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sUsPE rTED HOMICIDE

AT 81 yesterday evening, Ann Calaher,
ledger at the clearinghouse No. 10 Muiberry-st ded
suddenly. 1t subsequently, ascertained thas
she had been kicked by Jeremiah Harrington. the
keeper OF tie clearinghouse, there having been some
alteration between them previously. Harrington
was accordingly arrested and locked up In the
sixth Precinct Police Station, where the body OF the
man was also taken II turns out that the prisoner
recently sent b. the PenitentaTy for assaung an oicer.
anu mas Deen arrested several occasions for dsOrdery
c2nouct AS late as last night he complained OF &C
lne otdu0h House for matreating another ledger IL 70
argeu that ne was seen by boy 20 kick the woman
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TILE pENNsYLYANIA MINERS STRIKE.

SCRANTON, July 30.--A mass meeting OF MN MN
ers was held last night at odd Fellows Hail. yae
under the auspices OF the Miners benevolent aoSv
delegates from schuylk County, who were appSIITu
at meeting at Mahony CITY, were Ses agreed
30 Iet tie scranton works resume business Ien,
porarly. but to demand the 9 for mining
oI mass meeting Is to be held tonight az fllessan,
and %kesburrs Ias Of
Nnticoke has died Of his injuries Inc tele.
graph to-day from Tbs %neTs are
, %s taten place Sheriff Van Leer Will lSsue
another proclamation tomorrow
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PROMOTION OF PorIcpu,N upp

OTlCE OF Ihk suPEkiNTESDEsT METROPOLITAN PoLcx,
No 80 MULBERRY NEW Jr
GENERAL ORDER, No. 55i.-CaDt Roard ok
Metropolitan Police having been officially Informed by Can't Aare a
the Twentnrt Precinct Of the Of Pmaa Joha
Smek the night Of I'D Of July the faithful darys
bis duty and that Pstroman James Nee Of
pursuit aud coursgeousy the usan
mOusly adopted the following;
es0luod That Psttomsn James Nee for his merous condact In
arresBg the murderer Of Patoman Smedk Of the
cnct deserves special commeBaon And in consideration thereof
hereby appointed Round5mau the assigned
first Precinct for duty"
will before each platoon
day a after. the
JOHN A. KENNEDY Superintendent
GEORGE W DLKs, Inspector.
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AT NEW

Nrw -HAyEN, July 30.-A sailing race took
Mace Yesterday i'm the Harbor between tho boats Ayenge
and VIdette and was by the AYeilser III
minnie and a. seconds. the Vidette being nlh
and % seconds behind distance miiess Lno
Atlantic Yacht Club " Hoboken visited our our
hours they are on their annual Eastward cruise S
and will visit ew-London, Sonington NewPNr' e a,u
other nlaces Commodore Romans commands tue Meet
which consists OF the sehOonors Alsa and LOIS ana s0opS
White Wing. Gussie Addie and Agnes Iy.ie; Xui ''''
MaEqueIa fioieh0e' "''''' DAILY News.
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BALTIMORE, July 3O.-Mrs. Lincoln arrived
to-day from Cresson accompanied by Tad She was met
by Mr. Harlan from Washington She will depart on Sat-
urday, accompanying Reverdy Johnson. Mrs Lncols
expects on arrival in Europe TO directly to scotanf
where she VIII spend some time at the country seat OF
Scotch clergymen an old friend OF the family From
there she will 70 the south Of France and spend tbs
Winter there. probably at Nice
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Methodist Episcopal Church Hobo:
Ken g. on Tuesday July a. BY the Rev Ellison Ferdoass
Wi,y yyi Of NewYotk E. daughter Of Henry heDOasa
esq, fHobOkeh
KRLLY-BYNNgRou THURSDAY July 90 1863 BY the Rev Dr. d. K
lee Mr. Heury Kelly Miss Maggie Bynner al Of as N.Y.
No cards
sTIvBRS-HUDs0N-A the Episcopal Church Of the
on Tb,y afternoon july By the Rev Geo H. hOagh'on gee
W Suver to Nsry Frances youngest daughter Of tho late "uuA-
4 Hudson both Of this city.
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CANADIAN NEWS SUMMARY.

MoNrRFAL. July 3O-Miss Mathieson, daueh-
o., ~ Ir M,thieson an eminent Presby teran minister
OF this city, drowned at Caoouna TER T 9
one Milan I'm drunken row. this morning Mills Is IN
Drecarous condition .BlaeQue Bey, the turkish Ell
hassador departed for Washington last night.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

RARKRR ALFRED W, Throggs Neck t !. -
DIFTRICH FREDERICK W. No 34S Paehe-st BrookIa .t
DILLON MARY JANE Ne 60 MiddGgh'st, BroosJn
EBBITT HUMPHREY. No. II kllssL ID. . .."
FAGRN Mrs BRIDGET. No 80 West Ihirteenth.sI ....
CALLER DAVID, No. 234 GrAnd .. "1hansonEh
GRRRE BENJAMIN s.. No 10 New Chagbers.I
GROSHoN John Reformed Dutch Church, tlith ave-
HAGADORNR FERDINAND No n haroast
KEEyiN Mrs MARY No so Preshisnt-si. brooAys-
PPaD THOMAS 40. S. Susser-st Jersey Guy, y j.
pnssRIL THOMAS B.. No. 2O7 West Seyeuteenth,st Nv
WFEEs SILAS Friends Meeting House Goisn' Bridge y I.
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CRICKET.
.1,1Anr1pn1A ACT. BOSTON.

PHILADELPHIA ACT. BOSTON.
BOsToN, July 30.-The Philadelphia H., e p,l,er
cricket match with eleven OF tho Boston
club today the result being that the Boston eleven 90
l7s ruIsin the first innings ana the rpI""ol"'"' o.
runs with six wickets down.
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THE PLAINS INDIANS AGAIN.

OMAHA, July 3O.-A large band of the Sion Sion.
and Cheyennes recently made an attack az Ood nEe
%hrosk upon the Pawnee scouts under Lieut. HawIe,
SHi,ns one Pawnee and woundng Lieut. Hawley ee'
erai OF the scouts captured with their arms al
tanfa
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Novs-scoTIA AND THE DOMINION.

CT. JoIIN. N. b., July 30.-Sir John A. Mac
Donald and other Cabinet Ministers arrived THIS m9rnh
and nToceeded 20 Halifax tonight. The Nova Scouan
members hold a caucus tomorrow 10 aeclue Oh sAo
Course IA be pursued concerning the Confederation
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,,nrnr1rr IN Tile MIAMI.

CINCINNATI, July 30.-A rain storm preyalled
this afternoon along the Miami Valley me dnn I
the Marietta road was washed away near MhulSohn;
The trains that went hence this afternoon We.e osou
10 return The damage has not yet been ascerlaiheu
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The new concert hall at Jones's Wood WIZ,
Va ananratod this evening by vocal and instrumental,
Oo"r, and summer night festival The orchestra VIII
be under the direction Of Mr. Carl AI'chuta, u vorv
The crop reports from Arkansas I1nss, are very
encouraging, Late rains have been sana'A@
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there, as here TO overcome The Democrats have
behaved outrageousy about these bills which likely
10 put stop to Of the election frauds OF Con-
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CoUNTERFETTERs ARRESTED IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI July 30.-At Richmond, indiana
today United States detective Qulnan arresfI w. 90, a.
Rogers and James Walker, and his mother au slsIr o
conntSrfeng Press dies and paper SO cent haetlona
currency we're found In their pOssessi0n
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERS ,roro
CINCINNATI, July 3O-Ihe Reno oio'hoiS WIZ
inc arcerated, to-day, in Lexington jan.
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,,n1nn IA A RATTL EsNAKE BITE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3O-ChaIles r.. gsye
keeper saloon VINO So ns ratesnake on
sunday To-day while exhibiting ~ 70 80 soi nie out
Becker put hand into the cage 70 ran 10 drug
Where IN spite Of whisky and other remedies nc ui'u ~
less than an hour. .' L..
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Chief-Justice CHI

ChiefJustic Chase, a Accompanies q, the Metro,
poaS Hotel were Ind su sysa se DIS
visited by personal frieno' sseot party In their
tinguished private citizen CAV" '''''' ''
honor.
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MARRIED.

For Moth Patches Fr and Tan the Face, uAs PsuTs
Moth and Frecke Lotion Sold by Druggists eyeryvhere
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THE CANADIAN INSURANCE Law

OTTAWA, July 3O.-Representatlyes Oh AMER ara
can Insurance Companies arrived here tns 1 ' re
deposited the amount with the neutrality-suspicious. nc
onired bv the Insurance. act Those VINO nave COM
ppI,ed win ms law are 10 DO gazeted on Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-31

YELLOW FEVER IN TENAS ::
Surgeon Gen. Barnes reports yeilo" lcNei j"
IndanOa. Texas
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.... GEN. GRANT on HIS FARM M
ST. LOUIS, July SO.-Gen' Grant arIl'cu mere '
o. - 80 ront ont 70 his farm this afternoon.
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-, I'm n,ITIMORE SUFFERERS.

p.Ir,NoRE. July SO-Up to thus evening tne
the counter Se a o. tnS amounts 70
once In aln hos been distributed by the RELIEF Com
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Republicans OF the IXth Ohio Buck
ands) District yesterday Dominated Gen. VIM II. GlD
son for Congress amid grea enthusiasm The 0eneral
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKET.

HASA July 3OSugr reals for No 10 Dutch standard Br
change NewYo currency short sight 29 per discount Cola
long sight, per cen. discount aud short sight per discount
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
MARYLAND AFFAIRS.

Rov. Mr.. Dashiell, having been appointed
agent to raise fund for the Episcopal diocese
to be formed of the Eastern Shore, is absent
on business connected with that trust. We
learn that Mr.. Dashiell has been very success
ful in obtaining contributions for that purpose,
in this county. The amount fixed by the Con
vention is $40, 900, and about fourth Of it has
been subscribed in Talbot.-St. Michael S
Comet.
Egtton.-A building association has been
organized in Elkton.
Having completed handsome Town Hall,
the citizens are now talking OF erecting a new
Jail and Court House.
Robbing the MaiIs.-Numerous complaints
have been made of the loss of letters, contain
ing money and other valuables, at various of
| fees on the Eastern Shore, and the post-office
authorities notified. We learn from the Som
erset Herald that Mr.. Wagner, post.office de
tective, has succeeded in unearthing one o
the rogues at Jacksonville, Somerset county
The culprit is Geo. w. Ward assistant post
master, about l9 years of age. There is NJ
doubt of his guilt, as the the decoy letters wer
found upon him when arrested. The younj
man is respl ctably connected, resided with hi
mother, and was to be married during the pre-
sent week
Sale of Real Estate Mr.. w. a. Ford, a
Trustees, sold on Tuesday last the !" Hog Is
land farm, near Denton, containing III
acres, to Mr.. A. Conrad, of Wilmington, Del
for $4,150. -. 4.
Daring Hiqhtoay Robbe,y-On Saturda
night last, between II and o'clock, as Mr.. j
= j. Morris. Agent Of the Delaware II. X. Co
and also the Adams Express Company, at Sa
, isbury, was going home from his Office SON
A villain came up behind him and knocked hi
senseless. .a
When he returned to consciousness he foun
that he had been robbed of between 5000 an
$1,000, all except about $50 of his own, belon,
/. ing to the p. w. &. B. K. r. Company an
e the Adams Express Company. .ri 1csf ~.
!, No clue to the thief has been obtained
Commercial
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

;. iUNcoN coNsTIrUuoNALTrY.-T cry "uncon-
stitutionality" by the Democrats is a proven
bal phrase. Every leading measure Of ma
tional policy against which that party has ar
aged itself has been opposed by it on the same
ground -unconstitutionality We find the fol-
lowing enumeration in the North American :.
80 1t was so with the United States Bank the
improvement of rivers and harbors; the pro-
tection OF American industry; the suppression
of rebellion by force !; the abolition of slavery
as war measure; the maintenance of the civil
rights of the freedman; the extirpation ofreb-
eel terrorism at the South suppression of rebel
State governments; abolition Of black codes
establishment of the national banking system
issue of greenbacks, passage Of the legal ten
der act; exclusion of rebels from Congress
securing the right of government in State
to the popular majority, and in fact everything
else done or attempted by any other party
than the one wrongly calling itself Democratic.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

The Connecticut Democratic Convention on
"Wednesday renominated Gov English and all
the present State officers They very careful
ly avoided expressing preference for any Pre-
sidcntial candidate, although one enthusiastic
speaker, on his own hook, ventured to say that
he would vote for English, Seymour, Pendle-
ton Hancock, or Stanbery, and the man he
voted for would be triumphantly elected. The
same gushing prophet says that English will
be reelected Governor by $4,000 majority
80 that matter is settled. The resolutions
may be briefly summarized thus: I--Denounces
Congress; 2-Denounces Congress; 3-De-
nounoes Congress 4-Denounces Congress !;
5-Says they are in favor of paying our debt
according to law; 6--Favors equal taxation
nothing about bondslj 7-Citizens abroad
must be protected; 8-Opposes now and for
ever all shades of colored suffrage; 9-There
should beqno laws to abolish the social (rum)
habits of the peoples; l0-Blesses Andrew
johnson for his vetoes; l1--Invites Conserva.
tives TO the Democratic fold 12-Eulogizes
the administration Of Gov. English. g 49,
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Persons wanting TO buy good comfortable Loun-
ges, should call at McD1welI's Furniture Rooms,
Commerce ST., near the Depot, Smyrna, Del.
OYSTERS for sale, by the Quart or Count, at the
Restaurant of G. w. Standlsh, on Commerce street.
Families supplied.
McDnwelps Furnitur, Rooms is the place TO buy
Cheap Mattresses, near the Depot, Smyrna. Del.
Wh'r can | buy the latest style aud Cheapes
Hat? Up at Primrose's he keeps the largest and
best assortment Of Hats and Caps that l ever saw
Smyrna.
We are glad that Primrose is again into business
He is not extortionate in our prices.
The Furniture Rooms of James Mcdowell, Com
merce ST.. near the Depot, Smyrna, Del is the place
get Centre Tables, Bedsteads and Bureaus, or IN
fact, anything in the Furniture line.
want a nice pair nf Window Shades for nay
parlor. Primrose has some beautiful ones.
Why do SO many ladies wear short dresses7 TIC
show the pretty shoes they get from Primroses.
The place to get Extension tables, at City Prices
is at the Furniture rooms of James Mcdowell, neal
the Depot, Smyrna, Del.
IF you want to find a beautiful assortment o
aides FIrs, go to !. H. Primruse's.
| The best place and only place you find ful
line of Carpets and Oil Cloths, is at Primrose's Hi
Carpets are Cheap. He hes beautiful room fitte'
up over his store TO show them. The thing fc
Smyrna.
Go to Primrose's and buy your Buffalo Robes
| Selghing times is a coming.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
COnsusnpt Om Durable by D..
SChenck's Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION. the system must he
prepared thai the lungs will heal. To accomplish
this the liver and stomach must first be eIeansed aad
an appetite created for good wholesome food which
by these medicines will be dgested prope rly and gsu
healthy blood made; thus building up The constitution
CHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse The s,on,
Sch Of all bilious mucous accumul laiIcns and no
using the Sea Weed Tome in connection the apue,,,.
is restored.
SCHENCK'S PULMoNIc SYRUP is nutr,iou, 9,
we'll medicinal, and, by using the three remeJis.
all impurities are expelled from the system uDd sooL
wholesome blood made, which will repel all Jiseass
IL patents will take these medicines aeco,d;nO r., a,
reclons Consumption very frequently IN no las, .,sv.
yields readily to ITS action. Take lhe pitts feouep,v
to cleanse The liver aaJ stomach u does not follow
'ha' because the bowels not cosive they are no,
required Tor sometimes in dlarrhOsa they are neeessa
v. The stomach must be kept healthy, and an anne
lite created to allow the Pumonc Syrup 10 ac, on the
respiratory organs properly and allay any irritation
lhen all that Is required to perform permanent cure
Is TO prevent taking cold Exercise about the room as
much as possible, eat all the richest ood-fat meat
game and IN fact, anything the appetite Graves; but
DO particular and mastlculate we'll I'd
Myioly 623 Broadway, New York.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
STATE AND LOCALS.

S. & D. B. r. R.-The railroad meeting
in furtherance of the interests of the Smyrna &
Delaware Bay Railroad was held at Kenton
on Saturday afternoon, pursuant to notice,
at Temples hotel JAS Williams, Esq, was
made chairman of the meeting. G. W. Cum
minis, President of the Company, Ayres Stock
ly and d. j. Cummins made short addresses, set
ting forth the advantages of the proposed road
after which the books were opened and about
$500 of stock subscribed.
We learn from President Cummins that the
Directors have entered into a contract to fur
mence the road, and that it will be put under
contract at the earliest practicable period Thi:
is the most encouraging intelligence yet pub
lshed. Another meeting will be held at Leip
sic next Saturday. h.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

THE EAaLE.-The Centreyille (Md.) Obser-
ser, in speaking of large bald eagle recently
killed in Queen Annes county, expresses the
opinion that, owing to its immense size, it was
1.-The much talked of American Eagle which,
disguised with things in Washington, had
sought the Eastern Shore as good place to
furl his wings and die" Our neighbor viii
find that bis 7 fondest hopes are blasted" if
he thinks this symbolic bird has given up the
ghost After having his life aimed at for four
years, by his enemies, without effect. it is not
probable that his life could be taken SO easily
now; besides, hest of the immortal birds
that was not born to die. IF he was we do moi
know more insecure place for him, outside
the rebelious States, than within gunshot Of
some persons in Queen Anne's county.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

e. GRANT AND THE PRESIDENT When Gen.
Grant gave up the War office to Mr.. Stanton
there We're statements made, apparently by
Mr. Johnson's authority, in two New York
newspapers, that there had been breach of
faith on the part of the General The Wash
ington editor of the N. Y Times gives the fol-
lowing article on the subject:
1t has been current here for a week or two
lst that the President had gone so far In his de-
determination not to recognize Secretary Stan
ton that he had actually issued an order to
Gen. Grant forbidlipg him to obey any orders
received from the Secretary of War. This
turns out to be true, and it is also true that
Gen. Grant declined to obey it, whereupon
spicy correspondence ensued, which has lasted
for couple of weeks, and covers not only the
matter named, but also the charges made by
the President against Gen. Grant of duplicity
10 his action on the War Office question. The
truth cf all this is undoubtedly contained in
this correspondence, which is in official form
and should see the light, which it undoubtedly
will at an early day.
Gen. Dodge, of Iowa, through Mr. Hubbard,
of West Virginia, ,tO-dly Monday offered a re-
solution in the House, which was agreed to,
directing the Secretary of War to communi-
cate copies of all correspondence between him
and the President in relation to his limitation
OF powers as Secretary of War, and also all
correspondence with Gen. Grant upon the
same subject This will probably bring out
the facts above alluded to, sI..
Since the above was in type the correspond.
ence between Grant and the President has
been published. Grant would not defy the law
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

The REsTAURANT-Mr. G. W. Standish
has one of the best restaurants in this State
decidedly the best ever keptin Smyrna. Every
thing is neat and tidy, and things are served
in the best manner and by competent men.
Besides, Standish is clever fellow, and we
believe could keep hotel" We know he
can keep restaurant. His bar is furnished
with every thing in the beverage line, and it
gotten up. His oysters, pies, sardines, pigs
feet, etc., are served in splendid style. His
oysters are the best the city market can sup
ply, and he has on hand a large lot, to furnish
families, by the bushel, quart or count.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

RATE OF INTEREST. sT.-Some of our citizens
are talking Of the propriety of advancing the
rate of interest one or two per cent. over the
present rate, thereby hoping to obtain money
more easily. A bill has been introduced into
the Pennsylvania Legislature to increase he
rate to seven per cent. The argument is that
while New York is giving eight per cent. inter
est capital from Pennsylvania is being invested
there instead of at home, and, consequently,
the money market is always tight and bust
ness depressed,
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

= TIE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.-The Demo |
Gratis seem to be entirely at sea with regard to
their Presidential candidate. While the Re.
publicans, with great unanimity, are settling
upon Grant, the Democrats are undecided, and
they name numerous persons for the positio".
1t is understood that within week or two there
will be gathering Of leading men of the party
In New York, from all parts of the country.
for mutual consultation with reference to the
matter. 1t is to be held with the especial
view Of eliciting the opinion of representative
men from different sections as to the ayaila
biiity OF certain persons whose names are be-
ginning to be mentioned as candidates for both
the Presidency and the Vice Presidency. Mr..
Pendleton-is the most talked of, but others
are being put forward daily. Judge jeremiah
Black, of Pennsylvania, Reverdy johnson. of
Maryland, Mayor Hoffman, of New York, with
General Hancock, the President, and various
others are named from different quarters. -
Pendeton has heretofore been the most popu-
lar, but there seems to be combination against
him in the West by the Vallandigham wing Of
the party. Pendleton's S friends opposed Val. for
VI. ). Senator from Ohio, and elected Judge
Thurman to the position, whereby " envyings
and jealousies have sprung up between them
Val. accuses the Pendetonites of causing the
defeat of the Democratic candidate for Con
gress in the 9Th district of Ohio, week before
last, The man defeated at that election wa,
COL Burns, who refused to vote for Vallan
digham for Governor in '63. He was a wa,
man, served in the army, and was nominated
asa conservative Democrat to secure Republi
can. votes. But Yal,ls friends :" marked him
yal. says it was ''policy'' measure, by whicI
the Democrats have lost the State, and give,
1T to the Republicans next fall by from ten T.
twenty, thousand majority. His friends ar
anow making move to head off Pendleton i
Che Presidential contest by starting Senate
Hendricks, Of Indiana, as a candidate. Their
Us also talk OF starting Commodore Vanderbilt
ofNew York also to head off Pendleton. In th
imean time the Presidents friends are talkin
ofa Peoples Convention, to urge his cas-
lfnrwa-d. Have they abandoned all hone J
the Democratic nomination? Hancock il sti
spoken OF, but his star. is on the waue. som,
what, and Judge Black Is beginning to shin
-optrather brilliantly. There seems to be such
wide rangethat it is difficult to tell what Ii
prospects for each candidate xre.aea 4sa ii q
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

SOMETHING NEw.-We were presented the
other day, by Messrs. Phillips & FAIRIES, with
box of Richardson s Combined Paper Collars
and Bosoms. This is a neat arrangement for
eounterfeting shirts las far as it goes) and hid
ing dirty fronts. A butterfly" studs, and all
the paraphernalia of shirt, go with the box,
SO that fellow can be dressed to death" in
his nights shirt-so far as appearances and linen
"go to make the man." 1t is really nice
affair. Messrs. 2. & f. have the exclusive
right for Smyrna. They are worth $Ia$1. so
per box of ten, according to style. Call and
see them.