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TOLEDO, peeernhAr Is.
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k!ehfAn savAated 7c: aA1A 1t %193; No. SpsnF Sd
vsn.ed r.: s4lA II t11, Cosz-e2!oa 1t s.4e, Qsts-
6Aes II nc,
, 1866-12-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

metc4Ifss Great Rheumatic Remedy
Ia daily edectlng wonderful cures. II .cts like
magic, both Chronic and Infammlfory Rhcuma-
us1 giving Hay before 1t. The afaiefei Arc i'd
WED 10 ~ It. lord i Smith, Agents.
, 1866-12-17

C,eI F1sAscrs.-The total amount received In
tn city r.catrry drrlnc the mouth OF Nosru,hc,
NJ. Eta, ta,6is-01. The expenditures aps!nc the
eAdle time amounted to *NI tz64
, 1866-12-17

A Guarantee accompanies ench bottle
o(MAssden'e Pcctnral Balm. which will crre every
aeenta have Instructions to refund the money ID
Cvcfy instance where IL falls to relieve aud cure
For sAlc by Ill drugciats. Dnrnhans & Tan
who1etale acrnfs
, 1866-12-17

GROsBF's OPERA HOUSE.
MADAME GHloSI and stoEoR sus1Hrs
CIR AND ITALIAN OPERA.


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Nal o1AAAeea''.'..'' -..uifecsor.
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mst ar rrHest auS nrodnrfjnn az ~ '%~'~1 "A~o VIZ
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btEs etve TO call the attention Of the patrons And
2.I'sofsAH poooE ~ ~01IAKot u toe
~ + e4'>'fe4''1S1AAo'' .
sn1 nntn1 y. as .9E Pefio1 Of
tte he hss Succeeded IN efHctine rnerrSy enanjn-
hlt1 10 present m ArTxy Of
eFyEyTyr1yrr r1parr .,r,cru
,.s-. 'I..,.'..,.N 't@1 Aa''
pletend talented companies which tss aver snesrrf
on ihe ET.nptan q Anae.1san rug
Iae following Attltfx Of the hkhe4t eutnenco IN the
, 1866-12-17

TcrAcco-pu1l ana unchanged ~
to17aS-Drooplrs 1t Nkc.
ffoCH-f1f1n and .IArt1cu hi[aat GoG medium extra
Essdcs- 80
!1.Ix.Eheas ruler As t.-ao71ss sor prime fA. ;
r ~ faf choice white. Cutu cplk ecaed wer At 8la
&sr nev No. u 4t.N- t}A3a tFtn Il 7l8:sc
Prnrruoxs-FfsE0eI: Ma PORK Ut 41i-ou
NHHKxr-FSafce. bofo&Et Aak lA1Ee sdF1ncae
tstes At te.A 70 Alri1e-
Hoas-Hi1b1 i ts.6sos su-lstser vrzy heary,
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VARIETY THEATRE.

VARIETY THEATRE.
Enthusiastic reception OF
Mr.. E. BLANCHARD
ASD HIS ACTING DodA CARLO AND NERO.
Who will spptar this evening In the tvo&es D.au4 Of
The Blind Bay and His Dor.
Rapturuus Arpau.e hestowcd on JOE WOODS the
Prince of x mic yocAItt1.
Appc1rnntt Of The E3jsuted LAURA HERyAR tIr
JOHN DOCGHERrY. And the great D1ub!e Company.
, 1866-12-17

The Purc&5 and Sweetest God liver OIL
hSeIs. upon the sea shore i ts perfectly pure and
avert. Ask for Hazard 4 Csswcil'a Coo Liver
OIL manufactured by cAswuL. MACE / Co :,
New fosk. Sold By al druggists.
, 1866-12-17

Special Notice TO Business Men and
The Travelling Public gcneea!Iy.-Quiek time to
New fots. Boston. and all points East TIA Lake
ELS p n. train Er1tves in Cleveland At 600 .. n,
Buffalo at Las p. N New York at 100 Z. N five
houFh N Aaysnes. Of tho Michigan Central Bnd
Great Western Tine. GEO, Il. GnAr. Western
Agent, Ticket once removed 10 No. 50 Dearborn
ei1eei, under fremont House.
Paper HAn,sinQ3 and Window Shades
1t cItatlE redrcd nt3ce4. E. E BInhx 81 Raus
, 1866-12-17


\ Reserved seat In the Orchestra, pxfuuotte Dreea
Circle and Balcony. 50
Fse9f sFs }fy b91 G fas aa
Drrs Circle and a!cony, lis r9hts,.. oo
Dh6oEy H seais. is niGhu). LOO
70 sale Of Reserved Scats los tho ec1re sessou
oniy, viii commence on T1EsDAT, Dec. Il al =, M
1t tie Boz Once Of the O7crn House.
ThuSHday, Dec. 10 ~-
, 1866-12-17

ns.roA< oEsEspeAao.-The person who b,s.
toHea volume OF pamphlets. lIis.oty Of c
tt:a, Engineers Report --of the t;rorgiau
C..al." &C, VIII plessc retasa the same iu1m
ci-irtF to IT, cosrtnc-rnom Of the TA1uu
os.ss, 81 CLARK Klr.-t. The owners nam- Il
L.sm,cd on the book.
, 1866-12-17

fAH1LE BnC1ks-HentJ Il. cuppy. reading
ca-clAk street has been for some time past In
The hsots iof bea.iac aud otherwise abustng hls
tar.Ily 10 terrible extent 10a Saturday he was
6ned SO III The Police Cont. sent to the Bride.
vel! for sixty days. md required 10 give S3O bail
10 secp the pczes alter he E1All leAve That iusn-
teton
, 1866-12-17

A RARE CEAxck--Ne cali attention 10 the i'd
st:tlsemens OF ttr1t.cta&s piana, selected By q
ecutltmtn nutis teacher for fills own nse. Tho
lor;rursrnt Is lr>t-class make, aud has Az extra
o.t.Ira!s prr!tt and volumr Of tone. II has been
In; little used and will be fo;d reasonably. 1t
can Ike seen for Two days at No. SIG W8aash
GlrEuc.
, 1866-12-17

SvSNsr senoos. TEAcAkrs' IHsr11uT1.-An tn-
tliiute viii be held 1t the Chapel Of the Illinois
Street Mission on Monday ytesening. eu1amccc1ne
81 u o'clock. Preparations arc made to hare an
excellent u:re, Ard orr Sunday School teachers,
ra't1cn'arIT OF TIC Soah Division, should nut
t.;ive; The opportunity.
, 1866-12-17

CHANCE or .TtnE.-Tr1tns on tbs Michigan
cea:rsl Raitroad for Cincinnati, Louisville, and
ildianonohttltave Chicago at 4. H.. Su,dAy
excepted. and 5 ,, H.. SATURDAY excepted. and
arrive a Chicago At 1Gsl 4 n. Mon1Ays except
amer December 16.
, 1866-12-17

Goeo NETS 20 LAKE. MN. x.--Sinre the zppofnt-
toent oi Hog. ". b. Scates 10 s,ae ONCE Of Col.
ts';o7 n! the Fort OF Chicago. thclsesnlanons Of
t1c Office pertaining t, 1ssc Traffic bave been con.
ervc'al fne- NIe ssecs<ed which were claimed
ret 10 he legally o1cctable. Tne aset have been
iepn'ied iu y a:ti, eton. aud m order has arrived
'Ia'nauc!n: the rcfuunlrs of tho moneys 20 col
lsftcf
, 1866-12-17

ALLEGED fAucEKT.-John c. Badger. q salea
rsan 10. tlrloas Easicsn houses, visited 4 saloon
Al no. p. state street On FrtdaJl evening to pur
cAase }itchei Of ale. The uouxn who eo1d 1t TO
ga: counted uu:lis charge 10 him. He objected
u TUG ol The twenty Gye cent piece. and antr sha
-! ehi.nced Il he demanded his bill, lie To-
r. :rt :Eai he had laid It on the counter, trs It
clu:1 nut be 1aaEd, aud aa ho retu.ed to give her
t'.r ehaacr Gacs he we arrested for larceny. A
Its,tsl examination u2s held on Saturday Rnurn-
:r.::oq ant j 1G:saa sft:En2aePs 2 ra rRQa9sf
e,,.7, ~ E.cIE =
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31
And Now Vntn

Inns is the last issue we shall have before
the election. Less than week remains IN
which to work. Next Tuesday, the 9Th of
November IS election day! What work there
Is to be done be sure and do It! The efforts 60
lar nave been encouraging, and every dav has
added to the hopes Of the Republican party
The labor is entered into by the Union men
with that spirit characteristic of sanguine ex-
pectatlon, which is all the more heightened be-
cause the Democrats seem depressed.
up to this hour, the elections have gone
steadily for us. In the elections held 50 far
the Union men have lost nothing, but have
gained more than they anticipated. Let rs
look at the result accomplished up to the pres
ent. Elections have been held in ten States
during the year; first in New Hampshire and
Rhode Island, and then in Connecticut Oro-
gon, Maine, Vermont, PennsvIvani, Ob;o
Indiana and Iowa. Ere1y one ofthese States
n0oe bee" carried By the Republicans. and IN
the aggregate by Increased maiorities. Tn tb;s
mas been secured the return of 6ftv-6vo Ron
uohcan Representatives to the next Con,,ross
(htty-eight, including West VIRGINIA Tyb;oh
we omitted in the list) to only t,cezre Demo
crats In addition, two or three U. s. Sano.
TORS nave been gained by the Republicans-in
place OF Cowan, ofPennsyvania. and Nesn,;.h
Vi oregon at least. So much for the mast
Now for the future. Eleven or t7voIro G..
mold elections next Tuesday Oftbis nnmbon
LIMOS, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota MI.
souri, New York and New JERSEY are looked
upon as certain for the Republicans. A tremon.
aous effort Is being made in New YorL h., ~
democrats, but the reelection of Gov Fenton
mas oeen conceded by such papers as the Her.
Gr'a, commercial Adrerhser, Post and otber
ieaulng journals that started with the "Con.
Sc, serVatlves, ever since the October elections
mat State has been made the Democratic h..
tle ground, and we feel sure of their deGo.t
Inc next Congress, like the present is morally
certain 10 stand against the President bv at
l1 leSs' t"o-thlrdS majority, and, from the fact
.nat It's term does not expire till the Pree;don,,s
aoes' the hands of the latter are effectn.nr
led while ne holds his Office.
we nave given these facts to show what tbo
people demand. Shall we 90 with the curront :
7 SnAll We as TOR the last six years. attemnt
go against it? Let us learn the lesson tbo
eopie are teaching and be wise Let no NM {
ames Riddle, an honest, labor-loving, intel. +
gent citizen in the Gubernatorial chair rotbor 6
nan man who seeks the success Of his n.rt,, .
lat he may secure the lions share Of tho
pOil'. and use 1t for the benefit of the Sauls. :
ury family. Let us swell the Congressional
laJorlty by the election of John L. McKim il
nu let US secure majority of the Legislature v
LAT We may once more place Delaware RIGHT n
the record. As we first stated. evervtbinn i
encouraging. '''''h G
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31
MARRIED.

O On Ine oUth INST, at SMYRNA nj -
3. ,; l.; Gracey, JAS. Ii. CoTrroye orr nei i Dy Rev.
Miss LYDIA A. CAnooN, daU@btcr' dbHS' 81 fENSF:, ~, an
Caho9n, Esq, both of this town ''i O' m. Il.
D In Port Penn, Del, on the 9th mst L.,
hev; ", n. y. GAYLORD, Mr.. CUARIrS SS'' 3y the
Penn, Del Ni-hAVER, Of Port
Or, On the n 23d inst, at the residence oe .,
brides father, by the Rev. John Brnwe OF the
tor OF St Ann $ Church, ANDREw OSh, ne Ke,-
son son to MAGGIE r., daughter of r. W W Ella Ella
ran, all OF New Castle CO., Del ~ W. Coeh-
oct. 2o, by Il the Rev. Jno. Thomson ..n
lars taTSonage OF St. Stephens NJ Il. Church - NE She
4&25 MAN street; N; Germantown Mr. Jas NoI
Of Delaware. ECAER, both
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE Consr,rr-,o,,
The UNION REPUBLICAN, PLArrovu

Resolved, By the Senate and House of Renrssor
- yes. OF the United States Of America, two.tbird.
W" houses coDcurrlng, That the following Ar
oe proposed to the Legislatures of the seyera
teS as an amendment 10 the COnstitntion ~ 49,
United States which, when ratified bv tbrsa - .e
Constitution viz: 'u SS part OF the
:; T; ~ Sec l. All persons born or natnr,I;zo5
- t"7 united States, and subject TO the ;p-;.do,;e
aFe ci'izens OF the United States and of the
- wherein they reside. No State shall rnako ~
or id"s which shall ahridge the privileges
- ~ IhHdnlties of citizens of the United S,a,. g
snaii any State deprive any person oc nc. tu' "oi
property without due process of law no. da: u
tion of the laws" '"0 equdi Protec-
G. s secuon makes citizenship uniform in II, a.
'''eo' ana protects citizens both North and So,,,L
n;,r. ,n;,P =. oouln carolina must treat Pennsvlva
mans Win the same respect that she ,rs.,
citizens. -0' Sie treats her own
4 Representatives shall he anno-,;o.ol
o"s 'le several States according tn their rosoac,
80 "u'"stts' c3InltnS The whole nn,nber or P-
,nL oaIn STATE excluding Indians not tayad L..
Tue right to vote at any election For sIa oo'
ted S,,,,s wee resident, and for the Uni.
IId,c,.. - IN Congress, executive and
!L1I+. o'.sft, Or the members of the Iegisi.t,|
enetcot' Is denied to any male inbah,aus ''.atufes
- og Il years Of age, and citizens of the ~;
,,c;n.|;'' VI IN any way abridged except for no.
uPltion in rebellion or other crime The -. par
eSentation therein shall be reduced N Ia''s "
r',t'on winch the number of male citizens sba pro
tn such State" 'S 0''i%ehS Il years Of age
f..-o "-o section hxes tie basis of renreser,.,;
. upon the population of the sevo,ai S III
'S P!0OISo, that where State den; =, N''tes,
sI Owe franchise to any of It's qualified m. es .ne elec
oa,s OF age, (Which any State is aiI, r,.1ens OF
ln'S sectIonJ that then itx a,'oweo to do
shall be proportonably redocod in
or e representation In Congress bv ,b regu-
n. S",i', "a each State Under The oIJ C ,e number
her frss nae tnfee.dhs of all her slaves sdJaJ
e1 population to fix her tfo sGaed az to
;roSh now that slavery is abolished sb" . N Con-
unds, US more added thereto. and ,bva w' nave
and would ,S Ia Constitution with incress,d osck
she sootb thus make the vote of one b;,o power
ths resa nearly equal two in the Mn, VII" man IN
OF the amendment are nolo opposing this part
sentative i in 70 psrsOn shall be seD,,r or p.,.
tbe Tmoa or hold any Office civil resident or Vice
9tates, or under anv ST. ~ military, under
previously taken an oath as a"y state who having
=, 40 olcer Of the United stes Of Congress
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31

unu 1n,i ale nlfe h5m you would expect pay, would
9Ur 9Uu nH1 5"a. Now, gentlemen that is lust what
gul tSa,, uear beloved Southern brethren want
'ney No% want ~ pay for their negroes
I. RoO"', RRo~' Mr. Editor, | can tell you why our
Ha npiI Ike wants na the Rebels to be compensated.
some ten or FT"s tWeve any ny tR others has claim
Greenbacks [ vat nlt4 ~ and ne has not got enough
to sleep on-made from the wortbInss wort L Expected
currency '''0 "oi'niesS National
Now Boss" " you take my advice hereafter
and stay at home Don't 20 babb;nr ntIealref tba Tel
gre, around through the countrv-"So,l me ne, ne
make ma some few Of the ignorant believe the may nc
gro is going to be their equal, bnt Won rort rF
make them willing to pay for your slaves ~''''
Yours, Truly,
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31
STATE AND LOCALS.

CENTENARY MEETING. The centenary meet
ing OF the Methodist denomination in tb;s to1r
was held at the Church on Thursday last ~ In
the tn morning Rev. DR.. Bartine, of PhiiadeI.
pnla' preached a most forcible and entertain
Church. In the afternoon was held What uac ,nc
tdeu99iminated a " Methodist Family Ga Ciatbcro %%9
ing. in, which individuals testified to tbo
spiritual benefits they enjoy by their connect;nr
with this denomination Of Christians and in
the ! evening Gg!5g two addresses were made by Rcvs
.. > Willis. and j. H. Hghtbourne, the FIRST
taking for his subject Methodism as an niol aIo
ment Of American Civilization" =" and the soc. 9ae
Gnd ,jMethodism-its Successes and Obliga.
tons to - Both in the afternoon and eyen!nr
.ne exercises were attended by crowded audi
the % dsS and TTe Ters sdegy very throughout
able and popular We have not lms learned were ere
amount an realized. Sunday was the last dav 'oS oS
The centennial year. -"'' o"y oi
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31

JOHN H. BEwLEY TO RE- GovvDvon -
DhLA"AKE' l1h 1t is rumored that deem laid
Scneme Is at work among some of the Connor
neaos' or rather the leaders of the Sarlobrr,,
i'eS' 70 make their present nominee for cay
ernor' Dr. Cove Salisbury, Senator of ~
onl'ed States ;ai and Mr. John H. Bewlev Gov.
Grnor' The scheme, as we learn Il ;s tb;.
- cn Inc event Of DR.. Salisbury being elected
Uovernor, Willard, it is understood who =
'onnrineo In his habits of fimbibitiop, and WIZ
neaith, 1t is feared, has become mucb
tnereoy' will resign during the session If tba M
legislature John H. Bewley is to be mado
speaker of the Senate, and will nom;n.to 1iauo Gu
ior 'he vacancy occasioned by WiDard's ros;o
Sa'ion. In the event of his being elected II
.. Senator he will resign the Gubernsto,;oi ~
cnalr' mar when Mr. Bewley, being Speaker ~ tLo
senate, will succeed Dr. SALISBURY 90 Cono y, ..''
OF: .. Mr. Ponder, brother-in.Iaw to Son,oL,
~ ~ 10 snen understood, will be made SpeaLer oe
tce Senate thus continuing the porernnaou. u,
u ~: Deiaware by the Salisbury family and ;ts
4lnes' Dr. Salisbury, We are inclined 70 G tL;nI i.'
'egards the honor of being United StatoS So Snn
''or' with salary of$5, 900 year, much birb.
u tnan Governor of Delaware, with q solerv
i only . 1888, and perquisites from the Leris.
ature and his office-holders.
But will the scheme work? The Union
nen all over the State feel confident of elect
ng James Riddle, Governor, and ma;or;tv
+ the Legislature. Who shall sav2
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES

: WONDERFUL BUT TRUE!-M.n.uv De-
TON me world renowned Aslrooplsr an S,.n
I'UC N'aIfVOyant, while m clairyovant s,ota doI
S t"e very features of the person Won are IN 49,.
u "y tue ald OF an instrument of intense no,o, y'
20 Ie ychomotr0pe. guarantees 10 pfodnca a nor,,
uu i'e-'ike picture of the future husband nv Id
; Pp,l'"n'' with date OF marriage ocC Cups,Ion load
ns hiIs OF character. &c. This Is no Imnns,I,nn o.
1S"nohiais without number can aSsert r., s,a,,@
place o birth, age disposition color C os 90 J'a'Is Ls
aIiu enclosing hity cents, and slammed enyeIno "a
IesSeu 10 Yourself YOU Will receive tho n,c,,,a -,
'0'u.i WdlI. together with desired lnCoruat;op =
AuGresS IN confidence. MADAME GERTRrnr Rrv,v,,
TON - Box 297, West Troy. N. y. se5 Sm
DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS g. CATARRI ,-o-,-I;
win Inc utmost success. by J. ISAACS AZ n Oeri,.,
1I1 or A9tisI formerly of Leyden, HolIand No bia
IlNE street Phiadel phIa. Testimonials fror, ,L
'nosl leilabe sources in the City and Countrv 90, ~
seen al MS oihCe. The medical faculty. are ;1v;,l 20
dccompany theIr patients, he has no secrets in
ptacHce ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted y,hons ".s
fAiN' mo charge for examination. mv2Ii66 In
ERRORS or YOUTH.-A Gentleman ,,ho nd
60 ior years from Nervous DebIlIIy Prema,nro nn
ana al me effects OF youthful indiscrenon viii e. -,
iahe OF suHerlng humanity send free 10 ali Yvbo od
y te recipe ana directions for making the simnIe re
meIy Oy winch he was cured. Sufferers vrish;ra -,
Ir.ss,ny ~ '0''iSe' experience, can DO so bv ad
ianIns ~ ,, JOHN B. OGDEN
Jd"'Oy NO. Is Chambers ST. Ne,v vi
STRANGE. BUT TRUE.-Everv no,n- 1-------- -
gentleman in the Uniteu States ca5 lung lady and
ery much TO their advantage bv re,r e", something
nalseg py undressing the undersigned ,Tbnl lHee OF
a VI oelng humbugged will obIioe h, ~, haVlng
oI go AL others Will please address ''lc'hg
ianIOv AnOS: +. CHAPMAN
oSl Broadway, Naw YorL
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31

; B1LLlNesoArE'--At the Copperhead meet.
lngs we hear Black Republican Abolition
Dlsunion-Party'' come over so often that we
naturally look for it. But the following. from
Copperhead call for meeting at Townsend.
at which the Saulsburys, Nicholson. and T. +,
Bayard were to speak, caps the climax The
people are invited to attend
F" For the purpose of ratifying the State and
County nominations, and also to perfect ar.
rangements to get the people out to the polls
on the Sixth OF November so that this Hun
dred may still hold the proud position Of the
banHer Hundred OF the State in condemning
Delawareans who have stopped so low as to
t-y to sell their white brethren to the misera-
bic Yankee abolitiOnists, and thereby carry ont
the doctrine OF these God-torsaken Puritan
abolltlonlsts-negro equality.
Come every white man who loves the white
man. IN preference to the Niger. for now is the
time to strike the final blow at the damninG
Whlte nlggers who are trying to give the mig
gers the right to vote, the right 10 marry tho
white and the right to fill your schools with
mgSer children, and also to fill your iurv boxes
your courts and Legislatures with niggcrs,
-, come all soldiers who fought TO unhold
the Stars and stripes and restore the J'nion rs
!! once was and not To establish, as the Aboli-
ton Congress have declared, that the niggers
ar are hctter soldiers than the white man and
therefore gave them three hundred dollars
bounty, whilst they only gave the white sold
lers fifty dollars. '''"
=, Come all white men who are opposed to
the acts of the late damnable white niger Con.
gress' Come all who will pledge their lives
sacred honor and fortunes to sustain and de,
Iend ne President Andrew johnson, in his policy
OF restoring the Union, on the basis of white
men, and Tor the benefit and interest of white
This is their {" line of argument" Com.
ment is not required.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31

-, AT a Democratic meeting at MiddIetowu on
thursday last, in the procession was a .freed.
mems bureau" with three white bows with
!, oiackened faces riding thereon, and dispensing
'heretrom cheese and crackers to the hungry
crowd. DO they want to reduce the white man
~ ~ an equality with the negro? A Democrat
,Vlmed 1ua .h US 1t was the best joke he ever saw
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31
Sussex County Ticket.

&ANAOba
Senators,
John 7. Convell,
John L. Bacon.
Representatives.,
Joseph NJ. Davis, Cedar Creek
Simeon Sin Pennewill, North West Fork.
William W. Sharp, Nanticoke.
Robert Fooks, Indian River.
Henry +; Hall, Lewes and Rehoboth.
William W. Morgan, Broad Creek.
Joseph j. Collier, Baltimore.
SherB-Jacob D. KINNEY.
CorOner-John W. Rogers.
Lery Court,
William n; Thoroughbred, Indian River
Robert L; Brown, North West Fork.
gohn Il; ,Satterfeld, Nanticoke.
Elisha Elisha W., ": Cannon, Dagsborough.
James Wilkins, Cedar Greek.
the foregoing. '01 'i'Ae'S with
By order of State Central Committee
SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON, Chairman
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31

iHE "f1hES" is published prery Wednesday at
ftrH0O", by Jos. H. HorFEcKEn. Ed. .or and Pro
prietOr, at Smyrna, pei.
& "S-SusScRIPrioN,--One gear, $2.00 in al
00"ee' or $3.50 # not paid I'LL endc the year. No
paper discontinued until aiiarrears are Paid-Only
ct the option Of tie Pubiix.ssr.
ADVERTIsEMENrs ,oiH be inserted at heTate ofSesen
Cents h"e for the yti-st insertion; subsequent in
serttOns 81 cents. A liberal discount made 10
GnGrterly, semi.annual and yearly udrcrtissrs.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31

MUST WE PAY FOR THEM.-Tbe letter Of .
correspondent, in another column. contains ON
itein II Oh interest to every taxpayer. He states
Ina' at a Democrat meeting at Little Creek
Landing, one OF the speakers declared that what
the Southern people 'caatod ,oas pan for their
S'dres Are the taxpayers of this State will.
ing to be taxed to pay the rich shareholders of
TINS or any other State for their emancipated
slaves? Are We to have our enormous dobt
increased millions of dollars for this nurnose ,
There were, we believe, about 100 slaves in
Delaware. The Government once ofrerod -
pay S"oo Tor every slave manumitted by the
owners ; but the offer was spurned by the Leo.
lslature. Thousands of dollars were tbno loet
10 our citizens by Copperhead prejudice. Shall
we pay for this folly?
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31

KdI. luz r. AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION. - The
naa Meno SG;ounty Agricultural Exhibition, which
last f weD% uaJIurned to tuesday and Wednesday Of
rranJ S JJ1Sf' fao on account Of bad weather, was
Siamd Snandn failure. The OetaVarean says that ION
gers T~'uay' uo out IeW persons besides the mana
the attendance was very slim. there be;n% b1y onIy
about 90, sixty members tickets sold. =" These Nv.
hlDitlonS have become a mere farce, and the
sooner they are improved or stopped altogeth
er the better. At first they were a credit To
The county, but lattery they have been a dis
credit. Many who would place things on ex-
the trouble. ''iiJ
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31

UNION MEN OF OLD AppooU1N1NuNK the
Copperheads are colonizing men in your hun
ared from Kent in order to carry New Castle
county. Be on the alert, and see to it that
you are not cheated. Let every Union man
be at the polls on the 9th of November Go
there bright and early prepared to stay until
tney close, and resolutely challenge every lille.
gai voter that presents himself. Do not be de-
TERED by copperhead threats or menaces. bnt
10 your whole duty as good citizens and ma
5riots' and the day is ours.-Journal.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31
A GREAT TRoTTING MArc

,vh "A uRE4T FRI A. TRoTTrNG MATCH BETWEEN DEFY.
fdn enh AND PATcHEN.-We have good antbor;Hv
rOs saying Ing arrangements have been made for
cietv of Sn N Inc grounds of the Agricultural So
Of SovsHeo% %e% castle County, on the 8th or 10th
has otGr, not vet Ior purse the amount of which
OF the affair have fixed che prica oS %e managers
at VI ticket. Gazette. O u ADMISSION
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31

>. John 5 McLear & Son, Bankers buv onJ .ou
At q .O pest market rates 5-20s, 1881 ~ nu sel
'r"P si Ihey exchange the new 5,9os To- oII anu
anu allow the market difference. ior oiu'
Smyrna times., 1866-10-31
Kent County Ticket.

Senator's.
JAMES R. CLEMENTS.
WILSON L. CANNON.
Representatives,,
ENOCH SPRUANCE,
GEORGE PARIS.
ISAAC G. LOFLAND,
JOHN WOODALL.
PHILEMON C. CARTER.
ANDREW T. THOMAS,
DAVID JOHNSON.
Sheriff,
JOHN A. STEVENSON.
Coroner,
PETER H. MASSEY.
Leuy Court,
John \; CLARK, Duck Creek Hundred
THOMAS MOORE, Little Greek Hundred
MYEKS CASSONS, Dover Hundred,
JOSEPH FRAZIER, Milford Hundred.