Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-18
Miscellaneous Items.

a A recent ,caricatpre in the Paris ,Chariyari, represelts a Prussian general sitting on beach biu public garden. issnna oking cigar A pret- 1 ty littlagiri whom Ne has been noticing says te him, General my papa likes ,you Very much. j
 ass xogS gSe5 pspas aous'ness ny daarT He E,. bGid OH a:.,ui eI:-., ,gsmnue hua j@taIw f'9 fragment eight feet long and eleven inch es in it's largest diameter, of an, ivory tqsk seeigfSaiy about eleven fleet io6g,, belonging to anianinal of ,snmeoe1ince racs sawas, dug up iasl ia Mi!std isss eles@eni eauaty' oAoe ODe day
 1 ..ss'i 9Snii g 3s lad;;a fl gu.7d hnA afo.sjvoI
 'Gottsehalk has given fourteen 4. concerts in Santiago, Chili. He had an orchestra, of three bundred and fifty musicians, and called his en- tertainments monster cencerts.'%"t6 s"Hd 7'6
 Thou raihest ii this bosom, osp as 'N the chap hap said when basin of2water was thr own over CT ! him by ths lady hewas ssrenadiog. mn4 9Ids- Bloadinwants the Atlantic cabie1 raised On poles, so that he can walk over it.
 .o, James R. RandaIl, author of the soug Ma: ryland, my Maryland, is one of the editors of the Augusta coastitxtionalist. i ,9ia7,a, ol
 Ten dollars will 5bay,eas bread-cloth coat
 eight dollars travelling ,suit.i and thirty-two csnts a pair of kid gloves in London.
 :. Jack Banister, praisipgthe hospitality of the Irish. after his return from one ofhis trips to the sister Kingdom. was asked if he had been in Cork. Mo- replisd the wit, 1sbutl , saw, . great m many drapirgs of it,o7l og6pj b}nods , The New Haven Doua.y National Bank has declared divident ie! ef per cent, payable last ,'',>)' .Ni - .o Fs',..9 sir sa tgtdw 5sQti Tad
 Jacob Thompson has written letter iD
 which he says I assure you that, with all her faults, I love my country.'J T.msy rest as- sured that his affection will never be recipro2 cateo' a' ID .qc4' 1oileL gtl - r. deH zu.uso'
 Thomas Raikea, sg West Indian dandy about
 fifty years ago, is said to have consulted ,Brum- nell as to- the best means of inducing, people of fashion to frequent bis house. Nothing can be easier, my dear fellow, said oBrummell .lay in good wines hlre g good cook, let a me in vite the, guests and don't dine at the tableIyour7 self DIV
 1s During recert public performance, an un-, manneriy fellow took standing place directly in front of Hon. Horace Greedy. The mild philosopher. as the story goes, patted the in- truder on the shoulder with his white hat and gently said If anything entertaining occurs on the stage,Wili you please describe it to me i? for you see, my Asa. sir, that at present | must totally depend upon your kindness sd, al
 The, population of New Orleans is double what it was during the eN at,n and one.fourth larger than ever before. s ssqgn T .so,aoiao a. "A SussEs1Iosst--- frisudly cotsnporary no-s ticipg 0gr recent change of size, speaks of the GAZETTE E enlarged but not diluted May we w not say Amen to it by Amen ding it to read tdilatedo obutnot diluted s-- Western R. R.4Ga "A Amendment menace. a,cc.eDte.d t.d a7oda beooiiosa' 10 e"Pa5 HahsSi P'spi st iinoil. eide slar ysd, s4 l IA MELANcHoky tSATIsFAGTIoN Anomiserly old farmer who had lost one of his best hands in the midst of haymaking, remarked to the sexton. as he was filling Up tis grave, "It's sad thing't to lose good mower at time like this; but after Al, Tom was 2 great leater.'e7e
 A certain Msdame CressweA infainously eel sbratsde in the4plays of Charles the IIs time. died in Bridewell and beqneathed sl0 to have ba sermon preached in which nothing but that was; we'll Of her should be said. The sermon is said to have been written by the Duke of Buckingham, and wal. as follows ssAll l shall sa ' of Fer is this She was born we'll, she mar ried wsll,shs lised we'll and she died well- for shetwas bora at Shadwell, married Oress-
 we'll, she lived at Clsrksn-vell,i and died at 1rlue ns' \ n.a.a sasod gqav oat nod .sptygiwsi E "A Massachusetts paper, is responsible for. the following typographical crusher. 1t is not ofahe slightest consequence" what mr. charles francial lADA,sadr mE1 john quincy ADAMS Jf.,. . tnlnaKs llla eE says.aeewtsd ,qidaaoiqasd0 sdi aei ino The asshorpof ftm5 policy lias conplsted the 'circle he yas lately swinging around, It's
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