Litchfield enquirer., 1871-04-27
REPUBLICAN, VICTORY.

THE TERRITORY OF COLUMBIA GIVES 4, ,O0O ] REpUALIcAN MAgoS oSzrg
 1 On Thursday, ,the flst territoria election twas held in the Districts of, Golumbia. Chipman, Republican delegate to Congress, received 4,0S7 majcrity and the House of Delegates has large Republican majority Fhe Republicans are jubifant over the result. a u j.
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 PETHR.s MUSICAL MONTHLY contains: The True Cross. Sacred Song, by J. R. Thomas; Underneath the Yiolets; Come Rest Your Head, Little Darling; Farewell, Mother; Pleasant Thoughts of Long Ago; Spring Tide. Trio; Spring and Autumn, Quartet; May Song. Quartet; Eweetis the Time of Spring. by J. R. Thomas; Our Lord is Risen from the Dead; Lord God the Holy Ghost; Blue Bird schottische; Standard March; Belle Marie aMazurka; Belle of Saratoga Waltz; Cinnamon Rose schot- sAscne. 81S sh ssGm sa aoas 5o
 J. L. Peters. 599 Broadway, New York 30 cents g number. 4A3 ~a- ''. HE GALAXY contains: Lady Judith, a Tale of two Continents, by Justin Mo- Carthy; The Campaigns of Robert E. Lee; The Neither Side of New York; Cupide: Overland, by J. w. DeForest; Knowledge: The Duke of Cambridge; A Night in the Wilderness; Ought We to Visit Her (by Mrs. Edwards)a In the Valley; A Journey Through Italy to Rome Three Hundred Years Ago; Mrs. Job Grey; Woman's Rights, Eathetically; Driftwood; Scientific Miscellany; Current Literature; The Gal axy Club Room; Nebul@. f@ ...
 Sheldon & Co.,, 677l Broadway; $4 year.
 THE LADY's FRIEND FRIEND for May contains: My, Method; My Window Garden; Cats Eyes; One Woman s Experience; Kisses; About Coral; The Beanfoys of Belvidere; A Summer Campaign; Queer. An over True Tale; Again; The Yosemite Valley; Millicent Courtney; Through the Storm; with the usual Fashion Plate. Music, Poetry. Patterns. &c.,, &c., &c. @uH. s,sr..
 Deacon & Peterson, a19 Walnut street, Phila. Terms, $2.50 year. ,.e j.. 5,
 THE ATLANTIC contains: The Descent of Fire; May Flowers; Organization of Labor, it's Aggressive Phases; 'cThe Campbells are Coming;" Vox Populi, by Longfellow; Kate Beaumont, V, by G. W. DeForest; Bubbles from an Ancient Pipe; Castilian Days, " Mountaineering in Sierra Me- vada; Delsarte; In May; The Capture of Fort Fisher; Our Eyes, and How to Take Care of Them. v; Our Whispering Gal lery. V; Recent Literature. ia.s .4
 James R. Osgood, & Co.,, Boston, $4 a wear. ba1a3a Yi4 aas 4a@1ol4f
 sl.' U5g .baA4 aQ 9u .HQI -Va54 s-. | OUR YoUNG FOLKS: Jack Hazard and his Fortunes, by J. II. Trowbridge; Down with the. Divers;' A Family Mystery: Baby's Day; Two. Days in the Mammoth Cave; How we Hung the " May Baskets;'' The Wakerobin; Base.Balls, How they are Made; That Egg Story; Catching Man Eater; May Dreams; Our Young Contribu. tors; The Evening Lamp; Our Letter Box.
 James R. osgood & Go; $2 year. O., THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE AND REVIEW contains: Darwin's Descent of Man; Coin cidences; American History; Wyoming; The Physical Condition of the Planets in Relation to their Habitability; Department of Mining and Metallurgyy; Monetary, In. surance. Railway and Transportation, Patent and Scientific Departments; Noting and Commenting. aN t@o7 -''.- .... IT,. Fowler '& Moon, N. w. corner of Wall nut and Fourth Sts., Phil; $3 year. B1AcKwooD's MAGAZINE, for April, con- tains: Fair to See, "; New Books; The Condition of the Scotch Agricultural La. borer; The End of the War; The .' Econo- mist" on Bullion; The Descent of Man; How can we Trust Them? D.aos k Aa.
 Leonard Scott Pub, O., 14O Fulton St., A'S" ~SHAs1 1~1. 2 o"Af 04 l5sf1 o6 LsE at-at
 Coop HEALTH contains: Stimulants; Rice; Injuries and Diseases of the Lids and Eye. Their Care and Treatment; The Edible Frog; Means of Preserving Health; Food; On Poisons; Consumption, Disor- ders of Bronchi; Improper Food as Cause of Disease and Death in Infancy; Short Articles and Selected Miscellany. aA /. Alexander Moore, II Bloomfield St.. Bos, ton; " 0 year. &5ci3'o uaQ9la y5ania sl
 b6r The Democratic members of Con- gress have issued an address. The most noticeable features of it are the following sections advising the South to peace, and denying any responsibility for Ku Klux doings: @ors tf.. aa z4 ver .oaEs4 u "WeI earnestly entreat our friends in all parts of the Union to spare no effort to maintain