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PIRACY IN THE CHINA WATERS.

DARING ATTACK ON BRITISH STEAMER By
AND BATTLE Il FAITHFUL OFFICER KILLED
by THE ROBBERS
Hone KONG, June 10, 1875.
Ihave just received intelligence OF another dar.
ing piratcal attack upon British steamer at
Foo-Cnow, the particulars OF which, as near as
can gather at present, are as follows:-
AN OFFICIAL IN DEADLY FEAR
The steamer Douglas reached FOo-Cnow on the
Goth ult- from Hong Kong. Custom House Of
fcer named Blackjack came on board as usual for
night duty. This officer had few days pre-
vious been Instrumental in arrestins some
tity or opium from the steamer Quantung.
The thieves gang had therefore vowed
Blackjack in particular. Some OF these threats
seemed to have reached the ears OF shat officer for
on this night, when he was watching the DOUGLAS,
previous 70 tse drst UNDERSTANDING, he requested
mat olcer 20 lend him his revolver, saying he ex
pected visit from the smugglers
THE ATTACK.
At about one O'CLOCK in the morning lonGboat
came alongside the Douglas, with large number
OF men on board Inc Custom House efficer per-
sewing them, ordered them on bus they persisted.
and attempted to climb up the ships side. he then
fired three shots from his revolver, leaning over
the rail, which must have had some effect.
The pirates opened are on him AM ne was killed,
receiving no less than twenty-five slugs right in
his breast.
In the meantime the crew, hearing the firing,
rushed on deck with their reviewers, and few
shots were delivered, but the pirates SUNK away.
Only one boat came alongside but there were two
others In the Immediate vicinity PROBABLY to re-
inorce she FIRST boat II her crew mad succeeded IN
COUNTING THE DEAD.
1t was stated next day that -FOUR OF tho smuggler
pirates mad been killed and several wounded.
The circumstances have been reported TO the
Chinese authorities at Foo-Cnow, ana they nave
hension of the pirates 1t is said that the river at
Poo-ohow is very thicky infested with these des-
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THE AMERICAN CHURCH IN CHINA.

DETAILS OF TEE ATTACK ON THE EVANGELIST
GOSPEL CENTRE AT KU-KIANo-A MOB DEM
oNsrRArEs AGAINST CHRISTIANITY
HOMO KONG, June 10, 1875
very serious sight occurred at Ku-Kia5g on
the LIST Of May.
TIE WORK OF MOB.
A mob attacked the American Mission premises
and completely destroyed the contents. Ne harm
was done TO any individual, nor does there stem
to have been any Ill will on the part OF respecta,
BILE In ha bitants toward the mission res.
SYMPTOMS OF A COMING AGITATION.
Rumors Of pending disturbance appear TO
nave prevailed for some days previous. and this,
taken in connection with the curious way
in which the row began, seems TO i'm.
[CONTINURD ON NINTH PAGE.1
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THE MYSTERIES OF QUARANTINE.

MEETING OF TIE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE
The Legislative Committee appointed to inquire
into and examine the operations OF the Quaran-
tine Commission OF New YORK Harbor assembled
yesterday morning at the Metropolitan Hotel
The chairman OF the committee Is Speaker Nc
CURE, and the other members are Msssrs, schuy'
ler of TompKins; NOsburg, OF Albany; Waehner,
OF New YORK; Alvord, Of Onondaga, and Gedney,
OF new YORK, Mr.. Wasbner having been APP
pointed secretary the committee went into exec
uilve session. IL was finally determined TO take
up the case OF the Emigration Commissioners.
the committee then sdienrnan until this morning
At ten o'clnck.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coUET-cHAMBERs.

By Judge barrett.
In the matter OF Brady.-After examining the
cases cited | am still Of the opinion That the ex
parte s1davits used on the question OF arrest be-
lore Judgment are lnadmissibie
Mullany vs.. Freeman. Report confirmed and
The NatloDai Fire Insurance Company vs.. Barry
Go. y; /same VS.. same No 9'-Motions
Ready Roofing Company va. Dillon.-There IS no
authority furnished for writ OF assistance IN
such case and the executor is substaD italy It's
equivalent
Chiffon vs.. Brown.-in this case | have been
waiting for several weeks for additional an
davits, which il was stated on the argument were
necessary and would be supplied. The papers
not having been received nave returned the
motion papers TO the CLERK.
In the matter or Foster, Jr.-Motlon TO revive
proceedings Is granted.
Faulkner vs. LiDdel.-ln this case DO not see
now can make any order In the absence Of Judge
Van Bruat
SUPREME CoURT--cIRCUIT--PART z
BY Judge Donobue.
George, the Count Joanues, vs.. The Third Ave
nue. Railroad COmvany.-Case settled.
coMdoN FLEAs-sPEc1AL TERN.
By Judge Larremore.
The New York Lie Insurance Company vs..
Drew.-Motion denied.
Fellows vs. Cook.-See memorandum.
Metzger Va. Weleert-Consent OF proposed
guardian must be rled and also an afiidavit by
wheeler 4 Wilson Manufacturing Company vs..
Secor Sewing Machine Compsny.-JudgInent
solomon VS.. me Congregation B'Nai Jeshurun.-
Temporary injunction dissolved and motion Tor
permanent Injunction denied see decision.
lruden vs.. neutrality-suspicious. gran ted and o
reIerenee Of all the Issues ordered.
siebel va. sisbel.-Reteronce ordered TO take
proof and report.
DrubIot vs. Davison.-Afidavit insufficient.
MARINE coURr-PART T.
BY Judge McAdam.
Kehoe vs.. Hadneld.-Judgment Tor plaintiff for
$685. -
amount claimed.
Frinele vs.. wecksler.--Judgmsnt for plaintiff
for S270 2s. - ,. -
defendant
Opinions filed IN eacn OF said cases
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THE LOADER AND PRICE CASE.

Yesterday one OF the counsel for Joseph Loader,
VINO is accused of perjury and conspring to de-
fame the character OF Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
moved In the Supreme Court, before Judge Gil
BERT TO have the bail of his client fixed at a
reasonable amount. District Attorney Britton
said that he thought the amount or bail should
not be less than 5000. The counsel said that
Mr.. Loader was poor man ana could not get
bonds for that amount
Judge Gilbert said he did not think the sum was
excessive and refused TO fix IL at any other
amount.
No application for bail for Price has been made.
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JOHN DEIHAN'S SENTENCE.

Judge Moore, In the Court OF Sessions, ysster.
Gay sentenced John Deinan TO the Penitentiary
for the term OF seven years for the killing OF his
wife. Deihan, 1t Will be remembered, finding his
wife drunk In her room IN the upper part OF the
tenement mouse No. $50 Front street, Took pair
OF heavy cowhide boots and beat her about the
head, face and body with them until she was in
sensible. She fingered for nine days and then
died from the erect OF her injuries. The prisoner
pleaded guilty TO manslaughter In the second de-
gree and tae Judge sentenced him as above stated.
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HARLEM POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Hammer.
ALL ABOUT A WOMAN.

ALL ABOUT A WOMAN.
Francis t. Bucking, OF first avenue and 121st
street. having shot and probably fatally wounded
Frederick Lubow, OF 10eth street and avenue A,
he was committed to await the result OF his rash
ness Both men, IL is said, were lovers OF Mrs.
Henuessy wpe lives IN 1920 street. At first
she favored Bucklng, but latterIy transferred
her All. ctioas Hholy 10 LUDLOW. This aroused the
iealousy OF Backing 30 the story goes, and the
shooting OF Lubow IN Mrs. Hennessy's apartments
was the result. Bucking said when ne heard that
he ned OF killed his victim that be regretted he
Rad not done 50, and laughed scornIully at the
idea OF Deing hung should Lubow die. He Yves
soldier during the war, both men being at present
toamsters. Mrs. Hslnessy was also arrested and
held as witness against Bucking.
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TO1dBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge ottsrbourg.

RAID on A NOTORIOUS DES.
Sergeant John quinn, OF the rombs Police Court
and the squad under his command, on Thursday
night about ten O'Clock, made a raid upon NO. 23S
william street, a notoriously dlsordsrly den and
arrested about fifteen young wcmOn and five men,
including the pIoDrister. one Kinz whom thar
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marcnso " the sixth wsro ponce station. The
raid was eneeted Ia commercially quist way
and without the ostentatIon That usually accom-
pAnies such police Affairs The prisoners were
srraigned before Justice 0tterbourg yesterday.
King was held 80 answer for keeping disorderly
house and the remainder OF the prisoners were
required to give bail for their good behavior.
RoBBED IN A DARKROOM.
While Frank Eagle was lmoiblng at the bar OF
the Atlantic Hotel on Thursday evening, ct the
corner sfNew Bowery and oliver street. he felt
the hand OF man In hts pocket and presently
missed s03 ana knife or she value OF S. William
Amongo, who was standing near by, was sus-
pected OF the larceny OF the same, ana Wnen an
oficsr or the sixth precinct was called in he
dropped three twenty dollar bills on the Moor lie
money was Identified by the complainant as his.
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixhy.
TILL TAPPING.
On Thursday nighs last man named James
Murphy entered Benjamin Van Buren's cigar store,
No. 445 Sixth avenue, and while the proprietor
was engaged in a back room on the store robbed
the TIL OF $2s. As ne was Fastening out OF the
place ne was noticed by one OF the cigar makers
and pursued. lie was captured a few blocks OF
and MAS brought before Judge BtxDy yesterday
morning, who held him in s., 900 bail 70 answer Of
ARREST OF ALLEGMD BURGLARS.
The premises No. 1853 West Thirtieih street we're
burgariously entered, on Thursday night by
forcing or the shutters In the rear Of she second
door, and Iewelry aaa clothing valued in all at 500
were carried away, the property OF 10 an and
James Thornton, Daniel Robinson. George John
son and Lavtnia Johnson were found on an ex-
tension roof adjoining No. 1853 West Tbirtieth
street by an ofieer OF the Twenty ninth pIscinoG
S Of as ssn s yE
were he'd by Judge Btxsy In $500 ball eaen 10
answer
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THE COURTS.
The Congregation BNai josh
urun.
RIGHTS OF PEw-HoLDERs.
DECISIONS IN CHAMBERS.

Tae United stasss District Attorney has begun
anti in the United States District Court against
the ontcal bond OF Henry s. Robinson, formerly
An army ouaylermsster, to recover $4,000, which,
AZ A charged the defendant was short In his ae-
counts when settling with the government The
sure:iss on the bond are Msssrs. A. s. woodward,
OF BUFFALO, ana Bernard Nordhelmer, OF Cali
Iornia.
, Mr.. John G. Green's will was admitted to pro-
bate yesterday by Surrogate Hutcnings. TIE tes-
tator, VINO leh an estate OF ever S20oO,OOO. De-
queatned 100000 to each OF mis- three brothers,
Mnd most OF the remainder OF the estate TO his
widow, Sarah Ellen.
Bernard Quinn passed counterfsit American
silver dollar on Mrs. Feyh cigar storeKesper,
in Orchard street. He subsequently attempted TO
pass q second one, when Mrs. Peyh caused his ar
rest. He was held to answer by Commissioner
Shields.
In the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday, be-
fore Judge Barrett by consent OF all parties, the
suit Of the Mechanics Banking Association against
r. II. Eccles, in which SIPS, 900 in gold was at
tached in the Third National Bank. was discon-
tinued.
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amaSScd IL fortune i'll his diScleditable
business. The authorities in Vermont
state that they will he able to prove
beyond all doubt that Miles was the
man who conducted the cashier from
his house to the bank and compelled
him To open the safe. from which he
took the Sl3.O0O worth of unsigned
bills of the bank.
The detectives having renewed the
search for their man. discovered that
his residence WAS at No. :H6 West Fifty
fifth street. and kept watch until mid
day. when Miles. in his shirt sleeves
and wearing Il hat over his eyes, ven
tured out to purchase Il newspaper.
He WIS Immediately p"unced upon 10y
O'Conn"r and Virgins and ironed al
most before he MAS aware of the fact
At first he affected surprise, and de
handed the nature of his offence. but
soon changed his tactics and asked the
detectives to name their own price for
his release. Failing in this direction
he next attempted resistance, but WIS
speedily put into IL coach and driven to
police headquarters just aS he waS. the
dclrciircs not drrmim" il prudent to
ALLOW him Ia return to his house.
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Vrm -3hrrfsrmirnfs.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
I OSI-A black cap yellow cauarN-intoTmatinn
/ Il,ft al this office will he rewarded.
A GOOD TENEMENT I" rent. "n t'ly III. Street.
n for particulars enquire al o. I. BROWN.
81. .I"hnsbury. September y. lisa.
4 DESIRABLE EESIDENCE at ST I"hmSbury.
~ East Village for sale inquire of
-. 4. BROWN.
S,EAETH WARRANTS. CITATIONS. aud
- CAPTIONS and CERTIFICATE -. New forms
at thanks Just printrdatt \ LEDDNIAN OFFIC l..
| OSr.-tIn the road from l'aSsumsic via Fair
! blanks village I" my residence black and
white w"nl shawl pladrd. he finder will please
communicate with m,.. $50
JONATHAN ROSS.
l. l. WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
HOW AIDA ROW ELLIS.
WNDlrIONAL NOTES. Just printed and i"I
Y -.i. AT the tALEhONlAN DFFlIE +.
HIGHWAY TAN hills and all kinds al l.. l.
i "a l. BLANKS Tor sale al
tALEDONIAN OFFICE.
MANCHESTER VT.
The Fashionable summer Resort
FOR ~FpTEMRER.
Good CarIia"c road To- the summit of Mt. Equinox.
F. II. OENl $3.50
Ey"im"r HoaSe Manchester, ".
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TIN RATES or POSTAGE.

Postal cards cent each. wirh"ut tuth'r
clnr,. /" all parts "t thu Tinted STATES and Cana
dl.
Al letters t" all parts of tin United STATE. and
Carr,'l., three c'nt~ i"r halt "um'".
Local eel drop letters. that T.. tor thu civ al
town whri,. drI".-ir,l cents it delivered hy can
ri,r- and On. cent II there j. clrii'r N~t'm.
Newspapers daily. ~,mi Nr,ll> III weekly and
wrrklir~ rr.ulni, i~~rrd and -,ui t" REGULAR sub
>crih,I~ 2crut~ ,.r pound pay able al the "ic" {"
publication. -I,al"r~ and magazines published
les frequently than week. ; cents pa
pound.
All other printed 81 miscellaneous matter, in"lu
din. transient newspapers. magazines. pamphlets
haudhi~ un~ralcd circulars backs. book mann
script. proof sheets photographs. etc. and als'
seeds cuttings hnh- and r,'",- and merchandise.
not r>c,r,lim- f,ur pounds III WEIGHT cent f"I
each fr,ctI"n thereof. single copies &"
th, CiIr,i"uIau weighing nearly tw" "uncr~. TIA,
I"-t.-, upon irregular numbers hrin= = rrnt> each
Manuscript tot publication III new -raprr~ ma.
linr, etc l. subject t. letter postage.
Tmlrhycrrd letters can Ii, resent l." new al
dr,~- without additional cLar-r.
Stamps cut from stamped eli, rl"p,~ arr rejected
by thu post Tie.
Rates "n letters and papers /" 'lI parts ut The
New dominion Z, Inadn TIN. SANE : in thu United
States.
Ihr t,ll"viu- al, th,. postal rates with Europe"
The rates t"r ltt,r~ t"r tn" haf-"uu"" trac
rinu thereof and th.~,. Tor newspapers for f"ur
ounces fraction thereof
I" Great Britain and Ireland letters cents
newspapers .. cents: France. letters . cents. news
papers ; cents spain letters = cents newspaper,
lc,mi~ ali parts al Germany mcludrn. Au~tii,
letters. cents. new ~l'II"rS. = cents Denmark
l.ttrr- cts newspapers : cts: Switzerland lrtt'r,
: crut- newspapers = cents Italy letters cents
new sIarcrS = cents Russia letters > CENTS. news
papers = cents Norway. letters : cents. nrw~rI
Inr~ cents sweden. letters : cents newspaper,
! cents. Turkey, Tur"r,:n and A-aric. lrtt"r~
cents newspapers : c-ut~ Greece" letters
cents new pHp-r-. cents
For N~uatic Countries. TIN, half ounce limit tnI
letters aud the four "un"'.~ t"r newspapers still
h"l,lin. good III, rates are
r" Australia. letters Via san Francisco (,.Ncrpr
t" New S,uth War-l 5crut~. via Southampton |.
cents. VIA Irmd-i. u c"ut~- new ~rar-r~. Via san
Irauci-r" = cents VIA Southampton. CENTS. II.
Eriuii>i cents china letters via san Frtn"i~c"
: cents. VIA southampton =. cents. VIA ErimdI~
~ crut- newspapers. :; I and cents. by the T."
sr,ti>r routes British India. letters. via south
hampton. II cents via lrindi- - cents. urw-pa
I"r- aud crnIs respectively Japan, letters. us
san Fr.rnci>c" u cents. Via Southampton - cents
O." Southampton cents. via i;rndi-i, cents.
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confident that there is gold To he found
there Ill much larger quantities. This
Is decIdedly encouraging, and we con-
graduate our Worcester friends on the
signs OF return. on their part. to IL
gold basis.
\. o. Brainerd has purchased the in
tere>t of Moses Catlin in the st -AlbamS
chemical works. and he and Mr.. Jenni-
son ATE removing them to RichloId.
"hcre they will work up the waste
timber at Mr. Blainerd'> wooden tray
factory.
Gen. Henry II. Baxter of Rutland, has
harvested 2l0 tons of hay in the last
month. and not Il drop of rain on it all.
At Richmond. Monday. the butter
market WAS active: I3O tubs we've offer
ed and sold at 20 to 25c for fair to good ::
ri To :Wc for choice. while one lot of
factory sold at Bic. In cheese. farm
daiIle> sold at :! to Zoe. sage ut l0!c.
Three tlamps broke into the house
OF Thomas smith. III Georgia., Tuesday
afternoon. and one of them. named
Frrrm"rc. stole IL pair of pants. Il vest
and about = 30 in silver. They were
pursued 10y Il party of fifty citizens. and
surrounded in the woods where they
were caught. One of them drew Il re
V"lNrr on the posse. hut WAS soon
brought to terms. y large dnk knife
wis found on another. They were
brought to st. Alban% jail. but were
taken To Georgia hI Sheriff Morrill,
where they are Ia have an examination.
Messenger.
Last "Wednesday evening, a~ MI.
Henry Strrctrr. of FailhaNen. was driN-
i'll" alom" the road. he was accoSIrd hN
Il couple of trIml,S, VIII" fired three
pistol shots at HIM. before he whipped
up aud escaped. Mr.. StIc,.trr had Il
NARROW escape, one bullet passing,
through the crown of his hat. barely
mi>sin" his head.
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For the week rndn@ Tuesday, sept :. -.
NNEkET EEEF-A lew ,h"ic" 80 ~ a 10 -. extra
~ ~ i IL - first quality = - a . ~ S'""ni Iuil-
It> - >, a = ~. third quality - ~ u 10
SruEE thrTLE-A"rkin- oven and Steers. per
pair -lWu u ~ >la,. :UOn Il >:i0.
NILcH COWS AAp tALvF~--r.ti 4 so extra s'' =
>lUU Farrnw Cows 81 80.
YEALINGe-slO M u so Nv" years old 81 t.ij
three. Years old 80 = 81
rRI =, of SHEEr AND LAMrs-lm lots. ~ ~ - ~.
- - - - - ~. ~ w per head extra 80 - a
- =. per head. y ,ic pee H..
SPIN. Lambs. - u 7c per III.
Veal Calves. = IN u so ~.
Brighton Hides. ga per III.
Country Hides Ii G4c per III.
Brighton l;tlluw. y IA tc per III.
Country rall"w. : 4 Sc per IT,
Cali skins II a lie per III.
I'.li- ~ b 4 81 III each.
y. T.. iirrt-' h"Icc 1rIlt includes n"thIng hat
stall Ted luh to iOO lbs Tullnrk- Extra and tr-i
quality Includes the best lar=r. LAT second
aud third quality includes Oxen and two ana three
wears did St,,r=.
ShrrI-ENtr. includes CoSset- and when those
of inferior quality thrown out.
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Farm and Personal Property
AT AUCTION!
Fen. the same property assigned III" fnr tn"
benefit nf til" creditors "f ban &. liuII"uphs
DAVID iRtIi.. Aucti

I;en. the property assigned me fpr TIA"
benefit Ut TIA" creditors al ban &. burroughs.
DAVID IRIIL. t"ctioneer.
" III he sold at public auction "n the premises
IN Kirby OCtn'T 9ih. l-1J. the follow M. PROPERTY
VIZ said i. W. Burroughs farm C'Ii>I-IIn. al
about "f good land situated Ia the south
part ut Kirby. about three milrs from West on
cord l'rp"t, S-nirut To sch0ul and churches
said farm has excellent wood and timber lot Of
about - acres. with about 40 sugar
chari. ais, apple orchard with other tIuit III
.",.d ,nnditlnn water rnirnt and III Abundance
for of buildings and farm. Also time.
and place about sixty tons "i nice "ilIlN cut hay
from HD Ia 100 bush. oats about In tons
quantity of pntato"s wheat etc. Ais,
aud colt. one maTr years old GOOD COW.
dry calf. Also. ~ tin sap buCk ets
and inU wnpd buckets holders dr.twIn.. tabs. SNr
~ tubs. sap pans for h'.ilIng sap. together with
other AT ticl'- used in making sugar Al>" |
cart. TRAVERSE. sled. Nv" sl,,-, buggy
wa.Inn one singh sleigh. pair buffalo r"hcs,
pair h;Tnr--.- one drawn. harness.. MhitlrtTr.-
spread chain. | -prin.. board WAGON / Thousand
shingles. quantity al herds grass seed. pillow
uriu.d5tnI mnwn. machine. harTnw-. chains and
all such farming tools USUALLY kept large farm
} being tu' numerous IL mention. I.Tn-
months credit with hankabl, paper
SAMUEL FORD. Assignee.
West Concord SeptembcrG d, l-1J.
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ANOTHER ONE GIT.

NEW York, Sept. G.-Gr"r%c Miles.
alias McNcI>. Il notorious burglar VIII"
i said to have been the principal opera
tor III the robbcrN of the ballc bank I'll
Washington county, Vermont. and the
iu>ti~ator of other caring rohheIic~.
WAS arrested yesterday.
The capture "t the notorious cracks-
man George Miles. one of the Barre
(Nt.) rohhtrS. reflects great credit on
the sagacitN of the New York and H"S-
ton detectives. The detectives tnl the
past -four weeks have been tracking
Miles night and day. but the mdn. -
pecially since the arrest of his comted-
crate rN Sum. exercised the utmost eau
ton. and scarcely ever vcnturcd ont al
doors.
He is said Ia bc the owner on ;,ir1
owner at the Brt.Nourt stables ON hi.
versitN place. and al considerable, othcI
property in New mk city. lie live,
in first class style, and Is said to hav,
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Farms, Hay and Grain
AT AUCTION!

JO-iiII -. ki>Ii>D>. Nurii"ne"r.
The subscriber administrator al i.hplalrt
.ri,.i = estate ~ III sell al ptIllic auction Mon
day September -. at 10 nclu,h the PREMISE.
the inlluw in. real estate tnd Personal property
w. Thu. house. and farm situated III the Wr~t
10 art nI iIInrI ~ tIi, rrid from i',.tclim I" tT"I
IN cont aims i,i,- 81 ..d band with and
arII,. orchards the -In,- Is" Al the same
tim" place the I'umm"tt farm - called ""nthi;
. IpI acres Tins place. liz IN the extreme south
part al I'.:t,ham. Also Il l:totuI" and wood lot
known ~ tia. Eastman lot ."ntiInIn. ~ Irtrs. ~
I'M. about loo rod. south uf john N.tN III Peach
am. Also al Time and place, ~ tons Of HAY.
bush. oats lot 81 STRAW. cedar posts and su.iT
tools Ferns made know AT tIm' 81 ale.
WM. Cassidy, Admr.
W,.-t i:tru,t S,lt,mb,r 4 -pgl'
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lrifhs.

At r,aLs island Maine, sept Sci. Mrs El2ah'ih
r Nlastin. wife "t S,lns Mastn. of 81 J"lnsbuIN.
aged -.
Vt Il Jnlm-bmr,. September 9Th. J"-eph Han
cock aged tt Years aud months.
Vt Lynd"urill,. Aug. ~. ut til" residence of her
son iu.laws Mrs Nrllir Harrington ,wid"w "f the
late Isaac harrington of Waterford AGED = Years.