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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
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@roooltraRe esfu5rtc l8Utbihaft nab 9oSertier-SolrR nit
allen 9tronten rno '%Cntiscu Grfrii6nngcn reibitb we're
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27

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a. . nutL G,rpaGura uno 8ritGbuHN enks mat
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10 j@t icI'bu uI@ rcu aus tauf5H, lEr rriuc, Nv.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
SSirtbftbaftS=a usciseu
Siam ~gornfr&Sfer 8oF!

ReiHcn GrcuSocn urH eem gecbrtsn 9ubliIum bic cros-
hsnlie dnleise, rag Rstus an 8rcGtiirosc nsbe Der Ilcu
ssIe9cge 0irtbl6aft nit Den bCfteu @ctrdutcp ieeu art
reibti5 peJfebtn m, une baf oub lcnni0c grfriSnuuo,n in
better SuaI;tot littS rCudibj9 itne. 9nptnt tn ;uu, 9es
iutt %ecrlelhcn trenntltt{t etnlarc, pcripr,be Id burb cute
~etraute u1o agfpertiame 8coicnIne MIR caS @p6lpcuer
mctncr s~ccbrten Gdlie ~ crpsrlCn. Gcpre 8erntt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
8tuc g8ttnAubt!

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%ereebenne Nnlsgr, ooF i'd neseu msincm gR6pleIale gBsin-
uno Stlupr~C9elh6it cine TClnltube er0fnet babe. m Der ib
meme 9eebrten Nunecu NIT gBrucn isocr Dirt uuo tcfler
Sual'tot bet 6loine uno @tos, iopIs nit lculiocu Grit
inunsen bcoienen prrpe. 9Gcot TippS.
so 1871 NRrnnN. SlrnFr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
q mtfthc e~INnthefr.

GiT SEN mir rcu mrincs bjrltCt 0arbS(Yu,7 II ria
Ito G;'btnticn ,3ulcruh stilit carfsub, tlt,blt ih mic
eHh %Fcruelttn bortm gcrearn lE0Supsurl. wr,u i'd 4,
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tcint unc ercee Hisrltt, Saap, G]r,CSaCsl. % frarptt se
lhitetEt Scrttn 3Iuosln, n.anrg GitourN rur,r 4 ar,,
NdlC. GaptcI0tc, M1Ccrorl. Sdlllrl m .yrS.r rrs H-isf
t.uten, Slmrti, sori,u u0e s,,tpemcG, ntsf aurE erl.
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Srui' Id ~ Sen mO0lj6N tt0isntH 9r,uta SrFcrs mpits
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
sNNnrfet &Sofcl.

Gdc Ser G.. unO @arlbaGlr., 8jtmpuS. pa
9icitS eelhma6YOl ciu9ecinutt 6ctcI niJo Dem ~rciicr>
ben 9ublitum btitcne c%1trfcblcu. Die ilnttritlhnttcu c~
lOuteu 6G ;ualtih oOS ticitee luel,tuni ,uH 8,ub ocS
frcuablitli cIn9ertttctcn @IrtblnaftSlptal5 bteIt5 SpttlS
,tu'uIOe;n, no oe StlteH oetronic uuo GrirtIbuRseu itocr
9rt IN rcititsr &uSpobl IA bItc1 limb.
SotQ6n9cr fuoCu oOitblt frtunclinc 3immcr, cute Sect
sno Wportcmmtnoc S;cteruHe. lint freunOIi6cu Suiyrut
bitten StoocibUftr L. 6GuSItr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
NErne Wirthiehnff.
fnatrbitr- Salon,

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uneren Sreunbeu uro benz ecrsrtcu Yublifum ua@,n
cine elegant eugcrittcte 9aacrbttr-Y u rtbTtaft cr6fnct bob,R.
Durh ei5 rttpb0itiges gSboiClaIcsYaoer Der belcn g8cint
uuo frdniOlIdcs STonoicS Inb njr IN zen Staub ecieBt,
ben SeiudVrRoicIes ncucu NreaIs ttodS guSer;tihuetts bic
ttu ~ t6nnCn. 8pnt6ter II. pIober.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Observation-Disclosures.
Dem sulytsu publitum biz 2tu,stGe, Sd6 bar
tln.'y'rt6u'te cot 8u@btueer. @tI6Git bts DIN.
=. &tsder Utrrnommen bht unb caFtlbt am nle
ten 9l15e. Ode Ctr 6ttu uuo 8rcao7rn6t, fort
I'b'n mtrc. I'm 3obIrst6e NuItrGae bitttt
Sttu @eiRer.
N8. TUdstbi6rr Fno In rider NusnnbI
t'ts p~orratbi9 uup msrOsu auf 9tit, lung i&usI,
lrn5 nnBcftrttat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27

e. Nu99cmbcimer
3mPorter ron Ntutitcu II. franS6fl&en 0etneu
unp Sranoiee.
unS
Havana x Domestic Cigars.
NH. lis JranfIinf,., jwtiten Der IA. II. IS.
nnhe WpoernUrlr.
9@S settlbe gublitpnt, inSt,onSere at,r gBteberrerr8ufr
rno oe PerrCH gEhtke, ncrScr anf bitreS men rrri6,,e,
b?cIcl6iC.@e'I atfmertiam 9cnlatt unb erIudSt. bic b1k !
rretemUTcl0Cr NSaorer otlCS n;ucu GtasIiTrmcrfS ~ vsrF,,
cen. tpe tie m onoerer btctesn oocr u0rSltben 65uirrr ii, ,
Sint1pte mohcR. Qntcr NUesrcn ~Serbleneu fpleenYe 9lrtit,l
''Gnotr' Gfr eTioabut uno bcreprgebcbeK Ju ner6cr:
5rau30itldt 8ranries uup Notbrrcins,
@bampdgucr [aUt Sorteu),
Stbttrs uno N1pi.l g9eine.
@ue SOrten g9bistes, Sin
9enh unr NpgIs.Srauop
aus SUtten 2~iqE:urs (@OrOtals), ais: Rimmft
Nnts, NbFpntb, CURACAO ,c. It.
Ollie Sprtrn 5o0ana anp Dumrfic 6foors -,
ltoetr Yrttie, S9nhburo 81utn6af, aQe @prttr
Hau6tobaf, Sorpinte &c. &c.
"H LtuuUNpfH 1"HEuh 9. 8ua 0cubc CT racr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
@etsmntma@Rnecm
Sdcpb Sipos,
SmpUrtsur unD
ScrtGufer
ron
Srnnetts, @.insn
Gin II. @iaarrep,
90. 1874
SrCao. Stra6s,
R;L ~-.n O.

DER unter3et&nste emgi,bIt t6Ti6f I,ln,r
o%rturoen unr Dem putIjtuui' itin aueaeotbnt,s
if'i6 an9sIe9ttS Eager Ypn 9iqueuytn unb 81.
Sarren, brett tmprvtirte fran;5ffte Rctbs unp
g~StS-SEetne, @bnnb 19ner, Nialaoo, Sberrs une
W'aotird Nttuc, outr 2lrttn 8%ronntnetne, YRbis-
tvs, beuorN. Sin, &um uno Elm q a0crttrtes
wager NOn parono unp sinbeimi1beu 9iaorrtn.
pauPtiodlt6 atcr empFebIt tr allen Qiebbabern
oe rursn oeutitsn 9tttrnfaftcS lein,n dbttn
H~btinrttn, ~ baben bel allen GuantttGtcn urp
btutacn Nrtiien.
Nu@ ddtsn 9tmtur8srs unb charlottesville.
SarcinrS 1t. {. +.
Ncbtet SeItsricr. gGdTer.
Aue @eftluugen psrc.n NIT Dant rmrfanoer
mn aus punttltdRc ousasfa6rt. g8tsoerusrs&Su.
fern %otrtauft t@ 81 ZEN t%tataft,n YrtiIen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27

@ti@itctut Arutfl, mtt1't ,ti g8n. eGaa
SObnr, Sic 9sdri II. &argltr. ;u b,t,n Fpp
81 &S.5. ertra y0rse Fot 92c. 3 2F0a.rrt.
- Sud 5ratu Stoger, % %orra to .atgSlcFtr
. Sats NaCs giuotr, > b. BIngut7.
70 SOIen No. Rstmess, . 30 SorogE I2aiort.
- 10 tyi3 &luein9, % % @}l.cavonl
100 baltt R'itrn GSrecn uno GLsG Eels.
ID cs. Mttc, $50 g'urcn 5Gaou Ear-lfy.
IS &crcn 5ancr Scart, 100 @al7 4hp,
% DIBtu2 pljuto pajls, p ~ llaig apa-b8.
100 - tH StpI,ts @iHs, 30 Do. Ecner s.pu5s Q;rI
500 DuecHl Wre. @jItr'o Sm9iitQ Ecbat 9.
200 90 5000 viu'a 90 90
% %Drtn pa,me,ip Gbepjus DO
so RtlS Ria Or m
10 Y2jl genuine SerlrrIgr G~iaaYre7
go erOE @aIaess 90 30 I2a Ur'S G!adir9.
10 sbi5. &ep gO Ssvue, IS 9plit Ssci Eolsr,
81 90 Gbf!t B.p.a. tIw. WuItRtt 5b5g !
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
lNINIIa ~ @lLotnnhtla.r-

IS lit ttrc dlacmtin 5t'durtc sab. oos VI Ter .6s,S
trtr Setbc Hu 3dSrCn &tiSll- uno lg5g.Colc- W,ihaft,
tl3tr Stoct acmad,t sat. Y8eH1e,r btflrnt Ourfgt aBer r.
FIs unlsr oauS en- 3'rttaaei&afG IN 9tro @orf tal. uu5 Z
HtE Balrcn ir ms uIUtaufi nm 3 aoEsR i,pe gEpA. .f
81 lsuott. HtrHtr ctrcigdt a]usrHljur att1nr. m msrs
> IS mir @roHrI,e, 9srgjitcneu, &utu, Rdic i. &c rGy
5H Saar taErea, woouvb ptr IN Der S.snr ccftFt p~e
lS bi'Tlu Sttt unb lu ban gsIreBn,itru gieolrgrra.r \
u 'Ti1 so tqnitH. 9Sr stIUtn ssgGer lGrurd, o1Fmir
bar '%tUtaUitn. Uno TETS sute, friite urp tiui., gHogr, 4
'' Die SHtsreNcn unlcEt. NWlrcn an helen SO lplpr,a. /
70 ere EIluOIS, &5emc WlN Gjaarrul ale u1Ytrf,,Ihg
~0rt'smmeis, uno macon rcn oarauf anfuutaz, bag
al N eEntr DloSsgp g'5raurtgn &r;lid ubrsa.
jim, lGaIlltt @b6u0
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
Mhnpt 95mheI,
Or. -. Nrrbs,
Dthce: Ecke Marshall and ie Strasse.
". 4trs4tr, a9rnt,

=. II. AFrtWtr, NNtNt,
NPotbet'r, Dru8aiH, supporter Yer
oeutl6tn @btmicoIt,u II. l.. IL. 0r. )
NfntnsStr., StS:nubsr Dem alien Nforfte.
Es~ 81 teptt nerocr nit bcr ar5Fan sorafalt IN
@eH1ui9ttt brtttct, lUUlc ncmjf6t @rErarotc Nm
HRai0itt nit auFerlttr Non.jiGic tc'out. 2an6tanL
AtlLe n1cerH edS r%cIIboluac Eager llns ,riau. o:uiIb,
une t%ronlOiiibr = foe fcIibtr ~ Qrrct tiaHre-anr
u ~. IN better 2utpasi cle't in &uncui6,i7 rt,m,r. NJ
1 Irt!,cI 'Im ahrii 'stit ~ njeortGtrtn, ale sen ufrtI. an
Srttlr ]se5t.sIeE Wrrotn. Rcoi,iufdAt en- ursm n
Den otitet'e Ssn!asaneer miencrUr nit asutn up.rsii
dutgtlsutt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
Qttb @tbnetbtk.

RRsssid&sstta 6tastrtn.Saft
'i2a'r Sssr''Sti'S o~staHit IA Csltssts,s SEsR
ttist:s sac ~ h;gIs,s 9ctjt
9&cC5 2ipsB,
SO. 1874 SrcsSArtst.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
A. JUDSoN CRANE.
Norotot una 0dsnrNuer @tyintslnpal!.
EfTce: lite Stragt, ,mti6tu Nlatr u.SanfRr
n. WALLACE's Pure MOUNTAIN Dew
WHESkEY

9te'cT ESStefco rtrs nur Nht crh me te}retv. 81
ma ttn has gut.,!unJ bICrayt oufmcriiau unt marn,u eli
iGH, pT @ntauT clrcS T0ta,Nootru Mlli!rIS. c1 rtd
g5elStes nun rETD Wrltr pane 5e'cAc7 rrpst ioun. Ra:
Iteruttr, ptItr lin Barrel pcc. nicbr spr bi.f,r por,G.i
hsn grln6 gu t0uftu mUui3tr. ipulrn mn "a tauf,r. ms
N eNt Srrt1Rfrr Ssytyapsn lcgcu. 0u pu.roen tas 81
etltLn MIR rrr GItl@gnScl "a muntH. 9lir b,lfsr n,
'lneH PTrBeI Sosrs.t sen biti1m lGbi5tsu lUF Gliyr. Sen n
nnr AIN S%crtaurer, rtGH u IL ;Ei01cHe - y'Dacft an Z
4ian er!nnCyc itb, tog mn Bic 1ailui1cn 8tr.iufl r,s !
Boa1cte smr NlcuntajR leu Bbtttgp ine. mo ray I
~, ,intn Srue bel ScrisufCn ocu bic 100 Eloryes sas.
lrc IsecG JaUdIcrtoerr eiR, cieitu yu9lOIibu mn r,it
.StiSttg tIHu @rOEc 80 u~nltrncricn.
n n. w oliacr S6bnt.
Ndt NNr1 NA0 Nlar. ltfl atrD
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27

$9eurD ~SStcfarbf,
Sdttltr,
2ts Stra6e, Ode FER gtta0.
Ritmcne, 8ireiuia.
VA Nftret1rIhtrre uno ers9piittrm btitcn itSrr q r
rtrOen echm0Groi a~uSdsfuert.
Yceer.Rofer, 91liicS, ScilctoIhcn, l~leSrriiiae fur SnIfr1,
tcNtt. Eentrortctteu FUR n~iiitiriIbe 9nc6C, fOrie ale in
o1e Sattisr8tlb1it lttaaenoe @rtttel prrtcn qut ur6 tiltti
~aIeaFEuHri NM bttteE Der S5iae nm lcuetatc 9uftr5oc.
&%- StIcUbCre @Rfmcrtiamfeit wiro hiruraiIbcn Son>
eAaen W9c0cnrct.
6euer= mnb Ntariue=4ITefuram1
Der
Virginia Fire & Marine insurance Com
pany
Die 'tn 8Ota She Gopital oou 5000, 600 teTtt
"nC i'm Sabre 1882 purm Die @eIeBaebuna
0cn &ir9jnten einetIsBt rur6e.
@srtterun9cu merneu purt citis dlte G~emyaerie eY.
tbetlt urtcr cen 8mfltslttn @eNiuauu0cn eeetn 9eucr. urs
@s1fer'baeen an GIeentbum cIcI @rt, olS: Saurer. IEru.
bel, WUttr uuS @ddren dlr AIT, ipmpEI In Der Gnbr
eS agf I'M E1nre, 'Ab mcrotE Die Setreferben @u8lablun.
seA rrcnvt a~Cleiltt.
Cd 5ur Ole police uub Die Gufnasm. orriu perFherr,
ben "'rrcntdroc Djro ri6ls bere+n,t.
Efrcs: DtdtritraFs iciihCn Der Totem urb IItsn. 1rber
benz &mericau 6Ctsl, &inmCRb, ga.
~. :. GODorbiu, 9rfFb.
mil ian GEiu;s AZ, stsrtt IDOL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27
uuOtrtnttna q.

Undertaking.
Ger lIntericitaett % jsRt IN Stance. i;hfy NrFt~o, %.
'~,0cu.Nc'Hd't aUsiufIsrcn uno mar 10 biujo aid mSsis
$!ne auen9el 9eH -: 9cE ~ for.ude:euo porratojs
SlH urusF, ltonsr lNNierDagru nil einem eUI;r
MuLlAe Ela rlti@cn Gferhtu Hr t~tpatSep gctrauh.
DIE Aufneriian!fit BON 6o,clirs1h,r1 I, 7f,miIi,r r,i-S
MTIpiei 9It'fRe 8rese Auewa3I ron DlarORer.
@ue9tlietIna Don SFs6a's, 5iusIen L. Soriuerat-os,r
~''V'" PF0nlp' pH'T8t. U.aHri6 Vdubt
SyuGNfu.. CT tr sftu 5traE,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27

&5GJuBs Wm0 y fjefcGs9aqcr.
Der uutsr3eihnets srldutt lid ieiuta Otr,6y
ltn Run6,H unc benz a~tsjrtsn gusl,'um ~aberbaugt itu rsNb.
hoirat5 CoBer pOE i,toi gtrferliateu Stiefeln uub Sn1ba
tt1iT AyGittlt s~r1'stait ~ f@upibles. 9cteQuroeu ntrefr
Nr0apr m1o iaaeP aHy9lu9rt. 3DDm. @~cftrmaRr,
&c. 20 WlliItr.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-19
From Mexico,

By the arrival Of the steamer British Queen.
we have receIeved details Of the recent I'm por-
tapI events in MEXICO, including the ba tile OF
Amazoc, near Puebla, 10 which the French
were defeated and forced TO retreat 10 Ori8aba.
Gems. Negrete and BeFriozabel commanded the
MexIcan troops 10 this sffair. Two bstIalions
OF French Zouaves skirmishing ss light infantry
h-gan the attack. These covered two slrong
columns OF infantry supported by rlaed cannon
The MeXcans waited till their enemies were
within 80 yards, and then fired. The French
fled whilst the Mexicans charged; but other
French columns renewed the attack, aRd a
second time they fed, leaving a number Of
dead who were shot iD the back. Again the
Mexicans charged, aud had they had cavalry
would have destroyed the lnvad'Hg army. The
The French did not renew the attack on the
front, but sent strong column against the for
tihcations Of Guadalupe They were here also
Tepulsed, and a reinforcement of Mexicans
coming up, an attack was made on their right
flank. The French at once fell back on Orza.
ba. Their loss is estimated by a friendly au-
thOriy at 600 or 500 soldiers in the fight nd
by sickness. Another fight subsequently, took
place near Orlzaba, between the ReactlonisIs,
supported by the French, and the Liberal
forces the result of which is claimed by both
sides as q victory. IL may, therefore be regard
ed ss drawn battle. The French forces, it is
understood, were to remain at Orizaba until
they could receive instructions from theiI Coy
erOment. Meantime, Juarez is making every
effort to fortlfy the approaches TO the Capital,
and expresses the delermina tion 10 defend it TO
the laat
Smyrna times., 1862-06-19

In one of his late speeches Parson Brown.
low said the greatest negro thieves in the world
were the Confederate soldiers. He spoke isel.
ingIy on this subject. They had stolen from
him likely negro boy. IA years old. and worth
thousand dollars. He had never heard from
the boy since he was taken away, and never
expected to see him again or get cent for him
1t was solemn fact that the Confederate 8; J.
dIers had stolen more negroes during the war
than all the Abolitonists had e'olen for forty
years. These soldiers were the off: scouriRgs
Of the earth. Not one half of them had ever
owned negro. or were connected by any de-.
gree OF social affinity or consangulnity with
anybody who ever did own a negro.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-19
MARRIED.,

90 The 18th inst. by Rev. VIM. Bisbsp. Mr.
John Pearson to MISS Rachel Reynolds, both O
Kent county Del.
Al Odessa, Del on the 9th instant, BY Rev
J. y. Cook, Mr.. Jesse Hyatt, OF Odessa. aod
Sarah Jane Davis Of New Castle county.
Thursday afternoon. May the 29ih, in Gov
lngton. KY. by the Rev. s. C. Perrin, w. C.
Finlo" aud Miss Jennie Bradley, both of Dover
Delaware.
10 Baltimore. on June the 18th, by Rev. Dr.
II: Webster Thomas J. KesIng. Esq Edmo,
ni the CentreuiHe Slate Rights. to Miss SsI lie
ford county.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-19
The PRESIDENTS Proposition Rejected,

The Missouri State Convention, now in ses-
sion, refuses TO entertSIn any suggestion look
lug TO an acceptance Of the Presidents PROPOSE
tion to compensate States for the public and
private Inconvenience " OF emancipation. OF
course, II Missouri. in which slavery is weaker
than in any of the slave States. (not reckoning
QelswaTe,) rejscts the Presidents offer, it VII!
be accepted by none of them. And as the offer
itself will expire soon by its own limitation,
viz: tho closing Of the war, il may now be re-
garded as definitely sett ed thut nothing will
come of it. This result, we presume, disap-
points very few persons.
The offer OF the President, ratified as it
promptly was by Congress, has, however, &C.
complished certainly Two good objects, both Of
Them OF great Importance.
10 the first place, it was a national repuda.
tion and condemnation Of slavery, by the solemn
declaration, initiated by the Chief Executive
Magistrate and concurred in by Congress- that
il was an institution to be got rid or if possible,
even at the cost of large outlays from the na
tional treasury. This decaralIon. important
always. became especially SO when It was
made, from its effect upon the deliberations Of
foreign Powers. 1t placed the national Gov
ernment right before the world. rallied to It
the sympathles Of the friends Of freedom every.
where, and powerfully tended to ward off that
European InierVentIcn in American affairs,
which was the only thing we had TO fear, or
which the rebels had 10 hope.
! In the next place, the offer made to the bor-
der slave States was 80 liberal. and their re-
lection of it betrays an inveteracy in wrong.
| doing so obstinate, that their mouths are for.
ever closed. whatever may now happen. A:
they refuse TO give slavery up, even when it il
proposed that the expense Of dong so shall be
borne by others, they will have no pretence o
a ground for complaint, If the course of event,
lssueh as 10 make their slaves worthless aud lC
leave them no indemnity whAtever.-NdtionG
! Republican.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-19
proceedings Of the Peninsular Fruit
Growers Association.


fae Pennsular Fruit Grogers' Assoca ation
heid their annual meeting at Middetown, Del,
June 18th, lo62, commencing at 10 o'clock, A.
The meeting was called to order by the
President, D. j. Cummns. Esq.
The proceedings Of the previous meeting were
read and adopted.
The Aesoelation then went into an election
tor officers for the ensuing year, resulting as
io!l""s: u. J. Cummins, President; Richard
Semsns. Isaac Parsons and Nathaniel Wolf
Vice Presidents; Col. Edward Wilkins, Cor.
responding Secretary, and T. J. Shallcross,
Recording Secretary; Thomas Murphey, Trea.
sureF.
The vari'us committees appointed then re.
ported valuable and Interesting statistics in
reference to The number Of peach trees in bear.
ing aud non bearing, planted on the Peninsula.
t'e aggregate Of WHICH reach many thousand.
showing much larger number of non-bearinp
trees. From the statistics submitted il is eyi-
dent that the culture OF this most bealtbfnI
fruit, the peach, is rapidly on The increase.
X. II. Cupmins then offered the following
F,solution
RESOLVED, as the sense of tbia meeting, That
eaeh Peach Gro"er shipping peaches to Phil
adeiPhla market be required TO instruct his
agent or salesman TO charge tive ,ty.fve f25)cts
each tor every BASKET Containing peaches sold.
aRd that on return Of the baskets the said sum
oftweniY-fve cents be refunded; and that no
agent OF salesman be employed for the sale of
psaches who will not procure the return of
baskets or the value thereof
Pending the adoption of this resolution
warm aud spirited discussion arose, which was
participated in generally by the members nres.
set; most OF the larger Peach Growers regard.
ing the adoption Of the resolution az imusrs.
tive, stating the loss Of barkets 10 conssouencs
OF Ihelr not being returned by The purchaser,
had become too serious TO be Longer eodur.d
One shipper alone siated that he had los, du
r7g 'r aason as high as fifteen hundred dol
IaTs worth Of Baskets while othe re suffered loss.
from ale 10 five hundred dollars All the mem.
bers, With Ons or two exceptions, were strong
~ 10 favor Of the adoption Of the resolution. and
sVIneed determination in future to make the
purchasers return The baskets or pay for the
Eams.
Anthony ReybOld then moved the proceed
Iogs OF this meeting be published in the Kent
NsOs, Cec'I Whig, Smyrna Times. Delaware
GaEstte, Republican, and DeIoworean.
On motion Of R,rney Rey bold tho Associlion
adjourned to meet a, Middletowp Del, 22d
day of July, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. when all
Peach Growers on the Peninsula are earnestly
invited 10 attend. at which tiuis a full report
Sf,he condition apd probable quantity of peaches
to be marketed will be made known.
.. The Association was well represented from
diHsrsn' sections Of the Peninsula. the mem,
bs's eslne'ng much interest ia the meeting,
ss we'll ss prosperity Oftbe Association.
- ID. J.. CpsxIss, Pres'L
..THos. J.. SHAhLcRess, Rec. s,ec.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-19

All the remaining Union prisoners confined
at Salisbury, North Carolina, have been re.
leased from confinement, and are nnw on ,het
way North.
Three large ice houses near Boston, contain.
ing more than 5000 tons of ice, were burned
oa Wednesday evening. No insurance.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-19
DIE. I'D,

Very suddenly on the 18th inst. in this town.
Mathew Hazel. Sr, in the .76 year Of his ace
Near FELTON,, on tho OH inst, Of AsiaiIc
cholera Samuel Hopkins, youngest son of the
late James Hopkins, in the twenty .sevsnth
year Of bis age. '''"
Mr. H. was a very promising young man. a
graduate OF DickerEon College, and Iesyes a
sorrow's'ricken- mother and slsters, with other
relatives and numerous friends, to mourn hi.
esriy lose, .o. s.t....
Smyrna times., 1862-06-19

general assorlment, which he viii seII 30 ner
cent. cheaper than can be bought else where. Cum.
berland Nails. s3.25 per keg; Pughs Anger Bits, Iu
cts per qr'lr; Wade Butchers Augers cts perqr;
Socket Chises, Cts per Or; Frame Chisels, Gus
per qr ali sizes OF Screws from to inch al 25 cts
per gross Upright Janus.faced and Mort;re Locks so
cts' some OF which are worth 81. ShUvels, Spades.
hinges. Shutter Rn''s, and numerous other srncIes
~ lOQ Cords OF Wood wanted. and the ghest price
aid for all kinds of Country Produce. sp24.sm
Smyrna times., 1862-06-19
- = 'sse
C0hEeCsOr,a Nafic~

The undersigned beng required to make early
'or tne p1csenI yeat respectfully requests
a,peyable To hlmd 70 call and settle the same or
be ready % pay when called upon either by hiuseIf
or bY Mf. Henry Euoanks. who Ia authorized 10 re.
eeiye the same. JAMES RoBERrs. Col,
May lVah, lssS.-4! For u. e. Hundred.