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CarriagesI Carriages |
C. 2. KIMBALL & LARKIN,
Repository under Preble House,
PORTLAND. ME.

Z
THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing IL
4 the public that they have taken the elegant and
spaeious store under the Preble House for CARR.
age and Sleigh Sales-room, and Will keep Constantly
on hand large assortment OF fine Carriages from
our Factories on Prehe street, consisting in part Of
clarence Coupes, Coupe Rockaway Carryalls Cabrio.
let's: Phstons, Top and Open Buggies In great va
Tietes; Sunshades, Pony Ph@tons Jenny Linds.
Godard Buggies Dog Carts, Jump Seats OF all kind:
and styles Side Spring Box Wagons Of new designs;
For style and durability our Carriages are NOT
SURPASSED IN TINS country, and our long expert
ehce anu uneqnaled facilities for manufacturing fine
carriages enable us to offer them at prices that can
not fail to suit purchasers. ''' sAA'-
we shall also keep good assortment OF Massa.
chusetts made Carriages, and shall sell them AT rbs
very lowest possible rates for just what they are
with the manufacturers name on each, and shall ~
1er that class OF work: Top Buggies from $s5 90 n
Szo9oe Summaries from $1Io0O to $i75 90, and other
whether they wish to buy or not.
q. p. KHMBALL & LA RHIN.
Portland, July7, 1869. ss, d2m
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To Consumers of Coal

N consequence of a combination existing among
1n thirty thousand miners, embracing the whole
coal region, to regulate the price ofabor similar
combination ofyessel owners and captains In refer.
ence TO the feghting Of COAL and having to pay cash
i1r an our COAL the coal dealers Of Portland feel
.nas 70 pursue the course we have In the past OF
e coaifor future delivery, would be disastrous
70 .ne traae and principle not recognized in any
osner D.snch Of business; therefore, it is hereby
agreee tnat ON and after June 1Oth all sales OF coal
sna " LOT cash with privilege Of delivering the
u fa' JAMES q WILLIAMS. $3.50
HIRAM BROOKS,
JACKSON & EATON.
st4aA EVANS q GREENE. aE
JOS, POOR.
faaserEE JAMES Fl. BAKER hf
JN0. W. DEERING.
RANDALL, McALLISTER a CO.
SAML ROUNDS g SONS,
ts@ PAUL PRINCE g SON. g e
JOHN I. ROGERS & CO.
HENRY L. PAINE & co.
June 12-eod I'm
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III. Provisiol
Rfca 1Q HI q "a

Rice, " ID. =. 9 a ,10g
/. Saleratus.
|Saleratus3 ~ ID 10 IL
Turks Is. "
hid. Is bus. 70 81 "a 425
st. Martin, 362 q 425
do, ckd. in bond2 81 q 275
Cadiz dutyp'd none
|Cadiz in bond none
Frnd Butter. 81 q
Liverpool duty
!. paid 1880. 3 bo@4 Is
Liv. In bond 2 1902 800
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5000 ne S. ssa .f.e.smss. sa ssw,
In adjoining town, 8 miles from Boston; steam cars
run hourly, wen fitted up. Two first class Billiard
No bonus asked. Sickness only cause OF selling.
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Halford's Leicestershire
TABLE SAUCE.

For sale Wholesale and Retail By SAMUEL
CHADWICK, and at retail by VIM. L. Wilson
q Co., 50 Fed ct, d. Hooper. cor Exc. and Mid. ss,
u e. Faes q Co., 40 Middle St., Robt. Leighton, Jr.
80 Mid. st, and by all Grocers. July 6-eodiw
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&S0lln ron sALR.-cnance seldom
,RSOVV sofered.-Express route; nine good
noIses and all appurtenances, doing cash trade of
$4,000 per year. Horses, wagons and harnesses in
good order. Call and investigate, Sold ON account
q other business: Terms easy. For full particulars
apply to TAYLOR & CO., 70 State street, Boston,
MASS. hfso sg ss9a july2-d1w
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A. COBB 81 CO.,
165 Middle Street,
Offer their entire stock OF
Fancy Goods at Cost!
For the next sixty days for the purpose OF closing
business. je15 tits
New Fish Market

just received at
Vest End Market, IS Bracket ST.,
fresh lot Of
/ Quebec Salmon!
Also, constantly on hand, Fresh Fish of all kinds
w. h. CHAPMAN.
iulY2-d1Ms No. IS Braekett Sfreet
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A IL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
"A neatly and cheapy done ct this ONCE.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-15

BEAUTIFUL MIRAGE.-As Messrs ID.
w Dixon and III. Smith were crossing
the Sand-Bar Bridge from Milton to
South Hero, on the morning Of the 25th
ult., they were so fortunate as to witness
display of the wonderful phenomenon,
mirage, which is not often observed in
this part of the country. The New York
shore, some ten or twelve miles distant,
was suddenly reflected ON the snow clad
ice, at an apparent distance of two miles
from the bridge. A moments observa-
ton showed the full outline of the image
with its woods and head lands, to be an
exact counterpart of the shore extending
southerly from Port Kent. The phenom-
ena rapidly extended itself to the Yer
mont side, when Colchester Point and ad-
jacent shores were reflected in the same
wonderful manner, though at a much less
distance from the bridge than the other.
Beyond this could be seen the expanse OF
snow-clad ice, and the real land so faith
fully copied by the mirage.
In a few minutes the scene underwent
curious ransformation,-the false land
being broken into numerous small frag-
ments, representing islands, which gradu.
ally faded away and the illusion dissolved
As neither of the gentlemen had ever wit.
messed such an exhibition before, the ap-
pearance of land where none existed
startled them not little, at first, but
their surprise soon changed 10 delight
This wonder of the atmosphere is pro.
duced by the refraction or deviation o1
the rays Of light under peculiar circum.
stances. On this occasion the sun shone
brightly, and the sky was nearly cloud.
less, but the atmosphere below the horizon
presented most singular appearance.-.
N. Al6Gsss Aessasgv.
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VERMONT. - 4 correspondent Of the
Boston Journal. temporarily in Vermont.
writes a. follows:
A. an agricultural State Vermont takes
the precedence Of Maine and New Hamp-
-hire She has les- of swAmp- and ferns
than Maine: less OF stark bare Lodges and
sandy patches than New Hampshire. Her
people are more strictly agricultural than
any other of the Eastern or Middle
States. She has not the lumber interests
of Maine. nor the cotton manufactures
Of New Hampshire. nor the commerce OF
Massachusetts. Her green fields and rich
pastures are her reliance.
In Vermont there j. smaller percent
age of foreigners than in any other State.
There are very few C-lts, As IN other New
England States, 10 Germans, az In Penn
.ylvania, no Swiss or Swede-, as in Wis
oonsin. II you wish 10 find the pure,
uRsdulterated Yankee. come 10 the
Greal Mountain State. He don't drive
quite ~ hard bargain as his Connecti-
cut eoasin-but he guesses, wbittles,
breaks colts, sings ia tie choir, and be-
lieves in Hora..r Greeley.
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EuRoPE.-The Austrian Government
has announced a considerable reduction
in the army, ON economical grounds.
Three public meetings held in Paris
were broken up by the police on Thurs
day, and number Of arrests made
There were rumors that Serrano and
Topete intended to resign from the Coun-
ell Of Ministers, in which event sort of
Directory would be established
The Cortes WAS discussing the new
Constitution on Monday. and the debates
appear to have had warm complexion
The Government forbade the introduction
of any amendments, which might have tbs
effect of altering the spirit Of the Consti.
tuition submitted for consideration
The annual Budget was presented to
the House of Commons by the Chaneellor
of the Exchequer Thursday evening. Mr..
Lowe has reduced the estimates OF his
predecessor in Office upward Of e22.OOO.-
900 sterling; the estimated expenditars
Sor ths Ascal year being e6S. 10000. TAs
eutimsAsd revenue IL a7s,O00.000 Ths
total sxpsnsss Of the Abyssinian war
were H9, ,OO0, 900 sterling. Permission was
given to bring in the Budget - s1-
plsined.
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$3.50 PER ANNUM.

Railroad While Troy is the nearest and
naturally the most Accessible no;nt -,
trade for the merchants of this portion O.,
the state, and while they would gladly
continue to trade with us, as for manv
years past, yet We are often met with the
objection that during the close of nayiya.
ton on the lake, 1t actually takes longer
and cost more TO get their goods from
Troy than ii does from other and more
distant cities, in consequence of the want
OF 2ny direct railroad connection with
our city. Ii therefore becomes the bu-,-
ness men of Troy to bestir themselves at
once IN this matter, and do what they can
10 secure the speedy opening of this road,
the business of which is of such vital i'm
portance to their interests. and which L.
IN danger of being directed into other
channels
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A FAST Young MAN.-The Newport
Express says: Some weeks since young
man named Stickney stole $4,000 from an
uncle in Boston, and by driving his own
team, managed to elude the officials, and
in due time reached Canada. He has
since been boarding at Russell's Hotel,
Stanstead, buying fancy horses, living
high, and passing by the name of Clark.
Notwithstanding he left wife and two
children in Massachusetts,, about fort
night since he telegraphed lady in Bos-
ton to come up to Canada and join her
fortune with his She came, and on the
day following her arrival they went to
Derby Line and were married. By some
means the uncle came in possession Of the
telegram, thus learning the where
abouts of the parties, and ifnmedi-
ately came up to look after his
dutiful nephew. He was decoy-
ed over the line and promptly arrested.
Then the uncle appeared upon the scene,
he was so anxious to recover his money
which was the greater part of his whole
property-that he consented to release
the young man upon surrender of the
property. Stickney accordingly gave up
everything, about $500 in gold, five good
horses, new suit Of clothes, etc., in all
amounting to shout 3, 200. The old gen.
lehman than returned to Boston. 8, 900
and expenses out, and the nephew, penni-
less and humble, went back to Stanstead
to comfort his second wife, convinced, we
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ST. ALBANs.-Columbus Council of
Royal and Select Masons at st. Albans,
meets the Second Wednesday evening in
each month.
Tho spring shipments Of western hogs
have commenced. Six carloads, or about
six hundred, passed over the Vt. Central
Tuesday, en- route from Chicago to Boston,
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doubt not, that the way of the transgressor
is uncertain and little hard. We learn
that the old gentleman has had further
trouble, by having the horses which his
nephew gave up to him seized by the Gus
toms officers for entry at nder-valuation.
Amongst them all the old man is quite
likely to have but little left in the end.
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Wheelock Hollow, and that he had also
bought the hotel of his father, which he
proposed to fit up for his summer board
ers OF the analysis DIR. Hayes says:
''The present water is remarkable as con-
tanning such a large proportion of SILICA,
with sulphur and iodine. Such water has
unauestionable value as a curative agent"
This water is recommended for many dis
eases, especially scrofula and cntaneous
troubles
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PLATTsBURGH AND WHITEHALL RAIL
RoAD.-A correspondent of the Troy
Times who is on business tour up North,
writes As follows in regard to this
enterprise, and the Importance Of it to
that city; tih ss
PLATrsBURGH, April 8, 1669-Edit0r
Trey 1inaes: Permit ms through your
columns 70 call the attention Of the mer-
chants and manufacturers of our city to
the great importance Of the early COM
pletion of the Whitehall and Plattsburgh
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A MYSTERY CLEARED UP.-About a
week since the body of woman was
found floating in the water at the sectional
dock, Hoboken, and from the fact that her
face was in somewhat mutilated con-
dition, it was supposed that she had been
foully dealt with. The mystery conneoted
with. the drowned body is now being
cleared up; for yesterday morning Mrs.
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REPORTED CONFESSION or TWIICH-
ELL, THE MuRDEKER.-Th following is
the reported confession of Geo s. Twitch-
ell, Jr, in full, but no crcdcncc is plac-
ed upon it. aud public sentiment Is now
exhoncrating Mrs Twitchell from com
plicity in the affair:
" went to my room on the night of the
murder, and instead of going to bed ! laid
down on Il lounge i'll my room and fell
fast asleep. Ny wife was in bed at the time.
| was reused by her repeated calls, and
ran down To the dining room, where
found her much excited saying, ;" have
had quarrel with mother and killed her,
i do not know whether she said save
me- or help me hide it, but at Last we
throw the body of Mrs. Hill out OF the
window, to make 1t look as if she fell out.
- went down stairs and washed my
hands and face at the hydrant, then went
to my room, undressed and went to bed.
My wife came up afterwards and went to
bed, where we staid until Sarah Campbell
rung the bell. | think we were in bed
ten or twenty minutes. | made solemn
VOW to Eternal God that night that |
would never reveal it, but cannot keep
1t any longer. am sorry that | said !
knew nothing about it; but / did it with
the VOW in my mind, to save my wife. |
now make these disclosures that | may
have peace with God
GEORGE S. TWITCHELL, Jr.
''In the presence of Rev. George Bring
hurst and VIM. b. Perkins"
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CuBA - We have mail news from
Havana 10 April q Our correspondent
sketches ih= situation. and gives interest
ing pariienlars concerning the rule Of the
volunteers, who have apparently oSerawed
Dulce. and now literally govern the
island. The kilograms from Havana de-
clare that all news from the theatre of in
surrection is contrary and dubious.
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RUTLAND, VT, THURSDAY MORNING. 1869

and on Wednesday double the number
were expected.
The funeral of Dr. Seth R. Day, took
place from the Congregational Church on
Wednesday, at o'clock, under the
auspices of the masonic fraternity.
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EURoPE.-The elections to the French
Corps Legislatif will commence on the
Both of May.
John Ferdinand, of Portugal, has
positively declined to accept the Spanish
Crown.
A proposal was made in the House Of
'commoas, Tuesday eve, by Tory men,
her, to disestablish the English church.
The London Press was discussing the
question OF the removal of United States
hinister Reverdy johnson, and appeared
70 favor the appointment of Mr.. Motley.
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ADUI. TERATED MILK. A bill has
passed bs th branches Of the Legislature
of MassAc. husrtt~. which puni-hrs with
fine for .ac,h offence oi not l--- than $50
nor more iha slOO, any one who sells. or
exchanges. or has an hi- possession, wa
tered milk. ether for general c"n-ump-
tion, or for manu- faoture into butter and
cheese. II repeal the Law passed lat
wear. which inserted the word knowing
iy." Now, the fact Of the sale Is proof of
criminal intent.
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BUTTER MARKET.-There was more
activity in the St. Adams Butter Market
this week than last. Prices ranged from
36 to As cents, tha creator part selling
from 40 to 40 cents. Shipments $50 tubs
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LAKE CHANPLAIN.-The Ice Is still
firm in the lake, and teams are crossing
from Port Kent to Burlington. The snow
around Pittsburgh, is about four feet
deep, and the roads nearly impossible.
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The WALKIsT-We see that Z Pay
ON Weston, who abandoned bis 1900
mile walk, and hanled up al Buffalo sume
:. me time since. was to walk on 4 wager
at Buffalo with G. \. Hayne. ior $500. on
the 18th ult,-distance three hundred and
three milc-
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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
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TEnEs - year - 90 for six months g .00
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FfED MY LANES. - transe.ndental
preacher took for his text, Feed my
Lambs" A plain farmer quietly re-
marked to him on coming ont of the
church: "A very good text, sir hut You
should take mot IL put The hay 40
high in the rack that the laInfs can't
reach it."
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BunDiNn House building all over
town is progressing finely. On almost
every street new buildings are Icing
erected, and the signs Of improvement are
visible everywhere.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, APRIL s, 1869.


Illl RsDA1, AfRlL ., lo69
RECoGNIuoN or CUEAN INSURGENTS
Tho House committee on Foreign Al
fairs met Tuesday morning, and by a
formal vote. agreed unanimously to the
resolution of General Banks. the text OF
which was ciyen some days ago authoriz-
mo fbr President ia racopnire the Cuban
Hnyetnmeut whenever he i satisfied that
il w,s M ftcfo and i Renubl;can in form
The Cnb,n causa i daily GAINING ad
b.ranta amono tha influential M
1i,,,..l cI,s.os Tho onanIv axnrassad
.,.,,,,atLv in favor of the insurgent-
l..,.t f., fbe rrnrese,totiyes Of the Snsn-
in Empire Monarchy. Rapublic. or
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an1 o.,.i,, re,,,or.tr,ted on tba s,h;ac+
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II ,..,, H.. ,.I..r,! remains to le seen II
v-,lr naf ~. f,r,ottcn tba+ inst after tbe
..t.-. or th. war snndrv rcv.nuo and
..fi.,,l- ,,..r.. .,,,,,i,;,ed j., tho la,s
.s,.t,lli.u. States who were. unable IN take
,th,. t,.-t oath II wa. pretty conclpsivelv
demonstrated that. :, far "A Secretary
MrCaIIorh VA. concerned. he was unable
t. fod r,,npet.pt revenue officers who
,..,uIl take rl,e oath and through the rx.
rrfi.,,- .nf the officers anpointed bv him
-.,,lr.I millions ,f ravanue were collected
f., M. I,.,y,rnm.rt which woul3 other
,,is,, ,..,.r h.,v. b.ap received These
f.r,~ ,.,.. all communicated to CanSre~s
,aare than three wears ago. with a recon-
mendtiiuu from the President that pro-
.i~ion gee made Tor the payment Of the
officers This WIS, however. opposed ~
many prominent members OF both Houses,
~ ..,,rC..,,.,l. g.. .a,i,t;,,. +ho
IN, ,... -.
T." 80
..,.,.,-itinn has 5ip,ini-hra considerably. it
b,..st,lI b.-, ,tr.,,,., ,:,,a,oh - ,raven+
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-Pat.
rick Dyer has sold his house on Howe
street to Martin NJ Crooker for 50 500.
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WHEELoCK SPRINas.-We mentioned
last summer that Mr.. Royal Winter, of
Boston, had purchased mineral spring at
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PoTATo TRApE.-The potato trade is
reviying with the opening of navigation,
and the farmers are sending in the escu-
lents quite lively for shipments to New
York. The price paid at the steamboat
wharf at Troy y. y Tor peach-blows, is
twenty shilliugs per barrel
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IMPORTANT LKGA DECISION. Ia the
case Of J. +. Tucker, agent of the Illinois
Central railroad, pettioniug to have the
New Orleans Il Opelousas railroad de-
dared bankrupt, the Judge, III an ellbor-
-.t>s deai,iarr. held th.t railroad uund C0u-
pons were not commercial paper within
the meaning OF the bankrupt law, and
that under the State laws and act of In
corporation, remedy was provided, to
which creditors might resort that pay
ing coupons, after the suit was brought
upon the same, was not prefcrrmg ouc
creditor over another, and, therefore, Nc.
an act Of bankruptcy, and that the com
pany was not insolvent, inasmuch as the
assets, by appraisement, exceeded the liza
bilities due, or 10 become due, by more
than half Il million dollars. The Court
expressed some doubt as to whether rail-
road companies came under the proyis-
ions Of the Bankruptcy Law No. p
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Rutland at'efklu Aerald
s0ENDED IN 1894.

FOUNDED IN l19i.l
Nog the hrgest weekly in New England, pub
llshed every TIL RSDA4 morning.
Foot OF Center ST., Herald Block, Rutland, Vt.
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TERM g 30 a year; 81 p for six months inva.
riably in advance.
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The OVERLAND. NJ Wis. Again ther,
isa general complaint in regard t. the
overland mails at California. Only one
through mail ha, been received since
March 18TH Stoptoe Marsh, between
Salt Lake and ISlka, is impa~sable The
mails from E,st and West are banked up
on either side awaiting carriage across
The contractors insist in carrying mails
on the old route, although the distance i
four times greater than between the ter
mini Of the railroads
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MEXICo.-The government, according
sion to Washington, asking that General
Rosecrans be recalled. The grounds of
complaint are not given. Palacios has es-
capped from prison, and has proclaimed
Placedo Vega governor of Cinaloa. An
earthquake shook Oaxaca on the 22d inst
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ST. DOMINGO.-TheH House Committee
on Foreign Affairs, Wednesday morning,
discussed proposition, without reaching
action, touching the st. Domingo annexa-
tion business. 1t is proposed to authorize
the President to ascertain, by the ap-
pointment Of Commission or otherwise,
the exact political, financial and material
status of st. Domingo, and report to Con-
gress in December next. No conclusion
has been reached ON the proposition. The
Committee have ascertained from official
sources that the entire debt of the
Dominican Government does not exceed
5000. 900.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-15

Willo1, residing at the Meadows, Hobok-
en-, called on Coroner White at his Office,
and stated that from the description given
she believed the deceased was her
daughter. She added that the body could
be identified by mark on the head, and
to account for her daughters absence
stated that the woman was inveigled into
a disreputable house in Hoboken, from
which she disappeared in a most mysteri-
GUS manner The Coroner will probably
order the body to be exhumed.