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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25

2l2s conroy as The Mayor 1917 Heymon and ano, agt
3'oo' 'rn Tns PSS2 sast &C., 's1 sst
MARINE OouKr-oxSERAL TERM.-Ggoss. sPAULDrsG and
McADAh u.
Non rnnp ,r1t,d Notions 7..Lnkert agt Shiels.
Gar,ies agt. Odell anc 8. Drew agt rag,
Witt agt. Hacker. g..Micrson agt Reilly
BALDWIN agt. Vance 10 Bennett agt Garden.
Goldsmith agt. Becker. IL thomas sst ScLu"I-
The NJ Y. Match Go. IL Brown BIOS. hgt'
agt Levy. Emo.
The N \. Match Co. -. Ross agt Fnan -
aet evy (lSo. ~. IA. Hanger agt.
Meyg1r agt Berien - bernstein -,
Bck 1t al ayt. Morgan. 10. Harris agt Jacobowski
Eaifnerafd, x
.Berge agt. Goldman 16. Adams a ano agt fer'
2..Herron agt. Rammels- kins ~,
berg II al. l7.-LeNis ano aBt Do
Campbell agt. Brown - max, -. NIL.
ls hk- pv'h
A. e al. All a. 10. Adams agt. IA sfrSon
cobson 20. .Martholer agt Fey q
D.. .11eal agt. Stety. ano
6..knapp ag- Hstheway
TRIAL TERM-PARI I.-Adournel for the Term.
PART II-Adjourned Tor the Term.
PART IlI.-Adjourned for the Term.
GENERAL sRssIONs--sl HERLASD, J.-Anarew j: scolen
Jefferson Pat ck Spelman elon0us assault ana pat
Joseph Mcclellan Robert llil Robert slater Agnes
Ealap, Charles NJ Hunt, grand larceny nh
Flanagan othrock, false pretenses Ihomas Man
ie!onious assault aud battery Thomas Morgan !SS
mah Lynch. pcti larceny FREDERICK Bliss receiving soeh
goods Kate Curlry dsorlerly house. -.
OYER AND TrRMISER-BARiErr, John DolaD homicide
lIor Court proceedings zee T,nta IuGel
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OIILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

Season subscribers win the selection OF their seats
Oct 2G at 10 a. NJ the Office Of the Society No 80 Union
square, choosing their places in the order Of their
the subscription list Tine right Of selection II not then used
will be forfetedl The viii be sold at tie Academy
THURSDAY 2s at p. public auction, by Edward
sehenck esq, auctioneer Entrance on FouIeenthst
Tn, Proscen nm Boxes will sold %, at ~ m
at the Office NO 33 Union square, where plan of their dspo
sOn will Ue found
+. II. sCHERMERHORN, President.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALIANAC. 49,
So, -isos Dol Sun CTS. jcG Moon rises. 2@s
HI,.u whIKR ms DAY. u
SANDY Hook 80 COWS IslauI.. Ji2 Hell o. Ferry 1871
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fcctures dno meciinas.

/ ECTURE on FINANCE, under the auspices
Of the NcwYOrk Board ~ Trade D. Cob WM. Il. eros
VENOR, at the Cooper Institae MONDAY EVENING, oct
%, 1873 Admission, 80 cents. Doors at o'clgek
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COMMITTEES:

COMMITTEE:
Hon. sam1 J. Tlien Governor Of New. York.
Hon. Joseph %. Iede Governor Of NewJersey
Hon. Chas II. ingerso, Governor Of connecncut
s sR lem anSSc TG,aG s q %Tmy
Gen Chas. q. Graham, New York.
hon chester ATt%T CSs.IoT PSTt EeTYS-
Hon VIM VIM H. i WI t Mayor Of Nsw.YorE
HON HON W TPs Msyo, 81 FS OF jersey CITY,
Hon Hon b Ech HeTs MayO MAYOR a. Of
ion.,ito6ert W. T6wnley, Mayor Of Elizabeth.
Hon. p 7. Bsrnum, Mayor OF Bridgeport
Hon. 7. l. James, Postmaster NewYoIk.
Hon. Hon. 4 Aa V hH" Mta de- S C. vs York
Hon. :. b. Chittendcn, N. g, Brooklyn ~
IIST. 4 n GIe p cSni,igSr s,, S% %.iS
lion. Amos j. clark rrc-d,n, FIRST Nat Blk, Elizabeth
Hon Roger A. Pryor i:roo%lynrr d., co,r,, ,,ev Work
ll IL and M G os IT, d! S,S % GTapIic
c. l.. Tiffany Of 1inany q Co. New York.
Fletcher Harper IT., Publisher, New YorE. x,o.,
cP isVacs Prs.idcnf y y Na sans Assoeaton
@ cS9ann Na COZ 1t sa1S, s u
D d. Sherman President Mechanics Bank, and Chairman
G n jordan S Cashier Third Sai Bank NewYork
Sa f1 a Prsssn osnfa nauR a
c. \. Baker, Cashier first Nat Bans, New-E9rs. v,
l. %hSei o. PRESIDENT rV Ce" MAJ BaD
B B,syton Ives, V p. (. = STOCK Kxc6ange
EdT coTs s SnS y i opT Of rP Ss5GE
stephen Crowe President PheDS Fire ms. co. New-iork
A &. Wimarti. Y. r. Home Ins. Co, New-h Orh.
Morris Franklin, President New- York Life ms Co.
Geo r. Hope. President continental Ins. Co, New York
Jos Seligman " mixer New-NOIk.
Charles AMER, Banker, New lOlk.
DrcXel. Morgan e co, Bankers, New YORK.
]. r. -. IaIier Banker, NtW-Gork.
pIinv Freeman. Globe T'fe FMS. 90. New-NOrF.
Cen Horace porter V. Pulman Palace Car Co, ". Y.
Bru q. Clarke, jersey city. -,
Felix Campbell mcmUer St,ta Centennial Board, Bklyn.
Ncr,in Green, W. {. T,lreirpf CONF any, New-lOrk.
John II. Davis banker, Ncn ! ork.
Henry k!bbe, Of kibhe fi9ilro, ~reVe & 90, y. 4.
H. Sherrard, jr. President NcV-iJrk Transfer 20.
Dan DO Id President Newark savings institution.
Beach Nantprpoo President iODaid ~avtnes. Newark.
Join Kcau, pr, s.dcnt Nat Onal STATE BANK Elizabeth
c. @. Rock wood. Cashier NaioDal newark Banking Co.
&. !. BALDWIN, cashier Nechan cs' &G' Bank, Newark
Jaa -. OrtOu. Cashier second Nat Bank, Newark
zen. Alex. Snaitr y. e., =. y. \.
". g.. ward, =. O.. :. -. \.
Col. EmmOns CLARK tn Regiment Y. g., \ ~ Y.
Co Josiah Porter, 22d Regiment, Y. g.. :. y. V
Col Ri.nart NOse. list Regiment, Y. g., 2. y. Y.
c., f.. A. CDnkiug Sith Regiment. y. O., = y. Y.
Col jas. r. Hitchcock. Oh Regiment, =. g.. = \. Y.
Col. Chis. :. Spencer, 9th Regiment " g., ;. y. \.
Col. John Ward, H., 12th Regiment, y. c., y =. Y.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE EVEN
ING.
C. " Jordan Cashier Thrl Nat Bank. y. y Chairman
q u rfIsou nra4t Mo- mi y. Y.
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.3N2 - hgi. -.
2 & --- agt. -.
2lOj Ring art. The Mayor.
ll72 SCmlntinGer agt. De
feysi
1880 CT0weli agt. Jackson.
SIS johnson agt. Morgan.
.iJaZ. Banks agt. James and
adO.
1886 Browning aet. Home
Ins. co. Of Ohio.
800 Norton agt. Kedding-
ton.
1858. Eisner agt. Morgan.
i4s2 Jones agt Kelly, ShcT.
2l24 Conway agt. The Mayor.
1866 SUI Ia agt. German TX.
Ba.
23l7. Walsh agt. The Mayer
1911 Ltutpago agt The
Mayor.
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2l25 .Conrcy ast The Mayor 1917 .Heymon and ano ast
27O5. The People, &c, agt Stevenson |
The Mayor 6OO..- AyI - |
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nlnsirdl Jnstrnmerls.

AN ELEGANT 7li-Octave PIAN0-FORTE
~ SALE-Cost 800 Will De sold for s22J. Tits Is
piano or patent humDdc. CAL and examine 30
Bleecscrst. DECKER e BROTHERS..
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~ Y. BALL & Co,

1--WE MASON q HAMLiN CABINET Or
L CANS received THREE HIGHEST MEDALS AMI
DIPLOMA or HONOR a. the GREAT WORLDS ENpO-
SITIOSS in PARIS and vienna. always rcceiyed
highest and acknowledge e. De tho
BEST INSTRUMENTS of the CLASS In tho WORLD.
The largest assortment Of ORGANS IN the country rcu'ing
an novelties DE the MAEERDDNS OF the
Company, No. 3 UNION SQUARE, New York ORGANS
sold Tor cash easy payments, rented until rent pays for
UPRIGHT PIANOS, large and superior as
L sormcnt tor SALE RENT al OUNRfFR & SONS.
Manufacturers p West l3tst between 5th and G'haycs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23

old 900 note. He should 20 with national
fleet to Samoa, and High Admiral SECoR
ROBEsON should himself command the i'm
posing squadron. Seeing this Tremendous
array of maritime power, Queen SAF0A
would forget STErSBERGER Eve feet three,
and in Imagination the child Of 50 mighty
An empire would grow In an hour 10 tho
lofty proportions OF six feet one or two, at
least.
There Is no question i'm our foreign policy
that holds "A candle to this. Think Of it.
The United states allied bv marriage to
that venerable dynasty which comes down
from those day. of cnivnlry wi'n the bold
warrior fcastcd Oh his captured foe. Don
llturLrON Ftsu viii crown his OH 3iIl
career with the brightest brilliant he could
gather bv concentrating the alliance be-
tween RIcuELtEu SrEfSBEHGERaui Queen
SNrOA, the far widow of Samoas royal
house. Then for once, Abandoning the
funeral dirrc, thcpoci laureate viii MARBLE
forth glowing cpthalamium winch Will
thereafter be the SONG of all weddings,
whether american or Slmoin. H1l The
trumpcts! The royal pair have received
pricstly bcnedictipn. md Americ1 aud the
isles of the SOFA are i',ned IN holy wcdlockl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23

unknown in the District OF ColumbilJ
without consulting the President or the
Attorucy-Grurrh He was made COM
p.,te muster Of the office and its emolu-
nents.
the bills which he rendered are mon
struus. ana the Committee on Expenses OF
the Judiciary reported over tlG000 for one
year. with charges which are fraudulent
on their face. Under this act FISHER APP
pointed five different assistants. every one
of whom stands charged with crimes which
ought 10 consign them all to the prnitrn-
tiary. lINRI1NGToN led on in the safe
burglary and FsuER. Jr. is now ar
luigned not only for releasing the burglar
ScuNEiDtR from Jail, in COLLISION with
EVANS, one Of his predecessors, but also
Tor stealng indictments and appeals from
the Police Court in order to hlnckmal the
partes Interested
Those aic the men whom GpANT selected
~ the prosecutors of criniuli. nt the cipi-
tai, with fun knowlelgc that they ought
to bc Standing IN tho dock themselves. ~
some of them soon wal be- rue Police
Court and thv police force are of the same
stamp. Between them there Is no choice
for they have all operate together. aud
when caught They mako "A soap goat for
their crimes. as Will now be done with this
scamp FisuEm who Is II chip OF the old
block.
IL was through the influence Of such
scoundrcls n these, with Boss SmEPuERD
at their head that the gag law was driven
through Republican Congress, and Mt
tempts were made to stiHnglc the press for
exposing villaini"s which threatened the
lives aud property of upright citizens who
resisted and denounced the corruption and
rascaliiy Of the Washington Ring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23

nothing, accepts nothing not his, is a mer-
Uiui creditor aud a .crHpuiou~ d'n toi 4;
who gives while he usks ful value IN re-
tuin for the commodity givcn--such "a n.tn
can never pns,, has never passed thiou IN
this world without winning the need Of
honor he deserves, though he never
worked for 1t, but only for an approving
conscience.
The newspaper which is conducted from
such religious motives rs these and aims
to stimulate tncm in its readers is the
truly religious journal Such it Is our cf-
fort to make TnE SrN. dcspising the pre-
tcuce of cant and fighting against the
enemies Of truth. IL must be kept in
mind, however, that it is just rs much the
duty oi Il newspaper to lash the pOachers
on the preserves of the church and OF
society, us IT sto hold up the hands of the
honest workers. Indeed, in these days we
hold IT to be the first duty Of journal 10
cleanse the community, to point out the
thieves who fattcn at the public crib, the
droucs who dcvour the substance of the
people too much engaged in necessary
labor TO keep lynx eye on their possess
sions, the huiubugs Who degrade Journal
I'm aud prate about truth and virtue while
they sell their pens to gamblers ana social
landitti. the mumbling cantcis who make
religion an offence and a drcarinc~s, the
frauds who iufest society and Haunt their
shOddy gcntility, the traders who trade to
cheat, the iinancicrs who get the peoples
money by the respectable confidence
game, and the ministers who steal the
livery OF heaven 10 serve the dcvil in.
Against all these classes we declare unre-
lentiug warfare. There are enough of the
Representatives Of each of them to keep us
employed, We are sorry to say, for long
time to come. They work in darkness.
but they shall all see the rays Of The SUN
penetrating To their holes.
THE SUN accepts the responsibility of
religious as well rs n moral and political
guide for its readers, aud Will TO the best
Of it, ability meet il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23
Worth Remembering.

II 10 worth remembering Just ut rosout
that the men whose acts, ia oouucct. on
with the District Attorney Office az
Washington, are now exciting such ludig-
nation aud disgust all over the country,
are the slne set of men who nave re-
pcatedly cndr0yor"d ~ take the 'luol of
plth HUN 10 Washington TO be- tr,l before
the Police Court there for something
printed in our columns here in Now Yoik
In these efforts against THE SUN, which
were io.led by the upright, just and
learned decisions Of Judge BLAr,ltFoRn,
they had thosympathy and support Of tho
Whlte House and OF ita moot active in
mates and attaohe'. II would be an inter.
eeting inquiry to know how tar they had
the sympathy Of Tia same elevated par
ties when they were engaged III releasing
criminals for brides, in stealing indict-
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whi-,,us 10, 5000 IA side.

FT0'l NJ tlHUNI7lI ITIIIIfI
CIN,fNNArI, sept. ~ $50 -Whur, ae one
Of Tine impaired lrOm ttr SOFT 81 the late un.
plrHrantucS- has est, bi-urd hi usrlf m this
CIV ani BE- scl styled ina ,s known as Whist
norony, MonIay. sept. IN l'7b, cnuilen.e Mn, d
wnistt against NE 40 any ine or Ilace he may
name, for ans sum OF money to VII: from = 100
to sTb slue. have selected martial niisie
particularly. ana whistle anNthing from Yam
kce Doodle 10" me Gul let be ind ~"
ana " ne II not content WIN that, VIII whistle
~ INST hin N Imitation Ot tue can r., room.
Wondchuck, aud crow IA TACT, anything a. Dee d
W IA liths tharrY Artcle, uf agreement VIII
be slthrd ~ h"nt hrI.yh,' Henry pickett,
proprietor 10 C.s,illy'- or RAT row
NANBiING Tow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23
Relative OF Deacon Richard smith Wants
to see Him.

To THE EDITOR or TIE SUN-Sfr: You
stated IN TUESDAYS suS that my relative, Dea-
con Richard Smith. was In town. / desire 70
have him visit me, If possible. II he has time,
will YOU please tell him to call At my ofl go. 4st
East Houston street, near the ferry, as | would
like 10 hv'7 ,o.- owe. family ar drs, Sc, do
not want 10 talk poltics; neither viii ! SUD-
scribe any money. For though Fm hard
money man, want to see old Dni Allen elected
In OAo. II lhcaard would Ike to know our
feelings up this Wnyin the matter OF the finances.
can inform INN that nv neighllrs arodnl the
old DRY Dock and Avenue - re not particular
about hai # or soft money, II they can grt enough
OF ti'hrr. llcre are several ub iects Of CURIOSITY
ny here that would lik" To show hun, slch as
the Ola mechanics bill ~, self. aud my cclc-
lEtcd hand made axe h1uIlc-, OF my own
make, one II which shall present him, So that
lac can take n West win him MS "A sainplp az
Eastern enterprise. II Lee should remain i'm town
hC NiI und mo ~ VIM. Nuuns's MccnAuirs'
Headquarters. + urth an Lewis streets on Stt.
uruu' night, a. viii give the nr-t OF a course 81
lectures, and viii rrp1afly refer t. ohio in u.y
lectures. ~ Won VIII prob 4hlv see him before /
de-, VIII you please give INN HE following inyi-
tdlou:
HOY NcuAnp s,rln- nan, Sr. You arc hereby re.
it 4. smith q" "Ite pion,nr,, Men Of he p s sn
nl' 900 N,c iui. = iiea.qufter. IA Lcwis street on
iur iy rN' rug sept. -. @ Dclucs. lluutng sou
WiltnNur us vain Alur presence ou the OCCASION We
rrhnu You're Itsptcifl y.
t....,.r ,,..,..... HAMILTON WADE, Tres.
bANIil Nrl trdi.fs, secs
llO. ~ Nou Will cudeavor to see him and pre-
set tAlH lnNlttIun duI yours,
DANILL Z. SMITH
Axe Handle Maker aud sw Filler,
4oi '"Ast Houston street.
i Va Ed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23
or"rr- Deep Disgrnc, 4 Charitable view.

Even the hc>t 'ri,ud OF Gen. Grant must
achhoM l'uee O. M me- nls o .lY erred way rrt
Dep RIA liIos and t.rl he'd his own fame his
Wlliul tpect 'ls 10 rec him tu-da, maintain
M ia M tuoinrl ~ disgr ced IN the publIs
eye ana whose clIri cintn To tue place ne nuids
- perhaps, thht ne rave 10 the President 4
pIVlnel the ~ pOIutu.ent VI Indian trader.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23

Cheering -pcctacle. isnt H. Aud paopl. are
INN aS icV "ap ~ ' iin r Of ,s a sy
',l'n,n7 ioi the l"',.onof po ca ira,rr una u
90 Itau- "..r Do, eaiatl III Wc4t, auI tie W u,
The Young editor ia talking abou' joins Mon.
iissEl, not about JAY GOULD, h. master. But
why not about JAY GOULDf Cheering spectacle,
isn't II, that OF this man, trained es he has teen
IN business knn,cp and interruptions stock
eauDlu-. the dclrauoer of tie Lr,. s;-s......,,,l
crs the shark ~ Wall .,rcet and the shiny SER
p'ht ofthe Back Friday actually contro lin. the
Journal founded by lloKACL GHEELLY. Think
II the sources Of his influence, the means
whereby he gained his we.lth. and the business
he follow. aud then contemplate him as the
pretended preacher 81 truth aud virtue from
the tall tower. 1t Is IN very truth the wolf in
shepu's clothing who has got into the fold over
wAicn the stool pigeon assumes 10 stand guard.
can aLy one !ooS or with no idea that there is
anything rtotesquc and indecent Ia it, Its
dissusiint to listen e. JAY GorLn abusing
joins MoRussrY because lac is q gambler
Tur srN uersisis in dishcievine in any good
D. Is losing unaelce IN Deacon lu,n,Kp SAITH
cU,ff'i".i aDiti 90.
And now ict GRANY appoint Deacon RICHARD
SMilH 90 tee secretary Ol the Interior. aud TnE
srN will believe and have confidence that he his
done one good thing.
II was predicted IN some # the Caiifor-
mia newspaper that there would probably he a
good deal OF distress IN that state among that
class OF Immigrants VINO were unuroyided with
means, 100 consequence Of the extraordinary in
nUN 4 l.tuI which las taken place during the
Iat few months hut the san Francisco EUNtu
SAYS tiat although unusual drought and threat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23

This rural follower # KELLOGG had evidently
icori u tue profit. which his fellow politicians
Ia more important Offices had made. and deter
mined 10 Improve bis own OPPORTUNITIES to the
utmost u lis ability. 1t WAS TO maintain such
.eIl W ~ office that GHANr uniawfully used the
army Oft United States to overthrow a legally
elected state Government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23

by this tIOk IA legislation the District
Attorney at Washington wa entirely r.
noV,d from the Obligations OF his class of
pubic officers TO the Att0rnry-GeneraI.
Tie could practically audit hls own uo-
counts; pay himself what he pleased out
OF the fees, which exceed forty thousand
dollars year, ana appoint las own as
slsianls OF deputies ian ONCE previously
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23


100
"Jo-tce Of tie Peace Ward
To % = RIVER. I nave Isasivved your Iefter I'm
.tate " jons N.Y. ana I lave risen you on nj.
una cNr'iai ce Co your Letter and the auuat
Of his CAust nj You Will Pay to the Constable the
amount OF tiss to-t
AOUr Iruf flruI
fouS TArf-N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23
The sun the True Religious Journal.

About four years ago some good people,
d'einiug the newspapers of New York too
wicked in their Influence, started n daily
journal called the VI ness. which was to
provide the leaven TO leaven the whole
lunp. II contained both news and pious
cNhortation, extracts from sermons and re-
porte of the stock market. Thcprojociors,
MT the head Of whom i Mr.. REMINGTON,
the gun manufacturers have during these
fodr years exhausted devices to get circu-
lntion for their religion, daily. We quote
IL dir own words:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23

The Rev. -. |. IvEs, the Republican can
ddate FOR Prison Ii spector is a Methodist
preacher We make no objection to him on
that ground. nor TO the Northern Christian Id
rocdie. the central organ Of that church, which
pr. isps him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-03
SheriH'S Sale.

KENNEBEC SS.--Taken on Execution, and will
be sold by public auction, on Saturday the TWEEN y
sixth day OF June A. ID. 1873, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at the Office of Eugene w. Whitehouse,
in Augusta, in said county, all the light in equity,
which Mary McMiichell Of China, in the county Of
KenDebec, has to redeem the following described
real estate situated in China in said county, to wit
A certain lot OF land situated In said China and
bounded and described as follows: on the east by
the road leading from Gustavus Chadwick's land to
Windsor Corner, on the north by land of Gustavus
Chadwick on the west by the three mile pond, on
the south by land occupied by Iiallett Hamn, now
occupied by Gustayus Chadwick, said lot contain
ing ity ac es more less, 1t being the same piece
OF land decided by Albert +. and Hannah Irving, to
the said Mary McMitchell, by deed dated the TWEEN.
ty-seventh day OF September, A. d., 1856, and re-
corded in the kennebec Registry of Deeds, Book
POS, page 25l.
1he above described premises being subject to q
mortgage, recorded In SAIL kennebec Registry of
Deeds, Book PSI, page So, gwen by the said Mary
McMitchell to Daniel Hewins of Augusta, in said
county, to secure the payment OF promissory note
Tor one hundred dollars, dated October 10Th, 1870,
payable in one year from date, with interest at IL
per cent. per annum. until paid, on which there Is
now due the sum of $ll0 30.
WIN. ii. LIBBY, Sheriff.
Augusta MAY II, 1875. 3w22
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-03
Maine Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after Monday, March LIST, 1873,
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston, 500, II. 80 A. NJ, 1880
PM.
For Rockland, $50, ii. 80 A. NJ.
For Pennington, IL 80 A. NJ.
For Bath Lewiston and Portland, 600, II.30 A.
NJ, 2.l5P Nj.
For Watcrville and Skowhegan, 1922 a. NJ, 4.l5
P. NJ.
For Waterville, skowhcgan, Belfast and Bangor,
4l5P.M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-03
Augusta, NAV II, 1875.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
N been duly appointed Administrator on the
estate of
JULIA A. FURBUsH, late OF Augusta,
in the County of Kenncbec, deceased interstate, and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the
law directs: All persons, therefore, having dc.
mands against the estate of said deceased are de.
sired TO exhibit the same for settlement; and all
indebted to said estate are requested to make I'M
mediate payment to
THOMAS n. FURBUsH.
May 10, 1875. 3w23
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-03
Farm for Sale in Hallowell.

CITUATED on the Winthrop road l. " miles from
- Hallowell depot, Ia of mile ION the HALO
well granite quarries, known as the old Wingate
farm. Said farm contains 1873 acres of land, divd-
ed as follows about so acres in tage, ID acres in
pasturage, and the remaining 30 acres in wood.
Included in the tllage land is fine orchard. and
large number ofyoung apple trees just coming into
bearing, also some fine black heart cherry trees in
full bearing condition, be sides q number of plum
and pear trees This place is wei. watered, and
has good buildings consisting OF large two-stOry
house, three barns conveniently located carriage
house. wood sheds, cattle sheds, &C. The fields
have all been moved with moving machine for u
number of years, and under good state of cul-
tvaton. This place cut Is tons OF hay in 1873, an
Is a splendid chance for q stock or milk farm
Stock and farmi tools sold with the farm il want.
ed. \ wood lot of about 40 acres situated in the
town of Manchester, viii be sold either in connec-
ton with the farm or separate as desired. Price OF
fan m and wood lot 5000. For further information.
Apply on the premises, or address,
W. 5. 4 5. +. WISSLOw,
mf Augusta. Maine.