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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05

How IT WAS DoNE. When Col. Sey.
mour was elected Governor, we declared
that it was done by Free Soil votes, and
although it was denied in various quar-
tiers, yet we have it now in black and
white from their "organ" in this State,
the Hartford Republican wherein it is
! declared "the Free Sellers had the bals
sance Of power in Convention, and being
aware of this, the FIVE or six of them who
met and consulted together. resolved to
use that power.o The editor then goes
! on with considerable sang troid to give
the reasons which influenced these five
or six sons of wisdom who felt they held
the destinies of the State in their hands
to vote for Seymour for Governor, for
Kendrick for Lieut. Governor, and so
through the list. 1t is alleged that Mr..
Foster owes his defeat principally to
the Bridgeport Union Safety Committee,
wherein he gave full endorsement of
the Fugitive Slave Law, and only wished
it. had been a little more " effective"
Col. Seymour stood incog. on the sub
ject, and of course he was the candidate
for these six wise men. They killed Mr..
Pond because he did not toe the mark
last year, and play into their hands as
was expected Mr.. Clark was a regular
going temperance man, so they put him
in. Mr. Mills came pretty near being
elected Secretary on the ground that he
"kept dark" on the Compromise mea>
sures, but as it was claimed that Mr..
Mather had done something for the sup
port Of Mr.. Cleveland, he was put in.
AS to the candidates for Cont oller, the
editor of the Republican seems to be con-
sidcrably mystifed, and unable to urge
reason why one was elected rather than
the other. So much for the reasons
which determined this remarkable dou>
bic trio in electing our present State of
fcers. We see here illustrated on what
little hinges great events do turn, and
what vast things little men may some
times do. They probably acted on the
precedent Of the prince Of Persia. who
said that he should be king whose nag
should first give neigh only they i'm.
proved on the precedent by reserving the
neigh to themselves.
Middletown Constitution.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05

At a Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth,
withih and for the District nf Plymouth.
on the 2lst day Of May, A. d., 1851.
Present, ELISHA JoHSsoN, Esq Judge.
an motion of Seth Thomas, Jr.. Exec,.
~ tor on the Estate of JAMES LYNCH.
late of Plymouth. within said District, : :.
ceased, this Court doth appoint the 2s,.
day of June nex', at 8 o'clock. A. H.. &c
the Probate Office in SAID District, far I =
hearing, allowance and settlement of in'
Administration account on said Estates. |
doth direct said Executor to give public h
lice to all persons interested in said Estii..,
to appear (if they see caase) before Sail
Court, at said time ami place. 10 he hen \
therein, by posting said order Of notice ~
public sign pos; in said town Of PlymCu !,
nearest the place where tho deceased !.
dwell, and by advertising the same in =
newspaper printed in Litchfeld. in i'c
county of Lilchfeld. Certified from rc-
cord.
*3 ELISHA JOHNSO Y, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
WATCHES.
NWELRY. SLL YER WARE, dc.
BLACKAIAN & SANFORD.


No. 2 Exchange Place, Main ST., Bridgeport.
INVITE attention 10 their extensive as
Il sortment of superior
GOLD WATCHES,
among which, are some of the finest ever
brought to this country, cased in the richest
styles for both Ladies and Gen,lemens wear:
also, the more common kind of Gold Lever
ana LePine Watches. which are sold very
cheap some as low as $25. and warranted.
Our hne watches are manufactured express
y t"r US, by the most celebrated makers in
EUROPE, and as we import them ourselves we
are enabled 10 sell al much less prices than
they could otherwise be afforded. Our as
Sortment OF Silver Lever, Lepine and 9TH
er watches is always very large, and we
are selling at retail every style of good
Watches as low as they can be purchased
at wholesale in New York.
RICH JEWELRY,
We arc manufacturing ourselves and re-
celvlng almost every day from New York
and other places: all the new styles of Eng
lish, French and American Jeweiry, embra
cling every article worn either for use or or
nament.
Gold Chains for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Gold Keys, Seals, Slides, Charms, Lock
cts, Pencils.
Gold Breast Pins. Earrings, Bracelets,
Finger-rings, Thimbles, DIAMOND Rings,
and Pins, Jewelry in sets, Comedian Rings
and Charms. Wedding Rings, sc &c.
Jewelry Of all descriptions made to order,
SILVER WARE.
Purchasers Of this article will always find
a much larger assortment at our establish
ment than at any other place in the State.
We are constantly manufacturing, ard war
rant every article sold by US to be as pure as
coin.
Butter Knives, Fruit Knives and Fish
Knives. Ladies, Cups, Beef Tongs. Sugar
longs, Sugar Sifters aud Spoons. Tea
Strainers, Napkin Rings, Table, Tea, Des>
seri, Cream, Mustard and Salt Spoons.
Table, Tea. Dessert, Beef and Pickle
Forks of every variety Of pattern in fashion
sPECTACLES.
God, Silver and Steel Spectacles, Eve
Glasses, &c. Particular attention paid 10
selecting and adjusting Glasses TO the sight.
ON the most approved scientific principle.
FANCY GOODS.
Our assortment is too large 10 attempt
description, consisting of almost everything
rich and desirable; Silver, Pearl, Shell and
Ena neled Card Cases. Po:tmonnaieS, Ci>
gar Gases, Fine Wallets. Knives, Razors,
Scissors, Brushes, Spy Glasses, Thermome-
tiers, &c &c.
Rich Plated Cake Baskets, Mantle Clocks,
&C., &C.
Fine Watches repaired in the most per-
feet manner. Seals. Visiting Cards, Trunk
and Coffin Plates engraved in the best style.
Jewelry. Spectacle and Music Boxes, &C.,
repaired. J. c. BLACKMAN,
G. S. SANFORD.
may 81, 1851. 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
A Farm For Sale.

IL THE Farm formerly owned
NMs by Henry Skiton, situated in
ns Bethlem, one aud a half miles
south of South Farms Meeting
House, on the road to Bethlem, contain
ing about 154 acres of choice land. suitably
divided into moving, pasture, blowing and
wood lands; also, an orchard of grated
fruit, comfortable dwelling house, new
barn with basement stables; also, wagon
and hog house-well adapted for dairy
farm. A reasonable amountof the purchase
money can remain on mortgage 'fdesirable.
For further particulars inquire CT
7. J. g. r. M. SKII.TON,
Litchfeld, South Farms. Conn.
iune Q 1871
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE
VOLcOTTVLLE HaRD- WARE

WOLCOTTVILLE HARD WIRE
.M4.vUF.aCTURLN'G COMPANY"
d E it known, that we the subscribers, have
ID associated. and do hereby associate our.
selves as body polite and corporate, pursuan.
to the Statute Of the State Of Connecticut. rel
alive to Joint Stock Corporations and the
following are our Articles of Association.
Art. |. The name of said Corporation shall
be, The Woicot:oiiie Hard,oare .Manufaetur.
.ng Company.
Article 2, The capital stock Of said Corr
poratiuh SHALL be nine thousand dollars, and
shall bs divided into three hund ed and sixty
shares, Of twenty-five dollars each share.
Articles 3. The purposes for which said
Corporation is established, are the following.
to wit: To manufacture, sell and deal in any
and all kinds of wares, goods. and articles COM
posed of iron, steel, wood or brass-oF any ar
lcles of which iron, steel, wood or brass il
the priaclp pal or component part. To acquire
and hold all such lands, and any and all other
| kinds Of property necessary and convenient for
the prosecution of said business. And geners
ally to do all business connect.d with, or incl
dental 10 the purposes of this Association, as
above specified.
1 Article 4. The Statute aforesaid is hereby
referred to. and made part Of these Articles
and the Corporation hereby established and
organized, under and pursuant 10 said Statute >
shall have the powers, and proceed according
to the regulations described and specified;
thereins
Article S. Each subscriber to these Articles
agrees 10 take the number OF shares annexed
10 his name, in the capital stock Of said Cor
poratiOp, each share to be twenty. five dollars.
and to pay the same by instalmei,ts, as the Di-
rectnrs shall prescribe.
Article 6. The said Corporation is established
and located in the village Of Wolc0ttville, town
Of Torrington. and State Of Connecticut.
Dated at Torrinston, the 26,h day of April,
1851.
WoIcott Brass Company, forty shares
Norman Eddy, eighty
Gordon w Quinley, twenty
Elizur D Harrington, do. ....
| Nelson Alvord, twenty
George D Wadhams, twenty
Henry Hopkins, twenty
Charles G Pond. twenty
George w Pond, twenty
Virgil Goodwin. twenty
N b Laihrop, twenty
Darius Wilson, twenty
| Edwin w Mosely, twenty
| George Bisse!. twenty
Published by order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOHN aUN 3ERFORD, President.
GEOReE w. POM. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
Grand Entrance
OF THE AsIATlC CARAVAN,
MU SRUM 4 MEM AG ERIE,
OF
II. n Baruaunn.

H. n B1Fmumls IS
Being the largest exhibition in the world
and double the size of all the other travel,
ling menageries in the U. s. pnI together
A TEAM OF TEN ELEPHANTS.
will draw the GREAT CAR OF JUGeERNAuT.
A YOUNG CALF ELEPHANT
only six months old and 3 / 2 feet in
height will carry upon his back around the
interior ofthe colored pavilion the Liilipu-
tlan General TOM THUMB The mag
nihcent cortege comprises 40 HORSES
and W MEN! The pavilion of exhibition
will accommodate l5,0O0 spectators at once.
All the finest wild animals ever exhibited
| in this country are now attached TO this
exhibition being selected at immense cos,
| from the various minor establishments
North and South.
SIX BEAUTIFULLIO
| fresh from their nalivs forests.
A BURMESE BULL,
from the Island of Ceylon, worshirped there
by the pagan natives, and recently taken
from their idola,rous temple. The Grove
of elephants wis captured in the jungles OF
Central Ceylon, by Messrs STEBBINS.
JUNE and GEO. NUrTER, accompanied
by EGO natives, after pursuit OF three
weeks and four days in the jungles. They
were finally entrapped and secured ina
KRAUL, OR INDIAN TRAP,
of enormous dimensions and prodigous
strength where the elephants were subdued.
The Calf Elephant accompanies it's dam,
and was wcaned on its passage from India.
A NATIVE CEYLON CHIEF belonging
to the wandering tribe of Kaffirs. whose
ferocious habits are wildly described by
Eugene Sue in the Wandering Jew. &C.
companies the elephants.
A magnificent Brass Band will play dur
ing the exhibition, and accompany the
Triumphal Procession.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05

place but New York. ILaughter.l He
rose: Gentlemen" said he, al give
1ou the health Of Mr.. Webster, a menu
Der of the upper Senate of New York. "
Great outburst of laughter. Well, gen.
tlemen, it was a great honor to mem.
Der of any Sena'e of New York, but If
here was an upper Senate to be men,
Der Of, that would be great honor in
decd %
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
WEST CORNWALL.
NEW STORE.

WYE feel compelled by feeling Of inter-
W est for the community, (as well as
little for Ourselves) to invite the PEOPLE to
call and examine a general assortment Of
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES
of good quality, and at low prices, at the
Store Of
CALKINGS g. CUMMINGS,
Situated west of the Railroad. in the same
building Of Patterson g. Cones Tin Shop,
West CnrrrpaU
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05

THE enclosure Of the Subscriber On or
Il about the 10Th Of May. 1851 large
red two year old Steer. with white on the
belly. The owner Is requested to PROVE
property pay charges and take him away,
DAVID SMITH.
North6eld, jane 1851. s3w4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
A Most Magnificent Stock Of Boots

MVOS mag uAuCCAs CEVCA Va DVVtc
A ND SHOES may be found at MEAroY &
n TRowBaiDGE's, small part Of which
are the following:
Gents fine Calf French Boots, Shoes, Con-
gress Caters. Jersey Ties, Patient Slips. Plain
Slips, Brogans, SC. A full stock of every thing
nice and fashionable for the Ladies such as
Black. Blue, Ash and Morocco Caters. and
half Caters, Euskins Of all kinds.
A full supply Of Boys, Misses and Children's
Boots, Shoes and Caters and Slips, and now
we challenge comparison for quantity, qnali-
ty and prices Of any thing in Litchfield Co,
and most respectfully invite all to give us call
assuring them that they shall have their mo-
ney's worth in every article they buy.
Gents Dress Boots made to order from The
best Of French Calf and English Bend Lealh>
er.-Sole and Upper Leather, Morocco. Lii
nings, Bindings. Thread, Hammers, Pincers,
Sandsiones Rasps, Nails. &C., fot sale as usu-
al. Cash paid for Green Calf Skins.
MEAFOY s. TROWBRIDGE.
Rrick Store. west Of Court House.
Lisch6eld. April 23d. 1851. so
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
NJ. sWe9'I'iassGss
~ the Old Stnnd.

aA HAVING procured an assistant
&AEENE Matchmaker and JNweler. w'lI
continue 10 do any and al KINDS
oil watch repairing and watch jeweling that
may be intTusted 70 his caro- in the best man
nsr and on reasonable terms, no pains will be
spared to give satisfaction TO every customer
Thankful for past tavOrs he would solicit the
continuance of the public patronage. On hand
a choice assortment OF Watches JewelTy end
Silver Ware at low prices for Cash.
LitchfiOld. May tcs' 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
DRUGGETS.
PlyDe1. NgsagSmgs-

We would call attention 10 our numerous
STOCK OF Gilt, Satin and common Wall Papr
suitable for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms ard
Chambers. Grecian and Gothic styles ( !,
assortment of Fire Board Views, Oil Window
Shades and Embroidered Muslin for curtai,
Altot the above goods will be sold at small
advance from cost. The attention Of the pn, :.
chasing community is respectfully solicited,
Waterbury, May |, 1851. 6w52
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
PATENT MELODEONS.

"A. N } DAYTON:
INVITE the attention Of the musical pub.
Lie, to their new style of Melodeons paten>
ted by Carhart. Having every facility for
manufacturing to the best advantage, with ex.
perienced and skilful workmen in all branch-
es of the business, We can furnish Melodeons
from TO octaves with all the late improves
ments, and OF the best quality, at the lowest
prIc, possibla Orders are solicited with the
assurance of prompt attention.
Wocnttvlle. April lst 1851. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
NOTICE.
Tribune.

3TThe regular monthly meeting Of the Litch-
field County Temperance Society, was held at
Bethlem. on the Attn Tuesday Of May, and ad
iournedto meet at East Kent, on the 4th Tuesday
of June at 10 Of clock A. M.
T. L. HART, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
STRAYED

urvzwssusxS FROM the subscriber. FIVE
yearling HEIFERS. thin in
kEY flesh with no artificial marks,
&snAk. but of the following color; one
mostly white with red on its side; one red
with brockle face; one red with small
stripe in the face and on the back; one pale
red one brown with white on the belly.
Any person who will return these ami
mails and notify the subscriber, shall be du-
ly rewarded. ALBERT WADHAMS.
Goshen, May 9th, 1851. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
Wanted.

Immediately two or three JOurueyman
- Shoemakers. thata steady and faithful
to such good wages and constant employ
ment win be given.
MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
Litch6sld, May % 1851. 3w4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05

PIT. Barr unl. Proprietor oil the New York
and Philadelphia Museums, has the homer to
announce that encouraged by the brilliant sue
cess which has attended his enterprise in
bringing JENNY LIND before the American.
People, he has been lie I to form the pioJectof
organizing vast travelling
MUSEUM OF WONDERS +!
Which comprises greater variety of atrac-
tons, and more extraordinary novelties. than
snj travelling exhibition in the world. Eve~
nv feature OF this mamoih establishment is If
a peculiar and interesting nature, and the
whole is produced upon gigantic scale Of
ma. nitude. The travelling paraphernalla at
The Amer can Museum, as il enters each town
is preceded by the gorgeous aHl.
CAR OF JUGGERNAUT,
Drawn by len Elephants supclbly csparison-
ed, being an accurate model Of that terrible
engine Of idoatrous sacrifice, finished and dec
GRATED in all the extravsganee OF the Hindoo
style Following this monster vehicle. is a
long procession Of costly cages and carriages,
the whole forming spectacle Of more than
ORR entail splendor. The exhibition will take
place within magnificent VARIEGATED Pa.
WILTON, composed Of American Flags Of a
waterproof fabric. The real, genuine. orIgi-
nal
UG ~ ON1 ~ ~ AkO
Ia attached to this exhibition, and will appear
in all his performances az given before the
principal crowned heads OF Europe. including
Song, Dances, Grecian Statues and mis- admir-
ed presentations of Napcleon and frederick the
Great, The little General is nnetaen years
OF age, weighs only fifteen pounds. and il but
twenty eight inches high! Also engaged.
MR.. NELLIS,
The man without arms, who will executed
his extraordinary teals Of loading and firing a
pistol with his toes cutting rrofile likeness
es shooting at q mark with ew and arrow
| playing upon the Accodian and Violincelo
SC. &C. Mr. Nellis. in these performances,
exhibits wonderful example OF what indom-
liable energy and industry can accomplish,
even when laboring under disadvantages ap'
! parently the most insuImoun' able.
A complete Menagere OF Living Animals
il also included in The American Museum, and
at convenient period during the exhibition,
MR.. PIERCE
will enter the Dens of the Wild Beasts, and
give his classical illusii atoms of Hercules
struggling with the Numidian Lion, Daniel
in the Lions Den, Samson destroying the
Lion sc.
One OF the most interesting portions Of the
exhibition is formed by the display Of great
collection Of .
WAX srATUARY,
Including figures of the size OF Life, of all the
Presidents of the United States. and also oil
great number of noted ciai &C ters, Americ an
and Foreign, all Of which are accurate ike
nessGs, and appropriately cosiumed. IE fact
the whole establishment is vast repository
of
Iuwy 40 - AG.A
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
Flour at New York Prices.

TIME subscriber is Agent for the sale Of the
/ following Brands Of FLOUR, which he
will sell al the same price as they are sold in
the city oi New York
H Beach, Geo. II Ely.
Elk Beach, John Graves,
E S Beach, George Cecil,
ESB& Co. L Chaplin.
w Beach, C Fisher.
All of the above Brands are Extras and oil
choicequalities. 5A4
Alss, constantly on hand variety of cons
mon Brands at the lowest prices.
DANIEL H, STERLING.
3ridL epOrt, May 81, 1851. At"
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
AGENTS WANTEn.

AGENTS WANTED.
@ EyERAL young men will find employment
Oas travelling agents for Life. Health and
Fire Insurance Companies by applying TO the
subscriber, address post paid.
A. d. WADHAMS.
Gen Insurance Agent for Conn. Mass. and
NJ J.
Canaan, Conn. June 6 1851. '4w4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05

THE subscriber offers for
!. 4 1aAfs re. sale his place in this vllage,
I MssTT5 81: 3 consisting ola dwelling house
barn, and about two acres OF
land. SAMUEL CHURCH.
Litch6eld, May l, 1851, 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
EStray or Stolen.

Estray or Stolen.
Amn FROM the subscribers, on the 9TH
EAof April last, bright bay MARE, 3
years Old, been partially broke and middling
size. Whoever will give information where
she may be found, shall be rewarded by no.
tifying either of the subscribers.
s0.. JAMES STUART,
JOHN L. STUART.
Kent, Ct, May 16, 1851. 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
CARPET GOODS
ANT"
PAPER HANGIIGS.

H4Otchk1sS& MeFPfamana Mfg 60.
CENTER SQUARE
WATERBURY, COMM.
ARE constantly receiving direct from The
Importers & Manufacturers, additions 10 their
extensive assortment Of Carpeiings. Com
sisting Of W
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, ENGLISH
BRUSSELS,
Imperial, Snpetfine and Common Three Ply.
Double Super and Superine Ingram. Extra
Fine and Fine Tapestry and Venetian Stair
CarPetings, &C.
Carpets from Auction.
il. & M. have just received large lot Of
'ow priced carpets from Auction.
Heavy all wool Ingram Carpets at As and
~ Gus Cotton Ingram, at 90.
Oil Cloths. at as and so the square yard.
2ooo yards we'll seasoned Oil Cloths from
5io Is Ieet wide which are cut to ft halls 0.
looms of any size.
DRUGGETS.
From sd In l2.4 wide, some from Auction
very cheap. ALSO Carpets expressly &
chambers in small figures. Tuifed Rugs
stair Rods, Bindings and every description Vt
Carpet Goods.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
Boots. Shoes, and Caters {!

BOOTS, ShOeSs ana &a1C0TS
The largest and best Assortment in the
County, and the cheapest in the State!
CALL AND SEE!
GENTS. French Calf BOOTS-Ladies'
~ Cater Boots, all colors-Common
Calf and Kip do. great variety-Jen
Lind Boots and Slippers-Congress Caters
and Gents Jenny Lind Caters Jenny
Lind Excelsiors, Resets, sc. Gents Ope>
ra Caters (cure corns,) enameled leather /:
Gents calf shoes patent Monterey Boots |:
the fines, Ladies leather Boots, Shoes, &c.
in the country, worth 81 90. Children's
gold, silver. aud salmon Gaiters-Dancins
Caters. some low priced Fillmore Ties,
all colors Boys calf and kip Boots: Miss
es' cloth tipi.t Caters. all colors; Boys
enameled calf and kip Brogans: Gems
patent leather ard enameled Slippers com
mon SLIPPERS cali, kip and goat Brogans-
&c. &C.
II E.G TINE
French, Lemoine and English Tan calf
skins-common do - oak, hemlock aht
English Tan sole leather-linings. bind.
inss. wax, thread, pegs, brislles &c. &C
Some of the above are the very finest anc
best manufactured in the country, and art
for sale cheap for cash. ..4s,... ..e
SAMUEL CLOCK.
LitehfsId, Hay 9, 1851,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
FLOUR

NF superior quality, warranted 10 be frcsh
~ ground and from pure Genesee Whe+',
constantly on hand and for sale by
WARREN CONE.
Norfolk, May 81, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
WOnderful Obleets Of Nature and Art.
Cotton Matrasgeg.

Cotton Mattresses.
A VERY desirable article. and highly rec
commended by physicians as conducive TO
IN, health A full assortment 81 different
sizes ana qualities, constantly oh hand, man
ufaciured and sold by *
HOTCHKlSS & MERkIM AN Mfg
Waterbury. May % 1851 5w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05

PIT. Barr um. Proprietor oil the New York
and Philadelphia Museums, has the homer to
announce that encouraged by the brilliant sue
cess which has attended his enterprise in
bringing JENNY LIND before the American.
People, he has been lie to form the pioJectof
organizing vast travelling
The New York herald., 1851-08-01
Grand Opening or the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad.

PITIsBrRG, July 81, 1851.
We have just arrived here from New Brighton, Pa =,
whittier large party proceeded yesterday to celebrate
the completion of the Ohio and Pennsy Railroad to
that point.
The cars left the depot here at twenty minutes past
ten clock, and arrived New Brighton halfpast
twelve They had to SLOW the storm of Sau day
had fllci the track In many places
The company numbered about five hundred invited
guests Governor Johnston not present, ex-
pected.
Our arrival celebrated at Brighton by the firing OF
cannon, and the cheers Of the assembled crowd. A
sumptuous dinner served up ut the Merrck House
and Sourbeck's Hotel
After the cloth was removed, John Irwin Esq.
called the chair number of resolutions passed
and tossts offered.
Speeches made by 7. J. Bingham Esq, DR.. f. D.
Hazzam, General Robinson S. W. Roberts ESD, and r..
Mcknight Esq
The Councils Of both cities present. Every per-
con delighted with the trip.
The road will begin double daily trips to Brighton Co
The section will be pushed rapidly to
completion. Tue day was pleasant, end no accident
happened to mar the occasion.