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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23

ANOTHER FIRE.-About two and a
half o'clock this morning, II lad sleeping
in the dry good store Of MessFs. Scott q
Allis. in Church street, discovered Gre
in the store, and gave the alarm to the
watehmen. Before the engines could
get stream Of water upon tie flames.
they spread through the roof of the rear
part of the store Tan addition,l and into
the adjoining store of Mr.. p A. BueI,
tailor, in the same building. the goo Is in
which,. together with. most OF those be-
longing to Scott & Allis, were destroyed
By fire and water. .....s
The Fire also communicated to the
rooms in the second story occupied by
Mr.. Gilbert Camp and others as we'll as
to the public Hall in the third story, ali
Of which were more or less damaged.
The premises nre owned BY Hon. W.
w. Boardman. and we believe were fully
insured.
The building is entirely destroyed
nothing standing but the outside walls.
Ne'o Haven Journal Dec. Is.
The Palladium says that Messrs. Scott
& Allis lost the greater part Of their
stock Of dry goods valued at $4,000
insured For $4,000. P. A. Buel lost
his entire stock valued at about $4,000
not even his books were saved :. insu.
red for $4,000, Gr. Camps loss is
about $4OO-no insurance. The build.
ing was insured for $4,000.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23
A Prize Fight L

| A Salisbury correspondent sends us the
particulars Of @ prize fight which came off
in that town last week (ths t5th,l between
Abel ThorT and MIR. West. The latter
was knocked down and badly beaten, but
his second claimed for him the prize on
the ground Of unfair play on the part of
'FhoVp, which claim was allowed by the
judges. Alas, for Salisbury where were
the poliees
DIR. COWDRY.-Dr. Jonathan Cow.
dry, senior Surgeon in the U. 8. Navy, is
dead. He was native of Massachusetts,,
bat was for several years n practicing
Physician 10 Salisbury, in this county. IN
the early part of the present century,
Df.C. was prisoner at Tripoli. with sew.
eFab other Americana, among whom was
william Ray, the poet, who was also q
Salisbury niln. The Detroit Journal says
I-ADr. Cowdry was the father If Mr..
Franklin COwdry, printer, Who, sixteen
years agD, was editor and publisher Of the
Constantine Republican of this State. ia
partnership with his brother in law, Col
Daniel Munger, of this city," Ilo was
IS years old, aud had held his commission
50 years.
/! Brigadier General GEER has appointed
James B. Powell, ESQ. Of Hartford, Brigade
Inspector Of the Lei. Brigade. with. the rank
and title Of Major; Henry Phelps. Esq. Of
Norwich Is appointed aid-de.camp. and
George Clinton Williams Of Woodstock
Brigade Quarter Master. both the rank Of
Captain. ~ "h vs.
% C. o. BELDEN Esq has been appoint
ted by Gov. FARwsLL, Commissioner o
Deeds for the State Of Wisconsin,. 10 gesidl
10 Litchfela County. IN,
- The County Court for this Couaty
commenced its session ia this village o.
tuesday, Judge Charles B, Phelps pre-
siding. ~. -, .ft.s..... d,
| g 90 The health RI Ne. King. Vice Preside nj
elsct. il very fesble-so much 90 that he is
hardly expected to ,ecoYes He has . puimo'
nary complaint. In esse II his deaf b.. the
President Of the Senate, pro tenn, will became
Vice President.
~ Tha late Professor John p. Nor,
| ton bequeathed to Yale College, his val
uabls apparatus. laboratory and librarys
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23

Having seen considerable portion of the
manuscript prepared by w. Cothren ESQ.,.
for his history of "Ancient Woodbury.,
we fully concur in the foregoing opinion Of
Judge Phelps. and believe that the work
will be found very useful a. book re.
ference. Signed by the
Hon. THOMAS BULL.
NATHANIEL B. SMITH,
DANIEL CUR rISS. ESQ.
G. H. HOLSTER. Esq
[Litch6eld
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23

u It is announced in the Dublin Ia.
blet Of the 2esh Of Nov, that the Right
Rev. Levi s. Ives, D. D.. Bishop oil
North, Carolina. now in Europe. has be-
come convert to Romanism. Bishop
Ives was suspected. some years ago. Of
tendencies toward the Roman Catholic
Chnrch. and this subject at enc time en-
gagged, the attention of the Convention
of his diocese. a le Gs Eco s.&sss so
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23

AMERICAN GENIUs.--Harrison Winans
left Baltimore few years ago. poor
boy. but with an improved mind, acqui-
red at country school, with genius. am.
bition and enterprise. He worked in
Europe TO the bead Of the maehin,sts
and engineers. and became leading
contractor on the great railroad between
Moscow and St. Petersburg. 900 miles
long. He made over S.. 10000 On
bic return to Paris. he married talented,
amiable and beautiful lady. and will
soon build a, cage for her, in the shape
of villa and park of three acres,
beautifully ornamented, where rich and
poor may feast their eyes on indigenous
plants and rare exotics. He goes again
TO Russia TO gil a contract with the Em>
peror on public works, BY which he W i'll
bring 100000 in gold for his mental
')abors.-- Washington Telegraph.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23
Donation Visit.

THE friends or the Rev. c. N. Lewis
- propose giving him donation visit on
Thursday, December 3Oth. 10 the afternoon
and evening. at his residence in South
street. Ali friends are respectfully invited
to attend. Per order Con,nAitfaa
Lilchfield, Dec. 22d. 1859. ow
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23
LitchnAld County.

The next meeting of the Iitchfel1
County Temperance Society will be hol>
den At Torringford, on Tuesday, Dec. 18th.
WILLIAM H. MOORE. Secretary.
TorrMgE,rd, Dec. p 1852,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23

~ Uncle Tons Cabin has Of course
bsen drsmatized. and of course d hay-
ing grea. run. The reverend father Of
the author says that the Lord moved her
to write the boOls but the devil took IL
up and put il on the stage.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23

" The New London Chronicle an.
ncunoes the return home from his Aus.
TRAN Mission, Of che Hen. G. J. McCur-
dy 70 his residence 10. this State. and :ru.
y says that his country has good reason
10 be proud eg saeA . representative.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23

~ Fanny Wright DarusmOnt Ned q
her residences in Cinclunati on the 18Th
inst. She was born at Dundee, 10 Scot.
land, on the 9Th Sep,ember 1895.
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NOTICE,

rs HEREBY given that the Assessors
i and Board Of Relief of the town OF
LifclfeId, will meet at she Unieed States
Hotel, in said town. on Monday, the 3rd
day If January 1858. at 9 O'Clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose Of making abate.
ments Of Polfs--tlte CORRECTION and regula
ton Of the Li~ts OF the Town, and to do
any other business the law requires.
ToML1NsoN WELLS
TRED;K SMEDLEY
ANs0N G SMITH Assessors.
EBEN Hull
ASAHEL FRENCH
EDWARD PIERRoN7
ALANsoN HALL
WIN BIssELL Board Of Relief
PUTNAM KILBnURN .a.
LINUS Moss
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23

u William A. Bradley, Postmaster,
Washington, has been confined severnl days
BY serious injuries from fall in landing
from a steamboat at Acquia Greek.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23
.FlELDENQUIRFR
uTCIIFTRID Dec. @ 1852.
NOTTgE.

THE BO.rd Of Relief for the town Of
L;,ch6eId. will meet at the United States
Hotel in said town. on Monday, the Srd
dav Of January 1853, at Q o'clock. IN
the forenoon. IOr the purpose Of hearing
all appeals from the dOings Ct the AS
SCISSORS Of said town on the List Of 1902.
and Of adjusting and equalizing SAID
Lat.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23

The following quiet trick is exposed
in Ssn Francisco paper: -
"One Of the shrewdest manaeuvres
we have noticed for some time. was carr
ried successfully through at the late
election. It seems that according to the
charter the Office of CLERK Of the
Superior Court is elective. The Wing
and Democratic Conventions. over
looking this fact, made no nenn,na-
lions to supply the plsce- Of the pre-
sent Clerk. Mr.. Algernon Sydney
Smith quietly noticing this, had few
tickets printed with bis name on thom
for the neglected Office, and slyly 80 Of
them were voted. There was but one
vote cast against him, and the conse-
quence is he is elected by 20 majority
precisely. Should the Supreme Court
decide in his favor he steps into about
$4,000. a year. Very good for Mr..
Smith.
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD VEroED.-
Mayor Kingsland last night vetoed the
Broadway Railroad bill Hartford
CoWrant Dec. 10.
MASSACHUSETTS ELEcTroN.-The del>
egates from Massachusetts in the next
Congress will stand. nine Wings, one
Free Soil, one Cos lition Democrat For
the three vacancies in the present Con-
gress. two Wings and one Democrat are
elected-Little having succeeded in the
old ninth over Loud, whig. Among the
defeated Free Soil candidates are Gen.
eral Wilson and Charles F: Adams.
p The official vote of Wisconsin is.
Pierce $4,000; Scott, 22.6S0; Hale,
s.e44. Pierce's plurality. 1000
Gain Of the whole vote since lS46. 25,-
1888; Of which The Democrats have gain.
ed 1889; the Wings. S,43s, while
the Free Soile,s have lost l,744.
u The official vote Of Elinois is,
Pierce. so.577; Scott. 64.747 Hale,
s.7si. Pierce's plurality 1880. In
crease OF the aggregate vo:e over that Of
1898, 29eOT.
| EI James Walker, D. ID. Professor
OF Moral Philosophy in Harvard Univer~
sity has been elected President Of the
Institution TO gill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of President Sparks.
| The CANAL EXTENSION. Spring.
field Republican of Monday says the
building Of the Canal Road from West
field to The Connecticut State line. has
been let 10 Caleb Alden and Others. at a
price below the estimate Of the Enei>
neer. The balance Of the line, from
West6eld to Northampton. will probably
be ready to let within Q fortnight. lhs
Engineers are pushing the final location
as rapidly ~ possi6le.-Nsw Haven
Journal. & rs SIS 3 feeN 9@
| ORDlrAr1oN.-The Rt. Rev. Bishop
Brownell held The Advent Ordination 10
St. Johns Church, in this city. yes
to-day. morning. when the hev. Samuel
Benedict Of West Hartford. Deacon, was
admitted to the Priesthood. and Mr..
Francis HI. Bushnell, graduate Of Trim
| ity College and the Theological Semina-
~ connected with that institution, was
ordained Deacon. Morning Prayer was
was read By the Rev. DR.. CLARK. the Ser
mon was BY lbe Assistant Bishop, and
the candidate for Priests Orders was
presented by the Raw. Mr.. Rankine and
for Deacons Orders by Rev. DR.. CLARK.
| HartfOrI CCwrant. Dee. 90.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23

LAND DisTEIBUrIoN, IN CANADA Cans
ad@ haa subscribed 10 the doctrine of Free
Lands 70 actual settlers--the Executive
Government having dccFeed that a tract Of
twepty-fonr DilliOns Of acres, lying mainly
notheast OF Lake Hnron--in The latitude
Of the AmsFiean mining dislricis Of Lake
superior. win. as coon. as, surveyed. be
snrowa opeD to the lendlees II. gratuisous
sraesA q one hundred and sixiy acres. AL
ss.1ase sssiloas will thns Be eiven away
M..noat pIless il'ose lying between them
sslng EssssFsa for sale % cover ,he 81.
p Z. q surveying and opening she county
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NEw Yonr n.

Tbe gfeamship United Siates. I fr~, - !: i.
pinwRlL sFvived % an early ran, ~.
neovning. She brings 200 PASSENGER Sn@
9S3k, 600 - eold dust
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CAMILLE URSO-GRAND FAREWELL
" CONCERT-Mlle. CAMILLE URSO, grateful for
the very klud pton che with ths CITY, bezs
leave 10 announce that her FAREWELL CONCERT, pre-
yous 20 her departure FOX the South will take oil .cs on
THURSDAY EVENING next, Nov. x, at NIBLOS SA-
LOON, on which occasion fhe viii be existed BIZ Mira
GEOBOlANA STUART, Mr. ROBERT HELLER sJlo
Psust asOcate of the Royal Academy Of Masic London
and MeffTs g. +. BrstOw, j. A. Kyle. v. C. Hill Herr
No G. Plzzaa, l.. Reyre A. Boucher, l.. Echon aud {.
Prousset. Nj. Bns.ow, Conductor
PROGRAMME.
FART FIRST
l. Orchesra
Cavttlna-" Aes those chimes sweely
stealing from the Opera Of Marian. Wallace
Sung by Mrs Georgiana Stuart.
g. Sixth Ar Esriee, de Beriot, performed on the
yioin By Nile. URso.
l. CGvstiua-"S So imagine .MercGlahte
s. fantse de Piano on AIRS from Wdlsce's
Cpogs Of MsTtana, composed sndexecuted by
NJ. hobert Keller This hrst appearance)
FART SECOND.
g. SeTtuTO BertlDi.. 1csrra
7. Cayatina-" 10 pamai fin d. quell ora from
Sung by Mrs. Oeorglana ~ uart
the opera Of DOuizefti
Q. FGntasle sur La .Arto
Performed by Nile. CAMILLE URso.
8. Fayorte English Ballad, sung by hm Geor-
giana Stuart
10. Cgprlccl0GO, in Z minor Nendesohn
Performed by NJ Robert Keller
II. Carnival de Venise, by Nile. CAMILLE Uaso.
Doors open g. Concert commence at o'clock Tick
cts 50 10 be obtained al the PRINCIPAL Muse stores
hotels at the door on the evening" and OF MI Farags
No 5S2 Broadway.
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Y OsT or STOLEN. on the night of Election,
Chances for Business fflen.

FOUNDRY for SALE.-For Sale, an Iron
Il Foundry end Machine Shop, with Stove and rsshop
attached located at Addetown, Orange Oouaty n T., %
miles from this city, the New FORK and Ens hAiroad
TIE buildings OF brick and nearly The concern
always has done and doing business larger
present than betore The estsbl shmenE viii be
cold low, with the goodwill of the prcpnetors II sold
with the stock possession viii Be gwen lst OF Jsnu.ry
next il without the stock, the LEI Of March For ia-
Middlstowu, Orange Co.. " Y. Refer t. Phelps Dodge
Co. Now York.
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Amusemenfs.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
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Religions Notires.


to thanks Givinl.--Dr. ". NJ. VIII preach sermon
TO-DAY, 18th INST, ~ ~ O'Clock, All at No. Al
7hav text Cen 81 70, 80 l. Devotional reeiing, Psalms
CIV ey., cyi., cx., cxii. cxiu.
~ THANKSGIVING Day.-WOOSrER-Sr. SYM
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Seyice az NJ winch occasion discourse VIII be de-
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GIVING MORNING, 1t the Church Of the Divine Unity
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