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DEATHS.

,,,rccG G JEFFERSON, widow OF the late Rev.
MRS hSgrson born in New Castle county, Deaware
tgh e auj del at the residence OI her NOS.
sg ~ s Jmne 6h She was closely associated with
fsow her ry childhood. In those days, when there
Me,hon nbs her fathers house was thrown for pub
gre eS mi the pioneer nerants always found there
EOrSh Af an early age she led to feel her need of
sete | when but Ourteen she gave her heart to God
HFatie Lii the church probation She was faithful
haee ~ III Smyrna where she ended her days She main
Aeu and uniform course from the beginning of
taned lie and enjoyed the uubOunded confidence of all
ha her intimately She was o id disposition ana al
knew the death; but when that hour drew
vss Of death entirely taken away and strength
Dea ,owed upon her aecorng 70 er uE She sau 70 her
the bonr was his happieSt hour, but fully
aid DIS II language until now. shall never dread death
er Conversations Win her fanny curing the ast year
n her hopes and fears were deeply interesting and
eunhs Tnty submissive to the will OF God, she
phao d TO depart and be with Christ. She had more
heess than earth, and she looked forward
friends nov n exnectaon meeting them again. "FOOtsore
With the !o5 the aged pilgrim longed for rest. After
aod e % oe days before her death, she pressed
great W bangbt almost My Saviour with
She sSu, riqht here beside let let me gO!
me- 1e of her sinking spells afterwards, she SAID am
ocean, but Jesus Is carrying me over the tide she
now IN % h breshOd" for several days and then, Sun
ngere M asleep quietly that her children scarcely
gay bs1 sr last breath was taken Thus one by one, are
nd mothers Of Israel gathered to their rest
the "a mIs6li re fellowship of the church in heaven.
OF am footsOre and very weary,
But travel TO meet a friend,
The Wav dark and dreary
But know that it soon must end.
Twill not fear at his coming,
Although must meet him alnne
He will look in gently
And take my hand in his
Like dream, all my toll will vanish,
When lay my head on his breast
But the journey Is very weary,
. And He only can give me rest
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

By virtue of writ Vendon Exponas to me directed
will be Public Sale, at the hotel of Emory Temple
village kenton. Kent County, Delaware on Wednes-
d the 2 day june lSG9 at clock, NJ the following
Real Estate, tU wit -.
No l. All the right title interest claim or demand t hlm
the aforesaid William W RickaiS TO all that certain arm or
situated the public road leading
Kenom the Maryland line Little Creek Hundred kent
County Delaware, adjoining lands oil J"Seph u
Downs. lands Lewis Graham and ariS O 3'hrrs
laud he the
Ebert Downs, deceased, the improvements
upon which frame dwelling huus Smoke-hOase' barh
stable. and OtheTou buildings.
No 2Aphe right title interest property claim or demand
the aforesaid William W. Richards To all that certain
piece parcel of ground and tenements situated at
Hundred county, and State of Delaware adjoining
lands William Ii. Thompson and others, containing 1900
ground, be the less with frame
dwelling house, sOkehouse and other Out-budngs thereon
erected.
Seized and taken in execution the property of WILLIAM
W. RICHARDS, and will be sold tor cash by - -
S. NJ COLLINS. late Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Dover. Del. Jnne lst lsG9.-le9-3t
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TaGtiuOniaIS.

Hon. GEO w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice OF the SupfPSRmH PRaSephiS SGpE March &C.
.I 6nd uooAand's Ger man Bnters' Is a good
.d Of slea. benet Of debility and
want Of nervous action IN tiS M sysseIEI WynemyARn"
Yours truly, GEO. W. MooD"AND'
Hon. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge the Supreme Court Of pennsyyana si % 1863
AT oons;dar Hoonands German BIters' a VALUABLE
mrn,cINE in case attacks Of Indigestion or DysPep
sia can certify this from my e1PsrTen1G%ey T1%ypSGN 81 III
HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn" writes 1862
.Jbave (ound nv exp -NsAT erience that IIOoAand'a
German B.teI ."mg,oms 5s TaV MOST sGV directly
GEORGE sHARSWoOD.
FROM REV. f. D. FENDALL.
Assistant Editor. Christian Chronicle Philada.
UooAand's German BIters, and ieel II my privilege
to re recommend them most valuable tonc' 10 all
who are suffering from general DENNY or Hom
| diseases arising from arrangement o me nVer:
| Yours Truly, L. u FENDhLL'
Hofecker the Druggist says that he has sold large
quantities of the BitIers, and has never sod meul'
inc that gave more universal salIsiacuon lie taxes
| Measure in recommending II to his customers.
! CAUTION -Hoohand's Germ an Remedies are
counterfeited. See that the signature oil Z. M
JACKSON is on the wr kapPer Of each bottle
| All others are counter II WIelt.
pr;ncinol office, and Mandatory at the
German Medicine Store, No 63l ARCH street, Fhlla'
! SaInhIa Pa CHAS. NJ EVANS. Proprietor.
Formerly C. M. JACKSON & Co.
PRICES.
Hooasnd's German Btters, per bottle, 81 O0
! half dozen, w
| rxoaond,s German Tonic put up in quart bottles,
| sI so per bottle, or half dozen for 81 90
or Do not forget to examine well the article you
buy in order to get the genuine.
| FOR SALE BY ALL
| DRUGGISTS AND STOREKEEP-sKS,
| EVERYWHERE.
For sale bv J. p. HOFFECKER, Smyrna, Del.
August 5, lS66-ly
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MARRIAGES.

rsddy-FoWLER.--O the nth inst- by Rev VIM.
BICHAh ~ II Richardson, of Baltimore to Miss Emily
the' MI Ill, F NJ. Fowler, Esq. of Smyrna Del
THURSDAY MAY 3D. z, BY mss' n NJ
estk al NE m rI and Miss Sarah Age all of Kent Del
Nc lsA cI1RK-On Thursday June l7th by the same at
slrHEhe Mr. William H. sithers and Miss Martha A.
the mer'.n an of Kent county, Del.
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Election Notice.

The First Annual Election Of the Stockholders Of
,Ae Smyrna Seminary will be held at Fnxwell's Hotel
on Monday, The 5lh OF July, at o'clock, P. NJ, for
the purpose Of eIectng Seven Trustees TO serve one
yeaf. All persons, who are, or intend to become
stockholders are invited to be present.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN III. HOFFECKER, Secy.
Smyrna. June 90, lS69-tm
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New Advertisements. A
THIS is NO nUMBUG!

QY sending 35 cents with age, height color OF eyes
ID and hair, you will receive. by return mail, cor
rect picture of your future husband or wife, with
name and date of marriage. Address w. FOX. 20
Drawer No. "a, FulonvIlle, N. Y. jel6 4w
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Or THF INJURIOUS EFFECTS of Face Powders and
Washes All such remedies close up the pores OF the
skin and in q short time destroy the complexion. Ii
YOU would have a fresh, healthy and youthful ap
oearance, use Helmbold's Extract Sarsaparllla.
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NEW YORK BUCKEYE,

with Dropping Attachment, which, as Combined
Machine needs no comment from us. We VIII only
saw il stands second best to none Thousands OF
reliable farmers testify TO lis quallues
Ii is well kROwn this market and farmers Will
please call and see the machine with all it's improve
for the year 1869, al The shops OF the under
signed ...
And last though not least, is the Independent Act
ing Iron Machine
KIRBY'S AMERICAN HAIRY ESTER,
which, al The Second Great National Field Trial of
Harvesting Machines, held at Auburn N Y IN july
1866 the Kirby The three first Prize Go Medals,
over fiitv different machines beng In the trial.
We also have II K. Stoners
STEEL TOOTH HORSE RAKE,
for SALE which is acknowledged to be the best rake
| for raking siubble or making hay in the market.
! Mxs Horse Powers, COrnshellers, aud Flows o.
| every description always on hand.
We also give especial attention TO the enclosing
OF Yard Fronts and Cemetery Lots, and Iron RalIng
of every description.
Particular attention paid TO reparIngOf all kinds
f-t~s GEO. w. & S. TAYLOR,
iune2 Smyrna. Del.
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A CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN and Beautiful Complexion
follows the use Of HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED Ex-
It removes black spots pimpes and all eruptions Of
the skin. { ffi 2 f.-
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This machine stands pre- eminenIiy al the head OF
all harvesting machines. and many valuable improve
ments have been added for the coming season.
They are frst class in every respect; unequalled
and uneXcelled a Reaper, as a Mower, or as
Combined Machine with
DROPPING ATTACHMENT.
s6 The Dropping Attachment to this machine is very
simple and reliable; there are no small. intricate or
rihng parts get out OF order, and IS acknowledged
the Best DroppeT in America.
This machine be truly said 10 be a complete
combination The moving qualities are not impaired
by any Of the Reaping Attachments, and the Reapng
qualities not injured in adapting The machine to
cutting grf S. The change from reapng TO moving
can be made in mInuies. and vice versa All par
lies wishing 10 purchase first class machine in every
respect will please call and examine the Champion
or send for Pamphlet giving full information.
| No nj hovA the
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DEBILITY.
Resulting from any cause whatever; Prostratioh
the System. induced by Severe labor Hard
ships Exposure, FsvOrs, &c.


Resulting from any cause whatever; ProstratioA Of
the System, induced by Severe labor, Hard
ships, Exposure, Fsvsrs, &c.
There is no medicine eItant equal 10 these rene.
dies in such cases. A tone and vgor Is impaired to
the whole sysIen the appetite is strengthened 1000
is enOyed the stomach dIgests properly, the blood 10
purified the com EXON becomes sound and heaithy'
the yellow tinge eradicaed from the eyes, bloom
is given to the cheeks and the weak and nervous ln'
valid becomes strong and healthy being
Persons Advanced in Ihfe. anC feeling The hand OF
time weighing heavily upon them, with all It's attend
ant ills will find in Ihe Of this BITTERS or me
TONIC, an elixir that will nstil life into their
veins restore in measure the energy and ardor OF
more youthful days. build up their shrunken iorms'
and give health and happiness 10 their remaining
years. ,-or1cr
tIs we'll established fact that fully onehali OF the
female portion of our population are seldom IN
own Expression. ney 4 Aer feel we'll" They are
lahguid, devoid of all energy, e1lreiheIy' nerve
Gus, ard have no appetite. ~
To this class OF persons the Bters' or the lohic
especially recommended. ,,
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by The of either o these Iems-
dies. They will cure every case OF MAhASMCS'
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated IN me
hands of the proprietor, but space will allow oil the
nubIicalon Of but few Those, il will. DE observed,
are men note and Of such standing that they must
| be believed.
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LOST-.S2O Reward.

Lost at the store Of Truax Rash, it is supposed, in
SMYRNA on the 9th inst, Check on Newark (Del)
Bank for SIl2 90, and $ss 90 in money reward OF
$50 will be given for lis return 10 the owner.
leo SAME REYNOLDS.
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6 Cents Reward.

Ranaway from the subscriber. on the 28th ult,
RANK D0NLEY. an Indentured apprentice TO the
hmng business. All persons are hereby forewarned
hsuung or trusting him on my account under penal.
Wol The law. The above reward will be paid for
in relurn JOHN SEVERSON.
June o, 1869 je23 St
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WoOGamd's German Bitters,
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
PHILADELPHIA PA
Thirty five years since they were first introduced
into this country from Germany, during which time
thew have undoubtedly performed more cures. and
be fitted suffering humanity in greater extent Than
any other remedies known TO the PnblIc
These remedies will efIeclually cure Liver
plant jannd DyspsHpsiait t chFGGis G..,o. o.
or The Kidneys and all Diseases arising from
red Liver, Stomach or IntestInes.
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H00FLANDS GERMAN BITTER'S,
Hoofand's German Tonic.
The Great Remedies for Diseases of the
LIVER, STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGNs.
HOOELANDS GERMAN BITTERS
Is comp sed OF the pure Juices, or as they me-
medicnaiiy termed En- tracts Of Roots, Herbs,
Barks, making q preparation highly con
entra ted. AMI en- 81 d tirely free from all al
ohOtlC GdmiTture Of any kind
HOOFLANDS' GERMAN TONIC
combination Of all the ingredients of The Riters,
with The puresI quality SANTA CRUZ RUN, Orange.
Jc., making one OF the most pleasant and agreeable
remedies Ofie red TO the public.
Those preierrng Medicine free from Alcoholic
admlxture, will use
Hoofands German Bitters
Those who have objection to the combination Of
the BIters as stated will use
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
They are both equally good, and contain The same
medicinal virtues, the choice between the two being
mere matter of taste, the Tonic being the most pal
atable.
The stomach from a variety OF causes such In.
digestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, etc. is very
Liver, sympalhizIng ] as McIosey as i, does with
the Stomach then becW y ONES affected. the result
of which is that the pa tIent suffers from several
more of the following diseases:
Constipation, FlaIulence. Inward Plies,
Funess of Blood to the Head Acidity
of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Funess
weight the Stomach,
Sour Eructatons, Sink
| ing or Fluttering at the Pit
| of the Stomach, Swimming o.
the Head, Hurried Difficult
Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
| Choking or Sutfocating Sensations when
! in a lying posture, dlmness division.
! Dots or Webs before the sight,
Dull Pain in the Head, Dcfc-
| ency of Perspiraton, Vel
| lowness of the Skin and
Eyes, PAIN IN the SIDE,
| Back, Chest, Limbs, ETC., Sud-
den Flushcs of Heat, Burning in
| the Flesh Constant Imaginings of
Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits.
| The sufferer from these diseases should exercise
the greatest caution in the selection of remedy for
his case, purchasing on ~ ly that which he is as
sured from his inyes q cations and inquiries
possesses true merit, lsE Wskllllully compounded
is free from injurious IN gIedlenls' ana mas es-
tablished for itself reputation for The cure oil these
diseases In this connection we would submit those
we'll known remedies
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MORO PHILLIPS
GENUINE IMPROVED
SUPERB PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For Sale at Manufacturers Depots,
No. 27 North Front Street, Philadelphia,
No. 95 South Street, Bal;more,
And by Dealers in general throughout the country.

The SOMBRERO GUANO of which MORO
PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and always has been
manufactured, land of which he has sole control FOR
the United States) contains fifty per cent. more
Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is
more durable
A large percentage is Soluble, and will imme-
diatey yield its nourishment.
The Ammonia it contains is ready TO yield its
value-not animal matter, capable of yielding its
ammonia after decomposition in the SOIL
Nothing is spared in its manufacture 70 render it
the most valuable Super. Phosphate and Crop Pro-
ducer IN the market.
Eight years experience has proved to the farmer
that it is durable and always be relied as
uniform in quality; and the numerous unsolicited
testimonials continually received of its use in CON-
petition with other Fertilizers, fully uttests that il
has not been exceed.
PRICE $50 per ton of 5000 lbs Discount to
Dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
mh17-9m
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THE /" PERSICATOR,"
Peach Manure

SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF POTASH II
The euermnator Of RUST, SPORES and IN.
SECTS that infesI CORN and WHEAT. ..tHf .s..
The {" Top dressing for GRASS and GLOVER.
For TOBACCO aad CORN Il affords the most con.
eentraled form Of .-...:i .-.t +. :.
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATES AND POTASH.
the food which forms the mineral part Of the plant,
SO we'll known TO all intelligent planters furnishing
the very elements that removed with every crop,
aud are deficient in cultivated sOils both in Europe
and America. and in all farm manures. ....., -
CHEAPER THAN WOOD ASHES, ,ao..
Supplying the peculiar elements of the PEACH. e :,
Orchards manured with the "PERSICAFOR" bore
last year abundantly amid "fioNDRGD OF FTHoUsANDs
OF TREES" in the same nc hbOthOod, not thus ma
nured. that did not yield sing le Peach, atIi.fg
Disc ASED TREES, with yellow leaves under
the influence of the "a PefsicaioI, produced dark
green foliage in a few weeks.
CORN stands Ito a hil," even in The midst Of other
hills, injured by the insect, that were not manured
| by it.
one ration as lis influence is largely increased AS
| LIME and, when Stacked with il. other advantages
| result in the economical use OF tho Potash.
| For sale by > = VIM. C CREIGHTON & SON. -.e
| - No.. -, Sole Agents for U s.,
jea ~. N ! Bowly's Wharf, BALTIMORE, Md;
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LOST,

m Sunday evening last Main or Methodist sts, or
MNE Church, il is supposed, A CIIILD'S GOLD
SLEEVE PIN. with a coral head setting. IL resem
Ma breasipin. The finder will be suitably reward.
Ng leaving 1t at "TIMES" OFFICE.
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REAL ESTATE
AT
Private Salea

By authority of a law Of the State Of Delaware,
will sell at Private Sale for Cash, all that certain
Real Estate. situate at of East and South SITS
IN THE TOWN OF SMYRNA,
Kent County and State of Delaware. consisting of
About One-Third OF an Acre of Land,
Adjoining lands of John C. Baly and others
Address HENRY PRICE,
! June 9th, 1869. Port Penn, Delaware.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-09

ministration were marked by violence
and discord in Kansas. Mr.. PIERCE
took ground against the Free State
Government in Kansas, and in q mes
sage to Congress denounced it as an
act of rebellion. Mr.. PIERCE was a can
didate for denomination, but being
beaten by JAMES BUCHANAN, retired to
private life. He travelled in Europe
until 1860, when he returned home.
He made a strong Union speech to a
mass meeting at Concord, New Hamp-
shire, on April 81, 1861, calling
upon the people to give the Ma
tional Administration a strong and
hearty support. Throughout the war ne
earnestly desired the suppression of the
rebellion, but when this was accom-
plished, he opposed the schemes OF SUBJ
jugation and usurpation that have
since been carried out by the dominant
party. Yesterday he closed long and
eventful life. While he possessed few
elements of character such as marked
our greatest statesmen, he had a
strong practical mind, thorough cul-
ture aud superior judgment. He will
not rank with the first of our Presi-
dents, but the Office of Chief Magis-
trate has certainly been filled by not a
few men of far less ability, experience
and honest purpose than were possessed
by FRANKLIN PIERCE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-09
What Quandary!

We almost feel sorry for the Iatelligen
GER. In starting out with its "new
movement" it repudiated Democratic
assistance in advance, for fear it might
lose favor with "loyalty;" then it repu.
dated loyalty" according to FOREMAN
to conciliate the rebels, and now it for
sakes them for the negro. The truth is
it never did know the direction in which
to look for help or harm. And so il
stands now in helpless and hopeless un
certainty, with a fair prospect of being
sDubbed from the front, kicked from the
rear and mercilessly mauled from either
side, with no friends anywhere and nc
end of enemies everywhere. So much
for policy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-09
UNEQUAL Taxation,

From remarkable article by L. A
Hine, in the Workingmdn's 4drocdte
published at Cincinnati, we publish the
following. Let every head of a family
and friend of the people give it a
thoughtful perusal. 1t is truth itself:
Unequal taxes are levied unmerci-
fully upon the poorest, as well as the
richest. Let us cite few illustrations:
Tea costs 35 cents per pound in China,
the duty is 25 cents, that makes 60 cents.
The freight to New York about 2 cents,
the importers fair profit III per cent,
the Wholesale dealers fair profit 10 per
cent, and the retail dealer 25 per cent.
That brings the tea to the consumer at
SO cents per pound, allowing over 2
cents for freight from New York to Gin
cinuati. This same tea cannot be had
in this city for less than Sl.50 per
pound, giving 81 cents plunder on each
pound for the benefit of the heavy capi-
talists who monopolize the tea trade.
Were there no duty on tea, and were
there no monopoly by reason of the mo-
nopo]y of capital, chiefly through the
aid of Banks, then tea would come to
the consumer at 65 cents per pound.
This gives clear swlndle of the poor,
of 80 cents on the pound, by reason of
the duty, making total of robbery on
account of both the duty and the mo-
nopoly of capital, 50 cents on each
pound.
The workingm ans family that con-
sumes II pounds of tea per year, is thus
taxed toward the support sf the Gov
ernment, SI.56, and for the benefit OF
monopolists $500 per year on his tea
alone! Talk about the inequality of
the income tax That tax is upon those
who can afford to pay it. While the tea
tax-such tax had much to do in bring
| ing on the American Revolution-is
| levied upon those who cannot afford to
pay it, And yet how much of this tax
of S4 SO on the poor mans tea does the
Government get besides the expense OF
collection 7 Only % cents per pound on
So 90. Thus, by this indirect, unequal
and grossly extravagant tax, the work.
ingman pays S4.56, of which the Gov
ernment gets but $500, waste of sl.5G
or over so per cent, for the sake OF
wringing revenue out Of the laborer in
order to save incomes and the payment
of its just dues.
1t is for the working classes to correct
this, or it will not be corrected.
If we were to count up all the rob
berry on everything a workingman's
family must use during the year--coffee
sugar, matches, lumber for his little
house, etc, we would find him taxed tC
the amount of about $50 year. That
is so much taken from the comfortable
support Of the family.
If the principle is just that the pro,
perty and incomes of the country should
pay all taxes, how unjust it is to tax
those who have no property and barely
sabsisting income, to the extent of soC
each year
Mr.. Hine, we may remark, is Re
publican, or lately was one. Yet such
is his expose OF 'Protection~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-09
hegiStraiiou Re.uIt. in Hampshire

"eEistration Results in Hampshire.
Our readers are familiar with the de-
ais of recent Acknowledgement in
hampshire county. The lists of four
""lships comprising about nine-tenths
VI The registered vote of the county
we're set aside by the arbitrary act of
'1c board of Registration. A very nat
1'a4 but extremely awkward result was
y'OuSht to light at the last sitting of
'I' circuit Court in that county. None
W. registered voters can act as jurors,
1,o owing to the wholesale scratching
"u'ca had taken place, it was found
possible to procure jurors to try
,I l'e' before the Court. All jury causes
''eloTe went over" until the next
@ "m' They will continue to 90 over,
-''. 'he regietrars allow Sufficient
:, "ioef OF voters to be enrolled TO settle
.-s pending litigation. All this, be it
'uloeFed, part and parcel of Gov.
i. a'' orEVENsoN's Impartial" admin
.,"atlon of the laws. And yet this sort
MANY is to be continued until the
y: s'oes are allowed TO vote in Wes,
s'nia' Such at least seems to be the
w iS On which the proseriptionists Of
"O'a county and the "iberals" of thi,
propose to harmonize,