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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-15

NEh blSANESc-
Mr.. Smith introduced bill for the re-
pairing and protection Of the city wharf
from the old salt shed TO Broad street.
Passed three readings
Mr.. Brien offered the following
Resolved BY the City Council, That 70
take no action, or have anything to DC
with the suit now pending By W. Matt
Brown and others against DR.. Sparkling and
Others, commonly called the suit OF the
corporation against the metropolitan or
ganigation.
Be it further resolved, That we do not
regard the corporation OF Nashville llahi(
for any cost or damages incident to SAID
suit, and We will not pay or be responsible
Cor the same, unless compelled by Law.
Tabled by the following vote
Yeas - Woodmansee, Smith, Thayer
Cochrane, Rocket, Kerchival, Oeden
Griffin, Mitchell, Coyle, Olsen, CrsmeF
Grant and Chairman shankland-l4.
Nays = Conner, Hammer, 9afbrcngh
! Pratt, Barchett, Brien--6. te1
/ Mr. Mitchell offered resolution for sh'
daily display of the American flag fsom IN
Mayors cfhee, engine hoszes, sF0rkhouse
and schoolhouses. Adopted.
Messus. Ogden, Pratt and Mitchell wsr'
appointed On the joint committee 70 conse
With the Police Commissioners. Adjourned
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LOuisyslie sEarhes.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. l4.-Sales Of 4s hbds tobsc-
60 sc IS 25@l5. Corn shelled 81 10 with sacks.
Oats 5Sc IN bulk. Superfne -four s. 50aS9.
Cotton l519l6e for good ordinary to middling.
Bacon, shoulders l5c; clear sides lS3[c. Lard ia
tielces l4e. Whisky in bond Sac. River fsllinr.
With tweuty-siX inches in the canal.
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extra sheep are o5tainable at Sc; prime at 81,
ts5zc;, ordinary aud common sc; receipfs
q. 76t There Is considerable aetix ity IN hogs.
market higher the prices paid for So ear loads
cold, 7t4979se; heavy prime 7lS87fSc: fair H.
Sod 6,f@7e; receipts 215.
New York Market.
NeW Y0RK. Oct l4-COttOn frmer Gnd active
Sales 900 bales. lS1E@lge for upland. Flour
better with fair export demand; S9.2j for S iper-
fine Western, go 50@li for Extra Western.
sl0 sO@l4 10 for Round Hoop Ohio. Sll9l5 so
Tor 81 Louis, closing quiet. California active
and hrnl, sales $500 sacks and barrels al sll 500
IS 90 Sales 300 barrels Rye -four at 81 -.
W Risky quiet and steady. Wheat declined 2dSc
caused by the advance in freights. sales 1900
bushels, 81 592 81 for No. g Spring. Corn lc
421S for Western mixed. Pork steady ana
quiet. Coffee dull. Sugar steady and ia good
demand. Beef hams dull Cut Meats 81 a.
Lard heavy. at ll14c. Butter firm. at S4ial2..
Cheese firm. st 10Gl6c. Ereights 10 Liverposl
active and decidedly frmer.
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90 midHl gut -.--........ - -
..cs,,,, ,Vast,tagfon and SaHthepn via
Chattanooga.
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900 p. M---.,.-.---.'- - - -
ueeatur. memphis aud Ne" slrieans.
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New York vesterday as follows - !.

London advices of yesterday quote Uni
ted States 6-2Os at 71&.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at ! O'Clock A. NJ. arrives At Nash
vile Mondays, " ednesday and Fridays at
O'clock p. NJ.
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NEw YORK, Oct I4.-Loans. $2l7, SS3. lSS; de-
crease. s10i.236. Specie. s96iB,1Il; increase.
s2S5, l6s Circulation, $4,000 4l; decrease, Sl9
$40. Legal Tenders; S.. llt452 decrease SIS p
New York Money and stock MHrkef.
NEW YORK. Oct l4-M0ney more sctive; 7
per cent. for call loans. Exchange is quiet az
l091zSl09%. Gold lower. opening at i4i3s. de-
Ginning 20 l4S5s. and closing at IA. Governmeu;
stocks a shade lower; u. s.. 6's of 81. lll54 {
l0SA; coupons Of 81. 1865 1O-40's. l0Ols
Stocks opened weaker. closing rather dull
Mariposa s@9; Pacific msil lIg3&9l44ss; Allan
York Central llf1l6ll43<: Erie 7lsS674s..
Hudson l261z@l2S, Reading l0214 a1I02i& Ohio
certificates 26s4927; Toledo and Wabash A
Michigan Central 104A9l043<; Illinois Central
~; elttsburs "a 9s4si For''Wayne lsl9lei1
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Lebanon VA Stage.
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FdseaeId and Kentucky v. ".
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s.aO p -'--- f. INV A. n
Narfasm e~tern q. M.
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Jordsn's store via seAge.

Thona~yIile sla Stage.
Thursday
l2a5 midnight Saturday 500 P n.
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I.iberfy-Via Stewart Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statewide.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 5aoP n.
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RAILROAD AM SrAGETTME TABLE

Dhtee Hours.
FROM AM.tosP. Sundays. 7 to 9 4. N.
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" p 49,
gttst Washington and sOuther" VIA
Chattanooga
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NASHVILLE AND NORTH wKsTEsN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.-..-..6,0D A. NJ ana isDP N.
Arrives al Nashville at $40 a. A. and 800 ?. n,
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Monday 200 midnight. .-.,. .A....l:00 P n.
Wefpes1ay 40 Y .....a....A..i .....g do
Friday do ..-..............-...... do
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COMMON COUNCIL.

An adjourned meeting of the Common
Council was held last night, Chairman
shankIand presiding, and members all
Drpaant
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ypaFrrt,i.p AND KFNTUcKY RAILROAD.
Arrivs al Nashville Al .................S30A A. N
iesge Nashville P.
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T1.ng A n
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Court,
DOUEp nDr

Tho DoVER, DEL, April 23d, '67
rug regular Sprlpg sessions of the Sunnr;o,
court and the general sessions of tho boaiol Boann
ana Jan delivery in and for Kent County "C, ,"ot
mere nsI on Monday, the 22d inst. Hon Il tIIVt w
NllHltl9' ;Ghlef IS Justice, and Hon Edward Woo.,
sn apq L. y. Walls, Associate justices !yere era
present and on the bench. ''''' were
In the morning the Chief Justice cb.rcod
Sne Qraad JgTy and explained to them t6e;-
uutleS, after which they adjourped to a privafa
apartment 10 consider the various bills Of IN
dlctment preferred against criminals in ol VI III
dy, and under bail by the ATTORNEY G enarai 81 ~
GOD Moore. The remaining time nm to -" ~
present has been consumed bv the ccnrt IN +l .ilc
Ing petty cases OF assault and battery in which
tle State was plaintiff. Nearly, if not all these
Eases were prosecuted by Deputy Attorney
General, Henry w. Draper. 0'S
.Q|llng to the act in relation TO larcepv com-
llCCea 3y free negroes and mulattoes heinz
SE0eleu dt the last session of the Legislature
bmu b., ih us repeal there being no saving clause
ny winch the prisoners held under smell cbsr%os
Loulu Iol pe Ifled and convicted, nearly all have
Dee: 9iScharged In open Court. much to tbe
!!CJoiclnS oi That peculiar class who were dra.dO
~ Inne al arrangement. John w. Hess, of Wr;rLt's
:IosS ;I ho:adS, was to-day fined SlO0 fer se1I;u%
lqTor q without license '''''As
mere IS a marked falling off of criminal
auSes to be tried at this term when comnnrad
. the long lists heretofore tried at nrav;o"
ittlng OF other terms. On the other hand 'p t6"
@ Isl OF civil causes for trial is unusualy larrn m
nu IL embraces with certiorau demWeyor r ar'n ~U'
ulnehts' Seventytwo cases. None oftba r;9;I
auSes nave not come up for trial, bnt viii viii
.nmy after the business Of the State is
an 10 get through with all the bnsi-
oS'S; oSs ol nand' Court will have to remain in
sSSion at least two weeks. '''''" III
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tHE hENr +, R.--We see that the RaIti-
more San has gotten into the same error tba,
many OF the Eastern Shore papers are labor
1qg under. Il says: - ''N'qf;
Inc Delaware Legislature comnalS an
HecGioh with Its road at townsend by tJo Kort ~
aoau, which Is entirely uusatisfactory and t6ms
Hpn piGseH1 opportunity IS offered for Baltimora
0eoi, o". county and other wholly MaryIand me-
tsr " r. seizure t9elr own advantage in the mat
roaa III ~ !: asked why shall the Kent County
Anne7s KS" 10 iFlei9s ana the people of Queen
e 1hnue >, nent and Cecil counties he ra0n;roJ
20 pay second fiddle" to the Delawarn4 4Fta?p q
.oau Sompany-to contribute so nabI,
~ iIs revenues, and through it to the reyennay
OF the State of Delaware?'7 WV !t'0'oiiHeS
NOW the fact Of the matter is this. Tho
Aent County people wanted their road to c6,no
90 townsend. Through their request our Lee.
iSia'rre gave chem charter for the Delaware
aware portion, to come to, or within four milos
VI, townsend. The Delaware Railroad o.
sun sppposing that Townsend was their des;rod
terminus and knowing that the Kent nroieot |
needed assistance, which it was willing to ex.
'enu' asked and obtained permission 70 con
sTuct road from Townsend to the MARYLAND
ilne' from our last Legislature. This doeo no.
compel the Kent road to go to Townsend or
! PFsOent II from going elsewhere. But + does
give nve or SIX miles OF railroad to our ncigb-
,C' DOTS Il they want to avail themselves of +
l nc Legislature granted this because the Del.
a%are ts TO- asked for it. and the Delaware Co.
asked Tor 1t because it thought the Kent Co
needed 1t. And when we consider that in a5.
aiton to this the Delaware Co. has offered to
lur9ish the rolling stock, take charge of the !
rOad aud guarantee the Kent Co. 6 per cen.
Do its bonds we do not see the unreasonable.
ness the Sun speaks of. 1t is such "unreo.
as all other proposed branches of !
ne pelaTare Road are anxious to avail them
.elYes o. 1t is well enough to hollow second
i'ddie' after you are out of the woods
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RAnrnll.- - We RIA1AM AmrnIo.

= RATIFIcATIoN OF re RVe8IAN AMERIcAN
TREATY; The United Staoe.' Senate, on Tues
tbsy lay week, by an almost unanimous Tote ratified
the the treaty OF our goyerpment with Rnss,. Tor
sne cesslon to the United States Of ali tbS mo.
as Ruas oI mat power on this continent, known
paiJ Z "a 96a America The specific sum to be
of guarantee by s Rmsssis Ou9u ~ IA
G pr;v;Iooo u oI any obligation arising out Of tbe n
Ing anS bTnsn wnlGn she n Ia had allowed Others Of
y I6ased it is said upon pr6nos;tiOn tne treaty
.dm;r;aeb iy made by the Government In tho PieTse
most probsbIS The present acquisition will
~ usstion OF British Columbia wSen h i0r & sns
,oTe rors gained the entire shore Of tba d. Ml
aoI aoda os 40 up TO- the Polar Sea w;sh VIE acme
nSneres, &C., which in The un s,t,ro aoS y,
Ssc;so 20 become essential interastS ~ ale
= es ar o'ates and convenience alto@at6 ~ .ae
- - sieat mercantile and military ~ sesner 20
~ ,Sos;y s;ay thousand inhabitants &c P,..; 10
% ,e cbsa,a nyesxths of whom are Esaa;nauSrn sS1Sn
v '"anse OF mastery win DO beuoiicaIp Iplnaux' !;
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consumption Durable by Dr
SChenck's Medicines

~ CURE CONSUMPTION, the svs,er n,n.,
prepared SO that the lungs will heal To accomnI;oe
'"S 'ne hVer and stomach must first be cIeansed 49,,
a" appetite created for good wholesome food ubinh
~ ,ieSe medicines VIII be dlgested properly. and gt
noany blood made thus building up the cons,D1,,,,
oChENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse ,bo .,.,,.'
0' u al oihous or mucous Accommodations. and h.,
Using lne Pea Weed Tome in connection. tho
oChENCkS PULMONIC SYRUP is nn,,;,io,.
wen as medicinal, and, by using the three ,onad;
al, mpurl'les are expelled from the system ord ,
"ho'eSome blood made which will repel aIl dc
II patients will take these medenos acco,d;n
'eo'iOhs Consumption very frequently IN rs Ios, .
yieas readily to its action Take The Mills r,oo,,or
" cleanSe the liver aHd stomach. !, does NO., CO.
'na' because the bowels are not costye Tho,
ior sometimes in dlarrhpa they ore noo...o
~ Inc stomach must be kept healthy, and IN on.o
'''e created TO allow the Pumonc Syrun IN .,,
y, Pfa.ofy organs properly and alav snv ;,,,,.,;o,
ne" all 'hai Is required to perform permansn, ono
70 prevent taking cold. Exercise about N. -
nucn as possible eat all the richest tood-f. moo,
a'ne and In fact. anything the appetite b.,
g particular and mastIculate we'll o.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-24

W;Im;Eutpno aAiE OF oIoo6.-Mr. x L. W. Stidham, of
stocR "RngoOn on Saturday, sold the following
follows Uoi9lging 9iG 70 Mahlon Belts, deceased as
bank OF Wilmington and Brandvwinee' e''Tna. nor
Ealue va $50 per share, to John McIear q Spn Spo'
bankers, at SOC per share. 90 shares Tin;on, in?n,
National ~ Bank stock par value s25 ner share n1
t3.1 70 Mr. Brinton for $39 per share. One % SE66
" wilmington Institute bond due Jan Ist 1S25 81
r. Il. Koblnson 4 Co., Bankers, for S480 So 10
Qne 5000 Wilmington CITY Railwa v bonJ dro
= Gna, an. LIST, 1874, to Jacob Pusey, for $500 w
Smyrna times., 1867-04-24
Maryland Alairs.

IHE TARR MURDER AT Hu1sDona-
WE WE learn from the Denton I6stdn papers tbat III
ednesday OF last week. man named d'uH., ,oT1 I1
was arrested IN that town on suspicion of rhoo ho
Jns peen IN some way connected with tbn nav-
DER OF MIR. Tarr, of HillsborousJb, J,'n uh 1Ie muir
saVe an account of a few weeks aSo %Iticn H. we
t tnat ne presented fifty dollar noto ~ sc seems
store OF q merchant, to be cbannooJ1e o1e at the
rather suspicious circumstances anu tI, under
An. knowing him to be man F Of ,,le no nlerch-
and n ave been working. as y n bnn5 mU means,
farm near The s, We Ofthe murder. sent % fon Un
officer and had him taken INTO custody. After
examination he was committeu - ail, since
Which time nc Is reported to have made a ,son-
g, essIEon, which has, howe;s: hsen kept secret
z ~ ene authorities. Shortly after M, 'fas- |
oro ,Um was made, Mr. George h ForJ eq5IlS- 21:S
~ ot9ugh, was arrested and lod@ed u, =; o. hills
e tL believed that he is in any 10 Ja Its
Snant ,ae affair." and the citizens % ars Sab
q ME u Ia IkEcEST FLoop IN Accom.o 70.
rred beatn ba. that the very high tides that or" % d
R Sbdgsoe great loss TO our neighbors on the Fost
ii thar anu particularly in Aecomac. n i
= 10 a. uurlng the Vernal Equinox the t;do
= ~ an almost Unprecedented he;sLt ,,. .iuo \,
0u'es coast which destroyed great pp% pUn ~ ~
Smyrna times., 1867-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

CHEAPEST CARPETS IN pIIIJ IJ,nn.7=-
Al, AND WHERE TO BUY TuEM 11f MA
pr1' Aimos1 every one has heard Of EyANs CHEAP C
STORE where you can buy your goods In,a,
from 4n ".@r esa oIlshment and make your seec,i"
from one oil the largest and finest stocks oC
BRUSSELS, THREE Ply. INGRAM. ST.Is ordpc
Pesi ''lL CLoTIIs. MATTINGS. WINDOW SnAnrs Ia' t
we are selling Carpets two yards N,dr "rIv =, "o
rer'a; "uy wi'hout examining Eow lrices, asJ ~.
'ei'aHh 'hal you get INTO the right sIor, O 20
m,e ON =, JOHN M. EV ANS,
'' ." NO. 81 N. ID ST, above Vino
anu uireclly opposite Wood ST.. Phllad'a
Smyrna times., 1867-04-24

POSTAL rosTAL MONEY ORDERs.-We learn from,
ro.h osIhaster Emerson that for the last e;Sbt
aO1 months lgI postal money orders have Lem, Leeen
sent so from Smyrna Post Ofice-I7 first month nth
% last month. Total amount sent, S3'3s7 3;1' "a
smallest amount sent, 81. 20. This ;s tTO Ho
saIest SAL way to send small sums of money bv Iet G
ter. 1t can get lost Any amount nm t9 3 goo :eS
eau S oe @ sent for ten cents postage; any amoYnt
Iron. from szO 70 $50 1.-THE largest sum that can he
& t6nn twenty-five cents postage. Not more
son the same day from the same Office Rgr, lTho
great increase of the last month over e. ene
SHOWS how the system is Increasing in fa"o nfS'
Smyrna times., 1867-04-24

John Georgc Ryan, editor of The 2:no p,. a
oo"t6er9 It.dtcator, announces that The Ky ooIg
oiS vi thas nNyely paper will fall before tba
geanlhg OF military bayonets, that his nor NJ
ruSt' Dut that he will fire into the ane,' Cu wiz
e enc outer works of the fortress. that .,oI
tI ulls the heart with narrowing main .nS 6oryy
uuo soui with revenge; that demons burI .ho;S lcS
IlaI' Whom he shall never cease 70 crnSo. r..oi!
SHaC ne HATES, HATES, bitterly HATES uATT5
Jts prosecutors, and that The Pine Riff u, 80
d's0ai snd winch Is bugle, banner, fortress
anu snip, Is surrendered to the ovarTrbai,,s
ing enemy, who has gained its JooI0 mnelin- eiIt
sleamlng cutlass in hand. and LatreJ gosT;n mi'n
'rom MS coward eyes made bold bv yictorv @S
rraane. me hlehmond Wig very sagaciouslv i'm
It'll n upon ITS readers the fact that e one
,noro eiiuocratlc victory in little State no
swallow n,s democratic asRndancy than one
cue s.I matter OF reconstruction we must be care
,.n5 nul 5ot 10 be induced to take any steps back
T Waru Dy reason Of the Democratic success in
e,o4 eSonnectcut and OF the movement which is on /
i?1t 10 test the cOnstitutionality of the mlitay
Oul Dy an appeal to the Supreme Court" '
U. ). 500 Coupons due May lst, wanted at
pest market prices; also, Gold, Silver and
y compound Interest Notes, by Jno. McIear N
Son, Bankers, No. COZ Market ST., Wi
Phila., VII. & B. R. r. 20 wear Rord. s1
delaware r; 4. Stock, and Farmers RAM So h
stock for sale in amounts to suit nnrob Dank ~ ~
y Jno. McLear u Son, Bankers SL''Se[s, NJ ens, III
farkeS St, VIII, Del. A'o' oof thl
's'-SinG House of Jno McLear G. son Eo ~
ljau... II rat the most EIeL q DON. TO 70
guy ana seIi =. u suDplv oc a.. raj
Ces, ana keep on hand n m, " GoV, anC
afs y, P9nds for immediate delivery '0'u ua
,i'S On Fhlia. u New York issued
'piendId sea s spring Cashmere suits made to or
lors aof S25' by BagIys & Cotton, Merchant
not
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'ir0NfANCE OF HAVING DAVIS, PAIN KI
LER AIWA YS ONr 49,, ~ "'"

"i ANGE OF HAVING DAVIS PAIN Kill
w..,.e, LER ALWAYS ON HAND.
'osgc. os, cure Of The ReU. d. IL. Brayton Ai,Hon-
s ~ i"a'a' "h' was stuns BY Scorpion.
Missionary magazine. PO"''s nsu IN 'he Baptist
~ TOT the trst time since have haan In IL; -
oeen stung by scorpion. wen on,ba ~ anos nave
to use an old hon early dawn, and having occasion
hand on scorOo U, On .aking OF The cover put nv
fnsult bv ,b0;; which immet lately resented the
The inS,sn,sg lts sung into q 70 palm of my hand
throurh az ,.asous . ana severe pain which darted
IL vrI system quite incred iblei what an awful
70 NV no. foison snelr SING mm contain. FLEW
q ha ~ rrLk OF DAVIS PAlN ILLER. aud found IL
s,sS ~ ils name after mo ments relief sa,u
md ,,a, saI piece 81 SPONGE 30 und IL on my hand
liar Inconvenience. anI1 PIruc-
Smyrna times., 1867-04-24
AemeotaL 9nstitute
FOR SPECIAL CASES.
No. ii Bond Strpet Nm

rqil Information, with the highest fes,;uo,ol,.
aiso' BOOK on Special Diseases in a seoipd .n,.
soHy sent tree BE sure and send for them and ''a,
u' "oi regret 1t; for, as advertising physicians sra
sbnniS MtPoSf0rs' without references no stranp'T =
ana direct to DR. LAWRENCE NJ y" :, PIs'"E., Pm"IE,
iONh' nOvlF6G-ly.
nELMBoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT Brrur !.
pere. nd ~ as,e and odor, free from all injurious nrn
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Election

The stockholders of this Ins ttution are bs,sh,,
notified that the annual election for nine d. rSc,o,s
10 serve the ensuing year, wi II be held a. ,bss
Banking House in Smyrna on e thursday, and dsv oe
May next, between the hours Of9 and O'clock M
By order aas Il
WF WIN. n ELL, Cashier.
Bank Of Smyrna, April, 4th, 1867. sp-4t
Smyrna times., 1867-04-24

=; mere were insured in the United States 4,
ring Il the year ending Nov Ist 1865 in .eI tbe n G
Tea states, by Thirty comnanies 'IIe 1es III
pears bythe annualreport ofthe Commis S@"
Oh insurance OF the State of MassaebnsattsIV
HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND Ann Eoor,1 o1r g
THREE lives (Sl30,043) insuring the enormous mon
sum Oh oI1HREEHUNDRED AND EIGHTY ,IT1 800
I,r,f. UNE hoNDKED AND FORTY SIX THOUSAND TWO
203.O0.) DoAi'A''S' VS5oO, l46,-
.o,1a vi thls immense business, the companies now
respectively: @'o Is lono"S'
Smyrna times., 1867-04-24

WrLs.--NGToN OBJ FELLOWS. Odd
Fellows Of Huntington will ceiebrate ia; Gao
bbhianikgiTipg b1is1iagS By grs d meeting at the Pres.
dsyepddG ISnra dGhhuEeh "a p An Grafton viii be
Msf'd Mars Dy gn Past Grand Master, Ton Joshua
conducted dppGIOpfste ppG religious services ill be
Messrs' AiE@aoa i% addresses g made by Reverend
Marsh Anian' Lands, Rittenhouse ''and and
Esq have nsfasie" o1sanaed eSor SoS FL E. F. F. Pete
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.:s:..ssEs:s.s.ssaszsssssssss,

The Poor OF KENT CoUNrY.-From the
aKnnual e report Of the Trustees OF the Poor of
Aent county, just published, we learn that lS7
persons Pc were relieved at the Almshouse during
Smyrna times., 1867-04-24

.o,'.., new CASTLE ITEMS. s.-Two negro men -
nnta r?mPted to break jail one night last week Nv
P,Ikbing tb hole thr0ug the walls of their cniI nE
de Al 'D9 Sorrldor with the wire of bucket ham,
Geo,.a .e, ahPey P were discovered by the watcbman
nr;Cog O1ge e. Doulden who is serving term in tbc
Prj .T0h boo Ior attempting an outrage on coIoreJ
fused Deoae ~ wos refractory few days ago, and re-
He J oiao 70 wo5k at the occupation of weaving ~ -
For this this ae ofeoa an effort to tear up his loom
ce ne became perfectly doce. There care, are abns Tnea
OO prisoners in Jail there now. "'' ABOUT
Smyrna times., 1867-04-24

Inc Russlan-American cession is regarded
%lth great favor by nearly all the journals Of
tne country and causes many of them to nrc- o.
plct az that all Of North America will ultimateIy
" Tort IoSo[ped H,y ,9y the United States. The New
strain says: Manifest DESTINY, nndor % 'nIS Iii
these advantages, marks out the North Smsrl ar
lean Ss continent as the future map of the fn;tnd
S1tates' Men of the present Generation I1'eu mou
dlVe TO hear IN Congress that the Speaker E bas
GSppIlnted G%pohaa "a a member each from New York
cIrV Sueofc; of New New Archangel San Francisco, the
Jamaca as the House Committee on { FoI,en y, anu
AN Aaalrs II within the last six years We 9bvg have
PVT down rebellion of over half q m;II;ou If'e
OF armed men, liberated four millions of slaves
re;G1onqqered eight hundred thousand SQUARE trS,
na mles e 81 territory, and purchased four hundred
onp will Will il 't1usama toIs m square miles more, how
"a ?'' ""'OiO "ii worth Ameri
Smyrna times., 1867-04-24

,o,,o,Ic, rnoA 10y 10y ER.CWe learn from the Della
ob%orTa Syn IN InaT m the Odd Fellows of Dover vii
H%Sirve FpiJ p @ tne Thanksgiving day for the Order
ed by TsHt' PeT' IGtn M INST They will be address
GburSb t.ey; ~ " Henry Coclazer, at the NJ. Il.
0nurch at . o clock In the evening.
NJ IhS0lBB3ERY.-The Sl smoke-house of Mr.. Wm
Iar. ~: SShakespeare, of that town, was robbed on
ias' nf IIunaay night, of between and 600 bounds
y, r,ro cHolce bacon. From traces about the
p,1Itsgs I It seems that the thieves had wagon
!" ~nich 70 carry Oft their plunder.
T. N I'm Sunday afternoon week little SON Of
John Il. Hendrickson, aged about FIVE Fvn vearo oi
was Klcked ON the bridge of the nose bv borSs,
fI ffIIandlng In the street. causing painful wonnd
tie is fast recovering. p"'"i u "ound'