Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-07

yer uHettuy He NHSONHU y UHOtteT tcOHtttr. Consequently the second marriage was bigamous and void, the prisoner Sawyer a single woman, and the States Attorney was obliged to nOHe the case. The facts cer- tainly create very unfavorable impression of the morals of the Caldwell Sawyer grade of Litchfeld society, and would furnish sn excellent theme for the next tale of Mir. Charles Reade.
 Richard M. Park, charged with killing Thomas Herbert, has been discharged. -The Selectmen will receive proposals for rent of the Town farm as per advertise ment in another column
 | February Monthlies
 i The contents of the Atlantic for Februa- ry are exceedingly interesting, They are as follows: The Guardian Angel, part two, by Oliver Wendell Holmes; Mona, by Alice Cary; Characteristics of the Elizabethan Literature, by Edwin P. Whipple; George Bedellion's Knight, part one, by Mrs. Re becca H. Davis; Comic Journalism, by Charles Dawson Shanley; Katherine Morne part four, by the author of Herman; A Driftwood fire, by T. W. Higgingson; Real Estate, by J. W. Trowbridge; How Mr. Eyre would have preached it, by the author of A Man without Country; Glacial Phe- nomena in Maine, part one. by Prof l.. Agassiz; Forza Maggiore, by W. D. How els; the Guerdon, by T. B. Aldrich; Rec ollections of John Vanderlyn, the artist: by Bishop Kip; The Republican Alliance, by Joseph Mazzini; The Standard of the Boarding House, by Joseph Dana Howard.
 The Lady's Friend contains: The Sailor Boys Dream of Home, Steel Engraving; Music; Foolish Daring; Sweet Singing Bird; How woman had her way; Unseen, Yet Seen; Opposites; A Parisian Child; Murmurings; One of Life's Shadows; Or vile College; An Inner Life; Winter Song; Fashions &c. Address Deacon Peterson, 319 Walnut St. Philadelphia.
 Our Young Folks for February opens 
 Joe, '" and contains interesting articles from Capt. Mayne Reid, Mrs. Harriett Beecher Stowe.
 The Galany for Feb. 15. contains:
 Waiting for the Verdict, by Mrs. Rebec ca Harding Davis, with two illustrations;) J The New Electric Light, by R. K. Browne, M. D., with five illustrations@ Harmoni- ous Effects, by Maria Louisa Pool; Experi- ments with the Sonnet, by Arthur Elem ing; Words and their Uses, by Richard Grant White; With Volume of Keats, by Dr. T. W. Parsons; The Claverings, by Anthony Trollope; Giving Back the Flow CT, by Sarah M. B. Platt; John Rose, by William l.. Stone; Conundrums, by Geo. Wakeman; The Silent Lover, by Edward H. House; Frown Not, by Mary Walsing- ham; The Cry from the Studios, by Cla- renee Cook; Napoleons Private Cabinet, by H. A. Deille; Who Knoweth? by Ina D. Coolbrith; Nebule, by the Editor, con- taining, Soft Soap from John Bull, The Re- call of MT. Motley, The Booth Medal, Mir. Jerome's Prize Gentleman, Itemizing on Private Matters, A New Typographical Con- ceit, Spiritualist Revelations.
 The Godey's Ladys Book contains: ssEn- tirely at Home," Concluded; Croquet; The two Valentines; Ladies at Auctions; The Fountain of Youth; The Little Strategist; True Love can never die; Ten Years and Two Hearts; Ursula A thos; St. Valentines Day; Gone; Poetry; Novelties for Februa- "; Work Department; Receipts, &c, &c
 7Ae Rice,side Magazine .for Young People, is the title of new Monthly, published by Hurd & Houghton, New York. The fol lowing is the Table of Contents:-The En- chantment of Old Daniel; An Extempora- neous Party, The Midnight Coast; Travel ling in Greece; Frank Gordon, or When I i was Little Boy; The Neighbors, &c., &c. Price $2 50 Q year in advance. | Peterson for this month is received. The i following is the List of Contents:-A Wife's Autobiography; Miss Chillingworth; A Long Journey; A Mans Heart; What came of Party; Married by Mistake; How Greek ; Fashion Plates, Poetry, &c. Price i g. co a year. g
 Beadle's Monthly for this month con- tains:-The Genii; Snakes; Who was He?; The Indian Famine; Language of Express lion; Gone Estray; Struggle; The Story of . Spy; In the Bin; The Cry for Help; Dia- .I mond cut Diamond; Greenblow in Go- tham: Notes. Notions and Gossip.