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Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
War News.
PROCLAMATION OF AMNESTY.

Now that the ana aconda. like folds ofthe Union
army are being drawn closer and closer, and
'he censplr"tors who have ruled the rebellious
states are soon to be over thrown, it is gratify
ing TO learn that President Lincoln proposes to
encourage the return of reason and of LOYALTY
oy welcoming back. under the protection of the
" Stars and Stripes" all who are disposed to
return to their allegiance. This is regarded
oy ALL except few fanatics, as emnently lust
and proper. If the Government of the United
states, surprised as it was by traitors, was una.
hie 10 extend protection 10 those citizens of the
South disposed to be loyal, it should not expect
'helr 0Heg tance, as the one follows the other.
NO man can be blamed for tacitly submitting to
he rebel ruI' if the United States authorities
'a''ed to protect him in resisting it, and he was
mus forced TO yield his convictions of LOYALTY
OF suffer death. But while the innocent. or
those forced into the rebellion, will be protect.
eu Oy proclamation OF amnesty, the rebel lead
erS' either in the council or the armies of the
conspiracy, will be summariy punished. Gen.
Buckner, who came to Washington, and, under
deceltful profession of friendship, obtained |
rom President Lincoln his plans, and then re-.
turned to Kentucky and organized rebellion,
Will be one of The first criminals made TO suffer
ne penalty of the laws which he has sci at
lehaace.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
THE OCCUPATION OF NASHVILLE.

81. Louis, Feb. 24.-A special dispatch from
CAIRO to the Democrat says the latest intelli-
gence from the Cumberland furnishes pIoriops
news to the effect that Gen. Buell's forces oc
cuPy Nashville; but Gov. Harris has called in
all the Tennessee troops, and that strong re.
acton IN favor Of the Union has occurred among
the people.
Louisville, Feb. 2l.-Relable private in.
torma ion, received here tonight, assures us
that Nashville is virtualy in the possession
Of the Federal forces.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

By the Niagara at HALIFAX, we have Eure.
pean advlces to the 9th inst. A number of in.
teresting official documents relative TO the
7~scGrora and Nashville had been presented
IN the British Parliament; also the declaration
of Earl Russell to the Southern Commissioners.
that England could not acknowledge the Rebel
States until the war, or further negotiations.
more clearly determined their position.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
House RnrnPh.

On Saturday morning last, between two and
three o'clock, our citizens were startled by the
cry of FIRE, in the neighborhood of the upper
hotel, which proved te be the house occupied
by Mr.. WIN. Horner as a produce commission
store, which was too much under the influence
OF the flames before assistance was had to be
saved, and all the efforts of the citizens. who
were promptly on the sport, was to secure the
surrounding property. The residence Of Ex.
Gov. Temple and another smaller dwelling
were within few feet, and the Delaware House
on the opposite side of the street, the two for.
mer making very narrow escape, and only
through the perseverance and energy of the
people, who bravely fought the destructive ele-
ment. The house belonging, to Miss Ann Pat.
terson, was worth $500 or $6CO, and is TO her
a total loss, there being no insurance upon il
The most of Mr.. IIorner's things were saved.
and his loss will be small. 1t is supposed the
house was robbed aud fired, as the windows
were found open and some beef aud hams that
were left there the evening before, could not
be found when the other things were removed.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

DRowNED.--We learn that Nathan Slaugh.
ter son of William Slaughter, of Dover Hd.,
and Known to many in this town, where he
soJourntd several years since while attending
school, was drowned during the gale on Mon.
day last at CrumPtOn. (Chester ,ver) by the
caPslzlng of saiI-bOat. He was about %
years Of age.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

10 Tue ehect that after the fall of Fort Donelson,
ueh' Johnston, commanding the rebel forces in
Ae"heesee' had sent dispatch to Gen, Grant,
onsring to surrender Nashville, on condition
tnd' private property should be respected.
ne citizens, it is stated, seemed willing to
give up on these conditions. A large amount
OF stores belonging to the rebel government,
would II was stated, fall into our hands, though
lne rolling stock of the railroads would be- got
away. a.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

CHANCE IN BUsINEss.-BV reference TO our
advertising columns it will be seen that Mr..
David Fl. Yerkes has bought out Messrs. Den.
ney d StockIy in the soap and candle busi.
ness. We hear OF other changes, or contem.
plated changes, which the parties will, we sup.
pose, similarly announce.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
Written for the Smyrna Times
WELLINGTON, Kent County Nd, Feb.
23d 1860

23d, 1862.
Mr.. Editor.--We had glorious jubilee here
tins morning, the l3lst Anniversary of the
birth of the Father of his Country" Az
O'Clock the loyal ciIizens Ut the town and
neghborhood paid a noble tribute of respect 10
his memory by raising amsgnifcent flag st the
same time saluiing it with hundred guns. after
which Washlngton's Farewell Address was
read, and three beautiful cakes were presented
by the Union ladies' of our town (God bes,
Ihem) to thnse assembled TO do honor to the
memory of the Patriot. and to prove the
cherished respect Of The flag which he fought
to sustain. MIR. Robert Ruth presented lhe
cakes on behalf Of the ladies'. with a short ad.
dress, which was responded TO by DR.. A. Ii
Bean. After three rousing cheers "to the
memory of thelnoble Washington and three
moro for the " PotriolIG ladies'" They partook
of the cakes and then separated.
LOYALTY
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
Capture Of Nashville again confr,o.

capture Of Nashville again Confirmed.
Sr. Louis, Fec. 25-The Republicans Cal.
70 despatch says the occupation of Nashville has
been confirmed.
Our troops took possession Of the CITY with.
out opposition.
Floyd fed, as usual
The report that Gov Harris had ordered olI
the Tennessee troop to lay down their arms
and go home is also confirmed.
The Tennessee Legislature is called TO NEE,
on Monday.
mo opposition TO the Union movements ;s
made anywhere on the Cumberland river
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25.-A descrter from the
Rebel army has arrived at Munfordsville TODAY
reports that the National flag is Avinp over
Nashville, and that the Rebels pretend to be
concentrating 100000 men at Murfreesboro'
intending to give battle there.
81. LOUIS, Feb. 25.-Two old citizens Of s.,
LOUIS who left Memphis on Tuesday last. ar.
rived here today. They report that on the
day they left Memphis, the Tennessee Lepisla.
ture arrived there from Nashville, and were to
meet on the following day to discuss the present
state OF affairs in that State.
me people were rapidly arriving at Mem
P!Is' and congregatlng IN large numbers.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

HEAVY GALE.-The four or five days Of wet
weather which had been prevailing, were sud-
denly brought 10 close on Monday at noon bv
sudden and terrible gale that swept over the
extent OF the land, which confused for a SPACE
Of at least twelve hours, and did considerable
damage. We learn that in this section much
fencing was blown down, many trees uprooted
and some houses unroofed. The fail in tenn.
perature was considerable-from Sc 10 81. n
difference of 35 degrees. The storm is repre-.
sen'ed as being very severe in the cities in un.
roofing houses, demolishiag steeples and chin.
neys' chating of shipping, &c. In New York
five two-story dwellings, were blown down. In
Washington one church, several houses and
much other property was destroyed, and one
man killed by falling brick. Ia the vicinity
OF the camps the scene was perfectly ludicrous.
Tents were carried away bodily, leaving few
bare poles and boards as the relics Of more quiet
times. The stOEes which many had fixed up
so neatly were tiPped oyer and rolled along the
ground with clattering sound, some of them
being destroyed by theig rapid locomo,ion.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
LOYALTY.

ARREST OF THE EbIToRs OF THE SevTH.-
The editors OF the rebHl sheet printed in BaItI.
more. The South, were arrested on Monday
night, on a warrant received from the War
Department, aud corlfned in Fort McIienry.
The rebel wspa pei D iiiees in Baltimore. Morv
land Netos Sheet, Republican and South were
compelled by the cfgwd 10 display the Star
Spangled Banner. DiIer pills for traitors.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
THE MARKETS.

In Smyrna white wheat is selling at 81 35
Red, 81 30 yellow Corn so cts.,-wbite 40
Rye 6O and Oats, 30 cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, 60 cts. per busbel. Butter, 30 els
per Id. Eggs, II cts per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are:
For White wheat, 81 40; Red 81 35; Rye
20 cts; Corn, 81; and Oats, 81 cents per bush
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
A STAND TO BE MADE AT Co1uvers

81. Louis Feb PA Cairo despatch 10 the
Republican says that the reports about The
evacuation of Columbus are entirely false =
The rebels are still there in strong force.
None of the garrison have been Withdrawn and
they evidently intend making a desperate
stand there.
Com. FoOte sends a dispatch to the NAVY
DePar nent giving an account Of his ca pture
OF CarksVllle. At the request Of the Mayor
and Hon. Cave johnson he issued proc!ama.
ton to calm the fears Of the alarmed pcople nj
that region. The rebels had reiterated 70
Nashville having first burned the railroad
bridge at C!arksVllIe. Foore had returned to
Fort Donelson, to bring up the rest of his fleet.
to force his way up the river. The rebels were
all afraid OF the guHboats.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

Randolph Peters advertises for sale at Fruit.
land Nursery, Newark, Del, 20 600 peach
trees, natural. and 10000 do, grated, with
other Irees and plants.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

The Dela0arean, in its last issue, claims
thousand majority for the Democratic party in
hsnt county, the coming campaign, and sends
greeting to New Castle and SUSSEX.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

Colonel Wood, Of the Fourteenth New y,,k
cne OF the returned prisoners from Richmond.
was present at the melancholy Inauguration of
jeff. Davis. permanent Government on Sat.
urday, and reports that there was no entbu
siasm, and scarcely a cheer. The Richmond
Wing of Friday last says: "In view Of the
past, The present and probable future. the pa.
geant OF tomorrow is a bitter mockery, and
miserable compensation for the ruin of free
people. A child with bauble-an old man
with young wife-are partial illustrations
Of the deplorable folly"
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

taE FIM & )" IS published EUery TRurselay. Bv
Essr. ,. 1JFFGCxGR, EIitOr and Proyrietor. n,
ssyr~a. DEL
j-iJt';tIPrI1V.-O -Oac..g year. 81 so IN Advance
sIol If a" PIif till end Of IKE year No paper
si'coniiHHet until all drresrs are paid-Only al The
sptioa Of Lt:. Publisher.
LssEsrsN4 Fer eeer5 square Of l2 lines or less. first
i.sNh0a - e:.i 1ct sHJseIaent Insertion 25 CTS
LtsraI trf'tJs aeHfs made Dith yearly and haiC
t1.rlI 4IOsrtisers
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

we may now soon expect to hear of active
operations on the part efthe Butler Expedition.
Inc last of Gen. Buffers troops-the Massa.
GhHsetts G.; Thirty first, and five companies Of the
ihIrte"nlh Maine Regimen,-lett Boston Fri.
DAY on board the steamer Mississippi. pnd
zen Batter himself is en- route for ship Island
by way Of Fortres Monroe.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
Small Fruits,
Strawberries,
Raspberrics,
Blackbcrrics,
&C.. &,

make II Il rule TO propagate only those kinds of
HeeS M plants thai experience has prov en- 10 he tb
"oS pfOlahle for general NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rsoord
|" ne quantity hiG qualify of the ruIt +, tibt+d In
my selection of varieties, aside from NV orr prner;
ehce am governed hy The OvnicIs Of lie most rmi
heht writer's on the culture Of fruit IN America ond &c
ne most experienced lrHii growers in all rrrIsIII
country and at Tie Amsrlt an POmU!ut cnt SocieIv
PEACHE!-@0 ESQ hees. select varieties. md ,y:..
very large and Iiuv. eS
APPIEs-A large stock, choice varieties S,o,.,,
ami Dwarf :. - Red and Yellow Siberian C.nh
Standard and Dr lri Niao'
PEARs-A choice lot. large thrifty trees. lea9inr
varieties, Standard and Dv arC
FLUMs-All the choice varieties
'HLREIEs-Flne, thrifty trees Standard md Duarf
all the choice varieties.
APRiCOIS, NECTARINES AND OUNCES.
G0osEBFRRIEs-Englis and American var,et;os
CuEREAIo--N hIIe and Red herry White and pa
grape hlte and Red Dutch, Black English RlacE
Naples, DC. e' HiaON
GRAPES -Caiawha. Isabella, Clin.on. CoDco,d
D'ia"are (Inna, Rebcrca, Taylor or Bullet Fail,
northern, MuscadlI e. E!sinburph Hartford ProI;Gy
&c, &c. '"iiiic'
iILAcERERRIEs-Lawton Dort hester and High R,sb
fASPbERRlEs-ln variety. Largely of the AIIeu
ana heu FroIlc, which need no protection in vntet
nest ior market gardne and those who have moi I;n
TO cover IN fall ' 'ime
STRAwDERRiEs--ln variety. Largely orrhe Alba.
ny Seeding. '' Hioa'
OSAGE ORANGE.
SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

Price, if not captured BY Gen. Curtis, has at
ieaSt bean defeated by hlm. Gen. Halleck
leIegfa phs to Gen. Mcclellan that being rein
forced by McCullocb, Price on the 10Th inst
maze u, a stand at the Sugar Creek Crossing. in
McDonald county, in the extreme southwesletn
corner OF Missouri, but was defe2 led after a
S"oft engagement and again fed. Many prs.
"ers were captured by Gen. Curtis, and a
quah'ity OF arms, which the rebels threw
away in their flight,
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
SOAP AND CANDLE
TsahtEacfOvV

The undersigned, having this day disposed Of .hei
Establishment to DAVID II. YERKEs take this mode al
recommending him 10 the commercial community.
DENNEY IL STOCKLY,
Having commenced the business of SOAP AND
CANDLE Manufacturing at the old stand formerly
occupied by DENNEY IL SToCKLY. in SMYRNA home
by stuet attention TO business. 10 merit the patron,
age of Merchants and others.
DAVID II. YERKES.
Smyrna, Feb. 25th, 1862,
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

The Treasury Note Bill passed both Houses
OF Congress on Tuesday, and is new, with the
signature Of the President, law.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

An arrival at New York, from Port RoyaI.
brings intelligence OF an engagement he,
Savannah, between several Confederate Gun.
boats sand Federal battery, in which the former
were defeated and compe led TO retire. An
official report of Com. DUPONT states that in
recent expedition up the Savannah river a
number OF small cans were discovered floating
IN the water which, on examination, proved to
be attached to suEken torpedoes.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
w WANEED.

Two Good Active BOYS. TO learn the Carpenters S
Business, from fifteen to sixteen years OF age, None
need apply unless they are willing 10 be indentufed
until they arrive at the age OF Iwenty-One years.
B. Ii. SMITH.
Smyrna, Feb. 18th 1869, 1t
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
Ground Raw TfOucS
Steam Dying ana cCUrins Es.
tabliAlaRsar

MRS. Z. w. SMITH,
No. 2s, y. Fifth ST, bet Market and rch PY,, ,nr,
PHIA
p!EEE Goods of every description DYED to anv en-.
I'r' Ladies Wearing Apparel Of every ,escrIp-
ION "ytd IN The most fashionable and permanent co.
''rs ana finished III superior style. MerIno Cash
mere aud Grape ShawIs. Table and Piano Covers.
hPels Rugs etc. SECURED. Pongee and Silk Dresses
Ie.iVCd all colnrs, and warranted equal TO new
N. .B-tientIemen's Clothes CieaucL or Dved nm
reasonable terms. 'sN y"
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
For Rent.

A Shop (nOw Oceupid by David Stevenson, )
on Market street.
One or two Building Let's in the most bust.
ness part of the town.
GEO. w. CUMMINS.
Feb 18Th 1862
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

me 81, Louis Rep6iican makes statement
wh!ch Will cause universal anxiety. II saws
that the injuries sustained by Com. Porter are
mucn more serious than they were at first SUD-
poSeu 10 be- When the boilers OF the Essfr
e%Ploded he probably inhaled steam, iniurlng
his lungs. Fatal results are dreaded
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

say.,h. r,e'ersburg letter to the London Time.
"'a'fr Is unusually severe in Rus. ia.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
FROM KENTUCKY.

brief dispatch from Louisville announces
that Cumberland Gap and Rnssellyille are in
possession of the National forces. This is
nlg1ly Important intelligence. Cumberland
zap VIII undoubtedly be held as a rallying point
Tor the loyal East Tennesseeans ms, and ultimately
as base of operation against Knoxville.
husseIIvl'e is situated in Southern Kentucky
IL Is the capital of Logan county, and is q place
oI ABOUT 5000 inhabitants. 1t is located he.
tween Cumberland and Green Rivers, about 35
miles from each. The place derives its presen,
Importance from the fact that when. a few
months ago, the rebels established Provision
al Government for Kentucky, it was selected
as The State Capital. bogus State Lepisla-
ture las already held one session there. and
bogus Governor Johnson) has been installed
In power. A rebel force 5000 strong. has
been stationed there, until recently, for its pro.
lection. All of Kentucky, excepting Columb bus.
is new clear of rebels.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

AT n" period since the war commenced has
'he movement of troops in the West beea So
ac''Ve as 1t is at present. All the available
lorceS IN Wisconsin and Illinois is pushing
forward TO Cairo or st. Louis, under orders
from The War Department, and energetic ex.
ertlons are making to fill up companies which
are not yet up to The numerical standard.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
Kollock's Dandelion Coffee.

AAOllOCh DdIluCllOIl NOlIcC.
This preparation, made from the best Java Coffee,
IS recommended by physicians as a superior NUTRI.
TlcUS BEVERAGE for General Debility, Dyspepsia
and all bilious disorders Thousands who have been
compelled To abandon the use Of coffee will use this
without injurious elecs One contain the strength
of Two pounds OF ordinary coffee. Prce 25 cents.
kOIl0ck's EeVain.
The purest and best iKING POWDER known
for making light, sweet and nutritious Bread and
Cakes Price lj cents.
MANUFACTURED BY
NJ. II KOLLOCk, chemist,
corner Of Broad and Chestnut streets,
PHILADELPHIA;
And sold by all Druggists and Grocers feb2sI Iy
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
MUNECIrAE ELECrinN

Nouce is hereby given that an election viii t b.Id
Oh OIL MONDAY. March Sd, next, at the hotel ., C. r
roA"ell Det"eeh me hours of 10 ocluck in the fore
an Assessor and Treasurer. to serve for the
year; each OF whom he absve the noe off t,.oas
one years and owner OF real estate within the town.
An' al tsald election, every free white male c;,;a
of SAID town. who shall be Of The age of
years. and shall have paid the town tax last asas.ssJ
10 HIM shall have the right to a vote ''''''"
BY order Ofihe
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Smyrna, Feb Iflh, 1862.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

The iour hundred released National prisoners
expected at Fortress Monroe arrived ihere on
- IIhursday' and preceded North. None ofthe
ColoneIS or Majors looked for are among them
hone above the rank of Captain.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

' us from Washington, that large portion OF
:. sne reoel troops were being Withdrawn fzem
'he strong Position of Centrevile.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

=, revised list of the killed and wounded. at
tne battle at Roanoke Island and at Elizsbe,h
Elty' Including both army and navy, footed nm
oO OF the former and 222 of the latter. Ths
prisoners captured numbered 2,527. The arms
captured were 500 stand, besides the canpop
and a the ammunlton amounted to rs ions
Nearly all Gen. Burnside's troops had been
[eemoarked, aud active operations were no
DOUBT about to commence again.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

Three hundred and ninety more Union sol.
diers have been released from Richmond, and
are again under the protection of the American
flag. Among them are several of the officers
held as hostages for the safety of the imprs.
oned privateersmen. 1t is said there are no
Union prisoners rema ming in Richmond.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
FRUITLAND
Garden and Nursery.
Newark, Del.

tS5& The Proprietor Of this Nursery is 1arpefv
engaged IN the cultivation orCioloe FEnits
ss7tt9sSSsf for market; '
ALSO,
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

There seems to be no ,ubt that there IN f..
strong Union sentiment 10 Richmond, which is
only awaiting an opportunity to exhibit itsolf
One OF the prisoners recently released trom
there, after confinement of seven noah.
states that an organization exists there. clsim'
ing to be three thousand strong. Thev bsve
leagues regularly organized. with signs and
passwords. Richmond, according to the ren'
resenla ions OF the released prisoner spoken nt
is in comparatively defenceless condi,;on
Out OF seventeen fortl6cations erected oronnd
it, only one has guns meualed A great n,,,n
ber of rebel troops were also being wiihdra ,wn
from Manassas, and regiments were returnin"
to their respective S'ates--the intention heinz
to retain at Manassas some thirty regiments
This aecords with the report VIII .ch has REACHED
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
FO SALE.

A large Boy HORSE. For terms apply to
MARY PATTERSON.
Smyrna, Feb. Is, go.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

=, "en' Ilalleck has written a letter 10 Gen.
lnhter' acknowledging the loan of some Of the
"a Ia''e[ troops to aid in the capture of Fort
Donelsoh' 10 Gen. Hunter, more than to apv
U'"er man out OF the Department, Gen Hal
!ecN says Is due the successful issue of the
three days struggle.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
ASPARAGRASS, GIANT,
IsOscs Sss Variety

DAHIIAs.--l3O select yarietes for Which ..
awarded special premium hy The Agricultural 81
ely OF New Castle county, ia of 1861 AsoanIs,n,.
"n l"r ihe best col lection "l Choice Pears
For Prices and description Of fruits. send C,r NJ
scrifilve Catalogue, GRATIS 'O' De-
- All kinds OF trees and plants can be ordered bv
All trees and plants warranted true 10 name
@5Orders can be left al Times Oflne
~ RAADOPH PETERS
'e"N''"IH Newark, Del
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

There is much disappointment manifested
because Col. Corcoran has not Leen reIpasod
II was expected that he would arrive at
washington but nothing Officially has yet
been heard from him.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

BrIgadler General Charles F. Smith is to be-
made major general of volunteers. as an an
acknowledgement of his gallant services at the
s'orming of Fort Donelson. He is the only
mayer general appointed from Pennsylvania.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

The reports which have been circulated Of
the evacuation by the rebels of Manassas. is
not credited. The Star has reliable in(orna.
ton to this effect, that no considerable force
OF the rebels have left their position at or in
front of Manassas. Many of their re.enlisted
men having been furoughcd for sixty dave. to
enable them to visit their homes, have depart.
ed. AS they filled number of trains for some
days the rumOr that they were going away BY
regiments got out.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

Gen. Buckner has been delivered to the Uni.
ted Suites Marshal, to be taken to Kentucky
preliminary to being placed upon trial for trea.
son.
On The l7th instant Gen. Beauregurd was
very i'll in Nashville. Prayers had been offered
in public for his recovery.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27

The first dispatch over the army telegraph
from the Eastern Shore Ct Virginia, was re-
celVed Monday, announcing the celebra,ioa
Of WuHhing'on's birthday, end stating ,bo,
hostility to the government is fas, disapne,,;nn
in Northampton county.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
Hardware Store.
Building Hardware.
FARMING aMPLEMENTS.

comprising in part Locks. Laiches Bolts Screws
IInges' Nails Sash, ChIses, Augers Weights Ar,s
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
CUTL LER V

such as Shoveh, Spades, Brde-bits Drawing Kniv,
saws, ScyIhes, with all other Tools desiFobIa 4
Eor NOshaule y