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Smyrna times., 1869-04-21
SFATE AND LOCALS.

~ HHoRr ITEMS The store house in Bridge
TIlle VI owned hy DIR. Sudler and occupied bv Iir
Hudson, was destroyed hv fire on M1rJnv
night week. A kcg of powder exnloded dmr.
ln% II, thr ,contlagration, Which nearly demolished
the building N'''''''"o''
:. Two clerks at Dover had quite fight over
division Of SpoilS on the adjournment of thn
Legislature. 1t is said that they broke sever
al chairs and came out Of the melee in quite a
damaged condition.
At the meeting Of the Citizens Loan Asso
citation of Wilmington last Thursday evening
money was disposed Of at A per cent. premi-
um.
IL; C.. iIearn, Esq, of Laurel is an applicant
TOR collector OF revenue under the new tax law
Tor SusscX County.
The directors Of the j. B. r. r. propose to
give out the contract for the completion of the
road from Georgetown to Lewis and the build
ng OF the pier at the latter place at as early a
date as possible.
Whilst Mr. Shadric Raughlcy, of Milford.
was gong home Monday night week, from his
StaEie' some one ran against him and struck
at nm with knife, splitting his vest open
down to the pocket His spectacle case shield
ed him-the knife stuck it instead Of his nrr-
son. Mr.. K. had shown large well of money
IN the hotel that evening and i; is supposed
That the man intended to rob him.
The real estate of the late Hon. VI. w. Bates
Is to be sold III Dover next Tuesday, us may be
seen by advertisement elsewhere.
The election for Trustees of New Castle
IommOn last week resulted in no choice
otes pollrd 22j; necessary to elect, II3
James Il: Shaw received 96; Dr. j. Merritt
d9 f. Challenger, 6a votes. Another election
to NIL the vacancies will be held on Saturday
week.
Two negro men attempted to abluct and
outrage white girl on sunday night, about Il
mile from W llnlngton (ncar Rising Sun They
had her tied, hand and foot, and were takinr
her to a wagon when white man came unon
them and they fed. The names of the parties
are not given.
Last evening as the dummy was backing a
Hat car INTO town, some boys put Il stone on the
track as the train was coming round the curve
i'll front of Col. Raymond $ residence. which
threw the car off and it ran across the road
knocking down portion of the iron railing and
a beautiful shade tree on the Colonel promises,
and otherwise injurimg his beautiful grounds
A Justice of the Peace in South Milford has
been indicted before the Sussex county Court
Tor forging man 5 name on his own docket
Report has it that G. b. Dickson is an an
phcant for five or six Offices under the State
tax law.
1h" peaches arc not hurt much if anv in this
locality. The recent snow storms passed round
us. The teeS ave blooming and the vast orch
ards look beautiful.
Two professions in town Shortly-the colorcd
peoples Tahernaclcs' Oh Friday and the Odd
Fellows on Monday.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

RELIGIOUS. Rev. Mr.. Rittcnhouse, Of the
NJ. E. Church, organized Bible Glass of 81
members on Thursday evening last. 1t is cx-
pected much large number will Join it.
Rev. a. ID. Dick is now the Methodist Prot.
eStant minister for Smyrna and vicinity. an
pointed |y the Baltimore Conference. Rev.
MIR. Eversole, the former pastor is stationed
in Cecil CO., Nd.
Rev. Enoch Stubbs was given very pleas.
ant reception by the members of the Nj. b..
Church at Milford, on Tuesday evening week
BESIDE an elegant rcpast he and his wife were
presented with several valuable and useful ar
tclps. ="
Mrs. Annie Wittenmyer, Corresponding Sec
rotary Of the Ladies' anl Pastors Christian
mon Home Missions and Women's Work in
the Church, visited Odessa on SUNDAY week.
and spoke in the VI. f. Church inthe morning
and in the Sabbath School in the afternoon
and organized branch society there. In the
evening She addressed large congregation in
the NJ +. Church ofthi. town. Anauxilarv
society was organized here sometime ago :
NIhticto~a Trnm&c,Jm
Rev. .: +. Fiippo, (Baptist) of Dover ad-
mnulsterci the rite of baptism to three candi
dates on Sunday at Shakespeare pond.
Rev. W. B. Gregg and wife received \
hearty welcome at Greensboro, from the VI. r.
c'rgregation, who bouniilul y supplied their
table and lard r.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

GOVERNMENT OFFICERS. --GencraI WoOdall
has taken charge of the Assessors office, vice
q. B. Dickson, removed lie has his Office at
Dover for the present, but expects to move to
Wilmington, shortly. lie has made Samuel
McAllister, his Adjutant in the army, chief
clerk.
Gen. \. T. y Torbcrt, Of Milford, has been
appointed Minister to Salvador, Central Ameri-
ca. He will reside at San Salvador the capi
tai, city of about g, 900 inhabitants
Prof. Il. d. Porter, of Newark, has been
appointed Pension Agent, in place Of D. +.
Burton, of Dover
The appointment of Hugo IIillebrandt. of
n. Carolina, to be Consul at Smyrna, Turkey.
has been recalled and f. Joyce Smithers, of
this State, brother in-law to Hon. n. b. Smith
ers, is retained IIillebrandt has since been
appointed Consul to Cunea.
HI. p. McCollcy, of Milford. Del. consul at
CalIaO, has been removed, and John G. Call.
we'll, of Me-, appointed in his stead. Mr..
McC. is son of Rev. T. p McColley, and
brother-ln-law to Hon. q. p Fisher, who Sc
cured his appointment His record didn't
suit.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

We hope the Gazette will now calm its fears
over the Government offices. All its (orcbo-
dings about Mr.. Higgins, DIR. Prottyman Con
sui Smthers, and many others were groundlcss.
Matters have worked more satisfactory than
when the editor of that paper tried to be Mar
shall and couldn't.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

Our friends who have Pianos and Melodc-
on" to be tuned or repaired, will be glad to learn
tce appears in another column. will visit ne
early in May. ATr f. is IA practical Piano max.
er and tuner first class workman, well known
and perfectly reliable None will be brttnr
pleased to secure his services than those who
have had Pianos nearly ruined by incompetent
tuners
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

"A HIGH DAY AMONG ODD FELLOWS
Monday the 2Gth of this month will be- crlrIro
ted throughout This country and the Canadas
as the SEM centenary Of Odd Fellowship in
America Groat preparations have been made
In various places throughout the country to
celebrate the day in becoming manner. The
Two Lodges OF this place, Morning Star and
stella, and Hi.iIolcmi3 Of Dover propose ION
ing IN the celebration in Smyrna, and have
mate arrl4gt meats accordingly. Members Of
othCr l-odg arc also invited to Join them.
They h.Ye published the fo!lowing or.
der OF cxerci,cs Meet at Morning Star Io6ro
Room at !! clock, p. W.. form line Of nro.
G;csSl9n at . clock, headed by Dover Cornct
Band, and proceed down Main street TO Sonth
up South to Delaware, up Delaware to Com,
melGe, up Commerce to Union, up Union to
Methodist, down Methodist to NJ. r.. Church
where sermon viii be delivered
AJtTn0oH Br0gr0htINe Singing hv Choir
Opening Ode; Prayer; Singing by Chor-sc.
lcctcd by the choir; Sermon bv Rev II 4
Cleveland, Of Philadelphia Singing bv Choir
ICioslng Ode. Proceed from Church nm
Methodist street to Delaware, down Delaware
TO Commerce, down Commerce and counter
march up to Main, up Main and counternarcb
down to Morning Star Lodge Room, and dis
MISS Tor supper to meet at Lodge Room at n
o'clock =
Eceh'nQ Programme lat Morning Star T,odpe
Rooml l.-PrayDr; Music by Chior; Address bv
Bro. ID. e. ll0ffeckcr. Of Morning Star Lodge.
Music by Choir; Address by Bro. VIM. n
Collins, NJ. d., Of Stella Lodge; Music bv
Choir; Addrl IS, by Bro. j. f. Clawson. Nj. d.
OF Morning Star Lodge; Music by Choir; Re-
freshmcnts.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

TIE AMENDMENTS TO TIE Town CHARTER.
we have before US the Amendments to the
Town Charter, passed at the recent session of
the Legislature, and will give a synopsis there
OF, that the citizens may understand the new
provisions
Section one provides that an Alderman shall
be elected at each annual town election. whose
duty it shall be to execute all laws and carry
into effect all orders and ordinances of the
Town Commissioners. He shall have iuris,lc-
ton and cognizancc Of all breaches of the peace
SO far as to arrest and hold to bail, or ine and
imrriSon offenders, the same as a Justice Of the
Peace. He is not allowed, however to impo,c
any fine exceeding so, or have Jurisdiction in
civil matters exceeding : 100, exclusive of costs.
Ills fees are the same as Justice Of the Peace
for like services.
Section two provides for High Constable
and such other police officers as the Com
misEiohcrS may deem necessary. The duty of
said Constable is to -stssiet the Alderman in
carrying into effect the ordinances OF the town
or such laws Of the State as may come under
his jurisdiction. He, as also the police Off
ces, are appointed by the Commissioners
Section three gives the Commissioners All.
thOrlty to borrow Il sum not exceeding 500
on the faith Of the town, and issue the bonds
OF the town as security.
Section four authorizes the Commissioners
to bill vacancies in their Board by the remain.
Ing Commissioners, and section five requires
the present Board to appoint an Alderman to
serve till the next election. A vacancy in the
A'dermenship is filed by appointment by the
Commissioners.
Section six provides for the opening Of
streets or otherwise altering the same. All
explorations for opening, widening or extend,
Ing streets lanes or alleys must be signed bv at
least twenty freeholders of the town, and an
ordinance authorizing such opening, widening
or extending must receive a twO-third vote of
the Commissioners. Five impartial freehold
ers, summoned by the High Constable, under
a warrant from the Alderman, are to assess the
damages Tor majority of them) and report
the assessment to the Commissioners under
oath. Should the party or parties be dissat
iSfcd with the damages thus assessed, thew
ny CbSiS VI TIE IlfSt assessment.
have another assessment made, by five other
freeholders, Tor majority whose decision
shall be final ...-~.
Section seven authorizes a salary of $25 per
annum to be paid to each member of the Board
of Commissioners, and makes such verbal alter
ations in the charter as these amendments may
require.
These amendments are Just what the "town
improvement" party have been working for
the last two or three years, and their victory
over the 3" old fogies'' is as complete as if the
proposed new charter had been granted us
Every thing proposed by that charter is obtain
ed by these amendments, except that the
Board of Commissioners are not entitled a
Council mere verbal omission.
Fl. B. Pennington President of the Board
(who drafted the amendments) is generally
named for Alderman. The selection will be
made at the next InecLing. a.h ...a...t y.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

,EXPLosIoN.-While Prof T. G. TAYLOR Of
Wilmington, was performing some scientific
ecXEerImentS' in the Friends Meeting House,
IN Baltimore, last Saturday evening week, the
"ntta ,percha Tag, filled with oxygen gas, ex-
PIodcd with loud report, greatly alarming the
audlehGe' breaking nearly every pane of glass
boy named Willie Berry. "''''
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21
Extract from letter from Jerusalem

Il, we started early to ascend Mt Olivel TO behold
he sun glld The mInarets and towers of the devoted
c'V' from The place where memory, stirred by
thousand associations should exali the mind we'll
as 'he eye 10 the inspiration of the Well is
me vOYager repaid for long travels. h0rrd roads
'edllnVIan cookery, squalId cOnpnniunship aud the
lmp0rtnnliies Of begging, thievng Arabs. Well would
II have repaid yOu, oh man of commerce and the
crucIble and well might you have been reminded of
against one Of the huge ancient olive trees, under
whirh the sacred martyrs tOed for the sins Of the
lar figures, 5. Il -lS60-X. We do not know who
did it, but doubt some poor Invalid traveller cured
bV The PLANTATION BIrTERs. wished 10 advertise
th"ir virtues in place from whence all knowledge
flows. ....- .
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

IMPROVEMENTS. .-Ashell d. Campbell has
putt hInnseIf house on South Main ST., l6 by
2+ttItrhlne: This is intended for rear build.
ing. He designs erecting neat front builj;n%
u. w. Taylor has commenced the erection of
handsome frame dwelling, on same ST aJ
joining his residence. Front building - INV hv
IS, three stories; back building lG by 81, two
stories. .. . - WV
Jos. Smthers has greatly improved his dwo,I.
ing on Commerce St, (late the ID ,dy e,tatel bv
an addition TO the front, -pertieo, paint. &c ~
Jno. Flick is altering his new store on Main
s.: Nearly the entire front of the first a"or
will be ass 1t will b., dnnbtess, the hand
soonest business place in town.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

~ DEAFNES>, Blindness and CATARRH treat.
Su WIN me utmost success, by }. IsAACs Nj d. and
cal College of Pennsylvania - veaIs arno,'onna
H3rmerly of LeydOn, IIolland) No. Su5 Arfh street
rnl,a' testimonials can be seen at his office. The
,ion i@cuI'y are invited to accompany their pa
aen's' as he mas no secrets in his practice Artificial
ton. ~ "'s &c '"' eAHmiha
jel7-ly
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21
,NW|vHV, DP/.,
Wednesday Afternoon. April 9!st.

THE FUMES is published every Wednesday afternoon ly
J"SEpn H. hoFrEcEER Editor anil Proprclnr a smyrna
Delaware
TERMS SUBSCRIPTION One S2o0 III advance or s2oi
not paid till the end Of The year. n" paper Ii>cnnt @ un
all arrears are paid only at the uptnn of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will bcnsrrtc at the rate of Srn Ccrts
ane "rthc first Insertions subsequent insertions Thrcc-an
aha cents liberal discount made quarter sem an
nuai and yearly riyrrtisr
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

The New BANK.-The charter for n now
Bank in this town, granted by the Legislature
provides that it shall be called the 'Gommor''
cIal Bank of Smyrna" instead of Railroad
Bank, an amendment to this effect havino been
made in the Senate. The corporators are
Mason Bailey, Horace Spruance, H. G. Dong.
lass, DIR. B. 5. GOotcc and VIM. G.. Jumn
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21
Withdrawn from sale

Number of acres sold, 1887; total price, $46,.
S45. 80
All the purchasers reside in this and Kcnton
lids. but MIR. Johnston, who lives in Bqlti
more The property has been in charge Of
Col. Geo. w. Cummins, of this town, for many
years. 1t was sold byJ =. Comegvs, Trustee.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

HE AURoRAL LIGHTS, on Thursday even
ing ,as. a;t' SO gowlnsly described by all the pa
nerS IN the country, presented a fine displav
IL this locality. The darting, forked unduIa.
lions of white light first visible, concentrated
in the zenith at about III o'clock. and aSsnm'
Ell a conlcal shape, the apex of which was =
vivid sheet of red flame, the whole more close.
ly resembling a volcano in eruption than anv
thing else we can compare it to. It was The
most beautiful heavenly phenomenon we ever
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21
Needles Compound yVem,o.,,D,.

NeNer iail IN giving relief and often nnrroc,
relieve Rhrmaat a ts inflammation Weakness they promptly
i, h2tlHn OF Lungs, Plcurisy Acutn Dyvi lhS
Asthma vi 'he Liver NhOOping Cough and
in my iad % come In yellow envelopes with printed
Naih n,: h Retail a 20 y and 81 cents each ~ '''um
For sails nv host NJ IL NEEDLES, Druggist Philadelnbio
@7'''' ''i" DcaiefS' jaHl3- ION
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

THE DIAMOND STATE BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSocIATloN.-At the annual meeting of the
Diamond State Building and Loan Association.
of this town, on Wednesday evening last, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Dirctors-John NJ. VosheH, r. J. Colt
John &. Bailey, VIM. NJ. Bell, Robt. IIli. Edw
Harrison, John Cos,len, John A. Cayendcr
IL. IL. Mustard, B. V. Weldon, Peter Carr
= 1"'I'tors-J. 4 c. Stockly, Robert Hill, j. II.
:, Cficcrs-Prosident, Jno. NJ. VosheH; Vice
PRESIDENT II Kobt. Hill; Secretary, Z. J. Colt;
Treasurer w. NJ. Bell.
The affairs Of the Association stands as fol-
lows: Total assets, $l7,47S.3O number of
shares, 93S; present value ofeach Share. sis 90.
profit upon each share, Sc. 10; number of share,
holders, "a; lowest premium during the last
year, 20 per cent, highest premium during
the last year, A and 9-lGth per cent
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

There single German Reformed church Philadelphia
int" which more adult converts from RoaniSm been
ceIvc during the last few years Numbering between CO and ~,
than all the Roman Catholic churches in city taken to-
gether have captvatrd during the period And in that
same church several converts from Romanm passing
through neeul preparatory instruction in Gospel
doctrines, with view to their admission before long
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21
DR.. .EncIxson.s .Anainn,inn

NEW ltEMEDi IN CON>u MPr)N-A Paw
slcia" who had Consumption tor ,eyera y,a-. y
frequent hleedingS OF the lungs. cured hm,r,i s. .
medicine unknown 10 the profession. wte. B.,
ease appeared hopeless. lie Is TIE ony ...,.. a..
who has used II IN his Own person. or Wno t....,
know edge Oi lis virtues; and he can a,rr.ne 81, a,
gree nf health he no" ENJOY, To ro,hiug brl he ..-
OF his medicine; and nothing but utter dt>y1,..
entire eNInciion OF all hope nj recovery. n., -,
with a want of confidence 10 all Others m!u,,., .
to haZ ri the experiment. TO those >ptlpr.. a ,
any disease pf the Lungs he proiers lreq!ns ,
confidently heneves viii eradicate the t,t.~-
Medicine sent by express. Send for acrcuIl,
on DIR. f.. BuiLsrcX JAyA,,
may6-65-ly No $40 North ION II P. ...
For sale by W WILLIAMS Druggist ". a..
ton, Del, and bv Druggists ,hrnughout The rgr.v
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

Mr. Thomas Jackson, living near Wyoming,
was robbed Of two fine pigs, on Friday, the Oh
INST. They were taken from the pen, close to
the dewclling. No clue to the thieves has
been discovered.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

Hobart Pesha-the ErgliShman who during the American
civil war distinguished himself Southern partisan and
"c"rnner and who is appropriately the
vice OF Turkeyhas been highly compimened by the Sui
tan for the services he rendered in putting the Creans
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
REELNB BOEIE6,S
FLUID EXTRACT
SARS PARILLA
ERADIcATEs ERUPTIvE and ULcERArIyE DISEASES

GRADUATES ERUPTlNE and ULCERATIVE DISEASES
Throat, Nose, Eyes, Eyelids. Scalp and Skin.
which so dIsigure the appearance PURGING the evil
eHecis OF mercury and removing all iaInls The rem
hahts OF DISEASES, hereditary or otherwise and IS
taken by Adults aud Children with perfect SA FETY.
iw" TablesPooniuls OF the Extract of nils
auded 10 pint OF WATER is equal to the Lisbon moi
DrhK' anu one bottle is equal To gallon of The
syrup OF Sarsapara, the decoctIon is usually
made. 10 uSualiy
AN INTERESTING LETTER is pubIisbpd in
ine medico-ChruFglcal Review on the subject of the
EAIiacI OF oarsaparIla in certain affections bv Ben
JamIn Travers, F. X. s., &c Speaking nf those lis
eases ana diseases arising from oC mercnrv
ne states mat no remedy is equal to the Extract Of
"'aparia; It's power is extraordinary more SO Than
any o'her drug | am acquainted with lis. in The
ctest sense tonic with this invaluable altribute
'hat II Is applicable to a state of svs,en, so snuon
yer SO irritable as renders other substances of The
ionic class unavailable or Injurious
lHeImbOId-s
CONCENTRATED EXrRACr SARsApARu1A.
r'S'aohshed upwards of Is years. Prepared bv
Ii. T. HELMBOLD,
594 Broadway, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

MURDER TRIAL POSTPONED. On Tuesday
kobert NJ. Goldobor0 was arraigned at George.
town on the charge ofmurdering Charles Marsh
near Lewis in December last and nlcad nnt
guilty, whercupOn Mr. Wright. his iun;or
counsel moved that his trial be postponed tiII
next Term, on account of the unavoidable ab.
sence Of the scnion counsel Mr.. Saulsburv
This motion not being opposed by the Attcr.
ney General, was granted by the Court II
will be remembered that Goldsborouph. Mash
and another man started out cunning together
and q. shot NJ in he woods, without anv known
prOvocation. lie is young man, formerly Of f.
Maryland, of good family, but reckless and U
drunken. ""o
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

c,1'. LEAR SMOOTH SKIN and Beautiful Complcxion
m lollowS The use OF HELMBoLD's CoNcENrRA ATEn Ex.
1t removes black spots, pmplos and all ernn,oDs ot
the skin. 'u "i' eIuPuohs OF
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

Go to Ward and Phillips and buy vour
clothes they have every thing that is nice in
the shape OF Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

FACTS ABoCT CUBAN REvoLUToN-Thc present move
ment for the liberation of Cuba from Spanish tyranny hogan
on the 10th of October last, Yar uni Gen
Carlos Manuel de Ccspccs, declared the iuieprnnce of
the island. In less than six months spread until il now
embraces of Of the square miles inclul-
ed IN the whole island. Within these limits there are l7 cities
towns and villages, of which than onc-half are IN the
anH OF the revOlutioniStS Out of the 10000
bear the whole island are in the ranks of the
PATRIOTS 10000 of them being the Eastern and l
oOO in the Central Department. The total population the
district in rebellion is 5is73s are in the Eastern
Department 2G3GS whites, 1914 negroes the revo-
luton and 57S slaves just eancpated by the patriot leaders
In the Central Department numbers are 67 Whites
4i negroes formerly free and slaves newly freed The
estimated wealth of the the territory held y the
patriots in 2 Sj60NO and industry and commerce
were reckonei representing capital 77LO000OO The m
nua productions Sugar. SC2 oOOO; Tobacco
other produce, Sj2OO0OOO.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21
n,iIL nItN r1I1rr
20! FN'nrfia r.

T'llE PA!N KILLER
u Is hn' an lurrrt.:I .,,l F,,.,,,.. -
TUE PAIN KILLER
THE PAIE KILLER ''''--,.
VNIIE rAiN MILLER ''iH~.
4 ,,,,., i, an"'m",' ,.',''" c"r" f'rcH"'rENu,n.
than Hi> other nn,Au r,.r.,,l,..,. .,....
nmi >khiui rh,,irau.. IN l,.,, q.
where This dreadful ''j-,.,-o l- ,,,..i....
'hrFAlN MILLER i-e't.>tI.,.. .,,......
a h' European Residents I. t.........
REMEDY. -
FFIIE rAIN KILLER
THE PALS KILLER ''...
lSs"" by all D.",-t-,~ ;,u. n... inr,.....
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

Ii you want to be suited in clothino Won
must go to Ward & Phillips'. for the1 corl or"
talny have nice stock on hand at the present
time. P'0'0 ~
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

Spring and summer styles of goods-in piece,
and Ready Made-at Ward Il Phillips.
A fine lot of Fresh Fruits and Confectionery
just received-and for sale at Mrs. Jenkins.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21
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THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT to the Constitution of the
United states has heen adopted by twcntyon States to wit
Maine Massachusetts, New York Pcnnsy West Virginia
North Carolina South Carolina Alabama Tennessee Florida
Michigan Illinois, Wisconsin. Minnesota Iowa. Missouri
bra ska Nevada Arkansas Louisiana Kansas The ratitca
"nS of Kansas and Missouri are said to be informal
Five states Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut New Hanp-
SHIRE AMI Georgia it is believed. will ratiy the amendment
during the present year Virginia Texas, and Mississippi un
der the act passed by Congress, must ra before they
can he reamtted to the Union and asserted that Ohio
Oregon California and Indiana may consent to the
amendment.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21

WANTED. Lots of people to come and buy
the Cheap Clothes that Ward n Phillips have
Smyrna times., 1869-04-21
THE SEASONS.

wv hIr the earth rane, seed time and harvest and cold
AMI heat and summer and winter, and
One of the changes incident this change of rsnnS is
tt "l our ci tiS from the thick heavy
I" th' l-hi ami AIRY clothes ul summer, and
uh% mat contributes more I" our comfort hra and
changes Ot the 7 - NAV
You can be coo" cucumber this summer if only Won
wear clothing from Wanmnakrr ~ Browns ' = ny '