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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08
HAMMOND GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING, sEpTEMBER !, 1868.
The News.

from all portions Of the country, and every
thing now looks forward to q speedy sup
preston Of the rebellion. There has been
no great victory III the field, neither has
there been any battles, but there is that in
the general tone of the news from all sec
tions If the country which inspires us with
fresh hope. Charleston, nor the forts in
It's harbor. ARE yet in our possession, but
all accounts from that place concur in say
ing that the possession Of the doomed city
il merely question Of time. Everything
Is being prosecuted with the Utmost energy,
both by the land and naval forces. Gene
rails Gilmore and Beauregard have had an
individual encounter with the pen, in rela-
ton to the bombardment Of the city by one
If Gilmore's batteries, and az might have
been expected, B. came off somewhat hurt
ia the encounter, as in fact be has in all
Of his undertakings in the cause Of the boz
gus confederacy.
There i nothing Of Importance to note
from the army under RosecfaIs. He has
not yet crossed the Tennessee river, and
while there are no immediate indications of
movement, yet the army is liable to move
al my time, FOR Rosecrans gives no unnec-
essary warning.
The army In East Tennessee Is pushing
on rapidly, having already crossed the
Cumberland mountains, and was supposed
by latest advices to be near Clinch river.
II Is stated that many of the citizens join
our forces as they advance.
Matters in the army Of the Potomac re-
main unchanged. An expedition down the
northern bank Of the RappahaDnock under
General Fitzpatrick, succeeded in sinking
the ganboat Satellite and disabling the Re-
lance near Port Conway.
The most glorious news Of the week,
however. is flashed to ris over The deserts
and through the forests from distant Cali
fornia. Incomplete returns of the late cleo
ton in that State show an overwhelming
Union majority twenty to thirty
thousand. That is indeed encouraging to
every loyal heart III the land, and we hope
that Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa, and other
States which have yet to hold their elections
viii follow the noble example.
Many portions Of the Western States
have been visited by heavy and destructive
frnsts and all late croDs have been extenA
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

ON Wednesday, the ID inst. the gun,
boat Jacob Bell, from the Rappahannock
river, arrived at this place, bringing with
her one Of the wounded officers of the Sat
elite. and the body or one of her crew,
Jack Tye, who died Of wounds received on
the night Of the capture Of the Satellite and
Reliance. He had been in the service
thirty-ive years, and was ffty-iye years
old. He was buried in the hospital bury
ing ground.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

On Friday last VIC saw and conversed
with ID intelligent old gentleman from the
opposite side of the Potomac, who moved
10 Virginia some years ago from PennsyE
wanna. He had came over TO make some
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

UNITRD ST1TEs LOTTERY Tickets for
this lottery for either Glasses I. or III. dis
tributed gratis.
No internal Revenue stamps required.
The drawing of prize number will en-
title the fortunate individual to
One new, highly finished musket;
One bran new suit of clothes;
One pair shoes and stockings;
One elegant blanket;
One nice haversack and knapsack;
One nice cartridge box with 90 rounds
of ammunition;
One nice tin plate, tin cup, knife, fork,
and spoon.
In addition to this the holder Of the
lucky number will have regular income
Of $l3 per month. and when this cruel
war is over" will receive capital prize Of
300.
With such liberal inducements the man.
ayers hope to be largely patronized BY an
appreciative public. This is no humbug,
institution, but genuine lot
hry, in which the managers win fulfil all
they promise.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

arrangements FOR the removal of bis family
to this side. According to his statement
things arc in very sad condition. Rebel
press gangs infest the county, forcing every
man able u bear arms into the confederate
ranks, He says that the woods Is filled
with men, who wish to avoid the conscrip-
ton, and that in great many instances
they have dubbed together and armed
themselves, and have sworn 10 stand by
one another till death, sooner than submit
to such tyranical decree. The prices of
the simplest necessaries of life, as represen-
ted by him, aud we have no reason to doabt
bis veracity, are even higher than in the
city of Richmond, and the rebels are now
making heavy demands on the citizens for
the support Of the army.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

FoUND.-A deed of land located in Ken
lucky. The owner can obtain the same by
giving description. Apply to Philip N.
Hale.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

YESTERDAY morning we noticed num-
Der Of convalescents busily engaged in put
ting in order the hospital grounds, which.
since the departure of the Invalid Corps
have BEEN, for want of capable persons,
somewhat neglected, and Upon inquiry,
find that last week hew police force was
organized, whose business it is TO see that
the grounds are kept in good condition, and
from present appearances We think the duty
win be strictly fulfilled:
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

DuRtSa the past week nine patients have
been returned to duty, four discharged from
service, one transferred, one. died, and
eight admitted. remaining in hospital,
eight hundred and fifty-one.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

ON Saturday detachment of the I'd and
9th regiments of regular cavalry, arrived
at this place, overland from Washington
on Wednesday last They are at present
encamped along the banks Of the Potomac,
and rumor saith arc to remain here.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

THE Printers Devil, which we noticed
last week in our acknowledgement of ox-
changes, j. one of the neatest specimens of
workmanship and editorial ability we have
seen for some time It belongs to the
comic class Of publications, and is. beyond
doubt. the foremost Of them, It is issued
monthly by an association of printers APP
prentices, at the low rates of Fifty cents per
year, free of postage. All who Are fond
Of hearty laugh should subscribe at once.
Address, Editors Printers Devil, New
York City.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08
THE LION ov THE Season. Pepper.
Local Items.

Tue following Is a statement of the tempcra-
ture of air and the direction of the winds at
MERIDIAN, for the week ending yesterday, oh,
served aud reported by P. II. Hale;
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

eSi'iylng OF Their own personal know ledg. -, ~,
Oe"eIclai elects and medical virtues Of thes- Rite
70 You want something to strengthen von1
20 you want u good appetite
DO you want to build IN vour cops,i,,,,.,
Do ycu want TO feel well
10 you want to get rid OF nervousness
Do You want energy
DO you want 10 sleep we'll
. DO you want HrIsk and vigorous CeeIpo,
IL you DO use HgOFLANDS GERMAN RI1"CEpS
FROM Rev J. Newton Brown, D. D Editor -, ~
encyclopedia OF Religious KuowIedre
h'nough not disposed TO favor or recommend Po.
!eht medicines IN general. through dstrusl of tb.,,
lhgteuehts and effects ,el know Of know oG nn
Su'HCtth' reasons why man may not testify To The
dement's ne believes himself to have rereIyed frn,p
d"! siupe preparation. in the hope that he may tbu
cOnir butte 10 the benefit Of others mus
40 'hls lhe more readily ia regard to Uoo1ard
German bitters. prepared by Or G.. NJ Jackson oI
.llls o'y' because was preJudiced against them t
many years under the Impression Ihnt thev ,,e,o
CnieIly an airOh"lIc MIXTURE | am Indicated 10 mo
iilehu ROBERT Sh"emAker Esq for the removal oC
ls prejudice ny proper tests and for encournpemnDt
10 "y mem when suffering iron. great and long c,n
nhueu uehlilty. The use Of three bottles of Ihrsc
bI''ets al the beginning OF the present wear vas l
lowed ny evident relief and restoration ro - do,rn
ol bodily and mental vIgor Which had moi leI, lT 80
hoh'hs DelOre ana had almost despared of repa,,i,g
therefore thank God anu my friend for ,IlreciIrp me
pn,,nIa, d. nII ~ .'l' ~. u J. NEWTON BRUWS
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
COMMENCEMENT OF THE Tlyrv ~.
SIXTH VOLUME or
linfpcrs A!arazinn.

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"A R1Ra'riCam FlOteI
CHESTNUT STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA,
$3.50 PER DAY.

The Undersigned. having renewed Their lease fer a
'efn o' years have entirely reued the house. having
painted, carpeted and returnished throngbuut
Tho location of this house is unsurpassed, being
upon INC widest and most pleasant part Of CheSinnt
Et' directly opposite the Old Stale House. near The
places OF amusement, the jsbbng houses of Market
and Third sts and convenient 10 the civ railroads
diIne fare.
The rooms are large. we'll lighted. have superior
for comfort
we are supplied with pure Milk. Cream, Fruits and
vegetables from farm belonging TO us, and which
Is managed exclusively for the hotel
The proprIetOrSnfhe American assure their friends
ana patrons that no pains will be spared to make the
appointments Of this hotel complete and it's table
compare aVorably with the hest houses in the Union
rOv.!y WYATT a. UEIIIJNG~
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
BEGINNING OF 4 NEW vn,rnr.

DSANNlNE Or \ NEW VOLUME.
me Number for January, lSG3, begins tie Elepentl
Volume Of tie Atlantic M0nfh!v.
FROM tlc commencement, in 1851 the 1ilantir
iHPiuy increased IN circulation, aud it hv Gv
the largest class of readers, since It's b. ginning f;
years ago Its prosperity steadily aurn, nts and !,
continues, amId all the ilucuat MS and dangers ms
cucht 10 our national Crisis, rain ground in the
cStlmatloR of the public Al a time 50 nyry,,,r,
WIN events which touch the future drstinics of Amer
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Prs's WIN never Swcrve fEon the hGnc, paths Of 10y
al Par'ou"H' and universal freedom. It's opinIons
nave always been on the side uf [ihrrty Prnpr.ss
ana hlEht, ana the courSc IT first a,iocd IN it's enrIv
career, VIII ever be faithfully maintained
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H"tii"rS IN American literature, and warrants the
ruOlirhcfS IN Promising to its readers tine best Es
say, the best Poems, the best St1rics. ylici, Amer
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LIST OF REGULAR coNlRIBrroRy.
In Prose and Poetry the atlantic Staff Of Writers
!, un"qnsilcd. The following authors ares stIll am.ng
The regular Contributors:
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Ag">NIz, Ralph Waldo Eurrs,.n. Nathaniel U,w.
thsrnc {. {. Ilaz " Il, r. W ltrelr.-oil. Au,Ir ,f
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Specimen numbers sent GkArs on annie ,t,on f.,
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Indncclnont' t"r s"h,cr'b.ns--ii,t oF premiums
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ric@,,y Il Flilps,
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Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
KENT COUNTY OFFICERS

Register Of WtIs-D. C. Goodwin,
Recorder er-Georgr B. Dickson,
C!'rl Of O'ph0n's COart-Wm.S S Comegys.
PrOt.anIiory-'i ,lli4m Sharp.
Clerk 9i ihe Fsaos-W. n. ". Dorsey.
SaerT-Jonn G. P,nncwin
CSrOaer-N than b. Fleming.
LeUy C'"'t-Ivtn VI. Voshcll, Duck Geek.
Robert Hill,
+. h. S.nIh, Little Creek.
Thomas Po,tcs, Dover.
Henry Pratt,
inert W. Reynolds, Jr., Muiderkill
William Say,
Joseph B1oth, Mispillan.
Stephen u. Collins, Milford.
f'a'SfeT-H:ary N"ltIAcr, FELTON,.
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Steam Dyin= and Securing Ess
tabsiShn,eMt.
MRN Y IK NlIIrI

HNO. II. ". NlHITH,
No. sS n. Fifth ST, bet. Market nnd Arch Pm, AMI,
PnIA,
pih' Goods OF every description dved TO any CO.
1 lor. Ladies' Wearing ApuqteI of 49,, 49,,
ton dyed IN the most fashionable and n, "a.
I'rS, and finished IA Il superior Style. bIeuto. Ca.h.
mere and Grape Shawls Tnhe and Pane Coyers
Carpets Rugs. etc. Secured Pongee and 81 X Dresses
re deed all rolnrs and warranted equal to new
N. B-t;entemens Clothes Cleaned or D..5 ~u
reasonable terms.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
TO RENT.

I've wen known twoStnry Brick S!OREIIOTSF
"a, southwest corner ot Mann and Commerce Streets
IN ~ ~ ''e ""i' "l tnmden. Attached to the above IA
"U"'o'y hrlck EOOM, suImbe for Il millinery
From th" large share of trade IL has commanded f,
paS' years Tins IS decldedly the best business
STANDS now offered 10 the public PossesA,on viii he
E'Nt VII III" irSt 81 January next For further mar
tlcniarT, apriy John &; Graham prorrIr,",, M
- va nc Pieh'
i'o ior SAT- al reduced nrir-s the balance Of
"'"ris'tNe' \. N.JACk>ON. Jr,
'''~" 't Agent Tor {, t,CaLiIu 4 r.,
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
TIE A0lA JUUnMAI,,
FOR IE63.

Al, nave much pleasure in lnf,,,o;n ,
49, 'c oi o!f Contributions lor the c.,, vac P1.he
80 "Iu M friend and cole que 'TIIL,S5,yyIer yIer vii
:. a.. c"h.SS t. unr.,.uI,,on prId..,I NE 5
' 'et'""I pi Intercourse with the ,,. f"sas4'e
u'natc OF Other day. N ''ieNd and
We have in Preparation I..
several VERY thrilling; KIT ~" ,,ilnIg wear
OF the ahIcst of living pens are .,,.I'>. NII'>. S.ue
Ha">'''l"S rom the Fr,non and Grim. =" Us, ~
WI original native writer's are anon, 49, sAu Our
'it fortunate, also, iut-aveILers
Wv; ~ "'' ''''HTy Contributors, and We n, ."f0~4
'"g Ior our readers most syrsesb, 49,: Ah"tip--
ADVENTURES. NAV ELS AND
", D". mt feature of our journal. which w.
'i"h' o. Is perhaps In. most ,,cL,rt ave not
as ~, prominence as THE EXPuYLT.y '"' 81 al. /.
lEr'D >p' lEIf. Our rorre,n,,.,i., '4 RI,
,'''eIS o. IdN!iIon Ia New York and ,i Ia his
''' = "NItcIdlIy valuable In this r..,.. = capt
" '''''N'"hab!y informed Of the ch,.,',. :" r'PI'g
S'' % "i "Iat is conmomly Understood h. a"n P"'
"''I" rs We havc taken some pai,. 2'y
~. ''"Foe' Tor tins new fat.r, we al 'hse
circle OF readers 10 our eYgs
liit. EDITORS VIII give the journal
,.'"' H'''htion, as b fore OF the yo,ny. ''n-
= '' 90 ,i'S aud places Of the cou1,7 A. "a , .''
Al -" -" give nhe]pgrapis as u,uri - wa,
N"h"H ana ktc,.c> will be crnf,,4 IA
Wv. J.,., ~ passing moment, as tlc, L,yn'I
I,'2i "'"; Some o. the brst n,c,I',!, "aIe a.
,l" %'' enlisted tor uN aso and VIZ thin, -. -
rI,r. ~, :" '.' our pIac" as the journal y m,n
,rI ~. ~, '4iiIs 10 hr' corv.-,aul "H
it ES-ir coy, -: three co',,'.. ,i'.. =" " r|>
I "a ,.'f'' ears, -; club oc sew c.'., ,o
~" % Iii. 3n ci"'7, s. and at tbr ,,, ~
ger cit.i-always in adv nr.. aug lof I'S
H'RKls y Willis, Ei,to, and i.a5I,i,,,
~ Fuiton Street, Nc% YoL
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artICUlar Notice.

mere are mahy preparations sold under the namo
"l bltters put up IN quurI bottle cump,uuded oI H.
cheapeS' "hIskey or common rum costing from 20 10
=" rehS per gallon, The taTIe disguised nv Au,c ar
COrlhnder Seed This class of Buffers ma couseJ ami
"lIl c"n"ndc to cause as long as they can he sold
hnhoreuS 10 d'e the death of The GrunkaGd By Their
use the system Is k>pt constantly under the influence
o a,c7hoic Sm1iahS OF the worst kind the If. sire
ior iquOr Is created and kept up and The result Il nm
the horrors attendant upon druAard life and drnIh
tor those who desire and will have a LIouor BIZ
lsrs We publish the following receipt Col one bot
lie Oh HoStand German BItters and mix with three
qnar!s oi good Brandy or Whlskcy. anu the ,e.nI,
VIII De preparation that will far excel in medical
virtues and true excellence any Of The numerous 4,
9nof btters IN the market, aud will cost mnch less
iou WIN nave al 'he virtues oi HooGands Btte,s m
connection with good article Of Liuu,r NJ nm -
less prce than these inferior prerarations viii cost
'''' va
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
500 00O MALE or FEMALE AGENTS. TO
SELL LLOYD'S
steel PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAS
AND NEW BRUNSWICK

AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From rerent surveys completed Aur I0,h Iq.s
cost SIuNNO To survey II and enc years ;nnr
Superior l" any $40 map ever made ny ,,o,,nr or.
Mitchell and sells ai the low price Of 50 CENTS 3,
oOo names are engraved on thus map
IL Is not only County map hut il is also Cou,,y
ahd KAIl l'ROAD Map ofthe United States and Cano
Ias @ cnm6lned IN one, giving EVERY RAILROAD
SlAllON aHd distances between
Guarantee any woman or man $3 to S5 ner dov
ana Will tax" back all maps that cannot be sold mud
refund the money ' w
Send for 81 worth and try.
Prlnt6d instructions how 10 canvass we'll fu n;sbeJ
all our agents
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Agents for our Mnps in eve,v
State, Ca Ilornia. Canada, England France and Gu
nH. fortune may be made with few hun rcd dol.
lars caTithl. No compriition
}. L. LLOYD, No. lG4 BOndvny New York
me war Department uses our man Of Virginia
mhryIand and PennsylvHnIa. 800 uCO on ~ hirh
Is marked Nllddleio"n, Maryland Eigh,s. Williams
port Ferry, MillbrOOk Mills NolaInI-s Ford and aI
others on the Potomac. and every other PLACE, IN M
land. V!rginm and Pennsy lvania or money refunded
Price rs cents. '''"''u'e
From the Tribune. Aug 90.
LLeYD's NAPOF VIRGINIA, ,MARYLANpANn nPrNN
mnp is very large; its cost is buI 25
cents aud IS the beet Which can be purchased
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS EXON DELl
STA TE OFEICERN

GOvern0r-William Burton, Dover.
secretary o. Stdte-E4w.r .rd Ridgey, Dover.
Judge Of L. s. Circuit Cuult-Wiliard Hal. vii.
mingtSn.
1H'r"ey Gtnera!-A. r. Wootten, Wilmington.
LhGneet!oT Of MGte-Samuci W. Harriny,on, Dover.
CA'y JH'tee-E. P. GIlpln Wilmington,
Assee'ates-Iuhn j. Mllligan, New Castle.
John w. Houston, Milford.
Edward Wootten, GeOrgetown
Ireasurer-SSmuul b. Hitcn. Laurel
AUDITOR Of 4ssOgnfs-Dr. VIM y. Iamil,,r Odss.
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100000 BARRELS or THE
LODI MANU- tACTURING CO.'S
EOu udrclte

TUI SaIe Dy LODI MANUFAErURTNG ca
l3O South Wharvcs Phlladelphlo. Pm
rms company, with a capital Of SI5O OnO Tho n,os,
extensive works of the KIND M the world a-d ,nov
perIGhce OF ~ years IN manufacturing with reputn
Iion long established having asn I. exclusive com.
". VI H' 'le hlght soil lroH the city OF New
kcl ~ ~ ''"'
fhce Tor barrels and over 81 80 per barrel. or
ohiy SO per ton. 1t greatly increases HE vicd ord
ripenS the crop ram two 10 three week, cnrl,o, ~ u
labor. ~ ' ''l! niue
ralhnhIet' continuing all the information nccesso
ry, with letters from Horace Greeley Dr,I W
ana hunderdS Of farmers wt" have used il cytensveI
ter as above or '''s " 'e'
JAMES T. FOSTER. &c Conrilardt 81 n Yo,k
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Co
IeDio 5'n T.. WlLhIER, Agt, Smyrua.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
LEGTSL47F-RE.

LEGiSLA TTRE.
SENArE-H0ld'ng OSsr-John Il. Tatuln j.. u. \
CaStie John Green. Democrat KonI; HIk>D i.oop-
or. Union. SusseX Elected ia S62-Jnhn F. " IIiIam.
aon ana 'ohn T. Beivllte. CHIon. New Castle; Cove
Salisbury, Thomas Cahall Kent and William ,I,tcb
Henry HrkInan. Sussex. Democrats
RKPRESENTATIvEs- NeU Castie-John Hava J,hn
= Duncan Solomon NJ Curtis, DavIi w GemmuL
MERIT II FaGs0n. John WhIIby. Levi W Lnttomus
all Union kent-Benjsm ANN Goulee John Il Bew.
lev. James WiIl'nmS. John S.ny. William B Smbbs
kohs't RauRhIey Curtis Watson, all DemoC rails
Sssssz-Major W. Allen, William A. Scri bner John
Borden. LHibsr w. Fisher. William D WapIes of p
Isase IL Bailey, George w. llurssy. alt Democrats.
SsnsW Union Hen and Democrats.
HoussT "a
DenoeralIc majority on iotnt ballot g.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
Wood Cutters yVamfed

so WOOD CUTTERS WANTED at ou.,rG
town, Nd, to Cot Pine and Oak Cord Wood. Pre-
visions aRd Axes faSHishpd- IHquire o9 !
HoyR MA Aec@Y.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
Registers Office.

Down. i, Mt County, Dl., November l~,!. I,G2
pom the api"'c.tlon =" Jno. y. !tr> ana !y.y,dS
Cllrl, executors Of JAS E.BClark, ta o.pac. Geek
H"ndrcd' n said county, dccc,sc!, It is ordered
ana an directed ., The Ecslst,r, taa, thr sq1 john
crant.nI Of i.rttts Tc,am.at.ry u,.n ,Lc ,...,o
"i st'. d.rtas Il, ly causing ad, rl.,emcn;s 10 l.,
posted wihn ofy days ror the tll,. .r,,.c ,tt.r,
IN SIX OF tie Ino>t public pl.c, oftt County u K.nt
requiring all persons having demands arai6s, M,
tate TO Prcs' nj the salnr abide by 4n act or A.
'e"n'y IN snch case nade and pruv.dcd And also
: u'' 'h' same I" be inserted IN the Snyrna Times.
Il apr published IN Snyru4, and cyn,izi. ,h'r';,'
four weeks. N N'''
/N Given und,r the hand and seal Of office
SEAI' SEAI' Of tn. Register AFORESAID, at p,.,,r. Kent
~ = County aforesaid the DIV and wear ah,,v.
"''''en' u. G. GOODWIN, Register.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
NOTICE,

! he Undersigned executors named above. hereby
ENcS notice that Letters Tcs.arnent..y were
granted TO us on the l~th day o. Novrln1cr. Is6o
Al > persons Therefore having demands against the
.',' I"'u 'Stat, VIII PRESENT the saac proIo ry AL
or abide by law in this behalf '''
JOHN n. CLARK,
DAVID 5. CLARK
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
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