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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-06-28
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Teaer= nno Bfarfne=A Refwraas
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Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
FROM THE INDIAN TERRITORY

We lsarn from the Far West that the india ne
OF The Nations west of Arkansas are proving
rather uncertain reliance for the Confederales
Albert Pike, Major Cooper and other white
rebels who had influence over the red men, in.
dnced them TO enlist in the rebel cause early
in Summer. Bot the Indians have now found
out the deeePtiSns practiced upon them, aud a
large part of them have declared war against
the rebels, red and white. We are already
prsed of a battle in the Cherokee country, in
which Cooper himself has fallen, and McIntosh,
a half-breed leader, also was killed. There is
a large family of MeIntoshes 10 authority in
the Creek Nation, and il it is the big old
chief" himself. the red Secessionists have lost
their ablest and worst man. This fight will
not have much influence on Beauregard's army,
but it will give relief TO many a pioneer in
Southern Kansas, who was threatened by as.
saulIs from these red rebels.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
FROM KENTUCKY.

Our ndvces from Kentucky are important
The bridge over Green River is now com plsted,
aud we may expect 10 hear ofa general ad-
vance of the National forces under Gen. Buell.
very soon. Reconnoisancss are made almost
daily south Of the river. From Eastern Ken.
lucky. we hear that the rebels have retired
before Coz. Garfield, who is Advancing towards
PrestOnburg, where. at last accounts, Hum phrcy
Marshal was stationed with a considerable
rebel force. Meantime, Gen. Schoepf finds it
impossible to draw ZolIicoffer sto an engage
ment outside hrs intrenchments near Somerset,
though he has made several attempts 10 do go
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09


EPIDEMIC FIRES ar the SouTH-It is i'm pos
slble not TO be struck with the extraordinary ry
concurrence Of fires in Southern cities of late.
Here is a ten.days' record l. Fire in Charles
to0-lhe work sfan incenciary; loss. $l2 000,-
QUO. z. Montgomery " fired in six different
commssary stores destroyed to the amount of a
million dollars. 4. Fire in Norfolk-the Gus.
tom-house, Post-ofice, and a number OF build
ings destroyed s. Richmond on fire twice
the last time destroying divers public buildings.
g. Destruction Of a powder mill at New Or
lsuns-the work of an incendiary. In addition
10, and later than these, we learn through
Southern papers that, on the l7tb December,
the greater part of GreenviIe, Alabama, was
destroyed by FIRE. Also, that during the night
of Sunday week Charleston " was fired in sew.
eral places " as though with the intent to de.
stroy what remains of that ruined city.
II is not necessary to suppose any general
plot throughout the South in order to account
for these numerous acts Of incendiarism.-
Southern society is just now in condition 10
beget the like. And those planters who fired
their houses, and applied the torch to their cot
ton' fields rather than allow them to fall into
the hands of the National authorities, must be-
gin TO see that they kindled another condagra.
tion they wot not Of and gave their slaves 40
suPerstilioas natures if they did not copy.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
W ar News.
A FIGHT IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Cincinnati, Jan. GA special despatch to
to the Gazette, from Huttonville, Western Vir.
gInia. siatCing that the expedtisu, consisting
of 400 OF the 25th Ohio, 800 of the ID Virgin
ia and 40 of Bradshaw's Cavalry, sent ou, by
Gen. Milroy to attack HuntersvIle, was com
Pletely successful.
They attacked the enemy on Saturday Morn.
ing, consisting Of four hundred cavalry and
three hundred and fifty militia, and Ofter skirm.
ishing an hour, the enemy retrealed with lhc
loss of eight killed and wounded.
On our side none were killed or wounded
$4,000 worth of army stores and clothing
were captured and destroyed.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
From EurONe.

by the steamship Bohemian we receive ad-
vices from Europe four days later. The Lon
don and Liverpool markets had been clORed for
the holidays. but opened on the day the B9ke.
mtan left Londonderry.
The English papers appear to have snbsided
into peaceful calm. They were still, it is
true, discussing the Trent question, but in
much more hopeful spirit. The prevailing tone
everywhere was decidedly less violent.
The only item of Importance in the French
papers is the announcement in the Patrie that
new Southern Commissioners had arrived a,
some German port, and were en- route to Paris
and London. The French squadron off Mexico
Is to be reinforced, also the French squadron
OH the Northwestern ceast of America. A ru.
NOR also obtained in Paris that a squadron OF
observation, under Admiral Remand, was 10 be
sent to the eastern coast of America
In the Liverpool cotton market. on the 9th,
an advance Of I'D to Id took place. Bread
stuffs had a downward turn, and provisione
were firm. Consols, at last accounts, had suf.
fered a decline.
Advices from China, to the 18th of Novem.
Der, are received. Mr. BurIingame, our Minis
ter. had been we'll received at Canton, and had
left for Shanghai on his way to the capital.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
Disa fiction South.

There is well. founded belief OF serious dis
affection to the rebel Government at Charleston,
amounting to alinod insurrecIion, by reason of
the apparent abandonment OF The South Caroli
na coast TO National Invasion, aud the imme nse
destruction OF properly, that owners have will.
iogly consigned TO the flames They have de-.
slroysd not less thaH ten million dollars warth
of cotton, which at last ACCOUNTS lhoy were de-
ploring. as they supposed the blockade was
about to be raised by England, and they ghi
have shipped and sold it. They were holding
Jeff Davis responsible for these disastrous
losses, and many citzens we're beld enough tc
say that the ola Government was better thar
The new.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
FROM PENSACOLA AND SHIP ISLAND

Firing was renewed between Fort Pckens
and Bragg's batteries on Tuesday. though il was
not continued for any considerable length Of
time. The immediate cause of the renewed
hrIng appears to have been the appearsnce of a
rebel steamer, going from Pensacola to the
NaVy-yard. THIS sort oflhing appears to have
been interdic'ed by Col. Brown, who opened
upon her-wilh what effect is not stated.
The operations Of the Ship Island expedition
seems to be . source Of considerable alarm 10
The rebels. The most wonderful stories are
told ct its doings and intentions. Sixteen war
vessels are reported to be at the island, which
Is occupied by an uncounted number OF troops
SO many, in fact, as to necessilate the landing
OF some of them on the main land at Biloxi,
which is said to have been occupied by sume
tive or seven thousand of them. 1t is further
insisted that all the towns on the coast are to be
occupied, and that the National forces will
soon push forward 10 jackson, the Ca pitaI Of
Mississippi
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
SunDOSed Foul Play

On Monday, Dec 80, negro woman named
Mary Jane Davis, wife Of Caleb Davis, residing
on the long causeway in Thoroughtare Neck,
was found lying in the path leading from their
house to the spring where they Obtained water
Deceased had been missed since the Friday
evening previous, and notwithstanding search
had been made by her hasband, at the time, the
body had lain there for 4S hours, almost within
sight of the door, without discovery. When
found the face OF the corps was considerably
mutilated by the hogs. An inquest was tad
by deputy Coroner Deakyne. and on We Ines
nay 1t, deceased was buried. Subsequently,
circumstances not before known seemed TO
throw suspicion of foul play upon the husba nd,
and upon affidavit the deputy Coroner had the
body disinterred on Monday last, second in
QUESTION called, aud DR.. Daley, of this town,
was summoned to make an examination of the
body, which was accordingly done.
The DR. gave it as his opinion that the death
was caused by peritonitis. the result of violence
which might be either accidental or intended
Deceased was about six months pregnant
Verdict of the jury: Deceased came TO her
death by external violence, the cause of which
is to the jury unknown.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
The Philadelphia Inquirer.
An Independent, Pyi.ical, Commercial, Lite
rary and National
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Published every morning, Except on Sundays) and
distributed by the Mails and Carriers The earlisEt
hour.
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OF Inc Associated Press it will establish SpecIaI Tela.
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or THE INQElRER
will be those wRch have given it, wi hin the period
above named, u circulation vastly iarger than any
OIher IN the city eNceut a benny jOuri al.
IL VIII be Zeaous III all is aIIns a.d ends for The
good ol SOCIETY," swiftly rcfectmg ltrUlph the aid of
IT'S numerous corps OF Intelligent born rs moi only
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mailed 10 suhscrihcrs Of the city on the mornings
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Inquirer Bsl!dIng, III Third II. Philad'a.
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~ JOHN g. COOPER Agent, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
'Ehe Song Or oak fkaII-

Jlark ye! citiZen one and all
List TO the song Of the great Oak Hall;
Listen, that ye may remember we'll
Learn what OAK Hall proposes 10 sell.
Clothes for the Inc reliant and clothes for his clerk
Clothes tor the farmer dong his work
Clothes Tor the lawyers. and doctors and such,
clothing for English and GerMaA and Dutch.
Clothes for the m1n who is chun y and fat;
Clothes Tor The man who is IhiR,r than that;
Clothes for the young, Gnd clothes for the old,
Clothes suiiclcnt 10 keep out he cold
Clothes for the man wkO travels by rail;
Clothing for him who looks after the mail
Clothes for The mcn who loves to roam,
Aud coiilIns for MN who stays al home.
Clothing for all good loyal men
Who want The country To prosper again;
r or every description, great aud small,
CASH Will buy CLOTHES al the graat OAK HALL
aT What an appropriate Christmas or NeD Years
Present TO father, hr~ lher, friend, yourself 10
a NICE comfortable oAT, PANTS o. VEST. Think Of
IT. We WI pes. 10 you far superior inducements
10 make put' bases OF assortment is unu-
sually large-Ou. goods well and our prices re-
'''-@"'.y Lou. Whe8 you come to TIE city. come
right stra GIT 10 our 81, Of SIKH nd MaTksG
streets, and see for yourself
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
AK HALL.
- "cr. Six L and Maske, sts Ph adelph
der26-4i
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
Hancock's Extra EorIy Pens.

These Peas have been admitted to be the
best kind tor Early Market.
The farmers OF Delaware now have the op-
portunity, during the blockade. of supplying
the markets of Philadelphia, New York and
Boston with early vegetables (Which have been
heretofore procured in the South) and es,ab
llshlpg themselves for The iutare a. Truckmen,
in which business large profits have always
been realized.
Also, Early Cucumber Seed
Eary Tomato and Mrlnn Seed,
for sale by ROGERS & GEST.
No. 1873 Market St, Philad'a.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
NOTICE

have this day associated NY brother, SAM'L
TAYLOR, with me 10 the IFon Foundry, Agrl.
cultural and Machine Business, aud shall trade
under the firm Geo w. g. TAYLOR at the
old staud, first door below Jno. NJ. Dsnning's
Carrlage Factory.
rWheeIwrghting, Biaeksmithing and the
manufacture Of Plows viii be strictly attended
10 by James Taylor
n. All persons indebted to the late con-
cern are requested to call and settle their bills
without further nogice.
GEORGE w. TAYLOR.
smyrna Jan. Ia, 1862 3t
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
Important Movements.

Movements are making, says the New York
Times, which must compel the evacuation of
the lines at Manassas under penalty of certain
and irreparable disaster. We have the highest
reason to believe that ten days will not elapse
before retreat will present itself to the minds
of the rebel leaders as the alternative of haz-
ards they will never choose to encounter; and
the retreat will be followed vigorously and
without pause by the National forces. If, as we
do not believe. this retrograde movement shall
ever have pause enough to render a general
engagement possible, the rsLe army will be in
ne condition to make successful stand. They
Will have no leisure to repeat elsewhere the
impregnab'e iutrenchments of Manassas; and
in the open field, and upoa equal condition,
they have never in a single instance held the eir
own against The arms of the Republic.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

ed as far as Little Bethel, from which point
party of cavalry was sent forward to recOnnoi-
ire. They encountered the mounted rebel
Plckets. drove them in, and followed them as
far as Big Bethel. which they found entirely
deserted. The rebel works there are about
hall mile in extent, with embrasures for
twelve guns. They had apparently been &C.
cupled by force of three or four thousand men,
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

.aE"rIH Ne )" ia Psbtished EUery Thursday. BY
Rspt. D. HoFFEcKsR, EIitOr laHd Proprietor, at
sAyrSa. DEL
ettS -'JascEIPrIoN.-oHe.yea 81 so IN advance
,,'s.oo IF not paid till end Of the gear No paper
4,,s,.tiaqet until all arrears PGid-Only at The
s,tisA Of thssPa6Iisher.
a,ySsrI4N4-FOr eUery square Of lines or less, first
.s.rGisa so cts each subsequent insertion 25 Cts
LSSsrlL arrsagsnents made With yearly AID half
y,.rIs sJSsrtisers
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

Acta9ErrALLy KILLED.-A man named Pat.
hek Jsrdsn. residing near Kenton, came 10 a
'1ddsR end On Thursday last, 10 the out-sklrts
Of 'hia town. whilst en- his way home. lie had
essa 10 .ths Lending for load of lime, and en-
Dis return Stopped at one of the grsg shops
~hsfchs imbbsd too freely of " rife whiskey."
a"d " his effort. shortly after leaving the above
place, 10 jump up 90 the wagon while the team
W" moving along. fell. the wheels passing ever
ss head aud across his neck. dislocating it
'arrsbI causing his death instantly. Cbr0
asfsttqaess was held the following morning
aaa a verdict in accordance with the stov,
i'e" rendsredb BY the jury. The deceased W,
sara. leaves wife aud four little children 4
'sasasat his nntimely eaa. 1'sAsf#
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

SMYRNA SEMINARr.-By advertisement in
another Column 1t will be seen that Mr.. Rufus
Sanders has leased the large house on Me,ho
dist st, recently occupied by Rev. DR.. Quig.
ley, (whe has removed 10 his farm, near Den
TOM Ter The purpose of opening, on the 18Th
inst, a seminary for both sexes This is some
thing we have long needed, and we hope it
will receive the support which such an enter
prise merits Mr.. s. was for sometme Prin-
e'Pal OF Mddletown Academy, and s, we learn,
an efficient and popular instructor.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
Gets. REWARD

Runaway from the subscriber. near Camden,
on the 20Ih day Of October, Black Girl. nam.
ed CIementine MolIlson, aged II years All
persons are forbid haboring or trusting her on
my account, al will not be responsible for her
conduct or any charges that may be preferred
gainst her WILLARD w. DAWSON.
Near Camden, Del, Dec 28ih, 1861.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

MILL BURNED Turner'S mill, in Kent CO.,
Nd Gear the Delaware line, was entirely des.
Iroyed by fire. together with its coRtents, one
day last week. 1t was OccasiOned by the Chin
ney taking fire, the falling cinders communi-
eating it to the roof Loss $5OoO-no insu-
ranca