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Smyrna times., 1865-07-12
The Shooting Affair at the Hammock.


a very sad affair occurred at Kits Ham
mock, near Dover, on Thursday last, which re-
suited in the shooting of Miss Elite Hall, of
Frcderica, and the attempted suicide of the
young man who did it, james Heverin. Jr.. of
Dover. 1t seems that Heycrin, meeting Jas.
Mitchell, of Milford, promenading with Miss
Hall, requested her to grant him a few mo-
ments private conversation. She declined,
saying that it was not convenient then, but
consented to meet him at a proper time. The
parties separated, IIeverin going to the Hotel
and the lady and gentleman continuing their
walk to the round house." In a short time
Mr.. Il. entered one of the doors of the round
house, where Miss Hall and Mr. Mitchell were
standing, and discharged pistol at the latter,
the ball passing through his hat. The parties
then made their exit by another door, when
Hcverin discharged another shot at Mitchell,
but Miss Hall, being between them, re-
ceiyed the ball in the left temple. When she
fell, Mitchell also fell, as q mse,) IIeverin,
seeing he had shot the wrong one, shot HIM
self in the breast. The injured parties were
conveyed to their respective homes. Its fear
cd the lady cannot live.
n strong attachment is said to have existed
for some time between Mr.. lIcvcrin and Miss
Hall, but recently, supposing that Mr.. Mitch
ell desired to address the young lady, exaspe
rated him to the commission Of the fearful act
above mentioned. These are the facts as ncaI
as we can learn them.
The act, the circumstances under which il
was committed, and the position held by the
parties engaged in it, has awakened the deem
est interest throughout the State. Nh. Hev
erin Is son of Jas. l.. IEeverin, Esq, Regis
ter of Wills for this county, and law student a
Harvard. The lady is daughter of John w
Hail. ESD, a wealthy and prominent citizen o
Frederick. She is quite young, and is repre-
scnted aS being very amable and beautiful
Young Mitchell is a son of DR.. Mitchell. q
Milford The families ofthc parties have bceI
on the most intimate terms, especially the frs
two. Sympathy is universal.
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DIED.

At Beaufort, South Carolina, on the 26th
of June, 1860, w. III. DELANEY BRYAN, A..
torney at Law, youngest son Of John c. AM
Il. T. Bryan, in the 2Sth year Of his age He
was shot with a minnie bail for taking the part
all the time praying God to have mercy upon
him. His last message to his family wa, -
meet him in heaven. lie was wrapped in the
Stars and Stripes and buried with all honor
the citizens attending his funeral en- masae
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DoING IT Up BRowN-A toast at an Irish
Society dinner at Cincinnati - Here's -
the President of the Society, Patrick o. Rofrar'
ty, an may he live to ate the hen that scratch ,J
es over his grave" '''''' ''' "'c'l'
Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas gave br;lIort -
eepton to her friends on Thursday %nt n;%ht re- g.
Of her husband. ''"00 'ho oeath
/. johnson, Of Texas, a brother Of the prosi
dent passed through Cairo n tey - 6ars iar @ acS-
en- route from Texas. -" u"'S ago.
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DE OTUCT OF INC IreSldCnt
C. HCNTINGTON, Recording Secretary.

GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED Ma
soNs.-Thc fity-ninth Annual Communication
of the Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Ma
sons was held in the Masonic Hall, Whining
ton, on Tuesday, 27th ult The election of
officers took place and resulted in the choice of
the following named gentlemen NJ. w. John
\. Nicholson, Grand Master; r. W, d. Nc
Clintock, Deputy Grand Master; r. w. Viii
lis Holden, Grand Senior Warden; r. w. j.
B. Mustard, Grand Junior Warden; r. w.
Henry +. Pickles, Grand Secretary; r. W. w
". Lesley, Grand Treasurer. The installation
of the Grand Officers will take place at spe
cial communication to be held at Dover, on the
29th of July inst.
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KENT County BIBLE SocIETY.-Thc next
annual meeting Of this Society will be held in
the Methodist Episcopal Church of Dover,
Del, on Thursday. July eth, lS65, at 10 \.
NJ, and be opened with Il sermon ly Rev DR..
Cooke Of Smyrna, or in his absence hy the
Rev. j. \. Massey, his alternate. The minis
tcrs Of all denominations throughout the Coun-
ty, are respectfully requested to take up col
lections in their churches for this important OBJ
ject and bring the amount collected with them
to this meeting, or transmit it to the Society
at that time if it should not be in their power
to attend i'll person
BY order of the President
C. HCNTINGTON, Recording Secretary
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PRoTHoNoTARY.-Richard g. Cooper, Esq,
has been appointed Prothouotary for New Cas-
tie CO., by Gov. Salisbury, to fill the vacancy
occasoned by the resignation of Hon. VIM
e. Whiteley.
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FATAL ACCIDENT jerome Walker was en-.
poyed in moving with a machine in Mill Greek
lld., last Wednesday, when BY some means
he fell from the machine and Immediately ex-
pred. lie was about fifty years of age and
unmarried.
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kTLLED.-A telegram was received on the
4th by Mr.. John G. Bryan, of this town. that
his son, Delaney Bryan, had been killed on
the 26th ult., at Beaufort, South Carolina
where his has been living for several months.
lie had purchased a tract of land near the
town, and was engaged in the practice of law.
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HO! for Richmond!
Inc managers 9t having chartered the large and ,w
steamer GEO. LAW, announce an
Excursion to Richmond.
On T"cslry, The 18th Of Jx7v. 1851

FKOM CHESTER RIVER.
1hls excursion will afford an excellest onnor,r;,,
ioT iamIes and persons generally to visit he N,,ra
Thn TS @ .. tne once socall'd southern Conttderacy
ne ooat VIII arrive at Richmond Wednesday ai,c.
noon' and remain until Friday morning. afFor3;r- e.
opportunity of fvlewing the grand scenery sreun
that city 1t is expected the trip will be enl,yrns
by good Band of Music. The steamer viii Ir,r.
CTumPton Wharf at II o'clock A. NJ, ChesterIaa.
IA, RoiPhs l23' Wilkins l2}, Booker's /, Colsc
u Tickets, S. round trip-SIcals ,,tr, T..
frcshments provided on the Boat Tickets 70 No. a.
tanned by calling on or addressing the Managers.
Capt ]. c. SLAUGHTER.
Managers MARION DAWSON
LR. W. CLEMENTS.
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SERIOUS AFFRAY.-An affray occurred at
Att Hammock on Tuesday evening, in which
kIchard Wallace, Of this town, was struck or
the head with cane and so seriously injured
that his life is despaired of. 1t is not known
positively who struck the .-Dela,raycop
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ORNrIoN.--At the annual commencement
OF Dickinson College, among a number of ora
tlons, was one on Justice and Mercy" de-
llvered by Abraham Sharp, Of this town.
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E5ARREEN.

On the 9Th inst, at the residence Of the
bride Father. Josiah Steele. near IIazletyiil,.
By the Rev John Dpwnhain. Nicholas II
N1NSUN 10 ELIZA STEELE, both ul Kent Coun.
ty Delaware
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f o Il S A l. f.
The GOOD Will AND FIXTURES OF THE SMYRNA
Soap and Candle Works.

Complete in every respect embracing two SOAP
PANS Two IRON FEY TUBS, with large R..,.
yers, Frames and RAGS. Aso TWO FINE
HORSES, and double sett Of fIIaruess Also Car;
and Dray. Everything in order to carry on the bus.
mess. Trade established through Delaware and
Maryland. TlH whole, as it now stands, viii ys
sold bargain.
Apply to A. ELTON,
jyl2.4t SmvrDa. Del
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CLAM AGENCY.-Thc United States SAM
tary Commission, desiring to relieve soldiers,
sailors, and their families from the heavy ex-
pensea usually paid for the prosecution of such
claims have established an Agency in this
city to collect pensions, bounties and other
claims against the Government, w1hout chargc.
Levi {. Bird, Esq, has been appointed agent
for this city.-His Office is at the " F. corner
of Sixth and King streets This will be a great
accommodation to the soldiers and their fami-
lies.-RepNLLlcon.
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Dissolution Of Copar,nevsh;u

, Inc copartnership heretofore suhssting be,weer
M Mone y M and James w. Ready is this day
oy maanal CONSENT. w. Ready retiring.
oa., Io sons indebted 10 the late firm are hereby re
n,', W inake payment 10 Rsbert Hill, who vi,
ciInn' - Ine business and who is solely authorized
voI'e't ,t tne same and by whom all demands apaIn.
'n' 'o'e hrm will Iaid. ROBERT MIL
6 JAMES w. READY.
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iHE OAT CRoP.-The oat crop is now nearly
q" harvested Owing to the high price early
IN the Spring, the breadth sown.was large and
the yield is good.
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THE "TiHES" is published ercry Wednesday Gf-
ternOOn, by Jos. IL. IIoSFEcKER, EditOr and Pro-
FrietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
TERlLS-SuBscRrrrIoN,-- gear, $500 in Gd-
p0nce, or $3.50 if not pail till end Of the gear No
paper discontinued until aHarreaySGre Pa;d-Onty
at the option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS .oiH be inserted al the rate Of SGren
Cents line for tie first insertion; subsequent in
sertions 81 cents. 4 liberal discount made to
quprtcrty, semi.aaauai mil yearly adrertisers.
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ATTEMPT TO Throw THE CARS OFF THE
INAcK--On the evening of the 4th as the
u""h u traln was passing between our depot and
brenford, (near the latter the locomotive came
IN contact with tie which had been placed
across the track to throw the train off, it is
believed. Fortunately the cow-catcher pushed
1t along the track until the train was stonnod
thereby preventing damage. This makes tbo
third or fourth time that such attemnrs Layo
been made on this road. Some stringent mos.
sures should be taken to secure the nernotro.
tor Of such deed,
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THE MARKETS,

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. - Red
Wheat $I.75n$l.S0; white Wheat $2,oo&
500 Yellow Corn, $I.o0 Rye, >oe
Oat- sell at 73 cents.
Cola cIosed Yesterday LTuesdayl at sl4I.
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CNForNDED.-The report that Admiral Du-
Pont had bequcathcd his prize money to estab
liSh schools for the education of the children
of sailors, is untounded In the first place,
the Admirals prize money amounts TO but
little, if any, over one-t third of $l75,0OO-the
amount stated-and in the second place, he
made no bcquests for the benefit of any one
outside of the DUPONT family.-RcpubIicaa
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The CAMDEN CAMP.--A report has been
circulated, and pretty generally believed. that
the Camden Camp had been abandoned. bnt
suoh is not the case. An effort was made bv
some OF the parties to have it suspended. but
failed. 1t will commence on the 9th inst
ana the managers have purchased lumber to
erect large number of tents. The Camp is
to be under the charge Of Rev. Ii. Colclazier,
Of Dover 'ol""l0I,
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ADvERTIsERs.-T steamer GEO Lar will
leave Crumpton for an excursion to Richmond
on Tuesday next.
The Smyrna Soap Works are advertised for
sale. This i'an old-establishcd and goo stand
Mr.. Wm. S. Smith of this town advertise,
farm of l2J acres, near Millington Nd, at
public sale.
We invite especial attention to the advertise
ment of the Female College, Bordontown. y.
j., under the management of Rev John H.
Brakely, \. NJ. This is one Of the largest and
best conducted Institutions in the country.
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The Institution is strictly Family School where
the most careful parents ay iee safe placing Ihst
daughters
The Fall Term commences Sept 18th.
For Catalogues address
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gers TO and from the Railroad Depois-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-22
ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZIE.

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