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The New York herald., 1868-02-20

The vne market quiet but without decided change
rather ANXIOUS realize manifested an iacinason %
meet the vews OF buyers The sales were about 2aoU
ana s. s ~h. 8 fprns
spring aud 81 65 for amber Psnnsyysnis Kye very
al 81 IS and would have brought 81 81 day, but was
.sa :. g. ~ & SSp s.ss We. Sa .1d 81 Is sTs s tn, sale;
wss.n ,vS few sSocs small IL He 81 iss seS
II marie. c.ds sr s: m.r "pa al h' for %sss wss
Barley va, .1seSnfy s. % r% 'spss a e a sga Po:
trife higher; sales b0 bushels Western at Nc stAc
Malt was 20 moderate demand with 'aes of 900 bushes
Sss,ssr.~The amount Of business done was light bu,
was more active, there being improved demand for
vessels suitable FOR the grain and petroleum trade
i,6 bales cotton Al "a. = lido, l,oo bbl, pesro.
,sS% on pyas " terms London na o sis.mss ssI %
private terms aud per steamer 10 sases
sps g Ss1e Ss 5 81 s a. and 100 hsS s s SS soo !,
rs "a TO An.wssp ,o hhds ssllSw 80 packages lard.
PRisdephs1 iojo bsls petroleum private terms Tue
charters msreA British arg :" gOis sree ,Gs orass @
brig Cora Tor orders 500 quarter, the same
terms. An Italian vessel With L7D bbs petroleum 10 =
cSnansai x Is g., L 70 The Battle Al IS. Norwssss
BARK 2tJ bbis do direct 10 London ut =. An Amerc ~
bark 900 tons 10 Msrsees, petroleum; one 70 Auslras
general cargo. and back from Bat,ys. Bremen bark
cotton % and Sno, prsviou,y repgrsa SorrcsAa ship
GusSY CLora was dull and minsl at l9c. . 1870.
Gursy Bss unchanged being quiet but steady. a,
mops. .-1he MARIE, vac unchanged, being quiet bu,
steady American were quoted A. oVc AoVc 1no bavArian
Har ruled arm under a moderate demand and limited
Sasl ~ Straw ieldss 81 10 for long aud Soo
aons S Sa.. was were "a ss5 o % mor'
HotAssIs-rAs markss remained quick but no change
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

Oovvxx RioAn descriptions firmly ncd, but the
business was light sales ~ bags Eaget at l0 god
In bond Other kinds were unchanged, being quiet
1rm.
and - 37oy bags corn meal <to bushels wheat s. 00 do
xU20 do. and go do. The
somewhat irregular eho family being in limited
demand and lower. while low grades though by
nvely small California hour Was very hrm some brands
siderable could placed s Sil for the best
1he about 1900 bbs within the range OF our
quotations For Southern -four there Q fair dana nd
and prices were steady Sales 40 bb. Rye -four was
was more sought after and advanced trine sales $40
bbls IS 80 for Brandy wine IS gO for Jersey
The New York herald., 1868-02-20
DMAIERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Feb vs. r. N.
CorroNThe market for this staple ruled quiet until the
sdvices from Liverpool received which proved favor
abe when active demand prevailed mainly for specus
at fun prices but subsequently the demand
moderate the closing with holders
realize The sales footed 927 bales. including $50
speculation 1903 for spinning go for export and 23lx In
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

Cieveiand aud Toledo, 1loH q Ill; Cleveland and
Pittsburg 97s< a 9s. n ok Island, s7Ts 9S Fort
Wayne looI a lol; Northwestern, 39z 90. do.
preferred, 73x a 1874 Pacific Mail, lo9S Ios&: Obi,
and Mississippi certinca Ga 3l4 3l1.; Western Onion
Telegraph. "a s34x.
Government securities dull but nrn and at the
close the quotations subjoned Reg, ,stersd,
1851. lli NIX: coupon, 1881. illH III; 5-2o's,
registered, 1862 1919 a losS; 520's coupon, 1852,
1llis lll's do, 1854. los7s lO9; DO, 1895. l09x
1ooat; do. 1865, January and July. 107x los do.
1857 1885 l0Si4; l0-40's, registered l0llI 10lk
10 4os coupon, lo55t = lO5x; June, 1905, LOT y
lo7,t; July, 1905. l07h lo7k; May compounds 1884.
1i7s ali7& August do. lio,I ilsx; September do.
lie 1l6k: October do. ll5I a 49,
The foreign exchange market was quiet, but nrm at
the following quoations:-Bauksrs'b bills on Eualand At
sixty days, 1osst ioazs; at three days, 1loX lloX;
commercial bills, los lo2k Bills Paris At sixty
days. SIS 5.13h; at three days, 6I2h a5llA.
The receipts FOR customs. and the recepts payments
aud balances at tbe Subrrsasurv In this city for tue
expired portion of the week have been as follows
Custom House -.---:--ST ---SIo Tsasary@.--.
r.e sssa sso Essg os .o sG
FeD 49,. 4s2.Ooo i.224,iO5 ss5,ssI lO5.7l5,647
The exports exclusive Of specie) from New York to
foreign for the week ending February Is and since
COmmenComent
those In 1866 and 1867
1861 1877. 1868.
For the week. ....s4 o2s,ao7 50, 2e7 s24 saese4l7
Prev. reportad. ,099 $50 20430,50l 10 256 1913
since Jan. 1.. $32 OPS 1877 $23 72S 425 S22 043 $40
The for ign imports New York for the week, since
January and for the corresponding periods OF the past
Two years, compare as folIo~s-
1868 1857. 1885,
Dry goods. 81 792,474 81 699 Os1 81 27s 902
General merchandise. 3,34O S2l 4.073,O6o s2.75s91S
Total for The week $S l33 295 S. - O37 $40
Previously reported 81 745 00S "a S92 7S5 lS,5526l7
Since January $39 s7s So3 $50 o54 o3s $22 500 437
Tho Boston bank statements Of the past three weeks
compare annexed:--
Feb g. Feb 10 Feb. IT,
Capital. $42 100 900 $42 800 600 $42, 300 900
Loans 90 6o95,360 91,9739l6 0s, s,2l8,s 1913
spsie .............. III 627 652933 COS, 740
Legal tender 49, S 229 TO- 497 643 16 SOL 40l
Deposits 42s9l,12S a. 1921 OCT Al b02 $50
Circulation (naoua ~ 62S, l03 "a $40 S26 "a $50 O55
Circulation Is ats)... 22l. 568 22l700 22O, 452
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

The only change 70 note the aspect Of the money
market 10 indsposton among Of the banks to
lend At four per government securies although
Shey continue 70 lend freely nve per cent on mixed
coliateras. The leading dealers in the former how.
ever have sl no dicu.y in borrowing all they require
~ the lower figure there Is slight increase in the
amount Of commercial paper ocrng but the best grade
passes 6X eH per cent. and good but not prime at
aas Cincinnati has been Withdrawing currency from
6his point, and limited amour, has been sent south
ward but thsre indications Of any coming disturb
nncs change In the Of interest arising from this
Or any other cause
The stock market was weak and excited al tho CON-
Enencement OF business, and Erie declined to TAX .
g4k under heavy sales Of both 'longn and .'short'
stock Al the early Of the open board Erie
largely dealt In t TAX ais, while Now York Ccptrai
bold At I32 and Western Union Telegraph at "a At the
Nrst regular board the market stronger and Erie
Uold up TO 75k the second call In the other railway
shares there was comparatively little activity but the
business was evenly distributed. New York Central
closed Y lower than At the samo time yesterday Ere
TX, Reading z, Michigan Southern y, Cleveland and
Ttsburg *, Cleveland and Toledo l,., Rock Island Y.
Fort Wayne X, Pacific Mail Ia, Atlantic Mali " Gov
ornmsnt securities dull, but Arm. Cospon Gve-
swentes Of 1862 closed lower new issue OF 1865
n higher, coupon ton-forsies "a Tennessee sirss new,
~sre active At 62h 622; the old issue advanced q.
The express shares dull but steady Az the open
BOARD at one o'clock Eric continued active and
excited At 76z 10 but the rest Of the market was dun
Al the second regular board the make, was weak,
especially for Erie which declined TO 74k bat tbers
material change 10 the prices Of other stocks.
Erie closed lower than at the 1rst reeulsr board
Rock Island Z Fort Wayne Z. Reading was y higher
Cleveland and PI,tsburg y, Quicksilver y, Western
Union Telegraph &. Government securities continued
dull coupon nve-twenties Of 1865, issue, closed <
lower, coupon ten.forsies ~. Tennessee sires new,
advanced r. A. tho open board al haf.pasi three
enss wss increased pressure 10 sell Ere the trans
actions aggregated l3,4oo shares, the price declining
from TAX to 73ss the call while the other railway
shares remained quiet and steady. Subsequently, ,hs
pressure 70 soil Erie sbated and experienced parts
recovery. sales having bcsa made At 74l; bu, after
wards rsapssd to r. snd At the close Al ar O'Clock
shs market weak at the following quotations: =
New York Central, i32k l32k; Erie, 7ts 7tt.; Read
sns e3x saE: Michigan sor,bsrn, 92| as.s
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

NOR NASSAU, n T.
Under the patronage OF the bahama government for
carrying the royal mails
1hs Atlantic Mai steamship Company will despatch ths
splendid siiewheel steamer COLUMBIA Captain n. Van
slice, ON Thursday Fabark ~ At three O'Clock 4. ~ pre-
@Delv. FROM pier No. North river.
fox engagements Of freight or passage apply to
GEO. n. HARRISON, President
Ne Bowling 0reea.
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

Az soon as the fact becomes more generally known
tina, the city furnishing these morning meals free OF
expense It " probable there will be speedy aud mark ed
increase In the number OF patrons
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
Schemck's Seaweed Ton;c

rms medicine, invented by Dr. J. H. Scbc,,ot -,
n''"uelph'a is intended TO dissolv ne ,od an,
mo chyme' the first process Of oi.Iieestion R oI.
S''k me stomach with Schenck's Mandrake PIN. -
rome soon restores the appetite. and food ,bo, .,,
"o' "c ea'eh before using it will he easily digos,.
consumption cannot be cured bv Schanct,. p,,,.l'-
syrup unless TIE sismach and liverls made be.,,b
anu Tue appetite restored, hence the Tonic md p.,i
are required IN nearly every case O, consumD,o,
ia" dozen bottles of the SEAwEED TONIC ont
'"'ee or four boxes of the MANDRAKE PuJwi,I
0ure any ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
Or. Sehenck makes professional visits IN Ns,vvo.L
ana Boston, and al his principal office in Pb,Ia1e,h;"
every week. See daily papers oeach place or his
phIet on consumption for his days of yisiration
Please observe, when purchasing. ,bo, n. ,
lINehesses ot the Doctor when in the las, s,ssr
consumption, and the other as he now is. IN 60.
"eai'p' are on the Government stamp.
SOIu by all Druggists and Dealers price sI 5o 49,.
oolte, or 81 80 the halfdozen. All letters "a,
should he addressed 10 DR.. ScHENcK's nrincioaIoa.
NO. 10 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia Pa Co..,
Wholesale Agents: Demes Barnes g. Co VS.
lance Baltimore. Md; john D. Parke. Cinc;nn.,;
ohio; Walker & Taylor, Chicago. III; Collin, r.
$. LOUIS. Mo go o'os''
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

drdS aSSSANE.-A M Mrs. Bird, of BrandywiDe HIM.
euI Rrade now on , visit to her sister, Mrs Josenb
nast bonn IN Wilmington has for several davs
mind 'e Eargg rgga6deS as having partially lost her
the house of Mr.. Bradford and nroo ,asa s1e LETT
the parsonage of Asbury NJ. b. GHureSeu Gbure6 to 70
knocked at the front door. A domestic , o1od ana
tne door, and Mrs. Bird rushed in woat openeu ',o
STAIRS and into the bed room of Rev NIr "I Cup up
Us tne pastor, who, we learn, was in tbo Our ua.
OI dressing himself at the time. The Reuac ao ac'
Gnu gentleman, seeing that the ladv was not +
her right mind, caught hold of her and forcod II,
E?p INTO the study and locked the door -Ier Hor
Ioends Iont were informed of her Whereabouts and and
Tent @ TO the parsonage and took her home n anu ~
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

SMYRNA DIVISION Sons OF TEMPER A Ncv
was very very interesting IN meeting of this Orde,
ssf ss mSon mGlu at their Hall, on Monday evenino
h, h "Gen ~ u the new officers elect were instaIn5
During the last quarter the D;u;o:
been steadily improving in nnmhers DivislOn DI mas
est, and IS at the present date in moro ,1rel
porous condition than for wear Or oo1 nor pros
Is earnestly urged by the W. r. David ISL Stouoa II
SON. ana by the members present at t6o 0Tellt Iont
meeting that all the old members sbomId | idse Isl
pres present on next Monday evening. that nl,Ue De
may oe considered for creating greater %ns
In our weekly meetings, and extendinn 'e[1ss o,
tbero Sero'bess ne In the sphere of our labors T"t
the toUe Ue ara raailylng of the temperance men Of
'"e Town with this active Organization -'n vi
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

GOAL ABANDoNED.-The Gazette. of VII
wnnf rnlnfgton, states During the violent storm Il
Srvan %Gva or SO ago. vessel loaded with coal was
veI New ContI On the shore, in the Delaware, above
fused Gatcig to toG tug was called, but She re.
5000. This the captain considereJ aIt less than
ana an refused to pay, and commenced nnIoed;nn oian
ec efs cargo on the ice. Over one bnndroJ bu nnS
nfty tons were taken off but the canta;u anu anu
alterward compelled, on account Of The aon. was
TMg Ice to procure the assistance Of two 4Ss
Inc coal which had been unloaded wa" "C Jugs;
AWAY away py the people living near the pace w6o
ou,le large sleds, carrying near onarter of %"o
Ta tTa e eacn ana 1 drove out on the ice and drew
1ne e9a ln This they did, as lone as tho erSw g"
TouIa Dear some tug boats also took oad cf of
to bara vf ,Io eoal and one gentleman is reported
W nave nlled several scows with h p0l'eu
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

RRLTGIoUs.-Rev. S. L. Gracev. PASTOR .
the NJ. r. Church of this town. ba1in@ no.oI ino o
concluded series of sermons on "HeaveSn ~" ~,
Home of the Soul" is announced 70 nreant ont
:nree sermons on three successive SUNDAY aTen
l9gs, on Character Business BeS eYem zen
heglGus. }i The first on Social Character u1T w;
o. oe o16n delivered on next Sunday evening at Ti
!, 1HE WEEK OF PRAYER.-As supgestod h.,
the the Evangelical Alliance Society 'Sofu Of EGy EDy
rope, the week of prayer is being Observed H, u
Inls town by public religious Services in tbn ~
&c clock. Though these services are inau 9,re eureo
eeu @ ny the pastor of the above mant;omoJ a
church in compliance with published deII4hed ca1 }hea
are ar participated in by the pastors and Imey
oi ohe other churches of the town. - '0''
Rev. Mr. Gregg has commenced extra roli
siouS services at Kenton NJ. Z. Church. '''-
cl A great revival is still going on at TrD;on
Cnufch' ton Wilmington, Rev. Mr.. England oT.on mon
CALLED. D..-,The Presbyterian Church at por.
renn' which was deprived of their naStor Grt b,t
recent amcable separation from StUr DeIswoDny Dy
Jlty Presbyterian Church. has called %"1Te Rev NJ
> Moore OF Long Branch, to fill their TT nnr;t ~
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
Maryland AHairs


MGTytdnd Legislature. The Gonor,1
Sem6ly OF MARYLAND met at Annanolis on 1as IaS
Wednesday. The:e was very full attaUJ on's, ,as
OF members IN each branch-22 in tbo Saane'
and 70 in the House. No business woS 91nae' tna
sacted and an adjournment took nlaco a ~n.;
AT the Senate Caucus in the even;ro tbo
SoIeS ior speaker were-Jas. T.. Earle. Onenn
Hd Hnne county 10; Barnes, Compton, of 1tbas
o. SoIIdty, Iy, .; Henry Snyder, of Baltimore citv
oomn ",amA; n., Inc voting continued nearly the
compton l3, Earle 9, Snyder /, bIanI 'OPT ~
Hon. Barnes Compton was therennon doolonJ nJ
the nominee. '''010upoh ueclared
Inc caucus of the House unanimouslv odo,,
oe oeG resolution that each county should have
az at least one officer The vote for SneoSar
" N; n; n. Stewart, of Baltimore citv 10 was
Z a. P9eyster' OF Washington county. 35 .iobn
.. Drown, OF Hartford county, 4. Mr. Stom
a[t ~ was declared the nominee for Sneakorc of
=, lhe M% & Del. r. R.-It is with no l;ttlo
pleasure that we have the opportunity ~ rs'n0 on
rod Iii our readers that the work on this
no1u r%u Tlli De resumed In short time, with ra.
tbe Uo Uan1i.gs viigoT ana energy Capt Hardcastle
~ tno newly elected President of this road wbon
ne consented to occupy that position The "m1n non
tractors G9 pledged that the road shouId be hill
10 1lls6orough as soon as ten thousand JoII Iuii'
worth OF stock should be subscribed TS;Jrs R.bs
enTSsand @a,n dollars has already been subscribed
r,,1 Wn - Snrlstmas M Eve colored man bv tho
Rihe MdIg OF Nathan Dorsey was buried in potter Tue
5leid' near Easton. One day durin% tho o'LeL LET
heard news teTrR came that one passed his grave
number of his friends S dSs0klng nras ana
20 sua 70 the grave when the body was dsinerred
ihu the coffin opened, but there was no on"l
mat S1 t1e corpse had moved in any partcuar: "'
NrS 909 N, ,s.e hcGpSaegt.-O1 Monday night week,
'aGI,. a[T Vary Boylcs, Of Trappo District, was So
'adly burned that at last accounts there "T woo 90
~ 'ut llttie hopes of her recovery There beipS
otS 10 one IN the room with her it is supposed she
eated ei herself too near the fire, and faliing
sleep her clothes took fire. Easton NJ Gnnet,es G,,s
Bnrgta'y;;,-On Christmas Eve the cIofb :
lg store OF Strauss & Hynson, UrumntoDs s'VIn WI
yerday,s Sloy entered 5 and suit Of clothes, two
y and some smaller articles carried y
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

MA TIAS.-Our gas company have resolved b
MAKE rosIn gas instead of coal,oil gos 10 70
pt: 1ean STUN we now use A committee %o. 'iie ~.
rnladelphla on Monday to obtain the rooo %eme 10
~ apparatus and the change will be- pfEessa eantad
Sd as soon as possible The rosn gas Is bette
mans nnd GneaRer 2 and when the company IN se
standagd II iaey will reduce the price to 81 tbe
that nrics II Ts Is now Sc, and hardly paws 'af at
SO nueh eummad nad %Setrros Sm which have become
vent them eo frame oy the coalOil gas as to pre-
out and ne new ones substituted Tbis IL = pc thrown
news We will give further partcnIatg T. glOrious E
we nave more light on the subiect OuiarS "hen
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
STATE AND LOCALS.

MINtsTRRIAL.-Rev. Mr.. Gracey. of the M
y. Church, of this town, was on Monday even
ing presented with handsome study gown hv
a number of the lady members Of his congre
CATION A tlne over-coat has been presented
by one of the classes. 0'O"'eO
KeV Dr. Morsell, Rector of st. Peters in
this town. preached his fourth anniversary ser
mon last sunday. He took occasion to tbanl
MS congregation for the numerous substan.
to him. -0'i' eAtehqeo
Oh the evening of the 10th ult., a numhe,
OF OF the members of the St. James Protestant
episcopal Church, at Stanton, New Castle co
VISITED the residence of the Rector. Rev vii
nam Marshall, and presented him with nnrso
containing nearly two hundred dollars. and an
abundance OF the substantial good things oftbe
season, -'''s' VI 'iie
n The members and friends of Bethel M r
congregation, New Castle county. met at the
parsonage on the 10Th inst, and presented their
PPaStor, n the Rev. j.. W. Pierson, through Mai
PenJ; L. Blggs, with purse of $4,000. and
tL ILSo uonaung other Valuables, amounting in
lars. i0u uoi-
-, Rev, ID. Cooke, former pastor of the M II
Church, of this town, was presented with %
purse OF 5000 on Christmas day by his CON
gregation at Manayunk, Pa. '''' WI"
NJ A number Of the friends and members of the
New Castle NJ. Z. Church paid a donation
VISIT to their Parsonage on last Friday evening
ana after passing pleasant social hour or two
retired, leaving with their pastor. Rev n
George, and his wife, many tokens of their re.
gard in the way of eatabes, ETC., and tbirtv.
seven dollars In money.
,,:If Ihe Rev. B. F. Price, of the NJ. E. Church
Milford was surprised on Monday evening last
n, n navlng nav the parsonage taken possession Of
~ aa,es OF his church, for the purpose Of
cries dry goods &c, &C., to their pastor stU
g fShIIght h testimonial of regard and appreciation
4 6 his efforts during the past year ''0n
oil since sr5 the death of Rev Mr.. Quinn, at New
P9b%;nI, 9b;Ia, Md recently the oldest ministers of the
,ubiu TSHIere9Se Is1o %So are the following J. P.
l5T vars a 1922; Jos. Castle 1928; Antbonv At.
'ood' 1925; I. j. Thompson, 1926. 1A'-
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

BY statistics kept of the weather for the YEA,
just closed it is found that the amount oP rsin
winch fell during 81 was 60 inches Is feet On
q ieVel over the country being Is inches over
Tue annual average. Should this excess be de.
Quoted from the present year-a thing not ot
all unlikely-the amount will be onlv % ;noL
es-'ust 1alt OF that which fell during the past
year was little below the average of the past
seventy-eight years. P40A
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

dysenery ana gre always liable to sudden attacks Of
absent from home are yerv Iaese occurring
upon in slSh Fam Killer may always be relied
take one sISn cases As as you fee The symptoms
lasses. and SiII r IN gill Of new milk and mo
If the Repeat The dose every hour nnIiI r.Iieyed
with ~, pains be severe, battle The bowels and hact
Fishern an 80 nt' ,oi'
nt rear skin pierced with hooks and fins ~ G.g naVhs
soon a. by bathRg with lItle Pain Killer ss
is soon 'he accident occurs This way the anguish
saw thrsa az oalhe as Often as once in five minutes
trouble 0S a"u you VIII seldom have any
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

Almost every one has heard Of EyAys' C'up..c
~ "here you cau bny your goods Inwtr lbnn
a. ay ontr establishment. and mako yonr seecIin"s
i,o'h one OF The largest aud finest snckS Of ''oS
BRUSSELS. THREE Ply INGR.Ix Sr.'.,D
Prt,i 'lL CLoTHs, MATTINGs. WINDOW SWImrS ar
n are selling Carpets two yards WIDE "nI ;, co
cor', ""y WIIn"nt examining our tow prices aid bo
ceftaih 'ha' YOU gel INTO the rIghI Store ' "O oe
mrs On JOHN NJ. EVANS.
I"'o <n No. 3l1 N. ID ST. abnve V,no
ana directly opposite Wond ST.. PhiIoJ.o
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

6r LADIES TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS EIaI
NC .. 0andages Belts, Stockings Knee Cans Ran
Ereclor Braces Light French and German Rn',i,a
ifusses' Syringes' in great variety. de-,
. at - NEEDLES
~, ELF ~ II oireel FIRST door belOw Rare, PH.L4
DELPllIA. tFhis Department is cunducItd r,,','
Slvely for Females and Children BY competent l., ,,,
ana the stock Is adapted 10 Ihcrr SpeciaI VANS !
ADJUSTING our Mechanical Remedies. we con- ~. .
correct construction, with ease aud comfort
G. II. NEEDLES
Professional Aduster Of Trussps. Hc
corner Of 18th and RACE Slreets PIIILApEIp H.,
may som '' 'llA
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

of na.aBLE nGhhlBLE ACCIDENT Miss Sarah crlhro,h
y lover met with a serious aceidsnt u,oSetn' on M
baySd bay evening Whilst holding Iarn y" ~ tiIn, on
e meaa OF the celarwa for boy TO sea bo az tfe ne
Sow SeS some coal she lost her footing and mpT fa II
Sown S the flight Of steps. The iamn n"a ,Uan ael
beI UITDsn IN the fall and the oil split on ber
bair nn% G%eeSpmlns coming ignited, Communicated to her
arm are taphg e,U.hhlng Tier face left shoulder and
ana her eyes entirely closed AT last accorn.a o Oh
90 years of age 'O" QUO Is about
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

Senator Salisbury was in his seat again in
the Senate on Monday, for the first time since
last winter, when his conduct was sucb oo
caused resolution for his expulsion to he of
Tered: We hope, for his own sake, for bis
constituents sakes, for the Sepate's s.ko onS rl
everybody ese's sake he will not behave nm.
seemly, talk incoherently nor too mroL -"
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

In the Virginia Convention on SATURDAY. 70
solutions were referred, looking to tbe cstae
;lSnment OF the Eght-hour labor system. 0I'aU naU
ing debts incurred during the rebeon o. pay, tSo
reor. re.T SI y cents on the dollar requiring tep
Iegaiznssi IusiCGGce oSdf OF foreigners before voting
Military Institute. p'''0nS' ana selling the
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
Spring Mills, Jan. 4th, 1868.

Dispatches from Washington report gloomy
state OF affairs at the Seuth. The inteIIigence
from that section is a constant recital Of mnr.
derHS' robberies, riots and burnings. Three
n1lillons OF whites and blacks are on The no;nt
ei starvation, and as yet there is no remedv S
Tor this state of things. These are the stnr;aS
that come ne from all quarters south of the lanes
nNos; river; The best evidence of the general de-.
prteSSlo9 ana poverty, of the Southern States
Is round In the fact that real estate is of i;ttIo
OF no money value. Plantations that before Ile t6e
war commanded as high $50 an acre are daiv
knocked down under the sheriff's bammor ~aHy fts
mere trfe-in most cases at nr;ceS a,ibp fan I9r
PIent fHe cost OF the buildings erected on them U"
fce an'ers enJ see starvation staring them in the
erty Tor sufficient sum to enable Them 'r 10 PROP
rue country or subsst their fauiles until tho
~ question is settled and prosneri
~ returns. Here is fine chance for vanna
men and industrious emigrants Of small al SpGn
t;onl ~ rnVeSt ana secure farms. Splendid planta.
from S s9n :1at about eight years ago were worth
Tor as many cents. ~ P''oiiaSeu
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Sarah H. Musurovo
wife Of Mr.. VIM. Musgrove of tbi. naoos usr9Ve; 9;"
quite sudden y on Saturday week. As She was was
performing her customary household dnt;as
about four o'clock in the afternoon, She dror
PED down and died instantly,-it is sunnoSad
OF heaTt disease She was about "a Wears Of