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PENNOCK'S
Unrivalled orn-Sh h elIers.-
&. WESTINGHOUSE & co IS combined rhres,
ers and WinnoweTs, ,VanwIckle9 Roberts rain Fans
Little Giant Csrn and Cob Mil, Harrows CrlIivaors
Cover-hulo.s :. Wheeler Meeck y Co.'S Threshing
Machines, opan's Atm, sptIeric Chnrns, No Peru
vian and MexIc9n Guano. Mapes, JOnrhans and Allen
Il Needles Super phosphate OF Lime. Glover. Timu-
thy. Orchard. aud Rey Grass Seed bought and sold.
We agents for The Pennsylvania Farm
Journal and other agricultural works
$. & VI. PENNOCK g. CO,
nPl-Gm. Foot Market street, Wilmington Del
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ALSO, will be sold the following
PROPERTY IN SMYRNA:

dVSs+sss House and Lot on Delaware street !;
aa It'll also, two Building Lots adjoining; will
MIL be sold together or seperate, as desired.
A House and Lot on Methodist street. A Lot
of Ground, and House and Lot on Main St.
Three Building Lots on North st. Two Build
ing Lots opposite the Odd Fellows Hall. One
new, two-storied Frame House, with Back
Buildings, large and good, on Commerce street.
One new, two-storied Frame Dwelling, with
Back Buildings, on South street. Also, 90
Building Lots not herein named.
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Grain Drills-Grain Drills.
400 PENNOCKS Wheat Drills, with grass
seed, oats and guano attachments
guaranteed TO work we'll The improvements
that We have made in the guano attachment
we think will make it an invaua machine,
in connection with the wheat drill for the,far-
mer. Pennock's Corn Planters.for sale by =.
s. & NJ. PENNOCK g. Co,
Foot Market street, Wilmington, Del.
ap1l. l.6m.
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JOS. C.. GRIFFITH.

OFFICE--At the Office of Marion Green, ESQ.,,
Surveyor, Conveyancer, Notary Public, &C.,
in the town of Smyrna, on the corner of Mar
ket and Commerce streets. ...l ~.
May %, lS55-ly. a aaaa .l 4.a.
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HOLD ON!LOOK HERE

Occupying the old stand, one door above the
store of Geo. w. Cummins, on Commerce ST.,
Smyrna, Del, we are prepared to manufacture
at the shortest notice, TIN and S1EET-IRON
WARE, Of every description, upon the most
reasonable terms. We can, understand you,
sell Stoves and every other article i'll our line,
either at wholesale or retail, as cheap as any
other establishment in the State.
Roofing and Spouting done according to order
and in The very best manner. All work war
lranted. a.t.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of the
public heretofore extended TO us, we hope
to merit continuance of the same.
5 Don't forget TO give US a call. ....
! $50 JOHN H. GRAHAM d. co.
i .AnriI A. '55--Iv sa a.# .- a.si .s.
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IJeg leave to refer to the following gentle
men: ..
Hon. p Spruance, Geo. w. Cummins, Esq,
and Ex-Gov VIM. Temple, of Smyrna, Del.
NJ. w. Bates and J. p. Comegys, Esqrs., Of
Dover, Del; Daniel Corbit, Esq, of Cantwelrt
Bridge, Del; Wm> J. Hur.ock, ESQ.,, ofSt
Georges, Del; John Parsons and Joseph Hill
Esqrs., of Wilmington, Del. "t '' ~. i.
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VNHE undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del,
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL. ESTATE,
and has now on hand, For Sale, a number OF
very desirable
Farms and other Real Estate.
0r He also Rents Farms and Houses, col
lects rents and money, and does all and every
kind of business in his line, on the most reason
able terms
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KANSAS EFT NEBRASKA.

CONNIE l'fmigration converge en- &C moment,
vers le Kansas ct le Nebraska, mons croyons
faire plaisir 4 nos lecteurs Ell reprodnisant la
lettre snivante qni renfermc sur ces territories
de prtcienx renseignemens. Cette lettre Gma-
ne danarpenteur du gousernement general g,
est adressfe a certains habitans de Illinois qui
avaient formt lie projet daler s etablir dams l.
Kansas ou le Nebraska. La voici
!" yous me demandez quelques renseignc-
ments propres a yous eclairer sur Ia meilleure
marche 4 suiyre dams yotre Establishment pro
projct6, sur Fun on l'autre dies deux territories
Ayant .parcouru ct Gtudie ui,e waste por-
tion de Ia cOntrte que yous avez en- vue, je pllis
anjourd hui grepondre en- qneIques mots ct
tou,e,fois dune Ilaititre complete ct precise, je
pcnse,s il vos questions. -,
~ !" II est evident, a ID seule inspection de 10
carte, que les terrains les plus ,,sceptibe., par
lenr position grographique, d'acqnerir Ell pen
d al,ces une graude valeur, sont ceux qui avoi-
sinent les bords de Ia riviere Kailsas, les borlsl
da Missouri ct les routes dc California ct d 'Urc-
gon ct leurs embranchenents. Sur. tous ces
points, presque inhabit6s encore l'ann6e der
Mere, So fopdent dtja de nombreuses vies Oh
les lots de terre augmentent chaqne lonr de va
leur. LES noms dc ces villes sont ildquts sur
les nouvelles caftes des territories. Celles qni
|se development le plus Tapidenent des apjour-
dhui par suite de l'af1uence dcs smgrants qni
les trayersent pour sc rendre dams les territ0i-
res, dams 10 California ct 4 Oregon, sont Kan
sas-City, a l'emb0uchure de la riyierc kansas.
l4eayenworth ct Atchison. IL est probable
que, dsici Il qnelqnes anrees, les terres av0isi-
nant ces trois places aront dfculpe de yaleur.
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- y
y nest pas de l'interet. de notre goaverne-
nent d'elever aux places civiles ou militaires,
ses strangers 4 l'exclusion de nos propres ci-
Wyens s5s d WAsHIxdToN.
!e desire sincerement, quill ny ent pas nm
~. stranger parmi nous, excepte le Marquis
% lafayette don't Ia conduite differe entiere-
ssnt de celle des autres. WAsHlxoToN. y
u. % vous conjure, mes concitoyens, de yous
snr sur vos gardes, contre les actresses insi-
ue1ses de Influence etrangere. C'est lenne-
=. ~ plus dangereux dun gouyernement repu-
ollcain. ~, - w AsHINaroN.a
.espere que nous trouverons IN moyens,
= nous garantir, q l'avenir contre Influence
sHangere chez nous, qu'elle soft poitique.
oomereiale, on de quelque maniere on ellie
pulsse etre exercee. Jevoudrais gully elt
N ocesn d fsmme st1se % pays-ci u En-
eoF q ~, g JE9YEstSf
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Platcforsne.

I. . H
Mons demand aas que les lois de naturalization
eisnt reysees dc napiere sauvegarder a sincerite
" 4crltin.
Nous dcrnsndons quiz SOFT vote des lois con.
.enAbles pour interdi.e rentree dn pays aux mem
elanta ct aux crinirels. ls
n IIl--Nous condamnons toute atteinte cue lon
ehercherait porter aux droits acqus par les habi-
aM Do ce pays, quils soent mes aux Etats Unis gu
! fetnnger.
WSNous croyons uelc gouvernement federal ne
tot noint soccuper de lesclayage, 81 &c nest pour
luteger nos droits constituencies. i,
nous pronOncoDs pour unes forte politque
aaeorals qui entonre dune iRyiolaBe protection
le81nSsFle nom americein. et qui acc0mpagne ct
Auyegafde le citoyens de Union partput ol Il 30
Mons croyons que les Americans doiyent gou-
Slfusr IAmsrique ct que &C gonvernemcnt dpit re-
ailst del election. seal moyen egitne de reiorlne
vi 7ss. s,gs. ,-o,o,, i. 4. n.t,.n, ,,,,,,ns.
eaycnt etre offertes ct non sollictdos Nous con,
eAmnons les distributions dc places paImi Id horde
- sohclteurs qi les reyendiqtent CONNIE la RECON-
Dense de ieurs services. t
!, Wtl-Nous maintiendrons ct nous de:endrons Ia
vn;tlturion des Etats Unis, ainsi que Uni0, telle
uele existe actuellement, ct les dIoits des Etats
ssns leur ntagrita, exgeant en- meme temps que lie
general rcmplisse exactemeiit tous les
sey1re gui ini sont imposes par Ia Constitution.
.lA-.Nous approuyonsl lie programme adnpt9 par le
velse National dn parti Am6ricain, dams 80 recen-
nIeenion Philadelphia, mais nous rejetons l'Ap-
lli;ssiUA des principles du huitiene article aux
ashon4aes americains CONNIE njuste, contrslire a
~ sssiss e. completement indignes notre pays
sops Otesterons constamment conti fot,te attente
yueIon cherchcrat porter la liherte religieise,
- nous mettons au premier rang de nos convictions
0Pnnclpe gu entire lhomlne ct sa conscience Dicu
Eul ea Jage. Nous condamnons de ID maniere 10
tormele toate tentative ayant pour but,de faire
eans croyance rcligetlse une condition pour rsul-
2kaes fonctions poGtiq,es, ct nous ne nous join
s ssSns amais un part qui ne paztagerait pas com
pletement nos vues Get 6gard. a 5,s 4 -s g i553
A4-Nous ner sommes pas oppeses.A aucun parti,
omme organisation poltique, mnis nous serons con-
se .oas cenx qui combattrons les grands principles
= sasf'Seans que nous venons danoncer.
Doctvlssss d'Etat.
lEms. ID - 80 ~ = =
aSSucation della jeunesss du pays dams les ecoles
Organization constitutionnelle dc Ia commission
Administration plus eflcace du depattement des
ss@eloiat!ons intsrieures dams 10 but d'ameliorer
sose navigation interieure. tsss M XII
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- sssv.rn.sr, =
CHARLES DEkBle5N
=. z ~ M. .xao.vsrnt.. ~ - ~ M
,f,OJIs =. .TExADA
IVA va sS4sSs S sl "a DE- 4RApides
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kObhhA y. - .;Fssl Al1n. 7 81
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W IJJjR jRs AII
~ . nv id'oasss Basen aoose'
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ALlGn h0ooAxsa = Canon,
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i JvssskHs ~ - a5ccOnQ ucket q Fiat 1mericAaQs y
etelt tres-nombreuse: qnelle atTteuse bls5SSie
! ponr roua seyvir June locution essentielen,e1ii
rs :sss
Cent plastres de rtcompense 4 qni fere con:
| naltfe IL rnembres Dc cette asseniblte.
Nous Algnons sinceren,ept nos atlycrsaires
sar ieslr cause dtit etre bien mAuvaise. pour ne
sfas susclter que daussi pitoyables moyens. fEx-
pncateur. l'
~ ) ~, + Z :, !, s. - !, "a
YktE DE VA Trrn NJ, !, - &
Nous avcns fsit connsitre 81, =. y, s,,,,s;
iion de Washington. 1e celui an; M I. Z ,,rs,
mier dams Id paix, le premier An. NJ .n.r.s
le premier dams le crur tla sas 5,
lnaiss quelquc Qrande cue anti cet 1. a,stn,;tx
&C. nsst pos 10 seule a,,e ,,.,tre mart; y,
voquer. II ' Ell d'autres, oui 4. t,oiyent ms
paraltrc moins respectables 1 tout Amxrica;n
de bonne fol, dams qucIone partil ou, n so;t !.
nous vollohs les rappelerlaussi notre. nonnl Z
ton creole, ! laqnelle on soin de les cacher
La premier1 hue Mons cit.rons e; a.t &.
source ct de nature 1 confopdre cenx ,Ie M,
adsersaircs qui, tout en-, nous lanennt NJ ~.
cusations ct mile aDathe mes au suiet az l;m-
migration. prtfendent afre f,.,,,c,s... So n.
cole De Jefferson. Cette autorite eet cella "a
Jefferson llli-meme.
L En- 1857, lorsqu'on discutait dams il y irp;;-
ME 4 question de sayoir 81, pour aurmc6ter' i
population, line convie,,drait pas d enconras,ar
Immigration, Jefferson sopposa tperciioue.
ment ce moyen; s. n S.
!. ~ 4,ran55 ,,5;, ~. -.
ayec eux IL n,nc;ne. 4,
III IL s,,nt ;inb;,s ,,e,;. A.
al b;en .s;is I. ro,,r,roat o.s.,.,.. i, -. =
pou,er cc 81. nor a. x,h.n... = = -. =.
i iiiceuce efirdn4e en Ena nassan, - coe,ns ss i, s
,,r;nn 4 ent ~ 49,. Y 3. = u
.oarnnt ! u, ,,a,,. i, !, sUAs = PSF
norton h au, n,,r.hr. - -. s''..'. as - plo-
esprit lie en- tletourueront. chan oaro,t i. d;,.o
ton ct en- feront IN tont heterop.ne. ;ncohx
rent et dtsor1onne. i s.
&; Ion s,a,,.
ia t,,.ls 6.,,a,ts .,;,,a.. !. s9''s.e
sse ;mm;r,at;on o,o :. :.
tions d. Euro,,e ~. ~: =
ben se ranpeler ono mons ro,on. - -.
toni monent dams l.JTn,n ~ i.. 80:
gss;par des Granger, a. talent nrschant [ ~. T.,
ycrtemept. lea uns l.. ,no,n,.rcb;e .le
l'arstocra,ie Il le b;enfaits 81 81 nst;.nt;an.
si con,ra;res aux n;,tr,.s J, nos l;hs,.ss @ ,as.
.utres les b;enfait. d.rn ND. y. H.. =
.naire oui ya iusoa.a labol;t;on T. to,,.e .,,tn
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tarceii from NewerIeans with a well selected stock
of ia Dies DRESS GOODS,
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pIanIasion Uooas, ncgrp niinKvts. .aefesa, Lin
seys, etc, ete. general stock Of Plantation Medi
ches Of the beet9uality; also, large stock Of Gro
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Fuel. ......,...i..,.,..4- 2 0Dj
Boarders who have fire in their rooms will furnish
their Own fuel and lights. yHSN
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preaching on horseback. They were rough
looking fellows, dressed iiss asptihgahirts. and
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lsatfa, o. -, alls f: il. s.f
bcker Life Insurance Company Of tina city Of New
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IL s1f n 1sIs a 1sisiI,---s5ass, Ca ui stpip,i
DAO the stage stand at Madame Estii 81

ettes, in Bellevue, about the 10th of ;Au- 49,
= 1,,l, 4a;J fl a
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M. PlERcr.--L president des Etstt unis
est srriys Harrisbourg, dams Il Psnnsylys.
ME, L rs septembre, et : ~ aceusilli avpsSss
gYsrs. cordial ny ~ u popshtsss:
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& oPELoUsAss sAMRDI MlTIN, 1s ooroBRE 1855,

t l'slecticn 4 1 IN yasaa sssnte JOIN,
& lA Il yeRonss xisodtss done. top ts.i Baxile
aura eu raison aps fois ~ plus ssss9 VS.
y = g danger aa cn ~ mis- y nom az notrs n
Tcenasadc George Eastis; jr.: = dement, Cat
sous 4 mAin:
. On yous : Dig encore que lsatsmbl blte qui :
design6 b !. Second ticket a Fiat American y
etait trtsnombreuse quelle aiItsuse bisJliIs,
pour nous servirI dune locution essentiellenlsnt
dsmocratiquel sss {.
lent plastres de recompensc I qni ea cons
nAltre 'dix nembles d cette assemble
4 Nous plAiglons sinceren,ent nos adycrsaires,,
ssr isslr cause doit etre bien nlsuvaise pour no
s'as susciter que d'aussi pitoyables n,oyena. Ex-
piicateur. ss5ia
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II on heavy clay soils, unless aecompa-
MED with the most perfect system of
drainage. as such soils viii soon settle
down into their former compactness,
Increasing wetncss without providing
for its escape.
The clay soils are more difficult to
bring up to the highest degree Of ferti-
lity, more difficult in culture and drain
age; yet when brought up. retain it
longer; or as the celebrated and eccen-
trio Mr.. Randolph used to say of it.
eft has better memory" And such
was his real. or pretended, aversion to
clay soils, that often times. in his brill
liant, and witty, and sarcastic fire side
and bar-room conversations, playing on
the name Of his great rival in the House
of Representatives, he would declare
that i" no man could make any thing
out Of clay, at top or BOTTOM
To be continued.
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THg MAISY Law IN BosToS.-The
enforcement Of the liquor law gives a
great deal of trouble in Boston. In
six months there we're four hundred
and fifty.G,e violations of the Law
and the offenders prosecuted. Mayer
smith, IN his inaugural address on Mon.
day, remarked;
"Thosc familiar with the working Of
sell. interest IN these prosecutions TO
eTade the penalties 81 conviction rep.
resent that there is a fearful amount DC
hypocrisy, misrepresentation, and viii
ful pe1uries committed, Indicative &c 4
state u decentralization so truly pain.
lal a. 70 lead many Of the stanchcst
friends 81 temperance to lament that
the attempted suppression Of a vice lie.
siruetvs to rep9tation aud the body
should sometimes peril tie soul by sins
VI darker hue"
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w,Is,seroN AND MANCHESTER Raj

WILaiNGToN AND MANCHESTER RAIL
ROAD he annual meeting 81 The stock
holders was held N Wilmington last week.
Gen. lIariee having declined a e.elecilon
10 The Presidency Of The Company, j..
Eli Gregg. ol Marion District, was elect,
ed in his place.
We learn from The Reports made 70
The meeting. that the aggregate receipts
of the road for The year past have been
1895. 500 90. aud The expenses slsS,
$50 ~. Mel profit, $751;, O64 20.
The receipts FIR The next year are es-
iimaicd al 100000.
Tie road is 100 mites long, We believe,
and ro.i - ,33l.273 4G, equal 10 Sl4,is3
per n,lle.
The debt Of The company is 81. O70.
rs IS; and ], has assets 10 The amount Of
about s3O0.000. applicable 10 The pay
ment II The debt.
l2s Mills of the road were graded by
Stockholders il paynen. for their sub,
scrlpI'ons. Fay. O5s.
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The Baltimore American saws. "The

The Baltimore American saws: "The
disbanding Of Military associa tions.
composed exclusively Of foreign or of
naturalized citizens, meets with APP
prevail among even those who are 9th
erwise opposed 10 the Know. Nothing
movement. We have always regarded
such organizations as unwise and impO-
little, and 10 be discouraged upon ibc
broadcast grounds Of propriety both BY
those who are American citizens by
birth, and those who become soby natu-
ralization.
They have a mischieyous tendency
10 perpetuate national associations, dis.
tinctions and peculiarities. that must
ever render the naturalized citizen,
whistle thus ostentatiously adheres to
them, an object Of jealousy to The native
born. All these pesuIiariIies and dis
tinstions il should be tie object Of the
adopted citizens to forget from the mo.
ment he declares his intention of ask
ing from his adopted land the bestoaal
Of its highest pri, ilcgcs."
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4 W. would again call the attention Of the
reading public to these interesting reprints by
l.. Scott 4 CO., tho prospectus Of which will
be found in our last page. The new volume
of the North British Review commenced with
the November number; Of the other Reviews
and Blackwood, the new volume commences
with the January numbers. The present is
therefore favorable time for new subscribers
to commence. The four Reviews and Black
wood can be had for $40. Address l.. Scott &
Co., 81 Gold street, New York.
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6elds--I 10 moi know tho exact provis-
ions hy which The Stale gives ard 70 this
company, 8. The Dan River and Yad-
kin r. r.. running from The Coal fields
IN Rockingham. 10 Henderson IN Grans
yille-I do not know upon wha, terms
the State is brought in; A. The Albe>
marie and Chesapeake canal, a ship chan
mel. through Curriiuck county, IN which
the State endorses bonds 10 The amount Of
$3.50 900; s. Deep river, &c. in which he
Slate is called on 10 endorse bonds 10 HE
amount Of $500 900. Besides these Sc
nate Bills, there are Two which have pass
ed The Commons and are now pending N
ihe Senate: /. The Eastern Extension,
in which the State takes stock 10 the NJ
mount nf Sl.066 600; and, 2. The Will
minglon and Ru,her(ordton X. r., which
rms along our southern border from The
Manchester r. X. 10 Rulherlordlon, and
which provides thai whenever the siock>
holders shall have graded 25 miles, the
State shall endorse The bonds ol The CONF
pany for 100000, and SO for every ad,
iliuonal 25. until il is completed. You
see from Ibis thai Norlh Carolina has EN-
ba,ked upon an extensive, il moi an extra
VACANT system Of Internal improvement.
Tile race which is running here by The
different parties is very warm. You will
Judge as much when mention that even
so devoted and well tried friend Of inn
movements as Governor Graham Tags be.
hind. None of The projects have YET
passed both Houses; il 10 to be hoped
that all OF them will not. Circumstances
may occur 10 vary present appearances,
bur my own opinion. from The lights a
round me, is. tina, they will all pass. Al
any rate. we .hsll see what We shall see,
that being always sale prediction.
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Dis. WmLnM G aPrRs, one ofthe Bi,h.
ops ~ the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, died II his residence ii Ander.
son eourt House. on Monday morning.
u The Goth year 81 lis age. ne was
elected Bishnp IL 1876, and was pre-.
emiueItly distinguished for the urban.
~ Of bis manners. the elegance ofhis
style, the oratorieal finish and force Of
his pulpit ministration; and also, for
the prominent part he always took in
the affairs u the church. IL which he
was e,era distinguished ornament, and
which will deeply. feel bis loss."
Wii,piEgfm Hssald.
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HEALTH or Ma. NAsos.-The Paris
correspondent " ille New Ynlk Tribune
under date u lllh instant, writes:
Il i will great Satisfaction Ilai am
Ibis week enabled 70 report marked IN
Prayemeni 10 The condition or Mr. Ma.
sons lleslih. The prospect 81 cum-
pleie recovery from his late dangeriu.
ailsck i. row altogether probable. Ii Is
NOT anticipated. however. lhai.he will
again resume tiie duttes II his Office. ii
DE meantime Mf. pIati. Las been recnr.
med by tie French Government =
charge d'AfIaurs. aud VI. Jnhn d. VII.
bor. IT,. aud NJ. Byron Kirby have been
appointed silachees.
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a familiar phrase. a. much 50. sImosi,
As The four cardinal points Of the COM
pass, and VET many are unable to de-
fine il. The four points are. first. The
free navigation Of the Danube; sernnil,
the free navigation by all the fi,e Pow.
ers Russia, Turkey. England, France
and Austria ~ the Black Sea; third,
The abolition Of tie Russian protectorate
Of tie principalilics aud fourth. the
abandonment BY Russia 81 her assumed
right g proteet Greek Christians III
Turkey.
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CUBA--alR. BoYcE's SPEEon.--Tbe
speech Of Mr.. Boyce, Of South csrol,.
%, whirh has attracted 30 much amen.
ton. = well worthy Of pemsal. II has
been deemed. FOR close aud lucid reason.
ing, The gem q The session. The speech,
as reported 10 Tie Congressional Globe.
isol much length. and We are able 10 give
oniy that rsn which bears on tho fsIa.
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"Wednesday, February 2.
Town Eiection.-At an election he

Town EicctiOn.-At an election held
in this place on Saturday last, for Magistrate
Of Police and Commissioners, the following per-
sons were elected
Lemuel Lynch, Magistrate Of Police.
James @. Turrentine,
Josiah Turner, ST.,
George Laws,
Charles NJ. Latimer, Commissioners.
Levin Carmichael,
Joseph Reese,
John ]. Freeland.
From the close polling, and the large majori-
ty given for the persons composing the present
Board of Commissioners, it is generally suppo-
scd that the "Know Nothings" were about
whom the ticket was prepared; and yet few seem
TO know anything Of Sam" Where does he
keep himselfl We ask for information, as the
question is frequently propounded to US.
Since the above was in type, we put the
question, Where is " Sam !" to one who pro-
fesses to "know something" and received the
following satisfactory answer: !" Ask Mr.. Wise,
of Virginia, after the election in May, and he
will probably be able to tell where Sam IS"
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We are infomed, SAYS the Washing
ton Star. that the new Spanish Govern
ment promise the Cubans that the taxes
OF that island shall be reduced, and
that il shall have liberal government
aud local legislature.