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STATE AND LOCALS

| IHE AGRICULTURAL LCOLLEGE.-Among the
acts passed by the last Legislature wasone T' es-
tabllshlng college for agriculture and mechan.
&c arts in this State" Congress, in 1862 or
%, passed law donating certain amount of
public lands to each State for the purpose of
founding agricultural colleges. All the States
NOT IN rebellion, or nearly all, accepted the do
E liaeion promptly, but the Legislature of this
state, previous to the last one. refused the
generous offer, fearing that "niggers" might
be educated In the college if established. The
grant haVln1g been accepted at last, however, the
state receives ninety thousand acres of nnhlic
lands, which are to be sold for the purnose indi.
Gated The Delaware College, at Newark, having
been rendered by the Trustees thereof and ace
cepted by the Legislature, will be put in onera-
tlon again, and will, we hope, become as POPULAR
as as seat OF learning as in former times. The
state Is thus saved the expense of erecting
Sultaple buildings for the purpose. The col
Iege OulluIhg, grounds, apparatus, library, &C.,
are !dlueu at S3O,OoO. The act passed by the
Legislature, says an exchange. provides f3r tbe
sale OF the lands donated by Congress. and the
application OF ten per cent. of the proceeds TO
the purchase OF farm for the college. and Of
tne balance OF the proceeds to the establish
ment and support Of such college. The hoard
OF trustees Is to consist of thirty-three mem
Ders, htteen OF whom are to be appointed hv
lege. ''O 0S 'iie ool-
The college is to educate free of expense one
student from each Hundred in the State. such
Governor. '''''0" Oy 'ne
:, AS there are twenty-six Hundreds in tho
State there will of course be twentv.s;x froo Slo
students: Whether this is a large or small
number in consideration of the grant made f., to
the college by the State depends entirely IN
the amount which may be received from the
sale Of the land scrip. -'O" 'iic
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Gold, Silver and Compound Interest notes
wanted by JnO McLear & Son, Bankers. No
COZ Market St, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State Bonds, Farmers Bank Stock
and all State Securities, bot and sold on com.
mission, by John McLear & Son, Bankers No
COZ Market ST., Wilmington, Del
so shares Union Natl Bank Stock. so shs
First Natl Bank St'k., and 100 shs. Del. r.
r. stock for sale in amounts to suit purchasers
also few shares Farmers Bank stock and Del
Fire Insurance stock, by John McIoar & Son,
Bankers, No. 6O7 Market street, Wilmington,
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In another column is an article headed
Delaware in the Nineteenth Century," which
we publish to show the popular idea entertain.
ed Of US abroad. Although the picture is over
drawn, it is not as bad as the opinions of very
many of our Northern friends concerning u.s.
Many think that we haYe no other way of pun
ishing crime, and that every town has its whip
ping post where men, women and children are
every day put under the lash for all offences
against the law. We haye not time, however,
to comment upon it furthor this week.
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n O II / @ e.

The taxables of the town Of SHYssna are herebv
notified that the Tax List for the present ve.r {,
hanging at the Hotel of VIM. II, CampbeII anJ
that the Commissioners will hold Court Of AppeaIs
on Monday 29th INST between the hours of o'clock
NJ. to hear and determine all appeals from so;S
sessmeht' by order oft
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Gro. II. RAYMOND, Ssc
Smyrna, Del. April 9th, 1897. O, SsS SeS' y.
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MARRIED.

March 18th: in Odessa, by Rev. W. F.. Eng
land, JOHN H. RASH Esq, of SMYRNA @ 70
Mrs. MARY TYSON, of the former place. ~
On March 5th, by Rev. j. HammerSlav. Mr.
SSIIAS Snow and Miss ELMIRA HARGADTyE,
daughter of Samuel Hargadine, Esq, all Of
Kent Co., Del.
On the 9th inst, by F. NJ. Chatham. Mr..
WALTER TRUITr, of Kent County, Del and
Miss MARY DAVIS, of Kent County, Nd
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SPECIAL NOTICES

CHEAPEST CARPETS in PHILA ADELPIII
AND WHERE TO BUY THEM
Almost every one has heard Of EyANs' Cur.pr
PET STORE where you can buy your goods lower Ihn
al any other establishment, and mako your seI.ct,ns
from one oil lhe largest and finest stocks Of
BRUSSELS, THREE Ply. INGRAM. STAIR and RAG Ia,
pets; oiL CLOTHS, MATTINGs, WINDOW SHADES Ec
we are selling Carpets two yards WIDE only 81 W
Don BUY without examining our lou prices aEd he
certain that you get INTO the right store
MIRO On No 3l7 NJ I'd 81 ahnva VIM
and directly Opp0sile Wnnd st Philad,s
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KLLLED.--A young man named Franci,
Reddy was killed in Wilmington on Tuesda,
week whilst assisting in demoishing an old
building known as the old brewery" in Sec,
ond st. A heavy gust of wind caused the raf
ters to fall, and one struck Reddy on the head
and crushing his skull.
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A GOOD IDEA.-The farmers ofNIilford and
vicinity, have formed local agricultural socie.
ty, and stated meetings are held, at which
views. on all matters pertaining to farming,
trucking, gardening, &C., are expressed by the
members. AT their meeting last week, the
peach buds were examined, and it was decided
that they have not been injured.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

IL. DiSfoRpEdRLY.--Ten or dozen persons wero
brought before Squire Carrow and fined Were were
6ferday! at the instance of one of the he T9wn 9uT,
commissioners, for riotous and disorderlv conl
Guct on Saturday night last at Commerce oCa- st
z;oE, SaJEsggiy on the HILL" A strike in tLe he
tSose dhlrectlGn. hneC New won't some one see to to
terta;nw UUSs VINO are the pest of every public en-,
conduct is NOT gEs@ a;sa.ddW e. Wards Hal2 If their
words have no meaninS NO contemplate those
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BRUTAL 0UTRAGE.-A girl about fourteer
years was brought to the Aims house, vii WI
an 'i;g'on e lew days ago, who had been beat
m9n ma and woman who reside in Approximation ny
Hd., to whom she was indentured Sbn ,,nn mns :
most Ptiable object being covered with Scsre
fOt from the ne crown % Of her head to the soul of her
Ieet' The Physician on examining her - nTl
pressed surprise that she had survived the t6e ter ~
rlole Gi ordeal to which she had been subjected
S She was rescued from these barbarians iS'Gr by
constable S' la, Woods who was sent to the house
oy some OF the neighbors who heard her cr;oS
OF distress; The tigress had the audaetv vi'eS to
trnr fnreaien the Constable in order to deter him
irom interfering in the case The girl was iru, IN
sIot6Da 1&6 state, e. and DR. W. had to pick up some
neighbors condemn the authors of these one nc
RAJ, RACES In severe terms, and we presume tbev
VIII viii be arrested and properly punished wy wy
nave not heard the name of the parties but the
Del. Republican. "' VI iHSAliig renee.
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COUNTY TAx.-The levy on New Castle
county, says the Republican, this wear will be
thlrty-tour cents ON the hundred dollars. an in.
crease OF eighty cents on the hundred dollars
over last year. The reason of this is that last
year the levy was not found to be sufficient.
and this extra levy is made to pay off this de,
ficiencv 80 ~
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

SERIOUS ACCIDENT very DISTRESSING 90.
cident occurred at New Castle on Wednesday rT, y
last to Nathan T Sevil, Esq, of Kenton N
this Hundred. He got on the express On, train -
at Smyrna Junction to 60 to Phiadelnhia bn,
on passing New Castle (the train does NOT stor
at that station) concluded to get off and visit :
SICK aunt at Newport. He accordingly iumneJ
from the middle passenger car and ALLOTTED
among the numerous tracks or sidings inst he.
yond the depot, whilst the train was at neapIy
iull speed. He was thrown to the ground VIC,
lently, cutting his head in the fall Bv some
means the rear car passed over his leg. crnsbo
ing 1t, OF course. He requested to be taken to
relative in New Castle, which was % done a.
and medical aid called in. His lee was emnu'
tated below the knee that afternoon. His IN.
Jurles were too severe, however, for recoverv
and he died on Friday afternoon lie wy, wss
conscious through all his suffering, and com
planned more Of internal than external no;n %
1t is supposed by the physicians, we are pm IN.
formed, that the shock he received nroducad
congestion of the liver He was buried 'e at
Brynzlan Baptist Church, five miles from The
town, on Sunday afternoon, the funeral be;n@
very largely attended. He was in his 40t5
year. year. lie was grain dealer at Kenton, His
lie was insured in the sum of s5OOO
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

SOUTHERN AID MEETING.-Actioni is ba;no
taken on the part of citizens in various narts
OF this State to contribute to the fund for the
relief of the destitute and suffering people of
the South. A meeting was held in Dover on
the lst inst, fer this purpose, at which Hon,
j. T: COmegys, Revs. Messrs. Huntington,
and Colclazer, and others made ADDRESSES
The Baptist Church of that town has contribu-
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Election.

The stockholders of this Institution are hereby
notified that the annual election for nine Directors
TO serve the ensuing year, will bo held at their
Banking House in Smyrna on Thursday. and day of
May next, between the hours of2 and o'clock P. NJ
By order
w. NJ. BELL, Cashier.
Bank of Smyrna, April, 9TH, 1867. ap.4t
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TIE "TIhES'' is published sDery Wednesday cf
terHoOn, by Jos. IL. HoEFEcKER, Editor and Pro
prietor, at Smyrna, Del.
TEX S-SrsscRrPrIoN,--Gas year, $500 in Gd-
oHHce, or S2.50 if not Paid till end Of the year. No
paper discontinued until allarrearsa are Paid-pply
at the option Of the Publisher.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ,cH be inserted at thereto fSeUen
Cents line for the first insertion; subsequent in
sertions 81 cents. A liberal GiseQpnt mgde to
quarterly, semi-Gnnuql and yearly advertisers.
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FOR SALE.

number OF Building lots in the centre of n.
town. upon which long credit will be given Wv
Inquire Of MARY PATTERSON
snyrns' Del. April 10Th, 1867, a.,
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RELIGIoUs.-Rev. Geo. F. Wiswen. of
Central Presbyterian Church, Wilmington, has
accepted call from the Green Hill Church,
The Presbytery of Wilmington meets at
Odessa oR.the I6th inst.
The Easter Anniversary of St. Peters Sun
Gay School, IN this town, (2lst) will present q
Bishop Simpson preached at Grace M. r
Church, Wilmington, on Sunday, .S15 3So
were subscribed for completing the church
which will be one of the largest in America
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

COURT The Spring term of the Court of
Oyer and Terminer of this county conyenes "a "a
Dover ON Monday. The trial list has seventh "
two causes TS
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

The Levy Court. Of New Castle COUNTY ho.
decided to erect large room above tba mas
House in New Castle, for the holding of co. WUurt
and cutting up the court room into sffices o"i'S
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

kev. j. j. Fleury, agent of the~" Society
n lor 5Pe promotion Of the Education of the Coz
ored People in Delaware" was in town this
"eek to look after the school established here.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

pUpoNTs POWDER MlI1s.-Tbig est.h,;1
nehI Is oEe OF the largest in the United Sta.nl
capable OF turning out one thousand kegs deie da;
% Wild capital Of over two million dollar u"iy' iy
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

roaar;o anE SHOW HOY W.7Whitby & CO. s Circus and Mo
9el I9tb %ill exhibit in this town this day WeeI %
coInmr ,Im 1ney make a kig display in snot6er ot
on ' the "a, anu .ne young uns" and Others are
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FIsMHIE:RIMEE.-Between MI:I thirty and forty men.
rom n wilmington, are fishing for shad at Bonn,
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o;;r1y Wilmington is about to be besieged by the
GrcuSeS nS uses, Three heavy lines are now converg
umn,, Dan Rice holds the centre, while Fore.
paugh, who should have been foremost, brings
up the rear. IF Wilmington is not taken
~ iIq it will be because she is proof AGAINST
y, = printers ink "posters" and f'nmffers "W
This was no fault of the showmen. Tbev did
not, not intend to centre SO closely upon us Bnt
Wilmington is too important a place to be
sighted, and rather than be charged with this,
the showmen determined to push on REGARDLESS
OF consequences - Gazette. -
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-18
BRIEF MENTION.

Mrs. Senator Sumner has gone to Europe
80. The Steubenville Herald says that teams
cross the Ohio river at that point, the water
being only eight inches deep in the channel
--.-A house was recently rented by auction
in Georgetown, D. C...r, 1t is now reported
that Chief.J ustice Chase will preside at the
trial Of JEFF. Davis in Richmond in
November -. A car on exhibition in Phil
adelphia lays its own track as it proceeds and
takes it up as it passes IA snow white
deer was killed near Versailles, Brown
county, Illinois, few days ago. The City
Council of Atlanta, Georgia, has, by vote
of six to four. appropriated ten acres within
the corporate limits as spot foF the erection
of monument to Abraham Lincoln - Two
members of the society Of Shakers, near
Lebanon, o., on Tuesday voted, their
ballots only containing the words, ."For the
Constitutional Amendment-Yes The
Government is laakipg arrangements to have
Davis trial, evidence and arguments report
ed by stenOgraphers for preservation in book
form. :. Under the Homestead law one
hundred and sixty acres of land can be
obtained in Missouri for SIS expense. I'm
proved farms can be bought at from $5 to
$40 per acre.. Secretary Stanton is in
Ohio. General Sherman has left Wash
ington for ST Louis. 49, The New Orleans
city railroad companies have in their pos
session 81, 800 in counterfeit nickel coin
received as fares The steamer Only
Chance, which arrived at omah7 on Friday,
from Fort Benton, brought down three
millioDs Of gold and two hundred passengers
-. Mrs. Mary Huskips. nos residing in
Camden township, -Lorain county. was one
hundred and eight years of age on the 18th
Of July .--.A couple of llliHo,t gallants
recently troke up dancing party by
sprinkliDg cayenne pepper on the floor OF
the hall, which little eccFnlricity cost them
SO apiece =. A p7niher is prowling around
RilIsboro', Kentucky, and the citizens have
turned out to kiIl him. +, Deer sre said TO
be very abundant in North CeFolina this
season Matt Ward WHO killed inc
| Echool-tescher Butler so brutally some years
ago died in his bed at Memphis, on Satur-
day -. Gov. Drownlow goes to Europe for
Ais health.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-18
Reunion of the Eighth Ohio.

EDITORS JoURNAL:-At a meeting of the
members of the 8th Regt. D. V. l. held in
the cabin Of the Steamer "Eveuing Star -
Sept. 18th, 1867 on motion of comrade T. ]
West, comrade S. D. Arnold was elected
chairman and H. H. Ray, Sec'y.
On motion of cOmrade George W. Brestle,
it was resolved that a committee of five be
appointed to make arrangements for a meet
ting Of the members Of the Regt. Sept. t7th
1868. In compliance with the above reso-
luton, the following committee ives appoint
viz: A. Fry, j. ". Canary, H. H. Ray,
George W. Brestle, and S. Arnold, the COM
mittee we're also instructed to correspond
with Col. Frank Sawyer in regard to hi,
non attendance at the present meeting, and
in regard to the contemplated meeting in
| 1865.
On motion of comrsde I. J. West, the
chair was instructed 10 appoint a committee
| Of three TO wait upon comrade j. W. Canary,
| their arrival at "Put-in-Bay Island. In
compliance Herewith, comrades T. j. West
Geo. W. Brestle, and W. G. Tincle were ap-
pointed.
On motion of comrade J. W. Canary, il
was resolved that copies of the proceeding,
of this meeting be furnished the Sandusky,
Norwalk, Fremont, Tiffin and Bucyrus pa.
pers for publication.
On motion the meeting then adjourned
II. b. RAY, Sec'y.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-18
The senatcrship.

Having secured majority on Joint
ballot in the Legislature Of this State,
the Democracy are beginning to find
out that they have an elephant on their
hands, and before long will be wanting
to know what to do with it. They can
reward but one of their many local
great men with a position of honor and
emoIument. One solitary Senatorial
gift to dispose Of, and score of hun
CRY place-hunters crying give! give"
The old woman who lived in a shoe and
had 80 many children she didn't know
what TO do, was not worse off than the
Democracy of Ohio. Vallandigham
has already been formally nominated
by the unterrifed, unchanging Democ-
raey of Butler county, and he announ-
ees his unalterable purpose of being
legislated into the place. The party
would like to reward him for his mar
tyrdom, but Thurman puts in strong
claim for the Senatorial salve to heal
the bad hurt received in his Gubernato-
rial fight. The party admit that he,
like the colored troops, fought brave
ly," but then there is Pendleton, who
has no stomach for the empty honor of
a Presidential or Vice ditto nomination,
prsferring bird in the hand TO forty
in bush: he must be taken care of:
while Judge Ranney, Reemelin and
others are pressing forward with an i'm
petuosity that threatens to crowd the
mourners. The party thus situated
are ready to exclaim-
How happy could be with either,
Were 'tother dear cbarmers away !"
Meantime, fellow-Republicaus, let us
be thankful that It's none of our funeral
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-18
Gen. Grant for President.

Among other lessons which the war
has taught us, is the good one of judg
ing a public man by his acts rather
than by his words. II what he does is
right, We do not care so much for what
he says. If we had followed this rule
earlier it would have been better for
the country. Johnson was nominated
and elected by the Union party not
because he had done anything brave
or honest, but because he was full of
big, bold words-which, as it has turn
ed out, were mere sound and fury, sig
nifying nothing We are not likely to
be SO taken in again; for all eyes Sre
now turned to one who will be the next
Union President whose record is not
made up of speeches and letters, but
of deeds which mankind have every
where and always united in calling
great.
Gen, Grant is a man Of few words,
but those are fEll Of meaning. They
are significant of his purposes, AT
Fort Donelson and Vicksburg his de-
mand for an Unconditional Surren-
der" was the expression of quickly
formed get unalterable conclusion; and
his response to the President from the
Wilderness to eight it out on thai
line" had such ring Of determination
about it that the army and the people
saw it was instinct with the soul of a
resolute purpose. No one doubted af
ter that. We trusted him for we knew
it was his habit to say little while doing
a great deal. He has neither changed
his old habit nor have the people los'
| their old faith. They turn to him now
with the unshaken confidence Of the
psst, for their leader in the next Presi.
dential campaign. With Ulysses 5
| Grant as our candidate for President
and the perpetuatiop of Republican in
stitutions as our platform, the UpioE
party will fight it out on that line unit
every foe to Freedom and every part,
opposed to equal and exact justice t.
! all men, shall upconditionally surrender