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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-09

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Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

n.y. His speech was replete W II argdmenis
N"u 'ac's taken from the record, with enough
VI sarcasm wit and ridicule to give it The keen
edge OF a Toledo blade. He seemed to spea K
from an lnexhaustlble fountain, and when he
az" STOP The subject appeared to be as fresh and
forcIble as when he started. II is needless n
say mat rounds Of applause, as with the speak.
efs 'hat followed HIM, echoed 10 the telling hits
on hIs political opponents. We regret that we
cannot give synopsis of his speech, owing 10
'he shortness OF time eIapslng before going TO
press. Suffice it TO say, the doctrine of seces.
SION The profession Of loyalty 10y men whose
oc'S nave aoetted dlsloyalty; the course of Mr..
bayard since the inclplency of The rebelIr.u
a"d the sudden love Of The Constitution and
me Unlon' by those who, a short tIme back
were tor letting them slide" was undras.ed
aud presented in all its naked uoIiuess
Al The conclusion Of Mr.. Smuhers' speech
Eu"ln Wilmer was loudly called for. and for
nall an hour, IN his peculiarly thrilling manoc,
e"chaned the attention of every man in tho
audience.
"m' +. Lord and Napoleon B. Knight, two
Ia" sf'd 'ht' "ere successfully called out. and
~ S'.i.' ft''>cHc. OF bout fifteen minutes esch
t@'ou-,' i.,nlg friends CONSIDERING il WAS their
''st ei1orD BY Their brIlllancy of style, ease of
manner aud tlrectncss of euunciation. in de
iendlng their position aud the reasons for assn.
ming 1t. They have both, until recently. been
WIN the peace party and prcjudlced auaios,
al others except the party they have been ac
'lng with, but seeing where 1t was leading
'hem' they had the boIdness and mapIiness to
throw oil the shacklcs of party and staLd IN
Tor the Union, the Constitution and tho s,,,
preston OF the rebellion. They claim TO be
stIIl acting on the principles Of the old Demo.
cratic party, and in accordance with the teach
ings OF Jefferson, Madison aud Monroe. md.
IN holding sach views. they can but olye the
Administration loyal support ia its efforts to
the suppression OF the unholy rebellion.
Al the call Of The meetlng james r. LoAand
ana y. II. Is. Day each made short and poin,ed
speeches, alter which, the hour growing la,a
tue meeting adjourned, each member carrying
win num- 1t possible, a weightrer personal res.
possibility of his duy to his Government. and
The necessity Of putting down its enemies
Readers familiar with the names in The n,o
ceed'ngS above, will find that it was no parry
affair." 5ul Composed of Bell. Everett men, Br+ck
'nr'dge men, Douglas men and Lincoln men.
who ho!d our noble country and her glorious
institutions fur above purity, and are willing to
'acrIhce everything in defence OF her honor.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

If the statistics OF negro population in the
New England States prove anything, thew
prove that emancipation banishes from the
State as we'll the colored free as slave popula.
on. The statistics OF population of Pennsyl
MIia more conclusively prove this to be the
case. With IN area of more than four times
that Of Maryland, the two States bordering on
each other, the latter has free negro popula-
tiOn OF upwards of $4,000 more than the for
s'er. Facts are stubborn things, and one is
worth world of theory. And what do the
6gOres prOFe! Why, that the free States are
nOt only rid of slaves, bat in great measure
Of free negroes also. The reason is obvious
The slave States are under a monopoly of the
masters, who constantly discriminate against
white laborers, showing them out of their en-
PlOy. and by thus excluding white men, the
owner of slaves creates purposely negro eoci.
al system that attaches to manual labor which
Fepsls the aboring white man, and attracts the
free negro to it. Hence we find free negroes
bas sptrs'ly sea uered through the Northern
while they abound in the slave States. The
res;stbe as those which control the elements.
They were oil created by the same wise power
and tor some good purpose. Free negres are
but traction of the population in the free
States, because they become there the slaves
of social system. aud drop out of existence
when brought into competition with the white
man. not backed by tho capital of master, and
favored by an unjust leg gsIution, that dIscrimI
mates against the white man, in this our Suite
OF M4ryland as well as in the other slave
States
The Cecil Wing, after speaking as above.
says: Ii l7O,906 free negroes are likely to
work mork injury to the welfare of Maryland
snd offer more formidable competition to white
labor. than when half Of those blacks are slaves
as now, it demands our earliest attention, in
order that we may anticipate the evil by re-
moving the cause.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26
Sudden Death.
JUNIus.

Our citizens were shocked on Tuesday morn
ing last TO learn the sudden death of Mr.. John
V. Hazel, which occurred during the previous
night. MIR. Hazel had a robust frame and
vigorous constitution, and every one had ac-
corded to him long lfe-but such desirable
constituents in this. and thousands of other in.
stances, proves no lease upon the future. Mr.
H., sometime since, was taken with the diar.
rhGa, which, relying upon his strong constitu.
ton, he let run on until il assumed severe
chronic form. bat medical aid being called ia,
1t was soon checked, leaving his bowe els, how.
ever, in weakened condition. A short time
before his death, while engaged in lifting
heavy piece of timber, he ruptured blood YES
sci of the stomach, and died that night at one
o'clock. He was in the prime of life, an in-
dustrlous, good citizen, and had the esteem of
the whole community.
This makes the third death in our town du.
ring the past week, the other two being Matth-
ew Hazel, ST., an old and esteemed citizen.
and James B. Jester, young man of excellent
character.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26
Attention ! Evcrybody!!

Every man OF you harken and heed!
Every one OF you listen and read
fatlefs aud brothers and unCles and cOunsns
All your relations, BY dozens and dvzens
IiarkCn and listen! We bravely decla e
Here are the Garments for Summer Wear;
.'armtnlS Tor persons OF every condition,
For men of all shapes and uI eveGv pusition
Elegant suItS OF appropriate colors
Ali 10 be had Tor a very few dollars;
Novelties spieudld IA Masculine Ratment
Atshocklng low prices Tor ready cash payment
Clothing for gentlemen long or tall,
LIOlhing Tor stout men, Ciuihng for small;
CerLIn TO tit you come, hurry and buy
Elegant clothing for June and July.
Trumpet the tIdlngs from city and town.
Tell Ihe intelligence gladly around!
Bring your relations and neighbUTs all
Come and buy clothing al the GREAT OAK HALL
6TPARTICULAR NOTICE. This extensive es
tablshment is directly tho corner of Sixth and
Maket Streets
Persons from this pnrt ofJhe country in visiting the
city, should aim TO go there To purchase their Cloth.
ing! Ihcy can have large assortment of STYLES and
qualities TO select from and all the goods are made
up good and Strong, and sold at reasonable prices
AS we buy from first hands aid sell exclusively for
Cash, we can sell 10 everybody che p for the huyer
does not nave TO pay Tor losses incurred somebody
else through the credit system. In one word-ue
guarantee TO sell sosds ten per cent lower than old
concerns that stand out for big profits Our motto is
" the nImhe sixpSnce Is better than he slow shilling
Come and see for Yourselves
WANAMAkER N BROWN, OAK HALL,
+ Corner Sixth and Market Sis, PhiladeIphia,
jn291m
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

PoLYGANY.-A bill prohibiting PoIygamy in
the Territories OF the United States has passed
both houses of Congress by overwhelming ma.
Jorltles. In the Senate only two votes-Ihose
OF the Senators from CalIfornia-were cast
against 1t. Mr.. McDougsI. on behalf of him.
sell and colleague explained that their obiec-
tlons TO the measure rested solely on the ground
OF It's ImPoicy at the present time. That the
purpose of the bill is entirely right, and con
mends itself to every true friend OF morality
aud civilization, will scarcely be questioned
anywhere outside the circles Of Mormondon
National Republican Convention has also
declared war against the institution. as one of
the "twin relics of barbarism. The duty of
the Government TO exert its power for the ex
termination OF this great social evil ls almost
university recognized, and we may consider
that question to have passed beyond The field
OF discussion.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

CHANGE OF PULPITs.-Rev. ]. F. Boone oc
cupIed the pulpit of the NJ. f. Church in this
town on Sunday evening last, having preached
at Bethel on the circuit in the morning. In
the absence OF Mr. Thompson. Rev. r.
Bradford preached at the Presbyterian Church
IN the morning, and Rev. Mr. Getz in the eve.
ming. The psstors Of the EPiscopas churches
in this town and Dover exchanged pulpns in
the afternoon, Rev, J. Croker White, preach.
ing here. and Mr.. Getz 10 Dover: The sermons
Of all were able. and gave satisfaction. The
text OF Mr.. White" To day was quite
unique, aud would have astonished the " faith
ers" Of the church a few years back, bot ia
the hands Of the speaker was made 10 convey
yolumns OF meaning.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

"THE FOURTH The citizens of this town
having made arrangements to properly cee.
brate the Fourth of July. and Two weeks after
the initiation of the matter by them, the Town
Commissioners assuming the RI ght 10 celebrate
the day we cannot, this week. state whether
there will be one or two ceIebrations-the SUD
position at the present time looks toward the
latter. Our next issue will announce the pro.
gressive steps taken.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

MORE TRooPs-The Secretary Of War has
addressed note to the Governors Of the loyal
States, inquiring hsw many troops they can
furnish 70 90 into immediate service. Seere-
tary Ridgely replies in behalf Of Governor Bur.
ton that "there is no full regiment in the
State. That The Fourth Delaware Regiment
is being recruited by Arthur II. Grimsbaw, but
al what time il will be completed the Governor
is unable to say" DR. Grimshaw is prOgres.
sing quite, ,eneouragipgly with enlisimen,s, bui
weeks must e4aPse before the regiment is ready
tor seryiee. 4 .g,
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

FINE CALF.-One Of the finest calves ever
produced in this section, was raised by WIN.
M Bell, of this town, and sold few days since
to gentleman in the country for SIS 90
though not quite four months old. 1t is of the
Devon breed model of beauty, and possessep p
of all the marks which stock dealers like to
6nd in good mixer.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

The HARvEsT.-Our Kent county crops
promise IN most cases a rich harvest. The
Iux"rous fields of grass have been yielding for
week past to the keen scythe Of the rea per
The golden fields of'wheat will be ready for
The sickle by the last of this, and next week,
The harvest wall be general. Man desolates
our country with fierce rebellion; but Provi.
dence smiles and fills our gsrners with plenty.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

CAMP OF THE FOURTH DELAwARE-Some
day this week the men that are already recruit
ed IN the Foruth Delaware will be encamped
at the Brandywine Springs, the grounds having
been rented by quartermasler Gallagher. The
healthiulness and pleasanIness of this position
must be apparent TO every one. The LSys will
have Hlce time rustcaIing at the Springs this
Summer.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

DEATH OF PREACH ERs.-The papers of last
week record the death of Rev. L. C Petit a,
Cressonna, Pa. and Thos. E. Skinner on Kent
Island. The last, including that of Mr. Bris.
bHne makes the third death since Conference.
None Of them had reached their prime, and all
promised lives of great usefulness
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

The Chestertown Transcript announces the
death at Memphis, Tennessee, about the first
OF May last. of Ca plain Benjamin C. Vrckcrs,
OF The Confederate army, son of GenI George
VIckers, Of Chesertown, in his 9Th year, of a
wound received at the battle of Shiloh or Puts.
burg Landing. The deceased removed to Ten
nessee. some SIX months before the commence
ment OF hostilIties, aud following the fortunes
OF The State OF his adoption, early enlisted in
the Southern cause
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26
THE MARKETS

In nyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 %
Red 81 ID yeIIow Corn 30 s.,-wbite 56,
Rye, 60, and Oars, 81 cts per bushel. Round
potatoes, 60 cts. per ousheI. Butter, IL cts.
per 10. Eggs, 10 cts. per doz.
The prices IN the PhiadeI phia market, are
For White wheat, 81 81; Red, 81 "A; Rye
66 cts Corn, "a ; and Oats, 81 cents per bush
ell
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

DELAwARE HosPITAl.-The building erected
by John 7. Crozler, near Chester, Pa, for a
normal school, has been taken as hospital for
the sick and wounded soldiers from our State.
1t seems there was not building in or near
Wilmington suitably located for this purpose.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

The second quarterly meeting Of the Kent
county association of Dad Fellows will be held
IN Smyrna, on Tuesday, the 1st day of July
next, at 3o'cOck, pm From the prepare tions
making we presume they will have fine time
OF 1t and large turnout of the fraternity. II
we understand the object of The association no
Odd Fellow should fail TO be present.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26
. - . -

BRIcKs.-Mr. Alven Allen gives notice in
another column that he is prepared to furnish
the public with good bricks. lie has now burn.
ing kiln Of 100000. and persons desirous of
new bricks would do well 10 give him call.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

CoMMODoRE FOOT.-Commsder Fooie. from
Cleveland, Ohio, 10 a friend in Washington.
takes occasion To express his sincere gratI6ca.
ten with the msvemeBt Of Senator Grimes to
abolish the spirit ration from the naval service.
lie declares the Senator TO be real benefactor
toIhe service. .r.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

A Camp Meeting for the Methodist Pro,es.
tant Church will commence on the l4th of Au.
gust in the woods of A. D. Cauk, ESQ.,, neal
Warwick, Md.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

GEN. SAM HoUsToN 1t would seem from
accounts given by Texan refugees, that the
gallant old hero. Gen.. Sam Houston. i still
alive, and remains firm. decided Union man
though unable to rescae hls Lone Star -
from the oppressors grasp.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26
The Ice Cream Garden.
TO tIlc Lovers OF Good Things

The Ladies and Gentlemen of Smyrna snd all Lov-
ers OF Good Things most respectfully invited %
call at the ICE CREAM GARDEN asd pertake Of
our Choice Creams nnd satisfy themselves THAI il cam
not be surpassed IN The Stale of Delaware or elss.
where.
We will endeaver TO have everything about the
Garden and IN the saloon IN excellent order. and Gus
whole attention will be devoted 10 The want. of onr
customers.
We will also keep constantly on hand choice lss
oi CONt ~ no oNERlES and FRUITS, (n seasonl
which Will be sold al low rates
Ice Cream sold by the quart or gallon.
my29 J, L. MAHAN
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26
3 RICK
Constantly OH hand, u genera. assortment Of
BrICk at AIlcn'S Yard

on Methodist ST.. opposite Delaware ST. cbenn C,r
Cash or exchanged Tor Wood Persons wIshiun Br ck
burnt through The COUNTRY would do well 10 ei<.
hun call AINEN AIIES
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26
81 REV VAFEll.

LCS on SATURDAY NIGHT last @lst inst n pair
Of GOLD SPEC rACLES. lncloseo m n case The
ao"Ve reward viii be gwen 10 any one leaving SAID
Spectacies al the TINES Office or at lie sore ,l Spru
unCe ~ Megear
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

lie "rIHES" is published Every Taursoiay. 6v
H1sr. D. HIFFEcKER, EIitos .a&d Proprietor, at
SSy&a, Del.
CA q -SfsScHIPrIoN One year, 81 so in adUdnce
Or sa.lO # not Paid till eHdi iof the year No paper
GiAcO lHef until all arrears. are paid-only at tie
ss.iOa Of thelPG6lisher
"Sar'iNI For eOeryis1uare Of l2pines less, first
iSs'hoa, 30 ctsi each st6seqnent insertion 25 cts-
Lbs'a! a''aaye Hents made iOith ysarIy and half
yssrIy lOertisers
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26
-NZA| @ RQRMA~

Wanted, Immediately, $500 lbs good, Wash
cd Wool, for which the highest market prc,
will be paid. |. ID. HAMILTON g. Co.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

lHE suMMER SoLsTIcE.-On Saturday lac,
occurred the Summer solstice. the longes, day
"a the year; the sun rose at 4.30 and set 7 2s.
giving % the day length of Ia hours and "a
"''"- The son then ceased receding from the
sqaa'or and each day grows Two minutes shor.
!ef. .o1'a
mas ota- ~ aigss