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On Sunday night, the 25tb inst, Mrs.
ADELAIDE LANOUE, aged rs years.
Sad were the tidings which announced
the death of this es.imable old lady, which
we have known from our boyhood. The
many and sterling virtues Of this truly
amiable and charitable lady, the fidelity
with which she fulfilled every relation Of
wife, mother, grandmother, and woman
endeared her to an extended circle of rela-
t:ves and friends, and have left record OF
her memory never to be obliterated, en-
craven on the heart of her sorrowing
family and friends.
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TO COassss2aspttUes.

TIME advertiser, have been restored to health
l. in Ia few weeks by very simple remedy
after havirg suffered for several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease Con-
sumption--is anxious to make known to his fell
low-sunsrers the means Of cure.
TO all who desire It, be will send q copy Of the
prescription used (free 81 charged with the drec.
lions for preparing and using the same, which
they will and SURE CURE for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives 10 be in
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York.
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70 We were gratifed on yester.

- We were gratifed on yester-
day to form lin our sanctum) the &C.
quaintance Of the talented editor and
proprietor of the Iberville South, DR..
G. Ward. The South is not only
ably edited and neatly printed
paper, but has host Of excellent
contributors to its columns of the
best talent upon agriculture and the
general welfare Of the State. We
trust the energetic proprietor will
meet with every success.
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a9S- It is stated that the Detroit
newspapers have won the fight
against the Printers Union, and
have unanimously agreed never again
to employ a member of the Union.
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sa- The Governor has appointed
Mr.. Chas. Ruston, vice D. G. Mon
tan, resigned; and Moliere Lange
(colored,) vice J. E. G. Doremus,
removed, members of the Board of
Control for the State Penitentiary.-
Nev Orleans Times, 25th inst.
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Regulations Concerning Jurors.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
New Orleans, La, August "a, 1867.
Special Orders No. l25.

Special Orders No. l25.
[Extract]
2. The registration of voters in the State
of Louisiana, according to the law of Con
geess, being complete, it is hereby ordered
that Mcpherson who is not registered in &C
cordance with said law, shall be considered
as duly qualified voter of the State of
Louisiana. All persons duly registered
as above, and no others, are consequently
eligible under tho laws of the State OF
Louisiana to serve as jurors in any of the
courts of that State.
The necessary revision of the Jury lists
will Immediately be made by the proper
officers.
All the laws of the State, respecting ex-
emption, ETC., from jury duty, will remain
in force.
By command of Maj. Gen P. II. SHERIDAN:
gro. l.. HARTSUFE,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects Of youthful ipdiscretion will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and directions for making the
Simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
H JOHN B. OGDEN,
az Cedar street, New York,
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.aryOsU TIE.

DARTIEs ADVERTISE to sell this popular Tie
i below Sole Agents prices. being an Agent
for the article, would warn Planters and Dealers
against any one who would impose upon them IN
$780, called" undertaking me. I guarantee full
weight. Call End look 1t the Tie, and IL you wish
to purchase, examine my scales and you will soon
be convinced that mono Of my neighbors can
underseil me.
.aug22 ANDREW JACKSON.
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NOTICE

L the succession of Henry j. Heard, deceased,
to present the same for recognition to SAM UEL
r. uREvEc, Attorney for Tutrix, and those
owing said succession are warned to pay the
same without delay. augl5-3t
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BE- L. C. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent
for the settlement of Claims Bills &c. Also author
lied Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE COMET
Office at the Court House.
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{ STEAMER w. r. ARTHUR.

SA BAGS choice new Oats,
w rs b gs choice new heat,
TO boxes choice new Factory Cheese,
tubs choice new Table Butter.
rs barrels choice new Mesh nock Petatoer,
10 barrels choice new Red Onions,
casks Bacon Shoulders,
fierce Btco Sides.
10 packages Tobacco.
The above list of goods will be received this d ny
or Tomorrow, by steamer W. R Arthur.
aug27 JOSHUA BEAI,
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

TIME COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
l. between LAMBERT JADOT and Nv BAB1N,
Agent, known under the name and style of L.
JADOT CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All debts due said firm will be collect,
by II. v. BABIN, Agent, and all Liabilities OF said
firm will be liquidated by him.
L. JADOT,
II. v. BABIN, Agent.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having claims against the sue.
n cession of the late Elizabeth and Joseph
Monget, are hereby notified to present them duly
authenticated to the undersigned within fifteen
days-and those indebted TO said succession to
come forward and settle the same without d lay.
aug17 WILLIAM MONGET
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HAVING retired from the firm of L. JADOT
co u would earnestly recommend TO my frisndS
and the public generally. liberal share OF their
patronage to IL. V. BABIN, Agent, who will con-
tinue to carry on the business at the old stand of
l.. JADOT co. - l.. JADOT.
August 9th, 1867,
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gg WHARTON & ILLTNGswORTH, General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents. liz Common street,
between Camp and st. Charles Streets New Orleans.
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Redemption Of Government Bonds
i'm GreenbaCkS.
SPEECH OF HON. JAMES c. ALLEN.

Hon. James G. A lien, of Illinois, deliv-
cred stirring speech on the subject of
the National finances, at Bridgeport, Hi
nois, on the 18th inst. We copy the fol-
loving paragraphs:
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- oAsA'
STATE OF LOUISIANA-FIFT JU-
dicial District Court Parish of East b.
ton Rouge-GeorGe r. Beard VS.. A +.
Duplantier- No. 1888.
by VIRTUE of writ Of II. fe., issued
II in the above suit aud directed to the
Sheriff of said Parish. from the Honorable
Court aforesaid, have seized and will
expose to public sale in front of the Court
House door ofsaid Parish on
Saturday, the 7th day OF september,
1867, at IL o'clock, A. M. of said day. all
the right. title, interest and claim Of tho
defendants, in and to the following de-
seribed property, to- wit:
One large sorrel Horse Mule.
Seized to pay and satisfy the am oun of
judgment, interest and costs claimed in
the above suit.
Terms OF sALE-Cash, with the benefit
of sppraisement.
ED. D. CHEATHAM.
aug% Deputy Sheriff.
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ATTENTION, YOUNG AMERICA!
L,lsHING Lines, Fishing Floats and Fishing
4 HOoks-all sizes. For sale very cheap at
mario BEAL'S BOOK VARIETY STOKE
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WHISKY, WHISKY. WHISKY,
lust IN STORE and for sale to dealers and
- paqiers-l0 barrels Western Whisky, below
New orleans prices, for cash, at
augl A. JACKsON
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IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDER
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MESS PORK, MESS PORK.
lust RECEIVED and In store, so barrels extra
- heafy Mess Pork, for sale low a.
juiyZ7 A. JACKSON's
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STATE AND LOCALS.

TIE CAMDEN CAMP MEETING.-We fol-
lowed the progress Of this great camp meet
inL Ia II Est i--ue, as late as last Tuesday
evening. The meeting had been gradually and
steadily increasing in interest TO this time the
onlr thin. = II initiated against the perfect
srcro-- .r'. -,ug being too much contrO-
ver,y AMONG the preachers, particularly on the
subject Of Christian perfection. The cOntrO-
versial spirit which is not generally the most
desirable on such occasions, extended to the
tents, and the minds of many were disturbed
thereby.
Gu Wednesday morning the stand was occu-
pied by Rev. y. Atwood, Pastor of st. Paul $
church, Pha., who was followed by Rev S.
W. Thomas in an earnest eXhOrtation, contrO-
ycrting p0-itions taken III the sermon In the
afternoon the venerable Father Prettyman, of
Of the Baltimore Conference, preached to a
very LARGE congregation. Rev. T. A. Fernley,
Of the Nazareth Church Illa, preached in
the eyening An announcement was made
from the stand IN the evening. Just before the
sermon, to the effect that over one hundred
persons had been converted ia the meeting up
TO that time, when the whole congreg ation
arose and joined in singing the doxOlogy.
The prayer meetings, after the sermons
were OF unusual interest. large number o
penitents were seeking pardon of their sizes a
the affairs. The greatest sOlenInty prevailed
and mauy protested = change OF heart during
the evening.
The meeting iu the Dover tent was attende,
nv the Smyrna Company this evening. Th,
test was crowded, and many persons came for
yard 10 consecratc their lives to the service O
OOL
Smyrna times., 1867-08-07
Maryland Affairs.

SUDDEN DEATH.-David J. Irvine ate very
hearty dinner and expired in about an hour af-
ter, at his sisters residence, near Head of
Sassafras on Wednesday last. lie was suf-
fcring from consumption and was on visit for
his health when he died. lie lived in VIII
mingtOn.
r. Rive understand that engineers are
now engaged in running the line for new
railroad from Ridgely, in Caroline county, via
Centrevlle, to Queenstown, in this county
CclreviUe Observer.
REBEL THREATS. A friend from the Third
District, informs us that threats of violence
have been made upon the person of a peacea-
bic and law-abiding citizen of that district, and
this for no other reason than that he lisa Union
man, or, in Rebel parlance, "a radical" lie
openly denOunces the course Of Tom Swami and
his political pimps in this county, which he
has perfect right to do, and because, OF this
he is made the special object of Rebel wrath.
lie is told by the Union-hating Rebels Of his
neighborhood that he must do one OF four
thiDas-he must either ioiu Syann's Rebel
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC,

FACTS FOR Tlk
Easily verified by examination, which we re-
spectfuly invite.
|. We have the largest establishment for the
manufacture and sale OF Clothing in Philadelphia,
extending through from SIS Market street TO 5ll
Minor street, and occupied exclusively by ourselves
2. Our building, having been constructed by US
for our own exclusive occupancy, and for 9 ousl-
ness to which it is entirely devoted, unies all the
conveniences and which have been found necessary
or desirable.
3. We have an ample cash capital, enabling us to
make all purchases for cash and giving us selection
at the most favorable prices, from the markets oil
the entire world. In THIS PARTICULAR WE HAVE AD-
vANrAGEs sHARyD BY NO OTHER HOUSE THE TRADE.
This fact is tcelI knoton TO the entire business COM
nunity.
L. We sell goods for cash only, which, though il
restricts our business to those prepared purchase
in that way, enables us to give them such advanta
ges no house doing different business can DOS
sIby offer.
5. business experience Of quarter OF a cen.
tury has informed us fully Of the wants Of the pub
lic and OF the best way TO meet them.
6. We employ the best and most experienced
Cutters and Workmen in making up our goods
the style, ht and make Of which are unsurpassed.
Z. All persons, whatever may be their physiea
pecularltles (unless deformed,) can be aecuratel,
hlted at once from our stock, in most cases betaei
Smyrna times., 1867-08-07

than by goods made to order, and at prices 81 W 80
per cent. lOIDer.
8. Our business is large and constantly ircrea,
ing, enabling us to keep the largest best assorted
and most complete stock of Mems, Ynuth,' and
Boys Clothing in Philadelphia, TO which large
daily additions a.e made of fresh goods, replac,,,
those sold.
9. For reasons already enumerated. we cnn and
do sell at prices guaTaRteed in all to,r than
the LO,Cest esstchere the sale cancelled and on..
refunied
TO- All goods when offered for saLo are represented
to be exactly what they are.
IL. When buyers are, for any reason dissatisfied
with purchase made, if reported within reason,
able time, pledge ourselves, BY exchange, "a
funding of money otherwise to give iull satlsfst
tion in every case, and request that all such may
reported to us Tor adjustment.
Half 9;%9 %%y Bet Sst'''sn BETsrTT EMIT. = M Co.
SiItI SITS. 5l0 MArKrr sr,rfr.
| Philadelphia,
And 600 Broadway, New York.
Smyrna times., 1867-08-07

standing the track. Subsequently it was
ranged that this should be taken by tha freight
train to Philadelphia and then attached to the night
through passenger Express train to New York,
which would have been in good time for the next
morning market, but by similar Neglect and bad
management the Car was again lett standing on the
track at Philadelp phia, but finally arrived al Jersey
City late Friday afternoon. The fruit, meantime,
by delay being much injured, was sold by the con-
slgnee at loss to the shipper of between sou and
$6OO. 1t will be remembered, too, that the freight
charged this load of fruit $3.50, or 80 cts.
crate.
Next day the same gentleman, with others, load
ed another Express car with fruit, which, in like
manner with the first, owing to had management OF
the Railroad Company, was left behind.
Is such imposition, such gross neglect and bad
management longer to be tolerated by community
or class tpersons representing the wealth aud IN
tiuence OF the peach growers OF Delaware! we
think not. FOrbearance will cease to be virtue
and the Railroad Company may find out when toe
late they have killed the goose that laid the golden
egg.
| basket of peaches shipped by railroad from
Clayton Station must sell for 81 in New York IN
order TO the shipper so cts after paying relgh
and charges. Ifthey sell at IS cts. basket, atel
deductng freight and charges, the shipper woult
receive 80 cts. at gu cts basket. deductng treIgh
and charges, the shipper would receive 1 and at D.
cts, deducting freight and charges, the shirpe
would receive cts, which would scarce pay to
labor of picking and hauling to Depot.
1t will therefore be Oh erved that if the basket
peaches sell for IS cts. in New York, the Railroa
Company will receive more money for transports
tim Of the basket of ruit than the shipper, say nott
ing about picking and hauling to Depot. At GO ct
: in New York, the Railroad Company will receiv
more than twice as much money fo the freight tina
the shipper, and at 50 cts. in New York, the Raj
read Company will receive more than five times I
much Tor freight alone, or indeed, take the basket
t peaches and all to pay freight
But what do is a question frequent
asked We are in the hands of the Railroad Cor
e pany, and must tamely submit to be thus outrage
Not So We have the remedy and can and mu
= use it. How We answer let the peach grove
TIN oughout the State thoroughly organize thcmstlv
q into association, properly oilicered, the same
other organizations elsewhere, and with the veal
and influence they would possess as an o:ganlzatl
are bound to be heard and respected by the Ra'Iro
. Company, in the Legislature or Courts of Justice
! Without an organization we can 90 nothing.
u With an organization can do anything that q
~ interests may dictate
IL Will the peach growers throughout the State
( ganize for mutual protection and interest, or W
they continue meekly to submit to imPoSitIOns a
} exactions of the Del Railroad Company
Smyrna times., 1867-08-07
Written FOR the Smyrna Times"

Ma. EDITOR Thinking it might be interesting to
the many readers of your excellent journal, esPecl-
ally 10 The we'll wishers of our hue and color, we
make bold TO drop you these lines Tor Insertion
We who compose the A. Nj. +. Church found our
selves inchurched in too small compass for the
comfort of our congregation. We resolved 10 erect a
now one. As the town in the act of improving we
desire not 10 disgrace 1t by the cOmmOnness OF the
building. And we have no Schoo!house or Hall
IN which to meet for The mental culture OF our
people the good gentlemen OF the town say that they
will help US build our Church; shat We may have a
comfortable place to worship, and 10 take our old
church for a SchoolhOuse, Hall, &c.
We have met with good success. Thus far the Lord
has lead he did ancient sreal IN days OF old,
and the gentlemen are sympathIslng with US greatly,
and wish 10 nOie the names Of those gentlemen who
have gwen 10 me I'D Bro l.. Hamilton: George w
Cammln., Sr. S25 90; - Clements. So; J Il Jetfer-
son, S5 Or W Il CoiIns, So DR. & l. MAIN n, So r.
Ward, S.; Jno Bo~ley, So; w Norien, 9'' Dr Nm
DANIELS 50; Geo Davis, 50; G Sm tn, 50 5t;J
Huntingdon 50 so; } A CavInder, 81 30; Rev l.
Gracev, 50 Rev 4 o Ayres, 81; Geo Cummins Jr.
81; ii G Douglass. 50, COsden, ST. ii Bearne, Sli
" Flick. 81; i Carrow, 81; W Hail. 81; ii & Spru
ance s.; a Griffith. 81; } PriIRrose. 81; rayur
81; c II Messick, 81; Geo w Taylor 81; b Weldon
81; a Fares, 81; + Magear, 81; J w Moser, 81;
Stevenson, 81; h ShOrtman, 81; Mr. Phillips, 5 .
SleV ensDn, 81; II - Scout 81; Wm Stubbs, 81; }
loecker 81; Or Irons, 81; and others who hav sub
scrIbed will appear III another paper after We mee
them and give them an opportunity oi giving ns Al
OF the above have paid to me and Hamilton beside
those who have paid TO Others who are authorized L
eci the same We The lnqunIng world knows b!
this that We have many we'll @Ishers IN the town o
SfRvtna The King vt armies IN the front and rea
| moving on the SscraInental host We tender Ou
thanks thousand times The kind liberal dOners
! lmploring the blessing OF God 10 OvershadJw them
forever. For we believe their labor Is not IN vain
for tho love Of God sci them work, the God Of low
will pay their wages aud at the last resurrection :he
shall have their reward for God has said q. IN :,
much az We have done To the least Of these my bre
ern, We have done IL To me
! Yours for the prosperity OF Zion,
HENRY HARRISON LEWIS.
| Pastor of Bethel A. Nj. +. Church, Smyrna. Del
| August 9Th, 1871.
Smyrna times., 1867-08-07

Grant FOR PRESIDENT There seems to
be new impulse given to the move to nomi-
nate Gen. Grant for the Presidency. The
placing Of his name by several papers at the
head of their columns has butlittle significance,
but the action of the New York Republican
General Committee, last week, in formally
nominating him, is looked upon with consid-
cradle interest as an important step. The
New York correspondent OF the Phila. Ledger
says: THAT proceeding was not undertaken
without full consultation with certain gentle
men of distinction, whose post-ofhce address,
for the present, is Long Branch, New Jersey.
Upon this point my information is such as to
leave no room for doubt" And Harper S
Weekly has the following "That the body
which has thus nominated General Grant,
whatever its constituency, officially speaks for
any large part of the Republican party could
not be truthfully asserted. But the eagerncss
with which it has acted shows how profound
is its conviction that the time has come for ac-
ton, and that General Grant is the coming
man"
One of the leading spirits in this move il
New York is ThullOw Week, Of the Conlmer
cial 1dratiser who, for the past two years
has not been working with the Republicans
On Friday last, it is reported, Weed had a con
sultation with Governor Fenton, Secretar.
Seward, and others, at Albany, after which h
wrote leader for his paper advocating tn
nomination of Grant. Perhaps Weed is tryini
to work himself back to the Republican party
from which he has been hardly missed but
be that as it may, there is a popular enthusi
asm for the Lieutenant General that no othe
man can command. And the universal dcsir
for a military hero, taken in connection witt
the above, points to him as the most availabl
man, not to say the most competent.
Smyrna times., 1867-08-07
Schenck's Spaweed TOmic.

This medicine, invented by Dr. }. H. Sehenck,
Philadelphia, is intended to dissolve the food and make
it chyme, the first process Of digestion. BY clean
sing the stomach with Schencks Mandrake Pills. the
Tonic restores the appetite and food that could
not be eaten before using it will be easily digGSied
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's PulmOn.
Syrup unless the stomach and lIverIs made healthy
and the appetite restored, hence the Tonic and Ills
required in nearly every case OF consumption.
half dozen bottles OF the SEAWEED TONIC md
three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE FILLS viii
| cure any ordinary case of dyspepsia.
Dr. Schenck makes prOfessiOnal:vislts III New YO'k
and Boston. and at his principal office i'll PhaaephIa
every week See daily papers ofeach place or pam
phet on consumption for his days Of visitation.
Please observe when purchasing, ihaI the two
hkenesses OF the Doctor. when the last stage of
Consumption. and the other he Is. IN perfect
health are on the Government stamp.
! Sold by all Druggists and Dealers prIce 81 so per
bottle 81 SO the half DOZEN All letters advice
should be addressed 10 Dr. SCHENcK's principal oihee
! No Is NOrlb Sixth Street, Phade phla. Pa Gensrai
Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes II Co. y. Y s. 5.
Hanee, Baltimore. Md; John D. Parke. Cincinnati,
Ohio; Walker Taylor, Chicago. III; Collins Bros.
s LOUIS. Mo (fsl3 Isiw "