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NEW YORK, October 2.--Tlle Scotia brings Eu-
ropean news to tho 22d ult
lro Times says the death of Sir FRrpEnIcK
BRYCE is peculiar misfortune pending tho prosont
intricate delicate negotiations with Governments
hot Always disposed to approach Great Britain in
a spirit OF generosity aud forbcarance. The posi-
ton is most onerous, and each occupant lnds his
tabors more exacting than his predecessors.
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p.nO, ~ SunieT'tlc. s. T.. after a Lingering uIr.
DH'in - uih'oS' On the I'd day uI uct"l,rr is,.:
'"e 'sia'Hes' ift'idt and acquaintance, ui Mr.
und Mrs. DAVID g. GIBSON an,t l,miIy ~. w.
invited to attend his uirls, -rrv.,.- At II, ,., ,,
terlsn Church. Meeting street. 7h.S .irrr,,.,, o,.
nj at Fuur u'riurt. n,,
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sB.'I. q. F.-GRASD LODGE nr sotiru
cAHOllSA.-The Mtnbers this Grand Lode. am. il,
Sted 10 attend tho Funeral Services nf Bro r. a. u ,
GIBSON THIS .ihern"ou, ut the First Prr-ny ,,ri,u
Church., at Four O'Clock.
By ORDER j. H. upN,lIR Jr Mn
"'''"er' urand Srcr'.iIy.
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wo haye Q atrango eable itetai ahont n pEoceel

Wo have strange cable item about d pfoeeeJ.
Ing in Greece: lied Ropublicnntsm aatins to be
threatening King orHo., party Inns arisen tIero
sli a Republic under the prolcnl6rate If tho
unitsl States, :. annex hor as three States. These
are shrowd fellows, these rebel Greeks. They
they can only bo assured that tho United States
Will undertake their protection, they will pitch in
without dolay. 1t 10, however, on illogical iden Of
the Greeks, nfter what they have seen hero OF tho
opposition Of tho Goyernpont to ''rebels"
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New DisRAsr.--According 10 the report of Dr..
tho ship Hospital disease (which he had mover
seen beore and no yenturo1 TO say no iyo
in Now York hal over soon." Some Of Tho patiunts
from tho kidneys were normal; tie skn was warm.
not c0ld pulse allow, not ieycrish. There was
general congestion; the blood was stagnated in ihe
extromn vesses; and there was rotching, with
othor symptoms ofcholera The disease he regards
as in limited measure contagious. Evidence of
cerebral congestion was not found; but he thinks
victims within four honrs. He Is Inclined TO he
lieye that this ia tho snm0 disaas6 "a that which
under tho nnme OF tho ". blue diaGase q or Tho
black tS lhus, has been puzzling tho ;footors in
ireland during the past aye montha. ~, -
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ELECTION In Aiabnnin.

NASHVILLE, October 2.--There waa slight frost
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From Virginia,

RICHMOND, October 2.-Hon. ALEXANDER R1rEs
and colored man wore nominated by tho Repub-
Leans OF Albemarle for the Convention yesterday.
Last night they were burned in oAigy by tho oppo-
sition.
Congressman SnASKs, OF Indiana, addressed
the blacks this evening. He said that he spoke as
ono OF party who had power, when he said
that tho Southern States would have been in the
blacks; and that they never would get iii Till thaS
did. JOHNSON, it guilty, would be impeaclod, and
even with the aid of the Maryland militia, which
was armng, would be powerless to do anything.
The men of the North are ready at the tap Of the
drum to quell him and his militia. he predicted
$4,000 majority in Ohio for the Republicans
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aB- MARRIAGE AND CEIlBACl, AND TIE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANIiroD.-Au Essay for
Young Men the Crime OF Solitude. and tile rlysio.
logical Errors. Abuses aud Diseases which great. nl.
prdnlents to MARRIAGE. with sur. nirAus OF Relief
Sent In sealed ettor envelopes. free oi charge.
Address Dr. J. SKILLIN noUuHrON,
Howard Association PlIadelpiits, Pa.
SAOtAnibar .I,un.
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New YORK, October 2-TIon. JONATHAN SrURaEs,
A. T. STEWART, Judge HILTON aud Bishop BAaLEr
have arrived on the Scotia.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-19

Scc. IS. The court of common council may aD- Pfoprlate, rom time to time, sums of money for the purpose or defraying the expenses of public ceiebratlons fairs and receptions within said city: said sums of money so appropriated not to excee1 the amount or hYe hundred dollars, for any one pubic celebration, fair or reception All such an. preparations shall be subjected to tho approval of the city, in city meeting duly warned and held for that purpose. ~
 Sec. 19. Tho mayor, aldermen and common councnmen, on the third Monday of June, annually snail meet, and then choose forty or more freemen or sald city, to serve as jurors at said city court, and shall return the names of said jurors, under the hand of the mayor if present, or in case of his absence, under the hand of the senior alderman present ct such meeting, to the clerk of said city court, who shall write each jurors name thus cho- sen, fairly on separate piece of paper, and roll up and put the same into 8 box which he shall pro vide and keep for that purpose; and whenever eith- CT of the sheris of said city court shall receive
 warrant from the clerk of said city court to summon juror to appear before said court, the sheriff ceiving such warrant, taking With hlm one of the aldermen of the city, shall repair to the said clerks office, and there ill the presence of said alderman and clerk, shall take out of said box many of said papers as his warrant shall direct; and the persons whose names shall be found written there on shall be summoned to appear before the cotrt to which the warrant is returnabe to serve as in
 TOTS: and in case of neglectng to attedd, shall be liable to such penalties shall by the by-laws oF said city be inflicted for such neglect and in case any shall be challenged or excused, the sheriff of. tending said court shall supply such deficiency by uIa"inS, III Ino pIeseuce or the court, others ont of said box, and summoning them to appear and serve until the panel shall be complete: and tha names of such jurors who do not attend, or are eI cuSea, snan pc returned into the box and bo liable to :9 De arawn agan And the oath to be taken bT sald jurors shall be same as is by law provided to be taken by jurors in all civil causes and ths nam or each uI4r that attends any city court and nd Sna pc agn written on separate piece 1ox which the clerk of said court shall provide for mat purpose, and shall be liable to be drsvn sa-;n
 n case there shall not by reason of death, rsnova coGpleta to the panel for that year in which i.ey arc chosen to eervo ~ "AA'" ~oS
 6ec. zO. There rhAll be holden in rsid easy snshv AS2s A4onday cI oTsrJ month; city corrS es5a- lSsntiHs5c sS 1o~rG Ra7AI
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-19
CLASS III.

Nos. 30 AND 31.-ART AND FLOWERS.
 The Committee on Art and Flowers re- spectfully submit: That it is greatly to be regretted that so small an exhibition should be made in these departments, which could so easily be made among the most attrac- tive..in the Fair. They have awarded Pre- miums as follows:
 Collection of Flowers, Miss D. D. Gold, $3; Wm. H. Braman, Bouquet, $2; Miss Mary D. Westover, bouquet, 8; Mrs. co. Buel, Basket and Stand Everlasting Flow CTS, $l; Miss M. J. Hayes, Wax Flowers, $2; Mrs. Phebe Tompkins, Wild Flowers, $l.
 Miss Mary Thompson, two Crayons, $2; Hartford Business College, Penmanship, $1.5O; Miss Ida Shanley, Tapestry Work, $1; Roswell Thompson, Drawing, $l; Mrs. w. J. Moore, Shell Frames, 5Oc.; Mrs. Wm. Burgess, Shell Frames, 5Oc.; Miss M. J. Hayes, Bread Basket, 5Oc; Mrs. l.. G. Morse, Shell Box, 5Oc.; A. B. Sutliff Pen Engraving, 5Oc.; H. Matthews, Portrait, $l; Miss E. J. Curtiss Map, 50c.; Miss B. Mason, Hair Work, 5Oc.
 The small amount of money placed in the hands of the Committee accounts for the small premiums they have been obliged to award in the above classes.
 Judges, B. w. Seymour, M. B. Wood ruff, Nj. Seymour.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-19
HORSE FAIR PREMIUMS,

Class. -91s o'clock. Premiums in Gross, $2O Entrance Fee, s. Colts un- der years old, in harness. Speed not to govern, all qualities to be considered. Geo. c. Hitchcock enters Highland
 Ash," lst Premium $12.OO G. c. Hitchcock enters "Lady Lou,'
 2d premium 500
 Judges, Nicholas Saltus, Thomas Cowles, George Pierpont.
 Class L-1O o'clock. Premiums in Gross, $50. Entrance Fee s. Colts 3 and 4 years old, in harness. Speed to be considered.
 Alanson Warren, Watertown, enters
 "Jet," 1st premium $2O.OO F. w. Mix, Plymouth, enters "Dover
 Boy" 1000
 Judges, Nicholas Saltus, s. D. North way, George Pierpont.
 Class LI-No entries.
 Class IV-11 o'clock. Premiums in Gross S6O. Entrance Fee $6. Stalions years old and over, in harness. Mile heats, best D. B. Derby, Morris, enters "Plymouth
 Rock" 1, 1 Chas; Dickerman, New Haven, enters
 "Monitor," 2. 2 Geo. c. Hitchcock, New Preston, en-
 ters "Nestor," cast shoe and with
 drawn.
 1st Premium $40; 2d s2o. Time 2:44, |2:51H
 Judges, l.. l.. Hutchins, John Hemin. way, John T. Rockwell.
 Class -11h o'clock. Premiums in Gross $50. Entrance fee $5. Gentlemen's Driving Horses in harness, that have not trotted in public faster than 3 minutes, Mile heats, best 2 in 3.
 Charles Dickerman, New Haven. en-
 ters chestnut h. | Edward F. Nichols, Woodbury, enters bay m. 2. { E. ]; Baldwin, Plaiaville, enters "Brown Stranger"
 Alanson Warren, Watertown, enters
 1st premium $s5; 2d $16. Time 2:571l Judges, J. B. Hinkley, H. W. Booth, l., Futile.
 Class VI-1 o'clock. Premiums in Gross $3O. Entrance fee $3. Running Horses. Mile heats, best in 3.
 David Curtiss, Woodbury, enters , "Brown Dick" l. Oliver Peck, Litchfeld, Bay mare 2. 2 1st premium S2O; 2d alO. No time made. Judges, H. G. Smith, Alsnson Warren, 8. s. Logan. Gass TH-1k o'clock Premiums in Gross S75. Entrance Fee W.50. Fastest pair of TYotti1g Horses. Eile heats, best l 3 ins.
 Charles DickerHaR, Esv Esvsa, en- saTs psaS hozssn l. ] Gsorgo Dudley. y1i=-zzss.a. satsrr ps. hoTg-s s 1 E. !. gorsi;2ee;c. IZ.sT7 T-iea;n, {" a. 5 D. W. 1aoaazr-s11, Ixs.,,,ell,2-, '" Disa
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-19

2d best, D. W. Wagoner 50 Best peck Winter Apples, Henry
 Baldwin 100 2d best, O. s. Seymour 50 Best and greatest variety of Pears,
 T. s. Gold 800 I'd best, D. W. Wagoner 200 Best six punches Delaware Grapes,
 Isaac Baldwin LOO Do. Concord Grapes, Isaac Baldwin LOO Do. Hartford Prolific Grapes, David
 Plant LOO Do Other kind Grapes, Arvia Day
 ton LOO 2d best, Elihu Hotchkiss, 50 Best basket Fruit Of all kinds, D. W.
 Wagoner 200 Best Watermelon, Isaac Baldwin 50 Crab Apples, Dis Amos Benton LOO Plumbs, Dis. D. w. Wagoner LOO 2d best, T. s. Gold 50
 Judges, Geo. M. Woodruff, l.. B. Wood ruff, Abijah Catlin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-19
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.

Tho Committee on Ayrshires and Alder nies, make the following report: There were but few entries in these class es, but what there were, were very good specimens of the breeds. We make the following awards:
 Best Ayrshire Bull, l year old, s. s.
 Logan, Washington, $3.OO Second best, T. s. Gold, LOO Best Alderney Bull, F. M. Hale, 800 Ayrshire COW, years old, to T. s. Gold, Cornwall, 400 Best Alderney Heifer, year old,
 s. s. Logan, Washington 200 Second best Alderney grade heifer, 2 2years old, 0. B. Webster, Litch- field 100 Chas Ford, little boy, Washing ton, for 2 pr. yr. old Steers 200 We award to D. McNeill, Litohfeld, a premium for beautiful high grade Alder ney heifer calf, months old, s. No com petition.
 Judges, soth Thomas, Plymouth; David Clark, Hartford; H. M. Barnes, Water- town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-19
SHORTEST, AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO ALBANY, TROY AND
 THE WEST.
EE ousatonic- Railroad
 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after May 9th, 1867 Passenger Trains will run as follows:
 LEAVE BRIDGEPORT. On arrival of Trains from New York New Ha
 ven and Hartford. IO.3O a. Hfl. for Pittsfeld, connecting al
 Van Deuscnville with train fol
 Albany. E Az p. ERA for Pittsfield.
 LEAVE PITTSFIELD On arrival Of Trains from North Adams and
 Western Railroad. 800 a. sa. for Bridgeport, New York,
 New Haven and Hartford. 800 E,. rn. for Bridgeport and New York
 by Rail or Steamboat, and
 train for New Haven and Hart
 ford.
 SPECIAL Leave Great Burlington for Pittsield at a. m Leave Pittsfeld for Great Burlington at GIG pm.
 Merchandise Trains Through Daily. 35-tf J. H. STRONG, Supt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-19
No. 13.-STocKs OF CATTLE.


 Best stock of cattle, 13 in number,
 owned and raised by exhibitor, s. s. Logan, Washington $l: 2d best, Stanley Griswold (15in No.) 1( Sd best, Chandler Judd, Wetertown A. in No.) s. R. Conklin, stock cattle, 14 in Mo-, 2d premium Best five yearlings, c. l.. Ford Wash ington 2d best, A, c. Lennon, Washington Best two years old, in number, own
 ed and raised by exhibitor, Jarvis E. Thompson, Bethlehem 2d best D. l.. Rogers, Cornwall { c. B. Webster, Litchfeld, ,2d premium 2years old, six in number, owned and raised by exhibitor Judges-F. E. Warner, Plymouth; G. B Curtis, Northfeld; Thos. M. Coe, Litch l field.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-19
No, 14.-FAT CATTLE.


 Best fat steers, c. J. Peck, Litchield $5 2d best a Best pair fat cattle, N. B. Phelps, Tor rington 5 2d best, Walter Coe, Litchfeld Best COW, for dairy purposes Geo. H. Baldwin, Litchfeld 1 2d Best, Henry B. Judd, Watertown 2 Judges-Nelson Ford, Washington; F. M. Hale, Litchfeld; H. Merriman, Litch. field.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-19

2d best, R. W. Griswold LOO Best coop Turkeys, Kirby Webster,
 Litchfield LOO Best coop Geese Henry D Judd, Wat
 ertown 100 2d best, Jas H. Osborn, Litchfeld 50
 Judges-D. W. Clark; B. J. Gaylord; l.. G. Humphreyville
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-19
CLASS 1-CATTLE. No 1-DEyoN

ftCte|ttL lH HJcCtCcS.
 CLASS 1-CATTLE. No. 1-DEvoN.
 Best Bull2 years old, B. L. Thompson $4 2d best, J. s. Titus Washington. 3 Best Bull year old, Arthur Hollister Washington 3 2d B. l.. Thompson Bethlehem 2 Best Bull calf, J. s. Titus, Washington 2 2d best T, s. Gold, Cornwall 1 Best COW 4 years old J. E. Thompson
 Bethlehem. 5 2d best T. s. Gold, Cornwall 4 Best 3 years old, J. s. Titus, Washing 2d best Charles L. Ford, Washington 3 Best years old, c. l.. Ford '' 3 2d best O. B. King, Watertown 2 Best heifer year old, B. l.. Thompson 2 2d Jervis E. Thompson. 1 Best calf, Jervis E. Thompson. 2 2d J. s. Titus. l Judges-R. T. Miner Cornwall; Henry E. Judd, Watertown; G. B. Judd, Water town:
 l No. 2.-DURHAM OR SHORT HORN. Best Bull, two years old, W. H. Jen-
 nings, Cornwall 3 Best Cow, four years old and over, W. H. Jennings 5 Second best, J. Jennings, Cornwall. 4 1 A discretionary premium of $S2 was awar ded to T. S. Gold, Cornwall.
 Julges-W. B. Lake, Geo. K. Logan, Joel Tharp.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-19
CLASS V.
No. 25.-DOMEsTIo MANUFACTURES.

NO. G5.-DOMESTIO MANUFACTURES.
 Mrs. Edward Curtis, Litchfeld, Rag Carpet, 50 c. Mrs. James c. Newcomb Litchtield, Rag Carpet, $1.25, Piece Linen Kersey, $1; Mrs. Wallace Newcomb, Litch- field, Rag Carpet, $1, Piece Kersey, $1; Mrs. s. F. Miner, Cornwall, Afghan 8. 50; Mrs. Anna Griswold, Torrington, Cake Doyley, % C.; Mrs. Harley Morse, Litch- field, Toilet Cushion, 25c., Ottoman Cover, 25 C.; Mrs. David W. Wood, Litchfeld, Rag Carpet, soc; Miss Julia B. Corban, Cornwall, Rag Carpet, 75c Miss Estella Miss Ella J. Curtiss, Northtield, Tidy, 25c. Mrs Phebe Tompkins Litchfeld, Braided Rug, 50c.; John A. Woodruff, Litchfeld, Bottle Native Grape Wine, $1.75; Almon L. Johnson, do. $l.75; Miss Louisa Morse, Bed Quilt, 25c; Miss Mary E. Westover, Bed Quilt, 25c; Mrs. Eliza Wheeler, Litch- field, Piece Kersey, $l, prs cotton Socks, 50c., 1 pair Woolen Socks, linen thread, dog. whip lashes, 75; Mrs. David Buel, Litchfeld, piece Pulled Cloth, 5Oc., Stair Carpet, 50c., linen thread, 25c; Mrs. Jane Fellows, Litchfeld, 3 prs. Woolen Mittens and Wool Comforter, 75c.; Mrs. Samuel Beach, Litchfield, Stocking Yarn, 5Oc., pairs Mems Woolen Socks. 5Oc.; Miss Sa- rah Sperry, Morris, Rag Carpet, 75c,; Mrs B. o. Barber, Braided Rug, 5Oc; Mrs Thos. B. Stevens, Litchfe1d, pair Wool en Mittens, 50c., Crochet Collar, 25c., 1 pr. Slippers, 25c. Isaac Belden, Morris, Box Honey, $1; Mrs. G. S. Wooster, North field, Braided Rug, 25c; Wm. l.. Burgess, Bottle Vinegar, $l; Mrs. l.. B. Tuttle, Knit Counterpane, $2; Mrs. M. J. Hayes, War ren, Worsted Tidy, 37c, Bead Extension Basket, $l; Mrs. Allen T. Blakeslee, North field, Stand Spread, soc. Mrs. Amos Tharp Litchfield, 20 yds. Satinett, 75c., 15 yards mixed flannels, 5Oc.; Mrs. Garwood San ford, 5 pairs Cotton Stockings, 5Oc.; Eveli- na Dickinson, Litchfeld, loaf of Wheat Bread and Biscuit, 50c.; Helen A. Thomp- son, Wolcottville, Afghan Tidy, 5Oc; Mrs c. Woodruff, Knit Counterpane, $1 50; Mrs. Sally Perkins, pairs Women's Cot ton Stockings, 5Oc; Mrs. Elihu Hotckkiss, pairs Mems Woolen Stockings, 5Oc; Mrs David Turney, Braided Rugs $50; Elihu Hotchkiss, Bottle Native Grape Wine, $1; Miss Mary Baldwin, Reticule, 75c., Tidy 25c.; Mrs. T. s. Gold, Cornwall, lid y, 5Oc., 2 pieces of Embroidery, 75c.; Mrs. Geo. Pierpont, Embroidery, $3; Jane Russell, Litchfeld, wheat bread, 5Oc.; Mrs. M. J. W Leary, Embroidery, 75c; Stockings and Gloves, $1, Bed Quilt. 25c., Braided Rug, S1; Mrs. T. s. Gold, Embroidery, 50c, Ti- dy, 25c.