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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22
a true copy, ATTEST, George H. Knowl,On. Register.

Al n Court OF Probate held at Ksnnebunk, within
and for the County of York. on the first Tuesday I'm
Ice.mber, in the year OF our Lard eighteen hun
dred and sixty-dve, by the Hon. h. Il. Bourne
Judge OF said Court.
NARY A. PALMER, widow Of Nathan Palmer, late
nj OF Hollis in said county. deceased, having
waived the provision made for her In said Nathan
amer's will aud presented her petition for her dow
ar i'm d estate To assigned and set out to her. and
that oumissioners may DO appointed for that pur'
pose pursuant TO law =, A..
Ass. her petition for an allowance out OF the per-
sonal estate OF said deceased
ordered, That tho said petitioner give notice TO
all persons Interested by causing acopy OF ths oruer
Ia he uuhlished In the UnioR Il yoa,sai printed In
BddeIor In said county, three weeks successfully,
that they may appear at PROBATE Court to DC held
nj Saco in said county, On the hrst Tuesday
in January next at ten OF the clock In the FORE
noon, and shew cause, II any they have, why the
same should not bo allowed:
Attest, George II Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22

and all diseases Of the Nervous system In oriental
countries, ashecsh has tor centuries been the theme
w.rvsious Influence on the mind when used expert.
mcatsiy and Zoe its almost When
s.vs ths -sIsots Of sshsesh peyuiarly known IN
The south OF Affica, Turkey. Asia Minor Egypt In
dia ana all the sdjAceut territories and In all The
lively en- ploysd for . multitude OF amictonsT In
standard trcstIss Of Matsria Medica more than six
hundred ysass old y isssorbsd - thsmost valuable
or al Known remedies
Soid b. al DrSxgists imported only by the yyi-
vsA 0yssf csneeaS, Isl washngton 81, Boston, MAS
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22
A true copy. n-,.,

AT n Court OF Probate held at Kennebunk, within
aud for the county OF York, on the frst Tuesday In
December. In the year OF our LORD eignteen nun
dred and sixty.dve, by the Hon. L. L Bourne,
Judge of said Courts -
c,AMGEL W. LUQUES, named Executor In certain
instrument purporting to be the last will and tes-
lament OF Andrew 8. Luques, late OF Biddefbrd, In
said county deceased having presented the same for
prubstei =,
persons Interested By causing copy OF this order
To be published three weeks successfully In the
Uuior and Journal. printed at Biddeford, In .aid
county that they may appear at Probate Court TO
be holden at Saco, in said county, on the hrst
Tuesday in January next At ten OF the CLOCK n tne
said Instrument shocd not be proved approved, and
allowed as the last will and testament OF the said
'''N Attest, George II, Knowlton, Register.
Attest, George IT. Knowlton, Register,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22
A"0' copy, Attest, George H. Knowl,on, Resl.ter.

At n Court OF Probate held NJ kennehunk. within
and for the county Of York. on the first Tuesday In
December, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sxty-nvs, by the lion. E.E Bourne, Judge
OF said Court
,GARY NJ. MULLEN, widow Of John Mullen. late
MI OF Acton, in said county, deceased, having pre-
sented her petition for her dover Ia said estate To
be assigned and set out to her. and that commission
ers may be appointed for that purpose pursuant to
law,
Also, her petition for an allowance out OF the per-
sonal estate of said deceased.
Ori,T,d That the said petitioner give noticc to all
by causing copy OF this order To
be published three weeks successfully In the Union
A. Jo.rraI printed at Blddeford In said County that
they may appear ut Probate Court to be held nj
Saco. In said County, on the FIRST Tuesday In
January next ut ten OF the clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, IL any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
Attest, GEORGE II. Knowlton, Register.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
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EREBY f,bd any person b. cut VOL nom my wool lo
known as the Ayrshire lO anil situated In this town.
ESQ. G. A. DAVIS.
K.,r.,,.,pkp nor, pr, II 1858 5sS,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-19
RIoHM Q N D.
POrty-aye Miles Of the Dauvine Railroad
Reported Destroyed by Heavy Rains.
SUPPLIES CUT OFF FROM RICHMOND
Rebel Demonstration on the Lett Of
Our Lines,
&C., Sc, sc.
HnApqpAHFzsA AMY o. M Po- oxAo, |

HrApouAnrusA ARMY on mn Po- onAc,l
Jan 1e-Evening.
number Of dessytsr came into our lines in front Of
Peser,suya het night They bring Important news II II
Is 70 be relied on They say that The Danvle Railroad
between Danvile and Greepsboro distance OF fortyve
es has been destroyed BY the recent heavy rans and
that every culver and bridge has been carried away, ana
that Lees army likely To be out Of rations atogener
very soon Tho quantity they ssne new IL entirely In
adequaae they say satisfy their wants and these men
were NOT disposed 70 remain and fer almost
Every effort is being made TO reconstruct the road and
large gangs Of men are detailed for that purposes but
even at that, will tale some time TO repair
IT, the destruction Of the road being 30 extensive
As this is the main road by which they get supplies
70 Richmond would be strange the state OF affair
in this neighborhood should undergo an important
change within few days
The enemy made demonstration with small force
line, wystts farm, near the extreme LETT
this afternoon and for q short time it was thought
fight was coming Off part of tho Second corps were
put under arms but the rebels remained In sight only
short tme evidently having come TO that particular
place after forage which II is believed they carried
off, No firing took place. they did not come within
range Of our pickets.
Colonel Sharpe 80 long connected with this army IN
the capacity Of deputy provost marshal general and
lately acting as deputy provost marshal general OF the
armies operating against Richmond has been promoted
to bgadier general and Lieutenant stryker Adjutan
Of the Signal corps headquarters almost since itsIorgan
ization, has been promoted to captaincy The ser
vices rendered by these officers during the past three
years have been of the utmost value Though their pro
motion has been long in coming they have the satsiac
ton of knowing they had justly earned It,
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0vrUr or INTERNAL REvvErK,


THr PouHw AVENUE Canal StRgW Cry oAss-
ISfxcus.BfE EEcLtCEscs CnmPAsEs Tues
dav morning n Fourth car hlh Of people,
botn inside and the platforms ives rushing south
through Centre street, towards the Gty Hall, when,
A. i was passing the Intersection with Canal street. a
Canal car also fn OF people came with all s oSce
uron the Fourth car and with ouch violence
10 smash In windows break or the Of te
car Fortunately, The Fourth avenue car was 30 for
ahead the time Of the COLLISION that The Canal street.
car struck only at the extreme end the platform,
the driver abs though with great dihonky, 20
turn the heads Of his lne- which would osh@wiss have
noudcred upon the passengers ve platform. II the
Canai street car had struck h9 other n tho centre,
the polo would have gone through 6e Fourth avenue
and inevitably have kibed md manned many
passengers all dangers OF thr kind easily he pns-
vented II these companies wouh merely condeecnd 70
spend little money for the precrba Of the lives OF the
people whose stree - they arc allowed ~ use wthont
paying anything for tle privilege Two nagmsn sho.Hd
BE- employed at tbs intersection OF Canal a0d Oontrs
streets at the joint expense q beth companies These
point are on descending grades scp that une-r each
car Is In time warned Of the approach OF the athcs scc
dents the most disastrous are inevitable We theTsase
recommend the people 10 avohi usins the caS upon
either OF these railroads ui the companies employ and
station com peient and vfgilau, eagmcn at he inter
section.
THs VASDESHogr REArfegs --pheps a large and ap
preciatvc audience assembled At Dodworth Hail, In
Broadway on Tuesday evening, 70 hear Mr. and Aes
vandcnhon give thcz nrst reading OF ne SEASON. The
audience were Somewhat disappointed learning tina,
MT Vandenhon wH lsbofIng under sevore cold and
could not appear That evening II Il hoped that his In.
Opposition is only Temporary The lady proceeded 70
mental, patriotic and humorous pieces, whkh elcived
warm applauee.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
No indications OF Early Activity About
| Richmond.

No indications OF Early Activity About
Richmond.
from the Richmond Sentinel, jan 10
The quiet below Richmond has been unbroken for seve
raj days. with prospect OF the resumption OF active
hostiliiies for some time to come
Reliable scouts just in from the interior and rear OF
Grants lines says the Petersburg Express of the l4th in
stant report complete inactivity the part OF the enemy
80 far as any military movement is concerned
The enemy completely mud bound and in this con-
dition IL calmly awaiting the issue Of movements else
where Ono thing, however, is very apparent in the
enemys canp-an incessant drilling Of the troops The
white black soldiers, put particularly the latter, are
nut through the rigid discipline of the manual In this
respect we think our officers might be taught les
The gus Of the enemy were kept quiet yesterday,
scarcely report being heard at the front.
The accounts published In the Northern journals Of
false from beginning to end.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


owss--BrooKs AT the residence Of the BRIDES father
Tuesday, January ~, by the Rev. DIR r. r. Rogers
wnxIis n 0wBx 70 Miss Mary L BRooss daughter on
Edward 2. Brooks, oil Of this cily
srILEsAs-GRyrSxAs-0n Tuesday, January 10, at
the residence of the brtdcs father by Pew Mr. Grswod
daughter OF Thos. Grcenmhn, Esq, OF Mystic Conn
UBspkLi--Eya On Tuesday, January ~ ut St
Thomas church, by Rev. Dr. Morgan JoHv A. tIasDFIf
Jr, OF tits city TO GgSEvisvE eldest daughter n A.
james p Eads OF g. Louis. No cards
VAN BosHERcK-Rowy Trinity chanel on waa
nesday January IL, by Rev. W. r. Morgan ~ n IN ~.
gs g. vAS BoskE2tn and JENNIE, daughter Of iiiomas
Rowe Eco, all Of this city '"O'''
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We published in yesterdays HERALD paragraph stat
Internal Revenue Washington prohibiting the publ
cation of the or citizens who liable to pay tax
on incomes The law is plain on this subject that
nothing peremptory order from headquarters would
be deemed SUFFICIENT satisfy the community that any
such authority possessed by the deputy collectors
and assessors Al the district ONCE $50 Broadway our
reporters told in the most pcrempsory manner that
hay would be permitted 30 examine the lsts II
other offices inclined 70 grant that favorwhGh in
fact Is mol a favor but \ mere legal right, which any
citizen claim.
The following letter from Commissioner Lewis to Ho-
ner Franklin Esq the Assessor OF the Ninth District of
this city settles the question; and by Of parenthe
sis would simply hst the officials in the various
oces in this city would 10 we'll to give the necessary
facilities 10 members of the press who may call upon
them for information
TRsAsvRy DEPARTMENT, 0yrEg or ISrHRsAL REvnrK
WASHINGTON. Jan. II, 1865. 4
SIR-your telegram n received You nre not Obliged
give lists Of assessments but the law requires you 70
allow your list be inspected examined by such per-
sons az may wish 20 do II any one chooses TO copy
list you cannot prevent ~; and II he thinks proper
10 publish t. he may do so his own responsibility.
You do your duty In keeping list open TO inspection
The which he make or the privilege ID subject
for himself TO consider Very respectfully,
JOSEPH !. LEWIS, Commissioner
HosyR FRAsxIiy, Esl, Assessor, Ninth dissrics New
York
Il viii be scen from the above letter that any citizen
even those who not liable Ia pay tax entitled by
law b. examine the lists In any OF the Offices and the
question IL whether the clerks employed 70 keep tho
records have special power TO make rules for the conmu
nifty direct violation N law and the public Instructions
Of their superiors The question Is ono OF easy solu
ton and IL IS 10 be hoped that hereafter ne obstacles
will be put in the way Of any parties desiring nsorma
zion on this important subject.
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Court ndas--Tbis Day.

eleven o'cbck NJ Nos 4c7, us, ssy ssI, 40, loco,
1901 1903 loo6, 1907 1000 loii, lola lol7, 1921,
O'Clock A. NJ Nos o2p, Az 75o. 73s 7as 748 75G
70 ~ esq., soo $50 $50, SS4, sss, $50, 500, l4's
Ri syrsMioa courTs.n rsHx-par. lNos 1891, 4ei7,
siss sSe2 siss .sai gsiS Ed saci ssdo ssss, 500
Aa9 $500 4slo. s9Is, ssI4, lsie. ssis, As2o, lS22
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AU1rsrA, Nc, Jan II, 1858
Joint committee OF The Maine Legislature to-day
reported sories Of resouaons euloRizng in eloquent
terms the hfe and services ~ gdd Everett and ex.
pressiye Of tbe public grief fsr his death They were
unanimously adopted, after rich bot Houses adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-19
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

CAIRO, JAN IL. 1865
The steamer Atlantic from New Orleans the 18th inst
has arrived with hundred and bales Of cotton
for Cincinnati
The British schooner Planet from MatamOros the 81
inst reports pale tho 3st uu. of the mouth
OF the Rio Grande The British bark John Bull, for
Liverpool with thousand three hundred and ninety
bales OF cotton, wrecked, and became total toss
Two Of her crew persisted. French bark, name I'M
known from Bordeaux with cargo Of VINES and liquors,
had her masts swept away and was blown out to sea
The Louisiana Legislature had excited Governor Hahn
United States Senator from the 4th Of March next
Memphis papers say the British agent rom Liverpool
Corinh paying forty cents for cotton, part IN gold
and part In supplies.
j. also stated that considerable cotton, failing 10 get
within our lines. has been taken TO Corsnth
The Arkansas lie gisature has adjourned until 1906
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The rebel Colonel william Lamb who reinforced Fort
Fisher during the assault OF Sunday last Ia not native
Of North Carolina, stated yesterday being TO-
tally different person from the former captain OF the
"Roanoke Guards, who was named John c. Lamb. The
Colonel Lamb who was wounded and captured in Fort
Fisher is a native OF Norfolk, Virginia. and Is aoont
thrty years of age. He Is the son OF Wm ". Lamb
rendered in 1882 TO General Wool, and is nephew or
Thomas suifcrn Esq., prominent merchant OF New
York city Young Lamb Is graduate Of William and
Mary College Virginia, where he imbbed the most rabd
nrccatng sentiments but which did not prevent his 30
FAR recognizing the necessity Of union torcvent his
marriage at an early age to young lady Of Providence,
RI He early entered the rebel service on the breaking
out Of the war; and has served in various capacities ana
in different parts Of the confederacy until assigned some
months ago. TO the immediate command Of Fort Fisher.
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Corporal = ". wiIiiamA llssh NV y~' rsn. pr.sss
s.:s::ss r.. Jones' il'A NV s.A -. "a. ..
'. :I:s G1a, N. ss,., NJ. .A. -
y Hsn...ss Az Ns<< -. IN - -.
A sA.assI.la, sstS No. va qsrs, han, ;ssss
Partial Lis'Isf the klilsa .-a wounded
An tAs Navy.
I.sa..n.ns A q. rorssr. Maven.
Lteusens 4 W. Preston. Malvern
Ensign gley Montgomery.
Surge N VIM Longshaw Minnesota
Surf 1son Biackmer, Montgomery
lieutenant Commander W. N Alien, elbow.
lieutenant George N. Bache shoulder
lieutenant r. II. LAmpson, arm
Iieutenant Commander G. b OushnAn, Ng
Ensign Ira Harris, leg
M Easlsr Mao.MA Eidrdse, hh Nigh and gs ss
y"senh smms, right thigh Lewis r. Chester, f8n
thigh; John +. Merry. both thighs :.
]. I. Russell, Mohican, left arm.
Stephen Moore, Mohican right knee
Corporal John Graham, Mohican iei. snouNs"
Corporal VIM A. Terry, Vanderbilt thigh.
Jos Zimmerman, Minnesota, ieft knee sss.
Corporal Thos O'Leary, Minnesota left arm
VIM Ryan, Mohican, body I
John Kavanaugh, Minnesota, LETT arm.
Frank Davis, Minnesota, face and neck.
George Blake, Minnesota, LEFT hip
Jno Mcdonald, Pequot Abdomen, sAsxH.
| John Sullivan, M0hican. thigh
s W. Woodward, Hohican, riga hnee
WIN Johnson Minnesota, lower Jaw naCse6
/ Jas Dillon Minnesota, body.
| Abel Cole Brooklyn, right arm broken. y
| Charles Freeman, Minnesota, right arn;
John Sullivan Huron, dislocated shouioeT
| George Hagan Pequot, left hand
| ] III ponnelly Huron, left shoulder
| Michael Firney Huron, left shoulder
| VIM Seaman Huron, since died.
| r. A. Pierce Pontoosuc, hand ana reg
A. Robinson Chippewa, thigh and sac.
| P Ericsson Pontoosuc, right elbow
| william Brown, Pequot right knee
! George McWilans Pontoosuc r1gnt thseh.
/ Frank Foster Minnesota right thfgh
! Henry Never Nereus, right leg
/ John Klan Minnesota, left shoulder.
| John Jackson Minnesota, left thigh
| Joscph Dool Minnesota right thigh
/ CASUALTIES ON THE SANTIAGO DB CUsA'
|
| W. H. Cross
1 Patrick Mccarthy sailor, thigh and leg
John Nahan marine, hand amrutated
1 John Esthur, seamsD, abdomen
| Thomas Riddel seaman lace and eye.
George L. Fisher seaman, left side
! Francis Morehcad, seaman, left leg
| Charles Mccarthy, marine, finger ampntaRd
| James sherry, marine, supposed MORALLY
A. s Warren, seaman, supposed mortaliy
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MrsCELLANEous.

ConNs, nuHiQNs, Dad MAILS SC, CURED WITH.
~ out pain by nr RICE, CO 1lwefy. Eice's Annihhs"
a,ras 'siina hnnona 1o. ht man AZ cents
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ADAM --Dp Taaadau Iannarv ~ cmars,. Isv~s
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TsvriS-0n Wednesday, Januar IA MIoHsr yrvrrx
lana " 'n' ''n VI county Lonford Ire
rne ,,ienas ana of the family respectfully
al en o % asnu funeral this Ghnrsdsy morning
~ Mn 1S'" ~, from 2l5 East Twelfth street His
ms T III be taken to Cold Spring for nterment
.esnurt. On Tuesday January IL, PETER TaaEsuL,
I after prolonged illness. rN
bs friends and relatives are RESPECTFULLY invited TO
attend the funeral, from his !ato residence Eighty
seventh street. between Fourth and Fifth avenues this
Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock
TREAcy.-on Tuesday, January IL, CAniARISE TREAcy,
daughter Of Miles Treacy, of county Tyrone, Ireland
The funeral will take place this Thursday afternoon,
nt one O'Clock precisely from the residence OF her bro
thcrin law, 500 Th The friends of the family
are respectfully inv ted to attend.
CulaLts wrsrrAHt, n the 10Th year Of bis age
The relatives and nds OF tho family, also the men,
vted TO attend the funeral, from the residence Of his
brother in law, A. Lcseman 81 Greene street. corneg Of
Grand on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock withous fur
ther notice
wALtAcT-on Tuesday morning, January H. al bar.
past two o'clock PaLIp wNLAcs anatve Of Castle Hyde
county Cork, Ireland aged 10 years
The rclatvfs and friends respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from his late residence No Wash.
clsey. - -
WosrEspyKr. -on Wednesday, January IS, Of congcs-
non OF the lungs, EpsnI only son Of John and Eliza
Morendyke aged years and months.
W. n, IuesaaN January IL, TnosAs HssRr
The friends and renyes Of tho family arc respectfully
,nsgu 20 ATTEND TIE funeral from his late residence, No
O'Clock N''
wurrSsy-fSn Wednesday, January Is, MrLvrss wB,r-
ms relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
huohn the1unera from his late residence IS West Thr
" second street, on Friday afternoon. NJ one O'Clock
WsR6-0n Tuesday January IL after long and pain
M Illness Of enlargement Of the heart, JAMES WARD,
agea AZ years months and ~ days, for many years
m$nbor OF the Police Department Vi this city
Notice Of funeral hereafter
WsJB.-on Tuesday, January ~, EuGENg II twin son
OF Joseph and Amelia g webb
afixaa nf tho
invited 70 attend the funeral this Thursday) afternoon
o two O'Clock
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ErrO d Liyn.

WALLS OF a NEW CuURcH Blown Down.
Dur ns the prevalence OF hifh Wind the vail, Of
the new NJ L. Church Of the Tabernacle, q een-
poin', we've bloa down about II o'olok on Monday
night causing loss 70 tie society Of aho1t $500.
Th, edldce VA OF mated by the late Jno. f. Booth,
and hI death was haseuei, It /, believed, b. e.
po.ure bile supsrnienln 10, otcrtiol.
REC VERY OF STOLEN pEopERtY.-On the
monns Of he 10 inst, buoi' IA % HI, Awaron
was s'oi,n hom he grocery store OF PaiIip Rocket,
81 Grant street. l.. H.. and al &c and ret OF h,r.
r,sr I,u MI MON q uOu Junn l,u. san south
I 81 &C. .u.ut tlc fm. oi f.o .ul. Go. officer
T. u,t. sflui Pos 'u'.ta's, Hns l. tstll t4.c4 b.
IN pile hat II aHu.Hut p" rvf|A.... o. o. . b. % y
tu r...e then cs, pc Nvsc "a. no u.uH. t.nt.
N.tl,u u. .. aa'l Q r' u,t ,u aIurl in.u4Iult %
Ia AMI aHtuu ths~ et. .. he co.. p.luu VI
doe l,,Hi be uru4 .ia ..uh ca, tud ID, .a. I
tt Hpt Ha' lo, 10 'u.Ao u.H.trs. 4At oil cer
it .iI O. BOO. o. t.I nc .a co. srd u..u r.. blt
Doe uu e SDt ID ht'a. I4..,c4 " -oAt4 md
Hua. Hu.. 3D.. o. ,uu.vh
iua ADJ, u' t.c So o. l. formed Ouch
CIV, ... 3D. .u. tle a...l o.. .....st Al ..e
its r.c OF ',. l.e.n, .f. i.,.,. 81 Avenue,
cuiLt. lei ri.t. , ..t.s '"'. .rrut lHNtu4as.
LITTLE trrm pAGhuut.,r give. her annual
CONGO 20 the l. oo.Ju Atuc.c.n i tals evening. In
u cot ul Muu Eco. uHt 80 ltul sa.l.luR, :
/ number oi olLeI excellent siu-o.s will appear,
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.persoy CIV.

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT on TIE RAILROAD
Coroaer Kristen, OF jersey CIV, commenced an
iuque. yesterday afternoon, on the body Of Young
man named John WsscotL Whose mutt A,sd remain,
were found lying on the Nss jersey Railroad track,
At the Washington street crussug. The remain.
presented horrible sight, tie clothing being nealy
the other crushed, and the head and body Ind :;
mutlsed. II appears that dec, asel had been 20
visit his father IA Bergen, aud il ia supnosel va.
crossing the track on hisway home, In WRshIngte1
street. when he was struck anl XII ed hy the NeSaTk
train, due a. half past ii Pm. il JoIsy Civ TLs
Jury VieEel tho ground, ALI, aiIsr t,k M fhe n,--
dence OF Officer Harvey as " the fndinE of the bod y
IdlaVIpea QYeI paLil WI plSIalaS. ''N''
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sion And that Bitis that shs hsd len with hu In
the confusion and distress which her hghtful w.
hemsncs had occsnoned. Was II not sscriegs 70
leave % holy book with one % blind 70 the bloss,
ings 1, could oferf A book given by the Vicar in
COMMUNICATION, Is II were, Of her eon1rmasiony
and with ali the texts marked, on which abe had
nDcs heard him preach. II surely was something
Like wrong 70 him TO give Il In the trust Of The
wretchsd woman. Of whom, IL was evident he
thought 90 Ill.
with these feelings Olive felt less happy than
usual seeing the Vicar and one Of his boys enter
the Grange, with the announcement that be would
take tea with them
Mr.. vyss was no. slow in perceiving traces Of
discomfort In The usual placid countsn,ncs Of Olive
Grant aud amer tea, when Mr.. Grant and Roger
settled themselves 81 Backgammon, he asked, With
some anxiety, whether she were well. She sssur-
% him abe was, aud then rslspsed into . mourn
iul silence. hr. Vyse looked With ssrnestntss
her pale features a. he said-"I ear that you have
been suffering yourself 70 be tormentsd BY ,ha
strange woman"
ITO BE- Conffnusd)