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, 1866-12-05

Give Daltey's Gal1Rnic Hor*e SaaTe
trial 1t will cnrc cases of scratches. Hwelliues.
raje et.afne quit or and cute. which haEc resist.
I'd every other remedy. As 4 hoof ointment It
is perfect. Fifty cents box. Sold by!drnGTtsts,
Rnrnhams i Van SchaAck, agents Tor Illinois.
, 1866-12-05

Juniper Tar Sonp curc* ehnppcd
hands, sa}t rheum, p1mples, and alf cntsnsous A.
ManuIac,ur.d b. CAswEI1> MACE j. Co., New
York. Sold BY al arugEists.s
, 1866-12-05
M A II II lE D.

-
s.x FrtxFtscr December 3---AlpfnE SHARE oo!t
os tnfiowas savage 1860: Yellow Jacket 13sl: Ophlf
is Ttlcher, is 1mrerla!. 120s CheAa9, 2As hsn
nire MIL 80 LEGAL tenders. Il.
, 1866-12-05

Petroleum, npd Mining stocks In New York.
NEW foRk, December !.
The nu,nioS shares hare bcen vary quiet 1ntlnS lns
day. and the ony Important change Was Al an'Aucs
, 1866-12-05

nfuxEY-Thc fncreaksd speculation II {pe stack Ey.
change actually ele4teA q more active demand tor
uopey but ths market easy at 56 per cent Gov
cspucptx and coAteFal9. Prime discounts range
from 10 per cent. ~
EoLD-The gold market closed up weak At laok1
lleX. CAah gold has been loaning fit today.
E1CnAScE-ThcF4 IL no chAuEo In foreign e1ch&ngs,
and The market Ii quiet And nrEa. =. ..g-
this affryno,n canerrlIY on new 163 atS. The FOL-
, 1866-12-05

Orr Country Friend. In want OF Goods
of nny kind from Chicago will do we'll to send
their orders either by mail OF express TO the Ex~
nrt.ss Co.'S Purchasing Agent, 4. l.. Stmson.
, 1866-12-05
THE ILLINOIS T. MICHIGAN CANAL
a OllcmmR-vacatton OF Contracts.

We nubllshcd Yesterday au abst1act or The bids
opened in the office OF the Board OF Public Works
for the completion Of tho work on sections II to
81, Inclusive, OF the Illinois & Michigan Canal.
eeetions; ~ - ono Or two for only . portion.
The bidding was what may be called wild, the
aeq5e. sary!nE widely 1anstng from s, senrs e
ron rom Ills to Is. 81 ioF tho eionc excavation.
The contract price Of Fo1. Howard 3
dollars tor Fton:: That arm was one Of The bid
ucrs On the 1c.eubmiss'on Of the work. their est-
ao aRnS bs ny txee snd
It Is rumored that the Commissioners do not
elephant of decidedly eicphantins magnitude On
conla-,n View Of lhe toftuous character Of Tic
up the wealth Of the State, te
,he sns Of saa
themselves have been what the French would
tenn tnolouts. The lowest OF the recently offered
the original contract price, and there 10 no security
that even that would not BIC found too lllue as the
tepudialton of contracts With The ciy u now
mar turn into qricksand which will absorb all
the money now appropriated. and necessitate tho
making Of still Other appropriations for 'ts COM
They don'l know what TO Do: To LET the con-
lract to the present lowest bidder would be dan.
evidently wild, and the work conld be done II
much less lhan the lowc.t II rumorsd thai the
| proposition has been broached TO make II a city
Undertaking, nt least for while, I'LL It could be
seen what lhc actual cost is, Nud thch to take
tupee figures as the basis Of a contract With some
oho who would be willing to make the bargain.
| or course no one knows AZ yet what VIII De Tho
| course taken
contract with McssrH. Fox, Howard & Walker vas
not snested On. Very many inquiries OF this tenor
were addressed to us yesterday. We ars unable
| to answer, and will be glad ii any one will throw
light on the subject, The contractors gave nonqs
ipr The faithful performance Of thetr contract said
bonds heipc represented a. sufficient 10 insure fhe
city against lcee. Why YVES The contract vacated
! We would rot ipssnnate that there waa any i'm,
| proper rtasor; We do not think It probable; ont
| thcTe evidently WIS reason, and II nuat nave
been a rtrong one. The people, an extra million
Of whose money Is nov @ @iaPesilsd. think ~ IN rshsy
| commissioners please explaius
As befoic htnted, the vacation OF contracts, o
rather their attempted vacation. IL growing alto
ccther TOO fashionable. Now 1t Il The Lake 1nn
| uel then the Eann]. Bye and hyc 1t gill be SOM
street contractor, and then. perhaps. SOME ct.
| official who, having contracted to serxe the clt
for certain term at certain rate, will Strike,
| and Withdraw his valuable seF1iccs unless c1tr
I compensation be allowed. These are vicious Pr
, ngainxs 1t should be understood that contrae
| II contract, whether made with indivtdpa!s 9
,, corpo, tons, and contractor should be held
| his bond II man or firm do not nudeIstan
their hueiuess well enough to know beforehau
what o certan anonnt Of work Is worth, The
should LIT 1t alone. To AbroEate contracts is |
: rive death blow to honest competition.
, 1866-12-05
Bt.hop's and Diyanee, includinE the

RfAho1'e and Diy1ne*s lnc1ud1nE tue
Kevs Potter, Hopkins nf Tyne smitn NeTten,
ana Vinton; also Eustaye Dore. artist; Katc Bate
MAJ man actress King and Queen OF Prussia; Thicre:
ihe Statesman With articles on the chaEsetcrs OF
Suffrage; Walking; Shaking Hands: Natural
Life ucahh; Sleep; Death in December rnnkSo.
1oG1cA1 JornSAt, Pictorial Double No. ~ cents
a ycur e; Scws1ncn have IT.. Address SowLEh :
WELLS, No. Ss9 Broadway, New York OF Western
News COMPANY, Chicago.
, 1866-12-05

NATIONAL LINCOLN MosrHEST,-Mr- n A. Gdf-
laid, OF Springfield. H., has been commissioned
b, Governor oglcsby ~ agent for the National
lincoln Ncnume1t fnnd. Mr. Garland Is now IN
tie city and will make calls upon TIE Citizens lor
VOL.
, 1866-12-05

TOR 6ALE-One fourteen horse porta.
bic engu. and boiler; two txelye-horse Dc. use4
only one month. Also, one new tsnhofss eng!ns
Is : II vtrJ low prtoc4 BY GRiFFlS RNUTnnE nnEkS,
11H south Water.ut.
, 1866-12-05

GEAxp CoSCEuT AND 1AELEAux--On Wcdncs-
f;ay a::i bursday evenings m exhibition Of beau
,ful ahtau1, with a concert, at the Illinois Street
Mission Chapel. Tho music Is under the direction
cf w, Sasiu. Mr.. Lewis. and others OF Our frst
r,us:ial taleui will assist.
, 1866-12-05

Money md stocks in New York.
NEW YonE, December 1.
MexKY-Iathef more active nt 6 per cent.
61kRLIxa E1eHAN0K--6teadJ at le9x81o9H.
GoID-Without decided ths1ge: opening u l41X
advancing to 1uA. and elosnK At 1soX.
GovIENhEST SyUCKs-Afe hrmer. -.. -
FEE1Gnrs TO I1vKErooL-lulet and very nrIn ut
3Sd@sKd for barley and wheat pst Eal3, and ID per
, 1866-12-05

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, Tribe
/ of Aea ffx membe7s-Asa. Lizzie, Abbey, Fred,
Ira suU Little Ucnnrtl,-give their Concert at
PLYMOUTH CHURCH,
Corner hbaah av. and E!drSgeconst, On Ihuhs
DAY Evening. Dec, 6th.
Tickets 80 cents. Children IS cens- doors open NJ
tre At
, 1866-12-05

Fam Asp fEs11AI--Aitention ts called to the
.a,ef.i.yn ...t OF grand Fair and Feslifal TO be
tc1t in .tc Crosby Mnsie Hall on Thu:rda! after
neor aul evening. December 6sh, 70! nc beneat
:.nI;uc Vii have free admission to the Art Gal
r.
, 1866-12-05

i1sss Observation-Disclosures wilt be meeting
IT IT. Tscr oat House this evening at Far!or No.
/, at haltpa2t seveu, to consider and discnss the
e;.e=,iu Of cstehlishing linen manufacture in
Chjr..o, Parties po-~1s.inr practical knowledge
W.: by r.esens, who can furnish all tbs 1Otortna-
lion and details Of Inc busuc that may bo de-
LI.o", to TIC gentlemen who uar he present It
viii ac demonstrated that the manufacture OF linen
can BE- established and prosecuted in this city 70
viii he !: Scod atendance Of capitalists.
, 1866-12-05

nd tss 5s
LUCILLE WESTERN,
Commencing wERS;EspAr T y DECEMBER s'h, IN her
LADY ISABEL AND MADAM VINE,
Inc. ". Ta5lcurcs original dramatizssiou Of
EAST LYNNE, OR, THE El0pEMENT,
Supported BY
mr.. MCKEE RANKIN,
mr. THEO. HAMILTON.
r1iss NJ. 4. GORDON,
And Full and Enclent Company.
The Play ol EAST Lynne has everywhere M aeh!syed @
whsa S h ss ,',ES ME L
NEARLY 1000 TIMES,
e
THE LARGEST AuRA15YEfEs 12AIEp. EVER coseRE-
Dy bcr Incompatible INCORPORATION Of the charac-
LADY ISABEL and MADAM VINE,
That se alone make for her play the success has
TEARS AND soBs.
And othc. Elgua Of
EMOTIONAL SYMPATHY,
Evoked from oycrhowlnE audiences, attest the
PURE MORALITY OF THE PLAY,
| 1rs WONDERFUL DOMESTIC PIcTuREs-Ts
| CORRECT DRAWINGS OF SOCIETY,
Tue roRrC1sEs OF A JEALOUS M1SD-IHE
rEnNlCloUs INFLUENCES OF coSIuGAL
DiSTkUST-1HE PLEASURES OF
HAPPY uoME-THE MISERY
, 1866-12-05

pnss,DLT MCEpEn.-13iier mention was nado
In Yesterdays TnsnrsE Of mysterious cE5 Of
"uu.t|rf'' heard on Sunday night, and the nndins
OF lat ii atinc on the river between Fourteenth
ard + iftrrt III streets. The hat has eince BEEN
idcI,.ac1 as belonging to John Woodfuf. man
employed 18th Mr.. Stewart, undertaken, on State
ttre,t. 1t sccus that On Sunday night Mr. Wood
ruu was accompanying lady home when they
wac a.hed If the circuEnstancs lnadt him 5ealons
IL replied, rot at all." The three went to
1c-tau,an1 aud were there Joined by, M.
Gi.icrsst d. the man going home with bis wife AM
Woodra: !casirE with Anderson. W0odsun ha
ntt >,nt.- bccn seen. and Anderson Is BEN. souso
fuf 1'y ihous;t:olttlcs.
, 1866-12-05

TuE Frx1AS scANr-We are informed by Mr.
vcsearEk. tic wcl1-kIown contractor, that tho
yrssel mentioned In cur isEnr Of yesterday as d
probable Fcuian privatrer /. peaceful craft sect
oct bs hi n tbv Michigan lumber districts 10 get
t;7ts. 10 I'll government couttact.
, 1866-12-05

Admission. 20 cents Reserved seats = cents Bal
cony Foxes q tents) t4,oo Family Circle 90 cents
Entrance Safest froscennm boxes tStN 70 3lvv9.
uox otAce Crel Tor FAte oz SEATS Mo1Aay morning,
NccfM1hr Sd. al O'Clock.
, 1866-12-05

THE ELECTORAL CoLLEGE.-A correspondent
wri-ee us fer iufor7nst1on concerning the rights
g Presidential electors. We do not fully un-
DIR ,apd What it is that he wishes TO know, but
1r"sun,r thr following answer gives It:
1n'' electors arc chosen bs the people IN no. 70.
a Gay fixed by la,y. and vote for Who.uzoeyer they
rleas. Wien they have ro:ed. their functions
trsse, ard th.y have nothing further TO do with
lie El.kiet.
, 1866-12-05

This F1sy has Cpubtefs done actual good 70 the
cpmrnunity. wherever II h1A been performed. than
any other which naa been pfaYed ln The country.
and mOre thorough conviction o this fact cannot be
had than may be art night Of ~
tbr INTER- TEARS uF MEN AND WOMEN who
crowd INC Theatre nightly to Mtss Westerns per-
foSr,arrr in thr nftncfpa1 character.
, 1866-12-05

lAEcE.,Es,-Hichsel o'Briep. charged with
r:u.!irc ny ovrreoat from John Story NJ the Lake
s,tr,t Ilouse, was examined al The Police Court
ye=tr,uay afternoon and committed for trial 10
t4i1 Of STE George ". Mathews. colored,
CHARGED ~i,h arrsopriatins the proceeds Of .
p.ttt given BY Sir. Speers, for whom Maihews
was *cinv as financial agent, VAS committed for
f.ial in bail pi $5L1x
, 1866-12-05

Arro1s7HEs7.-JosiahH H. Dross. Esq- has been
appointed to The general charge Of the Illinois
Fasey Sraa SoUapany's interests in this city. Fos
tke ptesen. he r1ay be addressed al the otllee OF
TIE II, si:en1 Of The Company. c. g. Wicker,
Ell, cerues Of State and soutts Water streets
Tie ui,ic j. now In good working order, and
, 1866-12-05

FA1sE pEE7EScrs.-Georec " Scott and Theo-
Jolr 4, Peters. who, 1t is alleged, have recently
Advertised themselves real estate agents, deal
erE in patents, &C., '@roped" in an unsop5fsdeatsd
E.n t2mrd II. C. schufnctt, OF harrington, In this
cou1:y. lie invested s151 With them. as partner,
and Afterwards oscertaiufnc that he bad been
F-o-sly Imposed upon, brought suit against them
t.fcI+ JnEiioe Brown fesSc'day sn tscy were COM
, 1866-12-05

I.oaE FOE THE FmrSp1Ess. - The regular
noEih1y meeting Of The Managers Of the Home for
TIE F.iendless will be held this afternoon at ~
o'clock. IN thr parler Of the Home. Business Of
importance will come before the meeting. Let
there he full attendance.
, 1866-12-05

4 UCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
"A sur1r. Tek TOBACCO, Cika.a H4rdEaEe, black
smiths Forge and BeIlowt. Gunny Bags, Wines DC.
On WEDNESDAY,, December 5th. u 9A o'ctoGS-. y
Kaatolphet. ,,.rr,, co .r,,.-.
, 1866-12-05

Choice ot 25x3 fect. on the corner q West
Madison and Ahcrdcfa-ets, With tnt lArEe d~el!ng.
Ato two-tto!y house and lot, 3oxlso iees on West
aI.o icu acre tract, and half miles west Of
civ limits on llps ct West Lake and Msd!A onsl
11ao tEt1gG acre tract IN Cottage Grove. %NA
good Iweillne oak .royv .Gd ~ MILLS
Euuih nf civ bew cen Indiana an1 kAnsakee aFk Ap-
r!s 10 6. II. HCGuEs, ~ peasoornst., Room ~.
, 1866-12-05

rcLcE, FIRE AND urALTn--The regular semi
Ueeslv II, ,ring ot the Board Of Police. Fi1e AND
.a:th was held at their rooms, on the corner OF
Washington and I.aSas1e streets, SC tcrday aiier-
puo,l. I,rse, /. T. B. Brown. President, commis-
+, ncs Ellsworth. aad the presiding officers Of the
{. {. iEaye, was arpoinied q special policeman
Notti! Mission Sunday School.
1br pay rolls # the Police Department Tor the
no,,1h II November were auditcd anu ordered u
IT, xarin,tion OF Joseph Hasctsnan. police
1.an, charged With hiring another man ~ nseanl
4 M Erlklpar, Wns postponed Until INC mex
fc.u1a. meeting, Adjourned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-01

ilands ot the insurgents, and that the Tys coon has in consequence, abdicated.
 Ho1lF1oAI The Union msjosity in Penn-s sylfania in the late election was IT, ITS; in' Ohio A, ,696; in Indiana 14,51e; in Iowa about s. 900. q |
 West Virginia has gone Union by about 1000 majority, ,eleeting Foreman, Union. Gov ernor and probably three Union Congress men, -' ~ ' -
 On Thursday evening last Wendell Phil ips delivered aspeech at the Cooper Insti- ute. It was extremely bitter advising the impeachment of the President. -
 DOMESTIC. annual meeting of the Freedmens Union Commission was held at New York on "Wednesday gof.s last week. Speeches were made by Rev Henry Wand Beecher Gen. Howard and others e~ During the last year it has sent out 76O teachers, maintained so1 schools; and instructed 5o,- 900 pupils. ..., , ''-
 A serious Indian war. has, commenced :n New Mexico and many murders have been committed. sf i.4I Isr*.
 It is reported that Gen. Sheridan has been ordered to report at Washington. The order is said to be owing to the condition of our Mexican affairs r.-.-. r,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-01
Misc oellaneous Items,


 Annie Thomas has published g novel. Married at Last" We congratulate An nie.
 Horace Greeley is said to have made $4OO.. 900 already out of his American Conflict" :" and there is more coming: ~.i48
 It is said that Artemus Ward gets $75 a letter from Punch.
 . Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren has presented her '1iege lord" with g brace of Dahlgrens- eight pounders. '' ''.+''
 The new Metropolitan public convey ance company" at New York will carry pas sengers in carriages for not more than 25 cents for three miles, and will make spec ial arrangements to accommodate Central Park pleasure seekers. ,s Eus sr@g.3s~,a :;
 Miss Fanny Seward, the only daughter and youngest child of the Secretary of State, died at Washington early yesterday morn ing, from bilious fever. Her remains will be conveyed to Auburn, N. Y. for inter ment.i sse yt Dga aDs ,.s @ .s>, is2- i' a. Chicago has 2, population of W,5o4.
 The tariff on cable dispatches has been reduced fifty per cent. ..--.seg |. The Texas house of Representatives have reflected the Constitutional Amendment by asote ofe7tot. sgss1ssfs1 z A whale measuring sixty feet in length was washed ashore at Rockaway beach on Mon- day. -..'., ttt.'..,- .. t.'- An explosion of g locomotive on the Vir- oinia and Tennessee railroad on the 23d resulted in the death of three men, the engineer, fireman and brakeman: 6 The playing of organs, harps and other instruments in, the streets of Phil adelphia is to be. stopped Several of the musicians have been arrest ed by order of the mayor. l. T sGWere the United States as densely popu- lated as England, we should have 924, ,O0O,- 900 people. oyl-T@' ,-- s7t CharlesiR. Rich has been found guilty of bribing member of the New Jersey Legis- IAEQfA. SyfsSifs>r-~ @ .y., ,.rs.r.- .I
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-01
STATE 1.fHs,s.

A WOMAN named. Hoyt,' living in New London attempted suicide on Monday while suffering from low spirits She took n ounce and half of laudanum, but her mother; doctor, and stomach pump, put her all right again ;s.-ayi
 ON Tuesday of last week, d little son of E, w. Preston of Unionville, was playing near cart which stood on sloping ground with wheel blocked by bit of wood. The lad in his play removed the bit of wood and the cart rolled back, passing over his neck and killing him almost instantly.
 MIR. HARrsHoRs, of the Astor House, West Haven, was upset from Q carriage, on Thursday, and thrown to the ground with such violence as to fracture his, skull, re- ceiviug injuries from which he died the same evening", t,.-3 i&r.. ,.i, !. ...,,a
 THEY had genuine excitement in New London on Thursday, which created a little life on the streets. It was in consequence of horse attempting to jump over a tree on Bank street. Another, was an accident on the Shore Line Railroad, which resulted in the amputation of a dogs tail.
 CAPT. JOIN ", CRANE, late of the 12tl Conn. and Miss Helen Andrews,a both ot Berlin, Ct. went to New Orleans, a shor, time ago, with the intention of marrying
 
 and settling there. On the 18th of this month Miss Andrews died of yellow fever, and the next day Capt. Crane was taken away by the same disease.
 THE twelve thousand muskets sold the English government not long since by the Col, Fire Arms %. of Hartford, are con- ing back to be altered over into breeclI- loaders, after Snyder's Philadelphia patent.
 COLLEGIATE Institutes are at & discount ''down East" st"-the one in Norwich town has broken up and is going to sell it's furniture at auction..a rg9lsf IA IT. s.--.
 INTERNAL revenue returns in the third district, for September, foot up $101, ,37S- a decrease from the August returns of near ly seventeen thousand dollars. --
 MfDDhRTowN has voted to provide means for completing the work of introducing wsterIinto the city. The whole cost will be a trifeAless than $2Oo, ,ooO. Water will be let into the pipes on or about the 18th of next month.
 f'I ~E st S...r.
 A GIRL, said to be only fourteen years of age, was married in Greenville short time since, despite the wishes of some of her relatives, who thought she ought to wait until she was little older.
 THE officers of the French frigate La Tze- n,is, now at New London, Conn, lately &C., the courtesy of the citizens and officers of the American fleet in that harbor by grand mutinee on board the 7Hemis, at which the fashion and eAts of the city were present. 'y,'' .7'" ,f
 THF citizens of Norwich are being much annoyed by the depredations of folothes-line thieves,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-01
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 Itimmediately increasss the strength and deepens the color of tke pale blood. It sub dues the Chills and Fever, and diIninishes the Expectoration. It checks the night swests, always in from seven to fourteen days. The appetite is at once invigorated. and the patient rapidly gains flesh the cough and difficult breathing are speedily relieved; the sleep b. comes calm and Tef.eshing the evacuations regular and uniform, All the general symp. toms disappear with Q really astonishing rapid ity.i 4. +~h( t} |
 The Prescription shoull be used In every case where the Physician commonly prescribes Tonics,r Iron, Acide, Bark. Quinine, Cod Liv- er Oil, Whiskey, &c.,, and in every case, Dy whatever name known, in which there h sx' hibited any one or more of the following
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 Every one to whom have recommended it has benefited much by It's use. '-Rsv. c. D. Jones. Racine, Wis. ''H ftHH .'slrs
 BIBLE Houss, AsroR PLAos, N. Y.-ln the early part of February, 1865, was sunerSug from q violent cough, for which had been treated during six months previously without beneat. I had Night sweats which completely prostrsted me. In, the evening hoerpeneD would come on, which would prevent le from speaking above c whisper. had thea had two attacks of hemorrage rem, the lupeG: Ny family Physician assured me that Do could do no more for me, yet, ! was growing fgpidly worse. and had been compelled Co leave bud. ness for nearly two months. All my synipioms unmistakably, the presehe4 Dt CON. SUMPTION. In the. beginning ,ofS ycttuafy. llr. Hensy Fisher, Treasurer Of thd Am,flcan Bible Society, presented mo with sb5stle of sssi ajis ysE .ias,slsi
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-01

VaF.- HUH ,l y.fis ssl3i ttE Ns G44 N.J 2 < Basr We hope persons having 1t iA their powef'to furnish the hinf6emn4idn ideaifed by MT Morris towards his history of Con
 nectlcut during the war, will do so forth
 With. 1t is of great importance that, a full and perfect record of Connecticut patriot ism be made up. See Advertisement. bi
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-01
WOLCOTTvILLE,
WRDNRspAY, Cor. 31st, 186l

s5.sh WRpARspAY, Cor 31st, 1866.
 Great preparations have been made for the celebration of the Silver Wedding of MT. Lyman W. Coe this evening and for the marriage of his daughter which takes place at the same time.-A special train will bring the invited guests from Water bury. -;> : 31 l-..> .i-l4r2I
 - In the freshet, yesterday, the works of the Brass company were damaged to the amount of $2OOO as estimated. |-@' 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-01
MARRlED.

In Cornwall. Oct. 29th, by Rev. 8. Fsnn, MT. Lewis w. Curtiss of Goshen. and Miss Jane Beardsly of Cornwall
 In Plymouth, Oct 24th, by Rev. Henry E. Cooley, Henry R. Ray of Morris, to Amelia H. Minor of Iitchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-01

~ A fire broke out in, New London on Monday night which resulted in the ;des- truction of three buildings before it could e.extinguished. The wind was blowing a gale at the time and it was with great diff culty that an immense destruction of prop erty was avoided. .,.,:T -.' -..,''-2
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-01

Eae Our local contributor of last week is ii informed fo by the editor of the Sentinel that the engine whistles of the Naugatuck trains are often heard ahere Other early risers have noted the same fact. 3aqZs foa ssa 'a
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-01

s0 Mir: Lumsden, the Eenian prisoner, was, we see from our exchanges, settled for some two years in New Hartford and after- .wards in West Haven. From the latter place he removed to Williamsbarg N. '. f1
 We are glad to zee it stated that there will probably be no evidence to connsct him with the Fenian raid. E5 ss ss T.srz4 "a @-
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-01
DIED,

In L!tcAfeld, Oct. 25th, Olive, wife et Mir. Edward Pierpont, aged 77 years
 In Litchfeld, Oct. 24th, wife of James Hefner. -, ~. '~-. .--'r .-'r
 In New Haven, Oct. 24th, suddenly, Mr. Gurdon Filley, aged P years.