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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

Among the minor military combinations Ii that Of
Lewis Cass Forsyth, Assistant Quartermaser with the
rank OF Captain.
George W. Beaman, OF Missouri; Joseph T. Lisls OF
Pennsylvania; II. Melville Hanna, OF Ohio; George A.
Lyon of Pcnnsy vania; Edward Bellows, Of New Hamp.
shirs George F. Hale, Of New York. and VIM 7. Mere.
dith, Assistant Paymastsrs in the Navy.
Edward d. Payne, Assistant Surgeon in the Navy
Surgeons John u. Cuyer, Richard II. Coolidge, Chas
Z. Kecncy, Edward p vallum and George II. Lyman TO
be Medical Inspectors under the recent OF Congress-
&c. DSrr, Of Massachusetts, Brigade Surgeon.
julius W. Egglestoa, Postmaster a. New London Con.
neetcu:.
Aaron P. Dalrympls, of New York, was confirmed on
Monday a. Brigade Surgeon OF Volunteers
SOLICITOR or CUSTOMS AT NEW YORK.
Tho bill to create Solicitor OF Customs for New York
came UP action in the House Of Representatives and
was killed by al indefinite postponemont to the next
session. The business II thus left in the hands
Of t. Dslafled Smith, the able District Attorney.
NAVAL ORDERS AND PROMOTIONS.
The following officers have been ordered to report to
Commodore pendergrast for duty on board the Pow
hatan:--Iicut Jonathan Young, Midshipman George NJ
Bachs.
Lieut.. Leonard Pauding ordered 10 report TO Commo-
dors Paudng FOR ordnance duty at the New York Navy
Yard
Lieut. N. c. Campbell ordered to the jamestown, at
Philadelphia.
Nathaniel Morgan promoted from Masters Mate OF the
Relief to Acting Master at the New York Navy Yard.
DEPARTURE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
Secretary Seward left for New York to-day to be ab.
sent several days.
ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRISONERS.
Another batch OF rebel prisoners was brought ia to
day Such arrivals from the Shenandoah valley are be
coming daily occurrences.
THE GEORGETOWN RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Washington and Gsorsetown Railroad Companv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12
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WINTER GARDEN.
ro,SIa ssD iEHHhsR HAEars sssE "a
t AAHRaErsp 1s15s
nm. GREAT TRIUMfMI
rHRoSoEb AND oSEs - Ssm ganoNJsEs,
Beyond a" Precedent and 9ut Of the pale Of all compa'A
GRAND NEW spEcTAcULAR BURLEsQUE
THE WIZARDS TEMPEST
mr. CHARLES cAyIER.
''' An0 fu0N' All TfE prS aRISb issf
AoS s5 EsfFSS i1SfE SEsrh EESSEsSE
e eTs M.nesssa gn the New York
= FSiaf TIT #sfr ssA s22sJsi5ss.
...a M LAG HaIsh1ssj Ev DEsrRIr.
.T, s.,.1 THE t PIECE OF THE TINES
And shows the very face manner of the times.
IT'S GENEROUSLY RICH COSTUMES
admitted BY al Mho hh asss COS. asas ~
r' oUTvIE THEM ALL IN GoRaEoUsNEss
TRANSCEND THEN ALL IN spLENDoR.
None like them having been At any time placed the stays
THE sH n TEGAuH HAs 5HD s "a JE4AeALEI
EXQUISITE ' n EXECUTION
Scenic artist. =. 800 M - - J. HArsa
No sss sSo sssssa IS s he, sh;fy'a
Nj. Emily Il Ia4' rHGsoRsz.
BURLESQUR ACTRESS
las achieved the
HIGHEST PINNACLE OF AMERICAN FAME
THE cALIBAN
CALIBAN
MR.. s. HEMPLE
Is nightly received with uproarous accamaon a. the last
illustration of the ''lrrepressible Niger.
THE ADMIRABLE MUSIC,
CHARMING CHORAL EFFECTS,
TUE GREAT SONG
LITTLE MISS FLORA ANDERSON.
elicit 0rSasSsa e hs widest IRysYSs rRRnrxArn
Miss Helen Anderson 3 the Genius of the Union.
In the OF the buresque, the
from the stage to the front Of the theatre
CIRCUMDOMIC BALCONY.
TWO HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
attired
AMAZONS,
SYRENS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATIONS ROrTING
"WEDNESDAY, June 11.-Doube team trottng match
for 81 ,OOO mile heats.
Mr. Colgate ID. g. Ice Pony II. Woodruff 90,
named b. m. Lady Snow driver. -
'1 na nnaPp Blk M g. h Ms Mclaughlin driver. 122
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

The expsdi ion left Hatteras on Wedoe.d.
m"rnIng, the 8 h inst, and entered Cro.tsI
squad early on Friday morning, the 7tb. FLAG.
uiaoeT G"ljsbOrOugh's feet in sdvauce.
Wnen abreast of Pork Point, about IN id wa v
between lhs point and Roa asak Island. a len.
lach gun battery opened on tn feet
a r' conuoisance by the Undervriier showed
mat the enemy had Obsiructed the passage hv
s'nkiRg vessels and driving piles the entire
width OF Or 'aIsn S"und that above this bsr.
rieade were eight gunboars and that in addi
ION to the battery on Pork Point, named Fort
B'rtow, were For Blanchard, four guns. and
ort Hugar. on Weir's Point, four guns. aad
Fort Forest. eighI guns. on Red Stone, on the
west side ct IN" S'une. opposite Weirs Point
sH 0f which bore SO TO play on our fact
should u attempt TO pass the barrcade.
The fleet immediately sdvsnced in three
c1ipmns 10 attack Pork point battery and the
Teoel guDb0ats. AT helfpast elevea the en-.
gagemens became gentral' and in less than an
heur the rebel heet retired, the CurLeu BEING
so mSch disabled tn she was run aground
under Fort F1rrest Our feet now concentro.
ted Us fire on Fort Barlow, at range of three
quarters 10 one mile, which was as nsar ss
iGe water would allow our boats o approach
~ srst the FRI replied vigorously, bat
gradually slackened its fire, The resistance
was, however, stubborn. The flag was shot
away, tne qnafieTs set on FIRE, and The work
Plsughed up by our shells
Absut ? p NJ, Gea, Burnside's forces com.
mehced landing az Ashby's Harbnr, about two
SaIles below Pork Po.sI A rebel fore. OF two
thousand, VITA three pecss, were stationed in
The woods 10 oppose them. Our g1nboa te
sheiied the woods. and scattered the Pebels in
ell directions. Our mea were taken in small
slssmsfs ADD launches as near the shore as
possible. and had TO wade. sinking 10 the mid.
Ole al every step. for upwards of a quarter Of a
Hlile.
Bstwsen three and four s'elock the rebel
Asei retoraed To tie attack vigorously, and m
engagement ensued between il aud sever of
our gspbostl while the rsima iDder kept uD the
tifs Or Fort Barlow. Ia an hour the rebel
gsDboeta retired; the secaBd time several Of
ihem were disabled. Fort Barlow 6red bot
seldom Dow.
Al sIE o'slock Flag. oficsr GsIdsborough
sigasil.d esr Sect TO Withdraw. sfier an &C ion |
eft seven or sigi,t bonrs May Of our gun.
sosts were ggck, but none OF them seriously
dagaged. Taa casualties were three killed
and eight or taI wounded. Msanwhile our
Ia@d forces csnsfpaed the debs srkstion. md Nv
mIdaight we had force Of nsaSly III 900 m en-
sa Roaaosk Island. The enemy we're en-.
srsneass aqg. ths cenire of NJ lsspd. four or
ave milss dlsaai, ,,ls ais -, lsasa = - -.
Al 40. early bsAr on Saturday mornng Gen
Foster coum need % harvard movement. follow
ed by shs snl re- force under Gen, Rene and
Gen Parks. Apnul baIf past eigb5 Geo Fos-
ter came np gth the enemy, dsfsndsd by al
fbsss Eva sssthsesk, asBkst on both sides BY
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

JoHN M. Boris A gentleman lately from
Richn.o Va, allHdes 10 the position Mr.. Bolts
is now placed in: When 10 Richmond "a w
Mr.. Botta Mr.. Bolts lie virtually a prisoner in
his owR honse. When he gets a chance 10
speak he deBouncss the Seces loo Of Virginia.
and that Il was fatal act, and he hopes that
restoration of the Union may be effected.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

The Richmond papers represent that the
Massachusetts, Regiments fought with the most
heroic bravery ct Roanoke Island. and that the
oath was literally annihilsied. This regiment
marched up to battery Oftw 80 psunders and
captured II at the point of the bayonet. The
nre upon their ranks is said to have been mos,
CALLING, but as they were moved down, the
noble IONS Of the cid Bay State closed up their
ranks rushed upon the enemy, and ca ptured
the battery.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

"How high did the water get on your floor 90
was asked of resident of one Of the more fa.
vored localities Of Louisville, KY, after the late
6oed. "JUst high enough to take the starch
out OF my shirt collar" said he. But as if
anxious TO maintain the good sta snding of real
estate in his neighborhOod he added, d" But thea
yeu ksow am a very short maa."
Tbs Boston Transcript says that number
OF gentlemen are about purchasing Ball Noun
tain. VeTment. with view Of trying The expsr.
imebt in DEMONSTRATING the moose The entire
base Of the mountain is to be enclosed by a high
fence The sbject IS to make the moose ser.
Eiceasle in driving singly or by pairs
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

PUSIsHMEET FOR PRoFANIrY.-Ths Ohio
senate has under consideration bill providing
that 1T any person of the age OF fourteen wears
and upwards, shall profaneIy curse or damn, or
profanely swear by the name oil God, Jesus
Christ or the Holy Ghost, or utter, speak or
use any lasclVious or obscene language or words
or shall willfslly make any indecent exposure
OF he or her person, shall be fined in a sun not
exceeding five dollars, nor less than one dollar
for each offence"
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

While onr armies and fleets were sending
LIBERAL supply of balls to the TRAITORS in arms
against their country, the Union people Of
Florence, Alabama, were rendering q compli.
mentary ball to the officers of one of our gun.
boats This is significant proof of the CON.
timed existence Of a strong Unisn sentiment
in the South. Sc says the Press.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
The Victory in North Carolina

First Account from Federal Source Ths
RO"t ofthe Rebels COmpIete-NearIy Three
ThsussnS Prisoners Taken-FederGE Loss
Forty tsoo KiAtd-OE Hundred and Fortv
Wounded,
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Inc snhScrber is now opening. hIs Store OIL Cor.
meree street, Smyrna. very large and welLsssct,d
slock OF BOOTS and SHOES Whish Mess bought for
cash al greatly reduced prices in order TO ini the
imes They consist in part of Ladies' superior Black
Lasiing Caters. with heels, from rs cents 10 81 Is
per pair Ladies Lace Boots from so cents to 81 per
par Mems Calf Boots, quilted bottoms. from S. is
60 ." men Long Boots. from 81 2j to So SO Misses
and ChIldrens Shoes from I2E els 10 so els CsIand
examine for yourselves and you will find the ehesps,t
ana best selected stock Of BooIsand Shoes ever bs
ohe'ed IN tins market. Call soon and YOU will find
us on hand' ready and willing to sell you great bar,
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
The Song ef Oak Hall

The Song of Oak Hall
Hark ye citizens! one and all!
List 10 the song Of the great Oak Hall:
Lsteh' mat ye may remember WE'LL
Learn what Oak Hall proposes to sell.
Ciothes tor the merchant and clothes for his cle,k
SiOInes Tor the farmer doing his work;
Niothes Ter The lawyers. and doctors and such
clothing for English and German and Dutch
Clothes fer the man who is chunky and fat.
Ciothes tor the man who is thinner Ihan thar.
Siothes tor the young, and clothes for the old
Cio'hes sufficient TO keep out the cold
Clothes for the man who travels by rail;
Ciothlng for him who looks after The mail:
ClOthes Tor The man whs loves 10 roam,
Anu cloih'ng for him who stays at home.
Clothing for all good loyal men
Tho want the country TO prosper again;
For every description, great and small,
LASH VIII buy CLOTHES at The graaI OAK HALL
:, @T What an appropriate Christmas or Ne,, Yo,r,
Fresen TO ather. brother. friend or even yourselc
: NICE comfortable CoAT, PANTS or VEsr. Think Of
~ We VIII present TO you far superior inducements
20 make our purchases Of our assortment is nnn
'uaiy arge--onr goods we'll made aud our prices re-
"drNaofy tow. When you come to the civ came
gh snieht TO our store corner of Sixth and MaTkat
ireets, and see for yourself
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Sr ~ Gil OAK HALL.
dsc26-4t "'"ueiPhla'
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
Cat at y. III. Bewlcu's

q,
COMMERCE STREET, SMYRNA. rFT.
where no will convince you that the great talk aLOs,
1"Iion Goods having advanced 80 much is , nr,,,ke
lie WIN sell good Brown MUSLINS from 81 10 ia
cIs per yard superior BleecheG Muslrs from 81 10
- CTS per yo good heavy Cotton ELANNELsal l2i CTS
per yd CAIlcoEs from to l2B els per vd. Auih.r
DRf GOODS IN proportion; call and examine for YOUR
selves and YOU Will be psIectl, satisfied ,haivs
can still buy Dry GoOds al old prices for CASE Cen4
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
Mlddletown Academy
AND
Establishment

FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
rPRINciPAI-REV. J. w. MACBETH, A. NJ.
Late Principal, for Three Years, OF Delaware
City Academy.
Two Assistant Teachers, one Of whom teaches
PIANO and Drawing to Young Ladies atlenIng the
Day School. A full Commercial, Classical and Mnrh
emaiical Education. Terms for Boarding pupIIs mnd.
crate liberal Table the comforts OF ru0me firm bu,
gentle government. The patronage of the SSayrna
pe0ic solicited References to Daniel Corbit Esy
VI Odessa anthony Higgins, Esq, st Georges. SONS
81 whom Mr. Nj. has prepared for the Unlyersity
3I' aiso' 10 Rev. J. c. Thompson, Smyrna, from whom
Circulars can be obtained ~ O"' ''l''
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
DIE: I'd,

On the 18th inst, iD this town, Daniel Wells,
Esq i. in the 75Eh year OF his sgs.
Is Oa the l4ib inst, in this town, LiEzie, second
daughter Of Johs and Susan Miliaway. in the
7ib year of her age. - -. = n.
On ths l4,h iasl., IN saddlsssyiIle, Nd, Jnp
RoPh, Esq.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
A CA r D..

take this method of iDCormins r,v f.rd, and ,Ls
puoc generally that. owing 10 the unsettled stale Of
me country at this time, find that necessity compsls
mo TO change my way in doing business a. they sell
~ pha almost eHcusiveI for cash; and if
Ihe Is gwen is very short, consequently have
determined 10 commence the CASH system iron
tAIs day which will enable me 10 sell Goods oi all
khos al very i"w prlces-hOpng by strict attention
business 10 merit continuance of ny Friends rsIrSA.
Ssc rs' Come ana examine my stock. and will Goa
cash. INN II prSvi ~
Smyrna, Sept 18Th. I6
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
New Passenger Liue
BACON g. HERRING

GO an am selling good prime Shoulder Bacon at
So'S2 % per hundred Side Bacon, clear of bone,
Iot ~ oo per hud.; extra Sugar-cured Hams
a. q, ~ cts, per ib' and good new Herring from
setves' J. II. BEWLEr.
Smyrna, Sept. 18th, 1861.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
Farmers, Look Out.
Guns and Pistols ]

INC subscriber informs The citizens Of snvrna and
the country adjacent that he has nken be Lomsa e
merry oeeuPied by julius Parsauer opposite he o.
rage Factory Of Cahoon q Carruw, on Commerca 81
wpese nss ns y prepared 10 make all kinds or FIRE
AhmS- hiies Maakets, ,Shof.Ciuns Pistols 6c
tie - complete master Of his trade having iea,,.d
the business IN Germany. and worked for some ,,,na
~ the principal establishments in this country ''""
e.. F,''s W hePHiFlng dom .-r9nshi" terms
Jss''sa NICHOLAS GLd diT.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
COMMENCEMENT OF VOLUME XIV.
HARPER'S NEW
MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
FOR DECEMBER, 1861
FOR DECEMBER 1861.

ln unparalleled circulation from month TO month
Siu constant demand Tor hack numbers and comnrte
Sets' e'lhte that HHrpers Magazine meets the wants
oi tne great body of American readers. No change
Nh Iherelore be made inits general character Tie
hiagaAihe contains at least twice the amount of mat
yer ., tne IeadIHg English mOnlhlIes Ii is therefore
70 present the best prod ucIons OF European
NoNeIlsis and Essayisis besides furnishing larger
ahount OF original matter than than is gwen in am
other magazine of tn" day. Each number contains
an amount Oi readisg equal 10 that IN an ordinary oc
IaVo Noume' with abundant pictorial IIluslratu1s oC
Every SUBJECT IN which he artist ad the writer
MORE IMAM seven thousand illustrations have aIresdv
appeared in the Magazine
n ANY number will be sent by mail, post paid for
twenty-five Cents Any volume. COMPRISING SIR
numbers neatly bound in cloth, will be sent hy mail
70 any part OF the United States within 5000 miles ~
New YORK past-Pald, for 50 per volume Comnleta
oeLs VIII be sent by Express the freight at the charge
OF the pufchaser at discount Of twenty-five per con,
from The above rate. TwenIy.th volumes bnund
uSaniiormly' extending from June. 1850, TO Ioyember
1861, are now ready.
lEkMS-One copy one year. So; Two comics one
year 90 lhree or more copies. each 81 and an eYra
'oy gfatls lor every club OF eight su Har
per s Magazine aud IIarpers Weekly Together Corona
year, S4, HARPER e. BHOTiIFRS 'oEo"e
Publishers, Franklin Sqnare, New York
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
TAILORING

The undersgned would most respectfully inf,ru
the citizens OF Smyrna and the surIeunding .a,n,.'
that he has again becomes resident among Them and
has also commence the business ofTAIIORINc IN
smyrna, where he would be gsd to meet ali III ia
frendsand patrons, and all othors who ara ; ~
az having their clother cat and made in Ihe la,, 10
best Styles and PERyEoT FIT guaranteed I'm every
case where they are made under his immediate S,r,c.
tiOn. WM III pAS S.soO-
maya SOS ."sH S"
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
MARRIED,

On the 18th last, by Rev. p. MansaoId,
Jacob Dosghrity and Mary A. scbadwick, both
oi Kent CO., Del. srf
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
For Sale or Rent

Inc I've Stery, commodious DWELLING
on west Methodist ST., formerly occupied by
the undersigned. Apply 10 y
janl6 Wu p cAuOON
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

no person can have excuse for using fluid in
anu; n'h' ld'hps' as we can attach burner TO a small
mud tube TO hurR Kerosene, Carbon and Coal O;i.
81 one forth the cost Of fluid and without fear of
pIpsion' The above burners, for night lights topeh
er win an the newes; styles of burners. with or
"lhout chmneys. TO be had the lowest cash prices
KEROSENE, COAL AND CARBON OILS
hVe hundred barrels also the best Of Ians
ana lamp fixtures Of all kinds. in the city.
flud' Lard aud other lamps altered at The shortest
"O'Ioe. OcI3I- Am
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
Coal q! COGI!

The undersigned will furnish Goa l. al former rates
the ensuing Fall and Winter, Notwithstanding the u.
crease IN Prces by producers swing 10 the srarcu s
miners SO many having enlIsOd.
JkO. w. SAVlN.
OFFlcE-Delaware House. Esps
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
Usage Orange Plants.

Tho subscriber has for sale about so ,ooe osAGE
ORANGE DUCKS. Of a suitable lIxs for setting cal
for Hedges this Fall or next Spring, PersoI shias
" hedge ~ iheIr farms can be accommodated.
Apply 10 t.... -..s STEPHEN ATTIX,
a.. ,a., ..,. s- lse. 4 Near Dowaes ehsFsl.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
GRAVEYARD Lots for Sale

VOICE is hereby given that GraVe-Y Yard Io,s 4.
the New M. +. Cemetery, on The roaS Isod;n dos IN
pnek Creek, are now ready for sale. The lois =. 10
laa on % sun purchasers ia squares Of SO n by 10 n
,;on - sold as whole, Or square, at ihe on
~, VI '"e purchaser For further particulsrs anniy
:" w IT, Collins, } F'
J. u. BEwLEY, SCommit,..
Nov An ,s,r j.R. CLEMENTS,
BLANK NoTRs' Or sale q Ia. c,F6Ss
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
SMYRNA SEMINApX

me public are hereby notified that Mr. Sad. ,,;,I
open school IN SMYRNA, on Methodist 81. donrs
SSoVe eS the M. E. Church, Monday, January iSIh
o%. For further pa. ticulars see cIrcnlars- '0'-
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

For Rent,
Two DWELLING HOUSES on Commerce .,
Jah1o Apply 10 A. STOCKLY.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
DAVID T. SMITHERS-

ENIINI,
GFormerly Student OF w. G. A. BonwelI,1
ohers his services to inhabitants of Smv1na
and vicinity. OFFICE-The room recently
occupied by Miss Sarah West, Main st next
door to the residence of Col. Geo. Davis.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
NOTICE 10 DEBTORS.

Inc subscriber, having sold his stock Of Stoves ans
nnware and discontinued business, hereby noIihs'
ms ioTmer customers that their accounts must he ss
tied at an early day as he is Determined 10 close Them
up as speedily as possible.
ociSl-4t JOHN III. GRAHAM
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
Rhodes Super-Phosphate.

arhers who have not used RhUdes' Super. Phss.
phae are informed that iop.dreSine with this sIuhd.
ara Manure will ennble them 10 nSe their corn laDd
crop.
Rhodes Manure being highly concentrates great
economy can be used in the application, 10 the srrs
For sale by
Get. 18th 6i En1UIN GuII AfHP
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
FOR RENT,
ATTENTIONS!

The subscribers, intending to relinouisb bus
mess. hereby notify a persons indebted TO them
as hrm or as individuals to come forward ana
settle the same forthwith, and thereby 9. 90
themselves trouble. JOHN VAEGASKIN
Jan. 7th, go.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
ON THE HILL!

OsS Tx E7kLA!
Wllllamson's New Store
GE3 is JUST OPENED with new and No.
desirable Stock OF we'll selected Dry f3 7. 4
- Goods, Notions, Ready made Clothing M H.I3
boo's Shoes Queensware, Earthen Tin and SAalaA
wooden ware OF all kinds, superior Sugars CofTees.
cas- spices Moasses, Soap Cand les Fluid Vinegar
Lard Fork, Salt, Bacon BroOlnS, Brushes, Baskets
Iooacco SnpH Segars. Flour, Meal. Corn, Feed. Ii.
quors OF all kinds and everything else that any one
Those who have hefnre dealt with us know that we
nave always Kept the best, cheapest and greatest va
rIety OF Goods OF any other SOrc and we mean To do
SO again. Our country friends all know that tbev
could always do better with ikeir trade at our Sto,e
man al any other IN town. and will find this so still
We respectfully ask call from eyerybodv 10 exan'
me our stock, and they will find we offer greater bar
gains than ever and wilt do hest TO give sats(ac
ton, e 'i"0
, VI Please remember. il is not at the OLD but n,
Ihe NEW Store, whhre the greatest bargains are
}. X. WILLIAMSON, Commerce st.
On the HILL, near the Old Stand
-OA1 Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

BLANK NoTRs' Or sale < tue sf6cs.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
More anol

The above sacrilegious song should never
hare been written. nuch less sung. and we ad.
nit It only to show the enthusiasm that NAV
PerSade the soldiers lifs.-ED.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-26

Der Rebelfn Ie6r ihper gepe1en TT Inb baB
Gee lowUbI wie SadlO0 fir6tetea. DaB Otc
Slelan Den Rua1pf Den ndcbteh Uiorgen ipie~
Der eraeneIn peroe. 96abrenp Der g!aeQt neT
Sdlaht Am Nntietam @reet ipar.n tie 10 b.
lfaftlst, 8erltarfungen auf tbre I6raAen
Yantte su lhafen, SaltrrftiOnen etnjubolen
&C., baB tie Die GOoten uuD Berpunretgn ollein
arf Dem S6laGtfelDe lisBen unD nur wruiee
Off3iere be9ru6en.
Ote SrDre pom WlttttDoh ltA marlhfertig
su maiden lpurpe NIT Breups in Dem gan3en
Nebsueula9er enlightenment. sic ftsuten lih,
baB nit Der Nudp0rtsbepsouug tbre Wlben
In Warpiano bgenDet Ieien. Ste hattgn cine
freunollAe Nufnabme. Shube unD DrooiIto-
nm n Elm gutes Wtnterauartier In 1t nIerem
lGDnen @bamberesburS erpartet. wurpsn aber
lebr enttoul9t, Die Nufnabme. ipsIhe lie gee
t%tunnen haben, nitro tire 2tebe 3l pUiY Marp-
ldnp" lrbr abfIblen.
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