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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07
CONsTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Proceedings OF the Republican Con.
yentlon at Bowling Green---HOn. A.
Cook Nominated by AcclamatiOn.

LOOK nominated py AcciamatlOn.
The Convention called to nominate ROpub.
licsn candidate for the position OF delegate to
the Constitutional Convention, met pursuant to
published notice and was called 10 srder by the
Chairman Of the County Central Committee.
J. W. Canary was selected as Chairman, aud
N. p. Brewer Secretary.
Immediately upon organization motion was
made that tie Convention proceed to the nomina-
tion Of Republican candidate for delegat' to
the Constitutional Conve nton.
The motion met with considerable oppoEition,
and was lost, the Convention preferrug to select
the usual Committees, and await their report.
Motions were thea carried Tor the appointment
orA Committee on Rules aud Order Of Business ;
to appoint Csmmitiee TO select ak delegates
and alternetes to rel resent Wood County in the
Republican State Convention IN May, also 10
draft resolutions for adoption.
Chairman then announced the following Com
mittees:
Rules and Order Of Business, C. W. Eyerst
s. W. ST. Jshn and J. B. Newtsn.
Select delegates to State Convention, T. J
Webb, R. NJ. Donally, Earl w. Merry, John
Reid, Of Webster. and John Russell.
On Resolutions, J. II. Reid, Walter, Davidson
FL. oblingsr, Omer Norris, John Johnson.
Adjourned to P. NJ.
AFTRSooN SESSION.
Reports OF Committees.
Report Of Committee on Order Of Business;
Nominations to be made by ballot.
A majority ofall votss cast shall be necessary
to a choiee.
In such ballating each Township shall b,
entitled to one vote for every ten votes cast To-
Wykoff, Secretary Of State, at the October elet
tion, 1872, each Township being entitled to tn,
ftllnWinn number Of vniea
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07

Gen. BvCKLASD Of Fremont, aud DR.. WAR
DsR Of Cincinnati, are talked Of for tie presi-
dsney Of the Ohio Agricultural College, uics
JAsSs W. PATTERSON. whs recently died Of
Credit Mebilier. We publish elsewhere the
liz, Of otiesrs elected few weeks since for this
College, but as soon as the Directors learne of
Mr.. Ps eOnusction with the c. NJ, they inform
ed him that his services would not be required
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07

The State Bosfi OF Agriculture have made
---- -i---~s i'z sl,sePs hess aud poultry, more
than doubling the latter. The total premiums
amount to $4,000. They offer a premium Of
one hundred dollars each for the best accepted
rsports on the aErisultups Of Holmes, Lake, ,
Seiota, Darke aud Hancock counties.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07
Democratic and Liberal Republican
Constitutional Convention.

The Democrats and Liberal Republicans Of
Wood County, Ohio, are requested to meot in
Nasa Convention at Bowling Green, in said
County, on
Saturday, March &c, 1878.
at ton o'clock, A. NJ, 70 nominate a candidate to
be supported at the ensuing April election for
the Office o. Member OF the Constitutional Con-
vention Of the State Of Ohio.
BY order OF the Democratic County Commit
toe.
HRNRY NJ. NORSE Chairman.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07
HENRY VI. MORSE, Chairman.

Our time and space forbids mention of
The Inauguration at Washington on Tues
day. The great money grab, the Inaugu-
raj, &C., will receive attention next week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07

II the U. s. Congress correctly repre-
ssnts the American people, the ALMIGHTY
DOLLAR should be added to our National
coat Of arms ss the prominent feature.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07

WIN tnc new ralent button Hole Worker.
Most Simple and Compact in Construction.
Most Durable and EooLomisal in Use.
A Model Of Combined Strength and Beauty.
Complete in all its parlS, uses the Straight Eve
Pointed Needle, Self Threading, direct upright
Positive Motion, New Tension. Self Feed and
Cloth Guider. Operates by Wheel and on a
Table. Light Running, Smooth aud noiseless
like all good high priced machines. Has patent
check to prevent the wheel heng turned the
wrong way. Uses the thread direct from the
spool. Makes the Elastic Lock Stieh finest
and strongest stitch known y firm, durable, close
and rapid. We do all kinds Of work, fns and
enarse. from Cambris 10 heavy Clsth or Leather.
and uses all descriptions Of thread.
The best mechanical talent in America and
Europe, has been devoted 10 improving aud sim
pliGing our Machines, combining only that
which Ia practicable, and dispensing with ali
complicated surroundings generally found in
ether machines.
Special terms aud eAtrA inducements 10 male
and female agents, store keepers. &c. Ehn will
establish BRenHies through the country and Keen
our new machines on exhibition and sale.
Oointy rights given IL smart agents free
Agents complete outfits furnished without any
extra charge. Samples of sewing, deseriptiye
circulars containing terms, testimonials. an.
cravings. &C., sent free.
Address
BROOKS SEWING MACHINE CO.,
1929 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07

Leavenwnrth, Kansas, has gate over which
fourteen couples have swunR and opped the
question, and strange to relate, its hinges are
bsand and it does nst sag aa inch from its level.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ATTACHMENT a NOTICE.

Jacob Schmidt, PiG Before v. Schwind, j.
VS.. r, Of Perrysburg twp,
Henry Gross, Deft wo ID County, Ohio.
On the Goth day Of February, A. d. 1873. said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the abny
action for the sum of twtlve dollars (SI2 OF, ;,
aud ten dollars costs.
JACOB SCHMIDT.
Perrysburg, March 4, 1878. 4sc$2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07

Railroads have uo affections ya they ought
all 10 have strong l'eA.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07
SEEDS, PLANTS, FREES-PREPAID BY NAIL

NV new priced descriptive Catalogue Of
Choice Flnwers and Garden Seeds, 25 snrts Of
either for 81; new & ehoics W ie:ia, Of Fruit
and Ornamental TrOes, Shrubs. Evergreens,
Roses, Grapes, Lilies. Smtll Fruits House and
Border Plants and Bulbs one year grated
Fruit Trees for mailing Fruit Stocks Of all
kinds Hedge Plants &c the mlst complete
assortment in the country. will bs sent gratis
to any plain address, with p. o. box. True
Cape God Cranbeary far upland or lowlnnd,
SO per 1000; 81 per 100 prepaid by mail.
Trade List to dealers. Seeds on Commission.
Agents wanted.
II. NJ. WATSON.
Old Colony Nurseries aud Seed Ware
house. Plymouth, Mass. Established
IS4Xs 45m
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07
The Columbus & Toledo and Toledo g.
Columbus Roads.

There has been so much said and so
many representations to mislead the people
in regard to the respective advantages Of
the East and West line of these prospective
Roads, that we give below an exhibit of
the relative advantages of each line, exclu-
Sive OF Lucas and Franklin counties. The
facts as set forth by these figures are from
the surveys made by an engineer recon-
mended by those in the interests of the
West line and employed by both parties to
make the surveys, and were presented by
Mr.. GREEN, President OF the East line, at
meeting Of the Board Of Trade in Toledo
one week ago this evening, for the purpose
0fshowing what had Influenced the decision
in favor OF lie East line;
Population Of COun'is.' 30 ss3 81 1888
do Tswns... 14.0O0 5000
Wheat raised, bu...... l.0sT.TOO S3".1ss
pAts do lI0l.3l9 970.z97
Cora do ,..... 1858 s9l 3.253.sl
Value Of real estate $40 .42l .947 $40 226. SOB
Manufacturers and Mer-
chants" stock ....'. l42T .z64 687.792
The following Is a comparative exhibit Of
lsRgth aud gradSas
0RADE OF Ekss AND WEST LINES.
EAf Liae. Wesf LiHs.
1l9 miles long. I27If miles long.
81 miles level. Is miles lsYel.
2l miles under 10 fSei miles under 10 feet
grade. grade,
81 miles 10 to 81 feet s2H miles 10 TO q feet
grade. grade.
10 mil.s 2l to 20 feet 80 milss 81 I. 80 fee,
grade. grade.
The length Of Tie E ,st line Is ~ miles
bongsr than an sIr line between the City OF CO.
lsnbus and Toledo.
In view OF thsse facts is Il not little
singular chat cur Bowling Green cotem-
porary should seek to "stir up strife in
Wood county" for the purpose of getting
men to spend their time and means in what
ssens evident to be bootless enterprise,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07
Portrait g. Landscape Photographers.

WE attention
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man snhavea
Views Store
Oft
the in a. KAT sbpees.
A par
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-07

Cincinnati, o., Feb. 1873.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-10-09
(GcrtisBana fOIsi)
9rci tuIhtiae Ginae.

Dut Dlnse sitt GO, BE man lotsn
foa; Mntt. @anitmuit unb eisbs.
Dut DtnBe sttt %, bte man bswun.
bern foa = 9srfantstraft, Uarbs unp
| Mumutt. ....
Drei DInss ess 5a1sns mirbis,
u'bermutb. @saniamst!t unp llnpanf.
| bartlett.
Dnt Ding. attt ss, an tenfn man
G& srs5ben fann: Sa6nbstt. Muftih'
tisfeit unb Grsttsit. .s,s.
Drt Dlnae Hnbss, bic man fl6 wiin-
f&sn batf I: @sfunbtsti, 8rsups uno sin
| ttittres @imiitb. Nia 5''@
Dut Dinse aibtss, um ,p.ld. man
ttfsn mub: @lauts, 3rItes unb Elm
reineS 5tr3.
Srst Dinse aitt 70, tit lorsfaitis 81
msltsn ane: Mibiasana. @Gwabaai'
tisiett unb lsitifstttssn @&r,.
Drt Dinge sibt 20. UNI pts man Az
tdmpfen Bat, Gtrs 8atsrIanb uno
| Sreube. ...,
Drtt Dinse tat man 30 bst,rrIten;
hts 3un8s, sta bibiBsS temperament unb
tas Bsnstmsn. e4l ias
Dret Dinse 8ibt ss, on tk man AZ
tenttn bat: etbeu, Sob unb Gwiaftit.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-10-09
poc(ie.
Gie Olpde.,

SOrt ibr bic @lpds iauten 2
2Das fanett ls tpSbl ans
pier eeuts nun unb fage,
Wsr % srrattsn fam.
Gle ruiet biz sur Rube
9si'm ftSnsn @tsntrptb
Iao iast: GsnttBt In Grsubtn
Den gster unb bas 9rpb.
Damn ruff fe 8Isin unb GrrBsn
Vim Sonntas MOrsen gu: r......
Ssut' la6t bic Mrbeit raiisn, $40 3d..
Der Satbaib IT tur @ub'!s
Scbt rafst ls Gin atntIsin
Bur Bsil'sen aauf' bsran, HE
DaS 90 In Sefu Wunbsn
ginR Mube finten fam!
Sisr rufst Fe ben G9alr
Bur Confirmation,
Damit CT nun erneue ....
Den Dunb Dor @ptrs 9bton. i- u.
9a ruff ft ben DsrIObtu E-e.st
Bum fh0nen Sc6,sitsftf,
. bab Ne baltsn mS6tsn
@n 9rsu unb 2ists fsf.
Stbt ruff lis aud benz Wanns
Sinaus in bic gsfabr. .
DAP sr ais gutter Ma6bar
llnb Burger ft bstpabr. I...
9alb ruff iis aud binlbr
DaS jsinblein unb btu grtis;
psrr. ftsnfs ibnsn bribsn
Die Stlisfeit ais yrsis. .
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-10-09
Wun Wah uub Trrn.

- Bonn 1. Oficttr tts ,um 1. Sanuar iR's
Safrnf&isBtn trlaubt. nia'i
- Die Butter iul.t IN philadelphia 60
Gents bas plumb. t..
: Die ~@rmse pcm GumtetIanb" ,SbIt
1900 Miielissr.
- Sn SantinsSpn III eisirm Giaat wirs
sin Spsrnbaus eebaut.
- SIN @taat weunfyIpanisn sistt Go au.
stnblldlib 25 ,.@ransts."
= GIsarfsIs Isst Elm @a(srwtri ar, fiir
$4,000.
= SH lsiasu pcrtsresbsntsn Sabr bat IS
70 pisI Sraubsn ssesbsn, ais IN tislsm Sabre.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-10-09
JCuii(Gt 10 II.
Oic mcer9euirs,
Cine 9fppclle
BON
W. -. .. Sorn.
Sie Stubsnten bon 3G,uen.
fHnrtEshuna,
Sic Stnbentrn tun QG,uen.

No~''f'f"'b'
GrR isbt fab man aua bic 3oIssn
bisfss unfe tsen Sartrs. 8Iels wlun
msbr petr n 'nbsr esfdbrltd ps.wuntsi,
mtbrste Suite tsdttn ben Wnbiplab.
GassmeIn. SulGruns mar in QOmsn.
Man tsfIrGiste niht otnt 0runo sts
nen nsuen @usbrud ttr unotenunssn.
Die WaslEsr tcr llnlprftdt, mi! rem
N:t,cr on tsr SptBs, Ssrstntsisn fd
NIT ben anssfstenFen 8Grsern tsr@tabt
unb isntm Sbet!e ttr Stussntsn, ter
a& neutral In btslsm &fe sstaltsn
batie. Die 8srwuntstsn, untsr ttnsn
fh aud gOrlaimOnt tslanb, brahte
man In Stdertelt unS 9pFsss, bic Sob
ten ftaiftt ran w,s, unt als bic Waht
Fd iibsr bic Statt lastrts, tsrtldte st'
ne eumpls enns In csr(slbsn, bic faa
siasn nsusn Sturm abnsn lief.
Die trdflissn Mabus,ln tss @stIrrs
ano bsS @sridte Der Wasiatr b.r S!sr
Nationtn sttislt t,bo1 BE Stbnune.
Man lsItste cine unisrfuduno tsr Dor,
aGs elm.
De Npt, ben s!n Mufiras Sranisns
ipssen tinsS Sotnss Si6srtstt. na&
aowen ssiittt tatk, uub etr alta's
Sdritts ,u tsotaaten bsalmmt mar,
Bate nitt iobalb zen Baftntumult
I'm pbsrm 3ttiis he's @arttns usrncm.
mtn. els or tsr,ueilts. unb ssrabs su
r,ditr 3sit lam, um Strabl'n. SOn si.
mem 8rcpfttsbs p.rpunest. nisssr1nfsn
,u lsbsn. Der Sampf ,cs ila aamab.
lid sessn bic Stiirt, w.&e auf bic
Strabs fibrts. tnbem bic anbdnssr
Barlaimuni's ilt fimpisno suridsOs.n.
llnbtmsrft nabte er Gdh bsm Sinsltnss
Der i'm 70 istr iar f& .inssncmmen.
Gr mar etnmabtis. Dc Npf luD ttn
auf feline 5&ultsrn uno truS itn tteisr
binab Ia BEN @irtsn, mo r lin auf
ben 8aisn lssis uub istat Wunos un'
ttrfuhte.
Otns ssrabt ssidbrII& 3u ie!u, war
fs bsnncd tsftuttnb a,nug, UNI De
Iyf 8siorsa'Es far ben SunBltns elm
,uF6bsn, p.Itr istns 9tbs Hd tur&
feline @tFnuuna unb Sfenbett 70 fansu
unb 70 bsrrltd erworbsn bate. Gr
badte auf 5iilf'. DE nabsnte 8atle
RES gbsnts tu,fis liint sinsn mad,
tttilissn @luIub aufbIe Wunbe aubsrn
De 8yt bate Rt bsrsits ausbewal&sn,
NIT DaGer aus Der Dyls. unb nabm
nun rem SansI'n1 auf feline Sdultsrn,
uni i'm fGtrer une b,quem.r auf elmer
8afsnbaaf ~ bstisn, wslds er anfern
pOn tsm Or. ia6. Gort tanb sr nod
elm Sud um bic aeunts. uno woate In
bic Stabt ellen. ais Dilm sif &ussn
auif&lus. HA ftnsa srtstsa rcats,
absr srmattst ,pisctr ;urGdfanf.
Gr fat Fa e.rwIrrt UNI. Te Nyf
ritf ibm bic Wufirittt tn's @nSsnfsn,
unb Bat itn brinaentf, Fd rutis 3u
p.rbaItsn, bio sr wirrs NIT 5iIf. 3u'
ridssfsbrt istn, um ibn mad fslnsm
Quattlsrs 3a traSsn.
gr psrlisb nun ben gsrwuntt!sn unb
bseab Fh In bic StaSt, no ss unter'
osGsn rutiser war sswotbeu. Der
wtlbs 8ampf Der parteisn bate fl& &C.
lsst. Die msifsn Siuteatsn tparen IN
i9rs @Utaanssn 8ssaastn; gtsls abtr
eantsa aud nod srupp.npsile auf ben
frsisn Ylibsn unS @trabsn.
3um @lad srfaante De 8pf eintn
pcn ben SansIlnssn. bic af Dor Sur,
gem 70 freuois nit itm anssfob.n tat.
ten, uub ttsiite itm @trablsn'S Sage
nit. @cslsia lcrsisn bic 5rsunbs tss
| gsrwunestsn fur cine Grasbatys, mi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-05
Another Gtcrn-Tresu off the Track.

The little snow that fell on Monday night
was caught up by the high wind and just
"chucked" into the deep places between the
huge drifts Of the previous storm, putting the
railroads in u most wretched condition again.
Two Of the conductors say that the difficult
ties in the way of advancing their trains were
even greater than during the storm alluded
to. Bodge's train ploughed its way through the
storm Of wind and snow, and arrived here at
about one o'clock yesterday morning. Chand-
ler's train from the same direction got here at
noon. But the eastern trains were unfor-
tunate. Three engines and snow pillow on the
morning train from Bangor, ran of the track
quarter OF a mile west of pittsfeld station,
yesterday forenoon, and two engines were
badly smashed. No one was hurt. The tran
was got on the track again and arrived in this
city about o'clock in the afternoon. The
train frora Skowhegan, with three heavy en-
gines and snow plow, arrived at the depot in
this city at quarter to four, and, in connec-
ton with Chandlers train, started out for
Portland. The passenger train from the
west, usually arriving here at 4 p. NJ, was
two hours late.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-05
BOSTON ITEMS,

Boston, 4. The stockholders of the Bos
ton and Providence Railroad, and the Slough.
ton branch railroad, at a meeting held to day
voted to consolidate the two roads into one
corporation.
A salute was fred to-day on Boston Com.
mon, and flags very generally displayed in
honor OF the inauguration Of President
Grant.
The officers of the Internal Revenue have
seized about seven thousand dollars worth of
wines and spirits on the premises of Engle-
barkt & Co., in the rear of 81 Washington
street, on charge Of illegal rectifying.
In the Massachusetts House of Represent
tatives to- day, the committee on female sufF.
rage, seven members reported a resolve to
amend the constitution so as to secure the
right OF suffrage, and the right to hold office
to women. Three others OF the committee
presented minority report. Both reports
were ordered TO be printed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-05
Mr.. Rainey of South Carolina, standing ir

| Mr.. Rainey of South Carolina, standing in
the central aisle and surrounded by members
declared that if any people had right to com.
plain and find fault with the Speaker, it was
the class Of colored people to which he be.
! longed The other side of the house would
not let them have their civil rights bill
passed.
Mr.. Cox-Now we ought to 60 out and see
(, Q Ceremptionists and Pretona Guards.
(Laughter.)
The committee to wait on the president re-
ported that they had discharged that duty,
and the president had no further communica-
ton to make to congress.
As the hands of the clock were making rap
id approach toward the hour of adjournment,
the Speaker delivered this valedictory. He
said -
For the forty-second time since the federal
government organized, its great representa-
tive body stands on the eve Of dissolution.
The final word which is to separate us is sus-
pended for moment, that l may return my
sincere thanks for the kind expressions re-
specting my official conduct, which, without a
division of the party, you have caused to be
entered on your journal. At the close of four
years service in this responsible and often
trying position, it is the source of pride that
l have administered my trust so as to secure
the confidence and appreciation of both sides
Of the house. 1t would not be strange it, in
the necessarily rapid discharge Of the daily
business, should have erred in some decis-
ions made on points unexpectedly arising and
often without precedent to guide me. 1t has
been my good fortune, howcve, to be always
sustained by the house, and in no single in
stance to have had ruling reversed. l ad-
vert to this, to quote the language of the most
eloquent of my predecessors, in no vain spir-
1t of exultation but as furnishing powerful
motive for undiminished gratitude. And
now, gentlemen, with fervent GOOD bless
you all, discharge my only remaining duty
in declaring that the house Of representatives
of the 42d congress is adjourned without day.
Tie members formed procession, with
the speaker at the head, and went 70 the sem
ate chamber TO participate in the Inaugural
ton ceremonies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-05

The snow storm Of Monday night 50 OBJ
structed travel that Judge Dickerson failed
to reach town yesterday in season to open the
court. In such cases the statute provides
that the sheriff or clerk may adjourn TIE cour.
ftom day to day till the Judge arrives. And
accordingly the clerk adjourned till this morn.
ing at nine o'clock. 1t is quite probable that
the business Of the term will be seriously in,
terrupted, if not entirely prevented, by the
same cause. The condition Of the highways
is such as 20 make it almost impossible for
people to reach the court house, with the
prospect that they will be worse rather than
better for some weeks to come. "Old Proba-
bili.ies" himself can't make decent travelling
in Maine this month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-05
The Library and Literary Association.

The name of VIM. p. Whitehouse was ac-
cidently omitted as member of the Literary
Committee in our report yesterday of the an
nual meeting of the above named association.
We append the organization Of the associa-
ton as it now stars
President, JAMES w. Bradbury.
Vice President, H. A. DaWitt
Treasurer, VIM. +. Smith
Clerk, S. L. Boardman.
Auditor, II. w. True.
Librarian, j. NJ. Haynes.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
One gear, j. w. Bradbury, Thomas Lam
bard, Warren johnson, T. NJ. Drew, J. ii.
Manley.
THO gears, Joshua Nye, Selden Common,
W. =. Whitehouse, w. T. Johnson, J. w.
Bradbury, Jr.
Thee gears, II. A. Dewitt, j. NJ. Haynes,
II. s. Osgood, VIM. b. Lapham, Charles +.
Nash.
LITERARY COMMITTEE.
Selden Connor, J. NJ. Haynes, W. Z.
Whi,ehouse, It. NJ. Drew, j. IL. Manley.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Joshua Nye, J. NJ. Haynes, II. S. Osgood.
The President Of the association is ex-
officlo chairman of both Strnding Committees.
About $1,000 worth of books have been re-
ceired, and some $500 worth more will prob
ably arrive within few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-05

Wheeling, West Va, 4. A man named
barceland was convicted at Washington Pa.
OF the murder of John Allingham.
Albany, NY, L. The senate by vote of
to 10 refused to declare Twecds scat va
cant.
Norfolk, Va, A. The wreck Of the steam.
er Volunteer, ashore at Kittyhunk beach,
went TO pieces on Saturday. The cargo was
saved.
Poughkeepse, n. Y, 4. a collision &C.
Cured on the Hudson River railroad at Two
Ii this forenoon, between the o'clock ex-
press train from New York and the Saratoga
train bound south. Both engines and bag
gage car were badly damaged, and the fire.
man ct the Saratoga train, named Major, was
killed. No one else Injured.
Norwich, Conn, 1. James A. Bell of
Lynn was nominated by the democrats for
congressman from the the third district, to-
day.
Detroit, Mich., A. There was session of
the board Of trade to-day.
Burlington, VT, 4. At the city election
to-day L. Dodge, republican, was chosen
mayor BY III majority.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-05
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
TO Tilt
gaily Aennebee yonrnal.
PORTLAND

Portland, Me-, 4. A dwelling houae occu-
pied by four families was burned on Congress
street tonight, and a woman named Clark
persisted In the flames.
Steamship Polynesian, from Liverpool, arriv-
ed tonight.
Steamer Corinthian, Captain Miller, Glas-
gov, FEB. 10th, arrived this afternoon, with
lC cabin and As steerage passengers.
The railroad trains have been much detain-
ed by last nights snow, and the roads are
badly blocked by the drifts.
Frank L. Blanchard, sailor or loaId brig
T. Il. Jennings, which arrived at this port
to-day, fell overheard Saturday and vas
drowned. He belonged in England
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-05

Down east people are Dragging about their
big snow drifts, and calculate to keep up the
fun if it takes all summer. One snow drift
in particular, in Calais, deserves special men
ton. A man noticed deep and narrow gulch
which had been made in it, and as he looked
through the opening team was approaching
from the other side. AS the former had the
right Of way the other silently backed out
They design having telegraph station on the
top of that drift, to take fish eye view Of the
valley before starting through.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington. 1. All the bills which were
presented to the president for his approval to-
day and yesterday received his signature,
with the exception of sixteen, mostly Of pri.
vate character.
The following senate bills on the Speakers
table at the adjournment we're no. reached:
Supplementary to an act Incorporating the
Texas & Pacific railroad and au thorizing the
consolidation with the Pacific railroad of Cal
ifornia; regulating the diplomatic and consul
lar sy stems Of the L. S.