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Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

NRANT AND LEE HAVE AN INTERVIEW -
me rebel General Lee called at the White
! House on Saturday last and had an intorv;o,v
with President Grant. The papers state that
"hle the interview was Of polite and cour-
teouS character, there was manifested ON tbo
part OF each certain reserve. and there ros
the utmost dignity preserved. No reference
was made to their relative positions DURING tbo
war; but alter the exchange of personal civil
ines the conversation turned on the condition
OF the South. The Washington correspondent
Oh the Philadelphia Ledger gives the following
account Of it
General Robert e. Lee arrived here vcs-
tcrday (the dispatch is dated SunJav1 Enn,
ipaliiihore and had an interview of abont an
hour duration with the President. 4 Gentle.
man who called upon General Lee to dav7 made
some inquiries OF him respecting his ntervinw
WIN W 'r'neraI Grant. Itappcars that the Pres.
ldTnt had SOLICITED the visit, for the purpose Of
SS;'IN.nS over lrSlnla affairs, and those of the
Hou'h IN general. In the matter of submittino
thc ~ constitution to vote Of the people. Lee
thouSht that separate votes should be taken
on the DISTINGUISHING clause and on several
c1auSrS relating to questions of local naturo
L" ",llch me various counties are largely intor.
eHtGd' lie was also of the opinion that II ,v,s
OF the utmost importance that the several Stot"s
>hoId be brought into practical relations with
inc Federal Government at once in order to ~.
cure representation in both branches of Cnn.
HreSs' and when that WIS ACCOMPLISHED he
was sure all other questions would roadilv oJ,
I4St ITEMS" Ives. He said he had informcd tbo
tre>ident tLat he did not look upon tba aIo, o,'o
non OF the Fifteenth Amendment with SndL
%re3odIngS as had been done by Icodinr ,,"c ,"cm
u the North and South. lie said the ;n,or m,n
new was an exceedingly pleasant one, and tbo
resident assured him he would always he he +
Had to see him "'""So pe
The New York TriJuue's CORRESPONDENT o;voy
he following:
Gen Lee tavors the Fifteenth Amendment
no approves he action of the recent Corsnr'
awe Convention at Richmond. He donsno
"Iievc that the entrlnchiScment of the nr,rr""s
III work sub prodigious harm as has Lce"
reG'cttd 10y some men North and South Hn
oids that II is Of the first importance tb,+ nnt n
MY iryinia, hut all the southern St.t"o "o'
hou'd De IN practical accord with the FaJnr.i /,
'oycmment, and have full representation q, a.
@th Houses Of Congress, and when tbat !" u
jj!cted all collateral and minor onpstionS nil F.,
liuSt themselves S1ti iSf,ct oril,, "
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

- TIE FRENCH CABLE AT CAPE NAV ~
Cape May Ocean Uare is informed l-,. ;,.ili' i'
put4ble authority that the French ItIa,'t;o I,';,
Gable Company will land their shore end ~ y
point OF the beach nearly fronting tIn a. na,' q
stockton Hotel at the cape, under tho san,.t;l,,
OF the bill passed 10y the State IeriSIatmr'o' ~
us iast session. A company to connrrt w;tb
them, authorized by the same act. wnS o,',.,,''
lZed at Camden recently, of which " w
n13iarkIey, " Senator Rob- ins, Attorney General
Itobeson and other ii known Jerstvmom ara
directors. The Ware adds We innlv mot
py what means or through whose instrumrn.
9aliiy thc companies were prevailed upon to
iand their cable at this point, but that eycrv
enort was used to give the control OF this end
into the hands of a New York corporation we
are fully satisfied; and though money wa. an.
plled the plot fell through. OF course tb"rpo
Is no telling exactly to what degree Cane NV
wlli te benefited 10y thus converting it into ~,
important seaport, and the grand central noi,'t
from which the telegraph will radiatc nnrtb
south and west, but that it will prove adv,nt.o
geouS and immensely So the mercst nnn,b.
scull Will readily perceive From Cane Nav
three main lines will deviate, one rnrri',
across the bay to Lewes, on to Wa>hingtnn7
ahother direct to Philadelphia, while the tL;rj
Is Is to extend along the shore north of New Ynrl
he steamer having aboard the cable will sa;l
from France In July, so that We may look fnr
Its arrival oft our coast in the very "beight Of
the season." -
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

TERRIBLE FAMINE IN THE NORTH OF E~,
ROPE. -Advice> by mai from the coprtr, 4
the Bate sea tell Of a terrible 9ni Wiley ry.
tendet famine now existing there. .e'cr
says that the distress is indc>cr.baile Euu
the 2@d of May TO the 18th Of August astyar,
no ram tell, and the summer crops were
scorchcd. Bread can now be scarcely rot even
at the most cxorbitant price. and, as the roa 5
are lmpaSSabIe by reason of the extraorlnaly
wet weather, no help from ab7oad can re'cl
the people The dtbiltated condition Of lie
population and their hering together in tie
larger villages, in the hope of getting food and
shelter, has cnrendered disease, which i, naA
ing fearful ravage,.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

CHILDRENs HOME. There is a noble cbari-
ty In Wilmington, the Home for Desttnta
and Fricndle$s Children, which has. for tbc
last five years, been rcscuing children from
starvation, ruin and drunken parents Tbe
NTH anniversary, was held last week. There
are now 261 children in the institution, DurinG
the present year seventeen have been indentmr7
ed or placed ON trial, ten returned to parents
ana friends, and one has absconded. Seven
vi thoSG admitted were committed to the care
OF the Home by the Mayor, in some caseS S S'to 80
rescue them from the unnatural cmctv of IN "
temperate, parents. and in other instances bn-
cauSe neglect or torsaken by mothers. Many
OF those returned to parents or.frienjs are +Ls
children OF the industrious poor placed under
the care OF the Home to enable the parents to
labor for their support. 0"'' "
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

'nlS we are glad to note and arc as well pleas-
m ed with his official conduct as with his record
They are in keeping
he writer concludes thus:
The two 81 Judge Fisher and Mr.. McColley) ara
very very good friends, and the Times cannot make
This is very foolish sentence. What does
tue writer suppose we have to do with the per-
sonal relations existing between those two gen.
tlemen?
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05
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The SPIRIT PHoToGR lPHER The eyam'
nation Of VIM. ii. Mumler, in New York tn.
photographer, who was arrested to au,vrr'
charge OF obtaining money on false lretrgcr>
IN representing that the Iikrnc>>,> were la'T
OF the deceased friends or relatives Of h> co.,
toners, terminated to-day in his amu'a-
His counsel spoke for nealIy two hours. r.a.a' a..
ing that his client was sincere Spu'a''
and that his pictures were produced by >l-''
natural and moi by mechanIcaL assnt..s.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

A DELAwAREAN INA CUBAN PRIsoN.-
A schooner, which cleared from Mobile for tbe
West Indies, was recently overhauIed bv a
Spanish man Ot-war of the coast Of guba, aud
some arms being found on board, the Spanish
authorities decided they were intended to aid
Ine II revoIutlonlsts, and took the schooner into
Havana The Captain, named Henry Jores,
was put in close confinement, and his crew were
Imprisoned i.l in Moro Castle. Capt. Jones is a
Wilmingtouiau.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

CHILD SMoTHERED. Coroner Pepderpast
held an inquest on IA child at Mount Pleasant
on Tuesday, which came to its death by being
smother!ed while sleeping in bed with its par
ents' 1t Is supposed. One thing which adds to
the slDguIarity Of the circumstance is. that a
chIld was similarly smothered in the same fami-
y y about a year and half ago.-4HithUetopn
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

~ Town. COMMsSIoNERs' MEETING.-Tbo
Town Commissioners assembled in regnIar
monthly meeting at the Alderman's office, jast
night; All the board present. The ordinance
passed. Col. Douglass, from Committee "%' on
ordinances, reported sundry ordinces for the
government of the town. Three crossings were
ordered to be laid-two on Pearl ST., and one
On Main ST. opposite Mr.. Stubs The as
SesSment was next taken up and fixed at tbirtv
cts on the 500. +. j. Colt was appointed col.
lGctor. The assessed value of the propertv of
the town is $S3l,7OO the tax upon Which, At
the the rate fixed bove, will be 81 495. 10. The
capitatlon tax will amount to $342, making the
total tax for municipal purposes S2.S37 I0
Market street was ordered to be extended
through to North St, via VI Z. Church The
petition to extend Frazier st. was laid over ill
next mex meeting An ordinance to borrow $I0,-
600 to build town hall was passed and com.
mttce to purchase site was continued al
Journed to meet next Tu sday night.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

At one of the Episcopal churthc, G: YEN Y =:
phls, Tenn, Bishop Quintard lately ca.oi =
ward the candidates for confirmation, TA'u
several white people presented lhtm>e'g
After they had been confirmed. a colorrd ra'a
date presented himself. The Bishop 'r?
plainly expressed his di>approval Of thl,, %5L s,
ration of color>, as utterly Inconsistent Win -'
spirit of the Gospel
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

Our readers will remember that a Met On
church in San Jose, CAL, was burned @''
because the Chinese were instructed inliS ~.
day-School. Since then the suprrlntr'T".
has been obliged to keep a watch against Iay. FL.
diaries over his house and barn. \ ret'n,r ~, 4,
tempt to set it on fire was thus toed' ~.
bitterness against the Chinese is still grea'
HdeDeHdent.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05
h~tract from tettrr from Aanta C,oIr,

We had wandered for manv hours ,hro,gb
.ahEleu forests OF Tropical shrubs and trees some Of
Ui'm cml'llhg most decIuus and Invigurolino ,dnr
""en we suddenly came upon large and well cuItt.
saleI plantation, IN lhe centre OF which were several
u"''oIhgS. Entering these We found them TO h, the
press houses, stills &c. where The sugar cane is
TdaSheo ior the manufacture Of ST. Crox Rum, Over
W. COOLIES were al work. and the smell from the
I IIElmeh'ihg Nas was verv eXheraling and pleasant
we were shown through The entire establishment
ahu learned that oil the Rum here produced was
ShlPped to MessrS 7 II. Drake Il Co. New York IN
ne ne made INTO their celebrated Plantation BIueTs =
Inc peculiar good effect Of this Rum il ,ha
Pu'eS' and best IN The wOrld-are we'll known NoI
single case OF Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague Con
sumption or any such disease can be fonUd ON tbIs
Sahd Except Of mva lids here for their health
ana they are almost always ,ured) Confined wrb
Casaya Bark tascarIlla, and other imrnrIan, lnqre
uIehls' lhIs Ram becomes PLANTATION BITTERs and
surely n" finer Tonic and general Family Remedy
@"s ever seem The combination of these Blters was
nrst discovered here many wears ago. and ali rho
'a'l'eS swear hyPLANTATIoN BITTERs, and say there
the WITNESSES am certain their tesi,mony Ist trnn
K $ Il.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

LICENCES TO KEEP TAVERN can only bo
granted by the Clerk of the Peace, or his nop- Nv
uty, ON the presentation of certificate s;rnad
by twelve responsible persons living in the town
or vicinity of the applicant, setting forth That
SAID applicant has house, beds, bedding and
other furniture suitable for public accommoda. % :.
ton, and that his house is in proper and con-
venlent place and stage for the entertainment
OF travellers. = Gazette
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

!H;,uIcID,E.-On Tuesday week at Noxentown
m'il pond about three miles from Middletown,
"o,S; on old man named John Lynn, Sr., aged IS,
T'i'IT.teu Thn T suicide by jumping into the pond.
INC Ir@"scTtpt says he was got out of the wa
ter % IN about 20 minutes, but life was extinct.
Deceased was quite inirm, his wife recently
died and he Was dependant ON a son for snn.
port. 1t IS supposed that his intelect was
somewhat impaired, and that he was mmch
given to melancholy, brooding ON his povertv
a, and the idea that he was useless burden, T6e
coroner coroner jury rendered verdict of suicide by
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

AHE ANES Is published every Wednesday sftor,o, \,
H. hoFfEcSEa Editor ald PROPRIETOR at Smyr,,a
.,' ~ wear s2co in advance. or 50 81 if
not paid till the od vrar n. ,o,o, N''O II
a arrras are par"ny at the option of the pubsbcr
ADVERTISEMENTS will bcin>crtc,i at the r,,.ot S'C
"he Tor 'h' hra nSeron subsequent insertions Tend
pU;ll ami yearly advertisers EN'"' 9''i'i a'T
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

;. REILGIoUs. Bishop Lee confirmed nine can.
dldates at the Old Swedes' Church, Whining
Rev. j. E. .Grammer, Of Baltimore, recently
OF this town, is having magnificent church
built there, to cost 500, 900. lie laid tIo
corner stone last week. 'A0
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

NEPoTISM.-An investigation Of the cl o--.,
against President Grant Of hayirr .yIE;..
undue tayoritiSm towards his relative, ...
matter Of Appointments. comrlp,ly ,-..,
such statements. Sila> Haul on. o. Iowa. ,.
sui to Honduras is the ony oneof li,or :.
atlveeS whom he has appointed tn arr 4
Ot the two other OF hi, relatives h,drcl !.
tons, one was appointed Ly Prr,id.ntLn-a.
and another by rrr>id, Mt Johnson. lu'
brothers in-law of Mrs. Grant have receive!
appointments. and these close the lit Of a-y
relatives Of the President, direct or miirt
who have been thus favored hv him. uih h.
exception Of General Dent In this an, ir..
ImenI the President has followed ,re, f.
both President buchanan and President J q,
son having appointed near relative, tott.oEa
- Private. Secretary. These facts are v,.-
REMEMBERING.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

CoURT-Ihe proceedings ofcourt, last week
Were Were, not OF much interest, the trials being
Abraham Gibbs, James Gibbs, Samuel 'i Gihh"
John Berry and JAS. Harris. CnegroesJ y indicf''
&I 2,I for placing obotructions on the railroad a,
wyoming station, last year, was disposed Of
James Gibbs and Samuel Gibbs were pnt imam o.,
trial and acquitted. The other parties baTiU%
tailed TO get bail broke Jail some months a"o
and 10, have not since been heard from. NV
r, The breach of promise case between Miss
Fowler and Mr.. Short of Milford, about wbich
there Was considerable talk was compromiscJ
we, we understand, by Short paying Miss L. one
"""d'et d0ddrS and the costs OF court.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05
The Pacific Railroad

o ne present week witnesses the comnlot;or
vi Tue greatest enterprise ever Vet uudort. or,
"hether considered in reference to il, evtart
u Is cost, or the beneGcent results thar nro ~
Nv" from Ia Hue OF railway across the con.
u"cn' ana uniting ocean with ocean Two
TI"'nPdnleS have had this work in hand-tbn
az %c'lc M lle eastern, and the Central Pa
IT, ,L ~ Hd1IIorhla the western portion of it.
IT us "hole length from the MiSHoui Rivar 70
'hS havIgable waters of San Francisco is son
"llIeS. 1t crosses two immense mounta;n h,r
i''IS-the hOcky and the Sierra Nevada ranges
- one at an elevation of S.242 feet. and tbn
o'"eI at an elevation of 7,O42 feet above tho
sea. | pom such a length of line. I 2oo n,;ins ;IlS
OF which are through these great monnta;n
ranges the obstacles encountered mnst Lara
peeh immense: The whole distance. almost
III tn = II''ife! without inhabitants or cultivation
'iiV ,'d'"tiai ami lore" used in the conStruc
Wv" h'o 10 hG transported over the line aS il
progressed ct with all these di1iculties tb;S
stupendouS work has really been executed in
apout three and half years. 1t is bv E rho
SIea'eSt marvel IN the whole history of civil
engineering Or Its whole length. | ESQ milas |
nave been constructed since the ISt dav of Jan1
nary, 1866 About 300 miles were c0mnIotad
III each OF the years 1866 and 1867 FInm tbo
ISL Isl uay OF January, lS6S, to the Ist dav of
May 1869, period Of 81 working davs i 15o
ullteS were opened, being at the rate of three
and ID, SlX-tenths miles per day ''''0
The two Companies by their uptiring ovor.
nons riG nave anticipated, by six years, the time
freScriTed M me by Congress for the opening of the
nme' .nn by bbhey nave taught Our people new les.
son. PREVIOUS to the construction of tb;S ,,onI
quarter of mile day was consdern5 r.I "olN 'nI
progress even after road was graded SAT a.
uch rate; working from both ends tba rro.
'reSS would have equaled l6O miles annnaily :
ma the time required to build the road aftSr :
'ofk ,; was commenced, over eleven wears The =
n',re IN , road has been built in period of it-
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

SINGULAR CAsE-The Hutua1 Friend Of
MlIi4rd reports that a young married man on
tered the army during the rebellion and afIer
one or two sharp fights in the Shenandoah Vii
icy ret:eated to Cork, iceland. His wife nor
hearing anything of him, presumed that he bad
been killed, and married again. Last week. eek
however the bold vulunteerIeturned to Milford
ana claimed hls wife. The second husband
uenlurred, but finally consented to leave the
@ n%tJer 10 the lady; who after some deberation
notwithstanding his cowardly desertion from
the army, aud his cruel neglect. no. . rni ii
marked all right" and after taking a social
%ll:S l,. with No. l, vacated the premises. The
f|'c"d calls 1T another Enoch Arden ease
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

Go to Ward and Phillips and buy vour
the shape Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods ,Uo :"
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

JAS Madigan, the celebrated circus .hroT I,n y
was instantly killed while attempting 10 iWpl
a double somersault at Paris, N.Y. on Mr.
nesday last. Hefell and broke his neck
Madigan was native Of Albany.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

The United States Circuit Court at INV bg
mond, Va, was opened Monday atterngOSGut rel Il
Chief Justice Chase. The " lroncIad ions
oath being dispensed with, many G'd ct cl.'Io hox
of Richmond appeared in the Grand Jul! w.
for the first time since the war.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

The statement of the public debt iGI ,,l state M
shows decrease since the lasT month"; G!s1.rcfary
ment ofsover $4,000, 600, at which 'rS,ot :Sm,ent.
Boutwell, expressed considerable aStolliS'"
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

The Richmond Southern Opin'on etaI'u 1o nrinc
lication Saturday. The editor says 'n' ',Ia,d il
pies he had endeavored to uphold arc W.
the hearts Of the people.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

The Liquor License law expired in boston .., y.
Saturday, and all liquor dealers in the cliy %ro M
directed to close their saloons None OF 'I'r Irr
complied, however, but in the evening 'r,
held public meeting, wherein they re "," ,.;,s
not to resist the law as body, but to 'rS1.r.
new political party on anti trmperance, P',r ,,r.
clples. One dealer was so excited over 'I E,n,
der to close up that he went crazy anu H'''
himself.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

General Sherman visited Richmond Va, .,a W.
Thursday, and was waited upon by ,',T. ~.
mum Der of citizens, among whom was lns ls.in.
rebel General Henry Heath, an old aG4u,T r,sr.
tance, with whom Sherman had cordial In'''
view
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05
GOING EnR rnEnI

N'I>r|. Aanaker Il Brown having sprut the MAST f,,
III @v iIS up the largest and hest stock ol Srriny and
-I'rlJs ever offered In PhadrIphIa arr, nov hIs 49,
nm ,,i - & o IL Al prices - low that every and t,
a4H am tuoiiug with le. are YOU = " ''' ~ say
ms Ntn'H was got up with special
'i'''' am " b. are now guH" for the customers
Ca, L t"Nn But thy needn't trouble theu.ely,, far ,I
'r H"li tiH+e parts with an eve to their avn H.
0 are t,Ay Eons tor the sU6d clothes at low nTi
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

inc natural result of exhaustion of STRENGTH ly
yyr,ri' @ @!N - a l'h% OF weakness, ullnr>S. h.tvn.>S
'HNN' auSn"r o lr"ty mind. 40. p.r,ouS ,f
c3Ntui0u or whose habits are S,Irntarv rrnti a. a.
- -n Oh N friAN"I condition of the vital eIcr,. anj vi
t;li, ~ " nervous temperament
@ " "NtaNc invariably follows. unless is ~ one. c, m
Al wh" suffer from these causes aIiL, r,ir
am, @ "noh VIII strengthen the system without il
''A 'rlii% o trt" 50
q source of pleasure. MSIIERS jIERR RI '',h'
W. n zee G9hhhcc o thousand of tins class Of
n 's" IL as ttr most iuVignrat ing agent and tI,
nc @ M anl Erla {" all t"nicS and alternatives sTeup
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

=, "ANTED..L LotS of people to come and buy
the Cheap Clothes that Ward 4 Phillips have
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

The practical ADVANTAGES 81 ,,i.,....... -. .
Lna fanny conn"ot"n~ have .ju>, br.a VI. "a j.,
i9Ntrated u IN the case Of that ori;n ,, w. u T.
,pi RritI>h bmonetcT, Sir EarIcy Cll.H, s..- .-'
lhI' young gentleman, it may lie rn,.", y.
was some time ago sentenced IN ,..,..r
months imprisonment for hia,pr .r.,5
with circumstances Of pccu iarrnrt, ,r o,,.,
MS victims Was Young laIvo Nvyo,L l..
seems that the cunvict has noy ...,. 'r,a.,. 8, =.
tlonaly released, on the ground ,}.,l:.'ll.'.'.gI
requires change Of climstr .-no;ui I>,', ,. va
winch he remain, in England app,rr,fy . w.,
anu haply, waltlng-as an En.'i,h laa.r> p.
RGStS-'o be married again before h, ,,
a abroad. Three days after his rrl a>. .r...
ms appearance at all,-whcyy ". L,n. !.
did not firt too much N'P' az
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

~ MAGNoLiA WATER.-SuperOr to the best imported
"ermah Cologne. and sold at half the prlce srn9Iv v
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

Ihe IN National Dress Reform Association met
IN ashlngton on Wednesday and amon~ tbc
SPEAKERS a was Doctress Lydia Sayre Haxbrouck
ot syracuse who made sharp and spiritcd
mra, a!,ack OF considerable length upon President
W[ant Wla1i because he had refused to see Mrs DR.
h w alker until she wore the usual costume Of
.or, men ScA. At the conc lusion Mrs. DR.. Walker
S,,oanceu saH o that Miss llasbrouck had her prem
SAID it, but President Lincoln had ronarLeJ mJ,eI
that he was afraid to see women wbm ~l'D woro ~ro
pants. "no "olc
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

The National Publishing Co, of PbiladeI
ini4h' pnilha' announces Life of Jefferson Davis
Gnthoa G.rI "a Secret History of the Confederacy,
f";nGlgu + IL b,, y hehl1d the Scenes in Richmond
torlety. Mr. p says he does not int"nJ "'I' no
~ to employ rhetoric, but to give tactS IN h
n49k' and that he will show who was resnon.
sIoie Tor the failure of the Confederacy. lie
c.almS that his opportunities as a iournaIist
enabled hlm to learn much "of the veilrd
mysteries and inner scenes" of the weak and
anomalous rebel government From a bastv
slance over some of the advance sheets, If an,
pears that Mr.. Pollard proposes to Law ali the
w.t." meIg4t OF blame, for the failure of the South.
Jr' n neHort' en- the shoulders of the unfortunate
re- rcad1r din u' + ms ;u book will doubtless be spicy
and the publishers wish agents IN eyery
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05
TO THE XERI-Og'S

A nicn line Of Hats, Trunks. Travelling Bar
and EaliSes at Ward 4 PhilIips' A
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05
Ward 4 Phillips have just received new
lot Of goods. Awful CHEAP.

:, Del. State Bonds, 2OOO Del R. r. Nontonr
Bonds, 10 shares of Delaware r. X. Stock, %
shares OF VIII. and Braudywine Bank Stock
and shares of Farmers Bank Stock, far ,aia
~ John McLear & Son, Bankers, No, COZ
Market st., Wilmington, Del
$40 Coupons, Gold, Silver, and ! ~ Rond.
bought and sold by Jno Mclean T. Son Ro'IN i;onIiN
ers, No. 6o7 Market St, Wilmington Del l''" h
If you want 10 be suited in clothing Won
must go to Ward & Phillips, for they Ger,
taInly have nice stock en- hand at the present
we Would say t. our lady patrons, that If YOU want
your web day 'hrongh by noon. and vour clorhes
o"M.ng IKE ne" nlhes OF snow, be sure and suppy
Soap" s''l ,~I'y
Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

URAET AND CrBA.-In cony.r...:
tween the Presidcntand >.vrr,I .,,,,'''.' J.
IPrctng affairs in the I,l,nJ -! .''I r. N '-'
President, 1t is sad stated rly, = : t.'.,
authorizes had acecdcI to,.y,.r,. ,.,. 49,. = ..''
by our Govcrnmonf whcr. ,t,. .,;.l,
son or property of American ,.;,;,-., ;,-,.,> u b
VOWED, and thai ,hc : ,.4ni 4 .n,r 81, W.. 70
very confident of their ability 70 ~ .,,1 .,.,, H.
an end to the insurrcction; ON tb. n'I ''E'&
ne said the Government had L,.,., ;,.' '.".T Lar.
the Insurgents, through our a,r,,. ','''r'.- =
la, that they would eyoptpaI,,,.,,'.o' ".," u
revolution, although month, ,a;,l, ,'! h'".;
they accomplished it. The prr.i",,!I ~ ~ d:
t"it' ~ a;GcordIng to prc>rnr adyicr>. i, 1r,.
~ ,;,t'' l"h'h2 any steps locking to an i'm rtI..
rn,, rl,mer :n one SIDE or the otl.cr il III. 81
no" gong ON IN the island. -P.HL I| |'..s' |s'