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and the superintendent of the Sab
bath school hire school teacher the
other Sunday night? and does not
Mr.. and Mrs.-go a visiting frequent
ly on the Sabbath? Well, now, Sile
Swampton, I toH go, for you are not
better than other church members.
o, they only knew hoV heavily
their influence falls upon me, they
would reform, am sure.
o, the rosquitoes the mosquitoes Of
Swampton they seem to stare each
of us in the face, and we stare at one
aaother. We are truly in a disagree
able pickle, being pecked by the mos,
quitoes. Time hangs heavily and the
hours pass slowly, as the days grow
warmer, and we get thinner, and tho
we keep 4 sharp watch, it proves
bad lookout, for the mosquitoes have
| fled their bills so often, we despair
of better fare for some time.
We are happy to inform you tina
the gentleman that was looking fol
the coming woman has found her. She
has come.
| Sue SWANIPTON,
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StaUe Items.

The directors of the Burlington and
Lamoile Rallrod Comp any hive elect
ed ex-Mayor D G. Llnsley of Bur
lington President, and c. w. Wood
house clerk.
Evidence taken in the Freeze muir
der case at Rutland. Wednesday,
proves conclusively that Phair did not
occupy his rooms at the Berwick
House the night of the murder, as he
has claimed that he did.
Hunt Burroughs, son Of j. f. Bur
roughs and for many years station
agent at Vernon drowned himself,
Friday morning, in the Connecticut
River. He had been insane for some
months, during which he had twice
jumped into the North River at New
York. He leaves wife and two chi.
dren.
The examination Of Mrs. Maria
Matilda Weeks Of Rutland, who was
arrested, last Tuesday, on the charge
Of resisting an officer, was helC
before Justice Marshall at the Jail
Friday morning. Grand Juror Evart
entered a plea of nolle proSequj in he
case. which plea was accepted, and sh
was discharged.
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STATE or TERMONT, In Probate Court
ESSeC District, SIS. held al Gulldhall '
in and for said district, ON the lnd day Of
July, y. D., 1874.
4 copy of the last " ill and testament Of
BarziIla Snow, late OF Boston in the County
of ShtfoIk and State of Mus-achnsct 5, dec1aS'
Ell duly proved and allowed in The PROBATE
Couu. lo the said County of Suffolk. being
presented to The Court here, that the same
may be allowed in TINS State as the last VIII
and testament Of the said deceased, aud that
said copy he filed and recorded in the Pro
bate Court for the district Of Essex aforesaid
agreably to the statute in such case Aaut
and provided it is hereby ordered thal al
persons be notified To appear before salu
Court III Il session thereof to be holden ut tn"
Probate Ollice in Guildhal ON the 23th iaN OF
July. 4. D., ISL and contest the allowance OF
| the said Instrument aud the Hing and record
ing the copy of SAID will aud the Probate
| thereof. as aforesaid, il they sec cause, fol
! which purpose it is further ordered thnt &
| copy OF the record OF this order be published
! three weeks successfully III the Essex County
! Herald. published ut GuidhaiI' pre'lo tc
! said time appointed for hearing;
! WM IL. HARrsHOR,t Judge.
| true COPY of record attest,
| WM IL, HARTSIIOIN. Judge
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such person if he had escaped into any
of the States. The constitutional
provision for the rendition Of fugitives
from Justice only applies between
States. The provisions OF the judiciary
act of 1889 for the reclamation
OF fugitives only applied to courts of
the United States having jurisdiction
under that act. This could not apply TO
the courts of the district, waich were
not established until much later pc
Rod. 1t seemed clear there ought to
be some mode Of reclaiming fugitive
for trial. 1t therefore provided the
courts OF the district should have the
same power in this respect as other
courts of the United States. The bill
was unanimously reported from the ju-
dietary committee on the regular call
of the committee, and after a short
explanation by me passed without
objection.
l never thought Of newspapers in
connection with the bill, and | pre-
sumo no one else did for | can see nc
possible effect it can have had upon
them or their conductors. | had no
communication with the Senators
named, or eny Senator, and | have
no doubt they were as innocent o
any design on the press as | was.
LUKE p. POLAND
Boston, June q, 1878,
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For the Essex County herald.
SwAMProS, June 10Th, 1874.

SWAMPTON, June 29tn, 1914.
Mr.. Editor
Some weeks since a man and his
son were out in the woods of Swamp
ton cumming. At one time, the
father was at some distance from his
son, when he heard the report of his
gun, and thinking that he had shot
something did not hurry to him, but
soon the boys screams brought the
father huyriedly to his aid. The father
found large eagle trying to carry OIL
hic son, and it was only by their
united efforts that they could drive
the eagle away.
Some of the good people of Swamp
ton do not adorn their profession as
we'll as they ought, and Mrs. Swamp
ton is not one of the dear, gentle and
docile women that makes a mans
domicilc happy, domestic nest-but
she always spoils for broil and as
she is not even o believer in religion it
is no wonder that when she sees
Christian people go visiting, riding
and boating on Sunday--when their
Sunday prayers have scarce dropped
from their Inns. she sees them go out
from church, hire q horse for a next
days pleasure ride, or engage hanc
to work, because they could not spare
time in the morning, she says "Slle
Sile want boat-ride" or "tha
visit at G.'s must be paid to-day; it
Sunday, and you don't have TO work
and You can 60, know need not tel
me it is not right Didn't you hea
4 IL. - Il
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Congress and the Newspapers

judge Poland, who was instrumental
with Senators Edmunds and FREEING
huyson of the introduction OF those
provisions in the judiciary bill relat-
inv to the District of Columbiarespect-
inc which there has been consldera-
bic animadverSion in the newspapers,
writes as follows concerning the
matter:
In 1870 Congress passed an oct es-
tahlishing q police court in the District
of Columbia. This act gave to that
court "orignal and exclusive jurisdic-
ton of all offences against the United
States committed in the District OF
Columbia not deemed capital or other
wise infamous crimes, that is to ,oI
all simple assaults and batteries, and
all other misdemeanors not punishable
by Imprisonment in the penltentiary'
The supreme court Of the district in
recent decision strongly intlmated thai
Congress had exceeded its constItu'
tional power in granting SO extensive
criminal jurisdiction to cour'
wherein no provision was made Io'
a trial by jury. If this intlmat'0n o
the court should prevail the result
would be that over considerable clas'
Of offences no court whatever wonll
have jurisdiction, as the WnedIcuoI
thus given the police court was
exclusive. The Leach and bar OF IN
district felt some alarm at this possible
condition Of things and at their reques
introduced u bill giving to the regnla
criminal courts OF The district concur
rent Jurisdiction with the polic
courts, so that in any event som
court could take jurisdiction.
There was also ahotber defect t
he rcmedied.
fla person committed a crime il
tie district, and was indicted IA it
| | ,,,,.4. +to,n ,,,o, M mode OF aIrgStlni
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hope can n sober rejecting man have
that a criminal will reform in state
prison, when in society he has been
growing worse and worse for thirty
years under the means OF religious in
struction: There are many persons
so unfortunately situated that they
have had little or no religious instruc-
ton either from parents orclergman;
aud have been exposed to temptations
from vicious associates who have led
them astray, hurried them on to the
commission of the greatest offences.
With regard to such it appears to me
we may hope that solitary confinement
with occasional friendly advice and
suggestions will produce favorable
results. Let this mode ofpunishment
repeat it, be fairly and fully tested
Cor il it is found sufficient to deter
men from crime and lead to the dis
continuance of capital punishment il
will be a measure in favor of humanity
not less honorable to the present age
than the abolition Of slavery. j. b.
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The Democrats Of New Hampshire
are making the most Of the turn OF
the political wheel which placed them
in power for short season. Never
las the old adge, "To the victors to
belong the spoils," been more forcibly
illustrated by any political party,
than by them during the six weeks
that they have held the Tein5 of gov
eminent. The former Republican
officials have been ousted from their
positions with haste which lacks de-
cency, the legislative body giving
their time and attention to creating
vacancies for tie Executive TO fill.
Probably this is the retrenchment so
long promised by the party. Not
only do they exhibit a vindictive
spirit in the use Of the political
guillotlne, but IN the legislative pro
ceedings in the House any motion
meade by a Republican is promptly
opposed by the Democrats,cven whel
that motion consists only Of pro
posed adjournment for dinner, tn
minority being thereby taught t
"know who runs this House" AnC
vet we cannot think it so very strang
when we consider how long these me-
have sought for office, and havint
enioycd the oflicc-holding power but
few times during the last twent
wears. Certain it is that by tn
course they have taken they hav
made their Legislature the louShln
stock Of other States, from Maine t
Missouri. Many of their constituent
ha become Disguised with thel
performances and we cannot believ
that the people Of New Hampshlr
will tolerate snch legislation long(
than is actually necessary.
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SpeciaI Announcement.

The ESSEX COUNTY HERALD will be
furnished new subscribers during the
present political campaign at t'oenty-
five cents each, commencing with the
present number and including the
issue of September 9TH, which will
contain complete election returns from
the State and County. Any person
getting up club of twenty campaign
subscribers will be furnished a copy
free until January /, 1919.
Address the Editor, Guildhall, OF
John w. Hartshorn, Lunenburg.
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For the Essex County Herald

Mr. Editor:
We have just been enjoying Il
couple Of days of excellent rain, ( which
We were beginning to need badly)
and every thing in the line OF crops
looks well. The prospect is fair that
in a fortnight harvesting will have
commenced. Fall grain looks splen-
didly, and heavy yield is a4tlc'pat-
ed spring grain, on account of the
late spring, is somewhat Backward
but is looking we'll. Corn is about
ten inches high, AMI with the eXcep-
ton of the pieces planted with old
seed, is a good stand. Considerable
anxiety is felt in regard to the corn
crops, as the old corn is pretty much
used up. The price ranges from 6o
to rs cents per bushel and is hard TO
find at that. A great many cattle
were fed here last nter,includingtwo
laroe herds of Texas long horns, which
accounts somewhat for the scarcity
of corn. Reports from the Southern
part of the State are that large mum
hers of Texan and Cherokee stock arc
being driven in this spring. In re-
card to fruit, unless some unforeseen
casualty ntervenes between now and
the period of ripening, the crops VIII
not only ue the largest the State has
ever produced, but according to tux
area of land used for fruit purpo 3e3' as
large if not larger than any other
State in the U lion, that is, according
E to official reports. The amount OF
: emigration this State is receiving this
summer is really astonishing.
f There is an almost unbroEer
striny of covered wagons passing ..
here day after day, some gong Yves
, and SONS south west. A great man,
seem to be heading for the Ar@ansa
, valley in the southport Of this Stat
and it is really as fine country q
, one would wish to see, and Is BEN!
: rapidly settled despite the o'lec'Io
, that it is so low. and consequent
9 people are subject TO fever and agnG
Perhaps the current price Of some o
onr nroduce. &C., might be Of intereS
! to some Of the readers of the tleraI'
Il inst for comparison with their ow
nrices, and l will copy a few of thei
f from the Market Reports of I'll
# Sabetha Adoance: Fall wheat tioJ
# per cwt., 400; Spring wheat tlou
" 325: Corn meal, boltea, $50 Oat'
n .35 to 40 per bushel; Pine lenclo'
d % O0to $500 per NJ; Shedding,
,e cts. A. Shingles, from 4,75 to 5.2'
50 Siding, (or Clapboards,) $500
y. 800 per N. Fat cattle, per ID. 4
" 5 cts. Live weight hogs, live, II
is 4 II cts. per To-; Butter, IA to
rs cts. per b.; Eggs, 10 cts. per doz
he Prints, 8 to 10; DeIaines, 20 to z
n BIeachcd shifting, II to Il.
II. w. J..
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ESTATE of JOHN NJ HILLrARI|
Tho undersigned having been appoint
the Hon. Pro ate Court for the Dist
Essex COMMISSIONERS toreccive. eXj
and adjust all claims and demands of al
sons against the estate of John NJ. Hi
late Of Canaan in said District, deceased.
claims exhibited in offset thereto, heret
notice that we will meet for the PM
aforesaid. at the Office of Geo. W. Har
in Canaanln said District on the 18th
July. and 2ith day of october next, fro
O'Clock A. NJ. until six O'Clock p. NJ, e
said days. and that six months from Il
day ofJune A. ID. 1874 is the time limit
said Court for said creditors to presen
claims TO MS for examination and alloy
Dated at Canaan Vt. this27th day ofJ
ID. 1874.
GE 5}r W > HA ,,GI;J Commissio
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Married


In Milan, July 18th, by Rev. i, E. Gordon,
samuel T. Orway of Milan to Miss hannah
G. BESSIE Of North Woodstock, Maine.
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Commissioners Notice.
ESTATE OF ZEPHANIAH p. FRYE.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Essex Commits SiOnerS to receive, examine
anc rdjust all claims and demands OF al per
sons against the estate of Zephaniah Z. Frye,
late of Guildhall in said district, deceased,
hereby given notice that we will meet for
tine purpose aforesaid, at the Probate office in
Guildhall in SAID district on the llth day OF
August and the 18th day of December next
from 10 O'Clock, a. IN. until O'Clock p. IN
each of said days, am that six mouths from
the % day of June A. ID. 1874 is the time limit
ed by said Court for said creditors 81 present
their claims to us tor examination ana AZ
lowance.
Dated at Guidhall this first day OF July
A. ID. 1874.
WILLIAM MORSE Commissioners.
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In Whtefeld July Sd, of Canler Rash
Mabel Florence youngest daughter OF W. &
& l.. +. Brown aged years.
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aAna 9ri Gaa Icus
LANCASTER, N. H.,
FRANCIS RICHARDS
PROPRIETOR.

This well known House has recently
enlarged and thoroughly repaired. an,
manent and transient boarders will no
it the most desirable i'm Lancaster. The
are neatly and substantially furnishe,
no pains will be spared to promote til
fort OF guests. Charges low.
Lancaster, Jam. Is. 1873.
Arizona citizen., 1874-03-21
News from Guaymas.

We have a private letter of date March 6 at Guayn-as, from which the subjoined items are complied:
 The number of European ships (princi- palIy German), that have arrived and dis charged cargo at Guaymas this year Is greater than that Of any one since the days Of the French occupation. German and English goods are plentiful.
 By latest advices from San Francisco it was learned that the discount on Mexican dollars was removed and they were quot ed at par with a prospect of commanding 6 slight premium. At the sailing of the last steamer from Guaymas (23d February, the few greenbacks ill town sold at 93 to 94. The amount of U. $. currency that reach es Guaymas is small, and it is only on steamer days that it commands the high CT figures.
 The alarm throughout Sonora created by the outbreak at San Carlos has sub sided. Many people were afraid these Ind ians would work their way into Sonora. The news sent from THE CITIZEN office that the San Carlos Indians would prOba- bly be soon whipped into subjectiOn by the forces under Gen. Crook and his most eX- perienced officers, was communicated to Governor Pesquiera who was in Guaynas.
 The committee or investigation, Of Mex icO, into claims of Mexican and A1neri- can citizens of Sonora and Chihuahua, had convened in Guaymas and was at work-the secretary to the committee hay ing arrived from the City of Mexico.
 No news had been received Of EScudero, the Mexican consul appointed for Tucson, but it was believed he was on his way here via GuaymaS.