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in question had been comprised In an idotc en-
deavor OF static, the unmeasurable and Atkinson,
the candidate for conspicuous martyrdom, to put
into nomination Charles Francis Adams and press
him upon the Baltimore Convention. At this Gov
ernor Cox rose up and SAID he was tired OF being
made ngurehead OF Righteousness, and shook the
Lloyds the varioloyds and other forms OF juvenity
and playfuness from his conscience, and departed
q sadder II not q wiser man.
While waiting around the door the Evening Post
came to hand and this extract was read to several
delegates
The speakers unanimous in the expression OF the
dislike OF MIR. Greeley might also say their oah -
him. His nomination compared To dose OF ~.
icine an "emetcn which must be swallowed but T'ea
very disgusting to the patient Shci
..Thats lie |" said two or three. !" ~,
Wells said something OF that kind, but u avic a.
were generally eulOgistc OF Creole ~ sp si ,
abused him were in some way pensic All . wiz
of this juvenile Free Trade League sin emes,s
from siO OOO to 100000 year fro WcH SoH Vs
merchants and now wants to ro ve Greeley TeM to
and he knew better Let am rc right V over "a
The primary school in tSer s order Of his going
he can support s'e nm '0A''
Evening Post Char ~ Ncrdho. was on the spot
IT aoas mo good work for the
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 81, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Dorian (BD, Taylor, Glasgow-ITenderson
Bros
Steamship st Olaf NG), Brown, Havana-Funch, Edge
steamship Benefactor Jones' wilmington, NC-Loril.
Ship cynosure tBr), oram Liverpoo-Tapscott Bros a
Ship Liverpool Lambert. London-Grinnell Minturn 4
:, ship Magdaene NGD, Henke Hamburg Chas Lulng 4
Bark Star of Devon (Br) Gorley London-Arkell Tufts
Bark Embla (Nor), Crude. London-Funch, Edge 4
;, Bark Gustavo dtaD Trapan Gloucester, E-Fnnch,
BARK Palas (RuS. Niskan Bristol E-Tetens 4 Book
Bark Irene Nor, Jorgensen, stettin-Funch, Edge &
Bank Bragg Nor wahlgren, stettin-Funch, Edge a
Bark Masonic Lanphier, Cadiz-Isaac Lanpher.
snrA o WRa Go
Brig Felicia GtaD, Romano, silloth-Funch Edge Co.
Brig Choice tsr), Daken st Johns, MP / Nevius 4
Brig VIM Gordon tBD, Irving, Pctou, MSS Merchant
Brig Ramirez Barnard Galveston-c Mallory Co.
Brig Wordsworth, Baiiey, st Marys, Gal II Win
Brig Smith, Dodge Portsmouth. NH-Mlller 4
schr Harriet Brewster, squires Humacoa PR-A Alb.
schr z N Sawyer Kelly, Baracoa-BJ weinberg
S Schr Arthnr, Eidridge BrazosnW dollhouse Rnid
Petty
sehr yapor, Applegae, Washington, DC-slaght &
Petty
schr W Bonncl Bonnen Washington, DC-slaght &
Petty
schr Franklin Bell, Saxton, Washington, DC-Slaght
Petty
senr Herschel, Chambers, Washington, DC-slaght 4
Petty
Schr r Fay, Brown. Philadelphia-H W Loud & Co.
schr Maggie Cummings Smith, Phadelphia-Miller h
Houqhton.
,,.schr Amelia Augusta, Mott, Acknowledgment 4
Wood
Sloop Blauvelt, Roberts New Haven.
Steamer Iacony Nichols Philadelphia
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Phadelnhn.
Steamer Stimer. warren. Philadelphia.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Holland OBJ, Bragg, Liverpool June and
Hurst. Had stfcne westerly winds to the Banks and
tucket ahsp passed on teamsh i bound nd e ean
sano time sgnaed Hamburg and an Inman steamship
steamship Great Western CBr,, stampcr, Bristol F.
sons. Had strong westerly winds up 10 the Western
Islands sines e. ns weaIle e,, p..
Brest SUI with mdse and passengers, 10 Geo Macken
Steamship Eagle eB Jacsma COW iay DAYS. with
coal 70 the International Coal and Railway Co; vessel
steamship Fanita Doane, Philadelphia with mdse, to
ship DuIeep Singh CBD, Williams, Calcutta and Sand
Heads March 10 with mdse to sparks, Passed Cape
crossed ne Equator Nay 2s IN lon 3 y "; he'd ine
Seahe .poFs S he e s ss Lon
y sd day out 2', n, T., ~ o9 SO r sg bea L2won
y l. ship LoeSsley ms from Calcutta for Ioaicn, y
S BARK GHt om IRA i' 2n l. & d sy o ha s
hnn 10 j i lon % = ship csrgse rom Msras 10y Lon
from London for bombay 20 days on;; 2i,i lac u . s
Ion z q - = ship Keenan, ON Gmpgs from alta for Lon
msgi' Sstle i19% Calcutta Tor London day % Sh
Town cGH 70 days on: May j. st 20 : ~ Il ~ !, Sin
Gomarn from Calcutta Tor liverpool 50 ds,s on, March
bremen Gays jahe ii sa ID: Z brig Gs
Feb ID and ione March ii Win ni~a,e o IDA sSa Wool
Equator May lon 3 y' led R ad9 .U aud r ,s
bark s Vt sS. %iSa o tHg y n o . 's ss
out 18th lat - p $, lens .hp Crusade, isorn sc.ion
for Valparaiso; May b la, 26 10 - Jon ~ s. esk Alliance
bound south 9th lat IS 3. = lon g S. bark rayine ,!ir)
bound southi ih lat :. W y Ion -, sh,p isIapa (g:l
,hp satan sel soonl soa I'm st 70 % ION 2, ,5
neiro for antwerp; c.h s. II 81 s, lou 81 80 schr lave
rh 90 from Rio jsneiro iLr .sbon 2,.h lat ~ 60 Ion
- ,ark Picerio tB.), bound sou1h
npplp Livingston Brl, NeNulleu, Liverpool 40 days
Bar. go - ' 'N wy
snip Betty 500 Nntzhorn, Antwerp 42days with mdse
to ~ Nool &C. SOCK tie northern And light
"nas ahS rae we@ner been y days Yves, q he HANKS
Bhfk NhWorth Castle (B.J, iins later, Hiuvo Feb Is
Will teas u tn!y 20. Had moderate NE wind. Down
the China sea; passed Aner March 8; Ind iisirratc
In IL (nnuA
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Steamship FL Cid. Davis, New York for Norwich.
Schr surprise, Pierce, Baltimore New Haven
Schr Fair Wind Bowman, New York for New Bedford.
Schr u De Witt. Parker, New York for New Bedford.
schr u Euriett Rogers, South Amboy for New York.
Schr Sarah Bnrton. Whestone for Northrup.
Schr Sarah Maria Curry. New York for Giencove.
Schr A & Chase, Merriam, New York for Gloucester.
Schr Mary Smith, Andrews Smiths Point tor Provi.
dence.
schr II Drew Kane, Port johnson for Hartford
Schr James Hoffman, Shropshire, New Brunswick for
New Haven.
Schr Hamburg, Prescott Philadelphia for Hartford.
Schr Lizzie, Taylor. Port johnson for New London.
Schr a III Hurlburt, Gfen Georgetown, for New Haven
Schr Hawley, Daley, Elizabe Import for Warren.
Schr Witch, Hazel New York for Taunton
schr DR. VIM Powers, Crosbcy, Hobokcn for New
Haven.
SchrJ Bartlett, Hooper, IIoboken for saybrook
ScEr q L Daholl, Rankin, New York for Grecnpoint
scir Golden nnle, Wilson, South Amboy Tor Boston.
Schr Phsro, Bingham, Elizabcthport for Providence
steamer electra, Mott. Ncv York 'or Providence.
Bark Lothair Orr; B:o1nc. New York FOR Cow Bay.
Bark Thonas, CoIa:.le, smith, New York for Mira
michi
Schr Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Hunters Point for Provi-
dencc
schr Francis Lyons, Lyons Ncw,york for Nantucket
Scr w II Dodge, Martin, Staten Island for Glencove.
Schr Chas Grainer, Harvey, Elizabethport for New
Haven.
schr Coral, Browne, Eli2abethport for Plymouth
Schr J Murray, Jones New YORK for New Haven.
Schr q Royce ns;ock New York Tor Grecnpoint
schr fs,ssa a s s s lev S YORK k for My Ny ,
Schr Prudence Hnisc y, Elizabcthport for Newport
Schr Mary Ann Geary, GIL Elizabethport for Proyi-
schr Forest Home, Kent Norfolk tyr Providence
Schr Helen Bond Wilcox, New York tor Fall River
Schr Surf, Merwin, New Brunswick for Norwich.
wind at sunset sw
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DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH JUNE
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BRANDRETH's PILLS
medicine Of all mankind.

TH6MPsoN late of Boston ia located at No.
a ass ssea
e
Has had the Of man record Cures
pepsa in three davs after other physicians had tried 70
he
he as msu n rss n S s f $ e
ss hs a %e sp w not $
Il dd not hinder me from my business and eat what
pain; left h@ hsy Ssn . sse
without asking question Examination eonsnta,
mention the cure Go and see him liz viii satisfy you
s p sn aa.n Is q. are e sSsn $40
For many years was sufferer from Catarrh and Dys:
found no permanent relief was induced 70 Try br.
greatly improved have occasion to take medicine
since 0r shFee years
MINNEAPOLIS MIMI 81 ane s7s s'a'' NAl0"" H"n1
MI. ...,n. MN E.roLis Mimi. May %, ls7a
william Thompson was practising medicine In this CITY,
weeks The got together and called on me to
make s @ said for
patients and spong their business made ;hs demand
IA
G W and nd his together
JOHN G. WILLIAMS
Ex-Assistant Assessor, u. S. Revenue Department
Read few Of his from the Boston Herald OF
March s, 1872
very remarkable cure has been performed by DR..
VIM Thompson, rs fremont street, within eight weeks
named Seavey to him, he says, afflicted
with Catarrh and Dyspepsia; his obstinate
and resisted the treatment OF physicians Of note and
ability for six years. Under Dr. Thompsons treatment he
was cured in eight week. During the eight weeks Of re-
62 pounds in So days he said making according to his
own statement very remarkable cure. The man APP
This may certify mat have been sick for period q
ten years with dyspepsia and have been doctOrcd by
seventeen physicians got weak at last could not
sit up and had been confined to bed for nine weeks,
and was very low. DR.. Thompson took charge of my
case and in four days could walk and now am very com
four flights without trouble. Persons desrous of
seeing can do by calling at my residence fremont
street. opposite fremont House. MARY MADDEN
He could produce ten times many remarkable cnres
but it costs too much.
ONCE hours IL and to g. Sundays to H. for
n short time.
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NORTH ATLANTIC EXPRESS COMPANY
IN General office, 81 Broadway, New York Incorpo-
rated under special charter Capital, 81 00O0UO Ofices
and agencies In all parts oil Europe.
The North Atlantic Express Company, In addition to
their regular forwarding and delivery OF merchandise
packages baggage specie and other valuablcs TO and
from all parts of Europe and the United States
tariff rates covering all charges except duties and
exactcd by governments now prepared forward and
deliver
SMALL PREPAID PARCELS
TO part of Europe Mt the following rates covering all
charges whatsoever except duties and fees that may be
exacted by the government OF the country in which place
OF destination is situated.
TABLE OF RATES
to and nom New York and all towns in the countries
named below, having direct railway connection with
Liverpool, Havre, Bremen and Hamburg
Articles wholly partially composed of glass other
fragile Materials or pcrishable articles not taken NJ
these rates
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STAMPS TO COVER SUCH THROUGH RATES.
The company furnish stamps OF the several denorina-
lions named in the table OF rates below which may be
placed npon parcels in iuli payment W TO delivery
stamps may be ordered by post of any denomination
required Packages stamped per rates given below
and forwarded to New York Office prepaid TO New York,
VIII be Delivered IN any part OF Europe as addressed
without further charge 10 shipper or receiver except
duties and fees as above, Ii any are exaced by the Gus
toms authorities
FROM EUROPE TO THE UNITED STATES.
Parcels forwarded from any Of the companys
offices agencies In Europe to any part Of the United
States Rates New York above. Additional charges
between New York and all towns north OF Washington
and east OF St Lonis for gsryes not exceeding lbs
west OF ST Louis Omaha. 80 cents south Of savannah
to New Orleans 10 cents; west Of Omaha Fran
cisco, g. For packages over lbs and up to lbs.
wegh-north Of Washington and east Of risburg Pa Is
ceuts; south OF washington to Savannah West of
Psbnrg TO Cincinnati 20 cents south Of sa, annah ana
to san Francico. ~ So
Circulars containing tarifs Of rates for merchan.
disc packages Of all h'nds vain abes Ac free
plicadon.
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STEAMSHIP KotN, from Baltimore for Bremen, which
grounded Wednesday evening, 10Th inst. near Fort
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
4 NNonNCTSp~T,--

n
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
u.ed yo snssfnhs S1ns 10
ce the south and elsewhere and thew have ssrpoved
% RRas;f;a s:ss
able Allopathic professors have failed WV A''''
and No. rs Walnut Fl street.
vHssfy ms f e. ssfYs 6
$500 viii any proving them forgery
Nc aSS SGSsfSs SHoK E6s s ALMA
Free on SSgg N RTRnss24HE fSoE
New York City and agencies
,HUDNUTs, Herald Building, No. sis Broadway, New
WELLS WOODEN, No. "a Fulton street.
A. M. coNKLIN,
sE Hs% YORK.
Corner One Hundred and Twenty street and Third
avenue Harlem, N. Y.
~ 9pstcn Fulton and Washington street.
LEYs JUNCTION Fulton and Clinton street
SIEsSEh n 49, u Il! s0V Wi s'asf1 street
EEiyyINSSToA, No 20 Grand street
"A the courts of different States No publicity. Advice
Free f ks ana S
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
IA. corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from 8 A. NJ to 8 p. N.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
~ Courts Of different States, legal everywhere; deser
charge until divorce granted. Advice free.
NJ HOUSE. Attorney, $50 Broadway.
BARGAINS IN TEAS, coFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
o sSa an 70 Ts s Ass the
260 Greenwich street. New York
CoRNs, BUNIoNs, INGRowING NAILS, ENLARGED
~ Joints &c, cured without pain RICE'S CORN AND
BUNION ANNIHILATOR sent by mail, 5Oc. Dr. RICE,
2lO Broadway corner Fulton street ~
E,RROR HAS MASTER IN TRUTH.-STATISTTCS
prove going in straight line better
rage Of health. claim that
BRANDRETHs PILLS
the main cause Of this They daily crcOming
foolish prejudice and the world will finally admit their
wonderful virtues Even they used by millions
of families and just has in truth
will Brandreth's Pills finally become the adopted
medicine Of all mankind.
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w. vANDEWATER,
j /. OFFICE. CABiNET AND MERCANTILE FURNI-
TURE MANUFACTURER,
63 Ann and l63 W .lliam street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
Falls vllaasa

George E. Marble. Esq, our ent...s s ing druggist is almost ready to e,,,ar .. business and peep through the .,..a;a reveals handsome sight as far as con-. venience and neatness are concerned
 The Railroad Go. have commenced putting on the priming coat of paint on their repair shop which as far as itgoes pre- sents q very neat appearance. All ths. dwelling houses belonging to the comnany are to be thoroughly renovated and re- paired and we anticipate very handsome village when all of this is done: Ta. seem to progress very rapidly -lngs Supervision of Mr. Re>- under The soon to sea n sse ard we expect roma .-, .ery nice repair shop and
 --.house. Dor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
Washington.

The farmers are rejoicing over the rain that has fallen so opportunely forthe help of grass and grain. Our great staple crop for two years past has been very light, and it is serious question what we shall do with our meadows. With most, irri- gation is impossible. Shall we not have to lay down more low, heavy land than heretofore. It is a serious topic for con- sideration, as it is probable we shall have series of years in which the rain fall will be light.
 = Myron Odell has sold his farm, that lying south and east of the highway, to John Mulkachy, of New York. Posses sion to be given at once.
 - The family of Treat Beach has moved into H. ". WoodruA's boarding house, and he has gone into the house by the factory near the depot.
 - The ruling passson is said to be strong in death. With the yankees it may be said to to be strong soon after birth, for we khow of a yearling homo, who, suc- ceeding in getting in getting out of doors in spite of maternal carefulness, exclaimed, s4 dot out! I won!''
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23

| the expulsion of the Asso..;.,
 tSe,s ~no replied to lMr. Conkiin's at- .Hoass.-O On Tuesda. oflast roo,, 5;.o,,a sion of the tariff con finnaa a d"s' we Week dlscus printing paper was reduced ao nae me ua.y 5 o5 Votorena. MT. Brooks dan;agg gel tIa4 Isn'' ]" migrants were il treated m 4ba;. .naS S,.:n1 .n1 aI New York es stated in the Prasidant's message 0 1reSioeh1 .s.sSn on " assaay the Diplomatic Annro- prlstieh -nat was amended and fba fer;f. p1ll was further discussed.
 On Wednesday the tariff hill x,os ,,..:,, qlseassed and Mr.. Buffers resolution to nave Congfess take recess. for the mr. pose oI extending the operations of fine u-fAuzzDait was tefeated, and a snbsfi- t9.e was adopted fixing the dav of final of 142. to 57. ' oS vote
 VI friday: considerable progress was made I. with che Tariff and Tax bill tbe 1ree list being enlarged. An amendment was adepsed authorizing the payment of one thlrd of the customs duties in legal tenders. s11
 Oo Saturday 8 number of bills from the Gommitsee on Claims were disposed of, The most important were bill pivino SAo,9uo Tor house destroyed during the war oy U. 5. troops in Paducah, Ky. and resolution giving sitting member so ooo for his expenses in opposing a claim ant to his seat.
 On Monday Mr. Dawes succeeded in getting his Tariff bin passed and the Sen, are resolution was passed fixing the day of adjournment on May %. A resolution Tn relation to the Alabama treaty was re tered to the Committee on Foreign Af-
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
RA,lRoAp oPEMlnc c.


 Another week will probably see the. ,n paug railroad opened to Bethel, and r, ming two trains day, connecting with tn Housatonic and Danbury & Norwaik raii- roads. With this change of base necessa- rilv comes a transfer of much of the busi- ness our citizens have heretofore transact ed in Waterbury, Hartford, and New ha- ven, to Bridgeport. and Norwalk. De- tween the two latter cities there will nat urally spring up brisk competition TOT the business of the Shepaug; and, if the for- mer place is larger, buyers can go to the latter place without change of car or without being subjected to the high pas senger and freight tariff of the Housaton- tonic railroad.
 That the business men of Bridgeport and Norwalk are waking up to the value of the new connection opened will be evil dent from our advertising columns of to- day. The people of the Shepaug and Housatonic Valleys are invited to visit the Ready Made Clothing Store of Sammis & Fairchiid, enc of the finest in the State, the great Hardware establishment cf T. Hawley & G., and the Furniture Store of R. B. Stiles & Co.,, at Bridgeport; the well stocked lumber yard of Mir. E. J. Hill, Uhle's large Drug Store, and Keeler Holmes & Co.,, Wholesale Grocers, at Norwalk. These enterprising dealers take time by the forelock, and our readers will do well to remember them on their first trip to the sea coast via the Shepaug Val lev Railroad.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
Deaths

At Sharon Lime Rock), May 14, Anna, daughter of Daniel B White, aged 9 yearss
 1t Woodbury, May ?, Abriam s. At wood, aged 48 years. t6f t.afy-
 In this village, May 24, Patrick Farrell, aged 55 years. s. -v. szs.,sHg
 At Plymouth, May 2, Mrs Lydia Tol- les, aged 77 years.
 At TerryEille, May 6, Edward White, aged 4S years.
 At East Kent. May, 9, Mrs. Sarah Dwy, wife of Nelson .Dwy and daughter of Rev. Jeremiah Fry, aged 40yeaTa.
 At East Kent, May 10, Rev. Jeremiah Fry, in the 74th year of his age.
 At New Milford, May 10, Willie H. Taylor, son of Dr. Chas. Taylor, aged 4 years. 5 &s 6S I4a .
 At West Winsted, May 14, Ellie A., daughter of William and Aleathea Moor, aged B years. >-,s .z--e's5
 At Elmira, N. Y. Apri1 21, Angeline B., wife of Dea. A. P. Hart, formerly of Go shen. At Salisbury, May 15, Edward Francis, son of Frank Richardson, aged 5 years.
 At Lakeyille, May 10, Ellen Maloney, aged II months.
 At Canaan Valley, May 10, John Web ster, aged 38 years. .st.-.
 At Warren, April 10, havinia, wife of Cicero Stoughton, aged 66.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
Plymouth sketcnes--Mo. .los.


 The Rev. Hiram Stone, army Chaplain at Fort Totten, Dakota, being away from that station on leave of absence, assisted the rector at St. Peters. on Sunday, the 18th inst, in the afternoon, preaching from Proverbs. 4th chapter, 18th verse.
 On Wednesday ana Thursday evenings, the 18th and 18th, the s'Ladiea' Aid So- ciety'' of St. Peters parish held Fair and Festival in the town hall. The profits summed upabout two hundred and fifty dollars.
 There is an qncommonly full and ele- gant display of apple-tree blossoms; and the prospect for cider and apple sauce for next autumn and winter is very enconr- agng. Our cider barrel repairer. Lewis B., ought to be operhaps he isl calculating the whereabouts of the hoop poles which bye-and-bye will be in good demand. PLYMoUTHRAE. May 20th, 1872.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
Kent.

At the first annual meeting of the Kent B.B. c. held at kent May IS, 1872 the fol- lowing named gentleman were elected for the year ensuing: President, H. W. Bar tram; Vice President, John Monroe; Sec retary, c. ". Roraback; Treasurer, J. F. Gibbs; Captain E. c: Page. They will soon be ready to receive any challenge from adjoining towns. RELIABLE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
Goshen.

Mir. Haskell G. Smith has returned from New Haven, and Mir. Gray and family from Bridgeport. It is feared that the long continued dry weather has injured the grass in our meadows, but our people turned out in the rain last Sabbath, and expressed their thanks in public manner for the falling water. It is still very healthy here, no deaths having occurred for long time. H.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23

stone from blast in Dove,
 Lnufsday. Anticipating the exnios;o,,, 1,I ,@1n sLan little, distance, whom ke1;av;a 1on ne
 was out zof danger he Efaced shor4 ne Mas struck where he stood. the hIo,rs,. ano .lg m hls skull He was formerlr ',.s cssls P,aSe, where be acted as rar;; this sa sIelve years. He was ~hirf' ener for Sy Su " those acquainted VI 1,ly respect-t ou1.y Neacs. >.n hm.-Dan-
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
GoMcREssa0NAL,

The New Orleans Investigating commit tee is to take dditional testimony,
 The Pacific railroad interest seems to control the Senate. Amendments of the Army Appropriation to provide for payment of interest on the Government mortgages of that road were rejected.
 The stenographer who originally took down the testimony at the Buell. court martial has preserved his notes and will write them out again.
 Seaate On Tuesday of last week the bill amending the Enforcement act was passed. An amendment adding the Am- nesty bill was only lost by one vote. The President sent messages to the Senate concerning the treatment of immigrants and the persecution of the Jews in Rou- mania. @
 On Wednesday the Conference report on the Deficiency Bill was adopted. The Baltimorea and Potomac Railroad bill was diaeuseed s# as
 On Thursday the Baltimore and Poso- mac Railroad Depot bill was passed. The Postal Telegraph bill was discussed in the evening session. 1e
 On Friday the Ku-Klux discussion was continued. The West Point and Appro- priation bills passed asreported by com mittees of c0ference The Modification bill passed without amendment.
 On Saturday, Q bill was passed author izing the issue of D. s. bonds in lieu of those destroyed CT defaced. The Army Appropriation bin was passed.
 On Monday the Ku-Klux bill was dis cussed. A resolution was introduced for
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
Marriages

At Canaan, May 8, at the residence of the brides father, Lawrence GiIlett, by Rev J. H. Ioomis, Charles Day of Falls Village and Miss Nellie Gillette.
 At the residence of Mir. Samuel Austin, West Winsted, NIT. Henry Stone and Miss Anna M. Sutton, both of Winsted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
Win Rnlnnirer

s.A~-Shxrs wAa are in arrears must make up .--..-.--. h.suxa taking advantage of the fore eua=x p.ugo=sEsuas; and subscribers ~nO are 'n savu-ss unv 6easst the amount the'r suOSef'p- ssr=a xre ia @aSH2ce-
 w-.~w sAszAa he sent h:y POst-Oftice order, check .- ru~srsurva hssser. If possible. If remittances .-~ wsse hw uuna us cannot be responsible TOT hmm A~aure thn letter reaches us. but will take all ra.A. sf rumszsAacs to the clubbing perlodical n~..s-. ~sa he rsszrned in the next paper
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
=.es51sTR CLUBBING RATES.

rs,As.ss County subscribers may not of-
 -aa. "a t.ks aaxantage of the low rates - l.rrs saabs bg most magazines and peri -. ~sAsar eonvsniencs and as an extra ~s--.-...s .a usS county subscribers we will .-.a sAs ssaSwing PsriOdicAls to county suDsc.l: -. !. ssunse6soa with the ESoUrHzE at the