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Smyrna times., 1865-04-20
Col. Wilmer.

Col. Wilmer ha~ been relieved from duty as
Provost Marshal Of this District. for the time
being in order that certain charges preferred
against him BY leading Democrats Of this city.
may be investigated There is necessarily
much "Y"' 'he matter among the
nuncroG- .s....- 81 the Col No man in the
State enjoys moro cnvahlc character than
do -. mere one more pop
uhr ....... Of his dutie, in tbi.
District he has been most faithful and Just, SC
much 50 that he is admired by his popular en-
emeS. 1t !, u,Irs. 20 attempt to fix any unof
fi,er-like charsc, on Co Wilmer. and in com
mon with hundlcd> Of others, are sure that al
the charges made will be proven as false as the,
are malicious. We do not know what tb,
charges are they are not made known. an,
any rumDrs that ma! be in circulation are onl,
the cOncOctions Gi towards, emanations of mn
trid brains that, like the Carton bird snur
their filth from distance on that which is To-
pure for them to come in contact - Common
iredlh.
$p"T0I T;<potch 10 Hc Inquirer.
ARRESTS II DEiAWAEE.-W iiAington Del
April l6th.-Col Edwin Wilmer, Provo.
Marshal, Dr. D. II. Fisher, Surgeon of tn
Board Of Enrolment, T. VI. Culbcrt and r. I
ThurlOw, Deputy MarShals, were all arreste
to-day by order of the War Department :
MeSg;S. Culbcrt and Thurlow were removed +
the Old capitol Jail.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-20

We delay going to press to announce that
It noon to-day, wednesday, the bells werC
Itolled and services held in all the churches
The stores of all the Union men are also closed
he rest refusing, with two or three exceptions
At the NJ. f. Church, DIR. Cooke delivered
l. most able, feeling and patriotic sermon from
4 the text, And it was so, that all that saw j
said, There was no such deed done nor seel
from the day that the children of Israel cam,
up ont of the land of Egypt unto this dav
consider Of it, take advice, and speak von
snlinds, Judges, xix, 30. The church wo
scrowded, and never were such feelings Of sad
sness before witnessed in that church. II w;l
2be period never to be forgotten.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-20
Medical Notice.

At the last annual meeting of the Medicals
Society of the State Of Delaware,
On motion of DR.. Daley the delegates FRONT
this Society to the next meeting of the Ameri- 4
|can Medical Association be requested to advo-
scate the massage of such resolution as wasI
,pronosed by Dr. Gardner of New York at theE
last meeting of the Association-asking theI
sGoycrnment to exclude as cOntraband OF war;
medicines and surgical appliances
On motion of Dr. Dawson the following com
] Smittees were continued and requested to report
sin writing at the next meeting, VIZ: ComhlC
Ice to devise some mode of obtaining statistics
gof marriages births, deaths and diseases I'M
this State, Drs. Bush, Merritt, Jump, Sharp,
band Hall; Committee on surgery and surgical
sapparatrs, Drs. Askew and Bush Committee
lon new remedies, Drs. Porter, Coupcr, Claw
I son. Jump, and Hall; Committee on new pub
7ications, Drs. W. f. Wolfe and Hall; Com
mittee on AnGsthetics, Drs. Askew and Porter
Y The following members were elected officers
4 President-Dr. James COuper.
q Vice PreSilent-Dr. ID. Hall.
q Secretary-Dr. j. w. Sharp.
N Trcasurcr-Dr H. T. Askew
81 Censors Of n. G. Co.-Drs. Porter and Bush
IL " Kent Co.-Dr. +. Dawson.
IA " Sussex ID. w. Jones.
a Board Of Medical Examiners New Castl
.ounty-Drs. Hamilton, Wilson, Porter, Bus
Esand Draper; Kent county-DrS. Jump. SharI
EClawson, Pratt and Hirons; Sussex county
l@Drs. Hall, Marshall, W. f. Wolfe, Jones ah
In Delegates to the American Medical Associ'
Eton New Castle co.-Drs. Askew, Coupe
Bullock and Hamilton; Kent-Drs. j. v
eESharp, Jump, Pratt and Bird; Sussex-Dr
yED. Hail. Marshall, Elligood and StrafOrd.
eE On motion of DIR. Jump, the Secretary W
narequested to make inquiry through the proft
dNson generally and Of the ex-Secrctaries Of II
'eNSociety, by advertisement in the newspaper
- for the lost books of the minutes of the pl
A. 3 Hcccdings Of this Society.
,ea Any ex-Secretary or member of this SOcic
aAknowing anything Of such books will plea
yNgiye information OF the same to the SGcreta
lcIas soon as practicable.
ofA April u, 60. j. w. SHARP, Sec y
Smyrna times., 1865-04-20

Andrew johnson, Vice President of til,
United States, took the oath of Office as Prcsi
dent on Saturday, at the Kirkwood House. il
washington, in the presence of the Cabinet.
Mobile has been captured. The Spanisl
Fort and Blakely were captured on the 9th
with 5000 prisoners, ordnance, stores, &C.
The city was occupied the same evening b,
'our troops, and 300 guns were found there.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-20

THE "TINES" is published every Thursday, By
Jos. H. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor, a
Smyrna, Del.
TERMS-SuBscRrPrlox,- year, $500 in ad
uance, or $3.50 if not pail tiH end Of the gear. NJ
paper discontinued until all arrears are Pad-OnI.
at the option Of the Publisher.
AOvERrsEMENrs toiu be inserted at the rate Of SeUe
Cents a line for the first insertion; subsequent an
ssrtions 81 cents. 4 liberal discount made I
qIIrterLy, seni.aqaurL ani yeqrly ADD erttssrs.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-20

THE ANNIvERsARY.-- The Eester Anniver-
..s;,ry held at the Episcopal Church in this town
lon Sunday last, we are informed, was a very
Ssinteresting occasion The church was filled
slong before the commencement of the exercl
sses, and many could not gain admittancc. The
sdeyices, fifteen in number, were in many case
1 Sorignal in design, and were as beautiful as the
mottocs were appropriate. The exercises were
Sinterspcrscd with singing by the school, con
a4ducted by Mr.. Elton, the Superintendent
3Dr Morsell, the Rector, addressed the chil
Sdren and made appropriate remarks on tn
Hdcvices. The offerings amounted to 500.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-20

Secretary Seward is RAPIDLY improving
Hon. +. ". Seward is also getting better. liz
was conscious yesterday, and able to convcrs,
a little.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-20

There was an illumination and superior dis
play If fireworks in Camden on Thurs,la,
evening. From what we ean learn most Of IN,
towns in the State Illuminated last week.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-20

A NATIONAL BANK.-The stoekholdcr, =.
sthe Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Ches,oyl
town. Kent county, Md, have decided 70 can.
vert the institution into National Bank;no
Association, which will be done so soon ~ tbs
necessary arrangements can be perfected. ''
Smyrna times., 1865-04-20

GEN. Scorr ON THE WAR.-A letter from
New York says:
"Goneral Scott remains in town. though
sonce or twice a week he runs up to West Point.
lie expresses the opinion that the war is about
over, though there will be more or less fight.
ing, he thinks, till midsummer. Lees army
he considered the handspring of the rebellion
but he thinks that we shall have some work tt
do in the Southwest, aud particularly in Texas
which will now be- the great rendezvous of the
rebel.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-20

TIE New YORK TIMES. We take pleasure
i'm recommending this able journal to our read
.ers. In point of ability and rank it has no su-
Iperior in the country TO procure the news of
the day speedily and correctly the publishers
leo to any trouble or expense, and have able
sand reliable correspondents with the army
at all the large cities in this country and IL
Europe. The editorial corps comprise some
/ of the best talent of the country, and the mar
] ket reports are extended and thoroughly re
svised. 1t is II large double-Sheet, clearly print
J led, on good paper. 1t has sustained tht
Union cause and the Administration as abl,
I as any journal in the country, The weekly
and semi-weekly are the very papers for per
sons who have not daily access to the post
] office. Price, 81 and IS respectively
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TnLEnO mARKET.

ToLrno. July 10. ls0s.
FLOUR--whitc-whcat So 1901 25 y Dbl.
GRAlN--Rcd Wheat l250ai acc anbcr Mchi-
gan 1860; white l50c, Corn COO. Oats sic. In
Rye aud Barley nnhing dung.
SALT--Fine ~ IS per bb,.
FREtGHrS-To Buffalo 3; u oswcgo 'c,
Through Rates. Flour 45Cp50c tn New York.
McrcA1Ht' D,spdioA, HTscnt rates from New
York and Boston to Toledo, all rail class.
l6Sc ID class, l43e, 81 GLASS, etc; 4h class Iec.
steam on Lakc--lst class l20c; I'll class 1905 Sd
class Csc; ith class soc.
GROCERIES, Oullee--Rio eg6Cs3cls; Java &c
CrSic. Sugars-raw l0N6l5ci crushed 20&G
u; grauulatcd 2Ois G2lc; cof'c lsRWl9'4c; Il
cohSe lSk diSsfc; o coatc l6GlThc. Teas
Young Hyson, lOOGlSNc; Imperial 100000;
BLACK TSGl25c; J Jspau loeGl2sc. Aclasscs 'SSs
llSc Sirups-fair 5n0tdac; GOOD 500 primo
lOSai4Oc. Rice--Rangoon lOFGu}sc
HiDES--Groon hidcs 4ot5c; green saltcd 5W6cj
green saltcd cured 60t6 lsc; green calf DC; green
calf saltcd l2c; DRY flint lOIllc; do light sated
aGQts &C.. do heavy snli'd $ 69c; do hiut calf lStd
l5c; do saltcd calf ll0tl2c.
WOOL Full. .blood Menno t5dj2c; = end 3,
de 40Qi5c; a do 9f6 t2c; extra pulled 5e.G60c
supcrtne do lO0l5 soc; No, do 40G5tc.
SHEEP PELrS--Largc $lGQl 20; Lamb Skin;
a0G15c; Shcarlings l0CG2Oc,
BHESwAX .-Nenaw 3O,R1Sc; dark 2Om25c
FlSH-Whito Fish, No. l. hf bbs, 81 90, do No
9 hf bbs, 81 25; Pickercl No. l. hf bills SS %, d'
No. 2 hf bblS, -; Trout, hf hbls, 81 20; Skinned
Cat hf bbls, 50; lass, hf bbls, S5 00i Lake Shad
hC bhls, 81 80; Lake Herring, hi bbls, s..
LUMBER Clear $43; "a clear SIS; box S3S
stock boards SIG; common boards sl6; cullcd Il,
SlI fencng SIS; Gull fencing $ll; jo'st, sIautlinl
and timber, Is feet and under. yard sizes, sic
joist scantlug and timber 20 to q feet, yard sizes
$l76GlS; clear and second clOar iuoring $S5i com
mon flooring S2S; clear aud second clear sidini
$50; ccmmon siding $40, sawed .AiugIes SSd6 90
lath S3
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The Voice Of the People.

Liberty is one of the dearest blessings which our
forefa4hers hRyc banded down to us. 1t was PuF-
chased by the blood of many a valiant revolution
AIRY hero has been guarded by u Washington, a
Jefferson, Clay and Webster. Bpt aearer still
to the hearts of the people is that woNd-rcnowned
gcmcdy known az Goes Cough l5alsam. 1t cures
like magic the ny ,st yioicRt attacks of Group, and
is Indispensable ip every family 0f children.
Colds, sudden coughs sore throat, hoarscncss and
maamed lungs are instantly and surely cured BY
its timely psss No cough mixture has ever been
known that e4nals it, which accounts for its great
popplsSitT with all classes The young and old
the rich and poor-physicans and druggists
al who have tested it speak in the highest terms
OF its merits. We say to our readers buy il and
try it, 1t costs but 40 cents the bottle, cqBtaips
twice as much medicine as you oan obtain 10 Guy
other way at the same cost, and all our drug stores
keep II, I'd
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The announcement made ip last week S JOURNAL
that the II It'll was then at Pttsb6rg, on its way
to Cleveland, was Incorrect the mistake having
arisen from an error in the dispatch, the IlSth be
ing meant. The lllth, AoSoyG', lid reach Clcve-
land on "Wednesday isst 40l strong. 1t left Sails
bury, n. c., June 27, aud came by the way Of
Fortress Monroe and Baltimore. The Cleveland
Herald says the usual generous reception was ex
tended to the men, consisting of dinner in the
Park, preraced by welcoma speech from Robert
Payne, Esq, to which Major Z. +, Lefeycr, of the
5oth, responded IL brief. After diueer the troops
were marched to Camp Cleveland.
The following is the roster of the nth:
Liepieqom CQiqnd Commuriing-I. r. Sherwood
Brevet ]rigadicr General,
Wqj9r-r. c.. Morris.
S0geoH Il. 4. Brewer.
AssistaRt Sryeoa-J. W. Mock.
Quqrter7naster-L. A. Brown.
Adjmaat-W. +. Thurston.
Co. A-Captain, William Bcal; lst I,ioutepant
j. ID. Bowly "a l.ieutcnQpt, kpdolph Williams
Co; B-Captain, William Beery +; lst Lieutenant,
Go. C-Captiin, P. II. Bowling ist Lieutenant
William Kintigh.
Go. D-Capt,in, Wesley Thurstop Ist Licutcn-
ant, John N. Woodruff
Co. Est Lieutenant, Gus:avus +. Smith 2 /
Lieutenant, John Walters.
Co. F-Captain, John +. Clclaud I'd Lieuten-
ant, johnson o. FOOte.
Co. G--Captain, Il. j. McCord lst Lieutenant,
Louis Denst.
Co. Il H-CaPtain, John W. Smith 81 Lieutcn-
ant, Z. III. Dalton.
Go. Captain, Omer o. Norris Ist Lieutenant,
John Birdscye.
Co. K-CSptaiu, Jeremiah Bowliu; Ist Lieu
tenant, James K. Thompson.
The lllth was raised in the counties of Pauld-
ipg, Henry, Fulton, Defiance, Wood, Lucas, San
dusky, Williams and Ottawa. 1t was trsanized
ct Camp Toledo, August % 1862, anh OIL Z Q Il h
of September II was sent to Kntucky. Tie regi-
mept was full when it went into the field, number
ing ,Oll men. The following is che frat roster Of
field and staff officers:
Colouel, John Il. Bond Lieutenant Culopql, W.
b. johnson; Major, Noses T. Buhlep; Surgeon,
Lyman Brewer Assistant Surgeons, Z. G.. Clark
and G. NJ. Ghaliant; Chaplain, A. HnllngtnH
Adjutaut, Isaac Il. Sherwood Qpartermdster,
Finley Strong.
The record of the litth ia unblemishcl. It
never quailed befre foe or failed IN do its duty.
At the battle of fSankln it withstcod the shock ol
many tiTes its numbers, and never wavcred. II
was in Buel's campaign in Kentucky, Bumside's
camptign in East Tenpesse0, SheEGap's eRyppsigu
from Rocky Face to &plapta, Thomas cappaign in
Tennessee, including the battles * G,,lumbus
franklin and Nashville. also Scbofeld's 1alnpaigr
in North Carolipa, Including the stor1,ing of For
Andersen.
Its COMMANDER, Brevet BHgadier General Sher
wood, served through the first three popths' ser
vice as private soldier. Thus he has aseended
the ladder from the bottom round. The Genera
has proven himself brave aui accomplished Of
na
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Dr. TaIhott;s Bills,

Composed OF highly concentrated extracts from
roots AMI herbs of the highest medicinal value, in
falliblc in the curc Of all diseases of the Liver or
any arrangement of the Digestive Organs. They
eonalsl in tho cure Of Dior,hcS Jaapsice. Dyspep-
sia, Scrofula, llliousness, Liver C0mplaint. Fe-
yer Complaint, Fevers, Headache, Piles, Nercurial
Diseases, Hereditary Humors. Dose, for Rdults
Que pill the mQrping, children half 2 pp From
one to three pills will cure ordinary cases, and
from to three boxes yiH cure any epFalle ease
OF no M utter how dong standing. Price 81 90 per
box. Trade supplied or sent by mail.
V. MOTT TALBOTT, NJ. D., g. CO,
7zz G2 Fulton Street, 4. Y.
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from the Frem l1t goa7nSt, we learn that on tho
ath of July Toledo boat made an excursion from
the Portage River. OF the party from the village
Of Portage three ladies met horrible ssd instaGt
death. A box which covered the crank to the
shaft had bceen turned over By some ono TO sit on.
'Ghe dress of the lady standing near caught
by the shaft and she threw her arms around a com
paniop, who graspcd third lady, who was hold
ing a child in her arms. She dropped the child,
aud the thrcc ladies were drawn under the crank,
and crushedtS death. The names Ct dc victims
are not given.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital
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A Recipe for the Cure of Fever and Asue.

BANGOR, Van Buren, Co., Mich, Sept. Q, 6i.
DR.. G, w. RoBACK Sir-YOur Blood Purifier
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people, peepliaFlY adapted CIR !he cure ef Fever
AMI AgQe, but the people use thcni as a ,nerai
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To break Gp attack of the Ague take table
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your Pills, and In three days the complaint wiz be
removed aud perm Lncnt cure cflnctcd.
All who try this treatment before applying to a
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0e Yours truly A. b. TAFT.
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TO AnYERTISERs.

We call attention TO some modification in ouf
advertising terms, on the first page.
Also, TO THE FACT, that all transient and legal
advertising must be paid for in advance to insure
publication.
ANB re THE FNor, roc, that printing of every
kind, whetker job work or advertising, which Is
dSne fer any association, society, public meeting
or political party, will be charged to the person OF
persons ordering the same, who WILL BE HELD RE-
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The Oldest Regulator for Females.


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i Girls or Women who suffer from rregplnri-
ties, 0- obstruction Gf the nenses, whatever may
be the cause Of those obstruc'ions.
This care has beep recognized for many years,
The only safe reliapce is in
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PH.I.S,
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calls &c Hqinre, will gparaniec to tbfn the tulsst
qmonnt OF good heath apd s4tepGthi aud wtich.
il not regularly experiepce@, Will produce Misery
aud Death, and is tbat Fst Of all remedies for Dia-
eases Of Females,
BR. GGEESENAN'S FEMALE PTLLS.
This good Odd Remedy for all obstra tions has
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rspsemcui, but STANDARD Remedy.
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they are the only medicine ttat Married and Sin
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80 = 81 Cedar street, New l'ak
LBs4,ton 4 nunham. clevelnud and lobn n.
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

websters New Dictionary-G. c. Merriam.
Deutistry--Dr. j. J. Blecher.
EHecutor's Notices.. W. Str. John.
Assessors Notice--E. Graham.
Notice to Enrolled Militia--Geo. n. Parsons.
Cows Strayed-Amos Parks.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12
nInumee valley Pioneer Associntion.

Rrom the Toledo Blade we learn thai as election
Of officers for this Assocation held in Toledo, ,o@
the 4th inst, resulted in the following selection:
Vice Presidents -Drice Hilton, of y ,fance coun-
ty: Horatio Conant, of Lucas, and Nathaniel Blinn,
of Wood.
Trustees Major Brigham, Samuel b. Scott, Noah
A. Whitney.
Recording ISscretary-lIenry Bennett.
CorrespsadGitg iSscretdry-J. A. Scott.
Tycdsttrcr-J j. NJ Comstock.