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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

A Coon ExAxPLE.-Capt. William Brown Of th'
steamboat Metropolis, Fall River line, has donate
all the old blankets belonging to that steamer to tn
soldiers Of the United States.
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Delaware Affairs.

MILITARY AFvAIRs..-Augusta Rickards has
been appointed second Liestenant in cempsn
Y. Second Delaware Regiment, in place OF
See"nd Llsutsnant Shippers whs has besn pro.
NOTED to- hrst Lisutszancy iR place Of Lieut..
FTask Totbert whom We noticed 10 our last az
hsViHg been promoted to an Adivtaney.
BIC PORkERs.-Ths Raw. Thsmas B. Brad
ford bad slaughtered, last week, . bog weighing
700 Poand'. This was the big pig of Dover.
for this year. II was over IhFas years old.
The yisld of lard wss over 400 pounds.
A solored preacher Of ofWilmington the Rev.
Abraham E. VeszeY has given nsiics that he
will apply 10 the next Legislature for divorce.
MILITARY.-at an sdjouTnsd meeting of the
Dover Home Guard, the following officers were
elected: Captaia Wm. Walker; FIRST Lieu.
tenant, John r. Sweeny: Second Lieutenant,
Wm. Kirk; Orderly Sergeant. WIN. G. A.
Bonwill.
MAN KILLED.-A man by the name OF
Griffith, about sixty years Of age and a resident
Of Greenvil!e, was killed on the Delaware Rail
road just this aide Of BridgeviIe last Tuesday
week. The cars were coming around a curve
and the engineer did not see him until il was
too late. He had an empty flask on his per.
son and il 10 supposed that inIox ication did the
work.
PARDoSED-The President has pardonsd
Joseph Schwsiixer, who was committed in vii.
ming,on fsr robbery Of the Delaware City Posl
ofice. sbou, three years age. He was released
from New Castle Jail Friday.
sAssArH School FxHIsITIox. sehsI. ,,
ofths Dsver NJ. Z. Sabbath School will givs
an exhibition 10 the Court room, under ths III.
| recsfon of Ag r. Swmanv an Hh.;...m. =.
uing esmmeneiug at 81 s'eleek.
STEAM GuH.--wa. Huston. Esq, Of viii
miagtos, has censsrBctea q msdsl sfa s,ssu
gaa, whieh hs has forwarded To WasAiae.e,
fSr Inspection Of ihs Ssers.ary vf War an,
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
LATEST.

By the steamship Persia, we learn that
Prince Albert died on the 18th inst, of gastric
fever.
The news of the return of Gen. Scott from
Europe has taken the Government by surprise.
the object OF his relurH is not known, but it. is
believed that he brings information of an i'm.
POrtant character.
tie is stated to have had a long interview
with Prince Napoleon previous to bis embark
atioo st Havre.
The French news is gre wing more fri.udIy
in tone Oa the Trent affair.
The French ship, Ress4r,- has bser. wr ok.
ed near Valparaiso with o..r 600 ueops on
board, only six # whom were saved.
Gen. Hal!cck has issued an order in which
hs says any one caught burning bridges, OF
destroying railroads or telegraph, will be i'm.
mediately shot
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
The Latest from Europe.

BY the steamers Arago and Edinburgh we
have advices from Europe to the 18th inst, and
efa highly interesting character touching the
threatened complications with England on the
Mason and Slidell affair. The excitement in
England continues unabateJ. 60 far as the ex.
preston of newspaper opinion and public
speeches are concerned.
The war preparations of the British govern.
ment show no signs of diminution. Transports
were still fitting out, ana troops were being
ordered in increased numbers to Canada. The
Black Prince and Chanticleer, the steamships
| Persia and Australasia, with IL 900 men, ar
tIlery and stores. were under orders to sail on
the llth inst. The Hero. carrying sigh,y.nins
guns, sailed on the 9Th inst. The SutLer. fftv.
sne guns, was ordered to start for Canada as
soon as possible. The Fifth Dragon Guard.
and the Greaadier Guards have received orders
to proceed at once to Canada.
The London Times states that the adyices
BY the Niagara encouraged the hope Of q disa-
vowal Of the act Of Captain Wilkes by the
Washington Cabinet. and the surrender of lhs
Southern Commissioners.
There had been an advance 10 United States
and Canadian securities in csnsequenee.
The French Prsss is generally calm and eau
sious. The COnst,tHtionneI. Patrie, Debots
and several ether papers. join 10 the assertion
that France will renal in neutral in the even,
OF a war. The DebGis edilorially states state,
that France has no interest in weakening th.
power of the United States. and that Frenet
commerce would gain enormously by a mamie
nance Of neutrality.
The French papers all continue to asser
that the dispatches sent to the British Miuis,e
although crouched 10 moderate language, ar,
inhexibls in the conclusion that the rebel min
listers must be restored 10 British jurisdiction
The PGtr'e, in what purports to be a resume
etthe instructions to Lerd Lyoos, states tha
The demsRds made are based exclusively upor
legal considerations.
Bot the most significant news is from Irela nd
AtsgTeaA anai-war meeting in Dublin resolution
were passed deelsrag that ireland cannot re
main an indifferent spectator ofa war between
England and America, aad recommends 10 al
IrI'hmen forgeIfulnsss Of psst differences, an,
a rally for the old causs OF their country.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
To All Wbcm ii may Concern,

l'"Ics IS hereby gwen, That f any perso or persons
snail DO engaged or concerned in lirln~ ans DistOIs
sqbs or crackers; ;Or I've hak'ng or throwing Of fire.
oailS' or ihe making Of 3U fires ettlng of ire works.
or any DANCE Gus spcH detrimental to he harmony
anu gon "Taer cI hiN conuTI;y, within the limits Of
The l0wn oi SmvfH1, during the Chrsim.s hnlldays
he or they Will he arrested ad prosetu ed tho Town
Laws provide. The authorities would respectfully
call IN all orderovIng citizens assist IN mairtain
ing lhal peace and harmony which universally char.
acleriZc all weiI-:PgUIated towns.
N. B.--A sufficient Police will be engaged to patrol
the streets, 10 suppress all and rbulenl Assem-
0lages OF persons Oh The rs IN y ohe directs
and arrest any one vlsSting the above Town OIdi.
nance. JOHN EATON. Justices
CALEB " ALCUET, }Orths Peace.
COMMISSIONERS john Musarn, Vim. Denny VIM
Z: Eias"n, Ayr's SochIy. John :. Noshell, Edward
Ward, john T.. Collins. dccl2
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

The PENSACOLA FIoHT.-During the late
battle ct Pensacola IT. Richmond alone fred
nn the first day 562 shot and shell. using near
ly 5000 pounds of powder. The island about
the fort is covered with shot and shelI thrown
from the enemy; it looks as though the skies
had rainsd 10-lneh shell, and drizzled az. pound
shot. The Richmond is in a very bad state .
q ram hols Is port, a 10.inch she'll hole to star.
board, aud oil The forward copper off from the
Tortugss coral reef Pickens has one gun
dIsmountsd, ohs man killed. Ons mortaly
wounded. one slightly wounded. Warning ton
and the entire north side of the Nuvyyard 10 a
mass of smoking rains. The Niagara went
inside Of Fort Plckens as near as the enemy or
the depth of water would allaw, end bInzed
away on Friday aud Saturday. Forts McRue
and Dsrrancas were silenced completely, the
forms: being set on fire. Warrington was laid
10 ashes, and the rife works oflho snemy were
Guashsd by tho Richmond.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
Iss Foreign N,ws--rIow 20 In.espre. It.

1$e Foreign News--TIOw TO IpieFpret lt.
The New York Times Of Monday says:
"The more detailed telegssphic news, tina
comes TO us by the ArGge and Edinburgh, ID
az favorable as could be desired fOr a pacific
sO'ution Of our difficulties with England. Cot
ton is fem. with al upward tendency, which
woald haSt.ly be the case were there the Least
reliance placed upon the story that England
was meditating the opening OF the ports. BY
various arrivals, cotton was reported dull and
declining, 10 consequence ef the story referred
10. BY the Arsgo and Edinburgh turpentine
snd naval stores ere reported to be higher and
breads.uffs dull. Conssls had advanced within
few days per cent.
"In other words, commercial matters, the
true index of the political horizon, unmistaka-
bly, assures US that this is 40 clear Of clouds as
II has been since our troubles commeuced.-
Were there any danger of collision between o
this country and England the commercial news
would be the exact reverse ofwhat now comos
10 u.s."
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
MISC ELLA EOUS.

A BIT OF WAR RoMANcR.-A correspondent
Of the CIarksvilie Je6ersOnian, writing from
Columbus, Ky, says:
Quite a romantic little incident developed
itself here yesterday. A skiff from Cairo. with
Gag Of truce, made landing in # ant OF Gen.
Pillows headquarters. 1t contained a young
gentleman and Young lady. The young lady
was native Of Port Gibson. Mise. and has been
going to school at Columbus, Ohio. When the
war commenced she found she could not get
hOme. aud bas been waiting for several months
for an opportunity TO see her native soil. Fl
nally gallant young Lincolnite, (who was,
probably, an ardent young lover also, proffered
his services TO conduct her to this place. At
Cairo he procured passes from Gen. Grant, and
trIped down in tour hours end a half Gen.
Pillow gave the young man a pass TO return.
The affair created some Little excitement, nd
furnished the boys some food for conversation.
The young man was the incest looking sboli.
t;OnIst have seen for some time.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
War NJ eWs.
DECIDED VICTORIES IN MISSOURI.

IN AIbSOUhs
Gen. Pope. by his recent operations in Mis-
sOuri, is ssrtaisIy maintaining his reputation a.
an able and energetic officer. Dispatches were
on Friday received from him at headquarters
in st. Louis. which announce that BY forced
march on Wednesday. he succeeded in getting
between two conside rabls bodies of rebels, in
Johnson and Clinton counties respectfully.
Hearing Of his approach. the rebels beat hasty
retreat towards Rose Hill. leaving behind them
all their baggage, arms, maniiions, &c. A
strong body of cavalry and a section ofsrliL
lery were then thrown forward in pursuit. when
the rebels scattered 10 every direction, bot
principally towards the South. Not to be
baked, however, Gen. Pope forced cavalry
rscOnnOisance 10 within fifteen miles Of OsceOlA.
aud succeeded in capturing some three hun.
drsd Of .be flying rebels, who were endsavor.
ing to join Price. All this appears to have
been done without firing 9 gun. Gen. Pope
also ascertained that Price has only eight thou.
sand troops at Osceela.
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of powder have been discsvsEed buried on Gov.
FscksoH's farm.
BRILLIANT sKIRmIsx ON THE POTOMAC.

The monOtony OF soldier life near Washing
ton was broken on Friday. BY a brilliant fgh
with the enemy noar DrainesyilIe. in which tht
enemy suffered another hnuiliating defeat. A
portion of Gen. McCall's Division went out ia
the morning to securc forage and for rsconnoi.
serlng purposes, wheR Iheg encountered the
rebels. who had four eglGuents Of infa ntfy,
with battery Of six Pleess sfarlIltexy and a
regiment OF cavalry, all sndsr the command Of
Gen. Stewart. On ouT side the troops engaged
were Gen. ord's Brigade. the First Rifles, and
Easton's Battery Of four guns. The action
Continued an hour and halt, aud resulted in
the complete route OF the rebels, who left be.
hind them most of their killed and wounded,
Two caIssons, quantity Of small arms, blankets
great coats, etc. Their killed found on the
held numbered sixty, aud their wounded nine.
teen. Our loss was ten killed and fifteen
wounded. The rebel troops were South Caro-.
hniaAs Alabamians aud Kentaekians.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
Mn. ELv.-A Richmond prisoner SAYS:

al have not seea Mr.. Ely for some days
but believe he is well-whatever complaints
others may have in being made prisoners, he
can hardly have any. He is the lion of the
town. His quarters have been bessiged from
the first with distinguished visitors. Govern
ors, members Of Confederate Congress and cit
izsns from every seciiss of the South, who
were aequainted with him at Washington, have
paid him the considsratisns due to Q disiin-
guishsd prisoner, as they please 10 call him. :
Boqusis, dinnsrs, books, &C., &c, Grs con-
sIantly sent to i N by the ladies of this city,
and presume he will speak well Of the hos
pitalil,ss OF Richmsad spoa his escape from
his Babyloaish captivity. The asws is receive
cd hsre fren Washingtoa ihat an exchange ot
prisoners 10 now soon TO take place. God
knows vss fsrvsst prayers will all 60 up in one
loud aeelaim it this intelllgeHcs tarns cut ~ bs
Hgs." $685. So
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
ANOTHER VICTORY.

10 addition to the operations of Gen. Pope,
chronicled above announce the capture Of
thirteen hundEad rebels. including three Col.
onsls, seven,eeB Captains. and other officers 10
proportion. together with thousand stand of
arms, six,y-ase wagons, a Thousand horses.
sad a large qsao,isy Of tents. baggage and
supplies. This feat was accomplished by o
D. dy Of National iroops undsr Col. Davis, who
surprised the rebels ia camp norsa Of wsrrsns
bargh. A brief skirmish ocearsed. bus the
rebels audiag ihsmsslvss surrosadsd. seon sss,
rendered. ils is also snasancsd that swe iea'
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

ECLEcTIC MAGAztNE.--Ws have received
the January number Of the Eclectic Mag
II contains two beautiful plates" Bunyan' :
Wife iniercediug for his release from prison," i"
and The Battle of Bunker Hill" Also many
interesting articles. among which are the
Life and Times of Count Cavour," Old Ice.
land" " Trials of the Bible in India" King
and Queen of Diamonds" besides many others
One especially able article we would induce
all to read is, People who Garry Weight in
Life"
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
MARRIED,

On the 2lst, by Rev. w. c. Robinson, Mr.
Thomas +. Brooks and Miss Emma +. Sutton
of Ksnl county, Del.
10 Denton, Md. Dec. 18th, by the Rev. Wm
O'Niel, Dir. Thomas VI. Parker, of Delaware,
to Miss Kate MilIngton. of that town.
AZ Burrsville, Md, Dec. 17Ih, BY the Rev
Robert w. Todd. Mr.. Peter Bonwill; Of Del.
aware, to Miss Louisa Jones, formerly Of Dor.
chester couRty Md.
On The 18Th met, by Rev. w. M. Warner
Mr.. Hooper B Hopkins and Miss Jane Roe
both of Caroline county Md.
On tho 22d inst, by Rev. P. Mansfield, Mr.
Joha j. Clark and Miss Sa:ah E. Clayton, both
OF New Castle co.. Del.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
CHRISTMAS.

Christmas is here. Phe store windows Of
our merchants, and especially our confectiOn-
ere, give ~ the assurance that they are pre-
pared TO Accommodate ell in their line of bus.
l0'''. The youngsters have got their stsck-
'0gs ready. aud are counting the hours that are
70 Psy before they can have the pleasure of
Rsngiag up for the expected visit of &" Old
Af'ss, They think Mr.. Bearne, the confec,
"onei. the incest man in town" The good
housewives are looking up the tin patterns for
the iancy cakes; the chestnut bag is waiting
TO be united the tork eye and chickens scarce
" make gobbls or a eackle, So we'll are they
Being supplied with corn. and carefully housed
S aght. Our turkey has not come to hand
&c all who would desire a cheap and appropri.
ate present TO present to a friend, after havine
gwen faK patronage TO our merchants, we
~o1ld suggest ths, they call az the Times or
nee and have The name Of their friend put aowr
% 'or books fOr six months or a year, and i
''d huss does not pat something in their stock
ing gu christmas night for ibis suitable remem
srsHee Of ,hsir frissds. il will be beesuss a.
'hoagh, they should have come asd done
soserl Lei The cut Gene 40 il will to us, W.
assss'ly wish all cur patrons q joyous Chris,
mas wilh Plsn,y Of good cheer. sRa
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

RELIoieUs.-Ths Episcopal and Methodist
churches in this town will be opened tor reIi-
gIOus services Christmas morning. at IO4
o'clock. Rev. Dr.. Quiglsy will preach at the
latter.
Next Sunday being the occasion of the an.
nual Missionary collection, the Rev. A. Atwood
will be presen, to ofieiate at the M. Z. church.
The Rev. DR.. Crooks, ofNsw York, is aiso ex.
pected,
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
NATIONAL FA1ltff Y Me- SpAPE4
TEE zzOME JGUFr NAE.
FOR
Mor'is AID v 3, En.~oRs.

"A ne" re # this Universally popular fsrnly
TTe"sp.i'F VII 'e {" ..' '"ed OIL the fourth day Of
Papers. with h. 0fty,..
6esld' 3 Il . iHces i labos af ,.c editors en- he
| by an AIle ran " :, caIlc'
.Ari inc.
which haa nev' been &C .aiie by any similar publ
4oC <INGS-OK AT TIE WAR.
will r: Confined i: the "plprc tor 1862. In This 90.
re q" skelcheS MIR. ;is Wi. :::,uc to give such
,:'ea and '"2re telihsrrlG ieWa Of the great
mo '@mehts as are npos ole to he hasIe OfMrtsrs
ior ie DAT. -" : ~ jndmg, ii curse, Sketches
Of lhe prominent er, and DIES riptlo OF Ihc most
stiErlhg sreHts al Ir. seat Oi wa
n"'"her OF OIL .
A2IEAGiI L A IN RiCY TCA7T?cS
VIII be lnt'od"" 4. Among th?so new work
III kow' >. Gor Ii. fsa eaiiiled
'I1N DOE EhD RICHARD ROE.
on, EPIsoDrs ~ CITY LIE
This work Of Mr.. ('oI.. WI, be carried ,o The f,u
proportion 81 ..Ouern iiuvel, WALL therefore oc
cary "rf columns c"nlin' Ju.ly or s1 months.
Also al Crg!Ial nOVet, nntIe,
WHO Is IHE tEIR?
Also, u new sri hOauriul
ROMANCE OF TO-DAY.
IT C4lvER BuNCE,
author of" Life BeiorO Him." A Bachelor, s,o,v >.
ETC., etc. And
SOCIETY CORRESPONDENTS;
er eters from the lenders of Oh: fashionable circles
In Ne" York uhi .he other '4;ulals hy which or
readrS Will be uHn',StaLabty hcD: ir:urmcd Of the
chasTs ana prog ress OF ~hai commonly understood
by lhe " gay WOrld'-a porirl OF our fellow beings
ABOUT "hoH, there IL no denying, We a.. feel moder
aiely ncws-lOvInc .unosIy
All the iorncr pc" uiar FEATURES will be contained
and SeTsrai new ones added
TERMS One copy, 81 three s3pies, a5--or on.
cory for three years So clua OF seYen SO; club of
htIeem. $50; eLd al that rate lnr larger cub-alnayA
IN advance. Adurcss Means AND WILLIS,
EsdIIors an p, )preiUTs. l01 Fulton 81. New YORK
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

Major O'Brien, of the Eigntssuth Uni,ed
states Infantry, aud Captain Robert Dwyer, Of
the Engineer Cerps arrived 10 Oswego. on
thursday, for the purpose of mskiag an insp
ton into the detsrces of that city, and survey
of Fort Ontario. They estimate that tho .x-
psndluv5es at that point will amount to $780,
coo or $3O0O0 These gentlemen will also
make surveys Of other places on the NOrshsrn
frontier.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
THE MATEETS.

Ia Smyrna. white wheat is selling at 81 as
Red, 81 80; cid Corn 80 cts,-.new So
Rye. 50, and Oats, 35 -ts. per bushel. Rouod
potatoes, 40 cts. per busbeI. Butter, 20 els
per lb. Eggs. I6 cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadel phia market, arc
For White wheat, 81 As; Red. 81 35; Rs c
65 cts; Corn, 60; and Oats, 40 cents per Lusa
ell.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

we have already stated that young ''lady,'
belonging to SideIPs party, slapped Lieut..
Fairfax in the face when he notified the " Elm.
oassadors Of HIS arrest. We learn from, the
account OF an eyewitness, furnished 10 the
Panama S!ar, that the terocious female allu.
ded to was Slidelrs own daughter, and tha /
not content with pitching into the Lieutenant,
she melo'drsmatically barred her breast and
bade 5im 10 strike her dead.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

EXCHANGE 60 PRIsoA ss.-TAe Government
mas talrly COZ. ..enced ..e exc 4nge of priso-
ners' Two huRdred and torty.fOur Of those
.sksS at hAtteras hav Neen released from Fort
W'rrsn aud have embarked on board a vessel
'or Forres" Mentoe. were they will await an
equal number Of released Federal prisoners.
I"Is news will rejoice all the friends OF the
Union PrIsonsrs in tho hands OF the rebel, and al
'he same time greatly tend TO alleviate the
horrors of the present war.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

The rebel army ia enm r1ssa slrsses .ss'irsly
c' twelvs nonths' ~ Oh, whsss dsEn offs arv;1 {.
expires ~ F. huary. The Riehmsad p I'd, Is
s"t'ele Alto. Of the relurL Il asss psa "a their
notes. and the difficulty e. sapplyisg their
Places rsceO"l nends ,eonscTiptisn, t a.oGe Il
nrs's'hg - 40 Amy that scarcely any Europe n
moov'rnmehI ~ however arbitrary. will resort ia.
TINS indicates that the rebel difficulty 10 no.
=" sKcees Of sumbers iu the army frsm voisn.
tary snlistmenis.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

A New York merchant, recently returned
from Richmond, makes an Interesting STALE.
ment, in which he says that business is gsnsr.
ally suspended OF the South and that the peo.
pie Of the Contederscy are a unit for secession
general wish is expressed there that this
country may become involved in a war with
Eng land, growing out of The Slidell. Mason sci.
Zure.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
REMOVAL.
HENRY BEARNE,
Bread and Cake Baker, Com
EcctiOner. &c.

Begs TO inform the public that he has removed hia
business from his old stand TO his NEW STORE or
Commerce street, where he has Increased facilities for
doing business and will ilI ali orders in his Iine at
the shortest notice. Every variety Of CAKES CON.
FECriONERY and FRUIT oflhs best quality alwsyu
on hand. at Wholesale or Retail
He is opening verv splendid stock ofGoods--con.
sIstlhg of TOYS and PRESENTS suitable for The
coming Christmas Holidays, which will bs sold very
low.
large and handsome ss-ortasn4 of KEROSEN
LAMPS and SHADES. al the lowest city prices
good assortment Of plain eLJ fancy STATION.
ERI. nov2I-2B
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

,sE"FfGES'' is PG6lishsd Every Thursday. D!
R.,r. D. .HorFrcKER, EIitOr land Proprietor, a
s@yrss. Del.
tsfs s-s5VsssrrrIoS.-Oae year, 81 so in advance
,~ssso II not paid ill sad Of the year No paper
Siss.aEtss. aa4I all arrears are Paid-SnIy at th'
s,,.a Of hs.PGOIi'Asr.
.rx.umSs For evcry square of 10 lines. or Iess first
.,risa, 50 cis.; saei subsequent inst zion 25 cts
tlL.ssl srrsass HsAts made. 9th yearly and half
aESsriis era
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

10 consequence ofChris'mss coming on The
Asy Of our regular issue, we go to press enc
S,1 10 advance, so as to allow those ia the Of.
fee au opportunity TO participate 10 the holiday
ta.tixities
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

Gen. Butler has Indignantly repudiated all
responsibility for Gen. Phelps proclamation
10 one gentlemen he declared that it could
only be tho work of a madman or fanatic a nd
TO another he wrote that It was neither " fore.
seen, lntlmated or authorized " by him.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
DIED,

In Dover on the 18th inst. Mrs. Frances L.
Mcdowell, widow of the late John Mcdowell,
in the 6lst year OF her age.
On The l7In inst, in Philadelphia, Julia E.
wife Of Samuel II. Davis Jr.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

private letter from Fort Pickens states that
The rebels threw into that stronghold, during the
late bombardment, six hundred shells, only nine
OF which exploded. They were all of English
make.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
COpartneEsEnip Notice.
GRAVEYARD Lots for Sale.

Notice is hereby given that GRAVEYARD Lois in
ihe New NJ. h Cemetery. OH ,h4 rond lsadinR 10
Duck Creek. are now ready for sale. The lots are
aid OIL TO sun purchasers in squares Of 80 by 20 a.
and wall be sold as whole. or square AZ ihe on
,loo 81 tns PnfchaSor. Eor further particulars apply
F" w T. Collins. }
}. u. EEwLev Cemmits~
NJ J.R. CLEkENrs,
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26

Maria A. c.. wife Of Rev. II. r. Hurn, died
10 f&sson, fs., sa Monday 18th. ssd her remains
ssrs lnisrrsd A. the Bethel ehurrh, Cecil co.,
No oa Thsssdsy. 8 So Il },
Smyrna times., 1861-12-26
FOuNN .

f"nnd. on THURSDAY morning, last. TEN
DOLLARS. The owner can have he same
by calling 9. WARD Il COTTON'S.