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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1872.

The January number will commence the ninth vol.
ume of this magazine. Its very lGrge ard still in
crcasng circulation IS a gratifying evidence OF puD-
lie approval and industry will be spared render
the forthcoming volume adequate to the requirements
Of iimes prcPmanl with events those Of TO-
day. 1he lite OF the Republic, The best interests of
the nation. demaud Ci literature manly and gener.
action, ami The conductors ol this journal will re-
nit TO efforts ehhlug the best talent Ui the coun-
tr, u support wnh vgOr aud eOqnence those opinions
and principles which brace The great public hPar 10
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waited national American spirit will always be fnnnd
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Among the contributions clrrady in hand for 1869,
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turpments Tor everV family to- provide the lvItL
cunning numbers for household reading.
Professor Agcssz will begin in the January runhcr
series of articles Natural History, and other Kin.
dred topics 10 be continued :lom month to monlh
thrnnghOuI the year The name OF SO distinguished
nan oi science connection with this aunAmrcemeut
is sufficient guarantee nf the greet benefit 10 be
derived trom It's III .nthly contributions
A romance. nv Nathaniel Hawthorne. will an.
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! a new story by the late fhodore Winthrop a1thor
of Cec Dreone." will be commenced in the Jan.
uarv number
| Dr.. George & Wmdship. we'll known for his re-.
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Tine Atlantic" "The Autobiography Of a Strength
Seeker, giving an account of hIs method of training
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| The author OF lille IN the Iron Mills and A
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h Mill" and "&I1ry Of 70 The Country Parson"
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Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
NAVAL PREPARATIONS.

There are sixteen vessels Of war at Brooklyn
ready for service, carrying one hundred and
twenty. y.seven guns, and twenty -four gunboats,
converted iato such from merchantmen There
is a probability that part fthese vessels ina y
be employed in Gen. Burnside's expedition.
The government is constantly purchasing YES.
sells suitable for transportation or for conver.
sion into gunboaIs, in order to provide a naval
force sufficient for all emergencies.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

Hon. Shuyler Colfax, of lad, writing frsm
Washington under date of the 9Th inst, saws:
"ln justice to Gen. McCIellsu o, the Commander
in-Chief' whom met on Monday morning, nd
bad an interesting conversation with, must
state that he repeated to me with emphasis a
former declaration, that the war would be short.
though'it probably might be desperate one, "a nd
that he saw the wsy clearly through 10 success
In conquering the rebellion
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
Congress

Congress has not as yet done much. Make
haste slowly is the appropriate motto Of Con.
gress.
The deaths of ar. Bingham. of Michigan,
and Col. Baker, OF California, have been an.
nounced in both Houses. with appropriate
eulogies.
The conduct of the wsr-the policy Of our
Generals-the coniseaiion of sIaves--havs
been discussed in various forms have been
prominent subjects of debate, conversation and
reflection among members Of both Houses.
The Republican caucas were unanimous in
their opinion 10 favor Of con6scating the slave,
! of rebels.
| Various resolutions relative to frauds in the
Army. exchange of prisoners. the Wilkes affair
Of retiring officers, relative to Gen. Halleek'.
| proclamation, have been offered and considered
Measures ter the defence Of the Udion men O
KentUcky, Tennessee, Missouri, &C., hay.
been discussed.
A resolution was passed TO adisnrn from
Thursdsy of this week till the 9Th of January
This is o good resolution. and it they wooli
sdjourn slioghtoer there would be few re
grels; as they seem TO be doing but little bu
squabble oseF the " eternal negro" M
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

ELECTION OF RAILROAD OFFICERs.--On Wed.
nosday last tao stockholders Of the Maryland
and Delaware Railroad Company assembled in
the Town Hall. in Esston, and elected the fol-
lowing officers. to serve the company the com.
ing year: g.,
resdent-HOn. H. II. Goldsborough.
Treasurer-Reuben Tharp.
Directors-James Dixon, Samuel T. .Hopkin I,
John GoldsbOrossh, Henry Suaughan, Jane.
Merrick. N. Fl. COTerdale, Esqs, and DR.. II.
RoussetL
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To All Whom it may Concern

Notice is hereby gven. that if any person or pc
shall bo engaged concerned in firing guns pistols
50 bs or crackers or the making throwing of fire.
balls or the making of bonres setting OIL fire. works
or any DANCE GUS sport detrimental to the harmony
anu good order oI this community within the limits OF
the Town of Smyrna, during tho Christmas HOLIDAYS.
he or they will be arrested and prosecuted as The Town
Laws provide The authorities would respectfully
ca IN all order loving clzens to assist III mai.
ing nat peace and harmony which univkr.4lv Char.
aclerl2e all well-:eguiated towns
~ E.-.+ sufficient Police Wall be engaged to patro.
the stEees suppress oil noisy and turbulent
blages Of persona on the corners any oIhe
and arrest any ono vlSlatng the above Town OrLi.
'''H''' CAIEB GALE Waldorf. Of the Ss'ttSs Peace.
COMMISSIONERS JOHN Mustard. Wm. Denny, VIA
c. Ehason, Ayrss Stockly. John NJ. E0shell, Edward
Ward, John Z. Collins. dscl2
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TIE MARKETS

IH Smyrna white wheat is selling at 81 40
Red 81 35; cid Corn 60 cts.,-rew "a
Rys' o. "nd Oats, IS cts, per bushc!. Round
potatoes, 40 cts. per busbel. Butter, 20 cts.
per ID. Eggs, - cis. per Goy.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat. 81 50; Red, ST AZ; Rye
rs cts; Corn, 56i aal 0ats, 40 cents per bush
eI.
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KENTUCKY,

Our advices from Kentucky Indicate the
probability af an immediate battle en- Green
River, between Gen. Buellr rru,J and the reb-
els Undor Buckner. On Saturday, Gen. John
son. with fifteen thousand National troops,
reached the river, aud Gen. Rousseau was only
seven miles distant preparing to join him, while
another brigade under Gen. McCook, was in
the vicinity. Gen. Buckner. it is stated, was
on The opposite side of Greea River with twcn-
ty'hve thousand men, preparing to dispute the
PASSAGE and an engagement was considered
Imminent Nc collision had yet taken place al
Somerset. between Schoepf and Zollcofer.
The columns Of Gen. Buell. are moving upon
Bowling Green. His force is estimated at from
10000 TO $4,000 men, and with this number he
can push forward with confidence. The dis.
lance between Noen Creek and Bowling
Green is 63 miles, and our troops have two
streamS-Bacon Creek and Green River to
cross. a bloody battle is in the prospective,
aRd let US hope that signal victory will crown
eur success and open the way for the rees-
tablshment of the Union. Gen. Buell. is q old
officer, has sees service more than once, and
the country has great confidence 10 his energy,
ability, and discretion.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
FROM MISSOURI.

Gen Pope, who now commands in Missouri
the district of country embraced within the
lines of the Usage and the Missouri Rivers,
appears TO be adopting the most ef'sctual mode
Of overcoming the rebellion, and to be carrying
thsm out iR the most etiectual manner. He
keeps the troops unds. his command busily en-.
gaged-nol 10 masses, but in small detachments
which move out OF camp with a secrecy VIII ch
battles the spies, and pOuncs upon unsuspectng
parties Of rebels with an effectiveness which is
exceedingly telling. Scarcely a day passes
without tue Captare vi squads OF Price, recruits
The condition of affairs in The great Western
military department is reported to be quite
gratifying. Gen. Price is at the Gasconude
river with his army, md it is probable that hG
will get no nearer the Union lines for seine
time 10 coma
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

1t is stated that disease to frighlful extent
exists in the rebel army in Tennessee and
Kentucky. and that the hospitals ofNushvlle
are crowded with the victims OF small. pOx aud
paeumonia.
A dispatch from New Orleans, dated the 10th
inst, announces the wreck OF the United States
steamer Annie Taylor near Sabine Pass, and
the capture by the rebels OF a Lieutenant and
nine men who were on board Of her.
: General Butler 10 still busily' engaged 10
New England in the organization Of his brigade.
The Maine Twelfth Regiment and an unnum.
bsrsd Massachusetts Regiment, each embracing 2
alb ., 9O0 men, with 275 cavaIry, are jn camp
near Bssloa. x
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
New Passenger Line

From Smyrna to the Railroad
Ihe subscriber hereby notifies the public that
he has put on STAGE for the accommodstIon
of Travellers from Smyrna 10 The Station. md
noPes' ~ keeping an accommodating Driver
'ho sale Ieam to merit portion of ILelt sup.
port. CG7-Any person wishing Stage to chi
for them can be accommodated by lea WING ward
at the Post Office or al either of rbe Hotel.
Dec. II, 1861. f. SpRTANCF
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BACON g. HERRING.

am selling good prime Shoulder Bacon at
S6 IS per hundred, Side Bacon, clear of bone,
for 50 so per hud.; extra Sugar-cured Hams
at ii Gle. per h., and good new Herring frsm
81. 30 to 81 50 per Dbl. Call and see fer your
selves. J. II. BEWLEY.
Smyrna, Sept 18th, 1861.
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,sE.rIIG "a is Published EVery Thursday By
s.r. D. nIrgEckeH. EIloI laRd Proprietor, at
Fsyas. Del.
eaxs s-SsHsEFr9N,-oae year. 81 IN Gdparce'
.,tsso II sot pals taI cad Of the year No paper
I,,.,as.e4 ua,a all Irrear' are Paid-Only at the
..s,s Of hs,Psblisher.
s.rtuvs For eOery square Of lS taes or less first
;.s.,li.a s. es eaei subsequent iEsertion IS cts-
liI.ral sr,stss seats mtie Uith yearly aRd half
-. t1:rtISsrs
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

SALES OF PRoPERrY.-Mrs. Vanpelthas pur-
chased Of John A. Cavender the house and lot
in Delaware ST., in this town, where she now
resides. for $1,000. a
Asa PoiDsett has sold four acres Of land sit
uated near Blsckistos's NJ. E. Church, to John
Broekman, for $50 per acre.
DIR. Wa. Cammins has bought Of Benjamiu
Saith about % acres of land, situated in Ap
poqoininiak Ild., New Castls Co., for 5000.
James seversou has purchased a small hous,
and lot Of john +. Mount, situated on Mulberr,
ST.. in this town, for $275. 9ori!if
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

We are informed By The Superintendent that
an exhibition will be given by the Sunday
School connected with the Landing chapel on
Friday evening. 9th hIOst. The object. we be-
lieve, is to raise funds 10 make additions 10 their
Library. We understand the school is in good
condition. and the probability is that the exhi
biIion will be very crsditsblc one. The friends
should give il their encouragement. ''a
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

The leisure Of Prof J. w. Macbeth, of Mid
dletown, on the " Force and Freaks Of Lam
guage,"at Wards Hall, on Wednesday even.
ing last, was entertaining, instructing and
scholarly. He dWelt considerably on the ori.
gia of language, and bis pathological criticis isn.
were enliVsnsd BY a number of apt literary au-
ecdotes.
The next, ssd third, lecture of the course
will be delivered by the Rev. S. w. Thomas,
of Philadelphia. on New Year evening, LIST
Jan. Mr.. Thomas numerous friends here will
doubtless avail themselves Of the opportunity to
hear him.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

CHARLESTON BURNT TO AsHEs.-The burn
ing of Charleston is fully confirmed by later
dispatches. Nearly the whole of that pesti-
lent city has been destroy ed by aE ineendIary
fire, the torch being applied by negro-s free
negro. the dispatches state. The FIRE broke out
In satisfactory on Hazel-street, aud commu.
nlcated to buildings on the opposite side, when,
under the impulse Of stiff breeze, the coHHa.
grafton soon assumed a formidable character.
The business portion of the City appears to
have been almsI entirely swept away, includ.
ing the Institute and ST. Andrews Halls, the
Theatre, the Catholic Cathedral and the Cireu-
lar Church-and last, though not least, the
Mercury aud Courier Offices. Our latest ad.
vices are to 10 o'clock on Thursday night.
when the FIRE was still raging, as it had been
since o'clock oa the previous evening
twenty-five hours. Thousands of houseless
persons were huddled in the streets, aud SUP.
plies for their reliefwere beipg sent in from The
surrounding country. Bot the worst announce
ment in connection with thie confle gra tion is
that 1t was intended as only one scene in the
horrible tragedy of a slave insurrcction. The
plot is said TO have been disclosed by tha body
servant of military officer. and the discover
les which had followed had created the great
est Consideration. Families were closing and
barring their windows, and taking other mea.
ssres TO secure themselves. There are rumors,
also, that insuTrsctions had broken out in the
interior of the State two days before the FIRE,
and at las; accounts we're still raging unchecked
! These reports of negro insurrectiORs and in
eendiaries may be entirely untrue, as it is pos
sible to bOye been independent Of human agen-
ey.
N. B-Later dispatches say the number ol
houses destroyed were SIC and $7,0GO,OOO
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
GEN. DUrLER's EXPEDITION.

The United States steamer transport Con.
situation, Capt. A. T. Fletcher, arrived at
Fortress Monroe on Sunday afternoon, where
she called for orders, on her return from Ship
Islard, Mississippi SQUAD, having safely la ed
at the latter place, Dec 4, the two regiments,
(Twenty.s;xih Massachusetts, and Ninth Con-
necticut,) which embarked on her at Boston,
the 18th and 2let of November. Her arrival
here was as gratifying as it was unexpected BY
the ittls feet and small garrison which have
bses holding the place age lost constant threats
and occasional attacks from the rebels. BY
the assistance of tws large river steamers
which had been captured in Mississippi Sound
only a short time previous to her arrival, the
troops and material of war, and subsistence
stores, were landed between the 4th aad 5th
of Dsenber. The two regiments were
comfortably sncamped on the island, near the
lighthouse, and the Salem Battery near the
Notifications. On the 9Th the last of the cargo
was landed on the beach. She hae returned for
more troops at Boston.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

PErERsos'p MkoAzlsE.-This popular La.
dies Magazine for January, 1862. Is slready
out, containing lis usual rich variety Of Fash.
ion Plates and Patterns for Needle. work
These atlrsc.iys Seizures, in connection with
80 psgss Of shocs literary matter, aud Two
\ fns Steel EagrAyiDas. .tesas.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

AT the recent session OF the rebel Congress.
kentucky was admitted one Of the Confederate
States.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

In Tennessee. the whole Union population is
panic-stricken, aud they are anxiOusly awaiting
the arrival of the Federal troops. Union men
are being impressed iHto the rebel army in &C.
cordance with the proclamatioa of Governor
Harris, and many OF them are flying into Ken
tucky for refuge. Il is said that four hundred,
men women and children have fed from one
county alone.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

The Rev. Mr.. Murray. of, Philadelphia, will
preach 10 the ST. Peters Ch6teh next Sunday,
msrnins and aftgfnoon. se..
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
GRAVEYARD Lots for Sale.

Notice is hereby given that Graveyard Lots in
The New M. +. Cemetery, the road leading 10
Duck Creek, are now ready for sale. The Lots are
ald OIL 10 sui purchasers in squares Of 80 f. by 80 H.
and will he sold as whole, OF square. at ihe op.
ton Of the purchaser For further particulars apply
to w It. C0LIIHs. }
}. H. BEwLEY, Committee
J. K. CLEMENTS,
Nov 4lh 'lG-tf
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

Gen. Koseerans has arrived at Cincinnati
and had public reception.
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TO RENT.

Three Story FRAME DWELLING, in modern
style aud complete order situated Delaware St in
one OF the most healthy and pleasant parts the town
abundantly,
Rent to suit the times. lnqure of DENNEY STE
VENsoN or ELIZABETH g. WRIGHT near the premises
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

1t is asserted by the old Louisville Courier,
now published at Bowling Green. that PsrsOu
Brownlow was arrested at Knoxville on the
9Th inst for treason agsinst the Southern Con-
fedsracy. and committed to prison. This news
is confirmed by a statement in the Knoxville
Register, which gives currency to rumor
that tho rebel War Department had given or.
ders for Brswnlow's safe conduct to the North.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
CoraranersAsn N0fice.

The undersigned have tbs dny entered into Cs.
partnership under The Firm of. D. HAMILTON & Co
ior the rurr"se Of IransCctng general kIercantiIn
Business at The old stand ol Geo. W. Cummins, coz
nef u Main ahG CJI..herce SIS. See adv)
ISAAC d. HAMILTON,
WILLIAM DENNEY Jr..
WILLIAM D. SAVIN.
s.ay rna, Nov. z9lh, 1861
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
FOR RENT,

Three DWELLING HOUSES on Main street.
also one on Delaware st. For particulss anply
TO EWD. BECK.
decI9
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER
THE HOME JOURNAL.
FOR 1862.
MORRIS AED WILLIS, EDITORS.

NORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.
a ne" series Of this universally popular family
newspaper VIII be commenced on The fourth day OF
january nex-prInted, heretofore on the finest of
paper and with the best OF type,
Besides The InceSsant labors Of the editors en- the
Various departments oftho paper Tue beautiful story
by an American Wife, called
Chris
which has never been equaed by any similar publi-
cation, and the
LooKINGS-oN AT TIE WAR,
VIII be continued in the volume for 1862 In this Sc.
res oil sketches, Mr. ills will continue to give such
Detter studied and more deliberate views of the grraI
movements as are impossible TO the haste of writer
ior The daily papers: including, Of course sketches
Oithe prominent men, and descriptions of the most
stITrlag scenes at the seat of war
number Of other
ATTRACTIVE AND RACY FEATURES
will be introduced. Among these a new work
BY EDWARD 5. GOULD, ESQ entitled
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE.
OR, EPISODES OF CITY LIFE
This work Of Mr.. Gould will be carried 10 the flI
proportion OF modern novel, ond will, therefore, oc
cupy our columns continuously for SIX months
Also an original novel. entitled
WHO is THE HEIR!
BY BARRY GRAY
Also. new and beautiful
ROMANCE OF TO-DAY,
by OLIVER BUNcE.
author Of" Life Betore Him." Bachelors Story
etc, etc. And
SOCIETY CORRESPONDENCE;
er letters from the leaders of our fashionable circle
IN New York and the other capitals. by which o,
read rs will be unmiStukQb1y kcDt Informed OF IN,
chunges and progress OF what Is commonly understood
by tie gay wOrld'-a portion of our fellow being
about whom. there Is no denying, we all feel moder
ately newsovIng curiosity
All the former peculiar features will be continued
and several nc ones added
TERMS One copy. $9 three eopiea, S5-or on
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hileen, $40 and at that for larger club-alyav
in advance. Address kIoRRIs Ann WIJIs
Eeditors an ] Proprleturs, lO7 Fulton st New York
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
BLACK DRESS SILK

CLOTHS, CASSIUERES AND VESIINf7y
cheaper lnan They have heretofore been sold :.
Smyrna '" 'Oiu ~
Attention Is ais" cailad 10 their ossor,rnsr,.e
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

Having entered the above Fitir, thus dav Nov.
29h) hereby earnestly reqneEt oil who may be IN i.
debed 10 ne ~ eC the at their earliest con.
venence' as d"Slrc TO close up the old business i'm
msdiltely; at the same time thanking the pubic for
past iavors and asking in behalf of the new firm
conilnnence ol the same. J. ID. HAMILTON.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
- sszzs
Isaac D. HAMILTON, WILLIAM prNNxv. y,
WILLIAM D. SAyIN,
|. ID. HAMILTON & Go.

Having taken the SiorehOnse on the corner of Main
anu Commerce SITS (Cummin's Corner) they will
open on Monday, Dec. 9Th. large and we'll select.
go STOCK oi DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, and all Othsr
RLqclss TO meet the wants Of the publIc which ara
pfueiy Kept IN their line. All their purchases hav.
ing Teen made for cash in the markets of PhIadeI
phla ana Kew York, they are enabled 10 offer their
81 cheaP ior cash or country produce consisting
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
BOOTS AND NUOES

"hch ~" Will &c At city prices. L44:ss xosd Co,
"!. ,io'e itom & Ct. pei Ill up. Wv
'.,,o cheap lot Of GhGCERfES.
An cary CAL Is re- oeclully solicited
N'ps-T:c ..ishts price paid N cash fcr Gram.
Zee 4tk, 81
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

one OF our firm having been connected With a Sill
NJ 10th Importing Hnnse in PhIlad, Jbis 49, @ s.iA
eral ears We will sny We can sell and at living
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19
Ladies' Dress GO0dx
OF the Latest Sty

OI VHC I'aIebI Styles Of
bROCHE DE LANES, PLAIN g. FIGURED -Asu
MERES q nELAlNES SOLID MERINOEs. &c.
BrOche and Stella Shawls.