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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-08
THE ENQUENER.
LlTOHFIELD, NOV,R 8, 1875.
NEW-YORK ELECTTON,

&. 49,
With the sun last night closed one Of the most i'm
poriant elections which has evss been held in this
eountryand may prove for good or GaE evil E1Fmany
yeas to come. Il s perhaps useless sOepecuIate up
On &C. The result win soon come booming IN uponus.
Even aO.niglas mail May bring something decisive
from New York aud Duchess; and Is our cOTrespOn-
dent at POughkeepsie Is faithful to his promise,
certainly shall hear from the latter county We con-
fess we are prepared to hear that VIM. i. Marcy will
have been reelected Governor and that the tide Of
popular indignation against corrupt rulers which last
fall swep, like tornado through that mighty Empire,
win have been in measure rolled back, andth peo-
pie still roll corruption and tyranny like sweet NOR
sci under their tongues. We know that the most des
pera,e exeriOns are making which party, under any
circumstances, can make; It is like struggle for life
or death and we believe that money and men have
been poured in there from every section Of the coun-
try to sweep away, il possible the rights and liberties
Of the peope-hat the Van Buren, party consider that
ifthey cannot carry the native State Of their Chief
tain this fall all hope ofhis reelection to the Presiden
CIV must be given mp and he consigned to the privacy
Of retirement, to purr ouer such petty schemes as
are suited only to his fallen condition. a9a
We say, we are prepared to hear Of Gov. Marcy's
election; but still hope for better news We have
believed until very recently that Gov. Marcy would
be defeated and tho helm Of State placed in better
and ADLER hands; but since having been conversant
through the public prints lately, with the scenes Of
violence and fraud and importation Of voters from
abroad into other States TO say nothing Of the viola
Goa Of that sacred instrument Of free people, the
ballot box, thereby swelling the vote OF States alto
gether beyond what disn,erested spectators believe
could be done in constitutional way, our fears have
begun to prevail over hopes. Of one thing how
ever, we have become satisfied Let the enemy do
the worst that they can do-let them crowd into the
cities and large and strong loco counties their
herds of illegal and unnaturalized voters-let them
surround the ballot boxes Us in Baltimore, with armed
sln aaGl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
AMASA OOULE, CNdHWdn
DANIEL MARsToN JR., Secretary.

GA CONSPIRACY AT HAvANA.-A Carl
list conspiracy had been detected among
some Of the regiments stationed at Hava-
ma, and many arrests and executions had
had taken place. = From this it would
seem that We we're mistaken as to the
cause of the revolt. as originating. in dis
satisfaction with the removal Of Gen. Tn
con. The object of the conspirators was
to wrest the Government of Cuba from the
Queen. and place Il in the hands Of Don
Carlos.--Adv.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
The NessYph.

A MONTHLY Publication of Church Music,
IA consisting Of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Chants,
Anthems, &c, Original and Selected, by Lowell
Mpson--No. ], for august. -.. .gsf
This day published by G. w PALMER & CO.,
13l Washington street.
pThe Seraph will contain eight pages of Mu
Sic each number, and will be similar in its clarac-
ter to "OccasionaI Psalm and Hymn Tunes" re-
Gently published by the Editor, and is designed as
substitute for that work. 1t will be adapted to.
the wants Of Choirs, and it is hoped may prove
welcome visitor, furnishing every month such new
music as may DO suitable for public worship, or cal
culated to render their meetings for practice and
improvement more interesting and useful. 1t will
be sent by mail, or otherwise to Subscribers who
shall forward postage paid) 81 in advance for ~
numbers. Persons forwarding 80 will be entitled
to IL copies. Postage under 100 miles, l-2 cents,
over 100 miles, 2 l-2 cents per number.
Aug g. is3wostf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
Fifty Dollars REGARD. .

~T HERE4S wanton outrage was committed
w on the night of the 2st instant, upon
Barge belonging to n company ofyoung gentlemen,
from Portland, who were ON an excursion to this
yv-r-hy which said barge is biIged, aud otherwise
mutlated and damaget;-The Undersigned, offer
the above reward for such information, and evil
dencc, as will bring to jus leo and conviction the
or perpetrators of said mischief
J. PAGE,
NATH'L GROTON,> Dat"
Bath. Aug. %, 1888. 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
SUBSTANCE OF A DIALOGUE.

+ s. Good morning friend w. What news
w. Why !-I suppose you have seen the Tee-
graph this morning have you not 4
= s. Yes, neighbor + - (Sir Orator. was
SO obiging as 10 send me in a copy last evening"
here he comes now! [ Aside-he's alrays thrust
ing has nose ,ohere he's not oanted-sdp head j
All, just speaking of you friend GOOD morning,
Good morning 10 you!
Orator f.. Good morning General how did you
relish my favor Of last evening!
- s. Obliged to you-ra,her bitter pill
very btter-but what makes it still more SOFT
happens to be substantially correct. faye there's
where the shoe pnches]
Orator E. Yes, but we must look out little for
that tive must make that oficious meddling &c,
but then he must be cut short it won't do-he'll
play the fury with us. What say you General'
Can't we prune his patronage lttle-perhaps that
will keep him still, you know he's not -
IS like your suggestion. Our friends must
not be permitted 10 patronize him. Do you know
who Of our folks take his piper believe you stop
ped yours 1t the same time l debut perhaps you
take it friend W.
! w. Yes, but If you think best, l will 60 right
down and settle up.
| IS. BY all means. Don't delay minute. But
be cautious--pretend you'll subscribe again after
election
4 w. Aye, I'll take care ofthat
Exit Mr. W. in much haste.
s. That fellow makes a fine tool for us, we
mus, be careful how we handle him--he mag cut
our fingers. Let's see our caucus comes this week.
/ Orator E. Yes, Saturday night We must work
up grand Steam, if possible.
Z S Most certainly! think it would be well TO
while he's on the floor.
Orator E.. Capital! Let him use it pretty rough
Iy--and give our folks to understand, that they mas
not encourage it. hats grand thought!
S. Well we'll have that arranged Meantime le
us be rather careful how we talk out door. You
can feel found little, and watch the movements o
the wings. Business of importance demands my
absence few days. Those rascally fsh---n down
river will cost us much labor and anxiety am a
fraid, 10 trust them in the hands of Pet, thinl
Twill go down and arrange matters myself
b Orator E. But it rans---won't tomorrow answe
1t may clear of--you'll take cold Gen!
- S But tomorrow will not DOL must go nov
rain or shine ---Good morning TO you!
Exit S. rather abruptly, leaving Sir Ora
tor E. scratching his head for an idea, about thre
feet from the Custom House door. If he shoul
find one, we suppose he will save it until Saturda
night, when he can II as he please'.]
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

Since the above was in type we have received the
Buffalo Journal of the l5tl, inst, which states that
the Wings have carried the city Of Chicago. and
probably the county. he oco-foco candidate for
sheriff, who an Irishman, and who has been but
seven months in that country, leads his competitors
in the towns heard from. about seventy votes
age, member Of the Virginia House of Delegates,
from Northampton Co. resigned his seat in that boz
dy some time since, in consequence of his having
been concerned in duel An election to supply
the vacancy held on the l4th inst. and resulted
in the choice Of DIR George T. VERIFY. (W.) over his
Van opponent, Maj Nottingham No change from
last April The votes were----Yerby l66, Noting
ham 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
STATE aeE MAINE.
,NcorN SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRr,.}
May Term, 1888. 5
7'uovA. Rowr Iihell. nj ne MANY Rowe

AiNOoL'' So May Term, 1888.
Thomas Row., Libeant, rs. MARY Rowe.
VNVHOM.7S ROWE, Georgetown in SAID Coun-
IN ~, ycoman, comes, propounds, and gives tho
Hon, Court here to understand, that on tho tenth
dav of .4ugnst in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty two he was law
fully married to his present wife Mary Rowe, and
ever since has conducted towards her us good
husband ought to do: Yet said Mary at said
Georgetown on the first day of March in the year
of Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty
three without reasonable cause, and wili,Iy dsser
ted the said Thomas, and hath 80 deserted, and rer
,nained abson, from him TO the present time; and
las also committed The crime Of adultery at divers
times since said first of March,, with divers persons
to your Libelant unknown. He therefore prays
to be divorced from the bonds Of marimopy with
said Mary. THOMAS ROWE. 5
SurREME JUDICIAL CouRr,3 I .
Lisco'N' May Term, 1885,
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the
Petitioner give notice 10 the said Mary, Rowe. by
publishing an aitested copy e this Petition and this
order thereon in the Lincoln Telegraph three weeks
successfully the first publication in tho Telegraph
to be thirty days at least before the next Term of
this Court to be holden at Wiscasset within and for
the said County of Lincoln on the Wednesday fol-
low ing the second Monday Of September next, that
she may then and there appear and shew cause tf
any she has) why the prayer Of said Petitioner
should not be granted. as.-.s 81
(,oov Attest JACOB SMITH. Clerk.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
LOST.

KWTHOEVER has found al pair ofsilyer bowed
Wv Specncles any where between Middle
street, near centre btree or Washington street
the street leading out of Washington street to
Gen M'Lellans ship yard, and will return them to
this office, will hear of an owner, and receive a
siifahle reward
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
DIED.

liz this town Mrs Rhoda Widow of the late MI
Wlliam Grant aged e3 years. ss..,..ts N .
In this town Mrs Eliza Powers, aged 40. 49,.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

OUTRAGEOUS. On Tuesday eve. last, some graceIess
scounde scoundres made attack upon the beaut-
full barge Nautilus, of Portland (which hauled ashore
near Gen McLeans store, The villains cut several
holes in her bottom and injured her much in other res
poets perhaps to le amount Of 800. The gentlemen
who came in her. offer $50 reward for information Of
hope our citizens will make every possible effort 10 ferret
out the attrocous puppies. engaged in this villany
PS Since writing the above, we have the proceed
ngs Of large and respectable meeting Of the citizens OF
this town, held at the Town Hall, which we subjoin
JOSHUA PAGE, Esq, was Chairman, and }. B.
Swanton, Jr. ESQ.,, Secretary. Mr.. u. Hyde offered
the following Resolutions, which were unanimously a.
dopted, Wis 4fn
Resolved That we the citizens of the town of Bath,
view with the deepest Indignation, abhorance and regret,
the outrage committed during the last night il this town,
by some infamous villain villains on boat belonging
to a company Of gentlemen from Portland
Resolved, That the Selectmen be requested to take
such measures as will be best calculated to secure the
detection and bring to condign punishment the guilty
person or persons.
Resolved That a Committee of twelve be chosen to
take such further measures may in their Judgment, be
proper In relation to this subject
Agreeable to the third Resolution, the following gen.
temen were appointed committee, to attend to the du
ties assigned, viz -. Hyde, Jas. M'Lellan, d. C.
Magoun Amasa SouIe, c. Chpp, Jr. s. G. Bowman,
VIM. v. Moses, VIM. Richardson, John Hayden ).
Page, A. o. Lincoln, Samuel M'Lelan.
Tho JOHNNY CAKE, is the title Of new paper just
issued il Boston, Its main object is, The promotion Of
Health 1t deserves candid perusat 'tasi
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
THE ELECTIONS.

The Loco foco prints make great parade about a
pretended reaction in Alabama in their favor. A Il
n,oonshine The facts show that all the foundation
they have for much smoke, is that they have succeed
ed in gaining member the Legislature, in Mobile
where the nufers united with the ocos and thus
bled them to carry their ticket. Last year they had
half the ticket, ana gave decided majority for their
candidate for Governor The loco co maj in the State
last year was 55s2-his election only for members Of
Legislature.
The aggregate vote OF the counties heard from COM
pared with the for Gov last year will show what
this boosted reaction amounts 1t is follows, viz
Six counties, this election, 500 for the Wings,
1926 :" Loco focos
last year 1858 Wings
ASA Loco focos
Our friends can figure up the amount Of the terrible
reaction. in Alabama, so far, at their leisure.
We have no accounts yet from LAWYERS district.
NORTH CAROLINA ERECT.
We have now full returns Of the vote for Govern
or in thirty three counties and Dudleys majority is
l2,O35. The same counties gaveshim two years
ago only 3O79. There ,hirtytwo counties yet to
be received. which will add more than three thou
The LEGISLATURES. We have accounts from
for,y-six counties, and the Wing gain is sufficient to
secure decided majority in both branches. The
Senate consists of fifty members, and the House of
12O I lie gain in The Senate so far is four MEM
bers, and in the House four. The Wing majority
ON Joint ballot will not be less than twenty.
THE NEWS FROM MISSOURI
The St Louis Bulletin brings US the vote in that
city for the first day of the election, which was as
follows.
l For CoNGREss.
Allen, (Whig) 697
Wilson, (Nhig> 679
Harrison, (Loco) 69z
Miller, Uoco) 500
The Bulletin rcmarks:--"We never saw the
Wings in better spirits, nor more determined to do
their duty. Tomorrow and next day will only swell
our majority"
] he following is statement Of the Election in
Cape Geraideau, Mo. m .s .all. hs4s
w. Congress-. p. B. Congress.
B. Allen, 134 A. Harrison, l01
s. Wilson, l4l Miller. loi
08 2s5' wuag NaN 2o2
w. Representatives.. p.B. Representatives
w. w. Watkins, 1874 J. s. Williams, 81
Thos. Johnson, 1877 J. Russell, SO
D. Massey. III I'D. RoleDger, 81
oar 4s2 ~ - saaggoe2 s0
This was the strongest Van Buren, post in the
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

ILLINOIS. The Albany Evening Journal Of Fri
day says, ave have seen gentleman who left Chi
cago after tine election, who informs that the Lo-
co Fooo ticketreceiyed majority Of 400 in that
place. his result was produced by the votes Of
men employed on the canal. & ~ 81 =
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
Halloween Il Boston Steam
Navigation.

{ hTHE new, elegant, and fast Ealing
Master, will leave Kings Wharf, Bath, every Monday
and Thursday at IL O'Clock, r. H. for BOSTON,
Leave Boston every Tuesday and Friday at O'clock
p NJ Per Order of Can't Br0acn.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

Tho JOHNNY CAKE, is the title Of new paper JUS
issued IN Boston Its main object is, iepromotion o
Health II deserves candid perusst rs
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

The Bulletin remarks: eve never saw the
Wings in better spirits, nor more determinedto do
their duty. Tomorrow and next day will only swell
our Majority
I he following is a statement of the Election in
Cona CaraiIaau M,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
CAuD-wILLIAM GIBSON, PLAIN AND DECoRA.
" TIVE HOUSE FAINTER, GLAZIER, AND GLASS

" TIVE HOUSE FAINTER GLAzIER, AND GLASS
81 Of nsw Yo1 Or x. sr.
received SINCE ne commenced business and the decided sP
BY him liberty informing patrols asd the
public that he has after unceassg exertion OF tour
years increased his facilities, and effected such arrange
Inens will enable hir- produce all that r ele
CANT connected with his profession in style regards
the interior decoration Of public and pryat. buildings, will
asrct gard the laws OF harmonou cslorng Il almost
supsraoous to state thata general negligence Of those rus
Is the OF all our error IN Disqualification rarely do
Ia the smple painting OF apartments any combination
OF col0r that not in offensive against the
are q, once per-eveo BY lie most casual sbserver without
being able 70 remedy the error rehsd and correct taste
apartments decorated IN aeent styles, according
ana light chser Ines contrasting with tie chsrsctsrsc
rcb and subs antt4i colorng Of the dining
dunn tint OF the parlor To this subject which Is worthy 81
attention than at present bestowed on H. (more ePe
connected With confort) W q. will devote his
tons aHd by due situation and chose Of
furniture, produce an arrangement harmonious and agreeable
to,he eye
In soliciting increase OF patronage, W O. would
that but experienced worknen employed on'he
plata department, while the decorative will come rom the
departments, under the immediate superintendent and de-
Signs Of himself 40 extensive variety u wheh ready
for public Inspection. Consisting vt limitations O all kEevn
woods and marbles limitations of silk and sowed spesry
old Eos Ii, n,l panel ork sdspds s,.ry species
decoration This French m,rine oriental Designs
an style Of decoration .r The cabins OF packets
and slsnuers bell, that ylc Of wors better cscu
lated by tie ehae, pleasing esdng OF
ornament 10 rrssse the mind long voyages In
the pleasure OF lake ard river travelling
ameled.ana pointed glass w every know method.
W. O. having devoted much ct his time
In xpcmentnr and perfecting this beautiful bat IN lately
much neglected art believes We has the extensive
and beautiful variety Of coors burnt glass which,
with other Improvements, will enab him sOrplrs
equal In srisncy and durability, any specimens ftwelh
aad succeeding cenures sna that taste Tor This besufn
become more generally dused, de,igns viii be fur
nished original and seectri from the best models Of
and modern art aud chosen with particular reference is
situation ard use.
stould W. q. centiaue receive that eneouragem.n
will ever be his study merit he pledges himself that
Their exercn experience viii he wanting IN his endeavs
to elevate his nov neglected profession 20 Us just rank
liberal art, worthy encouragement OF every crea
as,s-576i Bo~ery Sd door above Fourth street, ~ \.
sf.eoa 2Ds
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
xxTIND MILL FOR sALE.-The frame and

WIND MILL FOR SALF.-The frame and mac him
w cry the Mil Jersey City, containing two pairs
Superor French stone; frame machinery
teas and in perfect order and sheet iron
sails the patent pressure sell acting plan IL viii be o'd
Will be down. being ON the line Of he New jersey
Rail Road.
Any person 10 want OF power fer grinding grsn any
other purpose this chance being the best aon
Wind Mill In the country and ayorsby suited for ship
ping West ladies part oil this country being
GEORGE w. EDGE,
ste irn. Ne Jersey.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
ELLs TBOH Ms

Wholesale and Retail LOZENGE Warehouse,
IO6 NASSAU STREET.
IN DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF medic sted and
~ Lozsnge quail 20 the English warranted free from
adult Among them Cough LoKenges that will
coughs and conumptons when they curabS-worm
that fail ~ aipe the kind Of worms-Apoo do
that improve The voice-Ssrspsrlla do tina, purity the
biood-Camphor do for low spirits, sntisgs, scRhubard
do, for costvenesOrrs Root do swercnnr the breath
Peppermint, Sasssfras, wntergreen. Rose, h c. &c.
sls lrneod'
~ than street by 4. l.. JENNINGS, large quantity of
grntemsns hand elsthrs, for which the
highest cash prices Persons having cothag dispose OF,
will do well 10 call be viii give At least . per cent
than delayed atsr the ist October Ass
psred frs, aiore.ses and repairing
in the Gentemen leaving sending their
address will he attended - sj-rod4w-
MEXICAN SILVER sPOONs-A very sspe-
"A article American silver tea and table
LEWIS FEUCHTwANgER
as 2 CORTLAND street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
he Latest Fashions received.
SISITJNG IND UEDDING,
MERCAN TILE AND CONN ERCIAL
& A X ID =.
MILITARY, CIVIC, AND BOAT CLUB

Engraved and prir ted in superior stvle at
VALENTINES 80 John street,
slolmt corner Of William.
" SECOND WARD HO TEL-NeIt the corner Of
Fulton street, In Nassau sreefhis we'll known establish
meB having undergone thorough re6irg, j. in
pele order for the accommodation OF u ose whs honor Il
wilh their patronage.
There this house. besides the lower story which is
thrown entirely public bar upon
the second stsy IS by 2 well suited for the
tios OF public meetings. together with several smaller
adapted the OF clubs referees for the sacoa
other private business
Clubs private parties accommodated rooms
may furnished with dinners suppe composed s every
delcacy which the markets afford
notice EDMUND JONES. Proprietor. lell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
10 EPICUREs.
BROADWAY DINING Y ON AND REFRACTORY
No. liz Brotd scsy orpo,its h< Guy Hot,i

BROADWAY DINING ON AND REFRACTORY,
No Ii2 Bro dusy oppo,its che CITY Hotel
THE improvements embellishments this spacious and
splendid establishment being complete. will this lay
The proprietor bsgs leave inform the public he
prepared TO visitors al hours and Asuers himself
That when he that the celebrated cateress
MRS GOOLD
the lady vho will be the head OF this establishment he
gh satisfy the pubic 60 whom he well
and deservdy known that their epcureaa pslses
all times be pleased.
This establishment will be conducted the plan.
Customers can At hour be supplied ~h every conGor
producsand CHI be selected from RIGA bill of fare
daily prepared uprising from the tip top the
CANVAS MACK NENISON,-WOODCOgK-
GREEN TURTLE, DENILD OYSTERS, nc. DC, Tin N q
preparation o which Mrs Goold has been long and
Justly erlebraed) the SIMPLE psir Roast beef the
well steak Chop ana Cutes Bres Devils and
stews OF various Kinds. nc. NC. N. ". sitter
n Mrs Goold this opportunity Of Informing
her old valued friends that her sin monhs retirement from
public lie has only served to strengthen her renewed
their service md she stters herself She need
add happy she will be oil again To have
oporuriy OF convincing them OF her ssc erity.
BsEAgFasr DirSERs SUFFERS At Att aoUss
ORDINARY EvERY DAY AT o'ctocK.
fhe most choice Wines and Liquors OF every Ard nay
all times be depended upoa
varieties 80 Sis
HATTEHs' p UsH-A complete sssornsnt q STA
s4.imesds HENRY LANE
FINE BRASS winE-For ~ g.a,h~s sNg p,, II
~ 2Courusndtst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

ID EALS' HAIR Il ESTORATIVE.-This vaio
ID able discovery the public with
fullest confidence that will effect the object Of
its application, wiz; THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF THE HAIR the heads Of those who have lost the
same, and have thereby became bald sr partially
Numerous certificates might given to show how success
fully this compound has been applied having failed
single Instance but IL Is brought before the public 70
sell applied upon principle o-ao charge with
out success il deemed unnecessary To swell an advern
ment with particulars.
Its been fully and satisfactorily tested. The
heads enely bald have been by the
pcaion Of this covered with luxurious gr)v
Of beautiful hair
None need despair whether old young Of having then
hair fully restored.
No payment will he received for application OF the Re-
storave until the individual who tries u 10 satisfied by The
restoration the hair
An bumsug ana qusckery in this matter . utterly dis
claimed.
Bealeg Hair Restorative viii he applied by the dscsverer
or Inventor Levi Bea, to those who may desire TO avail
themselves beneficial effects the sce Of d. ~ Mac
daniel No Plat street. New forkand also at the Hair Cut
Ding Rooms Of T. Iawey, agent, No 100 broadway, up
Jyl5na