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tt should 6s SorRS ia @lad by every eleclor when hO CSuss forward to at the ensuing election for State Senator Representative that a ths next sion Of the General Assembly Senator to Congress S tO be elected in place of r. FOot whose time will expire on the 4th Of March, 1883. ExeriioDs will be made by the JacksOnians to fost John N. Niles, or some other equally pliNnI tool of the general admns- traiOn, into that office. But as can be done only when the people lulled sleep, we trust that "wOrd to the wise" at present "is sufficient"

 Mr. Nourse.-The United States Gazette of last week says-"We perceive from the Washington pa pers that the case of the United States vs. Joseph NOurse, Esq late Register Ofthe Treasury, which was argued come days ago, was decided on Saturday last in favor of Nr Nourse. This decision, it is under- stood, will be conclusive. Thus it appears that Mr. N. instead Ofbei"g debtor flhe United States, is as he always alleged, creditor to the amount of near ly lO,OOO dollars" It will be remembered that this venerable public servan. was removed from office by Gen. Jackson, and then charged and prosecuted as public deGaulter.