Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-06
THE ENQUIRER.
L1TCHFIELD, AUG. c. 1898.

other grain ae being this year quite good ns usual AnFHgiaia, North -Carolaa, and Maryland the wheat crop hasbeea uanSualy ise and the papers ahaehi is got |" i0 6oe order. I1 Pennsylvania and New-Jereey also, and even a New.York, which to us here s Of the most eoHseqaence the crops Of wheat and rye and oass good. In neghbori0g county OfDutchess, tsavelersrepresent all the crope wheat rye, grass, ceFn and oats, exceedingly large and hns-iha' they we're Deser known to have been bel. 'eT' Such has beenihe effect of ihese reports upon lhe Ne~-YOgk market, ihas wheat -four has already faea froD 37.l2 12 10 @6 @ l-2 and no. much dis pOsio6 ia p6Echasefs t6 buy even aIIha, rate This staple article ef life has beea the subject for Some weeks of mmenae tpccalation--is has risen beyond prerseas for many yrars predcassd upon the short. ness the cong crop b6t that is now coming n in safh quantity and such fas orter we imagine ,la, sheivicG sf nOGfa grain must experience coSsid erahle fall. ..og1#jl.1 sss @*tg l'' g
 1n this state. likewise, ihe prospects of the farmer are haterine-s ctop 0f rye has heen very gend- and doais rorD and potatoes promise ceengly well --basides which ahere is great supply of apples.- Ihefe hns heen agaod deal of complain, about,he 1ciPaed shoTiness of the crop of grass bat we learn that n most places it iar"s out better than expected Thosgh GU, few days lEer tl,aa usual. the supply coming winter should be an uncommohly severe one.
 Fsoa. -Whiiefrost was visiale on si.e ground and fences the valleys n the SeghboEhoo of iis place onthe morning of Taeaday last, 4lhinst.. Thus far ihers has bseo fros every month lhs yeari1 July |. having beea on the let or 2d day
 Mr. Adams-En ennmera,ing the various offices soaiersed ea si'e'.tayored family" tn Caaaana fa,- Ea.d tor the dear people-l perceive you have om- asd that of No,ary Puhlic. has been said recent Y that the Poa QGce was noo in 1" the fanily"- :ass ss.': sss ; .sSt.s $ss: ''
 (Ws were aware before @. o. apprised us that We had not eaamerated aH the offices held by the .ever Jasiing great democra.ic'' family of Canaan The ist apw 1ciadss Judge of tho Coaniy Cour Judge oi Probase. Justice of the Peace, Coun,y Surveyor Post snasler Jas,ice of the Peace again. Notary Public Clerk If Probate. and member of,he General Aseen- hly--aiae n a-and ll.oagh they do no, resle errcs !y under one rssf yetsher eces are i the saute bn diAg Duly soae efshcse nine offices was .conierred upon them hy tls psopl. q the .owa.]s F
 Chaiera ss B.0alo--lt s,a,ed ia . postscript in tue Fredonia ceasnr of the 2osh ui shat n the pre- reding Sunday, ih% 26h aere were six eases of cho era in BsGan, and awo deaths. This news will no doab, sIwead dismay through hatregiou ofeooa,ry
 'sHsa CAdriss Dsr6igvy tAdml was recently elect. WaesA,nan. 70 pposi1io ioal la,es.U s. Seaai.r. We hsss net seen 4he seie. tte majority sa 10 hc ~"' 8z ys's2 FS.tSyF F@s < ' ~
 Tssa ahAse hnfrgrap, ~ss6sesse is ,rayelIiae ,h,e same of ihs csuRtry iapers the present time. aseagb eleciion ii Lousisaa hl just taken place The Ouiy election foe Senator which has beea held ta 1at- seF E ta.E aaieiy in iltat look place last winter, whe. jackson Senator waa elected ia place of the sning anembsr. who whig. by most culpable wilful- the part oftwo hree of the whigs in voting fer cseole Jackson tn prelsreace to a native bera American who was whig. Aud the majori,y. i"sissa of being Jasy, siaed above, was only swo arihree. The fari isa majority of 70 would se eqsi- vasns io aearly uDsaimous vote, as believe ,hsre gre bas about fr,y members in both tsaaehes Of the 5egsIature. @F '~S
 Najor Noah. sf the Esening Star, is eertainly one
 fhe qaeeres, fellows ,hal handled pea, or in. died paragraph Just read ,hs following. He is Spsaking of the navy and of the importance of bring ing ap ia aaedi sehoel ssmbes of boys; soes Of
 ionr ci.ixehs. of good principles and coasisbioos become at seeiIAbe age traasierred the decks of our 6rbuit rga,es aud sevcnyiours in the capa- city of orers instead of having the of rich men take these siatons when he introduces what follows as an episode :-
 tsNow ny dear," said lady of fashion and fortune to her haaaud, since you have turned jackson by my advice, and have ieen eIscied to Congress, be sare when you arrive at Washington. ask Cor ahing of importance from the government" .aas
 1" Oh, tet me alone, my love, Tor that. shall take get my share of the sp0is." I'm not 10 be fohh'd of with sop in the pan, assure yoa."
 k. That's right; and doa'i forget 10 obiain mid- -ehpmea's warraot for Mortimer Angusius.. The dear iellaw. how he viii become his 0niform; how smart hs vii 'ok wi'h hs ehapsa' de Sra', and his .sl. OA .ha,'. ,rias my dear; that shall Ge, iy hy asking far.'' LA ,,,. ,s. ..g.. ... t..a..3. @ Az soon ss our enher is eemloriably in his place nt Washiagton, and has iRtsRosd ltle sO be placed on slte naval other eommisiees he preseas himself As ihe Navy Departmsei, ard asks tSr ~arra". for
 Why. ny dear sr.' says ,hs Secretary. .'a a wouid wise ne ininte plsasUrs serse you, bet really che Iiss from yoar siais is very high indsed.% @ q Oh very weil sir--very well. | did nos imagine sAat favpr @ very riyIat would be dened @ Me>-
 He delegation of my state b pretty much under ny eoairoi, a6d we must uadeFstand each other te ihe sspport ys are Q give shs admiaisira,ioa." at }r M and 70 viII sse if aay tbag possibly can De dOoe
 Ths tsag and slse soss sf she matter is, ,kat hv. A1ssmeF Auknsinss iha bet ef he mana, has orders io report hmself se Capiaia Fireay. oG ihe frigae ThundeseF, dRder orders sor the Mediterranean Thea we have ahosher 'sdrawsag.soom scsne."
 ss fly lose, Capa Fire9v ho iasited dianes, and parry ggen o him sta shs evening. lIs policy, ts make him atienys to ssr dear esiiwer A1gos,ss