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Smyrna times., 1865-09-13
TEACHER WANTED.

A. Teacher is wanted to take charge of the School
goo, character, and be competent 10 teach ths F.
llsh branches, Apply TO Robt. Wilson, Robt .RangS.
ley Or Wm' c. Smith, near Smyrna, Del seo6
Smyrna times., 1865-09-13

Mr.. Charles II. Wynne, of the Richmond
Times, was cowhided and severely injured in
that city on Tuesday, by Mr.. Raynor, an agent
tor that paper, with whom he had had o diff.
Guilty. Raynor was arrested and held to hail
Smyrna times., 1865-09-13

=, MEMORIAL OF THE MISSISSIPPI LADIES IN
06EIHALF OF JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The New
OTIeahS True Dett1 publishes a memorial sign-
ca oy over four hundred ladies of Marshall
county, Mississippi, and addressed to Presi-
4enc johnson, asking executive clemencv for
Jefferson Davis. After some preliminary re-.
marks, the memorialists say:
IL Is well known to your Excelency that
ior years past, sectional strife has been seem
EeIgy IoStered BY extremists both North and
oo9tn' which led to a general conflict of arms
anu anu the shedding OF the best blood of the land.
Ohe party and section have been forced bv the
a!oitrainent OF the sword to succumb. TH tho
@ rlotorS anu their success the paudits of the
great North has been given bountifulIv T. :,
asking too much of you to grant the v;old;,'a'
party and It's chief the poor tribute Of bona"tSS
view? 'Ao! hau IN
=, Mr.. Davis was but the representative of
the defeated party and called, as he was bv
Tue Almost united voice of the Southern peonle
10 preside over their councils and guide tbn,n
through the terrible storms of war ho was L'', ~
doing their bidding in armed conflict as bo
had before represented their views in times of
peace Is It, therefore, right that yials Of
wrath should be poured upon his head wbo
whatever his faults may have been, mr. tbo ""o' s
Posed errors OF his cause, was devoted and c,;.P
sented? ipleS ne repre-
have surely Sg sarad U4fS hdpPDy sSonaR and cheerful people
that have been she'd the anguish 1'u botn the tears
despair which has been our portop Urio Iurie 5ae
unhappy war; be brought home s'1n 10 curing urn this
y,Sroi " 81 reality we could not, would not nSod
and n resnort oer one whom we honored in prosperity
'P'0' anu Venerate in adversely "
I'M Tee
vor mere H were several Rebel Generals who
,uS;Ip porn and reared in the loyal States VIM n1
enasr tHe Ee C6o left good Offices in the North
Northern D men o~Sde5ste %bS gd.S service There
- lato Pennsylvania and Indiana Tbnras wer aUr
,ooS Sag mat ana enlisting officers who raised a
and Kentno SJluers for the Rebellion in Mary
vef we, Bsar BAentucky u and Missouri. Did any one
Northern ~ suspect that single one of these
al? p : - ''0' was BLACK kepubli-I
Smyrna times., 1865-09-13

ne TIMES" is published erery Wednesday at.
@sFsoo"' by Jos. H. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro.
PrietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
T HS-SuBsCRrprIoN,--Oas vear. 80 On in mi
0aHce' or $3.50 if not pa;d ill end Of the gear. No
paper discontinued pH'a aiIarrears are paid-Only
st tse option Of TIE I4abhsber.
ADVERTISEMENTS DH be Inserted at the rate ofSepsn
Gents line tor Eis first insertion subsequent in.
ssrtions g. ceats, A liberal discount made IN
q'"t'rtT. ''m'.''ar a. aaL yearlp aduertissrs.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-13
Interest on the Public Debt.

1he ottlclal statement of the public debt IN
the 3lSt OF August published this week. shows
the interest thereon to amount to SI38. OBI :
62S n, which is a reduction of 5 $50. $40 O4
since the previous monthly statement. This
Is remarkable exhibit, especially in view If
the fact that there had been an agrrcrote in.
crease of the public debt itself during that
month to the amount of 1896, 296. The in
crease Is but small one i'll comparison with
What mas been shown at other periods when
large amounts OF new loans were being nushed
upon the Market to obtain means for the nav
ment OF the tremendous war expenses In
the previous two months of June and July.
there had been an increase of the public debt
In this way of over 1922, 100000. In the pres
ent changed feature of the exhibit we have the
unmlStakable evidence of a cessation of the
large llquldatlons which had necessarily to fol-
low Immediately on the close of hostilities. and
unless unpaid acquisitions are allowed to aeon
mu!ate to too great degree, there seems to be
indications, with proper continued reduction
OF the military establishment, that the reve
nues from the combined sources ofiternal and
revenue taxes, may, ere long, permanently an
pr0Xlmate to expenditures
VI the yearly interest on the gross amount
OF the public debt, $64, 100000 is pavabIe in
gold. This amount, it is evident, is easily col
lectaOle from the duties on customs, and with
UUl PIeSenG tarlH the indications are that
large excess Of coin will accumulate in the
treasury in addition. They would at once show
the p-oprlety of further modifying the burden
OF taxes upon the people in that particular at
least. 1t appears that the revenue from cus-
toms at the port of New York, for the eight
months thus far of the current calendar wear,
mas reached 500, 1856, 600, or within less than
four millions and half of the gross yearly coin
interest," payable by the Government At the
sS same rate OF customs receipts at New York for
the the whole year., the amount would be over
SgO, ,OOO,O 900; and of course there is a conside- |
rable amount also to be derived from the 9th
er ports The evidences are, therefore. good
lor taking care of our gold interest," and redu-
cling the tariff also.
The large reduction of nearly million and
quarter In the gross amount of interest in one
month, I may, in part, be traced to the fact that
Ihe department has retained such compound
interest notes as have come into the treasury
with from SIX month to years interest on,
ana e issued notes in exchange, dated at the day
u issue, and, in some instances, a month or
more ahead. In this way over three hundred
thousand dollars in accrued interest has alrna.
iy been saved to the Government.
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ARK ANSAS.

Our Little Rock Correspondence.
LITTLE Rocx, Jan. 3, 1895
Election Of United States ScndtorNo Enemy NORTH Of
Red Rivv-MaorSder Orders all Rebel CITIZENS Of
Arkdnsas 70 Crou Red River into Louisiand a1d
Tezas, de,
VIM D. Snow was elected to the United States Senate
by tho Legislature Of this State the 3oth uit Mr..
Snow was born In Worcester county, Mass, and 10
thoroughly antslavcry In sentiments working mem
Der Of the old whs party and enthusiastic rcpub-
can He Is elected by Legislature composed OF men,
seven cghths Of them having been born In the slave
States
General stccc's letter TO Governor Murphy, before
leaving ispubishcd lilo s:-tThc rebels hold por
tIon OF this State except line from Camden TO Red
river and that Magudcr has ordered tho rcbci citizens
10 fall back Red river or no would leave them
only thirty days ratons.
General Reynolds, who supcrscdes General Steele has
ordered the evacuation OF all tho ouposts, aud troops
10 report hero 10 advance.
The rebel army concentrating nj Camden TO fall back
10 Louisiana Texas Dcsertcrs say the southwestern
norton Of tho State 10 he made desolste In their march,
iIcnce the citizens are ordered away IN advance.
Our State courts organizing, and the Crcuse
Court for this dstr OF is now N session. 800 -
The Legislature las authorized loan or $4,000
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P.ss: H r..'ss ~ .s ss w s
Pa.Arr sehrs Ads Amss Msraon Baltimore for Boston;
aSssdSs Ky s- VIZ. .s &.
Jsn l7sld srss Kennedy Chs Wesley schrs patsen
Rs..ins Hanuiba Boynton, Aarana, DsAisr Nancy
ass AsA Ames rs .'o %Io Gaoes reps Avouas
S.sSs Iss ss%ssi Ss%ss; :
louisa Iris bs, Emily Nay 9 draler Virginia, ABBY
psrsns sr Fred sn ,,asgao uahss
KEY VEST Jan lo1iS port brig Auras Clark PHI
NV SKbSoRD. Jan GAIT scar Deanison. Br's
David ss,I xns vL SS
S ssa SSss1 s4 E s.
% raS Asss
Wa ss % 81 ss JOKE s.
q E'; ss:'S: isl;s Enc
.ear. Trade wind smith, Boston for yor.res:
To- es; E
en-, gsasSs1a 'o 90
g. F sss ssss
Ss s: s:! ~ s.ss r.
martins. A.. sor e ass S.s
SsSsr way q . OUT SID ISL ssir wn 7r.i S:sSss
PHILADELPHIA, Jan i7-Arr brigs Foster Hammond.
rBosBn Is Wcash EtrOordge kYork; sohr Mary Magee
Ayres, fymoaM NC CID ship AustrAlia Tswar, = Bar
Br bark White Wing wkie Laguayra; schr Sussa
PORTLAND, Jan is@Arr NJ r Curtis Athsr,on Ma
Ga Es bark Jessie Grant Natsasas brig AaIis
fRoviDEhcE Jan lsArr sohrs eoean bird Conlsy B.a.
tmore; Speedweli Hammond, Pawtuxent River; Heroine
Champln. Delaware City; Ranger Smith, NYork- =
7hArr ste. Electra, Nye and Ospray. kenney New
York.
Jan srr bark Baker, New
SAVANNAH, Jan 8-Arr steamer Mary Benton Ludwck,
Csnoncus Gates and Colt Jones, Hilton Head; brig
Freeman, Crowen do CID steamers Canoncus Gates, and
W w Colt, Jones, lIiiOn Head
SALEM Jan n-Arr brig Abner Taylor CULVER, Eliza
bethport schr Fred Reed, Friend, do
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"iDSnsdAfs can. 10, ioon.
AsaEI-Receipts, IA bbls. Tho market still continued
inactive, and prices were wholly nominal
BrsAnuuPRs. 1905 bbls. flour, 1eT bbis.
and 25o7 bags corn meal 5,4o7 bushels corn 622 do
oats, $50 do rye, 1850 do barley and 3oo5 do malt
The market for all articles coming under this head was
almost counterpart of the reports have given for
several days pastduness being tho ruling feature, with
so little variation in prices to call for spe ia
mark. The feeling to- ay, tho whole, decd idly
Oppressive; yet with little disposition to operate prices
we're nominally unchanged TIC salcs wero 60o9 bbls
State and Westcrn 500 southcrn and 400 Canadian In
rye -four nothing done OF corn meal we notice
saas q 200 bbs a. Ss Is SIS 20 for Jersey and %
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VALrsr CrY. Colorado !,

vALIsr cry, Colorado, Jan II, 1895.
Tho telegraph operator from Junction Station arrived
hc-o this morning. He had escort part OF the way
having travelled twenty-five miles alone In the night
He found two wounded men at a ranch fvc miles west
OF here, they having crawod distance OF ten miles
An cs or was scnt from here who brought tho wounded
men In. Ho found American Ranch, fourteen miles
west OF hero, again fire. and bodies burned 70
cindcra Among Thorn were two children and ono wo
man. 4F1 ~ kf1 80 e.
largo number Of Indians all along the road Sig
nal Arcs arc burning at night In every direction
II 10 expected that the Indians will butcher ovcry per
son on the road unless spcedy assistance "a senL
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NEWS FROM MEXICO.
~>~~~~e~~rc~~~~~>~-S>~
ARRIVAL OF THE MORO CASTLE.
Maximilian's Policy on the Church Question
and Triumph Of the Liberals.
The Church Party and Papal
NunciO Disguised.
Por6rio Diaz Field at Bay-Where-
abouts Of Juarex,
&c., &c., 90.

The steamship Moro Castle Captain Adams which left
Havana january II, arrived q this port yesterday
morning. @44f I.s..4s #t.ss s.e,f
Two three blockade runners arrived ~ Havana since
New Years. day. but ths species OF business y exceed
ingy dull. The Colonel Lamb was a Havana fsuo has
sau Ane looking steamer and said 70 b stosi PaAsd
but Il was not though. she amounted 10 much.
y An English dramatic cssaiasy, lately arrived a.
Havana from Now York, eomnenccd series of per
formances On the evening of January Ia
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The Asia Outward Hound.

f"oFVS1 HoOVs
The steamship ASIA for Liverpool Via Halifax, sailed
at half-past O'Clock this afternoon. She has forty
eight passengers for Liverpool and twenty four for
Halifax and takes out eleven thousand dollars In spcic.
Some Ave inches Of fell last night which detained
tho New York mail train Until noon
The Asia waited for tho mails, which vorc duly for.
wardod together with the latest press md commercial
dnanafches
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News from ST. Thorn as.


Ast Thomas letter Of the 3oh OF December, contains
the following miscellaneous news itcms:--
From Matamoros we learn that at Corpus Christi the
Confederate Colonel Mat Nolan and Mr. j. O. Donald
as.slssuatcd on the night OF the 2lst ult.
Cen Slaughter has issued decree declaring Pass do
Aquil Iareds Rio Grande and led nburg to be the only
frontier toHns through which tho expectation Of cotton
Is TO DO allowed
BY tho Corsica learn OF the loss Abaco OF the
steamer Princess Royal Will her way IRON Bermuda
to Nassau. ~
On tho % inst the steamers Confederate states and
the Cbcora reported TO have arrived from Charles
ton, the Syron and Little Hattie, also from Charles
ton, and tina. tho Agnes L. Fry aud the la
trely lost White trying to get from Charleston.
On the 9Th inst the rebel steamer Colonel Lamb, OF
8l6 TONS we'd from Nassau and is reported she is
Intended for piyacor; and on the 9th nst arrived Tho
steamer Lark. e07 tons, from Liverpool and Madeira,
consigned TO Charles j. Helen, the rebel agent
in this city. On tho 18th Inst. the Neva, which
bad sailed on tho 10Th, reported in distress, but
tho ecnc. orno on that she was chased by United
States gunboat The Denbigi, 10 have sailed last
night, but hare not time to isarn If she got of.
The MonoDgahela left yesterday morning. and may vet
pivo account Of this thcro successful steamer Tho
Galatea is still in port but leaves o-day.
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CLEARED Il
etoaaship OslumhA, Barton, Hsvans-Npo6ord Tlestoa
Ss.msAsp = Ksishs. aail,sAsr. rsti.sdpAaa-wJ ray
sSis hasvs~ e.ss.. HssoAi..sa, Es-srpos 3 x.nAaa
H A,ss.es ,s 1e'.
Brig Lima thAasvcr3 olberg rFuach. Meineks
Brig Unicn .Bs, Reid. 81 Pierre. Nsrt-D Dsyosf .g
s msnpss ~ Dc Cor
S:: . .s Il No. ys.
Brig Kate Orb Seanian st Johns. kFGordon, Bruce
brig Yoi.a,s lArs) Reid 1alnore-w W DeForrest Co.
: SHssSs
sss sr Rs'f Fs1
schrJ Maitland, darmow, Beaufort, NC-Murray Nc
schr y W Lawrence, wccss No-fok-sherman Bros.
sosrJc Warrington, Worthinston Enthusiastically,
schr Flying Fish Thomp n. w.
Schr Daniel Webster Adams,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Moro Castle Adams Havana Jan "A at Pm,
ss ss s1 g @es o. jupiter Lighthouse saw
'nS e aasls hf as aas .aYIes Havana days. with
"sss ans 6 ssnos Young G
Fortress Monroe. 10 Quarermascr 10Th inst on Cape
looxou spoke ship Lawrence Thompson hence for Port
steamship promethcus ~ transport Beckit Fortress
steamship Dadi.y Buck III 8 transport Mcrryman Fort.
rcss Monroe to u S Quartermaster
Steam ship Admiral Dupont GU tranapOrt, Pepper Fort
ress Monroe 10 U Qunrterm,ster. ..f
E"T va. yss,s ayEs sas L
ported IS below from caleatta Crossed Che Grand Banks
M 70 tha. Tine since then very heavy gales with
had 10 keep under short sail not having enough TO
work tho ship Jan Danei Macolm OF Glasgow
fell rom the NUN tosayard 70 The deck and was instantly
old ,msn nane not ascertaned who previously belonged
Empire at lIayc was found dead ia tho orecasc he is
native Of New York aud has family. ..tlHs
BARB velma tef Boston Nicksrs,n Maaga Oct passed
lon % 49, while blowing hca ny Joseph Howes mate
Of Boston, washed OF the forccase overheard and
had heavy weather and has been since Dec 10 from lon o.
with heavy w n le5.
Bark rowLatan, Pendieton Providence via Newport in
ballast 10 l. q q 0riswoId. .iss 49,. IL ,as5.
brig c.ra Pckcns iiowes Port Royal days. lib ballast
n N l. Mr('ready 4 Co.
Scr Potter Potter. Hilton Head, with wood. Was on
noc Townends Inlet but got or with loss Of ruddcr
and arfIvedst this port 18th
Schr John Ice, Bnnncll. Baltimore, 4 days.
SAILED.
Steamers Columbia Petrel ships Midnight, Frank Flint,
Lucy Harriet bgrks Ccnucgos Persia rgs Cassandra
Jane Bcl Clark. Pension Greyhound Scio Kibbry,
Anna I.iens Tantamr Z igclGw clio. Tercsits, Jor
dan, Kate, UEon Rust Albert achrs Grapesho Chase
Webb. Mir ada Ida dc !. rore rGn Meter Arctic Luz
crcta, Anaconda, J Randolph. Rider, IL brewster
Wind At sunset NV.
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The Spanish mail steamer Cuba arrived here yesterday
from tho neigborng islands and coast Of Venezuela
From ST. Domingo have ncvs beyond tho fact that
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The Esca ped Correspondents

LOufsviLLS, jan I8, 1885.
The army correspondents, Rchardsor, Davis and
Drown, and Captain Thomas u. wolfc ate Of the bark
Texas left for tho East the map boat al noon 70 day
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Marine Disasters.

PFovIScrTowS Jan. IL, 1895.
Tho brig Fannie, Of Portland, Captain Hubbard, from
Havana for Boston, with sugar, came ashore two miles
below Cape Race Point, about two O'Clock this morning.
She has lost forcmast with sails and rigging attached
Grow saved.
Borrow Jan. ia, 1906
The schooner Ella Hodgdon Of Bangor, from Key
West Is ashore Nantaskct beach. Crew saved Tho
vessel will probably be total loss
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
WrpNrspAY. Jan. 1s-6P.

WEDNESDAY,, Jan 1s-6P. NJ
Tho gold market has been moderately active, but with
only slight variations in price, all day The demand was
chiefly from the shorts 10 close contracts and this
diminished the tendency towards lower figures.
The speculative feeling in favor OF Is tame while
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TIE FIRErIEN.

Alta SPECIAL MEETING OF HARRY HOWARD
"A Hook and Ladder Company No H. held at their truck
house, No 80 CGlon street january 49, 1866, the follow.
Ing resolution unanimously adopted :Resolred, That
we tender our sincere thanks TO Mrs Jackson Of
No 30, Water street bounLful supply of refresh
the company at tho Late lire In Cherry street,
the night of the 18th instant o,,., -,
EucrNx J. NJ. CoRKLE, secretiry.
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SHIP PING NEW S ,

-sFs !. a- SPECIAL NOTICE.
All letters and packages Intended for the Npv YOar
HERALD should be scaled
q ALMANAC FOE NEW YORK--rHIs
cum RsuS .....,....... 20 NOON Riszs morn
SON ............ O. HON WATER. II
Port Of Now York, January 10, 1895.
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News from south America.

fHE PERUvIANS DECLINE TO ATTACK THB SPANISH
FLRET AT THB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOB
GErTLxMENr REJECrED BY THE sPANIARDs
fss TAomss tDeo 30 Correspondents Of ths piasc. u
f 9r3 Havana G4A E-1
Yesterday tho Chief o. Squadron senor ftnson scft
sas port for Southampton. not having been IN tho
iast olestsd during his transit acrossthe iShmua Tho
Chief Of SQUADRON Admiral aPareja arrived ~ IAtna
On the Cd inst anArsnainsd shere thrce dsys aftcr
which no left the Ohincha Isan Is 70 take command
Of the feet there Tho feet has not attacked In any
way, nor was such thing thought or The Peruvian
government has obtained large majority Ia tho Con-
res and situation OF tho interior of the country
very pacific one, all restraints business having
ceased Everything leads to tho belief that tho Hspano
Peruvian question will end In amcable arrang
honorable to both governments at variance. The
Congress of Penpoenares has taken part in the que
ton and will endeavor By every means in their power
end the conflict without appeal ng TO war.
On the 9Th the of war Berepguela arrived at Val
para!so left the day towards tho south is
supposed sho in advance in search OF aid for the
saving OF of tho menof var bat had remained IN tho
Straits OF Magellan in very bad position The burning
OF the man ofwar Trinito IL onfrmed. There
explosion Of tho magazine, IL flooded in tmc that
all tho lives saved and tho money and the nautical
inslrumen'f
II is said that in council of war formed in Peru OF
determine as TO whether the Spanish cot should be at
tackled at tho Chincha Islands, there seventeen
votes aga INST tho measure and three In favor PROPOSE
tons had been made TO Parea to abandoa these islands
Peru binding herself TO Qndatc all the just claims Of
Spain. These, we arc told, were not listened to.
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Since January 1....s 81, so3,5sl o,si2,39i 4G9o,sSs
The interest the FIRST mortgage bonds OF the Hudson
River Railroad due February will be pad and after
chat day by the treas .rcr Of the company.
The highest cash prices Of the railroad and miscclla-
shares AZ the first session Of the Board Of Brokers
day compare with the quotations "Wednesday Of last
week "a follows
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BUFIUS, Jau Iot ioOS'
The following Is tho weekly statement Of the condition
OF the banks OF this city
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tho Domiuicans % the number Of about thousand,
maic attack on tho Spanish camp at Monte Crsti
about tho LIST or I'd inst They easily repulscd
Dates from Venezuela arc TO December "a Falcon has
ocen elected President Of the republic by immense
majority For the present complete tranquility reigns
throughout tho country. On tho 2ist the Central Rail
rad nauguraed; that Il, tho FIRST shovelfui OF
earth turned up by General Guzman Blanco, acting
oxe utivc who furnished with silver spade for the
purpose would have been better sign II the spade
had boon Of IRON
From Caracas and Porto Cabeo we have dates 10 tho
aa December The complaints Of tho State Of Cuayana
have boon attended to and peace established.
Gen Pulgar attempted revolution In tho State OF Zu
ano but sgnay failed thus leaving the whole In peace
Rumors Of the abandonment OF ST. Domingo arc again
prevalent here
The Diayo says:-By tho steamer from st. Thomas,
we get very meagre news In regard 10 st. Domingo After
losing great many lives from sickness It has boon
decided the encampmcnt town OF Sarnai.a 10
! place called Cayo Lcsaralado, or Raised Kcy
During tho rst week OF this month date not gveD the
rebels beligerent TO tho number OF one thousand
attacked tho Spanish forces at Monte Christi We arc
told they repusod with loss but othcr partica
lars are given. which seems strange However, proves
the Domnicans 70 DO In foroo and By no means dis
pirited.
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DRY GOODS.

TNuRs-WIILIAM MOSER CAN NOW OFFER TO TIL
puIlic an uncuuaed assortment OF Russian and Hud
son Bay Sable Furs great reduction from former prices
WILLIAMsMOSEE, Al Maiden lane.
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A DvANCED.--TnE PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARIN0
Agency sis b;s.:s: 90 e go coat: from Ss
Hevenh avenue between Twenty second and Twenty htr
streets whore all orders will be duly attended o In or ous
the city. ..s...4
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-21
III 4 r z I z D

ROCKWELL-KELLOG- Leroy. by A. Rovse
Esq, Sept 8, Mr.. John Rockwell to Mrs. Myrtie
kellog, all of Franklin
EMMING-HENSON-B the Same Sent IN
Mr. olden Flemming, of Leroy to Mrs. Susan
Henson, of Burlington.
CRAMNER-BUXTON-B the same at the Hol-
comb House, Mr.. Edwin Cramner, of Monroe
Ton, TO Mrs Lettie Buxton, of New York
ECKER-THOMPSON-In Rome Santamber
H. by the Rev Bella Cogswell of Tuscarora, Mr.
Isaac Decker, to Mrs. Mary Jane Thompson,
both of Rome
LAIH LAIHkOP---RUSSELL- Orwell, on the sec
ond INST, by Rev. Clark Salmon, Mr.. A. Judson
Lathrop OF Russell Hill, Wyoming Co., to Miss
Mary D. Hook of Orwell.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-21
D I r d

Towanda, August II, Willis East
man, aged 80, years. months and II DAYS.
WOOD-In this Borough, on the 10Th inst, after
asevere illness, CARRIE NJ. youngest child of Chas
Z. and Caroline E. Wood. Aged one year and
five months.
We watched her breathing, through that day,
Twas painful, short and low,
AS in her breast the wave of life
Kept heaving to and fro!
So silently we seemed to speak
So slowly moved about
As we had lent her half our powers
To eke her living out!
Our very hopes belied our fears,
Our fears our hopes belied-
We thought her dying when she slept,
And sleeping when she died
For when the eve came dim and sad,
And chill with coming showers,
Her gentle eyes were closed-she had
\ brighter world than ours !! -