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Smyrna times., 1872-09-18

DELAWARE BIBLE S clErY The second session
Of the annual meeting of the Delaware Bible
Society was held in Wilmington on Thursday
last. Mr.. John b. Shockley, Coporteur reported
that he had visited 900 families and 959
adults. OF this number he found III adults dest
tute Of the Bible. % who rejected the Bible 1t wa'
urged that general agent be employed Cor the
State of Delaware alone-one residing in the State
who would, by his sermons, addresses and soclta.
tions increase the interest among the people IN be
half Of the Bible cause.
The following officers were chosen for the ensuing
wear: President Hon. Willard Hall; Treasure, f
r. Taylor; Secretary, George w. Sparks Boar'
of Managers, the pastors Of all the PrOtestan
chur ches in the State.
The next annual meeting Of the society will b.
held in September, 1873. at Delaware City.
Ia the evening religious exercises were held II
which Revs. Messrs. Snyder and Conkey, Presby
teran, Todd. Methodist, Bishop Lee and DR.. She
| don took part.
Smyrna times., 1872-09-18

Judge Stump proposes to "take the bull by
the horns " in the case of the recent lynching
of the negro in Cecil county for the burning of
the residence of Mr.. Walter Griffith. See
what he says in Maryland Items"
Smyrna times., 1872-09-18

The Republican County Convention for this
county will be held at Dover on Thursday.
26th, instead of Tuesday, oath of Sept, as at
first advertised.
Smyrna times., 1872-09-18

Certificates from Persons Lining in Smyrna. Del.
| would not take one hundred dollars Tor nv Ladys
Friend Washing Machine could not get another one
OF the same kind. { ID HAMILTON
cannot now conceive how should be able 10 get
along without my Lady's Friend.
Mas. DR. WIN. T. COLLINS
would not part with my Lady's Friend hardly at
any price, I'll could get another Of the kind.
have never seen any other kind OF Washing Ma
chine that would have. VIM. II. BAGGS.
My wife would dispose Of any piece of furniture in
our house than with her Iady's Friend Wash
ing Machine. DAVID T. SMIrHERS,
Before got the Lsdy's Friend it took four women
nearly all day to do the washing OF my hotel hut now
a boy twelve years old can do the same amount OF
washing by ten eleven O'Clock, and do the IRON
! ing the same day. CHAS. E. FOXWELL.
Smyrna times., 1872-09-18

The Republicans of this Hundred will hold
a meeting in this town on Saturday afternoon
to organize a Grant and Wilson club.
Smyrna times., 1872-09-18

The G. P.-The bone of contention, the
Office of Clerk of the Peace for this county,
over which the Governor has been buttonholed
and bored for over two weeks-and he rather
enjoys these political peltings it is said-has
been bequeathed to Mr.. VIM. A. Moore, for
the next FIVE years, at a salary Of from $4,000
to $4,000 per annum. This is much to the
disappointment of several who had given up a
bird in hand" for the purpose of securing it
for either themselves or friends; Mr.. Dickson,
Mr.. Bailey and Mr.. Gooden, for instance.
What will the latter do with those three
hundred votes that it is said he told the
Governor was PINNED to his coat-tail'?
Smyrna times., 1872-09-18

Oak Hall may be the popular Clothing
House; but to have your clothes white and
clean, use Moore & Bro. s Wilmington City
Soap"
New patterns and new colors ofwiudow shades
at Cowgill's, Dover. Reliable fixtures.
Smyrna times., 1872-09-18

THE times" is published Wednesday afternoon by
H. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor at Smyrns
Delaware.
s9OO in advance or s95oi
paid till year. No paper unit
all arrears pad-ony at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will beinsered at rate of sevenCent
ane for the arst inseron subsequent insertions
aha cents, liberal discount made quarterly, semar
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1872-09-18

For further information apply TO
ASA Z. WORUEN, Manufacturer,
Agents Wanted Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1872-09-18

For t'onRress-JAMEs r.. LOFLAND.
Smyrna times., 1872-09-18
CERTIFICATES .

consider the Lady's Friend Washing Machine so
far superior to the Doly that my Dolly Machine is laid
aside and is fer sale half price REv. DANIEL Sill
Smyrna times., 1872-09-18

COR. OF MAIN AND COMMERCE SITS.
SMYRNA, DEL.
Smyrna times., 1872-09-18
GRANT AND WILSON.

Electors-BENJAMIN 8. B0ATH.
WILLIAM T. COLLINS.
DAVID W. MOORE.
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hiIlley& Bladder u

Urinary and Womb disease
Dropsy. StOppage Of Water, ~
Bri.ht's Disease. Albulnlna'a'
where there are brick.,lust dtp,
is thick, cloudy, mixed with y
white OF an egg, or threads lI1.
is Il Mnorli.i. dark, bilious apk
hon. dust deposits, and when y.
burning sensation when pas',nt
in the small of the back aud s'eus
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VT'IlE Colorado Monthly, published by J. H. VIE
l. helm. Denver, Colorado, contains full and re.
liable information about that remarkable land it's
pages are em6esls with fine engravings Of the
wonderful and peculiar Rocky Mountain scenery
Agents wanted in every township In tho Union.
Address the publisher for cash terms inclosing
fifteen cents for specimen copy.
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CURES TIE sea
In From One to rs.,,;
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After reading this aar,,,,.'.'
SUFFER WITH,
RAILWAYS READY n,,.p
EVERY Ed
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CT OF the Lungs, Sto, n,,. ,e'uresC
"fo'sa"s' by one appiisaa,;;dSs ~
IN FROM ONE TO rpDn
no matter ,a,, how violent >.
!he RHEUMATIC. Ras 9. q eiu,i
suffer. VI pfostnta =
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con-. coSeHnos ]
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a few moments cure c.. .umad
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rhrn: dysentery, cole. ~ ~
AMI all internal min. ~
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READY RELIEF. Fifty cent,
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Every Day an u
Flesh and WI
Seen and

'''I'''utI''NA'h through tue bS0
and other fluids and juicesof iii
Of Lict' for it repairs The waste I
new and sound material. Sstv
sumption, G'audalar di,vax, III
Mo"th, Tuners, Nod,s in II, lssnt
~ tie system, Sore Eyes, St-Hams
the Ears. dad the aJarnet&
tons, Fsrer Sores, Scald Had,
Rh.nm, ErysiI~ias. 1frae, Bla4 !
Flesh. TnnuorS. Cancers iatAt Hta
haH aad painIni discharges, NgnS
and an Wastcs N The iiJf mi,aipk, NJ
'irr range Of this roa'ler Of Mdm'
~" H. IS rs, riti prore @degrM
cit!ss" .jJrMs of'diahse its potalrt
l. the patient daily bfoma:
wastes and decomposition that Y
grcssiIg. succeeds III arre',lAs
repairs the same with new n,y
healthy hloml-and llisll.v SARa
and does srcurr--a cure Ia ctnaE
this remedy commences it. vat
and succeeds in diminishing thfs
repairs viii he rapid, and eva
will feel himself craving betts'
tt,ml digcsting better, APPETITE
flesh and weight increasing.
Not only does the S.AntAPARllul
cells all known remedial asrsl
Chronic, sciui'ulmls, cols'ltulM
eases but il is the only pOstlys'l
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M. REEcl''
CABINET w
nuria, Case Nlanafae''''
p,ine;pa. .trttt n'"l

Respectfully an !n,,ss ethat
and adjoining parishes setine1
keeps on hand a s'1 ,a'a"d ard ~
Baskets always on 'ia"
prices tor cash only. !. Hears :
4 new and elcsanss 81 n,oda
ron sAnE..1!s,ss.,,s &C.,
S''' ~ Foot .f'p' 'A
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$3.50 " Year. * Mos Trial. soc.
THE MASONIC MONITOR,
Devoted strictly to the Sciences Philosophy, SYM
bolism and Jurisprudence of Masonry News Of
special interest to t. the Fraternity Sontl', and
ESSAYS .ss.s ~ upon 1 tne History Of the Order
Monthly
Every Mason Should Subsc ribc.
The MONITOR has received the highest epconiu,ns
from the impartial and intelligent press of .he
country. Lending Masons have pronounced it one
of the hest Masonic publications now published-
The proprietor solicits the support of the craft
Adlrc1s JULIUS A. BONIrZ, Managing Editor,
GOdsbOro'. n. q.
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PLANT4T1oN SUPPLIES

of oil descriptions.
advance only above their original cost. Askinga
share Of patronage from the public, promise
satisfaction
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We wonld call tho particular attention of tbc
Mercantile AID Business Community to this branch
OF our establishment, as no effort upon our part
will be wanting to ''''
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23

nalaes once given in derisiop, aud ihe
great civil war in America has thickly
gildcd with respect the word radical.
Radicalism negatives but to clear the
way to affirm; vesocs less than il sigus.
IL islnn architect, tearing down only to
build new and better tt slew slavery
that liberty might live, and brought
freedom and larger life to its most bitter
enemies. The radical in politics puts the
Declaration of American Independence
into practice as his secular testament.
In science he remembers that Galileo
was the only man to -ay the earth moved
roupd the sun. Now Calico has unan.
imous vote, and It occurs to him that
Lyell end Darwin may get such yer,
DICT some day. In religion he protests
against individual or church authority.
for truth is its own authority. and God 3
note is good without any indnrser Spir.
itual comprehension is the FIRST articl. IL
his creed. he second is the forward
march of character He looks in time 10
come for church to be composed less
of ritual and moro of life standing as
the worlds bcnefactor, parent Of future
improvement as of the past
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23

H. G. gets $4,000 year for his SER
vices on the Tribune, besides his share
in the dividends.
"Josh Billings" says he is not a hu.
morist- but moralist. "Eli Perkins
says he is not humorist, but a stasisti.
clan. "Mafk Twain" says he doesn't
write humor, but history.
A London financial org1n is the au.
thority for the statement that the Amer
lean Government will present its counter
case to the Geneva tribunal on April 5
aud insist on its proceeding to arbitra-
tion regardless of the protest for with
drawal Of Great Britain.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23
ae News.
LONDON, March 10.

LoNDuN, March 10.
Granville apnouacei iu the Commons
that reply 10 Ames ica's note will be
dispatched on Thusday, aud the honor
of the country will be maintained.
[Gheers.
The press Of this city this morning,
IN commenting on the statement made
in the House of Commons last night by
Gladstone, relative to the reply of the
Amcrican government to Earl Gran
vi!le's note, generally express the opion
ion that the communication of the
Premier viii create disappointment
aud appreheasiops throughout the
country. The government is urged to
bring the present difficulty with Amer
lea, arising out of claims for indirect
damages, to All amicablc and honorable
solution.
Iowa CRY, March 9-rhe Clinton
Hotel is burned Ole Bull escaped in
his niyht clothes. with his fiddle uuicr
his arm
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23

The ORIGIN OF Wonps The origin
OF most words, as we'll as most things,
is obscure, A new phrase euteys onr yer
naculaT, no one knows how, or vino said
it first. 1t 10 air. born, cloud born, this
new meteor. AS the toYtoise-sholl is pol
ished by handling, so condemned names
lose their odlm by long use. History
has already long viudicatcd tho respco-
liability Of Christian, Methodist, Puritan:
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23
F. II, w. Briggmann

TTAvING ACCEPTED TIE AGENCY
for the American BUTTON HOLE.
UVERSEEM!NG aud SEWING MACHINE,
respectfully call the attention thereto of
Ladies who are DESTROYS TO purchase good
and reliable MACHINE. 1t docs, in tho
hest possible manner, every variety Of FAM.
lily SEWING that can be done on any Ma
chine. AMI, iii addition thereto EmDroidcrs
on the edge, and makes beautiful Bu.ton
and Eyelet Holes in all fabrics; which no
other Machine can do Cali and see for
yourselves. faet.l
Also on hand FULL STOCK OF SEAS
0NABLE GOODS which VIC offer Low.
FERTILIZERS oE rs REASONABLE
TERMS as any other house.
=. II. w. BRIGGMANN.
feb94 oct 0 ly
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task ?--or has it made these statements
out Of the whole cloth and utterly re.
gardless Of facts
And will it name the five Cat least)
"ignorapt and corrupt" judges, that the
public may beware of them.
In the meantime il may be some con
ISOLATION to our Judiciary to reflect that
these Wholesale charges of incapacity
and infamy are preferred by journa
whose mental organization, aud whose
perception of the value and weight oi
evidence, are of such peculiar and move
sort that it requires no further proof q
be "forced to the conclusion" 'stha,
every judge upon the South Carolinu
Bench is ignorant or corrupt" than the
simple fact-of corruptior3 no !--oI
Ignorance 7? TO but of its o,cn .'declin
ing TO plead" 6efore those judges!
We have read that in ancient d,ys a
culprit refusing to plead to an indics.
ment was subjected to the fearful pun.
ishment known technically as peiine forte
ct dure, and that in later days where II
prisoner stood mute the Court consider.
ed the fact as equivalent to plea oi
guilty, aud execution followed accord
iugly.
1t has, however, been reserved for the
present generation to learn and for the
Charleston Ne,cs to announce, that the
relative positions of judges and laynen
are reversed that the lotter now try the
former out of Court, Instead IF being
tried oy them in Court; and that the
mere failure of suitor to resort to the
Courts for such protection as he may de.
sire, convicts, ipso .facto, the judges
thereof of crimes at the bare mention Of
which every hair uron the judicial er-
u,ine should incontincntly staud on end.
We are at loss to know whether the
Charleston Mcrs is most unfortunate in
its license, its logic or its law.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23

key, aud one 5UrLEe, GARY&CHAD-
wicK's Immigration tickets. The cause
Of his death u 10 longer dificult pro-
blom to solvc.- Charleston Courier.
What does the Courier meanf Does
IL mean that the unfortunate man died
of whistle Of the ''ln,pigration
ticket" ~
Perhaps, after al, this 10 the very
ticket that drew the Academy of Mu-
sic---or the 100000 prlsc.
We suggest the point to the heirs Of
the deceased.
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At Private Sale.

fS}nE II i.ANTAT TON forming part q I
L, tts6t tEstaie OF, thcslate eoi Eeitt, and
known as the DARBY PLACE. The sraes
consists Of about GOO acres, one half vsll 4
Timbcred, the remainder Rich, Bed, Les.sa Y
Soil, adapted to Crops OF all kinds. These
arc The Finest Lands in the District. AMI
were valued ut $50 nnr aes.e IN ,,,ss;,s,II /
be sold for onc,half that price now. one
feisrth cash. the remsihder inihree install.
mcnts bearing interest from date and ss-
cured By mortgage of tho same.
This is a splendid chance for any one de-
string 10 secure Rich Lands, fine Water Pow.
or, excellent Cattle Range and a Refined
Neighborhood. Apply to
ns2 Mrs. T. NJ. KElTT,
Or J. G. KEITT, Esq.
iau6 -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23

The ycmains of ID. Bigelow, who my.
steriously disappeared about three months
ago, and was supposed TO have been
mardored was 1Nud few days age by
q turpentino hand, In the woods on Little
Cypress Crock, about thirteen miles
South of Marion. Ne.hiug but his skull
and jaw bono was found. A remnant OF
his clothing and his pocaea book with a
small amount OF money aud some papers
found near by proved his Identification.
Near tho samo spot wsro also found
two black bottles, ono half full ofwhis
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23
The Ku.KLux TRIALS
WASHINGTON. March

ASulNGToN, March 10.
The case of Avery aud others, indict-
cd under ther enforcement Act for the
killing of one jim Williams, while at
tempting TO prevent colored people from
voting i'll South Carolina. now came up
before the Supreme Court, and was
argued on motion made by the Govern
ment to dismiss the Writ of Error be
cause 1t is from motion to quash which
was wholly Within the discretion OF the
Court below, the Government Insisting
that us the matter was withia The dis.
cretion Of the Court, this Court has not
Jurisdiction TO review it The case in-
wolves the constitutionality of the En-
f"rcenient or Ku klux Act, of May.
1870. On the question whether the
Fifteenth Amendment authorizes the
legislation, or in other words, whether
the Act is appropriate Legislation to
carry into eticee. the provisions of the
amendment, the Government takes the
affirmative of the question, and the de-
fence the negative, Insisting that the
amendment authorizes no Legislation on
the subject OF suffrage, but leaves that
matter +" Wholly with tho States, except to
provide that they shall make no law
dcbarring auy citizen from the right, On
account Of race, color or previous condi-
tion Of servitedc.
Il is also coDtended by the defence,
that the Act makes no provision for q
proceeding against individuals, except
when attempting to do the prohibited
acts by authority OF the statutes of II
State. The case is conducted by the
Attorney General and Assistant Attor
ncy General Hill for the Government
and by Henry Stnnberry and Rcverdy
johnson for the defence 1t has been
heard so far, ou the motion to dis
miss, and may not be now heard on the
merits. IL will be heard further to-
morrDw.
In the House the President was re-
questsd to give all information regard
lug the Imprisonment OF DR.. Howard, in
Cuba. \ Bill, conpcnsating the cap
tors Of the steamer Albermarle, passed.
petition VAS presented from four
thousand persons in cuIiiurniu. for ie-
male suffrage iu the Territories aud
District of Columbia. Sargent, who
presented the petition, avowed himself
in favor Of the movement
NEW loRK, March 10.
There were further enormous trans
actions in Erie shaTes TO day, the price
advancing from 80 To 81. The Prcsi.
dent of the Stock Board announced at
tho second Board that it has been
officially announced BY President Dix
that the transfer buoks viii be opened
on Wednesday. the 10th iustunt.
There were twenty nine cases of small
pox yesterday, and it is reported on the
increase.
The Emperor oi Russia is ILL.,.
A fire ut the Yretlesar lroa Works,
Richmond, Va, burned the cooper sh ,p,
stable aud niue horses. Loss $4,000
| 1t is stated that General Mcclellan
has decided to withdraw from the Erie
Drcctorship on account OF his connect
tion with the Atlantic and Great West.
crn Rail Road
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Sheriff S Sales. !.

by virtue of sundry Executions to me di-
rected will sell to the highest biIders. at
Orangeburg Court House, on tho irst Mon.
DAY in April next, fer cash, the follow y
ing property. viz: xsss.
On Tuesday after salesday, mt the resi-
Levied on as the property Of Jacob Curry at
the suit of Henry II. Jennings.
ALSO ETef 4 Z, 8
One tract of land containing I03 acres,
more Or less. bounded north BY estate land
OF Gabriel Myers, east by A. J. Collier, west -
by estate off..C. Myers, and south tv Mrs, .
c. Eastcrlu. 5N 1-ta,T53e
The remainder after the Termination of
tho Estate of Homestead. in 2O5 aeres,
bounded by lands of estate Gabriel Myers,
estate +. Myers, A. J. Collier and Joel :
Ephraim the samc being the Remestead Of e.
Levi Myers Levied on ms the property OF
Levi Myers NJ the suit Of Jos. A.. Keller,
Guardian. ,.f,Ty :
One tract of land containing Sa9 ceres
more or less. tbonndsd by lands Of Te Is.
Robinson and Jehn Hooker
The remainder atter thc termination of.
the Estate OF Homestead in 2Qg acres
bounded by lanls of JOS Knotts los. lIar.
ley and t. y. Robinson, 1.-THE same being the
Homestead of nenry Gisse 1dnnner} Lev. <
led on as the prapcrry Of Henry Gis.endan-
ncr.at the suit of j. T. II. Foures. 'Jk
ALSO Tes ss sisss;ss
One tract of 100 acres. more or lcss, In
Edisto Fork bounded by lands of W. L.
Ehncy, L. X. Walker, J r. Martin and J.
w. Phillips. Levied on rs the property Of
Bolcn Phillips at the suit of Peter Rowe
sheria's Office, II. RIGGS,
'oranEcbnrgc. H., S, c., SOC.
March I, 1871.
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