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Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

CASE IN CHANCERY. the case of Thos
Pickering, Sr,, complainant, VS.. Charles H. B.
Day, respondent, a decision was delivered last
week by Edward Ridgely, ESQ, ChaacellOr ad
ttens, says the DeLdlcGrean. Mr.. Pickering
was one of the securities Of j. Il. Clements,
U. S. Deputy Collector, who, being unable to
make full returns to Collector Day Ia deficiency
Of near $4,000 Mr.. D. came upon the secu-
eordipgly applied to tho Chancellor for an in
junction to restrain Mr.. Day from collecting
the amount But the Chancellor ad litoa de-
creed that the injunction be dissolved. 1t is
stated that the securities will take an appeal
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

IMPROVEMENTS. Jas. r. Clements, ESQ,
Is erecting two neat frame dwellings on Peal
st., 80 by IS feet, two stores and half high.
Oar town has more than once had cause to
thank this gentleman for his enterprise,
Mr. =. Woodruff has nearly finished neat
residence on his lot at the junction ofthe Ken
ton road and the Railroad Avenue,
In addition to this, Mr.. Stubs paint brushes
are beautlfyipg houses all over town, Rarely
have our citizens shown such desire to make
their homes ornamental as well as useful,
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHEAPEST CARPETS in PHILA DELPHII
AND WHERE TO BUY THEM.
Almost every one has heard Of EVANS CHEAP CAR.
PET STORE. where you can buy your goods lower than
at any other establishment, and make your selections
from one Of The largest and finest stocks Of
BRUssELs, THREE Ply. INGRAM, STAIR and RAG Car
pets OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGs. WINDOW SHADES, &c.
We are selling Carpets two yards wIde only 81 90.
Don't buy without examining Onr LOlc prices, aRd be
certain that you get into The right Store
JOHN NJ. EVANS,
mr6 2m No 3l7 N. I'd ST., above Vine
and directly opposite Wood ST., Philad'a.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

Senator Bayard was qualified and took his
seat in the U. s. Senate last week, taking the
same "iron-clad' oath that gagged him and
drove him to resignation in 1864.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
SMTlGNAs DNlho
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APR. II.

THE "TikES'' is Published epery Wednesday al
ternOOn, By Jos. IL. HoFFEcKER, Editor ard Pro-
prietOr, at Smyrnu, Del.
TERHS-SusscaIPrIoN,- year, s2.OO IN ad-
uance, or 81. so If not pGid ittesd e the year. No
raper disesptinued until atfnrrsu,sar paid---onls
at the option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS ,niH be inserted al the rate ofSeoen
Ceats dine for tie first insertion; subsequent in
sertions 81 cents. A liberal discount made ID
qnarteris, semi-aRnaqi and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

THE SHOW .-Whitby & Co. S Circus, to ex-
hibit here to-day, made the usual parade this
morning, with all "the pomp and circum-
stance" of a show-minus the elephants. =
Messrs. Martien & Smith, our new dry goods
firm, supplied this deficiency, however by
furnishing as a rear guard carriage covered
with their advertisements, so that if the folks
didn't 9 see the elephant" they saw big
thing in the way of Advertising An ex-
cursion train is to come from Greensborough,
Nd, on the Md & Del r. r. this afternoon,
We understand. Rather novel thing to get
up an excursion for
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

We learn that DR.. c. l.. Mahon. of our
town, has been appointed General Agent OF
Delaware, Eastern Maryland, aud part of
Pennsylvania, for the Atlantic Mutual Life In
surance Company, of Albany, N. Y. This is
young. vigorous company, organized according
to the laws of the State of New York, with
the addition Of a feature comparatively new to
this country, of fayoring the patrons Of HON.
table rates which are quite as reasonable to-
wards disciples of other medical scholars, as
those of any company we have examined
Wishing him and his company their share of
public confidence and patronage, we leave our
readers to form their opinions from the adver.
tlsement which will appear next week.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

Rags &eCotton have now opened their new
Spring Stock from the New York market; it
comprises splendid line OF Spring Goods,
10Th for ladies and gentlemen, at greatly re.
duced prices
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST OF the prop
critics Of HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcRU will be
comparison with those sci forth in the United States
DlspensatOry. A'ess'.t jan29 l5t
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

Our New STREETS. Methodist street is
being extended from the town limits to the
new proposed avenue known as Font Hill. 1t
interSects the town railroad at "Flatiron
Point, and is continued back of the Font Hill
residence straight to the avenue above named.
The Levy Court has also allowed an appro-
prlation Of about $2,400 for opening North
Font Hill Avenue. This appropriation was
refused at former meeting of the Levy Court,
but was secured at the last meeting through
the perseverance of Roht. Hill, Esq. We sup,
pose these streets will soon be opened for, trav.
el-soOn as possible, we hope,
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

County TAx.-The Levy Court of Kent
county has laid the tax for this year at 70
cents on the 500, to wit: 40 cents for County
purposes, Is cents for the support of the poor,
and 10 cents for ordinary repairs of roads and
bridges. This is an increase of 10 cents on the
800 to cover increased expenses of the courts.
to repair damages to roads and bridges by the
late freshet, and increased expenses in the
county jail, owing to the detention of negro
prisoners awaiting sentence-the civil rights
Oil restraining the judges from passing SEN
-ence upon them under the State law.-Dela-
lCOlRGn.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

A SPECK OF TROUBLE IN EUROPE.
has been quite furry in the gold market this
week. This was based on apprehensions Of
some trouble to grow out of the annexation
schemes of Prussia ON the one hand and France
on the Other--the bone ofcOntention being the
frontier town OF Luxembourg, in the Duchy of
that name, which both parties want Of HOl-
land. From recent cable dispatches it would
seem that France, together with the offer Of u
defensive and offensive alliance has proposed
to the Dutch government purchase OF Lux
embOurg; that the Dutch government has en-
gagged to sell Luxembourg, but now, owing TO
pressure from Prussia, has expressed desire
to be excused from keeping the engagement.
The Duchy Of Luxembourg formed part of the
now obsolete German Confederation, and since
the close Of the late German war Count Bis
marck has rather imperiously insisted that the
Duchy should form part Of the North German
Confederation, and be specially under the con-
troll of Prussia. The best informed German
paper states that the majority Of the people Of
Luxembourg desire union with neither Ger
many or France, but continuance of their
semi-independentr relations with Holland, which
condemn the Grand Duchy to political insig
Aificance, but are exceedingly profitable, Lux
enlbourg being said to be the least taxed cOun-
try in Europe Whether Holland will be al
lowed to retain it, in the character Of neu.
tral, or whether the rightful ownership will be
determined by u recourse to arms, remain to
be seen.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
DIE: ..

In Phila., on the 9Th inst, MARY G re'ict
of the late j. L. SCHUTZENBACfs, in the 65th
year of her age.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

FRE-fhe barn of Edward J. Carter, about
SIX miles west OF Willow Grove, was burned
on Wednesday night, Sd inst. 1t is supposed
that the fire was the work of negro girl in
Mr.. Carter service, and she is now in Jail to
answer for the offenSe. He succeeded in saw
ing his horses The barn contained about 400
bushels of corn, about so bushels Of wheat, six
tons of hay, large lot of farming implements,
peach baskets, wagon, &C., all of which were
consumed, together with the fodder and straw
stacks near by. The contents of the barn
were valued at $1,000, and the barn at $500.
Insured to the amount of $780, .-DeId,careau
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

PROPERTY SALES. .-Rey. T, J. Thompson,
Of Camden, Presiding Elder Of Easton District,
NJ. 4, Church, has purchased the residence of
Jas. 4, seryerson, in this town, for "a, $50.
Mr., ]. removes to this place and Mr.. s. to
New Brunswick, N. j.
j. H. Pennington, ESQ, has purchased the
former residence of the late Hon. p Spruapce,
Y this town, lin the occupancy Of Dir. Chas, j..
Mahon) for $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

The registration in four wards of the city Of
Washington shows that the cOlored voters have
a majority therein OF l46.
Mass meetings of freedmen were held on
Saturday at Augusta, Ga., and Nashville,
Tenn At Nashville the meeting was strongly
radical, but there was Il conservative element
in the Augusta gathering.
Twelve miners we're killed by an explosion
of ire-damp at the Ashland Collery, in Schuyl-
kill county, on Friday night.
On Saturday the President sent to the Sc
nate the nominations Of Pets Lyle, for Collee-
tor of Customs at Philadelphia Samuel Z.
King, for Surveyor, aud David X. Porter, tor
Naval Officer. AL these nominations werere-
jected.
Hon. Henry j. Raymond, editor of the New
York ines, has been nominated as Minister
to Austria.
The Commission appointed to examine into
the fitness of League Island as naval depot
have reported in favor Of the location.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
MARIE .,

On the 10th inst, at the Fsrs, nage of St.
Georges NJ. T.. Church, Phla., by the Rev.
VI. d. Kurtz, Mr.. RoBEkT n. HIGGINS, Of
New Castle, Del. to Miss ASGELINE COLLINS,
of Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

Splendid spring Cashmere suits made to or
qss;,d qsE Tor s25, by Baggs 4 cetton, Merchant
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

CHANGE --Rey. A. 7. Scott, appointed at
st Georges, Del, and Rev. w. b. Walton,
appointed TO Princess Anne, Nd, by the M
Il. Conference, have exchanged places.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

The Spring Term Of the Court of this county
coiamences ment Monday. We were led into
an error last week. s.I q
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

Cheapest goods In town Sar ladies', gentle.
men and boys wear, at Baggs & Cottela s.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK, &C., from,
tcLear & Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
20 r s Al G,

One Twelve Horse Power Steam Engine and donble
fue boiler nearly new and in good order; also. Line
shaling, Pnlleys, Hangers aud Belts !, one Upright
Drill, one SIDE Palmer, one TenoRipg Machine. &c
All OF the above for sale cheap. AppEy 10 JANIS
II, PRATT or JOSIAH d. EVANS, Smyrna, Della,
wafos ap-l7.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
Dissolution.

The co-partnership hsretoIose existing between
Charles A. Barnes and JosdPh Evans under the
firm OF Barnes & Evans, in the carpensering bust.
ness is this day dissolved. CHAs. A, BARNES.
March 9th. JOS EVANS. &
All eccounts win be settled aud the business con.
iinaed by the subscribers a JOS. EVANS
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
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Use HELMBoLD's FLUID ExTRAcr BUcHU.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

The largest stock Of goods ia town al low
prices, at Baggs 4 Cotton's,
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
DEATH OF DIR. WuITE-Dr. VIM. III. White,

DEATH OF DR.. WHITE. DIR. VIM. H. White,
a skillful physician of Wilmington, died on
Monday week. He was native of Sussex
County. He was the Democratic candidate
for Mayor in 1855 but was beaten by George
w, Sparks. lie was several years Port Ply
sician, and for short time in the newspaper
fraternity as ona of the editors and publishers
Of the Delaaoors Democrat, which had brief
existence in 1855. In the early part of the re-
bellion DR.; White was appointed surgeon in
the United States Army, and was ordered to
While thus employed, he was taken prisoner,
and conveyed to the latter city, and confined
in Libby Prison Upon his release he return
ed home and renewed the practice of medicine
He was gentleman of fine abilities, and ex-
cellent social qualities.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

SoUTHEgN AID The citizens Of Dover in
public meeting, subscribed $279 to the South
ern Relief Fund, iast tgsek. and resolved that
the sum ot 81 ,oGQ bsfatsed. ~
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
PROPOSALS

viii be recsivsd by the DUCK CREEK IMPROVE
MENT co. at SMYRNA, DEI. until THURsDAY.
May the 2d. for Making aud Putting up about GO
Rode OF BANK on Salt Marsh. Size as follows - 10 a.
hcse. u n highs IL a. tase, f. high each a. on
ap, and puddled in the centre. Esss4
s& HENRY N. WlCKERSHAM,
80 HENRY T. H0FFECKER
@ rs WILLIAM COLLINS.
Address Managers.
e Wm. COLLINS. Smyrna, DEL api7
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
A few Thousand Young PEACH TREES Of
Choice Varieties, ss
ap32t q, w. .SINEX,
Near Blackiston's Cross Roads, Del.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

:. MAIL LETTINGS. Contracts for carrying the
United States Mails in this State, have been
Route No. 3,ll0, Townsend TO Deakyneville,
Jacob Davis, $3.50; 3,l27, Wyoming to Mag.
ngla edmund Stout, $3.50, three times a week
service ; 3, l2S, Mount Pleasant Station to
SMplnnlt Mnl.l Bridge. John M Brown, $3.50; 3,lSO,
service six times a week: 3,l3i. Milford n
Georgetown, Dagworthy G.. Wilson. $50. =
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

The most splendid stock Of Cassimeres and
Cloths in the State at Baggs & Cotton's
sCall and see the immense pile of Cassimeres
at Baggs & Cotton's.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
STATE AND LOCALS.

ANEW ATLAS OF OUR STATE.-We learn
that Messrs Pomeroy. & Beers, well known
map publishers Of Phila, are engaged in max
ing new map, or rather atlas, of this State
Weunderstand the design is to publish it in
atlas form, putting enlarged plans Of each Of
Towns, &C., on the several pa
ges. We think this plan superior to the old
style of wall maps, as it will be more conve-
nient, and plans of the territory can be shown
on a much larger scale.
+ A corps of efficient and experienced engi-
.neers, under the direction of Mr.. Beers, are
nov on. the ground engaged in making the sur
Yeys, and are at present making their head
quarters at the Delaware House, in our town,
We wish them success in their undertaking, as
such work has long been needed in our State.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS- Red
Wheat So. .7O@3,32; White Wheat $&ljGI
$40. Rye is selling at $l.5SG 60 e bush
Yellow Corn, Sl.20Cfl.25. Oats 47@ 49c.
Cotton 27(G,29c. per ib.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS & CATARRH. treated
with the utmost success by j. JISAACS, NJ. ID ,Ocumt
and Aurist, formerly Of Leyden HOand.) No. 5l9
PINE Street, Philadelphia. Testimonials from ihs
most reliable in the City aud Country ha
at his Office The medical faculty are invited In
accompany their patients he has no secrets in ha
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without
PAIN. No charge for examination, my2T66 ly
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR are eganed
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives heath
and vigOr the frame and bloom the pailid r, ek
Debility is accompanied by many alarming symptoms,
and # no treatment is Submitted TO, consumption
sanity or epIlepnc fits ensus.
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
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Use HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED ROSE
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Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

NEw BANK pREsTDENT.- .-IIuno Jenkins
Esq., having removed 10 Philadelphia, resign,
ed the Presidency Of the First National Bank
of Dover, and at meeting of the Directors,
held this week, nr. Isaac Jump, of Dover, was
elected President in his place. -
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

ODpFELLows' THANKSGIVING. The Grand
Sire OF the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Of
the United States having set apart Friday. the
18th instsi as day Of thanksgiving to Almich-
ty God Tor the preservation Of the Order du-
ring the late civil war, etc., are taking mea.
snres for the proper observance Of the occasion
Morning Star and Stella Lodges are matnr;no
arrangements to that end, ,'the precise charaa.
ter of which has not yet been determined ,,,o,,
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

Smyrna, 18th April, 1867.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR are regalued
by HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

A pilot boat was swamped in San Francisco
bay last Thursday, and seven men were drown
ed. -
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nM Ahsrraf

An eSchspre say: Oar f1fefasbfs Tof
the reyolation were certainly gre a. asa
when Il sy iBeSTpoEatea intn- the -pssiars-
ton of IndependeBee1 1he following xLly %,
iectiuns TO the eondeot OF tbe hingi o.
"a eat Rritains 1Is r>s1 rsi4-l = ss-i4' Al a
Il Keeping in the COLONIES ID the time 81
peace standing armies: r,as.. ;. -. A.,
9 Rendering the military independent OF
and superior 30 the civil power, s,j br..-
3. Imposing taxes without allowing rep
resentation. -1-.- Sl.-a93 - q, rql
&. The dcpriving the colonist Of tho ten
8. For suspending the ColouiaI Legisla-
6. IA aincitiug insurrns-in1 likely t. result
in an undtstinguiihsl dostTaci!ou'W all
ages, sexes and conditions z.gE -
=. AhHcating Government by declaring
usodt of protection Of the mother r u coun- !
s. Quartering large bodies of armed
troops on the rolonisti, -. .. r,.a .-,.....
80 Sending into the COLONIES swarms 0i
officers to collect taxes aud cypress the col
oniSts. a 'Ss7 - -s,zAA SS
10. Refusing TO pass proper laws for
large districts Of people unless they would
relipquish the right of representation;
II. Obsructing aud interfering with the
Judiciary, thus. denying justice. p ,---.,7.
IL. interfering with legislative bodies,
and dissolving them for opposing with
manly frmness invasions Of the rights Of
the people. - '-@t' -..,e =
.lS. Protecting military officers by meek
triols, for otfenses which they have com
mitted Agaidst the cotenists = I