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Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

The VOTE IN THIS SrATE.-Gov. SALISBURY
has issued the usual proclamation announcing
the official vote for CongreSslaaa, and pro
claiming Mr.. Biggs the legally elected Rep
resentatiYe. Mr. B;ggs received l., ,434 votes,
and Mr. Heald I0.00l making majority of
2,434 for the former. la 1868 Mr. Biggs' ma
jsrity was 3, 325 when he received 10, 96l votes,
TO 1896 for Gen. Torbert. Mr.. Head in
crease over Gen. Torbert's vote IS 2, ,365 Mr..
Biggs's increase is ,473. He runs behind the
Governor vote in the general result As votes,
his principal loss being in New Castle county.
Mr. Ponder has 81 majority in that county,
and the Democratic county ticket is elected by
an average majority Of Sc, while Mr.. b. loses
his own county, and Mr. Head has majority
OF Is votes, This result is as gratifying to the
friends Of Mr.. Fl. as it is surprising to the
friends of Mr.. 3. in this county, however.
where Mr. Bigss made but very few speeches.
he leads" the Governor a few votes. but
falls behind again in Sussex Mr. Coursey.
1t will be seen by the returns, makes good
poll, especially in this county, where il was
feared he would be cut" owing to the dis
satisfaction growing out of the manner of hi,
nomination, but the personal popularity of the
man overcame the prejudice against the ''ring
as perhaps no other ca ndidate could have done
under similar circumstances.
One of the most surprising results of the
election is the vote for Sheriff in New Castle
county. Whilst the average majority for the
rest OF the Democratic ticket is between 50 and
80 Mr. Armstrong s majority is 500 oyer Mr.
HARVEY, the Republican candidate for Sheriff
This result is attributable almost solely % tn,
fact chat Mr.. Harvey was a +" packed" candi
date. The cOlOred voters we're packed for him
whereas, had they been uuinstructed by the
Wilmington ring, they would have voted fo,
other candidates in The field, and would have
given Mr.. Huki, or some one of the Other
non'ring candidat the nomination. This re.
suit Is not intended as a rebuke to Mr.. Harvey.
who is doubtless a worthy man, but is aimed
at the " ring"
In this county there is ono or two item,
In regard to the result worthy Of note. In
pover, the home of the . family ring, the
Polly ticket has majority of about 40
while the State ticket, Ponder and Bsps.
receives also majority. Mr. Hargadine re
celves the highest vote on the county ticket.
and Captain Mustard OF this town. the mex,
highest. On the opposition ticket, DR.. Ridp-
icy has the higAest vote, and Col. Raymond
the next highest.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
Periodical &.

n oVemoer number OF Harpers Magazine concludes IN.
nrt V"nme and the work never more popular than
AZ pr sent This issue with The Hueuenos bv F.
&c 2 Lawrence, With Illustrations beautf,i ,,.d
a nshy interesting The Cave OF Rellansr in
Cuoa Is contributed by Major enera Fredereo F. tavsda
W ~ article is Down The Mississippi by Geo
VIM se'eIa' plates Is b Jacob abot There is an ~ I
OF Frederick the Great, the concluding chaptr t
'r2efIe7 the continuation OF the serial, "Anteros
and Anne FurEess" The Pilot. Wife q" +. a GOOD , -
et prescott SpofIgrd illustrated by sheppard There l.
tne nrst part Of Life In Brittany by George NJ TvIe Tb
" ''e legion oi Honor, caEmenced this number il
s'orca STORY by Bcrthold Auprlach author of n, The
ETC The other stories are Ny Distinguishes
Eriend Seitsam. aud AN October IiJl"
MRS Rsoecca Harding Davis. Mrs Ann g. s.ephep F,srl
ano several other favore authors contributes
'torles 70 the November number of Petesons adie No
tne' I1e steel plato Par From Home very and
the other sngfavnRs are timely prose The
" 1911 hve original nove!etos offers great in
"sr Is 10 sub>crhers. Terms $500 year Addr.ss OH
: Peter'on. 3o6 Chestnut s., Philadelpnia
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

The latest election returns show that the
Republicans have lost three members in New
York, two in Illinois, one in Wisconsin, one in
A!abame, one in Arkansas, and perhaps sever
eral in Missouri although we yet know Of none.
On the same side the gains are four in Loui>i-
sey, one in Kentucky and one in Virginia.
The control Of the New York Assembly was an
important object, and the Albany argus gives
1t to the Republicans by two majority. Frern
other sources it is reported to be tie 1t ap-
pears that when the smoke of battle has drift
ed away, and all the dead and wounded are
gathered in, there will be Republican ma
jcrity in Congress of somewhere near fifty
votes.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

ANOTHER SUFCIDE.-On Monday afternoon
last negro girl named Caroline Reese, aged
s9o4y ~ living with Mr.. Sam'l Griffin, on j
NJ. FOsheil iarm, in the Neck, near this
town, committed suicide by HANGING hsrsaj,
with the endless towel upon the roller in tb"
kitchen. The family went away aud lrft her
to clean up the dinner dishes, and on return;na
found her dead, with her neck entanpIrd ,9
the to"l' which was not high enough to su.-
pend her and she was compelled to draw her
legs up to produce Strangulation. Nocause is
assigned that would lead to 81 rash An not
She seemed in her usual cheerful mood tba,
DAY. She Wa subject to fits, and NAV have
become entangIed in the towel during a CON
vuISi"n' though the arrangements looked as
though they were carefully made.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
A Boy amd Mind Di,easr'

Such &c ,Np.p>;,. The stomach ana the J,s., .-..
mafely allied for IA" one 10 suffer a.. o,t
dyspepsia and dependency iuspparable J!
too that irritation OF tn" stomach a,uo., r,. ,,, ,
Pani"d by irritation "f 'hr temper.
The nvi2uratiug and t.anquIliznr ~-c-a,,r O. E,,,.
Bi"Is is most powerfully d.v-.uu"d IA cases - .a,,,
Th" first ef"c' Of this a.rcah. CO.. ',,,y 49,.
cenraging mild glow prrVaie- 4,stri 'ir e -,,. m
SaSuess in the 81 The stomach ,,,.t4e ., =.
ner"'us rrs"sSEsss which charnc'rI7-s IA. dsea.s ,5
This Improvement Is not transient. Il ,uccrrd, n M
return Of the old symptoms wih >uprradd- 's-r A.
the case when unms iica.d tImulait ar" w.. o ,t
pla'nt Each dose 70 iu,arrt prrrsn-t a,c,, 4
healthfu inVgOratnn But this a.. The ,,i
amt blous properties of the preparation are scs,cs',
dSr' IN Importance 70 ia l. 'hr-e an ~, q,
oi bile the secretion j. soon o,yr ~'liu proprr ~ and
Il the ieary organ is inert and t,rpt toned art p,
ted The effect upon the deharEine -lI, santa,
~ ana 10 cases Of c"uNtlys'I lhr o l .
hcent 10 produce She d red result gradually AMI w.,t.,
pain The Bters also promote hrs!'n~ ysna,!,n rom
surface which particularly desirable At ,l> sea,en sn
sudden spells OF unpleasant thor apt - cheek
natural peIspIrAon and p-oduc" congestion Of th- ,,,
coughs and cOld-- TIE SAFEGUARD AGAINST ALL rs
BASES rs BODILY and great Vegetable Res,sr
tive ssaentIal.y promotes.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

~ a QrFFR Conspiracy. The New York
|.''''r tells OF a remarkable story of real life
IA winch the characters ara all of the most
G,ontemptible sort. 1t is known as the Peck
Slvorcs y suit, and these are the incidents which
follow: A .chepming mother.in-law. ofFsndcJ
at her daughter in-law, offers son s3oO00 70
divorce his witt. The son, WIN seems worthy
oil such a mother, consents. The wife. deser.
vedly bound to such husband, secretly agrees
10 the separation on the faith OF his promise TO
marry her again as soon as the mother ba.
been robbed of her $3OO09 A rascally benk-
keeper. worthy of such a master, swears TO the
commission ofadultery with tho wife, and the
divorce is granted. Very naturally such a
husband refuses to marry such a wife, and
quite naturally the wife goes into Court, ex
poses the conspiracy, and makes humanity
blush at its baseness.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

off. Subsequently number of c0loird men,
armed with muskets, got around the journal
Office and for time things looked threaten
ing but the white young men had been pre-
vailed upon by older heads democrats and re-
publicans, to avoid any further disturbance.
Ft,re-A stable and carriage house belong
ing to Hon George Vickera, Of ChcstertOwn,
we're consumed by fire about three O clock on
Wednesday morning last, together with
horse and two carriages, aud also the meat
house on the property adjoining, occupied hy
VIM. Burke and belonging 10 George litter.
The loss is about one thousand dollars. The
fire was no doupt the act OF an incendlary.
Wnl Gooding, prominent citizen of Gale
ma, died on the LIST inst, aged 81 years. he
was for several years Judge oi ;he Orphans
Court CT Kent cOuHty, and was highly esiceHi-
ed by all who knew him.
| The large tent Of O'Brin's menagere fell
in on Wednesday last, at EE:on, az the audi
! ence was assembling III the evening, and err AT
ed great CONSERVATION. The wind broke one
OF the centre poes. One man WIS hurt The
elephant got mad about the affaIfaud partially
demolished a nice york carriage.
At recent tournament at HannavlIe. in
Hartford county, the prize was a wheehar-
row, and no young women were male fools ol
by teIng called queens Of love and beauty
maids OF honor, a.. This is improving.
Mr. John Rose and Mr.. Jas. Dashen. whilst
on their way home from Greenhl in Somerset
co, on Saturday night week, were nearly beat
Ell to death by a number OF men who desired
to rob them
The oyster drcdgers are a terror to Bay
Hundred, Talbot co. Recently three OF thcm
all drunk, came ashore and went to u Mr.
Vincent house after something to eat. While
Mrs Vincent was prcpa ing the food, they at
tempted to take improper liberties with her,
and Vincent interfering h. was assaulted with
bludgeOn, anu in Srif def;.nce, aud ~ defence
ot hi wife, he struck one, named Cuskcr
with an axe, inficling dangerous if not ia
wound on the head. Al three were arrested
! Ntron Emerson, Editor o. the Denton
LHiOn, announces that his connectm viii
that paper will cease in few weeks He is
going to leave the State
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT ITEMS; Farmers tell us that the fly
tS Is, cutting the wheat terribly in this vicinity.
The dry weather is the cause.
A little girl named Lee fell into a cess pool,
~ ~ llmlngtOn, whilst playing in a rlivy, on
wednesday last and was drowned The privy
mad been partially cleaned out but the seat
had not been properly adjusted, and it tilted
her into the pool, nine feet deep. 1t occurred
at MIR. Yates, on King ST.
Sheriff Hargadne, having bonded and quail
fed, entered upon his duties, on Thursday
last.
A brigantine, loaded with coal, hailng from
Philadelphia, went upon the stone pile, at the
Break kwater, one day last week, and will prove
a total wreck.
Milford will soon have q new postofice.
Mr.. Joshua Davis, lately proprietor OF a liv-
cry stable in Milford, was struck on the he ID
with club, 10y negro named Bill johnson,
on election night, and badly injured. HIS life
was dlspare9 Of for time No cause is as
signed tor the act. The negro escaped.
The real estate of the late Isaac Register
will be sold to O-morrOw afternoon at =, at Fox
we'll S Hotel, in this town.
Several gold fish have recently been caught
in Appoqunimink Greek. Mr. Merritt n Viii
hits caught one, in a seine, on Saturday week
which weighed pound and a half. These
hsh are rare in our waters
The circus that recently exhibited in thi,
State had TO pull up and 90 home. The Mid
dletOwn Transcript understands that it wa,
under the Sheriff. hands in two places.
In payment of wager on the election G.
W. Ingram is to wheel Thos Cochran in a
wheclbarrow through Main ST., Middctown
next Saturday. n brass band is to be present
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, the female suffrs ge
iSt, preached in the Unitarian Church, vii
mlngtou, last Sunday, and also ut Friend
meeting.
New Castle County Court meets next Mon.
day.
The Democrats held a iolifcation meeting
ia Dover on Friday evening last. There wa.
small torchlight procession, partial ilIumin
alton, and short speeches from Gov. Salisbury
m salisbury, Chas. Brown, j. A. Fulton, j
Is. Pennington, and others.
\ Democratic jubilee was also held in Leip
sic on Saturday evening
Mrs. Annette Madeline Evans, residing IL
Orange street, Wilmington. celebrated the
iOOth anniversary Of her birth on Saturda,
last. She claims to have set in the Ian o
Gen. Washington and walked IS miles to din,
with La Fayette.
On Friday evening last little girl in vii
mlngton named Emma Carr fell through tn,
JolstS OF new building and seriously, if no
fatally injured herself
A sad accident occurred at FELTON, on Satur
day evening last A child of a railroad em
poyee ky the name Of Clark, about wears old
upset a pot of boiling coffee upon itself trou
he effects of which it died on Sunday a
twelve clock.
Rev. o. +. Flippo, Of the Baptist College a
wyoming, is engaged in active miSsionar,
work throughout this State, in sndeavoring tc
extend his denomination.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

LAYING A CORNERSTONE On Wednesday
o. o., last week the cornerstone Of a new Catholic
Church at Dover was laid with the custo,m,,rS -
ceremonies by Right Rev Thomas A. Beeker
bishop OF Wilmington; assisted by Rev. G.
nllger, OF Bohemia. Nd, Rev. +. Blake. Of
IE,kton, Nd, Rev. NJ A Fallon, of st. PAUL.,
wilmington. and Rev. f. J. Taylor, of the
Ga' Va holIc congregations OF Dover aud Smyrua
Bishop Becker in his address stated that Do
% yer was the on capital Of State without n
Catholic Church. After the corner stone law.
ing the Bishop aud attend. Mt priests coasecra
ted the Catholic cenetary in the town.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
The Cloths and Cassimeres
are new. just bought, and comprise all the leading
siVIea.
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

Buttons, Spool CJlton, Knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, Bdlmnral>, Ladies aud Chlidrru's Hus-
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp " Ick$, Ghves,
Neck,rIrs HAr dkerchrrls, Hooks AND E,e,, Velvet
Trimmings, Tape, Skirt Brand Con hs (,nr. Caps,
HHIr Pms Buckles, Pms, Ne,oles, S,r>,"r., Goat
aud ST BndIrg, Ihinhes. Collars { uf> CorSets,
inc. kid Gloves, Machine Sewing SIX, and
Sp"'d S'ik. &c. &c, Letter Fous.c"p Note and
b'ti Paper, Pens. Pm Holders. Lead Pentr = Sahs
and Pencils Envelopes, Pass Hn"k>. Ink. Prtku,
Books Spelling Books, Copy Books, MucIIagc, &c.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

The majortle> for the members ct tile Lr.Is.
lature are as follows Senators, j. Mustard, 80;
9: S. Watson, 67S Representatives, Sam /
Hutchinson, jr., COS; II. NJ. How, oil j. L.
Smith, Cos; j. &. Carsons, 63S; s. b. Cooper,
70S; ID Needles, 49, y. Harrington 693 =
For Coroner J. NJ. Kien. 7l2. For Levy
Court Commissioners, DAVID Reese, 692; W.
II. llOhson, 702: James Williams, 6g6 j. s.
Harrington, us.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
DRY GOODS

viz: Silks, P"pl'nS, Alpaca>, Chs!et, AA.W Zoo
DeihIne>- Cotton Deldlurs, aud CulIruts IIh nSBf
OF the latest STYLES Of Drt.s tioud> Ginghains,
Jeans, O>naburgs, tIann,'s, EchIng>, Tnb,, Clut.,
S"cN FIdnne!S, NApNIn>, Snc,IIugs Pillow Gaze
huslins, S~I>s Sir1plng>, ,CamhrIc>. PIPER Muslns.
Deni",-, Checks, DrIilrrg-, y ,nneen. Llnen>. Mus
Inns, PiaidS ShawIs, Diaper, Lawns. Chamtruys,
P'queS, and all the goods u,ullIj iouno II fret.
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

Further Accounts reach US OF the distress
which prevails in France, and which has been
aggravated by the action of the authorities in
selzlng all the funds in the savings banks. To
,nose persons OF the poorer classes who had
will prove severe misfortune. ' '"'0
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

THE times is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH II HcFFscSsR, Bdor ami Proprietor at Smyrna
Delaware.
80 0D in advance or s2Oif
not paid till the year No paper discontinued until
all arrears are padnny at the option the Publisher
ADVERTTS EMENTS will inserted at the of Seven
ane for the first tnsernn subsequent insertions Threeand
Ahaf cents liberal discount made TO quarterly
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

Miss r. Ofley, Of this town. is canvassiDe 70,
snbscriptions to Henry Ward Beecher's paper
The Christian Untoa-$3.OO a year. Two
months free. Marshal's Household Engray.
ing OF Washington, given to every subscriber.
This lone is worth more than the price OF the
subscription, beside getting one of the best
weekly newspapers published.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

bunerers from coughs. cnlds. bronchitis, croup,
niiuenza or wnoopIng cough will GId relief IN Ua,
WisTARs BALsAm OF WILD CHERRY, which has no w
been IN use lor nearly half century and sill soaIn
.sns ts long s'abiished reputation as the great
remedy or all diseases of the throat and hs,
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

The new Barvarian revnlvipg .,,.
said 10 be superior TO the much vaunted n,;tra
leusss. They can be charged with 3so hi
lets at time, all of which can be fred off IN .
single minute. The German soldiers cail
these guns hands organs.99,,. ~ .v--' - 0A''
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

Cold weather will soon be upon us to make
our feet ache but Primrose's s fresh stock of
Kip Boots will bid defiance to the coolest
weather.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

IHE LEGISLATURE i he next Legi,latur,
Will consist OF the following member> Tn,
m nbeIs OF the Senate holding over are mark.
ed with star:
:, Senator's: New Castle County, Charlie,
Go0dlng,* LeonAr &. Vlnd"gritt, DIR. Ain
'. LESLEY; Kent County, Thomas denny \
John Mustard, Curtis S W.tsm; Su>>ex
rr,"GHty, :, George Russell, Martin Ellis, Tho.
=, ReorGSenf7tires.' New Castle County. Lot
Cloud. }. P.uson Chandler, AquiIa Derrick son,
B "Iamla Cauk, Scwrll G Blsg<. Albert q
Newton, Francis Theodore PERI Krnt C,onn.
~ Samn~i Hutchinson, Jr.. Henry ". howe.
James Il. Smith, John G CarSons. Samuel r
Cooper. David Needles. Nitnrod Il rringtnn
SuS, ,cx County, jesse W. Robinson. VIM W
Morr's, John W: Short, Etc Tunnel, Shep.
p'rd T. Martin, Levin Hitch, Curtis A. Coma
way. '"
= Totai-9 Senators; 2i Representatives; all
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

The first number of the Patriot, new Dem
ocratic aud Conservative organ at Washington,
was issued on Saturday. James +. Harvey,
sx-MiniSter to Portugal, will be chief editor
and ex Mayor Berret business manager.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

PENINSULA CONVENTIoN.-The Peninsula
Convention of the Nj. +. Church within the
bounds of the Wilmington Annual Conference,
Us authorized by the Conference at its session
/ of 1870 assembled in the NJ. L. Church, Smyr-
ma, Del. Nov. Is, 1870.
The Convention met at p Oclack NJ, a
large number Of delegates beng present The
Convention is composed of the Resident Bish-
op Levi Scott d d.. the Superannu tied. Su-
nernumerary aud Travelling Preachers of the
Wilmington Annual Conference, with two
Lay Delegates, appointed by each circuit or
station within the limits of the Conference
1t was called to order Iy Rev A Cookman,
Chairman of Conference Committee, who nom-
mated Rev. Wesley Krnney, aS Temporary
Chairman, Rev. S. l. Graeey, was appoint
ed Temporary Secretary. The opening devo-
tlonal exercises consisted OF reading Scripture,
hy Rev. |. T. Cooper, d. D., who selected the
l33d Psalm and XIII chapter 1T Corinth
Rev. W. w. France, Of the lnca miuiytry e id
the I75th Hymn, "A! hail the power of
Jesus name' sung with great spirit by the
congregation Rev. Joshua Humphreys led
in prayer, Rev. Wesley Kenuey, opened the
Convention for the transaction of general husi
ne's with few pertinent remarks. On MO
tlon OF Rev Mr.. Lighthourn, a Committee on
credentla was appointed-Rev. l. Gracey,
A. Ritenh"uoe, Dr. T. Dawson and VIM.
Chairman to nominate permanent officers OF the
ICOnventiOn,-A Cookman, j. Fl Lishtbourn.
Joel Clements f Crouch, Tho>. Carrow. The
entire work of nomination and organization
was placed in their hands. recess of thirt,
minutes was had, after which ,he names oil
all persons including in the printed Program.
me aud the names of the local Preacher.
p cnt was announced
The committee ON permanent organization
reported the following, winch was confirmed
by the Convention
rrcsilrnr-IIon. D. NJ. Bltes, LID.
Vice Pre- ident>.-WimIngron District, G
W. Sparks, Rev. J ID Curtis: Dover District
gov &. Salisbury Rev. +. j. Thomrsnn
Easton Dis, Joel 'lememt>, Rev j. b. On ~
snow u Dis, H. 'rettJman Writ Rev.
v Smith.
Sccretares--Revs s. l. Gracey and T. L.
Poul>on, and Dr.. W. T. Collins
Revs. Goodman and L'ghtbourn were an
pointed by the chairman to &C. duct the PreSi
dent elect Hon. ID. NJ. Bates, chancellor OF tn,
State OF Delaware, to the chair. The chair
man thanked the Convention in hall Lou
speech.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
"MATTERs OF FUKn ArTENnFn ro ur,r,

THIS n one OF the many signs that adsrn walls % Wanna
maker brownH OAK Hail. Some absoiut Nv Al sH.tre
their orps by the cothng they but Oak Hall
sets OF the form TO its highest advantaxs, N'''*
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
Wood and WiIlOW-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets Keelers, Churns Brcons,
Clothes Pms, ClnlIes Brushes, Han Brushes Scrub
brushes. Fancy and Market Baskets Curry Con rs.
butler Prr't~. Butter B"~l>. Ma>h B"srrs. " III
brushes, II 'f Bn>hel and Pick Measures, OIL
ClothS, Mats, and all sizes OF Rrpe
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

- MYSTERY The Remains of Tico hfonts
F"m IN tie Cnited Suites Hotei. at Ler,s =
One day ast week, Mr.. Sterh n liazzard wa,
having the United States Hotel, at Lewps.
cleaned out preparatory to taking poSse.>iop
at the institution as landlord On entering a
om which had remained unoccupird al ce
l:t "a: summer he notIc'd blanket rolled up,
lying On the floor, and at once picked il nn
and procerdud to open it tn see what it con-
talneh w hat was his astoniShment on be
holding the contents the dead and the de.
cay ed body ot an infant, placed there by some
lnhun an hands. 1t was white child and
It Is supposed was left there by some visitor !
the hotel during the season. It, discovery of
course created considerable excitement, which
was greatly increased when tho fact hne.,,,o
known that the remains of another child bad
o.; 6een discovered in on old baske' in the attic,
Inc M"t~dt Friend says there is no clue to
the perpetrators.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
G. O q ID 81
CHEAPER
E1AN EVERs

The Undersigned respectfully announces 10 ;he
citizens of Smyrma aud vicinity that hy has lus,
opened his
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

A WoNAN' S SUFFRAGE MEETING was held
IN W lImngton on Saturday evening last. at
which the venerable Thomas Garrett presided
and Henry B. Blackwell, Lucy Stones hus-
band Mrs. julia Ward Howe and Mrs. Lucy
Stone made speeches. Mr.. b. made bnt =
short address, giving way to Mrs Howe, who
made an earnest appeal for her sex We
quote from the COmmercjat: She protested
against the exciuNlun from political power. ct
three-htih, OF the church members of the land
OF one half the race, and half too, the in
stncts aud Sympathies Of which arc for ne.ce
temperance and virtue. She also urged the
cultivation OF more friendly feeling amongst
women, growth Of our appreciation of The
dignity OF womanhood aud of siser!y feeling
between the rich and the poor She spoke Of
the Sup~rclhouS contempt of rich women for
poor women and of the bitter envy and anger
0t he poor toward the rich bur said in excu .
tor the latter that the poor had been bitterly
"rOnge |. She also m .de alu,inn to the sut-
ferIug war brOmghl upon women. spd claimed
tnat they should have some power TO avert II
Mrs. Lucy Stone, showed the Injustice which
, ne common law, (siIl the law Of the land in
TINS aud many States, worked to women. giv
ing their property TO heir husbands ON mar
rlgr, deprlvlng them of the right to their own
children. She spoke at some length on these
subjects, and OF the means employed to agak
en- public attention concerning them.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,

which he intends 10 sell cheaper than any sold T
this market for years, consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

he average emocratic majority for the
L"gl> >iaturr l. Sc, the largest being that for 4.
l'rf,lcksnh, l3l, and the smallest being that of
). {. Bigrs. 53. Woodward, for Coroner. ba,
81 majority.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16

GOVERNOR. CoxGREss. SHERIFF.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
96th DIVIDEND.

The Directors of this Institution have this day de.
clared dividend Of SIX per cent oui OF The profits
Tor the as sIH months, payable To the Snrk holders
o. 'heIr legal representatives. demand clear OF oil
taxes. By order
w BELL, Cashier
Bank Of SMYRNA, Nov 3D. 1870 noy9lt
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
a Large Assortment a of Hats
and Caps,
COUNTRY PRODUCE

BOUGHT AND SOLD.
g EO w. CUMNEINS ,Tr.,
COR. ot MAIN AND COMMERCE STREETS
mch23 10 lv
4 BnCon. lard Eggs Poultrv snd
" all kinds Oi Country Produce wanted by c. +
Maclary, Clayton