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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26

Tun JAPANESE WAR STEAMER, the Candin- u,arrah, which has just arrived at San Francisco, ;s the first that ever crossed the Ocean. She is a ten-gun vessel, measuring 300 tons, built in Holland about three years ago, and sent as a nresept to the Emperor of Japan by the Dutch King.
 The following is list of her officers :-Ad- mira,. n-ra-to-no-ka-me Captain, Kat-sin tar-roh Captain attending, Margero Heuten- ants so-ko-rah- -to-to-sah, Okeomo, Yuha, Use- e-ro. To-mo-a-go-ro, En-ah-ket-che Chief Eng1n- eer. Kin-go-ro four midshipmen, three doctors and seventy seamen before the mast. Notwlth, standing this highsounding crew, she had to get an American Navy Lieutenant (BRooKE) and his men to sail her across, for though excellent sailors on their own coast, the Japanese are not accustomed to being out of sight of land and ol course know nothing of our coasts.
 METHODIST APPoN NTMENTs-1he following ap pointments of preachers were made by the Methodist Episcopal Conference at its late ses sion in Stamford:
 B,idqepo,t Dish'ict-W. c. Hoyt, Presiding ElderDBridgeport and Fairfield, Albert Nash East Bridgeport. c. Stillman; Southport, 5 Landon; Westport and Poplar Plains, A; 5 Gung Norwalk. 4th Church. J. J. Woolley New Canaan, c. B. Ford; Wilton and Nortf Wilton, w. F. Gilbert Georgetown and Zion's Hill, J. Crawford Rldgefeld I. Smith Bethel H. F. Pease Danbury, J. Pegg. Jr; Bedding J. w. Horve Easton. A. McAllister; Stepney D. Nash Trumbull and Daniels Farms, c. F Allen; Newton, East Village and Pleasantvile R. R. Reynolds; New Milford, w. Siverthorne Cromwell Ellsworth and Warren, B. w. Lock wood Litchield. A. Booth; West Goshen, A Ross West Winsted. W. T. Hill Wolcottvlle CIV. Powell Bakerville, B. Bedford Plym outh, D. Tracey; Waterbury G. $. Gilbert Beth lem, L. w. Abbott; Middlebury, B. T. Abbott Watertown and North Watertown, A. V. R Abbott; Woodbury, G. Dunbar; Southbury, H Husted; Naugatuck and Beacon Falls. P. B Chandles; Seymour and Great Hill, L.P. Perry Ansonia, w. Howard; Birmingham R. II. Loom is; Stratford s. A. Seaman Nichols Farms D. Osborn Milford, $. C. Reeles; J. L. Gilpel Principal of Church Hill Institute at New Ca naan. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26
LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS.
Litchfeld.

A1GShAACAus
 At the Special Town Meeting, held at the Town Room on Saturday last, E. w. Seymour Esq. made report from the Railroad Commit tee, and read from the report of Mir. Marsh, the Engineer, the estimates of the construction of a road from this village to the Housatonic Val ley; by which it appears, that the maximum cost of the road will be about $24,O0O per mile including track, superstructure, station houses &c. The representatives from this town were requested to procure from the Legislature a charter for the road, and the same Committee were re-appointed to make negotiations and pro. cure subscriptions for the construction of the road.
 Messrs John H. Hubbard, George c. Wood ruff, and Edwin B. Webster, were appointed a Committee to oppose the applications for di vision of the County.
 The young Republicans of Harris Plain Litchtield, erected Freedom pole on Saturday last. near the residence of E. G. Osborne, Esq. The pole is about 100 feet high and gives credit to those who got it up. It is decidedly of great symmetrical beauty. The young ladies of the Fifth School District gave the Wide-a-Wakes a Flag of our Union," and now the stars and stripes are waving in the breeze. Space has been reserved on the flag for star for Kansae when she shall be admitted to the Sisterhood of States. Welcome Kansas, Free! Winsted.
 THE REV. c. W. POTTER, of Winsted, has accepted call from the Baptist Church in West Otis, Mass, to become their pastor, and has en- tered on his new field of labor. Woodbury.
 The Rev. E. Edwin Hall has declined a call from the First Church in Woodbury. He re- sides for the present in Guilford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26
Superior COurt-April Term.
HoN. JOHN D. PARK, Judge.

TON. JOHN U. I AKk
 Wood5ury Sacings Bank and Building Asso ciation V. Charter Oak Fire and Mn'ine A.su rance Co.-Action for damage by fire to fac tory at Naugatuck-the policy having been made in the name of Smith, Beechsr & Beers the owners of the premises burnt, and payable in case of loss to the plaintiffs. Verdict for the plffs to recover $3O6O 40 and costs. Motion filed in arrest. Cothren and Kellogg for pl'f Chapman and Hubbard X Ransom for delft. Htvvey Laurence V. Housatonic Raih-oao Co.-Action for personal injury sustained in consequence of Plaintiffs horse taking fright al freight car of Defendants standing upon theil track at North Canaan.
 The Pl'ff claimed the car was standing un lawfully in. the highway, and was 5 nuisance The Defendants denied that it was on the high way, and also denied that the horse was frightened at the car. Verdict for Pl'f, $500 damages, and his costs.
 For Plff, Woodruffs and Granger.
 For Defts, Hubbard < Ransom, and Peet. There are other Railroad Companies who would do we'll to be a little more careful about leaving their freight cars on the public high ways.
 Timothy Ryan, Esq. of Norfolk, was admitted as an Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law. s. P. Beers, Henry s Barbour, Geo. P. Tall madge, E. NJ. Kellogg, F. D. Beeman, Henry NJ Dutton, J. R. Harper, Henry A. Bills, and Samuel D. Orton, were appointed Commission CTS of the Superior Court.
 The Court adjourned over from Friday the 20th, to Monday next, when the criminal busi ness will be dispatched, and the jury dismissed The Court Docket will then occupy the Cour for couple of weeks, probably.
 R0-The Supreme Court, all the Judges pres ent-is now in session. The following cases have been argued:
 .Ayred GM v. J. C. Palmer, Hartford case ! Motion for anew trial. Thequastion st issue is
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26

bD~ Our Correspondent, "The Old Man of the Mountains" closes his communications for the present with an excellent and timely article on the use of Tobacco. Weinvite all our young men and boys to give it an attentive perusal. There is no more unnecessary, not to say vicious, indulgence than the use of the weed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26
Official Vote for Senators,

FIRST DISTRICT. Thomas Belknap, r. 4,O5s Elisha Johnson, d. 4,247 Johnson's plurality, ls9.
 SECOND DISTRICT. John w. Stoughton, r. 2,443 Melanchon Hudson, d. 2,O97 Stoughton's plurality, 346.
 THIRD D1srr1cr. John Wizard, r. 2,2G5 Lonzo M. Smith, d. 2,446 Smiths plurality, lsl.
 FOURTH DISTRICT. Leverett Candee, r. 3,526 Wilson H. Clark, d. 4,255 Clark's plurality, 729.
 FIFTH DISTRICT. Philo P. Buckingham, r, 2.545 Nathan A. Baldwin, d. 2,el8 Baldwin's plurality, 373.
 SIXTH DISTRICT. Orville II. Platt, r. 249O Erastus c. Scranton, d. 2,5l7 scranton's plurality, 27.
 SEVENTH DISTRICT. John Brewster, r. 2lOe Ephraim Williams, Jr. d. 1910 Brewster's plurality, l99.
 EIGHTH DISTRICT. Joseph G. Lamb, r. 2O54 James A. Hovey, d. 1890 Lambs plurality, GA.
 NINTH DISTRICT. David P. Otis, r. l,43S Richard F.. Selden, d. 1,l56 Otis plurality, 282.
 TENTH DISTRICT. David NJ. Marvin, r. 2,532 Richard H. Winslow, d. 2,93l Winslows plurality, 399.
 ELEVENTH DISTRICT. Frederick S. Wildman, r. 1859 P. A Souton, d. 1881 Wildman's plurality, 29.
 TWELFTH DISTRICT. Julius B. Curtis, r. 2,421 James H. Hoyt, d. 2,222 Curtis plurality, l99.
 THIRTEENTH DISTRICT. William H. Cogswell, r. l,570 Frank 5. Burgess, d. l,294 Cogswell's plurality, 276.
 FOURTEENTH DISTRICT. George A. Paine, r. 2,Os4 Jeremiah Olney, d. l,2Gs Paine's plurality, SIG.
 FIFTEENTH DISTRICT. Hiram Goodwin, r. 1852 Anson Colt, d. 1,527 Goodwin's plurality, 325.
 SIXTEENTH DISTRICT. Andrew B. Mygatt, r. 1,733 George C. Hitchcock, d. l,G44 Mygatt's plurality, S9.
 SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. John Hopson, r. 1,G55 Pliny L. Barton, d. 1850 Hopson's plurality, 5o6.
 EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT. Hiram Veasy, r. l,296 Gabriel W. Coite, q. POOP Coite's plurality. 7o6.
 NINETEENTH DISTRICT. Edward w. Pratt, r. 1882 Daniel B. Warner, q. l,l14 l'ratts plurality, l5S
 TWENTIETH DISTRICT. Ephralm II. Hyde, r. 1,l44 William C. Newcomb, d. HOO Hyde's plurality, A..
 TwENTY-FIRsr DISTRICT. Marcus Lillie, r. 1891 Alfred k. Goodrich, d. l,OS6 Lilies plurality, 3O5.
 Official Vote for Sheriff. Leverett w. Vessels, (rep.) p.)............ A. C. Smith, (dem.) .................. /
 Vessels majority. .........
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26

nGrIn St. Paul, Minnesota, the Democrats had 2SS majority last Fall. This Spring it is reduced to l5. Next time the majority will be the other way.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26

D9s" Rev. Mir. Parmelee will lecture before the Historical Society at the Court House this We'd nlsday) e> ening at o'clock, on the Steady Habits of Litchfeld County in the Olden Time.''
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26

@r The money has been subscribed, and ar engagements completed, for a Telegraph to this village So that matter is settled. Now for the Railroad.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26
TIE HARTFORD COUNTY SHERIFF.

HE uARTFOKD COUNTY SHEK1FF.
 The State Canvassers, on counting the votes of Hartford County have found Lucius C. Good, rich, the Republican candidate, to have major ty, and have given him a certificate of election The Time, publishes the following table to prove the vote TIE. If 1t is correct, it would still give Mir. Goodrich, the present incumbent, the office, by tie vote of the Legislature, even if the votes for Mir. Phelps father should be counted
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26
Omcial Vote for Goverror.
Total. .H,459

 Buckingham's majority, 54l. Catlin's majority for It. Governor, 6l2 Boyd's majority for Secretary of State, 33l Hendee s majority for Treasurer 726; Buells majority for Comptroller, 479.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26

In the month of May, ls59 there arrived in Boston from Holland, four Dutch COWS directed to w. w.. Chenery of Belmont. These COWS were black, thick skinned large and said to he great milkers. On landing they appeared hun gry, thirsty and neglected, and one of them it is said, had not been on her legs for twenty days. Two of these cows were so feeble that they had to be carried to Belmont, some six miles from Boston. A few days after arrival. on the -3lst of May. one of the COWS died. On the 2nd of June a second died and on the Beth of June a third. The fourth is now alive and doing we'll. In all, Mir. Chenery has within year lost twen- ty-seven head of cattle of other importations, then on his premises. The disease was not sup posed contagious till recently. Last June. Cur tiss Stoddard of North Brookfeld bought three grade Dutch calves of Mir. Chenery and brought them home. One of them was taken sick about the lst of August, and was finally taken to his fathers. Mir. Leonard Stoddard s, to he doctored. It was placed in his barn by the side of other cattle and died there about the lst of September. Mir. Stoddard, being trading man, sold the has died and the third lives. In November last the younger Stoddard had an auction, and his stock were purchased by the farmers of that re- zion. About two months ago, Mir. Stoddard be- ing logging near MT. Allen Woodis'~ house, put his cattle in the barn to feed. and as conse- quence MT. Woodis has lost his entire herd. In November last, Mr. Alden Olmstead swapped cattle with Mir. Stoddard, and hence his herd be- came infected. Similar results have everywhere followed similar exposures. The doctors as yet have suggested no remedies, but call the disease pneumonia, dropping the pleuro. It is hoped that some remedy may yet be suggested, and that we may profit by the experience of the wretehed Hollanders
 THE LYNN SrRKE-The Boston IrareAer says that majority of the shoemakers in Lynn are now employed at satisfactory prices, but that owing to the limited demand for goods, large number will necessarily be out of employ for some 6me.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26
Official Vote for Sheriff,
Vessels majority.

Leverett w. Vessels, (rep.) ..5245
 A. C. smith, (dem.) ............ .4G29
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Ote unterSeidnettL Ienfsn Die Qufnerflamfeit
Sen Nleperoertaufern auf ibr Eager BON @ruce-
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uno Yfsfer; 9frifen, 8eien, Gimer unC aQe be
loniti9en Nrtitsl, Die III elmer Grocery 9ep66nlib
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billiacn Nreilen U%rrFlule.
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WATSON s. BAYLY,
Se1entlihe Nirrirhtn OlnmEHn

c%npfeblen I'D ;r Einnatnls aler 3cftsf6le, Nc bri BEN &c.
;jdtcn Der Stact StIdmpEO wno ben County Gprrlen Won
6cnrteO uo G%bcltTftrl6 ~anban9is a,nabt wubt.
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aer uno GOmmtMioner in &bQnccrp.
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GOurt 81 9il'nle. 9ommsltpnrE Of Gecr0 &c. uno 51srtlitr
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Granh GSlir'G s9aaaiirte .Dcituna.
gran SCSIic'S S%IIunrirtc 8citunSS
Trouf Realise Gnua,.. 1."

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pier 9corttt, Is Seitcn ltorf unb jC6r Sabroano bericIbeu.
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ec cIniC.nc Numncr, $500 i6brIit in 8crouStciabluno.
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wolfe SuulrNttcncn Der beNcuteuitcn Eaocscrrionidc, aueoes
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Ntr p%rricnbcn Gin GrempIar fur SO 90
5wrt @renpIorc fur $500
grant SeEltc,
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folt cplcr &nliep iu 6 uuo s Ste, mcrlb 10 uup
L Gte.; 500 0omen.O buffers st MIR so Gts. ;
itrarie letpenc 2ac" SbamIe uno NionttaaS M
-, uuo q, bic unpcrrGrt5 pas Opppclte fcfen.
Die ttltc @uomobl Yon SpnncnIhirmcu ven 623
an. Grteniirn StrtS, Gle i66nIte 2luarobl, Ypn
70 GtS. an. SoidcntidCr Yuu ) Gte. an. GteIa
Sbnm'c gu 81, tilia fir 50. Zen trIttn aetlrid.
ten 9ottrn, mertb SbiutnQ, ;u 123. 10. s uno
elm rcdt Autcr Nrtjtct icItf fir 6 Gte. 700 Bon
net Jiou@es, pcn l6 Gts. an, 5ur 0Glfte res
grcilce, mas in Mhtiucry S.urc8 bcrrdbrct rciro.
Sto1e fir 6crru- unO &nobcn &lriocr. Gbcd,
Gambrjc uno SwiB dustin. Gamtr;c 8oubs
unC Collars. 9tajn @in9boms fir 9pmncte uuO
beinc9roBr NIomdNl lOnltgcr 9lrtifcl iu a~ufercr-
ocutIth bluigcn Nrcjien.
SOicpb Strous, Nc. 27 MatuRr.
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S}cfaumtn,ncf>uunc,,.

6Nmtu ss@mcrit. Yadctfahrt- 2cticn. WelcaldaIt.
Odmpficbihabrt
;ptnen
9amburg unS Tcm Nprf, oia Srutbumptrn,
pernit:clit Der ncucn ouf coS Sclioefe aetouisn unb Gle
9ouiete cin9erlttttsn sresen eilcrRen 9pltrampfl6iTe
Sorult ia, 1000 &pnS, @apt. &rautmann.
. 0mmUria, 1000 3uns, Capt. S8wenIen.
Sa%rpnja, $500 GpuS, Capt. Gblers.
Obtse me9cn ibrer ftneIeu uno elldljden Gobrten rfbnl>
ltdlt tstatnte Dampfl@i1c perocn resslmdBie am
@rlten uno 6unf3sbnten irren Wpnats
ron Aelp Scrt uno 5ambur9, ria Southampton erpeoiri uuo
nebmtn 9ano9tCre pen Neip 9jurf nab
@n,nour9' 9aore. SpnepH Ine Suutbampton
~ f~pleentcn 9reilsr:
Srfe 9GjNte 500.
3wftl. Gajute So.
Smtlbehptd 35.
Snn Sdmbura nab sScp Mort:
Stlit SSlule Sli2:3O. -Smritc ge!ute S75. 3mif6cnSsf
no NSe3ch Nsoi0Sc werer man lid ali
g. y. giidbdrS, SoaS II. Gntp,
$50 93rrabway Nem SIars
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&l3. 0Ia1,

30, 16l Srcnttr., Srjihru rcr Gtcn uno item.
N5cnt fir 6ctctfd'o G6ampaaurr,
cnriir6It hcm ecutihcn @uttifum lctn frtI6 nus
NeEommcnCe Eager BON Giaarrcn, gScincu. @bnm,
wagner, Ectticbcn, ~Nctrnnntc Waurcln, iitcriud
rrteu @nImua &c, rdmtit
100000 rcutIbe GjQarrer, aue Sranre,
10000 Gpn6ns 6npana,
10000 6curp Clay 6aNaua,
10000 Srobucce 6aYluo,
$4,000 Nriucipc, giara,
40 Grrcn NGtiapcinc,
70 &Grtc 6tjctFd lhtn GGnmpaancr. fir
mclhcn i'd }9cut hin Yon s bio Ii Gpt-
lars per &ort,
80 Outcno Ycbtubcn,
so 9fp. aebronuts Waubctn uno itcriud
crten Galmuo.
wCl6r @rtifcl ib 81 tin;gcm NrciS pfcrirc.
81. NfaV. Plat.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
SGcue SSirtbfbnft
uuC
Sa8erbtcr g al Q II.

Dem putlitum bic crartrnfe Nn,ciee, boE rer
llttcrsci6nrts in icinCm nouic am 2l'cm Niartt.
rem 8ii6mortt 9cacnitcr, cine g0irtbIhoft nctl
Sn9erbtsr> Sotpn crribtct Bat, nofelt1 or Iih
frCuen mirb, icinc 8rrunce uuo raS Wueljtum i'm
QuAcmciten nit ocn bcitcn gttrdntcn t~gpienCr
All tGnncn. TIprrncc WtIICr.
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French Millinery!
MdOome @

gSo. % NatnsS trn6e, crBteIt Icetcn ci, ne,cS
N6Crtimcnt pou 6iiten, Sano unO 8lumen, fer.
ner cine 9rpBe NtSpo6l Don &opIpnben mn
Orc6sGopa, DEN 0omcn teIunccrs ,u smpiebltn.
pcide rir SprinA5 6eiuben. Ode pieIe gBaorrn
p%rrfauft 3u ouBcrOrpcntljA tiaigcn 0rciien
81 arom SUn,
SO. SO Matnfr.
SirIeS @cibaft 1T Samatng0 unO Sonntn0o
gchblpiien.