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, 1865-04-22
NEW DEVELOPN1 ENTS.



cro-r. n Sander, aend. ns n notc froro
NSnt1.1 n ;mn1icates r t WaiEer ~ far
- ca1ae-s, ~ssnrffnnc ran fmnlicat to orvi,odv
~ = aisTsc-f,1f ana rrimina1 atfrmn, tn A.
n,,ra - " a snrTerder ~ ne nnwera mn, r;ri,t. ~
tI ~ caua.n-nent :. ~ tLe nr,ce ~ r,aEs' sr,th
.1e he ,13n - T. ta i,,iIs 49,
t11 tne ~ ..a daoi Inro 49, .hs,,sd ths,, ths
.oie, auu sooo s uI1t iao4G oo9uu y . nuou ~
REesons rcs pa.ascrs t ~ aaen ,ta nau o''s us'eo
Luz 1o3I oea@'.eu .is u lue sonn.iy. ,-,,.
s.a l. ~ apo1t .tns, ~ ous 5uns , "nIn
sanu1ls slu ~ assuIte IL 49, ~
aoa suunio Ut lltaNo as eucy aeseise. Icy
are elupiy Mah1ns l Lanaaaa s nssss Wit a;,sy ansy
MAY e2'e!s natc4 tusl 6euetncs IL u tyoots3s
sfson a9a AssassnAton., 4lt5 "eII .ue ~ ~
Lnoss oi ~ u!naelons g. a,uars !a.a. +l.te aIs
seizure q lug steamels " Lahe IuiG WV suc,t c
wore: Iney eon''nsed ans netlisn E p.ot 1917 W
futs 1of c.19As Nnlgn lnsse cn~a!o's ssoan.
dicis plotted ana oes!sea: lney olstnZe
lne 1auos upon uo!oe. e1tes' nuen HSe ' III
lime 70 ts.ac aeeetea anu ogaa +ha ana
luete ~ sei3 ;'!t 1sse .n .aa h..+ ~
sask1na!len o. rsesiacna LnsGla ,, Ees 9at 1us
arg ect n monon; .u.,.,,
We 3eel Of Ater.y 10 STATE some 1ac!s "hlcn
bave IN important bearing on lufs point, ana
Which come to us on Sooo autao1ity. only
tnccuay oe1orc ne Nas; tnsoWn rom us III II
liage ana disabled, ". Seward fe:esfeo ~
tsie 1ioI c9o4"f ~ - Et2
then nearly npe Iol. e1ecatlon, 70 assaxsanaH els
al fAr kadsng nemoe1s q ne Gorr7nn':n', and
ftaung mat It vas got np ns tne fsoe! ems, ...
ta1iee N Canaoa, auo was 10 " @.'1eu uut
n'cci 1heir aifcetion. ~ tpnsaNn p ,'s;a .uo,n a
" anG s.sr,,t1lrs a,n;isr +snnr
sso1 ~ ne1od ,1ou1 a1o11natcs1 Il was decided That
nau iao'eu ast'os stoauf ~ ,,rac,"11nn shonia he
q! eSnntna sun NJ stvsrd9s ac.idrnt a1sne prc.
auorG1t or'd t,e nj r,1et3m.1t IF III intention. But
t,e fb accuracy s " Of Tie information from Canada
IS proved b subsequent events. Booths call
nose ,5t,bablv was 10 obtain information con
ft:sr,,,nsr fhe n,om for the usc Of tis accom-:
1,lice. A man The day bef5rc had taken the
Iocm ] directly over Jonnson'a. which he quit,
howeger, pi, Friday (probably becoming
alarmed as the moment drew near). leaving q
psjr Of pistols behind lin. That Booth In
, 1865-04-22

BItVhFTt,
No. s fxchAnEe Pines, Nev Ytrt.
fsOT.rrm.r ascu1itssa etotk anu 6ofd, EoaEtt and
eoid Exclusively 0s Com1,iss.cc.
kRFaaKACk3.
Mers:-. Hlnr 1!ey = EsndT, Chicago, III.
G. T.eelsr. E.q CafcaSn. Ill.
l. 7. Muhu, xtq Chicago, LII.
q. a. togeSe, AE1.. Chicago. III.
Aees1s. pau-d. Bailey Co.. New Yo-E CITY.
Me-xr7. Ack I'm, Bfos. r Co.. EeE Yofx CRY g,
NJ ssrs. q. 4. Taeker q Co., Neg FORK City.
&esss.. e. = Gas 4 Co.. Ny York tse1.
s. u. Ba1ter, Eaa., Rutland. Vt.
Ht.ar5 Lalh:op, smith 4 Co OeweKo, F.
c. D1.1as, Es9t F:ts!deat RocE 1s.and 2hll:oet c.
, 1865-04-22

Etoncman's raid izto North Caso1i-a seems
to hare resulted In most brilliant SUCCESS.
Besides The destruction cf large
quantity Of military s1orcs ard public
property he captured fourteen picccs
Of urtil,ery md - I 3Gi pslsoo:ra, in-
<4udirc 1ifsy-tlree officers. md destroyed
the rebel commuuiea,ionsatS Salisbury, direct
II In JtLns:cn'k rear, While The luno.cd
surrender Of Johnston still hangs fire, We
NAV hope that Stoncman is in sufficient force
to cooperate with Sherman In cutting of
Johuston's lets. at, If 'cessa,y, and tusurlng
Lis surrender. This accomplished ne sh1l1
, 1865-04-22
rRn FEzITayE A~S 1SS7N.

The offer by our Government Of one hun
drcd thousand dollars for the a1,cst Of Dooth
md nis acc mplices, seems to Indicate that
i },e officers OF tie Government have given up
The hopc Of arrcsting hun bY any means or
snfor4nntion vet Obtained. The fact that the
fl.at.r Is made By the War Department instead
of 1,v 4hc President, seems further TO Indicate
.hat the crime is s.ea1ded By the authorities
mt as the individual c"1mc CT Booth, bnt rs
/, rnr4 Of the general cr:me..of rebellion. with
which the War Department Inns to deal--in
short. 1bst Booth was instsgated and aided,
IN their JUDGMENT, flo:0 within the .'Conf=de-
racy,n rbe embellishments heretofore ap-
7uuyingly published in rebel newspapers
offering rewards or proposing terms Tor the
assassination OF the President, the Vice
President and Secretary Of State, strongly
confirm this view Of the casc. The sssn1h-
cant statement In the Richmond papers few
Eeeks since that TN event was about to occur
which would astound thr wulld and exercise
an important influence IN fayo. cf the "Con
sederacy," still. further confirms it. The
adoption By the late rebel congress OF certain
actsfor establishing secret service tund,
under which secessionis'e and Copperhcads
within the o. A. KS and Sons Of Liserty at
the North Here furnished with money togetup
the 1neiana plot, the Chicago conspiracy, the
St, Albaus rasu, the Johnson's Island rescue,
the seizure Of vessels On the 1akes, the at-
tempt to burn New York city, and tue par
1ial success Of all tAese 1,'o,s-exeept in In
cIana and Chicago I'LL point to the prolabil-
Its Of rebel completely with Boo:hs crime.
Booths language in the act" The South is
aycneed''-2nd his repetition Of the motto
OF the State Of Vi1ginia-''6ic s<z.per fyra's.
nis''--Ec;m m to indicate thai he Claimed at
least TO nc: in the name Of the rebel power
The strcng probability, If th1 statement oi
his crossing the Anacosts bridge be correct,
the positive proof that he CROSSED into the
rebel lines, still further c. ntrms this view.
No.. completely Of 1he rebels with tae
scheme Gnu make it any the less Copper
--head crime. Booth himself vas Copper
= head md not q rebel he had never fonga
under the rtbcl flag. During tue war NJ
home had been at the North, and In no Sc
ceded States. ali the definition that can bt
given Of u Ccpprhead-yiz, rebel IL heart
who has not become q rebel In teSd because
he has had lo sale opportunity applies tt
Booth. :.
While VIC 1nust regret tat the Govern
ment seems compelled to foTeGo the hop'
Of Booths immediate capture, his 'ulH
mate capture, unless prevented. b!
suicide, Is certain No civilized natio,
will. tolerate him. The brand /
on his brow. Long ere this Vi
: believe that he'll is In his heart. While feV
, 1865-04-22
CHICAGO CATTLE r1AhKET.

FRIDAY EvtS1Ha. April =.
EEEF CkTTLE-The /. cEtpts t3-day. according !,
the ,epc1t to lhe Board Ct Trade. amount - ena
III. s1ipmet - 14 The eatere1 saes at the various
yasfs foot up ,7ss. .,,a,
Tbe vet, unpe sant weather which f's ptesa. ~
FIR two days East HIS dona much depscas tse iee'.
i'll ct the market, AMI. together with in' We" n.-a
tsve 1s,n weak. with downward lae'lnaEon.
there wa, iibera supply ut tho va,e y. yssa. s1.
byt1t INVESTED o1lg when the nEmss ~e.e r-se
t-Ecous to I, en. a few Government ,,,tsn,-. ~
prceEt ard also ene or Two sn sn,ooeE. were IN te
ard phi.alelphts. No New Aof~ '1'11
prices sh'sn ostsiaea t,a s'E s. sna an.s
w.ro sss 10. coarse sad 70 10 for p.s ~, 4s
,se n 1ua1kst dull and IFicsa n'nna'1 'n' same Is
3.stertny: ~ q 80
WI II, rrtme. ...-'.''e '''t'''''''' 7sEs "a
Common ~ c,,.....-....-...........:.., 4n365Q
r.. Io1:ov trg SIC the tstefed sales: ~ =;
, 1865-04-22

E:It has been stated tl,a. Miilard Eli
,nore's Aouss in Buffalo had been discosorod
with ink. This is not 4 fact; botls Is fact,
dissracefal to the man that d!sp:aya no mourn
ing on his house. Nor has he, since tha be-
ginning Of the war exhibited the AMERICAN
colors, OF shown the slightest sympathy with
our soldiers ur our cause. That MillaEa FIJI
more is ilisloyal man there remains not
donbt. and the American people should make
him feel The 1o'ce Of shttr osefro~erins re-"
, 1865-04-22

The advance not.d1 II clover Is we'll susta,ned the
tesdei cy teuE III upward The sa are 4@soo 2
stcGs1c; TT o'hy Is sttady with ssles Of s s saso
tlye: - az quite 70, 2emhsiy s2.2ea2 70. " no,i:e
sa!!. and 36lO bSs Calcutta IN Bost:n, 81 10 bo:h
iii short =. =
, 1865-04-22
V<HAf.J pUyehuNe

H.s. Walbride-, Of Toledo. has purchased the
Schooner Late Hincuznan, Of Capt. M1ner,i Tor
f1s,on cneh. The ulncbmap was built at Detroit
in 1862, ind car.les 14,Go bushels of grain. This
Vessel IL we'll known TO all grain shippers here,
hssarg 1nce her launch, been engaged In tie
gram Trade between chleago ind the lower lakes.
, 1865-04-22

.v- The steamer Lady Jane, having In tow
tvn l,arrcs. ,sn against the main pier 0! the
Rock Island bridge, on "Wednesday evening"
and shortly afterwards enok' Ihere were
fourteen pereons on board, all Of whom were
,aycd excep, one nan bJ the nauae Of Schultz.
sThc others had narrow escape.
, 1865-04-22

WOtsL-The m>Eket eonslnn.s f1at. with 70 inaul.
r., Or change &fprce-- VIC quota Common TO best ut
EM15t.
WDDD-The market IL unsettled. aud tho ruling
rsiEe Ii Atoul as folIo|8.
bteGo cora C!
M4psE, - 4u oN4i&.9V
The DerEet tor csrE0es Is quiet slts we're: Cargo
8chr Roberts. 1ron GFAuA HAY<n, b catda dry Beech
At $7.cp; 10 By U. Btt Wster.
, 1865-04-22

Since tho above was written, the propeller B. F.
Wade, Capt Goldsmith, arrived here from the
lower 1ales. Capt Goldsmith reports that the
Strats are clear of Ice, The asst arrival last year
was the propeller Bristol, With arrived here on
the 24th OF april, difference Of three days In "a
yrr of th1a year.
, 1865-04-22

The st. Paul Press gives the particulars Of
a brutal murder, which occurred in S,bley
county, On Thursday, Of last week. 4 man
by the name Of Johnston deliberately cut off
the head of his son, who was about nine years
-ofage. Tue nau says that the splits told
him to do the deed and he seemed also to
have been impressed with tue idea that he
could restore him to life again. The murder
CT has been arrested, and is now awaitin:; his
trial. He is q native Of Sweden, hns poor
command Of our language, but in his way
seems to talk nationally.
, 1865-04-22

FA1pAr EVENING, April Il.
The following summary shows the movement In
Produce and Provision, ,.duriug tbs pas! twenty
fonr hours:
, 1865-04-22

- The Albany Argus has q new theory
for the interview which Booth sought with
President johnson. It thinks 1t was not the
intent Of Booth to murder Mr. johnson. hut
10 induce him to write an answer, which
might te tortured into evidence that he had
p.cy:ous knowledge Of the plot.
, 1865-04-22

17,GWI E,S PILE AND HI Ai'r
n -. - 1,n,.d "A ncrc,a1tnt tuse u all CARS
: sa - 1stuY 1rd for te.u1ou.als an 1eassea1
T. som1 Il our pror=he1. Ct as$sH asnS in1es1st.
- Under TYemont lou3e.
Gal. eycrIwheres ma9Heo0 'A'A' X @2s
, 1865-04-22

The market here WIS more active than for some
time past. TN the street gold opened at LAG, and
closed firm at Us. On the Stock Exchange there
was good business done at t470li9. Silver Was
dull ns 135@l39.
Government Bonds wore In fatr demand and
steady. We quote: ...
Buying. Selling.
Fivt-Twcnties. ..l06t le51Dlet
Ten Forbes. cs..,..,................. 8st %
Cook County Scrip WIS in fair dcmsn1 and drn,
with sales at 921{8N3.
, 1865-04-22


T1kx Ayp FAIL FnEtonrs-Ihe Grand Trunk Rail-
way t,sine nour ~ LEO anu iourihcIsss Eeod, at
Il FE1TKrReeet1 Z iii d. acce bzls: sa.p2sa. %l brs-
fsSs choice Tiog Ess; =; g S5,s
s4.5o; 10 bta Rye Flour 1t $500.
torn u rieul-SAes we're: tons eozrss At sN %.
WHEAT-ktceiveo, r so ba: shippe5: g 67s ba.
spstre At ii ID; 1sso aa do at sl:lsH; 500 ~ q
IT, d ac s 81 II 10 I Fl K 8
do Ut 81 II; 400 b1 No sLe6 $ nq DO At 5clos
ing VIZ h.HvgA Sl.!8 tcs No. in gore lhers MAJ
n;,9f s1: @ St%S 81 .Sis;sd x5t;s tFss ou
Nsrkel auyhrced 2sahr on No J. &c on Rs]eete1. and
&c on Cana: torn af2as. sles Ht1s: Eosx i II
- q s a. 81 5 d. II n 90 4 5,x
W.; 20 & 3 b. * * sieiH o "a % st sls
IeetsG M r. y e. Soo ~ M a. "a a. a. - - 90 do a.
bu 20 al 57,zr. both rc tsarE- CANAL 'oEN ATLoAT-
a0ba Yellow at idc; 800 hu d. ~ esc; 51oe pu No
1Is 1DaTs Feet,,ed, 1sns tu: shipped. . 20 ha;
= o Is 81 G @ i. Thfe
M8E es.!:d IL. y: .n'pD:d 9sss ~ s,Fkss
;a1s IS; q. ou 70: ,s :; ;9c ,n,nn., 8, b,
sarSes 4.a1e ae.Ya. sales were: SOC n1 pa 50 2IN
s. ~ 1n bs sample ~ VIC, and 4os oa DO ~ VIC
NSiCDfiisicSounal at 14oteies..
BEANS Msrtel dul Sad EonlnAl at $lsa117s
'0i no6m Sc Sh e aN-Reec,v.d 24e n,; .e:pee
isso sa1 10. !. i % nsies med,sm i Isl: ton.
HEEA}vAX-I: NJ .ninsl d: 4o,3l3c.
liliT1 kk-Ihere Is l'ght supply Ct choice. ana
, 1865-04-22

, FR1DAY EyxytHe, April 81, 1sS5.
kior1ae n Gccor4taaee toA a reSott.on pIsse4 on
iCkaJsGe and are 30 reported by W, n!ess oaersetSe
speetfed.l
FKElCtaT-The Michigan Central. Michigan
SaufhtIn. and Jerry HcttiuShank Line ere taAing
Ire!aht i, fb1 and Lakc Erie, riu New York Central
Esi:rtaU subject, however. 10 the opening of 1axe
, 1865-04-22

LAH fEElun1B Were nncf AGED. bat lt!s aEttVs.
Eneesemtns wtrs: To BCFFaLo-schrs kG:tnnn1.
eEeon, wLent At 1lHe. TO 0swa7o-scat ss.e3, SRA
At l6c. 10 toEr rIuIBoRNx-schr ca4tade, WieAs 1t
, 1865-04-22
RUFES 4H4tTCHy
Il fTunNtRLI HATCH d uUuHHs,}
RR1KER

- J. H. EI-I3t Fft.Idgtt,
xDTD !. rIEKHhN. Cnah,e1. r.hcseiN Is 1t-::
, 1865-04-22

tDt Interested ObselFcES III tAc cAsICases.
Amcng these latter were 8 dusky cloud of
wituceses, from the joyous freed people OF
this yegiun, brought down from the city by
that pllncc Of coiorcd heroes, Capt. Robert
Small, aud IN BIS identical steamer, the Plan
ter, whcl eof he who has not read is unworthy
tors wire set, and the exercises began.
The veteran Chsplain Harris, who made
The p,ayer ut the Rising Of the dag at Fort
Sumter, wleu Major AEdt1son removed thitll-
cr from Fort Mouitr,e, December -. 1850, Of
fertd the opening prayer, followed by an i'm.
E3Ss ne Ps FsaDs Rgo1s o sooR
lyn. Atjutaut General Townsend read for
the effectiveness of cont1nst, the dispatch
tiom Major Anderson, that thrilled sadly oil
learts four years ago, dated April Is, 1861,
Announcing 10 the War Department the fall
of Sumter. '... ..
After Ibis preliminary Maj7r General An
te1eon stepped to the foot Of The flag staff.
1Ec noble Sergeant Hart bsaringa q locked
1nau bag, from which WIS taken worn and
icdld ncE. Amid b.eath1css and teaeful ST.
;tnce it TaBl made fast 10 the halyards, but
not drawn from within ITS sase nn1n me con-
derstn,- IGeneral Andcrson's speech was
nnh1isLed In our last issue.-Ebs. TR1D
IL the close OF these remarks, which Wc:e
frequently Interrupted BY applause, M!l. Gea.
Anderson and Brig. Gtn. Abner Doubleday,
1is Lieutenant in the surrender, drew upon
w1eath VIC M of T flowers, The won old flag went up
to lie truck, one hundred feet abqye: Durnfg 5nsfg
Wildly, eyes ehone, cheeks 12sntlsd viii with
., fht1sa sic ioy or Terc wctted with tears,
nntil, once mure in Its former p2aee, the oia Dig
frcr the lafbor where the revolt Of slavery
its a'eiy ~ 1poq tns woEe see eneer
that caue fropl The hearts Of the lookc,s.on.
White and blact, the soldiers. tue sailors,
s,,oEs mtn and r:ds.s, all liatd up .I,sa thsir
untii until lie shattered walls rang. agatn, while
Whistles s1 the steamers sssc dotiGg eg;
shr;it ,hIoate, and aided in the ringing note
Of ;1iumrbsl rejoicing: Aud Then he 4nao1 ~ r ?
r. eesm s Est9:y M naoitp spis1as piss1
paaM ill.,, ,nonn,, on the north parapct gave
sas ;s IA f. ss @ ss ts u t ass ffs'ss
From the torls that In rebel names I4tnse 1a1.s
their hostile shot on Sumter; from Fne 'of's
, 1865-04-22

SLAUGHTER gole.. e,AGn g French CAn. 81
Hstness, 2 D.... ta :u,I m*......,..... =4e1 s-a0
Upser........ 1s1a0.3a French Cau. 81
Kip, No. Ers- NJ -. zNx "a
GinIn ,,.,.,,,, 1.TGtf 20 French Csu. LIZ
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31
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Woodbury's MelOdeon Instructor, rs.
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The seraphIne. collection Of music for the Me
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Smyrna times., 1865-05-31
Stiles & Stanton,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. l2i DELAWARE AVENUE MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
We take this method Of informing Fruit Growers
and Produce Dealers generally that are doing an
exclusive COMMISSION BUSINESS, and are loca.
ted permanently in good thOrOughfare as is in
this city, both for city consumption we'll shipping
else there. and with long experience in the busi
ness prepared to get good prices any other in
The city. Our object is to make quick sales and
prompt returns.
Also. LUMBER of all kinds sold at shortest notice
Liberal advances made on the receipt OF consign
ments. my4 3m
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31

Mr.. Cavender is well known TO this community as
an expeIienced architect having been engaged in the
Carpenter ring business for "a years. Mr.. Messick is
Young man Of energy and one OfLhe most skllful work
men IN the State.
plov none but The best workInen. All work done on
ihe cash principle.
April I3, 1865. Sm
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31
QUICK LIME.

The subscriber gives notice that he has rented the
Lime Kilns owned by G. w. Cummins, Esq near
Smyrna Landing. and is prepared 10 furnish
SUPERIOR STONE LIME
for Building and Whitewashng purposes. which will
be sold in quantities 10 suit purchasers, wholesale OF
or retail This Lime is wood burnt. from the best
Lime Stone. Wood bought for cash, exchanged
Tor Stacked Lime al current prices Stone Lime al
ways on hand, JACOB MAILMAN.
mh23 ON
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31
THE ANNUAL INCOME TAX.

THE ANNUAL INCOME TAX.
Income Tax must be returned in the district where
the parties reside on May lst. 1t should be borne
in mind by taxpayers that the omission OF an asses
sor from any cause notify party Of liability, or
TO demand return of any kind, will not operate TO
discharge delinquent taxpayer from the penalties
prescribed by law for his delinquency. Ignorance
of the law will not excuse failure to comply with
its provisions for the reason that every person s
presumed to know the law Of the society in which
he lives, and is bound to obey it. Every failure to
make prompt and proper return of income, subjects
the party failing to return to assessment and
penalty of twenty-five per cent. on the amount Of
tax. Hence persons desiring to avoid fires and an
noyance, should not allow the first of May TO pass
without their income returns being duly made and
forwarded to JOHN ii. HOFFECkER,
Assistant Assessor.
SMYRNA, Division g, comprising Duck Creek and so
much of Little Creek Hundred as lies west Of the
State road Office hours from 9 A. M. to Pm.
April gath. 1865.
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31
FOR SALE.

twenty-five Thousand Good RED OAK
SHINGLES. Apply Immediately to
WILDS g. BROTHER,
ap27 Kenton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31
INSURANCE. NOTICE.

The Policy Holders of 1.-THE KENT COUNTY
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY" will meet at
the Office Of the President DIR. M Fislor in Smyrna
on MONDAY, the 5th day Of June next, at which
time the New Charter and By-La ws. passed by the
Legislature at its last session, will be submitted for
adoption and acceptance By order Of the President
my4 St GEO. B. DICKSON, Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31
Groceries

are acknowledged by all the best and cheapest. On
GLOVE AND HOSIERY
department. is well filed with the heat articles. We
ai-' Keep emery other article usually kept in first
class store which we selling lower than can be
found elsewhere. as they were purchased since tn.
Erest decline in goods. Our stock is Fashionable
Ssa.sssbls and vsry Reasonable, and will be sold eI
s'u'i'siy Tor CHh or Country Produce. We defy
somPstiion and earnestly solicit a share Of public
patronage.
GRIFFITH C BRO.
snyrns, Mrach l6, 1865.
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31
Insure your Property Agains1
EE- nc

The subscriber having accepted the Agency o
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, of the State of Delaware, in Wilmington, il
now ready 10 insure all kinds Of Property IN Smyrns
and vicinity against Fire. the most liberal terms
Apply at once, as delays are dangerous.
THOMAS CARROW.
ADrii Goth, "a.
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31
AUCTIONEERING.

The undersigned, having taken out license to call
sales, will sell Real Estate, Personal Property, or
Merchandise, in all parts fthe State. He has had
considerable experience in the business and feels
eonndcnt OF giving entire satisfaction Persons at
u"ance wishing bills distributed, he will do it in the
neighborhOod free of charge Thankful for mast "a.
vors he sOlicits share of the peoples patronage in
his line. Address
WILLIAM J. LANK,
myl8ly Kenton, Del.
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MEDICA

Notice is hereby given, that the stated Annual
Meeting of the Medical Society of the State Of Della
ware will be held at Dover on the second Tuesday
(l3th) of June next, at IL o'clock, VI. A general
attendance of the members is respectfully and
nesty requested.
The Board of Medical Examiners will also meet
at the place and time to grant licenses those
applying for and meriting the same.
May l6, 1865. J. w. SHARP, Sec'y.
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The Assassin's Trial.
Fancy Trimmings!
New Styles at Low Prices.

Has just received from the city large Stock of Fash
opened at her new Bakery and Confectionery Store.
corner of Commerce and Market sts, Smyrna, Del.
This stock embraces oil the Latest Styles. and was
selected with especial regard to quality, seasonable
and ches pnesss Her assortment of Hoop Skirts
Hosiery. Gloves Handkerchief. and every thing else
usually found in a lirstclass trimming store
surpassed.
An examination OF her stock by her lady friends and
the public is earnestly desired.
Also, Agent for the Singer Sewing Machine, the
best in use. Needles always on hand.
Stamping neatly done.
March 49, 1868. ELIZA CARR.
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DAVID T. SMI'THERS.
Fancy Miilineru.

THE MISSES TATMAN
T1 have opened their NEW SPRING MILNE
#2IRY GOODS on COMMERCE Street neti doo,
to Mrs. Roberts. "'-' Uoo'
Dress-- Making, Cloak Making, Stamping,
G0fertng,
and Fauey Work OF all kinds done to order and
promptly Ladies' invited to call and examine fol-
themselves mh9
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More New Goods!
The subscriber has Just returned from Philadelphia
with very large and well.selected stock OF
Dry Goods and Groceries,
complete IN all departments. Owing to tho great
decline in Goods he is prepared TO offer great induce
mens. As persons wish 10 purchase goods cheaply
they will find it TO their advantage TO call and exam
inc his stock before purchasing elsewhere. lie Is
selling Calicoes, Musns. &c. at least
80 PER CENT. CHEAPER,
than three weeks ago the public will boar this in
mind, and when buyers come to town they Will call
and examine his stock of goods He is determined to
sell at a very close profit under the motto OF" quick
sales and small profits" His line Of
BOOTS g. SHOES
is complete, and he believes cannot be competed with
IN town.
GROCERIES, such as Sugar. Coffee. Meats Lard
MackereI and all other goods usually kept in first
class store.
The highest price paid for all kinds OfTrade in sI
change for Goods, at cash rates.
Please call and examine his goods as he takes plea
sure in showing goods, whether you buy or not.
}. ii. PRIMROSE.
mills Nearly opposite Bearne's Bakery
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BOOTS AND SHOES

For Men, Ladies, Misses and Children, unsurpassed
in STYLE finish and price. HATS g. CAPS and
the laI2es, stock Of fQUEENSWA ARE in the market.
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31
Or Tracts Of Land, situated for the most part
an Duck Creek Hundred, Kent County,
Deldrare.

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court Of the
Stale of Delaware. IN and for Kent County, will be
exposed to Public Auction Vendue, to the lghes
and best bidder or bidders for the same,