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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
DECISION OF THE GREAT TELEGRAPH CASE.


Chief Justice fancy delivered the decision oil me od
preme Court day in the great Telegraph case OF Morse
VS. Reilly which has been for several years past before
HE Court The decision 10 very lengthy aud ats precise
bearings upon the several systems OF telegraph now IN
use cannot at present be stated but the Court under
stood TO hold that Prof NOISE the first Inventor Of
what he lawfully patented aid that Reiiys Columbia
instrument an Infringement Inc Court also holds
thai Prof Mcrse In his eighe claim, patented more than
he discovered or Invented AMI therefore that claim is dis
allowed which virtually makes valid the House and Balm
patents and eiectualy dispbses of Prof Morses pre-
ten ded claim to the art of telearaphing.
The eighth csim of Prof Morse, referred t. above, is
understood to claim the at OF transmitting aud orng
intelligence; in other words Claims The combination aud
infringement OF electro magnets IN one or more circuits
" of mcselic conductors with armaGres of magnets for
"rarsnitng intelligence by signs and sounds either,
between distant points, and 10 different points. sinli-
From sDo.be- Correspondent
In the Supreme Court of the tnite States IN day do
cisicn rendered in the Telegraph case brought up
from the Circuit Court of the District Of kentucky,
wherein Prof Morse granted an injunction against
Mr. OReiIy for using Electro Magnetic. Telegraph,
styled tie Columbian Telegraph goteI up by Messrs.
lucky in tie summer OF lsis The Supreme Court
decided in favor of perpetueting the iejuacton
granted in Kentucky Against Reilly, and makes
each party deray their own costs The Court de-
cied that Prof Morse the first and original inventor
of the Electro Magnetic eaernDa-p-eceding Scnhoil
Davy, Cooke Wheatsonosand all others The Cour sus-
tas the first claims OF the first patent granted to
Morse without qualification which grants him the exclu'
sive right for marking telegraph, and all the claims in
the second patent also sustained without alhcaon
The eighth claim of the first patent the Court decided
ought be dscamed but in consequence Ut its having
been sustained BY the Patent Office by the Circuit Court
and portion OF the Supreme Court Professor Morse Is
not in fault or NOT discBirng md the patent not in
validated Only seven of The Judges out of nine sat in
the case. Ufbn tine eighth claim Judges Crier, Nelson
and Wayne gave a dissenting opinion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

ORGAN FOR SALE.-A second hand mahogany cascl
Osn with eight stops Lfh riae feet ,ua about I've feet
WIDE vel finished Coat s70O Si be sold for 5fj Further in
formation will BE- furnished b. arr yinSto
hoRAcr Waters No $50 Broadway
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HSPrNrss.-True happiness in our opino, r,;s,,

0T.y IsTS
OF The ioio ps rsmed articles Lac vile sit,pr an
bnee hsr trusting smes hllipe happy
neat little tidiy with
fxsDs" box of BRyANs on the
ooes code Ae Wh .Ese ltle sduses suysody 5.
miserable get box the rs; Tin Go For sale
rSEs Co No 81 Barclays General Agents
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srs,ress Notitcs.

Br,yrr. Orgrg. M.rT~~ ~ HSyy Cse- 4
,srs es.ssi Of t4ss Ash. aagrsfs Par ssi J
istos g ~ ilT ssutisue- t5 snss ssreinz sasas
IN ,fsicl. siigTrs GO e'scrfe s,r.s IrsEr y 20
- v -. ts.,r 4 ~. srnsaHlY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

Subscriptions aid sdveItissrnen's for Fe Nr fo's
.iritane cen b. ,ef With he following Agents
Iospos-NrW Thornas Nos 10 and q cstharne sre T.
Sand
PAns-nr Eiourpeau No 80 Rue St Marc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

ALBERT II. NICOLAY's sale Of Stocks AMI Bonds
s5,ffG 10 tbe place yeuerdy 81 has been pospond n1
THURSDAY Feb consequence of severe insposton Of Mr.
kkoiey
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DeeI ees Niih Ills remedy in lAe hoase spAyea
esses oct cf'en reed for II i fa real bousc iocto.
Families a"ss Necessary, the sighsest scsa.c
aeepss teh wound AID h- ao AZ once re ,c ~
RING. eerbe- Johusf
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SEW ING MAcmNrs-HonEsr PRrMuM lin adii.

tor Other have recently purchased un,ei Sise
Letters patent scoring the excl right naauslss aud
te Throughout the United sstes MaeAn mating the stitch
which the highest has awarded Palace
Thesr Machines be riEhal only. We
sale Machines adspd all the slqs
rior aryth tfre oteied 70 the public Price SIS
GRoyER RAAHR Co
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ts these articles Is removed 81 BoaaNay % h
f<rk where be has tie bes secoo5ons world for fh
application OF his famous Hair DYE sales new
venftd W Ire Tonnes ate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

Dsy CCrDs Al Ns.T CAST PRICss-Ths ua Ter
sis.sd i,r,a tr cas std o-yeEs s'1ssy
tis tfry t - Jcrsra TO sFetl .-l '' sg-g h Fs'y
. lsyss ~ 5f.rs.'e Fces q. goods cox ding
fsifpsrd q fA,rs
fsssf Gtcfs sfrn- j ,rscftrl.t
weo'en 80 e 'or GoeS'. ss-ite6 io -zeas wear
Witt Ca-ff mi En.g0isTifa
JsFic'y trd O,1geA
Ysy Gees sfsy rmei gaHsse Notions fail a. e'l-
pe.e tctS
We M easre or tusin>s the principle ssst.ts, rs
tso>ess 40 ich has siv.a sncs naivsrss ssor VIZ
snr .., fcrn fet c-.a cost Il mes ea'a
psics, 40 a. assiei for .e terTa o. crdi sr-''ed
70 ous Hesefn md scr;h wotSa eifoefs We t-te
Ast ,yss. ~ ~ The ne'eh 'Is oil t-s
Ell vh.r.bg y te ofres,vins - II 1905 "'H po
drseh a. oysapis j. dsJsio cioeons' aud oasr
, Il ecn sd 81 szJOss ~ fteisat ami insafAlce a.
low n pc ~. s By Any re o. mods we WIN give
sfeni on essr ;bS mater 50 imprint -
u..si.. ard susssu,es falfllns Ut 10 tn letter
NovLTos rL's;sroS
Importers srd JobJsB
No y ye.ey aud 10 Barcar-aI-
directly rear " ihs ss,or Holse, n Y.
CuGuf AGAIN -" WHITE the Hitter" corner Of
ltons hss Lssa -, ttd aal fond salty
sriissyter number cf pisoa ia
In rosisn Fsston fer The simple htSs se VI scsg
ftsr III. for D bis neig for IS AT ttoss ti have
AZ, oou 10 tey- heIrf f BE- sncei b. CAL
rs On ard cavBs - With hun Tor VI hi eesEn.
tiles iargc Ncn Which he 10 from u his pc a
the tous Lsttar NevJosk any calling him re
pu,tcfe tfse u the Hon he Will
any uIlsss lie Is hstez
RPhsOyhT i--S,.llno Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

TINS IS 1HE last DAY-We adylse our readcrs 70
csl early bsien 81 $50 ortn Of Yarns
and btidy Rentpayers NewS or rents
tnury el kincs Of provisions rising
your m token and your fia's
Unhealthy spanecs the san rises Ia TIE cas-
yig splendid nifty 70 Hs
City only 5 payable In ns.slnen's securing
Buldrg Lots Lake Land rn fro Two % eaty
acres whcie he uior1 cad re oil the reg
ssries From 100 500 worth Of ga.dn t'
bles easily be rsiscd Apply TINS da 20 CaN WOOD
No 2fe nrladWat VIII aod nphlets be grsts
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ArsolrrE SALE or EIanry .sIxrn.sr PnopEnrY

ABSOLUTE SALE OF EIGHTY ,IyTn-sT Property.
Our iea 10 III pese notice hETHoSY j. bLEEcRgR will
poAte' cell without 20 he highest bidder tho 81 Of
Lot ground beautifully siu immediate prov
Seth t7h ind eGshss and Known Hell Gate York
Vile piCIty 20 per OF tho pEojae moueg nsia
Bo tid Eogge Aps OF the lie hsd Of the Auc)1
No Broad q: $3.50
To S.JhT AVID CoLI4N. MANUFACTURERS. II is al
pdrisNc ct 'et the frt' f,us len stitching by
ntohueiy, done bs SINGERS Sinsor, readl ~ng
Elcbc admirable nn cO9soly being eXi5
iht NJ Sss frr,dgay whore sfec the wort
" hed trsis by III who iei bteres ed H. SINGER 20
PREMIUM PIANOs-The New-YOr1 Ccystal Palace
b.yo svsrdea n Modal .her psrio Ac,4a
FIRE instrument large and Varied Of 4
CosrLiiyscd tnos with without the osn be found
HoK,eE wArEGs Sole Aseat.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Music" Farewell Lila
Derr spng BY Ctrsy Woods Nirsrels selling rapidly s5c
ria y, Ind Of NV Home su5s al julien. Concert, q ems
Sos ofhe Blind Flower Ghl Is cents Betsy GORDON, No.
2e1 Bros6way agents for ialsr, Davis Co.'S Pianos
FoNLERs & WELLS, PhrenOogists and Publishers
Clinton as1 No. isl Nassaus,, NcwYok
PMNos-Just what every purchaser wants can be
at low poer See official awards Crystal Palace Ju
toA w Lsdd Co LINCOLN THOMPSON Sole Agents No AL
Broadly ay. between Howard and GIAna ST
OFFICE FOR
FOar1oN PATENTS.
J. T. PRISON,
No. 5 wells-, Nowyork.
A MlsNoMER.-Ccurtlsndt should now be called
Dsys fer the eseps.ye business which DEMoyET Meters u
ali ike H. al pisse the genius that nsenti 1t also be
had At Ne 0 6 Grshdsi ard No, rs Frs, broadway.
Are you out of lumor with the color of your Wits
r se sol1 s % OH poa b. s' 20
spirown ,hsa besue sut ns Josr own 'ae - I,sd he
plic rf No As.C ICusf
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Al i--Sciling Oh,
CLords. CAsSa eEs, YEsTf.GS,


AZ
RsADY MADE CLoFaiNs
LtNo. 953 Broadway. vi A1tAonyst
EEM0YsL
On or before the lss Day Of May
GEORGE + Toy e 5c-S
NstCyCfan Tailoring Department
VIII he Transferred from the roh to the ,gthss corner
'ci % buildings viz 70 the sorc NO. 81 BoadTy
b. Cy G0slfs fr1ey oocgplsd - sl-s1
Scar u sni lately By Iil ~ Caairg CT. So'1s Lf
charts
MEniT. LIKE MURDER, WILL cUT.-Ibe LADIES' Wh)
bfen II ctns ihfr rrtciss o.
b en- "a. Race pres wa NE
The pfeuri, need hs boo add shoes rs
cursd ia tbs coinr CAETaLL has bee1 sssJ
Of LadiS Gaiter bOsts, Blu kn sup
nf qst for cesy t~Caty e his pes MT locs,
and for ut CT lie lasoes h reputation has
beep e,Gi nuually the Lsrelc until he sands
eor 6Iy a. yes had Of M trees Ills charges be
SeooJ on he Is selling excellent article OF
Cater Loos tnd a. perp e. aal sysy article in Bis store
ntrted equally moderate His oEabshneDt e. NO.
SEC goweiy botwCen Bond ana Great JOnets's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

repeatedly torn down. How can they pallists the5s
crimes b, asserting lailule OF privileges elsewhere
BY another COMPANY
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-10-25
Business, Personal, &c,

Messrs. Bowman, Elliott g. Co., are CARRYING
on driving business. The MACHINES thew mi
up are OF the first order. They have most every
facility for doing good work, and with dispatcb.
They have good engine, BOUNDARY, turning
laths, &c. ...-..-....
Mr. John ii, Hoffesker, residing near SMYRNA,
has purchased Instruments, papers. and nlots 81
surveys, to practice surveying. Mr.. Marion
Green, the present Justice of the Peace at Ken.
ton' has also obtained every requisite fo,
practical surveying. They are both well
qualified and worthy of the patronage of the
PUBLIC.
Messrs. A. b. Richardson & Go. have estab.
lshed stove mandatory in Dover and Cam.
lden, and do all kinds of tin work.
Mr.. Geo. Yickers will offer a farm for sale
at Chestertown, on Nov. Sd. 1t is situated in
Kent county, Md, and contains $50 acres o,
land, a ~
Mr.. p. S, Casperson, near Smyrna, offers his
farm at private sale.
lSee cards of the above in this paper.1
Mr.. d. Hoffecker has purchased the estate
OF the late Rev. Joseph Barr, situated in Jones'
Neck, containing 295A acres, for SIS, 100.
Mr.. Beck, of New Castle county, has pur.
chased Mr.. Jones' farm, adjoining the above.
containing l35 acres, for S4,7OO.
Mr.. Thomas /. PoulsOn, formerly connected
with the publication of the Herald has CON-
menced the mercantile business in Port Deposit,
Md. we wish him success in his new enter
RTis0. ~ -----.-.- ----.-
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-10-25

. AccrDEST.--on Friday last, while ME-. Denny
Stevenson, Jr., Of the firm of Bowman, Elliot,
d Co., was using the circular saw, it came in
contact with block which flew with such force
INTO his face as to knock him down. 1t cut his
face considerable, and had the biow been much
heavier it might have proved fatal.
Another.-on Thursday last, son of MIR.
Thomas Bradley, while in the act of threshino
a chestnut tree, was precipitated to the ground,
distance of sixteen feet; the fall breaking his
arm aud putting his wrist out of joint. DIR
Fisher was called in. er
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-10-25

DOINGs IN SocKuM-we learn from the
Reporter, and other sources, that the people in
that region are in whirlpool of excitement.
a great crowd collects night after night to see
the fight between the Fox and :. that same old
ooon'" 4'he lastaccount we have is, that after
a meeting OF tho new party, and all the speak
ers were supposed to be on theiF way home, a
man, OF the old party, etepped on the other side
OF the road and spoke to some length. One Of
the former speakers, it seems, had not gone, and
stepping out, challenged the last speaker for a
public discussion, then or at any time, to last
for several days. Our informant says, thechal.
ieHge hasnot been accepted. Fine times down
there! Anything for fqn
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-10-25
GOSSIP ABOUT TOWN.

OF Still About-the creepers.
o. Dry-the weather; but one GOOD rain olI
in four months. sd
" sharp-the teeth Of Jack Frost, SO saws
the crying urchin. M NI
" ssaree--mOney. Wish SUBSCRIBERS were
not SO fo:getful. -
W Busy-everybody in town. exceDt tho
as-aothings. -
~ Fallingg-the leaves, since the falling of
several frOsts. III u Gn4 e1TUI(7I1
0F Welcome sounds-~those of the saw and
hammer heard on every side. .'.,r-r--,>...,
w DO you want good and cheap clothes /,
'o to the Clothing Bazaar's in Main street.
GreProgressing siowly--the street having
wonder If the commissioners have forgot it.
%" In stew-the old politicians who have
spent their time and money for their country. =
V37 Sorry tosee-men intoxicated, who areoId
enough wise enough and poor enough to keen
sober. D .s'slsa j. f.,.t-.'- - : = fF
W Do you want to hear BIG yarns4- liston
20 inc politicians: they will tell you things
never heard of before. :. III,
" Shouldn't wonder Ia man in the forest
says ne has been Know Nothing all his life
and there was never any fuss made over it till
/ now. ...
" Superior Workmanship-the finish o
the tomb-stones in the marble ward Mr.
Stevenson out-rivals all competitors with tn,
| chisel. ' ...' 800
" An interesting crowd-those young girl
who come romping out of Miss Webbs school
IN their cheerful hoyden glee, after a well sal,
lesson, ., -. ~ 49,
W Palnted-the Methodist church. from to,
to bottom. New and beautiful lamps, and ais
carpetlng adorn it. Itpresent neat and ia ste
full interior.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-10-25
NEW AND CHEAP
L OY S, ID Oils. sc

French and German Fancy Goods.
Articles for Confectioners, Druggists aud
u.s. s. Iobgcconisfs, So, ssft
Lower than ever and in grea. variety,
NANCY BASKETS--plain embroidered and
painted. TOYS of wood, China, Crving
and Dressed DOLLS; Doll Heads, with teeth
moving eyes, &C.; Harmonicas, Accordeons
Niolins, Jewsharps, Trumpets, Fancy Boxes
Cornets, Bonbon Papers, &C., fag Cosfeetioners,
Alabaster Jewelry Boxes, Inkstands, Watch,
stands, &c, Biscuit Figures, Inks. Jewelrv
Boxes, Cologne, &C., Toilet Bottles, and Vases
OF China, Bohemian Glass. &c; Druggists
fancy ARTICLES, fsEfumery, Teeth Brushes
tobacco aud Snuff Boxes, SaSar Cases, Tinfoil
German Pipes Of China. &C., over leo Patterns;
Marbies, Percussian Caps, States and Peseils,
win an endless variety of newest STYLES OF
fancy floods, imported in the latest Packets,
ana ior sale, at the very lowest rates, by - "a
.lsA. ~ asl-8 w. TILLER, Importer
$50 :, = No. Commerce ST., Philadelphia,
Also, Cases of Toys, well selected, at So,
$40. $40 and $40. fest EeSia& p1llF 1fRs
Is, lS54-2w.* ailg eJ las tzsis zissls
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-10-25

TIE Undersigned, Trustee, under decree
| OF the Circuit Court for Qaeen Ame's county,
as court OF equity, will expose to public sale
IN the Town of MIllington, in Kent county, at
the Tavern Porch of Richard Millington, in
Kent county, on FRIDAY, the Third day of
NOVEMBER next, at II O'clock, 81, all that
Farm in Queen Amnc's county
Maryland, formerly owned by Samuel Cacy.
deceased, and devised to his daughter Mary,
containing from
$40 to $50 Acres,
more or less, adjoining the lands of Messrs.
" Emory, Z. w. Sprp. VIM. Cacy and
Doctor E. +. Rasin, about three and a half
miles from the Town of Millinpton. and one
and aquarter from navigable water in Chester
river The soil is of clay bottom and very sue.
ceptible to Improvement s. ef
sErssg, The Wood and Timber are good. and
&3isA cover about 100 Acres, 1t might he sent
~~s> to market with facility, and would COM
mand a fine price.
The Buildings consist of & Brick
khIIs Dwelling, with hip-roof and one story
lA--A IN height-twO rooms on the first floor.
A good Brick Snake House, Granary, Corn
Crib and Shed Stable,
Mr.. w. Faulkner, the tenant, viii show the
premises to any one who may call TO examine
them. ....- ,....t. = = --~'''-S
The Terms of Sale, as prescribed by the de,
cree, are-Thrce hundred dollars in cash on
the day of sale, and the balance of purchase
money secured by the bond of the purchaser.
with security to be approved by the Trustee,
payable in three, equal instruments, in six,
twelve and eighteen months from the first dav
January next, with interest from the first day Of
January next. ~ y
GEORGE VIOKERS, Trustee.
Chester Town, Oct Is, ls54.ts. 20 - .,,t
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-10-25

| -,AHMAINs OF SIR john FRANKLIN DIscoyrp-
Ed. --lntelligence from Montreal announcesthe
receipt at that city, ofthe news ofthe discovery
OF the remains of Sir John Franklin and his
companions. The news is said to have been
sent by DR., Rae, who has been for some wears
prosecuting inquiries on this subject along tho
borders OF the Arctic Sea, to Sir Georoe Simn-
son, Governor ofthe Hudson Bay Territory II
is stated that the unfortunate adventures nor
lshedby starvation in the spring of 1851, north
west OF Fox River, The details of this intelli-
gencewill be awaited with great anxiety. DR.
Rae commenced his exploration in 1919. and
according to his INSTRUCTION was to be at the
mouth ofthe Coppermine River ON the first OF
July of that year, and TO work his way from,
that point towards Barrows Strait The ex-
ploratlon proved unsuccessful, and he was AFTER
wards directed to continue his researchesdurin
the subsequent year. These also proved una,
yailing; and in February 1862 Dr. Rae returned
from still an other exploring tour down McKen-,
zie's River, and eastward along the coast for
400 miles without finding any trace of The party.
The last trace of Sir John Franklin fixed the
TACT that he passed the winter of 1856 on
Beeehey Island where the graves ofthree of his
companians, over 600 cans which had contain.
ed preserved provisions and other relics were
discovered. The news of DIR. Rae's discovery
will create marked sensation evervwbere'
and further details will be awaited with grea,
interest-Phila. San. -.
fEP Read 80 Ditters'ss Iett,x
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surveying, Cenveyancing, :,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY

Inc Subscriber heving studied the theory of Sur.
Veying, aud taught IT, N School f,rseyer,l noas"
also having recently praciced with Henry Todd H.
OF Dover upon the Hold, in the use eff The Comnass
~ inc eale1la lions OF valuations and ia all The new
,na a Of surveying. feel pondent in offer
" my services as surveyor, Me- 20 the citizens Of
s.'yrna ana surrounding aouairy. and tho communi,v
nnge. fst4 ff 1'p " 'neit patror
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possble notice, and acknovleJnnen,s ~ -, Hvs'esl
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week business el al III o,,, s sice OF thrice
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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-10-25
Georg etOOn, DEL, Oct. 10, 1854.
fro BE CONTINUED
a Condensed Report

Of the Proceedings Of the Know NoAinc
Public Meeting, held in the Court House
Ooger, on October 10, l845 ,......
MORNING SEssIoN.-Mr. VIM. M. lester in
the Chair. John NJ. Denning and Thomas Wal.
lace, Vice Presidents. C. A, Cowgirl and To-
seph Carrow, Secretaries
N. L. Smlthers moved committee of five he
appointed from the different hundreds to form
a county ticket. Carried.
Joseph 7. Comegys moved the hundreds sepa.
rate and form their committees. Carried.
A business committee was appointed and the
meeting adjourned to 81 o'clock, p. M.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-Rev. T. b. Bradford
made speech highly denunciatory of foreign
ers and Catholics.
The Know Nothing ticket was then reported
to the meeting, as follows:
SenGtorS.-Wm. Collins and VIM. M. les.
ter. -.. ..
RePresentatiues.-John hayward, John Wood.
ALL John w. Cullen, Thomas Draper, John w.
Smith, Jas. ID. r. Powell, J. Y, Folk. 81.
Levy Court INSTRUMENTATION Eaton
John 5. Bell, Charles Harper, Charles Whar.
ton, Clement s. Sharpe. -w
Sheriff.. II. Boone, ......... 4
CorOner.--Wm. Arts. H. ~ .
Mr.. Fisher read a letter from E. ID. Cullen.
in which he accepts the nomination, endorses
the platform and declares that such has been
his principles for years. e. ...a..t ,....
Jos. P..Comegys here stated that Mr.. Causev
was IN town. and requested him to say that he
accepted the nomination and endorsed the Mat
rm,--Reporter, ab., q, L-s.
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II MARRIED n.

On the 9th inst, by Rev. T. G.. Murphy, Mr.
JoHN TAYLOR, of Sllcm county. n. J.. and
Miss SARAH CULLEN, of Kent county, Del.
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. NJ. Jerman, Mr..
JAMES JARRED and Miss SAH,u Fl, HoBsoN,
both Of New Castle county, bel.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. p Mansfield, Mr.
JAMES G.MEREoIrH and Miss LYDIA A. JESTER
all OF Kent county, Del.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-10-25

BEAUTIES or APAPER CURRENcY.--The Wild
Cat Banks in the West are exploding like soap
bubbles. A large amount of the hills of these
banks are circulating in New York, being push.
ed Oft as far from home as possible. The con-
sequence rs, that the people ofNew York have
their pockets picked most shamefully. Penn
syivanla has wisely prohibited the issue or cir
-cyiaton OF any bank bill ola less denomination
than nve dollars The farmers and working
men oil pennsylvania have gold in their pockets,
~ piaceoi paperpromlses ofbroken andfraudu-
lent banks.-Ledger. ,s,.s...,.. ~. 70
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FARM FOR SALE.

SE-4zas THE subscriber will sell at Private
EiaF Sale, his Farm, lying On the road lead-
EMIL ing from Smyrna to Leipsic, about an
equal distance from each place, in Duck Greek
hundred, Kent county. Del New Dwelling on
the farm; it is under good fencing, with a
young Peach and Apple Orchard, in full bear
ing. The Farm contains AZ ACRES. Terms
reasonable. For further particulars, enquire Of
the subscriber, on the pFenisers. 3
ID. S. CASPERSON.
SMYRNA Oct IL, l9J4-Im
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Tar SUPERIOR COURT of Kent county, COM
menced its session on Monday last. o Chief JUS
tice Booth, and Associate Justices Wootten aud
Milligan on the Bench. 'i@ ''"e. a
We earn from the Reporter that in the case
of the State VS., Obadiah Voshell, on an indict-
ment for assault and battery on Edward HUB
bard, defendant was fined fifty cents and costs.
The next, jury trial, the State VS.. Stephen
c, Boon, indicted for an assault and battery on
John NJ. Sutherland, defendant was fined five
dollars and costs. The charge of assault only
was sustained. ag9is'a 80
The third case State vs. Cesar Potter, negro,
for telling trees on the Potter estate, near Mil
ford; the jury returned verdict of guilty, and
the court fined him five dollars and costs.
The fourth case, TUESDAY morning,) the
State Us. John Bennet. Joshua Bennett, Richard
Mills and Edward Mills, indicted for assault and
battery on John Thompson. Verdict guilty,
and each fined fiyc dollars and costs,