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Pun >uh-efih~r hereby siVrs public notice to all
cssnrs rn.si that ~ hs- Teen duly appointed aud
has taken npaa h,ln-sB The trust OF an Admsni.-
iraior u the EstSte Of
frs.iUs y. >nowmsn
laisfrf Perv--S; iri;hc County Of nanccck Csulk~r
acc"ased. Toy g'stng bond as the law dir~vis. h-
therefor" tsqu. It, II persnns Who ar indettci
% the sari deccAscsi's ~state. Ia make imm.tat.
pay mont AMI thDse wh1 have ANY demsnds there
ON, a. eNhiht the ssr.e for .sffirtnsra.
sept !. irs. SAL lEkxpEs 4. SNOWMAN
NJ Court OF Probate holden at pncsspori
within and for the ,ounty of HANCOCK GA the Sd
" eslncsiay OF >.pie--'iseT 4 u. t~s9
fhar - lie Oh, t.usri an Of
Rt.eiiia Leach.
Of eanh-ct. in ssid county minor having pressnt
.si has ftrst seonnt Of .uariisa.np apou ssid
ssisir for Erolssi.
bEpEhEp That the sstt Guardian give notice
ih"feei 10 all ser.ons inter. .tsSi. nv causing .
c"rr ofthis - ier to D. puhli.hca three week
.uo~ssilsliy u tise Ellsworth American printed IN
hlssN"rth. that thes NAV appear II Probate
teurt to b. hnlien AZ E1ssorth The FOURTH
" evine-l4s Of nc'ns.er next. Al Ten OF the Clu<A
~ ths forenoon and shrw eagsr " any they have
Nay u9e same stpuid not - aiiour-i
FAKArg TICK. judge.
true cery-thest ',ro. A Dyer. Register
90
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Claim Age ncy,
ELLSWORTH. NE

HAVING, bren engaged fpr several years in the
Claim Agency. ia prosecuting claims a. Washing
too u e, ~ the various depsrtn' nts anH hsvtas
tctsae familiar sth The moAt expeditions meth.
OIL ut establishing ciai,as, solicit The pat
ruuase of All An need my serv. prc@cBt
tu< ctatnfs upon the t.cvrTumcnt
Invalid ~,it'Ts rnsds saeh by wounds oF dis
eass cuatras ted IN tho 4. :. service.
Widows during dow ho1.l
Ipvrrnsisnt Mother " hose I'm zhanh HAVING r.
serted THIN. and abandoned their suppart no
a." physsralif taeapscliasei - support them. has
ius no o4hrr source II income.
l'-prn'leni fAtliFrs wh"rr the Mother IL dead
81. Fdans children, orphans BROTHERS AMI rtsIrr~
andcr sAvirca sears ATr entitled "a pensions.
orisi'.al and asiid onai bpuntie-. bach pay mIIs
aEr. rAttpa money, bills prisoners ut
thsir hears collected IA ,hr ~ possible
urr. chAfgs slr lcrn rendered anIcAs ~.
c"~stui
A. D. at R>IIAM
Ellsworth july s.fh. iss-s so
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Msny farmers ere coming to the conclu-
sion that close manure cellars under barns
are not we'll for ths animals or the hay and
grain shove. A manure shed is q better
srran cement, they think
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n. Portland Packet
1sLR L L NJ Il.

The last satin. suhr. fRAkiiN rIE, >.
T. VI. Grant. Master. a ~ pts \ Pa &ct betw. IN
Ellsworth and fottlanl.-tur ffri-ht.-ti4r current
season. ~ tn >ucn ID from other good rcs-eia a.
the bu~lnr>. may require.
fur iurtIlcr particulars enquire ~ J. NIL.
i.ER, Jr-. ct Portland. or ~ fhs Clpta4H board.
D u. AIkE>, Agent
March 18th. lH9 lar
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCpsk.
To Capt Benj T. Atherton, OF the above
named petitioner treeasa.
For much a. ih. above nansel request has
been made IL = Justice Of t.e Fesc~ within
and for III. tsunty. you hereby directed Ia
tty and warn the Pew In sAid Iionse 10
tnect nj the ssid meeting House in sornesville Nj
D.sert IN saturday the Ssh day OF pct A. ~
l-as at orc O'Clock in the afternoon Tor ths rnr-
p".e named IN he above request, By posting mp
reriIh"t copy Of Thu Warrant and Petition and
the prime iIl- otter door ct aid mectngboue
and also inens morn .ublsc places In ssid NJ
u scrt, And by publishing the same caee In the
il-Wortb American q news paper Published IN
thus Comfy. aiit~ lie done ihrrr week. before ths
lime OF said meeting and have Won this warrant
With your Aoings thereon at the time and place Of
sad M eintg
t.r.n under m. Ia nd anil zeal. At Mtnessrt
IN said oeunty TIM. fu~t day ~ ocfeher, i~s.
Ent> NJ. HANOI, Justice 81 the Peace.
tfue eops--Au..l: n. T. AsHNEroS.
~ the rsitisusrs- iwtI
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 BVLYIyCH HfRIkF.


No. I BVLYINCH SfREkf,
(0ppesits Revere House, BOSTON.
TIE Trustees Of this Institution take
pleasure in announcing that they
well ksosn DR. A. H. HAYES, late surgeon U. ).
Army Nics President Of Columbia College of
hv-ieisns and Surgeons. &C.
This institution now publishes the pops isr me d.
PRESERVATION ~r,tten by DR.. Hays II treats
upon the gr-ors Of fossfh, Pressat.,s Deciiae or
NdsAood, Se,sisai Hsstsess aud AL Dsssssses and
fssses OF the GsAsrstfire On gass. Thirty thou
sand copies sold last year. II indeed book for
sico.
THIS Institute Ia. jus, published the most periec,
treatise % the Kind ever offered 10 She public, en-
ttiet "SExuAL PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN. AID
HER DISEASES" pro usriy Illus r.ie,l stth the
very best engraving This hooki+ also from the
pen 81 pr HsYue.. Among the varlaHs chapters
iuss b., mentioned. The Ny .s.ry 81 Life. Beaati
III ofs pring. -Beanly. is value to Woman. Mar
gr.-',rneTal iiy grtae ~ Wsman.-Fuhrrtf -
Change 81 I.ifs. Exursses Of the Married - Priv
vent gu to Conception, A.. In b~auufai French
cloth. eco. Turkey Morocco. fnIl gilt $50
t.isltrr Of these books scRt By mail. securely
sled. postage paid ON rrceil, 81 price.
Ihaughtiu, clergy men RECON- cud these books
TOR their high mnTHl one. and al eminent and
ssilul physicians earnestly recommend them 10
the public a. nc Only scientific and reliable trca.
usg a. tho kind publi-hsd Ia America,
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THs "FtAR.nl JutgNAL or HEsLTH." pr,
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vance. Adde'S : above
as-tiHSnr ~ ii,fE~, ", y Resident and
oa-ulignk Fhy siSi 4n
y N-tir. u mas tc run-ritcai IL strirtc.t Goa
adsnrs on al li-"a~e requiring skill. secrecy and
cSp-tieuce. iSyIuLAHLh >Eraksr AND JsErAIS
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House for Sale.

For sale. . convenient Two Story DWELLING
House, all finished, with an Eii and barn attnck
Ell and about half acre Of land situated q, the
lage and near Ponds Spring For particulsrs n.
vuirc Of H. nrAS.
Ellsworth, Aug. -, te60. a
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To Eben ". Hamor Esq. one OF the Justices OF
the Peace within and for the county Of uascoek
The undersigned owners ofPews in the Ua,on
meeting house In NtDesers in said County here
by request you 10 call . meeting OF all The Pew
owner n said Nouse tor the purposes following
viz. That the said owners may he incorporated
into body corporate under the lave OF ,hss state
And ysu are hereby requested to issae your var.
rant for such meeting sces ling IN law.
Dated At MtDcser Sept. scth. isss
X. r. AraEzro~, l.. y. NAsn,
u. 2. WAsoArr. q AIIoS.
DANIEL >osgs,
STATE OF MAINE
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Sanford's Independent Line.
FOR BOSTON AND LOWELL.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRIPS A WEEK 10 BOSTON.

steamer NNBKtDGE steamer
,lR hAIAHDl> y. Capt :. i. JOHNSON.
capt. II. :. RcH, will run alter
nzieiy a. follow.
Lesye Basxor sYery NOSDAY. WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY st ~ a IL. Harlden at u - m,
Ntntei port IL m. and ituCkspOrt nj u - p IN.
for Boston. touching az ali the ususi landings
the river and haV.
Returning vii leave Bpstnn for Bangor. amt IN
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ant FRIDAY aileraooEs al c'clock.
Pare irasa BANGOR. Hampd-n or " Inter
Pott and Buck-pou 10 Bu-ton, $40
flre 10 Lowell finciulinE hack iare In
HaSfon'. - 60
Sc cai- cNtra.
No extra hazard pus freight taken- Freight mus;
De accompanied 10 Eili Of Iadne ia duplicate.
LOOMS TAYLOR. Agent.
Bangor Jun.5th. I-s. 1871
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under the Act nf tAss.
No. Is. state ST.. Opposite Kilbv st.,
BOSTON.
4 bTeR On extensive practice Of upward. o
twenty years. csatinues to secure Patents In
the tniiei hates also In great Britain, Fra &c
AND other foFrsru countries. Caveats. spe~ioea.
IONS. Bonis, Assignments. and an pagers or draw
tngs tor Patents. exeeatcA reasonable terms
with dispatch. Researches made into American
aivice rvndcr~d In al matters touching the sam.
Copset OF the elaims Of any patent furnished bv
emitting ose dosl.t. Assignments recorded in
washingtan.
No Ayescy IN "a. G.sfsd State. possesse. r.,,rsr
Nasstfiss fsv cssasssas Patents y aseerfainsas "a.
rrassssskiisfs Of snresfsons.
During eight months the subscriber IN the -onr.e
OF his large practice. made f,rsos rejected App
cations sixTtEN ArrEAI- evsrs oa> OF which =.
decided nAs orpr b. the Con u sioners Of rstente
II
TESTIMONIALS
sscres,fi practitioners with whom I have had
om'tAi intercourse. CHA> MASON.
tonimis sionera Of Patents
y have no hesitation in assuring inv eniors that
they cannot employ co~fefenf nsd
hHasrfAt, AMI more capable & putting their
Apph"ston. IN form to secure for them an earis
andisvarshlc cons isiersti"n NJ the Patent ntiier
EDMUND BURK'
late COMMITS -ion-r OF Patents.
Mr., u II. EnDy has made for IN. THIRTEEN
applications, In ali but OWE Of which patents
have been granted. and that one is nov pending
such numistakable Ttr,s.f of great talent and
abhtf ON his pAI leads me to recommend all IN.
srai"r. to Apply TO hiss 10 pr.,rus their patents
as they may he surw Of having the most faithful
attention beloved on their cases, aud a. yer,
reasonable rharsr-. JoHN TACt,ARD-
Ian. l. l-o-lvf
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Hot springs, trk.u.as Nav sss
Doctor RICHARDS rs YARl,k >rkg-r NEr
YORK.
bEAk SIR
ADD IAat afrrr all the medical treatment iao1
any thing about. ia springs taclale.l, Ia
!" cure syphilis your BALsaM vii anI has raj
oalIY cured the wos-s y, Them. Tae4+1nls OFT
h''e from all part every season. AMI II yol So
establish ne as Agent, can seil large 4aaa.ilse'
OF JouF A~'iieine, for .asis aca ,a. X o.
all you claim for It.
Very truly. yours. a. ke
q J. BY j..
Any one ~ishin. to enquire Of Dr. B-,a r.
grad 20 This Medicine can hAs. al.lrr.a - fan lf
writing 70 me-
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COOLEY 4 DAUCHts COLUMN

nwATCH Free--Given Gratis TO every live man
Hwho will act agent ia a new, light, and hon
orablc business. pay ing go q day. No gin enter
prise, No humhug. No mency wanted In ad-
vance. Address
Il. MoSRoE KENNEDY Co, Pitsbargh Pa.
TWO
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DR.. RICHAU's
& 9LDEN BAL3AN 10. \
Golden Ba sam No 2

" III ave your nir, give you strength, ry..or.
FDGT appetite, reduce eitlnk. lai make A rsl-
eaiy well case OF YOU tn . short spars Of q NJ
immediate rsllet aad ra~c I. tl,l.cal ury u
all caars u Rheu natl IN. ssthrr 4rute enrauir ~
inaAmatory whether from tn- Above IT Aay
other, rtrr ~ either No. / OF - COLDER
kAL-AA $500 ger hotsls. OF two a,ttlrA :yr sSs
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r. b. EDDY. eu

Lste Aren't ~ the u Q Patent once, wsshinessn,
under the Act nf taAi
No. Is. state ST.. Opposite Kilbv st.,
BOSTON.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-21
Safest photographic Nelus,

Over 1900 Chinese arrived at San
Francisco from Hong Kong on Thurs
day.
The funeral of DR.. March4ook place
in Albany yesterday, and was the
largest ever witnessed there.
Howell & Co.'S wagon factory, at
Carthage, Ohio, was destroyed by fire
on Saturday. Loss about $4,000.
Ex-Secretary Seward and party az
rived at Denver on the 18th. They
were serenaded by the Grand Army of
the Republic.
Charles H. Mcdonald, aged 16, en-
ployed in The Frederick Republican
office, at Frederick, Nd, committed
suicide yesterday by taking laudanum.
The tannery of Alling Bros, at
Campbelltown, N. Y, was destroyed
by fire on Friday night. The loss has
not been ascertained insurance, S12,-
600.
The steamship Great Republic, from
Hong and Yokohama. arrived at San
Francisco on Saturday. She brought
1900 passengers, 1850 of whom were
Chinese.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-21
City Flour Mills

"AVING recently furnished their Mills with
IL the latest and most approved Machinery, are
prepared to furnish the trade and private families
with the choicest quality of
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Caleb Cushing has taken strong
ground in favor of Senator Summers
speech on the Alabama claims, and il
is said that Robert J. Walker is pre-.
pairing a powerful paper in support Of
the same side.
The Democracy of the lid District
of Alabama have nominated J. G.
Park inson for Congress. Mr.. Parkin.
son is Northern man birth, who has
resided in Alabama since 1865, and is
not known as politician.
William G. Sherrod, formerly of the
Rebel army, is the Democratic candi
date for Congress in the With District
of Alabama. Mr.. Sherrod's disabiIi
ties have been @femoved by act Of
Congress.
A Nashville dispatch of the 10Th says
the new Stokes newspaper will be is
sued on Monday. Advices from East
Tennessee indicate that Stokes viii
carry that section by large majority
Senter will carry Middle and Western
Tennessee but only borough regis
tration, which has heretofore prevailed
by the refusal of Registers to comply
with the law, can elect him."
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-21

geasa A FORMER NEWARK PHYSICIAN
INDICTED FOR MURDER. -HLs Wife tie
Victim.-Many of our readers will re-
member man namedsWilliam d. Potts
who, ten years ago, kept Botanic Dis
pensary at No. 40 Broad street, nearly
opposite Trinity Church, and advertis
ed himself quite extensively as Bo-
tanic Physician. Indeed, his swarthy
complexion, inevitable black garments
and ever. present cane, were so often
encountered upon Broad street, that We
ry few of our then comparatively small
! population could have failed to notice
s him, and retain vivid impression of
i his peculiar appearance. Numbers pat
ronized him some because they be-
lieved in the Botanic system of treat
ment, and chosen few for the reason
that he pretended to cure by the lay
ing ON of the hands, for he was, ac-
! cording to his own story, the seventh
4 son" of the "seventh son."
Notwithstanding the fair patronage
he received, and the fact that he finally
(being widower) married young wo-
man very respectfully connected here,
he finally turned his face westward, and
after some two years absence, was en-
4 countered in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin,
by gentleman of this city, who had
known him well when he resided here.
+ Indeed, the doctors little boy called his
fathers attention to his old Newark ac-
quaintance, in the reading room of the
hotel at which he was stopping, but
when our informant proffered him his
Inland, and called him by name, the doc
tor drew himself up and said: " My
<name is not Potts, sir, it is Dr. Duvall. !"
&And that was the only reply which
#could be extracted from him, when
&questioned by our informant rs to Why
#he should disown his name and former
|8acquaintances. Before leaving Fond
Sdu Lac, the gentlemen referred to learn
Ned that the whilom DR.. Duvall was do
fling an extensive business among the
female portion of the population at
that place, as practitioner of the char
latan description, and his flaming hand
3bills covered the fences and trees on ey-
cry side.
But the Doctor was not man to be-
come strongly enough attached to a
place to secure ga local habitation and
a name" in it, and we next hear of him
4 at GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, where he again
set up business as a Doctor, and by per-
sistent advertising and bombastic
boasting succeeded in once more dri-
wing, what is termed in the West, ga
land office business" Soon after he
took up his abode in the latter place,
the wife whom he married in this city
died, and anon the Doctor married ano-
ther, and now we come to the narration
of the startling event which has given
rise to this article, viz the arrest of
the Doctor on the charge of having
murdered his last wife, whose death
took place under such peculiar and
mysterious circumstances as to cause
suspicion of foul play on the part of her
husband.
4 A post norton examination of tie
body of the dead wife was made by an
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eminent physician of Chicago, and suf-
ficient strychnine found in her stomach
to cause death to o dozen PERSONS
Besides, sufficient evidence was taken
before Coroner's jury to warrant
verdict of murder in the first degree"
and the Doctor was arrested and incar-
cerated, and at the sitting of the Grand
Jury at GAINESVILLE few days since, in
dicted for murder, in accordance with
the facts developed by the Coroners
Jury. Our information in regard to
this affair comes from the most reliable
source, and we likewise learn from
those who knew Doctor Potts best when
he resided in New Jersey, that his Two
former wives also died quite myster-
iously, the first one having been found
at the foot of pair of stairs, in IL g
house in which the Doctor resided in
Plainfeld, with her neck broken, and
no one to witness the tragic event but
the Doctor himself. Strange thoughts
were INDUCED in by many of his neigh
bors, at the time of that startling cat
astrophe, but as there were no posi-
tive evidences of criminality apparent,
the matter was passed over and the
Doctor soon after removed to this city.
If, however, the evidence now exist
ing of this dreadful crime, is as posit-
i've in its nature as we have been led to
believe, there is little doubt but he will
receive such punishment as wife
murderer deserves. Newark Advertis-
err.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-10
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

"A heavy rain storm took place ut Augusta,
Ga, yesterday afternoon, accompanied by lighenng
Miss Sophia Howe of Springfield, Mass,
who has been missing for time past has been found
She is said TO De insane.
....GeO. M. Lee, distinguished lawyer of
Cincinnati, Ohio, sent to the Longyiew Lunatio
Asylum yesterday, insane.
1.-THE diamonds stolen some time since from
Mr. Sunderland jeweer OF Rochester we're NJ
Fort Erie Canada yesterday afternoon by detectives
The paper mill of Moses Cheney. e. Sons
in Henniker at Concord N H. was destroyed by nre on
Monday night The loss Is about $4,000; insured Tor
5000.
John Sullivan, employed ut the Eagle
Sugar Refinery In Boston, fell into vat OF oohg sugar
on Monday, and was Ierrpy scaiueu. LIS recovery IL
doubtful
WIN Bouton, depot master at Spuyten
Dnvvl station ON the Hudson River Railroad, was killed
ON Monday night while on duty, by being caught be-
tween tender and passenger car.
In the case of 0'Baldwin, tried in Salem
for prlenghtng the Jury, after two hours elaboration
found the defendant guilty Exceptions taken by
his counsel and the decision reserved.
In the Supreme Court at Salem, yester-
day the trial OF Patrick DAILY Robert Barrett and VIII
liam Murphy, charged with tho murder or Policeman
Burnham and for the robbery OF tho bank ut Hayerh
was assigned for the 23d INST
The stores of Messrs. Wright g. Wood
ward and L. Fairbanks, IN FltchbnrS, Mass, were en-
tered by burgars last night About $40 wero taken from
Messrs Wright Il Woodward. Mr.. Fairbanks safe, which
contained small amount OF money aud $500 In United
States bonds opened the money was taken out the
bonds left on the floor
A fire occurred on Monday morning in the
Fox block on Middlest Portland, Me. The9tollowlhg
are the prncpa losers Muller Anderson shoe dear
ers, insured for $500 Edward u SWEET watch ari
other stores In the block damaged By smoke anu
water. The building was but slightly damaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-10
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE AND THE
ERIE RoAD-A BILL TO REGULATE VOTING
BY PROXY.

THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE AND THE
ERIE RoAD--A BILL TO REGULATE VOTING
BY PROXY.
UARRIsBURG, Feb. 9-There is considerable
comuoton here caused by the introduction In the Senate
this morning. by Senator Graham, OF bill which has for
its object the rejection Of proxy votes OF the foreign
stockholders OF the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company at the next annual meeting Of that
Company II understood that these proxy votes will
all be cast in interest of the NewYork and Erie Rail
way. The bill Bnomnaly of general application to all
railroads In the State, and provides:
First That no proxy shall be allowed to vote which
person shall be allowed 10 vote who shall have been
promised or received any consideration Tor such vote
presents proof OF authority III such form as tho bylaws
s Sso Rss not Sed stock for sixty days PRIOR
to the election. FVh That no person shall
stock which shall have been transferred to him OBJ
tanned by him for the purpose OF voting at the election
10 be held Sirh Any person holding stock an trust who
shall give proxy any consideration shall be deemed
guilty OF misdemeanor and hned twenty dollars per
CHEERING 70 vote can be challenged by any other person
eutled TO VOTE and must hereupon take an oath to an
provisions Of this act and II his answers are not sasc
tory the Inspectors shall reject his vote. Eighth No
person thus challenged shall be allowed TO vote unless he
produce affidavit In such form AZ the bylaws may re-
quire. ..
nThe bill was referred to the Committee Railroads
and Immediately taken with the evident intention
OF preventing any publicity being given TO the
subject until 1t came from tho Committee, when
1t would be whired through both branches Of the Lcs
laure in the same the bill OF last week. The
matter being freely discussed tonight; and from the
OF members, 1t will meet with decided oppos
They evidently feel considerably soured the
evidence Of Jay Gould before the New-York Legsla.
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company owned the
Legislature OF this state.
THE FORMATION OF A NEW STATE FROM WIS
CONSIN AND MICHIGAN.
CHICAGO, Feb. 0.-The Wisconsin Senate last
evening voted 10 assent TO the formation Of State
from Northern Wisconsin aud Michigan.