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Smyrna times., 1868-04-29
REPUBLICAN STATE COyvrxr,ox

n lhe Republican State Convention met a,
Dover on Thursday, and was called to ordor =,
clock, in the Hail of the House Of Rnnra'
sentatlves, by DR.. Isaac Jump, of Kent cn
IN, ~ Dehalf OF Hon. Saml NJ. Harrinrton tbo
Nhdlrlhan OF the Committee, who was detained
Jt nome by unavoidable engagements Dr
LUMP nominated Tor temporary Chairman ,Jno
tan,, w lillaniSoh' OF New Castle county, and for
temporary Secretary H. w. Draner H. ~ ~
hent. Samuel Bancroft. Jr.. of Now ~, G4d.,,Io Vi
Secretary. ." "uol'lonal
Ou motion, a committee Of five on credentials
was appointed. The Chair named b T Mn
phy and DIR. Robert McCabe, of New C.Stta
"A. II; Coverdale, of Kent; Hon G. s To, 80,
ana Henry +. Rodney, of Sussex. ~"
Cn motion that committee of nine ha on-
pointeu' 70 consist OF three from each eountv
eru 70 be selected by the county delegations t5e
,Tiiowihg We're, after consultation, named -
new CIStle' Edw. e.. Bradford, Ed, Howard
H. Hon 'eN2kl1S' Proi. Edward D. Porter; Kent,
ion: u3?Ll: N. Is. Smithers Jas r. Lofilnd. H."
" llllam II. Baggs; Sussex, Hon. 9. s. Law
toI1I Ii. Il. Rodney, Isaac j. jenkins.
pon calling over the list of tho vorions
Wa wards ana hundreds, credentials were found to
oe present from nearly ALL and the great roao
Jorlty OF the delegates answered in ncrson o.
by substitute. !" persoh OF
y y" nloIloh that committee of three from
each county, on Permanent Organization ho
appointed, the Chair named AntRonv NJ b. &c
gins, Il. L. Janvier, and Lewis Tbomn.on q
New Castle; DIR. W. c. Davidson. n '1TI"i II ~ VI
verdale, and r. II. Cummins OF Ken. Dr "
q q rprettyman! ~ Benjamin Burton, and Asburv
Y. Pepper, Of Sussex --'""iS
Inc various committees having retirod for
consultation, the Convention took n recesO io of
half an hour. '0oN feceSS OF
upon re-assembling the Committee on nor.
naheht organization reported the folIowina
tion:- Wy tue ConVen-
HTteside"t--Henry +. Rodney, Of Sussov 90
wee Hestdents-Jno. p. McLear' n TastIo TO-
,. VIM. w. Nelson, Kent. :
Eecretdrtes-H. w. Draper, Kent
l1eander f. Riddle. N. Castle t
Arthur McKim, Sussex. $
On motion, the delegates to Chicago ,voro !
IIoiheu' Two from each county, by the several
delegations, as follows: - ''-' Se'erai
Ne'0 Cdstte.-J. 4. Head, Lewis Tbomn Il
on : /. Alternates, John f. Williamson. lanes G
Aent-Hon. N. B. Smithers, Thomas r Il
,,oIrSey. ,Alternates, Wilson L. Cannon Jao D. e
(. LOAand - 0"nuon' JAS
SUSSEX. Hon. c. S. Layton, I. J. Je0tiD. d
oseph. Oap' "eo' o
ResOlUed, That at any future Convention of :
ne Republican party, Delegates to the Nation. n Il
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29
MARRIED.

p II o' the brides father, the 23d of April bv
-, L. e. NisAimon' Mr.. JOHN G. FOXWEIL ot Ciov,n
va T TO Miss MARY f. SPARKLIN of Kent count MA
thursday April 23d, at the residence of James Cark n".
nv ., Nj i E nG', Sonn Downham, Mr. WILLIAM HANSBC
,e tn INST at Smyrna, Del by the Rev s l. G,ao.
county, Delaware. A-'" Ooth ot Kent
10 Miss sI-StN W. W, Is. Gresg' Mr.. HENRY b. HACKET
'N A. CROUCH, all of New Castle CO. DcI
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

The May mum Der of the Northern No,,iI..
is certainly not behind its Predecessors i"'ty -; NY
spirit ana variety Of its contents. First nn ~
roll stands The Greenbacll Era |y Gnn
Francis A. Walker now mana~inr nJ;+o %f ven, !;
the Springfield Rep"Jiicrn. Next come. :. 'rI ~
Thief in the Night which still holds il, tnrr; ri:
ble interest Richard Sayles' "A Ungn,.n,n.
niTmlllH Inn Is painfully Interesting war sketch
The Proper use OfStimulants and Narrnt;c. :;
by, DR. Beard, is an article which we ,'rnJ;
VIII excite ve:y warm discussion. If ,J"l
Gates the use of wine, whiskcy tobacco o,;,'''
etc. and Is very trenchant in it's treatm,.nt IT,
the temperance theory. The Nortbern IL ~ Vi
the article without endorsing if 'TTboP P'l"oS p5
hmHlght IS Plquant and exquisite chess yt,. ir'
concerning Eccentric People " by Nr NJ,
son, is goSSlppy paper, full Of anecIoto a,a1
pheasant cWT9orallzatlons, no Next We Rave a tra,'.
Iatl0n OF Victor 1ugOs "Chudc Cno,,. - ans
OF the earliest writings of that nrna, m"u"H, one
The National Debt is an able jiscrslH;,n "H,nori
whether bonds are payable in cold nr ,.Dl ,.1n "'
backs 1t IS reported to have been writtc, frr' H.,
an eminent New York fnancicr "''''el W
Cooley Lady's Book for Nav : oI.
ed. This Isl deservedIy popular f, "ir" 1Lo receiV
literary monthly. 50 per vear cor I%ioI S;n.i ana
Chestnut streets, PHILADELPHIA, ''' '''N'h and
Peterson's Magazine for N,,. oo....
fine coored fashion-pI Of f'a 'ealalnS very
steel engraving, 'On the River T. Le,' ne
IN itself The literary merit Of tbo love story
3bout up to the usual standard 81" ~ th lumber 5
delphia. ~ peterson Phila-
contnnpo arpeF Magazine, for May opens with The
Bolivia Among the other iI%tratadi " iert ert;ai ana
are Cradle Lands the material for t6;s 6isiGles h
ing drawn from Lady Herbert's hook VIII T"I' .I Ie
same sam title; and an account of Captain Maccrae ,ne
5or third voyage in Rob Roy. Ofcourse wa
nave : the proper number of stories and noSms
81 per year. Harper & Bros. New York 'l''
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

T, CORRESPONDENT writes to the New York
eE lne[a.a tnat there is secret organization Of
3aen-o9una lawyers IN this country, which is
,h;,L ,h;rGasl"g = Ia strength from day to day. lie
try, but says he does not know it's oh;oct u
indeed anything definite about it. exccnt;Ur , vi :
that it is far worse than the "Ku. KIux. KlanS
10 exciting terror. The ecorrespoHdentin question
Is evidently frightened at some myth, for the
lawyers OF America are too closely allied with
,'e courts and the law to organize for any un-
lawful purpose.
The weather, which has been " glorious" for
Two or three days, is not so much 30 to-day.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

si the superior Court and also that of Genera, ses-
st met at Dover on Monday afternoon IJnon tb onir.
ourt the grand jury sworn whereupon J,ca wales
lengthy CHARGE in which he defined tbair duties
ana brought to their notice several species of pub
the'r attention The following criminal cases were
tried on Monday and Tuesday,
Vs. Ihomas Williamscutting timber on land Of Moses
mot guilty. Draper for State. Day for defendant
state vs. PurncI Stewart. Assault and Baiterv. ,.
draper for State. j. R. Loaand for defendant sung
NJ "on"s anderson tn.) Larceny of wheat from JOS
Draper for State Massey for defendant
w. Games POTTER tn0 Larceny of musk-ra skins from
). s. d p L. Lonaud. of Milford-guilty Dra,pr for st m
counsel for defendant. 0''' Nv
state vs. Mariana Stebnev Larceny of meat from John C.
Fehewil-gullty Draper for State counsel for Deft
STATE vs. Henry Linde Larceny wheat from Jas e. Wa
peS-no guilty Draper for State Fulton for defendant
II is supposed that Wm Fox will tried for the murder or
day. H"4NA VI VI 'H Ah'iS-
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

OHlEF-JCSTIcE CHASE.-The New York In.
"epeadent, CfheodOre Tton's paperl which
mas been advocating ChiefJustice Chase for
on' IreSldency' has withdrawn its support
from him. and makes the statement that Mr.
Onase would not accept the nomination at tbo
hands OF the Republicans, but believes bo
would accept the Democratic nomination ;f =
ooui be rendered on platform not inconsis-
tent with his we'll known views on negro s,f
rag; that he holds to the equal civil and no.
I'lca' rights OF all American citizens, without
.0eafu 10 COLOR A number of Democratic
Journals have also claimed the Chief. Justico
Dut on what grounds we are not ablt. 70 s,v
Bat whether it is owing to hi, rulinrs in tLo
Impeachment case, or the statement made h.,
the Independent, they are equally groundloss
Would the Democrats accept him with his nro
Vlso on negro suffrage if they thought thew
could be successful? \ correspondents Of tho
New York Tribune, said to be an intimate
lrlend OF Mr. Chase, emphatically contradicts
tne independents statement, however. and savs
II Is burlesque on his historic record So,..
the correspondent: 6 Mr.. Chase a cand;doto
0. 'he Democratic party! He the head of a
olfurcate party, one branch headed bv Brick
Fomeroy under what that hard burned worthy
aenominates the " glorious banner of "repn.
dlatlon; the other branch lead by Pendleton !
advocating the redemption of the national
debt IN greenbacks. Mr.. Chase CARVING tho
standard OF the combined host, above 'Bri.k"
anu rendleton' on which is emblazoned that .
o'her generous and elevated inscription: ''Tbis
Is "hlte mans government-down with the
ngger The correspondent thinks that #
I the Chief Justice is committed to any policy c
beyond doubt or cavil it is the suffrage and '
financial policy of the Republican party
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

n uHE RE UNION AT HALLrowN.-The Odd
teilowS celebration at Haltown, on Monday.
IN honor OF the national anniversary of the or,
der in the United States. by Richland LodSe.
was attended by about 500persons. Excursion
trains were run on the Nd Il Del. RliIroad
\ procession was formed, headed bv Riches
Band OF Wilmington, which proceeded to
wood near the town, where ample preparations
had been made for the occasion Addresses
we're delivered by Dr. STYLES Kennedy Of
queen Anne's CO., DR.. j. w. Sharp, of Cam
den' ana Others, after which, g D. m. sumn-
tuouS dinner was partaken Of A beautiful
crown to be presented to the lady who should
receive the highest number of votes as '' Queen
OF OF, Love and Beauty" was awarded to Miss
w hIteley, of Templevle she having received
9oo votes Miss Roe, of Church Hill. was her
competitor. Miss George, of Halltown, and
Miss MeS$ick, Of Kenton, were also voted for
IN the beginning, but withdrew in favor of the
others The votes were ten cents each DR.
\ Newman, of Church Hill, crowned the Oueen
During the voting the eleotioncering was eonal
to any State election, the ladies taking the
most active part, it is stated. A grand hon
'omm need in the evening, which ended in
line tor an early breakfast the mex: morning
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

SINGULAR-The father of much esteemed
didate for Congress, and who il i ao;J can IAN
again be the Democratic nominee fnr 'Ju tho. viii
ton, learned his trade as shoemakar MI ia
respectable cOlored man. The trade he 10, ,n
from this olored citizen was the means If maI
ing the wealth he bequeathed to his cb;Idron on
L ct strange to say, they side with partv tbnt
would deprive the negro of the common r,'at q.
rights and if possible reduce him to slaverr,
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

r,of1 EAsT1N TO- DIsTRTcT PREACHERS Assocr..
D1onaine D;1tro- Preachers Association OF Easton
Grenn. 5ord nlHadeiphIa H Conference, will meet in
hoped that all travelling prsacLers o., - - Il 70 oe
trlct will endeavor to be present F"r ~, cng @ DIS
exercises, see Methodist Home .IonronT Jer eo ol
April 18th. and SMYRNA TIMES 'm%I Amr;I 5ST l9T
and Deta~arean April 18th. ' nprli --u
In behalf of the Board of Curators
5. L. GRACEY
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

100 Shares of Delaware Railroad stock for
sale at desirable investing rates by John Nc.
Lear Lea 4 Son, Bankers, 6O7 Market streat
wilmington, Del. May 5-2O Coupons bought
EXTENSIVE BUILDING-Itis estimated tbo >
there will be eight hundred houses erected tLe
present season in Wilmington.
n. DO Il forget to write for Wyatt & Garret's :
Wilmington Del. 'No' 0'reet
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

oRscENE LrrERArURE.--Last week a bill
passed the New York Legislature to sunprass
the issue of obscene books, papers and pictures
In that State. After it passed the House q
member named Ready tried to get the vote
reconsidered on the ground that such le0;slo
tion was an attack upon the Democratic nross
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

KEsIdNAmoN.-- Rev John Mccoy, on Sun.
day lest, rendered his resignation as nastor Of
tne Presbyterian Church in this town, to tate
enect July lst: The congregation are verv
anxious to retain him, and strong efFnrt viii
doubtless a: be made to induce him to withdraw
ms resignation. The citizens at large will mar.
'icipaee with the congregation in their efforts
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

The impeachment trial draws 70 = c,oso III:
y week will probably see the end oft, and unless
. 'natorS themselves spend good deal of time
In debate, it is not unlikely that the verdict will
De rendered and sentence pronounced within the
week What either will be, it is not worth
while to anticipate but we see no reason 70
change the opinion already expressed that the
President : will be found guilty and removed
from Office ''''O''O
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29
COAL OIL! COAL Oh!

ne safest best and cheapest oil, for illuminating
purposes IN the market. We guarantee # 10 he ali
nal is represented. and at less cost TO dealers ,ba
tat Oe purchased in this, the Philadelphia MAJ.
THOMPSON & CO.,
wv, no,esaIe and retail dealers in Goa Oil Lard Sner,,
" !" 1aie i and Lubricating Oils, s. w. cor. SFC6Nn
ana MARKET Sts., Wilmington, Del. rap22. Ivi
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

r ACCIDENT Two hoys, sons of Messrs N
johnson and G. $. Grier, of Milford wert .r,
backed q OFT the bridge of the Milford Mills Iast
Friday, In attempting to cross t with n borSo ~S,
and wagon. In the fall Mr.. Grier's bow 81 u
MS arm broken, and Mr.. Jobnson's son wa was :
cut very badly IN one or two places. The horse
was was cut loose but In making three or fonr
1Tges whsgra heI over over In precisely the same place
arc not dangerous. nc INJURIES
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

New INvENTIoN.-The inventive con;r. q
Smyrna seems to be manfesting itsef E5u VI
ward, Esq, has invented an oyster erannel
or or GySter-catching machine, for which he bas,
nied cGceat in the Patent Office. In shama
1t resembles Mr.. Bells patent, noticed p sowe
time since, but differs in n,odus operand Tbe
Jaws instead OF being forced together bv ~
spring, are drawn together by the chains tia :
raise RAJ 1t from the water G. w. TiIghman &
BRO. have made one, 9 life size" which is 70
be tested this week-Fridav. - ~
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

LEAP TEAR.-The ladies Of Camden COM
plImented the gentlemen by giving grand lean
yr, Year party on Friday evening, the 10Th inst
Inc gents were the invited parties, and of
course waited for the ladies to call for and es.
cort them to the party. On entering the hail
the ladleS escorted the gents to seats and then
collected in groups on the floor to await tbn
music It began, the ladies advanced, and
m.tn m9 a May have the pleasurc?" the prone
paired to the hotel, where sumntunn5 ""y rsrt re-
awaited them, the ladies remaining stanf;n,
anu waiting on the gents. The dancing was
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

C4UTEoN.-There is certain Rev (q) Nrr
Applegate travelling through tbis is'T =. ~ Mr
ana representing himself as mip;s,or r''fsul fs
me South, whose family is in necessitous from o
cumStances. He has made successful anno,I, o,I
10 the Sympathies of many Congregations ppriis rh
nave given him substantial fna1cial aid Pi'I mno
WI WA; az we can learn We think his reDresentatona
ot r himself to be very doubtful So saUs 'oms ors
OF our Maryland exchanges. ~ says one
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

rb;1 bG;NIEWGHkM:-Ihe WHa::-Ihe employees of the PbiIodeI
RWFn W wilmington and Baltimore ~ raiIrnnd nn,auel- H
Wednesday last, donned the new un;fnr'a ?;fuoau, on
, vlded Tor them by the Company. The Thm cnn9 pro-
[GrS SUIT is dark blue, the baggage mas.e UU.uue
piue coat and vest, and gray pants i'tI a"J tI
2rakeSmenS or blue coat gray vest and I',u U the
The cap worn by all is blue. '''' anu pants.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

HE CoNvENTIoN.-The State Convention
met the Issue squarely on Thursday. Impair
s'"t Suffrage will unquestonably be adopted az
one OF the cardinal principles of the party bv
the National Convention.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

MAN KILLED.-A man named NJ. C. Bar
rett was run Ovor by the cars, near Whining
ton, Saturday. night, and killed He belonged
to Magnolia in this county, where his wife
and two children live. He was employed on a
vessel owned by the DuPonts, used in ship
ping powder. The Commercial says that let
ter3 found on his person showed that he had
had great domestic trouble, and it is thought
a life of which he had grown weary. He was as
Magnolia -'i' -
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

Mr.. W. w. VAUs, of Cedar Creek HI
while travelling near Coverdale's Cross RoaJ. H.:
On Saturday last, was attacked by three 1se"oe ne
groes' who demanded his money. MIR. Vans
Immediately Io1t drew his pistol whcreupon thew
sued his journey. Our Mutual Friend pun
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

f. iNpAhrIAt .i SUFFRAGE-Henry F. RodDsv
GGSl, the chairman of the last Re1nbl;can G.y
convention, introduced bill into tbe Cnnua ".a1e
tIGn tnat formed the constitution of the Sto,n
frn fmaay Seyen years ago. granting universal "',f
lise liyesS g. ~ was voted down by large vote IL
~ ,I'cs e 70 see the measure revived and NAV lie
u see 1t become law ofthe land Penniy{l,v Jy 1--WE
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

CAMDEN CANA meeting of the Trustees
G,I GI the camden Camp Meeting Ground was
nelu on Saturday last, aawhich time it was de-
1erlnlIled to hold camp meeting on that
soUt; s1OGnu' commencing on the 29th of July to
gers are to meet on the ground June 9Th
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29
Smyrna, Del.,
Wednesday Afternoon. AMT, oo,

INES is published every Wednesday afternoon h
JOSEPH d. HofFEcKER, EditQr aud Proprieor NJ Srr,
Delaware OF-'''oi' ut Snyrha'
TERMS-SuBscRrrTIoN-One year 50 m in od.. .
nor paid I'LL the end of the No paper dissonod
al AfSar are p"d-OnY at the option of the Publisher
will beinserted at the rate of savo,
ane for the first insertion; subsequent insertions
ana cents liberal discount made to quarterly,
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

=, 1t is understood that the ladies' of Christ
H6hnrch' , Delaware City, Rev. j. ?. DuITameI,
hector have purchased u lot of the Packard
estate on which they purpose building bar
sonage at some future day.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

PEAcHEs.--T Milford paper says that in
that section the peach trees are blooming quite
fuIl' and though not so large yield as last sea-
son IS expected nor desired, still there will pro-
OaDly be sufficient for the good Of the trees
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

r, The Reading, (Pa) Dispatch states that
Hon. =: Clancy Jones, Mr.. Buchanan's init
mate trend, formerly NJ. C. from Berks county,
remove, with his family, to Delaware. N' "
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

The Delaware Dental Association will hold
It's ninth semi-annual Convention in MiIford
D'5:' on Thursday, the l4th day of Nav next
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

lie LIBRARY. number of the best hooks
n Smyrn ~ Library have just been rebounJ hv
Johnston u B!gia, Wilmington, and are ny ny
the shelves again, ready for subscribers.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

SINGING CLAss.-ProE Bechte, of SMYRNA
academy at the solicitation OF number O
persons, IS about organizing class in vocal
music. music. lie Is recommended as thorough in
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

EXpLosIoN.-The powder in one ofthe roll
ing mills in the lower yard of the MeSsrs. Du-
Font exploded about O'Clock last Thursday
evening. Very little damage was done, beyond
blowing the roof off the mill. N'N
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

!, Capt. Thomas Watson, a native of Milford
ded d'G at his residence in Philad'a, on saturday
ioth INST. His remains were taken there for
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

Lieut.. Purne Frederick Harrington son of
the late Chancellor Harrington, q. s. NJ has
been promoted to be Lieut.. Commander, to
date from March II. He is now at West End,
st. Croix, the scene of the wreck of the Mo-
nongahcla
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

IABLEAUX AND CONCERr.-1he stndonts &c
tne Academy are rehearsing preparatory 70
giving an exh hibition of tableax and a cancer
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

~ rlABLEArX;-The 4! congregation of St. AIMS
eGnurch' Mlddietown, are making preparations
lor grand exhibition of tableaux.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

Brevet Major Henry c. Robinett, Of VIII
7W committed suicide at New Orleans
W e tednesday. He was captain in the Fir.t
I ay on duty at New Orleans at the time
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

n. +. Hepburn, Esq, was admitted to tho
Practice s OF Law in the Superior Court, at
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29
THE MARKETS

vi PHILADELPHIA MARKETs-For Rod
" Wheat %9 81 55@2655; White Wheat $$I5G@ 81 EG@
VIII; Ycom G rye is selling at 81, l,7OlaI.72 = bnsh
Cotton 2I(a20c per tb. 0"'' -@ 8Sc.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

CrOIts COIGsfOOt Rock Candy.
nose suffering with COUGHS will find IN. ,h1vo
Ienr., P ior Coughs. Principal depot in smyrna
ment' C"m 2gnrnes Fruit and Confectionery establish
"'eu', C1Hrce Iommerce street. Mandatory,
CkOFT e. CO., 1877 North Second Stree,
PHILADELPHIA
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK Xc from
uchear Son. Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
Quotations, April 81, 1868, at 8 O'Clock;
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
EARN ITEMS.

A Canadian County Agricultural SocleEy eEy holt Oh
iers two premiums, of $l2 and - " DoSS 'o' '"' WV
essays on practical farming
Butter. eggs. fruit and other 1aIin plouHCts pIC,a
ha,,id be bong3t of the farmer according 10 Vaiue
40 mnch as when bought of the retailer III the cltJ
II is nroposed in England when seasons ar are
xat 40 drv grain by passing the sheaVes 0p an emu
Icss anron through long building heated by q lul
Bace. - ,1e n
This year, in England, while there is haIt "a a
,on they are discussing whether or no the IaoDi.o
shall eat half of this, or be killed and themselves
eaten. - - n chief
1t is stated that stagnant water Is ob q I'M tbe
cause of the mishaps among COWS IoI II- Nna ~ dis
Legislature of New-YOrk appropriated S''OVO " VIZ
cover remedy. IT.;
II was complained at the w-Englallu I'oI, an
that tbev who exhibited the best stock were men men
who had got rich trade and tnlhetH lai ii'i' ''''
the real farmers left their stock at nome
It is said that grapes will keep fresh 99tll mn
Si9 q cnt with piece of vine on each side OF the
- ono end coated with wax, and the other III
serted in a vial of water all kept in cool place.
The choice high-priced COWS, such as Alder
news and Avrshires kept by rich men and gentlenen
finnish cream for coffee; the poor scrub COWS kepI
by the common people, furnish butter Tor all our
markets. - I,,on
The high farming of England is based upon pIi
tnrnips and grass with the first the land rs keP Ilo %
and beef is abundant in the Spring; WIN tho ldsU
beef is abundant in the Fall and the SOIL never se'S
Door.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
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OFFICE W Z. = ORDSASCE AGEScr)
cor IIouson snd Grerns-sts lenirinee On 6reensi; {
NKV YORK Cry. sept u, 1913 ~. o. BOX ,lstt' q,
GALE of CONDEMNED ORDNANCE and
- ORDSASCR STORES Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate x be
received At this saturday October ~ lat8 AZ u m 9 we
cannon. shot shell scrap wrought ara cast
located az the
N. Atlantic Coast Hamilton an Reonht Forts aus
worth Columbus and schuyler aud Castle "ans ID ~
Yors Habar; Fort Trmbu Nendon laror ,onn forts Ads
snd Waleo,t Newport Harbor l. Fort Contton portsmouth,
Harbor n Fort Knox Buckpor and Fofts fTse Alu
Irbor Ne F6rts Pickns ami Banancas Pensacola HsFbOr
F Mobile; ind Forts Games aud Morgan, MoOhe haiO0 AA
Thi, sale conempis'ss the disposition OF ..,. "a
gc,unon In NeyYork arho estimated as weighing &' 10 %
cannon Portland estimated weighing oSo N '@ cannon
Newporf CHING 290 70 10 cannon NeS
Ion weighing 64 10 llS ~ fensaeoa
arlo estimated ~ghing 81 67 n 2n cannon IN Mobile har
.,tma- a, weighing % IN Potsnouth HA1oT y
H. estimated weighing lVsloI o.--t.
Niagara loungst0Nbi " IL
Os.ego \. Y. and Sacketts Iiarbor " y. ,,oc ,.,
the aggregate 70 lsf
n al fos
wrought the 463 b fnh aud
p~te offered be had Application 10 sh'
Washington and to the commanding oneer
property delivered Thirty days be al
of odnsne all other stores VII be re-
gul g. be removed within iAys from close of sale
the ughi reject AT
deemed sacory Prior the OF suy bd Il VIII have 70
be approved bJ the War Department 90, -
explicitly the fort or forts where they VIII aecept
,iore. sui tie number Kinds they propose 70 purchase
Deliveries xi o,y be made at the forts.
Pr,u., Aires,.t Brrv-t Col Cuspin. MAJOR oi Ord
usncr Proposals M purchasing condemued ordnance
And ordnance ,torr,r ; CRlSPIN, Breyet Col L. : A..
MAJOR Of O1usBce.