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Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

JoHN O'BYRNE. ESQ the popular Irish orator
now OF Wilmington has kindly consented to deliver
lecture for the benefit Of the Smyrna Library, aud
"Wednesday evening next, the 9Th inst, has been
de-ignsted as the time. Subject. The Cfussdes."
THIS lecture, which Mr.. O'B. has delivered IN Phila
dephIa, Wilmington, aud other cities, 10 criticised
az most eloquent address upnn these of the
Middle Ages, which the Christians Of that period
made six iruuless and bloody efforts to the Holy
Land from the grasp Of the nhdeIs and mohsnedons.
The subject that has interested the civilized
world continually frsm the date Of their occurrence
TO the present time, and one in which Mr.. O'Byrne
can display the rich flow Of eluquence which he is
known to possess 10 so full an extent. tie is always
eloquent, witty or logical, and therefore always
attractive and entertaining. His reputation has
preceded HIM and we believe a full house will
greet MIN lie is now delivering this lecture IN
var"us cities of Massachusetts, and popular has
It become that he has engagements from all sections
Of the country.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

tWu-S tunE FnAME 9WEkLtWo 49,
80 by 10 tset wuh Two story kitchen aIlachea ~ ~
whole containing three rOnms on The hrs. hooI ~.
five above new Barn 80 feet long and So IeeI w0s
,buiII two years agoG New Stable IS by Is iesIi
Carnage house corn house. smoke hou'e' sna Nv"
tenant house. -
All Of The buildings on the farm have been eree'eo
within the last ten y6ars the stable having been OS
within the lasI sIx years. ,..
There are / 200 PEACH TREES. in bearing. ioer
yeats old OF the choicest varieties. the selection
most experienced nureryman; 90 OF the cn"U e ",
apple trees, number OF dwarf and standard Ies
Trees aud other frun upon the farm. twenty aer'
are Woodland, ten Oi which are very me- l.,
The iarm is in good state Of cultivation snd unos
pretty good ience Is very we'll drained ana U., sIS
IN q very agreeable, healthy neighbOrhOOd cOn'eS'
enI tn church aud school; school being within y.
mile. anu church within milo This tar" 10 nhsy
adapted for iruIt raising gram raising ana u
The soil 10 q hight. mellow loan ahd very esy :.
cultivation Two fields from IS 10 30 acres eachl e
set ~ clover A fine living stream OF waiei funs
IhrOr gh the farm. Very few larms combine 80 MS. m,
attractions as this one: buildings Iho'oughu'a'
age. healIhIuIness fine neghbOrhOod. school,
SC. &c! Lam
A chance is afforded to some one Of buying isfm
cheap there will be posipOnsmenI on account "
the weather or for want OF bidders.
Even persons desiring TO attend sales win I"e NJ.
tentIon TO buy. forget very often to do So sho ,su
many think price 10 hHed whlch'" 1ns ' ~" :, rm
not bring that will he Withdrawn. But ins ,n"
will be sold at Dover in front OF The County buu"
at Q O'Clock p. M, on TUESDAY the 26Ih osf -
| November
TERMSi-Ten per ceRt. Of the purchase monss ,ss
to be paid on day Of SALE two thousand dOIIs" 1 -
first day Of January. neat. at which time deed
veyIng clear, unencumbered trle will he glsen' I
FeAfIer five hundre dollars in annual iHs'a
| with interest on the whole unpaid balance lug "a
| not complied with. NJ B. HILLYARD.
| Agent for J. NJ. FoFake"
! Dover Del, November -. 1879.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

THE Mo & DEI- RALR"AD DEciAR D INsoLVE~r
-Tne Bill'mnre GGzene oi last W. ek published the
following: James b. Gr1Ome, ni the Cecil bar, on
Thursday last. as solIcior uf Messrs. John ii
WggIms aud Alexander Dearborn, o. Boston, holders
." hrst m"rigpge b"uds oI the Maryland N Delaware
Railroad Company filed b'Il ~ Compliant the
EQUITY side ui the CItc.n Court for Talbot count,
askIng TOR sale O' ssid rsItTnad. and pending the
ltigatIOn, for the appointment ntA receiver aud fr
an injunction against said Company. and the Irus
tees under the mortgages gwen lO secure ITS first
and second mortgage bomds. The bill states the
prInciPal Of the hrst mortgage boads TO amount tn
sS5OOO0; the principal Of the second. mortg gage
bands to be $lj00OO and the principal Of the State
~ Mary lands lien TO be Sl41.35O, aud that the
interest On these liens is IN arrears Tor two aud
a-half years. The bill churges that the affairs Of
the company either have been and are grossly
missmsnaged, or that Its net revenues have been
msapplIed and diverted frOm the payment Of the
interest warrants on the rst.mortgage bonds IF said
company, TO which payment they are pledged; that
said company is horelessly involved, aud that a
speedy sale Of said railroad with co pmenls and
franchises, is necessary to save the hrst-mOrlgage
bondnOlders from irrepdrabe loss. The Court set
down the motion for injunction aud the appoint.
ment of receiver for hearing on Wednesday, the
20Ih inst.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

IMMIGRANT LABOR.-ln our local column
we give the proceedings of meeting held in
this town on Saturday last to devise some
means to supply the constantly increasing de-
mand for farm laborers aud domestic help that
is being felt in this community. There was a
goodly attendance OF farmers-almost ex
clusiyely this class-and the general tenor OF
the argument made on the occasion was that
there was a scarcity of labor that was con-
stantly becoming more manifest and more
annoying, and a lack of reliability in such as
could be obtained that was even more perplex-
ing than the scarcity. 1t was decided that the
only way to meet the case was to import immi-
grant labor from Europe, and to do this it
would be necessary to consolidate individual
effort into a cooperation organization, which
organization was accordingly entered into pre-
liminarily, and will be perfected ats subsequent
meeting. A general preference was expressed
for the Swedish immigrants, but those o.
Alsace and Lorraine were also suggested. The
society will operate similar to that organizedin
Middletown, we suppose, though no plan wa
acted upon.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

A butcher, named Alfred Wood. who occupied
stall in the Fourth street market house, Wilmington.
committed suicide at his residence in Kennetttown
ship, Pa, on Saturday week, by taking arsenic.
No cause is assigned Tor this rash act except that he
lad been using intoxicating drinks TO excess for
some time past.
"Brandon," one of the finest and fastest (perhaps
the very fastes horses in this sectinn died in this
town on Monday. He would have made one of the
most popular horses the turf had his cwner, JAS
r. Clements, ESQ.,. permitted him to take the track
HIS disease thought to be lung fever, aggravated
by the ep,zootic.
George w. Burns, aged 81 wears, a brakesman on
freight train on the Delaware Railroad was almost
instantly killed at Canterbury Saturday night in
attempting to walk from TO the other the
coupling pole, such used on timscr cars. while
the train was running. He tell off under the cars
| and was cut in two.
There is some difficulty, il seems to lease the
great new hotel in Wilmington, the Clayton House,
as no leasee is disposed 10 furnish it, 10 do which
will cost sr I'm $50, 100 to s40,0n0. Il is thought
The owners will have to do il. Col II. w. Sawyer.
"f the Ocean House, Cape May, is one who has
made pr0posa toward leasing It.
| 1t 10 rumUred that ARA ngenenis have been made
between the P. w. j 'BR. aud the lJel. & Penn.
X. X. To have the train which now leaves New
Castle at 40 A. NJ. start from Mddl, town VI A.
VI. connecting with the Delaware aud Pennsy ylvanra
Ihe former road is finished sufficiently.
| There is a repnrI gong the rounds that one-lhird
oil the VOt Of Sussex county sold their ut the
| l,Ie election. No nne belItvs such d slander
| There was not enough money the hands nf both
parties. put together. Ia pay for SO many at anv
| thing like the market price. Al the price Of pair
# common bnDts II would have taken over Sln O0O
We believe the SUSSEX Journal is responsible :or
| this yarn
| Maj Luhand talked level.headed in his Whining
ton juhhcaIon speech. He slid that in "ths per
| inrmance Of his duties, he never would let an
opP"riusty pass for advancing the interests Of Della
ware aud of Wilmington, He would serve hi,
| Democratic constituents with like kindness anC
Prnmptness those OF his party. and hts labor:
belonged TO his peops; no duty would be toc
ardu"us service too haid for him 10 under akeir
their behalf"
| The Local Preachers and Exhsrters held thei
Association for Dover District in this town OF
Saturday and Sunday last. The most inportan
business transacted, outside of routine duty, wal
the changing III the TILE OF the Association. II il
hereafter tn he known the Wilmington Confer
ence Association of Local Preachers and ExhOIieIs
aud. as its title Indicates, 1t takes IN the who'll
Conf renee territory. Its next meeting III be helt
IN Wilmington on the second Friday IN May.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

1t is now stated that Secretary Boutwell,, as
we'll as Secretary Fish, will retire from the
Cabinet after March 4h. it is believed lha;
Mr.. Fish will be offered The mission TO England,
and that Mr.. Boutwell, will be chosen United
S a,es S .n,tor from Va .sschnsetts
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

The Young Mems Republican Club Of
Ws>hinItun called upon President Grant last
Saturday, and congratulated him on his re
election. The President said the vote he
received was more gratifying than the possess
sion of the office itself, as it showed that the
people did not believe the campaign ISLANDERS
on his character.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

WHAT WE NEED.-We need comfort for
the coming Winter, warm Clothng, and cheer
fu homes. We can insure warmth aud com
fort and a pleasing appearance if you dress in
some OF our Splendid Clothing, which We are
now selling so very cheap that it is within the
reach Of everybody. Bennett & CO., Tower
Hall, No. SIS Market Street, hallway between
Fifth and Sixth streets, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

The JrsrcE vERDIcr rendered by the public
In OF the MExICAN MssrASG LSIMESr be
all who used that famous preparation 1t
Its healing influence irressbe The most obstinate
Of neuragc rheumatic diseases totally cured
and nconcevAby short space time External
inues whether oil beast well all -Quine
human maades for which . linnent may be used
speedily remeded by its Remember IL 10 merely
palliative but eTadicant OF disease.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS - At the
present time whe SO many persons suffe ing from
FhTOat and LuRg Diseases they should bear IN mind
that HAssoN's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR never iais IN
curing Coughs Colds IIOarseness. Pain IN the Breast.
Sure Throat. Asthma and all Diseases Of The ThrCai
and Lungs. u Is an excellent remedy for Group and
WhoopIng Cough No family should be without il.
Sold by all Drug Stores and Dealers throughout the
United States
P.S.-See that the signature Of Russell & LANDS.
PrOprs, Is ON eath wrappcT.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH H. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Propretora Smyrna
Delaware.
not paid till the end No discontinued until
all arrears paid only option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
ane the nsertion insertions Three and
a-ha cents. Abera discount made 10 quarterly semi
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

Full returns Of the presidential election show
that 80 States, having 294 electoral votes,
chose Grant electors, and that States, having
70 electoral votes, chose Greeley electors.
Grants majority in the Electoral College, 222.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

THANKsGIvING.-Gov. Ponder has at last
issued his Thanksgiving proclamation desig-
Mating the same day as the President-28th
instant.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

II is stated that six New York regiments,
three companies from Philadelphia, and the
Fifth Maryland regiment, will participate in
the parade at Washington, on Presiden;
Grants second inauguration.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20
Tooth DIVIDEND.

The Directors OF this Institution have this day oe'
clared Dividend o. EIGHT PER CENT out Of inc
profits for the last sI mouths. payable 10 the >oel
holders. or their legal representatives. on demsn0'
clear ot all taxes. BY order,
WM BELL. Cashier.
BANK OF SMYRNA, Nov. 9Th, IS72.-l34t
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

1000 Delaware Railroad Bonds, interest pay
able s"mi- i-annualy-January AMI July-due in
1880, for sale by John McIIear Il Son, Bankers,
No. Coz Market St, Wilmington, Del
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

ABOUT LEADERS. reading over the
opinions of the press upon the results Of the
election, we notice that one idea seems to have
especial prominence, viz: that party leaders
arc no longer the masters of party action. In
other words that the popular sentiment is
superior to individual dictatOn. The day for
a few men to control a political party has
laised. When they try IN the party they
become ring; when they try outside of the
party they lose their grip. That men think for
themselves is becoming more and more evident.
This question is fully ventilated in the
Liberal and Democratic papers. The
latter express surprise that the former headed
by such Republican leaders as Messrs
Greeley, Sumner, Schurz and others, showed
no more strength than they did. And the
former twit the latter, lead by such able Demo
Gratis as Thurman, Seymour, Hendricks and
others, that they could not bring their party
into the coalition any better than they did.
Because this or that prominent leader" says
this or that thing, or recommended this or that
measure does not make it conclusive. The
ability of each of the gentlemen we have
named was never questioned-and neither was
the adsge that 1.-The greatest men can make
the greatest mistakes" This element that
makes the rank and file of party superior to
the leaders is described by one of the papers
we think the Nation, as popular instinct.
The PANIC ABOUT THE POULTRY. Before
the sensation about the horse disease ha,
anything like died out, there comes another
one upon US about wonderful hen disease thai
is said to be sweeping down the poultry in New
York and other northern States as with tn,
bosom Of destruction. And it is given NOR,
outlandish names than even the horse disease
as this, for instance, "HenAewhenzl." II ha
been stated that iu New York alone thous4n nd
of the barnyard fowls are dying daily, an
great panic has been created by the fearfully
eolored accounts. But later and more dcfnit
reports are less alarming, and calculated t
inspire a more cheerful outlook for the hen
roo~t ari he Thanksgiving dinner The Ne,
York Heraid Of yesterday says:
''The endelvors Of our reporters 10 discove
the i4ct- -l4. ct,e, encourage the belief ths
III u danger to the poultry ate
ALL and that, although some fatalities are n
ported from New Jersey the disease has n,
invaded the hcnroosts Of Westchestcr county
any extent. Barnyard fowls suffer vario,
affections at thi, usually damp period of Il
year. and the appearance among the chicken
Of single case OF cold in the head would eau
awcrId Of comment about epizo0ty among Il
innocent rustics The butchers are Shrewd
suspected OF being :he originators OF this id
Of hen and turkey fatality. A veracio
informant, however, states that il has result
among his hens from their being allowed
peck their sustenance among the stable refu
Of diseased horses. Ii is not improbable u
there may be some truth in this, and hence
would be well for ali farmers and henwives
remove this dangerous accumulation out OF
reach Of their poultry. The eyes of the enl
country are upon them"
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20
SM YRNA, DEL.
CARD.

The undersigned has. this dav reInquIshed the
pIacIire Of medicine IN SMYRNA. IN favor Of G.
SHnnev. NJ d. lie calls upOn all his patrons having
unseIiled accnunS to come forward wThnR! delay and
settle the same Judgment nOIes will he iahen ot al
accounts exceeding ten dollars. Il desIre'l
e l. MAHON. MD.
Srnvrna. October !, 1872.
N B In my absence accounts will be settled ey
my wife lnj209~I c l.. NJ
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20
Positive Sale
VALUABLE FARM.
IfHEEFWNNFFFNFE'N"
TW0-ST0RI FRAME DWELLING

A farm Of l55 AcREs. situated near Dlnahs Corns
sir miles from Dover and four miles from o.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-20

COR. OF MAIN AND COMMERCE SITS
SMYRNA, DEL.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-21

The Republican State Central Committee,
Of Ohio, met at Columbus on the l4th instant
for the purpose Of arranging for the coming
State convention. The attendance was very
large, there being present. besides the mem
bers Of tho COMMITTEES, the Republican nom
bers Of the Legislature, and number Of the
principal editors Of the Republican nowspa-
pers throughout the State. Resolutions were
adopted favorihg the denomination Of Presi-
dent Grant at Philadelphia, and the nomina.
ton Of Ex-Governor Dennison as Vice Prosl-
dent Governor Noyos made an eloquent
speech, In which he said that with Grant a.
leader and Dennison "a second on the ticket
next November the Republicans would be
certain to win a magnificent victory. The
Hon. Martin welker also spoke on the same
side. lie considered 1t highly important that
President Grant should be renominated, and
offered the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted
"Rssoiped, Thatthe Admlnlstratlon Of General
Grant meets with our cordial approval, and We
trust there will bo no division ln the Republl.
can party as 10 his reconciliation as our oandi.
date for President BY the approaching Republi.
can National Convention"
One by one they wheel Into line.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-21
COrnWell & Sons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
14ls and 1920 Penna. ave.,
OPPOSITE wILLARD's HOTEL.
500 CHESTS CHOICEST GREEN AND BLACK
TRAs In BToRK AND BOND.

COFFEE.
800 Mats old Dutch Java.
30 Bag. Prime CeylOn JAVA.
10 Bales 0snIise MOCHA. &
10 HOguheada PLANTATION.
80 BAgs Prime RIO and MARICAIBO.
COFFEE and TEA sold both Wholesale and Re-
tall, At lowest New York Prices.
Coffee roasted fresh even day By an expert
enoed hAndln Patent AromA-sAViBs ROAater.
Anything purohAssd from Us. q not ..tist.e,ory.
deal il isoisss goods ony. sai saSSantS. eysthins
H.s%YRSy RS ...saSsS q nd S:SEsS e, .5IS%;s.
Fss. !ss - VIII q 's Rs..saisis aRsis
.sas ISsSt nuss ssr
lmp9.,sd ..bls luIurisa. Of even description Gnd
oros.is 4 RisaiwslI's s.qSss. N different Llud.)
Qnosais a BLACKWELL Piekles
9ssSsoSS- sg:sc ss: 20 o.ss s,s ~ sIS.r'H' knd
Prot Blqt'I soups, 40 dliSrSnt kinds)
Condensed MIX.
S.nnsd y!ul.s s,sy dsss5Ip.ioH.
Damned Fish. great vAristy
keansdys orsoksr., made IL Bostsu,
Albert BlsoalL KdlnbuEgh.
HAvonnor's Crackers
FISH
No. MEsS ss SAGSEREk \ N1SSEsEk,.
WHITE fISHIov
TILrBUE,
slo..sts. Dhsd Bssf. Beef ,TOnEuss, suSsr.sursd
MAlasa Grapes. .Ban.aAs, Dates. .Pruns., orsass.,
Ohoics. ohOOolI,os, great variety. etc, &c.
Eysrythins hopt In nut-elass GrOOsrJ aiwsJa
on hand.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-21


II has been said, after the war" We were TO
have peace. This we believed, and the 70
port Of the committee on the condition oi the
late lnsurrectlonAry States proves that had u
not been for the disorganlzing conduct OF the
horde Of political adventurous who swarmed
the Southern country and the childish counsels
Of conservative" rcactlouaries we would
have had peaceful and prosperous section,
instead OF the pandemouium referred 70 In
Congress. It h as much inc fault oil men
who stole the name ana garo OIL hepuolcan-
lam as OF crazy ehue,nis" VINO nave dis
graccd humanity that all the horrors of M
KluIlSm took place.
The wlckedness OF carpot-baggers Ia no ex-
cuse, however, for q conservatism like Mr..
Blalrs forever alternating the laboring popula-
tion from former owners. The report Of the
committee cannot be condemned by carpet.
bagger stealings or the abuse Of authority by
those recently cufrauchlscd. We do not de-
teud either. but thIs We will maintain. and
the fae,s bcar ma ont that hal II NOT boen for
The imbccle ,,staie.mcnr of Tho Northorn
Democracy. who considered n the height Of
wisdom 10 in.lst that because the Republican
party de.lred 20 epfrapohi.o the better class
~ colored citIyens ali should be forced 10
vote, Democrats In Congress would permit Of
no educational amendment 30 the franchise.
The North was to be dlsrusted with Repub-
lIeanIsm because Of this thrustlng tho ballot
into the hands of the freedmen.
Thus did these shame Conservatives and
demaoogue Demoorai. reason but The re
anil ana not hear them ont In their ealcula
tIons Violence unon The nart ~ sop,herr
par,l.aps soon provod ,hat the ballot wa,
really necessary 10 protect The colored man
and 40 The toIly of ono has been Offset by ths
violence OF the other
Tho south owes all her woes TO her pre-.
tended friends and Conservative counsellor
In Congress. We wish this fact TO bo cspe-
clally understood by the Southern people. The
last cIyll-right debate proves that these eoun-
sellors are equally idlotic and equally unsafe.
As we have before said, no distinction is 10 Be
made between the colorod native aud
the colorcd foreigner. Moderate mon advised
that Summers bill be so amended As to dc
this, but not an extremist but voted TO give
10 Chinese, Malay or Hottontot those priv
legcs We wish only ior our, na''Ve-oorn and
Christian coiored eitincn'
Another remark We wish TO make while
tne southern troubles arc no" en- gaginR pup
nc H.snuon' DemocraS "ero going 70 MAKE
hepuohcanism unpopular IN inc North oy
orNlng inc eoioteu man ou. ot 'ne ooutn'
Let US dlsaouse inc Democrato mlnd OF thl,
Jolly. No violence Will drive the colorcd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-21


lhose VINO hstened yesterday 70 Tue loud
vauh.ing OF senator sehuIhi VINO Pauenuy
@ oore 'ne inn'e''oh VI 'nrse nou,s ', oi SiAp,
uaP egolism ana vanity mat, hke 'ne heho
Oh nh'ou' Ano" NO oounu'i II Any Vi tne
ao1ieis "oio nos aaIsuioa " "''ueso ~ sHs
49, ~ ~ ~ ."' ~ - I.a,s r. -
W Pu'o @ua , e nf'N ,aliP. ,.s - - 80
.a 'uoy nus ua'o tnSI 'uo oHV, ,.e"
au1 ss M ~ y, m. St.'.o,, I oy ~ .,s
,ore'suei shaAo sueu Hu no S ~ ~, ui suSa'n - u'u
t"onoS SSuA' "AO, aAo 1's IN
nAnesANe' ooius eausus ~ = ule"", ioa'-
my tne oCnsequonooS VI eApo'ui'' ''~Ao"' ~
u'u h'' "oi'J "~l
len len oSiS , whh W In hma Snss" WhS1 shsm wv WI
have done II must bo q very plausible invSn.
ton that carries u They osgin 70 @ .mosS asS me,
my door. / md my tongue Is TOO foolhaTdy, but
my heart hAs the iear o. MATS before IT, and o.
tongue"
.,.wo h.vo ,,o who,s s,orv in nm,
Nh sna ,anoe ali ,ho I,s,I.n "a anrom.rS
an ,hs nart oI NJ schrrz that hronght Al,
m. an.m,s. q, m. Adm,n,s,rs,,on sogo,hor
10 I.,on snd can.od tho sonoron, snr,ner
- nod hIs head an DrovlngIv ana Mr. RIa,r
/ - haro NJ. Co..,nsIi,Lo taco ,v,o.,hod .,,,h
:" -, :. - -, -,
s.s-in, I,S,"n r. h,nn;, r. a. :,
~ e"n",a ,.h"n snrnod, s,a,on. to,,, p,o'I u
I ~, 60, s'
D0u' oiau 49,. -, H.. a.. u,. .-
was wy iuuuh anu ~ 'uo .l0 VI us
ne Souu "os Yep ,O,n ~ .a SuS 80 " wy
aus .',, W. w" ~ ~ 49, ~ I 80 no,. Di ss s =,
II II. Va
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-21

IT mas BEEN SUGGESTED that one Of our
reporters was grossly imposed upon yestor-
day whom he stated that ardent Republicans
In North Carolina" were resolving to depart
from the party II ex-senator Abbott was not
seated when he has no claims TO seat Our
informant tells us that other men control the
Republican party Of North Carolina than the
eK-AbbotL and II they had any idea Senator
could be eloctod legally Mr.. Abbott would
not by any means be their choice.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-21

From ], c. Parker, Seventh street, oppo-
site Post Once Department We have received
Frank Leslle's Lady's Magazine" and 'HAr'
pers Bazar."
From CrandAll 4 Riley we have received
"Harper's BaZar."
From Philip 4 solomons, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets, We
have received 'smRll POx, the Condition and
Prevention" by DR.. Carl Roth also ''Plain
Talk on Insanity, its Causes, Forms and
symptoms, by T. W. Fisher, VI, D. also
Animal aud Vegetable Parasites of the Hu'
mau Skin, by Jay Jcifries, NJ. d. Alexander
Moore publisher, Boston Mass,