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Mrs. Janaa a. OaIoHt Inc acLlesdJ 10 at tne
Gardner.
Capt. G. D. Burke, U. s. L., ia at tho Sherman.
Mr. Joseph Bogy, Of st. Louis. is at tho
Gardner.
The Hon. G. L. Hancock, of Boston, is at the
South Side Briggs.
r: Y: Smith, Esq., Of Philadelphia, is stopping
at tho West Side Briggs H>uso.
n1aj. T. H. Warwick. Of tho United State Army,
is ct tho Gault House.
j.. johnson, Esq, England, is ut the South
Side Briggs House.
Hon. F. A. Pierce, Of Georgia, waH at tho Gault
House yesterday.
Mr. Hoffman Atkinson and nieoc, Of Japan, are
ct tho South Side Briggs. =.
Col. g. L. Gillespie, United States Engineors,
was at the Iromont House yestorday.
r. ". MorBo, Of st. Louis left tho West 6ido
Briggs House yestorday for Lis home.
Hon. ". 4. Galbraith, wife, and daughter, Of
Eric, Penn., are at tho Gardner.
mr. and Mrs. +. A. Eastman wero ut tho Grand
Hotel, Paris, on the oath Of April
Thomas A. Hudson, a prominent ruilroad con-
trnctor Of Iowa, was OF tho West Side Briggs
yesterday.
John @: Gault General Manager Of tho MIL
wankee d ST. Paul Railroad, il At tho Sherman
House
at tho Union Park Congregational Church,
this evening, Robert Coliyer will tell about " Our
Folks and Other Folks.
JH. Boasley and q. I. Clarke Of Costa Rica
g. Lord, of Lima, South America, arc at the
Sherman
Edwin Adams, tho celebrated actor, loft tho
Weat Side Briggs House yesterday afternoon for
milwaukee,, where ho is to play an engagement
this week, supported by tho dramatic company
Of MoVfckor'a Theatre, In this city. :.
The following were at the fremont House ycs-
terday: James A. Evans and family, Hau Diego,
GAL; a: W. Richmond, Buffalo; Jamos s. Bai-
Icy and family Brooklyu Walter Scott, st.
Louis !; P. ]. Hickey, San Francisco.
Among the arrivals at tho Briggs House, Wost
Side. arc G. B. Knowlton, Logansport; Col. F.
Scott Toxas; DR.. Y. X. johnson, Grand Rapids
Edward X. SWEET, milwaukee,; Charles I. Wood
bury, Rockford Register ; and ]. ". Newell, st.
Louis
A cable telegram from Nice. France, received
yesterday morning. announced tho death, by
Frnk, Of this city. She had COMO to Nice in
! hope Of recovering hor hoath. Mrs. Frink was
| the daughter Of Mr. Thomas Eckardt, Of this
city.
The following were tho Bromn2inqqpt srEiyals g at u
!s oardneF Yesterday Ray,a r. a. San
York 8. +. Fonger, Buffalo; T. 8. Stewart, To-
| ledo; n. j. Hawkins, Madison; J. @. Cutcheou,
Hartford, Conn.
Tho following were at the South Side Briggs
yesterday: ~. Kennin, New York D. dillstt,
Duluth; T. 2: Hale. 1t. Paul; g. H. pagec Nil:
waukeo; G. II. Burrows, Dauyilo; J. =. Water
man, sycamouri ]. e. Laurence; D. N. Swan,
Leayenworth.
Tho following we're tho prominent arrivals at
tho Gault House yesterday: ". Fl. Hudson,
Nashville, Tenn; I, H. Thompson, Now Or.
| RliaH Trnntnn o.: r. o. Mtcho11 Quincy r. r.
, 1873-05-06

Total. ,731 lo3, "a
And three mills and nine-twentieths of mill,
The total income is &0,G98. .43000, including
81 ais 304.76, to be received from the State The
bonds due during tue year amount to 81 1885,
Tho total amount OF Judgments unsettled is
$1o, ,1o5a5. .......-
" MILWAUKEE 4 sT. pAuL.
The Chicago, milwaukee, d st. Paul ordinance
NJ an individual, that tho road should do for him
what 1t had promised to do. The offlcers had
told him II lie lot the tracks go down they would
compensate him for his injuries. Messrs. Gault
and Talkor told him they looked on him IL q
friend. They were lawyora and could do things
IN dlfferont@'7ay than no, but ho didn't like
their actions.
Aid. Moore explained the pending ordinance
did not in any way affect Aid. Kehoo. Tho one
which aggrieyed him WAS passed in 1871.
AID. Kohoo said 1t waa dolicato matter, and ho
did not want to defend himself any more than
year he was bought up by tho railroads, since he
d'sauaded litigation lie could brlng . delega-
tion Of such. It WAS altogether triang Tor
Walker and CAN'T to bollaye as they did. Thoy
bad deceived him and ha nelghbors. II the
Railroad Committee would 50 up there ho would
explain It oil, and il they did not believe him ho
AID. Qnrk said week ago Mr. Walkor told
him ho did not cure Ii tho ordinance woro post
poned for thirty days. Ho himuelf would not
havc signed tho report recommending the pas
aago Of tho ordinance II hlr. Walker ha1 not said
ming in there wero practically one. The city had
done we'll by them, and they ought to recon-
ponHo proporty-ownera they damaged. He could
not vote for The ordinance till tho property
owners nero compensated. I1e understood Mr..
Gault mas not now a'1inns for the raasage Of
, 1873-05-06
BOARD OF POLICE.
Shoridnn's Protest Against Enforcing
tho IL O'Clock 0rdl-.
nance.
Annual EstImatos...s863, 500 Asked for tho
Current Year

4 regular 1noet1ng OF tho Board Of Police waa
hold ut City Hall yoBtorday afternoon. Preaont,
Commissioners Wright, Mason. mud Sheridan.
Tho roatgnation of Patrolman Marshall D. Allon,
Of tho Fourth Precinct waB received and &C.
coptod.
BnEnlDAN'B PROTEST.
Mr. 6horidan's protest against n1r. WaBhbutna
ordor roforrng to tho execution OF tho II o'clock
ordinance was the cause Of q spirited oonvo raa
tion between Mark and President Mason. The
lator said, omphatically, That tho protest was m
outrage; that 1t was inoondlary In }ts character,
and was In the nature Of advice to tho mGn toll
ing thetn TINT whatoyor they did to further tho
observance OF tho ordor tloy did at tholr peril;
tho protest was not made to tho men, but to
Mr.. Mason aB President Of tho Board, and that
It Nes, therefore, n mistake to Say that 1t waH
ndyice given to tho forco. II the papers had
boon read by tho mon. and II tho papers'glye 1t
| to thom, tlas was not lis fault: ,....
During tho conversation, which at times was
| very violent, Commissioner. Wright actod ns
| peaco~rlaker and soother botweon the dis
putants, who arrived at no amicab1e pndcr-
| standing.
|. TIE ANNUAL ESTIMATES
Of tho Board woro approved, aa follows: :
| 70 4. Il. Hurley CIV co'nntro'ter:
eamao Of tho expenses Of tho Police Department for
| tho current 1scat year, to-wlt.:
For commissioners. .'......'...'..........'$ Sgoo
For beCFetAty. x1UV
For General superintendent. nt................... $3.50
Tor Custodian. 1900
Eor Capalha: 1e
For SIC ratrol1non t70GD0
For ii patrolme1, acting ~ Observation-Disclosures. $500
For 20 horses and equipments. ...*........... a6o0
For feed Tor horses. 9ooo oO
For gas, fuol rattons for prisoners and lodgors,:
, 1873-05-06

Secretary Robeson Ia about to build or buy q
house at Long Branch. Wo should think ha
would find It cheaper to anchor United Staten
steamship OF the Branch and spond the summer
In t4at,-LouispWs Courier-Jou,nal.
, 1873-05-06
Col, A. N. Waterman Nominated
Health Commissioner.
The Erection Of the Twelfth Street
Viaduot Ordered.
Comptroller Burley Thinks He Can
Run the City with
&5,731, ,10322.
Tho Chicago & st. Paul Railroad Or
dinanco Again Postponed.

/
i
,.ato~1a,, a,n,,,v A15 wooamnn IN the chair.
yeo1eiu"y .,, .'o4'le' 1An. " n.s,@..,,., n,-a.
froseht, Aaermen oo"en' 4NcnafoHon, D'~o..'
Warren. hlcdennias, tooy, McAvoy, sla"ell, 4
Btonc, Pickering, Tracey, Bchmitz, Cullorton,
.h1oOlowrv. Dailoy. Powell, O'Drton. Dond Clark,
$780,, ameat ns,,.a u Hi, HT',as % ahor,rooa Mooro
o"eot1 Aehoo' uea1n, M'het' nno."oou' "ooio'
Cleveland, Qntrk, Mcdrath, Eekhardt, stont'
Mahr, Longachor, Scha1fner, Carney, Cannon,
Brandt. Woodman.
' -..n, ~, ur,,rr
u.. ,r .'o,si...., noAMu ot Ah"A ~ vv,.,-,,, no
Inc mayor nominated A. H. "a'oFhan n7
ncmbor OF tho Board Of HoAlth In place OF y. A.
Hoard.
Tin communication ves roforrod to tho Com
IT, I...,Isss "''
matteo on 1uolclafg'
PHT1T1oNa'
Petitions wero presented and referred for
opening North Franklin, for paving Cornell
t.I g. 1r,1..,1,oo ,,,,,,o IL Ro,,1,or for
esfoot from Mal"nuhoe hVsnao . ~ "ouuor' ~
compelling rA'lroads to aoops sono moans ~
prevent damago from sparks from locomotives
eeainat opening North Franklin, against opening
Vorron avonuc. for oneninr Forost avenue. for
olnon ~ ~ Da,s,,. -. iua,.or,, n-,o,,.a
unptoFAu6 Au"nn A1ulA asoooS ~ "oeNoAA
The invitation to tho council to DO pfesent NJ
tho dedication of the Hall Of Star OF 11opo
Lodge, elnco thoir presence would DO an encour-
aoap,ont - t,a tomnerancc cn,,ac FIR which t,nt
h6norablo hody haa 80 ofliciently Ieeislatcd. was
aecopteo' .
n 7,. 9Hp1Hs: a, -
lhe boaea 81 rupuc Motks "as otuoIeu o; W
I Dnlld so"or III OtcnaTa st1eot, lsona oopnla 10
Wsconb'n u acp4ls otonancg9 s aoe i.se WHIP nn
poata On nsoner street, IRON m novey 70 m4ne aw
!os s.oeMaAks VI Tua t.aeS ~ naM
1or streetB iIon nlMonty91AIn. 10
16"ousJ -etbnsAt, 1t1 i1a.ts 1i - n'.'"a1a - -
Oneida, from IL Maisteu to Laurel hna sAastlo1
avenue, from lh1rtaeth TO Imrty-nfst 10 nutla
W. atol - ~ .,ar o"'
~ ~ nv ttouoy nfFA ~ s.4o p1 l. .
, 1873-05-06

Thore will boz grand free concert and auclion sale
q magnificent church orgau nt tho Conservatory
MuBic No. 038 Indiana ayehuo, corner Of Twentleti
street, Thursday, May 8, at O'Clock r. m. Some Of
tho beBt musicians In tho city will glvo tho entertain-
ment, and Mosars Edwin A. lticu Co., aucioncers,
will sell tho organ,s AL Aru invited.
, 1873-05-06
n Co1lnr Furore,

sQutsa furore Inns been created by tho Elrwooi and
Warwick collars. dontlomcn who would not hereto
foro wear pnpcr collars have tried tho, With much
satisfaction, TINT they continue to use them, while
othcra will find that these collars bo worn longer
than my others.
, 1873-05-06

Ex.doy. II. i. Hayes haa takon up hB perma-
mont rosldonce in Fremont, O.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Smith, tic State Librarian OF Min
nosota, has resigned, and ia succeeded by mnn.
Tho Law Faculty Of tho I.elpalo School. Feb.
, 1873-05-06
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Winter Arrangement.
EXPLANATION OF HEFEnENCE hrAnNH.-t Saturday ax.
ocptod. Bnntay excepted. Monuay oxooptod, AZ.
rifo 6uudny At 10 q. IN. Da1ly.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL 4 GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS.
DEPOT, {oat NJ Lut Il nnd Joot n 7,reHtH second II
Ticket edtt. II Ehnal.st., corner " !Aaii.on.
, 1873-05-06
Nc Nc f8!ffi fHxii DIR. Kean, 4,

MAY 10 conAdentiay cousulte peraonxlly by mall,
itos Of charge, on al chronso nervnus assasea.
dr. j. KEhN Il tho only physician In the oity who
rRpts puIet nr Qhco houFs from 10 pm,
, 1873-05-06

Areg1,lar tnoot1ng OF tho Board Of Police was
hold ut City Hall yoBtorday afternoon. Preaont,
Commissioners Wright, Mason. mud Sheridan.
Tho roagnatfon of Patrolman Marshall D. Allen,
of tho Fourth Precinct. was roceivod and ac-
cepted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

According to Washington dispatch OF
the 9th, the only immediate change IN the
Cabinet will be in the Secretaryship Of the
Treasury, should the present Incumbent be
elected TO the Senate OF the United States.
The new Postal bill, as II was agreed to In
the Conference Committee, and finally pass
ed, cuts off free newspaper circulation en-
tirely, except exchanges, and rejects the
proposition to compel newspapers TO prepay
their postage. The two cent letter postage
goes into effect July1 T1a a
The Minnesota House OF Representatives
on the 5th formally impeached VIM. seegsr,
State Treasurer, OF corrupt conduct in
office. A committee waited upon the Sen
ate, and demanded action. That body sp-
pointed q committee Of five upon the mat
ter, to consider and report at its convent
ence. The Governor was also formally
notified. .. ...- .sr- -.
The Arkansas Legislature has passed a
bill prohibiting the sale Of liquors to mi
nors. 10
John J. Jacobs was inaugurated Governor
Of West Virginia on the 5th. The other
State and executive officers also took the
prescribed oath of office.
Senator Sumner resumed his seat in the
Senate on the 9th. His health was much
| improved.
Judge Poland has sent the ten shares OF
Credit -Mobiier stock, which Mr.. Ames In
sisted belonged to Mr.. Kelley, but which
the latter emphatically disclaimed, to
United States Treasurer Spinner, who is to
sell them, with accumulated dividends, for
the benefit of the conscience fund of the
Treasury.
It is stated from Washington that the Post
master General insists upon collecting
double unpaid rates of postage on newspa-
pers, holding that, as the Attorney General
did not pass upon that question, his late de-
cision refers only to letters.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
Balance of interest paid by the United

states. e........................... - lA,ozo'J<f
The Chicago and Alton Railroad, on the
Sd, commenced suit in the United
States Circuit Court at Bloomington, H.,
against number of farmers, most
iy residents in Mclean County, the
damages in each case being laid at $40, 600,
The occasion for the suit is the fact
that short time ago the defendants
got on the train at Lexington,
and offered to pay their fare to
Bloomington at the rate Of three cents per
mile. The conductor received the money
and allowed them to- ride as far as the
amount would pay, according TO the COM
pany's tariff, and then tried to put them of.
This was resisted, and the train was delayed
about two hours unth sufficient force could
be had to expel the party. 1t Is for this de-
lay aud for the rlotous actions of the de-
PENDANTS that damages are claimed. 0
The Democratic State Central Committee
of Kentucky have published a call for a
State Convention, to meet May l, to nomi-
nate a candidate for State Treasurer.
The President has pardoned Miles Carroll,
Miles MeCulloch, Henry Warliek and James
A, Sanders, OF South Carolina, convicted Of
KuKlux crimes, and sentenced to the Al
bany PenitentiarY.
By direction Of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, the Assistant Treasurer at New York
will purchase 81 ,0O00 600 bonds on the first
and third Wednesdays, and S5Oo,0OO on the
second and fourth Wednesdays, and sell 81,
500, 600 in coin on each Tuesday during tht
current month Of March.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

have sent an address TO the Irish members Of
parliament urging them to press for It's
withdrawal.
Spanish advices of the 2sth state that In.
fante Alfonso, brother of Don Carlos, had
issued proclamation in his behalf, calling
on the soldiers of the regular army to Join
the Carlists, and Offering the officers ad-
vsnced rank. -nrf
Advices from Paris state that reconcilia-
tion had been effected between the Duke OF
Montpensier and ex-Queen Isabella. The
Prince Alfonso is to marry the daughter Of
the Duke, who will assume the Regency Of
Spain. ..-
A London dispatch, Sd, says that discov-
cry had beer made Of frauds Of a gigantic
scale on the Bank Of England, committed
by one Warren, alias Horton, an American,
through aseries OF skillful forgeries on the
name of Rothschilds and other great Hnan-
cial houses A reward of el, 900 had been
offered for his apprehension.
The ship Chacabuco, from San Francisco
for Liverpool, ran into the ship Torch, in the
Irish Channel. The Chacabuco sunk in
few minutes after the collision, and twenty
four Of the ships company were drowned.
Inc lOTCu hlSO WcHb uoWhJ OuO eh Oh pSo'N
were saved.
European advices of the 1st contradict q
report that the Khivan expedition had been
abandoned by Russia.
The ships Tres Marias and Glass came in
to collision in the harbor of Cadiz, Spain,
and ninety persons were reported drowned.
The bark Bayne, from Batavia for Fall
mouth, was wrecked in Mountese Bay, on
the southwest coast Of England, and fifteen
Of her crew were drowned.
Three hundred Liberal Catholics have
1nlted in an address to Pere Hyacinthe,
urging him to resume the pulpit at Geneva
A favorable reply was received.
The Welsh coal miners strike Is over, the
Eorkmen offering to return to the collieries
1ntil the first of April, and then trust to the
employers for an advance Of wages from
that date.
A London telegram Of the 9th says Presi-
dent Theirs had recognized the belligerent
rights of the Carlists in Spain. The impress
sion was growing in London that Don Carlos
would succeed.
General sickles has communicated to
Senior CASTELAR, the congratulations of the
United States Senate upon the establish
ment of the Spanish Republic.
| A report from Berlin on the 9Th says
many Russian officers and diplomatists had
left st. Petersburg for Asia. II was proba-
hle.that the Khiva campaign would com
mence at an early day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
sENArE-ExrRA SESSION

MARCH 6-The Senate Of the Forty
third Congress met in extra session Senators
Jones, Of Nevada, Ferry, OF Connecticut, and
Wadleigh, of New Hampshire, were sworn n,...
The committee appointed TO wait upon the Presi
dent reported that he had no communication TO
make 70 the Senate except In the form OF nOmina-
ing that M Caldwell was not entitled to seat as
senator from Kansas, not having been duly and
legally elected A lengthy debate was had on
the question Of the Admission Of Mr.. Spencer, OF
Alabama, whose credentials were presented, and
whose claim Is contested by Mr.. Sykes, whose
eeruhcate OF electi0l signodby the Officers Of the
Letl,iabdroof thnt Sthte, were ahopfesehted' I'd
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
THE NEW WORLD.

Gold closed in New York,on the 9th at
f15@I15ss.
The case Of the Government against
Phelps, Dodge & Co., of New York, for vio-
latlon Of the revenue laws, has finally been
adjusted by the payment to the Government
by that firm Of $271, 900.
A dispatch from Minneapolis, 2sth, says
1t is estimated that there are from 10,OOO,OOO
to L, 600, 600 bushels surplus wheat in Min
nesota yet to go forward.
The Morgan Envelope Company, OF
Springfield, Mass, has been awarded the
contract for furnishing the Government
postal cards at 13S% per thousand. The
co ,aract is to run for four years, and the
CARTS are to be ready for delivery May l..
Fourteen bids were received
A destructive fire occurred in New Orleans
on the 9th, destroying nearly six squares,
bounded by st. Cloud, Dauphine and Mande-
vile streets and Washington avenue. About
two hundred houses (mostly small frame
dwellings) and their contents were con-
sumed. Loss estimated at S250,000. About
two hundred families are left homeless.
The Illinois Supreme Court has issued a
supersededs IN the case Of Rafferty,, the muir
derer of a Chicago policeman.
The Prohibitionists of Michigan have NOM
mated Ronald Kelley, of Detroit, and Oscar
D. Spalding, of Hastings, for Regents in the
State University. They made no nomination
for Supreme Judge.
At the suit Of Mrs. Lacy Fisk, Judge
Blatchford, of New York, on the LIST, grant
ed temporary injunction restraining the
Credit, Mobiler from dissolving until time is
obtained for judicial determination Of GER
tain heavy claims which her husband, James
Fisk, Jr., had against the company, and
which are opposed, on the ground that he
obtained the shares in an illegal manner.
The counsel of George Washington Bow
en-, plaintiff in the Jumel will case, on the
LIST filed bill of exceptions in
the United States Court, and the
defendant was allowed twenty days to
amend the exceptions. q.
The Republican members Of the Missouri
Legislature ask the United States Senate to
order an Investigation into the election OF
Louis v. Bogy as Senator from Missouri.
The following is the condition of the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

credit. The moral View of the ducsu6A should be
consldereo, and the question asked n Cannot tne
lndian 9omadeR pqeiui end VrpaeetIf[ fnemher Of
societH hy, proper teaChiAg ND wett1spti When
the effort II made in good faith we win stand APP
proved before the civilized nations OF the earth,
and In our own coneciousnees for having made IL.
An thesethngs are Not 70 be accomplished by one
uen n 70 IN %s
judgment best serve 70 cprryr theup into effect.
beg your support and encouragenehtA4
IT has been and ie my earnest desireto correct
The country TO secure tins 'refdriaFon, rules.
regulations, methods OF appointmeht and promo
tion were established and have Buem suAced. MY
efforts FOR such reformation shall n continued,
rules adopted will be maintained.
acknowledges before tina assptnhlnf n.represent.
ing as II does, every section OF our country, the
SS@s nSc Ssys % y r. rSt Sae
Ing me. 70 the highest ofilee within their
land and the further obligation rest
Ing on, me TO render them the best
ing forward with me greateat' anzistystp the day
when shall be released from responsibilities that
AZ times are almost Overwhelming, and nom which
| have scarcely had respite ainee The eyentful hr-
day NY services were then tendersd and accept
cd under the first call for troops growing out Of
that event. fdid not ash for place ~ positon,
and was entirely without influence or the ac-
solved.to perform my part IN q etruugle threaten
ing the very existence OF the, nation. l per-
formed conscious dnty without asking promotion
or command, and without arevengefui Feeling to-
ward any section or any individual. Notw1th-
standing this, throughout the war ehd from my
candidacy for my present office in 1851 the close
Of the last Presidential campaign, / have been the
subject Of abuse and elander scarcely ever equaed
in political history, which to-day Ifeel that can
afford 10 dteregard, IN viewof your verdict, which
gratefully accept as my vindicationsss
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
THE NEW sENATE.ss

- .-s rrssl - hsrdur lasa
Republicans in Roman-50. Democrats and
liberal Republicans in Italics-A.l 49,
Tern. Erp. Tern Rrp.
ALABANA MISSOURI.
1877 Gso'-e -eoldthsgaite. 1is75 Carl Schmz.
1879 Geo. e. spencen Q I 1873 Louis v 6ogy'
a. ,6nKANsAs. Il hsi ai-,ss xEsn1sKA
1872 1877 sOEe pClsyyt pSIsys0n ss Pss HtcSaocR SoH
cAL1FoRNIA. NEVADA
1875 Eugene CdsSefley. 1875. VIM A. Stewarl
1879 Aaron A. Sargent. 1879 John Z. Jones'
coSNEcrIoUr NEW HAMPsHIKE.
1874 W. A. Bncilinaham IfsT7 Aaron IL ofagin.
1873 orris S. Ferry. 1873 B. Wadlsigh-
-, DELAWARE. IvaL, lNRw JEasET.
1875 Tbos r. Bdydrd. 1875 John r. Stockton.
is77 Ea Salds6uy. l1sE7 RT.FrelinghuTsen.
II vel o yt oRrpk . ssr -aH-1Is IssEsy \ rossx.
| 1875 Abiiah Gilbert. vstlSl6 4, ~. fsnten;
| 1879 S. d. ConoVer. 1873 Roscoe ConKlng'
H-se -ra Il agg Inha Ell
d. GEORGIA. NORTH o4RoLISA
| 1877 TROs. M. Nor1CoOd. 1877 Matt ". ransom
1879 John 3. Gordon, 1913 Asg' Afs'7sEO"'
IA, uruSors. s.,s !, sF s5srsOnsaI
| 1877 John 4. Logan, llS1A- AHep- II, AfuI"'o''
1879 r. j. oglesby. 1879 John snerman'
INDIANA. oRKeoN.
1875 Daniel d. Pratt. l1s7a Jas *. Kdsley.
| 1873 oliver P, Morton, 1871 John Il. Mitchell.
IOWA 4 DO. REsnSsELxKSIA.
I 1877 Geo. G. Wright. 1875 John Scott
1879 VIM. b. Allison. 1873 Simon Cameron.
l.I @ KANSAS. .al- 9a 10 Rhode fshlayD.
! 1877 Alexander aldwell. 1875 tlYpl. tlHuaPe
| 1879 John j. ingalls,. 1877 ii, u. Anthony'
! KENTUCKY. t SOUTH CAROLINA.
1877 John w Stevenson. 1877 T. J. Robertson.
1879 FtoS. ZINC eteery. tIS79 John Patterson
lFrrEIrH q Ufu 91a fA, tNtHr tAa
| LOUISIANA. a, - TENNEseEE
1877 J. Rodman West. 1875 VIM. G. Brownlow'
1879 P. b. s. Plnchbaeis~ 1877 Henry COe'T'
llf- MAINE. tAi TExA2.,
1875 Hannibal Hamlin. 1870 u w. Flanagan.
| 1871 Lot NJ. Morrill,. az % 1877 N. 2. hamifon'
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| MAINLAND, ,satHllsL gVBhM9nr.
1875 Hn, T. Hqnlton.l 1875 Geo, I; Eemnnanis'
1879 George r. DensiS.. 1873 Justin Morrill,
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i 1878 GdaS ISagsaer. 4 llsgb JoRn II. Lewis.
1877 Henry Wilsont. 70 is7a " ". Son"sO"' ''s
MICHIGAN. - sI. q yEsr yAee!5,aNA
1878 Zach Chandler 18z6 Arthur foreman.
1871 Thos. w Ferry. tB7T Henry @, ,DeVtS
.rnxxsorA. aataisnzewIs0UNen
1s7b Alex Ramsay. salls45 M II. Carpenter.
1871 WIN. Window. ~ 1870 Timothy o. Howe.
Il ~ d. AZ 80 1 tfas % ssGp a. W 80
1875 Adelbert Ames st.n.~~m
1871 JAS. L. Alcorn. a.
tGeperal w. L.. Mcmillan was elected by the
McEnsry Legislature for the long 'Sena0onu
+Resigned to accept the VIoe-Presidepoy. Sue
EeessOr TO be chosen
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

THE Hartford Conn C0urant states
that more than year ago . conductor on
the night train received from passenger
in payment of his fare a thousand dollar
greenback. The conductor told him he
would give him his change later, but
when he returned the man denied having
given him the note. The conductor plac-
ed the note on deposit in bank, and it
has been there ever since.