Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21
STATE rTEns.


 STATE ETEhs. ss-l JAnrs Burns of Waterbury. was rscshtly attacked by.s large boar whilshe wa sttenp- ting 10 remove two pigs frona pen and had his leg severely maneisd. THs Father of the Shakers tt the North vils| lage in Enfield had foundling left st his door one night last week matronly lady in New Haven saw one of Helmbold's Buchu picture advsrtissmsnts on wall, and immediately went to as music stors.l where usually tickets for sll first class eiterJ| tainments are sold, and drawing her purse, asked with great simplicity for {. a ticket to Helmboli's Buohu"
 correspondent of the Standard says that a petition is to be presented to the next legis- lature for charter; for JanouherI rOsd run ming from New Haven in straight line through the towns of Westpopt, Norwslk tothe North of Stamford and go gon. to New sYork Several large capitalists are intsrested in the move and there is every prospect ofits sue. cess .f ss t4t J / < s,Stf N-. JOHN Breed. we'll known citizen of Nor l wicb, formerly mayor of ths: city died at his residence in Norwich Sunday week at the age of74. 5d g5ea ats7 sl"fs ss{l~ts%'Ss'
 According to the Rev Mr Eustis, pastor, of Chapel Street Church, the city of New Ha- 1 ven is . very bad place. In . sermon lately ho oN thot tkor i,,t that oit hundred grog shops, beside host of liquor selling restaurants and club houses seven concert rooms doing rushing business A' sometimes as much as $500 night-two of them for colorei people; six faro tables, and large number of other places for gaming i; two hun fred common prostitutes, and fully as many kept in private rooms. aat,.;tr-fa z5 sls.,,
 AN order has passed both branches of the the-tree es on North Main street, between sTrum bull and Pleasant. Three are still standing {; noble elm, stands in front of an old gentle mans residence opposite Trumbull street The proprietor has loaded double-barrelsd gun, keeps watch upon his elm, and swears by all that is good, bad, and indifferent, that he will shoot the first man who undertakes to put an axe into the tree. 1i&5S 79 e1]S
 Col. Albermarie Cady, commandant at. New Haven. has been promoted to brevet brigadier general in the regular army. He graduated from West Point in 1929.
 ISAAC w. Beach has been appointed. post master at Forestville, in place of Henry Beck ley, deceased. s .ss ..f A groceryman named Fred. Hsrtung, Q New Haven who has frequently missed none, from his drawer, found some sixty dollars, few days ago, made into mouse nest, under an old counter. Only twelve dollars of goot money was secured, the rest being eaten t pieces.
 Connecticut Patents, dated Dee. 5th "A. E Cushman, of Hartford. assignor to, the War wick Tool Company of Middletown,. for i'm provement in scroll duck Frederick c. Besot of Stratford, for combinat ion forks and sharp ener H. w.. Moore of Bridgeport. for i'm proved device fer annsaling car-whesls B K. Smith, of Norwich, for improvement in friction clutch. Ante-dated Nov. IS, 1se5
 THE Connecticut an Nevada Silver Mining Co. of which Roger Averill. our present Lieu ii nant Governor, is president, recently had . remarkable streak of good luck, Their man ager while running tunnel to the main ledge struck what is supposed to be one of the lea ders, and took from it two tons Of ore that averaged $1, 900 per ton and while running a tunnel for water, struck blind ledge, eight feet wide, of very superior silver bearing quartz. 43t tTaaR 7ffa9 72Ia" ,saieF Ei
 A correspondent of the Hartford Courant, after narrating several barn burnings. thefta and debredations in Portland, says:
 "It is proper to say that all the sufferers are Union men, that they live in the meanest copperhead hole in Portland, that threats have been made against them by copperheads and there is not shadow of doubt but thst their property has been destroyed by these men on account of their devotion toshs Union and aid in putting down the rebellion, while these fsl- lows deserted to Canada to avoid doing their duty" ss# sa~aR aa tcsi gi s1Bnem aEga5
 THE following is vouched foras having %. cured in Southington: It ia in regard to'a newly welded pair, whose bright honeymoon has scarce set. The bridegroom borrowed a shirt for the important occasion, and hasin 6 worn the same three weeks without change, the dutiful wife took an article of wearing ap- parel from her back, and quickly transformed it into robe for her loving spouse. The proud mother-in Jaw retails the gossip to ea- ger neighbors, in proof of the smartness of her new son. F9 ~ s | THE New London Chronicle has been pur- chased by c. D. Rice $ O., and will be pub. lished hereafter, weekly, as Union Rspubli- can paper. f,,e4.sr, sa7s t..st7
 CAPT. Sidney R. Jones of Deep River has slaughtered hog for Frank Stevens of Ches- ter, which weighed, when dressed, 792 pounds i IF Dennis Rearden, late private in Compa- ny G, First Connecticut Artillery, will eomnu- nicate with Capt Redfeld Duryes, Assistant Adjutant General, Hartford, Conn.,, he will ] beor If somatbinp to hia adyanta1e.sa q 5aRtt