Smyrna times., 1865-08-02

OF iii - II imn>h! notes, hcPin> 10 lock IA
an ",i t''''. T''''iii"n times. Faces that have b..
IN. NOT an Ucc..> l! one ami tLo, '''.
IN oi 'h'iI' smoking and drinking will nn, -,
IT. swearing. about aS hard as eyer. Nu.t no. i
idt 40 yea t:4at about every able bodied ma,
e- III DiNic was under the sod. but walk ,,,,. d.
:" from the AStor House up to the Fifth Aycu,,,
X Hotel on the sunny SIDE will correct th,t -,
Is presSIon. Nearly all of these gentlemen hay
d a seedy appearance, but they do not talk as
A thty lelt they were suhjugated, or that the,
n Ieit IL 10 DC disgrace to have been but yester
" day, as 1t were in the catalogue Of treason .-
Such OF them as have saved anything from tn,
o wreck are gong to foreign cOuntries-some t.
England. some to South America others t,
c Australia, California and Oregon. There ar,
men OF talent and brains among them; but the
n great majority, SO far as my observation Px
!. tends, appear to be rather wild aud unsettled
morally as well as mentally.
: WHAT TIE SOUTm WILL WANT NORTH
Carolina, the Ncwbcrn Times says. will luriug
the present year, want at least two hundred
thousand dollars worth Of plOws aud as mauy
E more Of the various implements necessary fnr
, successful farming TO these add on" hundred
thousand more for carriages, wagons. Ne
Then 1t will require fifty thousand to >urll,,
wooden ware, such as tubs, buckets. nail. III
rcls &c, and fifty thousand more 10 ,n,,Iu
candles and soap, while two hundred th,,IIanJ
will hardly be sufficient to furnish shoes e.
the population. 1t thin. the people ought +,
supply these articles for thcmsclyr. and ~.
| be dependent upon other sources: but 10 dn.,.
requires still greater expenditure for the lu,
chlncry and manufactures TO make them. +,
say nothing OF the skilled labor required !,
VIII take some time yet to make North Cara
Ina independent of the North. for its NAM,
iacturng supplies. In the meantime, onc
manufacturers can study the present want. Of
That region alr; be prepared to supply them
TIE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. comm,
general convention Of the Episcopal Church in
!'rtnhcr next viii be one of the most important
IN the entire history Of the American Epi,cu-
pal Church.. According to Rev DIR. John
Cotton Smith, in his reply to the Bishop's
Pastoral, an effort will be made to introduce a
new canon intended to allow to the clergy of
thu church more liberal relations with those OF
oIher denominations This movement Will
meet with vigorous resistance as we'll as hearty
support The clergymcn identified with it ar.
We'll known tor their p rseverance and indepcn-
Gtnce' as well as for Il tendency to controversial
discussion wnile the Bishop will be supported
IN tnc course he has adopted by the vast body
OF ms clergy 1he return Ofdclegates from the
Southern D1Occses will be another and still
more important feature Of the coming coDveR-
tlon. ana there are questions to be considered
which will and to make the occasion one of spe
clal lnterest-Ne,o York Post.
MAN VERSUS WoMAN-THE DIFFERENCE =
The precedent established in the Harri, ra.a
was partially reversed to-day in a cause tr;.J
before Judge Wylie. in the same court in wh,L
Miss !larllS was acquitted, and in part. by tL..
,@alnc @ Jury winch decided that it is ju>tihalh.
lohiclde when woman kills her lover bnrau.,.
lie d;d Lot marry her One Horatio Nalon,
owed and lived with Florence Wilson. q nr.,,:.
title woman, about the size and annraranco
us > llarriS: Florence vowed eternal lova ana
ldcllty to lioratio but hc would ken cn,n,'.
, contrary 70 Il9ratiO expressed wish wjtho
iln u H'9cr than lioratio. So IIoratio inserted
nc oL'de OF small knife somewhere n r."
,i.n! Iilll,! VI thG Min RIB of Florence and mad.
me iG scratch; and Florence this aftnrn0n,
old her story to the jury, who found IIor,r;',
nl'E' and ne was sentenced TO eigLt yrsr.,
nlIIiin"hnGnt y H. IN the penitcntary. Had Ir.,.
- kIlvd Florence, it is understood thn INV.
'ould have acquitted him. ''
kentucky had better raes the amand,o.t
abolish slavery and keep her negroes. if >hE
.cuS .r their physical help. They are all getting
,.oSH @ I'le Oll" as fast as possible, and one
e''tuelr owners Will never be able To rccov-
IHehI again. Sixty thousand have gone ont
NehIIGcky on military passes since the I>tot'
~; q, Nentncky wants them, Ohio does nor
HON
alnst her wish. We should think thar " ,b;n az
u would have some weight with Kentnnt'
Ill MS present estimate of the value of tL,
We institution. But established institnt;ons
ger long after their utility Is gone. '
MARRYING IN THE SOCTH.-A letter fror,
"DeTh, North Carolina, saws that a CON
e[aDie number OF young men whose rnui.
htS are about being mustered out-surb as
f'!h ana 18th New ork and 9th Penn
'ahla H9uaves-have made up their minds
'!aiy III the country. There are too many
@.plc @ openings TO be resisted. They are fast
rrylng the dlScOnSoiatc Young ladies oil
0WS and settling down for life upon tho ra
farms which on every hand invite their Ia
and enterprise. N'' Id
MALL GHANdE-CoIN.-It is gratifying +,
q Sraduai reappearance of the small MOI
'I;S, i, toSetner with an occasional elimnse ~
UIt"eS anu new three cent pieces Tbn
/ aS%ehger railway conductors begin -
IL "'l occasional piece Of silver, and stotc
teHery week brings more and more coin
" :, 80 r'S iIJ"s concealed hiding places No
Z would crafty the people more than
drawel of ncie Sam schange notes Irh;.I
'H thlS time getting to be so dirty thar thct
never touched but with Apprehension.
EATI OF ARTHUR TAPpAv -Tb;s III
'n citizen of New York, and an "tS nr;..1 %e.l
ZIONIST died on last Saturday wcet at
Haven, Conn. The Tribune saws avs, that AZ
en- Garrison was imprisoned in Bahimnrc ,r.
article N his paper upon the Domrs,;c
: Trade | Mr.. Tappan paid the fine and rc'
HIM from JAIL and his name from tbot
forward, was as notorious and almnst ~
Mated at the South as Garrison's own
: Bennett, of the New York Herold hoe
lased the site where Barnum's Mnsemn S
; ana intends to build an office on tho To-
lor the publication of his Journal II,
est location for a newspaper in thai c;tr A
y Ilu 5000 600, which shows the anonnt of
u required now in frst-class newsnanor
I'M, who had lease for twelve Years ON
u was paid $3.50, 900 for his rolease TIn N
~ outlay before the office will be read fiU
Ill be $500 ie"uS lon
NESS OF WM. B. PAcA-Mr W., y
OF Wye, Queen AIMS CO.. o. Nd H. wbo b.
Iely tired and acquitted ofmurder ip,tbe
ated Paca case, at Easton is nrononncoI %
dangerously i'll. The excitement ] and
| anxiety attendant upon the trying or.
lrough which he passed last month, has
mined hls health, injured his nervous
zatlon, and it is thought Superinduced
esent attack of typhoid fever, from which
opposed he may not recover.