Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-05

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 King Kamehameha Duke of Newcastle King of Bavaria Dukesof MalakoH King of fWurtemberg, Earl of Carlisle.
 TRAVELLERS.
 John Spoke Jules Ger ri.
 Judge Hornblower Wm. Curtis Moves.
 LEADING REBELs CIVILIANS
 James II Hammond James B. Clay
 Thomas Butler King W. K. W. Cobb.
 r. Thomas P. Marshall.
 This list Contains the names of nearly one hundred persons who have finished their la bors since the years began. Ik will be seen that the ravages of WIT have swept away many of the leaders of the loyal and the rebel forces, while the ranks of literature and art have also. suffered the severest losses.-EB Post.
 Three married Women living in Pennington and occupying respectable positions in society, were arrested on Saturday last. charged with stealing from sfores of Hartford merchants They are sisters, two named Hinman and COmI0rtAnt9 circumstances About $l2OO worth of goods of various kinds. taken from large nember of dry goods stores, Was found, though much property taken two or three years had been disposed of They were exposed by one of the Mrs Hinman being detected in stealing . cloak.
 Gen. Hosard, in alats speech. made the fol- lowing sensible remarks ss to liduOts in the | army! a4yhE slgsy .g.s.,. -.
 did not drink at college. l did not drink at West Point ;s but when got into the army 1 found 1t vas all the fashion. If you vent into an officer q Squsrters the first thing was to offer you something to drink. It was thought you did not treat him with proper respect if you did n"s. l fell into the habit; I drank wbis- key. and offered 1t, to others. WheA was stationed in Florida.-I once offered whisky to an officer. and he declined. urged him to drink, and he drank. A shsrt time after at- tended him in the hdrrorsof delirium tremsns, aud made up my mind that it was wicked, and that | would never do it agaiu--and I have not do not offer il to any officer or any man, aid will not. I know it is hard stand to take, especially for . young officer 1 but can say from my own experience that it will pay.
 The Washington eorresponLent of the Phila- delphia Ledger writes:
 There is fear that the t,ilk af tie cotton captured by ouT forbes atsSavannah will be claimed as the proper,y of foreign subjects : 1 On nc other ground can the failure of rebels to destroy so valuable property bc account ed for IL is known that there are many bales ill l the South. stored as is that aI Savannah, in | secure warehouses, that have been b.ush. at a low figure by foreign residents at the South | or upon orders from abroad, with the under sian,iing that the cotton is to be held until the declaration of peace, or the blockade of the port shall be raised and afford il A safe outlet l Four more of the St. Al5ans raiders have
 been arrest cd. Three of them nt Lebanon. N II
 and ths fourth al Toronto, Canada. The firs
 three had enlisted. hopingto get back to Dixi, ] al Uncle Sans expense. They were commit i'd to the Concord State Prison for -kiiIr, l trial. This makes about ten that have been ] re arrested, and the Canada authorities hope 1 to be able 10 secure the whole gang. X Mon 1 treal paper says that of $226 900 stolen from ! the St AibaDs banks by the raiders, $90.00C were plnpdered from them by persons whU took them prisoners or gave tbem sbslter after 1 their arrival across the Canadian border. 1 A series of tableaux were given recently at 1 Winsl ed, for the benefit of the Christian Com mission, (met,ing Sl59,) and the Herald says no little amount of grief was kindled in one of the scenes produced lad was to hold himself and lips in marble repose within kiss ing distance of maid sns plump and dimpled hand, but the young scamp so far forget him- ,.,if and the audience that he fell 10 kissing il in un.. ffecfed searnestness. The audience ap, gsesbs gssd fas s sesss $aa s.srsn. s.ssssslea finder tlre influence 0, rrn two men in Alba I nv drepci,ed Mrs Samuel Ds.np ~ith cold wa ter. draI Id her by her iairsfrum her Le;: intf the street. ruSLcd her with Show and f,actnre' l her skull with pitcher. Her drunken bus band stood by and cgged them on.
 1 A member of Gen. Meads's siaf recently saw a ragged boy with an Uncommon large muller about his neck. He asked what was the matter with him. and he replied that hs had got the itch. The officer investigated, and found important dispatches to Gen. Lee.
 The friends of Rev. II. W. BEEcuEE. al
 Peeksk i'll and vicinity, who were recently edi 1 fled by that geutleman's enthusiastic eulogy Q the apple as fruit, n,r,ie him a New Years present of a huge apple pic, two and hal feet ill diameter, and cooked most deiiclously 1 Tn California, recently. some miners found l all petritied The remaining portion of th' l tree in w.ich the bee-hive,was. fonhd. is tw. aud bali feet in diameter and forty feet long It was found seventy -iivciret uii,icfthe surface Aof the earth. 'sZ .o'' .'.
 The London Times gets it's American news b! dispatching little steamer of it's own to inter cept the mail steamers. If Mackay don't ssne despatch the agent makes up just as bad oii' 1 from the N. Y. News and World ,ant sends tha along. ,rz s-s .e4!s
 Margaret Ann Dusenbury of New York having been made miserable by an iniemp'rs t' husband. has been contemplating suicide fol the past two months. and as she did not wisl | to leave her three chiltiren behind, she gave them poison last Friday night Two of then died, aud the other cannot probably lirs' Tht 1 wsman has been arrested. .ss5 4 L l Thr Richmsad Examiner 4E Friday yre-affirm l the departure of P,rtrrs f.st; from before 1 Wilmington. and says that tlIs three steamer
 Sith confederate supplies have entered thu port since. It suggests that the Yankees or blockaders must have been asleep. s.
 Baowxs BaovcH1M. I'EocHrs. s.- The benei cial effects resuhipg from the use of this Re,ne dy and it's extensiysnse for Coughs. Colds and Tiiroat Affections has brought out lpanJ 1 imitatioDs, inost vl which contain Injurious in gredients. The Troches have proued thei l efficacy. 'ff z'f3T asa
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