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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR

TT l. meet and riSht that ne should at appointed
i times acknowledge the hand Of an OyeTuIing
PrOVidenes IN the adiirB Of men th Il We should
knowledge Hts power, aud wisdom and goodness,
and that lie dosth all things we'll
upoo the nstion. vet duTins the past wear ne
jssla HiFvE a. ssalo Al arms siEalal viosIsSs
On+iss, and large section Of country has b. en-
relieved from dominion Of the destroyer; and Ue
look forward with happy anticipation 70 toe restO-
ration ere long, Of law, order and the undisPutod
authority Of the Government throughout the entire
land and to that end in which all would 20 much
rejoics-A permanent and an abiding peace
He hath 20 OVsFTuled our AtiAirs hat peace has
been preserved With all nations
He hath preserved Us from =. stilsDee, aud hath
bounteJusIy supplied the nation with all the COM
forts and blessings necessary to make rs h1ppy
and prosperous people;
He hath especially VOuchsafed to the people Ofihis
State the eStablIs ment and organ zatOn Of seIA-
rate Commonwealth: and while portion OF the
territory still subject to hostile tread, and pOT
tion Of our citizens subject the ernelties Of
mereiless enemies, yet rejoice TO believe that
Soon-yeTy 5 on-Iie will r, 81. re unto US the maj
esty Of offended Law throughout all our borders
in view Of all which, and in accordance with the
Recommendation Of the FTeAident Of the United
States, l, Arthur Foreman, Governor Of the State
Of West Virginia do appoint aud set HPaTt 1huTStaJ
Of Thanksgiving and praise to Almighty 0Od for HE
great goodness and many msreies during the year
that e past; and invite the people Of the State TO
assemble that day at their usual places Of UOr-
ship and offer mp the Inscriptions justly due TO
Him who hath done 90 much fnr rs; and invoke His
blessings on US for the time to come; that He WiII
forgive manifold sins aud nings; that
lie will continue give TO the means being
made Of TO relieve from rebellion aud insub-
ordination; that the authority Of the Government
may be permanently established, and that peace,
concord aud union may he restored In all the land
And while We rejoicing and Offering praises Tor
the abundance with which We are blest, let ns NOT
forget to remember the poor and the needy, the
widow and the orphan, whom the SIeissitu1es Of life
and the casuAltiss Of have left in midst
provided for and unprotected.
Done at the city OF Wheeling on this third day Of
November In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred IL With nd o
the fTst,
ARTHUR I. FOREMAN.
By the Governor:
J. z. 6GR BOTEHs, Secretary Of State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06
DIED,

On Thursday morning, the 9th inst, Of Scarlet
Fever, IDA BELLE. daughter Of Jacob and Ellen
Burke, aged one year, eleven months and twenty
two days.
The funeral will take place from the corner Of
Quincy aud Fulton streets this (FrdAy) morning at
10 O'Clock.
sterdsy at one o'clock, CATHARINE LYDIA, dAugh-
ter OF John aud Lydia TruKeI, in the 23d year Of
her age.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her father on the corner Ct Sixth and Clay streets
this afternoon at 81 O'Clock. The friends of the
family arc invited to attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06

Col. GEO. R. LATHAM, of the I'd Virginia.
is in town. He has applied to be relieved
with his regiment from serving under Gen
Averill. Charges of very serious nature
have been preferred against the General
amopR which is drunkenness at the at
tair at White. Sulphur some weeks
ago. 1t is stated on authority not to be
disputed that he was in state of beastly
intoxicatiou for several hours during that
engagement, and that council Of officers
convened at his own request had to remain
convened all night awaiting his return to
soberness.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06

Gov. BoRENAN has issued his prOclama-
ton, in accordance with the recommended
ton of the President of the United States
setting apart Thursday the 10Th inst as
day of Thanksgiving. He concludes with
this excellent suggestion:
"Aud while we arc rejoicing and otter
ing praises for the abundance with which
we are bIest, let us not forget to remember
the poor aud the needy, the widow and the
orphan, whom the vicissitudes of life and
the casualties of war have lett in our midst
unprovided for and unprotected"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06

Tux latest news we have from the scat
tered counties OF Third District is that
whaley is elected over Frost by about zoo
If this is SO it quite clearly indicates that
If Col. Frost had been out in time he would
have beaten whOley.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06

Ma. FARSswoRrH, the Senator from the
9Th distric,-composed of the counties OF
Barbour, Tucker, Lewis, Braxton, Upshur
i&aud Randolph-has been reelected by a
large majority.
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Mantua Making.

NELss MARGARET A. WHARTON tAhss pleasure
M IN aaannBefuE 20 the laliie1 a. UFraG-Ta--
3GFfinsVine aud Otcinity that she ha8 peTmAns hty
located herself at Mr.. GTMths In Bridgeport uhsTs
she will give her attention TO NAHICA NAAlN0
u fancy work, such bad dTeso8, caps. buaidtls
WreaGhs, silk EMBARRASSING. 4e- she has provided
chi e.
The IsdIos Of Bridgeport and MaTtinsyiiIe arr tn
Vitsd 20 call aud eEamins SpSCimen1 Of her UQrt.
~ she feels oOnddsut shat skO viii b. able 90 hrTi
the mort entire alftafletiO1. BoT9-lE"
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NEW DRESS GOODS.

Ii WOOL PLAID PoPLISs, Ersneh Hsrinoss.
IA Plain Empres Cloths. Plain vhctorA HSpps'
Black and ColOred Alp1eas. Plaid Aip8cas, EtItE-i
Spd P5sin VStOuTs, PlliD BlaeE asd CoiSred StE'I
Plain bl1sk Corded silks. Paid. sITtD0d 81d EG
gIDd SIIkl, Plain and Figured DCl1lnes, FTtnfh
cts Ono. r TAYLOR
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mers, who resided beyond easy reach Of
the railroad, bad escaped altogether"
Let u forced loan and the conscrrption
of those who have already furnished sub
stitutes, AS is now proposed, be added to
the impressment OF supplies, and the rebel
leaders will raise such storm of iudig-
nant opposition among their people as
they will find it difficult to manage. Aud
vet they must persist in these and other
despotic measures, or stop short in their
experiment of rebellion. 1t really looks
as If the rebel machine would not be run
much longer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06

Interesting reading matter will be found
on the fourth page of this paper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06
NFW ADVERTIsEM'NTS
Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN, Of business habits wishes stt-
A uation as salesman, or to make himself EsnoL-
SIIV usetuI ia store; has had several Year, e1PS
Hence 10 groceries POr information apply ~ IniS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
CT. JOHNS CHURCH and Parsonage, situate In
y Centre Wheeling. offered for sale or pFOpO-
sals will be considered 70 exchange the property Tor
building materials work, to be done on . Few
Church ediheV about TO be erected Market street.
near Biddle. J B. FORD,
q. b. CECIL,
A. DODSoS,
oct2O.ln Trustees.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06

Goti guard our dag, and keep each star
Each stripe ~ bright as new they wave
stIII make Il lead our ranks in war.
still hoAt above each patriots RraV"
neath u the traitor that would dare
To trail 1t through the dust OF shame,
All honest hearts itS lot VIII shArS
And follow It to Death OF EAne.
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AUCTION.

I'm wednesday, the 18th Of NOVsmbsE, Is6s. Ne
undersigned will otter At public auction At tt-
residence Of tee late william Gilmore. d-c~assi,
the National Road, AZ GlmOTe's Mil, miles
Of West Alexander, the following property.
HOrsss, Cattle, one good Joke Of OTeu, Pat HnF-,
80 had Of Sheep. IS 80 tn1s Of Hay, C5Tn-
dST, two wagons, Cart, Moving Machine. and other
farming utensils Pine, Poplar aud Oak ItnahSr.
H0usehoId sd Kitehsa FuFnituEp, AID many OihST
4Ttielrs too numerous TO mepttVn-
TFTms made kuDWn on day uIEalrs
Gets Its WN Ar GILMORE
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RESPONSE OF Mr.. LAMB.

SHNSs%
Mr. Lamb said 81 trust it may be per.
mitted to the to say that part with my
friend from Wood, with very great regret
Such is undoubtedly the unanimous feel.
ing of this House, but for myself it is per-
haps particularly Prcper-I should give ut.
ternnce 10 this assurance. From the very
first, ut least after the May Convention,
which was assembled here, In all other
bodies which have been collected in this
place to dispose of the interests and fate Of
Western Virginia, we have been connected
together, and have been in a position in
which perhaps as muchas any other one,
could testify to the devotion and capacity
which the gentleman has displayed in
maintaining the most important interests
OF this section Of the country. In The June
Convention, in the Constitutional Con.
vention, and in the important committees
which disposed Of and prepared the bust
ness OF those bodies, | had opportunities of
knowing the efficiency aud cApabiIity dis
played by the gentleman from Wood and
1t affords me pleasure here to declare my
highest appreciation of his services, for l
know it deserves that declaration on my
part.
Mr.. Speaker, | am but expressing, |
trust, tile unanimous sense of this House
when say the gentleman in his retirement
from TINS body Will carry with him our
highest respects, not merely for the Capaci-
ty he has displayed, but tor the devotion
he has manifested to our interests. He
deserves this assurance at our hands.
RESPONSE OF GEN. RUFFSER.
Gen. Ruffner said AS an humble mem.
Der of this House l do not know that / can
add anything to what has been said on
this occasion. Our friend who is about TO
leave US, has alluded TO the difference in
our condition, as the result of the labors of
the people Of this State to establish them.
selves as an independent State in the midst
ofthe revolution that called US together. He
has alluded to the period when this move
ment was set on foot. We eau with pride
look back to the difference in our position
10 June 1861, and as we now stand before
the nation and the world, as a State among
The ststerhood of States. Many of us who
are now here were parties in the inception
Of this enterprise, aud however unable
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30

la New York the true and the false Democracy
arc being divided. The friends Of the Union repu.
date those who against it, and evidence oi
she sincerity of this feeling, see the New York
Ledder, Democratic newspaper Of New York city
denounces Mr.. Wood for his recent speech. and re
jscts all further fellowship with him. Not long
since the Leader was one of Mr.. Woods strongest
friends-nOw he is denounced His speech is char
acterized un attempt on Mr.. Woods part to sub
vert the regular Democratic platform and substitute
foY it a miserrble erection Of his own He is rrev
ercntly spoken of as restless and ambitious dem
sssguc." aud is informed tina; he attempts to thrust
his norIrums down the thrOa, Of the party impstsn
and absurd"
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30

TIE ATrACN On CHARLEsToN.-The cor
respondent of the New York Evening Post
says, in reference to the late attack on
Charleston, that all the statements that the
President is angry with Admiral Dupont,
and that he is To be superseded in his pre-
sent command, are groundless There is
to be another attack, which. Dupont will
probably lead, but it will be made only when
in his own Judgment, he thinks fit.
Capt. Worden, of Monitor fame, it IS sta.
ted, has been ordered to report u Admiral
Gregory, at New York, to assist N il,ting
out the iron-clads now in process Of con
structiOn there.
1.-THE STATE Or WEsr IIRGINIA."- Pres.
Fident Lincoln has issued his proclamation
in pursuance of the act of Congress. decla.
ring that Western Virginia will be duly ad
mitted into the Union, in sixty days hence
on an equal footing with the original states
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30

The TRUE DEFINITION CoPPEnmEAD.-At q
dinner party giyan in New York in l775, says the
Epening Post, gentleman of considerable notoriety
as wit, was asked, Pray. who is Tory" Hc
replied. "a Tory is creature whose head is in Eng.
land while his body is ia America, and think the
two parts ought to be joined by stretching the neck.
we have still persons among US net unlike this de
description of the Tory, whose heads are in Rich
mnd while their bodies are in New York and
though we might Lot recommend the old RevOlu
tonary wits plan of bringing the two parts together
by stretching the intervening membranes. we shoult
certainly lac, object to seeing !hs body sen. wher,
the head is,
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
MIoL YLLANEOUS

sLIDELL's PRoPERTr.-In the eonfiscation case q,
New Orleans, against the property of John Slidel
an intervention has been filed on behalf of Frederc
A. Mareuard. of Paris. to whom tho proper ty was
morsgaged In June Last. The document sets forth
thss Mr.. MaFeqsrd loaned Sdoll the sum of 25O0 600
francs, payable in one year, with interest at par
seHt and that the property mortgaged, valued at
s157 $40, was assigned to him in pay ymcnt efihe prn
sipsl and Interest Of said loan. The rents Of this
property were to be collected by Eugene RosseaI,
and forwarded to Marcuard. Rents to the amount
Of 2S79 francs colle"ci and forwarded to Mar.
Guard previous to the issuing cf the order Of co sca
ton, but the balance rent, collected by Eugene Ros-
seau. and notes of parsons for other rents. payable
on demand. were surrepdered under protest to Capt
Mcclure, 4. Q. VI. Rousseau now petitions, on be-
half of Marcuard, (as the said Marcuard has meyer
aided countenanced abetted the rebellion against
sac United States that he may be allowed to eolsct
ihc rent on the numerous houses stores, &c. nclu.
ssd in the mortgage. until the sal. Of the property
takes place. and that when the property is sold he
may receive the of 2J2.5735 ffancs with inter.
est al per cent per qnDum, the sum of S250,000
francs, from the 6th Of November, 1862.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
To COnsunAptivcs.

The advertiser having been restored to health in a,
few week. by very simple remedy, after having sui
Tered several years with severe lung affection and
that dread disease. Consumpton-is anxious to nuke
known to his fellOw-sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it he will send copy efiie pre-
scriptien used free Of charge with the for
preparing and using the same. which they will find
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA. Bronchitis.
&C. The only object OF the advertiser IN sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he conceives to be invaluable and
he holesevery sufferer will try his remedy as it will
cost them nothing. and may prove blessing
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, WlIamsburUh
ap9-3m Kings County, NeA York.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
Special Notices.
Enron OF SMYRSA TIMys

EDITOR OF SMYRNA TINES
DEAR SIR:
With your permission. wish to say TO the readers
Of your paper. that will send by return mail TO ali
who wish IT, tree) Recipe. with fril directions for
making and using simple Vegetable Balm that will
etfectually remove, in 10 days, Pimples. BIotches
Tan, Freckles and IL impurities of the Skin, leaving
The same soft, clear. smooth and beautiful
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces. simple directions and information thnl
will enable them to start full growth Of Luxurent
Hair, Whiskers Moustache. In less than 30 davs
All applications answered by return mali without
charge. Respectfully yours
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
mhl9-2m Chemist. No S3l Broadway.
New Ysrk
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
The Cash Susten,.

The underngned hereby give notice TO their cus,o.
mers and TIE public generally that they will dlr penae
wish the CREDIT branch Of their business and will
close their books en- March 10Th inst on an! after
which date all Goods will he sold forCASH or CoUs.
TRY PRoDUcE; and exception to the above term.
Will be made in any whatever.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore e1.
tended 10 us. AMI being confds that unde The ahOv
system we can sell G""ds greatly tho al unIag+
OF buyers. we call the atenOn of the public TO our
EIiensIve Stock. and trust shat the Cash system
may mcet with a favorable response from the peope
|. d HAMILTON d co.
We earnesty request all persons indebted 10 us b,
BOOK account TO close the same and we insist :ha
all open accounts OF 1862 be closed aI once
mh5 n II & r.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
DIED.

April 9TH, in Pencader Hundred CATHARINE, wild.
ow Of the late Jshn McCracksn, aged about 81 years
April 2lst, at his residence. near Willow Grove
after lingering and painful illness, Elder PETER
MEREDITH, aged about "A years.
On the 10 ulr., at the Harewood Hospital, neal
Washington. Of diarrhea, CHARLES S. PosTLEs, OF
Co. c LIST Delaware Cavalry, aged 81 years.
Near Smyrna on the 2Sth inst, ELIZABETH, daugh
ter of Jacob Allen, aged I years.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
Phosphate Fertilizers

MEAT & BONE COMPOST!
The attention of Farmers and othess is vespec fully
mVited 10 me ABOVE MANURES. which have beer
amply tested in various sections OF the county and
AhIch IA means OF afrdlng slmulani, and nourish.
'meh' 10 he Growing Crops are now couceded 20 he
among ihe Hesi Bnd cheapest Ia the market.
We have been obliged. rather than detcriora,a the
articles To advance lhc pces in conseaIsnee Of ahs
Increased cost OF mate Tials and labor 10 she following
r;ies:
tn"hPnATiC bKRTILI1ER, $500 per ton
MEAT x BONE COMPOST. S27.00 per ton.
TASKER g. CLARK.
D. w. Ger Eighth 4 Washington Sis.
""l~''m Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
Established 1890.
PETER LORILLARD.
Snuff & Tobacco Manufacturer
l6 & IS CHAMBERS ST.
Formerly 40 Chambers Street. New York;
Would coll the attention Of Dealers TO the articles OF

Ill
Would coll the attention Of Dealers 10 the articles of
hIs manufacture. viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
Macnboy. Demisros.
Fine Rsppee. Pure Virgna
Csnrse Rappee. NachiIoches
American gentleman. Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF,
Scotch. Honey De. Scotch
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
Irlsh high Toast. Fresh Scotch.
or Lundyfoot.
~ Attention m called to the large reduction in
prices. OF Fine-Cut Chewing and Smoking robacco.
which will be found OF q Superior Qua!uiy.
TOBACCO
SMOKING. FINE Cur CMAwIEG SMOKING
Long. PA Lnor plan s Jago
No. CaVendish or Sweet, Spanish
MOI. Sweet Scented OrpnOco, CANISTER
Nos & mixed. Tin Foil Cavendish,
Granulated. Turkish
N B-A circular OF prices will be sent on applica
""" mh26.ly
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30

lu bne WOIlO LOOK al the names:
RICHARD HEMMINGS,
the beautiful Tight Rope Dancer. and Champ piOn
Rider of America.
MISS ELIZA GARDNER,
the Pearl Of the Arena, the prettest, most daring
and most Temarkab e Female Rider in tie world
She will appear at each exhibition in her wonderful
Leaping Act"
DAN GARDNER,
The Best ClOwn travelling. Old DAN once more comes
to visit bis country cousins. He will bring with him
his Carpet Bag of Fun" and furnish Mrth fer the
million.
JOHN FOSTER, the popular Jester.
THE POLISH BROTHERS. the great Gymnasts.
SIC. WAMDOLp. the Beneless Wonder
Mons. DELOUIS, the best Horizontal Bar
Performer in America: Mr.. T. SNYDER, the &C.
complished Ring Master, together with
WILLIAM HILL, GEORGE KING,
SANDY BRUNSON, MONS BALDWIN,
MAD. CAMILLA, LA PETITE CAMILLA
YOUNG DAN GARDNER,
and host Of others, not forgetting the Educated
Dog, Jenny Lind
Look out tor the Grand Procession, which will
enter town upon the morning OF exhibition headed
by Hartmans Brass Band, seated in their beautiful
Band Car, drawn BY line of beautiful Cream-color
ed Horses. gaily caparisoned. and followed by all
lee Horses, Ponies, Carriages. Baggage Wagons, &c
Don't Forget the Day and Date, for tbs Big Show
| is coming
Will also exhibit at Odessa on Thursday. April
3Oth, ana at Dover, May Cd.
W. H. GARDNER, Agent.
Z. WHITNEY, Director cf Publication.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
Novelty! Comfort! Economy !
AaSTOvES! SToyES!!A,
@ WM. $. GREEN, egf


Having peTchaSe the business Of John II Graham.
10 now prepared TO furnish to the people fSm, rna
ana country around the greatest and best variety of
Stoves ever offered to thus place. and at prices 10 sui
the times such as Cooking. ParlUr. Bar Room, and
Church Stoves. Heaters. de-. &c. | would rar,icu
lary call attention te the Royal Cook as being IN
every respect the best Cooking Stove now in use for
Wood or Coul. having very long Fire Chnmbers
Llkew Use do all kinds OF JOB WORK in connection
with the Stove business, such putting M Heaien
Roofing Spoutlng, Guttering. either with Iron Tin,
or TCopPer at The lowest rates, and with prompt die.
patch.
Wlli deliver Stoves in any part Ofthe town or coun.
Try and put them up fee eI charge and warrant the
10 give satisfaction. II managed directed. If any
about buy Stove IN the cities as thew
been doing years past. Will call al my place will be
satisfied they can save money by buying at home
shnTe OF public patronage is respectfully soIiri.
ted WILLIAM ( C:REEN
Jh<S Smyrna, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
DOCTOR A. Iii. SANBORN

Has located in Smyrna and respectfully offers bis pro-
fessona seFvicsstO Ihe inhabitants of this pace and
victnlty: OFFICE-AT TvE HOUSE OF DAVID
ELEASlNION. RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY Dr. JNO
A. MOORE. Observation-Disclosures ST Two doors
aosve Tschudy's Store, opposite the Rev. James D.
AyaIs' myl5.y
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30

EEGRe HUNC-A negro man, the slave of Mr..
Jas. Stevens, residing Kent Island, Queen Ann's
county, was hung near Queenstown on Friday night
last. He had had Illicit connection with the daugh-
ter Of highly respectable farmer living near that
place, and she proving to be encents the outraged
parent demanded to know who was the fend iu hu
man shape who had thus Invaded his domestic circle
aud blasted his fond hopes and ruined his child
The young lady who is about seventeen. and withal
rather handsome, confessed her guilt and laid the
charge to the negro. TAsfather, desiring further
information, sent for the negro's master and CON-
municatod the fact to him The master sent fer the
slave. and in his presence acknowledged he was the
guilty party. The negro according to the hest evil
dsnce that could be obtained, was believed to be
guilty, and was hung before stated. on Friday
night last, on the roadside, about half mile from
Quepnstown.-DentOn (Md.) Union.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
VALUABLE FARM
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold 'si public or private sole. in Smyrna
On Thursday, Nay 7D, 1868, at2P M,
at the hotel Of Chas E.. FoxwelI all that Valuable
Farm situated IN Duck Creek Hundr red, Kent County
and ia lhe State OF Delswafe adjoining lands Of
Sutton. Wan. Palmaiary. Philip Morris. and Ihe heirs
Of Stephen Demby. decd, containing
10 Acres,
more or less il being she tract Of land csnveyed
TO James Bacon. in two deeds. with all the Improve.
ments thereon
GOOD HOUSE, BARN AND WAGON HOUSE.
and 500 Peach Trees, in full bearing. The Land
has been lined nearly all over within Two years and
is Inclosed with nearly all new Fencing.
eVFhe grain in the ground is to be reserved.
Terms on day of sale. For further particulars in.
quIre Of ThOs Rash. Auctioneer.
SMITH BACON,
ap9-ts HENRY K. FREAS.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE
On and after JULY lst, 1863. the privilege Of con.
verllng the present issue of LEGAL TENDER
NOTES INTO THE NATIONAL SIX PER
CENT. LOAN Commonly called /" Five Twenties")
well cease
All vino wish TO invest in the Five.Twenty Loan
must therefore, apply before the lst of JULY next.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
nr?3 ~. ia S. THIRD ST., Philadelphia.