Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

say more about this little romance -A Hmtford Co,ra,lts es6slw ssfoesS aassuH saa fof go i 9uu fsbn---4s--L-s -~s-------I .I4ssd Ijhd TERnisrEArp.swrrr JusrIcs.-A few days since, Mrs. Heady, who lives in Union county EH had sold her. land ad keceised, some Eslghti hundred or q thousel dollars in cash. A day og two sster she she had sseslyecs the taOHgy travelling stranger called ,lste in the evening and desired to get lodging for the night. The lady declined, but the stranger insisted. and Mrs.bH Head E consented to let him remain over 'nighkpT 10 nsei sid3 n sltsgab sfl-is ba11nsao si At theiusuaiebour ofretirins. the stranger
 proceeded up stairs to bed zn Late in the night he was aaroosed' bs the lady of the house, who told him that there Were three or four persons
 trying tosbrsak into the house, and she be. Hsvea tiiey were robbers, who had come there
 for the purpose ao,f trying to rob her of her ,ssggaav yiiassssq III .aSi sh" 'aas fl7A seP saa
 III. 2sasiq owt si Gsoi .ss1 t.p@ s.i .4iSi !,
 The stranger arose seized. his pistol, and and told her t9 go down stairs and open, the door and Ito get behind the door as, she, opened 1t, and he would defend sher.i Placing himself so that hedcould sssqbyths light ofths door. when anyone Ienterede-hep gavethe oword--ths wlady opened the 6oor. andiin rushed . man, whono soonenplaeed hia footsou the door sill, than
 he fell dead by bullet sfrom the fstranger's
 ,uA secoad mat 4ushed in and fell dead by the
 second sGoss' Tue third appeared, and was ss!
 verely wounded by the third shot, and turned
 and sanzoa, IeaviSsa trace of blood behind b;n'r rof mfd sub ysaem snos zsfts iihFH1o-
 aoras ihea who mad been flied were tblsckned, ana dwhehh tue blaSKaesning had been washed otf thsir lac faces, Mrs. Headis recognized with hor- fct her oa souG-ninlaw law as one of the men, and
 the other eot6er vas M near heighbor and friend.
 It was believed that the wounded .'rs man Y was
 her own.soa' S We did not learn the names of the parties Killed, nor that of the stranger, who
 s9 proyidsrtially appeared to save the old elsdy her money, and perhaps sber }ife.r7 0'ssaso0r7 qggH lKyl iH 4Hogitors.s a5s2 al ao tsrs bal
 ox s4s4ss s4nsa4lssssar ssrs saEss aEsma.BlrIo m aI gentleman ol
 German ua ass Ea raed rzek. has ft1oss 1a E. .I4Ia {. samea at Dresden, and ths
 account of the proceeding is that six Amazona
 entered ent earsed the arena with light but tight-6tting
 costumes Tbffee were were marched against three
 and they were to give their antagonists com
 pIete tGfo Rs, wrestling fashion, right on their ibacks. The women are described, as 1.-the add
 agile in the extreme, and bring down rounds oi applause as their fairfogps ssruggea ID lasc,n- ating and elegant cofortions. At length the rounds were compfeta and the final heat re. issinetf betwesip aacslbssa12 sandy lady and a prattysneat and smali )shrnnettes fwhn5 to the lwolass of all Lptesept flung her big opponent
 6NeeTTP seTTP nsosssibfs fo aacdnplish by most men. This issue was goldsl luwatch and chain for the svictes and koldeH kpplause ffem the spec
 tators. Theiasciaati,g eproceedings may ere Hong find an. .imitator i1. seme English impres. larip.aseY I asE ssEebIoA af--- zo7S:-sas4 '
 ybsaa1s sfdTTTa5 E f5 kff s7sdi ss9, ,peA. I'rbe benefits 4 fadyertising EeEsb psYer more fairlv exhi6itedthan in reply to g, ques. tfoii hFgy .putfO ihsE Eaitof ddf the New York Tsibunesbg sheuubslasins Bostem dsugsssi ; HaaakAif it isat atrpe Hat Hsmbolf is paying i. the Tribune eathoubpd dollars per, year fol
 adyerfisihg gsfeSiey or Some other of the ed !, 2 itofs oisthat Jo1thats tsplies as follows Hem
 ! hnld is paying the 1fhane7 over Sl0. .000ithis ? IYearsa He pad ma {, ,500 for one insertion ol | one page l a in the w kly Tribune besides lii 5 c6lanl6 iif the Dail3rribnDel BonHer o1c< : paidlus.2 23000 fon 1h iusertions lof an Hadvef
 ltissmspt If ahsa sges, &c Country mes sl lshe9,s should lssE4 lesiop \ from this ard Es 2 bSst6e AA 6I Ill16ses eho afe doihlf | 10 larRar hn1fne i{ " aifr. .tae1 sga N ssa