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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-30
IIOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL
No. II Dae& 81, Phaahiplm,

No. II Dock 81, Fhaadeipha,
tLat- col. n H J0NESl
fnliIs Hotel KEPT the E9rtqeal, ittn Is convenient
lier Travellers, Citizens. and tn. Public generally b.
lug in the immediate neighhoil0ed Of the EXCHANGE adj
Joining tie rpst ulrs, aud within few minute. WALL
u the Delaware WharvH he Andni- Tor steanbuats
from all parts.
Meals can be had al all hours. from r. o'clock in tl
morning 10 ~ oclueit II might, for l2ti and al,
wards Lodging lpo1s eiu h- procured at all times l
80 = cents uigh The CIamrrs ans lean ,g ven
tilated and ali newly furnished Tiis Estinr Dsp,ri
ment will he provided with tile Lest tide nrlt o mo.
duce; the bringing Counter FURNISHED " itl soo i,i,4
and choice Cigars Tile Proprietor hopes tlat y strrt
personal attention win competent and stryanls
he will be able To please.
C4ts Of Baltimore, Nd, and Madison liau.e, rhiialsj
jY-71y. PR0ERIET0R
Garden and Agricultural Seeds
ME- would call the attention Of Gardeners and oiher
w to our large Heseisi stock fresh CONSISTING
Of Garden, Flour and Agricultural sttds cultivated hy
The celebrated Seeds men, y Laudtri spa Those In
want OF good and reliable seeds, lind them at
u. CHANDLER x SON
mar IN Market street
FOR SALE.
4 MORTGAGE TOR $1,000 ~ ale very favorable
- teams Apply 10
WIN MCAULLEY
tuG Market street. ]
Wilmington, July %, l6Gl
ERtMsHAW's RnEdMATir EMINENT
~ 601 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-30
Price, only II Gents each.

Never ni give satisfaction 10 all who test iheir yrtue
Prepared at Dr.. nurl- Dental ohite No Il fmni
lIn-aL litunAlNm- 4 ID
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-30
PRIVATE SALE OF
EAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

4tI2fr The subscriber will sell at Private Sale the
entire stock OF Stoves, Tin Sheet Iron and Brit
Ih iania ware, Cutlery, a., besides ali me lools
klHAh and fixtures belonging to nr.i class stove tn
and sheet iron ware store; asn the store house work
shnps 49, known as No. 20 Market street between "a
aud 80 Wilmington, Del executing from Market street
10 and fronting ON Shpey street Formerly oernpel nv
GeO +. Peterson. f' -
This is an opportunity seldom presented for any ON.
wishing 10 start In lucrative business in desirable la
cation especially rs This stand has een long ucrupie v
persons Ia this business. For further particulars appy 10
"'tSvu. WM. H. O'DANIEL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-30
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL lNSU RA NCE COMP ANY.
Office Wilmington Institute, corner OF 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED 10 FIVE

.
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED 10 Fll u
PER CENT.
nus principle Of Mutual Insurance believed he
the safest, and experience m proved II he the
cheapest means OF Insurance against Loss FIRE
although this Institution has heen hut Il years in
any other; and the s5sa by fire during that time,
though not few have been promptly paid all who have
been Insured ia this office and have had the misfortune
10 he burned ont attest The Object has been
cure good list of safe risks, rather than to swell the
number of insul,d without regard to hazards; thus le
SEEMING the liability Of sinking tho ash capital in
heavy disasters during the year
DIRECTORS,
WILNGSdToS.-William Candy, Vincent G. 0ilpn torge
Richardson John Duncan Jacob Pussy, John Cochran
William Tatnall, Edward n nellah, samuel Candy.
BRANnYwlRR HuNDRRp -Edw. Hringhurs Ell II. rAlley.
CHRlsGlAsA IiuNnRgD-Chas W Rowland, James Eill.
die.
NEW CASTLE HuSDRED-Iohn juyur.
WHlrg CLAY CREEK HuRnRRn-Abfan +. Shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
GEO H. p, SIMMONS Secretary and Treasurer ,ss
Il Office hours from to and from > no.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-30
VI IWT Wv TV7IT
DIRECTORS.
''THE FARMERS Mutual FIRE,
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
lORialsAl NllLL GREER, dc)

THIS Company continues oter tu the people of Della
ware, its superior advantages Of Insurance against los
ny hre On all descriptions Of property, except Nariu
risks
The Institution Ii commended by years expert
ence in and attention to the suhe of Mutual Insurance
thelng the first 10 Introduce The principle into our State
by reason uf which, II Is believed the MANAGERS have
leen enabled 30 to adjust and discriminate eween tll4
different varieties of property, render the member
ship among the most equitable in character the nnnrr-
Gus Insurance Companies presented Ia the public
II takes credit to itself that its payments losses ha
been so prompt and LIBERAL that ia - years business .nd
losses reaching sl0u0uo not single case OF iaga
ton has occurred and scarcely one without entire sails
faction to the PARTIES insured
Looking more to the safety than the number su,l
amonnt OF its risks 1t has declined Hundreds of Thou
sands II Dollars OF Insurance, either requiring TOO
great an amount iu single risk Offering unit Oh
Jseth o Insurance for the character ID tile institution
IN TINS manuer 1t Is conceived 1t has the s4irs nud
nust select list Of insurdnees In proportion 10 the amount
over sN Millions of Dolltrs, OF any other Company
within reasonable rungc.
AS evidence Of this 1t has nos only reduced the rate
Insurance. at all times moderate oue-Aixth during the
Last Two years but il presents clear surplus fnu u
a40uuu s security agtnst any the Deposit
Noea, which sum by the resort TO scip Certificates d..
lhe balances due Ia each member being Issued " IN
be paying interest To them from January lSG2 at tile
ate q per een per annum, thus making still ialr
deduction.
1t commenced the year lsd3, with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes oi s95OO0o
surplus Fund bDUO0
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-30
Farm for Sale

{AiS&r In Appoquinimuk Hundred I miles spulih of
lsn Odessa, on the main road to smyrna containing
HI ahout lS3 acres There ae two dwelling houses
6l1ak on the place one OF which WAS built within
lew Years. and the necessary out huldngs Also eome
woodland The property will hr sold low For further
pWuenilfH apply To JOHN MuLEAK & SON
apll-u III Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-30
DIREdlTORS

DAkh hhd hOhkHs
Eli Wilson, Brandywne IN Iain.s Delapnin Cbr4ii.
aua iidi james Melh Samuel Barr n q Stntsenbur,.
ana Jesse sharpe, Wilmington lll Robert McCahe Nil
Creek Hi John T.. Williamson, White clay Creek Ill
George Jan,ieri New Gastle Id Curtis H. Ellison rst
yad.r HIS John e Clalk, l'el Lion lli VIM ItuIrlr
smyina jaMe7 IL tutulnia, St Georges lll Chai!.,
4 Fleming Peter F. Gtusey, Milford Henry Todd l,rr
charles Tunnel, GrorgeiOWn.
A"ENIs-As Well tor receiving applications Tor insn
ance As dues pf mtmtuis " "
~ wilson Braudywine III. Robert AleCahe. Mil
Wreck lld James DelApain, GhrisllAua ia; John +
teneslet ld itel .ion - He'rse, aud APPOINTMENT
nuhlfrds Joseph {. Nr.iih Sniytna, .lanes Crtpurn
N4w Castle iidi Charles H. lleniug Milford ChatI,s
Iunnell ufor5viown. llenry Todd Bower.
communications general business Adlressed Ia ,n.
ti0n. 'a'e "'''n
ia ROBERT McCABE NJ n, Secretary
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
SCELLA N EOUS,
MrilIep ior lie "Smvrna lima.

written iOr tie Smyrna Times
The Delaware Third, ihoug h not vet compls,.
- destined to be the pride oi The Safe;
For our bSys are her truesI and bra vest sons
All eager tO be where the war tide runs.
Our lgfncers. too, are brave men aud tried.
Wne u serve their country with homer and pride
Who have carried their swords in more Than
0Hs hsld-
heady to tight or to fall, ear flag 10 shield.
Our flag. that has 6oated over sea and land.
Is our boast and rrids. nd by II we ii stand:
S~0rn to place 1t GA every staff,
And turn Into grsans the mad Irai.er's laugh.
MOI one oa' has sworn TO conquer or die
Vhsae*er our arms W. are given to try,
A"a we Knew that our leader t.Ill lead u. m
Ne'sf l"ek'ng behind till tha battle 8 won.
TArn Come al VINO have brave hart and
strong he nd
Apd l"in our noble Taird Delaware band.
20 ntnt or to die In our euuntTy's cause,
10 crush oat traitors snd esle blIsh the laws.
Our State has ever been forsmoet in fight.
When patriots were fosp5 To coatesa ior lbs
right:
Thea do honor 10 them Who do honor 10 van.
ln uphnlding the slorious req vtits and
"'es' One or THE TMIR1,
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

Ce1TON IN ENGLAND.-An English letter,
dated Jsuuary 10, has the following!
"lhe people 10 this district are beginning
to sulter, and yet we waRt no cotton. By ali
"eanS' repeat, seud Ne no cotton. Calico
asa cotton are now enc price-perhaps the cot.
leh (rt") ls q little dearer. What 3 strange
act You ere importing Gotten from as
why not buy the cloth. which you may have
'or the same money. Depend upon it, we sha Ii
never interfere with the blockade. We dent
want cetIon so badly as that, aad the price
would be too high. For breaking the bloc kade
mesns war, aSd mesDs thirty cents at least for
cotton which we can DOW buy for twenty five
cents.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
The War in Tenne.ses.

yoawkHp MOVEMENT OF GEN. THOMAS pryrsIos.
Cinefnassj, Fsb 8 "A special India ns nall.
sespaich TO Ibe Commercial. ssys that Gs.,
Ths,nan' dIyis ga ~ sail TO have made n far.
ward m,avsmeai and gill invade East Tennessee
sinaltsnsously at three different psint. Gen.
Carter goes tbrssgh Cupbsrlssd Gap, Geo.
saospnby the CspiTal reuie, and Gen Thsmsa ..
With Manson's and bcCors brieades will
cross al Mil Ssring. Tbey wJI adsanes i,s.
,uedlat,,iy on ROCKVILLE, whsrs they dsss
fak,ar passsssisB Of the RsiIrssd aud cuiting
sgr The rebel supplies and theE esss nsn,es, ion
nnk sss rebel gossraWess
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

PETROLEUM OIL AS VALUABLE As CorroE
An Eagllsh market circular speaking of the
Petroleum or Kerosene oil, whlch is so larply
produced in Pennsylvania, predicts that if the
recks and wells OF Pennsylvania, Canada and
other districts continue their exudation at the
present rate of supply, the value Of the trade in
ms oil may even eqVal American cotton.
Mo"'re"l Is now lighted with this oil and the
'Circutdr" says there is no reason why Londos
and Liverpool should not be. for The oil gas dis
i'ied IRON the raw petroleum is immensely
SUPERIOR and much more brilliant than English
CCa gas.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

n % Louis, Fe6. 9-Tbs correspondent of the
n 'p"Dt'c0" Gn says thar the property captured at
FoF' nenry 10 valued at 500 OUO
'"S "unuTeo Prisoners OF war were transferred
n ,'o'' nere 70 Alten to day, where quarters have
oeen prepared in the old Penitentlarv.
r"'een hundred cavalry and a battery of
'g.' artillery lett yesterday for Fort Henry.
Feg"hsH1 OF cavalry also lell tor RoIla.
ihN RESULTS OF THE FORT henry FIGHT.
Cincinnati. FEB. 9.-SpeciaIs to the Oazstte
anu CommerdtGI. dated Fort Henry, Yesterday.
s"e 'ae following PARTICULARS:
DHec'ly after the capture Of Fort Henry, the
gu"ooa's darlington, Tyler and Conestoga
started up The river, with Instructions to 20 as
Tar as th@y saw iii.
~, yesterday the CGrOndolet, in charge Of Coils.
"''s,e'' ggens aud McPhersoa, of General
UrAnts staff, made a rec"nDoIsance as Ca as
'ae OrIdge OF the Memphis aad CIarksv,lIe
'Hllroad. at Danvlls They tound ,hst ons,
ter' aad besn built at the bridge and occnn,ed
ny some troops. They also found large army
supPlles' commlssary sIUres, wagons, &c. The
'hhsolta"ts were deserving dwellings, for miles
afou" ana heeIng IN every direction.
As bridge al Danvllle was partially DESTROY
ed oy The first gunboat that went up the river.
'AhS'her % The piers was crippled 30 as to pre-.
vent The passage oftralns.
1here were but eight guns ca ptured by Dc
Key eavalry and COL Losan, instead of feur.
'een' Nearly all the guns were spiked with
.,'r.iesraPh wire. which can easily be removed.
Ah~y are brass 6-pounders, and IN good order.
Ail the prisoners taken, 100 10 number, W ere
sent 10 Cairo, yesterday.
me amount of property captured will ex.
eset $1,000 coo.
4t'con'aisances havs been made by Colonel
n'gsh and others TO within a mile of Fort
DOneleoa.
Gen. Grant and Staff will make reccounsis.
aace this afternoon beysnd DauY.lle.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

ThE PIRATE SEMMEs This person, whs has
grA'Ihed the LondoR Times BY filling one OF
lS Columns with coarse abuse of the North, has
utticenily demonstrated what his real opip-
rs are as TO the event of the war, by sending
hs lam'iy TO Cincinnati fer safety, where they
are n"w living unprOvided for By him and de-.
'hden' 0EOn the charity Of loyal connections
l7ing In the North.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

1t is now stated that the Virginia and Soutl
Carolina regiments which were under Hum
Phrry Marssal Ia KeOiUcky, went 10 Virpini,
alter the recent TOut from PresteAburgh, an,
! tnat the rest OF his forces went TO Pound Ga o
tns mos eastern pass through the Cumberland
a.sd"tai"s, where they were disbanded by him
tie "hsreabouis is now unknown.
1t appears from Mayor Opdyke's MESA o,
that New York cry aas furnished, since thu
beg inning 81 the war, 0,4l5 soldiers and oa n.
ed to the Government over 500, 600 600. Tb,
laK's IN the cry now amount 10 2 lS 100 pe1
cent. on the assessed value Of propsrty, inde.
pendent Of the taxes TO be paid to the General
Government.
the fesult Of the examination recentIv bv
tha telegraph interest Is, that the number of
messages over all the lines during The psst
year, was 2,600.000 yieldlag fetal iocems
Of Sl,422,0O0. Should Congress, in the new
tax bI !, impose three cents on each messa re-
a" income OF little over S940OO would be
realized frOIa that source. or 81 per centun on
the aggregate amount Of business.
Major Henry Judd is the superintendent of
The recruiting service ofthis State. Recrui-
Tag stations are opened at Wilmington New
Eastle, Smyrna MIitsn FELTON,, Cantomeut
Fisher, (nsRed We suppose after our represen.
'aIIVe Geo. FISHERY ID the name ofthe Camp
ot the ta'rd Regiment at Camden.
DOUBLE Track BETWEEN WuMINoroN ANN
STANIoE-The PhIladelphia, Wilmington and
5altImSrs Railroad comoany are at present
engaged in building a double track between
wilmington and Stanton. 1t is finished about
Two H'IIes beyond the New Castle ianction.
The SEASON ABROAD Accounts from Eu.
rope state that up TO the middle OF January the
"esther IN the south part Of France has been
quite sPring-lIke. Everything is green, and
heueands of orange trees are covered with
rnii; the roses, viole,tes de Parme, and other
lowers are in full bloom; not omittiag green
PEAS growing in all the gardens.
DKAFrISo.-Of the 80 men drafted a Hart.
ord, 10 protect cur liberties and our fresides.
l3I had, up to Friday noon, slipped cut
'Dme under the responsibility, and of thom.
y had paid The required ten dollars. A
,reat deal Of hitherto unknown sickasss
vas dIsGoysred, the chief complaint being
g msness.
Gen Hallsch has seized ex Governor Clai.
''fne r. !ackson'e hemp plantation, in Saline
county, Missouri, toT eoR6scatIoa.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
WATCH STOLEN.

Taken from the shop of Alex. FAIRIES on
Tuesday last, one open-fuced GOLD WATCH
and CHAIN, gold face. medium s,zs The
following was engraved on the inside Of the
bacs c.se. ct. T. Cooper, No. lO29s and
ls09s." AUy one returning said wstch or
informing the subscriber where he nsy get Il.
vhi ssitsbly rewarded.
GEO. Y. IIARGIs.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
COMMENCEMENT OF VOLUME xx,v
HARPER'S NEW
MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
FOR DECEMBER, 1861.

us unparalleled circulation from month 10 month
snu constant demand for back mum RS and cOmnJr,
oets eVinoe that Harper's Magazine meetslhe wnnI,
ol tne great body Of American readers No change
wl'l therefore be made Inis general character FHe
iagaAihe contains at least Iwlce The amount of mai
yer Oi Tue leaulEg English mOnihles Ii i, thereGIre
saoIeu 20 present The best productions of Eur,re.n
NONeIIsis and EssayIsis besides furnishing Lrgcr
amount OF original matter than than is gwen in .uv
othet magazine of III" day Each number contain.
an amount OF reading equal that IN an ordinary oc
"Fo foinme with "bnRdant pictorial llluslra,iAns Of
e! rrY inject IN which he artls can all the writer
More than seven thousand illustrations have already
appeared IN the Magazine.
- Any number VIII he sent by mail, post paid for
twenty-five Gents h"y volume, comprising SIX
neatly bound COIS Will be sent 0y mail
!" any part OF the United States wnhn 1900 M ,
we" YORK past-paId, Tor 50 per volume Complete
oeIs VIII be sent by Express the freight The chai e
d tue purchaser. al discount of y-ve per cent
rem me above rate. Tweny three volumes, bouhd
uniformly. extending from June. 1850 To November.
SOL, are now ready.
IkRMs-One copy one wear, SO; Two copies enc
eur 3d. three or more copies. each 50 and an extra
Opy gratis lOr every club OF rIpht subscr bers liar
ers Alagazne and lIarpers Weekly Iose her lorone
ear, 81, HARPER 4 BROFHERS.
Publishers, Franklin Square, New York
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
DIE: D.,

On the 9th, inst. a. Duck Creek, Mr.. John
V. Toulsea. eyed A years
On the 5th, inst. at the residence of Mrs
Ellzaos'h kses, 10 the GALLEY" nssr Smyrna,
Mrs. Sarah Harris, aged 20 years.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

The Song Of Oak Hall.
Hark ye: citizens one and all!
List 10 the song Of the great Oak Hall;
Listen, that ye may remember we'll
Learn what OaE Hall proposes 10 sell.
Clothes for the merchan and clothes for his clerk
Clothes Tor tbs ldrmer dong his work;
Clothes Tor the lawyers aud doctors and such
Clothing for English and Germua and Dutch.
Clothes for the man who is chunky and fat:
Clothes for the man " no is thinner Than that;
Clothes for The young, and clalhes for the old
Clothes snthcieaI " keep out The cold.
Clothes for the man who travels by rail;
Clothing for him who looks after the mail;
Clothes for the man who loves TO roam,
And clothing for him who stays at home.
Clothing for all good loyal men
who want the country TO prosper again;
For every description, great and small.
CASH Will buy CLoPHEs al the graat OAK HALL
0o- What an appropriate Christmas or Nev Years
Present to father, brother, friend or even YOURSELF
a nice comfortable Coat, PANTS or VEST. Think or
~ We VIII present 10 you far superior due aments
10 make our purchases OF our assortment is unu
sually largeour goods we'll made and our prices re-
markedly top When you come to the city. cOme
right straight TO store Of SIKH and MaIket
streets, aud see for yourself
WANAMAKER g. BROWN,
Fa OAK HALL.
s. y. cor. Sixth and Mssket SIZE. Philadslphia.
deC26-4t
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
BACON G. HERRING

am selling good prime Shoulder Bacon at
30. % per hundred, Side Bacon, clear OF bone.
lot % oO per hud.; extra Sugar-cured Hams
at II cts. per h., and good new Herring from
Sl'oO 10 S2.5O per Dbl. Call and see r your
serves J. II. BEWLEf,
Smyrna, Sept 18th. 1861.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

W N1 person can have an excuse for using fluid in
small lamps, as we attach a burner t1 a small
hud tube to burn Kerosene, Carbon and Cosl 0;I.
81 one forth the Of hIid and without fesr oS
Ppson The ahove burners for night lights, toeeIh.
Ct WIN an the newest styles of burners, win or
KEROSENE, COAL AND CARBON OILS
OF the best qualities and in anv ouan,,,os r,or,
1--WE hundred barrels, also the best assortment a. ans
ana lamp hxtures Of All kinds. IN the clty.
fIuu' Lard and other lamps altered at the shorte,,
notice. oc,9,N o.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
MARRIED.

oa the 28'h Of January, in Delsney's NJ. E..
church. by Rev. J. b. Ayars, Mr.. WIN. J. HuT.
lock to Mise Mary Jane Gordrn, both Of Ksnt
CO., Md.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
For Sale or Rent

Inc Two-Story, commodious DWELLING
On . west Methodist ST., formerly occupied by
the undersigned. Apply To =
jan16 VIM r. CAuOON
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
E1iddletown Academy
AND
Boarding Establishment

FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
PPRINcIPAL-REv. J. w. MACBETH, A. Nj.
Late Principal, for Three Years, OF Delaware
City Academy.
Two Assistant Teachers one Of whom teaches
fIa1D al!d Drawing 10 Young Ladies atIen.lIng the
Day ochoOl: A full COmmerclAl, Classical and MuIh
enau cal EdGcatiun. Terms for Boarding PunIls moi
crate RbeCal Table the com Jrls of IIome firm ut
gentle government. The patronage of the SMYRNA
public solicited References Daniel Corbit Eso
OF odessa; Anthony Higgins, Esq st Georges. SONS
OF whom MIR VI. has prepared for the UnN Ner.ity
Also 10 Rev. J. {. Thompson, Smyrna, IRON whom
Circulars can be obtained
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
A c. A r y.

take tins method Of rformlne nv friend, and the
public generally that owing 10 the InsetIed .ls. Of
he county al this Ime find thar necessiIv c0npels
mo To change my way in doing business as they sell
III rhlhdeIP PhId almost exclusively for cash; and If
ime is gwen, II Is very short, ConseuuentIv have
determined To commence The CASH SYSTEM trsn
tins day. which will enable me TO sell Goods OF all
kinds al very low prIcas-hopng by strict aenton 10
business I" merit continuance of ny Friends patron
age C"me and examine my stock, and " con-
vince you that II will be to your interest 10 huy isr
cash. 'JOuN n prUiEX
Smyrna, Sept. 18th, 'l6
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
New Passenger Line
From Smyrna to the Railroad

The subscriber hereby notifies the public that
ne has put on STAGE for The Accommodation
OF Travellers from Smyrna TO the Station. and
hopes, by Keeping an accommodating Driver
and safe Team to merit portion of Their sun.
port. pTAny person wishing Stage 10 esll
Tor them can be accommodated by leaving word
at The Post Office or at either Of The Hotels
Dec. II, 1861. f. SPRuANCF
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
BOOTS AND SHOES.

me snhocfber IS now "pPnng. at his Store Oh Cor.
mefce street Smyrna. very large and weIIseIect,a
SUI SaoL Oi hoOi ana ShOES. which were boush lsr
cash, at greatly reduced prices in order 10 It H.
Times They consist in parI of Ladies superor BlecI
Lasting Gaiiers with kees, from IS Gems 10 a. ~
per par; Ladies Lace Boots from so cents TO Al per
pmt Men all Boots, quilted bottoms from "a 10
S5 81 Mems "ng Roofs Gor, 81 25,c 81 SO Mv,.s
Dhd Chidrens Shoes from l2I els to so CTS CsIlanJ
examine Tor yourselves and you will find the cn.sne.t
and best selected stock Of BUosand Shoes ever before
IneFe9 IN ,hls market Call soon, and yoa will find
rs on hand, ready aid willing TO se YOU rr.aI bar.
,uInB.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
Guns and Pistols !

rho subscriber informs the citizens of Smv,no and
the country adjacent that he has taken be bonsa r
merv occupied by julius Passauer opposite hs Ca.
rlage Factory Of Cahoon q Carrow, on Commercs y,
where ne y prepared 10 make all kinds of FIRE
Aims Nties, Maskeis. Shot. Guns PisloIs 10
Hs is complete master Of his trade, having Ies
the business IN Germany. and worked for soms ,,na
~ The principal establishments in this contrv ''F
Al kinds Of Repairing done on bic Terms
iea-.3ya kR.ifOI.As ~ sTsnT
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
TAILORING

The undersigned would most respectful ly inform
the citizens Of Smyrna and the surrounding coun,v
that hs has again become resident among Them and
has also commenced the business OfrAILORINC; in
Smyrna, where he would be glsd TO meet all his old
friends and patrons and all others who arc des,,nn
OF having their clother cut and made the latest md
best styles, and PERFECT FIT guaranteed i'm every
where they are made under his mmedata arr.
tion. WIN. II. BACGS.
may2
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
Cali ut u. III. BeuIeu,s

la &c uIu COHNOdions SIURE,
COMMERCE STREET, SMYRNA. lei.
where ne will convince you that the great talk ahO..
lotion Goods having advanced 80 much IS a ml.Isks
lie VIII sell good Brown MUSLINS from G. 10 III
cLs per yard superior Beeched Mnsllrs from 81 10
q Gus per yo good heavy Cotton FLANNELsaI Ia cts
per {d CALlCors irum 81 to I2A els per yd. AllOhrr
bhY GOODS = proportion; c.7 and examine for YOUR
selves and YOU will be per- j, satisfied that YOU
can sui buy Dry Goods al old prices tor CASH C4ms