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Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

RITUALIsM.-At the annual Convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of this State
tsee proceedings elsewhere) some action was
attempted looking to the suppression of the
hl'uallstic movement ia the denomination
ou' 1t was promptly suppressed, lest party ami.
mosltlGs be engendered thereby. The motion
was made by Rev. j. j. Harrison, of Newark
trecently of this town. who, we believe, was
formerly identified with the Methodist Church
Although the Diocese is decidedly Low Church,
the Bishop and nearly all the clergy being
thoroughly identified with that branch. still
1t is evident, from the action Of the Copven-
tlon, that the High Church party have sniff
Gent influence to cause Difference to their
views. st. Adams is progressive.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

RELIGIOUS. Change Of ofhour-During the
Summer months the evening service in the NJ.
e. Church will be held at 4! o'clock.
Il Spectai .SernIOh.-lIev. s. L. Gracv will
preach on next Sunday evening, by request. a
sermon from Hebrews VI. I. For it is impos-
Slble Tor those who were once enlightened and
have tasted Otthe heavenly gift and were made
partakers Of the Holy Ghost, and have tasted
of the good word of God and the powers ofthe
world to come, if they shall fall away to re.
new them again into repentance, seeing they
cruelty to themselves the Son of God afres6.
and put him to an open shame"
The congregation of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, in this town, at a meeting held ON
Saturday last to consider the resignation of
their Pastor, Rev. John Mccoy, decided al,
most unanimOusl Y, not to request the Presbv-
terry to dissolve the pastoral relation.
The Frlends' le0rjy Nccting. The yearly
meeting of Progressive Friends held at Long
wood, Chester CO., a few miles above Wilmin@-
ton. on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday OF
last week, was, as usual, attended not only by
those distinctly connected with it. but BY many
OF other denominations and other neighbor-
hoods including numerous visitors from the
above-named city. Among the distinguished
personagcS present was VIM LIoyd Garrison.
The African Methodist Episcopal Confer.
ence has been in session in Wilmington during
the past week. Bishop 4. w. Wayman pre7
siding, assisted by Bishop Ward and j. b.
Campbell, DID.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

IMpRovEMEETs Mr.. VIM. Worden is hav-
Machine Works. 1t is y by 80 feet. '' MS
Mr., Thos. Z. Jefferson is having q na,t
frame dwelling erected near his residence. ON
Main st., 20 by 3Ofeet A. I, Campbell build
Mr.. Jno. A. Cavender is erecting a be.ut;-
tul country seat for Mr.. Jas, Roberts. in the
ALLEY, about three miles from town. The
main building is % by 80 feet, and 3 stories
high. The back building is I6 by 27 feet. -''
:, Mr., q. is also building house for Mr.. T
NJ. Voshell, Sin the Neck, " 4milos from town
1t Is ~ by 40 feet, two stories high, and will
greatly Improve that section of country.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

Buy your Clothing at Phillips e. Faries'. They
have the largest stock and selling cheaper than
any house in Smyrna.
Don't forget to wlite for Wyatt & Garrett
Circular of Measurement, No. Cpl Market St.,
Wilmington, Del. apl5-IyI
Trunks, Travelling Bags and Valses, at Phillips
y FAIRIES, Commerce Street.
HOTEL CHANGE -Messrs. Easing Bros have
taken the Capitol Hotel, at Dover, recently
kept by L. b. Merrett, and intend reftting and
improving it.
splendid assortment of Hats and Caps, at Phil
lips Il FAIRIES. Cheaper than the cheapest.
1t is computed that Delaware will lose one
million OF dollars, this year, by the failure of
the peach crop.
good assortment of Fancy Cassimeres at Phil.
lips d Faries'. Ths very latest styles, and very
cheap.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
A CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES.

CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES,
with or without medicine, from whatever cause. at
one interview or by mail, by MApAME REsrELL,
Professor of Midwifery. Over thirty wears prac.
tlce Her INFALLIBLE FRENCH FEMALE E
MONTHLY PILLS, No |, Price 81, or No. 9,
four degrees stronger, Prieo S., which can never
fall' are safe and healthy Office, No. East Fifty
Second Street. first door from Fifth Avenue, New
York City; or sent by mail. Her Circular, "Ad.
vice to the Married." especially for those whose
health or circumstances forbid too rapid increase
Of family. Sent Free. mhI8.3m.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
DEATHS.

DAWSON In Camden, Del, the -:hi..,. 90, .r
+. DI"sin, in the 39th year of her az.
SILCON- At Ol.Ssa, the lst of VI rr'i l~, Ar, N-
daughter If james and Eliza SilcuA, ,l. -,,.. y,.. il
CLEMENT On "Wednesday, 81 inst. in PE., at tn. r. s
oi i'f ,iStcr. Mrs. Joseph Mpxied Mrs Harlrj ..
daughter of John Fisher formerly Juds, the L. s. u
Court and widow Of Franklin W. Clement NJ b.. IT,, ,i "
mHgtOu.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS The Steamer Per1g
commenced regular tri weekly trips between
Smyrna and Philadelphia on Monday last
She will ma Ike daily trips after the 18th of fully.
See advertisement for further information.
The time. table on the railroad has been
changed again, but we received the notice too
late to make the necessary corrections in this
issue. The Express train now leaves PhiIa
at II at night instead of in the aflernoon.-
1t leaves Clayton at 2O5 The evening train
arrives here ten minutes carriers. 80. The
other trains run as usual.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

CUT Ills THROAT.-Dr. Solomon Sbarne. Of
the Z. s. Navy, residing in Wilmington, while
lahorlng under temporary alteration of mind
on Monday morning went into the yard with
razor and cut his throat He was soon dis
covered and the aid of several eminent physi-
cans secured. The arteries were taken up;
the inciSion sewed up and at noon, hopes of
recovery were INDUCED. He is between 60
and 20 years of age and has suffered much from
paralysis. He had not been able to leave his
boarding house for week or two.-Ga-ette.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

A HEN has the capacity of laying six hundred
eggs-and no more. Usually thoy Law few
the first year; from three hundred and TWEEN
ty to three hundred and seventy in the next
three years; and the rest from the lfth to the
ninth year inclusive. The true economy, there,
tore, It will be seen, is not to keep hens after
their fourth year.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

DISTRICT CoTRT-The U. S. District Court
f2nyened E ny en- a. IN Wilmington yesterday, Judge
Attorney. The following are the Jurors
, John Poulson Chandler, Thomas Bird
James Armstrong, Richard Jackson, Jacob
Sharpey,. Archibald Given, Joseph Eisinr
Michael llarrity, James Nicholson, Daniel b.
Woodward Mark Pedrck Robert H. Logan,
oIY John Akin, John P; Springer, John Rey-
nolds, Edward Lord, William Slay, Alfred O
Clifton. Peter n. Linde, Moses S. Van Burk.
allow, Thomas z. Mock, Joseph Ellis, VIM.
Ellicood, Curtis Fleetwood Thomas Pepper,
Joseph lSaacs' l.; r. ElligooI, Joseph Rick
ards, Raymond Coats
GRIND Jurors james DelapIaine, Albert
y. y Newton, Lot Cloud, James H. Ray, Evan
Y. Stots;enberg, Joseph Tatnall, Isaac p. Wal.
ker, William Bright, G. Hill Brinton. Alfred
G. Nowland, Henry f. FinncgIn, Edmund
Stout, John B. Smith, Samuel b. MclioniraI,
Joshua Mctionigal Thomas II. McIIvaine,
Samuel D. Roe, James Ponder, Curtis A.
Connogway Sheppard p. Martin, John Hick.
man, Nathaniel p. Harris VIM. A. Jacobs,
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

RJ- All consighments TO Commission merchants in
Philadelphia Will be punctualy attended TO- and all
prOsuce or freight put IN charge Of the Aeent on
boa for sale, wall be disposed Of to the best adyan
tage for the owner, and the proceeds returned lmme
daiely.
The Delaware Steamboat Co. have determined to
make this permanent line during nav alun lea.
SON and invite the travelling public and The freight.
ing interest 10 sustain lhem,ln the undertaking.
June 10Th, 1868
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. q. 3. GRANT,
HON, SCHUYLER COLFAx,

GRIMEs.-Whilst Gen. Butler is making
every effort to sift some corruption out of the
impeachment corpse, the anti,impeacbment
Republican Senators are threatening counter
investigations and suits for libel. Ross is anx-
lous for the former and Grimes is about insti
tutlng the latter. With this strong effort at
both extremes, crushed truth ought to rise
triumphantly.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

ELECTION OF President. A special meet.
ing Of the Directors of the Kent COUNTY Mn.
tnal Insurance Company, was held at Dover
Yesterday when Cot. Geo. w. Cummins was
UNANIMOUSLY IMAM elected President, uice Dr. S. M
rna r.s,er, deceased: The election of Director
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

GEN. Levi HARRIS & Co., have sold the
farm belonging to Mr. Shadrack Raughlv. living
on the State road to Dover, about five miles
from Milford, containing 248 acres, for the sum
OF $40, 500. The purchaser is Mr.. Harry Davis
an Independent and influential farmer of New
Berlin; Chenango Co., N. Y.-Our Mutual
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

SPRING ExHLRTION.-Th Agricultural So.
clety' or New Castle Co., will hold an exLiLi.
ton ton OF Horses and Agricultural Implements at
their, grounds, Wilmington on FRIDAY noxt
june y. The Grounds will be open for the
reception Of Horses and Implements, on the
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

SOLDIERS GRAvEs-Several members of
Drawer Church visited the cemetery there
OF near Odessa, on Sunday afternoon week, and
decorated with flowers the graves of the devoted
young men who gave their lives for their coun
try during the rebellion. They were Edward.
son of Rev. H. j. Gaylord. and William, son
OF, D.. II. Vandegrift, of Port Penn. Let all
who love our country, cherish the memory of
our fallen brave -RcDnbIjcon
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

FATLED.-The young man in Midcletown, who
was to run five miles in 35 minutes, on the War
wick race course, Monday week, failed by 30
seconds. A great crowd witnessed the g trot. ="
The young man is said to be very quiet, hard
working fellow, not at all inclined to sport un-
l3 less ne thinks he can make by the operation
Two hundred dollars were bet on him and lost
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

WHIcH?-rhe Chase movement. so stronp.
ly setting in upon the Democratic marty. shows
that there is large portion of said marty that
are being taught by the logic of events and
that they must accommodate themselves TO an
Irresistible progressive movement. They see
that certain questions have been settled and
that 1t is useless to longer contend for dead
issues They are the party of progress. in con-
tradlstinction to the P4ndleton wing. which is
the party of reaction. They are following on
little In the rear Of the Republican forces.
walking in the same footsteps How else
could they think Of taking up Julge Chase {?
His record as fully Identifies him with the ne
gro as does Mr.. Summers or VIM LLOYD Gar
rison' 5, and he says he will not 60 back On his
record SAYS H,yper's Weekly on this point ::
Mr. Chase ; public career is identified with
the antl-sayery movement. He was one of
the Repuhfran chiefs wh0 utterly baffled the
Demorraf'r and overthrow the Demo
cratIc pt,,y. IIe originated the financial Svs
tenn OF the war, which the Democratic party
opposed. He was one of the earliest and
frankcst supporters Of equal suffrage in the
Southern States. He is the President Of the
American Freedman's Commission He does
noI lsFOf aty principle or policy which the
democratic party has recently prOfcssed : and
yet some OF the managers OF this party whose
double cry is reputation and Down with the
nlgger: this is a white mans government ~
are trying TO compass Mr. Chase's nomina-
tion."
This is the record of the man now most prom
inently talked Of as the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency.
But the party Of reaction, who insist upon
Pendleton as their standard bearer, and who
are the true men Of the Democratic party,
plant themselves on the old principles, the old
aims, the old organization Of the party, as it
existed before the war. They refuse to be
taught by the events OF ths day. They de-
clared the war failure in 1864, Just as it was
proving success. and they ADVOCATE repudia-
tion now,
Now which shall have the field, the uro,
gresslves or the reactiOnists? Does the party
stand any better change of eIecting a Radical
Abolltionist on white.man's s government
down with the niger platform, in 1868, than
It did with soldier on an snti-war platform
in 1854? Could all the party stand on uni,
yersal suffrage platform with Judge Chase ?
lonld man with record like Pendleton's s
Stand any chance of an election, in the opinion
n the party leaders?
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
STRAWBERRIES The strawberry Season h

STRAWBERRIES The strawberry season has
commenced. The crop will be the largest ever
grown, the yield exceeding any previous wear
IN the old ''patches.' in addition to the large
number of new patches that have come into
bearing. 1t is estimated that there are 30
acres in hearing this season within radius Of
SIX or eight miles of this town. The LARGEST
growers are Messrs j. II. Alice and T. G. Pal.
matary, Raym0nd's Neck, who have about ten
acres each. They imported a vesseI,ioad Of
boys from Phila.-about ffty-to pick for
them; Messrs. j. K. Johns, J. II. Peterson,
W. l. Cavender, and others near town have
patches ranging from one to five acres. Five
cars went up the road yesterday, and on Mon
day car load was shipped from Brenford
Station for New York, besides 500 quarts or
mo- to Philadelphia.
We mention these circumstances 70 p;vo
some idea of the importance to which this cron
has attained Within the last two wears if has
increased at least fifty per cent. and bids fair
to continue in the same ratio. tits sunDosed
that an average yield Of berries per acre. is
from ?, 500 to 5000 quarts as high as 5000
quarts have been grown. Say it is the first.
named quantity, and that they average 6 cts
pei, ,qt., they will realize $50 per acre As
high as $500 is frequently realized. $50 Der
acre Is large profit for any Of the grain crops.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

j. w. ACORD writes from HazlettviIIe in this
county, to the NOrristown Herald: Ont of
field OF rye averaging seven feet all over / send
you the enclosed stalk. 1t measures more than
seven feet The land has not had handful
OF manure upon it for more than twenty-five
years. 1t was lined twice.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

DRowNED,-A little boy, about 10 or 13
years of age, son of Mr.. Dill, residing at
wyoming, in this county, went into Lindale's
mil pond, near that place, on Saturday last, to
Dathe' and was drowned. He was alone at the
depth of the water - Delamarenn - '''N
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

:, TEMPERANCE Mass MEETrNG.-A Grand
Temperance Mass Meeting and Sunday School
Anniversary, under the auspices of the FeIton
NE meth3dIst church, will be held to day at the
Old Camp Ground, Pratt's Branch Wv
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

The Coop TEMPLARs throughout the State
intend II. to celebrate the 4th of July by grand
Picnic and Reunion at Milford, They have al
ready commenced extensive preparations. and
they anticipate. ''joly good time" Mr.
Hunter the Children's Friend" will bo one
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
STATE AND LOCALS.

STATE POLITICAL ITEMS The State Gen.
nUI COmnl'ttee: In pursuanceOf the author
lty placed in his hands by the recent Re-
publican State Convention, Henry L. Rodney,
Esq, the President has appointed the fol.
loving gentlemen to act as a State Cen.
tral Committee, during the campaign:-
Anthony Higgins, Esq, W. d. Nolen, Lieut.
James Lewis, H. II. McMullen, and John
Pllling, of New Castle county.
DR.; w. I. Collins, Wilson L. Cannon, and
DIR: w. Q. Davidson, of Kent.
Isaac NJ. Fisher, DR.. j. S. Prettyman, and
Jas. W. Lynch, OF Sussex.
The Democracy of Duck Creek hundred,
met at the Hotel of w. T. Campbell, at two
O'Clock P. NJ, on Saturday last H. R. Pea
lIngton was called to the chair and George II.
Raymond, Secretary. A committee Ofthree was
appointed to nominate nine delegates to the
State Convention, viz:
W. Is. Collins, j. Frank HAZEL and George
II; Raymond who reserved and selected the
following gentlemen as delegates Geo. w.
Cummins, John IL. Bewly, John NJ. Voshell.
DR.. r: S. W: Hirons, Chas. T. Foxwell, David
;. Wilds, Thomas Davis, John f. Colds
borough and Robert Wilson. Each delegate
was instructed to appoint his alternate.
The proceedings were authorized to be pub
lished in the Smyrna Times and Delawarean.
GEO. H. RAYMOND,
Secretary.
The nomin alton election of the Republican
party Of New Castle CO., to elect candidates for
the office of Sheriff and Coroner takes place
next Saturday.
DEMOCRATIC Cow ENTION.-The Democrat.
ic State Convention will be held at Dover next
Wednesday, 18th.
The Democrats of New Castle CO.. have ap-
pointed Saturday, the 20thr as the day for hold
ing elections to nominate candidates for the
office of Sheriff and Coroner.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

Gold, Gold Coupons and Coupons, due July Ist,
bought. Drafts on New York and Philadelphia for
sale Delaware State Bonds and Delaware r. R.
o6ock co for sale ~ John McI.ear & Son, Bankers,
GOT Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
CHEAP STATIONERY.

Five qures ofgood French Paper with Initial
plain, u IN color, - no
Five packets of good French Envelopes, with
Initial. pIaIn, or in color, 90
? p1nia,r S'al " hoie,-o no '., quires' 80
Tha n Gs s'ou "n''e envelopes, .25
Eeuer faper at moderate prices. All paper slammed
- ~. iSo' DooAs al Ieduceu prices. Also, ChrO
mos Oil Paintings and EngravIngs, very low. at
MRS. j. HAMILTON THOMAS
Book Store and West End Stationery.
1874 Chestnut ST., PHILADELPHIA.
qulre OF paper and l Packet of Envelopes with
initial or young ladies name, a neat box sent hy
man ioI ~ GEMS. iunel0 A.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

SECOND SIGHr---Our respected fellow. towns
0n 11an, Richard Lockwood, ESQ.,, now upwards Of
oO years OF age, has received his second sigbt'
I as nov aSe to read without the aid Of spec
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

THE Trustees of Wyoming Seminary are es-
tabiShing free circulating Library for the
use of the students. Some hberal-hearted
friends have already promised donations of
books Friends of education can do lasting
good by contributing to this laudable enterprise
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
COAL OIL! COAL OlLr

The safest, best and cheapest oil, for Illuminating
purposes IN the market. We guarantee II to ar all
that Is represented and at less cost To- dealers tnu
can he purchased IN TINS, or the PhiadrIk:ila MAJ
ket. Give US d call.
THOMPSON d CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in CoalOr Lard, Sperm
Whale and Lubricating Oils, S. w. cor. SECOND
and MARKET SITS, Wilmington, Del. Tap22. W
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

1.3O's converted into 5.20's, at government rates
2Os, 20's, l8sls and lO.4O's bought and soId-
AT the present high prices holders can realize
handsome profit by selling out and reinvesting il
Union Pacific and Central Railroad Bonds, thereby
gaining as good security, at a much lower rate
Sohn McL1ar & Son, Bankers, COZ Market st.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

WILMINGTON CONFERENCE. AT the session
OF the General Conference of the NJ. Il. Church.
just closed, in Chicago, the PHILADELPHIA Con.
terence was divided; the Peninsula, including
the States of Delaware, Maryland and Vir,
glnla, lying between the Delaware and Chesa-
peake bays, and south of the PENNSYLVANIA
line. was formed into new Conference.
The last Annual Conference requested the
privilege of united meeting next Spring. in
case the conference should be divided. The
General Conference has refused this renuest
and the meetings of the two bodies will be at
different places. There is much dissatisfaction
expressed at this decision, although the divi-
sion OF the old Conference was asked for and
expected
The new Conference, at its assembling will
have 100 members on its rolls. 1t will hav.
three Presiding Elders Districts in whole, or
IN part, and will occupy territory hallowed bv
many trpmphs IL tie carly history Of Method
ism.
1t would be difficult to find section improv-
ing more rapidly and holding forth greater
promises to this cuterpriSing, Jealous church
The Wilmington Conference gives promise of
o glorious future.
Another matter Of considerable interest to
many OF our readers, in connection with the
General Conference was the subject of Law
Delegation. 1t was again referred to the
membership Of the Church-the vote to be
taken by the entire membership, male and fe
male; and a vote also to be taken in the An.
nual Conferences. If approved in these two
elections 1t will be adopted at the next General
Conference. The plan proposed allows one
delegate from each Annual Conference; Lay
men are to be Admitted not exceeding thirty
in number to each. these to be apportoned
TO the several Presiding Elders districts and
elected by the District Stewards.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

GAs:-lhe town has been without gas for
week. IN consequence of some alteration being
made at the works. A new chimney is being
able tbSt gave & more re. draft t It is not prob
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
FOR SMYRNA, &c.

THE STEAMER PERRY"
- Wall commence her regular trips between
Philadelphia and Smyrna. Del, on
MONDAY, JUNE SrH, 1865.
Leaving Bombay Hook Landing every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday Morning, at 9 O'Clock, A. Nj,
touching at
Port Penn, Delaware City, New Castle, Penns-
grove and Chester.
Returning, will leave Arch ST. Wharf Phila.
delphla, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
l03 O'Clock for Smyrna, and the several landings
named above
Stages, for Smyrna and Collins Beach, will meet
the " PERRY on her arrival and departure ut
Bombay Hook and Deakyne's Landings
Fare from Philadelphia to Smyrna, BOAT end
Siage), . Al %
Fare from Philada. to Bombay Hook or Dea- -
kyne's Landing, 50
Fare from PhIlade phIa 10 Port Penn 60
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

Remember Wyatt& Garrett shirt manufac-
ture, when yOn want white shirts No 62l
Market Street, Wilmington Del. [apl5-Iyl
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

Mat 3. T.. Biggs, of New Castle CO.; mas mas
Carriage and span of ma gnifcent black horses
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

French Coatings, of different shades, at Phillips
and be in style. F'''''
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

Friend, if you want to be rugged out in nice suit
OF clothes you should go to Phillips & FAIRIES, for
they are just the boys to SUIT you.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
GOLD QUOTATIONS., STOCK. g.. Fl
Mcl car 4 Som RnnLnr. N.;Ln-: ~ /. -
MARRIAGES.

IOTTER- IN.-On the "a in~,.. IL. .,. ,... ..,
brides father, by Rev. Janr, II. i.i-huro,-a " " .
Cotter, Of the City Of Wilmin&tn l. Ms L,... a..
daughter Df james L. Hryrrin, E. ol Du,...
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
CrOft's COltsfoot Esock CANDY

Those suffering with COUGHS Will find The ah,,
unequaled for Coughs. Principal depot IN Sm,rls
Henry Bearne's Frun and Confectionery establish.
menI, Commerce street. Manuiaciorv
CROFT g. CO., 1877 North Second Street.
ap22 I'm PulLAprIrnlA
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
THE MARKETS

Wheat, red, new SO 50 Beans, per bus.ll
white 215 Potatoes, new, ,... !:
Flour, per bbl., from Side Meat, pcr IN '' s'
wagon. $l4 80 Lard. ........
Corn, (whitcl lnew,.. l.oj IIams..
yellow) So. 10 Cotton Rags 3. ,,,'
g meal......... go Sweet Poratocs y.
Rye. ye.............. l.7n Butter. .........
Oats............... . Eggs, per doz.....
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For p.
Wheat s.. S0Cn2.9 White Whca. - ~ H.,
S.. 40. Rye is selling at 3l.7OloI.72 !, !,..i
Yellow Corn, Sl.25lMl. %. Oats ..t,.''
Cotton 2l(a20c. per tb.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.
For Rent.

- III Il &-OAA o.
The House and Premises on Methodist ST, next 10
WIN. Z. lOmer's Store. Inquire Ui
ID. KATZ, al Clothing Store,
JunelO ST OF Mau Street.