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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
WASHINGTON.
NIEaIBEE.

Thursday evening of last week was q
 time of rejoicing among the Judeans. Mr.
 Hurlbhrt's room was dedicated under the
 title of Partners Hail" 1t is 5S by 26.
 and ceiled throughout There wer. four
 hundred persons present, all seated. The seats are easy, the platform of the right
 height, sound quickly heard, everything
 ls It should be excepting ventilation. We should judge the room was twelve feet high
 which will make about 19,00O cubic feet ol
 air. Suppose, Ut q tow estimate, one foot
 of air is consumed by person ill four mill
 utes; in half ,tn hour there will be such |.
 state of atmosphere that life cannot be supported. Lifting down il window from
 the top, six inches. will not allow 400 feet of
 vitiated air to pass out, and tine same qlan
 tity to leturu every four minutes It
 would take a hurricane to circulate air at
 that ratio. We do no speak of this Hall as being worso than any other; it is better,
 for 1t has a small veptilator in the chimney, but 10 Gull ;tttenti'jnsof all builders of pub lie rooms to the fact that We cannot breathe without air, aud that it must circulate or 1t generates disease and death. 1-
 ! The exercises were opened with music on tlleepiano by Miss Atwater, after which D. C.Whittlesey Esq, Was call to the chair He said he was nearly seventy, never h ,d made a speech :snd shond'nt begin now (Of conrsc he lad vote for Grant,. Then came singing by the Glee Club-Messrs Brinsnlade, Buckingham, Jay Nettleton, Burke Smith and S. Woodruff. "Ehe F.,: iuers Home" anl Tine Farmers Girls, Were rendered to rounds of applause. Tine lee ture, by Rev. Geo. Richards on the idea that Wisdom IS better than strength" was excellent, with but one fault, it was too sllDrt The Rev. Henry Upsou, Rev. MT. Colton, and r. W. Gum, carried on i. triangular warfare of snarp hits and wordy knocks to the infinite amusement of the audience, which eventually brought the pi- ano and Glee Club to the rescue. and with thanks to tue lecturer and three rousng cheers to Mr. Hurlburt, not by tho piano eud Cleo Club, but by about, every throat in the honse, tue assembly were invited to walk out, satisfied with having had the tiptopest kind of time O.d, Judea went to bed decidedly jolly over her Farmers Hall." 2'1t .'"- '4"1f w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
KENT.

At . meeting of the Kent Debating So- ciety on Friday evening, Jan. Sth, the naniesof colored gentleman was proposed for membership and ballot being taken he was rejected, by vote of 7 for, to 6 against, lacking the two-thirls necessary to admit q member. His namc was immc- diately proposed again, and the motion tabled. On Friday evening, Jan. 18th, thesinotioil was taken from the table, and ballot resulted in the rejection of the name by vote cs 12 for, to against the change in the vote being brought about by ass better attendance of members. On Fri- day evening, Jan. 22d, the name was .aguln proposed and the gentleman i,i question w''s 0dsNedby Il vote of Is for, to 6 against; tlies farther change being made by the ad- mission of new members on Friday eve hing, Jan. 18th. Immediately after the declaration Df the vote, five of the six mem. bers who voted against tie proposal, ten dered the resignation of their membership Ill the soclety three of which resignations were unanimously accepted, anl two were tabled The Sec, being the sixth member who voted against admission, then tender rd his resignation of his position as an off c"r of the society, which was unanimously accepted.
 The society now numbers % members, and We do hot expect to be frightened or demolished by the threats and mutterings of our brethren wAo advocate and practice the doctrine of secession. . .r!tJ .ut ..e. ".H X MEMBER
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28

the present month, to consult their inter. ests in regard to the milk business. They nave finally struck the nail on the head. and the milk business now promises com. piete success. .-Ddnbury Times.
 PoUGHKEEpsIE AND EASTERN R. R.-The IeIegraph says: The survey of q route for the Poughkeepsie and Eastern Railroad has been commenced near College Hill, under the direction of Charles F. Focg. of New York. The course will be t0 Salt folnt, via Pleasant Valley, thence to Harts- village and the Connecticut line.-Amenia Times
 WATERTowN.-Births in this town dur ing 1868, 33; marriages, 8; deaths 24. of whom two were over ninety. - " From the Sentinel: . --........
 GOSHEN The Bartholomew property in West Goshen has been bought by Deac M. D. r. Smith, for 5000.
 NEW MILFORD A. B. Mygatt, Esq. will put up several new dwellings on South street ill the spring ...
 - Prof. Russell of Trinity College ouye a lecture on Dickens with readings from various selections of his works, to a full AouSO, Ou !uOAu"y eVonluS. SHARON Copies of Chinese papers which noticed the christening of the Steamer Yanglse l'y Sharon lady, Miss Ada S,. John, now Mrs. Webb, speak HOW of the successful launching of the same craft It was expected that Mrs. w. would make her wedding trip to Japan upon this steamer, but circumstances prevented this curious coincidence. .-Amenia Times. Mir. Hubert Pond of TerryviIln. WIS TO gently flung out of his sleigh, and had his shoulder dislocated.
 The Hon. Truman A. Warren of Water. town, has bought the residence of the late John Woolruff in New Haven. for $35, ,OOO. Ezra M. HoNlaud of K"nt, deputy sher. iii, offers reward of $50 for the apprehen- sion of Il man named William E. Whit. more. who escaped from custody lately, hand-cutf,d and shacklcd, without boots or coat He is described US having long busly hair, whiskers all over his face, and very savage looking eye. He wore cloth cap, Is about feet S1 inches high, and is m old offender When lust seen, he was near GaylordsviIle, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
Congress.

We hear muci, unreasonable complain ing because Congress has accomplished so little Legislation this session. Although few bills of importance have been passed, VIC rejoice to say that many impor- tant bills have been defeated. Retrench- ment being the avowed policy of the in- coming administration, all axes that are to be ground must reach the public grind stone before March 4th; hence Congress has been overwhelmed wit all kinds of schemes for subsidies which have been ln- time u43
 That no great measure'of finance can be perfected this session, is now conceded on all hands. We hope, however, that some of the resolutions committing the govern ment to the payment of the Five-Twenties in coin, may pass. Such action would raise our credit abroad. vastly.
 The Tenure of office act will probably he modified but not repealed.
 ~ ID uOe cApcStcu tuuo tno Noc iiistc VII admit the Georgia Senators. The viola tion of the Reconstruction acts by the leg islature of that State has been too fagran to be passed over.
 The House committed itself to a smaI but excellent reform in passing Farms worth's bill prohibiting the use of fac.sin, ile franking stamps.
 An Universal Suffrage Amendment vii undoubtedly pass; but the Universal Stuff rage bill is likely to be defeated thougl doubts of its constitutionality. We trus the virginian movement for reconstruction with universal suffrage. but without dis franchisements, will succeed, as it deserves to do. e.sa ~. l ~
 On the whole, we are we'll satisfied witl what Congress has done, and with what i has mot done, thus far. eo 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
HORATIo BENTON.
 D. W. WAGONER, au D. E. DERBY, ..sa: .J G.F. WAUGH. ' -.lli
Jan. 2stl, 1869.
WOLCOTvILLE.

The Catholic Fair, which has been Tn session for the nst seven days, Sunday excepted), closed on Wednesday evening of this week. 1 7 grzf
 Rey. MT. Backus, of Thomaston, oc- cupied the pulpit at the Congregational church, on Sunday last, and Rev. Mir Gill man, the Methodist. s9.s5 asss, ba.4 sh si'19. 9i
 - -Messrs. Turner, Ssy mour and Jndd have placed upon the outside of their of- flee and store-house. large call gong which can be heard all throug the village.
 -T Tie various manufacturing compa- nies have, during the past few weeks, been taking account of stock, though they have not thereby lessened their business. | -aDr St. John has recently performed successfully some very difficult dental work. which other dentists have repeatedly failed upon. . We are pleased to know that his business is rapidly increasing
 4a The time ofholding the Young Mems Christian Association Prayer Meeting has been changed from 5 o'clock Sunday eyenl ing, to Monday evening. An unusual .re-l ligious interest prevails here, at the pres ent time, in the Methodist Church, Es- tra meetings lg,sa are being held this week, ternopn and evening. This interest com '1l. ! menced three months ago, and has, staadi,t ly, co continued ever since. with numerous conversions, weekly. Five hundred per sons wore present at. the prayer meeting,s on Sunday evening last 77ll
 s-- Afternoon service is now held in the Congregational Church. instead of in inc evening, as before.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
2YaCOUNTY ITEMS. :
From the Winsted Herald


 NmTH CANAAs 44The following are the Republican delegates to the several Con ventions State, Alderman Ives, s. C. Beckley Congressional, H. c. Stevens, E. P..Allen. County. Rob. Van Deusen, Hen. " ySmith- Senatorial, J, G. Lawrence Walter Warhef. b3Sb Jl5jfAa PLYMOUTH HILL.-The Congregations pastor resigns His salary is only 5000. al tTHoMAsEoN. n Prot, Cunning is deliyering q eiolHarse ilH N of geological lectures. Friday eve iToRRTNeFoRD. LRev.iJ F. Gayloyd leaves for the Woodburyi North Church. Rev. Mf.' Williams. recently of, Marshfeld, Mass. supplies his place, tenn porarily. n,., l 5s .iia NORTH GosHEN.-Peter Van de Bogard who has been sick, himself, for two months, and whose wife has been sick for two years, received a 'fsufprise benefit, Hast week, to tho amount of $2OO. .,,..5 a,NEgwt HARTFORD. lew Hartford, South End, have subscribed $53, 600 toIthe Conn. Western railroad.
 CoLEBRooK.-Mrs. M. F. Crocker has sold her place and gone to New York.
 4LJoW. Bliss and John !Tfacy ilsye gone into the manufacture of news, manilla and hanging PaReF. atInBgo aI 99Iii.b
 T..KEyILLE.-J. H. Sweet and T. R. Grant have bought yout O. Kelsey's meat 'nA.A paMOn Wsdnesday,o Rev. Nathan Deyo s wife fell down stairs, breaking her skull, and died almost immed ediatelysl,,, s,. siizog7a a
 E On Friday night, Dri H M. Knight ost ,a very valuable horse. s.l3 N srl1f5a adT
 -Dr. William Bisselb has bought a. lot build in ithe-spring. 9oas0
 NEW MILFORD, Tho farmers of n thel aolsatonica valley will hold meetings at McMahon's Hali, oh th6 18th and 26th Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
LITCHFIELD !.

s
 The Superior Court, Judge Phelps hol.l- ing the term, commenced. Tuesday, with the trial of Green. Jndge Butler, of the Supreme Court, Is hero for that case only
 Rev w. l.. Peck's donation, Tuesday night, was pleasant affair; Milton, Ban- tam. and the Hill.were largely represented. IA child of Mr.o Beilelrs, of Chestnut Hill, was terribly burned about t'.. neck, face and chest last Friday Its chance of re- covery scene small at one tili., bat it i, now doing we'll. '3 '' @,''- s4'
 This is the fourth serious accident that has happened to children of that family within year. @ ,.,s,9T l.,9o,al
 - Dr. Henry W. Buel left this place on Wednesday, for Southern trip .oF iso,ne' mo nths' dnration- a'aAh E1.ED ia
 z The people of East Litellfiell gave their minister, Rev. Lewis Gunl.ea dona- tion visit at the residence of Mir. ,.Abiri Barber. on Monday evening. $45 in cash were presented. among other things. The choir, led by MT. Fesrn of Harwinton, sang mos. acceptably on the occasion. 5 s..alt
 = Tho County meeting of Episcopal ministers wilt be held at St. sMicl,,ters Feb 2i.ssI 1E Iaema w .l..y
 -Three times this week, our devil has set up the "augur"in Inauguration with an C. He evidently coin cides with Grant and considers the matter great bore. '7 E1,
 A CARD.-The following statement sign ed by citizens of Morris must close forever, so far as I am concerned, the controversy seemingly sought for by Mir R. Pierpont
 ztll .tAi 3a MORRIS, Jan. Fist. 1869.
 The undersigned, citizens of the town of Morris certify and declare that they havo heard Robert Pierpont, of said Morris, make the statement that t' the Railroads of Connecticut do not earn f,r their stockholders to exceed one and oae-quarttr per cent. per annum;" and that su:h statements were made on, or before, the twenty first day of
 HoRATI0 BENTON.
 'zs4-S-6i f @ D. W. WAGONER, n"p
 iaal D. E. DERBY, ea .4c
 .;bt-Co3t .-H G. F. WAUGH. ; -aafa
 That portion of his communication which constitutes an exhaustive report on the effect of Railways on the value of real es- tate, which so clearly demonstrates that it's value is as it's distance from Rail- roasls and from markets, I will be courteous enough not to deny. '"g1'} ',.,. 4 sti..ls
 Respectfully, s,
 t17- E. McNEILL. Jan. 2cth, 1869. ...,...tI..',, ts.*t
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
TWISTED.

The delinqu ant Brother of pa, son Weth- erby's flock of which rnention was made n my Iastletter, has teen properly reiastated asa member in good standing. <
 Marshal Decker, proprietor of the Millbrook house of iil-fame, was arrested and brought before justice Woolforl. Tha case was adjourne1 to tie 30th, inst. It is nnderstood that Il, B, Graves, of Lit.hfeal, is employed 10 defelid. ] 8 u IT u
 A similar ranch is being kept in oper- ation by a certain character namei Nellie Boyce,t in Burrrille, just four miles from here aud quite handy for. public con yeu- fence. Constable Evans contempl.tes ma king raid on said place. !.
 Three ceiored persons were arrested for beating and otherwise injurins Daniel Eslinger and wife, The real ii fIiculty np- pears to rise out of the fact that the ,l,.i = kies are unable to pay their rents to Eslin ger, whose house they occupy. .a.. .ag Miss Hinman, q noted SpirituaIist i4c- turcr, preached ut Clarke's hall, on Sunday, afternoon and evening. She WAS closely qulzzed by Il member of the Young Men $ Christian Association of this place. to the great amusement and satisfaction of d large portion of the andience. -,s..,.e.--. ..-si Rev. Wm. H. Lewis, Jr., late of the Second Heavy Artillery, has beel 1nty ii.- stalled IS minister of St. Jnnles Episco pal Church. He has tile. confiienc, and h,ve ot hts parisiiion. rs in ret,lrn for his genial and whole souled disposition towards them. - The panorama of the Drunk4ra's Pr, 7. gress. painted on many thous .ni f..;s o canvass, was exhibited on Monday and Tuesday evenings i'll C.nps halt. It WAS very good. The ,lelineations ot the y.,ri
 o"s characters were excellent The Drunk ards Progress may be witnessed, free u i charge, and without official inter,iptio,. o,
 the public streets in nelrIy every town il
 the county, yet but few notice it. ,. ,.... ., | Hon. c. B. Andrews of uLitcllfiehl, ap
 pointed Auditor to hear the case of E. S
 Woodford vs. Borough of Win>ietl, heart
 the Same on Friday of las; week. ,.. .,...f
 = The question of the c. w. R ,llroat still agitates the public mind Winstel
 will be on the side of improvement una advancement. - -a,4.. l.5. .l3 -,rt,s. .. /
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28

D6~ The Litchfeld people who attended Mir. Isbelfs concert in Wolcottville, last week, were highly delighted with the en- tertainment. They were particularly pleased with Mir. Thomas flute playing. Now that the experiment. of really good instrumental concert has been tried and proved decided success We hope it will be often repeated. We give the programme in full: 6n s .. .soeH..ss .5 A l6 b-f4] PART FIRST. s+S 4 1. Overture -Tancredi .Rossia; 2. Potpourri-From Muette de Portico " AuLea. zs (For Flute, Viola and Piano.l ,. Song Judith Beneath the Ramparts of Bathula
 Mss MARY l.. MILLS.
 4. Eieonoren Waltzes.. ...... Ldbitzki Q. La ROse-Fantasia for Flute. ... B,.iccidtdi aaLlsT HENRY THOMAS.
 6. Quintette-From Haydn in G. Mo- Allegro, An
 dante and Sherzo.
 '. Duett--Tea and Turn Out.
 rAt MISS MILLS AND MR J. J. FISHER. .. Duett on two Pianos. s tr
 GEORGE F. ROBINSON AND MIR. MALONE.
 PART SECOND. l. Andante-From symphony No 2, .Hayd,l . Solo for Violin, by Mr. Malone.
 By Mn. J. J. r,snna.
 01aop-&ul NlNe.. .}QCfSO7l
 Piano. Four Hands 9-1I 5. Cajetans Taenze Waltz. tz.............J Jos. Gungl 6. Fantasia and Variations Home Sweet Home.
 Solo for Pono, by G. F. Robinson. Thdlbe,Q 2. Duett for two violns.. =. .KaR;,podu 6. Overture-La Dame Blanche.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28

ser The proposition to assume govern mental control Of the matter of Telegraph Ing brings oat statement from Mir. Or ton. President of the Western Union Line. He ayers that tho average rates are lower m America where the business is in the hands of private companies, than in con tinentsl Europe where it is managel by governments. He states that the accomo- datiops b the public wonld be reduced one half by the passage of the bill, since half the stations now in operation would have to be closed. He maintains further that the price of newspaper reports would be increased 300 per cent,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
ye<a NEW MILFORD. n- z. @s-s :, Merritt E. Sherwnod ba q s1a ], i,4aroo.l f vo

hogs this season. The first was killed about one month since and weighed TAP lbs, dressed, It would not have been killed at that time but for an accident that befel it., We did not suppose this could be beaten, but when the other was butcbered, on the 18th of January, it weighed, 804 pounds af- ter being dressed. IArlie heaviest swine was fed and cared for by Gideon l.. Hunt for abont four weeks before beinglkilled. Mr. H. not only deserves great credit for sue. cess in the pork line, but for regular. .atsen- dance at church. of late.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
sQUIBSs,

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 The CoGdnt salhtes the Democratic nona- nations, made and to be made, as follows:
 James F. aBabcpck is collector ot, Now Haven, After running for Congress, he will find 1t aifGeult to collect himself. w ! John Kenndrick of Waterbury when he gets excit. ed shutters little. But since Babcock has eucher- ed him, lie says Dammit without the slightest hes itation. efENSftFtAANP~ sW ~
 i Salt fsiverwill become sJamesa Riverr aftsr the Connec6cuee eelection- -JamAs English; Jam&& Dix pn, James Babcock-aud 1t will be sour stream.
 It isa little singular that tho 'Demccratic con- yention which meets in this city iomorrow ia to do for itself just what the Republicans of this State will do for it-tsket the Hyde of. .IloTII
 ! Hotchkiss of Middletown few years ago. as a rabid anti-slayery man, defeated the pominatlon Sl Babcock. then e violent pro-slasefE whigy am Congress. Now Babcoek whoisIa ,litile Of ever9N thing, stepsin end pays of Hotchkiss for his sho htionism by abolishing slavery.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
aar Brick Pomeroy advertises the World

S1r Brick Pomeroy advertises the World Almanac in the following red. hot style:-
 Of all daubs, and confused and buneled dggtonasr'ates of figures and statistics, the r Worlds Almanac, certainly bears the palm. A more execrable piece of printing was never executed since the discovery of the art. It looks as though it had been done by flies, in their heavy march home, after a nights masquerade in an inkstand. And its calendar is stolen bodily from the Christian Almanac" most unchristian act certainly, but, it being the best done of anything in the pamphlet, the purcha- sers may we'll be thankful for the theft. though they can have the thing much bet ter printed, and on Il great deal better pa per, by buying the Christian Almanac itself.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28

a8- A bill was was offered m the Senate yester day, Jan. 14th, to give Mrs. Lincoln, widow of '' Father Abraham" pension. No amount was specified in the paper. as presented, but Senator dollars At this point the bill was referred to the Committee on Pensions. The .'poor widow" was left with seventy five or one hundred thousand dol'as, and is now having gay time, on tour il Europe.-Fdrmer.
 The Tenderness of the Democracy to- wards anything connected with Mr. Lin coin. raanifests itself on the slightest op- portunity. very touchingly. Oughtn' they to have been satisfied with having murder ed him? s5.,.. {.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28

The Bridgeport Fdrmes thinks Dem 0tas'c assertions that the stealings of ,' su,oa. otiice-hoiders amount to many mil -. N = uoi'ars q year''sare justified at last.
 . .s.sla rpsats = shat Mr. Jenckes estimates '.that from his own carefnl ax.ns z: q !
 sne last four years. the Govern mant nad been deiraaded in the public serv;sa s. : hundred ndr d. millions of dollars ves, a ss'a
 shat Commissioners Wells makes ths ~af s still greater" Are all the New Yor,. sa1' '. tllers and all those liable to income ,.v
 Republicansf Are all the Johnsopizsa Johnscnrmade officials who let the whiske, tax slip otbrough their fingers, Radiealy we didn't think 50 in Impeachment times
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
CAUCUS.

THE Republican Electors of the town of Litch- field are requested to meet at the Town Room, on Saturday afternoon, January 30th, at o'clock, for the purpose of appointing delegates to the several Republican Conventions, choosing Town Oom- mittee, and doing any other business proper to be done at said meeting.
 Per Order, TowN COMMITTEE. Litchfeld, Jan. 18th, 1869.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
GEO. A. HICKOX. EDITOR.
UNION REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION

 The State Convention of the Union Repnpncan Party of Connecticut, will be held in New maven: in MUSIC HALL, on
 WEDNESDAY, THE SD or FEBRUARY, at 10 o'clock a. m. The several towns m tne o,ase h are reouested to send delegates equal to twlce the number of representatives to which each town IS entitled in the General Assembly-to nominate a ticket for State Officers, to chose State Commit tee and to do any other business proper to be done by said Convention. Middletown, Jan. 7th, 1869.
 BARTLETT BENT, Middlesex Co.,, Chairman.
 ~TFK F Chairman. O. H. PLATT New Haven County.
 H. T. SHERRY, Hartford County.
 J. F. CALHOUN, Litchfeld County.
 -W w. A. CUMMINGS
 J. TwEEDY, Fairfield County.
 w. E. SHELLY,
 zss.fs z' ssf 2: Sss; .ssa ss'1 Ne" London County
 b.E1n Tn1InIa4H asr2ss1aa ossEn, windham County. Rs1sgs nxssus h1anGn, ManGs, Holland County. Union Republican State Central Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-28
WARREN CAUCUS.

THE Republican electors of the town of Warren are hereby notified to meet at the Post Office, on Friday evening at o'clock, to appoint delegates to the several conventions and to do any other business proper to come before said meeting.
 Per order, TowN COMMITTEE.