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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
school axaminers, EEotiee.
Passed April 6, 1867.
april s , 1867 -6m.

VYEREAFTIzIs, and until further notice, the
10 School Examiners Of Delaware county VIII
meet al TE1IPLAR HALL, in the town Of Delaware
on the First and THIRD Saturdays Of March, the
First, Second and Third Saturdays Of April, the
First Saturday Of Nay, the Fourth saturday Of Sep
tember, the Second and Fourth Saturdays Of Oc-
tober, the First Second, Third and Fourth Satur-
days Of November and The First Saturday Of De-
cembeT.
They will meet at the SCHOOL HOUSE, in DEL
HI on the Fourth Saturday Of April, and the First
Saturday Of October and at the SCHOOL HOUSE
in SUNBURY, on the Second Saturday Of May, and
the Third Saturday Of October.
Candidates must present satisfactory testimo-
mails OF good moral character; and the law re-
quires, as a condition Of e1Gmiadttoa1 that each
applicant for certificate shall pay fee Of %
cents
No certificate is granted bnless the candidate is
'tquaIhed to teach the branches na med in the
law namely OrthOgrsphy, Reading, Writing
Arithmetic, Geography, English Or amman and
possesses an adequate knowledge Of the theory and
practice Of tsae hing p
Examinations viii commence at 10 O'Clock, A,
n. and will be conducted as FAR as possible in
writing. Each candidate is requested to bring
two sheets Of cap paper, and pencil and stamp
ed envelope directed to himself IN which the
certificate awarded viii be mailed to him, OF no
tice Of failure.
Jan. Is, 1ss7.-tf. Clerk.
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Sherif's Sale.


TTOTICE is hereby given that the Delaware &
In Columbus Turnpike viii present petition to
the Commissioners of Delaware County, o. at their
next session. asking for permission TO take pos
session Of and use so much Of the road known as
ne CoIumbus and Sandusky Turnpike as lies be-
tween Delaware and Worthington for the purpose
OF constructing thereon a Turnpike.
June z 567-aW
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M a M
80 q = q =

actually has choice variety Of goods which he is
selling at the very lowest prices that can be AZ
forded, it hardly pays him to publish the fact
Therefore we have
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
EaAL N0TIeE8

Guardians Sale of Real
Estate.
WN pursaancs 0f an order granted BY the Pro-
" bate Court OF Delaware County, Ohio. we win
oGeF for sale At public auction, on
Saturday the 10th of July A. D., 1867,
at 10 O'Clock, al. M upon the premises she follow
ing described real estate, situated in Trenton Ip
Delaware County, Ohio, aud described foiloEgs,
70 vii being three undivde ed shares Of One-eighth
each Of tract Of about 81 acres OF land, IN Rane
sixteen (I6l, Township four a. Section four a,
q. s. A. and being the same that the late Truman
Day, died seized az his homestead.
TEBaIs Or .-0ne-GhiFd in hand, one-thrd in
one year, and 0le-tHird IN two years from day Of
sale. with interest ne deferred payments 10 be
secured hy mortgage on he the premises sold
HENRY H. SMITH,
JOHN STNKEE
Guardians Of Minor heirs Of Truman Day, decd
June a. s6T-at
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Annual Report

Offhe Directors Of DelGnare County
LIl1frnlaTg to The Commissioners Of
DeIa0are County.
FFIHE Directors OF Delaware County I1frInarT
u submit The following report 0r their manage
mnut Of that Institution during the year ending
June ID 1857.
The Office OF SuperintendeBt is a lied by Jas.
GKEES, Esq, who took charge OF that Institution
March 18th 1861 at salary Of sSTs per annum-
The whole number Of inmates in the Indrmary
on the "a day Of June 1885, was......-.-.... 60
Number received during tne year. !. 800. 43
Making the whole number during the year.. I0S
Number discharged during the year. ..-..- q
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
INSURANGE.
THE 1EUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEWARK. n. u.

LIFE NSUhElIdGE GUItiP ANIL
NEWARK, n. ].
Organized in 1915. Charter Perpetual.
Having. paid losses on deceased members amount
ing 10 S5125,425, and declared in dividends to
the living the sum Of $4,000 839, with assets
we'll secured, amounting TO over 8l2 100000.
has just declared its TWENTIETH annual dividend,
It continues to issue all classes Of Life Policies,
at the lowest rates consistent with perfect secur-
ity TO the me mbers. It's distinguishing features
are economy in expenditure, and care in its man.
agemRnt.
It pays no stockholders for the use Of capital, no
bonuses or commissions 70 olloers5 ana no immoo-
crate compensation to agents.
All its Directors attend to its meetings, and
serve on its committees. Its risks are carefully
selected so as to secure sound lives. II ia care
ful in adjusting losses, aud prompt ID payment
Its funds are Invested with regard TO security
never hazarding principal and interests hence II
has never lost 8 dollar on its investments AlteF
paying losses and expenses, and reserving the
value OF all outstanding policies, it has ALWAYS
made an ANNUAL dividend Of return premiums to
the memb ers, and paid them when due.
II is ''AlUTUAL BENEFIT Company, having but
class of members, all life-pOitcieE, both new
and old sharing equally in the annuaf division Of
surplus, receiving dividend on the premium paid
1t endeavors in brief. 70 act in all respects as
faithful trustee for the members. Having for over
twenty years pursued this course it proposes to
continue il in the future and 00rE its adv antages
to all who desire to insure in Company so direc-
ted
LEWIS C, GROVER, President,
Benz C. Miller, Vice President,
Edward A. Strong, Secretary,
Alex. Il. johnson. Cashier,
Amzi Dodd, Mathematician.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
Joseph B. Jackson, ND, Gabriel Grant, II. D.
Edgar Holden, n. D., T. g. Smelling, n, D.
DIR RECT PRS.
4 Lewis Grover John R Weeks
I Henry McFarlan Nehemiah Perry
Charles s MacKnet Edward Strong
A S Smelling Josiah o Low
Randall ii Greene Joseph A Haisey
4 I H rockingham Benz C. Miller.
W77g. CARTER,
agent for Ohio.
OFFICE, DELAWARE, OHIO
apr.I2'67 Il
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
Administrators Sale of Real

Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.
T-N pursuance Of an order Of sale IRON the Pro-
q bate Court OF Delaware county, Ohio, shall
offer for sale at public vendue on the premises on
the
29th DAY OF JUNE, A, D., 1867,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ, the following premises to-
wit Situate in Bslaw ware County, Ohio, an being
in said county.
Terms OF SALE.-One-third cash, one third in one
and ohe-third in two years from day Of SALE with
interest from day Of sale, to be secured by mort
gage on premises.
CaTper & Van Dem an, JOHN JAMES, Admr.
Attorneys o. John R. Davis, decd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
R0uN NO

IT BEST 70 simply invite every body to call aud ex-
anime stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere and say but little In regard ts our abil-
itY and determination to make it advantageous to
those who are not
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
Notice.

FgYO the owners Of Lots bounding ana abuttiHg on
j Spring Street from Sandusby Street to Liber-
ty Street
The Council Of the Incorporated Village Of Del
aware at a meeting held Monday, June Sd 1867 ,
BY resolution then adopted, determined to i'm
prove Spring Street from Sandusky TO Liberty
Streets BY grading, graveling. and gutteriug the
same and by paving the sidewalks on the north
side Of said street between Liberty and Washing
ton Streets,
By order Of the Council.
@. H. MCELROY,
June Z, CLAW. Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28

the Furnishing Goods line Of
TAILBIAN, HELLER & WATKINS,
One door North OF Williams & Latimer's Block,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
18th DAY OF JUNE, A. D., 1856
Notice.

A PETITION was presented to the commission
Is57 asking the Incorporation Of the Village Of
Eden which petition together with the papers are
now on file in the Auditors Office in said county
and will be heard and acted upon on the first
MoEday in September 1861, at said AUDITORS Of
fcs in Delaware.
Persons interested will govern themselves ac-
oordingiy. A. WHEELER Agent
June Il f6T 6wf for Petitioners.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28

DIR. u. n Hess.

0FFiCE. Ar BIS RESIDENCE Three doors East
aF of sboub Hotel, William Street. VIII attend
% any eaIls-Town or Country. fapr .28'6Tu.l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
business CARDS.
y. H1DpIe,


TREAL ESTATE AGENT. once ih Williams Block
~ DelaUare Ohio. Psrs9us wiahiag 70 buy sci,
or rent FaTrla 81 Town Properly VIII 60 Eea @
give him can uuns 1#i5T-ifI
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Hrsfed e HaeeEtoaa.
. WELa.

TNROPAGAT0Rs or GRAPE VINES AND OTHER
Small Frnita. Prizes On application.
Kay, "a s'6TG
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
GL0TBINa

msiorlty OF those who read newspapers never even
give haEty glance At a business advertisements,
and n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28

JAMES + fsi555 Cox, TnaarmaEy
j. SHEETS.
Add to the foregoing the salary OF the Directors
the past year, as follows
VIM NJ Overtnrf (old DIRECTORY ............S Sl2 so
Jacob sheets (new Director q 50
James Cox, Director 80 90
Ezra Riley, Director and Clerk. ....-.-.-. 81 SO
sIs2 SO
Tbenb0ve report was accepted by the County
Commissioners and ordered 70 be entered on their
journals
June 5th 1867. G. MIL
juno IA 81 3w Auditor
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0rLnnlI0 n. Bnrker.

RTOEARY PUBLIC. AND C0NVEYANCER. once
IN in Probate Court Rooms, WIlliams' Bieck, Deb
aware. Ohio [Jan IS 1s67-tEI
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- -.ToIal a. ~.

sRFEERs his professional services 70 the people
" Of Delaware and vicinity hoping by prompt
and faithful attention 20 business 20 merit and
receive q fair proportion Of patronage.
APRIL "A. 18a5-f.
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Equal Suffrage in Ohio.

5 Porcupine-quin Creek, Pepin, wis.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28

% to q Miles the Shortest Route.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28

All Trains ran dirsssly through p New York,
nz-4eQ lIILEB wIEaoUI caAaaE on ooAoaEs.
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

This contract is understood by the other com.
pany to refer to the accommodation train only,
but the Directors are of opinion that under ii
they are compelled to run the express also.
The Directors also ultimate that, as the ex-
penses OF running the road have been greatly
increased by the war and the consequent Use
in prices, they are Willing to bear pdrf of this
addition, but we're not willing to take the whole
upon themselves and release the other com
pa1y entirely. N''''- -'-
At 20 cents per mile the e. S. r. R. is now
paying quite handsomely. The benefits the
company are willing to renounce for the sake
OF good fellowship. The temporary arrange
meats made by concessions to the =. w. &fB.
are now ended by the latter company. and the
H. .. 20. have reached their ultimatum.."
we will state, lest some may confound this
Eastern Shore road with the Md. & Del. road,
or some OF the numerous proposed routes in
Maryland, that it is the continuation of the
Delaware road from the Delaware line to Girls
held, and is owned by another company. The
contract by which the p. w. & B. Co., have
been running it having expired, they (the two
are trying to form a new one. In
our last issue we gave an article from the Her.
aid, in which it stated that the receipts of the
E. ). road were IS cents per mile, the expen-
'es sl.35 per mile. A new contract will prob
ably be entered into shortly.
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08
The Whipping Post.

We make the following extracts from our
Dover letter OF last week, which we were ma.
BILE to publish in our last. The letter is dated
April 30th: 40 uA'ou
On Saturday quite number of persons were
assembled in the yard in front Of the ia;l r.
witness the execution of that part of the sen.
teences of COnnoway and Temple, which reIa.
ted to standing in the pillory and being whin-
peg. The prisoners were placed upon boxes
and with bended backs, placed their necks In
the wooden yoke composing the pillory, where
they remained tor the prescribed time. After
tpls was done they, one after the other, were
fastened to the whipping post, and Sheriff Col
IIl9s performed the unpleasant duty assigned
hl4 In as humane manner as this &shunaGl
al; ana Darbarous practice could possibly be done.
the whipping was on the bare back and the
lqStrnment OF chaStiSepent was small rawhida
riding whip. The least blow on an exposed
portion OF the body from this instrument leaves
an ugly mark, and in this instance the blood
IN small drops were frequently seen to ooze
from the backs of the prisoners at the end of
where the rawhide fell Sheriff Collins is a
prompt and efficient officer and discharges Ills
duties with fidelity, and it is far from being our
desire to reflect upon him in the least possible
manner tor the part he took in this affair. His
duty Is laid down IN the law, and as a good
0fleer ne Is bound to obey its behests. Neither
do we offer any special plea in behalf of the
representatives OF the race who were so cruelty
tortured on Saturday, because our criminal
statute lnfllcts like punishments upon white
men as well as black, and besides, laws are
MADE Tor the government and security of civil
society," ana unless they are executed they are
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08
KENTON. KENr Co Dpr NJ, ,c-

\, hENToH' KENT Co., DEL, May 4, 81.
MIR. W. B. Lounsbury, General AGENT At
Baltimore, for Ktna Life Insurance Comnanv ~,
Dear Sir '''p pony
l have this day received from your agent
MIR. Thomas Story. Eve-thousand and seven, seven,
ty-siX dollars and fifty cents in full payment Of
my claim CSccasiGned by the death of my late
husband, Mr.. Nathan t. Sevil, who insured
ms llte IN your company on the 2Gth of Decem.
Der, 1868. for $4,000, and who died from n rail
road accident on the Sd of April, 1867.
"A Allow me to express my gratitude for the
Klnd and prompt manner in which nv claim
has been considered. | have not been to T the
least trouble, inconvenience or expense in pre-
gparlng the proofs Of my husbands death, Mr.
story having kindly attended to the whole
matter for me, and has paid me the amount V,f Of
tn the policy together with profits on it) to-lIt~
though not due until the 9TH of July next
Please accept, therefore, for yourself, Mr. Sto-
ry, and the officers of the company, nv sincere
thanks tor your kindness to me, and nv best
TSne. Sne tor your future success in spreading the
benefits OF the noble institution YOU represent.
Respectfully,
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

! n Q sszssssss~ssSa~
;ca ps soS.t9 Soto when he visited the sbor..n11
of Perpetna VontIa aIa jarduousy for the '.SnrM
therein mich m;%bt n, outh, and those who La,h LrIhilS
People in omr da govGt grow old in appearanc'
substitute for 80 y AaVe IN part discoyrroJ
nSSsgtacle AmbFosia, a few ai,pii Ia filings
wnlcn gives to white or gray 6apr 6GptatonS Of
slTUhg ana glossy Appearance nn"'i; % that dark,
c iai 4eauty 1t any of our readers Ja 10 youth
tS1 & Ihee try bottle and be couyinoI n"'1ot this,
truth OF our assertion. ~ convinced Of tho
PoST-OFFICE ENVELOPES D..
on tho enHan lalLiar with the printed enorscn"r, "r
inc tho nostDP VI business letters: rrn,.',
for in toa poS.naSter, IT the letter is NOT r'II
- II VoL uays, to return it. A Schn,,,a.'
merchant has got up an innro,a "a ocAllehectaay
muicn A. runs as follows: "If Mr. -4i o'i thl''
th tie Dlll In this dunning letter within "n pay
money himself. 'D 'HiS anu SEMI Us the
,,,lL Inc registry of voters, preparatory 70 ,,o
iIapa1 oom,iaL eleGtl0n In Washington, Is almn.,
rod.;i.' anu there are II more colored ,n,,,'
G1saJ ~ 'hah whites Many white men ~
election W ne JIeglStered, preferring that th,.
men ba;nn Tno9iu 20 by default; and the color..i
men, Delng IN the majority, will b,va a. HTiOsee
June 1st, "''n taxes place OH
voltaire said; "The more married ,uo
nave the fewer crimes there viii In "on you
tenue!S men more vrtuous and mar.
inc anJ : ulah Is but half of perfect I's
tb7noS St: ~ te4uires the other half to maIo
in this ;nnorfa. "4c ~ cannot be expected IIr,T
natb Of ,pot;, Uo5 S'ate nc can keep the strai"It
one oor or I:3I any more than boz VIII
straight course" 0"' wing can Keep IL
l., Malne paper says that baby was rooon.
y carried on on train and the motLnr ai:
I Ipeltaily lett behind. The woman WAS n,,t 4'',, W.
.I HoalI spare engine at hand, which orrrto'l UA
uno nyIhH Train, shackled Oh to the rear th'.
"onian passed over the tender to the clr VIII
"b bab, 'ne 1raIn Deing stopped, and mother and
At tue suipper-tablo, q few evenings simon
III Eeutleihan was speaking to a fr;nnJ
: ta,'n ioni Dy 9alle IN manner slightly conmrnJ,.
10y " HIlHSeil, when brother Of the s,..:La,.
ilueu b;, nm that 1t did not look Dronrr far
' niui 70 70 dow hlS own horn" "Keen sin "
was tue reply I'm selling Fish"
certain tlremen Of Charleston. b.ine oDo,o
~ ~ : GeIebratlon, declined to carry the Sta
'PaRgled Banner" in their Procession W..
IeLieral Slckles heard of this he At once ;Y,, m'
SURFING jig order, directing that the Aa@ lbn"i1
'o displayed, and that it should recei4n ""t -
'anies in line. ~ - '"'n Ol the Com
=, Governor lferpont Of Virginia, has annoiut-
u John Oliver, a cOlored man of Ricbmnm,I
notary public for the city of RichmonI n"j
IitW Ginty sOd Oh mtnrico He is man Of respecta
nam ever ver mtelge9ce, and is the first colored
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08
REBECCA SEvIL.

LIFE INSURANCE. subject of Life Tn.
Surance Is attracting considerable attention Of
late throughout the whole country, and where
the business of the company is conducted with
discretion and according to the established
rules OF insurance, the company cannot fail ::
and no one can make better provision for his
family than by securing policy for as large
an amount as possible. Among the very best
IN IN the country stands the Penn Mutual of
Philadelphia. Many of our best business men
and other citizens are insured in this COMPANY
ana aand can most cordially recommend it to Others
IL offers inducements equal to any other com
pany, and superior to many. The company Is
purely mutual; and all the profits are divided
among the insured The average dividend o1
pronts Tor many years past have been eoual to
OF one half the annual payment, so that where
the annual payment exceeds forty dollars n
year the party insured may give his note every
year for one half the amount with the assurance rance
that the dividends will cancel his notes, DR.
= Il. Clawson, We are informed, is the author.
lzed agent in this place and will take the an.
phcatlon OF parties desiring to insure and rive
any other desired information concerning the the
company. mug 'N'
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08
Marylan d Affairs,

/ CAMP-MEETING.-T camp-meeting com.
mlttee OF Kent circuit M. Il. Church have de.
olded unanimously to hold a camn-meet;no
commencing on Friday, July Goth, in Baker, $
woods. s.-Chestetopon Ne,os. '-
| SINGULAR DIsAPPEARANCE MARY A. vii
son OF Cecil county, Maryland, disanneared
from her home about four weeks ago. and no
trace of her can be found She is about fortU
years OF age, and the Wing says is subject 70
aneratlon OF mind, or rather her complaint was
chrome insanity OF mild type, which il was
aotlced affected her most at certain phases Of
!he moon, but seldom untitled her for attend
tng 70 h0usehold duties; About five years ago
she left home and was found after two 10 U.s.
search seated by the roadside abont a MIL oyS :,
Q half from her residence. She would ro. slu al
swer the calls of her friends or sneak 70 than, o
when discovered, but on taking hold of HI an
lead her home, she declined being Aims asoov. ~
ed' saying she knew the road home we'll eno~nb
aud quietly walked thereto. '"Oush'
DEATH CT WILLIE McCUIIorau Tn.
genee reached Elkton last week of tbe s,JJns |
Geath IN the island Off st. Domingo. of fIV;II;on,
H., eldest son Of Hiram McCullongb ua,"an H'aali
engaged in business there and fell v;ot;'', &c
the malarious fever of that CLINE. ''" "
~ The NEXT GOVERNOR. ,Sno,, mn
on.etd suggests that the democrats and conser'
yatlves Of Maryland should select for their can.
nHdate fM for Governor either the Hon. John
y pWenthered, Of Baltimore county; DR.. George
y. Dennis, Of Somerset; Col. Samuel Ham.
R9leton' Of Talbot; or Gen. George Vickers, of
nv WORCESTER COUNTY (MD.) RAILROAD.
! Inc citizens Of Worcester county, recently held
q meeting at Newtown to raise funds to con-
struct railroad through that county to con-
he n.ln j n
ciblc address by Dr. MpMIaster, the sum of : :
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

ANNAMEssIO LINE. The Norfolk ,Jou,uo
Of Tuesday, says: 'The stockholders of tho
Great Southern Inland Navigation Company
which was incorporated by the Legislature oI
Virginia, with a capital of 81 900, 900, held a
meeting last week, and elected the following
ettcers for the ensuing year, viz
President-Charles Morgan, of New York.
Vice President-Samuel Harlan, Jr,, Of
Delaware, - -
~ DirectOrS-MaFshall Parks. of Virginia, J.
Taylor Cause, of Delaware, James Lawless. Of
Rhode Island, n. r, Benson, of Delaware.
. We learn this company has another superior
iron steamboat in course of construction for
this route, and are about to erect handsome
depot on Wide Water Street for their increas-
ing business"
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

DESTRUCTIVE FIRB.-A tenant named VII.
son, residing on the land of VIM. V. Coulter nea,
Milton, was engaged in burning brush on Mon.
day, the 22d, which was very windy day.-
Being unable to control the fire it soon oommn.
nicated to surrounding objects, sweeping fences
and everything before it. 1t was driven bv the
WIND " over on to the property of Mr. Elisha V.
Holland, and communicating with his dwelling.
1t was totallG destroyed, with all it contained
as was also all the outbuildings and surround,
ing property. The fire ragged with great fury
all day and night, twice during the time E'iumn.
ing thu mill pond, consuming everything in
Its course The damage done is between a.
OOO and 81 ,000.-IMlford Arqus.
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

MdNIsTERIAL.-Right Rev. Alfred Lee Bisb-
op OF the Diocese of Delaware, will make his
annual annual visit to this (St Peter's) Parish, on
Sunday, June I'd. O''
Rev. George L. Phebus, pastor of Odessa
d. E. Church, and Rev. Mr.. Gracey, of this
town, will exchange pulpits on Sunday next.
On Friday evening, the Goth uIt., surprise
party party OF the congregation of Christ's Church,
delaware City, took place at the reotory ofthat
parish. Each one came laden with the good
things OF this life, and were warmly welcomed
3y the rector, the Rev. Mr. DuHamel, and la
dy, a KIND greeting took place and an ad-
dress of thanks was made. - ~
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

:, EHE PAPER MILL FIRE. The destruction ot
s9e immense paper mill of Messrs. Jessup &
Moore, near Wilmington, noticed in our last
mas caused the firm great loss. It will reach
about $3.50, 900, upon which there is an insn'
rance Of $l35,0OG. The Wilmington newsna-
pers, and other newspapers, weekly and dailv
IN Philadelphia, New York and other places
Tre7celyed their supply frpm Messrs. Jessun 4
Moore, The mills contained the most imnroV.
and valuable machinery. Ten tons of naDer
per day we're made at this establishment. from
.% wood pulp; Seventy hands were employed in
In Inc mills, but they will resume their work in
tne other mills OF the proprietors, so that there
" win De no delay in manufacturing paper enough
10 e. supply all the demand that may be made
4. Inc WORK of reconstruction will be commenced