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, 1879-08-22

Grain vcssela were In good demand yesterday on
tbs basis OF c on corn and 4.1c OIL WHEAT tu .us-
falo and fa!r hnaincas .Yan done. Nearly all the
standard vessels tn The hArpor Inc!ud!ng tho pro.
pelIcrs, hayc loaded md gone below, and it 10 not
likely that thoro wilt bo any considerable .pnnagc
On the market to.day. Tic demand for room will
probably continue, and rise In rates IA anticipated
by aone. Thu cngascnlcuts yrsterday wero ~ fol.
lows: To pul1ala-Sc,rs James Couch, George
ssn ut .nd roe;y sye u ae; tD!t ssr so9sy H.
wheat, and II. q. Cleveland, l.axseel. 10 PORT
cp!borna-Schr less.o Hcnrtll. cOrn through. In
tho afesnnon tho eshs r. IL. Dnnf1tth. for wheat,
through ly lnke and canal. Capacity-89, ti,l bt,
wheat 2lb, 600 bn corn, u, GOO pu rye, md Ii 00U
bu tla1Bccu.
Iumues vcpsels continue scasco and In great dc.
Mand, hut no cha ngu tlNa taken place in ratcx. A
few charters were made ycste1t1ay Ut forncr rates.
Some vessel -Hien arc anticipating higher tatrs be
fore tue cl0Ec Of tho week.
, 1879-08-22
MARINE NEWS.
PropeIFere Aground in tho Muddy
River.
An Urgcnt Necessity for Addi-
tionnl Dredging.
Active Demand for Grain ves-
sells at Four Cents for Corn.


MORE pROpEILE1tS AGROUND IN
THE RIVER.
Two more large nrope1crs 60. bafd aground in the
river yesterday, and touefl no jatns, fos,unatety
occurred On account OF them. they Tcre expensive
10 tho corporations owning them. The water II,
tho river IL at low stage, and few Of thu larger
crafla eacapo iotcntiGns WHEN loadcd.
Laat evening nt 7:30 o'clock the new propeller
Nyaek. with a full Hat tlhD) OF passenuess and d
good carzn Of gral, anil drawing fourteen feet nnt}
fur inchct. attempted to rim down tho river
fsotn her dock nt tho fnot of Washington
hiscct, without tho assistance OF lug.
and wien ncnr,ng the lumber market
ran OIL tho south Side of thcrtvcr instead Of taking
tho detpcT channel and Tho usual cousso Of londcd
weasel on the north sEde and got hard aground,
and remained NO for four hours. Two tugs
were called Into regulation TO slew the
steamer over toward tho nosth channel. but they
could mt bndge her, and then two more
werc cmp'oycd, auI tho four tuegrd away
moving hcs ths sltshtee afth .as va. caIsd.
About 1U:40 oe!ock Two tnufe t.Ee making aevtn
a s"sc @s fwu st aaa ea:a oS s!f. Eo
taade com6ncd effort, and IN ID minutes, more
thy Nyack beran 10 mosc Slowly backwasd.. but
seie !" ,hs %aa % %csak Sc Psa a.Ss r. tef r ss; &
hours pulling by the tugs TO back her uK aill
ehc wns fully released. Then two Of the tugs
took lines from her, and they ptotad her down 70
About o'clock last evening lha new prop Now
York. which 10 next 10 thu GoInmoaore tho lnsgest
steamer on the lakes, g"t hard aground just tofth
standins lie confined i1sf; so,t, 1" u s"r '" oW
engines and tho tugs Gardner, Bntler. aud
g 1ns W. s aa1s sn 4 y sGse m
She did not blockAde the river 10 III 10 prevent
, 1879-08-22
DfTFieALO.

1luYrALo, n. y, Aas a1.-cleared-prop,
Passa!e, Missouri, bay City. Delaware lindsey,
Chicago; schra 4. II. Narrs Il, 100 tons coal),
lsc.,ari wlus!ow, San Jacuto, City Of cAtcaao. l..
VIM yalkrnuurg t5ov TONS eoal), Chtcaco; 1otd
Hunter t4ao tons coal> cleveland; Golden west,
d1anl Haven; Acoatlas, Detroit; 4, @. More,
1880 tons coa,). A.n,oaphcre 1000 tons ctndersI.
Il. ". Davis, 81. p#tef, J. y. Richards. Toledn
barges ". L. Peck, Little Jake, saginaw; Morn.
iuX Stnr. Marquette.
Cl,artcrb-C. a. kim, lumber from nay City to
Chicago, %. eh pcs thousand; 4. q, M0rey, con-
from Cleveland 70 Chtcnso at 6t)e per Tor; l.. Y.
Ealkcnhurl. coal to chcsxo. 4oc psr Ion; Al.
lnuaphere, cludcss 10 Toledo, 95c por TON.
, 1879-08-22

MIR II rk 7tlfGrasn,
In tic Patent. .OnIco al Washington there arc
muny objccts II Interest ronuecicd with t!lC
Gnyernment nnd tlosc who administered It's
affairs tu times gonu bv. While examining tl.oko
ubjggts OF curiosity nothing G&rl,rk us ri torci-
biz Us tlle sutnp!cs Of small locks Of lair taken
from The keads Of different Chief MaRfstf Rtcs.
from, Washington down TO pscs!dent r!errs. sr-
In fact. q mart Md parcel 0f what constituted
the living bodies OF ttlose ilnstrious individuals
wIos1 names uru as familiar as hnlsch1ld words,
but whn now liyc only In history And the re-
neinbrlnce OF the past.
The lar OF Washington Is nearlr pure
white, fne ht!u smooth In It's appearance.
That uf John Admins Is neursy tie aau,e lit
color, though perhaps littlr coarscr.
TIE hair Ut JeifGrsOH "a Ui different Charac-
ter, being mixture Of white and auburn. Or q
s.,idy brown, md rather coarse. III ts youth
Mr.. Jet1erson's hair was remarkable for Its
bright coloF.
The hair II Monroe Is OF handsome dark att-
turD, smooth, md trec from any mixture. lie
Is the only cx'pysldent, excepting Pierce,
whose ha!r Ias undergone no change Ia color.
l'lu hair OF J0ilA Quincy Albums ts SOMEWHAT
peculiar, beIuE coarsu Aui of q yvllowisl gray Iu
color.
The hair OF Gen. jackson is almost perfectly
white. but conreo In its character, rs might be
supposed hy lhosc who ilays cxamlncd tic por-
lFAltA VI tHE Oil4 HETt!t .
The hair Of Van Durcn Is white md mooth
In appearance.
The lsalr ol Gcu. Harrison Is nno whtte With
q slight 1ntxturu NJ hark.
Tho hair Of John Tyler is mixture OF white
and brown.
The hair Of James Il. Foik ia almost pu 70
white.
The hair Of Gou. Taylor Is whiso, with slight
mixture of brown.
lhe l.atr Ut Ai[l!arl Fillmore IL, nm the other
han1, bruwu With q slight mixture OF white.
Ilic halr ol Franklin Fierce IL n dark ltown,
Of which he had plentiful crup.
It y sufnGwhat remarkable, howcycr, tint
since ftcrcos time no one has thought 0f pre-
serving the hair Ut hls SUCCESSORS. Tllcfo arc
vacancies tn thu case; hut teru Is no hatr
either uf Buchanan, Lincoln, johnson, or Gruut
for tho inspection Of luturlty.
, 1879-08-22

FnHr HuRoH. Mtch.. Aug, 2l.-rasscl un-
Props ldahu, ltuaRta, Vienna mad consost, I1usor
City aud coi,sort. Ira Clsacs and hasces G. KIM
and barscs. Suporlor anu conaprt md EscanAba,
hEn1es md bargcx; steamer Marine City.
nown-rrops Victotiu, Henry Howard and con.
sors; sc,rs Angus Smith Rising Star, Iosco, Jane
He'll,
POrr llunoS. Auy. 3l-l p. n.-pasacd up
rrop. City Of ,Concufl Mary l'rin.io and hasxcs.
ltar cisy. aud harses, lohH ". Uliadrn With 8,
G.. Kln. and batces; schrs Icathcr bells. joha s.
Gilnpre. r nakcr. Atgo, md j. n. Wras.
Down-lrops JAy could. HaEells, tiartIen City,
Ma ntluba; tugs Giadlator with j. /. Caso aud j..
II. jtuttcr, Masters with II. Martin,
WIlid east, ftesh; weather cluudy.
, 1879-08-22

BupFALo, Aug. M.-lnA1s-Wheat inactive and
nominal. Corn dull and UNCHANGED. Oats dull; :;
saips car new Western at 3le On track. Nye neg.
,lectea.
CANAL FRE1oMTs-1Ilghss; opened with whsat.
7e; cosu 0he; rrs, u:ie.
NEcElrrs-Flour, 5, ISL brls; wheat, aa3, 7el
bu: corn. 0la, 7tU bu. ..
ShlrAESTs-ny railroad. Wheat, o., 100 bu;
corn; 2, 3H4 bH. Canal; Wheat, W. OH bu; corn,
169, 600 bu.
, 1879-08-22
DETROIT.

D1rnoi7. Mici1., Aue. Fl. 1.--FLoun-very 6rm.
t'nA,s.-whcat stronger; extra, s1.oo!i BID;
81. u1 ssked No. while. 81. 90 August; DO ecp.
tcmbcr. s1.ooA: October, 81. 0o.i; milling No.
/, 01Hc asked: amber, hBxc kskel.
tlEcE1prs-Whcat, 81, 84H bu.
gulrAEHrs-Wheat, III, 1D7 bu.
, 1879-08-22

Pour CoLAonNr. 0nt, rAug. 21.-Fsssed down
-s.mss AtElca, Chicago to Montreal, general car
Acadia, Chicago 10 Montreal. general cargo: schrs
Antelope, Chicago 10 KlnHs!Gn. wheat: Sam Cook,
Nilwauker 10 suckstt's iarbos. wheat.
tp-stHlF Sovereign, Montreal 10 Mllwaukeo,
general cargo.
Clearsd-schr Metlop oIts Tor Cheboygau, theuce
10 Chicago. with lumber.
MiN4-Me&t, fresh.
, 1879-08-22
MILWAUKEE,.

NUftIdI UlaV1sd1 70 5A@ 1FbQAN
MILWAUKEE, Via, Aug 2l.-Holhins yet do.
ing In grain frolwhts. Arrived the sehr Thou,as
Gown. The tug Welcome again proceeded to tho
sch9oncf Allegheny TO-DAY, thLa time with AtEews
for llxhtesinx hsr.
, 1879-08-22

epse'a' D'Ha'cA 10 1as 71494.I
,hs When. n, 1,na. aug. :l.-oaAH-Ls.s tetIvlty in
aon' paHlealatIy for prompt deltyer,. snd ,hnns,
~ bSpsnlas ~ = further Improvement o. ESet:c ner
Nv ~ ,aiea weaker and somewhat lower dE,rinr mo.t
'as Gay. lsasins OF about sttsdy IL sltus[;,
, 1879-08-22

CINCiNNATls
CINCINNATI, Aug. 91.-Co7rox-Tlrm At sic
Fhoun-tlnlct: family. -. 6t)a1r. ii.
G7AiS-Wheat IN eooa demand ut fuit nrices j:
i,@aooc; rcce'nts, 34.ooo bn; shlrmcnt.. IA, ,0oo.
Corn cns'cf; a7.sfI38c. Oats Btcady, with good
demand ut !4GE9Be. Rye steady, Will. a fair de-
manl At d4@e55c. Harley dn1l antl nominal.
PHovfsiosa-lork 1lint At $3.50. Laft In fafs
Demand but at lnxcr rates; currcnt make. 81. 90.
tnlk mcath dull; hhntlo luwer nj s.. III.
am 35.G?!;.
WHisKy-FItm and active At Sf.o5,
, 1879-08-22
DRY GOODS,

New TonK. Aug. 1l.-I'uutncss tn1tly active
with commission houses. and iuboing trade stRd-
lily Improving; cotton goods ia steady demand at
unchanged prices; prints In fnir request; ging-
hams auu dress coods doin1 we'll; hosicry and KILT
underwear IN steadv tun,anl: mems wear quiet;
hnnnca and blankets sluggish; foreign goods more
Act{Yc.
, 1879-08-22

Western, Anauss. DaAc; No, . amber Illinois,
Il. 0oM. torn alcndy; high mixed ca.h. 3a,fc;
No. caah. :!ailc; rejected, 3sac; damaged cast,
Sc.
CtosEn--W!scat steady: No. 9 red WAhall,. cash.
nl}fc; August, n0!9c: Ecptcmler. ONAc; amber
Mtchluan. IL arrive, Dpihc: nnlIcr Wrrlern. cash
and August. hbIc: No amber, tIlIn0ia. 81. OUse:
active.
IlEcxrrs-wheht 1fln. o0t, bu: corn, 70. ooo In,
bu. ~''' '
, 1879-08-22

ST.. Louis, Aug. 1t.--CnTTuX-Flfm and un-
changed; m1ddlipg. 1910; sales, 50; receipts,
mono; shipments, :.7U; stock, !, $780,,
, 1879-08-22

ToLBno. o., Aug. H.vFIoun-Quiet
uRAlN- Wheat casler-No. 2 white Wabaah,
&1.04: No. . d.. S1.oo; amber Michigan,
ca.h o0,sc; August, 00}sc; Oetobos, poc askea;
No. . do, cash. 0uc: No. Z Dayton 4
Michigan rod, 09Ae; rslectad Wabash. ooc; amber
, 1879-08-22
BALTIMORE.

DALT1xonE. Md, Aug. :1.-ELoua-- rlracr and
unchanged.
uRAia-Wh cat-Weptcsn higher and steady; No.
Western winter rcd, rpot aud August. 81. oOhQ
l+0DA; September. 81. 0osa a. 0DS; octobor,
81 .oohDl. oo'4. corn-Seatesn arm; Western
mixed, srot and August. 40afQ 4BSc; september,
47i1147sc; October. 4sQ48,ic; steamer, no Of
fer!ngs. Outs E.rady; Pennsylvania, a103.c;
Western w'llto. 3103:c; do mixed. 20<I30c.
Rye quiet at 00GtGac.
JlAr-Unchangcd.
PHhvlsluSA-EIrm and unchanged,
HuTTER-FiEm and uctyu; primo to choice Wost-
orn packet, l.Gblic.
Eans-Acttve I'll 11Gb1ec,
pKTH6LEEA-Unshatigcd.
MHIaKE--null AZ 81 .1Jx Ib1. ~,
FMEtu'lTs-unchangol.
lsEukitTs-Ftouf, l,7lB brls; wheat. III, con
ha; corn, II. 0yO bu; oals. 10. 600 bu.
hltlrAENGa-W huat. ~. :lD0 eu: corn. 80, 100 tu
sALEs-Nhcat, 430, J00 bn; com, 7b, 800 hu.
, 1879-08-22

CLayrlAvp, o., Aug. 2l.-PErno1Rux-Un-
changed.
l'lTrsnuna, Pa, Aug. 81. l.--rErnoLrcM-Quict:
crude. 7oc at Pasker's for shipment; setncd, u4:.
Philadelphia delivery.
tnnctlyc; opened ana closed, oic bid. strictly
shipments. ~, 600 brla; Averaging 81. 900; ttauu-
actlons, 1U0, 900.
, 1879-08-22

49,. noFFAto.
BUFFALO, Aug. 21.-CATTLE-Rcccfpts today
sf4t soisiEMGa ."'o"G"t -" e@ssi ialE uema"u AZ
snsEs Aym IsSBs-Kccc1nts to.d.r, a, mn. ron,
siEmrd tnronRa ii cars; supply iigjit; limited d..
1nonj, both tor eastern and locai trado: sn1es Of
fur 10 RopJ Western sleep ut 81 U6Gni ID! clIotcc
cxporters' luts, 81. rs; EnnsJs jalnt,s. 81. Uuja
4 *. es' SSNs1
IIoos--Eeceipts to.day. g.4ao; consIenca
through. IID cnrs. n,arxrt nriet. tmvn,s nra
ssers apart; prices tendina down: aunp,y lasae: M
s.. So43. bo; cuntnOn part geas4ers, S. .1p3. lUt
EAST LIBERTY.
East L1gtnrY. Au1. o1.-CArrtn-necet,fa IN.
daf, 22O tcad through und III yard stocE: Total
inr thrre dnvw. III thrnnuf nn . md fnrn,. ths
1uu ior yard sa!cs las Been root fof lhc wscx, Wiz
ii sold .out; prices closed nrm at lie following;
man, 81 25GS ID. :: "oS't ''o0sSs' wi s'A''
fiuos"TeSints fo,tov o.n1r tood. ,,tot to-
~ too tos1Ay. t't1u nGhui auu.l 1oE
ers 81 efidt1 IN. }iindri,,htsy ii fiMbI nj
SHEEP. ece,pts lo.day. ., 700 hcud; total for
three days, ., uUU; prlccs ranging 93 754b4. 75.
urw voux
If, NEW YonK, Aug. ug.21.-BxErEs-Rcccipt to .duy.
, 1879-08-22
BOSTON

a3{j8TUNs
HosToN. Mast., Aug. .2t..-FLoun-Dui1 and IN.
changed.
QnA1N-Co.n firm: mixed and yellow, h0Q52c.
Oats quiet; new, :}2Go37c; old. 3uG42c. nyc, u
Q7Dc.
HEcz!prt-Flons, j, GOO brls; corn, 20. 900 bu;
wheat, H!. 900 hu.
sulraksrs- 0,ooo brls; corn, 80. 600 bu:
wheat, u, 600 lu,
, 1879-08-22

Dn1naEronT, Aux. I.-Arriyed-poard oi
Tsade. Morris, 0, QUO bu corn; FcasIs4s, Morris,
900 ba corn. z, GOO ou oats; Brilliant, Morris.
zoo bu 1ota; Hh&is. Ottawa, h,ov0 hu corn
, 1879-08-22

oswEoo. Aug. 31.--QnA1N-Whent Atea6Y; No.
2 Duluth spring, Sl.0d. Corn scnsce; Western,
4J144c.
, 1879-08-22
KANSAS CRY.

Kpttfal H&pafch 10 The Trihmua.
KANSAS CTR, Mo-, Aug. -. .--t1nAlx-Tho Iyttt
cuFrsnt reports wheat receipts. J.to:i bu; ship
1ncnss, H. TtD bu; 1tn,or; No. 2, cash, aBc: Nu
y. cash, H33fc; August b4Hc. Corn-1to.
ceptr. .. o17 ba: shfpmens, 800 bu; atcady; 70.
z cash, 2ac; August, n414c.
, 1879-08-22

PEontA, Aug. a1.-IiioawiNEs--1n Inactive; nom
1nai at 81. 03H.
, 1879-08-22

ST. Louis, No. Aug, a1.--FLouR-Dull and IN.
changed.
dRA'A-Whcht higher; slow; No. z, n5H6a
n5tsc cash; 1assG0 0baic August; D5:sc September;
t5at10sc October; D5de05,.c tue year; No. . do,
ss;4c. Cotn easy; No. g mixed, 3l.t031c cast,
nn4 September; 31.ic ocIoLcr; 30.c Noypn.
ber; 20ac the year. Oats active md higher; de-.
mnnd chiefly speculative; No. \, 24.Gla3!ic caah;
GI!sc septemler; *isldb!4c October; .46t94Ac
N1Teniher. RYE dull at 47>&Qbi7c.
Wlltskr-ateniy At 81. Ut.
Pnms,sloSa-Iorx aull; 81. A7yt asked. Lard dul,
aud nomtnnl. !]nlkn,sata aull and lowur; coar
5ibs. st:4,; cfcaI, $ta5. uacou iuactivo and
ltEcElrTs.-Flpur. 7,Uu0 bra; wGuat, III, Opo
bn; corn, ~ QUO bu; oals. III. 700 bu; rye 3, 900
sinlrnsSrs-F o, ooo hrls. wheat. ~, ooo
b.; corn: lo' Go ba; oats. 3.000 hui rye, nono;
, 1879-08-22

DR., sCHl}EMANN's LATEST DISCOVERY

WILMINGTON. Aug. 21.-srlturs or TuRRESrlxl
-QueL at 14c.
, 1879-08-22

Pullman Hotel Carr arr run through. between Chi
at al:;kiA III. S"~"A~
fo oilcs rad rttn. Pullman any other torm ds
a-Dcpot corner Of Wells and Kiniic.st4.
b--ueTot corncr Of Canal aud Klnzte.sta.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RA1LR0t1
Dfrota foot OF akcst.. thdtznasF and at
md Canal apd slxteeuth'sta Ticket Qdcts. 20 EiAIk.
IT. and Mt ucpUt&.
, 1879-08-22

CHARGES REDUCED
VAN Nnlta1AS ISSTtTuTG. founded lAs7),
1is West Ffty.teFHath-ss. Hrw York. tar yunnr la.
lirl, viii Reopen sept, u, iB7u teia fur circular.
Her. y. q. tAA aj..MAS, IL. D.. aud Mslt, VAN
NulsAAS. Principals.
, 1879-08-22

Atraint run via M!twankee. Ticket. for s.. Pau
and Mianeaf,tia Ut" T., NJ either Ta Madison Pfairit
au Chen. Or TJa Natcstuwn. La Croste. aud Wtnona
CHICAGO, ALTON Il e. LOUIE, 0HI0A9O; AHD
KtNsAE CITY & DEHVEl 6H0RT L1NEa.
Untu lsc0f. WtAt Sie near 3!1dtloa-Ht. bridge and
Twenty thlrl'st. llGkes Ui1tg. NJ South tlarx.st.
, 1879-08-22

1LGIEnI7 CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Depot. font ef Lakc.st. And loot Of
Ticket utsleu. Ill Itatllulpli'at. near CLARK.
, 1879-08-22

| Af1WEs
!antas Ctr hcnsof Fast Ex... sl3s 9tn's 1:30 n
ksnfns tItY Aynt t:3Hrst,., .:st . IN 7:lF,
St. al.s, SrrnRhcl1 t. re1Ax ..is D10 las 1:s1 ii
Mtllt l. SHW trlcahs Expresl - Hft m,s TINS m
st. Iult, ElrtnRacI + T.xAs. - Rtn NH 1staJnm
Peoria. 1.urlIQE{pI F2Af rxrtt4 NQ1 ms N:AO III
d krukItk Express .... il:fE> y EuIi 7;(s1 4 IN
CtielRu q. FauchI H. Il. Ex.... n:tD ins 1:i5 IN
flr'RtuT Lncun, Wasstnrr'H Ex sl.::f5 3;:1 IL
joflpt Dwight Acconlnod7 7t0ns 500 su' u:lD ri
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that The Eagle Bit and AN Buckle Company. joint stock corporation. 10. cated in Plymouth, in the County of Litch6eld and State of Connecticut in pursuance of Section B Art Gle title IT of the Statutes of Connecticut revision of 1875, will. on the first day of December, A. D. Terry Co. in Terryvile, in said town of Plymouth se at public auction, so much of the capital stock of said corporation standing it's books in the of George L. Darlington as shall be necessary to pay the indebtedness of said Darlington, to said ton together with the necessary costs of such
 Signed, THE EAGLE BIT BUCKLE CO
 By N. T.. Baldwin, Secretary.
 Plymouth. Nov. list, 1879. 82.Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20

Scotch Presbyterians seem very scrupu,ous to looser American thinking. Several of the defaulting Glasgow bank directors had made very liberal donationstothe church After their conviction, and after it appeared that much of their money was dishonesty got, the churches returned all their gifts, though it crippled the congregations who did it.
 Editor Riggs, of the Meriden Recorder, is under arrest again for libel. Beating, cow hiding, and the like, do him no good, and now they are tying the law. w.,....s...as ....z-..- --
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

Great Britain. The shipments of iron from Scotland 70 foreign countries have decreased.
 It is reported that offers of arms and money have been made to the Irish farmers by persons in this country.
 Fraaee.-The beet crop is worse than was anticipated.
 Germany. National Liberals are sup porting Bismark's railway scheme
 Russia. Czarewitch is about to visit Berlin to promote harmony between Russia and Germany.
 A Arailroad form Orenberg to samarcand is proposed.
 Lord Dufferin says that the maintenance of peace depends on Prince Gortschakoff.
 Iwrkey. y.-Active rivalry continues at Con- stantinople between Russia and England
 Details of the alliance composed of Servla, Montenegro and Bulgaria, have been published
 A.fqAamistan.- all, forty mine Afghans have been hanged for complicity in the Cabul massacre.
 Yakoob Khan continues under suspicion.
 Cu6G. Clara has been declared in a state of siege.
 The insurgents recently made raid into Remedies and captured arms there.
 The Spanish Government admits that the revolt is dangerous.
 Peru.-The Chilians are trying to starve out the Peruvian garrisons at Africa and Iquique.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20

The Governor of Michigan has appointed Fernando c. Beaman, aprominent lawyer and a native of Vermont. to succeed MT. Chandler in the U. s. Senate. The legislature which meets in January will, however, elect the per- son who will hold the seat for the rest of the term.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20
A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and indis cretions of youth, nervous weakness. early decay. loss of manhood, &c., will send 6 recipe that Nili cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send elfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH n. HMAN, Station D, New YorE City.
 43-ly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20
The Saturday Magazine. BosToN: FRED B. PERKINS, EDITOR.

THIS is bright, readable, weekly selec- on of the best short stories, popular science, and agreeable information from the English magazines, papers, weeklies and other first class sources. It's brief and lively papers suit people, It is instructive and entertaining without being heavy, dry, silly, or sensational It is now PER, at the special rate of Three Dollars a year, Gull price is $3.5O payable at the office of the Litchfeld Enquirer
 As there are no long combinations subscrip- tions can begin at any time. But now is the best Get 1t 24-3m
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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20
n1sTR1cT OF L1TcHFIELD, ss. Probate cour

nISTRICT OF LITCHFIELD, ss. Probate Court O Nov. 17th, 1879.
 Estate of David B. Parmalee, late of War1en, in said district deceased.
 Pursuant to order from the Court of Probate for said district will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder, the 18th day of December, 1S79 10 o'clock in the forenoon uness previously disposed of at private sae much of the Real Estate of said deceased as will raise the sum of Fourteen Hundred and Seventy five dollars and Seventyfye cents with incidental charges of sale.
 Sale to take place at the dwelling house on that part of said real estate in the town of Cornwall. Terms made. known at tune of sale.
 Sz-4w ORLANDO PERKINS, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20

Governor Cornell and ex-Gov. Jewell chairmanship of the National Republican Committee made vacant by Chandler's death. Either is a competent machinist
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20

Before the war Texas raised 200, 900 bales of cotton; this year it raised million bales, four fifths the product of white labor. Half the whole Southern crop of this year was produced bv white labor
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20

The loss of eleven millions by reduction of the the tobacco tax is ''reform'' which re- suits in loss to the government without helping no consumer
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20

William F. Williams, of Brookfeld, has se- cured the appointment to the Naval School from this Congressional District, through a competitive examination.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20

The South has raised twelve million more pounds of tobacco, half a million more bales of cotton, and 200, 900 more hogsheads of sug- ar this year. than last
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20
DOMESTIC.

Three steam tugs and eight scows were lost in gale on Lake Ontario, Monday night twenty-two of the men on board were lost and but six saved.
 The new French cable was completed Mon- day; telegram was sent to France.
 Ex-Governor Seymour declines to take any part in healing the feuds of the New York Democracy.
 The New York Seventh Regiment Fair was opened Monday, in splendid style, the Presi dent being present.
 Princeton beat Harvard at football, Satur- day.
 The Kellogg-spofford investigation was re- sumed in New Orleans Monday
 Five lives were lost by fire in Cannon-st., New York, Friday.
 The programme of the reunion of the Army of the Cumberland has been published. tornado In the West has blown down two | churches in Cairo and inflicted other injury upon property in that regioa. Robert Tombs declares the "Death to the Union" telegram false. The Postmaster General has takan further action in regard to the lottery companies General Grant attended banquet give1 bv the Army of the Tennessee, Thursday
 Ten thousand people attended the funeral of Professor Malon, in Atlanta, Thursday.
 General Grant was publicly and impressive ly received in Chicago, Wednesday.
 The question of pure milk supply was dis cussed at Cooper Institute, last week. The report of the Land Office shows increas- ed rates. of public lands.
 A WORLD OF GooD.-One of the most popu- lar medicines now before the American public is Hop Bitters. You see it everywere. Peo- pie take it with good effect. It builds them ic nf to fho other Bitters as it is not wh1skey drink, It is more like the old fashioned bone set tea that has done would of good. If you don't feel just right try Hop Bitters. Neacs. B. T. Turner, our enterprising dry seods merchant, received, last week. direct from | Europe by the steamship City of Chester an invoice ol black cashmeres, black satins, black and colored velvets and velveteens, and Scotch and Irish table linens. These goods were bought of the manufacturers expressly for Mr. Turner and shipped directly to him, and there fore he will be able to sell them without charg- ing the buyer or jobbers' profits. He asks the public to call and see the goods, and will sell them at wholesale prices. This is also a good season to visit Turner's for other goods, as he is ''up'' in all that is new, novel and desirable in every branch, and the people will find good bargains all along the ine.- Waterbury Anaer5c0n.
 FOR THE Coop OF HUMANITY.-Of all the discoveries which have ever been made by man or woman which has accomplished more for the Good of Humanity than anything else, Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound is | the greatest for men are now as loud and as enthusiastic in it's praises for curing them of | kidney complaints and weakness of the urinary and genital organs as women are in it's efficacy for curing female complaints.