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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

illinois Central, e5I066l; Cal. and Clicaro, 60, a
co., C'ev. .and Toledo %@oi S2St; Chi. and r. Island
333a3lii Ch B. and Quincy, 54a56; illinois Central
s90s9s. -
Ils t6s been a larger packet than usual there being
some additional demarA for the remittal &c of interest
and dividends TIE rates show further advance and
bankers have been sold at 1869. Al tie good com
mercal signatures have been taken at TO-, O6. The
supply has been fair. Francs are S3 39j 80.
In Freights rates are very Fl m: To Liverpool the
engagements include "a 900 busb Wheat in ships bags
at 9ld. g 800 bbs Flour at 2s. Add aGs. 3D.. 10 us
Heavy Goods at 22s. 6d 900 bbls. Pork 2s 3d. and
200 tcs Beef at IS. To London: 500 bbls Flour at
3s.; $1,000 iush Wheat at l0d in ships bags S3hhds
IalOw at 3ts. rs bbls Pork at 3s. 3D., and 50 hide
Tobacco at &s Cd. To Bristol: 5000 bush. Wheat
in bags, at 3D. and 100 bulls. Flour at q. Sd. To
Havre: q coo bush. Wheat at lSc. in shp ps laIs In
cbartcrs We hear of British brig with 1909 basil
Wheat, to Cork and a market, at lGad., and one TO
Gloucetter, with II, 600 bush. Wheat, at l0d.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$il273 3l-for Customs, SIS 600; Pay ments, $685.
43r 75 Balance, $j,69j, ,532 Is.
The Chatham Bank has declared semi-annual div-
dtnd of y cent, payable July 8, The Mechanics
Bank of Br oklyn, y cent, payable July 3. Me srs
Duncan, Sherman g. c. will pay the July inerest on
the New-Ycrk State 5, and 2 cents, Chicago City
Bonds and Coupons, ON Ctichago Municipal and
Water Bonds, Albany City Bonds and Coupons, Utica
City Coupons Detroit and Pontiac Railroad duo, At
lantic ana Great Western Railroad ditto, Buffalo and
Sste Liue Railroad ditto and Buffalo City Bonds aud
Coupons The Greenwich Savings Bank has made It's
usual semi-annaal dividend at the rate of y cent
y annum on all sums of $500 and under, and at tie
rate Of y cent larger sums. The Tadesmens
Fire Insurance Company p cent payable lCrh July.
| The Firemen Trust Insurance Company of Brooklyn
! 5 y cent payable on the 9th instant. The Bank Of
| the Commonwealth divides 3 = cent, payable July
! Sh. Tie Market Bank, & cent, on and after July
| 40. Tire Importers and Traders Bank has declared
"A semi-aunud vidend of 3 q cent payable on the
| Sth inst. The business Of the Clearing. House was
! $I6.S95,0C0.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Exports
exclusive of specie from NewYOrk " Foreign Ports
! for tie week and siuce Jgn. /, 1861
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks,
made up NJ, nday afternoon, presenis the follow
ing aggregates compared with those OF the previous
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

TIE PLiiad,ipt,a Bulletin Of last evening s'ys
We correct a. error iul pate' which
that he q d,c tJ pc! nttiet Cd tue ct
loans hej Iefois he rebel SUes lie l. pa. ng 10 ALL
without atY I1quiy to their iesideloe.
Tie ST. LOa3S UtmOc, atrals;
W. are Authorized by Mr. james neenon, sFent Of the Chit
cs.o Beicurf that that establishment hos
III, Iot, doubt, 'ugI''td h. the ihci OF Thai
,omray hs,s their TaI IN this and e cI.s
AZ 81. Louis, e2change ON inc b 3 Is ~ per cent
AuG very dull.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

Total. ttb lo9
iotA Pots ard PEARL. rl.............,...........sS sSl
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

at the ports compared with
lat year u. baes EIpo-DecfeIse to Great Britain.
$3.50 bales France loo bales decesse 70 other
foreign ports Total decrease ia exports, SGo0 bses
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

CofrARATYE sIATENEkr W EtElPTs on AsnFs ERos JAN
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
nprLel.-cnurll1 n,ro.,rp ron rn. N z. rr.nvsn
sroos or Asna,, JrlY 2. 1851.

TuEsDAY July Z, l0ol.
I much change saies OF Pots
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03
Sheriff Sale.

ny virtue OF writ of alias Levari Facias tn me 4,
fec1ed VIII be exposed to public vendue at The hotel
4l Jonathan Carrow in Camden. in MurderkIll linn
HLeH; n1 hSnt county, end Stte of Delaware on WED.
JESDAY 10th of October, 1861. at O'Clock. n m
The following Real Estate, to wit: ~ r '"'
All mat certain piece OF parcel tract or tracts orIsnd
s'u"'eI % 70 anu beIng IN the forest of MurIerki Hun
dred, Kent cOlnIy, and State of Delawore amt @
ta'hing 56O nc es OF land more less the same he
nS Dounded by lands Of lgnatus r. Cooper lands Of
Evan Lewes and ThortOn Russell lands Of Henry
anu ahus ol Alexander jackson, Sr. together
wt1 all and singular the houses out.houses bu,id
&c, DC.
seized and taken IN execution as the propCrtv oC
'"hh sherwood and Margaret his WIFE and will he
SoiI Tor cash by PENAELL EMERSON. Sher,H
oherli 5 Office. Dover. Del Sentemher 2h,h Isfl
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03
SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias TO me direct
en' VIII be exPosed to Public Vendue, at the Court
House dora Dover, in Dover Hundred KEN co,,.
~ ana state OF Delaware, on TUESDAY, the 18Th of
Estate, to wit: "'"'
"a ~ u mat far or tract Of land sluated in Murder
M Nh hundred, Kent county, and State of Delaware
%WVj.nIhg lahGS Formerly the mansion farm of Sam'l
Warren. Sr., deceased and other lanJs il boin, H.
same tract OF land which devised TO Solomon r.
warren IN and by the will Of SanI Warren. tatLer
OF Sald solomon i. Warren. and which was conveyed
@ y'nes mes o Nhighi ny the said Solomon Il. Warren
ana nifty MarIa his wife, by their indentnre: con.
tanning so acres and - peches be the same more or
less together with all and singular the bull ling wood,
ways wafer wafer courses. rights. &c. dc
Seized and taken in execution as the propertv of
James ). Knight, aud will be sold for cash by
PENNELL EMERSON, Sheriff
SherIh = Office, Dover, Del September, 25th, 1861
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03
Two Great Battles fin prn.nect

Two great battles, such as have never bee
"esSsed on this continent, and rarely on an,
o'"er' are now impending, and must soon b,
'ought. On the Potomac two vast armies
numbering together near four hundred thousand
hen-are confronting each other, with pickets
IN speaking distance, and each menacipp a..
TACK daily. In Missouri two other great arm.
'eS' OF near forty thousand men each, are hur.
rylng TO collision. The National troops m.
uer Zen. Fremont, are anxious 10 meet the
e"emy' and wipe out by their courage and
P'o"eSS the memory Of recent disa sters: and
""u '"e 'eoeI forces, flushed with barren VIC.
'ery' are equally in earnest to increase their
iautsls by new triumphs. That there will be
immense slaughter when at either point these
'efces shall come in conflict, there can he m
uO"o'' Ihs rebel cause hangs suspe nded on
'"e issue. IL they shall be beaten, as we feel
morally certain they will be, the great rebel.
l'o"' which will occupy so prominent a place
!" history, Will be practically subdued. A lin.
serlng campaign or two NAV hive n hs c,r
''eu en'-a scattered and hopeless resistance a,
a'" points may remain to be overcome. but |
ne backbone ofthe revolt will have been brok.
'"' victory in Missouri, and that State will
'e hxed as star in the Union, and a impedi.
nen'S In the way of the ex pedition tina. is to
weep down the Valley of the Mississippi will
'e removed. IfMcClelan shall be victor m
he Potomac, the way will be open for the cen.
ia, column TO advance in a triumphsl march
Richmond on its way to the Gulf No ralIv
d" ever De made by the rebel Army after de-
eat on the Potomac. The last hope of seces.
ION VIII have vanished, and the boasted South
70 Contederacy will become one those dissoI.
ing views OF history that are never witnessed
Ut once.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03

10" dayssgo covered with ripe grain are now
Inaoe az bare as a desert. DWELLINGS that were
,''Ieu with the comforts ard necesear.cs Of life
nave oeen stripped OF their contents. Money.
'I'veF,ware, clothing, bedding, everything was
1''Ieu' me owners assaulted and maltrea ted
o"u 'hTeats made against the lives of all Union
! men, as well as those who demonstrated sgains,
!heir iawless proceedings. A few members OF
:dcRSoh . old Legislators had assembled in the
'o""' ana had passed an ordinance of seces.
sion.
~ very active speculative movement in
I9"tr, sugar ard tea, has been progress in New
ork ior some time past, the effect of which
mas Oeen to run up the prices of these almost
hecessarIes Of life to q figure which plpccs
qn'te beyond the reach Of those wbo have tho
most need Of them-the poor. In anticlpatlor
OF the increased duty 10 which these ronncdi-
tles Will soon be subject, the spectators have
oongh'' or are buying up and placing in store
'ne surplus stock on hand, in the expectation
VI VI commanding their own prices for them.
1--we" hoW' The cOmmonest qua ties of brown
sugar cannot be purchased at retail at less than
~2 cents per pound, which is an increase of
o"o ~ "u"uFed per cent. upon prices current for
'ne same quality month ago The advance
on coffee aud tea is not so enormous
"A requsition of General Fremont for
nan million of dollars has been repor,ed
against by General Ripley, the Chief of the
ordnance Bureau at Washington. on the 0ronnJ
'ha' the prices paid by Fremont for arms were
excessive. e'0
qua rtermaster General Meigs has dis.
"a "a 'ssed The inspectors of horses purchased bv
The government.
:. The number of sick and wounded sol.
lief' In The hospitals at Washington is 7G7.
At Lewinsvlle Wednesday. n det,cb.
hent OF our troops, consisting of 5000 infantry
squadron of cavalry, and three batteries
mace successful reconnoisance, ca otured nine
y wagon loads OF supplies and rebel officer
Ihd encountered and drove back a force of five
OF infantry, one regiment of cavalry
Iho SIX batteries OF the rebels, silenclng their
batteries. ''o''
i, -Another flag of truce arrived at Fortress
"onIoe, from Norfolk, accompanying twenty
'e 'aules deslrous of coming North. The
: 'eo'het carrying the flag was stopped near
% % ""II Folnt, and the passengers were taken
!" ny one OF our vessels, Commodore Colds.
o'ougn haVlng very properly decided that no
nofe nags OF truce shall come near our flee,
Col Blair, it will be seen. has bpon 70.
'aSed from arrest by Gen. Fremont. In the
o'e !, addressed to him announcing this action.
rem Fremont says he is induced t. it in con.
fqueece OF a telegram from Postnaste-.Cien
raj bIa'r. followed by letter from the same
'urce, asking the release for public reasons
The State election returns Of Californi,
Te nearly complete. Stanford, the Republican
indIdats for Governor has thus far 54O27
otes; Conners (Union Dem), 28,96S; McCon.
ell (Breckinridge) 3I,216.
Among the six Southern counties ofthe State
hch are regarded as largely sympathizinp
TN secession, Los Angeles and Talays are
le only only counties which gave the Breckin.
dge candidate majority.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03
IMPORTANT FROM THE POTOMAC

1t was determined on Friday. at a council of
war held at the headquarters of Gen. Scott.
that an advance should be made, and within
twenty four hours afterwards the enemy n,s.
pared for flight. II this coincidence does No,
establish the fact that spies and traitor. still
Turk about in the high and secret place. of The
Government then, we presume. no evidence
can establish that fact to the satisfaction Of our
vUle's Monson's Hill. Upton's Hill. Falr.
Church and other important strategic points
lately occupied BY the enemy, are now in nos.
session ot,ihe National troops, who will boId
them untii i' becomes proper to take up sliIl
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03

a DEPRIvATIoN.-By reference TO the time
table, 1t will be seen that important cbanpes
nave taken place on the Delaware Railroad
we are now having only one train up and
down during the day, in lieu of two each wav.
as formerly. BY this arrangement we are chi,
OF entirely from our evening mails, which our
people, after enjoying so long, feel keenly. mar.
tlcularly during the time OF such stirring events
as we are now having; but The cutting off of
al evening communication both north and south
Is more severely felt by the commercial and
business men generally. We suppose the Com.
pany have good reasons for making so great a
cnahge' but we hope that they may soon again
md 1t convenient to give US a down evening
traIn' If by no other way, by changing the
lfelght train from morning to evening, and at
tachIng passenger car thereto.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03
Observance of Fast Dav

Os Thursday last, the day sppoiHted by GU
Chief Executive as a day Offasting and PRAYER
90 sbsdience TO the instructions Of Congress
wss observed by the several denomiaa,ionns O
this iown-FelIgiOus services being held in the
EpiseoPsl church in the morning, the Methods,
church 10 the afternoon. and the PRESBYTERIAN
sksEeh ia the evening. The exercises-con.
sHting Of singing, prayer and addresses-were
participated in by Revs. Bishop, Thompson. Quig.
ley. Jermsn. Dr.. VIM. Cummns aud Edwin
wilmer. Esq. Messrs. Cummins and Wilmer
sssds short addresses in the afternoon, and Rev.
Mr. Thempron 10 the evening. The two lat.
tS sssli more directly upon our National trou.
bles; the causes from a moral stand point, and
tAe ultimate result expressing an abiding con-
vetisa that when we humbIed ourselves, and
repeated Of our sins. the Lord would again lead
&c sst Of the waters of affection, and make us
Q ssiled and happy people.
Ths attendance was fair, but far shor, of
wAat 10 should have been, and when we hear
sss read OF the almost general observance of
Ihs day throughout the loyal Ststes--ihe ces.
aIisa from business. and the general repairing
10 The House of Prayer, We feel panied and
nsni6ed for our town.
Bet feW. however, if any Of those who did
participate IN the eeremon es Of the respective
shsFehes repaired to their homes without the
Impression. deeP-seated aud dee ply felt in the
esatieIIOn. that God chastcns not in anoer. nm,
is sOrrOw; and that in HIS own good time His
Judgments will be removed from the faithful |
ssd eonIrite, TO be visited with eterner sorrow
aad greater dlsPessure upon those who invoke
Ma just and unaPpeased wrath.
The nOa observance and total disregard Of
tsss'y IN ie~ private q1arters-converting
TIE Oeession, even amid the sorro and distress
Eaieh surrounds, into scenes Of feastioo and
felseing-should be laid open TO the public's
nsS,hsa Lessen TO show how callous the heart
n'y oeeome-weakened ia it's finer sentiments.
sn@'nd'ul OF MS sacred duties, unfeeling in i:s
e@oilons. reckless in its impu ses, debased nv
sss@Pls. deluded by error. and only fit in its
saSorthIness for that dread time when remorse
whl cone TO darken. crush and DESTROY il.
IL
zee II 10 say that when others PRAYED. tbev
leaked on with contempt Gods judgment did
act d'seent, yet they know not where nor whv
a fingers! His fingers marked in characters
o. living IRE, His Judgment on the wall over
'Ae unhOly re'eIry of BeIshazzar's feast. The
asa Of Mao wePt over jerusalem ere it was de.
shoyss. Bot the children of Israel tasted and
pssyrS before they were delivered from their
psrseeuiOfs and pursuers. The waters divided
'"f Their passage 10 the promised land Of peace
'ha happiness; but they closed and swallowed
~ ihe hosts that sought their destruction.
We are Ia the middle passage; but before
70 "s picture Of gladness and peace, and we
ave hrm reliance that we will be safely
ssded through the dark 5hows of distress.
sA'eA rise uP to overwheIm US. That the same
Sfea' Power will stay and command them to
: % s'iii." is our abiding hope and most fer.
ssaI prayer.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03
War Maps, Views & Portraits,
COTOREI

An euIioh OF ihe cholcest Maps Views and Por-
traits, published in IlarPer's Weehy since the com
mencement of the War, printed on caendered paper
beautifully cOored. Is ready, Slzs of sheet
40x3O inches, containing II Maps, 8 Views, md
Portraits Pictorial Map of the Seat OF War in VIr
glna, Missouri, the United States and eight other
valuable Maps; Views OF Fortress Monrne Fort Pick.
ems aud other lmpoanI places; splendid Portraits of
drawn engraved it the first STYLE of Art bv
Special Artists expressly for IIarpers Weekly. and
now printed IN superior slYle aud beautifully co
lOred. They Will he found Artistic, Elegant. Orna-
mental, Useful, and of great value for Reference
showing the Strategic Points. Movements Of the Ar.
mics and Places of Occupation.
Single Copies. % cts. Six Copies 81 90; One Hum
dred Copies $3.50 Senianv where ON receipt Of the
money. Agents wanted everywhere. Address
EDWARD +. LLOYD Publisher
Exclusive Agent POS & Sadvnv N v
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03
Important, IL True /!
AND EVERY WORN TC u,DIfi,


for upwards of three years past have heon enr,.
geu IN bIcss which has yielded IHe al The ratio C
S0OOO per Unnun, h1t being deslrous Of going 10 Nm
!pPe IN me course ~ few months for the puTnose nj
mere Intto"Gciag the business am willing toteacI
II 70 any one VIII" will send me 81. The bns,ness ~
Nv nu'3uS' nut OF highly uscful and general cbnr
" = ptcd To The use of bOh cities and villages
ai r't 'n;'' any pcTN"n Of ordinary capacjtv vonnc
vi "s maj" 'r ma acquire Win n fc,v bn,,r.
Pfa'ce' AMI 10y y Iirh ihcy can secure n very banL
S"iho income S3VSTd yO4hg laGirs vLo h,vn p.
C'lESu instructions from he. both IN New Vork Co.,
nu GLi'sl wanna, are earning upwards of 500 ,,o-
"eCN ny 4 ana there Is iIO reason Whv INV M 81
cannot 80 The same. nyaiiGs even can IL, "a aif i
IT, aA II IN no PcddlHg aioir but BUSH ess tha, -
"Hc@uy reSperiabIc. Gentlemen and ladies nC To-
sure Nho wo.d IKE to learn the business fr ibcir
own hmHSeE'!h or pleasure, will find ILe uraci.o r
II 4 P''aSaht Iaslne, and one they will lake gron,
h'cfeS' ia H. On receipt Ol 81, / will send nrInteJ
S IGt"i's by NhIrl any ersoi, can readIiv hconlro
'e arr and these Instructions Nll also cont3in eror
"i fcINe 10 cary ing II on, so thai IL will hc
h.Eh'y profitable. The purchaser ofthe ..prinI,d M
'"t i"hs VIII Ie authorized 10 teach il IN M, 49,
ana nave sometimes rrceII ed as hIph as S.t0 ,,r
learning 4 PERSONALITY 20 Sligle indy I,IuoI ,,oIi
hale iuriher that 81 50 81 Will buy eyprv tbin h
Is necessary TO commence Ihe business with anI tL
arl'l can be got almost any where in CIV Cr cn,,,
Try or II preierred can furnish them. AdIre.S
33m No. 36 Iibetiy r. :, H"NoNS; No
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03
sAarP Finaacie ring, and what il Leads ,o

hAaFP Ftnaneie ring, and what il Leads to.
Ou affair in which one Of our most dis,in.
ga'sAes fnanciers was concerned, came off a,
Ts~nssnd. on Friday, which has occssisned
esns'desable talk. II was a cross between a
ssi'nisa and an engagement, and ended in
ssmswhat Of drawn battle. The account, a..
~s heard ii. was that the obligation of a poor
@a0 residing Resr that place came. by way of
ne usual slant, into the hanGs of the "sha-
ST 10 question. which was executed. and tn.
p'"pefty OF the drawer sold on the above men.
ue1ea day At Sheriff's sale The man natur-
sT seeams eEasPerated at seeing his property
@erneed. aud high words ensued, which resnl.
Nan Nc. "barber" getting a black eve. and
'"' the Interference Of friend giving the
a'isf individual time 10 get something to de-
:. @4 "''nseIi' 1t might have resulted in injuring
'ss sPpssrsnce Of large piece of b" corporOsi.
The APPOquiniminkers are swearing
ssngsnee on any Of our Shyloc " who will
-'s 70 'eature on such proceedings in their
ssdss IN the future.
And whils on this subject, it reminds us of
"eeutranee within the past week. A
@sa swelling 10 the "umbra geous shades ("
sppsosehiag the western limits Of our Hundred
y Profession forester. who, by penuri.
sss0ess. or some ether equally successful means.
~ss managed 10 accumulate enough of the
sp'HdHlies" to set up this eIeuating business.
sue T'ih just enough mind to think il makes
'as look big " to bring fellow citizen No to
snort shoulder " and show his power BY his
sasy' by which alone can he be brought into
@*'ss' feeeatly bought the note of yonop
~sa just started in business. made at a vendue
m'n'hs since. and without necessary no.
aea''os' had as execution issued on the same.
-e'esy bringing the young man to unnecessary
u seems to be rule without an exeeD.
.'""' mat so soon as mans soul becomes con.
ssd s'se'sd enough to engage in paper shaving his
aear Immediately petrifes.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03
War News
FROM KENTUCKY.

important points in Kentucky are being "a n
I,,y 11iy 'eken possession of by Ohio, Indiana and
ILLINOIS, troops, with the full consent fthe Leo.
lsla'ure, the higher branch of which on Sstur.
day passed vote of thanks TO them for ,be;,
promptness in responding 10 the call for aid in
TePelllng the rebel invasion. Five hundred
Indiana troops have gone up Green River and
taken possession Of Locks Nos. l. and 3; vep.
Iment of cavalry from Ohio has gone into camp
near CoVlngton, and Cynthiana, has been occu.
pied by Ohio troops. A wounded rebel said
that as death was sure he might as well tell
The truth. He said that General Pillow was in
kentucky, back of Columbus, on Saturday.
marching on Paducah, $1,000 strong. and that
Jeh Fhompson's movements are fcint to d.
rect attention from that quarter. Information
reached Paducah yesterday that Gen. Pillow
has left Columbus to effect Junction with IN.
troops marching on Paducuh from Tennessee
The united forces Of the rebels will amsunt ,o
1000.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03

SALES OF LAND.-John Mustard of this town
mas purchased farm Of Joseph Sutton, situa.
ted In The Alley, in Duck Creek Hundred, for
$4,000.
James T. FarsOn has bought nine acres OF
woodland of David Boggs, in Little Creek Hd.,
for $3.50.
'ohn l.. Reese has purchased another lot of
ldnu situated at Smyrna Station, OF Il. Tibbitt,
for $75.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03

more advanced positions. Fnlrs Church was
occupied only yesterday morning by The pick.
=" from Gen. Smiths Division, without op-
position. His subsequent advance from the
onuln bridge, with considerable force TO oc-
ouPy 'he place permanently, was marked by
ano'her of the blunders which seems to be in
ePeFaole from the movements of our troops, the
H Hrst OF which occurred before the battle of
H'eat Bethel. Col Owens Irish Regiment,
rom Philadelphia, mistoking, in the darkness,
st Sp"'e OF our own troops for rebels, fired upon
."eth killing and woanding several. The mis-
take was not discovered until the fire had been
returned with like fatal effect. The meaning
ot TINS general retirement of the rebels is. of
course, lett TO conjecture; but it is believed in
washington to be intended as feint, nude in
SFder 10 draw our troops out of their intrench.
inehts, and induce an engagement. Whether
II means this, or that they are moving in force
towards the Potomac, either above or below
" ash'ngton, we shall probably soon ascertain.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03

FORT DELAwARE.-Fort Delaware has been
closed to visitors. This action has been taken
In compliance with instructions from head
quarters and it is intimaIed that it was caused
Oy eHor's on the part of some visitors with se-
cessIon ProcliVities, to spike one of the large
guns.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03

haJor-General dupont has Issued an order
constituting the volunteer companies of Sussex
county, the Second Regiment of Delaware Vol.
n"'eer Militia and directing that an election
tor Field Officers of said Regiment be held at
Ewlng's Hotel. Georgetown, on Tuesday, the
:'2d inst, at II O'clock, NJ.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-03
THE MARKETS

10 smyrna white wheat is selling at 81 %
Ned' 81 20; yellow Corn 81 cts.,-wbi,e "a !;
hye' AZ and Oats, 81 cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, 81 cts. per bushel. Butter. 16 cts
per ID. Eggs, 10 cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market. are
For White wheat, 81 50; Red, 81 %; RYE
oo cts; COrn' SO; and Oats, 81 cents per bush
ell.