Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-16
Misc cellaneous Items.


 Misc ellaneous Items.
 Robert D. Lee is credited with the re- mark that ''the course of Gen Hancock was the first dawn of hope he had seen for the people of the South since the termination of the war"
 Miss Emma Hunt, young lady resident of EmpOra, Kansas, will be candidate for one of the ci rAships of the Kansas House of Representatives, at the next session. She IS said to be good scholar, excellent with the pen. and every way qualified for the position.
 The first Unitarian parish of Boston has appropriated $11, ,275 for the current year, $4OOO of it for pastors salary, and $3l00 for music. Evidently this society be- ieves in music quite as much as preach- ing.
 The trial of the Rev. S. H. Tyng, IT, for violation of an Episcopal canon, has been postponed to Feb. 10th.
 A bill was introduced into the Ohio Leg islatule, to-day, hearing upon the legal restriction upon the rate of interest. An effort will be made to abolish the usury law. NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL ROAD. We learn from the Bridgeport Standard, that the directors have determined to use steel rails on their road in place of the iron ones now in use, and that new rails will be put down as fast as it is required to relay the track. An order for two thousand steel rails has been sent to England. It is cal culated that the durability of the steel rails Is ten times as great as that of the iron ones, and the expense only apout double. We are also informed that some new pas senger coaches of the English pattern are to be put upon the road about the middle of the present month. Each coach will contain five apartments which will accom- modate seven passengers each. They are being built at Springfield, Mass, and will be fitted up with all the modern improve ments including hot water pipes for warm ing, which will run under the hoors Fam flies can avail themselves of these coaches, and parties can be arranged for through trips very pleasantly Every railroad ought to have " extra accommodations for those who are willing to pay for them. BosToN AND ERIE R. R.-The Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad are digging a new channel for the Quinnebaugh river, near Mechanicsville, to save bridging, and also to save curve in the road. The ex- cavation is to be about two hundred feet in width, eight feet in depth, and nearly quarter of mile in length. The work is progressing rapidly with the help of one hundred men, and four feet of the surface is nearly all removed. which brings it on a level with the river. The contractors con- template employing dredger to remove the remaining four feet, which will be un- der water. About fifty more men are en- ployed near by this work in grading the 1 sr s1>A Putnam before April 1st.
 R6s- The Democratic authorities of the town of Litchfeld have compelled ''nig- ger to marry white girl, who was about to become the mother of his child At first view it seems to us that such conduct is slightly inconsistent for men who pro- fess horror of miscegenation, but then we remember that it makes good deal of diff ference with them which of the parties is white and which is black, We never knew of Democratic authorities compelling a white man to marry colored uoman. who was about to become the mother of his children, though in that portion of our country usually under Democratic rule, such occasions used to be- in the" good old days" of slavery, of daily occurrence, so much so that at least one Demo cratic pres- ident is said to have been the father of mu latto children, |" born out of wedlock. g The important and oft-repeated question |" Do you want your daughter to marry a nlgger?" having been answered affirma- lively by the Demo cratic authorities of Litchfeld, we anxiously await the next stunning copperhead interrogatory -Pol- Iadium.
 Every family in town should keep bot tie of Rennes Pain-Killing Magic Oil in the house. Directions for use will be found on each bottle.
 TIE THREE HYGENIAN LETTERS. Even the ignoramus who insisted that R. R. R. stood for Reading, 'Riting and 'Rithmetic has found out their important sanitary meaning as the initials of Railways Ready Relief, tua most effective agent for control ling every species of pain and inflammation. internal and external, that practical phar- macy has yet developed. Price 30 cents a bottle. Sold by Druggists.
 AS A TONIC AND APPETIZER nothing can equal the effect of Dr. H. Anders' Iodine Water. Unlike all stimulants it's effect is permanent, building up the body. and giv- ing strength and vitality to all parts of the system. In old and chronic cases it may be used with almost certainty of success
 A BOUQUET IN A SINGLE DRoP OF FLUID An armful of roses might exhale more overpowering odor than single drop oi Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus, J but in freshness, delicacy, and pure, healthful fra grancs, the drop would far transcend the flowers WorsdW 1Iia7'or.
 Impeachment still hangs fire. A. J. k ugly, Congressmen threaten, and the peo pie wonder what will be the end but what ever the muddle, they are of one thing cer tain; that they can get relief from all theil aches and ills, by using that best of al Pain-Killers, American Life-Drops.
 The Great American Halr Preparation valued at home and abroad, a real Hail Restorer or Dressing, (in one bonle)A A great triumph of science. Mrs. S. A. Allen's Improved, (new styls,) Every Druggist salfs it. Price one dollar.