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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
sHERIFFs SALE

.. 1861. iSHEkittS SALE .a'.
DAVID seybold ct al. uaihArins Wolf ct al. Case
No. e6GO hontgomely Superior Court. In Paru.
DY virtue Of and IN obedience 10, the commend OF
ID an order Of sale made by tho Snporior Court OF
Montgomery County, ohio, and to me directed, viii
osr at public sae AZ tho door o the COURT House 10
"' ''' = satsrdsg, fsbruary Is, 1894,
AT o'clock IN OF said ay, th- following described
real estate, toit: situate IA tho county OF hon,om-
section number le) two Of township az four, range
(6) i've, esst, &o containing one hundred aud hfty
seven 1S Sa Ses X pts 81 ~ ooto, nu m
eleven township ~ four, range, (5) Eve, east sc.
containing one hundred and nhy-sx and iorty live
hundred.hs llss 20 l) heres' ~ surveyed By anue'
Also, that trace or paraa d lnAa conveyed 10 Jaoob
isss and SsuDdsG % and sssssa a. as SsSs s ~
at the southwest eoroeF Of ne ssufAWsst qarter u
seetioA ls, townsAiP A. Eangoe s. oaSs A., and which
on he 0th day Of DeesmbsT Is1a divided as ioieWs
10 wit One hundred and thEes acres OF me en,l
Of sad tract icing one hundrSa Ahd arss poles and
said tract, and bong tue Wea paft u the santheasi
qaartsr OF section npneeE u, p0SasAip 4 ranEa .,
also, ,hs SAlre rsadus o. sai4 trasl, hang so Of
hy said Commiss,S Snes 90 CetAArAa Wolf, WIDOW Of
hundred and forty scres, nsre OF Iszs. Soundsd q
beginning At stake in the AorA hne sf said haat one
hundred and three poles AID eRAisssi liaha east O
Win sid norih line, nsith sS eass ~ h icc poles L
stone at the noriheasi eogaeF ef said irnnt AoDas
sbo 1866 50 100 poles 20 stone u tile southeast cor
ner thereof theHos with the A0uth lise ihaFoOf sou
$50 vest las Gs 100 poles 70 stAke: hekce t9<o
lbs ss Oe poles 70 the place o. beg nalas, Al N ~
county of Montgomery and Stale OF OHIO, and all ~
uatsd in Madison and HARRISON tsVnships, and hR
heen appraised ~ follows;
Fut tIset appraised ai.sss per sore, ffes q dowaS
| second " .. 20
Th,D1 = oos.S,,,o, ~ i.,,.,
And cannot sail Cor less THAI tso-lhlrdl OF che abos
apprnis soment
ferms- oaa-t third cash. ons-thlrd In one. anil TN
balance in two yeaTs nom the day Of haIe the defer
red payments 70 baaF interest aud 60 bs secured b
mortgage on the premises
Ths above described iaaa are tha besl of rob bleal
land well hmberOd, and each OF them a well unproy
ed good igiek dwelling h0afse, large hsrn anal othe
ont landings each Of them, and located within
from fur 20 sK miles northwest OF Dayton, and ecl
lrm is we'll supplied with good runnint water
0EoR0E MO''AhAG. ahenn Mona county.
II l.. II. PfoUFE, AttoTpsy. aauts
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From the LA Crosse Democrat q.
0Rlaek SRm,--A Sharp Niger.

"BAck Sam" whose dOings have been
faithfully and traly recorded in the Demo
crGt, has left town. In sharpness no beats
the Oldest inhabitant. Ii is well known that
after be came here from the South he we'd
locked wench with two children. He was
drafted-his wife died Saturday-wAs buried
on SundAy--hs procured hrs exemption pa
pers on Tuesday on the ground Of having two
motheress children TO support--Was married
TO another wench on Thursday For five
days work bs is ahead Of all competilion.-
The last exploit Of this lovely coniraband,
hover, casts hIl his other doings ia shade as
dark as bis own ebony cutiele. The first wife
had q husband in Madison, whom she had run
away from, and the day after Sam married
tho second wife he sent the Two httla cherabs
TO him, their proper father, aud thOn moved
TO WinonA This morning six feet and oRo
inch Of dark but intelligent negro sFFivsd in
town, sandWiehed between an old revolver
and club, looking for Black Sam He swears
II he finds him dar will bs funeral in Black
Sans family, sgrsI
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LET THE AFFLICTED READ i!

Aud learn that perfect aud radical cure Il warranted
and guaranteed TO all who afflicted with weakness,
debility complaints melancholy thoughts, de-
precision Of spirits distress aud anguish Of mind loss
Y sleop loss q msmory loss of energy and muscular
ndenes ia thoInaslees, hinthg hts, oonvusyO trsan
blings imPotenoe and disgust o. life. =. t.a
HkAR WHAT THR MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require TO be told the nature o. your
diaease-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not HIS perfect knowledge Ofth human system enables
bin to describe the diseases without any information
from the patient, TO explain its original and to
guarantee It's cure Aud, what 4 more valuable still, he
uin honestly and frankly tell whether you % cured
or not All his communications and Interviews are
strictly private aud CONFIDENTIAL Medical yoHgNlL
The BOtanlo Remedies Of Dr. Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, noVor failed yes % make perfect,
Iadlea. and psrmAnent cure Of ALL PRlRATE. BE-
CRIT, AND VKNRRkAL DISHAeEs, without the use
OF Mercury, without hindoranss from bu1lness, and
without fesr of discovery exposure No doadly poi
tonsi such a. arsenic nx yomioa opium, any othor
butparey vegetable Botsniesi RsrasdIss are Sssd y
this wonderful Botanic Physician. His botanic Rene
dies neVor yet failed 10 cure the NEST obstinate and this
other impurities from tho system when all other Reme
dies had hailed, Medical JoarnaL b, 5000.
GOOD Nkws FOR SINGLE MEN OONTKMPLATl
me MARRIAGA. HearrNhAt the Baltimore CORES
p0nleDt Of the Oddfsllowe B0Onaboro Maryland sald
on Thursday, tho slsi q Nay, 1905
ton having been psEfoEod b. tha Kpgfh Botanic Phy.
sioian, feel 4 ny duty, bsying knowledge of them.
service 10 the suffering. One case 10 partcuAr-shat
Of young man IN this oitys worthy q note. He bad
become the victim o habit the mere ason 70 which
eauaea 4huddar, and aer years of saarng aud dOotor-
Ing gave up all hopes Of recovery He wished 70 marry
aud was dearly belosod By suogt girl ever upad
Nde u eectlon, bat ha Nna iaAfie noFsot and proc
tated lie dared not wed on account Of the aAsllegod
state Of h system. lie sought relief the hAn of tho
Botanic PhyuiciAn aud aatonlahine nay seam, ~
the bloom aud pg0r Of youth hga EeturRed, aud he y
nSw tue happy hther Of q ialr of bright boys."
Any who ata aulioEin1, 40 maitaf What then eaEa
rlaint call the h5taplo Physician eonadentlally
1hey may rely ppO4 relief uh o1nos u Al ka -
HAST flffh vi. sycamore 81. aud hfoaawAy, GIN.
q WidIh a,-Sd col,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

.PRRcooIoUs CHILDREN KN--PhrelologialS, from
the days Of Gall and Spurzheim. have written
much in regard to the premature development
and decay Of children. In theiF practice ~
phrsnOlogisls they found that AloFWaFd chill
dren,' Of which foolish parents are usually
most proud, are, as a rule, either short.llvsd,
or that, Il thsy come into the fail stature Of
men and women. they develop lsss character
than those more slow aud backward IN ripen.
ing. This last number Of the chronological
Journal reads mothers a lesson on this sab-
iect in the following woFds
The business Of childhood Is 10 grow, 10
grow bodily, 20 take on consultations, 70 lay in
= stock Of vitality for future use. Many pa
rents suppose the business Of childhood 10 be
to get an education, and they lOse sight OF
the more important part that Of getting bod
ly health, strength aud yigoF, Pit young
colt into harness or under saddle When MOI
half grown, and he remains . yeAk aud spir.
itless animal. il not worthless, and dies At The
age OF dozen years; whereas 70 permitted "a
get his growth, be becomes strong, firm and
vigorous before breaking into aerviea. He
will work steadily for twenty years. And 90
Il Is with human beings. They must not be
forced In hot house plants may be stimu-
lated to flower before the time, but they decay
ss much sooner. e" iatsiitg 7
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ARMORY,u1HALI

IN THb POSTOfFICk BUILDlko3
NNHIs magniacsul hall has iaea thoroughly reno-
L vRted and IL now Ia eomplets order. ltWl be for
rent during ths winter for balls, Fars, &o Apply 70
de9dtw ia LEWIS wIILlAHs, clegg's Hall.
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FOR SALE BY

WIN Wensfh0H aud W W Stewart, Dayton George l.
Boyer, MIainisbnrfi; Jsteo slager upioni uAnder-
son, OenisrVille; Myers, Nov isianeni u Jaeeson,
ChaIaheTslurg u Il Bauer, Harrisburg; oiNlne,
Johnuvla, Ana0la 4 IitnbeTt, south ATnRioni Jteob
amser West nalumore; Rookie 90, Gcrlnanto~ni
w MuRply IVandaiiai n Nhskols, Lihoriyj a Gees,
Farmers yilo; heVGTliug ueTT, nRiemi W fyrment,
Williams A Susher, Wet HaltiInore; Perker Bro.
90; PaglIelablllfs and by Druggists and heEehAata
generally thEou out the United states and Oanadas
auaidly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

Tho 100 tract and 4B tract appraised togehe
At $40 per acre, fee OF dover, and sell for
x Of tho above sppraisement. f
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county
J. n BhaoofT, Attorney iHggla
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Hrs A. called and gotone dollar worth Of
TWELVE GENT SUGAR, AT MINIcK's
The incest kind
Mrs b. got one d0nar's worth OF the incest kind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT ,MINIOK's
Mrs o. got one dollars worth Of the choicest quail
ltyof
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIOK's. "
Mr. b. says that he got the host quality OF green
H lr RIO OOFFEE AT J. A.. MINICK'sTt Ttsl rA]
Thht he ever drank and Mrs. b. sAys she got the fin
entOf f..ru..fI domino. U il. H 80 tn rHtn
GREEN TEA AT ). A, MINICK's. ,tI,
While every body calls gets some Of that excellent
ExCRLs1oR SYRUP, AT J. A. MlNIoK,
Mr.. M. says he purchased half barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT ]. A. MINIcK's, y,
Decidedly the BEST he used while tho supply Of
NO. / MAoKEREr,, AT ]. A. MIHIoK's,
Both Tor size and quality cannot be excellsd in this
any other market. ,'.A.t .h
Ae invites al o call at his establishment and IN
pect his stock OF
OHOIOE DRIED FRUIT, I.
OoFFERs AND TEAS, ".
lHii SUGAR OF ALL KINDS, z
And the largest and best variety Of Groceries e
IN the city. HIS large establishments IL on tho ..
CORNER OF Market and JensFsOn Sta.
auIQv
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JORN HERTERIs EsTATR

NJ OfICE 10 hereby gwen that The uadcfsgned has
IN this day been appointed aud qualified A. Admin-
iauAtor the estate oi John Heetor, deeeaasd late
Oh MONTGOMERY county, Ohio.
ja3Ows URId5 WEATER, Administrator.
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1gaarrts.

HNO PUOHAsE--A horse and buggy, or sulky cheap
J. Tor cash. enquire atths once. ialsds
NXTAKTED-A permanent sitaahon az book.
w keeper, clerk, salesman, travelling agent, man
ulaetureT Of tobacco. The advertiser offers tbe in
dueefnent OF acquaintance with the French, herman
and English lapgtages. Inquire at No. no Main a.,
opposite the jail. LIZ. lLl-. gll'
de26dlm SALVADOR SCH AfkR,
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:For Rent.
HOTEBlFOR ItRNT.

TIyHE large aud oommOdioua hotel near the railroad,
on the corner VI Main and Sixth street, known as
the Chicago House, formerly oaled the Anthony
House,l Is offered lnT rent. to good tenant. The
house Is large brick situated near the Railroad De-
pot aud built aud used expressly iora hotel Persona
glpfOrmatpn lnFegard 70 INA house are re-
quested to call at No. 1V7 Fifth street, Dckeys
Block t delldlm J. BlkkEL, Agent.
fCineinnati Enquirer copy.l .lasaad-s.sa.l..a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-10
C. G. BRUCE Il PRESTON,


Claims. The 500 bounty due soldiers discharged
for wounds received in battle, collected WITHOUT
DELAY. We pay especial attention to claims in
which other attorneys have failed, or which have
been suspended of which there are tens of thous-
ands. We have already collected and paid over
to soldiers and their heirs over $500 UOU, and are
paying thousands daily. We secure pensions for
ten dollars and collect bounty aud back pay for
ten per cent and no pay until after we have sue
ceeded.
The ARMY HERALD is published monthly and
Is devoted to the interests of the soldier and his
heirs-to whom it Is invaluable. Write US and
we will send you copy free. or for thirty cents
we will send you by return of mail, fine en-
graved tinted likeness (abum size) of 1t. Gen.
Grant, and the Army Herald for one year. To
persons sending club of four, we will send as
premium an additional likeness and the Herald
for one year, and for each additional subscriber
an additional likeness to the getter up of the
club, so that person sending us club of ten
and So, will be entitled 10 receive. himself seven
lkenesses and the Army Herald for one year. and
REFERENCES.
Washington, d. g., April l8, 1864.
We take pleasure in saying that G. q. Bruce,
ESQ.,, has complied with the act of Congress au-
th0rizing certain persons to act as army and ma
Wy agents for the collection of war claims against
the Government. and to recommend him to all
persons that have claims they wish collected
promptly.
United States Senators-Benjamin f. Wade,
John Sherman.
Members of Congres-E. r. Eckley, VIM. John.
ston, VIM. B. Allison. 20
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Vermont Central and Sulli-
van Railroads..
Summer Arrangement commencing July rs, l6e
TRAINS GOING sOuTu AM EAST

Summer Arrangement commencing July 25 1854
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Waterbury at 8.54 A N, 1853 NJ and
sMail Train leaves Rouces Point at s. A. M,
Burlington 1925 M, connecting at White
River Junction and Bellows Falls with trains
for Boston, Worcester &c, and with Vermont
Valley railroad for Springfield, and New York,
arriving in New York at lO.l5PM NJ.
Day Express leaves Ogdensburgh at 80 A. NJ,
Montreal at 500 Jam, ROuses Point at l0.45 NJ.
for Boston Troy and New York. ...
Night Express leaves Ogdensburg at H..
so AM Montreal at $40 PM, Rouses Point at 45
NJ arriving at Boston at 8. 40 A NJ, connecting
at Bellows Falls with Cheshire r r. for Boston
and Worcester, and with Vt. Valley r. R., for
Springfield &C., and arriving in New York at
1880 p. m.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at $50 AM, s. 54AM 4l2 PM,
and SOY NJ.
Day Express leaves Boston at 500 Am,
via Lowell or Lawrence at 7 80 m., via Fitch
burg. Leave Springfield at 100 m, Bellows
Falls ut IL SO q m, for Passunpsic road, Burling-
ton, Montreal, Ogdensburgh, Chicago and the
West, making close connections.
Mail train leaves Boston at 60 A M, via Low.
ell, White River junction at 1875 p. m.t for Bur
lington. Montreal and 0gdensburh.
! Accommodation tram leaves Mortified at 40
NJ, for Burlington and Rouse's Point
Night express train leaves Bellows Falls at TO-
90 P NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad, leaving New York at 1915 Nj, and
from cheshire railroad, leaving Boston at 30 P
NJ, connecting at White River Junction with train
leaving Boston at $50 P NJ, arriving at Bur-
lington at so NJ, Rouses Point Mt 7 .05 A NJ,
Montreal at 9 Is A M,and Ogdensburgh at IL. 80
PM. Both the Mail Trains connect at White
River Junction with Passumpsic Road.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night ex-
press trains running between Rouses Point and
/ Boston, and Rouse's Point and Springfield.
| Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations. q. MERRILL,
| st. Adams, July %, 1864 SO Sup't.
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U. s. EXCISE TAXES.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.


NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual Tax
~ es OF the Sd Collection District of Vermont,
as assessed upon incomes, licences, Carriages
plate, &C., under The provisions of the law of
congress approved July LIST, 1862, and the
amendments thereto, have become due and paya-
BILE 4; and will attend myself or by Deputy az the
following times and places to receive the same,
viz: rr. >.
- cHITTENDEN COUNTY.
At my Office in Burlington, Tuesday, wednes-
day and Thursday. August 9th, 10th. and llth,
1864.
. At the Richmond Hotel, Richmond, Monday,
August 22d.
At the Bostwick house, Jericho, Tuesday. Aug
ust 23d.
At IN. Hills hotel in Milton, on wednes,
day, August oath.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
At the fremont house, st. Adams. on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, August 9th, 10th and
llth, 1864
AT Randall's hotel, Fairfax, on Friday, Aug.
18th.
At Tshams hotel, Bakersfield on Tuesday. Au-
gust 10th.
At Thompson hotel East Berkshire. wedncs.
day, Aug. 18TH
At Wights hotel Sheldon, on Thursday, Au.
gust 18th.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
At H. C.. Adams office, East Alburgh. on
Saturday, August Goth.
At Rice's Hotel, South Hero, on Thursday
August 25th. .4.
At Joel Aliens House, North Hero. on Friday
August 26th
,.. ESSEX COUNTY
At the West Concord House, West Concord, on
Tuesday, August S0th.
At Morris Woods Hotel, Guildhall on Thurs
day. Sept lst. .r. ...
At the Island Pond House, Island Pond, Sat
urday, Sept Sd. FIJI
ORLEANS COUNTY.
At the Memphramagog House Newport, Mon
At the Barton House, Barton on Tuesday
Sept. 9Th.
At the Irasburgh House Irasburgh, on Wednes
day. Sept. It'll.
At Carpenters Hotel, Craftsbury Thursday
Sept. Sth,
! LAMoILLE COUNTY.
At Seegar's Hotel, Cambridge, on Tuesday
At Smiths Hotel, johnson, on Wednesday
Sept l4th
At the American House, Hyde Park, on Thurs
day. Sept 10Th.
At the Morrisvlle House, Morrsville, on Fri
day, Sept. 10Th.
At the Mansfield House, Stowe, on Saturday
Sept 18th.
by the provisions of the Excise Laws, all per
sons negleeting to pay said Taxes within tn
time above specified MUST pay 10 per cent. ad
ditloual upon the amount thereof.
Taxes on Monthly returns not previously pail
will be received at the above stated times AM
places. .-...... ..
Any individual can remit his tax by anothe
|person as his receipts will be returned. Payment
must be made in U s. Treasury Notes or in Bill
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d. Parties who we're on the top Of
Mount Washington, Friday. July 22d,
encountered terrible snow storm A
party of thirty went up that day from
the Glen House and some of the ladies
were SO overcome by the cold and fatigue,
that they were carried into the Summit
House insensible and remained SO for
some time. Two parties, one going up
and another down on that day, were 80
blinded by the snow that they ran into
each other In the confusion one lady was
blown over the ledge, but fortunately not
much injured, and after the party left the
coach to walk to the house, the coach and
four horses were blown over the ledge on
the rocks below. The wagon was broken
and one Of the horses badly hurt, but
the driver escaped The scene from the
Summit House, Friday and Friday night
was both grand and fearful. the wind
Blowing hurricane piyg sa Q9ff afl
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aitA.
In Cambridge, July LIST, Everetha, daughter Of
Il. W. and Hannah Chase, aged eight years.
Thine IN tho tandar ro,o

In Cambridge, July LIST, Everetha, daughter Of
Il. W. and Hannah Chase, aged eight years
Thus on the tender rose,
The worm, corroding lies;
And ere 1t to perfection grows,
1t withers, fades and dies.
Killed near Petersburgh, Va. June 18th, Ralph
E. Dwinnell, aged 81 years.
Ralph enlisted as private, from .this town in
Co. q, 18th Vt. Regiment leaving his home and
friends, full of courage and patriotism but alas
how soon has he been called from the field of his
usefulness to that bourne from whence no tray
eer returns" His early death is a sad blow to
his widowed mother, brother and sister, but they
have this consolation-he died noby striving for
liberty and freedom,-and was much beloved by
his comrades, who deeply miss him Capt. Ken
field thus writes his afflicted mother: Ralph
was good soldier, brave in battle, and we deep
ly feel his loss Sergt. Raymond says of him ::
1--WE miss Ralph very much. He was ever ready
battle always seen in the foremost ranks" Thus
has another of Vermont's brave sons fallen on
the Altar of liberty, and though on earth we
shall see him no more, his influence still lives and
in-GOd's own time, we shall meet him again.
Funeral services at the church in this village,
Aug. 81, at o'clock
In Cambridge August 4th, at the residence of
Elisha Bentley, Nelson Woodwork, aged %
years.
In Mount Pleasant Hospital, Washington, D.
c., of diptheria, Willie II, Bassett. of Morris
town, tifer Co. G, 18th Vt. Regiment, aged l6
years and months.
Funeral services will be held at the Congrega-
tional Church in Morrisville, next Sabbath, the
l4th inst.
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PEOPLES ACADEMY,
Worthwhile, VT.
liss ALMIRA F. BENTON, PREcEPTREss.
iiss SUSAN Il. MASON,

Miss ALMIRA F. BENTON, PREoEPTREss.
Miss SUSAN E. MASON,
Assistant and teacher of French.
Miss D. II. AMBERIAIN, Teacher OF Music.
Mrs A. G. MANNING, Teacher of Pe9manship
HE Fall Term of this institution will com
/ mence September LIST. under the above eii-
Gent board of instructors, and continae eleven
weeks
No efforts will be spared to make this tho.
rough, practical school for the Improvement OF
the mind Situated in the pleasant village OF
MorrisviIle, free, faom the excitements so appar-
emily attendant and so detrimental to the i'm
provement of the mind of the student, usually
found In larger and mole frequented localities,
the Committee feel confident that the patrons oil
this institution will secure to themselves the ben
fts of a superior location a. well as of hattho.
rough and practical instruction usually obtained
in All academy school.
Board can be obtained at reasonable rates, or
rooms obtained convenient for students VINO
wish to board themselves.
Tuition as heretofore
A.G. Wnsr. Committee.
H. FERRIN, J 3'w4
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CT On the evening of Aug. lst, the
barn of David Davis, Jr., in Stowe, was
struck by tightening and with shed at.
tached. and all their contents, both entir.
ly consumed. 1t was with considerable
difficulty that his dwelling house was sa-
we'd from the flames. Some portions Of
it we're considerably charrcd The value
of the building and contents destroyed,
was about $700-lusurance to the amount
of $3.50.