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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20
THE MONEY MARKET

TUESDAY. May i9-P. n
Gold closes at 1924.
The clearings of the Gold Exchange Bank wore
81, $4,000, and the balances u ,SS9,50e %.
The export of specie per Cimbria to-day was
10000.
Government bonds were In demand at higher
prices for large amounts the demand is larger than
for long time. and is distributed over the entire
list; 110t was bid for sos of 1867 107i was
paid for S90s; Coupon 5-20s Of 1854 and 104Os were
specially active the former selling at 10r and ths
latter 1O4f. Stocks and Railway bonds were strong
and offered in small amounts Pacific Mail was steady
ut GOT. Western Union Telegraph was weak and
pressed for sale. Quicksilver sold at 28.. Express
stocks were dull and lower. Bankers and Brokers
Association sold at 49, At the Second
Board Pacific Mail advanced to 81. and
after the Board was in demand at W.
The Railway share market has been dull and the
transactions hardly sufficient TO make quotations
Fort Wayne was the only stock that showed any
animation and was in demand at 107l. The transac-
lions at the Board were unimportant and were coz
fined to eight stocks the list embracing over thirty
active stocks; between the Boards the market was
duh with some small transactions in the Western
shares, which continue steady. N. Y. Central and
Erie were neglected. but no pressure was shown TO
sell. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western sold at ~.
At the close there was more activity in Erie and
NJ Y. Central The balance Of the market was steady
Government bonds close strong Iand active, at quo
tations The Assistant Treasurer advanced his BID
for 80 notes to fo7s and got s500OO The market
advanced TO I0zl.SIo7s The sales or wess
300, COO and the compound notes were re- ID W
The extent Of 81 10000 Tho conversion OF . notss
chade n2S M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20

Rev; DR.. Curry Of -, New.York submitted 2
without reading The election OF General Conference
officers made the order for 10 O'Clock Tuesday the
that the Committee Missions be instructed to consider
and report the expediency of separating the Home
from the Foreign Department, with an Office
for the former In the West and for the latter in
the East The special Committee on American
taken In ITS behalf far may be found compatible
With other church interests Mr. Hoy chairman OF the
venton presented address to the Conference which
was read by the Secretary Dr. Haven read Telegram
from the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church Con-
ference being held In Washington, asking delega
tion would be received by the General Conference fur
Dsed with credentials It, The Secretary was ordered
TO answer by telegraph, informing them that they would
receive cordial and hearty reception.
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THE CHAMBER OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN

THE CHAMBER OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
During the past few weeks the Chamber OF
the Board Of Aldermen has been undergoing process
OF renovation and will be ready for occupancy at the
next meeting. The ceilings and walls frescOed In
vermion and white relieved by gold The curtains and
charcoverngs OF the most beautiful crimson reps
the carpet Of very superior quality improvements
nave been made In the arrangement Of the furniture
others who haye business 70 90 within the chamber Of
the Board. The paintings which formerly adorned tns
in the Governors room, where icy VIII rsmain
for the present These pictures, it will be
were sometime since INITIATED by some person unknG
while they hanging In the Chamber OF the Board,
but can be entered at any time by private door Tor
which than twenty individuals have the necessary
keys 1t 10 scarcely fair to the Keeper OF the CITY
Hail. Mr. George W. Roome. with want OF care for inc
property Of the city. li.
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committed for having attempted 10 pick the pocket Of A
unknown woman In the lower part OF the city
In the Court of Oyer and Termincr yester-
in Thirdaye, whereby nine persons lost their yes ~
sunocat0n was aiTaigned for trial His counsel asked
for adjournment being then engaged IN another
and the trial was then put of for the term O'''s
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GtEhEnB lDL hI--lAkttll-
Over and Terminer
1923. .conroy sst Tugwell, Jr. ct Al.
1881 Pierce sgt Lynch.
ill7. Caldwell agt. n. J. Steamboat
Co.
sl3. Deans ct al AT. Morris ct al.
1871. Matthews sgt Bleser jr. et al
III. Hewitt et a. sgt. Miller ct al.
l07l. .Gerkih Agt. Dinsm0re, prest.
1927. .Kingslanc etal. at. BREASTED
ct 81.
$50. Price agt. Price.
1929. .Herm agt. Abel.
SUPREME CoURr CIKcuIT-PkRr
opens az
coz. Deans ct al sgt whitney e
2s4, Webster sgt. Racket ct al.
1894. Compton agt. Burden e al.
1854. Williams sdn4F, agt Liver.
+ pool and London Fire, &e.,
1853. Rowan agt Green "a al
1894. .Goodepough Horse shoe Co.
sgt Star Fire ms Co.
e1s. Mnsiane agt. Grau.
$40. Roberts agt. Toledo and Wa.
bash Railroad Co.
$50. .MeCafrey sgt. Lynch, Sh'f,
&c.
1924. .Larchar agt Banks.
SUPREME COURT-CHANBgRs--He
l0G m. Call Of ealends
B..De Case agt Rector, &C., do
st. Ess1di,
SUPERIOR CcgRT-TRiAL TERI
81 G. J.-Court o
3Tsl. .Hallet aga Nsrrsgsnsett B.
Ship co.
1901. Monk sgt On. Mutual life
Ins. 90.
1851. .Littleseld agt wsi,zfeIdeI
1856. 'Ep z E. al 'st s's ct
1891. Rankin sgt Van Loon.
1888. HsinlltoB sgt Van Loon.
SUPERIOR CoUkT-TRiAL TgRN-
L-r-r.t Court opens
4Oo6. .Minton agt Mofville.
$3.50. .Aallen agt Lynch.
ll68. Boston sill aBd WOoIen MIlls
agt. C1lly, 81.
1885. Broadway Bank agt Howard.
4043. Moore agL The n. Y, Alers.,
Wash. and Georgetown s.
s. Co.
40i2. .Boniface sgt Relyea
s048. .Ormsby agt. Jespinssse.
COMMON PLRAs-TRIAL TERx-l
journed till Friday, May u, al !
COMMON PLRAs-TRIAL TKKH--PA
opens AZ
5e6. Coming sgt Turner.
CSC. .CsBpsigniac, agt EoIthror.
4s3. .McCune. sgt Converse.
3i3. Page agt Colby.
ma. Han agt. Hart
735. .Bleck agt. Matthias
$40. .HeHing sgt. Punnett
1902. .Buskine agt. Gilbistiene.
8sa. Hill sgT. Heed
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I7s7p "J Caroms ST." "David Dunbar. 1877" at
~ smith isi?.S "a v. winans, Is22." Thomas Law
renee, iSi7" On the West side de. "Kn No date IN
brake Ssearis ira" "H WAGNER, III. Daniel ID.
q Croix IT'LL aOf 1772 /" Thomas yard IRA" " John
posts. Iisg." Benjamin Payne, 1884,"
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COURT cALENpARs-rms nav

Part L-Heh By CaKDozo J.
nd Civil Calendar.
Ell Gardner sgt Housrth 49,
lJJ5. Benaett sgt BELLY, Rec, A.
i5S9' Tom agt Dolf ef al
~ . .pszisea sgt Ranges L.
1853. .yDtinasht agt. Nan,.s "a
Al. .hedheld az Barrsh. M
is4s.sDsrling 81 al ss,. Re-.
et al.
1875. ,wsrdsell. ke al. p..A,.,., /,
msrth ct al
1913. Hutton et al al. SAL. L.
,l--Held b. issKszAs, &c..
ioaa. Hamilton It al. sst o.
y. ft al
1913. .kniekerhock.r In, II.
sgt National Bssk o. Me-.
iozi-.Aillss q, Dsynore, pess.
ESQ sehssssr sst KaI, M,
&c. ~
&s. Reynolds AT. Han.
1859. .iiani sgk wsshisssos n.d.s
Ina Co.
l9s1. Warren at cloagk. 1frt
iylo, Bsssett, ir., sgt Ledetsx
t0ez. Rodh AIT. Herman "a Al
leo-sehmidt agt Weldou.
q by BARNARD, J-CcuIs eD>ns I.
), u m. Reserved Casa
g3 Mlle!d.l g. ND. 70 a
Call is. Had agt Sehssr.r. &c.
-PARr L-Held 10 RoskEr,os
ems at ii a. N.
1888. .CommrS Of piIets snNI
Steamboat Co.
1851. Stein sgt Gansbesx.
lob. Wslch sgt. SiekleS
5tzI. Davis sgt Hughes.
J919. .kslterbsch sgt heyer.
B35. Barlow sgt Whae.
~. Jacobs. &c.. sgi. Wide
J90e. Lee sst snitk
lJ7l. Bergman Sgt Schsndls.
rAhi iL-uth ~ BAkBeUz. H.
az i IN.
yes. .lissIas sgt Moore. -
syo. .hahson Az fefris
AT. NY. sni Hsx,ss
Railroad Company.
ilo2. .Hshberry All. Hsxtuss. 4
.lbg. Bartlett agt o Bries. sbG.kss
'lo6. .ehenmsp, he ,sgtU.SFiss a.
Marine fns. Co, Baltinsrs.
il08.. Robinson agt Rshinsos. -
'llo. .Senger sgt Floyd.
Art L--Reh By DALr. J. Al
q m
dn-Hsn By BARNETT. !. cssrs
III A. n
I262. Hopkins AT. Bsrmssy Nm
and Marine laa Co.
S9i. .Couaess sgt. Rutgers Hs
al. Kane ast Kelly, Sheriff &C.
81. Scale agt Kelly, shenf. IA
1904. Chambers sgt Csseoa.
92l. Costello agt Tie Asyys, &c.
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TIE TIMES VS.. rmE rIMEs.

70 ~ Editor Of TAs ntbAns
SIR: Probably the editor Of The Times might
be able TO write with little accuracy II, instead Of
reading the correspondence OF The Daily sevs or World
as he seems have done IN this instance, he read tho
leters OF his own correspondent Both the accompany
ing extracts are from The Times OF tho nth inst:
Ne. fOi Tins,-KdItorsL ssEYOrf Ti.eswashluE.oa Cor
way TO move those Repub Special pp,,sh 70 the ny Tines
can members who nn The debate OK Monday de-
sonhl SANDER insult and felopSSa ~, LEA a RsnuS
hnd narty nress1re and can votes sure. Senator
threats OF party vengeance n o thsg Se
d rya2, ben sr had six. Hhas bee,, ne cork
a0eneies-had appeals nc GseS t ~ g - sss
s ;hrmbnd the wiles Kansas secured When
OF political sharpers or the o ~. 90 xonid
iic"I desperadoes been vote for acqmttal n neces-
R,nncd To- had they con. sary 60 secure IT, he k'Iep
sulted their selhshness or "nsTeV Nc toNS
th1,a own Id riaIny have The indignation ceners
been brought over But they toiioy nIu ai , w. ~,
,ni Gun conyciion, andla hard position 10 occupy.
asserted In tho pandest Ie ei,eaS1e Pomeroy
manner known IN AZ MS eoLeaSuo s1 III ~
S a. ,ndanandenca promised 20 vote for convic-
Of the Senate, the rights OF ZION, 90 sn az ts, ns
% S ,hp own homer Tho promised Until within
Forever distinguished in the TWO OF seo hd 40 IHs
senstors viii he was outspokon except
the OF Trumbu, Fes- ms LIionus, o. "va no
srmas Fowler and Van that his opinion that the
WTnvys' R'"'oi' " I'm President was guilty. so
"' much evidence OF this kind
IL In existence that bis
friends overwhelmed
with shame and grief at his
alleged dupcity.
nice champion Mr.. Raymond makes for the two Radi
cal Senator'S Fowler and Ross. while he by implication
defanes Conservatives like Morgan, Anthony, sprague
and Others have determined ~ again recognize
The Times Republican Journal any more than The
World or kers REPUBLICAN
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
DIiScc cIIun cons.
NY SPECULATION.
.N,ONN-

should not have done it. confess if in
the start. man in my position has no 20 bUxil ,U H.
% ness Wl;h such weaknesses. Nv only excnsp i
tllat could not help it. My position is a trv,
ing one. L am gentleman. with ocntIpmon1,,
Instincts and no money Whoever looks at ma
VII VII see at once the absurdty of connecting me
with the idea of work. 1t is so evidently i'm.
R'oSi3ie that no one has ever suggested the
iue1 i lor an instant Some people are useful
anu some are ornamental; and it is evident, of
cour'e' that the useful people must nav for the
ornamental. The only question in INV. w ooao ono
was who should pay for me; and. eyidentIv
ene only answer Was, rich wife. 1t was, there
lore, generally understood by nv friends and
myself that my object in life was a rich wife
L natter myself that am particularly adanted
20 my object. have melancholy eyes, regular
IeaSures, Inc whiskers (mutton- chop order1.
ana perfect composure. If | don't know
wnat 10 say, can always hold my tongue and
look unrutHed, and that goes a long wav with
women. They have such lively imma @inat t;ona G1rn
that IT you will only look as if YOU knew what
to say, they will fancy you have said it. I
tnlnK' also, may say that my taste in dress is
g0od. always aim at subdued style, which
pIeases without startling, and gradually leads
the mind to the wearer.
AS set-of, | have most unfortunate sem
sltlVeness to female beauty. l cannot helm
S%UihAing pretty girl. In consequence | have |
lost already three excellent chances. Could |
not bring myself to the point of proposing to
such ugly women, you see This senstiveness |
is the more unfortunate, as l am in debt It |
Is not my fault as you could hardly expect
man OF my spirit to make out with nv income.
vulgar people, however, are incapable of ap.
preclatlng these distinctions; and I am made
also uncomfortable by my creditors that when
! accepted Mrs. Marvin S invitation to spend a
fortnight at her country seat I did SO with a
ilrm determination of marrying the first wo
man who had money and would have me, if
she were as ugly as sin herself. When | got
there, L found Abe Dundas. Now Abe is fel-
low that you can be confidential with, and the
irst thing | said to him was: "Any heiress
down here?" And says he, YES And
says /, How much ?" And says he, Fifty
thousand - Says /, "That is not much. - I
Says he, "Tbere is no better one here" {
Well, says |, "what is the name ?' Saws I
le, "wait till you see the ladies'; and let us t
il see if you can guess her out. Bet you any a
hing you can't hit it, 'Done," says |; and |
vent out for walk before dinner.
| had not gone far when | saw pretty girl
)f course | took an observation. She was I
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
GPCBI.IC.-NO, 30.1


An Act supplementary Act entitled "An Act provide
the efficient Government the Rebel
ed the second of March, eighteen hundred and sixty
and the Act supplementary thereto passed the TWEEN
ythrd day Of March, eighteen hundred and sxty-seven,
BE enacted by the and House of Representatives
the United States America in Congress assembled That 1t is
hereby declared to have been the true intent and meaning
the Of the day OF March, thousand eight hun
ded and sXtyseven entitled IAN act to provide for the more
ecent government of the rebel States and Of the act supple
mentary thereto passed the wenythd day Of March, I'm
the thousand eight hundred and that the
governments then existing In the rebel States OF Virginia. North
Carolina south Carolina Georgia Mississippi Alabama Louis
lana Florida Texas Arkansas legal state govern
mets and that hereafter IL
to be continued subject in all the military cOmman
drs OF the respective districts and the paramount authority
Of Congress.
SEC And be further enacted That the commander OF
district named N said act shall have subject to the d
Of the General OF the the United States and
have effect till dapprOved the opinion of such
commander the administration said shall require
from office, the performance OF
official duties and the exercise of official powers officer
holding exercising protesting hold exercise
civil military office duty in such district under any
appointment authority derived
granted by claimed under sO-caed
ment thereof municipal other division thereof and
upon removal such commander subject to
the dapproVa the General Aforesaid shall have power to
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

Dr. Chalmers beautifully says: "The little
history of mankind teaches me to look mon non
their errors in sorrow, not in anger. When T
take the history of one poor heart that has SIN
ned and suffered, and represent to myself the
struggles and temptations it passed through
the brief pulsations of joy; the tears of regret.
the teebleness of purpose; the scorn of the
world that las little charity; the desolation of
the soul, sanctuary, and the threatening voices
within; health gone, happiness gone-f would
lam leave 44 the erring soul of my fellow man
with Him from whose hands it came. "
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

GREELEY, in his BUSY Life" repudiates
philanthropy, in the money giving line most
emphatlcally. He says, II consider # almost
an an axiom, that he who asks stranger to lend
MN money will never pay it yet have known
an exception, Once, when l was exceedingly
poor and needy, in season of commercial Te.
vulsIon or panic, | opened letter from IIt;ca
ana FOUND therein five dollars, which the writer
WI wlshea me to receive in satisfaction of loan
Stronaor ~ snaC sum which | had made him-a needy
my REMEMBRANCE. Perplexed bv so mnnsusI
message, and especial y by receiving It at
such time, when every one was seeking to bor-
Tow|no one condescending to paw scanned
tne letter more closely, and at length achieved
a solution OF the problem. The writer was a
patient In the State Lunatic Asylum.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

Professor ,Agassiz, having been reported as
predicting the mum ber of snow storms dnrins
the past winter, has denied the charge that he
is weather prophet, in letter in which he
says; have never meddled with predictions
OF storms or changes of weather, we'll knowing
that meteorology is not yet sufficiently advanced
to. justify such attempts" No eminent man of
science has ever been known to predict ANYTHING
in regard to the future of the weather.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

An old gent of the ''original teutonic persua-
sion" entered into business conversation with
an artist in marble. Says he, "Mister, wants
doom stone for my wife vots det, and wants
you make him nit little angels on" 'iAlI
right" replies the accommodating artist, and
the. price was arranged. 'Vell now," said he
as | dies soon, too, and may as we'll gifts him
nowP" The price was fixed, and the old man
turning to go, said, Oats all right; | gives
you dat, but mind, Mister, wants my little
angels NIT troWsers on"
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

At New Erie, Pa, they are using thick.
StarIpng ROM paper to form walls and ceilings, instead
backing of common hemlock boarding. Bv
this new and approved method all the walls
and ceilings of good sized house can be mt
up In very short, time, and as well in winter
time as In summer, no drying being required.
BESIDES the paper walls and ceilings arc much
cheaper than the ath and plaster.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
tPCBLIC.-NO. 27.1
arr tn an AeF entitled

An Act supplementary Act entitled making Ap-
RoPaons for sundry Civil Expenses of the for
the Year ending June thirty eighteen hundred and
eight and for other Purposes passed March
hundred and sixty-seven
BE u by the Senate and House of Representatives
e United states Of America in Congress assembled
e concudng PROV Of section ten Of the described in
e heIo shall not be held to prevent the necessary prn-
ng as heretoOre done the
bureaus thereof by their employees but the number Of
persons employed IN this service shall not be increased
Approved, July q, 1861, ~ ~ SN
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
POeizY.
lFor the SMYRNA TINES
10 the Memory o. JOGlm s. TruaX.

- IFor the SMYRNA TIMES /
10 the Memory o. JOIlm s. Truax.
-
Silently rest
A. God $ brhest,
Where all is bright
Win endless light,
Amid the throng
Whose hHpuy Sonr
FlilS Heaven wide
With its Ncrt tide.
les IN me presence OF Ct0d there rest door LII,
me battle Is over. and the victory is wun ''H
dr,if"VGr at rest in the SaViours rlnbr,cr
AHou mast 'Salil'i the prize a nj nj tIa rooo
NAV How rs bloom
Upon thy tomb
And slel around
nat sacred mound
" heir sweet iuccnse
when "" 90 hence.
W. II drop tear,
As stand
That grassy spot
here lie dull lot
Is hIshrI to rest
~ Gods Lequest.
W hate Ir loss
Cling to the Cross"
Slial. comfort give
NhIl' we shall live:
And when deaths throcs
Stal! end woes
Forth from d" this clay"
We u wing way
To meet ai,I rest
W ith all the BIEST
WHO LOVED THE Gross" D.CH
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
An Act TO provide in Pa.

IPCBLIC.-NO. 2f.1
An Act to provide in Part grading the Public Grounds and
for other Purposes. W
B; enacted by the Senate OF Representatives of
the Cnited states OF America Congress assembled That the
sum :" twenty thousand dollars hereby appropriated,
any money ~ the trSu not otherwise appropriated be
puu Nv me Sccea the Interior under the supervision
oi me arht1c thr Capitol extension grading, filling
streets around th- Capitol - - ~
SEC And be- it rther enacted That all repairs and altea-
TONS OF the Capitol building shall under the direction
ant SUPERVISOR Of the architect OF the Capitol extension
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
COMPLETE MANURE.
MANUFACTURED BY HENRY BOWER,
PHILADELPHIA,

MANUFACTURED BY HENRY BOWER,
PHILADELPHIA,
MADE FROM
Super Phosphate Of Lime, ammonia and Potash
Warsnted Free from Adulteraon.
Packed in Bags of 200 L6s each.
frce $50 per Ton 1000 lbs.
Liberal discount to dealers.
mas raised good crops Wheat Corn Oats Potatoes
r5rass' ~ Cotton Tobacco and Vegetables of all kinds
Larneis would do well TO inquire of their nearest
ue4er IN fertilizers as 10 the results obtained from the
use use OF Complete Manure. The growing crons M
"heai, NJ ms time, freely attest its virtues
u Is mighty recommended bv all who have used :,
up 10 this time. ~ -
we nave numerous testimonials 10 the effect that il
Is an invaluable Fertilizer and we recnmmend !,
hishiy a a top dressing for Wheat and Grass.
DIXON, SHARPLESS & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS,
80 South Water and 40 South Wharyes.
PHILADELPHIA
For Sale by VIM. REYNOLDS.
79 South Street.
Janl Iy Baltimore, Maryland
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
tPCBLIC.-No. 23l
An Act extending 10 tho Satn Nlr-,..,

An Act extending TO the State of Nrr1.t, 4b prori r.
Act relating TO Agricultural Collrre. ' '' d"
BE II enacted by the Senate and IIosr Of
the nited states Of America IN Congress assembled Tit H.
grant hatc by law q" the second day nunl,nI
anu y-tWH 10 each state Of land equal thirty thousani
acres Tor each Of its senators and representatives in Congress
i e purpose Ot establishing agricultural colleges extend
s 70 the state OF Nebraska in the as ii Nebraska
law ~ - Wv F'Se '' S"I
Approved, March 80, 1861.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

A BEAUTIFUL lady was kissing and caressinp
her beautiful lap dog; ''ah Maria !" exclaimed
her fopplsh adorer,. why not grant me the
favOrs you are wasting on Fidele ?' ''I don't
kiss eeery puppy, replied the pcuting fair.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

Pretty girl to Charles-"C Charley how far
is 1t round the world? Isn't it twentv-fonr
th0usan--" Charles (whO adores pretty girls
and puts both arms around ha)-" That 5 ali
a mistake, my love; it is only about twenty ,
ioRr ION inches. She was all the world to him.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

WHY MEN Go WEsr-It may or it may not
o, be that most of our young men, in going to the
the humanizing influence of civilization, but
we fear this is not always the case. Occasion
ally an example comes to light that discloses a
different impulse For instance: in the summer
of flS65, four young gentlemen met for the first
time in Omaha City, and purchased team to
cross the Plains After having travelled a
hundred and fifty miles west of the Missouri
River, one of the party thus addressed his com
panions Boys, we are now safe from officers
and the laws; let all of us come out, tell what
Particulars of colloquy not given.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

A Portland school house caught fire the 9th
er day, and as the boys watched it, one in an
other school said enthusiastically and honestly.
to his companion, ''Oh, Johnny don't YOU
wish it was our school house ?"
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

Phiadelpha AT S a New Castle WILMINGTON and
Leave PhiIadeI16i r NJ ana Mondays at 74j A. VI.
New Castle. i<'uO NJ and Wilmington LILO, 2. VI, for
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAVIS ,,,;.;..o, J.. .,.,
Clayton Tor "a or CLAYTON 4j \. NJ and SiO r. NJ Leave
tiOn with t,ai $40 A. NJ, and p NJ to make cOnnec-
will leave 80 10 and from Dover and Stations south Also
cIyrna at 6l5, A. NJ.
64j, A. VI. WIN EXPRESS aud return leaving Clayton
Ira iraiSs leaving CrisfieId at 945 NJ and yrili. 4i
Steanbostt 10 S,g2 r NJ will close CONNECTION with
and from .ok aud Portsmouth Express Trains to
stop ON the DanTe Ph5ladephia and New York. They will
Snnth Iii ir r. Time is stated EXCEPT that Steamboat T,
which they have tickets ol hatmore at any station to
E. Q. EMAIL. Snnt- d.. p
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
tPUBLIC-NO 29l
An Act for the relief for certain Soldiers and Sailors Therein

designated. N 0'4' 'H'ieii
Be enacted by the Senate and House
the nted Sateo America in Congress assembled That no
soldier or sailor shall De taken held
army who faithfully according 10 his
until the nineteenth day Of April eighteen hundred and
nYe ana who, without authority leave first obtained
dd quit els command refuse date but
nothS herein contained shall operate a remission Of any
incurred by any such soldier sailor Of his payboun
ty pension other allowances, bnt this Construed
solely removal Of disability soldier or sailor NAV
his desertiOn. - N NtN04N0 vi
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

A GENTLEMAN met half witted lad on the
road, and placing in one hand dime and a
cent asked 9,I him which of the two he would
dy, he'd take the smallest O' ~ e''''