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Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

SOME COMFORT FOR THE RADICALS A
Washington despatch to the Boston journal
says:
A few days since distinguished New Eno-
land Senator, noted for his panneSs of speec6
sald to President johnson it was publishrd AMI
extensively believed that he (the President, "r in
tended in his future policy to ignore tho r,d; III
eil m element and sked if such was the case case,
Mr. johnson in reply declared that he nevor T,oe ~
any time had even ntimatcd That Ia ;mtn "oneT at
to cut radicals that he allowed the l,rmcet aetIed I
Isude ofopnion in regard to the rirbt nf =! na na
ored people to vote; that all he IaJ Jono ool.
was dong toward the reorganization uJ'I "F tSa or
oenfn cesa %ns "nJ on experiment that might be suc 1%
I6at no anu ona nght a not; and, if unsuccessful
course than he would and Of ONE 70 t6ua "rer ms
and others may be satisfied 'n,ng maa Inc
mat the freedmen of the South sho"Ia ThaleeX, La
protected IN their freedom and rights. - '"''y
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27
Total SI45 4qG g
ne monthly assessments will amount +
nearly as much more.-Kent NcwS
Total.

iu0 lhohCiliy assessments will amount to
nearly as much more.-Kent Ncus.
THE ODD FELLOWS GRAND NATIONAL CE1-
EBRATION. = The Odd Fellows crlnLr,t;on
which took place in Baltimore on "Wednesday
iaSt' on the occasion OF the dedication of the
lldey Monument, exceeded the most Sauouine
expectation. The city was thropged with VS..
tors at an early hour. and the procession is said
20 20 nave been one of the most attractive of tbe
Aihd ~ lhat has ever taken place in the CITY
Inc ceremoneS at the monument were very
imposing. Speeches We're delivered by Grand
ere :, Eeltch It, Coy. Cox Of Maryhnd. Past
Gfahq Andrews OF Texas, Grand Representa-
tlVes Fisk OF Kentucky, Fitzhugh of Virginia
and Doniphan Of Missouri The R,it;nmra,
4"!eT'ca" OF Thursday thus speaks of the oc-
casion nv "
esterday will be remembered as an cnocb
IN the history OF baltimore worthy Of comluem
oratlon In the future. After four wears of wan
our city, as the proper geographical noint t'i
mas been selected and made the nectinp nIono
OF once divided but now forever we hone. ZEN.
nited brothers. The men but lately arraycd
one against another have met under the 0II
banner OF the Republic, aud marched tooeth
u 70 "ithGSS ana assist IN the rearing of a tab
t4e e - ~ Hldroie 10 charity to that disposition
ot the human heart which incliucs rs IN do
good one to the other. No moro snitoLIo
place than our beautiful city could have been
seec5ed Tor tins national reunion. As the first
blood was shed in our streets in behalf of the
now nov suppressed rebellion, it was but fitting
Lliat III these same streets the people, 50 long
Kept asunder, should be reunited, and we be-
IIeYe' TO use the expressive language of Presi-
ueht Johnson that the reunion of Yesterday
cannot 1all but exert powerful influence upon
.ne W people oI the country IN the re-establish- |
ment OF good will and harmony.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

AGRICULTURAL EXHIBTION-The twelfth
annual exhibition of the Kent County Ag~icul.
tural Society will be held on Wednesday and
thursday, the 18th and 10Th days of October
next at Dover. The Delawarean saws. "Wo
uu>t our farmers will endeavor to make this
cAnlOltlon more Interesting than those of pre-
c9ulhg years, 10y bringing forward their fine stock
and farm products 1t is generally the case
tHat thc farmers within few miles of Dover
have to do all the exhibiting at the Kent coun-
ty exhibitions -
At the hrst exhibitions of this Society their
novelty attached them an interest and imno,.t-
ahce that stimulated rivalry and brouoht ont
iair representation Of agricultural thrift Of
me county But since the novelty has worn
oH the interest has greatly subsidized. Besides
owing to the low rate of the premiums. MANY
mechanics and farmers, willing to exhibit ar
tlcles' are not disposed to undergo the trouble
ana expense they would be put to for Ger
tlhcate of merit, - or few dollars in money
not sufficient to cover their loss. Beyond tbe
Illai of speed OF horses, the exhibitions have
'een comparatively devoid of interest. for tbo
ast three or four years. This year, tbere no.
ng no war or local political canvass to engross
he attention Of the people, it is to be hoped
nat something like the original importance
Ill be given to the exhibition While tbcv
. poorly represent the real skill and resources
the county, they result in disadvantage. mt .
In an unfavorable position, and discourage
le very thing they were intended to encour-
e. kaise the right of premiums, and all
rive for them.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

GALES OF PROPERTY The real estate lato
OF Alex p. Spruance, deed, was sold at nmL
ll' sale on Saturday last Henry C. Spruance
purchased the house and lot situate on Main
SS,' 81; a'goinng John G. Black, for $500. Jas
w. opFrance bought the dwelling and store
mouse ,n' situate at Duck Creek, for $3.50
Ihos' Lamb has bought of Jas. P. Lamb .
lot at Smyrna Station for $500.
Jacob Williams has purchased of Benz r
Z. 14"eh house and lot situate on Methodist
st. IN this town, for S2700
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

pd,E nESENrArIoN.-The 81 Delaware county (Pa }
m mrI'"'''eo" gives the following account of a
pioS'@'n'lon TO- S NJ FELTON,, Esq, by the Off
GERS OF the Phila., VIII & Bait r. r.:
b,,t,l ~ number Of gentlemen who had united in
HidIvIng constructed miniature locomotive of
sllVcr ana gold met on Saturday week to pre-
clL SF!I IL TO Air. F elton The gift was a model
ot Inc &C G9al burning engine Daniel Webster,
VI tLe Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Ioad' and as perfect to the mnutcst detail
even the coal appeared in the tender, the sho
Vels the bell, guage, and the engineer and FIRE
man were at their posts. We should say the
engine and tender were from twelve to eigb-
teen inches in length; they were inclosed in n
glass case, and rested upon beautiful rose
wood box, which contained very ingenious
with springs, that communicated
motion to the engine
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

A SWARM OF Bees LIGHTING ON A MANS
days ago, as Mr. John CrT Crosmorey cyS cordane lew
residing.about five miles from the city' " on I the
Philadelphia road, was in the field. h9yinr his his
horses attachedFto a plow, a swarm Of bnns m,9
passing over concluded to halt. and aI;abtod bIoi
on the head of Mr.. Crosmore. and in b;s neeu on
deavor to save himself and horses from "IS honr Hm
stung was injured quite severely BY the sting Jir
tbbg o. t"s6 ine bees his head swelling up to nearly
also ssT StSnS rs natural M size One Of his horses
lured is in an improving condition pa'pis'y in-
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27
MARRIED.

~ Al fe!ton. ON the 2l-t inst, by the Rev H.
CIlevGimld. VI. NoHRlS STEVENSON to LYDIA
~ ". ALTON, youngest daughter Of David
" alton. Eo4. late VI this cosn!tv.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

We hope the Gosette, in quoting articles from
Us on which it sees fit to comment, will quote
and not garbe them in such = man.
"er as TO destroy the meaning, as in the case
u our remark ks on the Imprisonment of the No.
gro soldiers in Sussex. '''' ''-
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

Inc seven hundred Massachusetts un,uor-
r!eu women intend to 90 to Washington Ter
lloIFi notwithstanding some doubts thrown
over the matter OF the necessity for them. ari
sng from the scarcity OF females in that mart
OIL the land. The voyage, it is said. il r. ha
made IN from sixty to eighty DAYS. Mr.. Wrr.
Ger Will pay all the bills, and looks to the f,-
tuie tor his reimbursement. Some oftLe Indies
pay part OF the passage money. OF the whole
nGeIoer' three hundred are orphan daughters
vi oeao soldiers. Nearly all are. orphans and
aa9cuStoineq ao 70 70 work They go out to find
homes IN the Territory, and, Of course. to he
married there. ~ "0
Mr.: M Mercer the Superintendent, is a native
OF lllnolS educated at an Ohio collecc, and
Meht 10 washington Territory six wears ago
Last year he came to the States and took ont
twelve female teachers. These met the wants
.! { !! Che people, and are now all well married-a
plasi VI au%1ry 9f the success Of the present en-
tterrrlSe. ne New Ork ContincrciGI saws
since tne hunt Tor the Golden Fleece or the
voyage OF CleOpatra's $ barge, no sucb evnoJ;1
ton as this has ever crossed the seas .ud
Washington Territory opens wide its arms in
welcome to the adventurous travellers who
seek local habitatiOn' and change of name
IN these untrled regions. The Territory. after
TINS arrival Will he even more anxious to take
Its place in the Union than now.
Eight million six hundred acres of coal
fields, which make an extensive surrounding
near PlttSburg, rate at an average depth of
elgnt feet. and are estimated to contain 53.-
SIG. .430, OOO tuns of coal, which. at 81 per tun.
would be worth $lG7, OBJ $50 900. or four thou
sand millions of national debt paid twenty
seven times or a thousand years gold and sill
yer product OF California and Nevada. suppo-
sing their yield to be one hundred millions per
year. This is plausibly quoted as a fact in it.
sell OF great encouragement. Add to the sum
gwen, gold silver, iron, copper lead, petrole-
nm, NC, by the same process of eduction. and
1t would be vain to calculate the result In
the same way our grain resources or manufac-
lures would outyalue, in the long run. the lar
gest product Of gold and silver. These are our
resources, but they are still only resources pro
p9rtlouabiy as they were a hundred years ago.
W hat Is done (comprehendmg what is invent
ed Is our grand wealth; so that our first deSid-
eratUm Is Labor, and not the coal mines II is
this we need to make what we have apparent
we may work our mines. and pay our debt in
the same way-by wise economy of finance
tending to make bread and butter cbeap. and
to invite population. 1t would be the hight of
absurlity to lay back on our dumb resources,
Our business is to work all our mines and pa-y
al our debt as soon as possible Our great
mine Is human labor.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

The Rev. Geo. D. Cummins DD roo.o.
t1 u trinity Church, Chicago formerly of this
town. preached the convention sermon at tbo
w %%T".y-elghth I. annual convention of the diocese
Ii Illinois, last week. y '''0 U'0'oSo
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

roised sd : ruMPKIN. Lewis zebley, Esq, has
. .]i9ou pumpkin the present season which
Inca measures sure SIX feet four inchesin circumference
GNU e"1 "'iHl' io0 pounds. The vineis full forty
eonnty nTu teS' III length. lie lives in New Castle
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27
THOS. CARROW,
Real Estate A gent,

SMYRNA, KENT COUNTY. DEL,
Now offers TO the Public several very valuable Farms
Houses and LOIS Mil Property &C.. and earnestly in
Vlles those wishing 20 purchase 10 give Lnn call.
sep27
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

eon Inc unsuccessful spinsters on their w,v homo
cbamgc, Sn' wo5tTrlng oSr places are called Dy an
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

c. we are indebted to J. Frank Hazel, ESQ.
i0r copy of the Laws passed at the Iast Ireg,
ular) session of the Legislature ~ 6
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

THE TIMES" is published euery Wednesday qf,
terHOOn, by JOS. IL. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro
prietor, at Smyrna, Del.
RMS-SuBscRIPrIoN,-One year, $500 in ad.
Ddnce, or $3.50 if not paid till end Of the year. No
paper discontinued until aHarreGrs are paid-Only
at the option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS piH be inserted at the rate ofSeren
Ce"ts line for the first insertion subsequent in
ssrtiOns 81 cents. 4 liberal discount made IN
qiqrtsrIy, sen..tsa4H mt ysarIy aduertisers.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

h.' " II i'oDlnSon gives Closing Party at Bonn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

These lAtasfs arc prepared, IN pure bonrbo
whisky from aeombinaiion Of over 30 differ.u,
kinds ofroots, bsrks sad herbs which act in ncr.
feet concert o,e with the other, prepared from the
original formula given BY the great chief. Red
Jacket to DR.. Chaplin who used them successfi,llv
in his practice for many ycsrs, ana By their use
gained 50 great popularity in the cure Of dyspe-
sia, Liver Complaint, Constipation Sick and Ner.
vons keaoache, Fever and Ague, and aid iseases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering from either Of these loathsone diseases
will find sure cure By the use Of these Bitters.
which are perfectly pure and free from al those
drugs and poisons usually put up in suol, prepar-
atoms, and palmed Of on an unsuspsct M public,
One trial will convince the most skeptics that 10
Red Jacket is virturs which none other possess.
They strengthen and iuvigoratc the systsin.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are sure care lor dyspepsia.
They give good aud healthy appetite.
They 0saiH digestion.
They afe the bese etimulent n exisesnea
They 6e preventive Of fever and aeue.
They relieve cOuatipation.
They cure nervous headache. -s@
They arc perfectly pure and palatable.
Aged persons and delicate females win find thew
can save large doctor bills By use ofthese itters
Beware Of connterfcits. He'd Jacket Bitters are
only sold in bottles, with our name blown on the
olQ0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

Obrse Vein ~ 6anssi Ssrssfss ~
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CALlS THE ATTENTION OF Ihk PUnl.LV
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efdero il a. PhoepgrspA nd AmhretyPS line u
AslEb equal 70 thst ofany artist west eIOs'eeso'
- i6nlar attentions paid 20 taking
Cn11df oMt' F1ss ar~S ,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

Special Ae1Scy o. Honf lSsraAxcE Cox
SoclEfy, AND GExEsAL IxsuBAAcH
AokxcY.
sHAsFs DAvnssona. JArt 2. 1880. :
H. P. Taylor has 'beesWe . parter Of w.
s. RR, in the Insurance business above
nat1ed, Which xill hereafter be 'cnndaeted
BY 's' ROSS 4 TAILOR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

TTAvg THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
III Il the city, and are Coz stantly receiving new
Goods direct from their Wholesale House in 3 %
On, which enable then 70 ell . very Low priesss
Wholesale = Retail.
MANUFACTURED end REPAIRING DONE
@. 4 CHILD, D1venpoft
Q. q. Child. Bostou. Jan1dti
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

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