Smyrna times., 1868-05-06

sighted which pecuary gives the preston of the eve
which else upon earth has His bald head very whit
the brown hair still thick strong above the
and around the base of the brain His hand small white an,
neatly shaped and looks well he extends IL with tho %
outward avorite gesture in public speaking He not An
ent speaker but is forcible lie hesitates for words m
sputtCrs at them, but generally finds word that o .. a.
point.
instructed their President W. E. Dodge Esq 70 motif M
President OF the State Senate that the appropriation of s
which has been inserted in the Annual Supply bill has bea
made without their appreciation knowledge Henca ,lo,
ask that the item be stricken out. This is ror ro
seldenai The Y MIC A. are opposed in principle 70 all suc
ppopatOnSon the ground that they rary to the pr
o Tree institutions and opposed to the voluntary
system to which, they say their organization ooks for sum
port" P
The Democratic Legislature of Ohio have resolved 70
IN session until the impeachment trial ended in order that
'y may MI Tue vacancy occasioned by Mr. Wales pronoto
The Columbus Journal states positively that Hub -.
neoer oi the House, from Muskngum county will m chose,
Senator ~ " en
'ohathn Thorne of New York is supposed to be about M
'aeSt quaker IN the United States mad. his money
IN Tue leather business in that haunt Of his trade b. svo
ana Fed or did recently, In the old arsocratic o,arr &
was Sl1j,sl8. ~ last year
Fred Douglas denies the truth of report that he
remove from Rochester. n. Y, TO New Jersey
The Democrats of Philadelphia have placed
at al the head OF their delegation to the National
Convention Alderman VIM. McMullen, This
IS very worthy selection. Mr.. McNiullen has
Deen distinguished in public life He was the
TeIeree re IN the celebrated prize-fghl between
CoIlyer and Barney Aaron, at Acquia Creek
ana we have recollection that he promised
on thIt occasion; to mash the head of anybody
VINO should put his name in the papers.
The Georgia papers give credit to the mill
tary authorities throughout the State for tbe
perfect tirmness and impartialitv of their con.
duct during the recent election Beyond their
eiiort TO preserve the peace and secure freedom
OF voting TO citizens OF every color, thev took
no part in affairs
Frederick Douglas has been elected to deliv.
er the next annual address before the students |
oil the Indiana State University. Bishop Simn- |
son. OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, was
elected as the orator, and Fred Douglass was |
elected alternate, and as Bishop Simpson will |
DC unable to attend the commencement eyer |
c!SeS OF the University, the address is to be
given by the colored orator.
The lretrai Christian .1drocatc, the organ
OF OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, states that
"hlle IN 1862 there We're but thirty two minis,
IerS ana I'll members Of that Church in Mis-.
Sourl, there are now about two hundred minis
'GFS ana 5000 members, Icing an increase Of
about 1000 year 0'''' u
The -Nfhodia is one of the orcaps of +ho
Episcopal Church, devoted csnen; m'
any to the advocacy of lay representation, In
It's issue Tor last Saturday it gives some ;ntor
sung ana valuable statistics in reference to the
!, h4rch 1t Is edited with ability bv Rev 6
Crooks, D. d., assisted by an able corns Of
contributors. 0'' p' u
LIE NEW COINAGE.-The new five cent
olnS from the mint in Philadelphia are the ,
NE oI the present plece the three cent and a
'"c cent pieces are somewhat smaller Tho G
'eVlceS on all OF them are alike-one side tho \
leau ! OF ;he Goddess Of Liberty, surrounded hv o
ne ne words IT nited States of American" ON tbe
tneT slde are the Roman numerals /. III
y duel was fought near Baltimore. Monday /
etween Count de Lottum, of the Prnss;sn
-eg'tion at Washin gtOn, and General 4 GoI I
iun Lawrence, OF Rhode Island. Neither was :
,L Ir'' anda satisfactory explanation" followed RI
ne, nc aIalr grew out OF remark of tho d
'eneral. ''N'" " 'he
In MASSACHUSETTS,, where sales ofliouor have :
been totally prohibited. the new I
GenSe ecu, law goes into effect on May 23d So tIat G
IN tllaI uate the open and legal sale of iouor p'
lancaster, Pa, held its municinal oloo.;o "
81 rlday The Democrats elected tbe Waron Sc
90 T, majority, loss of over 100 since i.St ~ ~
u ,ap' Inc Republicans gain one Select and W
nc nc Lmoh GLomHlllioh Councllmen, making a tie on fiji
Zen. Canby has issued an order announo;nr pr
,hI;sI - lGsIlt OF the election in South Carolina
y ugilSneu eIewhere) and directing that labor. A
geu I0r voting against the wishes of w
m int ! !
the levy OF an additional poor tax. ''"'i i''' p
Unofficial returns of the Louisiana eloct;on M
ow % majority in all the parishes for the Con TO
cuClSn M OF 1883. 1t is claimed that tbe ia
SSe Senate VIII stand % Republicans TO IA Sc 3
and the House 60 Republicans to a. X X
~ tGG from 100 counties in GEORGIA sbow of
CT r ,ooU nm majority for Bullock, Rep, for Go. !
q Stoto HS nepubhcans claim a majority of The
'ctaJ ~ .t toeHste' G' Two negroes have been Au
'.'eU " 'ne senate and eleven to the House. Str
A A t@9rnadGswept over the town ofShappbae his his
q al IIalesourg, H., on Thursday, unroofinS cor
0 churches and demolishing Id Souses Eo..ss par
rsons were killed and forty Others ;n;nroJ roJr ch,
any OF them perhaps mortaly '"' RI
IL Is oellved that Governor Welles will receive
nomination OF the Republican State o. at
ntlon OF Virginia for next Governor Hon Gon- PHI
'uCt' however, opposes Welles chs
The Republican Convention of Tor;.;o Civ
nominated Presidential electors and JnIl In! In
ates to the Chicago Convention. Several ~ ees
nominees are oolored. 0i"i VI eaC
zen; s - cSchofeld has appointed Geo. Caboon cur
place of Mayo, removed. 1''Oiinonu' find
The National MoJ:oI coI
sion in Washington yesterday boggt hHS itS Ind
Gigates were present. DR.. s. D. Gross roy ~ Bra
lladelphla' delivered the annual address Vi F
;. NJ. CuIlom has been renominated for Con svI,
rs - Loy the Republican Convention Of o tbo 8ys
yhth district of Illinois. "''0n u the VIII
har H. Porter formerly of New York Of OFT
@ Disrict %maIed Connto to Congess by the RepubIi er
DIsuic6 convention at Rionmond W ing
William, ID A., d. to Il
ned al q so77 Ast9rs ss1 income for 1867 is re- sO
100000. - salo De worth D
ter,