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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-28


Appointments 6s the secretary of tue Tree
sury.
Tue following appointments were made to-day by
the Secretary oil the Treasury :-->eW YORK Custom
loUse--o. i. Leland, Raiph lshaln, clerks; Louis
TreehcG. G. N. EastDrooK, Mathew Davis, lnspec-
tors: Thomas W. Bard, Martin Gnsgle3, night ~.
speetog-
Gt,c fj0uor 1rnhir.
The Commits ioncr OF Internal Revenue has issued
circular 10 Assessors directing ihen 10 request all
liquor dealers, rectilers snd other persons having
distilled spirits then possessi0 not ~ bonded
warehouse 10 reuder To Them statement 81 the
quantity OF liquor ON the 10Th p November next
showing how much brandy, GIN, runi wniskey. nigh
wines. alcohol and fruit brandies and distinguish
ing between imported and domeNic SPIRITS.
rbe War steamer Shenandoah.
Tie Secretary o: the Navy said Today The ShcNan.
dear authorized 10 touch 4 Madeira or the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
n, +. ITarbor Ne,

Resolutions on the death of JOAN =. &
Elbridge Bartlett adopted by Nj. Desert
Lodge No. 40 Of r. Il A. ". Mt. Desert
Oct. ). 1870.
Whercas. II has pleased the Great Archi-
tect of the Universe 10 visit rs again. By
the hand of that great Levelrr. Draih. and
take from us our esteemed Brothers. John
+. 4 Elbridge Bartlett in the prime of life
therefore.
Resolred. That by this bereavment this
Lodge has lost two honored and beloved
Brothers whose examples are worthy of
orr imitation. and whose zeal In our cause
was shown by their attendance on our
meetings. and their constant endeavors 10
square their lives by the principles of
Friendship. Morality and Brotherly love"
Resoired. That while we deeply mourn
the loss Of our Brothers we also sincerely
sympathise with the Friends ofthe deceased
In their deep affection and earnestly com
mend them TO the care Of Him who j. able
to sustain them IN all their troubles. and
bring them at last into that Temple not
made with hands where Friends will part
no more forever.
Resoired. That the Committee forward n
copy of these Resolutions to the Ellsworth
American for publication aud also to the
Friends Of our deceased Brothers.
F F. y u s nsn"" commls,..
DA>IEI SoME-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

TERRIBLE CONCLUSIONS At SEA.-rhe
Bath TINES says th.t Captain Ireble Of
ship Ellen Goodspeed Of Bath. writes home
from Hamburg as follows, concerning an
earthquake Al sea in July:
We were twenty three days from the
channel to the line, and thirty six from the
line to the Cape Of Good Hope. having had
light airs and Gains all the way. We
came south Of Tasmania and up bet w~en
that and New Zealand. On the iSeh lust.
made Aacauly Island, and at 80 felt
very severe shock Of An earthquake which
caused the ship to tremble Violently. II
lasted one and half minutes. We were
about eight miles from the Island at the
time. At midnight made Raoul Island
and saw an active Subterraneun Volcano
near the shore in the 5. w. Bsy of the
Island. 1t hove up a dense volume of
steam and smoke to the height Of from
Zoo to 5000 feet. with such force that the
wind did not seem to have any effect upon
it till II was Lost In the clouds. The water
assumed . singular appearance 1t was
almost rs black IS ink. and looked more
Ike ink than water. II was two days be-
fore II resumed its usual color. The steam
obscured the Heavens for . distance of
more than fffy miles each way from the
Island and seemed to affect the wind so as
TO make it blow from all points OF the
compass toward the Island"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
Railroad Securities.

The y. Y. World says there are $685.
900. 900 Of funded debt, (mostly bonds up
on 30 900 miles Of northern and western
railroads. represented by 23s corporations.
and Of these there is not one in q hundred
that does not pay its interest regularly.
and probably none upon which there
will b. any eventual loss. While first
mortgage for = moderate amount upon
. finished road. or one in hands strong
enough to complete it without depending
upon the sale Of its bonds. is thus shown
BY experience to be good. investors would
do well to scritinize new railroad enter
prises closely. To be entirely safe. they
should be upon q finished rOad-a real.
ezisstsg propeny-or else upon q road so
nearly done. and in such strong hands.
that there is no doubt that ii will be finish
ed. Our finished railroads are all doing
profitable business, and their mortgage
debts are - safe IS any security can well
be and those On the newer lines now pay
about one-third more interest than Govern
meuts. The Central Railroad Co. of Iowa
seems to be one Of the strongest Of the new
companies. Some Of our leading bankers
are among il largest stockholders and
they have very quietly spent several mil
lion dollars in finishing their road. Like
good. strong men. they have asked assist
asee from nobody. but having finished their
work. they offer the remaining million Of
their bonds II price 1t which they will
Be taken forthwith. Jay Cooke 4 Co. hive
examined into the security. aud say they
believe II 70 be safe - well as profitable.
The Bonds can be obtained Of the Treas
uref Of the Company direct, at 81 Pine
street., New York. or Of its advertised
agents, or through banks and bankers
generally.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
The Waterman
Mt. Desert. Oct. 18th. 1870

Df-sit. WI. iEf'-
MIR. SAwYER:-
Having occasion TO go on board an Eng
lish schooner-the J. W. Giffin Of Halifax
on the 18th inst. there heard statement
from one OF her crew concerning the fate
Of the missing schooner Waterman. con-
corning the truth OF which have no
doubt. lie stated that he was at the time
Of the gale Of Sept. 4th one of the crew Of
the Schr. Mary Ellen Of Provincetown.
then OH the passage from the Grand
Banks, experienced heavy gale. on Mon
day the 9Th fell in with wreck eight
miles from Liverpool n. ). in "a s. f. d-
rection. The wreck was a sharp built
vessel painted with black " ales and green
waist; saw one of her cat-heads above
water and thought it was man on the
wreck. got out boat and was one OF the
crew that went to the wreck She was
full Of water. listed to starboard so that
her port bilge was partly above water,
dismasted and bow-sprit gone two or
three feet outside Of her knight-heads /;
part of her sails were towing in rags under
her bottom. The name .'Watchman- was
plainly to be seen painted on her stern in
large white letters. but they were not able
to obtain single letter Of her hull as the
sea was running very heavy with the hale
under water.
He also states that there was large
oval shaped star on her stern-if he re-
members rightly-went all around her as
near as the sea permitted. There were
no signs Of crew or of anything on her
deck had chains on both ends Of her
windlass. 1t was his opinion that her
crew had all persisted as she must have
foundered the day previous and the sea
had not fallen enough for any one to have
been taken of.
The foregoing statement was made vol
unfairly on his part he not knowing that
there was any vessel missing from this
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Supreme Judicial Court Record.

Civil Docket.
IN Noel reported last week a. on trial
the jury rendered a verdict for On.
No. IA, Richard ). Cook and ux. .,
Inhabts Of Ellsworth, a~sump>it To re-
cover damages. laid ut $500. for an injury
alleged 10 BE- done the Pif-~ wife, BY step
ping into hole in the sidewalk on Frank
lin -. ii aid Ellsworth. on the twelfth
day Of May 1857. Defense. penerai isss,
and denial Of the extent OF the injury.
I'oriici for Prfs. assessing damage In
the sum Of seventy dollar.
Drinkwatcr Il Wi-wclI Hale Il Emery
NJ. ls6, Joseph Moore and uN. lnhab'ts.
Of Ellsworth. action ot same Kind a. No.
IL. on trial
Wi-wclI Hale 4 Emery
During the recess Of Court. on Thur~dav
forenoon. on motion Of l.. \. Emery. Esq.
Mr.. Clarence Hale wa- admitted to practice
IN the Court. of this state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

government state the Prussians again
attacked Chotillonle-Duc, whsss they
were repalsed ths day beSose. At
night they retired and ws hold the
position. We have taken manv prison.
ers.
The bombardmeut Of Schlestadt com.
menced Tuesday, the 18th. Some
hooses have been burned In The town.
vDOn PARIS.
Tours, Oct. ~. News from Paris TO
the 18th, refers generally to The prepar.
atone making for Offensive movements
on large scale. but no particular are
given for fear the intelligence might b
Of use 70 the enemy.
Private adviccs - well of1cial &C.
counts praise Trochu for his good judg-
mcnt and unremitting activity. His
energy provides for everything his pop
ularity 10 unbounded; Pasis feels TIM
utmost confidence In his patriotism asd
ability.
The Journal O@cial says all parties
accord praise to Ainister Gambetta Tor
what he has accomplished, aud add.
"Since his arrival in Tours he has or
ganized the armies, restored military
nessitv and danger Of the situation,
fastened armaments, settled many dis
sensions, made judicious appointments
and worked constantly, aud . more
confident tone IL noticeable In the Jour
nails and in public In consequence Of the
manitest improvement VI affairs bought
about BY his vigorous sdninistrsi,"n. -
News has been received from verdua
that the garrison mads . sorsie In which
they drove the enemv from some Of their
positions. taking many priaooes and cap
turing two mortars asd ~ cannon.
Advices from the Invaded PROVINCES
show that the
PKrsslANs CONTINUE TO saoor
the Franc-tirears who tall into their
hands.
ST. Quentin via London. Oct. r.. This
city was evacuated yesterday. The siege
OF Laforte has also been abaadoued. The
corps under the Duke Of MecklinbusE 10
reforming to Paris.
EAPkEss EUo9xEI STILL 0OvgaSs.
London, Oct. -. There are rumors
here that conditions Of peace have bees
arranged between Marshal Basaine aHd
King william. by which IL IL stipulated
that the Empress Eugsnie, who has given
her consent. shall 20 TO Versailles and
sign the treaty, - the representative OF
the only government recognised BY Prus-
STA
Tours. -. Orleans 10 now occupied ~
Is 600 Prussians with 60 pieces Of artillery
| The eneE.y made fresh acquisitions on the
| city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

PREMIUMS oN FIELD CROPS.
On best d.. Of wheat Jos. ". Green.
~. DO. Prcnti-- Rich.
Best IL ears of Indian Corn Joseph W
Green.
81. do. Alvin III. Ray.
81. do. Prcnti.s Rich.
Best ear OF swce; corn j. y. kimhall.
8 " pop corn
B..i Il IL ,"' Of hhiap fTiEs ;..,, n...
2d. do. Prcnti-- Rich.
Best qt.. Of oats \. Me- a-lin
~. do. Jonas Green.
Rest 1 qts. Of yellow eyed beans James
y. kimball.
Bes, I qt~. OF white beans Henry VI. lee.
ID. do. james y. kimball.
Best pole beans Samuel Woodbury..
~ do. Henry ". Ire.
Gro. TEhwoRGr. }
=. GREEN. yCommittc..
GEo. kI>GMAS.
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LADIES DEPARTMENT.
ls;. on rug 10 Mrs. :. McCaslin.
ID, TO = Plummcr
Sd, :" To :. Emma Means.
On quilt lst. TO Miss r. Treworgy.
I'd. TO Sarah Curti..
Flaunels lst. to Mrs. Susan CLARK.
Yarn colored ls,. to Mrs. l.. +. Treworgy
I'd, white 70 Asenath Curtis.
Socks mems 1t, 10 Mr. Geo. kingman.
ID. Ho.e ladies To the same
Mitiens double 10 Mr.. NJ. Treworgy.
Brown bread Isl To Mr. T.. J. Haskell
I'd. = = 10 Mr.. Geo. kingman.
l,t. -four bread to Mis-, Eva Young.
2d. - To Mrs. Mary Green.
Boquets LIST. Miss Abbie J. Green.
I'd, = Miss frankie Wood.
Wax work Miss T.. Young.
Mrs. ii. WATSON.
= +. r. HOPKINS
=" A. HOPKINS. SCommittee.
: -. ALLEN,
r. HARDING.
L. RICH. Secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

PnMsYLvAxlA.-The Philadelphia PSess
Gays atable Of the Congressional majorities
in Pennsylvania IL just now going the
rounds Of the Democratic press, which in
he aggregate gives thas party the State by
several thousand majority. This IL arrived
= BY counting Ar. Storms in the Eleventh,
- about A1lsen hundred more than they
really are. After correcting these and
several otAsr minor errors. the Republicans
vM b found to have carried the State By
asaFly - mach - = claimed BY their op-
Dooon1s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

LABORATORY ~ BowDolx COLLEGE.
BRUNSWICK, Oct. 30.-A severe earh.
quake shock Vas felt this forenoon throw
ing down . portion Of one Of the chimpeys
OF Adams Hall. The general direciion
WAS northe ssteriy and south westerly and
the time OF duration from 30 to 20 seconds
G..
AT LEWISTON.
LEWISTON, Oct. 9O.-At II 50 A. n. to.
day . severe shock OF earthquake Was ex-
perienced In this vicinity. The rocking Of
buildings caused considerable alarm 10 the
mills and schools. MANY ran into the
streets thinking the buildings would fall
upoa them. Bricks were thrown from
several chinneys. Its duration was about
half minute.
BATH. Ne, Oct. 3O.-One Of the sever
est shocks Of earthquake ever known 10
this region was felt 10 this city this fore
noon. The vibrations lasted about fifteen
Various cloeXNrs-- gstiipk -exockxu Is.
ometer has been filling since yesterday
An eastern storm has prevailed al day
We hear that at Richmond the door bells
were rung in many cases dasinG the shock.
ina snUCa .x1sw.a.a
BosroN. Oct. 3O.-An earthquake was
felt here At ILLS this foreaoon causing .
perceptble vibration Of buildinRs and
creating great alarm among people en-.
plsyed In upper stories. Near the corner
OF State street and Merchants Row .
block OF granite in . building was eracked
and another block forced outward from
the wall three or four inches. The shoek
lasted thirty seconds. Reports from
Montreal. Sackville and Bangor state the
earthquake was felt as the same time and
with much force.
SPRINGYIRLD, Mass. Oct 30-Thres
distinc, shocks Of earthquake were felt
here OF which the last Vas the severes,
covering seven or eight seconds. The
upper parts Of the buildings shook with Q
lateral motion and brick walls were cracked
Considerable damage was done to Wright .
Block on Main street.
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Premiums Awarded BY the curry Farm
era Club
OK STOCK.

on STOCK.
lst. best steer calf TO ;. $. Green.
Best heifer calf to Asa Green.
S s9Sts w. er ALLEN. COMMITTEE.
On FRUIT.
Best winter apples to $. $. Green.
Best fall apples ). $. Green.
Best crab apple to 7. Curtis.
2d. Z" =. Curtis.
hest box plums to +. Curtis.
CRANBERRIEs.
Best I DTS. to A. Me- 'aslin.
I'd, TO Levy Coggins.
p. r. Rich.
ROBr. MANN. >Commiitee.
GEO. q. HASKELL.
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mat me Young should learn how 20 avoid the
most inactive diseases always prevalent In civi'-
kea communities, and har,li, less impnrt ant thht
men OF mid H. age or those more advanced il
ne, sh"uh un'is rstani hos The lost pnWer- Of
mtnh""i may uu RESTORED. Ga these art Kindred
matters, the new medical wors entitled he
>cieaee ~ Lille, or ce.i-prcsel vat nj" Nv N
HAYES. If tiost'n, contains str.r,-i,s ,.n.,iti
al FhInabie do'tlhr ana Information Ga re-
,ers may ttSe Of toe charartcr IL en-. i,1,.r,,.
ng yoiuine BY prru>ing the advertisement al the
Peabody Medical Institute. tt another column
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers his iarin fDr sic rhcap
for carh.
IL has Dne hundred and Il / acres nt land N.u
divided int ttiiaEc pastura.. a "a gr4., aim /,
valuable wood lot The TUT ding. Oh IND. firm r,.
10 good repair ami aie a, g,ot az me average IN
iarm buld e. For pc ttculars tna4Itre 81 III.
subscfiber on the premises or OF lJr Airxandr,
Fulton OF Ellsworth.
SAMES l.. SAUNDERS.
No. 1luehlll, Oct 10Th 1870. .Iwt5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
Special Notices.
BAcG1GL0l' HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
Harmless. reliable, instantaneous, does not con.
tain lead nor any rifiic poison to produce paraly
SIS or death. Avvld the Wanted aud delus,y.
preparations Boosting virtues they do not posses,
The genuine ". A. Bachelors Hair Dive has had
81 years nntarni-hed reputation to uphold its in.
tegrity as the only Perfect Halr Dye-Blacs or
Brown. Sold BY all Druggists. Applied a. II
Bond ST.. n Y. she lyzi
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Gbe GllsUertb Amtrifan.

Published evssy nsrs1ay Mesning ct Peters
DSsek. Ellsworth, Ne, BY n. X. sAwvBR- For
usrns. &C.. 80 orse paGe.
Q. n. rsrrEposLL Co.. 81 Park Row, New
Yea 40 0eO. r. RowElL Z Co., ~ Park Roy.
Nev Tert, aro Ne ssjs ageass tor the AAEsiCAN.
In saas city. aad are Authorised ~ contract for
ineessina Advertisements for at oar lowest cash
rsses. Advertisers In that city are requested 10
leAse their avcrs With either oil the above houses
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What the Pail Nall 0asett Thinks Of
q. 3ofton.

LONDON, Oct. IL. The Pail Mall GAIT
e, referring to the appointment Of Hon.
.. r. Morton Is minister to the court OF
St. James, says throughly ipco0petent
person Is selected to represent the United
States In England, and IL instructed, arst
TO bully. and next T. threaten war. This
Incompetent persOn hesitaies, probably
preferring domestic skirmish with demo-
Gratis than . war with England.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
Caution.

-! MINOR son Hiram \. licrTick OF Bluehli
~ years % age, mas hit inr house ant home where
reasonable aud proper pow ions hay, been made
Iof Ms support Inc pubic are hereby cant pned
not to tra him o. iny account a. snail pay no
deb's contracted By him and shall claim his
wages IRON this date.
HIRAM HERRIGk.
Buebiil, Oct. ed. 1870.
Attest A. r. BURNAM. s3Wi3
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Maine Intelligence.
Imp RANT Eqsity Case Decide 4 Indicted Tor
Mansiaug hter

AUGUSTA. Oct. -.
The much-talked Of equity ease of the
kennebec & Portland Railroad Company
against the Portland & kennebec Company
has been decided by the Law Court in ia
vor of the defendants. judi re Dickerson
announced the decision to-day at Ellsworth,
where he is holding court. dismi,sing the
bill with costs. This affirm> the right OF
the present organization. the new compa-
ny TO the road
BELFAST. Oct. "a
At the Supreme Court. now In session
here. an indictment has been found for
manslaughter against Hiram l.. Eastman.
and Lucinda Eastman. his wife. OF Free
dom. for causing the death by starvation
of one Mary Clifford. an invalid lady I'M
der their charge. by depriving her of food
at various times. and thereby so reducing
her as to produce death. The Grand Jury
has adjourned.
The first French roofs were construct
ed in this country. only five or six yea ;
ago. says the Rural American
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

INDICTED FOX MURDER. AUGUSTA, Ocr
Fl. The grand jury have found an indict
ment against Edward H. HoswelI for the
murder OF John Latin, in Hallowell last
month. No time has yet been assigned
for his trial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

How TO CHOOSE BLACK SILK.-Whsu
: woman Il about to choose black dix, h
- veil 70 pull . thread out Of the tran -
o. nliing: She must Try The strength Of tke
.nIeao. n breaks easily, the exsminatipa
mas gone AZ enough; 4 Il wisdom TO look
TURNER: We VIM suppose The thread -
been tried and indieasus some bockbooe.
snen 4 y necessary, II IL woman 4 reAe
brave, anddare: 70 dexsssA thing v|sA
d : nenosome paar q e1ks eyes beari.g
noor r Soa neI NE ofeer upon .
BY the corner and rub + Inst 6 - vssier.
woman would Do uiAsa she ineen6s n +,
move Stain. r d. awiul er6eeI -. ~
performed % psgfeceioa- 49,
muscle must BE- broaghG into plav-sae
silk y honest and legitimate. II 4 q hesvv
with dye, u held up - tie lIeht, oliaS
Traces Of disastsr may be discerned.
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Notice.

All persons having unsettled accounts with
Donald stuart mnct settle the me with him At
the store on Water street. II not settled before
the III day of November the books viii i,e ia III.
hands OF some one else. A word to the wi e /.
sunicient. n Al sTIrARr
Ellsworth, Oct. 9th, ls7o. 2w43
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PREMIUM ON POTATOES.
LIST. pr on Early Rose to Ellis Young.
LIST. on Oronoes Samuel Woodbury..
- +. Goodrich Jones Green.
Largest potato Asa Green.
LIST. on Hubbard squash to 7. Rich.
Best Marrow or Turlan TO -. q. Means.
Largest squash to james y. kimball.
Bes, pumpkin to Willard r. Young.
ID. to Geo. kingman.
Best cucumbers u. g. Means.
Best IL bush X. Il. turnips Alht. Tr'-
worry.
I'd. +. Rich.
Largest turpip Geo. Tr.worgy.
Res, blood bccts Albt. Treworgv.
Bes, turnip bcets Asa Green.
I'd. 10 Thomas Haskell.
Best 9 carrots James \. kmball.
ID. to Geo. kingrnan.
Bes, parsnips J. \. kimball.
Best melon to +. Rich.
Best ciiron \. :. Green.
Best tomatoes to 4. :. Green.
I'd. to Ellis Dung.
Best l-2 PIX. onions Tho. Haskell.
Best lot OF sage :. :. Green.
Best exhibition and greatest variety Of
vegetables grown by one man to J. y.
rsra ~fT r,rrrs. Committee
ASA GREEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

DIR. MAckENZtEs LIFE OF CHARLES
DICKENS l. having an immense sale II
has been published but TWO months. and
the Publishers announce the tenth edition
IL i only sold by Subscription. and can
va->er i wanted in every Township, and
We would advise all ia search OF work and
money to send for a tanyas-er'- Outfit
Costing ST. and commence At once can
wasting their vicinity thoroughly for Sub
scriber- for MacAenzic'S Life Of Charles
Dickens, price only 81 a copy. it being the
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reliable, written by his lifelong friend.
who is universally acknowledged To be-
peculiarly qualified for the task. he having
been engaged for several year. past in
collecting material for this Interesting work
Address +. b. Peterson * Brothers PhiIA-
delphia, Pa. who will send "A Photograph
of Charles Dickens To every Canvas.er.
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o> BtTrEE AND CHEESE.
ist. To Mr.. y. +. Ice.
I'd. to NJ Trcworgy
81. 10 II. Woodbury..
Checses made by the Club.
lst. TO Mr.. VI. II. Green.
ID. 10 NJ. Trrworgy.
Mrs. J.. TREwogor. }
4. CURTIS, Committee.
II. l.. Curtis.
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Police Court Record.

oct. -. state. On complt. ~ a. l.. iiar-
den George Cook and Cha. ROYAL.
Assault upon said Harden. with intent To
rob. on the evening of the nineteenth inst
The said Cook. the principal in this com
plant, on being arraigned the evening fol-
lowing the commission Of the offence,
plead guilty" having previously con
fr--rd hi crime 10 ,hr iry Marshall aud
duplicating III" said Royal A. an arct-,ary
thereto; but The latter. on being a-raignrd
plead mo, guilty" This case receives
the thorough aud careful examination that
from it, hcinou- aud aggravated uatur,.
Ii deserved, and the Court being convinced
that there was probable cause 70 believe
the Resp'd't. guilty. ordered him to rcco. z
nixe TO the state, In the sum of 500 TOR
supreme Judicial Court. The bail ~ Cook
had previously been fixed at $1,000
Failing to obtain bail. both OF the
Resp'dts. were committed.
iia"e~ for state. Peter for Royal
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For Sale.

The property known the Justin ~ra.nrn WI
Stand. situated Ia trtnkttn NiItAg. t.u.t-tl,r WI
three fuurths nt acre OF Itust b4u d-fiur 1n,,.
The the water good Iansitug And I tuIen ..-,t
\ large convenient store, a. and Il ibir tn.
and hon ct -AI stare are Hni-nrd mi, +, corv.,.-
lent div. Hing house suitable, Tor tuy ftnif.- ,U
IN go''i repEiT ami Wi hc -old at a good i,.fe,
For further particulars inquire ct.
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