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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
The S.uat,sm ~ washIaGton.

WASHINGTON Nov. 24.-As an evidence OF the
peace feeling which nov prevails it is stated that
the order for sending battalion OF marines TO hey
West has been oounteTmanded. The war feeling
i'm Washington seems TO be on the decline, although
naval preparations are active as ever, and large
numbers OF officers are being detailed for dutydally
Threa irou-elads will be dy for sea in ten days
and four or five more wal be ready in six weeks.
THE SPANISH IRON CLADS.
Mneh has been said about the formidable Span
ish irOn-eladI entering our ports In case OF war
but Old and experienced naval officers here express
the opinion that not one OF the Span sh ron-chdl
or any iron ship OF the foreign powers, coulu en-
ter New York harbOr, except ia case OF an extra
ordinary tide, and then great care would have tG
he exeeFclsed Even If they should get 10, they
would be like q stranded whale aud fall an easy
prey. The great draft OF these ve>sels, aud none
Of them drawing less than 20 feet renders then
of no use, except In very deep water. About IN
OalV portion OF our coast which they could ente
without trouble would b. Newport, X |. II ha
been argued that in case OF war with spain Ia
poley Of the Spaplards would be TO attack ou
boTts along the coast, but TINS IS not Dencveu
our naval officers. They express the opinion ina
the SDanisa navy would concentrate about C0o
with a view TO prevent an attack by America
forces on that island.
Should they attempt 10 come on our Goa
they WoIld be used up very soon. They Woul
make every attempt TO break our commeIcs .
the high seas, hut our wooden vessels would !
not entirely useless, as many suppose WoniG
tue case. Armed, a. many ofthen are, with
and I5-inch guus, they would be efficient to
Rreat extent in protecting our commerce again
Spanish vessels Of similar construction, Whl
would be used upon our commerce. II mus.
borne in mind, too, several oft best Ion-cie
which Spain had are now in the hands oi !
InslransiRenles at Cartagena, and before IN
could be used against Us some Arrangeme
WOnld haye TO be made by the Spanish Cover
ment to reconcile this dlsOrdeTly element
home. and regain possession Of the vesss
which is not At all probable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

Several hundred men went to the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, yesterdAy,IO 20 obtain work which had, /,
been promised them by politicians, but all we're
sent away disappointed, as no new men were en-
gagged. There are four hundred men waiting,
assignment on the Vermont as her crew. Five
hundred men will required to men the Colorado.
Henry Genet. sssemblyman elect from the
2ls, New York assembly district was arrested
yesterday, on a bench warrant, on tWo separate
charges Of grand larceny. in connection with
The Harlem oonrt house frauds. lie vaa held IN
S.. 600 bail on each charge W the district alior'
ney. ta 4saa sf
The new daily newspaPsr al Petersburg Va
The News," has appeared. Its editors ars
Msior Robert II. Glas. formerly OF the Lynch
burg Republican, Captain William Gordon Nc
Ca6s and John NJ, Pleasanss formerly Of th'
! Petersburg Index.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
DAILY GAZETaE.


The New York Herald advances the opinion,
based on the accounts OF the Santiago newspaper
report that one hundred aud ton of the crew of the
Yirginius were shct Is sentenced to the chain
gang, and asks what has become OF the other 8
who were on the vessel; as the papers referred 10
said only is would escape the extreme penalty, 1t
behaves some Of the IS remaining have sso been
put to death, and adds:
Do we want any further evidence OF the utter dis
regard of aud contempt for the United States gov.
erument on the part Of the brutal Spanish nu
thorities in Cnbag And could not some OF these
unfortunate creatures have been saved from death
IL our own government or ts agents had actcC
with vigor and promptly and had not trusted tC
the lying Spanilrds The more the facts of thi
horrible crime against humanity and ths law o
nations are revealed ths more startling aud heart
rsndlng they appear.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
The U. 5. THtgrnaI C6TeClr HesE he RIM.
From the BFeakVatsr LiGht,ly o. g.
SEAFoRD, DEL, Nov. 1oth, 1873.

DEAR LIaHT.--The PeHinSHlar Neios and Ad-
UertiSer OF last week contained an extraordinary
foroed leader from the pen Of its foreign editor,
DIR. John y. Prcttyman, collector Of internal Rev.
enue, who resides In Wilmington, and amsng
other things this appears A ring, it Is alleged,
has already been made out for the people the State
tcEet 10 be voted for next year in Delaware, and
the whole party org, nizat.ou is threatened wi tn
prostitution at the hands Of unscrupulous po'iti
clans. This must be remedied by the people, or
RepubIiCanism will be preInaturely destroyed,
and its mission failure for this State" Now, the
emily ring that have heard anything about
and have been about fright smart"-is the one
| organized by himself, and the slate as arranged
by the Wilmington editor OF the Milford papsF, II
successful will carry the willy doctor into cuah-
toned seat in the L. s. Senate. and put Viii
miRgton gentleman in the chair at Dover and 1t
strikes me concusivey that the aim Of the article
in question was to persuade our people that he
and his are the only Josephs in the party. an
free to confess will 90 heart and hand for ths
doctors ring" ticket, Il he manages TO get II be
/ fore the people, but for the prescnkAs Republt
can from principle, and one not expecting ofiee
Dor in any way connected with "fings," do Sc
Iiousy protest, that his individual emahations arr
entertained by one Republican in hundred Il
I Delaware. Would it not be more IN keeping will
his preaching were he to east aside his own pOlit
4 zeal aspirations for the time and strive to hea
+ whatever wounds there may be in our ranks, in
stead OF etudying how to bring the party into dis
I grace by purposeiy publishing broadcast tha
d others who have borne and do bear unimpeacha
II BILE characters are not what they pretend, and i
the same paper intimates that he above all other
Ii is the coming man, and that he only, can cut an
t, dry tho fruit for the next campaign like JohI
: always liked him he is smart, shreWd, and uI
L certain. There ia an old saying still in use, an
1t for his sole benefit, will quote it "Those wi
a live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones" Eh
ID NANTIcoKE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

NOTICE-TO WATER RENTERS.-A per
IN sons whe have sold property during the pres
ent year must give notice in writing 70 the Regis
trar, at the Office of the Water Department before
the 18th day of November 1873. and insert in the
nOtics the name Of the purchaser, and number Of
the property parchased otherwise they will be held
liable for the water rent the next year. Also. all
persons who may wish to discontinue the use Of
water or any portion Of it. must give notice as
above and pay 50 for drawing terrule. No altera-
tiou will be made in any bill after the above date
new assessment Of the BrandyWine water having
been made aud bills eompsted, all persons in
terGsted arc invited to call and examine the same.
| FRANK A. TAYLOR,
OGtl6 to noV30 Registrar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
poas Tweed In Prison.

The New York journals yesterday give soms
additional particulars in regard to the sentence OF
William NJ Tweed late "boss of the corruption
ring" of New York. When he received his SEN
tence to twelve years Imprisonment he was ac-
companied in court by his son, Gen. Richard
Tweed and the Tribune says he was haggard and
pale il he had not slept for nights. ami nervous
frcm mental anxiety. The scene in court OF his
sentence was plinfdlly impressive. The Tribune
says;
COMMITMENT To THE PENTTENTIARY.
When the failure OF the application for stay
OF proceedings was communicated to Tweed at
the sherifs Office, he turned away, bitterly disap-
pointed. Shortly after. he asked II the commit
nent papers were ready, and said:
"I am to be sent to the county Jail; that is Lud
low street, is it nOtg"
"No," answered one OF his counsel "the county
Jail for criminal offences is the penitentiary oI
BlackwelIs Island"
This announcement completed the work Of hu
initiation. Tweed turned away, completely bro
ken, aud gave no further sign of hope, but sat tn
rect of the evening the picture of sullen despair
SUNDAY IN THE TONES.
The TOmbs was reached about / O'Clock ol
Sunday morning, and Tweed passed in with
greeting to a single acquaintance, and was ni
signed the condemned cell lately occupied by Fl
ward s. okes. The Tribune says:
"he evidently passed Tcstivc night after h
friends had left him, for Sunday morning whe
they visited him he was looking pale and ha
gard Mr. Dewey, the prisoners private seer
lary, called, hut Warden johnson refused 70 adUn
him to see Tweed. The interview between Il
brothers, by the nature OF circumstances necess
rily restrained, was of an affecting character, N
Richard Tweed seemingly overcome by tue stu
tion, and almost moved to tears. Iweed's cOunl
are said to have held consultation at the lIo
man House to take steps TO obtain a stay of pI
ceedingB. As Tweed has not yet completed
business arrangements, it is understood that
sheriff will not cause his removal to the penit'
tIary immediately. In the meantime fwee
friends hope that the exertions OF counsel will
successful"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
Tho LatesE frOIa RIadFla.

TuR AUTHORITY OF THE RFPUBILc TO BE oE-
SERVED IN CUBA.
MADRID Nov. 24.-President CASTELAR, has
received despatch from Captain General Jou-
yeIlar assuring the home government that the
authority Of the Republic will be obeyed IN
Cuba.
BkITIsH GUNBOATS AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA
BURRIRL LEAVES SANTIAGO.
HAVANA, Nov. 24.-The British gunnoaI
woodIsrk arrived At Santiago de Cnba ON the
issh Snd ON the following day the ship-of-war
Dsnse. with commodore De HOFsey, senior
oeicer At Jamaica, on board, arrived frOn Port
ROYAL Gen. Bulrisl embarked on the steamer
Trfnidad for Havana before Commodore De
HoraaV came ashore.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

ENSTRAY,-Came To the premises Of the sub
~ seeiber, on the Gordon Farm. about the 18th
inst. red HeIfer, about years old The (xTafSS
owner is requested to come forward, prOVeI1-f
PROPERTY. pay charges and take her away, T&nNta
or she will be sold according to law.
ROBERT MeKE0WN
nQV2-3ts BrandyWiue Hundred
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

A FAMINE IN IowA.-We should as soon eA-
peet 70 hear Of famine In 81 pomlnsI, . shu 5o'
Il aDneara that In Northwestern Iowa. which boF-
ders upon the arid 0Esat PlainB, and particularly
II the counties Of Lyon and Osceola, the saheflnt
among the people has been very severe iot laea q
the actual necessities Of life caused BY the ettI
failure Of grain there last summer. ~ = .sal sssn
saId that several women have died IN the destisufs
district from actual starvation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
WHAT WOULD HAVE ENsUED.

II 1t had been done, could Spain have justly
complained? On the contrary, would he not
have been accorded praise for protecting an
American ship, and maintaining the honor Of
the American flag? The illegality of the cap
ture of the Nlrginius by the Tornado, aud the
responsibility of Spain, for the cOnsequen-
ces seem to be too plain for serious eOntro-
Versy.
TklFd-The atrocities committed on the
crew and passengers OF the Inflated steamer
independent OF the sacred laws Of humanity
were without justification or excuse under this
public laws of the world. Not having beer
legally captured, they were not prisoners Of
war, and were as much exempt from the jur
isdictiOn of Spain, as when they stood upOI
American soil, and Spain Is, consequently, a
responsible to the United States for their exc
eutIOn as she would have been il she had got
ten possession Of the men by Invasion of Ou
territory. What shall be tho measure OF the re
dress Of these wrongs may be safely left to th
judgement Of the President.
The difficulty should
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

Monday, NOD. Z4-J r NJ.
Beef Cattle were in better demand this week and
prices were a fraction higher. 22Ol head arrived
and sold at Gl4a1c. for extra Pennsylvania and
Western steers. re. for few choice 514a6e. for
fair to good. dO and 4a5c per pound gross, for eom
mon, as to quality.
Sheep attracted very little attention. Sales Oi
fair and choice at 419ajl &C. Receipts. 9t0O head.
Hogs pOved freely at 81 j0a6 Is for cornfed, an
advance. Receipts 1000 head.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

TEE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
The latest form given by Washington gossip
to TIE composition Of the Supreme Court Is
one that Judge Miller Is to be made Chleh Ses- ,
mada Associate Justice Ia place OF Miller
while the Attorney GeneFalshlP thus vacated
by Williams will be given to Edward Pierre
nank
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
NOr LRAn TO A Van

with Spain. 1t is almost impossible to mag
Inc that the great and good men who are al
the head Of that government will hesitate to
render every Indemnity for past wrongs, and
security for the future mAintenanee Of oHl
rights and Yindlcation Of our honor. PreSl
dent CASTELAR, is well known rs an enlightened
statesman, and one who Is firmly attached
to the republican form OF government whlel
he Is now using his great talents firmly to es
tablish and preserve.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
NOTICES.
Di.triet Court Ofthe United statss)
for the SInTa1EFupkcy
District Of Delaware.

In the matter Of John Mel sar 4 Son, Bankrupt.
Distfiet Of DelaWare. s.
A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by raid
Court against the estate OF John Mei,esr x Son. OF
the Connty Of New Castle, and State Of Delaware,
IN said District. duly Aaiudged Bankrupts upon pc
titioh Of their creditors and the payinent of snv
debt and the delivery Of any property By tham are
forbidden by law, A meeting Of the Creiitors OF
said BaAkFupts, TO prove their debts and chose one
more Assignees OF this estate will be Held At 4
Court oi bankruptcy, to be holden at Wilmington,
IN said District, on tue 9Th day Of December, A. d.
1875 at 2 o'clock, +, NJ, at the nfice OF Levi n
Bird. Esquire. the Register in Bankruptcy Of said
Oi ttet
w JOHN NJ. DUNN,
L. 5. Marshal.
noY25-2t As MESSENGER for said District.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
MARRIEn.

FMAN-CURLETT.-In Philadelphia on the
2ith inst. by the Rev J. N. Mason. BENJAMIN I.
lofman. formerly of Maryland, to Miss Matilda
A. Curlett, daughter Of David p. Curlett, Esq ot
Wilmington, De-
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

GREAT WESTERN .vsu,p ,,vv
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
River as follows:- "
LArLAND, Jones Saturday, October 70
cabin passage. SO; intermediate el5i stecragc. 80
suafsncy souts .iyss excursion tickets apply e sssnS
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
j for Wrought and Cast Iron Work for the United
states Court House and Post Office, New York city
UNITED STATES CouRr HOUSE

UNITED STATES CouRr HOUSE
AND Posr OFFICE, NEW York CRY, :
superintendent until IL NJ OF the 10th day of November
1873 for furnishing, delivering fitting and putting in
place the wrought and cast iron work Of the
of the external openings Of the first story,
the window frames, architravcs and finishings Of
the external openings of the second third and fourth
stories and the door frames archiraves and nishings
stories all exhibited the drawings described in the
specifications and called for In the schedule
Copies Of the drawings specifications and schedule may
be had on appcat ton at this office
work In place Will be furnished by the government free
Of charge. but will be erected by the contractors
Proposals will be made by the piece for the various
articles Of wrought and cast iron work. provided for
The work will not be subdivded among different hid
ders, but will be considered In the aggregate. -
The whole Of the work TO the nrst story must be deiiv
acceptance Of proposal and the remainder OF The orE
as rapidly as required by the superintendent and The
progress Of the work on the building ~ -
Payments, VIII be made monthly, deductng ten per
All bids must be accompanied by a penal bond IN the
sum OF tWentynve Thousand dollars S25OOD that tho
bidder Will accept and perform the contract II awarded
m tne suiciency Of the security TO be certified by the
the District Attorney OF the district wherein nc resides
Ine department. reserves the right TO reject any all
40 80 ana any b,d that made the printed form
s 70 e n 9s s and Gs Ss
VII not be consdercd neither viii any proposal be
cslveu from parties who not themselves engaged In
tne manuacure OF wrought or cast iron work and who
Proposals. will be enclosed In sealed enveope, on
- - '''' ~ "0" & CT l. HGtIIiBTRb tIi superintsdent
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York. from foot Of Desbrosses and
Lxpress tor Harrisburg Pittsburg. the West SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 80 A M g. and
S30P M Sunday: O. Z $50 r. NJ.
syvana Air Line ut 9 A. NJ, and =. NJ. Sunday,
r. NJ. For Baltimore and Washington, via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, at Z 80 +. NJ daily.
7:s, s;sosP. NJ, and u night sunday s. IL 30 S:s5
For fhilsdelPhIa via Kensington, at IA NJ. and so
Elnigrant and second class 7O5 Pm.
2 2:s $40 $40 I:o So $40 s ~, 10 6, s:io So
"a s' & ~ y ~ r NJ and L night Sunday 20 6:0
For kizabeth, $50 IL 40 $40 O. TO- IL A. M, I2x,I
2;sS y 81 sc ID S;ao 40 80 s:2a S;lo 6io $50 7sS
s;1 ~ "a i5e NJ and Il night Sunday 5:20 6l0 7s0
For Railway, 8, 80 $40, 9. 10 a. NJ, l2M,L22s,
ilS Nj s ana I'M i psbt to su1Say 5 S S sns so 10
Eor W9odSridge oas ana Perth Amboy and 10 A. NJ 80
80 sio 50 PM and Il night Sunday, 10 and and 80
For East Milistone S:10A NJ I2noon 10 and 20 M
For Lambertvle and Pennington "A NJ and3 r. M.
Accommodation for Bordentown, Burlington and Cam.
den For freeSoia sna s 4 AL M ssS sna NJ
boat aaf from per No esef oamaen a. M ana VIA
NJ ss5f NJ daily Sa IS 4 NJ and sS5 Z NJ, dsS
and 60 A. 81, 4a5 and O:!7 r. NJ sunday, O5. 40 A.
NJ. From Philadelphia 52l, 6O5 $40 80 10 rs ii 20
II :56 A. M; 2:5 S:5s a:55 go. 72h s:A, 1927 P. NJ
sunday SS ~ s' 40 80 1923 Il ~ a Nj 80 ioaz
Ticket Offices 52s 435, I'll and 9A Broadway; No. 1
Astor House. and oot OF Desbrosses and Cortiandt
D. NJ. BOYD, Jr General Passenger Agent.
A. j. CASSATy, General Manager.
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
CLOTHING.


AT THE UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT, sl6 SIXTH
N avenue near Forty sixth street and gentle
win positively receive NJ per cent more than else.
where for Casto Clothing Carpets Jewery &c. Please
call on address Mr.. or Mrs FLATro.
@1n OnO WORTH OF CAsT.OFF CLOTHING
plU.UVU Carpets Ac,, wanted for Chicago. The
highest prices paid Call on or address a. ELIAS li2
seventh avenue between Thirty second aud Irty,thiyd
suAAtN diaAAttapdod y by Ma kiAA
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
General Hopseworl. &c.

AZ lST ST, FIRST FrooR-A GERMAN c,pr RI
lroner ipQuIe OF mrs JAcUBL SoV" "'s"e' hno
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-oFFTCTAI.
~ passports OF the Department OF State issued nv A. C
xILLMARTH United states Court House. Al Chambers
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON. VIA BOSTON
IN Hartford and Erie Railroad.-Great reduction in
fare; New York TO Boston Worcester and return So:
tickets good from september ID to November 1873 The
stanch and commodious steamers CITY OF NEW
YORK and CITY OF BOSTON leave pier 40 North River
daily Sundays excepted at z. NJ, connecting a New
London with express passenger train for Boston, Worces
WALTER F. PARKER, Agent
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River.
The world-rencwnel steamers BRISTOL and PR0vI-
daily Sundays excepte ut NJ. Through tickets sold
A. r. BACON, superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

(NITIzENs' LINE FOR TRoY-PAsSAGE 81 1.-THE
~ elegant steamboats, SUNNYSIOE and POWELL
leave pier ~ North River, foot OF Leroy street, daily
Saturdays excepted,. at o'clock p NJ c,nnecting with
Central and Trey aa Boston railroads for al points
toga Lake George and MontreaE Through tickets sold
and baggage checked to destination. - :.
JOSEPH CORNELL, superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

L,OR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.-THE.
T. Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch,-
from North River their elegant wheel steam
ship ISAAC BELL BLAKEMAN, commander & for Nor r
T. H.. giving through bills OF adlng to all points
South and Southwest Through passenger tickets TO all
points. Accommo atoms unequacd. Apply at pier s.
or general on,ce 1877 Greenwich street, corner Of Dey
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

N'UK, CARDIFF, BRIsTUIA LONDON AND ALL
H. other points In England and Wales
nrs class steamships will sail from Pcnnsylvana Rail
r0eu ,,es wharf Jerscv Ctv. ~ foIows:- v.-. .
First cabin passage, S7s ana .3O currency; second
reeragc ccrtincates rom Cardn. 9S currency Drafts
for 81 and upward For further pa rticuars apply 10
ARCHIBALD BAXTER 4 Co. Agents.
IL Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il Southern Line
The steamer CITY OF GALVESTON Captain Evans.
will leave pier 20 East River Wednesday, October 2 at
Galveston Indianola Rockport Aranzas Wharf, Bra
Santiago and ST. LOUIS Cabin passage $780, steerage,
s25 For freight passage, having superior accommo-
1AA0N'' app c. H. MALLORY CO., l53 Maiden lane.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-11-07
News from the West.

"Forinne's wheel is always on the turn,
Some 90 mp, while some go down. From the
following taken from a letter dated Nov.
10Th, written to r. ". Lirarl, Of this place,
by NJ c. Grow, formerly Of Lincoln county,
but nov of Pueblo, Colorado, md son of our
prominent and worthy citizen james Crow
Esqr., il will he seen that the wheel Of fortune
has turned fayoribly for Mr.. e.
I'VE have struck blg thing at last. Three
or four DAYS ago We found one Of the richcs
silver lpdes in the district. Before night W
we're offered $4,000 for IT, We have nearl,
six inches of solid mineral. We would mo-
sell to-day for les. than $4,000. We are no
five feet deep, aud il III improve, as all of then
do, as we go down, it will be worth a mint o
money,
To such news, We lay So be H. Wcare gla'
u knoS that our young adycniurcr Nj. {
Sas struck ile, aud hope that he will soo
\ able to return to his native heath both Wis
r. and richer than when he leit us. We sa
sgain-all hail To your good luck, hien
Cgp~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-11-07
Emigration Turning!


The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Company
offer. I .aUnu 600 acres Of land ia Central and
SouthWrs, Missouri, at from - 20 cl2 par
acre ON srycn years time. with ipe tianspnr-
tation from ~. Louis To an purchasers. eli
mate. soil. timber. mineral wealth, schools,
churchcs and hw-ahiding society invite vui-
grant. from all points Ia this land Of fruits
and Aower.. Tor particulars address, 4. Tuck,
Land Comnii ssiauer, n. Louis, No. 6o-ti
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-11-07

1t ericyes rs sadly To chronicle the illness Of
ou- gallant young bachelor friend J. L. Hay
den. lie Is at hi fathers residence, near
town, hi Handsome phiz all spotted aud hts
pretty brown ewes lugubrious from a savage
aud painful attack of measles. We hope to
hear Of his recovery in few days
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-11-07

Mack Huffman, besides enjoying the dis
tinctiou Of b,ing one Of the leading architects
Of thi. country, and the hand,omc-t bachelor
in all Christ,ndom, l. also ore of the beet
shots with a iowling piece IN Kentucky Ah
ter a few hour, spent in the field last Friday
he retained lalcn with fcathery trophies, one
d,lun Of which he deposited upon our table
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-11-07

Aswill be seen from an advertisement in
another column, our gallant young irlcnds,
John B1sle ami VIM Morclaud, have entered
into co-partuer.hip in the drug business At
IInston,ille They are both popular young
business men, and justly merit success. Mr..
Boyle i an experienced pillrollcr, while his
partner knoss all about ioudling grcenbacks.
Success To the firm.