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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14

s,ses The elections 10 the States Of lndi.
asa. Illinois. Ohio. Pennsylvania and New
Yssk, have resulted moro fsvorably to the
Dsoocsatic party than to the opposition.
ssus Of che leading Republican papers Of
sAs East have been induiging in trades Of
abuses against the President As being the
sssss Of The defeat Of the Union party. The
sssss charge against him. 10. that he has not
ssssnplIshsd objssss commensurate with the
sssssrcss as HE disposal. IN the way OF pros
ssssing the war. II IL . very easy matter
ssr shsss journals TO charge the President
siaA ell manner Of failures. for the sake Of
Sivisg vsas 10 their disappointment over the
ssssls Of The election. But il would be a
sssy di@euls matter for one man 80 10 ad-
niaisssr eur national affairs stithis timc. As
no 10 Incur the displeasars Of the press or
- people. Ia some way. Mr.. LINCOLN
souls DOS create Generals. He has been
sonpslisd 70 set along With such as the army
sad counsry afforded him. lie coald not
By Ne appointments alone bring into exist.
sses ssch oeiosrs - Was the first NAPOLEON
10 vas certainly incumbent on his sppointees
- se0s ssteat. and those Who have the
sapsnsibilsy Of leading our armies. to DO
uAas Shs;r stast,oas demanded ia = vigorous
ss1 skilful manner. That they have not
1nss % 81 AL times. 10 not The fault Of Mr..
kzscolu. He has exercised his beat Judge
nsss In sAs appointment of HE ocscers, and
- public b sAtisfed that he appointments
- general thing have been iudiciou.. In
sAses sasss where Officers have failed for IN
esapsssssy or from any other cause. they
havs boss removed. On the ground Of Sc
lsssag good s1scsrs 10 head the Federal
ssnkss. Ne President has evinced the .oun
- jskgsusnt and shs lofsie., patriotism.
y - - Ia Fec instances been deceived.
\ b ss1Aiag more thaa nigh, De expected
- - rsssls Of such vast number Of sp
psAskssasL IL bee been impossible tor the
fsssiasos 10 fsshsn With the eve Of
sonisssssos. The nisas OF HE osscer.. and
shss - discover sho VA heas-s snd com
psAsaA EUn have bad - aenoostr.,.
~ vsrs I've faishfsi and eoapsseat. ssa
shs Ne safsithful and iseonpsssnt The
FssskSsss IN The respect has done eli n At
oss<Ai 10 eoal4heconpli-s. However. "a
- - shss sons Of ne Eastern EdisOrs
ussa - mech better. bas The soaasry pre-
Esss sAss Ms. LDcols shoula mage "a. At.
- 81 30 tboss Eis or- -ho nov - ha-
,ssiy asaneaDosi hin
e &C q Ne rsl.<s oi he AdmselstrAtien
a so,esrnsd The vssy sane Joaraais -Aseh
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14

TUELL 4 RIPLEY.
Oar .V'esc Store
IL now in complete order. and stocked with
all that IL lie sirabie Ia the Dry Goods line
Dress Goods Comprising
Plain n Wool DeI-aiO'.
Plain ell Wool Delslns.
Pig. "
Plain Fr Merinos.
Satin Lachines.
Empress Cloths.
Aerino Reps.
Plaid -
Striped A."
Oriental Lustres.
Cashmere rlaids.
All Wool
Blk and WHIT "
Mohair Brocades.
Chintz Prints.
Whit. Good..
Trimmings.
Blk. Velvet Ribbons.
Edoel
Edged Ribbon Trimmings,
Bonnet Ribbons,
Tsfeta "
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14

Tmrs 81 al points the armies Of the Re
public, strong IN Numbers. ia discipline. ADD
in spirit. stronger IA all things than they
ever were before. are pressing home upon
the rebellion. and We nav expect. that. very
shortly. our invincible ron clad steamers.
either by themselves or in conjunction wish
land forces. sill be laundering a-ay AZ the
doomed cities Of Charleston. savannah. aud
Mobile. Even the rebel organs are warning
their peopie that all the invasion. they have
hitherto suffered. dreadful a. they see,aei
we're but light IN comparison With whaf thsy
are henosfo<th q expect Thev express
determination % hold out 10 he last hat
evidently their hearts are diving within them
IL ne feel disappointment. their feelings are
almost despair. We have reason 70 know
that some Of the leading rebel. % klal..rn..
Mississippi. sud Louisiana. have recent,
declared n al solemnify. that. Il the con
tinue through The winter. the surerinrs IN
her sections - III be more terrible .han Aay
recorded n history since the siege Of Jsrusa.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
70 the citisfns o. Nlgo County, ILdiana, az
All Pefsons concerned that the Assistant hssef-af
Book containing the ii-s vainsfiof- enumsfsti.s,
Ac., made ny them In ssid county under the &c.
la~ q The United stafes. will b. hep, spsn for
animation. ~ the ofice ~ the Assessor and foi.f
tor Of The Tth Collection District a the State - T.
diana, ~ Terrs Hsnte. In said county,, ron tbs
date 20 the 15th Of Noxeubsr l6s2. and on The ftL
sgnef viii receive hear 49, sa+r--l'-a 1if 80
p-sls whieh must D. ia srllng, taken from Tie -
sessuenss OF the Assssan Asssssors % said co1lfy
Atvhirh tire ard plscs al persons interested VII
plesse ATTEND.
JanFs FARRiSGTOS. ls.s.sf
affbo sfb District - the sfsts Of TDdssEs
Tefre Haufe. Nov. :, CT t&v 20 TIft
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cOAli COALi


N O w II II M
A. c. COMBS .. irJLDV
1--WE unt~rsiEned are nos extensively sngagrt ln
Il The Coal Trade, aud prepared 20 MI orders 81
Cosi o. short notice fIem heir Nints Wssf - she
city Havfog Increased facilities for csfslfK OF
CsAi - pledge ourselves 20 elys prompt sffsutiol
- tbo-@ . DO may fss0r with their order. orilp
70 =, "A stree. Fast - The square. Give ~ cln
a. &. cOsk-, ludlow
Tsrrs- Hsuie. ssv 10. lssz. n0-losm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14

Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects; vet know Of no suf,
Client reason why man may not testify 90 the bcne-
NJ he believes himself 20 have received from any
simple preparation In the hope that he may thus
contribute TO the benefit Of others
do this the more readily In regard 10 Hooaand's
German Bitters, prepared by Ia. q. NJ. Jackson Of
this city, because was preludiced against them for
many years, under the Impression that they we're
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | am indebted 20 my
friend Robert Shoemaker Ksq., for the removal -
this prejudice BY proper tests, and for encourage
ment % try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The Of three bottles II
these Btters at the beginning Of the present year.
was followed BY evident relief and restoration 90
agree Of bodily andental vigor which had not felt
Tor six months before, and had almost des9aired q
regaining. I therefore thank God aud my friend
for directing me 10 the use Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
pHtI ap,t vufa June n le02
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14
LEGAL.

GALE OF LAND.-On Thursday,
~ the goth day Of October, 1869, AZ the Court
House door, IN the city OF Terre hsute, Ngo county,
Indiana, between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. n aud
four o'clock ~, will sell TO the highest bidder
the two thirds Is Of lot No TO- In Parsons Add
tion toto the town OF Terre Haute. A credit Of SIX
and twelve months will be gwen the purchaser Civ
ing note with approved security, waving valuation
and appraiSement laws, and bearing interest from
date JOHN Il. McCOSKi,
acts-w3w Admir- Of fosy Hedges, decd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14
LOON LOOK!

PHusDsrruia, June q. ls02.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14

IL now in complete order. and stocked with
all that ia lie sirable In the Dry Goods line.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06

UONR THE WAY OF ALL SECEsH-The
american F0rmer, one of the Oldest Agrlcutu-
raj periodicals IN the country, sends Its patrons
an OBITUARY notice Informing them it hss sus.
pehued Tor the present. II stepped out of its
iegltlinate province last spring to publish
naming secession article or two; and one Of is
principle managers took an active part in the
bridge burning mobs. The rebel concern. like
others OF its tribe is laid out on its cooling
board. Thus perish all the Republics enc.
miles.
From the scene of operations in Northwest.
ern Arkansas, we have definite thouob Meaqre
Intelligence. An official dispatch informs us
mat 1en, Curtis is in possession of the town of
Fayetteville, after having chased Prices rebels
acress the mountains and into the Indian Ter.
ritory. He also seized all their stronghoIds.
At Midtown, according TO Gen. Hulleck's re-
port, forty 1.-TWO National officers and soldiers
were Killed by eating poisoned ood which the
rebels lett behind them.
1t Is authoritatively stated in our Washing
ton correspondence that neither jeff Davis
nor any other person connected with the rebel
Government, has made any communication to
the National Government concerning terms of
sobmlsslon or compromise. The flag of truce
WHICH recently came to Gen. Mcclellan from
Uen. Johnston related TO an exchange of priso-
nsrs
Gen. Hal.eck has issued an order in relation
10 the poisoning OF some of our men at Mud
town, Ark, by the rebels, 10 which be directs
that The perpetra tors OF such outrages, when
caught, shall suffer death by hanging, and that
all othcsrs commanding such men, shall, when
captured, be conveyed in iron to headquarters
as criminals.
The gunboat ESSer has arrived at St. Leuis.
where she will be thoroughly refitted. Her
boilers will be SO placed as to be more thorough.
y protected from the enemy's shot Capt
Porter, there is good ground to hope, will soon
recover, as his injuries are not SO severe as
they were at first supposed to be-
Mrs. BUckner and the wife Of Col Roger
Hanson. OF Second Kentucy Regiment, have
been permitted to 90 to Ind annapolis, where
there husbands are held prisoners OF war.
Sixty rebels have been taken prisoners in
Dent, Texas and Howell counties, Mo-, by Col
Woods Cavalry, who have cleared out all the
rebels In that part OF the State.
Gen. McKinstrey has been released from
close confinement. 1t is supposed that he is at
liberty on parole.
The peach and plum trees in Rome. Georgia.
are blooming, and the wheat crop is promising
and almost too forward
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
ISCELLAN NEOUS.
Ths New Congressional AppOrtion
mant

an amendment was Thursday adopted 10
Congress 10 the bill fling the number of Rep
resentaaves in the House, by which an addi-
toual member is given to each of the following
States: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Hi.
Rsis, lows. Minnesota, Vermost and Rhode
Island. These States had each SO large a
fraction above the population represented by
the nsmber formerly assigned 10 them, tha
Congress has thought proper to give the addi.
tionai number to each. The whole number OF
representatives, in Congress is raised TO 24I
including representatives. from the seeded
States. The following table shows the num-
Der OF members assigned to each State, under
the census OF 1850 aud that of 1860:
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06

This table is Interesting as showing the ra D.
I'd rise OF the Northwestern States ia power md
influence. Illinois, Iowa. Missouri, Nj ich gan
and Wisconsin all gain largely in their repre-
sentations. The older free States lose or
barely maintain their old proportion. Of the
Southern States, the only enes that gain are
Texas, Arkansas aud Louisiana. South Car
olina's representation has tailed to four mem-
6ers-two less than the yeuDg free State of
Iowa. And Yet South Carolina, with this
insignificant amount of political power, has
brought on our ceaalry all the mseres frem
which 1t Is now suffering. If the wishes of
tue loyal citizens could be consulted, her boun-
daries would be obiterated, her territory would
be appurtloned among other States, her name
should no longer appear lhe lIot OF States,
and the namss OF her representatives soou!d
never again sppear on Congressional roll.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06

IHE MAILS AND THE FLAa.-Tne Govern.
meot IS making arrangements for restoring the
Uh'eo states mail service 10 every part of the
oecedeo states occupied by our ferces, AL.
reeuy lhe mails are carried up the Tennessee
aho inc Cumberland rivers, and the lately dis.
c'eui'eu heads OF Washington and Franklin are
once more recognized on letters and papers
IN considerable part of Tennessee. This i,
besn the Tennosseeans will appreciate
Most OF the light and intelligence fsrnished tc
the Southern people has reached them through
the mails from the North. They have beer
long deprived of them, and they will welcome
their restoration.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
For Rent.

A Shop (nOw OecUpd by David Stevenson. }
on Market street.
One or two Building Lets in the most busi-
ness part of the town.
GEO. w. CUMMINS.
Fab 18th, 1862.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06

SWALLOWING YARD OF LAxn -" Dick,
let's hsVe a plat Of beer" SAID railway navVie
70 his mate " Nay, Jack, | can't afford to
drink yaEd Of sqHare land worth eco los n
acre" WHATS that you're snyIng, Dick 7"
Why, every time you spend threepence in
beer, you sp,nd what would buy yard Of land.
Loo he e-[ Dick takes piece ofchalk out OF
his socket and begins to make figures SPon his
spade. There are 4S40 square yards IN an
acre; threepeBce is one fonrIh Of q shlllng /;
divide 4S40 ySrds by d; that gives 1910 shl-
Djngs. New divide that by 30. (;hers bEing
93 shilliRgs to the PoUnd.) and there YOU haze
EGO los wh eh IL the coat of IN acre Of good
land. at tkrsepence square yard "--British
Workman.
Colonel KerFgsn, whose trial on variaus
charges teok poee recently, has been die.
missed from the service for e0nduc, unbecom.
leg an eficer. and for gross asgligence in the
dis large Of his military duties
.rhe Chicago Journal Of last Saturday. an.
nounced that the entire feet OF mortar boats
thirty eight in all, ~ compIeied. Seventeen
we're in complete trim on Thursday last. md
cfpt. Constable expressed himself confident a,
aps liy TO she'll out every rebel fortificst,on
onlshe Mississippi above New Orleans. by their
aid alone
SgsTIw.ST IN EsGLAsD Letters received
nv ne last sseaaer from Mr.. Adams, our Min
..r at Ispsdon, anaoigDee the rapid inerease ai
,r,eedly feeling towards The Unitsd Stales.--
1,hs ytscfator and other leadsg journals in.
tend 10 send correspondents at snce TO Wash
inetoa. aud we may exp CT now 70 have fairer
nccoan,s Of what transpires placed before the
British public
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
Feb. 18th. 1862.
w ANTE I'D.

Two Good Active BOYS. 10 learn the Carpenter
Bosiness from fifteen 10 sixteen years of age, None
need apply unless they are willing ~ be ndeDt9Ted
until they arrive at the age of twenly-one years.
3. H. SMITH.
Smrrnn Feb. 18th. 1862 4t -
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
Farmers, Look Out.
Guns and Pistols !

rhc suhscrher informs the citizens of Smvrna ant
The country adjacent that he has taken the house for
meriv occupied hv julius Pass1ner Oppusite he al
riage Factory Of Cahoon 4 CnrroR. on Commerce 81
where he is prepared 10 make all kinds Of FIRE.
ARMS Rides, Maskefs, ,Shoi.Gnns. Pistols &c
lie is complete mnster of his trade having learned
the business in GERMANY and worked fIr some l,me
in Tho principal establishments in tins country
AHkinis Of Repairing done nH ronsnnab Die Terms
jo9I .Ja Nicholas GLiTT.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
DIED,

Feb 2Sh, 1862, Louisa, daughter of James
and Miriam A. Stats, ageG l year months
and 23 days.
Death may the bands of life unclose,
But can't dissolve the love-
Millions Of infant souls compose
The family above.
On the 23d ult., Richard Lewis, infant child
of VIM and Mary Ann Cahoon, aged months
and days.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
MARRIED.

Feb. 25th, by Rev. Nathan B. Durel, John
W. Dehority to Mrs. Sarah Ann Conner all
OF Kent county Del.
On the 25th of Feb, at the residence oftbe
brides father in Kehton, by Rev. J. b. Ayars,
Mr.. Wm. |. Daniels to Miss Mary H. Taylor
both OF Delaware.
On the S'h of January, Charles P Crouch, of
Dover, Del, to Sulle A. s. only daughter of
jacob Richards, Eeq.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
FOR " Z. NT.

New STOKE HOUSE and DWELLING, Of mod
ern siye in perfect order and an excellent stand OF
Commerce st., smyrna. Rent TO suit the times In
omire uf Jan Eaton. Esq or S. e. Eaon on the prom
sas tOf partculsn ROV2l
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
FOR SALE.

A large Bay HORSE. For terms apply to
MARY PATTERSON.
SmVrna, Feb. IS, go.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
Change in Business.
Tinware and Stove Emporium

The subscriber wishes to inform the publie ,hot
he has purchased the TInware Store E,rme,I boIona
ing to Mr.. John III. Graham, in the town of Smvrna
where he is prepared to do ROOFING, with Tin or
Sheet-iron, at the shortest notice and on the mo,r
reasonaoie terss' e also keeps constantly on hand
a large assortment of fINWARE of all kinds S,aves
of all sizes and patterns, and every thing IN his line
Of business He hopes. bv strict attention 10 bnsi
ness, TO receive liberal share OF prbIc patronage
ect-t WILLIAM S GREEN
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
Patent Coal Oil Burners.
Without Chilmacys.
II. COULTER.
PArENTEE,
Nos. 56 and 50 South Second street.
PHILADELPHIA.

NO person can have excuse for using fluid in
small lamps as We can attach burner TO a small
mud tube to burn Kerosene, Carbon and Coal Oils
81 one forth the cost of lld and without fear of ex
p"son. The above burners for night lights topelh
er WIN all the newes; styles Of burners with or
wilhOui chmneys, to be had the lowest cash prices
KEROSENE, COAL AND CARBON OILS
OF ihe best qualities and in any quantities. from one TO
live hundred barrels sO the best assortment of
ana lamp fixtures of all kinds, in the city
Fluid Lard and other lamps altered at the shortest
notice. oc,2, d.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06

Wise MORE DEADLY THAN CANNON Wen
dill Phillips ~ his address at the Music Hall,
the other day, said &: 81 knew a 6, ldIer in the
array Of tiH P"'omac, who was picked up in the
streets OF Philadelphia one year age, Complete
wreck. carffmnd lnebriate. but who was by
the love Of 2 sister and the charity of Boston
hom", placed once more on his feet. He was
al Balls Buff, and three times, with unloaded
mnskei, charged upon the enemy. He was one
OF the SIX who herocal!y defended and brought
away The body Of the fallen leader of that
blo"dy fight The captain OF the company 10
which he belo' ged died in his arms, receiving
she last words of consolation from his lips. He
vas afterwards conspicuous in the conflict, un-
ti orders were given for each one to seek his
own safety. Removing some Of his apparel,
he plunged into the Inhospitable river, and sf
ter great excrtIon landed on the opposite bank.
seves miles below the encampment. Nearly
exhausted. chilled. half clad, half starved. he
finally reached the camp. The captain of the
next company. to which he belonged, kindly
said - a.'H. pouring out glass of wine, LET
me give You th.s you will perish without il ~
Z" thank you. s!r.'' said the soldier, "but /
wan'3 a5en~r face all the cannon Of The enemy
ihau '.-'- '..' glass of wine."
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
A c. AR D..

take this method Of informing nv friends sHd lh0
public generally that, owing to the unsettled stale Of
the country, AT this time find that necessity compsls
me TO change my way in doing business they sell
III Philadelphia almost exclusively for cash; and, II
time Is gwen II Is very shurt, consequently have
determined 10 commence the CASH SYSTEM irSa
ihls day. which Mil enable me 10 sell Gouds II all
kinds al very low prIcrShopng by strict attention 10
business n merit continuance of Friends rSirsE-
age. Come and examine my STOCK. aud will COH'
vince you that It will be 70 your interest ln hay isI
cash. JOHN II BEWLET
SMYRNA Sent 18th 'I6
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
Hardware Store.

Tho undersigned, successor to VIM. Wilds, would
respectfully inform the public that he has opened
large and complete assortment Of Hardware Goods
IN the house recently occupied by l. D. Hamilton
Commerce ST., SMYRNA, GOnsisIng Of
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06

complete assortment Of Cutlery such as Knives
and Forks, Carvers Steels, Pen-Knyes. Scissors Ra
Z0rs and Slrops, &c.
The attention Of the Ladies' is also called to his as
ortmenI OF Sewing Needles. knitting Needles, Pins
Thmbies. Shie Ids Teaspoons and Tablespoons of the
finest quality Ironing Az paratus, &c.
AlsU, assortment Of Fire Arms, Skates, Dinner
bells, Andi IONS, Shoves and Tongs, Coieo.mills SiE
Iers, Flying Pans Waffle irons, &c
All the above articles will be sold at prices lower
than can be bought elsewhere. Please call and ex
anime for yourselves. where you will always find him
ready and willing TO accommodate the public Oh the
best terms.
ieb3 J. T.. WILLIAMS.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
New Movements in Congress for
Emancipation.

We observe that the bill for the gradual eman.
cipaIOn of the slaves in the District of Columbia
witA compensation to their owners, is again to
be pressed in Congress. The bill is entirely
unexcepuona 1t deprves no man of hls
property, aud removes a perpetual source of
rltatiVu. TIE people will most cheerfullv pay
t1s small SUN required to purchase the slaves
ss that the Capital ot the Republic may be upon
tree soil
Mr.. Wilson is also about to introduce bill
to authorize emancipation with compsn ga ton
in Delaware aud Maryland. THIS rs ur doubt
edly the right pr'uc PIE. All The best people
in the North vii hail this method Of gradus llv
removing the difficulty. and will be entirely
willing to pay the necessary tax Let every
loyal man who holds a slave be paid for him.
By taking one State at time, The whole
OF slavery wcuid be gradually and peaceably re.
moved.
The difficulty about emancipation will be
better understood u the Northern pe0ple-say
we in Pennsylvanla-weTec called upoR 10 pass
law, taking from q large portion of our citi
Zens one fourth sf all their property anG ami.
hilaiing it. The argunsnIs for the measure
might be stroug, but the facility Of carrying il
might we'll be doub ell.
Let Congress, thea, assume this then as a
common 5lrdcn, and we thus evince the sin.
cerIy of oar desire for oma nc pa ten, a nd a
practicable and reasonable method Of doing il
Will be devised. Il you'd cost some $500 600
perhaps To- emaheIpate The slaves of Della wa re,
aa1 three or faur miilIoG< perha ps for Maryland
Wtat are these sums compared with the i'm
m"ase good TO be accomplished !-PhilG. BuL.
letin.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
ICdU at y. Fl. Rcwleu's
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The subscriber is now opening al his Store Com.
merce street Smyrna very large and we'll SeIerted
stock OF BOOTS and SHOES. which were bought for
cash. al greatly reduced prices, in order 10 Inlt the
times They consist in part Of Ladies superior Blach
Lasting GaIlers. with ketls from - cents 10 81 IS
per pair; Ladies Lace Boots from 90 cents to 81 per
palri Mems Cali Boots quilted bottoms, from So 10
50 so Mems Long BooIs IRON 81 % to 50 80; Misses
and Chdrens Shoes from l23 cts. To 50 cIs Calland
examine for yourselves and YOU will find The cheapest
and best selected stock Of Boots and Shoes ever before
offered IN tins market. Call soon. and you will fnd
us OH hand, ready and willing sell you great bar.
gains.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
Building Hardware,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

comprising in part Locks. LaIches. Bolts, Screws
Hlnges, Nails, Sash, Chsels, Augers, Weights Axes
IIalchets, DC &c.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
Gu Tile RY

such as Shovela, Spades, Birdie bits, Drawing Eni
Saws, Scythes, with all other Tools desirable
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