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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-24

upon favorably by one who saw him yester-
day, and on whose taste ] can rely, am
tempted to say, with the frankness Of nv
character, that shall be happy to make his
acquaintance. am truly grateful for the
many oblging things | am told he said Of
me; and hope one day or other lie will
find them realized. My dearest grand-chld
sends pretty kiss TO you both; and, with
The best regards, ! remain, as usual,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
PHILADELPHIA.
| The james Asser-C barge OF Murder asainst Janss
Hilborn-rhe Weather, &c.

Correspondence
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, June %, ls8.
The steamship Osprey wuh ninety five passengers and
fall freight arrived at this port this morning at clock,
after potrsced voyage occasioned by her falling in with
the steamship james Adger from for New York.
on Sunday morning. of Cape Look out With 40 psssen
gers her machinery disabled Capt Bennett her
tow the request OF Capt DckerOn aud br ,ught her
to Cape Henlopen Both steamers left Charleston on Sat
urcsy afternoon
David Miller 90 years of age constable Of Locust Ward
was admitted into the Pennsy Hospital this morning,
having been badly beaten by individual in Gallo wh st.
Mr. Mier's hip was iTaeturtd
The body OF young female named Maria Blaney Was
70 md aoans in the Wisshitko Tuesday Consdera-
bic feeling has been created in the vicinity by the finding
what bruised and cut This has been attributed to the
body having contact with the ks the bottom
of the creek The Coroner held inquest the remains
but there were marks OF violence the body which
would Justify IN. conclusion that the death OF the nortu
nate young woman the alt Of violence II is not
known how she came to her death
informs you yesterday that man had been held 10
answer the charge Of numbering Michael L,erty who
Killed Tuesday by being over the Reading Rail
road The Ut the accused is James tllborn he
the ngneer the locomotive a the time Of tbs accident
and started the engine before the signal given The
Coroner Jury impcate Hbou the cause OF the mans
death The District Attorney has determined to make this
test whether such criminal careessnsss
is to go UNPUBLISHED.
The weather is insuferably warm again At o'clock
this afternoon The thermometer stood ~ " degrees Man
and animals arc sweterIng to-day
The Hippodiome opens in this city night tor the hr
nan
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full as startling Az the stainless w.ter turns An. Az
trenest edge of the mountain il throws of unSer the
rays OF the meridian SUM- sparks OF light Of many cosrcd
buee and forms TO break and countless tny min
bows which start from the luminous spray Ike crhal
tons.
1t vas something TO meet stream Of living xxtsr
ike this. sudden, lofty so beautifal-6 only 10
throw relief upon mountain scenery and save Il from
monosOpous suslimity; and jOurneyed on, With IN
creased eontentment.
soon reached the mountain which rises precpitously
from the ms,0netade rsvine depth Of mitless gosm
Ssmbre clouds oerhang IT, and add new horrors TO the
profun6ity Of its shade. Primeya trees line the sdes
of the mountains which enclose il and shut out the light
of day In truth. the features Of It's character"
somebody saws of somebody else, are grand, gloomy
ard peculiar and gave rise to ssddened thoughts, from
which could euy emerge by gaining, a. did, with all
possible speed the lights on the other side, and revisit
ing sunlt scenea
When Madeira was first discovered, il was densely
covered with wood and hence its name, which, in tho
Portuguese language, signifies wood On the south aldo
Of the island FIRE and the have removed the indgen-
tree and taste has but spssey supplied their oss
But the north the trees remain untouched save oy
me they attain vigorous and lofty sire, and add vast
" 10 the impressiveness Of the scenery.
The next scene we made was the bed of the Fayd
River bat on the top of the mountain which surrounds
tive gsined msgnhcentv Of the ocean, for the Srst
time since left Funchal, and hailed il with all the
delight Of sn old acquaintance. Ii is indeed q sight
never 10 be behoden without emotion of admira
ton" boundless, endless and sablime"-and never
could sympathize with the savage in Dryden, who, on
viewing il for the first time. exclaims Is this the
mighty ocean' Is this aHl" What would he have
more
From the Fayal River TO St Anne was only the dis
lance OF some five or six miles; road somewhat
leye-that is 70 saw not varied by elevations of
than 500 feet and urged my adsd stesd as fast
bis condition permitted
Ire.ched ST. Anne without accident, or much scenery
worthy aluson early in the afternoon after ride Of six
hours somewhat fatgued, and UNNECESSARILY hungry !
met there by appointment captain of the British Navy,
and bsrrster from Lncoln's Inn We ncontinently
ordered dinner with all the delcacies Of the season.
10 which with repeated attacks, did full justice; and
then like the heroes of Homer
when the Of hunger ,ppeaSd
With fee hhatons we prolonged the least
OF my ascent of Pco Ruivo,-the highest point in the
island and more than 900 feet above the level Of the
sea- mast write another time For il grows late
at night and the falling stars wide Eneid Book Iv)
persuade sleeps farewell
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information in regard TO his being deserAr given By
bis brother to policeman, and the usual reward OF $50 re
eeved for his apprehension The brother in his testimony
stated that he and Michael beng in NassAu the latter
struck and hurt him, and in the heat Of anger he called
Policeman and gave him in charge q deserter The
the bsbeas corpu. issued and the young
man brought up bsndcufs lhs being in duress a de-
serter points Get by Major Morris the Com
nandsDt why be should not be dis hsrged-among them
thai being e years Of age at the time OF his enlist
ment having legal guardian 10 this country his
lsiment valid and bindI g-aod that his mother Who
has recently arrived this country could be admitted
a wfness take him ont Of enli tmenf she being
alien and the subject Of foreign power II also
arrival in this country soldier and trained aud bore
AIMS in the police force in Ireland.
The mother bovever proved that he under the age
Of 81 when be enlisted.
The Court took time for sdvisement, and in the
time remaDded him to the custody OF Major Morris Judge
Roosevelt, yesterday rendered decision expressing
gret under the ccusbc but concluding that the tes
inOny showed him TO have been under the OF 81 and
therefore liable to be held under the entaimeRt He
was discharged.
In the matter Of David Barry and Michael Barry This
Of two poor children taken in by a benev-
Institution and provided with homes in the country
Their father however subsequently in with hAoeas
corpus requiring they should be given back to bin The
posponed 20 yesterday order afford time 10
have the children brought here The party however did
not then again sppear, and the habeas corpus dis
missed.
Samuel ConS ss Fourh Congregational Church Of SewYor
Plaintiff molten 10 set aside judgment and be LEI into
reply denied with $40 costs Of opposing notion 10 be in
Guided in defendants judgment
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~ s DISTRICT COrRT-Befpre Judr. B.r1..

Dexter Carleton Norwood igt The Steamship Roanoke
On night OF 18th October 1852 the schooner oprghting
Sea- belonging 10 libelants while the Elizabeth River
Virginia bOuDo 10 Norfolk struck and sunk by the
steamer Roanoke, bound from Norfolk to Richmond Salt
brought 20 e. 0O0 alleged amount Of damages
On The part Of the schooner II said that she hsd
light exhibited and look out-thst she going close
hauled the shore Of river that the
came down the river and not xhstandDg every effort
the part Of the schooner TO avoid it, into the schooner
with great force and causing her TO sink in very short
time,
On behalf Of the steamer owned by the New York and
Virginia Steamship Company il was said that The night
dark and sermy the steamer had three lights of differ
coors displayed, which could be at great dis
tancetbat she had look out and coming down the
river with grest precsution ut about six miles hour
that the look out lg ht, which is believed 10 have
been that Of the schooner and the pilot directed
avoid collision by getting the East side Of the river
which done, and the schooner left, with free wind
pursue her the West side Of the ryer-ha the
sehooners light disappeared, and not again till
the vessels close together the East side Of the
nverthat the steamers wheel was reversed and every
thing possible done 10 avoid collision bat without effect
1t charged that the blame lay entirely with the schooner
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NEw-JERSEY ITEMS.

N",stNohNkNr AT PRNCEroN-The exercises of the
he honartd and Sixth Anniversary OF tho venerable
@~ Ms'es t'VS pace on Tuesday afternoon and evening
icSes ocgan IN the afternoon with An orton bs
r. Wig and Shosophc Societies by w B. Brewster. of
hnAe.iphia. Ia the evening there were pg,,h- ~ "a
~ ,fvm young gentlemen OF tie Junior Class and from
teh Literary Socitty
me fifs Presbyterian Church az Norrista7n yes str
ishihng during the thunder shower ON W-do..d,, -
slVvn lie tue struck the steepe, melting the ban and
see Gown into the ground, tearing il up for several 49,
~ ash1 carnage was done a man in the vicinity -,
Haek Gown but received injury
1srnshsr, who mas been Presi3en; Of the Primo
t iof about Thirty years, resigned on Tuesday I'm
il sesIees were conferred Ca the foOvug gentleran
~ gree Of IL. D. On Hon George Dallas of Phil
P1is' and on josiah W. Gibbs, Professor IN Yta Col
sa NE degree Of ID d, on Rev. John Maciarlane Of
90 sou scotland aud on Rev jean Pierre Revel, Node
o. ms WslansiSn Synod in the valleys OF Piedmont
49, 'fIee q a. N on Josbus Rhoads, Of laois and Rev
welt A. Brown, Of PhilAdelohia - - ""
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

efRfNE coUsr-srEolL TxRN-H,s,. Jss,. Ro,.ey,,r
"a hhttsioNs-BABEAs coKPrS
soss ssl y hlcnSsi panForh enlisted 10 tie army.
es,hAfss fom enlistment Is asked for on the ground
1.noIiiy This case was referred TO dsy or y me-
efh deseFted after srli.u. snd vas s,or bo,sd
WI "Ae go and Re- conveyed to Forl Hamilton. The
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.


AcclpEST Yesterday afternoon, a boy named John
sc,y, residing at Ne So North Fourth ST. while crossing
econdst Fourth, Eas run over by span Of horses
attached 10 carriage which were driven ~ fast speed
I'd had bis leg broken and ms head and body baG
sied lie was attended by DR.. Wade. The driver
sGped
fkIkINs EXcuRsloS-The members OF Engine Com
any No 9, accompanied by rurs Brass Band will pro
sea uy steamboat 20 Newburgh on the Fourth of JAY
h9e there they will be entertained by Engine Company
70 :, Of that place.
CoSfENfLAtED ELoTENENr Observation-Disclosures
Tefng Ofhcer Cox OF the Third Wa-d arrested young
'.inan, named George Settler, charged with having com
seo aggravated assault and battery man named
ostph Watts residing in hontrose avs Leonard s.
Ieesstd vas in the employ Of Watts, who for some time
lsS suspected that unlawful in,m.Gy existed bstxeen
IN ana Mrs. W, which fusily proved true On Wednes
:! evening, he overheard the guilty pair making arrange
suIs To tlope, and broke in upon ihem when be was
n-ek't by settler who choked, and then jsmned the
Va q hs head against spike IN tbs wall indotng
wee cash The vile aed. lesving behud SIX children
s'usf gave tail to appear for examination.
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CoEoSEKs IEyJsTIGsTIoS Yesterday evening Coroner
Ball eupanneed Jury To investigate the attend
tg the death OF woman named Margaret Hamilton late
lrtsoent of apartment in the Of No 20 Columbia
BlskesrOw II appears, from the gossip of the neigh
berDg women, that Sunday last her husband Sullivan
Han iOn, beat her IN the most violent manner and
Wednesday night she died. The physician who attended
on her during her last that she died Of
aOlera morbus and gave certificate Of burial accord
ney This did not satisfy the neghbois upon whose
pant Hamilton WAS arrested last night by Officers Mat
aws and Andrews of the First District Police and locked
10 await The result Of the COroners investigation TO be
uttered into this morning.
volTSr AssiVLT-A young German named Hess,
vhle returning to his home IN Smith ST., Wednesday
hight attacked by three four young fellows and
beaten in the most brutal After knocking hun
down they kicked and tram led upon him. and then run Of
kuiIg him lay upon the pavement, where he picked
up and taken home by some passing. Two of the
nsuts named Blake and Cav anaugh have been arrested
and loci ed up TO await examination The injured is
orfned 10 his bed.
ASSAULT Win A BAYoSET.-A man named Thomas
ueIaushin resident of sons Holsw was assaulted
lkw nights since by another named Brady who wounded
m in ofhis legswit bayOnet IL appears they had
iquarel WHICH the cause Of the trouble McL>ugh
ms injury is of suCh nature that is feared II will DO
hssaiy TO amputate the limb
BuRer AIRY On Thursday last the house of AIRS Sarah
OAKLEY No. 80 CLINTON ST., was br ken & by burglars and
nbbed Of large amount of valuable property amounting
all to probably bet Seen $1,000 and $4,000 The family
we're absent in the country at the time aud the robbers
~ tNtlthlhk tutu UNI iutH Hisl movement hp-
pared 20 be break open the doors and closets Of the
bw apartments where they found several trunks silver
se and other articles which they carried third story
After rumsgng about all the other apartments they
ngy placed everything in pile and assorted out such ar
tbs they desired casting aside rubbish what did not
Pit their fancy I'm the trunks several watches, rings
pencils chains. $50 check aud some money, besides silk
htS,s and shswls. owned by lady named Bloomfield,
bow visit 70 this City from Ohio where she resides
fact the house had been completely rAnsscked from gar
p to cellar and everything the least valuable had been
packed up and taken OF On the return of the family, il
found that The check had been cashed the day fol
owing, tFTiday) the bank had been opened.
Every Effort obtain clue TO the property thieves has
X kus lar failed
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RUM TRADE
Seventh Wa

Seventh Ward. go. .THRD DAY.
Thei Commissioners VI Excise tor the Seventh Ward,
AID Tweed and Assistant AID Woodward were Ia session
at the Mayors Office, Monday, tor the purpose Of
granting further licenses for bst Ward Capt Iaggerty
present with his lst Of places where liquor is sold
The folloWirg lice nses were orantsd,
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cUPREME COURT, Guy and County Of New Ork.-
Nem'llork Daily Gxibm1re.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TrsTMOEIAL TO AZ EsPLOYER.-The journeymen at
serk the shop Of Mr. Tappan Reeve builder presented
a,r employer with beauul silver pitcher and saver
Wednesday evening token OF respect The employees
nnh4r Is To 100
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PRIsENTMEsT.The Grand Jury Of Queens County have
|ussenied Court House and jail at Hampstead unfit
e use and the removal OF the County Jail to
mother town In view Of the difficulty experienced
|scng locality, the Inquest recommend that Commission
from another County be- appointed by the Legislature
Ii a
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ExcuRsIos-The Sundy School attached TO the Church
The Restoration (Universsis went to Bddles Grove
,teroay on their annual excursion. The day ine
nd the children with their parents and teachers enjoyed
ghfu time. The steamer America chartered for
|Ae occasion.
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MIR w. Smith has been appointed Postmaster at Co
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Eighth Ward.

The granting Of further licenses for the Eighth Ward,
took place In the Mayors Office on Tuesday AID Comp
ton and Assistant aid. Ring in attendance. Capt.
NIL Mt
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rr pfrRsUANCE Of an order Of the surrogate o.
=. csss Yo. s.,ss bssss, s.s e
- ,s...p vouchers Issf % ne s ca
s.s NJ sS,y As day November O@it
bs the Nineteenth ~ s. e NJ Ei6cs@ooD
~ PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
ssssy: ss bs :: :s. a. s :s
&C. s. :, T.. 7, = ;. q ss'' =; '''''"
|'t-D'''@ s'- r's wTI n :csscDrS ia.s.
~ pTTRstrANCy Of an order Of the Surrogate Office
&C. os'; ;si { AZ s' M 20:
&c; ca s s.. s is (. :. :: lin ..It
- ..'.' ii'''a 'O4' A'''''''N A'''''N
xy PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
ss' . s 3: C, ,, ss. r. 49, ss,.
$50 ss.s.. o.. ,.i1s,. tssrs tot
, a. CO s.s i%s % :, s ss TIE @ 4" jay 'si
~. -. r"i' We 'N ~ JOSEPH 7. WHITE
IN PURSUANCE of al order of Jesse G. Smith
s;s. y. GS s. .s i Tsosas '' Ssc%s
=, ..:.ss o.. = yyls.s s,..s
!, ?; .,s Z 80 ..I SS ~pss.s
Is ssi.'ss5 yxsss r !, sSow'' ADMINISTRATORS
IN PURSUANCE of az order of the Surrogate Of
ssS Ts1 soss sy 's. e ~ 'sr,o1' ssS 20
.s At o. :', e. Gu. a., w
~ - ,.It-Ds,ss Isi, a,y q ysae.y lsa
-. s s9osS yis 4 WILLIAMS. 3rr''.".
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge of
X,
,rus Of the third Article Title Of the fh Chapter
Ss part the Revived statqtes Notice hst gu6shsd
sT Creditors appear before the Hon. Welcome besbe
b. Jsdge City Of Neg Yo 81 he Chambers City Hal o. sad CITY
fUESDAf July 1883 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day.
hsu they have why assignment Of
"a should cot be made sna he be dseh.ged from
/, Ssbs BDnusDt 20 Statute. JOHN FOWLER H.,
Attorney InsovsBt No. al Broadway, City Of NewYOrk
MS lsUGvW
rOTICE of DIsTRIBUTION--No is hereby
,,a The proceeds Of the Frederick
sstof late York deceased lately made by 5uss
rs Of the Surrogate Of the County OF Ne1 York
distributed according 70 law At the SURROGATE Once ~ the Cy
day Of o'clock in the
toop OF DAY. when al persons having cms demands
vii present SAID surrogste with their proofs
rrruebsT, W. BRADFORD. Ssnosata
cUPREME COURT, City and County of New York
william Fros, Daniel konn 10 The DEYEsDASI fee A..
Which
the once Ces the C,y and County q New fofk
u New fOrk, and OF
once, Broadway,
nd
0
he judgment
and haeen dollars fi
Sal Jsly. hUn1ed
sstAe Of th1 aetosDatsd New Yot jay iL, is52
MI laWO~F' slLLs bAsLKf. Pisnh Aitrss'A
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CIRCUIT coURT-Before Judge MORRIS.


To recover s7OO the value of quantity OF cigars levied
upon by the Sheriff and sold and 90 damages Plaintiff
says he bought the cigars OF William l. VOORHEES, aud left
them with him storage The Sheriff says they were
levied upon under execution in favor Of A. Wellington
Hsre against said VOORHEES,, and that VOORHEES, in fact
owned Them The point Of ownership the question for
decision. The Jury could not agree and discharged
Edward C. Robinson sgt Geo w. Pruden and another.
To $751; amount Of notes aud goods sold The
defense that defendants in 1882 made assignment for
the benefit of their oredtOrs-aso that the ssgnees made
overtO plaintiff and due bills OF Messrs Thomas
Williams and H. ~ Davi,, and that plaintiff accepted them
in full Latter denied Verdict for plaintiff s247 u.s.
Before Judge MITCHELL
Alex. Campbell ast. Henry Platner.
BY the keeper of hotel ana livery sta ole uptown, TO
s23 for the keep of number Of horses brought
to market for SALE and the board of defendant and two
oilers The defense is nat each party TO have paid
his board. On the other hand it said defendant
five days after coming there promised to pay. This
denied and the statute OF frauds set up Verdict for lain
tiD amount and interest decu ng s}3, bill of Of the
parties.
On three notes amounting 10 1896 The defence that
defendant in ls47, endorsed note for John Muigan 10
William and James Curre, which not paid by M1lli
gan and put cut aud that defendant subsequently, gave
The three notes III sOn and the suit behalf of Messr
Curre stopped that he gave SAID under mig
taken apprehension that he liable 10 Messr Curre on
the mote of Mulgan and Informed after having
told him the circumstances by plaintiff but the note TO
Nullgan was accommodation and defendant never got
notice OF It's nonpsyment and was not liable and further
that Mtssrs Curie ia fact of the notes in
suit and not plaintiff Verdict tor defendant.
CIRCUIT COURT-Beore Judge MITCHELL
Mallory agi the Ere Ralro I'D Company.
To recover damages for alleged injury plaintiff, and
also 10 drove of cattle, by collision and for detention
Amount LAID at $4,000 already referred to. Verdict for
plaintiff $40
MARINE CCURT-Beiore Judge THOMPSON
Haloran tst Harlem Railroad Company.
To recover alleged value Of ahUrse, killed by locomotive
while on the track at night already referred TO- Verdict for
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when the rage Of hunger WA appessd
" ith free hbations we prolonged the feast v

OF my ascent of Pico Ruivo,-the highest point in the
island and more than 900 feet above the level Of the
seal mast write another time For it grows late
at night and the falling stars wide .Ened, Book IV)
ner.nnde seep-so farewell
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A Csrberny ~ Chenyst ?. Gainey, aus Chsrrys,
3. White, 81 Wasr.st. T. Riley l2D M.dsons
H. Stucke, % MOlre 81. D. Roach. 80 Water
Mrs. Thog sofoff, So Jecsson<t 4. fBl Water
John King Jr. 50 w. Broadway. L. Wiley Jacsson-s,
HF McC lsfsry, rs MadsOnst y Hayb, ~ Broadway.
" Wal $50 Neter-sf. r Y Hayn, ~ HeDry-st
c sieseDs, tSs Wsefrt C QUO rs Cheuyst.
= Toussrd, 30 Diyi.ionst. J Walker 2j southat
Is Canning 5Csbsnne-st. Z. OFens 6o7 9rrnds,
+ JoO n Monroe-E Calm DOnayan sc Cherryst.
{ Rogers si Fast Broadway }. Mehan, "a Waera
l. DUR Chatham Bway p. hctlnsfr, 2lO MonrCe-f1 -
NJ Ieu 60 Pikest. II -psngenbegry, Hsmitou1fN
Wr Kruse Cehssfnsst w. Tay e. Wstsrst
P.W. 20f Madisonst D. seeley, 70 Caharnesl2.
n. r. Nseks 73s Water VIM. Donovan. Halnitoa-d.
]. Cfamke $50 Waferst. J CLARK, GIL Wserst.
s.Lsgss 10 .Bway, 5h Ward 2. Leahy 10 Chenyst.
]. Descnor. 1884 DIysi0ns-
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~ pIrpsITANCy If an order Of the Surrogate 0ficc

keretJ 70 persoss
sEss 49,. tAeoe 70 he sshscrher 81 ~
t~sJ. " ~ M - JoaE HGTTIEGEk, EIsess1
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the discharge


sen that proceeds the sale Of the real estate Of Frederick
Of the City " New York deceased Lately made by 5s
under the order Of the 5uosate Of the County OF eT f9
IN the Surrogate Office ia the CITY
tie second day Of August Dex at ten o'clock IN The
rbooD day. when al having claims demands
sd estate vii present them sad WITH ihe proofs
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All accounts agree that the wheat crop promises 70 Be
more than an average and unless something occurs neIs
a. o. prevepf We may calculate on large product VI
The ,rosoec Of the other grains only speak 90 ar
AZ this section Of country is concerned but in tbs par ot
Ne. York we have never knows them more Proml'sss'
Corn la. good stand and is than ordiaAny iV,
ward; the breadth planted IS $50 .rge Oats ieoA 80,
ard promise, At this early day good crop. o'o''
and al the root crops bid fair - produce yell 80,
In Northern Illinois we learn the crops sreexeeusnt-t1e
wheat being above IN Average
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CIRCUIT COURT-Before judge MITCHELL


To recover damages for alleged injury TO plaintiff and
also 10 drove of cattle by collision and for detention
Amount laid at $4,000 already referred TO- Verdict for
plautifi $40
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IN PURSUANCE of sn order of the Surr0gate of

q se- Ion soe herey n's % 81 'rsn bs"ss si.
- IIBFkT WILLETI New Yen, deceaes 70 .
voaefs sreoi 20 ne sua-b, eefs at he store Gso W.
- Of bcos he uAbeh sJ
~ ssrt-Dss.e Sew Isss Ne Day Of Jsss.fy lsb3
JOHN NILLET, ..- JyxAe.as