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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-07

b9~ The time for holding our Congress sional Convention, after some remarkable variations, occasioned by the mistakes and misunderstanding of Messrs. Godfrey and Olmsted of the Congressional Committee, has at last settled on the 14th inst. Which of the numerous suitors is to receive the Valentine we shall not undertake to guess. g
 DG~ We notice that an exhibition of Ly- on's Peat Machine took place in New Ha- ven last week. The result seems to have been decidedly favorable; and without ex- pressing an opinion about other machines of which we know nothing, there seems to be no doubt that Mr. Lyon has accomplish ed substantial success.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-07

0g By Wednesdays afternoon mail, we receive a letter from gentleman of high standing in this county, advocating the nom- ination of Mir. P. T. Barnum for Congress. and enclosing letter in his favor from Rev Theodore Hilton of the Independent. Anx- ious as we are to give every man a fair chance, we are sorry it comes too late for publication this week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The wonderful progress of Medical Science during the past six years on ly, makes it possible for the consci. VAM entious Physician to declare, now,
 that Consumption is as certainly cur
 ed as Intermittent Fever, and as certainly pre- vented as Small Fox. '-Chas < King, M D ( 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-07

b@~ We are sorry to see that Senator Summers motion to lower the duty on coal failed. Judging from past and present ex- perience, the men engaged in the coal bus mess, need protection as little, and under stand the science of overcharging suffer- ing public as much, as any class of monop- olizers we know. -.s ,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-07

H6y~ The order of Odd Fellows was reor- ganized in Hartfoad on Friday last; seven ty members from New Haven and large del egations from other parts of the State were nreaent
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-07
LITCHFIEI,D

In the Superior Court last week. Geo. W. Lafayette was convicted of arson ill Woodbu- ry and sentenced to States Prison for years. Horace Howard was convicted of burglary, breaking into q gristmill in Bridgewater. Sentenced to States Prison months Sally Sullivan was divorced from John Sullivan On the 3lst ult the Court adjourned till the 18th inst.
 / Following the intense cold of January comes thaw, this month, which has soften. ed the drifts without sensibly lowering them, and as necessary consequence the travelling is more uncertain than ever.
 The usual Adjourned Annual Town meeting was held on Monday, tax laid of eight mills on the dollar, and the selectmen were instructed to repair highways as last year. ThomasL. Saltonstall was reappoin- ted Collector.
 We are glad to notice that the street lamps are again lighted. S. NJ seems to have struck ''ile"' at last.
 - We notice that the States Attorney has entered noHe in the case of State vs Jonathan Caldwell and Maria Sawyer for adultery. The circumstances of this case are so remarkable as to deserve special men, tion: A few weeks since the parties were brought before magistrate in this village on the foregoing charge and bound over to the Superior Court for trial. The case seemed clear one; the certificate of the marriage of Alpheus Sawyer to Maria Saw yer was produced, the crime was proved, and there was apparently no escape from conviction. On examination, however, the counsel for the prisoners discovered that the Alpheus Sawyer ih question, was, at the time of his marriage with Maria Saw yer already Me Husband of another ,conaan. 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 an 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
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-07
Congressional Nominations.

The Fairfield county papers are vigorous ly engaged in discussing the Congressional nomination and present numerous names for our consideration. Messrs. Beardsley, Barnum. Hoyt Averill, Byington and Nich- ols seem to be the most prominent candi- dates for the nomination. Whether there is any such marked superiority on the part of MT. Byington as to neutralize the objects ton that Norwalk, in her U. s. Senator and Judge of the Supreme Court, has al- ready her share of. public honors, we very much doubt
 To the nomination of MT. Barnum we agree with the Winsted Herald in saying that Litchfeld county could hardly con sent To put our objection in the mildest form, life spent in humbugging the pub lie furnishes record which the Union men of this district cannot afford to en- dorse. So far from regretting career which has earned him 8 most unenviable notoriety, MT. Barnum glories in the suc- cess of such practices as all other men shrink from acknowledging. His apollo gists claim, indeed, that he is not the hum bug he professes to be-that there is more real manhood in him than in the men who go through the forms oflife quite decorous- ly and respectfully, and form the staple of our political candidates. We sincerely hope such may be the case; yet, it is certainly safer not to value him above his published sef-estimate, and we should prefer that the chapter in some future installment of his autobiography that might boast of the humbuggery by which he had been nomina- ted to Congress from the 4th District in Connecticut, should remain unwritten.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-07

BG~Not the least part of the tremendous re- buke MT. Motley administers to the Ad- ministration is contained in the following sentences:- . 4 .-a. ..-e -.-
 "I have uniformly stated that in our own cour- try the people was not oEly theoretically but prac
 tically sovereign, and that when great political questions were to be solved appeal was made to the ballot-box. haue steadily expressed Ae opin- ion aat the President and Congress arold be recon ciled qtter the people should hare pronounced its solemn ue7dict" -'- '''-
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-07

There cometh glad tidings of joy to all, To young and to old, to great and to small: The beauty which once was so precious and
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

P. 5. We ara selling Lard. of our own mah at 20 cts. per pound. E[s S& -l4G 43-tf
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Il has secured the services Of Mr.. George
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her boilers she cut in two and about 12O people, nclud
ing her noble captain, Woolley went down in her. About
% sod e saved The royal na steamship Wye
escaped The royal mail steamship Conway was driven on
shore at Tortoa do know whether she lost any of her
crew or passengers The Caravee French steamer is also
estimated damage to shipping and property board and in
town cannot be less than fifteen to twenty millions of dollars
You cannot imagine situation 1t is terrible The gas
works were leveled to the ground killing number of peo
pie and every church and place of worship less
injured Ii the place had been subjected to bombardmen
IL could not present deporable appearance. In the
ost OF the hurricane many persons felt shocks of earth
quake did not but have been So for there
abundant indications of it everywhere OF the nnumerabe
small craft lighters and boats there very few remain
ing The lighthouse is gone SO are the dredging machine
and telegraph Many of the gas lamp posts of solid iron,
were blown down. must write you of further particulars
next MAIL for l am too Mortified to go
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England.

The Prince of Wales lost hundred and twenty thou
sand Prssan dollars during his six weeks soourn in Ger
many at the gambling hels of Wiesbaden and Homburg
One day, after clearing out, the royal scion, the chief
solicit the ntercesson the prince in behalf of the hell
the existence of which, well known is seriously threat
ened by Prussia.
The Chicago Tribune points few things for Dickens to
see in England
Dickens leaves England little avail himself
of the text for another Oliver Twist" Nicholas
Nckeby which recent Investigation Of the condition OF
an English workhouse might furnish. The buildings are
described perfect marvel of bad construction In waros
where three lay MORALLY SICK there no attendant nurse
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France.

The Emperor Napoleon in opening the session of the
Chambers stated that there longer any objection
the part of the French Government to German unity The
indicative of the fact that Napoleon longer
in position to interfere in the matter.
1t is said that Louis Napoleon proposes to Alliance the
Prince Imperial of France Gzee the youngest daughter
of the Emperor of Austria.
The London Reuew that the Emperor Napoleon ILL.,,
in his youthful days. fought against the temporal of
the Popes which he doing his utmost to maintain.
tionary movement of 1914 movement which might have
succeeded but for the intervention of France and Austria
Little probably did Louis Napoleon at that time think that
he should himself twice send French army Rome put
down similar movements The elder brother shortly after
died at Pearo of fatigue and anxiety and the story
that Louis swore him his death bed that he would
day destroy the Papa power.
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The Viceroy of Egypt has taken important step towards
religious toeraon by issuing Decree at the solicitation of
Mr.. Hale, the American Consul allowing the American
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that tho subscribers Of Cecil
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