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Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

SEVERE AFFLICTION.-In the proper place
we publish the death of Mrs. Collins, wife Of
Peter 5. Collins, Esq, of this town. Her case
one OF almost intclerable suffering, reouircs
more than the usual notice. About eleven
years ago, whilst living in 1.-THE Neck" She
was afflicted with infammatory rheumatism
brought on by cold from attending to her dairy
work III damp cellar, it is thought. For the
last seven years of that period she was render.
ed helpless by the disease, which was of the
most eXcruclatlng character. She was never
out OF bed except when lifted out, which one.
ration produced the must intense agony, Fre.
quentIy a wrinkle in the bed clothing wond
throw her into paroxysm of pain, and her
cries were distressing. A short time before
her death, however, her rheumatic affections
nearly disappeared, but only to give place to
other diseases. So long had she lain in bed
that what is known as Hospital ganprene'i
was produced, causing a terrible ulcer along
the spine, added to which she had every SWIM.
tom OF cancerous liberation of the stomach
neuralgia in the face, and other ailments. Of
course death was boon to her; she nraved
that she might not live through another snm.
mer., She was an highly esteemed lady, a de-
voted wife and mother and a Christian
member of the NJ. E. Church.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

NEW PGoJECTS-Line of ! tcnoers IN Nc,,
F"Stte.-Gerard Ralston, Philadelpbian now
IN London, has written a letter to the Pbilo
-t"rfh Ancr1'0a recommending the establish.
ing OF steamship line between New Castle.
N this State, and Liverpool, for the accommo.
datlon OF the immense trade of Philadelpbio
and Baltimore. lie argues that neither Phil.
aIelphia nor baltimore can individually c,rr,,
"It the plan of weekly steamers, but the two
I t'gethcr in fraternal cooperation can do the
thing most successfully. lie gives the follow
i & suggestions:
Philadelphia and Baltimore must have NJ
least one weekly arrival from LIVERPOOL. other
wise the jnbbcrS of each city will continue to
import via New J Ork, and the merchants and
lad RS will continue to export the products of
their country to Liverpool via New York. Bv
ihe admirable port of New Castle, which is
equally convenient both to Philadelphia and
Baltimore by means Of the railways and water
communications between the three places. the
steamers may make weekly departures to and
have weekly arrivals from Liverpool Decn
water, freedom from ice excellent port. abund.
nnce of the best btuminous aud anthracite
coal coming from Baltimore and PhiladeInh;o
furnishing fuel mu.h cheaper than New YorR
can, are strong recommendations for making
NV Castle the midway shipping port Of Phil.
adslphia and Baltimore.
Another project is to have the western end
Of the French lrtns- Atlantic Telegraph caL!e
cd 'on Delaware soi.-at Lewes, if possible.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-We learn that an
attempt at burglary was made on the store of
Graham & Lord, at Camden, week before last.
An entrance was made into the store, but the
inmates were aroused by the would be burglars,
who made too much noise in their eagcrness
for spoils, and being confronted by the employ
ees of the store, beat hasty retreat without
having struck lie. '-DcIawarcau.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

TIE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGroN & BAL
TGMoRE RAILRoAD.-Betwe and seven eight
millions of the stock, or about three fourths
Of it, is owned in Boston; very little in Phia-
delphia. One gentleman for himself, and as
trustee, owns about eight hundred thousand
dollars worth. Geo. Peabody, hegreat bank
er, owns about one hundred and eighty thous.
and dollars worth. A Greek merchant resi-
dent in Boston, owns about one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars worth. -RopuLItcan.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Needles Compound HemIOek Plaster

Never fail in giving relief and often perfect raca ''''
acute cases OF pain Inflammation Weakness they n
relieve rheumatism, Lumhtgu Kiney Diseases. Was '
Inflammation of Lungs. Plrursy Acut. dyspepsia ~ :
JOINTS Enlargement of the Liver, Whoopng CoaI- s.
\. B:-The genuine come in yellow envelopes viii 7
name IN my trade mark (tn ecp>el. sizes rs,ma r+-
Maize hy q n EFFDi - Drrr,isi Plysi-"t
For sale by best Druggists and Dealers N.--
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

LIFE INsURANCE.-Thea annual statement
for the year ending Dec. 81, 1868, of the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Co., has been publish
ed and each policy holder will be furnished
with "a copy by the agent here, DIR. Clawson,
in a few days. The Board of Trustees have
declared dividend of 50 per cent on all pre-
miums paid during the year and have decided
to receive the scrip issued in 1866, in payment
of premiums for the current year.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

BAD CONDUCT AMONG THE BoYs.-Isaac
Clark and JAS. b. Wallace, two BOYS of this
town, were sent TO Dover last Friday for dis
orderly conduct in our streets, using obscene
language, &c. They had to be sent to Dover
because we have no lookup.
Another boy, Robt. McAfee, somewhat
iami!iar in our "police ,court'') was before
saulting girls in the street. Bail was entered
tor his appearance at court. VIM. Wallace
charged with the same offence with McAfec
is mon -comatabus.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

THE MES is published every "Wednesday afternoon 10y
JOSEPH H. HHoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprctor at SmyrIa
Delaware.
One $500 advance or $3.50 if
not paid till the rnd OF the year No paper until
' arrears are palony at the option the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will inserted at the rate Of S,n Cents
ann "rthe hrs nSer"n subsequent insertions Threeanl-
Rha cents. liberal discount made to quarterly semi-an-
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
Total

| SJVOh.JJlfi
II such an amount Of paving traffic c,n 4,
derived from local business, upon an ay-,, j..
distance II operation Of less than -,r n#
there can be no possible doubt Of ther4,j f.. ..
ing all Its carrying facilities taxed 10 ,Isr.
most, when the whole line is finished to omI.
the vast local and through freight which v
then be Offered. The work Of con,trY.,,.,
not stopped during the winter On tbr,.
trary, 50 large a force is engaged that tbr-.
OF about two hundred and fifty mile, no7,.
naming between the tracks Of the 'Diop y.
chic and Central Pacific will be closed. anil.
whole line to the Pacific in operation by,..
early days OF the ensuing summer The N.
Ject, which was so ridiculed during al 4.
years when 1t was simply proposal. 50
couraged when its projectors urged it upouns
attention OF mOneycd men in l>G2-'65. apI >
mallgned BY those enviouS of its success since
that success was assured, will then be a mss
nlhcent fact, beyond contradiction or cayI.
The bonds of the Union Pacfc RaiIral
Company, which are for 81 900 each. py,:
. per cent. gold interest, and principal redrv,.
able in gold, arc, by act Of Congress, a Fin
Mortgage upon the entire line. The seU.;
IS ample, the profit good, specie payment
absolute, and it is not strange that more ti1
twenty millions have been sold of these seoul.
ties within the past eighteen months. Fn,h,
information concerning them may be obtained
IN the advertisement Of the Treasurer Of tie
Company in another column, who announces
where subscriptions may be made.
The Memphis Conference of the Nctt'l+
Church South has united with the Mefboi|
Protestant Conference of Northern MisSi>SIl.
blank Deeds, Bonds, Judgement Notes, HNgs
and double, for sale an this office.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

CoUGHS AND COLDs.-During the change
able seasons of Fall and Winter, when coughs
and colds are so prevalent, no person should
be without some reliable preparation for their
cure, They, should recolect that neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates in Con.
sumption, H9$So"'S Compound Syyup Of Tar
Is the best and most reliable article known for
the cure OF coughs, colds, hoarseness, chronic,
catarrh, sore throat, asthma, and All diseases
Of the throat and lungs No person should be
without it. Price 50 cents. Sold by J. w
Denny, Druggist, Smyrna, and at Drug stores
everywhere. RUSSELL e. Lands,
uec9-3m Proprietors. Phila.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

DO DEAFNESS, Blindness and CATAnu%'D Dd
ed with the utmost success, by j. lsAACS' " ,bs N'
Professor of Diseases Of the Eye and Lar
cal College OF Pennsylvania, II years tAt Nrt'
formerly of LeydOn, HOlland,) No. 500 A. A. 1s
Phlla. Testimonials can be seen al his oii' ,bpr "a
medical faculty are invited to accompany A,lfc'l
uenis. as be has no secrets in his praclcec srlnn'
eyes inserted without pain. No charge l" eI7.ly
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

FTRE-Y yesterday about noon a two.storz
frame dwelling within the town limits, on tbSS
Duck Greek road, was entirely DESTROYED bv
fire, Two cOlOred families occupied Il; VIM,
Savln the first floor and Ellis Cary the second
The fire originated in the second story. and +
is supposed that Cary's children, who were q
locked upin the room by themselves. caused l.
Col' DAVIS owned the house, upon which there
Cary were all burned, and his cbiIdron a'ou Gu
rOwly escaped. A one-storv mart attaoh"J naI-
used by the cOlored brass band, was also Jo.
troyed. The premises formerly BELONGED b to
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

FESTIVAL FOR THE PooR.-The Ladies' Re-
nevolent Society of this town are making nre-
parations for holding their annual festival for
the benefit OF tho poor, to be given at the Odj
Fellows Hall next Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings. This cause, so well sustained bv our
ladies' carries Its own appeal to the public
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

HiGIIWAYMEN.-On Saturday night the 9th
INST, as gentleman residing in the lower mar
OF this county, was riding along in his bngrv
through the woods between Blackbird and
smyrna, where the camp meeting was held
last Summer, a man suddenly sprang out into
the road and attempted to seize the horse bv
the bride, but the horse jumped aside and
quickened his pace, and the villain missed his
weeks ago, about mile west of this town. in
the night, and large stone hurled through
the curtain Of his carriage from the roadside
as he passed. He did not see who did IL as II
was too dark 4NitcHet0wn Transriut
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

MAsoNTC.-A Royal Arch convention wa.
held in Dover on Wednesday last, and a Grand nd
chapter organized by James NJ. Austin. q q
II. i of the United States, when the foIIow.
ing officers were elected and installed. n q
Goodwin, G. II; p; Willis Holden, Deputv G G.
II. r. Geo. W. Stone, G. X. Jacob Moore
=. s. 5. A, HOdgcman, G. r.; Gen. A. r.
a a. IITorbert' g. Secretary; VIM. Springer, G..
=. n; Paynter. Frame, G. p. s.; Alfred
- 66un5lng, u X. A: C.; Rev. T. P. McColley,
Third "; DIR. James A. NowIand, q. M Soc.
2nd W w. G; j: Hall, G. NJ. First ". George
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

,K:ETIIIGToUS.-The meetings are still confirm
Ga Pn IN the lrrGgEslhyterian Chnrch in this town
hev Jno. &. Thompson will preach every even
ing during this week Rev. Jno. McCov rocom co
pastor OF this Church, has been granted a va
cation on account Of a throat affection, and IN
Inc l. meant mean time his Church in Brooklyn is be.
r, Rev; ii. II. Bodine, pastor of the M T.
church at Newport, has received donation ~,
VISIT WIS., u from IN his congregation. SO also has Rev
Il. Church at Lincoln '"' Vi 'io W.
Revival meetings arc in progress at Union
Sna Messrs AsEE%Fy EnganJ, Gh1[f9ss Wilmington R:y
Lrtimcr of Cavalry Episcouai Cbnroh nev hr'
ed at Union Sunday evening preacn
{, u Union services, were held at the Tusti,uto
man, same city, last week, by the Presbyterio.
ans. Methodists and Baptists. We hsl;omo io,i,
similar services have also been held at OdeSYa iaov
The Methodist revivals at Middletowru u0SSai "si
Dover are still in progress. ""u
ma Landing. p'' "' 0'ryr-
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

ALLEGED FALSE PRETENcE CAsE.-Jobn
=. Peterson and William II. Oakford had !
hearing before Aid. Kerr, in PhiladeIphia last
Thursday, on the charge of obtaining none
under false pretences. They represented that
Jefferson Il Bro. were soon to issue a Bnsiness
Directory Of Philadelphia, Delaware and AIarv.
land and that they were agents to solicit adver.
tlsements tor 1t. They received considerable
sum sums OF money, but ?; &. Bro published a
caro- caro- notifying the public that they were not
Of the parties. Who were held to answer uareot ot
Court. ""'"ei a'
= Young Peterson, one of the parties, was in
smyrna soliciting subscribers and advertisers
Tor his bogus book, some time in October and
succeeded in victimizing some of our citizens
but we think his transactions were limited
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

Hush. Nor YEr.-Tho De1arareo y
ruShes to the defence of one of its local pets
from what 1t assumes to be an unprovoked ncr-
Sonal attack by the Times. That delectabla
paper becomes rather indecent and decidcdIv
lrate, however, in its zeal to defend one Of its
family supports. We gave the reasons Of some
ct the stockholders for wanting Mr.. Dickson
out which We had perfect right to do. He
manages the affairs of the Company (part;cu-
lary his own election) but many of the STOCK
holders think there are plenty of persons who
would manage them better. The Comnanv
Is prosperous; these stockholders think i
would be much more so were the Secrctarvsb;n
IN other hands. Yet the Ulkruurraa seems
to think the Company wouldn t be at ali if il
were not for its pimp.
We will not take issue with it on the nrovv
question. ltisquite as much indebted to that
source as Mr.. Dickson.
DON'T be so imperative in your demands
II nighbor, anl show so much temper in vonr
braylngs; --One ass don mind the kick of an.
other, generally. In the mean time defend
Mr. d., for he holds some offices to keen posses.
sion Of which his proxies won't count
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

WE respectfully call the attention cf our readers
to the celebrated Wilmington City Soap" which
IS giving general satisfaction all over the county,
One pound will 60 as far 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 thew can use Sold h,,
grocers generally. Moore Il Bro, manufacturers.
"nr I'd aud Orange sts, Wilmington Del
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

No hoy ought to he without SUNDAY Spt 7, l, -,
80 much difference how he looks during the week when he ia AZ
& a W"rK or school but when Sunday comes every Ev
o 10 nave neat respectable jacket and pants in which to
NAamak"r Brown have with their Quick insicb+ into
want, Z" people manufactured for bOvs-n,in c,n,
not expensive. SNii'A' suit IL Is
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT ITEMS. We have received th. 3,,,
ahnH1i U'i report OF the Pennsylvania Institute foI
lhc Bind. There are three pupils from Della.
ware IN thc lnStitutiOn-David Carterand Geo
> ; Downing from n. G. CO., and Ann h. Fisher
from Sussex. -1' = i''io'
y \ BOY named Andrew Davis, in Brandvwine
rid.' ic down and died whilst waking home
from school on the 4th inst. lie comnlainnd
died. IO'' ooiore ne
-, The Governor has appointed Richard II
rhelps, Esd Justice of the Peace Mt Milfnrd
Tor I3 the term OF seven years in place of E,o
Hazel whose term Of office has just expired =
On the railroad from Clayton, Del to IIiII.
borough, MI. Wilton Powell isaopoinfcd mail mail
pie, resigned '''' houi-
John e.. Morrison of ITare's Corner, N. c.
AS large az "Napoeon that he killed %'"ioSt iuSt
year. 1t Is supposed that he weighs over loo
Milford is to have hook and ladder comma.
ny. ''' 0o'"l'a-
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
mon Pacific F:aiEron....-n
HId TiscS GOls.,,i..,,.,;-'.,,"' ihUm
Earnings eHIc?. ~. - NJ. .;' wear,
EFOs;3r> h|h

VI" last 5n'Iat;n Of rroyr.,, r..,., -.
~ acme 'aiIr"ad glvc> >oni" rr,n..,i w..
lhc first is that "tc Hgvalo.i ',.. "..'N'' ~.
! cd ana III operation west cf G.n.I.. '..' S' ~.
across and beyond II" Rocky u ',.,. '',,. a.'a;
INTO the VALLEY Of tir.at SaIt I,I ,.''',
Is TINS Tact, 1t can onIy be- l.l,, -, ''-''.,
when we consider how >hort H., "I hnor.;
within which it has been arrn,',.r,, , " u. '..
years a"n only forty miles were XII. H.
dred and sixty five miles wore .,.II i' 'N|',n.
two hundred and sevcntyfvc in ,y..- ,.-'I u, ="
fire hUHdrc} miles in lSGS g., I'' ami ..
construction has had no parallel in Al rl','' ~
Tory OF railroad engineering. Bur c'r cr.n I'll. '"'
statistics, startling as they are in fbc, :sn o',.
tudG, do not tell the whole story ' !, a. "a;
we bear constantly in mind the fac, y ,i : sa.r
starting point of this road ka1 No. ina! nay u.
COMMUNICATION when the work VA. l...,,."'+ lam ..
the road was built out beyond .ot,Ioa,u,. I-uu t''
improvements; that it has carried H. 'ie''
ident population, and made its own I~' Nv 'c'
IN country totally devoid Of davoIn,,np'u pu'l'''
tore the locomotive penetrated tb,.';' b'.':.'' %,
that the greater part of its material L., L,'I' az
carried more than one thousand n1'" ','.
reaching the point Of its employmrnt ;, 'y' p
get any clear idea Of the va,tn... ',t I'a 4
dertaKing which has been carried IN VI. VIZ. C4'
derfulIy across the plains and mountain. w.. S.A
great results could only be attained Ir ,l@ >l@
OF an army of laborers such as b,rs' g' Ero 5,s o>
the service of the Union Pacific Comn,'rya .ya.
ganlzed and managed with con>nmmptt' t'',. f.. =
Another fact, Of still greater n,rr,,,' ',~,, ,'.
hnancier and to all who are concrrn,j !, u
material growth Of our western romtrr nrr u y.
the Union Pacific road, as vet incomn,. :, - ,lE
dependent, as We have said. ur"n tbal In: ~ 'n
which it has itself created or ltimni,,a5 J5',.y' @
ed, IN the year 1868, more hnp ire =, ,2'' :'.f
doHarS, the details Of which ar. ~ f,r.m' m"''
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

Ne" SENATORS. Tuesday. 10Th inst
the Legislatures of Maine, Massachusetts Nor
ork' New Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA, Delaware
Michigan Indiana, Missouri, and NJinncsot,
elected each a Senator of the United STATES
In 'lalne, Hon. Hannibal Hanlin. RcnulI;.
can was chosen to succeed Hon. Lot VI Nor
rill, whose term expires on the 4th of March
next. Mr. Iamlln was nominated in the Re-
publican caucus by only one majority over Mr.
Morrlll. Massachusetts, of course re.rl,cts
Charles Sumner. lie had no oppo.ition in tbo
fepnbhcan caucus. In New York tboro ,r,s
n severe struggle between the friends ol Gov,
-Iorgan and those of Gov. Fenton, ending with
victory for the latter. New jersey, of course
has chosen a Democrat as the successor or Nr
Frellnghuysen. The man elected is .Job, y
Ntockton. Pennsylvania has elected .Jobn
scott, Republican. He is a new man Lut
'ne OF large ability, who is likely to do honor
to the State. He will take the seat to he va.
Gated by Mr.. Buckalcw Democrat. This State
"S Is already known, elected Thos. +. Bavord
To serve SIX years from the 4th of March nevt
Ills father, JAS. y. Bayard serves till that t;mc
Michigan has reelected Xachariah Chandler
a man of ability and of pronounced and well.
known Radical convictions. Indiana elects
W Illlam Cumback, formerly a member of tbc
House, and an able man, to succeed Hendricks
democrat. Missouri has chosen Carl Schurz
to succeed John B. Henderson, whose voto
psalnSt impeachment ehfectualy destroyed the
'""ildcnce Of the Republicans Of that State in
las integrity. Minnesota has re elected Alex.
der ltamsay, Republican, man Of more than
ordinary ability. The Republicans of Wiscon.
IN have nominated NJ. IL. Carpenter to sue.
'r"d Mr. Doolittlc, who has been acting with
ne Democrats for several years. All these
7'nators are Republicans but two-Stockton
nd Bayard.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
Don't forget to wlite for Wyatt & CARROTS
Circular of Measurement, No. Cpl Market St,
Wilmington, Del IanI5-Ivl

We Ouy and sell JzJS l4O isis all other classes Of
G"v"rnmrnt & securities Delaware State Bonds wilmington
Clty Loan New Castle County Loan and Bank and Railrna
St"cks: G.i and Silver wanted 5O oupnS due Nnv IL
wanted by John Mclean ~ Som Bankers. NJ nn1 Mrk,
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

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t'n""i' "hr'it"i Apart, ant rn,, ,,,. ~.
to l,l.rs . ti,. r..' ....
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

Many letters like the above daily received fr'ms
of the country The demand for it from CaiinrnAH -
medicine so recently offered for sale. We have SOL
OF dozens to go to that far-of region of gold. Et
that accounts for its great sale Price 81 per b0tit
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM!

'A'''Sl' bIuSslNt' writes rom Wv l'l lh'''
just sold the last bottle of ALIENS Lung BAS4N E%"
not cakes and gives Universal Satisfaction,
Stanley Il skipper Chippewa Falls Wis, writes: ""'''
you would send a good supply Of Aliens Lung Ras'a.F
getting to be one Of the necessary institutions Of The
1t sells well. and gives entire satisfaction those g'ni
f. L. Allen. a weknown druggist. a. New Lon'H
writes us that Aliens Lung BalSam is flyoraly reeve
athicted He have reailed nearly tour d'i'l'
over my counter, and it has given good satisfaction
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-03

SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-On Wednes-
day, of last week, Freddy, son of Mr..
j. E. Sharp, of this village, aged about
ten years, fell from tree, distance of
some ten or fifteen feet, and not only
dislocated both the bones of his left
arm at the elbow, but fractured the
external condyle of ths humorous, and
also the olecrenon process. Such an
injury must, of course, be of serious
consequences, and fears are entertain
ed that he may never recover the full
use of the limb. .Drs. Belding & Sted-
man were called, and after reducing
the dislocations and fractures, the
young lad, who was, prior to the ope-
ration suffering intense pain, appeared
quite comfortable, and has SO contin-
qed from that time to the present =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-03

A BOLD ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROB-
BERY.-Between eight and nine o'clock
Monday evening as Mr.. Jacob Gold
berg, of Cleveland, accompanied by
his son, lad some IA or Is years of
age, was riding to this town in a
buggy from the east, when within
about mile and a half of town, he
was accosted by two men who issued
from the woods, one OF whom request
ed the privilege of riding, which Mr..
Goldberg refused. The other man
thereupon seized the horse by the
bit, when the man who addressed
him seized him and drew him from
the carriage and made the demand,
"your money or your life" /" to which
Mr.. G. replied, "my money!" at the
same time reaching his hand into his
side pocket and drawing forth Q
Smith & Wesson's seven shooter
and cooked it, when the assailant:
commenced a retreat, Mr.. G. sending
four shots after them as they retired
but it being very dark he was unable
to determine whether any of the shot
took effect. In the affray Mr.. Goldberg
received q cut in the hand which blet
profusely, but was not of very seri
Gus nature.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-03
aBARRErrs . is indispensable.

DECORATION AT WNDHAM.-The
ceremony of decorating the graves of
soldiers with evergreens and flowers
took place at Windham on Saturday
last. Capt. Al. Dyer delivered a
short address on the occasion, and was
followed by Rev. Mr.. Bingham and
others The graves of IA soldiers of
the war of the rebellion, one of the
war of 1872, 5 of the war for our inde-
pendencea and the grave of lady who
died at the age of lob years, and who
had done work for the soldiers of all
the wars, were appropriately decora-
ted.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-03

Gov. Hayes is in Washington la
boring to secure the removal of U. S.
Marshal Heckenlooper, of the southern
District of Ohio. The offence of the
Marshal is said to be that he was q
brave Union Soldier during the war.
tits not certainly known, whether his
Exccllency desires the appointment of
a negro or a rebel in his place. 20