Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

the" defendefs of the heart of OFT couu,rv... and telling them that < our cause deyesSs on you" He was once just us emphatic iAa. ev. sfsshisg dsPended upon hsAimr yisL.A.rr At speech at Selma. he told his l;.,.,.,. that :. he believed that the defeat of Roseer.ns would practically end the war. JetI. is a mon. ssrous liar. Here is what he had the sudsei,v to say to his soldiers about East Tennessee Before you is . country devastated by vour ruthless invaders. where gentle women, feeble age, helpless infancy, have been subjected to outrages without parallel in the wsrfare of civ: ilized nations [With ,eagery eye they va,ch for your csn,ins to their deliserance. The whole number of soldisss obtained uu- der the late draft flu Messed hssits. .wss 50, all of whom were sen, ,u the Army sf ibs Pp- 'aac' The quo.A called for was about 1000. They had q husking in Colebrook the other night. Huske'l out lso bushels of corn, and swallowed barrel of cider, and . wagon ls.d of pumpkin pies. .@ s.tlJI
 The proprietors of the New. Haven Rsgisssr. have given up the use of steam as . motive power and ars nov successfully ruhhinR theif as press by water from Lake Whitney. ', An inch d: 1 pipe and turbine wheel does the busissss forf them sheaply and satisfactorily,
 A lady in modesase circunstsnces,, who for. finerly lived at Rockiapd, Me, vas recehtly bs qaeathed SiO poo by grateful Engiish,nan 1 who used to board " iL her. .,s t''I'F
 The Dctroi, Tribune says there is c,nsidstsI be excitement in business circles Con neetsd q with Lake Superior trade in conseauehes of l the discovery of an immense deposit tf aiivef c bearing lead ip that famous. region, Mar. I quette county is the site of this new ,iiSeov. cry. II is said that the ore yields twenty Der lC cent or pure lead. and that every ton of lead yieldstwenty live pounds of silver ivvfth rhFsaJ hundred dollars besides the value of.lsaa-~~---.. The mapufacturers' tax for .hs ga ,diis.rie. for the ars. nonth of the sssond year (sspssmk ber) amounts toA$A6, ,s0s.s0. For; ths month, , of September of last year it vas $2s, fs2 so.- Dihterenes in favor of the present year, $2s,. o's.so. Ofihis amount the taz on eo.i o& cioths is SIS, 9,6i7.5s; on woolcn cloths, sil.. s26 IA. Total for cotton ana wosoien mauu. factutss fer ,Rs aaOIlb. o,ess sLlZHoTr 4
 No-sutlers are now with the army ofihs Pc tomac, they having, during the late campaign. been ordered 10 tho rear. and the rsstrisjiona not yet having been remsved An thS 'hecss- sary supplies for officers and seldisrs hSyS been promptly furnishsd by ceIsnsl Glarke.. . chief commisssry of,hs. srny. uhicA has been s accompanied ih all its 'cLahses bs that stil cient officer. 'hfek t'bt ibi7hhoiiI l The official setsrph of sshs,e eleesipns in Penn. sylxaai"' tfroa Ah but Asirlcopp.iss, gives. Cur. tin thirteen thousand two huxdred and sS.y i've majority, The unofficial returps from ,h. other coppnties make Curtin's majority in the
 wheis ststs. hfseen thousand two hundred 6h& seventy iAssa .' ,oK suuiioH .s.4n,y L,l.
 on' of over twenty i've tbousana vote, eaas.. | by Ohio soldiers in the late telscsi0p.,a ,and aL ready reported, vsllqndigham did not rsseixs athousand. so ,l, ie,. .t,,, ,i Ii,, &K
 One Of the heaviest storas sxe4 wimss,oa in ss Louis prevailed Thurs lay, eSdinxz ,,ith ,vith clear treosinS night The mescurx ssesa aa 24 degrees ut nine o'clock Friday mSfnins, ,asA was below freezing point all day iThs nsrm extended over a large portion Of alissoari kad Illinois Over six inche. of snow fell. p"5'',.
 General Pleasahton says that tho number of killed, wounded aud broken down horse. dut.. ing tho late campaign of tho .Arpy of the To.
 to@ac will, reach thirty five hundred
 The exporsaiion of Saturday Was very liRht. 3fhs Liverpool steamer City of Bal,imors lAkes. out $5'4,oOo; ths City of Limerick, $66,O ,OOO,. and .lie Hamburg ,Slal, ,OOooO2
 The Evening P0st says "Ilorace Greel.r IS writing history of The WAT, tor which . iiar,ford publishing ho,t$, is .e bay him tL. sum of SlU,O00. EIIt jl,
 lA good many jokes were cracked at Vs,isae d:gham among Inc crowd waiting far slcs,iAa. news at Co'umbus. O"ip... The fqllowing 2a| gravely read aloud ss . dispatch from hiE WINDSOR, c. W. Oct. I3, 1888.
 :" Hoks ,Gxo E. RuoH--Sirl:EY Yoa snssdn't mind raising that 900 army just now. I've concluded not 10 go over just Jet. cV 1 -9di " QEA Hte c. IL. VALLASDionAM1 4 shocking acciden. occurred oa g Friday night on the Manassas Railroad. A truInI l.. den ita'eondemi'ed horses aha guarded by l26 cavalr'me was thrown off the track ] while going at high rate of speed arouuda q curve. Fifty horses were killsd. and seventy five of the soldiers maimed. few 70 seriously 'ha. they ase no. szpeessd to survive their injuries.
 Richmond papers of the Fist inst, admi. the defeat of Gen. Lee at Bristow Station by Gen. warren,l and sny that their loss wss about one thousand in killed and wounded, Rebel Gems. Cook, Posey and Kirkland were among their wounded. Lieut. Gen, D.h. Hill has been removed from his command in the rebel army of the Tsnnssss. l, Gen. Polk char ges him with theleauss Of bis ssiiufs to carry out Brsgg's orders in tie battle ofChiei. amauga. o auusI io sbf.iJ Hg7.51. .,,i
 A farmer " On de iudder side Q yOtdan' ia Waterford. had a cart-load of potatoes stolen one night, last week. He thinks. if he could have an interview with the thief, he vUuld find Jordan . iard ,road to travel.
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