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Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
MARRIAGES.

CoX-EVART.-At tho Presbyterian parsonage Dover
on Sunday evening" August 5. 1877, by Rev. Cyrus
Huntington, Mr.. Thomas Cox, of Dover to Miss
Jennie Eyart, of Hightstown, N j.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
DIVIDEND.

FRuiT GRowERs NATIONAL BANK, SMYRNA, August
7, 1S77-3t
The Directors of this Institution have this day de-
clared a Dividend Of THREE per cent. out OF the
profits for the last six months payable TO the Stock
holders or their legal representatives clear Of taxes
and on demand.
N. F. wILDs, Cashier.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

NEGRO DEMooRAcY.-In the Mississippi
Democratic State Convention John d.
Webster, colored man, was the second
highest candidate for Secretary of State.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

MURDER WILL OUT.-A few years ago
"August Flower" was discovered to be
certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant, few thin Dyspeptics made known
to their friends how easily and quickly they
had been cured by its use. The great
merits of Green's August Flower became
heralded through the country by one suf-
ferer to another, until, without advertising,
its sale has become immense. Druggists in
every town in the United States are selling
it. No person suffering with Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Costiveness, Palpitation of
the Heart, Indigestion, low spirits, etc.,
can take three doses without relief. Go to
your Druggist-Jas. P. Hoffecker, Smyrna
and get a bottle for IS cents and try it.
Sample Bottles 10 cents. nov Sly
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

Unremitting application will induce
disease unless the blood be kept constantly
pure and rich. For all hard workers the
remedy to keep the blood in the best con
dition is DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
FAREIRA,s CONTINENTAL BALsAM
THE Greot Diarrhnn Antidote.

A few of the many reasons why every person should
keep a bottle of Continental Basam in their house
First 1t will almost instantly all of Palms.
Cramps Collie Dysentery, LOoscness of the Bowels
Second II will cure the Chronic Darrh0a of long
standing Third tits of the best medicinesin the
world for Children while Teething as il gives instant
relief without subjectng them to any injurious effect
Fourth and last The price being so low, % and 80
NINTH STREET PHILADELPHIA, and DRUGGISTS GENE
RALLY. feb lily
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
WILMINGTON
Conference Academy.

Fifth year commences Sept 3rd, in the new build
ing. Prepares for business, teilching college, or The
study of profession Address the principal
REV. J. NJ. WILLIAMS, A. NJ
aug l5-lm ffrtI Dover. Del
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

A LADY wishes situation os Governess, to teach
II the English branches, French and Music Adj
dress Miss E. NJ =. o. Box AZ, BIiddletown Delaware
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP.
DIR. VAN DYKE, whose life long specially, and world
wide reputation for curing Skin Diseases has endeavOred
tor years combine external treatment. He
pished this desirable result the preparation of his
po und "Suphur Soap the merits OF which spoken OF
nv thousands il is highly recommended to all readers
Price 2j by mail, 81 box; cakes by mall
ID cts Olce so N 9Th ST. Wholesale Depot, 400 N 81 ST.
PlIilade phia. Pa. Sold by Druggist.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

DELAYS ARE DANGERoUs.-If this axiom
is truerespecting the ordinary affairs of life,
still more obviously is it SO us regards the ex,
igencies of approaching disease. Unqucs
tionably Yet how many neglect to practi-
cally recognize this plain truth when health
is in the balance. Of the many premonito-
ry symptoms of disease a hacking cough is
the most prophetic ofperil. Arrest it at the
outset with DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Far Cor
dial, and so avoid Consumption, Bronchitis,
Inflammation of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds,
and, indeed, all Affections ofthe Respiratory
Organs are entirely cured by this sovereign
remedy, which also eradicates Dyspepsia,
Gravel, Piles, Nervous Debility, Torpidity of
the Liver, Urinary Difficulties Constipation,
PalpitatiOn of the Heart, Scrofuous Alice
tions, and the infrmaties peculiar to the
gentler sex. This cordial derives its virtues
from the vegetable kingdom, and is infinite
ly to be preferred, both on account of its
superior efficacy and freedom from nauseous
and injurious properties to the official drugs
so often administered with no other effect
than to offend the palate and disorder the
stomach. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial can
always be relied on to do what is claimed
for it. Sold by all druggists. Principal
Depot No. GIG Filbert Street. Philadel-
phla. nov l5-ly
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
QUE EN- WARE.

In this Department everything will be found from
French China Tea Sets and Decorated Toilet Sets
down through Granite and C. G.. Ware in infinite
variety, to Common Stone and Red Earthen Ware.
Stove Pipe Guards Specially. Flower Pots.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

tip VpIp From Bombay Hook at 2OOPM From
VI Illll Collins Beach at $50 P. NJ. Arriving in
the city about 7.9O p. NJ
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

p0pT ppNN The ARIEL lands at Port Penn onl,
Ulll nNN, ON week days. Up, about 345 p NJ
Down, about l1'A NJ
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
Books & Stationery.

School Books, all used in Public or Private Schools
i'll this part of the State
large and small e'
Memorandum Books great variety
Hymn Books, all styles
Bibles all styles and sizes, from largest Family to
smallest Pocket Testament -
Music Books and Sheet Music Whatever is not in
Stock will be furnished to order at Publishers
Prices. ~
Miscellaneous Books, Standard, furnished to order
rom any Publishing House in the country at
Catalogue Prices. "
Writing Paper, all Styles, choice
lopes Specially.
Writing Desks, variety
Photograph Albums
Autograph Albums
Fine Drawing Papers,
Gilt and Silver Papers
Glazed, and Tissue Papers
Sunday School Reward Cards &c
Gold Pens, best make
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
EQIInUT OF light character, Fruit &C. but n
Iluluul CATTLE or Stock carried ON the Ariel

RD Particular attractions offered this year at Bonn
visit the Bay Shore. = "
AT Bombay Hook large Pavilion has been erected
inmedlately over the water, capable of accOmmod
ing large number ofpeople. number of Bath houses
nave been bult adjoining the railroad wharf bathing
suits and Boats to hire, Music, Billiards, SWINGS
Shuttle boards, CrOquet &c.
Visitors this year will find Bombay Hook one of the
most pleasant places on the bay the amusements
above, being all on the Railroad Companies premises
ana nnder careful and gentlemanly management.
E5 Persons wishing to go to the City by water will
year. The Dining-room made Light and Cool. And
even better meals than heretofore bread being fur
nished by the famous Vienna Bakery. Coffee cooked
pay for a full meal. The officers and crew hand.
somely uniformed and garfully drilled against aeci-
dents of all kinds. The ."AreI" Quartete will urk
nsh music each trip
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

pYnTTRgT0N TTnKIVg By ARIEL, good until
ing, for 75 cents.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15

TUBS, Pals, Churns, &C.
Butter Market Tubs
Baskets. every description
Ropes, from inch down.
Twines, everything desirable
Gillng and Seine Twines are made Spccialtics
Oil Cloths Floor and Table
Window Shades and Shading
Fringes and Fixtures
Picture Cords all colors
Brushes, all sorts
Clear Bristle Hand Scrubs
Hair Brushes. Fine 10 Common.
Painters Brushes
Wall Brushes, extra
Shoe Brushes, fine
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
GLASSWARE

This Department embraces everything in this line
from the Finest Flint Goblets and Fruit Stands down
throughl all the styles and qualities to the smallest
Salts and Nappics and Cup Plates.
Smyrna times., 1877-08-15
GEO. G. BORST, M. d.,
Physician and Surgeon.

Having permanently located in Smyrna. offers bis
vicinity 7 NAV ma, ~ - a,,, ,,,iu
once on Main Street, opposite the Delaware House
8e- Prompt attention to calls day and night -6n
, 1877-07-10

shrn. note was sent bv tha Admiral to FieroI&,
and received by the tAttcr in Cobtja nhout the cd
OF May. In which the iIu1scar Ia Threatened win
capture tn care II interference With British inter
r'ia or retaining on boArd British rnbcet. as1n9t
their own volltton. On the receipt nf this dncu-
mcnt Neroia called on deck the EnglIsh engineers
and arcmcn belonging 70 t11n ship, explained
the matter TO them, and offered them thelr
liberty This was accented bJ the engineers who
were placed on shose, paid extra wager, and the!r
lnses:s fccnrcd In tho mali steamer to Caljao.
The commander of tho fIuascat replied 10 the nota
of hdnira! pe llnrsey, asserting that No acts In
tmcal to English fntertata had been pr1ctlccd, and
ihat in ehse Of necessity this tuAscaf YVES perfcct-
ly competent to E1atntain the honor OF her tsf.
- FASAMA. Jane q 7.-fftr Mhleaty's fsisAte Shah,
Rear.AdmIrnl De fforsey. arrived in Pansmn Esv
On the evening Of the 10Th inst last from Pa{tn.
!,tfu. Frnm ollcess Of tho Shah It appears thai
the Hattlc With thr lfnascas was kubstantiAlly AZ
given sboye After tho engagement and the sufren.
Ger OF the 1Iuastar to the Hovernmcnt, thn Shah
and Amethyst yi.1ed 1quqnc, snd held some Infer
course with the Peruvian fleet which still renamed
A. TINT port The reason atAtel for not capturing
The !iHastaE Is that Tho Shah sud AmethY4t confd
not follow her ino the shoai water near tho shore
Neither Of thc Ena!!sh chips was injured during
the combat The f1nascar, onr informant eays,
W.. ~ no les than seventy t!mes during the In.
Raktmcnt, The handling and fighting Of the rebel
ram = said to have txen admirable. The snnh
but was met bJ steamer with the iiritist Conau1
on board outside tho harbor, and advised 10 ktep
on her rorage. and thereby avoid nny further col.
lbfon With the petuvisns, who, he said, were prc-
into t.AlIAn. ~ ~
, 1877-07-10
NEW YORK CANALS,

Conference Yesterday Of People E1tn~ouy
Interested in Their management.
Special Dtlpdsca to 77s 7s1bHA&
NEW YonK. Jn1y 0.-Ltcut. Gov. Dorshelmct
~ Chairman Of the Canal Commission, to-day met
the Canal Commission Of the Chcsp Transportation
AEsoctatson. There was long tiscuaslon In which
The maintenance Of low tolls. matses Interesting
10 West end East alike. wa urgently
Insisted upon. Mr. Dossheln1es eAid the most
serious dIh1culty was tho constitutional sequIrp-
ment shat expenditures on the canals shonid not
exceed In oua Jeas their gross receipts for the
previous year. II. with low tolls, this year, de-
Gciency should arise the next the canals would bs
,' ,'IFsually sloaed This provison Of the const.a-
to The commercial interest, to the CITY.
and 70 tae STATE. lie gave It u
r.o,eo MI eogfon ,oI. sh.s ne for
mode 10 continue and increase the baancss Of Tho
Suite Sssps arc to be taken to eecure the neccs-
sary legislation next winter 70 alter the eon1teo-
uorahemer Invitation to confer With thcsr nacu.
be1 On the question, BY these he was given to
anheE'tand that proportion to increa.r tolh
pteascd themselves In favor Of : freo
e New fotk sytdel . they sre 4 politics. womb
should grant them that boon The senersl ssnti. %
nent waa Of temporary satisfaction with tho pres
ent fstcf. though 4 was thought the expenses OF
the Commission might bc reduced sill further AMI
smother reduction Of 20 per cent made IN the to(
before the passage Of constitutional noeotlrneut
Eermttttnf direct taxat!on In c4se Of deficiency.
whereas oyer 81, 900 9oo per ananm vcre .epent
y. zoo, 600, and they ncret uere in good eont1-
tlun. A. result ut the favorable change In tho
esnsl policy, during the last fey weeks the exports
city. hare been restored 10 their former condition
aai are now decidedly tn ia favor.
, 1877-07-10

Ths Niagara Falls a.s.ts gives tho particular Of
the drowning Of Charles A. ltefce and Wallacs
of httcn =. a. supoys. 'is IL 'aas shs
MIL. u The Falls walked up ,tas r!ssr 10 Gill
Greek te!aud. TO hare \ chowdr', etc. the pru-
s:A 'saf w.t. ttts I'd .ss s.; Thst T.: ";
they hsd prepared and dIsposed Of lhcls
choxdes. different parties took the ssil.boat aud
the wu4 aud ses It would have been suicidal tu
tho cxtretac for any onu not perfectly tsulitas with
tte sst Of 10 hare started uut Gu tho river.
s.a us. bs... s md 81 's'pefa ssst "a '.,fy
patty of three combating Il ch.,ls4
Curonet's ls1ana- Ths scesdrut was not Witnessed
" any Of those On Utll Creek lslsad, snd NJ sas:
ptesous of the terrible easus!y thas hs! oesuFfed
pscted that q boAt tfulu Port uAY would arrive.
when, while lookinc fos .hs up boat. they missed
the sail boat Carcfully scsnnIny The riscr one Vt
tssuas x.ys. af Cotsasfs i.aad, aud s,iil closer
examImatlon ataciosel the horrible fact TINT The
ssl1tost bad eapslzcd, and that only one n'an Wa
10 be seen cluxus u The hetpless hull There wAs
ouly ona small .cow At hAuu and lit ths Mr. john
Robinson u ~ out IL lr 1escur, lut
Returned. finding The y. e. too heavy tet his httls
the boat from Fort Lay. n'annrtl BY a'es.rs- An
thony Walker. John Walker. enu Will Walkt,,
game IN sight. and their atErHtiou Mas directed
y Tho wreck. wi4leh MA fa.t blowing Out iuf-
sivcE, and rapil'y IcserAltu.: NTH aAc l.i-
rent. They iustantly ehtn.'ed thc I.lr
Of thrEF l1it, a1G succecuc't III rrIrlt'L;: Its
cspsl1cd sail boat Just IL t.ur to sayc Mr.. ra
thv exhausted sur.I.vr Of aL,' a.si is. VII" "a.
cl!ayin, with lcstrFatluu tn Etr acri u Ii u.rF
turned craft. Flay hat becn ttr"a VI sse boat ~
Hlauy liAne1 ~ the AcIcc huHriu-s VI L:,G ML3rs
that bv VIA completely sEvAt4l4. 1nI lca taaeu
tto thl sel!as ut4s VA la-1s A-tsJ. s.tAv1 hla
, 1877-07-10
Tho Outlaws at Last Steal from
tho Wrong Citizen.
His Persistent and Courageous Assas-
sination Of the Desperadocs,
Three Of the Dcadwood lfiglwaymen
Brought 10 Justice.
Arrest Of a Man Guilty Of Dark Murder
in Missouri.

"P' = -. ,",. ,,..
onATsos. n.y.. July o.-Tho coV!nston Light"
Guards, with volunteers from Gfaysou Of the for.
mcr company Of Peter brown. Marshal Of tbc vii
iaur. moTcscd INN, t,1lvc 1I,1i nj, moyntno a.
n,sIocx - I'm .,rnno,,os ~ H.. 1:nasr,1nns. ~
Tygart Greek. Up 10 noon no engagement had
bccn rcpnrlcd. George Underwood. with his sons
aon..tnl,w, and ot,er rr1nlIvr, to ti, nnn,her nj
-. - s.. ~. 80 - ~ -"s , .'. -, :.
s"enty or t"enly i've, nave nccn chgasea IN
Wholesale coMssu OF horse stealing In the Counties
mast. viii s.,cnr,c, tn Tcnnc...c. Ml..on,,' and
.sr - s1>'". ~ ,s"ae'ss.' ~ "sao.'' a"u
1nu'.ha los aEsposihR VI theh' IheS 4ate oecome
90 Formidable that neEghboes generally !cared
10 resist. and when indicted Officers
fcare,i IN srrrst 7.,yo wcct. non stnnnrra. of
nwis f,"r,fx a., ts., ,nrsn" .ni,tr, ,s.rs ,rocc
, 1877-07-10


1sn1AxArotIs, Ind, July D.--f.ast April John
Dnrbln. Of 1Ienacr Township, johnson Co., Ind,
waa IN MIusUur! prospecting for land. On the 18th
lc started with ". l.. White. Of Bales County,
Mo-. In Whites wagon, on n s1iort trip, s!nce
which time his whereabouts have been UNKNOWN
until recently. The body Ut White was found In
cteek within few mslcs Of h!s house ubont
week after bis departure In company
with Dnrblh. Marks VI violence on Whites
body, evidently n,a1o with n hrnvy club, left
M duubt that he had been tnurlerul. Suspicion
pointed to Durbn and lle was finally traced IN bis
old homo IN John1ou County, whern ,s was nrrest.
cd Saturday lust br JAa,cs II. runev, sheriff VI
johnson County. Ind. and j. Z. c1ask, Sheriff Ut
uaies County, Mo. Thu hurse4 and whYpn OF tho
murdered nun were found IN 1tls pnssrslinn. and
nlxo II dog Tint haA fulluwei tho wagon when thu
parties left Whites huA4c. lie was identified ut
unca by tho hrothern OF thu numbered mai md
otaers. aud snrfendrrcd to thu Mlssuari author
tiles.
, 1877-07-10
CALIFORNIA,

Her Wheat at-Yigtd-Frlcdlant}er's Annual
Grn1n. n.Clrcuiar.
61n %aunctsco Iua.
Tho following ID from Sir. l. Fr1cdlandcr's
Qtutn- Circular for the cereal year Just closcd:
Sax FMAxrlyco, juno 10. 1H77.-TAu stock Of
wheat carried over Ia California from year 10 year
10 NnlferMiy light. However much farmers may
feel disposed to hold txud they arc really only
speculative hollrrs], when tho month Of Mny
comes around they comn,encu ~ .'c:ean up," and
ly The middle end Of Junc the WHEAT In thu State
has generally passed Into second han4ls. Il IL
tHEe'y tbat 70, o00 tons afu carried over, and that
amount 70 scattered throughout tho country that
no concentration could ls uade OF It for expor.a.
tion. .....-l.,.,
than say io COO 10 iS. 0oo tvn. of old ..ock M G r..
that california had ever iespea. Every point wa
. .a sna snie
before thu Winter commenced: m unusually nho
inosturs to cnaIle tLs farmers 10 vet ii quitc III
sIcapHonal bEeadta Of iand ~ wintuf aowu
sn,iss whfss. The .sstses ~ tAsoaxloa, tns
Nay paascd by without any ds,.fuctl,u hot wiuIs.
j. w. II =" way wundeslui that thc t'osk ezas-
.d a:ooo o q a tsna a., Ssul 10 rsaehu: That W
iaxed iast wo cop Iii sho1t 81 " 5S. u St tons. yas
W. sA!pp*d ~ haHdstt and sttsn thvssana. atld
y .h: .appo.s surplus, ssi tss M week. a'Ssa ssa
pay the prices now known 10 ha,u Men faiflY Dc.
Sf saips sad tfegh4 isa ranged .no.t serious.
t9nnags, when Ia sslity wo wefs sSunIsntjy sa,.
psat nst~ssa sas two I..*ke. ths tiais lot
p.|;;sa Without pioat u :ny I oa*. 4p''''D'a's's
ehts. hs 9tss1 ~, eRsned IN ana Juns with pur-
~ July. when wheat was cotn{nv r. f,ss,t teas. as
49, shslso 94f'ftpt.s1' 10 .nd !;
tis se9s .sas 4 Err; xi.as:: as.a
linz II ss.se's arc lying hero chat.srca Il eo,s
aussly hlgh rates ts.y ii s.sts ios j. x ~.
ssnt In ssu.smnsr s bsms9 nss u tonaaEe vas Prev
half af The crop had been ahrsshsd Il oas.
.,dyn. % tho*s I*.t postsd that tis ye3 ". 70 es
The surplus had been oseEestiuslsaI.@ I@ 'IHs a.
Immediate change Of policy ~ss thas msds
sasasy 70 xass SGpti ptee. ~si; .s
70 u 1GO1l .g5. About the middle Vi OetobsT thss
Tureo- liasslan daIeastics bslsl 10 sssunas ucnae
t1a'ly to 81 which pr'es was reached ~ IL ena @
When us. sosa.isa .s,sa{s
s, ths onz.eont'nued spell u aTy weather hare -
ep s.1%sa :sa SyF cts..ms. .sIs. :ssa. =:
Pness Paa nuctualed between ss.2s ~i,i sad
sa4as,1 1s peY matass aeslinin b9t e4s.
aswar by haas!4, In Aprl. sud ths rse Of 10 to ID
ii.,. ii,sss pet quarter T. Liverpool caused ~ imae.
ny, Ih!s MAS tue culminatln4 puInt and fFom
- ~ ~ saaiAsl grsdua!ly settled down to ST. IS,
Cd tSS ntIecs :, 9in June, which maJ ~ consider.
H9' ~, !as, with f.. - fselYht Il cqu.l 10 ID
xbteR i uanet tsxehanss calculated 1t 4Ds,dJ,
Liverpool u a,y a4s moss than can be obtained ID
vlG.hh1 ths ysas 3l6 .e4te1s, entirely 0. in mart
'*i' sas FsAasi.eo, mostly kIgs
, 1877-07-10
ing 11 A2.t AQ1 fAhtaik Ktiff1pn iilrka

.hy,s h.,.,,o ,,,t r.,s,,. o,,t... ,nx .x.p.
ina "a 12a III e.a,ai. Vent ~ Rn,nnc W ~ ~.
e"r,,n .sr ~ ~ @hatr 49,, "v' :" ~ VI .n1' III
snF wr,. ,xcnsTred H. nnfivinr ~ ALI ~ s'. ~.
nrdusd dpces 10 III s nn ,ras,hy 1e W., =,
ftnm t,"rt Al Eoimnuih A :x.,, Wy t,o, WIFE ~;
t.iifo,nin rnr''ao. Iirsrt ,.H ea,tIn.,,1
o,tIIton.i nnn'hc, srav,' nmn .,, ;o"sGsfaoe
S. .,.fi r,.atns - ,ssa. pnr'4 ~ ta.!. =
III. r".r ~. ~ IN ,.n, ~ @ FIJI ILL., T.. "utisns M
~ sontn Amcrfc, 'I fnt;a ~ ~ t1t ~ ,,"pG. ~ % swo
nnss va. irnn viii EMtn,n ~ ''''' o"' ""''e p"7''
nusin, ~ ~ 49, go. ,n.ta,p e. .,
r1n"rt" "as u a. ussgon
ani -four III, ranivnl"nt r. @ ~, ID "neat
Ws.rs no,r nnte,Inn ,aeS .,ne "e's sgnt =" hu1opG
,rnv M ha mi ~ o+1s nr"n t,, "ew cl"p, nHa y
tn'fomcnt a, ~ ~ .wnmn. VIE WI KYLE ~. @ nrss
g,.rrn ~ ~ ~ "nu"nt pt nno guaniHy 70 rake
- ~. so ~ Th "tu t ret rnuoo!c .utnEe q tae
n,n,nni,,,r. A' ~, u""'Ms n 'e1son "as uust
tx s,pi. %sst, rn. t,n!y., ssE Mst.Sn IN
IN. Is nnshfs H. fea y, ~ "'n s"ne.cnt n.oas
svts ~ H. .,n shts 10 ges 1e.t e1npa pfnp
Of {he a.t rs ,no'e 81. ipG nj
Excm IN ,n nr NV. MGn fayn,ed :" n o. plowmg ~;
iii srn. h"rotv <"1cisn, ~ ,nS re- 'ne a thnt
tsn. was na1sy saac'enk 70 MAKE tns crop anu y
stsis, ti', Wy .ns prst eunishieo hel1s Rase IuiI
yH y.sir' ~ !.any pasts Tolahscet nn1 Wlntet-SoWn
s.nth 1 mn' . u. s9tto ~ !a,nsS. All az tntoHRn tha
rt H. ras. M @ .. ~: a.Iec ~ ass Wcte oare e.
w., - ii,ri ~ Ii,as "tsa..um TX W. pInet'ceo.
& sust u DnKH. K VI m.nGH. .oo. osethonk me efop
e"nS VA .ne sE.t,s s "as.nK INC oGat OF the gram:
VI XII, us rs . nesu no Honu tna snolcn
81 '"e elop ~ neasnlG. Inc esImates OF y1tld
a;c. g. eonssc; vetI Sasca son,e @ pnstnR onr sur.
ple !us exPust as H!4n as tu. wv 70 fUu tuV tons
, 1877-07-10
CASUALTIES.
IlIlOWEEp.

8ptc10l DI.l4ica 70 7As Tf1bUn4.
1tr0nKoor. la, July Drank Kyto was
drowned yesterday whil~ battling near Pictured
ltocEs. Tho body has not been recovered. Kyle
WAS Treasurer OF Howard County,. liz had an ac.
cidrnt policy on tI4 iifo for So 600. liz wss In.
suscd Ut the depot Friday when leaving home.
Hptcial Di4tuIc4 10 TAs Trtbuns,
Fl. Joskru. No.. July u.-frstrrday was day
Of fatal Casualties In this vicinity. At Lake Cou-
trury. I'VE nIlles south Of town, John shultx, n
farmer 4U years 1f GXe, waa drowned while nt-
teaupstnx t1 cross thu lake III skin. At the One.
Hundred and. Two itIycr, four miles east of tho
city. chaEIss +. Lcdttef. s.n oi Jose pl Le4sEes,
VI this city. WIS drowned whi!u hdth!Ig, and In the
same stEca,l, few inilea hIghur up, John law.
lin, youth aged II, wss als0 drowned whila III
tlu ylFe&t1.
, 1877-07-10

WHEELING, ". Va, July D.-rhe Uauy EatslA-
QtacsF has just received tho detalIs Of disastrous
explosion near Full Creek. about thirty miles below
this city. The steamer ]. u. Camden, Gu route
from Pafkcfsbusy 10 plttsburR, exploded
both her boilers and sank At tho head
Of Fish Creek Ripple, about 8 o'clock
tn tho afternoon. Tom nx.uattl, the pllot,
Aeeder Adataa. and James Lortlay. Ut tho crew.
were Instantly k.llrd. The following were iujur-
Cd: 7. II. Wiley. clckk. seriously; samuel ltVdg-
ers. slightly scaldtd; James Conltc.un, head cut
tn two places, but not seriously; Thomas Jsn-
ninYs, sf.htly Injured cupt. ranaA was In bod
At the time Of taa explusiun, but escaped unburt-
, 1877-07-10
CEASE RhcKlNG The SYSTEM

With dsnstlc cathartcs and hurtfnl sslivauts, and
uso that rational and grntal recnperant IIo+tct-
tats Stomach 1itsers, The sacccss Of which In tho
eradication Of disease aud the building up Of feeble
constitutions has utterly confuted ths prcpostcrous
medical t!Ieoriss who insisted the nationality Of
1cplsting The frame In order to restore It to health
Appetite. eaay digestion. regular evscuations, I
natural dow Of bile. ars ~ suse result Of the uac
Of the finest Of Ansticas ln.igorants - incfeascu
loss Of pbWcr and irritation Of the systcn, Of
!ca treatment tanuguratcd By the bitters IL Indeed
happr opc for the eck and feeble. for It has not
only pllced health within their yexcb, but sxyed
tltm fFora the hustsul consequences Of An absurd
f4llAcy.
, 1877-07-10

The Grand Jury bccAnae he thinks thc effect viii
b. To split ttle Democratic party In that atAt-.
Parkarhs friends are 4ulte positive that that
pentlcmsn could not p,sa,hly have cnnn!reh 1t any
plot like this for The HAt!afAction OF hia private
Rruage.
10 this connection, the story thst Packard will
bring forth rome evidences hitherto suppressed and
particularly damaging TO tho Republicans, ~ re-
AtAnccs.
, 1877-07-10
Proposed New Kingdom In European TuFkey

Proposed New Kingdom In European Turkey
~. PxttF,bu-y rorrtspondsncr London Sdndart
Ths FAterSMrqs&iyd tutdo1sos.a, which has tAkon
a sa psa snd Aa.is os 10 oanos
tton, u Il considered poaslh]s that it nay ho
realized: and. II It thnuId be. an end would bs
put t0 the rivalry between England Ind Ruaala
It may, however. be questioned whether this would
be the permanent effect Of such an arrangement;
and II any Prince With sovereign r[ghA In Germany
were disposed To fcltnqulsh them. 1t II probnbla
the little State would bs swallowed up BY the Ger
man Empitr.
II any such negotiations are going on tho secret
must b. very well kept, ~ nothing haa tranapjrcd
TO afford grounds for believing that the story hls
any foundation, - -