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DIED:

7 I'm = Sunday, July 18th, in Wilmington. DR.
a. T. VAUGHAN. aged "a years. 4'O"' ~
ter Of JOS % and Sn.an 15nFFtOn F LIZZIE D. daugh
Smyrna) aged II mos. Vo'uiefiy OF
~ On the 10th, in this town, JOHN CLARENCE
amlant nnaJ !, son son of John B. and Mary F. Cooner'
PETER CALLAwAY died near v.,non Uo,,
DerD 1u'y oih INST aged 10. tie had been x,or't,
OF The NJ E. Church Tor nbnmI fo ~ s,.r,
sewa,d OF years he held The Offices OF Iea1e md
b'I;u winch POSITIONS he filled wIIh graa, , o,'u
ond u2 10 the date above gwen. when sC,sr l,
,ri;,"da illness which he bore with great CbTis,sn
hssvau ne 'Irmphanily passed away I. his hons ~
oae" lie has LETT. beside a number of rb;t' oie ~
ms I"s- an aged companion with 70
hyone years whose Gun of 49,, "o o. .uu
ea,y lull but hi happy death and ihe srsc. Us
moi give. ""ich the W. ran.
APPS
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THE NEWS.

1he military board appointed for the exami.
natlon OF the various firearms now in use by
dlnerent nations, have carefully examined sixty
one dlnerent rifles and muskets, and have re-
ported that the most effective, safe and sinh
Ssantlal arm Is the Springfield rifle, with the
IDerdan Improvement, which changes it to a
6reech, Loading rifle. The board consisted OF
others. "'"
The Freedmen's Bureau Commissioner for
north Carolina reports that he is investigating
several eases of aggravated outrage committed
near wilmington. Of the 100000 blacks in
tne state, 2S4 are receiving ratiOns A de-
CREASE OF +: 49, ratlOnS Is reported since the
month OF May. One hundred and nineteen
1reedmen's schools are now in operation in
Worth Carolina, with lG5 teachers The at
tendance averages 9.O>4 pupils, I schools hav-
ing suspended for the Summermonths.
- At public celebration of the Fourth in
New Orleans, Mayor Monroe, in introducing
the reader of the Declaration ofIndependence.
TOOK occasion to say thft he differed from
one expression OF opinion in that document, to
Iae eHect that all men were created equal Tie
nlgger could not be considered the equal of the
man and as the writer of the declaration, Mr..
Jefferson, was STAKEHOLDER, it stood to reason
tnat ne never could have meant to include the
nlgger in that assertion.
zen. Sherman tour through New England
IS perfect. ovation. At Boston and every
other place he visits the gratifed peOple re-
celVe HIM with the highest honors
VIM. Allen, George H. PQndleton, Geo. W
Morgan, and NJ: Il. Willis have been appoint
cd delegates at large to the National Conven-
uon by the Ohio Democratic Committee.
At the Republican Congressional caucus. On
Saturday night, resolution was adopted look
ing to adjournment on the 23d.
The President has signed the Tax bill.
The Army Appropriation and Pilot bills have
been approved by the President
A. W. Randall has been nominated to the
Senate for Postmaster General, to succeed Mr..
Dennison.
Green Clay Smith has been confirmed as
Governor of Montana.
Numbers of Congressman, some of them
quite unwell, have gone home, believing that
Congress will soon adjourn.
A joint conference of the members of the
Virginia State Executive Committee of the
Breckenridge, Bell and Douglas parties of1S6O
was held yesterday in Richmond and resolu-
tlons approving of the Philadelphia Conven-
ton, and recommending the election of dele
gates, were adopted,
The clipper ship Hornet, from New York
for San Francisco, was burned at sea on Nav
Sd. Two boats, with the first and second
mates and twenty Others are missing.
Gen. Francis Fessenden, son of Senator Fes-
sender, of Maine, succeeds Gen Stannard az
assistant Commissioner Of the Freedmen'g Bu-
reau in Maryland.
A oolored girl in Georgia has brought suit
for breach of promise of marriage against
negro man. Il is the first case of the kind
known ia Georgia.
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BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE THE steamboat
PORTSMOUTH is now running on night trips be-
tween MahOn's and Phila See adv.
All who may be in want of Lumber can he
supplied with a good article of White Pine
Boards at very low prices by calling on John
X; Wilson, at the Camp Meeting ground. near
Blacktird, New Castle county. He has erect
ed tents on the ground, and will sell the Lum-
ber when the Camp Meeting is over, in ouan-
titles to suit purchasers
>, If the ladies want tape or II tape Paris
Trail Hoop Skirts, they can find them at Prim
roses. TIE THING. '
:. Splendid lot of Busters at E. Wards; sell
ling cheap
The place to buy yourself nice suit of Cloths
Is at Allen s. His stock of Cloths and Cassi
mGeres, plain and fancy, is very large, and he is
selling low to suit the times.
=, Ward has the best assortment of Linen
Goods in town. Very cheap.
Who has the best assortment of Cloths and
Cotton. "
b. b. Allen is selling Prints, Muslins and
domestic Goods, lower than any one in town.
Call and examine.
Who has the best assortment of Gentlemen 5
furnishing goods? Baggs & Cotton.
Where can find cheap Clothing? ATE.
Ward cheap Clothing Store
Where can | get nice Suit of Clothes made
to order? AT Baggs & Cottons.
Who sells Ready-made Clothing cheap?
Baggs & Cotton.
If you want a superior Black Silk for coats
or dresses, go to B. B. Allen also, fine stock
OF English Chintz, Lawns and other dress goods
always on hand.
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UNION STATE CONVENTION.

A State Convention Of the Union Party Of
Delaware will be held in the Hall of the House
Of Representatives, at DOVER, on WEDNEs-
DAY, AUGUST 8TH, at clock, 2. NJ, ior the
purpose of nominating candidates for Governor
and Representative in Congress, and the trans
action of such other business as may be brought
before the Convention.
Each county will make arrangements for its
own representation, as usual
by order Of the State Central Committee,
John 7, MCI4EAR, Chairman.
+: D. PORTER, Secretary.
Wilmington, July 10th, 1866.
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Fourth of July at Lincoln.
.DIToR OF SMYRNA TIMEs-Deor Sir.

.,-, Having
Fourth OF July, our curiosity prompted us 10 auend
Alter tfIVlng several miles The sandiest kind
OF roads. we deserted at distance what bore stIk
ing resemblance TO gypsy encampme nj IN wIner lime
and approach leund It To be the ver,,ahIa
town OF Lincoln. II we an artist we wOud send
you an engraving Of The pace for 1t quite a curos
Iy in IT'S way, but you must pictute n IN
your own mind while we attempt TO describe it,
II IS place situated upon stupendOus sane bank
surrounded lhe town, we meanl by pOveItystrIcken
farms and iniersecied by raIrOaG-hai is to be IN
The good time coming" However the houses some
% III number. are quite respectable looking edrces
Our candid opinion Of Lincoln and its vIcinIy Judging
from appearances. is that it Gas Coz; Drake saId
bound 10 be the place II is the place tor real estate
agents make iOTlunes by selling lots nj exorb,nIv
high prlces The place for capitalist invest their mo-
ney and get no reiurEs; the place for of moderate
meanN To invest their le all and lose IT. but mol Ihe
psace 10 make money; not the place where prudent
men would buy property and settle
we may be mistaken Like the man whose name il
pears II may yet be "a burning and shining hight"
but we think the prospect for such "a consumm tIIOn
devOuy TO be wished" rather dim at present s,
much for the place; now for The celet ration
The singing bv The Glee Club was excellent and
did them much credit. The PRAYER was short plain
ahu appropriate The Presentation aud Reception Of
The flag were rather tame. We are sorry bnt truth
compes us to say that the composition I'm other words
he literary taenD OF The speeches would have sham.
eu twelve year-Old boy; The only good thing bout
lhem was their brevity The reading of The Iieclar
non OF Independence was IN keeping with the speech.
esi II was monOi"nOus II tone and faulty in prOnunt
aion The OrallOns (what wreIched prostitution of
the lerml We're the nexI in Order and deserve pass
ing notice The first hy-well, no matter whom
was as s" less OF deph elOqu nee as nDy thing in
'hS snap oil speech could well be history politics
hhd religion were mingled IN ne conin ed mass The
'e'ou ny military man in full unIinrm was perfect
We have never listened 10 such no,nI
less ehuslon such a miserable attempt al wit. such
sorry attempt al Grafton in lives and We hope we
never may agaIn In short. The whole affair vas a
sfahu nj mbug miserable farce, dishonor 10 on in.
eliIgent community
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VETO OF THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU BILL
II as Instantly Passed orer the Veto Tho
President returned the Freedmen Bureau R;II
to the House with his objections on Monday
ana before clock it was law, having mass,
ed Doth branches by votes largely in excess o+
the required two-thirds. Mr.. Ravmond boJ
the floor, and yielded moment to allow NJ
Eliot, Chairman of the Freedmen's Ruroo,,
committee to move that it be printed, and 70
give notice that ne would call for action ~.
MORROW after the morning hour. Mr. LsRlord
Dem sarcastcally asked if that was NOT Zoo
iong TO defer action? Hadn't it better be CON,
Siuered at once? Whereupon the RenubI;oon
members took him at his word Tho rro,,;o.,,
question was moved and sustained, and with
out debate the bill passed by loS yeas 70 %
nays ~ members being absent The Ronrb
means VINO voted against the bill were Mossro
raymond OF New York, Phelps, of fMarvland
huykendall, OF Illinois, and Henry u W.
burne, OF Indiana. The bill was ;nomod;a.oI.-
sent to the Senate The MESSAGE ,uoa
and Mr. Salisbury took the floor in sunnort of
The bill. When he concluded, Mr.. HendricLa
addl tessed the Senate on the same s;do ~
weather was evidently too hot for snoecbos
the other ste and nobody deigncd to makn
them. Most OF the Republicans quietly went
to the committee rooms to sleep, or sweat. or
work, and when the speeches were done, the
pages quickly rallied them The question was
ordered and the bill passed-yeNs 49, nays u,
Or nine more than two-thirds. Thus the Freed
mems Bureau is fixed fact for two years from
The 10th Of July, 1866.
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:, LIE lAMMANY DOCTORS. The Tammany
ndI l1a orator OF the Fourth Of July, Mr.. Richard
y Gorman, announced that the RepubIic !,
sun IN peril, and can only lie saved by the Dem.
ocratlc party. Four years ago in the midst ot
lne ! war VT. y Gorman proclaimed the same
4a"2er' ana proposed the same remedy. In
MS Judgment; everything depended upon the
election of Horatio Seymour as Governor -
IWo years ago, also, the country, We were toI1
by Mr . Gorman $ Tammany party. had been
beaten by ITS enemies and ought to surrender
ana Mr. y German and his friends could thinl
oi hothh@ 50 sure to save the Republic as the
election Of Mcclellan.
The reader of Mr. O'Gorman's speeches
therefore, has little difficulty in discoyering
that 1t Is not the Republic but the Democratic
party that has been in such perilous condition
lor the last hVe or SIX years; while the student
OF our history perceives that it was the Demo
cratic policy that produced the rebellion. which
was plotted and conducted by the Southern
leaders o. that party, and enjoyed the sympa-
tiny and Indirect assistance of its Northern al.
herents, including Mr. Richard O'Gorman
whose furious phllIippics against the war mea
ouLes Vi inc ne government are by no mean, for
e0tten. gotten The Fourth Of July discourse of Mr.
Iorman was seconded, 50 to speak. hy Mr.
. .: Cox, gentleman who declared, in sun.
porting the FalIandigham platform at Chicago
n 1901; that, IN his opinion, Lincoln and Da.
Wis ought to be brought to the same block to-
iPther. Mr. Cox agrees with Mr. O. Gorman
nat unless ne and his Tammany friends can
'eturn to power, the American experiment i
failure. -Hoper's WceklH
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The New YORK TIMES. This is one of the
leading journals of America-a paper of great
influence, of acknowledged ability, and i'm
mense resources 1t has recently been enlarg-
ed to the size of the London Times and is
therefore one of the largest dailies in the world
1t Is conservative Republican in sentiment
For terms, see advertisement
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HUNDRED MEETINGS.

THE UNION VOTERS OF KENT CO.
are requested to meet at the usual Voting Pla
ces in each Hundred
OK SATURDAY, july 2STH, 1866
at . O'Clock, P. NJ, and elect delegates to the
Union State Convention, to be held at the
State House In Dover on the Sth day of August
next: The number of Delegates for the coun,
" (htty) will be distributed as follows:
Duck Greek Hid. 9 n Murderkill Id. 6
Little Greek = s. MurderkiIl & 6
East East Dover . 5 Mispilon 4" 7
West Dover . 5 Milford 1" 7
HENRY w. DRAPER.
Chairman Union Fix. Com. Kent County.
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MEDICAL-We have received the csto,o.
of the Annual Announcement of LectIroo ue e
the University Of New York. This institn,;a~a VI
was destroyed by fire the latter part of M,nu
and the lectures are now given in the New w.:
City Hospital, one of the longest surpi",I
Hospitals in America Me winter sesSion ioli
commences Oct. l5 '"'''u
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az TIMES" is published erery Wednesday of-
'er"oon, by Jos. H. HoFFEcKER, Editor ard Pro
DrietOr, at Smyrna, DeE
TRRMS-susscRrPrloa,--Oae gear, $500 in Gd
uGnee, or $3.50 If not paid til end the yeGr. No
Paper discontinued until dilarrearsare P0id-oaly
ct the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS sciH be inserted at the rate of Seeen
Gents a line for the first insertion; subsequent in
sertiOns 81 cents. 4 liberal discount made to
qnrrtsrly, semi-aRHuGi aud yearly adrertisers.
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LEIPsIC.-The following was accidentally
overlooked last week At meeting of the citi.
zens, held at the School House on Saturday
evening, 3Oth ut., base ball club was organic
ed called The Continental Base Ball Club of
heipsic; The following officers were elected :
Geo. W: Spicer, Pres James p. Lamb and
James Kirkley, Vice Pres. Philip Burnett,
Zee. Sec y; VIM. S. Wilson, Cor Sec VIM.
DDenney, Treas. Amos II. Hobbs, Umpire !;
Captains, John q. Scotten and Frank. b. Ha-
Eel; Scorer, Dr. A. II. Sanborn.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

mat,n% Ue received until TUESDAY. the 24th INST. for
""A'ns anu putting up in good order about
Soo RODS OF BANK ON SALT MARSH,
~ - as follows -abou one half of the Bank
u base. n high and % r. on Iop the other half
- " oass a. high and q # OF top; the whole bank
ue p9ddIed in the middle r. wide and foot deep;
"o u'ch less than 10 feet from the base of the Bank
Address WIN. COLLINS.
-, ii. T. HOFFECKER,
Julil VIM = HAYES,
Managers Of Duck Creek Improvements Co..
Smyrna. Del.
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POSTAL MONEY ORDERS BY the new law
OF CONGRESS in relation to the money-order sys-
tt m, Smyrna post-ofice has been admitted to
Its privileges, together with several other places
IN the State. This system is method by
which money can be transmitted through The
post offices without danger of being lost. Parties
desiring to send any sum of money from 81 to
500 deposit the amount with the Postmaster,
and duplicate order is made out for the said
amount. One Of these orders is then forward.
ed to the party who is to receive the money.
who presents the same to his Postmaster. and
receives the sum marked on its face This, we
believe, is the general idea of it's workings
The cost for sending sums of from 81 to $50 is
ten cents; from $50 to $50, inclusive, twenty
i've cents. The system has been extended to
nearly every Important town in the State, and
will no doubt be great benefit to many per-
sons; Mr.; Emerson has received the necessary
blanks and instructions, and the system will 20
into operation on the 9th of August
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MILFORD INSTITUTE On Saturday last we
had the pleasure of attending the closing exer-
cIses of the Milford Institute. Thursday and
Friday was spent in the examination of the
pupils, and we are glad to be able to say that the
E, satisfied the most sanguine expectations of ALL
The exercises Of Saturday morning were open
ed by Prof Williams, one of the Principals
Mr. Reid, (the other PrncipaD then annonnc-
ed the average of the pupils. The two prizes
handsome volumes of Poems) for which the
awarded by Prof Williams, in brief bnt tfT" nern
tlnent address to the successful competitors
Miss Sadie Hall and Miss Phillips Speeches
were then made by Professor Reid and f. ID.
Iarr-and the exercises closed with an earnest
prayer by Prof Williams. This Institute
though but year old is in fourishing con-
Iltlon The Principals are gentlemen of high
literary attalhmcnts. VISITOR.
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.RECoNsTRUcTIoN.-At a meeting of the
trends n OF the National Union Party of Dover,
Delaware, l,SI on the l4th inst, a johnson Club
elected President, Charles Fl. B. Davi ESQ
Vice President, and DIR. Thomas G. Franz, Fd,
Secretary. The following gentlemen were " an'
pointed Committee of Correspondence Hopp
Joseph 2. Comegys, Charles fl. B. Dav. WI Wi
liam Sharp, John W. Cullen and John L.
Pratt. L.
Tie State Convention meets at Dovor, Del.
on the 10Th inst for the purpose of eiectinc
delegates to the National Union Convention,
which assemblies in Philadelphia on the I4th
of August next.
Smyrna times., 1866-07-18

BASE BALL..A match game of base ball
was played doo on Saturday afternoon last (ther-
graph Depot and Quickstep clubs, on the
field of the latter, in this town, with the follow
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m"hu nlguer rates on imports. The bill meets
with opposition principally from the Western
otates-agricultnral Localities. 1t may be con-
sidered as settled for the present.
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1HE TARIFF.-The tariff bill, which has ere,
ated SO much interest in Congress for some
tine' was last week postponed by the Senate
70 next December, by vote of % to II. The
vote seems not to have taken partisan bias.
and the result was surprising to those who ds'
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GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK. &c.. from
McLear & Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
Quotations. July II, 1866 at three ,,L 3D.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEAFNESS. Bill \DNESS ~ CAT ARRli ,,ea,es
Win The utmost succe,s. bv J. ISAACS VI n Oc,,t,.t
az M AnrISl. uornerlv ~ L"yien IiiI1nd NJ jt4
ZINE Street, Philadelphia. TesrImonials from iL,.
must 1e lahle sources ~ the City and Country can 10
seen al MS Office The medical faculty are in,ned l.,
acc"Ihpahy iher patients as he has secrets IN h,s
PracHce ARTIFICIAL EN rs inserted wrhou;
PAIN No charge for examinations m,2I'6G Iv
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camp MISUNDERSTANDING,

sn., HAS DAVIS gives notice that she ,,II h.v.
Nea,,na 70 onardlhg Ienl at The amden UnIon CSmn
day. A%snS, 'T@%'ncs Is,S at Camden, Del on wednss
gentlemen with Board dung lis con,'nn"nc" y, 1aoS.
"nD ,s'es' Persons can apply at her residence on
0'' SdhyHa, Del JVl6
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II, SUDDEN DEATH. "A young man named Geo
w. Mounticue, living near HazlettyiIle, was
found dead in his bed on Thursday morning
last, l2t2. An inquest was held and the iurv
rendered verdict that the deceased came to
his death by disease Of the heart He was %
years Of age.
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ERRORS or YOUTH-A Geo,Iem.n :, -, .,.er..
60 Tor years iro" Nervous Debility Premature decay
ana az Inc effects Of youthful ndIscreilon VIII for ne
,ahe o suffering humanity send free to all " no need
Ue recipe and directions lur IN ikIng the smnle ra
medy by which he was cured Sufferers ,.isbIns ~
prohi by The advertisers experience, can do so nv sd
IanlOy No. 10 Cbamher. ~ Sa'. u
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The JAMTsoN WILL.-This celebrated case
has at last been decided, bv admitting the will
to probate. This will has been under Et;ga.
ton since December, 1864 1t will perhaps he
remembered by our readers that Thomas,Jami-
son, OF Delaware City, shortly before his de-
cease, made his last will and testament. which
was destroyed by his daughter Annie Jami.on
shortly after his death, because it contained a
clause, as she construed it, that compeIled the
daughters to marry only such men as their ey
ecutOr approved OF, under forfeiture of all
inheritance. Fortunately, however, (as it now
appears) for the sons Of Mr. Jamison, Charles
B. Lore ESD, of Wilmington, had retained
probate
Against the probate of this paper a carott
was filled by Annie JamiSon in her own rioht
ana as the next friend of Agnes and Laura
;JamlSOn, whereupOn the Register called pro.
pate court TOR the hearing of the case, the
point OF dispute being the capacity of the trstat
or to make will. After hearing the evidence
IN the cause, the Register directed an issue 70
the SupremeCOurt OF the County of New Castle
TO try thevadlty of the paper. 1t was accord
lngly carried, but the jury failed to argue. Miss
Anne JamisOn died during this time, when new
issue was made by the Register, at the request
OF the parties interested. 1t was again before
the Supreme Court last May, and again the
jury. failed to argue. The Register withdrew
the issue from the Superior Court, and ap
pointed the 9th day of June, 1866, for the
hnal hearing of the case in the Register
Court, AT the conclusion thereof, the Regis
ter decided that the paper writing purporting
to be the last will and testament of the said
Thomas Jamison, deceased, is the last will and
testament Of the said Thomas Jamison, and
that the same be admitted to probate. So the
original will is unchanged
Smyrna times., 1866-07-18

BASE BALL CLUB. B.--The Enterprise Base
Bail Club, Of Philadelphia, are now on ten
days trip to New Jersey and this State, to play
different clubs in that State and Delaware.
DIED FROM SUNsTRoKE.-A negro named
Charles Travis, Of Dover, while at work in =
wheat field on last Saturday afternoon. was
struck down by the heat and died in the even
ing
According to a recent report TO Congress
the amount expended on the public works in
this State, since 1860 was S.63. coo. This. we
suppose, was mainly expended on Fort Dcla
ware.
CAMP MEETING are being
made tor the Backbird camp meeting, which
commences Thursday of next week II viii
be largely attended, it is believed
BANK.-A new Bank, to be known as "Tbe
Farmers National Bank Of Delaware" " is about
to be started in Wilmington 1t has no con
nectlon with the present Farmers Bank.
GAME.-A match game of base ball is to bo
played at the Depot on Saturday between the
lelegraphs and the Townsend club. for bats
and balls
The oat crop in this locality is nearly all
harvested, and we believe A good yield will be
realized. 1t is scorched some.
a manufactory for augers is now being erect
ed in Wilmington.
CONGRESS. Hon. Caleb S. LAYTON il sno-
ken OF as the Union candidate for Congress.
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On Friday last, in Wilmington, Miss Vcto.
rlne, daughter of VIM. Bright, Esq, was found
dead In her room. She ate light breakfast
IN the morning, but seemed indisposed, and
returned to her room shortly thereafter One
OF the family, on entering the chamber in an
hour or so was shocked to find her dead. She
seemed s:; In her usual health the day before. =
ohe Was q years of age Disease Of the
heart was the cause, say her physicians.
Smyrna times., 1866-07-18

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lst. 3D. Sd. 4th 5h. 9Th. 9Th. .sih.9th.
QaicksteP, l3 3 40 81 lib
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Samuel A. Armstrong has taken out letters
OF ADMINISTRATION on the estate Of George w.
Buchanan, deceased.