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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07

The two best composition roonngs now in use.
PLASTIC SLATE, AND ASBESTOS
ROBERT ATKINSON.
ONCE in Good Hanna's Hardware Store,
marlSSm 4as Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07

DoARDING-Fo Gentlemen, st
nOARDING.-Af few select boarderF WIN be taken
ID for the summer months ct Dell Delight farm,
d. MICHIGAN, LandeEberg,
mAyi.sts Chester Co, Pa
DOARDTNG-som very pleas mt front rooms to
ID rent. with board. o. the well known house for
n mSra MI " -A''' A'' ses MARKET STREET.
/ 5 appsl.ti ia KING STREET.
CSUMMKR BOARDING At TROUT BROOKS
Brook Farm; high and pleasant situation, within
few minutes drive Of Ksnnett Square station, y. O.
r Il. Address ALEXANDER BLACK,
aprqo.lm Chester County, Pa
DoARDING.- Rooms on second, third and fourth
ID floors, at N. W. Cor sth and west NTH
DoARDING.-Young men can obtain comforta-
Apr 1.im NO. Goa POPLAR STREET.
TloARDINg-FOr GENTLEMEN at .
DOARDING-At
ID apr9-em goo DkLAMAkE AVENUE:
Sur 8eut.
Richardson 4 Heopes' Building, now occupied
by the Board OF Public Education. Entrance on
SHIRLEY St. Immeditte possession given apply to
NoR RENT-A house containing eleven n
ii rooms, in desirable part OF the city III
Terms reasonable. Apply at ....,.,.,,.
mJ6.6t THIS OFFICE.
VOoR RENT-The spiritualist Hail. on Second
II Street, near Washington, may be rented any
evening during the week. except sunday: .Apoly TO
Dr. s. Marshall, 1871 W. Seventh Street; X L. Smith,
so W Fourth street, or j. A.. NJ y. Fs "A SER,
UNoR HENT.-Lodge or Society Room. Apply to
IL apr29-l2t GEO. Q. MARKS. 500 Market 81.
UNOR RRNT.-very desirable dwelling No. All
II MARKET St., 10 rooms, bath, hot and cold
water. Appy on the premises. aprI9-et.
INoR RENT,-Third story connecting Rooms,
II over our Carpet store, $50 and 222 Market II.
apr2Stt q. WoRHkLL.
VNoR RRNT-stOres for rent, one on King and
Il one on Fifth street, in the new hotel building,
CLAYTON House. Apply to u,o
marli-u k. II. TAYLOR.
UNoR RgNT-New House, No. 1871 Harr- -
son street. II rooms; all modern improve -
ments; bay windows. three stories Possession Of
febss-tf 0 No l4i1 HARRISON ST.
ENOR RENT-Two large connect ng rooms in the
IL third-story OF the saVille nuding. for society
meetings or for light manufacturing. Apply 70
febi.h bla n arket street.
EINOR kENr-A fine seeond-story room 10 our
j, building (2l9 King streetD size 2oxsO feet
Suitable for society room; wei yeRIlIasea p APpV
UNOR RENT.-Dwelling House No. 1905 Delaware
II Avenue, II rooms, with all the modern In
provements; possession given 90 the 2otn Of March
next. Apply to CLEMENT b. SMYTH,
dec2,tf sl6 West Street.
VNOR RENT-Iarge fourth-story room with anti
G rooms; suitable for societies: Apply TO
RICHARDSON q Ho0PBS,
nov2b-tf 300 Market street.
WNOR RENT-The large yard and wharf property
| ii, foot OF orange street. Apply To
j. A. HARRIS,
| jan24eodtf N. Z. cor Front and TatAall
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07
TO TIE LADIES,

u-T0 TIE LADIES,
F. L. FRAMES,
HOOP skirts, CoRsETs, LADIES' AND Chill.
DREN's UNDERGRADUATES,
AANUFA GLORY,
bll:MARKRT STREET, wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07

The Hope Loan Association meets this even
ing.
A pleasant trip to Philadelphia and return on
the steamer Ariel.
Strawberries in three weeks We'd prefer to
be three weeks in Strawberries.
The Shields Library Association celebrated its
10th anniversary on Monday evening.
Joseph Sharpe, of this city,was relieved Of his
pocket book and $50 in Philadelphia, on Monday.
Simmons Slocum's minstrels will give an en-
tertainment at the Opera House, on the 18th
inst.
The late storm we are told, was the dog
wood" Let us hope that the dog 'front.' any
more.
VIM. Candy has been appointed Vice President
for Delaware Of the National Agricultural Con-
gress,
The free Reading Room. at the s. f. corner of
9th and Market streets, is quite place OF resort
for those interested in the news OF the day.
The fisherman say they had poor nights
luck" last night. Shad were scarce, and some
vessels ran through their nets, tearing them
badly
Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack with compa,.
ny OF Pawnee Indians will visit this city and
perform the Scouts OF the Prairie" on Tues
day, May Goth.
The Gem cigar store No. 2, West Fifth
street. Tin the COMMERCIAL Building) IL the place
to find a fine favored cigar, or good brand OF
| tobacco George understands his business, and
keeps no other kind.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07

GENUINE SCWHIETzRR CHEEsE,b the pound
" Ready Mixed French Mustard by the quart
BOWMAN,
my0.tfof Second and King streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07

RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Notice was
made in the COMMERCIAL a few days since, OF the
absconding of Benjamin Hauser from this city,
taking with him a horse and carriage from the
livery stable OF John Kirkman, at 1913 East 3rd
street. MIR, Kirkman, yesterday, recovered the
wagon and harness at West Chester, and the
horse at West Philadelphia. From this city,
Hauser was traced to Duponts, where lie repre-
scented himself as an agent for liquor dealer,
saying it paid better than blacksmithing. From
that place. he went to Pennsyille where he rep
resented himself as an officer, in search OF a ne
gro, who had committed a rape on a woman at
Delaware City thence he went to Hammorton,
telling the same story at Pennsville, only that
the rape had been committed at Dover. At this
place he spoke of the excellent qualities OF his
horse, telling that he had driven all the way
from Dover that day. His idea in talking
horse" evidently, was with view to sell, which
he failed to do. The next place he brought up
was at West Chester where he sold the carriage
and harness for SIG, and then shipped the horse
by rail to West Philadelphia. He followed, and
at the latter place offered the horse for sale.
Being too closely questioned about how he came
into possession Of the animal, he concluded, pro-
badly, that "a still tongue made a wise head, -
and Immediately departed for parts unknown.
MIR. x. hearing of the horse had him sent home
yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07
SATURDAY, MAY 10Th, 1878

At ~, +. M. without postponement, Withdrawal
Or undtrdiddinR, commencing promptly on
time, on Delaware Avenue, with lot
No. l.
The Norris Property to be sold Is located on
Eighth atreet,a prOmi 1ent and leading Avenue from
the heart OF the city passing the reservoir and
the Norris wills, is Immediately opposite the new city
reservoir IN one eioe and the Norris grounds on an
other side s close 70 and in good view OF the beau
THU home and grounds OF j Il. Cause, Ksq and 10
on good, high aHd dry ground with Commanding
Views aud good surroundings. The lots ON the 10
erng Property are on ID laware Avenue within onS
square from the Horse Railway Depot, are sure TO
DO very valuable IN the early failure, and are the
only lois in the vicinity belonging TO the subscriber
remaining unsOld.
ThRMS Or SALR.-Twenty rer cent cash. ard
the balance In notes with approved endOneFs equal
~ divided al and months, bearing Interest from
the day o: sale Settlements In all cases to he made
previous to the following Saturday, May l1th lsT2.
1t IL NJ Otherwise Purchase may he declared
votd, NJ the Optlun of the stler) and parties who
pay the whole in caAh, on or before that time will
he EMIT ed TO a clear discou l OF three per cent
Immediate posse ssion on settlement
j. T. HEALD,
Exchange Building,
aprSOmYS-6-I-S9 Wilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07

OTIOE.
We would call especial attention 10 our now styls
of pictures OF "GEIiMAN FINISH, which we Go
not think surpassed in this any other country
many thousands of which are in this city, and for
ther quality we give general reference
n, a W GARRETT,
m MaYkst atTss's
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07

THE ST. CLoUD HOTEL, PHnADA-Those Of
our readers who visit Philadelphia-and proba-
bly, there are few Of them who do not frequent
ly have occasion to do so-will be glad, we are
sure to have pointed out to them a pleasant
hotel, where the accommodations are excellent
in every particular, while the charge il moder-
ate. Such house is the st. Cloud on Arch
street above Seventh, the proprietors Of which,
Messrs. Mullin Il Brother, are experienced and
successful hotel managers. who previous to til cir
assuming charge Of the st. Cloud, were we'll
known as the proprietors OF the famoue summer
resort at Cresson. They have succeeded in re-
spending exactly to a popular demand, by their
Philadelphia house, and have admirably organ
lied all its departments.
The location of the st. Cloud is very conve-
nient to the business quarter Of the city, and al
most equally 30 to the places of amusement.
The table is handsomely provided, and the at
tendance prompt and courteous. The furniture
and equipment of the house, throughout is ele-
giant, though not running to that extravaganza
OF display and expense, which obiges hotel pro-
prietors to charge four dollars, or four and a
half day. The st. Clouds charge is So and it
may be said with entire truth, that, in city
whose markets are 30 well and cheaply supplied
as those of Philadelphia, most Of the amount re-
quired over that sum, by the big barn" hotels,
is simply the expense Of gilt cornices, gorgeous
carpets and other extravagances, for which the
guest is not made one particle more comfortable.
No such tax is collected Of those who stop at the
1t. Cloud,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07

HUIIu EsTIV OF EHUUHNHUIW N9UOUFl
And Kitchen Furniture. VIII be sold at Q 9 MADI-
SON STREET, on MONDAY MAY IL, 1873, at
O'Clock.
Bedsteads, Chairs, Bureaus, Stands, Glasses Car
pets. Fine nve Ociave MelOdeOn all In good order.
Stoves, ishes, THUS, and many other articles not
here enumerated,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07

NJ OTICE-Nembtrs OF Good Intent Division, No.
IN g. $. OF H., You ar hereby notified TO meet at
Market street. above skin, on Tuesday next, 9Th
inst. my3G. j. ID. PATTERSON, X s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07

NIoTlcE-CENTRAL LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ ANNUAL MkETi NC. - The second annual
meeting of this Association will be held In their
room on Friday evening next, the 9th inst, at IN
O'clock lat which time the Audit rs will submit their
Report and an election for cheers and Directors
held. ID. +. HAWKINS, Secty.
.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07
PUBLiC SALE
OF
20 ALL GOOD LOTS,

ON THE LOWERING AND NORRIS PROPERTIES
win be sold on the premises, Wilmington, Della
ware, on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

;,se9 - Fischer W.. Bergni-On no-
ton OF Glassell, and fling of stipuia-
ton. submitted on briefs on file.
3,S45-MetZler vs. Childs-Samc.
3,9i6-Harris W.. i;urns--Submitte,l
on briefs on file.
3,s33--Daley vs.. Cox--SaiI,a
3,935-Meek vs.. Mcclure - Con-
tinued; no appearance.
Pico Va. Coleman--On motion of
Highton, placed ut the foot of the
calendar.
3.9ss-Fullcr vs. Baker submitted
on briefs on file.
3,955-Wilbur VS.. Waahburn-On
motion of Howard, and stipulation on
file, cause submitted on briefs on file.
4,072-Hendley vs. Johnston - On
motion OF Dunlap, and filing Clerks
certificate, arpeaI dismissed.
Application of Stephen IL. Phillip
On motion of Cobb and production oi
license from the Supreme Court of the
United States, evidence of good moral
character appearing, ordered that :.
II. Phillips he admitted TO practice as
an attorney and counselor at law in
all the Courts of this State.
3,930-ROmerO vs. CorOnel-ArGued
by Smith for appellant; Howard for
respondent.
3,93l--Keller VS.. Ocana--Argued by
Smith for appellant mo appearance of
respondentj, and submitted.
3,932-MOorc w. Los Angeles IN
firmary by Smith for appel
liant; Brunson for respondent and sub
mitted.
3,s65-Haraszthy VS.. Horton--Ar-
gued by Highton for appellant; Dun
lap for respondent and submitted.
3,sS2-Brunson vs. Carothers--Sub-
mitted on briefs on file
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-John Me-
Morris, Executive Clerk Of the United
States Senate, formerly editor OF the
Charleston Repeat and of the Cnroni-
cie of this city, died at his residence
last night.
Henry Young, alias Charles Will
liams, a young colored man, convicted
Of the murder of Frank Hahn, was
hanged to-day in the Jail yard.
There is great activity in the Navy
Department to-day. The Secretary
has returned and had conference with
several heads of bureaus. Large
numbers of officers are being ordered
to duty. There il great unwillingness
to give information, at the present
stage of negotiations, although it has
been repeatedly denied that General
Sickles has left Madrid for Paris and
that the Virginius has been scuttled.
Reports are persistently circulated to-
day, and believed by many with re-
luctance, that official conversation on
the subject is regarded as calculated to
lessen the hope lately entertained of a
peaceful solution of the difficulty, but
at present nothing official has been
made known to warrant definite
statement concerning it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
FOR ElCN NEWS.

PARIS, Nov. 26.-The following dis
patch just arrived in cipher from the
New York HeralGs correspondent in
Madrid: The situation is q grave one
On the 10th inst. General Sickles, by
order of President Grant, delivered q
formal ultimatum to President Caste
lar demanding prompt and vigorous
reparation for insult to the United
States flag, restoration OF the Virgin
ius and release Of surviving prisoners;
indemnity to families Of the murder
ed, and punishment of the murderers;
also guarantee against further out
RACES In Cuba. The demand WAS
couched in kind and sympathetic
tone, put no alternative given, and
General Sickles was also instructed to
say that II CASTELAR, did not comply
with the demand in week he should
ask for his passport, and leave Madrid
with tho Legation. The time expires
to-day, and no answer has yet been re-
ceived. Everything at the Legation
Is packed up ready for Immediate do
parture. Eickles has no hope that the
ultimatum will be complied with, and
he telegraphed to Paris yesterday 10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
MARTIN Ez.
To be Hanged. IL Found GUILTY Of Man.
slaughter.

MARfINf fI, NOV. -.
In the Fifteenth District Court, TO-
day, the following proceedings were
had: Marshall Martin was sentenced
to be hanged on Friday, January 23,
1876. The prisoner had been tried at
the April term, for the murder OF
Valentine Echler, committed in No
vember 1872, on Marsh Creek, and in
dicted jointly with Elizabeth Echlcr,
wife Of the victim, and who ie now in
the Insane Asylum. He was sem
fenced to be hanged on the eth of
June, 1873, but his case was taken TO
the Supreme Court, and after argu-
ment, the judgment Of the lower
court was sustained and sentence Or
dered to be pronounced.
The case Of Henry Ploegcr, charged
with the murder Of George Muth, at
San Pablo on the 10th of August last,
was submitted to the .jury after a very
able charge by Judge DWinelle, who,
after being out fifty minutes, returned
verdict Of manslaughtcr. Tie
prisoner was ably defended by Eli K.
Chase. Sentenced will be pronounced
Tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
Late Te|egranns'
NEW YORK..

NEW YORK, Nov. oS.-M. Qucsada
and Carlos del Castelato publish u
card, stating that they are the only
representatives of tho Republican
Government of Cuba abroad; that II
collection of funds for suffering Cubans
Is without their authority and against
the commands of their Government,
and condemning all attempts to enlist
men as being i'm direct violation of the
laws of the land.
James III. lpgersoll, convicted on
Wednesday Of forgery upon the county
during the ring rule. was sentenced to-
day to s years in the State prison at
hard labor.
Jno. ID. Harrington, Jr., convicted of
the same ofiense, was sentenced TO ID
months mprisonment. -
Sheriff Brennan has received let
ter from Attorney General Barlow,
earnestly demonstrating against the
indulgence shown Tw eed in keeping
him at the Tombs, when, according to
the requirements Of law, he should be
sent to the penitentiary. Tweed ate a
Thanksgiving dinner in the Tombs
with his family.
General Butler is the last person
whom rumor has added TO Tweed 5
counsel.
1t is said Judge Fancher has granted
an er portc order to show cause
whether there should not be stay of
proceedings in the eases of Ingersoll
and harrington, convicted Of forgery.
In the case Of VIM. J. Sha rkey, con-
liam ,6 fr.. , nd 10. .elx
from the TOmbs and who had been
granted n new trial was called to-day
in the Supreme Court and an order en-
tered OF nOn-appearance.
1t is rumored that Porter will COM
mand the West India squadron. Orders
have been issued to recruit the marine
corps to the full standard fixed ny law.
The smallpox is very severe st
Toronto.
In that city, Alexander Mackenzie,
Premier, has been elected to repre-
sent the county Of Combton.
The Wall street market is excited by
reduction of Bank of England rates
to six per cent, on account of a gain of
sl,O6O,0 900 bullion by the bank, the adj
vance infive-twenties in London and
decline in money 4a@5 per cent. in
open market, and by the more peace
full reports of the Spanish question.
All this canses buoyant feeling on
exchange. Prices have advanced in
leading shares One-half to three-quar-
ter per cent, with large dealings in
the afternoon. The change was
brought about by realizations in the
Stock Exchange and vague rumors
ahonf SiclxlpS leaving Madrid
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
N EvADA.
Accident. Miraculous Escape.
GOLD Hill, Nov. -.

GOLD HILL, Nov. -.
About O'Clock last night William
Grant, while waiting for the passenger
train. to go to Virginia City, acci-
dentally stepped off the platform, fall
ing distance OF five feet, breaking his
hip.
About O'clocl. this morning three
men, including the foreman of the
Silver Hill mine, in Lower Gold Hill,
met with a most miraculous escape
from death. They had barely stepped
on the cage, at the top of the shaft,
when they Were precipitatcd with
great rapidity TO the water in the
sumpat bottom, distance of $50 feet.
Notwithstanding the iminent danger
in which the party were involved, Mr.
Ford, foreman, had sufficient presence
of mind to throw up one side Of the
cage, thereby preventing them from
being buried under 1000 feet of wire
cable Weighing at least ton. His
prompt action In the matter saved the
lives of the entire party. The men,
who were in the central compartment
Of the shaft, escaped drowning by
crawling through into the pump COM
partment, from whence they were
hoistcd TO the surface.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29

have all his official correspondence
that 1Mght be there, kept for a few.
days. General ~ickles in conycrsa-
ton said he did not spe how warcould
be avefted, rs Castelar, can give no as
surances that his orders will be obeyed.
In Cuba public feeling is also OPP
posed to concessions. Unless Castelar,
responds this evening General Sickles
will leave immediately. All the
American ships in the Mediterranean
have been ordered to Key West. In
the event of General Sickles leaving,
the British Minister will probably pro-
tect the archives and American resi-
dents. President Castelar, il PERSONAL
~ anxious to accept the British Min
ister's good offices to effect = compro-
mise, but there is no hope tonight.
MADRID, Nov. 97.--Cartagena was
bombarded eight hours yesterday by
land batteries. The town and the men
of-war replied with vigor. The outly-
ing fort, Don Juan, was silenced by the
fire of the besiegers. 1t is reported
that its commandant and several other
officers were killed. The insurgent
fleet in the harbor got up steam to-
day, for what purpose has not yet been
developed. The rebel leaders, through
Admirals of foreign squadrons, have
requested truce of two hours, and 1t
is believed propositions for the surren-
der of the city will soon be made.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-The official an
nouncemett of the new Cabinet Is
made to-day. The following is Off
fetal: Minister Of Interior, Duke de
Broglie; Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Duke de Cazes; Minister Of Finance,
Magne; Minister of Justice, de Pierre;
Minister of War, General Dubaneril;
Minister of Marine, Admiral de Har-
noy; Minister of Public Instruction
and Worship, Founton; Minister OF
Public Works, dc Larcy: Minister Of
Commerce@ Agriculture, dc Sell
lingy. sis
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 27.e-The steam-
Knnig Wilhelm, from New York,
which arrived at southampton on the
24th inst, en- route for Bremen, has
gone ashore near Nieuve Diepp, on the
coast of Holland The passengers are
safe. Two tugs are trying to haul her
off. 1t is expected she will have to be
unloaded before she can get afloat.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Bullion in the
Bank of England has Increased 9l,-
O65 200. The banks rate Of discount
is reduced to six per cent The Roths-
childs announce q Russian five per
cent. loan of 75,0O0,000 (francs:l.
HAVANA. Nov. %. - People here
are unanimous against any reparatiOn
and against giving up the Virginius
no matter what the Government Of
Spain may do.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
CALIsTOGA, Nov.

CALISTOGA, Nov. 2S.
This morning was cool and cloudy
and It commenced TO rain at noon.
Thermometer 5l'. Still raining; farm
ers rejoicing over it. They were anti
cipating dry season.
MENDocINo CITY, Nov. 2s.
Rain commenced falling about
o'clock this morning and continued all
day; still raining hard; prospects pros
poets good for a freshet.
Schooner Light Wing is at anchor
here.
PoIST ARENAS, Nov. %.
Several hours rain fell during the
night, and ii has continued during the
day with heavy sky. Wind south
east with a moderate breeze.
PORTLAND, Nov. 2o.
DR.. GLARS has been sentenced To five
years In tho penitcntiary, for man.
slaughter, In causlng the desth of
Mary K. Hardman by abortion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
- - '-- - - ------ ----- - -
KE TUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2S.-A fearful
tragedy occurred at Harrodburg. yes
terday, trial suit in which P. B.
Thompson Sr., was principal on one
side, and Theodore Davis Sr.. on the
other, was in progress, and each prin-
cipal was attended during the whole
trial by his sons, fully armed. At the
conclusion Of the testimony, and
while the lawyers were preparing in
structions preparatory to commencing
arguments, son of Thompson and q
son OF Davis moved towards the door,
followed by all the others, and in a mo-
ment firing commenced, by which
party it is not known. Many shots
were fired. Davis Sr., and his son
Larry were instantly killed. Theo-
dOre Davis Jr., was mortally wounded,
and has since died. T. b, Thompson
Sr., and his two sons, P. b. .lr., and !.
r.. We're slightly wounded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

BOSTON, NOV. 2S.
The Fall River Manufacturers Board
OF Trade have decided from and after
December lst 10 run the mills eight
hours q day on five days, and seven
hours on Saturdays; but should times
continue to improve as they have
done during the past two or three
weeks, IL is believed all the mills will
be- running on full time by January.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.
Ex-Governor and Ex-senator Rich
ard Yates Of Illinois died suddenly last
night at Barnum's Hotel, st. Louis.
Governor Yates was 55 years of age.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. %.
Holders OF first mortgage bonds of
the st. Joseph and Denver Railroad
have instituted suit for the purpose of
closing the mortgage on the road, and
selling the road and It's land. The
amount Of February TO August interest
Of 1878, due and unpaid, is $6OO,000;
the amount of bonds Is ST,000,00O.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29

HORACE A. HIGLEy died in san
Francisco, on the oath inst. Deceased
was a native Of Florida, and held the
position Of Surveyor General of Cali
fornia, during the terms of Governors
Weller and Downey. When the rebel
lion broke out. General Higley joined
the south, and for several years served
on the staff Of General Morgan. He
was captured during Morgan's celebra-
ted raid in Ohio, and spent about a
year III the Ohio penltentiary. Gen
eFal Higley was genial gentleman,
and had hosts Of friends wherever
known.