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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
The Isbsll Concert.

We were fortunate enough to attend the
 second Concert given by MT. Isbell in Wolcottville. on Wednesday evening, Feb. 17th. We did not attend the first one, and
 are, therefore. unable to compare the two.
 This one was most enjoyable in all re- spects. +'' '-.- '':.7 ',.5ss
 The quai tette was admirable as regards tune-and the voices were we'll balanced. They sang also with that apparent lack of effort which adds so much to a musical performance. We towere told that Mrs. Huntington was not "in voice." but her singing was certainly a marvel of clearness and precision. The Valse e La Farfaletta'' was deservedly encored, and repeated by that lady. Miss Whiting sang ]" o Ye Tears, in place of the Romanza from Lu- crezia, and ihf response to an encore, gave the !" The Three Fishermen ? Both were well sung. the latter particularly '. !
 The Pianist, Mir. Phelps, accompanied well, but was not happy in his selections.
 Jaell's music is too, much in the [" thnn-
 dering" style to please mixed audience.
 "Golden Bells" were better, and both were we'll played. The Piano was a good one, but the Hall is too large for a square pia- no. which accounts for the apparently light tone. cd s@4iiSs3 ~$ $ s- sA@E- The Gem of the evening was Bucks
 Summer Night" It is quite elaborate, and was finely rendered. All the Quar- tettes were capital, but this was best of all,
 in our judgment. Those who could not appreciate the classical. were treated to a performance in Wood Saving, by MT. Hunt, which brought down the house. That gentleman s efforts were we'll appre- ciated, the whole evening. saigselA ai s. We hope Mr. Isben was pecuniarly suc- cessful, and that he will not stop now. We promise him crowd from Litchfeld, ev
 cry time. sa s1a@s. 7s Aiis G. | s4ysssf 4sf k F 4t84 2sss rs essS
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
.ROXBURY.

On Friday night last, as Cyrus T. Mich olson was out a-hunting, he encountered a large wildcat, In the excitement of the moment, he fired by mistake the barrel loaded with fine shot. and the animal dis appeared in the thick under-bruslI Alter waiting for his dog, he succeeded in fud- ing another wildcat, which he killed a the first discharge. This second animal was young one, in excellent condition, weighing 241 lbs. <.& &s1J !as1s~
 = MT. Watson Sanford has bought a farm on the South Side Railroad below Petersburg, Va, and will remove, next weok. His place here is sold to q. .Mr. Os- borne of Woodbury. #
 = MT. John Hawiey has bought the stock of Northrop & Hurlbut of Bridge water, and will commence business there in few days. Messrs. Northrop & Hurl but remove to New Haven. ...a;l
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25

DaT- Voters who have just come of age. or who have eiateiy changed their residence,
 should bear it in mind that notice of all applications for being made electors, or for being put on tho voting list, must be given on or before the 18th of March next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25

Ep& The Democrats of the Third Con eressional District have nominated Abiel Converse of New London. Ed. Cleveland
 was ahead at first, but collapsed suddenly as is his wont. as - ' t.ssz3
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT CONVENTION.

eE FIFTEENTH DISTKICT CONVENTION. The Republican Delegates to the Fifteenth Sen atorial District Convention will meet at the Clarl 10 o'clock, A. M., to nominate Candidate fol Senator for said District.
 sss,,f,,ta J. F. CALHOUN,
 T. F. VAILL, } Dist Committee @glGAe RUFUS CLEVELAND,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25

eS A certain clergyman in LitchfelG County was waited on by some of the Democracy in his parish, last spring. with the request that he would not vote, because certain of his flock would not like it. He answered that his being . clergyman did not withdraw his responsibilities as citizen, and voted. This year, the leading Democrat in his parish, in place of his former s40 subscribed Herald. sf. ss.#s
 Has the Democratic press nothing to say of this most contemptible species of coercion of the employee by the employer2
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
Miscellaneous Items.

Vieuxtemps is actually coming next year.
 A. J. starts for Tennessee on the 5th of March. The hog-chelora is raging in some parts of Wis consin. sAs FNt
 Victor Emmanuel is too poor to ask his friends to dinner, sAts 1o gornersloungers are arrested on Sunday in nor al Philadelphia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25

WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of-our readers to the advertisement of Austin & Co.'S "Great One, Dollar Sale," in this day's paper, and they will please notice aoAat Mey cqn purchase for one dolldr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25

Rev. J. 0. Meserve is to supply the pull pit.
 - The select school closes this week. Augustus B. Afford has sold his farm at Campyille, and bought the farm of Cha. Wilson near the center.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
CORNWALL.

Among the many pleasant gatherings of this winter in this good old town. none have been pleasanter than small one at the house of Mrs. Wm. 0. Rogers last Fri day night; parents with their children fill ed the pleasant parlors without previous notice to the residents, and passed the evening very satisfactorily to themselves and apparently to the family thus uncere- moniously visited. Mrs Rogers with her children is living in Q new house, built by her father and brother the past season, the father and mother, Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Scoville, forming part of the family. A worthy example, of a father providing Q homs for his stricken daughter, and the daughter and grandchildren smoothing the down-hill path of advancing life. aa1
 Solomon Hart 3 native of this town, son of the late Dea. Nathan Hart, died suddenly at Polk City, Iowa, Feb. 10th at the age of 57, being the aeeond death in the family of twelve. Mir. Hart left Corn wall at an early age, and was several years in the employ of Mir. OR. Burnham of New York, formerly of this place, two of which were spent at the mouth of the Am azon; he then went into business at Phila- dolphin, then in Hudson, Ohio. and at length Tn Polk City, Iowa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25

Dar Jnlius |. Strong. of Hartford, has been nominated for Congress by the Re- publicans of the First Congressional Dis. trist T'se
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
REPUBLIoAN SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

,The Republican Senatorial Convention for the Sixteenth District will be held at Cranes Hotel Woedbury, on Thursday, March 4th, 1869,. at 1l o'clock, a. m. for the nomination of candidate for Senator and any other business proper to be done at said convention. Towns ars requested to send four delegates each. '@
 -gss zgM < i A.W. MITCHELL
 .e,ggfo aa F.W. LAIHROP, Senatorial Com
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25

MR. Kingsley Yale College Treasures oame near being shot in Seville, Spain, during the insurrection tf1ere.
 Mss Hinmar, . trance speaker. is at- tracting large congregations in Danbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
For Sheriff.

Henry A. Botsford, .i. he ,@:,? Of .Litchfeld,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
Washington and the Shepa -oss'T 12" "se@l Railroad.

We have no desire to re-argue this great local interest at length. To few objec- tions, however, that have been urged against it of late, we wish to reply. l. eMUsT Me road run through hae I1wa of Washington? .~ -..s
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25

October, last Friday night. There was an oversight in the hurry of closing, ir not thanking the audience who have been such patient listeners through the long course of debates, and especially the ladies in allowing their RIGHTS to be twice discus. sed. The notice of the second debate at tracted attention from various papers in the State. Tn e members who. as counsel carried the argument in both instances, to be unanimously voted down by their fai, clients, feel lsabsolved from all responsibili- ty in the matter. for if the clients in 2 case refuse to,be true to themselves. no blame can attach to the advocates. 7 ses1
 In reference to the vote about to be taken on the railroad, we would like to call the attention of our conservative fathers to the fact that they confess they have enough property to carry them through life, thati will not benefit them, and they do not need it, This being. so, why won't you please give us, who are willing to take the burden and expense on our own shoulders the boon we crave. We cant all of us stay
 here and lay our bones beside yours, ms less other facilities for business are opened up This theroad will do. With it. we can remain, keep your names in the old family bible. see that the road is mansged as moral and christian community ought to do, make mcney, do good, and not be forced to seek fckle fortune in far of places Give ps the road s'and your petitionerswill ever pray, &c. ffss ef'. : z '.
 Mr. I. E. Brinsmade is putting in bay windows and double doors into his
, 1869-03-31

Present Situation OF AffnifxSoTcFAl
Hundred Operatives out
OF Work,

The shoemaker Etsike, concerning which sdzne-
thing was sald N EestetdAya TR1Bcxk, proves to
have been oEer7aied sltehs}g, as there now exista
M wider o. mozn general breach between MANI.
factu,css and opernttves than has been the ease
atrcc the middle Of January sst II which tina The
strike oocar1cd and has been kept up eFef
tince.. In relation TO the trouble saln 70
have occurred at factory on Wahaah afnoe
there appears slko to hsre been some cIggssefA-
ion. Tic manufacturers denying tha, sn.th.nS Of
the kind OF noticeable nature occurred, snd the
Knights OF St cHspin alleging that, 4 anJ DIS
turtsucc took Place their order h2d nothing to 10
cut il ihat Of "a oT,en rupture between the naae-
fscsureIs md the CElspin4 and the main qoesNon
seems to b which VIII hold oos the longest.
1'nes we've aeo :, the ss9ess boot ind .aoe
manufaesn1ing Interest, FORMED = iosmh compact
ta snop no &c nnemeT q The o4deF of s. Clspn SIC
ond. to fnlly protect such Of sts woFkmen - wete
In any manner lnterfercd With OF tattsntdsied hy
,nsa .a .s assns rols te.ia te so s9a aap*l e1e W
ten article p1cdgipS himself not TO to!n n ne
order While he should remain u their employ: Inis
w1s the tntcz1 move on the part Of tae manuEao-
! with sAotnakers outside the pale Of the order.
s stout u Iii taeir rcsnl.1 fosee d naad. NJ tne
| slightest annoyance secms 70 hare bern occAAlned
| by The strike 20 far u the n2nufactureH x,e COZ
| ccrped, a. the! ART nov nhlt to make VI
| rus1om work much fAzter than II IA demanded a
this dull season OF the year; 20 that should no Ad
iijt1o11s be ade to tho forcc Of independent shoe
datl5 iucre.1ed-shcfe Will he no occ2klon OF ne
crssy FOR the employers % give In for 1t least sy
| cral months to como This u = fAet which n
| vel to copnder. Inere can be no doubt thst ta
Chicago manufacturers low nEtseut sold. nn
brosrn front aFainss The strike, ana IT nos n n
icaxt tucppE cnitnccd thereby: In TACT, arc rathe
benet3ted th1n Otherwise, Nnce II oevtates II
necessity CT locking Up large anoun. ns o. eaM es
Ehsrh rsnnoi l.e soL1 until fan This Is the Pre-
en{ sxpoct Of amin Of the shoemaAer' strt4e !
| ChicaFu which cannot end too koon- Fofi
seem. 70. the hencnt Of The onl! sufferers b! p
cxAtinx stale Of thtnEB-8ercrzl hundred Noskfae
| Nlln families 70 support.
, 1869-03-31

nnelJ, he Gnss without apparent etfuKt bat with
The beat Of tAzte hla tones pare and well fo1ndod:
~ e1upctauon enct MI Martin 1xng
AfatJs Daughter and H1honRh tbs lAs5
0atruFee OF Er1n," responding 10 IN eneore
On tie latter With "ln Seek FouE.
IcaveA shaInrnet." He hare seldom heard better
ballad singing In The concert Tpor1. Her vptcc t.
nos powerful, but It very erenly tempered
Used ID very CONSCIENTIOUS manner, without any
attempt st disnlay. Mis- Id1 Bentley And M. +
L Bznith also ubuted 70 the enjoyment Of tne
eyrntng. their MnEtnX being much aboFe the
xvcrage. Herr C. Heinz played two trumpet solos
rery enecuyely, hls tzemo1os being especially az.
ceftAnt Wa ttnxe fUr nok,ra NJ TIA mn tro3 rot.
, 1869-03-31
An uSfM EkTt.
PROFESSION CKARrF cUSczRT


Ono Of 1he largest audiences ever gathered IN
FATweu Hall was there last eyEning n response 70
= testimonial can BY few t1enda Of MI. GesfJ,
The we'll known tenor. Thc unmErpus manner IN
~hieh the call wss responded to, AID the entau-
dasttc reception Aoeorle.l sufficiently sno~ tsAt
hts friends azc not few, not tneis fendship vAee-
less
The entertainment WIS = peculiarly 11sh one.
e,t,, more II was almost entirely made up OF
eelect,ons from the works Of Tom Moore, the pro-
o4sumc comprising many Of hts best known gems
fnoucu there ART many yet unknown TO suy but NC
tau Tho hare made nnade Of Aoorc stud!. VIC
h.rc .iTrady puhliAhed 80 much of tne ou! ~ 49,
a.e,ae.f IN beforehand, and need not tneselaae
rrnTrducc II. The fnedFeA. Nulcn "13@ N~As'
ie1r a1c seier.ci from tie same source-
u i;eary. the beneficiary, wA not u nS ..l'IH
roire lie over-cxested himseI u Gs TSIva,. Wo.s,;
sm,-I.s. Rich aud Raze were the Gems She mos
Nsnd bcJond that hts tones we're HncsIn A. nj
pccislly u tie FORE passage Ae sss1 iu b.
rerr sxeetis. md WIS ~ oblgfn9 - e'er eh-,Tt "a
fr-nouscs 10 tstrrea. lie had mol shs s,n.cn m.
fc1,tse and unfortunately there see e,si4I n m,
| thinnne ones in the audlepse % Re1sns ~ 1ans
xery sEcesl5 with can, he dueta &c "eeaa sa
aWbsu IN Dsash l saM Calm Rseafe'" 'ss'
, 1869-03-31
TO the Travelling Public

The attention Of the travelling pnhlic, bound TOT
Eurupe, Is directed to the Allan Lima o. oEfao
steane1s, leaving Quebec every ssfofoay, 10Y
Liverpool, calling II Londonderry to land naA ana
TassenScfx Eighteen nsst class ateameta ~ nnr Sa-
nloyed on this route. Quebec Is ftache4 eteG
direct bv rsu, ur by elegant steAners from IofosB
10 Meutfeal raasin9 the THOUSAND !AaoaA a1a Es
of1er1ux nnsui paksed scenery On the heantuo! et
Gwresee: md nom Montreal . Qoeeee ,! aas.
clAxs k;esmc1s, connecting elose1J with the ocean
ttesIners frm Quebec The advantages Of thl1
route arr; FIRST u ehe4pness trste1ass e1e,n
Il sleeping beEths- Second, passage OF osef ING y
uays down the s.. Laurence. be!ofe tessaiaS We
orcn ocean, thu1 a7oritng traveller! u opfos
tnnity Of aoeuomine tnsmssases 70 s on ni1H 6"a1
fre,anr pnt 81 nEht # land for, ordinarily .ot
over nTe darh from the time Of ss1sinF " eosss
: Of 1rrland Fourth, splendid sa<,H' s1,1
spacious ssloona. kusnptuoos tsbeH p'obh w h,snt
courteous attendants treuiAT phyrssaA W see+ t =
t1f,h oecan being soms w 1nI I'm -.
ynau hy way Of New York or 6ossau. t Sattn' - *
Of falr to lutbec sarae as 30 EAstcEu eaneA 20 y
fun Information cabin zsans ana 70 ~. eppS =
dc General v esicrn Agency. NO eoakn LEX
street. Chicago
, 1869-03-31
DlEAETER8
The Steamboat ConElaRfnxaou MT st.
Lou5s-Lofses and 1naufnnec.

Lou1s-Lofee1 aud 1nAuSnHecs
81. LOUIE, March sa-1he losses By tho desruc-
noa q ~ sssa1ners 6J orc he1o Last nigot st
Tbs NeaU Atkins was valued II ffom fas, 600 to
fnoooI tnsaEod fox 81, ,ooo-ta 900 IN the Floating
. Dos1 e Bossen: :. ooo n the lndependentI Boason;
aasorted eatgn estimated At 81, 90.
Iht Zen johnson VA Nuftn tn, 90; tnsurznee
nos Known; no eargo.
sG1et for $4,000 tn P1ttsnur9h nt1eea, 1aoOo 1
which Hns IN the Allegheny, the remainder not
sscertslned. The hull l. bnt ntt,s damated, ana
On her cargo was III, ,ooo Insurance IN fht Home,
q New Haren, and IS ooo IN the St Paal Flfe and
n carrie y: Kounts eost .a1.saa md Is s.id to
b tnantsd In Pittsburgh for siaooe She sas ness-
The Fanny Scott had one hundred and srcnsy-
1Tt tons assorted cargo, the valne Of which Il NOT
Insurance for =, 900 on her. There WAS r4tS on
burBh.
sured tn Ptttsburuh
Tbs Jennie Ie1u wAs = Missouri Rirer packet,
fe.9e r. iii a. eara ns IL INT % q
sengc1: She was valued II ~, eoo, and Was prob.
ably wen insured last = she had dropped oqt
nossed down, - nd thc people o. tnem beRFed 70
te taken OF Captain Acpherson Immediately
steamed alonXxidc, aud while tAktng the Men on,
Ill the boats tosted Acroaa the rtrct, and the Jen-
ME LeWts grounded On the Illinois sho1e; and b.
fore she could get Oh, the burning wreck Of fhe
CzI7te KounH mot the AI1nenia, ~ reported iAst
nlRht), dr1fted against her, and In q ahost
time III three OF The boats were burn
ed to the waters edge, When the
Lewis caught h1e thtto wRa terrible con1tecna-
uon among her passengers, and hns for the cool.
NTcs would haro been lost The boat having
e1pght 1lre It the bow, all the usual means Of c.
cape were cut Oh, lat tho captain and other om'
cefA dropped the women and children down nom
the rear guard Of the calhn deck to the Mate,
and Others On the main deck, and they Ia surn
parsed them to men Standing watss deep n the
water, who carried them ashore. By this meaos
passengers escaping with only what thcy hsd on.
Tue estimated losA Of c&lgocs Is fa6a, ouD, and CO
the boat8 1hGnt ]450,00a-
St. LoC1s March s0.-1he following Is toler.
ably correct LIT OF insurance Losses hJ the IRE LAST
night: Floatinx Dock, St. Louls q 900; Atlantic
ST. Louis, T. 0oU: Globe, ST. Louis, fa,UD; Maine,
ST. Louts ~, BOO: st. Louis Insurance CompAny,
n, 900; PhGntI, H. {op: United States St Lonta
lta.su: Boatmeus', F7tuburgh sto,aoo; National,
Boston, tt,Go0: Boaimen's, ST. Louis, 42a, $50; Pa
cadc, 81 Louis, E,oo1: Rtna. HARTFORD, SO. 90
Independent, Boston, 5000: Enterprise, Gin
c4uoAu 1900; Peoples, Pittsburgh, ~, 600
Allegheny. Pittsburgh, Sla eco; Home, New Haven,
t17,D0: St Paul Fire and Marine, Is 90: Excelsior
St Lorls, taooo; F1oaun9 Dock, BOSTON, ts,0N;
St. Joseph, Missouri, Offices, slko0o, with ahoui
two-thirdA Of the risks on The cargoes, the re-
, 1869-03-31
RaH. J, II. Mu1pw6RTH.
RESOLUTIONS Passed by tho Treasury
Bank DlrccfoF1 and Clearing
1fOuAe ocint1on-EuncEnl
Notice.

At meeting Of rhe Board OF Directors of the
Treasury Bunk Of Chicago, held on Monday, sntel-
llRence having been communicated Of the deaih Of
Hon. J. IL Woodwork, President Of the Rank, on
motion Of c. Il. F1Ego, Esq, It WIS ordered that
the following resolutions be placed upon the REQ
oeda Of the board md published In the daily pa-
pe1s Of this city:
ct f. assh 3 e e lsasn III IL %o
wo@th AID In .iew u Thu. aFe eoa.ts1ined IN ]usiiee
= e. aas Il. ss & Fl f.
bin in evesJ rc4aon and their sef in *le~ Of hh dr.
Rtos... That the onse.l head q The ln.ttsutiou
I'd 'as i rae as II sso :: .o
yhef r .hs eoanes T. et our sa. The STATE .na IF
sried md Tvrfecs utstitJ ,olnrd vtIh eminent
y; tor IL sees.fn execution Of al tzHa committed
E.:e'rs Ih.t sLne c.tns Il thu. n scpsrI II n,
uhaher puie OF prtssie Vt cannot 81, real III r.
nj. I'D d 81 r. h. n'y ytt . s'b,ne
se1es, ss :. eenses :! Ill So.sa 1s5s DIR Ia III.
s1s I n T. 81 Is IL Il h.
claim fe. himts1 nese. tesfut h.t ~ das to others
se1st .srssy :" Is ssG esc N4s Whh
% 81 ~ M s
I'D + nd. 17a se. q
e. q h g &c iss .sa ,bs nss f. L
ACTION or 77Ix a1ARsxo uorsL
l Inc EHtEAGD tIeAfInE f4oNse AE90t1Atlon Jf3te{-
! daT afternoon passed the following resolutions:
WuKAKAE, BY the ditpcnAAt3ou of N A-Wt4c Prpy&-
tcrInri tItcDd Ant fellow citizen. Hon james IL Wood
worth Prts'dcnt of thr TfCazuEy Bank md Hr1nbtf
WmRIAL ID conadc71iou Of the Puhllc service Of or.
dceeattd friend and the faithful aeehAEEe Of she mAns
OF pzuLiy md houoE prominent IN his character
manner tety thr appreciation of hIs worth and stAnd
inf and Il the Aa they hare In common with
'of F..1~S fhai Il c PSI liz q nur dcer.sea friend
md Assae4atc. tbe Hon. Iamcs H&Wod~otth life CO
cuual In bis rr,i1Fnnc bfc with that pf c4ty TIC
o1s The Influence cf etrft rrnc!rfcs ot kht md Jus
tce high scns~ Of homer and ktndncss ns hrA1 1ntr
r4sse tia. made him esnlnentiy Ghtrsan ecatie
Eesoiesd Th1s aprreatns fully the feehieneea ot Il
e4sth1y comfort md support nndts aneh Errat etnctiot
tender to his rrAved family our heartfelt sysnah
E1.o,rr4 Thst - marx Il rrsrect 10 the family Q
drecHsed fueu the mcnbc7s 81 This .s~oratton VI
In BODY, Attend 1hr fHnerA! to t&1t place tonbffpt
| {Wr1lneedAv At = o'elack r
sa, Ths, sry q .asse sesala1. = tn nsn s.!, Il
y thc 1teta.ed nd published in tar daIly p.rerz
| EIkE1AL NOTICE.
| Aldermen Wicker, Holden a1d esh!ntz+ sfee!a
/ Committee OF the Common CDnncfl, have iAaue
the following notice: t'The Aldermen, boasEis {
| the several departments Of the city RoyeFnuen
and Hoard Of Education, With Ill city otlctrA u
| requested TO meet at the ONCE Of the 8ayor. o
"Wednesday, March 81, At O'CLOCK ehaEr, 10 sHcn
the funeral OF the late Hon J. II. Woodwork. I
the First baptist Church, corner OF Hubbard cnul
. | and Wabash Arenue. Carriages viii be tn wattln
| 1t the Court uoilBc-'
, 1869-03-31

sa.soas eoots xa.ea bad been ssvsa hin. and
pat1oos communications from book nr1ns calling
On ale.
Inspee4ar Esstrsan mored thst cdoets
Ass!unouy Be- refozzod = the PEesident, supe7in-
port a to tt8 snettl
Tia motion WA Agreed to The committee con.
Sc sevesl G soenanefs pesenssd G boo1 ta an s sst,..
ooUlss o. nsrxuc41ox
=, 1ns sopss!ntsaoent snanitted . revised enurse
tons which hkve been uxee.to the pttstnt ona.
1ne number Of text boom Is dirnintshed, md khs
eoa1ss q tas a. asssas so%s"has - Tas
topos aIe combined which have heretofore heen
taught sepslsteay and les u required Of children
been injury % the heath Of the pupils thtonso
the!E being forced to orer study.
The Communication WAs referred TO the Commit
tee on Textbook
EXAMINATION OF 7EicuzRa
lnspectof non6eld, from the Committee on Ell
animation Q! Teachers, reported, Recommending
e Kn 9osss s & 7Piss %d = psaa7 kass
JohnA Ann E Westcptt, Maria A. Kelley. Jose-
pnine y Dow, Anna NJ. Jones, Luc!A johnson,
Fisher. ~N-
The report MAJ adopted.
HroNEAE*1a AND E1Ru9Hkrfoks
Inspector Bonncid, from the Committee on An.
Iss q ss1s Rsyaoids ddsannaos sEsmmos
nansom md May u. Rhiteside % F1sni1Ia a seaooi: j.
Hope \ Aa1tyu nod Mary l. Blood, Of washington
ssSsel Sase Y de sIe rss wassf ,aa ns r.sE IA
Ella II Phiof1ck, EeNbeHJ School; C F. Dcnnl-
eon and Susan E Wilcox Of Haven School !;
kas ae, beIfE & Isasn 81 eosa sa: s ats ss
~ ah SaaFi 5srs q sesss @ss;
Il 7 c. 7rh%a II
Br,vn, Carpenter School; Lizzie Jaefson and Lot
tie I. boylan A.ycs' School; Judith A. uornhy,
n. Adelaide Bsrber, Hvtra BateA Celia q 0ib.
Frances LeBaI7on, E:it1abeth Sirect Primary: Mir
tia ]. 1lunforth, Mary l. Tohey, Rolling Mills pri.
mafJ; ksse Z blanchard MARY t1rzpadtx, Graoe
Branch Primary.
The report WAS adopted
The resignation Of Ma7 A. Clark WIS accepted
Inspector Dreler, from the SANE committee re-
ported recommending that full certificates be
granted 70 Anna y. TFush, Lottte 4. Hunt, Marun
ison, Fosfia, nfn E@ins IT Ieczs s ls1ss assl5
saEJes. sa1h Russell and Joanna Wal8h-
uKlSiN0 prnpM0s ;
Inspector 1eukhaI, from the Committee on
Janitors, dc, reported back the resolution cnese1
be Cleaned his spring by tho 3aaiors Alone, Wisn
| \ recommendation that 1t bc not adopted,
The report was adopted.
-tsd ~ 11;ts "a t1 t1 ea.S ta ~.
ltoitG1 s1ns = sAlIot A1u Utc4 e!ap41 U loE kna
| scnOo1 III tne easement oI lhe JeNlsh sFnAgogut-
Ihe aEtoh OF tle committee Ens approved.
HAlAk1Zs or G1RKAH 1KACuk1za
Inspector KunJan, from the Committee On salA-
ne, 70 whom WA rcleErrd the petition Of certain
kalArI returned The aafns Ntth an adFerse rruort
| which Was adopted,
pTIRnnKN ecHoor
On School buildings and Grounds were instructed
TO look for new locality fol the Dearborn School
building md to report At the next meeting Of tho
INE JOfB SCHOOL.
, 1869-03-31

MILTON JUNCTION, March s1L-A freight train
from the norsh, II O'Clock THU morning, followed
By m extra, was run Into by the latter three miles
freight caEs were nearly destroyed. Charles Cole,
conductor Of the regular Haln, aud Joseph
Duk4n, b1fe1manr were In the eaboose, aud werr
seriously but not dangerously hurt. John
Anderson, the engineer Of the e1trE, and his
brother, jumped from the locomotive and were
unhAlned. The track will bc cleared and repair
ed In the course Of the day.
B1ooh1TGroH, Ill, March BnL-A freight train on
tho Toledo, Peoria md Warsaw Railroad broke
through bridge, shout one mile from Eureka,
Last night The engine and i've cals were peecip-
itased tnto the cham thirty feet deep killing the
enpdnefr {uetNntiY