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sworn. dsposes and that Abraham Lncoa late Of the
county OF sansamon and State of lila 4s dead and
20 = ne died on or about the lh day Of April u lss
interstate. as u - said and that his vii prohAh
amount 10 the sum Of $utN that said Abraham lrc In
leit az the time OF his Mary lancnn wi1ow
And Robert i. Lincoln and Ih0mas Lincoln, ttT~n.
DAVID DAVIS
suoscrbed aud to before this
A. D. isoS. y. W. MArmaSY CLERK
The above figures speak for themselves 10 b. added
70 them, no sever 10 the S2 600 which
BY the last Congress on account OF Mr. Lucons salary
making altogether the toal value OF the personal
10 oe about $4,000 70 say nothing Of the real
described in the schedule above that the statement
that Mr. Lincoln saved nothing and len nothing from
his salary and that Mrs. Lincoln no resource
what remains from the appropriations Of C0nxr 81
S22 O00 and the of the homestead returning aio
gether but 81, 100 per year, cannot possibly DO uss
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FINANCIAL ANo COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY, Dot. I'D P. n


Ihc gold market has hesa strong to-day the range
having beeu from lit9 l4iH I44s1, with the open
ing transactions lossa and the closing ones At
ths highest poni o tho dav. Private kilograms re-
seived after the adj al the board reported fur
sher decline 10 Liverpool and depression bor
dering on pan there. and considerable amount OF
gold was bought tie street, up 10 nvs O'Clock, 1t
lAx, the latter pre-, being bid. There WAS very
active borrowing dc nani tor coin, and loans made
ut I-16 81 81 ana ; g. per per diem in favor
Of tho lender. rue gross clearings amounted
TO $50. q4s, 900, tbs gold balances to S1,570 I'll.
and the currency balances 70 $3.055,e7s The
doubts ertaned to the from which
ths spurious ssventhry notes contribute 70 the
drnness OF the god premium. The report, however,
published this morning that a counterfeit thousand
dollar bond had been detected the Office OF Jay Cooke
Co. ID erroneous the only counterfes recently dis
covered bens OF the thousand dollar thirty
notes Of the OF June Is, 1866. The Treasury
seems ndisposed make demand upon thoss from
whom Il received the so-caiied counterfeit notes. and
they in their would be unwilling called upon, to
sake them back first because they have already been
redeemed BY tho Treasury and second, because there
b suspicion abroad hat they pnutsd from the
original plates BY dishonsss meanS for which the Trsa
sury y responsible.
Tho daily range Of the market during the week Is thus
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hining shares experienced further decline, and the
marks. for them continues bsarsh- AZ the ars board
seaver closed SOC lower than the time yessr
day. selling al sIl 80 ssnssndsrfer &C., seing 50 S.
cky Mountain Sc, selling At s5c.; Quartz Hill &c.
sssing 81 20; smith Parmelss 2oc selling At IS rs
Toe foreign exchange market vas inactive bot rm 10
tone. Bankers bills on England ct sixty days we're
quoted At l09a< 1925; At TIRES days. lo9k = ITO;
commercial bills, loss 100; bills on PARIS at sixty
days, 51sh a 5l6H; u three days Sis STAY.
0lhar bnlla vara rafad thus
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rsKrtrcr sHr-A tsle9rsphic despatch wEs rservsa ~
Gloucester Tuesday Provinces sintiA4 ihAa ta~
rehr John Brown, OF that port, had pfte1 npA Alse
shin waarlorred ana iow.d fer Into risstev Cove ~
Particulars stated An agent has eons oa " .iteMt
gate the matter and the probability that ne s1p 49,
prove quite valuable prize for the owners o. vac seaf $40
Sens DAISY ief ST John Nh, eh ps AM vhnn OF ront
Lapfeux struck By squa which cove ne vessel 90
her ends DOT % I'd rghed, vessel fGn 81
Ter par, ~ Soy toat yas 7 Al ggerboerd strong
mo on and the vessel bslng unr,anaFras sni fat ~
water assisted The revenue cutter lnto fAstncF
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aMalr1:-
Business in financial c cles was again rather quiet
though the demand for money anything, shade
more active. The country banks checking more
literally and the remttnnces Of aryer
than for day two The demand for money on
grain paper ana on time bills shipments vas quite
pressing, but such did not meet with much
favor Prices looked upon o being too
high TO make II safe to hold grain on specnla-
ton, and the banks have not the monev 70 carry
here and at the same time pay for the daily receipts
The demand for discounts from otner sources prnci-
the paper unquestioued It passs(Snt The usual
rate. The market In the aggregate claser than
yesterday. On the street there h considerable paper
offering at rates equivalent to TX AK per cent per
month. The market for New York funds coser
than II has been for soms time, and round lots
readily pieced between banks At 15c 15hc. discount
There was no change in counter rates.
New London pager says Of the, affairs Of the
Stoningion Bank
There meeting Of the stockholders Of the ston.
ington Bank yesterday, and voted hold another
meeting on the 10Th instant tn ascertain whether the
bank shall be continued closed up II is thought
there doubt but the bank has ample security for
its obligations and that parties will the and
pay depositors and creditors Tho bank has
OUTSTANDING State circulation o. about 900 in addi-
ton It's liability to the deposora II has Of the Josn
Fire Arms paper $40 600 paper Of parties New York
$27 600; overdrafis $4,000; due, according to the
laes memorandum 10 the r. and s. Railroad, $50, 000
The bank has been mir condition for three ars
and there been choice OF directors for Eve six
years
The earnings Of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
way for the first week october sos 76a. against
Sll4e96 for the same week last year, showing q de.
crease OF $40, 392
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. market during the week is thus

The exports OF specie and bullion 70 foreign ports dur
Eng the week amounted $41s47s Of which the details
are - follows:-
Oct lO-steamer America, h, emsn-
Oct lO-Steamer America, Havrs-
American god ................... 10000
Oct l0-steamer America, Paris
Mexican doubloon ...... ................. 1921
October lO-Steamer America London
Mexican douboous. ...................... ST. 600
Oct l0-Steamer Am rIca Southampton
Gold and silver bars ..................... sl,55o
Oct ll-Steamer City Of Boston, Liverpool
British gold. .................... Io4s3
Oct. ll-Stesmer Slxpna, d4nourg-
Doubloons .......... ................. A1es
American gold .........................1 $50 800
American silver .,.............9... 5000
IoAl Tor the week f473, AIS
The shipments tho port during zach Of tho last
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lINcolS's ESTATE.

Administrator In SanGamOu County. III.
From the Springfield nlLl Journal October Of
We have deemed the publication OF the inventory OF
the estate OF Mr.. Lincoln died by Judge Davis.
the administrator In Office OF the Clerk Of the County
Cour Of Sauramon county, would nos only not be
place. but would b. she and the surext way
placing facts before the publ We therefore give
u below. II died on the 20,h OF November 1869,
by IN. W Matbeny clerk" and recorded In book Of
inventories, page 50:-
Inventory the estate Of Abraham Lincoln late Prcsi
dent Of the United States 80 far the has
knowledge. DAVID DAVIS, Administrator.
In registered bonds bearing per cent payable in
coin. .&5I
In temporary loans bearing cent IN a7sl
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REAL ESTATE ILti~nrs
Mr. Iinenlns homestead IN Springfield m On To- and
Part Dot in block TO- H. lles addition Springfield
lot o. in block 10, town OF Lincoln, Logan county, Ill.,
RIAL rsTArn
Crawford county iSwa-l2o acres cast half northeast
lama countv40 acres, description not rrraleeted Ce14
tfese Of entry hands OF G. H. Moore Of enuion iis
DAVID DAVIS. Administrator, 1c
The following Is transcript OF tho oath fled by Judge
DAVIS upon taxing out letters OF Administrations -
S,r ~ rnfa. eto0rmca cor'y David ravis heins auIy
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
AnRy-OpsLr.-On Monday. August n ri Cairo. N.
Y, BIZ the Rev Walter Drysdale, cHARLRs Lyp AsRs
70 II MATILDA CoIk, daughter Of Abraham 0dei Esq !.
all Of New TX.
PARsoss-HrLt Al tho ~ r. church Danbury
Conn on Wednesday. October by Rev. r. L. Birch,
assisted by Rev Crawford, dgIo II. PARsoss OF New
YORK CITY, 10 GgoRGx, daughter Of Geo. Huli ESQ, Of
Danbury
birth.
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MrrcHSLi---In Brooklyn, on Friday October IL. Mrs.
J. J. MITCHELL, Of a daughter.
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interest Also the following
10 per in,srss. 5000
Thomas Turner (Freeport) July. 1863 due Novena-
Der 1883 interest 10 pcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
A. q J. Hains tPekin) notes for 500 each: one
due October ID IHbS the other January l. 1859 49,. 400
WITH the following credits
February III. ls59 $50; Mag 1850 $50: July IA 1862
Sltv, September ~, 1861 $50, August ~, is6L $40.
~. b. Church tsprnghed). November 9. 1854, II ave
mouts, given at Washington. observation-disclosures. no
James A D. =. Mcdaniel (ssngsmon county, April
2S 1888 day 10 per cent interest .......... $50
Golden Patterson tvermiiion county, April 2b 1884
due one year after date GO
Milton Davis tVermi0n county,. November n lS57.
due December 20 1887. 10 psr cent. vita credit Ok
80 Narch y, ltN 70
John r. Mercer (shelbyviel, NAY rs ls53..........
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twenty-five weeks were as sabIoIned:-
III
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DR.. Schenck on Dyspepsia. SYMPTOMS

CAUSES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of DySpepsil-A
of iulIuesS tightness and weight ia the -tOmah
together with riauency acidty snur offensive eching
of wind, wdierhra>h and vomiting. and deal of
what person calls al-One eer ii the pit OF the
stomach. frequently there j also palpIi4iOn OF the
heart which physicians mistake heart disease ami
when the stomach Is in this condition il Is coaedIwith
a mucus slime. The rough. hbrUus portions Of the
stomach similar 10 what iii tTpe Is what throws
out the gastric juice and when the stomach thick
coat Of slime II. prevents the gastric juice from
flowing, and digestion ceases Schenck's -eaweci tonic
iS>Olves this nuCu> OF slime, and restores the stomach
toits natural condition.
Schecks Mandrake Pills also CURED 10 carry OF
this morbid matter TwO-ihirds ui the cases 81 con
sumption caused from this diseased state The
stomach: the liver coming torpid 1t throw
out bile. AMI III i short time the whole system i de-
ranged. The mucous membrane oi the rrohchca tubes
sympathZeS with the other osaS before the patient
IL aware oithe OF she has bronchial OF pulmonary
sumption
Schruck's PumUnic Syrup cannot act freely through
the blood when the system i III this LOCI eap IuId
ton without the aid Of the Sea Weed Tonic and Man
amt when II morbid condition, tOi aud hlie
run through the system mixed. AMI the whole hoIs
becomes low ana the blood tl,k II hardly
through the veins. Ia majority oi hemorrhAsc>
irOm tin Thick condition OF the blood. Tile Mali
drake fills the liver similar cdoiel they do
what that does unOcks the gall badi-T-. starts. the
bile and blood begins circulate naturally through
The veins and the heVrrha-es Cei>e. II. when Peros
are attacked with hrll"rTha" they would Ar>I taAc
good pur-ayr, something that would the liver
they would I've relieved from bleeding from the lungs
and ii i the only way, for a>tTiIscn> uuy tempo
Tdry and rTtdt the bronchial tubes. aud lLN the
ground work CoI>umptiu
DIR. SCHENCk Will be professionally al his ropm>
err week b. Bond Stree. New York. and s. Han
Street. Boston. from =. A. N. until ). p. NJ He
gives advice tree but or aIhoroesh examination with
the Rt >QiTJmet"r he charge is -.
His medicines sale by all druggists and deal
ers Also a iUl supply l, all times al his rooms.
Price oi the Puiinonic syrup AMI Seawr-i Toni,
each 81 81 per bottle OF $ 81 the halt dozen Mandrake
Pills - tents per box.
GEO. {. G0UDWINk CO.. IS Hanover street.
Ie4lhwtuov2 o,
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Town of ST. Johnsbury. Officers. - To,r'l
Clerk Hubbard He tins.; Treasurer, Barron Moulton
SsLrtae, Calvin Morrill,, j. H. Appebee, Simeon Euse;
Listers, A. G. Chadwick George Ranney l.. c. Math-
cws; Srsytct Sc!csis, Rev. F.. A. Titus; Coecor A.
NJ Cook; Orers'cr If tn Poor, John Emerson.
Village Officers Hre,d'or, F. c. Redngton:
Clerk, o. W. Baker; Trustees, \. G Chadwick, A. 5.
Livingston, A j. Willard, Phinras Alden, John Emer-
son; Collector, L. b. Flint; Highway Surreyrs John
Emerson, Mark K Bruce.
Religious Meetings.-No,th C0,iy. Chuch, REV.
E. C. Cummings, Psstor) Prea hing on the Sabbath at
100 NJ and go NJ. Sabbath School at Las NJ.
South Cong Church, (Rev. Lewis o. Brastow, Psstor0
Preaching at 1890 A and Las N. sabbath School
at 1900 N, aud Conference Meeting at d3n Meth
oit Church, (Rcv. +. A. Titus, Pastor) Preaching 1t
1890 and Lao NJ. Sabbath School at l2oo N, and
Conference Meeting a: Gao N. Prayer Meetings in
all the Churche-, wednesday evenings n 80. Prayer
Meeting of the Young Mems Christian Association, Fri
day evenings, at 500.
Masonic.-PAssUxPsIC LODGE, Silss Mastin, ". VI.
Meetings every Thursday evening. HAswELL CHAP
TER Slas Mastin, H. p Regular Meetings Friday
enng on or preceding full of the moon. PALESTINE
CoMnAsDEhr, j. l.. Perkins, Cvmlman Ter. Regular
Meetings Tuesday evening preceding full Of the
moon. All meetings in Masonic Hall, Main street.
Good Templa-s. HARMONY LODGE, John t.
Casino, ". C. r. Meetings at their hail, Summer street,
every Tuesday evening.
Fire Department.. Chief Engineer. Francis
Walker; AssstaT E'g'heerS Franklin fairbanks, Lin
dorf Morris, E. F Brown. TORRENT ENGINE Co. Mol.
don ivsfF Nut-
ting; Clerk II. &, Hastings. DELUGE ESGINE Co. No.
D Foreman, B. F. Rollins; $50 Foreman, John Ste
vens: Clerk, " NJ. johnson. EXCELSIOR Hook AND
LADDER Co. Foreman, James T. Howard; Asst
Foreman. Horace G. Wright: CLERK, John p Eddy.
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ISiUnd Pond.

Officers Hall and Smalley have recently
made seizures to the amount of three
horses. two wagons, and eighteen gallons
of whiskey.
The baggage car of the train leaving
here Friday night, the 9th inst. took fire
near CoaIicook. C.. E.. burning the car
and all its contents. save two trunks and
box. Supposed to have taken fire from
the explosion of kerosene lamp. The
car was nearly full of valuable baggage.
belonging mostly to parties travelling for
pleasure One man claims damages to
the amount of 100000 for loss of L. S.
bonds. \ company of illusionists claim
damage for $4,000 for loss of all their
apparatus. Others lose from 5000 to
$1,000 j. W.
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In burlington, on the 9th, inst Mr. Adeline a. Rem
net, wife Of Judge Milo l. Bennett, sged 90 yesrt.
In Norwich, Aug. 6, Dr. Shubsl Conyerse AGED
e. ysars.
In Barre, July 5, NM Sarah VI. Bradley, wife of A.
s. Brsdley and daughter of Eliphsle; and Lucy Hewitt
aged % yesrs.
In Bradford, Aug. !, Des- Oliver Hardy, sged -.
In Woburn, Mass July &c, Mn. Eunioe Mcdonald
aged IS year,, wife of VIM. Mcdonald, formerly Of
Danville.
In Lttleton " H. at the residence of hii SON July
Is, Nh. Simeon Walker, formerly CT Cabot, aged 81
years.
In Bradford, July Is Mr. J. T. Worth. aged IL YEAR,
In Bradford July 81, Mrs. Cee-tis, wife of Ambrose
Morse, aged &c year,.
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Cure for Pin Worme

If remedy is needed don't fail to get bottle Of
DR.. E. e. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup. Til. rrup never
ting and dangerous WORMS entirely from the sy.tsm
Adults of Go 10 Year,, who have suffered for life
time {; children upon whom all other worm remedies
have been tried in vaiD relieved Of all ANNOYANCE In
n hours and when taken according TO directions II
will effect entire cure 1t acts cathsItic and
improves the health by removing all impurities from
the system. and always safe with the youngest
child.
Sold by G. C. GOODWIN Co, Boston, and by
druggists everywhere. apr, Jun, aug
Only rs Gents per Large BottIes.-MoTH-
Err BAlLEY'S QC1ETING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN,
Which gresty assists the child through the month, of
teething alays al pain, reduces inflammation correct
acidity of the stomach and fails regulate the
bowels. Sold by druggsts.
WA. JOSLYE & SONS, Barton, Wholesale Agents
for Vermont 6s-I0
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Iron in the Blood.-Tt

Iron in the Blood.-The necessity of due pro-
portion of iron in the blood lie well known to a medical
men; when 1t becomes reduced from any Cause what
ever, the whole system suf,ers the weakest par. being
frat sttscked, and feeling of languor s.,tmde and
"all gonencss" pervadee the system. The remedy is
simply to supply the blood with the necessary quantity
of lion, This can be e by using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
protected solution iheprotoxde Of Iron which isso
prepared that it amiates at once with the lood CIV
ing strength, vgor and new life to the whole system
To take medicine to cure diseases OccaEioned BY de-
fciency of IRON IN THE BLOOD. wi hout restoring
1t 10 the system, s like trying to repair IL building
when the foundation is gone.
An eminent divine says: Il have been using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time past it gives me
new rgor, huoyancy of spirits, elasticity of murces"
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures and
mendstions from some of the mos eminent physicians
clergymen and Others will be sent free any address
The genuine has "Peruvisn Syrup blown in the
glass. j. p. DINSMORE, Proprietor
No. &c Dey St., New York.
Sold by all druggists.
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miles.
Camping out.

Some of the Montpelier people are do
ING a sensible thing. They seek recrea-
ton. but instead of posting off to some
fashionable places. in the heat and dust OF
travelling. they are camping out in the
State. y party of some fifteen have been
abiding on the shore of Lake Caspian in
Greensborough, some weeks. The party
consists OF both ladies and gentlemen.
They have six tents. with kitchen attached.
They spend their time mainly in fishing.
boating and Deriving. and doubtless enjoy
themselves hugely. Another party. J. R..
Langdon and family. also from Mont
peler, are in camp at Peacham Pond.
This is Il fine way of spending summer
vacation. aud we wonder that so few re
sort to this mode of seeking recreation
and health.
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p'H' fo"Hfy Far.

'I'.'"\iA> TWO weeks ago con-
~. VI premiums "ilere' D! lhe
'-''"I'"ial society, 10 De COM
y. 3" we county FAIR on the 18th
80 w september next. me falr
'''P"''E nave ABOUT coihPie'eo
'''.''' ''f ''''fo day-ahd iuii
'''''''' ~ AL the days VIII soon APP
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Grace's Celebrated Salve.

From Mr.. E. TUCKER, Depot master at Salisbury, Mas
Il have been troubled for years with bad humor
sometimes outwardly, and sometimes inwsrdy. Dur
ing the past summer II unaffected itself more tsn uesl
Outwsrrly and used your S,lve All sign. Of II have
'ince disappeared without affecting inwsrdly indi
eating think the Graduating nature Of the Sslve
SETH W. FOWLE & son, Boston, Proprietor
Sold BY all drusgst- at % cent. box sent 10y all
for s5 cents. 6s-fS
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1p,Hiji1 q NeW Road.

ID looking about our village one day
week. We noticed quite gang of men
work constructing ii new road. The
a., when completed, will connect water
."'o, With South Park Place" Begin
ing "a Water street. near where the coal
upHsr- Of the MeSsrS. Fairbanks once
stood. II passes caSterly on the meadow
'oW twenty rods. then crosses Slecper's
.., j.. nortlI-rasterly direction. stlik-
Park Place on the south. and through
b, this place will open into Western
n.nGr. The road is made 10 accommodate
-nN shops OF the MeSSers. Fairbanks.
'''o provide building lots. 1t will be a
.aaolr Improvement 10 the village.
south Park Place" is one of the pleas
r> Localities within the village. 1t
Ar.i elevated, finely located for drain
-. with nice common in the centre.
81. may be- made as neat as a ladies par
Two large new houses. a additions
I'D" Place This season. are nearly done.
d NO more are to be built without de-
Nr. lhaddcu> Fairbanks. who has
'iot"rr,rlcd several houses in this local
,r'ct- the new ones. and the fact that
AtnIi.>'> 80 much interest in this new
10 70 our village may be considered as
4muuLt to a REORGANIZATION that every
'-NlII bcdonc ''derently and in order
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The eVer-lnemOraDle 10Th OF August.
the anniversary of the battle. will be cele
brated this year as usual by the citizens
of Bennington and the surrounding cOun-
try. Horace Greeley has signitied his in
trntiOn to be present and deliver an ad-
dress. and other eminent speakers will
take part in the exercises.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
We understand that the corporation of the
University of Vermont aud State Agri-
cultural College at their annual meeting
voted to build President Angel $4,000
residence. and elected two new profess
sors. Peter Collyer graduate OF Yale
College in 1861. and for five years past
Chief Chemical Assistant at the Sheffield
Scientific School of New Haven. Conn.,,
succeeds Prof. Blake. resigned, as Profess
sor OF Chemistry pro tempOre. Professor
Collyer has a splendid reputation as
chemist and will undoubtedly fill his chair
acceptably. Both these appointments are
excellent. and were unanimously made by
the corporation. Prof. Thomson, who
resigned his Latin prOtessOrship some
weeks since. is succeeded by Henry W.
Haynes. of Boston. who was graduated
as the best Latin scholar Of his class
from Harvard College in 1851. He is a
man Of unusually fine talents, and comes
highly recommended by some Of the most
influential and scholarly sons OF Fair
Harvard. "-Burlingt0n Times.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Butter sold in st. Adams last Tuesday at
y to p cents per pound. A good supply
was brought in.
Mrs. Sarah Davis, of Fairfax. was ar
rested on Saturday week upon suspicion
of having caused the death of STEP
daughter. a child of five years. Marks
were found on the neck of the child like
finger prints. and which it was charged
indicated strangling. MIS-. Davis main
tanned that the child fell from some rocks
and was so hurt as to cause death. The
examination took place on Thursday.
The indictment exhibited three counts :
LIST. for murder by beating I'D. by Starva-
ton Sd. assault and battery. 1t appear
ed that about eighteen months ago the re-
SPondent married Norman Davis. who
had two children by a former wife. little
girl and boy and that she had NAL.
treated and cruelty abused the little GIRL.
The doctors testified to finding bruises,
but no satisfactory explanation of the sud.
den death of the child. and the respond.
ent was held to bail in the sum of 500
tor manslaughter. In default of bail she
was committed.
\ distinct and smart shock of earth
quake was experienced at MOoers, Cham
plain and ROuses Point. about noon of the
Sd inst. A heavy rumbling Of the earth
jaring the dwellings to their foundations
preceded and followed shock like the dis.
charge of heavy cannon. Earthquakes have
been felt in that region every five years or
so for seventy years.
! ORANGE COUNTY.
| The circus which exhibited at Bradford
on Wednesday. was attended by the usu.
al crowd of light fingered rascals, who re-
| lived several gentlemen's pockets of theil
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LII. ,. ,. Fltchs Family Physician" Seven
t-i1 pages price Is cents. Sent to any address No
money required until the book is received read end
fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the ick Or
indisposed. Address DIR. 5. S. FITCH, Is fremont q,
Boston tg4in