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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-22
AnslanoifdDe AebrrfdJt.

Sn Seutl 6lonb l6retet Die 3esie=
run9 auI Dem betretenen @ese INNER pors
wGrts. Wtit Den &l6ltern lit Tie balo fer.
tis uno Der &i nit Den 9ii6Dien, Die
Den oespotil6en G,eieben oeg Geborlam
per,uei9eril miro INNER erbitterter. Sie
9iidOfe blciben ibrem Stanppunfte treu
uno oaB Die &e9ierunS ni6t seiuillt lit,
nahsugeben beiueist Iie our6 Die 2I9en,
Die iie peridieoenen Gegierun9sprdlioenten
ertbeilts. neil oieelben nid)t nit Der se=
bprigen Sorgfalt iiber Die Yerle-
bunsen bon Gjeitl6en beri1tcten, Die i'm
@ioeripru6 nit Den &ir6enseiebsn BON ei-
nisen Sii66ien uorsenommen wurbcn.
ySelher Irt abcr Die 6reibeit lit, peld5e
DE OranBen Die 9eute gsnieBen, bemeist ei=
ne MaBre9eL luelde 9esen Die guswanoe-
runs seridtet 1T. @ie pcrlautet, loll Die
prsubiite &esieruns bic Yropinsialbebor-
oen ongelpielen babeu, ale in Yrsuben
ippbnsnoeu9luswanoerunssa9snten oes9an-
oes Su periueilen. SoB Die glusmanosrun9
srobsre Simcnhonen ansenommcn bat,
als ie juror maht Der preubiden Hesie=
uln9 an9lt nnb Sange. Iber Seriaguns
Der NSenten bilIt Dem llebslni6t ab. Wan
made, oaB Der Wtcnid ole ibm notbise
isreibeit seniebt, man it6re ibn ni6t in iei=
men rcli9iOien yeoiriniiien, man sebe es
aui aus oem Menlben Ganoneniutter i'll
MAIDEN, une mir petten, oas glusmanbe=
rllngsiieber miro peiben. llcberbaupt
febt es ia europa Iiniter ans. @tau peib,
oab es nid,t lanse Suscbt uno bic T6lter
liesen lid wieoer in osn iooar.n.
3wiiden 6rantreid uno Stalisn miro
lpabrl6einldD Der 3uiammenitpB unaus-
bleiblih iein e5eSsn Die iransoillhe Re
generation loll Tictor Gmanuels Yelud) in
8isn uno Ssrliu als Ssmpnitratiou gel
tsn uno ourd oas beutlb -italienii6e
Sahonib iuht man einerieits Oeitrsih. an=
oerieitS Srantrti6 einSui6i6tsrn. Dit
,uel6em GriolSe, oas Wiro bic 3utunit sb=
ren.
@lan bat i6on oft Die Sebauptuns aui-
ssitsllt, Die tirdliden @prsdnse in oel
e@weiS wiirosn BON Berlin aus seIsitst
Cine nsnsr. Sepeide meIbet. oaB Yis.
mari Die snslii&, &esisruns ebsniaas gun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-22
Snlanoifd)e Ranofd)au.

81. Yilans I'M S6asamts Su Walb-
inston Seiste am Is. October iolseno.
Summen auf
Currency nod AbSus Oes III yisp=Yorl
gum antauf BON Staats=Oblisaten per.
wenoeten uno nod ni6t aufsepieienen ge-
troses .,........ $3,S0S, ,lS5
Grtra =SepoIiten BON Se9al=
Senb.r sur Ginl6Iuns bon De-
poIiten= Gertificoten ..... IL 100000
@olo Observation-Disclosures. 81 ,656 ,25S
Gini6IieBlih @olo Gertiii=
cate ................... 81 l,19S, 400
gioienumlauf 360,O92 ,SS9
Scr @oranidlas iiber Die Nussaben Nes
Staatsbepartemcnts wdbreno bes am 80.
SUM 1874 81 Gnoe 9ebenoen 5istaIiabres
weiit Gin Sotal BON $32O,7OO oui bon
wel6em Ystrase $lO6,22O fir @ebalte,
$4,000 fir Ornd unb YerOHentli6uns
Der @cI.B., $S3, 900 fir Srieiporto, $32,=
500 fir unoOrberseiebene aussaben nno
Der Ieit fir perl6i.oene 3uede beitimmi
iinb. Sn oielen 8oranidlas Iino inoeb
ni1t Die Auslassn fir ben biplomatii4cn
9ienit einsei4loiieu, luelbe i3 auf ST.
$4,000 belauien. Die bem Staataoe=
partlment fir oas .lauieHoe Sabr beiuilliste
Summe betrdst nit gusl6lub Der Nus-
saben oes biplomatil6sn 9ienltes $3l2,-
6O3.
llsber Die W blsn i'm Stdate Soma
lauten bic geridte biz Samitas, baB bic
repnblicanil6c Wajoritdt nidt iber 49,
900 Stimmen baben wirb. Sie @ran.
gers, iutl6e lib nit ben Semocruten uer=
sinist batten, er,ielten wabrlaeinli6 cine
Nlebrbeit in Der 2esislatur. Ser Senai
1T republitaniih. @puperneur @arp.n.
ters Wajoritdt sibt man auI nabcsu 81
600 Gtimmsa an. Siel ltdrter mdre Ole
oen Hepublifanern 9emadte Oppoiitior
seluelcn, penn oie8ebeimniBfrdmerei be. Den
Gjrdnssrs aus bem Spisle 9eblieben warc
Ni6t allcin Der 2atbolit, lono.rn aud
mander anbere Siirger uno beioaoers oi,
0tuti6en lino prinSipiell seSen bas Sc.
beimtbun, bas in elmer &epubIt teinsr
3wed hat. Sofentlid wiro Die 6armer.
partei lid cine Section oaran nebmen.
Ger errunsens Sies III groB. aber e'
battc nod piel sroBer lein tOnncn 9Benr
man oenft bab Soma nod in poriser
Sabre 10000 Stimmen republicanii4'
Mebrbeit bate, 10 mub man iiber Den I'm
ld'ouns IN Der turSsn 3eit eritaunen.
Vim ourdi6lasenoltcn 1T oaS Reiulta
Der gSablen in Galiiornish sepelsn, 100 be
Der Oberrldter,pabl bic Nntimonopplpar
tel iiber bic bsben alten Yartcien Eests
9ort piberbolte ii& in entI9iebener @eii
oos. tuas frilber idon bel Der Staatsg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-22

Irier, 2. Septbr. Der 5rier OiScslanz
Gdeilisn. 3wsiss @srein Mir am 9. UNI
10. pls. Wlts. in Saarbars feline iii.
0snerals sSerlammluns abbalteu: @tenrS
sprbrr inject i'm srcSsn Saals pcs Serrn.
Ga I'm cine eemltblibs 3ulammenfunft
une bic Ssarisuns Der Sremesn fatt.
Die tsicen folssnecn Sage ipsresn tbsils
pur6 SFsntli6s unp seI@lpiTsne Sisuns
ausaeiiillt wsrten; erferc weresn aus
aeflbrt BON rsm Xir1endors inSaarburs,
ren Dpm6pralsn ron 1nu une ben
Ssrrsn eebrwn Der Snipsetion Saara
burg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-22
Sas ppffpprto


ID ben Ger Gaat.n une Canada btrdet 20 Gents Satr
aus mug son tem Gmpf6nsr be ietnsr Ypfpfee piertfl
tSbrIi1 rprausbejatIt werbtn.
Ran iann ~ isser 9et auf ti. eursmsurssr @a,st,s
stennrsu.
ES Gnseisen ubsr pienies, 9Ottsrisn,
@lidslpisle &c. finben bon mem It aud INNER
fpmmen mSsen, ferner feline Iufnabme in unisr
8iatt, ta iol6s 8elli6feiten unp Spisle bent
Ceife Der fatbOlil@sn Stir&e supisbsr iinb.
A8- pot Office. Ulsnes. Orbrs Fub sas ttaisf. uns
a6ers wittei ,ur lsbtritnbuns @tb uns ogts t
" tabtu Nnb ba,u sebrautt rereen
gDtnn tit Namsn tntsri6rttern tnselanbt rtrstn
pattu Fe teunH etlHrsttR fen une has ppaamt Gpuns
tne Staat senau uue ri6tts anststbtn wtrsen.
gDenn cine 8stuas sinsn gefam elm anSsres
fest meten fpl 70 mus mmr aud has pefamt ansesten
ptrhn, NO bic 3eitaus frlts tntpfanssn wuret.
Dem Semanb ftia BAIT ni8 rtsdmdsis smpfdnet ssr
N& auf traene cine Mrt 8ebtr ni4een 70 sate Der be.
rtentt agent ewts bic Ssrausssbr fsslsi& btna&r&s,
rtrttn.
Die gantpsrtt&ftt e. Selssnbansta fir bic 3situns
esrken mir uur eann a.srGssmtn teettn yer rss
irrtsn Sris cher per Office 9lsne9O Oresr ss&stsH.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-25

sE-Whips, al 'Msrshall 4 Richards 10.
posits RECORD Office, Main Street, ,,Petro
leumCentre. Pa. :fr-'5
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-25

Advertise in the RECORD.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-25

tB- Siaigh Bells. Buffylo. ,Rd6ss, Wol
Robes, LISP Robes. &C., at Aambsll 4
Richards, Main Street. gsir sai's 's6,a.3
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-04
Beyond the mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and
thousands more aretufLing their eyes to
wards new homes in,the fertile West To
those going TO Missouri, Kansas, Nebras-
ka, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada,
Oregon or California, we recommend a
cheap, safe, quick and direct route, rin
ST Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road, which runs its fine Day Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers from st. Louis to prin-
cipal points; toithout change. Webelieve
that tue Missouri Pacific Railroad has the
best track and the finest and safest equip
ment of any line west Of the Mississippi,
and its connections with roads further
West are prompt and reliable. The
Texas connection OF this road is now
completed, and passengers are offered d
first class, all-rail route from ST. Louis to
sfrxa-. ,i.nor-axorthe Missouri. Kansas
and Texas r R Uia Seddiid, or over the
Atlantic d Pacific R r ria Viaita For
maps, time tables, information as to rates,
routes, DC, we refer our readers to S, H
THOMPSON, Eastern Passenger Agent, Co
lumbus, Ohio. or E. A. FORD, Genera
Passenger Agent. St Louis, Mo. Ques
tons wiitb be cheefuiiy and promptly. an
slceredl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-04
From Jackson Township.

EDS. SPIRIT: Here is an item from
jackson township: Last Saturday night,
just after dark, I,tool, my lantern aud
went to the barn to feed and milk tie
COWS. had not been, in the stable
many seconds, till | heard a heavy
breathing i'll the straw, over in another
part of the barn. y The door was shut
so that knew that neither hog nor dog
could get in there. Presently the
thought struck me, that some drunken
scamp had taken shelter for 'tlie<night in
there, as there were two eroo shops
hard hy. lhoughtaI would finish milk
ing before disturbing him. Soon
heardvoices outside, saatl two, strange
men came up 70 the barn / asked what
they wanted ;,they said they lett man
in there tight aud had come back after
him S, they wentin, reused him up,
got him to the road and on d sled. and
drove away, and I have not heard of
him since, nor am | anxious 10
Now, suppose he had frozen to 6eath
there--the night was very cold-or had
Started out alone and got into the water
and drowned-the river was up so that
tile water was .deenin the road near the
oarn--or suppose. i had sssent the clfl-
dren TO mix and the drunken scamp had
frightened them outg of their senscsa
who weuii have paid The damages p
There is too much bad whisky in this
.Darf of the f.,tInty fooe fmi,,.K violation
tot law in selling it; too 'tnuch drunken
ness and too MUCH suffering on account
OF it. which everybody Knows, and still
no one tiles to pr vent. Is the law, a
dead letter and is there no remedy
.sss 80 So 9.-l JED.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-04
Jefferson Fire Insurance Co,
OF sTEuBEsviLLE, ONO.
Stars Or Quo IssuRAser DER asrnssr.. s

COLUMBUS, @ Jan IA, 1875.
Whereas. the jefferson Fire Insurance, Com,
pany, located at Steubenvills in the State oi
Ohio. has filed in this Office sworn state
ment. by the proper officers. showing It's con;
diton and business, and has complied 10 all
respects with the laws of this State, relating
to Fire Insurance. Companies.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of Law, J,
William T. Church Superintendent of .Insu
rance for the state Of Ohio, do. hereby csSti-
fy, IL ct said Company Is authorized to trans
act its appropriate business Of Fire Insurance
in this State, in accordance with law. during
the current year. The condition and busipess
of sail Company at the date Of such state
ment, (Dec. 81, 1879 is shown as fol,ows: I,
Amount Of actual paid mp capital, s. OF, 900 90
Aggregate amount of available As- IS; ;s.c .sss,s
sets l2s.2s3 %
Aggregate amount of Liabilities, q
except cspital,) incluiing Sl5s- aiss
59l SIS for reinsurance, being so 4sa silsa
per cent. of premiums on risks tasoss X
not teimiaated, 1854 80
Amount of income- for the prece- ~ se
ding year in cash. 2sAss IS
Amount of income for premiums
ourisks written during the year,
not paid in cash. - s,..3, 500 A
Amount Of expenditures for the M
preceding year 10 cash, S.5ls IS
s In witness whereof, hsst ere,
unto subscribed nv name, And
r.. /. caused she sea of my office TO- be
affixed, the day snd year above writ
ten. F.CHURCH, Sup't
HoIttsrka & BAksR; Agents at Wcodsfeld,
Ohio. ss = ~ jan28w3,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-04
The Meeting, Of tie Central Conn
miltee.

t . . b -
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee has been requested to meet in
this plsce on Saturday. the Sth lust, TO
decide upon the manner of nominating
Delegate to the Constitutional Con.
vention, and fix the time for holding the
County, Nominating Convention.
The selection of Delegate should he
left to the voters of the coun,y. We
fail to see the necessity for nominating
any one for the position Let the can.
didates have their names prioted on q
single set of tickets, one candidate to be
voted for, and the candidate receiving
the largest number Of votes to be de-
Ieiared elected
The Nominating Convention for sew
eral years past, has been held on the
first Saturday in June, as that season OF
the year the farmers can spare day or
two without injury tothe growing crops.
It has been suggested that Saturday, the
fth day of June, would be good time
for holding it this year, and we think it
should be fixed about that time, )
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RUN DOWN.
Terrible Disaster OF Dungenees.
AN EMEGRANT SHIlcUr DOsvN.l
over Three Hundred Lives Lost.

LONDON, Jan 23-The report Of a ter.
chile marine disaster last night in the En-
glish Channel has just been received =
/ The London emigrant ship Nortllaeet,
WHICH sailed from here several days ago
Eior Australia, with 4l2passehgefs exelu-
sive OF her crew, was in collisioa7 Iiid-
night, two miles of Dun geness. Iffan
unknown foreign steamship, and was cut
t" the waters edge.
Only '85 persons are known to have
aeen saved. Itis believed every other
person who was on board has found i
watsry grave. No attention was paid
by the steanlshipto the emf grant vessel
after the collision, and she proceeded on
aer course, leaving the sufferers TO their
fate
When the collision happened panic
occurred on the Northneet The passcn-
gers. who were asleep, rushed from their
herths toevery lnrtionof sthe ship where
they thoughtahey mightbe safe, aaad ut
'erly refused to obey the orders OF the
Captain. That officer, rs a last resort to
enforce ohedienceto.his command, was
coBpelledto to flte upon the eterrar-stricken
people, and one OF them was wounded
1t is believed that if the passengers
had oheyed the orders sof the Captain
more of them woull have been saved
LONDON, Jan. 23-Noou Additional
particulars OF the terrible marine disaster
off Dungeness Light House las; night
have been received The North6eet " as
lying at alich II at the time the collision
occurred Hercar consisted eof rail-
way iron.
Three hundred and twenty-oneipersons
were drowned, including the Captain OF
the ill-fated ressel.
The name of the steamer :, which, ran
into the ship has not yet been ascertained,
but she is believed to lave been a ,.Portu-
gese craft. Her name cannot be ascer-
tanned until she reaches port. The Board
of Trade of this city has offered a reward
of fl00 for her discovery.
LATER Twelve other persons have
heen saved from the emigraut ship North
feet, making 81 known TO have been
saved aLIoyds have telegrapeed their
agents al all southern stations TO stop, il
po,sihle,t the steamer which run the North
fleet down
The Government has ordered n pre-
limlnary investig alton into the disaster to
the No orthfeet. The investigation be
gins TO morrow
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-04


The, Mavor of Boston has hit upon a
plan to. cure ce-seeking Arlning
himself with a fresh vaccination, he vis-
tied the smallpox hospitals and got his
movements reported II. the newspapers.
Tine civil service in EoSton demanded
no reform for several days.
A Was hington correspondent announ
ces that lemonade is provided for thirsty
Congressmen in the cloak nof the
House, and adds: 'sThe.e is a man who
squeezes Congressional lemons all day
long, and he is paid salary under some
heat--slalionery, beieye--a graceful
allusion to the unmovine qualities Of the
drink he prepares, and the lemons ano
sugar are paid for as fuel and gas"
A man in Oregon, on the evening of
the recent earthquake, had Informed his
wife that HE had on important business
|appoiAtment, which he was reluctantly
obligedto keeps When the shock came
he rushed home with billiard-cue inhIis
hand which be had forgotten to replace,
and now his wife won't hear of any busi-
essaappointments after s O'Clock. PsMs
Inc Missourl hepu'',lc''' has e,'pnsf :
ravenous lew ora very ia'2e n"n.oe' y.
iFienuss Httoe feceh' n9use-
the friends OF the paper disposed OF loo
roast turkeys, ioo h1ams. l,ooo Kegs q
Pysters, 5'ooo seotlIes oi wine anu ',l'ii'
|calculahle amount oi oreao' cracN'efs' Graz '9f 4
cheese and reAshes' ialse,e
4Feopie III IOWA ~ 9 osss.op'ps" ~ ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-04
From the Times, ,suth ult.]

John Hiles was killed last Saturday,
within eight miles of Zanesvile. His
skull was fractured by striking with a
club. Johnston Streets and james
MtLain are charged with the murder
and under arrest.
aNineteen accessioas.have been made
tothe 81. iE Church during tie present
revivsl-seventeen on arobations and
two hyletter .aRevs Mr. &Crease Sdeva-
ted himself to the goung men on Tues
day evening When the meeting will
close is rot announced The church
has been greatly revived. gI
Four hents Of the trestlc from the
Marietta & Pttsburg Railroad to the
Nicholson coal bank, fell with five
loaded cars last Saturday. Wm. Sharp
was sruck on the back by rail and
seriously injured aud John Peticord
received severe cut on the leg by a
spike. A small boy jumped off and
escaped injury The cars were badly
smashed up., Repairs. are being made
and the ears will soon be running on the
trestle again.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-04
The Aurora Fire and Marine
INS URANCE 90.

4. r4 rt4
srArs sssuHlo. s'srARrxssr.op IysrsAFcl,,
"a Columtus, O. lanua q, 1878
WHEREAS The Anrora Fire aud Aarins Iusu
rance Com psuy, locate, at Cinciunati,in ths
State cfuhio, has fled in this Office .
sworn statement. by the proper officers
thereof, showtng its condition and business,
and has complied in all respects. with the
laws cf this State relating to Fire Insurance
Companies incorporated By other States OF
the United States. 80
Now, therefore, in pufsuanoe Of Law /,
William F. Church. SapsiintAndsnt Of iusn :
rance for the state OF ohio, do hereby certify
that said Company is authofiEstf 10 transact
its appropriate business Of FIVE Insurance in
this State, in accordance with law, during the
current year The condition And business ef
said Company at the date Of such, statement
December 81. 1922 is shown as foiiows:
AM, of actual paid up Capital, sloe, ,0o3 ca
Aggregate amount Of available I.aRse y
Assets, l44so6s DO
Aggregate amount Of Liabitsfss - .si-aseSa
(except capital) inciuding hsA q
$52,704 81 for reinsurance, so ,e..i,-l.ss,,
being 50 per cent Of sprsmi. AMI wagls, -,
ums oil risks not termi axtsi, ,Al,397, Al
Alnouni,of income for the pre- sitzss :, ~
ceding year in cash, 5sossas o. Sc, ,325s So
Amount ofineoine for premizms, .is saiass.ao
ON risks written curing the.s l.-ia,5.as
year not paid in cash. slse9S
09s < ss .svrcsi
Amount Of expenditures for the
preceding year in cash, 4632l ~
In witness, " hereof, have here.
unto subscribed myname,an oaus-
isl ed the seal of my Office TO be sfix-
ed, the day and year above v t.ttsni
WILLIAM r. CHUHcH.v Al
fobatl. Superintendent.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-04
Lake Shore 4 Tuscarawas Valley
s,., A. RnllrOad.
QUAKER CIrY, o, Jan. 27, 1878.

QUAKER CIrr, o, Jan. 81, 1878
Mr.. HENRY R. WEST, Woodsfield, o /:
AS It is an dndoubted fact that there viii
be an extension OF the branch of. the
Lake Shore and Tuscarawas Valley
Railroad, with It's present terminus at
Freeport, Harrison County, Ohio. why
not have it whereit will be of the most
advantage TO the country2 Now, l, for
one, donot see why we should not use
the most available route, which is from
Woodsfield via Lewisville, thence down
near Summe,feld, thence up the creek
to the intersection Of, Beaver and Sene-
ca; thence up Beaver, crossing the B d
o R. R., near Quaker City, Ohio; thence
on a direct north line to Freeport, ma
king distance Of about So niles.
sAsi *, 81 FARMER.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-04
KANSAS IoSRIeTIoN. q II
A Subsidy that Dln't win.
POmeroy Defeated, and Arrested,

TOPEKA, Jan. 80 The. Legislature
met in joint session at noon to vote for
United States Senator Long before tue
hour ofSassembling the galleries and
stairway of the hall were densely packed
with people of both sexes, and standing
room could not be obtained within hear.
ing or even sight of the proceedings in
side the Hail. 9JohniJ ingalls,, of AT.
Gibson, was romnated, as agreed upon
by caucus of sixty, members, as the
tittest man to oppose Porneroy -
Senator York then proceeded to de all
three alleged interviews between him
SELF and Pomeroy He says these inter-
views were held in, pursuance Of plan
agreed .upon' by, himself and Others,
prominent opponents OF Pomerov The
first one was on Friday night last, at
which several persons were present, and
during which the matter Of the Ross let
ter was discussed. ! The second one was
private, and at the solicitation of Pom
eroy, on Monday night At this Pom
eroy offered him York; eight thousand
dollars for his, vote-two thousand in
cash, i've thousand on Tuesday, and the
remainder on Thursday. York acce ted
the offer and took the two thousand dol
lars. On Tuesday afternoon he met
Pomeroy again, hy agreement, and re-
ceived from lin the FIVE thousand dol
lars promised
York then produced a roll of bank
bills from his pocket and said: "Here
is the 1000 dollars paid to me by Pom
eroy, which Iinow desire to place in the
hands of the President of this Joint
Convention" mss, @
At the conclusion of York's speech a
motion was made for recess until five
P NJ, to give Pomeroy an opportunity
to defend himself, which was defeated
by large ajprity, and "a motion to
proceed immetliai ely to ballot for Sena-
tor was carried amid great excitement
Before the Senate roll was finished il
was clearly evident that Mr.. Ingalls,
would carry, the great body OK, the, Leg
islature, both Pomeroy and aati-Pome-
roy. The vote of the Senate stood;
ingalls,, 26; Lowe, a; Harvey, q; York,
l.. The vote in the House. stood: In
gals SO; Lowe, %; Clarke,2;zRobinson,
L Kingman, l; York, Mak, l. In.
gals was declared electsdand the joint
convention adjourned
Immediately afceradjoufnment COM
plant was entered in Court against Sen.
ator Pomeroy, on charge of bribery,
and he was arrested and gave bail in the
sum of FIVE thousand dollars to appear
on Friday. This evening Senator-Y ork
was arrested on charge of bribery
and appeared for examination, when. thf
case was dismissed, and he was releasel
Pomeroyls friends say he deniSs
York's charges an toto, and that he is
preparing a statement regarding the
matter for. publication to-morrow. "a
large and enthusiastic meeting was sheld
at Cos.a's Opcrahouse tonight. to cele-
brate the election of ingalls,, Speeches
were made by Messrs, ingalls,, Cobb
Lowe, Phillips, Harvey and others, and
a series of appropriate resolutions pass
ed. g9d aBfst5N. 800 aas hs4-t
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Road Notice.

THERE will be petition presented to the
L Commissioners Of Monroe county, Ohio.
at their March session, 1873, praying for the
location of 3 county road, forty feet vida,
at the south end Of the iron
bridge across Sunhsh creek at Csmsron;then
up run through the lands of Stephen At
kinson, Elizabeth Green. George Suppes, Ule-
rich Lehman, John Sutler, Jacob Bondy, Benz
jamin Mcmahon and Jane Hala to intersect
The, graded road leading from Woodsfeld to
Clarington at or near Jane Halay's bars,
jan2iw6. s MANY PETITIONERS
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