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Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
r. H E NEWS,

MCTlLATED CURRENcY.-A great many per
SONS are at Il loss to know how tn d;SnoSap 90
ragged and mutilated currency that accmmu-
lateS on their hands. 1t is the easiest thine IN
the world. When you get three dollars worth
on hand, put 1t in a small package. pin a naner
baud around it with your name, post-ofice nd.
dress and amount; then put it in an envelone
and address 1t to the Treasury of the ITn,ted
states. aShington, d. c." In a few davs
you Will receive new currency in return. II
goes and returns free of postage.
A slaughter-house has been erected naor
Chicago, to do the entire slaughtering of that
city. 1t is 210 feet long by lis wide. and IS
three stories high, and can work off dailv l5'.
ooo head OF cattle, hogs and sheep.
The Tennessee House of ofRepresentatives has
passed bill comforting civil rights on negroes,
oy VOte OF 81 to 20, with amendments exclud
ing blacks from jurieS and their children from
the common schools.
Colonel Morgan of Memphis, has returned
from visit to Mexico, much disgusted with
the scheme OF emigration to that country.
It is stated that the change in Jefferson Da.
Wis condition Is the result of his wife's inter
ceSslon, ana not OF Secretary McCullochs S rep
resentatiOns.
1noSe clerks IN the Interior Department who
were drafted, and put in a plea of non-resi,
dence' are to be supplanted by soldiers.
The Spanish feet has bombarded Callao. but
was rTepulsed. Admiral Nunez was badIy
wounded, and the Peruvian Secretary OF War
was Killed. The Spanish loss was heavy
very little damage was done to Callao. All
the Spanish vessels were damaged.
President johnson spent last Sundov u,;.h
the Blair family. at their residence, near Wash.
ington. "O'' V '''i-
Maj; Gen Wool, has accepted the Presiden-
cy of the Rennselaer County'(N. W Veteran n
Association In his speech on the occasion,
ne was sarcastic on the conduct of Gen, Scott
and Secretary Cameron towards him at the be-
ginning of the war w.
GGv. Oglesby, of Illinois, has consented to
speak OF the laying Of the corner stone of the
Douglass monument, in Chicago, next month,
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23


;. ; Call at Tschudys for good Cottonades Mus.
Iils and CalicOeS at low prices.
i. II you want cheap Clothing, 60 to Ward,
Call at Tschpdy's for Paints and Oils Ue
sells at Philadelphia prices.
Il the ladies' want tape or II t.ne p.r;.
Iran Hoop Skirts, they can find them y, Pr;,n'
roses The THING. ''- '"ein a' frlil-
:. Splendid lot Of Busters at +. Ward,,. 50,
ling cheap. 'fu - sell
The place to buy yourself nice su;t ofrlo.b.
is at Aliens. His stock of Cloths and Gsotn' Goll:
meres plain and fancy, is very large and ThsSl bs !.
selling low to suit the times. O' A''1 NC VIC As
Another new lot Of Ladies' fine Dress Goods
Spring styles. new and elegant patterns, at TIN,
"em Dry foods Store Of Baggs & Cotton.
ward mas the best assortment of TS,en
~ooas IN town. Very cheap. ''''
II you want cheap Mackerel and Herr;,u
you can ma them at ]. II. Primrose's
Old times have come once more n.
dersigned begs leave TO inform the publ;c aan an-
orally that he has suits from fonr doIiars gen; S
,a-half TO 81 dollars. II s W.n ano
Call at Tschu lys for good Mackerel Her.
ring, &c. fH.ars1,5 - - '1N'' ''>'
Hoop Skirts all sizes, from the smallest %
the largest. very cheap. at Bsggs & Cotton -
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

1HE TIMES" is published epery Wednesday ef
ternooH, by Jos. II. HOFFEcKER, Editor md Pro
PrietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
TERKS-SrsscsIPrIox,- year, $500 in aa
ussce, $3.50 if not paid till end of the year. No
paper discontinued until aHGrrears are paid-only
at the option Of the Publisher.
Advertisements ,o be inserted at the rate of Sepen
Gents line for the first insertion subsequent in.
sertasns 81 cents. A liberal discount made to
gssrisrly, ssmi-a"nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
MARRIED.

At the NJ f. Parsonage, in Sudlcrsyllc. nn
the 18th Of April, by Rev f. Miller, Mr.
JOHN MCWHORTER, of Kent county, to Miss
MARTHA ROLPH, Of Queen Anne :, Md.
At the residence Of the brides mother, by
Rev. W: B. Gregg, Rev. JOHN +. EIIIorT.
OF the Philadelphia Annual Conference, to Mis-,
LAURA JANE WIx, Of Queenstown, Queen
Anne County, Md.
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DIED O.,

In this town on the 18th inst. of consuIul-
ton, Jos. WALLACE, Esq, aged 43 years.
g On the 18th inst, in this town, DENNEY
In Milford, on the 4th instant after an ILL
ness Of three months, Mr.. EDWARD p. HAM
ILTON, aged 29 years.
Near Milford, on the 5th instant, THOMAS
SHARP, Esq, in the 18th year of his age.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

ApPoINTMENT.-John S. Appleton of VIII.
mlngton, has been appointed Second Lieuten-
ant N the 18th Regiment, U. S. Infantry,
whlch Is now on duty in Arkansas, under Ma,
lp IGr GeAerai F Conby. Lieut.. Appleton served in
Lne FIRST Delaware Regiment, from which he
wa was promoted TO Captaincy in the 3lst color
eu regiment, and on its being mustered out of
iugavlce, ur ne was given second lieutenancy in
hancock Ia. Corps. This corps was mustered
out OF service last February.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

Last week we published an extract from Q
speech of Henry A. Wise, delivered in Rich,
mond recently, in which he stated that had
the South succeeded be would have seen the
usurpers' damned before he would have
pardoned them. Subsequently he made q
speech in Alexandria, Va, in which he sew
erai times jOcOsely addressed his audience a,
my fellow traitors denied that those who
had been engaged in the rebellion were trait
0rS, and warned his hearers to beware Of the
Government greenbacks, stating that the last
holders of this worthless trash would surely
come to grief Senator Salisbury, we will
add, followed the rebel General in a TRADE
against the radicals-those who had preserved
the Union unbroken against the efforts of his
fellow traitors
Gen. Wise il an erratic. unscrunulous man
just unScrupulous enough to let out the pri-
Vate teachings and opinions of men of his
SCHOOL And when we point to his allusions
that the END is not yet" and his apprecia.
tlon OF "onr heroic struggle for sovereignty
as Illustrations that the late rebels are not
N VIII 'hC SlludIlOIl, we are LOlQ by their
COpperhead friends that it is natural that such
men should continue to rave at the Union
men, who defeated their plans, and the freed.
men, who had formerly been their slaves; that
we cannot expect these men to denounce the
cause they endeavored to promote and those
who died in the effort.
This all may be; but the stronger this arou.
ment Is urged the more apparent is the neces.
slty for guarantees for future security. We
may admit that this hatred and opposition is
TO be expected, but we must also admit that
we must guard against its influence. Because
II Is natural Is no reason that it should be al.
lowed full sway, to work mischief or not
Nearly every Union man in the countrv be.
lleves that the lately rebellious States sbouId
be restored to their old relations with further
conditions for future good behavior. ONLY
those who rebeIlcl against its authority and
their Correrhead friends contend otherwise
But the authority Of the Government is pot
defined BY r, oneinie>. Men who defed all
the T.. Nation to br;nk tbono III
10 lis authority are not the ones to dictate the
terms of their return. The power that wbin.
ped them in is the power to make the rules
tor their behavior.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every young lady ahJ
gentleman IN the Unlteu SlaIes can hear something
very much 10 Their advantage by mail irec Of
chargel by addressing the undersIgned Thosehav,nc
fears OF being humbugged will Obge by not nollc,ng
this card Ali others will please address Their ohrd
enI servant, THOS. r, CHAPMAN
JanlOy 83l Broadway, New York
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For sale by Druggists.

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been restored 10 health IN few weeks by very sim
pie remedy, after having suffered for several wear,
with severe lung affection, and that dread disease
COnsumpon-Is anxious 10 make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means OF cure
To all who desire il. he will send copy oT the pre
scrpton used tree OF charge) with the directions o,
preparing and nslng the same, which they will find
SURE C0RE FOR CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRoNcuIr,s
CoUGHs, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Aieelions
The only object OF III" advertiser in sending the Pre-
ton which he eonceves TO be and he hons.
every sufferer will try hs remedy az il will COS, IN
nothing and may prove blessing, '4' W
tsfhes wishing The prescription. FREE, by retnrn
mail, will please address ' " 'e'urh
Rev EDWARD A. WILsoNe
JanlOy WIllamsburgh. Kings Co, New Yo,k
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

TEMPERANCE IN LErpsIc. A temperance
meeting will be held in the VI. f. Church at
Lelpslc on Friday evening next, at which Revs.
.. L. TRACEY, j. Mccoy, and DR.. j. MorselI.
OF this town. are expected to deliver addresses,
A large turnout is looked for and desired
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

CAPTAIN LEWIS NoLEN, who served gallant.
y through the war in one of the Delaware re.
glmentS from Wilmington, and who has lately
been staff officer in Hancoek's Corps. bas
been confirmed by the Senate as a Second
States regulars. ..... ''i'ou
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

ERRORS OF YoUTH.--A Gentleman Uho sna. +,
cd Tor years from Nervous Debility Preman,s becsv
ana al the effects ofyouthful indiscreton viii -, ~
,ase Ne o. suffering humanity, send free to ali who mead
1sdv v h anu d'fectlons for making the simple re-
aay neSy py wn'en ne was cured SusIerers wishing "a
dressing iniTN' Ssn ~ oI 20 80 oy aa
jsni0y No. Is schamhs,s % o. Sy. SSuDEyN.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

We call attention to advertisement of the
Act regulating the sale eofintoxicating of liquors.
&C., in another column.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

TEMPERANCE Mass MEErING.-A grand
Temperance Mass Meeting is to be held at
MlddIetown tomorrow, Thursday, under the
auspices Of the order of Good Temnlars All
dresses are to be delivered by Revs. p. Coombe
and George Quigley, DR.. Stcbbins, and per
haps ). NJ. Hewlett, Esq. A picnic given b,
the ladies will be held in grove near town
where we suppose the speaking will be held =
Excursion tickets will be sold on the Railroad
at half price. We understand that two band,
OF music have rendered their services for the
occasion. All persons interested in the tenn.
perance cause are invited.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

ho SENTENCE nsIiE REVOKED. The sentence "to
n epashlered "a awarded In the case of L. Col
bsoa p; might, LIST Del. Cavalry. last Nav has
Reeh revoked by, Adjt Gen Townsend and NJ W1'
ssg1 honorably discharged the service -, -
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

The name of the new Lodge of Odd Fellows
in this town has been changed from the Star
OF Hope to Stella Lodge.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

10 BE HuNa.-The negro William Manluff
wilmington, and attempted to kin a white
girl named Griffith, was on Saturday last SEN sen.
the Goth of July. '''' on riio"'
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

The Grand Jury of New Castle Co. have
recommended re the building of a new Court
house for said county the old one being de.
ciared unsuitable and unhealthy.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

BUSINESS INTELLIGENcE. Read the adyer
tlsement OF the Smyrna Woollen Factory.
Dr. Allen, Veterinary Surgeon, is prepared
TO attend to all who may need his services fol
curing diseased stock. '-'' 80 -OU' -''
just S received fresh lot of spring and sum
mer G4odS at f. Wards; selling very cheap
.. H. PrImroSe S is the place to buy the low
est priced Cotton Warp and Knitting Cotton il
Town. Try MN This is the place to buy tn
yourself. "' '0' ~
b. B. Allen is selling Prints, MusIins ant
Domestic Goods, lower than any one in town
Call and examine
,Suits-Pants and Vest for 45O at E
Wards cheap Clothing store. -
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The health Of Rev. Daniel L. Patterson will
prevent his accepting the appointment assign
MN n at the last Conference, (Lewes, Delawsrs !
he Is now residing in Philadelphia. O'
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

II you want superior Black Silk for coats
or dresses, so to B. b. Allen also, a fine stock
OF English Chintz, Lawns and other dress goods
always on band.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23


IHE MERCHANTS BANK FATLuRr,-Tborc
Is good reason for the belief that the examina.
ton into the Merchants Bank failure in MASK.
llngton will show that the Government d;shnrs,
ing ofhcers who made such large deposits in
that bank Were induced to do SO by the nav
lnent oil interest on their deposits. Attention
TO the consequences of this reprehensible nrac.
tlce has frequently been urged in the oolnmn,
o., ot this paper. 1t works badly in every wav ~
The officer being paid interest ON his balance
Is OF course doubly benefited BY Keeping his do
post IN bank as large as possible To This end
nc is tempted to draw heavier sums fron, i,o tho
Treasury than his business demands and alao
TO postpone paying the creditors of the Gov.
ernment as long as possible, for both proceed.
lngs Keep up his balances. For the Govern.
Ment to wink at such practice is to give n
premium to its officers for placing the bubble
funds in peril fS '"0 PN''''o
EhIGRATIoN.-During April there sailed
IRON Liverpool for the United States "a ships
snn sltn lo,6o9 passengers. Three hundred and
aL.cy-two .Lc OF these were cabin passengers and
the remainder came in the steerage, 1920
oeing English, 1856 Scotch, 9,l77 Irish, aud
I'9o4 belonging TO other countries. That the
tIde OF emigration is to the United States is
sh3wn by the fact that during the same period
only three other emigraDt ships sailed to
America, being destiped to Canada, and carry
ing but l,09S passengers
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

ARscoNDED.-It is said oae of the indiyid-
pals Interested in a Wilmington oil company,
has absconded, and that another has beep in,
duced to dlsgorge $4,000. Several others are
SAID to have operated acknowledgements
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
Wheat s.. 3O@2.6o; White Wheat s2.6o(a
81 80. Rye is selling at Slip Z bushel.
Yellow Corn, S2(9S3c. Oats 65(d73c. Cotton
3S(d39c. per tb.
Gold closed yesterday TUESDAY at $l.34.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
HOrsemen and Farmers.

Look to your Interest, aDd .Sasr your Stock!
Dr 5. T.. ALLEN, Veterinary Surgeon.
AHd Fellow Member OF The PHILADELPHIA College of-
Veterinary Surgeons. having located himself IN
helghborng Town, would offer his professional seryI
Gil those who may favor him with their paMonage M
the treatment OF all diseases OF Dumesl,c An1n,t"
particular attention gwen 10 The CaSlTaiOn Of Colts
upon new and scientific principle, which Is nj least
So per cent. better and safer Iispe,,,up u MI n,s ~
together, and all other barba Ons treatment
All cases punctualy attended to by either calIlns
on or addressing the subscriber
DR. S. +. ALLEN
Canterbury, Kent Co. Del
Or A. f. WORDEN. Smyrna, bel MY23'66 "
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

cnnn AGENTS wanteho sell SIX NEW INvEN.
OOUU TIoNs, of great kiUe TO families, oil pay
great profits send IS Ger and get 80 pages, or IS
cents and get so pug les aud sample gratis.
my23 I'm EPaRAIMROWN, Lowell, Mass.
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Blankets,
Stocking Yarn.

| AND SINGLE YARN FOR WEAVING
| Persons wishing 10 have their Wool manufactured
! INTO CLOTHS, BLANKETS &c, can be accom-.
nodated on the usual TERMS and with promptnesS-
the subscribers having the facilities for turning off
work rapidly As this enterprise is for the benefit
OF the Merchants Farmers and others, they desire
an extended patronage and hope TO make he advau.
tages mutual
The Highest Cash Price paid for WOOL
Packages sent by Railroad or Express can reach
us by every train. my23
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GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK, &c. from
Mclean & Son. Bankers. Wilmington. Lei
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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seen al ms oice The medical faculty are invited TO
accompany their patents as he has no secrets in hs
p.acuce; ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without
wv 0"a'ee iOf examination. my2l66 ly
, ITCH! ITCH" ITCH!!! !!!-ScRArcn no MoRr.-
Ehgia Us Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment will
cure the worst cases Of Army Itch. II contains no
mercury or other ingredients in any way dangerous
70 heai'h' Those suffering from this terrible dis
ease should procure a box at once. Ask for Eng.
lands Golden Itch Ointment, and take no other
rFice SO cls box. BY mail, 50 cts, Prepared by
l.. NJ. ENGLAND,
=, Wilmington, Del.
For sale by Druggists S7, '66-iy.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
MARYLAND Affairs,


IHE IURF.-A trOtting match came off OF
Wednesday morning last, on the (IIebe Road
between Mr.. j. G. Norris bay colt 'Rinton'
and MIR. Hollis yellow gelding john from
Preston. The distance trOtted towing to the
irregularities of the rOad) was short. being ON.
ly about 900 yards. After trottng three heat,
Klpton" was declared the speedier horse. he
winning two heats out of the three, but a more
closely contested race it has seldom been our
pleasure to see.-EtIStOn Gazette.
THE FLY.-We regret to learn that the
wheat IN many sections of this country has been
greatly injured by the fly within the last tel
days Light wheat generally has suffered to a
greater Or less extent, and some fields which
promised talr crops have been nearly destroy.
ed.-KeM NeUS.
The PEACH Crop DESTROYED. ED.-The Eas
ton Star of last Tuesday, says: I'VE believe
It Is now reduced to Il certainty, that the late
iroStS have entirely destroyed the peach crop in
this county. There will barely be enough rails.
cd to supply our "'a' market Some orchards
which promised i fair crop up to the first Of
April now scare ly have any in them"
a Heavy AND DARING r R1BBERY.-On
Tuesday night last. the st re house of MaioI
Fletcher, at El>r New .l4rket was entered by
thieves, who >n. ceeded in blowing open hi,
iron safe ~teain-; theretrom between eight anl
nIne thousand dollars, most Of which was in
coin.
GREENsBoROUGH BANK.-This institution
hts again changed hands and now goes in til,
Keeping OF the MesSr> Kelly Of Philadelphia.
"A new board of directors was elected on
Monday last, consisted of James :. Richards.
Samuel NJ. Carter, James ii. Willis, CAPTAIN
a"'Ty Straughn JohnsD. Kemp, George NJ.
Ru'sum, Charles +. Tarr, Samuel .Jarn,an and
E"ma Lowe. We learn it is proposed by the
pres mt owners 20 resume operations in short
time Our citizens have an eye to this insti-
tuition aud look upon it with distrust. = Den
ton Union
WORM IN THE WHEAT. farmers are
complaining that small white worm, about
half an inch long, is cutting of the wheat lust
above the ground. In some sections whole
crops have been destroyed by this pest. The
fy Is also said to be cutting the wheat very
badly.-Easton Star.
PRACTIcAL WORKINGS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS
Law first practical operation Of the civ
II rights law that has come To- light in this re-
glon OF country, We learn, occurred in neigh
boring county week or more ago. A negro
glrI swore her child to white man.-Denton,
(.ud. Union.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

" UNCLE DENNEY. when we announce
that Uncle Denney" is dead there are few in
thlslocality who will not know to whom we refer.
Denpey Stevenson, Esq died at his residence in
this town on Saturday last in his 70 year Hewas
porn In Smyrna then called Duck Creek Cross
hoadsJ on the 9th of May, 1894. He served
an apprenticeship to the carpenterinp trade in
Philadelphia and carried on the business n
tniS place for number of years Tn the wa,
oi Iol2-I5 ne Joined company of volunteers
organized in Smyrna to prevent the landing Of
Tue hrltlsh on Bombay Hook, and remained
IN the service for length of time-until dis.
charged on account of sickness contracted in
the camp. But the leading characteristic
that marked Mr., Stsyenson's life. and Won
ior MN such universal respect and esteem, was
his Christian zeal and labors in the NJ. T.
Snureh. The first Methodist prayer meeting
held IN Smyrna was at his fathers residence,
small house standing at the left of the pres.
ent Church of that denomination. (since des.
troyed by fire. He prOfessed conversion al
the age OF ten years, and from that period took
deep interest in religious matters. An effort
70 advance the cause of religion and rid his
denomination of the prejudices that prevailed
against it in its infancy was the leading effort
OF his youth. Having seen the Church grow
with his growth and stregthen with his strength,
and contributed so much to its prosperity, he
was looked upon as the father of Methodism
in Smyrna. He held strongly to the primitive
customs OF his denomination, and any innoya.
ton thereupOn met his strenuous opposition
lie was the mark for Christian perfection. and
to be "as good as Uncle Denney" seemed tn
be the highest degree to which most persons de.
sired or expected to attain Owing to his age,
position, and the esteem in which he was held
he was usually addressed by both young and
old by the familiar title of "Uncle Dennev u
1t is scarcely necessary to state that he was As
triumphant in death as he was c, n ,istent in
lite. Tie awaited his approaching dissolution
with quiet resignation. His funeral, which
took place yesterday, was one Of the Iarpes,
ever witnessed in this town. A funeral sor.
mon was preached at the Church by the Pas.
tor after an original custom, the congregation
singing the hymns, one of which was selected
by the deceased" Friend after friend de.
parts j"
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THE MARKETS.

Wheat, red, new, so Beans, per bus. 81 25
e" old ... $50 Potatues new M
fIour' per bbl., from Side Meat, per h.. l9
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

Couniyior The Military and Lval History OF the Re-
bellion. complete in one lard svo VOL Of 800 pages
Colored and steel plates. III most complete and sale
able II story published Sci stamp for prospectus.
ny2S I'm JAS X. SINiN. 80 5. 4lh ST., PhiIa.
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~~ A ~E nc EBV

A PARTNER at the WIEEI.WRIGHr Bl'SI.
NESS-onc that has plae' in the country. 23.1
Address ID. T., 1893 Phdephla Post Office. p,
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23
STAE OF DELAWARE
Letters Remaisng Unclaimed

in the Post Office at Sutna, State of Delaware,
May %, 1866.
Brooks' Anna lambden, VIM. II.
BALDWIN, T.. r. 1offett, Hannah NJ.
buuler, David eedham, Wm. C. III.
Collins, Miss Eliza A, richardson. Mrs. J. Ii.
Davis, Mrs. Ann Ecbards' Miss Anna
nays Alonzo buley. John
Jones, Miss Ann Eto9. Isaac
Johns, J. fSmpsoo, Molte W.
Lee, William II. Nds, John
Lowber, Marriott Wker,J.
EMERSON. P. M.
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SMYRNA
w OOIlen Factory.
WOOLLEN GOODS

The subscribers having commenced the manufac.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-23

In the Town of Smyrna, would cab the attention of
Farmers, Merchants and others TO The fact they are
prepared to manufacture the various kinds Of
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-08-04

Transfers TAKE NoTIcE.-ThoSe Transfers who
have been trying to do fair and legitimate bust
ness in connection with unfair men in NarySvle.
should remove to oroville with their teams They
will fad large scope Of country 20 supply from
this point. The road to La Po-te. IS shorter and
better than the road from Marysyiue AMI the same
Us true Of rosds 10 all portions Of Plumas county
and the northern territories They will ind lib
eral minded and goahead community acting upon
the Live ana let live principle. If they viii look
around them they Viii ascertain that freight can be
delivered TO La Porte by wayo 0rovjlle cheap
from Marysville and as the distance is less team
sters will Of coarse realize better wages. They
may thus be enabled 70 do a thriving business ana
leave those who tearinS a. rat prices froG.
Marysvi!ie with nothing 10 do. Try it. You who
would find permanent and profitable employment
for year teams. The forty or fifty tons Of govern
ment freight for Smoke Creek, was offered TO Orc
vile, but chr teams:ers though, they had better
thing-and preferred working for better prices
than that afforded. A permanent and profitable
business for teamstevs may be bull, up from this
point. Let them try it,