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:. A Coon IIN.a,==In inc alfek part Of tfs cabin of the steam boat Trenton, there is nung up tin sign, which indicates a part oi what may be regarded as the proprieties oi the place; it has the following inscrip- tion-

 GenHeaaea are not permitted to lie doacn

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 A few days since, while the Trenton vas on her passage, a tall gentleman, evidently ken'ucklan, was observed walking fore and aft the cabin. bis arms folded ap, and he, apparently, unfnindGiI of the movements and conversation of his numerous fellow passengers; two gentlemen were in earnest and rather loud discussion of politics; afier hard shot from the disputant who belonged to the opposition side, the antagonist bro't his hand smartly down, and exclaimed " General Jackson has done more for this nation, than any other President we have ever had.n

 Ihe assertion was made III such a loud and positive tone that it arrested the atten- ton of several of the company, and among others the hentuckian. He stopped short, and unfolding his arms, said to the last speaker" Stranger, do you know that you are violating the rules of the boat r

 The Jackson man profassed his intention to violate no regHlation-an and asked to know what rule he had infringed-

 "There IS one which you have violated" said the Kentuckian, pointing to the sign, and reading

 <" Gentlemen are not permitted to iie. down in this eabin.' '. S. Ga4.

 Ii appears by report of the Inspector of the New York Aims House, that the whole number ofpaupers admitted for the year end- ing May l, 1884, was 4,926; efwhom were distinguished 2,6l1, closed III, died sos, remaining May lst, 1,693. The following $ the place of nativity of those remaining: New York city T03, State of New York lC6, United States l20, England 40, Ire land 46e, Scotland 35, Germany 1T, France II, Sweden 4, West Indies ID, Prussia I, Italy 2, South America 5, Africa 3, un- known 36.

 A man and his wife disagreeing about the name of a plant, one calling it ;adies delight, and the other bache{oss' beitoas, third per son was appealed to, to decide the dispute, who pronounced q verdict as follows: ' " You are both right, and you are both wrong; for every fool knows that Bdche. iors' 6a1ioas are Lodies' delight, all the world over."

 There are twenty five papers published in the state of Georgia, only two of which are daily.

 Difficulties are aeainanticipafed between the Mormons and the citizens of Jackson county. A letter from Independence, un- der date of 2lst May, says-The people here are in fearful expectation of return of the MormoHs to their old homes. They have heard that reinforcement is coming from Ohio, and that as soon as the Santa Fe company of Traders leaves, the Nor mons will rc-cross the river from their ten- porary residence in Clay county; in which event much blood will be shed. Ii is not fo be wondered at, that they have chosen this as the promised land, for il is decidedly the richest in the state." \ merchant of Inde- pendence has, we understand, given orders for piece of artillery to be sent to him im- mediately, to be used in defence of his prop erty. The Mormonitos are now on their way from Ohio.

 Senate of the Uaifed States The fol- lowing Senator's terms of service will ex- pire on the 3d of March, 1885, namely;

 Sprague, of Maine,

 Bell, of New Hampshire,

 Silsbee. of Massachusetts,

 Knight, of Rhode Island,

 EreIinghuysen, of New Jersey,

 Clayton, of Delaware,

 Leigh. of Virginia,

 Brown, of North Carolina,

 Calhoun, of South Carolina.

 King, of Georgia,

 Bibb, of Kentucky,

 White, of Tennessee,

 Waggaman, of Louisiana,

 Poindexter, of Mississippi.

 Robinson of illinois, and

 King, of Alabama.

 Gen. MeDUFFIE, of the House of Rep- .resentatives, we are sorry to say, lad been obliged, by i'll health, to abandon his seat, for the present at least, and retire to his na- tive air. On his passing through Lynch burg Ya.) on the I7th ultimo, he was invi- ted to a Public Dinner. In his Letter de- clining the honor, now for the second time rendered to him by the citizens of Lynch burg, the General says

 Nothing but the hope of overcoming most depressing complaint, under which my system is sinking, by genial climate, en- tire mental relaxation, and habitual exercise,

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