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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-01
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on THURSDAY. &
Russian nswspapers STATE many advan.
taaooss al ~ fof kittens ef A1fque 10 scase
elan Apglo Rue6lAnW var hAves been ktcoase4
from Ahe untted HtatDs and elsewhere, but
noaesA lave ben 1cospeed % q. Z
"A vienns correspondent ofa Paris news.
paper states that General Ignatief Informed
him that bis mission wss to harmonic the
interests of Austria and Hungary With the
modiasbls provisions Of the treaty.
A man BY the name Of John Stsugh w.
murdered In Minerva todHship, near MAJ.
shaltown, Iowa, Wednesday night The
circumstances Of HE death point to his
broth~er.in-aw, john Daun. - the murderer.
Edward Dodds. aged 30, q clerk in the
postc6lce, Ut Cedar Rapids. Was arrested
Friday evening for abstracting money from
letters 10 the mails. Decoy letters were
found upon his person when arrested. He
confessed the crime. p
Jas Punch, hacker of Ticket, tho Aus
tralisn oarsman, notified COurthey that
Tfickett would row him for $1,000 . side
aud $500 expenses. A conference Of Court.
nsy's hackers Was hold at Auburn, N. Y.
Friday, and the terms accepted by . cable
dispatch.
: Judge Rogers, Of, Chicago, has overruled
the motion fol, . new trial In the case OF the
city W. the bondsmen of David A. Gage.
late d~efaulting city treasurer. The case will
now 60 to the appellate court. provided the
defendant give the required appeal bonds,
$550,OO0 which Is the amount Of the judg-
ment.
Abraham Mitchell has been rendered and
accepted the position Of general superin-
tendent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad, vice A. B. Garner resigned. Mitch
ell has been connected With the Illinois
Central as superintendent from lts first
opening till very recently. He will assume
the new position about the 10th of April.
The st. Petersburg Aeence Russo says
the version of Gortschakofs reply which
appeared Thursday morning Is wholly
inaccurate. Russia does not MAINTAIN the
right of vetoing the discussion Of the terms
of the treaty outside of European julisdic-
ton. Gortschakof has maintained thru ugh.
out for each members Of the congress the
absolute liberty to discuss every clause. and
also to perfect the freedom Of o inion and
discussion.
A special from Constantinople OF March
81, via Syra, says Gen. Nelokof has aG-
dressed q note to the Porte demanding the
dismissal of the British fleet from the neigh.
berhood Of Constantinople. SAfvet Pasha
communicated the note to Minister Layard
who. In accordance with instruction from
the British government. replied that the
feet would remain until after the departure
of the Russians from the environs Of reply
to Gen. Nelikof without a remark.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-01
YEGEHN !
Chills, shakes,s
FEVER AMI G

TA1BoRo, N. O., 1878.
Dsar Sir,-I feel very grateful for what your
valuable medicine, Vegettne, has done in my
family. wish to express my thanks BY infom.
you Of tho wonderful ours Of my son; ~,
to let you know that vegetlhe Is the best; msdE.
cine ! ever saw for CH1Hs, Shake Etrsr -asa
loue. My son was sick with measels Ia iS1,
which left him with HI Joint disease. Nv sou
su1ered : Esea. deAlog pan, si q the time a.
aoctors didnot help him 2 particle, he could uQt
without crutches, read your aayertiseamsnt,in
the Louisville Courier: Journal" that Yegetine
was q great blood Purider and Blood Food L
tried one bottle, which was . great benedt: He
kept on with the medicine, gradually gaining.
He has taken eighteen bottles in all, and he b
completely restored to health, walks without
cr0tches or cane. He Is twenty years Of AGe.gI
aysunger SOL, fifteen years Of age who 10
subiectto C6lls. Whenever he feels one coming
on, he comes in takes . dose Of Vegetine and
Is the last Of the Chtu. Vegetine leaves no
bad effect upon the system like most Of the me-
defines recommended for ChiAs. I cheerfully
recommend vegetino for such complaints. I
IL 10 the greatest medicine In the world.
Respectfully, MRS. j. W. LLOYD.
VKGETINH.-When the blood becomes lifeless
and stagnant. either from change Of weather or
Of climate. want Of exercise, irregular diet, or
from AM. other cause, the VEHETlNE will renew
the blood, carry on the putrid humors, cleanse
the tOmach, regulate the bowels, and iMpart 3
tone Of vtgorto the whole body.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-01

Old p.pess Tor sale ., ,h.s once.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-11-13
rnE cO.onGD INSANE AsYTUyl

fIiE cO.oRED INSANE AsyLgY,
The grading d Tic .Ltrld,ng siie fr hi,
ins,,turion i cehss .lhli, pushed harvard
enl the sapssis ,en,isl,s. Edl.e - .. z IRE
Hloni. hope. % have Il ready or lie c,n.
itractvfs by the hrs, ~ i,eAH s~ek. ..eas ~
The buiklng d.Ha raet hss lie II awar
10 slsssr-, VI sia, y ll.rd,,,s. oi iis.s+
mouth "a; md. sv,ie4rp.l tbat u ,<ith.al
purpose ~ c.Mnsi,ce laster the brick Al
once. aud tl,ry hope II least to gst aasi, a
g,,,d ioa.daIIaa while the westa.r val ads
pitvf u tLi> Fall. ai0oR - >
y. Tbp Lu.ldmg 10 he erers.d B.w. and fnr
which the contract has hrcn given, will cyl,
IA ld sihise slsf baaia bnila Ss asd Islr
xins. ID Afford Accommodation iur lI5
p.'teaas A'vthsr s'nyr1 Y be- s,n1 uy
Isis,l xi.isls all A.sfea.e il.t sccdtnh,o IL.
tions 10 ,omrtLing syss tao hundred. rnr
na4l e,..t ~ the property kh.,, syppleael
all s.n.d tlaeaSaAte shsut S59 .lltn. which
embrace. everything. including the original
Gust pf ihc farm. .t.-.-.t+.
The building VII be Supplied with watrr
from the ris.f b. means u an engine. sni
the he.ting. washing ard c..ckihg will alsd
be done ~ steam. la faci the lu,tiIutisn
will he complete. aud notwithstanding the
mo leraie c,s-i (romparrd with the Margah.
t"u ln.titaii.nI IL will be credit IL North
Carolina.
Whatever may 10 sail 70 The contrary ~
instiIuiiua Il the kind was sadl, becded 10
~ this State. aud VII mol eataiiahy ad.
aiti.aai t4xs. al-h tho people Il is ss-,
imsiei thai iplly l25.eal ,rsd iassae pef-
~ ara =, pr,@eu charge 20 nae P~sfic.
.rafier-d ,ser the Stats n she scscral
sni lingering " tTstssaps dun.
re,sas. fof ssl.I of al s,fahs AID 1hen
there are 4swr Thirty or f-rsy cared fss 81
the R,lcigb asylum. 4" ,hs exelusmn oi
whires. andss ,bsia building i I,srs maeh
their Ieplasal j. anxiNu<fy looked
%. --t;.lIsI.e,s Messenger.
Sf l.L.As.... ~ s4 q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-11-13
WHAT he cor

Il
'Nvw, Lsander. ~, dear. 4 w~a yssto
pc sure aud o orget ibrsr lev ,kssxs wbes
you eetne sewu tonlghi. says the ,.u,.x
w.fs. lass before the kiss and gooa IN a
shc sun',usr hotel. ln ilis morning. !. Al.
gcni le'i'an we're staring fSr tho cay. NJ s3@~
And this il the ss, sl,e hst r.u. sar. =.
!. Two yards of b,u. barge. t.-..
=. Two yards u Hsmbuig sdg,nss.
D. Ny hew braid iron the i,sIr ,s,re.
liaifa dpIlaris worh o. iia,ns,ok.
D. D'a AL powdsr irun wy upper > F.
s. Modern Minister fsom lo,;,.t,
j. Library. 81
Arr,sngia s,ws he Srsa vi sGaa ,se
'ist IiH late In the af eruo,s, .vd tLe.,
ceuldpt hnd i ~ ssy VI Lts pusE ar, bss n
hadh ! he read y eyers aud dds Ls reu.t.
'ect " ~! W cuurse he dIa, aud thi- a. d.
what at brought home to his expestsss w,,,.
l. NO hesds Of hlus casbsvs. t'f''S' VI
= rhres yards bssasouss sstsing tiu, !
q1it"). - ~ .''nr
>. some slss sr.ri. ..sa .sism.r n
aHt4 thifw y Mars worth u canned ouu
y. bez oi sediits pcsder. aud pair IL
drawers.
. Loring said he ha,Ins 10, say .u,I,
eook = Ibe Mug ard CANISTER ias.@
library. 4e. - - q -. .s
EsshmssioH On rrreisina tkv abrre. ..sg II
ieands:. le.hder. you mua have heea
dining q iAst horrtd elst aasia.. Or uw u
cVaNe hase msds kuch d nsisssks. q ff
tt tS....4 -. ss.ss.st ii tta# #8at ii
h 'Wsl ySv wt'h hat old accoui "a
yours this wursms 2 ~x-s colcnit. NJ,
s'r ,ea are instaksn 10 ne msb sm
aus ane ofihe old sertlen.' .-. ~'- -
Nn wonder Proctor asked. is the N on
head9 IL takes nocars Of it, health. Il
never get. up' Till evening, and then knocks
around al uigbt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-11-13

parsos lstcrnlyl: How could 700 come
"a church ii IL married tca man 10 such .
.,a,e !. thatg Bride twcepinr) v was
not NV fault tir. never saa ge, him TO
come When hv's sobeFs ..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-11-13
Tu. BOY iuRaroR /

Tine IL The sei,ssti"as u shs pks' week.
for aur town. xas iLs spueci.o.lVl Elsard
y. llaSklia. = b,gggsr ,.rrsof sge. Thu
buy vas bJrn in NadlsUn Guunty Ia thi,
state, sept. s,h IsI2. and has never NJ,
tended s.hvol d., NJ bis lite, ye. u MOI
preterly ! lFsdigj ~ the term i GENERALLY
Estpllrd. III hAs lsoca trained bsl be istll-
" wba c,fnn.,icrd II teaeE bin, ~Lrn lhs
ebiId VS. sai, jear I'D. ~ ss't~sH -
l'nysira |, he ia rtoai. hesltlis. hearty
mountain isy. weighs fury hse pounds. i
.bpat three feet high. with fair c"mrlexi"n
aud Iigh, l,airJ TlIe L.s spplsu y public
unly four iimes. bat losers u elo utiou.
gestures aud appearance ~ N oraior V sel-
dsa.se=sgst t.ty7esllsse pgTN g@Iu
cmphasns aud aalasistis,a u ls,irtt. lIc
Ia. been traipei entirely " b. latl,sr, and
IL The tsfsl ,gyligy A,shlll tc sslPlisa 10
either. the father deserves the nsne rather
lLsn the ,on. lsi,s u y poof iasn. sh"e.
maker hJ trs,iss Nah 10 H,ssass i. rdneaiing
H. child, aud vi ,l's h~ tsspldpne. ,sihs
result VI hts tHsialnltHh.e trrsrsefshfe, FL
Mr.. ilawkins inirnds IL travel With bis
s,n during The cvmlng wi.tst H. Tho Eas.
tern part % tbs state iOr tho pnrI"ss nl
raising pasuss u aldkati hin. : koaidh~
Ilerabiican. rk4sHyY
.fkhll s.vuf--tpe
We are reminded il.s, lie ulpsgment y.
eaiust The running and u,l.,dlng q freight
,rains o,l the SshhaIh iAyllM nul originate
wi,h III. Itc.Lylsrian S,nad. hut With the
lss.io, of The Fifss pseshyrrmn charrl, ~
Charlotte. wl,vss rslnr was advIaad byths
psc,hyiery II slerklenburg. aud ~ the
sv,,cd /. aud i. l,eing rnua1a,eJ aasaae aiF
asno,nins,.snsin the Sssle, Its als,l
learned that The idea /, hrarilly arpressJ.
aud il i more il,an likely that tie i,-risIa ]
iurc vii nihcsilatingiy pass Law ior'
bidding ii Charlotte OIsetrsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-11-13

The largest rsceirIr nfoait"a M this l~rt
on any day we're i.f'lu Lmiss.l iathis nc.
Cured Oh .ihs lts II December. 1877, We
,wrre ~ errcr, therefore. in our issue IL
yesterday IN Stating that tho receipts ~
c,,tton for ,bql ldalIIsasahplln b5If.lti.
,psie the lirResi ever known here. Viii.
mf,gtun Reriew s,s.'.....-..*-. '..s...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-11-13

.s;isg iike--aeavenl 7 exclaimed ~ Witt
Talu,aga, lgsI, ,sHpilss, snd the rrwifk vas
received ~aR labrh,st. Mr. 1si.p4gi.s IL
Other words. wanted u he rroianc au,l snk
rar In The pulpit aud dijn''t darn 10. and
his congrcgatth wctsi IN thorough !, n,path,
with his desire. = buffalo Express.
A t,alch % the seat ofa hoy'e truserS
i 'sU.nclhiug new en,les THE son.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-01
MARYLAND ITEMS.
has only one hotel.

Salisbury has only one hotel.
Corn is up around fredericksburg.
The new Maryland Directory is out
There is floating bar on the Nantico.
Shad fishing is = failure, but herring are
becoming quite plentiful.
Livin Cambell, of Easton, has been ap-
pointed the West Point military candidate.
Several barrels of new peas were shipped
from Pokomokc City last Friday for the city markets
The vote in Queen Anne's county. on the
Local Option question, 1852 for liquor selling and
$40 against it.
Nc,o Grange HaH-Farmers Grange z. of
H., of Ruthsburg, Queen Anne's CO., has contracted
with John L. Cough TO build new Hall at the village
TO cost Sll20
Mr. Brannock, of Tobbaccostick. who
owns the 100 pound hog, has concluded not to kill
him until next winter, when it IS expected he will
weigh 1000 pounds.
Wicomico county is going to build a
$4,000 courthouse The county commissioners re-
ceived proposals for its erection last week the sum
stated above was the lowest bid.
Hon. Daniel NJ. Henry has succeeded in
harbor Improvements, about 5000 Of which will be
expended on the Cambridge harbor.
Diphhrta.-The diphtheria has broken
ont again in Sudlersvillc and vicinity. Already one
child has died son of John Loler-and quite Il
number of Others are suffering with il.
The Denton Union is now printed uDon a
cylinder power press, having dispensed with the old
time hand press. The TajoE has always been one OF
the neatcst printed papers on the shore.
At Bethlehem. Caroline county, during
the gust sunday afternoon haistonc3 fell large
as English walnuts The ground was covered with
hail after the storm. As there little wind, the
| damage of crops was not great.
Eastern Shore steamboats, are running to
Baltimore at very low rates, and furnishing reserved
seat tickets to the theater extra inducemcnt 10
travellers. They leave Baltimore after the theatres
close at night and land passengers at home next day
| Sale Of Real Estatc.--The Hasset farm
situate near Wye Mills containing 3S3 acres. unt
| sold by MesSrs. Brown, was purchased by w. W
! Rhodes for s2l per acre. The o. L. Palmer farm
| situate in Spanards Neck. Cenrevile, contain
| ing lSS acres, and sold by Mr.. Keating, was pur
| chased by Vim. J. Price, for S27.l0 per acre.
In Kent county Mr.. Geekie owns fine
! farm and large hCch of choice sheep. which til,
owners Of dogs in the ncighhurhOod seem to think h
keeps to fattCn their dogs upon. lie requested all L
| keep their dogs away, but failing TO do it. he ha
of the peace gave judgment against him, and now do
owners permit their dogs to annoy him severely IL
| has lost over hundred of his choice flock. and yC
people are invited to buy land and settle i'll Ken
| county Such calculated TO irighten OF
settlers and it will Go it, If the people of Kent rcal
want settlers they should protect them and thei
property and not destroy it when they take it there
Smyrna times., 1878-05-01

him in church pew for three-quarters of
an hour and he will wabble all over the
seat 1t can be said for the women that
they do not wabble.. The early planted
potatoes have now been through the ground
for two or three weeks and are making un-
eXampled progress, and the middle of June
will doubtless find new potatoes i'll the
market. But if the plants are prolific, the
crop of Colorado bugs are equally SO, and
it is question in many patches as to who
shall possess the crop-the proprietor or
the bugs. The funeral of Jacob Trusty
on Monday was an unusually large one for
a colored man. A procession of twenty
two carriages and packed church showed
the respect in which he was held. lie
stood prominent for his industry and hon
esty. His funeral sermon was preached by
by Rev. Coffee, pastor of the Centennial
Church, followed by Revs. Watson and
Green, pastors of Smyrna station and cir.
cult A. NJ. f. Church.. Wagons loaded
with phosphate from the factory and tile
from the kiln are almost constantly passing
through our streets. 1.-THE best fields oil
wheat on this end of the Leipsic road arc
VIM. Polk Cumminss, Walter 0. Iof
! fecller's and Jas. c. Robinson's. "White
! Hall at the other end is said to eclipse
any section in the country. number o
persons went up to Wilmington on Monday
to see Barnum's show, the evening eXcur
sion having in it when it passed here abou
400 passengers. The number at the show
grounds was estimated as high as S,000.....
Mr.. Pierson, living on Major Blacks farm
near Blanco, who we stated few weeks
ago had planted his corn, has replanted the
same and intends starting his cultvators a
soon as the ground dries off. f......Rev. r. G.
Stewart of Philadelphia will deliver a lee
ture TOMORROW evening at Bethel A. NJ. Z
Church on the "Origin of the Negro.
Admission, % ts......The Lyric Quartette'
ssrenaded Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. FAIRIES oil
their arrival home last evening, and wer
in return treated to cake, &c.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-01

laShes and l year Imprisonment. II. X. Pennington
for State, Day for defendant
State VS.. Noah Holden. Indicted for assault and
battery. Jury trial. Ncrdct-guilty. Fined II, and
cost of prosecution
State VS.. Elijah williamson Indicted for resisting
a public officer Jury trial. Verdict-nOt guilty. Ii.
State Isaac Watson. Indicted for selling liquor
Plead guilty; Fined $50, and cost of prosecution.
State VS.. William Cain. Indicted for assault and
battery. Plead guilty. Fined $500 and cost.
State vs. David Jones. Indicted for selling liquor
Plead guilty Fined $50 and costs.
State VS. George Caleb Ford, John Faulkner and
Elisha Wright, Jr. Indicted for disturbing religious
worship. Jury trial. Nerdict-not guilty. II. r.
State VS.. VIM. McAfce. Indicted for selling liquor
without license. Plead guilty. Fined $50 and costs
i'll three cases.
liquor without license. Plead guilty in two eases.
Fined so i'll each case.
State vs.. Ira Corby Indicted for selling liquor
without license Plead guilty. Fined so and cost.
state vs.. Jacob Levy. Indicted for selling inloXi-
eating liquor without license. Plead guilty. Fined
state vs. Nathan Downs Indicted for assault with
intent to kill. Jury trial. Nerdct-guty. Sentcn-
ccd to pay fine of 500, cost of prosecution, stand
hour in pillOry, and imprisoned for six months
Robinson and Pennington for state Harrington and
Day for defendant.
On Thursday the civil list was taken up and the
first case on the list being an issue from canccrY
wherein Thomas Draper complainant, and Martha
Harris administrator of Daniel Harris, deed. Day
| for Draper, Reed for respondent.
State vs. Henry Brewster and Daniel George. In
dctcd for larceny. Jury trial. Ncrdct-guilty t.
! Brewster Sentenced to pay cost Of prosecution, y
laSheS and months imprisonment. J. i. Pennington
| for State, Fisher for dclCndeutS.
state VS.. James Boyer John Boyer George l5radlC!
and Franklin Sudler. Indicted for assault and bat
! terry. Jury trial. Verdict-not guilty. Remington fol
| State, Harrington for defence.
There were 81 indictment found during the term o
the court, mostly for selling liquor in violation @
| law Jury discharged on Friday. Court adjOume,
| Saturday ymOrning:-DC{dlCnTcdH.
EzJ-F0r additional County and state Hca< Scc first pag
Smyrna times., 1878-05-01

A crusade against Mr.. Hayes, with refer
ence to his title to the Office of President,
is being quietly planned. The movement,
says the Phila. Record, is in the hands of
Republicans, chiefly, Mr.. Con&ling being
regarded as the head of it. This gentle
man is expected to open the oratorical part
of the battle when the preliminaries are all
arranged and his object will be to show that
the action of the two Houses of Congress in
declaring Hayes duly elected was based on
fraud. But, this movement cannot have
for its object the seating of Tilden; for if
Hayes should be ousted, a new election
would have to be called. Vice President
Wheeler would have to go with Hayes and
the President pro tenn of the Senate, Mr..
Ferry, would be President ad interim. Con-
gress has provided by law that in such a
contingency as this a new election for
President shall be held. So those whc
charge that the efforts to vitiate the title
of Mr.. Hayes to the Presidency are made
in the interest of Mr.. Tilden are in error
But it is not probable that Hayes will be
compelled to abdicate before the end Of his
term. There is no lawful power to remove
him except by impeachment.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-01
Periodicals.

The Primary Ttdchcr is the name of an interesting
monthly magazine, published in Boston in the inter
est of primary education in America. T. W. Bick-
nell, publisher, Is Hawlcy st. Terms 81 year. We
have also received copy of the National JOupGi of
EdUcGtiOn weekly, n sample copy of which will be
sent for three months for - cts
Lppincotrs Magazine opens with A Mountain Holt
day" by Henry King, an account of the first trip
made by passenger train over the Denver and Rio
Grandc Railroad into the heart of the Rocky Noun
tanS, which, with its illustrations, is real addition
to stock of knowledge of the Western world. This
road, with its grand elevations is accounted of
the greatest feats of engineering in the world "Old
YORK. in England, is described by c. IL. Putnam
ana well Illustrated; "TheOdolinde" is an absurd
but amusing story by Henry James, jr. Poetry is we'll
represented by Emily Lazarus in "spring Star"
Smyrna times., 1878-05-01
MARRIAGES.

FARIES-STUBBs.-April2 oath, at Central NJ E. par
sonage, 1910 Vine ST., Phila. by Rev. Enoch Stubbs
Mr.. William Fnres of Smyrna, to Miss Mary Stubbs
of Philadelphia, formerly oil Smyrna.
ROE-MoORE.-On the 3Oth ult., at the residence of
the brides parents, in FELTON,. by Rev. j. W. PiersOn
Mr.. T. C. Roe, Of Baltimore, Nd, formerly OfSmyrna,
and Miss Lilly, daughter of Dir. J. A. Moore of
FELTON,. Delaware.
RAINEY-BOYER.-On the 18th ult. in Philadelphia
at the residence of the brides mother, by Rev. T. A.
Fernley, pastor of Memorial NJ. E. Church, Officer
John Rainey and Miss Maria NJ. Boyer, daughter OF
Jacob p. Boyer, decd formerly of Smyrna.
JOIINSON-SMIrH.--O the 2lst ult, at the brides
residence in Dover, by Rev. VIM. p. Davis. Mr. Ass
S. johnson and Miss Fannie A. Smith, all of Dover
Smyrna times., 1878-05-01

HONOR FROM EURoPE.-It is conceded on
all sides that Dr. Ayers Pills are above comparison
with other medicines. Uniting the best elements
againt the numerous stOmachic disorders for which
they are recommended a cure. These Pills are so
mild yet searching, that they often prescribed by
doctors who otherwise do not favor patent medicines.
Indeed, with the fruits of DIR. Ayers genius in the
snaps of Pills Sarsaparilla Ague Cure and Cherry
PICTORIAL, one might with impunity travel through
the swampS of tropical America follow Stanley ON
his travels tn trough the interior of AfrcnAnsrddR
Nic9Cs ran den LAG.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-01

WESTERN letters and dispatches unite in
one long chorus of rejoicing over the pros
poets this Spring for the wheat crop. All
agree that at this time of the year the out
look was never so good, and that the sea-
son has been the most favorable ever
known at the West The bearing this
good news has upon the continuance Of the
balance of trade in our favor, and the con.
sequent ability of the Treasury Department
to resume specie payments, makes it Of
almost supreme Importance. The unsettled
state of European matters also helps us
greatly. All the elements seem to be
working in our favor.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-01

SOME of the papers are discussing propo-
sition of the Peninsttlar Neecs for mongrel
ticket with George z. Tybout for Governor
and Hon. James Williams for Congress, on
any kind of platform they may see proper
to adopt,-regardless as to whether such a
combination would be distastful to the
above gentlemen or not. The whole thing
is the result of one restless mind, has no
backing, and its discussion is waste OF
ink and paper.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-01

FoREIGN.-It is rumored that Germany is
negotiating a league with Denmark and
Russia to close the Baltic against the
British fleet. The Turks refuse to sur
render Shumla, Varna and Batoum, the
time of evacuation being left indefinite by
the San Stefano treaty. Let us talk no
more about this foolishness " was the last
remark on the subject which Ahmed
Kaiserlei made to the Russians at Varna.
Most of the devout Russians who visited
Constautiuoi.e ,urday evening, to be in
time f.. ..... ..day, spent the evening
in the concert saloons. About fifty went
to church Sunday. The entry Of Austrian
troops into Bosnia and Herzegovina is
imminent, and Italy meditates descent on
Albania. Eighty thousand volunteers have
SO far been enrolled in England. The ma
tive East India troops are intensely war
like and eager for trip to Europe. Prince
Gortschakoff, the Russian chancellor, il
better, but unable to transact any business
1t being the eve of the exposition, Paris il
gayer than ever. The French Senate anC
Chamber of Deputies reassembled at Yer
sailles Monday.