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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

costs arising under the 18th section of said law,
referred to- Judiciary com.
Bill providing that abe penalty provided in the
29ih section Of the Maine Law, Qor authorization,
shall not be more than $50, nor less than $5, to
same COM
Bill making seller Of intoxicating liquor an &C
cessory 10 ANY crime the purchaser may commit
when under The influence Of such liquor, to same
com.
Bill providing that on any application for privi-
lege of an elector. the town clerk shall request
rrquise the oati, Of one or more electors of said
town, that applicant is duly qualified and forbid.
ding under penalty any Board for admission Of
electors of decline to administer the :. reading
test" to same rom. sF4 .sS
Bill &c fisheries. providing against drawing net
in Honsatonic River. below GayIord.s bridge be-
t~een April LIST and Jny LIST, referred. Res. that
CON- on fisheries report that Legislation is necessa-
ry to protect the fishing interests, passed
res. from Agricultural com. appFopiating So5,.
90 TO Conn. State Agricultural society, taken up,
discussed, and passed
Resolution giving r. H. Maine 1915 as teach
er and Mrs. f. & Maine $3.50 as organist at the
State Reform School, Referred to committee on
claims.
Bill validating deeds made by married wo-
man.. provided her husband al the execution OF
said deed. has been wilfully absent for one year
to same com. ~
SATURDAY, May %.
HOUSE. .
Committee reported on petition of Carver Alb
bett ct al for alteration of school district in Lich-
field resolution that petitioners have leave to
withdraw. On motion Of Mr.. Graves laid on
table. -
Report in favor of dividing town of Canaan
tabled. &.
Res. that Henry Dutton and Charles B. Phelps
be a com. to revise and prepare digest of probate
laws. tabled
Res. raisirg com. on printing, to see that nee
essary printing IS done-not to contract for the
same. passed.
Mr.. Graves bin rtg,a ing Maine law and in.
shutting license system. referred III the Hanse,
came from the Senate Indefinitely postponed-
laid on table, --..-.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

Mr.. Pugh offered a resolution enqniring If the
Mexican government has revoked the grant fer a
road across the istmus Of Tehuantepec, and if so,
that steps he taken to. renew it.
The motion was lost, "a against %.
THURSDAY, May 90.
The HOUSE, passed the civil appropriation bill
after striking out million Of dollars for the capt.
tai extension. and by four ajority, retaining
~ an equal amount for the completion Of the
Washington aqueduct.
Mr.. Harris Of ILL.,. from the committee on cleo
tons. made report concluding with a resolution
that Messrs. Phelps and Kavanagh ne sworn as
members from Minnesota, provided that such
qualification and admission be not construed as
prfcluding any contest of their rights which shall
he hereafter instituted, by any person having a
right IN do SO.
Mr.. Gilman Of North Carolina, made minority
report.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

the Gulf, making demonstrations against our COM
mercc. We have had reports. of late in several in
stances, which are outrageous. and should arouse
the Indignation Of the government, if they have
any left. The bark Glenhun. at Havana, reported
on her arrival that she had been boarded by Brit
is naval officer who asserted that he had orders to
search all vessels sailing off the Cuban coast
Capt Gage, of the bark W. II. Chandler, which
arrived at New York lately reports that he had a
similar visit paid him at Saeua la Grantle from the
second lieutenant of the British steamer Stya who
searched all her papers, and served all other vessels
in the port in the same way. The passports Of seve
raj passengers were retained by the British COM
manier and he declined to return them
From Havana learn that the inselence and
acgreSsions of the English gun-boats continiie A
few days since they, landed a detachment of ma
rines at one of the outer Forts Of the island and
scarchedthe plantations in the vicinity for Bosal
negroes, but found none.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

All the American Colleges are invited to raItici
pate in grand regatta in July next. Yale, Har.
ward, Trinity, Dartmouth and Other New England
New York and Pennsylvania colleges will also send
boats The North River, Lake Winnipisiassc and
tie connecticnt 1T Springfield talked Of as 10
calftjes for the grand row. 1t will bring together
bv M direct and indirect attractions great crowd
az he Selth the beauty the wealth and the talent
off the land. The students and the students
friends. viii make a brilliant asscnlblase.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

a5 We publish elsewhere notice of the Annual
Report Of the Bank Commissioners, who seem to
have discharged their duty with uncommon fidelity.
Many Of the banks in the State in their anxiety to
make large dividends, have sometimes disregardcd
the sautay provisions of the statutes in their trans
actions Several of the banks in which the people
of tcheld County specially interested are thus
noticed
The Etchield Bank of Litchfeld, the charter of
which the; Iegislature amended last year, to
enable them to commence business, when 500 600
of capital was subscribed and $50 600 paid in, was
organized by the commissioners named in the char
ter for that purpose in August last, at which time
the first 102per cent, amounting to $500 was
paid in.
The stock of this bank was distributed to seven
teen persons, all of whom were residents of this
state with the exception of one who resided in Phil
adelphia.. g. ..-s.
Five persons subscribed for $4,000 each one
scrbe for S5 000 and three persons subscribed for
81 600 each; and all of the subscribers with one
exception paid their first 10 per cent in the bills
of one of the banks of this state.
On the 4th of November the hank commenced
business prcfessedig with paid in capital of
$50 900. but it is very evident from examination
of the books of the bank, that no such sum of mo-
ney paid in. and that notes were discounted for
the parties above referred to, and treated as cap
ita1 $
The paper discounted was in fifty-fve notes, and
amounted to SAT. 953.75.
The further progress of the bank was checked by
the commissioners. and it's management was chan
gcd bys the election of another president since
which time thebank has undergone considerable
change for the better and is represented by its
officers to be possessed of paid in cash capital Of
$50 600.
The Iron Bank of Falls Village. exceeded in one
instance the legal limit OF loans to one party or
firm thesame being to railroad corporation out of
this State
/ The Norfolk Bank has violated the law in two in
stances of loars TO directors and in one instance
the amount SO loaned exceeded the amount prescri-
bed by their charter, to any person.
The Winsted Bank has also exceeded the limits of
liabilities allowed to one director
The Phoenix Bank of Hartford has large sus-
pended debt growing out of loans made to Fl.
Dwight. Jr., and the Chicago and Mississippi Rail-
road, part of which is represented by property
in Brooklyn, N. Y, amounting to sos, 491. and
other suspended PAPER. amounting to S138,733
making total of s347 .224, from which must re-
suit large loss, and which in the opinion of the
commissioners, rendered the dividend made by the
bank in March last, one of doubtful expcdiency, if
not ectirely Illegal
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

give would call the attention of Farmers to the
advertisement of Perkins Corn Husking Machine as
worthy of their notice. Any Agricultural Imple-
ment saving time and labor, will meet with rapid
sale. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27
Lemon Fair.

days and Tuesdays at Cheeseman's Stable 10
Lilch6eId, and on Wednesdays. Thursdays, FFidsys
and Saturdays at Chnrch's in Wolcotville. --l.-
perior mare of Durec and Arabian blood, bred by ~.
Yale, Of Brdport, Vermont The stock Of this Here
is promising as that of the subscribers late Hofso
Raven. Isl ROBBINS BAL Lila
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

fY1 A. c. SMITH 4 Co. have been appointed
agents for the sale of DIR. JACOBS BrTTERs.
They have been much liked wherever used-ov"r
1000 bottles having been sold in New Haven alone
during the last year. They put up in pint bot.
ties for 25 cents. S. A. Spencer, young Druggist
in New Haven, is the sole proprietor-he having
purchased the receipt with the right to manufacture,
from q distinguished New Highlander.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

fH-God mines have been discovered in Iowa, In
the neighhorhood Of Fort DIES Moines, and much ex-
element has been caused thereby, and multitudes
are emiqrating to the golden region to dig for the
precious treasure. The Tribune thus notices the dis
soyery:
We mourn for Iowa. No state in the Union has
made greater or more rapid advances in population,
morality, intelligence, thrift, than she has. In
1913 she cast little less than Is 600 votes for Pres
ident In 1856 she cast almost 80, 0OO-indicating
that her population had almost treblcd in eight
years What magnificent growth and her NOR
ii and intellectual improvement kept full pace with
her physical progress. Though carried by the
Sham Democracy at every election up to 1854, she
gave Fremont more than 900 plurality in 80 and
Union. And. though times are hard with her peo-
ple as with almost all Others, she has admirable
soil and most industrious, energetic, and intel-
gent people, and was about to work gradually and
BEAUTIFULLY out of her difficulties
But a great trial, great peril has suddenly as
sailed her Her future. but yesterday hopeful is
now overcast and gloomy. Gtld has been found on
her soil! We fear there is no longer loop to hang
doubt upon. There was joyful report, two
weeks since that the glittering substance was iron
pyrites-ss FOOLS gold, it has been inaccnrately
termed as though fools were attraction for the
other sort. But there seems TO longer reason to
doubt that the real article has been found in several
counties tmainly central and southern) Of Iowa. and
that in some instances it has been dug with profit.
Alas for Iowa Here is the signal and the call
for general stampede to the diggins' of all that
is least worthy least desirable, of the population of
her own and the neighboring States. Fools rush
thlther to dig-knaves to pocket the shining dust
whenever it shall have been separated frem the dirt
which imbeds it The whisky-seller, the dicer, the
tlrab will follow hard on the heels of the digger
they will take nine-tenths of the earnings of the
small fraction of the gold-seekers who really get
anything they will dehauch the morals and i'm
6,,kD sc
large share of the surrounding population so that,
within two years. if the gold holds out. Counties
that now give fair Republican majoritics, will be
rolling up their hundreds, if not thousands, for
Sham Democracy Iowa has till now con-
frontedsuch dangers now environ her may she
prove equal to the great emergency
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27
fT The Administration ask Congress TO

fH The Administration ask Congress for authori-
ty to borrow fifteen millions more to carry on the
government the twenty millions of treasury notes
having heen exhausted. When the Administration
came into power, there twenty millions in the
Treasury The treasury notes and loan now asked
for. will make debt of thirty FIVE millions At this
rate shall be in debt one hundred and fifty mill
ions at the close of Mr. Buchanans four years ser
vice. Congress onght, while authorizing the loan
to take measures to pay it, either Ivy an increase of
the Tariff, OF by direct tax.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE JUDGES.

The Judges of the Supreme and Superior Courts
held their annual meeting at the State House on
Tuesday. to make the appointments Of State Attor
ney and Clerks of Courts for each county, and to al
tot the Terms of Court to be held by the several
Judges.
j, No change was made in the incumbents of the Of
Secs of State Attornies or Clerks Of Court
p The following is the
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27
DTEssT0.

In this village, on the 25th inst, HENRIETTA BuEt,
daughter of William r. Buel, aged "a.
In this town. on the Goth inst, LovrNA, wife Of
Edward Phelps, aged rs. -
In Hartford, JOSEPH GnANNIss, formerly Of Warren.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27
PERKINS
Husking Machine.
@E Eo 1900 -

VWNHIS machine saves much tedious and severe
u hand labor, and is worth many times Its cost
to every farmer.
An agent is wanted in every town in Htchne'd
and Fairfield Counties to solicit orders. Terms I'M
usually liberal. Address J. PERKINS CO.,
5-sto West Killngly, Conn:
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

Is CONSUMPTION CuREBLE I'VE cannot doubt thas
in many cases of seated CONSUMPTION tus been
lion Of DR.. Wistar. lis healing effects are certainly
wonderful
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

~ The Tornado in Illinois on tlIe 18th inst, was
the most destructive known in that region. In
Galesburg buildings of every description blown
down, among which beautiful church eiifce
recently erected by DR.. Edward Beechcr's congre-
cation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

oliver DIsEAsE''-"LivER ConpLAlNr."-For Q
knowledge of the only course of medication that
it, read DR.. Bliss advertisement, in another COZ
umn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

oliver DIsEAsE"-" LIVER CoMPLAIHT"-Wh' b.. Q
got it :? Thousands and tens OF thousands in eWIv
section Of the country. How are ihtyto he enre''
Learn from Dr. Bliss advertisement in another colu mn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

"LIvER DrsEAsE"-" LIVER COMPLAINT" For rec.
sons why j. is cured BY Calomel, Blue Pill R;l:
a nd other patent Pills, read Or. Bliss advertise.
pent, IN another column. - s'fs5
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

oliver DisEAsE"-'L1vER COMPLAINT" -Those
affected should not fail 10 read DIR. Bliss advertise
ment, in another column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

Liver DIsEAsE'-" LIVER CoMrLAIsr. y Whvsre
there so many uncured Read DR.. Bliss adver-
tisement, in another column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

The New York State Inebriate Asylum, lately
chartered, is to be located at Binghamten.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

~ Samuel II. Weston of Washington. respecta-
BILE farmer. committed suicide on the 18th inst by
hanging himself in his cellar. He had been sonic
what depressed IN spirit for weeks, and had at
tempted to cut his throat several days previous to
his death.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

For Sale.

VU1tfE subscriber offers for sale fine and heavy
Durham Bull one year old, color red. II not
sold he will stand the stable OF the or ne
season. d sISNAAs&
Milton, May 10. 1858. s4g
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

CONGRESS The Senate have passed ill to re-
u
peal the Fishing Bounties after 1885, by vote Of
80 to %. 1t will undoubtedly be rejected in the
House, if reached at al during the present ses-
SION. The House have passed the Civil Appro-
priation Bill after striking out one million for the
Capitol Extension. A large number of private bills
have passed both houses, and the prospect seems
fair for an adjournment on the 18th Of June
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

10 The War Department received letters on Sat
urday from Fort Scott confirming the run,ors of the
departure of Gov. Cummings for Salt Lake, and the
probable exodus of portion Of the Mormons. But
the information is not regarded as sufficient to war
rant change i'll tile military arrangements
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27
OLE Gitt9ftl1 Gnanusr:
Litchheld, Conn, Thursday. May 81. 1883.

6S"The Legislature have resolved to adjourn on
the ID of June. making session only half the usual
length. We hope there will be no reconsideration
of this resolution. There is no more business now
before the Committees than there was last session
week before the adjournment, and its completion by
the I'd proxmo will be creditable to the General AS
sembly. There are no exciting questions to occupy
the forensic powers of the talking members. Even
Mr.. Graves buncombe movement on the liquor law
has gone to rest for this session at least So mem
J.
bers will find no difficulty in getting through by the
time designated -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

A BEAUTIFUL LOT of Berages, Muslins, chal.
"A lies, Prints &C., received this week II
C. B. BISHOP q cos
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27
oRpINAT1oN. AT ToRRINGFoRD.

On Tuesday. 18TH instant. Rev. Charles Newman
was ordained to the work of the GOSPEL Ministry,
and installed Pastor of the Congregational Church
and Society in Torrinsfnrd.
Introductory services and prayer ny Rev Robert
D. Gardner of Ellsworth Sermon, from Psalm xiv
8, by Rev F. w.spencer of New-Hartsord ordain-
ing and Installing Prayer by Rev. Fl. L. Vail of
Litchfeld Charge to the Pastor by Rev. VIM. B.
Clark of North Cornwall; Right Hand of Fellow
ship by Rev. L. H. Barber of Htchcockville; Charge
to the Church and Society, ard Concluding Prayer.
by Rev. Joseph EIdriice D. D. of Norfolk and Ben
ediction by the Pastor. The exercises altogeth
of highly interesting character; and the sing
ing. performed by youthful but well trained choir.
and directed by leader from among themselves.
peculiarly adapted to the OCCASION and executed
with admirable taste and propricty.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27
NEice.

JVOtice.
ENT 8. TAYLOR will be at Lich6eld the last
w Q week in May for the purpose Of tuning and
repairing Piano Fortes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27
LlTCHFIELD BANK,

LITcHrlELD, May n 1855.
A N INSTAIMENT OF TEN DOLLARS peg
n share the Capital Stock OF this Bank 10 made
payable IT their Banking House on the fret day Of JsIy
next. Also further nsta lment Of Ten Dollars per
share on the first day Of August next.
By order Of The Board, s2s
E L. HOUGHTON. Cashier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27

CHECKED CLOTH and Trimmings for Dustels,
u at G. B. BISHOP 3 co.'s.
VWyHE prettiest assortment of PARA6OIS in
town, at C. B. BISHOP cos
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27
Use the Best

LICE beauty. brilliancy and economy buy Whr-
IL sER, PIATr & Bios PATENT COAL OFT,
LAMP. This Lamp will give light equal to ar,
Fluid Lamps Of two wicks each, at faB a. -.
This Oil is not explosive, and can be burned IL ff;
Lamp without smell or smoke - 81
We are prepared to supply the LAMPS, shadcs.
chmnsys, uicks and oil in any quantity. s
]. g. BECkWITH, South street Drur store
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-26
Special Notices.


.uerfess .uHssang LfRfmens.-H IL
eighty years since this Liniment was first offered to
the afflicted. Many millions Of bottles have been
used and it has given better satisfaction than any
article ever before tried for similar purposes. 1t
possesses specific power over infiammations, and
chronic or accidental arrangement of the Muscles,
joints, Ligaments or Skin. II is source Of great
pleasure to feel that have been the humble
means of relieving such an immense amount Of
suffering and have caused many thousands to ''leap
for joy" because their pains were relieved their
wounds healed and their stiff joints made elastic.
Inscriptions parties, regardless Of their obliga-
tons to ourselves the public, are engaged in at
tempting to introduce spurious and miserable ar
ticle under another name, by representing il to he
the same or similar. ns- BE on your guard Buy
none but the original MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN
INTENT, and you will not be deceived. G. W.
westbrcok, Originator. BARNES q PARK,
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