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town N. Y, on Thursday last, the daughter of Simeon
Oaks, Esq., met her death by the cupable careessness
and mischief of young man named George Brown.
who was returning from cunning exclusion. Seeing
Miss Oaks enter an clubhouse, he fired his rifle into II
for the purpose of soaring her, and passed Some
hours after Miss o. was found dead, the ball having
passed through the house and into her side. Young
Brown was examined on Saturday, before Judge Crit
tenden, and held to trial Cor mansaughter. He was
admitted to bail on the sum of 1900. Miss Oaks
was the 18th year of her age,amabc accomplished
and the idol of her parents and friends. Her death
has clothed neighborhood In the more so thai


it occurred under circumstances so peculiarly heart
rending.