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The Pubilc Printing.

friend has called our attention to an article in
the State Journal of Monday on this subject which
is tissue Of unmitigated fasehoods from beginning
to end The Journal asserts, for example, that our
bill for printing for the two houses for the regular
session, will be "some $4,000 or 100000" Now,
our bill, at present rates, for all the sessions, and
for our entire term of two years. will not reach the
amount stated by the Jou,nA We give it as our
opinion, ant in his we are sustained by Mr. Mann,
whe is prac.caf printer, that instead Of realizing
any profits whatever from the work, we shall lose
considerable amount at present prices, from No
vember, 1852, to November, 1864 We learn that
the journeymen printers of the City intend soon to
advance their charge to one dollar per thousand ems
as they feel they cannot live on less; and by Feb
ruary the probability is they will require one dollar
and half per thousand. The price allowed the
State printer Is sixty two and half per thou
sand
Of notice. That gentleman cannot be reached by
them. The nominal Editor of the Journal hates us
on three accounts first, because We took him into
our Office and tried to make an honest man of him,
when he had no friends; secondly, because, under
much provocation, we on one occasion caned him
publicly and thirdly, because we have always been
the first to raise the wages of printers thereby COM
his employees.
We leave the whole matter of compensation with
the Legislature. Let that body do what it thinks
Just and right, and we shall be herewith content
We ara God ~ 10 onftl
legislature to Cypress the Express Company. A
very heavy tax all points at which packages are
ueilVered' wcoed necessarily compel the Company
u discontinue serving number of places, and the
puoiic would thereby suffer- A tax to the limit of
healthy revenue point is the rule we think, that
ought to be observed, and not a tax which would
Cypress the corporation and deprive the people of
Its services. If the Railroads were Justly or,nron.
erly managed such Company might possiblyha
dispensed "ith or Its operations might be restri t.
cd to some extent; but as it is, the Express Com.
pany is the main reliance Of those who do not cho,
or are not able to grease the wheels" put in mot;
oy certain employees and agents, by which alone
prompt transportation is ensured to the people on
some Of our Railroads. W., W.
We are glad to see that Capt Grissom has intro.
duced resolutions in the Commons, providing for an
Investigation of the recent outrage on the right of
susage in the County of Bertie by Georgia troops
we trust the Investigation will be thorough, and
mat the Legislature will require and compel Pres,
Nea' DAVIS to punish the officer who committed the
.u'f'se We approve every word uttered on the
as.on by Capt Grissom. If all our public men
his nerve and his detestation Of the exer
sr"t .. aroary power people would be better
ba. and the Confederate administration, which
est .ae creature OF the States would be taught to
S'a@e with more consideration and respect. !.
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1e Latest News.

has fallen back beyond the Kappa.
Gen. ,rt some of his cavalry are at Culpepper.
hsp"otA therefore, no immediate prospect Of bat
"e : reported that Gen. Longstreet has rsised
,be siege Of Knoxville, and is retreat'ns towards
4Sauiop, Va Hooker's and Ssigls's corps are re-.
.,tsd sd vancing to the relief Of Knoxville, and
pond probably follow Longstreet, or enter estern
North Carolina This leaves the enemy in undis-
.uted possession of Tennessee.
We have nothing new from Bragg or Grant
Nothing Of interest from Charleston.
No Intelligence of any advance by the enemy IN
Eastern North Carolina
Gold in New York 1881. -.
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CoRREcTIoN.-lt was stated in our Senate pro-
ceedings of Wednesday last that Mr.. Sanders, Of
Johnston, introduced bill to increase the pay Of
the tax collector for that County. This is mistake
The bill provides for decreasing instead Of ncreas
ing the pay of the tax collector We make this cor
rection with pleasure, as the Senate contains no
more vigiant or thoughtful guardian of the inter-
ests of his constituents than Mr.. Sanders.
The Senate q ogorg,a mas posrponva ,pd .s.i.aly.
by large majority, the bill restricting the planting
of cottonto one acre.
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reach the hoatders and specnhtofs In psovmons.
= '' q 10. and not break Nd
s#l5~>. sying an unreasonable
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ED,
. fajhsr. ON the 18th of No.
Rsq.. Dr. J R. Bsowx, Of
daughter Of Jesse Bean, Of
OBITUARY NOTICES.

~ Fayetteville Observer please copy J.
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SENATE.


The Senate met at 10 o'clock, Journal read.
reported bill au,hc-.ng the banks TO- receive bonds Of
tbeState temporary icans Recommending its passage
Mr. Wright sb II constituting the theft Of State Con.
theft Of money kefe1ed
Ar. Hail. from the Judiciary committee reported the
resolution auth ,rzng the issue Of duplicate bonds in lieu
Of stolen o the enemy at Rocky Mt recommending
Amrnge was reesysd from the house transmitting re-
ports conditions OF the bank Of Fayetteville and bank
Of Themasy with proposition to print Concurred in.
.y'. Bills fAs.sp THEIR THIRD READING.
A bill to incorporate the n. G. Express TO.
4 bilIto inse.porase then. g; Volunteer Navy Co.
A bill prohibiting trading with slaves for salt
A resolution in favor IT Levi Dawson.
bill to incorporate the salem and High Point Plank
resolution in regard to the sequestration Of lands in
resolution in favor of Joseph Cobb sheriff of Edge
eombe county.
% motion of Mr. Simpson, the vote by which the
luton regard to the diem Of clerks adopted
reconsidered and so.ed down.
A bill for the protection Of sheep was rejected.
bill to regulate the ces Of atiops sod IN the State
Mr. Tayior of Chatham said he felt it his duty to intro
duce bill Of this character though be had some doubt As
to the proprety of passage might have the ten.
dsncy i0prevent the obtaining supplies ~ ALL Somethng
should be done by the Legislature Every exerOn should
be used to secure Subsistence for the people He feared
ths the disposition esed BY persons not to sell the ne
Of @ would be productive of risk and robbery
in the land He wished Senators 70 examine fully into the
if bis plan was NOS sibls one he would glad
Mr.. Hoeman was opposed to bringing down the prices
of the farmer Thought the best plan would be to put the
producer work the ed Increase the production
and pricss wouidseome down. The bill would evidently
The supply in the country by the farmer
heard up or refuse - produce more than sufoency
The bill was postponed asd inside the special order for
Tuesday II o'clock.
message was received from the House transmitting an
f.,l MANA r. 49, tsnf.,
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BATTLE OF LOOKOUT MouNrAM.-The federal
newspapers seem to be much elated at the result
of.the recent battle near Chs ,anooga They claim
to have captured forty eight pieces Of artillery, g.,
800 prisoners, and 1000 stand Of arms. A cores
-s-. ~ .l. sni.,,mons 0eParca ADMITS the loss
of thirty-eight pieces OF artillery.
The federal loss in killed, wounded, and prison.
ers is estimated at 1000.
A federal account of the battle says, latter three
DAYS maneuvering and Fighting the battle was won,
and the strength of the rebellion, 10 its CENTRE was
broken-Burnside relieved from danger-East Ten.
nessee and Kentucky rescued-Georgia and the
Southeast threatened in the rear" &c. These are
large claims 1t is thought that Grant had some
$4,000 troops, while Bragg had not more than 40.
600. The Ccnfederates fought with their accus-
toned courage, but the federals fought well also,
and It vas not to be expected, under any dispose
ton of our troops that they could hold their ground
against such odds. The result might have been
the same if any other Genss.ssn an bragg nao
4 must be admitted that Tennessee appears to be
lost to US, especially if as reported Gen. Long
street has retired from Knoxville; and appearances
Indicate that Georgia is seriously threatened. At
the latest dates both armies were inactive, scene
twenty. five or thirty miles apart We judge the
main body of Gen. Bragg's army is at Dalton.
InPREsAENrs.-Mr. Avera, from the select COM
miteee in tn. Commons has reported stringent re-
,ol,t;ono IN this snhipct in that hOdv The abuses
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IMpRssAENrs.-Mr. Avera, from the select COM
mrsee in the Commons, has reported stringent re-
solutions on this subject in that body. The abuses
under the impressment system are intolerable. We
trust the Legislature will take such action on the
subject as will relieve the people.
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Mr. Hall said the committee on the Judiciary had report.
o against the resolution because the coupons OF the lost
he, osa
acs which might result in loss to the0tate,5 5 r..
:. MT Virgins said it was case Of b. Fhieh the
nsae saes'd remedy Hs only ssked that might q
variable consideration. The gentleman had taken oil
to secure his money and to
Young said the boads could be- easily distinguished
as me bonds now issued were entirely different from hose
lost IN general appearance ~. 900 3
Mr. sharpe thought the passage Of the resolution bad
Precedent The Sate could net undertake to reimburse
everybody for losses sustained by raid Of the enemy
The bill was rejected Ayes ., noes 81. -,
Warren, bill TO authorize Courts Of Oyer ard Fer
miner IN cases of application of thu County Courts Of
s Inc Soeto OF Attorney General Ordered TO be printed
Mr. Aurr bill to prevent persons not ctizsns Of this
State eF Of the Confederate States ffu trsng and ped
ding ID this State. Referred =
On motion the Senate asnrned to Saturday ooloee
HOUSE or COMMONS. : = -
The House met at 10 O'Clock, A. N. -
The journal of yesterday was read aud approved.
Suadry reports made from standing and select
mittees = p {, =
Mr. Manning introduced resolution in avar Of Elizabeth
A. Gordon of Gates county Referred to the COMMITTEES
on propositions and grievances
The House proceeded dispose Of bills on the calendar
bill concerning Cherokee Lands read the I'd time
and passed. s,5al.
bill limit the production of cotton and tobacco for
the year sA introduced by Mr.. Brown) laid on the
table on its cd reading.
The Senate concurred by message in certain nominar
tons made BY the House appointments Justices Of
the Peace and asked the OF the House in SINH
lar nominations made in that body.
The House concorred in the nominations and sent to
Me Sepute number Of like nominations asking it's con-
caffence, =
Leaves of absence granted until Monday next to
Aesrs Dunn, Best Hodges Joyuer Garter and Bumpass
aud to Mr.. Stancel until Tuesday next -.E-.E|
Mr. Joynerntroduceda bill TO amend m act authoris na
the employment Of slave labor wors OF public desuce
Referred 70 the committee on military afaifs
The following engrusssd bills from the Senste had their
LIST reading and were psaeed on the calendar .
A bill to amend act eni :. - ''---=+-
A bill to regulate the OH ..z..e 9ts5.a:z-
fees. - ~.
Mr. Frances introduced f6a ,#s.s.a
sheriff and CLERK in the count r. -~s.. ..a- .s .5ss
committee propositions ar
bill 70 make Confederah 5-a-.5sg s. ::
payment Of debts, (nsroduc - f.s 'r-. -
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NoRTH-cARoL1NA 4, NASH coI1r;Tv;;

Dec. Q, 1858.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
MARRIED.

On the 9th ut by Rev. L. :. Williams, Mr.. JouS
II. W iLLIAAs TO Miss REsECCA a. SMIrH daughter
! oi Wm Smith, Esq., both of Duck Creek Hd. Kent
CO., Del Wilmington papers please copyJ
On The @oth nlt., BY Rev. ID. F. Eweil, Mr. GEo.
r. flgsrr 10 Miss MARr Ii. PRATT, both Of Kent
:, by the same, on the 29th ult, Mr.. AspERsoN
rokn to Mrs. ASGEIINk KEEN, both Of Duck Creek
Hd., Kent CO., Del - -
on The 22d of January, at the residence efthe
brides father, VIM. Herring, Esq, by Rev J. Dick
erSon' Capt GEO. VI. FRAME, Of New York to Miss
hARGARErrA HERRING, of Kent co., Del
IN The SSIh ult, at Mr.. David McBride's, by Rev
); Dickerson, Mr.. WILLIAM w. MERrDErH TO Miss
ESTHER GooDEN, ull of Kent CO., Del.
On the : tn ult, at the Anchorage, by Rev. G. F.
- lS"eh' Capt JoHN II. KNIGHT, Slh Infantry,
=. . A.: 10 Miss SUSIE JAMES, daughter of Levi c.
OiSrK' hSqr OF Wilmington, Delaware.
:, january 2oth, by Rev. J. d. Curtis, in Dover. Mr.
Kent Co., Del. 80
Il, IA rhI'.' on the 9th ult. by his Honor, Mayor
Henry, Mf. CHARLES p. PETERS, of Delaware ca
Ia'' 10 Mlss Mary A., daughter of Samuel p Chan
dler, of New Castle CO, Del,
on the 18th uii., BY Rev. j. A. Massey, Mr.. Jas.
r. !, CARPENTER aud Miss LiazIE r. TwiFoRp, all of
Sussex co. 1'' VI
On the lst inst by Rev. J. C. Thompson. NJ,
: IH4RLRS IL. MEssIck and Miss ELIZA A. TAYLOR.
laughter of Mr.. James Taylor, all of this town.
TN the 2Slh ult., in Philadelphia, bv Rev. William
Sooihson' MI HENRY SIHaoNs, OF Wilmington
10 Miss VI. LIZZIE CAvENDER, of Smyrna. fWIl,
papers please cupy.1
he parties in the two last above will please ac-
cePt our compliments for share of cake, and our
best wishes for their future happinessl
On the 2Cth ult., by Rev. p. Mansfield N,ry,r,
r. BURNS and Mss MARTHA }. CASEY, both of Kent
CO., Nd '' VI 'A'"'
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
OFFICIAL.
:, LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
'G''ed at the Third Session Of the 7Iirty.sereatI
Congress.

tPUHIc-NO. T.
IN ACT prescribing the times and places E,y hoIdi
1rIls OF The Circuit Court for the districts -
Iowa, Minnesota and Kansas.
ne u enacted by the Senate and House of Rsores.,
ai'Oes o. he United States Of america IN Couor.s.
"SStmbIed, That the terms of the CIrcui, C,,1, g.,
districts OF Iowa, Minnesota and Kdnsa, shall b bI
zen III each aud every year at the following tiuns
ana places, TO wit: For the district ei low, AZ n
.h"ines, OIL the first Tuesday in Nav and Nove,n
Der t"r the dstiIct Of Minnesota at ST. Paul nm rho
l'id Monday IN June and October and for the dis
.Ict "l Kansas, at the place prescribed bv law fr
n''dlng terms ofthc District Court therein, on the
"utlh Monday OF May aud November
Sec :. And be Il further enacted. That all r,r;,.
process, and other proceedings OF whatever Kind rI
I'Ne 70 any cause, civil or criminal, pending in or
e'uFhanl: 10 the Circuit Court for said DISTRICTS of
IOWA. MihneSota, and Kansas, at the terms bercta.
"'e prescribed by law arc hereby declared cont,n.
ueu' transferred ana retlrnIble II tho snid Crcun
i't 'Oi sau DISTRICTS respectively, at the trr,n.
hrst to be held under the pr.yi,isu. Of ,Li. ,' -"
ana no. process issued, proceeding pending. hail
bond or rccognILlncc taken in or returnaIo ,' II
OF said Circuit Courts shall be ayoi,led vaI,da,aJ
or impaired by the change in the time or placr of
holding the terms Ofsuc court made by This r,I
ana the entries Of record may be made in norm,v
"'lh the provisions 0f this act
sec Sind be It further enacted That so ,n,cb
OF 'he hrst section of AN act 10 amend the ACT E L
'iid OF March, eighteen hundred aud thlrtv..rvnn
en'1lcd An act supplementary to the act entitled
An act to amend the judicial system of the IJni,od
States approved July fifteen, eighteen hundrod
and sIKty-twO, conflicts with lhls ac, ha .nd :;
hereby repealed " 'u ID
Approved, January 10, 1863.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
u he FRENCH in MRricn-

Alas' nor human prediction, human judgement
Their falacy appears likely to be proved in the most
s'gnal manner BY the progress of events in Mexico
as well as In our own country.
The tenor of the newt published of severe disas.
ter to the French in the Mexican territory. At
the hands Of the native troops. Some points of the
inielgence may be exaggerated, but. in the main.
the accounts Of the victories Of the Mexican, over
tAe french will probably prove correct They dis.
hncuy eoFroborate the rumors brought by the pre.
VIous arrival from Havana and should the last advi
ees prove even partially correct, the present French
expedition to Mexico may be pronounced an ipno.
minous failure This result, so speedily achieved b,
the unity, patriotism and courage Of the Mexican
PeoPie' was never dreamed!of by the American pubc
Q" widespread is the fiction of the ipfsll;h;l,v &c
freneh arms that the public mind conclude that
s4e French would succeed in their designs in Mex.
CO. as, according to present appearances, thev will
be, 1t sill furnish a lesson TO our own Gove,n,,,
and people.
But little more than one year apo. Mexico r,s
threatened Oy combination of three oF the n,,,s,
powerful nations in Europe. Their fleets ho,ercd
around her coasts, AMI their armies landed OH her
soIl But did Mexico that distracted country. beLi
up before the world as one of the weakest and oo,
contemplate in existence, quail and quake brcr.
the danger Nc, the people prepared for the wors,
And their Indian President, Juarez-drnouneed and
sSussd In Europe because he is an Indian-bv his
afnsss honesty ad tact alone. dspelled the formid
able niPartlts coalition. and he is now moving the
~hoie nation to act as one in expelling the ar.
mics of the only one Of the invading Powers which
stl remains and dreams Of Conquer ing the coun.ry
-ktU York Times.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

That The American neople arc appreciatvc Of any
substantial service rendered them, is seen in the
result OF DR.. Ayers enterprise. 1t was something
OF venture for chemist Of his splendid reputation
among the lierat of the world, TO risk il in ,b,.
production of Cough Drops and Pills But he boldly
tnre" himself into tle gap where his talents could
best SuSserTe the pubic veal, and it is now easy to
see that he did not mi.udge the temper Of his coun
tTymen. Throughout thi. nation and some f,reo,
lands his name is foremost at the bedside Of sckncs
while IN the good he scaters, he is second to no v.
ing mans lie gins the highes, laurels man can
wear and enjoys lR untold measure the luxury o:
doing gOOd.-Obserrsy, Dubuque, Io,ca.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

TIE lxDENSIFrcAnoS BIUL-The bill TO
indemnify the President and others for sus-
pending the writ of hd6eas corpus. was passed.
with Mr: Sherman's amendment, being
amended by Senator Wilson, so as TO allow
snirty days, during which the charges shall
be made and presented TO the Court,
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

Gen. Foster does not think that Military
Governor is longer needed in North Carroll
IA, and Gov. Stsply soon departs from that
scene of his labQrs. The loyal people are
much dissatisfied with him, and petitions
have been sent te President Lincoln to re-
move him.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

General Cameron, it is said, will resign
Che post Of Minister to Russia lie has
declared his Willingness to the War Depart
ment to lead brigade Of African troops ia
the National service.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

Gen. Fosters Expedition, sc, 900 men, Ia
preparing to operate against Charleston.
They were embarked on board sixty steam
t~mspsrts aHd ls0 sshoonorp.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
DOCTOR A. Ill. SANRORS

las located III Smyrna and pectfully offers hs pro
lessioal services to the inhabitants OF this nIoce and
Vifin!ty; S,I III ny! OtFlCE-AT TIE HousE or DAVID
Hs;ESiN s;SLNi ION RECErTLY OCCtPlED BY DR. JNO
A. MuOhE. RESIUEACE-DeIa~sreS s. lwoI,nJ.
above s Tschudy's Store. opposite the Rev. Jnmes B
myl5-ly
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

Secretary Stanton has authorized Gov.
Andrew, OF ofMassachusetts to raise regiments
OF black men to serve for three years, unless
sooner discharged.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
To Let.

A Confortahle HOUSE, near Smyrna;-a mode,
ate rent Good Fruit and other privileges. Fo,
further Particulars, impure of
.,- NJ PETERSON.
ieoO u Delaware House. SMYRNA.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

WARES, Sc, yes
a. ms Store on Main street. next door to Bank Of
Grery article IS Fresh and Genuine and ofhs Res,
Q"H'y mat can be Proc"red each 5eing selected or
P''Ss'y J0r Physician's Prescriptions and Eanv use
u IS hrs determination to sell everything in his line
Ills connection with the best "a hoIesaIo b,,,so -,
rh'adei pha and New York will enable him 10 a."
SO ne therefore respectfully sOiIciis lhe Pubic Pal,
loage' winch by strict personal attention to business
MS study TO deserve aud appreciate.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
Miscellaneous Advertisements.


OFFICE. OF JAY COptE
Subscription Agent,
At Jay Cooke & Co, Bankers.
ia SoUH THIRD STREET
PhIiadelphia. Nov l. 1862
sCp"pTi@ nn @Tin@asfsigned having been appointed SUI
S,., lloN AGENT ny the Secretary Of the Trea
SufV IL no" prepared 10 furnish. at once The
New Twenty Year @ per cent.
Bonds,
OF The United States, designated as Fiye 7rvan,ies "
[eueemahe at the pleasure of the Government nIie,
M ytarS' ana authorized BY ActOf Congress- pproy.
800. $500, $1,000 " '""'' " S'O'
The REGISTER BONDS in sums of $50 sIno
S3OO' $1,000. and $4,000 S''''
interest at SIX per cent peP ann I'm will coror,.
from date OF purchase and is
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
Seml-Annnally. which is equal al the present nremi
"'I On gold TO about EIGHT per cent Der ununm
Farmers. Merchants. Mechanics. Capitalists and
a'' VINO nave any money to invest, should know and
iehleinher that these Bonds are in fact a EIRS,J
NiON i1AGE upon all Railroads. Cunais Bank Stock,
snu Securities and the immense products of nil ,ha
r,i &C. &c III The country and that the
uII "ld anle provision made for The payment of The
nefeSt anu liquidation OF principal hy usom Duties
Excise Stamps aud The Internal Revenue seI,,. ~
make these Bonds the
Best, Most irailable and Most Popular Inrestmsut
IN the Harket.
Subscriptions received at PAR in Legal Tendar
rGieS, or notes ANA checks OF BANKS at par m Phii
ue'Phia subscribers by mai Will receive Drnmni
attention and every facility and explanation xii be
afforded on appIIcalinn at his gtIice ~
lu. shpply OF Bonds Will be kent on hand for i'm
lHeu'.e uelHefP. JAY COOKE
nos HoI 10 Subscription Agent
0JIo save trouble to parties desIrous of ,n>e.I,,
III inns popular loan OF senditk Pha H., ,hIa have
appointed X rob- NSON 4 Co. corner oC m, a,d
aware They will deliver the bonds in snv s,non,
required without any charge for thaIr services
H. r. X q Co. Will cheeflulIy give anv ,nfo,m..
ton IN regard 10 above loan '''"
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

An iron-cad has bombarded Fort NcAIl;s,e, =,
'ne mouth Of ogecheo river, Georgia. The rcbe
shOt broke to pieces against her iron SIDES
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
CUTLERY. c

n complete assortment Of Cutlery. sucb
ami tofks, Carver's Steels, Pen.kni,o As hniNe ca
zoIs and Sirops 81, co. "ci''oF'. Rs
o.,,I ne aleniion OF The Ladies Is also call.5tot
Tbmfia Of Sewing Needles. knitting Needis. 10 a'
hhes' quality. Ironing a paratus. 6c 0s"s she
hoT,I, nISo, an assortment st FIRE Arms. skaie. r..
"eils Ahdi' 'nns. Shovel and Tong. Cotl,. E'i'lt'-
'err, iyIhg Pans Waffle irons. &c 'N''''' ST
All Inc above articles viii be ,ntJ s,
'haa can be ooHght eIseW mere PI.,. ~ 'o"e eI
amllne loL yourselves. whore you Will " *
te"oy ahu Wiling 70 accOmmodaie the r,L ,.'1 u r
- J. L. MIILfAmS
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

lnropgh rebel sources, learn of the capture, by
United States cru scr, of the English steamer Prin
ssss ROyal, with nlost valuable curpo. consisting
oil CANNON steam engines for gunboats, &c. A par.
y Of English wOrSmen captercd with the yes.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

snlterF Ls'terF from Washington state that the utmost
ssnhdenee Is expressed at the Navy Department,
th.t within thirty days all the important Southern
ports VIII De in Possessi"n OF the Government
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

AVague report comes from Havana that the Ore
mas been destroyed, after sharp engagement with
United States vessels,