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Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

hEBEL ARCHIVES The Bureau of Roho
AIcnlVes, under the charge of that we'll know
scholar and writer, DR.. Francis Lieber ;s non
fairly organized, and at work upon the e8am; 10 "OH
nanon and classification of the five bunJnaJ
boxes OF archives of the late rebel governmnn. 81
Ihese documents relate to every denartran;
and period Of the rebellion, and cover tbe ell ar
ger part of its civil and military history hT T lai-
elasSneatlon % and compilation by such m pa ahIa
, ana discriminating gentleman as DR. u T;ohor Io,o
VIII put the history of the Confederacv "ea :" u
correct hight before the public. The titla =" a
tne bureau has been changed, and i ''p - noD oI
called the A!rchiye Office Of the War Denapt D. npw
men and it will be the custodian Of ;mmnmao oparl
Portlon OF the archives of the war which baTe
De Deen forwarded to the department There re are
now deposited in the department the ofS;c;al
Inelr AdJutant-Generals. The ArcL;ve ,GT 0afoSs oS
uoW occupies spacious rooms on Estreet Will
amfa:lISng rf:I , the preparation of Ford's T3eatre
@hIeh will be in readiness about Jan 'A9, T.,
la9itlon LAY to the archives there will be denos;
ea there about seven hundred captured A"Ss "S,'
.ou .n numerous other trophies, which will rem
iof u 'ne historical museum Of the rebellion !
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

=. TIVE CHANGES. The Sea Island, -
N"'h .r1lina and Georgia were desertaJ H. -
~A a " hIte Owners-Rebels to a mani ~ -,
ear ear stage Of the war, when occupied bv tSl Sl
rederal forces. Being confiscated or soiI fde g.,
Fedora taxes, their soil became Union nronnr U
y, amt some Of it was bought by negroes UP'i a
Ietter from Beaufort says:
Dr. Sans who owned 'Oaklands (our f,r
mer residence OIL 81 Helena, has come back
n Sno llyGs ~ one Of the deserted negro caIns
One OIL his former slaves lives in the mans;on.
nous Touse; winch he bought of the United Ststn.
Lax Commissioner; the Doctor tried r. 1ct 'o' .
room IN the house, but Harry wonld NO, suE s',G
MIN 10 occupy any part oft. The b";Il;"n
poor one, but the cabin where Sam. nIs na, s %
y not as llabitable as many NortbernS no mow nves
Gan reFlbutlon 60 further than thisP RI r. pens ems
mer owner Of II hundred slaves now I;vaIt me lor-
abandoned hoyel on the plantation WIZ VIII ~ In
owned. That plantation has been dividnd' ne ne
81 small tracts, sold, and occupied bgbs for,mo r,eo
cnattels- DIR. Clarence Trippe asks the Datrc ter
mage nag. OF the people of St. Helena I his pasro a1
fnna fmIls'en ~ by hinself says He viii be- fo"nd
John Ma NJ a. m. until D. m. at the hons ~
SonF Son Major, ESQ That John Moor T %oTSs r. 81
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20
The Democrats and the President.

1t is well known that every Democratic pa
per in the country is lavishing praise upon
President johnson, and sustaining his pol
ioy' with zeal and seeming earnestness that
must be alike surprising and gratifying to the
the President. How earnest these profession
OF faith may be we do not pretend to know,
but that there is just cause for surprise and
mlsgivlng, recollections of the past and the
extract below give good grounds to entertain.
During the campaign that ended in his cleo
tlon, and until some time after his inauguration
as Vice Presldent-until the assassination
he was yillified and lied about next in extent
To President Lincoln himself Being in favor
OF every measure adopted by the Govern
ment to carry on the war; and driven from his
home in Tennessee and hunted in the noun
tains by the rebels for being Unonst and
finally elevated to office by the Republicans,
he, like all other prominent Union men, was
shining mark for eopperhoad abuse.
Of the Democratic papers now sustaining"
him, with great ability, is the World, the lead
ing organ of the party in New York. No
paper of any party is more Jealous in praising
him. The other day, in looking over some
old papers, our eye fell ON the following extract
from an editorial in that journal, written Just
after the nomination of Lincoln and johnson,
last fall 1t is as follows:
The only merit we can discover in this
Baltimore ticket is the merit of consistency ::
1t Is all of piece the tail does not shame the
head nor, the head shame the tail. A rail
splitting buffoOn and b0orish tailor, both from
the hacEwoOdS, both grown up in uncouth ig-
norancc,. they would afford a grotesque subject
Tor satlrc poet, who might celebrate them
IN such strains as Dean Swift bestowed on Wis
ton and DlttOn, or AristOpanes on that scryile
demagogue, Hyperbolus.
This shows great change in the opinions
OF the party in few months. tits to be hoped
that they have become convinced of the erro,
of their ways and, seeing that the President
has been on the right side, are making an
atonement for their past offences. There NAV
be another object in view, however. There
may be desire to win him back to his ''frst
love- There may be more policy than homes
ty IN their love. This may fail The presi-
dent, according to the Washington correspon-
dent OF the st. Louis Democrat, isnot disnosed
to take the bait. Says the correspondent;
a well; known editor of a prominent north
ern Journal said to the President: 'The Dem
ocracy say you will yet be found with them"
DO they? responded the President. ''Well
SIR you are at liberty to tell all such gentle
men that while, as President, shall endeavor
To drop any partisan character, | certainly am
not prepared to do more than prau for those
who despitefully use me.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20
MONTGOMERY RI A1n An.r>r d..

MONTGOMERY BLAIR AGAIN REVIEWED
Judge Holt publishes reply to the calumni
Gus assault u, recently made upon him by Mont
the history of the past four wears, somewbo, %,o1
strange that Judge Holt should deem il worth
his while to Vindicate his loyalty against onwl
bodys accusations. But it will be cono@JSd Is
that he makes clean work of it in the letter ra
ferrcd TO- '0''of re-
Judge Blair has evidently entered unon i,
re;vengeful crusade against every public mon d
who has, at any time, stood in the wav of %;u
personal ambition. Considerations of ner0oa Ills
al honor and of regard for the public GOOD barc sun
apparently apps. s with him no weight whatever~vo nvo
l nus tar nc does not prosper in this under,o
king one whit better than it deserves i'a'
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

GEN. ToRBERT, of the regular army, has
been In Wilmington for few days, the guest
OF Senator Riddle. The General is native of
Sussex county, and was promoted in consider
alton of his gallant services while commanding
the Cavalry in the Valley of the Shenandoah,
under Gen. Sheridan. He is now in command
of the troops in the southeastern Military Dis
trlct OF Virginia, embracing the cities of Nor
folk and Portsmouth, and has the reputation
OF being very popular as well as an efficient
officer. Gdzette.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20
The Kent County Bible Society.

The Sixth Annual Meeting of the Hcnt Count,
Bible Society was held in the M. E, Church Of Do
yer, on Thursday, Sept. 7. 1865 and opened with g
sermon by Rev. DR.. Cooke, of Smyrna.
The meeting was then called to order bv the Pres
ideu; the minutes of the last annual meeting wer,
read and approved.
Rev. WIN, M. Warner and DR.. James C. Bird wer,
appointed committee to obtain and examine the
account Of the late Treasurer. .
Rev. Drs. Cooke and MorseIl, and Andrew ]
Wright Esq, were appointed committee to nomi.
nate officers of the society for the ensuing year.
The meeting then took recess till o'clock, P M
2P.M.-The committee to nominate officers fol-
the ensuing year made the following report, which
was accepted and adopted.
President--Rev. Thomas b. Bradford.
Vice Presidents-Rev. 7. }. Thompson, William
Cummins, NJ. d,
Corresponding Secretary-James C. Bird, NJ. d.
recording Secretdry-Rev. G. Huntingdon
ITeasurer-Andrew ]. Wright.
DIRECTORS.
Duck Creek Hundred-Rev. DR.. Charles Cooke
Rev. Joshua MorselI, d. d.
Little Creek Hundred-Rev. James w. Hammers.
lev, w. DuHamel.
Dover Hundred-Rev. H. Colclazer. Rev. w. Ca.
hoOn.
Mutderkill Hundred-Rcv. Alfred T. Scott, Tho.
mas B. COursey
MlspilliOn Hundred-Rev WIN. M. Warner, Rev.
R. II, Merriken.
Milford Hundred-Rev, J. II. Lightburn, Thomas
HammeFsleY,
The committee appointed to examine the account
OF James A. Dunning, late Treasurer of the Society.
reported that they had obtained said account froG,
ms administrative, who was prepared to pay to this
society The balance due upon his book. Report ac.
cep'cd and Mr. A. J. Wright, the present Treasurer
was authorized to apply for the same in due form.
On motion OF Rev. Mr.. Colcazer, il was resolved
that Article 6th of the Constitution of this Society
be as follows:
Article 8. Any person may become life member
OF this Socidty by the payment of ten dollars
On motion of Rev. DIR. Cooke, Article 4th of the
Constitution was amended as to add to the num-
Der Of officers Vice President and u Recording
Secretary.
On motion of DR.. Cnmmins it was resolved that
the next Annual Meeting of this Society be held in
the M. f. u urch of Smyrna, Del, on the first
lhursdny IN September, 1866, at hafpast ten
o'clock, A. M.
Rev. Joshun Morse, d, d., was appointed to preach
the sermon at the next annual meeting.
Ihe following delegates were appointed to the
next Annual Meeting Of the Delaware State Bible
Society, at Wilmington:
Rev. DR.. Charles Cooke, William Cummins, NJ. D..
ReVs. Z. Huntingdon Joshua Morsell ID, d. H. Cal
clazer, Thomas G. Murphey, Il. B. Bradford. And
as delegates to the Annual Meeting of the Sussex
County Bible Society, in July, 1865 Revs ]. HI.
Llghtburn, Cleveland and VIM. NJ Warner. and Mr.
Andrew J. Wright.
After addresses by Rev. Messrs. Bradford. Nor.
sell. Murphey and McColley. the meeting adjourned
with prayers.
THOMAS B. BRADFoRD, President
Z. HUNTINGTON, Recording Secretary.
hent County Bible Society in account ,oith A. J.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

BEECHER ON A WARM SUBJECT
Henry Ward Beecher is making considerable
STIR by recent essay entitled "Remarks on
He'll. According to Beecher the internal
abode is not final state, but sort of nnrga-
tory where the sins are burned out and tbe
virtues are left fitted for blessed future con. ON
dlt!on. lie says he feels, when looking upon
society and then thinking ofthe orthodox idea
oI nell' IG as ne should if he looked into era
eI: te[. mere are great many old sinners who
sn;ra TiS an one same way who will probably not per-
table assurance that hell is but temporary
and intermediate state. P0'"'y
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20
PRESIDENT JOHNSON on NJ

PRESIDENT JOHNSON ON NEGRO SUFFRAGE
The following letter from Secretary Harlan,
to George B. Edwards Of Iowa, explains the
position of President johnson on the ouestio,,
Of negro suffrage
1he real question at issue in national point
OF view, is not whether negroes shall be permit
ted to vote, but whether they shall derive that
authority from the National Government or
from the State Governments respectively.
President johnson maintain. the doctrine
that the Constitution Of the United States does
not confer on the Federal Government tho
right to Interfere, primarily, with the question
OF suffrage In any State in the Union that the
question may arise and properly be decided by
Congress, when Senators and members present
themselves for admission to seats in that BODY
under the clause Of the Constitution wbicI
makes each House the exclusive Judge of th,,
qualifications and election Of members: an(
that other claus Of the Constitui IN of m
United States, which provides that the Uni.
ted States shall guarantee to every St e in the
Union republican form of COVE nment." I
infer that if any State should aoont law On.
the subject ofsutfrage which would clearly Show
the State government to be other than rcn,l..
lcan, 1t would be the duty of Congress tn r..
ect applicants Tor seats and to adopt what,.y-
er legislative remedies would in their i,rlg-
nent be necessary to carry out the guarantiHs
)f the Constitution
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

HE REMARKABLE WEATHER. have
had more hot weather since the commencement
OF September than we are often compelled to
swelter through during whole summer. The
oldest inhabitant" remembers no parallel
The thermometrical record of the daily papers
shows an average of about 7OO at sunrise. SOo
at noon, and $50 at o'clock for the last lS
days. During the same time last wear the
thermometer reached SOo but once. and twice
at noon it was as low as 650. Fire was neces.
sary most of the time. In addition to the heat
the atmosphere has been almost constantly
damp and murky-foggy mornings and rainy
afternoons. The farmers are terribly perplex.
ed IN saving their fodder, and great loss has
been occasioned to the crop. The housewife
Is also greatly annoyed ;-provisions spoil, pre-
serves : work, and things mould and miIdew.
a speedy change is desired, the present wealth
er being prolific in bilious and doctors bills
Since the above was put in type the eoui.
noctlal storm has visited us and caused a sud.
den fall in the mercury.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

ADvERTIsERs.-VanFossen & Carly hav,
dissolved partnership. Thos L. Carty still
conducts the business He is good work
man and an Industrious man.
Jas. P. Hazel and JAS Roberts, as execn
tors, will sell valuable real estate of the late
VIM. L. Hazel, decd, on Oct 18th, in this
town.
Thos. Carrow, Justice of the Peace, has
opened Real Estate Agency at his office in
town. His energy and extensive acquaintance
emlnently qualify him for the business.
Peters & Woolley sOl Market St, Whining
ton are manufacturing about 5000 hoop skirts
per month. They supply number of our
They manufacture the celebrated
spiral spring skirts
). Stewart Depuy, 253 Second St, Phila.,
has Carpets, &c.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20
MARYLAND Items

IHE ANDERSON MANDAMUs CASE
mandamus case of Mr.. Thomas Anderso,
against the registers of the 4th election distric
OF montgomery county, instituted in the Cir
cut 81 court before the Hon. Judge Berry. on
tne l9th OF August last, asking that they be
commanded to register his name as q qualified
soter was M heard by appointment on the 18th
INSTANT. Inc registers responded to the writ.
not be granted, whereupon the counsel for thu
petitioner moved to quash the answers Of tbo
registers as defective, inconsistent and insnf;.
.ie1t: ana because failing to show anv legal
Ieselncatlon Tor refusing registration to the nett
TONER as claimed. The Court overruIod a.
motion to quash the returns of the defan6onts
ana ordered the petition to be dismissed -.
upon TINS the counsel for the petitioner took mr.,
appeal and the case will therefore be heard
lrom next at Annapolis, in the Court of An
IKoPERTY SALEs.-On Wednesday last the
~ harmon Thompson property, situate near
tnls village, was sold by j. A. Wickes. trns-
zee, Dy parts as designated in advertisement
ana not as whole. Among the several diyis-
IONS, no 3, OF 173 acres, is probably the most
neW Vee1WTaDle, and was purchased by Mr.. johnson.
m TI East New Jersey. Mr.. Callahan, of Port
~" nePSSslt' S' Purc ma ed two tracts, No. | of 200
lme ,Uaa NO: OF i22 acres: No. 4, of 6S acres,
scres E1oWn by T. e Sheppard and the
purchased by Mr.: j. NJ Ladue. ]. n Tbommnn0' mn0
son and j. Z. Sheppard purchased the MIII
for sum not exceeding s.. 600 which
5 considered about one-fo fourth its value. The
ales amount to about $l2, 1000 which Is n less
lgure than anticipated Crumpton Gazette.
PosTMAsTER.-Mr. William Perkins bos
S'een appointed Postmaster at TempIeviIIe ;n
esigned. i'''i0 - noSS'
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

The following is sent to us for publication
from Woodbury., N. j., the party sending i
stating that the thief received letter from M
uncle post-marked Smyrna Del:
u, A 69M hieE--Mr Pigeon, who resides neo,
woodbury., has had in his employ for the mast
NV Two mon!sh, man by the name Of GardneerI
w = nbrazler, purpOrting to hail from the State
OF Delaware. Having completed his month :
work. on Wednesday, 23d Of August, he in.
formed Mr.. Pigeon that he would not worL
any longer, but remain in the family few davs
TO which his clever employer Consented .%
ABOUT noon ON the same day Mr.. Pigeon star.
ted for the Philadelphia market, when Brasier
told the women folks that he would 90 mn sta;rs
and wash and dress. He did So and wb;Ie
thus engaged he relied Mr.. Pigeons trunt nf
800 IN greenbacks Not satisfied with tal;na
his money, he also appropriated his best "~s cnat
vest, pants and hat TO his own use. and would
doubtless have taken his boots but thew ,yero
too small; The villain has not been heard If nf
nce The amount taken from Mr. P;reoO "
who Is an industrious man, although nor = n' roo
vii no doubt be felt by him financially 's''
A young colored man hug entet,J AZ. T.,
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20
l., Deafness, Blindness g. Catarrh

OcnI;s WI ~'n the ut.nos. success, by DIR. J. IsAACS
ouiisS No sso and Aoris QOrmery of Leyden. Haan%
from O,S 40 TINE Street, Philadelphia. Testimon;s.
can be seem os, reliable h sources in city and county
invited to accomp.Dn ",u Ohe9, & The medical faculty are
eiS es,et IN MS practice. ARTIFICIAL. EyES Ss no
ion. 0iafge made tor examina.
novl0
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

KETRLBUTION.-The most degrading work O
the rebellion was that which was assigned :,
the agents who represented the Confederacy
ABROAD. The special duty of these missiona
rles was to malign their country, to declare II,
government at once despotism and a fai'nre
toprofeSs faith in and admiration for monarcb;
cal institutions, and generally to abase them.
selves IN the dust as Americans, in the vain
and hopeless task of procuring foreign infer
Ventlon; There were comparatively few c;t.
Zens OF the United States, either South or
North, at all adapted by natural instinct or bv H
training, to perform such functions Tbare
must have been something revolving to bigb-
minded Americans-call them ConfederataS or
not-ln the very thought ofcringing and crawl i.
ing, and begging and praying for aid which #
1t could have been purchased at all was nnI,
procurable at the cost of traditional cbarac,
ter, honor, self-respect and independence SI;-
deil and Sanders, Tucker and Mason NAV have
Deen no more active enemies of the govern
ment than those who had the courage to take
up arms and fight against it at home. But in
Ine prosecution of their special tasks, thev
nave earned an infamous renown which will af.
GSch to no other class of the late Insurgents -
o-day they are, in part, earning the reward
d y thelr la6orS, In the contempt and scorn Of
hose to whose evil disposition toward the TTni-
HS lsu states they were SO prone in pandering.-
helr punishment to-day is greater than anv
penalty which the law provides.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

EXIT ,Cox.--,Cox, the figacious Reba, T..
returned recently and put in a claim i f., mas mas
Georgetown estate, so long furnisb;n% nor ms
tive shelter for such little parentjeOs ,e.riou-
walls as benevolent Massachusetts woneS negro
s1ccor and s1tan The lady mana ~ers annnnI Couip
ca 60 the President, to Gen. Hawai- plealI ear
iS analy to AttoneyGener Speed who Jsc;dos ah9
Ins1 1ne estate shall be confscated. Exit Cow
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

APpoINTED,-Daniel Green, ofthis Hundred,
recently sergeant in the 4th DEL, and who
lost leg in the service, has been appointed
clerk in the National Bank at Newport New
Castle co. A good selection.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

KEvIvAL.-We understand that quite re-
vlVal OF religion, commenced at the Blackbird
Camp is progressing at Union NJ. E. Church,
near Blackbird. A revival has also commen.
ced at Middletown, under favorable auspices
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

H. Inc dreat Council of the United States .,
- we p improved Order Of Red Men assembled
!" baltimore last week. Several of the Som,h-
sEn '''ates were represented. The Council MO-.
harmonious :, Among the chiefs selected vas "as
we itey' w. a. sicFarlane, of this town as Moas as
Worthy Grand Prophet He il "' st tSs hOs, b"s5
u !" nourlshlng council in this town '1
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

The Gazette says that President johnson
was to have visited Wilmington on Friday last,
as the guest of Hon. George Il. Riddle, but
was prevented by urgent business.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

we were presented with sweet potato, the
other day, weighing three pounds and nine
ounces. 1t was raised on Mr Jos. c. GrifHth's
farm in the " Alley"
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

upop bpSApnIIc;The br snaciiI; idea has been seized
handkerehef marked EGgSe %i1S ,0fbusness to have
owner The process will wash b,DgraPh = m of the
might be extended to the knob of dhe idea
u would carry conviction at once and n nlorella ;
farcumStantia evidence against the u n% ne patent
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

,,, DELAWARE STATE BIBLE SOCIETY
Thursday last the Fifty-second Anniversary Of
tmls IN Society was held in St. Pauls NJ. f.
Thurch' 'ri Wilmington. Judge Hall presided
Inc usual business was transacted, committees
appointed, &c., when they adjourned until 7
CLOCK IN the evening Judge Hall read his
annual a. report, and then introduced Rev. DR.
Sheldon Of New York, who stated that the
G demand tor the Bible is as great as ever
translatlons , into the Spanish Hawaiian, and
,' ,AiaDic languages arc being made at great ex-
p penSe' DR.. Cooke and Bishop Lee addressed
'no meeting Rev. DIR. Emerson recommend
ciety. |' wi INC cause OF the So
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

THE "TIMES" is published erery Wednesday Gf-
tefnOOn, by JOS. II. lIoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro
prietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
MS-SUBscRIPrIsN,-One year, $500 in Gd
ounce, $3.50 if not paid til end Of the year. Nc
paper discontinued until Glarrears are Paid-Only
at the option cfthe Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS ,D be inserted at the rats ofSereH
Cents a line for the first insertion subsequent in
tertioas 81 cents. 4 liberal discount made to
g4irt:rLy. i>ai.tta4II anil yearIy advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

u . DISTRICT CoURT.-At the U. 8 Dis.
trict Court, held in Wilmington los, -. =. '.r DiS,
Judge Hall on the bench, Joseph Hayes was
sentenced to three years Imprisonment ond %4s :
lne o' Slooo. Three persons were also ind;et,
cd Tor violations Of the revenue laws ona ~
whom' Geo. II. Whitelock, ofSmyrna Station
was arrested on Friday last and reon;rod -
give give bail IN the sum Of $1,000 for his apnear.
ahce at the next term of the court 'r'N'
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20
THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-NewR RI
Wheat 81. O6, Old 1921, and White at - 20
(9S2,45. Yellow Corn, 9Sc. Rye, 81, ,Os.
Oats-46c. for new, and 4Sc for old
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday, at 81 a.,
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

EAsTON DISTRICT S. School CONVENTION
10 the Preachers and friends of the Sunday
School cause within the bounds Of the Easton
District, Phila. Conference.
At the Convention held in this place on the
l4th and 18th of June last, it was determined
to hold another to commence on the first
Wednesday in October next-the 4th of the
month-in Dover, 1t is hoped the preachers
from every part of the District will be present,
and that delegates from all the schools will ac-
company them. The Convention will meet in
the NJ. E. Church at 9 clock in the morning
Let this notice be read from the pulpits.
Will the papers within the limits named
have the goodness to give this notice at least
one insertion. G. COOKE
Smyrna, Del, Sept. 10, 1865.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

SALES OF PROPERTY. .-Wm. Denney, ir.
has purchased the Greensboro Bank property
Greensboro, Md, for 50, 500. He expects to
go in business there,
Isaac d. Budd has sold his farm, near the
Smyrna Depot, to John Anthony, of Troy, N.
Y, for $26, 6,0OO-$lOO per acre. The stock,
crops, utensils, etc, were disposed of for about
$4,000 more.
The old Friends meeting house. in this town,
has been sold at public sale by the society,"
HUM jenkins, Camden, purchaser, for $ ,O2O.
l. d. Hamilton has bought out mercantile
stock of Collins & Jones, in this town.
VIM. NJ. Bell has bought house and lot
on Delaware ST., recently owned by Geo. L.
Stradley, for about $780,
Jno. II. George has sold house and lot ON
Main ST., to John p. Reese for 1927.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20
Teacher Wanted

Teacher competent TO teach the English hranch
es is wanted to take charge of School in Disrc, NJ
8, near Downs Chapel. - = ''O' -
Apply 10 JOHN N. C,Aex
sep2C.3t Tnos r rs. 10