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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-09
Third Scsxion--.s,3O r. NJ.
COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

ASHES -Pots were quiet but nrni at $S 37,S $3.50
Pearls wore dull and nominal
BRsADsrvyrs--RecdptaS 5, i4s bbls nour 2e5 do.
msa 326 do whoas sOA do corn, and 49, $50 do oas
There rather more activity IN tho market for State
and Western four but prices wore without noteworthy
chance The sales comprised II 900 bbls at the quota
tons appended Of Southern flour uotice Of 600
bbs at prices representing no material change Canada
-four continued dull and nominal quotations below.
Rye -four steady and nrm sales 200 bbs a. 80 80
90 25 Corn meal unchanged In value, with i'm
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I've IAInnNS.
Contrary to expectation, grounded on the large de-
crease In the sick reports Governors Island for the
past week. CHOLERA agan adding 10 the number OF It's
victims while darrhna Is on the increase There were
four deaths Yesterday and three fresh cases OF cholera
The deaths were from diarrhna neg cted by the mon
until became too late to prevent II rom growing into
the more dreaded disease Tho Distinction however,
between the two forms Of disease they appear IN
island IL IN namo than In anything else. Expert
and when permitted 10 grow, or la treated unskuy al
hr T. speedily becomes cholera The sick report T yes
terday morning shows large increase over THAI the
day rreviou4
The health OF tire troops Davd's and Harts Islands
continues excellent and invew OF the precautions being
taken to prevent tho rcintroducoo the disease there
il ever probability that II Will remain 80.
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PHLknKLrm. Argus, ., 1866
FIONA declining tendency. vhca.-Pr. me new
rcd 70 demand al 81 70. Corn--Ysow, poc mixed,
81. soc. sugar dun Al Iotc. ut.c for hard
crushed .rohned i6sc Naysl stores hrm, spirits OF
turp~ntlne. 55c. I0c Provisions uuct: rness pork
sea whi.kor unehansss
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commencement q The year oon5B y follows With
the corresponding periods in 1854 and is6Ss-
1884 10oG 1854
For the week. -. o. 9S4Ola t178lQH "a, ~, sos
Prev reported. Ills, 06a TA 00.6s286s Iis,t6 ,l2S
Since January sl2i 2ss 7se eo2 sS6 sl22 s2s
The imports compare a. foIlows:-
X 1854 1855 1885,
Dry goods ~ S2llOo2l O. $40 100 g. 7S8 $50
Gen. merchandise. $685. n 2elI225 2l2l,7SA
Total for the week. $57l6106 A26I,32o ekl@.6h
Prev reported. LAO, "a, IT'S e22l0,6lo lo7,
Since January $il5 osssss so477s7s els2 Aole sa
The New Orleans Custom House receipts amounted 70
$500 4l during the last month Tho recelpts In July
1855, were elo7.7l& sa
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The Fat B0sttUR FusinesS-DecfstOn ih fHScr
oc ,ar Board rf ucniih.
SUPERIOR cuu,r cEA~RrRs.
Before Judge McCrnn.
AuaUsT 8.--M ehae D,oin ard oilers -. u, Board o.
Henrh In this II VIII be remembered tho plaintiffs
asked for OH Injunction aranst the Bonrdof Health.
them from interfering their business fat
boilers 70 dav the Couri deni III" application for on
Injunction thus the Board Of Health In the
action they had already taken la the premises.
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CLOSING OF a sorocLuousE IN THE TWELFTH WARD.
The Board of Education al It's last rcguar meeting
authorized the local committee to postpone the reopen
ing Of school No 27 10 the Twelfth ward until tho pres
ent epidemic ceases.
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yonx-TErs
nsst. o. moon EisEs. ...norn %
us ~ xiou wAtEa. morn III
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Cleared.
Steamship Rsp,ian Eaten. New oreansLivngston, Fox
steamship Saratoga. Kns Norfolk, CITY roias ana Roa
Steamship Albemarle Bourne. Norfolk, City Poist and
sssasss. sSs Ss
shIp Lawrence. San Franc'seo--sutton Co.
BARK Alnicns, Herman, San Francisoo-w T Coleman 4
Bark GazolIo CBren,, Meyer Acapuko-Msrohans Car.
Bar. Enterprise OBI. Ar,y. Londonderry, KsH De
brig scotsman (Brl Mirsr, London xccully 4 Massh,
Brig Fortunate Parodi dtall Lnugobardi. BrssOl-A p
FTx csSs;.ns tSs aaDsssd s. croia " sua.ris1
rs Mso. e acS ro'sS1 w1s.sg
Brig John Sherwood. Wooster, davesou-Nurny. Ferris
sc6r Genius HAnov,. noAsins Sc Johns. NR-siahen )
$sSr Eoss Palmer bragg Gsisssions &c q MALLORY CO:
s sssr eds w.s c sss hs..
schr vspor Bosert, washington DC-van br,nl4 slszh
r4 ssST ? pur.o, Jones. rr.,,tora-x prrr. q.
Arrived. ETA s.fs
sas' h a ssa ssRss sss Z
ssrd July " o. Old Head Of Kinsse passed steamship
oasD Is Es Isns,ads ,ssss July and
SIP ss c 0s y Crit . ssaSf
.or Glasgow ga fM Ionan steamer also enc Of
steamship rhn'r Hssnsrd, Wilmington. Del Is hours, to
L. w Bsrstlw son.
BARK Hoacvard Bound lof searspcrt, ai,laore ognnk
1q,1 i sSsss5 ra ' aS spss g With
70 NJ Greene a Curue.
Brs Nellie Mitchell Carney. cardonsa II days with su.
gar. sc Dearborn bros.
Brs Northern Cr), Lewis ST crois Il DAYS, with
Bris Waller nsaes Purse Bangor With lumber 70 II
BruoktNven Co.
schr warlnr. smith, chaics,cn days. Win railroad
iron, to u T. NcCreadv a Go.
Schr Pioneer -. Boston for Georgeown De
+, schr q Cummins, sonl froyii-nce fos kcniou.,
kchr ucdtss ;, Kelly heys GASkn =
Sohr i BrAineN, -, Bi0okLayea.
Sohr susan scranton Hervey, Bridgeport. for Washington.
Tho bark CaEeo 7h, from Idaidad, c6ba, not
Cardonas a. before fcpcrtcd
Below.
Ship City ~ Bro'klyn. fsosa Liverpool,
ship Free Trade from Boston.
Bari Eagle from Cow Bay.
sailed.
Steamships ssos, Palmyra Saratoga. Abcaar'e.
Wind Il sunset Sw.
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,e' s,isa rom I;e.os ss5 ballast r,,e Isss
9 s s;d ns al X. essns about % miles was
the weather wssyers ssss. The sssead mats and
A AZ ssssrs e'; sgp e Tow . Hs no port
sSsSlss. sss &c ,sssss ~ ,s sss
for heir timely and .accessf anSlsa reeuns them from
sora shsy ali rscsiyod sSe on board he WI
neoski and for ,hea . he home in Mschaspor
Inc ladies' trunks The iosi an except What hey
out pa aso Grassy ss, Bernud ss alt eating bsds
a . ss,sr !S g
ssss rs los s nd sss TSa ss
built At Buffalo in 1855, and ow nod m New York.
Misccllane Gus.
LAusss.p-A Mystic Conn, Oh Inst, from u, ysra q
big 2, ~ ,ors new named VIZ ssto ~
s' u ss s'f' Is %
Notice 70 Mariners.
TaixIrv Hover, LONDON, July n, 100
o,sa. and. sr%.l.hss sgoy y. sssn sG,.d
ss now Va o ns ~ a .. ,ppn VIII
thc following compass bearings, VIZ
Gay VA By nsss buoy
MORN. Head y
D. order. ''''''''''''''ii BERfHos, Secretary.
NORM sxA-Sxp Hoog or HOLLAND
UYppccnArrrc Orrfcv, tputHnTv,
The minister ., Marine In lsna sss gwen notice he,
Sea ses ss rse M 4 o
sna on NE north sds Of entrance 70 the r' Mas o.
The ss. ! sseS rsS ilsh, al an elevation q y i.s,
above the level OF the mole the extremity OF which ~
PLACED clear wcslher should be from defiance
Of g milea
The enact position OF The Hight h not given.
By command OF their Lordships -
0Ro HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrgrarhsr.
whatemru.
shin Emma Jones' CLIFFORD, o. NB was reported al sea
July lai 90 y, Ion 20 W, clean, sn we'll -. - -
Arr AZ Bermuda ~ inst bark Icondhs Cccf, o. NIB lm
bbs oil schr Frazier Young OF Prpvincetown, 40 hbls
OIL Sid 18th u schf eby Brown, Higgins q Province
sd from HBedfcrd IN, ships oerSs Rowland and Ohio
North Pacific Ocean, schr Peirei, Atlantic Ocean
spskea. &C.
dNs
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The fat OF the Bank OF Erglsnd rate Of discount bc.
ing maintained AZ ten per cent whis prces on tho Stock
Exchange arc sl depressed Is sign tha, monetary af
airs In the United Kingdom not yet ADJUSTED on
,aisfao,ory oas and the failure Of the Preston
ssnk, among ohers shows tba. The full effect OF the
ate panic bas no. yei been experience Rotten nnan
aaI timbSrs st exit, and ono by they falling
revealing their weakness. The managers OF tho Bank
Engandnrs shrewd enough 70 perceive the insecurity
y tho situation ant they therefore passive I'm.
der the protection Of the letter of Nesrs Russell and
Gladstone, virtually susrendng the bank charter This
u course Indicates their disirnsi aud inspires
somewhat corresponding degree Of disirust both IN
arcai Britain aud Continental Europe The uncertain.
lies attending The war prospect Europe aud the lie.
form agitation Ia England contribute 10 continuance
this depression and lack of confidence and hence The
absence OF that tendency towards recovery from long
,ontnucd decline which would have Danlfested nself
spder more favorable circumstances.
hining STOCKS were dan Az The hri board Dowpie-
vc Gold Closed &c. higher than a. same tme yester
Say New York Gold b.. lower Al the second
board American Flag sold At a. Consolidated Gregory
Gold sis g. Holman Gold aso, Now York Cold sic
Quartz rIin "a 20 WAIKIKI 81 ~, smith 4 parlnice
~ 20
Tho prices Of railway stock ri The si regular board
an Saturday and ta.dac uore az upGar
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There Ia considerable falling of In the number II
emgrans arriving now; but yet the average FAR above
that OF last year. The month OF August Is always re-
srkabe Tor the small number OF arrivals In comparison
with the preceding months.
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THs PAST AND raEsgNr ErrDEMca
The following table gives comparative estimate OF
the number OF deaths IRON cholera which reported
on the 9TH day OF August during tho two past and pres
cnt epldemics-
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BUSINESS lNTELLIGENCE.-I D. Hamilton
has Just opened Il new stock Of goods, which he
thinks the people would do well to examine.
;. j. 3. Williams has just received a splendid
line of white goods.
If you want cheap Mackerel and Herring.
you can md them at j. Ii. Primrosc's
Old times have come once more The nm
derSIgned begs leave to inform the public gen
orally that he has suits from four dollars and
a-half to 81 dollars Il W. W,nn anu
Call at Tschudy's for good MackereI Her
|. d. Hamilton says it. ) time his dobtors ,roro
setting their accounts. They will do well to
make note Of this. wen "
Baggs Il Cotton 'ii''s 'i0aP
Why Is 1t the people flock toJ. +. Williams
cheap ''0 'oii' 50 very
,r.l,i # the ladies' want tape or Il tape Paris
ran Hoop Skirts, they can find them at Pr;m.
roses TIE THING. ''N''' ~ l ili-
ling cheap. v "iu > SCI
The place to buy yourself nice suit ofCIotbs
Is at Aliens. His stock of Cloths and Cas.i.
mereS plain and fancy, is very large, and h" !,
selling low to suit the times.
r, Ward has the best assortment of Linen
foods IN town. Very cheap.
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Political Wedlock.

Our readers are aware that a summons ba,
oeed sent to the different States and Tarr;tor
les signed by the few Union supporters Of III,
johnson Policy in Washinoton = DooI;.,Ia
Cowan, Norton, Randall, &c.-carinr for .
Natlohai Convention to be held in Philadplnbio
on the l4th OF August, to organize \ .Jobnson
fafty. In connection with this tbo Don,oon,.
members OF Congress have issued an addross
e"doFSt"9 the call for a National Up;on Co,
vehtlon(?l proposing to meet with and have =
formal wedlOck with the "consorvo,;,,oa,,
o0n"Soh men IN other words, to take the mi
tiauVe OF forming new johnson marty b.,
marrying the Democratic party North orI
south to those Of the great Union or RonrhT
can party who can be seduced from tbe;r aIIo
glance. 10 secure the Convention. 50 far os
possible, from all elements that would d;st,nL
or dlSparage it, and to give the leaders of tbo
movement full control of it, a confession of
'alth Is set forth in the call, and the announce.
mehc Is made, No dcagate will take his soot
who does not cordially indorse the princinIos
above set forth. In speaking of this move
ment Harper's Weekly says:
- ~" pa ~ IL IL Is ever born. can not +,
vi vi course stand upon its own legs. II will ho
at once taken to the breast of the partv wb;nL
opposed the war for the Union, and wb;ch J"iIn %a
hounced Mr. Lincoln and Mr.. .JoLnson uo
5pNnrPerS and tyrants, and it will be carr;od %'
helpless, wherever that party chooses Tbou1,
VIII not be three parties in the coming Con'
greSSIQnal elections; and even if the nartv Eo nf
the Washington Club should attemnt 10y for y,
IIne . to stand as third, it could be onlv to tba
letrlment Of the Union party, not Of the Con, (%
Perheads. The contest will finally be- bctwcdpn UUp
nose 5 who support the amendment and tbosn
who oppose it. Those who oppose it are '"JSe tSe
ate rebels, not the Union men at the Sout% o
md N our friends the Chicago CopperbeaJV@ I@'a IT,
ne North. The members of the Wai6;uS.dnI ,IGua aI
DiGo party must join these, or thev must yoto s
with their old allies of the Union nartv 'T Tbo T",e
nay disable the latter, but thew cpnn9t ;niry lmey
T ne !3rmGr and we should really like to Innv
GGnefher Mr. Randall and Senators | Dpob !; hn0% now
.rt D4oite sincerely believe that Union T and ih au
Ibc ~ tlis country, are safer in the hands of
rse IN ahose Of the Union party however, .He
d9o some OF ITS measures may have %en @ u,
cadcr' may have spoken 40 congressional b
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UNION STATE CONVENTION

A State Convention Of the Union pou... -,
Delaware will be held in the Hall Of tbo "uLTy uy OF
Ct Representatives, at DOVER. on Wrn~US 1,Uuse
DAY AUGUST SrlT, at O. clock. p. NJ. tor tIo
purpose OF nominating candidates for Covernnr Ollr
ana representative in Congress, and the traI'S
acton OF such other business as NAV be bronnLt ,
before the Convention. ~ 'iousht
Each county will make arrangements for ;ts
own representation, as usual i0i It's
by order Of the State Central Committee
u n n JOHN I. MCLEAR, CHai,D,an.
Wilmington, July 10th. 1866.
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

SENATOR LANE OF KANSAS SHoors Hv-
SELF.-A dispatch from LeavenswortL Kan-
I,aS, announces that Hon James II Iann
United States Senator from that State Sb"t
himself through the head, at that nIace1 ''lU' ~"
sunday ; night. He had been acting stranreIv JU
Ior several days and a careful watch had Been
kept over hIm, but while riding on the above
e thsem.ng with his brotherin-law, he got out Of
'G1 'o Wa3oh "hIle stopping at the gate, and Step.
PIE PIE 10 the rear, drew pistol and Shot him
sell IN the mouth the bali passing onf @ t6ranL mi
the top Of his skull The act was unJonht"IGiimi lnuGm
I4e I4 result OF temporary mental derangement
lie was still alive at last accounts.
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

abdnt dllE ; PORTLAND RI FIRE.-A fire broke out
ing shop at Portland, Me, and contn"o5 3uIfo tor
y hours The wind blowing caIc cons consuml IOl
ing all the houses in an area over m;je IN
length and from One-fourth to onehalf a mile
IN width. The buildings destroyed comnrise
seven banks, four newspaper offices. eirbt
churches and four hotels. Two thousand fami'
lies are rendered houseless and $lO,Oo 0oo
worth of property destroyed Help has beon
sent from neighboring towns and large snnnI;na
OF cooked and uncooked food forwarded frnu, pR,oS
7p.ton Tor the G, relief of those who had lost lost
s"n SE9ryL9n$ 0f a. Ihg re was caused by the expo
SION Oh nre cracker in heap of shayings p''
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lSE OR OTHERwIsE-Some peonlc dom,
hnow know, when they are well off, and Others ar.
Tt TGvei happy except when they are abin
me lrrepreS>ibe Henry A. Wise is one Of tb;.
Alnd ne still believes in the Southern C0ntad nIS
lay Pat and signs himself Henry A. WIS., Wisc
DrlgadlGr General e. S. A., prisoner Of war 10o,
on parole. Wise is one Of those creatnras mas
sometimes met with who would not be conteu' CONT -
=, teu n Heaven unless connected with the first
iaHllle5 lat;IHS there and who would be perfectly
;at;Sned IN another locality provided he was on
In lr'ltTite W terms with the head devil 1t would
Of % i;e "ord OF good to go through course
eF T. locality OF that kind, for a few months w w
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

IHE p WHITE SLAyE-A Tale of,hs A.
ca" Rer2tufion.-The well. knoyn ~ "e A"1er'-
Emerson Bennett, has oommenceG ncoTn novelist,
story ] with ths above ttle in the PhsSeieeTRa s% ieTa
9@euay " q ItceIh'"g h Iosf, Of July 7th Thia %ia
s6oy and s%d a5o%ns 59 pS % eroa "a in i: thF
tom of the Forest" 1t will ho Inc Inc Phan-
months in running through THe d9oGt B"i f0nr on
Post is also publishing other stor;os oSt; c THE
interest. AS "The White Slave 'iG% coro oa great
in the first number of July, those ;nIn;lenced viii;
procure it can do so by simply subscrIhI;inrnng to
the last six months of the year. Price :, ior ol
for six months or for The Post and the LoIIo L",zo
Friend leach six months) $500. SamnIoss
containing the first portion of Mr.. Bennett's
story sent on receipt of five cents Address
II. Peterson & Co., 8l9 Walnut ST., Philadel.
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

On;oL.. IsV |U' od' Fth oh. 9th. 7th. 8th 9th.
Cani,oI %I''P' : II 10 II 2 81 So
l 2-3I.
IF EEmPlre' En Wm iIackett, Jr., of"Neptune" BB.C,
" " EdStoh' Icnna. Scorers, J. w. Dcnncv. Wm, ~
Donnell: Home Runs-Quckstep C5n;,o, /" ''I u
Time of game, 80 hours. = '"p''o' l =
n At the conclusion of the game. the ladies of
Dover had prepared in the . Nil VII W.T. u y
near that town, a splendid dinner IcomnIimn,n.
tar,y plc-mc) consisting Of rich viands and nino
dehcacleS, and both clubs were most bonJtora ,'lC
" entertained; The Quicksteps were much
pleased with their success and with tho t;nJ
reception extended to them. ' 'il0 Nilu
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11
The Third PnrfY

. ne dcteInpt Is being made to form and con.
.iol Inlrd party by the power of Administra.
trI T1h patronage, but this has utterly tailed- :
Ihose who are charactcrlcss and mercnnarv
enough to be lurcd from the Union party by
Sucn means are not capable of conducting the
business OF government offices, and the conner
headS have persisted in sticking to thnir org,n-
lzaton while they fatter the Presidential SoE.
cy OF reconstruction, well knowing that thew
hoid the relation to this johnson party that
ene mountain did to MahOmet, and, like the
prophet, the President and his partv will IN
thg g END be compelled to go to them. ~
70 thlS end we find National Convop.
' VenCloh' purpOrtlng to be of the copper-.Tobn-
nIn persuasion, advertised to assemble in Phil.
a; %HciPLIa ia on the l4th of August 10 this N1.
t'oI'" -, OohVentlOn our renegade johnson mar
ty leaders in Maryland and other Stat"S on par
called on their partzans to send drl"Gata" nave
In that call there is but one uualifcsf;on
drew johnson. '"PPoi'eIS OF An
nc democratic members of Congress bovo
also issued circular call to their conSt;t,, nave
throughout the country, inviting them to snnJ
0oIIsdleS 10 that proposed convention
ncre we perceive the union Of the boco,r,,,
~" oi the third or johnson party VIII
~ tnI - oopPcIhead' rebel party of the conntrv i
Adm;n;StrroottH;n itrotH mat nominal party, born of
,orLoI - ~ i PhtloitSc, must either he oh-
'o[Ded by the party which has SUPPORTED % the ~"
'Goellon throughout, or it must vanish I nto I%o
pdroIn mgn InG great marriage ceremony between
1o' 1ew johnson and his followers and the
or 1Ggil3Icratlc party on the 18th of August comnc
y, 1hG 81, fruits of that unholy alliance saws the
3 4'oM oIf InI4tg must be the dismissal from Office
= al onion men and the appointment of rebel
a. Iri i.iIahS' I This results is inevitable. From
nae uay Andrew johnson partizans will prn Dli ,
Gn nm the leader Of the only party thai bos
Hu he intanopp IN opposition to the Union party and
ayehoIders; Oh Inc government, since the
ar. "'0Ae out INTO civil
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

A New Trick OF BURGL.ps .,
professional burglars have adontcd doome n OF the
od of obtaining information in recand new meth
able places for operations D1r;nn 10 b1i Geslr
hour' when householders are absent nn business o
at thelr residences, and repres@nt;nn n1I th" oai
Seives 10 be Internal revenue officers ,meii moIn
,nnute inquiries Of the servants abont liaGr tbo;r
m;t nSrer occupations, habits, silver pIate f1r
nture, &c, which information is taEen Eo'e adra rur
tbe thbSe ooy OI by burglars. Citizens should be | on
Tue lookout for such tricks as these, '' o''
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

BASE BALL.-No less than four matches Of
base ball were in progress at one time on tbe
afternoon Of the Fourth, in Wilmington, near
Tn the Depot OF the Passenger Railroad Company.
these were composed of adults; how MANY
many more there were of smaller boys we know
not but there was, doubtless, not much short
OF dozen. II GazcfLe
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11
Letters Remain;m~U-
SEALED PROPOSATC

making and putting %nl the a4th inst 70.
800 RODS OF BANK ON SALT M,n.
. organizations as follows :-abou, nm. -
e. pase II high and % H. on ton ~ OF the Bank
o hi IL, base r. high, and u # OF op ,b me other half
ditch es than ne %dds r. and Ssnt
WIN: COLLINS oShN'
juIIl ~; ~ T. HoFFECKER.
'ase'' O' Duck Creek Improvement 70
= SMYRNA Dal
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1,t oFea'hes ihere man with soul so dead.
wv w no never TO himself hath sand
IhIs Is my own. NV na1IAn In,Il,,

l,. BASE = BALL.-An interesting match game of
oaSe ball was played at Dover on the 4th bc-
IwGen N. the Capitol Club, of that town. and the
OF this place. Much interest was
, a. in the game, and large number Of
,oana oalg> i, witnessed the playing The foiIowin@
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11
THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
Wheat 81. 9O@3.OO; White Wheat $3OOa
S3.05. Rye is selling at Sl.2j z bushel
Yellow Corn, 97(9$l.OO. Oats 72973c. Cot.
ton 37(oJ38c per ID.
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday at s1.54.
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

TEEMPERANcE.-The National Division Sons
OF Temperance of North America, held tbn;r IU%r
annual session in Montreal, q. r. last t'I rnnl IlGl
The next session will be held in WiminutoTn9 ton
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

The heat of Saturday and Sunday here was
lhtense-the thermometer rising on the LATTER
day to 100 deg. in the shade The gentle
showers OF Monday and Tuesday have greatly
[euuced the temperature, relieved swelterinS
humanity and revived vegetation. 9
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

Congress is still hammerng away AZ tLo .o
1T, which is somewhat eopardized in ';te te m Tar
tectye interests by free-trade sentiment tS pro-
the West. i'iicIt from
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

-. FINISHING IN SCHooLs.-One of the teach
grI AIdor or tne public schools was brought before
ago. ON the eberge lbbeTe IN of Wilmington day or two
for talking. The lad resisted and dIiUn,ng wau DIy
ed more severely: The Alderman aftorp Ths puhlsm h
ing OF the case dismissed the complain nm near th
ground that the imposition of nenaltv VII ynI9 uhe
school, 'i''i pune OF the
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

DIED, Robert Alexander, of Wilmington
%no F.n. took arsenic on Saturday, died Mo4dov
from IRON, the effects of the poison upon a system
previous greatly prostrated by the use If ar' r.
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

crdaa dHE HAY CROP IN PENNsYLvANIA-Tba
anS crop OF Pennsylvania is reported to be the
nxaoa c%lsesG ever gathered. The weather has been
MG1tphgly onJ tI favorable to the growth of grass
fbo me amo ooG9tlful supply should bring down
horses and horsemen generally N '''n' ior
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11
MAR FRIED.

br At IT. New Castle, on the 26th of April, 1866
~ - tne M hev. Thomas I. Billop, Mr.. THoM.s
~ I NO TMokGAN; Gan OF Maryland, to Miss C. L. FoIs,
On the 9TH inst, at Louviers, Delaware h.,
the Rev Leighton Coleman, ErGEyE nI,D,otg rg
10 ANY, youngest daughter of Charles Dupont
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

:, 'o|, senator @ Lane left Washington abort 49,.
weeks ag1' ana at that time Complained iHo oe Two
,ng wa "nw[ suffering from nervous deb;tro o' De-
of the leave of absence for the ana
C.ssinool w no has the best assortment Of w.,
Cofton Cffr,'reS Tor Gentlemons wear2 ar 0lPths and
bomnst;A %, 6 Allen G is selling Prints. Mu.r
GsI G1Imest5c est Goods lower than onv Musiins and
Who has the best asso,tmon. eo
wr 0"ins goods? Baggs & Cotton TT @'n'l'men $
Wards 'c ebeam cam d,o6Ed find cheap Clothing2 ATE
orderS '4a At Bssss BESs qof 6Sdaf Suit Of Clothes made