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Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
BUSINESS LOCALS.


We respectful, call the alIehilon f readers
TO the celebrated Wilmington City Soap" which
is giving general satisfaction all the COUNT y
One pound will go far two pounds of most
other soaps in the market. The people should try
this soap and they will be convinced that it is the
best and most economical they can nse. Sold by
grocers generally. Moore & Bro, manufacturers
cor. Sd aud Orange sts., Wilmington, Del.
If you want to buy Shoes and Hats cheap. go tc
the Cash Store. ]. ii. Primrose.
The Ladies' Shoe Store seems TO be the centre OF
attraction. Go to Primrose # you want TO get the
worth of your money. He is ahead
The reason why Primrosc's stock of goods is 50
much better and cheaper than his nelghbors is, be-
cause he sells for cash.
500 good, able bodied young men wanted 10 pur-
chase and wear Primrose's new style Gators and
Hats
Farmers wishing to save their money had better
insure their stock. J. II. Primrose, Agent.
J. H. Primrose is daily receiving large invoices of
all kinds Of Shoes, direct from the manufacturers.
Fits guaranteed.
Have you seen the New Spring Dress Goods that
Baggs & Cotton are Just opening? They are in.
deed magnificent.
Farmers, Insure your Live Stock J. u. Prim.
rose, Agent, Smyrna.
Meady- Clothing, Best and Chea pest in town,
at Baggs & Cotton's.
nice lot of Furnishing Goods at Phillips e.
FARES. All nice aud pretty.
The most interesting gossip of the town is, upon
the handsome Spring Goods both for Ladies and
Gcnilemen'S wear, just being opened at Baggs &
COltons.
Where did you get that Beautiful Silk Hat, and
those Fine Boots AT PrImrose's, of course.
The finest selection o' Spring Clssimcres, GER
talnly, that has ever been seen in this town is at
Baggs j. CoIlon's.
Have you seen the New Style Straw Hats, Prim.
rose has them
The most Elegant Styles of Cloths for Ladies
Coats that ever saw, at Baggs & Coton's.
The best place to buy Straw Hats is at Primrose's
know that Primrose does sell Boots and Shoes
low, tor his store is always full OF customers.
If you want pair OF Good Fitting Gators. 90 TO
PrImrOse'S the ladies shoe store.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
POLITICAL ITEMS.

"HYli"HATIo SEYMOUR DECLINES To BE CANDID ATECov
Seymour Is believed to have hereditary tendency to INSANITY
and has been warned bv his physicians that Of
Presidential Campaign would probably develop the dis.
ease AMI that ~ any rate the labor and harasSin the
first year OF Presidential aspiration would be certain
to do it-Letter in Cincinnati Gazette.
According to the York Times not only Pcndaton b,,
johnson will have strong representation in the Drnoc
National Convention bent on rule or ruin.
IL is stated that Mr. Seward will support Grant and Cofax
this EAU matter whether the Democratic candidate
be Chase Pendleton seymour Nelson Hancock or even ANDY
johnson himself-N. Y. sun.
The Democrats IN Washington understand" that tho for
" 'ge ChaSe VIII b" required to pledge support to the nom
nes before the Judges will allowed to 20 before the
4th of July Convention ~
The Columbus OJ Statesman upon the friends of Mr.
Fehdeon to come to New York in force on the 4th of J
saying that Democrats who opposed to being sold ont
should by all means attend
The Democrats complain that the financial nIanL in +b n
puocan platform snot sufficiently clear and strono Tbav
w % 10 see Its force more distinctly by listening to the
speeches and newspapers of the party.
The Mississippi Clarion Democratic novsr,Dor :, ....
o'era public meeting lately held at Terry at which
freedmen spoke the Radical nolcv IN ,b =,
SAYS 'ne CLARION we have had happy Democratic dav on.
% nave oeeh LED from darkness to light Negro suffrage n
Y making ltS way in the South 1t makes all the diGr
ence In the world which ticket the negro votes
1t is reported that Montgomery Blair saws that r nc
now prominently named will receive the
nomination at New York. and that the party can op no
by bringing forward new man.
A New Orleans paper says: The two noeroos tu d..
"uEe VINO are Stumping the parishes Goni, NJ
NuoS are pronounced by correspondent of the Aexar
Denocrat who heard them speak at Coutiervie To bs
&c. Sole ON the stump 1t might he profitable to send
oe Two negroes to New York. says the Tribune and M +b
the riot of Co. ~ III
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
MARYLAND ITEMS.

oANP MEETrNG-The Methodist Protestant Camp Mpctin.
VIII be held in Mrs Bakers woods tuear Chesertowul com
menenS on Friday, August 2Ist.
"N'EESNt"SA C"NvENrtoN-Th" convention for the nom
"' member oi Congress 10 represent Eastern Slor,
N'Fct WI" assemble at Salisbury. The tin,r is NOT Sc. .
mlh"i nnon. Among the prominently mentioned "a,
ms par" are "Vti"v Thomas, Daniel " Henry Samuel n
a"''r'" L. l. Waters James L. Dennis and lanes Earl,
-Tru" Narylanlnr
MRYLAxD UNITED STATES Srx,roR.-Among tho ,,.r,
gentlemen spoken Of to succeed The Hon Rcverly johnson in
III" tnt"d States Senate are william ScbIcv and rol,
Wallis. E~IS, of the Baltimore bar
THE PFNITSrLAR RAILRoADThe cornranv 10 build rail
ror' from III" 'own e" Newown Worcester countv to sro
point on III" P"ninsuar Roa probably 70 Princess Anne
" "rSt"v"r has hcpn organized and has elected directors
Dr. j. T. b. McMtSt"r has been cIrc. President and " I
Clarke Treasurer The speedy building
70 " are very attcrng subscriptions been coming IN
q'" hrSky and there evident spirit and determinat
manifested hy thos" concerned which well for the sue
cess of the enterprise.
DRowNEn-, iad five six old son Of Mr. Jesse B,
kcr of Salisbury, drowned Hunphrevs Mil Pord on
THURSDAY afternoon last He in small boat which
upset causing this sad accident.
The remains Of the Governor and United States Senator
of MARYLAND Thomas Holiday Hicks. weeks ago re-
moved from their original place Vienna in that
state and inferred in the cemetery Cambridge in lot pe
cay appropriated by the Cemetery Company their
ton An effort beng made to have the monument or
dered by the State erected there.
BOILER ExPLosIov-Wr learn that the boIor a. tho so
mill at ROYAL Oak exploded Thursday which completely
DESTROYED the mill and all the machinery understand ha,
n" one was seriously injured This mil operation
for several yrarsnng good very great CON
vnence the people section The loss falls heavily
upon the d. Robinson his brother The loss is
about s2joO.-Easton Gazette.
MIMMoTH-Mr John W. Dean has this produced per-
haps the finest in this section Tie
largest measured six inches These berries
are variety known Napoleon hitherto not grown
in Maryland-St. Mich""lS Comet,
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

Remember Wyatt & Garrett shirt manufac-
ture, when you want white shirts No. Cpl
Market Street, Wilmington Del. apl5.lyl
Friend. if you want to be rigged out in a nice suit
Of clothes you should 90 to Phillips & FAIRIES, for
they are Just the boys to SUIT you.
REDUCTION IN Prices. .-Wm. NJ Kennard.
BOG Market street Wilmington, commenced
this morning, (June oath, to mark d0,cn his
entire stock of Spring and Summer dress goods.
CAMDEN CAMP-The drawing for tents for
Camden Camp meeting will take place next
Thursday I'd prox., at the ground; also the
privilege of keeping the bread tent, food tent,
hack lines, &c.
French Coatings. of different shades, at Phillips
q FAIRIES. You had better go and buy pattern
and be in style.
HAY-The hay harvest has commenced, and
the yield will be very large if not injured in
curing. The prospect never was better.
good assortment of Fancy Cassimeres at Phil.
lips x Flriss'. Tn, very latest styles, and very
chenp.
:. splendid assortment Of Hats and Caps, at Phil
lips q FAIRIES. Cheaper than the chea pest.
Trunks, Travelling Bags and valises. at Pbillins
y FAIRIES, Commerce Street.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

+. y. Pollard, the well known Southern his
torian, ha, TUNED up under curious circun-
stances. On tuesday his wife, Mrs Medelaide
+. y. Pollard. appeared before Justice Corn
well, at the Brooklyn City Hall, and preferred
a complaint against Mrs. Crotty and Miss
Clotty, her daughter, residing at ST Cranberry
street, tor a>>t.lt and battery. While before
the magistrate she stated that Mr. Pollard lett
her about three weeks ago since which time
she had been engaged in hunting him up that
she Went to his place of business in Ntw York
yesterday morning, when he ACCOMPANIED her
to his present residence, 81 Cranberry street.
h'n reaching the house some demonstrations
were made which resulted in her being Summa-
r. y q ctcd from the premises and used as She
stated, IN most shameful manner. Mr.. Pol
Iard accompanied her before the Justice, and
stated to the magistrate that she came to his
place of business in New York and threatened
to shoot him. The justice then asked her il
she had pistol, to which she replied she had
not, and, throwing her arms out, said, You
can search me. She stated further that she
had to pawn her diamonds and other iewery
TO pay his Motel bills, to which Mr.. Pollard re-
>p"nded that She was a maniac, and that by
reason of her jealous disposition and actions
his business had been much interferred with.
She also stated that he had been divorced from
another woman. She stated that she now re-
sided IN East Thirteenth street, New York !
Altogether, the case appears to be surrounded
by curious circumstances, which will probably |
be explained more fully when the case will |
come up before Justice Cornwel for examina-
ton.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

NEW REMEDY IN CONSUMPTION A pbv.
slcIah VINO had Consumption for several years. with
frequent bIeedlnes OF the lungs, cured himself with
menleine unknown 10 the profession, when his
,ase appeared hopeless lie Is tbe onIv nhV s;c;an
wh" mas used II IN his own person. or who has any
Nh""ledSe OF ITS vIrtu es and he can ascribe the de-
gree OF hea'ih he now enjoys POthing but the use
eaiire extinction OF all hope Of recovery together
WIN want OF confidence in all others induced him
10 haz'rd The experiment. 70 those suffering with
Sns u'seaSe OF The Lungs he profiers lreSlmen he
confidently believes will eradicate the jisease.
edclhe sent by express. Send for CIRCULAR or call
Oh DR. E. BoYLsToN JACKSON
mayo oo'ly No $50 North 10th ST. PhiIad'a
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

FAIR WARNING.-The New York Herald Of
Thursday contains an emphatic warning to the
Pendietonlans of the West, who think they
own or control the Democratic party. After
long parade of fiery paragraphs, it closes its
pronunclamento thus: The Western Demo
Gratis have yet this lesson to learn: They are
Iuii and brlmming over with Pendlcton. They
forget that with 'aten horse against a regu,
lar Eclipse, the odds are against them from
the start. But they are in for it. They will
have Pendleton or they will bolt. We can on.
~ warn them that, as like causes produce like
effects, if they persist in playing again in 1868
their Douglas game of 1860, they will again be
routed, wrecked, and left broken to pieces
high and dry"
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

The case of John II. Surratt came up for
trial IN the Criminal Court at Washington,
on Monday and Suratt was discharged, sub,
Counsel for the Government said thew wero
ready for the new trial The prisoners counsel
SAID the indictment had come upon them smd.
den y and unexpectedly, and owing to other
legal engagements they could not act for the
prisoner in the coming trial They therefore
asked postponement until the prisoner could
procure other counsel aud prepare for the new
trial. The case was then postponed until
Monday next, Surratt being admitted tobail in
$4,000. VIVA" 4"
Mr.. Alfred Lee, a colored resident of GEORGE
town, ID. e., died the other day, leaving to his
family fortune Of three hundred Thousand
dollars which he had amassed in the -four
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

COUNSEL FEES IN BANKRUPTCY Judge
Batchtord of the I. ). District Court, has
lust made an emphatic decision upon the ones.
! tlon whether bankrupt is entitled to take
out OF the estate the money to pay his counsel
tor drawing the petition, and for other services
rendered. la the case before the Judge. the
counsel had paid money out of his own pockpt
but even the allowance of this sum was refused
Judge Batchlord says: "The fees costs
and expenses named in the first of the five
subdivisions in section % of the Bapkrunt act
are those incurred by and due to the Register
clerk, assignee and Marshal, and not those in
Cured by the bankrupt or due to his attorney
III the proceedings for services or disbursements
m connection with such proceedings"
SARAroGN.-I.cttcrs from this health giving
spring state tHat the season has now fairly com
mencei. The real water drinkers. the inva-
hdS aud vaIrtudnarians, arrive here early and
make long Visits while the devOtceS of fashion
come later and depart sooner, being mere birds
OF passage aS compared with the genuine Con
gress water foul who annually haunt this lannon's
locality. These last are already here in great
numbers, and few more hot DAYS will greatly
swell the fashionable stream now setting in
very rapidly. -
The little boat built at Chicogo for the
purpose OF crossing the ocean, while on a trial
trlpo2n Sunday afternoon, capsized in the Lake
and Capt. Garrett and Harry Chisholm. a re-,
port porter tor the Chicago Times, were drowned
The boat was smaller than any that ever cross.
ed the Atlantic N''''
The steamer Norning Star, from Cleveland
tor Detroit, collided with the bark Cortland
on Lake Erie, last Saturday night, and both
vessels sunk. Of SO persons on both. 63 were
saved by steamer, and the remaining 20 are
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

WASHINGroH lrfNs Notwithstanding thr Gct tic,. In"
Ieah@ Democratic ts i,llioIrd the ul-
vocacy OF Chief JUSTICE Chase is tli te ,.I o hi
personal ami pocn! irruii ia: iadu~trioIsy in
his behalf and the principal Uym re haze within .l
past le" days been approached mI regarding the
platform on which Mr. Chase will run person. known 10
Dc IN III" private confidence These put in
to shape have stronger Democratic than here.
toore given out either by the Chief eni4 The
only nt-Drmocatic plank in the platform the acceppc
Of reconstruction with the qualifying addition auFra,
must be left to the regulation of the
leaves little or nothing OF reconstruction This overture
looked upon with favor by the Democrats than any thing
that mas yet enant"d from that 1t satisfactory
to such Democrats as Tom. Florence exclusive cIir.
who style themselves the National Democratic Resident Com.
mtee If the Democrats will be patient, they Will yet ret
Ntiii more favorable oier-Cor. y, Y. Times.
VIM W. Evarts nominated 10y the President on MONDAY
to b" Attorney General Of he United lie was ON, of
he Presidents counsel in tn. Impeachment trial
IL: has many admirers in the Senate and all the
w OF course, support HIM The nomination has another
phase which IS little significant The leading Democrats Of
Ne" YORK ana IN the senate have been urging the President
The appointment o closely affiliated with the
Democracy aui the Presidents policy than Mr. Eyarts but Mr.
Johnson has steadily persisted a,l than once, said Tint
ne Is Dat very little indebted 10 ht party. He ha, since soo
en- uprc plainly and ia suui thorlty for the s,at.i
that he has threatened, within the lew days to throw IN
"loe nlu"nce "i the Administration ag3n, the Dr,nrry
IN case MS ctlN 70 the nomination Pres, ,c, h, m
orcd 1T the Convention New next july Mr. Jl,
ha strong the whole influence at
t" N""!I'y whisky Will BE- used his htiat A uui r.
'' Republicans av"r Mr. Evart, conigmationCor Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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c. III. NEEDLES.

at his Office. corner of TWELFTH and RACE Sis.
Philadelphia.
Professional experience in the adjustment of Me.
chahieal Remedies and Supports Tor 10 years h, :
gwen him extensive opportunities tor practice in ihis
important hut neglected branch. To all afflicted with
HERNIA or RUPTURE. he can guarantee the sue.
ctstul aPpuca'l"n oi Trnsses. specially adapted to
each case and It's conditions often perfacInp radical
cure. N" At
Ladies requiring Trusses. Braces Supporters. Elias.
uc oelts' bandages. Syringes Pessarles, &C. Will
''u department adIoinng ms office, conducted nv
competent aud intelligent FEMALES y
banning :, Braces, Fitch's Supporters, French
IIinuesiruc'abe Frusses, Elastic Stockings Shoulder
Feb 26 ION.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

ANOTHER FETO.-The bill for the readmis-
sion OF Arkansas was vetoed by the President
on Saturday after which it was Immediately
passed by the House over his veto by a vote
OF III to 81. 1t was generally supposed that
ne would allow the bill to pass without his
signature, but it seems he could not permit
this opportunity to pass for opposing the re-
constructions measures Of Congress. On Mon
day the Senate passed the bill also, over the
Veto' every Republican Senator present voting
aye. Alabama is now reconstructed. and will
be admitted to representation in Conpeess
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

RENovfNG THE NATIONAL CArrAL.-(eneral Loga's rco
tuition" that inr I"nAi capital sr, ed from the. Y
oi Washington. o A~ciur Tnnaon which /, sure t
come again occasionally, AMI then relapse into silence Ever
the Ten Mile SIuart chosen a the scat the F}l
Governments there has been complaint selection OF that
particular pac" the capital nation and has her
predicted frequently that when the West should become we'll
settled the national capital wouI be removed 10 the
pi But all these efforts have tailed. and Logars Otip 10
scarcely matter the probabilities OF which are worth discus
sn% This Is not the time iniugiig in am c.rire
which are Likely to cost Washington civ ia, p
made ht tor the business Ol the by proyiou,
urr o tn" peoples money II has RESPECTS ever, tbin
necessary or the accpmnu ia'Io officer, of the National
Governments IN buildings convenicncr furniture, DC.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
STATE AND LOCALS,

STATE POLITICAL ITEMS. State COureptiOn.
The Democratic State Convention assembled
at Dover, on Wednesday last. The officers Of
OF the Convention were as follows:
President, George G. Lodge.
wee Presidents, Henry B. Fiddeman, VIM.
Secretaries, John II. Moore, Loxley R.
JACOBS and John c. Stockley
The following named gentlemen were elected
delegates to the New York Convention.
New Castle County. James A. Bay
ara CharleS Beaston. Alternates, James H.
Ray and Charles B. Lore.
Kent County-Geo. w. Cummins and Rev
Thomas B. Bradford. Alternates, H. B. Fid-
drman and W. w. Meredith
Sussex County. W. Wright and
James Ponder. Alternates, Robert ". Mich.
olson and Harbeson Hickman.
g" am Tomnsend This wcll-kn indi-
yidual created some stir in the Democratic
Convention last Wednesday by the following
attack upon Senator Bayard. the question be-
tore the Convention being whether a new Cen
tral Committee should be appointed or not:
Mr. townsend favored a new Committee :
the term of the other Committee had expired,
and he wanted new one. He was opposed
to lItc tenures in office; he was opposed to
packing; there had been packing to day :;
there had been packing for the New Castle
county delegateS; he had favored the sending
Of new men; men VINO had never attended
National Convention before. He did not want
to send man who had boIted from one Dem
ocratlc onvention, and organized a Secession
Convention. iCrieS of Order - The Chair
called Mr.. Townsend to order, when he asked
1t 1t would be in order to move resolution in
Structlng the delegates to remain in the Con-
ventlon and not draw out and organize seccd-
erS convention, for if it were in order he would
move such a resolution.
No one replied to this onslaught on the ven
cradle Mr.. Bayard. whether from inability to
meet It, contempt for the war democrat who
made It. or carelesSneSS for the reputation of
their chief of the delegation, we cannot say.
Democratic County NomjnatjonS.-Th Dem.
ooeratic nominations for Sheriff and Coroner of
New Castle CO., were made on Saturday. the
successful contestants being Jacob Richardson.
now OF Appoqunimink, but formerly of VII,
mlngton for Sheriff; ; and Lawrence Ptndergrast.
OF hIte Clay Creek, for Coroner.
The Democratic County Central Committee
OF hent CO., Is composed Of the following off,
GERS
Chairman, Thos. II. Denncy; Secretary
Alex. b. Cooper.
Central Committee, Duck Creek Hnnd'd.
John W. NoShcll; Dover East, j. L. smith,
Chair n; Dover West, Thomas Clements:
Little Creek, John W. Fennimore; n. Mur-
derElll, John G. GOoden s. Murderkill. David
Needles; Mispillon, Abner Harrington. Mi.
ford, Curtis S. Watson.