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The Absurd Cry Of Negro Equality.

Illinois. the home Of President Lincoln, ssd
a State which has contributed upwards Of
eighty thousand troops to the Army, for the
suppression Of rebellion, and the preservation OF
the Uaion. has recently spoken upon the negro
quesiieR in sueh q manner as TO convinse the
most increduloHs that the idea Of negro equali.
~ (Which the opponents OF the Administration
eredulOus as the object Ofihe present war. is as
repugnaas to the people wishia her bsrdeFs.
as it Is TO any ofihese secession sympathizers.
Al election has been held for the ratification
or rejection OF The New Constitution. This
constitution contains q provision denying the
righs Of ssfffags TO the negro, aud slse enc
prohibiting them from holding sffise; beth Of
which were adopted BY 90 almost nine tsnths
vste oftks State. The proposition to sxslvds
negroes from coming int she Stats was sdop.
ted BY a nearly toe .tAirds ssss. These pro.
visions ia references TO the negro were voted
upon separately and although the Asw sOnsIiin.
lies vac rejected they becons part OF The
old and ths law of the State. Thus has Iii.
aud so will the remaining States OF the North
speak. The idea Of negrs equality being de-.
sired By ihe people Of the North. is enc which
no sane and intelligent man will believe. and
THAT man who allows himself to be Influenced
BY any such ridiculous cry lie uudeseEvipg the
hsensn's right Of suffrage. Notwithstanding
the absurdity Of the idea, the leaders Of. the
pseudo peace party, who make come prefer.
sions TO sanity. are sadesvOring to impress
upon The minds Of the ignorant voters tina,
sueh is the wish sad objssi Of all who support
the Govsrnneas 10 the prosecution Of The war.
AT 6Tsi sight il wosld seem that ne such
charge would need Teiulstisn. that il would die
upon she lips Of bin who is mentally weak
enough 10 sitter il, but the CREST number oil
voters whs allow others 10 do their thinking
and reading for shem requires chm, some notics
should be taken Of il, and that the Unisn msr
should de all in their power to convince ssct
voters Of the tsisity Of all such assertions
The sound thinking man psyA no heed q
charges Of this kink knowing the mpOsibiiiy
of doing that which 10 esatTaTy TO nature sn,
also the avidity which political Wiekslsrs ssiz,
upon the meet absurd things tor the purpose o
making capital which will inurs 10 The advances
msnt Of some party OF faction. Wa hope W,
shall hear 40 more OF ihis foolish cry whicI
has been the stumbling block to 60 many de
sirous OF beisg Union men and THAI this elss
lion in Illinois will be akes ss the expression
not snly of Illinsis. but Of the whole NsEll
upsn ihis question Of negro equality. W.
believe 10 TO be tina sediment ofths people o
she loyal States. shat they never will do ,hs
which wiI eenIsibuis 10 thsis swn abassmem,
that the supremacy Of the white msa over Ih'
nsgrO 10 regarded By them ss Ons Of Gsd's iIn
mutabls laws and consequently cannot be 81
tsessd BY the faassies Of either extreme. :
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KILLED IN BATTLE.-CupS. Richard Brindley.
OF Christians Hundred, was killed in one Of
'ae late battles befGre Richmond. He was the
candidate Of the Democratic party for State
Senator in 1860
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TEs w0UNDHD or THs 20 DELAwARs.-We
understand shat the commission seol on y
Wilmington to look after The wounded Of the
Second Delaware Regiment in the late en-.
gsgemsnts. has returned aud report one killed
aud three wounded.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-10

The last issue OF the DeIGUareGn contains
eleven and q half mortal columns Of a speech
OF that ardent patriot Willard Salisbury, which
constitutes nice reading for no, weather. The
ideas advanced would DO considered choice al
Richmond.
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List OF Letters

Remaining in Post Office, Smyrna. Del, July
iss' 1852. Persons calling for advertised l.. l.
tsTs will please state that they have been sdur.
tsed. J. EMERSON. p. n.
armstrong, u. d.. Me-. lamp, Salus r., Miss
DIIes' James JOhnsOn, E.nelIns Nice
Barney. MarIkGA Tester, EII.sT
Buek.F MI: JefeFson. Gully t.
BOugs, John II. Keller, Rachel. Mrs.,
Daker' ostsn. Aiss LOOpRsa. Sally Ahn
bfo0ks' Chstles Lambert. Bsnjsmin F.
Burrows. William ID. May, Matilda, Mrs.
collins Mrs. McNatt, Maryau, MES
Cole, ARnIss Perkins, VIVA
COiinee, L.. Mrs. Price, W!sD.
Clark, Mary Emma Rash, Marian f.. Mrs
CapHToon' A.. SiivesIef, TenPyana
Combs, George NJ. Slaughter, Henry
CaSsnaugh, James Since. a. w.
DAVIS, James. Mrs. s Iu$ia, John
Evans, Maggie. Mrs Sanders, WA,iar
Green, Francis, Mr.. Wright, Thos.
G"s"n' w. II. Wells, Henry
HurlOck John J. Williams. Sarah An;.s
hIsgI", susanna. Mrs. Williams, A. II.
HInson, Matilda Miss
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PRIsOHERs.-Three hundred rebels who were
taken prisoners BY Mcclellan in the battles on
Monday and Tuesday passed through Whining
ten Friday night, on their way for For. Della
ware
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Fourth Delaware Regiment.
CLAYTON LEGION.
RECRUITS

WANTED for Ihe Fourth Delaware Regime, {
OF Volunteers. Pay and rstions from date Of
mastering into service. New UnifOru.-L, "
Rifles 50 premium at the time Of enlis,pr, i,
and SIOO bounty at ihe end Of the term. For
further particulars apply to
CART. w. II. MACLARY,
iy10 Lups,c' DEL
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The third Delaware Regiment 10 now at SuE
folk. eighteen miles from Norfolk.
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The last several days have been very hot,
sAe Thermometer standing 95 deg. in the shade.
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Liesi. Burnt Of Capt.. Mselasy's comps
Isa Leipsie 90 Moadsy fsr CAap DspsnA
Brandy wias sSsisss, wisA assssa asassss res
|ersns - SIS r.
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SMYBNAs DKN.
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1852.

sHE TIMES is Pu6iisaea Every Thursday BY
R.sr. D. HOrrEckER, Editor land Proprietor. at
S~yrAs, Del.
e2ks:- cRIrTsoS,--0ns gear. 81 SO in advance
D. $500 if not paid TIL endicf the year NO paper
Siscsnti"uss wnti al arrears are pai&-Only at The
sysisa of ths.Pwelisker. III, ,r'~.ar.: ...' :
sUsrsisquare Of laIines, or less. frat
Sass,sa, so Ctsi each sGbssQusnt insertion IS Cts
EbsrsI arrangements made goth yearly and half
.yssrIy sdeertisers .e~
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THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 90
Red, 81 10 yellow Corn so c.s..-whi,e SIS;
Rye, CO. and Oats, "a cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, so cts. per bushel. Butter. IL cts.
per ID. Eggs, 10 cts. per doz.
The prices in the PhiladelPhia msrket, sse
For White wheat 81 30; Red, o. "a; Rys
SO cts; Corn. 81; and oass. 81 cents per bush
al.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-25
GBt ganfaster 6a3ette
CITY. OF LANCASTER
LonisriIIc JournaI Items.

Conquerors sometimes threaten to de.
suoy city snd ''sow its ste,wiIh salt. 81
The rebels would be very glad to have us
destroy any of their citi-s il we would
scatter sal, over the localities. In thsir
salt fannie they would value the salt
more than the citi-s.
Tue weather is uncOmmonly severe In
the South There's snow on the ground
beyond Nashville. The hslfcolhyd rebel
troops must suffer terribly from cold -
Even Gen Priceis likely TO b. frozen up.
81 Why ase officers and solliers so habit.
ually profane? 1t seems strange that
those most liable 10 be summoned sud &.
denly mio The presence Of God should be
the l5ajiest To blaspheme his holy name.
An Iowa paper ass that family of
a father aud seven s9ns all voted n crr.
tain ticket at late election: If the fan.
lily h'd been a pstriotic one, the sous
wouldn't all have been at home to vote.
The people u the South are without
wo0len clothes for winter They can /!
import any wool from the North and ars
losing good many Of the niggers Ihcy
might sh ar it from.
The other day tho rebels ofS! Mar s.,
Florida, outraged il.s Of truce sent By
our guuhoas The consequence was tina.
their city, like the eggs OF hen shut up
in an ashbole, Was laid 10 ashes.
Jet Davis is quoted as saying that be
can "cheeTiully bare his soul TO the eye
Of God" His shoeless soldiers bar
their soles, not cheerfulIy, to the eyes Of
men. r'
The Charleston Mercury thinks that
The Federal Government has no back
bone. We guess that it has backbone
enough to break that Of The rsbe lion.
1t is said that the dirties! scraps Of p'.
per found in the South are the rebel
slim pssters. They are not fit TO be
touched cxoopt with apair Of toags. -
They are literally " filthy lucle"- all but
the lucrs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-25

IlUsBAND AND WIFE Addison has
left on record tho following important
sentence 1.-TWO pcrsons who have cho,
sen each other out ofaIl the specics. who
design to le each others mutual comfort
and entertainment, have, in that very ac
ton. bound themselves to ba good hum
orcd, afIable, joyful. forgiving and pa
tiOn', with respect to each others rraiIIies
and impsritotious, to tho end Of their
lives"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-25

Eg"My gracious. said Ike. I'll soma
fairy would give me wiogs. wouldn't
60 round among tn" planets though. I'd
go to Mars aud V nus and Japiter. and
thu rest Of them
"And Saan." sail Mrs. Partngton,
striking in, "and I'm AFRAID you'll go
there whether yon have WINS or not
Ike whistlrd and turned the subject TO
an orange the old lady had.
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A GooDIIISr. Send your little child to
bed happy. Whatever cares press, give
it warm good night kiss as it goes TO
bed. The memory OF lls. in stormy
years which fate may have in store tor
the little one, will be like Bethlshoms
star to tho bswildered Shepherds
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A CLEAR CONSCIENCE How bravely
a man can walk the earth, bear the heav.
lest burdens. perform Ihe sevrrest duties.
and look all men square in the face, il
he only bears in his breast clear con.
science. void Of offence towards God or
man There is no spring. no spur, no
inspiration like this. To feel that we
have omitted no task, and left no obliya
ton untitled, This fills The heart with So.
tsfaction, and the soul with strength.
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eEA wild woman is tho last srnsar

ETA wild woman is tho last srnsa'
ION in Paris, She was captured in some
impracticable place, aud has beoO exNib
ited before the learned societies. Her
hair measures five fs,t, and being thick
and wJoIly, forms an immense mNngle,
giving b,r he appearance oi enormous
Lirn
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Rcmoly for defective eyes Eyes in
glass
Can person speak tlo truth when he
lies in Jed?
What is taken from you before you set
i.?-Your portrait.
When is to- tn eqn'l 10 four rords Of
land? When it's an dthsr.
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In your apparel be modest. and endea.
vOr 10 accommodate natuIc rather Than
to procure admiration.
Associate only with meu Of good char
acter, for it ID batter TO be alone lEan 10
bad company.
Let your conversation fe without NAL.
ice or envy; for it is the sign VI a Iraclab e
AMI commendable spirit.
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" "A nc !" Nc o.
JeVVelry
OF latest styles constantly on hand.

oilatest styles constantly on hand.
As an inducement 10 buy, we will present to every
purchaser of our MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS one
ofthe above articles ofJowelry.
We have on hand a good assortment Of Religious,
Classical Philosophical, Agricultural, Historical and
Theological Works, umon ong which may be found Ills
tories, Travels, adyentures, stories, anecdotes,
Tales, Narratives, Romances, Sports aud Pastimes;
annuals and Preseniati IN Books superby bound and
appropriately illustrated, all Of which will be sold
very low for cash. TUTUlLL & BII9lRE.
N. b. Just received large and spleddld stock Of
Steel, Engraving and French ChrOmO
LtthOgPaphs, which will be disposed Of at war
Ts Haiehss, cIOsks and JSSsiry repaired and Sar-
ranted. L. u u.
Lancaster, Sept. IL, ;e62.
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REFERENCES,
N.H. Hochstatler, Shancsvillc, Ohio.
Goo. Smith, Walnut Crock, Ohio.
y. M0schlur, Mount Eaton, Ohio,
g. u. PlaslerCo. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
J. Il. Tornny, Now Baltimore, Ohio.
VIM. Loaf, Philadelphia, Penn.
Orange Judd, Editor Am. Agricultural, n. Y. City
Philadelphia, Penn.
GESr5.-Wilh two horses on your Anli.rrictlop
power,we dnvoy'nr No. Mil, grinding IS Brsn.
EtS ~ CoRN PER HOUR, and cut largo quantity Of
hay ut The same time. have never seen power,
that rnnswth so litto friction aud consequently with
80 lttlc strpln upon the hOrsos.
p, COOPER, Supt. i3ih & 18Th 81.
Pass. Il, Il. Co.
CLosrgu, n. j.. Jan. 30, 1909.
ME@ns. liESNgr BRoruERs, GLNrs.--l am very
much pleased with tho power. 4 runs easier than
any other powerln this vicinity; aud with the same
horses VIII do nearly, or quite twice much work
lrun my Threshera ut 500 revolutions pei mi nuo and
a ~ inch CrosS-out Saw, at 200 royolutioss.
Yours truly, PETER J. WHITE.
ES'ON ALL ORDERS RECEIVED REFoRE
OcroDER ls', 1862, THE FREIGHT WILL RE
rRE PAID TO CHICAGO OR ANY OTHER POINT
ON LAKE MICHIGAN OF LAKE ERIE.
" i'Ilboal discount to dealers. Agents wanted.-
state, County aud shop Rights for sale.
FOR further information send stamp for Illustrated
Clrcuarto BENNET BROTHERS,
~ and Al Greene ST., New York
July3l 1892 -3mlO
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
Ascertain unprincipied persons are attempting to
palm OF on the public limitations of
PREPARED GLUE, Iwould eau on all persons 10 OK.
anime before purchasing and see that the full name,
T-5sSPAL, ING'S PRRPARED GLUB,IT
Is on the outside wrapper; all others are swin1llng
counterfelts For saio at all Drug Stores.
March q; is69G50.iy.
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THE QUlNINE SUByTITUTE.
OR
NE RV TONIC.
A CERTAIN RElEDY For
F YER And AC i e.
nISrONEnY. fnr

TEIHIS IHPO8TANr DISCOVERY. for
Z the radical cure OF Fever and AZuO, and OtL er
billions Diseases Is the result Of over lhrty-fv
years. experience ofDr, e. J. LEEDS.as practising
physician. and Druggist, who willingly staked his
professional reputation upon the merits Of the Qui-
nns Substitute for the cure of the above class Of
diseases. hdoes moi contain Qunne. Opium. Nor
phne or Arsenic. or any mineral substances what
ever; while II possesses all the advantages Of the
above medicines, without their injurious effects,
either upon the head, stomach bowels, aud which
too nCte i'm pair their tone, leaving npermanenty
deblliated nervous system, even though they sncceed
in removing the disorders for which ihev !etaken.
II can be admins cred during every stage Of preg
nancy. aud under many circumstances In which Qui-
nine would bc inndmissable.
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r n Il EHORSE VOW ER

Has proved ltss 10 be the best ever invented Ths
friction Is reduced by IRON BALLS, so arranged t.
all tho bearings that the whole weight of tho cas-
ings runs upon them. HREE POUNDS DRAuGhr
at the end of ton feet lever, will koor .ae power
IN molioh thus permitting the entire strength of tbs
horses 10 be used on the machine to be driven one
Horse VIII do as much work on this power, as two
on tho endless Chain Power. 1T Is PORTABLG
and may be used Ia tho hcd as well as In the house.
More than TUENTY-FIVE RER CENT oChorsc,
mesh issaved over amy other powerin use. Ills sim
pie In constructions, and not liable to getout ofor-
der.
Price of power for 10 4horses
Price Ofpnwer for | to \ horses.
The si25 power will drvo any Thrcshing Machine
Every Machine Is guaranteed 10 givo satisfaction,
or the money will be refunded.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-25

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-13

OLD LEE TO THE RESCUE,

Shall the Empire County submit ID
traitors and 10 draft or shall We do.
fend our rights, and As true, loyal citizens
respond to our county's call and furnish
our quota. Come out everybody aud de,
eide the question for yourselves, 1t Che
mass meeting TO be held at Fort Madison,
on Thunday, the I4th inst at one O'Clock
m and give your influence and aid in
sustaining our Government and brave sol
diers in crushing traitors and enforcing
the laws of our beloved country
Let every man, old and young, turn
cut and bring bis neighbour to the meet
ing, and let the empire county " the first
to raise the .'quota Of men, in response
to the call. Speakers will address the
meeting.
By order of the Joint Executive Com
mittees of Fort Madison and keokuk,
j. G. WALKER, Fort Madison.
A. BRDuMAK, keokuk.
August llth, 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-13

~ nnnk oh EAoAsd ons Of ths sts4l
ers which brought down The 18th rsgi-
ment was detected in picking tho pockets
of several Of the boys. he had secured
about SEQ. and was undergoing ! sort Of
military trial, when by some means he
managed to escape and save his bacon.
Lee Comfy War Msesing aae RSrs
Madison, Thnrsasy, Aug. nth.
Arrangements have been made with
the railroad company 10 carry passengers
at the following rates:
From Keokuk to TT. Madison and re.
turn, 30 cts; from Aontrose to Fl. Madi-
son and return. rs ots.; from Charleston
Station to Fl. Madison and return, Is cts.
The train viii lcave from foot Of Main
street at ten clock =. M, and IT. Madi-
son, on return, ut FIVE o'clock p. m.
A. BRIDGMAN, Chm. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-13

1s Boston, Aug. II.
u The 4th Massachusetts, regime nt ID an.
nounced to leave fer the seat Of war this
P. m via New York The 33d will prob.
| ably leave Tomorrow.
When our troops srtisaaird at. Culpep-
per the enemy WIS too crippled to pur-
sue on the open ground. The prisoners
also reported that heavy gnns used by
the enemy were of recent English manu-
facture with English fixed ammunition
We lost but one gun, which was left be.
hind in ditch spiked. several of the
horses having beet killed. The gun was
not lost while changing our position for
the night, bu, urder ire Of he enemy !
sharp-shooters.
CD. Chapman OF tho 9th Nassachuse,t,
was shot ~ the breast, and il probably
dead. Lieut.. Col. Stone fell with many
wounds; he il prisoner If alive. Adiu-
tant Smith is wounded or dead. Major
Savage, Of the "a Mass. is believed to be
killed, us well as many of the 9Th Rspi-
meut. DIR. Leland was shot in the cys.
= The casualties in other regiments are
not heard of definitely. BY to-morrw a
list Of the missing VIII DO obtained.
Capt Geo. Sorrel OF Gen. Princes staff
was shot in the breast and mortally wound
ed. The 2sth Pa. Regiment escaped
without loss, having been detailed to
guard signal station. ten miles south
west of the battle Geld early m the day.
They returned yesterday escorting safely
the signal officers without being com pelled
to pass,seas - s1ser . pickst.
On Sunday night. about II O'Clock,
Gen. Pope and Gen. Banks were in the
rear Of our batteries. A. body Of rebel
cavalry charged on the guards, driving
through the woods o. our front upon the
group. The discharge Of muskeu and
the whining Of balls gave them timely
notice OF the approach of the rebels.-
They speedily moved to the rear. Gen.
Withers' cavalry command arrived At
Culpepper yesterday, from Madison. Pre-
Yions to his departure be made reeen-
noissance to the Rapidan, where be found
a force of the enemy on the South side,
but none North of the river.
A telegnphic dispatch to-day states
that all was quiet last night snd this
Col. Donnelly is Alive, but 10
; sinking condition. Other wounded
officers are generally doing well.
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TIA TABLE TALK.-sI like to take tea
with you,' = said Mrs. A. to Mrs. B. the
other evening. "because you always have
such nice biscuits. How do yoa make
them 7" lit il easy 70 ,uske good bis
cults. = was the reply, !" T. you have the
right materials. An indispensable article
- DeLand's Chemicel falaratus, and
would not use any other If went ten
miles on foot to getit And WHIT more,
l would not patronixe grocer who did
not keep it for SALE" All the ladiss' pres
ent concurred in the opinion Of Mr.. A.,
that the biscuits were the best they ever
saw. and with Mrs B., that the Chemical
Salsratus WAS ~ indispensable article for
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