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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

INDIAN LASDs.-There is fair pr~Pect that
another large bniy Of the finest land in Kansas
and Nebraska will sO"n l@ relieved of nuisance
which neither improves it nor permits to l'e i'm
proved, and that it will l- OPENED mp for sale and
settlement. Washington dispatch If the 9th
says; -z----
The interior dss.rtnsat sent tssh. Hs~se today draf
ri amendment n the II july. 1s9 f the relief
certain indiana In the Northern Snperintsndeney The
general provided the disposal with the
the OtSe and Missouri tribes IL Indiana tion
reservation lying In kansas and Nebraska exceeding
20 o000 acrr and the Indians refuse he bund
law, hut willing sell the wlsle Of their reservation
and rrmove 10 the Indian Territory.
The Interior Department. wishes that the prnpnston ef
the Iadians will meet with approval the Indian office
The amendment proposed II intrRrd carry the aame
ints effect by causing the land he surveyed Appraised
end sold for the beueht af the Indiana
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16
SQCEERDR.

Nor PAETr.-The I.ynchhurg Firgimias-late
1t mint have hitherto claimed Wateri,., a. a
decisive victory. Compared with onr late Presi-
DENTAL c"nfest it was only skirmsl, badly con-
dnetc' and Irsrr-n If gratifying results The up
posit,"n ." G-n Grant may constitute party,
but u does NOT appear in the election r,turilx.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16
MAI. JOha M. CrOWeIl.

Tho following compliment tn our special mail
agent. Maj. John N. Cr"wull. we find IN the iiol-
ton Expvcas:
"No IMAM wh" has ever held the position of
special mail agent In Kansas has given such nni-
versal satisfaction as Mai. John VI. Crowell, the
able and efficient officer who has been in charge
the past two yearr. We have hecn intimately
acquainted with Maj. Crowel for the past ten
years. He Is, in every respect, the right man in
the right place, and by his uniform courtesy.
has wen the esteem and confidence Of the pea-
Ple We believe it 10 generally conceded that ie
has accomplished mere In this State in the last
two years. and placed the postal affairs If Kan
on n lctter footing than they hare ever be-n
lsrfore. He il constantly on the alert lie stops
at no place bnt short time. Whenever - theft
is reported to him, he il off in m"ment, and
when he sets his keen eye on person, he can
almost invariably exclaim Eureka Of cours.
y few dishonest Pastmasters and thieving r,uf-
natural for him to g" for all "sich game" n il
is for bee to fly from bnekwheat patch to its
hive.
Mai. Crowell Is nm uncompromising Republican.
and has been such through the campaign, and in
fact ever since We knew hir,. Resides h. is n
man that is not afraid to speak his sentiments
matter in what part Of the State he il called;
and lecanse he happens to be in favor of the re-
election Of Senator P"merOy. the Lawrence Jour-
sal takes him a. task in late ISSUE and thinks il
" improper for him to interfere in the Senatorial
contest. and snch interference should be prompt
~ and properly resented wherever it is nlaale.'
The JoMsai, the bitterest anti-POmerOy organ
In the State, must have some excuse for contin-
ung 10 pour its vile sbuse Mr.. Pomeroy and
thinking . Po"r excuse is bettrr than none Mt
all, gives gentle hint to Maj. Cn.wsll that he
mnst hereafter keep "mum" ON the Senatorial
question; or, II he mentions any one in cannec-
tiOh with that important position. that IL must
I've son,e other individnsl than g C. Pomcroy."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

IT The Demorratic caaicns of the Missouri
Legislature, after repeated balIoting., has nomi.
mated Louis V. Bogy, Of St. Louis, for United
States Senator. Tins ci"ses ont whiskey Frank,
and sends the last representative Of the Blair
family to merited retirement
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

II One Of the uestsst, handsomest, finest pnl'-
licatiSea in this any ether country, is Rsssds'
Psisier' CaSises Of Chicago. Itis ss handsomely
printed ~ the Aidise, and If il had engravings,
would he eqnai to 10 10 esery resI'-ct. Rounds
4 ca. deal In printing material, and they act .
good example how % tSeK
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16
Adnlinf.trater,s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that letter. .f
nn the estate "f Carnelins lxnd d~~easr late III
!snipan County were sranfs To the ul~r.iyp~ Henry
Macy by the Protafe Court of niphsn County State
81 Kansas hearing date January sth Is.1 All Jer..n.
indebted to the estate rurrd n make Immediate set.
emrnt and all having rain s:ainst the rrtst~
s that 10 the ssm~ M not presented for a"w with
In year after the date of said ettrr they prr
einded m sny t~net of said and u not present
r within three year. after aid date they viii e forever
barred. HENRY p. MACY Adpjuistrstar
January 6. iss3-3S. Prs fee a.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

~ Gov. Oglesby has i'een nominated for
United States Senator, by the Republican cancns
Of the llin"s Legislature. Tins Trumbull will
soon bid farewell to this vain p6litical world.
That's what he gets for sucking eggs
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

70. While Kansas 10 sticking for iecaisty In
the selection If United States Senators, other
States are not SO particular. For come yean. all
the Missouri Senators (exeept Henderson, have
been res,.i.ants Of st. Louis-Drake, Gratz Brown.
Schurz B!siE aud now B"gy. .-.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

IT person named Dabseheitz 10 ANNOUNCED as
candidate far Sergesnt-at-Arms of the State
Senate. Perhaps he thinks he has relatives
enough in the Legislature to see him through.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16
PROPOSALS
FOR
RENTING THE POOR FARM

NOTICE Ia hereby given that sealed pr.p.al. will he
~ received at the oee ot the County Clerk of Dopjplau
County Kansas to February ID Is3 n nnrn for rrnt
ing the fr Farm and Eeeiae ths Pusp-rs a.d Coun
ty for the ensuing fsa March Ist s1a Pr.pals 4,
how much rent will be paid the farm and Inv
mueh will e charged PER week for esch pauprr F~pces
put in gusd repair by March Iss is7i by the County
and kept in repair by the renter The farm hss alut Ic
under cultvata Ths onatrnrt will BE- awarded
the lest and most rvsTnAbls bidder who will h. re-
yuir- enter into hnds the faithful p~rfrmanr ar
The I.rd Es.srvs the right To r-jct any all bids
Jan. a-tt, CHARLES EAPPELYE County C-rk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

~ Ed. Ross has removed his chebang to Law
renee, and started daily called the Ere.iss Pa
PR. He should have called it the Star that has
s~f
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

40efhrr p"or girlin Kansas City has fallen heir
tO tsSse sum "f money. This times $l0O.0W
GENES fzaAsp England TO girl ~npl"yrd in n ran-
Ay factssy. Sweetars the Of aaivsrsity.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16
CORRESiaONDENCE.
(Fss he CAie.)
TOPEKA CORRRNPONDRNCR.

|
TorHAA' san. IL 's''-
DEAR CmEF:-well here am according your com
| - ,u...,.. .,,;.l.. - NJ. -x.-s
..." 70. :r =.
dnty Gala and interesting work h ou hand am qmek
slsey. stopped st the Teh hut vas tald there
,.,-,h., /, -. p,...,-, - ,..v.~~~ ard L. h,I
|
chartered the whole house vent N tho ffnh Avenue
bat told that Kech had the whole e~tabaishmcat
.h.rs.r.a Tn III. C.,ss, H.. ..xt r vs.t ,s,s v,. In
" p." ""1. - - -
formed that Snoddy had engaged t. Then went over tn
but learned thst pervy had engaged Il Tor
| II, So, r. CO ~. =. .,.l,~a Inn, -,
"'' '"Ss nv 80. .r'
refused with the intelligence that Gov harvey hsh en
on IL for the next two we-ks At theAshbangh House.
| va" 'o' ''"o ''>' AA'' S'To's "'' INV y - ~
coneern and therefore they Refusal. The Carney
House was held in reserve for contingent candidate.
,.,.d R.bc-t 4, .. ~. G,h,,;n, .hould .,r,k. ,b,,
~ % ''ss
way In short all the public houses were closed against
me-they eaud all Give plenfy af ro0u after Sena
| -, ,x.; - ~, a., Ia A. ,.; g.
t"rai s"v really they coaid 90 n"hnS r
woull not acknowledge mysclf the partisan of any
;,5;r;dr,l candidate, ,p,; Ttr. ~bo had the dead s,
- .., - a. - - -. -.
On " ine e""s"iuence " ." W =" "X"'' paying
pitch trump with Kicker and John Guthere.
ven, iute tn. Office of The TEN Uous. ia.t night IA
| - L... r..,.u g.. -, -, ;,. L; r.,
inquire "ne'"eI "e"n"o" ma !e' aI",o. WI" M RAJ"
Rank and hardly came alive Mr. Editor. would You
know w,a, the lam In ths, y,m 1. lkc Well run yo,r
1 -, = ... .,.,.
s" thr"usn 'a"e NM an" you =" "''' '"i"' ihA'".'
have hat shrtcolar. and tw" rsattas lying some
1 xb.,. nm that ao,r
| =
1 4 = III
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16
Sheriff. Sale.

ISSIrHAN CotNTr
In the District Court r Donpas County Kansas
Narsar', J. s-@r-. ! riaintin-
william i. s-sr-. }Drfssaant.
NOTICE IL hereby givrn that will .a the 18th .lay nf
~ February. Il ID ls5 between the burs of 90 orL~k
4. NJ and flr "elrk r. NJ "f said day .f the
Coart Hou>~ i'm the sisy IT Troy. aphsn County
ef Kansas offer far sale at public ancfon fac cash.
"wing desrr<d real estate tn Wit ~ and ten
uo in H"rk ten no In East Troy Dniphan County State
ef Kansss Tsksn as the pr1~rfy af william K S~nr.
and offered far sale Z" the highest er fur cash. satisfy
certain Judgment and csts of rrcos In the Di.rirt
Court for Donphan County. In the State Of Kanaa- In
which Maryarrt J. Sars is plaintiff and William r. s~.rs
h defendant
Given undrr my hand this 18th day Of January. 4. D.
lss1
SAMrEL MAQrILKEN
sheriff of IAniphan County.
January H. lsss-Sw Prs fee -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

Stoke. Il In miserable h-alth since his sen.
%nee' ms cravafs sscm to be too small. aud his
shirt collar choke, him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

LET THEM CoNE.-Snue Of the Republican pa
pers arr discussing the question whether those
Republicans who went on the Liberal wild-goose
cbas. should be received back into the party.
Certainly: let ms welcome them hack. They
were carried away with the idea that Liberalism
was going to be big thing, and that the first in
wand get the best ofie-s They are heartily
ashamed Of it, and only waiting little encourage
ment TO come hack. Let ~ take them on prota-
tion for a couple Of years. sssA they will lie rs
good as new. Give them an equal rhane~ with
Democrats who hecams eassxerted.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

MrCH OF SAMENEss.-The Washington des-
patches relative to the Caldwell investigation
read very much like those that were sent out n
year ago, when the investigation was first agitat-
I'd. The same hand is visible in them now that
shaped them then, and they all designed to
favor u certain interest The statement that Sid
ney Clarke is there pushing the investigation, de-
privss the matter Of none of its Significance. The
public are interested in the investigation; hut
what right has an impartial news reporter tn
spread broadcast such stuff as that Caldwell snd
'his friends boast that they have sl~nced certain
men; that they are scheming to prevent the sx-
animation of certain hank accounts; or that Ger
tain men. although Democrats, arc anxious to
hurry home, - they have q contract to control
given number Of votes in the Legislature for Sen
atsrf From this standpoint, it looks very much
n if the Associated Press reports were being
prostitut-,l to damage the csuse Of an officer who
il undergoing official examination, and to have
m effect np"n the Senatorial election.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

I.EGisIArUKE.-Gov. Osborn and other State
officers were inaugurated ON Monday. The Gov
er,icr's first act wss to write the President, re-
questing him Z" withdraw the United States
troops from the Neutral Lands.
The H"us~ "f Representatives organized by the
unanimous -ecti"s "f Josiah Kellogg, "f I.cav-n-
woi4h, for Speaker. and Alex. r. Ranks for Chief
Clerk G. c. Wet, Of Parsons, was chossn Assist
ant CLERK; W. ". waltham, Of C"wley County,
Journal Clerk; J. N. Mstheny, "f Wabaunsee
County, Scrgeant-at-Arms; J.B .Helwig, Of Atch-
ison County, Door-Keeper
The Scnat. chose the following officers, by eau
Gus nomination: George c. Crowther, Of Usage
Mission, Secretary; George T. Isbell Of Shawnee
County, .Assis,..n. Secretary; II. II, I.anham, Ne
maha County. Journal Clerk; Capt. Finley, Of
Fort Scott. Sergant-at-Arms: J. X. Kennedy, Of
Douglas County, Assistant; Mrs. Sarah J. Neal,
Of Atchsnn. Eugrossing Clerk
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-06
A. j. TYRRELL. CHAS. Gu INNINGS.
UNION IRON WORK s
IYsRElt g. CUMMINGS.

FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS, GEN.
Il eral Engineers. Draushtsmen and Mann-
f.cturers Of ousrtz-N1ill and Mining Machinery
of all deseriptions. All orders filled with
promptress and dispatch and as the Lowess
Rates.
omce-32O South c Street, on the
Divide.
.rftf Virginia City.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-06

GOVERNOR SAFFoRD of Arizona
will accept our thanks for copy OF
the Arizona Cit of March 10, con-
tanning a copy of his report as err
o6icio Superintendent Of Public In
strnction for that Territory.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-06

CEREBRo SPINAL MENGITIs. In Hlko
Valley, two children of Mr.. Riggs are
suffering from this dangerous maladv.
DR.. Bergstein is in attendance. This is
the same disease that was known
through California as the spotted fever ;
it is epidemic in form and fatal In
nearly every instance-Pioche Record.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-06
THE RoAMINGs OF RosrER.-Says a
San Francisco telegram

Mr.. Romer member of the San
Francisco Stock Board. is missing and 1t
is rumored that he has left town to es-
cape fIom his financial responsibilities
precipitated by losses in Consolidated
Virginia. There are all sorts of rumors,
however. as to his whereabouts and his
reasons for leaving.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-06
LOUIS JOSEPH BUFFET has been
elected President of the Fre.ch AS
sembly rice Grevy. resigned. This
is a triumph for the " Right

DIAMOND AND D1AMosD- How LENT
SETTLED WITH ARNOLD. hen ne9otIa-
tions had brought the matter 10 sncl
point that an agreement became possible.
the interviews grew i'll interest. and the
uaeStion of the amount to be pHd oe-
came important This was finally fixed
at the comfortable sum Of S1oj, ,OoO-
quite fortune fDG poor mtI-and yes
ter1ly, somewhere II the city. IN a qqlet
room, away FROM the anxious aud pryinG
eyes Of The puLlic-wle!e We shall not
state, perhaps because We eau /, and
1,erhtt5 because - don't want to the
money WAS paid over IN gree1oacns ~
arnald's attorneys to Lent attorney; 1t
was w,.A examined to test its genuine
ness, and counted often enough To salts
fy the receiver that .}lo proper sum WIS
ii the nv. n, pile; rsc>lp3 gerc ex-
changed ami tke i q! l,tvoivef:et.1lts OF
the whole transaction We're entirely
wiped out. leaving both parties rs they
were at the c.:.4iII:a uc, ncnt OF the SUIT,
*, tpt HAT Arnold - nslnas the Anh he
paid LsI.i, s..s,i HI, .xp~n>y, n the mat
ier, ;.ui Lent i pius the sum he Ie-
ceivel, less LIS expenses. th5's eats the
last act ii The great Ca..:ori..A d-..Alon4
se rs tion.
Throughout the 7; ndirg ot the suit,
III. HagpenGiuS, one o: the parties En-
ga.ed IN getting mp the diamond coG.pa-
I.y hirh buu2A: Aruold's mesa OF NIa-
III Iu1 fe!I ht= bz,u here OF at E!lz!-
bcthtoyn, except Intervals OF abs nee,
and it IS understood has been active in
pru-IotinL t;1c cnmpiomise arrived At.
L is hiuted that iia4pendins and ,luck-
-. I mt Il N
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-04-19
MIDDLE WAY.
To the Editor Of The Aran..

To tho Editor Of the Argus.
Why is ii that we never see the bnsy
town OF Middleway mentioned in the pa.
pers OF this State? Do Won editor. NOT
know that Jefferson couaty is the garden
OF our mountain State, and that the town
OF Aiddleway is the metropolis WHY, we
are thriving people here We have a
blacksmith shop n saloon and three store.
with divers places TO accommodate laarers
Our young city-now in its one hundred
and fourth years. looking ahead. as
usual, and will come out all right. no
doubt
The wheat crop looks well, having stood
the remarkable irosts OF the winter with
out much damage The peach and apple
trees are all in bloom, and an abundant
crop is looked for
Senator Grautham las returned from
the permanent seat, and is warmly well
coined and congratulated upon his course
IN the Senate. tie Is looking IA TITLE more
corpueut, winch is attributable, possibly
to the good living and superior quality OF
. the whisky at the Capital The people of
jefferson county are unqualifedly in favor
OF the Capital remaining at Charleston.
and for this reason the course OF our Rep
resentatives, Messrs. Butcher Is Shirley.
has been warmly approved You can al
ways rest assured that Jefferson will be
found hand in hand with the Third Dis.
trict in all the questions OF the States les
islation
There are three popular papers in the
county-the SPIRIT Free Press and Rcyis-
ter-which, With the assistance OF the Bal
t'more G0ssne and the Huntington ARGUS.
our people keep posted upon general and
State affairs.
J presume you have seen an account OF
the sad accident that occurred in this place
on the 18th of 'a~t month, which caused
the death o. Miss Mary l. Roberts most
vstimable lady, and beloved 10y all who
knew her. It is ano her scene to he added
To the record made by that terrible agent
kerosene. Sne was reading ia her room
at late hour, when the fatal lamp cxplo-
ded, and the unyielding fIme did il La.ty
work Of death
The town Of Mldlcway j. situated ci,lt
miles from Char'c.town the county seat.
aud about j. from Winchester In oldeu
tme-, before We had the luxury Of rail
roads and palace cars IL used to be- the
hating place between Harpers Ferry and
She upper valley Tor stages and droyer-.-
since the building OF the W q T. X Il.
tie town bas not progressed much, ~ the
road b. some three 10 les distant and cut
OF the business OF the town that it had in
the past
This region 3. remarkably heal,hy, due
70 the presence of pure air, md cli-
mate aud -a.ubrous -pr.ng water Many
Of our citizens have reached their three
score aud zen. among these, DR. Nelson
Jno j.. Smith aud jacob Gilbert E.qs are
yet hale aud strong
This is The season for the garden, and
eserybody i- busy CLir.
Je6ersoH cop"tV w va. Apc2 II, 1873
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A burning sky Is DER me,
The sands beneath me GLOW,
As onward, onward, YEARLY,
In the sultry morn go.
From the dusty path there opens,
Eastward, an unknown way,
Above its windings. pleasantly,
The woodland branche. play,
silvery brook GENE. stealing
From the shadow Of its trees,
where slender herb. Of the forest .t.op
Before the entering breeze.
Along hose pleasant wandering.
l would my journpy lay,
"hen the sha"e is cool and the dew Of niyb,
Is not Jet dried away.
rain oil me aowery Woodland
Oh whittier dost thou lead,
Wsndoring ny grassy orchard grounds,
Or by the open mead
'Goest thou by the nestlisg cottagc7
Goest thou by tho stately hall,
Where tle broad elm droOps, ',eafy DANA
And wcodbines aaunt o.. the wall,
ny sleeps where children gather
Flowers Of tnc yet fresh year,
By lonely walks where lovers ,,rnv
Till the tender stars appear
Or hnply dost thou linger
On the barren plains and bare.
Or chamber the bald mountain side
Into the thinner air?
Where they who journey upward
Walk in weary track,
And oft upon the shady valo
With longing eyes look back,
hear a solmen murmur,
And, listening to the sound,
know the voice Of the mighty Sea,
Beating his pebbly bound.
Dost thou, oh path OF the woodland.
End where those waters rear.
Like human life, on tracklcss beach,
With n boundless sea before.
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. -ahi again.
/ "Will you get ray shawl Please. Har-
old7 but h, went away and We two stool
there, each waiting Tor the other TO speak
I She was pa e aud trembling. too muc.
frightened to realize the fact that che wa.
happy and blessed beyond all expression
flushed and faint. yet calm and COLI c,.S
in the wretched kno Wedge that the warmth
and daylight of my lie was chilled ara
dead forever
| | broke the silence,
81 should ask your pardon, Miss Heath
cote, ! said, both Tor my intrusion jn>t
now, and also for having taken pos>ession
for this year past OF what was yours ~
rights Will you shake hands with me
and let us be friends p
She has great brown eyes, this Birdie.
aud round dimpled face She gnzrd at nae
in wonder before taking my ontstretchei
hand. Presently she exclaimed
/ 20, do not Toe angry with him 1t is NV
iault-all my ialut | loved him 80, and
didn't think he cared TOR me in earnest.
aud so thought had better forget him
aud he Is 50 proud that lac could not bear
me to think he still Lowell me after n,
treatment OF him. | know it va. verv
wrong Of him To make love To YOU; i, wa.
cheating you. But now see Won, ieel
that lac must love You, you are 70 beauti
/ ful as well as rich thought You would
be old and ugly. And YOU will forgive
him, will YOU tot? dare say you forget
me-
| And she stiflei bitter choking sob a.
! Colonel Forbes and Mr.. Windham entered
the room; and almost Immediately after
them Harold appeared with my shaw.
still looking very shanefaced and agitated
Mr.. Wyndham was, rs usual, very much
obliged to me for taking him away from
the hot crowded house and | kissed Biz
die lleathcote, shook hands cordially with
my love, aud went out into the chill, star.
Int night
IL is story as is only too often repeated
! in this world
Two years ago Harold and Birdie had
met, and fallen in love, and though with
ont positive declaration on either eide
had dreamed aud lived Tor each o,h,l
through just such a happy, blessed sum
mer as had passed
But with the wind and rain ofwinter had
come doubt and unhappiness Some we'll
meaning friends warned Harold shat h..
angel wings had butterfly tendencies
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-04-19

just recently d,iryman va, fined fort,
shillings Tor not putting enough milk DO
ni- water.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-04-19

The lady who took the thread OF lie to
sew The rent of a house, has invented a
paten p0,nl Tor cross eyed needles
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08

The situation in Spain is growing every
day more critical. The Carlists arc said
to have approached within twenty ght
miles Of Madrid. At Pampelunn, whilo
the chiefs Ollo and Dorregnrry, with
1000 men, are within cannon-shos of
it's walls. there is the prospect Of Fede-
ralist revolt, and somo troops sent to re.
iuforce the garrison in the citadel have
mutinied. If the Government can live
through tho present emergency, it will
have little to fear for tho future
ENGLAND REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE SPAIN.
Daring the sessions Of the British House
OF Commons on Monday, the Under
Secretary for Foreign Affairs stated, iu
reply to q question, that it is the unani.
nous opinion OF her Majesty's Cabinet
that "no government admitting OF re-
oognition had been established in Spain. I"
This official declaration will doubtless
tend to bring the Spaninh question to q
speedy and definite point.
An undutiful son in Iowa has embit.
tered his fathers declining years by
eloping with his step. m other.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08

The Presidential election is over,
Grant is in his Office for lis last term,
aud Cuffee may go to grass. The Senate
OF tho United States refuses to open all
brbnches OF the army to him The qucs.
tion was tested on Wednesday last. A
letter.writer says it is amusing 10 notice
how many OF the Senator'S who were last
winter warring for the passage of Sum.
ner's bill to secure eqnal rights TO the
negro. are nov Indifferent npon the
subject.