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Sinking Slowly.

Diseases 'hat progress rapidly to crisis the only
o 10 oe dreaded Canker dry does a tree as
suddenly as stroke OF lightning. but unless arrested il %
loSs as certainly and In like manner chronic debility al
'nsh does not kill with the swness of yellow fever is as
@ " sap he springs 4" life eventually any acute disease
not checked 10y invigOrating There h someth ing
lheXpressihy touching the spectacle of premature a
hSn"r paIor emacation, depression Of spirits and dis
.aSto Tor eNertIon are its ordinary symptoms and they should
DC met 10y tonic treatment The best nvgoant h,rnut
" can or administered in of this is Hostel
htters The stimulating pncpl Of the preparation
eS 'he dormant energies of the system, strength
anu regulating properties give permanent and health
'' impulse l" the vital forces thus brought into pay Tho
k appetite Is reawakene the process
stimulation are PHickened the quality the blood is improved
seetohS become more natural every organ that con-
10 the n"urshment the body uncrgoes saiuary
chahSe By these the repair Of the py s
oh'ceu and it's health and of
diseases has the henc operation Of the Btters been more
marked and striking than those by general de-
| ahu nervous prosration. Ladies' affected with these
ehts una IN this most wholesome all and correc-
ives the safest aud Surest relief II strong re-
STORE ana pow"rlesS to nure. Such the testimony
OIL clouds vi witnesscs."
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

THE WHITE MANS PARTY.-It seems that
the white mans party in Kentucky are quite
willing to accept the negro votes when such
votes are necessary to elect their candidates.
The Kentucky Kconan publishes a card from
DIR. d. l.. Price, the Democratic Representa-
tive in the Legislature from Fayctte County,
Of which the following is an extract:
SC 1t may be he editor OdSav0. oad Report
er) is displeased, because enough negroes vot-
ed with Us to elect our candidates. If so, it
accounts for his piece after the election against
one who has, for months, laborcd almost inccs-
sanity for their success. My motto was sue
cess. We have it, and l am content
D. I. PRICE.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

feet inches. His coffin was gotten into the
house without difficulty
The Gazette says that Mrs. Hannah Fenni-
more died at Delaware City, on Friday, at the
advanced age Of one hundred and eight years.
A camp meeting Of the colored people will
be held in Smiths woods, about miles east
of Dover, commencing on Thursday, 18th inst. !,
to continue one week.
Robert West an employee at the Dover
depot had his right forearm crushed, on
Thursday, while coupling ears.
A shark over nine feet long was caught ly
the crew Of the Cross Ledge light boat, last
week. A whole shoulder of hog and II quanti-
ty Of chicken feathers was found in his stom-
acl.
Hon. N. B. Smithcrs has turned upright
side up.
.Ninety-two car loads of peaches were ship
ped over the Del. road yesterday.
Wilmington has abolished its dog-muzzling
ordinance Smyrna ought to do the same.
Rev. Mr. Tomkinson Of Wyoming, filled the
Nj. Fl. pulpit OF this town on Sunday.
The rite of baptism will be administered at
Dover Lake next Sunday.
The population Of Seaford is rumored to be
about 1900
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

result Ot acrldcnt than intention. he plead
not guilty of the murder of Mr. Tatum hui
stated on the scailod that the time was. had
he been permitted, when he could have estab
lished his own innocence IN the matter and
convicted the guilty, but that time had passed
the books were closed against him. and
would remain closed until the day of iudglneAt
At twenty minutes past one @ clock the drop
fell, and Walkabout was launched into etern-
~.
Land .SaleS.-LcmueI Malone. esq. as trus-
tee, sold at Tracy Hotel, IN Salisbury, on
Saturday last, three farms beongng to the
hers OF VIM Brown, deceased Farm No. l.,
containing 1870 acres, was purchased by Mr. A.
., Horsey, OF Delaware, for $I.Ij0 Farm
No. :, containing 30 acres. was purchased by
Wm. Hobbs, esq, Of Wycomicn county, for
500 Farm No. ;, containing ~ acres. was
purchased 10y james GiIis, esq, also Of Wy
comlto county.
- On Tuesday morning 9th inst, VIM. H.
Conner of Easton, was kicked by horse and
almost instantly killed.
One day recently thief entered the house
OF W. Ii. Collier at Faverner Woods Talbot
CO., while the owners were away and stole
therefrom about $50 in money.
There are a half dozen camp meetings in
full blast in Dorchester county.
Salisbury contains 394 dwellings, 4I5 families
and about 2,O50 inhabitants
Railroad Accilent-On Saturday evening
last as the 7.3O, p NJ, train from Baltimore
was about three-quarters of mile south of
Magnolia Station the engine struck a bull
which was on the track, throwing the locomo-
tive, two Adams Express ears, two baggage
cars and the smoking car off the track. John
Owens, track superintendent who resides at
Charlestown Cecil county and who was rid
ing on the engine to his home, was thrown off
with the engine, and received fatal injuries
Mr.. Owens lay partly under the engine for
! three hours while the woodwork of the locomo-
tive and cars close by him were burning, the heat
being 50 great that part of his body was burned
in fearful manner. He was finally cxtricatcd
by the efforts of the Railroad employees and
the passengers, when he was attended by ply
sician from Magnolia, and after lingering dur
ing Saturday night and Sunday, he died next
morning about clock.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

The LEWES STEAMBOAT LINE. Since the
boat has been running regularly from Lcwe> to
New York the peach shipments on the juno
ton Il Brcakwater road are being sent by that
route. The Sussex ,JourauL says Six car
loads Of peaches were shipped over the road to
New ork by way of steamer on Tuesday last
Some of them were hauled from Concord and
the lower part of the county. Our people are
beginning tt! realize the fact that this is the
cheapest and best route. The cost of transpor-
tatiOn is much less than by rail and tho fruit
reaches market in much better condition The
market ear from this lacc-Georgetown--to
New York has been taken off Several of our
farmers who formerly shipped at Seatoad are
now patrOnlzlng the steamer
In this connection We publish the following
item from the Seaford Rccor,l: The contem
plated railroad from this place to connect with
the junction and Breakwater road at George
town, Is now stirring up the people TO consid-
cradle speculation In regard to it. We were
this week favored with the presence of gen
tlcman from New York, who visited us for the
purpose OF aScertainiug the feelings Of the peO-
pie III regard to this enterprise aud when he
left us it was with the assurance that if the peo-
pie desired it that road would be put through
IN a short time. With this road opened New
\ Ork will be made almost as convenient to the
lower portion of this Peninsula as Philadelphia,
and will give us the advantages of the New
\ Ork market at very little advance upon the
present tariff to the former city.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

A NUMEROUS FAMILY Y-Tho Commercial
says: Some interesting facts are furnished us
concerning the Day Family, of Sussex county,
IN this State; Prettyman Day, the progenitor,,
nine children, VINO with their offspring now
number two hundred and thirty-two. Nearly
all of them still live in Sussex county, one son
having moved to Louisiana, and one daughter
to Ohio. OF this family % were in the Union
army, during the war, and five in the Coniedcr.
ate ranks. Two of the former were killed. and
two more sickened and died; of the latter two
were wounded. The farm purchased by Prot,
lyman Days father, from the Government. is
now owned by Captain L. b. Day, and has
thus been in possession Of the family more than
a century.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

SUDDEN DEATII.-Mr Robert johnson. n
well known and respected citizen of Ni;IfnrJ
died very suddenly on Sunday morning weaI
lie arose quite early in the morning and short.
ly after dressing, he complained TO his wife of
severe pain in his shoulder, and went back
to his bed. lie never spoke again, and Eve
minutes from the time he was taken with the
pain, he was corpse. Mr. johnson was
about so years of age, good citizen, and had
been for a number Of years consistent mem
ber of the NJ. T. Church.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

Rev. O. f. FLIPPo has been requested by the
Secretaries OF the Baptist Home Mission Board,
y. Y, to become General Missionary for the
State Of Delaware. lie will tender his rcsig-
nation to the Dover Church as soon as a suita-
BILE man can be found to supply his place His
whole time will be devoted to organizing Bap-
tist Churches throughout the State, and en-
dOwing and firmly establishing the Institution
Of which he is PreSideut-Wyoming College.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

Buttons, Spool Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, Balmoras, Ladies' and Chdren's Hose
Neck-tcs, HandkerchiciS, Hooks and Eyes, Velvet
Trimmings, Tape, Skirt Braid, Combs, Gun CAPS,
Hair Pins, Buckles, Pins, Needles, Scissors, Coat
and Vest Binding. ThmbIes, Collars, Cuffs ,Corsets,
Irvine, hid Gloves, Machine 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, Mucllage, DC.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

RAsCAIrrY or 4 EAK-NINDED NEGRO -
The Mddletown Transcript says Jack PEN
nington, the negro man who was arrested and
committed to New Castle Jail, some time since
for assault with felonious intent upon white
woman at Armstrong; Corner, but who escap-
ed from the officer having him in custody on
the train, was arrested on Saturday evening
last, for putting his arms around the wife Of
JAS. f. Smith, Il white citizen of this town,
and attempting or expressing desire to kiss
her He was taken by officer Jones, before
Esquire Walker, but boltel out of the office
aud made his escape. lie is weak in intellect,
but is more knayc than fool.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

THE GRAND EXCURSION TO New YORK over
the Junction and Breakwater Railroad, and by
steamer Granite Sttte from Lewes, will be
made on Tuesday the 23rd Of August, instant
The excursionists will go down on the regular
train aud take the boat at Lewes, and will re-
turn on the 25th, thus giving them one day in
New York. Tickets for the round trip, from
HARRINGTON and Milford, $3.50.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

SrRuCK by LIGHTNING. Milford was visit
ed 10y severe thunder shower on Saturday
night. A correspondent OF the Cou,0n.c,aI
says: The lightning struck the balcony of the
the NJ f. Church, scattering Il good portion Of
it in every direction. 1t also tore of a portion
of the caves OF the church, and nearly every
window in the building was more or less iniur-
ed. Some OF the windows have every iight
knocked out. The brick part Of the building
is not injured The damages will be about
Sl5O OF $500.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

DELEGATES. The following gentleman were
elected delegates in this town on Saturday to
represent Duck Greek in the Democratic State
Convention to convene at Dover next Wednes-
day: DR.. B. S. Gootee, j. II. Bcwlcy, Chas.
f. Foxwell, Geo. +. Brown, John +. Colds
borough, Henry Slaughter. Alternates, Robt.
Hill, B. b: Allen, VIM. A. Clouds, Chas. H.
Register, Jas. w. Mitchell, VIM. L. Bower.
The delegates from Kenton are: James vii
IIiams, A. l.. Durburrough, Thomas S. SauIs-
bury. Peter Wilson and James Woodall. Al
ternates, Joseph Roop, L. David, b. r Unr-
lock, David Reese and Thomas +. Bailey,
Dover B. Jump, Thos. II. Dennev.
Ewd. NJ. Stephenson, j. j. Hardesty, j. IT,
Walcotts - -
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE. On Thursday morn
ing, about o clock, some villain entered tent
on the Camden Camp Ground in which two
girls were sleeping, blew out the light, aud
caught one of the girls by the throat Her
screams soon brought assistance but her assal-
ant had departed. Several instances of men
entering tents where there were unprotected
Females, are reported as occurring at the camp
this year.-DelaUareaN
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

CANDIDATES. We hear that Henry II. Ap-
pletou is spoken of by the Republicans of Ap-
poquinimink Hundred as u candidate for the
Legislature. Also Isaac Staars and Levi w.
Lattomus are mentioned as candidates for the
Levy Court. In St Georges, Francis 5. Nc
Whorter Serick Shacross, and John c. Cor
bit are named for the Legislature, and iona.
than X. Williams, for the Levy Court-Re,
Dub{jc00
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

Coop FooD AND PLENTY OF IT, produces the same
effect upon person who has been starved that the
Peruvian Syrup, an Iron Tonic does upon the weak
and dehIllated: IL makes them strong and vigorous
changing weakness and suffering into Strength and
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17
,HUiV2WT, UF/.,
Wednesday Afternoon. Aug. 18th.

THE TIMES is published ever, Wednesday afternoon b,
JosrrH H. H"FFEcEFR Editor and Proprietor. Suyr,a,
DclIwIrc.
not paid till the end o the No paper iScunt until
all arrears are "i!-oiy ~ hc option "f the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will usrrtcl at ratcoi Seven Cents
aline furthe first insertions subsequent Three and
ahalt cents liberal discount ue 10 cI> scIlln
nuai ard yearly aiycrli~crS.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

NAPOLEON ~ HoBoKEN " JThere many old residents
oil Aoboken AMI Hudson county, y j. remember the
nephew oi his uncle youthful refugee there waiting Tor
star OF his destinyin which he never for p,,,t v ~ i'm
those lark days lost contdenceto aud lead him t the
French throne few days ANNOUNCED Through .
newspapers that present OF the golden had been
oY Napoleon Ill the Emperor OF the French Rev Fr
Canvn, Of Hobokrn. 1t sent 10 the good father in return
Tor ElndneSS and hospitality received his in the town I
Hoboken when Napoleon III wandcrer IN Amer lea poor
and comparatively triendess the unhappy days his youth
when he was plain Louis ~ Bonapare. The goo! Catholic
priest OF hoboken can even now, in his declining years
made to light and sparkle something a., th ty gone
French vivacty OF his youth when the name Of Napoleon
Is mentioned He has many ancctOtcs 0 the modes, and
S"o"HSl lacIurh young maI-cven teH smoking
whom he received often s house. and who often sat AZ
his board and drank bottle Of his caret-N. Y sun.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17
DRY GOODS,

VIZ; Silks, Poplins, Alpacas, Challies, AIl,Woo
Deiaincs, Cotton Deaines, and Calicoos, with mant
of the latest styles of Dress Goods Giughau'>,
Jeans Osnaburgs Flunncls, Tlckings, Table Clotn<,
Sack Flunnels, Napkins, Sheetngs, Pillow Cas-
Muslins, Swiss Stripings, ,Cambries, Paper Musin',
Denlms, Checks, DrIllrngs, NAnkecn Linens, Mus
Inns, Plalds, Shawls, Diaper, Lawns, Chambrays.
Piques, and all the goods usually found in arsI-
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
New YorI, University Medicinc

Tine n."t prepared NyN Iulk Nro, ut,r,-..
scientific Iiy ANS m -,l-.u, ami i.ly t.,,
'2 /" ia" !""> %. '!r' state working such astouu
I"t" ga ih' ruaur..t e'r.uf ..s~.t.r>
ei i'hi'N' jI'i uD.-l
oi Treatment Tho. na.., i.j' it..; ....s.
b" are the pfriIc;."I-o OF known -,r''. !,.i'
"h" after years Z" ~'ui aui .>vs i',r have b ,s.. Jog
wart their highly rr.ac ttr- ,.;.y 30 a,..
ant' wi'h the Laws d" Nri. tf..,i,. Tl,s ,n.'. .
tn. p"' Inc IN p.t.. ot '.,,. l,, =.
which 40" Nu"t our country ~ @ ...,
known To fail in complete the dsp>,. j; 4
inten'" every family should Keep supply s's.
rEcqri"us remedies hand Tho afflicted eut.tiug u. 4.
manner whatever shoui 10y a u,,:ss " lfl-l -,rl :.
al ire-S Thrse :,S, OF winch tina sr.' l'
tanning Important Medical information .
h"aitt contain the s'inuuy f huut.!s Who r!.3
of Cousniaption, Cancers Heart n->. I,r,,u- h-
Iaraly is, biis, Ecuu, DI-c,- a., e.,
Piles Female W,,h,.Ss. E,a,.,~y ~r'.la Nrtk:.s,
many ot-r PAINFUL ami iuati>'i- d'--,, which, @
been abandoned hop-css by ply stefan L,"ry
and child in the country -lunit r,r'uIS
these works, especially the ,ujjrt Ih- U'iyr-l2
Pocket Guide 10 Health, and the PlIya'c Mrrl At,,
The tenani "r the University
rapidly that it has lsll ouur To establish bra,
'"crs all the The reader of Tins payer.
aupv for all information Jos llaro,d wll" h~
til .Mrla Branch. and h,, No. i.a- C!-.s-
ST.. y. 7. CnIitroi Seventeenth St, a.. p ..
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

DAMAGE BY THE RAIN-The rain storms Of
Wednesday and Thursday last was severe about
Middletown. The Transcript says The en-
bankment Of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal near Summit Bridge, was washed into
the Canal, filling it up at the point OF abrasion,
and OBTAINING a number Of vessels on either
side. The mill dam at Back Creek Mills was
washed out, seventy feet in the centre of the
dam being carried away by the food The
dam at Murphey's Bohemia Mills commenced
to 90, but was checked by a timely discharge
Of the surplus water. The railroad cuvert at
Willow Bridge was washed out on Wednesday
morning, and the morning passenger train for
Wilmington was only prevented from crash by
the timely discovery Of the breach, by Mr.. Ii.
g. lloyd, who signaed the train to stop The
road was intact, but the culvert was washed
out beneath it, rendering the place all the
more dangerous. The train put back to this
station, and took up number of laborers to
repair the breach, causing detension Of two
hours
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

The Fenians, have assumed be French sympa
thZcrs from the demonstrations Ireland and the talk OF the
Irish in this country, declare in official docuEcnt-o
cia rs far ANYTHING emauaus from that d7neEatrd and
dsrac ted brotherhood can bo official that they do pro
uouncr for either France, r Prussia. "A movements
they say, depend those Ol England Cn!l She is in
vuyed We cannot become engaged Until il is clear which sIie
She will take shall not pronounce FOR either France or
Prussia Wherever she shall be found shall be the side
of her antagonists. But have anti German
feeling We desire liberty and unity of Germany, and
synpathze with all VINO her Our quarrel is not with
Prussia, but with England, and England only.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

YELLOW FLYER. Eleven persons have died
Of yellow Fever at the Lazaletto, near Plila-
Gdelphla, the disease having been brought there
by the bark, Home, which arrived from Jamai
ca, IN very filthy condition. Among the
victims is DIR. VIM. s. Thompson, port physi
cian, formerly of Oxlold, Pa. The disease
has been checked, and there is no danger of it
being communicated to other parties. Dr.
tOrwood, OF Chester, has been appointed ply
Scian
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

On Saturday night tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road thrown from the near White SULPHUR Springs
and horrible result followed Ten persons were instantly
killed and over twenty wounded, many severely
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17
NAPOLEoN.-The special correspondent of
the New York Tlibune writes from Paris Sun
DAY evening the l14,hl:

The feeling and hostile to the Emperor It is
openly said railway trains. and public places that
what the Emperor will again be Paris
People express this opinion with energy, fearing
"moucha,ls" Government inormers) But No surrender
Is all classes. They call the Emperor
mbecile his generals 'courtiers traitors but
the strongest anti nperasts that Of the
enemy be driven of France, and under the
preston that tho nation and will conquer
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17
q . . ID -
CHEAPER
THAN EVER!

The undersigned respectfully announces TO the
citizens of Smyrna and vicinity that he has just
opened his
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

RsLGIoS AND THR WAR.-It has been saidand there
many people who believe ttlat present >gaed
by desire on the part OF France the spread Protest
antlsn In other words that is religious crusade of
lie France against Protestant Prussia. This very absurd
aupposon The large Catholic element that Prus-
sla ami thro o1shOut Germany and the influence not the
numbers OF the ProteStants in France ought convince any
one that III the religious aspect Europe such war
impossible In France though majority Of the eo-
pie eouS !" the Church Of Rome, known that many
o tho leading statesmen and pcrsonages the
Empire are OF the Protestant faith. The endow-
mens knows no difference between the In Prus
sia though the Royal family Prussia belong to hc Reform
cd or CaNanc Church. all Christian enjoy
and emo ument
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

John Alexander the Illinois farmer has 600 acres
OF improved land Last year he paid s7SOOO m wages am
sold si33,UOO worth Of live stock.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

Andrew johnson has been nominated for Congress by h
Democrats Of the FIRST Tennessee district
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

roading in Virginia.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

1t is rumored in Chicago that Senator Trumbu has beer
rendered the position of Secretary state 10y tho President
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

FIRE.-The barn of Mr. John Atherly, near
Thomas Landing, .Appoquinimink Hundred,
was struck by lightning during the violent
thunder storm, about | O'Clock on Wednes-
day morning, and consumed. Three adjacent
outbuildings and two hay barracks were also
consumed, together with all his wheat crop,
quantity Of oats and about forty tons of hay.
Five mules and horses, in the stable at the
time, were rescued. About fifty bushels of
corn IN the car, was saved and some farming
in the barn, but escaped unhurt. One of them
had bundle Of clothing burnt up in the barn.
Mr.. Atherly has policy of insurance upon
his property, in the Mill Creek Mutual Com
pany, to the amount of $4,000, which sum will
not be sufficient to rebuild his barn.-.Mtldle-
torn transcript.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17
Wood and WiIIOw-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Kceers, Churns, Brooma,
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes. Hair Brushes, Scrub
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets, Curry Combs,
Butter Prints, Butter Bowls, Wash Boards, Wall
Brushes, Half Bushel and Peck Measures, on
Cloths, Mats, and all sizes of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

THE PRUssAN AND French LEADERS.Wc shall wonder
If European armies learn the truth which
shown in late that young generals
The Grown Prince OF Prussia who has the glory Of
defeat Of the French yet thrtyne years and
before lie thrtyGve he himself great name at
Sadowa Prince Frederick Charles King nephew who
commands the Prussan right ant the
KING William generals, Old.
fighting at Saewa done by his army The
the Prussian commanders generally well years.
Won Bttenield and Won Stcnctz, the latter Of
the victory at Saarbrucken having each
with the victorious allies in The French have not A
young prominent position, except ruciu re-
Gently made the army. The Army and Navy
journal two weeks predicted that he would
OF the and he has opportunity ability
releasing the French army position Nearly ali the
French leaders Old mtu.-B.lt. sun
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17
THE, MARKETS

Wheat, red, new $3.50 Beans. per bus. 2oo
" white l.jJ Potatoes, new,..... -
Flour, per bbl., from SIDE Meat, per h.. -
wagon. So % Lard.............. -
Corn, white new,.. 80 5Hams............. =
q (yellow( So. 100 Cotton Rags Sc per .
{" meal......... l.2O Sweet Potatoes 49,. I'm
Rye.............. 80 Butter. ............ ~
Oats. ............. 40 Eggs, pei dol..... J.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

TIE MD. & DEL. RAILROAD IN TRerBLE.-
On Thursday, the 4th the President and Super-
intcndent Of the Maryland and Delaware Rail
road, the conductors, engineers, brakesmen and
employees of the trains, were arrested by Sher
ii Bennett on an attachment issued at the in
stance Of William 7. Kemp, and required to
give bail for their appearance at court in Els-
ton, esterday-Tuesday 1t seems that Mr..
Kemp, and others, desire more land damages
than the Company has allowed them, and their
the Company to terms. But the trains were
supplied with men from Wilmington and the
De-. road, and run on time. Conductor Kirby,
Of the Smyrna train, ran the morning train
down, It's stated that if the trains had been
stopped the mail agent would have brought the
matter before the Government authorities for
OBTAINING the mails We understand tha. a
compromise was affected before the court.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

MRs LtXCoLNs PFSstoNIt Is stated that Mrs Abraham
Lincoln writes Germany James H. Orne csl of Pbia-
depha. grateful acknowledgement the action OF the
voting hers three thousand
dollars year Mr.. urne beiricued sustained the ido
application Mrs Orne and family now in Eurspe
aud have Lcon y u year past.