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Attention Is called to the notice OF Mr..
Geo. Il. Footc, entitled Important TO
Mine Owners" Mr.. Tootc expects to
spend great portion of his time on the
Yves, Side. We have spoken Of him so full
before that We but call attention to his card
In this number.
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WANTED!
10000 PrussianS--20,000 Trenchme.


OCC!tIGI5Ses1 s5!sUVVSJs5 0U5OUJs
TITS General Head Quarters for Baths, Shaves ard
i Hair cutting adapted for citizens OF soldiers, AID
Gone in Tic best style in the Territory.
~ GIVE Us \ CALEB
sepl.w1SI6 PLtMMEk T. ALLEN
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Henry NJ. Parchen, Esq, has been enjoy
ing few days rustica.ion in Deer Lodge

Henry NJ. Parchen, ESQ, has been enjoy
ing few days rustication in Deer Lodge.
Mcssrs. S. II. Bohm & Co, Helena, pur.
chased some S15.Co0in gold dust from tho
Pixies Peak Lomeward bound party.
eT Joe's BAKERY at Helena, is the best
Restaurant in the Territory, and his tables contain nil
the lrsrrics In the market Joe sup-rntends in per.
son. and thIc forc his patrons not neglected. Go
and see what ice has for dinner. and be satisfied.
Board reduced 10 SO per week.
The Race.--Thc 400 yard race between
Ar. Giimcr's Missouri Roam, and Bailey's
Gourd Heels, for s., 900, comes off to.,nor.
row r. NJ, On the Bailey track, below town.
Betting has been quite heavy.
To Eric;t,a-e1.s.
Proposals VII! Re received until the 18th Of this
month for laying abou, 1870 trck, in :story 1re
proof building work to commence about the 18th irst
and all the material furnished by me-.
ecpaiswtf J. D. WILCOX.
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Try one of those fine cigars of Levy's-
next 10 Valiton's. He Las an upper
shelf" brand that is ::p.!op.
Court begins on Monday next.
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Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between Wn
Wilson, James Talbot and Alfred Barnes in the Bank
Exchange Saloon, Dccz Lodge, Ia this day dissolved by
WILSON, TALBOT 4 BARNES.
Deer Dcdcc August u, 1870. ..- -.' n.
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jurors for September Term.

vcuirc of Jurors for the Sept Term, 81
Judicial District. Deer Lodge. commencing
SEPT. j:h, 1870: Judge Hiram knowles
presiding.
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1&.yUS 1kly:19
3wood Street, Helene, Montana,
COLONEL r. SEED E0rRIET0E.
The koc koukoctons for which this house 10 80 ccc-
bratcd are just now catching the boys. Everybody
AXES them and they're good for every kind Of Cons;
Iticu. Give the Colonel a call
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The Langrshc Company played at
French:own last night. Oh their return to
Deer Lodge. They will probably be here
on Saturday morning.
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~ THE KlYCS SALOON, AT PIONEER, OF
Which Geo: Perry Go: are proprietOrs, make spec
i,lty Of selling GENUINE LIQUORS. Fine Cigars.
a:!a head inartcrs for the boys. Call in andtry It.
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Tor sale.

ErJ1. sale.
One pair Of handsome, well broke Iarca
Enquire Of HIGGINS BOWIE.
Gilt
Resumel.-Wc!is, Fargo s. Co., who sus-
pended the carriage Of treasure few days,
are again receiving, method of transpor-
:a.iou having been devised that is extreme
~ unhealthy for Road Agents.
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4 THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
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XX a IL WTs1 and Third 6ass ,dac eolsseA 10
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local NEWS.
ARRIVALS, and Departures

rs Lu;lLR & sAuLsBuaY.S LINE.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Kent RailroHd The following gentlemen
were elected Directors of this road at the elec-
ton on Monday last Hon George Vickrrs
Jesse *. Hines, George W. r. Perkins. John
Gaic, Chas. Beasten, r. G. johnson, VIM. r.
lllner, William Welch.
(o'oredR atifcatjon LelcJrat'on.- Thursday
ITO morrow Is the day designated bv the col.
ored people of Kent county for the celebration
OF the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment
at Chc>tertown.
Money is so scarce in Talbot county that
executions won t bring it. All hopes are
no" centred III the coming wheat crop.
RobbcrieS IN Elkton.-Three or four rob-
berries were perpetrated in EIkton last week.
y. j. Iammany was on Wednesday night rob
bed OF $40 and his pantaloonS by robber
who entered his bed room. The latter were
dropped in the alley. On Thursday night
Rubcn ID. lamar and wife were robbed of their
gold watches, together with small amount of
money from Mr.. j 5 pants pocket. The thief
tried to enter the sleeping room of Miss Annie
lamar, which aroused the family. MIR. John
Partridge room was entered the same night
and his pocket rfed of $3S. A Mr.. Fcrry's
house was also tried but the robber was fright.
ened off,
Honor to a SOngStreSs The fair songstress
of North East, Miss Lizzie Reedy, has been
winning laurels Tor boquetS) from the Havre
de GraceanS, at u concert recently given in thi,
town. So says an Elkton paper Miss r. is
from Milford.
On Tuesday week a terocious hail storm pass
ed over the lower part of Sassafrass Neck.
A correspondent says that in Hack Point Neck.
hall stones tell as large walnut unhulled.
Plants and fruit trees were, of course, consid
Greatly damaged.
The musical and Tableau Association Of
Elkton Will give another entertainment on the
10Th 9th and 28th. An entirely original and
very beautiful Operata has been composed bv
Mr., Torbert.
A terrific thunder storm passed over New
town, Somerset CO.. last Friday. The streets
were Hooded for fifteen minutes and three
houses were struck by lightning and set on fire.
They were all extinguishcd by the rain. how
ever. Three or four persons were more or less
Injured
Singular Cdse-On the 18th of March.
lS09, a young girl, whether accidentally, or
otherwise, we are not at present intormed)
shot boy named Joseph Downing who lived
in Maryland near the Delaware State line. The
ball entered his head. DIR. Thompson, of
Siumboro dressed the wound and the boy slow
! ly recovered. aud has ever since been able to
60 about, performing work, &c. He was sub
Ject. however, to severe attacks OF headache
which sometimes confined him to his bed for
several days IN succession. Recently he died,
and Doctor Thompson, assisted by Nlers b.
Belts, made post n,Ortem examination. The
Doctor found the ball without any difficulty by
large abseess which had formed around it, or
rather to one side. 1t was little to one side
of the great longtudal fissure over the corpus
callosum or great cerebral cOmmissure. The
absceSs contained two fluid ounces of pus 1t is
something remarkable, if not unprecedented,
for person to thus live, for thirteen months,
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18
Shaking and burning.

1t is not necessary journey the tropics to Alaska in
order to experience the Of heat and cold thousands
undergo all the nconvcnenccS o the erm"merca chahse
every day. other the be- without the
trouble OF moving the Threshold. word with these ~
voluntary shakers. What they doing to expedite her
turn to medium to break the ciS and hanish
the ieyerf Are they dosing themselves with qnhlne h'reo
imperng the sOundnrss Of their bones and impah9 e
vgOr Of their brains systcmf some ot tth are
doubt but the majority Of them II iS believed lhe
value Of Ostctters Stomach Btte harmless ana certain
specific for fever and is understood and Rppcau III
all parts OF the country ntermttents prevail Ihe resi-
dents OF such localities begin take It early IN the spring as
protection against the by which they are surroundd
not all Of them perhaps blind adherence I" error H Tue
specially OF some people, but the greater number
II there any fixed the therapeutics II s hSi tha
the Bittets safeguard against all the varieties
Of periodic malades produced by unwhoeseme eShaa'ons
than drug compound in the matcra edca OF the pro
This with all due respect 10 the
faculty. being mpnrtaht truth and one that nearly CON
the health Of large settlements in various parts o the
country and indeed Of the public at large maze arleSs
Founded ample and unimpeachabc testimony IL dehes as
prOyal.
To break chs and fevers well as to prevent them
there nothing reliable this wholesome vegetable re-
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

ADVICE GRATlS.-Ihe following advice,
from dislnterested sources, has been rendered
the Democrats Of this State by two New York
papers, neither of which claim % be Republi-
can. The first is from the Standard Speak
ing Of the Democratic meeting at Dover, it
says:
" Nothing could be'more ridiculous than this
attempt to make race or color party test. 1t
Is too late for such narrow prcjndices, and only
those will suffer from wrong like this who at
tempt to array race against race.
The Herald says: Some Of the intractible an
tediIuvian pro-slavery anti-nigger journals of
the South are advocating the organization Of a
white man S party Senator Salisbury is
said to have recommended this experiment as
the only way to head off the Republicans in
Delaware on the niger vote ; but the PROPOSE
tlOn is mean, mischieyous and absurd. In
South Carolina the Democracy have learned a
wiser lesson from little rough experience.
They propose to admit that there has been
delu"e-that things have been changed-that
fixed facts are stubborn things-that negro suf-
trage is a fixed fact, and that the negro vote is
worth having. This is right way to face the
new order OF things the other is a way that
leads to fire, sword slaughter and anarchy
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18
d" For the Smyrna Times.

Mr.. EDITOR.-As you are favorable to
brevity in articles written for your paper | will
in this article make all the abbreviations posi-
ble lst-On last Thursday night two young
men OF our town got drunk, and in order to
make whisky Odious they went through the
streets swearing, fighting and destroying prop
eTty to the great annoyance of the citizens
2d-On the following morning the said young
men were brought before ESqr Mariner, to an
Swcr for the crime that whisky had done. 3D.
This said ESqr committed them to the lock- M
in the Town Hall. 4th-The Alderman, hav-
ing the keys of said Institution, and rrcoeniz-
ing certain prerogatives in him vested, refused
to receive the said disturbers of the peace. 5th
And having no place to put them, they were
turned loose. 6th-In the afternoon of the
same day they We're both drunk again. 7th-
On Saturday night last, certain other lewd fe-
lows of the baser sort. not having the fear of
the said iOck up before their eyes, got drunk
and went through the streets cursing and
swearing like demons the whole night Sth-
And lastly [ see simiitude between the sue
cesSors Of St. Peter and our good Alderman.
the former carry the keys of Heaven: the latter
the keys of the Town Hail. the former only
opens the door to their clients the latter does
same. MULTI Bonus MUNICEPs.
Smyrna. May l6, 20.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

AcQCIrAL OF MCFARLAND. The long drawn
out and sensational trial of Mcfarland for the
murder of Richardson in New York was
brought to a close on Tuesday, the jury, three
hours after the case was given to them, rem.
dering a verdict of not guilty This was the
result expected, tor it has, during the latter
part of the proceedings been evident that so
far as Mcfarland was concerned, the case was
virtually disposed of, aud it was more those
who had aided, abeted and sympathized with
Richardson in gaining the affections of Mrs.
Mcfarland and taking her to himself, who
We're on trial than the prisoner The ground
of acquittal is, Of course, the insanity of Nc
farland when he did the fatal shoot thing
the jury ought, however, to be very sure of be-
fore accepting it as fact
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18
FULL STOCK.
REGISTERS NOTICE.
Registers Office, Dorer, Kent County, D'k
May Is. 1870.

Registers Office, Dorer, Kent County, D'L
DOVER, Na,, l6Ih, 1870.
Upon Application Of Peter =. Collins, admlnIsIrs-
tor OF ISAAC REGISTER, late of Duck Creek hun
dred IN sad County, decreased, Il Is ordered and
drecie by the Register that the said Administrator
give notice of the granting OF Letters Of Admins
IraiIOn upon the esta Ui the said deceased by cans
ing advertisements 10 be posted within forty days
from The date VI such letters IN sI1 Of The mOs Puhc
places OF The County of Kent, requiring all persons
having demands SaInst the estate Iu present mo
same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly III such case
made aud provided and also cause the same 10 oe
inserted IN the SMYRNA Times newspaper published
IN Smyrna, and continue therein weeks.
GIvOn under the hand and seal o office OF 'he
lsEAL.l Register aiOresuId. at Dover. Kent county
aforesaid the day and year above written
NJ. HARRINGTON. Register.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

THE BRITIsH NATURALIzATro REropv -
Great Britain, first by treaty with Hon Rev
oerdy johnson and now by statute. originating
IN the House of Lords, and since conrnrrcd in
by the Commons, abandons the old decree of
once a subject, always a subject" The new
order provides that British subjects naturalized
IN the United States, and United States cti-
zens naturallzed in the United Kingdom, are
free from primitive allegiance. ItalSo removes
many disabilities, and gives adopted citizens
the right to hold and convey land, enter Par
Lament, and become members of the Privy
Council: The absence of the first concession
led to the war Of 1872. and the latter is liberal
almost beyond precedent for Europe.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

New STORY BY MRs Henry WooD.-The
.Sat'nff0y Er09ioq F@st of Philadelphia, hav-
ing purchased the advance sheets of Mrs
Woods new story " BcSsy Rane," will com
mence the publication in the paper of Nav
2lSt Those who have read East Lynne, >
aud more recent " George Ccnterhurys Will"
need not be assured Of Mrs Woods ability to
write splendid story. The Post. apart from
Its stories, Is one of the best family papers now
published. Price 81 80 year Address Fl
Peterson & Co. 3l9 Walnut street, Philadel.
phla, Pa. Sample numbers sent gra tbs.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

The OLD Folks CONCERT. This entertain.
ment will be given at the Town Hall to-morrow
evening. Last week we announced it for two
evenings, but one evening has since been deci-
ded upon. There will be no tickets, the admis-
son fee-jO cts.-being paid at the door.
Many OF the Costumes to be worn by the per
formers were worn by former citizens of This
town and vicinity from fifty to one hundred
years ago, aud few are of the finest material,
%hlle all are grotesque and odd, in contrast with
Ine present fashions. Some of the hymns to
mind, but the rich harmony in them vshioh VII u,
will be thoroughly brought out, We d Inbt ,T" not
viii awaken anew the memories of ''anlJ IanG,
syne in many hearts. In addition to ,hs
rendered. VIII 0o
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

THE JAPANESE NOBILITY are now sending
their sons to the United States TO be educated.
Five young men, sons of the leading officials of
Japan, have already been for two years taking
a thorough course of studies at New Bruins
wick, n. =, and recently five more have arriv-
ed from Yeddo and joined them. The new ar
rivals are sons Of Japanese mobiles. Others are
to follow soon, the Japanese preierrng Ameri-
can to English or French school,,
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

DEMAND FOR BREADsTUFFS- The chief fea-
ture OF the markets in New York the past
week was the excitement and advance in -four
and wheat, An English trade circular esti-
mates that Great Britain will require between
April and September |, at least 24,OOO, 600
bushels of wheat, involving shipments of at
least half million bushels Cincluding hour)
from this side for the balance of the season
Provisions were active and beef higher, and
freights are active and advancing.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

with leadcn bullet imbcdded in his brain,
though it is by no means unusual for persons
to recover through whose brain bullet has
passed.
Henry r. Torbert OF Elkton, and Judge
Henry II. Goldsborough, Of Easton, are rival
candidates for the Republican nomination for
Congress, in the first congressional district of
Maryland. Samuel Hambeton, the present
Democratic incumbent we suppose, will be
nominated for a second term
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

A STRANGE PHENoMENoN.-Tb Pen;nsuIor
Record, published at Sealord, prints the fol-
lowing item: Mrs. Carharine Elligood, of this
town is the fortunate owner of a Tame Duck"
common species, which layed a nest full of
eggs, precisely the shape aud form of gourds,
with handles iroul to inches long with the
exact curve and form of common gourd
Beat this Peninsula for strange freaks in
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18
TO CONSU1EPTEyES

The advertiser having been Restored 70 ....if f,...
by simple reIardy after ls.luu ,ut.r. "''E'
with severe lung affection, and I.i n '"' yeaTs
tion-s anNIou, to make known la, i,, ,'''hH..
O '''Fi'.' The .
To all who desire it, he will >rrai q e,.,v,r.
used, uree OF charge, with 'i!' 'ir..,. , 'pti0h
using the same WINCH ,t"y u. t,A >Il ~ 'ni
sCMPIl"N, ASTHMA, bh"N hlIi-"'r. TAr,l.., 90,
tlser IN Sending tie pFcsc!. go '' t'f
spread information winch @ ' "A4 ted al.
hr hopes stit Nl .'' iA' " "h-
nothing and prove a H-~-lrs " D. "'' c,-. 'lr..
Parties wishing the pre>cr .f,ufI. s. g.. r..-..,t
mavl9ly Wlian.I,,-., E,,',.. - ~ a. ",!i.> ~,
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

EtOR SALE-A WELL IMPROVED FARM Ssssss
OF ABOUT 24O acres, in APp"qulnmInk S&iiI
Hundred ore mile from Railroad station one EzIIiIA
mile from Smyrna, one mile from SMYRNA l.amd,ng,
mas mansion house new, and a farm house, all ne
esSary out buildings with both.
" Ierms Will be made easy II is clear Of ncum'
brance. Address
JONATHAN STEPHENSON,
May lS tf
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT lTEMs.-A white robin has most ot
Seatord. 1t has visited the town for the last
four years and Is quite tavorite with the citi-
ztns. VII
Three cows, belonging to A. Loomis of Do
yer, strayed upon the railroad track last We'd
neSdy, when two of them were killed and one
badly crippled by passing train.
The Sussex Journal says that the bnds oro
falling OF the peach trees and the farmers in
the nelghborhood are satisfied that there will
not be half crop. "-'-
The newspapers from all parts of the PENN.
sula Indicate the best prospects for the growing
crops. 9'0"'i's
Bishop Lee is to visit this town on Sunday
week, 29th, to administer the rite of confirma-
ton. D' una
On the ID day of May, some stalks of wheat
plucked from one Of the farms Of John p
Cochran, Esq, near Middletown, measured
thirty four inches.
John Murphy and james Murnhv wore con-
victed at New Castle oi an assault and batIcry
upon Jefferson b. Foard, near this town last
February aud sentenced each to nav a fine az
91OO and costs, and be imprisoned fifteen
months.
a foot race on time for a wager Of s. was
one oil the sensations of Seaford last week.
At meeting Of the Trustees of Delaware
College, +a>t week, Hon VIM. Purnell. of Bal
tlmore, was elected President Of the Facultv
and Prot. f. ID. Porter Professor Of Agricnl-
ture.
At New Castle, on Saturday. six men wero
whipped in the jail yard One had been whip
ped twice before.
The following gentlemen were elected vestrv.
men Of st. Paul Epi,copal Church Kpnton
last week Jas Williams. j. Arnold. Thos
H. Bailey, a. j.. Durborough, w. A. CASA.
way and Sam'l Hutchinson.
r, KeV.. Edward Taylor has taken charge of the
Cathohc congregation OF Dover
The factories on the Brandywinp. nc,r tbo
Henry Clay Po,t,ffice have generally cras|d
operations on naccount of the low prices Of goods
the high taxes imposed by the State aud other
causes.
Mr.. Isaac Register, we'll known farmer Of
this vicinity, aud formerly an influential citi.
zen' died last week. His death furnishes an
other plea for temperance
SO tar there is Il splendid prospect for straw
berries. '0' '''""
Messrs. Mitchell & WcadoIl. IF th;s TOWN
nave put up a new machine for making peach
baskets, strawberry boxes, &c, which is attract.
ing much attention.
Peter S; Collins Esq, administers on the
estate Of the late Isaac Register. "
:, Willie, sonof B. f. Lattomus, of RAYMOND $
Neck, was thrown from mule on FRIDAY week
ard had his thigh broken. 1t was set bt DR.
Swain, Of Leipsic, and he is now doing we'll
There seems to be pretty strong feeling
setting in in favor Of DR.. Jump for Republican
candidate for Governor.
The Grand Lodge of Good TompIars conven-
ed in extra session in this town We terdav and
transacted business pertaining to the order.
Rev A. d. Davis announces that a Sunday
School Convention or Teachers Tnstitntn fnr
Harrington Circuit will be held in Salem NJ
f.. Church, Wednesday, June Ist, exercises TO
commence at | }, p. NJ. 4 number of address
es are to be delivered.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

Buttons, Spool Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, B1lmoral<. Ladies and Chdren's Hose
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp WIcks, Gloves,
Ncck-ties. HandkerchlciS, Hooks and EYES. Velvet
Trimmings, Tape, SKIRT Braid, Combs, Gu" caps,
Hair Pins. Buckles, Pms Needles, Sclsso =, Coat
and Vest Binding. TnmhIes, Collars, Cuffs .Cor>ets,
Twlne, kld Gloves, MlcLine Sewing SILK, and
Spool Silk, &c. &c, Letter, Fools.cap, Note and
Bill Paper, Pens. Pen Holders, Lead Pencils States
and Pencils Envelopes, Pass Books, Ink Pocket,
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, Mucage, &c.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18
NOTICE.

The undersigned, Administrator named above
hereby gives notice. that Letters of Administration
were granted TO him on the 10th day OF May 1870
All persons therefor having demands against the de-
ceased estate, will present The same properly slles''
ed, on or beIo the 10th day OF Nav 1871 or abide
by law IN this behalf
PETER $. COLLINS Administrator.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

LAY DELEGATION IN THE NJ. +. CHURCH.
The long and animated contest in the Method
ist Episcopal Church on the Introduction of
Lay Delegation into the Quadternial General
Conference was finally decided by the vote, on
Saturday last, Of the East Maine Anntlal Con
ference. The vote Of this body, the last ia the
United States before which the subject had to
be brought, swes the number of ministers
voting Aye to the requisite three .fourths :;
1906 ministers have now voted for and I.634
against the proposed change lay Delegation
may now be proclaimed as having been carried
and as being henceforh an integral part of the
economy of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The New York Tribune, in referring to the
event, says:
The struggle, which now belongs to the past,
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday afternoon hy
JOSEPH H. HoFFsCXER, Editor and Proprietor at smyra
Delaware.
not paid till the end Of the paper until
a" arrears are pa'donly at the option Of tie Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will b"nse at tie Seven Cents
alne orhe first insertions Subsequent insertions Threeand
ahalf cents. liberal discount TO quarterly semi an
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

DEMOCRATIC Executive CoMMrrrEE.-Tbc
following gentleman were appointed the Exec
uuve Committee for this county by the Demo
cratic Conyention, last Thursday: East Dover
hundred ;lWm. A. Atkinson, Chairman, West,
Dover, Philemon Section Duck Creek, Wm.
b Collins; kenton, VIM. Hutchinson ; Little
Greek, John G. Wilson North Mur1erkill,
Samuel "a b. Cooper; South Murderkill, John
W, W: Reynolds; MlsPIllion, Thomas Ii. Dorman
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

DEMoCRATIC COUNTY MEETING The Dem
ocrts of New Castle county assembled in coun-
~ meeting at New Castle on Saturday, DR..
Swithin Chandler in the chair. Speeches
were made by Hons. T. +. Bayard and w. G.
" hlteley, and Capt. j. NJ Barr. The resolu,
tionS3, were mainly devoted to the white
man movement; Judges for the nomination
election were selected, and it was resolved to
hoid the nomination election for sheriff and
coroner on the 4th of June.