Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-11
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= The superiol Court, after fnis6ing the criminal.cases and disposiug of some miscel= laueoas business, adjourued on Saturday, sine die. & As E.
 Two cases of Jobn McMuitry Adninistrator vs Housatonic R.R. Coz were settled. the pl'tf getting s4,OOo in one case and $2.ooO in the other
 II The list of diyorces granted this term will De found in another column.
 :. -7 The Methodist Church tns this village Is being thoroughly ,repaired. Thel Conference room behind is to be entirely rebuilt and great y enlarged. In the church itself new pews ana anew pulpit are to be:sbuils, the tgalleties lowered and blinds added to. the .wiadaws.-4-A4..
 - We call attention to the Horse Fair ad- vertised in another column to be held at this place on the 18th inst. We expect something unusually good. lt <sst s7fi4 &
 = Rev. MT Peck will administer the Holy Communion at Trinity g, Chnrch, Milton,a on Sunday morning next. ..aaa a ss-!5eg ii'- St. Pauls Church, Bantam Falls, will be open for Divine Service on Sunday ,afternon next. "e5iH fG e.;rut4Iv lsalg l,s ggi7 -Wessels & Sons have just received F for sale, some very choice flowers; Azaleas, Tree Carnations. Bourardias, &c. Persons desirous of purchasing must cali forthwith. zs' 'sj l@7-
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 n6 The Sentinel last week, contains as
 -.,. -sFrr pretty piece of that .judicious reporting in whi:h Conservatism excels, as we often meet We give it in full {: s|usba .nabt paea.s
 SHARoN.-At the town election, the Demo cratic ticket for town officers was chosen1 by an average majority of forty five votes. Myron Darkin ana Daniel F Smith, Democrats were elected Selectmen, and Samuel L Gager, Dem- ocrat, Town Clerk. All the Assessors the Board of Relief, Constabies &c, on the Dari, ocratic ticket, were chosen by large majorities Also three Democratic Justices to fiji vacan- cies. :" i. ' ..'F 'af'' Iii 'aa.gaf tGGI
 Now in point of fact, as we are informed we elected one Selec,nan and several of the minor officers, the Democratic ticket for. ius- tices did not get ten majority, and tbeirr aver age majorities were nothing like the 45 claim ed above. Will the Sentinel publish the full vote t" j-!.-.'s p.ai.4 4dt e4.w
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 n@- We.are in receipt of anartieIe pitch ing into high Federal official in New. Mil ford, which We declned to publish, in tbe, first place because it is anonymous, aud in the next place. because We suspect the gentleman.i .in ques- tion who is very susceptible to the disagreabil- ities of false political position, is already sufa ciently punished by the evident 1istrust with which he is looked on by both Democrats and Union men, and by the. awful securing John sonism is everywhere receiving from the peo pie. To taunt poor fellow ,,by name, with his political inGrmity in the very week. of the October elections is 8 piece of wanton batbari- ty of which we cannot be guilty. to ot1ss@a 2 .5 -'' q ----@@~-.-A U ------ 5)E7t H4- Our intended notice of the New Mil ford Fair gives place to a better account, by our Washington correspondent Like most Judeans he takes great pride many superior ity of his native place, and we, hope he has not been altogether unjust to, other towns:e.- The Palladium. also reports, we notice, that, "on the best stocks of cattle " shiDqgytton swept the list" -., .-ialrr w.,-,j fiji. .sn yEt-g. au s.l. MORRIS RElItSS.is .a 4Tn,a.(n Episcopal service will be- held "a | the Hall, East side, on Sunday evening next at halepast six F, M. The Re-. Vim. [ Peck of Litchfeld will oficiate. t.. ts.,. s lg.,-,s,..;na