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Smyrna times., 1866-01-31

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For. Red
Wheat s2,OO92.2S; White Wheat 81. 400
$500. Rye is selling at So 9O(gl.O .Ol = bush.
Yellow Corn, 7ss Oats 4It94se Cotton4SSs
4oc per ID. ="
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday at &l.s0t
For SALg.-0ne pair Of good Malee, !. tes'
iron.AxHe Wagon aud iIsfAswa. 80 - -
q, b. AILB<
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31

In the proceedings Of the Legislature will be
found series or resolutions condcmnotory of
the scion of tha T.. s. House Of Representa-
tivss in voting to extend the right of suffrage
u the negroes in the District Of Columbia, and
tho general tendency Of Congress to impose
"cther wrongs and outrsges upon the white
people Of the States. a spirited debate follow.
ed the reading fthese resolutions. The ob.
jcct Of the majority in introducing them into
ths Legislature was to force the issue upon tn,
Union members, and mske political capital or
which to base the next campaign. The Unior
gnvmbers condemned the resolutions as unpar
tiWnentary, undignifsd and disrespectful il
;to's. uneOlled for and having no connection
with the legitimate business Of the Legislature
aud iptcnded to encourage those who have
been IN ssbeilion, and their sympathizcrs =
Tho .Unioa members consequently opposed th,
resolutions on these grounds, while, at the sam,
time, they do not pretend to endorse uniycrsa
suffrage.
The Democratic party, having been driver
from. or defeated in all their old is.ues bv tn,
r,,utts ef tee war, Aail chA tuffrLrs qrest,c,
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31

A SUppER.-The Odd Fellows of this town
have grand supper at their hall this evening.
Only those who have ridden the goat can
have their inner man" filled from this festive
| hoard
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31

LIBRARY LECTURE-Rcv DR. Morsell has
been solicited by the Library Association to de
liver the first of the course of lectures for the
benefit Of the Library, tomorrow evening,
Thursday, Feb. ~ Subject" American
Literature. This is a theme peculiarly adapt
cd to the literary tastes of the Doctor, and he
will doubtless satisfy the highest anticipations
of his audience, which we hope and expect will
be large. The ncwly-electcd managers are
working with renewed energy in behalf of the
Library, and VIC hope their work will be amply
successful. The lecture commences at = o'c'k
at Wards Hall; tickets, 25 cts An indilTcr
cnce to the benefits Of this enterprise mus
reflect upon the literary tastes of our citizens.
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31

The stockholders of the Smyrna and Smyrna
Station Railroad are notified to meet at the
Delaware House this afternoon to elect Direct
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31
DIE 70.

In this town, on the 9th inst, AMANDA,
wife OF Alexander Humphreys, sged SO year',
On the Joth, IN this town, SAIIJE T., infant
daughter OF w. Edwin and Laura Hall, aged
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31
janIo Will:

ERRORS or YOUrH-A Gentleman who sNa.r
cd for years frn" Nervous Debility. Premature nssav
Stu az me ELECTS youthful indsersOR, viii fer The
sake of suffering humanity. send free to all whs need
IT, the recPe and directions for makng the snspls re-
medy by which he cuEed Suferers wishing 10
proht by The adVorIIsers experience rNa do % bv
dressing JOHN Of,nIG
jaal0y No. IL Chamhers 8, NJ W
STRANGE. BUT TRUE.-EI.rv vo.n. 49, -
gentleman the United States can hsey .ors,Ii.,
very much TO their advantage by return mail tree q
chargs by addressing the und er,xnsd Those kayins
.eera OIL beinE humhugxed will obEs by not ns,slsf
~ @ Caru' An others will please address their sbeS
enl servant THOS. F. CHAPMAN
p"iVy S3l Broadway. New Ysrk
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31

A Social PARTY.-The Legislature vii wind
up its proceedings tomorrow, and on Friday
evening grand Social Party (hop) will be Civ
en- in the Representative Hall. \ number of
the members Of the Honorable Body and gen
tlcmen of Dover are managers; II O. Gull
breth, John II. Bewley, Alex. l.. Lewis, Floor
Managers. Invitations are abundant. 1t tG
be the great ball Of the season, characterized
by feast, fun and fashion.
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31

Roby Methodist Protestant Church, at Leip
sic, was dedicated on Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31
THE MARKETS.

Whsst, red, new, .si so +
I" old -. l.9O
klOur. mar hhi f.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01

COMMERCIAL VALUE OF INsECTS.-
Great Britain pays annually S1,O00,-
100000 for carcasscs of that tiny in
sect known rs the cochineal: whilst
another, also peculiar TO India, gum
shcllac, or rather its production is of
scarcely less value. More than L.
500, 700 human beings derive their
support from the culture and manu-
tacturc Of the tibcrs spun by the silk
worm, ofwhich the annual circulate
ing medium is said to be 5000, ,000.-
600. In England alone to say moth
ing of the other parts Of Europe, So
OO0,OO are spent every year in the
purchase Of honey, while the value
Of that which is native is not men
toned, and this is the work Of the
bee. Besides all this, there are gall
nuts used for dying and making ink !;
cantharides, or Spanish fly, used in
medicine, in fact, every insect is con-
tributing in some way, directly or
indirectly, i'll swelling our CONNER
cial profits.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01

ACs-L .f Tu.i- Iltl u >.ai+
Yr,E> pin.-A ,.,,l-'. containing
"A large a--o.t,ucut ". antique a-:u"r
and arlaorcr> too.- WI- accidental,
discovered in the Carlimwaik L"ch
Castle Douglas, Il short time age.
1t is of brass and ot great weight.
From it more than two fishing la~k-
cts were filled with spears and sword
points, axes, hammers, horscbicrs,
pieces of chain and plate, armor and
armorcrs' tools, the whole weigh
ing several hundred weight. The
caldron itself is about two and half
feet in diameter at the mouth, and
will contain about thirty gallons. 1t
is built of pieces of brass, beautiful
ly fastened together with small rivcts
and patched in great many places with
the same neatncss, thus offering an antique
original of boiler-makpr's work. 1t is a
matter of history that Edward l, when in
possession of Galloway, had a camp in the
Fair Island, and the remains of a camp
have been found in it, When the party
evacuated the Island they may, to prevent
the Gal ovdians getting any metal into
their possession, have rowed it out in o
the loch and sunk it where it was found.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01

BE- Among the pretty things in
jewelry in Paris arc small hum
ming-birds mounted for ornaments.
Small gold beaks are added to the
birds, likewise pearl or ruby eyes
and the bird is set in dead gold,
chased more or less richly. Entire
sets of these humming bird orna-
ments, earrings, brooches and combs
are sold. On the comb are five
small heads. each with a gold bcak.
Earrings are also made ofenamel. to
represent dragon-fy. the wings be-
ing deep rcd. blue ard gold a pea;
cock represented in enamel. alino--
make most dazziirz ssof.f for ha'h
: e0rab aud 4 h-oa-h- ia; the rao--
e-s-fn&i ea--r1u-s whis4 kzwe ca.tn=
uDes-- rorl-e z-~ hzr-e~s q .krt3ue
@.c W. e~..-.e1 sru83s,1 sk ve-E
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send his aHgcl to so,ind the last
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again all the more beautiful Tor nav
ing lam under the sou. l doh I
now if he could; but do believe, if
he could speak to US now, he would
tell his father and mother not to
break their hearts with grief, but to
rest in the Saviour's love. lie would
tell them how good Il thing it is to
see Jesus and be with Him. lie
would tell them to wait patiently
the Fathers appointed time. lie
would tell his brother, and you all,
dear children, that Jesus was far,
far lovlicr, that Heaven was a far,
far more happy place, than you can
imagine, and he would say to you,
Get ready to como and be where
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to come unto ma, Oh i l. nnt
we'll with thcop Tt i w,ll II i
woll bolovod and vot tho to,rs viii
flow the sirh will hcovc tho Lrc,st
the heart will ache. Well be # so
Jcsus went. then snrolv wa MAJ.
weep. only LET us not wccn 10 thosc
who have no homo far thom thot
sIcer in Jesus will God hr;nr viii,
Him. and we who may tbcn ho l;v.
inc shall meet him in Tho air and so
shall we all he over with thc Lord
Wherefore comfort one another with
these words.
Excont corn of wboot c,,l
into thc oronn6 and ,,;o i o,;J
9th alamo hnt ;f = ,l;o :. Lv;,,.
9th forth mncb fru;t :" 60 tLo 10,
tb,t ;ssnos ont of tL;s do,,L = w.;,I,
ont loubt verv Ll.ssnJ ;nln.d pn.
my hearers whilst wo w.nnjl jr,n.
sweet consolation orrsclvos trnn, ,ha
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01


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But take another look and what
have We here? n vast multitude
whom no man can number, calmly,
most screncIy. gazing upon the face
ofthc judge, and what loving, trust
ing, joyous gaze it is And no won
der, for these are they that have
come up out of great tribulatlon and
have washed their robes and made
them white in the blood OF the
Lamb" They recognize the man
of Nazareth, of Gctlsemanc, of Cal
vary, the friend of sinners in their
judge. They know Him whom they
have believed, and they confidently
rest IN the blessed promise lie gave
them on calth-" lie that heareth
my word and belicveth on Him that
sent me hath everlasting life and
shall not come unto condemnation"
and they are now welcomed into the
higher, more perfect enjoyment of
His love, " Come ye blessed of my
Father, inherit the kingdom pres
pared for YOU before the foundation
of the world TO which OF these
two classes, my hearers, think you,
would You belong were God to sum-
mon you away from earth to-day!
Would you die as the lost or saved!
This is the great question. 1t will
be answered before long for every
one of us. With this little coffin be-
fore us, it is not necessary to tell you
that Gcath comes not to the aged
alone. The grim tyrant Is no re-
spectcr or persons, OF age, or OF sex.
lie lays his bony hand upon the tot
tcrlng old man, and takes Mm
away; he touches with his icy lin :
gers the blooming maiden, and her
checks grow pale; he steals the
mothers darling from her lap, ana
hnrrles INN away. lie listens to no
cntreatlcs; nc needs no cres; ne
trampleS on broken hearts, nor poits
nor DarS can Keep nm out; gOIu
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01
G. w. HARDING Esq
Port Madison W. T.

Mr.. Harding asserts that the above
letter was sent to him from Port
Madison by an Indian at cost of
So, to which expense may be added
four days board, and other expenses
while waiting for a response, which
shows the anxiety of Superintcnd-
ent's clerk to make an carly trade.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01
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ton oG I.s-,ase from a Persian poe, {;
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01

E1- In a recently published stat.
istical work there are sal! to be in
London ono million four hundred
thousand persons who never attend
public worship; one hundred and
fifty thousand habitual drunkards |;
one hundred and fifty thousand liv.
ing in open proaigacy; twenty
thousand professed beggars ten
thousand gamblers. thirty thoas-
and destitute children. and I've
thonsand reccive4- o. stolen goodA
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he left Washington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01
OLYMPIA Aug Goth 1866

SRI have bought few of the
old lard claims, yours 1 am told was
appraised by the commissioners,
though it, was not ordered to be ap-
praised, The value as am told set
upon it is $790 90 I will give you
$500 90 for it and pay half Of your
expenses in coming up here to make
out the papers provided you come
in time so I can send it on for col
lection with my other claims. or |
will collect it for you at a fair per
ccntage
Yours respectfully
9. II. HALE
G. F. HARDING Esq
Port Madison w. T.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01
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s,.I,s could make
We pre.nma that the President
has hv Ills ,;mc in ,he conrse of a
lone arIuous md brilliant noIit;caI
c,reer learned soma ,h;ng Of that
nh;losonbv Which enables n nubl;c
man to lnok down with comnosnre
mn,r tLo n,ot;ons of norroy-m;ndod
mart;sams and that he will NOT he dis
turned oy ihe violent aeciamatlons
OF those WHO are vaporlns over tne
laD"ioos statement iateiy put Aortn
reshpect'h? ms new couP@ Ctat;
Inc aVidity with when ms enc
mes nave selzed the statement is Inv
strncuve TO those VINO are studying
the political complexion OF the time.
Inc Boston transcript, ana other
radical shects' pouhce upon the can
ard we have mentioned like a duck
on a June bug, ana the tyramt ana
dictator and traitor, deml'devll' ana
SO forth, who IS now holding the
people OF the United States prostrase
under his iron heel, and all that sort
of thing you know, comes in for all
the abuse that these presses can give
IN their small way. lhelr appetltes
are sharp tor any scandal against the
President, but the greediness with
which they gobDle me iaoulous state,
mcnt or Solu speculatlorS may ieao
even a radical of the radicals.
-
IMMORTALITY OF GooD DEEDs.-Can
works of love and mercy be shut out
forever; can the grave swallow up
all that is dear to them can words
burning high with lofty endeavor,
and gushing forth from generous
and noble souls, ever cease to vibrate,
leaving their impress for good; and
can music, that sweet refiner Of the
~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01
PORT MADISON
Aug 3Oth 1866

Dear Nr-
If you can make it con-
venient TO come over here before the
steamer comes from Victoria / will
make you a good offer for your
claim on the Port Madison Reserya-
tior
Mv Father has bSaSht nearly ali
al ,E.s.e clains- and woald liks O.
-xs war Il va wxnt - seA ssd !
M hay 81 hisa Il va s~f Here
s.,--sr--ysw e1rtT
Y~- AZ
n a. HA1E
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14
THE ARTILLERY BOARD.
CENggAi ORipKKa--A0. 10.


HEADQUARTERS TuS AMY,
ANUrANr GxsrRALa OYyIcy, =
wAsHISGrox March IL. 1895
The permanent Artillery Board orssni, In general
orders number x current series will assemble at wash
ingfon District Of Columbia April 2, 1888 The Board
will prepare aud submit a project for an artillery school,
10 be established at Fort Monroe II will also prepare
and recommend. " deems necessary. project for In
sructon ut posts at which not less than one company of
BY command OF Lieutenant Gcuera, GRANT.
E. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutani General
no ARD or OFFICERS ron RECOMMENDATIONS row
BwEvEr PROMOTIONS.
srxcfAL oRDEWs-vo. IO0
Hx.DQutwrERs ~ Tux AMY,
ApJurAxr GgsERAls OpYics, March 10, 1866.
S,o,ndA hoard Of ofcars win assemble at washing
toa D. c. the 10Th 81 March, 1885, OF n soon there
after practicable to make recommendations for bro
promotions In the stsn. staff corps, cavalry and mr.
,Iery from anv brevet actual rank for which the ap
pointment already confirmed 10 the grade OF COLONEL
ov any lower grsde IN the regular army In making
concentrations the board will be governed BY thor
personal knowledge OF the officers they recommend, and
by officers record OF vice during the present war
The hoard will make ts recommendations either from
the list of appointments already made hut not con
Brmed. from those moi 10 appointed. The
recommendations will be ~ two clasnes-hrs for
gallant and meriiorious srvce; second, Tor famhnl
service Recommendations for tn hrst above VIII
only for specific and campaigns In which the
cncer recommended has been present and where more
campaigns should he stated for which each breyct 70
commended The of officers already appointed bn.
not confirmed 20 higher brevet grade than thai o.
colonel will he considered by this board The Adiu
tant General n furnish the board with all the informs
ton necessary Tor it, sstiou.
DvYAL BOARD.
Lieut. Colonel A. j. smith. Fnb United sts'ss cavalry
Breyet Major General ned States Army. Csptan u ~
Morgan, Fourth United States artillery, Brevc' cooos'
United states Army, Recorder
By command Of Lieutenant General GRANT
T. u. row>sxso, Assistant Adjutaot General
.JtscHARGEp.
Hospital Stewards W q. Scott, X. WILCOX aud b v.
Ward, United States Army
ORDERED.
Brevet Msjor James Gillette, Commis.ary Of Sub-i-t-
ence Volunteers will relieve Brevet MAJOR samuel T.
cushmsn Cosnmssary of Subsistence. United States
Army. nj ylrkrburg Miss
Brevet Major rustn will report to Breyrt Brgsder
General Hsn~s Ccmmlsrarv of subsstcnce, United
states Army, .t s. Louis, Mo-
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Hospital Stewards W. q. Scott, X, n Wilcox aud
Ward, tinted States Army.


UNNEHEb- -NtHCH q. =
Acting Ensign Charles q. Bower aud Mates ID W.
Clark Theo : Morse, Chas u Moore and Thomas ".
Mcdonald "a the receiving ship Vermont.
DErArHEp-nARcH 6.
Acting Ensign n. Wells and Acting Carpenter "
W. Kenny, from steamer Kate, and granted leave N
absence
Acting Ensign aud Pilot Samuel Iomax, from steamer
Ascutney, and ordered To duty n Navy Yard Wash
ingou.
HoSoRagLy piscH ARosD-ssRcH q.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant A. X Lrg,horp, from
March
Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon Ezra Pray, from
March
from October 10 last.
Acting second Assistant Engineer VIM " Fletcher,
from February 10
Acting Third Assistant Engineer john b. Conner, and
VIM. II Capsn from March g.
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TuAD SrEvxH' SPEECH AND THE PENSyrL-
vASrAxs.-we understand that the late
speech of Thad Stevens in Congress is being
translated into Dutch, and Is to be specially
revised and published for circulation among
this class in Pennsylvania. In this way he
hopes to palm of his falschoods upon that class
Of voters and secure their votes, under the
belief that they are sustaining the President.
We wonder II this edition Of lies IL to be pub
lished and circulated at the government
expense. Where are those members OF the
Congressional Printing Committee who were
short time since making great noise about
rerorn In that branch OF expenditures
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MATCH FOR raw CHAMPIONSHIP AND oSg rnoU-
SAND DOLL ARs BErwEgS JONI pygRr And JOAN
M'DEvrrT--DssRy ruE WINNER
The billiard match between John Dcery and John
mcDev,u which has for some time engroscd the st,eu
ton Of sporting Circles came on last evening at the
cooper lust ue, IN the presence ~ Immense asse
blvs the iuycrs Of TIE vne md resulted Va vic.
10Y for Decry. Who at the one ndrcd snd thirty rintS
names hat Ecpfcd 800 points 20 AcpcviWs il1I
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THr New Coum HorsE INVESTIGATIONS
Thcrg arc two great institutions In the State Of
New York filled with similar class nj ncoulc--