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MUTUAL AID ASSOcIATIOH
ones, 222 MaIa St. HsaphIs.

oFFICERs:
H.D. COFNELL, President.
II BINGHAM, Vios-Prestdsnti
n p PRECSOTr, Secretary.
VS. BRUCE. Treasurer.
ONLY members Of the Order In good stand
~ ing admitted. The fsea are small. ADJ
n7is9iorl fee. IS, in advance. Annual faa s1
IN advance, and 81 upon the death of sac6
mem ber within thirty days after being nofi-
nsd), Ehen his 1anllEs or any person 5ssi.<-
gate OF 81 nom every member OF the Asso.
ciatiOn. Al Odd Fellows IN Tannessea. Ms
slszlppi and AIkansaz. are eligible % maus
stit1tlon- &C beneft The families OF is de-
esesed members. aul9 d4w
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nication with the Bluff City, and fur
nish you garden and tradesmen
who now 90 North and East.
Election In New York.
NEW YORK, August 25.-In the
election of yesterday twenty-seven
townships heard from give a MAORI.
ty of nine hundred and forty-fOur
against the Convention. The coun-
ties in the interior of the State will
probably give majority for the Con-
vention.
Destructive Storm.
CINCINNATI, August PA tele-
gram from Crestline reports storm
there yesterday afternoon, with wind,
hail and rain. Trees and houses were
blown down, and the engine house of
the Cincinnati and indianapolis rail-
road wrecked. No lives lost. Rain
fell here all last night and this fore
noon.
The Crops in Arkansas.
HICKORY PLAINS, ARK, August 21.
Portions of this State are suffering
very much for rain at this time, which
will cut the cotton crop short. The
corn crop Is very. good. We have a
large surplus to spare to emigrants in
this and the adjoining county. We
have as good white mans country
here As could be desired. Land is
cheap; the country Is fresh and pro-
ductive; health is very good.
The Episcopal Squabble.
CHIc AGO, August M.-The other
Bishop alluded to in the article on
the Cheney case going the rounds Of
the press, copied from the Protestant
Chltrcllaada, Is known to be Bishop
Whipple, OF Minnesota, formerly a
rector of the church of Holy Com
munion in this city, high church,
man and a personal friend of Bishop
Whitehouse. 1t was at his suggestion
that the visit Of Bishop Lee and him.
self was made to this city; but as
the Bishop of Illinois was at that time
absent on a visitation, the narrative of
the relations of two visiting Bishops to
the Cheney case, it is stated is EN-.
bodied in letters and documents
which will, ere long, be made public
by their publication, and 1t is claimed
becomes necessary and proper as a
reply to the statement of Bishop Lee,
and will be looked for with lively In
terest, as some questions of fact as
well as ecclesiastical courtesy, are in
volved in the narrative as given in
the CturcltmG1l.
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Cash Premiums
For attendance. appointing
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1871.

As the day for distribution, when It Is ex-
pected Will be assam blsd the largest number
OF persons ever present at one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, viii entitle ihe holder to Ed-
mission TO the Grounds, and participation In
the chances Of the following hst OF
VALUABLE CASH PREMIUMS.
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The Little Rock and Fort smItb Railroad

EHt LIIIib hVUh anu IVIt S''''" '''''' -
LITTLE Rock, August pa board
of directors Ofthe Little Rock andtOrt
Smith Railroad Company reOrganized
in this city yesterday, ignoring the
new board entirely, which Is composed
mostly of Boston men. @. 5. Scott
was elected President, and the other
officers were elected. This board claims
to be the only legal board Of directors
of the road, and will at once institute
proceedings to have the road restored
to them, pay of the present indebted
ness and complete il as soon as pos
.sible.
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The Amnesty Association OF Dub
lin win hold a meeting at Phoenix
Park, September Sd, TO petition the
Queen for liberation of political pris-
Oners.
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DIED.

MITOHELL-At the residence of his pa
rents, on Causey street. on Friday. August
18th. at 4 O'Clock pm. EDWARD JOHN hTFoH-
ELIs son OF Edward and Mary Mitchell, aged
le years months and II days.
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FOREIGN TsLEGRAMs
Another Bin lob.

huOlHcE DlH 4Ous
KINGSTON, Angus 24.-The British
Consul at Carthagenia has gone to
England to OrganiZs a canal company,
to connect the Interior Island with
the Magguela river.
The TychbSrne Claimant Convict.
NEW YORK, August 25.-L 'ndOn
intelligence states that it has been
discovered that the Tychborne ciaim-
ant was at one time a convict On the
COckatOo, Island, Australia,
Honors for Morse.
CITY OF MEXICO, August I2.-In
view OF the early completion of the
telegraph between Mexico and the
United States, the journals of Mexico
suggest that Mexican citizenship be
C, inferred upon Prof. Morse.
Religious Riot In Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, August 28.-In
More lila a Catholic Priest named Cam
ero. pt 'eached a bitter sermon against
law ref, Orm and religious federation.
He succ, seded inIexcitipg the people to
such a pitch against the protestants
that his haraugue resulted in COM
Tnittinp a b bpeaeh of peace Ivy the null
titude. Callero was sent to- prison by
the authorities, but the people at
fempted to take him out OF jail.
Federal troops WIS the result OF this
popuIar attempt at Jail delivery, and
q general riot followed, in which
a great many persons were killed and
wounded, and even incendiarism
was resorted to by the infiamed
and enraged followers Of the Priest.
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nication with the Bluff City, and fur
nish you garden and tradesmen
who now go North and East.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
/ PCBLIC-No. 90
TFUULIC--INO. JJ,T
An Act to incnrporat, the Natinnal Mutual

An Act to Incorporate the National Mutual Lite
Be by the Senate House of Representatives Of
the United States ct Ameea in GongreSS aTb"% ab n M
Donaldson. william Richardson Jededi@h H. Baxter lanes
Thompson B. Seare. Joseph f. Evans, Thomas L. Tul
n fH A%"5 %"6n o GcaTs MT%nGy william
James o. COuner and b. r. French and their successors
Life Assurance ami Trust Association and by that name may
and have all the rights privileges and mmunitirs
the purposes of the coporto hereby created Provided
Tn the said shall be limited to the District OF C"luu-
ba IN the ot It's business and shall not establish
any Sgeney IN any State except in pursuance OF the laws {"
SEC And be further enacted That tn" corporation above
AMI pIri sac ntrer "s prny b ecr"sry to rTfct thr
- a. "H @ ~ ~ 80 I
PrSetcaoe shall open books Tor the rnr4irn OF mEhrfS
socati" shall be the mutual nuaue of III" lives he mem
by him unon Tie Tnjowntrnt Man At any meeting f the
rules and by laws for the government u their aSocatou and
premiums and provide tor the payment OF "> in such
incorportron Provided, That such rules and byvws si
not conflict with the C"n>utn of the United States no
rnS AID laws ma, b changed at any rcgnlar meeting Of t
me nj ers 81 such hoard present
SCI 4 And b. il igrh"r enacted That it shall be Lawful
estate as nows First such shall De- requisite for the i'm
for iSns previously conirSctd for "m,y dU "r 6d
shall have been conveyed sacton OF debts pre-
vousy contracted in lhe OF DEALINGS fourth snrl
or mortgag sobtsined or made for such debts
tees t" the business said corporation shabr twenty
majority O whom shall be- residents the District 0 COum
blt; amt tn, first board shall be- elected the corpn
Iat" herein nemcd and EXISTING occurring h
death resignation Otherwise ice OF trustees nh
be- field b b. lot such time the shall prescribe
ana that sad trustees shall cI at hcir number to be- h
o. mS d t3aI1 Ml@ Sha!. "iin be- ID" president "
presidents, Of their number secretary hr
lumber as treasurer O the
Sect And b. further enacted That the president vice
presidents secretary treasurer and the subordinate officer
Snt agents Of the shall respectively
security their fidelity and good board
from time require and the board shall fix th
salaries Of such officers and agents.
Approved, Juut 23 lS7h.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
GPUBLIC-NO. iOll
An Act to loyal citizens in the StaeE lately in rebe

An Act loyal citizens in the Staea lately in rebellion
tor services 80 taking the United
teen hundred aud
Be il enacted 10y the House
me United states OF America in Congress assembled. That
S claims o loyal citizens in the States of Alabama Arkana
Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South
CaToua Texas and Virginia services rendered
states arshals and their taking the eighth
ss in the eighteen hundred and paid
n uneXpendUd balance hitherto
Tor the payment OfUDted States aarShas and their
Tor services rendered in taking the eighth the
eighteen hundred and sixty Provided That shall be
pad on account OF such claim until proof satisfactory
the secretary of the Interior OF the LOYALTY the United
States throughout the late rebellion the person by whom
said services is alleged have been performed shall have
urnS1e among which proofs shall he the oath Of the
alleged to nave BrriOmed the said such
living Provided That satisfactory evidence shall he submitted
10 the proper accounting officers that the claimants under this
ACT nave never received compensation fer their
whatever.
Approved, %
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
lPCBLIC-No. 1901
~
An Act to authorized the

0tth army and
BE IL enacted by the and House
the United states of America Congress asSrTb-d That
the proper accounting officers the be aud they
hereby authorized the settlement the dis
bursting officers a the Waran Navy Departments arising since
the commencement OF the rebUR aud twrntiet
day OF August eighteen hundred and sNsN 70 allow such
credits tor payments, and losses funds vouchers and
propcra hey deem and reasonable. when
mended under authority the War and Navy
ny the heads of the military and naval bureaus which such
accounts respectively pertain.
SEC And be further enacted That the of mill
y ana naval officers whether O the line OF sta tor
mcnt property charged to them, be closed 10y the
accounting officers Whenever in their Judgement II will be
the interest o the Cued Provided That
accounts originated to the twentieth August
teen hundred and AtysN Provided That not settlement
sha be made BY the officers OF the under this
which snail exceed the Of five thousand dollars and only
Oi such officers 0t the the
IN whose accounts there trad against the United
states; Aud provided further That this shall
force Tor two years from and after it's and longer
App owed. June q, l.1O
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

see IS And be further enacted That the Attorney
raj shall form time to tim. edited and printed
sd"h 3l one thousand ceples at the Government Printing
Such o the 0pnl"S OF the law officers herein author
Le 20 De given as ne may deem valuable tor preservation III
whch shall be AS to the size quality of printing
ana binding OF uniform style aud APPEARANCE nearly
PaSeabe with the eight volume said opinions, published
eight which volumes shall contain head notes com
pet ana ul Index and such notes the Attorney ten
ea may Such volumes shall be distributed IN such
manner the Attorney General time tO time pre-
SCRIBE
49, And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect and he nOrce the first day Oi july 0lSh
teen hundred and seventy.
ApurO we'd June 2
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
Bricklayin~ and Plastering

The undersigned respectfully informs his friends Of
Smyrna. and vicinity that he Is prepared execute
all kinds Of work in the above business in a work.
manlIke manner Contracts taken, and all kinds Of
material furnished, if desired.
CHAS. IL. HENDERSON,
Residence, Delaware ST., first door ab. Commerce.
REFERENCE:
Edward Beck john A Cavender.
E.V. Cooper. fe22 q. W. d. >. Taylor.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
LprRLIC-Nn. 96.l

An Act supplementary ene An act te auharize
the and lateral branch OF
the Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad Company into and with
in the District OF CulumGa approved February hve egh
hundred and seventy.
Be enacted by the senate and House of Representatives of
the United States America Congress assembled That
the Baltimore and Potomac Rail road Company be- and they
hereby authorized and employed To- extend to their lateral
branch authorized by the act t. which this Is Supplements
supplements said by the of Mary land
guit the vaduc the PotO
the city OF Washington known the Long Bridge
heir tracks said bridge and connected with
that hereafter be constructed
the Virginia. To effect these the said
Baltimore and Potomac Rrod Company hereby authOzed
and Hk Hold change ana the
said sul the connected thereWh in pcetulty
Provided That the said Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company viii maintain IN good condition the said
bridge aud ordinary travel and the bridge shall at
all times be nl bridge for public tor ordinary
PROVIDED iuriher That the said Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company shall and maintain the
draw bridges impede the free navigation Of the
Potomac efficient working condition at all times and
that until such time the Hedul changes made To
cOmnOiae railroad other traffic. contemplated by this
supplement-. shall he the duty the said Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company repair without delay all DANA
the bridge maintain without cost 10 tr4
United States Provided That said railroad company shaI
give other railroad companies the i-ht sad rdge
such reasonable be agreed Congress
prescribe.
and Potomac Railroad Company ra time TO
repair public orii-
travel o the United States enter
possession the said bridge and Congress the
right TO alter amcud this law.
Approved, June II, 1870
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
- n, s.,IGIAI4
LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS OF TILE United STATES |
PASSED AT TuE SECOND SESSION UF TIE FORTY
FIRST CONGKEsS

LAWS, AND RE$0LuIlQX,S OF TIE AITEp STATES STATE,
PASSED AT TuE SECOND SESSION UF TIE FORTY
FIRST CUNGKEsS.
lPUBLIC-NO 9j.I
Act relating to he OF the District OF COlum
the House of Representatives of
the United states OF America in Congress assembled That the
districts and criminal courts authorized by the act
proved March third eighteen hundred and sixty three entitled
and other which been be held. shall
be- and declared tU be- vveAy the
tences ORDERS procetd& anu acts Ol san general terms
special terms circuit COURTS districts and criminal
Deemed ludSn"hts dtctees sentences orders proceedings
and act said supreme court Provided That nothing herein
contained shall affect ne right appeal provided 10y law.
sec An be 1t further enacsd That the supreme court
OF the Disct of Columbia shall hereafter consits of chief
shall be appe mt y the Preside by aud with the Rvlce ana
ct III additional JUS O said court with
the ike to take the oath to perform the same
ana to re I've III" same salary aS the ether associate
justices OF the CO, r
SEc Aud he ur;her enacted. That whenever, Mt
sion OF the court IN General term held 10y four Of the justice he
court shall be- equally divided opinion the question m
vUved in argued submitted to the court nc
olvlslon OF opinion shall De noted upon the nllh'S y"
and tPreupon aud within days thereafter ether
party IN such hr with the clerk of the CONT mo
IN wrltlE2 nave Such reifgueu
Justices and such rrargmrnt rchcans shall be had a.
soon thereafter MS conveniently may be-. , ,
SEC And he II further enacted Ihat an the poMet l
Jurisdictions by law held and exercised by the orphans
Washington in the District ot Columbia shall
her be held and exercised by the justice holding the
special said that purposes sub
always the provisions provisions as are con
tained in the Fifth section oi the act n congress
the the District Ut Columbia and
other approved March third eighteen hundred
and sixty three.
SEC s. Aud be That the orphans court Of
Washington county District of Columbia he and the same Is
hereby abOlShad and all laws ami relating to said
the applicable said
hereby continued in in te said supreme
and all other laws and parts i laws relating to ai
nothing hern contained shall be- construed to abolish the
Office of register Of wills Tor said county.
Nel j Pills
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
UNION PAItLOR IIEATEpS

For heating rooms on the Isl, % and 30 aoo,, Co...
of which are now III use "a Smy rua, all se''s
faction. "s 'si
TN Roofing, Gu'errug and Spour.ng ,o,.e
and on reasonable terms. Old Stove. A.,.o. ''-a
changed Persons sehd:us by mnI W ,t.. .,,"H =" 81
railroad, Will receive prompt aljculou. 3rJ @''e @
ton guaranteed. ,ss ,,'ss
II. f.. Pickles. y p'.,D'
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
ANDREW J. WRIGHT,
LOVER DELAWARE.

nII.ES, HemOrrhOdaI TumOrs all kinds positively
estivey, perfectly and permanently ". A. Nc
CANDLISS, NJ. H.. No. POOL ARCH ST, PHILAD A. Pa de-
sire to to thote afflicted with kind of PILED Internal
External Blind Bleeding, itching that there is positively
kind Of deception in the these diseases the
perfect and permanent and without the slightest danger with
out the slightest injury the patient and without
cRuscS Instruments also Fisuia Fissurcs Polap
and liberation of the lower bowels Patients
and house till cured they desire Can
ctI96m
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
Delaware Railroad Line.
SUI mer Arrange EN- en
On and after
MONDAY,APRIL 9Th. 1870.
SOI-TII.

Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
til further notice. All Trains Sundays
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

~
- son is, that it is more
>sessssl 49,. liable and far more ellec-
FL tual remedy than any
===zz=7z==-7=--- - other. Those who have
tried it, knew that it cured them; those who have
not, know that 1t cures their neiSlborS ana friends,
and all know that what it does once 1t does always
that it fails through any fault or neSlectof
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures of the
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every neighbOrhoOd, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates;
containing neither calnnel or any deleternu5 drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody Thclr
smear coating nrcscryes them ever fresh and makes
them plea SAINT to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity;
They operate by their powerful influence ON the
internal viscera to purify the blood and STIMULATE 1t
into healthy action the ohStructonS of the
stomach, bowels liver, AMI other organs OF the
body, restoring their irregular action to health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such dCrange-
ments as are the first origin of disease
Minute directions are given IN the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
f'iIiS rapidly cure:
For Esyspepsia or Indigestion, Lis.Iess-
ncss, EanguOr and EOSs OF Appetite, they
should he taken moderately to stimulate the stomi-
ach and restore its healthy tone aud action.
For kiVer Complaint and its varrous svnp-
toms, Bilious EEeadbc hn. Sick Headache,
IaMndice GrP~n sickness. Bilious
Collie and Bilious FeVers, they should he u-
dirou sly taken for each case the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause it.
For zDySentery Or noiarrhOea. but one mild
dose is generally required
For Rhemnlatisnl, O. ost. Gravel. HsaIpi-
tRtiOn Of the kHrart, Pain in the Side,
Back and LOin1, they should be continuously
taken, a. required, to change tho diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For EDrOpSy and prOpsicaI SweIlIngs they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
du"e the Gle Z OF a drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should be tuhen
as it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a Dinner Pill. take one or two Pills ~ pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bOwes into healthy action, restores the appetite
and invgorates the system Hence 1t is often ad-
vantageOus where no serious arrangement exists
One who feels tocrably well, often finds that dose
of these PiIIs makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renOvating effect on the diges-
tive apparatus
DIR. j. c. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, U. S. A.
Sold bv J. W. DENNEY JAS p. HOFFECKEl
Smyrna. and all Druggists and Dealers in MedIcIl
everywhere. Ocl9ly
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

FRUIT JAR MANUFACTURER AND BUY.
notified that better and cheaper Jar than was
ever known viii he Supniied This Jar excellS ia
every unaillv and requirement. and will tnt>ell and
can undersrll any .nd all Others. II will sell nseli
important PrIre LtSI tor 1871. now ready and sent
lrpe Address CiIAS 6. INLAY x SON,
nhSfw No 22l back ST, PhIlada., Pa.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

nEAFNESo, CATARRH, SCROFULA. lady
~ who he'd suffered for years from Deafness. Ca
/ ,rrh. aud ScrOiula cured by simple remedy
Her sympathy and gratitude prompts her 10 send the
receipts tree ui charge any one similarly afflicted
Address Mrs NJ. C. LEGGETT, Jersey City, N. J. 4w
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

WANTED AGESFT SS1 nsM EyE@EWEEGHa dS1N w !GaiSo EG
tory of taIy," Ulustraied.) by John 5. G. AbbOlt
A splendid snlyect and popular author. b. b. RUS
SELL, Publisher, Boston, Mass. mh0iw
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
25 to $40 a DaY!

n0 Won want situation aS salesman al or near home
to sell our new strand White Wire Clothes Lines TO
last Eoreuer Don't miss tins chance. Sample free,
Address Hudson Rirer Wire Mills rs WIN St. N. Y,
or Is Dearborn ST Chicago. mhS4w
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
SMYRNA SEMINARY.

3rd Term begins March 27ih Pupils admitted at
any time. Good facilities for acquiring a thorough
know edge of the higher we'll 8 the common
TnIIioD, in Academic Department. 81
per week. No extra charge for Bookkeeping and Il e
Languages. For Catalogue send to
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Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes of Laxative

PernapS no one medl-
cine is so universally re-
quired by everybody As
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
" adopted into use, in
every cOuntryand among
all classes, rs this mild
but efficient purgative
PiH. The obvious rca-
son is, that is a more re-
liable and far more ellec-
tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
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PEEILADELPEIYA.

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