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The New York herald., 1875-11-09
THE RECEPTION ON rAHDING-Two HUNDRED
THOUSAND PEOPLE PREsEST-PERFEcT ORDER
PRESERVED.

THE RECEPTION ON LANDING-Two HUNDRED
THOUSAND PEOPLE PREsENT-pERFEcr ORDER
PRESERVED.
BOMBAY, Nov s. 1875
General Lord Napier Of Magdala, Sir Philip 2
wodchouse, Governor Of Bombay; Hon Sir NJ r.
Westropp the Chief Justice, and many others includ
ing the civil, military and municipal authorities &C.
companicd by seventy native princes and Chiefs met
and welcomed the Prince OF Wales on his landing from
the Seraps After leaving the royal barge az the
dockyard the municipality Of Bombay presented him
with an appropriate address Of welcome The Prince
replied briefly after which he and his suite we're es
cortcd TO tho Government House The troops and po-
lice preserved perfect order while the long procession
moved through the streets. Over 100000 spectators
lined The route The reception was Of the most enthu-
sastc description and participated in alike BY Eu
vopeans aud natives.
rnE CITY sPLrSDrDLY DECORATED.
The city spenddly decorated throughout, no
fewer than eight trumpha arches having been erected
the line Of march
PLEASANTLY LODGED.
The apartments to be occupied BY His Royal Highness
during his stay in Bombay are the most pleasantly
situated rooms in tho Government House grand
levGc will be given there tonight.
IL is expected that while here the Prince will present
coors the Twenty arst native infantry better known
the Marine BATTALION the oldest corps in the Bombay
establishment having Deen raised century ago. He viii
also the troops and accept the hospitality Of the
Free Masons OF the city Tomorrow being the birth
day Of the Prince The festivities will be revived on
etill greater scale.
rHB FLEET AT ANCHOR.
The British flying squadron is anchored In the har.
Dor. aud Will remain during the stay Of the Prince,
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ALL RUPTURES TREATED BY THE ELASTIC
Truss COMPANY. 6S3 Broadway, which comfortably holds
and hernia have been satisfactory that the
trusses everywhere abandoned.
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81. BARDoUxs RESIGNATION ExPLAINED-A PAR
TIsAN OF TIE scRUTIN DE IIsTE
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A-UNNATURAL REDNESs OF THE NOSE,
pimpy eruptions backhead moth patches lrecles and
tan cured by DIR. b. c. PERRY, - Boudsreet New York
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CAN you RISK YOUR LUNGS WHEN
a so will purchase that undergarment a GRADuArKD
CHEST AND LUNc PRorEcroR; sold everywhere By
mail ISAAC A. SINGER. manufacturer. 6Sf broadway.
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BERLIN, Nov. s, 1875.
The Emperor William, receiving the President
and Vice President of the Parliament to-day laid stress
the emnently peaceful aspect Of affairs, though the
Bosnian difficulty was still unsoved. He expressed
himself perfectly confident of peaceful settlement
Of that question.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in ths
temperature lor the past twenty four hours, in
parson with the corresponding date Of last year
indicated Oy the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALn hullinn-
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A-wIRE SIGNS, WITH PATENT METALLIC
Frames patented October IL 1875; ENGRAVED METAL
Signs, SroRE aud OFFICE PAINTING.
III III. UPHAM co. $50 and 252 Canal street.
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WIGS, ToREEs, GC--G. RAUCuFUss. PRACrI-
cal Wig maker and Importer OF HUMAN HAIR, "A East
Twelfth street, Broadway.
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A-FOR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT OF
extra quality go direct the manufacturer. ESPEN-
SGHEID. lis Nassau street
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A-MoLES, MOLES AND OTHER DIsFIGURING
pnnlessy removed without cutting leaving
by the personal asention of DR.. b. Q. PERRY. 45
Bond street, New York.
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ASSOCIATION HALL
WENDELL PHILLIPS
TONIGHT. TO.NIGHT-.
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REAuTrFUr, AND NATURAL BROWN OR
blacK-BOsWEII 4 WARMERS "CoLoRIFIo ron rnE
HAIR-n Depot No. Dey street
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THE EMPEROR SATISFIED WITH THE PEACEFUL
ASPECT OF EUROPE.
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So HAT FOR ST. 90 FINE HATS A SPECIALITY
SILK HATS 50 80, worth s. 10 New Church street. up
stairs.
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TrsAN OF THE scRUTIN DE LIsTE.
PARIS, Nov 8, 1875
IL now seems that NJ. Bardoux the Under Secretary
of Justice resigned because he was partisan of the
system Of scrastin de hste voting by departments
N. Bardoux a conservative republican and Deputy
from the Department or Puy de Dome.
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ENGLAND.
ACCIDENT AT A RAILWAY DEPOT.

LONDON Nov. s. 1875.
An accident occurred at the Ludgae Hill terminus Of
the London, Chatham and Dover Railway in this city
this evening Thirty persons we're more or less in
iured.
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SIGN, STORE AND OFFICE PAINTING. FIRST
class work At low prices. HOJER GRAHAM. 07 Duane
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TIE ENGLISH STOCK EXCHANGE.
BAD FEELING PREVALENT

bad feeling still exists in the Stock Exchange here,
particularly In regard to the foreign list.
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A-wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY CURES
Coughs Colds and all Lung Complaints so and 81
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CHINA.
DISTURBANCES REPORTED.

DISTURBANCES REPORTED
LONDON Nov s, 1875.
Dispatches from Shanghai received to-day announce
that disturbances reported in the province Of
Kweichaw
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nIpuruERIA


rinbtheria and all Throat Diseases cured BY ~JxLRss
w TpRn Price 81 Ask your druggist for il send to
WARREN A CO. 20 Cortlandt street sent free 70
ne fnrice
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OBITUARY.

Average temperature Yesterday. ALI
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. 4az
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The leaders Of the utramontanc party have published
a notice declaring that authority has been given
negotiate for the settlement OF the ecclesiastical qucs
finn
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GERMANY.

THE ULTRAMoNTANE LEADERS AND THE EccIEsI-
ASTICAL LAWS.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.

PREPARATIONS FOR HIS RECEPTION AT BOMBAY
WEEKS HOLIDAY.
LONDON, Nov s, 1875.
The EreniRg Echo has special telegram from Bonn
bay in which is said the viceroy the Admiral Of the
feet, the Governor Of Bombay and many distinguished
natives have gone board the steamer Serapis,
at anchor in the harbor to meet the Prince of Wales
His Royal Hghness will disembark at nafpast four
o'clock this afternoon The preparations for his re-
ccption on shore immense. There will be a universal
holiday all this week.
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
YAR DxPARrnrN1

W AR DkPAkThtNT
OFFICE or THE CHIEF signal OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. $3.50 Il. M
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-18
Application fer Patent.
NOTICE NO. ga.
II = V..x, n,.,.
u >. LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada. April u II

EuTchu, NeNduu AprIl Il. 1871
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN mn
IN JONAS !. Osborne, Geo. W. NJ. CoTIa,
and George j. Gardner, whose postonfce Al
dress is Eureka. Nevada. have tIis ds.r
filed in this Office a diagram, toretba,,
with a notice of application for a patent hnn
the United States, under act Of Concress ~,
proved May 10, 1872, for fifteen hundred Il M
Iineal feet of the Diabio lode. the nm.
Running 100 feet northerly and 80 feet south
erly from the location monument at the loes.
ion shaft, with surface ground two hnnd,ea
feet in width, situated in Secret Caprsu
Mining District, Eureka county, State AZ
Nevada. and described in the plat and fed
notes on file in this Office as follows, 10 viii:
u. S. Survey, No. e3,
Beginning at a post marked "No. /. US
Survey No. 49," whence the nag-stef in tla
town Of Eureka bears n. 3 deg. rs min. L
2j,iS5 feet; the post marked U. :. Monument
No. 3, on the summit Of ~lloosac Mountain
bears n. 81 deg. 3 min. w., 3ij feet: ros,
No. |, OF Survey, Ne. 80 Ioosac lode. bears s
p deg. 2 min. H., 2,l6I feet; and TIE wori irg
shat upon this lode bears NJ II deg. q min
W, 77o 80 feet; thence running 5. ~ de-.
W., 20 feet, to post marked NO. 2 L. :. sur
yey,N No. 81; thence y. TO- deg. M..l,50O feet 10
post marked No. 3. |. 5. Suryey, No. IS;
thence \. 7Jt4 deg. f., 200 feet, to past marked
40. 4, L. :. survey, NO. oj; aud thence ).
l05a deg. T., l.jO1 fe,t, 20 post No, /. the Place
of beginning; containing q Sl-lW acres.
Courses expressed ron the true meridisn
with IA magnetic variation Of ia degrees
east.
This claim is located upon unsrrveyed
land and is bounded on the south By tie Drg
Ont ilai'r,
This claim is recorded in book "B,r psgs
20, of tho Secret Canyon District Ming
Eecords, and q copy Of the notice and pai
.. H.. Fga.A4 s.r-V.l a. H.. .t,. aIAl
| upon the lode. ID. Il. IMMEL. Register.
uug2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-18
Assessment Notice.

DIONEER CONSOLIDATED .MiNiNG
4 Company, location of principal place o.
business, San FRANCISCO, California; location
Of works, Eureka, Eureka county, s'ale o.
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meetiIgo o.
tho Directors, held on tbs 18th dag oil may,
1875, an hsSossment-No. 3 OF ten cents ~
share was levied upon the capital stgch = .ul
states gold coin, TO the Secretary, ut tne olave
Of the Company. Room ~. No. III Calil0iha
street, san Francisco, California. on
Any stock upon which this assessment nsi'
remnin unpaid ON the sd day OF June ,oa,
will be delinquent. and advertised for saleaI
public auction; and unless payment ! mag tax
before Will be sold on III ESDAi tpe ia-
day of july. 1919, to pay the DELINQUENT ~
sessment, together with costs OF ad'eiu''''
CIAS. s. NEAL, Secretary.
0mce-Room ~. No. 4i9. California .s says'
San Francisco, California. my--"
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MISCELLANEOUS
Application for Patent.
NoTICE NO. 27s.
y; S. LAND opprcE.

Eureka, n evada, May'2o. lss
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvrr -0 ~n
~ Thomas ). Taylor, whose That
dress is Eureka, Nevada, has tn; us.ollce %.
this office a diagram, together WHY hled In
of application for a patent from J. = notce
states, under act of Congress annr y United
10, 1872, for eight hundred ~sOorrlirnoovuYd May
the J Jefferson Lode, the same runn;rs Lett u
s%outherly from the Jackson Survan oy feet
face ground 200 feet in width. sitnat,.mT Hlaf.
reka Mining District, Eureka court 10 Ia.
of Nevada, and described in tbe ~, sas
field notes on file in this office as follpn ,a. AID
U. S. Survey No. ca.
Beginning at a post marked "No.LusO.
voy No. Si,"whence the highest point osp ~.
feet; the flagstaff, in the town Of ! .S,s
bears N. A dogs. 2 minis. i. 9'7lT7 fay a.ufeia,
No. 3. Of Survey No. Is, Carson InJee post
N. 25 dogs. 4 Minis. w. l,579 feel. gear
mouth Of the Jefferson tunnel beaes any ts
degs. W., feet; thence running S ~ 4
L. 500 feet to post marked mo, :. II Z ueg'.
vey No. 81" thence 5. S2I dogs. NJ w, sui'
20 post marked mo. 3, us. Survev NJ 4" ieet
thence n, IA dogs. w. 500 feet to post NJ. -,
No. 4, U. 5. Survey No. ST." and ,hsn ~
S2A degs, Il. 200 feet tc post .No' DII !" 1.
place Of beginning. Containing 3 67.l0Tci me
Courses expressed from the true ma,; arles.
with a magnetic variation Of az does 'a na
This claim is located on unsrryeyed l ~
and is bounded or the north by the Jae'e auus
Lode. This claim is recorded in "Bo"LS IN y
page ll, of the Eureka District mimi" :, !.
ords; and "A cop Of tho notice can he So ,ec,
posted at tho northern end Of the claim 'uha
myaO ID. b. lMMEL. Regi star
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-18
AssEssNrzNT NOTICE

EUREKA MINING AND SMELLING
Il Company.-Location Of principal place
OF business. 308 California street. San Fran
cisco-Location of Works, Eureka, Nevada,
the board OF directors, held on the first day
of June, 1875, an assessment, No. 5. OF six %
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corpor alton, payable immedi-
ntely, in U. ). gold coin, to the Secretary, at
the office Of the Company, 3OS California
street-up-stairs-San Francisco.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the Ninth Day Of
JHIy. 1875, will be delinquent and adver-
payment is made before, will be sold on the
3lST DAY OF JULY, 1875, to pay the delin-
quent assessment, together will costs of adj
vertising and expenses of sale.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
A. G. RYCE, Secretary.
Ofice-30S California Street, San Francisco,
jeS-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-18
ASGEGsG~LIsT NOTICE.

CILNER WEST CONSOLIDATED Mn
y ing GompHny-Location Of wstks: Eureka,
Eureka county, Noyadn-iribcipa place Of
business: Fan T. raucisco. California.
office is hereby given, that at a meetinro Of
the q ard o. Trustees Of laid company, hid
Oh The Eth day Of May, ls7j, En assessment
go. 4 OF ten conts 10 coB,sJ per share WIS
levied Dpon the calj,al stock Of said con-
Fauy, PAYABLE Immed!ately, IN United states
gold coin. to the secretary, Mt the Office Of he
con u Rooms Nrs. ; and 4 sbernabs
Budding. No. l0i Montgomery street san
FraAcIsce, California.
Any stock upon which aid assessment
shalt remain unpaid on the fhirfielh day
of Junr, 1873. shall be deemed delinqlett
and will be duly udverii.cd FOR sale ut pt BIG
a%action, are unless payment shall be . eee
beioro will be sold on eA1UkDAl. lhe
thirt,-hrstday OF July. lST5, to ray thed ID.
qucdt assessment, together with the COS III
advertising and expense % sale.
+. a.. DUNkEi, Secretary.
Office - Rooms Nos. 3 and 4 shei MATS
Building, No. B0j Montgomery street. san
francisco, California. my-O-id
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NOTICE!


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween James Reilly and Michael Harrison
has been this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All the Indebtedness due and owing to
said firm must be paid to james reilly, who
is alone authorized to receipt for the same.
NJ. HARRISON,
JAMES REILLY.
Eureka, New, May %. 1875. myS0-Im
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-10-23

and there are rumOrs that there
were lights and signs Of company
in her house later Oh In tho night.
1t ia In part owing to the advisable.
ity Of following up other clues that
to.day's hearing has been postpOn.
ed until Tuesday next at 10 O'clock.
1t is possible that it MugOon him.
self had land in the crime, h.
was net alone in it.
Asa Mag0on, Jr., called "littlr
Asa" was arrested Friday evening
at the schOOlhOuse near the same
place where his father was, by DIR.
o. s Watson, Deputy Sheriff, NJ
West TOpsham, and was taken to
Barre for examination. Iiis cOun
sci, r. M. Harvey Of West Top
sham, says that he claims that he
was at home, ten miles from the
scene of the muruer at 8 O'clock /;
that he drove down to the river, COO
feet beyond the murder, at dusk
with his gig; stopped among the
rocks fifteen minutes looking for
mink tracks; that he can prove by
several persons that he was ut Or
ange Centre at I O'Clock and stop.
ped at the house of Charles Woods,
u mile beyond. lie names several
people he met on the road. No
traces Of blood were found OH his
gig or clothing. Officer Watson
cautioned him not to answer ques.
tiOns, AZ a reporter WAS present.
After the examination, young Ma.
Coon was taken back from Barre to
West TOpsham, in custody of the
Deputy Sheriff, who became respon-
sible for his appearance Wednesday
morning at his fathers examination
in Barre,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-10-23

BILLIARDS OsCILLATING CHURN.
In our Report of the late Fair held
ut this place we mentioned this
churn as being exhibited by Henry
Whicher, of Newhury, one of the
prominent dairymen OF this section;
but the Billiard Churn is IN inven.
ton worthy q more extended notice
than we cOnld give it in that report.
It. is fvery simple construction, be-
ing a plain box, without cleats or
paddles inside. fitted TO an Oscillat.
ing table, connected ut one end
with q fly wheel, and having at the
other end a handle which the Oper.
at0r takes hold Of and moves it
backward and forward. The weight
and momentum of the fly wheel rem
der a continuous motion easy for
the operator, while the whole mass
OF cream is continually swashed
and he sides of the churn rinsed at
every stroke, thus preventing an
accumula ion of half.churned crea ~
on the sides, which if incorporated
with the butter mat crially Injuries
it's keeping qualities and its market
valae. It, is the easiest churn to op
crate in use, working as easy with
II large quantity as with small
quantity of cream, and requiring no
more force after the .cleam has
thickened, or to wash the butter,
than when the cream is first put in.
Another advantage is the ease with
which it can be cleanSed and kept
sweet and clean. 1t is also cliane,l
for this churn that it will produce
more butter from given amount OF
cream than any other; and this
looks reasonable from the fact that
all the cream is cllurned at once,
and there can be no waste through
part of the cream not being cllurned
when most of it has come to butter.
The editor Of the american Agri
cuiturisl says fit:
sin our experience with it, we find
that one man works it with less labor
than two men do the barrel churn, hold
| ing one-half more cream than this one
does, so that there is saving of 25 per-
cent. in the labor"
A. w. Cheever, Agricultural Ed
itor of the Ne.o England Farmer.
says:
"The Billiard Oscillating Churn
have used every week for more than a
year, and feel that l can speak of il
with confidence. find it superior te
any churn with which | am acquainted
There is almost no waste OF
cream. The Churn was calculated for
| churning from 25 to 40 lbs. Of butter at
once, but have churned from 10 to 81
lbs. at time, and with no more waste
of cream in the latter case than in the
| former. For all dairies toe
small for power churn, | can recon-
mend this above all others of which
have any knowledge.
John y. Ellsworth, Barre, Mass,
is Business Manager for the Manu-
facturers, to whom orders or letters
should be addressed.
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Secretary Of the Interior.

Ex Senator Chandler of Michigan
has been appointed to succeed Del.
an0 as SECRETARY Of the Interior. A
Globe special from Washington says:
Whatever may he thought of Tx.
Senator Chambers appointment as
Secretary of the Interior, outside, it
Is known that it meets the approval
of every member of the Cabinet.
One of the gentlemen said this eve.
ming he would like to know what
there was against Chandler; in his
opinion he was one Of the ablest
men in the country, and one of the
most thorough going Republicans ;
he was man of excellent executive
ability, and nobody had ever ques-
toned his integrity. This gentle.
man predicts that the people and
the newspapers that are now de
nouncing. Chandler and the Presl.
dent for appointing him, will IN "A
few months be sounding the new
Secretary's praise. 1t is understood
that this had reference to the re.
forms which Mr.. Chandler will at
once make in the organization aud
administration of the Indian Blu.
reau.
Chandler goes in untrammelled,
and he stated this evening that he
will break up every ring connected
with the Department, no matter
who is affected. In this he SAYS he
will be sustained by the President.
1t is quite probable that the first
change will be in the Commissioner
of InGian Affairs. Aside from any
other consideration, Chandler never
h ID much faith in sem.religious pol.
iticians like Commissioner Smith,
and about the latter's charity he
has great doubt. The new Secreta
ry believes in heroic treatment fOl
everything and will make no ques
ton, should it DO necessary, of get
ting into row with the Indian
Peace Commission organization
which he never favored. His friends
say he will devote himself entirely
to reforming the department; they
place great faith in his executive
ability and business qualifications
and are of opinion that he will make
the best Secretary of the Interior
that has been appointed for many
| wears
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Bradford Prices Current,
Corrected weekly by STEVENS & BAGLEi
Boston Cattle Markets.

At Cambridge and Brighton, Tor the we
ending Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1875
PRICES. Beef CaH'e-Extra fat and hea
premium oxen, 8 9.7j 1925: first quail
$3.50 $50; second quality. 8 $50 a 8
third quality, $500 a $50, per 100 lbs. ON tot
weight of hide, tallow and dressed beef.
few choice single pairs, $l0.50. Bulls, ct
5.00a0.00
Working Oren.-$l5O 2aO per pair. or ,
cording to their value as beef. Steers, sou
5000.
Mitch Cows.-Fair quality, $35 a CD; ext
good, $65n95 with or without calves, rs m
he agreed farrow and ordinary, $50 "a
yearlings, $40 %; 2-year Odds, $lS 80
year lids, $2Sa ~
Sheep.-4 5: extra, 5!r &c; per live,
s. GOA 525 per head. Lambs GA nc per
ShOtes. -Wholesale, 10 a lie; retail. ~ al
per Id. Fat Hogs, Q a9I per ID.
Hidcs.-Brighton,7a country To-
Calfskins, II a l5c. pets with wool on Log
l.25 Tallow 81 a 81; country lots 6.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE,

There were no deaths in Clar e.
mont during September and but
four in August. The town has a
population of over 1000.
New York parties have leased
Stephen Hollis farm in Epping and
have agreed to pay $4,000 for the
privilege of mining for ninety nine
years.
Jerry Driscol, of Lebanon, has
been missing for two years, and was
supposed to have been drowned
returned last week, and explained
that he had been in the navy.
john E. Daniels, who was
recently tried in the Windham
County Court for breaking into the
store of O. G. Fits at West. Ward
boro aud stealing goods therefrom
has been sentenced to six years in
the State Prison. lie was formerly
a missionary.
DIR. William Prescott died at
his residence in Concord, N. H.,
shortly before Z o'clock Monday
morning, at the age of 81 years.
He wax u graduate Of Dartmouth
College, had practiced medicine in
Gilmanton, Lynn, Mass, and in
Concord. He was prominent
naturalist and scientist, and a
member Of various societies through
out the country.
AT the Circuit Court held at
Haverhill for the county of Grafton.
in the case of Robert w. Laird v.
Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers
Railroad, to recover Of defendants
for burning his store at Barnet, VT,
in the spring Of 1872, the jury
disagreed, being out fifteen hours.
Charles Allsaints was tried for
breaking and entering the depot
1t Lebanon, convicted and sentenced
% FIVE years in the State Prison.
David q. Perry. Oh trial charged
with buruing the barn of Samuel
iu Warren, was acquitted,
10 jury bslwv out skUat u uoau tes,