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Hats FasTKs

i Is ide 10 suppoae that HAT covering 10 keep
on the sun and rant noble
what shading TO the pnreit shield medue
ideas, Of all thoughts and feeiiuRA. - S Va w.
u Gentemen who wi gen. call and get one of
the - 81 HATS the EXCELSIOR HAT STORE. ta aroi
50 and % HATS from Charities street. and ue usror in
DURBRIpGE a. VAIIEsTTF fyaHs, 4feiios AZ
d3 two jeors rom tts p;a s . 81, saa...
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An nbsurdity produced by the transposition
Of words related Of actor who thus delivered the
well-k known lines Of King Lear:
. How sharper than serpent,s thanks 1t Is .e
To hare toothess childn
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The VARIEriEs-The editor of the Mobile News who is
now soourning in this city in recent letter to that
sprghtS paper talks of this theatre after this
The interior of the Varieties has entirely changed
since visited it before It is decidedly the pretties
6jo Of theatre in the South and is well worth visit
OF itself The night there, Sherdans play of the
"Rvalss was performed and 1 must say with all due
Difference to the critics who have highly exalted it
never was more disappointed, for that recoect
was it worse done 1t not acted but takea-no one
solute seemed to speak with particle Of spirit
Sir Lueius O'TTigge murdered and so was LDd;a
LdnsMSh, while Jltia fat tame and slip-shod 1t
could be better played by far at Mobile by Fields company
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Total ~ Ds"tS'
Eight 81 which SIN lying at the fatboat landing
on fhe 9TH inst and boat dscharging at the seaE
sip lending opposite Jackson Square and Ave pair Of boa
at Willow Groves which makes the nineteen flats as pre-
yieuely reported
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THE aolpEN eAlF.-John pierpont delivered poetic
lecture in New York few nights ago. which he called
The Golden Calf nlikenng the ancient calf of Aaron
to the present age We select of his hits Parents
sacrifice daughter; she is forced to pledge
Perpetual faith to one whose only claim
To manhood is his fathers note or name;
and whose beard stands him instead of brains
.Could she but trade in boards, entirely free
And get real goat for that goatee,
sHappy-thrica happy, would The victim boz
So young man is sacrificed to girl
Whose purse is deep, tho shallow is her brain
He has, however, this consolation he may say:
!" So that she's solid gold, my better half
Is all the better that she's but calf,
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10 TIE Baltimore Times and the Philadelphia North
Anraieap TO in entirely and beautiful typo
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FIo,,eaCeu 9ssftml osltaE

TO THE BATEMAN Chill OXEN.
TT large meeting eissns and dfsmsn q the
City Orleans held al The ST. Charles ee the evening q
TUESDAY, Instant for the OF deying measures 70
carryinto effect proposed Complimentary Testimonial Massa KATE
BATEN understood to be on 'hs sss Of dspAr
turs for California,
Charles NJ Waterman E called to the chair anu sen sonh
Henderson, VIM. chy Major H. j. Rannsy and Mr. John s.
Thraher appointed Presidents Jass u oa waa chosen
Secretary. sitFse
The Chairman having stated the object the meeting ana hag
that the fund Of the Fsmsns Charitable Asoca
ton materially by prompt and efficient tender Of
the Of the Ba Bateman called for an esprss
the sentiments the meeting the subject Of the proposed
testimonial N7 ..5
conversation, resolved that committee OF citizens
from each Fire Company DO raised carry
into effect object meeting. tho following
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SarSN330rS5S0.

SarsN3o0siif0.
TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
~ Prepared only by
DR.. T. j COKE,
No. s5 CAMP STREET.
~ The strongest preparation made which daix used for Tia
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER GENERAL. DERAgGE
MENT with DEBILITY of WHOLE SYSTEM
ES To be had No. Camp street. Druggists generally far
d,t osa
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Mats, Cans, etc.

%fSsh AT WHOLESALE
k Onshu ndred HATS comprising xrsah ,sy,oyo
LK,FuR, CASHMERE, MEXICAN WOOL sTRAyy pa nA,Tsss
sacAMPEAcHv HAITI. forsslesy
lytE sndsT HR0sT 4 co. 10 hdnea.;, ,.a,,as,
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Clothing.
WIN s. FOL NO,


WIN g. FORM
No. DO CAMP STREET,
R viii sell the balance stock of CLOTHING at
cent less than prices Those SUIT
viii please call examine themselves following articles
FINEBLAoK, BLUE OLIVE FRENCH CLOTH FRocK COATS
do do. do, DRESS COATS;
do do. ENGLISH and GERMAN CLOTH
FRocK COATS;
FRENCH CLOTH ovERcoATs, FRocKs and sAcs, LONG and
SHORT CLoAKS, PALT0TS, SACS and BUSINESS COATS;
BLACK aad FANCY CASHMERE PANTS, styles and qualities
BLACK MoRooN and FANCY VELVET VESTS just received;
PLAIN BLACK and FANCY FIGURED SILK SATIN VESTS
LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS;
HERTNo UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS;
CRAVATs, SOCKS, HANDKERcHIEFs, TRUNKS CARPET BAGS
etc., etc
B CLOTHING cut and made notice.
IRWIN &.FoRNo,
jsnis iw2p No. 40 Camp street.
EN First Ire Fashion. Ew
- DARCY s. CO., -
MATTERS.
MANUFAC RERs,
DEALERS IN PANAMA, LEGHoRN AND cAMPEAcHY
7m ... STRAW GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sE- Assortment complete
janis 9t4p No. / CHARITIES STREET
"~, F2. Es. ne.
TO SHIPMASTERS AND SAILORS.
Every vessel that leaves port shosd lay supply the
Ri it ia useful for 60 many complaints.
RHEUMATISM
it will cure in few hours stop the worst panu in
FIFTEEN MINUTES.
FALLS, BRUISES, SORES, sPRAINs, STRAINS, WEAKNESS
ETC., it relieves as soon as applied
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Fifteen drops, taken in water will instantly atop Stomach
or Bowels.
prnkled in places where there coutagon instantly
traiLe the most infectious contagion.
IN THE BODY,
there yunt sara poisonous disease it will neusas
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". B. Steef, .-=
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
OO CAMP STREET. -en 6ab
kg- ALWAYS ON HAND, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LAW English French MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
BOOKS CLASSICAL AND LITERARY WORKS, CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS, ETC.
EE STATIONERY, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
E- BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS of every description.
kF PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING executed with neasnem
and dispatch.
1T AGENT FOR ]. T. WHITES PRINTING TYPES, ETC,
AND HOE & CO.'S CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES.
jsnll stap itW
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Hyde $ Goodrich,

Hyde $ Goodrich,
Corner of CANAL. and ROYAL STREETS,
n Are opening RICH SUPPLY GOODS in heirIir
carefully selected from the Europe
firm, and being bought for cash. will be sold pcea
TT Their stock comprises--
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
Of the finest London and Geneva manufacture;
JURGENsEN'S COPENHAGEN WATCHES.
DIAMOND WORK;
unusually large and rich assortment every style Of mounting
LONDON AND PARIS JEWELRY;
CLOCKS AND cANDELABRAsi
,,r , - - - = - FINE PLATED WARE:
GAsToRs;
CANDLEsTICKs;
,,,,.,.,,.za WATERS
In China PAPER Maehs Gotta paIian Marble etc.
VERY SUPERIOR TABLE CUTLERY.
RoDGERss POCKET KNIVES
SCISSORS AND R4ZoRs;
FINE FANS;
RFuMERY;
OIL PAINTINGS; PORTE kfoNNAIEs; CARD CASES ETC.
sILYERWARE OF EVERY PATTERN MADE TO ORDER,
and large assortment constantly hand for by
H YDE & GOODRICH
DIS 2p3w corner Canal and Royal streets
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CoNrEsIrLArED Removal OF Nh SAUNDERS FROM TIM
LospoN CossuLsHir The Richmond Enquirer announces
that the Government contempates the removal of Mr.
Coca. Saunders from the position Of Consult London.
charged that he had sooner arrived at London
than he became the confederate of the thousand reyou
onsts and eonsprAtors who hreng the streets of the
British Metropolis Instead Of sober and decent dis
charge Of this duties of his office says the Enquirer he
exhibited the spectacle Of diplomatic functionary
sorting with and outlaws and consprng thu
oyerthrow with which this country is al
pence And THAT only: he has become the cores
pondent Of the New York Herald through that me-
dumudnges bic peculisr propensities in promoting the
causapf Chr revolution and tbusie,ism. With charae
teristic aedesty he attaches his his letters
thus gives the sanction of official authority his inean
diary communicatons. Tho governments against whom
our London Ucnsnl is preaching crusade, have very
naturally taken oense at his conduct and unless
Cd nhis he may disturb the friendly relations
this country But AS will be anuffed out It is said that
the President will revoke his commission that the Senate
would reject his nomination and that the British Gov
srhment Will recall his enqtaiea unless he be removed.
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New York Letter.
Correspondents of tbs Crescent.

snrtfspnHnsHff u tDs Utf5ffhf
@# NEW 1oRKs Jan. 9, 1904 (,
lle oarniVal rs ehaeo II commenced win tne ias1
OF ast year-shrllea ana shouted through the streets
crowded sie'ghs anu J'nged bells anu made NOISE
generally tapped over TOO as lar as yesterday bas
tu's se sun mas come out ofighe anu glowing
snow which mas oeen laying IN oanKs on .ne pave
msnts as melt1hS tast aWayah occasional nKie is the
iasl ~ hehiuo you = she Johy eite ehe A,'
n1". ieope ~ po's anu siau anu ~ Ao' W
BUSINESS as 10 soe' 'le pas' week LAS pse oee
continued ironc' 10 ohose VINO nave me siens 10 gu
IN and hne horses 70 crave luaglng from tner appear
snce' they must nave enjoyed she eie ugeiy' fnefe
are olhefs however Wo are giaa nus come 70 an emu
are many neg VIII pe ~ sai WIZ nSe 10
- 'ne o"n anu "io aiofu 'Wenss
oonars oay ior seigh' tshe price shey eohmshoedJ
VINO are also AFRAID OF the OMNIBUS seos ana VINO con-
seqaehty, nave haa 70 "aR whenever they nave oeen
eohgeo 10 go about 10 tnese, tne suns garlng race
looks particularly pleasant NO wonder tney should be
afraid OF the omnbuses OF the occasion See one OF
them coming along VITA eight me horses, packed as
close with human beings as they can stick with plenty
Of Others standing on the guards 1t has gay
appearance ard wen You near the riders shout as they
pass an opposition line you are excited and teel very like
getting on and joining in the fun 1t would be pleasant
If it safebut 1t is not 10 say nothing of any other
inconvenience, the horses run away sometmes-some-
tlhes lhey nave OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES they npset-ln
OF ~hica cases no" sure an unlucky man Is OF pc
ing Inc hrst to De thumpeo against tne pavement and
regularly smashed up oa the Sidewalks 70 pc sure, you
run great fasK DUO the Danger Is OF Inherent kind
you~lh sup ana PROBABLY 1aii before you get to your
journeys end and may break leg But II you do, the
chances are that e Wi % only simple fracture, which
your surgeon may make neal ~ the hrst intentions"
Whieh you get thrown out OF one OF these hatboat
seas ana nave ny or Sixty evy People TO fall upon you
ana then get run over py cart just s you are extrica
ting yourself from the mass you cannot expect to escape
win anytnihs less IMAM several compound fractures to
say notng OF bruises ana centusons which will make
you cripple Tor me- reasoning this way you let the gay
crow side on and PICK your way as well as you can
TOOL and as you are tradgng along with difficulty keep
balance you will think particularly fyou chance
70 1a hat TINS the most iaWess community you ever
nVed among Not in connection with the impuny with
wnien women are murdered nor with the reckessnsss
T1h "hea ana staoping ana otnsr crimes OF
she NE eaioer are committed, VIII you think this 1t
DC your opinion eha' nese are mere incidents Ia the
he Vi person. fou may tn1nR that even II woman Tor
mani Is murdered, II Is put le iost after all yaua-
pe NE 10 some perhaps pu That 1t mad to come to an
and l damn fH
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Arrival Of The Texas.

The steamship Texas from Vera Cruz the 9th arrived
At this port yesterday afternoon at O'Clock She
brings the following passengers:
Hon James Gadsdon American Minister at Mexico D
@ Thomas, Attache to the American Legation in Mexco;
Appanno ID DeLache Araner and servant, Lambert,
Richardson's Atuchon Concher Flores, Baron Morneo
Q Clifford, L q Haynes Mr. Ward s Aegh Yeen-
and SAINT Ryde and D Sanborn, of Adams Ex-
press, and 10 in the steerage,
The Texas detained tpeatJ hours beyond her
weather preventing communication with the shore until
the ornng Of her departure Left at Vera cruz schr
Red Fox, Sbisa master, ready for Tampeco.
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Practicul EReaatnrks

4-TUggdCNc NkGHGNaNS
EE On GROUP or HIVES MEDICAL INHALATION and ASiATIC
,HoLERA; by EDWARD JENNER COKE, MD.
fB- For sale At No. IS Camp street. janlI 24p
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The Surprise.

The Surprise,
CORNER of GRAvIER and CARoNDELET STREETS
ENoCH EVERIIT
janll Imp wM. E. REDDiNG,
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bVsi9tfea. Clothing, .s
SELLING OFF TO QUIDATE.
SHERMAN Sc PERSONS
NO. Magazine street, Corner of Cnnal, N. o.
LIZ Now Ia the time to get your supply of
WINTER CLOTHING,
"a we are Offering stock of NEW GOODS extremely
RE d U CED PRICES,
on account Liquidation Our complete everything
aPpertaining to Gentleman's Wardrobe.
Super BLACK CLOTH FRoGK and DRESS COATS;
New Style FANCY CLOTH wINDREs;
PLAIN CASHMERE PALToEs;
OPERA CLoAKs;
PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Super FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS;
Super BLACK DoESKIN PANTS
iS- An elegant lot of
FANCY SILK CRAvATS md GENTS FURNISHING GOODS;
UNDERSTANDS
DRAWERS;
GLOVES;
SUBSCRIBERS;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs etc.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS. from el2 to $50 per Dozen.
k Our Goods will be cheruy shown
mediatoly Call and examine, at
SHERMAN & PERSONS,
Jan6 2plseod atW Magazine street. Canal, N. o.
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General Hayne, the great antagonistof Web
ster in Congress- buried in the ceEetry Of st. Mi
chaels Church. Charleston plain white marble mon
ument marks his grave, and that together with the
gravestones Of others Of his family enclosed within
hedge of neatly clipped low cedar bushes fresh
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02
1Ii751 rS'Is,yIcl,. I,Sr.

'f---ByFHS F50sFsdihgs ol i66 Isliig Coun' q copyeu,isaiI will be perceived lHaI
 Ghs gentleman declines |Ng cd A q Candidale intils cfiea lllHh ShS '|l ol lLilcissit csun,y At S. wicI &ns
 fiat elec.td to rlIe s6uia'l.g. b Ihc I CssHlia| Assembiy Of tliIs hls ih lIsS,,
 IsS4-tweriy years ago this Spring.
 He was chosen for the term of three years
 but at slne next sp,ipg election. ahe SOS
 called 1" Democracy" obtained unsjor. |lxfs 4es Aegslegief eAF ylshbsst JbSss feliing any specific charges against the incumbent. but solely upon party grounds, .Gs KsSedsbly psOeseasd ISGIiSsriiliS iS eject the Sheriffs of Fairfield and Lilch>
 fslal Counties from Soiiises a spd i 10 fll Their places with sPaFliEnns ,Qf iswstamPims.e oengenisdo 10 alies siewss0f aike ahH5oTieya This9we bsiisve9was the sEEstifiHs such
 an act had ever been conspmnlpp nspnlp stsd @ ip. liiS, this State. and q, was Sps'ly thsa ssaaFiSR, IofmueE bitter feelinglhna sCEebemniuaasa verzionrOh thspars of the Wings. 2 ecthaS. A Q Idson, Sis Washington, succeeded sherif Sedgwick onI tbe oceasipnrsfsrrsa. tos, and held the office for three years. Mr. Sedgwick was restored to his place. in'ls3s, and has since been Y reelected once if three years until the present tiiHe.
 He ,has thus held the post of Sheriff for seventeen years and awe do him but simple justice in saying, that no person ever performed tbe trusts of that respons sible position more to tue satisfaction of the entire cemmunisyLi Of him it may
 emphatically said A-ahe tebhpered jus tice with mercy '"a Ia h the performance Pof his official dp.ies7e 7efteny of i.heemos l3disagreeable and delicate charactar--he he lhas not forgotten the pronap.ihgs of his own better nature che has kept in mind
 the grea: fact. that he was dealing with human beings, ,hoyeyer. unfortunate. how
 ever fallen they may have been. sMr. Sedgwick will vacate his office with the
 most hearty good will and kind wishes of
 men of all parties. fa; a9,f lsg5,~ :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

1 l,s.S1rnf I'ta, .rrrr r1 l1l r..l..I nominee ul lis cgnvenilou ieFIhs q'|ro of ehor- iI pFepunled lo ill0 Wh'TIq( tllc|'1'i County IGs Ss. 'ss @a' psSsi s.S .s ,s:, s.s.PPs. saPs. and l1a gill urr ony nn l1 beet exes- linns t0 ire fi hIi0n.
 The plluwiI reAO,ul sns 26re intro. ||uced Ja'e D. FOstel. q. of New ilVtFS U. and Eere (app6risA by him and oilers in Sn eloquent manner. and adopted by the contention:
 ResOlued, That the announcement f,ou, fhn caucus oFatoIs end tue niiscailed Dom0cTniic press, ot the death of the Nhig party was pre-
 HItssy 1sss sss SPs sS s sSss ssss aDdEsa dismayed Whig votes, which were east Tor tho Hero of Lundy.s Lane, at the Presidential elsc- tiOn ol AS52. clearly shows. . ,,5 rL - And, that the silence of the AKhia party Ina that time to the present. has haGR sooonaonadby adopted by their .QPponeniss 70 place man m the Presidential Ehait. if wham they and the country hque lost dk confdence, though -ene- -fnll year of his Administrator has not yet expired, and who pr0fessed by sldndihg upon {" the Balti- s6e Susssiusi SS slSssrS S1~icis Asd 5se dsfin- itely settled by thei Missouri Comp and the Compromise of 4a50. tfspige of sall hiss pledges and the pledges of tie Democratic party, is now seeking te Tepoal Che COmef6nlisc Of 1620, by tho influence of Executise phtsoAage and political EegerdewuSn 9tthat this biG for inc Whits House will receive as il Jasfy merits the contempt of evfsy RT,dfrss ,GvSs 9F @ 2 ss ,s,;v ,, show at our neM Spajpg eleeliop, hy our votes, that we are not dead, and thatswe .Wjll use our best endeaYors stn prevent the c9psunlFaation of the fraud and inlnstiee medjts,ed by the Presi. dent and his gidnt iriends n nrglns the passage of the Nebraska bi:ls by which they, will makdAa fair and fruitful land now free from slavery, re- sound with the fgroans and sClanking sshains Of human beingsy odbprivedl of atheira Ibcrty, and bought aBds0ldp like ealilN ind gshamBIes.
 ResoIued, That ii the liga pattystDsre dead, the acts Of the Benaeemsio paftyf0f the laat two years have been asachias to call ereFy politically honest man to beilIp and doing even though he must rise from the dead to, save lIis country from disgrace and des,ruction, which rbe misrple of the party at prescott in power W Witl inc viiably erty. af.,.'s ~ ~ w X K ..s.s,, s,ss.f
 ton be pabiishs'a R A ths Whs nawspapers of "e conventioh o sGaaiioSrhed ssa9 a;s.n voc tsh GEORGE DUDEEY fciairman.
 4; A.c.I C. IsssAssE.s sEsso 2, sxste.aysts s.',a b1
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

O. Attbs Wbig, g,obats Ctssansren,ion for the district ,of Liteh6eid. held on the s2sd uls.. CHAalEs ADAas.s Esq.sdf this village. was unanimously nominated for athe Judge of Probate.
 Geo. c. Woodruff. Esq. ,,iis,tihe Demo cratic cand;slsta 1o 6g.5s tbofi'iw asfh sd|
 o'"'10 'N'N4"'V fatl. .akt fad u ailEsf
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02
srpri,lopeoVR4lr

FKnnuARY. T'EnM.
 .J,sihe Ef'Rrff. Fyssid
 Amom aIoliJrg GeoyQe ileg2-x- Action ofllc eat Shr Ifhl !; tlla
 ,.lmal .Ihg. tl, lOu' lfeaI ea back tl,8 bape. For 't u liaohc"rk. sanf llpblniu. Eqt d'f. 9QfWip aud ISanfosdH &W V aTorios ?. Barrvs. Geo. K, Burr Petition for divorce. B!lI aAted. CuI- lis for peti icner. -.
 y7urNs0n 5. cF9.gsMacs vS slasie CsSE- tendem-PetItiVp,for d,Sosce. Bill grant trd YWfiuFet bAa(ii hek aSS1 ,t ~Hi&M AaasJ'ope vs. Thomus Pope Petition for divorce. Bill-grWnted. For petitiong Dg9iapr, aadS H'asihh6$9 ' .5 " StuisNss.En .Enhnzk ksglsg- -=fafguMAti0n for theft. Pleata gnikyts ssnseuce, 2 years jn,SiRleI E'g9B. ylsmod 9aiwclIOa odT
 5savaa sdl 4O-sro-ss = hsss-ff7s 2 7l'ts7ssg M arn RobBEw DnsacfeD. L. -COmphihls lsaSe lbeeaankdeFSF Esssfaf hssk pdst, U the slOss6 isttsEsI passing .sEsiT byiwsen ths ] Hartford sFA New HREsnspost .oaipess and recently there has been si,nEPlloOlD outyfdr abs pGsndet. glfr. Fl dlbso6k ,sip,e. o,af post Smss gsh., .seasd .lis 'ss rogue, ss5 in the act act l9lf of feohbipga :hsEd9al bag ap, Friday evepingsatsbe INewiHaveh Rails road Station. His name is Rowland gA.1 Smith. and he was baggage master ifl employ , of ihe New Haven apll lsptipg;s field RlaihFoad, Co., bHis, robhesiss exceed one hundred thousand .dollars, ,sahd hetIas' been operating fof some months. iHe2is a brother -in.law of. the .pnlortunale Nus, BradleysEAo Kaslso brutalIs nurdeFsd in North Haven last summer. ftignea ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

< @The Napgalpc valley was again visited by destructive flood On Sunday i; the fourth in three months, Two bridges Ion the. Naugatucs Railfoad were carried
 away, but tue tfains suffer but alitsleRde>
 tention. .-f. 3.. s4 c..,, fts.,ss,tsa ,lssor;r
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

Can you as why Bad Ssdgusidk WIS not nominated Tor Sheriff by the D cmocra:ic Con- soatIaa Las iIssuBF pEollIisSd solnstwU y6aIs ifslA ebuIa| lefA Rs ecrd he should be their |tahdidais lsf Snefiif in 1S54i Did he not accordingly whealInio line, and by kisiaes.nss r FIT slssi spaaE1lIp egEsIEg.eiigel fpm isS iim last spring. would noF Cen Basi and Chs yendS be y6 es eleeisd liie fssiis silni and Dr. Beekwith and William Newton been permitted aoHsmaisg dG 'nsmS 2 Ina Hs5s What has he eg,FzRHFFP PlNnissg RSgyIes in their ConveniiUn for Sheriff. and the prospect of beag GiklEssh shats' g Dsb6ty .ss6afd Re sB4 tl.e successfnlr lreapdidqte aeRnb lee aEg NFgratefnl, and 90 are pofitticSl parties: Did he Democra,s suppose that the slp NoHlaees more votes because his TRE naRs E Ssg.'g ibrs sNNld no. b. l-sor the name of SedgDirk is z syIne pnmpk ins'; in this o6HA.y. think shss e6t aSlsIIy. .sssIsd off fthe bIect of Bueys Rsrsonal peppjadIys and aha. some 'oi the old line RssRpcBsh would pet vote fur man who turned his coat on spnEpo5e togetsa office. ,ssKsssa ni gsasSsit atss ! .
 Perhaps some of thems had sseen MEiN and heard his glowing descSiptiun of ysa,lings and thas 90 disgusied them they could dsn0r vote for Buel's nominations dfsyou can tSll us why Bucl was not Eominatcd- you wouh. gratify large number Sf llie public, as the question is asked aon- every acotneFiof tlss strssts Allow
 mo t6sask one more question, and then f am, done. will Buel Sengwick, Wh6y is every way auaiifed for and acqEainted wi.6 the dntiss, ,oE Sheriff 5f s4sa sG6ahty, 'eSnDsRRt 10 take slks deputyship under; Dr, :seymoprt II he does, (here is a pfecedent in point-she case of Eaa's, Sho ses9 kss SiTfh6ightst stor aessss
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

\ nlAhikappaa paaentamount otnel earn inCs must be deducted the rents paid to lhe Berkshire and Piltsiield and Stock tbsidgs Rsads. (qbops S74.Qpel some
 alO. 900 paid sin adjustment of claims against ihs Company for damages I in past years, Yith sn equal oE larger ant sf.expendllare Gccasipned by sbea freshs
 sla in August and November last. Aside
 from this. the purchase 6i new engines and cars has been found necessary Ia oF.
 der loIcaFvyaoalthe business 6f the 9R6a6 to adsmnge! sOfs 6ohsse tllss6 isho l00R
 fora dieiasmlls saessuchi cipen penmslahceS
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

eSeYelteeRlh lalorisls Dlslrlcts : A ceRFeRsien efnshe yEhig pslssatss lEnm :hsLtowns somprislpg, ,lheEshOve DisIrire Saillbs held pt GhsnhfTlpiBis Hpasl, iA Ilsyillhkessn
 Wsdpesf9ys thes A5lh deys eff Marchgs1ts eA 10 o'clock A M for lhe pqsBese,, nf aAoMinaiinga a candidais for Senator to FePFssepf said lisiries in the next Legislature. g... a,,.. ,., .,., x asJlNATfIAN.f. NORT TON. ~,--...-
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