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Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

NATIONAL BANK AT DovEH.-A National
Bank Is to be put in operation at Dover in q
short time, we understand, The capitaI STOCK
SloO,OUU, has all been subscribed, and the di.
rect0rs, ten in number, all been chosen They
comprise some ct the leading financial men Of
that town.
There is talk Of establishing one in this town
also but much depends upon the course adont.
Ell by the Baak of Smyrna-whether it will
decide to become National Bank or not -
Hhould the Bank conclude not to become
National Bank it will hive, by the banking
law passed at the last Congress. to nay ten
per cent government tax on its own issun
while 1t can discount fo9 but six per cent II
WILL IN this event. we suppose, have TO sns.
pend operation and 60 into liquidation,
banking institution of some kind is REQUIRED in
our midst
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02
MAGAZINES.

OUR YOUNG FoLxs.-T. B. Pugh, No. 600 Cbes,
nut str et' PhIla, is the agent for this illustrate,
magazine tor boys and girls. Ii is managed will
much shrewdness, and the articles are o,,ot,II, =
p1''o WIN 'lie view oi interesting and instructinp
young people 1t has attained fine circulation. 3
Sign'hcaht proof OF its merit. % a year.
I"E ATLANTIC MoNTHLY-pubshed by Ticknor
ields' Boston-comes to US regularly. II take.
Piace among the most able of our periodicals h;no
So'ted with ability, and enjoying the services IF
corps OF contributors embracing the best writer's in
the country. 81 year.
The LADY's FRIEND-Deacon & Peterson 49,,
iiShers' lpha-contains the usual amo,', or
Poens sketches, neat engtavings and fashion
Pa'es' and will be a welcome visitor 10 evorv -.
lor. ''o'y par
G0DET's LADY's BOOx.-GOdey for August come,
70 Us wiih his beauty and utility, as usual "Tba
ar IlayInaker," is beautiful engraving. su;tsd .,
Tue Ill season. "Ihe Thorny PATH" is verv mott,
we" hymns for sacred services, and nanv f,lI
gnfes OF fashion, beautifully colored fashion nl.,o
patterns, ETC.. together with a chi. chat
'Po" tne fashions and juvenile department,
~ Brothers Nau,
!, oilers its usual variety. "A Trim 10 Bodi.
''ui ana the Dead Sea of the West" gives no, l
a''.g o' adventure on the Pacific slope, apparen,lv
y d hrst author. "Recolections of Sber;d.,m y
'co'npanled by fine sketch oftha, General ..I d
oes justice TO his distinguished personal and nro
'ssonal qualities. P'O' e
rETERsoN's for August has steel plate "Rn,b -
~ me colored fashion plate, with large on,,h. TO
Pat'er"s' etc. ! he reading matter is varied and ~ "
composed Ofnoveettes, sketches, poetry &C. Ono tn
py one year. 81 three copies s., four copies Sc m
'as' j. Peterson, 3O6 Chestnut street. PHI, w. W
COMPANION PoETs FoR THE PEoPLE-oR N.r,o.., D.
'R'cS' by John G. Whittier has been ac
ing one OF the series of illustrated voInno. ar h
issued by T'cknor & Fields, Boston. Tbi, uo.L r"I -
mains some hundred pages, together with man~ w
"y w"od.cut ergravings. and comprse. ,r;,I; ser
pages all Of Mr. Whittcr's National -rn'; roI
0"g them "Bartara Frietchie." - ''e'' tai
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02
The Premium ON ,yold

onino 4 CONTINUES rather to rise than fall Tb.
s%ne people who expected To see il brv I9o Sun
nave been disappointed. +, - h;ch
A n'. una" II was before John.to SURRENDERED
corn, number s Of theories have been sci oIIo', .,
ton smnnn a"o nrnnoSs OF the market layorte oo,
that the Tod %a,S", ca'. of patriotic people is that
hent operator in Exchange Place S0. homt Prpn
go'G 10 market, and is Carrying il as no n,e
much =. ipr lhe rise, oblgng the Bears 70 nav % =.
uGn as and per cent doy for the nse - ~ y os a.
Ss reyeIy That this has been the conditioSg SoS
iays Is n",or s more than once during the past sxty
Friday and sa'nrd b1t It is not the case now. On
MANY bolders 'aay .s.y last cash gold was abundant
"''s unable TO lend their gold at all
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02
He NE w 8,

In Southern Kansas the people are pettIn,
terribly in earnest in putting down tbievino :
Not long since six thieves were b,rood :.
franklin County without the least benefit ~
clergy ''N'' u
nambersburg is fast rising from its ashes
Ihe courthouse is under roof three hotels oro
nearly completed, and buildings and bus;nass
houses are going up in all directions
he total number of National Banks now in
operation is l,494 with total circ,Iation a
Sl6l, l96,S30. The amount of eurrcn..v ;yynod
last week was s., ,289 lGs.
Ihe receipts from Internal Revenue vestor-
"ay' amounted to 1893, 40 7j-makinr tho
lota' receipts for the month-S2l .693. 40 ~
Inc Eastern shore of Virginia is no lcrgor
to be held as a military post.
The Mayor of Portsmouth, Va. has been
arrested by the military, for interfering with
the Military Courts WIN
Nearly all the towns of Southern GEORGIA
ana Florida have been ruined by the war o
On July 20, Mudd, Spangler, Arnold and
y Laughlin passed Hilton Head, on Their way. T
to the Dry Tortugas. '' ""'
ine National Temperance Convention met
at Saratoga, New York, on Tuesday '''
It's estimated that there are bet,raen 900 900
ana $4,000 Indians in the West.
Mountains. ~ - 'ne " mite
hooetf j.: Walker is in Washington oorsrl
'"'o'ils the secretary Of the Treasury on g.
cial matters. "'''iy oh lnan-
MaJor-Gen. Heron of Iowa. has takor ~
MS residence at Pittsburgh. and ;s .nol,ar r. ri
~ =, connection with the next Governorsbin ofI
Pennsylvania VI
:, an organization has been effected in Nom
l ork 70 give aid and information 70 naraoa.
"0s'louS OF emlgrating to the Southern S,ates
Hereafter letters directed to Post t.o4;oo.
o 9ou1"' hot yet restored, instead of being
SenG 10 the dead-lettor office, will be f,rwsr,laI
70 the nearest Post-oiticcs that are rc-oronoJ |
from 10000 to $4,000 letters are d,I,, San.
10 the dead letter Office, the postage on .bo"'
not being prepaid. - '''eui
Z, A Walborn has been reappointcd Post
master of Philadelphia. ''''
brophy, who assailed the testiror,. 90
W elehmann, the principal witness aea;ns+ uny
0urratt, has published card reiterat;nr IL
statements and challenging Weicbmann -
Drlng MN trophy defendant in a Wasbinr.
Ion court OF justice, in order to test the trntb
Efforts are making in Richmond to ;rd,oo :
!, ,ne Washington authorities to rescind Cen =
urner recent order declaring the late mimi. +
'lpaI election null and void. :
There will be no new Treasury clorl,s b
pointed unless TO fill vacancies. Thoro ap ar. e
learly l'6o0 clerks and 400 copyists emnioyed 2
n the Department. i
capt. Nirz. of Andersonville infamv is said &
be the only prisoner of war remn;n;na ~ p
Washington. His trial will not take nIaco nm 7
er two weeks "'' d
;, ihe President has appointed William p la
n'mas Collector of Customs at Philadolnb;a. pl
80 EDWARD Wallace, naval Officer, and F m
ICED Myer, Surveyor of Customs at tbe s,mo sit
Ort. '''0 SH'iIe nm
ABOUT 20G parlons were granted Las, ,rooL
here are still more than 1000 apnlca,:oas an tn
e. and the petitions continue to come in a. 20
e rate Of about POO per day. " 80 wa
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

oo:.i rcNiSHED'-Ebenezer W. Frazier, who w..
'p"S.c'ed Sp! OF murder in the second derree far S
on1onng John A. Eliason, was stood in tba l
plnory last Friday, and also whipped witb the tae
number Of lashes designated bythe Cont tTe Te
70 t9'apo t 'nlS degrading punishment he attempteJ
70 s'arve himself to death few weeks pno orD
aIn pup on this occasion he was not aware Of tba
oo"ea''on resting on the sheriff to ipaict th;s
punishment until the time arrived to do CO.
he was in good physical condi
ron 20 Dear the pain as well as the disgrace
incident thereto. .-RepubHcan 'e' "ce
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

REMARKABLE NATURAL WoNnrn
oourse OF his practice last week Dr. UanLott 1% one
an eminent physician of Hillsboronab TIacHtetI, Tct,
Uu"%' ,"am III TINS State, brought to Iigbt h"'
hnon ILi;oihstrosIfy totally unlike anv wbb bas
9een hitherto known to the ,nnJ;yyoI "mcn ,l, mas
hhlnerlca, and probably the most va,"ohIo III ~,
ooyy S'uaelt? o"a, OF V6stotrcal anatomy and phys
SSI evos certainly the most curious which has
Incd;caI o1e. discovered in this country. as those
f. Tt gentlemen who have examined il testi-
1ro,,,, irlS r great natural phenomenon is a full
flu I ~ % loetai monster, weighing at its birth
ders uIus oI : ana measuring across the shOul-
6oaJ % inches; 1t has two fair and distinct
neaus ana necks, the features of each face he.
lug us. wen marked; they join together at the
'as' VI the necks and run into one body. with
~ isl'igIe par OF upper and lower extremities
ne nc internal thoraoic and abdominal organs are
ioub'r' that Is to say there are two pair oil
ulgS' TWO hearts, two livers, two alimentarv
alalS' with two anal openings, and a caudal
IPpendage similar in shape and size to the tail
y turtle. DIR. Hackett was on his wav 20
eposIt this wonder in one of tho nro,n;no',t
Anatomical Academies of New York or PHI
elphia when induced by number M sa;na Ina
tc citizens to remain here for few d. soaon I
ford the citizens of Baltimore an onnos.'' ".a
witness it.-Bah Gazette. Opi'o' 'uiii'y
Rebel newspapers are being st,rtad T. ~
arts OF North Carolina, They openly deDanan ~ al
le Government, 0"'' uen"uncs
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

q, 0ClclOE:-Mrs. Jewell, wife of Tsaac lew.
eil' arose from her bed in the tomn aI1 oe Se~' New
Ga''le' about three o clock, last Saturday morn
ine' I1 and threw herself into the Delaware riyar
n, naer BODY was fouud about two hours after
davs ,a5 1ne u Ead been unwell for the past few
J Jy anu II IS supposed she was laborin0 nm
ra;..5 I =. , " temporary insanity, when she com.
~ n'.Iou ~ Tie rash act. Her husband had been
;m ~ 'ne army. and had been employed in work
o. s '",S e,ty She leaves family of eight
Ut nine chlldren.-RcDnbIicaD..
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

SURGEON CowGILL.-On Saturday Iost
surgeon {. A. Cowgirl arrived at the residence
OF his father, in Dover, upon a sick leave of
absence Dr. Cowgirl is just recovering from
severe attack of malarial fever and
We hope that he will soon regain his nsnal
strength and vigOr The DIR. was at home on
leave of absence Inst September, before the
expiration OF which he voluntarily returned 70
Ne"b1rn on hearing Of the outbreak Of vollorr
fever at that place. lie was himself attackod
with this disease, from the effects of which bo
mas never entirely recovered. In conseoranco
OF his duties as Surgeon in chief Of the oanor.I
hospital at Newbern not permitting him n
take the necessary time for Remuneration and
tne care and responsibility arising from tbo
treatment OF several thousand sick and wonnd
ed from Sherman's army during its nrocross
through North Carolina, the foundation Of I;s
late attack was laid. The DR.. expects. as snon
as his health is entirely restored, to return and
resume his duties in North Carolina
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

CAMDEN CAMP.--The Camp at Camden
now IN progress is not so large as usual ow;no
TO the absence Of the Philadelphians, who oon7
t,r orally attend and encamp in large numbers
he encampment numbers about seventy fonts
anu Is more generally participated in by resi-,
dents OF the county than u.ual The throne
." sunday was immense, and variouslv estima7
~" from nEe to ten thousand The ordor
,"'0uehout the day was good The large num-
"Sr .: soidiers recently stationed there dostro,,
GU Almost every spear of grass, and this -
3,n 5e''ier with dryness of the ground, makes tho
uust ' very annoying. The soldiers now tLors
'Iooth IndianaJ are very olderIv md 49,
p, presence doubtless adds to the pood orJo-
Ihey are encampcd beyond the wood. IT,
preaching has been good, but there :.
large number of eminent mnisterO IT,
prayer meetings increase in interost 49, -
meeting progresses, and a number of con,ar
'lonS take place daily. The session will oloao
'n Friday morning O-'" WIZ ciose
i-"i'E on tuesday morning it was discovered
nat one of the tents was used .s borL1 SO'ele"
oung men, and that an Illicit traffic in Iionors
.'S oesn carried on At the request Of tbo q
managers the military placed guard ovor tho ' d
'i'' out the parties had left. f
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

Inc clear income for the present year of the
fund tor the establishment of free schools in
Delaware has cen divided and distributed
70 each county among the several districts. as
follows To each of the districts in the city Of
ilmIngton, S2t 6.23; to each of the districts
IN New Castle CO., Sl56.G3; in Kent, $II2.SO;
in Sussex. SS7.12.
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

The report about the mysterious disappear
ance OF Paymaster Clark we are informed bv
VT; hoDert lilll, OF this town, is not correct.
\ dispatch ordering him to report for duty
tailed to reach him for several weeks: this ori.
sln"'cd the rel ort. He is now on duty at tho
Boston navy-yarl.
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

. lhe Go-"tte SaySit will compare circulations
Une OF Its neigh ors has given its circulation
out as yet the Gazette has failed to "see if y
Is 1t willing? low about the increase of CIR.
We can compare. ''''''
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

BASKET Pic-Nrc.-A large pic.n;c .,,
~ :" ~, rr' 'ames Jones woods, near MilIington
." thursday evening last. The managers ',,' ~"
DefeG forty and the guests about five bnnar"S
g e. 'iiendid supper was served 40 six onJ
= I"rnentS L"Il at nine About half past eIoro,
'aL:y neaVy shower Of rain commmenced e,II;"a ,e'
Of a ~" . LOOK all notion of further dancing ont
tbe e laa alnds ofthe party and the starch on. oc
''e iaoies dresses. A stampede followed J"' o'
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

CARS OFF THE TRACK.-F6m Soldiers Sc.
"'0uS(y hym"d.-On Monday last as an extra
train with two Companies of the l55th India.
ma on board, was coming up the railroad to
Calnden' it was lun off the track by a switch.
and four of the soldiers seriously, ifnot fatally
injured Two OF the cars were badly smashed
ana the wonder is that more soldiers were NOT
hurt. We have rot heard where the fault rests
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

hELEAsED.-Coi. Wilmer has been released
from cohhnement, and arrived in Wilmington
last week The story about his being pardon.
eu upon paying fine of $1,000 is contradictod
by the Wilmington papers; he was reloasod
Internationally. N'''e0
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

~, FIRE IN DovER.-Tho livery stable of Mr..
ihomas Slaughter, of Dover, was destroyed
oy hre about one o'clock on Monday morning
last The horses and carriages were all saved.
1t Is thought to be the work of an incendiary,
and we understand that two negro women.
who had made such threats, were arrested
The property was owned By Mr.. Curbiu, we
bGieve
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

FATAL OpERATTON.-Martha wife of An
drew Reed of Wilmington, visited William
Penn hospital, last Thursday, for the purnosc
OF having a tumOr removed from her knee
he physicians, concluding it had become of a
cahcerous nature, advised amputation of the
leg which, being done, she expired in a few
hours afterwards,
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

has not proved dangerous to the United
States so far; should danger come it can he
promptly met. Had it been necessary to our
welfare to rid our neighbor of him the CIV.
ernment would have known it and acted sccor-
angy' AS such action has not been taken, it
is fair TO presume that the necessity does not
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

HORSE SToLEN.-Mr. T. S. McWborter of
o. Georges had horse and carriage stolen
from his premises on Monday night last He
offers $50 reward. See adv.
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

DRAIN T1LE.-Mr. Alvan Allen has lust mt
up tWeIve-horse power engine at his tile ward
at Smyrna Landing, in order to meet fba do
mands of the farmers ue-
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

Doa,aJ Conference ', of the eolared ministers com
commanoan comm ",'ii the Methodist Episcopal Church
IN oV1snced W;',lc its session in, Il. Zion CbUrch
~ Wilmington, on Thursday. WV" ""Orch'
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

THE "TINES" is published erery Wednts1ay qf.
fsrHoo", by JOS, Fl. HoFFEckEh. Ediios aad Pro.
Prieior, at Smyrna, Del.
fER RHS-SrnsoRIPrIoN,--One year, s2.00 in ad-
D0nee, or $3.50 if not paid till cad Of the gear. No
paper discontinued until aHarears are pGid--onlu
at the option of the Publishs,.
ADVERTISEMENTS roiH he inserted at the rate ofSerep
Cents tins tor the first insertion suGsequpaf in
ssrtions 81 cents. 4 liberal discount ,pods IN
QItrterty, seH;.qaqutl ant yeqrIy adpcr,isers.
Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

MAJOR +. B. Warner, Paymaster for Della.
aware has been promoted to the rank of Lieu
tenant Colonel.
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The Russian Telegraph-Vesssls and
Men Employed Route, &c.
SAN FnANcIsoo, July II.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Ii.
The bark Golden Gate, flagship of the
Russian telegraph expedition, and steamer
G. S. Wright, With Col. Bulklsy, COM
mander of the expedition, and number Of
employees, sailed on the 18th for The Gulf
OF Anadie and the shores of Behring's
Straits. The land forces of the expedition
comprises about 1000 men.
Tho feet is under the command Of Capt,
G. w. Scammon, of the revenue service.
The vessels carry from two 10 six guns
each,
The Clara Bell carried q cable TO be laid
across Behring's Straits, and a small steam
err for river explorations. Col. Buckley,
himself, will examine the Gulf of Anadie
for the best crossing place to Asia. II is
400 miles wide, with an island in the
middle. The land work is TO go on at once
on the whole line from Westminster tc
near the mouth Of Amoor river, distance
of 1000 miles.
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Dollars, without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any one City,
Town, Village or Block, varies.
TH0S. A. ALEXANDER, President.
LUCIUS j. HENDEE, Secretary.
Hartford, January I'd, 1865.
Hartford, January 2, 1865. IS.
Personally appeared before me, HENRY Fow-
LER, Justice Of the Peace, duly qualified 10 adj
minister oaihs, THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, Presi-
dent, and LUclUsJ. HENDEE, Secretary, and made
solemn oath, that tie foregoing statement of the
assets and condition OF the ETNA Insurance
COMPANY is true.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace.
STATE OF CoHNEcrtcUT, HARTFORD Co., g,
SUPERIOR CovkT CLERKS OFFICE, 90
], CHAUNcEY Howard, Clerk of the County Of
Hartford, and OF the Superior Court within and
hereby certify that HENRY FOWLER, Esquire, on
the I'd day Of January, A. D., 1865, is Justice
OF the Peace, within and for said County, duly
elected and sworn, with authority by the lave Of
this State 10 administer oaills, and take the ac-
acknowledgement Of deeds and other instruments.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
T. my hand, and Seal Of the Superior Court at
lie q Hartford, in SAID County and State, on
this Cd day of January, AID, 1865.
CHAUNCEY HOWARD, Clerk.
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD
HARTFORD, JAN, 2, 1865.
At q meeting of The Directors held this day,
the following Resolution was UNANIMOUSLY adopt
ed
Rcsolecd,-That any person having claim
against this Company, growing out of contract
Of Insurance, made in the State Of Missouri with
the Agent or Agents thereof doing business in
said State, is authorized 10 sue this Company fol
the same, in any Court IN said State, having com
petent jurisdiction; and further that the service
| OF process on said Agent or Agents by persona
service, or by leaving copy thereof at his place
| OF abode, shall be binding on this Company t.
abide the issue OF such sHit, and that such service
shall authorize a judgement in the same manne
aud with like effect as a judgement Is takei
against an individual in such Court when having
! full jurisdiction over him.
| Witness my hand and the seal OF said Company
the day and year above written.
LIS. LUCIUS J. HEkDEE, Secretary.
JAS. s. THOMSON, AGENT,
| GLASGOW, MO,
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The roads in various parts Of The county
are in very bad condition, They have
not been repaired for q long time, and .
great deal Of rain has fallen within the past
few weeks. The County Court meets on
the first Monday in August, and we are re.
quested 10 notify all citizens interested III
this matter, TO repOr, to the Court all road;
that have no overseers, as it is their inten
tion to have them put in good order al
speedily as possible.
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THE Ram SroYrwALL,-The Spanish
Minister at Washington informs Mr.. Seward
thrt the Captain General of Cuba has re-
celved orders from Madrid 10 deliver the
StOnewall TO the person whom the United
States may commission TO receive her, and
that the surrender Is absolute and uncondi.
tional. The Spanish Government, at the
same time, does not fully cOnccde the right
of the Government of this country to demand
the Stonewall's surrender, but valves that
question in the present case out Of good
friendship for the United Slates. Mr..
Seward, in response, acknowledges the
international good will of the act, states that
measures will be Immediately taken for
receiving the Stonewall and informs Mr..
TOssarn that this Government will REIN.
burse Spain for expense necessarily incur.
red by the Captain General of Cuba il
becoming possessed of the vessel.
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ST. PAUL, July 7, 1865.

Oi' "a = l.; Jay - AOoS.
| suppose Eastern philanlhropists will
stand nghast as they read that the first IN
stollment Of bloOd.hounds for the purpose
Of hunting Indians, (il any should venture
near the settlement have reached this city,
Captain Potter, Of llth regiment, brought
up pack Of six from Tennessee, and will
take them to Blue Earth county next week.
The defeat of tho rebels has lowered the
price of CANNES, as evinced by the fact that
for tho entire pack, Cblood stOok,) Captain
Potter paid only 500. They were dog
cheap at that price. Colonel Evans, who
went South for blood hounds, has found the
Tennessee stock exhausted, and is now in
Mississippi making purchases. The 'no-
Bile savage. had better climb tree, or resort
to some other method TO leave this world,
when the dogs come around.
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ana departure OF Mails

ROUTE 10,AS9, FROM ALLEN TO GLASGOW.
Arrive every day, except Sunday, '..... r. NJ.
Depart " ",..6 A. NJ.
ROUTE i0,l5S, COLUMBIA TO GLASGOW.
Arrive every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
9 P. N,
Depart every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday,
u A. NJ.
ROUTE 10,402, GLASGOW TO MIAMI
Arrive every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday,
3 P. NJ
Depart every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
s a. NJ.
f. w. DIGGES, P. NJ.
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Palmer's Great Western Circus, that
was advertised to be in Roanoke on Friday
last, failed TO make its appearance, owing
to heavy rains and bad roads. Quite large
crowd had GENE 10 town to see the perform
onces. Only "side show" was on hand,
which was one Of the completest humbugs
we have seen. The circus, however, is
spoken of as a good thing.
Several disturbances took place during
the day. In one Of these, negro was shot
in ,he shoulder by Mr.. James Morris, oil
Charlton county, formerly soldier. We
learn the negro was the aggressOr He
was not seriously injured.
John Barleycorn had good time generally
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THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1865.
Baptist Association to Meet at Boon
vile, Missouri.

Mr.. ], Il. WINcuELL: Will you please
announce that the General Association OF
Baptists Of Missouri will convene at Boom
Vile, Mo-, on the third Saturday in August,
instead of Palmyra, on the fifth, as before
published, by order of the Executive
Committee.
L, WRIGHT, Chm.
S, c. Major, Sec'y,
July goth, 1865.