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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-09

Latest News from Canada.
THE MICHIGAN FRONTIER.

Extract Of letter from Detrsu January I. 1885.
Affairs here assuming an aspect truly a.
lsrming. The public authorities ana the laws
seem 10 be utterly dlsIegatsed. Provisions ana
niuai,sns Of var sTs collected in large qaantItes
for the use Of the Canadian pairict cause. The
ps,ris; forces ars pov embodied and sHssmped ~
an island sene miles beisw here. A steamboat,
with an armed iutes was despatched from ihis
city yesterday, for the purpose OF re.takiHg the
arHs which had been previously purlsihsd from
Monroe aud this plscs; but the enterprise wholly
failed Yesterday the Governor called naes,ins
OF he citizens TO sdep, measures ter the pro,ec-
usn 81 TIC city, and support OF the laws. Tbs as
ssablags was immeR.e. The resali Of the meet
lug ysu will see 10 the papers.
The Brady Guards hsve bees despatched to
DesrbOn, 10 protse, the srsssal. and military
force is constantly on duty IN this city.
Tbs sympathies Of some Of our psspls are
warmly enlisted II behalf Of The fsvslutsHsts. and
fear their mptudeni zeal will isvnlvs our Go.
veramsat in serisas difficulty with Englsnd."
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Cost q Sympa'hy. --Ibe icHa';
proPr'alIons are asked by The N-lsa
neat, tot the defence Of toe Nouh.r 4
tier aud the preservation q nslAI
si97 600 10 pay the 1000 uAiila ps
to service q toe Canada frontier q
months, $50 600 Tor travelling ftc1 rt
turning 10 sheir homes, and S3laa
The var'sus objects Of suppIy,-li@
aceoulremenls, - 800 for the s''
department, arms and cqupaEe ss'I
and S60,G0o IL estimated 10 br ,ht ~
feeding 5000 men three months srS
dred and seventy FIVE thousand doIIin
people q The United States must pay 4
der that Mr.. Mckenzie may flourish =
az nn important parsonage, and W. "
selaer Van Rensselaer, make q l0oI Z
sell.--N. j. Com. Adu.
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rroM mn pFraorT FAR rREss. JAN.


Canadian 1fairs,-tsrsat sScltemeat has pre-
vailed in tsls city .er The last tao days in
qusnce Of sasae i'm sortsRt movements which have
taken place in this vlelaliy, IN regard TO Canadian
affairs. II is vel kssAn that large humhers et
Con adam patria,s vito have tlsd ks!sTs The Co
ve'nment forces ia the Upper Province, flocked
10 THIS State for safety. and scattered themselves
along at various points upen the frontier. Oh
frl5sy night 1t ia understood that they made
general movement 10 some psial OF tbs British
territory, tow aids the meuih Of the Detroit river.
nhefe they nisad to sFgsnze. discipline, and Tor.
ilfs themselves preparatory 10 concerted attack
with the force Navy Island. Their numbers
are variously reported a, from 400 10 $40 sirupg
We learn tina. ssme tew Of eur swn eitizsas have
bees lsdueed To join the patriots in their tcysiu
tioesry struggle The sece, ii is said. IS 10 be-
commanded b. Vno Of the officers from Navy Is
land, who has the Conliasnes OF Mckenzie.
W. learn that an the requlsiton OF ihe United
States district attorney lot tht- district ttro hun
srsa msH have been dtsugAted in this city, b.
order OF the Governor, isf IA. purpose OF sidisg
ne iedsFa suthsrlIes 10 executing the lass OF the
tnFtsd States, passe to preserve pssce and usu.
uahY attn forelga eetis5s. 1h9 ubieet Which
lie authorities Of the Gsncrsl Government have
80 VsW, &C understand. Is 10 arrest or d. persr
ihs iorce wklch Is understood il have collected 90
FRIDAY ngat8 nav are isuad etgAaiEea or tm
boG:.d on American soil, fer hosli!e ptss4r4iious
sainsl CsRads
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Corr,snandtne. Of u, Snrnn.., n

~ y wv s'rnhhsA R,r,g
GAREr's fRRhY j. n
Nothing new. Gen. Jesop ~.
eight lndIans-tcck one aud k,jl.l.
He was directed by the prlso,..
jones, but whether correctly Or ~,
10 b. iold--Sam Jones IS sad,oL
bundred WatrIors With tim. IN
no doubt there are more Indians
ni"ry Than any white man ever H.. !
before. Gen. Nielsen bad but.A I,
Gay at the Wacusapc he he'd 4, ! |
killed and one wounded, ana I'm.
Ioken--ihs ladians lost one kll.,
dian and one Negro, prisoners.
Indians in small parties are n.
seen al No!usla, bu: cauno, be tn,,, \
well for US Should The Indian, k.,, u
died for then, they may be ease, 4.
as We have large forces IN the ~
none too much Tor ,hs couulry.
We NE, loss last Saturday !, Il.
OF Mr.. l.. ". Dob-on. lie is
GREETED. he died IN conseouets. i
jury on board Of s,rsn,er Jolsl.I
while on her passage down iron Is,
Ion. HIS remains we're iolhv.g ,
grave BY all tho Officers spd NJ. 4
post.
Z. ). Another Lake has ben -.
further op, as large as Lake Mug.
Is supposed 10 be the head o. ihs y B
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FaoN rnE perEarr 90 raE.s. I,s. ..

Fsn tie reqaisiian Of Ia uag.a sag DE-.
irict Attorney, toe steamboats, Efte aEd 6 80
len hsfg u s'eloek yesietdsv stteraaaa, sua
two hGsafed ana tssnig srmra ai4i,l4 Hen. from
ais ehY, On besTd Tor lie par aass ct rse4srl ~
iEe public sfas = h'gh have recently bseu abstrset.
"a ifon The pubic .lorshuuses ~ -. State .ua
eheb are supposed 10 b. ~ lsaase.-ish ii ID. pat
riots near the mosth 81 she Dsfoit fIYst and .lao
o' tas aiiAsf obsel II sl.pef.aE tAe g4trisl ore
g, u ties should be fauad or 4nlzs1 81 Amer
c@a ground.
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Tho Geyerumcn, depositcs vfT
drawn from the u. s. Bank, becs-% 0''
jackson declared that they wt7 =
there. For greater security, a par q v
were deposited in the tbrokcnl IoaH'
wealth Bank, of which all the Du'ti'H
one slgned a bond TO indemnify Ih5 1'''
ment from loss. All who signed 'lI' =
We are told, failed before the bahs w.
where nov is government to looA 7"
identification T. Salem Gazette.
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A Husking Froiic in Ken'Ucly.--AHl
came on at NaysvlIle, kyp on the !9'
which a Mr.. Coulsicr was stabbed 70
side and is dead a Mr.. Gibson vas
hacked wilh a knife q Mr. Fanls va
gerous'y wounded IN the head, and al',
Of the same name in the bip; o h'' =
maker vas severely beaten, and ",.
o,h"rs seriously hurt in various way.
Tins entertainment vas the wihoins =.
corn.husking irolic, when all, doOO"'
we're right merry with coed whIsAe!'
All The Banks in Albany have rc''"'
specie pnyment,
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tobr fosrEN, Ia. Jan. 8. ~.
The military poser al The la.na !,
lnS gradually bu, csriainl, tdacs \
uo~ and lhcn they mabs ee.prras I,
which, though they lo-c, i, iats! 10 CO
our officers and men. The op,n a
the oamPo'gn are beng actively cara
In evcD direction w,sorcrs ap rs,
ladiaus arc killed, and We ioas e. !,
decisive intelligence from sbc H,g,. q,
daru4ee 'hal were 10 have CO o,,n.s i
Colonel TssIor. The 9Th rc.ms., Il
lsh'sS bought very CALAMITY ,as ts sta
eerned. It's Sc~y c-uB,r hat ~ =
the lndmns ~as co,s,dcraLIe "a I'd
wounded. S,xWarflor vere ca ..sr !
e;e 'hls. w,ih abou, hIy o,her.. sa|
General Smlh, ha,r been shqg<, 1
ther are yrlthree month. durwgv 81
Army ran operate, there Is m "a
OF the work beng dour torils,.t "a
~ man hNd moTsss ard means,
WITH ''".smI Jesup, 20 tndDrc srl Cd
hlm 70 dgl-h The work. ! have H. lsgat
worst battle has been fought lp-sa
der will DC pursuit and sArmsl =.
render.
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Fa04 ruE nETkofr JorANAL, JAN. Q.

y y y
We hsv J9st .esn favored wHu the pefusa Il
letter daied Amasrstburg o'eoek. Jaa 3, from
oae Of M oiiicsrs al An,aersl burg, fr.a vkica
We g.taer tue following facts:
The patriots mace Their appearane. CT Maiden
shout suass, o. MsndaJ night. lsif istcg ess
sisted o. ihs sen or sIoop Aune. tao seoa.. soo
eivrts 6Sa,s. large sehsoasi 6cld piscvs, ,
twelve pouadef. aud sil paaaa.r, eesides large
9uaHliIl Of arms, ana some buudred. Of men
lAe SCHOONER AHHv sailed u, Ia 4oni Of Am
hsTs;burs als0g lae Br.si.h channel. bvlaoeu iAs
.oGa and kSis Blanc, IN the early part of tas esea
zoe The royalisi. fired upon h.f, sus shx r..
turasd the hrs wub I've asHnan ,to,. The sleaa.
boat United, WHICH Vas employed 10 bringing
down 'assea gers ifJfs Sands .ea ls Ar Asrst6ufg.
vas also fred upsa IT'D msske;s Al tia same
une one or Two American steamb5als passed %
he riye.
nc schooner supposed to be the Anne then
siesFea fouaa The aofsAem sad 81 b., Bane.-
lac large srhaoaef Vas al tie saulh sud II BIZ.
Bauc ans there ssre hight. Ga Hickory lsiana.
Which indoesd ihs beiei thai ihsfs xefe sa.ah
beats and seows aelred near II. 1 A. assu.sse
D. the asacsF IL Command Al An.her.itarg thai
ne patriots vii be possessed d Bals Bisae i.laud
Inc Csaaaians ~ the ffJalts ara IL great CO...
sietnslios, and tsp faafiiss il sasdwieh Aat.
actually iakcu refuge 10 lhia etty.
Inc asays facts are eoahfmes from ether ssar
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FROM THE noSaoE TINES. JAs.l2.

NhNhUfHN TNIhT AHMY
Al Bots Blanc ISLAND, msvh Of Detroit Rice,
oa M0hdsy iss, the sth inst csnsian hy IN.
hass Of Dsf,e, Plsaisd the ui-eolores .t.ad.ra
The North-Carolina standard., 1838-06-27
IA word that must be, and hath beer:
A sound which makes us linger; yet, farewell. .


This bill, sir, is assailed as new source Of
Executive patronage. and the Senator from Vir-
ginia in its provisions nothing but the fright
ful spectre of political corruption. admit the
general tendency Of patronage to corrupt; and
yet that Senator might have given at least one
example where it had been bestowed with no
meagrc liberulity without corrupting the fortu-
nate object of Executive bounty. But what is
patronage, and to what extent is it sought 10 be
increased? Ii is the means of acting upon men
| t6y rewarding their favor and the bill creates
but bout twenty five additional officers, with in
considerable salaries Thus it is. that this pat
r0nage, which cannot extend to thirty individu-
aIs-a number less than the one. hundreth part
oitnose who may be reached and controlled by
Itne patronage of the smallest bank in the Union
TINS patronage is denounced as dangerous, by
the very men who are now seeking, BY their a.
mendatory substitute, to arm the Executive with
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-10-11
TYPE FOUNDRY.

CORNER OF JOHN AND GOLD STREETS.
HNHE subscriber begs leave to inEorm the
l. Printers, that he has purchased the ex-
tensive establishment formerly belonging to
PELI g. BROTHER; and having furnished en-
tirely new moulds, and engaged workmen Of
the lrst talent in the different departments,
he is now prepared to execute orders with
nentness and despatch.
His variety and style Of Type 10 inferior to-
none in this country. In addition to these
advantages. he further begs leave 10 state.
that the metal used In the manufacture Of his
type is different from that used In amy other
Foundry and he win warrant that Il Is far
more darable and lighter than that in gene
raj use. rt- IsT m
In addition 70 the manufacturing of Type.
he has made arrangements to supply the
trade with oil materials necessary Tor print
ing 0iilces. THOMAS GUERIN.
Ne'O. York. SsPG a. 1858. ~
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Mr.. Edtor-I should like to be informed whether
the subgaoIer can legally take the responsibility Of
releasing persons committed to prison on trial for cri-
mnal offences, without consulting the states attorney
or sheriff of the county? QUERIsT.
Not being very conversant with criminal law, we
cannot satisfactorily answer our 'querst' The case
to which he alIudes we presume was this: A man at
the west part Of this town some time in the month Of
August was committed to prison complaint of an
assault and battery. He remained in gao six or Sc
ven weeks, and report goes,ewhich is confirmed by
the person confined, that he was finally liberated, at
the suggestion of an ex-executve officer, condition
that he would on the following Monday uo.e the loco
focO ticket! He was accordingly liberated bnt from
the treatment which he has since received at the
hands of these everlasting great lovers of the poor
folk" it is conjecured that he did vote exactly
to suit them.
The Times and Register pretend to derive great
consolation from the recent town meetings. Ii they
are satisfied, we hope they may have abundance Of
Just such satisfaction.
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Sale at AUCTION I!

DY virtue of an order of the Court of Pro-,
I'D bate for the District Of Woodbury., the
subscribers will sell at public auction, on the
premises, unless previously disposed of at
private sale, so much Of the Real Estrte of
AUSTIN CowLEs, agent of the Pomperaug Ma
nufasturing Company, an assigning debtor, as
will raise the sum Of two thousand dollars, on
the first Monday Of December. 1888. Said
he Grist Mil, Saw Mil, ruins of the Facto-
nv, with about one acre of land adjoining,
Dwelling House, sc. situated in the south
part Of Woodbury..
~ BExJ P. Stiles, I T....
DANIEL CuRTIss, ''
Woodbury., Oct. 5. 1888. sl9
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THE ENQUTRER.T
LITCHFIELD, OCT'R II, 1888.

The Little Tom Meetings. We gather from the
returns given in the COurant, and which we have
heard OF in addition, that the result Of the late town
meetings, 90 far as they have been held and heard
from. will stand as follows: Wings 56-LOcOs 3d.
This is strong enough wing in an conscience! We
never desire to any legislative body prOporonate-
~ stronger than the last one in this state-ndeed we
would always prefer to have the minority number at
least one third in each branch and if in the spring
the IocOs could have this proportion apportoned to
them by lot-for we are apprehensive they get it
no other wayne for one should be very willing to
give it to them. What say you, Messrs Locos 2
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NG9'TEGE.

a LL persons liable to pay taxes in the town
"A of l.itchfield are hereby notified and re-
quired to make written or printed lists of all
the taxable property belonging to them on the
first of October instant, with the particulars
of all property real and personal liable to be
assessed and valued, and to give said list to
the undersigned, the Assessors of said town,
on or before the Goth day of October instant,
according to the requirements of the statute
in such case made and provided. All persons
neglceting to comply with this notice ore
subject to be three-fo folded.
Blanks may be had at the Town Clerks
office, and lists left there will be received by
the Assessors.
Frederick BuEL,
DANIEL l.. BENTON,
SHERMAN FRIsBIE, Assessors.
Moan GARNsEY,
HENRY r. GosLEE,
Li1clGcld, Oct. ii, 1888. Is
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FOR SALE.

IA A CONVENIENT Dwelling House,
ESssfN IA situated about 80 rods west of
RssssH South Cornwall Meeting House,
together with about six acres of
meadow and pillow land, of good quality
There is on the premises good barn, cider
mill, wood house, and large shop, with ma
chinery worked by horse power, well calcu-
lated for Wagon Maker or a Cabinet and
Chair Factory. There is good orchard on
the premises. Also, about ten acres of pas
ture, pillow land and wood land, situate about
one mile west of the dwelling house. For
further particulars inquire, on the premises,
of ABIJAH PEET.
Corascal, Oct. 10, 1888. 4*l0
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Temperance EOfice.

THE annual meeting of the LHch6eld Co.
y Temperance Society will be held at Litcb-
field on the 4th Tuesday of October inst. at 9
O'Clock A. M. for the choice of officers, &C.
The clergy of all denominations are particu-
larry invited TO attend, as business of interest
to them is expected to be transacted.
ii. BALDWIN, Secretarv.
Washington, Oct. 10, 1898. 10
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AT a Court of Probate holden at Plymouth, sith-
in and for the District of Plymouth, on the 2efk
dGyof August, A. ID. 1888:
Present, C0lrin Butler, Esq. Judge.
ON motion of Jacob 8. Hemingway and
~ Abram o. Hemingway, executors Of
the last will and testament of JACOB HEMrNs.
WAY, late of Plymouth. within said district,
deceased This Court doth decree that six
months be allowed the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims against the sumo to
said executors, after they shall have given
public notice of this order by advertising the
same IN newspaper published IN Litchfield
in Litchfield county, aud by posting the same
on public signpost in said town Of Plym-
outh. Certified from Record.
10 CALVIN BuTLER, Judge.
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NOTICE.

VENHE Court of Probate for the District Of
Il Litchfield hath this day limited and APP
pointed six months from this date for the Gre
ditors of the estate of PHILO SWIFT, late
of Cornwall, in said district, deceased; and
has directed that notice be given of this order
by publishing the same in newspaper print
ed in said Litchfield three weeks successive
ly, and by posting notification thereof on
the public signpost nearest the late residence
Of said deceased. All claims not duly exhi-
bited within said time will be barred reco-
very. AUGUSTUS B. Sw1FT, E,o.,,o~,.
SAMUEL E. EvERITT, "'O's'
Corn,oall, Oct. Q, 1888. *19
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Attention Farmers

NHERE VIII De q G1EELEG SzlOaUe or
Il gathering together of all the Cattle in
this vicinity, on Thursday the 1lth OF Octo-
Der next, at 10 o'clock A. M. for the purpose
of exchanging, buying, selling, &c. &c. All
who feel interested in encouraging Fair of
this kind will come forward with their stock.
BY order of the
Committee of Arrangements.
WOlcottUille, Sept. 90, 1888. 10.
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Political Mseltoe-Judge White adopts the follow.
ing novel and expressive mode of speech in his late
Knoxville speech, concerning Mr. Van Buren,
He did not come into office upon character Of his
unless he atains it upon the strength Of his own prn
ciples and character. He is nothing but tufi
of political mseoe, having root Of his own, adher
ing to, and supported by the limb of distinct trunk
altogether, and mus: nallibly perish whenever that
trunk ceases to nourish him the tuft yonder oak
whenever that oak shall have decayed and fallen.
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FAIL. MILLINERY
AND
FANCY GOODS.
MISS CABLE

On "AS lately returned
N 1Hfrom New York with
= an assortment of MILNE
~ - ~ and Fancy Goods-a-
M%asHs mong which are Muslin
q de LANES, Merinos, Silks,
u.s., ~ Ribbons, Flowers g. Fea-
theirs, French wrou't COL
lars, black and white Blond Laces, Thread
and Bobbinett Laces, Gloves, Fringes, Fur
Trimmings, French Shoes, also India Rubber
Overshoes, &c. &c. which will be sold at rea-
sonable prices.
" Millinery and Matchmaking done on
short notice in the best style, by late patterns.
Litchfeld, Oct. 10. 10
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sTRAYED, OR STOLEN,
Blank TING Lists
FOR SALE AT THIS @
NOTICE.

7NHE Court of Probate for the District of
IL Litchfield hath assigned the 22d day of
instant October, al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
at the Probate Office in said district, for the
appointment of Commissioners on the estate
of ISAAC MOSS, .... Il.
late of said Litchfcld, deceased, represented
insolvent at which time and place all per-
sons interested in said estate will, if they see
cause, attend before said Court and be heard
relative to said appointment.
BY order of said Court.
STEPHEN RUSSELL. Admin'r.
Litchfe!1, Oct. 6, 1888. 10
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@ TIME subscriber is shrinking of
A 4 changing his business soon,
and offers for sale, at his resi-
49, dence in South Farms, on Thurs
dag the Isl of November nert, about 20 Bake
well Bucks, some OF which are full bloodeds
some three-fourths, and some half do. They
are from two to three years old. Also, about
80 fine Bakewell LAMBS, some bucks and
some ewes. Also, about 80 fine 8akewelE
Ewes, three years old. The above sheep
have been raised from the bucks purchased
ny county. All those wishing to improve
their breed of sheep are invited to attend
This breed Of sheep are too well known to
need any praise.
GEORGE MERCHANT.
South Farms, Oct. IL, 1888. 10
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Good Ioast.-Col: Langdon Cheves, Jr. gave Mr.
Calhoun a severe rap over the knuckles q few days
ago. at public dinner in Columbia, 8. C. in reference
to the attempt Of Mr. c. to purloin from Mr.. Benton
and to appropriate to himself the parentage of the
Gold Humbug The following is the toast: ),
"By Col. L. Cheves. Jr.-TAomas II. Benton-The
modern Midas, who in addition to the misfortune Of
the ancient, is not permitted to wear bis ASS ears
without competition"
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sour Town Meeting is about closing. Il has re-
suited favorab.y to the wings. have time to give
you only sketch The first vote was for Town
Clerk, which stood, for Joel w. Northrop (whig) 3l3
Asa Pickett doco) 2s2. Mr. Northrop being the in.
cumbeni, this was hardly fair test The next votes
for Assessors, when the wing majority from
IS to 10; Board of Relief about 30; and Selectmen
upwards Of 60. The honorable u S. Senator and all
his nnderstrappers rode day and night in all parts Of
the town for about ten DAYS. They made unwearied
exertiOns, but oil in vain ...,
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"Liale Torn Meetings. The first fruits of the
Fall Elections, alias little town meetings." come in
well: The towns which held their elections on Mon.
day last. SO far as heard FROM have done well in the
business Of securing the selecsmen," MS Mr.. Niles
has it. The Honorable Senator's letter must have
had an extensive circulation.-HartfordG Courier.
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Extract Of a letter, d0'fd Kent, Oct. LIST.
"After short absence, returned Just in time TO
witness and take part in the struggle Of the Wings a.
gainst the Loco Focos for Town Officers Loco foco
ism here is in very bad odor something else is the
matter with it. A, any rate we routed them, horse,
foot and SO Majority for Town Clerk 4O-Firsf
Selectman SD do 1l-3d do. 2l-Constables par
wings and part locos on each ticket. The test votes
we consider were ON the choice Of Town Clerk and
first Selcctman."