davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-07-28

Europe duo 10 large speculative rlrrlaFra VIZ FsI-
ccl alnt week agn that II ':r that rus!s'''
The tirrrk "rnrt" merchant. t1l tas'n t!te ffrah
out If the dairy before the ss'ra s7lr a'l awaf''a
up 10 thr fat t,at the t'rrrt* wrr'. "l*r"f-
ing uld Il HOW fh,ss a* II that view was
CORRECT tlf r.nr.e tlliA docs INT elnw TINT
t,,ero wis Ii, gr,lNt f.r Rrarr IN Europe n1hl
an,ri A. It cnls rt.rws tha the thing waH ovetnne.
Tic n,lyanrc IT nearly ne ltr Ill In currency waa too
n,trl 1,t it tbs half Uf that ntva',rc ran he RIM
tar it viii nl5He nh immense difference tn the Sn1tll-
w,t aid h hit4In ~ tt frHs Vt that tsi. It II
nu .,rrnlbl that irtr sill H., L'f tn ti&c all tho
t,eadttnns may lave II knrc 1t mnc GNrr treA
than thntr rt.tael ly hn hrArA last winter "'nl
srnG. It may. IN fact, 70 saf Is csiln'ri tlIae ':
lar short Ut ~ 'l1 LII will bc tccrsel i'll rM." al
Milwaukee t win Il If tlr CUR, ut yr!r "ser nnl
nl,y. tile n.uuint With scented 1sota1c 1ess tllah
tl;rrr rh'tItH< a%'
TIE elnh r.,lHcr ,;:a ~. were e1 itel ErH'er.
day a1l :a!M variable, 1ll lrits Ill mi osEll't"
Ee.wcfn il rci,ur extremes A hsrent'rd. Ills
sart:sts rally tealtr, thnssa lie lteliIs: MAJ
y7y n,, ultacttttl. I. the rr.s # DEPRESSION tn
Iivrr1o Il and excitement III New f"rk were added
aser rcccIi,a 1t wltat aud anil thrra'einEs II
stormy weather. which hrra'no ,cts tho day pro-
r.4%,l, Tic airrlnH movement was. however, moro
att!Ye, anil ira.3Iits werp s1n III ts'nsei1icnet, "e
tcin5 freely all 10 UAlulh hy rail- and y 10
a4s III wlstlt IT. .lo.
There was m rrtc,rtite ri.ang" III tc IT le
,1ry.guois marirt. i.tTe.ne lsrt fresaEa III n"Ak
| Department., while artiyiy liz appannt III n"nr. The
.srs. however, Is NO! nnnsnl fur tue season. and
t,r tcIlpr Of t,ss ean'in,lea steady. The grocery
tra,le wls nnIy n,mcratc!y active. 0rsters fr"n tle
Init riF nalc very rc5l Ttahfe aggregate, Int tho
rai.,sorn, rhrck" lora u ne.a, MID tho volume nf
sales. comparatively WAS Hight, lrlrcs rrlra'n Neas
nn sn fr most lines. atll, With she exception rt II
decline ,n rIn,es aud rs,,rer. without gnpahlc
rltaIlSo. There ni,slcratc bnsinc's dnlhR IN
dried trua at fully usianed rets NIL af11lt, While
, 1875-07-28

Euon,, wlcrn ttln rrirs atlvancei .rar!'''s rom
w. 10 list.. aud tnsr4n ttiy .ke,h'd !" ll''l'
SbI 1.er III, 70 was rIy inllt aftt rca sith 7"
~. The last t.l,s were al 1'to. b'rtoSHf sa'e.
rtrc 1.rI r, u =, i. AID l-ii rer ffhf ihc "pH1
1tocm ,.r,.cnic yrrs anmnlrd appearance. AMI t,ch
.rcrc, a, occurred layo mt been witns ste1 sinco tho
rnn,. pf ll7J+ The rapid tlse 10 fSaa was caused
n,rt,y Is Tho rth r. rnycv tho part NJ tic hhorlr'
u,t, MIR r,auy u tho "h"ars" had covered thtiF
ecntsar,r the rrtc naturally rrar'ch. Among f"r''''
,an,;rra tho fanrr war tito rein topic ef atctt'oa'
nud tcrr ,vaA srry bltts 1i foreign -.tl''h4"'
t,nycrn1unt, ttrit. ltlI,r nj trula eftuli. s'H'
SECURITIES tt,set execEt for Tenesscea, viii! ate 'rs
Ter.
On the Stock Exchange hr aarr n,1rt'' WIS t!,''"a
no great confusion for iuc. M! sn' "et".' ~
p1irta took pace. and sa r. lr'!'ly farss va e'A
and decided recovery wl.r. Il WIS h'l"" 'h..'
ra4a,nh, Duncan, shrr,l,n $ t. ~'f' h's ""E "
sc,,rttca thai had ,er. raj rsr II re. lh' k'4''
..t dnc,l,,c WI. In I'm .,t, wh,l rrDic 9fhn III ~
III, and as,rw.1i. :"i:l7 Id: M'ssr1 nEa =,
declined iso 4o7 an n'sefwa5as fs - lH"f1,' IL ~ =
1In rom ~; i, ~, AID Later 'ss"'eri =, s'
a' 49,; ,p,. 'I t,i r a. H. r4I ssl f"n ~; .3l. n!
i T,, j w., I:rs i-l.nd d,tli,'s' fr"'n !,,, 70
% stisswat s"l ~ to ~, @ 70 H.
Nm Tnrk G. nlra declined from lnt to i! aM a!"f-
wards slid up 10 ln I'll" d,:l'I'e i, tl'e h.a' r "a
M lit Was in FER crut, with Partial f';aycrS' lhe
div rad with CALM feeling III ha1Ifff cstrttt his
fark,,l rr.vyry from 1lu del ss!on which !.'""ch
tbr srstpnstnfl ut putran 9her1nan Co.. ihs wl ,
nut!carly tse case In tho Stu X Exchange wl,fh su-
.rtl early tn tho day fals' rnn'r tlsa. E1hino.
lore Vanderbilt w.a III at Saratoga. Thrfe was
w;,l, r,, hnyrrs a, tho decline Western i'ni"n l''
tic ~ ,tc.t recovery. mid railcA 10 -, "lth closing
mtsps III IA ns7p4. Tha tyr cxtfttnca 81 tar 'iHs
vera n tnl -. En!on l.rffc ttsnSerth from ~ q
M ,lnsino Mt IL ~. Tho opening Price ~ tll!s
ssork was 7i'. Pache MsiI. uftr dothnii'H from ~
h, H. rallied sst, al rfDsc at II Snrthwe-tf
iccnrI srna W: 10 S'.. mi! recovered u q. YIN
lin las, sut4 ut . Preferred lturret from h''f e
III. uni clote nj s?'s. s'. nni FL fram !" q, ~
ni alt,r rsastla alyantcl I" w. :osinE At ~. iis
m frfc1 inrItnrd frofn h3' IN H. nl rtNFfr't q
IL Euck Island roll! down from f15i tn INK Fan!e'
T., t,l, nul closed ut lut New fnrs Central Fcieed
from iDI 10 ~, and TIL rallied tn ttf lnlta!1a tir'
rnrd from III to r.! AMI cirsrt al y f H. ME-
parI0c rcrlel from ka'f to 4s. amt ohf's sr''li u
10 s.,; The nher chaslgts wrre Il ~ Anl nt1 INT. =
the fnf sl,,ts tho market was active ah arnf 1ht
trIns,epn- # The Sttk Exshap;to wcE, I oh thafes
nfwhich r0J ", r. Ia I!c Mail. GC9 Wtsst Eti,
.ttU So thws.tsri. 5nl3 1 1-l!l. ir'n' -. Iaisi
81 "a E.r, G,no3 1.akn snr', t.hh New Sofk Central
| HuD UlIios, nnl J,5Gl tnitn Pa''t.
Atn,luy tnprr active, lHahtrEAt ~ elotluB ~ as
| rriI.e mercantile fa1fr, at'&l.
| Customs rcrrirtH, Ste!tP.
| I.xpo1ts If fra,!utr. t.ia', o..
| TEr tesfstant TT, asisfer tlisGutscd 3lJ700o
| t1enr,nga. $t'.lht'sAf
4k.
, 1875-07-28
anil clover VIC decline Following ara tho quo

AM, coye, NC notc decline. Following srs tho quo.
'"ii'r n'"r-lsansoon, eva7,.o; Carolina, 7IssAc.
g"r,fT*--' 4. 5ass, a'..Ssa.,s: !ass, w. Ns. a.
~ t@sis: * i Hnas,~rs J.v., u.a!ds; Gotta liIea, il
su..n. 81. .iatent sat io.i, ,'s@12c crushed ami
powdered. llhta ll.:: ssaMa4tr' lm.s*lt;sc; , A.
i'@"":'a i"'e: NJ ~ J. 10 .4tie: s;!|o%. ~ 19,a
v.s rllolto t'own. s'.,;,c; fair tn pr.mS 10, 10:
sGa"r. u,it. : uSc: .o,sn,na !" ao@i ao 7s%R'te:
H,urrsI,an.n'1d drIrf. sl."s"i.Io silscr 'trlps.
extra d. 90 .tc1r Ncw trean. ,n"'s*ta, choice. new.
o pr;ms : t6o,,s; s q s$"sa so1ao ae s o
r,E.A'tisc sase slovss 4.assn :; ts:, :as
sosrsrrt,o Ara % i,lue s; uern,an stot.lo c'ia7e:
iAY-rar reeriI's ot 1st,t lAy wrre rers i!as md
hrrr. IsarIe was unchanged. wacout.nue 10 qunts;
No. tImoty. $3.50: No. ito. sl7,eorl7:5o; ,sasad
:" ss is siss: ;s r.. "sa s!ss
rrairIo hn,. lo,te on Wagons, s'o.oosiso per to"
'G n''f Sfswsrs 1",' IN fair demand .n .haao
nt,rr It lilo rr:ens qnntso'. With ha. nav lee,s
s:srse:rr! one for ,, fully two ~o'ts Sales "sro l'o
iI,lMs-beAlcss wers buying to keep up ss*ort-
~ c stss; s,W W & s;'s % sis ill., E %. s'i s pe,xd "a
Is' I' II ;t,.. Iii, n,,n .rul1 aid oysr ers ciaescI
n;,r,,nsI Dsmsrcl .tck trlnus two-tilitds prices,
az and a"t.E hr.Alcl ii ,tr een. vi.
van. WI hon ars arc locking finely anil tito rrus-
,,.r ~ M. far r. rood fr rayy rrnp Tto reporta
isn Eraa IL W. q, 'g n, n,. m N.w WI n eatI,na,nl
apr' ~ s.;r.i t1"1e.. mi s,>e - 0''
~ MErAIs II III. AND T1SSEns srooK-were quiz.
anil .tealy. Quotations.: TIN rtAFx1io' r,i ~
Ga1r.' IL. smnlis' etr: bar. a7c, HuLptl,-
Nj T. 9iw. No. . iar. Trsr-ldH, fkr; bar, AHGa
nr jani ,,ina uc t;,pprn--1ottvs :,te rbeatl{n9
n,9nn'fv '1I iic sinha H. H,iKrr InuS-So. 3t
41,c raic. ls,*sia Iron. to II INCLUSIVE, lac du,
No. i, attained, l7c: American N1,ssta 4, t4e; u,
- i1,:c. ii lid il, III II nml IT, Ill: n Isl: ii
iRc ii, lie: a. soc fnll h,n.tItr s. pes cent dt.
ro,n, fe1,rn s!re, S,ss: do atnal i'd. hs:c,
NAfLs-rho demand continues moderate at *s.2s
faten nlis-rnero wa, ouIo, movement II, most depart
uents If Ills ,narko anL the l,,oul prlrna we're not
adhered 10 with ren19rk.hIc, degrce q nrmns:a.
mil liberal movement In carlo sn linsee,l VIVA also
nnte,t u1er li,isa wore dull. Prices u,doswGnt 10
o,ango Carbon t.tandasl wh,e), lls deg. test,
in le1lt|ult is trR lG{a1E1c; oxtra wnicr lard
: oil, Sl0;sli .og: No i e5as5:c; M. 2, susKle :;
. | linscc,i. raw. orc: do botei, 67c; whale, 7aks
rUc. spern f9MI i31 nsstsf1Ht oil, Rtrlctiy pure,
;t1at. ID H.: ea1i pIeo s1 I'll o Sise; uTrsa.ine.
Ite 34c narha. 1T gravity, It'd 13A naithn. com,
33u natural. ID deg .oa reduced ~ dsg, 2at22sc.
TiiSTH AND CuIUtis--Trado Ii dill. Neither
thu Io..ll nor the country demands liberal ~
, upNt bn ex,xced al ths stage OF Tho zcarun, aud
u i,,a nuutc rrirs ara only iutIncroutly sustained.
= ! IVA rnnent our ist Whitu load, strlrtly ptfc,
sos0: do fancy brnn,la, s1.nee3t.G0; zinc. Amtrt,
nn d. Tfes RI n,,,t c.s lily: nso as
q | lt,sHU
pUCLTHY--Chickcns wcro ahont tho only poultry
, 1875-07-28
COMMERCIAL.

Tbs following were The receipts and shipments OF
tic leading articles Of rrouco In Tits city during the
tweusy-four anIrs eAlinR at o'clock on Tuesday
,uo,uiue and for ths corresponding d.e year ago:
, 1875-07-28

The total Of all kinds In store, 4,l37,3G2 b". TlleRo
figures show an increase darias last wnck Of 49, ou
corn: and dectease- 7,93l btu whoat st. ~ pn
OATS II bu sye 92l bu barley. Total decrease, i9os4
, 1875-07-28

The OTTAWA C4issn givss tbs following It - eome-
what alngulur fact that. merchandising mo stac-
operations onc.thir. Inst winter md cut only two-
thirds Of thu amount Of Tho year IrnTio1ts tho fdr.
wArders nay they have hhll n mich tnwlnR
htI thera Is riic timber getting down tha Ottawa
hs Joar ass It In ano RiugnlIr that ihn ChaudteFo
.4l-owusrs Aay they h4yg aot sala any tnies fur q
month past, yot thu hargrh MpEcar 10 le tty forwards
lug lumber 10 Quebec and to Gntlel States ports.
, 1875-07-28

'e''. .
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
pKy yunF ;
.neetaf y,f,r4teA IL The Ehfrngn 7riS.n,.
NEv YoaK, 1nly 17.-GaAiF-Nfcat irregular Ind +,
unsett!cd, opening at 9atc nwer, and coslng e!a !;
bctor demand at hton % decline from tho closing Il
pftccs ot yestcrlny. sa1es 70 900 bn 1t *12sai tt
No. Chicago and Northwestern, $l.911i1.8 .83 for Naa
Milwaukee. $lA5ht3i3a fer M. spring. s1..5rt.s
far rIrter rea Western A for n,n1rr a mi
tI.ss" M II tor white wcstrrn; slao aocoo In No. !,
oh!esgo for lsst half August Ut ta.99tS'.D 8"8 b z
do for July at &it'; 2I,"o1 bn do for August on p7
=, ,st s,ai 70. ooo I'm No milwaukee,. nav IN ~
u. ~ -" M, IT,, - f.. an,,,.t - a an ~.
1r.ss ah,l nominal ut Ole for Canada III 1srl snl /
sl4 far stasc Barley 'noro aettvs; 8''e"' i'ooo ta
s.'sa.,,nar Sa,,.n. r,,,, 1cavy md 1,wrr. ,,n,
crate oapor. and nse tr's emat.a and :. tho des'tua;
,hs s. ,,,rr ohajeo. gas:o for mi, In nl s,asits
tae a a.,es os.e,, nats .avv mn, ii ,,,o1ly laa,
snlea. aooo Ill Mt 'sesSos for iusr we'leF"' audGla
~ u9x"~~str,dv ,,lez mo Iris 1t nm rcr g,,p
,ti,,,,,o. n,,iat n 1.,f6s,a:c IL, r,.
as 1s rr qs. s,me oe s;cs u ,,,o ~.
long .ns s's's aooa. .t ,, se
rat1ours-Fjrm Idycrtool, 1er steam, 1ttoo l,
grain At s.ss.i: 1901 Urls 'oar. 1t ., ID. Avt''a
1900 qts to arrlvo sarno soraga a 5s I'D.
10 he A+spei4teA Ifrs.I I
New YonE, July 27,-F1oun-Market dull aul Ia
,.,, ,s. o,t. N nm 1r,a. ann.y,,p. a,,,. |
h',esn .asul o r., a,4,,r - ,oa1 .-tS, ss..
auu "caEerh. *Ssu'zI.oo eel'"'t " e.' 'A'' 1's''7
@a tfa socu t' eatr. oio, sus;ss q. 1es
'eoetsax. Nyn ''a, m".. :. 'a,Sn ~ ast.so s..%n
c"Rs-hsat-qa'e' ..,, =. f,''n- a."o' ,,,.
eeutr, s2,ruo bu: M. chicngo srrins, s1.94a
i,:t5; No Milwaukee,, st.alett.a3; No.2 NortAwes.
sr NJ .,tia sir"g' f1:a Ss & .,sr rts lts
MI,aiss nyr Yuct alisl no,nt,,ai; Canada III tnr.
| TL,: Slate, Slit Harley tInrn prtiro; fnur-roHe
Htnie. nav. I.3o fur September. M+lt quiet and IN.
changed Corn heavy and LOWER; 1n"!csa'e dc.
s!tss4c; do 3a!f, ssss'c sa'o", lo.:s :sh.aiSc o.+
mixed wsrtern. 81 o.; "l''s d.. s'Gd'e.
| IAr-t1rmcr; thipfne, Gita11c. .-.
n ssi$; |s5s!ss, '3Sss:5 s,, r s;i'; +:
a'nd refining. i;-laas '-Gs lrt'ne ~. IL;
1sa"sh a,st n,t ntana hnt ar s'a''es o4e but a
rErroLHun-rirmer; refined, 11:ie; crude, "
@5..c.
TunrxsTlxE--spl1lts- lts-Ftrmer /; 3a4aa4c..
xfi1va' 1tat ~ me s.
| AuEu.t, $2l.fM: Hntttsncs, :l-lts219?. N"si tDa
rut ms.ta quiet; mtdten .i,ilI short ccar midlse
rrina stearn. slt.oo; Anguss, $ias7k; ssplent<':
liu iuf1fls-ririn western, 199s22c.
GmEksE-fisIm nFIn, A ,s,,. S.!i.ss. ,i.S,, .. en-,
| Nu1skT-Qu1et, nut hteadyt al 3t'1ts
| nArI1Moisr.
BALTIMORE. July y?7.-FIoun-Qnict and unchanged
Western. $.4u; na!1crl tlo, q 80; No. rel Westss
sl.9a: No. Milwaukee spring. sa.aoa1 ~. Corn
| Mtxod WGstnrn unsettled; a3*c' uzta hftn anu df
nAr-bni and easy; iennsy'snu'a and Maryland
s25ns. !s:s: .,-.r p,r. ca, ozao, ,o n,s ,n.,
pct bus hrlnf Rfuai1rfR, WIG cleaf rit I.Sc !Hss.
, 1875-07-28

MUUB-Trado oreued dnll RA1 I'D mt ddF!hV TIE
d.y staiu anything snors than moderate degree Of
act;yty iInlcts we're hrm. however, and resisted all
eYorts to force decline, tho days trading ntng done
ii fully ~ good pFites obainAhla the DAY
before. The raige Of sales 31ooas.lo. wl.h th9
bulf Of tho bua1tsa at q There vere bArel{
hAtf loxea sales abo,e $7.a0. The naaskss CLOSED
stnah
, 1875-07-28

=.
CATTLl-The market oEenod oxtremcly quiet, anl
carly developed ngus Of weakness. but later in tho day
when tue storm had nbatEl tho demand became fairly
active md under tho light reeslptA psiccs se1ditd up
sbippcrs feeders, mud local butchers operutca with
soma trce,iom and tcswccn tho different classes Of
buyesa the major part Of tho supply was dis"sed Of
aaics we're $35sf65, thoush thsso WAS lltt1e trad
iuR atovo t6.00. Or bslow $780, Gregory, Cooley
main ae. ut sJ0tt3 0'. Ts.ans wrrs In tleMand at
S.23Q54.0 90 for through droscs. The market closed
faI
, 1875-07-28

clluiru vt 3l.ijn4.ia.
FAST LtnEHTY.
EAsr TInEnrr, Iu!y observation-disclosures Today
11u7 head, of which 10 tAr4 wrrH through stock anu
small demand, very few hnycrR bo9 nn hand. pFaces
',,vc hul up tn sA weeks, Int spoar 10 DO Weakening.
Hest, 81, ,7ts7 d; n,rnm to Esot, sd'shd1M. can-
mon IL fur, sl.isSs11; bulls, t734asou: aIpckeFs,
ilvus-isccerss to-l,5. 1.4ss head. Workers.. t7.ao
hsA,l0: hc-t, $t.Tk+a.hU.
sf1Ns6.45.
DrrrAro, n. r.. Jnty Observation-Disclosures, 2a6a
total fur tho weak, 7,1ls. Market dull.
aisEEr AND i.AMps.itcccpts. 3,Ho; t2tsl for the
week, 90o. Matkot dali nj Iaas wtekr frrss-
l11hs-1soccirts. Gb0; total for tho week, ht!bl.
Marknt act!ve aud Ftrong Al ufcr!nRs sslaposel o,.
Heavy l,ogs hvc1aRs 1!!a2!l iha, f4Nfas, stock
s.lo atilora, 2l3 In. $'t1 Yards baro Of stock.
WA1KNrowH.
wArEnrowH, Jn1y II 37.-GArrLE-Necnpts, 1,h11.
galc4 ChnIrr, $11f0; oxtrn. $lB.Ah@l0.6h; first
quality, tApSo.D; SECOND, $77'tssso: ,th!rd, s5.eo
snrsr Ann L.xns-1seceipt.. 2,s,s. sa,cs Sheep
| in lots, s.Nta37s cach; extfs, hooe5a,So: spiing
lambs, $d.ooDs.oo.
9r. I.orE., Juy T.-1Inaa-ftgner shlrrrra' 8.
a7.59: bacon, $7.iose7.4u; butehersi t7.4os7.7o'
csrrLr-Actlvs bnt 1nwor; supply e1hsustc'1. /;
primo to cIloco natfvcs, $G heh675; fdtr to 3poss
{i,7DaG.25 common tu mGlinni. 81 Cod t91 9no,'
Texans, HING a.G0 medium to fair, s32 3'5 in-
C1yctysA1r. July 27,-Itoas-pulI medium to fair,
s7ts i.ao extra. s1.oaSs.oo. 1secsrss, Els; ship
| inenta &aD.
, 1875-07-28

Nxw fonx, July 17.-Tho failure Of Duncan, ahcF-
MAN. Ca. cssaisd xtaA& saes.amsat IN ths Gold
, 1875-07-28

THE PRODUCE MARKETB.

pI1IRpUfl1, Ia, lHy 31.-{E{FN1UI5hi HHIet tfadA
g. os per Lel at rArters; reed, ilc Philadelphia o.
livery.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-02
Washington.


 Mir. Colten exchanged with Mr. WyckofT, Sunday.
 Tine excitement of last week has in measure passed away, and We hope the burglars who were the cause of it, also.
 The past week has been quite varia- ble, emblematical of human life, alternate days of light and shade, with considera- ble amount of joy. -.-s
 -Another Christian has entered into rest. Another pilgrim, on life's journey. has arrived at home. MT. Joseph Titus departed this life, Saturday the 27th lnst., aged 92.
 An example of industry. contentment and unobtrusiye piety, consistent mem Der of the church for more than 60 years, his piety was of the type of Nathaniel. ''an Israelfte, indeed, in whom there was no guile." Heneves sought place or power, though sometimes honored by his fellow citizens, having represented this town in the legislature. In early life he married Polly West, of New Milford, who was in- deed help meet, and with whom he lived in the conjugal relation nearly fifty years, she having gone before to the better land, somo ten years since. And of those two departed ones, all acquainted with them hold them in fond remembrance. "The memory of the just is blessed" s.
 An oyster supper for the benefit of St Johns P. E. church will be given on Friday evening. Dec. 10th, at the residence of MT. H. H. Morehouse, Church Hill. This is getting to be an annual affair and one of great enjoyment to both old and young. Good music will be furnished so that the lovers of dancing may be fully gratified. All who were present at the supper given last year were highly pleas ed with the entertainment, and we invite them to come again, knowing that this will not be less enjoyable. The cause is n good one, and we trust that our friends will interest themselves in behalf of the church and its support. FLORA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-02
M Tarr1ageS.

Ip Cordova, H.. by Rev. E. N. Elton, Dr. Frank F. Cook of Litchield, Conn.,, and Miss Emma F. Cummings of Cordo- va-. No cards.
 In New York, at the Church of the Transfiguration, by the Rev. Dr. Tough ton, Nov 20, Mir. Dorsey Neville to Miss Marie Louise Gasquet of New Orleans.
 At Salisbury, Nov 25th, by the Rev. NIT. Johnson, Ed ard Barton and Minna Fenn, both of Salisbury.
 At Goshen, Nov. 9, by Rev. Mir. Hagen. Mir. Franklin E. Wadhams and Miss Alice E. Barnum.
 In Amenia, Nov. 20, by the Rev. NJ. R. R. Lent. Charles Wheeler of Lime Rock, Conn.,. and Miss Linnie O'Kain, of Falls Village. Conn.
 At Van Deusenville, Nov. 15, by the Rev Evarts Scudder, George G. Munson and Miss Jennie Mcknight, of Canaan.
 At Winsted, Nov. 22, by the Rev. MT. Miles, William McManus and Elizabeth Goodwin both of New Hartford.
 At Barkbamsted, Nov. 15, by the Rev. B. E. Case, MT. Scott Messenger and Miss Sarah Teeter, of New Hartford.
 In Thomaston. Nov. 24, by Rev. T. J. Ockford. Eugene c. Plimpton of Bridge port and Helen L., daughter of George H. Bliun, Esq, of Thomaston.
 In Thomaston, Nov F, by the Rev. Thomas Oxford, Willis NJ. Welton and Fannie M. Hurlburt, both of Waterbury.
 In Merwinsville. Nov. 20, by Rev. c. G. Acly, Edward R. Hurd of Bridgeport. and Helen c. Merwin of Merwinsville.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-02
East Litchhe.d


 The names Geo. Davis and Abel Barker, you printed in recent letter, should have read Geo. Dains and Abiel Barber.
 A kitchen dance at tbe house of Dan- iel Wheeler. with coon supper served to the tired dancers. was a recent attraction. We shall soon expect to hear of wood- chuck and maybe of a muskrat supper. An we'll, truly E. Litchfield is progress ing.
 The spelling mania, so prevalent in different sections about us last year, has finally reached here. Our school-teacher from Goshen, the land of so many extra spoilers Gf one may believe ye Goshen locaD, brought the infection here. On the evening of the 18th ult., the first spell ing match was held Miss Ida Barber won, being the last to leave the floor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-02
Cornwall.

Another ornament for our new cemetery is in progress of construction. Mir. John T. Andrews has two workmen engaged upon huge block of Cornwall granite, which is destined to become a monument. | This ante Daortcm construction of tomb stones has become quite popular here, and affords person who has the nerve to do 1t the rare privilege of weeping over his own grave.
 A party of young ladies serenaded several residents oi Cornwall Plains at q late hour; last Thursday night. One poor conscience e-stricken sinner, laboring under the impression that the music was of ce- lestial origin and feeling how little he was prepared for a call of that kind, arose from bed. and without stopping great while to fool with his clothes, he rushed out into the night and was immediately captured by the fair serenaders. It took great deal of Kind assuring to persuade him that he was not particularly called for and might have to wait sometime ye, for his deserts. He was somewhat con- forted by this. but has not yet entirely re- covered from the shock.
 Our poet has been at it again and has dwarfed all his former efforts. It is an ode to the Housatonic river He begins ::
 'Much I love the wild, harmonic Housaionic."
 Ho manages to get this sentiment nine teen times into the nineteen lines that follow, and, wonderful as it may appear, without any extraordinary degree of same ness. Since working up this thing he has been in tue habit of stopping every one he meets and pouring 1t into their ears. It might do to force a little Old Bourbon into Cornwall man, but Old Housatonic IS not so popular and people in this con- munity are getting good deal worn out by this sort of persecution. Hence there IS talk of bringing the poet and the object of his adoration together, and the people who manage the great. Derby dam are hereby warned to keep their fish way open Tn case he comes along. Even the musi- clan mentioned in a recent paper goes back on his brother artist and claims that it was in seif-defense that he "blew his horn for two mortal hours on the mourn- ful evening in question, that being the only way ho could escape fourteenth in- fiction of the Harmonic Housatonic.'
 A large number of the descendants of Mrs. Robert Miner met at her house. Thursday, and after regaling themselves upon turkey and other appropriate Thanksgiving eatables went away, hoping that the good old lady would live to see the customary thanksgiving gathering around her table for many years to come.
 DICKEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-02
Deaths

In Milton, Nov. F, Roswell Page, aged i: In New Britain, Nov. IS, Chester G Birge, formerly of this town, aged "A
 At the Ore Hill, Nov. 22d. Arthur Gibbs, aged 20.
 At LakeviIle. Nov. 2sth. Thomas Arm strong. aged 3.
 At Milton. Nov. 12, Roswell Page. aged 77 years.
 In Brooklyn.N. Y. Oct. - of small -pox, Wakevaan Dibble, formerly of Cornwall, aged g years.
 At Lime Rock, Nov. 2Oth, William Chap man, aged 79 years.
 At Norfolk. Nov. 5, Mrs. Emily Cobb, aged 5S years.
 At Fennville, Mich, Nov. 12, at the residence of her brother-in-law.J. H. Eos dick, Sarah L., wife of Charles A. Camp bell, formerly of Norfolk, aged 26 years.
 In Winsted, Nov. If, at the residence of hls son, I. B. Woodruff. Isaac N, Wood ruff, aged S1 years. s
 In Burrvllle, Nov. 15, of typhoid fever and Hemorrhage of the lungs, Mrs. James Rowley, daughter of Matthew Grant, aged about 3O years. The deceased wae the wife of the propreter of the Winsted House.
 In winsted. Nov. 9, Nellie Augusta, infant daughter of 5. E. and Georgia Case, aged six days.
 At Wolsottville, Nov. II, Belle Smith, wife of J. NJ. Hopson, editor of the Valley Index. aged 24 years
 In wolcottvilie, Nov. 15, Emma, ,daugh. ter of Dr. M. Calkins, aged 10 years.
 In Bethlehem. Nov. 8, Miss Hannah Spencer, aged 9S years. In East Plymouth. Nov. Sth. Joseph, youngest son of. Asahel and Nancy John son. aged II years.
 In Woodbury, Nov. %. Mrs. Joseph Allen, aged 63.