Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-09
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a.d on the grand list. T. L. Sal. ons,all as appointed tax collector.
 SUPERIOR CounT.-The Court adjourned 'ine die on Saturday noon last. The following cases were tried during the week, but no de- ,isions rendered.
 E Chamberlain es. Cochrane Writ of error, ;oram ncbis, alleging no service of original proceedings. For Plaintiff, Hickox and An irews. For Defendant, sedgwick and Whea- on.
 Boughton rs. Worrall. Action on a note of [ S46 Defense claimed fraud and want of con of the note. For PIE Foster and Granger. For Delft. Hickox and Seymour.
 Scoville ps. Cleveland. Action of assumpsit for some wood purchased by deft. of plff. Plf. claimed that it was agreed to pay $s 50 per cord for the wood. and def'tthat the price was $2.50 which he paid. Plff now sues for the extra doliar-a pretty small affair to go into Court about. For Plff Graves and Barbour. For Delft. Seymour & Seymour. ' Moore vs. Holmes. Action on Probate bond. Plea in bar and demurrer. For Plff. G. c. Woodruff and Andrews. For Delft. 0. S. Sey- mour.
 Armstrong vs. Armstrong. divorce case, and, singular enough, the only one of the term. Are we becoming more yirtuous, ordoes the prospect of peace in the land exert so be- nign an influence on the unhappy couples of the county? The parties in this case reside within the boundaries of the new Bethlehem, and almost under the droppings of the aanctu tuary therein. Both we believe were |" within the pale"-at all events the church has for past Seen cognizant of their domes- tic infelicities, and has endeavored to pour oil.on the troubled waters. The complaint of Mir. Armstrong alleges incompatibiliiy of tempeI1A Aihs part of Mrs. Armstrong, who two. spg was unable to live in peac HI 4lf14& of the church could not avail 0isp$ III g. 4uarrel between them, md thesstxV1 1XAr &z@ the law Was thnrefnre in vokea bre4 sho4fkp separate pieces. Aud they j&&x& kfofSn up6l this occasion. Mrs. 4. l u.ole no q S6fx HE If E. J. Hubbard Af or.D Def. Jas. Ibn.
 l ystI q s@s l 9BsrHDEHsM. At Q meeting held by the
 Union Electors of Bethlehem, the following
 delegates were appointed to attend the several
 o91ventions . z
 eState-William Andrews, William R. liar
 rison.
 I..
 Judd.
 4 Senatorial-stephen Hayes, George A. Wat
 ties. Ralph Munson, David E, Doolittle CORNWALL At meeting the North Corn , wall Farmers Club, held at the house of 'Ha than Hart, on the evening of the 18th. the fol, the several classes of farm stock ownea iifthff;
 County on the lst of January, 1865, compsfed
 with the number January lst, 1864; and t.s ) value of the same.
 : Number of horses the same as last year. Average value per head under year $3S,0 l do between and ? 62,5 b do do 2" 8 800
 do over 8 years old, 125, o
 Number of cattle and oxen 90 per cent or l per cent decrease.
 t Value per head under year, 12,0 l. " between l and 2 29,0 :. |" C" (" 55,C e ' over years old, 100 0 e Number of milch cows the same. Valu :. per head, $40
 Number of sheep per cent increase
 Value per head under year, $50 ,, |" over year, 70 Number of hogs 90 per cent, or 10 per cen e discount. .a .-a ...r | >Value per head under year, $l0,o Il over year, .s 800
 Il is upon est stimates of this character mad by individuals and associations in ever, county of sll the States, that an approximate J. knowledgeHQf of the number of domestic animals ', and the quantity of the various products G q the soil is obtained, and it is considered nor, reliable than thestatis,ics gathered by Stat, . officials, as it is in Some of the States. = single local estimate of this kind ma,
 seem of little account but when it is eopsid.
 cred that in connection With others it prow. in numbers and value to huAlreds of million, D its importance will be duly appreciated. Last Friday, two dogs made aRettack upor
 a valuable flock of IA sheep owned by MT :, Henry Rogers, killing some and woundinp a; F. the rest but one. The dogs were seen and l identified, and belong to responsible men who !. will have to pay damages.
 : Cornwall is bound to shine.'' If i, a,;, F by those who know, that thers are "nnm;s 5 takable indications" of oil in certain snr;,u
 of water in Cornwall Hollow. Said ind;c. : tions are found :n the taste of the wafer and , an oily substance that rises to the surface n,
 course the fever runs high, and as soon as ,h .
 weather will permit, parties will omen ,b. spring. There can be no good reason uh. ,,;,
 should not be found here as well as in other
 places. Meantime we will keep the publ;c posted in relation to matters. For fnr,,..
 particulars inquire at tue Petroleum F.
 change' P. O., West Cornwall.
 There is to be debate in West co,,u,r
 Wednesday evening, Feb. l5. The cornu.,' String Band" and .' Gideon's Band, .r.
 pec!ed to he present.
 GosHEs.-The following are the dsleo.t..