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The Opelousas courier., 1854-04-01

L'EcHArrER BELLE Mcrcrcdi dernicr
Mr.. Geo. r. King ex;jugc de la Cour Su,
preme, revenat de Washington dams un bug
gy attele de deux robustcs chcvaux, quand a
Pentree du village, Ia mutt tombante scs
chcyaux prirent lc mors aux dents, ct pas
serent ainsi ventre-a-tcrrc, a traycrs tout lc
village ct allerent s'arr6tcr contrc Ia barriere
dc Mr. W Mcginley, a lautrc extremite de
metre village, sans faire, heurcusement, de
NAL a pcrsonne. La voiture ainsi que les
harnais, ont sans doute etc endommages plus
ou moins
Ii est vraimcnt extraordinaire, miraculeux
meme que la voiture matt pas renvcrse vingt
fois dams cette course rapide ct penthouse.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-04-01

70 Tn fort coup dc vent, accompagne dc
pluic, de tonnerrc ct de grelc, passe lei hicr
8 ou heures du matin. Lorsquc la mutt
fitplace au jour, on Wit que dcs barrieres a.
vaient etc renvers6es ct des arbres deracines.
Nous ne commissions point encore d'autrcs
degats.
Au moment OH nous motions sous prcssc,
lie temps est au chaud ct menace toujours dc
Ia pluic.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-04-01
VENX'E PAR LIE SHERIFF.

Opelousas, 1cr Av1il 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
Auction,

EDY orderof the Court of Probate. for the Dis 11 trics of Corn Il, the personal property of J. c. Calhoun, an Assigning Debtor, will be sold at vendne, at the house of said Calhoun, in Corn wall, at II o'clock, on Monday the 18th oi Janu- ary, 1854. The following is list Of the Propersy ::
 96 pieces of white flannel, 3do saiinei,, D ece fulled cloth, wagons, ? harnesses, 2 saddles, l cutter,-whlte lead and oil, plaster, chairs, blow crow bar, hay and oats, 1-2 barrel lard oil, so. o,ber ertces I Also % ei ehoses n nssso p. ed by said Debtor, including the book debts due to him ]; the purchasersof of which. will be author ized to collect on their own account and risk, A short credit will be given.
 The wooden goods were manufactured by said Calhoun, are in perfect order, and will be sold in small quantities, for The accommodation of fami. lies G. P. TALMADGE, Assignee.
 The attention of the public is requested to the Real Estate of said Calhoun, consisting of Fac tory with the machinery and fxturea in connec. ton with valuable farm which will, by public sale be disposed of in the spring. Due notice oI which will at that time appear.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05


 ss'fhe French paper in New York, the xs Courier des Etafs Uais," dues nc, ap. pear lu be very lavuraby impressed w,Il' the laIe Message of President Pierce. The fiah,wing cnmmen,s are taken from that paper s.,.
 The ,orturous style twists itself nosI incxiricably in the very spois where we had right 0 expect the free aud frank expression of decided opinion.
 NIT. Pierce has peculiar way "e treat tug, CT io speak more justly, of twisting questions By this strange system, iae siind, lost i,l. ilie midst of the folds of an inexpIicahle p.iraseoogv, never succeeds in se,zing. with sc!earaess ure thought which oaghtSto lave guided .IIe penoi' the wri- ter. The gcnerakzt ttion of principles is pnsi. ed 50 far that l, ends by falling into an indeinable void. And this system is St, constantly employed, that we are tempted to see in. it the effec, off pre>determinaIion to avoid every positive declaration, every compromising expression, ina word every promise aud every engagement. The ex> perence of the last six monihs, however, indicates that we should rather see in this the effect or ihOroughly irresoIuie chars acier. and of timid policywhich takes the absence of expressed opinion for .nodera- ton of principles"
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

REvaLurroN IN FRANCE --lt is said thar ihe aCheren.s of lhe BOurbohs are making great efeTts-io pr,,duce a revolution in France for their restoration, and that, with singular inconsistency. the Republicans of that country will join taeu,, ,prefeTing the Bourbnn rule to lheir present despolisn,. Russia favors this movement, for the sake oi drawing of the attention of Louis Ma poleon tion tue affairs of ihe East. A, present, we $ cnud bcaer spare 2 better laan from the control of Francc, as ihe Nap,Ieen smuvemen, is decidedly adverse t0 tiHst oG,lhe C,,ssack. His time will come, bu; we prefer he should do something for l'emncracy in Austria, first.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

AN INCIDENT IF THE ERIE WAR.--The Cleveland Herald of Tuesday, has d mum Der ofincdcn's connected with ,he railroad war al Erie, among which is il,e folio wing:
 ssA passenger, Keniuckian, who was footing it around ll,e break discovered that by walking a timber al the broken bridge, he could nvods going through, a street. He commenced crossing. when a man who was watching at the other end, sang out, %YOu can't cross :tis timber !'' " "Whait ne !-I cant cross ?" said Ken. tuck. No. you can't cross" Quietly drawing revolver, the Kentuckian level cd it, shouting, !" Yon d--d sconndrel, leave, or l'il put bullet through yon !"- The "Erie giard' He.l like scared picb- ertl, and the Kentuckian walked the bridge al his leisure
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 OF THE Iaaua4A MGanzaCa aAazaa2.aa.


 ID E it known, that we, the subscribers, hereby ID associate ourselves as . body corporate pur- suant to the provisions of the fourteenth chapter necticut, entitled oi Joint Stock Corpora ons and subsequent acts, and those amendatory thereof, and the followingare our Articles of Association
 Article ]. The name of said Corpora.i ion shall be Jewett Manufacturing Company.
 Art Il. The capital stock of said Company shall be divided into eight hundred and fifty shares of twenty-five dollars each.
 Art. III. The said Corporation is established for the purpose of manufacturing and dealing in Iron, Brass, and other metal castings, and aleo any and all kinds of mallsable castings ard arii- cles composed mainly of malleable aud grey Iron, Wood, Brass, Steel and other metals, and also to ma nufncture and sell Mouse Traps, Bri- de Bits, and such articles as are generally known as hardware goods, and also to purchase, hold and sell real estate and other property, and such goods and effects as may be necessary and con venient 10 prosecute said business.
 Art. W. The Statute Law of the State of Con necticut entitled of Joint Stock Corporations, ane the several acts additional thereto and amenda tory thereof, are hereby particularly referred tc and made part of these articles, and the Corpora :ion hereby tahlished and engrossed nnder and | and proceed according to the regulations sub scribed and specified therein. Art. w. Each subscriber to these Articles agrees to take the number of shares annexed tO his or her name ofthe capital stock of said Com pany, each share to be twenty-five dollars as aforesa i'd, to be paid by insts ments as the Drec tors of said Corporation sha Il call in the same.
 Art. VI. The aforesaid Corporation is located and established in sharon, Litchfeld Co, State
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

ciscUI.Aa PmeEnMEs0s. the beiLisi Journal says ti,at iR . ponnn oT ille re> nohfcug River. . shyfl tl,slssice ahuee l'n,H' reei Ferry, 'vllrlc ihr river va'lriis ~ ll'e breadth of abmil . unile, a great roluiep1 nn was d. coverrd q lhr'wRleNsrvera' n.el, ,lS since, so tI,al sl'e sDrllce was 9npch de> iurhc', and si0nes aud cariI, sseplrd 70 he lhFgwM up from ilIr lIo'iom. Tsieilrlivilr ing still cnnIiN,irs at intervals, and cxpeF> lmen's slow ihai al least an acre 0t the river bed hms sunk lrnuI depth df seven loa drptlEOi fourteen iathonIs. A s,slI,hu> ric gas Ig emitted from the waseF during it's perM.lsadf cUHsil1riun. aud iI aiss said tlIai IWO distinct sh0ckS 'i an earthquake have occurred since the cainnlencenieilt Ol llie phenOmena, These disturbances are nn~ dMh'ctllt "f volcanic origin,, though ,ie phenomenon is very remarkable I1r thls re
 S"u' Ef'y.feg~ y .t .-..y.s c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
AN InpoRrAsr LAND oErlcn DECISION

We learD lhai parties who have saw mills in ile country east f ,ie Mississippi
 in Wisconsin, ceded by the. Menomonees
 which were erected there while in the DC, cuparcy oi lhe Indians. ny the cnnsent u Il,c War Department, HOW claim that they nnly have the right 10 cut aud work up timber on the public domain there. The Commissioner of the General Land Office is underslnoe! not only 10 have ignored this claim which is based on an alleged agree
 ment with the Meuon,oGces, but also to have ruled that under existing laws, any parties whatever, attempting ,ocut lnn,ber on pnhl'c lands without express authority from Cmgress, are liable to nrasccaiion by the Government. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05


 TnE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA cs. PRorEs, TAETIsM--A correspondent 0f the N. Y. Times, for tMO years resident in Eumpe, says :--" As soon as Russia has gained the power i seeksain I'urkey over tlIe Greek Churct. al alIose piissiona ries9will De sefv> eG as those of Scolland were, who were driven from aIie shore of the Black Sea about two years ago. They will have nc place in Iiurkey ar Greece. This has been Ihe grapsl business af Nicholas ioF some years. He has converted hundreds of thousands Of Latl,erans and others over whom Russia has stretched her GovernS nieni in late years. ai the point of the bay~ onei, driving such as he coull without res sIslance iniO his Greek Church, aud such as would not cnIfess, into his prison. The rapid increase oi the cvangeiica and Ame- rican view nf Christianity 'in inc Greek aud Armenian Churches in Turkey IS giving alarm to tllc, Aulocrat."
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

A NEw QuEsrmN. Judge Phelps, of Verm"nI, has gone forward and taken his sea, in the Senate, under the Governors appointment. contrary 10 lle usual GUS; tom. He claims IhaI ihat appointment reads an'il ilie action ol the Legisla.ure;" and as tie Legislature have neglected s'lo aci," he clain,s the seat. Our own opin- ion is. lha,. Judge Phelps is wrong, and that the uni:orm custom las been to vacale all seats filed bya .Goveraor's appoin,a,e nt al the oprning olthe session of the Legis- Ia.ure. lis 10 he hoped that ,lie question will now be set:led. = CourGnt. ses g
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

OURs Is CouaTaV Tr BE PanUD oF.- The gentleman Iaiely elected 0OveFnnr Oi Tennessee was leli on uFphah al two years of age, aud being fiiendless and 2ennicSs, was sent lo tie almSli0use, V here he re mained until he was eight years oh. A. thaI age he was apprenIiced i0 . tail.,r, where he served faithfully, and in tIie tine made his way, barefooIed io East I'ennes. see, where, by industry, economy and per> severance, he succeeded in businese, mar ried wife, who aided him in !.is studies 1; became popular speaker, . Legislator, Member Of Congress, and now GOvcrndr, furnishing 2 notable example of lhe truth of the cHuplel :--' HODsr aud slIanle from no condition risc.' sss,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

Tie N.Y.Herald in,imates that although Congress made nc appropriation for the payment Of lhe two thousand dollars add > lional salary, (hcsides ,he six thousand heretofore aIowed,) granted !asi session 10 each mcnber of inc Ca hinet, and although the Constitution of the United States de- clares thai no money shalI be drawn from the Treasury but ln consequence pf appro> priarions by law, &c., (sec. 9, art. yet ,he Secretary oi the, Treasury has paid ihe additional salaries ou. of fund applapr ia. ted for au0tileI obieci. sg s&.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

The expenditures oi ile Pnsl Office De
 oarlmeni (accordiny in tlie repnri nf lte Post Mss;er Generally during ,he fiscal year, were SS 9Si, ,75S, The gross rev.n- ue from all sources was $5 $40, ,724. Tie gross reveune ni the year ending June SOlh. 1858, falls short ot ll,e expenditures hy ,he sum of $a.042,0sl. A parI If Ihis difference is accounted for iRs slhe excessive charges "f railrnats far the transpnrtaiinns nf the mails. There have also been open cd many new and unprofiiable mall routes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

ssAa MoDEL SUBscRIBER.-The editor 0l the New Orleans Pieayune, speaking of Q "model subscr,ber' lo that paper, says "We have on our subscrpimn list tie name of one gentleman who has taken the Weekly Picsynne eve. since 1889, and has not once during that whole period, that we remember, loand fault with the appearance or contents of .he paper, or complained "l being irregnlarly served ny the mails. He paid iiie first years subscription in advance and has nof paid anything since"
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
TnE DaIEMn QIlaIElllEa
Tyfoef.ssssss .a s;S

M. kEEll i.tf '. ..,.f .rzn .s,.r1'
 Wt0Ctftg'OOf \, q 0 1lf . 1lte.;. k <EoNARD SCOTT C CO., New .Yu.k. L4 icnllinue % ttsp tllsh illp lvloWine liitsh t'a"enlenla.Nl4s 941 4lIe Tnr l,osbez Qpansrnzrflrs lcdnssIrliiysa. 1lEr EDTShUpe REsEw yWhlal ,;Ss s,'rs..lsr TuE KqkrH Barren REyiEw fFr6n Chrrrhy a.. THE WEsrNixIsrER REVIEW LlbefaI.l 2. D1AcKwooD's EDIxnUke MAaAzfxk tTofy ~
 The present. critical stare of Enrotsei. 1IIziish will render sltese pahealions unusually nI1rgrle lnE sprpg the year 1894, Ehey; will ecf nfy at .ieiiis. rude speenlMiuas. and nfihe fnlnpfs Rff she dai Juurna,, and the pondeTons tome of lIe
 ulnre historian. Written nltsr tli8 litina inl6fos nha aexeiitmento of the great pulitical eyenlsOfi Pfdcsis thai Teasrs SssssS ,ss swdS os E Io
 Fsaiy infeilIgihle and reliAhls history Of current events, ,and as such, in addition to their welli estubiShtd it'erafy, scientific, and ths8lsaiSala che9acter.Swe erge them nRsR the eonsideraNQna
 gPabrt M tsS,sss,s arg n BFAsressIor the tees;bss eafy sbetfe lrps1tlle British Publishers, hy which we shall be able tJ place GH our Reprinls in the ]. hands af subscribers, about aseoon as they eaIt be furnished wi,js aho foreign copies. Although this will involve very large oniiay on our PaFa: we siiael continue to furnish the PeTi0diGab ats Ale same low rates as etoiores giz.ss zsssa Esr anyone of he Jour R Reviewss s3 % per atn For any two of ths four Reviews 500
 Fur any flsSee oflthe t0nt Reviews z00ls6 lEaR. For al four uf the Reyiews l 800 s;., For Backwood- Magazine 800 For Blackwisodt md three Reviews soc s sssS For Blackwood and thefour Reyiews 1000 -.ss.ssa Payments 10 be made in all cases trl advance--.s Nancy current in the Slate where iss6ed wifi bereeelved n payss $ ftsEEAt sgs&E& aCLUBBINls.--A discoun; of 25 per centlroniis, the al0ve prices Will be allowed to Clubs ordering fJur of H're capies Of aHysoheo or more of theg above works. Tins; Four copies of BIackwOod or of one Review. wilEbe sent to one address for 80; fonr c' pies 0ftthe four Reviews and Backss wood fpr $3p; and 50; 8ss.s,sS ...Kf4 L.
 PoSfAGE --in aIf tte principal cities andr0wns tvesA essrks-ssilf be- delFafeH through AaeniH, FREE OF, POSTAGE. When sent by mail. the, Postage 10 any part of the United Staies Wiil bc but 1snentg ioar Cenfs tossN Backwnnd; and but IUelre Ceafs . year for each of the Reviews. Reniinahres and commGnications should always be addfessods positnnid, tofthe PublisherRs s8as
 s.t..ssis... LEONARD SCOTT & CO., ,.sA
 "ta 54 Gold Street, New Yofk.
 NaB-LifSs & Co. have recently publislsed,p and have ptssyt for sale aheA ' FARMk.RSss1s GUIDE" by Henry Stephens, nf Edinburgh, and PrOf Norton, Of N ale College, New Haven, coFss6 plete ID two vols. royal octave, containing lGOO. pages. n steel and 500 wood engravings pfice 9T This work is NOT the old Book of tho Farm" lately sREsusclTATEIs and thrown upon the market. 1Fsa &ess sf 4s&
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

ExcLusivE.-A lady who was visiting one of the churches ol New York, com menced singing ihe hymn which was giv- en oui, when the sex on slept softly to her and told her that in thai church che choir did aH che singing. The lady afterwards remarked io her friend that the church had better strike fiom her liturgy, " Let the people praise lhee, oh Lord, lei all the peo- ple praise ihee!"
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

SAVE YnuR PosTAGE. wiring iO iie Old World will ofien save one hall, more ar lrss, 1f il'e postage hy using liRh' paper. Many complaints, we understand, have been renewed al our post offices 0l ennrm'us fahs oi postage being rxacied, especially n Swrzqrand. .I,aly and France, where. txrepi through lLe Prussian closed mail, winch cannot he used for French lei- iers, the quarter ounce scale for letters slill prevails.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

MT. Mason, chief engineer of the Illinois Central Road. has recently gone over ahe entire route ul' thai great enterprise, inclu> dng i:s hranches, aud reports an encour aging state of lorwardness iil all the 0per- ations of constructing. The extent or the
 work going on upon ihis road may be judged of hy le fact tha, il has disbursed in Illinois, during the past year, over five millions of dollars. & @t
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

AN AMEsIcAN IDEAI.-The American's ideal of happiness seems ,o inc io be. mar riage' and hume, combined with public ac- iivily. To have wife, his own house and home. lis own little piece ol land; 10 take care of these, and 10 btautily them, al the same Iipie doing sume good ts the State or ia the city dis seAnls to nc t0 be ihe 0b- iect 0f human fife win n,asi men n jour< neys io Europe tD see perfect sciIies. and, ruins beinngrig i'd Them, as esrable epic sode. Frsdsrika Bremsr. .'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

An immense cnlonizng enterprise has been organized in New Yurk, under gran, from the Mosquito King "i, "e undersis nd some twenty five millions of acres of iaasd. The capital stock of the company consists of 25O,O shares af par of $lO, making capital nf &2. .5OO,OOO
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

Farm, Dwelling House, Saw NIill, Sc. EOR SALE@-The subscriber ofiefs for sa e n an excellent Farm oi Forty Acres. on which The Mill has a profitable ru, of customs k,
 Said Farm is located at South Farms; was lately purchased Ny the subscriber from Philemon Murray, for @4,OC0 cash. It will be sold very low. Apply 70 O F. CRANE. near the Farm 1; DR BEcKwTfH. Lilchfeld, or D. ". THnMPsoN, Brdeep0Te. tsa ssst P. 1T. BARNUM!
 Bridgeport Dec I2th, ls5S sa 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

RAILWAY CoNyEETIrE.-Aco convention of delegates iram all lhe railways in Michigan has b:en lately he'd, They apreario have been grlevcd ihh iiie advantages of rail
 ways have mh bsenexseR,le.l h. it.es nor,l,- ern pari nl the Siaie. They propose an iuh,edlale ca .hn.s of an, xira 1t ssialauf il,e Legislature to charter some roads iilai are needed. fs,3st.ss.a- . .s.ass.ssss..st a1,s-s8}
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
AericuIr1.ral.

MQTICE.-The Executive Committee of the " LITcHFfELD CotNTy AGRIcuITuRAI. SocIErY will hold meeting at the Mansion House, l.ich- o'clock, A M, for the purpose of deciding ,iton crops. and for ,rhnsacting any niher business proper to come before saic meeting
 ]. M. WADHAMS, Rec. Sec.
 Litch6eld, Dec. 90, 1853. < s,sS sar sgs ss,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

On Saturday morning, al Kingston, n large portion of ihe sp;te of the First Re. formed Dutch Church was blown down, crushing in ;iie roof of inc church to the ceiling. rae spire was 2iS fee, high, and that iogt ther with tl,e building was erected aboul year ago. Noperson vas injured.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

TRON BANK ALLSVTLLAGE.zS A dividend of Five per cent. on the capi al stock of this Bank has been declared, payable 10 the Stockholders on and afier the 2d day of Jam ua5y' ny ls5t R. M. S sPEAsE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
2 D,srRIcr or WoopHuRy. ss.

i Probate Court 26th December, 1853.
 IN STATE Of, CHARLOTTE SUMMERS,
 EA late of Woodbury in said district, decea sed. ! The court of probate for the district of Wood- bury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.-- properly attested, within said time, will be de- barred a recovery. All persons indebted 10 said estate are requested to make immediate payment to sys see@ 3s~ DAVID H. CURTISS, < } 36 gr8a 5ta~ ALA Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

o3-Ds. TERREL's OINTMENT pp in glass boxes-an extra nice article for the toilet and handsome shelf ornament. Every family should have iox on ihe shelf, inease ofsexposure to the fall winds, or accident. Notice advertise ment in another column. For sale by
 t21f Fslse@ 8~ " ssnt A. c. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
Mntical.. ] .

THE FARNIEil'S UNION COMPANY WILL hold their Annual Meeting at their w Store in Goshen Centre, on "Wednesday, the llth day of January next at 10 o'clock A M. iOr choice ct ofiiceFs and do anv- other business proper 10 ha done at said meeting. T,s, .., Hs,;~
 JOHN M. WADHAAIS, President.
 Goshen, Dec 97 1853 al7I M 4 4Iss Nss'",s s q
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

.Tl,e Stathlord .Alpocate, of last week, has manly article on lhe subject of ad- veriisa,g, Jt, which. afier admitting that Tor several aycarssi, hasysuhmiued lo a lower raie for advertisements than il could afford for want of independence enough 10 claim inst remuneration i,r it's services, II an, ilounces an 4advahcedand reasonable sched ule oi prices, which it says il shall observe in all cases hereafter. Most paper pub listers have been too careless by far of ihelr own interests. 'I'hey are. tao apt ,n consider, printing a kind m elemosynary affair, for ii,e general benefit nf the com
 nnniiy, ands i0 look upon the prices paid asNs.s much clear gain for performing all actof charity. II an advertisement is worth any il.ing. il is wa.,h paving fpr, and pco- ple wlin avall themselves of lhe newspaper io proclaim iheir business, are generally willing it,- pay Ihe same as they pay for all o,Lss purposes. Bit inc fact Is weii k,iown to all country printers nj least, tl,at the sums charged 1ore advertising rarely pay ,he cns, of oaippsi,iens aud. bn, few oiii> ces out Ofihe cites, would bring an income ta the prnprleiors, were il nn, for ihe con nec,ion olI,b. hasiness with ihe newspaper publication. Publishers have the remedy for all this in their own hands, aud T rests with them to app'yii"r hoi as 'hey choose. By charging a far price they are enabled aa spend more lime and money on their papers, and ltus increase Ilie number of readers, giving. ,heir advertisers greater circulation for their matters, and benelil- ting ,liem far more than the difference in the charges.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
A New Years Call l!

THE subsc,iber, gives notice to those who are indebted to him for Newspapers and Subscriptions, that payment must be made on or before the 10th of January--iF TaRy WOULD SAVE COSTS. h his absence, Mr. HYATT Is au- thorized to receive the sums due, and give re
 aceipts for the same. 3 8ssf ,@sA ss sa-ss
 laTThose residing in this vicinity. who desire tospay in WOOD, are requested to bring it on. 2 < F. K. MELBOURNE l. Lite hfeld, No. 5 Meadow st., Dec 27, 1858. <
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
'Marfiieo.
!. tl,is town, a inst, David Condee to Helen

IT. this town, Sd inst, David Candee to Helen W0odin.s inRAe3 a35Ssssi9s sa M x z sa ~
 In this town, Bantam Ia llssJ 26lb u!t.. by ihe Rev. Daniel E.. Brown. Mir. Isaac Mason,9f South Britain. tp Mrs. Amy Bradley of the former place.
 In Trinity. Church M iItop, on, Sunday the lst inst. .by Rev. D. E. Brown, Mi Lucils Griswod to Misa Desire G. Grannis.f e4s
 In Woodbnry, Jan. lst., hy the Rev John 1sabeII oi WoodhnrV:. Frankiin ToIIes to Sarah Far; Milo Richsrds to Gratie Pipe. ..~..,.. .. . iIn Harwintof, 27th uit., FUtteiilas R Ives Q Sarah E EIungeffoFd. VI Y Msa sf@ff e8tSs A
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
V. ', ' i. 'sss !. Died.

IW shis town. an SundaY Iasis Mss. Elecla, wife ,of Tomlinson Wells, Esq, aged 52 years: .ts, s
 1n Nrw Haven, on the z6h RpP .s.l. sad.ienly, James Wilson, iaie 0f chheia, in the S7sh year of his age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

An A AsA0es sasIOn IEWs teen formed in Wind ham County. ea!lesl ilse aaP0suag M0nu. mental Cunlps \ . X Issl tht DAFpose or cree. f:H0 a iiionsnse esiSa ng tft .ss6,EF,S bIr (stn, Putnam. Han. Chs}stleey CIevelsUd l9S eilnsen President. sssAsi tsiiH s6hscribg ia ,iIle funds are naepbers: An Execuiiec Comfnillcc were Q is3pinicl 10 carry upt ll.e 'OEjcct 0f the Asstcis IiUns .ss .s'. -