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The New York herald., 1869-01-08

The exhibit OF State prisons for the past year Is not
satisfactory Whether the improbable financial re-
suits TO be attributed to imperfections IN the
system, or to q defect In the general conduct ana
management OF the institutions some other cause,
will be proper subject Of inquiry to the end that
advances from the Treasury to each OF the prisons are
largely In excess OF the advances for any former
year. and while the aggregate earnings OF the prisons
are nearly 1000 In OF those reported for the
previous year. the deiciency-that Is the excess OF
the advances from the Treasury over the receipts
from earnlngs--is greater than ever before.
In 1867 this deficiency was $685. S4
In 1858 it was. .......................4 463, 53l
The New York herald., 1869-01-08

I0tal... ..........: $932,2l2 $4s9 TT S46S,531
sEleven monhs The advances for September amount to
9Ol6 This would swell the actual deficiency 70 $6l2T
The expenditures for the year ending September
80, 1887, were as foll0ws:-
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
Literary ] Notic es.


 PAcKAaD'sn MONTHLY, for April contains: Curiosities of Death; Boarding House Ex- perienee in New York; Yz Fl h the Rife Pits; One and Twenty; Who are the Angels? ; The Late Hon. Robert M. Charlton; Edu- cationlas Should Be; Horace Greeley; A Plea for Spendthrifts; Practical Religion i; An Open Letter to Mark Twain; What Deese itwmstter?;; A Woman's Protest againstk Mr. Dyef's Love Test; To. Day and To-Morrow; Editorial Department. Price s$1 2 year, s. 5: Packard, g3o7 Broadway, Publisheriw 49a.a siist7D ' 'a1E EVERY | saap s3r1Rp4r a fol" April 10th, con tains: He Knew He Was Right, by Antho- ny Trollope; The Girls of the Period in in CoaaaE The Chinese from Henes Het ty, by Fanny Kingsley; On the Physical Basis of Life, by Professor Huxley; Grif- fith Gaunt; Foreign Notes. Price s, a year. Fields, Osgood & Co.,, Publishers, Boston. ,0uGiJ is0iTk
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

The vote on the amended Tenure Of Of fee Act was 42 .to 8, in the Senate; rlOS to 67, in the House. ,,,,.ag.,~.,
 Tho bill for the reconstruction of Missis- Isippil has gone oversto the next asessiong 89 Congress adjourned on Satdfday.au .sa'i 2 The House committee On Foreign RelAl tions have unanimously reported 'resol1- ton [. a,re resogaizlng aI QshaP indspspdspce should pass the, House.
 A hundred female clerks have been dis missed from the treasury department.
 MT. Jenckes addressed the House on Monday eveningg inf favorrsof shis Civil Ser vice bili. &a s s a VI
 5d1fs 015s4l<e4H s4l<e4H -.---i-77 Y 7zf;ss84 aayO
 A GREAT OFFER. HORACE WATERS, No. 481 Broadway, will dispose of 100 PIANOS, MEIoDEoNs and, ORGANS, of six first class makers, AT EXTREMELY LOW PBIcEs FOR CASH. ,duringsthis month, or rwiLltake from $Srto S20 monthly until paid. The gsameTt0 let and rent money applied if purchased.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
Membsr of Congress,

Though we regret the defsat of Mr.
 Beardsley, we cannot aay it was unexpect
 ed, The influences which, radiata from Lime Rock througho ns Salisbury and the adjoining towns-along the line of the
 Connecticut Western Railroad affeci a few other towns cursed with q breed o1 Semi-D Democratic, Antis dicsi, Easily Ap' proachable Republicans, have awelled Mir. Barnum's majority in this Coultt eAfd' erably beyond that of Gov. English. The Democratic side of the House Of Represen tatives gains less than the Republican side loses, by this unfortunate result.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
< as fT FAILS VILLAGE

EnclosedEare the election figures [given elsewherel for this town, Early in the day, we found tickets in circulation with Samuel B. Beardsley's name instead of Sid- ney B. Beardsley. It was done by one man calling himself Repu6lican. We nip ped the business in the bud; not, however, till five of our. best Republicans had been cheated into voting that ticket. The man who did this was caught at it., There is only one opinion about hins. f@ta@A
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

F S6rThe Couraat, of. Friday, last pays the
 following well deserved tribute to the abil- ity and integrity of the Senator from this districtil:as sAs'f 2uiwouL acglaG .,r F rHbns CHARLES IB. B.a ANDREWS, of Litch- field. the Republican nominee in theff, fteenth district, represented the district ably last year, winning the respect and esteem lof' all who had occasion ito; know of. the manner ia which he performed his ,legisla- tive duties. His reelection is certain. MT. Andrews is native of Sunderland, Mass i, between thirty and forty yearslof agey and Ia lawyer by, profession, being 3 partner of tthe Hon. John H. Hubbard. Although he
 has been in practice but a few years,i he ranks among the abfest practitioners. at,the Litchfield county bar His term in the Senate last year is his only legislative ex- perience. He is man Of sterling integri.. ty. g faithful, Industrious, and conscienl tious legislator. His 5renomination was g wise. act. on the! part of his constituents. and his reelection will be creditable to his district and to the state. He will be an in fuential and useful member of the new senate. .igtr afs1
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
XVII DISTRICT.

~xLEs1 . gz14E.SxI xssgHA .9ft3szg(ryy Es. viysc ., Na,L Let us Catholics never forget that wa are the, children Of 6 church that has done more for tho aboition of slavery thfoughoae the world than all the other societies of ea that e7ex existed-
 0n. Cd1usodaabnn hra ,asifguI anu vror idGeeing so kstlsi of the Anti- Slavery spir- Iii American Oathpiicsi ws are aapsy b
 do that church Sid lE.pt N j in l,l bis History of England. saysssI 5nd ,easnssca. It iis 4emarEabis thss the twoagrsatest andmosi salutaxy ylresolutionssHhichs haYet takeH plaee ID Rnelandrsthat revelation, which in. the Thirteenth century, put an end to the tyranny of nation 0ver nato4, and that revolution wtic 1, few genera
 tio1s tsters put an end the propeEty of uans in man -were impereeptibly efEected.n.s t.narv It would be unjust not to'acknoNledgs that the |nhief agent in these tWo great deliver ances was religion, ,f How great part the CaSholic etcl6a-
 &stiEs had iu abolition eftilenak hum
 thel uhexceptOnAble testimony fof, Sir Thomas SnhA, oneiof the ehleht Rrotesta4t counselors Of sElizabsthT When thv dying slaye-hofder rasked sthe last saersments, his spirltual 3ssa- iuiy adjured him, as Ae loved Ills soal3ad smah- cfpSt6 kis' brethren for whom Christi hel dief.So successfully had the Church used Ihsr formidaEa machinery, that, before the RefDrm1t ion ahe had enffanchised almost aii the b0ndmen ii thd kingtIonl except her own, wlio to d0 her justice, seem to have been tenderly treated.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
EheYif.

@ MT. George H. Baldwin, has been cho- sen Sheriff of the county, for the coming three years. While this issa party it ts is anything but 8 personal atrfumph. 9 Mfr: Baldwin runs behind his ticket nearly, Yc votes. and confessedly owes his election ite the fact that Mr. Barnuma had concluded to go to Congress, thisyear:s Heiwas for merly an exceedingly popular man with his party;hu as we formerly remarked his pop ularity has waned of late. Nevertheless, lie carried weight which may account fol. some of his fallings-off. .------
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
" >7Wp1oODRuRK.

Marshall Jewell aud the entire ticket in cluding Congressman had 37 majority. Baldwin Senator, and Botsford, Sheriff, each 34 Representatives, Edward Rob- erts, Rep, Robert Peck, Dem. Local mat ters have given the democrats a represen- tation showing that Republicans can act unwisely.
 \ P. B. Hulze, now of New York, has sold his fine residence on Main street, to G, Beardsley & Son; and Mr., Green has con- iveyed his hotel to Mir, Wheaton of Corn wall, and i'll remove to Bridgeport.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

MT. F. W. Gums school closed on the evening of the 31st ult., with an exhibition of two dramas, the.Irish Lion, and Helping Hands. . The acting in the latter piece was very pathetic and natural, and appealed strongly to the feelings of Interpretations. As the plays were enacted at his residence and not large crowd could be accommo- dated, it. wouldi affordoan excellent enter tainment to the public, could they be re- peated in the Halll Mr.. Cts workmen are now carrying forward the rebuilding Of his house in rapid manner. thus adding an other to the fine residences which are gi wing beauty to our prominent village Let us have the Shepaus Valley R. R. and we will. have city set upon hill, shedding efful gence on the, benighted regions around especially Roxbury. '' x .'' 'H " | i It is now understood that the Rev.
 Zyannes A. Welton is not coming to tend
 the flock spiritual of our Episcopal breth-
 ren. We'll these ministers area mighty
 onsartin people, to an item picker.
 | A SUBSCRIBER in the Ss7itiaet gives
 your correspondent a batch of that cheap
 est of all commodities, advice. Now, my
 dear SUB, please don't pass off on us any
 such thread bare, tawlry stuff, but be man.
 ly and come down upon us like one out of
 ten thousand vitlis the good iold genuine article of EXAMPLE, Give us the ''s sound
 fact' of practice before you attempt shying a stone at anothers window Don't sit still and say, 'Goy but push ahead and say,
 Come! see how we do it, or the " devil" will be after yeqs crying, stop thief Nlqq,, we mean, copy .n...... ., W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
NEW MILFORD.

a-@ t-ka s.1 ra ' l
 Rev. David Murdock, D.D. of this place, has recently receivedSa call to EImira, N. Y: He has not yet made any decision in regard to it, but it is to sbe hoped that he will conclude to remain in his present po- sition as the prosperous condition of the Congregational church here is in great measure due to his eminent ability and popularity 5sJ8 G,E0H1@uosi
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
,atQQRNWAI,Ic-e

EaiThae ealeetion, passed of quietly. Fig ures given elsewhere. Frederick Kellogg was reelected Judge of Probate. Our Reg ister list showss415 members, of5whom 379 voted. Daniel Wick wire, our oldest inhabii tant, rode five miles to vote. He is over & years old. ...,z .grs~.4Ao.sayss 1 A . M Our SckooI Districts are in . good deal nfarhnda aleIoyers the free school law of last spr3ng, Free scboolss are ir we'll enough
 but how that law makes them free IS the eG.sst;orita ssaa 10 i,syia>as T 9s1ad
 ,saei ,aSal SA
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

A MEAN TRIgK-Abeut the meanest fraud ever attempted was that of cheating Republican Electors with the name of Samuel B. Beardsley instead of Sidney B. Bssa,rrdsley, in Canaan. We have one of the tickets. usn It isoheadeda Republican State Ticket" and is perfect except the change of Beardsleys name. fiz5ssa ii;s, '''- so,. ,s.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED.

LTTGHFTELD COUNTY. Litchfsld -Josiah G. Beckwith, d.; John sB. Hopkins, dS Bettlehsm &Marshal E. Beecher, d. Bark Rapsstsl Albert Merrill, d; Calvin BAldrich, d, gains.
 BridgeDater. Austin H. Gillett, d.
 Canaan. n.-L. Flakes. d.
 Cotebrook.-Wm. G. Kinney, d; John s. Wheeler, d; gaias. s--...s.a-.s.,.....--.,...,
 CorncaA-Wm. H. Harrison. d: Maior A. Dickenson, q.
 Lncas.* " --'
 Harwinton.-Norman A. Wilson. r: Lv-
 man Gridley, T. Kent-F. A. Mallory. d, Morris.-Sidney Peck. q, -$ ..IoN Nsw MfJJford.-1saac B. Bristol I. ,A,,,e.t. s. Hill, d. "' HWY
 Ne,u .Hnyora a-Twd lkepibiisana gdT NorJok. w. Welch, ,#:W, E Pbelnsr lS Nortk Cdndnn. James A. Root Il n,,f"'' =. l Plymouth. Darly, r. r, .RorbwyAElliotB Beardslev. d. D !. | f1o,Tington. Charles Hotchkiss. F. EJ. ward B. Birge, d.; gdin 'as..4 ss.7.f',. ~ I4 Sharon. Edgar j. Reddis d: Bavil L, iSmith,d. ., la Wnren -Augustiue F! Peck. r: oain ld Wate,1opa.+10harles A. Warren. F. | Washington. John B. Newton, d; Hen Try s. Wheaton, q. .ice,, l., Winchester. T. Rockwell, TO. J. | York, r. .' l. Woodb@y.-Erwin Roberts, r; Robert
 Peck, d; aain. ''fs.'1es .,o, ,u ,.-. .. I *Repnblicans electAd n, den,ocSsA;c t;oLot o,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
I Senator 1Sprag1e.


 The campaign of 1872 has begun. Sen. ator Sprague, of Rhode Island, ,re-elected to second term, last year. is demonstrating in favor of his father in. laws nomination by the democracy in 1872. He cooily boasts to his brother Senators, that he has paid more money for election purposes than all of them put together is probably true He says the county is going to the devil politically, financially and socially-ahich is false.g He sfurthsrmoreH remarks that Congress is overstocked with law which would seem q aueer reason for making a President out of Chief Justice. yetsuch is the plain design of this most dntifn1 of son's-in-lAw. The breechesipocket of Sen ator Sprague is very large. and Che State oi Rhode Island is very small; so the latter may turn oot to be inside the former One Northern State csrsaia for the Demo ocracy would be such an improvement qonD their present outlook that the offer may tempt them. sss1asl asYsII esfs asi 4s.svo .. .l... 5g5a aaf Jaaa& atsw eses as& Ei s8se Ykg fls.s.ea
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

p9STher NY. J1imes;says thatgs new paper, the 1mpsrsalist, is to be started in New York city. It will "demand that. on shsI nains of this unfoftunate Republic, shall be reared the firm and substantial structure of an EmpHe."A D liai
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
SEPARATES ELECTED.

as Hartford County-WestellRu Russell, rQei New Haven County Gideon: o. sHoteh- kiss, a. asi3s 4is.lT I,'nglltF,aa. es he .siailf
 New London County-Richard A. Wheel CT, if.Tsa ai Sssa.s4s',i ttoiiAnirah.a esoFs 7'a Litchfield County-Geo. H. Baldwin, d
 Fairfield County--Edward A. Leeds, d, i aMiddlesex County ty-John, Ls Hutohin- son. s4za hktA e,la1s1 .fvo!5 tsa 3f sa.;, Holland County y-George M. Paulk, r. .c
 5Windhaan County Prescott May, T. 3aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

gge We are not much ip the habit of wasting time on ante-eIection squibs. In view, however, Of the positive and feite- rated; staten epts made in the, Senliael. it is perhaps due to Mr. Botsford to say, that he never, at any time, made us any prom ises regarding the aEppointment, either of [ Deputy Sheriff or of Jailer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
,si'MARBLEDAIE ,si

.x Widow Horace Clark has sold the house
 and 9 acres of land opposite sths Grave 'yafd, to Wells Bros of Worthwhile. no sf-.J MsFord has let hisa farm to MT. Burnett of Warren { Il o4aaHE iR.f.a
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Winsted Herakl

From the Winsted Herah: sss 4 ,., ..l
 RoBERrsvnLE. Harvey 'Griswold has sold the Midian Griswold place to John P. Norton. -----.--
 SMALL Pox AT ConEBRooK RfvER.-D. B. De Wolf lately vent to Canada for cattle, and during his absence contracted dis ease which, Df. Steele pFonounces, toi be smallpox. It is believed, however, not to be of the most malignant type. e.sssi,aT
 The freight business on the Housatonic railroad is immense, and at present taxes the utmost capabilities of the road.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

Eag, Gen Grant seems to have no talnt ofcolor. .phobia He has appointed two colored justices of the. peace for the Dis trict of Columbia, colored Assessor in Louisiana, and a col4red postmaster for Co., lumbia, s. c. ~.[.",...,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

CoNUNDRUMs.-SomeI weeks since, the New Haven Regista4 ppropounded the fol. lowing eonnndrums.l which sound some what iudicronsly in view Of the, results of Monday. fdsela &ffaTtsTuSf 1i4l , |t'1'7IiJ i. L9fId sDysw1.siIa slsx, ..fj | What has become, of sMr, JewelP The last time that We heard of him, he was in Washington, as intimated by the correspondent of the Norwich Bulletin. Whether he has returned or, not is a subject which the Radical papers do not seem to be inclined to discuss. The old rallyipg gcry of Jewell, Sperry and Victory, 7 which did 50 much
 for the Radlcaf party, one year ago, has died out does it mean Is Mr. Jewell still running? Does sperry stu sustain him And now that we think hi k
 z is ynefss ffankle llls fIsqsass 4 e5.g .y.I r i'1 aS-sJAMEs F. BROOCH is ably advocating the
 doctrines of the Constitution before the people of
 the second district q Give him your vote, Demo crats. And we trust that the Democrats of Water bury and the Naugatuck Valley scN uindteate Mel,s
 political principles next Monday, and put down
 forever the slanderstha the Radicals are clrcula-
 hng .iou are to vote for principles, in this cleo |s The Democrats of Waterbury took
 the hint and did vote for... principies.,'.so
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
LA1Ey1LLLE, April ath, 1869

LAHEynLLE, April 5th, 1S6a Enron EseurszR ,-~ l
 There pill be no legsl retu<rs of sotssl from sali bury yfor this dngs mSsting. lie facts are ss fe.iovs:AI Tie Dsuocflaticl ol i par. tycontrollsl in the appoin tm6ne ofeall Town Ofieess last October. anu appointed Constables, ~who, for some reason unex- .plsired tae Fsssy nsglssls.lta ta iE.au ttiaa. notice which the law requires.
 l This fset wes brpnght toTths, nSsice ,pf| the gentfsman tJames Ensign, Esq. wlsd had been selected by the Registrars to preside oyer. the meeting.
 After patientiy listening to full and free pressntation uf-she. .facts. n-tle~ease,. Mir. Ensign decided that theymeeting could not be holden. legally iHs therefore de- clined to act as Chairman, - .1e.,- ] The Democrats who are responsible for this failure to.eomply with the law,s swore aroundly about the protest against their proceedings, pondered upon the sit,iasion for little time, and then .pmroceAe1slH m s q H to ap- point Moderator t : viDa T.. gocs, m and are now polling the votes of their party, with as many Republicans as they can induce to . 4t ..Atssa ssFir5aao aa}agca 9ltsy.sioTsfj S4sk <, MT. Ensign stated before withdrawing from the Chair that i.l he could II. not t. consci- cautiously certify that. certain persons had received certain number of votes rt.Sat meeting of the Electors of the Town of Salisbury legally warned and heid,''' as, it was not legally ,oarned. There vas DO pre- tcnce on the part of the Dsmoerats. that the meeting Uas legally warned. sssHence, there will be some curiosity t5ss what kind of certificate. the bogus Moderator will return to the Secretary of State. I.-o
 Since writing the above, the votes of the Democratic party have been counted, and average 386 on State off ;ers, anu 397 for Barnum for Congress. instead of 300 which they claimed. au,,,ss, ..-~, .....,...-. r Nineteen Republican votes only were cast, as the party mainlysaabstained from voting after the 1s cisioa fsl 2 9f the MolerA rator was made known::s.,q 9'.4 sEss7 o,sea Yours, &c. .ita h.le .tesa. -e.agt>y .i----4+---
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
We condense the following iron th'

a.Ws condense the following from the
 Ssntiael ;-a.t3 I!il I,s1ss84sne g4gw qoisal:i
 THoMAsToN.-On Friday last, the iTrini
 aty parish was presented with g commun'
 ion service. sissilT lo;;sfs13 Gi1 h8tiaas4 A., ". Melton of West Cheshire build ling q parsonage Tor his son -in-laM, Rav. ID. D. Bishop, the Tector.i. sas:s lsssa sasr
 ..--i MT, Eeaks, Principal aof. the Thomas ton Academy, isbuilding [ boarding house
 forshis pupils. 1ari enso sgig iasfe9 sd ssds Fsn2 .MEPaJ. Bradstreet will build the
 coming simmer. 2 large fl, four F and and lt feed
 seore1 60 hoya4ga9 ed ot si1boo0 Ntnw PRssros Tt is | shame and ar re- proaehs that n : entesrpIriiaing village like ENewP Preston should be withootsas hotebzs Fsu-l MT. 5acksof,a BolIes removes to Mil Et, . 1iq asSssiLslI ais zsss j1 .il2oL
 b sej.sG. MH. Y removes from Warren to New Preston, this spring. from aesifl3is l as5 Joffn Ang sssvine removes to. Waf- .6ssa1SsM pEs.s5RF4s-s9 9siT ,slf 9ta4aas .Zgtas | ks1Anw nzI1 f18sxE aEnasl9 sassl ls3aa4L hisfat -ho49 ReE. sMr.aW Williamsy leaves! New Rres- at0h Hill, osoon.aTi so LaYarat:a se . lif9 ] s9r0ssa e.a--- --=l al ' aI 1aaT Miss Rlsis IL Eeaciha been yotedte bs the lpfsttssst sirlln Wnstsds asis ssH szed5ii, ! 'n51hsysotsd, too, that Nm. tH. Barnnna
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
naWeclip the. follow;,,s, s,,,,s. t;x,,. e,, :,

We clip the following sensational. aecSiinfF dof F .stsr ,at stratford, from, the correspondence of the Bridgeport Farmer:
 The Easter Sunday services at Christ Church, Rev. Dc, Weston, rector, were highly, interest," ing. The sermon, in the morning was classical production--0ne especially adapted for, the deyo- tea followers of Christ to commence the ae,o clttch gear with, and was delivered with the rec tors usual clear and impressive manner to large and attentive congregation. The singing by our own native chofiters, with the aid of the organ, was of fine selection and the voices Of remark aDly dlstncr sweet and nfapStaing tonel i@41i f, When you see both warders and the na- jority of the yestrymen fast asleep, then yon may know it's aa" classical produc.d +;o,, Sais.5 .oi A1a Tnt,h {s '1s tsas fl
 brow ~tuk4 eiaA3f 9art4 ..s3 ty.g, ,.s,
 The ''ichufch'year. does not begin at Eas-. ter but ,a.t at i Advent lt six F. or eight' months later hs.;'..,',i5.-' ,'''1, t,'<' "a
 The enrapturing tone" is nothing new. In Litchield we have, it,eyefy Sunday ea :.
 75aI y67r If i.r-a r ' @ @c4.aFltiiI h9.,2 .,l :,
 THE BLACKSTONE TRAaRDY.-4Ona Mon day of last week, James L Blackstone Of Philadelphia, killed his wife. and three lit, tie children with an axe, and then lrownel himself ip the Delaware. ,,,,d ,yis,., s -9s,
 The family were oflaOoanecticut bieth, Mr. Blackstone's father living at 'Br4nfotl. Both himself and wife, were natives of Madison, He sent the following letter. to friend in Madisonl:- lg.,r [-../ send you what l. am. I have killed my three angels They are angels stilLa, / JAMES. -The following telegram Was at once dis patched to MT. Blackstones business part ner in Philadelpha4 HI N v MADISON, Conn.,, March 30, 1869 Have received letter from James that wife and chileireaa are killed, Telegraph answer immed- ately. SELAH LEE. , This was the first intelligence of the event that reached the authorities in Phil adelpai4. The hop4p was thAp se4rshsi and the bodies found.I Blackstone was ,trn- doubte lily insane.
 *aG h a--e -- .----- -4-.i5,aL 7&f O. II 7 Ea
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

: -On Monday of last week, the First Episcopal Society held .itslannual meeting.s The following officers were chosen :-ias9g J. o. Beckwith, ,s.s a,sst.. ,..l4 V ,oteld snl William H. Braman Csrk, ai''3..., ,%, ,<',~ @ s1sa az4zasl wARDENs. .a,isFo yid aidFr. ESsa aAfichaers. .-J J. G. ,Beclsssith, aremlin- son Wells atuGa ff3a3 eaa3a 13 sGIig a1sq
 iIrinay- -Albin Guild. .sAlmon. J. Beach 7a Paars.. -Lucius Wilmot, Seth Pond.
 n,l'iA@ ~ af e' vEsrRYMEN; H& t5tiaoI ZT3Y
 s., Mlehasrs.- s.-E, w. Seymour, A.. s. Lewis, Samuel a, Bralnan, n, E. ". Plumb, flrl p,y,.1gz s4yisiiyNG H: Vii Wight haso Charles sFii D: Wheeler, T. ,Lsander Jennings, ,Warren ", Bissell Lncius Griswold, I,,aq a. h,,. .,>. ,,,.,
 S. Paul..ss.. -T5Thomas O. Gpslee, Eli D, Weeks, John I, Peters. James K4 Wallace. Garry. q. Potter. a.l, b9I4qeea o,fw .s.lfro,f
 -zFWe are pleased to see from the Seatis nel. that Captain Edward o. Peck has been offered positfonf1n the Albany Peniten-' tiary. at large salary which he viii prob. 'g ably aecept.H o11a3 nlid nl:inimaxs aaw !9s
 eiaMr. John A. lcMerriman. conveys two pieces of iand. with buildings, about 2 miles northwest of the village. to Lucinda A.iStoddard. Price, $1O25.lD1o 9ifln oaiI To.Phebe IF Tompkins conveys land and buildings on the roalito the depot to John H.eHuhbard cs Price, $1O1Od dai..w d 6lror .,-=4 = Philip IT. Waldron of Bethlehem sells to Phebe. L. Thompkins the Theron Kent fsrmy about.two miles west of this village. Price $21O0?sdta1 sid ,te1iioa, .isI o3 gssoisd siEi Col Isaac Morse and wife sell their farm east of this village to Henry Went worth of Canaan. Price, $375OhAd ad vol L-- lH B. Woodward sells 100 acres on "slesns Hill. {" Northheld, to Isaac Newton egsa,rs fora$l000.. 1t d)s4i g.tT .ooal.sq .essdsaf
 CaestetF Smith sells his farm on South Sou i5 Plain lain to John F Hubbard, for S4ooosolo gnl4ptaaa 63,s . giissst..Is1a ;aosa
 "A meeting Of the pevFholders ofst, Michael's church has been called for Friday next, at 2 F. M., to take into consideration the matter of the vacant rectorship. ;seiin5
 F