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Message OF the Go sernOr OF New York
state Debt-Federal Interference II
state Affairs

The Governors message counsels re-
trenchment in expenditures, and says the
entire State debt is $32, 400, IA, q reduc-
ton of Sc, 445, 304 during the year. He
recommends that all the militia be armed
with breech leaders, and renewed his for
mer recommendations as to canals, in
Guiding an appropriation for test OF the
various projected methods for the use OF
steam. He supports. guardedly, some
plan for elevated railroads in New York.
and asks for a continuation of the powers
of the commission to prevent the spread
of the cattle disease. He disapproves o
the administration of the federal finances
and gives some advice to Secretary Bout
we'll. and also accuses the federal govern
ment that it has assumed to interfere di
rectly by it's officers and armed men will
the elec' ions in this State. He arralgn
the President on this account, and protest.
formally against these outrages.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-13
Express Robbery.

ALBANY, Jan. 2.
The express car while crossing the Hudson
river at this place was robbed and the messen-
ger shot. The robbers escaped. Tie messen-
gar will Die
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-13

Five new cotton mills are to be erected
in Fall River, Mass.
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THE DEATH OF PRIM.

History OF Bfs Assassin atfon-Seven Bull
let's Extracted from His Person-speeial
History OF the Deed Or BlOod--Secret PO-
Ittieal Associations RespOnsisie, De. sc.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-13
From Salt Lake.

EALT LAKE, jan. z.
The discovery of new rich gold and silver
minos continue. Immense coal mines have also
been discovered near Nephi, Utah.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-13
The nearest the Parisians can nov come

The nearest the Parisians can now come
to mutton is little raw weather.-Er.
Haven't they among their gunboats on
the Seine an iron-cIad ram, and is not the
yew to be found in the botanical gardens.
and has not Trochu said he would lamb
the Prussians A-trochu-ous.-Anothey
Er. - - I-''I
And are not the French sailors mut.in-
Gus ?-Anot5er Ec. I'll ~
The Portsmouth IN. H. Times declares
that at least one hundred thousand dollars
is expended each year on the navy-yard at
that port In the mandatory, not of GOV
ernment ships, bat Of Radical votes.
Captain Lott, OF the Cunard line, has
sailed more than 200 900 miIes-or nearly
fifty times the distance of the circomfer-
ence of the globe.
The Mayor of San Francisco has given
his entire official income for the present
year, amounting to 81, 200, to the public
charities of the city.
The New York Herald says: "Graut ia
now required to play the role OF Old Hick-
ory." SO far he has simply played the role
of Old Harry. Courier.
In Michigan q movement is ON foot to
stock all the inland lakes, of which there
are multitude, with white fish and
trout. -.
Many Chicago people contemplate set
thing In the Rocky Montain region.
Within the week eighteen more New
York buildings have been reported unsafe.
Previous to the war ninety religious ps.
pers were published in Paris
The sweetest thing in bonnets-a pretty
face.
New York contemplates another new
theatre.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-13
GABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Dec. 3.
Jules FavIe is coming here after all.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-13
By TIE HAVANA CABLE.
HAYTI, Jan. z.

HAYTI, Jan. z.
The whole country is quiet. The foods have
caused great damage.
Coffee comes in slowly. owing to the low prices.
TRANSPORTATION for salt from Turc Island ia
needed.
The heavy rains check sugar grinding.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-13

A mammoth London circus is now on
its way to this country.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-13

ney, and Mr.. H. was awakened about mid
night by the roof ia hing in. The fro had
then blocked up the passage throug b
the door, and he immediately aroused
his wife, broke open a window and
pulled her and two of the children ont,
none of them having anything on but their
night clothes, and even these being nearly
burned off. His other boy came to the
window, and Mr.. 81. had nearly succeeded
in pulling him ont by the shirt when the
garment which was badly burned. parted,
and the boy fell back into the flames
The cries of the little sufferers were heard
for some time afterward, but they could
not be saved.
Mr.. Helpman then covered his wife and
rescued children up in the hay in the barn,
and rode a horse one mile to his nearest
neighbor for assistance. When he arrived
he was nearly fr06en that being the cold
est night 5NBehe ss&senS and be wholly
naked He sank into a sta@e of uncon-
sciousness as soon as he told the story
The neighbors Immediately rallied, and
furnished all the assistance within their
power.
MIR. Ell. is in critical condition, being
roasted and frozen in places. No calamity
$ ever before cast such a universal gloom
over the community as this. Several hun
dred dollars have already been raised for
the fem'ly.--Detroit AdUertiSer.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-13

From New York
NEW YORK, JAM z.
"A negro woman was stab bed eighteen times
by negro man here to-day.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-13
rrom Wash.ngton-Proces OF c
MISCELLANEOUS.

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WASHINGTON, j.. O., Jan z.
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recreation9 Is there nothing in life but
drudgery.
That the body may be fed and clothed,
why starve and let the mind wither?
There are women all over the land
who think they never have time to read,
even the newspaper. Only the one
theme of work, work, work for the
mind to dwell upon.
No wonder the little vexations assume
alarming proportious-that many pretty,
merry, laughing maids forget how to
laugh in womsnhood-that these wo
men become fretful and gsrrulous. Men
wonder at the change time has wrought ;
often time has less to do with the mat
ter than they themselves.
Many husband who means to be
kind, allows bis wife to work and slave
herself almost into the grave. thinking
he cannot afford TO hire help N the kitch-
en-.
10 the fields the farmer has men to
help him to enrich and prepare the soil
for planting, but in few years strength
and vegetation is exhausted.
If that tired and over taxed wife only
had somebody to save her few steps in
in the day, it would do her much good.
Her heart would be glad and light, too,
at such an unexpected evidence of affec
ton and tender care, and her health
which is failing fast, might be fully re
stored.
Stop work early enough in the day to
take little ride in the country, that is,
if you happen to be the happy possessor
of turnout, otherwise walk out and let
the fresh breezes blow away all petty
cares while you enjoy the sunshine and
sweet song of birds.
Then 90 home and read for a half an
hour or longer, and SEQ if you do not
feel like new being. Beautiful thoughts
will fill your mind, and kindness will
take the place in the heart where lobg
lingering resentments have been.
You cannot hope to prosper and be
happy, if you abuse your strength or
mind The Bible says that God rested
after six days labor, so ought not a wo
man to rest when she is tired elm
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