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ton into the family of States, it is an cxerc;sa
on our part Of the simplest instinct of self
defense If we require that all constitutional and
statute provisions, all customs and usa0es and
traditions, solely based upon that institution
OF Slavery which was the origin and main
spring OF the Rebellion, shall be made TO rive
way. Laws ana ordinances made for the gov
ernment Of chattels must not be perpetuated
tor the government of men. We do not ask
the President or Congress to make use of anv
doubtful powers; but the power to preserve
what the valOr of our soldiers and sailors has
won is not doubtful the Uower to keep the
country from again falling into the possession
vi al aTlstocracy OF caste-the power to pre-
81 serve us from another quarter OF century of
slavery agitation, to be followed, perhaps by
nc" reDeliI0ns and more devastating wars, is q
power wnlch the people will not relnquish,
".m !m "hlch Iheir servants, we cannot doubt
Will VIII sooner or later be obliged to use. 10y
atty, as every body admits, must be insisted on
as the indispensable qualification Of all voters
no matter whether constitutions or laws pre
scribe 1t or not. But dark skin, or n trace
more or less distinct of African descent is no
evidence of dislOyalty. Nor is it anv test of
intelligence. 1t is simply badge of that SER
!vltude which We have been obliged to abolish
IN IN order to preserve the National existence.
Shall we consent to the restoration of the Re-
~ - oAiihUHlIltS uHuer CnC JWO-ntChS cOnStltu-
tlonal provision, which greatly enlarpes the
political power Of their voting population. and
under a system which excludes from the polls
a loyal people quite as intelligent as the great
body of the whites, whose good will toward
our Government has helped to save it from
destruction, and whose continued friendliness
will be no less indispensable in the future
p" 1t Is no answer to this to say that some of
the loyal States do not allow colorcd men to
vote, and that we may as we'll undertake to
exclude Ohio from the Union rs to keen South |
Carolina from coming back with fall Congress |
;Slonal powers. Such inequalities. when they /
have not endangered the loyalty of the States
where they exist, and where they do not threat
en- hereafter to put in peril the public peace,
may be safely left to the reviving spirit of ius.
rce IN the Northern people, stimulated TO
tnendliness toward a race which has performcd
lor us a useful National service. At any rate
we possess and claim no right to Interfere with
the electoral laws Of Loyal States. But the
hebel States, as everybody admits. are in
condition which requires reconstruction. or res
t9ratlon, and which justiiics guardianship AID
me Stnctest watchtunes> on the part of our
government and people Whatever safeguards :
may be found necessary for the permanent ma.
of the country, and for the ful6llment {
OF the National pledge of freedom. in spirit as
"ell as IN letter. to the enfranchised Blacks
must be insisted upOn "
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TIE CANP,-The stampede for the Camden
Camp has " set in, and from now until Sun
day the travelling public" will tend in that
direction Town, for the next week, will offer
hut few Inducements to visitors or business.
We see that the railroad intends issuing round.
trip tickets at the following rates: Phila. to
Camden, 50; Wilmington, n. Castle, and St.
Georges, $3.50; Middetown, Milford Seaford
and intermediate stations, one Fare, (ifany-
nody knows what that means. Mrs. lydia
Mcdowell is proprietress Of the boarding tent
rom SMYRNA, and expects to cater for the sin
ner man in the best style, at the rate of IS
!or the session.
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The Acquittal of Miss Harris.

! Miss Mary Harris was acquitted, last week
o. OF numbering Mr.. Burroughs. clerk in the
Treasury Department, Washington, last ,nring
on the ground of insanity. The Y. Y. TJiJ~1f
moralizes in this wise '''''''
Mis- Harris had beau. His name was
a a. burroughs. She was quite young when
they were first attracted to each Other IT.,
was several years Older-say 2l to her IA -
rather better educated, and moved. nerhans
IN little, better circle than She did Tbcy
correSpOnded when they separated, kissed when
they came together, were very fond Of eacb
other, and had an understanding. if not n nos
tive engagement, that they were in due Tine
to be married "0 '''iie
% far' there Is nothing peculiar or distress
ing IN the case OF these young people Most
81 n,Nc peauA-we mean, one apiece-or
,i,y MlSn ,u'ey had. And If the "cours6 of trne
IoEe hau only run as 1t too often wont tbcv
Jrm,m u",u prGoaoly nave been as happy ~ as hum
urntll, ana as unconscious as the moSt oF nS
But Mary being mainly out of, f,icbt in tn
was ouC OF mind. Burroughs, tired Of his ON
gagement or understanding wrote less fro
4uently ana less tervently finally, became ac-
qualnted with another, whom he fonnJ ,,or,,
attractive than Mary. wOoed, won and was
marned-aot to his earlier love Hence IL
appointment Jealousy. bitterness. revenge and
hlur-Dut no, we must respect the verdict and
We reject the hypothesis that Rnrroucbs
sought to entlce his affianced into a den Of in
fanny. 1t is not clearly proved and tbnro ras rn
n, no rational motive for such an act of vilIa;nT
mere Is no suggestion, no hint, that he nvsr
sal1 or did anything that Miss Harris should
nave resented throughout the wears of tLc;r !
!hieserved intimacy and her undOubted afFoc-
lo" nat must be a most sllpereroCotor,, !
coundrellsm that would thoroughly resnoct
ler maiden purity under such circTmstnpco
ct afterwards seek, by an anonymous noto ~
! ! ulsguiSGd hand, to lure her into a den nP
hame, Who could fail to realize rbat Hm ;nno oi
enee I would be alarmed and rapeIed bv I" smcS
aIPable enticements to infamv? 'N''
Burroughs Tilted Mary Harris, and she sbo.
I'm. Had she Tilted him and he therefore InU bo5
not her, nobody could have adiudped b;m nau
ulity y OF insanity But she is woman and
Is virtually adjudicated that woman who Sho
lootS the man who has been faithless to her
necessarily ne insane, We don't see it. ''O'
| et there Is rough, "wid Justice in this
III klhdrcd verdicts. Our laws are made by
en- and they are not just to woman. They
lght TO punish the conSpirator against female
lrlty severely; but they do not, because too
any OF our legislators and jurists are liber
les That is rather blunt way of stating =
but it is the fact. This city is today full
dens of lewdnesa, each of them perpetual
are Tor female innocence.
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ATTEMPTED INcEND1ARY1sM AT N,rTov

ATTEMPTED INCENDIARYIsM AT MrroN.-
On the night of the Fourth of July villain
GUS attempt was made to destroy by fire the
large steam saw mill of James Ponder, ESQ,
at Milton. The fendish design was frustrated
by gentleman living near by the mill Who
sa" the reflection of the light through the vim
do% before the fire had made much progress
and giving the alarm, the fire was soon extin.
s@''led' The villain fired the mill by means
OF a train OF shavings sprinkled with coal oil
suspicion falls strongly upon an individual Of
the town.-MItord Statesman. y
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UNITED STATES
ReUenue.
Annual Assessment, 1865.
UNITED STATES

h"essors Office District Of Delaware
WILMINGTON. July ~, 1865 (
Notice Is hereby given all persons concerned ,h,
aPpeais WIZ Oe received and determined bv Inc A.
sesSof' TeIaVe To any errUneOus or exce,s,ye yuIn.
'os' assessments or enumeraiIOnS maize by tbe
So anu assistant assessors and returned m the onnn.
'' ior 1000 al the following times and places VIZ
IN WILMINGTON.
~ ms ofilce IN the Custom House Buid,ns m Nan
uaJ' August 7th, 1865. from 10 A. NJ unliI 4P M
AT DOVER
Uh M tuesday, August 9Th, at the office ofC N D.x
esq" Collector from lU A. NJ until 4 p. NJ
AT GEORGETOWN
On Thursday. August 10th, al the office Of n IA
P.M ''O'u Az ~ W. until
a. lhe same times and places the annual LIST. ,,L,
SUI netufneu Ss aiofesaId will be suhmilt,d d IN Tho m
pcOh o any aid all persons " no muy spnIv t,,r ,h,
pose All appenls shall he made m wrIi,ng .'d
specify ths particular caIse matter or lhIns re-,
Pecng "hich decision is requested and shall 9o..
S"'e The ground or principle Of error compla,n
/ ~ NO appeal can be allowed TO any nartv sTia,I.
nave Deen duly assessed aud the ann, Al I,,I cn.
ttSlhs 'he amount shall have been tran,muIsJ II, ,I
Collector OF the District ''''Su 10 'hs
jy26.s. '"iN T. MCLEAK,
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! UREATKAIN STORM. The rain storm of Sun.
DAY afternoon week, was disastrous in its efFac,s
IN Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester and Mani.
gomery counties, and in parts of New .Jrrsev
Along the Schuylkill, in the neighborbood of
Norrlstown and at Manayunk the Destruction
OF property was immense. Megarge's paner
iniil' on the lsSahlckon, was damaged TO the
amount OF $4,000 Bishop & Kelly mill, on
the same creek sustained loss of 81 }. 900 and
oIher eSTt;abllshments 81; were injured to a less ex
tent. The Schuylkill was filed with floating
!ae6rts, which was picked up by tie watermrn
N n the neighborhood The shores along the
~ delaware We're covered with logs. timber of ali
food away pV 'ne
In portions of Chester county the storm was
severe: All along the Chester Valley. the
crops in the fields were carried off, and the
fences destroyed. The Brandywine was bich- |
er on Monday morning than it had been tor |
the last ten years. Charles Harry. who at
tempted to cross the bridge over the Brandy.
VINE IN wagon was swept down the current
ana his horse drowned. Mr.. II. succeeded in
making his escape by climbing to tree. whera
ne remained four hours before he was rescnnd
The water found its way into the steam mil of
u orgc Iadley, of West Chester. and deStro,
ed about three hundred dollars worth of moui3
ngS. '"iN
At DoyleStown, in Bucks county, the storm
was one OF the most severe ever known. The
am commenced to fall about four o'clock in
he afternoon and continued until midnight
iced Myers, who resided near Hinklctown, on
lis return home during the storm, was swent
way, together with his horse and wagon sn
nieayorlng to cross the Neshaminy. Ills bn.
y had not been recovered on Monday morn
ng In many places along the Neshaminv tb..
iatcr was four feet higher than ever beforc l
nown. Bridges, mill-dams, houses. fences T
TeeS and animals were swept off bv the food 1
he damage done in the county of Bucks is es. 9
mated at $50.OOO. 40 co i
In the upper part of New JERSEY, the Storm
as most violent and the destruction terrible c
louSes along the Raritan aud its tributaries b
ere swept off, but fortunately no one was vas c
rrowned as far as we have been able to learn |;
he track of the New Jersey Central ro;lrnad |
as oy!erfiowed and the water filled the bou.as !
ong It to the second stories. The village 20 J
Oundbrook was completely submerpeJ ~" c
ps OF the houses, the chimneys and o,bnr ne l.
omnent objects alone showing the Iocol;t,, er A
c town. The damage in this Quarter !'y oF yS OF Of
liars. uIeu thousand r.
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= BAD MAN.-The Sussex Union states thu.
Levin W. Smith attempted to commit an omt c,r+'
:, age on the wife of Geo. Lawson. of Indian
river Hd.' last Wednesday. for which otTensp
ne was arrested by officer Fleetwood and taken
before Esquire Simpler, but succeeded in max
ing his escape. Smith was arrested last snr;nr
! ior assaultIng and robbing a man near MINIS.
ooro but the grand jury failed to find a biI,
Tor want OF positive evidence of identity
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

lMPRovEMENr.-The old frame building ad-
joining the Post-offce, in this town, So lone
occupied by Mr.. Jos. Disch, was emoIisbod
the other day by Mr. James Wallace, who has
commenced to erect on its site large o.story,
orlck building, thirty-two feet front Tho
guiding Is to be constructed for TWO store rooms
one OF which is to be occupied by Mr. " T.
Will add greatly to the appearance of this mart
Of the town. '-'' Par'
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DIE: ID,

AT AZ Middlebank Montgomery County Penn
SF sylyHnn " f On the 18th inst, WALTER b. som sor
aged three S%isys %esfs snd a9d Hr N%nGe Bell wife,
at the Presbyterian Burial Groynd Innterment
daughter Of ,SJ' Inbn al Ty smyrna Landing, SALL1E
Thsoughfare Neck Nker' On tSed aSe aSIy years.
ANDER COOPER, aged - years suT A1u' "r' ALEX
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Deafness, Blindness &, Catarrh

Treated with the utmost success, by DIR. j. ISAACS.
Ocust aud Aursi. (ornerly Of Leyden, Holland !
No. $40 PINE Street, Philadelphia. Testimonials
from the most reliable sources in Getty and county
can be seen at his Office. The medical faculty are
invited TO accompany their patients, as he has No
ecrets IN MS practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES -
ericd without pain No charge made for exam;n.
ion. ',n o''a-
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Bishop POTTER. The death of Bishop Poi,
Er; ter was appropriately noticed in the variou, @
churches were generally draped in monrn;nl' nc
and the expressions of grief at the loss of t5S
distinguished prelate were marked with a feeIs se
my ing OF the most ,affectionate regret. Bis6op
Stevens has called meeting of his Clergy ' nOd
laity' at St. Stephens church, on Wed1esd"u % dnu
morning next at nine o'clock, to take action IN
Te1frencG %d;ns l to Bishop Potters death Ills re-
of the 18th inst and rranclsco u;I by the steamer
In 40 about three weeks from that time.
cbnr"b nng ueIeraI a Convention of the Episcopal
bmurcn, bnr which meets in Philadelphia in Octo-
Ca, eancies in the House of Bishops w Since Since the
ItSt ISte meeting Of this body in Philadelphia, in
,l;nC jl3;oO' eleven of the Bishops have died. inclu
IWrng BISHOPS Brownell, Conn Delaney, N.
T. T.; Doane, N. j. Potter, Pa Meade, Va.
Cobbs, Ala. Otey, Tenn. Freeman Ark.
t.Eik, La; Boone, China and Onderdonk -
All but the last two were members OF the House
)f BishOps. Bulletin.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

CHANGE OF Hours BY reference to n,
rsllroad Timetable it will be seen that con
siderable change has been made. The oftor
. noon train to PhiIa. now leaves our denot =,
40 instead of420. The down morn;nn Ds 80: =
se's mere ten minutes ater-II. I.IO-apd evoS
ing Tram ten minutes earlier-6.50 The nev.
11 arrangement Is good one. Persons can now
down down mere at z aud be in Phila. before sun.
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, ocALDED. Andrew, little son of Mr. los
9mlthers' of this town, was badly scalded A.
MS grandmother's, Mrs E. Wilds, near Dover
on on " ednesday last by pulling a kettle of wa
ter over on himself The scald extonds - C.,
the foot to the knee -''"'
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

DRowNEp.-On the l4th inst youth thir-
Tee teen years Of age, named James n, son of
" IN. j. Mullen, of Delaware City, was drown.
ed While bathing in large drain ditch inst
above said town. The burial took place on
sunday last the NJ. Z. Sunday School singing
Shall We know each other there"
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;, ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-The Gazette says that
hr' John Edwards, of Wilmington, attemnted
10 commit suicide on Saturday last, by taxing
one once and quarter Of laudanum. By the
Of castor oil and milk and stomach
pump he was restored. 1t is understood that
lainlly differences was the cause of the rash aot
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

.hd ! nc er New York papers of yesterday contain
tho ~ ~ W, HGmPhill Jones, of Delaware from
in lredsury department, and lone in tbo ,Iutii h
t tc service. Is at the Astor Homsso =" .ne pn3-
nafllly. Col. Jones was sent to New T1rh nrIo his
s special agent of the Treasury DEM Ut,eans
~ ~ REQ 1861 and it was to him that aaeent Sonns
lax M sent the well.known dispatch: Tfera. TFann
'hoot attempts 70 pull down the American sns GnS
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

), ACCIDENT painful accident occurred at
New Castle on Wednesday afternoon last. bv
%hich Alfred a son Of Mr.. Charles King lost
ms right eye. He was at the iron foundry Of
MS father, viewing the casting of some article
%nen W the molten metal flew, striking him in
the eye Gazette. -''''' ~
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hon. n. d. smitbor.
:, nM please accept our thanks for valuable pnh
heV. Adam Wallace has written a short h;
osraphy OF the late Gov William Hazard nf
tnlS 0tafe' We thank the author for a conv
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26


oIlnni IIlmAcE CHr2cn WiLMINGrox.-We clir Tho
3bmoMhlng .bnnhg item from the Method;.t 'mTb l9 TGP
iIrch' the corner stone of which vii 60 IL. ~
promises to be one of the nos, ,ro.'1,;e nOon &C
'eht IN this country. The loco,;%nU % n'"TIln, mll.
IWS[eet Wf Is decidedly the best in W;im;ma,o eS'
tbo ",e % lhe surrounding improvements are re- Of
;s CsC Ine&c,eptlonable character fine view
- ootaihed o. the Delaware river n,d I ~ WV ~.
ypomnJ, YTo[y on 10th sides, for many miles The
er"u;hTds' which are of ample dimensions stand
NJ, above the level of the streot
IN dn'S elevated grade, which will orcatlr al -
.ne effect, will be retained and ,So aua otro TO
property will be shaded and beant;fIl', u isI entig
Out Inc building material to be nsed ;s nau a,p
nu r;na eSSqnisltely S marked stone from the omor'
o,hor J" u 1ne hrandywnc, to be capped with an
ali 81, uiaklng an admirable contrast Beside.
All Ihe usual modern Convenience no,S "taoN eao
hull; 1j anu one which We specially commend 70
SuhIag committees, is to be introduced Tho
%asn acoo,a 3cnool room is not 10 be used for the
soec;ai ;ainouatlon n OF the prayer-meeting. but a
.a opeo;ll apartment, not quite so large e ~ bo
,osluea hro,,o0L ior that purpose. The fIrn;tupe
LII iip The entire building will match tho
linth linIL Iperai appointments This Is tbe s;x1I III
N rouist a'.l church in the city of Wim;nSton
" X Spr9lectors are connected withthe S. P,'.Ta
- - Y; Ihutch and their names are 1,,a" aui
y ~ epe excellence and success OF the yorL ~
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

DISCONTINUED. The Communicable =,
Wilmington, has sold its subscrio,ion H.. - !"
the Rspabhoa", and discontinued lis nubl;cs'
t,on. This reduces the number Of nanera 4
that city to three. F''s'7 -
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DissOlnliOn-

ne CO. Pst'ner,hip heretofore existing between w il
A. R,o,Sa "ioeu H. Worden under the irm Of WorJen
~ uay ulsso,ved by mutual consent
WILLIAM WORDEN
Ivl,r, 49, GILBERT IL WORDEN
The Alley Mills will still he oonduc,ad h.
oeshee' HE soicits the patronage Of tho public
- Wa WORDEN
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

Charles l. DUPONT has been elected pres;.
oent or the Farmers Bank, at Wilmington
vice David C. Wilson, deceased w"
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

=, h9Dert II. Clark, the missing paymaster in
Tue navy belonged to Milford, and was eppa.
ged in the practice of medicine At tho t;ma &C
hIs appointment. VI
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
IL. =. Fishers Improved
Pr ESE r WING CAN

PATENTED
WOW lE'h' oil; Aug 18th. 81; and March 22d. 81
rms Can has been extensively used and touod -, =.
Pen.'Y leHoie' It's great con venence Will he di.
co'efeu al hIst sight. IL Is closed by cJamnns . -;
cap over and around the opening. when Is .sd
upon cemenic coated gsskeI, causing the cement ~
ti W ne neat oi The iru becoming cold !, is p,r
hooking "r nnhoOking strait mIre spime. y
For sale Wholesale and Retail hr ibe ms nu,,,,,..
.. J. MCMURTRIF,
NO. eOs Spring Garden Streets I'hInI'.
N. u. An Agent wanted in each nun ,hr..-,
the State. TO sell lhI. Can. 'v.,s s.ON' sc
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

hEAPPoiNTED.-Dr. A. II. Grimsbow b..
De Deen reappointed Postmaster in W;ln,;n.." -'''
- ln"mas @I, NJ Rodney, Esq, has been reanno;n,
ed Collector ofthe District of Delaware: rpy"' J"
T. Aiken Esq, has boen roappoinrcd Was Tas'
snAl' and Edward 6, Bradford, Esq, has been
appointed U. s. District Attornev ''''' ''e'
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS--New Red
Wheat Sl.72, Old sl.9O, and White at s. o.
I@s2. 10. Yellow Corn, CSC. Rye, 81. OsCa,
81, 10, new and old. Oats SO and 65 cents
Gold closed yesterday TUESDAY, at s149
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

X. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT, |. O. O. F.
An adjourned session of the r. W. Grand En-
ccampment OF Delaware, l. q. O. F.. was held
in this city on Tuesday evening last the Con-
stltutlon was amended, making two sessions a
year one to be styled the Annual Session, to
take place on the third Tuesday evening in
July and the Sem-annual Session. to be held
f4e r I,thn shlTd LIT TUESDAY evening in January W B.
l1lylano was wa elected K. w. Grand Scribe, in
place of W; p. Williamson, resigned The NJ
W. q. 7, Jacob Foulk, announced his commit.
tees as follows -
Committee on the State of Orcier.-Robort
Gar$well, John Millaway, John Pierson. :, "
ii Iii g'wOrth Evan j. Millward
ua Maris ''''
Const'tHtion and Lams.-W. B. Hyland,
John L. Thompson, [. X. Shortman.
Grede"t'"LS 9"d RGnrnS W. II. Pierson.
A; b. Logan, George W Mccoy.
,7FI"G4ce. Edward McIntire, Phlcmma Chan
dler, Edwin Hirst
An Adjourned meeting of the r. w. Grand
Encampment will be held on the first Wednes-
day evening in August
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LOst-$5 Reward.

In Smyrna, or between Smyrna and Davis Cros.
Roads, on the 18th inst, CABA and PORTE.
MONNIE, the latter containing from S33 20 s35
among which was IS golc piece, and two $40 ana
ono % note, and some smaller notes Also &c.,
Gold Rings and some papers of value, Tbe -
wal be given for its recovery. Can be left TT"
dy store. ANNA Mi GI Schn-
~ Davis Cross Roads
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

Inc Rev S. Gardiner Littel has taken charge
"l the Episcopal Church at Dover, as its pas,
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

DETH OF MADAME JUMEL-BrRR-NT,d
d ue 1-i'z' Is. 1umei died on Sunday at he,
TI,G TT.sldgnce on Washington Heights at Brooklyn
n'eL qocgaSe was not unexpected; age and ftebl~.
h.en 90 iian Gone tielr work, and dissolution had
red In carly life to w. .Jume a Frcnb oor,i miIr-
man, who died leaving her with nne % cE;Id EGI'i'-
y'fter her singular marriage with Aaron "'I9 P,,--
~ .''' ~" pubic notice. Tbey ~r' wnri.
..'... Il r. .hc year 1892; but the 3,l,"''a "oar
vas soon followed by separation. S;rco %,i'an3c .I
'iine >'' he. Va' her residence on Wnsbi;,m,a' i,,a'
T." l.. ".,unied the name Of he,
...u many years since She ,rs
(TIspectcd and esteemed by the few to w wbon, "%>
slle was known. She owned a conside,obIn
act 9 or real estate on this island her PROPERTY
i paoI@aGly Gft to her grandchildren, the chi
Hteh oi her daughter.-N Y Post ''i'i-
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

\ number Of capitalists it is said. have cbb-
bed together TOR the purpose of cnttino r.
tr,,.'ni out IN starting another museum, Tb@;y
pfes, ,9ectus. IN fact, is already out. and n tLe
preT @F o. comnan@ ome association is Mr. John Ban
C ofFs fhe PROPOSED pFSess 70 ha have capital
Broadway, pear Union Square. 'OIT,ion T%;o y on
no wise deter l.qrnum from going s ahsoS Sia N
his new institutto.1 which he expects ao ~ with
on its legs early neat spring. He Is now W. nave nave
tiating for the necesgA ry accommodations ~ ~
Corner Of Broadway ana' Canal street ''' 'ne
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

i FrHpRAL e : M CEREMONIES The funeral servi.
Green 81 Hy street NS"'Gn II EnR HEtoH t99k place in the
Monday, July 18th, at Clock ''uue p phia' f on
church was crowded Rev Tho,1ras IT. IT. me
ton, Of the Church Of the New Testa,n33 NO. 3'ockl
Rev. Messrs. j: Ruth, Steayns, Fattnrean' Fe' ana
Co9kman, G.. ". Lybrapd, and j II All ALL. a.
took part in the ceremonies. Addresses A,uny,
delivered by Rev. Messrs. A Cookman q "vve W
l'ybragd and j. H. Alday The coffin wv. w.
opened, and his friends were permitted 70 l"ok is
upon his face for the last time The remains
were conveyed to Mt. Moriah Cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

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