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Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
The Presidents Proclamation

President Lincolns proclamation morks ON
ers IN the history, not only of this war but
oi this country and the world. It is nor
necessary to assume that it will set f-oo
instantly the cnsayed blacks of the South
IN order to ascribe to it the greatest and
most permanent importance. Wbatev.r
may Oe ITS lnInediate results. il cbanoos
entirely the relations of the National Gov-
er'iilient to the institution of Slavcrv
Hitherto Slavery has been under tho nro
xeetlon OF the Government hencofor,h :. :.
Saaer II" ban. The power oftho Army and
Navy hitherto employed in huntin1 and
'e'"'"lng to bondage the fugitive from sor-
@ss'> are to be employed in maintain;r,, -;
Freedom whenever and wherever he mom
CHOOSE to assert it. This change of attiud.
- Itself revolution.
President Lincoln takes caro- h..
precision in his language, to define the hn
saS on which this action rests. IT., ;s.mo.
9'e FreeIsRStion Gas a fit and necoy.ou,.
,,.'. w~ :. MEASURE for suppressing the rebellion "
"n'ie he sincerely believes it to be an " az,
% Jus''cs warranted by the Constitution .
"e issues Nupon military necessitvp T.
our Judgment it is only upon that ,,roun1
ana Tor that purpose that he has any rio,h,
70 issue 1t all In his civil capacity NJ De-
..1s,''' ne has not the faintest shadow oft
a;, aa'norl.y to decree the emancipation of a
$50 save either as an " act of justice or
lS lOr any purpose whatever. AsCommando,
la1.nlef OF the army be has undoubtedly tho
r'ght % dprIre he rebels of the o;d ~. ,'.e
sSHs'S--just as he has the right to tats .r. rFo
horses, and to arrest all persons wbo 'no n."
hes giving them aid and eomfort-.." %
war '. .:a measure" and upon grounds of niIjts-
y
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A contemporary says: but for the suppor
afforded to the rebellion by the compulsory
labor OF the slaves who are now about to b(
set free, the war would have long age
reached victorious conclusion in the sub
JuSatlon of the rebellious districts and the
restoration of the Union. The rebel news
papers have made it their boast that their
losses i'll the war did not effect the industry
OF the South, because the men slain or dis
abled took no part in the actual labor of the
field, the workshop or the warehouse, while
the whole North is hive of industry aud
and everybody works.
In traverSiny the South our armies find
strange condition of things. White men
are all absent. Women and children Of
their families remain, but the men are all
away in the rebel armies. Yet the labors
OF the plantation go on just the same, the
laborers being slaves held in Subjection by
overseers taken from among the number.
Thus slavery has been the main support of
the rebellion, raising the crops at home
Willie the whites were away fighting, build
ing the tortifcation5 before which thou ,ands
OF loyal troops have been inundated, and in
fact carrying on all the operation ofbusiness
III order that their masters might destroy
the republic.
Let us hope, therefore, that this first of the
year 1868 is the dawn of new era upon
the republic, which shall ere long bring
with 1t peace throughout our borders, and
remove the institution which has caused SO
much dissension, such fearful 5loodshed and
such terrible desolation.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
Tbs Governors Mess age.

The Delaware Legislature met at Dove
on Tuesday. The Senate organized by
the election of John Green, of Kent, Speak
er, and Edward L. Martin, of Sussex
Clerk The House by electing John Pom
der. OF Sussex, Speaker, and John B. Pen.
ningtOn, of Kent, Clerk In the afternoon
9ov. Barton sent in his last message. which
covers nineteen pages pamphlet torm-lonrer
by considerable than it is important. We
received 1t too near our time of going to
press to give it more than cursory reading
and Il hasty notice. The Governor sets
out with deploring tho civil strife that il
now paralyzing the country (every sane
man does the sa:ne); considers the currency
dF'tr'yd, a debt incurred too buriensomr
10 be borne, and with the skepticisn peculi-
~ 70 his class, exhibits no faith in the 70.
"r@eE' power or rerretuity of the nation.
lie declares the agitation of this exciting
and destractlng subject of slavery the origi-
nd cause of all our trouble +" considers tbo
discrimination of the Administration to press
and carry ont It's emancipation measures
wat leave uS without a gimmerinr hone of
restoration of the Union: thinks il wouII
not be matter of surprise if our soldiers
IN consequence OF the policy of the Admin
i'tration should lay down their arms and
sheath their swords; or in other words
oughtto love slavery (Which is trying to des-
troy the Cnion) and traitors better than their
o~A nationality considers the Presidents
Proclamation unconstitutional and an act to
compensate shareholders for their slaves
equally unconstitutional in fact throws
around slavery, the cause of all our fsud. q
sAcredness equal to that of the IIindoos for
their Juggernsut.
lie thinks emancipation in Delaware det-
ri'nehtai III every aspect in which it can be
Vir"e'i, advocates independent State soycr-
eI-;nty, tthe lever of secession): oppose, col |
onzatlon condemns the disarminp Of rdis-
'yalJ Home Guards, and the arsenals and
the arrest of disloyal citizens, as he does
also the present organization of .sJy. $.
Home Guards !" e1patiates largely on the
unprecedented" act of having soldiers and
provost narshals at our polls at the late cleo |
ton, &c, &c.
The latter part of the message is devoted
10 recommendations of local LEGISLATION
the principal features Of which seem to be a
law to "protect the property Of married
women" improving the law selecting the
naines OF jurors, and the completion Of the
projected railroads, to accomplish which the
" 'Vernor seems TO allocate a lottery orant !
We laid the document down with feelings
o: chagrn for our State, that our chief ex- /
ecntIve should do nothing but find fault
a1d try IN every way to throw obstacles in
the way ofthe Administration in this mighty
crises and speak softly, almost in terms Of
ei'dearlnent Of those who are tryino to
destroy us
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ECHO.

IN weary. Echo sad and wopx
nj sue Hh Tor my c0Ihes are torn:
Mind Echo, u.uI may he h4st
Irhy eAE--ln y "hHI shall lnyest1
ANA Echo answers, NESr
a vest kind Echo. tlst il we'll
ne one have IVES sure stIt.
u Try what lIr wisdom grn,Is
""@' eise inr 10 my bosom pAits
ana FctD ans ers PAATs
ants COED Echo, how You charm
my own are hardly fit 10 darn;
n!iu TH pray What else my hearing glo,ts
"H'S plh nl bliss my bosom Cunts
Ana Echo answers, ('OArS
oats thank you noble friend:
~! c"hs are gone too tor to mend:
@ nu' ere haste 10 buy them all.
"hefe can make the greaIest hauIt
ana Echo answers, HALL
iiaiI why there are three or fop,
~ :, '''H one your client would Imnlors.
~" ~ speak, tor meiHuchoiy's stroke
nus hnue my heart as hard A. oak
And Echo answers OAK
with the fact tlIat "'' ia'ufe' 10 instinct
"-iNi HAhER d BROWN, OAK U,,>
NJ. south East corner 9Th and M.rL, 80 80
- p,i ~ pi'a' Is The Ne Plus Ultra Clothiuo H.
~ ho Ph'a Every hing tie best pyervthIns
"eaP"S'; no one In dissatisfied: evary y,os ys
L4s r'Neh IN outside country yiIloOes 49, -
nJe'' " clothing Is mentioned each indiv;snai . .o
--------- "''''' Van HALL. lnnl
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URisR Triumphs in tho sou,hwe.,.

TIE long and Oloody csntes. brf.re Murffegsboro
''' terminated at last, aud victory crowns the per
o'e'ng AID sAIliu efforts Ui the Courageous lea
OF tne Onion nrny. Rosecrans, after fv. d.v.,
"a"''"g' has beaten Gen. JOE Johnson (wbo s,,od
next To Lee IN military rank and estimation, R,,oo
aho hardee, all generals Of experience and reo,ts
'oh' Inc success seems to bs certain. Our arms
NO" ho'd' AntrcCsboro, and the rebels are retreat
ing IN disorder towards Tullahoma.
Ff"'h rebel sources we have also a renor, ,ha,
sherman has Captured Vioksburg. If this be trno
reoei'o" has received two of the severes, blows ve
"'Ven IT. Rooecruns will have cleared Tenne.so. ~,
MS victory, and as it has recovered il. l..
ne may advance his army to Alabama. where h.
WIZ Dc able TO Cooperate with Grant al N.,,nb;s
and' assisted by Sherman's army at Vick.surg ~,
greater part OF Mississippi may be wrcstcd from tbo
rebels Certainly, if vlck>burg has fallen into on,
possession, the whole line OF the Mssssippi river
as good as cleared, and Western Louisiana. Te,,s
and Arkansas detached from the rebel Conc.der
acy.
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What is to be Done with the Freedmen

! nat Is TO be Done with the FreedmPnl
One clause in the Presidents proclama-
ton oftreedon declared that the slaves set free
by 1t should (Such of them as are capable of
bearing arms) be admitted into the service
OF the United States, to garrison posts, hold
positions, etc. This is but giving formal
annunclatlon and general character to what
has already been begun at various points
The first regiment of black soldiers for the
/ service was enlisted in South Carolina bv
'Ieneral Hunter, and after being bitterly
opposed by the Northern enemies Of free
dom' was at length fully recognized bv the
government, and has been used with effect
III various military expeditions. The blacks
can stand the unhealthy climate ofthe Car
DINA coast better than the native whites Of
that region, and unless the enlistment of
them were allowed to the government it
would be almost impossible for us 70 main
tam our hold there. BY this time several
more black regiments must have been filed
up at Port Royal, as the freedmen bavo oil
Deen anxious to enter the service, and proud
10 be the soldiers Of the republic
1he next regiment OF blacks was raised
IN Kansas by Gen. Lane. This foo b,s
IKE Its South Carolina predecessor. seen
active service, and stood fire AGAINST thu.
rebels as well as any regiment Of our limo
II II mas been found very useful on the border
1hree regiments have also been or,,,pizod
among the loyal Cherokees, and a marion
OF these hardy sons of the forest fouob,
oraVely In the recent battles under Eln n
ana Heron in Arkansas. While General
h"tler was IL command at New Orleans bo
1ound there among the rebel archives tho
papers of a regiment of blacks in tn, robol
service, and he applied the regulations mad,
Tor them to the organization ola body Of
loyal blacks.
These facts show that the government
mas ceased to regard this matter with dis
Iaht coolness, and that il has resolved to
fight the rebellion to the uttermost with
whatever weapons the laws of civiIiz.1
warfare and the nature of the occasion NOV
permit. Under such circumstances tb.
proclamation of freedom is very far from
Delng the mere paper illumination that son,o
persons are apt to imagine it. Ifthc blarls
are enlisted as soldiers, they will know far
better than we can how to reach their
brethren in bondage.-NortA american, /
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

Next Sund'y promises lo be AN int res ing ,isv
IN Tie NJ T.. Sunday School, III this town. In aod'
ti'" 10 the Sermor IN the morning, and the addre
OF the Rev. DR.. Crooks, in the afternoon, ther. Wi
tic Other Interesting exercises, consisAg of singing
&c, which will be appreciated by the public.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

SUGAR RAISED IN lLLiNols.-'The Chicago Tribune
reports that Mr.. George w Scripps, editor Of the
schuyler county Citizen has manufactured e,coo,,,
sugar In Illinois from the Otah eitcan suoa, c.no
Mf' ocFipP' resored ts no chemical operations n.
'"p'y boiled the juice over common cooking stove
|" the consistency of common syrup, placed il in j.,
ca'k' and alter remaining thus for few davs G,uv
two-thrda Of its contents were found Ia he b,Dd.:
ly granulatcd.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
Bold and Daring RohhnrX,

n ""'u anu daring robbcry was ,,urprlrattd in Thu
'""h on Sunday night last, al tie stone oi Mr. Jo,
H. frlmrSsc, by extracting from his fire proof sat;
about $500 IN Bank notes eli various denominations
from 81 to $50. Mr.. Primro.e counted ou, ,b. ma
Hey On Saturday Hight-t'o last thing he did before
closing the storc-put it in "denomiRatonaI aI mock
eto"oS' locked the safe and put the key in his pocket
On sunday he went to Maryland, returning Mouday
about noon, and shortly after, having OCCASION to
change note, unlocked his safe, and on opening
his p"ehet-book, found all the money gone except
HVe dollar note. Here was a mvst ~: there wa.
n" appearance of violence about the building. tho
store door and safe door were found lacked .s uxu
out the money lrGs gone The only evidence of bur
sS'y 10 DC found was few cuttings of zinc or hard
'ad lying on the floor about the safe Suspicion
soon iel On two young men of this t.wn-hrolhcrs
the eldest of whom has, hswevcr been residing in
fhlladelPhla the most Of the time TOR several veo,S
We forbear mentioning their names, in consideration
Vi the tact that the evidence was not sufficient TO com
init them The ground Of suspicion we hear. was
is follows: The youngest of the brothers was so,nr
nenths back under former pronrietor cl,,k N
ths store, familiar with the safe and il is bcGyed
* IN Possession Of missing key Of the outside door
II is an easy thing to make ac siniIie Of the safe
>ey BY markiag it out on thin piece of zinc or
ed and eating v"t the ndcntati,ns, which il !.
'h"noh was done, aud the zinc bearings found arnd
'ne safe Is thought to be the trimmings of the Lr
20 make 1t M the nicely lustcd aperture. An,
iurther, the said yeung mar remained m I'm. .,.-
unt'' late hour on Saturday night, aud saw Mr..
Count out the non~y.
"n Monfay evening the elder hrothcr lwho bs,
''en suspected Of similar transactisns on other oo
'"'lon"') was arrested at the Depot, while on his
way 10 Philadelphia, by Constable Sutton, brought
'acN' ana with tho other brother, had hearn. br
're Squire Eaton, but there not being sufficient pro,t
o commit the II, and in default of b,ii ,.rs h..Ia
ie'f own recognzance for their appearance a, court
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t&nt Southern point, it is serious national
loss 1t will always be a source Of regret
too' that the vessel whose wonderful ex,
plot IN defeating the .Kerr4,aac led to the
revolutlonizing fnaval warfare, is gone.
Five thousand Germans have notified
Hon Eli Ihayer that they are willing to
settle IN Florida upon the terms of his nlan
OF restoring that State to the National Gov
ernment. One thousand Of these Germans
now reside in st. Louis, Mo.
The Board of Alderman of New York
have passed the bill for the issue of three
million dollars worth of corporation shin
PlaSters oyer the Mayors Veto and it il now
a law nv"
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

1T is thus rendered nearly certain that the
great State of Missouri will be the first of
me slave States to get rid of slavery. Ia
1860, the whole number of slaves in the
state was 1881. The war has undoubt-
tedly reduced the number AZ 100, 200 or even
lower.-N. J.. Times.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

SALs oT PHOrEsrY.-Matthias Jerlnan, Of Smyrna,
naS cold hls farm situated in White Hail Nec., II.
luck Croek nundred, to Robert Wilson, OF Dover
iiu"dfea' an Kent county. Tor $l2, 500.
"r' wilson has sold house aud lot situated in
Oan'd'h' Del, to Mr.. Jcrman for 81 $40.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

SUNDAY School ExHlbrrlox.-An ip,.,..,;r,, S,,
day School Exhibition came off at III. L,nd;,a n
- church. on Tuesday evening week, consisting Of
ueciama'ionS' dialogues, singing, &c. The children
are said to have performed most admirable.
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Ack"owLEDG MENTs.-We are indebted TO Joh, II
n'"iey' Esq., OF the Del Legislature, for conv e
Gov. Burton's Message. ~ =
we are also indebted to |. w. Nichols, Esq.. of
Tue State Department, Washington, for a copv .,
Mr.. Stewards Diplomatic ,rrespsndcncr.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
EAECL YOR'H
sale Of Real ESfoto

"r>iahI to To" last VIII Of James hawkins decso,.
ca. wa be expoSed at puoIc sale on TU ESDAy m.
M ,,' . a. .! De- EMbER. ls62 OH The premises all
'Ae Ma! Estate Of said deceased VIZ: ~
~ No. = Two story Brick Dwelling Hsuse md
:. ~ ''"uiac" "ry 'hereio aTneXcd Ionting ON Main
s'tFe'' Hd l.oI Intending through 10 Commerce 3,
Town of nm'ieh, State OF Delaware ha,pa a. =, - ~.
1o'n o. tIe C"mhrh Station Oh the Del Railroad and
"a niles from totest Lancing on ST. Jones C,saL
] m,s Is good stand for the TIN and Stove business
SeIeiol"Fe 30 Prphubly conducted by George Al
ole"on No 2'sa SINAI! Inr al bout acres of gyounS
nTas T ''e "nd town Of Camden. al Joining lands sf
it itunn Jenkins. and others. The properly viii hs
premises ~ NSo"' 't.' ~ the
VIII ne given on the lst day Of January
i7r'' Sale positive and to commence NJ . o:"IaaE
y. IN. a. clecR'
aa',r ',|' a. a. SAFE. JOHN SEWARD.
EKecutOP
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Co-Partncrship Notice.

ne IT1.raTtneF.hip here oforc existing betuss,
S,r', t"nar ,niop WIl"m l'ennry Jr. and Wp, ~
Co u',ueI me Fl, ie a''d firm OF d. ia,n,l,on
m%ouG~ % 10 hereby gwen thai the said CoPsr,n.,.L,
Is 'h'S day renewed by mutual consent
ISAAC d HAMILTON.
WILLIAM DENNEY. Jr..
SEnY+na Nov. 25. l8a2. " 'A'
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

HEAVY GovEaSMESr TAx.-A G,rm was sold here
last week for s2,sOo the necessary papers securing
tie sale OF which required Government .ta,nD. Ia
the a. a.nount Of thirty four dOllurs.
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-~~~~

Col. GArasche, who was killed at Mu,f,.s.ho.,
was formerly OF Wilmington, and nephew of the
late John r. G tresche
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
Acni County
Association O: odd Fellows

,rnteA neA meeting q n" Ken! Cninty Assoc,a,io,
" gag "it""s vii he hci At Camden The EIRS'r
.'iIr1DA1 oi AM Aki Eext, 9th proximo. Al
Mu'f, ,t ana Regulations for The further governm,n n,
"i me A~,""'""n viii he offered bv me coma,.
appnnred "f thar purpose ''' 'o'"'ni''eo
Gct.iS ~ ~ ,,Ot1,,,c
ETPeninsuIar News and Deioworean ,,ao.,,e 1ec:
and cue h.l 10 IhIs uili,e '0o
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EOaS IR M

THREE SMALL FARMS. abont sovo,
miles from Smy rna. Apply to eve" aho eish
Dec 10th. 1862 Pm " ~ MMINS.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

Lieut.. John Williams, of the LIST Dc,.u,,ro D.;
ni'"'' whose remains were inferred at Bethel NJ. E.
O"ufcn' near this town, on Sunday last died last
We OF typhoid fever. lie was one of the first, e
not the very first ofthe three months men who vol.
unteered from this county at the breaking out of the
'ooe'''"n' and had by his good soldcry qualities,
worked ms way from private up to the position he
held at the time of his decease
j. o. M4nlOvo and VIM. II. II. Higgins. of the L.,
Delaware, both wounded at the ba,,lc NJ Er.ao.:.l-
Ourg' dIed eight or ten days age in Washington.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

John Woodall Of LATHE Creek Hundred. in Tin.
0oa"'y' has ssaVghtsrsd hos ws.shlas 100 pouads.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
stock and FarInin" t...,s-

Z ~ =.
Con'isihP OF 4 head vi lIurscs one ,r,.,I.,, -
lh'ge young Nlnits. one Colt. nnr Bf,a: Mare ~,
o"e superior OrIVihg Marc troi a nne m ,,1,4,
IN hu' : 1ne yoke OF Work OIen. one Fr..h 90.
er,ee heiiers SIX head Of young Cate six,een boJ
81 Ti oneep tour Brood Sows large Boa 'rh,ae
arm '"F Rond( Wagons. Horse-CHrt Ok Car, ,,,.e
SStsfr'nges one taliiigop and one Notion W,g ~
Mower nd Reaper Gram and Seed Dr,f ps ns -
iior'e Rake, Fan mil. Corushelet IIav md So,
Cuttsr Plows, Harrows. Cmiiivato;s F3,Is p, a"
o'els' noes oS ChslBs. Wagon and Plow Harness
"T T setE o single and one set of Double Harness
me FSr nihg Utensils are mostly good HAVING Zoo,
used hut little. ''"s teen
A smnl! lot of Household Goods such as C.ba,,. ~
pies, par OF Cotnge Re late. de 2 t'hu.n, &C. %
Also a Ioiot Tools, Cr,>s.cul Saw Ch,rI' Gc
pJ- Lot OF Salt Beef and Pork
~ COtds OF Wrud
sale to commence NJ 10 n'clnck \,
LoNDTloNs-Al! sums OF THIRTY D.,l,a..oI - !
cash al sums over that amount "a ,r,,,I,t ~ ,,,.
months VA he gwen bY giving dgmrru n,.,c yI,t
approved StrurIi, with hIeresl f.uIn cate An, ,,
son son wishing 10 pay the cash discount of live nor
cent. viii Ue allOwen " NV per
jams SYLVFsTyR pt,N,,D
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

ADVERrIFERs.-Mrs. P. Curr gives notice in ano.
u'er column that she has opened Bakery and Con.
iecuonSry on Market street, and is prepared 10 SUP
ply the public with cakes pies, break and eandies
irs'h from tho oven. Those who know of the excel
'ence OF Mrs Cars bread and confsctioas of o,.,
years need no recommendation to try them agaia.
. h'anhard advertses large public sale of farm.
ing property to take place Thursday, the 22d Of
January.
Anthony kiss-IiOrses and Wagons, on Saturday.
l7ih inst.
John e. Clork-Pump Making, repairing, sc.
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC : {LI,

HntihE reh'ed nv Farm snua
Cr"ss RoHds, hent GO De-. ,lI
On THw~iY, Inl 22l. .~.3.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08
PUMP MAKIMN

$3.50, l'oo M"u'u respectfully Inform the en-
Zeiis oi smyrna and vicinity that he has I,,,. ) -
ser @ III Sau town i0f the purpose Of engaging m ,ha
business OF Pump Making. aud Would m 'ii w."
solicit u share OF public pal onaee '''''y
Me IdHg aud FIXING IN ,Ioue ~ ,Lo 80
All orders ieit with John " Deunrnr viii t..
prOmy attended to. JOiI% =. <, VI NJ ne
JAMS I'm - NH1Nh
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

KEBEL MURDER OF BLACKs-The ar
counts from the battlefield near Murfrees
boro reveal new phase of rebel atrocity i,
the treatment of their late slaves. Ever,
black teamster, or black follower of tn,
Union camp, captured by the rebels, is i'm
m"dately shot. No less than twenty were
found thus murdered and lying along tn,
MurfreesbOr0 road, after the recent rebel
raid upon Rosccrans' wagon trains. This
is, undoubtedly, the Inauguration of the
mode of warfare indicated by the late proc
lamation of Jeff Davis. 1t is not literally
within the terms Of that document but il
in accordance with its temper. and no very
nice discrimination will be observed by the
rebels in executing the spirit of the sangui-
nary orders Of their chief At Murfreesboro
only the negroes found in the National SER
vice were butchered. Next we shall hear
that whites and blacks, when found togeth-
er, will be indiscrimnately shot, and then
will ensue complications which all Christian
people will shudder to contemplate.
Loss OF THE MoNrrOR-The most famous
vessel OF our navy has been lost at sea.
The Monitor foundered on Tuesday night.
December 30th, when south of Cane Hat
teras, four officers and twenty-three meu
going down with her This is not only
deplorable calamity in itself, but at this par
ticular time when the vessel was expected
10 operate with others against some impor-
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Cakes and Pies
Smyrna Library Associotion

Nouce Is hereby given that the Annual rnee1in0 of
tht $40 Kholdefs OF the SMYRNA Library A.socI,IInr
WI VIII De held at the Reading Room Of Library ON ,.r,
lilI NoDAf EVENING. Dan S.h | E3) al 50 clock
10 elect HicerS Tor the ensuing enr
Dec 29;h, 1868 ~ r,,,,,. y.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

The flag of the ID Delaware is so torn
snd dcfaced with shot and shell, that there
is hardly rag of it left. They want new
battle standard. Let US get the old and
honorable manned flag, and place it in our
council chamber, or on the State House at
Dover, and present them another. Let us
attend to it at nce.-Cuckea.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-08

1b'I''I UVE" IFiIFC HIIIOUHEe thA
citizens OF Smyrna aud vicinity ha, she hus ,aken
~ VA Mx& M[ MR
On Market Street formerly occupied hy Henry
n' ' Arnel recently occupied BY VIM II Baynqrd. and
Is prepared to carry Oh the busina,. IN All ~ hah
having perfect knowledge OF the business. from
ioHg PRACTICAL experience she soIcs .hare Of nub
r pnIonage confident that she give entire .a,s
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