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, 1869-01-23

Tic St. t'1o'x i Lake Superior Railroad Goa
Pan. nzder Chapter 9'7 o. LAM Of 1864.
.titun 20 Is to strike cut the pruvIons Mnit.
Ing sudf2Re 10 ruA'es- fer the puYth4a OF 1890
copies Of epercsr's Digest Of La#s Of W1feo1s1u,
a retolnuon for twenty-five dora,.' xor.h Of
atAtMper1 10 eaeh hota Ode Toportsx wss lost py
vote Of s. 70 81 it betnc noticeable tha. larRe
nuchtf Of DeHbera who vcttd yesterday fat the
is1oysF M @ 2e'nse ,seri s9ps e4o.rs IL oY ,s:
7otiIe tcne $50. Ttt.e Tern trrntr.
Lfna bills tt.1otaeed. lcl1d1nx be ftyal OF In.
poEsaLee; .no1x ohet', 10 et..aa.a Uniform
eess ito aDend the rchool Inv 10 ~ to II no.1ze
lstfsnes;nc IN foreign nnR1sees; to repeal the
i4* Of 1864 Authorizing The ST. CEulx Lakn Su-
tToT k4!h-sa NoEPHJ TO protect thefr
lands and ttnber; to sbo!'.h County School
sEptHnteIdercy. and restore the Town sopettn-
VI dent RJetem; fSf the sboftfon Of thu sale Of
toEd By Governor Bssafow ) 1n absr Of Jta.1 azo,
wilh toue OF the features 10 which he took e.
cepueu ttcek out to exempt hn1os1ajJ dis-
ensffed fcldte1s nom poll tax: to anihor,xs thu
tleu fu1 Tbs education ot id,os1c children; s1&o
olis 10 ieseAl tnt following lars: Casptor II,
Fn1i16te, ,rtliuse 10 Coan1J CouftJ: ChEptes 163,
tions Cnspt.r IS, Laws of 1851 relative 10 e1I-
eette ald collection OF fees Chapter Ill. Lsw1
2! 1ea ftAt1's to eomeeIa1dou Ct County
seok1a; 10 stpea the iav Of laIr WINTER reqRII1nE
Tax Coliec:ozz to note Oh t1x receipts uIplid
back taxes.
serstal tlr,s vers ordered 10 = tAiza reading.
ana NO or three OF At1o wctc i1dsn1tteI5 pat.
A nfet:ng Or some twenty n~e members Of tho
Lfflsatufe Who aEe especially interested In thn
fo3 !, =. ~ Mnsont,D Rtses Improvement, waa Id
mestH1es to secure Tho early conaictiou Of thls
entespftae. - ~-'1
, 1869-01-23

pROPosALs. -BE ALND PRO
s. p9os e H. e e :sx
s Lss5 NJ s.!,l q :a.s Z; &
ID ,appIs; nan .ae foia:!ax po!a.. . Pasa 81
+: s:ass X Sss:4 s:;s. e; sae
nj f1on 81. LOU. 10 .oa1 CTR. Fort. 1.ua.,. sa,,1
st..easoa. .Matefd. :snp teess.. q aaY pc.s thss
q. :: ;;:sS: r. '',a ..s .a' as.s.A.
Rsnssit. saiiy. ias.. sssvsasoa : % bafssd. csms t2
Il: IS ts's -: s S ss:
:as Ss,4s. i - f?!s 2 ~: sa .r
- Fl: Sss:s IL mouth q S
ssoS sioes G,sy 10 Tors. R.ad.. sali, Ties,
i e .as ss4
;;o y;ss ,Gs Fai r'fs .pss 70 Fort, s,,
s. 8: 2Si 9;aia s;as i @ Of 'as %
CT :; ss sss a
e. e. noosa of tho Aa'e'saasn a'sF, md F0Es ss
oei From Fort Rice to Forts Stevenson. Rut,r =
etas Il Z! ss s:s % e "a
s1vasoa. v4sH,. ro-t ,,...,.on :. ,.. n,.,,, = efs
Ss1a % H1,t s,as xo!t Bsof a.
n.5 ts.eishsa 8 aso1ts q Ia XII IT
Frota Gsap T EooKs. q .u1 post tn: m.ys ....,-
i.aatd It tae mouth of tho kascseaaeln7s eta9e
sfs = The eaes..eE ef .ae earsans, - 49,
ss9 se ~ oes1tsa S,' Jans sG:' II IL <
Bidder III ssase so.sytr ~ tats,s" aa. s5.
S.ts e t,ss se; E
taea q the stasiu1 potnt1 q tae sssrFtse rso@
IT IL ,a3e e's a.1de 9h'eh tssy II s. -
ssfiss u Il 1sios:s Il :sss Il ;$
GoIeTsntaS?: oe aa7p!lsd By TIA
tssz.Rest a sa1Sn:s. ~ ~ 1t which taer xu
, 1869-01-23

Scramble 1oF lhe AaseA 1okAhlP Of the
Eikhth 0tAz1lc&-TWo F1T1on4 111ufs
Cd by shs Fall Of af9laEiuE.
SpeeiA Despatch to The Chieago Tfih1ne.
MA1sF1H.o, o. Jau. -.
The scramble fos tho tGcs of Assessos ef the
Eighth District, za1de vacant by the death Of II.
f. Wo1deu, ha3 already tommenret- This etty
sa1r.thes IN quota Of appllcants. among whom
nc Co.o.el lsaae Goae, tAptain Iaoa- 3. Douglas
and john b. Daily, EtQ. CAptxtn Douelas
eernus 70 BE- the faroflts OF cur o1zens.
peseons Of Ill polluea1 parties <ixping hls recon-
Irent ATOMS. liz II disabled soldier. md hAd
been acting ~ assistant unoez 1udg &c WuEaau foz
the FAss year.
ttActxNAr1, Jan. &.-Two treseo palntez1
named GfiRer and H1stud. were pfsupatAted
ia ot. ko*a Church, tn <unou, this morning.
Both Will recover.
, 1869-01-23
SOUTH. AMERICA,

The Flank Movement tY which Lo-
ptx WAs naf4AIed-Eufthef FAFt3cn-
lars.
NEv Yo1x, Jan. e-Tno stekmshlp South
Amuict brtr g. Rio 1l1eito Gltea 10 The I'D Of
December. 1ht 7t1sfs ssys that On the sta
thTeT sforrs q; mooo A11ies sSo1s T1ijers 1
ta1tle Iea1 Rangnstu11 en.ued- md 1esIited in
driving she rzr1x1ayaus GU: OF thetr works de-
feraitE thAs place, md lHzKc captures The
All1ea aune1ed terestty. Operations we're lnmedl-
ately continued. md N attack On Vu!ettA ras
r,Ade. End the PaTea4rans afstn roated onlI
large Tic Allies ocea.ied yiletta, 21d tees
= yepotieG On the NAr to As1neson.
, 1869-01-23
GEO hGIA,

spee!l Despatch 70 Tho Ghicsgo Ttthuue,
ATLANTA, Jan. y.
The following resolution introduced into tho
Ho1ss by Hon. jas. Fitzpatrick, Of B:ba county,
Rfto!ttd, That is7s the opirion OF this tfenerll
Assembly that coloEed persons asc entitled apd Of
Ilkht shsuld be allowed 10 Rtt 3urtes wpepe$e e.
tuch tolorrd rcrfons 2rs fou1t to b. upz7eht ma
lnttniRent ala th1. no distinction th1u be E3ade
agailet suea persoEs OF account Of race or color,
TIE House bill detrtying S,atc courts M tbs
power to ertoEee course7 made or i'm plt Cd prlor
70 dune. 1859 except In s1tt aS1fust trpstee4 or
setdess N poatss'on Of tna property: also ex-
iscEa. ard suits for waRes, T., was defeated
d ot;l was introduced to submit {he eltR lbIl1tY
ot q e.ocs to od1ce 10 the supreme Coult Of the
after the pattace OF the bill. In case Of refusal
~ tho Court 10 Ktvu I det!s,on, It ahalI submit
ttA. on thtIefcf in writing,
, 1869-01-23

Progress On 1he Fort Wayne l. Nun.
cie R2itftad-Tho NAW United 3t1Iea
BAMRtofs
srceial Despatch to Tns Chicago Tribune.
Foxr WAxxx, Ind Jan. =.
Tie Fort WayEt Mutcic Ralltosd hATe t1o
hundred men employed between this placs and
BlnNton- Contracts for Ties building bridges,
etc have been let, AEd the work Is bet1g pushed
forward fAFt
bon. Icafe L. Wnliams has been appointed
Receiver Of the Grand Rapids 4 Indiana Rail
7ohd.
non. .. D, Pr1tt's election to the United statea
Senate u FsdsheecEY 70 ths Republican, Of cur
city, trfsE1uch II he IL 4 Nnt1heE1 mn.
, 1869-01-23
FIRES.

Four R4raon8 Burned to De11h 1t
Rtvlers dc Loup, CanAdA-F1Kea In
New York and AtehinsuRs In.
RIFr1x pK LoIr, Can., Jxr. = The Nsr-
eh&1ts' Hotel 1t shia plses wa tessxoyAt b1 nre
this norr1nK Ttrxe Of Mr. MertnAuta' children
ard 4 MI. Wallace. civil engineer, ven burned
TO eeash, md number Of osher1 injured.
Nkr 1o1K, Jan. IA frs occurred tonight
1t Tho book store uY P. u. Rave1ty, publisher.
Damage abaut Loo Insured. Some fara old
yo!uncs wtlo nr11ed. The origin Of tbs dre u
unknown.
tE IoEzx, J8n. 43--Tee furniture msrntac:orJ
Of 3. T. Stekerxon i Co., IN Atentaon. KansAs,
wHs turned last rizhs. Loes, $la,n0o; insured
II the Enie.pt2e 1f ClndnnAn for 1900.
, 1869-01-23
MILWAUKEE.

Arrival Sf Miller, tho Prairie da Chen
muTdereF-Blsetfon Of Officers bJ tho
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fe1ioWs.
tpeei& Despatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune-
AnwAcKH1, Jsa. u.
Miller, the Prairie dn Chen murderer, MI
brought hese toby, 10 evade Judge LYneh.
Tbs Department Ct Wisconsin Grand Army Of
tho Republic me<ts II Madison, Wi.., January
x7th.
The annual meeting of the G11na Lodge Of DAD
Fellow1, Jcssorday, elected sannel Ks1n, IT., Of
Appleton, Gf7nd 4sste:: n. ". Wheeler, OF
Nadleon, Gratd Secretary; ]. "A. Rcsssr. Of
HORIZON. Grand Treasurer. Tnirty-nlre new
loceea were instituted in this STATS &se pat
IN hand -. -.
, 1869-01-23

Young Lady Drowned Whlfe Skating
EerX.{Jko. ;1a-Mt44 C3Er1e, attd nineteen
daughter Ct Geo. Gia:k, WIS drowned by failtng
through tht Ice white skating on the Fiytr INST
abc.t this city, la1t night Her bcdJ Wa Tscoy-
eted, hnt not uRtl lie VIZ c1t1net-
, 1869-01-23
RX MAIL.

CoEDI1loN or 1nx TURKISH ARHy.
NV ToAK. jan. IA European lettAF Bay4
Omar fash1 has three d1vielons ready to more
upon Lum1o, and viii go tu pcrror with ts.l0o
nen towtrd Athens Immediately On tns deelart-
tior Of war. The Turkish Infantry 10 nearly I'll
armed With Chas.epos rides, md Ill war natertl
ss 10 good condition. 4 Totklsh doet OF
usders OF Omar Paaha- Agents Of the COMMITTEES
OF Action of Athens had arrived IN italy, tv en-.
RsRe 9aftbaldl 10 command The Gstclau roluu.
Etsp. He pcrcmptoF1ly decllnet, giving IL his
seasuu the baa etata Of hin health.
oFFAHsITk AND pIvKNsty1 1RHA1r 1KIwkH
ACnstA AND rRCeBtA.
1t wAs runorud that tho EMptFpr Of Russia and
EHE Of E1usei2, through GorsschatoN aud BIS.
Hsrk, hAye signed treaty Of alliance, odc14iye
and de!cue1Te.
, 1869-01-23
ACpIT0R's OFFICE, STATE OF LLIXOI3,}
EfkHRFIl Id. lamar Il tds9.

ACpfT0R's oFF1CE, STATE OF rLLEoI41
6FiHasItL Id. tan12fy u, i3t9.
ThkrsAs. t11 ~kTNA INSURANCE COXPAEY.
lGsatsd :. aAst1d IN the atats c8 Conoeeucut, hAs
AM@s5 - yea1lse9 BY N 'Att 10 regulate tho Aeao-
Ger IT Ins11&nE Comp ales 1ocospQgaled 81 ihe
6t1teot 11no1A approved Feb. u. Isa5, anl 40 scr
where's SAD Coapxny has. furutsEed satssetoy
avicdase thai II = ps&s4s4e Of teqsrsa aEqpnt
1 Of eapfel rested u srock1 Aad mortgages and hk
ntedin raA o1co wsttcE laatraen ent, Algoed hy
EreatteH4 and aecEeta1y thestf, Appotnu1E ChHs IL
aaat *0eodVt of Cassxo. II aSsuts f6F 10 s1n-
4oe9on Of ~ bu14z eas o5 s&1d C1zcpaaJ ard rul1y
~ nateses*sdty author t1aS them % eekn01tedEe
neFs1oe Of pfc1a Tor and behalf OF &aid COMPANY
eoasenttok tbs: !ervteo Of pfoecss U7on taer, taa
saio aSn9tz tnA be taken 4n& haId to .e vafd u
nsNsed upou the Company. k4d wA1tus N calm
ot esfor ey frAsAA Of 9utn earrf56.
tEo.. thsrttors,t4 eqH9snss 9f tae pfovt.toas Of
Of Pnchc Aceount q tbs stats otlltlook. nnFebT
gin. IT,, oon posting the dr1u Of Hum Goo& xn, Of
PsnY, 10 transact Eae bu1ilesa Of 13us1uce Ia this
tsate un The th!T1 rtfs day Of JAnaFy. tie yt4t
sake:ssa snasrsa saa ssyeaT: 70 ~ = shsy maJ
n tasttnsny y6aEssft haye hsss.aso sahseEtbed
II Id, this rsta Day ofJ AanarJ. lsea:
Auditor I. 4.
, 1869-01-23
EuROPE
Tbs Kasteru Question,

Tbs Eastern Question,
II. WAL1WaH glEE 70 GRlEcE WITH 1HE PHo.
IGCoI-
....-..... PA11l, Jan. =.
Tic Conference has scleeted n. Waiewsd to
convey the protocol to Athepe. lie has been in.
stlucted to wait nTe days for An snswer Of tho
Grecian Government.
1nE ApHfrtoy or GHxIcK 70 THn coATkzNcE
FRoToCoL ooAeIpK1xp c11rAIN.
LONDON, Jan. n.
The Addiction oI ihe Greek Government to tse
rrotaen! adopted ~ tho Ca1ferenee Of Pa11i, ia
now considered certain.
, 1869-01-23
NTA5ONIC.

There viii be 4 regular conclavs Of 1rtauakikt1An
Eenatet No. / 4. and r. r., o< AeInphla. q MAnsy
Ball s. DeaEborn-st. This t5atuecAyi sveulnx, .t59
o'clock. Members are requested to attend. 4. csf
order Of 3. q. C..
, 1869-01-23

DEATH OF Primer LEOPOLD TKRprNAvp.
DaCssEN, Jan. q.
Leopold Ferdinand. Prtnte Royal Of Belgium,
died yeatestay, aged ten years.
, 1869-01-23
Offered By tnis Company ase;

pAefso 1{ kols company 1St:
is11a National Company. chastszoa ny spscAatAsa
Of Congress. tst8.
nthaaa = fAdup csp1tN Of Il, ,nnns.
It adesa Low Rates Of Premium.
ftfu1nasea Larger t1saEanea thtu osaer Uou.,..fns
fof the sasue money.
1tis peaa1te and CeFtaIa N its Terus
Hh Hsne Company in Every Locality.
tts Poncsn aru Exempt npu Ataea,aaat
1aers afs no unneeea1T Restrictions in tas To-
c1ea.
EverJ poKc7 L Eon- n-Fo1tettznle+
Policies nzJ b taken which pay IA the Yasese,
their Fu1i Amount And Retura Al tbs P4su,u.... -
that Aa 1nsas1noe Coats Only ha Ictesesx On tn N
nna1 FzJments.
Policies msJ b taktn tass v.u pay 70 tns 1us.zsk
atte7 certain number of years- duztax nts, ~ ~
ntA Income Of Dnesenth the Amount uauod In -
roncJ.
No Extra Rate \ charged Tor R.aks UPON thu It-.
Of FeraAles-
ltinsores nos % pay piTidends, but tso {avn
coat that DtTideoaf vii b Impossible.
, 1869-01-23
GIIunteD.
To Land Owners.

want to rtrchs1e rom FIVE TO TKH ACRES
OF LAND, within or near the city Hs1its-Tess 6ldo
preferred. Don't prppose 10 pay fAncy Hrices In An-
icipatnn ntwhAt the property Will he oYth ten CT
twenty yt<rhenc&- Send pu!ct. ttfr1s and location.
Prefer dealing With principals. Aadsesa ], Post
Once Boz 81, Chicago.
, 1869-01-23

MASONIC.

4 Special Conroe4uon ng WASHINGTON
CHATTER. No. t. r. 4, H.. will b. held this (Fatur-
dsT) evening, At oc ock, Tor work On the u. E ~
Degree. J0HS WHITLEY,
, 1869-01-23

FTuHxdA.
Address or GERMAN Jou4AAIlsIs 70 rax4IpKHr
aHAI1.
BKkIIN, Jao. a.
The Journalists of this city have held meeting
and adopted addresRee to General Grant, Preat.
dent-elees OF the United States, asking htm to
Propose to Congress the passsge ct bill estab-
nshinE III International copyright Law between
Ii United States and Germany.
, 1869-01-23

Witch Il N adyzncs efope crrt. TIC mtners O.
W1fk, arc daily expeete>t to sttike.
, 1869-01-23
look kHafe, Vinegar Manufacturers

Fer sale 1t Fyeat aAcrnce. tho fixtures sad utenks
Of . vtnetaz factory. entirely nez, noetnx 4haut
xxtpe, Must be sold md E7nvtd betx February 1T,
FEED, &{xm e. Gnxth ClaSs.tt.
, 1869-01-23
MICHIGAN
spee!al Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
LANA1H1, Mich, Jan- -.

mICR1GAHs
s,.1,,, r~.,..ch m rna t.htcavn Tdhure.
IAss,aa, Mich, Jan. IL
tx4A,x.
,,, ,-.~o3n,rd
r. Iee cente to-aAI sen4tot 49, ~ nesthir
c!A % eaAniltu hno enGo1 tuc no11u =. ~. ~
solete u toe OtlFtt tslt5 o. s M,Sats -
1ne y nate passed etl allnw,ng nc dSve11e 1sh
to se'ke ana euatc5 70 tSc Sa.Eo Stes at ~ ~.
neM.noates - m.Ent o. Eseeeo, iA1a y. s1t,nt. ~
1snmE 3ue n0n11eo ~ st1'5 5a. .ts' ~. - a.ts -
aleo Dill requiring AZ olate 00k30s " oAAe A4-
nn9l n poftk. .,,,,.
To bill rro7xsni1tnE ne steeao 9aa1G ~ ~
.sact ano eseen5r hsaIsa nj, rna -. Isde ~.
utn tnto = 1tH AAesnso tMtAA "a A1A3~ NV
epscA eSoeS Iof nt1t 1uekoay-
1he House passed toi1L fssolnuoa toauesv.nf aaf,
, 1869-01-23
6Rfke Of Coal Miners for H[xheF
WNEIHa

PH14Dx1rR1A, Jan. ta.-The eoal miners en-
ployed on ii. Hcc Of this Pan-Handt~ md Ane-
Eheoy RAILROADS. are On 4 strike for higher w1eeA.
1asJ dem1on aye eaau per baskel tos dizx1rx,
, 1869-01-23

Have opened 1t .ae Of State sud r. ninth:
Ets-, 4 etRbls tor tns EeAtDent and auh1ux1soo Of
contult lheir Own interest By giving n call
Ho1Des epped In dr5tclass s:tle, BeleEtrees Pycn-
enfh Af3kf.ff.
, 1869-01-23
General Nntttrs.
The Chicago Campaign Glee Club.

The Chicago Campaign Glee C1ab. better Known to
the rubuc n the L1zou<rd Brothtrs. Who have eAn-
Yzoed he Etste RON Chicago 70 Cairo ii e5ezy
campaign Lf tho past eight yesrs, ars 1ow coneert.
ling, rae4tin4 With the most unprecedented Guc-
ceas drawing crowded houaA 1hefeFlr they ap-
rear; md they wish infatu The pnoue that Frank
Lu.nhA1n II hot IN any Eay connected with taIA
tonpA-
p -Panera shfnu rhnrt TIA Efate nfkans couY.
, 1869-01-23

| u
Our Stock is full and complies
| OF FINE GOODS made from this
asason's catch Of Aklns. Our fine
dark Maine NJrk Goods arc noted
TOR Their ELEGANCE, durability and
reasonable prices.
HAT
Several New styio,7 JUST cut
CAPS TT great vuy5o ~, lr AlfQua1-
tiles and styles.
Stryk@ & Barnes,
Coz. Washington { gal k:st&:
pltn1oattt pulpit,
HENRY WARD BEEG44ER
PREACHING
In Every Hous e
EVERY SUNDAY.
Plymouth Pulpit
Is the Only Authorized
Publication OF
Henry WARD REEcaKz,s SERMONS.
Read THIS LETTER FROM AR. HRECHkR
Hs.5 2; Ee,S s.: ;;5 TssF h., nssa -. ~
u Se5 sos: 4s ;ss & Rasf s W..
sS
PLYMOUTH PULPIT
aea T. frss, e
"a iaekst,oa e ~ seIieiaSsi Le:seas "a 5y@s.
s,a1;, sHsE W.! psstsa oa sood napsr Suitable nj
Save Trslbls md Asney by fasserlbias.
traaT!{ Il: price, IT. f'ns t*o volumes
MatJes,h Subscription prtee s1.7s..
xssa nossst 4 tic ns!sstsaa; I sa6se!1ptoa & s q
aeessTspsons ~ SeIia With November |. or 1.nu-
~ !. -. e. xltn AZ numeEf. .
.4pasaa ve vffi is9ta TOT '0'f ''pa' ''0
PLYMOUTH PULPIT
Cons.tned ~ 1e.mon Of suee.y. septeuoer - 1883
Se f.ch Ct Houns iii oo1ss 81 5ae =:
q shose airnadI puhli'hed are u follows:
Nc. l-1aE puTT OF us1sa.oSEs LIFE FOR
No. 3-THK GOD OF COMFORT.
No. s-THE NOBILITY or CONFESSION.
No. 4-8ELFCOhTROL rOBSiBLE To ALL.
No. s-PILATE AND HIS MODERN IMIrAToRs.
No. 7-GR0wTH N THE kSUWLEDGEO OF GOD.
No. s-cOETESrMEST IN XII TnSss.
No. s-ADHoRREHCEO OF Evil.
10. lt-PR1TILE0Es OF TIE CHRISTIAN.
Extra aNo.,-THASEsGIylSG-pAT SERMON.
No. 1.-THE LOVE or MONEY.
No. u-D1ylEE INFLUENCE on THE HUMAN
80UL.
No. 1s-AoRAL AFFINITY TIE TRUE GROUND
OF UNITY.
Nc. 1.-THE VALUE Of DEEP FEELINGS.
No. 15-EORKs MEET FOR REPENTANCE.
No. lt-IALlGN SPIRITUAL INFLUENCES.
No, 17-THE OLD AND TIE NEW.
Tb4pksKiytns Sermon mailed frte to all regular
subscribers n0m MOL.
BAQH NpmBHRH
IN ANT QUANTITY TO BE OBTAINED.
SPECIAL. RATES to those who wiah PLY MOUTH
PULPIT Iof Kt1suitora distribution.
For sale by II dtaleEs sad carrie7- The 11do
supplied By tho
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY.
Subscriptions received By
i. b FORD S. CO.,
No. 164 Nassau.st,
PMSIEo-HousE SQUARE, EEW rUHK.
, 1869-01-23
1000 Live Tame Pigeons Wanted

Pessora sending frot1 the coans1J tha E1press
Company rlu collect pay for Jou. 1ln ksre :. per
1oxxn Ald paJ e1press chAYgea o. thern bat not
Gask-ss tnes4o- THoIAs STAGE.
, 1869-01-23
oHHMIouX a IEFHVBH,

DeA,o1 In FnEyCB cuAEcuTFRIE. vfn open or
ts-dsy, 1t 80. 6t.ts-st; Aatket, waers tne;
viii Axhy3 have on hand booed-trI XII xAAndn!
hures, eold E1eata, DIT aaasagns, &c. Bali and pr
vAse rASde1 duFrNed to o1dfE-
, 1869-01-23

rbs interest Ct VI. Crye7 Ladoe& IN the tanning
nuxusxs, carried On by u in tho city of Cnicaxo
ccasxs from this data. BY mutual consent
rwc.no San II fses CEAGry 4 CO.
, 1869-01-23

NOTICE.

Cleans ali A1t1ele4 ol clothing, &c. ~ antflJ 4no
thospp 9hf. ~ beuxtne without il unpit1Aaok eo1'
CLUTERIEE hAa tbs eAltxhiful odo< Ii naao 1aal.
cai8s, Fp1 G1le bg III arRG< <t91-
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-18
From the Sentinel.

WooovIILE.-JohnG Gear has lately erect eu new barn, and has painted it In gor- geous coiors. He has stopped selling inc. Drlatlng fluids on the Lords day. Saf the urgent solicitation of many of his neigh DOTS. John was the more solicitors to Nu t6ls, as he and his wife desired8t0 attend church.
 -S Il. Barnum has sold the Cbitten- den place to Mr Mills Barnum of Milton. and has bought the place of Mr Todd The latter place he is painting and repair ing Tn very elegant manner.
 FALLS VIL1AaE.-Mr. Herman. formerlv in the ready made clothing business, got a fall, week before last, that broke one leo and damaged the other.
 - There is some talk of using the im- mense water power here for manufactur. ing purposes. In years gone by, the poli- cy of the Honsatonic Railroad has kept capital from being invested here.3 We hope soon for a better state of things. ia
 CORNWALL. Sunday morning. as Philander Vaill, Esq. and his two daugh- ters were going down Bunker Hill. on their way to Church, the horse became frightened and ran,s throwing out the oc- cupants of the carriage and seriously iniu- ring MT. Vaill. The young ladies were not seriously hurt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-18

H9 The editor of the Winsted Herald has been rejecting again rather severely on his native burg; and whenever he reflects upon Litchfeld he reflects upon the seats in our Congregational church. We are fur ther surprised to find the text of his last weeks reflections credited to the Litchfeld ENQUIRER! Not only do we not recolleet having written any such thing, but it does not sound like us; its tone is disrespectful like that of the Litchfeld Sentinel. But while we are thus unwillingly drawn into this matter we would venture a sugges- tion: ft ,4a-- s. a-..us. 9..g --.. /" ~ One object of christian church is to ef- feet in this world, lmperfectly it is true, a separation of the tares from the wheat. Judging from results no modern machin. cry has effected that purpose so perfectly as the good old style of seat. Young tares couldn't possibly grow there. while the au- tobiographical sketches of our friend of the Herald show that the young wheat could stick it through. Now, with such examples as have been sent forth to Win- sted and elsewhere; examples that in spite of themselves reflect credit upon those old seats; how can we demand their re, moval? e,nov sr,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-18
-~N%s: WARREN, ;

' F Among the general Improvements of our
 village is the repairing an repainting of the parsonage, which has beenH done iEoa neat and substantial manner.. D. Likewise the fence (which has been in rather 2, di-
 lapidated condition in front of the bury ing ground, has been putin excellent re- pair, and newly painted, which adds much. to the beauty of the place The work was
 done by Mr. Glhson,l the veteran painter and joiner. d@tfU Go; 1at ai a4a'. LtI"9g
 e.o- MT. Thomas Cummings has erected a new house the past season, and intends
 to have it ready to occupy in about two "'So"oS "S v+iiieI01 9s gina 1T lEef bl
 TT. The weather has been somewhat cool
 for few days. Guess the Indian Sum-
 mer is put off until after Thanksgiving. 2 a A singing school, which has been tong
 needed here, was successfully opened, Tuesday evening, the Eth, under the in, .struction of Mir. E. Buckingham of Washs .ington. As it.was the first night of the course, we passed through series of Dos
 and Ras and any quantity efLas and rests, much to the amusement of the young folks, to say nothing of the old ones. aoIn
 s.-- Y The winter school taught by MT: Geo. Kellogg is progressing fnety. nov 70 1EoE @
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-18
Thanksgiving.

The Editors Thanksgiving editorial is almost as much of an institution as the Pastor's sermon, or the Governors procla- nation. The excellent examples of our Governor and President warn us, howev- CT, to be brief, even if the sovreign Ameri- can with good dinner before him could be long detained by anything we could say. Our National occasions for thanks giving are sufficiently plentiful. Restored peace and renewed plenty have returned to large portion of our country from which they were long strangers. The nec- essaries of life are again becoming so cheap and abundant that America is once more a Poor Mans Paradise. For few years past the animosities of war had been kept alive by social revolution and political heats. Now, at last, things seem to indicate Q season of repose, and public interest mainly centsrs in the re. form of corruptions, extravagances and abuses, which passed unnoticed as long as issues of vital and immediate importance were at stake. J5'
 But while we have so much for which to be thankful in the past, our present and future presses hard upon us. Progress, whether for the nation or the individual, is hard work; and it is usually slow work. Being in the van of the Worlds progress makes our work harder and slower still, for Example has cut no steps to assist our Y ascent; but such are our natural advanta ges, and such our national energy, that it requires no prophetic eye to see that what we have done is but tithe of what we are to do.