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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
LECTURE BY THE Hon. ERAsTUs Brooks

LECTURE BY THE HON. ERASTUS BRoohs'-
The Hon Erastus Brooks delivered his lecture upon
the Life Character and Public Services Of the Hon.
John j. Crittendcn under the auspices ofthe Consti
tu,ional Union Committee, at the Cooper Institute.
last evening TO an audience Of about 800 persons
Peter j. MENUS. esd. was appointed Chairman. ana
introduced the speaker who reviewed somewhat in de
tail the public life Of Mr. Crttcndon from his entrance
therein In 1910 10 the time Of his death. The famous
Crittenden Resolutions were read and discussed al
great length Mr. Brooks holding that tie Crittendei
Northern yotcS and that Its adoption would have saved
the nation from all The losses and Of the present
civil war" He held that Mr.. Critendcn was man Of
courage and patriotism and that all OF his votes ana ~
his public career showed that he had the good of Oh,
country solely 1T heart. The audience listened WIN
much interest 10 the entire address warmly appaudihS
many portions thereof
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
! " ai1tcrnxl EgcVemnc
COLLECTORS NOTICE

DO hereby give notice that have appo nted the
fHlI3Sng na4led persons Deputy Collectors of Inter
nil Revenue, for the District oi Delaware TO yyit.
DIVISION No. l.-Brandywine and Christiana Fin.
dreds, New CIstle ,untv, John T. Hilyard. Dcontv
Collector; Post Office, Newport.
Division No. 2.-WEnington Hundred Ncv G, "a
We County James L. Devon. ir., Deputy Collcc, or
Post Office, Wilmington Civ,
Division No. 3.-Mill Creek and White CLAW
djTeek Hundreds, New Castle County, Abram T.
1shannOn, Depa;y Collector; Post Office Christian,
DIVISION No New Castle and pcnc,@nn dn.
dreds, New Castle County, Jacob b. Cazier Dcas,,
C,llector; Post Office, Knkwood
Division No 5.-Red Lion Hundred Nc,, Cos,Io
County, George b. Money, Deputy Collector Pos,
UficF, Delaware City.
Division No 6.-Si. Georges and Appoqninimink
Hundreds, New Castle County, Alfred NJ Mooyc
Deputy Collector; Po.t Office, Odessa.
- DIVISION No. duck Creek Hundred. Ken,
County: Thomas L. Sutton, Deputy Collector Post
Division No.s.-Douesand Little Creek funded.
h hsnt County, Matthias Day, Deputy Collector; Pos
Division No. 9-Murderkill Hundred, Kent Con,
y, John r. Clements, Deputy Collector; Pest Office
Camden. '''''
Division No. lO.-NilEord and MspiIlion HIND
reds, Kent County, Peter l.. Lofand. Deputy Gallo
tor Post Office. Milford. S'
Division No. ll.--Cedar Creek, Broadtill, George
town, Lewis q Rehoboth and Indian River Hn1d
reds, Sussex County, Edward M. Vaughn. Denu,,
Collector p st Office, Milton. D'pu''
Division No. l2.-Noith West Fork. Little CreeL
lHfead Crerk, Nanticoke and Baltimore Hundred.
DAVID w Moore, Deputy Collector Pos. Office Ian
rd.-.. CHARLES II. B. DAY, CoIIgcros
pOiee'or's ohice, Dover, Jan. 7th, 1863. .gsI
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE TWENTY
SIXTH VOLUME OF
uarpcr's NTaUo1ino

-, PeeeH NUMB r commences The Tweu,v.Six,I
F"tuhe OF lARPERs NEW MoNTuIy A. l"'! H'Ais
VII ie'd'H us character as an illustrated t.,I A. u
;T T;ine cOiali"hE papers upon Hsior, k,a!,t .S
snca N H"'eHl"fe' Fiction. Poetry Ponu;.r ~
T"Cc' tfIS' MHuLiuctnres ana rlt,csII 80 @''-
lecled IRON contributions furnished h., ~, tu Sc
ters IA AEerlGa aud Europe " "''' VIII
." ''Ie "ahGary number WIll be Cuppercod
Vi PnPerS by 'Ir. } Ross Browne de>t rih,,a I'oS
" r iTe'aIS 10 0e pFOtuseB u,ustruic, v,II, t,%ey
Vi Guar a'ler incident and scenef, from rr,,,i "e'
Hlgs hy tho auIhOF ""' ufa"-
Mr.. TTuiloL Lc'S O-Iev Fo,r, :. ,
NUMBER and Niss Muncks Mistress and ~ ,s .His
ne completed II Tie neN. 'i1'"' "IE
me y eceIH 'eE number contains contr hut.,r. Z, =
hoSs bto"he. .LHroiIne Chcse bro Ettvgid a tI
'Idrl'n I Evans, ) II SiGd,rS Samuel p,.r, e' "'
Ia I'M Hiarla Muiock, Geo William CUrti, -.
chunuIer Hou!tOn. -" Watson MARY = Ri0
I-"rISe +C ruThi's AHIhore Trolope Daniel ~it,,I
Benson J. LtSs!ng " y '''P"eto'
iaFiers H'agahIne furnishes a qreo,o, sro,,n, r.
I n'''et ~ more pira>ng iorlR and more n,t...I.
iiti. az" 'l,' any other similar periudit.l Tts
hlthe Cosl more Than anv o,ner rnpo.4 =.
Al"i,,S ilF literary and 2r!I>tC mali r
r i''"'''o -OnH copy I0T one wear G3CO.tuoc,o;..
, 70 yC"' > o. three or nre copies fer one I..r
80. nn F' ''"=aZihe and llarpcrs Weekly Gre
ten suhscrIb, rs - s i'i every cIub Of
Ftsyinen and Teachers 200 a wear The -;
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~ ~ 's'ih covers, n cents each net The ,oe,o.' ~
iniP'Is Magazine must be paId al the office ,b.,s
:, :" 'r0eINt"- Inc postage Is 81 cents a wear a.
cents i"r three months 'eo'' VI ,
The demand notes ofthe E,iteJ S,,o. ,,,, -,
~.e.Ntd ~ ior Subscriptions. Our disaut irIeut, ero
'efHcHteH 10 remit thum prct.reace to Rank noia,
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THE HOME JOURNAL,
FOR 1863.

!, We have much pleasure in nforrD;no =,
tut one o. our contributors for the 'ue poIts
TW UiG T friend Hnd colleague TIIF,11lyytIqrI yIqI VIZ
:; 49, W confess To Uncommon pride and 1- >
IN inc renewal Of intercourse with the pleasure
tlnate of other days. wv friend and 10.
90 "~tG ,I IN preparation, also, for the comm,
IS ,i'a ENf thrilling STORIES year
=. t!iS aNiest Q! living pens are engaged e.. o'As
'f''iSlating from the French and (;rr !oF u', In
WI original native writer's are amonr ,L. ui0 0Gi
we are fortunate, also, int-ayellcrs ,,,;,
' arc '"ef"Ty confTIbutOrS, and we are s'i 0aa
ing i"t Our readers most agreeable s,,r,,; ''c'Ia-
I1IE 81 IhG5G ShETCIIEF TRAVELS "a ne
put ue feature Of our Journal which ,.
yet mentioned. is perhaps t, os ''ron we nave no,
It's It's prominence THE ENPOVI,T.r' ''t I',ti oi all
- T'D S,H IETY. Our corrcsDond. ,,. w kE-
i'IuerS oil idSilIon, in New York and ,h, "''n 'he
'' - cSPCcIaly valuable IN this rcs,.o, o3PI'
70 unIiiStt kabiy informed OF the cha,o. reIp"g
So, So VI what Is commonly understood 6, ,, Po-
,', 'l1' As we have taken some pains gay
'' resources tor this feature vc 60 l"se
cITcl" of readers - our large
me EDITORS will give the Joy,roy ,..
rr',chtion' as before. OF the goings o., '.n>
iN' ScCues aud places Of the corI,tTy NJ I'M r'H
Az. p'i WI" give photographs, as u>ui C;,,'., "a,
songs ana Sk,tQbcs Will be cr,. ,,,t , 'N'
a'' VIZ c"d OF Inc passing no,n"nt. a. ,L., OF
a.! o''; some Z" the ,.>i lie. = 80.
,r',.4 '''9'e" "f u, Is.', mo .,- }n,n. We.
t'''','>; 10 h".d 'u' i'..e, - Ia. ..., .b y
ehao''> Tire fs,nll, l., k,.D .,,,var.. 49," "'''
hh HS.--Oac coy s.: tnr g ro..r. " ''"-
-? 81 ,.'f'c years, 81; ciuo of scyrn co'; aI,
o'I" q hiteth c"Pl's, S21; and at tia, r,t,. for
ger ci4o-alway~ in adylnce. Aodr.sa 'O' ''E
MORRIS u WILLIS, Edito,sq and Pvbi,sb..,
Io' Fulton Street, Now Yak
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ECHO.

I'm weary Echo. sad unj WORN
/ N sole nII, for INV clothes arn mn
And Echo, that may be blcst
fIay say-In What shall ltlyestl
And Echo answers. VEST.
vest, KIND Echo, ihst is we'll
The one have YVES sure a SILL:
~ Try What thy wisdom grants;
"h4I else 'or 10! my bosom parts
Aud Echo answers PANTS
Pants! good Echo, how Won chnrml
My own are haril, III to tafr:
Ana pray what else my nearing gloats
While balm Of bliss my bosom, coats
ard Echo answers, Gears.
Goats! thank you noble friend
n1l coats are gone too for 80 mend
Bn' ere haSt" 10 buy them ALL
Where can make The greatest haull
And Echo answers, Hall
Hall why there are three or inur.
Which one your client would lmplure:
Oh speak, tor melancholy stroke
llhs made my heart as hurd MS opk
And Echo ans wers OAK
30 II appears that Echo. like all nature isins,inc,
With Ihe fact tha, = ''''''i''
UiNIHihER s. BROWN, ;OAKuu1N
a., south East corner 9Th and Market Strea,s
'mlade Pima, is The NJ PLUs ULTRA Clothiun Hon.o
i thilAdeIphla Everything IL Tie best , eNtr,IhInq
rue chcapest; no one is dissatisfied; every person
einrnS Even IN outside country VILLAGES ,ybrn ,ba
u9ec' "t clothing rs mentioned each indlyisunl nres
~ 'N''E! upon YAK HALL. lanl
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Saturday Evening Post.

The ATURDAY EVENING PosT Is Weekly paper.
devoted 70 Literature. News. dc. Among The con-
tri0a'ors we may mention the distinguished winters
Mrs. Ellen HoOd author of " East Lyane, "TTe
Earls Heirs" etc.
Marion HarlGnd, author cf"Mriam," "AIone, !"
etc.
Virginia i. I6,ORsend, ohOse domestic sketches are
so greatly admired.
TERMS.-Slngle copy SO; two copies. SO; four
copies $50; eight copies land extra) sI2 twenty
copies (and one eXira) S25.
SPLENDID PREMIEM
Who wants Sewing MachInel To anv one send
ing umry Subscribers to the POST. and $780, will be
gwen as MS PREMIUM one of Wheeler 4. wiison's
SEWING MACHINES. such as are solo BY them al
F0RTY'FlvE OoLLARs. The machines will b. select.
ca new al me manntactoryi in New York, and will be
sent, boxed with fall directions for sestn0 nm and
pslng' and with no expense, ercela fer frrighG
DEACON y PETERSON.
No. $40 Walnut ST.. Philadeibnia.
pTSpecimen numbers soC the POST sem sva,;s
when required. :"
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,eshiylng OF their own personal know lrdgc " ~
oehehcla effects and medical virtues of the. RI,
70 you want some th ng to strengthen von1
20 you want good appetite
10 you want tU build up your constiiut,op,
DO You want to feel well
Doy you want To get rid Of nervousness
Do You want enerry1
DO you want To sleep we'll
. 10 you want frsk and vigorous feeliGp1
II yol do use HDOFLAND'S GERMAN m T;TCpC
From Kew }. Newton Brown b. D Editor or,to
Lncycl"pedIa OF Religious Kno,yiedge "
A'th"ugh not disposed TO favor or recommend po
!ent Hie"'cihes !" general through dlstrsi Of ,heir
lhgteulents aud effects +; ycl know Of know NJ nn
su.riehL reasons why man Uay not testify Ia The
ot"eHt' he believes himself To have recel,ed frnn,
any SlhpIe PREPARATION III The hope thai he may Tins
contribute ln the benefit 0i others
q" THIS the more readily in regard 10 Uoo1ari
GetIheh btteFs. prepared by DR. c. NJ. Jack,nn nC
lhis cly' because was prejud!ced against them f
many years uhuer the impression that they were
c"lthy an alcOholIc mixture. | am indebted IN r,v
!Ilehu robert Sh"emaher, Esq, for the -emovai IS
thS PcJndlre ny proper tests and for announcement
W 'y '"eil' "heh suffering from great and long CEN
t,''ueu ueOiiltY. The use of three botlps oC H.
al me beginning of the present wear vos nj
IoWcu ny evident relief, and restoration IN . ,jor.
OF b"Giiy and mental vIgor which had moi feIt ,s 80
mouths oeiote and had almost SPARED Of repoinin
therefore thank God anu my friend for drecr,ng me-
pbiI"|otL; 90 " t.e'n. H. }. NEWTON BRoWN.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
Small Fruits,
Strawberries,
Raspberries,
Blackberries,

make II rule to propagate only those kinds Of
trees ana plants that experience has proved TO be The
most Profitable for general MISUNDERSTANDING regard
TO The quantity and quahy OF Ihe lruit produced In
my sci ;ct"n OF varieties arl!c from my own experi
ehce, ain GOV erned by the opinions Of n. most emf
neni writers the culture of fruit IN America and of
the most experience IruH growers all paris of the
country and 0i the American Pathological Society
fEAcHEs-3DOO0 trees, selected varieties and trees
very large and thrifty
ArPLEs--A large stock. choice varieties, Standard
and Dwarf Also, Red and Yello Siberian Crab
Standard and Dwarf
PEARs-A choice lot, large thrifty trees, leading
varieties, Standard and Dwarf
PLUXs-AH the choice varieties
CHERRfEs-tIne thrifty trees. Standard and DwarE
all the chO ce varieties.
APRICOTS, NECTARINES AND OUNCES.
G"osEBERRIEs-English and American varieties
CGRRENTs-WhItc and Red Cherry, White and Red
Grape, White and Red Dutch, Black English Black
Naples. &c.
GRAPEs--Catawba. Isabella, Clinton, Concord
delaware. Dlanna. Rebecca. Tay lOr or Bullet Early
Northern, MuscadIne, Elsinburg. Hartford, Prolific,
&c. &c
BLAcKBERRIEs-Lawton.D Dorchester and High Bush
RAsPBERRIEs-In variety. Largely of the Allen
and Red Prolific. which need nO protection IN winter;
nest for market gardeners and those who have not time
10 cover III fall.
SrRAwBEsRiEs In variety. Largely Of the Alba
ny Seeding.
OSAGE ORANGE,
SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES,
RHEJBAER
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Female College,
BORDENTOWN. n. ].

Ihls institution - pleasantly located on the Della
ware RIVER 30 miles north Of PhiladeIphia. n hos
been ~ successful operation tor than ten vears
and Is one OF the nOst6ourishng institutions of
ing 10 the country.
Special ati' ntiOn is paid 10 the Common andHiph.
or branches OF English aud superior dyantaaes flr
nished IA Vocal and lastrumcnin Music Drnwing
Pa!Riing French and LATIN are taught by experic5
ced teachers
Persons coming from The South can leave WnInu,
street wharf, Philada.. at NJ, aud 24.4I and
r. NJ. For catalogues address = ''
Rev JOHN IL BRAKELEY, AN
nsv22.6m p,os;J,
REFERENCES IN MARYLAND-R l. Thomas. Mi
East; " Moore llavre dc Grace; r Dale, WhaIev.
vile rh0s Maalieu. Mllington. In DEf1wAaE
Miss M l. Lay ton, Middletown
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
BEGINNING OF a NEW VOLUME,

bEGlhNlNG OF NEW VOLUME.
I"e Number for January, 1863, begins se Elerenth
FOf"me q the AtIdatic MonthIy.
FROM The commencement, in 1857, the Atlantic
% iuPuiy increased III circulation and it W hr.cy
Tue largest class OF readers, since its b., cnning
years ago. Its prosperity steadily auoments and i
ccnnues' amid all the tlctuntiOns aud dangers ins
cluoht 70 our national crisis, to gain ground in tLe
esllmatloH OF the public AT time no prerpant
WIN events which touch the future dcstinies of Amer
ica IN every vital particular, the Publishers and Ed
ltors DO not deem 1t necessary TO promise TINT il,
Pe's VIII never swerVe from the honest atls of low
al patriotism and universal frecdom its onin,or.
nave Always been on the side Of Liberty Progress
ana git and the course it first adopted in its carly
career will ever be faithfully maintained.
lhE orAff OF W RITERs, regularly contributing to
''o lit'EH'c immunity, CmEracLS all the best known
auIn"rs a. IN American literature, and warrants the
"o'iIl III promising to its readers the best Es
say tic best Pocms the best Stories, which Ameri.
can talent can furnish.
LIST OF REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS
In Prose and Poetry the itlantic Staff of yr;t,rs
Is unequalled. The following authors are still ar,on
the regular contributors: '''s
James X. Lowell, Henry w. Tongfllow, Ioui.
-igtSSlz, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel H.,
" VI "c' =. =. haztwr, /. W. Hgguscn, Author of
u r. {Vh ilo"tn, Mrs Julia W. Howe, Mrs. A.
~ whitney, Oliver w. Holmes, JOHN G.. WIN.
.'eF' E' T. Nhppe, Bayard Taylor, Charles f.. Nor
t2n' I'eorgc $ billiard, ;icnry Gilcs, Walter Mitch.
S"' iehI{ /. TucIcrin1n, john Weiss. Mrs. II. p
- = o"'' Harriet Martin, an, Charles Rcade. "Tnr
= !, '"try Pason,' Rose Terry, Iiarcie +. Present.
Il i; 'o:t !: 5. Lowell, ]. T. Throwbrldge EiwaIS
E.cFett, Professor \. u. Whit.
nc foregoing list includes the teqdinr ,c,ite,s of
lERNs.IThe Atlanfic is for sale bv all Book and
rcfiodical Dealers. Fricc % cents nnu,her S',h
sc[lpllons for the year, 50. postage paid Yearly
SUBSCRIPTIONS received, single numbers supplied
oy any dealer OF by the Publishers
,b oPeGnen numbers sent GRATIS On application to
=, Inducements for subscrib:ng-li,t Of premiums
&C. FURNISHED on application to the Publishers.
TlcHNoR & FIELDS,
Washington ST. Boston, Mass.
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HOLIDAY GIFT,
AN IPPROPRI17E PRESENT
Purchase ons 9C
{. W VIII IjtNTS. Z 40

!. ". WILLIAMS & co.
-, F"hMERIY WILLIAMS j oAyIs)
I"emy;hre Doilqr DouLie Ih,cad Fa,nilv Ss,oioo
Machine
Warranted 10 he equal 10 am, $40 ar sto ,,..ol ;,
~ " me markct-wIIl do all kinds ui family saving
OF Gura3i!ily 1t IL Unsurpassed while ior cheapne,s
sli ilc4ty case. and UoIslesurss of actor II tn n
Vui' Hiach.hes forwarded Iy E'press with iuIl
Every machine - warranted iur one yeay
Au egeht "anled III every Town and c.untv in H.
0'ale Enclose stamp for lcrias and circnlar
G address e. B. JONES * co, fRoA 3s9l
9ales Rooms, No 50, North Flnh Sirecr, I've d,n,s
oe.o" Ar'h' PhIiadeirhIa, Cut This advertisement
DUV2S
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: artiCIsaar Notice.

mere are many preparations sold under The name
OF bltters put up IN quart bottle compounded Of The
cneapest "hiskey or common rum costing from 20 10
~ cents per gallon. the taste disguised bv An,e or
oorauer oeeu. TINS class OF Buffers har caused and
hundreds TO die the death of'he drunkard Bv Their
use the system is kept constantly under the influence
o. Hic7holic stnuIanis OF the worst kind The d. sire
the horrors attendant upon 'sI,Cs onJ All
ror 'hose VINO desire and will have Liuuor BIZ.
iers' we PnbIlsh the following receipt Col one Lot
lie Oh He@HanG German Buters and mix with three
VIII he preparation that viii far excel in medical
Vr'CGS ana Tue excellence any OF the numerous i,
guo' btGrs IN The market. ani will cost much less
lou WIN nave ali The virtues Of HooRqnd'S B,tte,s m
connection with a good article OF L,n,os a, rL -
less price than these inferior preJaraons viii cost
vnu
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TEGLSLITCRE

SENATE-Hol|tng OCtr-JoilI. &. ratum T'nion. n
Castle John Green. Democrat Kent; Hicks D. H,,op.
ef' Choa sa,.rx Elected IN oi2-Johu r William.
ton ana John 7. be.viiIe, Unlon. New Castle; Cove
SautsoIrY Thomas Cahali. Kent aud William Hitch.
Henry Hickman. Sussex, Democrats
HEVaEsENTAT.TEs-N Near Cqsiie-John ITays John
a Dn"can solomon NJ curtis, DavIi W GemmiIl.
MeErIt II Pavson. John Whiiby. Levi W Ln,,omus
all Union kcnt-BenjamIn 5 (iootee. John n Bew.
ley. James Williams JOHN STAY William q Stubhs
Robert Ranghley. Curtis $. Watson, all Democrats
SssleI-Mal1r ". Allen. 'FilIhm A. Scribner. John
SOrden. Lu'her w Fisher William d WauIes. OF p
Isaac IL Bllley. George W. iIorsey. all Democrats.
Senale Union E.en and Democrats
HOuse7 Ia
Democratic majority on oiui LalIot q
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ASPARAGRASS, GIANT
Roses ias VARIETY

DAHLIAs-l3O select varieties, for which was
awarded special premium by the AgrIcultuIa, Soci-
ely OF New Castle county, fail OF l66l Also preml-
uIn ior he hesl collection OF Choice Pears.
For Prices ard description Of fruits, send for De
scripiive alnlogue gratis
6TAil kinds Of trees aud plants be ordered by
mail
All trees and plants warranted true 10 name
&TOIders can be left at TINES Office
RANDOLPH PETERS
iebEo'5il Newark, Del.
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KENT COUNTY OFFJcEpS

ALNI tUUNTI OFFICERN
REGISTER Of W'Is-Jamcs L. Hcverin.
y Order-tieorge b. Dickson.
e Clerk Of Orphans Court-Wm. S. Comeovs
PrOthOnitory-Wiam SIlarn.
Clerk Of The Peace-W. n. w. Dorsev
SherW-JOhn c. Prnnewu
COrOner-Nathan b. Fleming.
Ae0y Coart-John VI. Voshell, Duck Creek.
Robert Hill,
VIM DLIlamel, Little Creek.
Thomas Postles, Dover.
Henry Pratt,
1f, Robert w. Reynolds Jr., Murderkill.
81 William Stay,
Joseph Booth, Mispillion.
Stephen NJ. Collins, Milford
fTeaSHTsr-ltsnry Whitaker, FELTON,.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
SMYRNA DIREC7OPy

SMI MIRN1 DIRECTORY
+TDh CommlSsioHefS -Ayres Sucklv John M,s,a,d
ISbn W; To'heli' John +. Collins. William NJ. Bel
Trna,,,.an i'4way' Assessor, Joseph W. Mariner
~ IFsas"rer I,hG.HaS + Jefferson
Iowa Hdti!f-N NehemIah Slavlon.
SS1ttees Of the Pedce-John Eaton. Caleh WoI,o,,
Cen"ao'es-th0aas l. alton. William CI",bier.
SoHSetor tor Duck Creek Hln4re1-Iamrs Knhor,s
"0'Hry FA0I'c aud Co"Uey yancer-J. ). HIfug,on
CORPORATIONS.
Co.. ~ Smyrna-oirect"rs. Ayrcs S,orkly, DAME!
r66olo''' 'onn Mustard, George DAVIS. james r
1Eenehis' Edward Beck. y. & Smithers Uenr, r.
Siuds'nan, Daniel Currey
5resldent Avres SIocklv; Cashier. William Al
5eH Fslier, +. }. Colt, Clerk Samuel C''rIs -''
Discount Day-THuRsDAYs
0H.gFNG Ltorary AssoctdtOn-President Edwin WiI
mesi wee President Rev. John C. TLonInsn,, Re-.
cotuihg Secretary DR. William Cumn,r,: Corres
ROndinS Secretary. Dr.. Z. ,,iawSoa: rrensure,
!SHn ~. Oennng Trustees james 2. H,fecker
DR.. Charles l. Alahon -'''A''a'
AorH,4s 't9r L"ige. L. o. o. F-Regular Meeting
FrLd1g evening of ca IA week
D'nall EacauDagent-Tue,Jav evoni,r ., o,I
Follows Halt s' "' O'u
ksa Ne! Sternee Tribe No. 5-Thursday eveuin ,.
st Odd Fellows Hall. '"" g.
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: Passengers from Baltimore 70 Milford, Senlord and
9"'SpuIV VIII nike evening tram from Baltimore md
'?'"i ".ta. .. 81 1ington. Passengers for nover
m4y .'r9e Bilum1fc At o5 p m and pr coed SAM
s'sHias r.. q. SEWALI. Jr
ue'i" Superintendent Del 4 z
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HarPcr's Weekly.
SINGLE COPIES SIX CENTS

rEkMS.
One Copy for one wear 90
i"oc"ri,s for enc year a.
h"[pefs Weekly and tIarper's Magazine,
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American Hotel
CHESTNUT STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
Sl.50 PER DAY.

Sl.5O PER DAY
The undersigned. haying renewed ,hei, Iease for a
term oil years. have entirely re,ed the house having
Posn'eu Psn. carpeted und refurnisled throughout,
Inc location Of this House is unsurpassed being
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st' directly opposite she Old State House neax The
places oiamusement. the jebhng houses Of Market
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tee cars OF which run to all parts Of the city for half
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Fhe rooms are large. we'll lighted, have superior
for comfort. '0
, we are supplied with pnre Milk Cream Fruits and
.eseta"Ies sfom farm belonging TO us, and which
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the prOprIet0FsQ the American assure their friends
ana patrons that no pans will be spared to make the
pI "pIoi'heh's % Tins hotel complete and its able
compare favorably with the best houses in the Unon
"N''V WYATT a. IIEULlNGS.
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CIIIRCIIES.

aenOdast EP'scopaI-Pasior. Rev. William Bishop
services morning, l0I, evening, 81
Fresoy'eF1an-PasIor Rev, John c. Thompson: ser.
vices. 'nnrning. los, enins Ga
Frot slant Episcopal Rector. Rev. Henry s. CetS
seFyIces morning. io4 afternoon, 3.
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secretary Of &ate-NathanieI B. Smitbets Dovor
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CnaneeAOr Of Slate Samuel NJ Harrinoion Dnvsr
GA'J Jasties-E: P. G,lpin Wilmington.
'ASs0f'stes-l0hn J, Milligan, N,w Castle.
John w. Houston Milford.
81. Edward Wootten, Georgetown
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