Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-19
Parson BrownIow, in accepting ihs UnioA

lssiring you l will accept: hIpnuse-5 M cannot be expected to do anything more, anu I certainly ought to uo no less than tender 70 you, us the cOnvehtion, my siicere and uu; ieigned thanks for the hdliOr and distlnct,on yo,l have conferred upon lnb will not sl eak to yuu Il, nr,h now. sentlelie,i. but what lack | in speaking, if the people should ratify sIe uominaiun made y you. will try to make up in dee,!s and ac.s, and Ood beng my \ help if you will send mp a legislature 10 rr- oryanize the militia and pass other hecessary business will put an end to this internal sys. rem of guerrilla lighting in the State, in East, Middle, and West Tennessee. it we have 70 shout hvery nlau concerned in such business.
 The bi.montbly report of the CommissiOner of Agriculture for November aud December says:
 However great tic loss of farm labor has been. especially in the Western States. the usual amonSt of wheat, rye and barley has been sown. The weather hds been unusually favorable for putting these cropE.in. and hence the nbor of this country has had a !, n2' r time during which to operate. It has been equally as favorable for the growth of these crope, anu should they escape freezing out. the spring
 will opeu with the promise "f am Indninished yield of these important stapies.s
 AYxR's AMERICAN ALMAN,c has now arrived and is ready for delivery gratis by all drug
 gists to all who call for it This number con.
 Ians a treatise on Scrofula and its kihdred
 com mp!aints, wh;rs..is we'll worth peIusal. ls
 also gi ves much rtaeral medical intormaiicnt
 which is useful. ana iLomii be kept agajnst f
 time of need in every family. Its 6"thils,
 tinn of jokes and aneeiiAes is about the best
 that reaches us. and these facts together have
 giv, n il a circulation which is said to be the | largest of any one lJuuk in the world.
 It is sad that the clergy of Savannah omit from the usual formula ~Nhe prayer t,r the President of the Uaied States and Geuerat
 sherman is reported to have said when one of
 these rebel Episcopal dIvlnes. called upon hlm
 to ascettalu it he would h.. allowed to pray for Jeff Davis: Pray for Jeff Davis, why cer.
 iainly You ought to pray for him every day,
 for Jeff Davis and the d.. need praying for very much."
 CoNNEcriouT DEsEHrroNs Few people have
 any idea in regard 10 the extent of assertions
 in our army. The Catalogue of tbe Connetti- , cut Volunteer Force. just issued by Adj Ge6' P Morse, shows ihat of ihe whole number of tlraftel men and substitutes put into the army from this State. previous to July lst, 1864, iwo , thousand one hundred and eight y-uhree hal e up 10 hat time deserted the service. And this :. in he little State of Connecticut! From four V regiments alone there are reported l343 deser tiors; namely, from the lst Cavalry 368; from! ', the 9th Infantry 237 from the Huh Infantry, T 237 from the l4th Infantry. 2i5 Assuming ' that the deseriions from other states are in r like proportion. is il at all surS rising that the " President is compelled to make n new levy for ,. troops every six monrbs
 is CoUGus AND CoIDs-Sudlen changes of eli. ct mate sources of Puiminary aud Bronchial n. Afectjons Experience having proved that ', sImpl- remedies act speedily and certainly 5 when taken in the early stage uf diseas.. re- y course should al Oncp be had 10 BiUUR By0is- s chial TIoches, or Log ngas let the Gold Couyh yh n Irritation of the Throat be ever 80 slight ns IL ny thi precautlon Il more serious attack may Il be etfec,ualy wardeti If. Soldiers should have s' thein, as they can be carried n the pocket and Y taken as occasion requires.
 l. Peter Cooper of New York reports an in- r. come of $lO6 900. David Dudley Field 60 900. IS Cyrus Field O0O. Mayor Gunlher l3.4OO, l srret-sweepiug Boole, AIS Mir. Hudson the e managing editor o: the H.rald 742, Robeft IT Hoe (thr press manufacturer) 50, ,0O0 and Nlz . Hugh, tEe aIthor. 0l6.
 Tho New York papsrs are still adjusting > themselves 10 times and ihe h ch cost of pa.
 per The Post has reduced it's pages four r columns the Herald has raised the price of a advertising 10 4o cents per liHe each insert ion Il think oi that, ye country advertisers; tho ~ Albion weekly. charges l2 cents a copy the
 Leader, weekly, 10 cents; the Sunday Times cents. and the pictorial weekles have gone up |, , Ia l5 e,.,ts. 4 further advance in the price T. of the daiiies-t 10 or $ crnis-is threatened. !, Springfield Repu6iiean. d A nu nler of physicians were orce ,hsputing r. as 10 what would best sharpen tlfe sight Soma C recommended one thing and suine auuiher til , | Inc l,h .L.. i! would do it like envy. for it multiplies and
 !iasnllIcs.. ..all the errors of man.
 n 4 distinguished writer says :: T can nick out s men in New York-gieat men that count mil. , lions tn their nam ,s-of whom, if you should take away their wealth. there would be nothing ? lef'-lou might hunt ihrm with liglrtsf can. l dle, ard You would nut liui them to all etsr- nfty."
 Maria Coder. young woman IS years of age, residing in Boale township. Pa.. d ei re- c-ntly from the eff c.s of swallowing pin. It ap2ears that she had pin in her mouth. and,
 t"ling asleep, awoke sp Gud it hdged some
 wher. in her throat. Medical aid was sum.
 moned. but in vain.
 Tle new Congregational church in Ansonis, , Tn place Of tire one burnt about a year aRet fa
 now nearly completed. It is bGilt of stone
 qnarried in the neig borhoGd, and is one of the finest houses of worship in the Nauga,uck [ Valley The society have already occupied the basement. They have also contraet ed for . fine organ, costing over three thousani dol: lars.
 2 The Ere City Dispatch says the speculative
 oil companies are trembling on the qnicksands
 upon which they are fDua,ied, and hundreds of
 men who have been drawn into their nets to th. amount of thousands. will find themselves so completely aoored, that they will never recover from the shock.
 young lawyer received a pointed lecture from Judge Putnam in Court at Boston, the . other day, for appearing there as n counsel, } .'when he was not in fit conditioh to appear , in the defense of any man.
 The report Uf the superintendent of the
 banking department of New York says that the State circulation has risen in single year fl om $42, ,UOO 600 10 $53, ,0O0. and the bans
 capital from Sl07. .O00, ,000 to $ Si28.OOO, 900. The late failure at Wilmington is to be in. vestigatel by the Committee on the Conduct of the War, and Gen. Butler is to be summoned as witness.
 Rev. Arthur Cleveland Coxe, D D., was con.
 secra,ed on the 4th inst, at Geneva, to the
 Office of Assistant Bishop of the Diocese uS Western New York.