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Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

the city, fourteen thousand took the oatl
OF allegiance; and when he went on bOart
the steGmer, on his return to the North. a
least one thousand laboring men came down
upon the levee. and uttered no words except
those Of good will to him as the reprcsenta.
tive OF the Government
den. Butler continued by saying that the
war could only be successfully prosecuted
by the destruction of slavery, which was
made the cornerstone Of the Contetleracv.
TINS was the second time in the history of
the world that a rebellion Of prOpertv-hold.
ers against the lower classes and against the
government was ever carried on The
hungarian rebellion was one of that Kind.
ana that failed, aS must every rebellion of
men OF property against Government and
against the rights ofthe many One Of the
greatest arguments which he could find
aganSt slavery was the demoralizinn in
fiuenccs it cAcrted upon the lower classes
who were brought into secession by the
hundred because they ignorantly supposed
tiat great wrong was to be done them by
the Lincoln GOvernmet, as they termed if
II they succeeded. Therefore. if YOU meet an
Oid lIunker Democrat. and send him for
SIXTY days to New Orleans, and he comes |
pack llunker still. he is merely incorrigi- |
ble. Laughter.
1 mere was one thing about the Presidents
edlct OF emancipation to which he would
'ail attention. In Louisiana. he had excapt-
,d from freedom about 81 900 slaves =
/ hcs' comprise all the rcgrocS held in the.
-aI"urthc District who have been cmanr;.
EtrI already TOR some time. under the law
Nii!rh free slaves taken in rehcllio,,s territory
y oaT armies. Others of these ncorors
lad been freed by the proclamation Of Sep
"lni'"r, which declared all slaves to he FREQ
'hoSe owners should be in arms on the 1st
u january The slaves Of Frcnchmcn were
rec because the cote a,T expressly prohibits
r renchmau holding slaves, and. by the
IN and Sth Victoria, every Englisiman t
odn@ slaves submitted himself to a pepal- !
) oi 5000 for each. Now, take the me-
roeS OF SecrS>ionists, Frenchmcn and Eur-
Shncn ont Of the $1,000, and the number /
reduced to an intinitessimal portion Of c
hose excepted. This fact had come. to his /
nowlrdge from having repaired every IN +
@h!tant OF the city to register his national
y. -Attrr ail the names hal been fairly
-gsterr't, he explained these laws to the "
ngiI>h and French Con~uIs. and had thu, c
'Phrd to demands which have been ,nalc u
English and French residents of Lo,,is- :,
ma upon the Government for slaves allo.,rj
have been seized L-lppIause] " v
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
Written for the "Smyrna Times"
Letter from Dover.

i, DovER, Jan. l2tn, 1863.
D'8' Sr;-We have been in rather quicscent
Sta'e since the Legislature adjourned last Thursday
/ "'J Pei'oFihed the TO some of lhem) disagrCable
'1SA OF returning to the L. S Senate the great lion
OF the tribe, which is selEstyled Democracy If
one Is 10 put any dependence in certain rumors il
was with considerable difficulty sono of tho amt;
bayardltes were whipped in but the dim shadows or
'u'uio hohors looming up in nlagnifeeE: Senatorial
ana Uubernator!al grandeur, on the one hand and
party anathanas on tho other, more than thew
codid stand. W. will say for the honorable Scnatnr
thit though he aisrcpresents us, he is n NAV. of
talent, and we reconcile ourselves by the r.a,;,,
that h'S being there will prove TO the rest of tbc
tiat Dtawa'e has some talented men. What i, oo.,.
'guFe we would exhibit if we had bat one senator
ana 'ha' Senator Mr.. Bayard's colleague! You sc.
tnere l. c'Soatlon to be found li every yexltiou.
we have been waiting, like Micawber, for " s,,nr.
thing to turn up leaf on the surface, TO tell u.
which way afiirs are drifting, and W, think
tund IT. An avalanche of the great unaliovcd nour
ca down upon MS hy this evenings train. and ,b.
natural conclusion is, something's out" Yon se
somethIng has tur,.cd up" b now the question is
"h"t Is II - Can ii be Tor lottery purposes or
hayhap 1t ~ prennlry 10 the prevention Of Can
nous Inauguration. We are OF the mi rire 70 find
""t. Cnortun tic mortal HAT we arc. that u,o 49,,
al o"'sId'r Our polluted presence is not tolerated
III te inner courts of the temple of loc,,oc,,;.,, !
distance may lead enchantnent to most views. b,t
'AoAgh lar oit-~e are happy to say--trum THIS beam
''ous temple, We are not in the lea, enchanted with
II pr"p'rt"ns we like not its priest or its yorsbo.
'r'; they are alike bowiag down before the Idol ',r
N'osllon and saying, "TAis is thy God, q ,,noc.
-.cy :"
We know nat whlt Tomorrow may bring forth
ne Signs are th't We going to have lively tim.
If it over something.
nave observed mere members of the third
0uSe from New CaAtle and less from Su,.ex than
or some Time past aud that is NOT good indic,.
ION OF lS'ieries "Whcre the carcas. is, there will
ne eagles be gathered together" and where Io,,ery
money iS' There viii sussex County Democratic po
'c'ans be gathered together. They scent their nrev
af OIL and we Judge there is DO game up. or thew
you'd be here, hot loot, the chase OF it.
Yours F.crrus
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

"oNDER NEAR CHEsrESrowS, MD.-We hear that
most d'Htard'y murder occurred near Chrsrrtov,,
"'' IN Tuesday, by young man named Perkic.
shooting an old man named Woods tIrouob H..
'Fa'n' killing him instantly. The difficulty oric;n.
w years ago over sale Of land between
" 'ou' and the father of young Perkins. The am.
mostly Increased until the former had /, have ,b
''t'er bound over to keep the peace. Thus MATES
went on until Tuesday morning, when young Per.
Mus met Woods (apparcutly prcmcdita,ed} and
without exchanging d word, fired bullet ,b,o,,,b
MS BRAN aud discharged two more loads a, hin, ,fr
ne 'eH. Perkins was almost Immediately arrested
and is now 10 the custod, of the sheriff
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

nHS'IRARY ARRESTS IN THE Sourn.-Rev. Mr..
ofaVeS has been arrested in Richmond for publish.
ing statement calculated to show that the resour
'eS' energy and determination of the North (Which
nc had recently visited would in the end potwitl-
Stahding present appearances, prove too much 60,
the South So it appeares that man mu.t kooo b;a
opinions to hlmselfn Richmond if they are untsvor
'Oie 10 the success of the rebellion. Mr.. Grave, 10
distinguishes Baptist clergyman of Tennessee
ano mas recently mads a long tour through the
N'r'hern States The result is that he thinks ,be
""'eFnmcnt viii finally overcome the insnrgsn,. :;
ne says so' and is sent to prison.
""a' tnihk our Administration opposers, so
aPoogetIc Of the South, of our government adon,rr
s1ch rigorous measures Where would bs On,
'hStl'uton as it is, and Union as it vas"m.
mere our continual harpcrs at the violation af tb0
Ft OF habeas Corpus ?" Why, to adont snct
measures IN our section, would require every ,,5
mouse for prison. They canno, apprecjat. tho
blessings they enjoy.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

INTERESTING CuuRcA ExERcIsEs.-Rcy. Gen. p
Crooks d. d., Of New York, preached to lorys ~,
dl'nces in the VI. f. Church, in this town. on SIM
day morning and evening last His text in the morn
ing was, What think ye Of Christ ?" and in Tho
evening" " Ye must be born again" Both discourse.
were m"st attvntivcly listened 10 and highly ,no,o
cated BY the congregation. Dr. Crooks docs =, j.,
preach in the grAndiloquent STYLE bat his djscop,s
are broad and comprehensive views from n nb,lo
S'Ph'cHl aud theological stand point abound;,,, j.,
clear perceptions and cmlnentIy suggestive ideas
number Of persons assembled in the cb,,,.L
the afternoon to attend the Sunday School exc,c.o.
which were quite interesting. Alter the SINGING or
appropriate hymns BY the School The exercises r.rs
opened with prayer by Rev. ]. c. Thompsop. of
tn" Presbyterian Church. DR.. Crooks then addre.s
cd the School at some length, giving some interest
ing information in regard to the progress of SUNDAY
Schools and the high relation they are to hold 70
the Church. The exercises were nersperced with
some beautiful tunes. The collection 10 repen;sb
the Library with books amounted to between eighty
and ninety dollars
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

the Government in this struggle If he
could doubt, it would almost make him
doubt the existence Of Supreme Being.
The nation and Constitution will not be
destroyed, but shall emerge from this con-
test pureer, nohler, treer, and more uni
'ed and happy people than ever before. He
reloIrtd that this conflict had come. as il
must have come sooner or later, and never
could have come at better time. No ma
tIon had ever been suffered thus to 90 down
in It's early youth. In the beautiful image
OF the Bible, ''OuI sun will not be suffered
to so down while it is yet day" We shall
continue to be beacon light to illume all
the nations of the world and to beckon them
on IN their path to freedom.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
FRAME EsOCSR
IL BY 81 tee,

-, -, 10 " feet.
"KANARf and CRIBS, CARRIAGE r,o,,or,
STABLE, COW HOUSE, SMOKE Housp '
Sc.' IN gscd repair. nearly uew-bo,;,,..
pn1 p' ySar' ago About $50 Fannels Of good sui
' enc dividing the Farm into Lor. n1 9,Toll
VIII seil the above at nreva,a soI o.
lore "a" ia:e m"nticnei below and fno, a 'lnle oe-
uay II VII be sold at pub sale NV '''u oy that
q" 1.'"rS.1tg, ftd'wo1y 12M, 1868,
- lhe Jio'ei OF hlr Baker. in Dova. -
new: , 9i one sid three o'cock p N cen the
'|'',one !hon.a Dollars of the nur,b
10 AN" "i r' required an' he balances in paxman,.
~. ",'1e "'"nhc to purchase can view III. n,:
10y applying to tho tenant, MIR j. w F,nrsp me premises
IRnlj = HARPER.
Near
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

We record in another pl4ce the dcnjss or,o =,
TeSdon. Of this place, Mr. JOHN Doroth,, :.
''"sO'afy a"'1bl' "nd gentle qualities. lie will b..
''ii '''osfed from home the Coron,r-.I,, tenn
"@''"g expired about two months prior to HI. dp.b
we also record the decease Of tine third ,..n or A.
'"nn NJ Denn'ng in tins town, making the ,hi,d i,
az many yeafS--a!i young men. At the f,,ma,,o,
- '''' iS' DEL Reg' Clay lett his cornforiatlc bom
10 90 battle n defence Of his country, ha, he wa.
'raiI to stand tho hsrdslrps Of colder. If. ,,I
70 ms regret after six or eight months he was
P',.'u n 10 return home, where no renamed the
prey '' inc slow disease that terminated in death
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
+ AcITU5.
hee'I"g Of stockholders Of SMYRNA Lib,arv
Association.

Inc annua' meeting Of the Stockholders of Smvr
ma Library Association was held at the Jbrs,v
Room on Thursday evening, Jan. 6th. l.63 g., ,l.o
purpose Of eecting officers for the ers,,i,, 49,.
me meeting was called to order by calling %, w.,
u,'HihS 10 the chair, and inting Ros,. d. Hot.
iecKer Secretary. Edwin Wilmer ESQ. Presi6cp,
Oh ''e ooard' read report, (Which will b. found ~.
io"') OF the condition Of the Library. The r.,or,.
OF treasurer and Librarian were also read and ,c
ccp,ed
PRESIDENTS REPORT.
10 me SfoekhoIders 81 the Smyrna Libyarv Asso,,o
ton:
Another new year calls us together. in animal
meeting to review the workings Of the Assoc;.,;o
during the past and to consider its Interest.
J"'"'e' and especially TO eject oilers for lie d,ro
t'oh ior the ensuing year
by the report Of the Treasurer, herewith, sobD,,,
'"0' hc has received during the past wear or,. b,.,
dFed and four dollars and tifty-seyen cents a,d n,
o'fseo S''enty-eIght dollars aud forlytvo G, MIS-
leaving balance on hand, twenty.six dolars ooa SC
teen cents
by the report ofthc Librarian, herewith snbo,;,,.d
'ns Library numbers about $500 volumes Tyo,.
has been twelve hundred and seventh -,u.o,v.,.
'A'ea t'r'y-nlne vols added by dunatIon The spo o
t"en'y-sevcn dollars snd ninety seven cents corl.,
'u from subscribers, leaving the sum Of sx,v do,.
yet due and unpaid, the most of which is rors,dao,
reliable.
1t Is greatly to be regretted that the Iib,.rv
not appreciated according to its merits. StIl !, :.
cause OF congrauation that its officers are abIo -
present SO favorable reports of its financial cond;,;
md the patronage il receives
Having served the association as its Pres;den, ~
wo years aud feeling that have not been 20 eff
'en1 as many others would have been, and adopting
ne sentiment OF my predccsssor-" Rotation m e
ice tends 10 good resus"-I beg to tb,rk oro;.
ertiy Tor the Kindness you have shown me. and ,s.
cctiuIiy decline bSing sandidate for re.electiop.
All OF which is respectfully submitted
EDwIN WILMER, President.
Jan. s, 1863.
ne meeting then went into election of fTiccrs
'f 'he ensuing year, with the following result:
Presldent-Edwin Wilmer.
VICE President-Rev. J. c. Thompson.
Ifcasurer-Jshn VI. Denning.
Recording Secretary-Dr. WIN. Cnnuir.
Corresponding Secretary-Dr. J. F.. ClavsoD
Managers-Rev. Henry S. Ge,z, Jas. p. HofscL
and Dr. c, L. Mahon.
Tn motion of Hsnry r. Parsons the proce.d;,..
ere ordered to be published in the Srnvrno Times
Dr. W1. CUHMINs, Chairman.
K ID. IioHecker, Sec.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

LIE OYSTER TRADE IN srAr.rD.--The ovs,e,
"''e OF this town is rapidly increasing and b-e,n.
,"s Of Considerable importance. On &n, j,v -,
''' 'n'''' twenty boats, io-dcd wit'. tr,x ..,v.s
81, entered >saford at on time. one rgq, after rae
"'y have two large oyster houses, ut.- On i,
Ct wharf and one on the upper wharf The -.
tue lower wharf employ. abou, stv.nt, .Gy. .,.. !.
r "s y. '"''"' The one on the upper whar: employ,
',"''' "''een 10 twenty-five young ladies'. IN A..
% u,' '"""e'' packed and sent away to different p,cr.
"'y are both Carried on by Mcssrs. Plat & Nal
'eFy' who are originally from New Engand.-Bl,.
Hens Chicken. ''"s
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
The Inauguration.

The inauguration of William Cannon as
Governor Of Delaware u1U take place next
tuesday, the goth inst, about one O'Clock
In the State House at Dover. Sweeney
Brass Band will be in attendance TO dis
course " music, and it is also reported that a
brass Band will be present from Whining
Ton There will doubtless be a large num-
Der present from various parts OF the State
to witness the interesting ceremonies A
RE 'ErrIoN will take place between the hours
OF eight and twelve o'clock, in the Capitol
on the evening Of that day.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

Acknowledgements Israel Townsors or.,,;.
State has been dismissed from ,be ss,,.os
per reads as follows:
by direction of the President additional Paw
isFaeI Townsend is hcrcov DISCHARGED j. =;
me service on account OF incap,citv o ,'
ana being lInteratc, inefficient and uni, f,r ar,'
dnty IN the field. 0'"' i"i active
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

Samuel j. Lank. brother of the above who wos
connected with the lst Delaware, has been missing
from the regiment since tho battle of Frederieks.
Surg' AAd Is Presu@ed wss cspturod By tha e=smy.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
Mr. Salisbury Again.

Mr. Salisbury, still laboring under the
'aohoInanla that has for some time been
depressing his mind, mounted his :. hob
Oy again last week and delivered =
speech more abusive of the Admin;stro-
ton and dieloyal in its declarations tb,,
any heretofore delivered, going 20 far as TO
declare that We o'tyl4 10 Aue an l,D.isi,ce with
1ne south, or in other words, dissolve the
mon Senator Wilkinson, Of Minnesota
took up Wizards" argument and ca
" scored him as to cause the Iattnr 70 us,,
ugly names, which, however. seemed to
merit only the contempt of the the former
=" e can only give the leading ideas of the
speech.
Mr W llklnsOn said it seemed 10 him that
the speech Of the Senator from DoIov,,ro
t-ir- Salisbury was made for the sole nur-
pose OF aiding those who were dctar,p;rol
[" gam possession of the government or
else TO destroylt. 1t would seem "a if tbero
was an arranged plan of attack on the Proe-
ident at Indianapolis, st. Louis. ShrinpAold
ILL.,, Albany and New York Considor;nc,
u 'ne Time and the circumstances, he thought
this speech OF the Senator from Delaware to
ne the most outrageous ever uttered in the
senate OF the United States, or in anv other
deiiberative body When the Senator from,
Delaware first came to the Senate. he actad
IN the majority with Davis, Toombs anj
"lgtall' Every depsrtmentmcnt of this
government was under their control. and be
believed the records Of the Senate wonld |
show his untlinching devotion to Davis &
company: That attack ofthe Senator upon
the u President was as wanton and unjust as
it was unpatriotic.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

M0RE SHINPLAsrERs-We understand H.. A..
corporate authorities of Elkton have determined TO
issue small nOtes-fractional parts of dolIar-to
swell the turgd tide of pa per issues which have b.eo
made substitute for currency.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
PUBLIC SALE

ihe Siise'iber viii sell AZ DulI,o s.l. :;
wells iptPl. SavTra. OF, SATIiRn - foht OF
'''' 'he following properly. viz: l. A"h
..., a saOr%eS and 9 Wagons
and l'u.oss. Three ,f HE II, rxes ,..,I
W,o' "'ii*F ,herErg line leaders O,r oG,tr
IrccH tor Flows saw |A'sls ana Double
9"I' 10 c"Hm m"hce al O'Clock. p. m. rs,,,.C r.,
janS-2w AN lHONY KISS.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

DEATHS OF DErAwAnE SciDlEks-Mr. N;tc,,I.
la''N' OF Sd Delaware Regiment, died at the |, :
Hospital, at fredr-ick City, on the 2jtb ub H.
L. was from Le""s, DeI.; he participated in III
hArd-fonght battle Of Ant etam, and also !, ,n.,
Pr''l"ns fights with the enemy
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

TIE GOVERNMENT REvExuE.-Tbe Now
York Times says that the receipts from du.
ties under the excise and internal revenmo -"
law up to Wednesday, January 7tb bavo
been <S,479,llG. The receipts that Jav
wer' ov quarter of million. On NJ
day ga the receipts were 1888 .O0o-tbo tn
highest figures yet reached in one dav WY
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

M'' John F. z'blsy, formerly of Wilmington.
now paper merchant in New York, has made
S'o'ooo by the recent rise in paper.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

DiscHARGED'-The following soldiers from Della.
ware VINO have been in the hospital. at Washington,
nave been discharged from tho service: r. Ps,n,,o'
ry' f. Miller, W. II. II. Coombs, c. Pryers
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

DEcE"'En'-Li'ut Zadoek Aydelott, of Whining.
'0n' wounded at the battle of Fr. dericksburg in
seven parts of his body, died at the Army b.s,i,.I
at Washington on Monday last.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

There are some in authority in this State WIN ,r;p
p'ooa"y ma themselves in the hands of the military
au'n0rltI's before many weeks pass. The punish.
n'nt Will be well deserved if statements we beo, ,.
true.-Ners.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

ne ''''Se" advocates tle election of magistrate,
Oy 'h' people. 1t complains tina. men LSvo h..n
appointed without character, Others with l,,I. leon,
knowledge and others who were thorough ,couo
dTes.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

salute Of one hundred and fifty guns were fret
on Saturday in Wilmington, in honor of tb. Pres.
oe"ts proclamation and the victory at Murfr,esboro.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

ne rhiadeIPhia Wilmington a Baltimore R.,l
'oau have net revenue tins year above all c,oot...
o. sl'"5''6's. The expenses amounted 70 81 aI1
4o'. The revenue this year oycr last aroonn,, -
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

JUNCTION AND BREAKwArER RAIL RoAp.-A ro-
no" OF the people of Sus are urging the lottery
grant, so as to be able to construct TINS -,iI r,,I
As the Governor and majority o. the Irri,l,,n,n
seem to be in favor Of the lotlerie, ths,o !.
II will be granted 1'O''
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
y " FSTkK RlANHARD
PUMP MAKINC

Ne',' ol SHtF"a an Itrnity thai ne has Ica,at ~;
~ s''" t|"H ''f -" vhrPp, of tnxac,ne in iho
oI"tss "i f"m9 hth.:g. aud Mould fesHsc,Gsi 'iie
solicit sha'e q! pIhi, "a. onug. '''P'''IuI'y
attending and FtS.nS IN done - ,h -
pTumily aitrnsud TO- iuiI< VII DO
jauS. I'm '.' - CLAhh.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

T2E TINES" is Prblished erery Thursday, By
Rssr. d. HorYEckKR, Editor and Proprietor, at
s@srns. Del.
kAS-SgSAsRIProS,--One gear, $3.50 in sd
vsnTe. or $500 if not paid till end Of the year No
Paper discontinued Entl all arrears are paid-onIy
at the sPtiOH Of the Publisher.
AOvERr4sESENTs-FO erery square Of ttreIrs lines
o. less, ffst insertion ty cents; each subsequent
inSsrtiOn t;cehty. FIRE cents. Libpral arrangements
made '0ith yearly and halJ yea rIyadrertisers Ad
Oertisernsas sent rithOat stating tle number
times TO BE- inserted ,ciH be continued until forbid
den, sHd charged according TO the above rates.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
FARM FOR SALE
50 Acres.

uuaiI;v ven Improved. and Of tho very hos.
negh5oFhoad h,id ga9I In' location is healthy and Tho
T9i"s about mlie. from The lown OF s, situated
sIst f 40 from Smyrna The improvement rOn cOn
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
stock and Fars,iny U,o.v

"'''".l'R ~ A"ad oi Iioreeh nne erc.Ilep, -
'iIE' F"H'E Mu!e", (o.i, one B,ond A.; pun o.
"' s"'h"f D'l'ng Mare can ;rot m,ie =; ,,-t a'so
nun" . '"c y"hc OF Work Oxen. one E..h - fee S
~, SIX heHu "a! I"uhg CntIe, sixteen beoi
Io,w, Tr -. r ,"'i Hi""! Sons. large Roa.. The
, "'ii h',n, Nap"hN. ilurse-, ar o. C,.,, nc,
N,',.e's' '',' IA" to-, ~ one Noron Wsson
ii :, '"' "f"'"'r '';hiE and Seed Dr,,I Rnff'
'."'SF hHhc' tar LIi', "-usnti er Hav and S.'
C"'F' I,o"'. 'i'rr'As, Cpit:v.lo.s Fork R"haE
l.N. tx h"Ips. Wagon and PIur jI..s'
'"o eos {" NIG;e asG sei Of !oubie Ho,+.a.
The tarGIug Utensils are ,u,,,I, o,,e i"liieFs hs
ut+d hUt Little eON' "S''hg teen
blcs .' a. ion'th"id Goods. such as Chairs. Ia
''eE, !"iF "' CDiInge Be'irIrrd. 2 Chu,ns. 6c e.
Ai-1 . i"io Fouls, Csn-s c,lt Saw Ch,seIs H.
- IL" oi 81! Beet all,l Pork
. orr o.. N"td.
."" !" c"mn:ruc. at 20 ocl,,k =,
sum ~ Ih'fil Dollars and undo,
>'''' Yer 'hht hUiuuUI it vyGdit ,r M.
|.N'" ~ GIVING JLtgnsir note witS
-" "''''' VIA Interest finnl :at. Auv ner'
49,, i:s " 'i.i he cash dlscuuI, Of i've ne,
-" SNLN ESTER RIANuADn
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

ThOs' s. Harper advertires desirable farm e.,
ale, ~
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
PUBLIC SALE

Havug rented my Farm si,,a,,, -. o..
Cross Roads Kent Del viii sc ill., ., naGElson's
"t 11"Ye|og, ho,. PA, 1868.