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Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
THE MARnETS.

la Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 35
Red 81 25; old Corn 56 cts.,-new so !;
Rye, 60, and Oats, SO cts per bushel. Round
potatoes, 40 cts. per bushel. Butter, 30 els.
per ID. Eggs, l6 cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are:
For White wheat, 81 45; Red, 81 35; Rye
20 cts; Corn, 60 and Oats, 3s cents per bush
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

WINTER.-Ths 6ne weather of December
ended with the old year-winler for the past
week being upon US in earnest. On Sunday
morning the thermometer fell to 10 degrees,
making ice rapidly. which was duly appreciated
bi the boys, in their rapid evOlutions on it's
CLASSY surface. On Monday morning there
was fall of two inches Of snow, which, though
not very good for sleighirg, was sufficient how
ever TO make our youngsters avail themselves
of it. and, accordingly, on that and the follew.
ing day the bells made the air melodious with
their merry ring.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
How Il Association.

iHiLA?Li'FIIA.
For the rO of eli,e aad ,,strerao1, afflicted
with Vrsle Il and f.hro t.r DIsepsts a especially
Tor 'he cure ol EISeHses inc SeAISl Or rs
M"Ht.ai, ADVICE giyen grllis, b the Acting
Sun econ.
valuable Reports ~ Spe-a.. srhca, OF Seminal
Weakness al uthe, Disease. me Sexuai Organsi
and on the Re ledIes employ, in the Dis sary,
sent TO III acte IN scaled leIlC- envelopes, Of
charge: I've or aree stamps for rostage will De
cepIshlH.
Addres Or. J. Sk;llin IIouchton. Acting Surgeon.
H"%" Association, No. : luth Mint Street. Phils.
dolphin, Pa dec26-ly
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

AcKNowLEDGMENT.--The Secretary Of the
SANITARY Commission, Washington, under date
of January !. acknowledges the receipt oftwc
boxes of hospital supplies, from the "Smyrna
Ladies Sanitary Aid Society,"" which, he says,
"s shall be devoted ts the relief Of the sick and
wouHdtd soldiers of he U. S. vounieers."-
They Ore preparing othe, goods. which will
500" be ready ror foI warding. Goods have been
procured TO Inc amount of ab.ut $500.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
ATTENTION.

The Subscribers. in ending to relnquish bus
lness. hereby notify all persons indebted to hem
as firm or ss individuals TO come forward aud
settle the same forthwith, and thereby save
themselves trouble. JOHN VANGASKIN,
JNU. NJ. VOSHELL.
Jan. 7tb, GO
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
FROM PORT ROYAL.


The steam.traasporI Tander6uilt arrived at
New York Monday, from Port Royal on the Sd
!nsi., with a carge of 3,697 bales Of Sea IsIaAd
cation. A report was received from the rebels by
way ofFOrtress Monroe, that fight had taken
place at Port Royal Ferry. The affair took
place Oh the lst inst, the object beng to dis
lodge the enemy from their threatening position
on the mainland shore OF the Coosaw River,
where they had already erected considerable
foru6caIions, and were proceeding with still
other ones, much TO the annoyance of our
troops. who desired an opportunity to drive
them back. The attack by QUE troops was ex
cellentIy planned by Gen. Stevens, and was
made at three poiRts-lhree gunboaI meantime
shelling the rebel position and distracting al.
tention. The rebels made but a short resist.
aEce, in which, however, they lost a consldera.
BILE number 10 killed and wounded, a ud retreat.
ed To their more extensive " rks on the rail
road, leaving behInd them a twelve. ounder
canHon which was brought away by our men.
Our success was complete, and cur loss was
but eight men wounded. From a Charleston
Mercury OF late da le is found a confirmation
Of the report that a landing Of National forces
has been made on the North Edsto, with the
purposng of seizing a station on the railroad
connecting Charleston and Savanna, thus cut.
ting off communication between the two cI ;es.
BY the Vanderbilt we also receive late ndvices
from Tybee Island, though nothing of special
importance. Our forces there ere still busiIy
at work upon the inirenchments, saluted oc.
casionally with shots from Fort Pulaski. none
Of which have yet done any damsge. II is not
considered probable that any demonstration
will be made againsi the fort until reinforce
mSnts arrive from TIE North.
One of the Union prisoners from Richmond
has an editorial article from Richmond paper,
which he cut out and secreted in his boot. 1t
gives an awful picture The condition Of the
rebel army on the Potomac saying that the
entire army is utterly demUTalIzed, rerimental
drill have ceased entirely, the men expendlng
their sime in using greasy decks Of cards.
Great numbers are Offering large sums for
substitutes, aud one had offered as high as
$500.
A correspondent writes that John C. Breck.
iurldge lie at Glasgow Junction, about eight
miles south of Cave City. aud is said to have
under him 1900 men. Our forces have up.
prosched so near Cave City that the rebels
evacuated il, and attempted to burn the viii
lage hotel. IL is sai id that Breckenridge ignores
the " Provisional Government established al
Bowling Gteen.
Brig..Gen. Shields arrived on Saturday
morning by the Northern Light. to accept the
position rendered him by the National Govern
ment. He 10 in fne health and spriis, and
full OF enthusiasm for the cause.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
oun rRoops IN RIo urrpr,

The report ofths abandonment of Big Bethel
by the rebels is confirmed by a dispatch from
Fortress Monroe. On Friday National scout.
ing party. seven or eight hundred strong, undsr
command Of Acting Brig. Gen. Weber, proceed.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

The lecture of Rev S. w. Thomas, on We'd
nesday evening last, was a well written and
carefully prepared document, though grave in
its subject matter. The theme, q" Power" was
considered under three heads-politicsl. intel
lectual and moral-each of which was properly
dwelt upon in relation to the other, and all in
what went to make the perfect man.
The next and fourth lecture will be delivered
on Wednesday evening next, 18th inst, by ths
Rev J. H. Lighlbourn. of Philadelphia, ,-subec:
"Our Country" This is fruitful topic, and
Mr. LIS reputation as a speaker will doubtless
make many desire TO hear him on this subject.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

LIBERAL.-The friends OF the volunteers from
this tow in let Del. Regiment, now at For;
ress Monroe, have sent them each bed tick,
shit and pair Of hose, togalher H.th other
comforts, which have been acknow jged.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
For Sale.

Several BUILDING LOTS on Bal! street, between
Maine ant East streets. Also LOT in the old Gem.
ery belonging to the M. f. Church. For terms apply
20 ANN PATTERSON
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

Frozen OvEE.-The Creek is frozen ever
from he Landing to it's mol,a. navigation
close out from r'esent app 4nces WI be
open IN few da, ., as the weather seemt to be
sofiening considerably.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
I'D RENT.

Several DWELLING HOUSES IN Smyrna aud al
Smyrna Landing For i,rns apply 10
Smyrna, Jan. 4, 90. Ann PATTERSON.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
Dissolution of Cop Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the co-partner-
ship heretofore existing between Ewd. Ward
and Jas. II. Cotton. uHder the firm of Ward g.
Cotton, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
EDWArD WARD,
JAMES H. COTTON.
Dec. 80, 1861.
N. BAH persons indebted to the late firm
are requested TO settle without further delay,
and all persons having claims against them will
present the same for settlement
E. WARD,
janl 81 Al the old stand.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

Rev. John Hersey, who has been holding
forth in the various churches ia this SECTION for
the past week or two, preached in the NJ. E.
church in this town on Sunday merning and
syening last.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
SMYRNA SEMINARY.

The public are hereby notified that MIR. Sanders will
open School in SMYRNA, on Methodist ST.. doors
above the NJ. T.. Church. on Monday, January l3Ih
go. For further pa tirulars see circulars.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
COpartmership Notice.
GRAVEYARD Lots for Sale.

Notice is hereby given lhat Grave-Yard Lots in
the New M. +. Cemetery. the road leading 10
Duck CreeK, are now ready for sale. The Lots are
LAID OIL TO suit purchasers IN squares Of 80 n by 80 r.
and will be sold as whole, J or square. al Inc op-
Ion oil the purchaser For further partcusrs apply
to w L. COLLINS, }
J. II. BEwLEY, SCemmittes
NoT. Sih, 'ls-lf
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

Jonathan Emerson has been appoiated the
Agent for Adams Express fer this town, vice
James Stevenson, resigned.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
HOLIDAY PRES ENYs.

UassENy ~ Es0E3,
NO. IL SOUTH SECOND STREET, 5 doors
below Market, eeu,h side, PHILADELPHIA,
would respectfully call a,tent IN 10 their stock Of
Watches, Jewelry & SiIverware
suitable for HOLIDAY PREss Nrs, which will ba sold
at pr'crS to SUhe mcS and warranted represented
uecl2-4t
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
sKIRMIsH Ar POINT OF RecKs.

The news from Point of Rocks is ofa stirring
character. A body Of six thousaDd Confede-
rates attacked the Fifth Connecticut regiment
on Saturday near Hancock, and succeeded in
destroying the railroad and telegraph line, cut
ing oil for the time all connection with Cum.
Oerand. The single regiment on our side, who
were protecting the railroad, wes not efficient.
y strong TO resist force six time greater, and
was therefore compelled to retire across the
Potomac on Sunday. Gen. Louier, how ever,
mas gone with large torce to support In, Con
nectcut regiment. The coniederales were
throwing shells at intervals Sunday, but with.
out doing any mischief. The Union artillery
was responding. Nobody hurt on cur side.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

The health of Gen. Mcclellan is so lar re-.
stored that be N'll be able to take command
IN the field to.Gey or Tomorrow. Information
was rec lived at headquarters on Sunday hit
the Contederates in the vicinity of Fairfax wsre
suffering iearfuIly for want of warm clothing.
Their horses a:s also ding off for want Of food
all the fodder IN the Lsig Aborhood having
been consumed.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

Mrs. Greenhow has been detected in carry.
Tag on secret correspondence with Richmond
in spite of the close watch kept upon her house
IN Washington. 1t has, therefore, been deci
ded to send her at once to Fort lafayette. 1t
has been discovered that several other ladies' in
Washington are engaged in like practices.
A rebel telegram published in the Richmond
Dispatch, states that all the National prisoners
recently Imprisoned at Charleston, including
Coz. Corcernn, arrived at Columbia, the ca pital
Of South Carolina, on w Wednesday last, and
were imprisoned there.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

According TO a dispatch from Frederick,
where Gen. Banks at present has his head
quarters, the skirmish Of Tuesday on the Balti
more and OHIO Railroad, below Hancock, was
quite brisk affair. Detachments OF the Thir
teenih Massachusetts, and the First Maryland
Regiments participated in the repuse of tie
rebels, twenty Rine Of whom were buried by
eur men after the action. The damage on cur
side was five men wounded.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

BrIg..Gen. Shields arrived on Saturday
morning by the Northern Light. to accept the
position rendered him by the National Govern
ment. He 10 in fne health and spirits, and
full OF enthusiasm for tha cause.
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~ II + TRIB UNE ALMANA G
Il FOR 1862.

This popular annual ia nowrs read, u contains:
ELECTION RETURNS horn all tb. state, OF tL. IIoian
holding elections in 1861, carefully COMPLIED for the ,un.
Alut
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
for the 1852;
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED sTATrs-r,eeu.;ye
ard Judicial tDvoys Extraordinary aud niius, Is,d,nt
from the United states al Foreign Cour,;
SENATE OF the UNITED STATS Member, Of clssa.
fed: -
STATES. Politically classified.
LIST Of STATES Capitals. Governors tine, of Ler,s
tive hieetiugs General Elections. etc;
POPULATION Of EACH STATE by COUNTIES also
the Popuston Of the principal Cis Of the Ca,.sd States.
from h. Census Of 1850.
THE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF ACT OF the
Special Ses1os-botl complete;
Also ABSTRACTS Of the other important Aets OF the
Second Session Of tho XXXvIh Congress and sp..
Session Of the XxVith Also the more important Pocs
nations Of Pisfidebt Einooln;
A CHROROL LOGICAL ACCOUNT Of the important evrnt.
connected with Rebellion and GtnsI msten Of general
interest.
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THE BARONs OF THE SOUTH;
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All isf5nuDes arise ior sn.e source the resist
ofthe Sou.horn Colonies 70 republican government
Popos principles end axoms abhoren TO the nonsons
Of the Baron II the south."-Jons ADAMS in l716
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Militarn Notices.
Aid to our Wounded soldiers and Sailors.

Aid to our Wounded Soldiers and Sailors.
Central Office Ws.hinglon, March is, Iss2.
Recent much educsd the stock Of
rs. Of isss they viii soon be exhausted ts therefore
sce,,ay TO SAX that renewed and iners"ed eon,baon'
Waste viii be avoided BY sending in oil
=: ssps Of The a. sSss be r. e2 20 IL:
Associate Secretary Of the Conmsoo nearest the point OF
demand VIII bs able To them more promptly and
q expense than they De met from other sources
FRED. LAW oLMsTED General Secrstsry
Associate Secretaries OF the Commissioo to whom ell sp
pss0s. Dr. .@Spp .'Ioa FS O. JENKINS ad
<ress. Washington d. G. ,.,,,, >,.-, ~
Western Ds,rict-Dr J. H. DOUGLAS 81. Louis, Mis-
esptbuns societies and and whore they win be
AID unsPPed ding TO The VARYING o
<iHeren articles OF tho ysous columns AND f,ep OF Ns
New England womsu's Auxiliary Association, No 70 Sum
Woman. cyrrs Relief Association No 10 Cooper Union
Psnnsy vsnis Brsn,h Of the Sanitary Commission No Ass
CbestuotfL. Philadelphia.
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solaer Ala Society OF Northern Ohio Cleveland Ohio.
Cincinnati branch Of Sanitary Comnissos, Cincinnati
Columbus Branch Of Sanitary Commission Coumbu, Ohio
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Depot Of Sanitary Commission Cairo, Illinois.
10 aisvis Branch Of Sanitary CommisOn Louisve Ken
facxy.
Distrbu,pg D~pos also established At Fortress Monroe
vtgbis PORT Royal, South Carolina; Key Wesi Florida
Shp leland Missspp; 81 Louis, Missouri and Nashville,
Tennessee
ARTICLES MosT NEEDED.
Wo,len Shirts, Hospital Drawers lmusin)
Bed Ticks. 3 feet by z, Slipper,
Pocket Honterchiefs, Lint and BandsSss
Jellies
AsricLHs Nor NEEDED
Quilts Canton Flannel Upderelothine
Pillow. Casos, Pillows and Cushions
Preserves
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lust PUBLISHED:
- Vol III, completing the
ONLY FULL AND ACCURATE EDITION
BFNOELS GNOMON OF THE NEW TESfAMLST.
Newly translated from the original Latin by C. r LsvIs,
A. NJ, and NJ X VINCENT, A. NJ, Professors In Troy uoi-
versity Complete in vos, Eve. Cloth, IS Sheep. sc
half Turkey Morocco, 81 10.
"Ths Of editing and trsnssng has fallen int hahds
In Al. respects competent ard has been done In the moot
and iosgent Ne book deserves better 10
be on the table Of every biblical s,udsn-lN T. Inds-
pendent 49,
"A decided Improvement on the Edinburgh sdi'ion"-
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/ A TTENTION. CASH BUYERS!
IA Al persons who are sboutto
FURNISH THEIR HOUSES
With sny Of the articles mentioned below are Invited 10 eI
apins our ssocks consisting Of - -
fRrNCN CHINA DINNER SETS,
FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS,
FRENCH CHINA DESSERT SITS.
RICu AND PLAIN CUT TABLE CLANS,
TABLE CUTLERY. nc, kc.
We Offer tho following bsgsns lhsi are not eaosed In
Nsw.Yorh BAfnsly:
stly ar Pstsd Tea poous tho ...tI 20
sly,rP TsbIs Spoons, the doron %
Silver Plated Table Foks tho 90
silver Plated Casters, Cut DO
Silver Ated Cake Bstkeis each. w
silver Plated Tea ses pieces chased. 90
50. SiLyER-PLATED ICE PITCHERS. ID.
SO. largest sbs nAndsouely ch~se. -. sf6.
$40. siLVEH-PbATED COFFEE UHNS, $40.
New styles. beautifully engraved
aIO SO SO so go
Cn,.Olsss GoOist. the 65
C.tiissa DscAnten quartz the psir............. 0O
Cat6lass Decaniers plnts the pair. ~
color-d )heman Glass Finger Bowls tho dozen... 80
Ivory handled Dinner Knives, tho doren...... 3g
livery handled Tea kniyes the dozcn....' w
IRONSIONE CHINA
Dinner sets large sssotoent. 90
Iron stone China Dinner plstee the dokep...... Doc.
Ion Stone China B-aL PIstes the doEen... SIC.
lion s,ono CHM Soup Plates, the dozen........ Doc.
Ion Stone China Toile, se.s. II pieces ~ %
Together with
the Lure.. and Most Varied As.o.ta'vs, o. i,,,n,s,
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Urn gooos.
OPENIyG from AUCTION

OPENING from AUCTION.
" 0doH HUCK TOWELS. p.
so pair, NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, from 70
10 f,s pair. - ..a,.,,, .. A., 10 An . nal,
ico p. SoTTIS0HAa LACE Tor CURTAINS u aud
y%t, .e, ,1% II .! a e =
I'M line s-s, Booi, and Js,onet Mn'ln'. Brilliant, In
frs Isiei.D. Lasl' L1.n i".n' S.o ..,.
Vttsra d. Ltss Ds1ss, SspA''s Lnen isb'~So'-" 'ha
Liueo Dins..s Re-
400 so4 LADIES LINEN cAisafc EDKfs.' beet in
"iAi,fs H.,f- STICK LINEN HDKgs, 70 Of. Il. ID q,
~ ia Il ci. IL, - ID J., -. t-
,hs.s el yEsfiBULE LACGs. nom IA to &c. yssd
ioD sEEDLEwooK BREAKFAST CAPS from Ar'
20 scOrcH EMB COLLARS from e,s. TO 20.
Loo rRENcm oANsRiC BREAKrAsr SETS. from
a. 70 lie very ehssp.
az, ,rsy sg gR2h x9MIloT G,Yps NEEDLE
WoaK TRtMaIsGs, &c. very fns goods al very low
aEhL and IMITATION LAcEs in r.., variety, REAL
snI INVITATIONS Walls. BARBEs, cOIrFUREs. te
FROM AUCTION.
AAr. VAIL BAilEGES vEGf CHEAP.
Fal limo Of COLoks In 6kLSADlShs and GRESA-
DINE Walls.
LOO do. RseuLiss yGn s. LADIES' ABE COTTON HOSE
fs 1 .ie si' LxnlEs MISSES, and GENTS MERINo
UHDERwEAR HOSIERY. SC.
BEST STYLES LADIES' MhDE-uP UNDER CLOTH
BEST MAKES HOOP SKIRTS, coRsETs, &c.
NEW STYLES SPRING HAT-RIBBoNS
In estssfiesJ.
EVERY WIDTH. QUALITY and SHADE Of PLAIH
HAT-RIBBON sni TRIMMING do, .. very low price.
FULL STOCK OF PLAIN AND fAHCY SThAWb FhoM
BEST MANUFACTURERS
EVERY VARIETY OF REAL FRENCH FLOWERS.
RICHES, HEAD-DRESsES, ko
BEST QUALITY LADIES KID GLOVES IN THE CITY,
AT % cts. PAIR
BHsT STOCK OF ZINE FLASNELS IN THE CITY.
X II. MACY,
Mes 204 and 100 o.h.sv., two doors below lIth-st
MRS. A. II. MARCY would most respectfully
WI intern her psons and others wishing TO purchase Tho,
she 10 now
PaIPARKp orIER roun syIEcrIos
LARGE AND RICH STOCK
NEWEST AND MOST DESIRABLE STYLES
OF SPRING MILLINERY.
coll i,mos. respectfully solicited -
MRS. A. Ii MARCY. No es9 Broadway
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THE LAW OF NATIONS.

'THHE LAW OF NATIONS.
n Lectures h.r important subject defy delivered 10
the socretc ,ye Hugrnts CONNER s College broosyn,
N by the Principal e. NuGENT member Of the Society
Of Arts. Manufacture. and Commerce, L)ndon, &c.
Officers Of National and state GyyeTgmOns Chambers
Of Commerce merchants Newspaper editors stump orators
&c, respectfully igGted
The London Tmes in the Of review o. pamphlet
published by Nj Nurert in 1880 ssid: Mr. N1sont has
logical mind aud well Indeed he 10 OF the bold
est thinkers We know o."
The cour,e Of auoton at Nufenrs College comprises the
Law Of Nations. Commercial Law, Political Philosophy,
Bo-kkeepDg Cp.ns fcia Calculations Nautical Astronomy
Navigation Mechanical Drawing &c
On being consulted imu edsy after the arrest OF Mason
bnd Side % merchants 10 the legality OF the
sr.est Mr. NUe'n, pronounced the contrary to
the law Of
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NETWORK, MONDAY, MARCH "a. 1862
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Pianos Made Durable ne yioiins.
DRiGGS PATENT SrRINd-CLAMf
FOR PIANOS
has been approved by the leading m1sicians -
APPROVED BY THE EDITORS OF NE Nea- York
7Sstnse Nov. IS NeY York fine, Nov. ii Neie. fork
Hsyaid Oct. %; Musical kce'sS, No, 3 Ne" ferS
Expycn, Oct. 30 heto- YORK. EptH'no Po'f and
TAs Neic- lark World jan ..
BY THIS PATENT STRiNG-CbAMP
eAe obue and twisting strain OF th. strings amounting 20
ossI pounds wholly taken of The bridge and pounding
board is the secured Snst deterioration
esrfectiy ss the violin. $500. -. =. -.
ALL OTHER PIANOS GO SPEEDILY TO RUIN
Norout pianoe permanently restored TO ori.os b'Suty
~ che STRING CLAMP at cost of from S3Vio $50 The
latter iLcudes strings and ne" covering to man
ssers lhreugh ont.
Nov Pianos secured against decay as 20 tone -
TIME required 20 make these alterations. ONE WIEN
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wAREROONS, No 333 BROADWAY
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Siop Of tho owner, compensation will be received
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