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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-13
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rneinen bo@seroient 9emadt baben.
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tatsn rer 9ineGiden 8arbarei aufiuz
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fIcndre a~euercings auftritt.
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lun9en elmer r.r 5auptsrinre Ter ror
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-13

aettunS biefe 4rieesertldruu8 ber Dbl.
nsff&en @tsieruns seeer bus Gtrt>
Rentbum ful9enpermaben su re@tfertt>
gen, tnpem fle (ast: ~Men. man trs
tpdet, uie n,anniefa@e St5runSet BIZ
lbdtistett Der Mtidondre idon tn IT,
mem 2anre peranla6t bat uno caB BIT
lon8jdbrtse &ebeuion, bic bic la6nteu
propin3e, ceS &eides perbsert uno BIZ
Dpnatte lelbf nit oeu1 Stur3e becrobt
bat aus BEN &eim Der BON fatboliihen
@eiflt@en perbreiteten 2ebrea berpor>
aeeansen 1T, iu rarf man e6 ber dime
Tiaen @eeteruna nidt ~ iebr perarz
gen, pab te GinHu0e fern ;u balten
frebt, rie 70 nabtbetl'se Jolsen fit Die
3ube uno BEN 8eltanp ibres &ei@es
eebatt baben."
Der 2eier febt bter, no Der Sort
idrittemann btnaas mill: bic fatbolf>
iGen @eifli@en rpereen als llrbsber
rer8eteaion inGbina eenun3irt. @abr=
baftt9 biele 8ebauptunB 1T 3u plump,
als raB fe bel etnem unbefan8enen 2e>
fer 1ei ct Sure orer Yrottfant, elmer
Ne@tfertisun8 beoiirfte. Das eez
nannte 8latt sebt in ieiner eeipeni@aft
nod >peiter, tuoem IS faet:
~Gine biQtse 8~eurtbeilune miro
ni@t leusnen f5nnen, paB bic
Miliiondre BORT I'M @runte tpett mebr
l1rbetl ansert@tet, als @uBen seitiftet
,baben unp roB eS in r1an9trB e3febun0
ibren 1bel b~eratbenen uno inoiscreten
Gifer IN beiliamer Deiie 3aoeln tplrre>
rpenn fte wdBten, raj ibre Betebrune6>
periu&e lie per @efabr ausleBen, ale
unte,tbanen tes 8aiier6 BON Gbina,
nit renen befanntlid ni9t piele UNI
ftdnre 9ema&t percen, bebaneelt 3u
reroen. 1ie meifen WilTondre, Die
mad China fommen> linr b5@a einleis
tis 9etilcete Menlden, bic Gunner
mas 9etban ju bubeu slauben, ,penn
lie 70 unp 70 piele 6uneerte 6sipen suu,
@brii1entbum npmineu betsbrt baben.
auetn Die, wel@e DON ibnen fa tetebz
rem laien, aeb6reu ourdwes BET ME-
erfaften Yolfeflal1e an Die bas> mae
man fe lebrt, gar ni@t su per1eben
permas uno IS gang falia aufaGenp>
ll9 rur@ Die ibr beisebra@ten reuen
Besrife beredtf9t elaubt, tte @elese
~ oerleBen> Cen Nutborttdten ben &C.
bprlam III perlasen uno ouerlet I'm
ruben i'm Staat beruppurufen."
Das 1T baS Denfmal, rpelde5 ten
eclcn MduYrern beut3uta9e 9eIeBt
wirp, he NIT ibrem Blut uno 9.ben
fit o;nSies ees Ghrifentbums uno Der
Qualification i'm Qan'e Der Barbaren
,in9eianren lino;; uno 3mar nidt etrpo
als Nnlt,fter elmer &ebeQton, Sunrern
ais l&ulrloie Spier ibrer Menl6en>
liebe, 9eihla@tet ron cerbrutalen 81
malt res 6%eicentbums, tpel6em NUM-
mebr bic moeerne Nuffldrun9 Die 6ane
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Uurpen8 auberer.)
Ser Nrimat be5 2eibeas.
(G%ertjebuHg.)

@dbreno he Steluns be5 Yapites
ais Hel6uBer unp @h,eceridter Der
Naticnen rem Be1B zines unabbin9iz
sen meltli9en Neides fprrerte, ramit
er pbne YartbeiIiafett unr NIT &raft
leines Nmtc5 palten f5nnte> perlan9te
nit moo gr5eerem Ne@t feline 9eifli@e
Sberscrpalt freie uno unbef4.dnfte
6errldaft iter Die Stact Nom, jenen
Mittelpunft, Don peldem pas @eieB
unp Der CLAUDE rer &frde bur@ Den
Grrfreis ausfrablte. @pn Nom, Der
Mutter uno 6errin, nit ibr n,rtunpen
als &inber, perlan9ten aue redteldubiz
gen &trden ibre mitterlt9e Girioree.
sic batte bic Wiliundre ~ausaeianrt
unp tepoQmd@tiet welde ben @5ltern
Gurtpa's Gbulum sep1eoist batten,
unp Die jun9tn &irden, melde ttele
Wil1ondre in cen falten WdlrernW Dit
tel @urora's unp ben fdrmilden Snz
leln pes atlantriden Meere5 9eboren
uno gun, 2eben. 9ebra&t frtdten tbre
biRolen Nrme mad @om UNI 8eiitanp
unp errparteten pom ibm 2eten unc
Stdrfe. Die nnprsenldnrildenS tdble,
Die nod On ZEN pe]tolifhn llebaliez
ferunsen fetbielten, riibmten fi@ reS'
Eances nit ibr uno freuten GG in if
rer Qisbe. Der 81. Sire, aus bate {fe
selebrt, rab pie rSmii&e8ir9e, eesrin>
pct pom petrue uno Yaulue, Ter Nit.
telpunft let melaem ile a%nkdnssu mubz
ten, wenn ie an Gbriitus Mntbetl baz
ben woltsn Der VI. 6ieroapmus bate
lie cae 6eliey >:efe1iste 5aus @ottes
senannt norm mir seaen Die Stdrne
uno Gtniternii1e ees Srtbums F@er
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Sir9e bstitelt, in psl@er Gbriftus iein
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Observation-Disclosures in
0m8lanb.

1up !" S"H'AnV uHltl StUUlItH
3la6tn bes @olfes fi@ ldnsR cine re-
rolutionare 8ewesuns rorbereitet,
fonnte nur ben, ent9eben, 1pel4er BON
Der dueerlt9 ldeinbaren @ube ouf inz
mere 3ufytecenbeit 1dlieet. Nuein aez.
rare in pielem Nu9enblid tretert St.
l@einunSen 81 Sage wel&e GAS Sc
(ultat sefabrorobenoer 3uiidnoe fnp.
Der &eputlicaniemus 9reiit anee>
t9t5 per cpntinentalen Grcioni0t inter
ben ntebern, beioneers ben a%rbeitencen
&la1en In elmer Beile I'M, fi9, bic bic
bSbern Stdnoe nur NIT srosem Wieer>
ltreten etn9efeben woQen. paris wirc
2ebrer fir eonoon mic bic Yariier
Sournale perlibern, balten ii@ aeoenz
pdrtis 1000 Diebe aus 2onron tort
auf bic Die &eilt iiber BEN Canal mie
fe felbt etn9eitebcn. i'm 0inblid auf
profit" unp uGrfabrungsn" 9enpa9t
babeu, Die ibnen in FOLDER Nustebnuns
uno u1ter 70 siinittsen Muipicien r,ur
lelten 1id careeboten. Dieie Gentle
men peroen alS poQencete Neputlica<
ner aus Der edit rotben pariler S9ule
balo beimfebren, I'm ibre 6aut unp tbz
re ~Vrfobrunsen," psnieer ibren ,,pro~
fit" in Siderbeit gu b,inaen. Inter
cel7en erldetnt jeBt reoslmdbis in eenz
CON Elm Scurnal ~9be &eputlican,"
uno in pprleyter @ode wurpe in Der
6aQ of Seience Elm srobeS Meetins
BON mebr als 1900 perionen obsebals
ten, eaS uor;u9ewsile Don Nrbeitern
telu@t war uno Dem Elm SIR. 9olyoafe
prdiirirte. Mr. 8rablausb mar Der
Delo ceS Nbenos. Gr par, rpie ct er>
,dblte, seraoe BON elmer leiner 9epJbns
li@en M9itationeN silen cur9 Die proz
pinjen ;uriidsefebtt une bate In Yirz
min9bam, Nottinabam, Nemeal1le uuc
ancern 9rO6en Snputrtez Stirten re-
pub!ieaniide Clubs poreefunpeu. rie
tbre MjtJltelec i@on ~ 1oulenz
Den 3dblten. Wu6 Der 0eriammluns
rpurce ctr 8orldlas sen,aat> einen
dbnliden Club lofort In 2onrcn su
NrQncen, Der aud pom Der oon3en Ser
iammlun9 nit nur bret. ciientirenren
Stimmen anaenommeu nurpe. Ite
&epen ces Abenrs s.tsten ale tief rcz
tbes Golorit, unp ras Meet;ns encete
nit creimalieem Sod auf Die ,.1niz
uerlal > Nepublif." Der uNational>
&eformer>" Braoluusb's Organ, MUIR
pe in jener @ode gang ausperfauft.
Niemano fam unc miro Is rpobl mebr
besweifeln, eab AUDI iter ben Canal
rautesB Better beranstebt, uno cas eng,
lanp. rel&es 70 LANCE bic rerolutionas
rem 8ewesunsen ancelmdrts ssbatlaelt.
nun ieltft frdber ODER ipdter ms Teuer
fummen miro. Das Syfem res Self>
aopernemert uno bic tnteuectueue unp
moraliide Sadtisfeit Ger mittlern unc
obern &la1en rperren inoce ben Notben
einen @irerfano ent9e9enleBen, Ter
iie BON rem 0eriu9e, NIT 0emalt ibz
rem. @iu.n eurd;uleben, jurldIareden
wirr. Soute es je gu Scenen, tp1e pie
in Yaris ppreefaQenen, unter u1s TONI
u,en, 70 rplrpen ptele auf ensliiten
Bolen pom S6redeu unp Grbiterun9
besleitet 1ein> rie faum ir9eno Elm anz
ceres 9anp je seieben.
60 |dilrert elm aufmerf ame Be-
oba9ter pic 3uftdnre GnsIaucs.
S ~ ~ e.
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@abStbu1t Der Sep1lferuma.

Die Ser. Staateu batten auf Rem
inter%natlonalen ftatiftiden Gonsre6 i'm
6aa9 in i8696rn. Samuel y. Nuses
les ais @eprdieatanten, Ter jest einen
Beriht lber cte Neiultate pe5 Gonerei,
1es eiu9erei@t bat. Belonperes Snte>
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19
To Messrs. Richard Mitchell and Adams
Mah0nd.


Gentlemen We have been Informed that
you have threatened to prosecute us to the full
extent OF the law for making and selling, or
any person Tor buying or using our stave peach
baskets, on which you claim Letters Patent.
Your advertisement in the SMYRNA TINES,
May 3lst, Is also intended to prevent the sale
OF our stave baskets by threatening any person
VINO may buy them with legal prosecution.
Inc peach growers of this Peninsula have
100 long used the stave peach baskets, and
during the last two years been forced to pay
entirely too high prices for them to be easily
lfiSntened by such eXpedients as you seem to
thlnk Will prevent the further use of them un-
less bought OF you, at such prices as you may
charge them, now that we are making n much
better basket, and selling them at lower prices
than nan they have teen sold heretofore.
We desire, however, to inform YOU that we
are now making our stave peach baskets and
selling them IN large numbers to peach grow
erS who express themselves well pleased with
Them Our orders are daily increasing.
ii you desire to test the legality of vour
Letters Patent, as claimed on our stave basket,
you now have the opportunity. We will also
1urhlsh You with the names of one or more re-
sponslble persons who have bought our baskets.
against whom, we are authorized to state. Won
can also institute suit.
Very truly, your ob't servants.
WORDEN X EVANS,
Smyrna, DEL
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19

The llALEs.-This variety of peach is prov
Ing decidedly unsatisfactory, and from every
quarter OF the State the complaint is the same,
VIZ. that they are too frail to be profitable.
The Mddletown Transcript says: Hale s
Early are loosing favor in this neighborhood,
many persons talking of pulling them up on
account Of their dscaying and falling off before
they mature. They are a highly colored peach
and when they mature perfect are the prettest
peach that grows.
The Det0'CGredn says "The complaint is
general that this peach is rOttng on the tree
before it is well colore} This is especially the
case where the cultivation of the orchard has
been neglected. Those who have well trimm.
ed, clean orchards have been most successful
IN raising this variety. The opinion generally
prevails, however, that it is not worth cult
waiting and that it injuries the sale of later and
better fruit" "
The Milford Mutual Friend says: Hales
Fairly Peaches are being shipped in considera-
BILE quantities from this place. This variety,
| heretofore so precarious, is doing better this
season, especially from the trees which are five
or six years old
The Georgetown Journal says: "Some of
our peach growers have suffered heavily by
the g peach rot" The Hales early have rot
ted fearfully and nearly all that have been
shipped were detective"
To this we might add similar testimony
from our Maryland exchanges.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19

PUBLICATIONS-The Methodist appeared on
the First of July, (its twelfth birthday in a
new typographical dress, and enlarged by the
addition of eight columns. its circulation is
of national rather than a local character, and
we believe the Methodist entitled to be CON
sidered the leading independent unofficial organ
of American Methodism. In order that every
body may have an opportunity to test its
merits as a religious newspaper, the publisher
has offered to send it free for one month, to
any one who will apply for it.
The Lyceum Magazine, published in Boston
by Messrs James L. Reapath and George l.,
Fall, has been forwarded to us This, the
July number, contains a portrait of Wendell
Phillips, "Ilirts to Lyceums" Origin of the
Lyceum System" by Wendell Phillips; Our
Lecture SYSTEM" by james Parton, and a
variety of other matter germain to the Lyccum.
There are also portraits of Mrs C. A. Barry
and the Mendeessohn Quintette Club.
We have received copy of j. w. Shermer-
horn & Co. 5 catalogue Of school material,
which presents bewiidering maze Of thing,
useful and ornamental in the way of school
furniture and apparatus. Their place is at II
Bond street, New York.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19

THE WHARTON POISONING CAsE.-Next to
the New York riot the matter claiming the
largest amount Of public interest now is the
Wharton Poisoning case, narrated elsewhere,
in which Mrs. Wharton, one of the most
accomplished and attractive ladies of BaIti-
more, is accused Of poisoning five persons to
death. The parties thus poisoned we're her
husband, Col. Ii, W Wharton, of the ID Del
Regt. during the war; her husbands cousin,
Col. Ewd. Wharton and his daughter; her
own son, Maj. H. W. Wharton, jr., and lastly
Gen. W. S. Ketchum, making five in all.
This does not include Mr.. VanNess, poisoned
the same time as Gen. Ketchum, but who is
recovering. Her first victim, her husband,
died in 1867, and the rest at various times
since, and all very suddenly, but no suspicious
were aroused, it seems, until Gen. Ketchum 5
physician was led to suppose that his patient
was suffering from the effects of poison, which,
upon examination, proved to be correct Mrs.
W. is now prisoneri in the city jail, a cell having
been neatly furnished by her. She is in fine
spirits and is attended to with the utmost de-
ference by the officers of the law. 1t may be
proper to state that Mr. Van Ness, who is re-
covering, exoncrates her from all culpabiIity
so far as he is concerned COL Whar ton re
sided in Wilmington for some time during the
war. He is described as Of not overly strons
mind, his wife having to make out his report,
and other official papers.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19
OFFICE OF WALTON. WmANN g. Co.,


Wilmington. Del May lst., 1871.
Mr. EDITOR:-We have made every effort to insure
benefit to those who give their confidence by pur.
chasing the PHOSPHATE manufactured by us, and
feel an honorable pride The favorable reputation II
has gained among your farmers as a manure Tor grain
fruits ahd vegetables. But we cannot allow any other
manufacturers or IheIr agents To take advantage Of
name similar to that of article, to impose upon
their purchnsers entirely different Phosphate much
Inferior to ours, made by parties not connected in any
manner with us.
We therefore distinctly state that the only genuine
" Whann's RdW Bone Super Phosphate" the ar,Icle
NO long and iavo:ahly known to your community bv
hatnamecan only be purchased Of essrs j. G. a. A. H.
SIoCALf' who are our sole agents in your town. No
other dealers there have the genuine article for sale
we would earnestly caution farme rs against buying
any spurious article represented as ours, as il will
only result in their disappointment and loss.
Respectfully yours.
WALTON, WHANN g. CO..
Manufacturers of
myS Whann's Raw Bone Super Phos phate.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19

! business in the Gazette office, Wilmington
He worked as journeymau for time, became
lieutenant in the first Del. Regt., but short
! ly resigned for the stage.
: A committee of one from each Of the nine
wards Of Wilmington has made report to the
city council favoring the making of a public
park on the Brandywine. 1t is to comprise
about fifty acres to cost from $32, 600 to $35,
900. 1t Is recommended that a small sum be
appropriated each year for its improvement.
The report was unanimously adopted.
! MIR. f. r. Cochran, of Middletown, one OF
the committee who went to make arrangements
for shipping peaches over the Wilmington d
Reading railroad, whilst at Allentown, Pa,
was robbed Of two pocket books at night at the
American Hotel, where he stayed. One con-
tained $50 in money and the other 81, 100 in
promissory notes. The latter was found, and
the book containing the former, but not the
money.
| Among the graduates of Yale this year were
two young men Of Wilmington, Geo. Granville
| Lobdell, son of George g. LObdell, Esq, and
John Franklin Quigley, son of Philip Qugley,
| Esq, both of whom received the degree OF
Bachelor of Philosophy. Mr.. Lobdell gradu
ated with the most distinction Of any of the
whole class; of the six prizes offered he took
two, while his thesis was one of the smal
| uumCef Seiecleu IOr puDllc reaulng.
! We have several times referred to the rich
ness of Bombay Hook lands. Yesterday We
were shown a stalk of com grown on the iaru
of Mr. Fl. n. Wickersham measuring Ovel
eieren feet in height. 1t is sample OF severa
acres of upland, planted on the Doth of May
! The stalk, when full grown, will doubtless ex
ceed twelve feet. He has sweet potatoes nearly
large enough for eating.
| y bundle Of oats has been sent us since
writing the above, grown by Mr.. Enoch Spru
ance, on the farm adjoining Mr.. W's, which
measure four feet ten inches They were sowr
on reclaimed nlnrSh-upon the unprcpareC
ground-and narrowed in. The grain is o
! immense size
Two Of the largest peach firms in New Yorl
city, MessrS Quick 4 Reed and A. 5. Cook
depo>it funds in the Bank of Smyrna to NEE
their payments to growers here. By thi
method growers here who ship to said dealers
are paid here, and can readily ascertain tn,
ability Of the dealers to poH The sums thu
deposited are made payable to the order o
their agents at Clayton Mcssrs. John Val
Gasken and Robt. IL. Hill, who pay the grow
ers
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19

TIE EXECUTION OF FREDERICK LAWRENCE.
Between eleven and twelve o'clock on Fri
day, Sheriff Bennett Of Easton executed Fred
erick Lawrence, condemned to be hung for
the murder of his wife, Emeline Handy, on
the 2nd of October, 1870 Some estimated
that 5000 people were present. Whites and
blacks freely mingled and commingIed. The
Military Companies Of Captains Miller and
Roberts turned out in uniform and did guard
duty. lie was put into the hcarse and con-
veyed to the gallows, singing a fervcnt relig-
ious hymn. Rev. W. j. Parker (colored)
prayed on the scafold. Lawrence then arose,
and in distinct voice, bid all present fare.
we'll and warned them against the commission
OF crime. He said he forgaye everybody, and
had no harm against any one. He then stopp-
ed and after pause, said iarewell-fare-
we'll m on my way to Canaan"
Tic called the sheriff to him and thanked
him for his kind treatment As the moose
was put over his head he said 60 Lord have
mcrcy o4 u.e he drop then fell and he
died after severe struggle. lie was man
Of fine physical frame and about IS years old.
he h-t .aa .rty. and requested the
sh"3 .u.Dan Of his child and bis
executor
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19
Worden e. Evans,
Smyrna, Delaware.

Whreeas certain persons sndeavorIng 10 preten'
US from making and selling our Slave Peach basher
by claiming Letters Patent. publish. for The lnOr
nation OF all persons interested, the following eur
nenI legal opinion:
WAsHINGToN. D. C.. May 26 1871
Gentlemen We have examined LeueTs Patent No.
lO6.6u5, dated August Sd, 1870. grained TO Kchs.
MIuchell. OF Smyrna. Delaware, aud mud lhtm !" "
iOr rnu basket. made by the combination oi n"aCr
ly curved slaves. "A" IhIckentd beNeed hO'Ps',.
and perforated dsc-bOItOm. D." Il Is The c0mOn.
tion of these three elements which constitute u"
invention Of Mr. Mucheil. A
You state 10 us that The heveed hoops. peri
disc hOtlsms, in cOmbInaIIun with slaves mol
curved. have been IN common use since Ioo4 % %
you now, and have been Tor some uH'e by
engaged in the m minuiactuTe OF truIt basketS maOe
the combination of slaves not In"aTdY Cu am,
hIckened be eled hoops and perforated DISC Uo .n
such as you say have been IN use Tor 'he pas.
years and that MIR. Mitchell threatens 10 PIos'.b
not only yourselves for the manufacture OI %
baskets. but also all persons who may use lhe" v,ll
In regard 10 The subject OF infringement ~, " 70,
settled that II IS no infringement Oi PS'I; are
combination. unless all the essential paris " Al
substantially initiated. See Bell VS.. Dahleb, -,
let Fishers Patent case 372; Barrett vs. Hall rhsi
447; In PrOaty VS. Bnegles. 10 Peters S'O' n.,sn,
Justice Tanney. in speaking OF a COmoIns"O" twO
held, The use OF TWO or three paris OhIy " " IGsr.
combined with third. which IS substantially w" w.
ent IN the form the manner OF It's arraFetnhn,
not the Thing patented. II IS not the same II.
ton It 1t substantially differs from II IN a"F "
parts" :.rdy
IG Mr. Mitchell had invented not only the ln"s'u5 ln,a5
curved slaves, but the beVeled hoops and PefiO al
disc. bottoms and suffered The two last nsuro nsS,ra.
into common use for than Two years ~ coJy
ton with straight slaves. or staves not l""s.ns,
curved his paen would avail him nothing as S,'oa
you See Section I, act OF Congress 1887
% act OF 1870. .o sst
We are OF the opinion that The manniac'u'., o now
and use Of The basket which you say you poIeRt
making. is no infringement OF Mr. MnckeHs .sIlipg
and can subject no one TO liability Tor MAKING
or using them. r
RICHARD HARRlNGl lO"'
To Ms"'rs. woRDEN q EVANS mysl
SMYRNA, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19

GEN. TORBERT Consul To HAvANA.-Gen.
A. /. A. TOrbert, Of this State, Minister to
the Republic of Salvador has been appointed
Consul to Havana. Thomas Bidde, of Penn
sylvania, who now occupies the latter position,
goes on the Salvador mission, in place of Gen
erai Torbert. This exchange of positions is
understood to have been made at the request
Of both gentlemen. The CommerciH says
The pay Of minister to Salvador is s. 500, lin
gold,) per annum, and as the country is not cx-
tenslveIy visited by Americans, and the calls
upon the Minister'S hospitality are not very
frequent, it is really more lucrative place
than many, Of equal rank, at the European
Courts. The fees and emoluments of the
Consulate at Havana are, however, quite large,
as our commerce with that port is extensive,
and we presume General Torbert will loose
nothing, pecuniarily, by the change, while hi,
new place will be nearer home and in many
respects, more agreeable
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19

THE WHITE MANS PARTY.-Arkansas
Democrats join in the "new departure. !"
They recommend the Pennsylvania and Ohio
platform as embodying live issues - and de-
sire that the rights of all citizens shall be pro-
tected, without regard to color" o, White
Mans Party where art thou.