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Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
MISCELL ANEOUS.
Written for the @Smyrna Times"
The Crittenden Compromise.

Ma. EDrroR The Dslspdrsdn, in commenting
sPen my article in last weeks Times. says that the
oaly object Of Mr.. Clark's amendment to defeat
Dir. Crittsnden's Resolutions. Now, Mr. DsIGpG.
Tssn, an honest man. and one that processes 10 be
posted up the important points in question, ask
you ifit not in the power Of the Southern Sena
tors at that time (who had majority in the Senatel
10 have voted down the Clark amendment and to
have adopted the Crittenden Resolution. They had
dus notice of its great Importance. You know that
some of them wilfully absented themselves, while six
others of the same stripe, Messrs njamin, Hemp
h Wigfall, Iverson, Johnson, OF Arkansas, and the
notorious Slide all of them refused to vote against
Clark's amendment; and by their not voting. allowed
the Clark proposition to supplant the Critenden Res
olutions.
Then these worthless" telegraphed home to their
constituents that they could get compromise,
when it appears, in fact, they were sworn to have
none. Now, sir, these facts are too indellible for
you or any other Southern sympathizer to rebut 1t
is plain beyond all doubt that the adoption Of Clarks
amendment and the defeat of Crlttenden's Resolu-
tons the scfuI permission of the Southern SEN
ators And after all their subbornness in this great
few votes.
Mr., salisbury, our worthy Senator, said, ii
his speech last Winter, that if the Clark amendmen
had been voted down the country would have beer
safe. Mr.. Salisbury knew full well that if tn
Southern Senators had been true to the Constitution
faithful to their constituents and acted with hdet
to their county and their oath. that all the unite
votes of the opposite party could not have defeste
the Crittenden Resolutions. The crime of rebellio
and is therefore the fruits of their own doing
To make this little palmer to the DeIGSareGr. an
10 others that subject to blindness or dull
ness of sight, would call his attention to one mol
important thing done in Congress: the House
Representatives passed and sent to the Senate ia
proposition to amend the Constitution Of the Unite
States, to prohibit Congress from hereafter il
tererng with the institution Of slavery in the State
making that restriction part of the organic law
the land This Constitutional amendment was pr
sented TO the Senate after six seven States had
ceded, and yet it passed by two thil
vote in TIE Senate. Now Mr.. DelapareGn,
any of you bogus, Democrats lave you heard of o
of these seeded STATES, any that has gone stint
taking up this amendment to the Constitution q
saying they would ratiiy it, and make it part
that instrument? No, then is it not very plain Il
the whole history of this dreadful rebellion and
Of dsunion fixed determination by the Sou
ern Senators who had the power to do otherwise,
would not have any compromise.
A UNIos DsMoCR At.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
War News.
MILITARY AID NAVAL OPERATIONS.
Oct. 81. go.

The signs are auspicious " general and conccn-
trated movement, by land and sea- against the rebel
lion. General McClellan's army having been put in
a good, effective condition, has begun its forward
movement into Virginia. Burnsides division CON-
menced crossing the Potomac on Saturday below
Harper's Ferry. and had occupied Lovetis'ls. Va
The other divisions of the army were under march
ing orders. The rebel pickets had retired as the
troops advanced and Martnsburg was abandoned
by them OH Saturday.
The naval force in the Gulf and along the coast ID
also in active operation. The Union forces have moi
only taken possession Of Sabine Island, between Lou
isiana and Texas, but they have taken possession
Galveston City, on Galveston Island, and have bonn
barded Corpus Christi,
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
Ma. EDITOR
A UNIoN DaaocnA7.

Ma. EDITOR:
The DelGpdreGn, in its issue Of last
week, publishes extract of communication it
had received, with editorial comments and windy
fiourshss, in reference to myself. l deem il sufFi-
cient to say it is gross misrepresentation Of my
marks, and in its essential statements is false, and
challenge the writer to make his assertions his
own signature. Very respectfully,
EDwIs WILsKR.
Oct. 81, go.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

SUSSEX COUNTY CoURr.-A colored woman named
Sarah Buck was convicted and fined $50 and costs,
at the recent term of the in Sussex county for
stopping few minutes at Union meeting, held in
Georgetown, last spring.
Margaret Ponder (negress) was convicted in two
indictments for poisoning the family of Benjamin b
Wharton, and she was accordingly sentenced to pay
fine of $4,000, to stand in the pillOry ono hour, snc
to be imprisoned four months, and to be sold to the
highest bidder, for term not exceeding l9 years
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
NOTICE.

The undersigned, admr'I, named above, hereby
gives notice that Letters Of Administration were
granted to her on the llth day OF October, 1862.
All persons therefore having demands against the
deceased estate, will present the same, properly
tested, before the 1lth day Of October, 1863,
or abide by law in this behalf.
HARRIET BISHOP.
LIZA Storehouse and Grocery to rent. Apply to
Harriet Bishop, Kcith's x Roads, Kent co., Del
Possession given lst March next
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One Price System,
on THE HILL!

WilliamSon's New Store
HRA is JUST OPENED with new and SSS.ssf2s1A
t4g=5sj desirable Stock of we'll selected Dry Nh Il n
s2ssE III Goods Notions Ready made Clothing aSSsll
Boots, Shoes, Queensware, Earthen Tin and NA-~
Woodenware of all kinds, superior Sugars Coftees.
Teas, Spices. Moasses, Soap Candles. FLUID. Vinegar,
Lard, Pork, Salt, Bacon BrOOns, Brushes, Baskets,
Tobacco. Snuff Segars. Flour, Meal Corn Feed. Lii
quors Of all kinds, and everything else that any one
want
Those who have before dealt with us know that we
have always kept the best, cheapest and greatest
riety of Goods OF any other Store, and mean to do
so again. Our country friends all know that they
could always do better with tker trade at our Store
than ut any other IOWA. and will find this so sil.
We respectfully ask call from every body to exam.
inc stock, and they will find oIer greater bar
gains than and wilt do our best 10 give sasiac-
ton.
0Jr Please remember. il is not at the OLD. but at
the NEW Store, Whhre the greatest bargains are.
J. X. WILLIAMSON, Commerce ST.,
On the HILL. near the Old Stand,
fehI4 Smyrna, Del.
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Proclamation,

TO THE CITIZENS OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
WHEREAS difficulty has occurred in securing the
services of person capable and willing to act as
enrolling officer for one Of the Hundreds OF this
State, thereby creating delay in the completion Of
the enrolment Of said Hundred by reason whereof
it has become impossible to comply with the nstruc-
tions from the War Department, regulation tho
prclimnaries TO the draft, by the fifteenth day Of Oc-
tober instant, the day fixed in my proclamation Of
the seventeenth day Of September last for that pur.
pose;
Now, THEREFoRE l, William Burton, Governor oi
the State of Delaware, in exercise Of the power
conferred upon me by the War Department dc
postpone the draft in this State until the twelfth day
Of November, A. D. 1862, at which time drafting
will commence.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the GreatSea Of the State Of Della
ware to be hereunto affixed.
Done at Dover. this seventeenth day Of September
~ in the year Of our Lord one thousand eigh
SEAL hundred and sixty-lvo. and of the Inde
wv pendence Of said State the eighty.seventh
WILLIAM BURTON.
| BY ths Governor,
EDwARp RIDeELY,
| SeeTetgry of State.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

Among the drafts in Queen AIMS county we
observe the names Of John t. Hand, editor Of the
Maryland Citizen, and John Fl. Thompson, editor o
the Centreville Times Heating Ofthe secesh paper
among the luchey missing.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

We learn authoritatively from Washington that
the public debt on the 1st inst, S620,000,000,
and not two hundred and fifty millions as the Del
G,c0rean states. or. the still worse statement Of
certain hairy mouthed young speaker who delights
in the name pimp" that it s two billion five hun
dred millisn.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

GOLDEN WoRDs..-." The time has come. when all
saousies. all divisions. all personal aims and aEprs-
tons should be bsnished, that united we may all
stand by the integrity of the Republic" "SEcRErARr
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

complete assortment OF Cutlery, such as KHiyAs
and Forks, Caryer's Steeis. Pen-Knives Scissors RI
and Straps. &c.
The attention Of the Ladies is also called 10 his ,s
orimeni OF Sewing Needles. Knitting Needles Pms
Thimbies. Shields Teaspoons and Tablespoons oHLs
finest quality. Ironing AZ paratus, &c
Also. an assortment of Fire Arms. Skates BIUn,r
bells, Andl l'0ns. ShOvels and Tongs, Coffee mills SIC
ters. Frying Pans Waffle irons DC
All the above articles will be sad n prIres levs~
than can he bought elsewhere. Please call md ~
anime for yourselves, where you will always find hlc
ready aud willing to accommodate the public OIL tbsr
best terms
ieb3 J.. F.. WILLIAMS.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
The Late Elections.
rHEIR SIGNIFICANCE.

The recent elections in the States Of fPennsylyana,
Ohio and Indiana, have generally gone against tho
Abolitonists and their secession alliss-ths Breck-
inridge Democracy. The War Democrats, Union
lists and conservative Republicans have almost every
where beaten them, and such men as Grow. tbs
present Speaker, Bingham, Of Ohio, and othsrs Of
shs abolition schsol, together with vallandisha~
and simslar BreckinFidge Dsmscrats. have been
Overwhelmingly routed. The people begin to under
stand the true uatsre sf the ISSUE and hence ye
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
DIE O.,

On the 13 inst. Jacob RyaI, sOn OF Jacob and
Catherine Deakyne, in the 4th year of his age.
On the 23d inst. near Kenton, James E. B. Clark
in the 66th year of his age.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

Advices from the South mention that the rebels
nre preparing to draft the slaves for military service.
and Iats Richmond paper has an argumentin favor
ofn. This is what the rebellion must inevitably
come to. and most rejecting persons at the North
have been looking for it from the commencement
But the proposition at this time, says the EsrtA
American, shows the truth Of what We rscentiy sug
resedthat the terrible evies and losses incident tC
war has exhausted the sparse white population o
the South.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
VICTORY IN ARKANSAS.

Gen. Curtis telegraphs from St. Louis to Gen.
Halleck, that Gen. Schofeld, finding the enemy had
samped at Pea Ridge. sent Gen, Blunt, who, after a
hard davis march, attacked rebel force from five TO
seven thousand strong, on the morning of the 22d,
at Maysvile, and after engagement lasting al
hour, totally routed the enemy, capturing all their
artillery, large number of horses and large Por-
ton Of the transportation and garrison equipments
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

A speedy advance of the army and important oP-
erations of the navy are promised.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

The yellow fever has made its appearance at sew
eral towns in Texas.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
TO THE PUBLIC.
Notice to Debtors.

Notice is hereby given 10 all persons indebted to
TSCHUDY & COLLINS either by Note, Bond or
Book Account, that said Indebtedness must be paid
by December LIST, 1862; and those having open Ac-
counts must call and close them Immediately.
aug7 TSCHUDY & COLLINS.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

The GoIena and Ironsides are said to be at New
port News, mouth of the James RIVER watching to-
the MeTrinGe No. 2,
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

The President has removed Maj Gen. Buell. from
the command Of the Department Of Xentucky, anC
appointed Maj Gen. Rosecrans in his place.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
Miscellaneous Advertis emenIx
Hardware Store.

The undersigned, successor 10 VIM. Wids wsulA
respectfully inform the pHhlie that hs has oeened :
large and complete assorincnt Of Hardwars Goods
IN the honse recently occupied BY l. D. H.uiro.
Commerce ST., SMYRNA, consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

Commodore Farragut wac at Pensacola, on the
l5,h t.st "ta a powerful fleet, awaiting orders tc
attack the city Of Mobile.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
AND TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGISTS
WARES, &C., &c.,g

at his Store, on Main street, next door to Bank Of
Smyrna, and that
Euery article is Fresh and Genuine and Of the Best
Quality that be procurcd each being selected er
PressIy for Physicians Prescriptions and Family
is his determination to sell everything in his line
at tho lowest price.
His connection with the best wholesale houses in
Phlladel phia and New York will enable him to do
so; he therefore respectfully soleits the Public Pat
ronage, VII CHI by strict personal attention business
and an accommodating disposition, it shall ever be
his study TO deserve and appreciate.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
Building Hardware,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

comprising IN part Locks Latches. Bolts, Screws
Hlnges, Nails, Sash, ChIsels, Augers. Weighs, Assv
Hatchets &c..&c
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
CUTIE r Y

such as ShoveI, Spades, Bride bits, Draw ng Kn,y.
Saws, Scythes, with all other Tools desirubls /
Farm use
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

The U. S, guRboat Kear'age has gone after the
AIabatna.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

RebcI pa pers contain telegram from Savannah
Geo, announcing defeat Of the " Abolitonists" a
Coosa Hatchie.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

The subcriber respectfully informs the citizens OF
Smyrna and vicinity that he has and we'll Sc
lected stock Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07

N L are all cheersi to see our Union boys
w with such good courage take hold Of
the rope 10 draw II tight around the neck> OF
Jeh Davis and other polaioe rooterS. We
also expect the large Baule al Washington to
talk soon. There IS quite an excitement in
Lewisburg. Soldiers are going away, and
merchants are getting New Goods. Latest,
\. X. Zimmerman has returned from New
YORK and Philadelphia, and has carefully Sc
lectcd the latest and best styles over Goats
and best Pants, Has, shirts, Hlndkerchleis
Stockings, CaSIne'iS, Cas>imereS. Clo'hs Of
all descriptions. Mcclellan STYLES Cashmere
and Has. and five and SIX hands making
Clothing TO order. Cloth and sold Fhilad.
wholesale prices. Call before YOU 5uv-yon
will not lose ANYTHING, but save fifty per cent.
Thanks tor all tayorS.
sept. Is, 1861. n. L. ZIMMERMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
What Everybody said could not be done,
has at last been Accomplished

4 NBROSE'S Coal OIL 40 chimney
n Hand Lamp. The following are some
Of lis advantages:
1st Dispensrs with the chimney, which is expensive
and cum Her>6ur.
I'd The light is at once accessible for lighting and
kinllins purposes.
81. lurus less oil than the chimney lamp
ith. Burns the different grades anl qualities Of coal
. and carbon oils from density of - and az ward
s;h Can le carried around with about the same IA
cility candle.
9th. Length Of time in burning improves the quality
of the fame. The lamp mav be burned week without
trimming aud will not smoke.
The bumpers be attached n any lamp that per
son, havin. lamps need only change the burners
For sale by J. y. hREAMER.
ALSO, just received, lot Of French Pre-
serving Kettles. Corn Peppers, &c. &c. at
]. \. kREhMER'S Tin shop. corner Fourth
and Market streets. LewiSburg, Aug.2, 81
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
PHE OLD FOGY'S APPEAL.

Old fogies sing on every hand
The little man and bigger:
Wage war against the rebel band,
But do not touch "the Niger"
Strike any other martial blow,
And use EXTREMIST rigur,
Bur lest You 'irritate the foc,''
Oh, do not touch 'thc Niger" :"
Let every rifle drop man,
Whcne'er ye draw the trigger;
Aim at what vital part YOU can,
Bur do not touch 1.-The Niger ~
Tis true, their slaves a profit Weld
OF the very "highest figgcr,'
They work them hard in trench and field,
But do not touch ''thc Niggcr."'
What tho they arm and drill the slave :?
We do not care H., ali
Let the Confederate banner wave,
BUT do not touch "the Niger -
Ye seamen in the Navy, toll,
From Commodore to riggcr;
Bombard the forts, possess the soil,
But do not touch 'the NI.gcr..'
Ye fossils, all, at Washington.
Who Democrat" or Nv hic" are,
Confscate what the traitors own,
But do not touch "the Nigger"'
A million dollars every day,
Is a pretty costly "tigger;"
But ANY money let us pay
Rather than touch ''thc Nigger..'
The war dyes red our country's dust,
And every houryrows bigger;
But part with dearest friends We must,
Sooner than touch 1.-THE Niger"
Down with the atitators, then,
Who running such rig are,
The reckless abolition men,
Who wish to touch ''the Niger"
Thus sings the fogy: of the grave
OF freedom he's the digger,
Denies all justice to the slave,
And whines, touch not "the Niger"
But patriots who, the war to end,
Would wage it with all yigor,
Cry to the heart the arrow send
Give freedom to ''the Niger ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMiC CORDIAL,


CulEs C,'fs Ifr.1.r fr0H". HaIr.sras', Fr,Hr,fii.
fa-,,rogi,. Dosss ~ f- E1r,i', artFiTg from GU,
l-If"-Ht rH. "lIf.H oHt f1f ''' L.'f "H' = m 8"
yosaa-J cure II Ilti,lts qrtH-sd stIgs5 ft,s later
IE Ea'sami- Cordial is entirely vrretar'e rrodu,-
ton combining the hralinc Tr"pcrt.s ui th" rasau,
with the ir1guratia. gus,ii-- uf Cordial, Irodur
combination we'll adapted the purposes intended
that th.Ie but t oi disease which viii not a,
early period, suc-Umb to its Arus and ilesyIug 2
ages has the treatment Of pulmonary diseases &C..
cupird the greater portion Of the attirn of the scr
hr of u" medical uurd. Iut none uIrsl more rui-
nenre in his treatment Of these das> than the cole
hrateI Prussian pr looraUd, th. uaiur Of the Bal
.amc Cordial His life devoted u the production u
remedies that would stand uUrira'el. How veil hr hos
succeeded the American p"uTf afs ae % judge: AMI
positively that preparations tkat have
been placed before them, have urrc3 the amount
Of benefits on sul,ri humanity. rr have elected
many canmeniaions fror all rasrs Of -0ciry. tn.
remriics of liooHand, prepared bJ Dr. c NJ Jackson
Co. of PhilarlThia.
The Cordial sd-,:uel fr rs~ ofdisaazes more gen
oral and more fatal than any other to which the people
Of th- country are suhiect-th'-e sTrincing from
" sli-ht cold That eminent Authority, uf Eoil.
" WI not slv that Co1s are % our iuLalitluts mat
tr;.: bat aver confidently thHt ta.y usher So dis
Of rcatrr COM Ieity and mortality than these latter
Esai What N" emugnt Glass Manufacture John NJ.
WflTALL. says Of the BALSANIC CORDIAL.
pE G. ". J,rEsnN-EpsUecfrd Friend: Having fra
l"rc tim" l""u acquainted With the virtues of thy Bal
SANIC CORDIAL IN Coughs. Gods. Inflammation Of she
l8ng Ar. ttGs freely boar tH-ii'h"uv to its efficacy.
FHr several Years have never h-n without u in my
r#I it with entire in a.. treatment of Bowel
Complaints Thy friend truly. JOHN " WIHTsLL.
Fi:ta No l.. ls5s. Lacr II ahoye sth, rhii,Ia.
These Gn.disinrs are f.r sa' ~ ell respectable
Druggists and dealers ia medicine. in th, Cr'pt>r,ts
tsiaas, Eg.ih Provinces avid We Indie at - cents
pr but. Icsure and .t the genuine With The siILa-
ture of G.. VI Jackson 'l prrr Of each hutl.; all
other c1uutrrfif Priurirll u;ire aud ManufactO
~, as Arch street rhiladelPhit, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
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This Powder possesses the
CARBONIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and is free from all Acids or Alkalis tha:
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Is action being entirely mechanical
polishing without wearing the enamel.
DR.. Nm. B. IIurI'> Tooth Powder
IS recommended by al Emiueu: Dentists
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Price, - cts peg box.
y liberal discount made to D-aiers.
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aud BY all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
Jn!IVS = CssGsLHY.

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IT is the cheapest and most durable Roofing
| IN uae.
It is Fire and Water Proof!
II can be applied 10 new and old Roofs Of all
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the shingles.
The C. ST isIonlv about one-thrd that Of TIr
ant is twice rs durable.
Gut::s F'ercIsa Cement. for preser-
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Of every description, from lis great elaSucIly.
is not injured by the contraction and expau-
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These materials have been thoroughly tes-
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They are readily applied by ordinary labo-
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NO HEAT Is REQUIRED.
These materials are put up ready fer use,
and for shipping 10 all parts of the country,
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
Science still on the Advance !!
Y. e. SNAhAM

CtURGE0N and Mechani- fF75e.z5,.,
= cal Dentist. Office over SlCCCLIS
the Drug Store opposite the Star& Chronicle
and Telegraph Offices, LEWISBURG. Pa.
Dr.BURLAN is now constructing the Nom
sectional Block work, baked on Plaliua base,
which for cleanliness, beauty and strength
has no equal-a>o teeth mounted on the var
ious Bases in use-and having had long
and eUen> practice, and being perfectly
Iamiuar wlil every department OF his profess
81 he lee safe in warranting entire sails
fac all his operations, which shall be
ca,e n ski.iully performed.
and examine specimens. The
llIlieS OF the Non-Seciional work
W evident to all who wall gave it an I'M
par examination. DR.. Bur'au IS the only
person who constructs this excellent work in
this section of country.
- Charges shall correspond with the
times. LewiSbarS, Sept. :, 1861