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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-27

[Cries of"Goedsgood% 1T is tBeswfsdom
discovered by our fathers, and it is all
pconcentrated insth0selthree words of such
pregnRnt,tmeaning, E eP1uridus UnuR..-.
There is no such thing as one separate.
from the many inr Republican States.-5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-27
VICE PREsIDENT BRgCKlYTIDGE.

This, distinguished; gentleman is said, to
think the Union will be rent i'll twain, and
that Kentucky wlIsgo with the South. lie
IS doing his best to bring about asettlemont. a
Why did he not do so before he agreed to
run for, resident on the Secession platform?
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21

MURDER BY A SLAvE,--Ou lrilav
week last a horrible murder vas con
mIttod near Grenada. Nh. Robert WA,
llams, the woaltb.est man in Yallalusla
county gave one ofbis negro men a t. sk
70 splitting rails which he failed 10 per-,
form and his master promised him whip.
ping While he was counting the rails
the negro stepped up behind him and
killed him Will the axe, striking Lin
several blows after he was down.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21
administrators Sale,

MBY virtue of a decree of the Pro.
ED bate court of Noxubee county
made at the November term thereof
1860, the undersigned administrators de-
boais non of the estate of William Gray
deceased, will, on tie 10Th day of De.
comber, 1850, sell at public outcry to
the highest bidder between the hours
prescribed by law, all Of the personal
and perishoble property belonging to
said estate, on a credit Of twelve months
from the day Of sale, to.wit Corn, Fod-
der, Horses, Mules, Mares, Colts, stock
Hogs pork Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, Oxen,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
Farming Utensils. Said sale will take
place on the plantation known as that
belonging to the estate Of William GRAY,
five miles north of C~ooksville. and
twelve miles cast of Macon.
J. i. GRAY,
GEO. M. GRAY.
Administrators De bonis non
list. VIM. Gray.
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GUARDIANS SALE.
or RE1L ESTATE.

FINDER and by virtue Of an order
= and decree Of the Probate CouHlof
kempcr county, State Of Mississioni.
made at the October term Of SAID court.
A, D, 1860, HE undersigned guardian
Of the minor heirs Of +. NJ. GRAY d..
ceased, WILL On Thursday The ooh day
Of December A. y. 1860, offer and ex
pose for sale. on The premises, al public
query to The higtcst bidder, on a credit
OF 1oo and TWO years from The day Of
sale, the following described tract Of
land, lying and being in Noxobes
county, II said State to,wit: the SCI
and 81 o ltbe Ne Of sec. 10, and
forty 4 res of OF the north end Of lie
5W Of sec. 20, and the r. Of sec.
30, all in I, II, r. lG, Z. Said plan.
ialion coniaiGs G0G acres Of prairie
slough land, and is known as the nlan.
tallon belonging TO the estate Of VIM.
Gray, deceased, situated five miles
north of the town of Cooksvllle, and
twelve miles cast Of Macon, on Il God.
wards Geek il said county. On said
piece, there isa Gu uWfIlinp. and allr
otf sullaole6llding fof a plantation,
together with a good bored well, els
&c. For ielher particulars
a ply to Gray 4. Gray Macon, Mrs,
or Ii, G, Land, on the plantation
A.. L McCASKlLL.
guardian Of tie Heirs Of
+. N. GyaN. deccnscl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21

N-JErao9EEr, Nov lI.--Th.rc was
immense meet 9 ct the Capitol to-
risH5 Irrespective q. party. Wm L.
aoy md Tho Watts were /, an,
.,a1sly uomiu, -an}idptos to the
;gl.lal e il 81 jam
ga
NLLgDGEYLLr, Nov. 16--A iil
Wa introduced today for s~uspendiog tie
c9. elton Of debts ,otil The year 1861.
laid OVER
A resolution wa introduced, which
viii pass, authori iug the Governor to
employ the military Of Georgia against
Federal coercion
COLUMBIA, s, q, Nov. 16,--Six lun.
dred Minute men, accompanied BY de
fire and military companies, paraded tie
Streets Of this city last night.
Hon, James l. Orr, late Speaker Of
House Of Representatives made q long
speech in favor Of secession. He was
followed by Hon i NJ. Kaitt.
MILLEpGEvILLE, Nov. l6 Senator
Toombs made a powerful secession speech
. last night. Mr. Barlow followed, Urging
"a Southern Confcderacy VIII sog2regn
pty in the Federal power anI all Stare
lines obliterated. EDoat wd1AstaaI
!, ron Nov. lii --l{ae rrefa
ri,se Pines = y, Hsaps I'll
Monday, WqduesdE, I, VI Ffdayi L
noraing at Z O'clock.
NJ WOODWARD. /,
August 8, 1860. tf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21

Dear PatFon. We are ve-y mnels
pressed for money at presani, ial ~.
earnestly request you to COM rsr1
and settle for your subscription a8u
tickets announcing name. for oficc, &c.
ScsH Cgoliaa and Georgia. STATE
Bank moaay taken At par in payment
ofdebts dua this Office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21

NEGRO HuNG.- Dick, who killed hi,
oyersocr last spring, suffered the extreme
penalty Of the law at Holly Springs, on
last Saturday Several thousand poo.
pie were present. The wretch was pro-
fame and ozpltont, and urged the zc.
'ntlonor to hurry up saying that he
wanted +" get to linner.i9 III hqf
80 .ltet n
. Caere ha.a q
worth eating"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21
and has pe.foTfd he most astonishing cures
ercr kaopH Of
Confrissa cOnsurnptiOn.

A tev doses '9H also at once check and
care the most seisre Diarrhosa proceeding
from CoID IN ina Bowels.
These medieaes m prepared By Dr.. G. NJ.
JACKSON & Co, No. 418 AYca Street, Ph2a-
detphia, Pa, atd IRE sold Jy druggists and
dealers IN medhiFe sOerywheye, at rs cents
per bottle. tn 8aatare etc. NJ, JACKSON
will be on The oatide rrqpper Of each bottle.
IN he AEmasaf published annually BY The
proprieiOrs, called EvrRynoDg's ALMANAC,
you Wia find ifsinoay and c~ommendatory
notices from al paris Of the country. These
Alnanacs arc 9sea array By al our agents.
For sale by TT. DENT,
SAMPLE & McLELLAND.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21

ADMINISTRATORS SALL.-Aacution
is called 10 the advertisements Of the
sale of property on the Gray estates
which takes place "a The 10Th Of Deccm-
ben
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tine Helper Be-.
The meeting ~ adjourned
II. O5EASLEY, Pros't
CHARLES B. MIS- Standards
JAS. KINoAN,N,

H. OJhAahAl, FIest
mat CHARLES 3. MIS- Secretaries.
UNI Jas
hoif MESSAGE Of tbl0gp nor of Georgia.
Ao-
AtiLLEDdEyHE a. NOV toy
H'n Drown to-day STA 81 'lol nlesslso y
''' 'llo Legislature Tue 'gnulnG 1n''Is =
yDo eya'h Il ] tua' puO 'S'
III o'@'o' WI neela southern 10A'''
tom ana '4efeI'f uoo not Foaonu''"'
i 'no appointment delegates Irom "co'
Gle VA. re alinESaat 'i0 CONSTITUTIONS
lew rights Of the peole Of Georgia and Of Tx
ion seata Lave boo violated by several .
the the n0u.slayeh5liue States to such Al
N. extent as to justly, nthe Judgment Q
.ig. civilized nations, th2 adoption Of meas
vas uros ioF the futre Pptootion Of then
righte II. 4. IA o,Lr;ot;a sr;r;
- -
5;s aud origin Of our Goyrnmont, portray
the series Of uocons t]utional and un
M 'fj9aIy acts, and is subsequently point
odIy severe On The laws Of Massachusetts,
". ~ says '1a' II '1eao laws ca0'@'
plnnder OF the pro-3"d Georgia, the
State 4iass9chu etts must be compel
~ Il, j., os,,l commons. ia, tboroe,r nal
..,,
UNJUST aggression 'u0 o'''"''I'".''Ha'
State Legislation with Just retaliation.
III rcaommeada1ho enactment Of law
arhor-s,.g Tx te}za ! Il sued amount
,f .,oror mn @nr,oqr,, Eal5,-;ne n ,og
~ -. r.. f;TIas. g.,.
''''I'n "a s"'a o''n'',s ''""''1s 0''.''
as will indemnify tor losses sustained by
citizens Of Georgia, lie recommends
LEGISLATION IA drive Tho manufactured mr..
,;clo, of s,,ol S,,t,s fam @. oy.i, NIL
'''''' VI S"v" o'''Go ''''" o'o'a''' ii5
says that Georgia has 'le I'sat' as soon
as Northern goods are brought to Geor.
ola TO tax them as She in her SOVEREIGN
a,,,,..c a,,,,s ar,,a. ia od,,.. i.
o''-,' So''1. w. "0
passage OF i Ia" taxing goooS' ware, ana
merchandise tventy.tiyo per cent intro
duoed after the titat Of january next, il
manufactured ii aud brought from Mass
acbusatts, Vermont Michigan Maine
Rhode Island, Connections, Nov York .
Wisconsin, and other w~friohdIy Statcs
and that the tax be rami ed when the ,
u~nIriendly leg latiyn sha he renaalod ,
Should such Legislation prove insufficient
be recommends the repeal Of all parts Of
the penal and civil code protecting the
lives, liberties. and propcrt Of citizens ,
Of the free States where oil friendly laws
exist. He says, "in my opilion the
time FOR hold decided action has arrived
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21

pirTaaRlA,-A disease roso bling
the dipibcria prevails in portions q Win.
s.cn county, and several cases proved
fatal
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21

Dreadful Academia young la
~ named Cuts, living in Winston coun.
was 50 severely burned a few DAYS
go ina, Ae' nae leSpalrcd
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21

SHOOTING Irons -Holberg & co
have a lot Of the latest style oHan kinds
Of arms. Prepare yourselves, boy far
auy emergency.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21

a.. l., Ill o,r,eo.
t;on a[soios ~ tba yrorI3 rreed 10.
Resolred, 81. That Legislature,
while in extra sessior sught to pass
such laws as will %reIio'Y g people l l,~-
~, pa dau, r uomopt e r cnr
af5ir Aired a
Il ". Pooto said believed he
Itit,e ty resistance ham e As 10
the @arne, Of that lo..a : he had
1 eay rgoy.}. n s,v ush. H.u I'M
polite for Mississippi d L, q her.
seIf We op5lt to adm soma g..a n
,h;,h ~ ,,l.7r, Cd lii. /. ,aa. s.
Wa anab, = \. i, ,,,,4o Al. ..,t
90
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Buggy Horse for : ale.

A FfRsf lATE Buggy horse is
IA offered at 'iyate sale. lie is six
wears old and yfrantcd sound. Apply
to Dir. MtLalll ], on
w, r. SAMPLE.
Nov. Z l89
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21

In this place on Thursday morning
the 18th inst, BY Rev. Mark Andrews
Jouz A. BrfL, ESQ, Of Mobile, and
Miss MARGARET ErnRIDaE, daughter
Of j. L. and G Z. Ethridgo, Of Macon
We are indebted to the excellent host
Of the Macon House for some Of the
good things Of the wedding.
TaE GENERAL RrsuLr.-From tue
most reliable data at hand, we have
made up the following statement Oh inc
General result Of the Presidential cleo
ton, showing the success Of the Back
Republican ticket by a strictly sectional
vote. and exhibiting a strict sectional
organization TO Cypress the people Of tho
minority States in accordance with the
platform Of that party - ltsS'ss'Pp''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21
THE MACON BEAroS
Macon, Misshzinn; a
Wednesday,, Nov,

Gov. PErTus has issued his n Aama.
lion converting the Legislatus 81 the
Goth inst.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21

G, w. Allen, Israel Welsh, r. Gath
right, NJ, Coleman, H. w Smith, Sam
uel Common, pr. w. B, Calhoun, j. D,
Brooks, j. i, Hunter John Anderson,
On motion Of j ]. Bcauchamp FIVE
more we're added BY the President from
the county at large, to-wit
j, j. Beauchamp, Dr.. A. e. FAINT
Dr. Z n napoinqbgp Jahn Day !,
~ and j. Is Rogers.
On motion Of Goo NJ. Gray all roso,
Iatioos were referred to tie Committee
on Resolutions,
FIR g. j. Moore thcn moved that
the Committee On Resolutions have IN
til some DAY next week 10 make their
report which on motion Of ". b. Au.
glstu3, was laid on the table.
Tie Committee taen retired, when
ooL Campbell Of ,bo Southern Star
was called out and addressed The meet.
ing on The topics Of the day Tor lalf an
bour.
Atief ". Campbell concluded, r
b Perkins was called out, and held .a
meeting unclaimed il a speech Of q lew
minutes in which he took the yosilou
yoat the Union was dissolved; thu. the
oath had already exhausted cyo,y rem.
Guy winch was consistent with the dig
o'ty Of trcemcu, and tia. opl, one was
loft, "2r mist fgjt."
J. II. Riycs followed, lie saij tbi.
was tbe time for dolibcratioa--Dot how
to maintain ourselves II fbo Tr,;o, ln
how 10 SETTLE en-, ,-o.i,io, ,nt aca {
That the State Of lTi.s.yin,; i. J
3rcigu State, had a ligIt 10 take hor m.
peaccablg out Of the Union If sLo 8
That bis opinion was led
vas necessary. Y adv
.a .a,ss,anc g. sL j, UNI
~; or Sta
n t,9roys =.
rated. w3s !st rs egsy AS a make az.
compqc. ar Constitution in the first 0. .
and by the yery same means. ''''
wit. b, a convention Of the ncop)e, a.
Mr. Pgcs said ba had nab diaos.oi \ ga
II fir l,i.,i.si,ri oct.on nro,,a Ii ies
! patnirn oe 10 fine pqrticnI,, mazda 'c'
,,li.t w. ,,oro to carr, ant an, j. r.. say
ami. ..;l J., frr, 10 .oor Ia ..,A as
nc, ro.o,co ~, = srh,,;t gla
~ VIA lfti,oalo Ia or,.o1 /. cap
q, ..t.,a, G..n, oo5,. r;a pas
u. .rhi,.aa n,monso moi
d o's'"' ''s '"'''so p'D''0''" due
Judge Ruff, being called out, made a ma
remarks. lie said he thought the acu
-, ,o,,, bh.
"' ","' "'s P''s,' ".o" WI
e apl-9 talk too much ana act TOO and
e.. Theoniy thing for us 10 say now uni
!, whether We would submit to the She
~ I:u..i- ,L,4 sac .lo a.1,.; he
", ,@''s,ie -'A'' "'' ''0 o",J % the
inc 9op'n was 20" united or live
50, On that pOiut. As to the Of t
la and measure Of redress, he though. ext
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DOUBLE OCULAR SlW-NILL.
lLGHBEg ATl 25 PER 100 FEET

hWAYIEG d Mill now in full aud
ETA complete cration, and possessing
other advAnRgeand facilities Ear supe-
rior to aly OF mill on the M. 80.
Railroad. Welcanako it to the interest
Of all parties VT ing lumber to give us
a call. 0ut lt,bcr IS the very best
.l4s l4q Nala
Ourmf aPable ol saving non.
twelve to taty thousand feet per day,
We can I'LL iers with promptness and
dispatch .le principle upon which the
double ljrlar saw mills work IL such
that they se better lumber than can
be made tuy single saw, circular or
upright. Inning two saws, cutting on
one Ioe, sing plank from each side of
the log qtio same time, keeps the log
from spf,ng, thereby making the
plank d Uniform thickness from one
end to tlther, and, Of course, saving
ythe worhn much labor ia working it
up. In ,t most builders who have
used oucmber, estimate O saving Of
rs per &C IN working it, over the lum.
Der sageG the ordinary circular SAN.
mills
All oo-,,-'ars'rc. .,11.,r.,l a,
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y W Ian #.r
Buck, bang q ;.
|g "Ao @.s : f..
DRUGS, M lvpyG
And Faac tLo
Garden, Fie'c goarrs,.
& ''tl
Cor. Ddaphin a, ". .b.e,l.
Under the a. II,,
MOL
Nov, II, 1860.
JOSEPH IN
Importer and lain
MUSE
N USICAL INS grtn
Usn As TI0LI1 Il.
VI y7F Flute. I.
Italian Strings, All Jg9 M ~
Stationery, Spcctae apc Go1
Ne, Nc. Ivy
No. SIS Dduphm ssr Ialo. H.,
MOBILE
Oct. 81, 1860.
BARGAINS! 2G4IES
Opposite the Pu : sa ac.
-a4lyIgasu ,sp..
H. form their tgior md 4 .nb.
generally, that they ! inst eso'n
and opened their Fall Winter St@
and are Offering them gefg or5
prices -
800 pair Negro BIa at Sls
Fine Bed Blankets 59t9 N
Crib Nh
Kerseys, 2gln mai
North Carolina I've, NJ
Linseys (wool.flliu@ gsga
Marlboro Stripes,
Alabama Osnaburgs M
Bleac'd Domestic, a!2|
Uubl'd do 1InI
Sea. Island do nj
Calieoes, IAN
Furniture Prints, lg.s4..l
Muslin De laiucS n
All wool do JN
Poplins 5.ai.
Merinos, 55asl H.
ladies Cloaks Sjas.j
Childrcns 10 : Jlaj
Broadclotb, pr yard ~
Black 4 fancy Casim l00al
Satinets i0ay
Kentucky Jeans 16G
Ladies' Heel Shoes | jOG
Misses Heel do SOL
Ghildren's do j5lj !.
Gents sewed Boots 9 506
Peg'd do 4 0Qa
Boys do do : jlaI
Geuts grained Boot 8 lO@
Mud Boots for negro : 23aj
Russots, mems 27a.
boys,
Umbrellas Gla-
Carpet Bass 23@l
Saddle Bags By
We have also on han 11i sio4
Trunks, Saddles, look .los.s
riage Trimmings. IIarl Co@S
Ileayy.Pated Casters, n|
Watches, Guns, PERRIN pal. Ia
and other articles too u. nus to@I
tion, all Of which we will at 'de''
lowest prices Call n g 4mn.
stock aud prices, and 0gjoc'a
there is no use to SEND .a5lisN'
where when YOU can g e sai@a
c.ls here for less money.
j. HOLBI VI
Oct. 81 60.
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~
Trunks, Saddles, look
riage Trimmings. Hurl
lleayy.Piatel Casters
Watches, Guns, PERRIN
and other articles too "
tion, all Of which we will
prices Call n
stock aud prices, and b
is no use to SEND
where when YOU can
c.ls here for less money.
j. HOLE.
Oct. 81 go.
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M WOODWARD.
August 8, 1860. sf
Smyrna times., 1860-01-19

The Eastern Shore Railroad company has
been organized to continue the line further
south, and has put its first section to Salisbury,
under contract. We have every reason TO be-
lieve that they will continue their road, at once
to Princess Anne ; and, soon, TO its southern
terminus at Somer's Cove, on the Tangier
Sound.
This will realize the idea of Southern route
of travel by the most perfect line. But, as it
Is not within the power of this company TO ex L.
tend their road beyond our own State limits
your Board has steadily kept in view. as direc.
ted by repeated votes of the stockholders, the
making such route by boats down the Nanti-
coke river, and thence to Norfolk. We expect
to be able next spring, in connection with the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad company, To
put on one or more boats between Seaford and
Norfolk. That company has built very ele.
CANT and commodous boat expressly for this
line, and will follow her with another as soon
as the business shall require it. We have.
therefore, every prospect of Southern penin.
Sular route at an early day, such as was con-
templated by you from the beginning, and that
soon to be supplied by more perfect one over
the Eastern Shore Railroad in connection with
ours.
We will not enlarge on the advantages Of
such a route to the peninsula, or to our COM
pany, as these topics have been often presented
IN our reports. All the Delaware Railroad now
wants is time-time to develope the resources
of the country, which is being stimulated to
productive exertion by the means it affords of
making production profitable.
Considering it very important both for the
safety of travellers, and the proper operation OF
the road TO procure telegrap ph line to be built
over it, the Board. by resolution, authorized the
increase of our stock for that purpose. such in
crease not to exceed ten thousand dollars, and
to be placed on footing with other stock sub.
scriptions. Books for this purpose have been
only recently opened, not yet long enough to
decide the success of this movement.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-19
Delaware Railroad

The annual report of the President of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rail-
road, reports loss of $50, ,007 "a, in running
the Delaware Railroad for the ii months end
ing Oct. 81, 1859 but adds:
ain the account with the Delaware Railroad
that road is charged with the expense Of opera
ting. and credited with the proportion of earn
ings due to it. The proportion of the earnings
due to the Philadelp phIa, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad is added directly to our own re-
venue. In order, therefore, to understand the
relation of the Delaware Railroad to our own
road, the following explanations are necessary
During the eleven months ending October
3lst, 1859, the Delaware Railroad has increas-
ed the revenue of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad, and that of New Cas-
tie and Frenchtown and New Castle and Will
mington Railroads, by reciprocal business, $78,-
465.15.
If we charge to this increased revenue, the
average rate of expenditure on our own rail
road, of 40-60-100 per cent. of the gross reve.
nue., there will remain to the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad, as profit from
this business, $46.620.l Is, from which deduct
the loss in operating the Delaware Railroad
S30, 0,007.34, there remains $l6,6l2 "a as an ab
s0lute profit on the business derived from thai
source"
Smyrna times., 1860-01-19

SURGICAL OPERATIoNs.-Near Frederick on
Tuesday last, Dr.. Charles ID. Green, of Phia-
delphia, with the assistance of Drs Simpson
and Cahall. removed very large cancer, invol
wing the whole breast, TO the ribs and arm pits,
all of which was taken out. Mrs. Chase, the
lady operated on, is a sister of DR.. Simpson,
She is large and feshy, which rendered the
operation one of extreme difficulty. She was
doing we'll when last heard from.
The young man, George Stevenson, son of
Chas L. Stevenson, of Smyrna, who had been
suffering some years past with decayed thigh
bone, lately had the decayed portion taken out
with the chisel and mallet, by Drs. Green,
Hirons and Moore. He is SO far improved as
to be walking about.
On the same day Drs. Green and Hirons re-
moved a large tumor from near the groin oI
Augustus Green, a poor man, who, for some
time previous to the operation, had been disa-
bled. He is now we'll, and returned to work tC
support his family.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-19
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
Sl50 PER DAY

The undersigned, having renewed their lease for a
term Of years have entirely retted the house having
painted, carpeted anc refurished throughout.
The location of this House is unsurpassed, being
upon the widest and most pesent part Of Chestnut St
directly opposite the Old State House, the places
of Amusement, the jobbing houses of Market and
Third Sts, and convenient the city Railroads. the
cars of which run to all parts ofthe city for haldme
fare
ventilation and have been refurnisheL with care for
comfort.
We are supplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruits and
Vegetables from Farm belonging % us, and which is
managed exclusively for tho Hotel.
The proprieIOrs Cfthe American their friends
and patrons that pains will be spared to make the
appointments of this Hotel complete and its table com
pare lavOrably with the best houses in the Union
jan ~ '60-ly. WYATT q HEULINGS.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-19

commercial relations--peace in our party poll
tics-peace everywhere. Again and again the
truest Patriots and Statesmen of the country
have seen the impracticability of the extreme
views of either section, and have compromised
and healed the fostering sores on the body poll
tic, and give the agitated country peace
Would that some intellectual giants like Clay,
Webster and Clayton would again spring forth
and redeem our National Halls from the do
minion of the Pygmies.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-19
Sec'y Md. g. Del. r. X. Co

SERIos ACCIDENT FROM FIRE ARMs-On
Monday afternoon week, man named Abram
Davis, living near Price's Corner. in Apo
quinimink Hundred, was seriously and perhaps
fatally injured by the discharge Of a gun in his
own hands. The circumstances Of the case are
as follows: Whilst standing on a stump in the
woods. with the butt of his gun on the top Oi
said stump, his hand over tho muzzle and the
gun cooked, the breech slipped of. the hummer
struck, the gun was discharged and the load
passed through the feshy part Of bis hand and
into bis lower Jaw, just inside the chin-a few
scattering shot passed up bis nose, and one o
two through the eyebrow into the head. DR.
DALEY has the case in charge, and reports hi
condi ion as somewhlt improved.