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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11

HAVING just received Ind opened for inspection
the greht~st Inducements ever offered,
quote in part, Ga Iicns s.. s. TO- l2,c;
3 "rreR Br"~n and B:eeCh"h Mu,lins yard wIfc
b"st in tn n. at lac "nOlea Drihin,s. ne wet
"pn't-t'nus, NJ IS. III, and &c W. in storc
inli e-."rtt'r't Of Hack nnd CoI"rcd ALPACA all
col"r. 81 S"'inos. Irish Pnpiin- lspsn,a. silks
er"rt Bt'gtin. Our store j. crowded ~ itf such n
inu.n-. ard chn4 o. Clouds tim il will n,
you to Ca II on us h"''.ir purchasing cIsexh here.
vELrETtESs,
II cnlors md sh,6es at City Prices.
MILLINERY GOCDE.
All the l,teet Stye- ami Patterns, from I'd. ceebra
ted Miili"er Er Worth u: NV York, at less prices
than the raw ru1teri4l cav be boz xht for.
TIUU>EKHEPER5' GOODS.
All Linen T"~"i' ut II. Cts; Linen Napkins I0c
LIpen Table tluit!- Shr up
EoO'FS AND SHOES.
~ "s.e' i''','- 80" Cent? shors: =, So e5. rs.
from 50 to the h'"- ru-'"In made.
H\r. ASDChHS.
~ different a'y!"- -: i-t- anh Cnps so r-r cent
l'-' 'hHn ."' '.''"-. :" tr- Valley. W. :"u
lice 81 Hi.N+NErS, COMFORTS SrEkADS
COCNT'kri>t~ &c.
G,,HJ'S' .rUHNIsIiING GOODS.
We have . i"il hue al " hit" >hirt-. m n
ui.r'"r', nu,r >hu,- -mi nr.w.r. Sc.rt- Neck
ue', Susrendtr. lis n'i. .TChIris, Halt Ho.e.
CLOTHING.
W. Oft great inhurrmrurl in our regular Nor
chr"t F.ii"r tt"'h,"g AIinur ci"i hiu.. u. iipd
"n - IN t- -'"' 'nue"'"tr low prices. iu,t
s."''"' 81 "' tr."ch -"n AI""rIr.n Cs<-i..sr--.-
t"-"" -"'E ." de (" order At short notice. We
h.v" ''-s AT >r,ic Cs-,n n.... ,n,,. u. mention
ia 'h. GIVE Es = esr lycsi l. a. we
eau you % per cent. by "a Iiimr %
J NOSE & RRO..
Under FREQ Prcss Office.
J. E"ee.
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10. G0Itisnli is's Twin arents r.
IsTHE
GRAND CENTRE OF ATTRACTIGN!!

MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF GOODS TO BE
SOLD AT ASTONISHING PRICES
A susnel. every department OF this we'll known
~ establishment is crowded to o.ernowing with
the latcst STYLES and hest q ualitv OF
El% FALL kUa WRITER Geana.
In the DRY GOODS Deps, snent will he found
Jnpanos- Sinks. Plsin ard Striped Hlsc. 1il. Fro
pres. Cloth. all rhadcs. Fieurcd Pal, Alpa-a.
sstteen' a II colnr- All Wool Desne- all shades.
Aipacas c"nstsn tiJ on ham from SOC = Is per
yard Australian Grape for n"nrnine. Onrr.
Flsnnei., II "olnrs: plain and twiIrd fiaon,l.
Canton. brown, b!ack and drah. lanncs A,nst.
Flsppel skirts. warranted fsst colns eur.n n.
gusta ssrt-, &c, white and coI"r-d BIart-,s.
Sprendr nod Corntnrts. u prr.. r,on-rtic Good.
OF every description Al! r"or. in Seveteens
MILLINERY DEeAsrmr.T
Nrs. Gold-rnith With f,-hionnh. aesi=r,rt in.
vito. the speciai sttrntinn ner Ind e,.,aar.
the public Faper-i 'y her large End f,r.,inr2 HE
si"cS OF Hats. Gann metz. Ribbons. Fi"-ers Frames.
Erivet.: Crep"' ard u cleo peccs COM
plcte Millinery E.nhli-hmcnt. Thee -ond. are
diarayed in private apartment in the rear OF :he
etcre Prices nnusrailv low.
Tho NOTION drr-rtco,nt j. fail to ovorHovi,g.
embracing evctvthine knnr n to the uaue. Al, n
full stork Of Ladies' nd Cent? Furnshinr Goods,
at exceedingly To-" price,.
READY-MADE CLGTEFNE,
In this Mir. Gold-rnith hp. exceIicd bro..t Scv.,
before rs. snch VOL se'ectcd stock h,.n F.red 70
this InsrSet He d" al- with none hnt 4 st eIs,s
houses. therefore huv. nothing hot enod.
They are warranted eupe,ir, n o,he,. nd ver7
s25 Fire herver, Chnchrll. rnd t'i,,h r ,l,n..
End uvercn.ts 81 low pricc.. Aim full stock of
n"=-kin,. Csssimer's, Beaver Cloths and Caspnets,
just received.
TO. 81.
c. W LITTLEJOHN ia s.ill there, end what Re
knows shont" ling Parr in. :. r-turi,hiur Tho
stock III s's''.. rh,e. G.r,-r. sI;rr,,. Ti.. re-
cr,tsi"i. i'",n.r,c. snd j. f-r .uf,ri,, in ,-Vl.
cur wv and '"~ nrirn TO nythiog in thie Market
Re.d tie rr,ce I.-,:
Ladics' Md Fulton Baots. Saso.o e4sO
sc P'.in I,ttinr 22s,o $50
81 Kid Laced On. ,,5
MOROCCO :" 1.5nts 2.75
- Hns-i.n Morocco 9" 215ro am
Pl,in Lasting s' $50 ~ 2.75
MISSES "pRE-Ail pvices, sizc, a nd kinds,
CHiLDRES'S WORK.
MEMS wOEE.
Tho celebrated os''rr Enct. ST 10 to $500
f"'"tnsc - 80 20 no
N-iied 80 50 500
Fri" " 800 300
(" Calf STITCHED as 4CG,o eco
" Pcgved 3 so, 800
a lao burner ccrhratrd Hand 1IJd, Cslf . nd
Kip RU"tr, s,nsi ard double uprcr. A foil .toc
OF i'oss' rnd S""t,'s' work cor.i-n,ly on hand I
low Fr'ers. 1"'-r,.' siso. This work j. all war
rant,d 80 r~p...rn,cd.
a t"ii ~" 81 Fine = nd On N Clothing can lao
he h'nui - y" 81. ANYTHING {" h,--k A:vs,
prices IL jut!ejohns n.,'to. W. re.,.-c-t,ly
Solicit call from rr-,v ono, r,oini.u- to do our
uti,,"-t 10 p,..--- custorue,e
October 8. I,72. J.GOIDsSllTH
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IF you have Cough. Cold or any Pulmonary af.
Il lection, use Garvin'. EiIxr of Tar, for .aIe v
Febr 4, 1873 GEO. I LIGHT.
IMPROVED Coffee and Spice Mills, and loose
i Sleigh Beils, for sale by
February 4, 1879. JAS. LAW HOoFF
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PORTABLE ENGINE FOR SALE.

'11'e' ee" 1erHs easy
wEIRIcK Il WELLER
Oh. rlesto~p. Jan. I. 1873
THAmRER Sets, W ,ter and Wash Bucket. and
~ Coolers, for sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
SCRUB Brushes, Broome. Du.ter. end N.tches,
~ Tor sale ny JAS. LAW. HOCFF.
i Cider Mile. &c, for sale nv
JAS. LAW. HooFF.
DATEST Reversible Cha il.nsc Door Spring. the
best sPring of the kind in u.e for - L. by
JAS. LAW HoOEF.
! UFFSER'S Patent Blind Hinge, Sor'..i.b v
AZ JAS. LAW. HOOFF
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Extraordinary Thrashing.

A young man from an Eastern city, says
the Titusville Press, who has been visiting
rural friends il this vicinity, after seeing a
farmer thrash out "hporing" of oats the
other morning, asked and received permission
to swing the fail fax minutes. upon assuring
the agricuturist tia, he was 'sperfectIy IA
miliar with the art of thrashing" Ezpect,-
rating upon his hands, the young man went
at the oats, but a. the first pass knocked the
horn off mitch COW tn t wls leisure CHI w-
ing her cud in neighboring STALL The
second swing cared in the head of the farmer
who thought he was safe enough as long as
he roasted on the top OF the tnuning mill in
the end of the barn. hut without discovering
the havoc he was making the civ artist kent
at his labnrs the third blow fell on the cats,
the fourth killing settiug hen in the manger
near by, and the fifth pass of the deadly
weapon was the hest of all. for it came around
the young man boomerang fashion, and knock cd
him down, and thus put stop to the work of
slaughter. The mere fact that the cit,
thrasher returned TO consciousness an boar
before the farmer did allowed the former to
ge, several miles off before his efforts at
thrashing were discovered by the neighbors.
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EDUCATIONAL.
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE.
Chariestown, West Virginia.

TINE next Session will commence on Wednesday,
Il September lllh. 1872. 7et ts.t
Being provided with competent As.i.tsnt., every
advantage for a thorough course in English, the
Languages, Drawing, Music on Piano and Organ,
will be afforded. Particular attention will be paid
to Music, and pupis will be required to play at the
Musical Soirees when the friends of the pupils n
nave opportunity to judge of their progress.
Vocal NJ usic will be taught in classes we'll as
by private lesson
Engiish Department.-Ma.. FonRrsr.
Mathematics and Modern Langnages.-biIss L.
poeal and Instrumental Musie-Mas. wM. F.
LIPPITr.
For Terms. &C.. apply to the PRINCIPAL.
August l3. 1872. Mrs A. NJ. FORREST.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

DISTINGUISHED by Congress. adopted by the
e State; aided by the benevolenoe Of individusls
societies, and other institutions.
Five Departments Of Instruction-Literary, Sci
enuic, Agricultural, Military and Engineering
Also a thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart
ment,
In charge OF a large Faculty OF Accommodated
scholars and successful educators.
FAIL Term b.gins Sept. 4th WINTER, Decera-
Der 4. SPRIsa. March "a.
COMMENCEMENT, June 70. 1873.
total expenses from / 80 to $3.50 per year.
Lees to those boarding in clubs.
Send Tor Catalogue, containing full pa rite 1lars
to ALEX. MARTIN,
Ptesidant
Morgantown. W. Va, July %, Is72
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11

EPIZOOTIC.-we h.ve . cure cn,. IN, ,h, ar
- izo"tic J" or H"..e Disease, .rd would ,d,is.
All having hOrsre Ia supply ther,i.el~c. =. ~. di.
ease i move ulon us VS. MASON
X ERoSESE OIL the hest in the u,,rk.,-.,,c;.l
~ dice yunt IN Scr 10 sa lions,
Nov la. 1872. VS. MACON
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
AN now 10 receipt OF INV ususl large supply Of
Fall and Winter Goods COr-i-tirg of Dry
Goods. Notions, RsrG~sre, Quecn.wsre, Groce-
ri-s &c, -h oh will sell at living rs'r-. ] would
also invite the ate rron of Gentlemen particularly
to my stock Of CaseinerPs. RnoIs end Shors
JOHN " GRANTHAM.
Middiewsy, October s. 1872.
FARMERS will find tn. tandsrd Fertilizer. in
the ,.srk"t-romprising turner's, 0bcr's Ma
rylsnd .Eureks, &c.-at
JAS LAW Hoof E'S.
CIAss. Putty. Horse NaiI-, Rol'.. scre~., for
" ssi- bv JAS LAW IfJOFF.
.xcv,s
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READY.MsDE CLeTEFNg,
80. q.

c. W LTTLsJONN ia s.iil there, end .'-hat r..
know shnnt" s'llins Parr. in. :. r-turi-hiu- Tho
s'GH "i s'"'' Es'e". Gcr-rs. sI;rr.,.. Ti.s, &c,
IL cr,ts"i. isn,n.r,, sac j. f-r .ur,ri,r in .-VI.
on'iuv and how nrire to any thing in this Market
Ec,d ttIe
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J. z. BRADY, BARBER.

IIAS removed to the rear Of tn. Ssrket. House.
! Square, whore SHAPING and main DhE n
cuso'ners Call down.
Chsrlestn~n, July 3, 1872.
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LAST Notice.

NtTE hereby give no,ice persona no .sr q " in
w ne, either nv note or otn.rw,.., r,.t upIc.,
they G, II md .ettle tn. --me :n v.ry -hor, time
we VIII place their accounts in the hand. of un fiji
Tor collection.
HLLEARY WILSON h JOHNSON.
Summit Point. J.n. p. ls1I-.a Am
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SUMMIT POINT.
1900 POUNDS OF BACON.

kTTE have on hnnd nd f,r ,.le 10 OO0 n, OF
" bACtN-flsm.. shoulders -p.I Si.i---u -. nur
own f""dl" n "d cUrI,,y IT price, times
either Tor Cs-h il cIrmr. e., prn,'rC-
Ii'LLEAHY. WILSON n JOHNSON
Summit PminI. Jsn. -. 1913 3rn.
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sole Agent for Harper's feri y
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HOWE SEWING MACHINES, ID, heal :, ~.
'co-ia! an, Rrnting S-Ii'u.. the ,br,.
named MACHINES. on the ic... nj, pr
wishing TO purchase csn be "m,n;ria ted by an
Plyinr :" or leaving their orders with
July II. ISL. H. DISE1r
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

GOOD ORDER From PRESIDENT GRANT
President Grant has issued an order which
VIII cause some commotion among those
federal office holders who have been inter-
meddling with local politics. and who have
imagined that they were gratifying the Presi-
dent and doing good service to the Republi-
can party by getting themselves elected to
Oh'e IN the States to which they belong. 1t is
announced that in the opinion of the President
It Is not consistent with the interests of the
states or OF the United States that person
should hold a federal Office and State or
municipal Office at the same time. and notice is
given that on and after the 4th of March next
any otfl GER in the service of the United States
who fills also State or municipal position will
be regarded as having resigned his former
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22
Our Bodily Infirmities.

Physical n6rmes the of ALL Millions are ALWAYS
sick No man, woman child is uniformly perfect health
Much however of the sickness and suffering which
burden to beings is due to
and neglect mighty andOe to the leading
ease has been provided 1t harmless efficient No
poisonous drug enters into its composition 1t
stmuant tonic and aperen Of which ingredient
table This unexcepOnab preventive and restorative med
cine is not thing under the Hoseters Stomach
Bters will have been before the world quarter
century, and it not too much that thousands
tens of thousands. using who would have been
their had they been
sustained by TINS wholesome stmuan The rapdity with
which minor ailments often become. neglected obstinate
diseases well known This tonic famous for mmed
ate check which gives these breeders deadly disorders
The sensation of aRguOr the sick headache the
the indisposOn to exerOn the the confusion
bran the physical debility which intended premonsh
us OF the approach of serious danger invariably
by few doses of the Bitters The the preparation
genuine specific for dyspepsia bilious complaints maaous
evers rheumatism and chronic debility the world
and in these days OF infamous charlaansm when
artcs that rob the invalid of the last
advertised inVigorant o. is indeed blessing to
kind that Hesteer Stomach Bter everywhere procur
able, and everywhere popular.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

A Practical VIEW The Richmond Eaou;;.
rer, speaking of the condition of Virginia.
thinks the best way to get out of our present
embarrassed condition would be for every
farmer to come to fixed determination to buy
no more tinery for his daughters on credit, to
make his sons support themselves, to hire but
few abOrers on his farm, (no more than are
necessary in connection with the family labor, J
to sell all the land that he cannot conveniently
culuya'e, and to get out of debt as rapidly as
possible" This is exactly what is needed in
some parts of Virginia, at least, as well as in
some parts Of Maryland Farmers may NOT
only get out Of debt in this way, but, persever.
ing In it, will in time get rich. Indeed to be
cut of debt is richness itself.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

The weather in the Northwest on Saturday
morning was severer than any before ex.
peri l;nced this winter. At Sparta, Wis, the
spirit thermometer marked IS below zero, the
mercury having congeaed at La Crosse, Wis.
the thermometer marked 81 below; at St. Paul,
MInn,, "a be low and at Minneapolis, Mimi,
"a below. AT Milwaukee, lSO miles east OF
sparta. the thermometer marked above zero.
Inc difference of SO degrees in temperature
9etween Milwaukee and Sparta was due to two
distinct currents of ait, the wind at Milwaukee
being from the northeast, with lively snow
storm, while at Sparta and farther west the
wind was from the northwest, with clear sky.
AT Memphis, Tenn, on Saturday morning, the
thermometer marked below zero.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

M0NTlCELL1 IN LTrIGATION-A GOnoI;c1
tel Case. The former home of Thoma.
Jefferson, located on the Monticello mountain
near Charlottesville, Abemarle c., Va. is IN
litigation at present before the Supreme Court
of Virginia. 1t is we'll known that Mr.. Jeffer-
son expended large fortune in lavish hospi-
tality and died poor. Monticello, his estate.
was Sold and purchased by Commodore Lew
of the United States Navy. Commodore
Levy devised the estate at his death to the
United States, as trustee, for the purpoSe of
establishing an agricultural farm on which to
educate to agricultural pursuits children of the
warrant officers of the navy, whose fathers were
dead In aid OF this scheme he also devised
S3OO0J0 worth of property in New York In
the event of the United States not accentino
the trust he provided that the State of
Virginia should act as the trustee for the mr.
pose named And in the event of the State of
Virginia not accepting the trust, he devised
the property to the Portuguese Hebrew Con
gregatiOns of New York, PhiladeInhia and
Baltimore, for the benefit of the chidyen of
those societies whose fathers were dead. His
legal heirs brought suit in New York to set
aside these provisions of the will The court
in New York declared the charity too indefinite.
and that the United States could not take the
property as trustee. Virginia not being a
party to that suit, instituted a suit for its re
cOvery as secondary trustee. Tive case is at
present being exhaustvely argued in the
Supreme Court of Virginia, now in session AT
Richmond. Among the executors of the will
are Dr. Joshua Cohen and Jacob |. Cohen of
Baltimore.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

Ill ADVISED TEMPERANCE" MOVEMENTS
In States where they have prohibitory liquor
laws, there is always great deal of trouble in
enforcing them In Maine, among the probib.
tied drinks is cider, and cider. selling is pro-
hibited in the law by any one but the manu-
extremely unpopular A cute Yankee legal
talent has for years been picking flaws in it.
Sometime ago it was discovered that if the law
permitted cider maker to sell his cider, it also
permitted him to authorize an agent to sell it
for him. Accordingly, all the inn-keepers in
Maine soon became agents" and the cider
trade is tOurishing. Now, to prevent this, a
bill has been introduced in the Maine Legisla-
turc to close up. cider tippling shops by pro-
hlbltIng the sale of that article in quantities
less than one gallon. This illustrates one of
the ways by. which good cause like that of
temperance has been retarded by the ill-iudged
zeal OF its ultra advocates, who turn their
backs on reforms that are practicable, to ex.
hsust and defeat themselves in the effort to do
what is impracticable in the present condition
OF things. .-Phila. Ledger.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22
OBITUARY.

Departed this life his residence In SMYRNA on Friday the
lTth inst WILLIAM 7. SMITH. the list
La the bereavement by the death this
GOd his family and friends
to make the glad. H. is released
painful physical anguish endured They
seriousness that BY known they sought his
FORT He has we'll sustained his In the relations
band parent citizen, and Christian As husband
houghtiu aud sweet tempered companIoD fther gentle
tender and aectonats Hs citizen. Obging, upright, self
and oroearnG he held the esteem OF all who knew
him. and enjoyed the confidence OF his whole
HE departure being Ia the hope OF life with Christ in
heaven II Is most suitable that he
ian character His God
wears He haened to mis- home having found the life
and immediately the family altar. around which
his amy with him since have bowed he united in elias with
his brethren in the Bethel Church. the cemetery
his remains lie buried He the rea
oe His pety OF that that absorbed his whole
and often tears Of joy would give OverOwnH
enment OF his soul Six allotted to him Of
oO1iy ailctOn severe form Of rheumatism distorted his
limbs and times rendered him incapable bodily
ease out he was never known to murmur His language
IT is the Lord let Hin do whatsoever best in Hi
sight He did not doubt his with God but look
ing to the cOnsOed himself with word A the
OF my appointed tins will till change Thou
shalt cali AMI will thee; Thou wilt have desire
the work Of thine hands His last
but at the when seemed
ance he casped his hands and said Though He
viii praise him and shouting glory glory goryr hC
fell asleep In JesuB.
asleep In Jesus! blessed sleep.
FROM which none wakes to weep
A calm and undIsturbed repOSe
Unbroken by the worst Of foes"
ShYRNA DEL, Jan
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

A VALUABLE ARRANGEMENT The Post.
master General has made arrangements with
the Signal Service Bureau of the War Depart
ment to transmit to all post offices that can be
reached from the several points of distribution
Gally, by mail, the weather reports issued by
Ine Signal Service Office. These notices the
fOstmasters are instructed to display publicly
III their Offices, in frames supplied for the
purpose, 50 that all the community, agricul-
.s .sral and commercial, may have the benefit of
tee Information they contain. The experience
OI the past year has proved the reliability and
great service of these weather reports, and to
.ae farming population at some seasons of the
year they will be exceedingly valuable
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

WHAT UNsPEAKABLE RELIEF afforded the burning and
throbbing flesh by single application that unequaled
balsam for human brute suffering MCSTANG LNMESr The
t0rmenng and seeplestroyng Of rheumatism gout
and aga completely banished by its stiffness
the joints and painful swengs. quickly yield emoient
influence heals bruises scads etc. with
rapdy For strains sprug halt scratches saddle cellar and
harness CALLS well the serious external of
the horse. it IA a swift and thorough remedy
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

:; The leading criminal lawyers of New York, it
y SAID, have united in a movement to break
uoWn It possible, the new jury law of that State,
providing for intelligent jurors. The only
remaining hope the Ring thieves have of
Escaping conviction is in the breaking down of
me 81 new law. Before signing it Governor
Holman submitted the measure to members of
m .as Court Of Appeals, who suggested an
amendment 81. which was incorporated in the
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

NEW HAMPsHIRE-The canvass for the an
InualState election in New Hampshire in March
!; now going on, although one would scarcely
mink SO to judge from the little interest ex-
SS,olted IN the matter by politicians. Governor
J.raW Is the republican candidate for re-
election and Ex-Governor Weston is the
semocratic candidate The State is committed
70 @;r1ep9bcanism, and that is all that need be
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22
THE MARKETS
WI MARRIAGES.

BIsHOP-ELLIOT AT the residence Beck in his
town. on the 2ls inst by Rev G. A. Phbus. Mr. VIM. Thos
Bishop OF Queen Annes Nd and Miss Virginia
Smyrna.
GIBSON-FOSTER-On Thursday last at the Asbury NJ. E.
Smyrna, by Rev. Geo. A. Phqbus Mr. John
Gibson to Miss Annie NJ Foster, both Of Kent CO., Md.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

Mr. Paul Strobach, Sheriff of Montgomery,
Ma, had an interview with the President
saSonlday relative TO the Legislative muddle in
eelaoama: The President said he was anxious
,vt settlement of the trouble, but it was a
matter that the contending parties must settle
Hehong themselves. The only thing the
government could do was to give them ad vice,
aad n he referred Mr. Strobach to the Attorney
Ueneral for further conference.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

a bill has been introduced in the Maine
legislature ."Iiire dividing the State into seven
school districts, each with commissioner, who
shaI have general supervision of the schools
Tl aha the expenditure of the school money
Ahe commissioners are to be appointed
annually by the Governor and Council, on the
recommendation of the school committee of
epseh district, and are to constitute also State
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

At Knoxville, Tenn, on Saturday, VIM.
Rule; one Of the editors of the Daily Chrom.
icte; Republican, Was elected Mavor, over John
). Van Glider, incumbent for the past three
years. The issues were not political.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

The Philadelphia delegation, composed Of
Wnn5 Wem3ers OF Councils, Board of Trade, Port
the Committees of Commerce and Annronri-
atoms at Washington, on Saturday morning
and urged increased appropriations for light
houses and other improvements of the Della.
ware.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

Josephine Mansfield has had the property
of Nathan Appleton, at Newport, r. L.,
attached to the amount of $50, 1000, for the loss;
OF Sl2, 500 which she deposited with Bowles
Brothers just before their failure
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

The birthday of General Robert f. Lee was
celebrated Monday in the South. At Savannah
the occasion was marked by the first military
parade; since the rebellion, and bv an address
from General Wade Hampton. Business was
generally suspended, and the day 'resembled
the Fourth Of July before the war;
Smyrna times., 1873-01-22

=, Colonel s. W. Dorsey was elected U. S.
Senator by the Arkansas Legislature on
Saturday. He received 81 votes ON Joint
ballot SO being necessary to a choice. His
election was secured by a majority of Demo.
Gratis going over to him from Garland.