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Smyrna times., 1862-12-18

Our announcement in our last issue of
the Intention to investigate the corruption
that entered into the late campaign, seems
to have fallen Ike a bomb shell in the cam,
OIL our opponents, and Judging from the
sPiurgos they are making. must have pro-
duced somewhat of a conytrrnation
Especially Is this 50 OF the Del. Gr,ctt,.
winch devotes over half column in all kinds
OF reflections upon the leaders of the Union
party, which our readers need not be told.
knowing the source from whence they come.
are dlShonOrable and i'll keeping with the usu-
al course of that paper. live had not been
assured before ofthe propriety Of this course,
we should after reading the article in ales-
ton. If the mere announcement acts tho
CALLED jade" to wincing it needs only a
little of the whip and spur to make the
" "critter " jump clear out Of the harness
lfthe Gazette thinks that by low insinuations.
ungentlemanly reflection, base charges and
the resort to tho expedients of pot-house
pohticlans, 1t can scare off the investigation.
II only shows its own weakness. Iteyident-
~ eVlnces that there is much they wish
concealed and consigned to the secret foIios
OF the Psst-hence the greater necessity Of
dragging them from their lurking places
and exposing them to the full gaze Of an
intelligent community. There were ar
rangements entered into, which the Ga.ette
man knows, aud which we are now assured
to barter away the honor of our State for
the success of the Disunion Locofoco party.
This is not the time nor the place to enter
into an expose of the various matters that
will be brought to light in the future but we
will inform the Gazette that it stands indicted
before the "Grand Inquest" of the moral
community of the State of Delaware for
hiding and concealing the spoils and thieves
lchO have stolen the honor of our State.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
Harper's Weekly.
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win any nnmber Speciman nUInbera gratuiIonsI
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Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
i enlale { olicgc,
BDEntNIDM \

~ i''''! '''''h = 'e.H":iiV io"ajAG on the D.ja
ware Z. Gr 81 .ps.ts i,r Of ph,iui.,,L: 1'"
D. H. r' e's!" "nera'!1u !',r more thau lon 49,.
aH' Is Oh" 'i th" most hourshug instutlons Of
Ihg IN 'hc CnuLI:, - 'e"rh-
SP''i" at'fniIo" Is PAID 70 Tie Comman srdR
er hran"res oi E!.g Ish and suucrIor ,Jrnn,. M kn
n'S"rd 'H VEGA and IEslFuneniss Muse DIsw,ng
"a n'In2 F'ench GHd aim are taught nv eI"s.,.6
PcFs0i.N coming from ,he South ,.1 i.a,, VII.
street wharf, Phiiada. alIA au4 . A. y ,. a,'u'
For caisegGes address - o''u
nsv.2 Gm ''''' = NJ
hEFERENCEs MaRYLAvp-R l. TLnmay u,
taSi' II Meore, Ia,re De Grace; p Dale. WbaIo"
vile; iLot Mailalieu. MnlrHgion. liz pFi 'ui'.!
Mlsf.M r layton MIddleIowS 'N A"A-
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
E.YECf TOR,
Sale OF Real Es1afct

PURSUANT 10 tie last al oi James Iawkihs. aece.s.
& eu VIII be exposed al public sale um TUESDAY a..
% To." raY OF Df-C EMbt.R. lo62 the premises ali
The Zeal EHlHte OF SAID dee eAsed W. o''
-. NO NO = two story Brick Dwelling House md
!" NIahuiHct"ry thereto annexed, frcIting on Main
street. hl'h Lot extending through to C,mioarce, :,
Town "f Camden, Stale Of Delaware br,,, ~ -! 'ne
~ rom the am'tn Station on The Del k.l,rosJ .nd
"a miles from Forest LancIng. on ST. Jones C5seT
@ MS Is coed stand Tor ihe Tin and Stove business
:" ""t'e'"iofs so ProI'ahlt t"huucIe, By C.urge A.
o'e'Ton no lisa small iU about acre Of gro,t
iI, uI"i Tue sa'd '""' "i Camden adj jonmg snds rf
iiuhh Je"A'ns. uEi "ihpis. The LInper'v v,u ~
premises. ~ - a. 'ne
e'Si" VIII be given on the lsI day Of January
I'''' sale loaIiiie, and 10 commence at o'ri,'{
p. III. ~ - 'ie'A'
Jr'I erin' "a. al sale. JOHN SEWARD,
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A Grand s,ereo.copie Exhibition

uunder the auspices of St. Peters Church Sunday
school IS to be given in Wards Hall, Christmas
Eve, Dec. %, at o'clock.
The paintings will comprise sconcs iilustratv. Of
scripture history, portraits Of distinguished msa,
views IN tins and foreign countries, besides nurner
Gus miscellaneous subjects. They will be exhibited
BY means OF the modern improved Stcrsosc.pic Az.
paratuS, supplied with the calcium light Many Of
the pictures are elegant photographs, prepared at
considerable expense. The illustrations " i'll be mag.
nihed to at least II feet diameter, and will be ac
e"mpan'sd with appropriate explanatory rsmarkr.
The price of admission will be 20 cents and ss
the proceeds, after paying expenses are IN be devo
ted To refurnShlng the library Of the school, We hen.
the exhibition will be literally patroaized Tickets
eHn be had at the stores of d. B. Allen & Co.. and
Miss K. Craddock, aud at the door ON the nigb, oe
exhibition.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
Del"wnreans in the Battle Of f'redeIicks-
burg.


burg.
Inc LIST and ID Delaware Regiments were in tn
thickest OF the great buttle at Fredericksburg, o
the brigade in which they were in French,
ioosi"g, II ls said, half its number. The only casu
any 10 the LIST Delaware we have seen reported vel
is Col. Andrews, wounded.
From the I'd Delaware we have the following lis
of wounded
tIeorge Simpson, company b. eye.
George McNeil, side.
Ernest Graw, company II, finger.
oergt,. Major McMenVasy, shoulder.
- ). Hammer, co. X, left leg.
Joel Taggert, arm
Nharles WI.r, company G., arm,
IT, u!e, company r, arm.
r. hallsc"'", company d. eye.
- Bnnnett, company C., eve,
Llen"Col w. p. Bailey slightly in foot.
Major RcKctts hp
Captain Winnie, arm.
Lieutenant James, company |, shoulder.
Lieutenant Reynolds, shoulder
hl'utcnlnt Bird, company +, eve
- - Mcknight, leg.
William Kingston, company {. tb;oh
): Campbell, company +, leg.
r N"urse, company II, arm.
C"lor-Sergeant Wrer, company D. Iep.
r. Lynch, company /, leg
H. RltchIe, company Ii, groin
~ McLean, company ID, neck.
W. ii. Gullford, hip.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18

IN THE PAPER MAAKEr-We were Lac, ,vaaL in
search o. pri lnx paper, and found it had advanced
to rulnously high priccs and sill advancing. Soma
SIX weeks ago We ordered from the paper warshouse
WIN which we deal Il supply Of paper to be deliver
"a III thrcc weeks. At the expiration Of four weeks
We received word from them that tlev could no et
any manufactured for us, having tried some seven or
elgat paper mills and the best they could do was to
cut down sm'll quantity from another size. This
costs u" Sb21 per ream, the price for wears hereto
tore being only $500, or more than ON. hundred ,,r
cent advance. Nor do they promise us better things
l" the immediate future, or, indeed that they can
supply the de nand' No country paper knows what
wee" II VIII iaiI of supply. The difficulty arises
from want OF material. For the past c.rht months
Immense Quantities of rags have been used in hosp
tai supplies as bandages, lnt &c. The high price
Oh al KINGS u cotton goods causes old clothes 10 b,
worn much longer, and hence fewer old ra gs in mar
ket; and this viii be the case, pethao,. for
years. ne commodities to make wrapping paper
nave a'sS advanced grass.rope, for instance which
heretofore sold ior so per ton, now sells for SI51
old newspapers ere selling to manufacture 10 he
'e"''u' 'hl' good paper, at from To 10 cent. per
ound' and rags that heretofore solo for and rt<
pe' pound are no" selling at ftoa II 10 l8 ceats.
"p"r can be made cut Of straw, wood, cornhu..s,
aud various other thingr, but unit the necessary
machinery can be made for featuring it out of
"e'e Articles the price Of paper must rule high.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
To Our patrOux

The pressure, which has reached nearly
all departments OF trade, has fallen upon the
printing interest with peculiar force. Every
article that enters into the composition of a
newspaper costs more than it has ever done
before. White paper, which is the most
expensive of these articles now sells for
ey.ttrsa a.ni tceHy ctatt 2,und, while ten.
oe~ts has hitherto been the outside price. In
consequence of this great advance, nearly
al the large city dailies have be en- compel
lsd to reduce their size or advance their
price.
Many of the country papers have also
rused the price of subscription, and others
have increased their rates of aivertisinr
As yet, we have done neither. and will not
ifpossibly avoidable. But it must be plain
to all, that at the present enormous prices
of paper and other material, none bu t,nonpt-
5 paying subscribers are desirable.
And we shall be compelled to observe
our rule strictly, and demand ttro dollar
Tse" not 1NIat tcali" the gar. Further, we
expect our subscribers TO pay in a.i,aacs or
near the bcgi"'N'g of each year If our sub
scrbers will attend to this promptly We
hope to weather" the storm without
making any change in our terms. We say
then come and bring the money or remit to
US early by mail.
We have number Of subscribers who !
are In arrears for more than two years sub
scnption. They, no doubt, or at least the
majority Of them, are honest and intend to
pay, but are long time in making up their
nindS to do it. 1t will be a very unpleasant
duty for us to strike the name ofanv sub
"criber from our lists, and place his account
in the hands of an officer for collection, but
we shall be compelled TO pursue this course
II payment is much longer deferred
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18

FEARFUL Work IN TExAs-Weh have an
other OF those horrible stories from Texas
OF the execution, or rather the massacre. of
Cmon men in that State. 1t is given with
all particularly Of detail in the Texas r..
publican, of the lst ultimo. 1t is. briefly
that a secret Union organization had been
discovered in Cook county, contiguous to
the lndan Territory, which had ramifca-
tons into tfrayson county, the members of
which were lntrIIstcd with three ,lpprees-
the first degree being secrecy. the second
JAyhawking and robbery, doubtless false
and the third degree " contemplated the re-
establishment of the old Union. The plot
was dlscovered-seventy of the Cnionists
were arrested--and, at the first effort, tre,lty-
Jour- Of tam ,ceTe tried and erccutr,l. Subse-
quently to this two rebels were shot-prob-
ably by persons of their own kidney. As
shooting has always been common enouoh
IN Texas-and this furnished prctext for
another general hanging of Unionist.
"The number executed in Cook county.
at last accounts says the Texan paper,
" was Jorty-t,ro, and two others were shot in
attempting to make their escape. "Others."
says the editor, sit was expected, would be
summarily dealt with; =" and then he adds
" since writing the foregoing it is rumored
that several persons have been hung in
Grayson county, and among them DIR.
Lively
This is indeed fearful record, and beats
anything we have yet heard Of the whole
sale executions of loyalsts in East Tennes-
see or elsewhere. Some fifty men-and it |
may be twice or thrice that number by this
time-led out to the gallows and hung, only
few weeks ago because they were loval
and true to the Union it is almost to shock
ing for belief Those who know what the
forms Of trial are in Texas, and what were
probably the surroundings and incidents of
these executions, can form some idea of
heir horrors.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
Registers Office.

novEE, Kent County, Del, Norernber iSth. 1862
pom tie Application Of Jno y. Clark and d. v;dS
Ciark, exec uior' o. late of Duck Cre.r
Hundred Ia said county, deceased. II is ordered
and directed 10y the Reghter, that the said Jobp
\. { b'rh and David ;. Clark give notice Of tho
srsn'ng O Letters Ic'am=ntsry upon the estate
posted withn orty days fror the date orsuch litter,
IN SIX Of the most public places Of the County Of Ken
occurring all ? rsnnE n.vg demands against The es
ta'e To p;escnt the same, abide hy an act ~ A.
Se"oIy IN such case made and provided. Aud also
Cause the same |" be inserted in the Smyrna Tlm.,
four weeks '''''"
G'V"n under the hand AID seal of of;ca
S sE ~ AZ =" tn" Register AFORESAID, at Dover. Kent
= - 'p'n:y aforesaid, tie dav and wear ab,vs
"''"en' ID t.GDDWIN, Register.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18

NORTHERN LTsnrs--Thers was a beautiful di..
play ofthe Aurora B'realis on Sunday evening. In.
stead of the usual spears of light gancing up from
dark cloud below, there vas a general diffusion Of
light oil across the Northern sky, sxc.pt the u,u,l
blacA cloud down 10" IN the horizon. In this black
cloud waves OF light extending all across the sky
flashed continuously up to the light clouds above
The lights continued to brighten the sky for long
time' and occasionally changed it's appearance but
the flashes continued during the whole exhibition.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
lIEAnouARrFpS On Rn,r.

IlEADoUARrERs 3D BRIGADy.)
N'hp Tom Casey" Va, Dec. llth, le62.
Mr. Editor
noticed with considerable sati,f,c.
o"j an article IN your last ISSUE signed "Sni,icrs
Friend" relative TO the extra bounty of s,u pr,,,;.
'h'S Atm Del. Regt. This matter srens ia h. ,b.
o"'y real Cause OF complaint among our rncu e>pe
''""y men Sl families, there being bal few indeed
among the latter class that have rn their b,n,. .,d
i2Hed VeS, with any means Of iu,nre sunnor, n,.
pay nom ''o'rrnmea' has been nrc= my pos.p
"' al Indefinite p'r"d the fIiy dollars extra 5.,niv
- hardly hoped fer, an. upon application 10 IN, Ps
Is' Association at Wilmington v. are juf.r,sa
through DR.. Garrett indlrerltvy that the c.n,,ihp
tons t" that fund oniy pliI 10 those men. fam,
lies that reside III New Casllu county
CuF idHlllIes are "a absolute want extreme nsc.s
Sity alone Inducing me t. make tbi. snn.al =, ia,
Smyrna public, for the relief tf these who we're and
are s!'ti depending upon scl:iers for l.vsljuood
As i'r our individual selves We wlnng to t.s.
VI the hirdsh'Ps aud exposures incident to cam
"e-do a" our country dcnalds of u. wtnou, ,
m"rmuf, but II IL Calling indeed to kna,v TIA, an,
wives aud ch'ldreh are IN suffering condition.
ca"n0t believe thai tie loyal men Of Sinyrna
would have allowed these things 10 be had they bet.
aware OF tne 'ac's. Tins thougnt ercourtge, me in
-" appeal h''!y believing that Causes Of complain,
VIA Cease to ex's "lt. taer knowledge OF the facts.
Bat TO ih* kni"ess ia frtr"d, Sir $, my own
family must nave. suffered extremely lie is Nc,
'pIe to bear tue expenses ftEo families Tner. ar,
other families, very probably who have M, 30 tnuc
as Snd friend.
now leave the matter in tic lands ol Ipyal ncn
Q; SI'yrn'. There but i've or SIX married me.
IN TINS Regiment from Smyrna, ali OF whlci. ar.
o'uOtIcss Hno"n to you but whose names with .ca
per ceItiHc-ttsl Will be furnished If ncccssa :.
fouIs, with respect,
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
kemt County
Association of Odd EolIo,vU

ne next meeting OF the ken! County A,ssc,auon
81 81 Odd ellows will be held at Camden the IPS1
TUESDAY, OF JANUARY He1t, 6Ih proximo. st :
ociucb, pm. p'N''"0' a.
Rules and Rcgu ations for the further poyernm, n,
OF lhe Association will be offered by the committee
appointed for that purpose
decl8 w II COITtUc -
FyPenInsular News and Delawarean ,nsert ,c.
and send bill to this Office ~
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18

VESSEL AND CaEw Losr.-The schooner J. p.
Ha'0' OF Lewes, DcI lost off Boston harbor. on
the oth INST, with all on board. William Mason.
Captain and j. Bainum, mate, both belonging 10
Mlon' Sussex county. II is supposed she struck on
a rock aud sprang leak. She belonged 70 II Hiok.
saaa. Eco '-''"'
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
Conviction rhama. ). o.k;n,

ne case OF the State W. Thomas JOskins, charge
"i'h the murder Of John Bennett, at Milford, on the
=2d OF September up for tral at the adjourned
session o. the Court Of Over and Tern,incr bcd =,
Dover on Wednesday, the 10th inst. A. r. Woo,tsr
'"a WIN ,. McCauIlry, Esqs., appeared for tn.
> ale, and IN salisbury and Geo. P. Fisher. E,ors
tor the prisoner. The jury was dolly drawn and
sworn, and after short opening Of the case bv the
Deputy Attorney General, McCaullry, no proceeded
to call the witnesses for the State.
The testimony in the case was to the effect that
OSklns is a low character and kent d,sord .,lv
house, which had been assaulted by some rar,ic,,
ana bennett VIII" was intoxicated, in passing the
house shortly Afterwards was shot by O,kins IN the
abdomen and expired i'll about an hour
Inc ease was argued by McC4ulley for the State,
aud Salisbury for the defence, uulil a l.t. bonr
when the Court took a recess until Thursday mar,
ing al ~ O'Clock. The argument was then resumed
by Fisher for the defence and Wootten for the STATE
About noon the jury retired, and after an absence IF
'nree hours returned verdict of guilty" After
oe'IOeraing Ter short time, Chief Justice Gilpn
pronounced the sentence of the Court, that he he
hnng oa Friday, the 9th day of February next. br.
tween ~ O'clock, a. NJ. and S p. NJ.
SERVING THEM RIGHr.--Wo copy the following
from the proceedings Of Congress:
"On "Wednesday Mr.. salisbury, of Delaware of
fercd resolution calling on the Secretary of War to
inform the Senate whether DR.. john Laws and Mr.
Meredith, citizens ofDelawarc have been arrest.d
and imprisoned, and what charges ate made ogan,t
taem' aad calling ior ali the papers relative to their
arres', &c. LAID over"
"mIe tho last campaign was in full progres, vii.
lard Salisbury took little too much Of "pa rlev
Bree, which excited him to such an extent that he
gave full vent to his natural feelings by hurrahing
for jeff Davis and Beauregard and oaher dignitare,
OF the rebel Conlederacy This conduct was report.
cd at Head Quarters, and the gay Senator to avoid
oe'hg treated to nasty ride to some of the North
ern orts, repaired to Washington and entreatd The
eecre'ary Of War to excuse him because he was
Inquirer, s' "
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
The Gazette.

The Delaware Gazette, of Tuesday last.
has long editorial article in reference to
sar 'utiols oa the similar positions of tho
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18

CIHciSNATT Hoo TEADE.-During the present sea.
son Ju45i5 hogs have been received al Cincinnati
against 1855 for the corresponding period of last
year. On Tuesday the market was firm. and prices
10 260 lbs. i'V
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, White Wheat is selin a. As:
Red l45; Corn, IS; Rye, so; Oats, 40
Hound Potatoes, 90 Butter, 25 cents per
10. Eggs, 20 cents per doz.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
The Delaware Arrests in Congress.

Considerable time was spent in the Senate
OF the I. >, last week, in Discussing the
arrests of certain disloyal citizens of our
osase, BY Col. Wallace during the past
year. The debate which was participated
In by large number of the Senators grew
out OF the resolution offered by Mr.. SauIs-
bury, in the Senate, on Wednesday. 3d
Inst, calling on the Secretary of War to in
form the Senate if DIR. John Laws and
Whiteley w. Meredith, citizens of the State
OF Delaware, have been arrested and inn
pris0ned, and what charges are against them.
and calling for the papers relative to their
arrest, &c. Ofcourse Mr.. Salisbury, Bayard
Powell. &c, made this the occasion TO vent
their spleen upon the Government. as has
been their wont since the commencement Of
the rebellion, caring far less for the interests
OF the pestiterous disloyalsts whom they
Cam to defend, than they did for the OBJ
p9rtunlty to strike a blow at the govern
ment We would like to publish the whole
oi the long debate but have room only for
few of the speeches:
Mr. Wilson, of Massachusetts,. ob;octod
70 the resolution. He said there might
nave been some mistake in these arrests
ouI there were many men who OUGHT 70
nave been arrested than who really have
Mr. Bayard, OF Delaware, thought that
this Government was especially valuable
rom It's protection to citizens. vet in no
other tree government was the citizens IL
Ao'o 70 arrest at the discretion Of any and
eNery ofhceF lie urged the adoption ofthe
resolution at some length.
mr Doolittle, of Wisconsin, said bc
understood that in all these cases of arrest
'he offer of liberty had been made if the
persons arrested would take oath of alleo;.
A''ce, out 1t had been refused. There hal
oeen complaints made that the government
aad been too lenient, and that MANY who
sisd been simply imprisoned had not been
pung or shot He would like the resolution
20 lay over ''''40ti
MIR. Salisbury said he referred TO these two
persons because he had never heard anv
cnarge agalst them. They had been arrest
eo In loyal State and for no offence what
ever. Peacesble citizens in Delaware and
Wand had been arrested and dragged
from Their homes, and he thought they had
e zs ,es.'. q night to inquire into the matter
arns mere was no disposition to oppose the Gov
AIer further discussion the resolution
was iAad aside On the following dax
Tuesday, the resolution was again tskcn
mp.
8 ar; Hale, {N. II. } said that the Senator
Srad dpe'@Tare, y IVA (hr. Bayard), yesterday re-
o a. So;no 70 the .n proper division Of the powers
and q s bo cir sIo nope, nope of free government,
ths Senate thus undertake to ipterTa,e 20 'ts see
other departments. If any citizen Of neIa Si.n
ware had been aggrieved, the cour.. =, Dela- LEA
s1ll open, aud he believed the writ Of h@Saa, @Sr
corpus was not yet dead. y '"'0e'i'
Ar, Powell Ky.) contended that tho
l<ss'ssss aad bis Ministers lad no right TO 10
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18

YRg TINES" is pr6tisAed srery Thursday Os
Rssr. ID. HorsEsKxA. Editor ssd Proprietor. at
s~srnS. Del
TERAS-Sgp p+csIP1soS,--One yeGr, sl.5o in Gd-
sssee or $500 if not paid till end Of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paidOnIy
at the ePtiOn Of the Publisher.
erery square of t.ceIrr lines
Or less, frst Insertion, ffy cents each subsequent
Insertion tIcenty.fce cents. Liberal arrangements
made ~ith yearly and half yearly advertisers. Id
rsrtisemsRts sent WitaOut stating the number
t~es to 5s inserted ciH be continued until forbid
den, and charged according TO the dbOre rates.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18

SALE OF PRoPERrr.-John Cosd,n has purchased
mouse and lot situated on the y. W. corner ofC,m
ineFre and Mirket sts., in This town, OF Mrs. ".
SAITH and james L. D.yis, Tor @I000,
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18

We would call the attention of our read
ers, who have given little thought to the
ub.ect, to the articles on Delaware and her
connection with slavery. published on our
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
FOR Eek.NT.

miles from Smy rna. Apply 10 s''
DEC 10Th, 662 I'm " -
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
NT,Ii,n

lhe undersigned, cNe-u.rrs named above. hereby
giVeS n";.er t'a4 Liter, Tosramrut.ry we've
gTsni"f 10 ~ or tne ls,'. day Of Noycnl5,r. 1853
~ P'r-''"> there 're having demands agans; the
- a. q III VIII r,'nt II, same. properly al,
">' a." "' "r' =. T. l~,'i .: Noyymbtr. lsG3
or atrd, ~ - +, IT,. ael If. 49,
JOHN y. CLARK,
DAVID :. CLARK