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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-25

Senator Lane has kindly sent 10 the Sanitary
Committee hundred dollars to be employed in
relieving the sick and wounded soldiers of Iud-
ana. The contribution i gratefully acknowl-
edged. A HAERisoS, Treasurer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-25

90 Wide awake folks are referred to the AL
vertisement OF dwarf trees and evergreens lw:
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

~ Our nebuar ambrotype was made at IS
Pantheon. Ic-lw.s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE
TOuLINSON n cox, Druggists, No.
IL East Washington street,
Have been appointed agents for the sale Of
II ~ ID E.S II Il L G. IL.

THE WONDERFUL GRANULUS, for the cure Of Coughs
Colds sore Throat Bronchitis Wheeling irritation Of the
Uvula and Ton>ls, and Diseases of the Lungs Sold in
large boxes, % cts 81 cts. and 81 each. nhsd&wly
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vron PnsfadeIpnsa

PHILADELPHIA Apra 94.-The Iaquirer says
Secretary Weiles j. 70 take the mission 70 Spain
His successor is not known certainly.
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- For interesting miscellany. see the ffs,
page of this paper daily.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-25

To THE LADIES. .-Grand opening Of bonne.s
cloaks, silk and lace mantllas at Callnan's q
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~ The Pantheon is on Pennsylvania street
-Etna Building. lo-lwf
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TELEcRAPHIc.
Noon Reports.

lRKroxzrn ExrsKssLl soR rTs DAnr srATK sxSrsEI-l
Noon Reports.
TENNESSEE RIVER NEWS.
HE.fV'Y' SKIR.UISHITG.
AFFAIRS In NEW MEXICO.
W ASHIN GTON NEWS
ARMY OFFICERS DISMISSED
lCHT ATELIzABeTn CiTYtN. CAROLINA
The Galeua at Old Point.
YORKTOWN MATTERS
CON O. IL l. ~ - SION AL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-25

moved guns were fired. bells toilet and drums
beat The procession came down Calhoun street
70 Wayne. and up WAYNE ia the direction Of his
residence. To morrow At ? T. NJ. ne will be
buried.
How strange il is--the difference between his
reception aud lis parting--tbea the tongue Of
Islander lisped harsh words against the loyalty of
this young oficer-nOw il Is utterng praise.
Then il panied him; now praises are unavaling.
for he has robbed the slanderous tongue of IT.
venom and IL dare not speak Let this little
comment sink deep into the hearts of those for
whom il is intended while those for whom Il
Is not intended can console themselves by the
saying:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-25
"Lef the CALLED jade vince,
Our wifhers are uuWrung."

This paper and us editor we're the firm friend
and advocate of Col. Bass. and resenters of the
aspersions against his loyalty. and nov have the
melancholy pleasure Of offering in Justification Of
his course his heroic conduct, and of pointing u
his wounded cOrse Could his ewes this day have
opened an full vision upon the assembly who met
him. would not some have started back from
their anxious places and asked an una vang par
don? We know of what speak. and close
this by saying that when God comes 10 siit the
virtues OF men. those of Col. Bass may exceed in
brightness and fulness those OF his more preten-
tious trldueers. he has given his lite for his
country. What have they givenI Let impartial
history decide.-Fort Wayne Times l9h
- The Chicago Times saws: CAS- an evidence
of the fearful slaughter of our troops at Donel-
son and Shiloh the loss of the Illinois 9th might
be repeated. At Donelson the killed was 40
wounded $50, total 300. At Shiloh the killed
was 90, wounded $50. total $50. Total in the
two battles $50, OF one half the regiment
"A siege is an expensive operation In that OF
Sebastopol the Allies employed 2,5s7 guns, lor
which we're served 2.3sl 042 shot and shells, and
III ,4S4 ,SO4 pounds of powder, exclusive of what
used by the fleets on the day OH which they
assisted IN the bombarlment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-25

TENNESSEE RIVER NEWS.
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AFFAIRS In NEW MEXICO.
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The following letters, from a sister and bro
Their, addressed 70 a rebel volunteer, were picked
up GA the battle field OF Shiloh The originals
IN possession. The caligraphy OF the
young lady's. the first we give. is beautiful. The
little boy speaks for itself In fact, both letters
hays a meauinV ia them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-25

HE.sVr SKIR.uISHIrG.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
NOTICE

hereby given that undersiened has bsss apeesn.
ted ExeesfeI Of the late VIII Hssry seudy. ss q
Waxpc coanty. deesnaod- 0std Rssass d solvooe.
1zEKI8L T. yoHHo0N, Exesnssv.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
Eleven RReb lliOnS.

Since the organization of the Federal gov
eminent eleven attempts have been made to
resist its authority. The first was in 17S2
"A conspiracy Of some of the officers of the
Federal Army to consolidate the thirteen
States into one, and confer the supreme powe,
on Washington. The second in 1887, Shay s
resurrection in Massachusetts,. The third in
1894, called the whisky instruction oil
Pennsylvania. The fourth in 1914. by the
Hartford Convention. The fifth in 1870, on
the question Of the admission of Missouri
into the Union. The sixth was a collision
between the Legislature of Georgia and the
Federal Government, in regard to the lands
given to the Creek indians. The seventh
was in 1880. with the Cherokees in Georgia.
The eighth was the memorable multiplying
ordinance OF South Carolina, 1889. The
ninth was in l842, in Rhode Island. between
the suffrage association and the State au-
thorities. The tenth was in 1856, on the
part of the Mormans, who resisted the Fed
eral authorities. The eleventh is the pres
ant attempt At secession.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
LATEST TELEsRAPAIc NEWS!
skirmtsh In Ke.,.ekv.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. e. The Journal is in.
formed of sharp skirmishes last night with
General ellis advance aud Z. 600 rebel cav.
airy, at Floyd's Ford, the enemy being post
ed on the surrounding hills. We repalsed
them and brought our artillery against them,
when they agaio fed.
We captured. in an old house in that
vicinity. 10000 rounds Of ammunition.
Heavy firing was heard on the Shelby
vile road. sixteen miles distant. ct nine this
morning. Result is unknown.
The Journal also says skirmishiug took
place this morning Eve miles distant on tho
Bardstown road. The rebels were repulsed.
Rebel loss unknown. Our loss was 20
killed and wounded.
Gen. G. w. Morgan with his whole force,
from Cumberland Gap. reached the Ohio
river opposite Portsmouth.
Cannonading has been heard to day near
Mount Washington in the vicinity OF Salt
river.
The rebels evacuated Shelbyville last
night, first compelling storekeepess 10 re-
ce,ve confederate scrip in payment for what
they wanted.
lsDIANAroLIs. Oct. 2-The War De.
parsment has ordered Col. burlington. su.
perintendent OF volunteering in Indiana, to
accept nine months volunteers as substitutes
for drafted Militia. If the quota of 5000
is filled Immediately it will obviste the ne
cessity Of . draft in this State ON the 9th
inst.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

1v Dan Voorhees, has peremptorily de-
clined to meet his opponent, Hon. II. s
Scott, on the stump.
@ Jefferson county has no "conscien-
dois scrupies" in carrying on the war
against the rebellious traitors. Not one
man clsimed exemption from the draft on
conscientious grounds.
ExKNrrs.-Perry county bears off the
palm as the healthiest county in this State
There are but 6fty-two exempts from mill
tary duty in the county.
E Miss Nellie Taylor was accidentally
drowned on Saturday afternoon. in the can al
q short distance east Of this city. She wa:
walking across the lock on plsnk reading .
paper, and mixing misstep fell into The
water. She was about % years Of agc.--
Fort WayRe Ne,cs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
News Of the Week.

! The news OF the past few days from the
Potomac seems meagre. Our armies have
been doing li:le or nothing save recupera-
ting their strength and accommodating the
enemy's front. Movements. however, arc
being made with great secrecy by our forces
and it is probable a movement will be made
upon Richmond by our land forces, aided
by the gunboats before the Enemy can return
to their capital in force. A doubtful rumor
comes to 3 that the rebels have sent Com
missioners to Washington to propose peace.
but it looks more like an attempt to gain time
to cover some concealed movement.
Private adviccs from Washington report
rupture between Generals Halleck and
Sigel, the latter of whom has sent 10 his
resignation. We do not think the Presiden,
will accept it. and We hope that Father
Abraham will promptly put stop 10 the
continued quarreling of officers. Unless we
can have unity we can have no action
There should be a cleaning out in high
places, we opine. unless affairs take differ
ent turn.
The affairs at the West are some wha. i'm
proving. Buell. after sneakingly following
Bragg at rery respectable distance has at
last arrived in Louisville with his army,
who deeply curse his inactivity. The Gov
ernment las very properly set him aside and
appointed another commander in his place
General Rosseau with his division has start.
ell after Bragg, who is trying to effect a
junction with Kirby Smith near Frankfort.
Large bodies Of troops are daily arriving at
Louisville. at which place it is said there il.
10000 troops. The country formerly &C.
cupied by BuelPs forces will have TO be re-
conquered by different man.
The brutal General Nelson was killed on
Sunday last at the Gait House IN Louisville,
Ky. by Gen. jefferson C. Davis. of indiana
Nelson insulted him and struck him in the
face twice. when Davis borrowed . pistol
and shot him SO that be died in half an
hour. Davis gave himself up and is under
arrest The public justify Gen. Davis. and
it il hoped that the President will revoke
any decision against him BY Court Martial.
1t is reported that Gen. Thomas will take
command of the troops about Louisville. AT
last accounts six divisions of Buell's army
have marched out on the different roads
leading into Kentucky and had slight skir
misbes with the enemy. For later news
see telegraph.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

the Union: let ~ vote for the Union. Demo.
Gratis ana Repuhlicaas. sd b not deceived
oy the spec,ous presexts Of partisans. Let
MS say WITH Donglas. ..Whoever is mot prs.
pared to sacri6ce party organisations and
platforms on tho altar Of his country does
not deserve the support aud counteoance Of
honest people," We can assuags personal
feelings. time viii soften prejsdies.. and We
may survive party organizations, but G ID
grant that none OF Us may survive our couu.
try or be called 10 witness the mournful
spectacle of its dissolution.
Fellow-citissus. in thus respectfully do.
Ginning the present Congressional canvass.
tender my thanks and gratitude to nv M.
merous Democratic and Republican friends
who have honored me with their confidence
and encouraged me with their counsel in all
my efforts in behalf Of the cause of our
country. WA. A. BICKLE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

HOLLOWAY & DAVIS, Editors e Publishers
WE. REDFIELD, ASSISTANT EDrroR
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rebuke you; but not word having ap'
peared from his rirsMoss pen. We would
humbly suggest Messrs. Axe editors. that vi
CAN DEFINE ouR POSITION much better thar
you can do it for %. Wen try: Our po-
sition. gentlemen. is--''the Union As If sca.
aud the Constitution as it 49, no affiliatior
with extremes either way; no sympathy for,
no unity with, q leader or party that, TO
abolish slavery. would override and ignore
the Constitution; party that, to carry out
some faverite idea, would be willing to wipe
cut negro slavery regardless of consequen
ces; who want to make the abolition Of sls
very the purpose of the war against the re-
bellion On the other hand. We do in nc
possible way fraternize with those in whose
eyes slavery is sancti6ei; with those who
do not want this war TO go ahead unless
every negro is UNTOUCHED. Both extremes
are equally dangerous. "In the middle
path, the walk is easiest
Our policy is easily defined. Let the
whole negro question be settled as military
one. If the negro is in the way directly OF
stopping this rebellion, knock the negro out
Of the way. If slavery is killed as an Incl
dent of this war against rebellion, lie, slavery
be killed. The only condition upon which
our support of this administration is predi-
Gated. is, that it win stop the rebellion. If
the negro is in the way. he must get out of
the way. In stopping the rebellion. use
every means. direct. to put an end to it.
Act. ACT. ACT; don't snap and snarl; dis
cuss slavery in the abstract; denounce Lin
coin, as a man 'whose policy is an espousal
of the rebellion;" pitch into Col. Sol. Mere
dith, or "any other man." who tries to do
something. Do not stand off like hungry
cur and bark and whine, and hollow Niger
Niger! niger! Do you apprehend us,
Messrs. Axe editors.
Slavery, gentlemen. is not an original
question; were it SO, ace, equally with you,
would fight might and main against it; bu,
it is in the Bond. Fundamental ian.
We must observe that BOND, else we be-
come ourselves revolutionists Let us.
Messrs. Axemen, be careful, keep cool and
we'll balanced.
Permit US. gentlemen, to assure your
august majesties, that we are in 'pefect
good humor, and that the above outline is
the veritable repast to which we invite our
guests. And further, that although we are
unal.erably opposed to your imam Friday"
personally and politically; we will not allow
that opposition to drive us into an abandon
ment of our honestly entertained senti ments.
Of this, gentlemen. We give you the assur-
ances Of our distinguished consideration. At
some future time, Eat our leisure" as DR..
E. says. we may show up the delightful least
on "al sorts" to which you are inviting
yonr guests. How do you like, gentlemen,
the table We spread for you? Will you
take a "hasty plate of soup" at our frugal
board?
Ehphaz says: "Water never rises above
its source" How is it about Mr.. Julian's
followers. DR.. E. Please post US. He
must, in his christian meekness, excuse us
for the attention we have given him ; at some
not far distant day we may renew our ac
quaintance.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

1 &C. S. Cooper, Esq. of Anderson.
has received the appointment Of recruiting
officer for the State At large Mr.. Cooper
has rendered the Government efficient ser
vice in raising recruits. and the appointment
was we'll deserved.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
For Dist. Prosecutor,
JOHN G.. WHITRIDGE.

~ We invite our readers to the perusal
Of the communication on our first page,
headed Julian and Johnson. 1t is sufficient
answer to the AEe's comments on our dec
laration last week that we had no sympathy
with either OF the Us, and we heartily en-
dorse it,
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Delinquent Tax of l86l--62.

~ Public Auction, on the second Msadsy in Moves.
Ssos Il s: :, ': "a
Allen Joseph N. No i35 washin xtons..
Blanchard q Bargion. No ! Seventh e.
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Barnard JACOB. NJ s. 81 Marion do
Barnard Paul, Nes7o ninth.
Brown Clayton, No ess Ninth.
Curry Cora elius. No 10 Marion.
ASH C.sh Thomas, No III South
oonweiI Mary. No y sixth
Dusdae Thomas A., 30 cor Main Il washin,ton
Fis,ehsr sa@a.I s F.. No. sG pa. sp'i's
Gray Mary. No. no FINN.
1rueii George aud Isaac, Nc ~ Marion
hoossq G.s ais,.G s - = 100 Main
leaps klEsbeth. No IS Eighth
Hss,'. ws s, Il No 3 8 and Wilmington
kaos: Jane! .as,. n Main and IRON,
Loomis {: No esnilh.
Lancaster W 9, No Is Sixth.
Larsh Paul. No 10 Marion
. No Thompson ~ and Miller. No 9, rinh.
MATHS Benz amin, No Il Filth.
Matte Sarah, No 10 Washington
McCieiland john d. No 50 FTankIin
Perry Chester X, No ay3 Ninth.
Quigley Alex. est. No 6 n High
Smith John r. half Ill Marion.
siivers Wm. No ls2 Ninth.
show VIM. No Is Marion.
Turner Aaron. iO2 Pearl.
Telling Barney. No 81 Eighth.
Widup Saunders. Is feet, pit 50 Main.
Thinner Phomen. No Fifth
o9 1as Y ssaia}s2s1whiAl1l1e...u.psnMnru1zs
sfed Tor sale the shoi can he .o,a
Iof, not exceeding years. pay said Taxes aoA
the cost OF SALE and the and prodts iii not
bring the required amoant will the lee aim
pie TO the highest bidder. in hand selling no more
~ said property than be sunciept TO di,e6.rs. Ia
and costs. CT WIIITaMs y. ss'o
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
Livery & Feed Stable.

rHE undersigned respectfully informs public that
he has opened Livery and Feed Stable ia the rear
o. the huntington mouse lie 10 prepared furnish
feed 1t reasonable rates. having ample
Tor the SANE. CHARLES THOMPSON
oce ., W lt.3m
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

geW Adrertiseneuts.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
uRws PROM RICHMOND.

tits stated on good authority that the rebel
army in aud around Richmond, prior to the
late battles, was estimated TO number from
pit 900 to 100000. Large EelntorcemenIs
had bsen arriving for the previous ten days and
nights, by way OF Peiersburgh. said to be from
the coast. Beauregsrd has been 10 Richmond
several weeks. i'll of fever, The rebels al
Richmond are building an IRON clad steamer
on the plan of the MerrimGo. though much
smaller, Fort Darling has been greatly
strengthened, the batteries being in iron cIoC
classmates, and q whole division OF the rebe
army has been thrown across The James to i'll
support, Il 10 further stated that Ihs forces
under jackson have moved off in the direction
Of FredefisksbuTgh, and were expected 4
strike another blow in the Valley. Probabl,
Gen. Pope will have something to say in ihI
regard
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17

DOVER. Kent County, Del. June 24Ih, 1869.
Upon the application Of Matthew Hazel, admr. OF
Matthew Hazel the elder, late of Duck Creek hundred
said county deceased il is ordered and directed by
the Register. that the SAID Admr. give notice Of the
granting OF Letters of Admir- pom the estate ofhe laid
deceased by causing ad advertisements to be pOses with
forty days from the date Of such letters six OF the
public places of the county of Kent requiring all
persons having demands against the to present
the same. ABIDE by an act OF Assembly such
made and provided. And also cause the same To be
in erted III the Smyrna Times. newspaper published
in Smyrna. and continue therein four weeks
Given under tIe hand and seal OF office of the Reg
lister aforesaid. at Dover. Kent county aforesaid
Il. 81 the day and year ABOVE written.
d. e. GOODWIN, Register.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17

Tue number Of U Oion men killed in the seven
days battles has been reduced to 1900 or less
Our total loss in killed, wounded and missing,
sccordisg TO Official accounts the President
caused 70 be rendered while recently with the
army, was about 1900. The rebels claim to
have 1900 prisoners. including wOuaded. and
5000 Of our wounded have already been sent
North on steamers. The hourly return O
stragglers continues to lesson this estimate Of
the killed.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
ID {: ID,

Near Dover, on the 9Th inst. Margaret.
youngest daughter Of Mrs, Elizabeth Wiids
aged IL years,
Mrs. Hannah Burrows, wife Of Nicholas Bur.
rowe, died in Smyrna. Del, the 18th Of last
May. She was born of pioss parents in Queen
AIMS county. Maryland, 1908 f; she receiver
COED scholastic aud moral education, and in
1873 she embraced religion under The ministry
OF Rev. b. Higgine, aud united with the Church
Of Christ From that period she "adored III
doctrine Of God her Savior and successfully
Recommended TO others the religion she
possessed. Her last illness was protracted
and at times very severe; yet she suffered
cheerfully. and patiently waited the coming
her Lord. She died az she had lived, trusting
IN The asonemsnt of Christ, through whom shl
had redemption, even the forgiveness Of he
sins, "she rests from her lsbors. and her work
do follow her," W.B.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
The Ice Cream Garden.
To the Lovers Of Good Things

The ladies end Gentlemen Of Smyrna snd all Low
ers OF Good Things are respectfully invited 10
call 81 the ICE CREAM GARDEN sad pertake Of
ChOice Creams, and satisfy themselves thai 4, can
not be surpassed in tbs s1ase Of DelswsEs or else.
where
We will endeaver to have everything aboat The
whole attention will be devoted TO the wants Of our
customers.
.We will also keep constantly on hand choice 10,
which viii be sold al low rates - 3 - u = =
les Cream sold by zoe quart or sallon.gi shgsse
SyW y, L. MAHAN,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
FROM JAMES RIVER,

The rebels by lssI advices were still on the
river below Harrison's Landing, in small forces
on each bank, and firing on steamers ss they
pass UP OF down, and as last as they are Shelf
ed out from one place by the gunbOaIs they go
to another, but still keep on the river. The
gunboats convoy the steamers aud vessels for
ten or twelve miles both ways. Gen. Burn
sides forces. 10000 strong, are reported To be
encamped at NewpOrl's news, but ready to
embark at a moments notice on board the
Transports, WHICH were anchored near at hand
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
Sea Bathing,
At Bombay Hook, Del.

The subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
and all those wishing cool and healthy retreat du.
ring the hot season. that the new and delightful LO
gan House," Bombay Hook has been opened for the
reception Of BoaFders. and will continue open daring
the Bathing Season.
No pains or expense will be spared 10 make the
Logan" one of the most attractive and comfortable
resorts for visitors on the Coast
The Fishing, Cunning and Bathing unsurpassed.
Carriages and pleasant DIVES in all parts of the
try. In addition to the Other numerous attractions TO
be found at the Logan there will be COtillion
Pc " every Evening during the season.
! jy3tm w. T. CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
NOTICE.

The undersigned Admir-. named above. hereby gives
notice that Letters OF Admr. were granted to him on
ihe Gath day Of June, 1862. All persons therefore
haviag demands against the deceased estate will pre-
sent the same. properly atteated before the 24h
dsy Of June. 1863, abide by law in this behalf.
MATTHEW HAZEL, JT ,Admr.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
Guns and Pistols !

The subscriber informs the citizens Of SMYRNA and
the country adjacent that he has taken the house for
merlv occupied by julius Passauer, opposite he Cni.
rage Factory Of CahoOn Carlow. on Commerce ST..
where he is prepared make all kinds Of FIRE
ARMS Rifles, Muskeis, Shot Guns. Pistols. &c.
lie is complete master of his trade. having learned
the business in Germany. and worked for time
in the principal establishments in this country.
All kinds Of Repairing done reasonable terms
je27-3m NICHOLAS CLATr.