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New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
rse Reno,al Of she siel. by .Le Hsard Of IIeaI.A.

Any person who has recently read carefully the COM
ueas Of some Of our co,empone upon hs code y 0ra
nanoes adopted BY the B5id OF Health viii doubt not be
glad 20 learn that they are be violently torn from their
homes and friends in any of them od be attacked
by cholera Section - Of Ito Code Of Hciith ordinances
(Which by tie way vii be published n the newspapers next
Monday and take effect Immediately ofr their pubcaiion
provides that person shall within tt built Lp portions o
ew brooklyn person SICK Win nh in.ic
tous gous pes,enia disease from one building TO
another aly ship 10 tle shore Outae 81 iAe bl up
portions however SuCh removal mHy take place with TIE
consent sanitary Inspector bot person Will br per
rcd either by tlecLyJsLIc % hOu Affected or Of him
. cudanger Tire spread NJ the disease The Sanitary Al
Under e authority OF the Board Of Health order such
removal whcnevef n their julgment % shall be necessary 10
protect the hives Of other living n the house ~ which
sll! disease may have made o. uiTtlarce ~ o. peicu
from spreading Indefinitely tlrourA tie ncrhhorhood We
have written these lines from memory ana stholi copy or
tie code before us heard tAe de- ate upon 10 adop
aud cordially concur IN the determination o tie Board VI
llrhlti
II very well known that 70 patient slrk wiih
CLoera tc beet uO1- possible 90 pfcfcui As r.
coyc-y therefore probable that possols attacked
hy ts lseas, VIII disturbed bu On cases o. ship of -
piu. fever small p0r and perhaps some ut4er g}motc d
rrsc patients not ONLY De Removed WA slsy ult Ae
lives " o'lefs De- saved tbs means WY therefore
may under proper regulations ana fescions
c.sea of polern do know thni such viii b-
t fact hayur authority Whatever 90 speak Tor TIE 0il
OF Health prrsume iis policy viii Do % remove ne We ami
the SICK whore tary may be found ANA sh thefe may
De Chocr4 patients wLOte condition would ue improved pl
removal instance n TIE disease should Dc iolnd ih sp'
U The underground sums collars iu BlIefst, who VIII say
at patients could be treated with better results " taken
to some o1ta where tuey could have sunlight and iTrh ar
an while breathing the very atmosphere ia which TIE e
demic % bred and bJrnf
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
Prom The Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco. Thursday, April 26. 1865.
Tho production OF gold in California IS now larger and
more enterprise is exhibited in mining business than has
been for long time previous.
The steamer Continental has been substituted for the
John l.. Stephens OF tho line to the Gull ports.
Gov Kennedy Of Vancouver's Island has tronsmitted
dspach TO the British Consul here expressing the hope
and belief that the opening Of telegaphic Communication
Will promote the progress and prosperity Of both Placea
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
A SUSPICIOUS CRAFT.
A Rrig Chased by n Schooner Carving 'he
English FIag-signs Of Prvntcer.

PoRrLASD Me- Thursday April 90 lsGj.
CAPT Rose Of the brig Scotland from Matanzas reports
that in lat. g Ion. 10 he chased by schooner car
yng the English flag, which overhaulin6i him. ran under
Lis stern and ascerained his name.
The captain the schooner then hauled down his hag
On being asked his destination, he replied, after some
hesitation NewYork, though the course OF his vessel was
not laid for that port.
The OF the schooner was unusually large for ner
chant vessel and tarpau!n amdshps covered something
ike a pyOt gun.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
- - S.i takes such M opposite view

Please generation IKE ours 'Ass sucn M oPpo'i's
cf the historical painters function Stu - VIC haVe sald
ton pictures are to be treasured because they ep Us to
interpret Alston And when Boston gets her Art BgidihG
she will not need any instruction to secure everything he
painted il possible and place his works together in gallery
consecraed - the emoy Of tie man who first wrote oE Us
Americans the n, ne OF Artist.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
na.t.rdIv Outrage at n Circus.

CINCINNATI. Thursday. April % 1906
Aou O'Clock las, night party ei seven or elght men
asked admttance into John RoblnsOns circus at Cnten-
den Kv. q miles from COvngton. Upon being refused,
hey fired reyolvers the interior Of The tent killing
James Robinson and woundng two other performers.
Several Of the audience also wounded Thecowardy
murdcrcrs made their escape.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
Trial of Gordon.

AIBAxY Thursday. April 26. 1866.
Tho trial If Gordon for murder is progressing AZ Scho-
h,rie iu.y having been mpauneled Three or four wit
nesses wer sworn to-day The al will last several days
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
TuE PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY.
a Full 5ury Ob,ained-The Trial Proceeding.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday. Aprif26. l-d6.
full Jury for the tni Of Antoine Pfobs for killing
The Dccuug family Impaunccd this morning lhc
tual oil the murderer is nov progressing
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

The new Constitution of Texas makes the Cover
salary 8 900 instead Of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
9pecial Notices.

furniture
AT REDUCED PRICES
Of the Ia. % syiss, consisting OF
PARLOR DINING OOM sad CHAMBER SUITES
in Rosewood, Walnut and Mao,
KRUTiNA'S
MANURACTORY AND WARERooaS.
Nos, % ssi - East HJusOn -,
Between B0wery and Second ava,
Retailing a. man1iACtdrsss ps;sL
Al GOOD. warranted
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
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IOUIsIANA.
Receipts Of n Baii-snit Concerning Lo'ee-
Defective Coslon srod-Progress Of tho Gree

Erv- -OEfrAss wednesday. April %. ls66.
Arrvel steamers Monterey aud Star Of The Union from
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

Major MARTIN When was slave belonged % - ant
since he came aad to.t my oldest son. wto wa VIII -"
rd AID he lai ri-i 20 him IL-t ny l.rd uu' m
- J breai 70 be 90 sarpor hrse aiy % hts rl
ren work mary rot s'srvtf ny f1u
teu sysv Ii. wont ,ai o and wsft '
writ g. me 4ai whoAes would 9 cafe b. t4alr .4
from %
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
Nnfice 20 the Trnde.

Notice 10 the Trade.
The genrine YELPEAU'S DlARRHEA REMEDY OF CHOLERA
PREVENTIVE he only successful preventive during hs hoIsn
season. 895 greatly coun,eTeed Therefore future
the Original genuine preparation vii be put under the o
J. C. RUsHTON5 DIARREEA REMEDY or CHOLERA PRE-
VEETIvE and manufactured solely by j. CLEMENT RU5HrON
Caeml.t aud Drnsat BroalwsY, ,c Twenty 6ah-s.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
BY l.. Ii. SOUTHARD,

This is collection Of New Music, and not merely
u New Collection of Old Music. The pieces it con.
tans are as varions in character as the occasions
they are designed to supply, and will be found to
possess unusual excellence. Tbs established reputa.
iion of Mr. SOuihard will attract to this new volume
the special attention of those with whom really good
music is u desirable acquisition.
Copies will be sent by mail, post. paid, on receipt
Of price. Price, $3.50 copy, 1880 dozen.
OLIVER DITSON & co, Publishers. No OFT
"Ashihgtoh street, Boston, jan3
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
FARM FOR SALE.
VIII be exposed to Public Sale, by virtue of autho
Ity contained in the will Of James Downbam dec'd

Will be exposed to Public Sale by virtue ol autbor
ity contained in the will Of James Downham decd,
On TUESDAY, September 18th. 1866,
AT O'Clock. P NJ, at the Hotel of Jonathan Carrow
IN the town Of Camden,
Az mat Farm. or tract of land situate in Murder.
ku fiundred, on the road leading from Willow Grove
70 elton, adjoining lands of Samuel G. Cohee Henry
cowgirl and others. and now tenure of Henry Smith
containing zoo ACRES, about seventy acres Of which
s umoer land, we'll set IN chestnut white and red oak
wilnln one mile of grst aud saw mills convenient "a
churches and schools and about three miles from Del
aware Railroad, with two seis of buildings thereon
erected. in good repair and conveniently
with necessary Out-budngs. The land is adapted to
'he growth OF gran grass, fruit and truck There
small orchards of apples peaches and pears in thrifty
condition. '
TERMS-Ten per cent Of the whole purchase mo-
ney on day OF sae S27O0 lay on land three wears
or during lifetime of widow, secured BY bond and
mortgage, with interest, payable semannualy; one.
IA the residue payable on the first day of January
1901 including the ten per cent? the other half the
lrst day OF January, 1868 Upon the payment of the
Ten per cent deed will be executed and the judg.
ment bond and mortgage OF the purchaser taken TO
cure the payment of the purchase money unpaid The
rents OF the present year will be reserved Possession
given on the lst of January, 1867.
Persons can see the premises by calling on Henry
Smith, on the premises or John DOwAham. near HaZ
letivile. aus
August !, 1866. JOHN DOWNHAM. Exec'r.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
Fine Lancaster Beer for sale,

Wholesale and Retail, at cents glass. or 20 cents a
guar. at q. MI RSCHhANN'S Saloon, on Main street
sssS@ Delaware Hunse, s@yna, Del aus 81
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
KENNETH SQUARE
AGA ED nc NM&
FOR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.

Has the best H,ghschoOI Furniture. Apparatus. &c.
% %weH,,arianged Boarding House, and FIVE Expert.
enced instructors. The ENGLISH, CLASSICAL and Sci
ESLiFiG Departments are under the immediate charge
.. .he F,nclPal "a graduate of Harvard College Cam.
PENhANsHIP' &c, are taught by graduate Of IIrittsn
den,s Commercial College. The Principal present..
the following notices.
We cordially commend S. C.. Shortlidge as, in our
opinion prepared by his scholarship and general quail
caliOns TO excel in the government and instruction of
High School or Academy. G. L. SOULE, D.,
Principal Phillips Exeter Academy. GEO. A. WENT.
WORTH, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics.
l would especially recommend him admirably
qualified by education, experience, manners and dis
position for the office Of teacher. and fitted for
large place Of trust and responsibility in that pIOies
sion. DR.. A. P. PEABODY, l.. L. D., Professor IN
Harvard College.
confidently anticipate for him success and nseful
ness IN whatever work he undertakes. THOMAS
HILL. d d.. L. D., Pres. Of Harvard Universiy.
For particulars &c. and circulars with letters from
r Cooke, Prof Of Chemiitry, Prof. Roth and others
Address the Principal,
SWTTHIN G. SHORTLIDGE, A. B.,
aul 3m Kennen Square, Chester Co, Pa
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
NEW CHURCH MUSIC.

EAG VI = --sS-2NG9
A Collec,ion Of New Church Music consisting of
MrraIcAL TUNEs, CHANTS, SENTENCES, QuARrErs.
MORRIS and AETHEMs, designed for the use of
Congregations, Cholrs advanced Singing Schools,
and Musical Societies.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
eH@D va MC@5 -

TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE DEPOT,
No S, East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
HENRY +. PICKELS, PROPRIETOR.
"a The subscriber, thankful 10 generous pub
- lie for the very liberal patronage bestowed up
LYON him for the past eight years, would inform
his ends and the public generally, that at the old
stand Fourth Street below Market. he still keeps
hand the largest best and cheapest stock Of goods in
his line, such as
Choking and PGrrlor Stores,
com prsing Of the best patterns in the market
He has also on hand large assortment OF Plain aud
Jupaned TInware, Walters. Looking Glasses. KNIVES
and Forks Table and Tea Spoons. Preserving Kettles
PLAIN, Timed and Emerald Hollow-Ware, Glass and
Britannia Metal Lamps. Scales, Weights and Meas
ures Guns Shot Bags &c. He will sell all articles
in ha line of business us low as they can be bought
else where, ,,,., rr.
and Sheet Iron Ware made 10 order at short nOlice
and on reasonable terms. Old Stoves bought sold'
AMI exchanged. ....;....
The subscriber hopes by strict attention TO
and by endeavorng to give satisfaction to receive
share Of public patronage. r,,ur,o
fel4, '66-ly. HENRY +. riOhGh0'
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
Internal ReCenate.
DOVER Aucrs, 9th Ie

DOVER, August Sth, 1866.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual List of Taxe
Tor the county OF Kent will be the hands Of the De
putty Collector and ready for collection on and ael
Monday. August 9th, inst.
Matthias Day. the Deputy Collector, will attend al
she following places and times, viz;
Al smyrna on Monday and Tuesday, 9th and 9Sth
days OF August. at The hotel of VIM. L. Campbell
AZ Dover on Wednesday and Thursday, the s9th
and 3Oth, at the office OF the Collector.
AT Wyoming Friday the 3lst, at the store ofJohn
I. Jakes,
Al Frederica on Monday the Sd day of September,
I'd the Office ofJames Cook.
AtFelton on Tuesday the 4th at the Fountain House.
Al Harrington on Wednesday the 5Ih at the Hotel
OF Henry Macklln.
AT Milford on Thursday the 9th at the hotel of Jabez
Z: Shockley.
The Annual List comprises the Taxes on Licenses
incomes, Carriages. Silver Plate Piano FOrtes Gold
Watches. Billiard Tables, &c, sc.
Ohce Hours from a. m till ~ M. and from till
y IN United States Treasury Notes or notes of Ma
'onai Banks will be required,
upon all taxes not paid before the 9th day of
september. ten per cent. will be added.
axaoles from any part OF the county will be permit.
'Su 70 pay at any One Of The points named.
G. III, B. DAY CoIleotor
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
EXECUTORS SALE
FARM FOR SALE.

Al the same time and place will be exposed to
rnhIIc Sale, by virtue of authority contained in the
will of the said Joel Clements deceased, that FARM
or TRACT OF LAND situate partly in Dover and
partly IN Murderkill Hundreds, adloining the MAN.
sion Farm of the deceased, now in tenure of William
p NickersOn, containing l47 acres; in good neigh
borhoOd, within a few miles of Del. & Maryland r.
Road buildings and improvements fair.
THE Terms ARE: Twenty per cent. cash on day
Of sale; Oncthrd part of the whole purchase money,
including the twenty per cent, payable JAM ]. 1867,
when possession will be given; onethird part, with
interest the twothrds from Jan. l. 1867, on Jan.
/, 1863 and the remaining One-thrd, with interest,
the first day of January, 1862 The rent for the
present year will be reserved Upon the payment of
the twenty per cent. deed will be executed and the
Judgment Bond and Mortgage Of the purchaser tax.
en- to secure the payment Of the purchase money
paid. JAS R. CLEMENTS,
JOEL CLEMENTS, -
JET Executors.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
FLICK'S
Il 5 L A BLISHMENT
Is THE PLACE FOR EVERY ONE TO
GO THIS HOT WEATHER!
Rich Creams, Delicious
Ices, Sparkling Soda
Water.
The incest Cakes, the sweetest
Confectionery.
E $ ~ EE "a Ew
For the Million!

| J. w. FLICK has Just erected and onened ,o.,
| ice Nream Room adjoining his well known Bakery
| on MARKET street, which has been furnished in a
"a"uSohe thahher, Tor the entertainment of his chs
| toners. tie makes rich, delicious Creams. of anv
naVor desired, and his Water Ices cannot he ,nr.
passed IN the CITY, Cool sparkling Soda Water. of
a.; naVors' lake OF any kind, Plain Fancy, sup.
pied the moment called for, and always fresh
Having served thorough apprenticeship in one
ol The largest baking establishments in the German
STATES lie ieeis that he has superior skill az fancy
bread and cake baker, ''
lie has an increased force of employees, under his
personal supervision, and is prepared TO furnish
camp Meetings with Bread to any amount-the lar.
gest orders can be filled. Pic-Ncs, Parties, &C..
suPPheu WIN creams, Ices, Cakes and Confectionery
IN any quantities desired. Cake of any kind made
to order, from any recipe. Fashionable wedding
parties can have their orders filled as satisfactorily
as II sent to the city. Orders from u distance nre
being constantly filled
Persons IN town can be supplied with warm bread
every morning, delivered before breakfast at their
residences, by leaving orders the Bakery or with
the wagon,
Icing done at I'll tines, in plain or fancy stvIe.
and orn&mentlng in culurs
His stock Of "fCunfcctionery is equal in variety TO
Guy establishments. II embraces both Foreign and
Domestic varieties: Cream Bon. b0ns of every flavor
Moss Paste, Fig Paste, Vanilla and Rose Almonds
Misses, MaccarOnles, and all the French Fancy Can
dies Plain Candies, his own manufacture, at wholS
sale rates.
His stock Of Foreign, Domestic and Tropical
ruIts Consists of all the varieties usually kept by
first class COnfectioners. These fruits, whether
res' dried or preserved always the best in the
market.
Any thing in the Baking or Confectionery line
can be obtained at his sore that no one need look
further for such articles A call will convince anv
one of this fact. He desires liberal patronage.
which has been so abundantly extended to him in
the past and for which he is sincerely thankful.
JOHN w. FLICK.
aO7 H,.Et o.. o, ~
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
WANTED !!

MALE TEACHER for School District No. S in
the town Of Smyrna-One that is vel lifted to teach
Latin and all the branches Of an English education tc
take the school the lsL OF September Good refer
ence will be required. Address
Committee VIM J; BLACKISToN.
JOHN VANGASKEN,
Snyrna, Del, Aug. !, 1866. P.O. Boz 292.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
T. E. CARTY

Respectfully requests all persons indebted him. also
the firm OF Van Fossen & Carly, TO forward and
settle their accounts without further notice.
He has on hand First Class FARM WAGONS of
different sizes at reduced prices at The old Stand at
the northwest corner of Delaware and Commerce ss.,
Smyrna, Del. aul
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
FOE SALE.

A con,nete set of Machinery for making Brooms
and also a machine for cleaning off seed.
For particulars apply at the late residence Of
Denney Stevenson, Sr.
T. All persons having Brooms at the shop will
please call for them as soon as possible. iy95
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
Geo. W. & 8. TaylOr.

of all Kinds Of agricultural plements
Flows. Plow Castings. Mill Castings Iron Railing,
erandaSs. &C. JObbing OF all kinds promptly a.lsr
d ed to. .ns
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
GRAIN DRILLS!
GEO. E. COOPER S Pateat Combined
Grain Drill e. Fertilizer.
Patented June 5ih. 1866. Manufactured by
GEO. w. & S. TAYLOR.


Having made the necessary arrangements for the
manufacture OF this New and Useful InveItiOn we
are prepared 10 furnish them to any person at short
notice.
Tins Dr'll universally acknOw ledged where it has
osen used to be the most perfect machine ever offered
70 the public for its regularity in sowing II will sow
ahy quantity OF Grain or Fertilizer desired TO the acre
mere are two separate apartments of the box and the
refizer attachment be used with or withOnt ,he
SIan Drill; and 1t also be attached to any ether
pfhL Iaefe being no cog gear. any farmer can al.
ways keep h's Drill in good sowing order at but IittI.
cost Their great economy in price, as well as smpli
cry ana durability. must recommend them to speedy
and universal favor. Remember Farmers
The Fertilizer can be attached to any Drill.
The following named farmep of MARYLAND and Del.
aware who have purchased this machine III endorse
ns ssuperlorlty over all Others now IN use
At. GEORGE BIDDLE. Cecil county, Md.
Mr. JOHN TRUAX, Talbot county, Md.
Dir n. I. SEFIL. Kent county, Del
MS. NJ. FORD, Kent county, Del.
ar. JOHN II. dOFFECKER, Kent county, Del
MI CRAWFORD. New Castle county, Del.
And number of others.
R All machines are warranted to give entire sat.
f0Pf
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15

p~,OOO Stencil Tools. No experience necessary,
The President, Cashiers and Treasurers of Banks IN.
dorse the circular. Sent free with samples Address
the American Stencil Tool Works, Springfield. Yer.
mont. AMI 3m
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
EXTRA BOUNTY
SOLDIERS. WIDOWS, FATurpc
MOTHERS AND MINOR

c CHILDREN!
tDooNIf BILL JUST PASSED gives all soldiers
enlisted for three years since ApriI 49, 1861 and
h.toe neir iul term Of service, or were discharged
O n "ouIas received in the line of duty and received
Ome hundred Dollars Bounty and no MORE are now
s. 'ieu 70 an extra bounty Of Owe HUNDRED DOLLARS
"luows alhers. Mothers and Minor Children of de-.
ceasu soldiers who enlisted for three years as above
su died IN the service from disease or wounds con-
scted IN the service and line of duty are entitled TO
'he above extra ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
W To Blk OBTAINED UPON APPLICATION IN PERSON
On BY LETTER TO THE MILITARY AND NAVAL AGENCY
NO 4S7 WALNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA
aaio I'm JOSEPH + DEWITT L. co.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-15
Camp Meeting.--Boarding.

Mn. JAS. L. DAVIS gives notice that she will have
ssrst-cass Boarding Tent at the Camden Union Camp
Meeting. 10 commence OF Camden. Del, on Wednes.
day. August 18th. and will accommodate ladies and
gentlemen with Board during its continuance at nod
crate rates. Persons can apply at her residence on
Commerce Street, Smyrna, Del. JYl5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
National pi,i.ion son. Of Temperance.

This body, representing the Order of Sons of
Temperance North America assembled in animal session at
tho city of MortTeal Thursday juno 81 inst 25deegates
were present the opening
Patriarch Dr. j. j. Bradford Of Kentucky presided y States
Provincial Grand Divisions represented According
to the reports the officers the Order properng through
out thu grisdetion The returns from Grand Divisions show
that there tho close o. the last official term under the
Jurisdiction OF the ~ d., 096 Divisions comprising mem
bcrshp 400 600 persons. The y D. continued its
session Friday Saturday. and adjourned TIL Monday
Friday session the following gentlemen were chosen
officers fJr tAe ensuing biennial tern
John Selrns Of New YORK Moss Worthy Patriarehj the
Rev Dr. John McCram OF Nova Scotia Most Worthy Asso
cise; SAMUEL W Hodges Of Massachusetts Most Worthy
Scribe; VIM H. A. Keans OF Province Of New BiunswicS
Most Worthy 1reasaer the Rev. John D. Albeit or Indiana
Mlst Worthy Chapain; james " Lyle Of Pennsyyans Most
Worthy Conductors james c. Pickles of Delaware Most
WORTHY Sentinel.
Wilmington in the State Of Delaware selected as the
next meeting IL the National Division lime
II meeting, the thru Wednesday of June 1861. -