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and supporters, BY the War Department, BY
the Treatury Department, and the army and
navy, and would have been inaugursted on
the 4th of March next President for four
years.
Mr.. Boutwell, then dstailed the effects Of
Johpson's course, a. seen 10 the condition Of
the South; contrasted his case With several
other public officers Who have been i'm.
peached in this and other countries, and ap-
pealed 70 the Senate TO do Justice.
He closed BY saying: His conviction is
the triumph Of law, OF order, Of Justice.
do not contemplate his acquiital. Il il i'm
possible. Therefore do not look beyond.
At four o clock Mr.. Boutwell,, at the sug-
gession OF Mr.. Conkling. yielded 10 . mo.
ton to adjourn, stating that be would occupy
about IN hour and a-half to morrow, and 20
the Court and Immediately thereafter the
Senate, adjourned.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHTsoros, April %.
Gen, Grant received yesterday from Gen.
Napier's head quarters in Abyainia nu m
Der of photographs of the camps and posi-
,ions Of the English army in tbni region.
During the intervals of the illness OF Mr..
Stsnbery he has from time 70 time, BY leave
of his physician. dictated to his secretary the
positions and points which he had IN conie N.
piation for bis speech 10 the impsachmen,
trial. As there is soms doubt as to whether
he viii be able personally to appear before
the Senate bis argument will be fled.
In c,asust~tion of the Presidents coun.
sci to-day sbe understanding was that Wilson
should folldw Boutwell, tomorrow and Eyar..
to make The closing srgumen, for the Presi.
dent
Mr. stanbery's health is much improve
tonight.
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MISCELLANEOUS TTExS,

NEw YosE. April %
Judge Bl4dkford. Of the United States
circnit Court has decided not 10 remand the
case OF Hsifh rs the Rock Island Bai road
TO the State Cburt. and refused the motion 10
dissolve the injunc ion given by the STATE
Court - UNNECESSARY, the same being no
longer in force.
WORCESTER, Mass, April ~.
Wm. Rice and J. W. johnson were to-day
chosen Delegates to the Chiesgo Convention
By the Eighth District Republican Conven-
ton
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NEW YonK, April %.
The Times Port Jervis special says A tel
eeram has been received from the General
Superintendent, a. Riddle, to the effect that
the report OF the conductor Of the sleeping
car, who 10 now in New York, shows that
there we're twenty three passengers ia the rear
coach that was completely destroyed BY FIRE.
So far as has been ascertained but two per-
sons escaped from this car, and the remains
Of only six have been recovered. This leaves
fifteen Of whom there is no trace.
SPRIxaFIELD, Mass, April %.
The Trustees of Amherst College yester-
day elected Elijah P. Harris, OF the Be'oit,
Wisconsin,. College, Professor Of Chemistry,
in place of W. s. Clarke.
ST. LorIs, April %.
The 6rst direct shipment of wheat in bulk
from St. Louis to New York left yesterday,
via New Orleans. The lot consisted Of 25.-
900 bushels of spring wheat, costing So 05
per bushel. The freight is 80 cents 70,
transfer, hsndling, trimming. &c., At New
Orleans, snd towage TO New York included.
strong party is now forming here,i in con-
nection with party in Liverpool, to ship
grain in bulk to she latter point, and open up
direct import trade between the two cities.
At a special election for Alderman. in tho
lEtn " Nfu W udys tsC DHulCAi GAtt0tuAkt Wan
elected BY about goo majoriiy.
Alex. McDrake, u s. Senator elect from
Arkansas, arrived here to day en- route for
Washington.
NEw YoHK, April %.
Charles Dickens sailed in the Russia. A
large number of friends saw him Of.
The exi es OF Erie, Daniel Drew and par
~, return TO the city tomorrow.
IL tkn~ 4
during their stay in jersey City, has been
dollars.
General Mcdowell arrived in the Arizons
to>day from California. Anthony Troiiope
was passenger per Scotia.
|, CINCINNATI, April %.
The sc. Louis Express train which left here
at 10 . clock, ran off The track three mil. .
wes. Of Nor,h Vernon, !. 2 o'clock This
morning. The engine was badly damaged
and the engineer slightly hurt None Of ihe
passengers uere injured. Tie Esprss car
took ere and vas destroyed with Ill il con.
tents. Loas not ascertained.
CHIcAGo, April ~
Dele4ases 70 the RspsAlicaa Natjonsi Com
vention will be farnished With : ffes pass.
good over any road, in the exiatiae asfanee-
ment With resard 10 such dele9sses. WA
viii b sent them through tAe Chsisnan Of
their respective State Central Cenaissess, ON
spplication, by letter to Dr. Ghas. ". DYER.
ch.irman Of the Chicago Connissss 81 Ar
rAngements.
LAfER.
/. The loss to tie Adams Rxpssm Co, by
the boraing of the Kxpreae cas, IN M oces,
ases On the 0. I y. haiieue& ~ = =, =
ho4sy Ts0 Alel9sorstA Uesu y - r. u
cafs which - iocksd, and ih1Heaae u
~ DeEsea9 euaaids knoekiae II 1HS - r T. l6I
|ikei sn~lsa ss1 II eS9iSSSS - i1ai1
v11asd, ~ M s1pese.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
dissolution of Partnership,

IISSOIUIUu OF IarLubISnIp.
T,HE cssass,l-rshBp hefesof re errstsns und,. th.
nans os Howe 4 fylsr this dsy cisspissd by mn-
tsaa coassss Mr. ~vief sssips. htnsf party viii
tsnd 10 any unsettled busin.ss /. boWE
A. 8. TYLlR.
In retiring frog tbs Arm most ehssrfnily recosa-
n-nd NJ. Hose She viii csnt,au the businsss} to ali
who NAV hsye any busiotss TO trsrsstt IN his iina
ap 23I~ 4 e. TYLER
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES

IL n IL Al2@AA NJ ~ - A~AS
AFTERNOON DESPATCHEY
From Washin g tom.
Conversational Proceedings
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
Speech Of Manager Boutwell,.
Mr.. wilson Speaks To-day.
Southern Election Returns.
ACCIDENT on TIE o. q Il. r. r.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED In NEW YORK 1891.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
To all who may have business to
transact " 18th 4 Com mis-
sion Auction House.

HAVING been in the trade for twenty
- Gvr YEA >, aud in 4. .ohbk twelve YEA i Hstt.x
ryteu that sIaIuIy petent &, s.y bu r.
IN the sboseiiue - the OF ali business
c,nsgnments OF M-rchsnise, Rial EStats sock. nc
respectfuffy eeiIcfcd and prot made. Salts,
fariors reference given NJ all uSes.
apr2a L. HIVE A1ctiones-.
Assiguee's Notice OF Apo MT
menf. 81
In the District urt RI the United rtates for the ns
nist q loss. ia nk,ptcy. Ia the matter OF 10
s-ph aaaos1 B.akrays
10 rsom IL may concern:
THE uodevs,gn ea hereby gives notice II his appoint
] msns As4ssea Of tbs tstats OF goseph tssnord,
nf eokak. L4r coaufv, lswa, ~he ~x. @it ,hs
81 day OF March. lsa adjadsvd H.ukrutt Upon his
o-a pettans By joha nsnees Register in nkfuptry
OF sad roart.
DAted nj Keokia the 42i day OF April Yss6
u hutDiGK.
aprn ST Thur A,-,snee
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY,

ROOK.BinDER.
IN Peares 4 Gate City Bldg, Main ID
BAG FACTORY.
BOOKS q STATIONERY.
David @ Lowry ............... Second street
W Westeott Main street-near Fourth. |
Ed 5 Carter........ .-...so Main street. |
BOOTS 4 sHOEs-RETAn.
L. N. Dean Third Main streets.
Huisxamp b Matlsss-..............So Main street. |
Huiskamp Bro,.. Main strset-bet 4th Z 5th. |
Hart AEt ............. l3s Main street.
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitage co.........eor Ninth johnson. |
BONNET BLEACHERY.
C II Emerson ..............c Fourth Blondsau. |
CLOCKS, wATCnEs = JEWELRY.
Sam q Bridges...,.-...Nos / Estes House. |
T. r. J. Ayres Gona.... -........e7 Main street
cL0rHIEns.
yeuciil Jones Co......cor Third Main streets, |
Hess, Stern / co......cor Second Main streets.
cRocKERY 4 auEENswARE.
Carey LIE Faivre.-.... Main street-bet 5th 9th.
COMMISSION MERCHANTs.
s'''''-'''
oleeks-Whelssals 4 Retail.
! Bridges. Nos Estes House
Coin, Silver Ware.
S G Brdges................Nosl l Estes House
DExTIsTRr.
D. cRwatt..............,..cor Main and Fifth sts
Ingersoll....cor Third Main, tuP stairs)
DRY aOoDs-WHOLEsALE
Kramer. irwin / Co'as............ios Main street.
wilkinson. Bartlett oo...,.s4 Main street
Kerr Fuller Main street.
Ut ooonnor =. ..'''..'. ..''..''' a a'h s'fse'
DRY-GooDs-nETAI
pb;li;n. 4 kcrr IS Main street
NJ arssg Son 4 Estes House
eps.seryor. MAYER co....No Ill Main. ~
eap.ia-s. No.Ix,E.,., Ho...
Eeos q
POND co"'-..-.....eoi MAIN -'ihtA s'''''
Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
G Bridges Scs 4 ! Estes House
a. -,
- -. ~, "a IN
oeld fens' renes'
9 Bridges.-......-..--Aosi . E'ses hoafs
Gold Silver and ivory Meun'ea 1sass
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LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED In NEW YORK 1891
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Yercill, Jones i Co......cor Third Main streets,
Hess, Stern co....-cor Second Main streets.
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CRoCKERY 4 QUEENSW WARE.
Carey LIE Faivre--... Main street-bet 9Th 9th
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Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
S G Bridges Scs ! Estes House
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GAS = sgEAa FITTINGS.
Mooar sonJ Johnson street, bet 3D. / 4th
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
Bridges.........-......Nos q = Estes Heus
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-20
NEW MILFORD.

The case ofState vs. John s. Lane charged with assaulting Syivanus Merwir with in- tent to kill, tried before Justice Cyrus A. Todd at McN1ahon's S Hall two weeks since. was decided on Saturday. aThe Court found the prisoner guilty of simple assault and sentenced him to pay a fine of $7 and costs.
 The case is one of much interest, and arose out of the disputes between Merwin and the Housatonic Railroad Co.,, concern ing property in Gaylordsville The pros ecution claimed that Merwin had put up 8 scatfolding on a part of the disputed prem ises and that the prisoner, with gang of Irishmen in employ of the Company, came to drive him off by force. A scuffie ensu- od and Merwin claims that the gang fell endanger his life. He introduced the tes- tlmony of physician to testify to the se- rlous nature of his injuries, The defence claimed that Merwin was not struck or in- Jured at all. McMahon and E. ". sev- mour appeared for the prosecution, and Feet and Turrill for the prisoner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-20
POLITICAL.

Gov. Baker and Senator Hendricks of Indiana are to have series of joint discns- sions commencing about the 10th prox
 Judge Alexander Rives is out in a brief letter announcing that he will support Grant and Colfax.
 The New York State Democratic Conven tion meets on the 2d prox. The nomina- tion for Governor lies between Hoffman and Henry c. Murphy.
 Advices from Indiana are most encoura- ging. 'There is not a Republican who supported Johnson in 1866" says q cores pondentof the ~. r. Times "who has not now turned his back in the most emphatic manner on the Democratic party"
 The republicans of New Jersey, believe they can carry that State.
 Reverend Cuyler writes that Gen. Blair was an indolent, drunken collegian, whose only distinction in college, was the ampu- tation of 0 class mates nose in a drunken spree.-Danbwy Times, (Democrmic. 2 Several of the most prominent Demo crats in Maine have come out for Grant and Colfax. George M. Weston, of Bangor, Democratic candidate for Congress several years, Gen. F. D. Sevall and Hon. Henry Tallman, of Bath, both Democrats until now, mentioned among the converts.
 It is remarkable fact that in all the ''murderous assaults" which the democrat ic papers tell us the negroes make upon white democrats, it is the colored meniw iwho always get killed Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-20
Miscellaneous Items.

5000 diyorcesigranted in Indiana, year.
 1000 coolies landed at Havana, last week.
 Troy has Sorosis with twenty members
 MT. Berstadt has opened studio in Paris.
 Blind MT. Miburn is preaching in London.
 New York claims larger dangerous class " than London
 Work on the new Niagara suspension bridge progresses rapidly.
 million dollars worth of timber has been dcs- troycd by the late fire i'll Canada woods.
 A prisoner at DesMones jail on leaving took the jailor's daughter with h1m.
 Dipthora is very prevalent and fatal in Columbia County, N \. Four died from single family.
 Burglars stole about s2O,OOO from Vermont bank, last week. P. T. Barnum has Won foot race amohg the heavy weights at the white Mountains.
 Thieves robbed an Adams Express messenger of | S7OOJ in St. Louis on Friday last. 1 The first private execution in England took place on Thursday last. The Sun ibeously asserts that Edwin Forrest has been known to pronounce " child" in fourteen l syllables.
 London has at last been blessed with a soda fountain. A fossil elephant has been dug up at Easton, Maryland. 1 An unfortunate love affair occurred in Boston lately. A yonng lady was engaged, became icaI- . ous, dismissed her lover, sickened and died The Prince of Wales lately gave Mile Schneider, the French actress, pair of diamond earrings which cost fl ,000.
 In his speech made to the Chinese Embassy at EnIp Got, Hatch said the Erie canal carried much ton mage eastward in six months all the railroads in the country did in twelve. and at one-half tho cost.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-20
STATE I'IEMS.

SNEKA thieves arc operating in Mystic.
 THE Russian Minister is summering at New London.
 THE fat men of Fairfield County have a clam bake at Norwalk, this week.
 THERE is to be a reunion of the 17th Conn. at Norwalk on the 28th inst.
 A schooner lying at the Bridgeport dock was struck by lightning on the 8th inst.
 THE loss to the N. Y. & N. H. R. R. by tho accident at Westport was $50,O0O.
 MAJOR Mallory of Bridgeport has given SlO,O0O for yacht.
 TIE new Bixbee House at Meriden is nearly completed. Cost $5O,O0O.
 A SLIGHT frost is reported at Bridgeport on Wednesday night.
 THERE are reported to be 24 professional burglars residing in Bridgeport.
 New Haven is to have fire alarm tele- graph.
 Velocipedes are becoming common in New Haven.
 BURGLARS stole $500 from a Walingford Manufactory, Thursday night.
 BUSINESS is lively at the Mystic ship yards.
 Butchers offal has been found in the city wells of Bridgeport.
 A MAN has been arrested for the murder otperson found dead in Q barn in Mansfield.
 AN unprecedented number of new build ings arc going up in Bridgeport.
 MIR. A1oNzo STONE, of Southbury, has been thrown from horse, and, 1t is feared, fatally injured.
 SENATOR Wheeler of Norwalk has lost his only son, an infant. Three months since he lost his wife.
 Professional gamblers are said to ply their art in the smoking car of the N. Y. < N. H. railroad
 A money belt, cut, with blood on one end, was found near the New London steamboat depot, last week.
 THE New York and New Haven railroad received 8 cargo of 1925 steel rails at Bridge port, on Thursday. HENRY B. SMITH, formerly cashier of the Merchants Bank, New Haven, was found dead in his room at the New Haven House on the 11th inst.
 THE Supreme Court of Errors has deci- that, notwithstanding the passage of an U. $. Bankrupt law, voluntary assignment may be made under our state law. ON Saturday afternoon a train on the Shore line road was thrown off the track by an obstruction placed there by design. No one seriously injured.
 THE anniversary of the "battle of Ston- ington" was celebrated, last week, and one poor fellow lost an arm and probably his life, firing cannon.-a much heavier loss, we believe, than occurred iu the ''battle'' celebrated THE State Railroad Commissioners have accepted that portion of the New York, Housatonic and Northern Railroad now finished between Danbury and Brookfeld, but when the trains will commence run nino is not yet decided They will con- ry road.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-20
DIED.

1 At his residence in Norfolk, Wednesday Aug. 18th, Jedediah Phelps, aged 82 veors
 In South Canaan, Aug. 10th. after lon@ and painful sickness, Harriet, wife of JobS James, aged 25 years. - '0nn
 In Winsted, Aug. 9th, Sela Steele. ooed 79 years, father of Dr. H. B. Steele, of Winsted. -...- '0Ao' 0i
 In this village, on Thursday, the 18th of August inst, Mrs. Jane s. Beckwith. wife ot Dr. Josiah G. Beckwith, aged 57.
 In Kent, on Saturday, the 18th inst. Mrs Jnl. A., XVI Wlfe . of Hon. M. s. Barnum, aged - years.
 Mrs 5. had been sick many months with conn. paint that left her but small hopes of recove.v Durlng the whole time, she contemplated her an. preaching change with the serenity of Christian resignation. Death had no terrors. He whose rod and staff had been her comfort, sustained her and she passed from the trials of earth to the trinmnb of Heaven as gently as summer evening twiI;gbt slnks into darkness. Even in the article of desth tse her faith clearly revealed to her the olorv of that country whose light is the ineffable briSbt- ness of the Lord our God. And "--e"'' There shall she ever, unchanged by decay
 Beside the still waters, in green pastures strsv, There shall ye meet her with earth's rans9r,aa
 host; A"ASV.nea Look foaE onward and upward-she's gone, but not
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-20

HE CATTLE D1sEAsE.-Mr. J. J.RDodpe Scatlsticlan of the Department of Agricnl 'ure aI Washington, announces the follow Ing as the results of an extended inyesti gation:- -.-.--...--
 l. That the disease is communicated Inv cattle from Texas and the other Gulf States. put that 1t is itself unknown there.
 2' That the cattle communicating if ara m II an apparently healthy condition. an I 'la' While local herds taking the disease nearly all die, they never communicate tho disease to others. '''o
 Q. That while @ considerable increoso o. eleVatlon' or distance of two or three do- grees of latitude, developes the virus. a fnr. 'ner progress of two degreessof latitude and few weeks time, will eliminate H., polson from the system. " '
 f. The disease cannot become oonono, that It IS caused by the movement of sonth ern cattle to different climate. and +hat migration should be regulated or s,,n pressed. .- c
 About 5000 cattle died of it in Illinois. there have been some cases of it in Prov, fence, k. l., and many in Albany. N. V l Stringent measures have been taken in New York and New Jersey to prevent a i pread of the disease. l.l.+e
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-20
append the scoro
COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Winsted He,.ozd.

From the Winsted Reyald:
 been postponed till the 18th inst ;tlaE uas
 opposition to town taking stock oIs Eo.s
 summer boarders. Hay crop fine. oorr u"
 splendid; apples; promising. The Wash; So'
 nee Wooien Co., are building jaroo add; l tion. :" i"iSo aod1-
 The Hartford and Salisbury Ore Co., are meeting very gratifying success Tba e. e. vlngs $; Society elect G. B. Burrell. President , ana treasurer; Wm. Jones, Secretary. in. vestments $241, 1000; $37, 7,OOo increase ;D le- dn- posits during the year. HI oe- roa,,o. nne Eakevllle <: Accademy has closed; will
 fALhs VILLAGE.-There is to be g. Meth 5oist N NGamp Meeting from Aug 31 to Sept 3: Nineteen persons united with tbat Church In this village, on Sunday.
 torn IS doing we'll; oats light-the annie crop twice as large as last year.
 CohEBooK.-The paper mill and dwellino mouse adjoining, of John W. Bliss. were | burnt to the ground last Tuesday morn. Ing; The mill had been running nioht ana a day of late, and at about O'clock A. A M'' clnders were observed to come from tne smoke stack and fall upon the roof. set s.us u on nre. Water was thrown on, but nos ,rs untu the roof had been burnt through. .na then It fell upon rope, lime, &c., set, .nntrs1 rng anotner e nre, which speedily defed 'euo 'nuoi' m, Nothlng of consequence was :an eu noo. me loss IS understood to be over l Y1u'uoo, ans insurance about $2O,OOO The ,raa4 4iLpl9y inay sympathize with Mir. Bliss minis V 1enced running his mil after exnensive ooltlons and improvements, though he as put recently found business brisk b nough to warrant night labor. It is hoped D la1 ne may be able to rebuild, although
 IS s. not certainly known that he will be- cj 'ulte number of persons are thrown out 1T employment, and a serious calamity has tl efanen the place. 2, LIT: Bacon and Rev. l.. w, Bacon, are a 'ending the summer here.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-20
T0TTTDC

The full name of the new Democratic r. & sep- ator rom Georgia is Homer Virgil Milton NIIlIer
 It remains to be seen whether this modern ssenic'
 Will prove success. N'''
 The Dubuque Times says the western Democrats
 compose themselves with the reflection that while
 not be elected. ~ '"o"' oA"-
 t 'usG 1n got up bust of Gen. Grant-Buy it. Sir | you bust of Seymour" Reply-"No non, ," ,,' oy
 hlm yet There will be neJg Gu m3 of him inn E, in November" F 'i i"iii i'' From the Hartford Post:
 4,c me Boston Post says of the Seymour ratifca eln ot4n meeting in Faneu Hall: ''The honest seeker after the good and right was there The tsLonnSt seeker must have got dreadfullv bewideraJ in Ill that crowd. Lucky he was not recognized.
 The Wisconsin demtcrats have bocn ,,;r;no n,,, ton. o'' iini loho'a-
 The New Haven Register since it discoverad tI,o motllatlon 1aoun of Webster's Dictionary (editon of Ioof)' mas grown nervous for fear the Radical. lay hcy ana9rtake @ to mutate the Gospels fit took ne 'e9lSCef 1our years to discover that theDctOL- ary had been tempered with, how long would if tahe to hnd an error in the Gospels2
 Tho Democrats of Ohio are making q oreot bIov because r, 5. Backus, of Cleveland, has come ont Tor Seymour and Blair. It's no more than we exe pect99' Ie Blalr has always gone for Bacchus, why 'nould not Backus go for Blair?
 Garrett Davis is in distress for fear Gen. Grant VIII DC 'lnaugerated into the office of President at ne n cannons mouth." Why does this old stick-in he-mud try to scare people with ''the cannons nder his nose? ~ "'o AieH'
 we learn from the Times that ''the common bed ug has appeared in very alarming force" in this lty, and that "soft soap is the thing to fix em If soft soap" isn't handy, read HoratIo Sevmonr's etter of acceptance to them. The doennent is om,ethlng between ''soft soap" and concentrated Montgomery Blair says he has "living faith in le people," This is all tho handsomer in Gum y rom the fact that the people have no faith in m.
 A democratic exchange says, Frank Blair is of lsh descent. Oh, yes. Thinks every thing of DIX. Has to have drawing of it wherever he es Indeed, the Cork screw is frequently visi-
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-20


 bsr We are inclined to think thot H., "easorn end of the Boston and Erie will hso., to0n pc 0 built it.. Hitherto the Company has Deen remarkable chiefly for it's .. Greot ES m po0.A''ons' but now it is at work in aan nese The Waterbury .Americo, ta. .a .t'i .' folowing:- ''" has the BosfoS. HARrFeRD AMI En-. -tI r-t3 or tle excavators for work o,a .s t. hAlLRoAD-Ono rs yesterday, coming from arrived at it xs;shs naohlne. the engine bel gp6rt by it. s9Ps bsea and FsaaTed to VaIIss sAere it has been at work on iron Pennsyl about three is to commence s onera Eehilgh in Hoev %5ss this side of Naugatuess ns to it's new field nf ,a .aie several days to
 BSn snd N is ge sha n pO TS put to Tcre assst sssse bs bhsfs a %sy
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-20
WOLCOTTVILLE

A match game of Base Ball was played between the Dead Shots Ia muffin nine) and the Htna B. B. c. (both of this place. on Friday the 18th inst, resulting in victory for the latter, by score of 2o to Al. Some very fine playing was aone' especially the catching .of Troy, on the part of the the H1tnas and the batt;no and catching of Bird and Birge on the part part of the Dead Shots, are we'll worthy of
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-20

chIse all classes of it's citizens The b IU eiran disabilities from all casses not allowed to yote passed the State Senate with only one dissentino 'o'e ana the House by vote of73 to 13-Reqistes
 At the election when the Alabama lepis- ia5ure was chosen, the Democracy abstain ed from voting; consequently there is mt Democrat in either branch. Yet the Register has not single word of acknov1- edgement for the liberality of this set of ''scalawags" and ''carpet-baggers!"