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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-29
The County Fair.

The Fair of the County Agricultural So- ciety, last week, was unusually successful. Over $1.O00 were taken in for tickets and entrance fees, and over $9O0 paid out for premiums. The attendance on Thursday could not have been less than 1,5O0. The show of cattle was good, though not per haps equal to former years, owing to the effects of the terrible drouth. The display of fruit, however, was better than we have ever before seen. The fruit exhibited by Messrs. Chas. and E. w. Hart, and T. s. Gold, the grapes of Messrs. W. E. Gaylord and W. o. Hart, and the magnificent ap- ples exhibited by everybody, indicate an abundant year for fruit. The squashes ''we read of" were brought in by Messrs. Starr and Wagoner, and the wonderful "quilts" were there, as will be seen from the award of premiums.
 There was no announcement of the time of the Governors coming, or of the time the address was to be delivered, so that many of us missed seeing the one, and hearing the other. Gov. English drove up from Watertown, Thursday morn ing, and was met by the marshals and es. cort ct the residence of MT. Horatio Ben- ton at about ten o'clock. On his arrival at the Fair ground, and after a prayer by the Rev. MT. Elliott, of this place, the annual address was delivered by MT. R. Goodman, of Lenox, Mass. It is highly spoken of by those who heard it. and will be published in this paper, next week. The Governor then made few remarks, alluding happily to his early experience on a Watertown farm, and lauding the farmers occupation as speakers are apt to do at agricultural fairs. Gov. English is not generally reck. oned "talker," but his remarks on this occasion were very appropriate and well received. MT. Horatio Benton then pre- sented the Governor with basket of flow CTS, fruit, &c.,, on behalf of the society, who responded briefly.
 Of the horse trot we cannot speak with that accuracy with which we like to report events of the kind, only having seen one heat of single race i've forget which,. The highest premium was taken by horse owned by MT. B. O. Squires of New Britain, end the best time made was 2:39k.
 Contrary to the rather general expecta ton the Fair of 1870 has proved one of tn. best. t.and one of the best attended, of many years. The music was good, the marshall indefatigable, and, barring dust, the whol, thing as enjoyable as a cattle show could be. -a saa
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S0r The New York Democracy held their State Convention at Rochester, last week. Gov. Hoffman was renominated and ineen- ious resolutions passed expressing joy at the establishment of a French Republic and German unity. thus leaving Alsace and Lorraine in direful doubt. Thirty-nine of the gentlemen in attendance from New York City were arrested at Jersey city for riotous proceedings outside there natural sphere of misconduct.
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For the Enquirer. PLYMOUTH SKETCHES. No. 43.

NO. 8O. More than the usual amount of sickness is prevailing about the central portion of the town.
 On Monday, the 26th, a horse belonging to A. O. Shelton, and attached to lumber wagon, became frightened and ran down the hill from the Centre to Thomaston, overturning the wagon, and disarranging things generally. Fortunately no one was aboard the vehicle at the time; otherwise 8 further and more serious disarrangement would undoubtedly have taken place. There's said to be awoman in this town somewhere, Who wears none other but her natural hair!
 P1YMorHEAA. Sept. 27, 1870. 9 ;.
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This game was the second of series, the first game being won by the Stars, by score of 28 to 21. It is hoped that the declsive game between these closely watch ed Mines will soon be played. ' -''
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-29

ee There was e terrible explosion at the American Gap and Flask Compsny's works at Waterbury, on Saturday. Two men were killed. and others injured. The buildings of the Company are much in. jufed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-29

@e Threatening letters have been sent to the proprietors'of of the New Jersey laun- dry, who have employed workmens That style of opposition will soon. " play out. I.
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Sept. 27, 1870.
HARWINTON.

The Seventeenth annual Cattle-Show and Fair of the Harwinton Agricultural Socie- ty, will take place, on Tuesday, October the 11th. aes.& Ht
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-29
NORTHFIELD.

On Saturday, Sept. A, match game of base ball was played between the Stars of this place and picked Nine from differ ent clubs in Thomaston. The score was as P.,I.
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13 Al
 Innings-1 2 3 4 5 . Prospects, 8 8 5 3 1O-29 Mt. Ago, O16 9 9 TAO

Innings-1 5
 Prospects, 8 8 5 3 1929
 Mt. Algo, O16 9 g TAO
 Umpire-R. A. Britton.
 Scorers-R. G. Fuller and Joe -.
 Time of game-3 hours. - The Mt. AIgos played 8 match at their ground, on Saturday, Sept. 24th, with the Empire Club of Newtown. Conn. Play was called at 1 40, with the Empires at the bat The game was rather close, although the Mt. Algos labored under much disad- vantage, as their captain and catcher were sick and unable to be present. The game was called at the ninth inning, while the Mt. Algos were at the bat, and only one man out. Again MT. R. A. Britton was chosen umpire, was loudly cheered. and was invite d to umpire the return game N.,xuf.,pr S,
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NEW MILFORD, Sept. 26, 1870.

, EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER S1R:- Will you have the kindness to state in your paper, this week, that Philip Phillips, the popular author and singer, will give con- cert of sacred song, at the Methodist Epis- copal Church in this place, on Friday evening, October 7th. Go and hear him!
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sa- The Winsted Herald makes the fo

Be The Winsted Herald makes the fol- lowing pertinent suggestion:
 The Iitchfield Sentinel publishes letter from Gov. English, accepting an invitation to attend the County Agricultural Fair at Litchfield on the 22d inst. Last year when Gov. Jewell accepted snch invitations. the Sentinel threw much mud at him, and ac- cused him of running around the state '.to exhibit himself" We are glad to observe that the Sentinel has learned better man. ners, and has ceased to speak evil of dig. mites. God keep brother Solon in that decent mind until the gubernatorial guest happens to be 8 republican againt
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-29

''TnME TRIES All. THNes, and has proved that Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is the remedy par e1ceaence for the cure of coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, bronchitis, asthma, ,phthisic,so throat and influenza. It cures coughs and colds in- stanter! It soothes the irritated parts; it heals the inflammation; and even consump. tion itself yields to it's magic influence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-29

s@- The Boys 4dDersiser. printed at Birmingham, comes to hand. It seems 60 b, good thing of its kind.ot ss.aaas
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-29

B6~ We regret to hear of tbe death of B. s. Woodford, Esq, of Winsted. MT. W. was very useful citizen and his loss will be severely feft
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na- The citizens of Athens, Ala, have shot the leader of Ku-Klux band, and imprisoned four other members. se @ @tI
 Shooting is a bad business; but there is so much of it done, all on side, at the South, that we rather like to ses the boot occasionally tried on the Ku-Klux leg.
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SHARON.

Two barns, belonging to Frederick l.. Parsons, were burnt, with all their con- tents, late in the afternoon of Tuesday of last week. A large quantity of hay and grain were consumed, and the loss falls pe- cnliarly heavy on Mr. Parsons, as Q fine stock of cattle is left on his hands with nothing to feed them. There was no in- surance on the property. MT. Parsons is taking measures for the immediate erec- tion of another barn, and many of his neighbors have rendered him kindly offers of aid. A colored girl of the name of Treadway has confessed to the arson, and is now in jail awaiting trial for the crime.
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Aa- The Oregon Senate refused to pass the House resolution inviting Gen. sherman to Port land.
 Probably some of the gentlemen com posing that body have met General Sher- man under too disagreeable circumstances before, to make it pleasant to meet him again. .t ...-,
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WOICOTTVTTLE

The Litchfeld County Fair attracted large numbers of people frem here. The younger members of sdeiety sbecame inter- ested, and on the second day of the Fair, 10 absentees from heHigh School show ed the flow of youthful feeling
 HI. s. Barbour was in town, last Tues day and Friday.
 Justice Calhoun sat all day yesterday to dispense justice. George Rosback was tried in the morning for breach of peace and assault and battery upon John McEv- ey. Welch for prosecution and Fyler for defence. It appeared in evidence that Rosback was ''more sinned against than shining that he acted simply in self-de- fence. He was, ,,thefefore acquitted
 In the afternoon, John McEvey, the one who complained of Rosback, had the ta- bles turned upon him." and after short trial in which he. was defended by Col. Brady, he was fined five dollars and costs, amounting to about fifteen dollars-being unable to pay which, he went to jail , The Torrington County Fair will take place in Wolcottville, Friday, October 7th, 1870. Posters are. now out, giving partic- ulars
 - Mir. Wadhams died at the Allen House, yesterday evening, at about 101s o'clock. His illness had been short, and the news of his death was startling. He was of the firm of Wadhams, Brother, and was making many friends in this commu- nifty, where he had resided but short time before his decease.
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at Newtown. Below is the score:
25 50

Emplre-5 8 0 S-44
 Mt. Algo-0 8 5 4 6 2 6 8--50 Umpire-R. s. Britton. Scorer-Mv. Ago, R. 6. Fuller; Empire, W. H. Bulkley.
 Time of Game, hours -T
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SURRENDER OF FOUL,

NO HOPE OF IMMEDIATE PEACE.
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News of the Week. FOREIGN. THE WAR.
News of the Week.

No Fighting of Importance ]!
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pailp ARGUS.
Irish sympsthy-"God Protect France" and
"God Save Ireland"
From the DnbIin Irishm.p1

trFom the Dnblln IriEhmAn.
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ireland refused to accept English denun-
ciatIon OF France ireland made a 10 manifest
ana splendid demonstration of its cordial
sympathy with France when France was
thus denounced. Twenty thousand people,
on sudden, poured into the streets of
Dublin-twenty bands played alternately
the national airs of France and Ireland.
he tricolor of fraternal union with the trI.
color of Ireland amid the cheers OF the vast
and enthusiastic multitudes which filed the
noble street where the Consul of France
Resides. The police agents of England
attempted to tear it down, and did tear the
French colors; but Irish arms upheld the
banner on the portal of the French consul
late, and there maintained it's rended rem
nauts IN despite of the officials. Loud cheers
for France and Ireland resounded through
out the Dublin streets, while Prussia and
her English allies were alike condemned.
"Dieu protege Ia Frdncsr' and "Que
Dieu sdure I Eiande ~ These cries were
received with acclamations loud and long.
"A baS Prusse ct Z 4ngleterre :" resounded
also nmid a perfect tempest of Kisses.
Napoleon III. has helped to exile every
Nhc"hcu llOui pOu. "ucknct IL tsoAlr
France or Spain.
Waterloo WAS the work of Russia, Austria,
Prussia and England
WhGt has been his revenge on Russia ?
The Crimea.
What has been his revenge on Austria 7
Solforno and Magenta.
What is his revenge on Prussia :?
Behold it to-day, on the Rhine.
To day, England is unhsrmed-but IN
harmed alone of all the series. Yesterday,
indeed, Prussia was beside her, unsssailed
Tomorrow shall it be that England ranks
with Prussia as having been sssaiied? II,
indeed. Napoleon | II. regards himself ss the
heir of Napoleon the Firss's wrongs as well
IS rights, England will not be set apart
from the allies who dethroued him; for
England commanded at Waterloo, and
England was his ailer at St. Helena.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-17

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ResaDaI.IS! R0sADALIs!
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

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