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Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

The AMENDMENT Wednesday last
President Grant issued his proclamation an
nouncing the ratification of the Fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution Of the United
States, which proclamation We publish in an
other column. Secretary Fish also issues the
proclamation Of the State Department, reciting
that twenty-nine States have ratified the Amend
ment, and he, therefore, certics under the
seal of his Department, that the Amendment
has become valid to all iutents and purposes
as part Of the Constitution of the United
States. Thus ends the "everlastine negro
question, which for thirty years has been dis
tracing the country. Slavery, by which polt-
lcal parties were so long controlled, and by
which the Southern oligarchy held and shaped
the policy Of the government. has been abol-
lshed from the land las it has from nearly every
other civilized government and the ant-sIavery
society is soon to be abolished also The oues
tlon is settled beyond cavil, by the Constitu.
tion, upon the broad basis of equality before
the law. We have uuivcr al suffrage Tor all race.
and colors Of men, with the power Of Congres,
to enforce it "by appropriate legislation. u
As the President remarks, this is "most
important event" Ten years ago the negro
waa bed as Slave, under the Constitution
now - all lneu are born free and equal under
the sarn Ithority. Then he was looked utor
r. he nation as beast enough tC
be held as property, yet man enough to count
as political power to his owner; now he i
entitled to the same rights and privileges O
his former master" Then the highest lega
authority Of the nation declared that he hac
= no rights which white man was bound tt
respect" now every man is bound to respec
the rights Of every other man. No man cal
claim more privileges under the law than ano
ther by reason Of superiority Of race or color
In short, four millions Of the African race hav
been relieved from the most degrading bond
age and clothed with equal civil and poitica
rights. It's a great revolution, and "revolu
tioAs never go backwards.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

Mr.. Garfield, last Tuesday, in his speech on
che Tariff bill, offered most favorable oppor-
tunity--in fact, extended an invtation-to the
seventy Democratic members who talk Free
Trade for general effect, and vote for Protec.
tion to special interests near home, to declare
the faith that is popularity supposed to be in
chem. Only two sprang to their feet and unre.
fervedly announced themselves TO be in favor
Of policy Of Free Trade. 1t will be little con
collation. to the few unequivocal Free Traders
in the country to know that these two champi-
onS were Messrs Cox Of New York and Nun
gen Of Ohio
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

A mass meeting of merchants and business
men was held in Chicago on Saturday night,
which adopted resolutions demanding reduc-
ton oj at least $50 900 OO9 in the rate Of taxa
ton opposing the present tariff as oppressive.
and discriminating unjrstly in favor Of the
iron, and against the commercial and marine
interests declaring that it is impossible for
the Western farmer to compete with agricul-
turists in other parts of the world, when his
products are conveyed to market over rails,
which cost 10 per cent. more than they cost
elsewhere and that the income tax is unjust,
ata
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NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

Buttons, Spool Cotton. Knitting Cotton, Hoop
SKIRTS. Ba'moral,, Ladies and Chldren's Hosev
Mems Hose. Candl" Wick, Lamp Weeks, Gloves.
Neck-tIcs, HaudkerchIe>, HuokS and Eyes, Velvet
Trimmings, Tape, Sklr, Braid. Combs, Gun Caps,
Hair Pins Buckles, Pms, Needles, Scissors, Coat
and Vest bndIng. Th,mhes. CnIlars, Cuffs Corsets
Vwine, hid Gloves, Machine Sewing SILK, md
SPn"l Silk, &c. &c, Letter, Fouls. cap, Note aud
Bill Paper, Pens. Pm Holders, Lead P, ncis States
and Pencils, Envelopes, Pas Books, Ink, Pocl.,
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, Mucllugc, &c.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

"WHo SHALL GOVERN THIS STATE2"-
TO pretend that the negroes will rule in this
State, or any other State of the Union, is to
admit that they are superior to the white race
in something besides numbers, and we advise
the Deto'cdrean, if it entertain that respect for
the Caucasian race it ought to entertain, to
stop it. 1t is either doubtful of the capacity
of the white man or it is talking hypocriticaI
cant
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE FOLSOM IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE These machines make q strong, dufab e
and elastic stitch; Will sew with every variety
OF cotton, wOOlrn, lInen and silk goods from the
finest 10 The cOarseSt and OF any required thickness
al greater speed aud with less pOwe and noise Than
any other machine Agents wanted IN evert town
lhber commission allowed For Terms and circular
address A 5. HAMILTON,
No 700 Chestnut ST.,
march2 1t Phadel pha, Pa. Sole Agent
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TO CONSUMPTIVEN.

The advertiser having been 10 health in few
by very simple remedy after having suffered several years
WIN severe lung Affection and that dread
n anxious to make known to his fellow sufferer the
I at who desire it, he will copy Of the
% uee OF chdryel with the directions preparing and
using TIE same, which they will SURE CURR FOR
SUMPTION ASTHMA BR0NCHITS The object OI the
l ~ Sehnhg the prescription is
spread Information which he nvaIuahe and
tvStE sufferer VIII try his remedy,
nothing, and may prove a blessing - wa N''' 'He"i
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
mayl9-iy Williamsh,,ro 80; '" y NJ NJ - " lLSON,,
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

THE SCHOOL ELECTION IN WILMINGT0N.-
At the election for Board of Education, in
Wilmington, on Saturday, the Republicans
elected IA members and the Democrats 4.
Party lines were not closely drawn however,
except in tn n and Sd wards, where the Dem
ocrats issued regular tickets, headed Dem
oeratic, and were defeated, notwithstanding
they are usuaIyin the majority in those wards.
In TWO other wards Democrat, were elected
without opposition, politics not being an issue.
Negroes voted in all the wards but the I'd, Sd
and 9th. Their votes were rejected in the I'd
aud 9th, and none offered to vote in the Sd.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

The MGDDLETOwN LoT ScHEME.-The draw
ing of the Middletown Lot Scheme by Geo w.
Ingram d Co. took place on Saturday after
noon weeS in the Town Hall The numbers
deposited within the wheel were o. Mr..
Samuel W. Roberts, Of that town, drew the
prize house and lot valued at So, 900 The
price of the lots was fixed at $3.50, and amount
ed IN the aggregate 20 SIG, ,92O.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

We understand that some of the School Dis
tricts about Dover, in which it has been diff.
cult to raise the tax heretofore, the tax was
voted down" on Saturday, the Democrats
succeeding in accomplished their purpose by
using the negro in the school pretext
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

@T DEAFNESS, Blindness aud CATAKkntteaI.
ed with the utmost success. by J. IsAACs NJ D.. and
Professor OF Diseases of the Eye ard Ear The MedI
cal College OF Pennsylvania ~ years experience
Qormerly Of LeydOn, tlolland) No S15 Arth Street.
Phil . 0'reslimOnIals can be at his office Tn
medical faculty are invited to accompany Their pa
uenIs as he has no secrets in his practice Artificial
eyes inserted without pain. No charge tor examina
ton. ,oI- H.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
DRY GOODS,

viz: Silks, PopIns, Alpacas, Ch,lies, Al. Wool
Delii"e', Cotton D"iaiuc~, aud't'alco,s I'm many
OF the latest styles of Dress firod- Gingha:li
Jeans, o. na5uFgs F'ann, IL, Icalrgs, Y"bl Clnths
Sack FIannels, NdpElnS, >ncclimgs F.ow Case
MnslIns, Swiss StrpIngs. Cambrlc> IA per asIins,
Den'n>, Checks, Drllrng~, N.nkeen, LIncns, Mus
Inns, Pla'ds, Shaws, Diaper, Lawns, ChambruY-,
Plques' and all the goods usually found in first
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

In the Court of Chancery, on Thursday in
the case Of the Suretes of Matthias Day, late
Deputy Collector against Chas II. B. Day,
late Collector Of Internal Revenue for the Dis
trict of Delaware, a bill having been filed to
restrain the defendant from collecting $l2. 900,
the amount Of the defalcation Of the plaintiff
as sald Deputy Collector, alleging payment,
upon filing the answer the sureties admitted
the correctness of the account and abandoned
the casc.-DclaUarean
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

CHANCE OF TIME-There has been a slight
change made in the running time of trains ON
the railroad, which took effect on Monday,
The down train leaves Smyrna five minutes
earlier l.45 instead of | | 5O-and M train in
the afternoon leaves ten minutes earlier-I 40
instead of !. 80 Our time table will be cor
rected next week.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

IMPROVEMENTS. Edward Ward is now tear.
ing out the petitions, stairways, &c, in his
storerooms and will make three stores, thirty
two feet deep by the alteration The upstairs.
SO long known as Wards Hall, will constitute
the second story tor the stores. A third story
will be to let.
JAS. Mcdowell has built an addition of thirty
feet to the rear OF his furniture store, and viii
have, when the improvement is compIcted a
neat and cOmmOdiou> saleS-room.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

THE New ASSOCIATE JUSTICE. 1t is stated
that Associate Justice Strong has been assign
ed to the third judicial district embracing the
States Of Pennsylvania, Maryland New Jersey
and Delaware. Associate Justice Bradley will
be assigned to the fifth judicial district, com,
prising the States Of Georgia, Florida, Alaba-
ma, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

We are offering tor sale the following Rail
road First Mortgage per Cent Gold Bonds
Central r. r. of Iowa, at : 95 and interest.
Burlington, Cedar Ra pids &
Minnesota Railroad, at 95 "
Kansas Pacific r. r. at 96
Lake Superior & Mississippi
Railroad, at &c
We can recommend the above bonds as be
ing, in our judpment. 6yst class Pamphlet,
and particulars furnished on application Jno
McLear 4 Son, Bankers, No 602 Market St
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

OUR LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. NS.-The annual
elections Of officers OF our Loan Associations
take place next week the Smyrna on Tuesday
and the Diamond State on Wednesday. Direc-
tors aud three Auditors are to be elected.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

The WRECKED VEssELs.-Ierri6le Suffer-
i,,q of a Cre,o- 1hree Persons Drowned -Four
wrecked vessels now lie along the Delaware
Coast, caused by the terrible storm of Sunday
week The VIM A. Vait and the Carrie N.
Rich from the West Indies, for New York,
with mola>ses and sugar, are at Indian River,
and one of them, it is believed, is total wreck.
The Brig M0nLiuS, for Philadelphia, lies at
Polk Beach near Milford, with a cargo of su-
gar and mOasses from the West Indies 1t is
believed chat she can he got off. The brig
COncOrOw, laden with birthstone, bound for
Philadelphia, struck on Joe Fluggtr shoal'
on Saturday night week and Immediately sank
in four lalhOm water. The Milford Mutual
Friend Says: 1.-The Captain and two men
took to the boat, which was shortly after upset
and all three Of them drowned. The mate,
Mr. Churchwell, and three OF the crew took to
the rigging, where they remained, partly in
the water, from o clock on Sunday morning
until o clock on Wednesday afternoon, when
they were rescued from their peril0us situation
by Capt. Jonathan Sipple, Of the schooner
Union, from Frederica. The survivors lost
all their money and all their clotheS except
what they had on their persons. They were all
nearly dead from exposure and starvation,
having been on short allowance for 30 days be-
fore the disaster occurred, and of course had
neither food or drink whilst laShed in the rig
gng"
IL is very singular that Of all the vessels trad
ing up and down the bay, some of which pass
ed III close proximity to the sunken vessel, not
one of them discovered these poor souls cling.
ing in the rigging. Capt. Sippe and his men,
and the citizens Of Frederica, acted nobly in
the matter, and they deserve the thanks of
every friend OF humanity.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

Shoes for old ladies, Shoes for middle aged
ladies', Shoes for Misses, Shoes for Children,
and Shoes for infants, in Button, Lace, Plain,
and Tipped, at the Great Bee Hive.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

Ladies, if you want the best Button Cater,
Brusk Red Front aud Lasting Top, the latest
style out 20 to Primrose's where you will find
all sizes of them.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
Election Of Officers.

The Fourth Animal Meeting nl The Stockholders OF
Ehe smyrna Building and Loan Assoc
ctattOn Will be held IN William q Carr office nn
mtrke' 81. on Tuesday EUsniug. AprH l2h. al =
O'Clock; at which time officers will he elected 10
serve the ensuing year. aud rwo Directors TO serve
the ensuing Term Of three wears
The Auditors Report for the past wear will he pre-
senIed 4 COOPER
April 5Ih. 1870 Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

The new assessment for this town has been
completed, the assessed value Of the property
amounting to $500, ,O00-$2) 600 increase
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

The reduction in the national debt was So
933, ,664 SO in January Sc, 4S4, 81 2j in Feb.
ruary, and has heen S5. 766. 349 43 in March,
aggregating $l5, 1874, ,825 07 for so much of the
current calendar year as has expired and
promising reduction Of $50, ,739, 300 % fol
the whole year at the same rate
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
Wood and WiIIow-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Keelers, Churns, Broom,.
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes. Hair Brushes ScruL
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets. Curry Con bs.
Butter Prints. Butrer Bowls, Wash Boards, " nj,
Brushes, II hf Bushel and Peck Measures, Oh
Cloths, Mats and all si3rs Of Roye
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

Primrose is ahead in Boots, Shoes, Caters,
and Hats. His trade has, aud is, increasing.
Go rapidly; he has TO close out his Carpet and
Oil Cloth Department.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
Errors Of XOuth.

gentleman who suffered Nervous Debility
Premature Decay and all the effects
will for the sake OF suffering humanity all h
need IT, the receipt and directions
by when he cured Sufferers wishing profit the
verern eApVrence can do BY addressing conf
dtnce, JOHN b. OGDEN,
myl9-y No AZ Cedar street NJ NnrL
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
AEE STOCK OF Spring GOODS.

which he intends 10 sell cheaper thah any sod in
tins market tor years, Consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

Advertisements omitted in this issue will be
made up in subsequent issues
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
GROCERIES,

Sugars, Syrups. Malasse>, R,re G. See, Teas
Chocolate, COFFEE Essence, Coff;c Roa.rd d, Sayanll
la Coffee, Coal OF Lard Oil, Candies Soa ,, Spc :.
Salts Saleratns, Satpetrc, Alum, Sap"nnifcr, lndI
go, Starch, C"rn Starch, Fariaa, Tretou CracE ers
Cheese, Shot, P..wder, Miiches, Vinegar. Snoe
Backing, Stove PolisH, Mustard, Pepper, Hams
Shoulders, Side Meat aud Jow!s.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

Young Gents. go to Primrose and get the
Shoo Fly Hat, the latest style out.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

THE TINES s published every Wednesday afternoon nv
JosEPH H. HoFFBcKER Ejisor and Proprietor at gn,rs
Delaware,
wear $500 advance or s95o
not paid till the end OF the yea No paper
all arrears are pAdony at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will beinserted at the rate Of Saa
Altne forthe rt insertion subsequent insertions
ahslf cents liberal discount made quarterly semi
nusl and yearly advertisers
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
& O O ID -
CHEAPER
THAN EVERt

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
cnlzens ot Smyrna and vicinity that he has lust
opened his
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
TIE, MARKLIn

1LOTHlNG CHFAPFR
CLOTHISG RFrr
GLOlHlAS BETTERt
CLOrHiNG BETTER FITTING
AT TowFR HALL
AT TOWER Hall
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE.
BENNETT & Co.,
BENSErT & Co.,
Halfway SIS NARKrT S-fEvr.
between NAuEvr
3th and 9th SITS, PHILADELPHIA,
1O.bn
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
NOWLAND-GoLT.-By Rev. William Crie in SMYRNA March
JlSt Mr. William J. NOwand to Miss WilmlnA Colt.
KEY the day and hy the same
Mr. William H. Reynods Miss Hannah BocAson all O
New Castle CO., Del.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
The Cloths and Cassimeres

are new, Just bought, and comprise ali the lsadin
styles.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
A Earge Assortment q OF Hats
and Gaps,

Umbrellas, Saddles, R-idie-, Surcngrs, Torye CO..
lars, Window Blinds, Iron Stone anI Querrsalrs
always on hand, at the lowest press
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06

THE Preachers ASSOCIATION of the Dover
District, Wilmington Conference, will hold its
next session in the Methodist Episcopal Church
at FELTON,, Del, commencing Monday evening,
May ID, 1870.
rreslrnt-Nev T. J. Thompson D. D.
Wee Pre>Ident-Rey. Elijah Miller
Secretary and TrsiIIrer-Rrv D. Owen Sypherd:
CurlturS -Rrv j. ii. LIgutO1urne, Rev +. Cooper D. D.
Rev. A. Bitttuhousr.
PROGRAMME
lst. SermOn-The Christian Ministry. l. T. Cooper, D. D.
"a. Personal "reminiscences rthodSm on the Peninsula
T. J. Thompson ID. D., 7. J Quigey, d. D., aud Iham
Prettyman.
3D. Is he Chuch Advancing Spiritual Practical Pety
L. Miller, A. D. Davis and f.. Stubs,
4h EsSay-Thc Resurrection the Dead. D. R. Thomas.
5h Have More Fear RonaniSm Than IuhdpftyP
b. Manu. a. kittehhouSe a. W. Mlhy and q. :. Conaway
eth Does Scholastic Education Necessarily Improve the
NanBdrkaiOw l. l. Cooper, and J. q. Sy pherd.
Th should Open Temperance Societies, Pied cf To-
tai Abstinence, be Renewed j. IL. Light
nor, A. d. DAVIS, and J. Cook.
9Th EsNayon the Inspiration Of the Scriptures j. T. Van.
BUrktlOw.
9th. Heavenly Recosnition: J. sypherd E. E. White E. H.
Miller, }. A. d. u. ilSnu.
10th Which StOnger Influence Over Men Inres+ r
Duty! j. Hubbard, J. B. Mann and G. W. Burk
lh. The Regeneration Of Infants. T. j. THOMPSON d D.
Kittenh0use, Mm Pretty man, amt T. Miller.
18th. Essay-The Trinity. J. IL. Lghtbuurne.
J. OWEN SYPuER0 Secretary.
The Preachers Of Dover Easton Snow Hill Districts wi
meet Al he time and place, CONSIDER irv of
consolidating the three Districts Association.
BY order public meeting held during the tte Conference
J. OWEN SYPHERD.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-06
GOLD QUOTATIONS. STOCK e. fron

MGLea x Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
Quotations, April 5 1870, at 2 O'Clock;
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-06-17
WHITE VEIL, .s.v'D HOI' 1T IN
VIEITE.VED.

AS few consumers of the above article,
when looking through the stalls for Il choice
piece Of Chdc real, are really aware of the
nature of the article, perhaps little light
upon the subject may not be amiss; rs to
avoid the diseases incident 10 warm wealth
err one must be somewhat choice in his or
her selection of food.
Most of the veal consumed in this mar
ket is raised in the New England States, Il
portion in the State of New York, but us
much Of the latter is what is known rs
premature veal" unfit at all for the hui
man stomach, we will leave that matter
where it now rests, in the hands of our
Superintendent of Health. We will for
the time being consider that which is
brought (alive) from the State of Vermont
and slaughtered in the immediate vicinity
OF Boston.
In order to be in season for the market
at Cambridge on Tuesday, the calves are
taken from the cows on Sunday, transport
ed to the shipping point and packed into
the cars to start early on Monday.
They are turned into the yards at Por-
ter's Station early Tuesday morning, and,
If none of our readers have ever enjoyed
the music of calf concert, they can do so
on any Tuesday morning at this season oil
the year, without money and without price.
The butcher here meets them and they are
(snce the Massachusetts, Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals compel
led them to abandon the inhuman practice
of tying their legs and piling them up like
cord-wood) transported in wagons con-
structed for the purpose, to the slaughter
house yard. The reader will remember
that it is now nearly forty-eight hours
since they have tasted food. The next
thing is TO open the jugular vein in the
neck, b eeding them until they are quite
weak, sometimes until they are unable to
stand, stout cord being passed around the
neck near the head to prevent excessive
loss of blood, and they are left for a time to
their fate. 1t is not an infrequent case that
some of them are found dead in the morn
ing, having bled to death during the night.
Sometimes butcher is found sufficiently
humane to nurse the calves with Indian
meal and water from a bottle, after bleed
ing them. This is done for the purpose of
strengthening the animal for the next APP
plication of the knife, which follows in
from one to two days. The calves are bled
for two reasons: First, to render the meat
white and saleable; and second, in the
language of the butcher "to keep EN-
still" This bleeding operation is perform
ed from two TO four times during the week
or more they are kept, until they are taken
| to the slauRhter- house and the little life
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sentines diminishes its future product of
grain and nearly destroys that of fruit.
The farmer might as we'll consent that any
strolling rufiian should shoot his horses or
cattle as his birds. Begin at home to make
this truth felt and respected, and IL will be
the easier to impress IL also on your nei h.
bors.
Next, there hould be neighborhood or
township associations for the protection of
insect eating birds. We must not merely
agree to let them live-we must cherish
and protect them. I believe that very sim
pie cups or bowls of cast-iron, having each
a hole in its centre of suitable size, that
need not cost sixpence each, and could
be fastened to the side of tree with one
nail lightly driven, would in time be
adopted by many birds as nesting strong
holds, whence they might laugh to scorn
their predacious enemies. If every harm
less bird could build its nest among us in
a place where It's eggs would be safe from
hawks, crows, cats, boys, and other rob
bers, the number of such birds would
quickly be doubled and quadrupled.
And we must summon the law to our aid.
Though law can do little or nothing against
stealthy, sulking t-plunderers, it can
help us materially in our warfare with the
cowardly vagabonds who traverse our fields
with musket or riac, blazing away at ev-
cry unsuspectng robin or thrush that they
can discover. Make it trespass, punisha-
BILE with fine and imprisonment, to shoot
on anothers land without his express per-
mission, and the cowardly massacre of the
farmers humble allies would be checked
at once, and when public ntiment had
been properly enlightened, might, in civil
lied regions, be arrested altogether. IN. y.
Tribune.
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