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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18
Senatorial Convention. 18th District.

Senatorial Convention. 18th District. The Republican Senatorial Convention for this District was extremely we'll attend cd, considering the unpropltious weather, only four of the thirty delegates being ab- sent. MT. Andrews received a majority on the second informal ballot, and at the after- noon session was nominated by acclama- nation. We are glad to see that the peo- pie of this District appreciate the sterling qualities of our Senator as thoroughly as do the people of Iitchfeld, and we reiter- ate our hope that the precedent set in his re-nomination will be followed hereafter.
 To Mir. Peck the strong vote cast in his favor must have been gratifying ipdica- tion of popular regard. '' '' 4 @ derson, of New Hartford were pained to hear of his serious illness. His name would otherwise have been prominently before the Convention. We clip the fol- lowing detailed accounts of the proceed ings of the Convention from the Winsted - Herald:
 Notwithstanding the unceasing pour of rain the Republican Convention at the Clarke House in Winsted on Wednesday, was very we'll attended there being absent only two delegates from Mor- ris and two from Harwinton. Hon. George Dud- ley was made Chairman, and s. N. Pettibone, ,Esq., Secretary. The Committee on Creden tials report ed the following Roll of Delegates:-z ss ! ', LitchJield- A. Hickox F. s. Porter, T. s. Sedgwick, T. w. Beach. a : 4l--1rd a.w .- 1brringtOn-B. R. Agard, O. F. Parsons, James Woodward, O. s. Bronson. Winchester.-s. s. Newton, c. s. Norton, C. B. Hallet George Dudley. - a ,l.!
 Ne.o Ha,ttord+s N. Pettibone, J. H. Kellogg, Austin Lee, Norman J. Harris. -.Hfg ~, BarkhGmsted- Smith, Alfred Afford, Sheldon Merrill, Dwight Cannon. ~,+''i' .s'iL Colebrook-John Spencer, William M Bennett, Cyrus Cowdrey, Edward Flemming. 49 1 Harcirton-Willis Catlin, Henry H. Catlin.
 After two informal ballots for Senator, which re- | suited follows .E
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NEW MILFORD

A velocipede school was opened here on Tuesday evening, March 9th The two gentlemen who proposed to teach our as bring young men the art of managing this strange and yet very simple method of self-propelling power, seemed to be very proficient in the art; themselves. They had three good instruments with them, and although the hall was small, yet they had no trouble in making some difficult evolutions. The audience were kept in a perfect uproar in witnessing the attempts of new beginners, the unexpect- ed troubles and bruises es-running into the crowd and into one another but a few hours practice has made many amateur Ii . ders here. Crowds gathered in the day and evening to see the fun, and some are expecting to see our streets full of veloci- pedes when the ground is settled.
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: B9r The Palladium thus closes it's com ments on an article in the Middletown 1Sent,nel, Dem. :-on 5d efit3 i .y4w" 55
 But we further learn from "Veteran,D and we c0nfess it gives pain, that our venerable friend as SaDcoek thongh very dsrens himself is the cause are consistent democrats who speak of Mr. Bab- cock as " h-f of 8 democrat" This is really painful, and We must say, unfair. He is noshing of the kind. He is as good q republican to-day as ever he was, and has only joined the democrats, temporarily to better himself, if possible, but at all events, to hurt them as much as he can. In the latter he is succeeding admirably. ggrfr.r-s
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

The Republican Probate Convention for the Dis trict of Litchfeld, will be held at the Mansion House in Litchfeld, on Tuesday, March 23d, 1869 to nominate a Candidate for Judge of Probate, and to do any other business proper to come before said meeting.
 H. s. GR1swoLD,
 M. D. F. SMITH, ro,,,;..oo
 FRED'K COLEMAN, oo"''0o'
 B. s. HAIL. Litchfeld, March 8th, 1869.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

HoN. SIDNEY B. BHAHDsLET. will address the citizensof .Litchfeld County. at the following namedtimes and places A
 New Hartford, March 18th. 1869.
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NEW MILFORD, March, 13. 1869.

MIR. EDITOR: Worthwhile is seldom agitated by litiga- tlon but 8 case of some considerable im.
 portance as regards it's bearings upon Q certain divorce case on the docket of the Superior Court, and involving the we'll be- ing and domestic relations of family re
 mark able for their mental and moral De- 'culiarities: was. summarily adjudicatel be-
 fore Justice Lyon on the morning of
 March, the 11th inst. The complainant, Q fussy old mother-in- law, over four score years of age, who, it seems, in the wan iderings of her demented mind, had sworn
 the peace against a youthful and devoted daughter-in-law, but, who, upon dispas- sionate reconsideration of her act, espe- !cially ill its financial bearin gs upon her own pocket, concluded 8 further prosecu- tion of her groundless action useless, and
 made no appearance. Thereupon'~ the case was dismissed by Justice Lyon, and Costs taxed against the complainant. J. s. Turrill for complainant. Graves and Knapp ferlaefendant. },t- @,% K.
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@We learn that Mrs. Stowe's new nov, el, "Old Town Folks" will soon be pub. lished by Messrs. Fields Osgood & Go.
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For Senators
PROBATE CONVENTION.

15rH Drsr-CHARLEs B. ANDREWS, ofLtchfeld. 1erH D1sr-N. TAYLOR BALDWIN of Plymouth.
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Union Republican Ticket.
ELECTION, MONDAY, APRIL 9TH.

FOR GOVERNOR. Marshall Jewell. edT .1-kJof Hartford. bemFoH11EurENANT-eovERNoR. Francis WayIand.
 r. of New Haven. "- FOR SECRETARY OF STALE. Hiram F. Appe1man, bIuov ed ofGroton. aH FOR TREASURER. U David P. Nichols, 5t9l 27ad of Danbury. s" , FOR COMPTROLLER. James w. Manning. eft q of Putnam.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

Mas. JEREMIAH LADD, the oldest person in Connecticut, died at East Lyme, last week, aged 108.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

Dar We are inclined to believe that in
 opposing impartial suffrage the, editor of the Sentinel speaks the honest sentiments of his heart. Everything democratic he
 hates. Reading the Washington cores
 pondence of the World, and believing it.
 he was led into the following error a few 1 months since: a a The prospect now is that the plan of "a national sunfage amendment to the Constitution will fall
 be secured for it in the House. 3g T-'l i'm.
 lie has at last found out his mistake and
 Tn the last Sentinel we find the following plaintive uttarance: x. <..t.......
 Vote for no man for the Legislature who favors
 the giving up of that right which we have so long enjoyed as State-the right to regulate the suff-
 rage within our limits If we resign it we but give
 our aid to the virtual overthrow of State nstitu-
 tlons The only way to save it is to elect conser- | vative Legislature. This is the last chance.
 We judge that our friend's real preference
 is for despotic form of government. On
 the 1st of January last he showed his hand little incautiously in the following par agraph:
 It is easy for our partisan press to decry Napo- leon as usurper and despot, but it is 8 more difficult matter to show that France has ever had more stable government than his or to prove that her people have ever attained greater degree cf prosperity or shown more advancement within a given tenor than under his will. ..e@@23l. If anything should happen to prevent the Rev. John 8. O. Abbott from finishing his proposed life of Napoleon III, the edit or of the Sentinel should have the complet- ing of it. -..... #. ..
 QUEER TAsrE.-The Bridgeport Fume,. prefers Johnson's farewell Message. to Grants Inaugural: ...s ...g. F. We publish to-day the farewell address ofAndrew Johnson to the people of the United States It is not necessary for to request that it be read It will be perused with avidity in every cit town and village in the country, and it's effect upon the people will no doubt be as marked as the address is able and manly iF 4 -E 5--70 - As a literary production the address lof Presi- dent Grant, does not compare favorably with those of his predecessors. Even the most casual read CT will observe in it lack of that grave and sus- tained propriety of expression which befits the chief Magistrate of great nation, and which was always observed in the early and better days of the republic. alL# Fs'l1 '
 We commend to the Fnnae,. MT. John sons the 22d of February speech, and his addresses while on his trip to lay the corne. stone of the Douglas monument, as mod els of the ''grave and sustained propriety'' it admires. sa osG49.!ars E.. sse4
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ENORMOUSLY PUT.-The Hartford Times excels in the 'Art of Putting Things" Here are two instances from it's last week.
 ly:-a ata Dcis9 5aa 3-aascla Binckley and Rollins had personal collision to- day, in Washington. q q ; i.s1 sVTl' " .. :, .
 Binckley could hardly ask more of a friend than that. Here is it's account of the Ashburn murder, Qtalics ours):- so< He was approached, in the negro bagnio, 5uYnen CD nedsEs. They did not offer violence, but the guilty wretch, holding candle in one hand, began n1ring 1a upon them with pistol held in the other.
 What lambs! How beautifully they act ed on the defensive, when assaulted by the ruffian Ashburni o. .45.Igsb tar Isa
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For Sheriff.

Henry A. Botsford, ttiIo 9-f Of Litchfeld.
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D9The Hartford Coaranu speaks of our nominee for Senator in the following hand-

SomS tSrnS' .astL 5.f5 .J Ats 4f32l eIi5 We are glad to see that the Republicans of the fifteenth senatorial district have nominated the Hon. Charles B. Andrews, of Litchfeld, as their ed the district last year. He s alawyer Of decided ability, good speaker and man of sterling. in- tegrity. He is 8 conscientious and incorruptible Legislator, and his constituents having found out his many excellent qualities, show wisdom in se- lecting him as their representative for another
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} Fer Congress.

1sr JULIUS L. STRONG, of Hartford. 2D D1sT.-s. W. KELLOGG, of Waterbury.
 SD D1sT-H. H. STARKWEATHER, of Norwich. 4rH DIST SIDNEY B. BEARDsLEY, of Bridgeport
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nB~ The following from the New Haven Register, certainly rather exceeds the usual latitude allowed in obituary noticas -

Register, certainly rather exceeds the usual latitude allowed in obituary notices :--- +,
 THE MAN WHO DARE BE HONEST IN THE WoRsr OF IIMEs Whateyer else may be said of the retiring Presdent It will be soon, if it is not now general iy conceded, that Andrew Johnson dared to be honest in the worst times. EUea Ho,ace Greeleu ddnssued Me er-Presidents iaJ1erible and ,oilftA honesty. While corruption ran rot in Washing ton, and lobby bribery with it's hundreds of milf ions ions Of public plunder bought up majorities in Congress- so that rascality reigned there to an tent and insananner never before dreamed of in this or any other country, bribery tait euer en- tered te Witite House trhile the erecutiue duties rested on Mr. Johnson, nor has there been ever a whispered suspicion of it. . It was his early, firm. and infiinching. stand against the lobby agents with their piled up millions acquired in former contracts and shoddy jobs, that brought on Pres ldent Johnson the concentrated wrath of Congress and their outside packers. r. <. ' 4..g,s v.
 Horace Greeley's faith in Johnson s hon. esty--no suspicion of bribery in the White House with A. J. there-his- unfinching stand against lobby agents causing the rupture with Congress We might almost imagine that one of the latest recipients of A. Us favor had somehow got on the editorial staff ot the Register. as7o2 ost iot
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

Hona Wm.i H. Barnum has, been, chosen Vice President and H. W. Franklin of North Canaan, Superintendent, of the Hou- satonic railroady gs2s. I .QI0as1.Ef}HJH r. r
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We publish to-day the farewell address of Andrew Johnson to the people of the United States It is not necessary for us to request that it be read It will be perused with avidity in every eit., town people will no doubt be as marked as the address is able and manly. F .4 ss " IT "
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OFFICE or TuE srPEEvIsIsu AReHlrEcr,
July ". ls@.
sailed proposals will . received mt Ausn =
u. lsD, for furnishing aud dliyeriuE, at the site
ties aud At su;h tuna. a. may - reqntr 4, ", trO
cubic feet. more ~ less, ~ dim'nsi GRANITE,
clear In color aud frHs from SEAMS, stAins or zap
The rtoass will average % bic feet each ami will
ticuar, and aedoriipg 10 schedule Il sizes to he
Also, for furnfsh ns aud delivering. as aboyr.
500 enble yard. mnre of lss,,m GRANITE M.
bed, sound. aud break vi b. a clean. square
frac uret Que quarter t. BIZ bond stones. to co -
tAiu not less han cubic feet. aud stone 10
In s-. han " cube e"t' or to b" To-" than In
Also, Tor ouo yards. more or lo... Of hard. dura-
able sToNA. broken to hs Siha u herr cKg-,
suitable for concrete.
Bid. will hs made by the cubic foot aud yard. aud
Will b. rendered separately for dim 'uSijn stone.
syu~Hts 10 b. made monthly. apo, deliv4y
AMI hoe-I tane' Of the 1t me, by ihs Supervising
,rch'tret or his agont, deducHhH 10 pei cent uuy
ih- q u obmpietion Of the contract.
II .um Of $40 Oo0j ten thou-sud dollars, tn It ih-
swsrIed 10 him-ths ~ .pcy u the security 10
wher- the bidder resides
Tho Department ra.-Tys- thu right to reject any
or all bids " II bs deemed for the into'rst- IL The
0oyrrument 10 do So. an I sny hid that docs Mt
soaf h 10 GySy r'spcet'o his Advertisement Will
Proposals To 10 lndors-d, ''Prlposals for D N n
sion, Rubble. aud Concrete sion" -
'idd"rs for DIN nsi0u stone will submit In All
cases sample Of III. stone they bid fort inrhns
sblo to aud showing tho qualify Il the mat. iai
A. H. MULLETT,
jyH-st Supervising Architect.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFPIG'.
" wABHINuruS, Jnuo p, 1862
On the petition Of RICHARD MOsTu0MEET, Of
New York, N. Y. praying for the extension Of n
patent granted TO him on the 18th day Of septem.
Dor, 1875, for an improvement In Corrugated
teams:
II IL ordered that sald petition be heard a, this
"ico Oh the 18th day Of soptsnher next Any person
mud other papers. should be died In this of1co
twenty days before the day ~ hetring;
SAMUEL \. FISHER,
feH-F3w Com mlSr luneT Of Patents.
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8. g. MILLS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Office and residence No. 5ii II street north
between Third and Fourth streets west.
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" Jusg %, 1859.
DiStriCi NJ COLunbfn, Wotshf11t0n County, 10 toh:
In the case Of EDwAAD sHirPRs, Hdmi istTatOT,
a, ofBdward Wharton. deceased, the admins:
H. o,nbsu, Snult Of wasbinron buSty agS,S o.
..id, apg9inlsd Tuesday, July q, 1859. Tor the
estate Of said deceased. and Of the assets In hand
As far as the same have been collected and
turned into money, when aud where all the cred.
itors aad heirs Of said deceased are uothsd 70 at.
tend, with theit claims properly youehed, or they
may otuerN ise by law DO excluded from all benefit
In taid deeaAsed' estate: provided copy Of this
order be published once a week for three weeks In
the NATIONAL REPVBLioAs previous to the 'said
Tet A. WEBSTER,
jeN.W3W Register ot Wills.
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OAK HALl.-thc popular clothing and
customer tailoring establishment, 400 Sew
enth street, opposite the Post Office. \
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EyorJ psrson Gu led 10 tho right OF pre.emptlOp
to auy u tue lands within tao townships aud
parts Of townships above enuInorated, Is required
to establish the same to the satisfaction Of tie
Register aud RECEIVER Of thu Land Ollo., Hnd max
payment therefor ms rOOn Us practicable after
se.iDg this notice. Rui bnfuIo tho day appointed
for tho commencement Of tho public sale Of the
lands embracing tie tact claimed, otherwise
JOS u. WILSON,
CommIssiUuer VI the Oruerhi Laui Once
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THIS Is TO OWE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, and interest unpaid for sir months, to
call at once II they wish 10 save their articles.
No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue,
BriMcen Tenth and Eloxcnlh sis.
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THE UNITED sfATfs

I, ,,,s,.n.o AZ lao u,ys,, o
pr,.,i nt ~ d. unl,S Z .I n'. ~ nhAN :,
herein declare and MAKE Ln,wn that wnbi's, Ia |"
will t.L. 'i.c ~ Ia 80 80, dIntsI ~ 80.
,orx r,a,m nsiS an MnNh wy; n"'nhsio lnfr,
Sap,,mbst ism. Tar tIs dIsn, ii AZ H.. T.,,i IL
isnlI VIZ, III 'no uIp" ~ " .helNble
and naTts ~ townsb.ns.o xps nam '""Hsh'ps
Norb ar Ms Rass TIM AMI We,, oT n. Sir,l
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r.,.h, rnseipai Ms,idhdn'
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Twns,ln. / z y = eani = ransnta
romnsh;n i y oAnl q rang" y
n"Wh-him2 ), =, 2, nhni y, raug"bn
mpMnHhipsi T. aud =, IaugeO.
t,Tash,rS sAnd \. range ~ -., --
o. which VIII bs offered IA aeeo[dance with =
hohtiul. LuTniShed The Reg'stsr AID Receiver,
South Of The Base Line and Wehof The SiIih Pria-
rluuI MEplJIoa
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DAyMENT OF SAC AND Yox SCRIP.

DgrARrnESTOp lSIRKInR,I
prFiCR lSDIAS AYFAIR',
Jane Is, ISfl
Notice Ia hereby Riven that the Secretary OF the
Interior IL prcpa I'd to paw III. outstanding In
debtedsers Of the Fac sud Fox IBJisns Of the Ms
si-sippi represented by certificates Issued ~ the
Indian Bureau.
The certificate, should be pr"s"atei fer pay npi
prior to August |. ls9, ~ after that dat. o" In.
isrcst will be allowed on them They should b."
transmit tel through this Uihe~. AID tho ample,
lions for payment must In aver case give the posi-
Office address Of the elAimAut
B. 4, PARKER,
isls.dtSiy Commissioner.
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limited STATES PATENT OPPlOE,
- WAsHIsgTss, DC. Junols. R6o,
On the petition Of JAMES wEsr, Of Syracuse,
N. Y praying for the extension Of a patani
granted TO him on tho Sth day OF October, lsN,
for an impToyemopti In RooGpg COmpOsiIionsi
Is ordered that the said petitOu he h.arl al this
may Oppusy this extension. Objections, dHpO.
siliOns. aud uther papers should be hlel 10 this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL y. FISHER,
jS2s-WJw Commissioner VI Patents.
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TIE WASHINGTON CITY DIsPESsARY,
northwest corner Of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and f. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Mcdl-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Office hours from to
10 a. m. aud 8 To 7p.m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
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gEsILzxEN's RoBEs De CHAMBRH,
Suitable for warm weather. price IS.
Gcntlemcn's Night Shirts.
Gentlcmen's Travelling Shirts.
Gentlcmen's Linen busters.
Gcntlemen's Silk Night Caps.
Gentlomen's Linen Undershirts.
Gcntlemen's Linen Half Hose.
Gentlcmon's Summer Gloves.
Gcutlemcn's SILK Umbrellas.
GEolGE G. HEssIsG,
No. Oil Seventh street.
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THIS is TO Givg NOTICE THAT THE SUR
l sCRimER has obta,n from the 9rrhsGs
lumbia, letters Of sdtn'ntrifaian on tho personal
estate Of WALES Y. fRkEM.N.lsta OF washiust"n
claims against tho said deceased hereby warn'd
I? exhibit the sane, with the Voucher; iherspf to
the subscriber, on or bef re the LIST day Of June
next; they may oihcrwise by law be excluded
from all b"n-1lU II he said astst-
Giyeu uuder my hand this lst day Of JuGe, lSo
ELIZA Y FREEMAN,
marx
Witness: ADM Dj-tratrx X.
A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills. JED. w3w'
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The WASHINGTON SCHUETzEs VEREIs.-
The sale Of the bar and stands for the grand
Schuetzenfest which Ia TO be held on the I'd
TO the 9th Of August, at the new park, will
take place on the ground at o'clock today,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-19

Mr.. g. W. BoTELER sells a general as
sortment OF household furniture at his auc.
ton rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Tenth street, tomorrow morning.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-19

WHAT HE DID THERE.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-19

THREATENING TO suooT.-Georgc Hayes
was arrested by Officer Mcdonald for threat
ening to shoot VIM. Johnson with gun.
The accused will have hearing before JUS
tice Plant to-day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-19
the vAHuAl BlADEnsBuRGERs.
They are No Respectsr Of Persons.

WHAT A JUDGE S,lD IN BL,DEsSBURC.