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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-12

Change Of Department Comma nd.
crs.-From the official orders Nos
40 and so. published below. it will
be seen that under authority from
the headquarters of the Military Di-
vision of the Cuff, Major General f..
K. 5. Candy reiinquished the com
mand OF the Department of Louisi-
ana to brev-t Major General A.
Baird.
General Baird announces that no
change in til. orders or current de-
tails Of the department. or in the
staff of the department commander,
will take place unless found neces-
sary hereafter
Head Qrs., Dept. Of Louisiana.
New Orleans, La, May 2s,Is6G.
General Orders No. 40:
l. Under the authority of General
Orders No. s, current series, from the
headquarters ofthe Military Division
of the Gulf, the undersigned relin-
cuisines the command of the Depart
ment of Louisiana to Brevet Major
General A. Baird, U. S. Volunteers.
II. Brevet Major NJ. S. Eaton,
Signal Corps, U. 5. army, and Bre.
Vet Captain Louis V. Caziarc, slst
Z. S. Colored Infantry, Aides-de
Camp, will repor, to Brevet Major
General Baird for temporary duty,
and hen relieved by him will report
by letter to the care of the Adjutant
General Of the army.
En-. K. S. CANDY,
Maj. Gen. u. >. Vols.
Official:
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
The Nominees.

The men nominated as the candidates of the
Union Party for Governor and Representative
In Congress seem to be heartily endorsed by ey.
cry member of the party throughout the State
Better selections could hardly have been made.
Men more competent to fill the positions fol
which they have been nominated, or more like
ly to draw out the full vote of the party and
win the Offices could not have been chosen by the
Convention.
Mr.. Riddle, the candidate for Governor Is
more or less known throughout the State
has considerable notoriety in New Castle. both
in business and religious capacity He came
to this country when quite young man, and
established nanufactory for cotton goods in
Delaware CO., Pa. He removed TO Whining.
ton about twenty years ago. His cotton factory
on the Brandywine is one of the largest, if not
the largest, in the State. Through most OF
MS lie nc has taken very little interest In the
party politics of the country, devoting himself
IN public capacity, mainly to the promotion
ofrehglous principles, as taught by the Metho-
dist Church, Of which denomination he is wha.
is known as local preacher" AT the break.
ing out Of the war he strongly sustained the
Government, letting his Church creed and his
duty TO his adopted country dictate his course
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

All during the war he attended zealously tc
the necessities of the soldiers, and contributed
largely OF his ample means to relieve tbei,
wants. 1t was his sacrifices to his adopted
country, as well as bis qualifications, that in.
duced the Convention to select him, regardless
OF his foreign birth. His attachment to the
interests OF the labOrilg classes has also been
one OF his praiseworthy characteristics Hav-
ing acquired his wealth by mechanical indus-
try' he regards it his duty to assist in the sun-
port OF any measure that will benefit the class
WIN whom no has been identified. He is a
lnan OF education and refinement, and, in this
respect, Is in advance of the candidates usually
oeiecteu Tor this position by either party here
to1ore. His amiable and unassuming manners
MS good humor and his approachability are
elements which cause great popular enthusiasm
lot the man wherever he is generally known.
Mr Mchlm the candidate for Congress. is
teller OF the Farmers Bank, at Georgetown.
but iS better known in the State as an En;.oo.
pal clergyman. He has been officiating in this
capacity In Sussex county for number off
years, and is consequently not known in nolit- |
lcal circles. 1t is little strange that the Con-
ventlon should have selected two ministers as
candidates for the Offices but it is hoped that
this element will elevate the dignity of the res
pective positions. If men of better morals
were selected to fill our public offices, some of
the disgrace to which we have been subjected
would have been obviated. Mr.. McKim is a
gentleman Of fine abilities, good speaker and
an earnest Union man. We believe him fully
Qualified to represent the State in the National
Congress.
Neither of the candidates are politicians. and
re therefore more interested in the interests |
4 the State than they are in working out poli.
lcal schemes for personal ends. And neither
re men OF extreme views we believe their
pinionS will be acceptable to every true Union t
ian In the State. And it becomes the duty u
every man who desires their election to put e
is shoulder to the wheel, and make their ;
lection complete triumph over our adyer- &
lrleS. While We are striving to sustain i'm.
ortant principles, we are also striving to de-
at important principles. Their election makes al
successful. II
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
STATE AND LOCALS.


IMPROVEMENTS Col. H. G.. Doucloss h.
nearly completed his dwelling, on Min na y.
adjoining Major Blacks 1t IS LARGE f~ fra,no Ta
built in modern style, with French root % '@,ne etn
and when finished will be one of the most hand
some residences in town. -''' manu-
MIR. Lapham is also erecting on his farm
recently the FAIRIES tarm two miles ont on ai tbG h.
Mention road, neat, commodious frame dwell.
ing OF modern style which will greatly add to
the appearance Of that section. N4N ~
Mr.. John A. Cavender is erecting additions
to the residence on his farm short from towns
Ehlch will greatly enlarge and improve its an. N"
pearance. -'' "P
Inc Inc trustees of the Methodist Church have
t6n r" 6 tor the building of parsonage, and
built on the vacant lot adjoining the Church h
and will cost near $4,000. 1t IS to be a brick
structure. ~ "iioA
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

IHE PASSENGER RALRoAD.-N. G. Locke
contractor for the construction of the Smvrn,
and smyrna Station Railroad, expects to com. NJ
mence e work on the route this week-tc-mor
TOW, II favorable weather. He has advertis.
eI ep LOT htty laborers, and expects to complete
tho tho ~o[k oo as soon as possible. Mr.. Warner,
rneto rne companys ny civil engineer, surveyed the
The lot now occupied as lumber Yard nnno. Uso.
site Hoaeckers woollen factory, has been Uppp- ppp
chased by the company as depot site and will
soon be vacated for that purpose. The ;ron m1,
Tor 10 the track is also expected down this week
IL Is thought that thirty or forty hands can
pulld the track in three or four weeks. The
long quiet the enterprise has had created the
suspicion with many that it had been abandon.
ed' but Its sudden revival has created renewed
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

A MISTAKE SoMEwHERE.-The .Louroo7 20
ferS to the difference in statement between tn,
TWO Copperhead journals with regard to tn,
extra train which brought the New Castle del
s egates to the Union State Convention last week
The Gazette says:
1t is known that the extra train was sud.
zen arrangement on the day before
On the other hand the DeIa,oarean saws.
free train was advertised and a band ot
music hired to drum up recruits"
Let 1t be whichever way it may, land they
can have 1t whichever way they like) large
crowd attended the Convention, and very
enthusiastic meeting was the result.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

BASE BALL.-A match game of base hal
was played on Friday last between the Misn;l.
non club, of Milford, and the Quickstep clpb
OF IT.! this town, on the latter's field. The Mis-
pllllons won the ball by score Of "a, to 35 70,
the Quicksteps. Much interest was manifcst. .
ed in the game, The Mispillions are an older
organization than the Quicksteps. ''0'''
At match game in this town between ,bo
boys, clubs of Dover and Smyrna, (OsceoIas
and Quicksteps, Jr. the score stood Is for the III"
former to SO for the latter. 'no
At match game at the Depot on Fr;d,u
between the Telegraphs and the Alliance c',II
OF Middletown, the former were beaten 'A'O
Smyrna is said to be suffering with bsso -,
and camp meeting on the brain. 'Aii
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15


| BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE -Tobn Rioo oeou
his farm, located in Raymond's Neck, at pri
Vate SALE ~ p''
The revenue tax list for this county has beer
made out, and the deputy collector will he in
this town on the eth aud 2Sth inst, to re.
celve the taxes. See adv. ~
G. head the advertisements of. C. & A. H.
Stockly, dealers in grain, fertilizers etc, Thor
fertilizers are all standard articles
ralph snuff is the most popular now in
use The manufacturers made CARROTS snnfT
Ior number of years, but have started fac
tory of their own in Phila.
Allen & \ eedles have not advanced the pricc
OF their celebrated phosphate. ~ INV
IPG BOUNTY men, read Dewitt d Co. s adv.
me Taylor Brothers, machinists of this town.
are the manu- acturers of the celebrated Coon
er tl grain drill, now being extensively used IN
u .hlS state and on the Eastern Shore. Read
the references in another column.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
maryland Affairs.

:, n hAlLRoAD IN QUEEN ANNE's-Since the
close OF the war, spirit for improvemant boz
manifested itself In the Eastern Shore conn.
W, Wt1cs, ana all, we believe with the execution Of
queen Anne's have taken stems for tbn 0m 49, -
Struetlon St OF branch roads, CONNECTING with 10
FhlladelphIa and Delaware road Tbero -
however, an effort being made in this county
Tow' 10 connect us with the Northern cities -
.L u"o lIneS are proposed :-One from point ON
the uh1 proposed Kent county road, near Ialena,
.:Io '':,, Erumpton and Church Hill to Centre
IiiG, I;II;, tne other from Massey X Roads through
t,lr,is t,nnstoh' 10 Centreville The distance of the
ton nIl i."e Is about twenty miles, and the lat
Ier ABOUT twenty-three miles. The estimated
gn TUst OF building the road, is about $40. .OOO-
l ne State appropriation is SIP 1000, and by a
=! Jaw OF the last Legislature, the county is au-
u. .horlzed to levy tax of $50, 900 by consent Of
~ Ime voters thereof for internal improvements
Inc appropriations will leave a balance to be
raised by stock subscriptions of $lI8,000-
uentlemen from the upper part of the county
assert that the First District will take $jO, 900,
winch will leave but a small balance to be ta-
Ken by other portions of the country. CUizca
The LATE STORM ON THE SUsoUEIIANNA.-I
Already the damage done by the recent storm
on the Susquehanna river is being repaired. |
and large force of wOrkmen are busily enraC. |
eu Dy tne fhliadeiphla railroad Company in |
preparations for the completion of the large
railroad bridge recently bfownsdown. TbelosS
to the company will not reach the first estimoto
made, which was half million. as n LARGE nor
tion of the timbers of which the bridge was was
have been recovered. and can bo
again made use Of The loss however will IL
very heavy, and will probably reach $3.50 0oo NJ
as the fruits Of the labors Of those arod ~,
the past twelve months was swept away 'i in 'Oa
few moments The damage to the n;ora
amounts to mere nothing, ~ the immpensoo p,cao
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

DRowNED.-Clement Steel and his son, agec
about seventeen years, were drowned in the
ChrlStlana river, near Christiana village, last
Saturday week. They resided near Kimblc
vile, Chester County, Pa, and with several OF
their nelghbOrs had visited the place ON fish.
ing excursion The son was bathing and coming
into deep water was carried off his feet. His
father approached, but the young man seized
hold Of him in such manner as to prevent his
swimming, and the two drowned together
The bodies were recovered almost Immediately
afterwards, but every effort made to resuscitate
them was Intellectual.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

structures were so sOlidly built as to defy the
lury even OF the elements A few of the large
capStones ca on the tops of the piers were remoy
ea ahG tumbled INTO the river, several of them
HMelghl9g we four or five tons, being carried away
cMhAGNIFICENT GTFT.-Jacob Thompson Esq
Of Port Deposit, has proposed to the trnStact n1d
OF the NJ h. Church of that town to bniId TIIS tbe
congregation new church, costing S25' '00o W, q,
to donate that amount of money to the conGro. q.
CATION tor that purpose, the work to be com.
menced as soon as practicable.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

ORDINATION AT MIDDLETowN.-Bis Lee
visited St. AIMS Church, MiddIetown, or
Thursday week, for the purpose of admittine
hefector of the parish, Rev John W. Brown
to the order of priests There were present
and taking. part in the service Rev. Dr. Glenn,
son, Rev. Messrs. Coleman, Harrison, Hotcb-
kin and Newbold of Delaware and Rev. Mr.
Colburn of Maryland, Rev. DIR. Morsell was
present at the service on Saturday. The ser SER
mon was preached by the bishop. The candi-
date was presented by Rev. Mr. Coleman
All the visiting priests united in the imDosi-
ton OF hands. There was very large congre
CATION present, and the service was rendered
very impressive. ~
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

1HE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO CHICAGO II
mas already been announced that President
Johnson, with some of his Cabinet officers will
~ Te present at the laying of the cornerstone of
Lhe douglas monument at Chicago, and that
ne HH4e cOntemplateS at the same time visiting MANY
Northern cities. By the arrangements at nre.
sent SCI made for the visit, the party will leave
washington wa on the morning Of Tuesday, Aug
18th, and arrive in Philadelphia at halfpast
one +. NJ. On Wednesday, August 29th, at
a. NJ, they go to New York On Thursday
morning, Aug. 30th, they leave New York for
Albany. On Aug. 3lst, they leave ALBANY
ana pass the night at Auburn, arriving at Mag
ara rails on September lst, where they stay
over sunday. The evening of September Sd
I Is passed at Cleveland, of September 4th at
Detroit, and on the 5th, the party will arrive
at Chicago. Upon his return the President
will pass through indianapolis, Cincinnati, Co.
lumbus and Pittsburg. The special car bnilt
for President Lincoln will convey the marty
over the entire route, and the well-known su
perIntendent OF military railroads, General Nc
1TiaiIum, VIII have charge of the transportation.
i l ne Fresldent,s daughters, and also Secretary
Seward S family, will form part of the compa-
ny.
Call at Tschudy's for good Cottonades Mus-
Inns and CalicoeS at low prices.
Jno; McIear & Son, No GOT Market street
Viii, Del, bankers and dealers in Government
Securities, buy and sell U. S. I 3O's 5.20's
ISIS, lO-4O's, gold, silver compound interest
md uncurrent bank notes, drafts drawn on
London, Dublin and Paris. """ VI
W no has the largest assortment of gentls-
nen Linen busters? Baggs & Cotton. ''
~, John McLear & Son, No. COZ Market stroo.
n.a H. Del are paying the very highest markct
tteS 1or = ). Compound Interest Notes 10 40
,reaSury Notes, 500 Bonds, IO-4O Bonds 1851
'onds, and 6's of '95 Bonds " D0"uS' 1851
.ana. VINO 1, sells sells Ready-made Clothing cheap?
"A rlch he,iIress, only thirteen years old was
aIrlea .;dne IN Cairo, ILL.,, few weeks ago, to a
'2n9 I'm H. Young, managing editor of the n.
1''o""e, Is only twenty five years old.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

Madame Demorest's Monthly Magazine, for
august IS filled with splendid illustrations and
beautiful pea fashion plates. The music Wait
matter also. As a fashion ma1Azinr 6"mn7
rests stands at the head Of the list.
We have received from O. Ditson & Co
the celebrated Boston music publishers. sever,
al fine pieces Of music =" Looking in the Piv.
er, = " Not all Forgot" "Too Late to Marry. )"
rB Fright Blue Eyes and Sunny Hair" lan
5aIIads }, and two.lnStrumental pieces. Ditson
a Co., PIT Washington st., Boston.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

THE CAMp.-The Camden Camp commen.
ces to-day, amidst rainy weather and muddy
roads, The number of tents erected nm to
Tuesday was near two hundred, and the num-
Der to be erected to-day will, it is thought,
will make the encampment number near three
hundred tents. Excursion tickets have been
issued on the railroad, to continue good for one
week, and to be used on the regular trains
No express trains will be run. Fare, rolnd
trip, from Smyrna, Is cts. Smvrna will be
largely represented in the encampment.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

DEMOCRATIC CONvENTIoN.-The Democrat.
ic State Convention, to nominate candidates
lor Governor and Representative in Congress-
convenes in Dover tomorrow. 1t is generally
supposed that the present incumbents of these
othces (Governor Salisbury and Congressman
Nicholson) will be made candidates A tro;n
has been chartered from Wilmington, and an
effort will be made to surpass the Union Con.
vention in point of numbers
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

The johnson men inform us that johnson
is carrying out the principles of Mr.. Lincoln
and that the present Congress has run into and
Is advocating radical measures. Howis it that
Ben. Wood Fernando Wood, Vallandigbam
and Others of the rabid Copperheads who on
posed Mr. Lincoln and the present Congress-
now support Mr.. johnson and his administra.
ton?
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
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tstnes wishing the prescription, FREE by return
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Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
DIE:D,

In Dover, on the 5th inst, ISAAC, son n
Henry Levy, aged about years. VI
On the Sd inst, at Lebanon, of consumnt;on
Miss ANNIE WALLACE, in the 10Th wear Of fa, beI,
age. '"' Vi her
:, In Chestertown, on Thursday morning ,.ot
ELMER, youngest child of Thomas " aSd iSsI' S't
san W; ,i.ie .iEellaso1, aged years and months nth "u
In Milford, July 10Th, Mrs. REGINa, ,VSans, Sunc,,
LEY, Ne Tfe ofJqbez C. Shockley aged oToeK- rcsrs
I, In Milford, July 3Oth, Mrs. SSRau f. EuIgs' ~
HARRINGTON, aged 80 years. N''-Ah i1i'lZA
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

NEW CHURcH.-On Thursday afternoon
week wee last, the corner stone of new Methodist
Church at Claymont, Delaware, was laid with
appropriate ceremonies Bishop Simpson off.
clated on the occasion, assisted by the Pastor
handsome edifce. "'i oo
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

DELEGATES. The following named gentle.
men We're appointed delegates to the Conv@n-
ton which assemblies in Philadelphia. on tho
"a OF September xt:-N. b. Smithers, Jobn
ii. Adams, John A. Allderdce, Thos. h. Conr.
sey, BENZ. Burton and Jacob Moore, '1'
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

wv MILITARY DEPARTMENT The Secretary Of
" Var has issued an order changing the Military
departments. Delaware has been placed in
the Fifteenth Department under the command
OF Brlgadier and Brevet Major General Edward
IL, 5. Candy, with headquarters at Wasbinr.
ton. 0"AliS
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!!!-ScR4rcH no MoRH.-
hngla"d's Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment Wilt
cure the worst cases of Army Itch. 1t contains no.
mercury or other ingredients in any way dangerous
TO health. Those suffering from this terrible di.
ease : should procure Il box at once. ASK for Eng
u iShu Golden Itch Ointment and take no Other.-
FElce 90 cts. box. BY mail, so cts. Prepared by
l.. NJ. ENGLAND,
Wilmington, Del.
For sale By Druggists. le7, '66-1v.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

?, FooT RAcE.3-A foot race took place in Non
Castle Hundred on the causeway, on Satl,rJIa"' "
evening last. The contestants were two vounS
men named VIM. Brannan and - McGar9
ney. They ran l5O. yards, and the race W.. :,
won We by Brannan, who distanced his compet;,o, o,
~ yards. They ran for purse of $40. Tboroa
was large number of persons present a. = mere III
occasion, and several bets made. ' =" ths
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

PATENT GRANTED.-A patent has been
granted to L. Phleger, of Philadelphia. E Pa
a ana George e. Lobdell, of Wilmington, Del
lor improvement in obtaining oil from wells !:
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS A. CATARRu ,,s,,st
win the utmost success. by j. ISAACS, M d OcuIi.t
ana az AnrIs (ormerly of Leyden HoIand.) No sig,
ZINE Street. PhIladelphI Testimonials from lAe
@ os' REM he sources IN The City and Country can hs
seen at his OtHce The medical faculty. ore ,nvued IA
accompany their patients As he has no secrels in hy
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without
rAIN' NO charge for examination. my2l'66 "
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

QCoIT MATCH.-A match game ofquoits will
be played at the Logan House, Bombay Hook
on Saturday afternoon next, between a man
named ma Swain, from Brooklyn, and one named
Major, from Phila. '''''''U
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
MARRIED..

At Persons Corner, Delaware, on the Goth
% oi July BY the Rev. Mr.. Davis, Mr. JOHN f.
TTooPER, of this county, to Miss HARRIET
THOMAS, Of Delaware
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

Work on the Railroad between Milford and
Lincoln has again commenced The only ex-
GaVation between Milford and Georgetown will
| pe nhiShed IN Il few days, when the road will
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
STRAY cow.

mir 1J - t9e premises Of the subscriber IN IN. 9Th
owner viii NV wiln white spot in her forehead The
take her away 'o'ie orward and pay charges and
aus "y' JOSEPH T. THOMPSON,
Near SmYrI a, Del
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

noRRIBLE MURDER IN philadelphia
Fhliadelphla Journals contain full particulars
OF the horrible murder which occurred in that
city on Friday. 1t took place in house Of III.
fame, kept by one Sonetto Tyson, at the corner
OF tleventh-St. and Marks-lane. below Race.st
a week ago, man in company with two women
called at this house and engaged a room lie
was accommodated, and when he left he promi4-
ca 70 return. On Friday morning he again
visited the house In company with one of the
women who had previously been with him.
ne remained IN the room for some time, and
| after he came out, which he did smoking .
cigar, he called the landlady and told her that
ms companion was tired and sleepy, and asked
that She be not disturbed until he returned
which he promised to do in little while, In
about an hour after the departure of the SIM
posed murderer, Mrs. Tyson was called IN
STAIRS, and on her way up tried the door of the
room alluded to, and after knocking and receiy
ing no answer, thrust the door open. She ob-
served that the sheets and and clothing were
stained with blood, and wrapped closely around
an object IN human form. The unfortunate
woman had been choked with a large norton
OF sheet, which had been forced into her
mouth. Her throat was cut from ear to ear,
ana death must have ensued immediately after
the lnnlctlOn OF the wounds The victims
M H%in9 10 wary Carney, native OF Mount Holly,
n D.: A female associate of Mary Carney |
described to the police the man who kept COM
pany any with Win her Mary Carney A portrait of
The alleged murderer is named Newton
Champion. He has been identified by the sis.
ter OF the deceased and others as keeping com.
pany with Mary Carney tor several weeks mast
and quarrellng with her frequently. Two weeks
since ne attempted to strangle her. He dis.
played no emotion on being identified by the
keeper of the Lagaio. 'N'
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
80. Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
JanIOy WIIlIamsburgh. Kings CO. New York.

ERRoRS or YOUTH.-A Gentleman who sufT,,
co ot years from Nervous Debility. Premature Dscav
ana Gil the effects Of youthful ndscretIon VIII for ne
ane oI suherng humanity. send free To all who need
medy by which he cured. Sufferers wishing In
dressing JOHN u OSnCTy ~ Su-
janlOy No. l3 Chambers 81 ~
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Roa
Wheat 50. 7O(@2.7j; White Wheat S2Hog
$500. Rye is selling at $l.O6 r bu>hej
Yellow Corn, 95(996c. Oats 48Ceg5uc. Cot.
ton 34(G3jc. per tb.
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday at $3.50.
GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK, &c, from
McLear 4 Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.