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Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

CONVENTION OF CONSERVATIVE SOLDIERS
AND SAILORS OF New CASTLE CoUNTY.-"A
large and enthusiastic" Convention of the Con
servative soldiers of New Castle county assem-.
bled in the hall of the Democratic Association
in Wilmington, on Saturday evening last, fol
the purpose Of selecting delegates to represent
them in the National Convention Of Soldiers
and Sailors, to assemble in New York on the
fourth day of July next
The Convention was called to order by Capt.
JOS. VI. Barr, and on motion Capt. JOS. n.
Richards was elected President and Capt. j.
Parke Po,tles, Secretary.
The gentlemen above named, with number
of others were elected delegates. This must
have been an immense meeting!
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

KENT RAIL ROAD.-At a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Kent County Rail
Road, held at ChestertOwn, on Tuesday, the
23d inst, resolution, laid over at previous
meeting, authorizing the construction of the
road from Massey to Townsend, was rejected
by vote of 5 to 6. A resolution was then
passed unanimously to appoint committee of
three to wait upon the Queen Anne's County
Rail Road Company, and consult with them
on the probable prospect Ofcontinung the road
from Massey to MidlletOwn. The committee
consist Of Messrs T. W. Eliason Abel j. Rees,
and Thomas f. ShalcrOss
y resolution was subsequently offered, and
adopted by vote of 10 to |, that Il. w. Ella
son, William Janvicr, Thomas f. Shallcross,
and Samuel w. Spencer, be committee to
contract with Messrs. Sears, BackuS and San
ford, to construct Railroad from Nddletown
to Massey Cross Roads upon the best terms
that can be made, this contract not to in
validate or in any way obstruct former con-
tract from Alassey's to Chestertown, and to be-
gin at Middletown and ChestertOwn, and CON
tlnuc till finished, the portion of the road be-
low Chestertown not to be commenced till the
above contract is completed. The board adj
journed to meet again on the Sd of July.-.Nid.
dlet0,cn Transcript
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

SToRMs.-On Tuesday of last week, during
a thunder storm, the lightning struck the stable
of VIM. p. Smithers, Esq, living about foul
miles west of town, and tore the weatherboard
ing off the gable. Five horses were in the
stable at the time but were not injured. They
were deafencd, but recovered their hearing by
the next day.
On Saturday hard thunder storm passed
over this town, accompanied with hail, which
came thick and fast for short time, but die
little damage. The storm did not reach over {
mile or two in any direction.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

THE F0URTH.-There will be no public re-
cOgnitOn of the Nations Birthday in this
town on Saturday, and but few places in the
State will celebrate the annual return with
bon-fres and illuminations" A grand tenn
perance pic mic will be held at Milford, and a
celebration will take place at Georgetown and
Lincoln. These arc the only places in the State
that will have any public demonstrations, so
far as we are informed In former years Smyr-
ma enjoyed quite a reputation fer getting up
Fourth of July celebrations, but during the
war, when the Union men attached more than
usual importance to the day, and the rebel
sympathizers looked upon it merely as a relic
of the late Union, such political asperitcs were
engendcrcd that celebration in anything like
the old style was not thought Of While one
party was sympathzing with portion of their
fellow-citizens who had rebelled against the
constituted authorities and engaged in a civil
war to divide the nation they could not join
with their neighbOrs who celebrated the day not
only periodically, but prayerfully, that while
they were honoring the nations birth they
would not be compelled to mourn its overthrow.
Although these asperities have passed away
to a considerable extent, still there is no dispO
sition to enter into a general celebration.
When all parties feel that they have common
lot in this matter, and that they are enjoying =
common inheritance, bequeathed to us by oul
fore-fathers, and preserved intact by their de
scendents, we can get up celebrations as of old
free from all partisan bias. Until such is thu
case we had better have pic MICS and temper
ance meetings on each recurance of our nata
day.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

LAND SALEs.-The following sales have
taken place near Milford .-.
The Summons Farm about one mile
Sogthwcs,;; 81 Milford, containing so acres, sold
e 'lr. Hart Of Pennington, N. j., for the sum
of 800.
The Smith Farm" about three miles
Northeast Of Milford, sold to Mr. Horton, of
West Chester Co., n. Y. This farm contains
90 acres, and was sold at $45 per acre.
The farm of Mr.. George Rice, situated near
Wilson's Mills, about four miles from Milford
containing l36 acres, sold to gentleman from
Schenectady, n. Y, for $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

MAIL MATrERs-A new route has been
formed, No. 2SO3 and contract ordered with
the Md. & Del Railroad company for ser
vices from Clayton, by Kenton Tempeville
Melville, GreensborOugh and IIillsborough tc
Easton, forty miles and back. Service to bt
performed by railroad and by schedule satisfac
tory to the Department, as far as road is com
pieted, six times a week and back, or more
frequently if required and cars run, and from
the terminus of the railroad to Easton, with
certainty, celebrity and security" at the rate
OF 81 ,0OO per annum for the contract, term be
glning July |, 1863 with the provisO that wher
the railroad is completed to Easton the rate Of
pay is to be readiuSted on same basis as otheI
railroads, viz Weight of mails carried anC
facilities furnished for transportation
The mail from Clayton to toChestertOwn, here
totore carried by Enoch Spruarce, goes into
the hands Of the new contractors to day.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01
PREMATURE DECAY.

thousands annually into premature graves hccaue +bnv
n'Sl'ct m preserve that ncSmahlp hltSs
sufferers from Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia arj
SIhlar an"ut>, your disease will taxi. n,yitaI
% th your DAYS on earth perhaps suddenly. unless vou tak.
h means 10 prevent It. But beware methods and ,.
Oily Oily HtEE protection against Tia" diseases, As
WI "> ne "hN ahSnutc remedy Tor them. Fnry yourselves
at one" y course of MshlrrS Herb BIttrrs ana thus ~
your cons tuition and pv>qup nvulnrrahl to the attacks ,r
p'u' 'ISi'S ana the ordinary complaints which prevail
every mcty The most dlStngui>he, ply >iciaus of m.
r'Ni " ~' II IN their practice, and positively l,car, that
In" Whole science nf medicine possesses no remedy f i br
4S tor diseases arising Disoricrc stomach
Ir hriu"YS ln"StineS, DC, MI>hlprS
N AL druggists and Dealers DIR. b. Hartman Co. Prnra'
tors, Ltrca>t'y. Pa. - ~ = ~ ,ile
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

DISSATISFACTION to the Viii
mington papers there is considerable dissatis-
faction in New Castle county among the Dem
ocrats, growing out of the nomination election
for Sheriff. the Armstrong men contending that
Richardson, the successful candidate was un-
fairly nominated. The vote given explains the
cause of grievance In the hundreds, Arm
strong received 925, Richardson 400 Maiori-
ty for Armstrong 500. In the city, Richard
son l26, Armstrong 4l5 Majority for Richard
son I'll. Richardson received l9l majority,
but the Armstrong men claim that many of
the votes Tor him in the city were cast by boys
and young men who were not entitled to yota
that majority Of the legal voters Of the
Democracy Of the count; were in favor of their
candla2tc candlac. In addition to the minors voting
for Richardson, the Commercjdl says that Ned
I4eary, a negro character in Wilmington, also
cast ballot for him. 1t is not denied by the
Democrats that Ned worked hard for Richard
son all day, and was quite conspicuous at the
election. We do not suppose anything will
come of the matter except Ned's notoriety as a
Democrat.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

ARREsTED-A sport calling himself Kendell
Batson Clendaniel hailing from Millsboro Del.
who has worked in Milford for the last year OF
so, and now has three wives living and married
young girl in this place, left here about three
months ago and went to Georgetown and was to
have been married to young girl of that place
on Tuesday evening next He was arrested
in that place, on Tuesday last, and lodged in
Georgetown Jail, on the charge of stealing to-
bacco and segars from p. G. Jones of the Brick
Hotel.-lMilford paper.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

New WATERING Place.. w. Spruance,
Esq, who last winter purchased the Pearson 4
Cove tract, on Bombay Hook, of Jas. L. Bew-
ley, Esq, is now putting upa number of tents,
camp meeting STYLE along the river, for the
accommodation of pleasure parties. The beach
is said to be we'll adapted for bathing purposes,
and the grounds well situated for watering
place, high nicely shaded and close to the
river. Mr.. S. is erecting dining room 52x2O,
ball room 52x30 and fifteen or twenty tents
for the accommodation Of families
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01
SPECIAL NOTICES,
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED
&. III. NEEDLES,

al his Office, corner of TWELFTH and RACE
Phlladel ph!a.
Professional experience in the adjustment o
chanlcal Remedies and Supports Tor l6 yrar
gwen hIm extensive opportunities tor pracllce 10
important hut neglected branch. To all atilIcleaY
HERNIA or RUPTURE, he can guarantee The
ccsslnl application OF Trusses, specially aGapt
each case and It's conditions, often periacung "a.
cure.
Ladies requiring Trusses, Braces, Supporters. {
tic Belts Bandases, Syunges, Pessarles. &C.
hnd Department adjoining his oiiire, conduc,t.
competent and intelligent FEMALES
Ry BannIugs. Braces, Fuchs Supporters. F.
lndestruclable Trnsses, Elastic Stockings, Sto.
Braces, Spinal Instruments, Clutches, &c &C.
Feb. 2G ION.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01
MARRIAGES.

'hl "a lltOFF-MANNON.-At Smyrna Del, June glth, i
.lle hev' s. L. Gracey. Mr.. John Slyhof and Miss E
Mannon.
illONlfSON-BOHLES.-At the same time and place
same MIR. Jeiiery Thompson ami Mrs. Mary Ann Bo'
of Kent County Delaware.
TOWNsEND-BURGESS.-- the goth inst. in The
Church, Smyrna, Del. by the same Mr. Geo. G. Tr'
and Miss Sarah F. Burgess, both of Queen AIMS count
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01
A NEW REMEDY IN CoNsUMprI0y

A NEW REMEDY IN CONSUMPTION-As
slcIah VINO had Consumption tor several years .
frequent bleedings Of the lungs. cured himself
medicine unknown 10 the profpssion. whe,
case appeared hopeless. tie is the only ph,>.
VINO has used II IN his own person or ho ha.
knowledge of It's virtues; and he can aScrlhe he
gree OF health he now enjoys 10 ro;hIng hul ne
OF ms medicine; and nothing but uller de>pa'
eaiire exlncllOn of all hope of recovery, iog-
with want of confidence IN all Others u,lpceg
TO haZ ird the experiment. 70 those suffering
any disease of The Lungs he proffers treatmf.
confidently believes viii eradicate the dlsisu
Medicine sent by express. Send for cIrcularr
on DR f. BOYLsToN JACK<oS
may6- 68-ly No $50 North ION ST. Pima
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.

WE respectfully call the attention of our readers
TO the celebrated F" w WIlmlnglon City Soap" which
IS giving general satisfaction all over the county,
One pound will go far az two pounds of most
other soaps IN the market The people should lry
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. 30 a d Orange sts.. Wilminnlnn nL
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

A BIG POTATO PATCH.-Mr. Cow. on the
Gen. Van Worst farm, near Milford hassixteen
and half acres of nicely growing round pota
toes. 1t required one hundred and sixty five
bushels Of seed potatoes to plant the patch.
and from present appearances the yield will be
about two thousand bushels. Our Mutual
Friend
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01
GOAL OIL! GOAL o.

The safest, best and cheapest oil. for illumir
purposes in the market. We guarantee # 10
that is represented. and at less cost 10 dealer.
can be purchased in this, or the Phiadephla
ket. Give us a call.
THOMPSON & &C.
Wholesale and retail dealers in Coal Oil. Lard
male and Lubricating Oils, s. w. cor. SEC
ana MARkET Sts., Wilmington, Del. Tap9.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

A TRIAL OF SELF-RAKE REApERs took
place on Daniel g. Cowgill's farm, adjoining
Dover, on Thursday morning. The competing
machines were the " Buckeye with John
sons Patent sclf-rake attachment and John.
sons Patent Self fRaking Reaper, a new, we'll
built and cheap machine, which took the
i" Sweepstakes" prize at the State trial al
if any, difference was to be noticed in the drai
or work of the machines.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

Coop STRAWBERRY YIED.-We are in
formed that Mr.. JOS C. Griffith & Co., Of
this town, after deducting all expenses for
crates, boxes, picking, shipping, &C., have re-
allied from One-fourth acre of ground GAG
boxes or quarts Strawberries, leaving net pro-
fit of Sl0202. The berries were mostly dispos-
ed of here in town.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

THE DEMOCRATIC Cow ENTIoN-The Dem
ocratic National Convention, which convenes
on Saturday, is the great centre of public in
terest. The impression seems to prevail that
the Chase men will put forward the Chief JUS
tice at the start, to kill of the Pendeton move
ment, when the Convention will nominate some
such man as Hendricks A war man will not
stand chance it is thought.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

IMMENSE FRArDs AT WASuryGq,(-
Joh"son's OBiciniS .N,LiDg q G,rI -.
WASnINGToN, June 29.-rhe Ilon.. r." +
tee on frauds in the pay Dcp3r,mn,, Ar :
course OF their investigation, hi-n 4, !" :.
some startling frauds in the nqy,er., +.
ties in the Second Auditor ot,n..r.;
cate clerks in that office and in tL.,r
Adjutant General principally. il, ,l.,
OF colored soldiers, Hy tie ho.sn,.. l.,n,
ed soldiers who We're SLAVES w.r..
hundred dollars bounty. and r.. H.,
three hundred dollars, and IN :.t.,.....'.
accounts, the latter amount wa> ,.,lI /.
large number Of casuS, rh,yr ,,,..,,...,
dollars was duo, the difference.
j between the clerks and a certain .:......
agents
Upon the facts being mad. n.-...
tary MrCulloch, he t. ,laI ISSUE,
suSpending payment, II h,7nnl., T..
men, and all the rlp'r- ana r.-.r'. .r,
ses were placed in room Of H.. y ~.
and the key was turned over 10 rl,.. 6.
of the Investigating Commi.f"c >....
SchOiield took >imllar action ~ a..
Committee will now proc..od TIA ,,..
nation OF all the papers in each b.....
relating to the subject. Twu Inaa.,..,..
OF claim agents in this city ar larl. +. =.
ted in the frauds.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

Families wishing to be supplied with Bread
from the wagon during the warm weather.
will! please leave instructions at my Store, on
Commerce street. Settlement once a week.
Henry Rnarne
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. u. s. GRANT.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX.

The New York TnJnne gives the following
list of opponents to Gen. Grant: Wendell
Phillips, Parker Pill>bury, G. L. Valandig-
ham, f. Cady Stanton, Brick Pomcroy, Susan
Il. Anthony, Fernando Wood. 1t thinks that
with such a combination against him he must
be about right.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

TRIAL OF REAPERs.-A trial Of wheat reap-
ers took place Yesterday, on the farm of Edw
Beck, Esq, near town, the contesting machines
being the Wood, the Buckeye and the John
son. A large crowd witnessed the trial, some
awarding preference to the Wood and some to
the BuckeYe. The johnson was Withdrawn.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

PFC Nc FOR THE 4TH.-Mrs. Jenkins is
making extensive preparations for visitors on
the Fourth, having Just received lot of Fruits
and Confectionery, for the OCCASION fresh from
the city this week. Ice Creams, of all flavors,
Water-lces, Lemonade, Fine Cake. &c, go.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

LAND SALE.-Eli Salisbury, ESQ.,, Trustee
sold at public sale, at the County Buildinp
door, last week, the farm of the late N. d,
Wilds, situated one mile from Dover, for $2I. :.
6GO.7l. The tract contains 2l4 acres, IA per
ches;, price per acre, $l0l. Thos H. Denney
was the purchaser.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

A ACONTRADICToN.-The Democrats are con-
tradicting their own professions They have
been insisting on the admission of the repre-
scntatives from the Southern States, vet on
Thursday of last week, when the Senators and
Representative from Alabama were admitted
to seats in Congress every Democratic member
Joined in protest against the admission.
Again, they have been clamoring for "uni-
versal amnesty in the South-of releasing all
from the pains and penalties of rebellion, vet
when Congress passed law the other day re-
storing 300 citizens of the South to their
tights because the Republicans struck out two
names which they wanted in, they voted against
all the rest 1t was by similar maneuvres
that they brought universal negro suffrage up
on the Southern States.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

Mr.. VIM. c. Parker, of St. Georges Hun
dred, has growing upon his premises, Pecan
Tree, the nut from which it grew having been
brought from Louisiana, in 1919, by Dr. Nau-
daln, formerly U. 5. Senator from Delaware.
The tree is six feet inches in circumference.
and quite vigorous, yielding nuts in abundance.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01
THE, MARKETS

Wheat, red, new 50 90 Beans. per bus
r., "hle 25o Potatoes, new, ,.....
Flour, per bbl., from Side Meat. ne, Ii
wagon. Sl4 so Lard. .
Corn, (white) new, LOO Hams. ............
Vellow) -. LOS Cotton Rags Sc ?
meai''...... l.20 Sweet Potatoes ....
hye. .'.......... I.7O Butter. ......,....
Oa's' ''''''.'..'... 20 Eggs, per doz......
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For,
W Wheat 50 S0M2.9O: White Wheat s.
8. 10 Rye is selling at $I.70(aI.72 ~
elbow Corn, $l.2j<dl.26. Oats Is
Cotton 2I(a2Oc per ID.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

Both branches of the Lcgi>latpieocI
ana organized on Monday. lhcpr-,il H.,
Ger of the Senate, Lieut.. Gov. Dunn ~.
would not comply with Gen. Grau,'> ....
ton that the oath to support the C,n,,i,r..
should he the only one submitted t,,E.>-
tors. He would require them 70 take H..
oath. The Republicans took It'll. H.,
Gratis refused, and retired. \ similar ~.
was made by the presiding officer Of Nh. H~
and here, too, the Democrats refused ,nj.
tired from the Hall. The action Of len 6.
In ordering the newly-elccted officers n l..
stalled at once, thus Overruling The der,,.ia,
Gen. Buchanan that they should not A..
upon their duties until after the Prr>iJDr.
election in November, completes the prcJ
narles for the progress of recon>truc,;onDr
State, and it will undoubtedly soon lp>um.
place in the Union. The Constitutional Anr.
ment will probably at once be ratified. and
obstacle will then rema to the imm.I
admission of Representatives from LouisjaD.
the National Congress.
2S0,0O0 quarts of strawberries were shin.
from Nineland, y. j., last week.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

LEAVING IT TO TIE STATES Some of the
more moderate. of the Democratic papers, that
are inclined to ''accept the inevitable when the
inevitable comes" are urging that the policy
of the party on the suffrage question should
be this-that the States alone are competent
to regulate suffrage within their lir.its; that
Congress has no Jurisdiction in the natter
Such policy is suggested by few Of the or
gans of Judge Chase. But what effect will
that have on the Southern States? Congress
has passed a law establishing universal suffrage
in said States and they are coming back into
the fold unler that law. Says the y. Y.
Times: Evid 1ntly the laws must be repealed
by both Houses Of Congress- but the Senate
will remain Republican for four years to come.
no matter what may be the result ofnext Fall ;
election. Beside, all the States will be in the
Union Under the Reconstruction laws: if those
laws are repealed, what becomes ofthe State, ?
Are they to be thrust ont of the Union again.
in order to be brought in some better way? 1t
strikes us that they had better come in at once
by the only door that Is open.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

90 a,5Vs converted into 5.2Os, at government rotes
5'2V*' 2O's, l85l's and lO.4O's bought and sold
AT the present high prices holders can realize a
Tanosope " Proht by selling out and reinvesting r
Union Pacific and Central Railroad Ronds tLor.L,
gaining as good security, at much lowe, ro,e
Sohn McLsar Il Son, Bankers, 6O7 Market st.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

:, TIE receipts of the Methodist festival at
Milford were from four to five hundred dollars
a gold'h4aded cane was awarded to Mr. John
Causey, IA fruit basket to Miss Lizzie Ready,
and large silver pitcher to the Good Templar' 5
Lodge Miss Lizzie Collins daughter of Hem
derson Collins, Jr., also received napkin ring,
as being the prettiest De,0 DrOp"
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

DICKTNsON College held its annual com
mencement last week. The class of '6S held
their class day exercises on Tuesday, the 23l
inst, which We're as follows: Grafton. W. p.
Davis, Milford, Del. Poem, II. j. Beatty,
Harrisburg, Pa. History, A. d. B. Smcad,
Carlisle, Pa ; Prophecy, |. G. West Jr, Frank
ford; Del; Mr. Davis acquitted himself beau
tifully
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

WORK ON THE MARYLAND AND DELAWARE
RAILRoAD.-On Monday the workmen ON this
railroad commenced to lay the rails from Ridge
ly down. N''Ne'
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

~ DEAFNESS, Blindness and CATARRH
ed win the utmost success, by }. IsAACs. NJ b
Proiessnr OF Diseases Oi the Eye and Ear IN The
cal College OF Pennsylvania ~ wears expe,.
Inrmery Of LeydOn, Holland No SI5 Ar;h \.
fhiIa Testimonials can he seen al his office
medical faculty are invited TO accompany the
henis' as he has no secrets IN his prarlIre Ar
eyes inserted without pain. No charge Tor e1i-
ton 49,
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

Ihe tobacco manufactures of Richmond Va
: nave sent committee to Washington to urge
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday afternoon hv
JosEPH H. H"FFECKER Editor and Proprietor At Smvrua
Delaware. ~
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ADVERTISEMENTS will inserted at the rate of Savor n+
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nual ami yearly advertisers
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK. &c..
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Quotations, June ., 1868, at O'Clock:
Gold,
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=" R. R. lst mortgage. bonds,
ExtcnsioA bonds,
Stock.
Phila., Viii. & Bait. Railroad Stock,
Wilmington City Loan,
Smyrna times., 1868-07-01

1000 quarts of strawberries were shin.
from Eineland, y. j., last week.
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