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Smyrna times., 1867-10-16


IHE ELECTIONS. Last week We oovo .,
account of the elections which took nl.oe III,
day previous in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa and
Indiana AT that time everything looked fa
Vorabe for the Democrats, and their ecstac1
knew no bounds. But the full returns. which
we now have, look much better for the Rennb.
licans.
In Pennsylvania, where the only State off
Ger chosen was Judge of the Supreme Court.
the Democrats have elected their candidate
Judge Sharswood, by small maiority-from
1000 to l,5O0. But the Republicans have
elected decided majority of the LEGISLATURE
They will have about 80 majority on Joint hal.
lot. And but for mismanagement in Phia-
delphia the Republicans would have elected
their Judge, Williams A number of Renub.
llcans, headed by David Paul Brown. voted
for Sharswood on personal grounds. knowing
him to be an eminent jurist, while tbev were
comparatively unacquainted with Judge vii
lIams. Besides, in Phila. the Democrats nomi.
mated three soldiers with excellent war records
t1rclty offices, while the Republicans had no sol.
der candidates. The Democrats, also, made
lavish expenditure of money, Ito an extent
which the Republicans could not begin n
equal as is shown by their secret circular which
has come to light since the election. Notwitb.
standing all this, they have barely elected a
portion OF their ticket. Another electioneer-
ing document" was the license law. Last
year stringent liquor law was passed and
now few whisky loving Republicans. anxious
for free drinks on Sunday, voted with tho
Democrats. Whisky, Nigg, r, and Govern.
ment rags were the arguments EMPLOYED to
defeat the Republicans.
In Ohio which the Democrats wero claim
ing the other day by from 5000 to 10000 |
the Republicans have elected Gen. HAYES Gov.
ernor by about 5000. In this State the Re-
pubicans voted to amend the State Constitu.
ton so as to allow negroes to vote, but the
amendment was defeated, and the Republican
majority reduced. The Legislature is Demo-
cratic on joint ballot The Senate is a tie
Iowa has been carried by the RenubI;c,rs
BY from $4,000 to $4,000; last war Tho nooiar
ly was $4,000.
, indiana has also gone Republican, tboupb
n e'rt'a'n IN mat State was merely for petty
,punty ofhcers, and Of no general interest
mort time ago ward in the city Of Soutb
Bend. where Colfax lives, elected a Democrot
oun altman, and the Democrats went into co.
tacles over it. But last week the same ward
nd the entire city went strongly Rennblican
Now the Democrats are huzzaiDg and sbont. t
ng - the Radicals doomed." &c. as ttev d;d
2 1867, the second year OF the war, when all !
nese states went Democratic. In the sum.
aer OF that year Mr. Lincoln issued the Eman. T
= a.uftod aIto9 4 dProcamatl9n. When the elections
@r' they shoutedas they do now, .the Pcn Ronnb
can parry is doomed. They thought that d
'as Its end But the next year Pennsvjvan;s t
'ent Republican by %. 900, Ohio hv loo @ ou@ 3
when Fallandigham run for GovernorNond a
nolana by 10000. So much for prophecy.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
Wyoming, Oct. IA, 1867.

solti5 I9hELIG5ous1The revival meetings are to be
sonooI sent moo at me NJ E. Church during the pre-,
SeId %eeH week Neocn-day prayer meetings are also
Hill will assist this week. A'e'' u
,oa1 Inc special services at the Episcopal Church
last week were well attended and iptereut;n TGrCi
heV. Mr. Newbold preached on Tbursdav v9Sr"S' o1a5
ing and nj Rev. j. j. Harrison on Fridav evan ven
ing. The Rector, DR.. Morsell, is now MIN.
ton and Leipsic ~ Nen-
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

THE TIMES" is published euer, Wednesday a
'e'Hooh' ny JOS. II. IiorFEcxER, Editor and Pro.
pristOr, At Smyrna, Del.
TER HS-SnBscsiprloS,--One year. sa 0o !, oa
r,,.. -. eo .o.r NV 9'"' 9<'oo !" @S-
Od"ee' or s!.5o i not paid till nd Of the gear. N
paper discontinued until atlarrearsqre paid--Only
at the option Of tie Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS niu be inserted at the rate ofSepen
Cents line for the first Insertion subssqucnt in
sertions 3! cents. A liberal discount made +
quarterly, seni-annrqi and yearly adrertisers.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

DO you want a nice Velvet, Silk or Cash
mere EestH Go to Phillips & FAIRIES.
Cheap Dry Goods, of all kinds, at Bagps &
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

PEACH GROWERS CONFERENCE.-The Peach
growers convened yesterday at Dover. j. p.
and j. A. Fulton, of Dover, Secretary. Itwas
resolved to organize The Fruit Growers As
sOciation Ofthe Peninsula" and committee was
appointed to effect the organization, consisting Of
Henry Ridgely, j. A. Fulton, G. W. Cum.
minis, VIM Polk and Samuel Townsend An
other meeting is to be held at Dover on the
18th OF November, when the permanent Or
ganzatiOn will be made.
Considerable debate was had at the meeting.
some of the speakers pitching into the r. r.
20: pretty severely for exorbitant rates of
freight, &c. '''0' VI
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

DEMOCRATIC REJOICING. The De7a,raycon
says the Democrats of Dover had quite Jubilee
over the result of the elections of tPennsyIvan;o
and Ohio on Thursday night. The State House
County Building, and a number of residence,
wore Illuminated, and large bonfire bazed
from the centre Of the green, rockets and 9th,
er 9I n hhre-wor ksdisplayed-and the State House
Bell rang by way of accompaniment. A meet.
ing ing was eextemporized in front of the State
House, about 9 o'clock, and brief addresses de-
pveTGd PFf by IN. Elias 5 Reed; Esq, Rev. r. b.
f'ri 6rapfordi i Eli SALISBURY, Esq, Col VIM. Brad
Iy[a' Wo' OF FEenna', Tenn ), \; Fulton, Esq, Beniah
wool p" ~ anu H'lIe
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

BASE BALL.-A interesting social game of
base as ball was played by the first mines Of rho
Liberty club, of Summit Bridge, and AIert
club' OF Middletown, on Saturday, 18th inst n,t''
on the ground formerly occupied by the ON
PIC club OF ,Middletown. The time occnniod
IN playing the game was , h. 40 m, and tbe
tGorg tSo stood % to lS At the close ofthe game
one Liberty club challenged the Alert to pIay
by the Alert. 1 ""'' accept
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

HA fFIINI C1RPETS in PHIL 4DEIplII
AND WHERE TO BUY THEM
A'n"s' every one has heard of EyAYS' Cu4,pC.r.
PET STORE where you eau buy ycur goods I1,.,i,',,
1,, o'i'Il'hlnen and make your selections
IL rom one Of The largest and finest stocks of
oKCSsELs, lHREEPLY. INGRAM, STAIR and Rae Co,
petS; VIZ CLOTHS, MATrINGs, WINDOW SuArt, g..
n W. are selling Carpets Two yards wide, On : CO.
Don huy With"Hl eNamInIug unr E,,r ,,-j,s, .. "a
certain that you get INTO the right store
JOHN NJ. EVANS
MIRO I'm No. 3l7 n. 2d 81 ahnye Vine
and directly opposite Wood ST. PbIsd'a
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
STATE AND LOCALS.

SMYRNA AND DELAWARE BAY R. Rim
our advertising columns will be found an adj.
vertisement headed Attention, Fruit Grow
ers and Farmers. " 1t is call for meeting
at Cambelrs hotel on Saturday next, when
the books of the Smyrna & Delaware Bay Rail
road will be reopcned "and opportunity afford
ed to all persons interested to subscribe for
the stock, and thus open new route through
new Jersey to New York k. y The call is signed
3y Jas. r. Clements, j. NJ Voshell and D.
). Cummins.. The movers in this enterprise
have received a spur from the frie DIS Of the
Flneiand railroad in New Jersey, who give
our citizens every assurance that they can and
VIII Duild their share of the road required to
make the connection between Delaware. Soutb
Jersey and New York at any time the SMYRNA
and Del. Bay Co. will signify their intention of
dong their part of the work Elsewhere we
give an extract from speech of Mr.. Lands,
President of the Vineland road. delivered at a
meeting at Bridgeton. 1t shows great de-
sire on their part to have the line completed.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

OR NoN;RETEN ION or INCoNrINExcE of Urine. IT,
id'"h' illumination or ulce "a lot of the hadat nr
disease. OF the prostraie glands stone m The
Inu' caicubns, gravel or brick Gust depI>ts and
al diseases OF the bladder, kidneys and d,on.I,aI
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

DENTAL AssOCIATION.-The Ninth semi an
nual meeting of the Delaware Dental Associa-
tion convened in the hall of Stella Lodge, in
this town, on Friday last, Dr. w. Smith, Pre-
SSIdent, of Salisbury, Md, in the chair. DR..
Register, OF Milford Vice President, and DIR.
Marshall, Of Wilmington, Secretary, were also
present. Dr. VIM. NJ Kown, of this town,
was admitted to membership in the Assotia
tlon. The business transacted was interesting
only to the dental profession. The members
OF the association resolved that hereafter they
will receive no one as student who has not
good moral character, good English ednca.
ton, and who will not agree to study two wears
and graduate in Dental College. The object
L, i to raise the standard of the profession,
They adjourned on Saturday. They resolved
to hold their next session in Milford
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

tC!IncUs;.:-Thayer & Noyes' Circus will ex.
@ hlblt in this town on Tue,dly next. In the
parade through town an uncaged lion will ride
through the streets, with the liberty to run
around Arc, loose and seek whom he may sevour, :"
9ut Delng as meek as any lamb - he won't
VyyTul W;ImirnSy anybody The circus breaks up" at
TO Baltimore to exhibit for the Winter.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

=, u ~o colored burglars named Davis and Har.
New Castle, last Monday niobt TgE;So Riison "a at
bars from loom they broke the I;ndogg. ;Hnog 'nf ne
the cell, and managed to get to the ton Of tbo VI
building. Mr. Vining, hearing a noise o. caInS in
the Sheriff, when the rascals were discovnred %,ed
aind' after some trouble, thew were bronnIt
GOWN Pi and placed in more secure apartments :"
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

IHE Ii STATES OF DELAWARE AND MARYLAND
c1he g subj judiciary Committee of the House
=. a n9resentatives ,h met in Washington on Mon
Hon Francis Thomas, Chairman. with Vnssr.
IB9ntweli, Lawrence Churchill and Msrsban
IhIs committee is charged with the dntv nf iri ~
curing If the States of Delaware and WsrvI.nd ,n
nave republican forms of government AMI '%1t not
repugnant to the Constitution of the Tfn;t~J hoi
States. No testimony was taken thonob ",vTu w;t
ncsses were in attendance 'l'uSu VIII
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

Oi. now that the campaign in PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohl9 is over, the COpperheads won . recognize
the PRESIDENT any more. That is always the
way; When lowbred men get up in the world
the hrst thing they do is to cut their vulgar re-
lations.-N. Y Tribune. ''s"' AZ
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
ERRORS OF YOUTU-A Con,I,,

ENKORS OF YOUTI-A Gentleman who bos
Sunered Tor years from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay' and all the effects of youthful indiscrcon.
WILL Tor the sake of suffering humanity send free
TO all who need it, the recipe and directions for
snanlng the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to of. by the advort;so,,s
rlence' can do SO b. addressing, in pcrf =, conf.
dcnce, JOHN r. 0CnEFX CE<i' Ct 'o""-
myl5 -'" io'Ai
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

Esn lhPnGvEMENT' n ~ aE; - Jonathan Stephenson,
IT;,sq, Esq Is having handsome three-story dwell
two miles from town. 1t is to be 28 bv % T.
j. A. Csavender, the builder has purchased a. 4o
acres OF land from Mr. S. for 500 ner acra ~
winch vi he has put to his farm adjoining. For
this 40 acres Mr.. S. received more than ba
i,a pald Tor the entire farm $40 acres) twelve
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

. a a : Ne" Orleans dispatch, published first in
a Philadelphia paper, announces the reselonl ~
1i o. Juarez to the Presidency of the MeTinon Mv
hepu5lIc President Juarez, during the 1Isr dsrI
hours OF his country's history has exhibiteJ d'a
heroic devotion to her interests aud has H Iaborl
cd with unwaverng faith for the presarvst;nn ,sGDr
ON ot ner Liberties. His re election is the least
tHa tat MS countrymen could have done to testify
uerb.ggs rpTFr gsa'uae but 10 doing this they have
could have found to administer their Affairs C.,
the next Presidontial term aN"lrS LOT
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

FhliadelPhia covered herself with glory BY feeding
te soldiers who went to the late war from all pars
0l o, the North and West; and now an association o1
rhliaoelphians, not "weary in well DOING b,va
orgtn,Eed a scheme to shelter and to educate The
,hp, naHs oL The same brave men who were welcomed
LII III those troubous times. Riverside N. ] ;s
the site OF their Institute, and the funds far II.
1owment are being raised by the WASHINGTON +;
orary Company. of Philadel phia, by the sale "f
stock at one dollar per share. With each sbar. u
handsome steel engraving is given at the time of
pu[cnsse to ana as further inducement, all are en-
irv a. SnS o, tne S'UOOOO worth of presents to be
,ully ui'Ifonted to the stockholders; or. in otbor
words tor every share of stock held nraa". Us'er
g1arSneed One present to be given away IL n.,h
$4,000. Read advertisement. 1"ay Is worth
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
TO CONSUMPTiVI;S.

sc me Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON will sen, fire..
Tl t9arge) to all who desire it the prescrnIon KIM
h., uet''ohs Tor making and using the slmp remedy
g. "''iIn lie was cured of lung affection and that
Ireao I disease Consumption. HIS only oh,ec, il 10
'ne afcted. and he hopes every sufferer viii
y y tnIS prescription, as 1t viii cost Them IOthlng
"N may prove blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD WILSON.
No. l65 South Cd ST., WiIiamsbnrg Nv
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

u Phillips & FAIRIES is the place to buv vour
arSsl Aasaay1Made Clothing. Cheapest place I'm in
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

n The place to get Hoop Skirts is at Baggs &
~, III you want to see nice Beaver and French
EEiIo!tnns' EI!n DoeSkns, and Fancy Cassimeres, 60 to
:, The Temple of Fashion for Gentlemen
Clothing is the Merchant Tailoring establish.
M ent of Baggs e. Cotton. '''ii-
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

n, ,roLITcAL.-When it was reporto1 tb..
Vnlo 4ad chosen Democratic Governor. n' An'
rev johnson tel egraphed to a CoIumbn,, al; e,G-
Tor, God bless Ohio!" Ills said that b' noI eol-
wishes to retract that observation. ~ "0"
1t is idle to speculate upon the effect Of tbo
recent ELECTIONS lee upon the project Of impeacb' %
iIent; The great question is, what efFect w;iI
tney nave upon the President? The fate "rf Of
Andrew Johnson is in bis own hands. "'' u
Goyernor Orr has addressed letter ~ p,o
s.uent johnson, praying that an order of CO.
sral 81 Canby' permitting only registered votors
10 serve On juries be revoked. 'o'erS
,ha 1t hs Is said that g. l.. ValIandigham is to be
Hon Tn1Sr1Sle WsS Senator from Ohio in place of
n Al Al the result of the elections will ;nduso u,
democrats to nominate johnson for Pc Pses;Jo4 ame
slight DISCUSSES. '' ''e'Sings Ia very
Gen Beauregard writes to a RaIt;moro
per tnat ~, = ne ls an OUTLAW In his own n.,pi" pa
land; This, says the Eceniag Post il na,rve enn"1
20 the man who said be was an Ir;s bequai
'hough ne wasn't born in his own NATIVE iad u ad
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

f., AhE M NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE REM ~ :
Ia ltS"PedSdhI anu dangerous diseases. U>e lie M.
HA'idct Duchu ana Improved Rose Wash
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

zen GRANT 5 Position 1t is autborat;vs.
Y ~ stated that the report telegraphed from
coIi c"aslllG2'on by the Democrats, stating that
saif u.',,',, , -" -atlon, declared him
~ oglt tnuch pleased with the result of the recent
electl0nF' Is without any foundation. as he has
not expressed himself to any one 70 ,G naS
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

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Sh cures secret aud dehca'e disorders IN oil ibi
S'ages al ltte expense little or no change IN die, M
taste ond ana no exposure II is pleasant in
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Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

,;a ~ SL1 LADIES TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS ELIAS
NINGIs 4 TITCH'S Braces Same Mmee SSaPs' BAN:
rres. braces Light French and German Rnn,n,
'ruSSes' syrlnges, in great variety, &c, "uP'ufe
sru,U1 ,,,,, at NEEDLES"
DELPliiA tThis Department Is c"o%acs luce FHILA'
% snd h ,or emaes and Children, by competent Lad,e.
anu ,e STOCK is adapted to their Special Wants
coJrs', onr Mechanical Remedies, we combine
'o'S'iuclloh, with case and COmfori
d. c. II. NEEDLES
C,,,o c idt, rroi oiessonal Adiuser OF Trnsses, &c,
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Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

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0 Tue frame and bloom to the palIId cheek. Debi7tx
accompanied by many alarming symptoms, and if no
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Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

roIrnY NE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTm-T Therefore The
Wa,mboI, ana dehlIIaled should immediately use
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

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Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

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Is the Great Diuretir.
"e''noold' s Concentrated Extract SsrsapariIla
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6olh N are prepared according TO rules or Pbo,ocv
mad "nS,ry Hn ana are the active that can be
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Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

a. bIG ne. p To.-Mr. Standish, proprietor of
~ Ine all9ce restaurant has large and stronoo %
y-snaped sweet potato 1t represents tho e.
I; Lfe OF man, seated on a pedestal, sbow;pSr how
ms ms eyes mouth, &c. 1t weighs within a frap
SG sIpn OF lbs, and was grown by Mr. Genr@o ! ,,au
59inG1rtess, in the Neck Go and sect f. SIge StngS
bles. Pp'V oa'aDleS and drlnka-
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGoR are regalued by
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Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

ph;n: we study to please. This is the motto %
nl'iipS FAIRIES Go and see for yourselves iV s.
heir Fall Trade. ' "'ioauy commenced
don pnllRlIPs lips 4 FAIRIES, Commerce Street, two
toIrS to hTu below below Main, Smyrna Del, is the place
ord" HO you u want nice Cashmere Suit made 70
oFderT Go to Phillips 4 FAIRIES. '' ""o0 TO
on BSy%ss you Ta4t v good Clothes, at low prices call
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

nELMRoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BucHU is pIeasan! in
.se ana odor Tree from ali injurious properties and
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

DEAFNESS, Blindness and Catarrh treo,od ,,i,h
ne utmost success, by Dr. J. IsAACs. OcnIist and
S SurlS.' Gormery Of Levden, Holland) No sos Arch
?[ee' Philadelphia. Testimonials from The most ra
re @ IN Inc city and country be seen al
ms once. The medical faculty are invited 10 nc.
company their patients, he has ne secrets in his
parchce' Artificial eyes inserted without rsin' Ne
charges made for examina ton mTvSIv
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

S75 TO SlOO per month and travelling expenses
W., paid good agents to sell our Patent Everlasting
Whlte WIRE Clothes Lines. State age, and Address
AMERICAN ware Company, lG2 Broadway, NY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
The Union Platform.

The Union Party Of the State of California in Convention
assembled hereby the people of this State their
platform and declaration Of party principles:
Re@Ircd That in the present in the past, we IRE
eopcaby opposed traitors whether the
shall subvet Union and control Gov
without and that the loyalty Of the Nation tried and
proven rely reestabis firmly and forever the bonds
Of National Union.
That reconsrucng the nation its foundations
should loyalty, and
willing that those active to destroy should be chosen and
preferred builders to erect it, and until it shall appear that
In the States lately in rebellion loyal Committees exist capa
BILE and ready administer justice and enforce law in accord
with the principles of government of eednIe and
equally il wish that the Government he administered
and the Law enforced by the loyal agents of The Federal Coy
ernnent.
Resore That the plan OF the late Con-
ress recognize policy 1t nagnanious and
when respective late rebellion shall bring
themselves within the provisions ,ee VIII welcome them as
sisters and receive them equals IN ecoh
Eesc,ced That deem the passage by the Legislature "
law establishing eight hours labor rs iaSa Gay work.
eminently jnst and proper.
eso,ued That the importation of Chnese any other
respect niuri and degrading to Amer
competition and evil that should be restricted 10y
legislation and obated by such legal and constitutional means
in power.
That the future primary elections Of the Union
party should lac held the provisions the
shall exclude all persons members Of the
Union party.
Reoired That fully approve the amendments the
the State presented by the Legislature of
1866 providing that the Legislature shall have
to appropriation of money for purpose whatey
accepted by the Legislature adopted by the people, and
become part of the Constitution Of the State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10
Union County Platform.

Reso,d That this Convention as the representative bo-
party o Trinity county heartily and enthu-
cay approves of the Rcconstrncn measures OF Con
gress believing that only those are entitled to prescribe the
terms who fought for and aided in the
crvaton the Union.
esoue the issues in the present political contest
important and imperative of the elections OF
the and that he who either covery by bolt
Ing or openly by joining hands with Corrcreas and Sc
gives aid the enemy. is not Union but
is for which hundreds OF thousands of
patriots willingly sacrificed their lives
Resolr That hcary approve Of the platform Of the
great Union party presented by the Convention which as
semble nj sacramento CT the 18th d Jnne and that VIC en-
aorse the ticket headed y George C. Gnram ms the ticket OF
the Union party AMI pledge it jealous and ud'ided
support
Resofred That we recognize the Registry and Primary
Election calculated to preserve the purity
OF the that opposed the repeal Of either
NJ those laws.
Esored That all canaes appearing before this Conven-
openly and unquaiediy pledge themselves to
support the platform of the Union party tho Union stare
ticket headed by GEORGE c. Gornam and the Union county
ticket, by both their votes and influence.
That each candidate presenting himself before
this Convention FOR noapn shall deposit with the Secre-
tary the scri o! s. before being biliotcd for.
4. MARTIN, Chairman OF Committee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. We announce with
regFc: the untimely death of Mrs. A. NJ. Krutt-
schnitt, the aimabie wife of former Treasurer
OF Trinity, who is now Assessor of Storey coun-
ty, Nevada She died from injuries received in
stage accident near Hunters Station, on the
Truckee, July 3oth. Mrs. Kruttschnitt, accom-.
panied b. her mother, Mrs. Zeiler, and three
children, was just returning from San Francisco,
where sue had been receiving medical treatment.
The stage of the Pioneer Company, in which she
had taken passage. was overturned at the above
mentioned point, and the Virginia 7re'poss says
she was undoubtedly trampled to death by the
passengers, being on the lower side of the coach
the time of the accident. Mr. Kruttsehmtt
has the sincere coincidence of many old friends
in his deep aflliction