Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-02
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, JAN. 2, 1884.

THE ENQUIRER.
 LITCHFIELD, JAN. 2, 1884.
 COUNTY CoURT.-At the session of this Court for this county now in session, ,the following named per- sons have been tried, convicted, and sentenced
 William Anderson, Ia foreigner) for theft. in enter ing the dwelling house of Mir. Lyman J. Smith, ofIhis tiIage and stealing coat six months imprisonment ih county gaoI, a fine of $2O and cosss of court.
 Johp H. Miller, of South Farms, breaking windows of dwelling house in the night. seasOn-6ned $I5 and costs.
 E7;rGm Wallace, of Litch6eld, wfally and mali eiOusiy shooting belonging to Mir. EIiada Peck fined $50 and costs.
 .James Perry Henry BrOlsn, and Benajoh C. Denny, of Ltch6ed, for riot and breach of the peace ing Messrs. WadswOrths' store, breaking windows, GIc. Denny plead guilty. Perry fined $IO, Brown and Denny each $l5 aud costs.
 Edmund Taytor. of New-llarIGord, indicted for a- duItery, pui under bond of Sl50-paid the money and cleared. GF Such -four readers as wish to stick up in their counting rooms houses AImapack, will fad Scr that purpose the last page of to-day papef
 Mississippi-Judge Black, who beltl his seat during ,e last session hy appointment from the Governor, as been elected by the leg gislaure the Senate of the United States for six years from the 4lh of March last.
 JOu;siana-The legislature of this state assembled on the 9th u and on the Huh the election of Senator to Congress, in place of Josiah S. Johnston, whose life was destroyed by the explosion of steam boat, took place. Judge Porter the second ballot elected over Gen. Walker by vote of g to 30. He is opposed to the administration.
 Brother Woodward of the New Haven Herald, in allwsion 10 the snow storm in this place, and ssark few days ago, of ''when is thers moi wind in Li,chfetll'' says-" Having been resident of that region in early days, remember tha, the grea, ber of bald heads there was accounted for from the circumstance of having been thrust of doors with, ou, their hats on"! Pretty fair, Mr. w.
 Working Men, and Mechanics! We commend to your special notice the speech of Mir. Bay.ies in the Maesachnse, legislature, the preceding page.- While inc bright examples of Franklin, of sherman. of ofRueniouse, and host of others who reached aI- most the topmoss round in the Temple Fame, before you, will yow sit with yoor arn's foited in list. less apathy, and make effort to "go ahead" like wise?
 Mechanics Magnsine.--We have just received the December number of this valuable publication, which completes the first year since its commencement. We are gai lo learn that the publisher has received sui- cient encouragement induce him go on with the work another year, I, would indeed be serious fection upou the intelligence and public spirit of the mechanics of the country that least work devp 1 ho ola iy supported The present. number is rendered more attractive hy having some plates and description of NS. Burden's wely invented Stream Beaa, wlsieiI is- making SO much noise in ihe world.
 For a prospectus of the Lady's Book, a work pulp Iishe in Philadelphia. readers rcferred the advertising columns. We have the December number of ii, which is as attractive as usual.
 4 Jail Eo kt.-For four weeks past, so says the Northampton Gazette, there has not been tenant in the iai! of the large county of Hampshire, Mass IL must, we agne, be hard times for Ihe lawyers when litigation is at so low eb, that is committed during the month of December, period when jas generally are most thronged with criminals well as deb,o,s. We wish as much could be said of the Li,chfeld county jail.
 4 Lot of Po,k, iaitened by Mr. Andrew Lake, of sharon consisting of B hogs, las, week. carried to the Poughkeepsie market, and weighed upon average 353 pounds .o each hog. !, was pronounced by the odes, dealers and best judges in PouRhkeepsie to be the best lot of pork brought that ket.-COmns.
 Lnrgs Pig-John Klapp, Esq. ofthis village, killed aonths old, few days since, which weigh cd, when dressed. three hundred aud forty pcEnds- This s going the entire S,cine, but far the own- CT is concerned, not on the Jackson order.
 POHgh'sie Eateiigencer-
 Noae of your bragging, Mir. Dutchess cooniy-for we over here in Liich6eld don't allow ourselves he beaten in every 'ing. neghhor i" our office read ng your says, he slaughtered pig last week. only ni~e months oid which weighed 33s lbs. Though i,e .'goes the estBe swine in raising shoar, say nothing his poliiics-he may be iestie O" the Van Buren order-don't like to show his haad.'
 Mr. D.ane's Letter.-Another private letter of Mir. Duane, addressed to genlleman in New Orleans, has just been published. It contains some wholesome truths. And coming from who has for some time breathed the atmosphere of the Palace, il might Am ,.enA aha