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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02
WD Dorrl, vs. Thos 4 Darwin and c NJ.

''u'I~IlIlt'
Ey virtue OF an order ofsaIe Issued from
ne Circuit Court NJ Franklin county. and
20 me directed, IN The above cause, I viii
Her Tor sale before the CourrhGllSc door
III " ihrhesler, On Aouday. lA.e Ca l,..y o,
'iaral, ISL, Ill the right. Tide. iHtcrrA
ana claim or demand, that Iaos j. Darwin
mas ~ ana toa tract 81 land ~ iug intiyll
dIsITici No. j, IN Franklin county, ana on
vs. ion he formerly lived, and b6,udrI 4,
follows: ON tie north by the plat = the
tJN" uibr'urri. on the east rs tine land,
purchased by j.. NJ. Darwin. on lue west
Inc ll'Icia,s o. +. Il. t|arwiu, aud ou
rhr south By TIE lands OF T|urucy'. Aclr,..
eouiaii.n& one hun ,rrO, ana thirty Il g,-.
more or4eS'. Til levy was made subject
toA levy waGc and au,urIcr Of sale in the
case NJ } NJ hra,tcn, aiuuuI-L.ralor of the
aid Tics Darwin. sold TO ,arisN. plain.
ans demand ANA costs. This the 3UtA day
Of January, ia,
D. j. MAnTI&, Sheriff.
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tIEM. AItLEDUL, IIcTk.
February ISL 80
c. A. Hunt and Wife, vs. R.N. Mann and
Wife. ct. ais.

c. A. Hunt and Wife, vs. Il. Y. Mann and
Wifi, ct. ais.
BY virtue of a decree Of the County Court
of Franklin county, Tenn. pronounced in
tue above cause, at the fchrutry term. |
will. on Friday. tie 18th day OF March.
ISL. offer for sale. on the premises. the
tract Of land belonging to the estate OF
Mrs. a. ID. Lipscomb. deed, contaihin-
go acres, more or less. The bidding t.
commence ats7 30 per acre, and will bc
sold upon Il , rcdit oi l2montlis, except the
snin OF per cent. which inlet be paid ia
east! on dag OF sale. Notes with good Sc
curity, and lien retained till purchase mo-
ney is paid. GLEN ARLEDGE.
Feb23-tdt S. 90 Clerk.
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CIV. Bowling, admir-. etc, and f. E. Viii

G.. ". Bowling, admir-. ETC., and +. f. Will
liams. " &. Wa j.. b. Williams.
By virtue of II decree of the County
Court at Winchester. pronounced at the
February Term. ISL, | will 0iler Tor sale
at the Courthouse door in the tow of
I Winchester. on Monday. the 9TH day of
March, ISL, the lands and roNu lots be-
longing to the estate orc II Williams. de-
ceased. said land and tOwn lois to i've sold
on onr and two years credit, except one
third OF the purchase money. which must
hc paid Ia cash Oh day of sale. The bid
ding- to commence: For the Craw icy lor
at $50 90; on tie Pearson lot $50 90:
on the Handy tract Of eighteen acres at
SLIGO.
Tire purchaser roquired'to give note and
approves security, and Il lien retained IN
til the whole OF the purchase money l.
paid. Said land and town lots arc in AMI
near Salem, Tenn.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
E.I,,,r,- II 81 IN
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Trustees Sale.

Az the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn. on the .,Sh day Of March. i51l.
viii, asTru-toc in decd of trust made by
john C.. Eiiochs and his wife Marga.ct I.
Hnoehs. on the 9TH day Of November. 1870,
oler for sale tc the highest bidder. for
cash., a house and lot in the town or Win
chester oil which said Enochs ard family
now reside, bounded on the nortl, by lot
of Jno. +. Vaughan. on the south by lot Of
John w. Williams. and on the cast and
west by two streets. containing about one
acre. Also. another house and lot known
as the Bradford house and lot situate in
Winchester. and bounded on three sides.
by itrccts, ami on the north by lot Of \. s.;
Narhs, containing - acres. Also. n pi-
uno, one buggy, and one iron safe.
The proceeds of said sale TO be applied
first to payment of costs Of the Trust, and
then in the nm as pres riled by the
Deed. y. D. GREGORY,
Feb. 23-it 81 80 Trustee.
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Constable. Vaughn has a squad OF
bands at work improving the streets.
THIS is what we are glad to see.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

TENNESSEE bonds were quoted in
New York on Tuesday at 644 for the
Old issue, and GAL for the new,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

GOLD opened IN New York Monday
{ III! and closed at l1la,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02
i'll Baker vs. j. J. Travis. ". Z. Simpson
and II. Whitfield.

By virtue of an order Of sale issued from
the Circuit Court of franklin county. ana
tn rnc directed. ia tie above citi-r. ] vii,
expose to sale for cash. beiOr. TIE Court
house deOr III Winchester. on Monday. the
9TH day of March. ISL. u house and lot
levied on and condemned as the proper!
of defendant. Travis in the town OF Mar
Lle LIN. civil district No. g.. Franklin
county. Tenn- aud bounded as fellows:
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n,.i,Je s. Chattanooga and N
""S" g n. W. Railroads.
TRAINS SOUTH.

TRAINS SOcip'
Z r,, Passenger Train leaves Nashville
4, va, A., arrives at Decllerd 2l5 P. NJ;
'ov al p. N, Arrives ut Chattanooga
"a 4 i i'ii Passenger Train leaves Nashville
n A.. arrives at and leaves lleclIerd
TI'yy'r,M. Arrives at Chattanooga 4'3o A
81. DAILY
n TRAINS NORTH.
Ina, passengcrT Train leaves Chattanoo-
'@"iH5 A.: arrives at Dccherd s.25 a. NJ;
~ '''' n 4, NJ, Arrives in Nashville at
\ 'S XinIt Passenger Train leaves ,Chatta-
"nnGn 500 p. NJ; arrives at and leaves
Io',T'rd II 20 A. Nj. Arrives in Nashville
at 200 A. NJ. (DaiIy.)
7 p.,b fra ms connect at Chattanooga for
3, nron'a and all principal cities South.
4 T"s.cpuers for all points in the East
,niI tennessee and Virginia, make direct
'"nrrrtion by taking the train that passes
Drrhcrd at ll.40 p. NJ:
I passrngcrs going West make connection
,,i,% rLr Nashville Il Northwestern Rail-
,oad inf Nashyillc,) for 50. Louis, Kansas
'CinL and all points West and Northwest,
Trains leave Nashville 0ta Nashville y
Northwestern Railroad at 0.l5 A. NJ. and
orip N, 1900 Trains runs daily.)
''O j.. w. THOMAS,
Gen1 Sup't.
W /. DAYLEY, G. P. & 7. Ag't,
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Adjoining the lands Of d.. Thomson. and
the MrthodistChulrh lot. and lslnc ParEs
said 10 hc leiof one mere, more or less,
Sold 70 satisfy plaintiff demands. This
the 30th day Of JaAuary, 1871.
ID. j. MARTIN, Sheriff.
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order to perpetuate the reign of the
Grant dynasty. Once annexed, 1T
would be entitled to the support o. this
government though it contribute moth
ing to its treasury. 1t would require,
in case we should become involved in
war with foreign nation, our entire
navy for its protection. And what
would become of our coasts and harborsl
where our timber for the required num-
Der of gun-boatsa But this republican
party is everhappy in expedients. They
have discovered the immense and mex
haustible pines trees, each one "ht to
be the mast of some great admiral, y
round about tho famous Duluth, we
despise the patriotism and policy that
REQUIRES the annexation of st. Domingo
or the Sandwich Islands, but are truly
thankful for the political necessity. II
proves that the white men of this coun.
try are determined to restore their con-
stitution, to preserve their birthright
liber. les, that this miserable faction, or
minority, this mis-called republican
party, which for the last ton years has
been riding rough-shod over their most
precious rights and liberties, shall, with
Grant at their head, like "Lucifer and
nil his host of rebel angels, be hurled
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

Democracy. This is, indeed, a desper-
ate hope, and it is but the echo of sim
liar utteranoes from the smiing Mr..
Colfax, which are quite worthy OF the
genius displayed in his cheap Wash
ington correspondence with the hide
pendent. The President has daily
proofs Of the dissensions and disinte-
grafton of the Republican organization,
and has thrown himself into the hands
of the most violent faction, headed by
Morton, Butler, Chandler, Cameron,
and others, who represent the worst ell
ements, combined with the most prohi-
gate corruption.
Hence the scheme for reconstructing
the Cabinet, and with it another sweep
ing change among the offioe-holders.-
Every step in this direction will aug
meut the difficulties of the situation,
and diminish what little confidence is
left among moderate Republicans, who
only cling to the party now on account
of considerations affecting local politics.
But as soon as the new departure" is
taken, they will slough off, as MIR.
Schurz has done, and will be compelled
to 60 into open or partial opposition
The party is held together by a rope Of
sand, which much separate into frag-
ments after the 4th of March. Even
the cohesion of public plumber is lost
by the distribution ofpatronage Gen
eral Grant has no personal popularity,
and he has sacrificed the regard Of those
who once were his best friends. Wash
ingt Patriot.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

~THERE are none SO blind as those
Who will not see" and this is the case
with the majority of the Republicans
in Congress, who, it appears, are de-
termined not to repeal the income tax.
Well, every man to his liking.-"Yo GU
pays your manish and you takes your
choice" gentlemen. If you think 1t
will promote the prosperity ofthe count
ny and the popularity of your party tc
continue tax which ninety-6ve out o
every hundred of they people have de
nouneed as inquisitive and oppressive
60 ahead. You are masters Of the sit
uation now; but the people will chang
places with you before another yea
shall have passcd-Evening Heral'
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

NOTHING could mora strikingly GER
tify to the vast changes made in Europe
within the last few months than the abb
scnce Of any Importance to be attached
to the utterances Of the ex-Emperor
Napoleon. A bare six months ago,
and all Europe waitsd in dreadful e1-
recitation at the smile and nod of this
man, whose opinions are to-day about
as important upon matters of general
continental interest as are those of the
bawling Garde Rationale in the corner
cabaret. 1t is reported that he has sent
message to his Holiness the Pope, ex'
pressing disapprOval of the violation o
the September convention and the sci
xure OF Rome. One year ago such
message would have meant war, am
perhaps the disintegration or rehabiil
tation Of kindoms. To-day It is OF n
moro value as an influential agent tina
the wind that shakes the wintry bran
shss of the trees of Wilhelmshohc.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18
n ARRHED.

-WOOTERR.-On the 9TH Instant
by the Lev. NJ. Gciman, Mr.. ]. W. Wright
and Miss Florence Woetters, all Of Kent
county. Del.
PoOR-SHoRTS.-On the LIST instant, at the
residence of John Shorts, in West Dover
HID, by Rev. Cyrus Huntington, John II
Poor, OF Caroline CO., Md and Miss Letitia
Shorts, of this county.
SlPPLE-GRAHAM.- the7th instant, al
the residence Of VIM. Dill, in East DsveI
HID, by the same. Nathaniel Green to Miss
Mary Graham, both oil this county.
DAVIS-HoLsTEIN.- ON the sth
Btnst., by the saime, John Davis TO Miss Sal
lie Holstein, both of Dover.
BEASTEN-BURNS.- Baltimore, on the
LIST inst, by Rev. VIM. Graham, Mr.. Chas.
RBeasten, Jr., Of Baltimore, formerly OF
Odessa, 10 Miss Ella Burns, daughter OF
VIM. f. Burns, Esq, OF Baltimore.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18
LETTER FROM DOVER.

DOVER, Feb. 10th, 1871.
MR. EDIToR:-Dur the past week
the usual amount OF business has been
performed by our Legislature, Since
the passage of the bill dividing the First
Ward of the city of Wilmington, which
caused such an excitement among the
Republicans of that city, bill has been
reported for the organization of a Police
Department. which is something long
needed in Wilmington, and will, in all
probability, be the moans of making the
selection OF policemen matter f care
full consideration, and prevent the APP
pointment of incompetent mon as police
merely on account of their party SER
vices and electioneering qualities.
Numerous petitions of various kinds
have been presented, and referred to
their respective committees; aud the di-
vorce business is still brisk.
The following acts of Incorporation
have passed AN act to incorporate the
Mispillion Ditch Company; an act to in
corporate Asylum Lodge, No. %, /. o..
o. F., OF Wilmington; an act supple
mentary to an act incorpc rating the Ma
sonic Hall Company, of Wilmington; an
act to incorporate the Wilmington Hos
pital; an act supplemental TO an act to
incorporate The Delaware City and PEN
sylvani2 Railroad Company; an act to
incorporate the Wilmington Rifle Club;
nm act TO incorporate Chosen Friend
Lodge, No. 80, /. o. o. F., Of Harring-
ton.
Our worthy and popular Senator elect
Ell Sauls,,ury-gaye an entertainment
on Thursday evening last, at his resi-
Fence, TO the members of the Lsgisla-
ture, and many OF his personal friends,
both male and female. Everything
passed off pleasantly. no intoxicating H.
quors of any kind being served with The
refreshments, and all retired in happy
frame of mind, and with Increased feel
ings OF respect and admiration tor the
honorp BILE gentleman.
But as there is nothing more Of gem
eral importance TO write about, will
bid you adieu until next week.
SAPPHO.
- --r.s Haxrf ~
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18
NEWS uf THE WEEk.

An Jowan has been fined $500 for
slandering.
Washington is the paradise of titled
aGventui SrS. doom
Savannah is to have a grand tourna-
nleilt February 2lst. $50 80
The cane of Good Hope claims to have
a coffee spring.
They havo begun, in Canada, to raise
rabbits Cor food.
A yacht club OIL the Lakes has peen
formed at Buffalo.
Montreal is killing owls suspected OF
destroying sparrows.
Bnst0n sends shovels to South Africa
| for the diamond hunters.
Moss agate, of rare quality, has lately
been found near Reading.
There are ninety. three churches in
Washington, Of which twenty arc COZ
orod. ..t
IT, Is stated n contract has been signed
for the importa. ion of q number OF cool
los 10 work aSchuylkili county colliery,
AID that the first batch will arrive about
May l.
T Thirteen thousand nine hundred and
forty-two feet of .tunnelling have keer
completed through the mountain ~
Hoosac, and IL ,OS6 feet remain to be aug
# through.
Q The Treasury Department has receiv
= ed l49 applications from this country an'
|. Europe for agencies for tho negolatin,'
of the new bonds to be issued under I'LL
IS act of July IA, 1870.
i The Boston Beard of Trade is takin
Al steps to secure the punishment Oh psl
~ lies who obtain credit by false slat
ments, and procure goods ior tue p u
pose OF falling and cheating their creo
al tors. r-r+ar
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18
ST. DOMINGO AND THE RxPUBLI.
CAN PARTY.

OAN EAhAIs
Notwithstanding the unanimity and
harmony which prevailed in the coun-
ellis Of the Black Republican party,
when it first inaugurated the "Great
Northern Rebellion" against the laws
and constitution of our country, seem to
have become somewhat disturbed, yet
the proceedings of that ''loil body"
still show their determination that their
revolution shall not go backward
Founded upon principles not heaven
descended, and never comprising but
little more than one third of the popular
vote of the people, it constitutionally
succeeded in elevating into the presi-
Dental chair q man of its choice
Standing not upon the constitution
which he had sworn to sspreserve, pro-
tect and defend,' but upon the Chica-
60 Platform, he at once usurped the
war-making forever and proceeded to
make good his threats, enunciated on
former occasion, "to stand on the shores
of the Ohio river and throw fre-brands
49, II
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

IT IS UNDERSTOOD that the Presl-
dent now admits the desperate situs-
ton of his party, and sees but little
prospect for the success of his intend
ed candidature in 1872, unless by some
fortunate interposition, of which the
prospect at present is poor indeed. In
an interview with Heading Republican
few days ago, he is reported to hav'
said that the only hope of victory wa
some serious blunder Oh the part Of tn
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

AN ExAMrLE WORTH Y oE IMITATION.
Rev. Lafayette Marks, pastor of liam
over Street Presbyterian Church, viii
mington, after concluding his sermon
on Sunday, was about tn engage in the
administration of tho Holy Communion,
but not sesing the venerable Willard
Hall, Judge Of u. s. District Court OF
Delaware, in his seat, remarked that it
was the first time in 40 years he had
been absent on communion day, and
who was then prevented from being
present by indisposition. Judge Hall is
In his 9lst year, and has been an exam
plary member of the church since 1925.
Gazette.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

tory of this unholy party, written In the
blood of millions slain in, the tears OF
sweeping Rschels" throughout the
Hand it is not our purpose to trace. IL
is simply our province to make some re-
Election to prove their consistency. The
revolution on their part, ostensibly "to
preserve the union with the rights of
= all the States unimpared," was, as tho
past shows, for rapine, robbery, muir
} der, plumber, bloodshed, the suprema-
e CIV of the negro racc-and in fact
'r every thing prohibited by the decal-
IL ogue and the laws of the land, still goes,
not backward. These negrpohilists
% the leaders of this anti-bible, anti-con-
stitution and revolution party still 60
" forward. Having invested the negroes
y of this country with the full rights OF
citizenship, and made negro senator's,
" judges, and legislatures-and that too
- before the ratification ~ Of the 10Th
" amendment so-called, which proceeded
~ upon the rightful supposition that they
were not then citizens--one of thci
~ next steps is to make 18th amendment
u of the barbareus hcsthen;sh blood
vs. hound cut-throat negroes of St. DO
81 mingo; to- make that far-distant an
"s0 sterile island a state Of the FEEDER;
zee, union. Or what is more probab
"'"' states, as the number of electors f
President and Vice-President is equ
to that of senators and representativ
n in Congress. And for what purpose
10 to be annexed To prop up and su
80 port the rapidly decling power of tn
400 party. The recent elections in
" Southern States. though held und
: AZ. yankee bayonets, prove that the neg
-, vote can not be relied on for the repu
lican nominees of 1872. Even G.
- Geary in his message to the lcgislat'
condemned in unmeasured terms
NarNa
presence of troops at the polls of Pc
'o sylvania, and we noticed the other
- several eminent Democratic congr
~ men from New York declared in
y ~ House the fixed determination of
authorities of that great State to
-. her citizens and resist further inter
ence at the polls those hired distur
-, of the peace which the usurper G
sent there to control her election
Fall. Democratic victories in t
too great states as likewise in {
Presi- Indiana, Illinois and many others
.itu.- plainly and Individually fcreshad'
# little for the Democratic nominees of
intend Hence something must be done
Dy some that too right speedily. A people
ioh the ready ground into dust by radical
ed. In alton are to be still further take
publican equip the Tennessee and defray tn
to have penses of commission to st. D.
Ory was 90. 1t is to be purchased at c
TT Of the millions and annexed to this coun
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

TEE edit n of the Centreville (Md).
Observer, speaks in his last issue, of the
"Millington correspondent of the smyr-
ma, lDcl). Herald, whom we convicted
q few weeks ago of plagiarism. p
Will the editor of the Observer kindly
enlighten us as to the nature of the
charge 2 We have searched Webste'
in vain fer the word and its definition
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

A STRONG VAULT.-The Citizens Ma
tional Bank OF this town Is having a
will be fire and burglar proof, and per
haps, the most secure one in the State
Il is built OF granite slabs, nine inches
thick, with brick work on the outside,
and lined on the inside with thick boiler
iron, the whole being twenty-one inches
thick. 1t has two sets OF burglar proof
doors of the best Ho'ring manufacture.
The vault when entirely finished will
cost about 2,OOO.-Middietow Tran
script.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

for C,roesbeck's Calculating Machine, rapid,
accurate, reliable, simple. Easily operated,
cheap and beautiful. ,,,., -
fractions. taking from one TO five column
of figures at time, carrying and borrowing
its own tens, hundreds, etci without the
Address ZiEGLER Il McCURDY Philadel-
| phia Pa. 90 Nv.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

Din. w. b. MKLoNEY, OF this town,
has been granted patent for an i'm
proved thill or shaft coupling, which he
has invented recently. The advantage
OF the Doctors patent is in the ease and
rapidity with which The shafts are re
moved or attached, and the avoidance OF
all rattling at the thill when the carriage
is in motion. He made The thill for his
own carriage and was induced to secure
patent for the invention, which, upon
application, was readily grsnted.-
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18
AGENTs WANTED

for Abbott's Prussia and the Frsneo-
Pryssfan war, in German and English.
With fue steel engravings, maps, &c. Agents
are gettif.s from % to so subscribers per Day.
one Agent reports 1853 orders the nrst twc
days. Now is the time TO secure an agency
for this and ether works desirable for agents
Address Quaker city Publishing House, III
80 o1o onince at philndelphia. 4w.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

AT THE special election, held in the
Tenth Ward, Wilmington, on Wednes-
day, for members of Council and In
spectors, the Democratic ticket was
elected by an average majority of So.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18
TEE cause of the

TEE cause of the sad mortality in
Psris, owing to lack of food, is
said to be due to the fact that that the
herrid condition Of the roads, and the
disorganirsd state of the railways,
cause innumerabls delays to the povi-
sion trains from the Belgian frontier,
aMd to these from Disppe.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18
TAG agricultural editor Of the New
York Times is said to be lady.

JOHN j. LEWIS and Horatio G..
Warner, Democrats, have been chosen
Regents Of the University of New York,
over Horace Greeley and w. D. Bris-
tai, by a party vote.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

THE st Louis Home Journal comes to
us this week with the initial chapters OF
Kniverette, and we think that wa risk
nothing In saying that the lovers of fic-
ton will find in. Kniverette as good a
story as il has been their good fortune to
peruse for many a day. We advise all
our friends to at once subscribe for the
st. Louis Home Journal and get this in
tensely interesting story. Address, for
specimen number, Sheffield q Stone,
42l North Tixth Street, st. Louis, Mo.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18
A complete file of


may always be found at the Offices OF
GEO. p. HOWELL & Co., Advertising
Agents, 40 and Al Park Row, New York
who are authorised to represent us in
that city.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

IT IS said that all tso bachelor board.
or which he liaxssvie ssls.sr,,, :
.rs ii tho Continental TTot"l, Philadel-
phia. fed to The woods and rave been
subsisting on roots and herbs, because
one day eight wedding parties stopped
NJ fbe house. There is no law there
AGAINST wedding parties Mt all.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

NOTHING is 80 well calculated tn mako
man contented with his lot in life,
whatever It may be, as good 'squaro
meal" and nowhere in Town can be
found better place to obtain it than at
tbs restaurant Of Watson b. Null, Com.
inerce St., below Main, near the Post or
flee. Everything pleasant and palatabie
can there be obtained at all hours aud AZ
reasonable rates. Drop in, We hungry
and thirsty ones, and see If we are not
right
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-18

TIE largest stock and greatest variety,
of children's shoes ever offered tn tho
public on this peninsula is now offered
Nv Primrose at cost.
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sMrRrA. DELAWARE.
Saturday Morning, Feb. l8, 1871.

All communications for this paper.
90 receive amy attention, must be ne.
sSmPanIsd BY the writer's proper
Ranae.