Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

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 There was alarge meeting held in New
 York as Metropolitan Hall Friday eve ling. to uhileain | testimony to Capt. InS graham for his action in the affair oi Kastta. IEis said stllat someafss thous sand &oss present. and the galleries were rrpmded7Mish Indies. Very many for eigners were present and among tue of ficers Of tlie mee.iag. Speeches were madssbg lhe President. e. c. Burr, John RsIIAas, Michal Boheny , ohn Cochran, &c. The speakers epdsayored .oacon, heet. tie annexation of Cuba with the affair. A committee was appointed to pseeare gold medal to bs presented i9 Capt. Tngraham. ,ss 1! .sA ~
 SIlsER AT LAKE SupEs1oR. Hon. TFUmah Smish, announces s,he discovery ss sof silver in an unusually large proportion among the ores of the Lake Superior re> gion. MT, Smith has spent most ofs the .sltnmer on the Lake. and has brought with him to New York. specimens of ,ihe ore and of the silver cxacted. The ores ifoNnsl at different mines yield as follows
 From the Northwest mine. 56 ounces to the 100 pounds from the Isle Royal snine, 20 ounces and from Cleff mine, d2 onnces-.a a yield of fo,,i to six ounces bding considered as paying all expenses
 working, Mr, Smith. is confident that the quantity of. this valuable ore is lssge but he cautions people against wild speeplations. based on what he states. Stock jobbing lie says, has been the grealest curse Of Lake Superior.
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 s.NEwsPApEn TRADE, = W1at are sse vopsiNg to The enormous expense of living fai.ly threatens us with starvation uf SankI1ptcys While every kind of bnsihess is prosPering beyond precedent, and prices have advanced, our own trade IS an exception. The tendency of prin> tct's prices is always downward. Now tbat everything else is SO high. We are beginning to Feel tle effects of it sadly, Nobody wilI pay any more for a news paper. because we.haye to pay from . g,inepcnce. to twenty cents a pound. for every u1outhfll of meat we eat; and oih- etthihgs in proportion: ....s
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 seaUnller itc very appropriate ,head as s.sESeuc violence, fIAe Vermont Flre .Press accaras the achievements {,I a turkey cock bxlanRingslA. Ats. 0atfIs,f 0,lelIioW6, which cal upan twelve hei's. eggs, aud barllesl se$en Ei,ickeiis. He continues i1.. take claSge.ff iis voting br,iud, covering iiiea, at tspight under lis wings, tie mother iiI .she meanwhile being in attendance al n hen convention. r
 Com IN MAINE,-A Friend, says ,he B0siO0 Traveller. las acknowledgements of veTiiabIe gold dIss, taken ny himself frpmi ibt new wly discovered mine upeu llIr SoEdy River, ,in Maine He does ns,i ,lpw- evtf, speak very enc0nragrinaly oI ,ahe ex- 2 seiSs 9andsrchness Of the dixgings. The lncal,iy, .wt,icn is snn,e twenty miles from Earuilhginn, brafs sirunY resemblances i,l gold regions iS C Calnorilis, and Il was ifrd' these sesensilances iliai returned mHer from Caiii;,rnia made the discovery. The discaveref Is ma king prrangemenis 10 pros, ecWte the aiggiag with imprOved meats, ,allil aiyepdy i.alf sdEzen smiaefs gre esnllnyesl isa wsshing out Ihs precious drptssi,ss asi,sDl' q ssEls1na up,,H fife hsfsks apd in the bed ol ths EiNrE aFFnsn 60 70 75 cenisss day is aNahat any kiner has thus lar realised. R.&Esal salArnstn. lssq, sisish6riB9 sealons. ly in the Stale Of Mmconsin, siD the cause 0l &EeWpGt1NGtSa atu 4Miasisuk gIatustuus miss;un. ANe elsstsse That he has ten [ D. pointmcnis finn iiie I4Ih st tU the 491 q Septembes. inelIsivr. sss
 Etlgesn ,fawcaiy Indians assembleda a' SyrScilse 0H iIIes IOlb inst, Itl heip settle 2 adsspuab islWsess ! coaple of naiivss df sIie 2 0nopdaka Aslinn. One 0l the Itrdians Y Il cllSTged Mlth sh0niina . cnw belhngjng ' another. They we're sil sober, and tile re' sults qf their c6nsullatin wss in impose ' finebi iiify; dOl.ars on the offender No nnt iutefIefeii ia 4Itc sleibcsai' i'n0s, anli hey s6ls sSatcd. well sAlisfed with ihe: dscis'Pa.a
 AFdliaS easese8 .hoaseof s'r Geo SNTrxha, If Acton, Mass, on Thursday q jasl week duriiig his absence, and askeg for sollIe iihg ln sAt. yt heiag past ii,s hreskiass hoor Mrs. ": placed some col