Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

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 PsSNsYLvASIA-- Grants MajoritA in Pennsylvania will be 5000. Philadelphia, majority 27,o00.
 kEBRAsK s.-Omaha, Neb Returns from aIl posnts show fepubifcan gssfEig over October election: Grants majority prob ably about 10.6O0.
 M.1sE.AMianight. % towns otes1S si8,aa siv8s Grant 11B6 gain over State election.
 sAfAssAGHUsEEEss=-zGiig as4zuuaiie tAs State will R be a about & 54 900 e,.B3a4pp Banks deleated. .iooss,o asi ena U .sssll VERlEoNT.- Grant majority in Stats
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 NoRrH CAROLINE Scattering ret returns na fromidifferent portions of the, State. indis cate 1t gone for Grant. 1Returnsi show slightly increased Grant maiorrities, h9''sq,' ' $: RHODE IsLAND.-Gives Grant an in- creased majority and elects two Congress-. men. eis@ eA9fd sIf .sifdqi1d :4ninfIs se $
 NEw YokAiKz4 kAiKz4 Associated Asaoci dilP Press dispatch ddss
 es indicate that Grant carries New York State by 3o, ,0001a Greeley probablyeasries l. the city by 25,ooo. Havemneyern elected Mayor.aa mae1l oi ,la.fsa ssG4 bsthdfG.i. s NEW sHA MFssHIRE. L. Repubh hcanss claim the State by from ], 800 to 2, 1000. 3oR1sso ! s NEW JERSEY. Retprns shooH. V an in inessas55 M & ed Grant vote and zindicatethat the State has gone Republican by small majority. ;. ARKANSAS. 2 Dispatch from little Rock says Grant and whole Republican State ticket are elected by handsome majority.
 Ono. Greeley runs ahead of October election will probably ca carry ' Hamilton county from 6,OOO to 10, 900 majority.
 Estimates in New York at, 10, p.1 m .no4 .a, Pennsylvania, 100, 900; ohio,,o lso,oOo; Illinois, 4O,OoO; South Carolina, B, GOO; Indiana, 5000; Wisconsin, 10; ;o00s Ore: gon 2,oOO; Mississippi, 15,OOO; lIinneso4 ta, 10000; Kansas, %. .00o, Georgia lGree. ley) 3O,O0O. ." yf,sl qoot Plymouth sketches-No.iis. h'G, 70,
 If mistake not, this town has in com. mon with others 3 death record, which shows whose son or daughtersa deceased person was.s Il think however that it tells the pedigree no farther back. There are ssohe persons, even men and women, who know not the given name of their grand parents and there are multitudes to whom the names of their great grandparents, are entirely unknown. Occasionally, howev- CT, an individual is found enquiring into the history of his progenitors For the benefit of any..such, as we'll as to gratify a natural inclination for rflooking back into the past, your correspondent will now and then give, So far as he is able to do. SO, brief pedigree of those who shall have gone ''the way of all the earth.niulrsgo sal
 Mrs. Thomas Scott, whose death,f at the age of A, occurred on the 2Oth of Oct, (after long and occasionally severe Ill ness) was Eliza, daughter of Morris, grand daughter of Jesse, and great grand daueh- ter of Caleb Hnmiston, Esq, who was one of the first justices of the peace in the So ciety of Northbury, now Plymouth; and who came here from somewhere stdow4n country, " either North, Haven or Milford, believe, so far as in thesemodefn days can be ascertained Mrs. Scott was the second female married within a. Congre- gational church in this town.i 4ffz s.lae
 On Wednesday, Oct 30, Charles Sey- mour of Thomaston had the misfortune to lose his left hands third finger. which was taken of by machinery in the ease shop. Curfously enough, it was severed in three different places without badly in turing any other finger. s.ls ss3 -.r,sT- On Wednesday, Oct 30, Gen. Lewis Wallace of Indiana, ''held forth" in the First Congregational church, in suppori Of the. Republican cause. Both the Thomaston and Terryville bands were in attendance, and furnished some fine music TOT the occaslon.f0a at} IiA aa.3asliA ,.9ge November 4th, 1872. ssoi5iaoq sfJ bsia T | ~@s ~ NO. 11S.
 The much talked of horse disease, which appears to be roaming about the country as freely as the mountain air, seeking fol substances to. feed upon, has reached this immediate: vicinity, and commenced its sravages to such an extent as naturally te create considerate excitement, though prrhaps no very serious alarm. It is thought that few if any will escape 1t. On Monday, the 4th, Scott E Granniss merchants at Pequabuck (Terryyille sta: tion) used an OK team for the delivery of goods, and twill be nothing strange if other events of q similar. kind soon oc- cur. si5sHt g.siA a} as 1s5,3ifG 9gduab ant | The heavy white frost of this morning may or may not be an omen in regard te the result of the Presidential election. Does it indicate that the old white hal and coat are to- spread themselves oyes our land during the next four years? Ol does it rather represent that the ssLet us have peaceT policy is to continue for an 
 tlother term? A few hours more will de. eide which is to be. , 1a~d oe ..+ - I4lE Electionsdayis being enlivened hereby two or there auctions of Household fufni. tnre &c.. &c9 ZY9Fs lso bSos base saois '"A'' t''1AS.a is8gsat.niN yissiai3sb la le .sFoies5 5aoxa .PLXMoUTHEAN.s sf Ias5Nov. 9th, 1S72.S io gsrg os 6aaqa 7oa bsal Ifss se1gEk z--=zz- -s 744 s&ai E E. Essia Harhte edaiesxaso7d 2 i'm, shepherds at the grange, fTs1 Where the babe was born, eSSzA. F . fsyf t.1 Sang, with many change, F5asfss' l. s1 Christmas carols until mornsd ,zs4z ? ksaF a Let as, by the fire aaw baa asoi@ss + Ever higher ss.ns7.< sri s.aes Ea. r Sing them till the night expire. ' -. = &ss IF fE1g4s51 o9 st&s% IoNGFEILow.
 On last Saturday evening twenty-fiEs invited persons were present at Mr. Me.