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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

On the 18th alt, t.,wiLLIAANEsBIr, middle aged
'n'n who resided at Little. .ssndusky, was found
with the ton Of his head entirely shot of. The
cause is unknown. When found be was still
Eraspng the ramrod Of tho rifle, which was
LAYING mar By.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

Tie enbankmen! of the Hydraulic al Piqus
gave way on Wednesday morning Of last week,
carrying away about | so feet Of the dam. The
food Of water did considerable damage to the
Canal, washed away portion OF bridge and
house or two. The damage to the Hydraulic
10 estimated at about 81, 900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

The Cincinnati Enquirer recommended the La
bar Reform party to nominate HORACE GREELEY
for President, but they ddn't take the Enquirer.
sdvice. 1.-THE lsboring men of the country
wouldjoin the Temperance party it would be one
ofthe best r.fsrm' they could possibly accom-.
plsh.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

The total number of settlers under the Home
stead Act last year was nineteen thousand. To-
tai number since the passage Of the act, 1862, is
over ono hundred thousand. This Is seventy
thousand more laad owners than there is in Great
nr;Iat,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

Three Is considerable excitement In wool and.
shsep. Both have rapidly sdvanced in price,
aud those who have large aocks esl'comforla-
BILE over the pleSsingspl aspect.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

The Committee respectfully suggests the i'm.
.porianee of full delegation from each county
IN the Convention, The issues to be decided IN
the present oamraigu ATE OF vital interest to the
country.
The Importance Of thorough local organiza-
Non can NOT be too strongly urged nor can this
great auxiliary to final success be ton early at
tended to. In this connection, the Committee
would earnestly recommend, that where County
Scmmittees have not already been selected, that
In the call for County Conventions on the 10Th
day Of March, notice be given that the County
Central Committees, for the coming campaign,
will be selected Of that time.
IL is important that each delegation to the
State Convention bring with them correct lis
OF the officers and members, with post-office ad-
dress, Of the Committees Of their county, and de-
over tho same to this Committee
r, ID. HARRISON,
Clairmnn State Executive Committs
RoDSkY Foos, Secretary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

The election OF Delegates to the Constitutional
Convention has been deferred until tho October
elecaion. This. we presume, was on ae count Of
'here bsinE too much political business on hand
Tor The SpI ing campaign.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

SuMSsS's Tesnlu'ion. authorizing the appoint.
rnent Of committee to examine into the alleged
frauds iu the sale Of arms to the French govern.
meat passed the Senate on Thursday last.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

We now have some additional facts concern.
log the singular case at Coldwatsr. The mans
name was Elihu Foster. We arc told that he
had been ailinR for year. Not long since his
physician concluded that there was something
in his stomach that needed removing; he admin.
isiercd the necessary medicines, aud two leeches
and fah we're ojrcied. The eeches we're alive.
The ish was some inches long, and 50 large that
Il stranRled the man in passing from his throat.
The case has excited great deal Of curiosity in
tue neghborhood. -Celina Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

Chief Justice CHASE has retired from political
life and gone to farming on a farm of fifty acres,
Gear Washington. He will doubtless find that
Inrre profitable than trying 70 be President.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

Forty years ago nearly the whole Of Ohio was a
dense forest; now a resolution 10 introduced In
the Ohio Legislature to encourage the culivs.
lion " forests.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

The Legislature has ordered the publica ton
of the Geological Report and the Secretary Of
81 .e's Report, in the German language.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08
"Who Killed Tecnmsah T.

Gen. GEO. SANDERsoN, Of Lancaster, 0his
who died in that place on the 27Ih Of August
Inst, at the breaking out Of tho war
in 1919, organized company ofvOlunteers
for LEWIS CAss' regiment. GcpOral-t III en-
CAptan-SASDsRsON was at the surrender
oil Detroit, with his regiment, and was with
Gen. HARRISON at the river Thames, asa Cap
tain in the regular army. The following is an
extract from his personal recellections published
by the Western Reserve Historical So:iety
MY company shared in the glorious rout Of
Proctor and his proud srmv-that result being
attained BY the victory AT the river Thames. II
was on the memorable day, Oct. 5, 1878, that To-
cumseh fell. ! remember Tecumseh, | saw
him number OF times before the war. He was
man Of huge frame. powerfully built and was
about six feet two inches in height. | saw his
body on the Thames battle field befre il was
cold. Whether Colonel johnson killed him Or
not, cannot say. During the battle all was
smoke. noise and confusion. Indeed, | never
heard any one speak Of Colonel johnson hav-
ing killed Tecumseh until years after. johnson
was a brave man and was badly wounded in
the battle in n very painful part his knueklas
and also, think, in the body. He was car
ried past me on litter. In the evening on tie
day Of battle | was appointed BY Gen. Harrison
lo guard the Indian prisoners " It'll my COMPANY
The locaiion was near a swamp.
As to the repsrt Of the Kentuckians having
skinned Teoumseh's body, am personally cog
infant that such Was the fact. ! have seen ma
nv contrary reports. but they are untrue. saw
the Kentucky troops in the very act of cutting
the skin from the body Of tie chief. They
would cut strips Of about half foot in length
and an inch and half In width. which would
stretch like gum lastc. saw piece two inch
es long, which, when il was dry, could be stretch.
ed nearly foot in length. That il was Tecum-
seh's body which was skinned. have no doubt.
knew him. Besides, the Indian prisoners I'm.
der NIX charge continually pointed to his body,
which lay close bv, and uttered the most bewai. !
ing cries at bis loss, By moan the day after the
battle the body could hardly be recognized, Il |
had been 50 Thoroughly skinned. MY men cover |
ed it up with brush and logs, and It was probably
eaten by wolves.
Although many officers did not Ike the con-
duct OF the Kentnckans, they dared not inter
fere. The troops from that State were infiriA.
ted al the massacre al the river Raisin, and their
battle cry was. "Remember the River Raisin. "
Il was only with difficulty that the Indian pris.
oners could be guarded. so general was the dis
position Of tho Kensnckians TO massacre them.
.-s@-.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

A Young mammt. on the important occasion
OF making her little bay his first pair of trowsers
conceived the idea that il would be M re sconom
icAl to to make them Of the same Dimensions be-
hind and befpre, so that they might be changed
about and wesr evenly. Their effect, whom don
ned by the little fellow, WAS very ridiculous
Papa, at first sigh: Of the bsggy garment, burst
inioa roar sfl.ughter sud exclaimed, ''oh, nv
dear. bow could ron have the heart to do il
Why the poor little fellow won't know whether
he's going N school or coming hons"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

Il is now reported from Rome that the Pope
has his luggage ready packed to leave. 1t is
said he will 60 to Trent in Tvrol,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

The New Hampshire election occurs on Tues
day next, and Connecticut on Monday, April
first
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

People should not undertake. 10 encourage
their fires by pouring Kerosene oil on them, be-
cause that is just what encourages the underts-
kers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

Takes pleasure in announcing to his patrons and the citizens
generally that on and after tho First Of January 1872 he will
adopt the CASH SYSTEM of doing business being fully convinced
ha VIII be or the benefit Of the purchaser we'll the
Small Profits and Quick Returns" shall be our "Noto"
Cash will be paid for all kinds of Country Produce.
Goods Promptly Delivered between Sam&4nm
n All parties knowing themselves indebted to this House
will call and settle at and thereby expense collecting
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

Young man not hundred miles from town.
was aecOstsd BY friend the OiLer day with the
eemark
II heard the other day that you were about to
get married."
"Wa'll, YES" he replied. az thought awhile
that would marry. bnt found out that tho Rirl
and all hsr people were agsins, Il and eonslu.
dsd IS dtnp H."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

NALL al wEDDELL 4 RUssELL,S Drv,
~ Store. Perrysburg, Ohio, and get sample
o1tle OF DR.; A. hosehss's German Syrup, Erss
country from Germany and for any psrsoo AMI.
fering with n severe cough, heavy cold settled
on tho brest, consumption or any disease Of ths
throat and lungs Il has no equal IN The world
Our regular sire battles rs cents. In all oass.
money wI'l he eronpfIy returned n psrfset sst.
isfAssion 10 sst tSivsa. I've dsIss sill rJIsvs
eny ear' rTH. 3SSs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

CNdIrmnn State Ersenfire Lommitfs
RoDNEY Foos, Secretary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08

3BIn
, 1872-12-27

from tbs lotcG CITY IRE So.
A number OF the moBt prominent gentlemen Of
Davenport: have filed . petition before the Dis
trict Court, Of the Seventh Judicial District,
praying that the Aldermen, Mayor aud city otdc-
erB be ousted from their offices, On account OF
alleged frauds and mismanagement Of the affairs
OF the city government.
The following are the persons who take IN
active part in tho performance: 8. E. Brown,
J. P. Dosh, John ". Green, +. II. Stewart, COM
plainants, VI. the city OF Davenport, and A. Fl.
Bennett, it's Mayor, and Henry Abel, G: O. Cock,
Edward 4. Day, Louis Fiold, Il. F: La7orenz,
Henry Lishor. Thomas W. McClcuand, Fl. 4.
Runse, y. Scott, G. S. Shaw, 7: T: Dow, and A.
Woeber its Aldermen John n. Rogers, Attor-
ney, and J. A. LaClaire, it's Marshal.
The petition snys that the taxable property in
the city OF Davenport amounts in value tc
S3 500. 49, that the debt Of said city amounts
to the sum Of $3.50, 900, which said amount is in
excess Of the limit Of Indebtedness allowed by
the constitution OF the State.
The affair is creating a good deal OF excite
ment in that city. For years they have been
trying to build Water Works, but every PROPOSE
tion or movement having the Water Works for
its object, has been efrectuelly killed BY an in
junction. There are two factions in the city,
about equally divided, and the probability u
that the fight will bo hard and bitter one.
, 1872-12-27
OUT OF WATER.

Buffalo in n Prccarioas Condition.
BrFFALo, n. Y, Dec 26.-strong easterly
wind, accompanied by snow-storm, for the last
forty-eight hours, has driven the water ont Of
the niagara River into the lake, until the supply
pipes OF the city water works arc entirely above
water, and the city reservoir is empty. The
railways arc greatly embarrassed in procuring
watcc for their engines. AL manufactures de-
ponding on the city water works have suspended
operations. In case of fire there would be great
damage.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. 2G.-The arrangement
OF tho water works hero is causing great an1-
ioty among tho citizens. The real cause of the
trouble hes not been ascertnincd. Some think
the month Of tho tunnel is choked With ice.
The citizens in various localities hare organized
into patrol companies rs preventive against
fro tonight. The Commercial and Courier
printing offices were obliged to draw water from
the creek to get of thoir papors. AL places OF
business requiring steam, and which are sup
piled by the city. water works hare stopped,
causing loss to thousands Of operatives. The
water-whcels of the mills at BlackRock aro soy-
cral feot OF water.
, 1872-12-27
Two Boys Walk from DeCorat1, Ioxra,
to st. Paul In a Little Over Il Week.

FROM the ut. raul fTcS5, lee. 20.
Yesterday there arrived in this city two ro2d-
weary, frost-bitten travellers in tho persons Of
two youths who hare performed the almost in
credible feat Of walking from near Decorel,
lowe, to this city in little bottor'n ten days.
as one Of the little fellows stated. Most OF the
journey WAS performed on the railroad track,
(st. Paul Milwaukee) and tho distance thus
travelled is consequently over $50 miles. For N
adult this would be o common piece Of redes-
trianiam, but when it is considered that thess
noys Te5e aesRsctvel Is and Y {sars old ana
Minnesota wintor, tho matter looks like feat o,
some magnitude.
The names Of these little fellows arc Albert
and Ralph Watson. The tedious journey WIS
undertaken from desire to reach their fethor.
their only living relativo who is laboring in this
city: The boys Joined him at his boarding house
on lower Seventh street, and it is needless to
say that tho good man was considerably as-
toniahed to see them The little fellows said
thsy got ,.homosick" he =, end & wanted ted, to "see
near DEBORAH; one working for small wages,
and the other doing chores and goin. to school.
right circumstances will bring to the surface.
, 1872-12-27

Wrestling Mntcf-Attcn1ptcd Jail De-
livery Boot BlRcfxs' Christnans-
SAatinE-The 1rish-Andcrson Poi

Wrestling Hntch-Attcnptcd Jail De-
livery Boot Blnclxs' Christmas
S:katinE-The 1rish-Andcrson Poi
sonirsg CnHc.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago 711b.tuc.
NEW York, Dec. 2G.-The body of the wealthy
courtesan, Hottie Adams, who WAS drowned on
::@onday night by her runaway coach plunging
.hto H. East River, has bcon visited at tho
hlofeue pE le7oectable relatives OF tho deceased.
whose names, By re4Nnst, arc not published. The
valuable property Of the uanan will be turnca
over to her father, but he Will Accent it only m
condition that all shall be convert ed int cos,
and given to some charitable institution, Tho
deceased abandoned 4 good homo without carso.
except her Own inclination, and proved to be ir-
roc}aimable
ITO the Associated Pytss.1
NEW YORK, Dec 2G.-In the wrestling match
at tho Varieties yesterday, for $780, which lasted
an hour and ten minutes. Harry Grace WAS de-
clarea the winner over Homer Lano, the cham
pion Of Amcricc. =
Tho keeper of tho Jefferson Market Prison
last night discovered an attempt on tho part OF
two of the inmates, Busby and Hoaton, to cs-
cape. They had mado heavy breach IN the
wall OF their cell. After sharp encounter
they were safely locked up.
The nowsboys bootblachs and gQnains in tho
lever part Of the city were given a dinner YES
torday by Wnl. III. Fleis.
It is estimated that upward Of $4,000 persons
were on the skating pond in Central Park
yesterday.
John Erratta was stabbed. and Louis, his
, 1872-12-27

to leave Salt Lake for the East, on account Of
serious illness.
Minister Weshburne has declined an invita-
tion to a reception and dinner in Boston,
A Cleveland O., woman. named Eliza Catlciu,
committed suicide, yesterday, BY taking lauda-
mum. Husbands abuses the probable cause.
Yesterday morning, Edward Schroeder, one Of
the retired merchants Of Detroit, was found dead
in his room, with his throat deeply cut from ear
to eur. His death must have been almost in
stantaneous. No known cause is mentioned for
the act, unless it was depression caused by ILL
health of several years standing.
It is reported that a funeral party in Table
Mound township, near Dubuque, Iowa, 4 few
days since, arriving at the grave with the re-
mains of tho dead. found the gra7e-digger
frozen to death in the grave pit.
James Connolly, q young man from Prairie
Creek, Iowa, fell down stars at boarding house
in Dubuque, yesterday morning, breaking his
neck, and causing his instant death.
, 1872-12-27
WALL STREET.,

~- o x1 vv1- TL ~-7Z
AAes3@~ w &Ae 4A"AAGfs AsOAAs ~OAk4s
Stock, and Produce markets"
spec'a. Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, Dec. 2G-The usual .dulness Of
the dav after Christmas in Wall streAt wag
;n+ons;1e7 ;7,v h,, +ba ,rro.t a,,11 stor,,,
~ . w. 5"' N" '1'
"oSE1
was very stringent, With e1arp demand On
call. Tho opening price Was per cent to 1-92,
advancing in the afternoon to X. X. and. SIG
c,o.;n,r oI - rha 1oad;n, n,rarar,ar,t hor5
oGtn5 ~ ~, ~ Ao".e"s eo,o'A Aa"on' Don1
dealers VINO nave trust FUNDS and money, "hloh
will not bo lent above the legal rate
tor fear Of the penalties Of Usury laws,
onota tho market = cnrroncv cnd ? po]d- AtWest-
~ oj+;as ;a ro4,artod Ta~r aot;ra ;th a~-
ein c1t'es iioney ~ iepot'eo 'eiy ac'A'e "Asn ea
change against Ne" York. In nelghborlng cities,
money ia oulv m01nratn1y nrtiyn nfercAntie
, 1872-12-27

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LAsALLE. H., Dec. 26.-Dr. Anthony G. Law
ton, native Of Hamilton, Madison County, N.
T., who had practised medicine here since 1849,
and in the meantime published q number Of
scientific books, among which WAS a treatise
entitled, "The Science Of HEALTH died in this
city last evenings aged 65 years. Ho WAS never
married. and during nearly all the long period Of
his residence hero, has been the solitary occupant
Of house owned By himself. Loading blame
less ifo Of extremo frugality, as regarded his
ministr atoms to his own needs, but gfatuitously
bostowing much of his time to the professional
care Of tho sick poor who will sadly miss him,
he had many friends and no enemies.
, 1872-12-27
Fall of the Cliff ut Dover.

From the London Post.
The continuous rains in England have increns-
ed tho danger from the overhanging mass OF the
cliffs at Dover. Every hour it has been expected
that mass Weighing some hundreds Of tons
would fall and crush the houses Immediately
under it, and most Of the Inhabitants have W.
storm Of wind and rain, a part OF tho oycrhans-
ing debris gave way, and foil in immense pieces
against the houses Nos. 81 to so, East CiR, e1-
tending as far as some stables few yards away.
The whole Of No. 81 was Crushed in and the root
blown entirely into the road, and nothing but
broken tiles, bricks, and 1afters remain to mark
the site Of tho house. No. IS is also severely
damaged, and the least movement will b1i,lt.
these houses down. The back parts Of Nos. ID
and 60 are likewise injured, and the yards tillcd
with Jumps Of chalk. No ono Was sleeping il,
either Of the houses or fatal consequences must
inevitably have ensued. The remaindor OF tho
cliff is still in dangerous ":nto, and before tho
danger is over the Tl--.. rs Of chalk must
bo roInOyod.
, 1872-12-27

they hare been notified today that they will be
protected, should they go to work, from menace
or violence. It is probable that they will do so.
The majority Of them admit. to-day. that there
10 IN her ela 1or aH 4hsa adVance
Oglesby has expressed his purpose to resign at
once If he should bo elected United States Sem
ator, but your correspondent, when in Decatur
last week, learned from intimate friend Of
the Governors that it WIS his intention to &C.
cupy the gubernato7;nl chair until the 18th Of
March. This is probably correct.
The Masons in this city will celebrate the an
niyersary Of St. John, tie Evangelist, tomorrow
and tomorrow night. The officers Of the vari-
GUS lodges will be installed, after which will
come banquet and ball.
Miss Belle Spence, who WIS so badly burned
by the explosion Of can OF kerosene, died
from the effects yesterday
, 1872-12-27
MEXICO.

MArAMonAs, Dec. 2G.-The excitement over
the election for municipal officers, in this city.
n2a not yet snoslqed; On SUNDAY night some
Of tho Twenty-second battalion result, one
sergeant killed, and several citizens wounded.
It was feared Cortina would pronounce" The
regular troops and National Guard wore called
out. 1t is rumored Cortiua headed the attack
on the troops, and it is said he now states that
he merely defended himself against q party who
attempted to assassinate him.
, 1872-12-27

Special Detpazch to The Chicago 7TibNoe
MADISON, Wis, Dec. 26.-In despatch from
Portage it is stated that Sheriff Sexton yester-
day arrested q man giving his name as ". II.
teel. light complexion, and well calculated to de-
ceive. on whom was found the plate OF coun-
terfeit hundred dollar bill and arai1road-car key
Soon after the arrest, q special train arrived
from Portage and the man was delivered to
Sheriff Poole, OF Columbia, who was accom-
panied by tho detective Of tho St. Paul Railway
Company, and taken back to Portage. He is sup
posed to be the lendor of gang vino have been
robbing CARS in transit between milwaukee, and
Lacrosse.
, 1872-12-27

BALTIMORE, Dec. 26.-Thero arc rumors in the
city, tonight, Of some disaster to the steamer
George Leary, Of the Regular line, which LETT
arrived, but the rumor cannot be traced to an
authentic source. Nothing has been heard Of
the steamer since she left Norfolk. Doubtless
she has been detained in the Bay by ice. The
harbor is closed to the mouth OF the Patapsco
for sailing craft,
, 1872-12-27
N1urdcrous Ending to u Gamo Of
Cards.
SDfr71f Desu1$rh IN Y7ho ch;-1,o r

Spccia1 Despatch to TIC Chicago Tribune,
Font MAINE, Ind. Dec. 26.-In Lafayette
township, this county, yesterday, james Baker
and Samuel Carpenter quarre1led over eamo
ct cards. Baker struck Carpenter with an axe,
iniicting several Serious and it is feared, fatal
gnshes. Baker afterwards attempted to ehoot
his sister, Carpenters wife. She knocked the
her head. Baker is now in iaii in this conntv
Carpenter is not expected to live twenty-four
, 1872-12-27

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 2e.-The annual encamp-
partment of Ohio, will convene at Dayton o.,
Jan. %, 1873. The sessions Of the first day will
DO held in Dayton, and Of the second day at the
Soldiers Home. Arrangements are being made
to secure reduced rates Of fare on the railroads
loading to DAYTON.
, 1872-12-27

lost in tho Storm, while crossing the river O.
in the snow drifts for three hours, tho mules
walked into tho open ferry track, dragging the
sleigh aftor them. The parties in the a]eigh wero
all thrown into the water, but manag73
to crawl out On the ice. Thai- shouts for relief
attracted attention and they were taken ashore
The boy WAS badly frozen Ono or two Of the
men were also frozen bad1y, but it is thought all
are out OF dan ger. The mules were drowned.
, 1872-12-27
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

FRHNCE.
PANS, Dec 26--President Theirs rccei7ed the
Japanese Ambassadors, yesterday, at tho Palace
wore the usual diplomatic uniform.
Tho President expressed the wish for the en-
during Of the. friendly relations between France
and japan, which was cordially reciprocated By
the Chief Ambassador.
, 1872-12-27

CH1LL1coruE, ILL.,, Dec. 26.-Honry McNu1ty,
Of this place, who killed his wife last September,
was sentenced to be hung Jan. 8. His friends
from one OF the Judges of tho Supreme Court,
Failing IN this, they will petition the Governor
to commute his sentence.
, 1872-12-27
AERlCA.

LONDON, Dec. 2S.-.,dvcos from the Cape Of
the 29th Of November have been received.
Heavy gales had occurred on the sea coast and
seyernl vessels Ncre wrecked.
, 1872-12-27

mEMru1s. Dec. 2G.-Fiyo negro women wore
shot during the Christmas festivities yesterday
two fatally by their husbands, and the others by
colorcd admirers.
, 1872-12-27

PouaHKEEPs1E, N. Y, Dec. 26.-A passenger
sleigh with tive or Six men and q boy in it got
, 1872-12-27

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. pa few ehooners ero
reported lahore,
, 1872-12-27
SPRtNGFiELD.

Second Days Session OF the State
Teachers AssOci1tioE-TIac Coal
FIiners' Strikc--A Kun1or is TO Senns-
tor Oglcsby'a Intentions - Death
Cauaed by Kerosene Explosion.