulsed ; but they service. ^fflce at Residence, East Avenue, Norwalk, buried at Cairo. finally succeeded in destroying the goods For clownish heels to crush : new dynasties then was detached. He was promoted the enemy started was disabled. The David Field, of Co. F, lTfth Regi-: done promptly and by experienced workmen. Have climbed to empire, and iiew commonwealths The members of the regiment receive landed, and burning tbe steamer. The Connecticut Rebel works on the river are said to be ment, was wounded in the back and side| ~ « Undertaking, *<>?' Have formed and frillen again to wreck, like clonds furloughs until- Saturday. Ag soon as to be a»Lieatenant June 4th 1850. In very strong? An attempt to destroy the rebels confess a loss of 1 killed and 3 Architecture. I have on hand a large aS&itmeht of Which the .wind tears and scatters. Xighty names possible after tfce^r return they will be 1851 he joined the sloopof war Germant pontoon bridges was frustrated by the wounded. in the action of the 15th inst. COFFINS, of the best materials, and will Have blaz^^on the world and passed away; JBXDIfEY K. STOWS, qi^red oftt of the Federal service. town, of the African squadron, under Rebel sharp-shooters. Forty prisoners The Rebel Gen. Pemberton died last furnish shrouds, carriages, hearse, and every* Thir histre lessening, like the faded tr^ill &><;•• Some one thinks if Gen. Gilmore| ^! t , ARCHITECT, . thing necessary for the burial of the desia; Of a receding conjiet, Fifty y<$rs • " ^ ' Commodore F. H. Gregory, and remain-i were taken ; two Rebels were killed and week at Selma, Ala. The Senate of Ala­ .WiU furnish Plans, Specifications, Detail: cheaper than can be obtained elsewhere. I Haye 'the p^wr'.io outsfriplthe wind several wounded. A train of wagons bama but a few days since passed resolu­ succeeds in battering down Sumter and I have as good a ^earse as tfcerf! is'^n 'the as Artemus on the Draft, ^ ed in her during her three year's cruise.; drawings, and superintend the erection oil torn*. and mnles were captured. Our advance tions of want of confidence in Pemberton Charleston with bis artillery, the Ameri- ; • public and private buildings. Office in Mar­ county ; and will Attend Fun^hds ih neigh ta^edvthe^hfs llghtaings, sendiflg t^ffl .r^^Artemua Ward (Mr. Charles F. In 18f 4 he was assigned to duty at report that there are two Rebel divisions and Holmes ; both are dead. Holmes ble'Block, Ghap:el-stL, Ct tfB. boring towns,"^ithbut e:. W Wpssages foriftan, and forced the am can eagle will hereafter be obliged to di- 1ILBE. lONp,5\ Browne,) sends out tbe following "Circu­ the naval rendezvous at New York, at Chattanooga, and Hill's late Hardee's had been dead a fortnight before the ^^:%mWWonthesi«*wy»heet ^ r it; vide his glory with the 300—pounder| Norwalk, May 1st,: 44 W/iWvtlwtotem apon,and^|ht ttewt lar."]— -/ f where he remained until 1857, when hei corps, is along the railroad, in the direc­ sapient Senators lost confidence in him. 'I jpEQ. F. BELQEN, Norwalk, Conn.,Man- % KSlf dRU Clay heaMHi oar feet il\: _ ;• CIRCULAR NO. 18. wasorderedto the sloop of-war Falmouth tion of Bridgeport. Contrabands report Uncle Sam is turning his attentions to­ Parrot I ILJT ufacturer of Tin. Copper, and Sheet With Phmfc tortnres till the sullen mass wM that Gen Joe. Johnston arrived with MTow Meat Hnrket As the undersigned has been led to of the Brazilian squadron, under Com­ ward indemnity jost now. A Cincinnati "i»a Ware; and dealer in. §tc " *" HE Subscriber would.respectfully inform Flows in bright torrents from the farnace-mouth two trains of troops on the 20th, super­ despatch says tbat over 100,000 bales of The Erricsson ocean iron-clad Cutl^jy, Rrfttannia, ..www!. «««, A shining metal to beclaynomore. fear that the law relating the Draft Willow Ware, Crockery; and a full asSort- T the public that he has -.••a ; ] modore James Armstrong. In this ves­ seding Gen. Bragg, who has retired to cotton belonging to the Rebel Govern­ ships Puritan and Dictator aire, in com­ REMOVED HIS SI AND Oh, were our growth in goodness like our growth was not wholly understood, notwithstand­ Atlanta. The statement is corroborated *g$nt of House Keeping articles generally. In art' the thousand years of innocence sel he performed another crnise, and re­ ment have been seized at and near Nat­ pliance with the wishes of the govern­ -TEETH ! : ~ ' rs7.1 to SKIDDTSBLOCK Main Street, andini And peace, foretold by ancient prophecy, ing the numerous explanatory circulars turned home May, 1859. After a short by citizens. There are no Rebel infantry chez. That pile is worth, at New York ; tends keeping constantly on hand the choi-i north of the river. Forrest is at Kings­ ment, being hurried forward as rapidly as '•mm O. S. X0CKW009, .:.H Were here already, and the reign of Sin that have been issued from tbe Rational leave he was ordered to ordnance duty prices, over $26,000,000. cest Of Beef, Fork, Mutton, Poultry, &c., &c. Were ended o'er the earth on which we dwell. ton, preparing for a Rebel raid. Eleven possible, and will be launched, it is believ­ Having had long experience in the business I®-fifty yea™ the little 'cfl^^w«atb, 9,f lat^ hereby issues a Oircu* at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. He re­ Gen. Schofield announces the capture Fashionable Draper & Tailor, he is confident of his ability to please. A deserters from the 1st Louisiana Regi­ of tbe Rebel Gen. Jeff. Thompson and ed, during the month of October. The and Oqr league of States, that, in its ear)^ oajr,' *[ lar of his own ; and if he shall succed in mained there for several months, and was ment came to Gen. Negley's lines. They share of the public patronage is respectftdly 1C his staff at Pocahontas, Ark., by Col. machinery of these vessels will surpass llflGENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING m soUcited. JApl BTOE?.' I™? '^j '} H ' making this favorite measure more clear then ordered to the Naval Academy, re* were detailed lately as crew for the Reb­ Norwalk, May 12th,188^ ^ ' tf5 oa vasifempije, filled wit^pop^ua^oma^. Woodson's cavalry. Several bands of anything of the kind ever constructed on Beinde its midland rivers, and beyond to a discerning public, he will feel that maining through a portion of 1861. ^ el steamer Point Rock. They abandon­ guerriilas were routed and 100 prisoners The snowy peaks that boqnd i^s mid^d ed the steamer on Tuesday, 20 miles be­ this continent. They are expected to .l''' Main-st, Norwalk, Conn. he has not lived tu vain ; His first command, ranking as a com-i taken. wi j •SA* ^qwh?rel^ rivulets OTfir s^nds of go^« low Chattanooga. They report that the make 18 miles an hour at sea. /iT Seek t^e Pacific—till a^ length it stood I A young man who is drafted and in­ mander, was the United States gunboat demoralization of the Rebel armr is com­ : Steam SawiDg a^d P Friday. ;p. E. OUSSSTSAD A CO., flreat 'mid thegrestes^ o( ftp powers of earth, advertantly goes to Canada, and there TiOga, from which he was detached in plete, and that there are three thousand By the Arago from Charleston Bar at t&'Qea. Sickles in a speech at Sara-| Wholesale and Retail Dealers in II. L And they who sat upon earth's anoient thrones Rebel deserters in Lookout, Mountain, 5 p. m., Aug. 25 (Tuesday) we have fur­ Cm ^ becomes embroiled with a robust English October, 1862. When the iron-clad toga last Friday, said :— Beheld its growth in wonder and In awei, waiting for onr advance. The 1st Loui­ subscriber has fitted up and is now In fifty years a deadlier foe than they—^ party, who knocks him around so as to ther details of the progress of Gilmore fropenes, Flour, Feed, &c., X prepared to execute all orders for Pla­ Catskill was half finished he was ordered siana Guard at Bragg's headquarters is and Dahlgren. At midnight, Saturday, " One more campaign—in which the I The Wrong that scoffs at human brotherhood disable him for life, the same occurring in . 14 and 16 Main-st, Norwalk, Conn. ning; Scroll and other Sawing; manufacture And holds the lash o'er millions—has become to command her, and came to New York reduced by desertion to less than 100 Admiral Dahlgren with five monitors ad­ army and navy shall feel that their valor f of Doors, Sash, Blinds, &c., &c., in the best So mighty and so insolent in its might, a licensed bar room on British soil, such city to superintend her completion. His men. Furloughed men from Pembertons vanced in the darkness on Sumter, open­ and devotion are appreciated by the na- | and most expeditious manner, and at satis­ M JSTIVA INSURANCE COMPANY, That now it springs to fix on Liberty young man cannot receive a pension on army are coming into onr lines. They ing fire at 3 o'clock and keeping it up factory prices. Orders by mail promptly at­ The death-gripe and o'erturns the glorious realm commission as commander bore date of tion—aud this sad war will then end in 1 tended to. Iyl7 TIMOTHY B. FITCH. account of said injuries from the United say that his army can never be got togeth­ until 6 o'clock. The fort was struck over Of Hartford, Her children founded here. Fierce in the strife. July 16, 1862. er again. General Wilder crossed the the re-establishment of the national gov-| Incorporated in 1819, Charter Perpetual As when of old the sinning angels strove 100 times, the balls tearing through the §tates Government, nor can his heirs or When the Catskill was completed com­ Tennessee river on Thursday night, and ernment over all the possession of the| Cash Capital $1,000,000 GREAT BARGAINS IN^| To whelm beneath the °Rwo^i4i£b£lieaTefl sea-wall and doubling the number of 1 tWtfflw flf % W ww, a» thw, creditors. mander Rodgers started for Port Royal bnrned a small railroad bridge near Shell- port holes. The whole parapet was car­ United States. It is not too much to| thisiire against loss and damage by Fire »«»*.¥ J! ffcd qnd *he Right shall give the victory. II No drafted man in going to the ap­ with her, making a passage from port to mound, thns severeing communication be­ ried away. Sumter fired one gun in re­ say that we have already accomplished ^ • Te^»s a(|apte.4 to |i^ard,and fcqr as, who fifty years ago went forth pointed rendezvous will be permitted to go tween the right and left wrings of the sponse five times, but Moultrie, Gregg, more than was deemed possible by war-| Sj-, i rgPBSistej)t wjtli t^p laws of Efo. 4, Ph^nix Block, Norwalk, % Upon the world's great theatre, may we sort quicker than any of the iron-clads round by way of Canada on account of Rebel army. Wh - and Beaurdgard for three hoars rained " aompensation. ,".!J Having a large stock on hand, will give/. Yet see the day of triumph which the hoars: andfwithout any stoppages. His first en­ shell on the monitors, failing to do them like nations and high military authority * Great Bargains in On steady wing waft hither from the depths > the roads being-shorter th^t way, or be­ gagement was in our first attack with an in Europe ; and when the declining en- ; GEORGE R. COWLES, Sole Agent »*»« The Madison Journal says there 1 l-jund in attendance at the Offic& ready and CABINET MAKERS, *c. citizens were impatiently awaiting the ap­ ded dead gentlemen in the cemetries.; both in the South Atlantic fleet, and, in Gen. Beauregard sent down a flag-of-truce Willing to serve all that may call. was constantly keptnp. RE now prepared to offer to the public pearance of this regiment in this city. On IV The term of enlistment is for three fact every circle where he is known. His The whole of the southwest side of boat with an urgent protest, denouncing has never been so much wheat in Wiscon< <; A. HILL, D. D. S. the largest and best assortment of S.., A account of various circumstances it years, but any man who may have been total sea service is over seventeen years, Fort Sumter was demolished, presenting "Greek fire" as a most villainous com­ sin at any time, as there is now. It es- • flood Farnitiire, if A. JACKSON * BIO. was detained and did not reach here antil drafted in twq placpg hag a right to go nothing but a heap of rnins. No guns pound, unworthy of civilized nations, and timates the crop at 80,000,000 bushels. 1 comprising every article usually kept in a six yean of which he was on shore duty. demanding more tiiqie to remove the wo­ A IVo. 1 Gazette Building. far six years, whether tbe war lasts that were being fired from the fort. On Fri­ Of this, 5,000,000 are needed in Wis- Furniture Store, ever offered in Norwalk, 11-4 o'clock last eyeing. He was unemployed a little over four day morning nine breaches were observed men and children from the city. The OULD respectfiilly announce to the which will be gold consin for food, the same quantity for i ps?ed fipo^ the cars at Water street, and length of time or not—a right this De­ yean, his whole time of serving his coun­ in Snmter by a spy-glass grom tbe ships English, French, and Spanish Consuls W public and their old customers, that AT THE VERJ LQ^^ST seed, and 20,000,000 will be sold, which ; tM<# have recently made expensive additions at the corner of State and Water streets partment hopes he will insist oa. try being over 27 years. off Charleston. The siege was then pro­ also denounced tbe short time given by » fiiei0f»ck of goo'di!' Wtf aie how prepar- Our customers and the public generally who the Journal says, is enough for all the ^ want anything we keep, will find it to their were received by delegations of the Hone V The only sons of a poor widow, gressing. For the last seven days our Gen. Gilmore, and claimed more time to e# to ofie'r an assortmpnt nQ^ to be surpassed casualities had averaged only abont fonr remove the subjects of their respective FairfieJd County, m quality or price. We interest to give us a call. Spring Mattresses Guard, New Haven Grays, Light Gaard, whose hnsband is in California are not ex­ ' An Incident. New England States. Alt the other ; wguld call particular attention to our stock of of 8 or 4 different kinds, very cheap. Hair per day. countries. Gen. Gilmore replied by a crops are promising well. .' -J" ; Mattresses, made to order, and old ones made Veteran Grays, New Haven Band, Hos­ empt, but the man who owns stock in the At the reception of two companies of *]£ Iti Wftjches, which is larger than ever before.— renewal of the demand to surrender the m , L_I_ ' '"i ' We have a line lot of Ladies' Swiss Watches, over as good as new. pital Drum corps, and an immense con­ Vermont Central Railroad is. So also The flag of trace steamer New York, forts and public property. Gen Beau­ the 23d Regiment, in Bridgeport, Tues­ GREEN ERIN.—There has not been a in gold cases, at prices varying from $20 to UNDERTAKING, % course of private citizens. Forming in are incessant lunatics, habitual lecturers, day last, young Skidmora, a lad of six­ has arrived from City Point. She brings regard answered by asking for a truce of $75, which we can recommend as being cor­ We keep on hand a veiy large assortment of fortv hours. Gen. Gilmore refused to better or more abundant crop in Ireland, | rect time keepers. Also, Gentlemen's Watch­ libe tbe regiment marched through State, persons who were .boru with wooden legs the latest southern papen. Tbe Rich­ Coffins of eveiy description, furnish shrouds, teen, son of P. H. Skidmore, Eiq., ,Of mond Sentind of the 24th contains the give any more time, or to accept of any than that which now covers the earth, j es, in silver and gold cases, at any price from scarfs, carriages, and everything necessary or false teeth, blind men (unless they will $5 to $.00. We buy of the best importers in Chapel, College and Crown streets to Bridgeport, was introduced by Mr. P. following highly important dispatch : gj| other terms but an unconditional surren­ in the memory of any living man. The : for the interment of the dead, and at very acknowledge that they "can see it,")and New York, and altogether for cam, so that low prices. We are just completing another Mosic Hall, escorted by the above-named T. Barnum. ^ " Here" said Mr. Barnum CHARLESTON, Ang, 22d. The fire of der. At 12 on Sunday night the shell­ potatoe, one of the most nutritions, and our facilities for selling cheap could not be splendid Hearse, which wiu give us two military companies, {taring tip march people who deliberately voted for John "is a lad who left this city with the 23d the enemy's batteries has been kept up ing of the city with "Gieek fire" was re­ reater. Our stock or Jewelry, Silver and Hearses equal to any in the State, which we perhaps one of the most useful of all-escu­ g thp bpl|s of the Yariqqs churches in the Tyler* *> t- regiment as a drummer boy, when he was on Snmter and more gnns are disabled. sumed. It is not believed that there are lateci Wares was never better than at pres­ shall use whenever our sery|cps are required over twenty men in the rnins of Sumter. lents, is, so for, free from blight, and ap- | ent, and comprises all ot the latest styles that VI No drafted man can claim exemp­ There was only one casnality to day. 1 a vicinity and that of the City Hall rung only fifteen yean old. In an encounter The whole rear wall is down, and shells pears to have everywhere, recovered much j$e' mahufactufcd, A. JACKSON &BRO. '^ «« '*W™fTABD480»S. There was also a heavy fire kept np cut a gladacolaim and cannon in tbe park tion on the ground that he has several with the enemy the fifer was shot dead, pass entirely through the structure. The Norwalk, March15th 1888. on battery Wagner both from the fleet of its natural flavor. / thun'derell the returning soldier's a wel­ children whom he supports that do not at his side. He canghta musket and and the land, and also npon the battery sea wall is terribly disfigured. ' 1,1 mnura.^ ' r'jiL'OiX HE subscriber having taken the Agency come. Flags were freely displayed along bear bis name, or live in the same house shot the rebel who had slain his compan­ Gregg. The casualities at Wagner were Quantrell's murderers are being hunted AN IMPROVEMENT.—The Bridgeport T of the New Englandffire and Marina In­ HE Real Estate formerly owned by the route. Cheers, the waving of hand­ with him, and who have never been intro­ ion. Then seeing that he must be taken, 1 officer and 4 privates. with a zeal equal to the enormity of Standard says that the list of exemption! : surance Co. of Hartford, is prepared to insure T WILLIAM SEYMOUR, deceased, situated their crime. Thus far 80 of them have in this town, on White Oak Shade Street, kerchiefs, etc., told the boys that they duced to his wife, bnt who, on the con prisoner, young Skidmore threw his gun Gen. Gilmore's demand for the surrender all kinds of property against loss or damage of Sumter and Morris Island with a been killed on sight; no prisoners from military service, is hereafter to be ; •by fire, on as accommodating terms as any about 4 miles from Norwalk or Darien, to were welcome. At Music Hall Mayor trary are endowed with various mothers^ into the river. When he was liberated -other Company. wit:—one thteat to shell Charleston in fonr houn have been taken and none will be. The published without specifying the causes The New England Fire and Marina Insu­ Tyler made * brief and good address, al- and "live round." he attempted to bring his dram with him, from the delivery of the paper at Fort blood of Kansas is up, and not one of of exemption, in case pf physical disir > large new DwfUllIf 8e«0ef .•Y-V ..n" ' h.y-q •) rance Company has been recently lqdipg ft the wqrk of the regiment, aid 7 .i'k n but the rebels told him to go and carry Wagner was received and returned at tbe murderers will find safety ontside tbe with a paid in'capital of $200,000 and has ~ with out-bui}dings and 18 or If acres of v«y bility. ^ • superior Land, well adapted to Gardening our interest in their welfare, and tender­ " SOLDIERS' RIST."—The Yonng Men's it back to the guard house. He started seven o'clock this morning. grave. Nearly all the money and goods «liis»f6,295M' purposes. Also a'Small House with, two Gen. Beauregard in bis reply charges stolen from Lawrence was abandoned, Mft»Sieur Lenoble of France, under- ?" H H ^ JOSEPH W HUBBELL, ed them the hoBpitalties of the city. Af­ Christian Commission, of Springfield, back and as soon as he was out of sight "® v';Agent for Norwalk and vidnity. acres of land attached—and 4 acres of land inhumanity and violation of tbe laws of when the thieves found Lane on their took to enre rheumatism by the plan situated in or near " Hanford's Swamp," so ter the address the soldiers passed into Mass, have had bnilt near the depot in he smashed his drum and threw it into track, and mnch of it has been recovered. . NorWalk; Feb. 1st, 1861. tf5 war against Gen. Gilmore, and affirms which cured bis father. The patient [an csdled. the west lower hall of Mwic Hall build­ that city, a comfortable strncture named the ditch." Now added Mr. B., "we that, the if offence is repeated he will em­ More than 300 stolen horses have been The property will be sold all together or old woman] was to be placed in a bakers ; in separate parcels as may suit purchasers, ing, where a splendid collation had been as above. One gentleman gave the land propose to boy a new drum for the hero ploy stringent measures of retaliation, retaken. Every honse in which stolen SALOON oven on a bed of reeds, nntil the latter and on accommodating terms: twfl |h|fdfl Of prepared by authority of the city fatfyrs, upon which it stands, the architect put grammar boy, young Skidmore." . Tins np to this time the threat to shell the city goods were found has been destroyed. ^%^T)etween Main and Broad Streets, NEW the purchase inopey cfln remain securpd on has not been executed, J M I > \i. Gen. Ewing will sternly carry out his or­ were reduced to ashes. The experiment; -P CANAAN, CO»IJ. the premises {or a teim of years, if desired. which collation appeared to be in perfect it up at a cost price, and the Aqueduct announcement was received with hearty der applying to the border counties, and ;".(wO :<*

Expoie of Governor Seymour. jjbr the QatseUe. Monday's War Jfewi. THE WEALTH OF MEXICO.—In Mexico NEWS ITEMS. » Il-r Cx Gazette, The Drafted. there are over 1,000 silver mines, yielding ' , NEW YORK, Friday, Aug. 20. Music by Moonliglit. || 11 "4 iFire in Wcstport. The Conscription wheel began to turn for Richmond'news from Charleston to the about thirty-Gve millions of dollars a this County, at Bridgeport, on Saturday ' Gen. Dix has furnished the correspon­ Wo hold that there is nothing more beau­ 28th inst. has been received by way of Rich­ year. The value of these mines is in­ ——Gentlemen attached to the public . T-rr.rizstfE. Ab^u1 iocl' ou the morning of Satur­ mond and Fortress Monroe. A dispatch da. service say that iti the shelling of Charles week, Aug. 22d. The names for Hunting­ dence between himself and Gov. Seymour tiful than moonlight, except moonlight and creased by the fact that there are 25 1 ted the 27th, announces an "overwhelming" ton at a distance of five mile.'), greater day * "2d inst., a fire broke out in the ton, Trumbull, Monroe, Easton, Weston, in relation to employing the State military lo music. When our faithful satellite, on a miriCs of quicksilver, which yield from two attack on the Rebel rifle-pits On Wednesday success has been attained with the l'ai- fctor°. of Messrs. Staples & Adams, adjoining and Westport were drawn. Annexed we enforce the United States laws in this city. summer evening, ascends with queenly dig­ evening about 7 o'clock. No explanation is hundred and fifty to three hundred thou­ rot gun than has heretofore entered into ijjsu- 1 yaru on the west side ot the give the list of those drawn for the The General furnishes this correspondence nity to a high place in the clear blue heav­ given as to the location ot the rifle-pits, or sand pounds weight annually. Gold is the actual results nf the attack, but from the their calculations. b-t(*o i this village. It was discovered TWENTY-FIRST SUB DISTRICT—WESTPORT to explain his reasons for asking for a mili­ ens, and sheds down a radiance that covers also found in considerable quantities, sta­ fact that the latter is denominated over­ Two thousand deserters were arres­ and the alarm soon given. Compo, No. 2, AND WESTON, » tary force from the General Government half the world, that world seems beautiful whelming," we judge it to nave been success­ ted variously at from' three millions of and by great exertions of the Number enrolled, two hundred and three; He says, "had my application for State beyond all that fancy can picture. But ful. A dispatch dated the 28th, announces dollars upwards. The mines are general­ ted and returned in May, 4000 in June, and 6000 in July. Nearly all were old tov ni " Hours present, they succeeded in sa­ number to be drafted ninety-one. military to the Governor been successful, I when a dozen well-trained voices, woven to­ that the bombardment of Sumter and Wag­ ly located either on the top or on the :±i,l/JSNG3 vin'; a dwelling house distant only about should not have asked the General Govern­ gether into harmonious song, rise through ner proceeded sluggishly, and that our forces western slope of the Cordilleras, and have deserters. So certain does apprehension James Leary, wpt. Geo H Nash, wpt. were working hard in the trenches in Fort and punishment follow desertion now, that Sgl fe 'ir£ 35 f. ^ ieet, the roof of which was very A Grummon, wtn Rob Gault, do ment to send into this State a single soldier the moonlight and float quietly in at your Wagner. No further attempt has been made been wrought for ages. Qold and silver much burnt, having been on. fire several M Disbrow, wpt Ebenezer Coley, do bedroom window, arousing you from slum­ vases of great value and beauty of work­ desertions have decreased 75 per cent re­ to aid in asserting its authority and in pro­ to shell the city. Union accounts are to the cently. times. Among the firemen were conspicu­ Simon Lee, wtn Dennis Dwire, do ber ere you are quite asleep, you feel: tbat 26th. Theyjao not differ from former advi­ manship, were sent back to Spain by the Jno Flynn, wpt Wm Mott, do tecting its officers from violence in tjie dis- r vS&ftfU* ous Ex-Foreman J. S. Jones, Ex-Sec. O. I. ses. Fort Wagner was not taken, and the first conquerors as spoils of war. Iron In a letter of recent date to Epes Sar­ James Powell, wtn Clark Nichols, wtn discharge of their duties." , • perfection has somewhat superadded to it, navy was.to go on without reference to it, Jones, Ex-Asst. Foreman F. Sherwood, Asst. Ephriam Fitch, wtn DRomagne, wpt and your cup of enjoyment runs over. and copper are also produced in great gent, Captain Ericsson writes : "The- leaving it to the land forces. abundance. One great hindrance to the Norwalk, Tuesday, Sept. 1, 1883. Foreman William Kirke, Treasurer, E. S. Jos H Hurlbut, wpt Horacc B Coley, do " Personal. Besides all this, the "circumstances" in Dictator is fast approaching completion, D E Murral, do ho** y. A Dispatch from our blockading fleet Downs, Foreman Hose, N. S. Kirk and oth­ D L Roland wtn such a case add to the effect. Even though realizing of this mineral wealth is the dif­ with her ten and a half inch iron *rd- Edward Boland, wpt Chas Bedient, wtn IKgT Lieut.-Col. Wm. T. Clark, Chief of states that on the morning of the 18th, inst. ficulty of transporting it to the seaboard, ers whose names I have been unable to re­ you were a lone youth in a strange city, toss­ a steamer of 1,500 tuns, with the British flag nance is also nearly ready. Mark wy About the Draft. Rob Greg, wtn E F Sherwood, wpt Gen. McPherson's Staff, is* in town enjoying there being neither railroads nor naviga­ member. Lewis B Miles, wpt M T Hendricks, wtn ing in a hot bed, five stories above the side­ flying, ran v.he blockade of Wilmington, N. word : this vessel will as surely prove a A* yye are authorized says the Norwich Mer- a few days recreation under the " old ances- ble rivers in the country, and the only Dictator as the first one of her siae has The fire is supposed to be the work of an Isaac B Sherwood, doWilliam Allen, wpt walk, and the song were murmured forth by C., in full view of the United States vessels, - ning Bulletin, to say tbat Gov. Buckingham EdwardBJenningsdoWm Boughton, do tral root" and after she got safely through the fleet means of transportation being the backs proved a Monitor. incendiary. The buildings and stock were passers by who had never heard your name, „ went to Washington a few days since for Robt Gray, wtn Joseph Sherwood, do DAYIS HATCH, Esq. of the South Nor­ flung out the Rebel flag. She was pierced of. mules. The commercial interests and totally destroyed together with the books Thos Quinlon, do Benjamin Foster, do you could not fail to enjoy it, and drink it in for six guns, in addition to two pivot guns, Fred Norria of Danbury recently the purpose of making some arrangement walk Steam Planing Works is engaged fill­ want of mechanical enterprise of the peo­ bought a chicken of Mrs. McDermot. which were in an old fashioned knob safe. Michael Scully, wpt Francis Sherwood, do for the refreshment of your weary spirit If and probably would receive an armament and with the War Department which would at ChasH Taylor do Joseph Jennings, do ing an order for an immense public building be ready to proceed to sea within a week. ple, and the small extent to which the Thought it heavy for a spring chicken. I'V'I-.- ROBBERY. R,IS you were a forlorn bachelor, wandering alone once relieve the several town* in the State Samuel B Wheeler doFranklyWhiteheaddo to be entirely constructed and fitted at his She is larger than the Alabama or Florida, combination and division of labor are car­ On opening its crop he found, says the on a rocky shore, and the music came to and appeared to be very last ;J . from furnishing, by draft, a number of men While the Engine was engaged at the fire Edward Wakeman doHenry Hurlbut, do mill, and put up at St. Domingo. A West ried, have also contributed, with the gen­ Danbury Jeffersouian, "25 large rocks, Chas Mansell, do Fred Sherwood, do, your ears across a breadth of sea, you could equal to the surplus of volunteer* which the Company's house was entered by a India brig is at his dock awaiting its comple­ Jeff Davis turned Abolitionist. eral insecurity of property, to prevent none smaller than a marble and most of window in the rear and the large Silver Walter Coley, do John O'Brien, do not but think of it as making the night more some have already furnished. W H Benjamin, do Elick Brown, wta tion. He has just made a contract for a On the authority ol Rebel papers received, the various natural riches of the country them as large as a butternut." Good With a view of approaching an equitable Pitcher presented to them by Mr. A. H. By- Wm Couch, wtn M Dwire, wpt lovely, and your own poor heart more bless­ at Morehead City, N. C„ it is stated that from their full developments. sized crop, for a chicken—and a solid one. >large private residence also, to be put up on Jeff. Dayis is about to issue a call, by advice adjustment of the questions involved, he ington some year or more since, was stolen. W H Samis, wpt Frank Dawn, da ed. Ay, if the music were at your neighbor's Pays to raise that breed for market. Cyrus Goodale, do W A Wheeler, Wtn the same Island. ^ trojn the Governors of the Southern States, submitted the following proposition: No trace of it has yet been found. house and not your own, and you could not for half a million of negro troops, to whom THE INVALID CORPS.—The War De­ The gun which sends shells into TRUTH. Levi Wiliams, ao Joseph G Smith do : The Steamer, upon which Dr. Samuel help wondering what the singers had found partment has organised 15 companies of First. Let the War Department adopt the Chas Mills, do Henry R Taylor, wpt Lynes recently set sail for California, took their freedom will be guaranteed and a boun­ Charleston is called the "Swamp Angel." certificate of the Executive, Which exhibits Fred Skinney, do Ward B Mead, wtn within these four walls to honor, still you ty of fifty acres of land will be given at the the new.Invalid Corps. They are to do The rebels doubtless think that is an imp fire when about seven hundred miles: out of expiration of the War. i the surplus of volunteersfurnished by towns, Tlie Bight Spirit. ; Geo Brotherton, do Theo Hendricks, do could not but acknowledge that their busi­ garrison and other light duties. The for their Last Ditch. •vJc.v • it as correct. , , Oliver Perry, wtn C J Ketchum, wpt 'New York and returned, the Doctor reach­ ness was neatly done and their songs worth The Navy Department has received a Washington Star says they are all "men Second. Where men have already been The Internal Revenue, collector of this communication from Commander Trenchard It is said that the identical flag Henry W Tavlor,wptJ Peet, wtn ing home just in time to see one of his little hearing. You would forget to be jealous, .who have received two or more wounds, % drafted from a town which forms a sub-dis- Congressional District has received the fol­ Danl B BeersJ wtn J S Smith, wpt ones expire—a double providence. of the steamer Rhode Island, reporting the some of,them severe— and uoneof them which Major Anderson was compelled to i trict, and which has already a surplus equal Hiram Scofield, do E W Bradley, wtn and would listen. Bnt when the choristers capture of the English screw steamer Cron- ! lowing note. It breaths a spirit of true pat­ lower at Fort Sumter is in the hands of 1 to or greater than the number now ordered, A Lockwood, do , Geo Gorham, wpt E. C. Stedman, Esq., will soon piublish a come quietly to your own gable, and warble stadt, for violation of the blockade of Wil­ are men who wonld now pass the Surgeons i; direct that such men be at once discharged. riotism. mington, N. C. Her cargo consists of cot­ inspection for active duty in the field. General Gilmore, to be run up the mo­ Geo B Smith wpt 8 Hendricks, wtn Poem entitled " Alice of Monmouth, an Idyl for your special benefit, and you awake to a ment the fort is to be reoccupied. { If the draft has not yet taken place, order " DARIEN, Conn., Aug. 25,1863. Jno L Jones, do Jno Adams, wpt of the Great War." ;i ton, turpentine, and tobacco. She has been Nevertheless, they are already one of the r it suspended. Where such a town has lur- D. F. HOLLISTER, ESQ., ! Thos W Miller, do Jdo Bedine, wtn knowledge of the fact that your fellow-creat­ sent to Boston for adjudication. ., most valuable corps in the service, from A number of Americans in London f lushed a surplus which i9 not sufficient to 1 DEAR SIR :—Enclosed please find my Morris W Perry, wtn Wm Bedient, do '—'• *•'" ures, (some who have souls, too; for no oth­ their experience, soldiery deportment and on hearing of the capture of Yicksburg meet the present demand, order a draft check for $957 85, to pay Government Tax, Jno H Jennings, wpt Geo Bennett, wpt The 17th €. f. ers sing by moonlight) are actually paying Ridgefield. addressed a letter of thanks to Gen. ^'wbich shall only be equal to the deficiency. (I wisJi it was more,) to put down this unlwly Chas Sherman, wtn Geo Jelliff, do t -j, t correct habits. I But if the draft has taken place, discharge a Rebellion. Please send receipt, and oblige, S EElwood, wpt Geo Warren, do The N. Y. Papers report two men of the their attentions to you, and that after all This town held another special town meet­ Grant and Admiral Porter far the impor­ 1* number equal lo such surplus, beginning i5,:i;;. Tours, &c." ? Arthur Taylor, wpt Samuel Allen, do 17th as having died of wounds at Morris Is­ there are a few in the world who think well ing on Friday, Aug. 14th, and voted unan­ A couple were engaged to be mar­ tant services they had rendered to their P the last man drafted and running back as P Treadwell, wtn Wm Degenal, do land ; they were G. C Peck and Walter'Jer- of you, it is an uncommonly pleasant sur­ imously to pay $300, to every man who country, and for elevating it by their he­ i. far as y be necessary to release the pre- shall be drafted under the present call. ried the other day in Chicago, and every ma Jos Fisher, wpt qr M Blackman, wtn mon of Co I, They also report as wounded prise, and perhaps a delightiul transition preparation was made to celebrate the roic deeds, in dignity and importance be­ 1 scribed number. SOUTH NORWALK, CT., i h W Patterson, do" Ed J Taylor, wpt This town has lost by death two more I Third. Where two or more towns form a Aug. 81st, 1863. I David C. Fields of Co F. (Lockwood Guards) from dreams of hostility and hate. There is brave men who enlisted for the defence of nuptials, but the bridegroom did not ap­ fore the world. i sub-district, v d one or more has furnished MESSRS. EDITORS.—While at the house of and Corp. Rufus Tilbe of Co E, Westport. a twofold pleasure in listening. Your love their country as members 'of Co. G. 23d C. pear. A messenger, however, brought The wheel was again in motion onL ilatur- V., in the persons of Selah Gage and Dan­ The use of the ramrod in drilling 1 a surplus while one or more has not, let the Jefiery O. Phelps, Esq., in Simsbury, recent­ of the beautiful is satisfied; your love of your­ the news to the waiting party that he had i draft be made, and theu ."-lease from those day last with the following result: ^ iel B. Bradley. The former died in the troops has been forbidden in England. .f who may be drafted fiv i such town or ly, I saw in his yard a grape vine, which better from Lieut. Bartram* self, (of course you allow but little ot that,) hospital at New Orleans, the latter was ta­ been drafted in New York, and could not Reason, the steel ramrod causes the wear b towns a number eijiial to the surplus, begin- from its size may be considered the parent of 22D SUB DISTRICT—FAIRFIELD. ' It will be remembered that among the is pfeasurably vindicated. You feel a little ken prisoner at the battle of LaFourche, La., leave. The reply of the young lady was of rifled barrels by its friction. \ ning with tho last man drafted. If the all grape vines. The vine by actual meas­ Number enrolled 306; number to draft 89. captured from the 17th Ct., at Gettysburg, prouder, a good deal stronger, and some­ last June, by the Rebels and forced to long worthy the occasion. With tear-drops It is noted by the English papers ' draft has already taken place, let the sur- and tedious marches, with only green corn urement, five feet from the ground, is two Wm H Bradley Alfred B Casburen was Lieut. D. S. Bartram of Redding. His what better and nobler than ever before. glistening in her eyes, and her heart ready that the prize winners in recent militia -•n plus be released i" the sajie manner. for rations, which occasioned the disease to burst with grief, she turned to the com­ }• Fourth. Return, to the box for drafting in feet and five inches in circumference. Lum­ Henry C Banks Wm J Gould parents have just received the following The night is damp and chilly; but you listen that terminated his life, just as he was about rifle matches were all blue eyed men. Michael Cummings Richard B Jennings pany and said : "I don't keer a durn : ?' the several sufe-distriets ail the men who ber enough to build a good sized house letter , from him, dated at his present Head- through your halt-closed blinds with unflag­ to return to the Union lines. We have The head master of Harrow School, J have been released. John Berry Michael Ctis heard much since this rebellion commenced there's plenty more men in the world, could be obtained from this vine. D. P. E. Sherwood Sterling Jr Oliver Burr Quarters in Libby Prison :— ' ging interest, and a hope that the new sensa­ from its pious sympathizers in our midst, re­ England, has ordered that the side trou­ 1 Fffth. Ascertain the number which will tion may be indefinitely prolonged. You anyhow 1" \ I be released under the above orders, and the Henry A Wells George Eiseman LIBBY PRISON, RICHMOND, ) garding the bad treatment by the Unionists : f sers pockets of his pupils shall be dis­ Charles R Brothwell Milton Bulkley ••Ml"®. of Rebel prisoners, but there is not on rec­ P per centage which they bear to the enrol- WESTPORT.—The Ladies of Christ Church Aug. 9th, 1863. ) are a little curious to know who they are WASN'T MUCH ACQUAINTED WTTH HEX pensed with, his reason for the prohibi­ i ment of the State, and then order an addi- James B Nichols Bradley N Lyon Mv DEAR PARENTS.—Knowing tbat you that think so well of you; but you drink in ord a case of prisoners being subjected to are to hold a Fair under the County Tent, on Christopher AndersonArthur H Sherwood such hard marches, and harder diet, suffi­ HUSBAND:—Kansas City is a gay place, tion being that the boys continually had | tional draft of the same per centage through- will be anxiously looking (if indeed, you their song as if it were "music of the spheres." their hands in those pockets, and thereby Wednesday and Thursday of next week. John Canigan ttSJ'S!Edward Hanlen cient to ruin the strongest constitutions, less aud they have queer specimens of tin* - < out the State. Terrance Anderson have not given up looking,) for some tidings You a: o slightly anxious as to whether you contracted a lounging and stooping habit. To this proposition the Department re- Seeadv. Geo Bonnv tender than "cast iron," but the sympathy manity down there. If yon don't believe James J H Jones ChasMcCan;^^ from me, I write again, hoping that this should " make a speech" or not, and consid­ given for this abused Union soldier by these § plied verbally—that there was no authority Joel Banks it, read the following about a woman of ——The St. Louis Republican says that Orlando El wood- letter if none of the several othera that I erably troubled to find yourself, in spite of same pious sympathizers is—"he had no a number of wealthy Germans are to I under the law of Congress to deduct the REGATTA.—A race between the Sail-boats Patrick Graham Isaac H Bennett- $$ business there, he should have remained, at doobtful loyaly, who was recently before have sent have reached you, may. I have, yourself, feeling after thoughts and words make an excursion to this country. They j surplus of volunteers which may have been Santa Claus and Eclipse, is to come off from Joseph B Betts Edward J Banks home, served him just right &c" Out upon the Provost Marshal:—"She £ave as Horace N Banks Royal T Nichols of course, been disappointed in not receiv­ wherewith to say " Thank youbut the fact such heartless wretches. While they have were to leave Vienna on the 15th of tbu S fbrnisVd In' towns, from be quota now or- Gregory's Point, on Friday, at 10 o'clock, an evidence of her loyalty that her hus­ David W Thompson JamesD Harring ing a word of news from home since I have looms up before you more and more grand­ passed into oblivion the names of these dead band had been killed in the 106th Illinois month and Bremten on the 18th. The dered by draft from these towns, A. M. for a purse of $100. , , : Wm Northrop Henry Roe been here. This is the fourth Sunday I have patriots shall live and shine forever.—Jeffer- round trip is to cost $450 for each per- i £That Congress had not authorized anap- f'-P'".'' . ? Horace B Banks Chesleon F Brown ly, " This is a serenade, and it is all for me!" sonian. Regiment. 'When did yonr husband go been here, and how many more I may have to Illinois V 'About three years ago.' 8on. It includes an excursion to the |i portionroent «f men to *>3 drafted from the pyThe Fair at Norwalk Hall, last week^ Samuel Jessup g Wm Nichols 0 yes! it does you a vast amount of good! Thomas Killien James McGarley to spend in this way, I little know. I was We believe, therefore, in serenades. They A singular fact is noticed by the New 'That was before the war was it not ?" lakes and to' Washington. Dr. Mnehz- |j towns, wd sv.ck an apportionment would be was well attended, and we learn that the Frank H Hall Hez W Porter taken at Gettysburg on the 1st inst of July, mean " sincerest friendshipthey say so, in York Times. The Alabama legislature has 'Yes.' 'Why did yon not go with him V burg, of Vienna, is the manager. - a usurpation of legislative powers, would be Ladies cleared about $500. Very good for Franklin Blakemn Martin Whalen and was marched from there to. Staunton, the most unpretentious and unselfish way. just convened in extra session, and one of the 'Well, I didn't like to go off so far with The Dayton [Ohio] Journal says : acting outside the provisions of the law, and these times.. David M'Donald Lewis Burr 2d first moves was the introduction in the Sen­ sii at which place we took the Va. Central Rail a man I wasn't mach acquainted with.' "During the week ending Aug. 8, over involve the Department in inextricable em- Albert J Hawkins David McCaffiy They deserve " Thank you" as much as any ate of a resolution asking the removal from Joseph A Sturges Arthur MerwinSttU Road and arrived here on the evening of the their commands of the rebel Gen. Holmes 'You don't mean to say that your hus­ 500 rebels came into Carthage, Tenn., || barrassment and difficulty which cannot be gift from man to man. And if " Thank you" DARIEN.—The Ladies of the Congrega­ Oliver. H Perry Jr Rebt Waterburyi-,;; 18th. I can assure yon that I was nearly and Pemberton. Almost simultaneously— band was so much of a stranger tbat yon voluntarily, gave themselves up, and took Wm Hayes ., James Whalen ,^41 involves a speeeh, they deserve a speech. H attempted. tional society held a Fair in the County A "used up," as I had been on the march ev­ with this report we have received news of the did not like to go with him?' 'Yes, I the oath of allegiance to the Government fj From this it v-'ll be seen that by the draft Henry W Banks'; - / David Beers Jr But they do not always get it. A friend of death of both these officers—Holmes by de- Tent, Wednesday and Thursday last. They Philander Clarke ery day since the 12th of June. We are do. 1 had only been married to him of the United States. This is bnt one I; now ordered, no distin^on can be made Henry Wakeman ours had an experience lately of the kind we lirum tremens, and Pemberton by a shot from realized a handsome amount of "material George Bulkley Samuel Jones now, however, having a chance to rest a Texan soldier. Their removal from com­ about a year, and I wasn't going to leave item of the many of the same character between-tho-o towns which have furnished have tried to describe: and the making of a aid."^ Joshua Wheeler % ' Morris Tuttle Capt. Hubbell, of Bridgeport, is here with mand is promptly effected, but not through my folks and go off to Illinois with a man we have received within the current week ® a sur volunteers and those which Geo Baker John W Parrot speech seemed to him (" How use doth breed any action by Jeff. Davis. _ I didn't know more about.V'v What Arthur E Wilson me, and we are the only officers of the 17th a habty in a man!") an obvious duty. But it Among the deserters arrested in € isi^enot. JSTRidgefield has voted $300 to every Samuel J P Mills could he do bnt discharge her.: Benj PGordon John Gregory here. We have not heatd a word from the was a duty unperformed. He made a speech; Ipg" A repent copy of the Raleigh Stan­ Boston, was a man who enlisted in a || iy While the Governor regrets the heavy man who may be drafted in that town. As > : Martin 1 SJX?£ ' Moses P Whaley- Whalen ^ Regt. and' know nothing of the loss, &c., he made several speeches; but he did not dard, contains many reports of reactionary Massachusetts regiment, deserted and j burdens which the most loyaLand patriotic all such votes are pronounced illegal by the Edwin Sherwood rthur Brown 49*Rev. Mr. Frisbee of Ansonia, who then hired himself out as a substitute and only that some 60 or 70 of pur men are here deliver any. None of them came forth from meetings held throughout the State. This • are called upon to bear under this decision, highest authorities we doubt if the money ChaB A Wheeler Sorace A Nichols is the first movement towards an overthrow was drafted recently, has accepted the deserted seven times. He had made— IP John Shocklessy With us. I am not well, and yet not really the silence ot his soul. His failure was a f yet he feels that any attempt to remedy evils can be borrowed. ^ , Joseph L Chapman of the Richmond Government and it is to be Chaplaincy of the 20th C. V.-' enough to live in a most princely style at Geo E Eddy • George-—0 K Rogers- sick; but my clothes are nearly gone, as our I and equalize burdens outside the provisions : *:.vftfttfi; ?. great disappointment, to himself not only, hoped that it will be successful. The Rich­ one of the fashionable hotels. He incau­ Daniel B Whitehead Sherman Fancher wagons fell in the rear soon after ^e left the mond Enquirer advises the execution of the Chae Bulkley 2d: .':> William C Sherwood but, as he firmly believes, to all those who 1TheUnited States gunboat Nan- tiously wrote-a letter to an old comrade | of law, will only increase and aggravate Golden Wedding. y ' j Rappahannock, and I have not had a change editor of the Standard and advises him to semona, said to be the fastest in the na­ Moses Taylor Jr:T i Thomas W Bartram had gathered together to give him midnight take himself North or some worse place, if in the army advising him to go into the || them. Our townsman, Chandler Starr, Esq., and Anson Hawkins' . Oliver Turney since. We have the privilege of buying honors. He desires, so far as possible, to vy, left Baltimore Wednesday nnder | The drafting for this District was ad- there be any. same business. As the latter was a pat- his wife, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary Wm H Robins Jr ' >,, ^ t.hingB, but my money is nearly gone, of provide a remedy. . He has therefore applied •1• sealed orders. The American says she H journed till next Saturday, upon the conclu- riot, he advised the authorities and had of their marriage, at the residence of their 23d SUB DISTBICT—STRATFORD. which I had, when taken, much too small to us, as Congressmen apply to their peers^ fyThe Richmond Examiner asserts that will probably soon be heard from in the S sion of last Saturday's drawings. The next the man arrested. •,<* son-in-law, Charles I. Starr, in Stamford, on Number enrolled, 146; number to draft 43. an amount to go on this expedition with.— the feeling in Charleston is opposed to all neighborhood of Nassau, or some other towns in course are Norwalk and New for "permission to print" what he would surrender. While one brick remains upon IM Wednesday, August 26th. The event, the JohnMurphey Frank Fairchild Write on receipt of this and beside being hannt of British "neutral" blockade Canaan, but we doubt whether they can have said if he could; and we have allowed another the citizens are determined not to SING SING CONSERVATISM.—Immediately > g family gathering, the mutual congratulations Geo. F Stott ; Robert R F Plumb brief, be quite particular what you write* him the privilege. But he does not desire, give up the city; and if it is taken by supe­ runners. upon the election of the Hon. Fernapdp be drawn before a week from next Saturday. Lewis Beardsley '",- Thaddeus E Peck accompanied by substantial tokens of affec­ Direct your letter—D. S; Bartram, Libby as Congressmen sometimes do, to manuf ac rior force it will be only a mass of smoul­ Due notice will be given by advertisement, Lewis* HJudsottjfy* Everett L Wheeler It seems to be a settled fact that Wood to the speakership of the Hoiit § iff tion, all conspired to render the occasion a Prison, Richmond, Va., and forward it un­ dering ruins. We know of no condition that of Representatives, it is understood that ^f| in all case* w.'iete practicable, prior lo com­ Alonzo Gray WmCJudson ture an oration, ex post facto, or to mould or would better please the loyal North than Lee's army is daily decreasing its strength delightful one. \ ,' ' James B Mitchell LH Northrop sealed. I shall send this by flag of truce the modify what he prepared under the inspira­ that which this paper threatens we shall find the policy of the Sing Sing conservatives mencing the draft for the respective towns. Hough Nace Tolberd (col'd). the desertions oatnnmberiog the conscripts Chas first opportunity. tion <>f the moment: he prefers to give to the Charleston in. .• ^ All the deserters who come into our lines will be further illustrated by the appoint* UP Mr. Montgomery whose speeches will Pulaski Benjamin Walter Booth Affectionately your son, &c. ment of Mr Isaiah Rynders as Chap* Watson H Smith Edwin B Hawley : publics just what he would have given to say that nine |J • • • ' tSP~Late dispatches from Japan represent lain of the House, of Mr. McCnnn as be remembered in this region, is about to re­ Samuel N Wells Frederick Lillingston those who so greatly honored him, if his their respective homes They also say '$i%K The store of Messrs. Staples & Adams, turn to Yicksburg and re-establish his paper. John HCoe Blbert WilcoxsOn |yThe gunners on the Ironsides, baffled by that at Yokohama all trade was stopped, and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of filj&Spv tongue had not refused to do duty. Our that the Japanese merchants had most all that the feeling that the rebel cause is •! lt.% with all its contents, consisting of an as In his Prospectus, he refers" to the state of Samuel W Beard sleyDavid W Judson the sand and cotton battlements of Wagner friend's speech was as follows:— . ,-^5 withdrawn from the city; that many of the lost is universal in the rebel armyofVirgiuia the United States, and of Mr. Andr«ws. sortment oi general merchandise, was en­ Chas P Burritt Cnas Wolfe from firing shells into it, and Jinable to toss now of Fort Lafayette, as Chief of the things in the North, its comparative prosperi­ Manuel Lovell Henry B Miner them over its sides, had recourse finally to First attempt: sdf-gratulaiory: (made du­ native servants had left, and that those who tirely coE^.—ed on Saturday night week. ty even in time of war and its ability to bear Chas Benjamin (col'd remained stayed only on daily wages. Three Metroplitan Police. When Mr. Wood Hanford Wilcoxson their knowledge of billiards, and depressed ring song number one, second stanza:) I American merchants had been attacked by a Ho Sabbath. A reward of $500 is offered to whoever will the mighty burden imposed upon it. Its Chas C Wells Stiles L Smith—man their pieces at the proper angle, The shot In a Prize Essay on the Sabbath,' writ­ is elected Speaker, his"conservative^ need not tell you, my friends, how happily mob, and barely escaped with their lives. friend Mr. John B. Floyd will be ealled give sufficient evidence to convict the incen­ strength and its prosperity, he attributes to Stephen W Scott that drew the tickets. would strike the water just in front of the Elbert Wilcoxson . Anson H Blakeman fort and bound over the wall. In the words 1 esteem this manifestation of your affec­ The party throughout Japan opposed to ten by a journeyman-printer in Scotland, to the head of the United States Treas* diary. See ad r. • its system of Free Labor. foreigners, and disposed to do everything in Abram W Bradley John Blackman f,, of the Captain, "they carmed on the bay and tionate regard. I am aware of nothing in their power to prevent concession to the there occurs the following striking pas- ury in place of Mr. Chase; Gen. Meade Though a Pro-Slavery man and slaveown­ ,, George F Cooke pocketed the ball in the fort every time. John W Hard me that calls for so marked demonstrations English, is large and powerful. s : 1 will be superseded in Virginia by the con­ o; £0nnty Fair. ' Daniel Lahey • Frauklin Wheeler — -r—- S8ge *' ^ er heretofore, he avows his intention to labor from my fellow citizens and friends :.but it servative Gen> Robert E. Lee ; and Mr. The FairfieM County Agricultural Society Sutton Green George A Nichols 'Yoke-fellows ! think how the abstrac­ for the extinction or abolition of what he re­ A GOOD RECORD.-r-The New York Inde­ is a pleasant thought and ever will be, that t&"Mrs. ALICE B. HAVEN, better known Vallandigbam will be made Secretary of held its first meeting to perfect arrange­ 24TH SUB. DISTRICT—NEWTOWN. pendent says that when Paymaster North­ to the reading community as Alice B. Neal, tion of the Sabbath would hopelessly en. gards as a curse upon the Southern Country. you who know me so well count me worthy War. :These will be but the first stepa ments for the approaching fair at Danbury» Number enrolled 376: number to draft 113 rop was in New Orleans, he asked Col. Bis- and to juvenile readers as "Cousin Alice," slave the working classes, with whom we sell, of the 25th Conn. Volunteer Regiment, of-—of—of..... died at bet residence at Mamaroneck, West­ are identified. Think of labor thus go­ of the Sing Sing programme for the res­ on Wednesday Inst. The Kenosha Trotting Dennis Quinlin Dennis Cavanaugh whether there was any swearing in his reg­ ' V.VI'U '• • HARPER'S MAGAZINE for September is at Henry Morris Hugh Campbell chester County, last Sunday, Aug. 33d, aged ing op ip one monotonous and continuous toration of peace to the country, and of Park is to IJC used which will draw out the — - - " - lyjjtj iment ? "You may go through the regiment" Second attempt: allusion: (made during 35 years. Mrs. Haven, whose maiden name hand, and is quite an attractive number. It Michael McMahon Richard Welch the interval between songs number two and and eternal cyclp-lipabs foreyer oq the dignity, unity and perpetuity to the na­ steeds and they will dra; the people. opens with an amusing narrative by Lady Sampson B Lake Wheeler Ward answered Col. Bissell, "and Fll give you $5 was Emily Bradley, was born in Hudson, N. tional government, ffarpefs Weekly, f • for every oath you hear from it. The Pay­ three:) I have somewhere read, my friends, rack, the fingers forever playing, the Dufferin, entitled " An Unprotected Female Chas. Warner Peter Bradley Y. ... * John McMahon 2d David DownB master hunted diligently after his reward, of a celebrated composer who made it a rule When Joseph C. Neal of Philadelphia, au­ eye-balls forever straining, the brow for­ jj r with good hope, but he searched in vain. JQrThe premises occupied by the . - Daulyory Rail Road* in the East," illustrated with seventeen capi­ John Shehan Morris Colgan to have his only and well-beloved child thor of "Charcoal Sketches," edited the Sat­ ever sweating, the feet forever plodding, tal 'engravings. Mr. H. M. Alden contri­ James Daily That is a noble record lor old Connecticut. urday Gazette, Miss Bradley was a contrib- American Legation at Jeddo, were en­ « The Annual Meeting of the Danbury & Robert A Clark What other regiment will take rank upon awakened from sleep by strains of sweet and brain forever throbbing, the should­ butes an instructive article on the Pennsyl­ Robert McArthur Edwin B Peck uter to the paper,and in 1846 she was married tirely destroyed by fire on the morning Norwnlk Rari'CKid Couii.'h_y wasliolden at Isaac Lake that page pf unstained honor. music, so that during his waking hours he to Mr. Neal, who lived but one year after ers forever drooping, the loins forerer ach­ the Town Ixoaso in Norwalk, on Thursday vania Coal Region "The Battle and Tri­ Gideon B Camp ,^ ing, and the restless mind forever schem­ of the 28th of May, said to have origi­ Nath'l Lyon Frederick Winchell might have happy thoughts and feelings. their marriage. In 1853 she was married to nated accidentally. The American Min­ last. The affairs of the road were represent­ umph of Dr. Susan," is concluded. There Silas E Fairchild, John Harley ^ Superior Court. We "children of a larger growth" have Mr. Samuel L. Haven. ing. Think of the beauty it wonld ef­ Dennis Hayes ister, Mr. Pruyn, lost everything except ed to be in a prosperovp condition and all .are numerous other original contributions, Henry French AUGUST TERM, 1863.—JUDGE PHELPS. that pleasure (and I call it also a privilege) face, of the merry-heartedness it would which are all good. The Monthly Record of Sylvester Beers -f David Nash DEATH OF LORD CLYDE (SIR COLIN CAMP­ extinguish, of the giant strength it would tiro archives of the Legation — • v the old Board «f Direct C -R were re-elected. Petition of A. B. Hull for divorce only once or twice in a lifetime. And I— BELL.)—The death of this distinguished Brit­ Current Events, Literary Notices, Easy Chair John McMahon Carlos S Warner. tame, of the resources of Dature tbat it The vacancy in the Board, ©ceasipned by Edwin Curtis Henry Oglman t, from his wife, A. M. Hnll, granted.^ unworthy one !—am enjoying, it to-night! ish commander is announced in our advices MTl'he Queen has addressee} the fa- Drawer, and some good cuts at the shoddy T , _ , Slfc would exhaust, of the aspiratipns it would the decease oi C. B. White, was not filled. John Farrel Thomas Kane Weed vs. Byington. This is a case to But—yet—'Wherefore—that is—indeed, • my by the Persia. He w^s born in Glasgow, dies of England on the subject of crino­ Considerable discussion pro and con was Aristocracy and of the Fashions, conclude Michael McMahon 2d John Mulligan , ^ Oct., 20.1792, .entered the army in 18Q8, serv­ crush, and of the sickness it would breed, recover laud occupied by defendent, on friends, I cannot express my feelings. ed in Portugal and at Walcheren took an line. The "daily accidents arrising from elicited by the Horse Railroad branch, of the the number, ri- ifet Frederick Sanford Patrick Bradley'" % of the projects it would wreck, of the Timothy Shehan,,,,,, Wm. H Hoy which had been erected the present "Ga­ Third attempt: complimentary : (made du­ active in the Peninsular war, and'in the war the wearing ol the indelicate, expensive, cprporation, the officers denying that the with the United States in 1814 His name groans it would extort, of the lives it Samuel FTilson f i; John Hoadly zette Building." , ring song number four—solo and chorus— dangerous and hideous article'' causes her Horse Cars were put on to defeat the street jgfThe platform of the Democracy is John Lillis sfej Bradley C Sherwood attracted little notice until 1842, when he would immolate, of the cheerless graves The laud in dispute was formerly part and meant to be delivered the moment they it would prematurely dig. See them toil­ great pain, and she thinks tbat such a road. The public sentiment hereabouts, thus succinctly set forth in a communica­ Michael Conley p?! Thomas Ryan was prominent in the Chinese war, and sub­ dress can be pleasing only to a demoml* t of the bed of the ni 11 poiid at Norwalk stopped : but it wasn't:) I do not feel, my sequently held a leading command in the ing and moiling, sweating and fretting, however, is nearly unanimous the other way. tion to the "Lounger's,, columns of Harper's Edward Taylor I® John McArthur Jr i^ed taste. She begs them to abandon James Corbit %§ Samuel S Ludden Bridge. When the bridge and Dam were friends, like occupying a single moment of war of tho Punjaub. In 1854, he Went to grinding and hewing, (weaving and spin­ |r • Weekly: Michael Lynch carried away by the great freshet of 18- the Crimea, as chief of the Highland Bri­ its use. Probably since the days pf $£ing -uJ "First. Resolved, That we are in favor of Simon Gorman the precious time which you have so kind­ ning, sowing and gathering, qioviqg and t5P°Commodore Ely, Secretary Elwell, Hiram Davis yg| John E Hoyt ® 54, it was desired by the citizeus of Nor­ gade, and took a conspicuous share in the James' "Counterblast against Tobacco^ the war. ly devoted to my gratification this evening : battle of the Alma. On the death of Gen. reparing, raising and building, digging and tlR 'Cranp-ds Band rill please accept Michael Carrol ®§? Henry F Bertine walk to avert similar disastrous occurren­ no such sensation has been created as this Second. Resolved. That we are opposed Daniel Kane Conrad Derlam but I must express, in a few words, my ex­ Anonn in 1857, he was appointed to the su­ and planting, nnloading and storing, stri­ our than Irs fcr the compliment paid us on to all measures for carrying it on." ces in future. A Company was formed diatribe against hoops has cansed in fe­ Thomas Lynch John Kane 2d treme satisfaction with the music on which preme command of the army in India, and ving and struggling—in the garden and Daniel Linahan Edward D Tomlinson and Charter obtained to improve Nor­ arrived in Calcutta Aug. 15, thirty-two days male circles. Wednesday sight last. Vice-Com. Whit­ you have permitted me to feast so bounti­ in the field* in the granary and in the barn ney vas also serenaded cn the same night. The draft in New York city is finished Patrick Garragan James Carroll walk. River. This Company, it would ap­ after the date of his commission. His con? in the factory, and in ~ the mill, in the Wm. Cribbin Curtis Tomlinson fully at this time. My friends, it is like'the sumate skill and generalship in conquering A DISAPPOINTMENT.—The great pin-hun­ and during the drawing perfect quiet and pear, disposed of the land in dispute, ware-house, and the shop, on the moun­ John A Sanford Dunning J Lake songs of..... The moonlight is beautifbl, the rebels in the East India mutiny are mat­ ter, the Baron de Sevres, is dead — peace have prevailed. Some of the worst Frederick Elwood Hobert B Camp which laud is claimed by the plaintiff. ters of history. Sir Colin Campbell was tain and in the ditch, on the roadside, Pic-Wics. Old deeds dating back to 1673 were of­ but this throws moonlight into shade. I dis» Amongst the property he left were found \.-i copperheads were not there to breed trouble; Frederick B Terrell Edgar A Nettleton made Major General in 1856 and in 1858 was and in the wood, in the city and in the The Sabbath School childre* connected Patrick Hulihan„ _ fered in evidence—quite interesting from like to think of your stopping; but J kB°iy elevated to the peerage under the, title of two large and heavy boxes, which by tho for it is thought tbat 500 rioters were killed John Bartlett country, pg the sga and <>4 the shofe. oq with tlis 2d M. E. Church enjoyed a pic­ in the great riot. A little over 19,000 were Geo B FairchildgsiS James Green ^| their peculiar phraseology, -m-' v. that henceforth I shall be able to appreciate Baron Clyde of plydesdaje. *., -fy- & . •, hejrs were supposed to contain pasji, ty)t Geo. J Tucker Smith B Glover &S the earth in days of brightness and of nic season at the Ampitbeatre Grove on drawn, or one in six of the number enrolled |||The case is still on.—Danbury Tims. more fully than ever before that striking giaour. What a sad picture wonld the turned qut to be jelled with hundreds pf * Thursday last The children of the Bap­ Patrick Kelley 5!®? Edmund Godey The Greek fire used for the destruc- thousands of all imaginable kinds of ping. in the first class. Benj. Matthews Birdsey E Lewis simile ot one of America's poets, in which world present if we had no Sabbath?'' '••Mkvsm fyThe New YWk World protests sol­ tiori of Charleston, was invented about 1,000 For the last twenty years his regular hab­ tist Society follow suit this week on Thurs­ Martin Kelley WS John B Goodsell , he says of the .devoted young lady named years ago in the East, and was employed in day. Hew blessed it is tnus to add to the USF" The Tribune says Gen. Gillmore re­ Chas. Bradley Wm H Moore '$0. emnly against the encampment of so many Evangeline: '• /J the crusades against the Christians, to whom BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.—The beautiful it has been to pass along the most fre; John Lynch 4 th Patrick Keating troops in the metropolis as endangering the 41 quented street? aqd places Qf public re­ • happiness ol "these little ones." fused a major-general's commission before When she had pasied, it was like the ceasing of it was a source of the utmost terror and con­ extract below is from the pen of Hen. Chas Newman 1 £ Austin Blackman health of the city. It would be rather unheal­ fusion. £t ijs poi$posed of wh$t is known as sort, and to pick up apy pins he discov­ he went to Charleston ; prefered to earn it Eli Beers • ^ Connor Kane exquisite niitaic." i: "arsenical alcohol," and is chiefly made of 'George S. Qill«rd : ered on the groiHid.' ' gap-Mr. Henry C. Wing, who has recently Joseph R Banks James Hagan thy for the World or its diciples to attempt Fourth attempt: Patriotic: (made during pitch, naptha and bitumen, and readily burns been acting »s local on the Norwich Daily pBT Robert Toombs has addressed a let­ Isaac B Hall Leroy Scover ii a repetition of their July rioting, while these the singing ot the Star Spangled Banner:) on and under water. It was originally pro­ " I confess that increasing years bring . ... , .... Francis Tool •^-Petroleum oil is assuming already Bulletin, is about to assume the control of ter to the Atlanta Constitutional, dwelling Chas Stillson t tfiei blue-coated chaps are about. I cannot keep silent any longer, my friends jected on arrows and javelins, around which with them an increasing respect for men Chas L Roberts Hull Shepard flax was twisted, saturated with the com­ who do not succeed in life, as those words great importance in the commerce of tho the Litchfield JSrvquirer. Mr. Humphrey, upon the fearful depreciation of the rebel Phio Nichols ni and lellow citizens. In days like these, such Edward Odell pound. It emits a most offensive odor in its countrv. The shipments to foreign ports, the present proprietor, is going to Biooklyn, currency, and contrasting it with our healthy Frederick M ShepardThomas Scales man named Robinson engaged words as you have just uttered must at­ are commonly used. Heaven is said to i- discharge, and is very destructive in its ef­ be a place for those who have not suc­ from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore condition. He attributes it to bad manage­ Edward M Sherman John Pertell rooms at a Hartford boarding house, and af­ tune tiie heart and open the month of ev­ fect. The secret of the composition of this N. T. Success to both. tl , '< ceeded upon earth ; and it is surely true and BOP ton, since January 1st, have ment alone. He says our government has John Lillis MichaeljiKilbridge ter running up an account of $90 for carpets ery true friend of his country. Let me say, fire was lost until the commencement of our in Thos. Ferrell#®! Daniel Harrigan been 20,000,000 of gallons, valfled at $6, better understood and adhered to the true civil war, when it was discovered or re-in- that celestial graces do not best thrive NEW PAPER.—We have received the first John Houlihan*T%t PatrickDoland and paper hangings, which were cut and then, that I accept this demonstration as a vented singularly enough by a Virginian— principles of finance. He asserts that rebel and bloom in the hot blaze of worldly 000,000. % number of the Meriden Recorder, a neatly Wm Ackley. &?«< • SB» ' put in bis rooms, he left for New York and token of ygtyr faith of my loyalty, and my Who offered it tp our government, and tried prosperity. Ill success sometimes arises ' v. •• • * • printed, spicy little paper, edited by Capt currency "is depreciated more than 1,000 per Adjourned to Saturday next at 10 A. M. has not since been heard of. The Hartford desire to do my duty to the nation i# the to procure a patent for it. Parties j?ho ypere IMPORTANT,—The fact cannot be to often, from a superabundance qf qualities ip OT cent below gold and silver, and 400 percent —— • papers don't know whether to suppose he hourof her necessity. The day is drawing in WashlngtOhVye'ar and a half ago, may sutaa, strongly Urged upon the MC. Luther G. Kiggs, late of the 22d Regt. We remember the efforts of this individual to'Ob­ themselves good—from a conscience too that the m^jdrlty ol the Baleratus in manwf wish it good success, and Meriden certainly below suspended bank notes." Fom Jeff Davis—April. 1861. got killed in the riots or that he has abscon­ neaT, my friends, when I, in commou with is not only very unhealthy, but actually a 1 tain a hearing from the government officials. sensitive, a taste too fastidious, a self- ought to sustain it well. "•*"*•""•* fill ' > v With mortar, Palxhap find petard. ded with designs of avoiding the settleinentof the rest of you, may hear the voice of the forgetfniness too romantic, a modesty too clear poisen, causing teeth to decay, and Star Mr. Russell the former correspondent bringing on disease generally. Thanks to — We tender Old Abe our Beau-regard. ' ^ his little bills. The question is open to dis­ law, bidding me go forth to the conflict and OfThe Macon, Ga., Telegraph says that retiring. I will not, go so far as to say, of the London Times in his paper, the Army cussion. He played the same game here science, skill, perseverance and energy, that I |[3pThe terrible tragedy at Lawrence is From the Worth—Angnst, 1801. the peril and the—and the— When that Mr. Watts recently elected Governor of with a living poet, that " the world the man still lives who invented Herrick Al­ regarded as the direct and legitimate fruit and Navy Gazette, says : about a year ago upder the name of Holmes time comes, my fellow citizens, shall not we Alabama over Mr. Shorter, the present in­ knows nothing of its greatest men but With Monitors, Parretta, and an "anger to bore," cumbent, with several ot the members of len's Gold Medal Saleratus, which has is still ot the imbecile policy pursued by the com­ "It requires philosophy, metaphysics, his* Boarding-house Keepers (better. bjB fpund tin. there are forms of greatness, or at least doing such great wonders in the culinary de­ torical parallels and immense faith to believe We send Jeff, reeling, one Gill-more, gjggg^f Congress were originally Union Whigs. Mr. partment. We say that one trial will con­ mander pf that department, Gen. Schofield. —* — ; -''W»x4'V l°i him- " tU . :/n,: Watts led tl>e Bel) and Everett ticket in ot excellence, which 'die and make no that the south can continue her resistance to vince the most skeptical that there is none He is a "conservative" and has been coHcilia- til W'J? Alabama,'at the last Presidential election. sign there are Ijaartyrs that miss the the north in the field, or preserve her states Bg" The following promotions bear date pr Vallandigham's man Friday, Geo* E. * '« ' . : ' -' ' : * other to bp compared with it. Most of our ig the rebels by "a moderate course" and of Aug. 23d: —Major H. W. Paboll, 6th Pugh, who is stumping the Sjate ot Ohio, for palmj but Hot t)ie ntake ; there are heroes Me^lshavepjr sale;' Sheirlej^ ni from the sway of Washington pro-consuls." in T e result has been shown us in the work of Regiment, to be Lieut. Col. vice Ives, de­ VaL and himself, took occasion in a recent KBFA preacher of Illinois,^ giving a without the laixrel, ind con^uerprs with­ Sto^dtteat. IW York. • * ' ' > »* t speech to say that a regiment of good Demo fittantrell andbis murderous gang at Law- J _ familiar account of the Prodigal Son's out, the triumph.' ' ji-rajftrntq . gar* "Spriggins," who left here for Sarato­ clined ; Capt. W. S. Cogswell, 5th Regiment ^^conld p"uTarftle«11 »tiAneg"ro trpopstwinna in thefh< — • i <•• • — _ QTSabrfc Cuts, Gunshot Wotmds, and all Ha«. Fifth tod last attempt: which teas quite a return, dwelt touchingly upon the fath­ ga recently and took "something to drink" to be Major ; Adjutant Redfield Duryea, 6th United States to flight: Mr. Jefferson J. J®* A Rich Journeyman Printer is other kinds of Wounds, also Sores, Ulcers fOJJi: — Regiment, to be Lieut. Colonel, vice Spei- Toombs of Cincinnati, y/hq boasts that, hi» mcca»^'(made after the "friends and fcliow er's circumstances when ho saw his son and Scurvy, heal safely a"d„^'y ""4a jyi" tlie cahe of WeeUna 8. Bailey vs while there, with him, has been outdone by "afar off," tlms: '' Tiie sun had not yet fonnd out West He is being exhibited dell, ir« toau, Invalid Ojg., citizens'' had. turned to go away:) 1 Wish I the soothing influence of HOLLO WAY^B ^ j Town of IrumluU, tried at this term of the a party who recently went to the White nB could know you by moonlight, ladies and sunk beneath the western horizon. There, with ring tailed monkeys, wild hogs, OINTMENT. It heals to the bone, so that Mountains and carried a "foot stove" along(?) Edwin S. Hubbell, Co. D. 10th Kegiment, pUg|1 to single combat, in any manner and in his easy chair before the door, sits the shaved horses, three legged calves, and the wound never opens again. Soldiers sup­ , Superior Court and reported in our columns 13Pugh gentlemen, so as to thank you by' daylight ,i"4 The fashion introduced is expected to be all to be 2d Lieut. Co. C., vice Sanford, promo- with any weapons the latter chooses. —*" aged father, reading the papers l"i other trinkets. ply yourselves. Only 35 cents per pot. tWty weeks ago, a, verdict for plaintiff for ted. hasn't replied as yet At any rate, I thank you 1 G ; W •.•a- u ; • , pastws H tks viz*,» aether season. • . *•'' * • ' i . . •( pis ana costs, has been *eni«fe^,. : U. I r a \' Vf 'k : boy to learn the Saddle and Harness ^ ACHE, CORNS,BUN- , I being liable to military dnty under the W *tr«: >,./ AXMINSTER RUGGS, Was the only "preparation for food from In­ act of Congress " for enrolling and calling out the FORT WARD, VA., Aug. 24th, 1863. Maker's trade. A lad from the conntry pre­ : ; MONUMENTS, - National forces," &c., approved March 3d, 1863, am WHEREAS : We the members of Co. C., ferred. WILLIAM S. JONES. LINEN CRUMB CLOTHS, > ? IONS, FROSEN dian Corn" that received a medal and hon- » the only son of .a widow, (or of ... . . , 1st Regt. Heavy Artillery, learn with sin­ ; 8-4 DAMASK TABLE LINEN, ; " \ orable mention from the Royal Commission- -'c an ag«d parent,) dependent on my labor for support. Westport, Aug. 28,1863. t£35 SLABS, TABLE1S, SINKS, <6(7., ; ; > cere and profound grief of the death of our ^ DAMASK TABLE COVERS. ,|£ FEET, BURNS, ers, the competition of all prominent manu- - We, the subscribers, do hereby certify that the well beloved fellow soldier and brother, Hen­ NEW STOCK 1 facturers of "Corn Starch" and "Prepared »v above named ...... is the only son of a widow, ry W. Clark. Therefore in testimony of Notice to Drafted Men! CUTS,SORE- . As well as ' • \ Corn (or of aged and infirm parents,) dependent on his OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL, ) Cliiii-: & labor for support. —— our esteem and sorrow : v/- i Resolved : That by his loss we shall miss 4TH DISTRICT, CONN., Aug. 27th, '63.) s NESS OF Flour" of this and other countries notwith­ Personally appeared before me, the above from our roll-call, one whose long compan­ To whom it may concern, KIIITY:*Irv.-v. -:. *'•' ' Mantles and Purniture Slabs named . 7. . . . and and severally made •v ^ . standing. oath that the above certificate is correct'and true, to ionship, kind heart and noble mind have en­ 66 A LL drafted persons in the4th District i( r THE ; ;*%'•! : in general, and furnished at the lowest pos­ The food and luxury of the age, without deared him to our company circle, and we i ( f i j . t i i n '/ > t x. n ph a the best of their knowledge and belief. J\. of Connecticut who elect to furnish iirl a single fault. One trial will convince the shall ever cherish the remembrance of his a substitute, will present the substitute to CHEST, most sceptical. Makes Puddings, Cakesf ; / i '' Justice of the Peace; many manly deeds and generous impulses. sible prices.:; -'f-vrf-J' Dated at . .'. • '•* '•-. I the Board of Enrollment for examination, at Custards, Blanc Mange, &c., without ising- Resolved : That we deeply sympatize with this office WITHIN THE TIME THE DRAFTED Family and .MOSQUITO gtass, with few or no eggs, at a cost astonish­ this . . . day of . . . 186 f CEMETERY FENCING, IRON RAILING Not» 1.—The first class of the above certificates his family for the loss of a noble member, MAN MAY BE ORDERED TO APPEAR; and all ing the most economical. A slight addition r must be 6igned by the person claiming' exemption, after a two years' companionship we find who elect to pay three hundred dollars, (the HATS! CAPS! BITES,BEE STINGS, to ordinary wheat flour greatly improves ': and the second by two respectable citizens, (heads Ac., furnished and put up at short notice and of families,) residents of tne town, county or dis­ ourselves greatly bereaved, yet theirs must gum fixed by the Secretary of War to pro­ g:|| Housekeeping; Bread and Cake. It is also excellent for be the greater sorrow with a lifetime ac­ AND ALL OTHER CASES j trict in which the person resides, to be sworn to be­ cure exemption,) will pay the same to HON. a thickening sweet sauces, gravies for fish and' fore a magistrate, quaintance with hisnoble nature. DAVID F. HOLLISTER, receiver of commuta­ on very favorable terms. ; . ; meat, soups, &c. For Ice Cream nothing Notb 2.—This certificate is to be used only in Resolved: That the world has lost in his tion money, and on presentation of his dupli­ WHERE A LINIMENT IS DESIRABLE. can compare with it. A little boiled in milk cases where the tabor of the person claiming ex­ Representing an establishment the oldest emption is actually necessary for the support or the person and vigor a great hearted and good: cate receipt to this office, the Board of en­ G O O D S ! i&mm Timm'y r: will produce rich cream for coffee, chocolate, parsons dependent on him. The exemption does man, whose voice was often heard uphold­ rollment will give the drafted men so pre­ •> tea, &c. not apply in cases where there is sufficient property Price 25 cts. per bottle. and best known of any in Western Connec­ % to yield support, and the necessary business for col­ ing the right and denouncing the wrong ; senting the receipt, a discharge from the * 4rf j u * . » Put up in 1 pound packages, under the 4 and:we mingle our tears with those of his present draft" Per order, S The money refunded to all dissatisfied pur­ lecting the Income can be transacted by agents, trus­ Heads measnrod and Hats ticut, the subscriber feels that its reputation trade mark ' Maizena,' and with directions a; tees, or the like. ™ kindred and friends while we bid him adieu !Sir J. E. DUNHAM, for use." ^ Sfe till the last neat reville of the Resurrection. 35 ^ Provost Marshal, 4th District Conn. made to order. chasers of Dunn's Liniment. ' A most delicious article of food for chil« f FORM 26. Resolved .'That a copy of these resolutions French Cloths HOYT & BLANCHARD, for artistic excellence and honorable dealing drenand invalids of all ages. For sale by > Certificate of a Parent that he or she desires one be transmitted to the friends of the deceased. of his or her sons exempted. H Proprietors, 215 Fulton St, New York. Grocers and Druggists everywhere. I, the subscriber, the father (or mother) of ... . ! For sale by H. M. Prowitt. is already too well established to need com­ and . residents of comity, IST of Letters remaining in the HE Universal Clothes Wringer and Iy22 Norwalk. MANUFACTURED AT GLEN COVE, LONG ISLAND. and State of hereby certify, that I am Post Office at Norwalk, Ct. Sept 1st, '63. T Washing Machine combined, the only mendation. Address Wholesale Depot, 166 Fulton Street. L "•?} •••pjvtwt.u .y.w r-vV ' " ' 6m44 WM. DURYEA, General Agent, imy „ When we come to reduce every invention -lOia Sif ~ E.B. PRICE, Agent. exempt from the operation of the act of Congress Bigney Miss Annie Lambert Charles tor washing clothes to a principle, they all CASSIMERE^ ! " for enrolling and calling out the National forces, Crowrord Miss LouisaMurry Miss Lizzie The Subscriber has just taken the old Norwalk, Ct, May 1st, 1862. r. Iy32 FRIENDS ANI> RELATIVES Ac:, approved Marcos, 1863. Chandler Mrs. Eliza-Nolan Miss Julia amount to that of pressing and squeezing out the dirt and water. Even the old Stand formerly occupied by H. C. Bardwell, OF THE We, the subscribers, hereby certify that the above beth . Powell Thomas pounder and wash-board amount to the named is aged and infirm, and dependent Clayton Miss Ella Raymond Miss Harriet AMERICAN HOUSE, same thing. The great difference between in Main Street, and stocked the same with a FOR SALE BY L Brave Soldiers and Sailors, on the labor of sons for support. Cunningham Mr. Rodgers Mrs Henry S BOSTON, Fitch RB Esq ^ Rodgers Miss Nancy the many inventions for washing and our large and entirely new stock of Gentlemen's wringer is, that this is a mighty presser and a Dress Good? ! S THE LARGEST and best airanged HOLLOWAY'S PILLS Personally appeared before me the above named Ferris Captain : ^ Ross Miss Nettie Head Gear, Ac., &c., which will be sold H. M. FITO WITT...... and and severally made oath FishBeekman Spicer Robert Esq mighty squeezer. It alto has one property I Hotel in the New England States; it is that the above certificates are correct and true, to Fox Mrs Julia Smith Mrs Johnji that no other washing-machine has, viz : D U1HP8 LINIMEN1 has a very pleasant centrally located and easy of access from And OINTMENT. " the best of their knowledge and belief. Griffing Miss Fanny Smith James H ^ that of a separator of all impurities from the and refreshing Odor ! all routes of travel. It contains all the clothes, leaving them in the tub as you modern improvements, and eveiy conven­ All who have Friends and Relatives in the . Justice of the Peace. Hardman Mrs AnsonStephens Mrs Rosena Army or Navy should take especial care that Dated at . I Joslyn Miss Maty Seely Elijah B , run the clothes from the water. tsf.A'.0Sf'ii£3E" DUNN'S LINIMEN1 will not grease nor ience for the comfort and accommodation of this . . . day of ... 186 ) f Our PATENT COG-WHEEL REGULA­ LINEN GOODS the traveling public. The sleeping rooms they be amply supplied with these Pills and NOTB 1.—The first certificate must be signed by Sheedd Michael f v stain I Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers and ; the parent making the election, and the second bv Persons calling for any of the above Let­ TOR gives us the advantage of cog-wheels, are large and well ventilated; the suits of without allowing them to clash or ride rooms are well arranged, and completely Sailors have neglected to provide themselves two respectable citizens, (heads of families,) resi­ ters will please say "Advertised." Of all kinds, and ^" ! Notice. with them, no better present can be sent them ' dents of the town, connty or district in which the CHARLES OLMSTEAD, P. M. each other. Without cog-wheels the whole furnished for families and large traveling par­ • persons reside, and sworn to before' a magistrate. strain of forcing the cloth through the ma­ N PRESENTING this article to the Pub­ ties, and the house will continue to be kept by their Friends. They have been proved In case the father is deceased, the certificate is sign-, lic, the Manufacturers do not assert that it to be the Soldier's never-failing-friend in the ed by the mother, and the fact of the- father's death chine is put upon the lower roll and the Particular attention paid to the manufacture I as a first-class Hotel in every respect. is to be stated by the person certifying. A STOP PUT TO TOWN BOUNTIES. Judge cloth is made to act in the place of cog­ will cure everything; but for the purposes Telegraph in the house to all parts of the hour of need. i • NOT* 8.—This > certificate is to be used only in Sanford, of the Superior Court, hasgranted wheels to drive the upper roll, causing three of named, and most other external applications, country. LEWIS RICE, Coughs and Colds affecting Troops ^ cases where the labor of the person claiming exemp­ an injunction against the town of" Wai they have no hesitation in saying it is the tion is actually necessary for the support of thei per­ times the strain upon the lower roll as when ly34 Proprietor. Will be 9peedily relieved and effectual^ sons dependent on him. The exemption does not ton, restraining it from paying a bounty to cog wheels with our patent regulator are Having made my purchases Best Article of the Kind cured by using these admirable medicines, apply im cases where there is sufficient property to drafted men, who were accepted by the Board used, besides saving the extra strain npon and by paying proper attention to the Di- 'l«ld support, and the necessary business for col- of Enrollment* previous to the recent large yet offered—in evidence of which they can ecting the income can be transacted by agents, trus­ the cloth. Experience shows that Clothes- adduce the testimony-ol those whose intelli­ iectiona which are attached to each Pot or ? We find the above erroneous paragraph Wringers without Cog-Wheels cannot be sell HIS Wringer took the First Premium at tees, or the like. advance in prices, I will gence and veracity are unquestionable. T the New York State Fair in 1862, and Box. going the rounds of the State papers, depended upon. Sold by Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite, FORM 27. C. & E. K. LOCKWOOD A CO. my entire stock for ^ was awarded a Diploma, for its superiority Certificate that the person liable to draft is the only founded, doubtless on a mistaken impress­ derful Cures" having been of late looked up­ over all other Wringers, at the Mechanics' Incidental to Soldiers. brother of a child or children dependent on his ion gathered from an item on the subject V O A S a ! SSji on as a great humbu<* nnd a* the Public have Fair, in Syracuse, in 1863. From 5000 to labor for support. and every effort made to give satisfaction been so frequent'y UBpdNd Bp >n by false Those feelings which so sadden us usually I, the subscriber, . being liable to draft which we gave last week. The fact is, 6000 of these machines are now in use in arise from trouble or annoyances, obstructed At much less than the New and a good article. representations, Uiruugu >vniuu they have Western and Central N. Y., and it is the into the service of the United States, hereby make as we stated last week, that Judge San­ lost all confidence in the host of quackeries perspiration, or eating and drinking whatev- > affidavit that I am the only brother of un­ exclamation of every one who has seen it er is unwholesome, thus disturbing the health­ der 12 years of age, havingneither father nor mother, ford of the Supreme Court, granted an MRS. WHITE'S with which the country abounds, we have and bought one of the many Wringers be­ dependent on me for support. concluded that this LINIMENT, alter a fair ful action of the liver and stomach. These injunction restraining the town authori­ %r; ing sold abont the countiy. " I wish I had organs must be relieved, if you desire to be We, the subscribers, • .• . . and ...... ties of Washington from paying the Boarding and Day fltehooL WHOLESALE PRICES' ' trial, may rest entirely upon its own merits. waited—This is so much nicer than the one I residents of county. State of t!: 0 The public are invited to call and m Its effects might appear incredible but from well. The Pills, taken according to the have" . ....r- . printed instructions, will quickly produce a hereby certify that...... who is liable to draft $300 exemption fee to each man drafted, ALL TERM will commence September &d as all'Goods are still ad­ • ' examine my stock and prices before' ^ the high character of those whose experi­ is the only brother of . . . . , under 12 years of age, bnt has not enjoined them from paying 14th, 1863. ence in its use has confirmed our most san­ healthy action in both liver and stomach, and having neither father nor mother, and dependent on F purchasing elsewhere. No charge > as a natural consequence a clear head aad his labor for support. •— ; — $300 bounty to those "who shall go or For circulars apply to the Principal, guine expectations. And upon application vancing in price, now is the ; ' : for showing goods, and no one ex- good appetite. procure a substitute." MRS. J. WHITE, at our office we will furnish names of indi­ ^"Personally appeared before me, the above named: 4t31 , : : UNorwalk, Conn. v)«pected to purchase unless satisfied viduals and families who have been greatly Weakness or Debiity Induced by Over ....and and severally made oaththat « ; a v Litchfield Enquirer. time to purchase your Spring 1 benefitted by its use. „ Fatigue. '' ' the above certificate is correct and true, to the best ;.f ilii « • , ,Sl _ • j r'it is for their interest so to do. y of their knowledge and belief. Keep the bottle tightly corked. . ,V ly22 Will soon disappear by the use of these in­ WARREN'S IMPROVED FELT, CEMENT AND i . w supply. Justice of the Peace. valuable Pills, and the Soldier will qnickly Dated at I a.-I GRAVEL ROOFING.—We refer to the above ^ My entire stock of acquire additional strength. Never let the this . . day of.... 186 J '.t - '$' <; 1 roofing, believing it to be decidedly the Nora 1.—This certificate is to be used only in WILTON ACADEMY. T Bowels be either confined or unduly acted best, most durable and cheapest known in OOMSIZVS PLATT. upon. It may seem strange, that Holloway's cases where the labor of the person claiming exemp­ this countiy, the merits and popularity of HE FALL AND WINTER TERM O PAPJJR HANGINGS |§ tion is actually necessary for the support of the per­ this Institution will open on Monday Pills should be recommended for Dysentery sons dependent on him. The exemption does not which are so perfectly demonstrated about T were purchased at last years prices and and Flux, many persons supposing that they apply in cases where there is sufficient property to the village that we refer to it, thinking that Sept. 7th. , w. E. OLMSTEAD, The superior points of this Wringer over yield support, and the necessary business can be 3t33 Principal would increase the relaxation. This is a transacted for collecting the income by agents, trus­ we may thus confer a favor upon our read­ .V will be sold at the same for a short DHL. WAISBMAN'S others are: great mistake, for these Pills will correct the tees, or the like, ... .^ ers and the public generally. Very many of time. My terms will be in all cases, !! Mk ' . 1. Simplicity ot construction. liver and stomach, and thus remove all the Now 8.—The first certificate must be signed by our best buildings are covered with this 2. It has no iron that can ever rust the acrid rumors from the system. This medi- , two persons, (heads of families;) resident in the material; our own being one of the number. «'jL vv"'J. •,."fti"V$U >". N endless variety and quantity, in Main 'Remedy for the cure of same town, county or district with the person for .m'vaE .'r- Cash on Dolivery^^er^ Street, at PLATTS. clothes. cine will give tone and vigor to the whole whom exemption is claimed. Materials which are liable to be confound­ I 3. It is very strong and not liable to get organic system, however deranged, while —: ed With this have long been in use for cov­ Also, RIDING HATS, a very unique Art­ OUBSHOEA, DYSENTERY j out of order, wringing anything from a lace health and strength follow as a matter of FORM 28. ering factories and barns, &c., but never un­ collar to a bed-quilt, working easier than C. J. GRUMAN £}i course. Nothing will stop the relaxation of Certificate that two members of the family of the til this recent discovery has any kind of Ce­ Just Received, icle. Come and see. ^ any other Wringer. the Bowels so sure as the famous medicine. person liable to draft are already in the milita­ ment Roofing been used, for our best resi­ " CHOLEBA) ry service of the United States. RETAIL PRICES. Volunteers, Attention ! Indiscretions of We, the subscribers and and dences. The combinations of this roofing HEAD-QUARTERS PBOVOST MABBHATJ, ) AND No. 1, |6.00 ; residents of . county, and State of are such as to render it perfectly water- l. ,v •*; J •• '-> 4th Diet, Bredobfort, Aug. 24,1863. f Youth. '' J . R/ x^V hereby certify that t^vp members of the " iaf , . 4+.. •** » No. 2, $5.00 family and household of...... , county and proof; makes solid, handsome work, is a . (it tJl C •' A' • j No. 3, ...... $4.00 Sores and Ulcers, Blotches and swellings, . very great saving of at least 25 per cent :fi'.T '• •' Cholera Morbus. Stote above mentioned, are in the military service • LOST^ i SIO REWAB2). HCg"We warrant this Wringer in every can with certainty be radically cured, if the (if theUnited States, as non-commissioned officers,, over any other roofing in use. ETWEEN Norwalk Bridge and New Pills are taken night and morning, and the v niusiciams or privates. C. W. Lockwood is sole agent lor Fair­ An Assortment of EN Dollars Reward, and reasonable ex­ A purely vegetable compound. A sure jarticular. Do not hesitate to get one, for Canaan Village, a Gold Locket, who­ t will pay for itself in saving the wear of Ointment be freely used as stated in the Personally appeared before me, the above named field County. All orders left at the Store everB has found and will return the same shall T penses, will be paid toanyperaonfor printed instructions. If treated in any other ...... and and severally made oaththat of A. Moorehouse, Main Street, will receive arresting and delivering any DESERTER to and speedy remedy for the above complaints. clothes in six months in any family. r be suitably rewarded. For Sale by , manner, they dry up in one part to break the above certificate is true, to the'best of their his prompt attention ; enquiries freely an­ ELLEN L. ARNOLD. the Head-Quarters of the Provost Marshal t out in another. Whereas this Ointment will knowledge and belief, aw —•. - '— ' this District, at Bridgeport ^ For sale by H. M. Prowitt, Agt, ; MARVIN & PROWITT, Justice of the Pta^t. swered. Iy34 •••••• XT XI W I?--; New Canaan, Aug. 24, 1863. lt*34 remove the humors from the system and Dated at ...... ft* 1 J. E. DUNHAM, Norwalk. tiM'lm Main St., Norwalk, Ct. leave the Patient a vigorous and healthy : this .. . day of . ..186 .J 4t34 . Captain and Provost Marshal. man. It will require a little perseverance NOTE 1.—:This is only intended to apply when the ftg-Qne trial is sufficient to convince the Auction Sale. embers of the fwily claiming exemption reside most scrupulous of the invaluable and unfail­ URSUANT to an order from the Court in bad cases to insure a lasting cure. i the same family. If any of tne members reside ing efficacy of MAiDAME ZADOC POR­ Improvements in Photographing. Elsewhere and have gone into the military service P of Probate for the District ot Norwalk, NOTZOBI For Wounds either occasioned by tha : Of the United States no exemption on that account TER'S CURATIVE BALSAM for the cure will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest AKEN up by Joseph Moore, Pound Bayonet, Sabre, or -the Bullet, Sores can oe claimed. of Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Shortness of FALL PRINTS, bidder, on the 2d day of September, 1863, at keeper, fer the Town of Norwalk, Special Notice to onr Patrons NOTB 2.—This certificate must be signed by one Breathing, Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, T .r ./•: /. or Bruises. ' " of the parents, if there are any ; if not, by two 1 o'clock, in the afternoon, (unless previously from the highway, and impounded in the DR. SWEET'S. Huskiness, Tickliug in the Throat, Tightness disposed of at private sale,) so much of the Pound in Norwalk, on the 20th inst., one WHITNEY A BECK WITH To which every Soldier Sailor are'liable^ respectable persons, (heads of - families;) resident ot the Chest, and Consumption. For sale by there are no medicines so far, sure, and con­ in the same town, county or district with the per­ Real Estate of WILLIAM P. TRISTRAM, yearling Hiefer, all red excepting the end of Have added a t INFALLIBLE LINIMENT, son for whom exemption is claimed all Druggists at 13 & 25 cts. per bottle. late of Norwalk, deceased, as will raise the the tail which is white: said hiefer will be venient as Holloway s Pills and Ointment.— lm34 BEAUTIFUL STYL1IS. NE W BO OM, i V™ THE The poor wounded and almost dying suffer­ IsJtl —' v sum of $1585.28 with incidental charges of sold at the end of 20 days from the date To their extensive Gallery, especially for fin­ FORM 29. sale. heroof. at the Sign Post in said Norwalk. to GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY, j er might have his wounds dressed immediate­ Certficate that the person liable to draft is the To Some Owners. ishing Photographs. FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NEURALGIA, ly, if he would only provide himself with father of motherless children under 12 years of Sale to take place on the premises in said pay all necessary and legal expenses which By the return of MB. WHITNEY from agi, dependent upon his labor for support. Dr. Sweet's Infalliable Linixent fob Hob Norwalk. Terms made known at the time may accrue ana have accrued thereon. LUMBAGO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, this matchless Ointment, which should be ; I, the subscriber, being liable to tbe draft into ses is nnrivaled by any, in and all cases of Lame­ Washington, (with an assistant,) have doubled SPRAINS, BRUISES, CUTS AND . thrust into the wound and smeared all round ^ the service of the United States, hereby make an ness, arrising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrenchinp •f sale. JAMES FINNEY, their force of operatives : WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE, AND its effect is magical and certain. Harness JULIA A. TRISTRAM, Executrix. Constable of Norwalk. ; > ALL RHEUMATIC AND NER- it, then covered with a piece of linen from < affidavit that I am the father of . . . motherless Galls, Scratches, Mange, &'c., it will Slso care Spee­ By procuring a large and excellent < r S] ^.v VOUS DISORDERS. his Knapsack and compressed with a hand­ children under 12 years of age, and dependent on dily, Spavin and RiflgbOne inay be easily preven­ Dated at Norwalk, this the 22d day of Au­ Norwalk, Aug. 24th, 1863. : ; mylaborfor support. gust, 1863. It84 CYLINDER PRESS, m kerchief. Taking night and morning 6 or * we, the subscribers, and resi­ ted and cured in their incipient stages, but confirm­ Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut} 8 Pills, to cool the system and prevent infla- dents of county, State of.. . . hereby ed cases are beyoqd the possibilityjof a radical cure NEW ALPACAS! can give their Pictures that beautiful , t '-"-.er of . .... mother- No case of the kind, however, is so desperate or ss, The great natural Bone Setter. mation. age, and dependent hopeless bnt it may be alleviated by this'Liniment, District of Redding, Probate Court, Aug. OTICE is hereby given to aUpersons IVORY surface^ZM: Every Soldier's Knapsack and Seaman's fliVhls labor for suppof and its faithful application will always remove the /rjia-msU'isJts AND With. 1363. liable to pay Taxes in the Town of so desirable: with these additions to their Dr- Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, Chest should be provided with these valuable Lameness, and enable the horse to travel with com­ PON the application of Wm. H. Burr of N parative ease, Norwalk, (and non-residents) en Assesment business facilities and their long experience Is known all over the United States. Remedies. . " , , if % Personally appeared before me the above named Every horse owner should have this remedy at U Redding, showing to this Court: — List of 1862, that they are now due; and in this beautiful and useful art in connection ...... and andseverally made oath that hand, for its timely use at the first appearance of That he itlawful Guardian to EDWARD B. the abbve certificate is correct ana true to the best that I will meet them at the following pla­ with the V Dr- Stephen Sweet, of Ccnnecticnt, CAUTION!—None are genuine unless the of their knowledge and belief. Lameness will effectually prevent those formidable Stuboes and ALICE G. STTJRGES, Minors be­ ces, to wit: At the Store of Alphonso Dib­ Justice of the Peace. diseases mentioned, to which all horses are liable, longing to said District, and that said Minors First Houses in New York, ' " Is the author of " Dr. Sweet's Infallible Lin­ words "HOLLOWAY, NEW-YORK AND LON­ Dated this . day I and which render so many otherwise valuable r.or in all the fashionable colors. ble, Five Mile River, on Tuesday, Sept. 8th, iment." DON," are discernible as a Water-mark in ev- seB nearly worthless. ^ are tbe owners of the following Real Es­ at 4 o'clock, P. M., and at the South Nor­ iB of ... 186.. f See advertisement. tate, viz : the undivided one twentieth part ery leaf of the book of directions around each : tJjNot*.—The first certificate must be signed by the walk Post Office on Saturday, Sept 12th, Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment pot or box; the same may be plainly seen by * : person claiming exemption, and the second by two :f completion of orders. Thankful for past ~ ' "" .'ii i - ' S.{ of a tract of land, situated in the Town of from 2 until 6 o'clook P. M. All persons respectable persons (heads of families,) residents in FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALES! Easton, in F&irifeld County, in quantity, vors, we hope to merit a continuance of your Cures Rheumatism and never fails. holdinq the leaf to the light. A handsome re- V the town county, or district with the; person' for , ' h wishing to pay their Taxes without the ward will be given to any one rendering such Whom tl*e expH#ion is claimed! ' Use that Safe and Pleasant Remedy known as nineteen acres more or less; bounded West expense of a traveling fee, can do so by patronage. HEME OLD'S FXTSAC'T BUCHU, on he|rs of Isaac Thorp, deceased. East on Norwalk, June 1st, 1863. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment information as may lead to the detection of For all Complaints Incident to the sex. raiting at the Office of the Collector, at the Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia. any party or parties counterfeiting the medi­ FORM 30. No family should be highway and Edwin Wheeler, North and Store of Lewis J. Curtis, in Main Street, on Certificate of exemption on account of unsuitable- Without it, South on said Edwin Wheeler, together with cines or vending the same, knowing them to b: <„^ Andnone will when once each week-day; evening, from 6 until 9 Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment ness of age. 1 the same undivided interest in one third part SOMETHING NEW! be spurious. I .,of ...... county, State - : Tried by them. o'clock P. M. Cures Burns and Scalds immediately. of having been enrolled under the pro­ It is used bv , of the dwelling house now occupied by said' STEPHEN RAYMOND, Collector. Wing's Patent Ambrotypes. *#* Sold at the manufactory of Professor i visions of an act of Congress "for the enrolling and YOUNG AND OLD, r|J*j J scuir aimRS! Edwin Wheeler, standing near said tract Norwalk, Aug. 24th, 1863. 3t34 HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New-York, and i; calling out of the national forces," approved March In the Decline or Change of Life, on land of said Wheeler. Also, the un­ MINIATURE PICTURES for 75 Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in " 3,1863, as liable to perform military duty in the ser­ Before and after Marriage, A'.j? l'u>-, 'ill ,it£ 4 Cents; made and delivered in 10 min- Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Medicine, throughout the civilized world, in vice of the United States, hereby, certify that I am Daring. after Confinement, divided one twentieth part of one oth­ fw' not legally subject to such liability fo.r the follow­ To Strengthen the Nerves, er tract of land situated in said Easton, near EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF utes. Bruises. '' boxes at 25 ccnte -^2 cents and $1 each. ing reason. ' Restore Nature'to its Proper Channel, and the Hampden Fire Insurance Company invigorate the broken-down Constitution, the above described tract and known as the R CARTES-DE-VISITES, $1.00 per'doz. HHg" There isVonsideable saving by taking , . ' 'ffttatlom ...... years of age. Corn Lot, in quantity seven acres and one of Springfield, Mass., Oct 1st, 1868. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment the larger sizes. : ' Wfe; tije •suhsQribers; 1 vind. of Prom whatever Cause Originating. Call at the Empire Ambrotype Cures Headache immediately and was never theVfown, VVVBimu cliinty and St&te above Iiiwwvii™,mentioned, here USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS! half more or less, bounded East on Ebene- Capital paid in in cash, y-: $150,000 00 Gallery, on the Park near the M. E. N. B.—Directions for the guidance of pa- \ by certify that the above statement of 's Take zer Winton, and on all other sides on said Surplus, 36,592 14 known to fail. age is- correct and true to the best of onr knowledge HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. Church, Norwalk. D. B. LANE, tients in every disorder are affixed to each ^ • and belief. ••• • . See Advertisement in another column. Cutont, PLAID, STRIPED & TUCKED Edwin Wheeler. The foregoine described Dr. Sweet's Infallible Linimen box. and send for it, 3m38 * i -.3*1 •• tracts being that portion of the Ileal Estate Total assets, $186,573 14 Personally appeared before me, the above named of Samuel Wheeler late of Weston deceased, Affords immediate relief for Piles, and sel­ Dealers in my well known medicines ...... ana and severallymade oath set off to his widow as dower, and for far­ invested as follows: * ,h dom tails to cure. can have Show Cards, Circulars, &c., sent; thit the above certificates are correct and true, to WM. T. BARNUM, them, FREE op EXPENSE, by addressing the best of their knowledge and belief. MUSLINS, ther description thereof, reference being had Cash on hand and in hands of ; t-MAOBXNBS. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment . V. S. War Claim Agent, to the distribution of the estate of said de­ Agents, $13,081 03 UR LETTER A FAMILY SEWING Thomas Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane,N. Y. Sv ...... Cures Toothache in one minute. Justice of the Peace. Will promptly collect Bqupty S^oney' ceased, on the Probate Records of the Dis- Real Estate, 1-2 Pynchon Block, MACHINE is fast gaining a wide- rsmi Dated at i — a Bjjqj O ESTABLISHED 1809. this . . . day of . . . 186 ..) Back Pw, pension^ for beautiful Styles. i||p triot of Weston. # 212 and 214 Main-st., 13,297 85 world reputation. It is beyond doubt the Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment ' chaTgecj Qroldiers,1 J! Widows and Children And showing just and reasonable cause Loans on 1st Mortgage of Im­ cheapest and most beautiful of all Family Cures Cats and Wounds immediately and Pt"8 Mothers tuid Sisters,' and all other Claims r for selling said Real Estate of said Minors. proved Real Estate, 58,710 00 Sewing Machines yet offered to the public. repts s ' ' Jil ***«- *1 I i* No other Family Sewing Machine lias so leaves no sear. fcqnirembnis specified in the regulations are to be against Government. Office opposite Con­ Praying for an order that he or some other Bank Stocks, 77,836 00 Adhered to. ' Tie blatlk spacfe in-the certificate to cert Hall. All business letters promptly meet person to be empowered to sell the Railroad Stocks and other stocks many useful appliances tor Hemming, Bind­ Dr. Sweet' Infallible Liniment indicate the age of the person is to be filled out as answered. NEW J AC., puma as per application on file dated the and Bonds, 18,967 44 ing, Felling, Tucking, Gathering, Guaging, Is the l>est remedy for Sores in the known fdllows: „ . bJi. Loans on personal and collateral , Braiding, Embroidering, Cording, and so Tha l am "UNDER TWENTY'' years of age. Danbury, Conn, Jy36 27th day of August, 1863, more fiilly ap world. ' ,' That lam " over thirty-five" /ears of age, •i l-li -JJ 1- ! pears. security, - 1,592 70 forth. No other family sewing machine Iihs " jInd married," EDSING & INSERTING, ORDERED, That the foregoing application AU other investments (including so much capacity for a great variety of woilc. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment ' that I am "OVER forty^JVi;" years of ase, ac­ be heard and determined at the Probate Office interest accrued, — 8,108 12 It will sew all kinds of cloth, and with all Has been used by more than a million peo- cording to' the facfe in the' • cas& q PEARL 1 f : in Redding, on the 9th day of November, kinds of thread. Great and recent improve­ le, and all praise ii. ^OTE S.—In qftsetfte pe'rtiffpate is not signed by la this town, on the 27th ult„ Susan St. NEW LACES. /saw 4 x.' 14 ments make our Family Sewing Machine ttye parc'nts, thc fact of age must be certified by John, infant daughter of Dr. Samuel and 1863, at ten o'clock forenoon; and that notice l)r« Sweet's Infallible Liniment two te'spectable persons (heads of families,) resi­ Emliy A. Lvnes, aged 7 months. thereof be published in some public news- ————— most reliable, and most durable, and most dent in tho same town, county or district with the Mper near the place where aqch Real Estate LIABILITIES. certain in action at all rates oi speed. It is truly a " friend in need," and every family . peison for whom exemption is claimed, and the At Hoboken, N. J., on Friday, Aug. 28, should have it at hand. ' requirements of paragraph 61, Regulations, &c„ Jies, three weeks successively, at least six Losses adjusted dut not due, $5,790 00 makes tbe interlocked stitch, which is the must be complied with. Charles Burrall, esq., in the 73d year ot bis weeks before said time assigned. Losses unadjusted and all other best stitch known. Any one, even ef the • "Z Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment ; :c age, formerly ol Norwalk. ^ rif A--. most ordinary capacity, can see, at a glance, »• • MJa. LEMUEL SANFORD, Judge. claims, 9,030 00 Is for sale by all Druggists. Price 25 cents "Buy me and I'll do you Good."i In Wilton, Aug. 28th, Charrie Hyatt, how to use the Letter A Family Sewing daughter of James H. and Eunice H. Tay­ Diitrict of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court, Aug. $ 14,840 00 Mnrfiinft. Our Family Sewing Machines are J RICHARDSON & CO., The BEST and CHEAPEST SOAP m nse* EALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED, lor, aged 1 year 7 months and 5 days. 29 11 ni .? • r-i •- " rtn i .< against said Estate. coming as popular for family sewing as our Gazette Office. a Manufactory perfect in every detail, under* ^ LAN ULEY'S BITTERS CURE WEAKNE8S. ' the Attorney of said Company, duly appoint­ Manufacturing machines are for manufactu LANGLEY'S BITTBR8 CUREPIDIGESTION. Adihiisiciti 10 'cerits. Open at 2 P. M. 3t35 GEORGE A. ST.JOHN, Executor. ed, and authorized to accept service, in ail our constant supervision, purchasers can n-;; ifANGLEA'S BITfERS CURE DIZZINESS, on Wednesday. ' 35 -i'f'.r v ring purposes. ly upon finding the quality of our goods q#*' f . iLANSLEY's BITTERS CURE HEARTBURN _ _ -- lawful' processes against said Company in The Branch Offices are well supplied with Are Yon annoyed with Plies? v represented. tiANGLEY fi BITTERS CURE LOSSOF APPETITE MORRIS & DOTY IV CI B this ~ silk twist, thread, needles, oil, &c., of the RY the Lightning Fly-Killer, that kills • LANGLEY'S BITTERS CURE FLATULENCY. QUMMER Ranges, also five and six hole Esq. Flies instantly, without danger to any­ N. B.—Cash paid for tallow and great* LANGLEY'S BIT VERS CURE HUMORS, TO XtfilffT. very best quality. T at the best market rates. ,.., |And all other diseases arising from an impure state £7 ranges for sale cheap. Sendi for a PAMPHLET. thing else. For Sale by HE NEW DWELLING HOUSE, late­ business of Insurance, so far as he may be E. MORGAN'S SONS. „,J 5/.i i- of the Blood. ly owned and occupied by John A. Ar­ STo. 2 CUzette 9tfJ4ing, C. &. E. K. LOCKWOOD A CO. H. M. PROWITT,.; The low price at which this Medicine is offered, T thereto empowered and instructed by said THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO, At the Corner Drag Store. 211 Washington St., New York. " ' ^places sound health and a clear head within the reach nold, deceased, near St. Paul's Church, is J. W. MORGAN, WM. H. MOBCUUT. ^f4ii STREET, EST KEROSENE OIL, cheap at Quin- Company. GEO. ROBINSON, 450 Broadway, N. Y. *«f all- Try it. Prices, 37 and 50cents pier Bottle.— offered to rent,—to a good tcnan^,—p,n listant Comptroller. - 'rf j Sold by.Dealersin Medicine everywhere, onable terms. PosijeosiMi giyei) ^media^ B tard's new Grocery, Jamea Building. New HAVEN Officb 100 ORANGE STREET. Kerosene

CONVEYANCES. SPLENDID ATTRACTION % ^apT>ine!53 ol Ciiiiaiiood. Norwalk OLDEST MARBLE IN • •""I Lift v , therefore it is well that child" CALL AND SEE ! » THE ALL STJFFICIEftVT THREE. Gift, Juvenile and Toy „ h^,.i au.. youth should be happy; every life t •• Danbnry A Norwalk R. R. should begin in Eden; should have its blest •-Hi;-";""" •* :"f Fire Insurance Co. The Great " American Remedies," BOOKS, .. ' ivpr?:* - • -eturn to, its holy places on IN CONNECTICUT. |fyjgSUMMER ARRANGEMENT. / Known as u Helmbold's " 1 mawAiB com, At low prices for Cash, ' v». ^ ~rnal consecration rests. The » Practice makes perfect." V Commencing May 18th, 1863. . dew of tlie birth of each most hallowed, Chartered Capital. $500 000 'ilKtv® - W--' GENUINE PREPAEATIONSjViz: At the original JacoWs Book Store, No. 8, Cro- r/.v — ITTER'S Marble Establishment is ^ : \ ™zette : iuoGf human thought aud impulse withiu us Summer Goods Paid up Capital, f Ct•$. $100,000 HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT "BUCHU," is of Ii- »0111b ol the morning, and there known almost everywhere. His long HIS Company insures Buildings, Mer­ attentionR to the business makes him well ac­ HORSE CARS! » - « SARSAPARILLA, HE attention of buyers is' respectfully is surely a literal meaning in our Savior's chandize, Furniture, and all Kinds of T asked to a large and finely assorted •words, " Unless ye become like children, ye T quainted with all styles and kinds ot work. IMPROVED ROSE WASH Stock of Books, suitable for the coming Holi­ insurable property (except specially hazar­ Persons who patronize him, are sure of hav­ Leave Norwalk Bridge for Seotfe Hervalk* _..not the kingdom of heaven." The dous,) against loss or damage by Fire, at the days, comprising handsomely bound Qifi momcuoo that set its doors widest open show ing suitable monuments to mark the resting At 5.45 a. m., 6.30 a.m., 8.35 a. m., 10.45 a.m. and Juvenile Books, Children's Toy Bo< kt, us this; at times, when the great unseen In addition to a large A fish lowest established rates charged by responsi­ place ot departed friends. 1.15 p. m., 2.55 p.m., 3.55 p.m., 5.00 p.m. ble Companies. - ; plain tend beautifully colored, the best assort­ world is nearest to us, the thought of child- ionable asssortment of su­ He has on hand a large assortment ot 7.00 " 8.30 " 9.30 - •r,f ment in the country. - -d w'H return, and at the sound of the Directors. MONUMENTS of the newest and most Leave Senth Norwalk for Norwalk BrMge. Also, a large stock of plain and riehly perior EBEN. Hnx, Norwalk, Ct., J. M.CARTER, Norwalk,Ct. modern style, made of ITALIAN and AMERI­ everlasting ocean, we stoop down jto piek up l r t in t ri bound BIBLES and Prayer Books, for family '•'j.if'S "' ' '• - V . V"'-; CHAS. B. WHITH, " STILM CURTIB, ,»• " CAN MAHHT.18, RED SAND STONE and GRAN- At 6.00 a.m., 6.45 a. m., 9.40 a.m., 1105 a.m. th« shells we used then to play with. When ". R- and pocket use. Albums and Autograph a groat happiness floods our life, and litta it FREDERICK BKLOBH, " EU B. B*NSBTT, PF ITE. . " 2.00 p.m., 3.15 p. m., 410 p.m. 5.55 p.m. A.* B. SMITH, " MORGAN T. BMI, * " " 7.30 " " " " Books in various styles. Constantly on hand Tuesday, tar above its accustomed level it sets it down Ready Made J SAMUEL LTNBS,H.D. " S. E. OLMSTBAD, " Also, Head Stones of various sizes, thick­ H B 1HBOID'S a large assortment ^ of Stationery, consisting Norwalk, Sept. lj 1863. upon no peak or summit of ecstacy, but S. B. GRUMAK, " SAMUEL LTNES, " ness and patterns. Those persons who may CARMI LOCKWOOD, " JOHN OBSORN, " of Portfolios, Writing Desks, Backgammon K be in want of Monuments, in Norwalk and brings us upon its wave some childish, tn- B. C.BISSELL. WM. C. STREET, T- GENUINE PREPARATION Beards, Playing Cards, Games, Fancy Arti­ IN MEMORY ~Y val joy, some fondly recollected pleasure ; NATHAN ROBERTA, NORWALK, CT. ' F its vicinity,are especially invited to examine "HIGHLY CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND cles, &c., &c. Diaries for the coming year of •• A. l •'• .. * •WJ-a '•' vi : FREDERICK S. WILDMAN, DANBNRY, CT. J: several beautiful Works, recently executed • J Regular Trains. ^ H •f WILLIAM EM* ORE SCOPIELD, «X ttanif«i» it fills the heart with sunshine of some long, various prices and styles of binding. galdsn afternoon ot holiday, or with the fire­ EDGAR S. TWEEDY, " ; > in their new Cemetery, to the memory ol a New Hope, who died in Adams Hospital. MtmpWh CLOTHING GEO.W.IVKS, W «• ' 4; • Leave Norwalk Bridge for South Norwalk. FLUID EXTRACT # BUCHU Buyers giving us a call will find it much side warmth of some deserted parlor. Do CHAS. BENEDICT, New Canaan," ? number of their former citizens, whicih are to their advantage, and prices will be found Twin., May 17th, 18G3. • A made of Italian Marble, Red Sand Stone, At 7.55 a. in., 5.30 p. m., and 8.10 p. m. - • A Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseas- you remember how Joan of _ Arc, when . LEXANDER LAW, • eases of the to suit the times. At A. SELLECK & CO. !! He sleeps 1 hut 'tis his last long sleep, f:, > crowned sit Rheims, sees the kind, homely, „ D. M. MARTIN, ,JT-wUs. Westport, " f and Granite. I Leave South Norwalk for Danburyfy No loving voice can wake him now— , j faces of her sisters in the crowd, and is at AND ' T .v'| JOHN A. HERRITT, Portchester, N. Y. RED SAND STONE and GRANITE At 8.55 a. m., 11.25 a. m., and 6.30 p. m." • Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, and Stoves, Stoves. No friend a loving watch can keep, --, , once carried back to the green valley; the si­ S POSTS, for enclosing Cemetery Lots. Dropsical Swellings. WM. C. TREET, President. - GOOD assortment of Parlor and Coek None can gaze upon his brow. lent mountain, the free simplicity of lier * ' * " ' ' GEO. R. COWLES, Secretary. GOOD WORKMEN, GOOD MATERI­ Leave Danbury for Soutft Norwalk.^ This Medicine increases the power of_Di­ He sleeps 1 hut all, no friend was oftriy days ? All tliat she lifts Attained since ALS, and a manufactory sufficiently large A Stove constantly on hand and will be EBEN. HILL, Treasurer. At 6.45 a. m., 4.20 p. m., tmd 6.15 p. m. *' • gestion, and excites the Absorbents into sold at the lowest possible prices. Also To sooth the mind, or ease the pailt^t; then seems dream and shadow. " The eve­ Norwalk, June 1st, 1860. 28- and commodious, with all the new and use­ healthy action, by which the Watery or Calr . None nigh to shed the parting tear, «j> ning and the morning make our day."—2w0 ful improvements, to enable us to prosecute JOHN W. BACON, Sup't. Russia and Common Iron Pipe. Sheet Zinc, ft ni Furnishing Goods cerous depositions, and all Unnatural En­ &c. GEO. F. BELDEN. rr Or kiss the treasured lips again. :. , R ,. Friends. our business with dispatch, and at the lowest largements are reduced, as well as pain and •' possible prices. " : innamation, and is good for Men, Women or Ah no ! his friends were miles away, ' t A BRAVE AUD SUCCESSFUL SOLDIER.— Persons who are in want of any of the • Children. His dying hours they could not chew— above articles, are invited to consider the •ft *•' Bay and Feed Cutters. • -~i. Francis C. Barlow, who was severely woun­ I have now 011 hand a splendid variety 31A-»W>T His pain and grief they conld not stay, ded at the battle of Gettysburg, entered the .I.w. i.-- J extn Inducements which are offered at No. 1863 Summer Arrangement. 1863 HOSE who intend purchasing a Cutting St Or make the thought of death less dr#ar, service as a private in the 12th New York / OI v •• ' H 77 High street, where all kinds of work Commencing July 6th, 1863. , Helmbold's Extract Bnchu ! T Machine, would do well to call and see But near him then were comrades kind, Militia, but was soon promoted to the colon- which belongs to the marble business can be our Universal Feed Cutters. K Who ever strove to case his pain, ency of:the 61st New York volunteers, Trains TO NSW TORE For Weaknesses arising from Excesses, Hab­ MARVIN & PROWITT. b toonf , J;t its of Dissipation,Earlylndiscretion orAbnse, They loved him well and sought to fin* ; which regiment he led through the peninsula T.rr PANTS AND VESTS* , . * * Parlor Orates, FROM NEW HAVEN. attended with the following symptoms: Some balm to make him well again. ( ,; campaign. Subsequently, at "Antietam, he Grocery Store! Orders for every description ot work in CCOM.—At 5.30,6.50, and 9.45 Indisposition to Exertion, LOSB of Memory, V&ZrXTV II ! : was severely wounded, and for gallantry in 5.00 p.m. HE subscriber is now prepared to offer to But all in vain! they could not save •' that battle he was made a Brigadier-General. Of beautiful patterns of Summer tJas- : > his line will be thankfully received, and A Weak Nerves, Horror: of Disease, Dimness The comrade whom they loved so weH, ; promptly and faithfully executed. EXPRESS—At 2.05 p. m. (in connection with of Vision, Universal Lassitude of the Muscu­ the public, at his old stand, as good an After the battle of Chancellorsville he was simere. .iC > Tassortment of t)i They buried him in a soldier's graTe, 1 ( assigned to the command of a division in the! JOHN RITTER. Express train from Boston, via Springfield,), lar System, Hot Hands, Dryness of the Skin,. And kindly, sadly, said farewell! ' ' ' Eleventh corps. At Gettysburg his division New Haven, April, 1861. Iyl9 stopping' at Bridgeport, Norwalk and Stam­ Loss of Power, Difficulty of. Breathing, Cabinet Fnmitare > They marked the spot with many a t§ar East side of Mkm Street. ford ; 8.00 p. m., stopping at Bridgeport, Nor­ Trembling, Wakefulness, Pain in the Back, Was in the first division the Battle, and fought walk and .Stamford. . , Flushing in the Body, Eruptions on the Face, as can be found in Fairfield County, and at *' And whispered many a sigh— _ , rj with such bravery as to win the praises even lower . prices,. FOR CASH, than. ti.: same '£ That he to all tlu ir hearts so dear ; ; 1 SKELTEON SACKS, LOAN AND COLLECTION At 4.30 p.m., in connection with Shore Pallid Countenance. These symptoms, if 'of the rebels. He was wounded by a Minnie . 1. Line from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport, allowed to go on, which this medicine inva­ quality of goods can be obtained at any othe So young, so soou must die. ball in the side just above the wound of the Establishment. Of all kinds, shade and color of mate­ AGENCY Norwalk and Stamford. riably removes, soon follow •V" Oh! he hath found a resting placs, "' previous year at Antietam, and was left on The 5.00 p. m. train, receives passengers The stock consists in part of the field. While lying there another ball The subscriber having moved from his ^25npotency, Fatuity, Bpetetia Fttst s : g Marble Top, Extension Dining, Card, and In a soldier's honored tomb— : rial. old stand at Winnipauk, and taken the Store Of L B. OLMSTED ft CO., from the Hartford and New Haven Railroad His name with words of love they'll ttaee grazed his iingsr, still another struck him in at New Haven. In one of which the patient may expire. Quartette Tables; Bookcases, Bureaus,. -;he back, another lodged in his saddle, and formerly occupied, by C. S. LOckwodd, in Chicago. Who can say that they are not frequently Sofas, Tete-a-tete Loifnges; Mahog- Where the wild flowers bloom. his hat was literally riddled with balls. He The 6.50 a.' m. and 4.30 p. m. trains, re­ followed by those "direful diseases," They'll twine a garland fresh and fair $$§?-£ Main Street, has replenished the same nyith a MRS.L.D.OLMSTEAD, LYMAN BAIRD, ceive passengers from the Danbury Railroad A any and Cane seat Chairs; Gilt was taken prisoner by the rebels, who, how­ FRANCIS BRADLEY. INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION. zz andlfehoganyFrameLook-Kft,®®^ They'll vreavc ft wreath of fame, ever, on their retreat, left him behind. For DUSTERS, LINEN SACKS, &C. at Norwalk. , ing Glasses, &c., &c. A Patriot's laurels he will share— a tims his recovery was thought to be impos­ ONEY safely invested for Eastern par­ The 9.45 a. m. train receives passengers Many are aware of the cause of their suf­ A victor's honor's ^ain. from the Hartford, Springfield, Canal, and fering, but none will confess. The records, sible, but he is now doing well, it is be­ All of which will be sold at M ties in Bond and first Mortgage of Real CQFFIN WAREROOMS; ^ lieved soon be restored to duty. General Estate in Chicago for a term of years at Ten New London Railroads at New Haven, and of the Insane Asylums, and the melancholy And though he sleepeth, and is lain ; New ft Fresh Assortment of from the Naugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport. deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness where may be found a filll assortment of Cof­ Par from friends and loved ones dear, Barlow has been struck, it is said, thirty per cent, interest payable semi-annually at fins, which will finished in the best possible times, in the various «ngagements in which such points East as the lenders may desire. At 2.05 A. M., Passenger Mail Train Mon­ to the truth of the assertion. Our saddened hearts will not complain, VERT LOW PRICES days excepted. ; The Constitution once affected with Organic manner, and at short notice. For sweetly sleeps the soldier here- he has participated. j;' Notes and Drafts collected at maturity UU: ty A hearse will be furnished when de­ and proceeds remitted on the day Weakness, requires the aid of medicine to Free from all pain he calmly rests, Trains from Norwalk to New Torh-^AX strengthen and invigorate the system, which sired. A. RENO Li D. .where anguilh ever is unknown, -.%t Watching One's Self.; • For Oasli 2 ot payment. Old or doubt- t " Westport, May 1st, 1858. : JGROCERIES, ful claims adjusted. 3.10 (Ex.), 6.00, 6.45, 8.06, 11.04, a. m.; 3.12 HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU invar ff/,'Far in heaven'ptong the pure and Vliit, When I was a boy, said and old man, we Examinations of Title to Real Estate pro­ (Ex.) 3.20, 5.43, (Ex.) 6.17, 9.07 (Ex.) p. m. riably does. A trial will convince the ' °His spirit hath found a home. had a schoolmaster who had an odd way of most Skeptical Important to owners of Horses, LIZZIE H. BHOWX, catching idle boys. One day he called out cured and Taxes paid. Everybody knows the old Store * TRAINS TO NEW HAVEN. f Loda, 111., June 11th, 1863. to us: Wool and other produce FROM NEW YORK. Females, Females, Females, WTTiTiTillW fl. SWAV, "Boys, I must have closer attention to . f which he will sell on as reasonable terms as bought, for ^fhich we have superior facilities. OLD OH YOOTQ, SINGLE, MARRIED OB CON­ Saddler Banes* Jttafcor, books. The first one of you that sees anoth­ Under 'Y ' r7' ter. JACOB TUKK. Carriage Making. Chester, Stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport. the number of regiment and company, post "Indeed," said he, "how did you know he BOSTON, MASS.—Exchange Bank, Stan- At 12.15, and 8.00 p. m., for Boston, via. Whites, Sterility, and for all complaints inci­ f Also Saddler's Hardwart i 'office address, date of admission to hospi­ Persons intending to purchase carriages or field, Wentworth & Co., Geo. F. Ruggles. dental to the sex, whether arising from In­ " and outfits. S was idle." ' wagons of any description, are invited to . WASHINGTON, D. C.—Hon. L. E. Chitten­ New London, Stonington and Providence. discretion, Habits ot Dissipation, or in the tal, name of hospital, cause ot admission and "I saw him," said L c-('i; The 8.00 a. m. and 2.30 p. m.- trains con­ Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, !ft. •' si; {i uded. competent, practical Druggist from New M PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE. for the Netf York & ^ew Bayen R.5C ' Dougal, Wm. 31. 6th, E. Naugatuck, July the CASH. ' will be furnished to any who apply by STAB and also for the Drhbury & Norwalk R.'R.- THIS BEAUTIFUL WORLD !—"Ah! this York, and is prepared to compile all pre­ - WHITNEY & BECK WITH. mail. 8m48* Formerly Stephenson *. to. r - -f* ~ O 130, McDougal, wounded. scriptions, and by close attention to busi­ TJ S E ^ All orders left with the Office Ag't Will be Ells, J. E. 17th, A, Brooklyn, N. Y. July beautiful world! I know not what to think t Norwalk, Connn June 15.:. ; n 1 ..••.: The subscriber having taken the stables promptly attended to. of it! Sometimes it is all sunshine and glad­ ness at all hours, day and night, hopes to VC Ai-jRC"-:.'v *12, McDougal, -rounded. merit a share of patronage. The patronage .V051- ,f'- - TO STOCK-BREEDERS formerly oiyned by D. Stephenson, in rear of GEOR0E W. J^NNING8, AgU Ely, Edgar, j 4t.h, G, Madison, July 10, ness, and heaven itself lies not far off—and FOR Norwalk Hotel,and re-stOPKed the same witli Helmbold's Extract Buchu i .. i : for the Express then it suddenly changes, and is dark and of Physicians is respectfully solicited. We Newark, wouiidods have a better stock of Stationery, at lower new and superior Horses and _ Vehicles, is For all affections and Diseases of the Urin­ J Ford, Gilbert, V. W. 27th, C, New Haven, sorrowful, and the" clouds shut out the day. IX ACRESEES of clchoice LAlSHi ; also a few FULL Blood, Short Horn Durham prepared to let the same, either single or dou­ ary Organs, whether existing in Male In the lives of the saddest of us, there are prices than any firm in town. Store cpen good ;; ' " A.KBBKT SflBraii, •July 15th, Fort" Vood, wounded. on Sunday for the sale of Medicines. S _ _ Bull, 5 years old, color, red; took first ble, with or without drivers, on call. Fune­ or Female, from whatever cause originating, MBROUANTTAILOB, ; Fox, Hiram B 14th, B, Middletown, July bright days like this when we feel as if 'We BUILDING premium of 2 years old at Fairfield County rals, parties, etc., supplied with Hacks and and no matter of How Long Standing. could take the great world in our arms. Then E. BLACKMAN, :.r " ^JOINING Store of Knapp & Lynes, 10. Newark, -urnled. No. 11 Main street, Norwalkf1"' Fair. Said B»H is offered for sale cheap, Stages, at short notice. Carriages to and from Diseases of these Organs require the aid of a . Fox, Jouii, ith, A, Bridgeport, July 12, come gloomy hours when the fire will not at lo.w> prices. it applied for soon. all trains, etc. ; Those in want of good teams DIURETIC. A Main-st, Norwalk, Conn. The public iMcDougal, wounded. burn in our hearts, and all within is dismal, lm*28 CHAS. P. BENEDICT. Also some full-blooded Heifers and Calves. willdo well to call. ^.,, are respectfully inyited to call and.examine _ i Gardnei, TI103. WT 14th, H, July 10, New­ cold, and dark. Believe me, every heart has J. B. PJSH. 17 D. S. BARTRAM. Helmbold's Extract Bachn ! the large and varied assortment of READY OSXNA. MADE CLOTHING, French Cloths, I Mi* ark, wounded its secret sorrows, which the world knows MEDIUM sized Diary on theD. &. N., Westport, (Compo) June 16, '63. ti25 Is the Great Diuretic, and it is cer­ Gilbert, J. Y7. 17th, A, July 10, Newark, not; and oftentime we call a man cold when NEW stock of China tea-sets just re­ RIE R4I£WAY.—Passenger trains tain to have the desired effect in all Diseases meres and Vestings, also ageneral aseortiuent A or N. Y. &. N. H. R. R, near Norwalk. Ava mtkiAk 2+ £n «AA/MM«nnni1i»1 of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, consisting wounded. he is only sad." LONGFELLOW. Book used as a memorandum of accounts, Aceived. HURNS of different styles, price from Eleave as follows, v^: for which it is recommended. Gleason, Merritt, 7th, K, East Killmgly, — C. & E. K LOCKWOOD & CO. $1.00 to $3.00. 6 a. m., Mail, for Dunkirk. This train re in part, of Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Shirts, Col* had a small carte de visite of a lady pasted C C. &. E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO mains over night at Elmira, and proceeds lars, Cravats,.Handkerchiefs, Suspender* July 30, McDci;?a i, wounded. To A BRIDE.—The following letter was on first page. Any one finding the above Gusman, Wm. 6th, G. New Britain, July the next morning. Blood! Blood! Blood! Cloths^'CassimeWs 30. McDougal, wmnded—died Aug. 1, 1863. written by an old friend to a yonng lady can forward it to L. G. Kniffen, Worcester, A XVew Burner for Kerosene 7 a. m., Express, for Buffalo. or pattern, and cut free of charge. Paiiiculal Hagon, Abijali, i'fth, A, Wilton, July 10, Mass., and collect a satisfactory remunera­ 9 a. m., Milk, daily, for Otisville. Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound attention paid to Children's Garments. on the eve of her wedding day : , < £ / tion on delivering, per express. O .use without a chimney, and will fit any 12:15 p. m., Accommodation, daily, for 'Newark, wounded. ''.ii Fluid Lamp; it makes a good substitute FLUID EXTBACT SABSAPAH1LLA Haller, K . ti i, 6th, C, New Haven, July I have sent you a few flowers to aaorn 5t*31 L. G. KNIFFEN. r Port Jervis. , . __ Removal. for Fluid. Price of burner only 20 cents. SYPHILIS. 20, McDougal, winded. the dying moments of your single life. . psnrmi & flobist 4 p. m., Way, for Middletown and New- ROF. WOOD has removed his SHAVING Henderson, Cbtis. Q. 27th, E, New Haven, District of Norwalk, «s. Probate Court, August I C. & E. K. LOCKWOOD ft CO, They are the gentlest types of a delicate 21s<, A.D., 1863. SOUTH NORWALK. b This is an affection pf the Blood, and at­ flBE?8I5^ SALOpg to ^l July 14th, Fort Wood, wounded—to New ™5 p!'m.,Night Express, daily, for Dunkirk tacks the Sexual Organs, Linings of the PRoom iHaven Ho: J1 u.i discharge, July 23,1863. and durable friendship. They spring np STATE of JOHN KENT, late of Nor­ VERY BODY wants the Tax Pay­ and Buffalo. The Train of Saturday runs by our sides when others have deserted walk, in said District, deceased. Is prepared to fiil. all orders for Trees, er's Manual, containing all the Nose, Ears, Throat, Windpipe, and other Over Beebe's Brag Store. > Higgins, H. C. 20th, A, Cheshire, July 12, E Shrrtbs, vines, Green-flouse and Bedding- E through to Buffalo, but does not run to Dun- Mucus Surfaces, making its appearance in the McDougal, wounci I. us ; and they will be found watching over ORDERED—That the Administrator exhib­ items of Taxation, the mode of proceeding, kirk* Gentlemen wishing an easy shave, or thek it his Administration account to thik Court out Plants, &c., &q. 1 and the duties of the Officers, at ^ form of Ulcers. Helmbold's Extract Sarsa- ; Hill, A. M. 1 G, W- .brook, July 9, our graves when th«se who should cher­ Also Boquets, ciit-fl'owers andeveiy varie­ 7 r>. m.. Emigrant, for Dunkirk. parilia purifies the Blood, and removes all hair cut in a superior manner, will pleasegive [Newark, c'tku July 28,1863. for adjustment, at the Probate Office in Nor­ SELLECK'S. - CHARLES MlNOT, Gen'l Supt. me a call. Children's hair neatly cut. Wigs ish have forgotten us. It seems that a walk, in said District, on the 26th day of Sep­ ty of rare plants and fiowers for spring set­ Scaly Eruptions of the Skin, giving to the ; Hobie, Sciaii II.17tb, B, Stamford, July 10, ting &c. For sale cheap/- tf NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver. complexion a clear and healthy color. It and Curls cleaned and dressed. Razors Newark, wnvmn» d. past, so calm and pure as yours, should tember, 1863. at 9 o'clock, forenoon; and that Merrill's Oriental Bontade. Tickets for sale by GOULD BENEDICT, at honed and put in good working order. expire with a kindred sweetness about it; all persons interested in said Estate, may be being prepared expressly for this class of , Hubbard, £ rwierick, 1st, B, July 14, Fort JACKSON & BRO. has just received the South Norwalk Q. Depo^ dh complaints, its Blood-purifying Properties jWood. that the flowers andv the music, kind notified thereof, the Administrator will cause IVotice. • a new lot of this celebrated Pomade, this Order to be published in a newspaper rpHE Subscriber has the pleasure of inifonn- A are phaetye^tft a greater extent than any JTorwalk Iron Ponnclry •- Hull, George, 17th, G, Fairfield, July 13, friends and earnest words, should conse­ which stands unrivalled. Groceries Cheaper than ever other preparation pf Sar$apan)l& McDougal, wounded, printed in Fairfield County, and post a copy X ihg the public that he has purchased the A. JACKSON & BRO,, Sole Ag'L , Koekler, Frederick, 7th, I, New Haven Ju- crate the hour when a sentiment is pass­ thereof on the sign post in said Norwalk, interest of Ebenezer Crissey in.the Boot and POR CASH! ing into a sacrament. The three great nearest the place where the deceased last Shoe Business lately carried on at the Store as cheap as can be obtained at any other ^ly 30, McDougsu, wounded. Carpet Sweepers, . HE subscriber would inform the public Helmbold's Rose Wash! tablishment in the State. Galvanized Chains, " Kyle, Jas. 17th, C, Danbury, July 12, Mc­ st?tges of our being are the birth, the dwelt, at least ten days before said 26th day corner of Wall and Water Street, where he An excellent Lotion for Diseases of a Syphi­ ot September. will continue the business. He, trusts that OOD ONES, at $2.00. Tgenerally, that he still continues to sell Chain Pumps, Iron Fence^Posts, Railings, &c. Dougal, woundnd. bridal, and the burial. To the first we C. & E. LOCKWOOD & CO. the best of Groceries, Provisions, etc., at his litic Nature, and as an injection in Diseases furnished to order. Patterns executed at ^ O'Brien, B. 7th, D, Bridgeport, June 29, St. GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, the liberal patronage given to this-Store G 8 of the Urinary Organs, arising from habits bring only weakness—for the last we 2t34 Judge: while under his control as partner and man­ old stand, No. 4 Skiddy' Block, as cheap as short notice and upon reasonable terms. ^Joseph's, bronchitis; returned to duty July 1 have nothing but dust 1 But here, at the the cheapest. He. offers great inducements of dissipation, used in connection with the ALEXANDER AUSTIN. Osborne George, 6tli, F, New Haven, July ager* will be continued to liiin as proprietor. Sell Heating Sad Irons, Extracts Buchu and Sarsaparilla, in such altar, where life joins life, the pair come District of Westport, ss. Probate Court. August 9 J. N. LOCKWOOD. OR SALE. ^ to buyers, as he has as large an assort­ ;80, McDougal, vounded. c. & E. K. LOCKWOOD ft Cp. ment of groceries of ttte best qualities as can diseases as recommended. t Perry Tilliam S. 6th, A, Putnam, July 30, throbbing up to the holy man, whisper­ 15th, 1863. •Y^-Uv.X- F be 'found at any store in the country. . He Evidence of the most lesponsible and reli­ Real and Fersonal Bstatc HcDougai, wounded. ing the deep promise that warms each STATE of STEPHEN BANKS, late of Jffotice. . '-ife said District, deceased. ET the best Edition—Harper's Pictorial wouldmyue ttia spepjftl 9f able character will accompany the medicines. AOBffCY. Purdy. Viccicut. B. 17tli, I, Greenwich, others heart, to help on the life struggle E HE subscriber having purchased the stock History of the Great Rebellion at atnplc " A «f Cures. rjpHE subscriber would announce to the July 33, Fuii ood. The Court of Probate for the District of of Dnuas, MEDICINES, &e., of the late G of cate and duty. The beautiful will be Westport, hath limited and allowed' Six T SELLECK'S. COFFEES, TEAS AND SUGARS, From eighVtb twenty years standing, with "i T . 3, Wil'/iunn A.l4th, C, \V aterbury, July firm ol KNAPP & LYNES,ofthe Cbrner Drug which are of the very best quality, and will for the trancejjpp ofthiS 'ffl; <10. Ncwarl- . ounded. there borrowing new beauty-from the months from the date hereof, for the Credi­ Store, frould respectfully inform the public names known to SCIENCE AND FAME. tors of said Estate, to exhibit their claims for Wanted, be sold cheap. The public are .invited to call For Medical Properties ot BUCHU. See lieving that the interests of the employer aw) i K'ngwood, Jf^nir?, 14th, A, Meriden, June scene. The gay and the frivolous they that he has completely replenished the store .MBine fit* employed will be mutually promoted thereby. 29, McDougal. „ and their flounces, will look solemn for settlement. Those who neglect to present with new and fresh .gt^ods, and baying had LD NEWSPAPERS, Books, Pamphlets, Dispensatory of the United States. their accounts properly attested, within said See Professor DEWERS' valuable works He has several applications already on hand Rounds, S3-IVester, 17tli, B, Huntingdon once. And youth will come, to gaze on several years experience in the ;Drjig business O Ledgers, &c., „ for desirable tenants, to purchase and t* July 10, Newark, wounded. time, will be debarred a recovery. All per­ C. & E. K. LOCKWlQOP # PO. on the Practice of Physic. all its sacred thoughts pant for ; and age in New York City, he feels confident that he rent, and those having such property to dis­ Sage, James H. 14th, D, Middletown, July sons indebted to said Estate, iare requested can give satisfaction as to the quality of the Sfops, HEATERS, RANGES, See remarks made by the late celebrated will totter up to hear the old words re­ to make immediate payment to Dr. PHYSICK, Philadelphia. pose of; would do well to confer with thesob* .10, Newark, v< • aded. goods purchased, and in the preparation of c /\yER FORTY VARIETIES and sizes ol scriber. peated, that to their own lives have given JOSIAH RAYMOND, Administrator, Medicines. He will keep constantly on band Ladies' Clotbs. See remarks made by Dr. EPHRIAM 1 Scrinan, Jan>es, 14th, H, July 10, Newark, 3t33 Westport, Conn. V/ Cooking ^toves 4iid "Ranges; over thir­ McD OWELL, a celebrated Physicivn, and Boose Birinc and Letting. wounded. the charm. Some will weap over it as if a full and extensive stock of the best quality .Jj^ LARGE lot justjreceivedbji ty varieties anci sfeies' ot Fartoir «uia Office Sherman, Ira, "7th, C, Newton, July 12, and at reasonable prices. The friends and Stoves, n,ot"excelled in beauty Otdefcign, per­ Methbetpf the Royal College of Surgeons, Particular attention paid to procuring and it was a tomb, and some laugh over it as District of Ridgefietd, «s. Probate Court, August MORRIS ft DOTY. Ireland, and publishedv in the Transactions letting Houses to good tenants, upop a reason­ McDougal, wouautd. if it were a joke, but two must stand by patrons of the old firm, ad also all others in fection 'ef operation, or variety, by any Stove • Tyler, E. B. 14th, B, Middletown, July 10, Uth, 1863. want of Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Goods, i&c., Carts and Wheelbarrows, in the State. Mwwfactures Tm, Sheet, Iron of the King and Queen's JoiirnAl'.' able coMmission,and all personshavingpiup- Newark, wounded. it, for it is fate, not fun, this is everlast­ STATE of DARIUS HOLLY, late of are invited to call at the Corner DrUg Store. and Copper Wares, deals to /ftgP&P, Bgftaa- See Medico-Cirnrgical Reyiew, published Ridgefield, in said District, deceased. . H. M. PRO WITT. OR Children, sold by _ by BENJAMIN TSAyERlS, Fellow of the suingyear, should ma&e unmediate iaiipliJ[ Wvmf.;', Srv^uel, 17th, A, Norwalk, July ing locking of their lives ? Aud now can E C. ft E. K. LOCKWOOD ft CO. ia. Crockery, Wooden, and Silver Plated 10, Newftri, v.-<.-nnded. The Court of Probate for the District of Ndrwalk, June 5th,1863. $ . .• F Wares, Stove Blacking, Coal Hods, Shovels Royal College of Snrgeons. See most ot tion. DDfON you, who have queened it over so many Ridgefield, hath limited and allowed six the late Standard Works on ^fedicjnp. Vv inter, Andj sw, 6th, C, New Haven July bending forms, can you come down at and Riddles, Brass Kettles, Sausage Cutters. j ol » months from the date hereof, for the Credit- AS abbve stated I have disposed of my ISH POLES, Traveling Baskets, Clothe Extract Buchu $100 per bottle or 6 for $5 00 'Fancy Ooods, 4kt, 30, McDougal, .v mnded. last to the frugal diet of a single heart ? Baskets, Work Baskets. Also Wooden Matts, Brooms, Bells, Fire Place Grates, Sad 1 Yale Merritt & 27th, A, New Haven, July ors of said Estate, to exhibit their claims for interest in the late firm of Knapp & Lynes F Irons, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Fnut Jars, Sarsaparilla,100 " " 5 00 ' fine assortment of Fancy Goods, "p6ck«4 McDougal, wounded—discharged July 25. Hitherto you have been a clock, giving settlement. Those who neglect to present to Henry M. Prowitt who will continue the Ware in general, at Improved RoseWt ash, 50 " " 2 60 P. ft E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO. Fluid and Coal Oil Lamps, Stove Castings, Or half a dozen of each for $12, which will A Cutlery, and a new lot of Rodger's Sd»> .«<•••« ' your time to all the world. Now, you their accounts, properly attested, within said, Drug business as heretofore, and whom I in fact, all that constitutes a well filled Kitch­ sors, just received and warranted to be a fin" time, will be debarred a recoveiy. All per­ cordially recommend to the public as a com- en Furnishing Store. Books, describing prin be sufficient to cure the most obstinate cases, are a watch, buried in one particular bo­ sons indebted to said Estate,are requested to if directions are adhered to. Delivered to rate article. Clocks of all kinds. We ha* * THE REBEL LOAN. The London Star of som, warming only his breast, marking StMd ft ,,CBE AP ciple and management of Stove, free. Lar also the agency of Merrill's Oriental Pomade, make immediate payment to r ^l®LlTYNE8,JtD. any address,seeurely packed from observation July 29th says: only his hours, and ticking only to the ge# assortment of Pumpsi^th^State.^ Call tar Describe symptoms in all communi­ something new, and needs only to be tried to 3t33 HIRAM O. NASH, Executor. be appreciated. A. JACKSON & BRO' The confederate loan i3 falling, falling, It beat of his heart—where time and feel­ BUILDING LOTS, cations. Cures guaranteed. Advice gratia Hardware, Cutlery, f lv4 " " "3*1 is down to zero. It may almost be described ing shall be iti unison, until these lower District of Ridgefield, ss, Probate Court, July " Near the Bridge./ as nowhere. People do not want to have mil, 1863. AGRICULTURAL IMPLIMENTS, IRON, Pretty Little anything to do with it on any teims. Those ties are lost in that, higher wedlock where STEEL, WINDOW-GLASS, OILS, A W AHH CHANCE FOR MECHAN­ m Tr :, . STATE of EDWIN D. PICKETT, late T. B. WZSUAMS. . • Personally app^red Wore an Alder­ ForSale. I Trho have never meddled with it are now all hearts art united around the Central of Ridgfield, in said District, deceased. PAINTS, ETC., Wholesale and Retail, Rarecbanpf for a qiaf of e maf •M ilessing their stars. Had Mr. Jefferson Da­ E No. 18 Water Street. ICS AND LABORING MEN TO The Westport Baker. man of the city of Philadelphia, H, T, HELM- heart of all. Hoping that < aim and sun­ The Court of Probate for the District of rr}HE. subscriber has now in store and is BOLD, who, being duly sworn, doth say, his \ NY person desiring a nest,icpnven|p^ m. 's once more proclaimed his grand doctrine shine may hallow your clasped hands, I Ridgefield, hath limited and allowed six ILL furnish su^pjiffl of Bread, Crack- cheap House, can hear of a rare chatlf . - ' repudiation, there could not be a greater I constantly receiving direct from the 1 preparations contain no narcotic, no mercn- il sink silently into a signature. months from the date hereof, for the Credits manufacturers, a full supply of goods em­ W.., ers and Cakes of all descriptions, on rv. or other injurious drugs, but are purely to purchase by calling at the office of theNqr nic in our market about the confederate ors of said Estate, to exhibit their: claims leaving notice with J. W. HubbelL Cakes walk Gazette. f tv How soon this bright bubble was for settlement. Those who neglect to pro- braced under the above denominations, suit­ Prom |100 to for Parties, ftc., supplied at short notice, tf vegetable. H. T. HELMBOLD. GRAPES—The French preserve grapes ed to this market; which are offered on as Sworn to and subscribed before me, this burst. Only last March,- late in the month sent their accounts, properly attested, with­ Will buy a desirable Lot. Payments in sj ••& too, the confederate loan went up shiny phos­ the year round by coating the clusters in said time, will be debarred a recovery. favorable terms as can be purchased in New 23d day of November 1854. XTotice. t phorescent meteor in our commercial skies, York. Among the.Stock may be found com­ monthly, ar quaiterly installments!! desned. {intelligence Office. WM. P. HIBBARD, LARGE assortment of Locks, Knobe, ?.•-? • with lime. The bunch picked just before All persons indebted to sAid Estate are re­ plete assortments of locks, latches, , knobs, For particulars enquire at Gazette Office. AMILIES W^njtipg Servants, will please ^already it is do .v n to dull earth. quested to make immediate payment to Alderman, Ninth-st, above Race,Phila. A Tools, Builders' Materials, Hinges, Ax­ they are ripe, and dipped in lime water nuila, chains, carpeilters and mechanics call on me at theBarb.erSijpn, AddressLetters for information in confidence. es, Hatches, .Hammers, Skates, Shovels and EBEN'R HAWLEY, ; F Over Beebe's Drug Store. ol the consistency of cream, are then 3t33 .- ? Administrator tools, filesj (the best ih market) leather belt­ Children's Carriages, H. T. HEMBOLD, Chemist Spades, kept constantly on hand at the Hard WHERE TXIEV.k'S A WILL THERE'S A WAY. hung up to ..remain. The lime coating ing, table1 and pocket cutlery, best Ameri- RICE rangingfrom $1.50 upward,,at fl8 . Prof. S. T. WOOD. Depot 104 oout^i Tepth-st., below Chest­ ware Store of MARVIN & PROWITT, The Hartford Press says that an old gentle­ can, razors, shears, .scissors, mowing ma- C. ft E. K. LOCKWOOD ft CO. nut, Philadelphia. man named Martinson died in that city some keep out the air, and checks any tenden­ ^ ss •: chine&, htitse rakes cultivators, harrows, ox P At Jennings' Hews Office •eight or nine months ago, leaving a hand- cy to decay; when wanted for the table dip iTRAYED from the 'subscriber on Sat- and horse' plows, seed-sowers, shovels, Clay Tnrnaces, *7"ILL be found all the New York Daily Beware oi Coniiterfeits, Feed. Some property. His heirs were his widow the clusters into warm water to remove S'5 urday, Aug. 8th, 1868, a three year old spades, picks, forks, rakes, together with a LSO Iron onra, for burning Charcoal, at J v Paper# j $lso, Magazines of all kinds. AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS, HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand' and two or tnree children. There was also the lime. • .-Tnf heifer; dark red, brass .knob. on one horn, foil assortment of garden and field impli- : All orders for back nyu)bep3 of Papers, Mag­ every description of Feed, which ' •: -r*&' i : C. ft E. K. LOCKWOOD ft CO. T It Willi an adopted da iqhter. Careful search was teats and bag small. Whoeyer will return mefits. Round., square, flat, halfround and A azines and Music, will be promptly attended Who endeavor to dispose "OF THEIR be a pleasure to sell to his customers made, no will ;ould be discovered, so the es­ PW1T ^nd other articles on the reputation at all| B@»A Maine editor having beeD elect­ or give information' where she may be found, oval iroii. Cast, blister, German jtnd spring too Also, all the Weekly Papers. times and no growling. A. MOREHOUSE. tate went into probate. The six months al­ will be liberally rewarded. steel: English • French, and- Ataericri, wib- Hides, Tallow inroiigh, 12 GEORGE W. JENNINGS. ^tapedbjr lowed were just expiring: and the next day ed fence viewer aud field driver, announ­ ' AMOS BARNESL do# glass.' 'White-lead and tine, dt? and in ALFSKINS, SHEEP ftLAJffl SKINS, ] lelmbol^s Genuine Preparation^, •» w Hie property was to be divided among the ces that although he is somewhat afraid oil, with a iull assoftinent of mineral paintb wanted by S. E. OLMSTEAD & CO. ' SKI". " Extract Buchu, Clothing neatly Cleaned ami Westport, Aug. 17th, '63. 83 C ,4 -heirs. That dry the widow noticed an old of horned cattle he is great on the fencc. and coltfrs, fcoach, furniture and domar var- Highest Cash Prices paid. • ^ W IW riM m ,»• it. ^" Sarsaparilla, EVERAL desirable residences in the (t " Improved Rose Wash. pair of pantaloons oi her husband's hanging Any of his constituents who wish any niSlK bloWn jajtau; boiled and raw linseed RS. ANN iL WOOD would inform tfc« in the "cella, ty" and gave them to an oils/pure aperm and lard oils for machine­ ROUND FEED of superior quality, S new brick block belonging to the sub­ Sold by all Druggists everywhere. citizens of Norwalk, that she still con­ ff viewing done, are invited to bring their HEREAS my wife, Sarah Maria, has ry. Also doors, blinds and sashjt^" factory from Camp's Mill. At scriber, at Sogth Norwalk. Enquire of Wm. M •Irish woman : v ork for her, saying she 1 £SK FOB UELMBOLD'S— TAKE NO OTHER. tinues to renovate old garments; will clean, could wash the 1 up and may be they would fences to his office. I /wft W left my bed and board without just prices. QIg>•STREET. G ' OLMSTEAD ft CO'S. T. Craw, or of J. JOHNSON, alter, repair, brighten, and restore the col* be good for something. As she took them .«•••-.. * f cause or provocation, this is to forbid all pier- Ndrwtdk, Apr. 27th, 1868. (17) Bridgeport, Conn. p.up put thjg advertisement, and send for it, lars, and make them look all most equal te to.the wasl> tub. she felt a paper in one of sons harboring or trusting her on my ac­ - TIMOTHY,IMOTHY. Clover, and IRed Top Seeds U@=.Gen. Sigel has been relieved Irom count, as I will pay uo debts of her con­ •just received—cheap at OOTS & SHOES, a large assortment, AJSfl AVOID UO'OSJTIpN 4ND EXPOSURE. ^ new garments. , ANN E. WOOD, .the pockets; It was the missing wilL Among his duties in Pennsylvania, and hife staff gEED Peas, ever^variety at ' Ove* Bebee'si Drag Stoc&i other bequests, it gave the house ana lot, tracting. LEWIS KNAPP. JLMS.TEAD&CO., T S. E. OLMS'ITEAD ft ,Co.? B cheap at S, E. OLMSTEAD &COS. (XQOWJ'WWIQI mastered oat of the service, Hmmcwatn, Aug. 20th.l883. ^ JiiiJiin i j***"'' " %orth $5,000, to the adopted daughter. 00 tfc i -• ii*': -•«> :»-i iM4i.su « N ' Is * v "St" * •'