Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12
'';s.i.WHoLE NO Oss238O G.,

i.iiFi sIT -sn1 4ss lt9 dinner and is soMqn1d-aslseR M ct psss i attend dance,a the Church of the Ascension;sdi but. should anys9 ys9acoident sor- ine3enentAs'A
 weather aetain hir1, there is certain t6 lieseg upon the fhbfA :cti$p cock shatssr little nete Fni the scaptasnE best hand starpls Mng thes reason for shisi nen.appearanc8;ssg and his apolog4es' bhefefor Captain fTkr.liss
 h1sitfh d chest is, extraaoid dinary., TheFes"i s"i isinp greater crriosity in the city Shan the,sS. courteous. smiling old gentleman who sitsleei Sunday after Sunday in his arm chair ff tthe q broad aisle the qhHfcR of tGa A s4s st cepslon'si t aete it." T ts:iaae' s@t Ii t..1 ln raj t+---+4es +~H fssv,,li ] ,.o5faaa'eWO WOLG0FFVILEE' s,4se l. 'seia
 l., Ata Town Maetings held, at the Tovasiast
 Hall last Monday, of tak; tax ,,+. ... ingsinto consideration the proposed ihtrot,'3o,
 the Union District School sys, Sss s. tenn into Torrington, it;was resolved not ksA | to adopt the system but that the p9es, ent system was equal fQ o our wants the same meeting it wase proposed that. there
 beimade an abatepiehtt t, on taxes, ,Qf33wo per cent, when paid previous to March 1,
 1871. The road matter of John N,Mhi- ting and others was ,Is pesstpo|nea tp|n tod Special meeting in April. s.i*ta;.1 .ttlt .s,,tl ' Y
 4 Four boys reaiidiiip s.i these p. parts were arrested on Wednesday,,i Dec 2sth;si
 oln complaint ofgrand, juror Hopkins for
 EnQt complying with the rulsssof the Nadga- tuck R. R. Co.,, in. regard to, getting npon
 the cars and laafing upon the premises dSdni .of.n
 the Company. Justice Calhoun fined each
 E$1. DO with costs. +''s''''' ' " @f'@'';@se"'' A
 Last Monday night select hop VI was t"eb
 given at the Alien House It was the sue. uf' & ] cess of the season. " 's'l '@"' "' ''-'s'i" 'zH
 Our public schools opened last Tues as'a
 day with full attendance "s''':@,sastH 'a'"a 'd .,.. The friends of Mr. c. M. Ladd will BerS ss
 grat tfied to 1eafH, that lie" is fmproving
 saptdIy iti ifealtl.h "gts' aa4' is"'+asft ai
 Tie ladies 6dqs st 1 socii: scii:'W
 ety interested iii doing good ana n cuisvassf H
 ting social ssntinentI met at Mrs. J. r. 'fSs Call ouniis s, Wedhnesday.~ 4tR inst for for the" nj
 purpose Of forming min sewing society," F Drr:. A. D. Barber, one 0f Our best eTti.t h"A kens Kas Sold lis stofs ahd good win 't6oCW vi McNeil' & O., who viii prosecdEe the drug .e4sl bus mess Dr. B., will remove to Bethsl,sh;ps.
 Gt, and eonFinhe the practice Of edcine. i''''t' May he be as successful in his new'fiela ofi"qat aSglpn us he oesefVes' ,haieNi% ,,t aaft "", s '.~', WAFEBToWiN. ,7 n 's''i t'''' ' II Atthe annual eleeqAon; of Federal Lodge. o.,, No. It,. 9Sk trfM,, sop Monday. eyenallnga FDec! 2lsb 1870 the following officers were erected Ior tne year ensullnE James ass L. h.s;,
 hoVeland, ". M.; John A., Woodward, 8. :. -
 w.; George E, Pritohar9 j: VI; Albert, T,i.'. s'a~
 B4ease ssc.; Leman " Cutler a Ire. Treas nr eeofge Hubbard. g. tD.; Rayd ;. B, Can |,
 dee J. p, Lewis! Apdrus and nd Norman F ".
 Barr es' Stewards yasOh Riakssles, ! e2, Tyler y ,I AeAs The Rev. James lFreenaaq Clarke, ofttt. . Boston, who was the pastor ofathe late Governor Andrew. delivered g lecture % in ,,as that city on Monday evening, upon his
 life and character, 'Phea lectnrea aabounHec f''n'- in personal reminiscences; some of which were new ,"rWe do no" Heceollect tor haveassa before seen the following gs which shows ais. what Mr.. Seward though, of the chances 9fa,sas redpPing the rebellion and abolishing slave ", as late as October, 1S64:Ac'' Ts''"" v'"''tv F'"fHe was chosen to attend thea convention aasl iniChicagot which n9minated 9 FsAbrahamlo co. Lincoln and Hannibal Hamin. At first he,s -, was in favor of Mr. Seward, and voted fof'H 'e Oln pS CAnufEtaL0. @A 'De11eV0 CuttG a0 H1SF1 considered l,:. MmseHt fOrtunate ,s, a that he did not secure the nomination of t,i,:, Mir, Seward, for an anecdote which he once told showed that he did not cdhsidef MHsifa' a'l Seward.s of political matters als, eat, FwaysI very reliable,u He came back, from ,.,,, Washington in the fall of 1864, and saw ,AA him about what was going oan tAere,' ana h5d g" MT. Seward. This Wasi in October, a11864. >. ssb just at the time when the series of union
 victories was conn11eneiHg which tethinaa ahFffs ted Withstlie sarreneder Ga Riehmond.AA vfesaIl
 ''At that tirpe. Mr. Seward said. s:.oyern1 aai, FeR Andrew, we have, been coptendlng for - three principles: Fffst,,' to pdt down tic f'' rebellion by force; seeoHdy ysatheu aboliti6ni Q slavery and thirdly, to restore jpniOn ,sa}. NowS' said MT. Seward, T think we shall fail.ih the two first. We shall not be able
 to put (lownnthe ebellieHaB5 force! a''WeSse Shall not be ablert to abolish slavery But ts by means , of some !?lf c9mRFomise with stha yaf .sautI Iern leaders we may be able to restore
 make to l1im2"% Said he, Eherewas n6sh-. tas EingtP be said to man that was ,in, that ,ss ? Q state lof mind, and l took my hat and came < awayl "esfrss asad Ei" las, ,s'sd4 isaH Tad7 naa
 gsa -r--ttr,ee --s -p -s-rss.-i411 ;.siIsai i l.
 Chtistine Nilssonehas for,a second ltims.et ta u assisted her colonized countrymen here to build aichRVeh5 sin gihg onseO Christmas dKySz in an Illinois village Qfithfee ORf0pE thQps=sa., and Inhabitants, Yieuxtemps, fBrignoli, ]. Verger and tic dhenna Bosihi accoom6 pahied hied her5 andait was truly delightful faFait.s ssa As the high priceaofa thea tickets. shut;ot ,ss many Poor Sgades, fg9m the, EegAlaE sppfsssa cert, these people, at Nilssop's suggestion,
 were gashefed in aotiier 'hhlI,e WIigfe slitp "' gave them a special concert afterw&rd tlFhe4 .ltr people crowded around her at it's close and greeted her isina her native itohge. She eTsa
 khe9 na the plain board floor and kissed ali. asal
 the cbildlrep aud greeted, among others. ai,,s;f sk3wedish woman who came forward with n ~' Etrembl her lip, for she had been apiaY:.9 ss
 mate off Caristinisa twenty years ago" ihs '''ts (Smoh4pa. where they s5osa fagots stOgsthep .ws f4iSfn itha wood