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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-15

THE GENERAL CONFERENCE.-The General
Conference of the N. E. Church, South adjourned
on the lst inst The next meeting will be held in
New Orleans, on the first of April 1862. In the
order Of vistations of 1858, observe that Bishop
Andrew will attend the South Carolina Confer
ence, which conyenes in November next.
In the proceedings, we notice the following cpl
sodc, cccassioned by motion to raise the salary OF
Bishop Payne, who was in the chair at the time.
C. ". d. Ha1ris-I move to raise Bishop
Payne's salary to 81 SEQ.
The Chair-I decline it.
G. ". d. Haris-I beg the Bishop to be still.
The Chair-I have declined salaries before.
Let me alone, sir.
G.. W. D. Ilarris-Wil the Chair let us alone !?
The Chair-The brethren will please let me
alone.
G. ". D. Harris--Will you allow us to vote?
The Chair-I will not.
CURIOUS JOINER's DILL.-The Patriot eng
sh paper) is responsible for the following account
current:
1.-The following is a copy of joiners bill for
jobbing in Roman Catholic Church in Bohemia
For solidly repairing St. Joseph, 4 Q
For cleansing and ornamenting St Peter. 0 E
For repairing the Virgin Mary, 6
For turning Nose for the Devil, putting
horn upon his head, and glueing piece to
his tail, 3
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-15
Total,
TO BUILD IHs s.
BRASS AND COMPOSITION
Q q. - TT z M 81

am prepared to manufacture all kinds of work in the
above line Of business would call particular atten-
ton of those that have mills factories or any kind
machinery that needs composition of durability for mill
inks that have one Of my own and have heard
of any thing that would stand half equal to it. will
warrant them TO five years. There are some of my
make that have been running fifteen and twenty years.
could furnish than hundred certificates of it's
durability.
To Persons needing Mill Inks and gudgeons I will
furnish the set for eight dollars. Try them and save
yourselves the trouble of stopping your mill when all
else is right.
JOHN NJ. MASON.
June 8, 1858. l2-tf
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All work in the above business except stocking will be
punctUaly attended to and finished in the best manner
of workmanship, TT my shop north of the court house
next to Overmln Wilson's coach shop.
JOHN NJ MASON
June 8, 1853. l2-tf
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There can be no doubt, we presume, that Mr.
Gilmer has been sending black Republican speech
es among his constituents. We have it from
friend in Montgomery and from friend in Chat
ham. The latter under date May 24 says: "Mr
elmer has flooded this county with abolition
speeches, having sent but one pro-savcry speech
here this session." We learn that Mr. c. has now
and then sent disunion speech by some Southern
man, but he has franked no conservative admins
tration speech, far as we know.-!StGndard
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-15
NOTICE !!
Lumber for Sale.

HAVE on hand rs, 900 feet of Lumber, of all
KINDS and am prepared to fill all orders at 81 per
hundred at the MILL board measure or will deliver it
on moderate terms. The Lumber can be found II miles
north of Charlotte, the Charlotte and Statewide
Plank Road.
JOHN w. WALLACE
June l, 1858. 3m-pd
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sty, that enc who has frequently listened to these
exercises at Chapel Hill and elsewhere, and whose
own practice is capital model for all his 'young
countrymcn," declared it to be the best declama-
ton he ever heard such occasion. Mr
Register of Raleigh, Mr. West of Mississippi, Mr.
Coleman of Concord, and Mr. Walsh of Alabama
distinguished themselves very remarkably DIR
Hawks also in his own inimitable way, presented
to Mr. Wilson of Newbern, DIR Wheat's prize
for excellence in English Composition, competed
for by the Sophomore Class. Aftera few weighty
words touching the Importance of proper use Of
that our own, the noblest of all languages, he
assured his young friend that it not the least
of his present qualification that he gave the prize
to one of his own tOWnsmen.
Commencement Day.
Ninety three young men received the degree OF
Bachelor of Arts; twenty took that of Master Of
Arts three that Of Bachelor of Science, and three
that Of Bachelor Of Laws.
The following are the regular graduates, who
received the Degree Of \. Z.
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$500 Acres Of Land
FOR SALE,


81 OFFER for sale my Land in Union county lying
e. on Clear Greek and Crooked Creek, known the
Smart Land. 1t has been surveyed into three tracts
one tract containing 800 acres 500 acres and
$50 acres, all contiguous to each other. Said Land
well adapted to the cultivation of cotton corn wheat
and other small grain, and well situated for grazing
purposes. 1t is nearly all woodland and well mbercd
within convenient distance of the Charlotte and Will
mngton Railroad and is situated in the gold region be-
tween Gold Hill and the Howic Mine. Gold has already
been discovered on that part of the land known the
Little Mountain.
also offer for sale TRACT OF LAND lying in
York District s. C., on Big Sugar Greek, joining the
Lands of Baxter Springs and others, containing
$50 Acres.
Said Land has been considered of the best Cotton
Plantations in York District, and there is better
land for and wheat.
If desired, will divide any of the aforesaid Land to
suit purchasers and the purchaser have his own
time to pay the money, provided he makes it
Apply to IRE at Charlotte.
W. +. DAVIDSON.
June 8, 1853 BIN
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SILVER PLATING

June 8, 1853.
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CURIOUS Jo1NER's B1LL.-The Patriot eng
lsh paper is responsible for the following account
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-15
Gun and Lock Smithing,

June 8, 1853
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-15

G. ". D. Harris-Will you allow us to vote?
The Chair will not.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
Mechanics Store !

"heaP groceries, Cheap Dry Goods and Great
Bargains in all kinds of Goods,
at the Mechanics Store,
Where all who desire TO economiso ,b; ~
shonld call an buy mnch Goods for ten dol,
III Pr9IIce as they gel elsoy, here for twelve or
Hei, me pest Groceries AT the very lowest price:
sell The best Dry G, ods at the very Ioyyci ,r,e
we sen all Kinds and of Boots Shoes nd Coi
.eIs' cheaper than are sold at any other s,orenn ey
me great Fianigen, who is world renowned for
We sci, The very best qualities of Snuff and Seeors.
we buy all Kinds Of Country Produce at the biph.
est prices Tor Goods, or per cent oil for cosh
Very thankful for the liberal encouracena,,, lo..
eH'ended to u.s. We hope by strict attention IN
business aud determination to please all m mer,,
ana receive a continuance of the same '''
J. r. WILLIAMSON.
Augi9'oo We' Commerce street. SMYRNA. Dol
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
PAINTS {! PAINTS 7

.,i E ouosrrlher' kavng connected with the Dru
70. bKusllEs. GLASS. DYE-STUFFS' &c is n"',,
rePaied 10 furnish ell in that line who mnv "a vo,
NJ 'I win call lie would also take this oppo t"rtv
liberal patronage they have shown him "nJ Ln. ..e
ny sIrci attention and industry, 10 merit conIb'"
A'Ie 'n inc same. JAS. p. HOFFECKER
20 ooaneree nn sr 81, door below Eliasons Corner.
.s-o - SmVrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
Hundred Officers

Notarirs Public huntington and F. J Colt;
Justices oil the Peace Smyrna John Eaton, David
lockwood keatoa. VIM Il Iaylor;
Collector: Lewis Graham;
Consla bles' Smyrna, Capt Henry D.. Scout; Kenton
Lewis Graham;
Assessor: James w Roc
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
COrpOr;ltiOns

-; Bank Of Smyrna President, A. Stocklv; Cashier.
William M Bell; Clerks, E. }. Colt John C. SlockIy
Directors lion Presley Spruance William j. Ilur0ck
DAVIS James X. Clements Peter + Cause D,scoT,
day: Thursday. D'S'ouA'
- Smyrna library Association President. Daniel
Gumminsi Vice President. Rev WIN IL Brisbane
Iee}9rdlng Secretary, RO5t d Ioffacker Correspond
Ellason inagers, John NJ Defining uo1t IL Cummlns
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
TO the Ladies of Kent County.
"MOUNT VERNON RECORD
A Paper published in Quarto Form. the frst or
eUery month, at PhiladeIphia. Penn.

eUery month, at Philadelphia, Penn.
chIei purpose 10 which the Record " will ,I,o,
sel IS the advocacy Of the noble cause of lhe nnr
Glase OF The Washington domain nv The MI Votn'n
Ladies Association OF the Unlon' TO This end IL ,ii
DeeA oihclie ana stimulate exeriiOns gbout
Pof'ioh Oh me land We n blessed and C,vnro22
people anu IL beh0veS us 10 yield some tangible ev;
uence mat mere d0eS exist within the poDuar hoo ~
hi us Strength and power true and gcner,us nofr;
is, 'hat hecns only an OCCASION cali or a command
I'd manifest itself IN ready zeal 10 helm Gr,corI -,
cOnnirFs 8 glory and lis cOuntry's good ' '''
The Mount Vernon Record" VIII llgIyee,cb ,,o,L
such details IN regard 10 the operations of The J
association as may seem tD interest the 1,eonIo J
urect thetr minis to more earnest socttnde or r.,
d' ''iHeAdable purpose II seeksIO acc,,nnlish
IL VIII cUntaln well collected series of ,hn,,,,h,
sc"'nieh's ana Opnions upon Washington ns ILov
nave Deei nj various tunes expressed hy fn1strr min
4 WI 81" '' "f'"ite OF historical matte anne Rain
iH2 l" ~. and ul Interesting sui,a,is araan
ootes, 81, Illustrative Uf the Father of his y,
anu those n0b'e eOmpaIrOt spirits who ca faorioyi
t9ed with him IN the struggle for our In,Ieoendony
is cOiuinhs VIII also cOnta poetic and m,scaIano
nus matter with lists of Names as conir,buIo, i
Fnnd, aud for the Gold Mounted WasbingIon P,r" 'e
ana through whose patriotic influence surb na,nn5
were collected '"S" humes
Printed handsomely upon fine p1per il will firm, i;
t"e WE'VE numbers volume of most Interesting mo
terlal Tor agreeable reference. No adyerIsemens
United IN It's columns per
great good will be obtained bv eye,,,o,,o -. L.,-
ing for tho +" Record as all over and ahovo ,
VIII go TO the aid OF tho Mount Veruon L'nnd " ''S'
Terms Si.Oo per annHm. invariably in advance
Address, $. +. WATSON.
For Mi. v. L. A ofthe U Pb,la eriioh record
July 20, '59-Gm ..
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
Churclps.

Asbury M Church, MeIh,.ist. oooo.;,o Nal.
street; Rev WIN II Brisbane. pastor services ioi
o'clock morning-evenng at Z; 2
Presbyierian Church. coraer Methodist and Fos,
sreet rev John AicClnsky, ID D. pastor; services 10
oL reiers prot EPiscOpaD. Union st; pastor, Rev
O'Clock, pm. NON' '"' aiiu
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
Town Government.

Commissioners: William Denney, DIR S NJ Fisler
Dr Wiilian CuEmlns, Walter McMullen, William {
Ellason Presley Slruance. Jr, and john NJ VoshelI
Assessor: William WiIds;
Treasurer Thomas f. Jefferson;
Police: Henry Cunningham John ChefTns and
Benjamin Brown. 1''O
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21

Treasurer WIN. SATTERFIELD
Register: d. e. GOODWIN.
Recorder: GEO. RAwLSFON.
ProihsnOtary; RICHARD ~ MERRIKEN.
Clerk of the Peace JOHN ). BELL
Clerk of the Orphans Court. JAMES F. ALLEE.
Sheriff: JOHN GREEN
Coroner EDWARD REED.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
State Government,

Governor: PETER F. CAUsEY
Secretary of State: JAMES X. LoFLAND.
State Treasurer WM. j CLARK
Stats Auditor: A. B. MARVEL
Judge U. 5. Circuit C@urt: WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor: SAMUEL Nj. HARRINGTON
Chief Justice: 4. w. GILPIN Associates, J. J
JOHN w. HoUsToN, EDWARD HuorEN
Attorney General: GEO. f. FIsmER
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
SOcipfins-

Morning Star Lodge, No. G, OF.-Meets n,
Odd Fellows Hall every Friday evening: -
~ SSohawnee Tribe, No 5, o Of Il M.-Afeets every
Ihursday evening al SpruaHt Building;
O NicD1nneIi Encampment. NO2 D Of o F,-Mee,s
"a and 4h Tuesday Of every mouth.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
TO THE PUBLIC

lhE subscriber would inform his friends and
Ine pubic generally, that he intends to run
DassTge " "agohs o. Hacks toand from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the nurnose, &c
conveying Passengers, carrying Freigbt T.0
gage, &c. He expects to locate in The u1ns,
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thank.
fulIy received and promptly attended to.
= VT lie will also run Wagons TO and from
smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
uoodS; Lumber, Iron, or anything that Ioay
thankful for past favors, he hopes 10 merit
ana receive liberal share of the public notron-
age. EBENEZER Iii IIfpTW pTrvo"-
Dpc.l9. '55-tf NASA II
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
The Law of Newspapers as decided by the
Courts.
General and Local Information.
u. 5. Government.

q. =. NEOVtTnMtnts
President: JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vice President; JOHN e. BRECKINRIDGE
Secretary of State: Gen. LEWIS CASs
Secretary Of Interior: JACOB THoMPsop.
Secretary Of Treasury HOwELL CoBH.
s., eiary of War: JOHN FLOYD.
Secretary OF Navy: Isaac ToUCEY.
Postmaster General: A. V. BRowN.
Attorney General: JEREMIAH 5 BLACK.
Chief Justice Il the United States: ROGER B. TANEY.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
Middletown Academy,
EEssfsf n In

a Select Boarding aud Day School for Rows
and Young Mea,
JAMES B. MCDOWELL, PRIScIPAI.
gINHE Wiaier Term will commence on lie F;,.,
Monday of November, and close about Ihe 2s'b
tention 10 his pupils. Suitable Teachers a,e
20 assist The number Of students Is limited. snJ
The attention OF those who contemplate sendsn their
scns Or wards V an Academy Is respectfully invited
sept2-2m 1o'e' - "'o'e'
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
File Cutting.

al rs, rs branches. al the Mandatory,
NEW Street, above Second. between Roca
. uy, and Vine. PHILADELPHIA
mste may be found the best assortment Of m isS
ana hASPs, in the city Of PhIladelphia.
~ 'ya tlles Re-Cnt and made equal to new. M
'aInS sS ~ oo per cent J. b. SMITH d.
soP~'m New Street File Works, PhjIa,Ia
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
Congress-.
Kent County OFF,

Senators: JAMES A. BAYARD, MARTIN w. BATES.
Representative: WM. q. WHITLEY.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
j. e. j o N T. S

-, SUCCESSOR TO w. C. ELIAsoN g. Co..
would respectfully announce to his friends and ,L,
pune generally that he has again replenished hrs
".'' a iarse assortment Of Fancy and desirable
ID q q $ s. g q DSo
au al, olher kinds of Goods that are usually kept in
M m lssS money than they ever were sold in ths
s,",1 i caii ana examine for yourselves at Ihe oJ
sHl iHl," -, EliasOns Corner" Smyrna Del ''D
Highest Prices. y" T'"8nt Ent,1e 9a me
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
SchonIs

=, Smyrna Academy D N Bass, A M, Mrs o N Ross
PreceptOrs; Wis y DaSS
Public School, No 3-Tsaac PenneweI;
5-JOhn B Cooper
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
Smyrna Advertisements.
Il s le Us I'm go ~,
Fall ArramGe menf

Fall N rram g C n cmt.
IT, ~ ON and alter Monday, Sept 9th, the
- sasSI'EAlIBOAT PILOT BOY
Capt. WM. 5. BALL, will leave Long Point for Phla
dephla, Every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, al y
O'clock, A. NJ. Returning leaves Chestnut St Wharf,
Philadelphia Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at O'CLOCK NJ touching at Deakynes Landing
Port Penn Delaware City and New Costle, going
and returning. 91- STAGES from Dover Smyrna
and LeiPSic connect with the Boat at Long Point
FAKE from Long POmtOr Deakyne's Landing rs Cents
Port Penn, Delaware City Il New Castle, so
95-DiNNER provided on Board opl
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
Removal! Removal!

GBp VIE subsorIher takes this method of il,
EMY forming his friends and the public gene.
Eas- raiiY, inal he has REMOVED his BOOT md
a, SiIOE STOKE TO the stand late ~ occun,ed h,,
Messrs TOlson & Blake on Main street onnos,ps E
wen WEI lolel' smyrna Del where he will mamuC,clnro
u Keep on hand general assortment Of ofCemtlemans
nv anu ooe s. nado OF the best mat rial and bv The
S"; N"Isheh IN ne State; also. Patent Leather
callers Pumps, Oxford ries &c Also, Ladies' Go",l
nu SHOES OF every description, and Childrens s;ho"S
kept on hand aud made To order ''''OeS
Every article manufactured Inv tho s,bso;I
fanied TO be of The best material and sold a" A. war
olher re"labllslmcnl ia the country. 10 ~ "''y
patch. ~ ""'i'eSS ana dis
Cl, Cali and examine mygslock, ms inland 70 all
Low Tor Cash, aud on short cTedIls DIM, Co.,, ~"
opposite Mr.. Foxwelrs IIoleI. '' "fsei'-
Smyrna, March 4, 5e-Iy LIZ -
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
RE q ULATIONS
THE SMYRNA LIBRARY

Inc Smyrna Library and Reading Room are
open on the Afternoons of Tuesday and Frida y
between and A o'clock, and every Eyenng
between the hours of and 10. Books NAV Le
'aken out and returned between and q in The
afternoons of said days, and between 7 and 3
every evening except Sundays.
Shareholders are entitled to the use of the
Library and Reading Room by paying one dol.
lar per year. Non-sharehoders two dolInrs-
payable invariably in advance. The shelves
are ar supplied with well selected books and The
mes win daily end weekly papers and periodi.
Gals from III sections of the country.
. fhe public are earnestly requested to come
forward andavail themselves of the privileges
thus afforded.
~ order Of The Bonrd Of I,rnstoaa
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!

REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
rrSap fINlIE subscribers would announce to the
k#H Il Citizens of Smyrna and the public m
! EA- general that they have REMOVED their BOOT
and SHOE STORE to the stand recently Oc-
cupIed by MIR. VIM. Smith, en- Commerce street, oppo-
site Wards Hall, where they will manufacture and
keep on hand general assortment of GentIemen's
Boots aud Shoes made Of the best material and by ex
perlenced workman also, Ladies' Shoes Of every de-
scripOn, and ChIldroHs Shoes made TO order. Everv
tIce manufactured by the subscribers warranted 10
be of very best MATERIAL and sold as low as at any
other establishment in the country.
Also, REPAIRING done with neatness and dispatcb
Cail anu see: TOLSON IL BLAKE.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
Ayers Cutllartic Pills.

a II A
Itl"sccnces Of Chemist try and Medicine have Le.,
taxed litlr uiEio.I prudce Ihs hest ,nn,i nrCnt
P"fSAhHe which Is known 10 man InpumcInbIe
IIo''9 are sh""H liai these iIis have vIiucs Which
[ufi4Ss III excellence the ordinary medicine. and nt
'! WI" u"irtceHChtcGly upon The esteem of all HIeu
l"ey are sac and pleasant 10 lake but lovcrul Ia
~ H'!F Penetrating prni efiloS siIniLLIe The vital
"'lNies OF lie body, remove The uhsrucl,,us ,t n.
organs, purify the bUod and cAprI disease TIrv
nr@e ont the foul humUrs which breed and rrow ,I:
.Gh'r' stimulate sluggish or GsOfdeGcd organs inIO
''p'l Haiur%i action, aud mparI healthy tone with
Heil9'l 10 ie Wh1ie sy stem. Not oI 10 they cure
'"e eN cry'ay complaints OF everybody but aSo for.
"uaDie ann "a"getons diseases that have b. He'd The
o'st 81 human sail. While they produce powerful
eHrclS lhey are al TIC time IN Diminished ln,cs
ie safest ami best physic that can be c,uplovcd for
rhlIurth Beng sugar coated, they are iIea>ant Ia
IHei and being purely vegetable a re free from any
riSh "l harn. Cures have been made which surpa,s
beiIcl were they subsIahliatcG , men u snrI r
a!'eu oSil!on and cArarcr iufnd lie susui,i,n
VI uhtIulh Hui:y eminent clergy mcn and lyslca,s
nave iehi heir names 10 certify 10 the puLilc the re-
,Ltoly ol my re- ucdI's, Willie others have sent me
Tue assurance ol Their conN run thai my Preparations
con fnHie mmcstl! 10 The relIei OF my afflicted sui
iefIig lellO".
i ne agents below nam'd are pleased to furn.h
gratis my Amerlr Almanac containing dire cilnI IN:
'i Use ana ceTli"CaIes Ol their cures OF III follow.
Ing cOHp Hpiams:
C"sIvcness Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Dron.
~ HtarihHrh, IicadaCIc arising from t,uI sim ,rh
N'aSea Indigestion, hIo.bld lmuciIcn of the Bowe
ana ram ARISING IhcreirOm, Flalulcncy Loss OF An.
l.!I't' All Ctcef"i' ana CHtaneuus Diseases which re-.
lilre an cVaruanl tGrinP, S,rufiia or k,yS Ev,I
"'! aS" hy PuryImg The blood and stimulating The
'yS'h cure many conn IarnIs which it wuulG not he
iPo''d iEey could fe4ch s.rlI a> Deafness Partial
'HiidHcSS, Neuralgia and Nervous Irri;oI,iiitv I've
iiS'"rhlS "i ihe Liver and Kidneys (ioul and other
''HGfed miains arising from low stale of The body
II ob>lrGril"n of ITS itnCI IlorS
~ 10 not be put oil hy unprincipled dealers with
'he oiher phi they make more ploal on Ask for
lyerS rms ana take nnihiug else. No other thew
"" give you compares " iih this in intrinsic vaIne
T curative poMtrs. The sick want the best aid there
Ior them, and they should have it.
repaired hY EsT. y. G. Aver.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
Frice % cts. per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
Sold by d. LOCKING GOD, and j. p UOrFECKER
ny rna' and ali Traders every where yl.Gm
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21

Stock, Loan, Bill and Exchanrc
e ES x I9S q e M4A B4r e e saas
JOZ8N gzcZzIAze a. &0y
81 MARKET ST,
delaware Firc Insurance RuI;dinol
w ILM n ON, DELAWA WARE.
pRoMi%SOEY NOTES neg ,ltarcd Loans ond
Ht1rhS OF all ktuds purchased and sold 10 o-,ynr
turch1Hcs ANA sales IN. de ~ lie Board Of Br,sr
III fHll"GcI hia New York ami /; fillmore ~ lI rt
oil cnm'niSHi1" charged IA ihuse ciits
All business nrdslcd to jhcIr ch .rlsc uro,niIl, -,
'ehd' To- and rcmiti0hccs made III ali cases ,,,ih
de ay ' '"'e" "i'ho"'
Money wanted in large and small amount, IN h,,r
ana inofgagr' secured by first ri. on properly il Inn,
city and Stale. = '''''
REFERENCES:
Hon NJ Harrington Bower;
Hon } MIiIgrn, WiIminglnn
4 SIOckly, President Bank of SMYRNA:
Geo CnmmIns, Esq. SIayrna;
u hIson, President turmcrs' Bank Wilmington.
George Bush Bukor XI ~ E,a,, ''i,'s i,',s ' '''
w legany, Cashier do ''"o
Floyd, Rank oT D,I,w,,o
= irher' Cn"n Bank oi Delaware:
Sohlh bludIc, - Mechanics Bank
Chas DUPONT, Jesse share
George Jones, J,Ln 4 nnnc,,
George w Sparks, EpI IIIrkS
sep23m
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
7 E1E SniY RNA TIMES
is EDITED AND PUBLISHED

J II s : ri 7 RES a TIM z s;
as Is EDITED AND PUBLISHED
BY ROBT. ID. HOFFECKER.
This paper is issued weekly, AT 81 so in advance or
500 IT nSt paid within the year
Advertisements will be charged so per SQUARE for
the first Insertion aud 25 for every subsequent
serII0l,-tweIve lines or less considered as u square,
Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
and III all cases must be sent 10 The office for pubica-
ton,
Job Printing done with dispatch at the Smyrna
Tunes OtIce, upon very moderate charges.
&- Judgment Bonds, Notes. a. KEEP constantly OIL
hand. and other Blanks printed 10 Order punctually
and correctly.
Persons want OF Bills, blanks anything in tho
JObbing line, will find il their interest give g.
call
The Law of Newspapers as decided by the
Courts.
/. Subscribers who do give express notice TO the
contrary, are considered wishing continue their
subscription.
3. If ST bscrbers order The dscontinuance of their
periodicals., the publisher may continue to send them
until all arrearages are paid.
lf subscribers neglect refuse TO take their pc.
rOdicals from the office which they are directed
they held responsible till they have settled the bill
aud ordered them discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove to other places without in
forming the publishers and the papers the
former direction, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office removing and leaving
them uncaed for, Is prima lacIe evidence Of nIen-
tIOnal fraud.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
Asthma, or Pthisic, and Bronchitis.
Consumption,

If"'a3!y no one remedy has ever been known
Wth cured 50 many and such dangerous cases as this
some no human aud can reach; but even 10 ll,, h
N"erfy feciofaI atinrds relief and &C miort
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21

Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis
and in all Gases must be The office for publica
ton.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04
AUDIroR's OFFICE, LITTLE ROCK, ARK ;,

AUDIToR's OFFICE, LITTLE RocK ARK ,
 July 2 lt3c. certify that the foregoing tracts of land lying in the Washington District, selected as swamp and oyerhowed lands, and contested by the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company, as per list presented do not appear from the records of this office, to have been confirmed to, sold by the State of Arkansas. In testimony whereof, hereto set my hand and affix the seal Of my office, at the date above written.
 VIM. R. MILLER, Auditor Of Arkansas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04

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