davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-28

ha,lotsP Arouse, friends. and drive back
from our soil the infamous invaders OF our
homes. and the disturbers Of our family ties.
G. r. BEAUREGARD. Gent Comd'g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-28

A STEAMER Rus orr ~ NEORoEs.--The
Charleston papers state that FIVE negroes
took The steamer Planter from the wharf al
the city to the Yankee fleet on Tuesday
morning last. They gave the proper sis.
mails a. they passed The forts. There were
SIX cannon on board. The officers Of The
boat have been arrested for neglect Of duty.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

IhE TAX BILL BEING PERFECTED is IN.
esfss0od that the tax bill is asw beiag perfested
In It's details by the Committee Of Ways and
MsaRs' In Congress. 1t proposes a moderate
rate OF taxation on most of the articles Of ne.
cessary consumption, with higher rates on dis
'iiied liquors and other articles OF luxury, on
isgacles and ProbaNs, on passengers by rail-
rSaus and other conveyances, newspapers and
'elegraphls messages. From these sources,
'aken In connection with the tariff on ina ports
IL ls confidently expected, after the most care.
lui investigation, that the Government will de-
rive an annual revenue of at least $3.50, ,OOO,.
OOo. This tax bill will give TO the United
states Bonds sure specie paying securlty,-
The Committee have also considered the sinh
Jec' OF a National banking law, which will re.
qnire the deposit OF United States stock as So.
CURLY Tor the bank notes hat are circulated a.
currency.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
Written for the Smyrna Times
Letter from Willow Grove.
W1LLow GROVE DEL LIN n

Willow GROVE. Del, Jan. 81, 1862.
The last day Of January! What emotions
OF Joy or sorrow crowd the mind Of every
Thoughtful mover on the scale 81 cxisrance.
when a day, month, year is past, and forever
numbered with that which was, but can never
be The time. whether improved by making
ourselves and fellows better and haaDier. or
misPens in trivial amusement, idlcness or dis
slPaton, is past and the character Of the emo.
tlon we experience depends upon h0u The time
has passed with each.
Our chrOnicler ofthe wea her shows record
OF rain, slush aud mud, unequaed by any month
within the period Of his noting.
Our Supervisor Of marriages can tell tall,
OF unprecedented success in his line of busiacss
Our immediate ASSOCIATION comprises an area
OF about SIX ~ lies In diameter. and within lha,
space are twelve new v married, appy cou pies.
tor the month of January. Cupid has been on
a special visit TO our locality and iymeu has
erected his altar IN our rldst for the special
benefit OF his favored devo'ees. If there he
any girls IN your locality, Mr. Editsr, who are
ready and willing to marry" just send them
along down here, and the matter can soon be
consummated C.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
The Sunday School Concert.

Ihe concert. announced to take place in {
previous issue, for the benefit of the M. F. San
cay School Library, in this town, held last
thursday evening, was of a very credita oil,
character, and well attended, nstwithslandin q
the lnclemency Of the weather aRd conseouen,
horrible condition of the streets, thereby pre-.
venting many from attending whe otherwise
would have been present.
Inc church was, thanks to the ladies,w he ara
e'er ready to assist by their prsssRee in eyerv
good word and work, modestly bat tas,efully
decorated with eVergreeSs, and large platform
erected across the body of the house, from side
10 SIDE, for the accommodation of the SINGERS
scholars &c.
Ihe vocal music was accompanied by the piano
at which Miss Elite Z Jermaa presided win
much cradlt 70 herself and all concerned. The
exercises consisted Of twenty-fo pieces OF
which fifteen were sung BY the chior, as solos
trios' quarIeIies, cAsruses, etc., FIVE by the
school, and four by the infant class. and one
by class of young misses.
After Prayer by the Pastor, the exercise.
were opened by the chorus and refrain of " Oh
List the Song we Slag Tonight" creating
Gems derabie admiration, and followed by /" A
Happy Greeting TO ALL" by The infant class,
whIca evldently showed, by the admirable time
preserved IN singing and the happy faces ofIhe
little ones, that they had been well instructed
bo'h 10 singing and general good behavior, and
were indeed happy themselves in the greeting
50 cheerfsily gwen to the audience. The school
though not entering into the exercises with the
eagerness that might have been expected and
desired By their instructors, nevertheless did
quite well; the most difficult PIECE" Bime
BONE, Bell"--was, however, executed with
credit, fully realizing the expectations Of their
Instructors. The Old Log Hut" sung bv
Class 81 larger girls, was well executed and
deser7edly admired. The singers, for the mos,
part, compose the church choir-John Fl. HoE
lecker and lady, Mrs. Lydia Mcdowell, Misses
). }. Stevenson, Fannie c. Culbreth, Caroline
Currow. Rachel Wilson, soprano voices: Miss
SailIe e. Collins, alto; VIM. H. Baggs, princi-
NPal bass, assisted by J. H. jefferson and |. ID.
Hamilton. The tenor, (by the Ieader,) alto and
bass singers, frsm the character of some of the
pieces, had to perform mere than The others,
and although the programme was OF considera.
Ole length they went through it without any
apparent defects, giving soul and animation 10
the music Among all the pieces the audience
seemed particularly Pleased, from The character
OF the music and the effect Produced with the
Dream OF Home," I" The Best Time TO be
Happy and Sing" The Cradle Song of the
Poor" 81 The Maltese Boatman's Song" and
Strike the Cymbal."
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
The President and the War.

The Hon. Mr.. Dven, a member of Congress
from New York, in a letter written fer publ.
cation, says that the President stated the other
day In his presence that there was probably
but one man IN the esuntry more anxisus for
battle than himself, and that man was McClel.
Ian. "The President repudiated, in words OF
wllherlng rebuke, the charge that ho or air
Seward o. Gen. McClellaa were tamperiac a..
delaying or that they iadulged any thought of
eAdIRg the war by any means ether than the
oa'tle neId' The mastery inactivity which
some have represented as the fixed policy ofthe
General Commanding, is thus authentcalIv
rePudated; and the charge of trifing or play-
ing with so monstrcus a thing as this rebellion.
on The part Of the responsible conservatives OF
the Government, is put at rest by the President
himself. lie knows, as we'll as any one else.
that holhlng but hard, sharp, quick, everwheI
ming blows against this rebellion will ever ro-
store unity or peace to the nation; and with
him In this opinion the Cabinet and the Gen.
erals whom he has appointed entirely agree
Having this belief, there can be no doubt that
the blows will be dealt as soon as it is possible
to deal them. Those semi Secessons,s who
abuse Congress, and the Press, and the army.
and the great bedy ofthe people, for their stron
desire for active operations, Should turn their
criticism upsn The President and the General.
In-Chlef command; for there is but enc man in
the country more anxious for battle than The
President, and that man is Gen. Mcclellan.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
The Prospect,

TIE belief seems genera that but far the Asr.
nsis esHdItiOR Of the weather we should, ere
'As have had important sad perhaps decisive
nssswents along our lines. The indications
are that We shall soOR hear despite the weather
'ast heavy blows have been struck.
Generals Lane and Huater are hurrving On
'as'r expedition to complexion as fast as psssi.
Die asd bsfsre many weeks will lie 90 their
~ay to Texas. We canHst help tho antcpa
Stsaliifging success from this peculiarly West
cru movement.
TAsre is an Important movement IL, Missouri.
d'V'siOn has moved uuSsr Gsn Davis, ecu.
ssiHg Of kse regiments, with Two batteries and
thrss companies of cavalry. Aasihar aivisisa.
sndsr Gea. Tarnsr, was about msvjag. We
90 act see Why Missouri shsuld not seon be
swept clear Of ths rebels.
10 ksalosky, the right wing Of the rebels is
eSmPlsisly broken and the vay spsn into East
Tsansssee. sao we hear that Gen. Thomas il
preparing to take advantage of this. Il is ssea
ia''@aied that the rebels may lesve Bowling
Sresa wiihsut fight. II they do, or if they
are bsatsn there, Kentucky will be swept cIea
OF Fsbsliisa. tor C0lunbus cosld not, in ths
Ease, held cut against 10000 mea, which
woals be bFsnght sgsinst il.
Cedar Ksys. ia FIsrids, are just taken
ffsm ihis poiat there lie rsilsoad communication
20 all imPsFlsnt psiats in FlsridA and Georgia
The fsr1ises'ioas st Key West are being
s'Fsng,hesed. The Niss,y-frst New YorI
hrglmsAs has inss bsen lsHdsd, in addilioa Il
~. troops Prssiousy ihete; apd Gel lrwin'
rsaasylssnnn Regiment 10 sndef orders to q
70 the ssnls painL Tho Gulf 10 10 be spryegnd
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

ed with cOrdsn lrsm Galveston 10 the Floridu
I keya.
We hear from rebel newspaper, thas a pOr.
'lon OF the Federal feet has got between Ferl
Fulsski sud Savannah. That both this and
Charles;on can be taken we have no doubt.
Nsthlng wesId go elevate the morale of the
North as successful effort there.
Burnsids's expedition is not seriously Injured.
and we wait almost impatisnlly to hear what
shall be accomplished by it's one hundred and
twcnt ships. Then there are Porter's mortar
expedition, and the gua.boats on the Mssis.
sippi.
II ls clearly the pslicv Of the Government
10 asize the railroads Virginia is laid waste.
It's supplies are received by The East Tennessee
and great Southern railroads. If now. Gen.
Thomas can seize the one and General Burn.
side the other, the VlrglHia army must scatter
or fight.
We certainly are anxious that eur troops
should all be lat loose on the enemy, and we
are encouraged by the outlook of the pressn;
mement. The general movement along the
whole line, it would seem, cannet be much
longer deIayed-The wheather permitting.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
The Legislature.

The Legislature is still in session, tEouph il
Is supposed ii will adjourn this week. Nothing
has, as yet, beeA done with the Direct Tax
question, the committee not having reported a
bill. There is s'reng party in favor Of lsav.
ing the Government coIlsct the tax. The bill
reVoking The Lottery Grant passed the Senate
Sy vote of 6 to Shaving previously passed
The House. This, fer the present, settles the
question in this State. Now there SHOULD be a
Ia" passed TO enforce the penalty. that shsuld
prevent sHy drawing in the future. Dir. AID.
P'eton offered bill last week which passed the
House, providing for al amendment to the con-
s''tutlon Of the State. prohibiting the granting
Of any Lottery within this State hereafter.-
There seems TO be no doubt expressed as to its
passage by The Senate. 1t will be necessary.
however, for the ratification of the amendment.
that 1t receive the sanction Of the Governor,
and be again passed by the next General As
sembly By thres-fsurihs vote.
strenuous effort has been made again This
session to change the name OF Smyrna Station
20 Clayton, which was defeated in the House
on Friday by only one majority. The result
was similar in the effort 10 change the name Of
Townsend to Lancaster. The vote in both of
the above cases is said to have partaksn of a
political character.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

The New York Assembly has done the right
thing. 1t has passed resolutions favoring di.
rect tax to pay interest on the debt of the Gov
ernnent; a shaking fund for the reimbursement,
of princlpnl, and generally expresses the cheer.
ful willingness Of that State to sustain her
share Of the public burdens. The resolutsps
declare that. in the jungement of the Lsgisla.
ture, the United States Government could ney.
er be sujectsd to any probable rate Of interest
or depreciation in the value of it's stocks 90
damaging TO its credit and so injurious to the
people as the Obtaining Of fusds by the ennis.
sien Of Government paper to be make IegaI
tender between debtor and creditor, r BY the
creation Of a stock without specific security
for the prompt payment of Interest and the ui
innate redemption Ofthe prinsipsl. The latest
news trem Washington waa, notwithsta ndiDg
the manifestations of opposition to the LegGL
tender and paper payment efinterest features
OF the project Of tho Ways and Means Commit
tee, that the bill wsnld psss the House.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
COR RESP ONDENCE.
For the " Smyrna Times.
Letter from Salisbury.
SALISBURY, MD. Feb. lst IS6,

SALISBURY, MD, Feb. Ist, 1862
Mr.. Editor Dear Sir :-Sal,sbury is still
IN the same place, improvements are nearly
at stand, but there will be several new build
ing erected this year, including a large ho,el,
which Is greatly needed in our town, as We
have had but one since the FIRE. Business is
quite brisk with the merchants, who are selling
great many goods. | have seen money NOR.
plentiful! than 1t is at this time. Major Tuwn-
sand made his appearance on last Saturday.
and assure You that there w~s more than ore
soldier looking anxiously 10 receive Crcm him
mere ct the "ready down." Ia the afternoon
ne paid visit TO Col. Wnliace'6 regiment, and
before hight the "grcen backs" were Ayinp
over town, and the boys" seemingly had f =
gotten that they were Uarce Sam 5 bows Rn.
Inc day passed oft pniet'y, and the men went
'FeIy but sosery to their encampmeGt, wl,b
SONS few exceptions. | must add that Col
W., his ,>1cers and men are much esteemed
by the ciuze~s Of our town. Some If he So
ceshers, however, says that we have 40 use
for them i'll our cou%tY, lut G Union men
think that they have been ard still are of use.
Tor they have tendency id keep down tho
ultra part Of jeff Davis men, 10. | am sorry
Ie say, have an existaEce in our tCwn
On Wednesday, night, about l | O'Clock, 1l0
soldiers under Command Of Capt. Kane, took
the cars aud paid the town of Laurel, Del,
Wis I, and when the morhing dawned The citi
zens found themselves entirely surrounded by
soldiers, but as they had been favored with a
visit by Uuncle Sans men before, who had
taken few OF Jeff's men to Fort Warren. they
expected This expedition was for the same puf
pose, as some Of the Unionists had been threat.
ened 6y these same men since their release and
return. The celebrated Frost, who has bee n
Hh'lI recently incarcerated in Fort Warren
was very much frightened, and says he would
rather die than be arrested again. We think
the VISIT OF the soldiers v i'll have rood eff G,
Capt. Kane has lost another soldier, name,
frazler, making the fifth that he has lost. Ht
mas been very unfortuI ate with bis mep. bu,
the health ofoiticers and soldiers is yery oc,4
at this time
Chaplain Pouson's health has grss1Ig i'm
proved ne is out, and always ug4ged-neyer
wearles IN doing good. We thnk that be is
the man for the effice he has charge Of.
Chaplain Vaughn Smith, of Col. Purnelr.
Legion, Is on visit to his family. He reports
thI"gs very favoraby down in Dixie.
Loyal STATE.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

BAD WEATHER.--The mouih of January.
which has just closed, will be remembered 90
the month Of storms II is said there were only
five days in which the sky throughout csntin.
usd clsudles1 Februsry seems TO have set in on
the same princi ple--ran, snow, slush and mud.
On Monday the snow commenced falling early
10 The day, and continued until the next morn.
ing--the snsw falling 10 the depth of five or
six inches. The consequences was on Tuesday
general turning out Of the sleighs, making
the d ir nelodious with the merry jingle Of the
bells; the beaus and bellies enjsying the deligh,
of gailiag out oscs mare hugely.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

INPRoVEMENrs.-Mr John II. Bewley ha,
had erected on South st., neat and verv pics.
" arranged dwelling for two families.
Charles Barnes has erected on Frazier 81, q
comfortable frame dwelling, for his own sccu.
pancy.
"m '. GreeVes has taken down the ten. pin
al'ey and worked it ints dwelling, on Frazier
ST. Intended fer four families These building.
VIII greatly improve that part eff the town.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

CASE OF Lock Java ueore wsnan of,bis
Town "amed Sally White, died last week of the
terrible disease known as tetnaus or locked inv
ABOUT week previous, while cutting piece
o' meat she accidentally cut elf the end of her
thumb. Care enough was not taken with The
"eund' and 1t grew worse, untli tetanus set in.
and' when the doctor was sent for, be prououn.
ced her case hopeless, and she died shortly sC
ter.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

The two Commissioners appointed BY Secrs.
tGry stanton to proceed to the South to look
after the welfare OF the National prisoners
Bishop Ames and Hon. HamiItoaA Flsh-are
still in Washington, in consultation with the
Government and with Mr.. Ely, as 10 the proper
course to pursue. 1t is understood that thew
have been directed to inforn the rebel go,era.
ment that the captured prIvateersmcn have
been placed upon the footing of prisoners Of war,
thus lnsuring an amelsratioR Of the cotdl,len
OF Col. Cereoran and the other hostages; and
further, it is further believed that they will
oe authorized to negotiate for a general ex-
change OF prisoners. a dispatch from Boston,
announces that three hundred and eighty six,
rank aud file, and eleven officers, rebel prieo
nerS, are to be taken from Fort Warren to
Fortress Monroe Immediately. with view to
their eXhhange.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

AT the missionary anniversary of st. Paul's
M. E. church, Wilmington, on Sunday last, the
correction taken up amounted to about S726, of
which the Sabbath school contributed Sl58
Jhe SELECTION at Asbury church, the same
oay' was S449, Of which the Sunday school Con-
'nsuted Sl25. Bishop James and DR.. Kenna.
day were present. The increase over last
year at st. PaHl's was $l9l, and at Asbury,
SI6o, or at the two churches, 1856.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

Com. Dupont has succeeded in getting thir.
teen of his gunbOats int0 Savannah river. by
way Of Wilmington river and the connecting o
waters, so that they command Savannah river
and cut off Fort Pulaski from communication
with the city. A rebel account, however. saws
that Tatnalls fotillo succeeded 10 provisioning
the fort forsix months. The u. s. squadron
was engaged in renewing the obstruction from
the chanHel.
MErHopIsT PROTESTANT CosFERRNcE.-Tbs
thirly fourth session Of the Maryland Ans.al
Conference Of the M. p. Chureh, will be heId
10 Chesisrlown, commencing on Wednesday v
the 18th OF March ensuing The General
Conferences Of The same Church meets al
GsorgelswD, ID. G., 90 the lst Tuesdsy ia
| May.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
The KENTUCKY VICTORY.

The last reports concerning this yictsry F,
Mill Spring make it's results still more i'm port
ant than the previous ones. The killed eff the
rebels must have reached to four or five hun.
dred, jsdgiRg from the number left en- the field
and buried by eur troops. The proportion of
wounded to killed is nearly always at least
three to one; so that they probably amoun,ed d
10 at least twelve hundred. The Louisville
Journal of last Thursday says We have taken
nearly seven hundred prisoners. This would
make the rebel less about 400 killed, 1900
wounded and 700 prisoners-tstal 1890. hi
is as heavy as the Federal loss at Bull Ran
1t, is indeed, nearly one fourth Of Crttenden'e &
and ZOll ceffsr's whole force 1t is no wonder
that they were panic stricken and fed in terror.
leaving behind everything but the clothes they
had sH their backs. When it is remembered
hat 10 achieving this victory, Cen Thomas lost
snly AZ killed and l59 wounded, we must give
his array credit for splendid lighting
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
S1iEGNA9 lDlELk.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1862.

f4g. RI q: ~ is pabIisted EUery Thursday. b.
v.sr. ,. :IJFFEcxsE, EiitOT land Proprietor, a.
ssysas. Del.
Ek(s t;sIPrI1N.-OHe gear. 81 so IN Advance
rsttIif at pad tdl cad Of tie gear No paper
SissOiiaseI aaid all arrears are paid-Only at the
s,,iss q fi.; ;PaJlisaer-
,rtsuuVs For every syuqre Of I2 lines or less first
issrii'+. 50 els; eaeL saIse peat insertion s5 cts
LGIs 81 Irr4lgsRsats mate With yearly and kaif
....s tts:-iitsrs
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
FOE sALE-

,5,', ne subscriber wu sell slO Sc and lot OF
noJ S'tiaI' At Smt r:a Station, bel r. r. IN
- w.. ir'h Hhhdr@i, at private sale Tins house -
Two '"O story rnme bGIdlng, with Basement n,,to.
H"i'rDie Iof Ealing Saloon. The upttr parr was
s""' 'oI "r3rcry o:e, with iarurcs al comnIe,o
n | - Dhiil oI Inc best material and put ~ in
'.o ~ 'y % ieet Th:s house Will &c sold Al rubl,,
s@t II hD' at private ny The 10Th Of f,a For G,r,I
Roads -. H r'I ' Nt"Ss
Jan. 2Slh, 1872 AN"AD'
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

10 CoKREsPoNDENrs.-" Is it Right" will
appear next week.
81 Cannot Wait is far from being q . to the
proper standard of newspaper poetry, thsuob
excellent in regard TO penmanship and or,bag
faPhy' The measure Is quite defective, and
IN some OF the verses the expressions meapiny
iess.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

"A" Important sale Of personal property las
viii De seen by advertisement slsewhere) will
take place on Font Hill" farm on Mopdsv
lHh inst. The two other sales Of the personal
property Of Daniel Cammins, dec, will take
place ca the 2O'h at the Ball Farm" and q
at the " Walker Farm"
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

by advertisement ia another column it will
be seen that Jos. E. Williams has bought out
William Wilds, in the Hardware business, and
opened new and complete stock of goods in
the store recently occupied by |. D. liamiltoa.
THIS is the only complete assortment of this
class OF goods in town, where builders, tanners
and others eau get all the things they desire.
which are offered at the lowest prices.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
Look Here an,I Soc .j,n

VA/V!A/ SI z. TISS,1 T<S14. e Is Es4t
The srLsc-er hes oreneI q TN >.rDpt,
si'e tte y laNare Ii"usc, SMYRNA i.i ~ h.ra hd -
I'uS ~ %i.itci"1c al kIIda Ui Iii a!.d S,e,tlrcn
""lo ~ me bes iiiarcr II can be dUne and hones Ly
, !" business 10 cure his share oi pu.
-. Pd'"hise. ~ A KINDS ut ref airing done al fhc
"horlE hoiice and IN the 81 manner - AZ
J"'i"0' IN rDWAkD SWANTON
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
FROM MISSOURI.

Dispatches from Missouri indicate that con-
siderable army of National troops is concentra-
ting at Lebanon, about forty miles from Spring.
field, with the purpose OF marching on tha,
place to force PrIee and his rebel horde either
TO hgh' or TO leave the State. Gen. Curtis nd
staff have left ROlla, 10 join the army in the
6eld, and Gen. Jeff c. Davis is already with
the advance Gen. Srgel has also at last ac
eounts, reached RoIla tram ST. Louis, aud was
preparing te go forward with the expedition
We may Soon look Tor stirring news from
Sou Invest Missouri. Commodore Foote being
in want ofmen for his gunboats, Gen. Halleck
has issued an order TO transter lumber of men
frsm the ranks 10 that service.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
THE MARKETS.

Ia Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 80
Red, 81 20 yellow Corn SO cis.,-white SO
Rye, 90, aud Oats, 33 cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, GO cts. per bushe. Butter Is cts.
per ID. Eggs, IL cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are:
For White wheat, 81 As; Red, ST. 80; Rye
20 cts; Corn, 81 and Oats, 80 cents per bush
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

About forty Thousand feet Of lumber were
sent down to Camden Station, on Friday last.
to be used in the erection Of shanties for the
encamPment of the Sd Del. regiment.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

complete assortment of Cutlery, such as Knives
aud Forks, CarvOrs Steels, Pen-knIves, Scissors Ra
ZOTs and SiFops. &c.
The attention Of The Ladies' is also ca lied to mis- as
snriment OF Sewing Needles Knitting Needles Pins
Thmbles, Shields Teaspoons and Tablespoons of the
finest quality. Ironing Al paraius, &c.
Also, an assortment Of Fire Arms Skates Dinner
bells, Andi-ons, Shovels and T0ngs, Coffee mills SiE
lers, Frying Pans Waffle irons, &c
All the ab1ve articles will be sold at prices lower
than be bought elsewhere. Please call and sx-
anime for yourselves, where you Will always find him
ready and willing to accommodate the public on tho
best terms.
teb3 J. h. WILLIAMS.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
Positive Notice

All persons Indebted to the subscriber on nc.
count OF BIacksmlhing, are requested to come
otWaFc' settle, and pay Up, wll.cut further
notice.
JabId JOHN A. CAVENyER