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tban right that the people. of Helena should
have justice done them. Capt. McGunntgle
would be the first man, I am sure, from his
generous character, to concede tue Helenians
the dn,ende honorable. Had the rebel guerrilla
captain succeeded in carrying his designs
against the pilot into execution, the destruc:.
tion Of the place would hive been considered
arIghtcous Judgment upon it and all Its consci-
entious residents. Happily the mayor arrest
ed both calamiIies by his prompt and ener-
getic action.
The utter disregard Of whateyer might
ensue, as regarded the lives Of citizens aud the
destruction Of their property, as result OF
his proposed treatment of Mr. Goss, has Gre
atcd the utmost Indignation here against the
guerrilla leader, and had the people the arms
required, and could they be backed by the
strong hand of the old government, he would
find Helena too hot q place for his safety or
comfort. AS it is, ne have to COUNSEL suh-
mission, caution and Silence.
The condition Of this entire State eau only
be appreciated BY those who have travelled
over its length and breadth, as have These
who live in quiet and retirement at the North,
far removed from the scene Of strife, and
whose ears are not reached by the cry tor
mercy, and the no less heart piercing crJ tor
bread, cannot for a nomtat conceigc the state
Of utter wretchedress, misery and destltutlon
iuto which this *ar has plunged the State ol
Arkansas. The crops OF last year have beer
stolen by the confederate 6Olditry, or, in 6ome
instances, pnid for in the coriederate money
O million dollars of which Gen. H:Udmar
seized ct the swords point fran the banks O
Memphis But what can We buy with thiE
ec1fp? Nothing! The crop for the prcsen
}ear and the winter that is coming, his no
btcn put In. The CONSUMPTION &C. has carnes
Off our substance, aud with it our young nirl
who were to attend to seed time und har2es
which are moi this year to come. Our ca.tl
have been driven Off by men mounted upo'
borses and mules riaed from our stables
Our homes have been pluudered of every riaf
shotgun and musktt, re cannot even subsis
upon the game running wild in our forests
| The powder and the bullet are useless. Our Te
| mcn and children are left to starye, unprt
| tected from the violence Of horde If ruffia1
| wlose characters We krow but 100 well.
| it str,Ege, lEGGr these circumstances, tn:
| the few who are left out cf fthea:mE-becaus
they have been ahle to secure substitutes, {
! were Untitled for military dusy-seconded 1
| The wives and little ones Of the conscript
should cry aloud for help er7 they sink?
it strange that they should call upon the 60
| c,nmcnr If ths United States to come to the
suecor ard protection ere it is toe late?
| think not.
may be able t. send sou second lett
from this place tsf,re long. = Until then. 1.
uEtI Obliged to return to Tennessee, I r
| main. An ARKANSAS TRAVELLER.
, 1862-07-17
1T:ENA l. CHICAGO UNION

II RAuRuAD=8g4M4KK;Aa 2 ;an A1KA12A41saz: n ~ ,s,1
,e%va #e11s seet Depot II axsaRssat
En4. Il and rs e. to1 Bel71de5e. Eock1oEd iSTfs STs&
2&edsss poi1ss: ~ 4 Y and IS e ass2s+ DE-
III r IL fo1 ESria BelYide5s. Encstott, nd Mfe1E
dstapd9H sd Z. ioE aeasva 90 an.9 I'll fsS4
hA gJA I'D Ind 800 F. IT. Ealn Fa9senFs55 no1 IA X Z.
q Las, Mt 9ear1, Eessao4a- ESagy37 r fTxia
Naepd9E CsE1on right f1an1a = r. JfH,rT. Sen, 11PA
- -rru1vn sasp f-as11aERE A8tnk
, 1862-07-17

r,.a1e.x .od Fssu2e1s Will ind thb tna moH cdYa1j
taSsoas Toafe ior Live sroSss Capscsa1 xasds w.
hten opened On this line and ecton1, And et4
sfreaSapE u patd to their ~anas From Hsatso3zs3
.estinx choice is offered Of the
REV FOHX AID BALTIN0RE MARKETS. I1l1 Na4
e1sn ha found lie Shortest Qickeat and mot d993$
-on.e for Stock 70 Nev TnrkIvta- AEEuta@n4
Wtth feWer changes th8n E1y othgr
ENUCE LEWIS, Gen1 Eup't. Altoe11sa} e1s}is9.nat II
L L HOUPT, Gent T1c&et AEenE 11f TE2Ir
sat
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Ship GbanDlers.


N
FOR SALE.
Also yards Old Canvas suitable for Tarpanllns
Wagon Covers. TrHthtnE Cloth. Covering Hay, Horse
CaverA &C. ut I'll South Water Street --
iyI+El92W FOSTER & uARDENBERHH.
, 1862-07-17

Un snd afseE AoSDAS, MAY sth, tn. Mehiss7 sousa,
sr1 RAsi1oau company vii. pae.enger lire n6-
t. Cs;csyo ard Detu.t via Ad11sn witAo4t
Of carr, Dakn direct connections with an CauxdiaT
NEes from Detroit.
E1egans coschea With raised yenalated root. Ans
Luxurious slespnE ca11- OF the latest Improvement
:7n 1rE through on night t1E.Ea. The distances u
aEoster tban hg any ether 1ne- The tine AMI T7te1
x-ertl BE- the Ea1Re - On Other routes
Leave Chicago At : 4. N. ard 80 F. IL ArziVe ~
petxit at GO F. II. and IA L. Az1iye in Chicago q
E1s F. IL. and S:13 T. Ii.
Eurthwest. Also, ct the Compguy's Office, IS C1a1E
street: scd ct ths Depot corner Van BuseR and 81 q
Fan streets, Chicago. q. z. SAWYER
mc6sSIsm General Passenger AEenk.
, 1862-07-17
:T7HI0Aa0 AND ST. LOUIS
~ RAILROAD tIHK
-rrE nH TIMK.
CHAN G E. o,

.,a.1e.xe Chicago at nc l. H. M<Dsy Expzesa {aK-
-eSf snnEnTBl: 91o Nieht Express te3eep: 51Ex<
nxgs :9I.;6s aI1ye tro.n 6t. LQuiSat sna a H. 01
Toilet and Wuntagton Aeean1nodadon lea7ss uzaa.
cago At 4ao {. NJ and axstFe4 . = ~ snn.s
! .MyI - - y" T. a44sA' ~N*
, 1862-07-17

NORTH WESTERN PHONETIC
~ INSTITUTE,
Room No. IL ShermausB Building,
III Dearborn atreet,
Posi- OFFICE Box $50, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Principals Geo. Buckley, Elias Colbert Fred.
Tavcrner. Verbatim IsenoEts and Abstracts of Ser
mons Law Cases Pubic Meetings, &c, ut reasonable
prtc $. .PhonoErapfy taught b. tselye & 'cssons. s;
During Ills week and next, MI. EECkLET Will be
in attendance At tnc office from 12to II. a2d from,
6ro NJ for the purpose Of giving faforulattoa and
making preliminary III 1rangencnts for classes.
/. fy1G SSES1W
, 1862-07-17
1891 WINTER ARRANGEl
AoeAS NKNT,
s3fshigan Southern and Lake Shafs

RAELFO AID.
J1 SEA nnE SUNDAY, Noy- Sd, End autn furtssx
notice trains will 1eaTe Chicago II toGovx:
HxT YoKx DAI EIPEIxs:
Hoad eonnect15E At Elkha5t E1sh Ealn % II
Rivers at Adrian win trains for JacE35r a a.
Linz Junction With GA.71 Soz Monroe md ~
t1ott-
20 r Il dsG3 fa1cep4 essurtsy9. Va Old Nsas.
Ks1 Road. cell lccti1g at Airline Junction ma
trains for Detroit
.:1tce arrive fIem tie Eat at 1D.ks l. L. az z T.
AL the Above TRIMS mAKe regular connections n
pa1azk 311a1o: , Nlass5s u: FAILS AA3ta7r A a. NsT xe=L
Luxurious new Sleeping Ccache4 utth all rae3e7s7
improvements between Cleveland and Chtc1<H
Rnho1t change en- Night Tsstna.
Through TcSetA ca1 he o5te,1ed At the Couupza3<
sHce S. Clark street. under the sherman House q Il
TIE penor corner Of Van BURN aud Sherman xeItEGs
JCHE D. CAMPBELL. E. E. SAWYER
Gent x1pt., Toledo, @. G9ul Ee9tstS ASt.
, 1862-07-17

Also 10 90 yards Old Canvas suitable for TarpAuns,
jsI4ssisaw FOSTER HARDENBERaH.
GILBERT HUBBARD d co..
SHIP CHAMBERS
AND SAIL MAKERS,
Wholesale and f.etail Dcalersin
TWineS and Cordage,
2o5 &207 South Water-st., Cor. Of Wells,
nsxs the sna 1t R II te H1PK
BAGS Sot:sa BaGeiSG s9a SjHe RSD IS: :hsliii:Ars
TAR PiTGH, oAkEMsT ANGiiEtN2Isss a ;lENs CHAINS AND
Coal Tar Roofing Pitch and Feltlng.
n,:5aR nbR fWi9s f%!e9fs ~ 9HaHnss ll ~ -..,.
BELL aND SASH CORDS NETS AND sENEs.
f,offo1,, Ffar and Hemp 1tUisses
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
ssssa I'll o G ss
SHELLEY TENT,
Tents Of every kind. and Patent Tent Polea
A. W N / N GS,
Wagon Covers, Tarpau1ins, Reglmental Calors
Flags, Standards, Guidons,
OF silk or bunting. as per Army Regastons
| We have hfty Sewing Maealnes raa py stEa:e poTe
mike Bacs. Wool Sacks Flour Sacks, &C., with great.
aieIateh t6an any HOUSE n Chicago 1e1iss;S$EH 5sH
, 1862-07-17

TuE UORR:l, EARBARITY OF
I THE snTTH Is c.,:S .erus,l"A hy the S"dnct:vc 4
1Et dost.oy;rr !"'H'' nf Il: ii-hiMnE Fly h!li%r
1rs vii: THU. ';..d ,al ''ys w;t:c isr 1nutrs t.
Is8 i..c al the W.H1rvt hui ri- a'irt t"rc place ts
Fly k1ilst Lvcrs ~ will find il a tue course II tic
Tr .tc- iri!s ::l!t: a. III Lighting tlJ AIter
1ft:t dn,'e tits. N"tti:. t;-. = t dnit.
TIE NEtI,sH3ar tu.. T.: Is certain and
ir1 e,.1c astt.I t:t "y'"u> t.-,t- 1t breaks W
1i,ei Lesf- dr.t- ttI. .i.t: IS ''s,n III 1,
stvu T.. ~ II tN: rr I'-. L: IL afs!t:l's t3t
Falr " j. lEEU & tl.. chicago. aad 'irarr. ssts-
ra:. 1}@ss''1sa
, 1862-07-17
1!2idT Claims

IN 1LLSON 4c MAR11.\N, Of tbs
" '"Cectra! Western Nnr tnl1n. B.nuty nnl
T,ccf Offer - t,sats +t-t-t Gh}'a.,., Ill., in
1trst dIt rccr1pt II liza II, Pension Certificates.
-td essnt4,s fnT Arrears 81 ny tue l*:sasf: So
in tic West. aau 1,srtics <i.' wihh their hu ness
1.ctslt y tfrl. IT. atf roll: y attended IL. can have
II t.n1,r -. a5,7, v,,!c II tEe,,l fc.1-K15l lY
, 1862-07-17
| URoRA INSTITUTE AN
CLARK SEMINARY.

U{eu8
ore Of the most successful sctons In the West,
and fuzzy entitled the large patronage It has recey
I'd lthas large and able corns OF teachers and T.
located IN one OF the heaithiest and most pleasant
TOW ns in Illinois, Inc standard Of olarship high
tie building the ahet II the Sind IL The State The f.
SrS from Sl0 to 500 per year, according to the stud
les. Liberal discounts r. clsFEymen Fer Circutate
, 1862-07-17
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION viii
Military Inst ruct1on and Drill

WESTERN UNION Co11EaK xnd Military
RtTe1 vii open It's second year Sept 81 1867 wthre-
Enl.E COLLEGIATE Academic ., and Primary c!assss.
ers and It csurcse thotons appointments Ehe hnest
school buildings IN the West (cost Wlta &C.
EXCELLENT and wen furnished ArmorT, nne ytnna
sum and many ut',er advantages which should clan
Institution Of is class a1d character IN tae Un!on
Instruction il French. German and Eook:k re
and Light TAGs1cs ZorAre and F4sgE paiLts ds and
In II iforns T1Han-$19o per school yes: for board
furnished roon, fuel nEhta washing and tuldon IN
Cadets itutn toad room aud board under the sane
tas f9nstAGt Sa5f f r.
, 1862-07-17

VOUNG LADIES SEMIN AIRY,
At LAKE FOREST, TILEo1s, The fourth
scp. B. B.. and daughters. Will comn ence On THURS:
DAF, the 4th day ofseptem9eI ns1t snd With n1gs
rup1ls Fcr dEcu1ars and all desifaels
Lis Forest n, JalY $ 80 -" 1yseasx
, 1862-07-17

TRUSTEES SALE.-Public no
Trustee &c, viii Id pursuance with the powers IN :
nced Of Trust dated August 1st. 1S5o execntG.l BY
se At public AUCTION ioE cSh to thS btEsest 6de! M II
cago County Of Cook. and State Of nEnis 1t thee
Block nftetn 81; IN ihs Canal TEuf,e%s rs e., r S1S
east quarter Of Section seventeen t1'. in Township
tht, ,t.-nine t), North Ianse foarssEn itl e:st 81
Third Principal Meridian. in said City ui CMca:5o
Said sale to be made the 21st day of August a. ID.
lSso at ten o'clock In the forenoon 21 SAID day
L. c. PAINE FREER, Trustee. &C:
f,hycayo lime lath 1sts2 je2l-ssts!!.td
, 1862-07-17

r. U:x:,,t-Ea1s, K,acl!r>, iyc-
IT, Drstn,I-Nies, M.'1.s: nnd ants.
To Hat'X-::-d I:uEE.
To Dcan.4- a1othr in Fur+~ Clothes, &c
Ic 9Hstfn.--M -Mcsl'i:se 9: I'd IA
To Jeyf7u;--luscctS D'1 ants :1no fo"1s"
Gc 1cstrn:t--lnsecss q: ''h'T:iai7' &c
10 .2tssrfii-EEsr5 :H't; A2d SPECIES u
1efn1tr
, 1862-07-17
KatlrnadS.
THICAGO, BURLINGTON

~ QUINCY RAILROAD.
Passenger Trains eave and arrive at Chicago as fo
1ows:-DaJ Express leaves Ut 800 A. and arrives At
go r 81. isundays excepted Night Express lcay.s
at e6o 81 tSsturday5 eIceped>- arrives at 625 "
saatGnaars e sxeerted9 AQFa Aceopmodas1on ,ea1ee
ccp1ed) C. r. HAMMOND. Supt.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02

dered, and our men marched with them to the rear
They proved to be part of an Alabama Brigade and
portions of the Tth Virginia and I'd MARYLAND.
After the long and desperate fight, the wearied men
were ordered to the rear, being relieved by fresh
troops At about they were ordered to the front
again, but the flag of truce coming from the rebels
to Gen. Mcclellan arrested the operations of the day
and thus ended the battle. The 5th Maryland form.
ing part Of the Brigade ran away at the first FIRE
and were seen again for three days, with the honor
able exception Of Capt. Fayett1 sompany /, and q
Par1 of company T. The 4th New York stood side
| by side with the lst Delaware.
Col. Andrews acted with the utmost gallantry,
riding his horse in advance of his men, and cheering
them on TO the charge.
| His horse was shot from under him while leading
the charge. The horses of all the field officers wer,
killed. When Lieut.. Col. Hopkinson was shot h,
continued to fight with the musket laying down
Major Smith exhibited the utmost gallantry through
out the whole engagement. We are glad to hea
that Col. Andrews will be promoted to a Brigadier
ship
Lieut.. Tanner has arrived We are informed will
two hundred wounded at Baltimore, 90 Of whicl
belong to our first. They are now comfortabl
enSconssd in Baltimore Hospitals.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
One Price System,
on TIE HILL!
WilliamSOn's New Store

EEA ISJUSF OPENED with new and N?>..SA
ttsse5 desirable Stock Of well selected DRY h !.
rA%]=<zht uod>, Nouons, Ready made Clohnr Y III ISlj
Boots, Shoes, Queensware, EarIhen Tin and Sia--ss
Wooden. ware of all kinds, superior Sugars. COtFecs
Teas, Spices MOasses, Soap, Candles, Fund, Vinegar
Lard. Pork, Salt, Bacon, BrOoms. Brushes, Baskets
Tobacco Snuff, SegarS, Flour, Meal. Corn, Feed Lii
qnors OF all kinds, aud everything else that any one
want,
Those who have beiore dealt with MS know that we
have always kept the best, cheapest and greatest va
rely OF Goods ol any other Store, and mean 10 do
so again. Our country friends all know that thev
could always do better with tker trade at our Store
than at any other IN iowa. and will fine Ihis so sill
We respectfully ask call from everybody to exam.
me our stock, and they Will find offer greater bar
gains than ever and will do our best 10 give saiIslac-
ton.
9Cy- Please remember, it is not at the OLD, but at
the NEW Store, whhre the greatest bargains are.
J. r. WILLIAMSON, Commerce ST..
On tho IllLL near the Old Stand
tebII SmVFua
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
MISCELL ANEOUS
War News.


The war news this week is unimportant, no bat.
tas having trsnspiled
Gen. Mcclellan officially reports our loss in the
late battles at l4,794 in killed. wounded and missing
and the rebel loss including 5000 prisoners at
25.542 We captured l3 guns, DO cOlors and H. 600
small arms and lost nothing
Gen. MeClslan's headquarters have been extended
three miles, The movement is regarded with inter.
est at Shapsburgh Our troops are in large force at
HarPer's Ferry. Burnside has not gone there vet.
A balloon reconnaissance, made on Friday, be-
tweon HarPer's Ferry and Willamsport, leads to
the belief that there is large force Of the enemy
an the Shenandoah valley near Harper's Ferry.
No active operations have taken place at Will
Transport The rebels still picket the Virginia side
As general thing they do not fire on each other
Major-General Nelson was shot Monday at the
Gait House, Louisville. by Brig Jefferson c.
Davis. Nelson abused Davis, and called him by an
pPPrObious-ePthet, and Davis shot him.
There suspicious that the rebel Cen Lac i,
moving his large army 10 the West, with view o
re-Occupying Western Virginia, and advancing or
Pittsburgh. Schalks remarkable book, published
py Msssrs. Llpplncott & Co., speaks of Pittsburgh
Us one OF the places where the last and decisive
battle of the war is likely to take place.
In the whole Of Virginia within the rebel line
they are practising a rigorous system of conscriu
ton, enforcing it by establishing pickets to preven
the escape of the men. Many, however, do escape
leaving their families behind
Zen, Sigel has moved forward toward the enem
at Warrenton who are said to be entrenchirv them
selves there.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
T'O THE PUBLIC.
Notice TO Debtors.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons indebted to
TSCHUDY & COLLINS either by Note, Bond OF
Book Acco int that said Indebtedness must be paid
by December lst, 1862; and those having open Ac
counts must call and close them Immediately
aug7 TSCIIUDY g. COLLINS.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02

balloon reconnaissance, made on Friday, be.
tweon HarPer's Ferry and Williamsport leads to
the belief that there is no large force Of the enemy
IN the Shenandoah valley near Harper's Ferry
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, Smyrna, Del, Oct l
le62. }. EMECSON, P. NJ.
Boyer, Miss Ann, Lofand, Miss Annie
DcrricksOn, Miss Hannah SMillcr, Nathan
Fletcher, T. K. Morrow, Sewell D.
Foster, Charles W. Morris, Thomas
Green, Miss Mary Postlewaite, Moilie w.
Gibbs, Miss Annie Primrose, James
Jones, Peter Rash, Joseph
Johnson, Mrs. Sarah Richards. Mrs. Eliza ].
Hall, A. \. ScOtton. Sophia
Hudson, Henry Scott, James
Ilevern, Miss Mary J. Taylor, VIM.
Herring. RI. T acy. Edward
Hamilton, Joseph Young, John P.
HANDLE, James Weir. Mrs Ann
Lockley, John Weis, Mr. David
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02

Gen: MeClsllan's headquarters have been extended
three miles, The movement is regarded with inter.
est at SharPsburgh. Our urtroops in large force at
Harper's Ferry Burnside has not gone there vet
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
DIED.

In Camden on the 10th inst, Ann Hayes, widow
Of the late ManlOVe Hayes. aged S5 years.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
MARRIED,

On Thursday, the 25th inst, by Rt Rev. Alfred
Lee D. D., William Boyer of Kent county. Nd. to
Kate 4. Irvine, Of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
BOGTdi9aQ e. DGu

SB5 GC ~ GD GID ELL
The Third Tenn commences the lst Monday in
September and cantinnes Thirteen Weeks. Pupils of
Doth received For further pnrt,cuIars see
circulars. r SANDERS pr;n
iV3l I'm $500
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. FANCY
AND TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGISTS

WARES, Sc, Sc.,9
at his Store. on Main street. next door to Bank Of
Smyrna, and that
EDery article is Fresh and Genuine, and of The Best
Quality that can be prOcured each being selected en-
PreSSty for Pyscians Prescriptions and Family use.
u is his determination to sell everything in his line
at the lowest price.
His connection with the best wholesale houses in
Phlladelphia and New York will enable him 10 do
so he therefore respectfully sOlics the Public Pat.
ronage which. by strict personal attention business
and an accommodating disposition it shall ever be
his study to deserve and appreciate
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02

No active operations have taken place at vii
Transport The rebels still picket the Virginia side
As general thing they do not fire on each other
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02

a complete assortment Of Cutlery, such as Knives
ZprS ana Slr0pS, tV6.
ne attention Of the Lahios is also called TO his as
or''nehI "i >~"ing Needles. knitting Needles pins
hi."Ies Shields tea-, poohs and Tablespoons Of tbe
hh"si quality. Ironing \; pararus. sc.
Also. an assortment q! FIRE Arms Skates Dinner.
heiIs AhdI'oIS, ShoVelN and longs, Cuhee.mIIs Sc
l"rS, ttving Fans. Waffle irons &c
Hl me to'Ne Article" VIII be sold at prIces low er
Ihan can be bought el-ewher Please call and ~.
anime Tor yourselves here yUu Will always find b,m
ready and willing to accommodate The public ON he
best lerIIs. - ~
feb3 + VG,1rA.sC
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
Harmer, Lechler & Co..

PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER.
CHANTS,
No. 2 South Water st. Philadelphia.
Particular attention paid to the sale of Peaches,
Berries Potatoes Eggs, Poultry, and all kinds of pro-
dure.
Having practical knowledge of the business, and
large acquaintance with the city trade, we most
respectfully solicit conslgnmenls. with the dcte
ton OF making prompt returns, and will every
means to give satisfaction to those who may favor us
with their business.
SAML HARMER, e. LECHLER, C.: JENNINGS.
jV l4.lm
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02

MaJor-General Nelson was shot Monday at the
Gait House, Louisville. by Brig.-Gen. Jefferson c.
Davis. Nelson abused Davis, and called him by an
OPPrObious-ePithet, and Davis shot him.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
Miscellaneous Advertisements
LAND FOR SALE!

Farm con.einng about 40C Acres, l50 of which
are in fine Wood. The arrabe land is improved and
productive. The Buildings are good and capacious.
The location is navIeable water, on Lanqiord's
Bay. Fish, Oysters and Fowl in their season Situa,
ton healthy and handsome; neighborhood good !;
schools and churches convenient. About, miles from
Ches' ertown. Terms one third cash balance in / 2
and years. GEORGE VICKERS Agsnt
Aug. TO- 1882. ChestertOwn, Kent CO. Md
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02

Village Green Seminary
10 MILES ABOVE WILMINGTON,
In a beautiful Village, offers unusual advantages to
Psrents from its thorough ofsudy, It's health
funess, aud its freedom from all immoral Influences
The studies embrace the Mathematical Classical
and English Studies. Natural Sciences. &C.. being Il
thorough preparation for College or business.
Instructions in Civil Engineering and Book Keeping.
Military Tactics taught.
Field exercises III Surveying.
THE SEVENTH YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER lst
Boarding per week, 81 25
Tuition per quarter, %
No other expense Of any amount.
OrcataloguPs address,
REV. j. HRRVEY BARTON, A NJ,
jy3l Ct Village Green. Del. CO., Pa
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
Hardware Store.
Building Hardware
FAEe7FENG EvEpLENENVs
CUTLER RY

such as Shpvel! Spades BcidIe-bits, Draw no vn,v
SAWS S'y'hes, with all other Tools ceslFabie
arm use, 'N"4e
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02

The subcriber respectfully informs the citizens of
SMYRNA and vicinity that he has a new and well Sc
lecied stock of
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02

Gen, sigel has moved forward toward the enemy
at WarrentOn, who said to be entrenchirg them.
selves there.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
Dover Female Seminary.

August 7th. 'e2.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-25
FRIDAY, JULY a5, 1859.
MASS MEETING !

There will be an assembly of the people on
the old common, in this city, tomorrow (Sat-
urday, July 26), at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of promoting by common consent and
common effort the speedy reinforcement Of
the army of the Union.
The governor of the commonwealth and
other eloquent defenders of the national
cause will be present and address the people
on the present aspect of our national affairs
and our duty in relation thereto. All citizens
are respectfully invited to close their places Of
business tomorrow forenoon, and give at least
one day of earnest thought and earnest effort
to the cause of our common country in this
great crisis of its history.
p. EMORY ALDRICH, ELLIOT SWAN.
MERRICKe BEMIS, PATRICK OKEEFE,
LEE sPRAGUE, CHARLES b. PRATT,
WALTER HENRY, GEO NJ RICE,
WARREN WILLIAMS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-25
For the Spy.
In MemOriam.

Only those are crowned and sainted.
Who with grief have been acquainted.

The silver cord was loosed, rs his young life
Was blooming with tn of manhood's prime;
So ripe with promise! ere the worlds rude strife
Had dimmed his armor on the fields of time!
None knew him but to love. Like the sweet 1Ow'r
That breathes its perfume on the ambient air
Thus his brave, fal heart, each passing hour,
Seemed op'ning to new graces every where!
But he has gone-and his sweet words His SMILE
So like the sunlight on the ripping tide;
Joy of mothers heart! the little while
He lived, an angel-spirit at her side.
All, none return to comfort the berelt,
Death seals the loved ones lips, as are his own;
"Only 6eliere," words Savior left,
If we would follow, tits by faith, alone!
Bereaved ones, It's a crushing grief We bear;
A father weeps-Oh, those are precious tears.
Knecl at the holy shrine; the voice of prayer
Moves the Great Spirit, and He always hears.
Thrice blessed Hope! The christians Trust in life!
Enduring Faith still pointing to the goal
No laureled victor from earfhs fercest STRIFE
Can snatch the wreath from tn immortal soul
g one to his rest! For must suffer loss
He wears the crown, who meekly bears the cross!
shines written on the death of Henry Allen Ten
ney. whom had learned to love for his many vir-
tGes; and whose genial temper and winning smiles
are still fresh in my hearts memory.