Smyrna times., 1856-07-16
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HEAVIER l+i.t>p MonMo>. ,ig..
4 FI",nd""IeF Siatra tsvl the Mor.,,o,,. ''' ';
IA" Denver Island. III LIKE. Micp,,.,, '"'
anu s-!Iih4 lhc!r property t,r Ib,. ,,,, ''1'.
gel The Prophet strung has I,.i '"'t '.L
consIn. The lower part of his +. H. 'F w.
DeIhg parayzcd from lhc effects ct. J. ~ ''''.
ne Morm"ns do not appear Ia 1.,' "'"ho.
oi tneIf religious peculiarily, ~. ,h,,. a.,
al lAeif young wives, and lctt the "a '"''H
u"u ao,e7' II seems tOhc the univ.r.,' '''.'l
t ioiI o' Tue iaKe ha"Igators that %lr,,,, ~. ''''
ceived. nv! Aa'r ic.
M RIVER IMPROVEMENT Bills -..i,:.
ioi 1e improvement OF the uavi,,,, '''
moulin OF the Mississippi River. wLcI, h.r ''''
vetoed ny The President, and also Tin. I,,'' ''"'"
me improvement Of the St. Marv's p "'''' i"r
Iie Ht CLAIR Flats, in Michigan, wer. '' a,' a'+
.y udy passed Dy The Senate by two.tLirJ, io'-
Tue Chalr (Mr. Bright deciding that t,o,i '''''
oi 'nose present constituted a cons,',..,ds ,''fds
t'lr =" Sucn cases. and tins decision. which,
b., bpP9I.eu rom oy Mr.. Mason, being su.,,,,"
oy vote OF "a to Z The vote mn i. ~, 'e"'"'l'd el'd
was 81 to II; on the second ~ 10 iI9 in "'sl bi
The third y to 8. ~ 0"u o..
;. TOR OR SALT LAKE CITY.-EIGHr hundro1 l..
> IiSh Mormons including women and cb;rt. i-'TP
eaSseu tnroGgh this city on Monday. on s
Ioa DIP PAY Lake. They took the Chc,go' 'ou', "..
tkD'a ISlanu railroad to the river. and
Inun'e In oy 'hG & Mississippi and Missouri rnsd
p'ed tWenty-three cars At Iowa c,t,
Will purchase wagons, teams. provisia,'. 1''y
Tor the overland journey to the Lake -; w.
democrat, July ..
AMERICAN RACE HoRses GoryG To rr,o.
among the passengers Of the steamship J."
WHICH sailed irom New York Oh Wedue.d,'
was ~; en- Broeck, the Napoleon Of the A,n.
rlcan Turf The object of Mr. Ten D,.,aT.
visit to Europe is to test the povyers
iISh race horse on English ground. bv ,r,'I,
experiment, with those bred in A,ner;c,
That purpose he takes out with Iecno.,,
Ifyor and the flly Proress-three of the f.,,
est horses in this country. '"S''
CROPS IN QUEEN ANNE's CouxrY.-N.st ri
Tue FARMERS OF Queen Anne's county. Nd L.,
finished harvesting their wheat. Thc f,,'. 'u's
! EHIe neHtfhet says the crop in the copu,v =, n,
1 De d light one, but the grain is said to L.r..J
he growing corn Is still very small bnf >
%Ieauy improved within the last ten dave
,I = He oat harvest will begin in about two wce..
i ne crop VIII be light. On SUNDAY nr,,,
there was fine rain in the county.
SoNERsEr CoUNrY.-The Princess Anna
OHtC" furnishes the following items
We regret to learn that Mrs To,vo...
wife OF Mr.. Levin Townsend. liyjno n",rT,' ''I''''
er Trappe, in this county, was kill@d Ly h~',
nlng during the storm Yesterday ,tior,,.' e'''
We also learn that The halI durino H..
AFTERNOON proved very destructive 10 tLs "',
ana corn crops OF the same section
ABOUT THE CRoPs.-We have talkeJ His
week wee with number of intelligent farmers fro,
uineleht parts OF the county, and they oprrn
"lat there VIII be in this county, this sn,,n,,
"ot more that two-thlIds of crop of whs,,
nv ~ more ulan halt crop OF oats; but lriI.
+no, 'i%" nan Il crop OF hay, and b.d pro>
- .o' having even half a crop of corn And
81 laF as we have seen, the above ,s,i,,.,,.s
appear to be about correct.-CccU IrL;,I
a " EALTHI Observation-Disclosures Alher,;
Ceg9dr ana fortune teller, died in Ra!eiol, \
(.oo ~, i9e' week. On Examining her effects ~,
,,ott :" 5otu' SiiFer and penn es were found l,
f;on :, ttn e'iuence OF her owning plants.
road stock. Around her was n brIt tnII fa''1i
coin. 0e'' iuII of gold
GT The editor OF the Denton journal has
Iha I;,'S ne possession which was taken from
the liver Of a chicken killed bv H.. ''''"
nam near that place, a few DIV. ''.',.'. ~
II io"I seemed TO have experienced ma =, tro,,,.
NUN Tue presence of its pointed coinpapnu
W The National Era. The Ie,d,n,, g.,
slavery paper, throws cold wnfnr ';,,,,. -''t H..
"o'hina lion OF Fremont, and declares II ,n h..
d mere farce. The Era gave. a week a,,o ,.,'..
!, 1'fO"g views IN favor OF lhe u,,,i,,,',,,
Judge Nc Lean. '"' N'''''"''O" u
P~TAro DIGGER,-A machine c,r l;....;...
potatoes has Just been patented. Tbr a,f-,i, =
Pi%oeu over the hill, and by means ,f , ,,,r -
80 si'iil'ar III action to oyster rak,s iL,.
'uIOe arc oisciosed, the dirt removed. and ib,,
~ ilcduy Ior gathering. The operation i
,@Peuitlous, and the machine simple and cLc,n
n construction. ""u ''i'"P
- ~ a very interesting ceremony took place
4y !" sne church Of the Ascension Fth
> venue New York. The sacrament or .d"I,
20 aP''SIl was admlslstrated, according IN ,b.
J" tes VI 'he episcopal Church, TO YunS Kiuug
os young Chlnaman, from Shanghaie. who
n ~ d year BACK has been studying in This S,afn
Dei) unuer the Rev. Mr.. Clemson.
~ IATNUM AND HIS CREDIToRs.-Tbe Now
u journal OF Commerce states that R.rnum
lu Ills attorneys have succeeded in nroo',r;n,
oI.. az Cousent OF two-thlrds of the Counec,,cpt
.eui'ors 10 MS discharge, leaving the o,ber
G : tI ~ iileul'ate upon the glorious uncertainty
~ Ellhu Burritt proposes, as the hest Man
oes '@s the UniOn," the appropriation ly
:. teSS Vi the proceeds of the pnblc Lands
y 'he purchase and emancipation ' or cooniga lag,
on OF the Slaves, as soon as each S,.to n,n|.
Iree 10 get rid ofthe evil by this Dian. lie
''ahced this proposition in a recent Ircturr
'ne value OF the American Union and its
os. esen1 precarlous condition, delivered in the
ourt House at Harrisburg.
!hE CRANPTON DIsMIssAL-It is statel
al q GesPaches from our ministers at the princl-
y european capitals contain assurance That
~sy an the foreign Legations unite in ap-
s 'e principle and policy embodied in
A@cf o. $ last paper dislnissing CRAMproy.
" "; = a a., held of wheat belonging TO Mr.
49, W :" CheSter county, caught fire last week.