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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
TRANSPORTING PERSONAL GOVERNMENT.


PARIS, Monday, Aug 2, 1902
The leading provisions of the SenataS COnSall"'
new being prepared by the Government, bid far 70
realize the ideas Of the Imperial message to the Corps
Legislatif The decree will dwell on the different
phases of Transforming a personal government into
liberal empire and will lay stress on the principle
Of ministerial responsibility.
DRAUGHT OF THE IMPERIAL REFORMS.
PARIS, Aug. D. 1SG9-Eyening.
The draught of the SeHatHs COnsultan has been
completed 1t gives to the Emperor and to the Corps
Legislatif the initiative IN making laws; Cabinet
Ministers can be members of the Senate or Corps
Legslatf the sittings of the Senate are to be pub
lic each body is to make its own internal regula-
tiOns the members Of both Chambers have the
right TO address interpretations to the Governments
BIO amendment TO law is to be adopted unless 1t has
been previously referred to committee charged
with the duty of examining the project and OF COM
snuDicating it to the Government. If the latter does
not accept it, the Council Of State will advise the
Corps, which will then pronounce definitely on the
subject. The Budget is to be submitted by chapters
and articles notifications of the tariff and postal
service by international treaties are to be made
obligatory only by laws enacted for that purpose.
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longer and then depart for Hamilton Fisbs residence
the hudson, where he will remain few days, and then
proceed to the White Mountains, and from there to
Saratoga The Hon. George NJ. Robson, Secretary Of
the Navy arrived here to-day, and is stopping at the
Rowland House.
sad case Of drowning took place here to-day Peter
Kerr OF the firm OF j. & j. Clark Co., manufacturers Of
spool cotton, while bathing suddenly taken with
cramps and Immediately sank beneath the surface.
Thomas 0ettngs one Of the employees Of the Continental
INTO the water. and brought the body ashore. Great
efforts were made by Dr. Lewis TO restore animation but
they unsuccessful The guests Of the Continental
Hotel raised purse this evening and presented it to
Thomas GettnRs for his brave conduct Mr. Kerrs family
are here aud have taken charge OF the body.
Gen. Grant will not visit Saratoga before the 18th;
cottage at the Union Hotel having been engaged for him
for that data
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THE SUEZ CANAL.
IIII DUIN NhNHI'
MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS.

MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS.
The Thine de Sues, journal published in Paris
In tho interest Of the euez Canal Company refers at date OF
the 18th OF Jy to the reports dscrednR the opening OF
the canal at the appointed tune. II declares the
signature OF the Secretary Of the Company that sOme
ing Of the canal TO general navigation with dimensions
as specified the contracts made with the contractors
actual progress OF the works insure that In October
there will be width OF 100 metres (32Q feeU on the
greater part OF the canal 60 metres 9b fee at three
points and depth OF metres 26 feeU throughout But
by reason Of the request OF the Yceroy and TO his
personal convenience the official inauguration Of the
canal has been fixed for the 18th Of November next The
general meeting OF the Suez Canal Conn any
preside and read the general report The principal
business contemplated was however, the consideration
OF the means OF realizing the 3OO0O francs due 20 the
Company by the NcerOy OF Egypt according the Con-
yentlon entered Into on the Ad OF last Aptil
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SOUTH AMERICA.

A SUCCESS OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
BRAZILIAN RECoNN0IssANCEs.
LISBON, Monday, Aug. 2, 1859.
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiro July 9, has ar
Eived The latest from the seat of war in Par
Aguay was interesting but the operations were indie
cisive. The rear guard Of Gen. 0Barretts column
were cut off some time ago. while making an abor-
tive attempt to cross the Tebicuary and
march on Villa Rica, and it was supposed
they had all been taken prisoners by the
Paragraphs; but they have since returned
to the Allied camp having lost only ten men, Lopez,
however, succeeded in recovering number Of non
cOmbatant Paraguayans, whom they were conveying
to the Brazilian camp. but was unable to follow up
his success on the Tebicuary The covered nature Of
the position held by Lopez in the mountains had so
far prevented the Allies from making successful
reconnaissance.
THE WAR IN URUGUARY.
The internal struggle in Uruguay continued. The
Argentine Republic had proclaimed its neutrality in
the quarrel
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DESPERATE ARRAY IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. "A fight occurred yesterday
afternoon between the rvermen and some rowdes near
tins city, during which Sherman Thurston, puglist
and some friends up, and Thurson demanded fair
play He was Immediately assaulted, and knocked three
of mis- assailans down, when he was sho-once behind
the ear tearing a portion of his away, and in
the cheek the ball passing through his mouth and once
in the hip the bullet reaching the bone. Thurson was
brought to the city. Although he suffered great deal
his wounds are not considered fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
THE ANTIRENT DIFFICULTY-DEATH OF DEPUTY
SHERIFF. GRIGGS.

ALBANY, Aug. 2.-Deputy Sheriff Griggs died
this morning at osOck at his residence IN sandlake OF
the injuries received in the antren alay at dreenoash
on Monday last. The bullet which had entered h's
mouth was Yesterday afternoon at o'clock oy
Dr. Bonecou OF this city After the operation ha Den
performed he sank slowly and during the nien. DO
camo apparent that he could not long survive
tlnued TO sink until this morning Whe -, ,he som
his suferings Coroner Hurley has gone 20 Tue sen,
where he will impanel jury and adjourn .ue u ~
Tho DsTic Attorneys office in this city Whefe Viii NC
heId tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Guggs Was O iathlnI
oaicer good citizen aud esteemed by an VINO knsw
Inn, n was reported this morning that Deputy shethI
W.bocS who was also wounded In the riot was dead put
DR. Annsby OF Albany his ply seian, states that ne
getting along nicely and may no" NC eohsoeTeu 0u'"
danger.
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LYNCH LAZY IN ILLINOIS.

DEPUTY-sHERIFF KILLED BY HORsE-THIEF
THE MURDERER LYNCHED AFTER DEs-
PERATE RESISTANCE.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2.-Much excitement exists in
Pekin. Illinois, In regard to the killing of Deputy
Of Tazewell County while he was attempting to arrest
two borsethieves The excitement eliminated yester
day, when q crowd broke into the JAIL took out the
leader Of the gang and hung him. bat not before he had
badly cut several Of the ynching party one OF whom
will probably die tits believed that the remainder Of
the gang will yet be lynched.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 2,-The ship Pauline
David from Liverpool, took fire this morning on south
West Pass Bar The wreckngboas Usage, aud tho tugs
Rcpubc and Perry filed her with water aud saved the
ship with but little damage. The oaieJ however was
considerably damaged, chiefly by water Tue hle o"s
vvoted eff between decks but the cause is unknown
The Mexican bark Non-InterN ento has arrNeI hcto,
having on board the captain crew OF the schOoneI
sseyen sterren whom she picked up IN longboat, -
miles OF Southwest Pass. Capt, Ilrmes OF the - IN
renors that on the 23d OF July, m Lat %, Lon 20 me
schooner sprang aeak and sunk She wa from 49,
bonnd Tor Tobasco The crew had been Ght days IA tho
bont VII rescued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
FIRE IN NEWARK.

A fire broke out at o'clock last evening in
Dovers ink factory in New-Jersey Raihoad-ave near
the old togate and the building IN course OF little more
than an nour WAS entirely destroyed The building wst
~ hricE fb stories In hight and Is feet square me
walls were light; and the interior frame frame D soay
,oined and the building fell 10 the grounn s rS
ygster the flames obtained circulation through ~ ihs
workmen had left tho building aud he alarm w. ~
,ven until the ire had obtained such hSadwy tnss NO
arts OF The remen could suppress IT, The loss eet.
mated al eaOOO The origin OF the IRE 10 not Known s
the halnee
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CABOOL..

REBELLION OF THE NEPHEW OF sHEERE ALI
HIS CAPTURE.
LONDON, Monday, Aug, ?, 1862
Dispatches from Bombay report that the nephew
of Sheere Ali, Amer of CabOOl had rebelled on ac-
count Of certain army regulations. He was cap
tured with his two brothers, and sent to British ter
Titory The Indian Government will keep them at
Lahore.
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FUNERAL OF THE HON. ISAAC ToUcEY

HARTFORD, Aug 2.-The funeral OF 'he hou'
saa oueey was attended At his late residence In this
c,, mi, afternoon the remains being afterward taken
70 Cedar Hl Cemetery for burial The Hartford County
bor attended In body aud among those preseet Nefs
GOV. Jewell aud ex-GOy. English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
HIGH TOLLS ON THE ERIE CANAL-BoATs
LAID UP.

BUFFALO, Aug. 2.-Ihere il great Indignation
to-day among the orwader at the high rates Of tolls on
the canals The railways carrying grain at 80 much
below what the tolls will permit the boats carry that
the latter are compelled to abandon any competition for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 2.-Commander
William d. Whiting ordered TO duty as Assistant Nayi'
CATION Officer at the NewYork Navy Yard Master Geo
IIvIngston is ordered to the Pacific eet Paymaster
G. J. Emery has been detached from duty az Hong Kong
China, and ordered TO settle accounts PaymasteF T.
NV detached
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ITALY.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
FLORENCE, Monday, Aug. 2, 1862
An international Exhibition is to be held at Turin,
in 1872 to commemorate the completion of the Mont
Gents Tunnel.
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DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST.

Total........ So O79 $751; 800 $2IOI3llJ 81
Coupons due NAV and Jy l. 1850 not 9T76825 %
Grand S3S5003 81
DEBT BEARING INTEREST LAWFUL MONEY.
Authorizing ChdrdcteT Of Amount Accrued
Acts LssW. Rate Outstanding Interest
March 2, 1867. and
july 1853 per et,., S5O0lON0 si777O
July 49, Pens Ed per ct.... 100000 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
TIE PUBLIC DEBT sTATEMEST-EEw ISSUE OF
UNDERSTANDINGS IN THE GOV
TRNMKNT PRINTING OFFICE.
afug

loFSERAL PRESS UIsPATCHl
The warrants drawn by the Treasury dUrng the month
ending July 81, War Department, s7ls36Oi Navy
department g. O6tlCO; Interior Department sOs5 74
statement does not include amounts paid ont on account
Of the Public Debt oyer 100000 were PAID out during
tie month OF account OF interest alone. The reduction
10 tie Public Debt Is lees than was indicated Few Gays
ago for that there has been advanced 70 the
Pacific Railroad Company interest on tleir Dohds
Amounting to G6sCl 81 making the real reduction over
nine millions Of dollars. IT, addition 10 tins there was
an excessive amount Of warrants paid on saturday
amounting In all 10 upward Of S2,5oO@O.
u consequence OF the spurious issue OF the 30 green
cluded 10 have issue Of all denominations OF green
hacks from 81 20 the 81 900 note. The plates Tor these
notes will be ready The designs are euliey new
No likeness Of any living nan Will be placed on any note
None OF present greenbacks were engraved
or printed at the Treasury Department The engraving
however ON the new issue and the printing Of the faces
and the seals OF all the denominations VIII DC performed
i'm the prutug and engraving bureau, while the Dachs
viii be printed IN NewYork. There VIII be every posi-
bic precaution 20 prevent fraud. ,-.. .
SUPERINTENDENT Clapp, OF the GoyernmeDt pruning OF
fee appointed eight apprentices to-day, Two oi whom
The Department Of state been Informed that the
Congress Venezuela has decfcd IN additional duty OF
25 per cent on the ordinary duties Of the taln OF 1867
actually IN force to be paid IN cash on an goods importer
3Oth Of April last Goods speccu III tHe Consu
lar certified Invoices previous TO that date VIII not pay
the additional duty An act OF the same CONGRESS ute
the 18Th May 1862 declares that all export duties shR
lie abolished and cease to be collected from the ISL OF
July 1909 BY the authority OF Congress tue Executive
of Venezuela has exempted -four from the 20 per cent
additional duty Oh imports imposed by the decree above
mentioned. ,-,--.,.- , A.. o.,
Gen John Cochrane confirms his declenson OF the Col
eetora office for the Sixth Collection District. Ids re-
wives the struggle for the place.
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THE POBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The following is a
statement Of Public Debt Of the United States the
let day Of August, 1869:
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THE REPORTED SEIZURE OF THE YACHT HENRI-
ETA.

1t having been reported that the yacht
Henrietta had been seized by Marshal Barlow the Mar
shall gives the following version OF the matter; 81
received word from certain source that the yacht
Henrietta was fitting out In the port OF NewLondon for
fbustering purposes. | sent word last week 10 ths
collector of the Port OF New London 10 seize the yacht
n he found upon examination that the circumstances
warranted IT, Since then, have heard nothing iurther
about the matter and do not know whether the yacht
was seized or not"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03

POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN vIRGNIA-VIsIT OF A
MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION TO JUDGE DENT
AFFAIRS IN THE NORFOLK MAYNARD
THE SEIZURES OF SUGAR IN THE WEST
CRUEL TREATMENT OF eAILoRs ON UNITED
STATES VESSELS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

the Hudson in the distanceappeafing like a little trout stream, and farebaek, tiis aPsekskff HiHs meeting tbs ieaoaaso The night after we saw that viewji noarn dreams iwsiers ohsq Hong. tbesaaifoli paadramasq sqneve' to b5e orgg0ttsna siHigne ePsak,h iscrightiy
 issannntesdid diddWeIhave tried, ityoands waiknow Never attemps to clHms gis fMithout adopt binH ds iExcslsio4 for your m0tto, and cling
 ing inqggoto oto your mestoo oansialyearsseh tae dig |zy hsfghEi The asieWwiil ipsysyouif6r the
 trouble, even through eyou lose your path,
 4nd enoountes aialb aFdozen rattle-snakes,
 aasd sasgqaai hamber of gfikzIyrbdars- that
 iif the last namedsquadfupedshasOdin dined before you meet himp pifnot, you viitprob
 Eably haaedyouE name in the papers and be-
 come a personsof some importanre;E possi- ply the next aeditions safTD Dr. Rockwell's s
 ' Catskill' will contain anhppendix, with
 tks great adventure aof whicin yodare the hero. Howevef, take my oadMce-'' Be- ware of 7bears' ainr Walie Street orr eiss- where.dt ot Ii3se fh zi4aq edf ioubno9 -22l p If your sRoemaker's qbind is not1as 8 large
 as you rconscientiously fsefsito ought to be, s7d come to the qnounsains." dIfryou5 wish
 to breathe pure air. ssco,me to the noun Ltains. |" If you wish to have grand good tiimnSs to tramp, eat. sleep and be happy, come to the mountains. ''o1 -o 70. I. O. ?,
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sft .LLl.. r4 AlE v L y. O 4l@.sRIEs .SitLt
 Kilb0uIn's StOre,l ,., uatgieaGf ei eIasd sszasK 1E - O N .0i 3 M o-vH Hi

Nov the rgilIoad war1 hss come to an end,
 And the people are bound to be in bonds, Tt Let ali your goodly footsteps daily tend,s 1u. | the Cbsar store close blythe depot DO nde; Bring all your friends, don t fo rget h single For there tue cheapest bargains under theann a.ring Che Lame ~ sse power make them walk, Bring the dumb ,ourprlee will mske them talk s''1s shs el'naooI nles ss's' VII as HstS them EBsing the deaf, our qgrsat spell shall make Bring psa your sii fan to learn how 1- E sstis leif, lo ieef edt 1o jEo Grad -so: will sLling AWAY the goods from Killpourn $ 5 'fhree special bsrgains I offer te you all, Btosss them good friends. don't tail to call. And first have g pile of shoes, s- Bought of the Bankrupt Jews, Az '''-' vaH I'll cell hem fof half cost, U mo1t =. And pity the maker that has lost iii 13 he pile is worth -$2 GOO, jnst, ,.-s-< ssrii I'll take one half; don't ask f6r dsS. S@ ga;h. And next the Flour trade wantsa word.
 Though cries ter bread are seldom heard. sfH Jus, fifty barrels in week are bound to goie 2 And every, plice and kina keep, you know. lis cash I'll have, for trust is dead,
 When Flour is made up into bread. sc ! And third. cold weather has come st last ;. dt With snow and ice and chilling blast; So in good kindness am notloth, ,dlaJ "n' fo sell you cheap your heavy ieclo,h,s v Geit If one car get good buucombe Satinet, o,a For fifty cents a yard, why yeneed he frete
 Yea more. A good fine cassimsae, each yard. i: For just one dollar. Who would not be bardf Ali kinds keep and self them very cheap, Aha last ai sh ugshh EFees never sn '%ss % II add little dunning. Do you owe me. Will you pay'fF -- 7A5 If you do, pray don't say nay. gr.roa -baa1 to ps pref the subject isn't funny, ot S snYourshraly9a ai Up. C. KILaoURN.. ii -azod La5caiq2na,of nCheap Grocery Fame. 'Litchheld Station Dec, 1868. 12tf
 2BIb EGG rrc-f, F
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

,. Great harm and discomfort is caused by the use of purgatives which gfipS and rack the system. Pason's Pwgatige dPilis are free from all impufe matter, and arc mild and health=giying in their operation. Atlthis ssaSon1of the year, zckamps and pains in the stomach and boweleQ dyseute- ry, disrrhea, &c., are quite common. and should. be checked at once. Jotnson's An- odyne Lininsent is the best ArticlG that can
 be tussdin ailisuch icasesy and should bs keptinevesy family.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

eQLouisa Dowdall, little girl B years of age. residing in Norwich Town, on getting
 out of bed, lately. discovered . spotted adder, Wone of the most Apoisonous of snakes, curled mp on the Aoors or Instead of screaming, as some of the older of her sex would have done, she went down stairs, procured an ak, then returned tS the cham. Der and quickly despatched the venomous reptile. The snake was large one of its kind. measuring between two dand three feet in length. ,@
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

2 Last week, a wounded soldier who had
 been in the hospit ital at New Haven, while
 on his way to- Washine ton qtoi enter ths hospital thereswas robbed in the New Ha- ven depot of all the money he had,
 amounting to $50 He stopped ct Bridge iport, t,made known his misfortane, and was we'll cared for by the @. Army 0t the Repub- lie. who furnished him with sufi funds to take him to his destination: The poo. fellow was wounded by a muskss bah |thfoueh the throat, nearly severing the tongue. .,i He cannot talk, and 1t was only Ehy writing that he could make himself e t,;s5 K; 5,u uu;at,oa knfVvr sLIt2p95l guL
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
Pennington Savings Bank.

nEPOSITS made in this bank on or before i1A Sept. let, will draw interest from that uate. 1IaiiIM W9E fo sFQaa4 s,}t
 Interest at the rate of six per cent, free ot taxes has been paid on deposits foro the, last fifteen years, except 1862 andfl 863, ,din which years the ate was five and ' half, per cent. This bank holds large surplus fund, as g guarantee to it's depositors. Amount of funds June ILj669, $905 1898, Business hours from to lz a. m land, rom to 6 D. m. SEQ ," J . A SAMUEL 5. COW LES, Treasurer
 EEMAIsLi gaE- --.z..NL Z ii 1.. 1E-.L..- -----
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ss7"a Little Beauty"

made. in Albany N. Y. Also has comi ng the Chickering and tothers. .srk v sA@' ," ii The time is coming land is not As distant] and . Piano, Melodeona Or or, sOsne musical in. strument, either of which the ppdefsigped Ii prepared to furnish on the most reaaopahls terms. Twill make it txn object for any one within 40 miles of here to ocome land buy. ] will cell cheaper than you on buy the same iu the State. 1s0 fGW d3aaI oI i,
 will also furnish music for Brass and String Banda. or Church choim' ax city prices In fact aaythingan the music line twill farnish you al tn9 aoMest pncea. s.sig si4Is ayaal l 5'sl... eAort notice. Also Sewing Machines repeired |Ssu eaayoHN B, laBEus.7 Wolcottviile. Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

Every family needs to keep inrt the house Something that will cure toothache, head ache, ague pains, lameness, bruises, eramp and ,other kinds of pain and suffering, and what is there 50 good as Renne's Pain Xiii ing Msgie Oils Try it. 2 'ayoI a
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

F PIANOS MEL 0DEoNs sad ORGANS. Prices greatly rednced for uessh. New, ,77aa
 Octave Pianos n,of first class makers, for
 S275 and upward New, Cabinet Organs for $45 and upwasd SeE6nd-h hand instru= Fments1from$ 40 toI$ I$175. .sMonthlJd install
 mentsreoejved and instrnpentsl for rant- ,Warerooms, No. 4S1 Broadvay. Esf ad o Hs Ao SE1 LIB sS1EH3RxfE WATERS
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

DdA .iiSs toad was found in asolid lump o
 Ooaiin Indianapoliss one dey lest week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

" MAHn1AasrAe BoND igoR Coon BEHAyloR. s--Of. the 58, 9A8 males arrested last year by
 the police in the city of New York for .sio-., lation of law, g, TOO were singlss5 W, ths
 21, ,5S9 females arrestedj il8, IA were single. This makes a, total of single over married
 persons of II, ,100.o Thisl fact together with manyEnthers of like eehmsctsrs might .preye Ja MT, Emsrson that f marriage is net an 0pen question. .,, ,el4osovF,
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- .F.s..& 4N +AA.- VI EI4A 5 9I ii 'flh@eIi @ Iiteehfield |, Enquirer, Ina i', atA' ny S1 siS A'-4A - o@2s brr1g4ar1 brr1g4a11rssrsp svnn1 rHugnaD4r xonsrso. D ssi
 .EsBHL 931-ct 9iti
 G. A. HICKOx, Fo q sYs1 ea1-~.'14tF-AS v fGLEk6aI3Et ad First Buildings East of Court House,
 2eI"oiloL Ht9 41iA 1G sgh .L nL2tohheld, Conn.

Il gjar4o b.sa TIE RMS emos if s@" ;" :'v' ~ SUBSCRIPTION PER ANNuM,~o I .' s ;
 Village Subscribers tby carfier1,t:T Y ..:.f v eo In Single Wrappers, =. ::: ,.l 6U
 h Bundles, V paid strictly in Adoones, ,.....- '00 1T. not paid strictly in Advance ........t+.- so Single copies, s cents. 1 - HI 3oA III s... .3 LoN No oesfKrIos wxArevRR FBoA THE ABOVE TERMS No sabsoripH for less than six months ,,...,o,. -; ..;. ADVERTISING. : YoSl4 bna
 Fourteen lines or less-I week, =. $l g0 Each week thereafter, :. ...8. !! @.s! 70
 Probate and other legal sdvertsementss same @e 4
 Yearly sdvsr.ssnents at the following ratss ', oo -, One column, per annum. .$lW " " '" One half column 7" ..............s.... 6U VO iol One fourth Uo{yr G" ......s..a..s. 70 VV i dOne square "s. |" a.!..,.,.... !..,t... l0 UO
 Businsss Cards, not exceeding half : square, per annum, $6 00.-Obituary Notices in Prose or
 Poetry, i've cents line. AN All advertisements, to secure insertion, snou4o 114< be accompanied by the Cash. .cl A No transient advertisements taken, unless paao
 Book and Job PfintinE. ano All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly and Basinsss Cafds Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Labels, .f IT Gl Bau Tickets, Handhiss Pamphlets, &c., &c, m done in the best style and as cheap as st any { s.. office in the State. <. . .l4 .. fl,, ;;il.
 Qrdsgsb J@Al or otherwise, respectfully soheiseq1
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

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