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Smyrna times., 1859-01-20
Correspondence et tie Smyrna i2mes.
Visit to & SChooIhouse.

Mr. EoIToR Il stepped into a schoolhons,
'he other day,-oh, you needn't open your eyes
ana stare so,-yes, actually went into school
house And what do you think saw there
"eIl' the first thing | saw was lot of Girls
ana boys at least good many or more, all
gazing at me as though I'd been wIld Ee,>l
Now didn't believe there was anytbinr :.
very frghIiul about me-, and 50 turned arouna
to the teacher who was the second thing | saw.
and asked him what was the matter with IN.
young ones lie said he didn't know Ii had
been just two years and half since anybody
mad been IN the schooihousc before, and the,
we're just the same way then. He couldn'tteI,
he reason Now. thought could tell III,
reason, bat didnh Aud suppose same Other
people might tell the reason, but they ncednI
And that's all I've got to say now about n,
visit to the schoolhouse.
Yours yet, Spy.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20

Coon SToRY.-The following story is told oi
Jenny Mohar, who has SO long been the gar
dener of the Presidential mansion in Washing
ton:
The President had heard rumors that Jenny
was accustomed to get drunk, and be uncIvll tc
The visitors at the White House, SO one brighl
morning he summoned him into his presence tt
receive his dismissal. Jenny" said the
President,""l ! hear bad stories about you. Itn,
said you are constantly drunk and uncivll tC
visitors" Jenny was puzzled to reply-at
last he said: Mr.. President, hear muct
worse stories about you, but do you think be.
iiGve them!"
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20
Marriage bV PROXY.

" DR.. Gregory pronounced, at De Veux
College,, Suspension Bridge, n. Y, the mar
rage ceremony between parties who wcre not.
at the time, within 5000 miles Of each oiaer.-
It was done by proxy, the lady's father actt .
as proxy for the bridegroom. The affair took
place on the opening Of The new year, under Tie
toll wing circumstances: The BRIDE, for seven
yrars IA resident of California. after The death
u former husband, became Engaged to a zen
jirman res o,ng in that STATE, but having -
arge landed property IN McXIco BY some ar
rangcmrnt between the parties, the lady re
turned TO her Parernal home, AT st. Calharirr..
Canada VI est, whore her intended was to mccr
her. abOn tins time, and clam her as hs brld..
The recent troubles in MeXIco, however, LcInr
in the vicinity OF his plantations, drmaodcd MS
immediate presence IN That country, and forbade
his coming Nor h TO fulfil his engagement lie
thcr fore frankly wrote her Of The crcuu san
ces which detained bin, and enclosed IA rem
larry executed power OF attorney, which au-
thorlzed the lady's father To stand Instead ol
the bridegroom, and, tor him, enter MO palrI
monIal vows. The papers being executed IN
the United States, 1t was ihouuhl necessary TO
have the ceremony performed on this SIDE ri
the Niagara, and father and daug ghtcr anne over
TO the De NCuX College. and the lady became
the legal wife Of her California lord She will |
sail for her Pacific home about the Jth Of Feb. |
ruary, and there JOIN her proxy husband, or
seek linn III the wIlds of MeXlco.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20
POE TICAI..
GEMS OF EBEST

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Smyrna times., 1859-01-20

ACES OF PRESIDENTIAL AsPIRANTs.-A cor
respondent OF the Sonthern Monitor says the
following figures will be The ages of the per-
sons named IN the year lcG0: Crittenden Will
be II, Mclean IS, Rlvcs II, Bill ~. Com
Stewart -, Seward 40, Choate 50, Cu. hing g.
Hunter 81, Hammond 20, Breckenridge IS,
Blgler Co. DiX 81. DlchinSun 10, Cass 81. A. Y.
Brown 10, Wise 81, SlIdell II, Douglas 40.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20

W Statistics disclose Tie unpleasant fact to
travellers Intending to cross the Atlantic, thnr
mere Is one chance out Of eight Of their never
llVlng to see the other side. For the last four
years about 100000 persons have made ,he
tr'P' an tod. In that time three trans- Allan
&c steamers have been lost, with l,2GO lives
+ or The last twenty years the average loss OF
lite Is aO"ut one IN hundred
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20
. Q . . .

" Andrew Dryburg, florist, Of Phi'adcl.
phla, has recovered Slu0 from The New York
and Washington Printing Telegrdph pin Company,
Tor mistake III "a message. He received an
oFdrr from New York for two hundred boquefs,
ana alter cutting his flowers, he telegraphed to
NeW YORK Tor instructions as to The shape Of
the ooquetT, when II was found that an error
hhd been made; the original order was lor
$40"
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20

" Philadelphia did large business in di.
vorce9 last year. The number of appicatlons
was l@3; DEGREES granted, 10; applications
dismissed 3; do Withdrawn, 4; leaving 81 un.
decided. These figures ind cate deal of do.
nestle IntcIicty IN the CITY OF Brnrhery Love.
husbands and wives who desire To 1--we without
diEorcG should not 60 there. They should 90
to New York.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20

0@T- Beauty nipped in the waist is like rose
nipped in the bud. II is the shortest lived, and
falls off the quickest.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20

A New DoDGE.-Two fast young men formed
partnership in Boston for the purpose of doing
retail business, and opened two stores in di.
ferent parts of the city-one partner in each -
Their plan was crafty, for customers would visit
one of the stores, ascertain the price of an ar
ticle, and on stating that it could be purchased
elsewhere for less sum, would be told that
there was but one pace in Boston where il
could be done, and that was the store of -
Ohe other partneD who undersold goods TO the
infinite disgust of the entire trade. The same
process was carried on at the other store, and
the consequence has been that both together
each playing into the others hands, have done
al immense business, and realized large profits
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20
Dec, G:h. 1888.
vi | 5 { IILLANIIO OU :
Early History Of - IaWare.

GNAly GASLU4y VI - 4dWGIes
We have received the first number of \,
per entitled the =" Dtiavare State OJyerrc,
1t is published in South Milford, By Ennis &
Trniu, and is quite neatly printed sheet
From the many interesting articles in it ",
make the following extract from letter from
| Dover:
From 1850 to 1925 William Markham wa.
the Executive officer, rejoicing IN the stuu..ipD
tHIe OF Lieutenant General Of the Province ,o
PennsyIvana, County of New Castle ana .tLr
Territory depending thereon in Amcrlca."-
NheW why we could elect Governor nova.
days before one could pronounce all HAT II,
"as succeeded hy Patrick Gordon, who held III,
office tIl 1857; then George Thomas was com.
missioncd TIL 1851 Ills -ucccssor was James
Hamilton, up to the year 1853; then followed
John Penn, till l713. All the above held the
office "by the grace Of God, the King of Great
Br tam, ireland, Scotland and Wales"
The char OF Stale was next filled bv the H.
lustrlous Cesar Rodney, whose style and title
was but little less extensive than HIS predcces-
sors. lie was called" President, Captain, Gen.
eral and Commander. .Chlef" lis success.
sor was Thomas Collins, till 1893. when the
office became elective, with the simple title of
Governor.
The following is list of the Governors and
their Secretaries:
Joshua Clayton, Governor, James Booth.
Secretary. Cunning Bedford, Governor; James
Booth Secretary. Daniel Rodney, Governor;
James Booth, Secretary. James Sykes. Gov
ernor; Abraham RIdgely, Secretary David
Hall, Governors John FISHER, Secretary. Ma.
thanlcl Mitchell, Governor; Peter Robinson.
Secretary. George Trultt, Go. ernor; Thomas
Clayton, Secretary, who WAS succeeded by
William Warner. Joseph Hazlctt, Governor
Willard Hall, Secretary. Daniel Rodney.
Governor; Peter Robinson, Secretary. John
Clark, Governor, Fl. NJ. r dgely, Secretary
Jacob Stout, Governor; IL. NJ. Rdgey, Secre-
tary. Joseph Hazett, Governor; Willard Hall
Secretary. Caleb Rodney, Governor; Peter
Robinson, Secretary. Richard Babett, Gov
ernor: Abraham Rldgcly Secretary. Samuel
Paynter, Governor; II. NJ. Rldgely, Secretary.
Charles Polk, Governor; J. NJ. Clayton, Secre-
tary, succeeded by s. NJ. Harrington. David
Hall, Governor; 5. NJ. Huntington, Secretary.
succeeded by e. S. Layton. Caleb p. Bennett,
Governor; WIN. II. Jones, Secretary. Charles
Polk, Governor; c. s. Layton. Secretary, sue
ceeded by i. Frame. Cornelius p. Comeovs
Governor; Charlie Marim, Secretary. Wm.B
Cooper, Governor; John w. Houston, Secre-
iaTy. Thomas Stockton, Governor; John
Wales, Secretary. Joseph Maull Governor
George p. Fisher, Secretary. William Tenn
pie, Governor; George p. Fisher Secretary
William Tharp, Governor; ID. M. Bates. Sec
retary. William Ross, Governor A.P. Rob
inson, Secretary. Peter +. Causey, Governor;
J. X. LoAand, Secretary. William Burton,
Governor; Edward Rldgely, Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20
FoR WILLIAM BrRToN.
Total, 7,7Je
FoR JAMES s. BuckMAsrER
Total. 7.554
Ma ,o'ily for Burton, 204

The Speakers 't the tw" HOUSES then signed
the certificates al III GOVeruOrs eiec,iun
Aud on motion, Ih" liouses separated.
Mr.. Watson introduced u rrsoIui, On IN povto
William w. n. Dorsey the sum oi tour hundred
and t"rIy Ut" ""ats, u"irg The cxceas of
slave so'" i"' c. ne unc.. Toe sentence of the
CUnri ot Ii, ."C'i Ses~iu,-; wren Wns read and
On mo "h 4 AIi. .ntl aD".tru Sunn after
Mt. May movt Il a r, C"L~Iutiatu H. which vss
carried. NhereupUn The resolution was laid
OH the table.
Severa petitions for divorce we're presented.
read ard referred Mr.. PennewilI presented
the petition of James G. Wallace, administrator
OF John Bell, negro, deceased, who died mites.
tate, leaving on estate OF So, 800, and several
illegltmate children, who cannot claim as
hersat law, whereby said estate has eseheated
to the State, OrayIng that a 10 may be passed
vestIng m said children the right and title of
said State. Read and referred to committee
of three, with leave to report by bill or other.
wise.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28
ST. CLOUD VI S E;A rms Co, NJ IN NESOTA,
that class which exhibits itself ID indus
trial developments. He attained his pre-

that class which exhibits itself Id indus
trial Developments. He attained hiss S8prs-
eminence among men not BY TIC startling
disclosures ola miraculous development
of genius; but by patiently applytiins.s his
intellect in the omplishment az useful
results. He was prodigy not bys nature;
but by his prodigious industry. Other
men with powers ST mind perhaps equally
great have lived and died III insiigni ficance
who with Humboldt unWearried applica.
ton nigh have divided with him the In.
mortality Of his fame, possessing 4 great
mind coupled with great powers Of phhYsii-I
cal endurance, and iimpelled ~ a viii a.
arbitrary as that Of the Duke Of n Wclling--
ton, every subject which he turned his ~.
tention to #as his sure conquest and ]: d
pened up to the occupation Of his intel
lect Humboldt possessed little selfish
ness Surrounded from His youth up with
all the costly appliances Of wealth, 4 no
sbleman himself and battered and fed. up.
on the pap of royal magniicence, had per
isonal convenience Or self:interest entered
at all into his estimate Of life lie would
l. Il u ~ Y &.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28

THE CRoPs Obssrva tions during a
absence Of three or four days I'M the coun-
s., hare imp sssed rs avorably rsga rding
the crop prospect III the Southern por-
tion Clermon Count il which our trip
was chiefly confined, wheat WAS not injured
ia tho slightest degree 81 fftost though Il
was sufficiently severe o !; cut down tthe
corn. arnels With u hon eonv,Slinsed,
are &c opinion that thc
yield 81 wheat will III in thats ~.
tiion, both IS regards quantity md quality,
IMAM Efor several years past Corn III HI Ia
coysre entirely fro tIIle eill6ects Sc the
II alt islds that looked oars ~
|ptpunilii 6atuzsa. ys
~ u owing
III md topsons laiins 81 -
dlli n =; Ius h 8;
III 81 J, y y q. & &
II g
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28
Slavery in the District Of g columbia
y HARD CASE.

$50 M e ~ y -. Z. a.
~ 49, a, ~. la.nisa ~
mos. n4 ueston.p,p sr Az ena. sne maA
y, !, - me 1 $3.50 ICY, Nn,en ae,slss
ma. piaoA 'nsu n !. Io llents Wh y
Wh'.e men rs o9una g lesPect, y prae.
slcal '.s' ~ l,o .le ss.sc. q yoiunIpla
IN inc zosn oay g y arcns ias. fn = a
uei Mason 1r y 5eolorsd man q this city
ana Dist1lct g Colnmbla) Waa trled and
convlcsea, II me ollninal ooul. 9 =. tnls
c,ty anu nis'f!c.' - rs grave charge q
harporing ana entertaining the save boy
ben, n e., iass, JOE one ~ h 2,
hoafs lne lnolosmens con lSl Inree
counts, nnder some old nar r colonial
,aW concoctea ana devised ~ Wnom no
poay knoWslons since opsoiese ana TT
gotsen' 1or les nominal cate Y I!Vd nearly
iVO years before ~ the American =, heyoiufaon
ana the re, unde e, sag old BR1TIsH ACT
was, oase nst,'are 1eonas1s "a tooaeeo rec
hossy ioT enc ,s1'sa G, 't l'
he 1acts IN ln me case are these; SAID
MASON J, and hi Wite we're onec slaves OF MISS
sally g i, oaIan & orIes1 and al resided
near ~ alpo - ND. pome years since, sald
manusl MASON Was taken sck ana was
eonnned Win una rn El
ana Ras ~ me DOCTORS gwen up as Incn-
rable: me mistress then offered 20 sell 'ell
MN ZOE @loV collars, put 20 one would buy
nm aIIer 2 long Whlle, he oegsn IS By
g ttse neoseI, ana h1s mlssress snsn 9ns!ed
a. TOT ,, PouV, Dut nopoey oula ply nlm
Then tne mistress tod ~ ason tnas sne
would sen MN 70 i1or we and
&c might PAY her, by ,nstalme g 80
aug agree n by nl 20 selI, ano nas since
paid e ail q ERE Pow. W,
In the msantlme, he nas recos
ered his leaich and streng s ssred h1s
Wlfe Dy tne MONTH l. and py inc year kept
house, and raised several ch,ldren s. Do
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28
N. N SMITH.

D.eale;r in r cal Estate
~ o@ee On River Street, opposite the Ferry,
sAINTsCL oUD, NJ Il. 81
4 IL persons desiring to invest il Lands or
II ToWn Property IN . part Of the country
vhioh is ii soil .ad filling
With bona fde settlers, can find favorable op-
portnnities by app wing to the undersigned.
II Properly for sale in the towns. Of Hartford,
81. Cloud, NeHburg, Brottsburg, Mile Lac and
all The bert paying towns IN this part Of the
ssuntfy. ii NJ n. SMITH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28
Republican State Convention.

4 $50
The Convention met in tho House Of
Rcpr esentatives, 1t St. Paul o. "Wednesday
the Goth. JARED BENSON -o-alled the
Convention y to order, Amos CooaswEIL
was called to the chair After prelimin-
sries and appointing committees, Mr. J. II.
Baker moved that Mr.. Joseph Hoxsie, ofthe
City Of New York, be invited to address the
Convention. The motion was carried With
loud applause, and Mr.. Hoxie was condiuc.
ted 10 the stand amid deafening cheers, md
addressed the Convention % follows: s. s.
NJ lie said he had been On 4 journey through
this beautiful and liberty loving State, and
was at this time On his way eastward ia, hi.
family. He happened ID this city oppor.
atuslnely, and hearing Of the State Conyen.
stioni to assemble had made his way shither
glad OF the opportunity to meet with sucl
.. body, though he had appeared without il
yitatipn. But he ,Was not among strangers
they were brothers, al Of one grand fa,ni
~. We know each other he raid, and
kind Of mesneric influence 20 natural rec
|ognitions Of kindred feeling binds us togeth
er - one harmonious brotherhoo y I fee
a home here, even though al that ] se1
are strange faces. I had 40. intended L
speak when / made my way here, but woul,
ny that this IS the best looking assembling
lof Black Republicans Fever laid my eye
on. laughter IN fact, you look as vel
I q soA'te men (Prolong ed applause q
rejoice, he continued, to say thatin th
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28

80 =, = w. =
not, ana ye VIII take BENJAMIN PEI : asodv! ~
And 70 september las., one 81 sne numer-
I9r1ned ponce q tnl y cliy II. ap-
loacAeu me hu.npls lesluehce !, - saw \,
s0n, ~ pursuit. q me tlttla 9oy !,
nen ib'en VINO was sho 81 a,ssanse 1rom
tne nouse, Jaw th,s 'ana'oynseG encer q
.as government m, 40 ia1 = . paI.s y.
nuo'n = NJ onicel W. ~ ssu ~ IVY
Den; " = ne u1a ne VIZ IT, ,1Ds u !, nl
~. ueilahueu tno4ooy y sne 1asne., WY
~ h1l n91 Y nls posssss,on - pows. auu
NJ lsu's nss $50, wy .,oh
80 sle eneel loa.u ~. ~ ~ poy IS
1e4ues.eu laser St y !aenei - II arg
!.oA p ~ u Doy ana pIlhs 3 ni - ele ol-
Y n's w. Us = w = Z lsM
.ns gih e .flss:sa 4 s1iu
1850, pu sog ~, ~ Delola usslag " +,
llan. l. utio, nssa;, nus, hoi us.a"aul
1lu = !, = ~, ~ = 80 -.
lme alsehsI "a sl'a Way 3, 80, ~.
~ a:su Rvse 1870 a ~. Ut,
80 e'slss :. w Psass' =. Is
uAM = 80 e,f W. :. ~ $3.50 =
issluenyi i 6. q = a a5, ~ = NY 80.
u.1tiieu ,il' " y )a,, 49, - Was ~.
~ eayo' anu 'neu y
g, ~. w W. {. niss lea|alls Z,
I,1s ~. ~ u.y ~. aJots 1870 I'll y.
,n.l! g n, soia. osou' a'a 81 800 =
w sn.s iea $500: ' =. s,.h, n ~,
~ -. .l .:. i fla, =.
1n1.ea'eV "1s.s 1oeo.'s y 'c.,Vas 81 ~
euu y 49, s w. svansy aeoui $500
which Ne end announced III dc lat;ona
l1stelliqenceq IF May II, 1859, la these
WORDS: HEmannel Mason (colored) recent
1 / hi convicted Of harhoriing his son, slave
lthe property of. Miss Forrest, was yester
! day sentenced to pay fine OF Sl66 &c
beng 81 IS for every hour tho slave vi
Iharbored; one half the said amount to 90 !,
l the usasa the owner of' the slave, and ia,
4 other half TO the United States The De
i PENDANT was prayed in Jail Gil the fin,
Il shall he paid (together with all costs)
I making d total Of about $500, besides abou1
flfty.threes days spent inrtj jail!f!!
4 Now, is not that paying pretty dear 70
4 be alleged perffo rmance of a filial Or paren
3ltal duty? The District Attorney consente,
! to let. Mason, 70 at Liberty upon ample Sc
curitY that the fine and costs Be paid With
!. IA ninety DAYS So H. 4 W.:
Y Society, humanity, Christianity, hav
j Evou no interest in this and hundreds q
\ analogous cases ?.s =.;. 81. Sd. s.s.4l
!. s III there no necessity for 4 code Of law,
fnr Iris district Lct PARENTS Who shay
,aarta and cons , sc;;e i ces i u ~
l, Il III . J, =, 4, We !, ], /, ~, ], .
= !, 1 d. 80. e,a,, $3.50 \ - ~ 4oos
81 ID o. ~. I snh ~;
=. &c F,ns ~ $500 b, = $. :.
al :, -. ~. = asG ~ ll:os
Is nossible i aaid Mason,a c,se = W. -, IL,
for Years ,ea. known Mason Is be ~ ;,iIn.,r
qua moral, te,nperst e. ,,oor sn,elaa.abIe ~
Il at man: and Ne haye. rreaa,,n to Iai;sv
II that esll;ttls Ben,, { WIN, IN tl,a .l.at
YOUNGEST child &c MasnnA left M.sns.,.
[idence soithont any directionsaf Ii. fat5s]
4 lie said Emanuel. AID, further t1 M 49,;
4 birth and infancy int house at tbs cos
II 81 SAD Emanuel .hss eth 81; and that q
- ,,sot q 49, sS Il, Va $500 u
b s q "a - -
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We understand HAT TIC wife Of Mason
has been purchased by y ge ntlemaln1 WHO il
willing % take the price he gave for her,
S230. These who wish to contribute to
the benevolent object of liberating her, ars
requested to make their remittances to
Lewis Clephane, Esq vational Era OF,
sfce, Washington. s
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