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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF LADY.-On the
18th inst (now two weeks snce,) Lemira NJ lfar-
ris wife Of sylvester Harris Of Coeymons and daughter
Martin Socun, of Manchester VI took passage from
Coeymans on board the American Eagle with the nten


ton of passng the night with relatives friends in this
city or Troy and OF proceeding the following morning


in the stage Bennington Having acquainances here
and In Troy and haviug occasionally made short visits
here and there. alarm experienced by her hus-
hand and fnmy al Coeymans, or her parents at Bon.
ningon until by mutual letters and inquiry her depar.
tufe ami her non.arTval ascertaned Since then
tie most oach has been made by her husband
and father aud tIacc Of her has been discovered
The last that known & her is that she on board
the American Eagle steamboat and that she probably
reached this city. Every place between this and Ben.
nngton has been thoroughly searched There are now
the worst apprehcnson for her fate There scarcely


doubt that has been murdered has been abduc.
ted and Is held in concealment. Mrs II was highly
respectable resident OF Coeymans about % years Of
age and Of good appearance aud bad with her about
$50 in money, gold watch, and large trunk Of
clothing. -.fibdny Argus