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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21
CONGRESS-.
Newspapers Publishing United States
I.aws-Regulating Bridges Over the
OhiO-POsIOCice Appropriation Bill!

Newspapers Publishing United States
Understanding Bridges Over the
OhiO-POstOfIice Appropriation Bill!
Passed.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Senate-The
Chicago relief bill was discussed all day
Several amendments were offered and re-
.jected. when the bill passed as originally
House-A Ition inquirins the names
and amount1 d newspapers for publish
ing the laws, passed.
The bill regarding bridges over the Ohio
river passed. 1t requires all bridges above
the mouth of the Big Sandy to have one
span not less than ninety feet in height
above low water and forty feet above the
highest water; all below that point to have
one span not less than 100 feet high above
low water and forty feet above the highest
water; and all below the Covington and
Cincinnati suspension bridge to have, in
addition to such high span, a pivot draw,
giving two clear openings OF 100 feet each.
The pOstofce appropriation bill passed
The amendment increasing the subsidy TO
the San Francisco and China mail service
failed. A vote upon the question OF making
the mail semi-monthly and increasing the
subsidy to 81 ,0O0,0Go per annum failed by Il
vote. of eighty-seven yeas to ninety-two
nays. Adjourned.
The defeat Of the proposition to increase
Company in the House may be regarded
as the probab BILE defeat of all similar meas
ureS.
If the shipping c, nmissioners' bill does
not consume the morn ng hour tomorrow,
the Committee on Com ,-rce will report the
bill authorizing mail ST. ;,mship service be-
tween New Orleans and AeXicO.
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.AgDortiONElrni Of Heiegatcs.

BY arthorjty vested il me, and i'll pursuance TO
the, toowiu. resolution unanimously adopted at
a mcptin. ot the State Central C0niinttee of the
Republican party, held March Il. 1872. at the
committee rooms, to wit
Resolved, That the president OF this committee
be and il hereby author, q to call State Con
vention % the Republican party OF Louisiana to
meet OF the Me,hauics Institute, in the city of
New Orleans, at twelve o'clock Thursday,
May :, 1872, ioI the purpose Of eeGtins delegates
to attend the National Republican Convention
called by the National Republican EXecltiva Com
mitter, 10 be held at Philadelphia. June >, 1872
Also, TO dominate Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Secretary of State. Auditor OF Public Ac
counts, sap. rintenstent OF Public Education, At
torney General and Representatives i'll Congress
and to tii!!s;sc; suci, other business may come
before It.
do hereby call convention OF the Republican
party of Louisiana, to be held al Mechanics Inst
tute, in New Orleans, at twelve O'Clock VI.
THURSDAY, May ?, 1872, to lect delegates to the
NatiOna; Republican Convention to be held at Phil.
adelphia June s, 1872, and also to nominate Gov.
ernor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State.
Auditor Of Public Accounts. Attorney Geuera, and
Representatives. in Congress, and t. transact such
other business as may come before it.
Ths basis Of representation to said convent ion
shall be as follows, viz:
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Argument in Supreme Court on ku-k!ux
Case-E.Ouisianinnsw with the President.

Case-Louisianiansw with the President.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-A: rument in
the ku-klux case was continue to-day in
the Supreme Court. The nrelimir arv arg,l-
ment has closed, and the court " i'll decide
Tomorrow upon dismissal of the case upon
technical grounds. Should the government
be defeated upon the plea for dismissal, the
row.
The following is derived from several
sources: The Louisiana delegation of colored
men had au interview. together with Senator
Kellogg, Marshal Packard. Colonel Carter
and others, with the President, 10y appoint
ment this afternoon. When they arrived at
the White House Senator West and Cover
nor Warmoth We're with the President.
Warmoth proposed to compromise, deriar-
ing his Willingness to support the no!nna-
tion of General Grant.
After the interview with Governor War
moth terminated the other gentlemen had q
long interview with the President. They
went over the whole ground of ditferenCe.
declaring they could not compromise will!
Warmoth, having no confidence i'll has
pledges.
They were highly pleased with the in
terview and to night are much elatcd.
They declare that Warmoth not finding
any sympathy among the liberal Rcpuh-
l!caUS OF DtlIOcFdtS. Is trying ~ FttFdct HIS
declarations OF hostility to the President
and again get footing ia the party, but
that all his efforts will be fruiiless.
The matter OF Surveyor of the Port of
New Orleans Will he amicably adjusted. IL
is believed. by Parkers retiring. and the
appointment OF IA colored man as Surveyor.
or by the appointment of Il colored deputy.
and probably some other appointments of
colOred men to office in Louisiana.
l, is understood that Governor Warmoth
proposed to General Grant. in view of ad-
iusting Louisiana political complications,
that the two committees should unite in
calling State nominating convention. ard
it is reported by the Governors friends
that the President expressed himself favor
able to the proposition.
The Secretary OF the Treasury. Secretary
of War and Postmaster General assisted
the President this afternoon in the attempt
at solving the differences of the Louisiana
factions. 1t was a semi Cabinet affair.
The details are funny and somewhat ab-
surd, too much SO for room in these dis
patches.
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NEW BOOKS.

We have received from Messrs. George
Ellis 4 Brother, No. 81 Camp street, new
and superb edition OF "Olivcr Twist,
quartO size, bound in green and gold. with
twenty-eight illustrations hy Nahoney.
Harper 4 Brothers New York, publishers.
The Lost Heir II Lin!itbgow" is the
name Of new blk by Mrs. Emma ID. +.
n. Southworth, just published By 1. B. Pc
terson & Brothers. Piiladelphia. 1t will
command very large sale. as 1t IS one OF
Mrs. Southworth's most powerfully written
efforts, exciting and SENSATIONAL. Mrs.
SoutLwolth possesses an exhaustlcss II nd
of originality, and commands popular by
always aiming to improve in every new It
upon her last production. This woik iIsc
all her writings is full o; startling situa
tons 1t is one of the best of her novels,
and viii prove one of the most popular.
The characters are drawn with skill and
buldness. and all are lile-like and Natural.
There are some charming descriptive
sketches in the book, which are as fresh as
the scenery they portray. 1t is full Of
strange and startling incidents, sustained
interest. stirring adventure, touching pathos
and glowing dialogue, all provocative of
quickened pulses, sometimes laughter but
oftenest of tears to the rapt reader, whose
interest never for moment flags. "The
Lost Heir of Linlithgow,' equals the best of
the novels of Mrs SOuthworth. and will
prove very successful. 1t is issued in a
large duodecimo volume, and sold at the
low price Of s. Is in cloth, or 81 so in paper
cover; or copies will be sent by mail, to any
place, post paid, by the publishers, on re
eeipt Of the price of the work in letter to
them.
Dead Mems Shoes is the name of new
book just published by j. b. Lippincott &
Co. Philadelphia. from the pen of Jeanette
r. Hadermann, author of Forgiven at
Last" The scene of the romance is laid
near place called Silver Lake, in Tensas
parish. We have not yet had time to ex-
anime this work, but notice that the New
York Erening Post commcnds it as we'll
told romance. For sale, also, by j. A.
Gresham, 81 Camp street.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
TO MEET MAY ISI2
STATE CENTRAL CoMxi1TKE) }
Republican Party OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, March lH, 1872.

STATE CENTRAL CoMxi1TRE
Republican Party OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, March lR 1872.
The committee met pursuant TO adjournment,
President piIchb back III the chair.
There being quorum present the committe pro-
ceeded to business
The following resolution, presented by Hon A.
f. Barber was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the president Of this committee
be and is hereby authorized to cali a state conven
ton OF the Republican party of Louisiana, to meet
at the Mechanics Institute, u the city of New Or
leans at twelve O'Clock " ., Oh THURSDAY, May 2,
1872 Tor the purpose OF eecting delegates TO attend
the National Republican Convention, called by the
National Republican Executive ComIuittee, to b.!
held at Philadelphia. June s. 1872 also tc nominate
Governor Lieutenant Governor, Seclelary OF
State, udit Public Accounts, superintendent OF
Public Education, Attorney General, and Repre-
sentatlves in Congress- and to transact such ether
business as may come before it.
on motion of Hon II. j. Campbell. tie minutes
We're ordered be printed in tie official journal.
By order OF the committee.
p b. S. PINCHEACH. President
WHLIAh VlGEEs. Recording Secretary State Cen
tra Committee Republ can party OF Louisiana
All X, publican new papers throughout The State
are recues,ed 10 couy mhl9 st
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NEW YORK.

Emigrant ~vindlers Five Years Sen
tence-Erie Railroad COnditiOn-.Iudge
Davis Letter EOr0ery-Arrivala-
Wool Burned on Ship50n rd-liore
Smallpox New Spanish Minister
Death in Il Dentists Chair-Arrivai Of
the Victor.
New YoR!o March 20-The emigrant
swindler Edwards has been sentenced to
five years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
Another Staten Island ferrv-boat has
been seized to satisfy suits growing ont OF
the Westteld horror.
1t is believed the recent order Tor '-fie
came from England, and that 3nt one
eighth of the stock is now held IL this
country.
AT n meeting Of the directors OF the trie
road held Yesterday. the report OF Superin-
tendent Rucker was made, showing the
condition OF the road good. loan OF 81
OOO. coo from Bischotfsheim 4 GOldschmidt.
of London. was accepted.
The Iribune's Washington correspondent
saws Judge Davis letter of acceptance of
the workngmen's nomination is a forgery
concucted by newspaper correspondent.
Arrived-Francis Wright, Ocean Queen.
Merrimack and Batavia. Arrived out
CITY of Bristol and Siberia
Twenty thousand dollars worth of wool
was burned on the brig Henry Dupont.
Arrived-City of Paris.
There were seventeen additional small
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THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1872.
THE CITY HALL.

The last few days appear to nave beer
destitute of interest at the Hall. An un
usual dearth of any thing like active bust
ness prevails in all the departments. The
condition of things regarded SO fortunate
| by the Committee Of Fifty-One has come to
pass. Nothing is doing. 1t is not, how
ever, expected to last great while. The
Administrators. like Micawb wber are waiting
for something ''tO turn up"
1t is reported that the water in the Mis-
slssippi river is lower than it has been at
any time during the month of March since
1855. In that year it was two feet above
ocean level. and this year it is three. The
lowest mark it reached during previous
years was five feet in 1854 !, and high water
mark is considered twelve feet above the
present measurement.
On Monday evening Mayor Flanders re-
ceived a telegram from the stage OF the
Philadelphia Academy of Music, extending
the good wishes of all audience assembled
at a lecture there, and hoping that New
Orleans would send delegation Of her
people to the Worlds Fair, to be held in
Philadelphia in 1876.
The Mayor forwarded the following res
ponse:
New ORLEANS, March Is, 1872
New Orleans sends greeting to Philadcl-
phia: On the interesting occasion alluded
to this city will doubtless be represented.
BENZ. 4. FLANDERS, Mayor.
The failure TO attach the wires and strik-
ing apparatus to the hell belonging to Vigi-
liant Fire Company No. 3 places those of
the fire department who reside in that
vicinity to great inconvenience. A petition
from the property holders, asking that the
work be done, has been referred to the Ad-
ministratOr of Police.
Owing to the absence Of Governor War
moth, nothing has been done in the De-
partment Of Public Accounts toward the
collection of the Metropolitan Police or
school tax. 1t is thought that as soon as he
returns the funding bill authorizing the tax
will be promulgated.
DR.. c. b. White, of the Board of Health,
has published another pamphlet in reference
to city drainage.
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MISCELLANEOUS
C0'ored ShOOtist efluifin2
POstmaster-RhOde Island Democrats
Altoona Hotel Burned-Erie Classifica-
tiOn Repeal Bill Sigued-RuilrOnd
stanton Brings suits for Libel-POr!s
PnckjuR Stafisfirs.

Packing STATISTICS.
MEMPHIS, March 2O.-John White, the
negro who shot four others while resisting
arrest Sunday, was committed to jail to-day
without bail
Dr. Gosham. the defauIting postmaster OF
Dyersburg. Tennessee, was brought here
to-day by the United States Marshal, and
bill Of indictment found against him by the
United States grand jury.
Providence, K. L., March 20.-The Demo
cratic convention nominated Oiney Arnold
for Governor. After some debate upon the
propriety of sending delegates to the Ma
tional Convention not vet called, delegates
were chosen TO the Democratic National
Convention if one is held. No resolutions
were adopted. A State central committee
was appointed, and tho convention ad-
.iourned.
ALTOONA, Pa, March 20.-The Logan
House was partially burned to-day. Loss
$4,000.
ALBANY, y. Y, March Ex-Governor
Hoffman has signed the bill repeating the
Erie classification.
MONTGOMERY. Ala March 20.-John {
Stanton has brought srit IN the United
States District Court. IL this State against
Robert Tyler, W. w. Screws and Nj. Cooke,
editors, and NJ. w. Screws and NJ. J. viii
liams. publishers and proprietors of the
Montgomery Daily 4dtey'tiser and Nail, for
the sum OF Sl0U,UoU, TO-: libel The sum
mons is made returnable the fourth Monday
in May, at Montgomery. The defamatory
matter is alleged to consist in a charge that
Stanton attempted to rob and defraud the
State and people Of Alabama, and obtain
money and other personal property under
false pretenses.
CINCINNATI, March 20.-The pork packing
statistics show the number packed 1868, AS,
against 3,695,25l last year, an increase in
the crop of thirty-fOur per cent. sThe in
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Dox cases yesterday, six Of which were

concealed.
Palo de Barnatze, the new Spanish min
ister, arrived to-day in the Merrimac.
A lady died in a dentists chair to-day
from taking laughing gas.
Arriyed-Victor, from New Orleans.
Money easy at 6@7P cent on call loans.
Sterling 9l4 a 93s. Gold lO9a4 q 1923. Gov
ernments Is off Skies of 1881 lisa; five
twenties of 1862 lIls4: 1864 ia; 1865 l12l3;
new HOS; 1867 ll23s: 1868 1928: ten -forties
l0S. State bonds generally quiet; Tennes
sees, old 81, new 81; VirSinias, old SAN;
new So; Louisianas, old SO; new 50; levee
skies 62; eights 20; Alabama eights go; fves
60; Georgia skies 73: sevens SO: North Caro-
nnas, old 3S; new 23la; South Carolinas, old
SO, new 3Slb
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21

At the opera house of Oporto, nos long
ago, a young actress, playing the part of
Zertina in ERA Diavolo,' undressea so in
decently in the famous night scene OF the
opera that her lover, who witnessed the
performance from ii balcony box, hurriedly
left the theatre, but soon returned with a
revolver. and in peroXysm sm of rage and IN
dignation deliberately shot her dead when
she reappeared upon the stage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21

. The yaIious parish committees throughout the
Stat. a.e requested to call parish conventions to
elect de- egates according to this appor:ionment.
BY order of the committee.
p. B. s. PINCHBACK
President.
WILLIAM TIGRRs, Recording Secretary Republican
Executive Committee.
Rer0 0blican pseers throughout the State are re-
guesttE 10 copy. mAIS I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21

A New Albany lndiana) lady, whose nus
band occasionally flies into a p;,ssion. is in
the habit on slch occasions Of walking TO
the kitchen door and calling the servants
IN. When they enter, wondering v hat their
mistress wants with them, she turns to her
husband and coolIy bids him to continue
his remarks. 1t is useless to say that he
never adds a word in high temper alter the
appearance of the servants
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iiNAItF

The Wee! is the title of journal pub
l.shed in New York, and is simply resume
OF current opinion, home and foreign. The
last number commences the remarkable
story of Joseph Ncirets Revenge, and
TIE Weeh will he sent to any address dur
ing the continuance Of this story, four
months, for one dollar. The Heeh Is a re-
print of good things culled from home and
foreign journals.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21

~ has succeeded in engaging the celebrated
WyNDnAM COMEDY COMPANY.
II season Of two weeks only. commencing sun
Nv evening, March "a.
II This organization, by its completeness perfect
@eas of detail, aud concen ration OF great talent
6to one single element of excellence has created
D profound an imp ession throughout the United
nate5 hat il bids fair to hold in america the anne
>rcud position enjoyed in Europe by the company
4 the Theatre Francais. of Paris, than which moth
~ approaching nearer to perfec toA in art is ad-
ntfttd
NJ WYSDIiAM, with such purpose in view
- carefully selected from the best theatres in
don, and AT his own expense has imported them
= this country. The success achieved by the
1errua,. is demonstI ated by the exalted position
Ao ep Joys in the esteem OF the American public.
Tie season will be signalized by the produc tioH
z eeyeral brilliant novelties.
6CNDAY EVENING, March, 24-An attractive and
DopCiar programme.
uONDAY EVENING, March 25-First production
y New Orleans of an tirely new Comedy, by
Dobertson, entitled "PRoGRESSr mh2l ct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21

The ?. Gleason arrested yesterday for
carrying concealed weapons is not the
renowned p. G. of st. Charles Theatre
fame. He Indignantly denies the allega-
ton, and scorns to carry anything more
deadly than meershaum pipe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21

celebrated writer says that, if one
could but read it, every human being
carries his life in his face, and is good
looking or the reverse, as that life has been
good or evil.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21

There vas only one steamboat arrival at
the leVee yesterday, and that WAS the
Charles Eodmann, from Cincinnati Other
arrivals VIII come In large numbers in a few
days with large quantities of Western pro
lucc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21

The Bandmanns at the Academy of
Music this evening in the comedy of .'Ds
vid Garrick,' and the drama of "Don
Cesar de Bazap"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21

Last night, at ten O'Clock, the weather
was quite cool, and gusts of wind rendered
the streets dusty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21

As the result of speculation, -four has
reached high price, aud the choicest
brands retail at $l2 50.
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liE.ii.D d Btk0DERICk.
.N5: 4. EiskEaT.

xLI SING ~ ERNEST,
LIE. Greusng) (Arthur J Ernest }
oLSTE2ERS AND FURNITURE DEALEsS
pets. Mattings and Oil Cloths cleaned and
EFuriItGrt covers made 10 order. All orders
|Sfeotlve prompt attention, and satisfac ci iou
Dtted
20 Julia street. between Baronne and Dry
ENe Orleans no2 Iy
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"A. MURRAY,

CT TERN MAKER
3i -HaShzsae street. between juii;,
4 and st. Joseph Streets,
rms rms made to order and repaired. Auw work
al and workmanship. kent con.,s. me pesI
md for sale at prices TO suit the tirnn.y On
Il "''o-A w. jsl3 ly
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i'h"H AND CNITED STATES COM
.,o,,o. MISSIONER.
fSoi,,,, "a -, r. the United States Court o;
~ ~ 80. "'HalsslOner for The States
~; mo- ou 20 limp street. New Orleans.
1an gep'sitious taken at short uotica
III N provided, ard Customhouso Lapers
'l4'' ~ I..3
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.

VARIETIES THEATHE.
oRRAlNE ROGERS. Business Manager
TONIGHT.
"wednesday and Saturday AEatince.
H.. LAWRENCE BARRETT as
JAMES HAREETE.L,
AZ PLAYED by him at. Booths Theatre for eight
ee.:s IL. W {. Willis great sensation, entitled
biAN o, +IRLEE.
Also. THE SKELETON CAPTAIN; OR BLUE
ND WILLIAM.
sptain ConalaInls Crosstree STUART ROBSON
Ia active prepsration-DUKE'S MOTTO. New
Emery effects aud props rites mhl1
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a.. FLEMING,

n DEALER IN GAS FIXTURES,
Nov on hand aud for sale at his store, No
3 draa street, the largest and finest assert
Eet @oods III his branch of business that can be
"est or south of the Allegheny Mountains
~ see fer Yourselves no25 en-
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+. IL. ALiSEiiS,

To II. 3 KlsNs
81 RESIDENCE NO. 95 ERATO STREET
Se No. CS Canal street, corner of Mag.
#H aZine.
Ipe hOnIs from II n. to 3 P. NJ, and from to
del0 cod iy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21

DUSSELDORF ART ACADEMY BURNED
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POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT
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F. CHARLES THEATRE.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
WvNDnAM COMEDY COMPANY,

Mr.. IL Bar has great pleasure in announcing tina
= has succeeded in engaging the celebrated
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NEWSPAPER LIBEL SUIT
PORK PACKING STATISTICS

TEA IMPORTATION AT PHILADELPHIA
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WIIIIAy VInRxS. Recording Secretary state Cen
tr..l Committee mbl9
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tCoNTINCED ON SyGHTH PAGE.I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-25
COUNTY NEWS.

The Millbury National bank has declared a
dividend OF five per cent payable Oct. list.
Rev q. +. NOISE, formerly of Phillpston, has
been installed pastor of church in Atkinson,
N. IL.
The assessors' valuation of West Brookfeld
this year is 1902 sos; number of polls, 43O; rate
of taxation, $3.50 per $1,000.
Rev. DIR. Sabn of Templeton concludes his
pastorate of thirty-fve years next week, and
viii deliver a farewell sermon. The council fol-
his di mission met yesterday.
Jason w. Cleveland of Athol, charged with a
murderous assault upon his wife with a chair
has been bound over in $500 bail to appear al
the superior court.
the republicans of Warren will raise Grant
and Wilson flag in Warren park this evening
An address will be delivered by Hon. w. w. Rice
Of this city and music will be furnished by the
Armory band of Springfield.
The republicans Of Barre have elected Henry
L. Rice, Daniel Cummings and John w. Rice
delegates to the county convention; to the con
gressional convention, Harding Wood, Hiram
Wadsworth and John f. Wood.
The new depot at Athol, the foundations Of
which have already been laid, is TO be 104 feet
long by AZ feet WIDE Of brick with freeStone
trimmings, turrets at each corner, and hand
some central tower fifty feet high.