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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
The Radical Strength.
The Commere tai says


"Captain Dougherty had the support Of nearly
twenty-one hundred Repuhlcans. while seventy
five absent Republicans d~f-sted him ami elected
Slmms. Really it anybod hs. committed "foliy,"
We believe 1t to he those seventy tive who chose to
sacrifice good citizen, y brave soldier, faithful
Republican. and fairly nominated candidate"
Here ws hsvs the admitted Radical strength in
the city. Douahstty got 2Ost votes. by adding IS
to it the entire strength Of the party discovered
to be 2l5s votes. This is the result, wo presume,
Of the Radical canvass. The Democratic canvass
will show much larger figure. All We have to do
is to get the voters to the polls and our triumph s
certain. But We should like the Commercial to
tell US whore ''thoss sevsnty-hvs who chose to
sacrifice good citizen and brave soldier" we're ?
Is quite sure that it they had gone to the polls
they would have voted for Douphertyr Certainly
tits not They might have increased Slmm's ma.
jority.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
A Curious Statemen.

,.t'a, :" ". rs. CGnrad. OF the Pennsylvania dele.
says: '"r" W winch he
representing the seventeenth distr,c, ,s Pans,
syNahia IN the convention assembled m ,h;s c,,,
um"er the call OF Blanton Duncan. | n,ds s.v.r:,
~, ,.e'"Pta Today IN the convention, II, hn heard
In's was denied mo, and in the most uiscnu urtso,.
u.1""cr, ny the president, who himself orcnn;.J
n"L ~" noafs IN foolish gasron ,te about
~. .n Do'y warden, My object was to esposa
.',, VI 'he cameron Hartranft thieves Of
my own State. The PennsyIy,ni, dcIeoat,,,, ,r.' a
composed OF all Grant mon axcent m ys.ls W..
OF whom even intended 10 vote iv No n,,,,,,.. -.
l'''s convention Their transpo,tation 10 This
convention waa obtained and paid for hv the
urn't people My own and those of fv. others
eac" representing district IN Pcunsvlvnn,, /
r,"urf" r III me Office ct the Grant Stale Contra,
o""''ni !r" nf Pennsvlvania. at PhiI,dc,uhi, cor.
''er of Eigth and Walnut s,ree,s nv.r :, ,r..,,
known tailoring establishment
TOT ."'s transportation | had an order from
o'p's chairman Of the Bourbon state Ceu,rn
committee Of Pennsylvania that order w,,
,"yyra " ny The State Treasurer OF Pennsylyan,a
Don Maekey. who is well known ns one OF Came
ron subjects. The band of music which accom-
panied ''H Was furnished and pan, for by m. sam,
u'a"' ~ P'.'il" and our little banner that was ca,
~" =, ''"se Mo'n'ioN 's the same that des,p
"" 'hr seats ~ the ruiicai convention of the 81
"f June, of the rennsylvana ,,.rrot,nn ,h,
nominated u. y. Grant, and winch wns nr.s,J,
over ny Thomas settle, the rebel of North Ca,niu,
ms Is the SUN and substance OF what | ut.nL,.
10 say had the president allowed me to r,ocer.
"'" nov assure all my democratic trl.ndi .h
,"aS chahce 10 'te tins communicated that v hn
nave staten here ara facts. all of which 4 a,
prepared to prose" '
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
DEMOCRATS.

z = THt T'tIlHIF M UF Nhrl~tIunu hundred will
wil meet II IN" hnnse al thMlc- l'ougherty. Esu
N harl.st"n, on Mutlay eVcuins, September 9TH
~ ~ o'clock. Tor the purpose It nrganiziny for
he"ampnlgn.
meet ~ the house Vi Charles DouA hertz ESQ, on
saturday. september lith. for the lirnsc OF elect
lng lhr'" delegates aud three a'icrnacs the Coun
" convention. AlSo. Ia nominate !, tdniilate for
in.l"'inr. v '"sH"r and Road Commissioner.
IN" D"iuu"thig al south thr7tianu hundred will
me" ~ thr F1bhS Sthu,,l liut>e IA ,chou District
\" ~ IN the ttil,tc "t NeNl,'it, S,tuiay sep
lrlnh"r ith ior The rurpnsr ot cttrtiur two dele
tnl"- and two titernite- I" thr t"uuty tony en
AlH". +" n"uiutt" = ramitdite tor Inspector. Asses
s"r aui Road t,inIni-- inuei.
F"ilS "rcn az "rlr,h T.. M and lose at 'clocl
/. N
liv "rdct the FNe,gtise tommtt-..
Scri tc JNO w. Il. k[LLaORE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
sheriff y Nale,

A Ry virtue Of 4. writ Of Lsvari Fsc;as. to
III. me directed. will be ex bos ed to Public Sale
Nm at the W ssh,nston Hotel. kept by Isasc
- ryle, in the city 1t Wilmington, New Castle
uN MONDAY. the 2.i day Of September. 1872
at O'Clock. , m.,
the following described Real E.tate viz:
All those two certain lots. pieces or parcels of
land hereafter psrticul ally At is 20 ssy
NJ Lying and being situated in the city Of
Wilmington atoresaii. bounded and described A.
follows. to witt Beginning ut the corusr formed 81
the intersection Of the line Of the sastery side Of
Bennett street with the line Of the nOrtherly s,ds
oi Eighth street; thence easterly along the linz Of
the northerly side of Eighth street sixty ave feet
4" the esteily side Of common alley ten feet in
~iath leading from Eighth street to Taylor street.
thence no!herly aons said side of said alley nteen
teef DO The same more less to corner: thence
westerly pars'lel to Eighth street and rs se,ns
through the centre of the brick wAil DIVIDING this
| hous. from the house on the lot sLjoining. sixty
hse teet to the easterlv eide of Bennett street and
thence souihsrly along the said side Of aid stTset
hiteen ieet he the same more less 10 the plaee
| nt hss,nniny. be the contents thereof what they
may "
Mo-. Lying and being stu tied in the vi,l...
| and hundred of Brandy vine. in New Castle COUNTY
aforesaid With twO stone houses thereon 6ou nd "a
" BuenA Vista street and bs iasds of Joseph <.
Price. John Hayes and others. lie the contsnts
Seized and taken in execution ~ the propertv Of
Robert Riggaii snd Mary his wife, and and ~
, he sold by JAMES ARMSTRONG. sheriff.
Steihs ohice. New Castle. mbsr l. 1872 d
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
Louisville straight-0uts.

Iu the National Straight-out Convention, on
Thursday. telegram was read from John Quin-
cy Adams stating that he would serve as Vice
President with MIR. O'Conor, but would accept
nothing sise and that Mr.. OConor must positively
stand. A resolution Was then adopted by a vote
of 5ti to 30 declaring that the Convention having
unanimously nominated OConor for President
and Adams for Vice President, were unwilling to
make other nominations, aud would give them IN
any event their undiv,ds.t support, The Con-
vsntion soou after adjourned sine dse Mr..
O'Couor's dsclinAtion 10 positive, but tho commit
tse appointed 70 notify him OF his nomination
think they may induce him to reconsider his de-
tsruinatiou, and sccept
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
From the N. Y. Sun.
The MCComb Revelations.

The full import OF the revelations consigned
10 the letter from our Philadelphis corresE,on
dent, published in yet rday's Sun, can only be
appreciated BY careful ,eadng Of the testimony
OF Col. McCOmb. The main points of this eI.
pose are ~ follows:
The Union Pacific Railroad, Of which Nc.
Comb was one Of the corpora ators, was, incorpor.
ated in 1862 by act Of Congress. From time to
time this sc' was amerded, until the subides
bestowed on the company in Government bonds
amounted 10 far more than the cost Of the enter
Prise, while there was in addition q grant OF
more than thirteen million acres of the public
lands
The sworn testimony Of Col. McComb discloses
hns: That few capitalists, in order to obtain
control ofthe vast sum of money which was to
% realized from the Government bonds pur-
chased the franchises OF u Pennsylvania corpor.
atlon, known n the Pennsyiyani Fiscal Agency,
ana changed its nxme 10 the Credit Nubier Of
America. Like many other concuns chartered
py the Pennsylvania Legislature, this corporation
seems to have had authority to do anything it
chose Dr.. Th,mas G. Durant OF this city
seems to have been the originator Of this
scheme. ana to have organized the inside ring" !"
= McComb terms il. Durant, Cornelius 3.
bushnell, Charles L. Lambert. and McComb
sook all the stock Of this Credit Mobiler, or the
e,ea' maJOrtly OF aud Dnrant was ilade Ires-
a1eht. This was IN October, 1864. Durant was
also Vice President of the Union Pacific hail
road Company, and the other gentlemen were
ns principal ,nanagers. A contract had previ-
o9sIy been made by Durant with u man named
nox's to build the first one hundred miles Of
the road. Hoxie was, AZ McComb testiiies, a
mere figure head to represent the "inside ring"
u she siockholder., to whom all the profits real
issd from the contract were to go. There was
danger Of incurrng personal liability under this
arrangement. Hence the Ring organized the
Credit Mobiiisr Of America. The Hoxie con.
'fact was transferred 10 the Crsdi, Mobilier, and
mus ahe officers aud managers Of ihe railroad
We're enabled 10 make aco.,,ract with themselves
a. the officers Of the Credit Mobiler, to build
md equip Of the road. Under this arrangement
fhe stockh0lders OF the Credit Mobiier realized
millions ofdollars. The dividends during 1866
account to 22O per cent.
some time afier the organization Of the Credit
Mobiler, Oakes Amss and \ few other Boston
capitalists were taken IN. They were not will
ing TO allow Durant and his friends to manage
the concern. They made eight against Duranl
and finally succeeded in ousling him. McComh
seems to haye been friend Of Durant, and be
w marked Tor prey also.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
Not Wholly Satisfied.

Soms OF the Republicans whom We have heard
speak OF the result Of the election on Tuesday,
express themselves ~ being very we'll satisfied.
while Others are quite dsplsased that Messrs
sharpe ANA Rilles were not elected They say
the Interests of the Taxpayers required that such
men should have been placed in the Council.
Confidence would have been restored by their
election, aud whether the taxes were lowered OF
not, they would have felt relief.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
AIlerln's sale.

By virtue of a writ ot Lovari Faciss to
m. me directed. will be exposed to Public
~ sale. at the Washington Hotel, kept by
~ Isaac Pyle. IN the City VI W ilmiustop. New
Castle county, Dslawar on
MONDAY. the ?3i day OF September. 1871.
at 2o'clock y, m..
the following described Real Estate viz:
that c~ rtain lot or parcel Of land situated in
the city "f Wilmisston. bounded and described A.
follows. to Wit Beginning ut the northeast coTner
Christiana Turnpike road ~ t.et from The irsms
house owned by George Jsrtold. and runnins
thence by the side OF the said Turnpike north 6sN
degrees east sot.et to four feet wide alley tn spcs
thereby south 6ss4 degrees 81 feet to the said
~ feet wide street thence BY the same north 2lL
iesrees west 10 feet to the place Of beginning be
the nteLts thereof more or les.
Sei,ed and taken in ex ecutcn IS the property of
Brn,smn $ hurlock anu Eiz ,brth L. Hurlock.
his wife. and tsrre tenants, ana to be sold By
JAMES ARMSTRONG, ShsriG
Sherit "thce. Now Castle. September I. 1872 =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06

Many Of the Jesuits who have been lately ex-
pelied from usrmany will 60 to ireland. whore.
tsiegraph fron Dublin sayr. they are promised y
hearty Welcome.
Gold was quoted 10 New York yesterday at
ll3s, and loaned from l.32 per cent for the use
10 hat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
DAILY GAZETTE.
stated Democratic aasst,nss.

City Executive Committee meets every Mon.
day evening. at 8 o'clock.
Greeley & Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
sry Tuesday evening, at 3 o'clock.
German Democratic Club meets every Wed
ne&lay evening, at 8 o'clock.
Democratic Association Of Wilmington meet.
every Friday evening. At 8 oclock.
Americas Club meets every Wednesday even
Ing Morrow's building, 2ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
A COUNTY CONVENTION
OF THE
Democratic Party Of New Castle Conntv

will be held in accordance with party usage. ut
New Castle, on
saturday. September -. us1a
for the purpose OF nominating one State Senator,
seven Representative TO the General Assembly
and five Levy Court Commissioners.
The Democratic voters of the sry eral Hundreds
where such action he's not already heen taken
respectfully reqnes ed to meet a: their resp,c
tive voting places on Saturday, September "A, at
o'clock, Pm. and elect five delegates from each
Hundred to represent them in said Convention.
By order Of the Executive Committee of New
Castle county.
GEO. GRAY, Chairman,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06

Robert Lincoln. son Of President Lincoln, is
strongly for Greeley. In conversation recently
Mah' 6osow friend Of his fasAer, be remarked,
II ia.hsr was living he would take an sclivs
part for Grsel4y."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
excursions.
September ~, 1872,
lat 6 o'clock. A. NJ.


lat o'clock. A. NJ.
over r., W. kB. r. r. to Gray's Ferry, thence
around the connecting roads to Erie Avenue. and
over the North Penn TO Bethlshem. aud from Beth
ieham over she Lchigh b Susauehanna road 10
NJ auch Chunck. arriving there at HE u. III.
THRoUaH WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Embracing on the route the most magnificent and
ynried scenery hill and dale. mountain and valley,
mountain cascades and primitive forests. aderding
several hours at Msuch Chunk. and a trim over the
famous tirayity Road. Returning, leave Mauch
Chunck at S p. IN arriving home ut l0p N.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRlP................A - 80.
Tci cts can be secured at the book store of Bough
man. Thomas + Co, 42l Market street.
Illustrated pamphlets of the Excursion will be
ready about Sept ember lst. and can bo had at the
above place
Its desirable to know ~ soon as pa.@lble how
many contemplate making the TIN. so hat air ,nse
mepts can be made more complete in regard To ears,
Parties living on the line OF the Z " y B and
Del K r., who procure tickets Tor the Excursion.
will have an order sent them TO get their trk to
Wilmington and return, good for three days. for
~ o-thirds fare. aug3O-2tw- -sep4dte
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06

DelnOcrc"tic Executive SOmsntttee.
The Democratic Executive Committee will
meet at Dover. on Wednesday. the lth Of Ssp-
tember, ut /! o'clock NJ. A full attentanre is
requested. JOHN p. COCHRAN, Chairman
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
POLITICAL.

The Liberals and Uemec rats Of the Second Cal
,tornia District have notlLated Paschal Cogg,ns
for Congress
The Democrats of Arkansas have nominated for
Congress. l.. Bill. IN the FIRST District and
Thomas NJ. uunter in the Second.
The Kansas Republican Convention. in ssion
at Topeka. has nominated 7. q. Osb, rne for Gov
ernor. and II =. Storer for Lieutenant Governor.
The Liberal and Democratic Convention o,
minnesota mot on "Wednesday, and Jointly nomi-
mated St... ticket. headed by a I.,hera fnr State
au,iitor The electors comprise three Liberals
and two Democrats.
The farce Of the Louisville C,nyent,on was YES.
'"rdav played to its conclusion A resolution was
passed insisting upon the nom nations ot M.ssr4
oGohor and Adams, after which the Convention
adjourned s,ne DE.
III" New York Democratic and Liberal Con-
ventions adjourned yesterday. after having agreed
upon state ticket. headed hv Francis kcran,
tor Governor. and Channcey NJ Depew Tor Lieut.
Governor. ) ) Cox was nominated for Congress
nan at large.
VIRGINIA PolIrI,s.- he Resignation IL Col.
10 II X. Pophan "A radical presidential clector
| Tor irpinla al Iarge La. been rendered to and
accepted hy the Staie tx.cn,iyc committee, aud
Jonathan Il. Slovall, Of ii,ihv, was chosen Ia
MI the vacancy. Col. Pppham has removed Ia
Petersburg and announced himself as an indie
pendent candidate for Congress in that district
where S'owell and Porter are both running.
Nj treelrv will visit Gin .ihnalti alter I'll,
Maine election. On the loh he rreIr',- Il
leave New Ioik Ia fulfil engagement at ia,
Rhode Island and Vermont Agricultural Fairs
, The steamship Minnesota, which s,led FROM
/ Liverpool for New York on Thnrsnay, tack 60,
; Mormon enllgrant, ior tab. The majority o
u them we're Scandinavion4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
UlE o

UIEO
MrIEAR -Scp;ember til. 49,, Helen. dauehtrr of
llcnry G. and Martha j. NJ Lear. IN the 2l year
ni her age.
The relative and friend vi the f.luiiy are invited
to attend the funeral FROM the residence ot her pa
rents Al hinrtnn str-et, ou S"tur lay, III inst.
et iui O'Clock .. M. without iurther notice
tRDsSM tNN.-bn edu,aisy evening itl in / e.
otis CrosSmanu. in his a,th YEAR
The relatives aud trienls oi TIE family are re-
srectuliN invited t. attend the furerai from his
late re1hienee. 1t West Fifth street on saturday
afternoon the th inst, ut - O'clock. Services 1T
Trinity Chapel. king and 9TH streets Interment n,
| the Wilmington and Brandy wine Cemetery y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
Political.
NyNra0e

NOTICE.
The members Of the "Americus Club" will
h"it special Meeting in their rooms. in Morrow's
bn l'dlns. I'll Market street. at Ocloch, friday
evening.
i;v order of the President
seii Il ". H. BRISBANE Sec'y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
N0TlcE.

NVwJCE.
~ The Democrats of Mill Creek Hundred will
meet ~ the Mermaid on SATl RDAY. the lih in
-tant, ht {" lock. ~. Cor the rurI,ose Of nomina
ting hundred uiirers and nppninting delegates u
the County Convention,
Nv "r"r of The Executive Committee
sept WI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
3ottfes.

TO- TAX PAYERS Of the First or
L Southern District.
City iax.hles will please notice that the bills
lre ai y ade our. and the subscriber can be found
Al the city HAL every day from tn " o'clock Q.
cent WI Still EV -
jyl6 If Cuilscto,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06

,,NOIlCE A meeting will he. held at the
water witch rnguc House. on Friday evening
Scrtrin'"r 'th. 1872. for the purpose of uominstng
aCandiintc. 10 represent the working men in m,
Legislature from " ilmngton Hundred y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-06
DEMOCRATIC mEer,Nc-r,. Demo

'T"'" "I Vow VnstIe hundred. are re0ursfUd I,
meet IN the Court House. New Castle. on Saturda,
evening next september .th. ls14, Mt -. O'clock
,"r the purpose "i organizing fer the coming cam
riisn MANY DEMOCRATS
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-29
What the Money is Wanted for.

1t is natural for the citizens who are asked to
aid railroad to want to know the use the
money they vote is to be put to. The question
is asked what do the Portland and Rochester
Railroad Company want of the loan. The
answer will be found in the following extract
from the report of the Directors of the road: a
"To extend our road to the front side of the
city and provide such depot accommodations as
will be needed; provide the necessary rolling
stock, and conduct branches and side tracks,
will require an outlay of from two to three hun
bred thousand dollars; and we know of no other
way of obtaining this amount except by loan
to be paid from future earnings, which will be
largely increased by the-improvements suggest
ed. We therefore recommend that authority
be given the directors to issue not exceeding
four hundred and fifty thousand dollars in
bonds to be secured by second mortgage on
the road, its branches and equipments"
We propose to use 100000 of the amount to
pay our subscription to the stock of the Nashua
and Rochester railroad, and $1,000 toward Sc
curing direct rail connection with Chicago via
Concord and Rutland, providing we can do SC
on the favorable terms which we have reason tC
! believe can be obtained. The stock obtained
for these subscriptions, will be added to the Sc
curity thus reducing the amount of indebted
ness the city incurs on account of its aid to the
| Portland and Rochester railroad to $3.50, OOO
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-29


MAINE GRADUATEs.- the graduates
of Harvard College this year are Allen Walton
Gould, Skowhegan; Frank Haller Sawyer, Bid
deford; Edward Stevens Sheldon, Watervile;
Henry st. John Smith, Portland.
From the Divinity School. Abraham w.
jackson, A. B., of Turner, Bachelor of Theolo-
gy.
Bachelors of Law, John Edward Avery of
Whitefeld, Orville Dewey Baker of Augusta,
Winfield Scott Choate of Augusta, John Rog-
ers Mason, Melville Moore Weston and Charles
Fuller Woodward of Bangor.
Doctors of Dentistry, James William Curtis
Brunswick, and Benjamin Henry Torrents Of
Bangor.
Among the graduates of Dartmouth College are
William e. Hogan, Bath; Stephen A. Jones,
/ China; Everett Totman, Fairfield; and George
+. Stackpole of Lebanon. VI 80
The degree of b. A, was conferred on AsF.
Elder of East Limngton, Marcus A. Meads OF
South Lmington.
The degree of D. D., was conferred on Rev
Thomas Adams of Winslow.
From Andover Theological School were grad
uated Samuel Howard Dana of Portland, and
Charles F. Dole of Norridgewock. a.
Georgetown College conferred the degree OF
A. B., on Albert w. Madigan of Maine.
Among the medical graduates at Long Island
College, was Eli A. Chase of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-29
Political Notes.

Andy johnson announces that he will
again Swing around the circle' for Mr..
Greeley-and himself He is rallying an un-
rivalled company of recruits-Andy johnson,
the political traitor; jeff Davis, the national
traitor; Admiral Semmes, the pirate; Gen.
Beauregard, the inventor of the cry of
"booty and beauty" Oakley Hall, the ring
plunderer; Winans, the corruptionist; An
drews, the rioter; Cochrane, the dead beat !;
Wood, the gambler; Morrissey, the sporting
man, ed, i'd, omne, geaus-all ''that crowd"
The New Haven Palladium says: ssWith
that wonderful disregard of consistency
which has marked the management of the
Liberal Republicans throughout, we are re-
ceiving reform campaign tracts of the
heaviest kind from the office of the Golden
Age and elsewhere, under the frank of a
Democratic Congressman. In the words of
the Greeley organ: Are the people to be
compelled to pay for the transmission of such
documents through the mails? Will they not
rise in their wrath and rebuke the outrage at
the polls %"
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-29
Portland and Rochester.

The Portland and Rochester Loan Bill is TO
be voted upon to day. The road asks for
guarantee of S45O,OOO, offering the city secur-
ity which Seems ample. There can be no
doubt OF the usefulness of this road to the
city, particularly after the completion of the
western connections which the aid here ask
Gu VIII assist to effect. 1t will give direct
western route throughout the year, which will
NC vi special advantage to our merchants dur
,,e INC winter months when the Grand Trunk
H. II. is so far overtaxed to bring freipbtto tbe
English steamers as to be entirely mn ah,o
as carrier of merchandise for our 49,
dealers. We understand that the m.naoa.o
VI 'ie ROAD undertake to put down Western
produce here as cheap as in Boston II viii
also give direct and quick route to New Vol,
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-29

Billy Smiths ultimatum, given in his own words
on taking the chair in the Democratic State
Convention at that city, Thursday, was:-"Give
me jew or Gentle, dog or devil, care not
which, so we beat Grant" Then spoke the old
rebel spirit.
= The Hon. w. E. Chandler, Secretary of the
Republican National Committee, is in receipt of
numerous letters from the South, giving the
most cheering accounts in relation to the COM
ing campaign and to the feeling generally in
that section. Mr.. Chambers correspondents
say that if Mr.. Greeley is nominated or in
dorsed at the Baltimore Convention, the Demo-
cratic party will be more divided there than in
the North, and large number of the best men
of the South, who took part in the late war,
will vote for Gen. Grant
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-29
The Portland & Rochester Railroad Loan.

The impression appears to have got abroad
that in case the vote to-day is adverse to the
had. Such is not the case. The Ogdensburg
road had two chances, but the vote to-day is
the only one allowed to the Portland& Roch-
ester. 1t is, therefore, gratifying that there
is every indication of the loan being carried
with but little opposition.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-29
MARRIED.

In this city, June H. at the Cathedral of the I'm
maculate Conception, by Rev. Father DeRose PAT
rick Melaugh and Miss Catharne A. Marks. mo
In Bridgton june 25, Marshall Ingalls, of Chicago,
In North BridgtOn, June 26. Rev. L. P Wilson and
Virginia Farnsworth, both of Bridgton
In Harrison, June 49, Charles Annice and Annie T.
Bachelor, both of Naples. "
In Bath, June 49, William F. Stevens and Lottie
A. Sprague.