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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11
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Contracts at losing rates: A precedent in these
cases would invol!e many millions: Bureau Of
North and South will bo heard. !. 3. y, ~
Virginia and Kent t4lekS have rejected the Amend
will follow their lead. -S7I 1 '
It seems understood that the Senate Finance
Committees Tariff Bill will, in the main, be consis-
tesT WITH Tss Gefal reperS and suggesons
The Committee, to investigate thecharge sgainst
President Johnson, Of having corruptly returned
a sees Se atfenng hsg to n %
examined one witness, No fact Of Importance was
ELECTED the object Of the Chairman, Mr.. Maynard,
shses Is 9sss Gat ss c@s
Under Che thirteenth section the-Resdent :par.
doned, in an cases, on the recomi Shdation OF the
on endorment of the Attorney Genera RsraaGa %
repeal Of that section Combines fse Pres@deSt @ o a his
constitutional power and he will hereafter narfinn
lay may be expected from change of forms % and ind
routine, -
At recent meeting Of the Cabinet the territo-
rialization question CAME up Informally. Ali the
members, including Mr.. Stanton, Expressed ouno.
son S q nses @
House SC the last session: MI. Gibbes, specia
a4esn ha tHb1p has nsa hsss ss
and Fraser, Trenholm Go. It is understood tina
the investigationo of the Judiciary Committee OF
cret nnta The report is presented ia tae House: III
following are tho nays on the Nebraska admission
Messrs. Buckaloo, Cowan, Dixon, Doolttle, Eos
ter, Grinaasr Hendricks, Howe, johnson, Morgan
Neanith, Norton, Patterson, Riddle and $a&uls
bury, 18. Absent Brown, Davis, Frelinghuyson
Guthrie, Harris, McDougal Nye, Ramsey
epfagus5 5Tf1JfIBu1B HHiBon Sbd YateA E-F, {
Dr.: cal!nap, interested N the Louisiana ana fdves %
Tho Steamer Rsiag sat; froin AsMpnvaj, M bring
information that General Mosquefa has resigned
fne Pras;dencv oP Columbia toy oyf1a Snnrane Courf
10 consequence of his inability TO raise funds T.
replenish the Treasury, which had been robbed q
$1,000, 900 by false certificates. The Suprend
Court refuaed 70 epcept his resignation. s4 T4..
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ESTATE oTICE.-AIL PERSONS
having claims against the Eatate of the late JOSEPH l.
HOWARD viii presens them, duly attesed and all per-
sons indebted thereto win make payment to
g. I. HOWARD, !.
November % Qualified RYecntor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11

aTwE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
= N. WHITING. Esa.. candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judioial) District at the next election
!. September 10
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Jdnses II. Wchli, Esq: $ 15.I ~5 -. 80:
MK DEAR srR: have great pleasure In aaktnR youto
convey to Messrs Chickering the EXPIRE sion OF NV
highest approval OF their instrument con <der
not merely the best instrument of American
ture thst Ihave tried but of the uest Grand Piano.
tortes that has ever come under observation; and
the Messzs. Chickerin2 may we'll be proud OF having
turned out from their mandatory an inatruruanr
which, for touch Quality power and workmanshipIt It
vide world. ~, -
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Of labor: Within the last fifteen years Tmyself
h6ve pad away upwards ol: ESQ OG1 in waoes afona
During tAehskhaKs Of thst period, Ii conseduanns
OF the rise IN wages, I have got much less for nv
money than did during the first hall, and my
conseqTent loss, comparing one period with anoth-
or, would amount to several Thousand: rounts and
this has been direct consequences Of tbs pSaigsa.
ton. But, though dealer IN land, and payer Of
wages, am, above ~. things, An .Irishman, and
~ an lrishman rejoice iat any circumstance
which tends to strengthen tho Independence Of
thstenant farer OF to sdd 70 the cornfor1s OF the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11
LONDON. August ~ 1894.

4-5"5.E CBAS D. COLLARD.
Firm Of Collard Coard, Pianoforte Manufacturers,
London. ~ --'7-7-'
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
SPECIAL NOTECE%
Schcncgl's Seawced Tou;c.

THIS medicine, Invented by DR.. j. H. Schenck of
Phadepha, is intended 10 dissolve the food and mako
II INTO chyme ihe first process oldigeson. By clean
sing The stomach with Schcnck's ]iardfqhv ru,. j.
i"Ir soon restores the appetite ami food hal con
not be eaten before using il will he ,ily ,ligcsiaJ
Consumption cannot be cured by Schcnck'> Pulr,on.
lc Syrup unless tLe st-nsch and verIs made hea
ana The appetite restored, hence The Tome and Pms
are required IN nearly every "f consurni Iion
half dozen bottles of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four boxes Of the MANDRAKE PILLwiu
cure any ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
DR.. Schenck makes professional visits IN New York
and Boston, and at his principal office in Pha4ephia
every week See daily papers ofeach place or his nam
Phet on consumption for his days Of visitation
Please observe when purchasing that the two
kenesses OF the Doctor when in the last stage Of
Consumption and the other as he now is IN perC.ct
health, are an the Government samp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. prrce eI 50 per
bottle, or 81 so the haifdozen. All letters for aJv
should be addressed TO DR.. SCBENCK tIirs
No. 10 North Sixth Street Philadelphia Pa General
wholesale Agents Dcmas Barnes e. Co., N.Y:SS
lanee, Baltimore. Md; John D. Parke Cinrinpat,
ONO; Walker & Taylor, Chicago. III Collins Bros.
. L'"''' Hio Liel3 Istw ly
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

!. FATAL A!CcIDENT-Benjamin Moffatt. resi-
ding, near Wright's Red House, West Dover over
aepI11dred, nun on Friday week went out into his
leu leu 70 get load ofbuckwheat After he had
oeen gone about two hours, and his horse and
cart being noticed standing in the field sboTt u
distance from the house, one of his children
went to look for him and found him WING % with t
h ms face on the ground his body resting on his
Knee aaeeSi ana dead; Appearances indicated that
load and fell off headforemost. On exam examiDas rne
tlon It was found that his neck had been dislo.
Gated, or broken BY the fall. 1t is said that
tei before going into the, field, Mr.. Moffatt had
some words with his landlord about his rent %
which short crops had rendered him nnobie ~
pay, and that he made use of the expression s N
that ne would as leave be in hell as here anu-
how" 9 His sudden death is consequently look COX
f& upon Oy many Of his neighbors as an act of
several children to mourn his untimelv ID death thu
-DelG0arean. O'@'n'
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
STATE AND LOCALS.

FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The COM
mGu1lty was greatly shocked and panied by a
frlghttul accident that occurred on the June
ton q Breakwater r. r. this friday evening
as the train was returning to Milford with the
Workmen employed on the road
From what we could learn it annears tbat
there were but three cars connected, two emn.
ty and one loaded with rails. The loaded car
was ahead, the wOrkmen occupying the two
empty ones, all three being fiat cars. AS the
traln was running along at ordinary speed
apout one mile from Ellendale, the front stan.
onion OF the car containing the rails gave way.
causing the forward end to fall off the car
'Ohe end OF some of the rails in falling stuck in
the ground, the other end projecting over the
car, anu as the train passed, all on that side
were swept off, Some of the men were crush.
ed ana a. mangled in a horrible manner. while
one (tlsherl was killed instantly. The train
was stopped as soon as possible and the woun.
ded were brought to Milford, when medical aid
was summoned and their wants attended to.
-. The following is the list of casualties VIM.
FISHER lcolored), killed James Burton, both
iegs badly crushed and other injuries which il
Is feared will terminate fatally; James Potter,
colored), seriously cut in the head and back
his recovery is doubtful Isaac Turner, leg bro.
Ken and severe cut in the thigh; VIM. Still
severe wound in the head and chest; Charles
Fisher, L(colOred), leg broken; William McCol.
ley, neck and back bruised
AT this late hour we are unable to learn the
names OF the remainder There being Is in ali
or the extent of their injuries.
Since the above was in type Burton has died
from his injuries, and Turner and Potter are In
precarlous conditiOn.-1Nlt0rd Arqus.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

EXHTBTToN.-The Smyrna Library Asso.
clatlon are about to offer rare treat to ALLOW
ers OF art and beauty. They have succeeded in
making an engagement with T. Clarkson Tav-
Ior' Esquire, to give one of his delightful ex-
hlbltIons of the powers of the stereonticon
IhIch have always elected the most unGuali,
hed 4, applause. A late lecture and exhibition
OF this kind, given by him in Baltimore, drew
an an a. audience OF more than thousand persons
SO that our citizens may be sure of an enter,
talnment which will well merit their attention
and Will be best appreciated by the most intel,
hgent and scientific. The views will embrace
some g of the widest and finest scenery in TraU.
eI e ~ fGer1nany 14 Hotg and Switzerland, the ruins
ct the .Hctt.e3-,splendid specimens of Statuaryw
scientific illustrations in Astronon,u. GeoIoSov
Physlo!.G2gy, &C., &c. Those who do not 'gt, at,
tend Will miss an opportunity seldom placed
within their reach. The lecture and exhibi.
o o,on VIII 6e given at Wards Hall, on Thursday
o'clock. 0iiS "'
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

The London Times of October 18th, in the
course OF an article on American affairs. thinks
that General Grant has the best chance of he
ing the next President, of the United States
1t says: " Around General Grant half the in.
terest of the approaching contest lies. He wouId
be Invaluable to the Democrats, but he Is =
positive necessity to the. Republicans. If the
latter were to pass him by, the former would NJ
once be provided with a stronger man than
any they have within their own party. Hence
It Is that both are coquetting for the fayorite
General" Speaking of his fitness for the Pre-.
sidency, it says: General Grant seems @ To 70
combine the necessary advantages and oualif.
cations in his own person, more COMPLETELY
than any candidate who has yet been named
lie has rendered service to the Northern cause
which can never be forgotten, and he has not
committed to himself to a single act which
shows him to be unworthy of the fullest conf
dence His advice would probably be followed
when the advice of no one else would be even
listened to. He is still the idol of the army.
whose voices will have no unimportant share IN
deciding the election. There has probably new
er been another man in the Republic so gene
rally popular since the time Of Washington
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

THos: OLTvER.-Last week VIC pava On oo-
count of series of outrages committod a. nH S az
sex co. by a negro named Thomas Oliver liz
case came up before the Sussex county oonnt nin
last week. He plead guilty to the cb3rgoo oou1f nf
committing an assault and attempt at o5tro Co U1
on on the person of Mrs. Tatman, an old laS,y. 81
the same' upon Hettie Z. CHRISTOPHER a. y oil !.
ana ana an assault and battery on MarSaret sAa'bI sAb'
POT, colored girl He was sentenced in in each n
el the two cases. to pay the costs and e. oG0n G0a
Iorg' g' nave sixty lashcs half an hour in the nil
iofg' u and be imprisoned twenty years. ''' pl'
Grant ant was not tried tor the first and most fla
rHnt a%a 90 cTll1e n Tor the reason that under the
IN criminal case-he will he tried ~ tboE E.oe, I've.
ti Term and doubtless hung. The crime is borri' orr
Dle IN the extreme and the attendant c;rcnm.
stances OF the most fragrant character. SWsser
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
ORRESPONDENCE.
For tic "Smvrnn linn. {,


MR. EDIToR:-Th" storm # he IA .n, l- caused ~ 20
mourn cau>" OF IT, rayaseS. W. mad church vail TN Ia
the square" and were nearly ready 20 .r, ci, r.-
&C. when the STORM with i'~ mi 's force. il ql at,t
Of the wall and hrok- SOM. 'i-' 'rr,
m"Ej"uslv rckin2 a." lrr ". ,.,. .i- . 81.
at beast Nv" hundred to. n..nl'p.r tf .If. .
II exceeds tIat W. u. rluI .l.r k.,rl r,.l. IN .
ana vicinity VIII not s''. ut,r q tt A ,-~.
work; and We believe il ."a them 20 la ' ve ,l
hH i'r e welfare Of our souls a " our lri.. ar .3
are a"ar" tiat il We all gct our ,r tt 5~l ..- .,
tur" existence they will i'H. t:', rrut.., 4,.
''t'"i people" Religion regulate all thin. o. t.l . t.
nevolent gentlemen and ladies an1 friends or Cir. e.
INC Lori has blessed y"l With r-i-,'th, .,-- . &C. a
ana as We have met wiki 2r-yiou- iu tt
hand You are tn" oi:ir'I through vn:,. -. L. c 10. .
that our aiS may '". ri,' dixie T. :ri ,r. ~ s, .
Iobsj. "ea poor but w'2 o'r "i. .. .iirk l,,'
The good Of III" Church and t!.r 2,-, @. "i.
Dear friends Ia" Winter a e aching and We di h,,.
mat when the a-'s @. " .i.oui We been irr.
ed in our nc" building: hr' ;hi- r,ing Pro, Jrucr O., =
whom We lay" too carri h. i..,:I.- 49,, ,,,r.,. To- . .
10 one bat hope in The Lorj thar a., ,,-, "a e soy. to- cher
for good. Yours. IN Chris.
Rev. Il Il. LEWIS.
SMYRNA. Oct.2q. Ct.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

rEtRf DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
o. b ''"'ough tfial' bN IInumerable living witness.
eS' mas proved ilseii the MeuIcirp of tha
tnough 'here have been many mediclnal prenar,,,n.
"Iou@hl before the PuhIc >nrn Ihe ir.t inIfuJnri ,
" cry pavls Vegetable ram Killer ,ud la-.,
'n"nhIS expended IN Their lniru,uctlor The pam ki
@ r naS continued 10 steadily advance IN the esr,,,
I'l 1i me world as the hest Family Medicine py,,
r:.uuced. II Is an Inernul aud external rem. j.,
PROOF ol Ills efficacy is, thai The sales have
r.U"SlahlIy ~. me TeaNed and wholly upon us o,y, ,,
ct ne enect "t the Pain Killer pom The palIen, ~ 49,.
% %nen internally IN cases of Cold. Cough Bowel Cn
ih 'oieIa Dysehlery md other affections Of
me system, has been truiv wonderful and no.. , -
@ loI II name among medical preparations ihot '.,,
ne never De forgotten Its success in removing pau \.
so. iai remedy IN cases OF Burns Bruises So e
suffering has secured for it such a host of tesiInn
as an almost inlalbe remedy thai il viii he han M
; :" l"ster''y as one OF the greatest medraI us
coFerles Of The nineteenth century 'S
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
Written for the " Smyrna Times"
Temperance.
SMYRNA, Oct, %. 'G7

Mn En7ToH:W h" LITTLE s,ac IN "olrrrn, ~ ,.
pubic the ~ucc~>- Of tn. Go'i T,,''tr q" tin WON
ing In the past three weeks they .n y.j- f,ura per
OF 'hcin the prom anl u. ~, @ nm, -
our town: three or four O." whom qrsl- ~ho ul
ng all their living and h,rh- ly the inur n- ,,,>s-
eating drinks They are noble wh,c nir-Gn. il
drink hut who h,rl ,v. 20 throw OF the iu
enc" Of kim Alcohol have, means bc, ~. Go, I'm
p'r> Th">, VIII" lav" o'z been u,i'r., the ar,
highly pleased ant I'a,'! a. .h aci,y
Wy"min" Lodge was instituted eighteen months since. AMI -
lodge has dark layS. hut ia" fully in tn -
now her course Is onward and her excelsior. arc
about seventy member OF whom persons u talent an
Influence tn" "nprnc' cI>" in Wy"mjnr ,rto.s of tn
spirit Of the pac" which j. thoroughly progr,., ,,,.
Wyoming. October 2sih. ISL. JI-NIT-s
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

cKUMoR.-I Il is reported that Mr.. Kennedv
OF OF the firm of Hovey, Kennedy & Co.. of New
l ork, who purchased about $I7OO worth of
goods at the sale of the Hicks Engine Comma
ny at New Castle, has refused to comply with the
conditions Mr.. Hicks, of New York. and
CarlI d Co., of Philadelphia and New York.
VINO bought about $40, 900 worth of materials
derstand that Sheriff Herbert will d;snoso u,e nc
the goods at another sale, and bring suit against
the above parties for any less that NAV be sus.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

The Preachers Association of the Easton
District of the Philadelphia Annual Conference
rconyened in the NJ. Z. Church of this town.
on tuesday, the 29th inst, at o'clock, P. NJ
temporary organization was effected bv call
ing to the chair Dr. Quigley, and appointing
,. ID: McClintock, Secretary. As the Assoc;a7
ton has held no meetings for over three wears
II was deemed necessary to proceed at once TO
erect permanent organization when the fol-
lowing were chosen permanent officers of the
Association '--0
: President, Rev. T. J. Thomson: Vice
President, Rev. I. j. Quigley: Secretary and
Treasurer, Rev. S. D. McClintock Board % Of
Gurators-Rev. Geo. Barton, Rev. B. r Price.
Rev. s. L. Gracey. NV
1t was directed that the sessions of the Asso-
cation be held in May and November.
heV' Dr. alorsell was introduced to the meet
ing, and invited to participate in the discussion
OF IT. the questions coming before the BODY.
m Inc regular programme, as published in the
LINES OF last week, was then proceeded with
An essay was read by Rev. r. j. Ouielev
niaTlng as subject of consideration the question
: Does the doctrine of Divine Omnipresence
l9F0lVe the universal extension of the substance
oI . y, the Delty The reading of the essav was
loiIo%ea Dy considerable discussion, partici-
Rated IN by Messrs. Cooper, Price, Gracev
Barton and Gregg. 0''
The second essay was read by Rev. B.
frlcei tha treating on The Scrptural doctrine of
the millennium. 1t was paper exhikiting
eloSe c investigation of the subject, and called
M !M1rth discussions continuing until the close of
the afternoon exercises at clock.
In the evening DIR. l. L. Cooper preached
before the Association and to large conere-
CATION, from 2 Corinthians, 5 80 Now
then we are AMBASSADORS for Christ as tbougI
God G{ did beseech you by us we pray Won in
Chrlst stead be ye reconciled to God'1' II
was an able sermon. u II
:, The Association will continue its session
throughout to-day and will be reported ncxt
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

1HE WAR IN ITALY.-The news from Italv
are warlike. Garibaldi, at the head of the
: Party of Action" has resolved to overthrow
the temporal power of the Pope of Rome and
make Italy free country. He is marching
on that city, according to the latest dispatches.
with 1900 men, and the Papal troops are
beng concentrated for its defense. It is
reported that desperate battle occurred at
Monte n Rotundo, on Friday last, in which Gar
lbaldi was successful. Instructions against
tne Pope S authority have occurred in several
cities In the meantime France is preparing
to assist the Pope, feet having been sent
from Cherbourg for Italy. 1t is said that
Prince Humbert is preparing to resist the
French. The young men of Italy are swarm
ing to Garibaldi
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

SHoT:-Wm. Robinson, who keeps the hotel
st Mt. Pleasant, in Mill Greek Hundred, was
engaged in hunting for raccoons on Saturday
evening week, when he espied something about
thirty yards off, which he thought resembled
the animal he was looking for, when he fired
his gun, and the contents took effect upon the
side OF the head of James Springer, who was
sitting upon stump. He was hurt nrettv
badly for time but is getting we'll. Both mar.
ties were badly scared.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

A negro boy was arrested in IIewes on Sun
DAY last and lodg ged in Jail charged with break
ing open and rObbing store He has impli-
GATED two other negroes in the theft and in
formed the officers of the place where the goods
were deposited. -Susser Arg,:s.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

LAUNCH.-A large number of our citizens
went to the Landing on Saturday afternoon last
to witness the launching Of vessel built by
Mr.. K. f. Hastings, for d. j. Cummins, Esq
The runners were cut at II o'clock. She had
some difficulty in starting, but soon got under
way " and leaped into the raging canawl y in
beautiful style. A goodly number of ladies and
gentlemen took passage and were highly de-
lighted with their voyage from the ship yard
to the creek. The boat was named The Mag-
gte Ctlmnaias, christened by little miss ofthat
name, daughter Of the proprietor. She is a
neat craft of $50 tons burthen. Her keel is 50
feet-depth of hold, feet. Rev. DIR. Morscll,
being one of the passengers on the voyage,
made a neat little speech, by the request of
those on board.
Mr.. II. has two others rapidly approaching
completion, which will be launched during No
yember
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

Hon. G. S. Layton, of Georgetown, and DIR.
). ;. Prettyman, of Milford, passed through
Wilmington on Friday afternoon, on their way
to Washington, having been summoned to tes-
tity before the Congressional Committee at
Washington, concerning the kind of govern.
ment existing in our State. The committee
also summoned Lewis Thompson, Esq, of Mill
Greek Hundred, and John F. McLear, ESQ,
Of Wilmington. 4''
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

j.. ELECTION NoTTCEs.-Returns from IS Coun-
ties OF Iowa show a Republican majority nf
70, 92O; There are about dozen thinlyc peo.
pied Counties t., hear from, which will some
what increase these figures. Our friends in
that State are justly proud of am Increase Of Of
10000 in their majority last year.
Inc elections on Wednesday in Baltimore
resulted In the success of the Democratic tirkrt
Ipy very large majority, the vote for Mayor
1%eing zen 1887 Democratic to 4, ,S34 Republican,
All the smaller officers chosen are also Demo
complete Official returns show the Ohio Leg
an ana L ~ Democrats; House, 40 Republicans and
90 Democrats; showing seven Democratic ma
Jorlty on joint ballot.
Every county in Nebraska, so far as heard
from, has been carried by the Republicans
DE douglas, Otoe, Platte, Cumming and Dakota.
The Copperheads last year had maiorities in
every one.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

lie who votes for paying off the bonds of ir
redeemable paper votes for terrible deprecia
ton OF the currency and virtual reduction Of
wages l9 every branch Of industry. Don't be
tered the greatest suffering will fall. not nnon
the bondholders, but upon the workingmenp pO"
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

ARREST. WIN. Waters. the colorod Sold;ou
who some time ago killed another coIored mon
named VIM. Gaines, at Middletown, has baan
arrested by the U. s. authorities at Fort RiIev'
hansas, where he was serving with his reci,
ment. - AN5l
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

IT, ,KitooBBERY.-We learn that the storebouso Of
William Gooden, at Willow Grove UnUuIU was bro oi
ken open on the night of the 10Th inst onJ
robbed OF money and goods to the amonnt "r3 of
slIo. The thief or thieves ed.wDczG.
lCdreGn. PoO' DC'"-
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

" wen 70 remember some of the formulas in which tbs
democratic party loudly declaring it's crad
ie" selected from Copperhead exchanges: "'e
"Slavery is right FREEDOM Is WRONG"
The cause which Abraham Lincoln led vvas +bo r+ ~
~ lnpi'us Snd sinful that has afflicted the world
.u, ' .h'.i 10y Jefferson Davis is the cause of God
hh"Tty' ami American civilization"
II Is III" Presidents duty to dsp"rse Congress-"
want non" Of YOUR -oicr Wr'yn had enough Of them
Grant and >h'r.ita 't':e' bn rnrifled ont" '''
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

FORGERY.-Before the Sussex county Court
last week, a young man named John Jones Of
Seatord, tried for forgery on his father-in-law.
Edward Marvel He was sentenced to three
months imprisonment, one hour in the pllorv.
fined $4,000 and to wear the letter Il ON hi.
back for six months. Little sympathy exists for
Jones himself, but for the sake of his wife and
children petition has been gotten up and nu-
merously signed, asking the Governor to remit
that part OF the sentence which relates to the
pillOry and the initial letter.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

a DOUBLE TRAGEDY.-Mrs. Hoffman. tbo
%oman who was stabbed in church at Canton
OHIO, on Sunday, the 18th instant, by a divorc,'
ed husband, died on Saturday last. Hoffman
h hhu9g himself IN his cell on Sunday night He
naG eried a to XII himself by humping his head
rope from his bed clothing and hung b;mseif
to the wall of the cell. ''-1'0''
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

We find the following in the Wilmington pa.
IT; B. Merritt, formerly of Easton, Nd, is
now the proprietor Of the National Hotel, at
We've got no National Hotel or T. B. NTer-
rltt either. The CaPitor hotel, at Dover, is
Kept by man named Merritt, we believe =
The Gazett S agent must have started thai itrm