Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

TDST OFFICES AND EOST ROUTESs -OH the 4tll of March, 1887, ihe first Congress eaiabiished 75 post ,'liIces,, win a loIaI ex- 4entfaf na il faufeiof a,S75 miles, at a cost Iar maii .iranspOFsaiid oif a22 0Sl. inthc aen nyears mme1,alely preceding ihe hegn> ming of the present. ceninrv, . little. over ihe period im which the postal system had
 existed under. ibe .cOulrsera iiOp, inc, nprl- Aer e1 post offices in,ile Union rnse i0 903 wita an exten: ai pi,s, route 0f g0,Sl7 miles al cost of mail transportation of s 2S 6l4. Tne succeed ng Ten years II hiefeased 10 2.S0) pasi offices, with SC ACC miles at pnst route, al a costiaf n,sil serviccs0f @S27.- 966y Frula hlat peri,a ii has been tsieadi> ly advancing, .iistil in l85p, stlere were 20.90i post offices, 2l4. .2SI, miles of pos, ronie, al a cost of mail transit of F$4, 225,- Si1. For the ,pasi ycaf (fS53) we have 2!,7SS post offices, 0tS, 7d3 mdes oi pos, roate, and &40S9, ,75S paid by tte' people tor organ,zing, aenlargMpH., ssIA pefiecii,g ibls iD;ghiy systeU, which, h,l liike lhenerves of, the hnnan bpdysis deslgncdsio he tx iendednysFe every par,fel. qnr, ,ceunlrY, car ry;ng intelligence from tue centre to ihe ex,rsm|tiss ot tie Republic. ,.'t, .s
 Mr; Paul GuigeFr, ta. wyis,lly citjzenr of Vefiinn, N. NJ. while On his way from Syracsise .lo Manlins, last week, observed man canning Out 0i' the wcudsswIiich skifta ed the ,f6ady afdliltie sdisiaace beisind him, 6wiagihg csrdlessly a ,pocken lundter. cbiel, lyhIch seemed iss sc.snfain ;ss,me weight at fbesepd. AssMr G. had some money with hisn. heYing reCeiyed ab0ni @4O0 iron the BaUk ar Vernpn a day or tWu before, he waa suspici0ns of the ieI- lows ni0venielits,s and Ne ttsereinfe lt,yl his knife out dE Ais pocket, and ikep, It tt his hand. SThe iellpw walked qaliie fas, still swinging bic haDdkeEchiri and as hs GainfdupDn him,u M l. e. stepped sasale end let him pass. Immediuiely, afies. ti,. She Gel0w slackened his pace sa much thai
 with very sl0w walkiAg, Mr. G inmnd aAa
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 sRaR Rjnalhe. act oe psssing him 9ain, whci ilseleilOw, with sudden jerk nG the hand kesclieE; struck al Mr. c. hitting him mo sl,e backside of ahe necha evidently ainlin
 at his, head. q ldr. aG., immediately np0 feeling tie blaw,, fetched his hand consain iiSgsIbe knilesaround suddenly, and sir,c
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