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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

:, -WNNIIINWTUN, UrCeflUoT 7, INlL
rrQposala will be received II the Contract Ofce ~
decided on OF before March ~. issi for conveying
he mails of the United states, from July 1ss, 10
snd by the schedules Uf DEPARTURES and arrivals
herein specified.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17
BALM OF LIFE.

TO TErTH sTprET EoRIHwIsr.l
wAsHIRurOE, II, g., NJ, rnrCr ., 1870. I
PRoF. CooK-DeaT SIR For long time was a
treat sufferer from dyurel~ia My flesh had very |
very Is%sdy failed to viya relief until your BALM
before 6rcaErss lie NAN" ssne AMOUNT
a nsE Bshs a SG neck ssa
.T S md SV Esn i ny ts s inS
strength and cheerfuness were restored; and now,
s5 :pT suae sn Ss Foo lPs
my strength and healthy appearance are truly won
Your 81 r. tSa .y Sd 5Ss
ihns o.asis %hy i SSS my BSS n
wAsHTNoTos, D. O., December 10, ISL.
best Of friends. 6eSsIse believe owe my health,
s Soar RTSsfisb BAha 81 Zip the use
: November 8 $50, gave you abatement q having
sS$$ %sF .'TS%s sss: n
Bss To ss sist IN das language s" he wSRGSs Clear
nsss' 70 Witch most al arg liable. ,, '
Ions ~ TsRaa s SSi's % 3. Dat S
mediateiy presiding the use % tbs BALM 4 was
one soda cracker per day;
Always your grateful fricnd' =, ,,,,,,,
Miss Bena IL my daughter. had despaired Of her
recovery She had the best Of treatment, but the
tyHpeIElA had become chronic aud resisted the best
skill Gf the medical profession.
The BALM OF LIFE cured her, and II Is used In
my family In manifold ways and for various pur'
Asthma has afflicted me for many years; the
BALM OF LIFE has done me more good than any.
praise; every family should be provided with H. 4,
With very kind consideration, ] shall eyer feel
gratefully yours, Mhs' bihMs'
am Miss BenAs sister, and cannot eIpress my
10y for her recovery and robust health.All due to
Tho use OF the BALM OF LIFE, And !, too, feel
grateful TO Professor Cook for being restored from
low condition Of iesh and general bad health TO
strength, flesh, renewed health and oheeTfulness,
due alone 10 the free use Of his BALM OF LIFE,
which Is clean, harmless and charming, however
must always very kindly rePsRSs r. PIGi S49E
| wAsHIR0rOH, d. O., July l. 1871.
| PRoF. r, A, CooK-Dear Sir! About year ago
was troubled with dyspeTsia TO such degree as q
he unable to partAke uf animal food Of any deecrip
ton without feeling perfectly miserable. In fact,
| could hoy nothing ate
| l was induced to Try your BALM OF LIFE, and
can trphfuly assert That 1t acted Ike magic. have
used " as directed, about six months, aud can nov
eat and enjoy any and all kinds Of food without un
Il cheerfuiy make this statement, entertaining The
hope that others may he benefited BY my experience
Mis-, ALFHRD CLoUaHLS, &i l. street
Dyspepsia Of seven Years Cured BY the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17
NEW MAGAZINES!

VIII all commence their NEW VOLUMES WITH
THE JANUARY NUMBERS, and tho public are in.
vited 10 RENEW THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
ANY MAGAZINE on WEEKLY, PAPER AT PUB
LISTERS RATES. POSTAGE akyED.
BLACKwOOD's MAGAZINE
AND FoUR!oF THE REvIEwBfoR FIFTEEN
DOLLARS A YEAR.
LITTBLISs AGE, % per ysrr.
Address all orders for above 10
y. g. PAItKIjIt,
bookseller and stationcr,
b91 Seventh street,
delJ Opposite Post once.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

I NIIEU Mn 7 - TNI EN- WINE
~ whEHIsorQE, ID. q, December ~ lsT9
On the petition q JUlIA 4E.a a. aEsRr q
Edward Behr, deceased, praying for The extension
Of patent granted 70 the said Edward Behr on the
mode OF fastening Skates;
II y ordeIed that the tes!imeny in the case be
time for hllnE arguments aud the EtAminer'srcloT
that said petition be heard on the 18th day Of March
next
lAnlElM u. D. LE0NETT. Cnmmisalnner.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

H,r,,s As M. SBs ,ss, AMRb MEE YORK
KSfdHT and JOHN GIBSON viii -HR Il
P FNfE SS'SSli.Fw T YORK ExIERRiR9pRR ~
WASHINGTON, and 6EoRdfToWH,
a. follows Leave New York from Pier % East River
Friday, at a m, and Alexandria the same day At
lam. -.
agent, office and wharf foot Of High street George.
town, or At the corner OF Seventeenth street and
New York avenue, ]. w. THOMPSON,
leil.u President
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EA.
eRANpEsI SCHEME or THE ACE.
$780, 900 Cash Gifts.
100000 for only - 10.

Undcr authority OF sPecia IegiEIaIlNe act OF WaFth
ID, 1871, the trustees now announce
The Third Grand Gif Concert for the
Benrht of the Public Library
OF Kentucky,
To come on In Library Hall, at Louisville, Ky, oil
Tuesday. April h, 1873.
Al this Concert the best musical talent that can be
procured from all PARTS Of the country will adj pleas
IRE TO the entertainment and TIN THOUSAND
CASH GIfTS, AgSregatink vast total d half mil
lion dollars currency, win be distributed by lot To
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

II NTTEU SKATES PATENT UFFIVE,
" W4EHIsgT9s d u. December q lI1a
On the petition Of HENHN H. hoBRISa, Of l,a,u
more, Md, praying for the extension o. a Patent
granted 10 him on the 18th day OF March, lsda for
an Improvement In Stoves;
II II ordered that the testimony in the eaAs be
closed the sbth day Of February next; that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiner - repcrt
be limited 70 the nth day Of March next and
next
ANY gsEsOn may gPBosfst ~; sI.fn;iSH
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once, 7 south Frederick street, baltimore,
nova MARYLAND.

THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
q the District o. Columbia, holding special term,
estate Of ELIlABEIH DICK, late Of Washington city,
D. O., deceased. AL persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to eXhibith the
or before the ID day Of January neat they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of
Given under ny hand this ID dHy e JsPS1Ey
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

NoTE.-when the oath In taken before Justice Of
the peace the certificate Of the clerk Of court Of
record should be added under his seal Of office, that
the person who administered the oath Is q duly
qualified Justice Of the peace
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17
RAILROADS.
uTGsIfNdTii0IN AMI ONO RAILROAD

WAsBINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD
Va and aner oe,obsr !, Io,s the trains on this road
WI Be- run as follow! A.. -. AIT. -.
SUNDAY, u s't a M; arrive ~ I.spJurs q d N.
Snd s Hs9 arsn11 Iys M Hamilton ma S,r,s
fBs seso%p stion ,.an will I.av. Ll.I,pdri,
say .isi ! y, Is.y. f:s%su% .tSs NJ sSd
fSs 8 " ip,lb irom Ieis1dri. .no u ~
F.in IRON H,milt u, c2nnegt Hsn I'M, Jnh
kss@srs line n sosc hes, which leave fees6urs daily
y G6 mutt Hefsis' three cent. psr mite
no %sIi' "'.' General fieisi Agent.
A LgYAsDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAII,
n NOAD AND Al,hxANDnlA AND fRLDE
nWG 1iI y Y, hhIihyw,hf, an m srpYYra 4,
Iesi tpln G1 Isf kis.snars Fave - idlioxs
- u = a NJ q, 2 ~ 2, AID y 2 ? m ,o,o,
~ Z = 7. a r. 5 " ~ Sp ,y.s IN
STSssT f p S6 Is,ia leave. Washington
iRlRr dss,oljfiiftS s IEHSSiiiiEss Vi, Richmcpd,
eayts washington ~ ~ =. ~ daily, except snnds,:
% 40 = .Ss Srss sstasi i,1s .%d Psnssyissss
sSsnue' aud Ihirtoenin and Pennsylysnis s'shpus.
Sase 2 6e, e6s.tsd 81 ali hotsIs, and 6,s,dsh5ss
yysG '''''''"' General rss.snsss Issni.
pALTIMOIlE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
DEBUT CORNER D5lAdHE9Aifp sihELls
rnASSs hEHASf ron IhATsIls f agISE AT
ss. '.'', res. d "a M siSsT' sun IN:
daily ,'''.'' j. Z, IN, Msl. daily. sE.
10 ~ .. ma western u ., tslt SUNDAY
Es sS,' daily ''e''f Sun pre- r. S al western Z"
" 3. m, yaltlpeEs Ae 3 i r m. fseine Express,
Ssid suSdsy'' N POI, m, daily
rrssS' daily elSerI san uossaify,;e iSsiisandsy
= y ~, Western Ia 4.
N 9snnsSs y scsis ai, iPsiss gf ai9S@ @S lss
a " RsS1S :. 3 ss sPs az n M striving at
ms s Scnns Bs,s His a.in. .sSI M
Fss:sa .I ., lssSs !. rs,.. one.
aSe. noTthsgai tcrpsp siaik spa rnnsy issnis s,s.
a S ssS H.nS d sE % Y sss M sSc nd
Met S,. IhI1ush sicsg,s e Cineipna, ColSmbgs.
SoTiS. SoS%sss Nssi lnd sSGiSst sIa all 'o'n'
kk SSEHsa, Den IF fsl ssSssin Ssnc
( REAT PENNsYLyANIA RoUTk
.ad ssI sSSTs sR s Es, v" ssTsa
Washington. .:ss.m BALTIMORE. jss%.
!. go. s5pm :. ......slop N.
THE oFf,TG BG6GhL ETR.ck MOTIF M
VIII elogant scenery Palace stateLonnl. day and
i've HUNDRED miles ssvSd % western and Central
u ANY ss s sss sis'E gaa saTa@ ssE s
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from BAltiin're to Rochester and Pittabur
without change.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the once
corner Of street and pennsylvanla syenue and
Thirteenth street and Pennsy vaniA avenue, where
reliable Information will be given at all times.
Passenger procuring tickets at these oncca can
cure accommodations In Palace Cars for pittsburs
Corner Sixth VI, and Penn. sys.,
- Washington, D. 4.
ED. y. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent,
MALT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

to be willing to give more than a
button foriwhat you ask 7oa q
Tom flushed q little at this, but
suddenly seized her hand and ex-
claimed with energy: s9IraH IL =
4 can jgivelthe whole lovelof an
undivided heart-a life long devo-
tion-a love a. untiring and un
changing as the sun that shines. ,
VIII that dot, a85 10 as3sBat I
Il don't know but it will, came in
D faint muxmur. iaIaf
And SO the old, old game was
played andwho shall say that hearts
did not win. -ffofEatS :.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

J. NJ, the wandering philoso-
pher was fined in Eufala, Ala the
other day, for drunkenness. Hav-
ing for once failed TO lift the veil
and remove the pressure, he passed
from the court room grandly, NUT
teriDg: 20 Justice, thou art fed
to british beasts!' and repaired to
the Times Office to wrestle over
Gxcnangcs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

A gentleman who recently had
fast scn and big store on Main
street, in S.. Louis, and who still
has the fast son, intends making
q sculptor Of the boy. He thinks
he can "bust'' the richest man in
the country.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

An exchange thus refers to
model hackman. "Indianspolis
has hackman Who does not drink
nor use tobacco. and has money in
The bank. lie can swca', though,
BY ear or note, and is the most
profane man in the country"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

Troy, New York, indulged in
chat exhileratinQ and ennobiiug
sport of coeksfghtiDg the other day.
Il Was . real battle Of birdA New
York furnished the opponents own
vanquiahed Thirteen fights fer
$500 each aud . pool Of 45, 900.
and thousands On thoosands chsnx-
ing hsnds on private bets. Rah! for
Civilization. seass n
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18
Boncicault is moi kinfily receiyad

Bouc;cault is not kindly received
in this country. and 10 severely
criticised in tho eastern citiee. 1t
will be remembered that he kept a
rebel d,g flying over his London
thea'er during the war, and the
public are pr JUDGED against him.
He might have good houses in
Arkansas.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

10 A pretty severe sentence has just
ybeen passed upon . young man at
the Annapolis Naval Academy for
dlsobeying orders, using threat
ing language 10 and assaulting the
seargent OF guard, to Wit: that he
he confined two years at the mar
line barracks and perform police
duty at the garrison during that per-
iod. lie is also to wear during the
same time 12,pound ball attach
ed to his left leg, by . chaip four
feet long, and after HE confine-
ment he is to be dishonorahly ais-
charged from, the service.I rs vsd
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

g The letters, papers, and man
Huscriptsl of the late W. II. Pfescots,
the Historian, we're completely de-
stroyed by the Boston fire, having
been stored Tor salty in one Of the
| fps fire-prooY granite warehons ses
FOR which the burnt District WAs fa.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18
eRoCK OF AGES >

~ r. -
ocA =. s., S'.'s 'os
rnoukn''s.''S 'ne m.'as so1'
=. s''s ' S"
" nel eil'nn slee.u' 'o19es'
Gang = niue cnno!en sing
oane - sinR .ne D'ros ot 9une'
1sal sns Wofos nke ieos 'esvss down
.pock 80 .... cl.ft sor m.
LeA~a -, u~u.lf n ~.
Aes Ne moe nysHs u Inse
feis nef soul NO neod 20 niue
sweet sne song q song coo'd %,
Ana sne naa NO 'nossn' oes'oe
Al sne "ofos 1auso'ney
fe" .'om ups on'oeeoee.D! sal
Drsa"an9 no' 'na. 'ney "'sns %
" some osne. ..ps : P1sye
MOCK o. .kes' c'e's 'ol ne.
Aes me n'oe "yss'' = snee
Rock Of aess. cleft Tor me-,
.se woman san. sn'n nov"
- F.es1ing'y sna P1.Jst'u
1yeLJ "oFo nst nesEs e'a snow'
ssose me song % ssorm sossso OHu
Desss WIN we.'y "ut .ns .s
4 iHvsry Ao's "1 soslo" ssiS'
ss'y syss"'s Pssyss
os. u .e.s' e's'. -. "'
Nc 1''' ~ ''' = No.
Rock Of ages, cleft for me-
Lips grown aged sung the hymn :,
Trustingly and tsnderly,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18
HOMEsIcK.

HOMESICK.
He was lonely miner man
Who in his cabin dwelt,
Or trod he marrow trail that ran asls1
Along the roineral halt.
And night and mors, wish dlnnwpAii,
Il He back and iorwsrd strole. "a
Ner at the hour was known 70 IA
70 take the rocky road. a gS
4 6tsa6y--oiug miner msn 81
Hs sat at night and thoughte III
And many : curious miners -
In fascy there be wrought, ~
Al in his cabin, all alone
zs Bsfsrs the dancing fre,
Fan napy picture came and skoue
III Of whAt he might desire.
4 lonesome, homeless miner. man, sgs
Who cooked and washed and worked,
Perhaps his name was John, or Dan,
No odds-hs never shirked,
And Why care what his nams might be
Who dslved With pick asd dril.f 44ss
The tins-book of Ne company t.s
Had pu. him up as sBll.' sa
son,s said hs vas . heartless mas
Who didn't care at all -
How matters ended, OF began, .
Ontsids his cabin wall. 9
But once I watched him at the store, M
(Postoffice it was, too,) sassf = sa.
The keeper - he raised the door
Said, Letter here for you.''
he took the letter as be went,
Walking away siope.
And soon saw him most intent
Sit reading on stone; s.s -,@
: And - be read, the rolling tears
Came cousing down his face
His heart had Travelled back for years
To childhood's tender place.
Now, When the miner raised his latch.
What sorrow entered there
To bow his head beneath the thatch
Es-rsadins il With carr,
How weary sat be BY the Hrsl .ts5fs
Too sad and faint TO cook
s His lonely meal, and then retire
3s Without voice or book.
Ali miner, you and !, and al.
Can never. we would,
Shut up TIE heart, whate'er befaIl, pea
Against the true and good,
And when the world looks worse and wor
The further of We roam, $500
! We still have samething ttLt We kuss-
The love at mothsr's home."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

The cnble dispatches Of yester-
day, which. annoanced the deashof
the ex- Emperor Napoleon also CON
tained al item recalling Henri
Rochefort, once famous as editor of
Lao oLanterne, in which he publish
ed the most audacious and outra-
geous lampoops upon Napoleon
Ill. Since his imprisonment for
connection with the Commune,
Rochefort bas dropped out Of
sffairs as completely as though bu-
ried. Recently the world Was re-
minded OF his existence by his be-
ling brought from prison to wed .
Idying woman. His health was then
failing, aud he was sent to Versail-
les. Now it'is telegraphed that ho
| has sufficiently reco sered to go to
prison, WHITTIER he has been sent,
land probably this is the last that
Will be heard OF him till comes the
announcement OF his death to peo-
pie who for the most part, will
have forgotten eveu his name.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18
date taking eject Of this sct there
fore, this sctl - declared 70 - in
force from and albst its passagi


II ssW0yet4S3 M04~Ssp 8sst
= TheimeaeageT Of Gox.f; DalaR, il
an eminently practicalAnd business
Ike document and, with the Gov
ernors 3 usual thorough ghness, touches
ton every tdpic Of current interest
connectdll With Stste aGsirs After
q careful presentation Of the State
finances, and ! review Of the present
and prospective needs Of the treas
my, and to secure increased pro-
iSision for the insane, he recon-
nends tar s0f 6fteen cents dn the
800 for the years 1873 and 1874.
He advises the transfer OF the Sink
ing Fund to the general fund Of the
State and the issue to the School
Fund of o non-negotiable bond for
the amount. He makes specific re-
commendations as to enlarging the
duties Of the Attorney General, and
suggests that he be required to re-
si36 at the c&pital He strongly
l0eeommeads &he estahliahnent d .
Bureau of Statistics in connection
with the Secretary of States Office,
| q subject that should receive the i'm
mediate attention of the Legislature.
The education of feeble-minded and
idiotic children is duty demand
ing earnest consideration, and the
Governor advises that immediate
steps be taken towards establishing
an institution for that purpose. The
common school system is commend
ed to the fostering care of the Leg
islature, and the Agricultural Col
iege is favorably mentioned. Still
Impressed with the Importance OF
revision of the State Constitution,
he recommends that the question OF
a Constitutional Convention be sub
mitted to the people at the fall cleo
ton, and that the proposed amend
l.ment to the Constitution prohibit
ing the State from ever assuming
the Wabash and Erie Canal debt,
be sumbitted to q popular vote at
the same time. The Centennial
Celebration and Female Suffrage
receive passing mention, and the
i Governor gallantly avows his will
] ingness to vote in favor Of con-
I firing the right of suffrage on the
women of the State whenever they
4 unanimously ask for it. He calls at
Itention to the unfinished condition
of the Reformatory for Women and
Girls, and recommends it's immedi-
ate completion The geological in
,Iterests of the State need more lib
eral provision, and the dispute be-
4 tween Indiana and Ohio growing
Iout Of the Wabash and Erie Canal,
calls for final settlement. Some
practical improvements IN the forms
Of legislation are suggested, and the
crying evil of ihtemperance is earn
estly and feelingly denounced III
Recommends that the Governor b,
authorized to issue revocable par
dons, SO that if o pardoned crimina
}relapse into crime he can beremand
ed to prison agaiu, and concludes
with cheerful benediction. Ths
message is very brief, and as il
deals with topics that closely con
icern every citi1Go of the State and
IA q manner that every citizen vii
understand, it viii receive . carefn
perussl from all and may safely and
pro6tably betaken as guide to tn
Legislation Of the present Assembly
t-si Indianapolis Journal.
l.u;sThc cnble dispatches Of yester
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

The man who chopped ont the
the Cardiff eiaEt u : stone enter
iaS Troy. N. -
- sassy ylsol lib =. 1---s -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
An ExeItIag Couri.Room Seen q.

BALFIAoRR, May 9. On tho night OF Janulry
"a last Ars Mary AAn Llmpley, Rn aged lady,
was murdered in this city, aud the house robbed
OF several hundred dollars during tho absence of
her husband. SOme time afterwards Joshua
NichOlsOn, who married granddaughter OF Mrs
LAmplaY, and ThOmas Il. Mhalan, alias HOlIOhan,
wers aETested, charged with the murder, and in-
dictsd,
Tho case was removed to the Circuit Court Of
Ann0 Arundel county, and the trlAl commenced at
Annapolis, o. Wednesday last, and the evidence
for the Stats and the defence was concluded yes.
terdsy afternoon. Daring the trial Deputy Mar
shal Frey and Chief Detective OrOns Of this city,
testified relative 70 the confession OF the murder
made hy the prsOharA
morning says: When the cell OF HOllohan was
entered II was found that he had worked the irons
of both lega. subsequently he was brought lnto
court with NiehOlSon, aud the trial WRa proceed.
lug, the States Attorney making his closing argu-
msnt, when HOllOAan suddenly sprang from the
prisoners box, aud rushing at Deputy MaIsha
Frey struck him ViOenlly over the head with
Nicholson AlsO spFang out of the prisoner box ant
rushed toward Prey, whom an indiscrimiHate me
lee enAued. The scene Was fearful aud exciting
auch a. seldom has been witnessed in q court o
justice.
DstsolIvoa Bontier and Shaisr ruahsd to tn
rescue Of MAnhal Frey to pTOtset him from th
murdOT0Hs attack Of HollOhAn, and to secure tn
two criminals. HOllohan was struck on the hea
and badly cut, and blood AtFeamOd over his face
AarshL Frey, though taTribly stunned, va
able 70 asalst In sabduing the prisOnOra, both G
whom were coon overcome and hAndcUiied A
ter the excitement anbsidsd the trial Of the cas-
was proceeded with and giVOn to the jury at
o'clock, who soon returned with verdict OF "gUI
ty Of murder In the iiEal dagrss.H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10

THE DEATH OF JOHN STUART MILL.-The ca
bic informs Us that John Stuart MIL eonspteu-
O0a English statesman die1 e AVignons France,
yesterday. He was bern In 1906, received pri-
Vate education, and obtained . clerkShip in tho
East India Company, ia witch he rose rapidly. -
Retiring from the service OF the company, he CEN
tributsd largely 70 the Edmburg and Westminster
Reviews OBJ the subject OF political economy. He
was vOlumlno1s wIiter on thls and All klnared
aubieels including moro lately the subject Of Wo-
name rights. lie was elected 70 fAFlamont IRON
Wsst nlnsksr In 1855, aud acted With the a1VSneOd
hboFals. In lSGS he laat his seat. His ideas ol
reform todk indefinite shape lattefiy on the SUD
iect Of titlN 70 lands and extantlen Of s0hFeGe
which he hgltatsd In public, attacking the plan o.
inhnEitaneR ana the borough eleetionas ana aeyo'
eating general reform.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10

Some Of the Assistant Aldermen Of New
York whose names are required to permits for
exhibitions, signs, show cases, &C., are accused
of having exaeted one to five dollars for their
signatures, contrary to law. Tho matter is to
be investigated.
AT Salt Lake City, on Thursday, Msjor Hal.
ley brought suit against the Tribune newspaper
for libel. He asks $4,000 damages.
The New \ Ork hOrseshOers, nearly 1900 in
number, arc expected to parade in a body and
strike, next week, il the employers do mo-
grant their demands.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10
A sOrtIe by the AOdocs.

Captain Jdek still an he LGUa Beds GRd on the
Aggressive Horses and Males Captured
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-The following was re-
eeiVsd tonight:
LAVA BRDs, May 7-Via YEaka, Mayo,
Tho MOdocs made q sudden and unexpected
soEtia to-day on q train retaining II camp on
what is known as Island Whittier. The quarter
master and other stores had boon removed from
the former depot, at the southeast corner Of Tals
Lake They captured IL mulea and horses,
burning 3 wagons. Three of tho escort, Prvates
BnFgeWeu, Company b, 2lst Iniantry; Evans
Company j, 2lat 1RfantFy, and Barns, Troop a.
lst Calvary, were wounded Whllo repelh1S the
aorAia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10

CRY PARE.-Wo have always been an advocate
for city PARK, but II is questionable whether we
are not now ehAsGedtos much fur play ground
which tAOusands Of cur children will rarely ever
visit. 1.-THE property that the Park Committee
have proposed were offered at public sale buiIl-
ing lots. we doubt whether it would bring the
price asked for it. portion OF it might bring
more But as the price would amount 10 about
" foot after deducIlng the street, we very much
doubt il more could bo realized from it by our
most skillfuI operators.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-10

In the American Medical Association, at St
Louis, yesterday, DIR. D. A. Alexander, Of
buckingham county, Va, was added to the
list Of delegates abroad. DIR. HOrner, OF the
that alcohol should bo classed with other
powerful drugs, aud prescribed incidentally
with great caution ), that alcoholic beverages
ara productive of a large amount of mental
and physical disease, and that they entail
diseased appetitcs and cause q large proper
ton Of existing paupersm. Tho resolution
was referred, and tho association adjoU~ned
finally.