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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-31
POLITICAL.

New York, so. A convention of labor re-
formers assembled in this city to-day. The
committee appointed at the last meeting made
report.
Mr.. Caswell of Maine, presented resolu-
non accusing the committee of political trea-
son.
He was called to order by Mcmahon of
Mass, who thought the whole convention out
Of order, and offered resolution comforting
The deliberations to one point-labor and its
needs. He continued to speak in denuncia-
ton of capital and capitalists, charging the
future of previous movements to the politi
cal treachery OF representatives. Principle
is wanted now and a declaration of principles
IS most pressing before the convention.
Several members excitedly demanded a
committee on credentials.
Mr.. kIlgore whose tealty to the labor party
has been impugned, branded any man doubt
'ng 1t as a liar and william.
Mr.. Dalton thought this premeditated at
tempt to carry the assembage for Grant or
Greeley. He would have Grant and couldn't
go Greeley.
A committee WAS appointed and recess
taken.
AT the close of the morning session call
was issued tor a meeting by the representa-
lives of New York, Indiana, Connecticut,
Maryland, Delaware, Ohio, Georgia, Ken
lucky and Virginia, and there was large
attendance. Mr.. Edmund of New York was
chosen chairman. Resolutions denouncing
the o-called labor reformers as tricksters
and wire-pullers and announcing their with
drawal from that body were adopted amidst
great excitement.
AT the afternoon session, regular body, a
letter was received from John Lancy of Phil
adelphia, expressing the opinion that it would
be unwise to make any more national nomi
nations for President and Vice President
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QirD.

AT National Military Asylum, 30th inst.. of apo.
plexy, Charles w. Maxwell, late Of Co. q, IL Mass.
Vols. aged A years
Iu Vassalboro 24th inst, Mrs. Peggy Clark. aged
8, years, 8 months, wire of Capt. Albert CT rk,
formerly ofSantucket, Mass. Mass. papers plea e
,opy.
In Maiden, Mass, Goth inst, Harry, son of P.
Augustus and Laura +. spoGord, formerly of Bath,
aged years, 10 months.
In Bath Is h inst Corn liza E., wife of John H.
Sprague, aged SO Years, months II days.
In Bruins wick, 18th inst Marion Frantien Dodge,
aged months, % day 20tn inst, Charles W. Fur
BUSH aged months - days.
In Portland, 10Th inst. than, only child Of Ma.
than aud Jane NJ I. Webb aged 9montho, 20 days
2eth inst, Matte, infant daughter ofJ Z. and Mag
ele E. Smith, aged II mo th- 29th inst Richard
King of Charles b ami \. l. l.. Merrill, aged IL
months.
In Hallowell. 2Bh inst, Leroy Prince, son Of
Chas X. and Flora q. Howe, aged mos, l. DAYS.
He was the sunshine of our home,
An angel to u given;
Just as we learned 10 love him most
God called him home to Heaven.
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Intelligence from Havana.

Havana, 80. Aspinwall advices to the goth,
states that Capt. Birdsall, commanding the
tug at Greytown, was drowned white crossing
a bar in skiti.
The Edgar Stuart is still in the custody of
the United States steamer Wyoming. A new
captain for the Stuart is expected on the ship
Rising Star. The Wyoming is awaiting or
ders from Washington as to the disposal of
the Stuart
The Panama authorities continue meddling
with the vessel.
Eighty Cinnamon have begun work on the
wharves of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany.
The Isthmus has been badly flooded by
rain.
An epidemic resembling yellow fever exists
at Carthgena, but is fatal chiefly to children.
Reports from the lsthmus Of Daran say
that hostiliiies are progressing between the
Choco and other Indian tribes, and num-
Der have been killed. One tribe advocates
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BANGOR.

Bangor, Me, 50. The Young Mems Grant
and Wilson Club of this city, having erected
a "Wigwam' for campaign headquarters,
dedicated it tonight with appropriate eXer
cises. The building has standing room for
about twelve hundred, and was closely pack
ed while many more stood around the doors
and windows. Col. D. II. Chamberlain of
South Carolina, eloquently addressed the
Club for an hour and half, being frequently
interrupted by the heartiest applauses and
cheers. He was followed by Gen. Chas.
Hamlin in brief but eloquent speech. The
Bangor Cornet Band furnished music and the
whole audience united in singing, Rally
round the Flag. The enthusiasm was ill.,
tense.
The friends Of Greeley and Brown had
flag raising at Lincoln to-day. Addresses
were made by Col. J. F. Godfredy and Theo-
dore Tilton.
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Destructive CONFEDERATION.

Hunters Point 80. The fire here which is
still raging, originated on board coal boat.
the wind which was from the north carried
the flames into the Standard Oil Yards, the
boat on which the fire commenced, had on
board 200 barrels of oil. 1t is reported that
eight or ten barges have been destroyed.
The ship Eclipse, 500 tons, the bark Ed
wards. GOO tons, both full of oil. and brig
Max, $50 tons, just commencing to receive
her cargo. were burned.
W. I. Wardwell, Superintendent of the
Standard OIL Works, estimates that from 20.
600 to $4,000 barrels of oil were burned in
the yards, valued at $4,000. c. L. Goes
phosphate factory loses 10 200 barrels of
phosphate valued at So barrel. Fifty hogs
heads OF bone-dust, valued at $50 per hid.
The fire now extends over three blocks, COW
erng the entire space with a solid mass of
flames. Capt Chandler came to the rescue
of the barges with the United States steam
tug Catalta, which is provided with steam
fire engine. The flames are still spreading
There were five large tanks OF MAJ tina and
refined oil, each coutaing 5000 gallons, four
of these were burned. Hopes are entertain
ed at the last accounts OF saving the remain
ing tanks. Over so 600 barrels of petroleum
on the wharf ready tor shipment were burn
ed, as were also tour ships and three canal
boats loaded with oil. Many of the burning
barrels of oil rolled into the river endanger-
ing the shipping. All the vessels are now
removed. There were no ferry boats burntd
as was at first reported. traits Astral
Works in the rear OF the Standard Works
have not yet ignited, and hopes are entertain
ed OF saving them as the wind is now blow ing
the flames toward the river. Many of the
sheds owned by Rocktellow, Andrews < CO.,
containing thousands Of barrels OF oil are en-
trely consumed. At four O'Clock it was re-
ported that the fire was confined. The fire it
is believed originated by some accident in the
canal boats which were unloading at the
wharf. The fire department did all in their
power, but their efforts were of little avail.
Estimates place the loss on vessels at Sl00,.
coo, on Standard Oil Works, $3.50 900, on
Goes Works, S225 600. Almost all the
losses are fully covered by insurance. No
further destruction is now apparent, the ire
being pretty well subdued.
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Political Outlook in Maine.

The Boston journal of yesterday has an
other letter from its Maine correspondent,
dated Bangor the 2jth, from which we take
the following
The detection among Republicans, when
ore has it reported to him from the lips of a
Liberal espe cially, is so great that we almost
wonder if there is any Republican party in
Bangor left, or gone over to Brewer, which
place SEINE enterprising scribe, in telegraph
ing one of your staid Boston papers, says
will this year go for Grant, unmindful OF Inc
fact that Brewo or ALWAYS goes republican, and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-31
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
Fifth District Democratic Con.
vention.
Frederick A. Pike Nominated for
Congressman,

Belfast, 80. The Democratic Convention
for the Fifth District which assembled here
to day is largely attended, full delegations
from every county being present. Gen. F.
). Nickerson of Searsport is chairman.
Speeches have been made by Hon. John Z.
Talbot and George Walker of Mathias, and
others. Hon. +. A. Pike of Calais, will I'M
doubtedly be nominated this afternoon. 1t is
understood that all the other candidates will
decline in his favor. A convention Of repub-
licans opposed to Hale is also being held.
LATER
Belfast, 80. At the Democratic Congress
sion Convention TODAY, Hon. +. A. Pike was
nominated by acclamaton. Mr.. Pike ac-
eepted the position in an eloquent speech. a
vote of thanks was given for the concurrence
Of the republican convention. J. +. Merritt
of Rockland was chosen elector. Resolutions
were passed endorsing the Baltimore plat
form and the national local democratic can.
didates.
Both conventions were characterized by
harmony and enthusiasm.
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News From New York.

New York, 80. 1t is reported that wom-
an and child on canal oil boat are burned
&c death. Two Williamsburg ferry boats are
also reported burned.
There is panic among the people at
Hunters Point. Houses are deserted. and
the efforts OF the fire department seem to be
powerless. All the cars of the Flushing rail-
road have been removed, and all the property
on the river in front OF the place is being re-
moved. The works of the New York Oil
Company were also burned with large
quantity of oil, and the Standard Works
owned by Andrews & Flayler.
The Yacht Deceiyer, bound for Stoning-
ton, capsized in the East River, yesterday
The crew and passengers were saved, and
the yacht towed ashore.
Judge Barrett denied a mandamus to CON-
pei the Commissioner of Public Works to
pay Jose of Navarro S2S,350 claimed to be
due by the city for water meters on con-
tract made with eXCommissioner Tweed
Writs of habeas corpus have been issued
by Judge Pratt in the cases of w. Chambers
and James Burns sent, to a lunatic asylum
for killing Mr.. Voorhees,, and Patrick Haber-
an.
The foreman of Robert Hamilton, carpen-
ter, SD street and llth avenue, was beaten
and left for dead by strikers last night.
p. Lynsey, of VT, has been appointed act
ing Secretary to the National Republican
Liberal Committee in charge of the New
York headquarters.
Mr.. Waterman was arrested to-day upon
lis arrival from Rio Janerio upon a charge
Of detraudng the Home Sewing Machine
Company. He was committed in default of
$40 900 bail.
A child named Mary Jane Hawkins died of
starvation in Brooklyn last night
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New YORK July 30.

Marposa +, do pid., ; Canton Co. 96k: Cum
berlsnd Co. IS Western Union Tel. Co.. 75k
quicksilver Mining Co., AK Pacific Mail 76ss
Boston Water Power, 90; Adams Elk. Co.. 911s p
Wells, Fargo Co., 50 American Merchants In
=; U. 5. Elk. Co., SAY: N. Y. Central & hudson
River. 9S% do. scrip. 972& Erie, 521S do pfd u
Harlem, ll6: do. pid $50 Reading, .Micn-
Central, ll6: Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
s2A; Illinois Central 49,; Cleveland Pittsburg
VI q Chicago y North Western, .63. do pfd ok !;
do. pid.,7s; Toledo, Wabash & Western, 763,
do. pfd 81; Pttsburg u Fort Wayne, ga Terre
Haute 80; do. pfd 40; Alton, III do, pfd l20;
Ohio h Miss, 4Gl. Boston. Hartford 4 Erie. "a
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New York PrOduceM Market.

NEW YORK. July 30.
COTTON sales 1910 oales. mid. uplands Pr,
FLOUR-sales 5000, state 5Ua 20, round hooI
5 5JgS 40.
WHkAT 5000 bu; No. apring / al 40: new
do winter red ana amber western 1909 lG,
CORN-lsOJ8 /; new mixed western 6ueGi
10
OATS-sales 43001 western 4l642k
PORK new mess IL 6jg IL. IS old.
prime, id.il
LARD So "a steam: q :; kettle, ~.
BUTTER w, st'n. lla20 state, 20a21.
WIilSkEr Western free, 80
RlCE-Ca =" ina, Sk a.
COFFEE-l5k slSk
SUGAk-Porto Rico, a ;Muscovado, "a go.
MOLASSES-N. o. 1893
SPsTS TURPENTINE-5SQ59
ROSIN-3 37h 93i0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1924 al29.; refined, 22k
TALLOW- saa%
FREIGHrs To LIVERPOOL. Cotton, l-is
I'd, -four %, Cd, wheat esd
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Railroad Accident.

Saratoga, n. y, 80. A despatch from
Denver states that a serious accident occur
red on the Kansas Railroad to day. A train
consisting of two sleeping cars, one first
class and the other a second-class coach, the
baggage and express cars, gave through the
bridge over Coon Creek. The entire train
was demolished. About twenty FIVE or thirty
persons were killed and wounded. 4 train
with surgeons and assistance has been sent 10
the wreck. he accident was caused by Il
water spout washing away the supports of the
bridge,
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The watervile Mail thus disposes of the

The Watervile Mail thus dsposes OF the
Gardiner Journal mans independence: =
HEAR YE The Gardiner Journal has had
little shock of nightmare, and on awdking
has issued what he takes to be a proclama
ton. He says he is so independent that he
can't tell whether he is for Grant or Greeley
so self conceted that he cares tor nohody's
opinion; so big dog that he thinks all 9TH
ers are mere ours; so truthful that all others
are liars and wise that all are fools but
him Well-all this is no news. He adds
hint that he is of some consequence this is
news. He says the papers take some notice
of him,-which is news also. He declares
lie has never said he should vote for Greeley
and as his will probably be the only vote
that counts less than one, we take his word.
He says he is on bad terms with the press
generally which evident fact he is the first
to learn or utter,-but when he insinuates
that he has had their special notice, we are
compelled to wonder that we have not seen
line of it. But we are relieved when he
closes with ELBOWS that for high and freely
admit that he must have been as "high" as
anybody could get on the Greeley side OF the
cider hobby.
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POWER OF SPEAKING RESTORED,

POWER OF SPEAKING RESTORED.
NEwAsH, ONTARIO ID. c., March so, 1870.
MIR. FELLOWS Sir: Some two months ago
my son lost ms voice. | became very anxious
about him. None of the physicians could do
him any good. Having heard of your Com
pouhd Syrup of flypophosphtes, obtained
Il bottle; strange to say, my sons voice was
restor> d about two hours after taking the sec
ond dose.
You are at liberty to publish this for the
benefit of other sufferers.
Jonas FoTuERlNGILL.
july3l-+&wlw
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young man named Walker, belonging in
Brunswick, a recent inmate of the Reform
School, is now at no me suffering from a com
plication ofdiseases. He reports that he was
compelled to labor beyond his strength at the
institution. He resides on the River road,
about mile and half from Brunswick viii
lage.
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Tax Notice,

rHE tax bills for the year 1872 have this day been
/ commit, d to me to collect, and by order OF
the City Council | am authorized n make dis
count o five per cert, ON taxes voluntarily paid on
before the first day Of Augu t next, and three per
cent on all paid from August fret to November
first and am dnecte,i to add interest the of
six per cent all taxes remaining unpaid from
and after November first 1872 For the accomo
dation of lahuring men ] shall keep my Office open
from July 18th TIL August lst until seven O'Clock
p. Nj. THOS. LIT LIE, Collector.
Augusta, July LIST, ls72.
". Is. On II taxes assessed prior to lsI2 in my
hands rcma ming unpaid after August 18TH next,
costs will be reluctantly made.
uly2 .}taw3w&w3w THOS. LITTLE, Collector.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Paris. so NJ Goddard, minister of FL
nance, day announced to the Chamber of
Deputies OF the Assembly the result of the
subscriptions to the new loan. The books
show forty AMI half million of francs as the
aggregate amount of subscription
South Hampton, so. The steamship BALTIC
has arrived.
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1t may be a help to our liberal friends if
we remind them that in making up the can
vass in Vassalboro' and China, to put down
three democrats who will vote for Grant. for
every two republicans who will become so
deluded as to vote for Greeley.
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Aliens Young Folks for August lst, has
in its illustrations of distinguished scholars,
a group from the recent graduating class in
the Augusta high school-Miss Lizzie S.
Avery, Miss Alice r. Beale, Miss Alice NJ.
Harlow, Miss Hattie VI. Holmes.
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Within the last two weeks Messrs Murphy
and Bryant, reformers and lecturers, have
procured 6s7 new signatures to the total alb
stinence pie ge.
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gentleman in this city has 500 which he
desires to bet, that North Carolina goes Re-
publican at the State election, to be held Au-
gust l, 1872. The money is on deposit at
this office.
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Boston Items.

Boston, 80. A. Belg a we'll known lawyer,
died this morning of consumption, at his res
Idence in Newton.
Senator Wilson left this afternoon for In
diana
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iHarriro.

In Watervllle, 18th inst, by Rev. j. X. Bowler of
Rockland Thomas Lyons, of the Graduating
lass, Colby University, and pastor elect OF the
First Baptist Church in Monmouth to Miss Emily
A. Chamer-, both oi WatervIlle.
In Brun swick, 18th inst. Henry Anderson of
Brunswick To Miss Lizzie McIutite of Ri deford.
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That bet.

That bet. rs1fi ~
The bet offered in our columns yesterday
and day before, that Mr.. Blaine would re-
ceive larger majority than he had two
years ago, "stirred up the faithful amaze
ingly. One of the boldest of the Democracy
came to our office early in the morning,
snuffed round, and then backed out-con-
cluded he wouldn't nibbe. Then another
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inter. marriage with the whites and the others
oppose it. The question is likely to become

Lima advices are to the 9TH instant. The
great national exhibition opened on the first
of July.
Mr.. Thomas the T. S. Minister, has pre-
scented his credentials.
The small pox continues its ravages at
Valparaiso.
Two compsnies with capital of million
dollars each, have organized to work the coal
mines of Conception.
Immense quantities of salt petre have been
discovered in africa.
In Ecuder many new ports have been es-
tablislred and museums are being commenced
in different towns.
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From Stephen Berry, Portland, we have
received the Masonic Token for July which
is fully up to the standard of excellence and
must be a valuable contribution to masonic
literature
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BELFAST.

Belfast, 80. The telegraph Office in this
city was struck last evening by lightning,
which stunned Miss Pillsbury the operator,
and so injured the battery that no message
could be sent until this forenoon.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND TABLESPOONFUL,
cry sipt las, salt heum and all skin diseases, indi
cate impure blood. The Ointment reachts ana OBJ
lit.raes the poison in the veins while the Pills re
meve all internal instructions. sold Is Maiden
Lane, \. Y. Price, 2j cents pes pot or box. Ask
Tor new style; the old Is counterieited.
july3lt2t&w
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The Brunswick Telegraph thus prints tie
notice Of a death. The bare announcement is
almost enough to kill person:
''In this town, Bernard Simpson, Nee lie so
Janver 1872. Deceote lie % Juliet, age de
sing mois ct vingt trois jours."
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Knox stock has always stood high in Ken
nebec, but even the admirers Of the full
blood are unwilling to "go-Lang." just now.
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To the ''Penny Subscription" Democracy.

friend who is fond Of sport, hearing that
the Democracy have actually screwed up
subscriptions, to bet that Mr.. Blaine's major
ity this year will not be larger than it was
in 1870, authorizes us to offer the following:
500 that Mr.. Blaine will he elected.
loo ,hnt ha Ill haYn zoo mainritv.
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LOST !!

A SMALL SIZED VALIoE, containing thin
"A clothing near the Engine House on Lincoln
street. \ person driving may rack team was seen
to pick it up about O'clock a. NJ. minutes after
il was lost. Whoever nil return this at Franklin
House, east side oI river, will be rewarded
JOHN KENT.
Augusta, July 81, 1872. july S0.'3tF
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Somerset county, and more especially
Skow hogan has been claimed as the grand
head centre of liberal republ,canism. But
60 to Skowhegan and they will tell you that
''liberals" are not very plenty there. but in a
town to the west there are ANY quantity"
Step into the town that they may mention,
get out search warrant, and do your best
to look up the "liberals,' and the friends of
Horace will say, ooh, there's only few
here, but over to Skowhegan half the town
are wearing white hats" They are good
deal like the man who couldn't get his child
rem together long enough to count them.
They cry "Lo here, and 10 there" but
when you ask to see their strength they point
you to men that live only in their magma
tons, that are more fabulous even than the
paper men" of the war.
On Monday evening, between seven and
eight O'Clock, occurred most violent storm
of rain, accompanied By lightning and terrific
peals of thunder, and continuing tor nearly
an hour. 1t was the universal opinion that
the lighting must have stuck in this near
vicinity, and it did strike a tree near the res
dence of John Ma7t;h on North street, and
fir tree standing near the barn of William
Norcross, on Western avenue. The
storm at its height reminded many of our
citizens of that fearful night that was
rendered memorable on account of The
destruction by lightning of the Old South
Church. The reverberations succeeded
the sharp lightning flashes so speedily,
that the close proximity of "the battle in the
clouds" was very evident, and persons of
weak nerves were great sufferers. 4 great
amount of water fell, washing some gardens
badly, smoothing the public highway, and
washing sand and debris on the railroad track
At the camp-meeting the people thought they
never witnessed such an ''oupourng.'
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A splendid flag has been purchased and
will be run out at the republican headquart-
ers in this city, Meonian Hall.
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BILLET DoUX. The new and beautiful
French Stationery sold at rartrdge's Drug
Storo.

HELP OR WE PeRIsH.- This is what neg
lected teeth would say If they could remon-
strate with their owners, and mark this, the
teeth cannot perish or become black or yell
low if the SozopoNr is used d,ily.
;uI, 90 +...d 2,rIw
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The annual meeting OF the Squirrel ISL
and Association will be held in the new nan
on the Island, on Thursday, August oth.
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Hallowell Gas Light Co.

THE corporators of the Hallowell Gas Light Co.
i will meet by adjournment at the Office OF 4. =.
ashbmn, Thu sday, Aug /. 1872 at 10 o'clock, a.
NJ. to adopt ..v Laws for said company, and trans
act any other business that uay belor>. tn, IN
As. WASHBU clerk.
Halowell, July "a, 1872. tjuiy2J2s-3l