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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

A VurnIcT AaAIssF AruAAGs' ExPRRss CoMPA-
Sy-About two years OF more since case came
on for trial In the supreme Court, IN which asa
n foc6mne scuaht 10 recover nom Wnllam ,.
ninsnaore- nfesident OF Adams Express COmpa-
nv S5OOO which was lost while being transport
81 'froun Philadelphia 10 New Orleans. After two
fyials Che decision In each having been reversed
/ by the Court Of fAppeals, the case now for the
tSird lime has been tried before Judge Van BFuni
ana 4 iurv ne result Of which wa 4 verdict yes
tsrisy I'M favor Of the plaintiff for Ss,4T1.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
The Old PhiIRIeIphtR ship TuSAerOFa
Founders at Sea.
Loss or THE CAPTAIN AND IA MEN.

LOSS OF THE UAPTAIN AND Il MEN.
New YORK, Jan. 14-Messrs. Brown, Ship
ley & Co, bankers, of this city, have received
from United States Consul Sprague, Gibraltar,
Spain, cable telegram advising them that
the ship TuScarOra had fOundered at sea, 25
miles OFF Lisbon, The mate of the vessel and
ten Of the crew had arrived at Gibralter with
the news of the disaster. They reported thai
the commander of the TuscarOra, Captain
Richard Dunley, Jr., and fourteen Of the crew
had lost their lives in the disaster The .Tus.
carora was Philadelphia vessel and wa
owned by Messrs. Cope Brothers, of your city
She was en- route from Mobile TO Liverpool
loaded with cotton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

THE Missouri DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL
CANDIDATE.-Mr. L. V. Bogy, who has received
the nomination of the democratic caucus of the
Legislature of Missouri for tho Senate Of the
United States, is prominent citizen Of ST. Louis
an able and incorrnptihle man, Of liberal ideas
and tendeheicies. Ho has been uayof of the
city of ST Louis and il identified with most Of
the great Industrial and commercial enterprises
of the Southwest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

There are suggestions, we see, that the Cow
ernmeDt ought straightway IA prosecute the
Credit Mobilier. Is not that beginning at the
wrong end2 The Government has nothing
directly to do with the Credit MObilier ; il has
with the Union Pacific, which it created and
CONTROLS 1t in turn may have recourse on the
Credit Mobilier; but of its own immediate re-
sponsibility to the Government there can be nC
doubt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

Hon. S. s. Cox will sail fer Europe shortly
after the expiration Of his term In the House
of Representatives, and will also make a tout
of Egypt and Syria, which will consume abou
| Z year and One-half.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

pn.crs or Narrs.--There has been break iA
the nsiI Market AT meeting Of the emanniae,nIos 3
al Ausriaaa cat naila and spikes hpla F sn
R,ver. Naaaa, 4 few daYs ago, = was voted 70 re-
S,.ss helosoia pfcks Hlty cSnta peg keg, excepting
Seneo - keaf nails, which are as heretofore
Rricso row, from IS 10 $3.50 ion from ten-pen-
~ "a mr5e-pennies. Half kegs htty cents per
ewk more than the above prices. Inc regent ~ ~
! snporsbandsnee of cheap Goals IN the UniIee
StatsS caused ths decline. 3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

A ioiut resolution has been passed by the Leg
tslat1,re OF Arkansas repeallng The dlltrarehs.ne
clause of tho Constitution OF that state. AiIel
receiving the Governors approval u must be rAt
Iaed by the vote Of the people.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

f.sosiins i6Sss, a Monday. aloigh, an
<.ssh is3iss nnd neailsmon, ran % bridge
80, ,io1 - 80 -. ffhean teat below. lis.
- iurlnnily killed, and tive men naHle
T7~5rIon ena Hat1, were seriously MJasee.
-. s. ihr11 were haely bruised.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

Ths Conservative Lekislatnte al New 0rlsans
Yesterday elected GoneTal w. !, MCMILLAN Unlted
states Senator, 70 hl kellogg
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

m. chsrokea dsIaaation IN Washington have
h.d a infsrgiaw Win The President, aud pro
s.s.l ~eSinol ~ TsritaEial Indian bills IN Con-
- fha President intiniatsd that be Woalq
ssnctfo1 No blll ia opposltlon g taeiE rights ana
iatsI, ana hat ne treaties snee'a - rs,Pec.sa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
LEADING FEATURES I:

l. The Issue isliuited to $4,000 -rmile Of road.
.. The Principal and interest IRE payAhlsfn Gold
the principal in thirty years. and the interest at
the Banking HOaaa Of Jay Cooke 4 Co., New Ork,l
semi-annually. hrst Of January and July.
3 ThoxAte Of Interest = , 3-10 per eent. per an
num-oqRal. at the present. geld premium. % Abou
50 per eoat. IN legal tender currency.
4. The Bonds are issued oe the felloWing denOmi-
nations Coupon, 800, 500 and tLolt hazile1rod.
500, $500, 81 900. &. .000 and $4,000.
&. The semi-annuAl intqFast on the Registsred
Bonds q paid BY gold eheaE9 oglf ReGaartN bS Haai
tke post-ebiee address ~ tAs hoidsr. Permanent
Investors are advised q purchase the Regiss erred
Bonds both as profession against loss. then ans
fro and for the greater cOnyeqienoo In eolleettn,
1 fhe fnt0rSst.- Ths gtorea Bonds can be at en-!
lime S9tchanRed for CQupln, and the Coupon 60
| R6Iisrerod. without expense 10 the owner.
| Jno. naoLEAR 4 SON BANKERS
oOs MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
7 NV ESTM HNT'
SECURITIES.

Tue Northern Pacific Railroad Company. through
its Financial Agents; is now selling st RaT 1pd ae-
crued interest Its First Mortgage 80 Gold Bonds,
for the purpose OF completing the construction and
equipment fits line OF Road, Amor thoIough in
yestiaaAiOn, we recommend these securities IS
probable and safe Investment. The Bonds have
the following
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

The undersigned have this day formed q COpart-
nership under the firm name of Lester A. Harris *
Brother, successors to A. Harris and viii continue
the Lumber business at the N. Il. corner Of Front
and Tatnalt streets. LESTER A. HARRIS.
ianl4-lm WILDER w. HARRIS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

yTOR SALE-The Dwelling No. 1119 Mar .Nasss
e ket street. The lot is 40 feet front on iM
Market street and 100 feet deep. Tho house tlf
is q double brick. two stories and attic, with -
10 rooms and small back kitchen and bath; front
yard and porch The situation one of the most plea
SAINT and in the city. with beautiful view
of river and country. -
or to k. A. GILPIN,
ianl3-lm the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

NOTICE.-The fourth annual meeting Of the
~ Stockholders of the Union Loan Association
will be held WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, at the
ket streets at O'clock 10 th lsport
and for the election of officers.
janlI-2t NJ. L. LICHTENSTEIN, Sec'ry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

ToR SALE-A Lot Of Land at the sautheas
Il corner OF Front and Clayton streets II ieet
Apply to GEO. q. MARIS,
Real Estate Agent
Oe3ll-tf S02 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
2nblir SALES.
OcLE & MILLER, AuctIoneers,
NO. COS MARKET STREET.
v MrLMISoToS. DBL.
SALE OF
Silver Plated Ware and Cutlery

Continues for three days longer. and will positively
close on Thursday evening, January 16.
Those desirous Of securing bargains would do well
to attend the sale.
Among the goods there are some beautiful designs
Of the very latest patterns.
The sales have been largely attended throughout.
Sale commences at TO- a. m, go and y p. each
day. ianl4-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

NOTICE.-A quarterly meeting Of the Trustees of
~ the Poor for New Castle County will be held at
the Aims House, on WEDNESDAY, the 2atl iliSt
Janli-tm JOHNsW., EVANS. Clerk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
for Salf aud 8or 8tat.

INARM FOR RENT.-.TwO miles from Clnymont,
u near Practical Farmer. of fifty acres. with an
asparagus bed of near two acres, five years old
abundance of fruit.
OF NJ. ii. LODGE.
Must be weH recommended. good show for
| trucker. janl5-d4t&w.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
ron SALE.

49, Several frst-elass seven room Houses, on
.!3 KirkgOod street. four On Eighth street be-
IVY low Pine. tive on Lombard above Eighth.
!sA-Will be s0ld cheap and on reasonable terms
Apply to M0CLoSKEY MGMINEMIN.
L...Dl ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
WATER RENTERS HAKR NOTCE.

The bills for the year 1873 are nov ready and Pay
able at the Registrars Office, 1000 Market street.
The law requires that all bills paid on or before
January 3lst. 1873 the face Of tbs bill. and all
paid during the month of February. Per cent. ad-
ditOnal, and all paid during the month Of March.
10 yer cent. additional and any ampnnts remaining
unpaid after April LIST. 1913 the ReggTaT i required
to have the FerTules Withdrawn and suit instituted
for the recovery Of the amounts due, and water viii
not again be let into such premises until all Arrears
with assessments and two dollars for drawing Fer
rules are paid FRANK. A. TAILoh.
Water Department, Dee. 5, lS12 Registrar,
0ffes hours. 9 to II a. m. and 2 to p. m decj6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

TNOR SALR-A two story Cottage, four isAA
u rooms; lotl0Qxl5J feet; corner Of Shall sM
cross avenue and Harrison street; also, lot iE
this office. JAMS eOdlm
TlOR SALR-At great bargain. q Marine Rail-
u way. to be removed; machinery hrst class.
anG in complete order.
Apply TO J. A. HARRIS.
!an3-eOdlm N. K. cor. Front and Tatnall SITS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

NOR SAI.E.-Six Houses on Harrison sHsSa
10 street, between GiIpin and Shalleross IIiI
avenues, containing 10 rooms each; all mod ,ti
ern imprOV ements, finished in latest style AL
Lots 25xlOO feet: 'front.' side and back yards These
hOuses are offered great bargain.
For terms apply to EVANS PENNINGTON,
Room No. Almond Building;
or to J. A. HARRIS,
JAM eOd28t corner Front and Tatnah Sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
FOR SALE

49,, Twenty-Five small Houses from four TO
NJ six rooms, in different parts OF she city,
~ Prices ranging from s90O q SltO0
lA Terms easy. j. Ii. Fh AZER,
Real Estate Agent
Telegraph Building. 2d near y arkst
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
gGttfes.

NJ 0TICE.-I have this day retired from the Lum-
Der business, having disposed Of my entire inter-
est to l.. A. Harris and w. W. Harris, who will con-
tinue the Lumber busners al the NJ 4. corner Of
Front and Tatnall streets. J. A. HARRIS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

TNaR wgWE-The ssnthside reom, nns y NJ
- Nod FOQf The Anaanie Hall Ihe FooM
ahaats 'ss' AS1iyto H.R AeINIIRE.
novls-t ~ AAENss s<ss~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
&er III.

TN0R RENT.-Pnssesslol .eiven lmmednt sYrs. slyS
n re Spaeieas Hall Al lAnts-to0m u - s!.lss ais
viorf 49, EMS Instieate.n The premises -.
IiFaSlV sdapte1 % Sooietias, ees.eal Or Atsesssy
1essefskions- Tof fsnt and tartAot paFlsaAAlss
ss.,i,- ~ 1R CtIRTIS Io8 French stroot. y 70
Dk' oIAR90N. ale Market street. de po-u'
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
l.. =: ss:s...s> $50. For SASSAFRAS RIVER.

rT,uE steamer ''TRuMPETER = being now in
i complete order, v III resume her trips on Sat-
urday, the lst OF March 1873 leaving Pier No.
g. Light street wharf Baltimore, every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday al l0i A. ~, arriving
10 Georgetown at Ar. ". Returning will leave
Georgetown the alternate days at a. NJ, arriv
ing in Baltimore at . =. ~; touching at Buck
Neck, Barnaris, Be,,crion, Turner's Creek Cas-
and returning
We sincerely trust that the friendly relations
hitherto existing between the steamer Trumpe-
ter, her patrons, and the public generally, Nay
never grow less for the pcrpcination Of which
we will ever be found striving osr very best.
mar lily NA. CUNnlFF, Capt
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
Registers Order.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Sept. 2o,h, 1879.
Upon the application Of MATILDA ~. VAN
DEGRlFT and MARTIN y. WALKER, Adminis-
traitors Of Jacob 4. vandcgrif, late Of s., Georges
Hundred in said county, deceased II is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Admins
aiors aforesaid, give notice Of the granting Of
Letters OF Administration upon the Estate OF the
deceased, with the date Of granting thereof by
causing advertisements 10 he posted, within forty
days from the date OF such letters in six Of the
most public places Of the Couaiy OF View Castle
requiring all persons having demands against the
Estate to pfcscn, the same, or abide mn Act
oil Assembly In such case made and provided ,
aud also, cause the srine TO he inserted, within
the same period iu the MinblErows rRAsscnIrr,
a newspaper published In Middeown, aud TO be
continued therein two months
-, Given under the hand and seal OF Of
I l.. s. flee Of tho Register aforesaid, al New
.--' Castle, In New Castle County aforesaid
the day aud year above written.
d. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
iirOistrr's s Orders.
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Oct. 10Th, ls73.
Upon the application OF William W. Thomas,
administrator uf John Thomas, late OF Appofuin-
mink Hundred In said County deceased II is
ordered and directed by the Register that the Ad-
miuis,rator aforesaid give notice OF the granting
OF Letters of Administration upon the Estate of
the deceased, with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements 10 be posted within
forty days from the date VI such letters in six Of
the most public places Of the County oi New cas-
tie, requiring All persons having demands GRaias;
the Estate 10 present the same, o. abide hy an
Act OF Assembly in such csse made anil vtnvitl-
ci. Aud also cause the same 10 he Inserted with
in the same period in the NlpplgrowS TsAss-
cglpr, "a newspaper published in Niide,own, aud
TO I've continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal Of Of
flee OF the Register aforesaid, nj New
:. Castle, In New Castle County aforesaid
the day and year above written.
D. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
To the. Public.

rTSflB nndenigned respectfully iniorms the cit
1 liens of Nlddletown and vicini- -
y that he u prepared with excellent I.
Hosees, Wagons and Carts II DO Ill -
kinds Of hauling At moderate rates. Proprietora
OF hpiels and hpusekeercrs viii ind u 10 their
advantage 70 give him call. Coal and lumber
hauled Il shcrtest notice Oedsts l6r baggage
o. other parcels, lsfs II H. Post OAlcs, viii -
oolvb pfompt at)entlon.
=! s.s 81, - ''s''a ss ssfs|s'sL sss xiiscs & r.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22

MIXED TRAIN, N,--Nor,hward will lcavc Del
mar at . 40 2. N. Laurel ana scaford, 3.43
Bridgcvillc, 1 20 Greenwood, 1.4O Pennington
s.55 Harrington, 5.?0 Dover, ga; clayion
7.2l Miidlciown, $40. Arriveat Wilmington,
9.55 Philadelphia, li.3o Baltimore, $50, p.
NJ.
Southwark, will leave Phn. at II 80 7. ".
Baltimore, T.3o Wilmington, ~. 55; New Cas-
lie, /. 20; Mddlc,own, 2.2S Townsend, ?,is I;
Clayton, 3.ls; Dover 100 Wyoming i,l2
FELTON,, 4.5O; Harrington . 05; Farmington,
5.l7; Greenwood 5.3a Briigcsilie, $50; Sea-
ford, G.lT: Laurel, Gao: Dclmar, 700.
The mixed train will be run subject 10 delays
incident TO freight business, and viii stop only
at stations where time is given.
SEW cAsrLs TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Pha-
dcphia ut TAO, A. u. and G.25 p N. Leave Will
,ningion at |. rs and $50 =. ". for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above. leave Smyrna for
Clayton II 80 \. ". and T.35 r. NJ. leave CLAYTON
for Smyrna $40 a. ~, and 200 Z. w., leave
10 make connection with trains 10 and from Do
yer, and Stations south.
coysEcrioys
At Townsend, with the Kent County and
Queen Anncs 4 Kent Railroads. At Clayton,
with Nd. aud Del. Il. Il. At Harrington with
J. & b. II. Il. At Scasord, with Dorcestcr nnd
Delaware r. Il. Al pcmar. with Eastern Shore
Il. r. and Wicomico and Poromukc r. r.
May eo-ly Ii. >. KENSEY. Superintendent,
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate Of
the deceased nus, present the same duly a,,tstrd
10 the Administrator on or before October i0ih
1917; or abide tie Act OF Assembly in snch case
made and provided. WA. ". THOMAS,
ApuRNS-Norih East, Nd. AdniinisTator.
Oct l8 -2mos
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
Tiu,e Gables.
E4NsR
Delaware Rail Road Line.
Fail Advancement.

m and ancs Monday, Oct, Goth. 1874, tsuadays sx
" scptcd,} Trains will leave ~ follows:
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.
UNDERTAKING.
UPHOLS1ERING.

The undersigned respectfully announces To the
citizens Of Mdllrlown aud vicinity that he
has On hanl larg, and vel selected
stock OF handsome aud durable
Walnut and Other Furniture,
which he will sell very cheap for cash Buying
al Wholesale cash rates be feels assured that he
can sell ns low MS the same goods can be bought
elsewhere. By buying Of him purchasers will be
saved the freigh, on their goods from the city.
lie is also prepared 10 attend 10
Undertaking Work
at short notice, and in II manner cxcellcd by
none. Persons wishing Metallic or Wooden Cas-
keis or Cases will find II To their advantage 10
call On him. lie has, also,
TAYLOR s. SONS
Celebrated Corpse Prcscrver,
The Corpse may he dressed In The finest fabrics
and no, be soilea, (nni can he seen a, all times
rs nothing bu, dry cold air enters tho Caske,.
GEORGE ". WILSON,
Practical Cabinet Maker and Undertaken,
febl-l2m Middctown Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate
OF the deceased must prcscu, III. sa,nc duly at
tested to the Administrators on or before Sept.
29ih, 1874, or abide the Act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided.
MATILDA N. yANDEGRiFT,
N. 4, WALKER.
Oct Am Aininisfr,5ors,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
DominiCk Murray.

This popular actor is no stranger IN New
Orleans. He vii. commence an engage.
ment at the st. Charles Theatre on Monday
evening of next week. The Memphis
Register says of him:
Dominic1 Murrays character acting is of
q very superior order. and rarely excelled.
In his specialties he ranks second to very
few, if 10 any. The powerful. impersona.
ton of human character is acknowledged
at once in the first utterance and action OF
Mr.. Murray. His play of ESCAPED from
Sing Sing" is a real, first class sensational
drama, but it is life.like in its situations
however startling they are, and this ex.
cellent actor brings out the strong points
in full relief. MIR. Murray is drawing good
audiences, and this fact shows the appre'
citation with which he is received here.
Tho ugh we dislike sensational dramas. We
can not help but admire the splendid Vendi
ton of this excellent actor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
chi N'ngnPr,, Nlinstrels.

To morrow evening these Ministries com.
mence an engagement at the Academy OF
Music. The Memphis Agalanchc says OF
them:
Cal Wagner and his splendid troupe. un-
surpassed By any that has ever visited our
city, gave the first Of three ''seances'' in
minstrelsy at the Memphis Theatre last
night, and had delighted audience. as
g0Odly in numbers as it was uproariously
happy. Without entering into the merits
Of the programme in detail, it is proper to
observe that it was super-eXcellent and
splendidly carried ont. Both the vocal and
instrumental music were very fine. and the
eocentricittes were most amusing. Mr..
Charles Haywood. soprano. in bUricSquc
female songs and limitations. is marvel IN
his way. and took the house by storm. In
fact. nearly every feature OF the programme
was rap.urousiy encored. and a nights per
formauce never closed upon more delight
"a. audience.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, MARCH g. 1873.

.unken, his whole system unsttuns ne nau
lost his grip .
why, old man. whats the matter :,
Not much lad not much. Dldn
write you made my trip Tor nausht.;.
and I've nothing TO live for now no more.
He said this not ENORMOUSLY. ous as =. ais
mind We're ma'!e up .or me issue
mot so bad as that. hope.
iii tel! YOU al: and you can Judge for
yourself. When / was q boy ;and, Yod
mind. told yo.. before. was licked IKE
b!azes by Drawing .choc. master, and all
for nothing, and he knew II. And made
a vow that when | grew TO he a man /
would find hin. out and whale him 70 a
Jelly. Il was Hy object IA getting ana sa'
!ng money TO 90 back there ara thcash tIa1
man. have felt the Neits OF his coWhlde
on my back ana shoulders every hlgnt 'of
forty years. ANA his name was Isaac
Allen
"Weli, didn't ,o- 80 il
"SoIne mems III = outecuals anT;hn:.
When nv uncle died, ana the money can,
thought as how i4- tim. mad come. ana
happy like and free. ] made my way u
Boston: and there Dough. the biggest
cowhidc ! could get 10Y money: AND "a. 4
ing i. IN my ief. sleeve, handle down, haAuF'
like. goes TO CldtvHn I.ntr., three niles
away. A. got nea: the old hous, IL
-
popping up iron. Dehino -" stone WAL ;iun
the big 8rees Tier, was the meade"
where won the fOoc-ral. match. there was
the river We swan across SO often; anu
.elt CTawley-iile. susplc!"nlns TO see DIG
Allen sneaking about the place. buc
| pushed on. as boid a. General jackson, ana
| up to the door | went there warn ht
| sign of boys. There Warnt no smeh 81
! baking beans. The biz laylos bushes IL
4 no
! biz brass knOcke, on the green door was
| rusty, but grabbed L. and my raps went
| ringing through into the entry And then
J slid nay right hand ~ the Othe: sleeve
and made ready.
land then!
''The door opened and pale. measIy
wCman showed her face. and asked what
wanted. Is Master Allen az home, says L
| Who" SAYS She Master Isaac Allen, wh'
| keeps the school, SAYS [. Laws sakeS
| she hOllered; Old Allen IS dead ana gone
! and there amt been no schoo. mere Tor III
teen years" and she slammed to the door
made out to get outside the gate, and ieai
up against tree. Deaf and without on,
cut behind from me- Gone where no length
of lash could reach him My life all WASTED
| and my vengeance only talk. can tie!
you. my lad. | sichened then and there.
And old Bristles broke down completely
his fortitude gone. himself only bit o
driftwood. | tried TO rally him and {
bring him up again: but from that h0ur II
rapidly fell away. What time | had,
nursed him: but he fingered dull and stupid
On coming into the barge, four nights atte
his return, saw he was breathing his last
He died without murmur, and as he passe
away then again | saw the shadowy tWl
pointing to the old mans clenched hand
Ii contained I. card. on which was writer
Care of Isaac Allen
Bristes was bound 20 lind and hog HIN: !!
| tic next world.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Colonel Mostly has certainly indicated
himself from the unjus. suspicious 30 freely
expressed before the late election as 10 his
motives in favoring the election of General
Grant instead Of that of Nj. Greeley. He
went with his State once to its damage and
hi. own, and he thought il but right that
hi. State should go with him in repairing
the wrong. He regarded the rebellion as
played out, and believed that the sooner
Virginia identified hersel: with the loyal
sentiment of the country. the sooner the
scars of the war would be etfaced and the
chasm closed. He received. in consequence
of this action. from some of the stit! dis
loyal men OF his State, the treatment usually
accorded to Republicans in the South.
although he made no professions OF Repub-
licanism. In again declining public office
q, the hands of the President, as he did a
few days since he admitted that one mOt:ve
was 70 vindicate himself from unjust qua
picions at home WGShin,,o" Lh.oni.!c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
BY THE SEA.

Come make for me a little song
twas so a spirit said to me
And make it just four verses ion9, =,
And make Il sweet AZ sweet can oe'
and make it all about the sea-
Sing me about the Wild waste shore,
Where. long and long ago, with nc
Icu watched the sitter sails that pore
The great, strong ships across ne sea-
THE blue, the bright, the bOohdleSs oe'''
Sing me about the plans We planned, =.
How one of those good ships should Do
NV way to find some tiowery land
Away beyond the misty sea,
Where always you should live with me.
sing lastly, how our hearts we're canSht
Up into heaven, because that we
Knew not the tiowery land we sought
Law all beyond that other sea
that souudless, sailiess, solemn sea