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Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-26
Blenheim is q prineely palace but, like

; Blenheim is a princely palace, but, like many of the dukeries, somewhat dull. The park is almost the largest in England. It comprises 2,940 acres, and is twelve miles round. The house, which, though too much overlaid with ornaments. is never theless, grand and effective mass, meas uring from wing to wing 348, feet. The finest room is the library, which is 1S3 feet long,. The pleasure grounds are on n sum- mer's day IS pleasant as one need desire; and no less than, two hundred acres, abounding in very variety of plant, are devotedto them A portion of the park is curiously planted, iu imitation of the position taken by the forces under the Duke at lis greatest battle; and 1t is a pos tive fact that, some years ago, ,san Oxford undergraduates, riding over to see the great show place, and, being conducted to these plantations, begged to be 'sshoWn wherea
 bouts the battle was foughtp Let us hope he discovered his mistake before he enter ed for examination in the school of flaw and historyp' The lands of Blenheim are held on the condition that ''every year for ever, the inheritor of His Grace John Duke of Marlborough's honors and titles should render" at Windsor, Q royal stand ard The Duchess Sarah's will is a curios- ity. She approved greatly of the celebra- ted Philip, Earl of Chesterfield, and left him e20, ,00O, putting him also into the en- tail of extensive properties, and particular ly requesting that he would superintend Q life of Marlborough, which certain per- sons appointed by her were toA write., for $500 apiece, to vindicate his memory. Her will is dated 11th August, and she died on the 18th of September following, at eighty five, surviving Pope about three months. Among her Iegacies was one of GlO,000 10 William Pitt, Esq, lLord Chat ham), 'snpon account of his merit in the noble defence he has made to support the laws of England. and prevent the ruin of his country"
 None of the Dukes of Marlborough have been famous since the first. A story illus tratiye of the simplicity of one of his suc- cessors is told to the effec! that he wrote to his steward and said, "We are coming down a large party, in day or two, to eat strawberries and cream. We shall want plenty of the latter; so don't let any of the cows be milked meaawhile" "a curious no-
 tion of vaccine economy. The present duke is respectable, sensible gentleman; i; but not above the average. His son, Lord Blandford, doss not win golden opinions, But his wife. daughter of the Duke of Alb ercorn, yoang lady of singular grace and beauty, atones for many; of his short con- ings. The Duke of Marlborough is we'll off, but not by any means wealthy for his position. Much of tho Duchess Sarah and her lord 8 boards were diverted. at the for mer's death, to other channels, and some of their graces of Blenheim, unlike the founders of the house, developed fine ca pabilities for money spending. from which their successors suffered; nor did they in- crease their means of marriage. The pres ent duchess and her eldest ssn's wife brought hut istlo grisr to the ducal mill. N Y. Eeeaing Post. s'a s& i'a
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-26

CANADA AND ANNExAr1oN.-The feeling is here, and the statesmen who affect to ig- nore or despise it are laying up for them selves wrath. In Nova Scotia the feeling for American union is very strong, partly
 because the Nova Scotians complain that confederation was forced upon them by the
 imperial Government, despite their peti- tions, and the fact that the majority of the electors were opposed to it, partly because their natural relations and affinities are
 with Boston rather than with Montreal
 In New Brunswick there is also much lat Eent Americanism, owing to the natural drift of trade and to the feeling of antipa- thy evoked last year by the passage of the tariff on coal and flour. Quebec is divided. The eastern townships, directly on the American border, settled by Americans and doing business almost entirely with Americans, are strongly in favor of annex ation in their political complexion. The citizens of Quebec and Montreal would, if rpolled tomorrow, vote for annexation. The withdrawal of troops and consequent of some millions of dollars of annual expenditure, the stagnation of the ship building trade, the dullness of manufactures, caused by lack ofcapital and timidity of capitalists, and the forced com- parison between the rapid and notable ad- vance of the states, and the slower increase in the wealth of Canada-these have natu- raally combined to give popular opinion an American direction. Nor is this feeling confined to the poorer classes. The wealth. lest men here arc annexationists at heart, though they do not say so openly. The great mass of the peasants are French Catholics, with no political Convictions at all; although liberalism has began to per- menate the country, from the. heavy an- nual Aux and refux of the immigrants, who, to the number of perhaps 150000, visit the States to work for, the summer months, and return, practically made aware of the superiority of more liberal institu- tfons. Whenever the priests are convin- ced, as some of them already are, that by ] becoming citizens of the Republic their political influence in the country and their power over their focks would not be di. unfinished, then three quarters of million Of annexationists will spring into being at ! word. In Ontario, which is prosperous and wealthy, the want of new system is less felt. But commercial men in every city, privately avow their sympathies, and I no- tice in. all the press, expressions of the de- sirability of change. or, at least, of the writer's convictions that the end of the present system of things cannot long be deferred. 1set4sliisgaLs U ssG3f oi DO
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-26

The latest attempt to hurt the feelings editorial is in this current. story: "Are YOU connected with paper here?' asked a countryman of an inmate of the Indiana Insane Asylum. "Oh, no, ]" was the reply: s.I have been to the insane asylum and am cured; a man never runs . newspaper af- ter he is cured
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-26
VOL-XLVI-NO 42.
The Litchfield Enouirer, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. BY
 G. A. sTIICKOx, First Building East of Court House,
 Litchfie1d, CoHn.
TERMS

SUBSCRIPTION PER ANEUM. Village Subscribers (by carrier) ........-$2 20 In Single wrappers. :.........''' oo In Bundles, # pGid strictly in AdoGnce,. ... OO If not paid strictly in Advance ........"... 2 90 Single copies, cents.
 No DEVIATION WHATEVER FROM THE ABOVE TERMS. No osubscriptions received for less than six months
 ADVERTISING. Twelve lines or less-1 week, ,...............$l $l % Each week thereafter, ....... :....... 20 Probate and other legal advertisements. same Yearly advertisements at the following rates One column, per annum. m..................$lO U0 One half column ................... OU ~ One fourth s' ................... 3S U0 One Square t ..:....:........... io OO Business Cards. not exceeding half a square, per annum s O0.-Obituary Notices ln Prose or Poetry five cents & line. aF All advertisements, to secure insertion, snouid be accompanied by the Cash. sT No transient tadvertisementstaken, unless paao in adTance.
 Book and Job Printing. All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly and
 promptly done. ,,r.,. Rusiness Cards Wedding Cards, Bill Heads. Labels,
 Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamphlets, 6c., &c.,
 done in the best style, and as cheap as at any
 office in the State. ,.-. Orders by mail, or otherwise respectiuily socl'ou All Jobs returned O. U.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-26
lnstalments must be Paid {! THE MONEY MUST BE HAD !

N N view of the increasing demand which the building of the ''Shepaug" has created, for the Fine Arts, the people take the benefit, by being supplied with Judd unrivalled PHOTOGRAPHS. at the following reduced rates: dog. Cartes de visites or vignettes. s15O-forrner price, $l .75; one dog. do., $2.50-former price, $500; A size for framing. 1.5o o-former price. s2OO; duplicates variety of ways at one half of city prices. Cabi- net or life size Photographs in India Ink or Col ors, framed in Black Walnut. or Gilt, at corres- bonding low prices. Black Walnut, q Gilt, and sels, Stereoscopes. Albums, Cases, Mats, &c., on hand at all times. EtIs1H
 South St., Dec. %, 1870. . S7-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-26
Pennington Savings Bank.

nEPOSITS made in this Bank on or 4W beforeGFeb. 1st will draw interest from that date Interest at the rate of six per cent free of taxes has been paid deposits for the last fifteen yerrs. An extra dividend of one per cent has been declared for the last six months. This bank holds large surplus fund, as aguarantee to it's deposi- Business hours from to IF a. m., and from to 6 p. m. SAMUEL s. COWLES Treasurer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-26

sa The Munson contract to finish the un- finished portion of the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad, was Friday ratified by the courts of connecticut, after being stren- uensly opposed by, counsel for the corpo. ration, and the counsel for the petitioners in bankruptcy. The work willnoW be rap-e idly pushed to completion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-26

A charming young lady of Council Bluffs surprised her mother. on returning from dance, by saying that she enjoyed '7 theihugging set to- music amazlnglys. 6he.sgi referred to waltzing.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-16

lSDiSSATIoS. The political conscience Of .
portion Of the Democratic party ofSe~ YORK he's
become aroused Asd the better Of its members arr
alarmed Al the gigantic frauds that have bsen
perpeira,sd by the ''Tsmn.sy Raglan.
Sweeny, Tweed and Connolly and hos; osthsir
satellites. They exprssse their righ,cous isdig-
nation Of tie Wholesale oorup;ion that sisiss
the bAads Of these political thieves, al a mce;isg
iha, crowded Cope lnsiiiuie 10 he utmost ca
paciiy, on the i;h ,r-tan, Tue meeting vas
composed mNinly o. ilao.a,ial, intelligent.
higb.ioaed Democrats 81 ihai city, whose pockets
have been severely Ater'l 0y ,he frauds Of thee
unpfineiplcd Villas Il Aish places. Beside
them we're numbers Of ecaiiemen q re SAINT
sianp, Who are mcIal ofthe Eepublirsn rGFiy
4 series u resolution. ivtive 10 nunbcr-was
passed - the meeting. ldenning 10 ID strong
Is, language the osirsga ~ frauds 81 tie men
nov controlling the c.;g, aE-7igning thea be-
fore p4hlic ulinioa cn'iial u.oa and demanding
Of then Toll aud paiiis .lar s;siemeni Of al The
fuads that have cone iaio he city treasury,
What have beea done with them, asking fer the
items, asking Tor a iis, OF the uen employed BY
the city goganmeni, tbtis occupation aud salary
in dollars aud ccEis-lo de cebi-abd compli-
menting the Tisaes for i;s courageous exposure oi
all The ihefis rrac'icrd by ihrse snsuaPaioss
''RinR- sDAslets.i
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-16

hE.au~i uIszE~SH RSis yuur 1asi--s goa
fhr ifus, l'us nm rniumu a. Hgiiina uiu L.
Iiuhliusn huiis mn ssAls nnr'h IA sssi- H'-s,z
''1hr tiusr b ril,s, aud Eu'Hn aur ilr giisEI,;.r
Thu givr h llR iHi;iniigt -, lls.elssu.g a r,at
iirsss ar mn uua0rssmnE and -slg,,ua a. She
i'egils 81 ahr us'sni,' irssgr'liiiSr,' iss- nsh
irr'iufs Cfiiz-is az 80 us1lnis- -, niu1n vino
~-ae- &e asss, "a a nissssiss sa.s=Eai,su ah ar
runulth aiI. iissiEnu ss,tril assilrs- sn saH llr
49, ane ~ 1iis rdlanE al siitsrI n ln,run So
swa1, yHur auliHn Tlsr sHuEss a, asiillr, o. iiu
un,'srnHEn n'arilaF tgasn gasn aEuunS sssaiust
sRalsus Unanimous AND sarasslisat sifrsi,n. 49,
ahsrr q nrH a DIG IA asr ,1ss. kt,a mus Ea a.
uiirs. Kou al 50 stH ,-.s siist s,--iir Ear q,
llft asEHahlsr.n Gasl=sriiinn ~til asn nssssf ans
nominations. q snu gre asssssn 10 lftH iaisH a-
'sESs o. r'H,suss s,EsiA o. yrsr s..s,s a,I stree %
suuu5'ez M AAsaausiiiBn an "a ans thing ~ lSss
nd' lrsI--ue no s.e sinii r'sTs viii ~ aHisiist
q, Tim n.suliiiiralH.
Cur u.,uff,s ats.iiss IA ula usuniiiiiin ~ a
sinking shh D. d 'iip ahsits 40 an an hs.'-E IA
ssr iis aiip lluli rassrn, o. ing ssrr ami ssl lI
questions s'isstiur mn rur'u vim ilf ar aavs
h-su llunsurnls an taaHsn-vsiiss-s or GilihHl z,i
an ouaii.aunass, an waiir4s an Kuu~ YsIiihnrS.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-16
Cpnrcnfio,, M =

The Democratic Convention No. , coaveaea in
the Court Room (sisAouf sslisS lis % rzissiaa Il
tas cb@nissi0asSs) Al rowsOalOwn, At u l0'elOek
.. N. on Tuesday. 18th Instant aud osgAaiasa
By elecsing Thomas Il. Moore. Esq-, ChAir1aa.
and Thos. p. Philips and rhOs. J. Haassr, Esas,
Secretaries. TIE following resolutions were o.
fsred and unAninoasly adopted:
Resolved THAT this Coaven,iea cordially co.
aorse The nomination d HOa. Wa Pinkney
whyte aud Hon. A. x. Syesser-
Rsselue4, That in the denomination o; Hon.
Levin Wooliord BY acelAmatiOn, the State Goa
vention has justly honorcd . trica and fAilhfal
officer, and that ibis Convention recognizes in
his colleague, The Hon. John NcrrymAn, also =
tried and faithful ofiCrr q the STATE
Col +. Ssargis Davis. ssh District; Hoa. JOha
weshsred, "a District, and Geo. n. CAr1Aa,
Esq, 9Th District were pat in aOniaAiiOa tos
State Senator. The irss ballot resllseA in Ihs
nomination q Col. Davis. rec<iviag 81 vOscs.
while the other tao candidates reosivsa IL votes
each. TIE following gca,ls0sa were thea Pal
in nomination for TIC hOsse q delegates. viz;
Jcrsis Speaccr, IT,, ls, Dissric, SAnuel W.
Starr, 9Th Sylvester foard. iilh; Gcorge W.
Jordan, S,h; Andrew Ranks, al William u.
Ward, 9Th; GtS. Ltzlngss, sth; Samuel 7.
Shipley, "a Geo. u. CarsaAs, Ysh Irxis Tara.
C, Jr., ID ThOs- b. Catch, l2tA JoAa W.
Waugh, sth; ZePhAniAh r0scel sth Chas. u.
Nicolai. 9sh; Caas. RisacaaO1se. l3SA; y. J
Watkins, :ah; J. I. u uOssy. ssh.
On tho first ballot, twO eAsai1Asss. Geosr'
li'Einger and Lewis rsEner, IT,, both revived 4
majority Of the votes q The cSavratisa, sai q
discrypAney APrcArca. there beiag @Ose rOss,
cast thAn there were IN The oOzvesiic1, thr IA,
10, wAs not ooaascA. "a The srooaa sAllss Gro
litriager was nominated BY 81 vSsrs; Ss@ss
7. SAipssy By - votes, an1 Less Tzrss-, IT,
BY IS votes "a the ssA bale, Au1rs~ flsaki
was Nominated By - votes oa She 81 e>llS
JeESis SPenoer, il, wAs s0aiaAsei ~ - vssss
and On The S,a ballot SylScsssE Forl ~Ns nszi
nased By 5. votes Rrssf sS~scAes ~sr- za4s ,.
. naDbeE q The caaai2A,ss AsssE uAlOA 10 ca
vealiOa saiSsrsea uhile Oas q tAe 4essA,s4 ca.
iaaa'rs uAs uAkiag Saia Asss=Fs sisA vssC
and arms 10 A34rcSS The Ceztezssoz-A.4 ~
ssPposs thank thea Tor sSs uessas ~ A. y,
eosclaac4 ihAs has eiSsscaOs as -; sss-rclasr.
Is they departed rafds,y ~ he s-occrse4
M BAnks ~hlls the CSaytausa 49, q -.
Ssrs, snAse a ssief ss<e1a, ssAuHg "a, II "a
no; IN sAs0r o, Tie srsrssoa = he sisy Ez.s
iasO tie cOus,y. M SAT-. rs o;s.szszs fse=
The same distract. srNse3 TIA, - "a. a Tecc-,
ia, accssa 70 sIPasaAiiOa He ~As sillas /,
siNse ss0a TIA, ssfOrr ~ COato-usa-
This Cosvrs.i0a A.G ne co. "a; Ks-=sas,
tie wesk bsss-s. al sh-zs,srs sscs; S-sGs d
the seSsctiOa q ,Asir F-us.lzs o@sCvs, T4s=A
u NOOrs. Ess. NJ vsO-e Fs~s--s-s f-csl-,
ssA,isasiOas Sc tAis Posssio-, Hz4 eoa..sosa a
who VISITED ciskss Cossezsll4 sAAs as -. =Nss-
q TIE sissasieS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-16

DOa't tOrgss H. Tue registrars 10 She resPec-
tive districts q The c0uay 81 Cor he purpose 81
registering thoss wAose names shoula 70 urOa
the lists preparatory 70 voting Al he e lsi0a IA
November nsxl % M0na-y. rsssasy IA We'd
aesaAy, lssh, 2osh and aiss aSys q The psesrn,
DOaih. Look in cur advertising eolznns and
&c Cor yourselves where and whsa shs. ssgissra.
tiOa Oticsr si,s IN yOsr Fsccines o. essrir,, Coz
the PsEPOs o, pastiag year name 90 The liz
whea you Apply 70 him tOr shA, puFp0%- DOa'
make mistake IN regard 20 he M: ne par.
tieaiar asoat ID. S0ne pssssas are b lie hSbil
q 1Oviag abSss frS@ one district % ssoshcr,
Thsir OccuPAsiOas o. oth<r eircsmssancss rrsdss
!, neOrssNry hat they should doso. Unlesssch
@ea are Registered where shsy reside thsy wil
not BE casislcA % v0se and thar AID 10 she eSn-
test sacesioa day VII be l0ss, lc1asse sheo OH
Gers u regissrA,ioa IN The dis,rics from Which
be rS@0vc1 wil strike his name tso@ The lis
Shsre-i, Is his ds,y 10 DO 30 whsa b. e~coms.
Informed spoa The sssjses-ana cOns<Vusnsly, d
BE Is unregistered whsre hs lives ~ prsssnl, b
oAasO, vote Every uaa vho takes any iu,.rss
10 hi@ssE sAOaA stscaA 70 This asgy IN, b,
O~ss 70 Ai~self - wsIl - 70 his cSsssry
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-16

A CoErAEsos .--rudsr tie EsTubAOHn semin
issraiion Of Nes Hosk uiis all hsg courts cas,
siae COO per suuum. Nov ihoH ssiAl rxrsnses
with four jsdse- saaed. ihr cos Il $8sl .yae :
Eigs;y ,wo Judges ~ the ruiica States Courts
cost Eluualiy S3s0 0ge Twelve Ministers Fl,ss-
iPossb;iasy Slsi, 600 Tts- fsssarns Hsa bis
eniiFe ca1inr' cosis So eco f-s azuun Tue
governors Of thir'y-uns Sfaics SIN sss This
s total 81 SG51 ss3 ihai al fhesr russ Their
exEenses a.e onis Sl2 yss mur, shan shose o. ,,r
Nex YORK Gu; Tsr one - i1rmOcfzfir Hna
the Other Republican ghs' = CONTRAST
The Democrats ara Always ho~liug Khptr ,hr
cxiravacaurr 81 ti- udminis, rAiian 81 fr,-iasrf
GRAM Hue clAusofiHg 'hHi hr aid hi. Aanit-
,rA;ion sr turned sui and Iit D.snoC-ury l,lr an
,h-,9 Places. u tbs people ai thr uniira S,airs
understand ihrir eusinrss. d ihrs know how IA
appreciate roSsun., Aaa how tocundonn 'zirHr-
sgaHcr AID fraud, ilirs wiH Ailgw ihs Isumo-rs-
ey luns probation i.riuFc ii',y promote ;iurn 10
the adminis'sa'iBn 81 osT nsiional asiairs At
Washington Whsn E.lsHsiiiuzBisH Is ~ She helm
De debts are icihg Puid aff and tina iHErs rrauc-
ed. wbrEessr the Bumsrrssiir I.Hrsy h in yDusr
the orb, - incrrl-ns Huc sl-aAKss rrT,sng iirhrr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-16

- ], . not urrcssars ihAs ~ shsula Isll
DruUrrAiic parts LHrr is--h risarar,-rlz-d ~
aigasiiug aud Ia many insirncsa diszEnur,a.
scrnzs hlitsgs ior tiIiu -indiscrImin.ssr sgHal,-
blinrs iOr asOIis THss.sgsis should Fi-- N s'ssiS
inteiligcai Indignation. dignity and power HBd
place their -uIssasis HHa l.U'rrii srio glun oil
such Isocvaii.eu, ~ placing lrsurr iiIr E-sailr
o. the cUuHis tickri oaup'ssrd sssudh msn .Ssily
a. s's esaisssiily qsalsEss aaF fhr losiiisss t,n
which tLs gegsi, Tsromussssa fAsM lar az g.sgils
ara the ufius sstk she c4naidasr and rurunfmsns
him 10 the salfsagrs Of flsr voiefs. and mot fl.r
cnuddais sst the stsirr y. soliriiiur fiIr lssils
TO 'Hvm his rirvHiiur 70 slr pluuu. The l.la.s
shuuld sssk tlr man and MOI fhr mRu ilnr Jilara
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-16

''Tn4i WsE Mas -l8az-aA -
'iiaal ~Sss~ r.lI- Hr=4.s n riaaru4s s-rrn co..
sou~r IA IN tstssr sac a-os ss'sa a a sr-s -
J, a'-~as th- lsxmssfss NbH ems-s lr-rs Hart
~ish me islag-bgA T. siA--1 "a EAnlils.lia
an NsnaHy. ruil-e as r-ltu,sla "a Tsr-Ass Hus
N wyuuiIss M .<ns- ass. suH -rsra~,S ~, A.
lEniir csasr AgAn 20 NNus en- HuiiAAs as.lirs,rs
T~irt Arru- o. runslbsar a ~-~s Et usait
hAFd,s hAsr iEiE~-e ms Ars riiiih a. Is,mi,-
r-1;ir p~rruszsr rBula haze, sis,sl Eusa ss.sis,i-
i,,ns- Bus n Agg---s siMa slsr taiilh hAs r1E-H
xhraa a. ils I@rsnls and NJ. rlnia 81 ulH aara-
gruune-
nsHs hua gun Essuliliuzn as "a HliB ~ssJsra =
Tiis u iBrrr~~ az !. ssb nalH-fts an unanE
nuuiss siHs lAsr s-.z Tn Egsr-rsnf vlns
TINS sr~r sHa asb aguins ins s58 lHu v.sr -
lssg-ssr mr. Hsu-r 81 n-sr,s-ssia irpr- slsfg az
n'g.aiiir9us 10 ~ .samnr1air ,ung Arr >suaf. =.
nais1b4sCaiss Ia . Iissss.sss - .i- siiitl-aiaiil
IHg Towns fi'r iaslsuiiuins lH~s Ftf,t. l.i. iisf
While 10 sBaa tftsr lBrIirirs sirs lrs,,s "a ssf
snrui-sH No sir lU~sg HuHrs TIER GAN 10
fhssr loSus liHst s-=n . rn,'rsis,rus aae ,rs1s,s
il'uFt liis ulHrs ifru ln-isn nii, mi o, suiiig
iRg iuuAliii=s 50 &lii siiH sn-rsa iiin,gs sl-r
vuit viii tt si,uul 1lH sEasr IA ana .luusf- a.
lssi yuAI.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-16

Srusxzus s-rAr R.paAisa@a cau~~ausa ~as
n'niut H'is sae 81 nc C'sHrt E.ss1~ wg-sssv
f;aa. ulr grl,atls -lssr ~ ss.szl " tsaissunssr
err s.ss sun ss-Aszz sa..z < sa.saas So Dr. =sss
l- uis sH.us- ~'-sinus an srarr fa'f r>-z---
als aiisr Las sI.ssr u.ais I-snrels's AGAR.
ui"g iis=s - szars~srt sisu.-sl~usas ~. Ca.iar
NJ r-'tin-'ilasss NJ pssgis 81 ~ susacy -,
ss-irl F.. aassar ia Brad ~ e'rsalt
St be- ii ear astr- ~ sss-s--s ~ sis prupbs.
amt ssgssials usr Ens-i o. s'anasazsa.ssrs 10
-s<if 'isas mn glmsE,is@usn.r sas riH aiiHs'sua
"a aEh rhux hNur sste.f ~ ua -aas 90 ~sr-
sis,is safifsrt IA AZ ar e. sss Gazat sis-t See
.a Hai-ilaas sssiiaar ssairs1 sasi- rsraliss-sa -
na-s ~. ssa,n aaar a.. ss- sssz~s-r a-a-1 ts~un
ssr tn, aa- ~ uia Gear Esassr ar d~ rgrpasr If
l,'lltinr q uua~-ansa Ia ps..r~e-4s A4.s A.
~rr- is.i "a r~si.ia.sr araiag ssr a uas &c t=ss
sir Commissioners Nsrs 1s Hsash -azszra n ],
- ans -a-s 49, srusn si.sr a srs-. g z-ua wii
az Sa'sn If~~ saa M s~ma-- salr shs' aum ~
glmrnisanrr.s ar Aass A--u 81 zniiusss .-.silusl
spaa ,iissn-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-16

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b 10 msss ih I.,llinnBFr an tim .1lii instant
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-16

E,- Tie New York San tells Us that Lowell,
in Massachusetts, has Loot il prestige - The
greatest cotton manafsctory in the country.
In January 1870, Fall River had ss2,2z
spindlcs running, which exceeds those oi
Lowell by about aeooe. And besides this Fall
River has now seven Nails in the course q con-
strueioa and when completed they viii run
sss.eeo srindies, making Fail Rivers entire
number Of srindles 10 the old aud the new
mills ICES, sss.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-16

EFtsExIos--Oa The sui inslzz1. % the Ne~
Jersey Cezs-sl RAilroa1 COLLISION sSsk place
be;wcca cal szaia and = mixed tram. Il AT.-
FoA-s th1i tuelve cars eeca1e detached fr~m
the aixel trAiH. whiae The brakeman w1s
aslosP aa1 1AsAel as~a graae Al = g-sai rate
and Tan sass aasSAer traia- Thr~e Bea were
kiilc4 and tee esAers s~rssasly izjurcA- They
ue-e All1ress-s wAe were gsing - New Vera
wisA tAeir ss~ek and they we're all asie-P II
sAe sisae - The aceiaest
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LszisSsIie AID NasAsslls raA.sez& ssozs
- rAs sasses fra tie ts-@sE Pl.ra. eeiissies
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go tac F-eys- F-ccA-tss.s - So - snsi ns
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cszEt q sa@s se1-fzi e.s4ssrers< sAas "a.
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= esa~-s SseEs s@c-i4 - t4k~s - rs1cay i
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-16

.Eo- The sugar crop Of Louisiana % most
promising. u Is though; ii the mniS-iag season
proves favorable thercw'll b. 81. 900 beg hes -
made. The New Orleans Fsoeywne believes
that the State has the capacity Of raising l.
ees,ooo hogshcaas Of sugar and that the day Is
not far distant when !, will doiL