Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-03-07
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Cholera-The Louisville Herald Of the 23d ult.
says that the cholera has again made it's appearance
in Nashville, Tenn. Ten had occurred between
! the 18th and 18th ut 1t quotes the Nashville Banner
saying that il is not considered epidemic. the few
cases, which had occurred, heng Of persons peculiar
ly exposed from habit or situation.
The Cashier Of the Greenfield Bank, tNiass. offers
reward Of $500 for the recovery OF about $l2, 600
! which was taken from the trunk Of gentleman hsv.
ing charge oft, to carry Boston. About $4,000 Of
the above sum belonged to the Greenfield Bank, and
The balance to another Bank in Mass. The money
was bills on the different Banks in New England.
The charlottesville Cherokee Phoenix ofthe 18Th
"i says-We are informed from an authentic source
that the Hon. Secretary Of War has invited deega-
ton Of Cher"kees TO attend at Washington City.
Extract ofo letter dated Nashville. Jan. 9, 1885,
We have four or FIVE deaths by Cholera daily, prn.
cipay blacks, subjects the most incorporate and
aba ndoned.
Mammoth Boy.-Mr. Jonathan Francis, living in
Egg ;"wnshp, Hooking county, (Ohio) has son that
weighed, early in December, the age Of II years and
months, one hundred and ninety seven pounds Mr..
Francis, the father Of the boy, weighs three hundred
and for,y-6ve!
letter from Charleston dated 5,h inst. snys--"Mr
Leigh. the Virginia Commissioner, dined yesterday
with Gov. Eiaync, and To-day they riding to:
geiher. This looks WE'LL" The letter continues, "a
gentleman informs me, that attempt was made yes.
erdny to administer the Test Oath the City Guards
bu, every refused consequently they were n dis
charged. and the city guarded las, nigh, by voIun-
tQer Nh nth
Great Fire IN Richmond-The Wing Of Thursday
last says-he Gallego Mills, owned by Mr. J. p Che.
va'lie. entirely destroyed by Ere as night The
fire originated from friction. is supposed Of the
chnery in the lofts Of the MILL The mill was in
operation the time, and when the fire Was discov-
cred the three wheat fans in blaze, and their
action the air Immediately waited the flames the
roof which in few was in complete blaze:
and the old mill adjoining being to the eeward.
caugh, also, and in haitian hour both mills wra
ped in flames from top to bottom. $40 600 will hard
~ cover the damage done by :his destructive fire. We
understand that 5000 insurance was effected on the
mills in this city.-N. Y. Gag.
We learn from authentic sources, that the members
in the Volunteer corps, formed throughout the State,
are about 90, 000.- Columbia IS. CO. Telescope.
The suicide Of a young man named Ackers, few
days ago in Boston, has excited much feeling 10 that
city, and led to investigation. The papers inform us,
that. although The selling Of lottery tickets has been,
for several years forbidden by law in Mass"chusecs.
ard punishable by heavy pecuniary penalties. this
traffic has been carried in that city upon much
narrow er scale than il 10 in New York, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore and in 81 manner which has concealed
il from common observation. Il is well known, how
ever. that the traffic been suppressed, and ,ha
within the las, year has been increasing. Il
appears that the young above mentioned destroy
ed his life account Of having taken from his EN-
p!oyer $4,000 in less than seven months, and the
whole expended 10 oiteries.-N. Y. Dai. Ado.
Fire at BaAimore.-Peake's Museum which occupi
Ell the upper stories Of the large building
Baltimore and Cnivert-sis., had been nearly if no
quite destroyed by FIRE. The injury is estimated a
$4,000 on the building, and 81 1000 on the Museum
The property was amply i"sured.-7ir Press.
The Proclamation.-lt has been recently stated
that Mr.. Irby. the authority Of Mr.. Harrison.
member ofIhe Union Convention Of South Carolina
had asserted that the late Proclamation WIS read an,
approved by TIE committee Of that cons enon
before il issued by the President This saiemen
has been publicly contradcted by Mr.. Harrison, wh.
declares, that he heard ofthat paper IN
Ill it appeared in the public prints and Of course tina
there consultation Of any kind with the UnoI
party respecting its publication Boat. Mess.
The steamboat Paul Clifford collapsed ose Of he
dues coming up Bayou Plaquemi"e. which killed tn
l engineer. and scalded Eve Of the hands seriously
A letter from Utica. N. Y. dated 18Th lest. says
there ID trouble 10 our Post Office this morning None
has been take0 from letters and purloued 10 th
amount Of some hundred dollars. An individual Ia
been examined. and has been bound over to appear
the next Court for trial.
LOsfsrips.-A bill has been reported the House
Assembly Of New-York, which provides for the clos
ing Of all oueries within that SIase by the 3lst Of De
cember next. in pursuance Of siipplation made will
the sole remaining PrOprieiOrs, whose right would
otherwise expire NJ present. The Sesae Of Penney
vana have passed bill for the entire abolition Of lot
tsres after the same date, and inaiciing very heav
pSnaes for advertising. or being 10 any way concern
sd 10 tbo saie Of Ietassy tickets.