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The New York herald., 1871-11-29

Conn, M, D,eduszyky, Of Prussia, Is at the Metro
polltan Botel.
Rear Admiral n. Wake, of the unte" S'a'es
Navy is at the New York Hotel
General j. Boughton, Of Albany 10 stopping a. 'ho
ssxAnd Central Hotel. :,
Ben Field. OF Albion, has temporary quarters Az
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ex.Mayor George limits, Of Pougnkeeps'e' Is s'op'
ping at the Astor House.
Colonel M. de Castro OF Coinmo'a' o o'' - =
iourner at the Grand Centrai HOTEL
No. pr,,or of GENOA is stopping at the ~.
James Hotel. ,,,,
Coone, n. r. Leaf, OF Reading, Pa, is domched
at the Astor House .. 4.
y D,az dc Rivero, OF the spanish legation IL
sropping M the Albemare Hotel.
can,a,n n. p. wilson. of the Fifth regiment OF
cavalry Emitted States Army, IS at ine Fhth Avenue
General A. +. Burnside, Ex-Governor OF Rhode
Island yesterday arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General J. f. G. Lee, OF the United States Army,
IL stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Senator Sumner left the Breyo0rt House foY
Washington late on Monday night.
f. ID. Wooster, OF Albany, Is az tho Holman
House. Mr.. Wooster Is the Treasurer Of the New
York Central Railroad.
J. @. Bowring and ten Japanese youths In his
| charge yesterday arrived at the Hoffman House
They are route 10 England, where the youths are
TO be educated to Ill positions whose duties require
| intelligent administration in their own country
Mr.. Bowring Is soon to return to Japan and take
charge OF other parties OF students who are to b,
educated IL foreign countries
| Governor Hoffman. Mrs. and Miss HOFFMAN, and
General Robert L. Banks. OF the Governors star
arrived at the Everett House last evening" The late
ness OF the hour OF their arrival prevented them
from being present at the grand ban at the Navy
Yard.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
THE HERALD AND ALEXIS.
irrom the Montreal Ga2ette No, -.

tfrom the Montreal Gazette Nov. a,.l
The arrival OF the Russian Grand Duke Alexis or
sandy Hook III the lrgate Svetans, TOOK place on
saturday night. On the following morning, while
All the other papers Of New York contained CON-
plants and laments al the hardness of the Russian
Meet, the HERALD had ful account OF the arrival,
the special news yacht OF that Journal having gained
the intelligence Ia advance Of allits contemporaries
Such enterprise s certainly deserving OF the highest
praise, ana probably has never been surpassed IN
che whole history oi Journalism.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
In Utah Territory.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. u, 1871,
despatch from Little Cottonwood to day s..,vs
the snow on level is about six feet deep ana the
storm continues. The residents OF Alto. CITY have
to aig their way in and out Of their dwellings,, Many
OF the houses are buried In the Sow .'
A Young man named JenE. ms was buried nv q
snow slldo on Wednesday last near the mouth OF the
Wellington Mine me body was dug out by the
miners ana buried "a Thursday morning. Several
Of 'he miners, While at work for the body were
caugnt IN snae'. and escaped with difficulty.
furious Snow storm Is raging here TO-DAY. The
CANYON Is supposed 10 be entirely blocked. No COM
mun'cSp.on mas been haa since yesterday morning
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The British brig Emily Captain drssves frcm Shields
consigned 10 Merchant Co mot as oeoFo oPoi'ou'
Passed Through He'll Gates
BOUND SOUTH


BOUND soUTH
s.ca,nship wamru.ta FISH New Bedford for New York.
wS . ss sns 70 o
Brig Alarai,a (Br,, Dernier. Rockiand SB' for New
Bs Hampden, Smith, Bangor for New YORK; WIN
cenno Prcydsnse e. for JSsw Ssw YSf Ss for
Schr Emm, Bradley St john SB' Tor Nc" fork' VIII"
schr Poomac Harvey Bangor New York. with lumber
schr Thompson, Hull Portland for New York, with
schr Idaho DAVIS Portland New York, with lumber to
schr Wright Marsden, Rockland for New York. with
sshr by French cAild. Roctpot for New YORK; with
schr Ella Francis Buger Calais for New York, with iuua
ssSI sGsl%sn, BANKER Roekpor. for New York, with
sshr Walter Thornayle, Hall. Rookland for New York;
schr Crescent Lodge Hatch, Calais for New York, with
scSr George Prescott, pMn vinalhavcn for rhlsdel
sssr % ss,y acsr'y c Cape Ann for New YORK; with
schr Louler Newton, Williams Gardner for New YORK,
New % ysEs
ssIr SSSps, West. Somerset ioT Nsx YerE: w.,
scr r Hs Wn s9rn rSre Fx sS sSp Tsne for Mew YORK.
@ sssr fH sssss s~ SsT M SG YORK
sehr histler, Keefe, Taunton tor New York;
xsss cfssH s ~ s,"'F'
Schr chancellor, Smith, New Haven for New York.
esr S y%ou sS op S york
| Schr C0hassei, Bennett, Bangor for Philadelphia
SchhT SchhT ghalonge Whmore New Haven for Ssw York.
mSqs Kgs ss smith, Hs' S..So . S for YfT Philadelphia
Scnr Almlra HogernAn, Glen Cove for Weebawken.
Schr Brainard, Trbbe New Haven for Port johnson
Schr yna crawford, Young Danverspor for New York.
SCR Ssne Stamford New YOrt ~ '0A
Schr Nelson. Ferris, Stamford for New York.
scnr Asher Parker Carpenter Gen Cove for New York
echr lhomas Jefferson Roach, Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAsE
SteamshN Nsrens- Resrse. New York Boston,
schr Evelyn Burger, New York tor Stamford.
scnr Vnver Perry Murphy, New York or Glen Cove.
| schr II Barnes, Avery, Alexandria for New Haven
! Schr Hoyt, Arnold, Baltimore for New Haven,
4 Schr j Irwin Johnson Philadelphia for Boston
schr Poll vought, Haleck, New York for Oyster Bay
| Schr = Lemon Carmody New York for Boston.
| Schr A Reed. Arnold, New York for Hartford.
| Schr Sabine, Kelly. New York for Boston.
schr bep,y Johnson EnaSehno o i9r axa Soson
4 Scpr ianthea, Hill, Eizabethpor for New London.
4 Haven. 80 - 80"
| Schr Reading Railroad No a. Eaton Trenton for Nav
| Haven. " -
| schr Hatch, Hatch, Por Johnson for Providence.
Schr Edwards, Edwards Baltimore for New Haven.
schr Robert telte James, Fire Island for Farhaven.
Schr alota, Remission, Elizabehport for Providence.
Schr Artist Forester, New YORK for Somerset.
Schr Charles Delamater, Elizabehport Providence
Schr Julia Ann, Jones' Elizabethpor for Bridgeport
| schr Georee Kane, Eli1abehport for New Haven.
Schr Corneia Carroll Ebzabethp9rt for Providence.
Schr Celeste. Brew er, Albany for Northport.
Steamer sy 2.; New Yef sssaS'R os sa River
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
JUDGE BROOKS AND THE Ku KLUx.
United sintes Circuit Court Adjourned nj
Raleigh and the Trials Suspended.

Raleigh and the Trials Suspended.
RALEIGH, Nov. 2S, 1871.
The United states Circuit Court met yesterday, as
u was understood, especially for The tr1ai OF The
Ku Kl1x cases.
District Judge Brooks presiding, for some reason
His Honor postponed all the Ku K.ux cases until
the next term OF the court requiring those who had
given bonds for their appearance 10 renew them.
This action was considered by many harsh, as there
are In Allsmance county several hundred persons,
a. alleged, ku klux and with witnesses against
them who have come from considerable distance
at great expense TO themselves.
Judge Brooks states he does not wish to proceed
WIN these TRIALS until Judge Boon, or the Circuit
Couft, VINO IL now al Columbia, - with him. The
real supposed reason for The continuance of the
cases, however, Is said 10 be Instructions from
Washington, The object being TO keep the peo le
alarmed ana disturbed until aftcr the elections next
summer aud fall.
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SUICIDE OF A PRINTER.

About eleven O'Clock last night John Roman, q
printer, aged thlrtv-eight years, residing at 1871
Madison street, committed suicide by hanging him.
self to hook on shelf at the above number. He
was cut down by Captain Murphy, of the Seventh
precinct On his person was found $92 In money
ana silver watch and chain The Coroner mas
been no,ned and VIII hold an Inquest TO-DAY.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
VIEWS OF The FAST.

NOVEMBER 20.
ls7O-A sOrtse was made from Paris by large
force; Its result was somewhat favorable to
the French.
1s3o-Rev0lution commenced In warsaw, Poland.
lSl4-The London Times first printed by steam
power.
l530-Cardinal WOlsey died.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
a lpntriOt Of kaxouy.

Herman Lindcman, editor OF the Zeitung died at
Jefferson City, No., on the 26th inst. Mr.. Iinde.
man ediued the Dresden Gazette In ls49 and was
sentenced 10 death for connection with the jnsnr.
recion, but escaped TO the United States.
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Hon. w. NiIIxxurS NJ r.

Hon. William Millward. formerly member OF con.
gress from The Fourth district OF PHILADELPHIA and
United States Marshal during the war, died yesrer-
day morning al Kirkwood, Delaware.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
Down East.

EAsTpoRT, Me-, Nov. os' 1871.
The weather at present is the coolest ever known
mere IN November Tne thermometer stands hvc de-
s'o'' 'oo" BANGOR, Me-, NOV. 2s, 1871.
The weather changed suddenly yesterday and last
r,vbt rom warm TO extreme cold. At one O'Clock
inns morning the thermometer was ten de,
crees above zero, ut sunrise at Zero ald no" 'onc
p M ! il stands at fourteen degrees aDose. 90,
- We y LINCOLN, Me-, Nor. 2S 1871.
Al Lincoln at sunrise to-day 1t was Tour degrees
@ lne M snsn - -syxTON, Me-, Nov. %, 1871:
grets ABOVE zero, a chanec I.~ marked seven de.
during tne nght. so degrees
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
SAILED.

steamships Anemanna, Hamburg Leo, Savannah; James
Adgcr Charleston; VIM Clyde, and Albemare Rich
mOnd, &c.
/. Wind nj sunset NE, light
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TIE PREVAILING STORMS.
Tho STATE N the Weather in the States and the
Dominion Yesterday- Winters warn
ings Early and Severe.

QUEBEC, Canada, Nov. 2s, 1871.
THO thermometer marKea ten degrees below zero
.,,s ,oorn,ng. The River St. Charles is frozen over
The New York herald., 1871-11-29

The following record Will show the changes Ia
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last year
rs Indicated by the thermometer at Iudnurs
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d1t TtIHDVTHIUIt yUsFtIttdV
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
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New York state.

POUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. Is, 1877.
Freighters are alarmed at the sudden cold. This
morning at six O'Clock the mercury in The ther-
mometer marked eight degrees above zero; at noon,
fifteen apOve; ut three r. M, ten, and at
for distance OF one hundred miles on
the Hudson are choked with sharp new Ice ana
news is hourly expected OF the closing OF the Della
ware and Hudson Canal. The windls blowing strong
and biting cold from the nortnw est ana the river is
1reghts.n Ice IS making all the tme and at this
rate Albany steamers VIII soon have heavy lighting
In the narrow works above Hudson.
ALBANY, Nov. 2S 1871.
The Thermometer has stood at from eight 10 ten
RONDoUT, N. Y, Nov 2s, 1871.
The weather here is intensely cold. IL is antci-
pated that the Delaware and Hudson Canal Will
close by December 2. Between five and six hun
dred boats are on the canal between here ana
Honesdale, many OF them uMOaded. No more per-
mlts Will be issued here.
UTICA, Now %, 1871
telegram from Utica TO the Auditor OF the Canal
Department at Albany says the Ice causes bother at
the locks, and one from Fort Edward saws the ice
III the canal Is half an inch thick.
Along the Union and Northern PariGr Raii-
road.
CHEYENNE, w. T., Nov. q, 1871.
The Union Pacific passenger tram, due here yes.
terGay noen, arrived at quarter OF four r. NJ. TO-
day, twenty-seven hours late. The snow is very
deep in the cuts.
MILWAUKEE, N0v IS, 1871.
Reports from the Northern Pacific Railroad say
the thermometer is down to twenty-three degrees
below zero and heavy winds are prevailing, The
trains are stolc.aQ BY the drifting snow and the
telegraph wires are S.ohen in number Of places.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
S HIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS,
Seamer. Salts Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THB
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-17

GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ By license OF Court will be sold at Func Auction
tine premises, in Northbridge on SATURDAY, March
Real Estate, to wit:
. Four Acres and Ninety Six Rods, more or less. of
0rcnard ana Pasture Land lying the clsery side of
Ine road leading from Uxbrdge to Rockdale ana south
cry OF tract OF land set off TO Charles o. sweet and
northerly Of land of James V. Sweet
Also ANOTHER Parcel Of Moving Land, containing Q
acres and 70 rods less situated near the above
1escbed tract and easery of the Prov fence and Wor
of to Caleb l.. Sweet 800 ~ '
me ABOVE described tracts that portion of the
Nalhaniel sweet estate which set of to Amanda
oWeet III 1905 which partition is file the Registry
Vi fIODate, ana to which reference may be had for
more particular description OF the premises.
-, CHARLES u. SWEET
mus d3sM Guardian Of Amanda NJ Sweet
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Clerk of District Court for said district.
mhl4 dmhl4 20,27
MORTGAGEEs sALE-At AUCTION

MORTGAGEES SALE = At AUCTION.
w APRIL 4TH-at O'Clock p NJ
me conditions of the mortgage gwen by James Thomp-
SON late OF Auburn to David g. Aldch dated the oath
gay Of March 1870 and recorded in Registry of Deeds
book SV rage $685. having been broken notice hereby
gwen that IN pursuance of power of sale given The
UNDERSIGNED in said mortgage, l shall sell at Public
Auction, at the dwelling house, on the premises on
April 4t, at o'clock NJ, the residence and farm of
tue late james Thompson of Auburn situated in Wor-
bridgest. " vs. ''
The Farm comprising Sc acres of rich and productive
land embellished with stately and ornamental trees
WITH orchards in full bearing of Apple, Pear and Small
Fruits Of the best varieties The mansion situated on
an emlnenee overlooking the city and containing p
residence. ~ ~ ii
Also, good and convenient Tenant House Running
water at all the buildings and being the said premises
described in said mortgage.
Terms liberal and made known at sale
DAVID G. ALDRICH.
worcester March IL, 1871. dTu&F3w mild
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASsACHT

- SETS. WORCESTER. IS. Probate Court.-To the
Next Of Kin, and all Persons interested in the estate M
Macy E. JOHNSON, of Dana, in said County minor,
, whereas, Timothy Stone the guardian of said minor
mas presented his petition for license to cell certain reai
estate therein specified OF his said ward for Investment
gu are hereby cited toappear at Probate Court 10 hc
noluen AZ orcester in said County, on the third unsav
o March current, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon ia
be granted. - 80 ~ N niiOuiu uoI
Ana SAID petitioner is ordered to serve this citation m
Pupplshins the same once a week, in the Worcpsteyr
Daiyg spy, newspaper printed ut Worcester three
al least, before said Court " W o'ie uaS'
, Illness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire Judge of said Court
s SNeh.n gay Of March, in the year one thousand
,no CIlAS. f. STEVENS, Register.
QrDn
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SALE -pv

uARDIAN'S SALE. BY license oh.
ne o aned nom the Judge the Probate Court for
AZ he o. worcester viii be sold at Public Auction
loH oeioe H. ~ the 2lsday Of March Current al
terest which " FORENOON, al the right title and in
Gleason minors GsssO ha1 Eugene Gleason AMI Leslie e.
Isn ad shrewsbury, in said county containln h es.
bus On be n on the north by land Of Ruins For
Wsds @ sne east by land of George Freeman and , vi
and Gnor on the south by land of Lawson eyyto9
nnce s ~ freeman and on the by the sbpne,
ceossd i nm formerly belonged to Zeblna Gleason do
anu nes on both sides of the road leadin, ~
"estooro' to Shrewsbury. NEWELL Ci IyAsRKRs from
March 8, 1871. dmhsls.S0 VI Saia minors
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These Biers have been sold in Providence for nearly
three years, and have given universal satisfaction
TO THE PUBLIC.
We. the undersigned dealers in Providence cheerflv
recommend OLD DIR. WARREN'S ROOT AND HERE
BIrTERS as a purifying and Strengthening medicine
WE THINK 1T HAS NO EQUAL. Our customers find 1t all
that 1t is recommended, A GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Our sales are rapidly ncreasng
Q. JOHNSON a CO, 10 and Is Exchange ST.
CHAMBERS, CALDER & co, 10 Exchange place
j. BALCH & CO.. 81 and 81 South Main st..
w. b. BLANDINC, 50 North Main st.
GEO. A PECKHAM, 81 Eddy st.
BYRON SMITH, 235 North Main st.
o. SUMNER d son. corner Brosp and Chestnut
A. ]. GREENE, 217 Westminster ST.
J. T. LUTHER, 67l High st.
CHAS. A. ROSS. 459 High st.
FIELD n TURNER, $50 High st,
FERDINAND SMITH, 329 High st.
DIR L. p. SUMNER, 229 Highs st.
TH0S. W. EDDY d. son, 2l9 High ST.
H. p. SNOW IL son, ST. High St
u. A. CALDER, l59 High st.
j. A. PACKARD. "a Chestnut ST.
WIN. H. GREENE. JR, so Chestnut ST.
G. G. BEEDE, 265 Eddy st.
A. L. CALDER, 1853 Westminster st.
A. j. SMITH, 81 Westminster ST.
FLINT 81 CO., Providence, RI
r r.. coll, b prc,Y . fo General gents
NELSON r. SCOTT, and GEO. n. SPTRR ." W
mhj deODkN6m
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GUARDIANS SALE of REAL EsTATE

n n y N n VI,
~ By license of court. will be sold at Public Auction
on the premises IN Norhbridge, on SATURDAY MarcI,
ISth Sl at 10 o'clock A. M the following described
, fOur Acres, Seven Rods, more less, of Intervae
Land IN sad Northridge lying between the Blackstone
set off to Caleb l.. Sweet y ~ ~ ~
Also the Norterly Half of the Barn on the easterly
sue o. the road leading from UXbridge TO Plunmer's
oosether with 10 rods of land, less under and
around the same. ~ ~
Ine above described tracts are that portion of the
Nathaniel Sweet estate which was SET off TO lydia n
sweet IN 1852 which partition is file in the Registry
OF frobate for said county, and which reference MAJ
be had for more particular description of the premises
CHARLES U. SWEET,
mh6 d3sM Guardian OF lydia f. Sweet
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Mansfield and birmingham Division.
v N IER ARIA N GENI EN-
TRAINS aOTNsS SOUrTEy
TRAINS; come Din NOR a:tT

ti ricketts, and baggage checked through from
te H. 70 A. NJ train from South birmingham connects
Win trains from b. IL. A. II. r. from Worcester and the
west Also the up-trains from Mansfield sonnet al
Soutm framngham with trains going via g. A. Il.
~ Ihe 30 A NJ. train from Worcester connects with
Trans leaving South birmingham at 1920 A. NJ for
marInas Vineyard, New Bedford, Fall River Newport,
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FOR SALE
THE MINNEETEXIT HOUSE,
In DanielsOnviIIc, Conn.

This valuable Hotel Property is situated on the main
street directly oppostesthe depot and having es
abllshed for ten years. has secured large patronage
which is steadily Increasing
BRET advertisement cannot do Justice to its numer
Gus attractions among which 70 square rods of land
some OF which can be used for gardening purposes fine
drive way extending from the main street to the large
stable in the rear, thence through to street this
drive way being part OF the estate.
The MtnneteXit House is three story frame building
with from 40 to 50 feet frontage contains about 30
mine rooms having been added the year, with mod
en improvements, and all in fair condition Also at
tached, is billiard saloon and fine bowling alley,
This hotel is located upon of the most important
thoroughfares in New England, being about midway
between Norwich and Worcester, Providence and Hart
ford In the midst OF dense population composed chiefly
OF prosperous merchants mechanics and manufacturers
An unlimited water power which is cons intly being
section Of country is of the many advantages which
combine to render this invaluable opportunity to any
enterprsng energetic man, desiring business of this
character 1850
This property is owned by VIM A. Simmons of Boston,
Mass ana not being able to give it the attention IL
REQUIRES, orders the same sold at once the most
accommodating terms
Al desiring to examine learn further particulars
VIII can on the undersigned who will visit said premises
ana give IN detail, by letter or otherwise all the facts
f. FULLER,
February q, 1871. dim "' NH
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1870 CHESHIRE RAILROAD
10 . We WINTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nenc

ing MONDA1. Dec. II, 1870.
Trains leave Worcester, Foster Street Depot at $50 g.
M Lib a. M and 4.2O p Fltchhurg at $50 a. M, and
10 and I5S p m, for Winchendon, Troy Keene and Be,
lows Falls
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland a
Burlington X. X. for Rutland, Saratoga, Burlington &C.
Also with Vt. Central L. T. for Windsor, White RiveY
junction Connecting with Conn and Passumpsic River
Railroad) Montpelier ST. Adams ouses Point ogdenFs
purg Montreal, &c.
Tickets to all points north for lie at No 4Foster stree
Worcester-J. BARNARD, Agent.
Fare as low as by any route and distance less.
~ Splendid Sleeping Cars on Night Trains for Yves
and North X. STEWART, Sup't.
diff
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAoHU

nosd sEhis. WORCESTER, IS. Probate Court-To all
pesons interestedn the Estate of HENRY DERRY late
Oh Leominster' in said county, deceased ntestate
Irnoy .hc, ,o.,.,-.. g =. Greeting:
WWteu 70 appear at a Probate Court to be held a
cursSs said County on the third Tuesday Of March
az hne o'clock in the forenoon to show cause
uoWer III the lands Of said deceased Should NOT be-
"Ss IN ~ 70 ms widow, the said petitioner
Anu the said petitioner is ordered 10 serve this
9 puiishns tne same once week, three weeks suc-
NrHintNS5y, IN the Worcester Daily Spy, a newspaner
Sent before SAID court, and to send, cause to Be
nniIo WItten or printed copy of this notice. properly
leu postage prepaid, to each of the heirs devfseps
III gtees OF said estate, or their legal representatives
court. ""J'' "' ie"st' peiOre SAID
this SeysnS henry Chaplin ESQUIRE Judge of said Court
Thousand eight hundred and seventy-one ''''i Vho
mbs CHAS =. STEVENS Register
mn dmhl1 Ia&)0 -Ne-''Ni'
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III. a. BLOOD,
Supt. b. G. & 7. II, Il.
Fitchburg, Jan. ., 1871. dtf wi
WORCESTER AND NASHUA Rail,
W RoAD-on and after Monday June 10, 1870, Passep


ger Trains viii run as follows:
Leave Worcester AT $50 and Ills m and 42Opm
Leave Nashua at lilo a m, 1900 m, and 100 nj.
The $50 Train connects at Fchhurg with trains for the
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
Burlington Railroads. at Groton Junction with trains m
the FitchhuIg down, Peterboro and Shirley Stony
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and n
Nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord Manchester
and Lawrence Northern Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads, ''s ''
The Ills m train connects at Fitchburg with Chez
shire, and Rutland and Burlington Freight and passen
ger to Rutland) trans at Groton Junction with Ficbs
brg stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence trains and
at Nashua with Wilton, Concord Manchester and IawI
renee NoIthern Ito Frankln, and Boston, Concord and
Montreal ito Plymouth) trains ' ~
The APO tram connects AZ Fitchburp a, IL II m
with Cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts and Rutland
and burlington Night Nprcss trains: mt roton Junction
with Fichburg Peterboro and Shirley and stony Brook
trains; and at Nashua with Concord Manchester and
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Express,
ogdensburg, and Montreal and ChamplaIn trains.
xvoroo..o. ,u. =. ,a-o c. S. TURNER, Srlp't.