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MARRIAGES..

sAAN~NA1ANs1AS.
Married, on "Wednesday, no,b instant, L. A.,
Rev Joseph pedira Nj ,,,...,,,',. -
! Miss FR,Ncrs ,l,ucl,,., ~ ,rl,,.,. u-'ll n "
! Henry Cuunty \, - -
ON rb,r,.I,, ia, IL, ID. p.
Samuel pbill,ps Al II l,., T., :, IL 49,
danpl,ler of Inb,l la,,r., r., IL - 10y
! Count, \, f ~ " ~ wv"
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-.-'1 MN
oDA1oANA.
Died, on the 9Th INST. Of nrnirartcd pnlmn-
nary disease, Mr., M,N LtlGu Suri.roN, consort
OF Ahram {. Shelton, E,o. of PnSNlvana IN the
3lih ,cai oi her age. The death of this tlnly
amahle and accomplished woman has ri1 n chnSm
in the small citclc of society in which il was her
delight 10 move, that can never be filed. To do
justice 10 her character the pen or the ppnc is in
adequate language too techlc.-ln all those re-
aons Which constitute the soul of social and do
meStlc happiness, She WIS alike prr-eminent
Only those who knew her bcSt-hcr husband chill
dicn, servants relations aud nriphbnrs the poor aud
needy, know how to appreciate the loss they have
sustained in her death. In her constitutions Mrs
5. WAS flower Of the most delicate texture ;nnd.
from AN carl, period OF life, she has been lin, al
most constant victim of disease, sometimes com.
phcatcd and greatly painful, which she bore not
only with Christian resignation, but with cheerful.
ness aud perfect cquanimV of temper. Having
for several wears been pred,pnSAl ~ nm altre,,,n
of the lungs, the iaNpnc and anxiety CONSEQUENT ON
attendance upon a sick infant which il was her mi,
fortune TO lose the past winter hyed the disease
and fastened her cnd-ro an a,tleSs innocenry
of heart, almost lnimiiahe, the deceased aldoda
strong and highly cultivated understanding, which
Al once rendered her the centre and sonr,e of
pleasure 10 all around her Whether 10 advise as
wife ar il friend or 10 direct AZ a mistress or II
mother, it was done witt, such anarlic sweetness
OF temper and cleurncsN OF Judgment. ,bat MI felt
tho happier, while they were improved To tho
poor, she was an active and ineessanl friend
From her private aud benevolent hand, relief would
often find its way into their cottages, before they
were aware that she had KNOWLEDGE of their need
and none that applied, went away EMMY. Gn, !,
is in the Christian character of this nmiable and
lamoned lady tia, we have most To admire and
most 10 initiate. Her religion WAS the source and
foundation ofall those excellent qualities of heart
and mind, for which she was So umincuy dslin-
eushcd. 1t was the good fortune Of Mrs. $. ,o
have been carried carly 10 the " fountain of life g"
and To have drunk OF its waters freely and lu,r
succeeding life is but an illustration ol their healthy
action on the soul. Without the OBSERVATIONS p,-
radc of professions she Iivrd ont the lilc of the
true Christian. When her health permitted. She
attended the preaching Of the Gospel without dis
inciion of sccts bo, " ilhout xicliinc her nr,l,r
encc to her lavollc Church. In her family, She was
evcrparienlar, While nheaIlh To read sndcxplnn,
the scriptures ohcr children, and observe Other re-
heionS ducS. A. the weight OF domestic mislor-
IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

o. The Cholcta, has broken out With some
violence at Alexandria, Lousania
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.iJERET7'.S

Besides largo number Of s'iOs. 5oa. Aos, &c.
Tickets only $40, Halves -, aud Qrs So 30.
Forsaln a, the Lottery and Exchange Office of
JAMES II. ANERETT 4 ca.
July
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
REVIEW
or TIE LINCHBURG MARKET,
Corrected nv U1OIcOp,hc A. (ltcv

Tobacco iSe,ideniy not brisk aud * gradually
tending downward, with the exception OF good
locs and fine manufacturing tobacco, both of which
are scarce and continue To sell NJ good prices.
Good shipping and stcmming crops, ave low, and
sell nj s., 81 " 81 AVERAGE according 10 quality
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a. The " Southern Literary Messenger for
July is received. Table Of contents, &c. in our
next.
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NANAL CONTRIBUTORS WIN be furnished,

HANAI. CONTRACTORS will be furnished, on
~ the most reasonable terms, with Ames' Superb
Shovels and Spades long handle Shovcs Crow
Bars Picks; Axes, Smiths Tools Naylor & Cos.
Cas,-Stee ofa sizes Nail Rods Drill Iron and
other Iron, ofanost every description-and every
other rice in the Hardware line. They are particu-
larly invited to give us Il call
II. B.RICHARDS & CO.
April IL =
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House and Lot for Rent,

"A ON Federal Iiill, situated in a good neigh.
1ssSM bood a comfortable House for small ia
mily, and possession given Immediately.
ESTES * WHITEHEAD.
July % Is
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PENNY MACATYNC.

"E have complete sels of the Penny Magazine
W bound or III numbers. NJ. & L.
July - if Is
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lsII 4 NIX 30 X = .

lust received, anew supply of full bound faint
~ lined Ledger Journals and Day Books, which
will be sold low, TO ash.
CHARLES PHELPS.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-12
VOL. VIII.

THIS Paper published every Friday ad0anceor the end of the
 No paying ment the receipt second number.
 paper will be discontinued except the discretion of the Ed for rA until all arreafages have been paid
 aes addressed the Editor PosrP1Ip or they will not be attended io
 TERMS OF ADyERTIsNG-Nine Ter first insertions ONE DoLLAR-each continuance
 which square by two lines VIII be cha eed as squares.
 any person advertising by the year eX auber eeumn le excess WI" c charged a the Ali advertisements for publications without the number specified will be continued uh opa and charged accordingly.
 Persons advertising by the year. will be expected to continue at least months will be charged at the ordinary rates of advertising.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-12

Odds hobs, hammer and tongs ong as ve been to sen i'ye fought 'gains every odds--but I've gained the vtc
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-12

"Brayo, obadiah now one moro song, and then we'll aboard. It won't do to bowse your lib up too tight here,o said Jemmy for it's rather dangerous na vigaon among all these canals--no room for yaw- Ing."
 .No,o replied Dick Short. "Ihon," said JemThy, jumping of the table with his fiddle Tn his hand "lets have the roarer, by way of fnish--what dye say, my heartiesl'' Up they all rose, and gathered together in the cen tire room save jernny Ducks, who, ffourrshing with his fiddle commenced
 Jacks alive and merry dog,
 When he gets shore,
 He calls for his glass of grog
 He drinks and he calls for more.
 So drink, and call for what you please
 Until you've had your whack, boys;
 We think more of raging seas,
 Now that we've come back, boys AChorus, now'' With aohip snip, high cum diddlcdy, The cogwheels of life have need of much oilingi Smack, crdck-this is our jubilee; Huzzah. my lads, we'll keep the pot boiling All the sea,nen joined the chorus, which they ac companied hah sylh their hands and feet. their fingers at iehip and snip and smacking their hands at smack and c,ack while they danced rouid in the most grotesque manner 10 Jemmy's fiddle and voice. hs chorus ended i'll loud laughter, for they had now rroyed the words of the song to be rc, and
 See lcst pcge.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-12
D VAi III A ItIN n CHAPTER K.

long chapter in which amenaon, singing, bbbng
 dancing.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-12

"Iiufran now bill opurey, suppose you Up LIS {. stave. But say, Babette, you Dutch-bult galiot, tell old Frank Sush to send us another dose of the stuff; and, dye hear short pipe for me- and paper O baccy."
 The short fat Babete, whose proportions all the ex- ercse of waiting upon the customers could not reduce, knew quite enough of English to reaulre further ex- plantations.
 "Come, Jemmy, my hearty, take your fingers off your fiddle, and hand i'll your pot" continued Cobe, "and then if they are not going to dance, we'll have another song. Bill Spurey, wet your whistle, and just clear the cobwebs out of your throat. Here's more baccy, Short"
 Short made reply but he shook out the ashes and filled his pipe. The music did not strike up again, so Bill Spurey sang follows Says the parson day, as cursed a Jew,
 Do you knowi my lad that we call 1t a sin! fear of you sailors there are but few, St. Peter to Heaven will ever let in. Says |, Mr. Parson, to tell you my mind, so sailors to knock were ever yet seen, Those who travel by land may steer against wind,
 But We shape course for Fidler's Green ETof fuiers Green, where seamen true,
 When here they 'Ve done their duty, {. The bowl of grog shall still renew, And pledge to love and beauty saya the Iarsois hear you've married three wiYea
 Npzs do son not know that tirls s sin.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-12

You sailors, you lead such very bad lives, St. Peter to heaven will ne'er let you in Parson, says I, ill each port Eve but one, And never had more, wherever I've been; Below I'm obliged to be ehaste as nun, But Pm promised dozen at Fidier's Green. At Fidler's Green, where seamen true,
 When here they've done their duty, The bowl greg will still renew,
 And pledge to love and beauty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-06

Tie aec Sale Of .lr:aasas. The L.iilu Rock
Gazeuc, published N A'sunsas. thus describe,
some Of the sights e!orded by this lew State.
Things hpf az hire sern. We haze seea "a the
iiet Lex islaufe f The state Of Afkansas. u.em.
Der made drunk by other members aud locked up
% r"oin, TO keep h!Iu from voting ~ nn election
and the honorable member " hu led .am to lis
room, 'o'urp'ag and voting wiki tho key in bis
pocket.
We have seen mcb vote for certain person r,r
Stale Treasurer because he promised # elected to
redeem thcir SCRIPT at par--aud We have known
hem 10 complain after election that he refuscA to
'".',i ih~i ..s'aa S.a..iL--
Ne bave reeu member pledge ,....-,ir. . -.
ilo..an that he "ouil supTort han gor he Office Of
Judge which hc DID upt 1o,h.caosc he was prom
.-ea the Presidency o! Eraach pasE, i lie would
forfeit ms word.
We ha'e seen The previous question moved
Nhiie political oppnucat 81 toe Spcaker lad the
eoo' aud VAS speaking TIE speaker sustain.
Ell the motion.
W. have seen Judges ofiAe Uircpit Coori hold.
Hg ,lrr sesis A. members -. The House after ihciI
,"ui .u-sous were msto ou,.
We have seen mouuus TO adpurn made while
mcmbe-s were speaking lHI the question Of ad
Is ur..uenl pat by iAe chair.
We have ,cea a meu.5er giye speech to The
C.eft 10 be ieol al tie ta5lc.
We have seen Gea eiscto4eericg for lodges aud
FlrsdeH! ui STATE bguE---1uJ elect q captain
! 1t the Ualted States Army lo the latter Office
'acr winch Sc * ectel 10 see party Of soldier,
1rolEh, tu"u itta FuH Gibson. 70 BE- rcu 10 o.
| Dutc,,rs.
W. haze An"Nn a member Of Committee o.
Cqa.cr,nce pu.o.n aat secro,c o.i. keep !, non
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-06

The Pla,;seurgh Wing says that At tie rtee0'
eleeiioa IN Clinton eoun'y, VOTES err distributed
spong the Ir.sh Catholics By ihe Vau Baren men.
having on The bsekslde large black cross $50
isekss long. A fac simle # this Jss.a,iscl ,iek.
81 nsy 10 sesn st tie o.5ce.--.ilhasy Daily I'D,
peressr.
iftbs ssoss be true. and NC have ~ right 10
doubt 10. sferas bot a s,d ran4es,aTy on he
tasdness ~ parsI sirsleacs. That party, ~bieh
far forgeis lie duty. and the reverence doe 10 he
Alnghiy.ss 10 s.isHp, 10 tsns sci gios ws,h pail-
lirs 70 o'thr 81 cKis'snrc trssnr c,i red mn.
- Ciian-tsas r,af
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-06
ELEc rloN s

Nonrn.casoLrSa. Al the couniics bot xix give
Van Burcn msi my Of 3 800. These tis eoun-
tics will probably reduce II - $500.
AL,p.AA. Krlufas from IL coou,ics, Chiefly
~ tho .osthrrn psh Of .bc state. ci'ea Wing ana
iorty Of 35;. The northern cuuuIca, wAith ars
yet 10 COME i, !. believed N'll give Arg" moj'r
iy for Van Duien.
MISSISSIPPI. Returns from % covn'ies give a
Wing msloniy OF ] 1875. Last yesr in tine ,sme
counties It was ! $40. Wing los, ihus fer -
The Wing msjpnty last year IN the whu.e STATE
~ss only i26. The raul OF the election, there.
fore. is very uncertain
LouinAsA. Reform. from 30 Parishes give Van
Buren, majority ot 81. Three parishes To be
heard from. which vii probably increase The ma,
joHy.
TssSBssg.. Rstutns fsin 80 counties give The
White ,ieke. 30605; Van BIren, - 523 WAi-
majority thus far. s,25a. T~en'i counties 70 be
heard ftoui.
ILliso,s. Returns fon IS counties give The
Wing ticket iasI,uty Of o.. ia August t'c v.
Buren, majority 10 There countes Ma ., 400. Why
gaia s.aec Aogna, 8 577 The no,nber "l counties
IA The Stale L. co ana ia, Van Du,eu majority 30
Augn.i over L. 900. Should the other conn'i'-
gaia IN the same ,s,o ni'h the above. there would
se small Wing ns!'rl'y "a the sis'e. The result
!, doubtful.
Mi.sorRi. Ten counties give Wig malarliy
OF 90. The sane cnualira gave Iu Angas' a ".
majority Of 1915. Wing lose 1851. Ia Angus,
IN the whole Stale there wac Nau E,fcn maJnuu
OF 1855. The indications sro therefore. that the
S:s,c haS game io' V. rea BY sscsii! i,'cascd
rDstlr,y.-N y. Obs,c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-06
Enach E,rcset'- estate.

biet' 81 I'ris"rL I'D e. f.n.r.ae,si ihai a.
bet'iSi = ksfsfnd' ar - ,si,I e, Late ss,, ga
At h''"l "Ahh @ni ipr a.. ifri n1 me - MeAisy
'.' "l u era'.-' = y 1880.
'fs' i",s Of bfs"as 'si Ytfi. terssis5 t,atosk
?" 'e"''f "a - saaa e. hs slaatnlrsi, ard tf.ssat
A" 'ioi tss'n'i 'sii .f'-is o. ai,sgtees
Dfeffsd. fhsi ED Irr7stf 10 sE.ltsa So easr q a
,'f'l0a itsieaf 20 - AaiIsp 81 he rota ogs ~ rt
isra ~iAin sod g. Esd d.Yif ihs hfsi Mos5s, n
jfHasFv nFHt shJ iHt me ni.f.tto. q tgty Il as,
"'a'f hrfs NTfst tae-ss ftiy % "a Rniisna HsrsLi
yf-'sa - ttaAara e, 500 - hsy ~ s5s b fgss 90
'1''s i'sH oHesrnss a. -rfs1. hftsy ,se rspst a..
1tier' i.sfttr
50 = ? -cTsL-r Es,t,,,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-06
r.r- ~ rs,s.us,.ll ~ M le.msl-

ats CorrfHarf .;eatsRs.- Nhich sggcars To nal
ro"mns n dav. fsnu 20 30 etih resaaftstle iric
,.E 80" Mr.ssre II i.str il.H. t.o,srusf g., New
HsHpslitc,' Va sn.r - iaf-f thslthe sulhnt doe.
n', ''el hs''amt1 ~ als Autt 800 sssid 81 ito re-
ranshiHr.
The following l. tticf.gno. sis ~ 10 eoiaen's.
G"y. H.! hsorps W thsi iae tbdtsn s,reasa d.r
localities ne 90 90 cud. mi ls ianA3afS establish
81 hv u'inuie sat,.y at the dtt reted ietr,org
That tie petition 81 itc Sufpias Ge,cn.e, shir
%rN liaUpstuc vi'i receive BE- uh.at cl' hngafci
Thousand dolisrs--aLd advice, tir State io iasn Ae
fst3 cod use thc arnuc 90 pas l'e eX acnscs IL the
Stale rorcruleru, bat csptrt.es a. doubls 50
t.rap'cs ssto lbe ,ls;tof - RECEIVING tie meucy
Tia, BE- advise. Cencft,s ia '.5ucc tic sfiil tl,.
secession. io 'hc uaoinum 81 l-i2 SO TIA. there ,hsl
Be- eo lsfit'r surrlns;
Thu, railroads snd u'her cotrnrb'ians toy pubh,
Improvement. ere h"' ,."n"Ho. as thst There a.,
lhf", 4noad. projected iui'5s Stole. ofwhieh shat
from loncl 90 C,ucaii. L.. &C ooa-sc he most im
p.ltsn'. Ind advises tic Legislature to help then
av D'1ob o. possible
rapi ,he S'sic Ilauso ough, 20 be tlatcd repair.
cd aud rair'rl
T'iat soaN bile ere NOT i.suol Ly tho depnsii,
hsr' - (which ~e knew hcinrc > and hpl 10 ease
i.c silver experiment do not si,,e-d De advises %,
uoi 80 ~ the "eod experiment" from which ~,
infer that there IS tu be- no emsl' bill laW 10 Nos
Hampshire:
The cid state ptisot accounts are sill somcNha'
tggy and that the whole concern was a grcu, dcs
worse Than any bodv ever told Of; + most Bstoun
ding deolauton, when NC remember that 'the par.
w." from Counsellor Cushrau down Ia ifc Snu,
Co'1,ies, oil told US on their word and honor, ,ho'
evcsy ,l.iug was Ia foe orjer.l
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Montgomery.

NtVHttEAS Hpp eaten has been a.ala 10 me- ia.
~ tuiNHtcr, - more thsn ooe g1tssntt, nam n
me p'nnret0r' 81 thi town # dong n.esy 30 ih-
OF sad ,fa,rcpr.-fbrse therefore Ia v.sp ,si co.,
rfierr' e 81 Nrn':om'ry, 90 mot 81 tie darlin,
house of y " IrLtFR, 10 fai1 Montgomery no ia. ~
'l'y OF February next, u - o'c1 10 ne frfaooa
h'n.ttd me-" i'a on 'Ae iIow.pF bu.ets a.. iH Ia
oA"oaf moderation tosoys saa pfgf ~ ct ats
p"rpfi 90 t'fk-', 60 see vlotl.f the ,taprrctsf.
viii agree 20 Divide us ul.liF4ai lsnfs Of al fo~s
em'.s '"' op|'i - ana u 90, ." e'"'' ernglipss
io zee vine her sai Pf.gr~i"', VII ya- 70 setls,, H.
'ant Ca Which uity har~ feie $50 su aIiit i,,,vi,,
--'ih io 'ee ~hrHer 'ai if,pr.rt1rt vii ta,s soa
vote iah '" 'f'1lari % me rsffoss 81" taJng t.s
pfnsr & frf'eFwg .ni d'iliss ,siI i.td rto.s. 80,
pfapr"'t'--b %, zoe o-e csIre.of frta.I p,.pn.t.
fr', 20 collect such tsSp - shit rr1reiur, a., ,, A.
"a a'i :" o. sny ether busne', hat sy l., ,osght
pfotef Alisu mel.
DfliD READ, Js.fes P,ae,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-06

Rssutr ~ rnE rAE.inEyuaL c'>TF~t. M'b'
Ne have no, the ofiesl l,ta'ns ff1tn ihe Sfs'e'.
yet the returns Ieceiscd are sof.ernll! selheni-
Gated TO satisfy oil inielugea; mrn. ihs' .NIrha
F,a Bvrc- will BE- th, soor..,,,l cau3i'sie. w
shall, bosc,et eoniiHnc io give The r,fptnS a. he
.. do 20 cuuoels The result ia = Sfsfe,
10 our lac, gsrs l3o votes 10 Vac Dsrea md / -
In opposition. Seven Sisiss repsiu iu lee sddrd.
fexeiu,ive OF Michigan Aoa 'be Indications arr
strong ,ha, they base al grc ~ Nsu B'r'o. fS-
eep, Sosih Csfolius. L'uisians. lil'u'i- and Ais
hama II wss believed. Notll hc opposed io ne pre-
sen, uisrule but u Is f.srcj lhcs base eli gone io'
,Ae Du,chmsn By small msjntiii''; WHICH VII. fHcli
his msjo5iiy more than thirty --~herrss 'hrre or
four ,hou.s I'd vote, siii, d.s'rbUtrd would have
given 1n equally ls'es e'ai.rAy 81 tbs E.eetoral
votes agsns, hin.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-06

Two IsiPeLTA>I LAWS. Our leaders wit iind
10 ,h,s paper two acts pissed the late session OF
our Legislature Of no Uncomfortable ippur;euce-
. one incorpotsiiog the
RAILROAD BANK,
10 THE town. With capital Of $3.50 coo the eth
ero.iliug for T,ee.,irg aud dsfos'ug If ta,s
States proportion Of the
SURPLUS REVENUE.
The foraer act II is pFesuu.el, m5Te pa:..o'.latb
Interesting to capitalists ard tie ci,.zcas gcaetsl.
an the vicinity Of the contemplated Esd-Way be-
tween this and Whitehall than !, "a TO the State a.
large. We io.ire The attention % toih Of these
classes Of our fellow citizens 90 lh.s BILL because
VIC think il vii, fill satisfy those ,.Ao have setn
omewhat seepties! about ltu practical h'y If sc-
eonplishing the gres, add importer, object ainod
III by the friends Of tbs insiiulioa We l5c aware
,hst there will be VARIOUS op,a.oas pon ,he subject
of the ready dsPosilion Of the stock, wuen the
books are opened in consequence Of tie nogCliy e.
some Of the pro,i,ions IN the &C, but ~ hen ve
bear IT frequently remarked BY rfouY sharp, saga
e,oss ihs, they believe the stock all De sougld
for with 20 less s,idity ~ consequence Of tbo-y
provisions and It's being Tackled to tie Railroad. Ne
bes,i,ie not 10 express decided opinion ihsi
whenever tie Books for Subscriptions ore rrened.
i, val be found ,hs, The stock ia ga hsh e.'irus
tion.
The other act above referred Co. all also be m
,ersssing 10 The whole Of our follow eiiiaens; and
when the money s received we hope 20 tioe WI
be Zoe, ~ pu,,ng II 10 eircllson; Cor sure are
ihs, |, 10 nesdea enough.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-06

R.m"kaJic Po.iGon Of Tic ,iunrs, The Plon-
cts Mercury Venue Mars iw,cf, and Solutn az,
nuw, tNov. ~, al Ia lie same quarter Of the
hcavcue. This morning al G O'Clock Mars was
on the meridian. Mercury AT lie grcatest western
clnrgalion. ind ia conjunction Wit, Saturn. Mars
also at thi, time exhibits to the iele cope ils lras,
dish. ar Il ElLhous IN "e ally tie MAXIMUM degree
We should recommend 10 those who are dcsl
rous Of viewing this fine an4 unosusl spectacle. to
repair ia the open rks u from bali past 8 "a 6
o'clock. ]! TIC armament Is clear, they will see
Mars high IN the sog'l, near The mcfidan.an1 sill
easily reco. a'2e .n:n by his red color. hilc
eastward Jupiter vii be known by h,s clear d lit
AID superior brightness bile farther s,ill to.
waris The rising sAn. Menus vii be readily dieiin
.-.~L~j - boz dp cling stl.oA,.r. Ia-t Of ,lt,
rain VIII hc seen Mercury. lult within the irnii.
Of The twilight, nd 'Sbibiug 10 pal. Hril, taai
one wou'd hardy Distinguish l,im foma GScd star;
bat, If watched from day 10 day, his mo,i.rs viii
bctiay his irle charactcr.
CorcfHicns IL said tu have inourncl on his de,ih
ned that he must leave he world without hayirg
ever seen the planet Mercnfy. Thosc who wcold
secure themselves against such occasion f,r lnmon.
,ah"n, arc itfurEed TINT they viii rarely ,uiov 20
favorable al opportunity for seeing him De lbc
praacni.
Saturn Is yet too near the sun to be distinctly
visible 10 The naked eye; bat he will soon add hls
afrac'io1s TO the lnurulsg sky.-Nae Hicca Hey.
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Tbs N'syl4'ion BILL Goa. Juc.soa. 4, sn
lr'errsi Improvement convention at Nashville, oa
iAc y % ut. tac Hon. Adsa. iiontsu.ap, 81. c.,
took oes-sj.n fa deny rumoi that Pic,,dea; Jaeh-
5000 r.ea-,d il r.rru.u.'nt rcfcal oi tie dls,li-
5niion or deposit bi DO tis neat message. Wc
quote 'fon iLe report o!bs REMARKS
'Gearfs, jackson was deliberately. end f-om
iJi cuasicri ~ committed 10 t.e tuqpou e. tie
gur,iLos oeseinrcu IN iust bib. lie spoke. be
ssl1, suihoriaseiy sud ron facts ah,oh came pet
sausily under he o4u observation. lie vss pcs.
COZ Saeu The deposit bili rsmo iI5m ihe Seuate.--
@ ~ss banded Ia Genera. jackson Aho ssio thal
go ne p.escat shape be- would ,eio }, frotA ,ousll.
taii,rsl principles tui tho be roald frame 80
u.eudn.eni wucb. II oil f'ed, a0uia nee, with his
ill s5yfoblii,u tU1 enable hlm 90 bPpfsge 81 - ih-
Dot a., sscnsce 81 PnrCF-e. lie uss ieql,sie8
To- 81 so-sn1 teiHe4 a..b the Attorney Guacfal
b. +. BuIief wrote the amendment NLicA zee
copied b. be- seorsisfy Mr Doasi1son ard hsnded
IA Mr Aaihcay. devoted friend Of tie Pisassu.'s
iToa Penps, lseis. v bs eayred ~ 80 the hsuse
Nbefe II wss finally sepFled. and bs'ag thea fully
aud aEeqHToo,iiy expressive Of Jsrksoa's seHu'
asn'f, Ne aqqT0y,s BY him, and : now ise las
q fhf Lard
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NJ h.HIi1D,

10 B~"loJoto, clth as, Mr Daniel Tyler o. Vernon 10
Nss Charlotte y Ilough,on urths i.wn
In u ,n3 25d uii M Anasa Bancroft, to Miss LYDIA
H1d~ru.
r. Windsor. III leo'se " Cheney 10 Niss Mar Aan
PAkcC.
IA Wapnle, NJ Coule., Wetherboe Of DedAam 10 Mn.
Ca.ty Fisher OF "
TA1cs Comfort 10 Eaify
IN every community
When asheG lur By Young By old
May tins FISHERS be doubled.
Ana on winter lroubod
Should the iIeiticr b. ever 60 cold
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s'rOhnlc NOTICE..

S[liL FkobA " COURT or The Dsirc i " Rrr.
-. LAMP vii be hereafter hell ~ re ofico II a y
SIZE 10 'satiaad, on the Cat Monday ofeach ,ad
ever. mouth. "]1
Ruuaud Dec D. 1870 ~
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BY the last Nights Vail.
rHr ELECTIONS

" ''s i'F s'ss' 'lfaags ,esst ia, ,si iaprssal,
70 ''sie Too a"n ff9.wa i's'iars N..s.'ps Afkss.
~ - ao' Ats voted We t.r~ srra, &C. isnf 81 ans
tti' uofruf a tfinug ftfutts bot ihs o. tiss -
uss rss C. atfrWp ttc Nsetse r-y rrt
of rscaor niessur r'r.uuc rs, gore io Wa Rsftn
tg, ctca l4l' 10 80 e'eat-- \ = irprsss Dee g
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fs,As ,ftalrf TNc New Iott Tfptrrs. ~ S,tut',y
as' tiog' --,s ,0patari fom r~,s. IL eoat, rs
We aauiural Ailts,s o. Cea uo,sau ls,cJtt 81 Tcu..
o The Iei'a Congress 'fuhsoirgs proposition cmp,w
- 10 rfes'dcn esrp''ui tamn.sisnrf. 'ett with e
% the uaaH