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MISCELL LANEOUS.
War NJ eWs.
FROM BURNSIpE'S ARMY. :

The Army of the Potomac has made no
advance yet, though movement will proba-
bly, not be much longer delayed. In anti
cipation of it, the rebels, it is understood,
have extended their lines several miles fur
ther down the Rappahannock, supposng,
no doubt, that Gen. burnside, when he
does cross the river, will prefer to do so
under the cover of the gunhoats. 1t is be-
lieved, in well-inforined quarters, that Jack
son has arrived near Fredericksburgh, and
has Joined his forces to those already there.
Saturday night was intensely cold, and some
of our troops felt the want Of blankets.
Several deaths from exposure have occurred.
Large quantities of supplies are prevented
from landing at Aqua creek on account Of
the ice, which is nearly two inches thick
The army is, however, provisioned for
twelve days ahead. No movements have
taken place, and many of the regiments art
engaged in erecting huts, although the indi-
cations are that the present quiet will be o
but short Duration
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On Wednesday Mr.. Salisbury, Of Delaware, Of
fcred a resolution calling on the Secretary Of War
to inform the Senate whether DR.. John Laws and
Mr.. Meredith, citizens of Delaware, have been ar
,restsd and imprisoned, and what charges are made
against them and calling for ali the papers relative
10 their arrest, &c Laid over.
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SOLDIERS FROZEN TO DEATH.

The cold on Saturday night was intense, and the
troops suffered considerably in consequence. Six of
our pickets said to have been frozen to death.
The ice on the Potomac, Aqua creek, was near
two inches thick, The roads are hard and rough.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-11

Rev. Mr.. Hill, in his sermon on Thanksgiving
day, argued that drunkenness was National sin
and as SUCH, Is being punished in the terrible Attic
ton that now eVerspFeads the land,
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A body of $50 citizens Of Minnesota contemplated
to take the law in their hands, on Sunday night,
and weIt to Camp Linc,ln, near st. Paul, with the
purpose of killing the Indians confined there, but
they were surrounded aud captured.
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'-AAeA1"' ON'' OI'3
at his Store, Main street, next door to Bank Of
Smyrna, and that
Eusry article is Fresh and Genuine and Of The Best
Quality thgt be procured each Icing selected
Pressly for Physicians Prescriptions and Family use.
Il is his determination to sell everything in his line
at the lowest price.
His connection with the best wholesale houses in
Philadelphia and New York will enable hIm To do
so he therefore respectfully sOeits the Public Pat
ronage. which, by personal attention business
and an accommodating disposition. it shall ever be
his study to deserve and appreciate.
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A spcial dispatch to the Press says that a battle
had occurred on the outpost lines between our ad-
vance and the rebels under john Morgan, resulting
in the defeat aud capture of Col. Mpoes brigade Of
Union troops. Our loss is estimated at CO. which
were left on the field. Morgan attacked Gen, Fry
subsequently, but was driven back.
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AZ GD GD r HE E%- %
Bulletin!

Mince Pie "Fixins"
At B. Cooper's,
Roasted and Green Coffee.
att. B. COoper's.
White and Brown Sugar,
att B. COoper'G,
The Finest Apples.
at ]. B. Cooper's,
Turkey and DandeliOn Coffee.
att. B. Coopers,
Purest Toilet Soap.
att COoper's,
Good Sweet Cider.
att. B. COoper's,
Best Toilet and De.ersve Soaps.
att. B. COoper's
Teas. Spices. Mustard, Pepper and Rabbits Soda.
att. b. Cooper's
Watson's Crackers and Farna Crackers,
att. B. COoper's
MackeIel, Shad and Smoked Herring,
aIJ B. CoOpers
Raisins and Currants.
at B. CoOper's
Best Cheese. also. Tobacco and Cigars.
| nuy2G at Cooper
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DOCTOR A. H. SANBORN
nOvI3tf

Has located in smyrna and respectfully offers bis pro-
sonal services TO the Inhab absnts Of this place and
vicinity. OFFICE-AT TEE HOUSE or DAVID
PLEASINToN, REcErTLY OCCUPIED BY DR.. JNO
A. MOORE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st two doors
above Tschudy's Store, opposite The Rev. Janes b.
Aysrs. myfs-ly
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

The subscriber is desirous Of saying that, being
graduate Of the Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy and
having been engaged in this business for the past
twelve years. a sufficient guarantee OF his ability 10
compound Prescriptions with perfect accuracy also
o them that none but the BEST and REII.
ABLE Drugs and Pharmaceutical Preparations will
ever be used for that purpose.
Bug26 JAS. P. HOFFECKER.
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THE
- va - EEE SD e.
Orders from Headquarters.
BUY YOUR GOODS FROM THE
CHEAP STORE OF
John II. Williamson,

Where you will find a larger assortment and cheaper
than can be found elsewhere. We sell for cash or
trade only. Cali and before purchasing else
where J. R WILLIAMSON,
nov2O Commerce St. Smyrna. Del.
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Notice to Debtors.

Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to
TSCHUDY & COLLINS either by Note, Bond or
Book Account, that said indebtedness must be paid
by December lst, 1862; aud those having open Ae-
eqsnts must o&h sRd CLOSE them iqlgpadsiely.
esPF NS&NE)x' " *Sg1YNS
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Co-Partnership Notice.

The Co.PartnenIhip heretofore eXsting between
Isaac D. Hamilton. William Denney, jr aud VIM. d.
Savin. under the style and firm OF I. d. Hamilton &
Co. expires this dsy by Limitation.
Notice 10 hereby given that the said Co o-PartnershIp
is this day renewed by mutual consent
ISAAC ID HAMILTON,
50 a WILLIAM DENkEY, Js,
MILAN D. sAVIk.
smysas, Nov 90. 1861
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JOSEPH MOORE,

Real Estate Sales Sales Of Personal Property or Of
General Merchandise called, IN any part Of Kent
County or the SIatr, Letters directed 10 MooretOn
Del. will receive prompt attention
nov20 JOSEPH MOORE.
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GOUTHERN NEWS.

The rebels begin 10 show their tribulation regard
Ing the various movements of aur Infccs, land and
naval In the Richmond Papers Of Saturday there
several items which clearly Indicate this. Tie
most important Of these tue statement that our
forces under Gen. Burnside have commenced cross
ing the RappahannOck at Port Royal that there was
brisk sklrmishing in that vicinity on Friday morn
ing, and that the general aspect of affairs indicated
that battle would soon be fought. 1t is also stated
the Yankees at Suffolk last week ein'orced,
the number now there being thirty thousand, who
arc 10 move against Petersburg, while the force a,
Newbern, y. C., is 10 operate simultaneously against
Wsdon. We also have the statement from the reb.
els that national feet of twenty vessels sailed from
Hilton Head Friday last, supposed to be aiming
at GeorgetoWn or Wilmington, n. C., while mum
Der of large vessels have been passing Charles
ton going goathward-supPo.ed to Le bound for Mo
bile,
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REMOVAL.

The subscriber having purchased the store.hsuse
formerly occupied by Edward Beck, COMMERCE
ST., nearly opposite Bearnc's Bakery, has removed
his entire stock Of Goods and place of business to
that stand, and is prepared to offer great in
ducements to the public. A prominent feature Of
inducement is that he, at the time, purchased
THE LARGE, WELL-SELECTED, WELL
ASSORTED STOCK or L. BECK,
which were bought before the enormous advance Of
Domestics, and all other kinds of Dry Goods, and
therefore Gun he sold at nearer
OLD PRICES
than his competitors. Another impulse to sell low
is that by throwing the two stocks together is
stocked and must reduce. We would call attention
particularly to his large stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
purchased at auctiou, IN Philadelphia for cash.
Also the largest aud best assorted stock Of Fall and
Winter
gA5 - "a VA7TA -M@@@
ever offered in this market, which will positively b
| sed at " old prices"
| / earnestly invite examination by the public
of my large and we'll assortrd stock befOre purchas
ing their Fall and Winter Goods, knowing that i
will be greatly 10 their advantage.
noV6 JOSEPH Ii. PRIMROSE.
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MONUMENT TO CoMMoDpRE JONES AND DR. TLToS.
--Thursdny was concluded t!e contract between
Messrs. William Candy and Edward Belts, the sub
Committee appointed by Admiral Dupont and Capt.
Giles, for the erection of monument the re-
mains Of the Delaware Naval hero Commodore
Jacob Jones, who now lays il the Wilmington Gem.
stery. This monument is being erected pursuant to
an ACT of the last Legislature, Admiral Dupont aud
Captain Giles, who were appointed for that purpose,
being unable to nttrnd to it ON account Of their
duties in the navy, have, as we have said above.
deputed Messrs. Ca"by aud Bctts to attend to the
matter tor them.
At the same session Of the Legislature an apPro.
priaton was passed for erecting "A monument over
tie remains of DR.. Tllton Of this city, who wui
Surgeon General of tie Continental Army at the
time Of the Revolution. DR.. Askew has This monu
Jncnt in charge Chicken.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
Hardware Store.
Building Hardware.
FARMING EMPEEMENTS

comprising in part Locks. Laiches. Bolta, Screw
Hinges. Nails, Sash, ChIses, Augers. Weighs, Al.
HaIchets &c,&c
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CUTLER r Y

such as Shovela, Spades, Birdie. bits, DrawIrg KI
Saws, Srythes, ~ith all other Tools desiruLl
Farm dse.
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u. y. Internal Revenue


Dover, November 10Th, 1861.
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After few other formal maiters ne NEE ing
which was exceedingly orderly throughout, ther
separated.
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Arrival Of Rick and Wounded Soldiers.

The hospital steamship Daniel We1rter, Capt
Blethen anigod AT this po, Yesterday morning from
Harrisonr Landing and Fortress Monroe, bringing
~ lick toldicrr to the Sanitary Commission. She
left iarrsons Landing Aug. II, at 2:30 p M; an
chorod Of Newport News that night, and at Fortress
Monroe at 30 IA. m. OF the l5b-caying there those
that were conyslesconi-and sai ed AT Is Tor New
York, arriving 1T this port at $50 a. Size brings
the following passengers:
MAJOR r. 4 Cl'tS Oh and scfvau' Rev J. O. Sloan Mrs
Col barlow. Nh. Lee. Ni.. Haii
Med al 81 DIR. N-son Drafe Surgeon n chafgs Dr.
J. g. Ry,fson and l.. ID. L.ys. as.ifisuis
4 reyerl-y, ComLi's.ry A. H. stAriwesiheI Assistant
CoufDis.aly.
-Four deaths have occurred on the passage viz
Rolandorf Sytle Of Go. c. sJth PenT sylvania Vol.
uitcers, Constantine Olger, Co. G., 61ih Ohio No.un-
eer.; Jacob Stark, Go. |. 81 AewJersey Volunteers
Samuel Thomas, Go. C., 93d Penney lyania Volun-
leers
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MORE MERCANTILE PATRIOTISM.
The liberal offer OF Lathrop,' Ludngton Co..
ha. produced numerous duplicates. Oar merchants
are alive To the Necessity OF reinforcing our doci-
mated ranks.
Aug ID. 1892.
Keen dollar. bounty each will b. paid at our ohce T.
young men, whO viii before The %At iiat leave
their n,ncs yi1 ,gnying their ltenii 10 ehlfs 81 e
I'M Scsles brigade IN Gen Merghers ltish bngad" Tie
money will be- paid such parties only who have lct their
names at oar office, aYd upon pcsrntoao Of cellatcs a
,b,y have been duly sworn ia. NINko, SMITH 60"
nILLnoUSE LIGHT INFANTRY.
The Rev. DIR. Francis Mansfield, m kpiscopalian
has been appointed Chaplain OF TIE liihouse l.. Sht
Infantry the color rcg iment 81 the Empire Brigade.
MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS.
Dr. McDougal Las received the appointment Of
Medical Director at tins STATIC DR.. John Il
Mccartney, late OF the Cly Hospital, has been ap-
pointed an Assistant Surgeon in the United state,
Army and ordered to ilarrsons Landing.
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS.
-Four companies Of this regiment ARE nearly ready
10 be mustered into service. The second company
Of L" Monitors have already SO men enrolled, and
third will to-day be commenced. Mr. Stewart l..
Woodford is raising fourth company on the east
cru eld VI Long ls!and lac nas been tendeIed =
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E0CAE MILITARY MATHEWS.

OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE.
Dispatches have been received AT this Office rea-
tive to those egiments ordered to leave for WASH
ingon. The following will probably start this
week.
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RttLrs PuRcHlsED.-The four thousand iHes
captured ON the Prize steamer Nassau, h"'' '''-
purchased W The Governments
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M fnllnminr me lhe nnmes of the sick:

w lNttNh ~ ~ fff'
q. McOoycru. 4 q Ia.
Ia F.ushurg. I. ~ y. Y.
l.. q. Jsiifrys. Is. ~ Pa
I.oui. h. Collins. u 30 Pa
John y. Sexton. A. q Pa
John Msusafs \. 2j Ia.
Patrick Mclaughlin. u - v 7
Corp. n A.Dr yrupurt. A ~ Ia
Mm. !. Wills. A, p Pa
=. A. Sherman. X, % Pa
u. ). ksue,y. l.. = Pa.
Corr. " Patterson. a, - IA.
Koht Craven. I. | Pa.
Iorfis sullivan. g. . Mas.
Patrick i.ary. l.t 4. ;. Chas.
Thos flaming, l., II y. }.
Nofiis Nelson l., = Pa.
4. A. Penney. ID. 81 Pa
T. A Donough, = ~ y Y
TBOs. Sinister. !. l. y. \
.lolm Lacey, q 81 Ind.
Sergt L.E.lhayoT. h. ~ Ny.
stephen Lucore. =. ~ r..
Selgt. !. bowmen. Is, 3 Ia.
,S-Igt j hiillr X y Pa
.ia.. kinney. r.. oil Pa
Corr " E.J -cobs. h NJ Nich.
4. T.. kester. r. sra Res
Jo.i. & blanchard. \. 81 Ia.
John Comedy. X q ~. Re,
J.. J.. Jac. u. lIU. >. Inl
hoe. short 9, > ia. Cav
vs.. ID. Cohrld. - / Rrft. : 8.
Martin Gilmore. Is. II y y.
Drnnis Llh-y. ID. Il y. y.
Jos. How arm. Is. IT, Mich.
iona. liiipaIt y, % ia.
Oiiv-f ljennett, IA. IL Pa.
Jane. Hayes, II. o. Ohio.
{ Ans. Jr.lers h., D. ONO.
l.tsc Hathaway. u, : Mass.
James Holden. r. : Mas.
Lafcrm Weber. O. 20 Mich.
Peter " rnd-l. A. ~ Mich
Jonn ke,ter, a. 10 Men.
Nm. t.sIi, \, - n. /.
John kyEn.
iaia.l ,unnirgham l., ! Ia Il
Ira HoWen. J. N3 r..
ChsTirs l'lsnt. T.. 3 ~.
VIM " Mott. {. - u y.
John Kssan. Is. . Mas
H. y tofbes. II Ia. Reserve.
John NJ. Palmer. u. . Mas.
4. u. Mnol a, Me. Drag.
10. Finley, u. iN. J.
Ssnl Van Sic, T. - lad.
Ch.s Richard. q. lgll : Inf
il-nry Peterson. ID. loo y. \.
los. u. kou. u, 10 ~. !.
Vim. Boots. |. 8 IN. Cav.
- ". Walker, /, z III. Cav.
VIM. Gonipertr. ~, - y. Y.
" 4. " hcciock, ~, ~ ". Y
Hici. Rockefeller, -. 10 ~ \.
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SMI1II
The u. s. Transpcr; AKowamiiL arrived on Sat-
urisy at this port from james River, with fck and
wounded soldiers belonging TO the army of Gen
Mcclellan. Nearly all tue patients are III of typhoid
fever, and the diseases incident to camp-liie and
fatigue. The.Anowsmith lay for some time III the
stream opposite Governors Isand, and subsequently
proceeded to Newark, landing her passengers at the
Government Hospital there. We publish below
Int Of the soldiers
NEW-yORk REGIMENTS.
EIGHTH ARTILLERY.
J. W. Bfom1eld, Go. !, 4. ". Cornell
Robt. " bite. Go. l, VIM. A. Hut
} sucs IL. FsIleD, ". 4. }. AsDplss,
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WIN. Carr, Co. q, N. McCormick,
George Refenburg Co. B, A Whnock'
John Jersey, Andrew JeI.ey'
FIFTERrTH REGIMENT.
James Beatty, Go. ID.
SIXTEENTH REGIMENT.
IL Main Co ID, A. Bsssett. Co. l.
G. z. Barnes. Co. b, T. parnet.er, Co. b,
Jobn Ford Co. B, A. Beach Co. Is,
- TIT. A. Keflersop, Go. +.
SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT.
T. Netting Serst, Co. q, INV. Hubbard Co. X,
= Kiny,r Co K +. Graves. Co. X,
4 w bsuon Corn Co K Robt Croft, Co. Il,
J. Eurns Corp Co B. }. Hesly, Co.
W. II. Lee, Co. B, IT, r. Zoe, oo r.
THiRTY.sIxTH REGIMENT.
-. Lecchheid, Co. J.,
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That il the sentiment tIat vervades every hear in
tvs assembly. let us be united, and cur succefs
cannot be doubtful The war must be prosecntcd.
There IL no stopping short. We cannot know, and
II T. useless conjecture, What may be IN the intuie
Dnr business is with O-dav. The events o. tO-inoi-
row mu,, be lett 10 tomorrow. AZ we approach
ueayer 10 the end, we shEi be better able 10 Judge
what that cad j. 70 be- In the mean time lei IN o.
anticipate, but leave the end 10 the God Of hations
Now j, the time 40 enlist; now, TO hght call j,
made for 600 900 men, 20 raise our force III TIE held
To aulliOn aud TO crush ont III once and forever tbs
yyicked rebellion. Shall respond 10 THIS call
That 10 now the question. There II sOmeiing said Of
drafting; that army Is to be hled up 10 the re-
quired lumber by means Of coDscrIpts. " by, every
an in the French army II cOnscnpt and what bet
ter soldiers are there in the world Wei, then, II
there be difficulty, let tie draft c&ne and say draw
ne as room "a you please You Tau 90 II TOO Soon
Loud cIeels. | may he too feeble; but n0Lwih-
standing II I can find no one stronger tnah am u
take my place, am ready 10 30 myself doh
want 10 volunteer but If the country calls me, and
it falis to my To-, am prepared to CO. by the bles-
ring OF God, J will DO INV duty. Cheers.l lDe
oOnscrpl has ibis advantage oyerthe volunteer, that
he has not him@ei 10 blame for any disaster tina,
may Dei4ll hlm. have heard but won't believe
1.-THE older / grow, the better think Of human
Dature-l won't believe thai there is any man IN
West Farms, 10, nor IN The city, who would b4bely
leave u iOr the purpose Of eyading the draft II 20,
II there be one here present, who would be incued
10 80, let him reflect Oh the words have aGdiee
sed to tLis meeting | hope, however, that in West
Farms there viii be no necessity 10 draft. ! hope
that Il greater alacrity will be shown TO volunteer
az tna, the iul quota Of men VIII be obtained with
out drafting. Our daty will be 10 contribute out Of
our means such sum Of moLey IA 10 necessary 10 In
demnIy hose who 20 forward in our places They
are 10 patriots WHO will not do 30. We are bound to
give according 10 our means, and if we do this, we
can easily indemnify those who 20 TO fight for us the
battles Of our country. want TO sec this done in
faith that we mus, succeed; for succeed We must
VIII never believe lLat tDe Slsgs ALI SIipes as det.
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MISCELLANEOUS REGIMFSrs.
Alexander Richter. Co 4 Bcrdsn SHAREHOLDERS.
GuiGyc BRAND Co -. rrrdan Sht pshooters
y. r.. Actrr. Go. H. Mounted kfes
Sc!gt. =. Miller, 90. ID. luth Michigan.
The soldiers We're consigned by Dr. Bradley, L. =.
A., to the Of Dr. Janeway, OF Newark Hospital.
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At Home.
EI- We were grati6ed at visit, the
past week. from Col. LAKE, OF the eth,
who returned home on Wednesday last,
on short furlough. bringing with him
a number of sick, whom he saw safely
disposed of at their homes. Those Of
our own companies, whom he brought.
were OLIVER BRAY, JOSEPH RUSSELL and
MORGAN BOONE. He reports the two
former seriously i'll, the latter GONZALES
cent. JED is looking bronzed and rug
ged, showing that the fatigues of camp
life prove decidedly wholesome to him.
The remaining six companies of til, eth
have gone to Cairo by rail, from Prairie
du- CHEN, and will in a day or two be
on their way southwark, to join either
RosECRANs or GRANTS division. The
particulars Of the trip TO Mile Lac, will
be found in our correspondence. Col.
LAKE left yesterday morning TO join his
command.
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To Delinquents.
~ While we hear our merchants
speaking with great cheerfulness Of the
briskness Of their trade, tie plsntitude Of
money among US. and the disposition on
all sides, to pay cash for purchases
made, we cannot but be reminded that
there are a good many Of our friends
who do not extend the rule of cash pay
msnts to ourselves. Whether this is be.
cause our accounts are so small that they
are deemed Of a less pressing nature than
others, or whether their amount causes
them to be overlooked entirely. it is GER
taiuly true that their neglect to make US
= participant in the cash system is very
inconvenisnt and very unjust TO us. We
have not yet discovered way whereby
~s can pay promptly, except through the
medium Of prompt receipts, and We feel
sure there is no other way. We are
therefore compelled to remind our friends
that there are no demands against them
that need settling any worse than our
own, and consequently that mono should
be earlier thought of. Everything in
use in our business is advancing greatly
in price. and justly warrant, and really
require. that We should also raise the
price Of our paper, This we shall strive
not TO do. But to prevent the necessity
we want every subscriber to pay. and to
pay promptly. We don't believe tina,
there is ono Of our subscribers who can
not pay us the small amount he owes US,
and pay it now. We hope he will do it
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Academy.

Academy.
re- Messrs BALw1N 4 CALVIN pur-
pose, if encouragement enough is given
them, TO open, about the LIST Of the COM
ing year, in this place, an Academy for
instruction in the ordinary and higher
branches of English studies. Such a
school is much needed here, as is evi.
dent from the number Of scholars sent
from this County to schools elsewhere
We want school intermediate between
our public school and the College, q
school in which our larger boys could
finish course of English studies. We
think such an Academy. we'll conducted
would be literally patronized, and we arr
glad to know that its establishment is il
prospect. Messrs B. & G. will in
form the public more in full of theii in.
tentions and plans.
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Wood.

w OO0s
GE What good Samaritan among our
many subscribers will bring US good
load of good wood. Some fellow, not
having the fear of the Lord, or proper
appreciation Of the sacredness of the
rights OF Printers, before his mind, sold
us a load of green Eastwood the other
day by calling it soft maple" We
will guarantee that Old Nick -
will get that fellow. and that his lot will
be hard one. He'll probably be re.
quired, down below, to make fire oil
green Eastwood, and we guess that will
bother him some. Or he may be set on
the southeast side ofpandemonium, while
a northwes wind blows Eastwood smoke
in his eyes, and down his throat We
guess then he will have little apprscia-
ton of the sin he committed against us.
You cant cheat the printer and escape
condgn punishment, mind that.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Nicut. Lewis.

Licut. Lewis.
EW- In answer to letter Of inquiry
addressed by DR.. WARNE to the Surg
con of the Keokuk Hospital, we learn
that Lieut.. LEwrs's wound is doing very
well. and that he is in favorable condi.
ton. He is, however, troubled with an ex-
hausting diarrhea. His brother is with
him, and he is receiving every attention.
Several delicacies were sent him by Dr.
w. in the large box Of hospital goods
sent the past week to Keokuk by the la.
dies of the Aid Society.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
OVER $3.50 IN USE /!

Actual veritable No difficulty In
sugar may be made making sugar on
upon tn. Y. Tri Cooks Evaporation
lbunc, Feb. is, 1861 IN. Y Evening
Spoke we'll of it Pest
last winter. Fur. Another Y ar's
Ither knowledge practice has con-
confirms our good ,firmed the claim set
opinion of it. rSame up for this inven.
paper, Oct. Is, 1860 tion as being the
only reliable sugar
making Evaporator
lin use.-[ Field Notes
They have pleased when in use, and
their use is now about rs extensive
as tn cane is grown.-Prairic
Farmer.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Clothes Line Thieves.

We learn that last night some scamp
or scamps robbed the families of Messrs
EDGEcoMB, JOHNSON and JosLIN, of a con
siderable amount Of clothing. which had
been left out during the night on the
lines, to dry. 1t will be well to keep q
lookout for these thieves, and 10 give
them few opportunities of this kind.