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Smyrna times., 1866-04-11
ALSO, SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
Stroud's Celebrated Bone Dust.
TESTIM O MAILS.

RED LION, Delaware, July IL. 1865
Messrs. Walton, Whann * C0.-CSentemen: ha We
used Whann's Phosphate the past with decided
benefit. and evidence OF my appreciation. shall re.
qulre ten tons this fall. Truly yours.
GEO Z TYBOUT
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11
JOHN w. FLICK,
EXPERIENCED
Baker and COnfeciIOner,

Market Street, Smyrna, Del.
CAKES of all kinds furnished to order.
BREAD always on hand, and supplied in any
quantity for Camp Meetings, &C.; fresh made every
day.
FRUITS, Fresh, Dried and Picked, Foreign and
Domestic, kept on hand.
CONNECTIONS and NUTS, French, English,
and American, in store.
Wedding Parties, Pic-Nics, Festivals, Balls, &C.,
supplied with Cakes and Confections.
Cakes beautifully Iced and Lettered.
Thankful for the patronage so literally extended
to him, he will strive to merit its continuance.
jan31 JOHN w. FLICK.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11
First Electoral District. Dorchester Co. Md

First Electoral District, Dorchester CO., Md
July 7Ih, 1865.
Messrs Walton, Whann & Co-Gentlemen: | used
Whann's Phosphate my wheat last fall along side
0f Oher popular PhOsphaIes Il has paid me letter
than any lt rizer ever used; have also used il on
nay spring crops TO decided benefit; and can
mend il 90 my heighbor farmers being a valuable
and lasting manure. shall eneugh for my fall
seeding. Truly yours, MACE M MESSICK.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11
ALIENS
Brick and Tile Yard,
$ Al Smyrna Landing.

The subscriber notifies Builders Farmers and others
that he has Just burnt his Yard at the Landing,
large lotof DRAIN TILE and BRICK, and isprepsred
to Gil all orders promptly.
The Tile are Of various sizes, and we'll made. The
attention Of builders s called his kiln Of welburni
Brick. Orders from a distance promptly filed. Pri.
cos low. 8sasl.1 ~ 9f ALvEN ALLEN.
Smyrna, May ii, 1865. sa' sfs-s aSa
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11

Oak Grove, Caroline Co, Md. July 9TH. 1861
Messrs Walton. Whann & Co Gentlemen: Ii gives
pleasure 10 give my testimony in favor of Whanns
Phosphate. used OF il last fall on my wheat
crops; think il acted well and produced as many
bushels Of wheat Tue acre the same quantity OF
Peruvian Guano; e0nsIder that a fertilizer il has
superior; I shall want enough for my wheat this
fall. Truly yours. DANIEL FIELDS.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11
FOR SAL T. .

A Black Hawk MARE years old, Black ffawk
COLT, years old; McCormick self-raking Reaper
and Mower, has cut over only 40 acres superior Ok.
Cart, Grain Fan, and revolving Hay Rake.
Apply TO J. X. JOHNS, :,
3.l4 3m Near Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,

Memorandum Books. Bibles. Hymn Books. Prayer
RcnIs Photograph Albums. Diaries, Toy Books. Gen.
sra Stationery, Drawing Pencils Drawing Books, and
ali other articles embraced any Of the above classes
Of Goods can be had at the lowest prices afford
~ se thom taking Quality always into consider Grafton
GARDEN ANDFiELD SEEDS in season. i ii.
jan2 }. b. C.& BRO
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11

No. Cos Market st. Wilmington March 18th, 1866.
Messx Walton & Whann-GenIlemen | have used
Whann's Phosphate for two three years. and have
found II excellent fertilizer for corn, wheat, oats
aad potalossi prefer for most crops other feri
izers; have used il IN SUSSEX Kent aud New Castle
counties; you may keep for this Springs
crops. Very respectfully, w. McC 4ULEY.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11
WILMINGTON. July 20th. 1854

Wilmington, July Both, 1864.
Mr.. Ephraim r. Walion-Dear Sir: | used last fall
about Eve tons of Whann's Phosphate on my wheat
and con.ider il 10 be very valuable fertilizer used
u on ny corn this season, and my tenants inform
tho hsids on which IL used. 1 shall want some
ol is for this falls crop Respectfully yours
CHARLES l. DUPONT
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11
n OTTO E..

The subscriber takes pleasure in informing the
patrons of the ALLEY MILLS, and the public in
general, that he has associated Mr.. JOSEPH PAR
RY, an eminent and experienced Miller of Brandy
wine, with him in the Milling business, under the
name Of Murphey & Parry.
The mill being in excellent order, and with the
experience and skill of Mr.. Parry, who will give his
personal attention. he feels confident of giving salts
faction.
The Highest Market Price po:d for WHEAT 7, and
Family FLOUR. MEAL. FEED, &C., kept con-
stantly On hand. and delivered 10 order.
m.rl4 3n d. ]. MURPHEY.
JOSEPH PARRY.
ALLY MllIs near Smyrna, DEL, March !, 1866.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11
Christiana, Del, July 29lh, 1864.

ChrstIana, Del, July 29th, 1864.
Mr. Z. r Waiton-Dear Sir: This is 90 certify that
have used whanns Phosphate my wheat last fall,
and R produced beyond my expectations; used the
ssst hog-pen manure along side Of it, and the Weld
was double where put the phosphate. consider it
yalsabIe manure and shall want more Of il for
my wheat this fall WIN. X. LYMAN
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11
no,cha.ter e Ma in,. e,A =,

Dorchester Co.. Md, July 9Th 1865.
Messrs Walton Whann Il Co.-Gentemen: used
tons of Whanns Phosphate wheat last fall; il
has acted better than any fertilizer have ever used
! shall wsat the quantity for wheat this fall
Respectfully yours, JOHNsN. WRIGHT.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11
Wilmington. March I7th, 1865.

Wilmington. March 18th. 1865
hsssrs Walton & &Whann-Gentlemen; have used
whaan's Raw Bone Super Phosphate for two or three
years. and have found il both activS and permanent
nanurs; have used il both in New Castle and Kent
Counties. and highly recommend the foe produc-
tioa vi all crops Respectfully yours,
X. H. GRIFFITH
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11

Wilmington, March 17ih, 1865
Msssrs Walton Il Whann--l;e entlemen: Having used
Whann's Saper-phos cheerfulIy recommend il
60 sli who in of good and reliable manure.
Respectfully, c. SfOTSENBERG. r
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11
VIVIAN MS
Efiy 8.f 5rff1xs v~N59 s.
RAW BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE,
8nf.i +t4LttiI
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN THE
MARKET.

This Super Phosphate has now been used for sew
en- years, with results unsurpassed by any eOncen-
trated manure. Its manufacture was commenced
in small way, to supply merely local demand,
but popular has it become wherever used, that for
the last three years have been unable to supply
fully third Of the oiders received. We have Just
erected a large mandatory with improved machn-
cry and increased facilities. and are now manufac.
turing largely. We solicit continuance of the pa.
tronage which has been SO literally bestowed upon
us heretofore.
For CORN, WHEAT, OATS, and all vEGE-
TABLES, it excels; and for COTTON and To-
BACCo will be found particularly effective.
We present few testimonials, many of which
could be given, if we deemed it necessary.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11

Burlington. ". j.. Green Hill Farm. Feb %, 1866.
Messfs Walton. Whann a. Co.-Gentiemen; Having
used sli kinds of fertilizers for many years past in my
course Of farming and last year having tried three DIFF
ferent kinds Of phosphate. found Whann's Raw Bone
Super phosphate TO be decidedly The best, and quick
est to act ali my crops and can assure any per-
son VINO tries H. will use other il il can be had il
Is nuthiuliy lasting and valuable manure, and will
pay all farmsss 70 use II any and all crops. Res.
Psctfuiiy yours, GEORGE d. BUCKLEY.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11

Near Germantown, Philada. Pa, Feb Is, 1866.
Mss.es Walton, Whann a. Co.-Gentlemen; used
whsaas Phosphate las year on cabbage, beets tur-
nips. peas, an in fact all garden vegetables. The
yield wss msch better than could have expected;
like much better than any fertilizer ever used, not
excepting Peruvian Gusno and shall continue 70
%; 10 is fer superior 20 stable ban-yard manure,
both Of which used along side Of You may send
me Eve tons this spring. Truly yours,
% CHARLES HALL.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11

The undersigned offer at Private Sale their two
valuable and Beautifully Located Farms in Kent
county, Delaware, containing together about
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-02
; re r-'' ~ o. ST. Il Y.'

rs ss r' 'siss 4 = a.r.s i.'5J :,
To tie Loyal Hearts Of tie Nctios: Nine,
~ years ago our fathers proclaimed new
isssSE e s5 p.G s.s
of September next it is proposed to hold 4
grand Mass Meeting in the shades Of lsa6-
Reaaesee- Helrie he n4Arf aAiedDlphia,
70 re assert the doctrines OF our ancesQe1s.
All who believe with our fathers that the eesA
stitutional rights Of the citizen are the ffsl
and psrSa,Udnt 0bjick Of Republican govern
ment, are cordially invited to attend.
The three hundred thousand Union defend
ers from the South, who stood in the ranks of
the Union army, send greeting to the brave
veterans of the North Through our repre-
sentative delegates to the Convention Of the
Southern Unionists We send hearty inyita>
ton fNpur comrades ia q 6meQs es1se to
Inject d ON chs spot made sacfed tt liberty.
Come one! Come ALL Come in the uniform ~
blue. Come as you came to the South on the
great niissiDn to fekeve.A fom the despotism
of usurping traitors. Come as you came
when you caused the hearts of the depressed
Unionists to leap with joy at the re-appear-
ance of the old flag, upheld by strong hands
and brave deeds. Let the Uniopjsts of the
NNhsad Soush cpe!ss tStUAbr and renew
the pledge to sustain liberty, order and law
Editors are respectfully requested to assist
in giving this mutation ~, xtsedsd cixculA.
By order of the Committee of arrange.
ments for the Convention ,os SoatAsrn Unios-
49,. W - ~ -sAs ~ 1879 a~~-~s-
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BEAuREoARD PRistE.-The Paria eors.
respondent of the New Orleans Times ssfes-
possible for the following concerning theaex-5
General Beauregard Of the late Confederate
army. -
''He is still with US, o1 rather he is in Paris,
having been called thaheruaain, as UNDER
stand it, to consider his refusal of the offer
Of the supreme command from the Moldo>
Wallachia Government Il is given out that
the FIR ench Emperor, WHIP is all powerful With
The Romans, il no longer adverse to the
Generals acceptance Of the pos ton. As 10
Abe Generals own way Ok thinking or inteu-
tions concerning the matter-wait and eee
Certain it is, the Romans are most anxious
10 have him, and In their eagerness have
made him tempting ofrs-the title Of Prince,
20 rank next TO the Hospodar, the sum Of
900, 900 down in hard cash, princely sala-
ry, and the supreme command Of all the hs;li-s
tary forces and retinse OF the ten Principali--
6es. If the General should accept, his hte
companions in arms could and doubtless vi
fdrnish body Of officers ths+would prove In
saluable to the Romans 10 the event ef
.0ar.' HS[
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-02

0BIEcrs or7HE G. A. R-As the organ-
ization known as the uGrand Army Of the
Republic is but little known, except 70 sols
diers, perhaps it will not be out of place TO
give the leading and primary objects Of the
organization. They are:
l. The preservation of those kind and. fra
ternal feelings which have bound together
with the strong cordsof love and affection
the comrades in arms of many battles, Ieges
and marches. 81
2. To make these tics available in works
and results Of kindness, of favor and material
aid to those 10 need Of assistance.
g. To make provision, where it b. not
already done, for the support and education
Of soldiers orphans and the maintenance of
the widows ofdeeeased soldiers.
4. For the protection and assistance of
disabled soldiers. whether disabled by wounds,
sickness, old age, or misfortune -
q. For the establishment and defense of
the late soldiers of the United States, moral.
ly, socially and politically, with view to in
culcate proper appreciation of their services
to the country, and to a recognition Of such
services and clsims BY the american people.
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English paper, now defgnct, entitled III
yon9AstpYa mo 'hsstts srAteio na6&im. Mr..
Henry 8. Leigh, ga Is vssxxs
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Irrew 50 like my brothexs
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We got completely mixed
And 90 you see, hy Fate's decree u
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sallybrothss JolN5 - eHiSGASped 'me," = q
I& While was christened "hin.
mis- fAsal Hke6kss ssef aSxyed
Our footsteps while at school;
For WAs al@Ays getting Aokged. ~
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PIfnsGgs1r aftss Ss1ttbt tine
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-02

x n, go le.e Qaneaa - 0anpssvdst.as
: Tho London B,ritdsr says a startling in,
yeetion ID gunmry has been announced by
NJ. Harding, who makes notmereiy heecR
iossdet, hue 8 xu1 without Any sold hresch1
He, No . tabS open at beth cad, saad this
Co. he run, which il loaded and discharged
vifh deadly eject. The plan Is simply this;
fIsk Z niece oil wadding 10 saomsd - - oue
"a a me tube, then another piecsi 1eAylng
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|bsiSHh g practically formed BY TIE eir eors
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sUOsIeu are inqsirins 4 esapowaess lysel I!
|shcald NOT be got rid Of altogether mltist Al
|1Sess. shAns esgs Csptsie. pixs9i ~ 'fesu
va seads % one - hia asHreantA' shasYes
|case.p opsn 1t oyse end. The patience cisauil
'if EAs q h sssides ssplos;5a, szssSI
MA closely con6neaa in . gan.eesraas
or bomb shell. They dse shen1sx pioey
khey burn. but DO not explode; il Lighted
md held in tue hand, they ere hafnaess
khev NAV be dropped down red hets sukrei
v;thout iear d danger. 4 huudssd may be
Iifhtsd 81 once and the result will not be
uurV~exuaustsV-Ur -dgnxesuag stammr sgeaug
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ne Affnf az ! whole magazine be attended
w;th more danger thea fAs- asisaisg o. ~
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report 10 only ono half G1oke tsese - 49,;
ne combustion i slect alsd ~ FssiduS y
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NoTlce OF 1lAcoRpoRATlON.

NOTICE i hereby given, that n confbrmi-
" 70 Chapter a. Of the Cede, Of Iowa, spproved
Ienfdasy sth, D. 1851. Edward Kiihourpe, John B.
Laah leEsea Deveys subsn Allen, Smith HssH, Guy
yeIs, John n Hiatt RobertF- Bower. Henry 3 Lows,
1sstdfW. K1boerne, lFeafy SfrcnR, James Howell,
Albert I, fCopnsIe, Patrick 0ibbons, Raph n Lowe,
AvfSar D94denah, Uriah RapIee, y r. Ford, Charles
Shyder II L. Psua, Iianothy waiting j. B. 9hsws VIII
lf Patterson Thomas W Ciagett, Ihomas A. Rersman,
HsaeAsn Dus, 0sosgs ~ Melbourne, Charics b. Yoots
aed g. Kellogg. have inc5reorstsd themselves - al
Other pessoBs Who become members Of said Corpo-
ration, pto body spcpSrsse and polite under the same
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what he Thlnks Of His, Exslusl9n frosn
she PhAlaAelpnla CoMvs Ats ON "A assNics
Little ceasa - DkeAR mp tho Uhion
Party.
The Dayton Empire HAS ~ srsicte on the
Philadelphia sCenveaton,a and Vallandig-
hams exclusion therefrom, which may be re,
gsrded as the Martyrs" own expositiof q
the whole transsetion, d tie Empire is re-
cognized as his organ, We publish ,he ar
ticle. Il appears thereby that Ysllandigham
regarded the Convention asa little game to
break up the Union party, but he begins to
reach the conclusion that Il Wi break up
the Copperhead psrty. He follows the ar
tieie:
THE PPrLADELFHrA coNvEST1oy-MR. VAL
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v CHAPTER 142.
fo,cns and Cities may Disconue their Corpo-
rationy..s
~ ACT to authorize incSspsrGtsd siliss, tenn
and villages u tiisesisfnhr their corporations.
ssossoG x.ssk. ,s>~s-ssI - 4Atzdaerot. A..em
bHyAe Ssssef Lowa, That Whenever one
T%y : = 81 IL. si'sIi 2 X
ration 10 situated, for the discontinuanec Of the
same, it shall be the duty of each Judge to cause
to be published for at least thirty days, . notice
stating tAet AAe spesies q diEontinuiue such
incorpoEGionl shall be sAhnAted TO the legal
voters of the came at the next city or incorpo-
r1ssd ssfcs0n - tSs Vt Aosdsy insA Sesfsag
sec 4 Thc form Of the ballot shall be sFor
the inserporstios" and ss.Asstnsty ths incorpora-
ton
.sse, A. TIA il two -thisas sssjority ruf al
the N voses cast for and against such PROPOSE
:. s.s ss be east The s sam. may
corp cor I: Iaa1e
MI ] Is.l |.ll 4 .s!s !; e.; :,
'' i, -,
canvassel rsurned, In tho same manner as
other munioiFd elections, and I'll expenses of the
seJle PNiA b eaidssorpof IAN an
sec.5 That the books documents, records,
P P.ss ss r, s,, q
and reference in future; Atd ail t66f{{ hs8rH Of
any Mayor other officers shall be deposited xith
the 1Rar0 - 1nshlf Ahc SAoMfhhB; n Skail
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Predncs for which vfilpay the highest price In Cash
o. soe1a- oosaGpmsnts sestcteed and shai have
psonStatssntion -. BOWER 4 CO..
lszaR6 Wholssais0rocers HsekWk. fsvA.