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Agents for the York Street Flax Spinning Com
pany of BelRst respectfully call the attention of
me trade to Their very extensive stock now In store
and arriving Uy first vessels from Europe consist
ing of the following Irish Linen, Pillow Case
Linen Linen Sheeting Drawer Linen. Linen Shirt
and Shirt Fronts Brown and Blay Esnen, Linen
Checks Planters Linen White and Brown Linen
MEETINGS Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs Printed
Linen Long Lawns, White Lawns Printed Lawns,
Damask in piece, Damask Cloths, Napkins and
Towels, Diapers Brown and bleached Hnckabuek
Swiss Muslns Tape Checks, Union and Cotton
Checks Ginghams, Tartan Checks, Winseys. Prints
Turkey Red; Madden Handkerchief Spool Cotton
Flax Thread, ETC., etc Jana7dly
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rYThomas Mcintyre is our authorized
aqent for New Orleans
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
MAGAZINE and PLACE
Opposite ST James EoteL-
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

DIRECT IMPORTERS.
fCounuys
Files
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Gaps, lin Pans Candle
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THE DAILY CLARION
g@ -------------
OFFICIAL J0sRNALo OF THE STATE
!, 1--WE ca attention to the advertise
r,eat i'm t.-day's issue of Messrs. Street q
p,vi. WHO have established marble yard
Np I'M this city They are prepared to furnish
~ ANS description of work in their line prompt
!, and in manner entirely satisfactorily
70 their patrons.
re- Wchsd the pleasure yesterday evening
stu ola call from Mr. F. w Merlin, editor and
ID proprietor OF the Tallahatchiau published
ar Charleston, Miss, who is on snort Visit
err, 10 our city, in the interest OF ms Faluaoie
!. journal
w. -=-yy. had The pleasure of a call yes
20 t.rIay from Nh Chaz. c Hathaway, general
and Is cent for the Great Southern and Western
@is4 LII and Accident Insurance Company 10
Tn cate5 f9 New. Orleans. At the head Of this
a. enterprise as President is Gen James
o,..tr.a. The President is not unknown
r. fame. and is particularly remembered by
a. rpInv of our people who have followed him
60 o. for some two or three years past
b. IT is here to comply with the law Of the
Sfate ia reference to foreign insurance com
pa1ie-. and establish agencies throughout
b. State. When his arrangements are com
\ .r-d "a fun statement in every respect viii
AM B. handle. This is a most commendable en-
sSSET 4rmrr-a aud wa recommend it cordially to
- .,rft#r
--.sra..rs Howard Shaw q Co. inform
- , .f.r..,.,I, ,,,r s,f,,ef-risi1o columns
~ p. '.'''l7 1.''''-'' '@' as
- III morning OBJ the arrival Oh ch"lce iot
y ...r.r A. frrIl line of iron aud steel
s-y--.
rr.. r.f. Of fh. Presidents urocla
ay ., 49,
~ -.Hn. -H.| INA. Dis worthy OF notice,
NV n . srI r.Hs the anniversary Of the evacu-
90 .r..f,..r.1 tr,g. girtrlg1 .l,a, Of tho
al ,
dINAU " ANA III. H' "'I '"'pl t'a' IIe9I"eHI
ard JoEu-.m. iu anticipating that date one day,
%. ..tr-....1 I5.. considerations of delicacy
DER 3D.. r..-...... ,.r , ,..,,l ~ yin mot he
49,,
y. ~ F'g ~ -HsalaI 10 him.
r....,..t.,. - e.,-,.f,.,, ,,f,f1.,.
acl Bss e. life J-rusfuur
cos- 8 .r. .. r.. ,,a.,r-.l f., all the widows
oaa"gI 81 0a. Presidents since the death of Wash
inutuu
~~
~ NM New York railroads are using steel
RAJ 4 -I..rtluun
3D. H.. So. ,r...r.... .r... .,-.. E.. ,,g.J
70 r.'II t'll7.
&c.. f.s.r..ar..s ,,r,r.g .r. 1iI-erv fo Ie all
. i ...... -. III no. s,,.caod,I
~. tIr. D. .; ,,.'tr, o4I,. m, "a
&C., ..'''' '..'I IA, rrI -
w. uIm "T'7 '''" ~ ~
le2 nr ~
ID ''~ laos haa better try Ieflcle7 next OF III
dieun.5 chat applaud Camille could stand
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re- We had the pleasure yesterday evening
ola call from Mr. f. w Merlin, editor ana
proprietor OF the Tallahatchiau, pubhshed
AZ Charleston, Miss, who is on a snort Visit
10 our city. in the interest Of his valuable
inmrmnL
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H. on THE RAuEoAp.-When the Fed
IL Government granted alternate sections
Ia lnI six miles ON either side of the
in DIS Central road TO the company that
nstruutrd it. the donation was coupled
I'll inc condition that treights on Govern
mi account should not be charged. The
Ain uf this corporation for compensation
rthy transportation of troops during the
belhoA. received its death blow in the
aase ht the adoption of Mr. Washburne's
zen dment providing that no money shall
ID I'D to the road for such services, and
thorizjug the Attorney General to insti-
tesait on once against the company for
q Recovery of thS amount, about $1,000,
3salraadl paid them 10y the War Depart
ant Memphis Bulletin.
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MEMPHIS.
DR.. SAMUEL GTLBERTs
CHRONIC Asses,
THE PUBLIC

Nav rest assured that the manufacturers spare
neither pains Uor expense in the preparation OF
these remedies. They are made OF the very best
medicines known In highly concentrated form
upon strictly scientific principles.
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EKLY STEAMER FOR NAZOO.
THE COUNTESS.

ENIENDEESON, Master CHARLEY GATES,
1.l.aras V5,kshurg every Tuesday evening r
ort ...enu ood and all intermediate landings on
yaa no For freight OF passage, apply on board
April3dlm.
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ni.hop Green,. spring Appein1menl-.
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
n O., J. & G. \. K. r.
On and after Wednesday, the 4th inst,
a Passenger Train will leave New Orleans
daily at !. 90 A. NJ, and arrive at Jackson
615 P. NJ Canton 500 ?. NJ
Returning. will leave Canton daily at : 90
A. NJ; arrive at Jackson 900 A. NJ; New Or
leans 5.45 p. VI.
BY this slight modification of present
schedule. close connections are made with
all connecting lines North.
b. II. GREENE.
apl 4dlw Asst. Supt. q Eng.r
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~ Nothing can be more wonderful than
the operation of the Red Jacket Bitters in
obstinate eases Of costiveness, for it is a
mild and genial cathartic, as well as a tonic
and corrective.
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EGE +
u CosTAl
twar b
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We had The pleasure of a call yes
.tar8av from Mr.. Chaz c Hathaway, general
.a-pnt for the Great Southern and Western
III. and Accident Insurance Company To-
.ca+r5 rr New Orleans. At the head Of this
,erear enterprise, as President, is Gen. James
hon..trres The President is not unknown
E. fame. and is particularly remembered by
lanv of our people who have followed him
roaud for some two or three years past
b. IT. is here to comply with the law Of the
g. ia reference to foreign insurance com
4a1le-. and establish agencies throughout
H.. State. When his arrangements are COM
d .r-d "a fun statement in every respect VIII
B. uaaGr. This Is "a most commcndable en-
4lr4rfs.. aud Eve recommend it cordially to
N. 3D.. s.#...
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T II T.
Reversible Feed MaChineI

Offers to the Ladies of Mississippi. the celebrated
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
ghs kresid Dt'S Message.

Congress convened ON Monday, and the Pres
ident' message was read to both Houses. Both
time and space prevent US publishing it this
week. 1t is regarded as moderate and digni
fed in tone, though much criticism is elected
from the fact the voice of the people, formerly
SO potent with him, is entirely ignored in this
document.
The principal topic Of the message--the res.
toFation question-he declares that his ICON.
vlctiOns heretofore expressed have undergone
no change" His views are a rehash OF his
suggestions made so frequently before the elec-
ton, and are remarkable in that they show
that he has learned nothing and forgotten
nothing. He has neither modified his tone
nor given any indications of concession in his
views; be leaves the matter to Congress, how
ever.
He recites his acts in regard to the earlier
stages of reconstruction, and the acts of the
Southern States in compliance with his own
requirements and the requirements of Con
gress. He contends that Congress has recog-
nlzed these States as States, by It's measures,
and therefore they have a right to representa-
ton. He urges the speedy admission of "loy-
al members from the now unrepresented
States as a measure demanded by every
Of national interest, sound policy
and equal justice, - and urges that the right
't each House to judge Of the election and
qualification Of its members is sufficient bar
against the admission of disloyal persons.
He gives a short review of the reports of
he heads of Departments, which accompanied
he message.
Ut the Presidents suggestions on other sub
'cts the most important are those pertaining
the application ofchecks upon the land grant
'stem in aid of internal improvements, and to
le repair of the Mississippi levees. He also |
'ccmmends that the District of Columbia be
ermltted TO enjoy quasi-territorial representa-
on in Congress, and to elect delegate with
view to the better understanding of local
ants.
Prominence is given to the Mexican question
present suspended between Congress and the
'uthern States, and without the further con-
'l Of the Executive.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
pU BLIC S Ale

The subscriber will expose to Puhl;c S.,.
! DeaMafe l1Ouse, In the town OF Smyrna nei a' hs
on THURSDAY. the Goth Gay of Decemn.. oeiswsre issre
TWO Clock r. NJ the follow ing Real E"ts, iooo at
IN Inc Town OF SIayfna, Aforesaid To viii situate
| No. j, A Two Story Brick DIV sII,ng Ho...
ses me late resdeHce of Presley Spruancs J.r
no" occupied by DR.. Charles L. Mahsn. honsau sc
NE by Main street. on the souihsss, &c on
~ ~ :. on the Rarlh by No, tb stes, land %
noitn"est by lands Of Ur. w Cuu,Unns ~, sn0 ~ on
oT ,aa;dn rms property is very desiraIle "a - =
"a ~ ahe sOsalion is one OF the best in ,h Pace
ons;a e House, as well az the or, h;'s.hs
ars VI stable, Carriage House. corrc.;I
NJ o o.iSm' gu, and in good order. N'''
;sas &c :, Ihree Story Brick SIo,s Eo,sa -, n
cun;aJ h' ~ occupied by P d T. Snynancs u 49, sm-
Mar oy W. Z Hall. bounded on ,bs s",'h noM oc'
Mansfield S.ca.s sns southeast by land late Of Pn.r
g. Spreaoc eGsssed on the northeast by land Js,s .,
of II Jos.,s.u ueceased and on The nonbwest bv Ia,,
business stand q" excellent and well known
m,sss MU' >. TwcSioy Brick Dwelling Hons, and D.,
ihs No.,S m occupied by Dr.. 3. s. Gooee bonndsJ "n
sas, W ho'sawesi by Methodist or Ball street an oA
,s ~ "afket street. on the southeast bv lanJ
This sno on the southwest by land Of AIeI Fs,.
anJ properly 10 located IN an asieeabe neigbho.sa'
TFp.sSi soSiidngs are substantial and in gooJ rar"1'
h. iNmo-Fen per cent on the Jay ofssIs ~
,roaag aase 20 De secured by Judgment Bond. x,,s
1850 security payable in two years with ;n,s,.p ~
lees '"' N's, w ~ marrn "a neat
--------------.,- -, ~, So 90. ArTokNKY
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
THE NEWS.

In the fourteen months previous to Octobar
1866, the National debt was reduced TO S906
OOO,OOO. For the year ending the 3Otb of In
next, it is estimated that the receints ;nto +ho
Treasury will be S475.00O,O 900, and that The
expenditures will be $3l7, 1000, 900. leaving .
surplus OF about Sl5S, 200, 900 to be annlied ~
the public debt 1t is also estimated that there
VIII be surplus of S85,0O0,000 in the wear
1868 to be applied in the same way.
The expenditures of the Post-offce Depart.
ment during the last fiscal year were sl5 352
O'9, and the receipts were $l4, 1886, 9S6.
The amount of money required for the sun.
port OF the War Department for next wear, +
Is estimated, will be about S25, 100000
The navy of the United States has been re.
duced to 27S vessels, carrying 1851 guns. and
OF these only IS vessels are in commission and
they carry 1929 guns, and are manned by 49,
600 men.
A bill establishing impartial suffrage, with a
small property and educational Qualification
has been introduced and tabled in the Alabama
Legislature -A-''A'""
There Is report from New Orleans that
Maxlmlllan has returned to the city of Mexico |
to carry on the Empire
Secretary Seward has received by Atlantic
telegraph, an official confirmation of the news
OF the arrest OF John H. Suratt. There is no
doubt OF the assassin 5 identity.
General Sheridan has sept to Washington
charges against the conduct of the officers in
command of the Dry Tortugas. {
mass meeting of welcome to Congress was .
held on Monday in Washington. Judge Car
ter delivered the address of welcome, and was
replied to by Speaker Colfax. In the evening
there was banquet, General Walbridge pre-
siding at which Hon. Thaddeus Stevens made
speech strongly denouncing the President
Hon 4. ]: Hamilton, ofTexas, spoke in Bos- a
Ton on Monday evening, on suffrage and recon. c
He claimed liberty and eouaJity P
or ALL and said . the diseased state of Affairs b
the South should be treated by radical >
emedles which took only one dose to effect a a
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

. The best selected Stock of Ladies'. Dro..
& COtton's p'''e'' at baggs
q we mas the best assortment of Par,,olo
Su1.6o pun Shades and Sun Umbrellasg BagSs BaSOlS +
f.dh Il the ladies' gant Cloth for Sacks of tho loto
Iasnlon go to Primrose He has n;oe enG Gn late
'ngm tr1 and offers them at low figures '''e NHe 0
L,d"s ne cheapest Goods Of every description for
nauleS and gentlemen wear can hp bn Hna iof or
+h;n IL you want nice hat, pair of boots or oru
snng arsd ~ Aliens line, give him call as he bas
Md,iG see that Primrose has got in large line of
bIIallaneu bIni and Hofeokers cassimeres "o ond u
81 q. an H. PrImrose has got beautiful assortmont
OF noor' table and step oil cloth - '''NOi 'lien'
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WONDERFUL BUT TRuE,-M
TON. the world renowned AslroIoest and
lslc tlalrVoyant while calfvoyant s,sia dai,na
a'es the very features Of the person YOU are n ma.
anG ov e aln Of an instrument Of intense power
i'c guarantees 10 produce perfect
the appllc nt with date OF marriage occupaI,on e.S
ing traits OF Character De. This Is no imnnsl,;o
testimonials without number eau assert. Bv sIat,na a.
prd n age disposition color Of eyes and haf
anu enclosing my cents. and stamped enyeIone .d
dressed to yourself. you will receive the nic,p,s W.
'etutn Urn mai together with desired information. y
Au1ress IN confidence MADAME GERrRunr Rru,,,
TON Po Box 297, West Troy. N. Y. .S5 SiSrH'' Sro
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

HORRIBLE ACcIDENT-A MAN ScA1nrn M
DEATH. -On "Wednesday morning AZ obo,'. ~
10 O'Clock, shocking accident occIrred a. 80, ~
factory OF Pusey Brothers, Wilmington. DoI
which resulted in the death of a man 81 Dei /
George Hayes. On Wednesday one of "C! .ho;t
boilers sprung leak, and the deceased nnJp rmelp
preparations Tor repairing il. The boilers orc
arranged In three sections, and anv one soot;ao
can be shut OF, ond the others left in ooonn
tlon.. The middle section was the one poapJ;,t-
repairs, and IL was .emptied HAYES entornS
1t and had about finished the necesSa ~,
whep, wishing to test the tightness of tbdp Iii
er, ne directed his assistant to tell the 6ro,.n
to turn on the water. There are two m,eial u
turning on the water--one by turning on III ~
water from the plug and the other 6y In oo ooiu
ting tho boilers The latter, of conrso 0Uunec, Ss
turn on the hot water and steam T2o "eaiu Gt'
man, ignorant that Hayes was still ;ns;Je @ nre-
nected the boilers, and the boiling vate, oou, ,
steam rushed intO the back part Of tbe ho;In aIu
where the deceased was with such forco Doiier
blow him TO the front. He managa5 "a a' 70
his head out OF the man-hole, and was dro osSJ seS
the rest Of the way out by others A. Ss Sseu
tgo-thirds OF the skin on his body was destroas' cas'
He did not lose his consciousness At anv
ana TOR four hours was in the most ;ntnn t.,ne
asgony; after that time the anodynes and cnNg
lug applications gave him some relief, and iOI II
= ssppeared much easier, once in a while e,Il;Lo
- Leep, He fingered on in this state nnt;I
N LS.pck on Thursday afternoon about 19 bo',IIo
rsa ICY aeath put an end to his sufferncs Tf,
h;rsspoug ~ years of age, an EnplishTnon nc
Jrsn ana leaves widow and three small -! ~
Commercial. 'o SMALL chill |
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
REAL ESTATE
PUBLIC SALE.

ne sunscrberI intending 10 leave The Stat, Ill,
sell al Fublic Sale. al CampbelI's H,,a ~ ~i'
Isss !,1 on ~ kSDAY, The 10Th OF Decembr,.
T, 1ooo, AZ o clock IN the afternoon ali The E
Iacts OF Land sItusied il Duck Creek Hnn,,.a 80 "
NUuny' delaware, destrIbed as isIlous. '
,t..O W. \, Inc iaFm known as the FARROw EARm
Cio.mefy called 'The Land OF ,oshsn !. ha,a III,
and Honey aow, situated m 49, n"eIe nlIk
zen zen 'haVlgaole wstef sdJ dining lands Of H. = A.
-. 40TV WullaInA and o,hrrs, miles from Smv,
Ra,SaI 'S S LelPsc' from hoieck,r's Mill, 2 fr3n
De'nei % Church, and fron Brenioru SIaInn n.i ~
~ ~ ana containing 269 Acres and 65 parch "a
i, P.ot in tehlehts comprise "a sIOry Frame nv.I
ing 1880 feet' with Back Building I6122 Ias, 80
new bn,', - en'lIe % building This house is nearly
' 0uI' III MODERN style and IN a substapt,,I mar,
nef. loop pump waier-neyer laiIIno-in iba Lanr
PO.Jn me house and yard are well tuppIied vii,
po'a ICES Out Budlngs ordinary. There ia ala,
soou sloFy.and -a-half Tenement House on ,ba 80
Ises' Ihs larm Is divided into fields and . I,
Seis % Iehcihg' win running water in ali bpt ons
"oaJ au SO situated as TO divide the estate inIo -
UouSIZeo farms. There is also A tract of .,,O.
W Woodland Of abOnt IS acres yeTv ,hint i VI euPsIiOf
a. aut 20 anu YAK Timber There is Peach O,cbo,J -
'ees, all bearing except $50 Of Haes EsIv
TayS IT, oEelnef with an Apple Orchard Of abept snI
cnolce varieties; &c Standard Pear lrees nc -,
sAfelles' and ~ Dwarf Pear trees tbe Iat,a, ~
ains' Gosd supply OF other fruits snrb AS chs,,,a
4ulnces oseoerrles, currants LawtoD blncIhs,,;s
biSn .,", 81 berries grapes, DC. The land s in
s sta'e OIL cultivation. II has always been cIsx,.t
aAohs = me hnesl farms in the county, The Io,a,;o~
,I o VI me most desirable TO be found the neiohhn,
III and it is rarely that such yaIunbi
esI estate Is offered to the public '""o'e
DE- Sc,1; =; Tract of Land, known as the "HAzrt
:. -. OhCHAhD.' containing 26B acres Ior.,.L
- rue main State road from Smyrna 10 Dover n1',A
tIh me former. and miles frem said Br-nfo,d S'e
on Ihis tract is all set in Peach Trees Of snns.
ul IN The prime Of bearing VI superior
A'o. D. FARM OF 81 acres and 90 perches. .i,n.,
! near BlackIsIoRs Cross Roads-in ths u1eI-
.ooC's-from to miles from Smysaa, and shon
lies from N heni0n Station, Md & Del Railroad IT,.
Peach Trees. ""ich 10 sci
iERMS -Iwenty per cent. OF the purcbs,. r,o
De bel paid on S"y Of sale 1ss
the balance IN five equal annual ins,... ne deed.
10 20 per cent will be forfeited if the Term. ."
nPIed with AN IndisPuiabe lille will \. sse not
Ices ToIiH' zoo,
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
STATE AND LOCALS.
TTial of Armstrong.
Continued from first paqe. J

NCO"tWUeI rom tTSt page
Andrew Armstrong, sworn-(this bow !,
: ABOUT ten years of age When his mGtbe,
cahed Jane from her mllkinS, She knocIeL moi
' PuSiied' her down, and stamped on her. When
S IIls lat9er spoke to his mother about whipping
"dne' SilG Halu, The tarnal devil II kill her. -
anu told his father that he had been to a rr,,
mole, and got full of rum. His t,tb.r nn,'.
kicked her with his knee She threw the bnt
Ter at MN and then ran at him with the Ln;ea
1AHer lie mad brought her in from the road She
again ran at him with the knife. Aftnr vL,
I went up stairs he took her glass Of wator
sue was nlutterlng something to herself ahor,
tarnal devil; )" she called them al "tarnai
devils once in while. ""i
James richardson, sworn-Uad worLoJ
thore; heard prisoner and his wife have b,rJ
VIRUS On one occasion at supper bec.nso
'neIe ulu not appear to be as much cold neat
on tue table as prisoner wanted, he picked i
"hd p Atu tb 1nrew o9th meat and plate at his wife
t .nou AlcAeu her out OF the sitting room into
Iii heard prisoner say that if he got
i'"iu "a the property he would damned soon
AilocA her out OF home On one occasion whom
witness was working at a hedge inst hal ~
5he mouse, ne overheard prisoner saw ~ will
nave 10 XIII you some Of these davs and nut
you under some ct these buildings if YOU don't
Al. an nceqInesdaay was occupied by the argu-
u IIehtS OF the prisoner counsel and Attornev-
Ueneral Moore, until at about O'Clock. after
q, charge OF one hour by Chief Justice Gilpin,
tue case was then given to the Jury.
AT haii past nine 0 clock the Jury brought
IN verdict OF guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree. --'o' ~
The Court then adjourned until Monday last
, court opened on Monday morning and Chief
ustlce Gilpin addressed Armstrong at length.
% most feeling and eloquent exhort6 ton to
prepare for his final end.
lhe Judge then remarked that nothing now
emalned but for him TO pass upon the prison
II his sentence of the law which he did as fol-
Ows:
- 1t is therefore considered by the Court |
hat you, Andrew Peterson Armstrong, be now
lken FROM the bar OF this Court to the public 7
rlson OF New Castle County, the place from
thence you came, that you be there safely and
ecurely kept in custody y, until Friday, the 8th .
ay OF February next that on that day between =
le hours of 10 o clock in the morninr and . q
the afternoon, you be taken to some CONE I
lent place OF private execution. within tho u
recncts OF the prison enclosures. and that a
lu be then and there hanged by the neck nnt;i
lu be dead-and may God have mercy IN +,
our soul. =" -
The Consnaercldt says: "The prisoner lis i.
med to the remarks Of the Chief Justice and md RI
Als sentence without any sign of emotion 40
Ratever' and through this mornings proceed
gs seemed as uncOncerned, if NOT moro 0oo 90
an the majority of the spectators Tb;S = % in
srfect keeping with his conduct tbron0honnl Il nn in
70 trial, he seemed as non-concerned onG aOIe w
imposed as the foul murder he comm;ttnd We
Is brutal.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

boa ~ CONSUMPTlvES-The advertIser- HAVING
Os OHen restored to health in few weeks by very sm
with aiter having suffered for several yea rs
Consrn, lung affection, and that dread disease
anxious make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
an VINO desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
asea (free OF charged, with the directions for
e p1I,ns ana using the same, which they will find
sure STnE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRoNcHITIs.
TTSuGHS' COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections
he only object Ofthe advertiser an sending the Pre-
,io 70 Oeheht the afflicted and spread norma.
oh which he conceives TO be uabIe and he homes
every sufferer will try HIS remedy as it will cost ihem
nothing. and may prove blessing.
rartes wishing the prescription, FREE, BY retu,n
mail, will please address u'A
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
JanlOy Williamsburgh. Kings Co., New Yo,L
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

ITCHl ITCH!! ITCH! !!-scRArcH NO Mo-
England's Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment will
S cases OF Itch 1t contains
to health. Those suffering from his uaagefous
ease SHOULD procure box at once Az .o'e ~ dis
and's Golden Itch Ointment, and tab ASA ior Eng.
FfiOe SO cis' a box BY mail, so cts T no otner,-
L. M, ENGLAND, y
For sale by Druggists. wilmington. Del
fe7, '66-lv.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

= NEW YORK MARKETS. Pork ha, tumbled
from so to S22 per barrel, and is now $40 So
DeioW the prices Of same time last year The
market Is very unsettled, and is doomed to still
Lard is II to IA cents per pound lower than
at TINS time last year. Shipments are return
ed from England and large supplies are com
ing ! IN from the West. Prices have gone down
go still lower. ~''' i''uS'