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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-07
COUNTY ITEMS.

THoMAsroN--An Episcopal parish is to be formed in this village. They have rais ed $1, ,O00 for d clergyman s salary. 5
 A new Hotel is to be built next spring. HI. Barnes openetla new meat market on Jan. 1st.--Sentiael G---a 5agY. From the Winsted Her1ad: .t.-,<.15t NORFOLK Thomas Donahue was frozen to death on Christmas eye. He got drunk at the ..AIill Brook Hotel" undertook to walk home, but fell on the Way and was fro zen to death. .. 4. -,
 TWISTED. -- Winsted people are still $35,- 900 behind on their subscription to the Conn. Western railroad, which Mr. Bar, mum urges them tolfill up at once. l5 a..
 CoLEnRooK RIVER Dem Stevens nhas sold his rriaee factory to Mr. Bentiy 10, $6, ,000 Itis to become silk thread man ufactory. .as Lfa fel-8eat3l . a.1
 FALLS VILLAGE. An extremely "cussed' wild cat was caught here on Monday morn ing last by Mir. Hawthorne 'isr
 SHARON The Episcopal Fair of the I6tb nlt netted $l6O. Tie Methodist Fair oi the 24th and 25th brought in $500 .+
 Sharon has a brass band-they seem to find it an excruciating institution as yet s5'5 2 -
 NEW MILFORD. The Mine Hill Silver Steel Go. are engaged in removing .thelr machinery to Bridgeport.53i34 lss. .r7eta
 s- The Rev. Mr. Pulling of tue Methodist Church, had Il donation party last Welnes- day evening, and we understand that the receipts were quite satisfaetory.s a3aU '' .a1-We hear from Madame Rumor that Glover Sanfordi& Sons are going to remove their extensive hat business to Bridgeport, on account of the extremely high freight tariff on the Housatonic Railroad. Your correspondent does nos credit the report, yet it is an undeniable fact that the exor- bitant charges of the Housatonic Railroad are contrary to all business interests.-Ddn 5u,y Ifnaes. ~ n.bfI .l a3a)s !; ;4 Isl- John T. Young, broke his leg twice in two belowthe knee nn Monday.--Sdadard ! The Hnrlburt Bank of Winsted divides 6 per cent, ' '-e sae ifaHr r yosq
 300 farmers attended the West Cornwall 'smilk meeting," last week. - ola1 sf
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tor Logan, and Yale student) who. spoke extremely we'll in the affirmative. Subse- quent speeches were necessarily short, though always to the point, and the debate closed at about half past nine. Tho presi- dent decided in the affirmative on weight of argument, but we got our pay soon after; for when 1t came to a vote on the merits, the ladies were asked to participate and with single exception went in body against us, carrying the question in the negative! After all, in voting as in some other things, nothing but practice makes perfect. The first time we ever cast a ballot we voted for Franklin Pierce! South Caroi- na negroes did better; they voted into letter boxes. wood becker holes and the like where ballot wouldn't do any hnrt.) Ail ominons fact we noticed early in the game: nearly every young unmarried man went in the affirmative; nearly every older, mar ried subject, in the negative. Hence We interpreted the result as follows: Young gentlemen-''Oh. do vote" Young L;t-
 
 dies -"Oh, 10; not yet, thank you.
 On the whole We were pleased to see the reception the rising issne met with. In one of our country Lyceums, if1anywhere, we should expect to see something of the holy horror usually caused by innovation right or wrong. We saw nothing of the kind, here; but, on the contrary, Il tlispo sition to dlscnss this question fairly, with little of the prejudice that is often i so much stronger than reason H.
 - New Years day, which was to have been hailed as day of donations to our pastor, Rev. W. s. Colton, was hailed Sc effectively by the clements, that the dona- Itions are blown over to Wednesday the 6tl inst. i'-2 -- '} }t. | Last Wednesday evening, one four. horse and three o-hprse teams with bell and be,s1x ant belles, went mp to Litch fields classic hill anu did the honorS of tue season. On Thursday evening. F.. W. Gunn's scholars employed that prince }o market-wagon drivers, Inomli KpWe, tt take them. with six herse team, attended by MT. Gnun's family team, to the same place. Baniface ought tn haze Il kin II, feeling for Julea young people. =. %,.,
 Our Lyceum, after two evenings the rough discussion pronoaneel tobacco, acnt ture to be detrimental to th, best interests of society without a dissenting voice, Th' question for next Friday evening is, s'.Re solved, that punishment is refornatory il its character" Of our last debate, the ;edi tor of the ENQUIRER can perhaps spea' personally. .-".5 t.:s.s #s. j = Mr. Samuel A. Baker has butchere
 two hogs which weighed 5S4 and GIG lbs respectively. 'e w.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

rRyHE Advertiser, having been restored
 : A health in few weeks by Ia very simI remedy, after having suffered several yeJ with asevere lung affection, and that dre disease. Consumption-is is anxious to ma known to his fellow sufferers the means of GU,
 To all who desire it, he will send copy
 the prescription used (freeIof chatge). with t directions for preparing and using the san which they will, fnd a sure cure fOrSConsum is to benefit the afflicted, and spread inform ton which he conceives to be invaluable, a, he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. it will cost them nothing and may proves blessing. f@"H ps"74's1'Y .o9Fto X
 Parties wishing the prescription will pleal address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSONy
 165 South Second St., Wiiliamsburgh, Kin County, New York. 36
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THE KING OF BAVARIA kindly perm;ttet Dr. J. o. Aver to have a copy taken n Rauch's celebrated colossal statue of Via. tory, which belongs to the Bavarian crown. and stands at the entrance of the rovat palace at Munich. The Doctor had it castj m bronze. and has presented it to the city
 of Lowell, where it stands in the Park anb symbolizes the triumphs of both freedom and medicine. Her manufactures are tbe
 pride of Lowell, and foremost amongst
 them AYERS MEDICINES make her name gratefully remembered by the unnumber-' ed multitude who are cured by them of af!,. nlctlng and often dangerous diseases. Boston Journal.
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The Great New England Remed
vrfDR.FJ.,W. POLAN AND,S,,

kAssfasHs q Et&D6.s 5.sIW. EO1ANg.GsR Pys chy f,s WHITE FINE, COMPOUND A Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, DiptherI Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, Pulmonary fections generally 2 It is aremarkable reinsa for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys &' Bladder, Gravel and other Complaints. q
 a ,, BosToH, Jan. 20, 1869I
 PoLAED's WHITE PINE CoMPoUxD. having given itIa thorough trial we can cot dently recommend, ,Poland's White Pine CQ, pound as very valuable article for the cGl cfcolds, coughs, and pulmonic ,complaA generality In several cases we have knowH to give prompt relief when all other remedV which had been tried had failed. It is an4 ticle, which, ina climate so pfom0t.ye of sE' den and severe colds as is that of New Engt ought to be in every family; and we are s that those who once obtain 1t and give .ify fair trial, Twill not thereafter be willing to without it, Boston Journal. vg
 A VALUAnEE MEDIoINB.-Dr. Poland's w. Pine Compounds, advertised in our columl is a successful attempt to combine and aT9 tbe medicinal virtues cf.the White Pine BaN It has been thoroughly tested by peopIa this city md vicinity, and the proprietor ltestifn oniais to it's value from persons
 known to our citizens. We recommend It's al in all those cases of disease to which ir adapted. :, It is for sale by all our druggists ". r. Iadpsndtnt. 's .. IT. ItS;'1fg Lt
 The While Pine Compound is now sold every pat of the United States and Brit sPrUyinces nT h uAaNl5a. EEAEs ssz.ai4 i4
 Prepared as the New England Botanic ue1 Boston, ,Meesi tte ekEVt < flpsSs1f ks-sA. 70
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cs
 NEW BRITAIN combines reading, tab leaux, and music, in single entertains men |, Jan. 12.
 A WALLINGFoRD pauper was found dead, Christmas morning, under suspicious cir cnmstances. AN engine on the Honsatonic road burst fine at Bridgeport. lately. sealding atire- ! man severely. JOHN D. WEED, member of the Legisla- tnre from Greenwich. has disappeared. Foul play feared. KILLMGwoRrH has been sned for $20, ,0OO by man whose wife was upset from q bridge and killed. ABOUT sixty workmen are engaged on the Boston, Hartford, and Erie road al THE Messrs. Sanford of Bridgewater, have purchased tho works of the Silk Co.,, in East Bridgeport, fora hat factory IN an oll cemetery at Rockville, is si 9rave-stone containing the following in. script;on:- ,s4 .sl. 5s.i s..tts.... In memory of Jane Bent, Who kicked mp her heels and away she
 went. aH'
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CONGRESSIONAL AND, POLITICAL

F Congress fe-assembled on Tuesdays
 Z The change in the British cabinet is not expected to delay the Alabama matter They accept MT. Stewards amendment and the matter will soon be before the Senate. The proposition of our government for a peace conference between Peru, Bolivia and Chill, has been accepted and the con ference will soon meet in Washington. ys Several hundred clerks are,to be dismiss ed from the Departments. sA
 The committee on Appropriations has all it's bills ready for action but one.
 There was much receiving" done at Washington New Years day, and Gen. B. F. Butler shook hands with Andrew
 Great frauds have been discovered in the printing and stationery for the depart ments.
 The Naval appropriations will be greatly sfeduced.s FfglYIexF ag 4cN sgsI49sgr9 sff.
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NEW MILFORD.

The Sunday School connected with the Congregational Church, numbering about two hundred members exclusive of teach CTS, had fine entertainment on New Years eve. The audience assembled at an early hour, and the exercises were most interest ing. It appeared that no death has occur rcd in the School during the past year. The singing was conducted by c. D. Blinn, and short addresses were made by our Pas tor. Rev. D. Murdoch, D. D., the Rev. John Greenwood, MT. Clark Hine, the Su- perintendent of the School, Henry Ives, Cashier of the First National Bank. and Col. Blinn. Some nice presents were dis tributed. when the young people were in vited to an excellent collation. generously
 provided by the friends of the School. The occasion must have prepared all, who had the pleasure of attending, and more espe- ciAlly those for whom the repast was in- tended, to greet each other with hearty Happy New Year. on the coming mor- row. '.s
 = At an election of Housatonic Divis- ion, No AS, s. of T., on the evening of D cember 31st, for the Qua,ter common
 cling January lst, 1869. the following per
 sons were chosen, and are to be installed
 by William Knapp, D. G. W. P, on the
 evening of January 7tlI:-C. D Blinn, w F.; John ". Addis. W. A; John S. Pul. ling, R. S.; Miss Libbie Booth, A. k. s.
 Charles Way, F. S.; Rufus Leavett
 Treas; Rev. A. G. Pulling. Chaplain; G
 Burdick. O.; Mrs. c. Way, A. CHI. Swift l. s.; J. Knowles, o. S.. at
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STATE ITEMS.

]
 DANBURY supports 45 saloons. tie ao9
 THE hating business is improving. I 351 families of Jewsiii New Haven.a
 STAMFORD is to have new town house < TEN foxes killed just east of West Ha- yen. A9tH
 THE Bridgeport City Bank divides 6 pel cent. a s e tat'gs.a.lse ef9 .,f TIE Norwich Bar are reported entirely temperate. . ,.;ri.@@..s ,..,. - .s'.. DANBuBY has 100 registered dogs and 300 unregistered Ll.4 Hl l al.43 f4.agol,s .F
 TIE Bridgeport National, Bank; B n;, divides per cens. 9g Pa5 { ss4it s.s3 otets e THE Waterbury National and Citizen $ banks divide per cent. .3nsltAh Zr
 GEss Fitzpatrick leetured in Middletown. Monday evening. aI 1o1- s6Haat X HAMILTON Park, New Haven, has been prepared for skating. @'sotia3esl .s
 A MUSICAL Convention is to be held in Meriden, this month.d 9ii1a 4slI 4s Iii
 REV. ". H. Murray is to lecture in Mer- iden on Woman Suffra ge.I I a,.i, ;',.s s',.. 5 MAYOR Parker of Meriden, orders all liquor shops to close at 101ss P. M.di lFa < 5e A GRrswoIDi deacon recently sold II tur- keys for $40; the largest weighed 30 lbs. $
 DANBURY has a grand list of SC, 176,3S9. as against S, 240. 112, last year 1s tss.A ! lo
 = = ss : TIE New Londonsand State Boston road have fitted up q car for inVahds sss 4a
 THE laborers on the Boston and Erie road have struck for higher wages, s,a
 RALPH WALDO EMERSON was hissed in New Haven lately. That puts an end to him.. sss:.s1-s A3' | s3ss aAsd
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LTTCHFIELD.

Tie members of the Cnngretational sun day Schooliathis plaee, made their Snpar-.
 intendent G. M Woodruff, Esq, New Tears present Of silver plate twater pitcher and salver). The presentation was made by Mir. Riyerius Marsh.
 The civil authority at their January meeting appointed the following persons jurors for the coming year:
 G. H. Baldwin, F. M. Hale, E. c. Roberts, L. O. Meafoy, Homer Sharp, T. L. Jennings, A. B. Beach, E. H. Wright, W. w Bissell, F.S. Porter, c. B. Curtiss, |. Gilbert R. Newton, F.B. Hand
 Weeks, c. 0. Newbury, A. J. Pierpont E. A. Pier
 p0nt. .*Ak Jb 3ts a.tha t F
 It will be noticed that two of the forego- ing are Republicans -a gain of t,oo on sev- eral years last past. l. sss tssg , The Litchfeld members of the .'Corn- wall Mfg Co.,, made 2 forced march over to Cornwall, on Monday, to attend the an nnal meeting of that Company. They held an interesting "special'' session, but discovered that the annual meeting did not
 come off till the Sd Tuesday of this month. +s .gslss EYg s.1i The civil authority, at fpalin slight. ed by the unexcnsed absence of the Ex Judge of Probate, revenged themselves by putting him into,the jury box, s, MAI -The funeral of Dr. A. H. Beers vii take place on Saturday morning. at Il \ o'clock, A. M. from the Catholic church. : Y The ''week of prayer is being observ | ed by the Congregational Church, by spe
 cial services held in different parts of th' R Society. lsaataoo 2a4' TsajeAeGa1 fo te1e An Episcopal Bible class is appointed
 for Tuesday evenings, principally for tn instruction of Sunday School teachers. ea Ion Fridays evening", Deputy Sherif
 Rowland, of Kent, assisted by Henry In graham came in with two prisoners, An
 drew Austin and Hamilton Braman, com 1 mitted for breaking into Il building and
 theft. The Sheriff and his assistant hat
 their ears badly frozen. 9I y~ts,s, '2- On Tuesday night, TIL. Jennings
 Lay Render Ut Trinity Church, Milton had a pleasant and not unpre6table visi ' from the members of that Church. a9iS k5E GU gsaSIt kEE.lt 4E-} ts4<stss &5L.t On Saturday Miss Temperance Ford o s North Farms, fell on the ice and broke he strm '',h t8' 3oa. 2i74 ,tts@9 .t.i i4.ia7 [st Hon. James F. Babcock was in towl
 over Sunday. apparently in consultation
 with Col Beldsn. Does that mean Jame
 Dixon for Governor and J. F. B. in plac ! of Julius Hotchkiss ? ..fdieiis r..
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, WASHINGTON.

On Thursday evening last we spenta
 few hours very pleasantly at the, Lyceum
 meeting in this place. Wewere anxious in
 the first place to see how the staid popula-
 tion of a farming town would view the
 question of Woman's Suffrage, the subject | of that evenings debate Then we had
 some curiosity to see what the generation
 of Judeans after ours was like,s and to re-
 visit the old Academy where we. used to listen to what seemed to ns n miracle of ed itorial wit and wisdom, '.The Judea Spread Eagle, ', OF 'sThe Judea Peewink." ]" orsome-
 thing of that sort, edited by Masters Or
 vile H, Piatt' (since Sec. of State and
 prominent in Connecticut politics), and Stanley G. Fowler (now editor of the Chi cago Railway Review). It is a dishearten- ing thing, by the way, to be suddenly in
 tro duced to Posterity. To almost lose ac- quaintance with your native place for twen- ty years, and then come back to see the babies you left in their cradles discussing grave questions of state, and race of young ladies before whom you never blusL- ed sitting in the seats of those before
 whom you never did anything else, makes a man feel as old as Methusaleh. a
 After the transaction of routine business,
 the evenings entertainment commenced
 with the reading of ''The Judea Gazette. '' It was creditable affair; rather long, unu-
 sually So, we were told. It contained all Q local paper should contain: novelette,
 wherein romantic white maiden and her lover were drowne;i together somewhere down the Shepaug; 2 prophetic piece re-
 presenting all the younger Judeans arriv- ing at all sorts ofadistinction (the old lot given oyer). the Shepaug Valley humming with innumerable factories, and the She- paug Valley Railroad running express trains every three hours tthe prophet in his ecstasy forgot to mention that 1t was wateringsits stock every two or threa years, and paying five per cent semi-annual divi-. |dendsS on the whole amount as it surely
 vill); the Advertiser concluded with a lo-. cal column. very spicy, personal. and ac- |ceptable to the audience. Then the debate opened. Question, fought Elective Fran |chise to be extended to womeng The af, firmatiise was ably presented by Mr. F, ".
 Woodruff, who was followed in an extremely adroit speech by MT Buckingham Hate Senator from the 16th District. Then the question was open to volunteers and we put in our oar. for space Ayoung gentlcnan replied, whose name we did not catch, one Of those individuals gifted with. an irresistibIy comic Ranner-yery funny when he.wanted to be. and fnnnier yet when he didn't want to be. He was fol- lowed by Mr. Walter Logan icon of Sena-
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A lady in PittsfeId, who was for a long time troubled with Dyspepsia, commenced using Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil dai- and to her surprise those distressing symptoms and feelings left her. She says "It works like a charm" { .4 t v .l
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bOr The attention of our readers is di- rected to.the advertisement of Goes Dys- pepsia Cure, Tn another paPt af this pa per. ''''a :" ' ~ F N.9 } This truly valuable medicine is recon: 'mended by all who use it. Read the Ger tifcates.
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More economical, remarkable certainty of prompt action, in fact, every good quail
 ity is guaranteed for Mrs. s. A. Aliens Improved fnep styleJ Hair Restorer or Dressing (in one boalel J, Every Druggist sells it. Price one dollar. I5 39.3w
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The poor as we'll as the rich may possess a musical instrument now, and not feel it a great expense incurred, as Horace Waters.
 48l Broadwaya aisyselling Pianos, and Or tgans to all those who desire, ard takes, his pay for the same in monthly installments.
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aMdRRIsk 2

ea On the 18th sinst. the, question of ta- king stock in the Shepaug Valley railroad will De again voted upon by the inIbabi If ti,;e kS,.,,.-n T9a gs31 EGgsa sg F,
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MARRIED.

At Carmel, N. r., Jan. 9th, by Rev. M
 .Clapp, Daniel Drew Chamberlain. Eso. Grandson of Daniel Drew. Esq, of tha same place, to Emma Jane, yotngesi daughter of MT. William Williams, Falls Village, Conn. f. se.,.. ',
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D9- The Rev. Mir. Hubbard, Episcopal minister. tried for exchanging with Bap- tist, has been acquitted. as near as we can gather through some informality in the in dictment.
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.WOODBURY.

Christmas seems to have been more fully observed than usual, ,. St. Paul's church was neatly decorated. and services were held, eve. and day, and were we'll attended. The children of this church were made happy by an elegant and a faithful christi mas tree and Il supper. The tree bore rich fruit not only for the little, onas, but for the faithful rector, Rev. J. P1rvis, and his wife. .5A45,lie.a assssszls
 - On Saturday evening, the M ,sons had merry re union over n supper at Academy Hall. .teas. ss e1 1 The First Congregational Church Was tastefully deeorate,l. ani Slnl,y was es- pecialy devoted to tho advent of the St vionr, the Rev. Mir. Winslow preaeainy, as usual, most forcible, able and eloquent sermon.
 - The North Church is still having can didates, hoping to find q pastor, and ''itch ing ears" are gratified. ot M
 -The christmas tree ut the First Con gregational, church, on Tuesday evening  were entirely successful. Not only the children, superintendent and pastor were remembered. but worthy widow of small means was made the recipisnt ofa fine Sewing machine Mrs. P. M. Trowbridge the organist of the church for the pasi eighteen years, having just resigned hei position, was also remembered by the Ia i dies, who presented her a purse contain ing $25. .t s 1s@. --lOn the last eve. uf tho old year the children of District No. A., in the east par
 of the town, had festive season at theil school-honse, and among other things had a rich harvest from a christmas tree. 7
 - On Saturday the 2d inst the scholars of Dictrict No. l, had, as they say, mos delightful re-union around the most boun tiful Christmas tree of the season.
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Da~ Somebody msy be curious to learn that the present 4th Congressional District of Connecticut was formed by uniting the counties of Fairfield and Litchfield in 1842. The first election was in April 1843.t Since that time the Disttict has been represented eighteen years by 'Litchfeld county men and eight years by Fairfield county men. Twelve years Democrat has borne the honor while the Republicans have heldiit fourteen. In the whole time, thirteen elections in all, no Litchfield man has ever been defeated by a candidate from Fair field County; while, of the twenty-six can , didates presented, each county has 1had thirteen. s .a.sk. 1ssst59 ssSi v s46i
 If there is any food for thought in the above, those who are interested can take notice. BY ! asasF
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1s- - 2 fr ] ! TWISTED.

The Catholic Fair in this place, gotten mp by the young ladies of St. Aathony's ; school. under the strict management of the Rev. Father Leo, is quite t grand afflir. It has been in operatiou several days and continues through this week. F.sAs. Leo has drafted q number of yonng ladies, whose province it is to solicit the gentle men to subscribe to cLancs in the v,.iila- ble articles to be drawn on the last eve. The young of all denominations seem seem to enjoy the trsat and eagerly take part in the Irish break down, which usually ter minates tho evenings entertainment s'i4Si
 - As George Kellogg was driving quiet ly along Main Street on New Years Day, his horse took fright and started ulp sud
 denly, throwing Mr. Kellogg backwards out of the sleigh, to the great amusement of a lot of juveniles, who witnessed the scene. No damage done to man or beast We have too much snow to enjoy good sleiphing. s3:sas3 di fsa 1cGI sex 54a3 D. f'SI3A9lsitb3n ak}t 03 i9am fstsi..3s4eM I0 -- Frank Johnson and, sRoderick Jones
 were arrested for fighting, Each. com piained of the other and shared the dana-
 ges incurred thereby,a sr s4- -. a..ts ..-.@ ' Dr.. Steele of this place still retains the blooded horse. claimed US the property fof a southern aristocrat, which was confs- cated by some of our Blue Coats during 1 the war. li2s { sfs T5st,5o sse sat'f31oet
 - Our Selectmen have engaged parties in N. York to make Alcohol of the liquors held by them, as seized. ..-..r -. 3-'-
 5- Marshal Decker, the present proprie-
 tor of the olI Mill Brook Hotel, was arrest ed,t yesterday, on the charge. of keeping a
 honse of ill fame this liquor was seized at the same time. gadAassh eae4aisd aig5 gEaT9 Zuw I4 1dHt1 taFi z h.st. s:sg tsss,,s., laa--C. g. Woodford has sued the Borough of Winsted for $3O0,, his charges for tl,e use of Lock-np for Borough purposes.
 They decline paying. 6.E..sa I.g i..e.s. @..,.
 - Our newschool house is nearly com tpleted. at cost of s3O, GOO. .5.s-.... si'.'i3 s e
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DIED.

In this village, on Tuesday. the 9th inst. Dr. Alfred H. Beers, aged Al years.
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gaThe Stamfosls 4dDocdle comes to as greatly enlarged and Improved in appept1 ance. It is now . nine column paper, Il is now under the man agement aof ". M.
 Gillespie < Go, and is; ono of the best local papers in the State. i