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EDWARD Y. CANNON,
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Office: @df Governor. unp SraufIin- Strast.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-12

neA Edmund c. Stedman's poems, in 12mo volume, price 5 cents, will be issued by Scribnel of New York, about the 10th of April Sted man is the author of the Diamond Wedding and the Tribune Lyrics the coming volume will add to his fame.
 R9~Mr. Wigfall, the Senator from Texas who advocates Disunion on the floor of the Sen ate chamber, is queer kind ofa man. He late ly proclaimed that poverty was disgrace, and that no man need be poor. It was only he said another word for vagrancy!
 ~Professor Johnston, of the Wesleyan University of Middletown, was presented with a choice lot of silver ware on the anniversary oi his silver wedding last Thursday evening.
 AsgThe Democratic National Committee which met last Thursday at Washington, unan imonsly agreed that it was inexpedient to change the place of holding the Convention.
 pe-In Michigan the recent town and city elections show an almost unbroken series of Re publican triumphs.
 p@rA call for Republican State convention at Wheeling, May 2nd, to elect delegates to Chi cago is circulating in Virginia,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-12
REPRESENTATIVE.

REPREsENTATIvEs.
 Asterisks (*) for democrats. Litchfe7d County. | L1TcHFIELD-E w. Seymour*, Daniel Stod dard*. Bethlena-Samuel L. Bloss# 1 BridgeUater-John,P Peck.* | Ba,.h;hamstez-Ha Doolittle* Philemon Perry*. l Cole6yooh-H. S. Sawyer, l.. NJ. Turrell.* l CornauaN-Nathan Hart Jr., R. B. Hopkins | Canaaa-Daniel Brewster*. | Goshen-Moses Cook, Jonathan B. Thomp son.
 Harwinton-George Gridley, Charles M Wilson.
 Kent-John Spooner. Morris-William B. Ames*. No,5olk-Robbins Battell, Thomas S. Curtis North Canaan-William Douglass. Ne,o Miyford-Carr Hine, Isaac Reynolds.
 Ne,c Ha,yord-David s. Miller, William Warner
 PlymoaA-James Terry
 Ror6my-C Charles Beardsley*.
 Salisbury-Geo. Cofing, H. Landon.*
 iSharoa-Chesterfeld Chapman, Henry T Finch.
 Torrington-Francis Holey, Harlow Filler. Wduren-Leander Jennings. Washiuqton-Robert Limburner, Isaac D.
  Patterson. Winchester-Gideon Hall, Sylvester Platt. Woodbmry-Charles Willard, Philo M. Trow. bridge.
 WatertoDn-Sherman F. Woodward.
 Hurgord County.
 HARTFORD. Henry c. Deming,s Chas. r. Nor. than,
 Avon, Oliver T. Bishop.
 Berlin Newton Woodford.
 Bloomfield, Jonathan E. Palmar.a Bristol Benjamin F. Hawley.o
 Burlington, Austin Brooks,o
 Canton. Watson Case,
 East Hartford, Samuel E. Chapman. Selder Brewer
 East Windsor. John F. Fitts, Luman S. Allen
 East Granby. Lemuel c. Holcomb.o
 Enfield. Calvin o. King, Reuben A. Pease
 Farmington, Chauncey Rowe, Geo. E. Terry.
 Glastonbury, Willard E. Howe Jared Goodrich. Granby, Edmund Holcomb, Edmund A. Hol- comb.
 Hartland, Darius Emmons,e Munson Merri- am.o
 Manchester Hart Porter. Marlborough, Giles Shattuck." New Britain, Philip Lee,e Samuel Stanley" Rocky Hill. Wm. R. Bulkeley.p Simsbury, Charles L. Roberts, Jr.," aeremian
 stoninaton. J. B. savage.c Cad Norton,s South Windsor Samuel E. Elmer. s,,f,;ald vs; Aretas Rising. Alexander c. Rose. West Hartford, Solomon s. Flagg
 Wethersfeld, Wm. Willard, Reuben c. Osborn windsor, E. S. Alvord, . Edwin Griswold.s Windsor Locks, Charles Carter,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-12
Litchfield is looking up!

pGae Finding our own crowded columns made quate to giving full returns of the most exciting election ever held in Connecticut ,re hare sco,k- cd of e Supplementary .Sheet which we fold within our regular issue to-day. t IS ratter more Mdn ,ce can aGord, but we only ask that our readers will appreciate itas an effort to please them.- Winsted Herald
 The immense enterprise to which this "Sup- plementary Sheet" (which seems to have been worked offin the Hartford Press ofHce,) subject ed the Herald, was probably about fifty cents a hundred. We certainly hope the outlay won't break our Winsted neighbor. 7ais office work cd off an extra, with full returns from every town in the county but one, on Monday night alter the election, and yet we did not conside, the operation one that we cannot afordto repeat again. "WE are satisfied"
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-12
WOOdbury.

WOOdbury. Justices of the Peace elected April 2d. Thomas Bull, Lewis Judd, William Cothren, Nathaniel Smith, Henry Dawson, D. c. Sawyer. R. J. Allen, H. H. Peck, J. W. Rogers, Leman G. Avery.
 #-Rev. E. E. Hall has declined the invitation extended to him, by the First Congregational Church, of Woodbury, to become it's Pastor. Canaan. Justices of the Peace elected April 2nd. Milo Holabird, Ozias Root, R. H. Wilcox, Ly- man Page, John A. Gillett, Hiram Holcomb, G. W. Peet.
 Colebrook.
 Justices of the Peace elected April 2nd.
 Reuben Rockwell, James Cobb, Harry w. Pinney, Abiather Hill, J. H. Stadwood, J. S. Wheeler, c. c. Newton. Goshen.
 Justices of tine Peace elected April 2nd.
 Henry Norton, Amos Davidson, Ebenezer Wing, John NJ. Wadhams, Geo. A. Hill, David Lucas, Wm. Lyman, A. w. Newton. New Hartford.
 Justices of the Peace elected April 2d.
 James L. Watson, Henry Jones, Fitch Bur nell, Herman Chapin, c. W. Henderson, Oliver Griggs, R. M. Seymour, W. B. Merrill, s. o. Mason, A. E. Merrill J. B. Foster, C.P Lyman Jos. E. Goodwin. WatertoWn.
 Justices of the Peace elected April 2d.
 L. W. Cutler, O. T. Hickox, Russel s. Beers, George Woodward, George s. skilton, George s. Field, Samuel A. Merwin. Washington.
 Justices of the Peace elected April 2d.
 1thiel Hickox, Henry J. Church, Joseph N. Frost, Romulus W. Ford, Russell W. Frsbie, Henry Platt, George ". Bolles, Abel Bristol, Robert Limburner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

| HE death of JAS. kIRKE PACLDING has been | announced since our last. He died at his resi- dence> at TaTytown, New York, on Thursday April 5th. Early in life he became associated with Washington Irving in connection with whom he published the series of whimsical sat rical papers called salmagundi. Hence his name, as we'll by this association, as by the sim ilarity of his life and character, and many stri- king coincidences in his style and matter as a novelist, has become familarized with that of Irving.
 He was ono of the most prolific of American novslists, and enjoyed high position in the lit erary world which numbered Irving and Cooper as his compeers and rivals. He was born on the 22d of August, 1779, and at the ripe age of seventy-one, he sinks to his final rest, at the close of life we'll spent, and singu larly quiet and rewarding.
 THE death of Mrs. Anne Jameson, a distin- guished British authoress, is also announced. She is we'll known in this country as the author ess of many popular works including the "Char.
 
 Italian Painters" She was born in the latter part of the last century, and seemed almost the last link, if we except Savage Landor, of that circle of brilliant men and women that adorned the opening years of the present cen tury She died in London on the l7th ut. l LATEST FROM EuRopE-The news is not i'm portant. A warrant has been issued against Heenan and Savers to compel them to keep the peace-but which probably won't prevent them pummelling one another.
 The Atlantic Telegraph Co. has determined to raise $lOO,O0O on mortgage of the old cable to be expended in efforts for it's restoration.
 The treaty for the cession of Savoy to France was published, but it's features were already known.
 CONGRESS has been doing little of late. The President has sent in protest to the House oi Representatives against enquiriug into his con. nection with election frauds in Pennsylvania and elsewhere-but the House by Q majority vote have decided to press the resolution.
 The Senate have been and are considering I the Homestead bill.
 AFTER the Jury, in the Carstang-Shaw, case had returned their verdict for the defendent, MT Shaw, he entertained his friends and hoisted 6 red flag, signifying freedom, above his dwelling
 TIE Charter Election in Hartford on Monday resulted in the election of Henry c. Deming as Mayor by 44e majority over Allyn the present incumbent The Republicans carry 3 wards snd the Democrats 3, and the council is also tie. I A MAN named Dunham was killed on Saturday in the Middlesex quarry, by the explosion of $ blast He was blown into the air some thirty feet, and fell upon the rock, wounding him SC that he fingered but few hours.
 naEMr. Vim. c. Bryant delivered an oratior on Tuesday evening of last week in New York upon the occasion of the birthday of the iustri , ous Washington Irving. It was one of the most beautiful and perfect tributes ever paid to genius
 ne- MT. H. Markinfeld Addey accompanied by Mir. William Newman, one of the artists o |, the London Punca, has come to New York te establish daily illustrated comic paper of tht i size of the Paris Chorirari,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-12
Superior Court-April Term.

superior COurt-Apr1l Term.
 HON. JOHN D. PARK, Judge
 Haler [. Dean V. Phebe Deau.-Petition for divorce granted. Giddings for petitioner. Peshuel MiNspaugav. V. Caroline {. MiAspaugA Petition for divorce granted Graves for pe- titioner.
 The case of Kellogg V. BeckuiM & Llolister was called, and after short discussion about lost and found writ was postponed till the Sep tember Term.
 George Wheaton, Esq. and David c. Whittle- sey, Esq have been appointed Commissioners of the Superior Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-12

kSs.fhe Locofoco papers of this State say they will fetch us in another State election They have made the same boast at every threshing we have given them for the last eight years. "Hope springs eternal in the Loco breast"
 The political What-isit? Governor Sprague of Rhode Jsland-Noaecich Bulletin.
 The political Whereis-it? The Locofoco par ty of the same State--Comaat.
 The political Whenis-it that the fierce Dem ccracy are going to fetch us?" Will somebody name the time? ''Forrard the Ninai'
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-12
List of Judges of Probate of Litch.
 field County.

ELECTED APRIL 2D, 1860. Litchfeld-Charles Adams,r Barkhamsted-Daniel Young, d. Canaan-M. T. Granger, d. Cornwall-H. Milton Hart, r. Harwinton-Lewis Smith, r. Kent-Rufus uller, q. New Hartford-Henry Jones, r. New Milford-Samuel D. Orton, q. Norfolk-Robbins Battell, F. Plymouth Giddings, r. Roxbury-Herman B. Eastman, d. salisbury-Robert N Fuller, r. Sharon-Henry V. King,r. Torrington-H. s. Barbour,r r. Washington--Ithiel Hickox, q. Watertown-Leman W. Cutler, f. Winchester--John Boyd, r. Woodbury-James Huntington, d. Republicans l2, Democrats 6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-12

H-We are under renewed obligations to the gentlemanly Postmaster in connection with John H. Smith for the gift of a full bottle of black ink, with box of excellent Black Repub- lican Pens The gift coming so soon after elec- ton is doubly appreciated, and, we assure them, will be used in our happiest manner to advance the triumphant cause
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-12
The Legislature.

The following is a list of the Senators and Representatives elected on Monday, April 2d
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-03

OF the many blessings which an all-wlse ssut OiSn
tor has bestowed on ungrateful, yet dePsnsSrS VA
man, the knowledge Of the laws Of heAlsn sJ
remedies for distressing naladiess Y ceI..,r ary
among the most useful For Diarrhes0, TX
Cholera Morbus, and similar affections I. - =
bowels, Green's CarmiRative Syrup ae's - ,bs
charm, relieving the sufferer and Hes.osna
rosy tint Of health, single bottle Nin eOn a.her
the most sceptical. See adxertisemenkin sp''-'
column.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-03

ONION sETTS-Just received BY un.v
ID THOMPSON + GkA'
December 24.h, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-03
Mr.. IYERsON read as follows:

After this, they sent ambassadors again to
Athens, commanding them to levy the seige from
before Potde and to suffer Egina to be free !;
bnt principally, and most painfully telling them
that the war should not be made in case they
would abrogate thea act concerning the Megareans
By which act they we're forbidden both the fairs
Of Attica and all ports within the Athenian do
minion. But the Athenians would not obey them,
neither in the rest of their commands nor in the
abrogation Of that act; but recriminated the
Megareans for having titled holy ground, and
unset-out with bounds, and for receiving of their
slaves that revolted. But at length, when the
Iast ambassadors from Lacedemon we're arrived,
namely: Rhamphias, Melesippus and Agesauder,
nd spake nothing Of that which formerly they
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Teachers Institute.-Te Teachers, remem.
Der that the Institute commences on the 18th
day Of Nov, 1860, and continues one week.
Prof Kidd will positively be on hand to
lecture on ElOcution and give his endless va.
riety Of illustrations. As a teacher Of Elocu-
tion, he is second 10 none, and, as this Is one
Of the most important branches in our sch ool
it will richly remunerate all who calculate to
teach.
All the branches that are taught in som d.
mon schoolswill be thoroughly explained, by
first elAas teachera who have taken great
pains TO prepare them mselveS in the most APP
proved methods Of teaehing.
The day tims win be given to lectures, the
evenings to the discussion Of some important
department of teaching, where all can have
a chance to participate and exchange their
different methods ofteaehing.
Itis hoped that the teachers win all turn
out, and bring their friends along, as school
teaching is one Of the most important profess
'iOns, and teachers should by no means un-
dertake it, unless they are fully prepared, and
the way to prepare yourself is to attend the
Institute, keep up with the times, and you
will be able to teach good school, and ac-
quit youraslf with honor So, come along
and We viii make room for you.
BY order Of com.
Republic, Seneca CO. J.o. MYERS, Sec.
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BOOK NOTICES.

Cooley, always fresh and inviting, again
graees our table. II Is the "NE PLUS uLTRA," /"
In the department of literature TO which it be-
longs. and an Indispensable insti tuition in ev-
cry well regulated family. Everybody should
take Cooley. Price 50.
The Atlantic for November is, il possible
more interesting than its predecessors. True
merit and not "sbow" or flash" is is chief
CHARACTERISTIC. Itputs the best on the inside
and when you open is modest covers, you
are sure to mud m;no Of rich thought crop
ping out on every page. The present mum.
Der contains the beginning Of an excellent
story entitled midsummer and NAY"
Harper still reigns peerless in tho de-
dartment Of popular, American, magazine
lit rature. The illustrations in the Noyem.
Der number, are fine specimens Of art and
the articles have the ring OF the true metal
It never fails to have soms,hing fresh Andin-
wiling.
Peterson for Nov ie before us and it's f.
miliar face we welcome. ns We do that Of a
friend II contains all the information nee.
essary ior the ''dear ladies. which i saying
a great deal in this age Of hoops and firtA-
tiOns
A Higher Arithmetic, embracing the sci
ence Of numbers and the art Of application,
by A. SCHuv LER A n. principal Of Sehe.
ca co. Aoadamy and professor (eleet) in
Baldwin University.
Prof gchuVlcr's New Aithmotie IA now
out. The publishers deserve great credit for
the neat appearanee Of the book aud for the
excellent taste hey have exercised through
out in regard to typography. The merit Of
the work itself places Prof s. in position
befOrs the country, where We have lOHg de.
sired to see him, IN the verV front rank Of
mathematical AuthOrs. A friend Of ours and
a friend Of figures, who ia giving the work a
careful examinasion, says It Burpasses any
thug Of the kind be has seen. Teachers Of
Seneca CO., get a copy. 1aou I 4