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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18
"A by-word in some parts Of Ireland.

The Rev. A. j, Potter, Methodist cir
cult preacher, out on the Texas frontier,
does not rely on the Sword of the Spirit'
for defense against the redskins. He rides
a fine horse, and carries Winchester rife
and a six-shooter, and a cartridge belt with
forty rounds Of ammunition.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18

VETERINARY SURGEONS all over the country
are recommending SheIfddis's CdDdl1V CO1di-
tion Po,ccle1s for the following trouble in
horses: Loss Of appetite, roughness of the
hair, stOppage of bowels or water, thick water,
coughs and colds, swelling of the glands,
worms, horse all, thick wind and heaves.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18

"A Georgia clairvoyant revealed the
Whereabouts of $4,000 recently stolen in
Savannah, Her supposed skill brought
her considerable custom for few days,
but she was finally arrested and confessed
TO committing the theft.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18

1lE BROWNS ANB I,lNrGs piu,lr,I y. t'Jt ~, rl.-t
preparation. CIlSl NroEu's EXCELSIOR Hal; UTt.
eanuot be CNcCilti hy Nature It's tints chaicn 70
comparison with Natures most favored productions,
and defy detection.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18

TESTED BY TIME.-For Throat Diseases,
Colds and Coughs, "Bro,cn's bronchial TrO-
ches' have provsi their efficacy by a test of
many wears
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18

FLAdG's INSTANT RELIEF. - Warranted TO re-
leve all Rheumatic Affections Sprains Neuralgia
ETC. The best, the and the Quickes remedy for
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18

DooLEY's Yeast Powder cannot be exceIled
for making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, Waf-
tles, Corn Bread, etc. 1t is always ready and
relinhle
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18

OF all the men in our town the best dressed
ones wear the Elmwood or Warwick Collars.
Try them yourself
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18
THE MARKETS.

EIGHTEEN years have established the tact that no
case of Ague, or Chills and Fever can Withstand
Shalenberger'a Pills. II taken directed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18

To LET Coin HAVE IT'S own WAY Il 10 assist In
laying the foundation Of Consumption. To cure
the most stubborn Cough or Cold yOu have only to
use judiciously Dr. Jayne's Expectorant.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18

ASK for Prussing's Cider Vinegar and take
no other. Warranted Pure. Preserves
Pickles
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18

WHAT NEXT Y--The April number is
full, assalways, Of sprlghtly, entertaining and in
sructive reading for the girls and boys It's success
seems quite remarkable FOR though only fourteen
months old, the publisher announces aclreulation
already attained Of 200 copies and still rapidly
increasing 30 cent? year, with S1O0 chrome to
each subscriber. Specimen copy cents JonN
ALDEN, Publisher, Chicago, ILL., -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18

WHEN wRITING TO ADVERTISERS,
w. please say you saw the advertisement
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-18
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There Is not
remedial agent in this world that viii cure Fever and
AEue and all other Malarlous Bilious Scarlet Typhoid
yellow and other FeYers (aided by RAILWAY s FILLsJ
quick Us RADWAT's READY RELIEF.
Fifty Cents per Bottle.
, 1873-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS CITY ITEMS.

Tho jowelry and watch repairing establish.
ment Of T. Fenercstoin & Co., No. 701 so,it1
Halsted street, was operated upon BY threo
thieves, on Thursday evening. The sllow-win-
dow Was ridod Of leariy everything Of value that
it contained, one gold md seventeen silvor
watches being taken. Tonorostoin WAS in tho
building when the robbery WAS committed, hut
ho could not get into the store, AZ tho thiovcs
had taken tho precaution to fasteu the front and
buck doors by running sticks Of wood through
tho handles.
Tho alarm from Box 96l, at 2 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, wns caused by tho byeakiug ont
Of tlro in tho frame residence No. 81 Wilson
ntreet, owned by Mrs. Banks, and occupied by
hcr on the second iioor. and by Mr. Holiday on
tho first floor, Tho building was damaged 10
the extent Of about ;a2U0, but tho contents es-
capped injury; insured for $4,000 in Water
town, n, y, company. Tie fire was accidentally
started by Mrs. Banlss, who WIS endeayoring to
thaw out tho wator pipes with lighted torch.
While answering the alarm, Engine 10. u was
cansizel at tllo corner Of Maxwell and Jefferson
streets, owing to {. collision with tho street car
track. The driyor waB thrown from bis acnt ard
slightly hurt. The engine is said to 10 consid-
ernbIy damaged.
, 1873-01-11
FOREIC


FHAlkEs
PAn1B, Jan. 10.-Tllern haa inatruetofl the
Vienna. to convoy to Primo Minister Anlransy
m expression of tito docp rogrot Of tho Fronch
Government Mt tho indlscveet publications. OF
10 o''Ao do Qram,nont.
''s' 'clfort has not get boon sent l,aok 10
:son. HiB phyEicianu report tint the Journey
M...lA DO dangerous In lliH prcBent condition.
Tho Government will dooide upon his caso to-
dny.
tAn1s, Jan. 1o.-1n tho Assembly tl,ia after
noon, the dcbato oh the Educational Council bill
Fas continued by Bishop Dnpanloup, who spoho
tereation between NJ. Laurent Plchat, a
Radical, and NJ. DoCases, \ Conservative.
Blttor. wbrtls wero exchanged, and tlofo was
much bal fooliug. After tic close of tho sit
ting two friends Of tho 1latical Deputy called on
NJ. DoCasoa and demanded an apology. lilo
result ia unknown, but n duel liz probable.
Thiers and tho Thirty's sub-tonamittoo have
agrood to nrticleB permitting tho President to
nddresa tho Assembly OH certain specified occa-
legislation. 0thcr basoB for contribution havo
also boon settled.
4 rupture Inns taken place in the Left Centre
At meeting, to:lay, Of tho Doputtos belonging
to that party, n. ChriRtopto, Iadica1, was
elected President, whoroupon III. Cassimicr Per-
Ger and his fricndB Immediately Withdrew, and
Joined the Right. It il anid that tbs Donapartist
Deputies will also unto with tho Right.
Tho Independence Helgo publishes lottor
from Count Won DouRt In answer to tho asBer-
tions OF tho Duke do Grammont. Tho Count
from going to war with Pruasia, and explicitly
reserved hor right to romnin neutral. Franco,
after war was declared, asked for IN alliance,
md AuBtrla refused.
, 1873-01-11
FIRES.
burning CT II W00llcM Factory In
.pacsI6onyfllc, ILL.,, and Two Mills III
MISCIsfw{.Iss.IiTf7sOr FL rras

AsNEk1AN4 Oh II "o0}1eA EHEtOFV In
Jacksonville, 1ll., and Two Mills iii
MSClsig1ns-rIiHor Eircs.
S1'cs;al Despatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, jim. 1O.-.Cha morning at
o'clock tho Homo Wooden Mills, in this city,
wore discovered to bo OIL fro, md 80 rapidly did
establishment was in ashes. Tho loss by this
terrible contlagration amounts to 100000, Of
which but $12, 900 Ia covered by insurance. Of
tho amount Of insurance, $4,000 is In tho North
Am9i M can t Of phea9lphia, and tho same amount
asspsevoy asEh Se some e0? Worth st tiiF'es Il pSs
cn fabrics, $4,000 worth Of WOOL md other
property Of the value Of Honc 35 900, wore enyed.
company, with capital stock pnidin in ofs1eo,ooo.
Tho stock Of tho company Tas Owned as follows:
n. +. Il a. Z. Ayers, Of tl,ia city, ESQ 900; Mayor
George II. Mcconnell, Of Jacksonville, 3a5, 900
tne Hon. Jno. Gordon aud Wm. niehLa,rlson,
OF Morgan County, each 1926, 900; ". u. Dcik-
man, Of hfonn-d County, 9l7,000, and Ham
Staloy, Of Chcago, sis 060
By tho destruction Of thoao extensive mills
eerenty-hso or eighty operatives orc thrown out
lamity to our city. Tho holders OF tho stock of
the company are all wealthy and although their
!oBsoB arc heavy, tlloy will not Reriously feel
them. The tlro was caused by q parcel Of wool,
Which woman operative ,wwcs spreading on a
NEW OnLEASs, jan. 10.-A negro nleotiug-
house, closely surrounded by dwellings, Was aet
on fro, carly yesterday morning, in Brooklyn,
with the eyideut intent Of destroying it.
DErRo1r, Jan. 1o.-Tho mill Of FIslor i slin,-
nor, ut Holley, IN Lnpecr County, was burned
to-day. Loss, $1,000.
CoSconD, N. H.. Jun. 1o.-The Uuion Block, Il
large wooden building Oh Dlain street. os1,od by
Iund d Follows, waa entirely burned this morn
ing. The losses by all its occupants are $780,
00u,
Special Deapaich to Tho Chicago Tribune.
tay says Go gs ionsy % aid machio aIDs sop Of Az.
drew 4. aIooro was burned this morning. Loss.
$4,000; no insurance.
, 1873-01-11
Tho FArlalorss Convention.

5rfcsHs ItdpHtch 10 iH6 CHttdHo ifs1nnf. ...
BLooMlSoroN, ILL.,. Jan. l0.-1ho approaching
conycntion Of tho Farmora Of Illinois, which
will be held in ihis city on tho 18th aud 10th Of
this month, is tho al[-abaorbing topic Of con-
yosaation, not only among Tue farn'ots Of ne,
tho Importance which will attach itself to the
deliberations Of That body, but among tho citi-
zens Of this city also. This, perlaps, ia duo to
tho fact that tho decision upon which hinges tho
inse botweon tho farming intorostB mud tho rail:
read monopol!eg was rendered III tho Court Of
Mclean County, upon q suit brought by business
MOI, ot the county, md BY Judge ripton, man
elected from this city. 4 hoarty reception will.
assemble horo, anil they will recoivo tho intl,l-
oDco aud aasistarco Of our best business mon in
their efforts toward tho adjustment Of tho exist
Ink difficulties botwoon Tho producers mud tho
railroads. Within the past woc@, your reporter
has conycr6ed upon the aubjoct Of tho Oonyon-
ton with Influential farlnors from several Of tho
countioa OF Central Illinois. and all report a
wonderful interest i'll 1t. There s no roason to
doubt that the Convention will he lArgoly at-
tondod by tho best farmors Of tho State, and
that In ila rosultH 1t will be successful lii the
highest logrco.
, 1873-01-11

Approaching EIcctln3s of tho State
ponloloEiclsi ns,tl agricultural Socie.

Approaching Meetings of tho State
ponloloEic,. lsatt agricultural Socie.
ties.
:;l>sciul Despatch TO 1hc Chicago 1ribune.
LANSING, Jau. 10.-ArsnngomentH have been
completed Tor holding tito noxt mcotiny Of tho
State Pomologcat Society In this city, Jan.
II, IT, md 10. Tho mooting will DO 4 largo and
important QUO to all frnit-slowors. Tho anuual
business naooting Of tho Northern Michigan
Agricultural Society is to DO held horo at tho
sumo time.
Tho 6tato Pomological Bocioty l1aa boon for
several yoarB working power in tho interests
Of fr,lit-groworB. Bosiloa itG regular meetings
and tho Transaction Of It's ordinary bnsinoss, and
its annual fairs, IL has held special mootinga-
usually Of two days eacll-at the aoveral fruit
controa of Wohtorn Michigan, such rs st.
Joseph, Spring LRho, QrMnd Rapids and Bout!,
Haven. At Tho laBt annual 1nooting held in
Ioco.nber, tho Hon. j. =. Thomraor, Of Grand
napdn, who had, year alter year, beon oloctol
President Of tho Society, declined another yo-
election, md was chosen seoretar,, an Office
ho IL onlinently qualified to I'LL.
Mr.. a. Il. Dyctlmnn, Of f3outh IIayen I. prno-
tlcnl frntt-growcr, vas elected President for tho
year 1878, and Ills inaugural, to DO bo delivered
bcioro tho Society OH Tucsday next, will doubt-
lesu DO notahlo Large delegations uro Ok
pccted, Of practical frrit-growers, fro1i. tho
Hout!, Haven l'omologioal Society, Of South
Haven FROM st. JOHoph, 0ralil Travcra,
Wayne, aud other counliea.
, 1873-01-11

OFFICE or TIE 1'I:Esi1aHT
NORTHERN pAclrlo liAzLHoAp Co,srAS

NORTHERN pAe1r1o lAzLAoAp COMPANY,
NEW YoAK, Dre. II, ioi2.
GENTLEMEN: In arrang With yonr nna!er-
GUS agencies for tho tale Of tho bonds Of this
Company for tho ensuing year. it is important
that you do not commit yourselves or this Com
pnny to the $40 per cent issue beyond s.lc!s
time as m, suit tle convenience and: views
of tho ColApany.
The Board Of Directors has bcen cona,derlng
informally a plan for issuing c per ce:t bonG,
and may carry the Hamo into effect catly next
year.
Tlo track having been completed to wi.hE Il.
few mi1os Of the Missouri RlYor, whoro the }e7l;o
buuincBH Of Montana can be commanded, sllt-
dcient road having been constructed OIL tho TIA
cido coast to turn the busiut a, Of Puget H.und
from the ocean to tho rail route, aud tho salcs
Of lands having fcirlv commenced with very
gratifying results, the Board is Of Tho opinion
that huch basis Of credit he's been established
as will Justify reduction Of interest; and that
tho investing public will speedily show its acqui-
escence in tic reduction by continuing to pur-
chase tho bonds Of tho Company at the reduced
interest rate. Truly yours,
e. ". CAss, President.
Messra. Jay Cooke l. Co., Finanoial Agents
Northern paciflc Railroad Company, pLilaaol-
Min
, 1873-01-11

tIa German language WAS lost. This original
.-,..,, nKoEFR,
a resolution TINT When Tho 1touac nd,ourn 1t
na1onfn II 10 Monday at 10 a. III. was asloWotl-
HEATING APPARATUS.
a proroB!tion Of Albert L. lilo to ta|o clargc
adopted. i0A wy ""'
Mr.. CARPENTER, from from tito commtttoo m
Kulos h'lh'nlttotl rarttnl report providing for
tho appointment or Colnrniltocg no foliowu !:
Judiciary, Il n,or,bors Corporations 15; TALL
reseas} y dnla1d Commerce md Warolousoa,
Ninos aud Mining, 10; FooH mud Saarlos, ID !;
Appropriations, Ii; pouitontiary ii; Mimic
ipal Affairs, 16 Education, 15 State InAtitr-
tlone, 10 rnblio Charities, 10; Public Build
1ngs a,ld Grounds, l5i lsovenuc 1b; 1an,a alll
ton, IS; Agriculture aud horticulture, Ii /;
improvements, IL; Elections, IL; Eunal-
iSa,ion Sa5"na, f,, Of Taxos; Il; It,suranco 19
x cGdGfs sary;ca ;t9aI2n1 a D. Claims VI N1{li59
Survey, o; Printing: ii +; Roads, Highways, and
Drldgost II Executive Department. O; Drnin-
ago, y; Contingent ExponHes, I; Rules, Z; Min
celanoo!is, Z; State and Public Libraries, z;
Enrolled md Engrosaol Bills, o; Mileage, s.
M1HcELLANEouB.
lilo Doorkeopcr WAS authorized to furnish
stationery, etc., for public uso.
Tho Doorkeopor was directed to furnish dcals
and BoatA for lilo members.
Fivc hundred copioB Of tile Constitution,
rules, etc., wero ordered priniasl.
A rocoBs Of Iftcon minutes was tnkon,
a Mosange from tho Senate announcing con-
curronco with tho House In tho rouolution re-
lating to tic canvass Of votoa for State oflicerB
was rocoivod.
:. At 11:05 tho Bonato mato ita appearance, and
tho cenvass OF votes proceeded, Wllon it appear
cd that for Governor Richard J. Oglesby lind ro-
ceiYod 237, 774 votes, and GuBtavun Koornor,
197,054. Richard J. Oglcsby WIS declared Gov
ot1l0r,
Ior a. LIEUTENANT g, Governor, John L: Deyoridgo
lad 295, ,101 yotoa; John g. Black, 100, ,780 voton
]. L. Boycridgo vas declared olccto].
Tor Secretary Of State. Geo. II. Hnrlow had
Eli, 1876 yotoe, and Edward Kuinnlol had 1o3, ,Io3
votes, and Harlow waB declared elected.
For Auditor of Public Accounts, q. j.. Lippin-
cott Ind 241 400 votes, and Daniel O'IIara 192,-
709, and Lippincott waB declared clcclel.
For Troasuror, Edward R,tz had 242 CSC votcs,
and Charles II. Lanphior 101 ,800, and Rutz was
declared elected.
For Attorney General, Jarnoa Il. Etlsall Lad
2l0,731 votes, and J. V. Eustaco, 19l, l,807, aul
EdAall waa declared elected.
Adjourned.
, 1873-01-11
OHIO.

CoLumnus, jim. 10.-In tho Senate, to-day,
The bill PASSED. requiring County Trcasurers to
pay 10 each township snl yillngo School Board
q sum equal to two-thirt|B Of the currout col
lection between tho 18th and 25th of Doccmber
and 18th md 25th Of juno.
In tho House, n bill WAS introduced to croato
the office Of Stato Commissioner Of Asylur,s
"ho ia to hayo advisory supervision over all
cept tho penilentiary, aud, with the Governor
and stato Auditor, is to have charge Of nil
naattors rolatiug to tito management uf build
ing or romodelling State building1.
, 1873-01-11
-fAPAM.

WAsu1Sorou, Jan. 1o.--Atorl, tho Japanese
Minister, is in receipt Of information FROM his
Government, to the effect tllat tho Western cal-
endar is to bo adopted in a.oan, beginning with
the LIST of january. Though tho names Of tho
months and days are changed TO correspond
with those OF tho Weatorn calendar, the Govern
ncnt nihcres to their old names for years, tho
present year being known as tho sixth year Of
Meili.
, 1873-01-11

Special DtslmttA 10 Tie liicaeo Trf1.nc.
MAplsoH, Jan. l0.-Noithor lIouno Ut tho
Legislaturo had q aosaion OF half an lour long,
ana BOTH tljotrf1cd till Monday oycning, TO giyo
annn lof '1G Appointmont oil tho Assembly Com
milwaukee, alld Chicago. 1''''~
SENATE,
hanetorA Eoamidt, Lonlocrat and I1inor, TO-
publican. Offered resolutions far It Jolul Com
tho Auscmb'y, to Investigate ali matters con.
acoted WY. tho management OF the Holdierb'
orpal:h' Homo. which Were laid over,
, 1873-01-11

Dealings on tho Stock Exchange
During tlao Pnxt Ec1r~-dsossip About
tho Convict Stokcs--A Gigantic Cor
ncr in COul Fredicteti-. NIiaccIlanc.
ons local Items.
A3-v~s~t Asrputut Tia ohtc.yo tribune.
NEW YonK, Jun. 0.-~The statstics Of enor-
nous dealings on the Now York Stock Exchange
last year have been published. Tho Registered
ealeB of tho twenty-sovon most prominent stocks
amounted to 55,000,0 600 shn:os, valued Mt nearly
double tho bonded debt Of tho United States.
Tho largest transactions were in Pacific Mnil,
their extent covering fifty-tlye times the amount
Of lis capital Btojh. In Eric COM
mon transactions were about 8H
times tho amount Of its stock outstanding.
Next comeB Western Union Telegraph with
gales Of 2o1 times it's capital stock. Next
Northwestern common, with Eales Of OF times
itB issues Of stock. Next Union Paci6o, sales Of
u times it's stock outstanding. In Ohio &;
mississippi common, transactions woro 4,G15,70
share1, showing tint stock to haye bcou turned
oyor nearly once IN evory two wooks. Lake
shoro saoxs aggFSgstov aalss amounting to
in speculative prominence, salos OF tho year
being about three and ono-third timeH the num-
bcr Of shares Issued. This old speculative fay-
orite now occupies u 6oyenth rank among active
list Of pornanont Investments. NexEj in order
Of actiyity comes tho Columbus, Ohio 4; In
diana Central, Rock Island. Boston, Hart
ford, 4 Erik. Toledo & Wabasl,, niilwau-
keo g. St. Paul.. and Hannibal l. st.
1900 900 nlarea amount to o. ose,s75 goo, IN tho
et3 nslt.oR 9t Mulcn aoout tooo members Oh sao
otocA Excnanse p1ts'c!pate. ,u5.
h meM PERI TO tnG 3,,a stSty o. cn'laEGn ~ lug
!y,5;n by Ino flse oommass,onefs' 3e Ine 6ohool
pu1lu'n6s Hlost teeen.!y o1ecteo aIo
hsateu W steam generated 1n ponors
or eompilcateu consttuctlon' Wnieh were
nttoancea through one o. tAo numerous ?ona m
ol thg e1a lnul1lol.Al Tan anu Mero lnrhIsnee w
seaoola aIeany wen stpfl!ed WIN e oae1'na1y a1.y
HELL o.nGna o. Moa5ans y. 1 II nas peea loun ~ 'a'
nEliiea and a. ignorant 81 men, Tho @ wero tormoriy
lanatoss anu VINO Anew n,;, no.nlng "haLoSGr o. ~
onslneers datles' Iho 1uD)ees 10 DOING lnVesu"
ea,eu: =. u,.
ntoKea vas vlslte9 to-uay ln 1he eqnon,nnea 1 M,a
cell pY n!s protnef hoTace nna ooan =. 4ar. doMnr
sena' OF COUNSEL Ut. downse1os nterxIoM n1S,
Mn VI H. .ns pt ps8qher @ way v ic
naa oeem TAKEN 10 tne in.sngs OF 1mose a,oasu,
ffnnm; f1nn}co Ihe u ol OF eXconiiohs way a.lefwatu
,,". f W ~ P*1"r, VII he reaaY noAs ohL-
enro vhn,. H." % fnr sta ~
.n1 na,v III, ,v;,I Io 1naIo ILL., rat "nnI;n55
fian i'' hc mace @ tn 1,ro Ro.,rlsn Sfncs
md his counao I aro coni;'Ient flax eano of tho
JUDGES I m Of to sunremo @ Court vii 1 0rant Ii linn a
nnn;c;l ~ sinlroa wl,;ch Tndsr In rnioa ~ I'm
nrso' y y nono ha"o h o h;s ,,raaont nnnrtera ,o
!roro 'ron,n,nd nT vH hv fha Irnthcr tm,n1,,
III t9u'''s,i ~ 'No wns n,so Iaa tata1,
awav. Notwi,hetnnline lin hopee ho}Il
omt Ia hin, iv his Iawyers stolIos was yerv m,,n,
o,I nHty st0 1tb se 9 + aad gpas%
, 1873-01-11

Company will DO onnblod to commence tho main
railroad tunnel ut an carly tay.
Laat wcclt. at n mill in Harding County, Ky,
a, hoy named Crun,o, 10 yoara old, got Hhoavy
machinery, mud wes horribly crushed and
manglod, dying instantly.
, 1873-01-11
DIED.

DIED.
,HECtSEHLEG1;a0n Jau. 10. Martha, wife Of j. @.
TnL - her tatn residence, Sis West Wa.linEtou
st ~ sun l"S IAn II, at 10 oclack Frlunia
tni!tcd IN atsIa, ss@
fI- indianapolis papers please COPY.
COSNEl!Y-Charlos M+, SON Of james !. and Mar
EArot Conuey, Jtn. ~ nKt1 months u.ld q days.
funeral t"day, by carriages, to calvary.
.GooDSEI,L-On Monday, Jan. d. in Nuw Yask, Henry
~, nt Charles H. and Elizabeth +. Goodael aged
Gi< ;sunths.
SIhIS-At poolt, Wis, Jan. q, 1879 O! consumption,
ELLA FRANCES Sims, nHcd u years.
, 1873-01-11

JrrrERsoN CRY, NO., Jan. 10.-rho ALL
absorbing topic Of conversations, contyivings,
conniyings, and cancugses is tho contest for tho
nomination for Senator of tho United Statos.
Tho Democrats having large majority III both
choose their man, if all will unto on ono, but
tho candidates for tho honora and enlolu1ncnts
Of tho position ara 80 humorous that the insig-
nifcant minority Of tho Radicals mny
bBSS &c sSnon{a, pay n1 p0Fdes IN oeous putt o aa na
most acceptable to themselves. Thu Democrats
havo liz yotos. Dlnir'H friends now claim 42
Phelps, 10; Dogy's, 20; Droadlead's, 10; An
derson'n, II. Vest aud Gfarmadule are virtually
out Of tile contest. III case Of @ disagreement
among tho Democrats, Pholps friends are con-
h1ent Of securing his election. Men who know
tho strong points Of Blair in securing nomina-
ton, are willing to bet on hts election. i rule
will be proposed for tho government Of tho cau-
Gus, that no nane shall bo dropped until after tho
tenth ballot.
, 1873-01-11
CHINA,

-. HoNa KoSd, jan. 10, uia LONDON, rnidnigh.--
Tho question which arose concerning the ,nay.-
her IN which foreign representatives should en-
ter tho presence OF tile Emperor OF China las
boon settlcd, tho ChineHe officials yielding to tho
demands Of tho foreigners. The diplomatic
body at polsin will DO received by tho Emperor
on tho first Of the Chinese moon.
, 1873-01-11
NEBRASKA,

OMAHA, Jan. 10.-Tho Legislature completed
ita organization, md tho Goyornor's message
was received ind road in l,c!h Houaos. Tic
Governor reports ncGrly 5200,ooo in the Troas-
School Fund. He recommends tho abolition Of
tilo rcTtsiou tn1 anu cullcctiou lnwr, u:lu other
reforms
Tho new State officers will DO inaugurated on
MOnuaY
, 1873-01-11
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, jan. 0.-Tho Governors moBsage,
delivered to-day, nhowB tho rccoiptu for 1879 to
be 81, ,10, ,340.8i disbursements, 81 1916, ,2U7. II;
orty, e334 ,492, ,4a8.
Tho assets Of tho Georgia National Dank will
not amonntt in real vnlue, to moro than one-llalf
or tito StatoH claim Of at2, ,250,359. Tho Btato's
RAILROAD is caled to tho Legislaturo'B attontion,
and tha1 body Ia recommended to resume pos
session Of tho road and. 1ipposo Of 1t.
ATLANTA, Ga., Jun. l0.-Jamcs n. Smith WIS
inaugurated Governor Of Qeorgia to-day. An
i,nmenao crowd Witnessed tho Ceremony. The
Govorno:: saih Georgia will continue to perform
hor, part in good faith as I, member Of tho Fed
eral unicu. We should sond tho wsoat aud
md DO thankful that tho evil brood, native and
imported, spawned upon onr State by tho retiring
armloR, havo disappeared from our high places.
, 1873-01-11

CONNECTICUT TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
New Yonx, jan. 10.--At New Hayon, Conn.,,
yesterday, tho State Tempernuco Convention
ter. 1t was claimod that lilo needed temperance
Liquidation could not bo obtained OF either the
Republican or the Democratic party, and full
ticket for State officers waB put in nomination,
with Henry D: Smith, Of Plainyillo, for Goyor-
nor, and Q. s. Bcarlsley, Of Plymouth, for
Lieutenant Governor. a straiglt-out Temper
auce platform WaB alontel.
, 1873-01-11
MI:

MATAsonAs, jan. 10.--This afternoon tho
citizon, was seized by tho Collector Of Customs
,l'lder tho protenco OF collecting book import
dues previously abolished but now roplnced by
tho A1oxican Government. Much indignation il
expressed against those who endcayor to eyado
tho law.