Smyrna times., 1859-11-24
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IS line DeIGware Gazette and Peninsula
1'e'0S have got into sharp argument in rel
-, Iion to the views of Jefferson and Washingto
9 upon the slavery question, and are belaborin
% each other severely. In the last issue of tn
), 1'e0S' The editor thus challenges the Gazette
! "Our only object in entering into this con
" 1TToVersy Is to reach and disseminate the truth
. 10 tnls end we VII agree with the editor O
: Tue U@zette to republish all the articles he has
i.t'e"' OF may write, on the subject, if he will
write.'' N"N "'OJ }
The PeninSular NewS gives a rumor of
'ne recent homicide near this town, and winds
up oy saying we give the report for what it is
worth, but as we see no notice of it in the
smyrna Times, it may be a mistake" Not
altogether mistake, neighbor-it is painful
ieailty; such, however, as our ears are getting
uSeu TO- occurring, as they do, once or twice
per week. Your spectacles, Mr.. Editor, per-
haPs' were not adjusted like those of the Dela-
""re9"' 10 what a fearful pass is our State
coming
The next and fourth Quarterly meeting
Tor Smyrna Circuit and Station will be held on
saturday and Sunday next-for the former at
Bethel Chapel.
The Rev. DIR. Cooke, of Dover, has been
engaged by the Sunday School Association Of
the III. E. church, in this town, to deliver the
next monthly address Thursday evening, Dec.
lst.
"A LOCAL ITEM-The way to kill a prin.
cr Is 10 always pay him on the presentation of
lis Oiil such an unexpected phenomenon will
'duSe rush OF blood to the head and throw him
nto apopIexy.-JOurnak.
WISH some of our deinquents would kill US y
The editcr of the Republican has been
rakIng" some persons pretty severely, lately. a
ecauSe OF their extorting proclyities, under =
Fetence OF loaning money. AS some of our il
lost respected wealthy citizens loan money
ccasona!Iy, would it not be well to name The v
X'ortloner0, so that honorable men who con. u
ACT loans In legal and proper way might not h.
suspected as the guilty persons 5,
-Gcorge D. Dickson, Of Dover saws the dl
e'a""rean, has raised this season ll4I bush.
5 Oh corn on single acre, on one Of his lots =.
JoInIng the town. The ground was regular. q,
surveyed by Mr.. Conwell and the corn potb- ar
ed and sheled with the best result. Jos. p. Cl
'megys, on an adjoining lot, raised 9I3 bus ci
single acre. The corn was of the same 80 80
rie'y on both lots-the Peabody Corn"
"A coIoFed man working for VIM. Wood, no
e. near Mlddietown, husked, on Monday last. nu
IT wagons load of corn, each load CONTAINING aa
''y baskets, and five baskets to spare. lie WI
gan at one minute after six in the morning sci
quit few minutes before five in the even to
:. In all he hushed ITO bushels of ears in
than ii hours A.
-Ihe DeIaUdre State Reporter has ceas. Ie
TO exist We are sorry for this, as we had ia
icIpated it would become, under the care of q"
: Sharp high-toned and useful journal. :, !
"A correspondent ofthe Messenger states he
I the first case of mania-a .potu ever known cul
The neighborhood of of Gumboro, presented OF
Ill last week. The crop of apple whiskey our ooo
ng short, it is supposed the subject had re- agt
Ise 10 some oil The newly invented strych- eig
e stimulus. hes
-Landlords and tenants, in this quarter =.
dlords desiring the peaceable possession an, ."e
their premises, aud tenants wishing to va. pul
their present abode on or before the first OF run
rch next-are reminded that the time of gra
otifyng," under the law, is at hand-Wed- we
day next being the last of November. 30 80