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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-15
Commissioners, Notice-Undike.

STArE OF WISCONSIN, o.. In Probate, Grant County
- Grant County. Court.
WE, the subscribers, having been appointed and
w commissioned by the County Court of the
COUNT Of Grant, Commissioners to receive, examine
and ADJUST all claims aud demands OF all persons
against the estate Of Samuel Updke, late OF the town
OF Waterstown in said County, deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto, and
six months from the 18th day of Sept. A d. 1872,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose do
therefore hereby give notice that viii attend to the
duties OF our said appointment at the office Of l.. J.
Wo0ley, IN the village OF BOscobe, on the thirty
first day Of October 1872 and March 18TH A. d. 1873,
from nine o'clock A. NJ. till four o'clock P. NJ, on
each Of said days.
L. j. W00LLEY,
BEN. NJ. COATES,
JOHN ii. SARLEs,
Commissioners.
Boscobe, Sept. 2s, 1877. lsw4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-15
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MEYER BROS.
BOSCOBEL.

Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres
in very large variety, at old
prices.
A large stock of Hats and
Caps, Straw Goods-trimmed
and plain ,-Parasols, Gloves,
Hosiery very large stock of
Gents British Hose and Do
nestle Half Hose at very low
prices.
We have almost Everything
in White Goods, such as Pique
Nainsooks, Swiss, M u ! | S q,
Cambrics, &c. &c. Having
bought these goods direct OF
the importer, we can give
Special inducements to our
friends and patrons.
Our stock of Lawns, Percales,
Organizes and Summer Dress
Goods is unusually full and
varied.
Staple and Domestic Cot
tons in large variety.
We invite everybody COM
ing to Boscobel to examine our
stock. 1t is no trouble to show
goods, and we WILL NOT BE
UNDERsOLD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-15
Grsal Notifies.
Commissioners NOtice-Clark.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, In Probate--Grant County
- County of Grant. Court
We, the Subscribers, having been appointed and
commissioned by the County Court Of the county of
drant, Commissioners to receive, examine and adHs
all claims and demands of all persons against the
tate OF David Clark late Of the town OF Eennimore in
said county--deceased and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto and six months
from the 18th Of August last QsT2) being allowed by
said Court fer that purpose, do therefore hereby
give notice that will attend to the duties OF our
said appointment at the house Of David Clark deceas
ed, In the town Of Fennimore the eth day Of De-
cember 1872 and February 18th, 1873, from O'Clock
A. NJ. until o clock Z. NJ. on each OF said days.
ISRAEL MILES.
JOHN III. GRIFFIS,
SAMUEL l.. BORAH,
Commissioners
Lancaster, Sept. l6, 1872 IOWA
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

Gen. Halleck died Tuesday night at Louis.
vile. None of the leading Generals Of tho
great war had occupied so little place in the
public eye since the beginning of peace. and
yet there was, probal ly, role of e1nal in.
tellect9al gifts and requirements The nrcs.
llge OF his youth did not altogether attend his
maturity but Il ne failed of the brilliant mill
ea,y career winch others less richly endowed
record Of substantial successes on wide, eid a.
tant fields of activity. lie was alike em;rant
as " lawyer and soldier, and displayed p"nni
merit IN his works upon strategy and internn "''
tlon1! Jurisprudence. In personal cbarant"r
a, ana HE he was worthy Of companionshin viii
the best OF the names which adorn our h;storr mSn
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

General Frank p Blair, of Missouri bo.
com" out very vigorously for the t%uo..or, ,!>
policy on the part of the Democracy. lie dos.
not pretend that the Democrats have abon|
doned thelr views, and therefore sLouli nor
enter the field. He does not claim that tbo~ H,
at at all agree with the so-callcd liberal RonmLy
lIcanS on the vital question or validity Of the
amenimentS. He only declares that H..
people won't give the Government tn the %
~, l,rm'crat>' and the next best thing to do is TO
gG' H. u possible, into the hands of a faction
which would be powerless without the Demo
GIa.>' L, a,Id with whom they would, therefore.
OF view Of the POLITICAL morali,t ;s n d1;f, pTn'
ing o4e aud must delight those Stern rrtormayys
who don think the Republican party is yirtu9
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

CANAL Across TIE PENINsU1A.-Tbi
enterprise under the patronage of the Balti-
more Board of Trade and the Baltimore &,
ONO Railroad Co., is being advocated with
marked energy and earnestness by our Mary.
land friends The Legislature is now in ses.
sion at Annapolis, and on Thursday last
message was sent to the House proposing a
joint committee of the Legislature looking to
the Survey and opening Of a canal between the
delaware and Chesapeake bays, with the CO.
operation OF the State of Delaware and the
United States Government. A joint committee
to perform the duty of securing Government
engineers to survey the route and estimate the
cost was constituted. Messrs. Earle, of Queen
Anne and Mr.. Groome of Cecil are two Of tbp
committee.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONvENr1ox
Inc Republican National Committee. annoint
ed by the Chicago Convention, in 1868, met at
the Ebbitt House, in Baltimore, on THURSDAY
last to fix the place for holding the npxt
Natlonal Convention. Thirty delegates. (one
from each State were present. H. NJ. Jenkins
ESD OF Wilmington, represented Delaware
MT Ciatiln, of Massachusetts. was chairman
OF the meeting. The first question voted nnon
was The time of holding the Convention
Al'er general exchange of opinions the
vote was taken on selecting the first Wedpes.
day In June as the time for holding the Con-
Ventlon, and agreed to-yeas %, nays 6. On
motion OF Senator Chandler, the vote was
made unanimous
Tue place was next voted upon by ballet, as
follows; Philadelphia lS Cincinnati 2 s.
Louis 2, Boston 8, Louisville 3. Wasbinoton
on motion OF Representative Coburn, the vote
was made unanimous. PHILADELPHIA is there
iore Seiected as the place. The executive COM
mlttee decided that each State shall have &c
delegates to the Convention double the nnmbar
OF senators and Representatives. and two for
sacn organized Territory, including the Terri.
tory OF the District of Columbia, and who shall
have the right to vote
a committee was appointed to issue the call
Which reads as follows;
The Undersigned. ccp.,t;ra e.. -
designated by the Convention held NJ Cbica,,, m -
'iAV l'o9 hereey rail- Convention Of tLe I,;o D "
's' tfe Guy Of Philadelphia, We,inos1,v th s.L ~
at u CLOCK noon, tor the purpose Of no,oiO.,t
-. ' to once OF President Vice President If tb
81 C es Each state Is authorized to be represented -
oy delegates equal to twic, the nun,bar :,
ana Representatives which il will bo
next National Congress- and eao1, or.oni-, ~ III tue
au'nOrlzed to send two delegates In caIlr, .t;- ~ il
"'.ee remind the country that the promises ., 81
~ IeopuOleah Convention Of have bern 6rt6,o1 "
Naes ateiy IN rebellion have been restora 70 ,ti
..,Lr The laws Of the country have boo
sti", executed Public faith has been preserved and ,h
-. my established Governmental econor,v n.
".usHated by tue reduction at the sama ,ir - -,
ploie dect and Of taxation. and tba f,nd - - vi 'ns
~ io"er rate OF interest successfully pouo,r4. =
Hatarazed citizens have been ur,tecfa1 ~ -;
'atoh encouraged by liberal pr0y1siorrz ~
80, ~ - I'on nave been gratefully remembered ,ni 49,
-. 80 anu interests of labor recognized T,rs - - {
and . e Ue'fS en''rcr for protection of ra,r,n
nm ,tr so.. ~ ec'S EIua suffrage has been engrarsd
- constitution. The privileges and i,ri.t =
cttlzenship have become n rr1rt ,f ,to -. ' "a
4, e'a. a. polcy mas been adopted toward all u,r - y
- | Onon' Complications with foreign powers ba,o - Il
~, ~ 'ne interest Of peace throughout the world hi,
.ionai hohor has been nnaiH.ined. Corrrn+.r 80 -
~ I "uenders punished responsibility enCorcd ,t,
- ana ho"' az heretofore the Republican n,r ~
20 oV1ect al! abuses and carry out aIll reforn,s
70 maintain the purity and efficiency of tb. s, II
er'iee' To Continue ami firmly establish - e., " ""'
1nciples we invite Che coorratior Of AZ, tt,o ~
United States ' '"e e"1ens 81 the e.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

TIE MAGNITUDE OF TIE Fer,r Tvrro or,,r
y At the fast stated meeting of the peninsula
FRUIT Growers A~socation," a committnn "f
which }. Alexander Fulton, Esq, is chairman
Was appointed to prepare and publish an adj,
nreSs e to the Fruit Growers of this Peninsula
on the magnitude Of tho interests inyoIycj
ana tli9 Importance Of united and cneroetic
action. In order that the committee NAV
discharge their duty fully and satisfactorily +
Is necessary, and desirable that they shonld
nave Iull aud accurate information on the sub
|,Gt W'.l matter npon which they are to report.
!" IN view to obtain this information. tables
nave been prepared, and are now submitted
10 the courtesy Of those receiving them to GI;
up the blanks The committee hone and nd
earnestly request, that this will be. done with
out delay, and with great care, and the circu-
lar returned to Mr. Fulton, at Dover, before
the 18th Instant, If practicable.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17
- 49,

-, The Grand Duke Alexis arrived at North
I"atte' Nebras ka, an Saturday, aud immedi
ateIy started for the camp prepared for the
buffalo hunt. on Red Willow Creek, 50 miles
southwest OF North Platte. The camp is well
being foored and carpeted. Two hosn;,n H"i ~
tents are to be used tor dining in. .sRui,Fai,
bIIl, with large parties of old hunters an5
several hundred Indians under 'Snottrd iii H." y
" Whistler War Bonnet" Bhck h."
and Other chiefs, will accompany the nsrty r.
the t, bufiil9 grounds A cavalry company nnd~r
General Palmer will act as escort Alter tbn
hunt, there is to be a grand Indian war dsncn
ne pHke Killed his first buffalo on the I4t6
ana 9i teiteSSraphed t the fact to his father, the
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

,rLa "E hLRLlN GE"RGErOwN RAILROAD
Ynnn NC 'lusseN |""r""t says that an effort will
purpose OF building the proSpcctel road to th"
Maryland line. 1t is clImed that sII 095 'io ;u
subscription can be raised in a shcrt t;,no ~ :
tnat tins Is the line SOUTH for the ronte s n,oro
needed and meets the wants Of the Iowor
peninsula PEN tar better. 1t woull run tbronrb
~, nilISboTo Dagsboro', Frankf ford and ST. M5r.
! 5lhS ana connect with the Berlin road inst bs
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

DOVER NATIONAL BANK.-At the animal
meeting Of stockholders Of the First Natiouai
iIS bank OF Dover, held at their banking house on
tuesday, 9th inst, the following persons wcrc
elected directors for the ensuing wear. year. DR. =
Isaac Is Jump, Wilson Cannon, Mnnloye IIaycs
N Is. Smlthers, Z. H. B, Day, j. w. Cullen
hIden = tn. Is. Richardson. John I. Jakes aud T.
tbo n OsaTR: sanc , ht m meeting Of the board held
President. ""' o'ec'ed
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

osdo DROUGHT ,tI GIT BAcK;-The negro Bishop, who
Tb"psu ofbnpp rom JaiI last week with a number OF
Mention hundred on Tuesday and rem.p1ed :" II,
} al. bishop IS the negro who commiIt"J an ~
outrage on little girl living near Narr1J a'
ABOUT year ago, aud has about nine vrayS nf
ms imprisonment yet to serve. lie had L;s
lT@JlronS on when discovered and arrested -.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

LINES Is published every Wednesday afterno, =,
JOSEPH H. hoFFEUKER, Editor and Proprietor NJ So.
Delaware, -'"' smyrna
not paid till the end the YEAR no par.r 7ot, % % -
arrears are paid only at the option of the Publisher
IloEMhNfS will be inserted at the raj, o Soo,
ue i0t the "rS inseron subsequent insertions T,,d
ems liberal discount made quarterly, semi.an
nual and yearly advertisers ''-"n
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

In? legislature of Illinois has passed bill
HnaG..HS ,Iat tnat no liquor shall bereafter be sold
shall be issued until the party annIv;, G no license
shall give bonds in $4,000, with two fr"t1 ffmeLeloT
securities, for the payment of ali deeuolu dam
incurred N person or property by the eaInage saI
liquor under such license, the ,oenaI.v sa,e :, or
recovered In the name of the State e. 70 pe
use Of the person injured. "'"'e' Tor the
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

C,',',,a.. 1oKRHcrIoN.-MF. IIincklry requests the
L""f"'crc'" to correct the statement in rho
abstract Of his annual report Of tbn Ph;I,dT ,I'
phm;; Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad -
winch It Is said that the tax npon the Ra;jroaI :, !
Is - times heavier than upon anv otb~r t'r
"3le property, aud that this amount is rolIoct-
Gd Z out ot the peach growers. II ShnnII b,v,
heen !I that the tax is thirty times heavier tb,n
the TAX upon railroads in other States ma
TAX ne says Is not collected out of the peach
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

/
DELAWAREANs IN THE WEsT-Recently
the Chicago Journal made the following asser
! ton
We have yet to see a Western man who
hals from the Commonwealth of Delaware
mat State Is as isolated from the progressive
spirit OF the time as Patagonia. Nobody
comes from there, nobody goes there"
Ihs has aroused inquiry, and st, Louis
subscriber to the Wilmington Commercial
makes the following statement
There is scarcely Western State that bos
not some Dcawareans in it. can nresn"t tnS-
timony as to at least one hundred who are set
tied III Illinois and Missouri, and there are
many more who are scattered through the
states and Territories lying West OF the Mis-
"iSSippl, ana taking no unimportant part in
affairs. will mention a few names of these,
many OF which will be familiar to your readers
" In st. Louis, Hon. Trustcn Polk
GGx-doyernor, e. and ex-U. 5. Senator; p. f.
1LauSey' Esq, lawyer; Edward Lee, Esq,
Iawyer; VIM. llargadine an extensive whole
sale dry goods merchant; r. b. Harper
m manager OF the Commonwealth Life Insurance
Company; llr. H. ID. Caulk, connected with
sane; VIM. Walsh, chief clerk in the largest
IeWte1iry establishment in the West Thomas
iH(udIer, IN general office of St. Louis VanJalia
i nerre Haute, and Indianapolis r. r. DR. r
n n saunders saunders II. S"ul ulSbury, G. +. Goulcy, A.
f. Gillespie, and others.
y In other parts Of Missouri, there are B.
- l2enSon Cahcon, LAWYER; DIR. l.. G. Gooden, IT
Uooden, and DR. VIM. Green.
I'm Illinois, could write Won lono E.t
In and around Collinsville, Madison c1unty
miles from St. Louis, there are old settlers
VINO came from Delaware twenty and thirty
,e1rS ago Among them, are families ot
tnihths, Andersons, Testers, and Carriers
IthcrS came more recently. and may mention
YIN m. Donaho, and r. K Caulk. In Decatnr
Ill., and vicinity are the Wingates Dawsons,
&c. W lmlngton, Illinois, was founded by the
,'ennlngtonS, from Delaware, and in Chicago
"TIe IRE are many natives Of the Dianond State" I
TO this We may add list Of Smvrn;ans NOT |
,ere named. John w. Savin. JAS. Grifin anJ
homaS l." Carrow, of Chicago; Thco .
iaughey; Of indianapolis, President Of a
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

The Maryland Legislature baloted for n
.: senator yesterday, but no choice was made
election. 10' '0'0 ior It,
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

DELICATE OpERAuoN.-Aaron Tue's w;(o
!GToored) Of White Hall Neck, DurE Cra'f "i'G
Id. went to Kmkwood last week and IoG baG
pm taken out Of her throat. which hay hay
heen confined there for two months past in sn;ta
OF the efforts of III physicians who attended sr her
preylouNIy y, DIR. G. d. Green, of Philade!nb;
performed the operation. This case shonJ hs
warning to those who make a practice Of
carrying pins in their mouths. ''00 VI
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

Banking House of John McI.ear & Son. No.
oo2 Market st., Wilmington, Del. Money
received on Deposit, interest allowed. subject
TO e, check at sight. Collections made. Stocks
- R'n4>' Notes, &c.; negotiated. All the new
Loans that are now offered NV
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

a STEAMBoAT TO hEIpsIC.--Wo are author
will be put on Leipsic Creek in tbe oorI, npL'
Spring for freight aud passengers. She viii
MA ke regular landings at Spruances. CjolI;ns
and at Port Penn, aud is intended to rnn
Spring and Fall, as We'll as during the Peacb
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17
49,. The lIl. G, Cloths l'.h and Cassimcrcs
styles. P''Se oil lie L,amg
NOTIONS AND STATIoy.pv

Buttons, Spool Cotton, Knit,irr c,,..
nHlrts, BAlnorals, Ladies' a'-1 :, 9fon' Hoo7
Men's Hose, Candle Wick. Gamn 1'ofenS ~ 'atn H1se
Neck-iies Handhercbci II1p Icts' E' Gloves
~ r'nW'ng', Tape, SKIRT Bra;d. Combs Gn s>, velvet
iIa'[ rms, buckles Pins, Needle. S,;, "On Cps.
T"a veS' 81, h'ndns' Th'"br, Collars ~ Goa"
, "lH9; s,.I k'd Gloves, Machine Sr~,nr r"s S o''lF
HPH"t ,t onN' &C. &c., !ele, Fuois.cnp ;,n' n, nnG
and nd r9per P4"r F'I Re" lIo9s lead Yrna. , .n.
Roaks g%c.I SenIn ETyt%r'", Pas Books, Ink, PoS
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

r, Talk about your Philadelphia morkoto
Nome Nome ye = ph, ont fo-n'ght Can't hold light to
"ard " FhlllIps' Alexis hats and cans "
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

Wilmington, Delaware, is thriving citv-
made SO by its manufactures the lnast of
these IS the establishment for making tbe
" llmington City Soap" which is in such
general use over the country Try one bar of
1t and be convinced '''' VI
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

=, TIE KENT Go, Nrrr,I. IvSrp,xcr ~
The policy holders Of this ronr,n, h,il -:
animal meeting in this town Nond'v H., '"gir ~
a 1"r The Purro>e of hearing the Srrr,t,rv nj M
treasurer Report of the condit;nn ni +bd tbn
company during the last yc1r and elrcting rmo inc
directors =, to serve the ensuing wear s. nsmaI
cue reports OF the company show a staadv ;n
eIehSe OF business, which is the best evidence
% Tue c"nlllence persons in>uring Eaye in ;tS
~ management No company paws irs losses
~ hre more I promptly than the Kent Cnpntr
no'uaI. Inc following exhibit shows tho c"n
U'"'h of the company up to Jan. /. 1S-D
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

~, ITEMS ABOUT THE WHARTON TR1,1 M -
marion trial Ior two weeks past has hnoD H. ;t0
~ u'!'e thai an arena for the airing If tbo
opposing opinions of chemists and ,,al;alI .,iG
experts and their views have bnen ca aJ,.nnon
anu ahtag0nIstfc as to cause IN fhe nnbl;c -!
very strong conviction that there is VOW
LEU science or system in either of the
prolesslons' The profession Of medicine bnS 'mV
ricaliy described as the science of ov.
rules or principles in chemistrv ;F al %ae no
70 Judge from the testimony of the med;csl ar are
Ierts VINO have given at such length ,hn;-
lneoretleal views as tc the ANALYSIS cffba s,o,n u
aen or feneral ketchum II i eInoct-'i tIiI I'M
lne trial will last fully two weeks iongor 'a,ai J
by the time of its close there will bo ro 'nu
9ou9t whether General Ketchum is livin% ~ ~
decide the qt,.fion =" '"e scientists to
= an the doctors who saw or had anv,b;,r
or d.. % 's"arraI Kctchum. alive
doctnrs .h. ',led OF poison. Allthe
JJoctptS "h0 never saw him, either aI;vo ~
1ead, M, assert that he didn't die af ,o;sou VI
1>Igo, doctor who doesn't see a nationt Un oo.
tIea.y Iy teIi just as much about the case ~ !
uIoeeor VINO does. Wherefore tbnso 49,
.ILs:Iheu .L: beings should not complain # manr |
IhinK that patient who doesn't see doctnr = /
Eoou deaI more apt to get we'll than
paGce' G Tho does-A: T. C6m Adrert;ser
ny 1en. hancock testified as witness for Mrs
VIVA y narton before the court at Annapolis last
n to, Un Monday Drs. Morgan, Ohr, Arnold and
howard testified as to their experience in cases
SL S1, cereorosplnal meningitis, their evidence
poeing to the effect that General Ketchnm;s |
neath was not the result of natural consas
Professor Aiken was also called to the staud 20
reput The testimony of Professor McCnllocb
!, he oid not, however, commence his testimonv
but 10 Is understood that he has made annt%er
analysis and expects to re-establish his renu-
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

Sereck f. ShaIcross, Samuel Pennington-aIl
members OF the old Board. Charles Tatman
was subsequently, reelected President.
On Thursday last the crew on the Shin
Aeretde from Antwerp, which had been Ivin@
at the Breakwater refused to do duty in ceftin9
underway, whereupon the Captain managed
| to get them into the forecastle and locked. or
nailed them in. A crew from Lewes was bro
cured to get the ship under way and with her
Johns, N. B. ""N iol 0'
Ihe Delaware & Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
ins. heid - tnGlr annual meeting at Delaware City
Directors :-William D. Clark, VIM. ReyboH
George B. Money, s. NJ. Curtis, Wm DEAN '
}9hn N. Pomeroy, John p. Logan. Josen5
u: Mckechan and Joseph L. Tull. President
w w m' u. Clark; Secretary, George b. Money:
Treasurer, John f. williamson. '
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17
Stockholders Meeting

a an Adjourned Meeting of Tho Stockholders of the
,y,iI IVA M DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD co.
tba TT nriu al the Hotel of Charles +. Foxwell. in
FERRITn"poui OF smyrna. on THURSDAY. The lst day OF
nose oI f,, loIz al 10 O'clock A. NJ. for the pur-
ensn,no eung SEVEN DIRECTORS TO serve the
smv,n SAML CATS. Secretary.
y'"a' january. lIth, 1872. janI13t
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17
7-3O GOLD LOAN.
NORTHERI PACIFIC RAILROAD O..
one Million 7-3O'S were sold
During DeceamOer,
And January opens Nth an Active Demand.

1neSe Bonds are issued IN denOmi ma ions Of from
ciOu :" - ooo 70 PnN and 500 Ia $40 OCO REGIS
Inhhp nave lhItIy years To run bear ar interest of
:" per cent IN gold, and are exempt from nted
States tax mp NV" ''
'he' arr secured bv a FIRST AND Only MnRrG.GE
"Ph IA" hHiroid It's FrauchIsrs and ali lhe Land.
du" 'ofeHy now p"ss"SSed by The Conp,ny or
"mich II may hereafter aCqYIre.
Inc '"ndS are cii.rel aI par and accrued interest
!" currency and with IhPlr ample srcortly and fIIGH
RATE OF INTEREST there no investment nrress,ble
~ ~ ,se people which Is more profitable and safe
ne present most unusual uppOrtuniv for The nrnf
n''"'e conversion ot Government Bonds into Corpor
"o 'ecuhIlts ni nnhUuhed reliability cannot long
t"n'Ihue. Government and corpurale disbursements
Io' interest and dividends The next ninety DAYS VIII
0.Sc"S"ge S'me Two Hundred nud TwerIy SlIions
r"pi'ai most OF which viii ai once seek reInvesI.
Me"'' really desirable investment securities are
S'"'Ce c"mPhred WIN The present ami pruba bic de.
"'" 'uf Them, hence an early advance IN their value
- "oIaiv certain. The 30 Gold Bundsn; the North
e. e." racine Railroad being rluIdIv absorbed hy
~ "P'e'ahd ihcSe facts suggest prompt acton on The
"o ''Se who wish To exchange securlIie. r,me
Iro' oy 'he peSeni premium on Five weniles and
''I ,, ",sSeh. - II low price ot Northern Pac,ir,.
2us Delaware State Bonds aud all market.
h. securities taken in exchange al ful market raes.
'Ohn WcEPar N Son. Bankers
No. COZ Market ST.,
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

Ward u Phillips still have respect for the
lalborIng man. They are prepared to cover
their body with good and cheap clothes and
their hands with good buck and fur gloves.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17
DRY GOODS

ylz; VIZ , sHks' IS, P"plins, Alpacas, ChaIhc., Anv
Delines' Cotton Dclaines, and CaI,ro,s w., q
OF the latest styles cf Dress t,nn+.. = WIN may
Jeans CSnabnrgs FIanncIs, Tickings 1.'Ii EIa1r
SaeE FIannels, Napkins, Shcstinas pI''. %I' ~
m"SIlnS' Swiss Stripings, ,Cambrcs, p, nc, .'2N Wv
Den'ms' Checks, Drlllrngs, Nankeen, I,n.nl
ms Fiaids, Shawls, Diaper, Lawns CI.", Ma
r'queS' ana all the goods usually found
class country store. -0D"o IL tyai.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

;, The Hon. John A. J. CreswelI, Postmaster.
%eiera ~ mas ieit constrained to ask Congress
ttayoritism in letting Mail Contracts which
nave been hurled at his head This is pronar
ara timely, The gist of these charges is. that
MT. Creswell has been 10 COLLISION witb GER
l:in contractors at whose instigations straw
pIps were put in at prices very far below the
Necessary cost of the service, and. when those
olds were accepted as the lowest, the bidders
came up missing; whereupOn Mr.. C. assigned
ane service ic'thoW contract to his favorites at
,Nonoatnnt - rates - Ndw'flet this matter be
7. o onsh investigated. all persons heinz ;nr
Nted to step forward and tell what thew Inow
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

y splendid assortment of ready made cloth
ing at Ward u Phillips. You had better 90
ana purchase now as they are offering extra