Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-30
zzsoe1laneous Items.

Anthony Trollope has returned to ho- rope. f rbo Canadian woods are burning again. h They are "always adoing of it., [ Immigrants from Illinois are settling Ill c White county Arkansas e porara Rosa is suffering severely rom Yoaasles in San Francisco.
 There are now thirty Episcopal churches and chapels in Boston
 The new barber shop on Fifth avenue IS manned entirely by women.
 The leader of Holt's band of Boston plays mon 8 gold bugle worth S!,Ooo; A gold basis always makes notes valuable.
 The only giraffe now in America was Ian ded in Boston a few days since It IS for Van Amburg's Menagerie.
 Rubenstein, the new pianist, received six hundred pounds sterling during his re- cent engaeement of six weeks in London.
 Gov. English thinks there is something wrong about the election law, and it IS to be Wrighted. .
 During the first half of the present year 35O.26 bushels of potatoes were shipped from Toledo, Ohio, most of them going to the southern portions of the State
 By the new eight hours law two hour per day are added to the working time of the l clerks in the several departments at Wash ington. They used to get off with six hours.
 SUCCESSFUL, BECAUSE OF SUPERIOR MFR IT. Mas. S. A. ALIENS IMPROVED (aetC stqIel HAIR RlssToRER or DRESSING, (i1e one 50Ale) Every Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar.
 The amusements of Cheyenne last week were three strawberry festivals, four hang ings and an attempt to make bonfire of the city. Seymour lost friends at the hang lngs.
 The funeral of an old lady who was bur- ried in Jackson, Michigan 8 week or two ago, was attended by two of her sons from the House of Correction in Detroit, and third from the State Prison-al under guard.
 Tales from Araby the Blest, freighted with the breath of oriental spice flowers. are not so enhancing as the perfume of PHAIoNs THOR DE MAYO" the new perfume for the handkerchief Sold by all druggists.
 Two white men qigguised}z M }z7, as fo neGE2Ss 5T ioll, L@., not long ago, and after robbing her, made her get supper for xthem. She put fe few grains of strychniDe in the coffee and killed them.
 Rosel Bronson, enc of the ancient resi- dents of Waterbury, wrote love letter in l773 to the lady he afterward married, en- tirely on the subject of religion, beginning with Madam" and ending with Yours inviolably."
 large Volume would not contain tho mass Of testimony which has accumulated III favor Of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry as safe, efficient, and reliable remedy in curing coughs. colds, and pulmonary dis ease Many of the cures are truly wonder ful. The Democratic papers are alluding to the horrible slaughter at Gold Harbor. {! There was an objection of the same sort down South at the time of the slaughter | bu0 II Gold Harbor troubles them now, in November!
 On q passenger train on the New York ana New Haven road, thirty votes were RGnlee Tba HG loE Grant 511t and nine for Seymour oos;1s "" tol10aa on cattle train, loaded, probably, with calves and sheep. There was Q unanimous vote for B-I-a
 In the District criminal court on We'd i nesday, Judge Wylie OVerruled a motion to 1 quash the indictment against John H. Sur l ratt for the murder of Abraham Lincoln. l which motion was made on the ground | Jury by which the indictment was found. l was not legally drawn.
 Franklin says:-FIt has been conputed 1 that, Ii every man and woman would work l tour hours day in something useful that | labor would produce sufficient to procure all the necessaries and comforts of life. l Want and misery would be banished from the world and tho rest of twenty hours would be leisure and pleasure"
 The Rev. Lambert Young, the priest who refused to tell the grand jury what persons ne saw Ill lynching mob, on the ground that by so doing he would violate profess | slonal confidence, was brought before the United States district judge at Louisville on the 9th, fined $50 for contempt, and n held ln $2,OOO to appear before the court at the next term.
 c, inc address of the Republican State Committee of Massachusetts says of Gran | that he has no political dogmas that will stand Ill the way of a. reasonable admins Tatlon ot Government, and no political hatreds on which to build up and encour | age factions after he shall have entered up- on ms term of office. This is one cf the | hlSheSt encomiums of Gen. Grant. !. The provisions of the Peabody Educa- Tonal 1T tund do not extend to Maryland. kentucky, Missouri and Texas. Attention taEs n,'s mus tar been given only to the largest t1"hs t ana cities. In these it was fonnd | 9l Gin"I ohiy about one-third of the white cbil- uien' generally from the wealtbier families w Mele 41 aC1endlng schools about two-tbirds VI Ine colored children were in some ,vov actnaII1 eueo W with means of education and were Ssceually ssao at schools. In seven ftbo statas tia mee schools have thus been estahl;sh"d no1 ;m !he principal cities, the author;t;oa ;,oii'ea Ill m supplying funds, and the ,,lan luneI "a, nolng Mlth Ghe earnest cooperation 'a'n o'l. has meS pie. A'ion or the peo-
 bGe Those who have an idea tbo+ G. mour IS immensely popular in New yo1i soei- ana can carry that State when no othn. Uemocrat at would have the ghost of . ing facts: -1'-~'0A '1Ao hoilo"-