Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-31


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sbe rSl.neholv ;n,ell,osuce ss..l,d die ei,v this
moEne ID lettefs from Louisville. Of the decsase Of
sacksen. Inc lnio5nalao9 vas ~.
isv Se1 partner iD thas lv ad Gomez ia such
direct mode and form TO leave reasonable doubt
so,s % Inc papsss rom sse \. e s ,s
eminent DEATH in The course nf days mail % two.
Statements uniayoable 20 the health g, the General
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Hon. Nathaniel r. Taumadpe il visiting anumher
Of the towns Of Duchess county, and delivering adj
dresses uron the state Of affairs FFs isfollowed by
number Of ran,inR loco focos, whoare SAID to make an
IMPRESSION more avorab 10 the ,Ui cause than even
Mr.. Tallmadpe In their violence they overshoot the
marx. and .kick The ,ories over,
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Extract Of a letter recesosd q Mis VaHGgs dated
AUGUsrA. Geo. Oct, 70, 1852
:" arrived here from the north On Aagpsls in the
midst Of an awful pan'c' and as then thought With
out suilclen' cause ana under s0s eel'st '0f some
lay it. For some time the disease was confined to the
infected district and felt great confidence in its
not spreading beyond those limits particularly. Dc
the supposed causes were being removed. subse-
quent events have proved the faacy Of those calcu
lations II has spread all over our devoted city and
in its progress has taken from among us very many Of
our mos. useful ctzens In some cases entire fami-
lea Ia ve een carried o. and ~ heads Of families
ne naso 80 ~. au y "'s = 'a''>
This terrible epidemic has IN lis progress attack
cd almost every one that has been opposed ID i'll 90
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.hatsae number now liable % its assacK y exeeeo'he
a.. 1;r,r.;o,, u .,,h. ~ donbt ,y,e,Ier ~, can
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have healthier atmosphere without heavy irosso
perhaps rain. The deaths to-day are more than for
- 1900. 49,: 81. a., - g,..,.,.;r;,,s,
a,'O .ay9 Pss' S.''s J'sS's os ~ - - :.
physicians. Dusas' s|now very low and MAJ. sloa',
died this morning Our CITY peesentsA truly dismal
appearance Usually at this season OF the ysar y y
crowded with business men and s.rangers-
closed. and tte remaining onee'ghth only open ior
there wagon 10 be seen-a faw carrinres ID bring
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'lvhs ana vase y ths ny ne tew 49, s'ss
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COschesfer.-At the adjourned town meenng on
majority varying from IS to So The Locos assem-
hla go. ~, .,;;,,;,, ,.,, =, go. III .,,,.,.
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ed At the result. Il willie recoec,ed ,Iat Colches
=, !, an. of ~. ,ov,s ,vhcl ~. Io.,, .,ysn.r.r,
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- Cosraat
ditto, ditto. III s4
Public Reorganization. There was very large Wing
az which we are informed no, less than 1000 were
present The Hon. n. I. Iaimadge addressed ilie
multitude ~ about a. hour and hall: r. the concI:-
son q winch q Mr. PEABODY respectable mechanic
noagnMeepae' hose amd PUBLICLY Isnounced hls
NJ helieved h 70 he ,he mora, stv ~ AVER" NJ
when he was conyinced az error II. rennnrca n -
publicly 40 he had advocated i--ha, Ia had always
come salisfied that the ocirines Of tha fessnt al
minis,ration were wrong and II carried opt vn,d n,
10 the country and he therefore publicly renowned
his allegiance 10 Mr., Van Buren, and his Marty
-7 IA T. 8 Wudsoa Rem
y
Exsraet Of a letter dated. Montgomery. Alabama,
GENT pable negro slave rm his o,p,a earn;,cs nr
Chased In Freedom md went son,e Mr.
few days since. 10 returned, called upon his ssIner
.hss IL 8, 5000 NJ L..al ~, -, 49, 1919 -, "
him again His master has complied with bis request,
ana We ienow y peHecuy dehgnted. Ihis " nor
800. 800 s'rs'
Georgia. Tho returns III he election la,eiv held
for Governor Of the State Of Georgia esye noreason
e acaD. anaI mr. MGDdnaa ins canaidH.e % the
nal we learn that Ills result has BEEN bro,rt about
against known political majority in the State BY the
iaen',ncSnon q yuogs Dcwgrsyy with a
20 Legislature tna repeal 81
the license law" when II fact the Judge had no lot
Or part IN mar peuuons ne eectl0D therefore. al.