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Or Mssonicrhs chesrr and members o. National Lodge
Masonic Hail. o
this ocock n maize
10 bury our Wer.hipfuI Master, LyNDE ELIOT.
fussrsi viii from his late t.sdencs
ooh sunday O'Clock, Master Mason-
frnfrrnaly invited
nv order 81 the 3 w
octs-m RuLos Erwin, Secretary
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A TRUE PICTURE.

The Tntegenoer the old and hgblyrespeced organ Of
the Dutch Reform Church. alludes Beechers ndepend-
eut follows "a hybrid concern published somewhere
in Beckmnn street. which advcres Itself as religious
while Il Is outrsgeousy reckless and inscriptions
in is fiery parsanshp than the adventurous Herald
with which il consoris in tone, purpose and spirit
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wc,ton the redsnce Of hi. shsr, The ID instant Or
JAMES w. CAusTEN edr, Of J.sss H. C.usrs, aged -
years.
In the death Of Dr. c.usrrx city has lost valuable and
ersn FIRMLY Of s brightest H'
leave Saint Johns Church O'Clock Moeay the
his feuss requested attend without further
notice.
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mo. 569.l
Notice

Notice
Of The Establishment Of tpo additional Land Offices in n.
Territory Of Minnesota.
pursuance Of Congress, approved July g. 1856 emit
establish additional
rory II Mnneso embracing all that portion Of the Territory
line dividing townships As
the river and
township determined hereafter by the
Land Once OF said extending
Missouri river said districts 10 be called the
northwestern districts which districts divided
line dividing ranges eighteen west hereby
land Offices for said
uct BucnASAsn Lake Superior,
northucern of OJIEwAY,n
uver at DC of hudd
hand city of Washington, this third
October, A. d. ie56.
BY order OF the President:
THoS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Oct 4-law6wt lint. Star
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BY LEG X A r II.
Hoosmsni. Of Prsrid,nf Pierce.

Hocsmenh Of Prssideat Pierce.
CoScoRD, Oct. 3.The President viii lesve Hlsboro' on
Saturday, and pass directly TO Andover, where he win
main the Sabbath He has accepted invitation to be
present the printers festival in Portsmouth, Monday
while in Portsmouth he will be the guest Of the city, and
win also be received at the navyyard with national salute
and all the honors due the The Presi-
dent will be present the New Hampshire agricultural
show IN Concord Wednesday next
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE
RES OF MARYLAND.

The following drawn numbers OF the Maryand Conso
Lottery for benefit Of Carroll County, &C. class ~,
drawn october q 1855
"a 60 / As &c "a 10 90 II 80 IS "a II Is
The following Pstapsco Institute
Lottery class 900, drawn Octber 2, lt55i
Al 81 0 81 &c II 80 "a co 10
X. FRANCE Co., Managers.
ID. II. McPHAIL, Commissioner.
A.
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Ex-senator Dixon, Of Kentucky deeply cherished
slant;
In such contest surely patriot North South
hesitate to the be should pursue II he would
bis country let him his vote Tor Buchanan and Brsotp-
ridge the only national candidates. having hop. Of
cess"
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BLACK REPUBLICAN LOVE FOR OUR NATURAL
lied CITIZENS.

Tho Elkhorn (wslworth county, wisconsin, Indepsnd-
ent--an ultra blaok-republican paper-ssys,
"The negroes just much entitled 70 rot.
body and far ability ia concerned they ara ahead Of
ths -a neory Of the Lih and Gumans and other foreign
c,tiss.s."
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6g 1ssonio1 mbe o. Potomac Lodge No 5ae hereby
nohsd their hall tFpnday 5 inst st3
O'Clock, funeral of Brother Washington Berry
y. r. GfRDs,
Oct w. N. Potomac Lodge No. s.
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Heavy Failure.

NEW YoRK Oct A-The extensive produoc-house Of Ma
Collins failed to-day. The firm did very heavy bust
with tho West being the largest receivers in the city
-four and grain Their liabilities reported to reach
nearly 100000 The failure said be owing
cessful operation In Europe.
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states found voting for the democratic PsryvOng for
the Union and the constitution and voting for Buchanan
and Brsckinrdge-ths Of OHIO win not be found
wanting.
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THE n.nishsd son, snd other stories OF the Heart
IL BY Mrs Caroline Lee HtntH I vol.
Never Too Let. 70 Mend by Charles Reads. In 2 vols
Lives Of Robert and Thomas Add. Emmet by H. r. MADDEN
VOL
vonsy = New Rcsesrches Ancient History, | vol.
Popular History Of English Bite Translation by Mrs n. @
Conrnt ! vol.
Oct FRAsCK TAYLOR.
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CHICAGO, Oct. a.-Governor Geary has issued procla
masn for election Of delegates to Congress and the State
legislature, to take place the 9Th Of October.
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.Nenm.r Or,rnrd Rnnnd.


NKw YoRK, Oct. 4.-The steamer Washington sailed a
for Southampton, taking out sl63,oo0 in specie.
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OFFICIAL.
TRGlsuRT DErAKTMsNr,
May ~, 1855.

TKr,suhr DErAHTssSr
May ~, 1886.
NOTICE hereby given ue stock su,d puu.
Congress Of 2ad Jsy, 1876, Il re-
deemabe BY It's and will be paid The Treasury
OF certificates hereof November NEXT
when interest thereon will
This department purehsse prior 10 said
day Of redemption, and viii pay therefor following premium in
addition 70 The interest accrued % the day of purchase
days interest for the money 20 reach the vendor;
On received Treasury me let day Of
July Inclusive one per cent on
the specified In the cerhhchtesI
On sue stock received between the IL and a August
fourth Of per cent
accrued thereon, and dy additional ouy 10
psd.
Certificates of stock transmitted under his motto.
assigned the United States by the parry entitled
purchase and when prior LIT July,
hAyear' interest also be assigned stakeholder,
otherwise such interest win be payable heretofore.
And notice further holders o. stocks United
states that this department will purchase
day q June and the h day u December uns The Of
81 500 shall be previously obtained and will ty for
addition from day
Of interest," days money reach
the vendor, the ioliOw.ns of premiums
Of the loan 1872 premium Of 10 cent;
On stock Of loans Of 1871 and ss rsuu Of 10
issued III. Of 9h September 1850
monty called TeIan indemnify stock, premium Of
Certificates transmitted under this notice should duty assigned
the United party entitled receive money
psviou. Juy curseui hsfysafs interest
assigned BY the present siockhnder,
interest Coz the half 70 that day vii BE- payable 70 him here
roforc
TOT al the foregoing ~
Boston, New YOrk, Philadelphia, the
Sarus. entued TO receive The money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
May qs-dihlaNov Secretary Of me Treasury.
IMPORTANT FROM NEW YoHFx.-trras almost
suspended In RroadwayTUt KEN bas made bis dram tho
iiamphsut with
tie prepared
osrexto pubic. ould afford him pleasure
confident that he has IN his arrangements facility for
complete satisfaction
Tenn. moderate Exhibition no ehsrs,. -
Merchant Tailor, No sas Pcnn-yivsns svenus,
Sep lp-eodfw between ~ and 9Th streers.
DuvaU A. Bro, Merchant TaiIors,
receiving good. style.
~ impprtafioas New York
They styles.
Our customers and citizens generally invited TO call ,ar and
DUyALL n BRO Penn vetue,
Between -Four and-s halt and strh streets.
Sept oo-tod9win
A PERSON MAY RECEIVE uis OWN LIFE rNsU-
"A RArCE,-n the Mutual BENEFIT Life Compsny we
nsns TO pay persons death, OF N he survive y Ne sxy 10
Those Who wish dividends Of the coming year
should have their applications dated
A. the approaches for those desiring projection
please beat mind thar we ofr them good companies largo
j. g. LEWIS sur,r,rtrna.,,
sspa-.od'tt Once on IN street, below cen. ?. o.
EOR sALEs-A end, % and als,
streets, 90 feet inches NJ los feet ~ ircVs deep
THIS N efr
and Is opposite the elegant residence Of lieut. worshu, uhes
for mc. who -ish 70 purchase % I've desirable s
AiNsn s,rpssp.'., No. aa rsps.ypsasa sssrry
otS~d'- between sh snd tVta 4 ects,
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THE Undsrsisned, for several years prst oact.i
translator 70 the Department Of stsie respectfully tenders hi
services pubic claims
fore foreign
spsnh, French, Portuguese and lfsisn Geni,uen
the Of ciso foreign
wis. and requiring faithful and reliable ~ legal
land tides end n
the undersigned
rendition % idomsuc and technical phses long pfao
Publishers throughout Union
accurate Transitions rcrn books literary IND
Their neres, 10 sppv The undersigned and rely
orders being psomp'y and satisfactorily srecutsd.
For further particulars spply TO
l.. FITZGERALD TAHfsTRO,
$50 street. between io,h lin Washington cry D. e.
June Qf-dlY
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hunksl Co.. Lessees
Iohh T. foTd.. Manager
Also u uhe Baltimore ARd Richmond Theatres.
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open ~ o'cloek-Perormance
AT
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EoR sALEA c In the wes, end Tho %
streets, 90 feet inches NJ Ia. feet ~
This korhno sn
and opposite elegant wopshu'i uniss
sses navy, rapidly improving location rhsnc~
for hc.- -ish puehsse an,
,ssen np. inquire u WALL.
A,Rsn siepssn.'s, No. aQ rsns.yisasa sssrrg
oett~~sa- between On end tUt, ects,
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G Il N Err AL N L w s.

ExpoRTsThe total value of foreign exports from the
port of Baltimore for the past week is S26s55s Included
10 these exports barrels of four 1895 barrels
Of meal bushels of wheat 1884 bushels of corn
and 1919 hogsheads of tobacco.
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WH,rs spanish nr.nay, white wine vinegar,
X casks white Spanish brandy, eth proor
halfpipe white wine vnersr
rs barres pure cider vinegar
100 lbs. white ard brown mustard seed
Long pevper ard whits ginger
Together srrs and comsle,s rest lupoy,-d
-ricss, suitable for the pckiine season.
IN storp, sale ny WILLIAM N Cpfpra
96teof 81 Lnuisisna bet 9Th and an stier.
nIILisERY.-Mss THOMPSON w,n oren fail and yyJ.,c,
wi pririrerr Saturday, October a. $500
HUTCHINSON MUNRO'a Fancy Shore
DO pennsyvana avenue, between Oh AID lo,n streets.
oct a--dAm ="
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Know alt persons by these that has
and hereby releases the State Of TEXAS from Inability OF
claim for the payment OF c.rhca evidence OF debt unm
Der , Tor The sum Of -, issued W republic Of
feras Tor BY the nuthoes o The may
be and redeemed by the Unrd te pro-
visions Of an act OF Congress ented An provide the
payment OF such creditors Of republic are cum
September nine eighteen hun
a6y approved 2s % sebrnsy ~ and m nct
Of the Stale % TEXAS, approved the m of Febray Is
A. witness my hand and seal,
Aur0
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RE receiving their fall and goods u the
~ and impuratoas New York.
th~ the a
Our and cirens rsnssy invited early and
make their selections
DUYALL n BRO renn ue
Between -Four and-s -half and strih streets.
Sept o-todQwin
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TRsAssHY DEPAKIAsRT,
August 20, lss6.
Whereas me following Joint Of Congress become
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We continue extracts from letters received in this
city democrats in different parts of the Union whose
character and position such to give great weight
their statements and opinions:
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A PERSON MAY RECEIVE uis ov
"a RAnCE.--In the Mutual reneft Life Inc
insure 10 rsy At q persons death, o. N he sn'
paid 20 himself Thisis worthy the attention
Those ~ho wish 70 share in the dividend.
should have their Applications dated s0on,
A. the ssason approaches for ere, those der
please bear n mind thar we offtr them good CO
capitals, and pay losse. rromptiy.
Sept T--sod'tt Once on TN street,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-04
HILLSDALE MICH, TUESDAY, MARCH A, 1856

guileless as the fawn that bounded away star
ted by her Approach. Her mother too enga-
ged herself breathing the pure and whole
some air Of the country, and both felt that
thei, escape from the city was prvidential.-
Mr.. Allen visited them occasionally bringing
them such necessaries as they stood in need
of. Once when he came he was not alone,
for he was accompanied by young gentle
man whom he introduced as Mr.. Stuart, and
who seemed to take on unusual interest in
every thing that Effie said or did. After
this he was seldom accompanied by Mr.. Allen
whose visits become less and les. frequent,
uitil he with his family were invited to at
tend the wedding of Effie and Mr.. Stuart,
md seldom have we seen happier gathering
then that at the simple cottage Of Mrs Emelyn
MI. Stuart was not wealthy, but the proper
ty Of Mrs. Emelyn was recovered by a course
Of law. They purchased beautiful villa,
just out Of the city, for Effie could not think
of again returning to the fashion and noise
of city life, however that she is wealthy again
her fashionable acquaintences eau again recog-
nize her, and to her they wonder where she
has been spending the summer, that they
have not seen her. but she has learned
good lesson where she has spent the summer,
and is not very anxious to renew their acqain-
tances.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-04
One Of the Speeches.

Job Kolik was "oro of 'eni" on the stump:
A double barrel throat and lungs as large as
two bushel baskets, enabled him TO clectrfy
his constituents up to q fighting point, in
less time than it would take for Susqchanna
raft to go. over Niagara Falls His great
speech, delivered in Bob Stubs ten acre lot,
was ,"crl,sher." For the sake of postcrity
we give an evtract: Hr,r N,ss
"Fellow Citizens You might just as veil
try to pry up the Atlantic ocean with a broom
straw, or draw this ere stump from under my
feet with harnesscd gadly, as to convince
me that amt a gwine to be elected this
heat. Ny opponent don't stand q chance
why lie amt as intelleotooal as a common
sized shad. Fcllers, | am hull team, with
two bulldogs under the wagon and a tar
buckct-I am. If theirs any body this side
of whar the sun begins to- blister the earth
that can wallop me, let him show himself
I'm ready. Boys, l go in for the American
eaglc-claws, stars, stripes and all; and may
burst my everlastin' buttonholcs, ef don't
knock down, drag out, and gougc everybody
as denies it."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-04
ryy- Eycry indulpence in laughter adds

ES- Every Indulgence in laughter adds a
year to our lives. The following dietctic
verses will therefore be heartily responded to
by everybody but Quaker:
Laughing docs person good,
Muscles exercising;
Helping to digest the food
So 'tis not surprising
That by laughing all grow fat.
Chasing off the yelloss,
Dark blue-devils and all that
Laugh, then, jolly fellows.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-04

LEAP YEAR.-In olden time unmarried
women used to wear scarlet petticoat during
leap year. If they showed the end of this
garment to any man, he was bound to marry
them, but could buy himself off by presenting
the lady with new gown-a cheap alterna-
tive.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-04

yNTIL locate permanently in lillsale, and enlers hs
w professional services 20 the inhabitants of this viii
lage aud its vicinity The yscm of medicine he practices
experience proven L. upeor in safety and efficacy
Aopshc systems whose heavy and poisonous doses break
down the constitution and is utterly inadequate
mancnty the majority of dute chronic diseases in which
Homeopathy specific and reliable. lie admits and advises
The OF WATER in all its modes of application, suitable
each Particular attention will be paid to all diseases
of chldrcn. icb9 55tf
OFFICE OF TIE 4. :. EXPRESs COMPANY.
IQSS =. - rkgE -yzzzsz-sz-zl OK
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ExTRAoRDiSARY LoSeEvITY--A, female
named Sarah johnson died in this city on
Monday, at the advanced age of one hundred
and twenty fire years! She must cer;ahhly
have been the roldst inhabitani," not only
of the city, but, Of the State, and was Of
course quite advanced in years at the timc
the Declaration of American Independence
was declared.--I Baltimore Patriot
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-04

Eg- II is stated by. Mr. Summons, a well
known English Statistical writer, that some
enterprising Frenchmcn have recently been
leasing marshes in Ireland. and sowing them
broadcast with lecches, in the hopes Of dcri-
wing large profits therefrom. Seven or eight
millions oflceches are imported annual into
London, and the value of those used in France
is estimated at 81, 900, ,00e or 81, 100000.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-04

In the list of patents issued from the Pat
ent Office, February 18th, 1855, we notice
one by James Whitecomb Of Detroit, Michi-
gan, for improvement in railroad spitch.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-04

cT The water house .,f TIE Southern
Read at Sfngit wal. burned tni'fhs ground
10 night week ts'w33 -.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-04
JEMELRY ATORE.

Watch, Clock, and Jcwclry Repairing.
TlHE subscriber has removed his Jowoy Store the east
side of Broad st. opposite his old stand where he may
found all sasonae hours ready TO do work in his line Of
busines short notice.
u IL He also keeps Watches Clocks Specacle Jewery,
God Pens and Pencil Cases for SALE of good quality and at
the most reasonable prices. l. 7. BRYAN.
An
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-04

Brown bread and GOOD ccuscience make
very god meal
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I,RS. T.. NJ. HALE 81 BRO.
TTAVE associated themselves in limited Copartnori
for the practice OF Homeopathic Medicine In The vii
lage of Hillsdalc and it's vicinity aud solicit the patronage
of its inhabitants. All calls will be promptly attended
H.. E. HALE,
Hillsdale Mich. felf9'j6f Jonesvillc, Mich.
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'TED STATES EXPRESS JOINT STOCK CON
Capital, SJ00,0o0.

-. OVER NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
IIE most rapid reliable and Of travel be-
tween New York and the other Atlantic cities and the
Great West The Company prepared to do general Ex
prcss business between New York. Dunkik Buffalo, Cleve
lard, Coiungs Cincinnati Toledo, Chicago and ST. Louis
Two Expresses enve New York daily for the above named
rtics in charge of Special Messengers with Bark Note Drafts
aud all kinds of Merchandise.
Principal Offices.
81 Broadway Is Seneca ST., Cor. Pearl,
New York. Buffalo
is Proprictors and Directors.
y, N. Barney, E.P. Williams,
- l. Mckay, A. II. Barney.
oaice door south Of IIillslale Exchange Hisale
u425yl g. CHANDLER & CO., Agent.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-02
D0ings in Congress.
A. p. o.

In the U. 5. Senate, on Thursday, Mr..
Adams resolution providing for the adjourn
ment of Congress on the 26th OF July, was Ia
ken up. Mr.. Seward opposed the resolution
on account of the condition OF business in Con.
gress. The debate was continued by Senators
Broadhead, Douglas and Hale, and the resolu-
tion passed. A resolution was adopted instruc-
ting the Committee on the Judiciary to exam
inc into the law regulating the succession to
the Presidency in case of the death of the presi-
dent. The rules of the Senate were amended
so as to make it the duty of the Chair ID call
members to order who violate decolum in de-
bate. The bill to construct military road
from Missouri to Carson Valley, was passed
finally.
In the House, during the consideration of
the bill to admit Kansas as a State, with the
Topeka constitution, Mr. Dunn spoke in favor
OF his motion to refer the bill TO the Committee
OF the Whole on the State of the Union. -
Messrs. Campbell, OF Ohio and Washburn, ot
Maine, argued that this would virtually kill
the measure. The debate was continued at
much length and spirit. Mr. Grow gave notice
that he should, on Saturday, move the prcvi-
GUS question on the bill. Mr.. Morrill,, from the
COMMITTEES on Territories, reported d bill Ito
punish aud prevent the prac ice of poygamy in
the Territories of the United States" which
was referred to the committee of the Whole ON
the state Of the Union.
| In the U. 5. Senate, on Friday, the bill for
making the southern boundary OF Kansas. and
the bill in relation to harboring ieserters, were
passed. The death of Hon. 7. ii. Bailey. a
member Of the House, was then announced. and
after eulogiums had been delivered, and the
usual resolution adopted, the Senate adjourned
In the House the death of Hon. Thomas II
Bailey, Of Va, was announced, euogiums were
pronounced by various members and, after the
adoption OF the usual resolution, the Hons,
adjourned.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-02

THE GLORIOUS FoURTH.-Next Friday will
witness the return of the anniversary OF Amerl-
can independence. The Odd Fellows OF Smyr-
ma, Dover, Camden, Magnolia and other towns
in Kent County, will unite with their brethren
in Milford, and celebrate the day in an appro-
pirate manuC! the Declaration Of Independence
will be read by DIR. r. II Clark, followed by
an address TO the Odd Fellows by ELIAS 5.
REED, Esq, who will be followed by the HON.
JOHN w. HousTON, with an Grafton suitable to
the occasion. RIcHARDsON's Brass Band of
Dover and Camden, has been engaged for the
day.
The Odd Fellows of Sussex County will also
celebrate the day in similar manner at George
town. G. p. Fisher, of Dover, will be the ora
tor of the day. A brass band has been en-
gagged.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-02

From KANsAs--1he Fight Jet,ccea ihe Mis-.
souriaas and U. 3. Troops ps--CHIcAeo, June %.
by advces from Kansas, we learn that the par.
ty of Mssourians, before reported dispersed on
the 18th inst by the troops Of Col. Sumner,
consisted of eighty well armed men.
Al hrst they showed iight but at the first
volley from Col. Summers troops, they made a
rapid retreat, throwing away their arms and
accoutrements.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-02

OF The following resolution was passed at
the American meeting held at Delaware City
on Saturday last. 1t breathes the proper spirit
that of the right of petition and remon.
STRANGE:
ReSolped, That large majority of the
legal voters of this county petitioned their Rep
resentatives in General Assembly, to pass Il
Prohibitory Liquor Law, and as Narionai Anne
ricans, recognizing the voice of the majority
were constitutionally expressed as the rule OF
legislation, we approve of the action OF our
late Representatives in voting for the passage
of said Act, in accordance with their prayers and
we hold that when majority of voters shall
in like manner petition for its repeal. it will be
the duty of our Representatives to vote for its
repeal.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-02

what we cOald see and learn, there is grow !
ing spirit of enterprise among the people, and
Sussex may yet be made to blossom as the rose.
A notice of Lewes, the Bay and Superior llo-
tel. the ' United States" we are compelled to
leave for subsequent issue.