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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

Per onaly Apo ircd before me, the above uam,l---
and --- and sctrriy made ath that tho above Geo.
tdcate corr and true Co the best Of their knovcdsr
and belief
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

,,s s.., to The best their spo'I'is'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

FoHM p -Cetdh-ats II exemption FOR ihc son Of
dow ON nf agcd and infrm nAtenl or nArcnt.

Personally arqclrod before me, -- the shove nam
Oh --- and ----. and savcrally made osth that the
above certificate correct and true to the best Of their
kuoaicdsa and belief
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

We the suh.rrhcts. 40 hereby certify that tho above
named ---- IS aged sud iud-m and dependent on
the llDor as the above named--- sons for support
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

We the subscribers, -, and ----, residents NJ
-, --- county, State Of -- hereby certify hat
- who is liable 10 drat is the only brother Of -,
under years Of age, having neither father mother
and dependent on hia labor for support.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

We thc subscribers, ---- mud ---, residents OF
--- --- county, STATE NJ ---. hereby certify
hlt ---- is tae iaiher of---- molhcrlcss' children
under Iears of age aud dependent 90 bis l,b,r Or
support.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

UttWN july %.
WATERBURY,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

Dt.ti ih. --- day of --, lSG-.
NHrE The hr.t certificate must be- signed by the per
sop caimiug exemption and the scc1ud by two respect
able persons ncais of amicsl resident in the SAINT
town co MY of district with che person for whom
emption IS cl aimed
FoEN 31-Coruheato OR exemption on account OF un
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
Military Arrests in delaware.

olnce the opening OF Congress Senator
salisbury seems to be continually haunted
by apparitions ofarrests, glittering bayonets
Of soldiers, &c, very much like one seeking
refuge from the man with the poker !" in
fact II all accounts be true it is this identical
being that is giving our hoaoruJle Senator
so much trouble. He talks about nothing
else, be reads about nothing that does not
appertain to this cherished demon of his. his
slunbers are heavy and disturbed for fear
the "poker" will get in reach of him. His
whole mind seems to be distempered by
his monomaniacal intensified thought on
this one subject. He certainly can charge
no " Northern fanatic" hereafter with hay
ing Zone idea," if he is sober and thinks
of himself There is hardly day but what
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

Sl'rs AGAINST OFFICERS oF GGyrpx,,r>,
Three of the former police COMMISSIONS
OF Baltimore city, lately released from Fort
Warren, Charles Howard, VIM. II Gat,
chell and John w. Davis, Esqs. ,-bron~ht
suit III the Superior Court on SatnrIov
against Hon. Simon Cameron, late Secreta,
ry of War, for illegal arrest and false inn
prlsonment the damage being laid at $50
600 in each case; and also attached the
property and interest of Mr.. Cameron in
the Northern Central Railway Company, to
abide the result of said suit.
y SUIT was wa also instituted in the Superior
court on Thursday last by S. Teackle Wal
lis, Frank Howard and Henry NJ Warf;eIJ
Esq, against Major General John f. wool
for false Imprisonment and detention ot
Fortress Monroe, while he was in command
OF that post, the damages in each case being
laid at $4,000. ''s
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
ESCKg

m weary, Echo. sad and WORN
III sole uiI, for my clothes are torn.
nlhd Echo. that may be blest
Fray Say-IR what shall lnyesta
And Echo answers VEsr
- vest! Nhd Echo th0t is we'll
~, me one nave IVES "a SELL:
III in 'ly what Thy Wisdom grants
""-' eise inr 10 my bosom pants
Ahd Echo ans Ners PAN1s
Pants! good Echo. how YOU cbp,m,
MY own are hardly III 10 darn:
nnu az, pray what else my hearIIg pIoa,s
hhlIS ia m OF bliss my bosom coats
And Echo answers, COATS
S.oHt'! thank you noble friend
NY coats are gone too for 10 mend:
M nmt ere haste To buy Them all
"here cah make The greatest haulI
ANA Echo answers HALL
Hall why there are three or E,ur.
"a, "r" "n" V"ur ri1enI would lmplore:
"" VI speak tor meancholy's etroke
has male my heart as hard as oak
ANA Echo answers, OAK
80 II appear" thar Echo like oil nntnro 10 ;n.,..
with tlc IucI Ihnt ''e ID uSuiaet
HhNAHi hER d BROWN, OAK TI.,,l
n. =, >'nih East curu"r EIh and kInrk.I ST.,
",iaHcIrtin, Is lhe NJ Plus fLTRA Ci",h,, IL ~
" " 't"''I"e'pha Every thing - he best ever,tI'n1
e%PeSti Il" one Is dissatisfied; eyeJv 1sr.aS
i"i'S. Even III outside country yjIlsres -
, "' c"'hing - mentioned each iudiNILust 80
---------- 10y ~" YAK HALL. Janl
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

ne folsts upon the Senate of the nation the
cases OF almost unknown disloyalists of our
own state, until it has become bore to all
except the parties interested. Last week,
senator Lane, of Indiana, brought incidents
ana resolutions from our public records
which proved that the Democratic party in
Delaware (Or at least the leaders of it) were
thoroughly in sympathy with secession at
the beginning of our troubles We repret
'nat we have not room to give the able
speech Of Senator Lane. The resolutions
and incidents were, however, published in
our columns nearly two years since, and arc
uouhtlcss familiar to our readers.
1he DrhHu,"tn, in It's last issue. publish
eS the lame reply Of Senator Salisbury to
Nlr' Lane without giving the speech of tho
former, thus giving its readers less than y
lalt sided view Of the discussion. The
'emarkS of Senator Lane completely met
he case and settled the status of both the
senator and his troublesome clients
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

Uov. S@lMorR, of New York. whom re.
port has represented as being opposed to
any further draft Of the militia Of that State
unless the President deSistcd from cnfnrc;p,,
his emancipation policy is probably ms
represented Iii such reports. The New
ork Times says it is understood that IN.
Governor has rendered to Major Sprague, of
the United States Army, the position Of
ALJutant-General. 1t is informed that. in
;hc letter inviting him to assume the duties
ri that Office, Gov. Seymour expresses h;S
desire TO have some olr fill it who will act
IN harhonr with the General Government
Ana whose practical acquaintance with mill
'ary affair will enable the State of New York
10 maintain the proud prc-cminence she has
tluS Tar held i'll the wOIk of maintainin,,
the Union and the Constitution ..Tho
zone OF the letter indicates anything but the
purpose OF obstructing the war. which has
been attributed to Gov. seymour" Wbo+- |
ever may he the merits Of the emancipation
measure, l: certainly is not in accordance
with the obligation the State owes to the
I'ncral Government, for u Governor to
lctatc the Germs upon which that duty shall
'r rendered. Gov. Seymour will uIdoubt-
'.Ly be found acting in harmony with the
'en'raI Government, in all proper means to
'ut an end To the civil commotion which
low distrcSScs the land
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
EXECLIOR'S
Sale Of Real ESfafcI

pursuant to The last Will Of James Hawkins deeeos.
go. ,o, wiz be exposed a! pubic sale on TUESDAY, Ihs
r%e n uy G' D"' M!;fR 1862 OH the premises ali
.'o, w, : TWO story BIck Dwelling IIeuse md
l ~ hahuinci"ry thereto ahncAud. fronting nr NJ;
F'teet h''" Lot extending through TO Commerce Al
%"tre'I! - SEalcd Brck SrAIihshoi--alI in IN.
lo"h "i nhdeh, Stale OF DeIat,arc being une NIL.
rom inc tamHen Station on The Del RuIirnod 90
- 'nlie' ir"m F"rrst Lauclug. Oh ST. Jones c.
heretofore 40 prohiuby tnnduclrd hv Cs"@ -
olcton NO 2'Sa small or .! about acres Of Syu,nJ
me"r lhe Said town of Camden, a!iolnIng lSnJs st
] 'tn,ll Sehh'IS' and others. The properly Will be
premises N'N"' 'I'' ~ the
9N',si9h VIII he given the lst day Of January
''''' 9dc positive. and to Commence al 2 o'cIsci'
.. IN. a. y CLOCK
,ia, e'i' a., "a, a. '1'e' JOHN SEWARD.
- EKecutoP
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

As "EIAvE sAID.-Wc have alwavs toll,
car Peaco-compromise friends that tbor
. Southern brethren looked upon tbeir
.saddle of compromise as puerile Tho
'"'owlng from the Washington correspou-
hens Of the Ledger confirms it:
a., n, nave the highest authority for savino
=" So sne efforts reported to have been mode
~ certain Democratic MANAGERS at "'"%e 'H',
Nor'i with the rebel authorities for = oo-I S"'
promise and cessation of the war. wiz SSI,, bo
seated M with the most dignifed contemnt -
!;|r' ny authority asserts that, 50 far from bepc
snlihg to accept compromise at the bondSs
!, - ane North, the Southrn leaders r;d;m'io "
:; IN = the most silly twaddle imagpabIa ae
- .'Hy, indeed that they would not eyen do;,'u
IT. oPen compromise upon the suh;dS.
= ne war they are waging, thew ASSET o t"c = cjeeI
for settlement of the SLAYER ,'e,1' n.., Is not
of Tor fresh guarantees that IL questlon'
Ssaer the Constitution shall be raanaS ,,gn.s
eTt for their Independence, and tSatp Sespected' eS'
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
Living at the South.

The reports Of persons who have b.er .,
i|'''l'Hond and IN other cities in tie rebel
'9'"'e'' Snow some of the effects of the war
ana the blorka'!e very forciblv. Hotel far.
1t IticAmOnd is now five dollars , d,,. o,,a
tAe llTnS is very poor even at that nric.
c'-'+-'S are quoted at SI per dozen: chickens
9I''o TO - apiece; butter. - to - .5o
per pound All other articles Of food ar.
4'"Iiy m@ir Soap and salt can scarcely h.
nh''lned at any price. At Murfrccshoro
tennessee which has long been occupied by
me rebels boots sell at $3j pair leans
trousers, go; dress coats, $50 needles
twenty-five cents each pins. seycntv-fva
cents paper, and other things in propor-
ton
I"rtIeS have arrived in Tennessee who
nave been to Richmond to exchange Con
federte iui"iS for Tennessee money. One
man Is sadto have cxchan"cdSI2. .0o0 r,I,.l
money for 50 900 in '.Tcnne>.c, notes ,,d
nl+grrs " Another paid 10 per cent. Com
lcderate money for Tennessee, and 10 per
cent for Wheeling money The deprecia-
ton Of the rebel Government money rs
compared with the bank currency of States
IhAt are still claimed as part Of the Con- |
ledrracy, shows how little confidence tbe
people have that their pretended Govern
nent will ever be able to pay its debts
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
Chairman Of Relief Fund.

AVER AMERICAN ALMANAC for le63 is now ready
'of ue'V'ry gratIs at the Drug Stores, who are hap
Py 10 supply all that call for them. Every family
sh"uld have and keep this book 1t is worth bavi,,r
comprising much general Information Of g1cat ya'u..
yves the best instruction tor the cure OF vrcyl,,
pa mus That We can get anywhere. lis aucr.
u''e' alone are worth d bushcl otwheat and ncdjcar
ad'lce Is sometimes worth to the sick the who. =.
weight IN gold Many ofthe medical alruaua.. are
tfash' but this is solid metal. Its calcn,,tior. 49,.
''10' porPosey for this latitude and ure therefore
correct Call and get Ayers alaranuc ind when col,
keep it.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEKDINGs.--Bot
Houses OF Congress OH Tuesday week adj
Journed over to enjoy Christmas and New
Years holidays They will re-assemble on
Monday, the 9TH of January. The bill to
provide for the discharge of disabled soldiers
aud the inspection of convaIescent canns
ana hospitals, has passed both Houses. The
Invalid pension bill and the deficiency bill
have passed the House.
In the Senate Mr. Lane, of Kansas. gave
notice that he intended to introduce a I'm
for the raising of two hundred
regiments of infantry, to be composrd of
persons of African descent. The renorl of
the committee appointed to investi cate the
causes OF the disaster at Fredericksb1rv ,,.s
presented. In the House the bill to estah-
llSh a postal money order system was renort-
ed and passed. The bill to improve tho
organization Of the cavalry force oftbc armv
was also passed The bill to annul ex;st,
Iis treaties with certain bands of Sionv
Indians was rejected. In the House. a hin
vas introduced providing for the emancina.
ion Of the slaves in the rebeIlous states
md Territories also bills to enable the neo.
PIE OF Nebraska, Utah and Colorado TO form
State governments preliminary to their az.
pission into the Union. /
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

Tie most of our Maryland contemporaries as is
Ansir Sa''o" at the Christmas Holidays are taking
holiday this week. Our last issue coming lust in
ae m'ldle OF the festivities and partly flm this and
she amount of extra work consequent upon an ac.
c'd'nt' rendered our no-iSsue almost unavoidable.
IL Is the first time we have failed to greet our read.
ere' on each recurring week. and if possible shall
be Onr last.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

MANYT~ANp PoIrncS.-Wc find the fol-
lowing item copied from letter in the New
York Post:
Ek-Ciovcrlor Hicks, familiarly called the
wa Var Horse" isa candidate for Con
greS. III firS' district of Maryland, and his
elec'loh Is regarded as certain. lie goes in
,"he4ulVocally for emancipation in Mary
'l.'o "a anu everywhere else. In the presence
OF number Of gentlemen he recently do
cared that "he was now convinced tbnro
never would be any peace for this country
until slavery was abolished throuobout tho
land and to this end he supported President
Ancoln's proclamation and plan of compen.
stated emancipation heart and hand"
Winter Davis is also a candidate on tho
same platform, and his election is also reoorJ-
ed as certain. The friends Of emancipation
hope to carry the other three districts.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
Aent County
Association of Odd Fellows.

ne next meeting o. the "Kcnt County Assoco,ion
o. Odd teiows' Will be held at Camden The FIRS,I'
-. - ESDAf OF JANUARY next, 9Th proximo. otS
K"ies and Regulations for the further gova,D,D,,,
y, ar As7o,ihl,oh Will be offered by the commIttse
appointed for that purpose
decl3 w IN CO,r,c
@I~Pcninsuur News and DelnwaT Tean ;,'no. 1tc:
and send bill TO this office "' ''i'ef' '"lco
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

The United States steamer AAa6ana-a
significant nane.-is ready to sail from the
navy yard at Charlestown. She is poing IN
cruise among the Southern waters, and NAV
meet her audacious namesake. She carries
eight guns and gallant crew.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

REV. GE". r. Crooks, d. D., editor of the N,,bo
a''i' New York, ID expected to preach in IN, NJ
Church IN this town on Sunday morning, II inst
and address tho Sunday School in the afternoon
collection viii be taken up for the benefit ri, H..
Library of the School DR.. Crooks numeron, ID.
mIrer' will be pleased at the opportunity to hear him
again in the sucred desk.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
WILMINGroN, Dec. Is, 'G2.
Mr.. Editor

The committee for the distribution
Oh tne recf fund for toe families of Delaware volun
t'ers are constantly in receipt of letters from your
county, and as we have received one dollar from
ci'her hent or Sussex, we have refused to aid the
la"'les of those two counties. Our fund has been
raised in this county--the greater part off in this
city We have 500 families on our list nd re INV
mn them $3.50 every two weeks VIII YOU be kind
enough to give this place in your columns for the
i"iorlatlons OF families Of volunteers, and it must
serve as an answer to the numerous inquiries from
them W..
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

IHE ATLANTIC MoNrllY FOR JANrAry-
j." have received the AM,atc for ,Janu,rv
1t lsa particularly good number. contginin,,
new poems by Longfcllow, Lowell Wh;ttinr
T. }. Cutler and Mrs. Howe; caritaI ~,
per on Strattoroi, by Hawthorne. in which
ne describes Miss Bacon, the gifted hut 20.
centric enthusiast who went mad in pursu-
ing the theory that Lord Bacon was tba
author Of the Shakspheare plays Christ
mas story by the author of Life in thn
IRON MILL" tale by Miss Prescott tbn
conclusion Of" Mr. Axtell :" .RcpIy" to
the Women Of England, bv Mrs. stowe:
GOOD articles by Gail Hamilton Grnr,,n
v, w iilIam Curtis, d. a Wasson, Profcs$or
GhlId and NJ. d. Conway, besides several
q, Ihe names of whose authors are not piyen
fuly the .ifantc begins the new year with
IN unequ'Ied list Of contributors.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

PErERSoN's MAGAZINE The January No
OF o. Peterson is a fine number The illnstro-
Hons t9? and fashion plates are superb. The
Ni''elS' charming mezzotint is illustrated
D! pl"a*?nt little love story In addition
10 the fashions, there is much pleasant read-
ing IN Peterson The receipts, which every
NUMBER contains, are worth more than the
Price Ola wears subscription. which is -. .oo
AdireF<' a, IN! { }. Peterson, 3QG Chestnut s.
Philadelphia. '''''''' ~
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
EIl&a OF EInlfnrA

~, Ilr9s III 'he f"st Ohicc Smyrna, Del, Jan
R,' a. '.'",' j. EMERSON, p. NJ
- To"Fge Johnson, Robert
NJ" johnson, Robrr, f.
C'.mo io' = "'fy E'' Miss johnson. Mitchell
'',nS' ie"fg: JeI.es, Daniel
=, ""hh J9ITuai, VI.
Ci,,,, + 'L"'o'9 Jo'n>o.., j.Aly, Miss
Conner, Joseph B. I.amh. $nn u;.s
t'lIIa,, Slilie Nsry,r
Collins, fhzabrth Nry,u p.t, ~
Conner, Henrietta Mnor. Gn '-''N
Carr9w, NarlAh Miss N,C.n,,. . D,,.I
n '"''O .unir, Miss
DAVIS, b. r.. Mrs hr,, F,i,' ~
Ford, john W. EicL.,is :, II - ITS
Frclnn,r, +. r. S.,,,L @ ',,"'y >
Files, AnuLda ID Stn.,I. I; ii''So"
Frazer, Mary f., Miss S:ockL,y : u' liant
Gormon Benjamin. St.,y, u..
t:n,e:..a L''' rl"'lI L. SaiI>bury, A"nie P Mre.
,iu'n"fu : t,'H E'tzA A. Mrs Smith, Joseph
- ',,'ai James Sc''ten, Junan, Mrs.
~ 'u''}' hFy w. h.Ss Sh'de, Edwin,
ii.'r y; y; olfi9 "a Mrs Iumblc.on, LYDIA, Mrs.
Harley VI -glro, \. Mrs. " .,s,n Et.,il
~ iI Iu'l'e'' ~ w W. I1P'' Walker, james
ii"roI' hiSh%rc Nt.on, John
Hartley, ii. B. Mr.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
FOR KsG.NT.

THREE SMALL ARMS abou, .o,o,,
ni!cs from Smyrna. Apply to WI "'io e'gn'
D.c ,c,t. ,s,. GEO. w. CUMMENS.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

Ioc!L PRf'r"EHs' Association. annual pcc,
ing OF Local Preach and ExlortcrS of E,stop D;s
'rc' OF the PnllaG IpIia Conference wIll bc hcd il
t''e town OF Nm! rna, commencing Friday cvcono
jan 3d. 1863. Al the Local Preachers and ~
horers in the District are cordially invited r. ,,,aI
sal" 'ee'''g and become members of the Assaria.
'''"' lho>e IRON other Districts are also invited +,
he WIN us and participate IN the dis, ussons If H..
association. Those arriving before the opening of
'ne Association will report themselves at the NJ p
'hurch' and be Conducted to the homes ASSIGNED =,
them. WAR C,,oo,. G, ~
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
Christmas { TioIIdays.

] MS greN h"hday, always l,ngcd for with iovr,
anticipation by SO many Of our population. has c,,,,
and PASSED, much TO the relief OF all s,y, nc,b..
'''e children and tn" c,nfeconcrs. To say that !,
was duiy observed IN tins locality would be but I'd
uihg remark applicable. to each recurring an,;v,r.
Sdry' Tor while there arc children ltho.c &c Ilor
growth alsol and things 10 eat and drink. the firstly
'''cS WI" not be neglected, Nor old Miss E,,nol ;,
forget 70 make hS annual circuit in search of Chin
Icy lcrS and cnIpIy stockings Tn. ,,.,. r.;..
J"'S"eS mas htc" complete Notwltbs,,,d,,,, -.
"''" t'"''' there never has teen suc:
al Toys IN the nursery sugar ilins in tI,
P'c"'' or baIly-wAA" smcaring their faces h..
o'' . inc c'Sc tnis year. ii, rc is ctrf,,I, e,,,
'h-ht among the g.and.p,S aLd grand ,,..
'h' h''i" ones "ptchln in" 10 the nil, ,,,..
Ae"'S WIN such gusto--enoash To co,u,,,us,,.. e.
''' u'n''nut'"n IN their piles Of shnrIas;crs. rh.
o'ucr boys, some Of whom, it is SAID ,r.. -. :,
teens, turhr'i CnrisImls. eve INTO bc,,,..
''@ Large h'e IN the middle Of the .,r., ., a.
"' ''r''fS' "r"nnd which they Loooca ond
ye''e' ana discharged fite-arms until III. da..,,
N"i'S'lhas morning, rendering sleep ,p,o>.,l,l.
'"0'c VINO ir!t disposed TO enjoy soa,e Of "t;rcd
'ure" sweet re'torrr" in that part of Il. t,xo
'"'s mas DeeA prohibited for the past fur or &C.,
''AFS "y proclamation Of the nutnorics bu, ,i,i,
year. from '"ni' cause, II SC, MS To- hsy, Le.r ,.
'eced' and r:c WY good, noyes and other inb b.iJ.
property changed liiclr rcatiy, state ofr,i,t.pce
i caution I" a s"dior's hryouuc F.r,unst,k
d calm si'll nght and much less Liable to ,r,,,,n,
c"nii"gratlon than "a windy p,ylf
-, -" n'''''.a' m'F"'"g' at the VI. f. Church, the
o'' custom oi h0''l"g PRAYER meeting y, s .clck
v. was Observed H"d c'n''ct'd as u>ua by D4nprv
[''"'on Sr' or as hS is more famil,riv ,.,r,.J
" "cie Ds"ney." At the Methodist and E,,;s.,,.ni
churches religion" services were held IN rh'. ,no.n
''s' ana appropriate dsconrscs preached bv tL,,
Respective pastors, L v. Mcssrs. Bishop and (:,,z
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

lIE STATE OF WEST VIRGr1A.-Tbe
President, it is said, will veto the bill for
the admission of West Virginia as new
State In this matter he, it is asserted. will
be guided by the opinion of Attorney Cen
eral Bates, who in 1861 declared that the
formation OF new State out of Western
irginla was an act ofrcvoIution, involving
a pan breach Of both the Constitutions Of.
' lrglnla and the nation.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
For Sale.

a a Inc Young. Active Carriage or Saddle HORSE
would make Gne Cavalry Horse. Apply %
J.R WILLIAMSON.
"''W CDIsmefrs st., SJfyn@ mRY
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
Insurance Notice

insurance Notice.
ihe folicy Holders IN The Kent County Mu,,ol
sI IT,. 20: at Dover, requested TO me-,
a. tne Ollice OF the President, Doctor : A. -,
~ ~ smyrna o on Monday The fifth day of January ms,
a. a. ,,h tcork t mat being The first Monday IN so,d
~ n'n lof me purpose OF e!ecIIng 81 nine Dir.c,.
the hhanc'al report of SAID Comn,nv '" " near
letS' us deSIrOuS vi making Insurance. o,o,,, =
following agents "'' upon rae
i ltLiAA ROBERTSON. Delaware CITY
Jesse HUNTINGTON. SMYRNA
1Eo DICKSON. Secy orr =
Jas tOwGiLI Treasurer. OoFer.
THOMAS SIMPSON. Camden
HENRY CowGILI. Willow Grove
R0Br w REYNOLDs. Jr, FELTON,
FOULK M!lisri
GEO DAVIS, BridgevIIe
PAUL DAVIS. Lewes
DOcT MAUCk Laurel
JAS PONDER Esq, Milton,
-, WRSLEY STACK, Esq Greensboro. Md
Inc Directors have declared n dividend ot
ce"' Pn Ia prohsoi The Company for Tho ven, sf.
payhbe Il cash on aud after Januafv ri ISE9 ~'
BY order, GEORGE n nICE -; s9"S.
janl.lt iN'SN' SScy
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
SoLDIER's PAy-Tbo w.sb;no.o,, Cu..

ooLDIER's PAY.-The Washington Cz,on-
'S'f ascrlbeS the delay in paying the soldiers
10 the frauds which have lately been attempt
ed upon the Government by means of tic-
tltlouS pay-rolls, &c, requiring extra care
and caution on the part of the War Depart
ment 1t says now that paymasters have
Deen appointed and better system adopted,
there Is speedy prospect of the soldiers
being paid
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

oHisA will furnish one-third less silk ~;
ysaL han usual. on account of the war war