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FEATHERS . FEATu ERS.
10000

Pounds of Feathers, comprising all QUALITIES
for sale wholesale and retail, at the lowest
cash prices by HARTLEY < KNIGHT,
las ). Second street., doors above Spruce.
Our customers and the public in general will
lease
IL NOTICE AND REMEMBER 81
that since the alteration Recently Emadc in our
store. the Bedding Department Of our business
IS IN the second story. where we now have
ready made, or will make TO order BEDS
BOLSTERS. PILLOWS, MATTRESSES
and CUSHIONS ofall kinds.
We alo keep constantly on hand, good as
sortment ofTicHINCs. BLANKETS, MARsEiLLEs
QuILrs, COMFORT anLEs, SAcKrSG BorToMs, sc
The First Floor and Basement
have been appropriated to tbs sale of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths and Mattings,
Brussels Carpeiings, Tapestry do. Imperial
Three Ply, lngraI, Carpctings, from % cents
10 500, Stair Carpctings, from o cts TO 500
Entry Carpctm from 20cts to 81 %, Rag
Carpetings from % to 40 cents al>o, Oil Cloths
and Mnttngs, ut vi prices For Sale bv
HARTLEY * KNIGHT,
las S. Second st. doors above Spruce,
PhiladcIphia.
March i5-o,,..
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THE GEO L WIG.
Is Published every Saturday.
In the Log Cabin,
BY P, G. RICKETTS,,

TERMS.-Two dollars year, in advance
two dollars and fifty cents at the end ofthe year.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-l square 3 weeks
81; IS cts. for each subsequent insertion square
S months 50. months Sc. year Sl2. Frac-
tons of u square to be charged as a square.
Long yearly advertisements at the rates Of Sl2
for one third Of a Column. There will be in no
case, any abatement ofthese rates.
VoLNEy b. PALMER, Esq. is our agent in the
cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
Advertisements left at is Country Newspaper
Agency" in either of those cities will receive
prompt attention.
john G. Waters, Esq, is our agent IN Por
Deposit
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GcnaIe1IeSs-
by MRS, HEMANS.

Ir,hou hast cruslIsd a flcwer,
The root may not be blighcd-
ltihou has qucnched lamp,
Once more il may be lighted.
But on the harp, pr on the lutte,
The string which thou has. broken,
Shall never in sweet sound AGAIN,
Give TO thy touch Il token!
IF thou hast looscd bird,
Who's Sc yoirc Of song could cheer thee,
Still, still, he may be won
From the skies, to MARBLE near thee;
But if upon the troubled sea,
Thou hast thrown gem unherdcd,
Hone not that wind or wave shal! bring
The treasure back VIXEN needed.
Iftlou hast bruised vine,
The summers breath is healing,
And lis clusters yet NAV grow
Tlro' the leaves their bloom revealing;
But # thou hast Il cup o'eIthrown,
With bright draught liled-O, never
Shall the earth give back that lavish wealth
To cool thy parched lips fever.
The heart is like that cup,
Ifthou waste the love it bore thee,
And like tina, jewel gone,
Which the deep will not restore tl'co,
And like that string of harp and ute
Whence the sweet sound is scattcred--
Gently, Q gently touch the chords
So soon forever shattered
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A truly Valuable Family Medicine.
,,r. Worsdclis Vegetable RcstOra
tive Pills.

These Pills are certa in cure (if taken in nc.
cOrdance to the directions inCloSinI thc poA.
for Dsspepsia, sick Headache Lirr Complaint
Influenza. or severe colds, Rheumatism, ant all
diseases arising from improper exposure, Imp
rites Of the blood, disordercd Stomach, and oIi-
ious Habits, Fever and .lgne, &c, &c
They are compounded Of pure vegetable In
gradients and are So gentle in their effects upon
the system that the tenderest Infant or the mos
delicate Fcn~lc may take them with perfect
safety, yet the most desperate diseases yield at
once TO to tnc:r curative power.
Read the following confirmation OF the above
from a highly respectable Lady oiCecil county
Dr. .4lired Weeks,
Dear Sir.--A sense ofdn,y to my fellow
mortnls prompt me to make this public ac-
acknowledgements of the great and inv' Iuable
benefit have derived from the Use otynnr
Worsdclls Vegetable Restorative Pills.
was afflicted with burning pains in my add"
men and left size, with Indigestion and ronslI-
patton which grew upon me Tor Ia years ando
oulch ret no re lief ana was finally bronghth
NV bed where lay suffering greatly untilabou
tliree wears ago when | fortunately m cameht
ware through your agent here MIR. TO II
Knight of the high estimation in which
Pills were held by those who had tried them
and commenced u>iug them, AMI alter using
Il few hoves | tuunl bv the blcs'ing OF God
most perinancn ,rs had been cii'cicd.
with the earnest hope that this statemcn
NAV prove OF service TO the afflicted
subscribe mysei yout greatly on'ged friend.
Mrs. PHOEBE BAIRD.
Wood Lawn, Oct, Attn 40
These Pills are for sale by Brown & Mclntirc
Elk,ou; i. c. CowEn, Cowantown; Stephen u.
Ford, n Fast: Il. b Graham, Chnrlrs,own;
Cochran & Taylo', Perryvi!Ir; T. II. Knight,
Wood Lawn; J. A. Atkinson 4 Fro, Por. Dep"s
il; Henry Bcrncit, FrcnchIown \ Roads; .Jno
B. Morton, Naru ,ok; James l.. Pryor, Head
of s,ussutras; f. h Crookshanks, Ceci,on. Ed.
r. Osburn Frcdcrckown, Cecil county. }
Drslon Principal Agen. No lO7 w. Fay'u
st. Baltimore Md.
Oct ID 40
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Piano FOrtcS.

THE LARGr n, CnAfEST, BnaEsTn
most elegant assortment of Piano F"r,os he
United States, car ways be found at the are
house of the subscriber
III Ch~nut Street, aboue Fifth.
AT the Old Stand occupied more than third
of IA ccntnri by Mr.. George Wilig, music pub
Usher.
rl.1NOS, ll.7RpS, ORGANS, SERA-
PillNES, FOL lANS, &c, Sc
fresh from the most celebrated manufacturers
in New York, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and cscw,erc. Sold, wholesale ant retail al
the makers cash pr ices.
OSCAR C. B. GARTER.
III C4csnut Street, Phladc pima.
Feb o-ly
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WASHING MADE EASY.
Or how to Wash Clothes with
out Machines, Washboards
Pounding Barrels,

GEND ME- ONE DOLLAR, Free ofPostage
oand will send yon, by mail, a printed cir
cuiar, giving plain directions for Washing
Clothes, that will enable one person to do all
the washing ola large family before breakfast,
thus avoiding II the confusion ola washing day
This method requires no maChiues, washboards
or pounding harrcls-No rubbing the skin off
your fingers no lie ring off buttons nor wear
my out clothes. This plan saves the clothes,
makes them whittier and never Injuries the finest
fabric. The ARTICLES used cost but few cents
for large washing. The circular contains d.
rectlons for Gear Starching, Ironing Laces
Washing and Cleaning Silks, Kid Gloves, re-
moving stains; grease spots. &c. These are the
greatest chemical discoveries ofihe age- All
the hotels, steamers, and large laundry estab-
lishmunls use my method ofwashng. Send
letters to MADAME BEAFELT Patent Laun
dress, Ann street New York, postage paid.
March l6-3m.
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COnSlabIc'S Sale.

EGY virtue of a writ of Fier Fncias. issued by
AS George II Joyce Esquire; one of the Justi-
ceS OF the Peace OF the State Of Maryland, in
and tor Ceci. county. at the suit of Benjamin e.
Pearce, agnins, the goods and catties, lands
and cnrments of John NJ Springer, and to me
directed, have soixed and taken in execution,
and will expose to Pubic sale on SATURDAY,
the 2jtl, inst. ut the Court House door in Elk
tom; all the right. title, claini, interest and os-
tate, at law and in equity of the said John Nj.
Springer, IN and To all that Farm, tract. piece
or1parrcl OF land situated, lying and being in
Cecil county aforesaid; whereof one Jacob Ste
phens died seized, and Wherein John Francis
Stephens now resides, and which said farm is
houndcd by the public roads loading from War
wick to the Head oi ) ,fras, and from War
witch to the Levels, ard 10y lands of VIM Wilson
and others, and contains between three and four
hundred acres, more or less. Seized and taken
into execution AS the property of said Springer.
and will he sold Tor cash to satisfy said eXecu-
ion. Sale 10 commence AT o'clock, p NJ.
lEZ FOARD,
MAY 4, 'j0--ts (S5 SOY Constable.
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The Winchester Academy,
WINCHESTER, VA.

ENDOWED BY THE STATE IN 1870.
N HIS Institution, which has been in opera
X lion more than haif a century, and is now
;iudcr the direction Of DR.. WM GIBSON, A.
NJ, is ON" Of the most widely and iavorahly
known in the county; being the place where
many Of our most promn, nj men have been
educated. The studies comprehend ii full En-
gllsi. Classical, Mathematical aud Literary
course. and secure Il thorough, systematic ana
flushed edncai,un.
The buildings ana Grnunds are very spacious,
aud admrabl; adapted TO all .lrr purposes;
the location on" of tie mnsi mauil'ul and COM
manding in Tia, VI Hey of Virgina, and the cli-
mate peculiarly healthy, B"arders in the In
situation reside with The Principal. who walch-
es over their morals. supeilniends then evening
studies; and exercises parental care and dlscip-
line. A SIT at the same "ble with the Prnc-
pal and his family, and par'ake OF the same fare,
no distinction whatever htiny permitted
The entire expense Of Board. Tuition in all
the Departments OF study, Gnclnding French,
German, Spar sh and ltanr.) furnished Room,
Washing, Fuel and Lights, is S15 per session
of twenty three weeks.
A prospectus may lc had by addressing the
Principal, or by application to Prof. N. C.
Brooks. Railroad direct from Baltimore 70
inchCser' lapr. 27th-3w.
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Sign of the Big Boot.

opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, Enoch Crouch) his
entire stock II Ladies'. Misses, and chldrens
boots and shoes, and has commenced manulac-
turing Ladies Shoes Of every description. He
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
!avor hun with Il cali, with mems women's and
chdrc MS boots nd shoes Of ,he best sort al very
low prices. TliOS. G. CROUCH
EI.ton, Feb 2Glh As.
N. b. County produ"" taken in exchange
for boots and shoes. WaE.od boot shoe
maEers
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THE FOLLY OF PHIpE.-The witty and
sarcastic Rev. Sydney Smith, for many
years one of the contributors TO the great
English reviews, thus discourseth on the
folly OF pride in such creature as man:
"Aiter all, take some quiet, sober mo-
ment OF life, and add together the two
ideas of pride and of man Behold him,
creature OF span high, stalking through
infinite space in all the grandeur of little
ness. Perched on speck Of the universe,
every wind of heaven strikes into his blood
the GOODNESS of death; his soul floats from
his body like melody from the string, day
and night, as the dust on the wheel, he Is
rolled along the heavens through laby-
rinth OF worlds, and all beneath the crea-
ton Of God are flaming above and beneath
Is this creature to make himself crown
of glory; to deny bus own flesh, to mock
at bis fellow, sprung from that dust to
which both will soon return! Does he
not die? When he reasons is he never
stopped by difficulties? When he acts is
he never tempted by pleasure! When he
lives is he free from palne When he
dies can he escape the common grave?
Pride is not the heritage OF man; humani-
" should dwell with traIltv, and atone
tor ignorance, error, and imperlection.'
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Caught in the Act.

We saw funny spectacle the other
day A dozen omnibllses, with their live
freight, We're about starting on Picnic,
when young woman ran hastily up and
said to gentleman OF the party, who had
just seated himself costly by the side OF a
pretty glrl:
"Here, sir, I want to know what right
you have TO be going on pic-nics, and your
wife and child at home!"
"Hush, Mary" whispered the gentle
man, hastily getting out of the omnibus,
''hush, the people will hear YOU"
"'Vho cares if they do Why didn't
you think Of the people or of me, or your
child, instead of running of to plc-nlcs,
with other women!
"Well-there-now--don't-"
"But l will though! And as for you.
Miss, if you ever dare to look at my hus-
band again Pill"
81 didn't look at him, ma am" tremb-
lingly replied the poor girl; 81 thought
he was single man when he asked Inc
to go on picnic with him."
So you have begun your didoes, have
you, my lark" exclaimed the WIFE, ''you
have begun your didoes, have you! 50,
SO; I'll give YOU lesson which you will
MISUNDERSTANDING him by the ears -now
walk home with me!'
The poor fellow writhed and implored,
but his better half kept her hold and walk
ed him off home, the laughter aud jcers OF
the whole party ringing in his ears at ev-
cry step.
We wouldn't have stood IN that poor
fellows boots that day, no not for the priv
llege Of listening 10 the best sermon ever
Preached. Phil. City Item.
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TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.
MRS. M. L. BEACH,
MISS S. J. TURNKEY,

PRINciPALs.
The undersigned have been witnesses, for
three years past, Of the excellence Of Mrs.
Bcachs mode Of teaching, and can therefore
speak with considoEce in commencing her TO the
public. Her former experience the head ola
Female Seminary in New England her iamli-
arltY with all tie branches necessary to be taught
her unLr!ng energy, love o.! The work Of instruc-
tlon; and peculiar tact in discipline, combine to
render her one oil the best instructors TO whom
the education OF young ladies can be entrusted.
Rev. GEo. BURROWS, Col. J. }. lIEcKARr,
A. ANDERSON, Esq, Mr.. j. W. ABRAuAMs.
Nr. EuwIm "iLMEE, Mr. J. l., MAXWELL,
u. fuRl ELL 50. Fort Deposit, Nd
N. b. IlinsLitnt ison situated on the road
intcrsectng Bclar and " minglon road ard
between Port DEPOSIT and Battle swamp ceci
county, Md. Tho location is very elevated and
surrounded 10y large and beauttu! grove where
pupils may ENJOY their Juvenile sports, and be
protected by Inc foliage from the rays ofthc san
Daily intercourse may be had by Steamboat and
Railroad with Baltimore and Philadelphia. adv
deduction made Tor voluntary absence during
term time I'iicICaChcrs will exercise areuLa.
care over Pupils.
The following gentlemen recommend the To-
cation OF this institution az having been one OF
tho most healthy Residences in the country.
Cornelius smith, Esq, (iormcr resdrut)
Allen Anderson, Esq. II. l.. Broughlon, NJ. d.
William Norris, NJ. D. W. B. Rowland, "
John Evans, Jan - 80
ETRESI GARDEN SEED, for sale by
FL march % VIM. Torhprt.
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g U "A n q

d "A ~ q
The Subscribers are now ready 10 supply deal
ers and others with this valuable Manure. They
gtler for sale
500 Tons Patagon N bugs.
300 do P,luvia
Warranted first qua Iily. .lso,
DE ALERS IN oil,
Have always in Store Pure Spc'm Oil, for Man
uiMcuriug purposes. THIS oil is adapted to
machinery Of every description, and being ot'ihe
purcsl quality, cannot tail To rive satisfaction.
J. b a. 4 s. ALLEN,
Feb l6 2m No South Wharv,s, rhilaGCpha
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Commercial & Farmers Hotel,

OGli!iiiCICIdi " dillitIS li0lpl,
The undersigned respectfully informs
his friends and the Public generally that
he has removed from Prrryville to Port
Deposit, and has taken the above named
,Siw.S Hotel.
1N,ssss 1t is his intention to keep
ts2 5'Il. t |! 3 his House in the best msnncr
e-ss-2f. s-as1's' and to make it worthy of the
patronage OF the public. His table shall
be furnished with the best the market al
fords, attentive and competent cooks, wall
tiers and osters will be employed and ev-
cry pains taken to render visitors COM
Portable and give satisfaction.
All persons who are required to stop
at hotel in Port Deposit, are requested
to give him cali
JOSEPH McMULLEN,
March % If, Port Deposit, Md.
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Doctor Yourself,
For @5 Cents.

become the yICTIM l. U A X Il Y, as
by the prescriptions contained in this hook any
one may cure himself, without hindwnce TO bHs
nes, or the knowledge of the most int'mat.
ricnd. and with ono tenth the usual expense. la
edition to tho general routine Of diseases, it
uly explains the cause of carly decline, with
Observations on mnrriarc---hcsidns many "thel
arrangements which 1t would not be proper TO
cnumcratc in the pnhir prints.
f. Any person sondin, TWENTY-FIVE CENT
enclosed III letter, will receive onc copy 81 thl
book, by mail, vi five copies will ae sent for or
dollar Address, '';lR. W. YOUNG, No. l52
SPRUCE street, PHILADELPHIA" Post paid.
az DR.. Youna can be consulted any Of
hn diseases described in his different pnhlca-
lions at his niiiaa i51 Sp.ucc street, every day
between and 8 o'clock, Sundays excepted.
Oct Is Gm.
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MORE NEWS.

e. The largest, THE Mosr FASH
e. IONABLE, and the best aAo 1T
AA> NJ xAHmcnt Of mems, womans, and chill
n drens boots and Shoes, in Ceci
county, is to be found at the sub
scrbcrs BOOT u SHCE STORE, in Elkton.
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This is to i've Notice That the
subscriber of Cecil county hath obtained
lom The Orphans Cour! OF said county,
,ers Of Administration on ;he personal es-
tate OF George Terrell, Iale OF said coun-
", decd All persons having claims agains'
The said deceased. are hereby warneed II"
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
Gully authenticated on or h,iore The l2Ii
day OF March Is 81 :'hey may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
TO the subscriber Given under my hand
his 23rd day Of March 1880.
SAMUEL p. RAMSAY,
A lm'nr &. T. A. NH 23-6w.
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The above terms include, besides the com mon
studcs tho various branches o. Mathematics,
Natural aud Moral Philosophy, Rhotoric ),
names Elements, Logic, Watts on the Mind,
History, 3"tany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geoo-
gy, M'nemlogy, and Physiology. The French
is Taught effectively.
Pupils are requested 10 furnish their own bed
a md naukius
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TO THE PUBLIC,

VH,TlF. subscriber having resumed his business
Y at his '.OLp STAND IN kIcRETTs' RUw,
HEARIy OPPOSITE THE WAsH,NGToN lloTEL,"
returns his srnccio thanks for the patronage
heretofore h, slowed upon him. and pledges hun
sell to spare no eXcrtlon to render hlm worthy
It's continuance.
lie has now on hand verv large and FASH
ionub c assortment OF
BBOTS A.ND Shoes;
hitch he W II sell at prices much lower than
the same quality Of work can be purchased Tor
on the Eastern shore.
sI=9lIc s., lis the best quality Of Cnii.sk'n
Boots made iiom reM imported French ShhSat
50 80; other work ploporl,onahly low.
WILLIAM JONES.
Elkton, March 80. so SIM
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CHI f A P
BLIND AND SHADES !
ls. j. WI Ill "A vi =,
No IL North Sixth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

VENETIAN BLIND MANuFACTu REX
v and wholesale and retail dealer IN Window
Shadrs-awardcd the highest PREMIUMS at the
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore eS''l-
tons.
Curtains made and Lct,ercd for Stores and
Public Buildings.
a large assor tment of u lnds and Sh AIDES OF
new STYLES and finish, at the lowest Cash prices.
Ale public will find It to their interest to call
Old Is lnds painted and trimmed to look
equal to new.
b. j. w. informs the patrons of Frenmans
old csahl shmcnt No las South Second street.
that he has ,novcd from there to No II North
SIKH Street, where he respectfully s"l'cI's
continuance oipatronage. march 9-Zm.
O. u II .7'C.
The subscribers have constantly on hand a
full supply OF PERUVIAN and PATAGoN,aN GUaEo
of a superior quality; viii CHI they offer for sale
at the lowest mar kct rates. Also
OIL AND SIERRA CAL D L E s,
Sperm, Lard, Whale, Elephant, Tanners and
Curriers' OILS, warranted of first quality and
lower than can be purchased elsewhere
ROWLEY RITTER,
Nod North Wharves above Mark street,
Feb 23--3m Philadelphia.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG AIDES, mt
SMITHS GROVE

The Sessions are oftwenty-two weeks, or two
quarters duration each, and commence on the
first Wednesday i'll April and thclast "Wednesday
i'll September.
Terms s0rB Oarding Pupils.
For Board, Washing, and Tuition, sllOaycar
per quarter, s|I oo
THE ONLY EXTRAS ARE
Drawing, So 0o
Draw wing and Painting, %
Music, $40 co; use ol Piano, $500 II 0o
French, 0o
Lctln, 0O
Needle Work, . 90
Bed, Bedding, Napkins and Towels if
furnished, 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-20
Latest Intelligence NV Tslexraph

The Cheap Postage hill was discussed AZ con
sad, Fable length in the House Of Representative,
yesterday, but no action has yet been taken upoa
il. The reform meets with some opposition, bar,
we thirk, there Is little doubt u he hrng success
fully carried. Mr., Morse, Of Louisiana, duriac
the discussion yesterday, took the trouble 10 60
out Of his way, and give a fling At the PFess, Tor
which, doubtless, the press VIII bear HIM Ia kind
remembrance. lie went % far az 20 say that the
press has been degensraing for the last tea years,
and, unless il be reformed, The more limited iis
circulation the better. II Mr.. Morse was ae-
suainted with the subject on which he spoke, he
would know that the reverse is the case--thai the
Press has improved, in every respect, VERY much,
within the past ten years, and is improving az a
rapid rate every day. The press. We rather think,
will survive The attack; aad Mr.. Morse had better
take care that the rebound OF his popgun does no,
do HIM more damage ihaa its discharge will the
press. Many intriguing politicians have, ere this,
quailed before the power Of the press, and been
annihildted by IL, too.
Tha Senate were engaged principally with a part
of the unfinished business OF last sessions bill to
amend the act for promoting the progress OF the
Pine Arts. An amendment has been adopted, IN AZ
IN every suit for the Infringement Of patent. the
defendant shall be enttled.to ,erc faciGs compel
ling the defendant 10 show the vaiidiy of MS pa
tent. IL we are not mistaken, the only effect Of
This amendme will be- confuse and perplex liti-
giants, as well as increase suits.
The South Carolina Legislature, we learnl by
telegraph, have agreed, by large maj ,rity, to a
bill providing for the election Of delegates to a
Southern Congress. A State convention also is TO
be held. The Hon. r. b. Rhett, has been return.
ed 10 the United States Senate