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CITY REAL ESTATE.

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IlOH H9ALE-DESI1hHLE RESIDEkEI5A: a.,
lot 46t170 fect. -
eooOn Wabash-av., uoA1 si1toonth.st with lot 2sx
10 foot.
S9, 6D-On Twontioth.at, noar OalnmotAv.. with lot
25il95 foot.
8e, 71..on Twenty-ulnth.st., Catumotnv.. with
go ooy On Mlohisanav. Thirty.socondst, with
7t0-On Iudinna.av., Twonty.ai1thst, with lot
2a11E1 foot.
,$b, ooo On 1ndtnnhav, ncnr Hontythrdst, with lot
60rl6d fcot.
EfRhtoentl.st.. with lot G51170 foot
MI. g9zCotner Thirty -thirds, with lot 5011Gs icet.
bM-On Tylor-at.t near Aberdeen, With lot a3xl66
feot.
$t4, 99oIa.Ro house Wabneh.av., Thirtysi1th
IT., With lot D71l78 foot.
$Js-On ERan-ay., Cottage Grove, with lot AK
liz foet. -
foot.
Tho aboyq houses and lots, TINS brioy ndtcAtod
Vol worth thn prices dGmandad Full particulars Will bo
se'sf EsA1AB WARREN, 10 uhsnbce of Commerce.
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L1OuBEHoLD GOODS BOUGHT Fon oAsll, TO
IL any amount, will And cash eusto1nof1 tor aan9
far = aonAiaaaa. AddTsaa I i, IDOL 6ttto.St,
, 1873-02-12

TOR aALE--AT 4 GREAT DARaAIN-A7 OCTAVE
per moath. 25l Pasksv. Woss Hidu ''' ''' "
, 1873-02-12

DW0noEa LEGALLY oBTA1NEn, FEE AF'rEl
courts Of Chicago. Addrata'r, .. box 10Th.
MO .piVOKuE. NO BKE-DIVONOK8 LE9ALL!
obtained for oauees; all Law buaiuesa toniod to. Ad
drOsa N.0N1 8. 8lI H0Mll OlAfE.st. 1Nolnla stamp.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
U. s. Circuit Court.

OPENING OF THE OCTOBER TERM-LIsT OF JURORS
The regular October Term Of the L. S. Circuit
Court, opened this morning, Judge Bradford pre-
siding.
The following Petit Jdrors were drawn:
New Castle COunty-Abner p. Baiy, Lewis T.
Springer, John NJ. Scott, Geo. Bright, Chas. Il.
Jones, A \. kethler, Alvin Allan, John V.
Cbristy, Samuel Silver Reuben +. JanVier, Jason
Davis, Joseph Cleaver, Reuben Salterlhwaite,
Alfred GawthTop, John q. Boughman, Samnel
Hanna
Kent County-John p. Collins, Elijah Ham, T.
ii. Higgan. ID. Heam, A. =. Ewing, Caleb >. See,
$. p. Martin. J. \. Day, w. ID. Fisher.
Sussex CounIy-T. A. Davis, w. F. Reyil, r.
NJ. johnson, l. IL. ID. Knowles l.. A. Jenkins.
In the several cases of criminal prosecutions
for violations of the enforcement act nOHe pros
was entered.
The case of NoWland vs.. Preltyman was an.
nounced, This is action for the recovery OF
$257 40, paid under protest by Mr.. Nowland, Of
the late firm of Fletcher & NoWiand, cigar manu-
facturers, 10 Collector j. S. Prettyman. NOwland
alter the dissolution of the firm, obtained an exc
cution against Fletcher, but the stock of cigars on
hand could not, by law, be sold until they werG
| stamped. Collector Prettyman, who had a claim
against Fletcher for stamps previously bought
| refused to sell stamps TO Nowiand until he paid
Fletchers claim. The claim was paid under pro
test, and hence the suit.
The case was argued by John ii. Rodney, ESQ.
/ for the plaintiff, and District Attorney HIRgin
/ for the defendant AT the conclusion of the argu
ments the Court adjourned until O'Clock, +. N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
special &C Ices.
nE.F. KunkePs Bitter Wine Of Iron.

E.F. Eunkel's celebrated Bitter wine of Iron
will efeCtualy cure liver com aut. iaundlce. dys-
pePsia chVOne nervous debility. chronic dtar-
rh0l. disease of the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from disoTdered liver. stomach or intes.
tunes; such as constipation, hatulence, inward
piles fulness OF blood to the heaa, acidity of the
stomach nausea heartburn, disgust for food, full
mes Of weight in the stomach. sore eruetatloDs.
sinking or 1uttering at the nit of the stomach,
swimming If the head. hurried OF difficult breath
ing, hutternE of the heart, choking or sudOcatinR
sensations wnen in a lyinR posture, dimnesS Of
vision, dots weas before the sight, dull pain in
the head, deficiency Of perSniratiOn yeliowness of
the skin and eyes, pain in The side, back. chest'
limbs. Dc, sudden hushes OF heat. burning in the
flesh constant imagininas of evil and great depres
sion Cf spirits.
They entirely vegetable and tree frem alec
hoIc stimulert and ali injurious ingredients. and
are pleasant in taste and smell, mild in their ope
rations will remove impurities from the body and
give health and vigor To the frame.
Beware Of cOunterfeits. The genuine is sold
only in 81 bottles.
sold bv Druggists and dealers everywhere. K
P. kUNKEL. Proprietor. No 259 North Ninth
street. PhiladelphiI. Pa, sepa2 12taw2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
LOCAL IMrkLLuoEmcE.

The Rugby Monthly deserves support
Mutual and Brandywine Loan Association met
this evening.
1t is rather 'coOlish' to-day, and numerous
overeoats are worn.
LottA This evening, at the Grand Opera House,
Everybody is going.
The iremen meet tonight TO talk about the
Paid Fire Department.
The Peach Growers Association is in session,
at Dover, this afternoon.
A Paid Fire Department don't seem to meet
with much favor in the eyes Of our hremen.
DeleWaTe has escaped the damage which othe'
localities sustained by the storm Of yesterday.
MECHANICS who are paid off in checks can get
them changed by purchasing pair OF boots or
shoes and receive the balance in currency at BAb-
cock & Bros 2O6 4 20S Market street. ct.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
the Firemen's cOnventIOn.
MEETING THIS EVENING To DISCUSS THE PA
FIRE DEPARTMENT PROJECT

MEETING THIS EVENING To DISCUSS THE PAN
FIRE DEPARTMENT Project
This evening al the Washington Engine House
convention composed Of Delegates from the
different Fire Companies Of the city, viii be held
for the purpose of discussing and considering the
subject of Paid Fire Department which is now
being advocated in many circles IL is hardly
possible, at present, 10 correctly conjecture the
result OF the Convention, but IL Is considered
highly probable that the expression of the meet
ing will strongly favor The continuance OF the
present efficient Volunteer Department. The
majority OF our firemen express an UNIV iilinRness
70 abandon the Volunteer Department, which has
50 long aud successfully baltled with the flery
element in this city, ana advocate the adoption oI
paid system which, Ley think, cannot bat prove
more costly aud far less efiectnal
The Delegates elected by the different Compa-
nies are as follows:
Washington =. j. Babeoek, Wm. r. cloud
VIM. Hanna.
Water WiIeh-James O'NeiI, James MeGiln
Blake. !" ~
PheniK-Edmund Patterson, Daniel Gibbs
Wm. Baker
:, Reliance-'ieo. H Messick. Wm. j. Riley, p
Weeeaeoe Edward Nugent, James Devlln
VIM. j. Donaghy.
No Delegates have been elected from ths Dela
ware Company. The reason stated for this il. tha
the Company received no written notice from, m,
Washington Company (Which is the prime move
IN the natter 70 send Delegates, while othe
Companies were so notified
The Washington Delegates have been instFucte,
20 vote solldly against trecOmnendln0t the adoptIos
q the Paid Department system, by Council. one
delegates have been left untEammeIlsd but ther
= no DOUBT that the majority OF them are oppose.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

DEATH OF FORMER WIIMINGMoNIAN.-The
Philadelphia papers, this morning, contained an
nouncement of the death of Joseph Roberts in
the SSth year of his age. MIR. Roberts was for
merly a resident of this city, and will doubtless
be remembered by many of our older citizens =
He resided for a number of years at the S W.
corner of Ninth and Market streets and was also
a Justice of the Peace, at New Castle, for some
time. Mr Roberts was the father of j. Booth
Robest, the actor well known TO oWilmingtOnians;
Of Joseph Roberts, Jr., formerly Professor OF
Military Tactics at West Point Academy, and I.
Booth Roberts, for many years CLERK OF the Wit
miugton City Council, and of the L. S. Courts OF
this District Mr.. Robots was man of precise,
methodical habits. ofrreproachabe OF character, and
enjoyed the respect and confidence Of many pco-
pie, during hls residence in this State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
REV. FATnER RGHM.
HE ADDRESSES A CONGREGATION AT aRoVR H. X
CHURCH, CHESTER COUNTY, PA

HE ADDRRssEs ooEGREGATIoN AT GROVE n X.
CHURCH, CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
On Sunday last the announcement that The ven.
cradle and respected Father Boehm, now ninety
nine years of age, would address the congrega-
tion OF Grove NJ. L. Church, West Whitcland
Township, Chester county, Pa large number of
people gathered to witness this rare and interest
ing evont. The services opened With the singing
of the 426th HymD, follswed by the reading of
the LVth chapter Of Isaiah, and part OF the
XllIth chapter of L,uks by the pastor Rev. J. Fss
Kessier.
These verses we're succeeded by the singing of
the 44Oth hymn, after which Mr.. Kessler intro
duced Father BGhm, who arose and stated that
he distinctly remembered ninety years ago, how
Hoffman's Church [uow the Grove) was represen-
ted in the Quarterly Conference held at his faith
eT's house in Lancaster county, and that he was
glad to be able to again meet its people, although
Of a more recent generation. He then took his
text in Nahum lst chapter, 1Lh verse, as follows:
The Lord is good, q stronghold In the day OF
trouble; aud He knowelh them that trust in
Him"
The gTay-hAired old man defined his tsxt in
very concise aud practicable manner, and held his
large audience with that charmlike silence that
told how interested they gere in his words Of gol-
den truth. As we looked upon the old landmark
OF we'll nigh century, we could scarcely realize
the fact Of his being 50 near Q centenarian. HIS
voice ia stroRg, and his whole physical and mem
tai organization Is remarkably preserved, and he
bids fair to reach his ono hundredth anRlversaly Y,
and even mora. .F..s....
At the close of HE remarks iA which he told
how good it was tO. be a christian, and how he
had tested 1t ~ youth, middle age and now in old
| age, and found It the same in all the spheres OF
his life, he was followed by Rev. Won Smith, who
exhortedh hearers TO taxa copy of the living ex-
ample set before them, and serve the Most High
/ in spirit and in truth.
Rev. Father Behm is well known 10 this city,
where he is held 10 high esteem by the whole
Methodist fraternity. His last appearance here
was on January 26th 1873. at the time of the re-
dedication of Asbury NJ K. Church, on which oc.
casion he made few remarks On the following
evening, he addressed q large audience at the
same church, speaking for about half an hour
The numerous friends ofithe Reverned old gentle.
man, in this city will be pleased to know that, By
his voice and presence, he is still able 10 speaL
for the cause he has 30 long and ably advocated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

ALFRED WALTON. DraEgist, No. 2S5 Market
street. respectfully informs bis friend and the public
in general. that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that a competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call at tina
store and that no charge made pt the regular
Price OF the medicines the suae price they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
their Tesidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
New caatle countY court.
OF JURORS Drawn ron THE EoyKMBKR
wwnnr 1x79

LIST OF JURORS DRAwN ron TlHE EovKMBKR
TERN, 1873. .
The following ls q list Of the first panel Of
Petit Jurors drawn for November term, 1879
Brandywlne Hundred--Jamcs A. b. Perkins.
Wilmington Patrick Holland.
ChFistiana-John CFanston.
Mill Creek Jesse Jeans
White Clay Creek-Nathan Sanders.
Pencader Friedrich Z. Racine.
New Castle-Elmer II. Clark.
Red Lion--George L. 0eiger.
st. Georges Edward Boyer.
Appoquinimink- k--Wm. S. Vandyke.
Bfandy wine-John Runner.
Wilmington-AlfFed ]. Derrickson.
ChTistiRna--John EveTson.
NH Creek-Henry Clarnen.
White Clay Creek-RobeFt AImslrong.
Pencader-Charles B. Stewart
New Caste-James NJ. Niven.
Red Lion Edward Staplcford
81. Georges-Thomas Cavender
observation-disclosures Finley.
observation-disclosures Phillips
Wilmington-Samuel II. McCaulley.
Christiana- George Lyman.
Mill CFeek-Charles Newlin,
White Clay Creek Stephen ]. ManhaT.
Pencader-John 7. Wright
New Castle-John Burnham.
Red Lion--JOseph Heisler.
st. Georges'-John Vail.
observation-disclosures COllyer
The sec 1nd panel Petit Jurors, drawn for second
Friday OF said Term, Is as follows:.
Brandy Hundred-Robert Banks, John
Osborn, James G HaRby. $
Wilmmgton--JohnH II. Adams, James CrippcD
Harry w. Downing.
ChIistlana-Leyin Dhworth, Johu Wood, JAS
Mccullough.
Mill Creek-Henry whiteman, jos. &. Rankin
Levi Bonsal.
White Clay Creek k--John A. Patterson, David
H. EgbeTt, Livi Fisher.
N W a
Henry Harris.
New Castle-GeO. Allen, Eugene Rodgers
Daniel Rodney.
Red Lion-Wm. Davidson, JAS. b. Howe, Hen
~ Z. Clark.
st. Georges -Chas. T. Ford, Geo. Jones, Isaa,
Woods.
Observation-Disclosures J. Lyman, VIM. IL. Mo
ney, Abram Hayden, Jr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
ManuEacturs Of Batter from Beef Fns

The London Medical Record announces on
the authority of French journal that the man
uCaclure Of butter from beef fat is in successful
operation "at No. 45 Newark street, New York, !"
under the supervision of Professor Parof, who
"hopes to drive genuine butter completely out
ofmsrket. THE artificial product being "ih taste
and appearance exactly similar 10 the best but
ter made from cows milk" We are not prepar-
9 10 testify positively as 10 the origin OF ths a:
ticle commonly reputed TO come from Orange
county dairies; but as thete il no Newark street
in New York, we hopefully believe that "Pro-
fessOF Paroi" is a myth Of purely foreigh orr
gin.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

No LIGHT. - 1t is a matter of complaint, by the
residents ofthe vicinity, that street lamps were
lighted. last evening, ON Eighth street from Mar
ket to Kirkwood, with the exception of at two
corners. The night was Ozark and stormy, and
consequently the absence of light, rendered II ex-
ceedingly unpleasant for those who had to walk
down Eighth street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

The sixteenth annual meeting OF the Ma
llona Local Preaehers' Association OF The
MethOdlst Episcopal Church began at Cam-
bridge, N. Y, on Saturday. Among those
present were Bishops Simpson, James and
Campbell. Yesterday being the Tooth annl-
versary Of the death Of Philip EmbuEy, the
fEst Methodist preaeherLn this cOuatTy, 3 mon
ument was 70 have been dedicated 70 Dis mem-
CRY at CambTidge,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
Oysters and ReTreshmenIs.

AT the ever popular stand. the Northwest corner
of the Second street Market House, the genial and
accommodating Charles Kyle can be found daily
with a large and well selected stock Of choice ap-
pies and other fruits. cakes. candies. nuts &c. In
addition. he KEEPS constantly on hand nice fresh
stewed oysters, stcaming hot which will be found
very grateful TO the palate On cold days, Charley
Is always polite and anxious TO properly serve his
numerous customers and has a cheerful word for
all. As a natural consequence. he does a large
business everything he sells is Of first class quail
ty. Give him a call at the n. W. corner Of the Sec
nni Street Market House. auglad3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

FREsHET IN THE SCHUYLKILL-'The tre-
mendOus rain storm which prevailed on Sun
day night and yesterday morning caused quite
q freshet in the Schuylkill. At about dark
last evening there were flfty-seVen inches OF
water In the dam at FairmOunt but 1t appears s
that no damage Of any consequence resulted
from the sudden increase Of th volume of wa
ter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
aoUVTRIRW,
wEErrNog TwrB wVRNENa.

Washington lodge. No /. AP A, at hall,
Second and King streeta
Asylum Lodge, No %. 1 o o F, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Good latent Division, No ;, Of T, at' Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, U G A, Hall 5Ol Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, X Of p, ct Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 21l Market street.
Washington division, No 8, s Of 7 Fifth and
Market streets
American Star Lodge, No l, q F, at Good
Fidelity Temple, No. i, True Templars, at Hal
cor. Of 7th and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No. ], /. o. &c. f. now
meets In the McClary Building
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

THE RUGBY MoNTHLY-The first number
of the RUGBY MONTHLY has been issued, and il,
in appearance and character of contents great
credit to lis projectors. II is issued by the men,
bers OF the Rugby Literary Society, Of Rugby
Academy, Who areiconlributoEs 70 lis columns
Eli H. Chandler Is editor, and Robt. A.
oByrne assistant editor, subscription price fifty
cents per year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
"OuI, Damned spot ~

The energetic exclamation of Macbeth is mentally
CALCULATED by every housewife when confronted
by the manifold variety of stainS and spots that
disfgure articles of household ornament and use.
But the "spots" are not SO easy TO remove by or
binary means. A little SApolio brought into
timely use causes them all 10 disappear as If by
magic, and bring peace and satisfaction 10 the
housewife mind. As cheap as common soap and
a hundred times more effective. oct2l-2Weod&W.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

SARENApED.-OnS Saturday night last, Col
Cooper Talley. Assemblyman elect for Della
ware county, Pa, was serenaded at his resi-
dehce, in Media, by the Rockville Cornet Band.
The Colonel made q speech Of thanks,
and took lhe aad in and treated them hand
no nely
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

LAMP UPaET.-Last evening, little son Of
J. w. Story, 8l4 KirkwOOd street, upset a
lamp upon the table. A slight FIRE ensned
but Il was extingulshed before damage OF any
consequence he'd been sustained.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

WILMINGTON HosPI TAL-A meeting ofthe
Trustees of Wilmington City Hospital will be
held at DIR. Bush 8 Office, COG French street, ON
Thursday evening, 23d inst, at 8 o'clock.
Business Of importance
by order ID. w. MAULL,
SECRETARY,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

DIRD-Frank Faulkner, the man Who WITS
injured on The p. w. d. B. r. r., at EdgemoOr
Sunday morning. lmentioned in the GAEETTE),
died yesterday afternoon, at the Almshousf.
The Coroner will hold an inquest tomorrow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

Rsppleye's Pure White Olive Soap should
always be Used 10 gaahing klankets II yon ueuIa
have thea dene well. AnMVhd. agent, eth and
Market streets. Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
GFLAND'S EXTRACT OF MALT,

Vary bene6eia as nutritive ton ic and for facili-
tating eX peCtOra and soothing mucous lfrlta-
tiOn in coughs, Bronchitis, spre throat and other
affections of the throat and lungs, IL 10 much used
as a substitute for Cod Liver Oil. Also. Hons
Malt Extract for sale by -
4. BRINGHURST 4 CO,
Corpar Siwth and Marke st Tracts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

RKNoyAI.-The baggage room at tine T., W. a
r. r. R. has been removed 10 its new locatlonp
the room formerly occupied by the conductors.
The conductors moved their quarters to the room
above. The old baggage room will he fitted up
as private room for ladies'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

Nor SusrENpEp.-We have an abundance of
currency and will receive checks from responsible
parties IN payment for Boots and Shoes, and give
balance of change in currency at Blbcock Il Bros,
2O6 & eos Mar. Q street. Ct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

No PoIIcR CAsKs.-The stormy weather yester-
day. kent even the confirmed bummers from their
usual practices and consequently there was noth-
ing Tor the police TO do. As no arrests were
made there were no cases up for trial this morn
ing,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

TnIE AND WAGES REDUCED Yesterday
the carpenters Of West Chester entered upon
the nine hours system for days work. Wages
in proportion 20 The reduction have necessarily
been reduced one-.enth per day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

CAUTION In onr changeable climate. coughs,
colds and diseases at the throat lungs, and chest
will always prevail. Cruel consumption viii
claim its victims. These diseases, II attended
to in time, can be arrested and cured. The rem
edy Is DR.. Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry. 1t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

Person AL-Ilon. G. +. Evans, Mayor of Read
ing, Pa, made brlei stay in tins city, last even
Ing. He arrived from Reading at Sl5, p. m, and
departed for Philadelphia, at 10:26.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

UNDERGOING REPAIRs.-The carriage of the
Delaware S. +. +. Company is now undergoing
complete repairs 1t viii therefore be out of ser
vice for few days
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
CITY NO TI0ES.
PAPoMA,

Prepared from heat. an excellent articls OF food
for infants and invalids. Also, Hubbel's Prepared
Wheat. Cre1's Prepared Food, and = FULL line OF
dioteties for the sick, sold BY
Il, BRINGHURST \ CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
CON VEIL q WOODAL =

:; Sosas2TSS sGSSss''.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-02-21
Pith and Point.

CHILDREN of the blind school-Lov-
erS.
4 GIRL has ringing laugh when she is
belle.
Coop place for Professionalism
Islands.
PAPER-CALLERs--Pe People who leave
their cards.
The last excuse for crinoline is that
the weaker vessels need much hoop
ing.
WHY should young ladies set good ex
amples ? Because young men are so apt
to follow them.
"SoULs cleft asunder is the heading
used by the Washington capital for it's
divorce report.
Do NOT 90 TO law unless you have
nothing to lose lawyers houses are
built on fools heads.
A Danbury man was much relieved to
find that the term Credit Mobilier was
not name for hog cholera.
A coLoREp alderman of Galveston,
Tex, is often seen carrying his saw and
buck through the streets. Nobody
laughs at him, for he isn't ashamed of
his implements of labor.
A sAw-MILL man at Muskegon has
been PRESSED SO fatty by saw-log roll
ing over him that when standing edge
ways TO the sun he cant even cast a
shadow.
A GEORGIA woman is credited with
raising large family, although not out
of her teens. 1t was her mother-in- laws
family, and she did it with keg of gun
powder planted in the cellar.
A WORTHY farmer in Georgia, who was
carried home on litter the other day,
solemnly asserts that nothing but 20
ton anchor can hold sorrel mule down
to the earth after she has stepped in a
Yellow jackets nest.
4 WEDDING was broken up at Column
bus City, Iowa, in the following man
ner: The preacher asked if any one had
any objections the young lady said
Eyes; ] don't want TO marry him" The
expectant bridegroom folded his bread
cloth and silently stole away.
SINCE "The three wise men of Goth
am, there have been none to compare
with them, till recently three men in Yer
million county, Ind, walked half mile
barefoot in the snow for wager. Two
of them lost their toes, and the other
won pound of tobacco.
The following is the New Orleans
Picayune'S farewell to the two incubuses
upon the political body of Louisian, who
have departed to Washington:
TO THE DEPARTED.
II only both will ne'er return,
without a tear or sigh,
The people all to each will say
God speed you both, good-by.