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Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
NEW JEWELRY STORE " SNYRIl!

Having taken aud neatly reftted tie old stand Of
the late Rev. P. Ml1sfeld, opposite the Bank OF
Smyrna. are opening, and will keep con.
stanty on hand, fine stock of
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

IhE DELAWARE MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY
NO. COZ MARKET STREET,
EYILHINGTON
Guaranty Capital 100000.
THIS company is now Iny organized and prepareJ
10 eI'eel insurance on lives on all The approvcd Dlans
ahu al lhe lowest rates, which the experience of tae
pes, existing companies have regarded as consistent
with entire safety.
Tue fc are no members the company exrept nolicy
n""er AID all lhe insured, except holders of non
pallHg policies, are members on an enuaI o,,t
ing "h all others, aud entitled TO partlClpaie in ol
net profits 80 ="
Al Policies Nom 70, ,fcitqJle.
Inllccs assured as follows, viz:
LJe Policies-Prcmlums CONTINUING for LIFE.
LJe Pohcies-Premlum continuing for ten voars
E"dot7m'nt PoIicies-P"licy payable to the as
Suted on arriving at certain age.
Term Poicies-Prcmiums payable at one. two.
three, five seven years.
AH pole'es n1rtlcl lpating in profits and dividends,
except Tenn Policies
.r,,oe ,,.,,. JOHN F. McLEAR, President.
IHOS. D. WEBB, Vice President.
B. NlELDS. ArLuary
GEO w. STONE, Gen'I Supt.
aug lily. NJ NJ CHILD, Secretary
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
d Y ID Z G : s

New Castle Trains.-Leave Newcastle for viii.
ml!glon and Philadelphia at 80 A. NJ. Leave
Phliadelphia, Z W Nj. and Wilmington 30 +, Nj.
for New Castle.
Smyrna Branch Frains-AddiIional to those above
leave smyrna for Clayton Zoo noun ami STOP Nj
Leave Clayton for Smyrna $40 and IL 20 A. NJ
10 make connection with trains 10 and from Dover
and Stations South.
Ifatns ieavlng Crisfeld 45 A NJ. and Wilmington
going South al O5 P NJ will run IN close rounecI,on
with SleambOais to Norfolk and Portsmouth. aSd Ex
press Trains 10 and from Baltimore Philadeph,a and
New York They will stop on the Delaw are Il Road
Line only al principal stations al which their time is
slated VI EXCEPT that Steamboat Tram SOUTH
Will let OH Passengers FROM BALTIMORE al auv sIa
llon to whIeh they hold tickets
passengers from Delaware r. r Line, 10 Baltimore
and from eESaItmOre To Delaware Railroad chance
cars al N T. junction IN morning, at Wilmington IN
afternoon and night, unless trains are delayed
L. q. SEWALL Jr.,
ueClo Superintendent Del K r.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
CLOTHEV WRINGEB

lhe most convenient, most durable and therefore
The cheapest Wrngcr ever made; has taken more
hr~t premiums, at State aud general fairs, and is
used ny mole people than all other Wringer.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
Go TO Primrose's for Rag Carpet.
Insure Your Homes & Property
IN THE
KENT COUNTY
Mutual Insurance Company,
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

This Company continues to Insure property on rea
sOnable TERMS aud for several years past has paid It's
Policy Holders an annual dividend of aud 10 per
cent The dividends are paid on the LIST day Of Jan
uary, allowed in the payment of The annual pre.
mlums JIe on that day.
Ii is The boundeA duty of every man. not only to his
family but his creditors 10 keep his property insured
and man has any to complain Of his ne gh-
bOrs and friends, II they should refuse To cunirb1Ie
towards the loss OF his property beng bound iur the
SIMPLE reason That Insurance Is cheap and agents q.
the company reside III almost every town throughout
the Stale, and for trfIug cost be made secure
from loss OF his property by fire. If maj VIII not
use the precaulon 10 secure his properly against loss
bV fire, IG II nsurabe he has 10 rIa hi TO call up
his nelghbOrs 10 assist him.
The Kent County Mutual has a Capital of 5000 .
0OO and pays promptly It's losses.
Parties GesITOus of InsurIng in this COMPANY will
call upon the following agents.
AGENTS
w. e. Robinson, Aud'w Wrieht FELTON,
Delaware City Geo NJ DAVIS Brdgeville
Jesse 5. huntington, Smy rna james Ponder, Milton,
q. b. Dickson, I D.o Paul 4. Davis, LeNes
Jas. Cowgirl, ! O''''' Jr. A. Mauck Laurel,
Alex jackson, Camden, - - Georgetown,
II. Cowgirl. Willow Grove, Wesley Stack,
J. Y. Foulk, Milford, Greensboro, Md.
ELIJAH CROUCH Dover. General Agent.
DIRECTORS.
Dr. S. NJ. Fisler, Smyrna, 'Thos Bradlord. Dover.
Geo. w: Cummlns, . DR.. Henry RdgcIy, "
james r. Gle nents, William Waikcr
William bennPy, James PreIIyUan
Jacob Deakyne' BrldgevilIe.
OFFICERS
SAMUEL NJ. FISLER, President, Smyrna.
JAS. COWCiLL, Trea'r. Dover.
GEO b. DICKSON, Sec'y.
RrBusness communications promptly ATTENDED to.
GEORGE 3. DICKSON, Secretary. Dover.
GEORGE 3. DICKSON,
DOVER DELAWARE.
fe7 ,'66-lY.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
HOOP SKIRTS,
CPS.
WIN T. HOPKI-,'S GOWN MAKE"
OF


"KEYSTONE SKIRTS"
arc the best and Cheapest Low PRICED Hoop Skirts
in the ma ke. Trail Skirts, 25 springs, 81 90; 80
springs, 5l.20; and 40 springs, Sl.45 Plain Skirts
tapes, 20 Springs 81 cents; 25 springs 95 cents:
30 springs, 81 l5 and 35 springs, 9I.25. WAR.
RANTED IN EVERY REFLECT.
"Our OWN Make" of "UNION SKIRTS. ."
Elovcn Tape Trails. from 20 to 80 springs, 81 20
10 $3.50. Plain, 6 Tapes, 30 to SO springs, from
80 cents 10 S2,00 These skirts are better than
those sold by other establishments as first class
goods and at much lower prices.
"Our OWN Make" of "CIIANPION SKIRTS
are in every way superior to all other Hoop Skirts
before the Public, and only have to be examined or
worn to convince every one Of the fact. Manufac.
tured OF the best linen finished English Steel Springs
very superior tapes, and the styc of the metaic
ldse"ings and manner of securing them surpass
Tor durability and excellence, any other Skmt in
THIS country, and are lighter elastic I'll wear
Longer, give more satisfaction, and arereay chea D.
er than all others. EDery tddy should tTt them
Tiny are being sold extensively by Merchants
throughout this aud the adjoining States at very
moderate prices. If you want the best ask fDr
"Hopkin's Champion Skirt" Ii you do not find
them, get the merchant with whom you deal tt
order Lem for you, come or send direct To us
Merchants will find our different grades of skirt,
exactly what they need, and we espccia ly invite
them to call and examine our extensive assortmc Mt
or send for Wholesale Price List.
To be bad at Retail at Manu- actnry, and Of tbc
Retail Trade generally, and at wholesale of the
manufacturer only, to whom all orders should b,
addressed. Manufactorv and Salcsronm, 628 ArcI
oIrrct, het. Eth and 7th SITS, Philadelphia.
feb 26-lOm. WM. +. HOPKINS.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
THE FIRST SESSION
OF THE
SMYRNA SEMINARY

FOX YOUTH OF BOTH SEAkS,
will open on MONDAY, MARCH ID, and con
inue ull August lsI 1t will be divided into TWO
qua -ters Of eleven weeks Q ch.
i le branches of Instruction will embrace all
ally tanght iir tcass schools, including the Lam
guages the H. gher Mathematics, Instrumental Music
Ora wing and PaIatIng Vocal Music VIII also be
made part of the daily exercises without extra
charge The design will be 10 Ike the instruction
THOROUGH and PRACTICAL The sc,un rooms Will be
made comfortable aud furnished with the medern ap
pances Of instruction, such Globes Maps, Charts
etc. SC.
The grounds will be made attractive and con.
VeDieHt OF access.
Ii Is designed TO make The school snch as will com
mand ,he patronage scholrs from abroad. as we'll
those of the town, and the prrpr will ope
rate with plrenis from distance IN securing suitable
boarding places for their children.
y e sc'lOUl will under The PrincD Dalship of Prof
j. III. BE I'll Ell, graduate OF The Stale Normal
School, at AIlhersyIe, Pa aud of several years ex
petience in esc,iEg, assisted by eiIent corps Of
teachers. ihe Prognelofs will else give their per.
sOnal supervision.
Tuition payable quarlesly, in advance. For further
particulars apply 10
WM. B. GREGG, (B,oDri.,o,,
J. E. CLAWSON, ( l'oP''e'O'S'
Smyrna Del, Feb. 10 h. ls6s.-3n.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

Persons in want of Window Shades can find
handsome .rtment, of all colours both plain and
bordered, at ]. II. Prmroses.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-18

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
7 LAWS OFIOWA.
-l....a TT s.-
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
CHAPTER. As.

,slfar Ht4, CHAPTER. As. as E-
AN ACT to amend chapter 135 of the
Acts of the Eleventh General AS,
sembly, entitled "an act to require
owners of, threshing machines to
guard against accident.
SECTION I. BE 10 enacted 6y The
General assembly Of The State of Iotpd
That any person running a threshing
machine In this State, and not com.
plying with the requirements of sec.
ton of chapter l35, Of the acts o
the Eleyenth General Assembly
shall be deemed guilty ola misde.
,nlennor, and Is liable to be punished
by a Gne OF mt less than ten nor more
than fifty dollars, for every day, OF
part of q day, he shall so violate The
provisions Of said act-said penalty
to be enforced as provided by law fol
other misdemeanors. (, ..r q" ST. p. ~
Approved March oath, 1868. ln
20 sn Eaa STATE OF IOWA, riaH)
OFFICE oFSEcRETARY OF STATE,
Des Moines, May 1, 1868. }
I hereby certify that the foregoing
is true copy of the original roll nov
on file in this office.
ED WRIGHT.
Sec'y Of State,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
CHAPTER AZ.

CHAPTER AZ.
AN ACT. TO Amend Chapter 40 Of the
Revision of 1860. In Relation to
State and County Roads. M
SECTION I. BE lit enacted by The
General Assembly of the State Of Iowd,
That section $50 of chapter 40 of the
Revision of 1860, be and the same Is
hereby amended by adding thereto,
after the word "execution," nor
through any garden, orchard or orna-
mental ground contiguous to any
dwelling house, so as to cause the re ;
moval of any dwclling-house, or
other building. without the consent
of the owner, provided, that such
garden, orchard or grounds are OF
more than two years establishment
or growth. @Ao
SEC. 2. That section S67 of chap.
ter 40 Is hereby amended by striking
out all of said section after the word
s'provided," and insterting the fol-
lowing, to wit: That no road here
after located shall pass through any
burying ground, nor through any
garden, orchard, or ornamental
grounds, contiguous to any dwelling
house, 80 as to cause the removal OF
any dwelling hoase, or other build
ing, without the consent Of the
owner; provided, that such gardens,
or orchard, or grounds. are of more
than two years establishment or
growth. 43 iit 9s1
Approved March 20, 1868.
+. as.ts.. STATE OF Iowa,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
DEs MONIES, May ], 1865.
. / hereby certify the foregoing To be
u true.copy offthe original roll now
on file in this Office. bga rsed b
Hf8e ED WRIGHT,
rs gl7 Sec'y of State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
MILITARY Despotisna.

n, hAAtnAy Dc6x1OtkS".
We hear much ado about military
despotism tn connection with the
elections In The South. There is only
ale thing aboat 1t. The southern
leaders went into rebellious military
despotisin which was oyerthorwn by
slae military power Of the Union; civ
v authority was completeiy over
tvrnsd and tue only lower obeyed ir
all 1saS section OF country was the
power ef crossword. stIl "a
The measures of "rehabiiimcnt'
begun In May 1865, were by vfrtue Of
the military power assumed TO be
vested In the President ms Command.
er-iN Chief and from that day to this
the cosatry overrun with rebel ar.
saies has been kept from absolute
anarchy by military power. Ifthese
States are ever restored 70 their Fed,
sral relations IL nust be through the
military. 1t il better for all classe.
in the South that reconstruction
skould take place through this pro
cess TRAN be left to the uncertain and
faptious elements Of anarchy.
fhe selfishness which the great
body 81 the whites in thosel States
have msNifested in their ostracism oil
men who GOOD up for fbe Union
through ell the perils Of the Davis
dynasty warns usto IL careful how
much authority We place in rebel
hands. Their wicked snd xiiiianous
stplhnyBpess In refusing to Eecogaizf
the maAala0od Of the actual majority
of the pecFle makes tia matter o.
moment to is In dispos5ng Of ti,is
great question. Their proud super,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22


cilious conduct after the humiliatiug
exhibition of inglorious surrender on
the heels of the boast that they would
die in the last ditch, should make US
careful how we trust unlimited
power In the hsnds of men who are
totally unfit to govern. Compare
their assumptions, with the modest
behavior of the blacks who never be-
fore voted. The one hounds the
country to wreak vengeance on the
helpless and unfortunate. The other
goes about his business, does his vot-
ing and hates no man for his differ
ence of opinion and defers to the
white man in the selection ofcandi-
dates for Office. Mark the contrast
We who are always prating of the in
feriority Of the blacks. They have
taught lessons that the whites might
profit by, show US when they went
about the country hooded and mask
ed to rob and murder the whites,
show US when they banded together
to drive away the whites from the
polls. Their delegates in the conven.
lions have shown the most conserva-
tive and forgiving spirit. Centuries
Of wrong and cruelty have been for
gotten In the wish to restore the
country TO peace and prosperity.
The Conventions have given the
right of suffrage to both blacks and
whites. The only prescription that
-xistsis practiced by the whites and as
soon as the governments are restored
these ''obstreperousv gentlemen who
have been fnising deyiltry for years
will be taken care OF In the regular
way. Negro supremacy and negro
rule can certainly be no worse than
the anarchy, riot and lawlessness
that have prevailed under the super
iority and intelligence of the whites.
We want all classes fairly dealt with.
Glass government must yield to the
spirit Of freedom, and no better OPP
portunity presents itself than in
those States where we are compelled
to build up from the foundation.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22
CHAPTER IS.

- . $3.50 49, -
AN ACT Relating to Real Estate
sold for Taxes, and unredeemed,
and Providing that Property SO
sold and .unredeemed, shall be des-
ignatcd as such on the Tax Lists.
SECTION /. BE IL enacted BIZ The
General Assembly Of the State of Iopa
That 1t shall be the duty OF the clerk
of the board of supervisors in each
county, when making mp the tax
book of the county, and before said
book is placed in the hands ofthe
county treasurer for collection OF
taxes therein, to designate each piece
or parcel of real estate sold for the
taxes and net redeemed, by writing
In plain manner, opposite to each
such piece Of real estate so sold and
unredeefncd, the word, "Sold."
SEC. 2. liz shall he the duty OF each
county treasurer, when any person
offers TO pay taxes on any real estate
marked sold" to- notify, such per.
son that such property has been sold
for taxes, and Ia inform him for " hat
year or years taxes, s@id property
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

SwINDLING ADVERTISING AGENTS.
We would caution publishers OF
newspapers not to insert any adver-
tisement sent out by III. Seymour,
Schell d Co., of New York. This
firm has swindled US out of $2i, we
having made several fruitless attem pts
to- collect the same. We are ut last
convinced that "blood cannot be
drawn out Of % turnip," hence we
consider IL duty we owe the news
paper fraternity towarn them agaiEs 81
. professional set of thieves who gain
a livelihood only by cheating country
printers. - Waterloo Courier. -i.l,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

Just NJ we go to press We learn that
Grant and Coifax are the nominees
az the Chicago Convention. With
these patriots we can win all, over
Thousands Of Soldiers and heroes o.
the late war, will rally around the
standard OF the man who led oul
armies to victory, and the party will
stand as . unit in, support Of the
model statesman, itoIfax- @
psGrant and Colfax, q host in nan,e,
and legion In power.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

On Saturday last the Senate voted
ON the Eleventh. Article Of the i'm
penrhniefit, In which the vote stood
" Tor, and 10 against, and there not
being the necessary two thirds, this
article failed. The vote on the other
articles has been postponed until the
18th inst. and will probably not he
taken at all, as the vote on the 18th
article was considered the test. An
drew Johnson's mind is probably at
rest SO far as the impeachmentis con-
cerned but 1t can hardly be possible
that he can escape the consequences
Of guilty conscience. Grimes,
"Iowa's pet.n has showed by his vote
that all the confidence reposed I'm him
by the people Of this State has been
scattered 10 the wind. We express
our feelings more in. sorrow than In
anger when VIC refer to his fall.
Honors and emoluments Of Office
were showered upon him until he
hHs, kicked his employer in his fat
ness and pride. The fact that the
Democratic Senator's voted solid
against convictisu aud that. the Re-
publican members of the House with
IS Of the Senate believed the Presi-
dent guilty should have caused him
to question his own judgment in the
matter. The result has shown that
Crime Ii nothing but q cowardIy po-
iiticnl trickster. No man in the
wh0le country was louder in his de-
nuneiation of the crimes of the Presi-
dent than this Senator who has when
put to the test declared him o virtuous
and hc4ssst statesman. Among the
news tirat came from Washington
during the trial was the reiterated
abatement that Grimes had expressed
himselfin some manner in favor Of
ncquittal. Did Senator Grimes hope
TO link his name inseparably with
the impeachment question and thus
made Immortal another Grimes, than
the "good old Grimes?" III this has
been bis desire he has accomplished
his purpose. Who would have
known Judas Icariot, had he not
broken bread with Christ aud then
sold the Saviour. What would peo-
pie think were a juror hearing trial
90 express himself as to the guilt or
Innocence Of the party tried? Weuld
not he be punished for his derelic-
iion Of duty? The severest punish
nent that can be inflicted on the rem
egade Senator Of Iowa IL the infamy
that VIII attach to his name and con-
duct.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

J.. l.. Cole IL agent for the world
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a trial of this excellent machine is
all that is required to convince one
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cali and see the agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-22

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