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Miscellaneous Items.

THE NRw STAPLE or rHE SouTHna1
STArEs.-G Gun cottOn.-IuHch.
A Lar Doa recently brought $4,000, in Lon
don, by auction,
The EARrB," says CARL Ryrkn, 'fs Q
STIR among the starsi aud should not we whs
are on 1t prepare ourselves by It for the contem-
Flstion Of the universe and It's Author"
A COUPLE WHO wEKK D,voRCED at the No
Vmber term OF the Superior Court In Wind
ham county, Ct, having experienced the evils
u disunion, have recently been 70 united IN IL
bonds Of mstrimony
'FoR MY OWN PART" said CYRus, vhea
dying, "l never could be persuaded that the
soul could b. sail to live while II remained In
this mortal body, or that IL ceased to live whea
death dissolved the vital union"
0sE or THE VESSELS sElzKp Br Gov.
BLowN, Of Georgia, In reprisal for the deten-
tion Of Georgia guns by the New York polics
is the bark Adiustsr, which has aboard q cargo
Of go bales OF cotton belonging to an English
man, who has gone TO Washington TO msks
&C mplaint to Lord LYONS, the British ministsr.
which will bring the case directly before the
general government, and render Eoms action
necessary.
DEATu op rHE "Goppgss or RKAsos."-
The London correspondent OF the Dublin Tske-
g'dpb, in noticing the death Of . relative %
u. Bishop FssLLoS, Is reminded that i've
months ago died at the convent In bouiosne 81
y very advanced age, and after most ediiysG
lie Of penitsnce, the original representative q
L tte ''GUddess ef Reason, enshroned ~ 9e
| ssueunary mob Of the great French hoveas-
| ton,
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Basbarity of Treassu.

The World though not convinced Of tn
copclusvepss cfths evidence that tbsrs vss % -
tuo' p,os IN B'l,inors 20 do voencs N the Prof.
dent slet, ~ c.nviSces t,st there are usss vSo
would slAdy precipss's body revolusiou, eve. -
murder Itself. II foIciby s,y-,
The truth ~. ~ tssA-np, when once fAsriy - h
purpose, IA able H. 20 sinos, any length wishoss
efupls. The no wac has "ucs lee dsioyslsy -
h,s country enter bis heat Ia opeu 70 sway Grn
- temptaticn II q H-nz,b,li,.s are blunted, his
Judgment psiv-tt,d. Have me- aeen seu sAnrv
md r.pt~en'stiv,s in ,he capitol venting rs.sua
with tie messnreless sudscity Of Cs,sline, while
y't under the as fu sanction OF ca,hs taken In sks
f.ce Of men spd before high heaven, W suppor the
g, = sttution q she Unitd States,
Have we not Ssuth Carolina decreasing N
chv.ntor Ia the face Of f.v,ry principle Of civissA
~"f,re, inst d'stI shsll be visited urou every
man TAXI IL arms aealn't her flag, and presar-
ing W slaughter wntou' quarter every m>a IN
Fort sumt.i-hsiT only crime being thai liks
rue soldiers, they stsni fNitpfl y to stare ssA
'tires under whicn they enlisted Have ~s -
H.sn GsofgiA rscp rtu' naiDg, through her G,vu-
nor tbai the IsOIls Of csrin ststss Oh Ill be- ueas-
-'i indb Grim. ps,ely - out'aws--transcendins h
'-r' r'srous mHisnity the o'd in,-rd c,ion Of are
I'D wsttrr and have wa noI seen ber. by the sAma
fiicial, taking violent pos-e-sion Of unoffendin9
81 ips engaged In lawful com neioe, snd throug6
her legislature sbrogsting debts guusasssd -
every sanction Of good faith H,vs We not ss>a
Nississppi aiming her batteries - passsarsr
','nnh@t', o led with peaceful men, women -
chi'dren' Have We pos seen Louisiana nvAding Q
teIpitAl and th'usting out is hundreds Of In
u at,'--an act which no civlhsed power has ever
'sh justified In doirg for any purpose, evan In ~
Is.. Of WAT,
Th~e prcs,e.ivs Developments Of peaneabs -
crsson, ss u ~ mndy styled itself, ought By this
tins 10 have aroused the whole country " a. -
trly hsgitouu character. ID has been The vsaksua
of fully to treat these movements aught elss than
rank tre~ on, In fact, 10 10 Treason Of Q pecu-
iarly aggravated ca~sI Most other trsasons have
s,ped simply ~ the overthrow of dynasty, o. .
change of ,hs srrm Of goverumsn, leaving the a.
uon Itself unbroken. But this American rsassa
has for LIS specific purpose the breaking up q shs
nation itself Il oonspirss, not that the country
sh s have this ruler rather than THAI, shis ,d0
Of adm inistrston rather than that, but thaA ~
country itsef shall cease 10 exist Were its de-
signs carried out, tho old United ststss Of An01ss
would he, from this good year, ~ completely losaeo
shs catalogue Of living nations ~ Aayria OF Rsaa
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Gov. Pickens o. washisssos.

Gov. PIcUxSs, Of South Carolins, was waited
npon by military company on WASHINGTON =
birthday, and In tho course Of an address to
them, related tho following -
81 remember while In q distant court OF Furops
and AZ The lnnst deAro,c of all Governments, that
on memorable c,casion vistsi the maQnia en-,
gar dens that surround Psserhef, near q, Peters
burg. The gardens and groun IL were dstica,ed 10
the enjoy snd pesceful pursuits Of the greatest
these magnificent grounds that had been N, aside
hr she privss- e'loyment and private walks
oi the Emperor and Emerers, q tree WAS pointed
cut W mo IN that garden, cultivated Ivy par
tcu'ar and devoted haods, surrounded by wire
wicket work, aAd u ,s.rs n,urisniug AL arcuui Il,
There At I'd on one branch " the tree la rs bras,
plate and on one aid. of tha, pl.e In dsrm,n, .nd
on the other In Sclsyolir, ~as written, 'this tres
was planted In 1889, by NicnnIAs from al scpri,
that grs~ Deu the tomb OF th. gres, wAsnIsar,s
This was tho Inscription upon thN tree, plsced
there iy one Of the most absolute ralers ths ever
swsyed the sceI trs"f .mpire. And yet In his pri-
yste secluded gardens, he paid this deep and h Art.
felt tribute b. the memory Of he grestes aud ires
man tho world ever say.
"lis did not tax. an acorn frnm the tomb o
the great Eiiz,nErI nor did he take I, from the
garden 4 the Tultiie-, grown In ths vns ri Loii'
the XIV. itor did take 4 frrn ths bmb OF the
great NAroLEns or d,d he take u FROM tha gar
den of the CEs,Rt ueAr X ,ms but Ne Tux an
acorn irpm the tiub of pure aud mighty mas,
In the Wild, Of America, who had pl'ntni the
sesds Of 4 government oNnsecrst.d " the free.
com and in1'perdsrce - bat,nng who.s
every prit cipe directly at war with the
riincipss Of iG own gpvsmnent AID yet
great were the vr ues uf wAEIisdroS thst ave
this mighty monsrch, in private and ~ re-,
paid W him HIS hesr,f-l and deep tribute Tee
tree WAS watr,d and culsivsted with moro care
than any of the trees In that gSrden. I, was 'ur.
iHhing AMI pr-.n, aud trus, In G'd u will con
tlnus " flourish green and fresh until ts branches
shall overrprs',d ,he civiliz I'll world.
have slan seeu the C"s-sck oftha Don AMI
the vosa have seen the Lsncers Of Rnssi>, and
have the Tartar and Arab In the wilds 4 the
interior, aud yet, notwitNstanding ther seni-hsr.
tarisn life, ,v,n they converse Of the mighty
wAsHiseTos In their tents n night. There Ia no
portion "ftho world that ha. mo-, heard of his name,
ard love and admire his great and manly truthful.
and virtue"
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Criminal.


A rRIsoSrR oy ST. LOUIS wonxHousz IA
con MYERS whiie attempting 10 Escape ho0
A rR.cocious IouNo NcESDiAhr, kon11R
PRATT, Ia years cid, was arrested at Chsrise-
ton, Mas, on Monday, having acknowlsdge4
to have set three buildings on fre.
,ovxn,,xo v.. ,vrr ., a.. .
hind fm;Iv NJ 2, T"n;. . 90, IN %ss do% 0s
Ill. a;sd g.. n....:y, yost ~ wnlc. 70
piled Its place with fresh ono last weak.
.,,,..
o,n,,ss ~, n L.. .h..". my .h s tao.A
Sd.,n sn.;J...as NJ" s' ,neI ns M. s owh =
;'' .,o' y" thn 'se,'s.u, ,, , vi "Dnu m
,ns' , 'io,.a \. ~ .I.' =, $3.50 ,ou"u ossos
o"' h'' h'u'u''ei 10 hAoS T" "ieeo'ef'
ANGRY wopps, AND FINALLY A FroHr fol-
iowed discussion On personal proves, naAr
stmphis, Tenn on oMsraay. Jas r ELI
nagoea ohssf LN~n, m anu 40 hAms W." 'n'' 'no ''a@
III the ri8ht Sue DON afo ueaa'
J,ps Mrspovr NAV .w,x .,r n...
sn,r,ry's wiz. - II. r !. t,px.
eh;id,sn and % sS. ' T. r'",t m,ta, = T.t el
' 'n''uen' anu sno ~ h,other oi D. lhey were
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Tho HoIdi~rs I'm Arkp usns.

The following Ia an extract from letter 70.
eeived in Newark from enc Of the U. T. sol-
diers stationed at Fort Smith, Arkansas. It
will be seen that they arc strongly In favor Of
tho Union, and ready TO do thcir duty, II noces.
sary, in preserving II;
FoRr SNrru, ARK.,l
February II, 1861.
At present our duty Is
not very hard. II consists Of mounted drill
once day, five days in tls week; mounted in
spection every Sunday morning. Our carbines
are Of an improved make, very light, bresch-
loading Maynard rifle, with q ranes Of 800
yards. We have not been paid since Novem-
Der LIST, and money Ii scarce. Business Is dull
here.
Union or disunion badges are worn by most
overy citizen in the town. The Union ara
largely In the majority. Tie soldiers are all
Union men, and will do their duty 10 their God
and our country.
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Memorial Of tho Kansas Legislature 70 lh.
slster Mates.

OFFICIAL TESTIMONY or THE sUVrERIr0s
Tho following memorial adopted by the Lsgisls-
mrs Of Kansas, respectfully and earnestly repre-
That the rscpls II Kansas have suffered during
the past summer from one Of the most severe
droush's ever bsfore known In the history Of shis
~ ssy other country. We do not deem II nsces.a-
" 70 spread bs fore you detailed account Of the
hArdships consequent upon this state Of things; We
can On saysthh We are amaxsd whensver called
N eon,smplAis the severity and extent of the cal
Anity.
No. less .hAn 90. 900 people are sow, and will be
dependen' Tor subsistence upon outside Tesyurcss
uh'il our nsxt harvest; and, In addition 10 the
nssd ofprovisions and cl' thing, large amount Of
sesd wheat, ooIn and potatoes will bs required .,
AN es'ly Gay, or ths citizens OF kInsas must, 10
sos e.'eni r.insin oenthcisries upon eastern lib
The snow wGicn has fallen In immsLss quantl-
tss all over the country, bWyDg bsy1Dd the reach
Of our ttek the principal source OF subsistence
which rnsih.d iCr ,hsni-in tns dry Rra,s Of shs
ptshie-nust inevitably cause We death, ~ star
va u, Ui large pSItio. ~ our cattle, willis sthe
same tn 9 tie roads sIe Ienossd impsssbr, and
T. p.opls .xI...d " greatly iooIess sd piy.tion
sId sutf-r ny, hOs the ifiiouty ~ resching the
U0iuts xheIs iu,d Ia 10 bs obta ned nom these
causes ". have great Ies~n 10 apDrshsnd that our
copd,ti, IN u, sprlpg nus' b- mot belp go ard
h'p'lt's withou' ll'sIsl aud pro'apt response ,o
,kls sl peal.
We are sa,ursd, fSom the flee ~ the R,lIef
Conn i't.e, ~ A'ctisOn, that ,fe md ca,ions are
daily bscontpg nore AMI nOrs alarming, In cnn.e
Iuenls ~ tre falling Oh In private Onst ms, and Nv
arc ge5 10 tIke some MEASURE - provide for the
uOutthSt may yet be II tns fu,urs.
We are especislly desiTous 70 procure, from hg-
ifLNye beni n snce, the me.rs ~ hlrn,sling our
peopls ., least loo OO1 bushels NJ seed wheat, and
stnfho,ency OF corn and p1t't1ns als', for spring
plMlUnR.
Our os'ton Is ono Of extreme trial; already over.
vlsmo4 with deep s.nte Of obligation 10 ryIoA-
thing irisnCs Ia tus East, who have tiIbsrto,
uLdsr tbs Kind Ironpnng Of generous bp.r..,
oIsltd wide hsiT hs.It' Tor our r.I,et s,'i
ignpuCt, ~ paiphil rscsas'ty; from what
a The uGdltipG o th1 country, to our sp-s
ado roo Jpg orsevss, In this Instance ~ 'h~
trstsd g.n.rai,y 81 our eastern fr,'ndsi e. ~.
presented In the Legislative assemblies N sr--
q M.
We ssk, therefore, that The cond,ion cl our r-~-
plo may lie considered, Aad ~ sssd time v tspadl
tIprosching, we earnestly desire that whA.sver y
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Calanitie0,

A RKCKLKss NOT, WHILE KIcKIHa . fbot-
ball In tho street at Stockton, Cal, recently,
got entangled In q stage he shrsnk himss6
into the smallest compass, and tho vshicls,
with the horses, passed over him without In
jury.
DAN RIcE's rERFoRMTs0 RHIsockRos bs-
10 his cage, at Lus Lafourchs, La; he threw
orc OF his keepers over q picket fencs and -
riOuSly hurt him, breaking some Of his ribs.
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+ I N A N CT A L. 30.
NEW YORK. wedpsai.x. rsh. a1

Thsrs was active business a the Board again this
morning. but prices iuctusse rapidly. There 1. q
di'posiscn - speculate for q riss. A sale Of the
Bow Govsrnmsns sir per ecu, loan was made ., %,
ard hres Of 1865 brcush, sOX. For coupon ares Of
1874 81 was bid and sTX s,ked. The treasury IL
Per GEMS advanced v iosh, Z higher than yss'er-
day. The State stocks are In gocd demand, sud
rrie's have an upward tendency. MIssurs close
soi 0'k. T1e Railroad bonds sre hrn, with
email supply en- the market,
The Money is more active for eall-lesns At 6sT
per cent The supply Al ,hess figures is very frs.
Prime paper Is becomirg scarce. Choice short bills
are wanted 81 Gk per cent, Exchange on Lem
don is freely taken looS 100 Francs Aa5s5.
The following are Thompson B,o,hers quotations
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B"UIIosV rHF Ses D''ros Union Mem.
hsr uf Congr.ss, when ~ the .cnior class at
Traasy lvania Upv.r-,.y, lexington, XIV, In
Apr / 1924, was .o'.ci,f ~ p ,Fs sp"cra Of
c'npratul4tior IN Fr.nrb :" I'pAYETgv. Ths
elo1bent crstios 40 r,vr'ed away tho hsrs, that
he throw his a,m- round the ycua; ors.or and
bald him u leng embrace, .-|.. .. I'D. ...
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MACHlNERY,
TICKS ANIl-YRICTION MACHINE,
- FQk PphCHIn sHEAklN0,

s.sHya 4E EsgISts aXasSus s9SHEnoA II Tss w5.ts t5D
Friction 10 all but Aons away With, neIt 10 oil
rslnirsd In runnins Them and no repairs are nsso
ons,hoIss s,.sI iHr shesIins and runshins Iron =
oass ineA In thick, "a With nc ysrcspdble sdort DO
w resss 10 the Largest and nrsf saoosssful estak
hhnene h the country, 70 learn The yslss q ,. ths
.neb ~ CooPYH b Hywrrr, Trenton, Y. J.. Cos Iss
c:.s EsSIsr Co Proyias9ge.> 3 81 /; sAWW
i; sSrm s;ctIMs S k%Is % bstrSi., Sss.: goIirs: AXE
e,os,. Ssiia.,iIls O. :ad hS %say "a . in os. NJ.
ks. u, many .. whom, snsT .a.ins lhsm Sor two OF
thrss years ssy thsy would not b yithost them for
pArissa With any okhsr nAnhfnes nova 10 thsm,
-they pay fsr thsir cot In svary aK month"; -.
ordsu vo@pev sssodsd a. snds iiDnrwssos
y ,er.I IEszzs zszss. ss'rsfsE n EsssL sY2ssE, HI
lss sHsfiS hRw YORK
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THE NEW YORK SUN,
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. Is, 1861.

A Meshn1 in "a Railroad Cdr.-This me,t-
= 49,. r.I. N.
HAe ~' VI 'u' h'' "'ioso, jersey
CNy depoa " wasa meeting OF about 90 children
from the Juvenile Asylum--ssou, twolhirds o,
WHOM, ve,e hos. and ons third oi,ls THAI v.,.
H.. ,.. 80
jut about 70 stais For Montgomery, Iroquos Co., IL
linos, under charge Of Mr.. ALLEN, the indeu,urine
NJ ont. 70 bo ,l.e,d 4, oood s.,,,,,e. r,ov v.r.
very neatly drc'ssi, and looked happy and hope
fel' Some cf Their 'eschers, and the suPerinsen-
dant Of tie Il shtuiion, presen', together with
managers, patron, and friends, 70 hold q little
nee, pg with the ehicrep, to counsel them, and
p-sy with then, ,o he.r tom sing some sf ,asr
beau,,r, .c,Vs. and hid ,b.m ..scoa hvs.
IL, a. ~. s..,,,
i, ~ ,.l asN ~ o 'ue .'rp. vu"-
or'n "scueu from rum sna crime' AND n"ei oy
culture, disciplne, restraint, and the grace Of Con
for usefulness and prosperity In the now homes 70
which th,y 20, U.ppy children, IL was dr,plv
affecting to e a, N em, and allow the imarn ,,ion
a, ~, .,,oo ,.. , ., ,,h.,- ,.,r. o.u... ,,,,,.
IN, N. ,r,.I. tac,,.,h. r..,,v .,,,., a,
49, 80. 49,, - a. ~, A..
an. ,',.,'' "."'' 'nl" .u's v s"n. " ,.o
my otsNh's lt time ana e'ein'y cohnesed w'n
these fly childen. How bright these desttnies
compared with what their. would have been II
hey had r,msin,d ia the ci,y-n,sl lected snd
wre,cl, IN our streets with none 10 care for ,nem.
T., ,,.,,r m. ,e,r.d ,ho h,n,,, go, A..
t., -, -, ,, 20
Wv sN''' VIZ A'-N"se' ossAn " Vim
We s'ii"n i'''n sn' pAuo'"' we heard 'he
ehe.'tH' h"r'"hS OF tie eh'ldten' then hsir song
'"'o ana sN.'"-'nh 'heS were hJins away for
heir lomos IN the wtI'. Lot tse prayers Of ali
who know low 10 prsy go with them, that I'D
Twill temper the wiud To the shorn Iamb- ,s,, he
will make each And all of ,h.m his sb,I iran. ,,a
-, IS ~ 'e'' SUI
go a, 'aS' INV "' ''"S'o" ''a''"
'"eHc o'% Wt' 'hN"r'h
The JareHitc dyiom. Some unjust state.
ments 6avps GREG, into the sus through an ina
suopsib,. ,.po,,. W, ,p, ono Of our ow, ,,,c,,.;,
81 a, ,r. ,n,,,,,,,o, a, - ,,,,, -, ,
"''N - 'ue "'"''" !" '''S WV" iu AHNrs' elu
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relating TO commerce. ph,ll be oospls,cd by The
Reg'ster Of the Treasury.
Sec. Si-Permi,s q drawback On foreign he mp
manufaciur,d In the United ssatss, deiucting 10
pet cent OF the sum for necessary eEpc Of tns
collectors.
Sec a2-Rpeas all acts Inconsistent with this ami
relates 70 the prosecution Of Offenders under the
acs, and the rems-un OF fnss and penaltisI.
Sc. 33-Pfovldes that merchandise Of the ssms
material but of different values, shall be Assessed
for the whole invoice st the highest rates under the
acs The word valued 10 be construed ~ n, saniuy
The msrket price Of the goods 81 the principsl
MAJ fet Of the country wherever the importation is
made.
SC. 34-Provides that merchandise on sh'p-b,Nd
bound W te United States, within ifsesu dsya
ansr the yassgs tf the ACT, and oil 60 ,ds in puDc
stores ,he frat Of April, 1851, shall pay the same
duties 10 which they wers iAbls before the passage
OF the At.
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THE NEW YORK SUN,

syessshsd Dsiis, eDupAaqs snspesd, sn vAisA -
euildinN essn9 cf Hulssa and Nss,.u ssrssaa, "a
. - - Broadway, socrnr Of BrusdwHy, M
Dyw I'D Ann srss41 undsv the American Museum.
ernss n ~ York Oisy I'D vicinity, =
NJ AND 4 QUARrn UKNrs Pm WRyx,
Single Cspies Ons OsuA.
Wh@ s0A by mall, -Four Dollarss ysas.
Avwsss CtrcuaAion througt gtous Ne Tear, ending
D4ah Dessnbsr lasA-
sls COPIES PER DAY.
Sdu WEEKLX SUN
= nailed b subs~ibsv - severAy Ave essss pss
v& - noaAhs, u single copies, cents. Dpsc-
Dne ~ rraais 10 intsudinG sahsmthnn.
Aadre8 'sIHI aUn.-
O~s~ 1uisss sos R.a..a arsss, NV Tort
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inO BARRELS PNKLED nEnRNGH
stOOuAsksrsl. saln0n, whiss naA, haAdoek, blps.
nsh soAAsk md shaA; also 7eoggsS Bank sodAsh nan
RosG. smoksA hssr,ns lard rtms shss.s, hAms shool
Nv pries,. drsoss Lnvits1 = ~ 4 S4s WashinSSa
a ADDANW ". 1OdA Ae a6asT1S
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HIEV YORK mAUAINERY DEPOT.

E.ynqs, qs,rss1ll sS9THssEEw Nv 4 YY39ax.
- ~tw T,tTIRERa and DEALEks In every essGnk
son tSTxUoNAgY md PoaTAsNLE;s PogaGNNt;s SPinA SpPi.AsnsS
oIS9 ~ aRd % ~ 4dan Wo.krsa Il MsoaIsHs
LATHEs, PLASSES RsilIriISSd RRssilIriISd,
LKATaErRa KATra@s ! sHHSssWsffbSspTios HSssffbSs prT SSrAIS
~ ~ cshsg articie. nssSta; II sces n snos'
SOII INANUfACrvREk5O Ot
npRHRS pHS PSNcHns ] PaEssEs
EY 1EExxSS 1ExxSTE : sIy45SsGS ssIH1lSG s11G S1qav!ssffss av!ssfss
e.. 80 LHlssss ssssss: ss:.zE ~. Z..."r''
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" EHIGR nETALLiC pAlEf-Ink uH.
JARED . sapS de large els. is.sT S :, .ss ICsss
III ns.tsl. for pro-srins iron and eth@ nstas snd
,oo5 snd canEas II hea no sqnL gncs ooiidiap
<Si.sse ~ M ssy ysar.-s, Abort ousthrd tbs Vim
nm E,sf n i vc-th v.s.'r >or" 'or sh sna1 var
"- yyvNSH, sKgrash s.02,,, Z ssG02,
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SEwIN0 MACHINES fuR SALE, 8ES1
=. q nS ns.sn.nsex % xsinssrA Wh4slss ys,lsout; Or,
part payment All mAShinas vsrrNntsS, nsehia !
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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-14

Announces through the Republican Caucus held on Saturday, the inst, as
 Resozved, That we as voters in the 4th Con gressional District highly approve and fully en- dorse the course pursued by the Hon. o. s. Fer ", our present member of Congress, and we respectfully recommend him to the voters of the district for reelection
 The meeting resulted in the appointment of Messrs. Holloy, Cofing, Miles and Graham as delegates to the approaching State Conventions; Messrs Robbins, Bartlett, Burch and Ensign, to the Congressional Convention, and Messrs Harris, Wells, Fighter and Dexter to the Senatorial Con- vention.
 - Between Thursday noon and Friday morn ing of last week, the thermometer indicated a change of 62o in temperature.
 At Ore Hill, on Friday morning, the thermom- eter stood at 2So below zero. At Salisbury Centre and Lakeville, at 25 below.
 A man named John Eldridge, about 40 years old, living in the town of North East, was found on Friday morning, frozen to death with in half 8 mile of Millerton Station. He was on his way home from the village, and it is suppos- ed must have been partially intoxicated.
 No trains started, upon the Housatonic R. R. on Friday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-14

A citizen of Troy, New York, excited by the late robberies and murders in that place, has for some time slept with a loaded revolver under his pillow. In dream, lately, he conjured up ina ges and chimeras dire of burglars and assassins, grasped his weapon, aimed it at some person whom he fancied to be walking stealthily about the room, and narrowly missed shooting his own wife, who had risen to attend to the wants of child. Since that alarming adventure, the good woman has revolutionized the war department of the household, and seized the pistol and amuni. ton, e la cotton states. But she had justifica. ton, which they lack.
 D6T Northern Alabama will attract considera- ble attention soon, as the people there intend erecting the American flag, declaring for the Union and defending their position.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-14
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 The sudden change last Thursday night, in the temperature, was as marked here as it is re- ported elsewhere throughout the country. The thermometer at our office fell from 42o above, at ? o'clock, P. M., on Thursday, to 200 below, on Friday morning at sunrise. Such severe and sudden cold has not been known for thirty years in Litchfeld. Happily we have not heard of any serious calamity attending it, hereabouts.
 The lawyers are not very busily at work in Court upon their cases. The docket has been SO far reduced that there seems to be no great ur- gency in getting off cases. Meanwhile the Court awaits the action of the legal gentlemen, with that dignity and patience which is becom- ing to Justice, where it isn't carried too far, and makes clients suffer.
 The secession of poor "devil" of prin- ter from town, is one item of town gossip. For others, the dear animals who delight in friendly gossip have been hard at work at other won ders''-and verify, are they not disappointed