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do you think we are quite safe even
now ~ she answered.
"Quite, my love; don't worry your pretty
little head any longer. Why, declare. you
look quite i'll. You had better go and lie
down little while; / am sure you must
need rest"
Thank YOU, Charles; do feel almost
worn out, but l shall be better presently.
I'm silly, foolish little thing, know, dear:
but can not help thinking that we shall
yet be followed
took her down into the saloon, and re-
turned to the deck just in time to see the
signal light Of the southwestern train APP
preaching rapidly down the Admiralty
pier. Nearer and nearer it came, until it
stopped Immediately above us. just be-
| hind us, with steam ready to start, lay the
Louise Marie, Belgian mail packet. The
letter bags were on beard, the last basket of
| the Continental Express had been shipped
and the last porter was quitting her deck,
when, to our horror, we saw two figures,
whose faces we immediately recognized,
| alight from a tirst-class carriage, and look
about them anxiously. Luckily, Clemen-
| tina was in the saloon. Wha. was to be
| done Not moment was to be lost. Jack
was equal to the emergency. Without say
o word to me, he jumped on the landing
stage, and, thrusting a couple of soyereigns
| into the hand Of one Of the porters, said:
You see those two gentlemen! Contrive
by any means i'll your power to get them
| into the Belgian boat"
''There's nothing wrong' faint bar
ney, is it p asked the man.
''Only runaway match; you under
stand.''
GAY, ay, sir; I'll make it all right was
! the reply.
| l strained my eyes to the utmost, as
saw him speak to old Boggles:. 1t was a
moment of terrible suspense-but. a mo-
ment only; for directly afterward, the three
hurried away in the direction Of the Louise
Marie.
"Safe. by all that's luckyy' said Jack
Selling me by the arm. ''They are on board
the wrong boat, and she's just starting"
AS he spoke, the paddles Of the Belgian
boat began to revolve, and almost imme
diately afterward she swaycd slowly BY on
| our left. just then saw old Boggles and
] the eoap-boiler coming, rushing like couple
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-06
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By D,x,xI MArcn. n. D., sa,h~ sfths
y p.lar "Nivh. sesvc-.s -Tais master
o. sh,~aat asa sanss T. slsws passe,oA
richss aud .hesss;es in the Grcat II use,
9Th lis Heouiag dpwcss. Singing tids.
Waving psl,ss, KJEling cloodk. Bsstk3Nul*
kows. SssseaMsssenius, - ~ rRsso,A .
slixhsy eesases FhunaseiE gEieea, Rass 4
tng hesrcn- and vast unircrsc. .visA conat, -
less hangs in millions cf wosfds, and
reads 10 US in eaea the Uuwtitfen Word
Rose -.iu,ed rsrcr. ornate en- grsvings ss<l
superb binding. ..Rieh and varied in
th,seh'." "Cass.e." .'Essys aud srsecs..
ful in style" Correct, pure and elc.
v.;iag in its tendency" "Bssusifui a6dw
good" a. housshoM trcasarS" ssC~A-
merds,ions like the ab vs frs6 G.sllRzsT
Presidents aad Professors, nsiaisssD Of
all deuomiua lions, aud the religious and
secular press al over The country, rs
freshness. purity OF language, with ~cot~14
epen type, tine steel engrsvia -. subssaW-s'
,ial binding. and low rr,cc. make il the
look for tAs aassss. Agents a-e selling
from - to 100 per week. q.
We want Ciergymen. School Teachers,
smart young mea and ladies 70 Introduce
the work Tor Us in every township. aad
we viii pay ibcral.y. M iasclliscnss
n'an or woman aesd be withoat.a . paying.
business. - -
S,nd for circular. fall description, aud
terms. Address '*ef
zEtGLFR q McCURpy. 10
lG = Sixth street, Phila., Pa.
i39 Race street, Cincinnati Ohio.
10 Monroe street. Chicago, III.
sos N. Sixth ST.. Sts leats. alo.
or. 102 Main ST., Springisad. saas.l
Sept J., lS10-4m. Il .ss'sg.azf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-06
.S.AGV VALUABLE !, -
Farm POR SALE. !.
\ vALUABLEFARM FOR SALE,

a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
"A. containing $50 to 275 acres. Ioca.
ted at The mouth Of the wicoInico on the
Potomac River. St, Mary's county. Nd.
The soil is kind and productive and II web
adapted to the growth Of the staple pro-
ducts of,his section Of the State. This farm
is Convenient totuo or three steamboat
DwELLISG HOUSE !:!h
upoa il. large BARN, nW
STABLES, and other OUT. - -
HOUSES There i plcniy Of WOOD
aud TIMBER for the use Of the place and
some that might be spared for sale. The
adjaccrt waters abound in fsh. oysters ard
Wild fowl in season and can Be bad al
assst sat ths landins- hlics. immctiasey
on The great packiag Grounds, Che Mar
ross.) has 6ne uatcr soil colvcphnt for
bedding eSst1rs, Is - 20 thcus.ld buzh-
uels Of ahich snight now &c. essily and pro.
asssbly tcddeI- II dsshsd, The Land can
be divided insc tro ssaJ Farms. eash
.kaEing an eqpaI xatcr front. Avg one
wanting to yurchase valuable place, can
get . bargain, asI am deSiress Of nesieg
20 shs West Addr~Ss - -.
- sas.ss y. CAESELDINEs
t. a~rssaa - s~sa 4l!essows,
/. rrw - o. MAYS ".
May 10. ls7o-sf.
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
LANES $. Dowxs.


TEsss 90 ScEscRIsTtey. % per annu,n "a
re paid wi,his. six months. No subscription
Msfl lsz reresscd fur a stcrfer period sissn SIX
snonihs sud ne paisr 10 be diseeniisse m ntil an
afsearsges art paid except at the option of The
Publisher
fkEss oy ApssHSsssxo. Us ersts per Square
se The frss Insertion, and 50 cents for every -ub-
rfessss issTFtsss. Fight hires vf l.-s esnss.tst,
Nrsafe. II the number of insertions be moi
marked ON the advertisement, Il win f,s publish
"a unt'l forbid, eud charged accordingly. A
Ibefai deduction made 10 those vino advertise
By Tie year.
recommendations Of a personal character will
&c chargc'i. AZ The same rates as advertisements
"''ihaTs"s over ten lines in length will be chsrg-
't ~ the rate ot % cents per suuare.
NJ communications for publication must be
accompanied with the real name of the author.
~ ~" #iicntit.: will be pai.. 10 them The real
name - ilie author viii aoi me Published rnl,ss
htsife't, hut We csnnot consent 10 insert commu-
hie"sI"aS unlcs, We know the writer
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Registered Voters.

II" following is list of til Qualified
Voters of Election District No. , (St
luigres) registered September l1th, 2oth
and .lst, l'10.
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!. ..sa - TO FARMEKSs: - s'sss;s, 60
J,JsrUHNtk k'&c0.s:.s -
1mmoniaied Bone StpersJ,AgSs
pdate. sas sssvs aaisssssvswzs
t-sa. I'd .ss-ssrr Ca sae.f ssamd n

Bone Phosphate ~ f.s~e, ssssE. s@ssE kaaSf
-.Hf s1st 8Ess5 ast----,gEsaz I'd
Far Corn, Oats aad spriag cksps. rusralL n
has no superior very high tsironfunss shaN
;i'so hc~n raiH its eM,NAy NJ ash~ sro~1DFxsH
wiTat aud Tohaeeo the pan NJ hsse fymuemW
s,nce ''s introdsetisn. csmeseef II -
ss5 ss5sss saIss. Iss!, rSsss,.,ss %s.s. ~ Y
yer sc;d seSTert csr .tEses@ssS ulUssG&
wiih aans ~arrand snp9visioa- sm1nDu(ouk
~ gassautrea. Eaae ead 4eys ysiNamn0kan
ssrtos arii'.ss heksa IN bAsi 80 A}8s&
ssPrice ess per tsas.as
III. - J. TuRNEE h ca ss.s.s.' -:
ss, sgs +afrasa'saresss &s.tlnesovN -
Ass "a LAW au-Esasy o.. - asasvz.ws.
tu1 sasas @az AfsI g~sAmv IS s4as
T-ETE-7 w sS-z z5F = b sam1E
HORNE d REE1 II
v.-p.g3s Taksaz b<,psw 80
Bmiiders and sCen1nnateAoc
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J Ls0nSa Wilssa Jesse
fxDse . Wssts Elis ..

q - = . - - = - saE sa.
Hsasg Geo u Yoasg -Csas usa
Alphabetical LIST a ths aanses q Rseis-
tefcd levscns stricken By nse stssa. shc
Int cf QaAIlded votcss On - R gis-
tzasscp B ,oks of fseesisa D;sssiaa Ne.
: 3tFActory on aecsahs - dsahs. re-
nnov1s. ctc. aassa@gzs ssssi< -
Ailstau WIN Doigc Dan D., siardi !.
syr Thcs W. Key Wm r, .fiitarr.
Jno u. Sr., Novel Jno H., Peak, RIB
ert, Stonc z F, ThcmlyJ D., whcst-
ley Juo f. aaz = ''fss
wM. C. AfsELE, -
Register 2ni Election District. e
Oct 6, 1870. |
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-06

The following is Els. of the Qnali6td
Voters ~ Elcc'i n District NJ. 5 (Char-
iosse HalD. regi-."rcd s psember 18th.
10Th and 21ss, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-06

Alphabetical List Of the naars Of II g;s-
tered Persons stricken BY m, from IA,
lis. Of Qaaliied Voters on the Reais-
trati.u Books af Election Dis.ric. No.
8 Charlotte HALL on account Of deaths,
r"mavals, etc.
Alvey George N Dean John r., M,t-
,ipgicy Stephen. Mlrg,n Henry:
JOHN r. BAt.LENGER.
Register Of 5sh Election District.
O:.. 6, 1870. 7ts3
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-06

We a..~in call the aiien iica at the sssn<ks of
Maryland and Sieuiaia 10 ovss kACEl.S}uE.
composed of ZOO apoaaas aef wMlnrHken
Cuaao, and !, SEQ poSnis N S3IloI b.
OF Lime tbenes disso1<o4 IN hskak,
potash and soda, fcuss.N~1he inert c.ncenira-
ted, universal and darahle setlilQosneex6nar- r.
ell TO tho farmer combining. all The sa6lnIsr
ting properties Of Peru vias tsss<WS. ~ %Ns
ever durable fsrtssssSg rsoresstSs ssaBsax11i
!,oncs Fsr - ~ ssss9Esa e.a1.f
Excelsior is IN lime Gry rou ies, prepayel exs.
prcssly for drilling, and can 1c applied in am
quantity per acre, however small arditfs fhd
opinion of manv clese csscalatiug FsrasetSs~es
ter TWELVE years ex prrieacc in tssaiaa AAuie
ay side with other popular kgllixsrs W, a,s
application al 100 pounis Of EAceissor IA equal
10 900 to 400 Posnds Of aay Other srtEh 4 OF
ppano offered FOR sale, tlrsesbte b NeMe et0sse
ron per cent. cheaper n.Iaf = ,assagsasss go
szs- The rery best esids~te % saseflanefsAe
ralss " oar Efeeissor as crop sxQ3xr md fsf-
;ihser, 10 N, fas Of is beiac fnffated ~ tbsNt
terrified n fkss asd sfsee esties = SHsazFE 81
ess-Farmers should sccfhst me A NsAsSI Siks
and the name efy TURNER d CO. ssnjrasue
,iea os every bag a Red LETTERSl. III
osl,ers are coaaserfeiia. : s--ss -
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TO WHEAT GROWERSt. e., :
s'ExcEls lsloRn. p; ;,.,' s.r

t%.fo,sing .f~neaia, ss6fss fsaef
sapcr- Phosphate eqmrssls~ite svvv- v-a,. :,
Bose Phasppfs ef Li1s, II
Potash sssa .Seaa. -, A..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-06

The following is lis. of the Q,aliiel
Voters Of Election Dist ic, No > (Fae-
tory) registered September l9.h, a0,h
and 2lst, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-06

The following Is = List uf Qualified Voters for
Liert'on district No. lCIlAPTiCuI, r.gisicr-
ei September l9,h, Goth. and .lsi. lS7u.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-06

GEN. GRANTS ENeLIsH.-Th COM
pletion of the line of telegraphic commu-
nication between America and India is
an event of uncommon interest, and the
messages interchanged between public
dignitaries to commemorate it ought to
have at least been done in good English.
President Taylor, in one of his messages
to Congress, made use of the phrase "all
the world and the rest of mankind"
which excited some amusement for its
surplusage; but old Tack is beaten by
President Grants congratulations to the
Viceroy of India, on "the connection of
your country with the balance of the
world" OF course, he meant the re-
mainder.
The President should reflect that when
he writes letter or despatch upon a
matter of public concern, his language is
the language of the United States, and it
is no light thing to make thirty millions
of people commit an absurdity in the
short space of five lines. The President
is not the only high officer at the capital
who offends in this respect. The Gener-
al-in-Chie Of the Army confuses his
"shalls" and wills" in quito hopeless
and painful manner. Indeed the Eng
lish of the Government is so much at
fault that Congress will next establish a
Department of Grammar, to be conduct.
ed by cabinet officer known as the Sec
rotary Of Syntax, -Ne'g York EVenils5
Post, (Rad.l
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-06
WILL YOU TAKE ASLEEP

An old farmer about the time that the
temperance reform was beginning 10 ex-
ert a healthful influence in the country,
said to his hired man:
Jonathan, did not think to mem
ton 10 you, when 1 hired you, that
think of trying to do my work this year
without rum. How much more must
give you to induce to do without"
ION, | don't care much about it," said
Jolinathan. "You may give me what
you please"
"Well," said the farmer, "I will give
you sheep in the Fall, if you will do
without rum.p
Agreed" said Jonathan.
The farmers oldest son oyerhearinp
their remarks, asked:
"FaJher, will you give me sheep too,
if do without rum?"
eyes, Marshall" said the farmer.
Here his youngest son mere TRIPPING.
Joined the group, and learning the sub
ject of their conversation, he said:
FEATHER will you give me a sheep also,
if will do without2''
Eyes, Chandler, you shall have sheep
too, if you do without rum"
Chandler thanked his father, and after
remaining silent moment or two said:
FEATHER hadn't you better take sheep
too?"
We did not wait the reply of the faith
err.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-06
A Terrible Steamboat Disaster ON the
EsississfpDi


A terrible disaster occurred ~ p,oiee
Place, 30 miles above Momnhis IA
al IL O'Clock last Sunday night. The
stern.wheel Steamboat Silver Spray.
from New Orleans for Cincinnati, with
q barge in tow, exploded her boilers
killing rs and wounding large number
OF the crew and passengers. The boot
then took fire. D0"'
MIR. Singleton, the second clerk. states
that Just AS the watch was called an ex-
piosion tookplace, and in a moment Iba
BOAT WAS wrapped in flames. Nothing
WIZ, was ieiI ior the survivors but to plunge
the nearest shore. -
Owing to the darkness of the nirbt n
was impossible to render any assistance
to the wounded.
Two hours after the explosion the
steamer City of Cairo hove in sipht and
went to the relief of the sufferers. Ali
WHO were rescued were carried on hoard
and taken to Memphis. -
Inc saved lost all their clothing and
baggage, but were partially supplied bv
u 5,ie oiaeers, crew and passengers of the
10y " Salro, OF whose conduct they
speak in the warmest terms.
The Cairo was bound to st. Louis. but
recover the bodies Of the lost The
Spray floated down two miles and Iod ne
ed on bar, where she and the barge
burned to the waters edge. She was
seven years old, and belonged to Can
tain 5. Patterson, of Newport, who had
Stepped OIL for the trip, leaving Captain
Jordan in charge.
The boat had on board nearly three
hundred crates of qheensware. There
were three adults and one child in the
cabin, and seven deck passengers. he
Sides nineteen deck hands, rousta bouts.
lives We're lost.
FROM the evidence given by the engin-
eer and officers of the Silver Spray' il
seems there was defect in the boilers
OF the boat, and that the gauges of each
minutes previous to the explosion and
ABUNDANT water was found in them ali.
Inc officers and crew testify to the So
prlety and ability of the engineer.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-06

Ladies' Walking Shoes, Ladies' Com
mon Shoes, Ladies' Shoes with hssls,
and Ladies' Shoes without heels, Ladies'
Buskins at Primrose's.
All the leading makes of Ladies,
Misses and Children Shoes, in every
style, shape and kind at the Bee Hive.
The secret of Primroses large business
is, he sells for cash only, and he sells
cheap.
IF you want to be in the style, buy
your Hats of j. Ii. Primrose, the great
Hat Emporium.
j. II. Primrose is closing out his Car
pets, Oil Cloths and Straw Mattings at
first cost.
Gents Lasting Shoes, for tender feet
Gents Patent Leather and Kid Pumps,
warranted to cure corns, all at the Bee
Hive.
Alapaccn, Bingham and Cotton Um
brellas at the Bee Hive.
Silk Hats for Gents; Hats for old
men; Hats for middle aged men: Hats
for young men; Hats FIR y0rr5hs; Hats
for boys, and Hans Tor snitfll boys, at
the Boo Hive.
lnG advantage IIitfiTOSO ildS oNti
Merchants, dealing in all kinds of goods
such as Dry Goods, Provisions, &C., is,
he deals in one branch of business,
therefore he keeps larger and better
assortment. He buys and sells fol-
cash. In the regular bushes the cash
customer pays the same prices for goods
as those who buy on credit; which shows
the great advantage of Cash store oven
IL Credit.
ladies Button Russia Morocco Boots,
] ,aa;es, Button RsIlsh Lid u ie4l.Saltad les
bled Button Boots, Ladies Pi.in Las
ing Button Caters, Ladies' Plain La,
CATERS, Lace Kid CATERS, Russia Nj
rocco Lace and Goat Morocco Lace
the Bee Hive.
Misses French Bronze Button. Misse
Lasting Button. Misses Lasting Lac
MISSES Button Russia Morocco, Eiisse
:. turkey Morocco, and Misses Pebbl
Also large variety of Misses an
Chilfren's Shoes for school, we'll adam
: ed for spring and summer wear /,
Primrose's.
t =, Plough Shoes; Brogans, Walkin
SHOES; Balmoral Caters in Calf MI
rocco and Kid; Hide Boots, heavy an
light. All warranted as represented. 1
money refunded at the Bee Hive.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-06

it brings strength to tho Democracy.
The disgust of decent Republicans at
the imbeciIe conduct of the Grant ad
ministration, and at the infamous cor
ruption Of Congress; the weight Of the
tlxes upon them, and the discriminat
ing class-legis alton of Congress, have
all united to demoralize tbs Republican
party, and render it total y unfit to en-
gage in an open-handed contest with the
Democracy, and better men will be cho-
sen to manage the affairs Of the country
hereafter. This expert ment with Re
publican shoddy thieves and bond-hold-
ing plunderers has been altogether toe
expensive, and will notlonger continue,
The people have discovered that they
can have better Government at less cos
an they will have it.-PJmeroy's Demo
crdt.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-06

PoMERoY's DEMOCRAT, of Wednesday
last, contains an interesting article on
Beast Butler in New Orleans," in
which the Infamous actions Of the Mas
sachusetts Representative are fully set
forth and commented upon in an able
and scathing manner. The animosity
existing between "Brick~ and Beast
is widely known, and the article will be
read with pleasure by many PERSONS
The outrageous conduct Of Butler dur
ing the occupation of New Orleans by
the Northern army, his war upon the de-
fenceless inhabitants, especially upon
the the female portion, is well known,
and met with the just condemnation o.
all high-ininded, honorable men. We
regret that we have not space to publish
the article.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-06

A VENERABLE PREAoHHR.-Peter
Cartwright, the venerable Methodist
preacher, lectured at Dubuque, Iowa, ON
the 18th ut. The Telegraph of that city
says:
vt was strange sight, and one we
may never expect to see again, to behold
man inthe pulpit before us who was
eighty-six years old, had been eighty
years a citizen of the West, and who six
ty years ago crossed the Mississippi
where is now st. Louis. He preached
in the State of Illinois when Chicago was
unknown, and he has spent sixty years
In the saddle riding in the great West.
Tonight he will tell US something Of
how our State looked in the days of lang
syne, forty years ago.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-06

SENTENCES OF THE FENIAN INvAp-
ERs.-On Saturday last General O'Neill.
the Fenian leader, was sentenced to two
years imprisonment in the State prison
IN Windsor, and fine of ten dollars, for
violation of the neutrality laws. Col.
John II. Brown was sentenced to nine
months imprisonment and a fine of five
dollars, and Capt. J. j. Monahan to six
months imprisonment and fine of one
dollar.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-06

Hard work-To be cooped up, with n
Duilel in ones leg, and write up a conn
Try newspaper. We know our cotem-
porafies will feel for US when they read
inls--Cetmo'fdge Democrat and Herald.
We feel" The writing up of a coun.
Try newspaper" is no light work when
In the enjoyment of good health, and is
undoubtedly very hard under the above
circumstances. The editor of the Demo
crat and Herald has our heartfelt sym
oathy in his afiiiction, and our best
% for his speedy recovery.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-06

or the Herald.
Hol For THE Cans l-Our ears were
saluted on Sunday, the LIST instant, with
the sound of the steam whistle and the
iron horse, as the long looked tor train
approached our village, gladdening the
hearts ofall our people as it commenced
to Massey's. Nearly all our merchants,
rs well as the farmers, have their for
tunes already partially made by the
traffic and production of King PEACH
We hope they may realize their sanguine
expectations. The new locomotive ran
all last week, to and from Massey's and
Sudlersville, affording our citizens much
pleasure, in free passage, which many
seemed to enjoy every day, irrespective
of all other business, proclaiming glad
tidings of great joy all along the road as
far down as Sudlcrsyille. T.
WELLINGTON, Aug. 3rd, 1870.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

| 20 "OiA Prepared ior war.
Chicago calls herself an art centre.
Rome proposes having daily paper
Nilsson sails for America August 27.
ers. 'Oo' "''i uriiiN-
Kansas has about one hundred sail
springs. s''i'
Long Island matrimony is becoming
ephemeral.
A great deal of nonsense comes over
the cable. ofei
The heat in Rome and Paris is report
ed intense. y
Charleston streets and wharyes have
been repaired. - nav {
New England people are talking
about clam akes.
Memphis is to have a new church Grill
ed st. Bridget's. u a.
meets Oct. 27. e0' b ess
Female Students are received at tho
college of Vienna.
The petroleum mon are great bores.
SNN INV iuGdA VIGIL.
Inc Montreal Bank has Ga brick of
gold worth $4,000.
Illino,s makes 1885, 2)O pounds of
cheese from $3.50 COWS.
1t is difficult to obtain reliable news
from France and Prussia.
There is a great rush of Norwegian
em1graHtS to Minnesota
= Andy johnson spoke three hours al
conservative meeting last week.
Hanoverian aefugees in London are
organizing for the French service.
A subscription list has been started in
England for the benefit of the Oneida
sufferers.
The gathering Of sumac has commenc-
ca IN virginia. This trade is becoming
The Fall Riversspinners having stuck.
work will probably be suspended as soon
as the yarn on hand is worked up.
The blockade of the German ports in
terferes with English manufactures. and
the Liverpool cotton market is suffer-
ing. :.
a swordfish, in New London harbor
attacked pursuing boat the other dav'
causing 1t to leak so badly that it soon
filled. o'
Cochituate lake is becoming so lower
ed from the dry spell that 'Bostonians
are beginning to fear short supply of
water. F'
Pierre Bonnparte, tits said, has been
alsslpallng ever since the murder Of
Victor NOR. and strong drink threatens
Chloral, the new substitute for opium.
Is coming into general use. AS il is OK
such recent origin, not much is known
OF its properties.
Notwithstanding the Key West is very
nearly the soutbermost part of the UniA
ted States, the average of the heat there
has been but eighty-six degrees.
There are now but two capital a.
fences in the penal code of GreaL r.
In the last half-century thera
hundred and seventy capital
THE water supply has
from the roundhouse Of
and st. Paul road. at
cause the company W
pay $500 year waite
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-06

FLORENCE" We decline to publish
your last contribution. The subject is a
good one, and is well treated; but some
parts of it. we think, are not entirely
original.