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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-05
INDIAN NEWS
TROUBLE lS rExAs.

ST.. Louis, Oct. l.-Adviccs from
the Neuces liver county, Texas, says
that party of % Indians taidcd he
settlements on that river on The 2sti'
ult, and stole a number Of horscs,
They then went down Sabine river,
attacked several, ranches aud sheep,
killed three white Nmen and sevGrai
Mexicans, and sroN macy horses
They also visited the fno and, Geona
settlements in the same manner, tax.
ing fully hundred horses with thou
a party OF citizens and detachnen'
of troops are III pursuit
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POLITICAL.
Colorado Conceded.to the Repub-
licans-A Clean SWeep-Ma
joritl 1000.
FOREIGN.

London, Oct. f. The Thereapia
correspondents of the Times, in lie,
Ter dated Sept. 26, says the porte
grounds its resistance TO the demands
Of the powers on It's alleged
1xAnIlrry 10 cuEB The. PASSIONS OF
THE MOB,
which threatens the massacre OF chris
tians. The Turkish ministers allege
that they are constantly receiving
anonymous letters, and plaeards are
posted at every corner o! STEAMBOAT
threatening
roruLAR VENGEANCE
on the government if they accept con
ditious incompatible with the digni.
~ Of the empire. Shrewd person,
are inclined to believe that these men
saces were prearranged by the gov
ernment; but many Enrofean resi-
dents, and even some diplomats,s.- es
pecially Elliot, British ambassador
are d,sqnieted. The panic in Pera j
almost .as general as in NJ y last, n
the time ot the Sofia aove,hcnt.
Rnssia has declared she will do he
utmost 10
PREVENT sERviM eoSriSriSG I'll
= NAE,
if Austria aud Eugland viii indnc
Turkey to grant formal armistice
if,,satllt,fff if,satlt,fff Get 4-Ikustria has Nc
yde fmtely refused The RUSSIAN pTl
posal, bui has asked time for repl,
meanwhile Austria has communicate
the proposal to the other powers.
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o,osiS,i rglos.

WnkAf- Higher At illsGs, Iass Tor October !;
! l2lsaei is for November
cens~rFirsa at to.i FOR October ,si. for Nov
amber,
OATS Higher NJ a5a for cash
ss,s5ss ts ss,s
~ oh for the year,
Lam nrmef % for the year,
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MiTw aukee.
Milwaukee, oc.

Milwaukee, DC.
FLouR eatet and unchanged
wnsAr Excited about !, highar closed active
aud sirone No. !, liaa, No. 2, SAINT; J lal.;
Ncyctobct IT, fAstf=t No j same
| oG. 49,.
coas Steady aud In fair demand at s.e
!. oArs Ftrmer and higher al s2s.c.
RYE Dull and lower nj ~,
psWtEf steady at s7il
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lan',-opened IN GOOD demaud ara i.igher;
oia 10 aa2f 3s.i iorcasb, or octebert at5see 70
= soremeera1.s. year
BoLk MrAre shoulders, ~. shot, III. ..
Wttsar li moisfaia demand and higher at
i,Gess-
hrTrkn~ Duh and weak tsh1tng ddwnwatd,
ot'' shipping steck - gso datry 70 fancy factor,
esgf95 n
Rfes rEiga9t a. t9@2o
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Liverpool.

Liverpool, Oct !.
RRs.psruesH Firm.
Winter wheat, pstlae-ed; spflng sssdGbosed /;
White Pssaets-1id, Glnh a-itadt ,o-ad
Corn, a'rssdal .1asa
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COMING 10 TERMS.

London, Oct "A telegram from
Gonstantinople says the Sultan has
sanctioned the last decision of the ex-
,raordinary council, looking 10 plan
of reforms applicable to the whole
empire, including the removal Of all,
disabilities from christians
The Levant Herald states that, in
stead Of national council, compris
ing .l20 members, legislative body,
consisting of $50 elected deputies
with a senate of 30.
CARRYING THE wAR INTO AFRICA.
London, Ocs. 4.-Advices by mail
from Capetown to September 4th,sre
port that affairs iii the Transvaal re-
public were alarming, owing TO the
defears OF thea Dutch troops. The
Narves had become unmanageable.
The Zulu king was about to lead
4g, 900 men to attack Transvaal, and
threatened the wholesale massacre OF
the Beers.
I The Times Berlin dispatch says
RUSSIA Is ARMlNG
with energy; that valuable furn ture
and other movablcs4 have been taken
1 out OF Russian chapels at CONSTANT.
noplc and sent to Odessa.
| R'sssian journals speak Of redoubl-
ed activity in the government gur
manufactures.
! The Austrian government has
CALLED IN RECRUITS
caller than usual, and is rakius
preparations for the immediate mo
hillzation of some corps 4 arrnee, be
i sid the troops stationed on the
southern frontier.
II ln.conseanease Of the inquiry lror
Austria,
e MONTENEGRO wEAkESls&.
London, Oct "A Daily New
/ Ragusa telegram reports that tn
u ffUssrs Of the II III steHeggfiiHs in N
/; . npaign, which amount to 4 90
d killed, have produced a reaction
favor Of peace, and it is possible tn,
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THE woMAN's coSsREss

continued lis session to-day, aud there
was large attendance.
Indianapolis, Ind, Oct 4.-The
NATIONAL. PORK PACKERS. CONVENTION
met IN this city at 10 o'clock this
morning. The convention was or
ganized by the election CT MIR. Mar
tin, of ST. Louis, rs temporary chair
man, after which committees Of per
manent organization, credentials, res
oiu,ions, and standing of members,
was appointed, aud the convention
adjourned un,il 2 p. M. Nine west
c1n and southern states are. represent
.1
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oFINTEKEsT TO r,ts-t.tt.t.i

oillSu A3tatSo q y ililst oOHii iihiiJi al
and others, which may be
OF INTEREST TO 1fstt fst.is fttss.
tfshts was Il sstsitt in which the gov
crnment sought to collect tax upon
the ditfenencr Between the producing
capaeity a aistillery and the
amount Of spirits actually distilled
upon wihiicth tax llf,ttl AAt4ea alFea4l reg
ularly assessed aud collected. The
government brought the suit upon
Halloran's bonds. The surety sets
up in defense assessment and previous
collection of tax uponta true return Of
spirits actually produced, and that 40
lawful assessment has been made.
Judge Shipulan holds that the section
relied upon by the government makes
the capacity and not the actual pro
duction the basis Of taxation, aud he
holds that as the stalutes designate
that the Eafc Of IA assessment is not
necessary to cutitle government TO re-.
cover, it is an action upon distillers'
bonds; also that in such atr action,
when un assessment is so relied upon,
an erroneous. assessment, which did
not include the amount actually due
is prescribed by the statute is net,
conclusive against the government.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1.-The total
cash admissions to The
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
during the month Of oepteFlber was
:, l30, ,a9l; cash receipts for the
mouth, SS4S, 600.
AT THE BANKERS ooNyENrloS,
this morning, Chas. B, Hall, OF Bos-
ton, was elected president of the
American B4nkefs' association for
the ensuing year. A committee of
Three WAS apPouTet 70 draw up res
olutions commendatory OF tue heroic
condnct of r. n. G. Hardin, cashier
Of the Naticnal Bark OF Columbus,
Kentucky, and Mr.. Ley mo,,u, eeen,
icr of the First National Bank OF
Mortified, Minnesota. who lost their
| Lives in the defence ol their vaults
from the depreda,ious OF bank burg
\
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RSDA Aj( )R N
Chicago for the speeial eyaageIistir
services 10 t,e conducted bg Nf1ssrs.
Moody and Sa,,Ley. Il,s,sts sseryioes
f,av,, nov beg.ln .,,},i nuob, i,,lh,m NJ
ferest is mnl,{lestssa ii tlrtn. That
[1r which We u,tw pray d that ,bc
,,ewer OF the Holy Ghost may ae-
sf,nrany tl,sse ,iTl,fts. ,,i,t,. tl.t..ss lA.,la
church ii Christ may be ,ns.ie ready
for the master, use. anii ,h..t q areat
m,iltitade. ~ ,hr utisnyra nay {as
turned ia the Io.d
i, is-ne,l,a0s known ia Won i'm,
Iplan. have been l.;1 far q, i,cr ey.,n.
peliy,s Ia VIA many ~ lie fmnor,aiit
nlaces n The nortbw,.s, this inJ aud
winter, and con,luc, special services.
oar hearts go ont toward yan At Inc
sametime that we are asking yon 10
nfav far ~ The field i WIDE hat
a-is-4aa. Does i, moi seem
that II woald no anpTf1Y,riiktc urri rn-
4 oourae'Hg, naa Wel l'ieasn n'S 10 Gee'
y we s''onlu' ~ ''iss '''s' s'aae o. our
lehoitS' ii''i'e ~ = e,t'ee'e % l'iAs $
ilor lae powsf % ''i 70 ies' u,'o'' =
ail7--'''al 'mis oNs' H''' ''''' o't'' 's's
~ a. -, - ..i -, - ''.'5
Of religion. pnfc and uitlstilcd as
shall fll the Eeart of the church with
10y and bring great praise TO Christ
our Lord.
Chicago, 6et. f.. 4. Woaawards
late
I rSRTSER or rwEEp,
Tor whom large reward haS been of
IfcFcd IN New York, was arrested trrrt
this afternoon at the Palmer House
| where he WAS registered rs a. Nti-
| lace, liverpool. he was Disguised
but was recognized by New afi.
gentleman and poln,cd ont TO the pns
/ lice anuIlpcked nr ~ INC seutral sta,
ttont where he will hc retained uf'li
! ipnthsr steps are taken by tie New
1 York authorities, He was very I'm
communicative 10 the reporters
It, ;1 - fsi e-,'..,4 4,,,,,i
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x dispatch from Madrid announces
that Gen. Martinez Campas nas been
appointed governor general OF Cuba.
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MISCELLANEOUS

New York, Oct 4.--Jadge Ship
man, of the United States court, has
filed a decision i'll the suit Of tho
United States against John Halloran
and others, which may be
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-05
APPOINTMENT i

a separate treaty with the porte Will
be made.
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Tie Turkish cabinet is understood
10 have declared, in regard to the
that they

Ike Turkish cabinet Is understood
TO have declared, i'll regard to the
powers, that they
CANNOT BE EXPECTED
10 endorse the programme concerning
which such differences exist among
the powers themselves
BISMARCK,
who! intended TO remain AT Nargia un-
til November, is shortly expected at
Berlin.
Belgrade, Oct. i1-Prince Milan has
written Gen. Sumarokoii, the cars
aId-rfie rHu1p,
Al rg4isEia OH Apology,
exculpating himself in the matter Of
the royal proclamation.
IT is reported that England has sus.
gested TO Turkey to grant
ANOTHER ARAllsTlCE
for three weeks, and that Turkey is
disposed to assent.
GREcIAS MINISTRY NEUTRAL
Athens, Oct. The president Of
the council of ministers. replying to
depptation from the meeting held
October I'd, at which the intolerable
condition OF the Greek provinces OF
Turkey Was discussed, urged con
tinuaiion of neutrality.
AMERICAN GOLD,
London, Oct 4-Ohe hundred and
thirty thousand pounds worth Of
American eagles were Withdrawn
from he bank OF England for the
United States to-day.
HAPPY FAMll.Y.
NJ ,drid, Oct lit is stated that
all differences between Spain aud the
| United States have been arranged,
and that friendly feeling now pre-
1 ea,'s between the two governments.
PRESSURE on HE PORTE.
A special from Berlin says the guar
fanteeing powers are preparing a col
lective remonstance, calling upon the
porte to accept their proposals. 1t is
hoped tins measure will be ehectual,
as II is thought if the porte rejected
the propositions because Of the ex.
citement Of the population, it would
/ NOT be dispfensgd II the powers applli
led further pressure, SO as to provide
itas an excuse for ultimate yieloing.
1 ENGLAND
i has confidently intimated that she
neither approves Of, nor will cooper
ate in the military occupation OF Iur-
key. Should there be such an occu-
patton, her course will be solely guid
ed by regard for Ter owl interests.
As count .Anarassy has advised
/ Emperor Frapals Joseph 10 take nc
part with ldssia III military intefven-
lion without the approval Of the sig.
fnatofy powers,
RUSSIA WILL BE OBLIGED
TO withdraw from their advanced
position or her love Of peace will b,
overcome by popular enthusiasm.
We can hardly doubt that such {
suggestion will be warmly received
by you, and we ask leave tbreeiorc I,
propose that Thursday, Oct. 9th, b
observed by us all rs Il day fasting
and prayer for these sacred ends.
S1gucdi by tic devotional eeHmit
tee il behalf Of the pastors Of Chica
90.
COMING 10 TERMS.
I Il A
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A CRAZY Loy Eg.


Cincinnati, Oct. 4.-Wm. Henry
Harrison, grandson oi former pfesl
den' o. me on''ea .ea'es' SeIst' ~ 'as =
en'e'eu :, tns % 'es'ue.'.s - y anl
Moore, u ooone ooeip's ~ NJ I'u
,naue a p'oposa' u '''a'' ~ ~ a,n - y,
Moole' a''u u'on De,ns : .lea1 ~ go, s.a
PEG -tht -laoI h.lle ,'.i'es - .''e D'eas, 's,
anu race y - ''oue' - 0'e e''''o
recoFeI'
AMERICAN GOLD.
New Yofk, Oct. Fifty thou
sand pounds sterling were received
from London at the assay office to-
day, making total oi 2lo,ooo
pounds.
FIRE.
! rs. -, -.
Do''o"' ~ e.: ~ s.
,at'0,y -. - 10
eNe"'slu' ~, 100 nn' "oa .,on ,'r nno 10 s'
lo'n soo,ouo = ,,,,n " 'io0'ooe' ''s y '''NN
S7''s' 'o0'0eo ~
eo,h'''s' ~ = 80 - "a :
ing s'ass so, 'on Nc ''u' ''ei = '''s 'i.o' ~
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AMERICAN GOLD.

Boston, Oct. 4.-The straw goods
factory of y. ID. Curtis 4 Co, at
Newhcid, burned Yesterday. Loss,
from $4,000 TO 100000; insurance,
ahteH1 $50, 900
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Pfoxi,leiiee, K. L, Oct. 1 The re
publican state convention nlet to- day,
Gen. Nan Ztnlt psesiliug, aud norni
>natefl the following presidential cleo
tors k,&.tinv. Samuel G. Arnold /;
q. Corliss, Ntthan +.
Dixon, aud Dr Ghas Fl. f'ishe4. Ad-
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NJ .drid, Oct. lit is stated that
all differences between Spain aud the
United States have been arranged,
and that . friendly feeling now pre-
val's between the two governments.
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rR1fck En MrRnt.n cAsEs.

San ffaranciseo, Oct. 4 a AnNasil
City dispatch says that all the defcn.
dants i'll the 1ruckce Chinese mur-
der cases have been discharged anl
The indictments dismissed, aud thas
public opinion sanctions the aetiol4.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

Commission should receive the endorse
ment of every religious and moral organiza.
ton in the land, while others contended
that it was not necessary for the church to
meddle with temporal affairs outside Of its
organization. The majority did not con
slider Rev. Mr.. Buffers resolution specific
enough and on Thursday the following 'e-
solve was passed:
PcSolrcd That this Convention regards the decision
of the Centennial Commission to close the Exhibition
on Sundays as one worthy of American citizens and
believers in the Word of God, and deems it to be OF
great importance to the interests of religion and
morality that their action should not be reversed
Rsoed That copy of this resolution be forwarded
by the Secretary to the Chairman of the Board o
Commission.
The action in this matter was called out by
Bishop Lees annual address, in which he
deprecated worldly pleasures on Sunday.
The Bishop stated III his address that he
! had held 81 confirmation services durin.
the year and confirmed 242 persons
| gratifying increase.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION was very
auiet affair yesterday. Mr.. O'Byrne find
ing he had lost his grip on the New Castle
delegation. made virtue of necessity and
quietly surrendered. He was ready to
strike at the head of the first disorgani-
GER that might pop up. But suppose he
had had majority in the caucus-would
the Convention have as gracefully surren-
dersd to him as he did to the Convention?
We feel sure it would not it was not in
tended to make him a delegate. But his
graceful manUuvres made him friends yes
terday. By sagacity he may yet reach his
point. But Sam Townsend carried his
point. He got his ten delegates in, and
the Convention. to get even with him, had
to ask Kent and Sussex to each bring in
five more delegates At this point VIM.
Dean went off on the question of New Cas-
ties unequal represent alton, but his words
were so indiscreet as to kill off his argu-
ment. His temper ran away with his rea-
son. But the most surprising feature OF
the Convention was the lack of support 1t
developed for Major Biggs only seven del
cgates from his county voted for him to sc
TO St. Louis. How often great men are
forced to weep over the ungreatfulness OF
Republics.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14
rnr E1rrov \ Mlnn1rrowN RAILRoAp.-

The ELKToN & MIDDLETowN RAILROAD
The directors of the p, w. & B. r. r. held
their semi-annual meeting in Wilmington
on Thursday last At that meeting the
subject of building the Elkton q Middle,
town Railroad was actively discussed, and
a committee consisting of Messrs Jacob
Tome, Enoch Pratt and Joseph BringhurSt
appointed to examine the matter more
fully, and report their conclusion. Messrs.
Tome and Pratt are known to heartily
favor the enterprise, and will undoubtedly
report in its favor at the earliest
moment. 1t then remains to get the
endorsement of majority of the board
of their recommendation either to build tho
road or to endorse the bonds, and when We
learn that Messrs. Tome and Pratt have
offered to take the bonds or the stock a
par, there ought to be no reason why tho
work should not be early begun.-Ctc'
| D,1gOcffH
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

"Two OF A TRADE Can NEVER AGREE."-
The New York Herald thinks politics a
cut-throat game, and surely the extracts we
give below 90 towards sustaining that
theory. The first extract reads thus:
ais this enough to show the low, mean,
and contemplate aims, objects and animus
of the Dover Junta? If not we have vol
umes of the same kind to lay before the
people. We have no favors to ask of these
political scamps and hypocrites and never
expect to have, and we have no personal
enmity to crafty against them."
The second reads thus:
$50 far as the Delaware Collector is con-
cerned, many Of our people consider his
office an unnecessarily expensive one, yield
ing too large proportion of the taxes to
him and his family clerks, and his manage
ment of its affairs anything but creditable.
We may amplify upon this at some future
time"
The first is what DIR. J. S. Prettyman has
to say in the Milford Neoos about such
Republicans as he calls the Dover Junta.
The second is what the Dover Junta has to
say in the Sentinel about Dr. Prcttyman.
Is either statement true? Is it so that
the prominent Republicans of Dover and
by the way that "Junta" has a wider fr''
than Dover-are scamps and hypocrtes
Who ever heard such charges against them
until now; until since the recent wire
pulling and almost hair pulling at Dove
during the State Convention. How man!
men really believe anything of the sort
Al ,-h,. nvar I,afopa baord oF a,,, ofE o;a
discredit attaching to DIR. Prettyman a
Collector Of Internal Revenue. Even whe
the effort was made 30 uncerimoniousl
and therefore unjustly as we thought
oust him from his position, we never hear
any reproach cast upon him, either officiall
or personally. 1t was then only charge
that he was receiving more benefits froi
the party than he was willing to receipt 70
We are not enough into political NOV
ments to fully appreciate sll this bickerin
perhaps, and we are glad that we are nc
1t is no fight of ours and we are not incline
to espoiise it in any manner But we w
say this: the whole thing, to outsider
looks childish and unseemly. 1t on
furnishes food for gossip and the Democra
If editors, however, had rather give thu
columns up to personalities than to poll
cal and other discussions, they will or
the sooner learn that they are not pleasi
their readers--sye mean where the editor
SO personally interested in the quarrel
is taking such an active hand in.
have always heard that it was poor pol
to affliot the public with our persol
grievances.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Worcester county is about TO organize an
agricultural society
Augustus Bromfield, Of Cecil, recently
sheared el pounds Of wool from Costwold sheep
Rev. Mr.. Jewell I'M. i. minister) and
wife Of fredericksburg will sail for England In few
days.
The directors Of the proposed National
Bank at CentrevIlle have resolved to build banking
house In that town.
Julius A. johnson, editor of the Easton
Ledger is in impaired health and has been compelled
10 seek a change Of climate.
William II. Wiley, Of fredericksburg, has
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

The episcopal CONyENTION.-Wew went TO
press last week before any business had
transpired in the Episcopal Convention in
session at the time in this town. We will
now state that the most important part Of
the programme was the election Of the
Standing Committee and the Centennial
Sunday resolution.
The Standing Committee which is the
ruling body of the Dioceses, was elected on
Wednesday afternoon. In this election
there was a warm contest between the
ritualists and the low Church party, or as
the ritualists prefer to designate it, between
the Church and the non-Church party.
This Standing Committee consists of three
ministers an two laymen. On the first bal
lot on Wednesday four of the Committee
were elected, viz Revs Spencer, of New
Castle and Littell, of Wilmington, and
Messrs. Curtis, of Newark and DR.. Burr, OIL
Wilmington. This left one minister to elect
The contest was between Revs. Lattimer
non-Church, of Wilmington, and Gibson
Church or ritualist, of Dover. On the sixth
ballot the ritualists succeeded in electinj
Mr.. Gibson. The vote of the clergy stoot
majority out of % and of the laity,
majority out of 81.
The "Sunday resolution" also create,
an earnest debate, tho point at issue bein
whether or not the Centennial Commission
) should be sustained in their action il
; closing the Centennial grounds on Sunday
On "Wednesday Rev. Mr.. Butler offered
resolution concerning the sanctity of tn
Sabbath, but made no reference to th
action of the Centennial Commission
Very many thought that the action of til
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

The DEMOCRATS OF New CASTLE COUNTY
nominated their candidates for Sheriff and
Coroner last Saturday. There were eight
applicants for the Sheriffalty, the successful
party being Isaac Grubb, of New Castle.
Judging from the tone of the Wilmington
papers there is great disappointment in the
partv at the result 1t was not at all sup
posed that Nj. Grubb would be the man, it
seems. The friends of Mr.. Ward, one cf
the defeated aspirants, claim that Mr..
Grubb made a bargain with the Catholics
of Wilmington, whereby if they would vote
for him that his friends would vote for
their candidate for Coroner-Mr. McLaugh-
lin. But the result shows that Mr.. Grubb's
friends didn't do what he promised, fol
Mr.. Mclaughlin was defeated for Coro
ner. The Commercial says of him that he
has all the bad reputation that belongs tC
repeated defeats, and he goes into the can
vass with his party generally permeateC
with the expectation that he will add onC
more to the list" The Gazette praises hin
of course, but admits that he has not beer
the favored son of fortune The Erer
Eening says: ellis habits and association
have of late years been such as to make hin
unsuited to the Office, and the very mel
who nominated him would not think Q
calling him to position of equal import
ance and responsibility in connection wit
their own private affairs" We are lead t
Gratis regret their days work.
David c. Rose, of Townsend, was electe
the nominee for Coroner.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

THE TINES" is published every Wednesday after
noon bv JOSEPH II. HoFFECKER, Editor and Proprie-
tor al Smyrna Delaware.
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