Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-26

TAs sayl 1 dOns n Endiaaa,--The document an. county, Indiana, by candidate for the LagsiatuFe The Louisville Journal says that Mr Cachel Shows some sagaety in exhorting his political friends to ran SAcA tue oitcneS on election day.--N. F. Courier. ACARD.
 Democratic citzens of Hamilton ceuntv. I say. arouse from that careless stupor into which vou have talenrehake of your negligent habits of votnR-lst s .HC nles anpe yyn no longer.give your eyes one sound rnooing as if just aw0ke from deep seep- look carefully abSut yOu-lst n be said once you gave no support tO your enemies. In the name of all that IS good; will you never learn Whig tactics? Will yoa Suer them always to throw dust and ashe0 into your eyes They say let us vote for the man that s purified; never mind his politics. But mark you they never fad Democrat qualified; whiggery is a to all others and II he Ss Vote-eVsry Whg toes the mark, while he S shouting at the top of his voice, no party!! Down with the
 These are the cuckoo notes tha, have 50 lers ds. celVed you and carried 80 many elections against you. And now say, once for all, wake up demo- cra,s ot Hamilton county, and stand on your 6ptOes and show the white ot your eyes.
 Farmers let go your plough handles, set up your hoes hang up your sythes, throw down your sckles, and saddle np your horses! Como cut tide out!
 Mechanics throw down your awls lay by your lapstones let fall your hand hammers let 70 your bel lows stick up your needles, hang up your jobs, throw OH OH your slippers and put on your shoes. Come out; "
 Merchants, throw down your yardsticks, sell no tape to-day, shut up your shops. Come out; roll out
 And let each as he comes, search hedge and ditch ana ,hs h. nTer and boz and hickst bring n the lame ed the moccasoned Ethe barefooed, and all but the blind, uhe Wings will have them and let us take one long pull one strong pull one pull altogether, and vic CooN perch on our 'andsrS 1g s sF Gd HE
 N B.-This is the real Cacheli LC. Iirginia Legislatass--A special election was held in Buckingham County, last Monday, to fill vacan- cy occasioned by the death of member of the House of Delegates. which resulted in the choice of the Wing candidate by majority of lb2. This gives the Wings majority of two in the next Legislature, on joint ballot.-N. Y. Express.
 Death ef Knapp.-We are called upon to announce the death of Col Samuel r. Knapp, recently of New. ,bo hor sh who dePsE'ed this life Hopkn.on Mas, on been familiar to the reading public, and he has al. ways been greatly esteemed in private !te; :, Some sensation has been produced in our city by the sudden disappearance of MT. F. c. Brodhead. MT. B; was formerly Cashier of the Klby Bank Bos- ton, which situation he resigned las, fa and remo- exploded, and the committee who have since been in- vestgating it's affairs have as understand, disco ys.ed a defalcation to the amount of $2oOo0 or Mr. 5. received information of this fact and also that an officer had arrived in town with the intent of arIes,ing him yesterday morning. and since then has this place last fall, he was by the influence o friends made Vice President of the City Bank, which office he held until the annual election lsst month. y rsd.ne. H ' s hs conduct 20 far as we have heard, has been per- fectly unexceptionahle. It may be, and we trust, will be in his power to clear his name from the suspi. con that now attaches to it, but his sudden dsappear. ance goes to confirm the worst repOrt.-Bu6alo Cen. Irredeemable Governmens Papw!-The Secretary of the Treasury has issued fourteen millions of dollars in Treasury Notes, which have been paid to public creditors. Six millions more are being issued Twen- ty Millions of Dollars in the "irredeemable paper' of Metallic Currency Administration And this twenty millions all swallowed up by the Florida War Exploring Expedition, and other equally disastrous !" Expedients !''-AHany Eue. Jour. s.
 When Daniel Webster came in contact with Mr. Calhoun, he encountered -CAarlestem Mercury
 Yes but Daniel. like his namesaks the Prcpho.. is not afraid to encounter whole den of ioRs-Loais. UiiIr Jour.
 a1 The Globs says, that lightning s moss "aps to strike buildings containing largo quantities o metal lie substances" that's the case. there's very lis- te danger of iss striking the Treasury of tho United States -Prsnhics.
 The Natchitocbes Herald, hitherto Van Buren paper, has hosted the Whig flag Ii says :-" Oss psnitsncs for past asoss t e0s.pletses s publicity sphicA giue bs As isst f owy sincsrity- vile Journal .EE.u
 "Deep read and profound lawyers arc very scarce" There s not forty thousand miles from this place. who has great affection for strong liquors He is de- cidedly the deepest red man we ever met with hLeu- ispile Jour.
 We are happy to bs able to contradict, on the au. thority of United States officer who is direct from the Cherokee agency in the South West, the painful rumor which was published few days ago. respect ing the alleged explosion of tho steamboat Knoxville, and the loss of the lives of 500 Cherokee Indians. Ii appears that of the cylinders of the boat exploded but no personal injury was sustained by any ons on board-Bal. Amer.
 ! Senator Stronge.-We understand this gentlsman will certainly resign his seat in the Senate at the end of the present, or before the commencement of the next session of Congress. In confirmation of this in. ention stters intended to De ssricsy fdena have issued from head quarters and been plentfuly distr buted among the leaders of the administration party in the state announcing the prospective resignation and enoining all diligence in the party to obtain majority in the Legislature, that the vacancy may be filled as Van Buren & Co. may direct.
 Why is newspaper like a tooth brush Dye give it up? Because every body should have one O his own, and not borrow his neighbors. 1 MARRIED,
 In Milan, Ohio, MT. Benjamin W. Abbott to Mis- Iorana Judson, daughter of Asa Judson. Esq. O I Woodhury, Con.
 At Winsted, MT. James B. Gilman, of Hartford, tc Miss Jane Elizabeth Bull
 In Hartford, Dr. Horace Wells, to Miss Elizabeth Wales
 DIED,
 Tn this vilage on the 2lst inst. MT. Charles Law.