Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27

Tom CT colnty
 sHAaNfs s4ol TT kxa Soc,rTr hnts llslx apnysi Cztile " and Fair ope Frid{ pf as sek n ls Svn Hsll. The easio5 3ill be u1aSe osssSpf uncon,- mon srsss, I'll will d ' lases a,send- soss ttop ls. 1neig6 6bosi scxns. Har-' winton presents an example worthy of ilni- tasion in the matter of local fairs.
 THs The Review and En- Sthph lessed psssst pf lsss keet. ''wtiishosk any remarkable demonsssa,ionss.. -. ,. Six Co.apanies and two Baads, comprising some two hundred 1slsefQusi<ns sEseuaeil ---ss1 slssssieI ,pearsncc-, Gen, Gayer was receiyed hy a tpschli3ht procession. and reyieweds thas troegs. on IIAussaays The only cssualti1s which be- edtsed sb nat shs occasion ~eEs a sssioas wound inflicted by ,. baypnei on the hotse. pf Maiar Pierce. aud sha ahs,saiag or sasxsli. ant Capsain'sa tisgets, wlsoa attempted to touch of the eanhnon wi.ii liis cigar. We are happy h State, however. ,kaa these sc- eissass willsaot uIepsive. .lse majasof his. horse nov out .Artllefy of tileir gallant f.as,f.,;n l:.ssN sssls II ssahs sss5ss VI s ssssi s.sts a......a sssslss sI ss l < THk ATEST ySaKs advertised ia, our was examinsd hy many of our tarmess willis on cxhfhitipa here a few days ago. and all pai.sd tl,a, il ' was VI $, \ very great improvements on the: raaaera now in lases The agent has disposed of rights in several towns of the county, and will soon visit others for that purpose-ia some in stances. where q mechanic was not found toaeke hold, the' farmers clahhing together and huying the town right, The cost of ,naking is but a srine oyer that of. tue com mon yoke. and .we think an examination of its adsaniages would induce our farn.ers to provide themselves with the aftieIe. Iimay be seen at the County Fair next week and also al the State Fair in Hartford. i X ! lsa ssil ls- l4---. llss
 DRouear IN Nsw HAsTroRp.-The Courl an. relates the following as. .ef frecens. occur- rencerinl New Hatlford.5g A pariy. armed wi,h a search wafrsnt. went to Bakers and found three or four kegs coans,aipin,sg. about two gallons of gin-went to his barn and asked for the key -- Baker had lost i,- forced the staple of, and under pile of corn stalks found a d5 gallon cask of ;. Bell den's best rye gin, :" with five or six gallons remainingin it--under manager found Il | s gallon kcg of scider brnuly. " Casks, jugs, bottles and measures were safely de- posted with the Town A gent The owner of the liquor vamosed for Kansas. ''.,'l'.t .t TaE QLDs GENTS PAEn of NJ Haven, gave us a co,reu of their hes, ,nusicaiast week, whielrwas warmly received and appiayd- ed by an aRpIeciaive apdisnce,.s On ae- count Of attractions elssw here islse attend. ance was limited, and we are sure d lsrger house would greet them whenever they may visit us again. i . s4ssa ss8Ne ,sis isslst.a zasiss --v--r-sse 9ssg sss ' BAxvxM AprIss aagain madS sleif ap- 'reafance in oor sanctum on Saturday = They were from the orchard of WM, P. klLsouaS, who is no,iced to have finer apples aud more Of tliemi than most people --why. we don't ku6w, unless Becanse the primers 'li are lg so Kindly and fisquep,ly re- men.bered by him.
 ss aR 2 #la A l5s ---4----.s tsa4 gssNsH@ w A new cohsr4gational Church Is to be erected at Winstej. for wlsici, Ss,ooo hes been snbsenbed by six ia,lisidnals, and the bal ,nce, 7.ooo, nill bs made 6p wiih- out difficulty. i''l x Great Isattle between upitssi state, Troops s asstl fnaIIhns. s' ss < 7s'
 ST. Lotus, Sept. 24.
 A great hattle took place on the third inst. !, at Sand Hills, near tEe north fork of inc Platte river, between the Sioux Indians and the entire folcesof United States troops. .un- der Gen. Harvey, numbering about four hundred ana fifiy men. Major Cady .com- n,anhrd the infantry, and Cnl. Cook the .lragoons, mo0nlrd infantry and artillery. The hattlr commenced early in the morning and lasted several hours. The Indians fought desperately, but were routed. A running 6gilt for some ten lui!es .ful allowed, during which the lpdians made T stand and fought wiil, much gallanssy. They were, however, defratrd. wilI, iie loss nf 90 men Killed, and 50 women aud children taken prisc.'ers. The Indian women fought iuri- dusls. Gen. Harney lost six killed. and as many wounded. No officer was Killed. The indiaas engaged in ibis battIe were ti,e BraIe and Sioux --tbs same lint mas- sacred Lieut.. Grapanss coipmznd. and nur. |def.J mail pafiy--tl,e way -bitt .of flle T mail r having been iopad with them.
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