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The Workingmen's Movement I'm Ger
Judge Barnard. Of New York. on I'm.
forcing the Election Ixawx

NEw YORK, Nov. 6.-At the opening of the
November term of the General Sessions, to- lay,
Judge Barnard charged the grand jury espe-
laws; also against the taking of Illegal fees BY
public officers; in reference to the act Of March
80, lstO and TO prevent fraud in the sale OF tick
ets on vessels. Tomorrow important cleo
ton viii take place. He felt certain that every
fraudulent voter would be detected and speedily
punished The law applies not only 70 the class
known as "repeaters," but to inspectors and
election laws. 1t will be the duty ~
the grand jury to fearlessly investigate
the charges presented by the District
Attorney and promptly indict offenders, ire
specuve OF party or person. He promised that
CONVICTION and punishment should follow the
action. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

c. GUATIER, Importer Of Wiass aud Brasdies,
offers for sale = Otard. Duruy q Co. Coenac,
James Hennessey do, Old Jamaica Runs, Old y:
Tom do. Scotch and Irish Whistles, Sherry wiaes,
from lo Upwards; Port, do. do. do, large As-
Wines California Wines, Hook. Port, Sherry, N US
catel. Angelica and Brandiee. Medford Runs. Cor
dials and Bitters of all kinds Scotch and English
will be sold at low figures.
- Discount TO the trade.
@. GAUTIER,
Manufacturer Of the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
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The Row About the Military Oecupa.
ton Of Chicago.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. GA special dispatch from
Springfield, ILL.,, states that the defence of Gem
eraI snerldans military occupation of Chicago,
seems TO rest on the plea of necessity. In Is nof
generally known, yet il is true that the Adm
tant General of the State, an experienced soI-
dler, reached Chicago the day after the
der orders from Governor Palmer TO enforce the
avs and preserve order, and that under the adj
wee and direction of General Sheridan ana
Mayor Mason he returned home with his men.
because there was no necessity for them. AfYepr
TINS the regiment Of which Gov. Palmer COM
plains was organized and called into service.
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Horrible Dfsasfer in a fh..ch

Ntne Women and Tao ChiIdreH Crushed 10 Deafk-
Cose Where the Builders Ought be Hdnoed
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. at half-past nine
O'Clock last night a column supnorting the ,nain
ncor or the African Baptist Church meetipg-
mouse, az the corner Of 5th and York streets
gave way, creating panic in the congregation,
Sh9 the whole body OF persons rusbe a, jammed
and crushed down two narrow stairways ON
either side OF the door, the men in their fright
trampling upon women aud children eleven of
children. The column which gave wav WAS So
upon the lower floor between joists and with
nothing under but an inch flooring
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The Following will be read with
interest

Under date of April 18th, n, DR.. Henry ]. Rogers
De sharp street Baltimore, an eminent ghysician
1t affords me much pleasure to bear testimony as
to the efficacy of your Crystal Discovery. Some
years since while in India suffered from severe
fever peculiar TO the Q. untry. On my recovering.
patch of hair the left side Of my head became per
fectly white, without at all affecting the remainder
To remove this unsighty appearance, had recourse
to various preparations, both in Europe and thi:
country but they all had great defect-they dy
the hair black. Now, with your Crystal Discovery
can get the desired shade-the natural color Of my
the best preparation know of.
Yours, truly, HENRY j. ROGERS"
Clean, clear, harmless, IL furnishes the only safe
preparation to give new life to the Hair, when de
cayed or gray It win stop the hair falling, and re-
move dandruff. Sold by many of the principal drug
gists and at depot 81 and d streets, N. W.
c7-tr ARTHUR NATTANS, Discoverer, &c.
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The Tammany Inspectors Hold the,r
Ground.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The uandamus cou,o,,
ng Mayor Hall TO appoint new inspecfors Of
lection and TO remove the present inenmhnnts
was vacated by Judge Barnard to-day.
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fELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.

TtiegrorAed EzolUsirely 70 TAe EreRiRe Star.
English Notes.
EHisrdtioH 20 AmeTIod-TAe CAiedgO FuRE- TIE
Eclipse Expedition.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The emigration returns OF
Liverpool for the month OF October show "a ga
departures for the United States.
The subscriptions at the Mansion House for
the benefit of the Chicago sufferers amount this
morning to f47 800.
The British expedition for the observation of
the total eclipse Of the sun on the 18th Of De-
eember has arrived at Malta
The Workfngmen's Movement I'm GER
many.
BERLIN, Nov. 6.-The w0rk ingmen of this city
are earnest in their preparations for carving
out their recently announced programme OF a
union OF all workingmen's associations in A CEN
eral society for cooperative action in regard TO
ray hours OF work and other questions OF common
interest At q large meeting OF workingmen
held Saturday night il was resolved that a con-
gress for the consolidation of the trades unions
be held on the 18th instant
Prussfan SoIdie ~ and French Citixeus
PARIS, Nov. 6.-Means will be found for mt
Ting an end to the difficulties between the Pms
sian army Of occupation and the citizens near
whom they are quartered, which at one tim
threatened to interfere with the negotiation Of a
final treaty between France and GERMANY. The
difhcultes win now be prevented, It Is believed.
permanently.
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Magistrate Kills a school Teacher

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. Charles II.
Woolsey, school teacher at Christiana Village.
was shot dead early yesterday morning by
stephen III. Cashier, a Justice of the neacs
rhey had been eating and drinking together All
night, and after a quarrel woolsey attacked
Castner with butcher knife. Cashier left the
room, and returned with a shot gun and tired.
self up. "'An
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
OF THE COVER.
NOR.
The Old Corporation Claims.
Special Session of the legislature.
rxpcrrrvv OvPIcp

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
District Of ColaWbia, November 6, 1Sl.S
Whereas section thirty-two of the act of Con-
gress, entitled " An act to provide government
for the District of Columbia" approved Feb
ruary 81, 1871, authorizes the Governor TO call
together the Legislative Assembly in special
session whenever, on an extraordinary occasion,
he shall think proper to do so; and whereas the
report of the commission appointed by act of the
Legislative Assembly, approved june 16, 1871,
10 andit all outstanding claims against the cor
poratons of Georgetown and Washington and
The Levy Court, &c, is now ready for the action
Of that body; and whereas il is important that
immediate provision be made for the final ad-
iustment and liduidatiOn of such claims:
Now, therefore, do hereby convene the Lee
gislative Assembly OF the District of Columbia
10 meet in extraordinary session in the halls of
their respective houses, in MetZerott building.
at II O'Clock IN. on Wednesday, the ninth day
Of November, 1871, for the purpose OF adopting
such measures a. may be necessary in the prem
Uses, and for legislation upon such other sub
iects as may deem ii my duty to submit to the
Legislative Assembly.
/ Done at the city of Washington, in the District
Of Columbia, the sixth day of November, 1871.
III. ID. COOKE,
Governor of the District of Columbia.
BY the Governor.
EDWIN l.. STANTON,
Secretary of the District of Columbia.
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Another New York Candidate In he
Arrested for Thteytnx

NEW 1oRK, Nov. ct Is said that Thomas
=. Fields, the candidate for State Treasurer
rom the 18th district against Horatio Seymour.
ing large sums from the city treasury by frandn-
emf claims in connection with the old fire de-
partment. S "0
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NEW NATIONAL TREATER.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER
PAREPA ROSA GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
DAhL ...-..Proprlet' r and plrector
DE business Manager.
SEASON OF FIX NIGHTS ONLY ANDA
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
Opening night, MONDAY EVENING, November
Is. Triumphant Re-entree of the Reiguing Favor
lite, MADAME PAREPA ROSA on which occasion
will be produced Doniz-tti's Tragic Opera,
LUCRErIA BURGIA.
MADAME PAREPA ROSA in her grandest role of
Lucretia Debut of Italy tayorie Tenor di Grazia,
MR.. TOM KARL, as Genaro, and Mr.. AYNSLEY
COOK, the celebrated Basso Baritone from Uovent
Garden, London, as rhe Duke. Re entree of the
great iavorite Contralto, MRS. ZELDA sEGUIN, as
Mato Orsini; Conductor, Nh. CARL ROSA.
Tuesday, the new opera, SATANELLA, and de-
but Of the most eminent American Prima Donna,
ME VANZ1Nl,(M Mrs Van ZandtD Wednesday
MARTHA: Thursdsy-DON GIOVANNI. Fri
Gay-MAhITANA. Saturday evening-THE MAR
RlAGE OF FIGARO. Saturday, at 2 O'Clock,
GRAND GALA MATINEE
~ The sale Of Reserved Seats commences Thurs
day, at Metzerott 4 Co. Music Store, Pcnnsylva-
MIA avenue.
S2G; in Orchcstra Circle, 81; in Dress Circle,
SlI0. Admission, 81 Gallery, 50 Gents.
moo IRepublicaD, Chronicle, Patriot
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GEN JAMES MCCLEARY, Representative in
Congress from st. Mary's parish, Louisiana
died in New York yesterday morning of con
sumption,
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1.-THE Mormons are making love TO their
irst wives.
0Americans are said to be the greatest tea-
thinking people In the world. =
IA Wisconsin justice Of the peace granted
himself divorce
nTln Wisconsin there Is q ten-acre lot M
2otafoes, which are roasted as II done In An
wen. - ~
0A New York correspondent saws his ssverv
soul was cooled mp I'm horror by a certsi,
incident of the Chicago fire.
Three Pennsylvanians read about the war
Of 1872, and then went and thraxhed An Fnglish-
man half TO death.
IA speaker at the Pittsburg Woman Suf-
nage Association remarked that Imam n only
an imperfectly developed woman
y The Russian style OF dress is 20 adopted
here this Winter, and bonnets, gloves, boots,
dresses, cloaks, and wells are 20 be trimmed with
all sorts and kinds OF fur
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CAPT. r. W. SHUFRLDT has withdrawn hi
application to be detached from the Wabash
and will 60 out in command of that vessel.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEArER.

THU EVENING, AND EVERY EVENING DUR
ING THE WEEK,
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Mr. Bronson Z. Howards original American comedy
Of coutempOraneUus society, called
SARATOGA: OR, PISTOLS FOR SEVEN.
MIR. j G. SAVlLLE as BOB sACkEr.
Presented with entirely new and elaborate scenery,
gcIg Gus aud elegant dresses, furniture Ia mode,
and magnificent cast.
hoTE.-ln order TO supply a public demand, a
ranch tick ct Gee will be opened az Ellis music
ttOre on and after this date. nO66s
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ARRESTED FOR PENSION FRAUps-Basi r.
Bowers, lawyer Of Moundsville, West Virginia,
has given bail 70 appear for trial before the
United States District Court, to be held az
wheeling, on the 7th day Of April next; He 4
charged with defrauding widow in the settle-
ment Of her pension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

COMMISSIONER BAKER, of the Pension Office,
pronounces totally false the statement printed
in the New York Sun that his chief clerk, Mai.
Johnes, has been gully of fraud in the settle
ment of pension claims.
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DRY GOODS.

CONNOLLYS,
eos 9th street, opposite Patent Othce.
Chihren's Cashmere Hose, loo.
lEesses' bibbed Stockings, loo.
Z, = foFtables, large size. say.
lf-sFfs and Gents Merno Shirts, 81.
Curtain Lace from n. 7. auctions, nc.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81 per pair.
Heavy Saline for Ladies SacQues, 625zc.
Zine all Linen Table Napkins, 81 IS doz. no St
TT JOSEPH J. MAYS @H
l.AGl Paris Kid Glove Depot, uAh,1
1lp ~ $50 PESS'A AVENUE, bet. 9th 4 10th. w y
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Two HUNDRED AND fIFTV-FTvE YEARS IN
STATE PRIsoN.-The Grand jury OF the United
States Circuit Court have found seventeen in
dctments against Joshua ID. Miner for counter
fciting. The punishment imposed for each Of
fence Is fifteen years i'm State Prison m aking the
aggregate term two hundred and fifty-five years
Miner IL said 20 be a millionaire, and has en-
plOyed able counsel. who are about 10 move for
an adjournment Of the trial, preparatory 20 Of
iering bail for the prisoner,-N. 4. S,s,,,
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ESTABLISHED IN WASHINGTON, D. O., 1861
DIR. WHITE, CHIRoPoDIsr,
No. $3.50 10TH street, opposite o. s. Treasury,
Washington, D. c., and No. North Charles street.
Baltimore, Md, successfully treats
COINS, BUNIONS,
Club and Ingrowng Nails, Chilblains, and other dis
eases OF the Feet, without pain Inconvenience to
the patient. The shoe can be worn with ease imms-
diAtely after the operation. Refers to the many
lent physicians, surgeons and thousands Of other
vel known and responsible persons who patronise
ms establishment. oc23- tr
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Democratic Printing once (sutted
IN New York by q Rival Faction.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The once of the Ho-
Doken Leader, a democratic paper, was entered
ny burglars early this morning the TYNE nied
and the office thrown into confusion. The fact
$ absorbed to rival democratic faction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

JUDGE j. j. MARTIN, Sixth Auditor of the
treasury, has returned from his vacation
which he spent in Alabama.
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The passive policy" devised by Frank Blair
Tor the democratic party, to the effect that the
aarty should make no nomination for President.
hut attach its organization to the tail OF the kite
raised by the squad Of republicans disaffectsd
with Grant, seems to receive countenance from
only one democratic paper-the Missouri Repxb-
ican. The Chicago Tines pronounces AZ "a a
razy departure" and suggests that, while fur
aishing ninety-nine per cent OF the voters OF the
lropeeed combination, 1t would prefer 10 sup
Iiy at least one per cent OF the candidates to be
g1oted for.
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~ The original dollar store-the United
States Treasury.
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SECRETARIES Belknsp, Boutwell, and Delano
are the only members OF the Cabinet in town
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s4,0o0,0oo WORTH OF FRAUDULENT BONDs.
The New York World is authority Tor the state
ment that = fraudulent issue Of the bonds OF
South Carolina TO the extent Of twenty millions
of dollars has been sde by the financial agent
of the State. The story is a. vet uncOnirmed.
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Lea 4 PERKINS, sauce.

PRONOUNCED Dy OOhn0lsseur1
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
IT improves appetite and digestion, and 1t is un-
rivaled for its flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA & PERKINS, to
prosecute all parties max ing vending counterfets
JOHN DUNCANS SONS,
au12-eO6m Agents, New York
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDRNT.-The
President to-day appointed Horatio G.. Sickle
pension agent at Philadelphia, vice Forbes, re-
moved; John W. Davis and VIM. Prescott
Smith, commissioners from Maryland to the
centennial celebration at PHILADELPHIA
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az $50 ,00e worth very best quality PARIS
KID GLOVES tour own impOrtation1 with one,
two. three and four buttons.
e. adiFs', 81: GPpts'. 81 Is: Chifdrenis, q 50
~ .0ae pairs "LUPIN' s" KID GLOVES at
IS The Trade supplied at New York prices
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s6O1 .76S.45.
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GOLD BONDS.
DURING TIE PAST FEW WEEKS
THE DEMAND FOR
$50 NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD.
BONDS
Has been daily Increasing, and holders Of FIVE.
TwESTIEs continue to manifest the fullest conf
dence in
NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN
THIRTIES
BY the exchange Of large amounts Of Goyerpn.n,s
called I'm for redemption, into these securities.
ne Bonds are secured beyond al oue.s,on n, :.
hrst and only mortgage the Road lac entire roll
ing stock and o!oe0 900 acres Of the finest land
in the world.
We do not hesitate 30 commend these Bonds 10 our
friends end the public, and no stronger proof Of
their popularity could be offered than the sales
during the hrst week Of the present month, which,
notwithstanding the disturbances In monetary az
fairs -EXCIEDED THOSE OF ANY SIMILAR
PERIOD.
An marketable securities received IN exchange.
Full particulars furnished BY
VXyARyIK1D'e RAIkNT C0LD-WA
w IL A5AAA0 sOAFi
s$ S 6S5fidSsdGaEiEkFs,
NO WlSHB0IKDSF
9usrsnfesd g % Al that is claimed, n dircc,lsas
ere used. Sold by ell Grocer, aud may hx
HASKxLL, LYON CO.
rooLE > HUME. s sss fs. a..
NnolesAle Agents for the
sssn Dlstriet q COLUMBIA.
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FRED. DOUGLASS was unanimously nominated
for the New York Assembly by the republican
convention for the I'd district of Monroe county.
which met at Rochester. Saturday evening As
The district is strongly democratic, his chances
of election are not worth much.
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I'D H.e. 7'D
FALL AND WINTER
BUSINESS FULLY INAUGURATED
HABLE BReIHERs,
WITH A GoRsESgs STOCK o. RICH AND
FALL IND WINTER CLOTHING.
FOR GENTLEMEN AND THEIR SONS.
Every effort has been put forth this season TO
PLEASE THE PEOPLE.
the very greatest care taken to have the
STYLE, QUALITY AND MAKE
rank equal, il no, superior, to any ready made
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
HAS NEVER HAD SUCH GREAT DISPLAY
OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS OF
PIECE GOODS.
Inspection and comparison invited. All viii re-
oeiye polite attention, whether they wish purchase
or not.
HABLE BROTHERS,
ocz NV. COR or TrH AND STREETS.
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r. LYONS BLACK GBOs GRAIN SILKS. -es
Just received from our Agent at Lyons, one more
case u those elegant (sdtin fsishl BLACK GROS
low esTice Of Sis. Sl. sa2s. s2M. ea75. aud "a
feryard. JOSEPH j. MAY.
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INCREASE or SMALLPOX IN PHILADELPHIA.
The Philadelphia hoard OF health reports an
average OF fourteen deaths per day from small
pOx during Saturday, being a slight increase
over the previous week.
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COLLECTOR RoBBIE MORE TRoUBLE.-Col
lect0r Robb has returned TO Savannah, and i in
charge OF the custom house. A bill has been
found in the United States court against him
for embezzlement and aiding in a conspiracy TO
defraud the government He has been bailed
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HABLE BROTHERS.

ocz NV. COR OF TrH AND d STREE
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Inspection and comparison invited All will re-
or not.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
SHIILIs'r'Ss
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

All The MAGAZINES and FASHION BOOKS for
hOyemksr, end everything in the STATIONERY
and BLANK BOOK line, Wholesale and resail1 st
sRUIINGTONS BOOKSTORE,
ocFt Corner a. street and Penpa a-erne,
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OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY sTORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
first class goods at fair prices, for cash.
LITHOGkAPHTNG, ENGRAViNG, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE To ORDER.
The public are invited to call and examine our
Few stock. BEN. y. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door to Jay Cooke 4 Co.
sellr Washington d. o.
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GoID BONDS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-03-16
OBITUARY.

Henry Ward, whose death is announced elsewhere, has been for several years past an employee in this office. He was the eldest son of the late William Ward, and when school boy gave evidence of unusu al talent, and was distinguished as the DO. ct of the school. He had strong desire for liberal education, and was fully pre-. pared to enter college but not having the means, he learned the business of prin ter, at New Haven, and has been employed in various offices for nearly fifty years. Flo, a time he was the editor of a paper in New Jersey, and also in this village. His disap- pointment in not being able to enter col lege had g depressing effect on bis mind, and led to indulgences disastrous to his temporal prosperity, and he consequently struggled all his life with poverty. He was man of most scrupulous integrity and never had an enemy. Many of his poetical efusions have been published in the En- quirer and other papers, and are worthy of preservation in volume. His knowledge of history, of the languages and of the lit erature of the times, was very extensive, and though moving in humble life. his memory will be cherished by many ac- quaintances and friends.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-03-16
CORNWALL, March 18th 1871


 MIR. EDITOR Having noticed in the Ssss- ttnel. lately, several attacks on the Negro and their right to vote in the coming Election, and also casting slurs on the Republican candidate for Congress in this District, and upon Republican voters in general, I thought it no more than justice to the edi- tor of the Sentinel to inform him through the Enquirer that he might spend some of his leisure moments in reforming some of the white Democrats of Cornwall, as well as to devote so much space on stray ne gro, as he did in the last issue of that pa per. The Editor of the Sentinel has forgot. ten to inform the voters of the 4th Con. gressional District, that Joel w. Perkins, now in Jail under $12,0O0 Bonds for the crime of Incest is staunch Democrat and has always voted for W. H. Barnum, Since his incarceration he has had sent to him. under the frank of the said w. H. Bar. mum. the Presidents Message and accom- paning documents which are now awaiting Perkins at the Post Office in Cornwall Bridge. Whether Barnum will bail Per kins so that he can vote, remains to be seen. JUSTICE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-03-16
WOODBURY.

MT. Woodbury of Maine, lectured here on temperance on the 9th and 7th ult. His audiences were large and highly entertain ed. He pitied the drinker but not the sell Ter. His wit and stories help him to set forth the evils of selling and drinking in a vivid light, but to be fully appreciated he must be heard. Many signed the pledge, and will meet on the 18th ult., to organize an Order of Good Samaritans.
 The ladies of the South Congregation al Society gave an entertainment of Tab leaux, Charades, etc., accompanied with music by the Woodbury Band, at the town Hall. on Wednesday and Friday evenings last; the proceeds, clear of expenses. were sixty five dollars
 w P. Abernathy, who has been in trade with R. s. Bronson, & Go. of Hotch- kissville the year past. is about removing to Northampton, Mass. where he intends to engage in the manufacture of Port Mo- nies, Wallets, &c., with some small articles of dry goods. .-a'....,.-.s .,.-