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Approved, January 25, 1867.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-18
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Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

ed and abundance of ice and other Refreshments
vded The Easton band has engaged for the
casion An election Queen of Beauty Maids
Honor will he held i'll the afernoOn of tho day
to close with the crowning Of the Queen.
AN ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcmE.-The widow of John f.
Cambridge and then hanged himself attempted commit
suicide Monday afternoon last. Mr.. Rook having
occasion to into his barn. found her hanging BY rope
which he cut just in time save her life lite nearly
tnct We believe that this the second tim attempt
ed to take her life since the death her husband
CAMP MEETNG.-The Quarterly Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church has determined to hold camp meeting
on Queen Anne Circuit this summer The NJ E. Church has
not yet determined the matter
car load of hay about five TONS belonging Barbar Ho
comb loaded at Rising SUM- Cecil county on Tues
day two weeks whilst being shipped market 1t isued
by the sparks from the locomotive.
CAMP MEETING.A Methodist Episcopal Camp Meeting will
be held near Royal Oak sometime during month Of August
rms WI" be united camp-St Michaes Trappe Eason
having Joined forces for the purpose making it an
and profitable occasion. The camp under charge of Rev
Dr. henney of EasOn and Revs j. A Brinle Chath-
AM OF ST. Mchaels and Rev. Thos s Williams of Trappe
Arrangements being to build new NJ E. Church at
st. Michaels, Immediately.
c"ored man named Reed who recently from a in
princess Anne subsequently jumped INTO the Chesapeake Bay
TO escape the officers pursuing him, was drowned
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

A few nights ago, at Camden, s. c., party
OF white men, supposed to belong to the Ku,
kIux klan, visited the house of Mr.. Dill, Re-
Legislature, and murdered him in cold blood,
tor no reason except his political opinions
Two negroes were killed at the same time. and
Mr. Dill, colored man, was desperately wound
ed. THE Charleston 4Ne,cs publishes an afro
clous comment upon the murder heading it
" One OF the Elect comes to Grief, and seems
to think it strange that Dill was not killed
long before. And when leave was asked in
the House of Representatives on Thursday to
introduce resolution providing for the arrest
OF the assassins, Democratic member objected
and kept it out. Now, who are the enemies
of peace in the South?
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

IHE OMNIBUS BILL-Congress has at last
passed a bill readmitting the six States of North
and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Lou.
tslana, and Florida, to representation in either
House. and restoring them to all the rights of
self government which they dissipated by re-
belllon Arkansas had already been restored
ey separate act; so that there will remain
but Virginia, Mississippi and Texas, which
Through no fault of Congress) are not vet
ready for restoration.
This is the bill known as the ''Ompibus
bill. - 1t is the general impression that the
three remaining States will be admitted in 4
short time, so that every State in the Union
will vote for Presidential electors. Thus re-
construction goes bravely on.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Havre Independent contains account of the
death OF Thomas Gaop, Hartford county by suicide in
re ae trace on Sunday night last. He had been in
pSIo some tlnle owing to the death Of his wife, Mon
nav morning. his clothes found on the wharf of Simmons
20" and after short search the body was recovered
IHE hAlLRoAD RGUTE-At the meeting of the Directors
he hent county Railroad Monday last Chestertowp
several important matters under consideration
luton was adopted changing the location of the road beee
buyers and Belar requiring the main stem to follow the r
instead Of ourvlng towards Chesert0wn from those points
S orshaIy decided upon; and to Ohestertown by
branch road from intermediate point The vote nm tb
poposoh was six tor and five against it, Mr. Vickers who s
known to be opposed to the change, being absent
some change has recently taken place the Board of Direc
tors and 1t is possible that the rout, will ai \,
fore the road Is commenced. ~
The BOARD also declined the ofFer of tbo n,, nil, ,
company TO build the upper section the road from
10 townsend The Directors understand to
er meeting.-Kent News T4
~ " SSaraS Neck Cecil county. Nd, appears to be SELL
ing al rather low figure Judging severe sales
reported In that neghOrhood sold there last wae 1t
the moderate price of 1922 per acre The
acres was sold to w. r. Freeman per acre Five
arms "t the estate of the late Gov Veazey were sold
,'"use iarm' 29 acres to James W. Veazey and
'lrs. CFayero and Wills, for S6O Holt farm 100 acres
70 same at S39 Deep Valley rn Sc acres TO same at
~ ar TO H. T. Lusby at Ssj and the Fishery farm to John
A. Lephler, of Philadelphia for $40 per acre
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL Joseph f. Johnston Of yr
gina late of the Confederate arny arrived in Queen Anne
county on SATURDAY last and is the guest Richard
Cook TiShman,
SAssAFRAs BRIpGE-The County Commissioners for Kent
county nav" levied the sum OF five thousand bridge
across the sassas Ryerat accordance with
the proyslqrs nS law passed at session Of the eR,
turF The Oee County commissioners have Levied an equal
amount. wv ~ 't94
~ VI T. 'CELRBRATfoN-st Tammany Lodge, No. g. q
VIII celebrate the approaching Anniversary of Amsrtcan
Independence by grand Festival and reunion of OId F
al the old Hbernia camp ground Centerve The fol-
lowing distinguished members of the Order will deliver adj
SSe" gu tle OCCASION Hon. Judge Geary p NJ g. of Balti.
"onl d. Murray d. d. NJ d. OF Baltimore Stiles Ken
Vuy' VI u" Oi iatoyn sumptuous dinner will be prepar-
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.

WE respectfully call the attention Of our readers
to the celebrated " Wilmington CITY SOAP" which
Is giving general satisfaction all over the county
One pound will go far as two pounds of most
other soaps in the market The people should try
tins 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. Sd and Orange sts, Wilmington, Del.
If you want to buy Shoes and Hats cheap. go TO
the Cash Store. J. II. Primrose.
The Ladies' Shoe Store seems to be the centre Of
attraction. Go to Primrose if you want to get the
worth OF your money. He is ahead.
The reason why Primrose's stock of goods is 50
much better and cheaper than his neighbors is, be-
cause he sells for cash.
500 good, able. bodied young men wanted to DUR
chase and wear PrlmrOse's new style Gators and
Hats.
Farmers wishing to save their money had better
insure their stock. J. Ii. Primrose, Agent.
J. Fl. Primrose is daily receiving large invoices of
all kinds ol Shoes, direct from the manufacturers
Fits guaranteed.
Have you seen the New Spring Dress Goods that
Baggs d Cotton are Just opening? They are in.
deed magnificent.
Farmers, Insure your Live Stock ]. II. Prim.
rose, Agent, Smyrna.
Meady-made Clothing, Best and Cheapest in town,
at Baggs & Cotton's.
r, nice lot of Furnishing Goods at Phillips &,
FAIRIES. All nice and pretty.
The most interesting gossip of the town is, upon
the handsome Spring Goods, both for Ladies and
Gentlemen's wear, just being opened at Baggs &
CottOns.
where did you get that Beautiful Silk Hat, and
those Fine Boots? AT Primrose's, of course.
The finest selection OF Spring Cassimeres, Ger.
tainy, that has ever been seen in this town is at
Baggs d Cotton's.
Have you seen the New Style Straw Hats? Prim.
| rose has them.
The most Elegant Styles of Cloths for Ladies'
Coats that ever saw, at Baggs & Cotton's.
The best place to buy Straw Hats is at Primrose's.
know that Primrose does sell Boots and Shoes
low, for his store is always full of customers
If you want pair of Good Fitting Gators, 90 to
FrImroses, the ladies' shoe store.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
MARRIAGES.

Sth, at the residence Of A. McCon,
Ehy' CLAYTON Dell by Rev. William b. Gregg. J. H,fr
traits OF Wilmington, to NJ Emma Riggs of CLAYTON
81 CD"Eh-itorhlNS.-ln Philadelphia the morning
June the llth' by the Rev. Alfred Conkman John W T ST.
Ter OF queen Annes county, Nd To NJ Virgins
late Thomas Hopkins
CHAMbERS-MOoRE.-O the lth inst, at the resi!rn
H. W. fook' IN Chester, by Rev. II. F. Grny Mark g. e.
OerS 0, Magnolia, Dell and Jennie, daughter of late A.
ander Moore of Wilmington.
Uo"-ENANS-At the residence Of the bride father in K
county by the Rev. E. W. Gaylord, Wednesday lu.!i.
Miss Annie Cow, to Mr.. Samuel Evans of Milford.
tlLL-MoRGAN-On the 10th inst, by the Rev r. p. N,r,.
ford - ~ '
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
The following legal DECISION will be road rr;t

THE following legal decision will be read with
interest by delinquent subscribers:
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS. Mr. ,Justice
Parker, ofthis Judicial District, has lust render,
ed decision fully affirming the liability of news
paper subscribers to pay for papers sent them.
""ta all arrears are p0id Mr. Justice Murray
rendered like decision when County Judge
The following is the case decided by Justice
Parker
NORWOOD Brown AGAINST MARY NoNsoN
EX'X, &C.-This was an action brought to re-,
cover, among other things, for about thirteen
years subscription to the plaintiff 5 paper-the
L'elawore Express. The defendant set un
the statute of limitations, claiming that the
plaintiff could recover only for subscription to
the paper for the last six years previous to the
commencement of the suit This case was
tried before Justice Parker at the October Cir
cunt, without jury. The case has lust been
decided, Judge Parker holding that the con-
tract between the publisher and subscriber was
a continuing contract, and the defendent was
liable tor the whole time the paper was sent
and received; thus following the decision of
Judge Murray at the County Court in the case
OF Browne against Hit. Judgment for plain
tiff, $12.08 and costs. White & Jacobs for
plaintiff; George w. Clark for defendant
Express, Delhi, Neto Ioth.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

things they To let bad rule suffrage stand is doubt
less what shall have to do; but is it pleasant that
must keep startling to repeat it? Why should the national
platform say anything on the subject: Why hang light at
the of the ship to throw back glare upon huus
path have when there wrcckin
which require all visolcc: moth
ing about Negro Suffrage why not practice edgu
and say no: :hingr
whether the Southern Whites should attup 10 eject ne.
from the suffrage is their business which they
the best judges But before they make the with
hopes of they frat have gained control
Governments. Would antNegro Suffrage declaration in
the Democratic platform aid them in getting such
Would the be likely to vote with them, il asked
to vote for their own Acknowledgement 2"
LETTER CHIEF JusrIog CnA4@.-The following letter
from Chief usce Chase has been published;
WASHINGTON, May Is, lsjs.MY DEAR SiR:-YOI right
in believing that "sha abandon the great principles
for the success of which have given entire life adhere
to my "old creed of equal rights without jot title
abatement. shall he glad if the professors that creed
adhere 10 it AS faithfully. am by of nvcc-
ves by which am drenched Almost every ythius alleged
fact is asehood out of the Who'll cloth IN allegation
has little fact in it the fact perverted HyeStci that
1t becomes asehOoi know motive for all this except
appointment that impeachment has far proved sue
cess coupled with belief thav have done pre-
vent its being success have been partisan
ntnt ceralny but have not been partisan the
side As presiding officer my conscience estle,
that have been strictly impartial and sure that any one
who reads the report will Individually have
victons and opinions, but have very seldom given uttecc
to them Indeed do not think that the case in any Of its as
pects has been the subject of conversation between myself
than four five Senators, then only casually and
briefly No Senator will that have sought to influence
him The real ground of denuncation that have not been
partisan OF conviction and this dcnunciaon am willing 10
bear They denouncc abuse me and read m tI
party. if they choose follow my old lights not the new
what the developments of the future may be know not
neither expect desire to be candidate tor office again II
would however crafty me exceedingly if the Democratic
would take ground which would party against all
of
eu In eight and to be established in all the Southern
Constitutions Then think the future of the great cause
or "ch nave abored so l"ns-woud BE- secure aud should
not regret my absence from political lalurs.
MnN 2 IN
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED BY
g. III. NEEDLES.

az ~, MS U1Ice, corner Of TWELFTH and RACE Sis.
Philadelphia 0'''
Professional experience in the adjustment of Me.
cnanlcal Remedies and Supports for l6 wears hs 8
gwen MIN extensive opportunities for practice in this
important hut neglected branch, To all afflicted with
lEhN'A oI KUPFUHE, he can guarantee the sue
cessiul application of Trusses specially adapIed to
cure. Fe ''O"'
Ladies requiring Trusses. Braces, Supporters, EIas
.c beIts' bandages. Syringes, Pessaries, &C. will
find Department adjoining his Office. condncIed h.,
competent and intelligent FEMALES
@ Bannlng's. Braces, Fitch's Supporters, French
indesrueable Frusses, Elastic Stockings Shoulder
Feb. &c ION.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

THE LoCUsTs:: The seventeen year locusts'
have made their appearance in large numbers.
IN various parts OF the Peninsula, as we see by
our exchanges: Up to the present they have
not appeared in this section. In 1851. the
time OF their last appearance, there was none
In this region, and it is not probable that thew
Will appear this year In most any direction
within radius Of - miles we can hear oftheir
advent 1t is a elI-known report concerning
these insects that they always have letter on
their wings which Is the initial of word that
indicates some great event in our history wbiIe
they are going through their Rip VanWinkie
sleep. In 1851 it was ''W'-war. This wear
it is "U"-Jnion. Three cheers for the
locusts. ''-'
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

WASITEGToS ITEMSThe nomination of Hon Rcverv Jon-
son, Democrat Of MARYLAND, Minister to England was t
I" the Senate on Friday and confirmed without the usual refer
ence to committee. The nomination and unanimous confr.
h"h Is approved by all parties in WaShiugtun Mr. johnson
Will Immediately resign the office of senator from MARYLAND
ana probably depart for England the first of july II is
expected the GnveI"r OF Maryland will appoint Mr. Hamilton
Senator elect from that State ill the unexLireI tern, or
Senator Johnson
me Fesrt ON Momiay formally rendered TO Mr. Everts the
position OF Attorney General. The matter is under
10y 9r EvertS VIII" is expected to inform johnson of his
acceptance or d"clinaton in few DAYS Eyarts was one
OF the Presidents counsel in the Impeachment trial lie is
ican party.
General Grant has advised Packard Chairman of the Louis
lana Registration Board to more proclamatops CON
ct with those OF the military authorities as such action
will DO in violation Of the Reconstruction laws
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

The CHASE MOVEMENT ABANDoNED,-A
sudden turn has been taken in the Chase novc-
ment by the New York World. On Monday
last, it published a leader making a complete
retraction Ofits previous sentiments with refer
enee to the distinguished gentleman in oues-
ton. Parties in position to know, aver that
that article was the result Of a sharp remon-
STRANGE from Democratic members of Congress-.
the substance Of which was that the WoJy,J
was placing the party in false position How
ever that may be, the article is accented as an
indication that the Chase movement is aband-
oned. The point Of the article is in this para.
graph
The Democratic party may be unable to re-
yoke what has been done but they certainly
are not gong to lnoADrse it, as they would yir-
tualy do by nominating a man who makes it
t4e corner stone Of his political creed. There
Is great difference between submitting to thr
inevitable from sheer inability to withstand il
and placing ourselves under the guidance of q
man who has aided in bringing the evil upon
us. We should be glad to see Chief Justice
Chase follow Mr.. Blair and Senator Doolittle
ihtO the Democratic party but as he regards
negro suffrage as blessing instead of an afro
clou;S' though perhaps irretrevable blunder.
We do not see how he and the Democratic party
Can have any bond of fellowship"
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

WILMINGTON DRECTORY.-W have received
from the publishers, MeSsrs jenkins Il Atkin-
son, a copy Of the new Directory of the city of
Wilmington. This work, both in its general
mechanical execution and the fund of finforma-
ton 1t contains, gives ample evidence of the
skill and enterprise of the publishers. The
price is 81. 25 by mail In an appendix it gives
q! Directory Of every town in the State, also a
list OF all the Churches and Ministers in the
State, all the State and County officers, &c
The same publishers have in contemplation a
Directory of the State and ofthe Eastern Shore
OF Maryland; it will contain over 500 pages
and be compiled next year. We regret that
SO many mistakes occur in names. 1t is the
only thing that mars this otherwise excellent
work, except that the Bank of Smyrna is omit
ted from the list of Banks. We know the
trouble printers labor under in this particular,
but there arc to many in this work for this
apology to include all of them.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

= An inspection of the remains of Stephen A.
Douglas was made on Tuesday, preparatory to
their removal to the tomb erected to his memo
ry. Upon inspection the remains of the illus
trious Senator was found to be in remarkable
state of preservation, almost as natural as when
buried seven years ago. The complexion is
very fair, the contour of the head and face ap-
parently unchanged, and the expression quiet
natural and plainly recognizable. The hair
looks as black and glossy as ever, and the rain.
ent as new and tidy as when first put on, not
presenting the least evidence of mildew or dis
colOration, - N''
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
K. X. K., OF SMYRNA. DEL.
What the Press think abovt;t

ave are no aarmist-but evidently sometime
IS IN the wind Let every law-abiding citizen be on
his guard."-Smyrna Times.
1.-The X. X. H., of Middletown, will smile at the
above announcement, and the frightened SMYRNA
editor himself would hardly be able to suppress one
IT he were familiar with the little piece of bagalellc
out of which the alleged X. X. X. Of Middletown.
sprung."-MddIetOUn Transcript.
The Clayton Herald goes it strong, but is not
scared, as the editress is not of those credu
lous, scary kind of women - she gives, however, a
half column Of editorial and two letters thrown in
gratis-a big " fuss " for one so hard TO scare.
What Phillips g. FAIRIES think of it, We think
the joke has taken finely, and happy to be able
to explain the whole matter. 1t is sell all the way
through, and has but one meaning, namely: to call
attention to the fact that Phillips & Faries' is the
place t" buy your Cloths, Cassimeres, Ready-mad
Clothing, Furnishing Goods. Trunks, Hats, Caps,
&c. which we are selling very cheap.
After reading the above, buy your Harness of
Il. o. Ayres.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

The conflict of authority in New Orleans be.
tween the military and civil officers continues to
cc9mpllcate affairs in that city Thursday the
Mayor, who was installed on the previous day
by Gen. Buchanan, appointed a new Chief If
Police, but the old one refused to give nm the
office. The old Recorderalso refused to yacate
in favor of his lately elected successor, but he
was removed by Gen. Buchanan's order. The
new Aldermen and their Assistants were sworn
in and entered upon their duties. Mayor Con.
way appears unable to get rid of the old officers
or transact any business without military assist
ance
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

MAN SHoT.-On Saturday night last fra
cas- occurred at one of the doggeries in this
town, when a white man was struck bv a
negro named Blaine. Late that night num-
Der OF colored men were going home, and when
they got near Mr.. Jos. Donoho' residence, in
4Appoquinimink, they were ordered to halt,
but not obeying the order promptly, gun was
discharged and one of them named Moore,
recelEed tltty shot in the back. tbs not known
VINO nred the gun, but it is supposed that who
ed just in advance of the parties Shot at
Moore lives with Ezekiel View, (col. near
Prices Corner, and was in company with
Views sons. The Views are the most inoffen-
sive negroes in the community, and had moth
ing to do with the 'muss" in this town.
Moore wounds are not dangerous.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
STATE AND LOCALS.

=, FE:sTIIvALs.--The Smyrna Circuit M. f.
Festival opened last evening at the IIoffecker
factory. The ladies have arranged things
nicely and the delicacies are elegant. A large
eroud Is expected this evening. 1t will con
tinue tomorrow evening.
A Festival for the benefit oft NJ. E. Church
OF Milford will be held in Dorsey's Hall, com
meenclng this evening, (17th).
The Festival at Dover, last week, netted
about $3.50; The NJ. B.. Church Parsonage
for which the Festival was given, has been
pa1pered, painted and otherwise improved,
The Ladies OF the Presbyterian Church. at
Newark, will hold festival in the Oratorv of
Delaware College, on Friday afternoon and
The Odd Fellows of Delaware City will shortly
hold fair and festival in that town for the
benefit Of the order.