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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-01

It is expected that Rear Admiral Colds borough will be nominated to the position of Vice Admiral.
 The receipts of the Internal Revenue for August have already reached $15, ,0OO. 900.
 Large sums have been subscribed in Canada for the relief of the sufferers in the late fires, and the Canadian Government will probably also grant assistance. Large numbers of people are living under tents loaned by the Government
 The Humboldt Hotel and two adjoining buildings, in Memphis, were burned last week. Loss, $3OO,O00.
 On Saturday night destructive fire oc- cured in Union City. 1he Herald and The Maa newspaper offices were destroyed.
 Two serious rail road accidents have oc- curred-one at Albany, in which two per- sons were killed and several injured, and one near Pottsville, Penn, in which six men were killed, and one was wounded.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-01

CATARRH.- your head, nose or throat are filled with burdensome mass of mucus. either dry or moist, thin or thick, white or yellow, and your eyes swollen and heavy, your head feeling all through it, resulting from Catarrh, use Dr. J. BRIaGis Allevantor. The mucus will be immediate ly discharged from the head, nose and throat, the eyes brighten and sparkle with delight; the head feels natural again, all pain has fled. and life is once more desirable.
 CORNS !-Who has not suffered from Corns, Bunions, Ingrow1ng Nails, Chillblains, Tender Feet. &c., &c.? Briggs Curative is certain rem edy for all Feet Diseases. Sold by Druggists. Sent by mail, 60 cents.
 Sold by Vessels & Gates, Ltchfeld, Conn.
 pR. J. BRIGGS & CO.,, Proprietors,
 Newark, N. J.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-01
DEED.

In this this town, on the 29th of August last, Charles B., son of Frederick B. Wheeler, aged years and months.
 In this town, Aug. 18th. Julia E., oldest daughter of Wm. R. Keeler, aged 20 years.
 In Winsted, August 9, Arthur Mason. infant son of George and Jane Wentworth, aged 10 months and IS days.
 In South Norfolk. Aug. 25. Mary Ann Johnson, wife of Philemon Johnson, aged 49 years.
 In Green, Chenango County, N. Y., Harmon Seelye, aged 75, formerly of Mill ton, Litchfield County. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-01
News Of the Week.
FOREIGN.

FFMS-Thiers has been added to the Committee of Defence, which now seems tO govern France.
 The Crown Prince has issued & procla- nation. declaring that he shall not inter- 6srs with the civil authority of the territo- " he has occupied.
 Prince Salm Saim was killed at the battle of GrxyeaOtfe.
 S1aiA.-t is reported that the proposi- tlon Co make Prince Hohenzollern king, VII be submitted to the people.
 DOMESTIC.
 AnegrO mob has released the prisoners fr0a Georgia jail.
 Ex-Gov. Seward was the guest of Brig han Ioang while in Salt Lake City. Rreslde0t Grant was in Newport, R. I. Imsk week
 A four mill at Alleghany City. Penn. v2lasd st $1O0, ,OOC, has been burned.
 A fire in the Brooklyn Navy Yard caused loss of $1O0OOO.
 Oae boy killed another in New York, Emsk kweek. he President visited the English yacht Camhxla at Newport. Wednesday.
 A de9permte aftray has occurred in Ten nesee. five white men and four negroes be- Ing wounded.
 A Coaored Labor Convention has been n sszEina at Saratoga.
 He&sy fires are raging in the woods along ehs b0gndaEy of NeWBrunswick and Maine. A serious not occurred in Fall River. WzaA, last week. in which several police. @sm were severely beaten.
 he LieutenantG Governor of Alabama h dsad- '''-'' F0ur men were badly burned by an ex- Rtnssoa of gasoline, in NewYork, Thurs ag.
 An unsacceszfal attempt was made to E1e tAe OGkoe of the Paymaster ct Philadel- FiA, ,las& week.
 Aa empress CAT on the Missouri Pacific kmlroed hos been robbed of over SIC, 900, a1d the messenger badly beaten.
 Csl ". A c Ryan, of Cuban notorietv. ks bse2 arrested and released in $15.O0O humd4
 A dss&xactive fire has occurred at Calais, 1a. @Aay stores and 16 vessels having ben @szEEUyed
 Rs steamer David Watts struck . snag sa ths Mississippi River on Saturday and ne GUk frost of the season occurred in Mnlns ca Friday night.
 De Gevenment will purchase seven 1zzzg@z of bonds and sell four millions of @ua dzxzng September.
 A ABrooklya policeman shot thief. Sat- unaY.
 A1gth~ wife murder has occurred in @reok1yn.
 ne North Carolina State Treasurer has be@ Gssined against paying the militia enzlaa oak hy Gov. Holden.
 Rs Osntal Pacific. California, and Or @Es@y Oakhnd and Alameda and San Jos qMln valley Railroad Companies have con- mmasamked under the name of the Central HmEsse RAilrOad Company.
 John F. Kennedy, of Maryland, Secreta- TT oftAe Navy under Fillmore, died at New pM& oA nuEsaay.
 Klee-A -AA@iml Porter has been promoted A1mzEaA
 ne Anzlonal Observatory at Washington @3 hAxe the largest refracting telescope im Eh@ wuead
 Rs pod ogkcs bids fair to be self-sus- eEzf2&
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-01
MARRiED.

In Winsted, Aug. 16, at the residence of the brides parents, by the Rev. MT. Cooley, Henry N. Vinton. of Southbridge, Mass, and Mary E., daughter of N. S. Wilson, Esq.
 In Lakeyille, July 31, Martin Decker and Mary A: Moore.
 In Lakeville, Aug. 13, Geo. Sowles and Maria Hamilton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-01

The selectmen of Milford have accom-. modated ], 1,2OO tramps with food and lodg. ing, during the year ending with June last. They have varied the entertainment by putting up a lookup.
 A Bridgeport manufacturer made four hundred and fifty sets of chamber furni- ture for the new Grand Central Hotel in New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-01

w ANTED Agcnts-to sell the Home
 w Shuttle Sewing Machine. Price, s25.
 It makes the ''Lock Stitch,' ,''-alike on both sldes-and is the only licensed under-feed Shuttle Machine sold for less than $60. Li- censed by Wheeler & Wilson. Grover & Baker and Singer & Co. All other under Shuttle e Machine sold for less than S6O are infringe ments, and the seller and user liable to pros ecation. Address Johnson, Clark & Co, Bos-
 ton, Mass, Pittsburg, Pa., Chicago. H., or St. Louis, Mo-, II 3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-01
New Milford House.

The undersigned desires to inform the public that having taken the hotel known as the New Milford House and having refurnished the same that he is now prepared to accommodate all who may favor him with call with all the convenience of a first-class Hotel, and at reasonable rates. Bar, Billiard Rooms, Livery and Sale stables at- tached to the premises. Also, Carriages and Wagons for sale.
 ALBERT ANSON. New Milford, Qt., April 1st; 1870. 16mA
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-01
NEWSPAPER
 ADVERT ISING,

Book containing 125 closely printed pages lately s- giving the names circulatons and full particulars con- oerning the leading Daily and Weekly Political and Fam fly Newspapers together with all those having large cir culaons published in the interest of Religion Agrcul- ture Literature, &c., &c. Every Advertiser and every person who contempates becoming such will be of great value. Mailed free to any address receipt of fifteen cents GEO P. HOWELL & CO.,, Publishers, No. 40 Park Row, New York.
 The Pttsburg Pa) Leader, in it's issue of May 29th 1s7O says; 'The firm of c. P. Powell Co., which is- sues this and valuable book the largest we can cheerfully recommend it to the attention of those who desire to advertise their business y and systematically in such way that so as to secure the largest amount of publicity for the least expendi- ture of money"
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Magic Comb will change any coiored hair or beard to permanent black or brown. It contains no poison. Any one can use it. One sent by mail for $1. Address
 MAGIC COMB CO, Springfield, Mass. 8ml9
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-01
STATE ITEMS.

The population of Hartford is 5000.
 Horse thieves are becoming very bold.
 Wallingford holds bi.centennial on the 14th.
 Recent rains have revived the eastern portion of the State.
 Judge Seymour is holding the Superior Court in Bridgeport.
 A man died of lock-jaw in Stamford, last week.
 The Baptists hold their State Conven. tion in New Britain, in October.
 New Britain is building new post. off, flee and graded schooi-house.
 Hillhouse Avenue in New Haven, is be. ing paved with concrete.
 The Baltic mills are running on half time for want of water.
 A barn was struck by lightning and burn ed. in Chester, Thursday.
 The Stamford woolen factory is putting up another building.
 An injunction has been put upon build ing the Stamford town house.
 Mills on the Quinnebaug river are stop- ping for want of water.
 Windham Go. claims the next represeu- tative from the 3d Congressional District.
 A man shot himself, accidentally, in Danielsonville, last week.
 Appell, the Branford fratricide, is to be tried this month.
 The New Haven Beethoven Society. or ganized, last we ok.
 George Alfred Townsend was in Hart ford, last week.
 The New York 47th Regiment has been paying visit to Hartford.
 The Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting opened. last week.
 A man was badly bitten by stallion in Hartford, last week.
 A fire damaged Norwich to the extent of $15.OO0, Friday night.
 A Portland schooner :has been lost nea little Egg Harhor, on the 20th ult.
 President Grant, as Trustee of the Raw. lins fund, bought house in Danbury, last week.
 George B. Candee, a promising land. scape painter of New Haven, has gone to Europe.
 An insane woman killed herself in the Mlddletown hospital, lately, by jumping from window.
 The Bridgeport water company have to keep up their supply by pumping from the Pequonnock.
 It is estimated that there were s. .OOO peo. pie at the Plainville Camp Meeting. Thurs. day. The Hartford and New Haven Railroad are experimenting with peat for use in their engines. The members of the old Twentieth Re. giment had pleasant Reunion, in Water. bury, on Friday. The annual session of the Good Tem. plars takes place in Hartford. o.day Wed nesday). Some workmen who were macadamizina road m New London. lately, dug up hu. man bones and coffin trimmings.
 A tenant has been sent to jail in Ston- ington for burning rails, and otherwise wasting the premises he had leased. The repairs of the Newtown Catholic Church are completed, amounting tc $5 1000. The N. Y. and N. Fl. railroad refused tc allow through passenger to stop at way station without forfeiting his ticket. A COarant contributor estimates the mum. Der of prostitutes in Hartford to be ovel two hundred. He further remarks that as long as society punishes woman only fol unchastity. the number is not likely to di ninish. Thomas Steele & Son. of Hartford, have manufactured an elegant gold medal. at g cost of aDout fifty dollars, to be presented by the ,Caledonian club of that citv. to Mr James Melrose, " for excellence in our flrs, annual games, July 4th, 1870"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-21
FEVER and AGUE. or CHILLs audFEvEI

Chilli and Fever are caused from certain poison
existn In the atmosphere known ~ malaria. II 70.
duces he vitality OF the blood re,srds the action Of
the din erent organs, and Bllliouspess Io~s-
patton etc., and In this way prepares the sysem TOT
any di case OF more serious nature when may ioi-
I9w, 10 svcid furths- rouoe. ana. relieve vousssn
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-21
TlaE ARMY BILL.

Among the most sensible bills which
have been introduced into Congress for
some timsy ~ that OF General Logan
which provides for. u material change In
me manner OF conducting army affairs.
BY 1t the brevet rank Is abolished, and.
with ttthe numerous titles and imGgiii-
airy honors which II confers. This will,
we believe, false the standard Ia a
manner which will be OF the gre Attest
utility In rendering few men far more
effective because better qualified each
officer Is to have n fixed salary, and
paying for his own perquisites instead OF
preying upon the the gov ernment
These provisions promise reform
which 1t this distance looks exceedingly
healtyr - & W ~ % y ~.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-21
Al Ak Hep r. Tongue Cut Out by .
fas Is sgs .,Ta. Negro. s

A Fortress Monroe correspondent VI
the New York WORLD says:
"a most bfatAf murder was comm 1t
ted in Norfolk county a day or two since
at o place called Hickory GROUND, the
particulars Of which are rs follows: A
negro family named Segulne had boy
tntbeIr employ, whom they sent to Q
Rrs0e ~ store 10 purchase n dollars worth
=. OF pork, giving him o ten dollar note 10
y psy for The same, and instructing him
70 to be careful and, bring back the change,
The boy Went to the store, purchased the
pOrk and returned, but on the way back
he. Lost the. 81. ehaug e.-.S egnine charged
The boy With stealing The money, and
gave him az bnmerriful Beating with q
'horsewhip, aklng his collar bone On
the following morning the hoy started
off with The intentiSS q sayips Sssu,ns
the result, started In pursuit Of the boy,
accotnpanied'by one or two Others Of the
family. They overlook the boy near q
piece oRwoods, into which they dragged
him, and In their fendish rage cut out
thsstoA que BY The roots, after which they
ended his sulEes4Sgs BY cutting his throat
from ear to ear, and hid the body In the
woods. nALTuu p ugaW ,EHJi n |
"The boys absence was noticed, and
inquiries were nsde gss to his where
abouts-u Receiving no satisfactory infor-
match, suspicion was aroused, and =
the boy, whose body was discovered
where the segtiines had left r. = !
sheriff Stevens was notified Of the
fact, Ind be proceeded to the place to
getting Md * IT. lex suddenly for
parts unknown. Efors are now
making 20 LAyssst them The missing
change was afterwafd found near the
house where ,Eeguine residsd.vz .sno
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-21
ISNDER's CHILL CURE.

Will give strength and appetite. will de,,ov TIA,
feeling OF WEAKNESS that cflngs so 20 snv
one WI en- recovering rom this disease II IL highly
reeomi asntsd for the cure Of Dyspepsia = ''sT's
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-21

pESNsYi.VANIA CENTRALR.
OK II e q E !
rr Do y ID l. 4 T 10 A q 4.
81 Nile, the Shortest Route to New York
b. raIWgu 'lsf -..EI 400
Az Pit.sbu,R uIns from the West run direct 70 tie
noss snss Sspn. ,0 N.s rsSs s
and Al the asS England towns, are transferred 10
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Buy you tickets for New York, PhlAdephiA and all
point. East. VI. The Pit,sbury For wsyas chiesso
snd the Penn -vanis Central Railroad. The trains Of
TLLINOIs RAJ
make close connsetions at Msiooa and Chicago; and
the entire trip 70 New York 10 made with only two
Elegant wide Passenger Cars,
Hhslfhf'h b. WITH .t4 O 1t'n ltH
RAISED Room asIprevsd ssstsif '"'
These car. are ssoreushi, -snsils,Ad and provided
With every modern improve. nsnt necessary 10 the
ssfety and comfort OF travellers
20 lnN Il .N HNi- 'm.- NJ ttffl
STATE.ROOM SLEEPING CARS,
'h."''l Woodruff Patent, l,'.'"
Run through 70 Philadelphia on al Night Traiss.
and New York via Philsdslphis and Allentown. WA
SSi sds1sss ssGrd'x 'sA' Of und
ssIs urfEIsuo7 .tvfN fauaiH r.dla
L.sAins them In Few Ysrk aosrs ..
'N'' Advance Of all ether lasssi 'i
And IN time to secure Hotel secen. eda.isrs before
she arrival Of the PasseHsers ~ other routes.
To po..on .sd New England passenger. ,hi. r.s..
% especially desirable. q u sivss them - opgertqsity
%osSsaS s Besides VISITING PissSSrx, Pki.dspss
and Nsw York, Wtshsus Estrsss. a.llIiR
-,nfFt.I f. .usioug"- rlE ..uH.iIG 0gL
81 All New England passengers holding shreash
tickets will DO transferred vh their besgage 70 Rail
and Boat c0pnsc'l'n' ~ Nsy 'ofE' vi'A'u' charge
Foar Daily Trains Leave N. 7 for Boston.
.Asss- ssE .ff.--oiB afasaW
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
,,s a., ,uv Io or new VFF,i ASoariA'W bsa,p =
Via Jersey city -, S: c:- F'S., ri A%sey. p'.a''
t5iiVnl " tllhlsiiHs 'ii0pg Fhi el'Ait'
Chicago ssss rdiy sftsssSsn, % ssrsdgk car. Ikis
RAILWAY pspot at ISL M and runs through Without
delay arriving IN Nov Fork q 600 Monday msmiua.
Hours In Advance Of Other Mnesi M
roth II. :. sss .i ss S'Ss; s'' . u:
=. .::p .sSssss e Fail; ZIP
- baggage checked through 70 oil stations % the
Line OF the Penney VaniS Railway and to baltimore
Phnadsl phiS and New York, fon Pitssburg, Chicago,
and all principal Western Cities: 1885,.
Eastern point. ne tall tiMea ~ favorable ~ are
~ Through tickets for ssls u the vriasipsl eAe~
"''Yc q EDWARD II. wiLLfANs,,l
suuslc Qensssl ~ psnntss dent, AitsonS n.
KlMBALL, Passenger Agent Chissso.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-21

To My United States and World Vide
Readers:
Ia y 0GlT bIsUIa| sh.1d3iL 1~4UI
4 HAVE reserved many tssgmon from pTeies
lsonAi and medicsl men, ss my hmxnAcs ADD var.
ous publiesuons hare show All Of sbch genuine.
phy.itian IN s-oryfA " csftsinIy on. % Nc sso,,
sensible communications have ever received. lr.
Clement knows exactly what he speaks Of, and his
Hear What no doctor .s,. Of Eaii's wsrns 6ss.
srsysr' fll.. sWAls.3 8bEm lbAei
.iay lnass vil-aes, ~Ayss ssu9Is, cal
/ pr Jomx Be,,-pem srr. Ihave' rsces,Iy srv.H
your WORN Desiroysf several tri,ls. 81 hl4 u
wonderfully efhc acfois. !; has hifed ,f1te
psetiy large county prsefgs, and ssye aAiy H,s iof
some article OF the KIND, am FREQ 20 confess
hat tnov OF no tcmsfy recon msDdtd ~ ths aest
suihor.ea that u CERTAIN and speedy "a "a tresis
on the tray, ttee are uncerihmin the erfcre,
by oeJecs writing yoe is 70 ma outuron hs,t&rrs
] can get N. medicine directly hem You. " can
get upon easy termsG shall use ssAt deal Of u.
the tearhings and practice OF agreM majority OF The
ysgsisr line discaf'iins femesy ~h'eh Ne Snss 70
BE- surcient simply bccause se may BE- ignofantoflts
combination bur my put, shall esks - rxs 10
al And a,ery o. alleviate sper * hlAp an
ny nict may be attic 90 communicated he-ftssfng
because some one more insasDas ttsn ny ssl pave
learned rs effects trst, ana secured tho sole rgN 10
an advocate suiporer o. thethoh.asi - ~'csssss
nostrims tnst rood the co unity tts puFfet y sife
all manner OF diseases % which Seal n heir, Plan
reply soor. and ihform N of bs.s tsrfns. ~
am. or, very n. Peciiuily, ....,. :. -
JOLIUsf. CLEMENT N. d.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-21
1ULLA'6 49, siJ
.au.ll .I aIaf..l 4ltUJ fau
SAR APAR IL J. A
ol tsaaaraihs Gel g---e---t ID % ssiisa
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
.at s'.. FAITH. r. sJ lIa
Ira aHi IlI .... ,a siai a-i1IL lAb tf,s
.5ffl tiUr.) rna--o-- 'i'3sl Do ssoI
Read the Captains Letter and tho Letter
from his Mother:
benton Barracks, Mos. April 20, iscc.

| Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 20, 1850.
DR. JOHN BULI,-Dem Str, Knosans ,he en-
ssney Of your sals ana ~ sss
lvss yoasasa .oai year, sgoWss isses pre-, prs
S:. my ssaad. no, sssss y'
through the hips. Ny general health 4, imraissa,
! and need something 20 assist nature lave p2rs
faith in your sarsapara than IN anything else wfsh
s ana s ssiiss "cISR e. a. IoiiSsoST
P.sLrhe following wa. wn,seu Apiii 30. isS, y,
Ms Jssa.s ;hn,cn. Inoter " oss- Js at n,
q. Johstsa wss skiIiiai surgeon and physcisnlin
New YS, sssr he ssS Leaving s s. e..
he had chrome aa,nts aud .rFG GuES n fMA
rss pes Ha l'- rs IA. .'s & IT,
m , : s, s-' fr: ss; : sn.c .s 81; som sss
again si1 sass recourse % your
S % yeas sPS,aGas II sseSs
hewili recover. Respectfully, ,,xy,r ,ouxooS
"sart iua saiii nsEssAE 'o"'9o''
Iuiaa1 saaT la.l - s'g9GuQ 'adr
10 i9J .,t y.N giaJ ion VI g8bwo9
sr Z'nIus RULL'1 of N-,us1s
lu4 ,sy1ul-oUs tBorsisiob yaH mozi
= aOEDRONps ,BETTERS!
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5mHs sal eoubolq liR Lua ,snyEs 8AI sla
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suultIiuu boa yulla3A s3aO ts-,.5A
Ar1kAlaOAS hcArd frO3aa
81" testimony q medical Men. t'9V'
ss.,.,. q, stony Point White Goa, AK, May %. 20.
DIR. JonS BuLL-Dear Sir; Last February ] was at
louisville purchasing drugs, and got sOIae Ofyour
Rarsaparilla and Cedron Bters. = "
" nv who was with me In the store, has
been down With the rheumatism for time com
menced on the Bitters and soon found his general
Dr. Gisl, who has been in bad health, tried then,
and he also improved; u ,Qu.,i@ IsdlaW
, Dr. Cctee who has been in bad health for several
years. stomach and hr0 afiected-he improved Very
much ny the use your Bitters ladefdth CearpI
inent. II think could sell great qiisnt,y VI yog
medicine ssis al hs SssrSn s'ss @
Nicely. Respectfully shlo 81 q. sswAIRsse
tod ~ diiw b9Gsinool ,ua9ls bnS aYisl
al 1sfl. In alftie---TTiLissd bnh shadfO
\ Prepared by, DR., JOHN BULL ct Ibis
Laboratory, FIFTH Street Louisville, ~
For =. sale ~ BARCLAY 'BRos
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-21
xAIFiendish Murder.

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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-21

And 10 coughs, colds, bronchitis and consum ption
htsnt 70 y surpassed. AS A TONIC BEVEkxoE
nnnA equslied, and 10 10 sure preventive agsinsl
CelIls and Fever II taken regularly.
, 1870-02-06

near ~ bFotstrr ard 1hsrs be- seemsd - h hsye
f,i'sn f; it9% ,apts Eaat usue hsset
8 otne Jout ce.t md was oeadss 4 s,moss % 9na,1S
n5d'.seeo, as IN nts del,Ft1a he nad
1naxsred 11,4a d 95a n,ntelt II home preparing 10
h. e. IL :" 13g 2 e. fSn.nss d.
hIosnef when his etio1ts we're atonp.d ny
,ns .op1ossn Ct a.sth q iassnabll.t: aia sst
t1a tneIs oa NFesue with dealh. 70 that ~heo
soana hI2e poItion or nis BODY "a. entirely M
ss1seefsa. se e1esps hJ slight mantle Of saow. @nlca
erouant 70 ceser h!s nakednen- Ciose b. ihe
1oJs. aod partly nlled with water. wis Tho uitie
nsd sa si9s,s s1Sgs 70 e:ts
muuhted- Tntls hands uers pinched aad an,tJ-
e''isd. e'a...r a. By cold. Tao sr1u ot tbs
ID 1t,selsa 'eosns &c : eeiie1saf I fe'Sv H.
@ Msse eut Tnsy disappeared On New Tear4 b., b.
GOLD, md hesv, ea,n prevailed d.T Of 20 liz,
Ihe hsnca and portion ot tue face ot thn oldt.i
6Gs nns nsfS nne easen 1ns! II; 6y some saa Tho
she 1o1nkeat presented sieientns sunes9a5ce! @ :;
The wnole n der ps.t Of his pody WI 1eToused
I0sstaeI Hs Tnn the eptiaI1 oEli the hea7 id
away; Ank1, xea1elp, fo1es, ed even iii eat,
ne plehn1ol II thlA w1IdeYnes1, and 1t WI pro3a.
PIE fonae o. these anlna,a os the csuFs hui
bodies. '"a~''1 '1e
AftsF the d1corery Of the bo1tea thu, var.
takea 10 The houAe Of Ar. BAmuel Denarest neaf
snE tonos Cnu1eh, and Coroner Garrison ytsiaf.
oSI Ge4d n inQue1t on the rematns oi tue m,
1ottunate childseu. The facts elected brought u
ne1t notaEE mo<a than u aooye s:a.3d aud 1hst
nns aele1otoko 1eeu mos: mInuselJ puhll.heI In
~ tne poperA Every ecort Was made TO ascer-
an any c1nln1ltty on the part Of any person.
etpeeislty ne parents, hat nothing 1as elected 70
eaat suspicion upon any ptrsop Of ptfsonS
Ine iEque1t was not CONCLUDED when the Ht11ii
ftpoftef left. hut It seemed the general op,uioa
tnai Tho verdict would he that the children Gang
10 teeH death from Atarvatton and sxpoauze.
II seems some That strarge tuAt the children
Enoulo nave been lost 10 near bone; bat this ID
accoohted tos BY the fac, that they had llrsd
lnefe oot tRo mouths, ana we're comparative
!tftnEcEs u the locality. Even . 1Auve might b
ioat thsfe 10 q dark night. 10 Wild II the pl1ee.
From tie 1epor:s that the children wceu (1st
Eeen we're Ro'rG IN the direction Of Rtdgexood,
HoAt Of tho search has been mad. ID ih4t ttfec.
palat!9eIJ deserted.
Al sost1 Of runors of hiding tue bodea upttl
Inc present ttnft have been a!oa,, but these arc
-! doupt!tss without foundation. ns The poltIpp
n Nnlca the ood1ea Fere found Is too nAturM 70
than the nnhAppJ little yictlmt themselves
The funeral viii be held at 10 O'Clock toig uorp-
ioK. from the place where the bcdiea nom a,t
Tying. " 49,
Thus tnls great "n1ste13," which haR caqsed
such excitement In all paIt4 Ct the country IA
solved, and all memory Of The ssd afIGf viii b.
buried With tEttI bod!et except that chet1Ahtd In
the hearra Of tha tozrowtnR psreulL
The 1unerrRs, horrors Terror, and aEony OF
thoAe ttal shades IN tho wood" aud their lonely,
auel death struggles, eau be imagined, bnt never