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In st. Louis there b q counlc to whose
rast there attaches string IF incidents
covered novel Ts 1 Ssnslenssrn /: ss Lev:
haired. ffty and fatherly. The lady 10 Q
swsrthy little brunette Of eighteen or nine.
teen. She II tho wife Of (he gentleman.
and yet she y his danghter. 33 tt
A. she 10 the ecntlclnan's daughter, his
child must b her siStcs. But the child d
also her child, and IL consequence her hus.
band Ii her daughters grandfather.
&essaioa.- this 10 H. solution: A
young and beautiful Jswess, : II. Psysor's
wife, fifteen years Of age, fail In love with
takcr Of daetcrrtCtypcG, Mr. 0oga Tho
i Was In this instance A divorce ensued.
The lady kept one CHILD, daughter; mar.
ried Mr.. g., bore him tko or three boys,
the Jewish hxlf. sister gcttlnk aloug nicSly
with her little Christian brothers.
But the heAft bf imam b tickle N. G.
looked upon bis wifc's daughter, and BE-.
hold she found favor IN HE si9ht. lliss
p. budded ihtO &omAnhbod; Mn q. 6dcd
into ago A fearful domestic catastrophe
cnsucd; divorce was obtained BY tie wife:
the daughter married tho father. and "a.
dcd the title OF kranlifsthsr to honon he
already b0re
The elderly lady married for the third
time, Waits her dahght9 Ind he9I former
husband, with WHOM her own boys 10
stdc), and every thing b sesshe snd satis-
factory. b# R
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The following purpcrts to be the bona
.fde report Of q Catholic confessional, in
which young lady who danced told her
story, and was read lesson. True or not,
II is good enough to he true:
''Plcase tell me, Father, 10 It Q sin to
dance tho round dancer
"What TIM l IL understand by rouad
dsnces!''
"Waltzcs, polkas, gallops, etc."
''Dcscribe gsllop."
"Why, it is something like a waltz, only
swiftcr, and tho steps are different, and
there are several changes a. you make the
circuit Of tho ROOM"
"Aloncw
by no means, q partner. OF course"
Gentlemen, presume r
"Wcll, yea; gentlemen preferred"
Takes the lady by the hand ?"
mot exactly; ct least By ono hand n
"And how dOes he dispose Of the other ~
"Well, why"-blushfng deeply '.you
know the lady has to he supported, and 30
her partner just touches her waist lightly
''J,ut that would afford no support"
WELL she rests on his ARMAND just
little, father"
But then she must have . superduous
hand II hc takes but one"
20, she rests her other hand upon his
shoulder just enough to steady her self"
(1lorc blushcs.) i
e. "Ss;Msf:y matter Of f's'-"'' that
20, yes, father. very comfortable !"
1T many couples dance ct once, should
think there would be danger of their com.
inv In contact"
ssomctimcs. but they recover themselves
immediately"
And the lady Is thrown away from her
partncr!'
20. not at oil, he holds her too closely"
IL think" taking pinch of snuff, II un
derstand what you mean By round.dance,
which ! presume you enjoy very much ?"
1T is terribly enchanting particularly
10 wheh the music Is fine, and one has :
good partner"
'.Do you dance with any gentleman who
may be introduced In society there must
be sOMc very bad men,"
well, I'd rather dance with bad man
who ID good dancer, than good man who
10 poor dancer. But then, 70 be SURE, I
enjoy II good deal moro when know The
gentleman and like him"
"And you think this 10 proper, and mod.
est, and naidenly, to 60 careering over .
ball room floor In the arms OF q man whom
you might or might not have known ten
minutes previously :"
well, no; but 1t 10 the custom"
''Would you permit stranger entering
your fathers house TO assume the position
Of 3 gentleman In tho round dance, and
cohd6ct tou through your parloni'
''Of course not thst would bs shocking"
my child; In the cyc3 Of God It u the
same" Exchange.
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At Dinghampton . favosite nisanbd Of
winning '.the drinks'' y fbr ! sharper 70 bst
with yokel that be dan stand q ee4 on
end fright out % I'M 6oor," and ths yoksl
can't break Il with ! hnlf bHshsl measure.
The bst b taksa nd ne Assd b. hulIaa
shape puts tho - pscdsly d ~ cerssr.
and Il yoa 1iih p ilDw ~. lisk )oussslf
yoa would % web . ~ ~ sxpeinsak
- ~ ,4fisO rEf,o.I 1o+A
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NEW NORTH-WE I.
BEER LODGE CITY, FRIDAY, MARCHe4
The xs'iSh Poet,

The following good one comes from an
exchange:
have In my employment an Irishman,
who, fear, will he the means of killing
me yet, for already he has caused me so
many stitches" In the side that few
more and shall lie served up.
A few days since, having some altera.
tons made TO my dwelling. I at Pat to
tend" the masOns, who were engaged in
carrying up brick wall A. he was ~.
ccnding the ladder, with hod filled with
brick on his shoulder, carriage drove by.
Iausing in his ascent and eyeing the car.
risgc, he exclaimed:
1.-The rich Can ride In chaisca,
But the poor car walk, 6jatsss''
Instantly throwing his hod, with its load
of brick 10 the ground, lie came down the
ladder and FASTENED 10 where was stand.
ing, IN amused listener and observer of his
words and movements. Az lie approached
he doffed bis hat, and, with low scrape,
said:
'Begging your Honor's pardon, I would
he much obliged to We fur me wages; I'm
going to leave yccs now.
"Why, Pat, what is the matter! Why
do you wish to leavcI"
''Arrah! yer Honor, I've mistaken me
svecsti0n. Its born poet am; an it's
beneath me dignity to be carrying the nod
"What! you poet. Pat! Is it possible {!
Have you made any poetry :"
''Troth. an l have Sur; and I'll be Of.
ter astonishing tho wurrld yet. jest now,
on tho ladder, bcyont, made a. swstc bit
Of rhyme a. was ever printed, intirely."
You did, indeed Well just repeat it
10 me now. and then I can judge Of your
poetical abilities"
''Surc an Twill, yer Honor" and he CON-.
mcEccd:
1.-The rich can ride In ehaiece,
But the p00r-but the p0os-"
lie stuck fast but commenced again:
The rich can ride In chaisss,
But the p00r-but the poor"
lie could 60 no further, but scratching lii
head he exclaimed,
''Surc, Sur. had 1t IN right hit since:
and I'll give It to yccs now" and again he
began:
''1hc rich can ride In chaisca,
Jtu: tho p00r-but tho pOOr-.
E.jdises Mev can g0Ik.'
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How OILs EXPLODE. The expression
often used that an oil IL explosive conveys
a wrong idea The oil does not explode
An oil may often cxtinguish . burning
match when thrust into It, snd yet he high
" dangerous to use as burning fluid. It Is
the vapors of these oils, mixed with the
cir. that il dangerous, as far q explosion is
ture Of vapor and ait, It msy explode
When . lamp is filled while lightc'i, the
mixture Of air and vapor in the can or a.
Ter explodes upon coming in contact with
the fame; the oil itself docs not really ex.
plade, though it does serious injury when
scattered by the explosion. TIT
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NUMBER or FARMS IN The UNITED
STATEs-Thosc persous who take pleasure
In comparing the condition Of different
countries may be interested BY the follow.
ing statement Of the number Of farms thro'-
out the United States, taken from the re-
turns Of the late ccnsux Beginning with
tho smallest. there arc $500 farms Of
acres and under 10 acres; Isl. 610of 10asres
and under 20 acres sls,24 of 20 acres and
under 50 acres; COZ. COS Of 80 acres and nm.
der 100 acres lse. 80 Of 100 acres and uu-
der 500 acres; 20. slo Of 800 acres and under
1000 acres; and 5.s4s Of 1000 acres and up
ward. Tho total number of farms Is l,pl0, I.
al.
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- -
= -. --------1
-.&. :" e..
rrN1rrrD ON rnc
~ N l. i Ell - j "A i I'D
fAsszD A11n
Third Session OF the Ferty.Flrst Congress,
- -.
. v-SL. -1. s1.ua. ~ - ..,..a
An ACT fer ne feale1 O certain gnrcnaees g @no
from Soc Iegu representatives OF 0a51LOO0ew Coos
N. arr- -r-
legal representative 8 snbr.eud in neeore3 baeel
Ten, and confirmed to The extent Of isaSae SQUARE
and survey numbered TIVE thousand one hundred and
81. s %sss 70, :a' ~
s1on va meGe ~ .,ee, toa ano "a ~
hnnd'sehs aerss. IN ne favorable report nanoeese
"a 81 Congress Of The yean ciehtscn hundrsd sod
aa sra se1a
Therefore,, - - -
Be Il enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repreeen-
e tee Tinted Az st "a e A e y
county surveyor the county of Cape Grardsau, o.
whomsoever may be designated b. tie CommissIonef
3 s:.1 b e e q sass x
q the confirmation BY ct Of July fourth, eighteen
ana IN to satslnctlOn q eelO C1asos ooInuinG ~
sand one huDrcd and ninety six inteSecs the north
!lne Q secs'on we've. eownsnip tnIty-ooe nostnt
.se eh & H.. a ..
& said survey two thousand one hundred ana nusty:
six, IN section twenty three Ct oaid townsaip and
snat me psolecsssca nsossnwsray Rsaei wea the
and one i s9d spd sa9a1s e::t
D1CC
"a FIX sPa .ud Su
tSs q ~: y
q s.M survey numbered TWO thousand one hundred
10 nanetX - s"o sne sc,ec'oa seso3Soo ~ snis
- "a - ~. kS sr.Scssa pr as.s.S
20 !ne reEs.T ana lccsivcf q me ana d,ssriee 10
Mnacu .s,1 =, ~ ~ soSs tEat g maAe
az cents per sse. o. by presumption o. claim d So@s
stead aocordi1E to tne AVE Ct tho United States In
seco &C. ms1e ny P!Svloea.
80, = s.ra ~. ~ go aay ~ g
w PC = aos emo.sesa tnsseiS eof xtth;
1eo nom sslo y ne Sovesnmens q me United
survey q ala ssse.S thereafter and IL
ooe yeal nca ~ @ n1 soivsy any pery
~ ssnd i,I 49,, a s.t ~ secn ga
and beforS ths passage q this ct spon making sssis
o!ssnst N wnsSn soca us Of Ra!oess ~ satuase q
.scs.r H. .nd arr Scrrhvk sntho FL eo,er s. Is
traets not to exceed one hundred and sixty acres in
aaolns !mp.0ve@e,s u que que ao.'s1 ana twentynye
- tSc at ~ Goncr. s.' cr.n,n. S,ssss
70 actual settlers.
Approved, February 10 1871.
GENERA, xA.rn. No. ~
AN ACT to cee to the State Of Ohio the uusoh lands
IN tne virginia A. n .nn s'',s. N sa'o es,ae
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TAINTED a Valentine.


The Louisville Courier Journal prints
the following order Eor valentines received
from IN Indiana subscriber to the paper:
Enclosed you find, 40 cents wish you to
print me, 8, valentines II that amonnt will
pay for the same FIRST I wish, A sswmill
with the man carrying out lumber d his
wife halling sawlogs with three yoke Of
oxens & her on the Saddle OK with long
whip In hand and, 8, little Children rolling
sswlogs.
Second, wish man 4 wife printed in
= General row the man running and his
wife after him with Shovel in her hand
d his hair busby 4 flying rs he runs & aid
three little Dirty & ragged Children stand.
ing round looking As if they were scared
most to death.
third wish woman printed with .
Snake Sticking cut Of her mouth represent
ing desperate tongue q temper. ~ %ot
you will please print them on the most
Comic order You can 4 obligs yours,
please attend to this In haste. \. :. =.
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4 0,sser Business.
Selling Peoples Euaises for q LisAiAood.

Selling Peoples Ea1Asss for a L;seslhoed
A New York correspondent Of Boston
paper writes a. follows.
l gave you last week some chances foz
business and the result of IN attempt to
enter business with seductive advcrtiser.
Here is another, something in the same
line:
FOR SALE-A list Of 1000 names that
have been obtained by advertising. All arc
genuine, and the letters will b sold with
them. Address.
How do you know Whist tl,oss names are
They are such names o have been obtoin-
ed from Turalists Ill over the country by
parties who have advertised counterfeit
money, patent medicines Of edubioub char.
scter, advantage playiDg cards sud things
Of that sort. They are not only n1mes Of
grecnhOrns but Of vicious grecnhorns and
just such lot - the fellows who offer
counterfeit money like 70 get hold of. The
dealer in such names will get good price
Is soon as lle can satisfy bis customer that
the names are what he pretends they are.
It was once In my way to know . man who
was engaged in the lottery swindle in one
about sending circulars and letters snd
asked him how they obtained the names
of the parties TO whom they sent their doc.
uments.
''That is the great trouble" he replied.
I'VE can get enough names out of the di.
rectorics, but they are not such - we want.
We buy lists sometimes from publishers of
weekly newspaper, who give us the names
of their subscribers, but they IRE not very
good, Is the people who take newspapers
are generally too intelligent to be swindlcd.
We send to p0stmasters, but they arc stu.
pid, and give the names of the most prom.
incnt men Instead of the obscure ones,
which We want. Sometimes We hire men to
60 around through the country places and
collect names, under various pretenccs, but
this costs great deal of money, % man
must stay some time IN village or coun.
try town before he can get ct the names.
The best lists of names are those that are
made up by copying every name written on
the walls Of Railway stations and the build
stores. A man who writes his name in
public places e pretty sure to be an idiot.
or 20 near one that he will bite ut q glitter.
ing bait" 49,.
There arc two or three hundred MN in
this city of New York who make their liv.
Ing by pfeyinR in one way or another on
the credulity Of the people in the country.
The best games are these which reach only
the dishonest, the pretence of sending
counterfeit money has been very success.
full, and many man has been badly bitten
by it. The sufferers arc constrained to
keep quiet, as they cannot make prOsccu.
ton without showing that they intended to
swindle somebody, and thus it happens that
only now and then ere the city swindlcrs
brought to justic.
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The Printing press follows surety sites
the pioneers axe. hut . little while ago
the African diamond region was, II NOT Z
bowling wilderness" certainly something
like i Now 70 record two productions d
The new diamond fields: ito 6rst newsps-
pen and the nEst issues OF i.s press-ths
Dieasad Meas and the DjsaIAd Nieads
the 4iaSssj, N illustsaaed comic paper q
Cape Town; he E@tr kkprss. printed q
ths Love.iale Mission Stasion. and the NJ.
- Alssssse, publsbcd by II. John Rob.
inoon, Q statistical annual
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LOCK BoxEA -The new postal bin pro.
poses that I'll postmasters, except IN EASES
wherSths posto@ee baildisg 4 tas ptopss-
tyof the iUaiesd States, nay allow bsx.
holders to procure lock.boxs or drawers
for theit own W., md at tAeis own 81
penss, which bek-boxes ~ drawers sjaAjl
becDms ~ psppssty Of IT, usllsd elaies
and - subject y the dtrsctlon and control
q 10 Poss Once DeP aelmk s5 eis y IA -,
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N I've caution the public frsm parchasisS
ket, bearing the nanne "Arion.' All genuine Ahen
Pianos bear the name Patent AriOn and can only b
authorized Agents Throughout the U1itcd States.
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GENERAL MATURING u
AN ACT 10 repeal m act entitled IAN act Ter the
survey Of grants er claims Of land" approved June
second eighteen hupdrud ADD sixty two.
Be enacted by the Senate and Housc Of Rcpresen-
tativcs Of the United States OF America In Congress
assembled That act entitled IAN act Tor the survey
Of grants er claims 0l Land" approved June second
cightesa hundred and sixty being chapter &c OF
the acts Of the second session Of the Thirty seventh
Congress Of the United States be, and Ne a0c 10
hereby, repealed Provided That the repeal Of said
ac4, shall not Affect any rights heretofore scquirvd
under the came. ri"
APPROVED February Is 1871.
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Y11 Pn0fHJB5O1D TAKE Y1BAeUBB m ANNouu.
= C1No THAT THEIR JAClLfTUe Y0R 7aE ACCOM-
1ODA1D0V % 0UBg1o ARE O0npIETyD AND yvn-
~ 10DBAvo1 VIAL N MADE 10 MRRlT SHARE
"a f01le PATRONAGE WHICH THEY 11sPrcfYully
oollCST.
Der Lodge CITY, Jan. IL 1871. sxf
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21


DEAEYNE.- W ALKER.- On the 18th inst,
and Mss Kate C Walker. buth Of New
Castle co.. ID !.
WATKINS pEFnDD- Dec. Goth. IT the :
iirnce Of ev. Thus. Numl ers. IN NJ ling
ton. James atkins of EudleTsv lie. TO
AIss mary s.. h"ford, Of Mil ihgton.
EIBOU RNE- HART.-fn the 9lst Of Dec
ut thu NJ. r PArsDn lge, u iler%vi L., hS
by Rev. +. T A dred William Elb,urne 10
Miss Susie Hart, both oil Queen Anne co..
Md.
DAvIs-CRoUCH.- 22nd, ut the resi-
dence of IN. y. Merritt IN 81 llinEton. by
Rev. II. y. Newman. WilliRm ii Davis. ~
baltimore, 10 Miss n cliael 81. Crouch. of
MlllinRtOn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II ecember Is h a,
Holdings Chapel, ~ Rev. J. +. Al.ire'i,
,oma- Mclaughlin, TO frs ebecc.,
Jones, both of Queen Anne co.. Md.
BRuwN-T'1I.S bT..-Jan. 5th. ut Dui,ey's
Chanel. Icy Rev. j. l.. dr,d. Edw. ~
to Miss sophia Tui.On. both Oi Queen Amnt
county. ND.
COLW ELi.-STEWART.- On the eth inst
ut the. u. Il. Parsonage, CIR eta 10y Rev. J.
l.. "mnn. samuel ts.lwell la Mts. Ala.
miuta stewart. both of keDt co MI.
biHi SuN-IIOLLIDAY.-On the 18th inst
a. the NJ. u. Parsonage. Ga.,' !. l,y Rev. T..
Newman, JAS. J,hnsos. t. Mlss IL. |, D
~ II da:', both NJ Arlington, Md.
II AIFLL-B0i FR.-On tie I2th Instant, a
the NJ. Il. Z u eli. Millingion. by Rev. T.
i Newman. Ienj mn NJ. HAZEL to Mis-
| LIZZIE Boyer, b tn Of Millington, Ma.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ON :. n the 1911
inst., ~ tie !, siAence III brides fathrT
~ Massey's station. by Re b. New
| man, John Andefst n OF Queen Anne CO.
| Nil, 10 Miss MargaretS. Harri isiOn, If tn
former place.
MORGAN-CiiAr IMAM On TIN 10 h inst
At ~. Nj. +. Church, Sassafra>. by Rev. T.
b. Newman. Christopher MnrRsn TO Mr.
hatTnan, both of Kent count. Md.
PRE'rriM N-GCODINC.--'In the IL inst
1T q res d. &C. of he b. de's mother. II
G.lena. by le.. r.. r. NJ wInan, Re-. G. v
G"odding, II Gaien Nd.
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mended 10 their consideration such
measures Az he Judged expedite t. II is
perhaps unnecessary that should 50
soon prrtoi m the same office.
I wilt, howev.r suggest To the Cener
al Asscmllly.tas rr"yisi'nie made ''y
Law. II such provision does not already
exist, for the prompt, payment ofthe in-
,ereat on thes-rutfic debf as the same
shall become due. Prmptitude in fhs
discharge Of obligations il as much u
public as AL indiv dual duty. In this
regard tie State Of Delaware has never
l,esn remirS. LIT her proud reputation
in the pas, lie her reputation forever.
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WAR NEws.-The additional par
ticulars of the battle of lie Mans onl,
tend to confirm the magnitude o. the
engagement, the stubborn valor and ad-
mirable discil line of both armies, and
the eminent character of the success
gained by the Germans. The bonn
bardment of Paris proceeds with una
bated severity. The destruction OF
Fort d'issay has been virtually achiev-
cd; Fort Montrouge has been badly
preached, and various Places on the
suburbs have been broken up badly By
shot and shell. The point mostly sub
jscted to the German fire inside the
regula. defences is in the quarter o
St. Sulpice, and many men, women anC
children have ben killed. The return
fire of the French has latterly beef
quite effective.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21

Hon. ELI SALISBURY, who was
elected to the United States Senate on
Tuesday, by the unanimous vote of the
Delaware Legislature, is an able law
yer-a bachelor, about Sc years of
age, and an active member of the NJ.
f. Church. AS a politician, in his
own county, we doubt not, be has
more weight and influence than any
other man. His ..ratorical ability in
the Senate will not perhaps be equal to
that of the retir ng Senator, his broth
CT, Hon. Willard Salisbury. But we
shall be mistaken if the new Senator
does not come well up TO the highly
distinguished mark which his brother
has made in forum of the nation; while
he will doubtless excel in application
The only Office he had ever held, We
BELIEVE, was that Of REPRESENTATIVE il
the Legislature. The State will have
no cause to complain of the choic,
which the Legislature has made. On
the contrary, there seems to be very
general satisfaction expressed SO far a
we have heard.
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LOCAL AND STATE News.

GonRy's T.AnY's y, OK fur February
1871. = spisnnid number If G1dcy ~
pre-. ent..d h. the 3atInnsoi this eNcP'leni
monthly tor February. TIE enibell'sb
nieHts AR. numerous and nj supr'icr
KIND. consisting f:-"Tte Wig. liter
rurtvd,' n steel Plalr. ca l"ei rns ion
Plate, containing Srv~n 'purs-. "Ohf
Balloon Post" nm 'xitn ~md erg ny
ny. A l,eau lf,il design in Patchwork.
prin Ell n hiu''.. A psx" containing i'iI
,i-sig,s ~ b'unetS aud hats. The oth'
noihs, my elite. to~ thu. iisaai lars" liza
I n-Inu i~,t Drs ~ina l1e>-''n-. C't'aEe
snd tl4A VI riaH~ ds-iRnS &" L." dam u,
the " ork Department. MHrnh H.r
inni. Mr>. Hork nson. md ether prom
tie. wrii.ts c-niTil.uiet"the iiisr 'tiir''
OF ih's uuini~r. l.. \. 'ipiev. y. =.
r'r. VI SIKH snd C.s-tnut Sis, Pi'i'a
dtipi,ia. Pa.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21

SECRETARY OF STATE.|ohn II.
Paynter, Esq, of Georgetown, has been
appointed Secretary of State by Gov.
Ponder. Mr.. Paynter ia gentleman
Of acknowledged legal ability, fine sd-
ddress and will discharge the duties Of
the Office with credit to himself and
honor to his State.
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"a ED R .E% E sx "a
OF HIS EXCELLENCY
lanes PONDER,

GOVERNOR OF DELAw ARE
Before The General Assembly Of ne Strife
of Delaware, and an dssembld9e Of his
JclIop- citizens, ia the Stcte House, a,
Douer, on the occasion Of his inan0nra-
tion, JdnI5ry l7th, 1871.
Gentlemen Of The Senate and House Of
Representatives, and FeLtOro- Gill;
GEMS:
Having taken the oaths rcquh ed by
the Federal Constitution, and by the
Constitution Of this State, propose, in
compliance with established usage. 10
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21

az Connecticut democratic state
convention met Tuesday.
The present state officers we're nom
mated by acclamation: Governor,
james E. English; lieutenant govern
or,Julius Hotchk.ss; secretary or state,
Thomas NJ. Waller; treasurer, Charles
M. Pond; comptroller, Seth II. Lo-
gan.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21

DE forests Y ung An-rics. 81 80 y
.--Hr 4 lr liant and ~ oim juNrnli'
Manihly ili.I sLrln-S' al 'ih'rs ia II
sttrm tiv. nsrs. lie nnm 'uS and heau
i,tul tnEaNirE-. entertaining it r'f.
"riRim.l mn.i. amt other >plrv c'n'rl
bn'i''ns rond-r L ihdi-p" nsa''lr IN every
hUureh..ld wi"r.. u iH Iuir0' uc,"'. The
premiums a;f-r~d Ia rs,'h .inlsr'Tih rae
av wonderful. 20 pri ing among
them juv,n.lr hm~s To- the Hi"ouhi a.
tl.7j. y line chro.nn worth ". n Htereo-
-,a,.~, with series IT y ew- y Yoh ri
G'.srt ,p-, and ntI nprouS other Dre.en'H
warth more than the r0st Oi the y..Sr r
snhscr ptinn. Address w. Jennii r.
Des4UrSsI, 62s BroadUHy, n. Y.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21

FIRE-rle barh aud other ont-huili-
iDHs nu ,he 'nrn. 81 AR. NJ "iy Kuh.
~el'. IN Arpnqu ninink HI, ~rr" %"-
iIe.v de-iI,rsd hy fire at " 'ui-N
neninR lHst together ~i'l lsrx- qnam.
titv'i wrriH ni,d n D. ril"n at h -t''c- &.
Tie hre. ID ~ sR.d MAS sr'irehtH ~
communicated - lit,le 90 Ored grit.
fie It,rs viii hrsvt nv h~aNy,
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21

THANKs.-John B. Pennington,
Esq, Clerk Of the House of Represen-
tative will please accept oar thanks fer
copy of the Governors Inaugural ad-
dress.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21

ON sunday. the IT. i,'rtani, tie U. S
R,V~nnr Gutter Miami. WAS "-ulht ~
ariItihR ic~adnd driy-n a~huro Ut Port
FrHI, ant throsn nn hvf t'rAd eHdS
~here -he ~til rcnIsin> iu the ~ 49,. p
shi1i'. All III tr'arJ gM safely a='iI..
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21

D.-Calaai' O'lver "u'S.i who
nu'': ID q fine -cr".l.r err
IN 1"AIsk -fsil ing bay. tied NJ r ugh
eri'sie, n. y. an Re sab inst. al ~
,h"ld ievtr. III. as Oh nd and wsii-
n"wn Hudson river ima,inan.