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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01
1I)robate Notifrs.
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s&@@ AT A COURT FOF PROBATE HoL- IA- den at Winchester within and for the dis trict of Winchester on the 8th day of Jane 1869
 Present, Hiram Perkins, Esq, Judge.
 Estate of Charles E. Coe, of the city Of New Yors an Assigning and Insolvent Debtor.
 ORDERED That the time heretofore limited and allowed for the creditors to bring ill teif claims against said estrte be extended the 18th day bi July 1869 and that the Commissioners appointed on said Estate E. s. S.Woodford and Wing Parsons meet to receive claims against the same. at the District, the 18th day of July 1s69 at 10 oeocl forenoon. and that notice of this order be gwen by publication of the same tor one month in tht Wnsted Herald and Litchfield Enquirer, two weekly newspapers published nearest to the place where the said Estate is in settlement, and by pos ting this order on the public sign-post in said Winsted nearest to the place of business of said Coe. And it is further ordered, that copy be sent to every known creditor living without this Probate District within one week from th1s date F5f4 Certified from Record, 1O4w Attest, JOHN BOYD Clerk.
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= .--' { Notice

Housatenic Railroad Co. Treas,arers' Office, T. ],
 Bridgeport. Conn, June 2l. 1Se9.ssl
 Diaidend No.1l8. EThes directors have de clared q dividend of Four Dollars per share on their preferred Stock. free from Government The transfer boo ks villa closed on the 25th and re-opeEed July 2d.
 iw4 v TC.K. AVERHL, Freasurer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE g.5 BEST BOOK OF THE PERIOD.
 Women of New York. tao'

Or, The Under World of Che Great City.
 B The most startling revelation of modern times New York Society. unmasked. ..1he- ,Ayistocracy.'t Women of Pleasure '". Married sWomen,' and all classes thoroughly venti1a- ted. e50 Illustrations. Address at once, The New York Book tJo., 145 Nassau St., New
 York. r.sf ... .,., 10 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01
1FOand.a

A THREE years old Steer. rrAthsr et5srse
 k, hght red. The owner wIlI fifd the sa me on the farm of E. ". saith and on i,rcy;n . pI operty and paying expenses can take him him ~ z. w. H. SMITH
 n New Milford, June 2zth 1869, - S9hAI T iw
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ONLY $2.5O PER copy

!, Agents are meeting with unprecedented sue cess. One in Marlborough, Mass, reports as subscribe CTS in a day.. One in Luzernef fOo.. Pa. A in day. One in Meriden, et., 68 in two days, and great many others from 100 to 200 per week. Send for circulars and see our terms and full description of the work. Ad- dress JONES BROTHERS & CO.,, Philadslphia, Pa. Published in both English and German.
 10 4w s.-~..T --f v
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01
.sst sEoyks AsKe. a 1ksesssm!'

'4L sEOTESS AlhG. a Ne1fWa.' READER Hs a<G ga3sala<
 Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Head ache ! -s 1-.~ 5s. .-s.. Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Tooth ache ! ''F' s' A.545 .&-A -<s-u Gf5a lgoa
 Renne's Pain Killing Magic Gil cures Neu- ralgia {! jto@ ez fifT m 4 <
 Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera Morbus 1e .'. .ssas sss#al .-it9s .f5fig.E T.
 Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheu-. mati,m Has 9tt tfHlat aHs- hss-.
 Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Lame ness ' f--i s9 st ~f;a 4t--t ss5s 5Ie ,s., Rcnne's Pain Killing Magic. Oil cures Skin diseases! 4 }5a a-5It Etat Some folks seem to be proud of telling how .'lame their shoulders are of my .cri.k in the back or. Il have got the Scatica'-j and delight in bragging that ''nothing can cure me!'-but when we get such lawful folks '' to use REIN NES PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL. faithfully we not only cure their lameness and charm away their pains, but actual y ta ke ali that kind of. ''brag out of them!'' and they frankly own up, nd say ii works like. q charm' -.s ..s.-4 4-..af 7s..z. . tffrt
 Sold by Vessels x Gates; also by A. C.. Smith, Litchfeld, and by all Druggists, Mer- chgnts and Grocers. 4 HGL {: sa:-.. :. ;.
 VIM. RENNE, Sole Proprietor
 ~ttftt -ef. and Manufactures. .s
 ..s lHT} :teGl Pittsfieid Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01
r .NANTED.

the ,ta tlym2nsn soa ~ Moolsn , w Company, Dseskins. and two good Wool-Sorfers4 Apply to for address 1os Tsg . Ql' {
 ' isri its JOIN M wARpWELL, Treas,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
 
 AGENTS WANTED FOR THRm Secrets of tlnerd .H Great City lo ssas 4

4. work descriptive of the virtues, the myste. .'fles. mis cries and crimes of Now York Oity. ,1 II contains 36 engrayings, and is the SpiciI es.s A most Thrilling, Instructive, and cheapest
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01
ANN ss. o,balss' ORDER OF NOTICE.

vs. ORDER OF NOTICE. MICHAEL OBRIEN,
 Stae of Connecticut, ss. Litchfeld, June 14th, A. County of Latchfeld, D., 1869. Upon the petition of said Ann O'Brien praying
 for reasons therein set forth for a divorce from
 the said Michael OBrien as by her petition
 brought before the Superior Court to be holden at
 Litchfied within and for Litchfield County, the 2d Tuesday of September A. D. 1869. It appearing
 to and being found by the subscribing authority,
 that the said respondent is residing in parts un- known to the petitioner, and is absent from this State Therefore, ordered, inst notice of the pen
 dency of sad petition begivent the said respondent
 by the petitioner causing this order of notice to be
 published in the Litchfeld Enquirer a newspaper
 published in Litchfeld in said County three weeks day of June. A. D., 1869 -ts <t-t VIM. L. RANSOM, Clerk of the Superior 103w 4 7. Court for Litchfield County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01
o... U L5Lkk a rE4fet ~ 2. Ats,ss sSss} Sheffield Scientific School of Yale
 xr1 College.

-S1A1AAEx Y. p fF
 ME next year of instruction in this depart. < A4 -inleat of Yale College will Ycornmence Sept. l6th. Determination for admission will pc held thursday, July, 20th,T and Wednesday Sept. 15th 41 Ggasage rl4es T rss-,s " Y. Appiications for the vacant State sscholar. ships which afford free instruct ion 10 Gonneeti- s cut young men yao are in need of Ipleculniarry ing sBoafds dsthrough the undersigned, spTeyious atoJaly 17th. Tstdi aIofT aais4g-sls.9f a... Copies of the. Fourth Annual Report flor 18Gs-9 and any further information may he obtained by addressing 1s,at ia seu saTs1ss aIeiw fo saaasa gg PROF. D. c. GILMAN. .af ' ] of the Sheffield Scientific School. bA New Haven June 2lst l869.sta sgi59 Ts'1 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01

- ssss .azsskssA :
 THIS COMPANY OFFERS THE FOLLOWING AD- vANTAGEs:, a-ea T ~cgra&+ &>.~yl gr,
 lr IS NATIONAL COMPANY, CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS, f868. <o@
 IT HAS PATD-UP CAPITAL OF $l.000.0 900. <
 IT OFFERS LOW RATES OF PREMIUM. t7 sdT
 IT FURNISHES LARGER INSURANCE THAN OTHER COMPANIES FOR THE SAME MONEY. ss1' !, r T g55
 IT IS DEFINITE AND CERTAIN IN ITS TERMS z
 IT IS A HOME COMPANY IN EVERY LOCALITY
 lTs POLICIES ARE EXEMPT FROM ATTACHMENT. THERE ARE NO UNNECESSARY RESTRICTIONS IN THE POLICIES, aa-aTsrQ .z3f.sEsa ,s.. r-.sr
 EVERY POLICY IS NoN-FoRFErrABLE. .a4 eh1 c
 POLICIES MAY BE TAKEN WHICH PAY TO THE INSURED THEIR FULL AMOUNT, AND RETURN ALI. THE PREMIUMS, so THAT THE INSURANCE COSTS ONLY THE INTEREST ON THE ANNUAL PAYMENTsI4 POLICIES MAY BE TAKEN THAT WILL PAY TO THE INSURED AFTER A CERTAIN :. NUMBER OF YEARS, DURING LIFE, AN ANNUAL INCOME OF oNE-TENTH THE AMOUNT NAMED IN THE POLICY. 7s@& ."s@sf
 No EXTRA RATE IS CHARGED FOR RISKS UPON THE LIVES OF FEMALES. ---- Ni f."s1., IT ENSURES, NOT TO PAY DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS, BUT AT so LOW A COST THAT DIVIDENDS WILL BE IMPOSSIBLE
 CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS AND FULL PARTICULARS GIVEN ON APPLICATION TO THE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE COMPANY OR TO El v $$ 4ah1 ! E [
 ROLLINS & CHANDLER, Merchants Exchange, State St Boston. General agents for New England. N T " < ..r. r er-,- J. P. rUcKER, Manager, -. 6. PHILLIP WELLS, Cashier of 1st Nat -e+ al Bank, Amenia N. Y, Agent for Litch- sn County. Conn. Clark. Buckingham a canyassing agent. 1'. 40 Iy 7I77 - Io7aI5f~ -6@-'z Ass >f0 sd 7v9iI, .9 'f7' DIE j7:a" aa5a1 tsa z5a ms ssst > -.E :~ -teassE4l tee5 s..B nqttene7 .a5Efqsetas sIJ r2zi I483E-sG
 s'9 |.T ~-z11.Tl. r .vs8 ! s5zGy9 q .W .Gua i ~1l& .8 2c4o16 l rra-!L 4 < -.z&AH ' 4 -z4.lA4J
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01

lFH7WlIfAIlNTED. 4f1Dt gN5E WANT A GOOD AGENT IN w every town and village in the state to sell a standard article needed in every family, and something that will sell. Our agents are making from 8 to s8 per day. We allow 100 per cent prof it on all orders over s5. sThis is no Gift Swindle To the right parties we will offer good induce ments Suitable employment for either ladies or gentlemen. We pay express charges when the or der exceeds $5. Sample and terms sent for 50 cents. Call on or address ,,d .-fte. '* JIG. CLARKE &CO.,
 No. 180 Broad st., Boston, Mass.
 May 12, 1869.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01
CAN BE WORKED SUCCESSFULLY ON ROUGH AND STONY LAND, AND Is THE MOST DURA-7 B. ! r. BILE MACHINE IN USE.

| Has loose pole and no pressure on the horses neck. Has an elevating lever for raising the bar. The bar canbe retained at any required length without the assistance of the driver, and can be securely folded for transportation. The, Cutter bar, in front of the dryer is mounted on wheels which reduces the friction, andb means of which the height of cut scanibe regulated The patent- ed draft arrangement prevents side draft and en- ables the cutters to pass in and out of-fulrows with ease and safety. The Guards are of naiiea. ble iron, steel faced; placed near together on the bar and form protection to the Cutters and are warranted not to break The bar and frame ruiged t h~ time and pas sed. between the wheels as high as the axle. The ariye positon there s therefore no natural strain or wear on the gearing or knife bar. the case in other machines. ''.' 'T~
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01
Ds s. 8 Fitch's Family Physioisn

New Edition.4 Much enlar gsd, go pages. with most valuable additions. s,.ni f; ee l., any sdd,ess Write. to Dr. ;. 5. FiTs l4 Broad ~aY. New inik. StsSs IS ftIG s8sIsFl
 IT \ fiteil will be ssi the .s,a tiae Il .,lel New iiayeii, ,a.ursiay Jan. 2s, lsG9. asi every 2d a,urday aitn,3 from .Sa, ni. ssun,il D. Tn. consolidation Tree. s4-sa4sfs v ts st
 Dr. ;. :. Fitch successfully treats all chron- ic disease of ali or any part of the human sys- fem. 5tf+s safesf.+4e k,se-.ftu -aqy zr
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01
ooNoUMprloN AND CANCEa-i uRED.


 WALTHAa, Mass. Nov.It2. 1868. My grandmother and several annts and cousins died Of consa,D piion. My mother had a canoe T. was tak eu with a bad cough which had affected me IS months; sl2 mouths after my cough commenced. cIncers began in both breasts, which grew rspidly for months. hard cducero is lmm ps in both breasts tn this state 1 called on you with but little hope, ae both my lungs were affected, and d cane in each breast Consumption aud cancer seemed to struggle which would destroy inc fist l. had suffered much from dyspepsia. Your. rtme- dies, with the concentrated cahcer mineral spring water have wholly cured me- I have been perfectly we'll for two months; no cough or expectoration; no swelling in my breasts; no dyspepsia no pain Or suffering. Every where aD strong anal able to perform aii my duties. I took medicines for four months.
 thankfully yours. I.5
 (Signed) SARAH J. EMERSON. All seases.successfully treated hy letter.
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, 1869-11-13
The Sc1v Suh.TEcnsuFT.

Fswv thf ftr tort ErtalHf |sAt+ Avr- ~
Charles Il. FoIge1. Of Gsksss, hAa been shto'nLeo
"a ihe p,pce ot 0snersi liutteroeid. The oner Or
the rttlt3np va Insde HIN = rex sineo. bol tae
rualter Was halh uncce confederation hT Judge
Roger ubtl yesterday. when he AgnlneH Dis ae-
The rew Troaurer IA naive Of Ssntncset, oos
has ilse<l tnr rnorc than thirty Year, a. t'enesa
Nnera b. hls teeu engaged " The practice Of ~
- .r,ss* III " ~. nas Il. seht
tetf I a emtrT nt the state seo position t2
Witch Ia das Just teen re~cectfti G1 *a increased
maF,rsy, running fer tbtsd of ne reas o.
r. 'tGss'' y ,fe l.. ~ e. x 5f' ,he
jM,IeiAfy Comm ttce. hnd hts Rttat Afhlities
snrl e1rftkuce hAte mHde him the leader OF ~
rests. White corruption and fn1ofs o. toffde.
s,on hare bset ~ rlvvAlebs 81 A!n.6y no o1e ~
snet IN ceenfclion win JudEo fot1cr. Whtn M
Van r., ck fywepsrf Inst aumrer, 5nhfc Foaxet
HWnIrtu ~ hN satccs>of. A. ih&t tins 10 ~
:, shs Nv VI et.oE o,,, 5
T. HrWnf., md C,-tn. nj she Hank d comdesce.
Ind Twelve OF otteen otheTe OF fhs largest !'Ansa
| II, M sV1, ~ asprn tlsothcts. Fb9 !latoas
itsnr, tIsss 4 "a. and naat Of the otasf pfoa,i;
nt.s Msp, ii IL nnn*rsfoad TIM. II tnht ,tnst
nj. lx,uss I'll r-ttr'nn'tnatd NJ a9ro!hsm"n- ho'
f;spsfal tlsnnt vaa .nttueF.1 10 dafsxafd NJ soo
jaass Yosasf1 ! aoesptsees n tbe poIuoa -
4 e1tes kis a4el la the Aahala, AoAl u VA u1t "
! stfsf eaaes(tataon win the ltsdlnx men o. ~
Kspupl,o4n pAxfs Ia tass Hats hkst hs tslt q No
e t:ss ~ ~. ' s;se oa saa = H.
dlatr,ct il etf.nEl7 Hsp1hllsAn teaYs ~! % .
ehnnes to tho party eompts xteh Of tue henA&A
| II 4 Fspa5tsa saAt tho Aetftt&f3 OF SAt TSc3sof
dssfes thst sse !nse.taxsaoG oox maf1S ~ ~ o. " "
/ ehoold 10 eomp1eied h'ssoEt Jud9s Fol1sf enter
/ on hs6 dutleA
, 1869-11-13

'irpaS''sa"'' ii; l,!;;*ss; q; 1aafpenaaa'''h
tiAn1AA W. F1Httt
Hr%sn-iasa,a Isa.. A'rha.s iAri-ry.
ttaf4l4----- IAt1ANks
futnn.tt --.f,imts it,tfnAun.
fhfpjrwd mi JhtHH--J. ". tarAnGcf.
{'inrt dad .tarl ann John Mnrnu.
i,aamtt1-1os'as SAsfscahs, %aas'a~ haeeo,
tattni y. l'ra:h;
iA.nt-H. i. Losrsnd, Wlaf'a'a II. thaaaieF'
vi 'taam.-,phn II. c1s,cknr. 4. y ss.,!~'a.
u WV al x,"os",t-c: !, Harris
sM & cs';, r ;s s.s 'r,r.c ss ;tt y aH.ss s',:.e .v
T.. y. Mlhi' = cssa"a"'4. tAa,t<. t'<'.'s o,.
~, t,tn rt u 4 :" sans Mfn 1ao1na. t"sasa X Jscso
f;reet. t,at<-J, .. nnsatcx.
i.sa-tlso y. !.l'*: e; q Ha,"a1s :, ,.s,,,,o, IT, !,
7"uti+y, j. II. lsiuRhani.
.Inntdu-j. n. E%lffr.
ktnnsAa--hlax. lsAitby.
Ia t.ru..e--The'* Itnt"tf. r. g. MoHton
Il, Faprtfe-Thos. I'Hfts, 4. y; Rsr"sa
Haa,fornt-.john Barth, N. tltsstfaas, c. II.
HarasAon and Waod-c. us<tinys.
Nar9a4tfte-& 4, Tta's.
Ntuautrt-a. A. tias1tsop. Eedre 4 ibkFt, JssasA
N"ta Nathan Brick 'san aat<, tsl<9:; ..a x rhs. Mes
Fr~delct zAntzcke.
| Monrrt-c. a. Hunt
Gepnto and Sh1uano--J H. AdaHts
Ouiegcsnn-c. K Hef"tosh.
t}sautee-.t. Ztmmtr7aan-
itrttso. s. 70. eu r
IT. 1atHst!s; Htt:.f,:S fs;M S,nn;,pr u; nresSe''
Eaef,e-A. L rnillipa, LEA A RICE
a<sa1@' fass@m n Bsats9, & aas: L. oooaaue Aae.nos
| shefmau. john Hau1mond, Alexander Graham
Sduk-C. c. Knnsz Geosga c. Swan.
ssa 4 cx-c !. f7FisE: =. H.. ). Il cHre,. saot
Diancpan.
, 1869-11-13

no,,c1 bu, = ssv gra,es.ones put up. Nnue =
1arzn nnsnhe1 81 boot4 we're seen 0ltnak o1. "
tne rruuud. Tne Governor ioqtiFea what naeaus.
snd : cttrsra explained that woeo p1n Va
nur9 pT tne Tls,,antes .,nrI buried ns1 70 Ato
1eavn Dc fest sticking o1t, willie onaJ noee VINO
died nAtursuYwese buried in thares1'AF "a5 ana
sntt,et To T1x1c.MoneAi The Governor gave
foos Il the uany bookseller sticking ap
hi srsund Mm, and then a tae
,ea,,ar,n1 nesd.ooard5. and, With saake
Of .ne peso, left the place. e'1deatJ mol
Yer, fs1p1ae,y impreased With the peaceful mo
crde,ty CHARACTER Of The people he had cane 70
| rrea,de nTer.
BUCK AND HE rANfr.
his row denuiter settled tass Buck ard MI suf-
vey,nn parsy na1e paeu. murdered oy the 1ndtAna'
Tno trpons sent oct BY 1enetal AuEuf have r.
/ turuea. The, found Bucks camp. wagon. kome
c,othtoe. eanned iEuit srd cooking utsnshs baes
had used. No ppdiea Wero found, not AuJ us1t
i'll ttoQant that Bucks men took to the bushes
md tosJ bare rctreated = long NaJ oelora me!
| zerr tilled. but thzt The Indians would fouos
them I'M "a long 10 man VIA lell alive, tnsEe +
it.,s donhf. the party numbered twelve. and y
Ase, urdounsedly, dead, pz xns sarrtTE4 9oold ~
heen heard nom pt fore tnts une- faoJ csesPed be
tp9 murdered By The savage', they aase, ptoosn',
s,sr,ed to deA,h On the p1alftes- Buck AID moe
OF hls men, I an informed. were nom 1lnnosA
- AARON ABoCr-
, 1869-11-13
MfyckLLAyEUflA


A Philadelphia mau has \" uautA = TOT foaHn1
o,j Oh dog. aad then sepun9 tss 10 tasEa-
wealthy uoa,oa family arc Gnan& 70 eATe
their Tnanxssle.ng dinner II pelnoAico'a' n as~
fpyxt
chasrd on R.uadway for tseuIy esnts. "No lam
~ shoufd b 1,thonk nns." ---
N1en the bottom Of the Great Rseern W.
cleaned. nftf thousand gallons Of muscles ana
olner sccretions vare removed from Il
ul.tl.h lrsAa with CntnA In tho yca< lsos -
c6.5,p,epo txela-AmeF1csn only 4,+lA9'N AYE
tael II about doll~ md hall.
Tho ,suns ,.a,es Of New Hsvea sre ss'a 20 s..- ~.
r.ch .m,li pink balloons to the ooets ot taess
noot1ta vita the ua1nes Of the antms1 tosefsoes'
thesGon. ,.ro,
waiting h.s wtte etsls to tho mosniaz. TOOK ~
HE, ,eyenre than inat Of tho duelo. as "so.
the stpeer ss At tSe psAno md peffos@ toe a!e
hnnrx under kha cover sT his plsiol
Tns keeper Of pasnnr stsnd IN Haanan4.e. ~.
died recently. ard lett nis daashtsr sse,eoo. ta'
,ouns tadY SIN attends tho stand. wn1oe =
| rrret ATTRACTION 70 tnh young men of mo eapnh
An e:oquent eraenoe Of the scaso4sy Of naoae'
, 1869-11-13

oIied no na.tlrs crave. Like the sFtse lance
OF Inc Mjdile Akes, he nuo'y threw nis .aNora
sn.n the gcsle OF pTe.ent snhnc.tncnt. He thought
nnl1 of to day; DO regar1lrd not tho morrow.
Uncn lzunched, tho tuoHtedEe that ntter ~
na Nh q Ystkee, porn and bred, doubtless led
lin III 70 dsplsy Gi zea1 and daring. 70 prore III:
DEVOTION. tf1 speedily excHed 9eHI.slon @ HIi and
aans,enrdiT foF 40 donbt II he svef rulod Or COM
snded eo Tas s9s VT ~ t:.ss asa tss - W.
osea1 1nn y" II law and obedience tho feEce1
= Ma.v,ts' e tsciless depey1doez Who tosmsd
sa futes Bo1asF sana1ss s,<,nTs l5s@ anaDaa scSar:
cet,. TsTss fne scum ot eseN tbs ~osst ps,t4 q
ne re t1a ss1ss aee: raSns % III e.
~ er+nrs scd Traanisa o. zach md evets
oae n9 T tasso have oeen neapsd on tnta ons MAJ
hess. tse nominal comm.aeE S1 q Toanel on sa1 ss,
=. 1iyes nr ftst his punishment has psoseo -
= none e sot 70 T. = s11s es ess = e
II i'tt nstnfe. the oeyti has been painted sef
mnch hlaeie1 than he H.
, 1869-11-13
This Chie1E~ ress aud thnaf nea.es
tuat 1IumbuSs, Hair Cl!s% A.te's

FtpH lhs krGstfsr ttutsd> 7tr.tt,
-EHEau4l PQSF-fhA &ts j. 1n Ssfaa1Y 9Hn9NN
edst = gne q " sss H. ;Rfff snd mosi
sonsH4; ri z. a.fhs1,t .s,t.s sest
st sLa srtss n.2xzt PSe.hs1 ~, u + pa 81 ss .as.
/. thst u ~ ht.F g. V r "ans,a
beuoerste pe1ty, ths eny fstsss as's 'oA'
Ytpt sre tne tso rords EPicsse r1,nta N,
Tie FoH requests us to pnhrsn, A. e',;s e. Arm
% xnss on, osn rmasas q po&sse.l sna!aost. '1Fss
Meeln hug 3ags, hair oa,; Z e, ss, .eaer a. not 10
sas.ssrss ss,c.i IT, n,7sr r.; s. Ut
Seaen =. naM Repa6,ca1 papef,n Gne7To -s %
nor I eoo'empSsaa,sns: psSaaan: rtapet % 1as3c
esp s5sap .ss .9s, PSs!s PSa4s fGnis T. o q
| ans ts ;S.e she1 1ete correct tn judgment n
9eli = il pacy sonS ne nS;e s,ds EzoaE g;
| e,,t,tEt1 70 the Ward e~t regard ot tna toonEf
saa ihey ezs feee4steG u fsom aM .ectona a x. g
1 kDkop uSe
, 1869-11-13
THE EIGBT-HOUR LAW.


Men Employ cd nT 4sOseru1 1a Sdt Go0~
trnctore-Tpe asoverumsot Has ne
Uo-.~ 10 Meautmtc ancar t4pufv
sr...,,r
Oh h8O"Es ......
tbs so,'ori1E interesting oofre.poodence ID
se3za,on to the e.shthauF lag 1xplaihs fMsn:
~" aokk, ". ~
Uon- Eeor n S. Ho4freet ReFstafJ ~ tas 4fs"eu'gf
Wa,hin1srn o. e.:
Hlx: L-afrnG tnas the new toss Olnce noM
hpliulng 10 the city Ut New tork 's ne1nS etec'eo
IL aud untieE .t,ttciiou Ut tho 1rtatuTJ ltePafs-
Heot, ha.e teen instructed ~ tesoat!oh 81 tae
S+v York WorRlogHcn. tnon ts lss'.,*;se e.. ...,
tp.ls representing the satious sFade4 OF tes css
ii i ute,ilK held on the esenirr Of o:,ostE T..
ia69, IL v.ne yo1 an1 inquire 90 heh ~ os tn ses
new ro.i i'ce II natonni pn,ns5 !, ~ Ss'9H ~;
Hcr,R IN arcnfdspF< win thE law Hakip4 c'9u@
, 1869-11-13

.,,,,~., ~. baaustul NoosiAh CIT Of Valencia
fecxu 8 TIC iast atror9eo!d ot tnF ~ I'M n
ssa o., fo5 s1ps 11ess IL. Ia 1s'sa
nsS, ~ q taen adnsgy TSs1 5saSa
but; T. e nst a1aa capsea
Inc intuHection VA Nttn9ei @ plaS rttan a It theft
Tosns cttns, ard vt5sEes, essI .1,egs coud not
fctsee e1ents, aud wesr xho!1y unprnpstea aol
tic encraeheyt But fni1nE thsmse!sd Snder their
coptrei, assY eoarsssoaaiy pla.cd thenselses =
tne b. +al Of ii dife1ent outbreak 10 otoets nsnt
poksis9et 10 iarn the movement 20 so4e r;,3d mt
Jnty ere unsuccessful eseIY where lkcoalo ~
| te expected otherwise OF 4 movement u whaea
| tnefe wa4 no communication iEom place 70 psaee,
| haye neen tez71nla lotses Of nie on posa aties.
the oslro1 stssess Of saEtAsossa sea sA!eaeA
WAa dtn5colt 70 cA.culate the uunnes ot shs killed
sa,s .sHns.s 81. ., Il sAe1 psens %
tbeir wounded aad conesal:uE them: oEe
RsRSe,s Il md s'raSG.ss oSsss q s1e
% np Il. qup, alabbed himself to tne near wtsa tne
hasor et, instead Of delivering T. handtni Q!
,s1s' .gs tt tfse teelr q d.assrs s staese ed
md di1se!ed tho .Et.eI!men 81 @ soo1 posses , ~
S nc SIR Se fe CO.
"'a M AZ Talencla women and ca!l,1sen t,:rgut
! side bY SIDE with the men at the insf'ss.!cs
sirua,ioo 10 tn1est t,seu 1l,h d'ctstorai power.
The consiitution is dad letter, LIBERAL Jour,
nails d,ssppeSf osi! uaaea .as ,o f.t. n;se4
tdt iahr are asa,n 10 foil .oaua. One o. the
post astoupdng production, ni sn's M re'En o. sef.
!. e ,oe m ,oe asaf fpIsoasrs Il taat ~ penal to
Which. At lis best, i considered ths "1"aeTA' q
sra i y eanTne@ h 9,.oent u oosels uetx cen til,
= p,t.snsr1, II the wounds constantly indicted OF
o eaen oshtr during thc.e quat1eis. aud u can
AR4 !; Alter lie raacat!ou Of snss proclams
4 t,op. box tnal b. placed In the eourt Of cac
, 1869-11-13

Honest man and roGues will unto IN te-
joicipg II the report proves truc that flaS'
Jr., who has go long robbed in company
with Jay Gonld and Lane. has at last turaed
around md begun TO 'zifle tho pockets Of
h,s coufc.losntcs. The intare1sing question
will now arise. IN couteat betwcea Gould
and Fink, To which aide do the Nov York
cousts belong? Will Judges BARNARD aud
Carto1o help Fisk to clsau OIL Gs'nld. OF
will thcy serve Gonld md aeeptse Fisk
They cannot serve two MASTERS 6oulu
aud Fisk having dissolved. they must de
| eide whose COLLAR they will wear md whos'
| cliul+r thcy will boar.