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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-25

List of, l. ttcrs
REMAINING IN TUE POST OFFICE At DEER LODGE CITY
YIBRrARY e.
Allen, Nv Adams. GIN Britain, wv
Dissn.li, ] Chinot, NE Chcvcr
Ciawson, &C belong. E Dineall, D
Fischer, II Tarrlr. S Nutchine, Mr.
| Ilarner. "a uO!ccum. Thos uSrbin,C
lIowy, JE Jones, CB ki!g0u,
Krattcer, G " g. Lancicr,Lr Larson,J
Ligcr,C Leishton,J2 Lefranc.
Msthsws, A Myers, All Nevns, AP
Owen, ETA Picrc.,T Pembcrton, +
Potter, + Rock. DC Neady,M
Reilly, Rowe, ID Stone, So
Spence. : Seaton. ABB Ssquin. p
Thomaa j.. Threlkeld, Taylor, NJ
Thomas. Vim Wolf 4 Co wilkson, VIM
Weaver, VIM Waltra, VIM Wills al
Whttestdes, Walker, A
e .''-' .....''"'i'. D. s. KENYON. r. NJ.
.ac.o~ CASE NO. SO. ~
IN TIE SUPREME COURT.! s.s.,....-. o..
Territory Of Montana.
In the matter of L.. p...,..
y Cole Saunders, Bankrupt =" 0'"A'"P'es' =. T.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN: .@-.-.,.'.
VR undersigned hereby gives notice OF hts appoint.
Of Helcna in the County Of Lewis and Clarke and Ter
ritory 0f Montsua who has been adjudg. B,ukSupt
upon the petition Of his creditors, BY the Supreme
Dated At Virginia CITY, the si.t day of February, A.
si,s' ytazs3,E &. DEIxLING. Assignee, &C.
u NV. j. MCCORMICK, - .
ATTORNEY : At LAW,
y; y. Miss0ULA MILLS, MONTANA.
/. Collections and business IN Mssc,ls County, IN.
fn.s( x1n
FL 7nJNI-1 - LLLarn!I Lr,n - ! Ssu
oil Dissolution Of Copartnership. !.
i q Walton and Ed. Stone under the title Of Vail.
ton = c. 10 thi, day dissolved BY mutual consent,
M Stone having d.po.ed OF his interest III the same
70 Thomas SLlk. All debts due said firm will b COL
lected BY Walton Co. aud all liabilities Of said nrm
will bs paid BY the same. .7~S' 80 =
Desr Lodge City. F:b. ~ 1870. .r w r......, +.
81 i .os,,& r;o; LyAAIsIrroS.
aMoWhirk & Warren, \
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tnss noitibs4zy DEALERS IN olyiq4s, a1i
a me rrsa. Ne ooha, an = ,di.e ..
.s"i7o1g 30 "a !. s7s rT sa 5s.
]; 80, ;3.1I1IN' ''E'.aH y, GOODS. f"'
s99sr adJ ai.w .s,QesAAe y ana .anslnoE
8! 'TsGi sqo csoshaas cIsshiss ase 10 Tlls
Clothing LOIS LtzEHo2 CioeAins 81
c1os,susuagu2 ~ AL KINDA ihgs c,ethins
.z7i5s'''st o.a,ns c,o.s,asc '''s''s
C1oshing
Best Boo tsi and. Ah Q o.,
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Cedar Ju n otion,
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III frOnoeA syrg-a oa9l1 u4f C6g6naa
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-25
THE TERRITORY.


4 s psxsh Pow, y.s 4. 4
Macasserts the belief Glat . mining peD.
alstin of 10000 people Yin b. in the II
Horn portion of Montana inside 81 months.
We fear Mac has hung too many cyphers 10
"SS' ~ aHTYT Z I
Capt. Wright Is no longer connected with
the PICK s.d Psos Is publishes:
The citizens Of Bozewan bcld mass neetr
ipg On tie pth, ,endora,Rg the scsto4 q Cpi'
Baker n the late campaign Wsnt q room
alone prevents our responding to the'feqdest
ID publish the resoludenaH we cndoraa then.
- Capital Times, la
Mn. q. B. Waldron ID rendered 1 compli.
n,enfarv hcncf,t Oh tlaS 79'Hi n s'%i1o
"' 's'' oe H''D. " fa,ni.r WITH 2c -, n
a., A privstc letter gives information Of : big
ow between Gentilcs and Mormons in Salt
Lake City, on the 1lih.. ,, 10 .,.,r.. ,e,.ro 81,
Two balls in town last night sLG.GH
Seven inches oof snow fell ON Tuesday
night ct Summit. .s,.".i
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-25
Dissolution Of ,Copartnership

THE copartpcrship heretofore existing between r.
i 9: Walton and Ed. Stone. under the title If Vail
ton 4 Co, 10 thi, day dissolved BY mutual consent
Ed Stone having disposd OF hs interest III the same
70 Thomaa stuk. All debts due said firm will b COL
Lcted BY Walton Co. aud al liabilities Of said 6rm
will b. paid BY the same. '5" s.'I..I :
Desr Lodge City. F.b. ~ 1870. M .~ VI ,..,..,
II + .r.t.t1 II. g. WALTON,
Is a-f-.s-e-.,s--- .,..,... a.. I'D. STONE
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
The Season and its Dangers.

Ihe human body chiefly composed flores
sensitive to every change in the the atmosphere
as the most delicate clecrometer quicksilver
meter tube,
Inc stomach the skim the nerves. the lungs and the ex
ceory organs especially liable to be affected BY these
Varaons and the best defence against their disastrous
uehcy to Keep the digestive machinery which and
nOurshes the whole system, in goods zorkiug order.
II the stomach weak dsorered neither the bOed nor
the oe eau be IN healthy pom fitness of these
TWO important fluids for the offices by nature
and the regularity OF their health in great measure de-
pends
When the air heavily laden with chilling vapors,
Is at TINS season OF the the digestion should
oil peculiar care II 1t is weak and angud whole physical
structure will be enervaed is vigorous the entire or
ganlLaon will be strong to resist the depressing
influence ot a damp and vitiatcd atmos sphere.
pure and powerful tonic therefore especially as
safeguard against the diseases the SPRING
h"SettcrS stomach Bcrs being the wholesome and
potent medicine of the class present known
particularly advisable at this period of the The
VIII thereby be toned and bowels
regulated the nervous system baced up and put
state OF active defence against the masma which superndu
ceS intermittent and remttent cyers nervous
debility headache hypocondra and other complaints which
are apt to asSa the unoned and unortGed organizations
The body is strengthened without exciting the BRAIN con
sequenty no unpant reaction follows its reyvng and
waiting operation,
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Geo. s. Holiday, a prominent citizen of
ChestertOwn and formerly Judge of the Or
phan'S Court died last week. He was in his
list year.
Mr. NJ. o. Toadvne, an old and respected
citizen OF Somer,et county, died last week near
Salisbury.
Committee of Ways and Means of the Bal
tlmorc City Council has requested the Coun-
Gil lot to pass the ordinance to endorse the
bonds Of the Kent co Railroad for $500. 900.
In other words Baltimore has refused to aid
the railroad comp ny, pecuniarily.
The NewtOwn Gazette says: "We under
stand that the Board of School Commissioners
of Somerset county, owing to the embarrassed
condition which must befall our people upon
the resumption ofSpecie payments, contemplate
closing the public schools of the county for at
least one session. Rather strange procedure.
Serious case Of Hy1rophobia-- dog be-
longing to NlrS. StubbleS, residing on the farm
of Mr.. A. g. Richardson, in Sassairas Neck
was seized with hydrOphOLia, on Wednesday
last, and, although chained, broke loose and
bit her son, James Stubbles, a young man, and
her grand son, VIM Clark, lad of II, four
sheep, four cats, aud four dOgs-all on the
same farm and then escaped, running off to-
ward Elk River
Mysterious-A Lady born Deaf and Dumb
talks On her Death Bel Elizabeth Cordrey,
of Tyasku district, in this county, was born
mute aud was never known to utter Il syllable
until last Saturday, on which day, our inform
ant states, she was 80 years old. She had been
confined to q bed OF sickness for some time,
when, on the day mentioned, to the great sur.
prise OF her family and friends, she began talk
ing lluently, aud from then to the hour Of her
death, which occurred on the following day,
she prayed almost increasingly n an audible
voice and understandingly. The lady, we
learn, has two sisters and brOtheralso mutes.
Salisbury Eastern Sh0reman.
AN OLD PATRIARCH old veteran, Pc
ter Eyler, living with his second wife, in
Woo1boro' district Frederick county, Md, is
"a years old is the father of 2l children, 10 of
whom are living and two dead has III grand
children, 1914 are living and l3 dead l2S great
grandchildren, l02 are living and 26 dead;
grand total of 2jG.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
.....z>EA -,

tIe last Thursday Nh
incidentally in the Sen. the evil infuenc
Stewart Of Nevada spoke o. N2gton' especial
of office holding in WASH. Vat, after feI
upon young men. He said IT, young mel
years occupation of place, thesC We unfit TO
were found, when turned out, to Nem awal
work they had no money to help tn, US anl
from the capital; they became paupc. \use
added to the poverty Of the District their ~
tulness being destroyed for life. The truth :
Mr. Stewards remarks must have come within
the general observation OF most intelligent per-
sOns and they are applicable not only to the
Washington but to the local Offices The love
of place becomes kind of monomana, which.
unless heroically dealt with in the beginning,
proves well nigh ncurable. Other Senators
agreed with Mr.. Stewart in his views Mr.
Wilson said that he was always greyed when
any young man came to him with an applca-
tion for office as we dare say he is, in more
senses than one But what are we to think of
the statement OF Dir. Carpenter, who said that
the Departments are full of Incompetent per
sons, and that the remedies are to weed them
out, reduce the clerical force about oue-half,
appoint first rate men, lengthen the hours Of
work, aud double the pay? doubling the
! pay will be something which otficc-hunters
viii regard with an enthusiastic appreciation,
but what will they say to . lengthening the
/ hours Of work ?'
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT ITEMs,-Rev. a. D. Dick has been
reappointed to Leipsic Circuit by the Metho-
dist Protestant Conference of Baltimore.
Seaford had fox chase and a thunder storm
last week. The former was an important oc-
cason.
A young man named Alex. McCudv, of
Dover. was kicked on the head by u horse and
badly hurt last week.
The directors of the Bank of Smyrna have
passed resolution highly complimrntng Mr.
tamnerSy, the retiring Cashier Of the Branch
Bank at Milford
Peaches are all right thus far.
We understand the schooner Caroline Han
OF 250 tons burthen, and belonging to John
Hall, OF Fr dcrica, has been totally wrecked ON
the beach between the Squan and B,rnegat.
Joseph Linderman. who was 50 extensively
advertised In the Phila., papers last week, has
turned up lie was at Milford visiting old
friends, and returned home on seeing the ad-
yerti>ment He had $1,000 when he left Phila.
hence the anxiety about him.
Some one stole the collection. box and con-
tents from St. Pauls Catholic Church Viii
mlngton recently.
Gen. Harris, land agent at Milford has sold
nearly SlO0.00 worth of land twelve farms
around that town since the first Of january.
All the purchasers are from the North.
St. Patrick day was celebrated in Whining
ton by the Irish citizens with banquet, speech
eS and songs.
The colored people Of Middletown have erect
ed schOolhOuSt costing $l400.
| The drawing of the Mddletown land schem,
takes place next Saturday.
The Good Tcmplar's lodge at FELTON, is to b.
re9rganized.
= The congregation of the NJ f. Church a
FELTON, is at lOgeer-headS about in>trumrnta
music Some are trying TO raise funds to pur
chase an organ, but the anti-organistS oppos
the measure 1t is only question of time.
Saml p Wright, Of this town, was one G
the graduates Of the Philadelphia College q
Pharmacy, last evening.
Rev. DIR. Cooke, Of the Phila. Conference
has been appointed to St. Georges Church
Fourth ST., between Race and Vine. He tol
merly filled the Eleventh st. pulpit.
There should be mofe light in our town dc
pot: An accident occurred on Saturday night
which came near proving fatal in its result,
. owing to the darkness
An English widow and cuiored barber wer
married III Philadelphia lately, and are livin
, in Wilmington,
, The warm weather has started the plows
the ground AID the frogs out.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

A duei between the Duke of Montpensier,
and Henry Of Bourbon, brother in-law to Queen
lSabe.lh' took place on last Saturday at Madrid.
The latter was instantly killed. The cause was
a letter written 10y Prince Henry, which brand
ed Montpen>ier as "a Jesuit conspirator, and
called him a bloated French pastry cook The
Prince won the CHOICE of weapons and ground,
and the rgh@ to the first shot fhe distance
was ten PAGES, and the combatants firing al
ternately, from revolvcrs. The first and sec
ond shots OF the Prince missed and his third
bullet grazed the cheek Of the Duke, causing
slight wound.
The Dukes first shot missed the second
slightly wounded the Prince, and the thirC
proved fatal, the ball entering the Prince
forehead and killing him inst .ntly The puk,
exclaimed, My God what have | done?
and swOre to protect the Prince children.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
TO CONSUMPTIVE&.

The advertiser having been restored 10 hrah 10 "r,
by simple remedy, ~U1.i sv'tFa+ 'eS'
with lung affection. aud THAI irvtt >Ilr
tiuniS anxious to make known 10 his lruW sUrir: ' MAS
Of
To all who desire IL. he viii seEd copy OF IL, P>l
used, lree OF chargr), with the dir,ctiuu> lrg "
using the same. which thry Nil ind SiEr 'yhg i,hl'N
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bros CHiTI> etc. Ia' "t'tt
tSrr in sending the prescription j. tu ht,t 'ur U
spread information winch he conceive, t' uc 'A a ,
he hopes sufferer viii ts ''N
nothing, ami may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. viii please 81 sOV
REV. EDWARD & NlLe,N,,
mayl9ly William ShurE. King, COUNTY. Ne" te''
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

Legislation at the West is frequently marked
A resolution has been offered in the Wisconsin
Legislature which ought to pass 1t provides
that " all persons acting in the capacity OF
lobbyists shall, during the remainder of the
session, wear badge on their hats or caps, or
in a conspicuous place on the broadest part of
their person, with the name of the scheme
they represent plainly printed thereon" The
plan here proposed would lend new aud bril-
liant variety to the vestibules and the stair
cases Of the National Capitol and one great
advantage of it would be to facilitate commerce,
since every Honorable Member would know
bis purchaser at sight. 1t would save no end
of expensive Introductory supperS and inter
locutory cocktails
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

dinary sui. for slander was commenced in the
New York Superior Court last week The
plaintiff, Miss Della w. Moore, a young lady
Of twenty five summers, asks for $1,000 dana
ges against one John 5. BonneIl, young man
who goes about telling the world that Miss
Moore is his wife Miss Moore denies that
she is married to the defendant or that she ever
cohabited with him, Mr.. Bonnell, in defense,
produces the records OF st Pauls Methodist
Episcopal Church, Of New York city, upon
which it is shown that he was married to the
plaintiff by the late Rev. Dr. McClintock. No
vemher %, lH64. There is evidentya strange
mistake somewhere
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

RT DEAFNESS, Buudness lnd - AKIN Hta'
ed with the utmost success nv }. lSAACs. NJ p' anu
Professor of Diseases Oi the Eye and Ear nlhe Mtul
cal College Oi PennsY yIn.d, ~ yents rNPeHt'tS
formerly Of LeYdJn, Holland No. 50 Ar:h HTteI
Phila. Testimonials eau he seen al his Office inc
medical faculty are IuVIIed To accompany 'neH pa
IIeuIs. he secrets ~ his nr1ctf. Atih'!a'
eyes inserted without pam. No charge l"r eIamhe
tiUn. lelrf
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

Colonel Gerger returned to Jackson, Miss.
Monday, and surrendered himself to the Sher-
itf He had at no time since his escape been
more than eight miles from the city. In let
ter to Governor Acorn, he says that kindly
feeling for his prison officers, who had shown
him courtesy, and had been blamed for his es-
cape, prompted his return.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
NOTIONS AND STATlONERY,

Buttons, Spool Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, BamoraIs. Ladies' and ChIldren's Hose
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp WIcks, GIoves,
Neck-ties, Haudkerchiets, Hooks and Eyes, Velvet
Trimmings, Tape, Skirt Braid, Combs, Gun Caps,
Hair Pins. Buckles, Pms, Needles, Scissors, Coat
aud Vest Binding, Thlnbles, Collars, Crfis Cor,cts
Twine, kId Gloves, Machine Sewing Silk, and
Spool Silk, &c. &c, Letter, Fopls-cap, Note and
| Bll Paper, Pens Pen Holders, Lead Pencils, States
and Pencils, Envelopes, Pass Books, lux, PocDrt,
! Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, Muciagc, &c.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

THE DEBATE The Mildetown Transcriot
thus speaks Of the debate between the Smyr-
na and Middlctown Debating Societies last
week: The debate was ably and courteously
conducted on both sides, and though the chap
let was ultimately placed upon the brow Of
MiddIctown, its representatives. felt that it was
victory hardly won, and that their Smyrna
competitors were, indeed ioemau worthy OF
their steel. "
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

CONFERENCE.-Wcde devote considerable space
this week to the proceedings of the Whining
ton Methodist Episcopal Conference, which
closed its sessions on Monday. AS so many of
our readers (mauy even who are not Metho-
dists) are interested in the doings of the Con
ference we feel that the space is we'll occupied.
The session was very harmonious and remark
ably short one
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

The ladies Of Annapolis, Md, are really pub
do almost anything in the discharge Of public
duty. Thus, it being discovered that the
Annapolis Cemetery was not in the best order.
the aforesaid ladies' held meeting and voted
" to raise money to replensh our dilapidated
graveyard. y Public spirit is commendabe );
but we trust that the ladies don tintend to have
crop Of corpses specially manufactured for the
replenishment, without regard to expense
The local paper cries out with a gush : God
bless the ladies', foremost in everything that
tends to good - so that a tendency to good,
1t seems, may result in the replenishment of a
graveyard. This at any rate, Is philosophical
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

HISTORY OF DELAWARE Francis Vincent
Esq, of Wilmington, is issuing a history of
this State in pamphlet series, the first number
of which has reached us. For years Mr.. V.
has been d&voting his attention to this work,
b d we doubt not it will be carefully and tho
roughly prepared. We will speak more fully
hereafter.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

New York is at present regaled with the his
tory of deputy sheriff sent from the city with
four cOnvicts to Sing Sing the whole party get
ting dead drunk on the excursion, and the 20
lice, who finally took charge of them, putting
them ali in Jail together
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE FOLSOM IMPROVED tAMlLh SENtNi
MACHINE. These machines make strong Gniahe
and elastic slichi Will sew Win ease eytry va 81 y
OF cotton, WOODEN, linen and SIR g"ods. from NE
finest The cOarsest, and OF any required thickness
al greater speed and With less power AM noise IhaF
any other machine Agents wanted N every town
Ihber / cOmmIssun allowed For Terms ana cncuili
address A. s. HAMILTON.
NJ 700 CheSnut H.,
march2 Il Philade phia, Pa. sore Agent
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

The river is incroaching upon the old Pot
ter's field at New Castle The side has washed
away the graves and long row of human bones
are now, exposed upon the new-made lea. H..
1t Is SAID the SwcdeS made this old burial
ground more than 200 years ago-hurird their
soldiers there who died in ;he fort erected by
thein to protect the settlement The citizens
should take better care Of it.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

A New TowN--The firms recently purchas-
ed by a gentleman connected with the new
railroad at Delaware City, are to be laid out
in a new town to be called New Delaware City.
They are situated short distance from Del,-
ware City, north Of the canal The Railroad
is to. terminate there. These improvements
vii give an impetus to things in that quarter.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

THE KENTON LAND SCHEME. On Tuesday
Of last week Mr.. Wan. c. Jump. Of Keuton,
disposed OF one hundred building lots upon the
prize plan. The lots were sold at $lO)-one-
fourth cash, the balance in eqnal annual in
staIInlents. There was but one prize, which
was drawn by Mr. Chas. Maclary, Of Clayton,
It's new dwelling valued at from $1,000 to
$lSOQ
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

Our Levy Court are so frienzied over the
efforts of sohe of the Republicans to have the
negroes assessed, that the members have lost
their dignity, and some of them have thrown
aside their good breeding Their session last
week was disgraceful. Instead of performing
their duty they seemed rather to seek means
to evade it; and took more pains to insult the
gentlemen who were looking after the assess
nent than to comply with their requests. In
stead of completing their work they engaged
in political and personal discussions, and even
INDUCED in profanity in open session, Without
reproof
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

BEoEsT TO CoNFERENcE At the first day
letter from Chancellor d. ~ Bates, Of vii
mington, Del, to the Bishop was read, which
stated that his father, Hon. NJ. W, Bates, late
Of Dover, in lis last illness, desired to bequeath
$500 in aid Of the fund of the Philadelphia
Annual Conference, tor the benefit Of worn
out preachers, their widows aud children He
wished to be instructed by the Conference, or
by some proper authority, as to the mode in
which he should dispose Of the fund, and sub
mitted the matter to their consideration
1t was referred to the Trustees Of the Preach
crs' Aid Society, to make report to Confer
ence for its adoption 4 0nmcrcidi.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

pEATHs.-Three deaths occurred in this
town on Saturday last, an estimable lady being
included in the number, who was called away
alter years Of the most intense suffering and
atilctiOn far more than usually falls to the
lot of suffering humanity. We also record the
death Of a Mr. Collins, who was married to a
lady our town but d few weeks ago.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
Errors OF Youth.

gentleman who suffered years uuu \'r'".5 r"u. y
Premature us"aN a'i the effects OF You'll
viii, tl. hu1hh ~. ~rI. Et t.o "L
need IT. ths directions I'lhl- t'Nt-
hS vhlc, cured Suirrrls tt.L. u' 't'a'
vrrtI>ers experience, bl aduJr>>l "'
drnct JUN b. t"I p.
myly-ly No. u t'uA >i!tr.. Nv l''N'
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

REPUBLICAN County CONvENTlON.-The
Convention of the Republican Party, of New
Castle County, will meet in the Court House,
in New Castle on Saturday, April 9th, at / /
O'Clock A. NJ, for perfecting a County Organi-
election.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

About the beginning of the seventeenth cen.
tury the warm drinks in fashion for table use
were wine and beer, prepared in a very capti-
waiting style Tea was introduced about that
time, and ITS use was earnestly resisted by the
wine and beer drinkers, lest it should exert an
injurious influence on morals
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

THE Town COMMISSIONERS still continue
their organization as last year-Wm. B. Coz
ns, President and q. H. Raymond, Secretary.
The Board have substituted gas Tor OIL in the
street lamps, and appointed John Wilkinson
street supervisor. Alderman Budd has his
office in the Town Building--Commissio
rOom
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

TIE KNIGHTS of PYTHIAs. The fouri>hing
lodge OF this order in thi, town celebrate thcir
first anniversary on tuesday next \ lecture
will be delivered in the Town Hall by Mr..
Blackburn, the grand officer Of the order in
Pennsylvania and others, named in advertise
ment elsewhere. The VI. f, Choir will fur
nish music. The purpose of the speak
ers will be to explain the objects and aims OF
the order, which is becoming so popular all
over the country. The entertainment will be
free aud the public are invited to attend.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

A meeting Of citizens irrespective Of party
was held In Nashville on Saturday Mayor
Morris presiding, ami resolutions were adopted
opposing Congressional Interference in Tennes-
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

Gen. Ames has been pronounced by the Sen
ate Judiciary Committee nonresident of Mis-
sisSippi, and, therefore, ineligible to seat in
Congress as a Senator from that State