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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-04-13
WASHINGTON.

Washington, II. Although President
Grant is free in the expression of his opinion
on the financial subject, he has been careful
to utter no words that could pos sibly be con-
strued as indicative of his action on any bill
which may pass and be presented to him
for his signature.
John w. Hogg, who has been employed in
the navy department many years, succeeds
Mr.. Holmes +. Offley as chief clerk of the
department.
The new French minister has had an inter-
view with Mr.. Blackfan, superintendent of
foreign mails in the post Office department. in
relation to postal treaty with France. The
indications are that satisfactory arrangements
will be made between the two countries, but
general features are not yet agreed upon.
Postal changes during the week. in New
England: Postmasters appointed-H. c.
Snow, Brewer, Penobscot Co., Me-; Abel
Prescott, Canaan, Somerset Co., Me-, ]. II.
Paine, Brighton, Somerset Co., Me-; ii. S.
Parsons, Highland, Somerset Co.. Me-. An
drew Wentworth, North Appleton, Knox Co.,
Me-; E. S. Hyder, Ellington, Conn.,; E. 7.
Harrington, Taftsville, Conn. Name changed
-Alva, Aroostook Co., Me-, to Blaine.
The attention Of the government having
been called to the report that one Rohrer, a
German criminal, had been pardoned by the
government of Wurtemburg, on condition he
should migrate to the U. s., Minister Ban
crof, was instructed to inquire whether such
was the fact and if so to protest against such
action. Mr.. Bancroft has informed this gov
eminent hat he has made proper representa-
tions and received an explicit denial Of any
such action, not only in this case, but in all
others, the Wustemburg government stating
that pardous are never granted on such con-
ditions.
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Chicago Produce Market.


Flour-extra spring 55Oa 675-.
ls.x cash; Nav, i5SE; No. 3, 10 ais; reeo-
ted ll0hall0k.
Corn No. 2, mixed, cash, GA; April, 6lHA
May 65A; new Co1lasi; rejected old, 6V14ak new
5St4-a59.
Oats-Steady at 43- Tor No. fresh; cash.; 46'.
46A May: rejected at 424dk.
Rye-92a92-.
Barlcy-NO2 spring l62a66; No. ) siiing l3ial3e
Dressed Hogs U0a6 30.
Pcrk-l5 93al6, cash: April I6 Goa; May Is 3D.
Lard-9 60a9 80 cash: . TO Tor May.
Bulk Meats-sh0 uI,!ers 54 ; short rib mid }.
-; shortclear mid 81 a.
Green meats-shoulders Sig short ribs ~.
Hams IA lbs average ais.
Whiskey-SS-.
35 900 OATS 5000 rye 1000 barley.
Shipments - HOO flour; $4,000 wheat; ZOO
corn; 80 900 oats: 5000 barley; 0,O00 rye.
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900, by direct taxation, to meet the EXPENSE.

900, by direct taxation, to meet the expenses
OF the current year, and the balance Ito meet
notes coming due, &c., to be raised by loan,
on such terms and time as the Directors may
decide.
On motion Of Mr., Hartford, it was voted
that the same discount be allowed on taxes as
allowed by the city.
The question was propounded whether dur
ing certain season of the winter, the schools
had been dismissed and the children directed
to attend a certain religious meeting, and
whether the directors had given their consent
to any such proceeding. Several OF the di-
rectors answered that no teacher had been
instructed to close his or her school for the
purpose indicated. There was a general dis
cussion on discipline. music, etc., after which
the meeting adjourned.
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Union Items.
The good old town Of Union, besides being
first class farming town, does a good thing in
manufacturing and trade.
Wingate, Simmons & Co., at Union Com
mon, carry on extensively the manufacture
| of carriages. They use the best of material,
employ first class workmen and consequent
ly produce first class carriages, for which they
have orders from New York, Oregon, and
various sections of the country.
Brown Bros, manufacture superior organs
which appropriate for churches, halls,
and the parlor.
Jones Bros, have extensive orders for the
work done ct their iron foundry.
Young Maxey are On hand at their place
Of business to furnish sash and blinds Of a
very superior kind.
At the Rural House, Cobb furnishes an
abundance of corn for the horses of the trav
cling public, while his table is well spread to
satisfy the appetite of the most fastidious.
Barnard finds time in his hurry to welcome
weary travellers, aud make themselves at
home in his pleasant dwelling, while he fur
nishes the best of care for their horses.
Post & Cunningham provide at their tan
merry a very superior quality of leather.
Cobb & Stetson please the public with their
nicely made and elegantly mounted harness
es.
Z. White furnishes clocks, watches, and
various kinds of jewelry at the lowest cash
prices.
McCorrison, the new post master, is ever
ready with the best quality of boots and shoes
to shoe the public.
Besse and Young, at their places Of bust
ness, are making music upon their anyils from
morning till evening.
Rice generally has new carriage all ready
for customers.
J. Il. White, at his shop, has a very pleas
ant propensity for clothing men and boys.
Mrs. White, Burket, Hills and Lamson,
furnish at their shops, bonnets. hats, plumes,
&c.
W Hills, ever Industrious, turns off the
tin ware and furnishes stoves to suit custom
ers.
Neither are we destitute Of doctors, for AL
bee, Alden and Batchelder, are ever prompt
and faithful to serve the sick and suffering.
The clergymen, Rev. Messrs. Norc7oss,
Congregationalist, and Winslow, Methodist,
are hard at work in their parishes, resulting
in an extensive religious awakening.
This town, eight miles from Warren depot,
sixteen miles from Rockland and twelve miles
from Camden, is a wide awake town, having
many PLACES Of business not mentioned in this
article. We hope, before another decade
shall have passed. we shall have a railroad
connecting with Belfast. W.
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Assessors Notice.

fNHE Inhabitants of the City of Augusta are
l hereby notified to bring in true ami perfect
lists OF their polls md also their estates, real and
personal of which they were posse ssed the fir. t
day of April, 1874, also all property held by them
collateral security, Mortgage or in trust as
Guardians, Administrators, or Executors, liable to
taxation. For the purpose OF receiving said lists
and administering the necessary oath thereto as by
law authorized, we will be in session at the Alder
1874; on Saturday, April 4th inst; and on each
succeeding Saturday OF April, from to II A. NJ =,
and to p. NJ; also on Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 4th 9TH,
9Th It'll, sth and 9th days of May next; also on all
stormy days within the time mentioned. Any per-
sonal interview, or examination of property by
u.s. will not be considered waver our part OF
the liability of any person to bring in to us true
and perfect lists of all his her taxable property.
Blank forms for returns of property may be had of
US on application at the City Treasurer's Office.
j. $. TURNER, Assessors
GREENLIEF BARROWS,} OF
A. d. TOWNSEND, y Augusta.
April ,ls4. apr2-tlm
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There has been bteter demand during the past
week aud as many of the thick boot manufacturers
are preparing to increase their production, there
have neen larger sales Of wax and kip, as well a.
more inquiry for sole leather. The best tannages
of hemlock sole have been in fair request and no
aceumulations Buffalo is also firm and In good
request. Rough leather remains without special
Improvement and there is q good supply Of the
common grades. Cali skins are dull, and the sales
of both rough and finished leather are small Wax
and kip have been taken rather more freely, but we
notice no improvement in price. Splits are with
out change. Grain leather is quiet and selling In
small quantities. Hides are firm and Buenos Ay.
res and Rio Crande are shade higher. Western
dry hides are also firm and in good request. In do
nestle wet sailed hdes there is no change to note.
We quOte:-
Hides Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande, selected.
25l9a26c, gold Montevideo, 26c Ornoco, 2402t1ac;
California 2ic; Texas, % - aA &c, currency;
Western dry, lla22e, currency.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The Senate bill allowing soldiers who en-.
listed under the proclamation Of May 8, 1864,
and prior to August IL, 1864, bounty Of
$3.50 is now pendng before the House Mill.
tsry Committee.
In the Senate, Friday, debate involving
the franking question occupied the morning
hour. The territorial railroad bill was fur
Their discussed and various amendments were
agreed to. In the House of Representatives
the question Of substituting the Senate A.
nance bill for the House bill came up in the
form of motion to reconsider the vote post
ponins the House bill, and stormy discus.
sion was the result. The first part WAS taken
up with discussion of the propristy Of Gen.
Buffers course in intimating that the Presi-
dent would not veto the bill. The remaining
portion was occupied in voting on the various
motions connected with the main question,
and after the motion to substitute had been
defeated, on the amendments to the House
bill, which was then brought up again, all Of
which were rejected. Much exeitsmept pre-
vailed from the unexpected result, which vas
virtual defeat of Buffers tactics.
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KILOGRAMS IN GENERAL.

The extensive VOL and hat factory Of Chas.
Il. Tenney & Co., at Methuen, Mass, took
flre Saturday about two o'clock. The fire
was first discovered in the wood drying room.
Its origin is unknown; loss CSC, 1000; par
TALLY insured. One hundred and fifty opera
tives are thrown out Of employment.
Kate Martin of Newark, jumped 4 rope 800
times, and subsequently, was found dead.
Bismarck's condition is improving.
The Marquis of Clauricarde died yesterday /,
aged y years.
A London despatch says that . dispatch
from Melbourne states that Henry Roche
fort and companions who recently escaped
from the French penal colony at New Gale
donia, have sailed for San Francisco.
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List of Patents

listed from the United States Patent Office to
citizens of Maine, for the week ending April .,
1874. Furnished for the Kennebec Journal from
the once of J. Nee Perkins & Co., Coun sellers at
Law and Solicitors for American and Foreign
Patents, 5l3 seventh Street, Washington, ID. {.
Drawings and specifications Of any patent in this
list furni she'd for - cents.
lis,sl5.-Safety Car.-Samuel W. Emery Port
land Application fled October u, 1873.
RE ISSUE.
5s05-Feed Roller to Circular Saws. John Nut
TT, Brewer. Patent No. 81 ,lSS d ted January Z,
1866. Application filed June H. 1873.
roller is placed in iIont of and close to the saw,
the wei tht OF the piece of lumber being sawed, to.
gethcr with the pressure caused by the action OF the
saw teeth, producing sufficient friction upon the
face OF the feeding roll 20 cause forward move
ment of the lumber.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
LARGE FIRE IN WILLIAMS
PORT.
Loss Estimated at 100000.

Williamsport, Pa. II. An incendiary fire
was started at one o'clock this morning in the
pilng yard of Brown, Early 4 Co.'S saw mill
1t destroyed all the lumber, amounting to 20,
000, 900 teet, piled over so acres of land. In
consumed Filbert, Ortho & Cos brick planning
mill, also IA frame honses on FIlbert street.
The Ere was got under control az o'clock.
The wind blew a gale the first part of the fire.
1t is reported that one man was bnrned TO
death in the planning mill. Loss is estimated
at 100000.
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Asylum Lodge. No.
Masonic * Directory.

ALPHA COUNCIL-Meets at Hallower Quar-.
terly Convocations, January, April, July, &C.
tobcr; Wednesday succeeding full moon. j.
W Toward, Thrice lllustrous Master.
JERt SALEM ROYAL ARCH CIIAPTER-Meets
or before the full moon of each month. John
w. Rowe. High Priest. F. J. Day Secretary.
BETIIi- EHEM LODGE, No. 81, F. and A. VI.
Special meetings on Monday evenings. John W.
Rove, Master. {. H. Brick, Secretary.
AUGUSTA LODGE, No. al, +: & A. NJ. Stated
meetings first Tuesday of each month. Special
mceting7 every Tuesday evening. {. B. Nor.
ton, Master. T.. +. BlacHman, Secretary.
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Gardiner Locals.

shall Siphers and his posse Saturday made an
advance on the store house situated on the
wharf of steamer Star of the East, and took
therefrom six barrels and three kegs of differ.
ent kinds of balm. 1t is said that it all be-
longs to one party.
II. w. Jewett now has the largest saw mill
on the kennebec river and he is now doing
a large business.
1t is said that Capt. Arthur Berry has sold
5000 tons of ice at 81 90 per ton on shipboard.
Mr.. Berry las about IS 900 tons that is still
for sale
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Notice to Builders.

CEALED proposals will be received for erecting
- a brick building on the Drummer Farm in Hall
DWELL, for the Maine Industrial School for Girls
about g. Is feet long, and 80 or Ss feet wde and
three stories in height, according to plans aud spe
eiications which may be examined at the Office OF
IL. X. Baker in Hallowell, on and after the 18th
instant. Proposals may be made for the whole, oil
separately for the granite, brick, wood work, &c.
and will be opened after the I'D inst.
. IL s + / +, S H ssss Committee.
April 3, 1874. apri-tf
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CUBA.

Havana, IL. All the slaves furnished lthe
government in accordance with the decree
issued during the Jovellar administration will
be organized as soldiers, unGe. white officers,
to serve five years. and at the end of that time
to be declared free. Their)compensa.ion will
tie the same as that Of the regular troops.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL, BALTIMORE MD ,
October 20, 1871.

MANSION House HOTEL, BALTIMORE MD,
October 20, 1871.
Mr.. JAMES |. FELLOWS.
DEAR SIR: have just finished the tenth
and last bottle of your estimable Syrup of
the Hypophosphites. To its use 1 ascribe
cessation of cough, sharp pains in my back
and chest, and of copious expectoration also,
return of appetite, buoyancy of spirits, in
crease Of flesh and strength to perform my
daily duties with degree of pleasure un-
known to me for long time. The good
have experienced from it is beyond descrip-
ton, and l advise all persons afflicted with
consumption not to delay day in taking it.
Feeling sure that were it not for your Hypo-
would now be in my grave.
Yours truly, GEO. c. -Four.
aplS.+&WlW
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Inc annual scn0oi meeting IN the NlIIase
district in this city, was held at the high
school house. on Saturday afternoon TO act
on the following articles:
Article /. To choose n Moderator.
Article. To choose Il Clerk.
Article 5. To choose one Director.
Article 1. TO hear the report of the Directors of
last year, and act upon such Recommendations as
may be contained therein.
Article ;. To what action the District will
take in relation To Free High school rs contcm'
plated by legislative act approved Feb "a, 1873.
Article 6. To raise money for repairs, schocls,
discounts, Attachments and commissions.
Article7 7. To see if the District will make any,
and ii any, what discount on taxes PAID within
specified time.
The meeting was called to order by Lewis
Selling, Clerk, who read the call. The fol-
lowing committee was raised to received, sort
and count votes for officers: II. S. Osgood
c. b. Morton. w. II. Turner.
Samuel Titcomb was chosen Moderator,
and j. F. Pierce, Clerk.
The meeting then proceeded to the election
of one director for the term of three years.
After two ballotings. Warren johnson was
chosen Director.
The opinion was expressed that the school
on Chapel street might be discontinued dur
ing the winter season, on account OF the
shocking condition of the school house, and
that in a few years the increase in population
in Western avenue, would demand the cree
ton of a new school house in that vicinity.
1t was decided to be inexpedient TO repair the
present house.
Mr.. w. II. Smith moved that the 9th article
in relation to free high school, be indefi-
nateiy postponed.
The general impression seemed to be that
an acceptance of the act would involve the
placing of the affairs of the district in the
hands of the experimenting school commit
tee and ont of the dirpctors' hands.
Mr.. Pillsbury thought there was legal
question in the matter, but if brought TO the
courts he had no doubt it would be decided
that the district could avail itself of the bene-
fits of the act, and the supervision of the
schools remain in the hands of the directors.
as now. He thought the only question was,
are we willing to accept the gift Of $500 from
the State!
The matter was good deal in the fog, and
the district voted quite unanimously to in
definitely postpone.
1t was then voted TO rase the sum Of SIo,-
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OHIO.

Cincinnati, II. Mirat IIalstead, editor
of the Commercial was arrested tonight on
a warrsnt sworn out by Thos Proctor, charg-
ing him with publishing an advertisement Of
the Grand Gift Concert of Leavenworth,
Kansas, thereby violating the laws of the
State.
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville, IL. 1890 P. NJ. A large FIRE
is raging in the west end Of the city, and .
strong wind 10 blowing. Fears are enter
tanned Of an extensive confagration.
Later. Fire is under control. The loss Il
over 800, 900: insured for $4,000.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, y. May Wilcox bawdy
hsnse keeper died this morning, of poison
taken after a violent qnarrel with her moth
er.
In Newport this morning the body of John
Adams was found in the dock. He had been
missing five days. The verdict was acciden.
tai drowning.
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Notice to Teachers.

INHE experimenting School Committee OF Au-
i gusta, will be in session at the
Council Chamber, Granite building,
THURSDAY, the 23d day of April, at o'clock P. NJ
and on each succeeding Thursday for four weeks,
for the purpose of examining teachers for the sum
mer Schools. District Agents and others interest.
ed are invited to be present.
&. +. PENNEY, Experimenting
DAVID CARGILL, school COMMITTEE
W. b. LAPHAM, of Augusta.
Augusta, April 4, 1874. 6Wt&w
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, II. The river remain, sta
tionary one inch above high water mark of
1871. The Bennett Care crevass is reported
l25 feet wide and 10 feet deep The water is
pouring through and can be heard for many
miles.
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CITY OF AUGUSTA.
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
April IL, 1874
To the ,itdermen end Common Councimea Of the
City Of augusta.
You are hereby notified TO assemble, in special
meeting for the dispatch OF business, in the rooms
of the City Council, on Saturday, April Is, 1874, at
two O'Clock p. NJ.
aprl3-flw JAMES W. NORTH, Mayor.
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Judge Peters will preside at the April term
of the S. ]. Court at Ellsworth, which will
commence its sessions on Tuesday. Frank
Small of this city, is to be the official reporter
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1t is said that petition will be presented
to the city council, asking for the assignment
of place in this city where liquors may be
bought for medicine or mechanical purposes,
without breaking the law
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vcrdant youth, who has just sold his
farm, has three or four thousand dollars
which he intends to sink in al agricultural
paper in Bangor. "Eyperience teaches a
dear school, bur," &c.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

CIHCIhnalli APR. IT Iss4.
PROVISIONS-quiet.
PORK-l1 o. a 100
LARD-steam 81 a9}l kettle 9HSiO.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 6te-; clear rib side .
sIa clear sides Sx9
Observation-Disclosures Ia; clear rib sides %
9a clear sides 9l2 S9la.
,XHISk EY-aIa-.
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3Harrifn.

In Dover 2ith ult Charles +. Burliil to Miss
Arzella y. Dwinel, both of FoNcroft.
In Schec, 25Ih ult., Oliver h. Mason of Brown
VILE to Miss Sarah II. Gould OF barnard.
In Meddeld, 2d inst, Herbert s. Ferguson, Boston
Mass to Ella l.. Rich of Chesterville, Me.
In New sharon, 5th inst, Moses Crowell TO Miss
Annie F. Russell both of New Sharon.
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A Lodge of good Templars was organized
in Skowhegan Tuesday evening. About forty
persons were present, and the prospects for a
fourishing temperance society are excellent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-04-13

An Augusta photographer took some pic
lures of the editor Of the Pressure Isle Sun
rise, and now the editor is mad because the
pictures are not good looking.
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And now they encourage the farmers by
predicting that pork will bring higher figures
next fall, than for the last two or three years.
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NJ U 81 Il L e !
House for Sale.

I OFFER for sale the genteel house ON Second
l street in Halowell, the residence of the late
Franklin Hathaway, Jr.; is on one oil the finest lots
in lIallowell, with shade and ornamental trees, a
charming prospect convenient stable, &c. viii be
sold for less than cost.
Ii. * BAKER.
Hallowell, April 10, 1874. aprl3,t&wt
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-Four persons were baptised at the Baptist
church yesterday morning. Among the can.
didates was gentleman seventy-one years of
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The Eastern Express company have ar
ranged their new route from West Waterville
to Norridgewock, North Arson, &c. by the
way Of the new Somerset Railroad.
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Attention is called to the announcement O
an "Apron Sale" by St. Marks society.
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MARYLAND.

Cumberland, II. John Bice, school
teacher. fell from high bridge nesr here,
yesterday, and was dashed to pieces.
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TEXAS.

Galveston, II. Col. Seller, President Of
the Galveston cotton exchange 10 dead.
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Eoral anu State Mems.

The post Office at Norridgewock is to be
made money order Office July LIST.
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DtfD.

81 years.
In Hcdgdon, eth uli Mrs. Mary Plummer, aged
50 years.
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WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
Washington, d. c. April II.
For New England, Monday, clear weather
will prevail, with rising temperature and
winds shifting from northeast to the south
east.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, SENA
TCRSHIP.

Boston. IL. The Legislature in joint con-
vention, to-day noon, voted for United
States Senator with the following result -