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DIsPAKITY.-In all marriages care should
be taken to encourage no disparity of years be-
tween the parties, which is ever the source Of
unhappiness. The Lexington (Mo) Tele-
graph announces the marriage of Mr.. Eden
Myers, a youth of 10, to Mrs. Nash, the mo-
ther of 25 children And also, Judge Brisco,
formerly of Cooper county, and now a resi-
dent Of Van Buren, aged 20, to Miss Drake,
aged l6!


The Delaware Journal of Monday last, says
''lt again becomes our melancholy duty to re-
cord the death Of the Chief Magistrate of Del
aware.


" According to the Constitution, WILLIAM
TEMPLE, Esq, Of Smyra, Kent county, is now
Governor Of the State of Delaware"


The extension of railways in England, dur
ing the last three years, from | 500 to 1900
miles, has the effect Of increasing the average
receipts per mile from about $4,000 to -f3 200
and the total returned from about .f2 900 ,OOC
to just "a ,OO, ,O00-Hm's Mag.
DELlRluM TREMENs.--Mary Hitchie, ma
tive of Albany, New York, aged l9, died OF