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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-07

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-07
(sunPSlian's sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICES hereby given, that on the Gath
dag a July, 1851 by virtue Of warrant. ssusd BY
Der a. Guardian Of Anna II. and Carrie Farrell minors
will offer at public auction the following Real kstate
Eighty feet by hundred feet of OF the front ends o.
lots one and swo In Arch Square, in the City Of ksokuk,
Lee County Town. Sale to take place at the mont door
Of the Court House, Keokuk Iowa. between the hours
of 10 m. and p. m. of said day.
Terms of Sale-Hxlf Cash. and half at one year, with
interest, secured by m ortgagc.
WILLIAM GRAHAM Guardian.
in2h dft-Aw 4. RcofT IIoWxIL ATTY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-07
Y. 8. Msrxl.al's Proclan.tlsn.

". - MRfNll0pS kHOC1onDaslOMs
United Satss Of AmsSea, SsstAsrr Dsstss@s " Asea.
a. ~. CLARK, Unitsd States Msrshal fse The eeats
OF Iowa, DO hereby sive public Notice thae . 80
u Ne United States sgainst III sasFse &
Il. q. more q less Y case Of ssa..rs NJ Assfe
1851 In Hsskuh. lowls assaeh - tAhs ose NJ Hoa.
session for safe rustody IN bArrsss = hiehwAs ~
i+l0o proof gaona three barrels Of otGer vnsgsrt
four empty 6arres part barrel Of lard; ons lard
psesE to ssbs snsPunw oss thief and ens tn tane:
And also awe public notice that the time assgnsA
for the return u saA warrant II the third fuseaAy
of September, 1851, II Two O'Clock on sad dAy,
and hereby aamoaisA and summons all persons
claiming any Interest in the uaid six barrels ct al
or knowing or having eaythihe - ~ VIII H. Nne
should be oondsnnsd Aad sold v answsr Ne dsand
said Court 70 s. hsla In sad s the eouthsts Divcu,
nntscs sfIowa u the unitsd States Court Roon n the
city Of Kcokuk In said District at term, to be holden
the third Tuesday VI BeptsmbsF 1851 at two O'Clock
said day, then and theFe 70 intsrpose claim for
the Ane, and ~ make their allegations In thae be-
half a. ". CLARK, U. II.
3Hne2a-dlAt @@ n. Futfew. Depnty.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

FLoGGTNG.-'The State papers are much in
terested about the whipping-post ami pilIor
punishment for evil doers. So much has hoo,
SAID about 1t by one or two journals that pa.
pers out OF the State have taken up the sinh.
Juct' AMI speak of the re.ic Of bar ,arisn" IN
very sarcastic terms. It's a very mean and
degrading punishment degrading more to the
otat' than the victim-anl evidently cnlight-
cnet public sentiment is against it. Bv this
potent influence it has been abolished in other
States and in the army and navy of not only
thls' but all other, civilized countries. Our
navy Is better disciplined now than when il
used this punishement, and our State wonld
De the better for its abolition too. Time and
common sense must work reformation, and
very speedily; therefor we see no use in mall
ing hobby of it now, lest we ride it to death
before We reach our journey.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

BUsINEss.-The complaint about dull time
is so universal that we hardly take up an ex
change from any part of the country that We
do not see more or less mention of the fact
Manufacturers work only to fill orders; can
itallsts invest only where the security is nm
questionable; merchants buy from hand tc
mouth, says New York paper. Hundred,
and thousands of men in all the large cite,
are hunting employment, ready to turn a hand
10 any thing to earn their daily bread. Par
ties advertising for help are run down with an
pllcants; there is little demand AMI abundant
supply.
Very many papers refer to the wear as one
OF Ill omen, and point to the figure seven as
tne lock which must produce financial slio
wreck. They show that for the last forty
years we have had financial panic in the
year that ended with seven, commencing with
1887 and followed by 1917 and 1857. Every
depressing financial event is given in evidence
TO prove that similar result VIII f,llow in
1867. There is consequently a superstitious
anxiety perva1ing the business community
and every business failure of any magnitude
creates alarm.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

r Ac.KSN0WLEDGNEYTs. We have received
from the Howe Machine Company, G99 Broad
way way New or K, one of their $40 sewinr M
m,a5 1f,ne sad d. to be best in use They are man
tba 1aCtuLea Lure 1y Elias Howe, r, the inventor of
!he iock-stltch machine. Ours work. cbar,o-
lngly As we have no use for such articles a. u n
printing oiflc: We viii dispose of it at great
we are indebted to Ditson & Co.. 277 Wash.
ington ST. Boston, (said to be the most exten- m ten
fave 1r s.rnr mule Pnhl shers in the United States
Qaickstep,' lgoodl; "Come DarIing In,Sy CD%n lean
to to the Spirit Land, " Ia sweet meiody, ?%e "0
ping the same O.d Song" and two other boi'
iarls7 Meet me Early and '.Susans tSt Stor5; pa5,
-iH Wl 1 an mazurka entitled "RippIing Brook"
F." { are also indebted to Geo: ". ChiIds,
invitation to.the grand banquet to be pven an al al
.ne occasion OF the removal of that Establish
ment to It's new Office, on the 10Th. ''''n-
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

nary laruty lett town, carrying with them $1,000 .,
9loqc' before the purchasers of the notoOt
combination machine, discovered tbat Q pa5eil'
CO' mad never heard of such men .Od ntnoialr laL
consequently not responsible for any Of thas Teie
GESnIraets and that they had been b3dl, Snfi SlGr
h;na H;,chGfson .l mad dashing looking woman viii
nun Lnet passed as hiswife, and who was oron. "atll
y uQni1red Dy some OF our young men
49, n W not know whether the makers of tho
nreS,,r' "nt Dc "9le 10 escape their payment but
Inc swIndle in its different features " otrnnn tnel
y resembles one practiced in the interior e
Nv Nv 1ork, short time since, called the Sb.V-
M, SWwlnuIe, W, and exposed at the time in Tho
-'e" ork Ir16"ne.-Ceca Wing. ''''
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Mary Wallace mic,
OF William Wallace, ESQ. resd;no A. ot wi, mile
eon' dled suddenly on Monday last. She had
Li. LlisGh early IN the morning, in apparently good
n..i moai|h Us common. About Il o'clock she was
to seruck WITH paralysis, and before medical assis-
Gu, SI,ce could DC obtained she was past relief =
pno ueparted this life about 4 O'Clock FIVE
81 years. "0""' "seo ABOUT
&C ftiLAlLnaoAD ia nAD MEETINGs.-The Commissioners
VI 1ne queen Annes and Kent Railroad. have
SaiTu SiT thr9e meetings, to meet respectively at
RII9!tuilerSVllle, II!ti on the 8th of June. at CbHrch
tll on the 18th, and at Centreville on tb e 18th
dor tne purpose of obtaining additional snh'
SScIIlPtlons SI to the capital stock of the comnanv
ACTRESSES ',s will be delivered by able speakers
\, CAMP- -MEETNG.-There will be a Camn
~ % OF the Methodist Episcopal C6~rcP
az .1c.n wye camp Ground, commencing ON tLn
10Th OF July next. e y" 'uc
"A "A gentleman living in Middle Neck Ma
wa was awakened few nights since INV tho - 49,
81 one OF his children, and on exam;not;o Uil1s
Iound m that the child had been severely h;tt"n
On the thumb by rat. 040'y Oi''en
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

ABOUT PEACHES. learn from Mr. Jos.
omtherS, our Clayton r. Il. Agent. that the
Ia lroad Company has made its estimate Of
the shipments of pea .hcs during the present
season, and that Smyrna quota is mt down
at 100000 baskets This includes tba chin.
ments of the Nd & Del. R. R., which will be
very heavy, it is thought. 1t will be borne in
mind however, that this estimate does not in.
elude the Neck" a large peach growing
district, which ships almost exclusively by
steamer from Smyrna Greek. We have heard no
estimate OF the quantity thus to be sent off, but
II Will not be prop0rtionately large, the crop
having been shortened greatly by late frosts.
oome OF the farmers in Raymond's Neck say
they will not have more than third of a crop
no as many as last year.
As many th'nk that the above estimate is
a small one for S nyrna we give the following
hgures, fdrnishe US By Mr.. s., by way of
comparison: in 1855 We shipped only about
1900 baskets; in 65 about 10000, an about
the same quantity in "a, the year of the large
yield. By this it will be seen that the estimate
is large. The Railroad Company estimates
the crop Of Kent county at $4,000 baskets.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12
Maryland Affairs.

DRoWNED.-We learn that s;x coloroJ -
sons IN attempting to cross Chester river Hei n
canoe from the Queen Anne's side m W..
coIS wharf, on Sunday week, were cans;1oJ
ana man named Chamberaine. toretbar r,;. 4
ms wife and child, drowned. The otber t%ron %ro,
Ne,cs. "0'o [eScued'-Acnt
OLD hhUSEMENTS REVIVED. i Democrats
are revlving their old amusements In Groar'C %
ccoro, Caroline county, a man was strnno ,.,,
ior Ihe purpose OF making him confess wberp
eoIoTed BOY OF his acquaintance, who had y
ITInlc4ty T with white man, was concealed -
IHE HAY Fork SwINpLE.--Ona of a.,
~ most extensive swindes ever nernetrotoJ ~
thls county is that recently practiced nnnn -,
s0lne iorty or fifty of our farmers bv connln
81 scoundrels calling themselves Dickerson and
some three weeks ago these fellows stonned
~ the howard House, in this town, and com
.G a.Glceu operations by informing farmers and
others that they were agents for natens %n., Snu
Iork' dung-fork aud potato digger combined
"hIch was to be fastened to the tail of n cart
aliI u, 70 perform various wonderful feats.
ms machine, among its other good nualities
nad the advantage Of selling much cheaner
when 1t could be sold to a combination of Eva
or y SIX men from each district in the county =
ana a our sharpers soon managed, under tbe;r
u favorable terms, to find forty or ffty men n
the county to give a note Of fifty dollars zach
payable to bearer, and r. Sinclair &, "a nfi
baltimore, according to the agreement of Dick.
e[son \, and Sherman, where to furnish the ma.
,ihlnes AS soon as they had obtained n sng
so, ,,ene number OF notes, they sold them g..
20 each to some of the Ekton capitalsta rha dop
soDDled up good paper, readily, al sncb %no I
'ount But Dickerson and Sherman bnJ IaS
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12
STATE AND LOCALS.

LIE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION Tho A.,
al Convention of the Protestant En;ananal duul
Nnorch' IN the Diocese Of Delaware. held ;t1
s:c>I3h> IN tins p'ace. last week. A more dio.
.lIa.'l az .D.e body Of clergy and Ia1.
:5 men we are not likely to have assembled in oEr
;niusI ana their character for pietv and learn.
ing none will dispute. They we'll r,nresnntad
InaI H distinguished branch of Cbr;st's HI,
Gathoilc Church, which has such strenotb y
InIS country, and which is praduallr r;s;rn -,
mitnIh the bounds this CONFERENCE.-The
Cne otate advances in intelligence and IrooIth
as we are happy to believe it is ranJI, II1;,en I";
ne IIe Episcopal Church will advance With = ~
ller scrlptural doctrines, her ancient worDh;,
ana pollty, the elevated standing Of bor n,a,,
Ders. as we'll as the veneration and ranord ~
c"O.I c"Ulns 70 ner long career and history. will
II;ano toII;n t9e admiration and love of the in
te,,In,gent and thoughtful 'n' ln-
me sessions Of this body for bus;nos. 49,
ei as the different religious services wnro 40
boUo Win decorum and proprietv tbot r,,'n.
tbo Iay1oraoiy Impressed every bebolder ar.J
cas %nTle -, visit Of this body, its rerons ser rm
oos' IcS puslness meetings. and the Soil ;n.s
b.ra 4I Its members with our citizens no,'at
Tbo L nGit an abiding and pleasant recolioc,;ono
;nto-on.I "noie thing was much enfoyed bv tboso
interested and participating. and tbo g;oh .nose
general that the Convention m;eht -1 mIsn was
or and linger longer ''n nl'ght come Often
e.. 1no convention was pleased To acL,nou,,o5 |
80 gratetul sense of kind attentions hoa."s
alo IaVors received by Several resoI,.;
"nicn We're introduced by warm vote stiohs of f.hn
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

CONFIDENCE GAME.-A ministerial look.
Me- Mg man PAN stepped into the jewelry store Of
renreonm1n r 0aarS IN Nllmngton, on Saturday, and
there and get couple of gold watches that r',
couple OF ladies had been looking at. He V gave
ane 9 names "a! OF the ladies, and their residence
anu MS own name, various references. etc
ana made such a plain statement that CIarI
let MN nave the watches. As soon as he had
gone S out Ut Clark got his two little boys to follow
nlm. The man.. after going a short distance
IN the direction indicated, entered a rs1 store bv
th .he SMarket street door and made his exit by
me 5ne 2ixth street door, and went to the DEPOT It
IoIEglng to Eang into stores as he proceeded The it,
~ tIe Doys Kept an eye on him." however. bnt
ene man was Ignorant of the fact. A train was
switching off at the depot and the fellow SUD, m
Ppslmg IL was the Baltimore train, jumped on.
IL L. soon stopped, however, when he steppeJ
into hote where an officer arrC sted him at t6o
request re l0 OF the boys. The watches, valued M at
iongi,o iSdIgG, were n recovered, and the reverened
@ looking chap went to New Castle, with an as.
cort, instead of Baltimore. WV" oil %
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

n: :DIIKECP lax ASsEssMENT.-Mr. George B.
DRlGihSon, Y. ). Assessor for the District of
tGa HGeiaHE:are' mas informed the Delawarean that
tne valuation Of property in 1866, has been % set
aslue Oy the Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue. and other assessment ordered, based on
the county assessments of 1861. The assess
ment was set aside on the ground that il should
nave been made upon the valuation of lands as
ttney stood at the time the law was passed -
Although the new assessment will be made as
soon N as possible, still it will delay the collection
OF the tax, and this may prove some ADVANTAGES
TO our r landowners, who are just now straig6t.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

The Court of Errors and Appeals for tbi
state convened on Tuesday last 4tb inst
Chancellor Daniel NJ. Bates, Chief Just;ca +
w. Gllpln, and Associate Judges EJword
Wootten, John w. Houston and I, + WainS
on the bench. The first cause heard waS +iH9 tba,
of Elihu Jefferson, defendant below ,mnolIant o .n
rs rs Iohn y Jones, complainant below. resp6ndcnt
l. r. BIaayard for appellant, Rodney for resnon.
dent. The decree of the Court of Cbancerv Of
Ne% cH@ castle county was reversed. In the case
OF OF Benjamin ID. Burton, guardian ad Item ot
Olara "apies, respondent below, appellant in
error, as. Mary Ann NAPLES, complainant bn.
low respondent In error, the Court reserved lis
9ecIslon. 1hIs was an appeal from Chancrrv
IN sussex county. e. w. Wright for apnel.
The case of TLos Pickering. comnla;n,nt
Deiow' II7!GI' appellant, u.s. Chas ii. B. Dav and
Mllllam Whitaker, defendants below. resnon.
9Sents, S was being heard as we 90 TO nress =
! me case OF Daniel l.. Mcbride, complainant
Deiow' appellant, against the above named rn-
:pohdents, Is case of like character botb bo-
Ing appeals from the Court ofChancarv IN tI;s
IIounty; Io C9megys and Salisbury for appel
ianIs 1TS Omthers tor respondent.
IN me remaining cases are John Doe. lessee of
oI 1rusten +. NJ Colley, Us. Richard Roe. cos.
t Ial eJector, Isaac Lamplaugh and Eliza Jane
' nls mne' from the Superior Court of Sussex
GIUUunty GUy =. ). Layton for plaintiff. G W
lIghG Ior defendant; and Albert L. johnson
Ct. al defendants below appellants, Is. Charles
Campp'll, complainant be.oT, respondent -
appeal from Chancery in Sussex county. G.
.. Layton Tor appellant -Deidu1re1
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

rRoRERTY SALES.-The Denning prope,tv
IN 10, this town, was resold on Thursday last 31
" m ID. Baggs,, admr., the former sales 5ay.
ing been set aside by the Orphans's Court on
account OF iniornality, (excep pt the main dwell.
IIn1g.l No. /, lot on Main St., 39x232 feet
cover to VIM NJ Bell, for sl5l; No. ., lot
@if5 W small double dwelling, 47xl44 #. (dowerI
sIdo 10 naymon I'm Deakyne for $I62 No. 3, carriage
'"TP' Tb'oU to' 2o1252 It,, to Edw Beck for $500
&C acres, in Serverson's Neck, to John Sop. y.
verson, for $1,000. " Oonn OCT
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

tbd according &c or to the uon.teur French paper
tne Shot at the carriage in which the two p"RRTp R
%as p9rOr6 rs% were H. riding to the Paris Exhibition
against @ Htef the Oy C1 young Pole, and intended
stated was inspired by political passion uITRfr Tb;r
tbe - e"S second attempt made against the life Of
!ne hussian Emperor, the preceding one iV bavu ~
Rgysan RS Ds"n mhde last year by an Impoverished
reyoImtionopr i moplenan who belonged to the ultra
for assasslnations from political reasons sIlU i nm
UrIunatTeiy wnnnraTy increasing. Nearly all the great
hnml Mhomarehs 1t of Europe have escaped simiar ia
fT""gsrI T"ngs T,n' Illus attempts We're made against
and by Orsni (January, iS5s Apf"2 tr1 lSo2,l So.,
3Eo az student tried to take the Iifa Of {ears ns
tom,,t imam DO OF Prussia, and last year that Of
fapunt Eoult blsmark was endangered. Two diff.
nerar Of %f!'4smlpts 4mgp Were made, against the En-
t;o foior ot Austria at Prague, but the nyestiga.
ton Of the affair proved that the hn'rs.sa ners%n
charged with it was Innocent '"' p'i0on
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES
HELM HsOEaHS

CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRAcr
SARSAPARILLA
i'<ADiCAlES ERUPTlVE and LUCRATIVE
DISEASES of the
THROAT, NOSE. EYES, EIELffS Sc,yo
and SKIN,
~, WhlGh % SO dsigure the appearance, Purvino d,
~ wi ellec" oI mercury and removing ali la,.I nc
odh'S Ol Diseases, hereditary or O,herwi,. a. '''
'oAen Dv Auults and Children " with perfect Sof
Two Iable'spoOnfus OF the extract nf S.r".y.
%Iueu 10 pint OF water, is * di It.tho Ii.I
Dihk' and one bottle is equal to gaIlon 20 ~ u ~
=" our parlla, or the decUcOns as usnslIy up
~ An Interesting Letter is pubsLed m y '",ue, "'
Chlrulg'cal KeVlew on the subject oC ,ba C'' u' %
oatsapara ia certain affections bv Re-. AtSc ei
eis, r. II. s. &c. Speaking Of those j.nn..t
discusses arlsihg ifom the excess Of mercu,, 80
Ihat no remedy is equal To the Errrac, ne "''~'
,,h, a.. Po"et IL extraordinary more ~ ,ha, 10 10
~ oI u'se am acquainted with Itls ,n,h~.i: ~ a"v
SENSE tohic with thus invaluable atlr,h',n "'oS'
aPPlIcapie 10 slate of the system 90 surt "o !" 70
~. ~ as renders other substances nf tha =, " "
class unavailable or Injurious Vi 'he 10 ne
HELMBOLE2S'
concentrated Extract or snar,uo
Established upwards OF Is years Prepared hv
ii. II. HELMBOLD.
,,oo, DRUGGIST AND CHENIsT
- 594 Roadway N
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

ANOTHER RAILROAD PROJECT.-A cbarte,
70 70 construct railroad from Queenstown,
Queen Anne's county, Nd, to Harrington. in
TINS State, having been granted by the Mary
iand Legislature, q meeting of the cornorators
was ;. held at Ridgely, the new town in
caroline CO.. on the 2Sth of May. The follow.
ing gentlemen of those named in the charter
lor sald road as the corpOrators were present,
W. w: Greenbury W. Ridgely, Thomas 6. Ham.
Pley' John I. Reznor,. VIM. 7. Hammond and
James Is. Steele, five in all. This being the
number required by the charter to he nresent
Tor the purpose of organizing the board and
Iransactlng business the board was ORGANIZED
6y the appointment of Thomas G. Hamblev as
PRESIDENT, and James b. Steele as Secretary
YIN motion, 1t was resolved that books he
opened Tor subscription of stock in the Oneens.
town and Harrington Railroad, on the I0tb
uay OF June next, 1867, and be kept omen for
enJ' purpose Tor thirty days from that date
anu mat Charles L. B. Mitchell, Daniel q
tA1opPer ana VIM. !. Hammond of Queen
nnIe ;aaI county be and they are hereby author.
queen Anne's county; that Jobn II Rou RPcioilS III
:, m. s. Ridgley, Il. 9. Carter and Jan,S 'T1'
:: to:auisIDury be and they are hereby anthor;zoj
tGr tI. tHe H same purpose for Caroline county
"maS ",,at Onas L. Is Mitchell be and he is hereby
b. autuorizeu 70 select some proper person or ner
sons sons to open the books and receive subscmrip rim
I50lS Pdt 10 the city OF Baltimore, and that John
s heznor and Thomas G. HambIev he outTnr'
ze9 q TO open books for subscriptions in tbe c;t,
u thlIadelphla, and that each one Of the nor,
,ons aforementioned, and those who NAV he
,oIeIteu @ Ior the city OF Baltimore, be and thcv
IT IRE hereby authorized to associate themselves
Ni.n one or more persons each to assist in oh.
aiming subscriptions. ' " "'''0' !" W.
,oo 0n = motion it was resolved, that when s25-
'OO OF the capital stock of said road shall Laya
oeen subscribed, any three of the stockbolders
nay give notice to the other stockholders Of
meeting to be held at Ridgely, in Caroline
ounty' ten days after the date Of such notice
OF the purpose Of organizing the Queenstown
mo y Harrington Railroad Company. bv the
lection e OF President, Directors, and other
Ulcers of the company. ""O 0'l0i
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

How TO SAVE MONEY.-This NAV be done
1y purchasing labor-saving machinery in the the
sh;Ip"s shhape OF Mowers and Reapers, Knitting Ma
chhiines' hi' 1rst class and warranted Sewing Ma
SnlneS' Cow Mixers, and other improvements
'oU su'' headed Farmers AuentionP
-, ,hOBBERY;;-Last night some rogues attemnt-
SIato a. 70 enter the store OF Naudan & Bro, MID.
u.e1own' by boreing through the door and also
Lying payn open the window, but from some cause
gave up the job before getting in. '''O'0
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

aI uen. Neal Dow, in his recent speech IN =
IGm I sald an old gentleman had lately " aILi ,ill
no;nn mi when M Inc United States Governm mt w. ",
gong 70 81 pay OF the Rebel bonds. Hisar.ww-'' w-'
was i" hen you pay off the Fenian bonds "
,. Chief Justice Chase has ordered tb,,
distinction OF color be made in summonin~ ~ y }
grand q and petit jurors for the u : STns Tmpss. 'h.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12


70 70 the community of Smyrna for the hearty and
liberal manner in which it had been received
and entertained W
Among the acts of the Convention. which
deserve particular notice, was the following
resolution which was passed UNANIMOUSLY and
winch we humbly trust, may not be a word mt. mt.
y %,Resotred, That in view of the wide. srroad
and increasing influences of intemnerance in
our country, which is one of the greatest evils is
OF the day, destructive of morality and reI' 9
Grpn' ana threatening alike the integrity of the
Church p and of the State, this Convention does s
hereby respectfully and earnestly recommend
to the Parish Clergymen of this Diocese to to
preach at least one sermon annually on the
SUBJECT OF the evils of intemperance and that
the the members and friends of this Church ase
hereby earnestly and respectfully requested to
use thelr best efforts as we'll by precept as
example to restrain this great evil, and pro-
mote TS the cause of temperance in ali things"
Inc Convention resolved to hold its next an
n aual session in Laurel This will be ON the
nrst Wednesd Jay in June. The expectation of
TINS Conventional visit, we hope, will stimn-
late the Parish to renewed zeal in its proposed
works of usefulness. q
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

TEMPERANCE. The National Division Sons
of Temperance, of North America, will meet
IN my Wilmington, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, and
cation will be met in PHILADELPHIA on the
evening of the 18th, when grand recentian ion
by the Grand Division of Pennsylvania will
take place in the Academy of Music at which
time addresses will be delivered by some oftbe
most prominent speakers of the nation a
picnic will ia ke place in Riddles wood, on the
list, and public meetings and Strawberry
Festival are in contemplation. It's hoped thai
this meeting will be the COMMENCEMENT Of yf'1 y
grand Temperance movement that will shake
the the empire OF King Alchohol to its foundation
mboIa mIo Tnly IN our State, but throughout the
thn TnoIe continent. m Members of the order of
admitted at all times oftbc sesson MMere' VIII be