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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-20
A Quiet Sabbath

was the necessary sequence to the exhaustion Of
Saturday night. The "hail bath" was the only
unusual episode. All the churches were we'll filed
This was especially the at the Catholic Mission
Chapel, 10 which largo numbers resorted for the
sake OF the music rather than the sermon. The ex-
ercises were under the direction OF Professor jean
Louis of Philadelphia, who has been indefatigable
IN his efforts in this nne. Conoone's Mess, the
"sanctus' from Mozarts Twelfth Mass, and the ain.
Hammatus /" from Rossiuis Stdbat Mater-this last
by Mrs Zurn, of PhIadelphla-were rendered In
finished style.
"The Season" Winding Up.
Despite the fact that the best and most inVig0rat
ing bathing of the whole year Is TO be mad In the
month Of September, there has been such a clearing
out st the principal hotels, that MOST of them will
soon close their doors the retreatnR public For
the benefit Of such as wish to enjoy 10 tho
fullest and latest exteDt the sea-breeze
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-20

A DELEGATE IN TRoUBLE.-CUTHBRRT BULLITT,
United States Marshal of Louisiana, who headed
one of the delegations from that State in the
Wigwam Convention, Is said to be implicated in
cotton frsuds in New Orleans, by which the
Government was defrauded out of large sum
of money
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-20
MONDAY. AUGUST 20. 1866.

PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY DURING THE
SUMMER MONTHS, oAN HAVE THE EVENING
TELEGRAPH MAILED TO THEIR ADDRESS. TERMS,
rs CENTS PER MONTH.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FOSTERS LIFE OF ANDR EW
i. -. JOHNSON
BUCHANAN'5 AI4MI MS rsATION
LUN1'S ORIGIN OF The WAR
GoHD0zo's REMlNIsCENCBs or CHARLESTON.
lSKEl CHI OF VALLANDIGH Nm
HABRn Gil.MOk'S FOUR YEARS THE SADDLE
COOKIES SORRY OF AGLR'S NEST.
RI BEL WAR LERK's DIARY
POlLARO'S HIS DRIES
I'll FB OF STONEWAIL JACKSON.
PRISON LIFE OF JbFFERSON DAVIS
All the New Books on livery subject
All kinds OF Stationery.
HOWARD CHALLEN,
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Hi- LIFE AND SPEECH GS,
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Rl46t No 1903 CHES NJ Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-20

6a LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES,
- OF best quality manu- actqred and for sale
j. KEENAN, Il BROTHERS.
Bl4lmS No 81 8. FOURTH Street
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

A VOl"E FROM THE FAR WESr.-Speakinp Of
"COsTAR's' Rat Roach. Ant, &c ExtermInaior-
more gram ana provisions are destroyed annually in
Grant County by vermm than would nav for IONS oc
this Rat aud Insect ller.-Lancastcr, Wis, Herald
ET See "COsTARs" advertisement above.
1866.
FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS-shn re-
collect that hundreds Of dollars worth uf Grain Pro-
Visions, &c. are annually destroyed by Rats, Mice,
Ants, and other insects and Vermn-alI of which can
he prevented by few dollars worth of "CosTARs
nat Roach, Ant. &c, Exterminator, bought and used
freely
SJ See "COsTARs" advertisement above
W Sold in Smyrna. Del, by James p TIofTecker,
MAIN Street; and all Druggists and Dealers. 3286m
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
1869 THE IMPROVED 0S66.
KIRBY AMERICAN HARVESTER
AT REDUCED PRICES.
The Cheapest Machine in the market
PERFECT MOWER-A PERFECT PERFECT HAND RAKEH
AND y PERFECT SELF RAkER-AI COMBINED
IN THE SAME MACHINE
T A KE NOTICE.

That it is the lightcSt and strongest Machine bull
That it is the lghtest draft Machine built
That it is the only Machine built that is as good
That it is the only Machine built that is as good a
That it is the only Machine built that is perfect
combined, that it be used either way as desir
That it is changed from Mower to a Reaper YER
Sef-Raker by three bolts.
That in moving it has an Independent action bet
allows to conform to the inequalities of the grouno
That tie .jDint Is IL the Franz, and the cutting ap
line when the Joint is in the Finger Bar those part,
Of breaking the cutter bar, and the Machine works
That it is exceedingly simple in constructon-easi
from two to ten inches high-that it is made mostly
swell, warp aud twist by expOoure to the weather
That it has no side draft ami pair of the lighte,
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
THE KIRBY CLIPPER MOWER.

where ~a
o
demand yepcrfate the
oft
l~n lent Action
Inc bar and throwing out ani in fact all show
andy limo
drafts
simple ntc nl beautifully of
aud sold
has any other machine
Ito give iS;ctim pnpSlN
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
1866.

RATS Uersus BIROS.-Whoever engages in killing
small birds Is a cruel man; whoever aids IN evtermln
alIng rats is a beneacIOr. We should like some one
To give ns the benefit Of their experience in driving
out these pests We need something besides dogs cat
AMI traps t9r this bu5Iness-ScicHtiGc American ~
.T See "COsTAR's' advertisement above
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
1866.

"COSTAR'S" RAT EXrERMINATOR is simple.
sale, aud sure-the most perfect RA icaiIOn meet
ING we have ever attended. Every Rat that can get
1t, property prepared will eat A. and every one that
cats II viii DIE generally at some place dlsau, ns
possible IRON where II was Iaken.-IAIke Shore Mich
Mirror.
VI See "COsrAR's" advertisement abnve
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
1866.

INCREASE OF RATS. - The TURNER'S Gd.etic
Englshl asserts and proves by figures that one pair
"i RATS will have progeny and descendants no less
h1n 65I O5O IN three Now. unless this immense
llmIIy eau be kept do .vn they would consume more
TODD than would sustain $4,000 human beings.
G- See "COSTARs' advertisement above
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
Henry ". COslar.

4S2 Broadway, New York.
9J- Sold IN SMYRNA, DEL.
9cT By JAMES p. HOFFECKER, Nam St.
And all Druggists and Dealers
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
= o r s A. :.

Black Hawk MARE 6 years old, Black Hawk
COLT, years old; Mccormick selfraking Rean,r
and Mower, has cut over only 40 acres; superior Ok
Cart, Grain Fan, and revolving Hay Rake.
go Apply to J. X. JOHNS,
'i1 'm Near Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
IR's" advertisement above.


IIOUSEKEEPERS troubled with yermin neec be an
no longer, It they use "COsTAR's" Exiermlnator We
have used II 10 our satisfaction; and If box cost 50
we would have II. We have tried pOlsons, but they
effected nothing; but "COslar's" article knocks the
breath out OF Rats, Nice. Roaches Ants and Bed Bugs
quicker than we can write 1t. IL Is ia great demand
all over the cOuutry.-.Ne iima, Ohto Gazetfe
VI See "COsTAKs" advertisement above
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

"ls years established in New York City"
"Ony infalIIble remedies kuown."
"Free from PoisOns"
mot dangerous TO the Human Family"
"Rats come out OF their holes To die"
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c, Exter's,
Is pase-used for Rats, Nice, Reaches,
Black and Red Ants, &c, &c. &c.
"COstars" Bed-Bug Extermnator,
Is liquid or wash-used to destroy, and
also preventive for Bed Bugs. &c.
''COStarS" Electric Powder for Insects
Is for Moths, Mosquitoes. Fleas. Bet Bugs,
insects PiIHtS FOrDLS, Animals, &c.
OF BEWARE of all worthless lmitat ion
0>J- See that "s'OsTAR's" name is on each Box Bot
tie. and Flask. before you buy.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
Principals of Departments: /:

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&. N. FARR, JR., J. Il. REYNOLDS,
Henry KEIM, A. f. ROGERsoy A. NJ C. f.
Supported by an able Corps Of 4 ssisianfs.
Call or send for a Catalogue College Currency, and
Perces Practical Educator.
Office No. 53l North Eighth Street.
apis Pm THOMAS VI. PIERCE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1866-11-30

Now these doubts are resolved. We
have not only one cable, but two,
both in working order; and we find
instead of five words minute, we can
send fifteen. Now We are free to
reduce the tariff. Accordingly it has
been cut down one-half, and I hope
in q few months we can bring it down
to one-quarter. I am in favor of re-
ducing it to the lowest point at which
we can do the business, keeping the
lines working day and night. And
then-if the work grows upon us so
enormouslythat we cannot do it-why
we must go to work and lay more
cables.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1866-11-30
Special Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the late firm Of
n MATHESON & CO., either by note or
open account, are requested to come forward
and effect settlement, or the papers will be
placed in suit for immediate collection.
MATHESON s. CO.,
Oct. 12-3m. In liquidation.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1866-11-30
Estate Notice.
Notice.

m IIE Notes and Accounts of DR.. THOS.
i w. SALMOND, for the years previous
to January lst, 1862, having been placed in
nv hands for collection, all persons indebted
thereon must come forward nnd pay the same
or make some satisfactory arrangement before
the next Return Day, or said notes and ac-
counts will be put in suit.
w. z. LEITNER, :,
nov. 9,-6t. :. Attorney.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
CoEFIsCATIov.

The super loyal radicals, who have been
doing business in the Judiciary line over at
Shepherdstown during the past week, have
got ahead of Congress and the United States
Courts in their mode OF couG5cation of the
property of ex-Confedcrate soldicrs-have
cIrcumvented President johnson and got
round Gen. Grants paroles. Last week we
published an account Of the manner in which
Capt. Baylor was ficcced to the tune Of up
wards OF three hundred dolllrs. Following
close on the heels OF this came the case of
Major Haw&s-the admirable Comnissary to
Stonewall jackson and Blue Ridge Early.
who was adjudged by a jury Of ties, cath rad
lcais to pay Upwards Of two hundred dollars
to one Lamon, OF Berkeley county, for the
price Of beef taken from him for the use Of
the army, and by the order Of old Jubal, who
was acting under the orders of his superiors
at Richmond. We had hoped to secure the
names Of the Jurors who acted in these two
cases, and publish them for the benefit Of the
public generally. We will do so however
next week for We arc determined to expose
the rascalities of the radicals Whenever we
hear OF them, especially these fellows who are
wiltully setting aside the terms of the sur
render of the Southern armies, and bidding
deiance to all justine and honesty in their
efforts to flch property from ullsuch .'rcbels''
as are unfortunate enough to live in any of
their fifty counties designated as the State Of
West Virginia, or s,,ch Of theen Is are swaycd
politically and judicialiy by the radical crew
under the command Of tie inevitable Joe.
Chapline, the champion Of that law which
confines the selection of jurors to that class
that can take the test oath-which oath as
soon as taken seems to license its swearers to
do just what they please with the person and
property of anybody that may he brought to
the bar Of the Circuit Court OF Jefferson
county,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
Taaseay MornIng, Iune ., Sc.
WEDNESDAY.

The memorial services. in honor Of the
Confederate dead, which are to be held in
Char!estown 10 morrow, (yYcdncsday.) prom
Use tobe very imposing. The ladies, all honor
to them, are moving encrgo.icaIly ia the
matter, and with the aid of the various COM
,nittees of gentlemen appointed by the cit;-
sens of the town, have nearly completed the
necessary arrangements for the day. We
hope to see the day set apart as one holy to
the "Lost Cause" All places of business
should be closed during til. time Of the SER
vices, not only out Of respect to The occasion,
but to enable all our people, old and young,
to participate ia the solema;ties. These floral
offerings are all we can give to our noble dead,
and they can be made without violating any
law Of the land or terms OF surrender, aud
without offence to public opinion-so let Us
all join our noble women in tAejr tribute to
our dead heroes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26

-Rev. DIR. Bullock, of the Old School
Presbyterian Church, corner of Franklin ana
Cathedral streets, Baltimore, recently deIiv-
cred an address to his Congregation, in which
he reviewed the recent action of the General
Assembly, with regard to the Louisville Pres
bytery, sharply condemhihg the same, and
renouncing his intention of withdrawing from
the said General Assembly His congregation
fully endorse his views and actions. Dr.
Bullock is u brother in law OF John C. Brock
inridge.
. a correspondence from Augusta, Ga.
detailing the proceedings of the Freedmen's
Burean investigating Committee, Generals
Steedmen and Fullerton, gives an interesting
account of the condition of the blacks and
whites and the pleasant feeling existing be-
tween the races in that State. The Bureau
is wisely administered, and the goode fleets OF
such policy are very generally felt through
out the State, although, as elsewhere. the
absence of such a bureau altogether would
improve affairs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
The Congressional Trai tors,

For the last four or i've years. says the
New York Sunday .NercuJy, the country has
been assured by the organs of the Republican
party that any one who opposed the N easures
otthe Administration was traitor. and worthy
of Il traitors doom. 20 support the Gov
crnment" was declared to be the duty of the
citizen; and this support Of the Government
meant blind acquiesceuce in everything the
President might choose to do. 10 matter
what new proclamation President Lincoln
might issue, or what course he took it into
his head to pursue. everybody mast approve
OF it or be consigned to Fort Lafayette. We
always considered the doctrine as only lit for
cowarGs and slaves, but it was the creed of
the Radical faith. Now, however. W. have
right to hold them TO their own principles;
ard unless they were hypocrites and liars tor
the last four years, they ought every man OF
Them to 90 70 the ponitentiury for the rest of
his natural life Opposition to the Admins
tration is treason to the Government. So the
Radicals have declared L thank thee
Jew, for teaching me that word" They
cannot. 90 back OF their own doctrine. and
we would advise the President to present
each Of themw with free pass,to Fort Lafayette.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
Belle Boyd as al Actress,

A few weeks since VIC stated, on the au-
thority of gentlemen who had returned from
England, that this lady had sued for divorce
frot: her husband, Fir. Harding, and that
she intended to support herself by going on
the stage: She was then preparing for it,
with fair prospect Of success.
Advices received by the steamer Scotia
state that she made her debut at Manchester
in the character of Pauline" in the lady Of
Lyons, and failed; but we have not learned
the particulars. The gentleman from whom
we received our information is intimately
acquainted with Mrs. Harding CBele Roydj;
he stated that in conversation with her. she
said that she preferred Lady Macbetlr' to
pauline" and that she would like to see
her husband FIVE minutes before she went on
The stage, for the purpose of dressing him
down. and giving her blood healthy circu
lation. Her loathing dctes,ation of him she
said would fire her soul and keep it in blaze
through the performance. And yet she one.
loved him, and her love ruined Lim-Bos.oa
Truceiler, June II.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
PRISON LIFE OF DAVIS:

DIR. Craven, a surgeon Of tho L. S. army
attendant upon Mr.. Davis at Fortress Mon
roe, has lately published a book which has
fallen like big hundred pound shell in the
ranks of the radicals, and which proves the
charges of outrageous crueitics imposed upon
The distinguished prisoner at the Fortress
DIR. Davis was heavily iroucd, and these irons
were only removed at the instance Of the
surgeon, who saw that the feeble physical
frame could not long last under the pressure
of the manacles. Some year ago it was as
serted that Mr.. Davis had been subjected to
the cruelty and indiguity OF chains. but some
OF the leading northern uri,als cnphatica!,y
denied the statement, but this book Of his at
tending physician settles the fact, and VIII
prove to the civilized, world that a feeble
slckly old man in the hands of the Sccrctary
of War, has been subjected 70 prison treat
ment at once cruel ard brutal, and all for
putting into practice political principles en-
tertaincd by bin in common with that same
Secretary Of War and many others Of tic now
loud Unicn shriekers, who have been faitcucd
upon the government for the past five wears.
This man Stanton, who of course is alone re-
sPonsiblc for this barbarous and brutal treat
ment, should be i.ooted out OF all public place.
and elected from al! private society. lie is
evidently me Of the men of The North Of
whom the Cincinnati G"@c'te says, g!oats
over the misery Of the Southern pcopa, and
the destruction OF their homes aui properties.
and the terrible punishments inflicted Ly the
war; and the President would add to his
present popularity by hurting the unfeeIin.
wretch from the Cabinet which he disgraccs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
THE WORK OF CovgcInTcr

A few days since the CiarksJurg Couacrya-
tire, published an account Of the suicide Of Il
man in Harr;son county, whose conscience
= had so goaded him for the persecution Of his
neighbors during the war, az to dethroue his
mind. We see it stated by some Of our OK
changes, that similar influences operated upon
the mind Of the Hon. Preston King, who
drowned himself last winter. til stated that
he was the person at the White House who
refused Miss Surratt permission to con.nuni~
cate with President johnson On the morning
ofthe execution of her mother. lie sco~uful-
ly and brutally turned the weeping and hcarl-
broken girl away, when she had the evidence
of her mothers innocence in her possession.
and, without the Presidents knowledge. left
her Frustrated On the steps. We have been
IN hopes that some ssch results might attend
the rascaiity of the radicals of this county,
but we are beginning to despair. Their con-
sciences are scared - with an iron, and no
feelings of rcmorse c,n reach their obdurate
Hearts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
The Difficulty Between Gen. Rosseau
and Mr.. GrinnelI.

The readers of the Intelliyencer win re-
member that on Monday last, In the House
of Representatives, Mr. Rosseau, of Kentucky.
IN the course of remarks upon the subject of
reconstruction. made allusion TIC certain words
uttered in, debate by Mr. Grinnell. if Iowa.
rejecting upon bis Mr.. Rosseau s9 reputation
for loyalty and courage. Mr. Grinneli teok
exception to Mr.. Rosseaus remarks. and the
debate grew exciting, but it was supposed
that it would end where it began, in the Hall
OF the House of Representatives.
Yesterday afternoon the gentlemen above
named left the House of Representatives
after the adjournment, and met under the
portico of the east front of the south wing of
the Capitol building, when an encounter took
place, which resulted in the gaming Of Mr..
Grinnell.
One version of the affair is, that Mr.. Rors-
seau touched Sr. Grinnell on the shoulder.
at the same time remarkirg; II have been
waiting for four days for you to apologize for
Ihe abusive remarks you made against me on
the, floor of the House. DO you intend to
apologize sir?"
Mr.. Grinnell replied, ssI don't know any
thing about it,
General Rousseau then said, ssI'Il teach
you, then, sir" and commenced beating him
over the shoulders with a. rattan cane. He
beiabored him untilit broke to pieces, Grinncli
meantime falling back, exclaiming. s.Its
all right, sir, don't want to hurt Won" and
Mr.. Rousseau exclaiming, "UertainIy, it is
right. Sir, you are cowardly poltroon and
knaye, and unit to occupy seat on the floor
OF Congress. would sooner have lost nv
right arm than to have resented The insult in
the House; but you are not there now"
Mr.: Grinnel again said, cit is all right.
| don't want to hurt YOU -
General Rousseau then grasped him and
pushed ham against one of the columns, Mr.,
Grinnel making some resistance, but Of nc
avail
General Rousseau then said to him, "don't
wish to hurt you-only to disgrace you.'
Grinnell then let 90 of Rousseau. saving
again, Its all risht," and moving of, Cen
eral Rousseau rcmarkirg, '.Now, sir, l ain
done with you, you cOwardly poItroon
AIR Gflnnetl afterwards made his way TO
street car, wherein were seated his colleague,
MIR. Price; dr Bergen, of New York
Mr.. Eliot, of Massachusetts Mr. Holmes,
of New York. aud others, and gave his yer
sion OF the affair, stating that Mr. Rousseau
approached him and demanded an apology for
words that he Mr.. GriunelD had used il the
House on Monday\
Mr.. Grinnell replied that if there was to
be an apology itmust cOnie from Mr.. Rousseau.
Mr.. Rousseau then caught Mr. Grinnell bv
the coat collar, and inflicted cut across the
right jaw with a rattan cane, Which was bro
ken by the force Of the blow given.
Mr.: Grinuell exhibited the mark made hv
the cane. end also piece Of the same. which
he said he had picked up, aud which he said
lie pr poSC1 e -: -" home as q present to his
wite.-Natio"GtA ttciIycnc6r, 10th.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
THE a. ER.CAN FARNER.

The farmers Of the Shenandoah Valley will
te glad to hear Of the resumption, after sus-
pension Of fOar years, of the american Farnt-
or, the Oldest and the most valuable of all the
agricultural journals Of the country. The
July number, the first of the new series, comes
out in its attractive cid dress, and under the
control oiits former proprietors, Worthngton
s Lewis, and is filled with matter Of great
interest to ti4lcrs of the soiI-bearing upon
It's face its strongest Recommendation. In
these days when our farmers are grooming
under the weight of enormous taxes and no>
cessary heavy burthens of rcfenciug their
lands, the perusal of the Farmer will give
them some comfort, and afford them much
profit. We advise them. therefore, to for
yard their two dollars TO the publishers. at
Baltimore, and renew their acquaintance with
this formerly much priced farmers paper
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
no ALL WHOM 1r ooNoDRN a.

1t of no use for any one of The nconstitu-
t'onal amendment men" to send US their. adj
vertisements, We win NOS aid them in their
business matters. We want no associations
of any kind with them. of course we in.
tend to fulfil the contracts for advertising
heretofore made with some of them, but be-
yond that ne viii not go: We want no pa
tFohage from any man who sustained. the
Constitutional Amendment, and thereby voted
US not to be citizens of the State Of our birth.