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Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

SUDDEN DEATH-Mrs. Unity Sipple, of
Frederick, died very suddenly on Thursday
night week She went to bed in her usual
health-she had been suffering from asthma
number of years-and was found dead in the
morning. Her little son, aged Is, who was
sleeping with her, knew nothing of her death
until after he had arisen and made the fire
She was g. years of age.
NOVELTIES IN SLEIGHING "A wagon body,
on runners filled with bevy Of pretty girls
nightly issued from Odessa, during the late
moonlight evenings. Another party enlivened
their seighing excursions with the notes of the
French Horn which rang out clearly upon the
frosty night air.
CONFIRMED. The U. s. Senate last week,
confirmed John B. Pennington, Of Dover, to
| be u. 5. District Attorney, for the District of
| Delaware, in place of John L. Pratt, who had
resigned the place previous to his decease
Mr. Pennington is a Democrat of the strongest
class. lie is about removing to Wilmington.
John Woodall, of Little Creek Hd, in this
county, had a fine horse and q young heifer tC
| die very suddenly few nights ago. 1t is suppos
ed that they were poisoned. He has lost stock
valued at 5000 since the first of August.
LARGE CRoP.-One of the grain factors a
MiddetOwn, bought, last week, a crop of corr
| ITOiu One vi OuT SuUSLdUIldI WHICH
amounted to 5000 bushels. Who can bea
it?-TraaScript.
j ELECTION OF AN ENGINEER. The directors
of the Maryland and Delaware Railroad Com
pany have elected John Mcdowell Goldsbo
rough, Esq, of Talbot county, chief engineer
to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Tencl
f. Tilghman.
i A SENsAroN-Five brides made their deJu
in one of our churches last Sunday, which wa
a splendid sensation for the quidauncs an
fashioBahles.
New SCHOOL DISTRTcT.-The Levy Cour
last week granted petition for new Schoo
District to be laid off from District No. -, be
tween Dover and Camden.
Mr. Joseph T. Brown, of New Castle Hun
, dred, has two very fine steers, one of whic
f stands five feet six inches high, and weigh
$500 pounds. The other weighs 22SO pound.
VIM. huntington Cannon planted on h
farm, two miles from Seaford, last year, sixt
thousand peach trees.
; Ice eighteen inches thick has been cut froi
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal the pa
: week
:. The Republicans of New Castle are abo,
E organizing a Grant Club, and will hold NEE
t ing for the purpose shortly.
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REMOVAL OF FACToRY.-Messrs. Hofeck-
er 4 Bro, have removed their yoolen factory
by ex-Gov. P. F. Causey, and are arranging
and adjusting their machinery as fast as posi-,
bic for the Spring work. The Haven Mills
are just out OF the Western limits Of the town,
above the head of tide,water navigation and
on an unfailing stream of water. The new
mill is over hundred feet long by thirty five
wide, and is specially adapted to the business
They are, we learn, making important addi
tions to their machinery for improved manu-
factnre
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send tlrre
of chagel all who desire it the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple remedy
by which he cured of lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only object is 10
benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will
try tins prescription. ii will cost them IOthing,
and may prove a blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD WILSON,
No. les Sonth Cd ST, WllIiamsbnrg. n. Y.
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CHEAPEST CARPETS in PHILADELPHIA
AND WHERE TO RIrY THEM

Almost every one has heard Of EVANS CHEAP CARs
PET STORE where you can buy ycnr goods lnwer thai
at any other establishment and make your selections
from one Of the largest and finest stocks Of I.
BRUssELs, THREE. PLY. INGRAM. STAiR and Rae Car.
pets; OH CLOTHS. MATTINGs. WINDow SHADES &C.
We are selling Carpets two yards wide only 81 90,
Don't buy without examining 0nr low prices. and be
certain that you get into the right store = s..vp
49,, JOHN M. EVANS,
MIRO sm . ~ No. 3l7 N. I'D ST., above Vine
''sd aud directly opposite Wood sta Phlad'ss
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Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

SALE. w. Spruance has purchased of
j. L. Bcwley tract of 500 acres of land at
Persons Cove, Bombay Hook, for $l4 per
acre. There is about 100 acres Of upland; the
balance is salt marsh. NIX
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

ELLENDALE.-This new town, on the J. &
b. X. r., was founded by Dr. j. s. Pretty
man, of Milford, and is named after his wife
Ellen. 1t is halfway between Milford and
Georgetown-s miles-six miles from Milton,
on the east and twelve from Bridgeville, on the
west. The citizens are making large calcula.
tions on its future.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

HORSE SroLEN.-Mr. w. r. Davis, on the
Dover road q miles from this town, has had a
sorrel mare stolen from him. His son rode
the animal to Gerkervile on Sunday night, and
she was stolen whilst hitched at farm house.
He offers $25 reward.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

ADVERTISEMENTS mill Be Inserted at therate ofSspen
Cents line for the first insertion; subsequent in
ssrtioas 81 cents. A liberal discount made
quarterly, semi-annual and yearly ddUsrtisers.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

JUVENILE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. .-Rev. w.
B. Gregg designs lecturing to the children of
this town on the subject of temperance, with
view Of organizing juvenile temperance So
ciety, some day next week, he hopes.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

LADIES TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS. Ell, :
tic Bandages Bells. SiOckines, Knee Caps. Ran
NINGiS Il TrFCH'S Braces, Spinal, Shoulder 4
Ereci0r Braces. Light French and German Ruplni.
FruSses, Syrnges, IN great variety. &C.,
NEEDLES
TWELFTH Street. First door below Race. PHIL
DELPiIIA. Gins Department Is conducted EVc.H
sIvely iOr Females and Children, by competent LndI :.
and the stock Is adapted To their Special WanI1J [
adjusting Mechanical Remedies, cORJI ~
correct construction, with ease and COminr
&. II. NEEDLES
Professional Adiuster Of Trusses. &c
Corner OF 9th aud X ACE Streets, PM IL4DELPIIA
NAV r.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

ANNIvERsARY-Next Sunday is tie day
set apart for the Missionary Anniversary of
the Methodist Church and Sunday School of
this town. The Sunday school meeting will
take place in the afternoon at 24 o'clock, and
will consist of singing. addresses by Revs.
Report of the Secretary, &c. The Offerings
will be given under an entirely new plan.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

9J We have bat lIIIe confidence in The trumpet
tOngued sqIem nts Of The prOpuetOrs of advertiser
medicines generIIy. but we are forced TO c0nrnT III
the upInInn. uni formly expressed by all Who have
used PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. that Il II ve'V
va Unable aItIrie. and that 1t Would be Well ir
every household IT, have al hand, IN case Oi brhIS't
tcalds bnrns diarrhGa, dvsenery chOiera, lever AMI
and the host OF diseases, external aud internal
which II IS iaped TO cure or alleviate. M arI"te
Of medicine attained to such popularity anl
extensive diff isOn II has penetrated tn every pRft,
even The most remote OF the known world. bearing
with II lis healing influences more po'ent than those
of The spices Of "AraDy the blesi. We are informed
by prncIna Druggists that they sell Of las
article Tor expectation than any all Others and that
the demand is constantly increasing SGLem ObserurF
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

If you want Carpet for your Parlor, Entry,
Chamber or Setting Room, 60 to Primrose's; he
can suit your taste.
Town ELECTION Our town election will
be held on Monday, March I'd. How would
it 90 to nominate town hall ticket?
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

GOOD TENIPLARs. "A meeting to organize
Lodge of Good Templars will be held at Stella
Lodge room on Friday evening. Rev. 7. L.
Poulson, G. w. G. T., is expected to be pres
ent and address the meeting.
Rev. w. B. Gregg will deliver a temperance
lecture at Union NJ. Il. Church on Monday
evening next, at o'clock.
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Our editorial got mixed up little last week
In "making up"
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the meeting, commenced by saying that he
liked the remarks of the Secretary, Mr.. Stock
". He did not know that he could add any
thing to what had already been said, and. so
well said,/ too 1t seemed to him, however,
onr citizens did not and cannotfully appreciate
the Importance of the construction of thispiece
of road. He thought it would be the means of
putting into the. pockets of our people at least
half million dollars within five years from the
the completion of the road. 1t would be the
means of building up our town and adding to
the population. The land would be better cul-
tivated and more highly improved, and all our
products would command amore ready sale al
enhanced prices. The products of the sol
would be increased, and ready market found
at our DOORS II this road is not built there
will be road built either above this point, a
or near Delaware City or Dover, which vii
shut us in from the advantages of direct an(
independent oommunieation with the grea
central markets of New York and the East
Mr.. c., in concluding his remarks, statct
that he believed if the community had the us
of this road for one year, and could see the ad
vantage it would be to every one that rathe
than not have the road, we would all be wi
ling to be taxed for its construction than b
without it.
Additional subscriptions to the capital stoc
were obtained, amounting to $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

y The newest political rumor afoat in New
York is that arrangements are on foot for a
third party, to be composed of the Conserva-
tive Repubublicans who were turned out ofthe
Republican State Convention last week, and
such of the Conservative Democracy as may
choose to come in. Hon. Henry j. Raymond,
of the n. Y. Times, Thurlow Weed, and other
veterans Of the same school, are said to be en-
gineering the movement. A manifesto, setting
forth their plans and principles, will make Its
appearance in the course of few days
1t is said, furthermore, that this new move
ment is intended not to operate against Gen.
Grant, but rather to render his election all the
more sure, by securing for him the State OF
New York, which gave, at the last election, be-
tween forty and fifty thousand majority against
the Radicals.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

PIC lining ON nF N"1 Ga. afT
amused themselves by skating from that town
to Delaware City and back on the ice The
party consisted of men, boys, young ladies and
girls and the whole distance, there and back,
was accomplished in from one and halfto two
hours. One of the party, gentleman of su-
perior skating qualities, made the distance in
thirty four minutes. Another, boy of only
some twelve OF thirteen years of age, was forty
minutes in coming from Delaware City to New
Castle. Others were fifty and sixty minutes
in the passage up. The distance is some nine
miles, by water, from New Castle to Delaware
City, Gazette
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

II you want Oh Cloth for Floor or Window. 90 .,
Primrose'ss
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

RNS-SUssoRIrTIoN,--0ne year, $500 in ad.
sdnee, or $3.50 if not paid till end Of the year. N
saper discontinued until allarrearsars paid--Only
at the option Of the Publisher.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

THE times is published epery Wednesday a
ternOO~, by Jos. H. HoFFEcKEn. Editor and Pro-
prietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

A FURIOUS COw.-On Wednesday morning,
as a cattle drover was coming along Front ST.,
Wilmington, one of the cows became infuriat-
ed and rushed at a lady, who fortunately made
her escape. A little further on, she saw Mr.
Charles Foster standing at the door of his drug
store, and ran toward him with great fury, but
he escaped injury by jumping inside and clos
ing the door. Mr.. Evan G.. Stotsenburg was
the next object of the mad animal, and she
rushed at him, but Mr.. S., with great presence
of mind, threw his hat at her. which somewhat
ran him against brick house on the corner,
and held him securely between her horns
Finding herself incapable, in this position, to
do injury, she released him and ran across the
street and attacked WAGNER, who barely
made his escape by getting under his wagon
She was finally taken to slaughter and
secured. - Gazette.
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Market Reports.

New YORK, March IA Noon Sterling Ex-
lower. Wheat declining. Corn ta1c. better.
Rve steady. Oats &c. better. Mess Pork
s54 12s. Lard dull. Cotton very firm at Csc.
Freights dull. Spirits Turpentine quiet at ga
csc. Rosin unchanged.
Eyening-Cotton very firm and better bus:-
ness. Sales of 1000 bales at 25c. Flour dull;
State S. 9Oa10 IS. Wheat 2a2e. lower. Corn
mixed Western 81 24al q. Mess Pork S2l %.
Lard quiet. Naval Stores dull and dropping.
Groceries irm and quiet. Frelghts dull but
BALTMoRE, March 14.-Cotton dull and
NOMINAL at 2h. Flour firm, City Mills Extra
s1o 50aI2. Wheat frm-Southern red, 50 75a
Ok Corn dull-white, 81 ITO; yellow, s. II
81 is Oats SoaS2. Rye firm at 90c. Provis-
ions dull-Bulk Shoulders, 10}a10s.
w WlIMrseToN. M March 14.-Cotton steady,
Niddline. 224. Spirits Turpentine declined
6Oc. Rosin quiet and low, No. 2, 81 ~; NO. l.
81 75a4. Tar quiet, 81 30.
AUGUSTA. March 14.-The Cotton market
6rmer and more active; sales, So9algOo oaies'
receipts, 312 bales; Middings, 243a2oc.,
SAvANNAH, March 14.--Cottoa opened qqlsessc 3ssc
but closed firm and ADVANCING ooi Sases ha a1ss is0'
MOBILE, March 14.-Cotton receipts to-day
2S9 bales. Sales 1900 bales. Market opened al
Ac. and under, but closed hard at 43c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-Cotton active
Middlings at 293a24c. Sales 10000 bales. re
ceipts 1909 bales; exports 1866. Sterling 81 o
595. New York. Sight tai premium; Goic
1IS Snpar and Molasses quiet and unchanged
Sr. LOUIS, March 14.-Flour low, and medl-
nm Grades scarce -super6ne s7.5taSS.5O. Corn
s7a90. Mess Pork easier s29. 9.75a24; Clear sides
14al4tc; Shoulders II; Lard l4c.
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Our European Dispatches.

10y ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
APPOINTMENT OF CARDINALS AND BISHOPS BIZ THE
popE-TE ERUPTION OF vEsUvIUs INCREASING
FOREIGN MARKETS, ETC.
LONDON, March 14.-Dispa:ches from Rome
announce that Lucien Bonaparte, Conella, Ber-
nardi, Moreno, Borromeo and Capatti have
been made Cardinals. Several Bishops have
also been appointed for the United States and
Canada.
PARIS, March 15.-David succeeds Senator
Schneider as President of the Corps Legis-
latif.
NAPLES, March 14.-The eruption of Vesu-
vius is increasing in power and grandeur. Vast
quantities OF fire though but little lava are
emitted. The detonations are loud and ire
quent.
LONDON. March 14-Consols 9S. Bonds 72.
LIVERPOOL, March 1+Noon.-Cotton frmer'
but prices remain the same; sales 10000 bales.
Breadstufs quiet.
Evening.-Cotton active and buoyant; Up
lands, on the spot and aaoat, 1o4d.; Orleans
10ad. Corn, Ais, Tallow, 44a46s. Others un-
changed.
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Spiral aptifes.

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City Railroad, corner of East Bay and Broad Streets,
to receive and convey to hs Postoee letters and pa
pers intended for the mails viz:
For the South Carolina %aairoad Mails-Augusta,
Savannah, and Western, frtm A. n, to ga. N.
For the South Carolina Railroad Mafls-C Columbia
and Greenvlile, from 8 P. n, to 4P. NJ i
For the South Carolina Railroad Mails-Augusta
and Western, from P. M. to P. NJ.
For the Early Morning Msils-from P. n. to
Pm. STANLEY G. TROTT, P. n.
March 16
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The Reconstruct1o n Conventions.
NORTH CAROLINA.


RALEIGH, N. c., March 14.-The convention
was engaged yesterday upon divorce cases and
other Legislative matters. Last night and to-
day 1t passed the relief ordinance. Also an
ordinance directing the payment Of interest
upon the State debt to be resumed January,
1869.
The Conservative State Executive Committee
met to-day and nominated Colonel Thomas s.
Ashe, Of Anson, for the; Office of Governor, in
place Of Hon. 2. B. Vance, declined.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, March 14.-The section requiring
all officers Of the State to take the oath that Il
recognize and accept the civil and political
EQUALITY of all men before the laws" was
adopted.
A communication was received from General
schofeld, suggesting that the convention au-
thorize the State Treasurer to issue certificates
of indebtedness to pay the expenses OF the
election, registration and the revision, for
neither of which hal Congress appropriated
any money. He estimates it at s75 or 100000;
referred. A general debate on money matters
snrnnp ND. in which it was stated that the prin-
Ter of the convention had no pay for two weeks
and that there was no money to pay him.
The registration here closed to-day The
blacks are thirty-six votes ahead in the total
registration Of $4,000.
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funeral llotife.

Rs5- The Relatives, :Friends and Ac-
quaintances of Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH MERTENs and
family, are respectfully invited to attend the Fune.
raj Services of the former from his late residence,
No. 2S2 King street. at Three o'clock This afternoon,
without further invitation. March 16
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@ THE MAGISTRATES AND ALL OTH-
ERs interested VIII take notice that the SemMonth.
ly Sitting Of this Court will be held To-Day to receive
Returns Of Commitments, and to investigate such
other cases as may be brought forward, in compn.
ance with General Orders No. 1e4, Paragraphs 4.
By order Of Judge LOGAN.
JACOB WILLIMAN,
Deputy Clerk Of Dis rict Court Of Charleston.
March 16
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SPECIAL ORDER.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,

CHARLESTON, March 10Th, 1868.
H1HE WHOLE POLICE FORCE, INCLUDING
Il THE DETECTIVE FORCE, Is placed under the
immediate supervision and control of Captain C. B.
SIGWALD, Chief Of Police.
The Chief of Police is hereby required to have his
Office in this building. N. COGSWELL, Mayor.
". q. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
March 10 Q
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Hr"Deutscher Brueierltcher Bund.''--
Members are respectfully requested to attend the
Funeral of our Brother, JOsEPH MERTENs, from
his late residence No. 2S2 1itngsreet at o'clock,
Thi; Afternoon.
By request of the Presid ant
March 16 A. ". RIECKE, Secretary.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCu,l
MARCH u, 1868.
HTTIZENS DESTROYS OF MAKING ANY COM
I J PI,AINTS with reference 10 existing evils, nui.
sances abuses or violations OF ordinances VII please
enter the same in the Compliant BOOK, wnlen VIII
be found at the Upper and Lower wards Guaia, a.
houses 1t will be advisable 70 s.sn ne -aca;vo orv ~
all such entries If they desire tnem W receife alS
special attention. e,1nu
a., 10 - Clerk of Council.
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MQrrieb.

VREELAND-MEYER.- the 11th March, at the
residence of the brides other, by the Rev. JOHN
BAcHMAN, DID,, Mr. JESSE E VREELAND, Of Rah.
way, n. j., ard Miss EMMA ]. MEYER, of Charles
ton, S @. No cards.
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OF AXEMEN.-Assernble THIS afternoon, at No. 2s2
Kng-stree OF O'clock in Citizens Dress, for the
purpose of paying the last i5ute of respect to your
late brother areman, Mr. JOSEPH MERTRNs.
WILLIAM KNOX,
Morcb 7e Secretary