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A n ER1CAN W ATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
American Watches for Americans.

TIE AMERICAN WA1ou CoApA.sT giYe notice that
they hare lately iued new style Of Watch expressly
designed for Soldiers aud others who des.re good
Watch alta moderate price, These Watches aso intend.
ed to d4splace the worthless cheap Watches OF British
apa Swiss manufacture With which tho country Is
flooded and Which we're mover expected 10 keep time
when they were made. being 1euse manufactures sent
to this country because unsalable ut home. and used
here only for tockcying and swtndlng purposes.
We oner to sell our Watch, which Is Of The MOST
SUBSTANTIAL NASU7AorunE. ~ ACCURATE AND pu-
EAn1K r1hEzKEPEK. md In Sterling Silver cases, Hunt
Ing pststn at low price As Is naked or the t.a,hy
Leptnes Of foreign make alreadyrefes7cd&o
We have named the new series ifiEatches, wx. Ell
LREY. Boston. Mass. which nams wn be found On the
plate Of every Watch OF this manufacture aud Il oae
Of our trademarks
Sold by al respectable Watch Dealers In the loyal
States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
.R0BBINS 4. APPLETON.
Agents for the American Watch Company.
5a14-z-T'-1m 1s2 Broadway. n. +.
, 1863-01-20
BATTLE OF TlUEeFNEES-
ZORRO.

Comparative Losses of the Two
Arm1cs-Comparatfvc Strength Of
tho TWO Armies.
L correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ifcss
estimates the following comparative losses
Of the two armies In tho recent fight at
Murfrecsboro
REBEL LOSS.
Not knowing the exact loss Of either eide,
cannot say which army suffered the most.
The rebels lost two generals Killed, one
severely wounded, and three slightly injured.
According to the N1sl Banner, published the
third day after the fight, they lose in two days
three colonels killed and five wounded; two
majors killed and fire wounded; seventeen
captains and licutenants killed and forty-onc
wounded. think they lose about ! 900 Killed
and 8, Goo wounded. Probably their loss may
exceed these figures. Rosccrans has already
sent Just 1,600 prisoners to Nashville. In the
different hospitals there are 1850 wounded
rebels, who are, Of course, prisoners, and We
have pato1cd them. THIS makes about 3 900
In all. think the following will not be dis
| tant from the case:
! Commissioned officers killed and wounded. 400
Killed, enlisted Hlcn 1Q0l
Wounded, not in our possession. 1t0C
Prisoners, wounded aud otherwise. 5,009
| DcsertcrB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Coz
u1 n on1
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We lose twenty seven pieces Of ARTILLERY,
and valuable rcgimental documents. aud
large amount Of officers clothing, but no
colors.
It is said That our losses in killed, wounded
and missing, will not amount to over 5000. I
trust that It may be SO.
REBEL FORCES ENGAGED.
Before going to Nashville, the names Of the
prisoners and their regiments were taken,
from which I make the following:
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Total 80
We also lose about 81, coo worth Of
property, including wagons, nmbulances,
horses, mules ,comnlissary and hospital stores,
&C., which were captured by Wheeler and
Wharton in our rear, besides number Of
teamstcrs and soldiers, say about
, 1863-01-20
RniIrua0s.
1868. THE 1853.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. r.
325 Ml1ea Double Track.


1R6R TFF 1963-
Ao@@1. - $1,000 Ao@0~,
PENNSYIVANlAC CENTRAI R. II.
In order to keep pacc win tic demand. of the travel,
Ing public the msnagers Of ths popular route hare
added many iIunrorcmeuts during the wear 1851 md
with i,s connections It viii be fouud Ii nj respecta
FIRST GLASS ROUTE to ~ ~ Eastern cities, The
1'aeA Is sooc aau eea6s'' 4sse 4'o' oas''
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
pJTTSRUREH T0 pHTIAnEIPHTA
I - A1ooAA4A ~ A@4Aa<Ao4aA1AA lila
<"ltn eloSe connexions iom western ciucs3
AZ e24neGtlnE direct to New loFf: IHKouGH PHIl~
4gS s5s SSb se1BeesaS + HHr5SN!on for
From Pittsburgh to New York ONO train runs daily,
Sising in adTance Of aii other routes. >''''
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
kete good on any tho sound ucs Fare to all points
~ sonn1n n ~ ~ toht t,,nu IN ph,,ode,,b, ,-o
YofE I'D baltimore. 40 aA'' ~ '''o''pu''' S'"
oassase eoeeh1o eoA oatsa aaa 's'a1saeS1sa 1sse.-
TRErE HTS
-
81
OF naittmore to and from any point on the lairoada
Of Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa.
or Missouri NJ RAHRoAD n1RECT.
aooa s. %
tucky. Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois. Mississippi,
, 1863-01-20

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
assesisS 5sss belonging % shae''.'s of
IN TIE CITY OF nayEx1onr
aGEe BLOCK. Of brick. ionr stories 50 .eet frout
etr:S eoosf an hotel TWO public halls ssa n1ssciasi
masi Gsd fSe sesk 81; Sck as tea.
.So2s sqses S & 1T
desirSbln IN tae city all leased, and WIN bri19 iasEe
nGtt income on Al i1yestuacnt
fertnt locations. ~ ~
the fssosd ePot I'D bse na & on e.
appl Rivers tuo lots Of 50 acrcs each one lot OF s
.sres one lot Of 20 acres and one lot Of aczes ii IN
Also. houses ind lots. .acant lots aad outlet, In thu
III 9t L CIalre. Seqts Coanty.
aoo1c acres Improved and namprovet farmiux lands
ne1s ne line Of the Miss and Mo. Railroad.
a99xe property ts offered for sale. to close tho
o. IEe sato AutoIne Le r1ae, It prices a&
For rpscs st1a sS t. ths
FL: Lind agent: Davenport io.a iafsxi;.t tm
PEAL ESTATE--A verv fine
40 piece OF Residence Pso2crtyon
MICHIGAN AVENUE.
Eetseep s M Peek and Hubbard Courts. Also. two hand
ko'ae1s located Farms OF 100 and % sores,
IN COOK COUNTY.
Adjoining each other for sale OF excn.oco for Cbtc>-a
psSnesty =, ~. rates iaeumbssnces as,u@cd. g ee
EidM IL Ell RI Esa.s K IN isaoso
a..s as. 81 Sonth Clark street
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r B. .sEEIEY's''TKUss EsTAB
126 Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
Sole p.opfttor md uaautaetnrer Of the Hard Eubbe
nnss- thia Truss will cure Ruptpre. Will neve: russ
sEafs gah = nstsS res tne so1d s9m ~ ~.
dealer fn6hoaldtz Bsdcss. Abo1ntna3 sopeGs;sss sun
,;tDr. tico1 Patent A44s1eial Occurred b.
stoaare r. GlasS street cheaS9 IN; axn h. 1na11
WnT9arfea q Ere re1fecE eattsfsckioa. = Send 70.
pamphlet. t5:V4 Ii. aI'3 ,.:.a"a ana@s*15 r 1Saa
';1 Il a5ir10 :ottu -...,;, j l:;=::-a.s,: ::
-a-'-;.s go .i.3.s ,
~. al kaA ,.:1: ls.,:a A:i ~. :! ...G
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AND DISEASES OF THE |
kidneys ann BLADDER.
yhosa nanrerous and Tronb1c~ava
Diseases. Which lave thus fsr he.
1ncnt. can be comnietelv com
frcffeT ~ St,a WCr1nfv
now bcforo us: |
TIE CURATIVE
=, III. mea,c,ne direct the,o,e,r,a to |
M ss .tem,a nd nd Ey 50 af Ss a
P t o. Il IL nnc c ~ c
.--z.. |
CONSTITUTION WATER,
gSes thoee anS a 5G IS os
th srt hn carci a,o-1 ~ ~ ~;
ehctis in ~h;ch Il has hrc11 ,sfrcn. ~'"'' -
eroNr m rHE n1annER c,1crrus,
GRAVEL. BRICK DUST DEPOSIT
AND HgCUS Or MLLKI M DIS
MATING
diseases occurring from one and the eame cause |
VII bs entirely sarsa By tho constituton Water;
aGps to
During The Passsge% % Of n g Gsenlns: ne pain and
hen ooWed nn VIII hc o1 eno
s.!ta.,on na.es, ~ a"ose ~ IteS.su- ~-a.x
D1SAEN0llRi!9EA. OH rAlNEGL MESSTRu-
A11oS' fRof6sE AS9 u EAEESKKitaoA FIoWEsas oh
Both diseases arising from faulty eecretion Of tho
and Accompanied iy severe main and liz other
BY By tRs Rsvsa constitatioa %ster. D ~" ~ %
w5 t. I'll ESs 9ssassa Ss d THE 'S
sias: :Ps t t!@ss y ss:p !;Sa;t
ali eaeee of esg be- removed R by the medicine.
IRRITATION Of THE WOMB, which pbysieians
; does not resy eli know @ whstheT she symptoms are
aG spaF pta
ffapsao1' S iassisads d and Dinns's q | Vision.
SUPPRESSED MESsTRuAmoS,
Which IN the nnafsa @ fsals l. e., sss e.
more grave and dangerous maladics arc the result:
6ene 3: msae sssst
erents the patient ga1aG5 l9ssa
eene o. n md IeSe eostapton aay ends her
LuEcoRRHEA, OR "AlaEs.
mucous lining Of The vagina md womb It !. il
all essag b an e eb bps 'As
spoonful r de- medicine @sy b t,ksa tk.se tss s
sY with az Injection Of tGt e an xste o. tne
meelfRs me9ning IND iese eSening Ge A" pint ' S ""
1fsEffIl4MHaT1tnsf nE II 81 TE KfpNEYs ASB
c4ThA!SSua sThAASa1,RF R aSb site p5RSfSGs 5RARGsH'
@1'sasGgHs 81 fAiSfTE Hf iHss GEE-
Fo,tne.e ,se.,e. II - tr,1v &ov.resn ,.ror,v md
too mpch cannot bc rnid in t. p9aiso siuaia DOS
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The enemy also lose two stands Of colors,
and nine pieces Of cannon.
dare say tho cneny's loss Is under csti-
mated by the above figures.
NATIONAL LOSS.
We lose ono general killed, and one seTerc-
u wounded, and prisoner. We also lose the
services Of one general seriously wounded.
The rest nrc slightly injured. We also lose
the services Of twenty-sevcn colonies killed
and wounded, slightly and seriously. Just
guessing, I placc our losses as follows:
Commissioned officers Killed and wounded. $50
Killed, enlisted men. .............-........1 1900
Wounded. enlisted men. G,O00
Prisoners. ...--........-...........4 1000
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DEDLICH'S VIOLET COPYING
LII FLUID gives several distinct And clear impress
sions flows more freely than anJ other Copy1ng Ink,
does not eettle, md will COPY several Wcck9 a1d
n'o0'tS aug SOLD 'Y nY ALI. srNT1oSEI:s.
Trade surred It Is Green Bay st1tet, Or Post ONCE
RoY 1sEt Chfcnro de33 x.51.1m
, 1863-01-20

The Federal Loss at Prairie
Grove.
The following is the official aggregate Of
our Losses at the recent battle of Prairie
Grove Arkansas:
, 1863-01-20

AULta1 -s4Vt 40 1S1-1%f9S
The rebels confessed to alo=s Of s, 900 in the
same battle, while tle belief was well founded
in our army, that it would exceed 1000.
, 1863-01-20

Comparative Losses Of the TWO
Arm1cs-Comparatfvc Strength Of
tho TWO Armies.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Magazines.

HarPers HeW Monthly Magazine Always con.
spIcuous by its embellishments the chief illustrated
articles "Another African Hunter" ioretaste o.
tue sporting adventures of that true Nmrod William
Charles Baldwin. just about to be published, with all
the original illustrations, by Mcssrs. Harper Bros
and IA Few Days III Moscow" by J. Ross Browne
who has conducted the readers of Harper's through
so many strange scenes, from the tropics 10 the Are
tic Circle Perhaps of the most widely.rcad pa
pers will be Mr.. knglako's dissection of the charac-
ter Of the Emperor Louis Napoleon. The usual va.
riety OF fiction and light reading furnished by Miss
Chcesebrnugh, Rose Terry, and others
The Atlantic Monthly, for April, is a number of
more than averag' interest. Ii commences with d.
paper on the "Vics>tud,s of Keats Fame" The
inevitable Country Farson' follows with his thought
"Rrslg naton." "Persona Rccall, cti ms IF Henry
Thomas Buckle" THE Golden Wedding" and Prof
Agassiz scientific paper. "Thc SurIan BE tch, need
no recommendation. The poetry, book notices, and
many other articles, will be found equally noteworthy
with those mentioned.
Tie Continental Monthly, devoted to Literature
and National Polity, admits liberal admx,urc
OF politics than the other monthlies and contains i'm
port mt articles by the editor, Hon. K. J. Walker)
P. Stanton, and others. "How the War Affects
Americans" Our Present Position, its Dangers
and it's Duties" &c. of direct practical bearing
OH the present crisis and deserve serious study
Nor is Literature neglected. AS an instance we
my point to article, "The Skeptcs of the Waver-
ly Novels" by the Bellies Leres Editor, C. 6. Lel4nc,
a exhibiting acueness and delicate critl, al L..
sight, rarely met with in magazine articles.
FrGnk Leslie has made great Improvement in his
Ladies Magazine 1t contains very att active reading,
and the work table Department is filled with hc
choicest Of the many aud u'Iquc .de.rgus OF TIE
day. Every Lady SHOULD have Franz Lasilc m
her table. Price $500, Frank Leslle, New Yo.n.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
BIT. Babbitt's
Ne,C York Caieu SOaD.

hfamibfingng out new and useful article of SUPE.
eios FREHCH CRRMbcAL ERAsIvE SOAP or New Yong
StTT soar, put IN boxes Of 60 bars one pound eacb
The genuine article Of Erasve and DeteTsive Soa haB
staee its introduction TO the American public bpen
most favOrably kaown as the
Bet and Cheapest Washing Soap IL Market.
Receat Discoveries known TO no other manuIactur.
erl enable TO produce an article possessing chemi
sai~ DstsrsIye and Erasive qualities far superior 10
any other Soap IN market.
Icaall'lge The tcOrld to produce its egaaL
This Soap ia rapidly taking the place Of all other
Sonfs wherever introduced. One pound will 90 as
Ias ss hfee psuadS Of ordinary family Soap But one
2sser OF the time and labor required 10 do The same
aneu of washing with the best of family soau In
~t WASH IN either hard or salt water Clothes need
nosooiiins ad k&t lizzie rubbing with the handa ,hus
avoiding Their wear upon the wash board IA does No,
inJHe lae fabric ihs contrary il preserves h, J
hxes The eoOfs IL will remove paint grease or s,a,ns
o all kIRfs Directions sent IN zach box for mak,ne
one pound 9 Ee above Soap into three e.[Ions oT6np
some scft Soap Send for box and give il ,r,ai Is
y.n % 'vl want whole box yourself get vour ne;gL
D"rs 10 Join you. and divide IT,
A,. 'r ne particular, AVID give full dixect;ons fov
oy oyp'"s sae gaads Also give the name Of vonr Pos,
Addrass state md county in which you reside
.ou u. T. BABBITT.
ers-i will send gox Of soan an ,hs s.4n aosa'
% W Plasse send United States Trs,.n,. ~
rosiage Currency. "s"fy NOTES or
rsf sale 10 Philadelphia. Pa by Hsary G xa,o
eo'hsf Chestnut and Water sta ans ssoss s.ss
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Ths Best Way to put IA ny oat al
Interest.
The following information we insert in our CO.:
M MS for the benefit OF our readers:

The following information insert in our co..
un ms for the benefit OF cur readers:
From the philadelphia Ledger, MarcI 81
One "f the most surprising things in tie rcrer,
conversion ri grc,nbIck notes into the pnpliaI Fy-
Twenty SIX per cent. Government loan at at =, is
the unlversalIty of he call. We D.. .pru4cd IN. y, =
terday, at the office of Jy Cooke VINO i, the = nj
tine sale at these loans and the conversion -. the
Government greenbackS, and inund h,s table
literally covered withSrders and accumpan ing drafts
for almost all amounts, from FIVE thousand 10 IL hun
ded thousand dollars each, aud from all parts of the
Union The little States OF ID Ia ware and New Jer.
sey are free takers, as also Penns lvania, New
York and the New England States. But the West
Is most especially an active takGr, as well through
her b INKS as by individuals. The amount Of orders
lying before u.s. all received du ing the day, amount
ed to over fifteen hund'ee thousand dollars. With
THE spontaneous proffer Of money, Secretary Chase
must feel himsolf entirely at ease, and will take care
to put himself beyond these money sharpers whose
chief study is how TO profit themselves most from
the troubles of the country and the necessities of the
treasury. There millions Of dollars living idle
all over the country and while the uncertainty exs.
ted as to what Congress would do, and the bullion
brokers were successful ia running up gold to the
discredit Of the Government issues this CAPITAL was
clutched close. But as the policy and measures of
the Secretary of the Treasury are gradually deve.
oped, confidence 10 the Government and in the future
is strengthened, and holders snxiOus to make
& q
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16

part so long as there was any alternative
the frequent disposal of his forces in a way
expressly calculated, it would seem, to invite
damaging attack by the enemy-the uni
form refusal to allow the enemy to be pur-
sued when beaten, all point in one direc-
tion-which is, that Gen. Mcclellan means
pcace ,cM the rebels, and not Dar aga,nst
them
There is not such another record of dere-
hctlon and lnetficiency in all military histo-
ry and it will stand alike marvel and a
derision to future generations.--Nev York
Tunes
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
ECHO.

I'm weary. Echo. sad and WORN,
I'm sole Hn. for my clothes are torn;
Kind Echo. that may be biest
Pray say-in what shall Invesii
Aud Echo answers. VEST.
vest. kand Echo. thot is we'll.
The one have YVES a SELL;
III try what thy wisdom grants;
What else for 10 my bosom pants,
AHd Echo ans vers PANTS
Pants! good Echo how you charm!
My own are hardly fit 10 darn;
And pray what else : my hearing gioats
WhIls balm Of bliss my bosom coats.
And Echo answers, COATS.
Goats! thank you noble friend;
My cDats are gone too for 70 mend;
But ere aaste to buy them all
Where ca make the greatest hauli
And Echo answers, HALL.
Hall whv there are three or four;
Which one your client would ImplOre;
Oh speas, for melanchOly's stroke
Has made my heart as hard oak.
And Echo answers, OAK.
son aPPeass that Echo, like all nature. is instinct
with the fact that
WAAAMAKER i BROWN, (OAK HALL,)
south ,st corner 9th and Market Streets
Phiiadelp phIa. ID the Ne PLgs ULxRA Clothing House
OF PhiladGiphIa Everything tie best every thing
Is tile eheapest is dissatisfied every person
returns Even IN outside country villages when the
SUBJECT OF clOhng is mentioned each ind ua pres
ems mas s''ne euiogy upon OAK HALL. janl
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
WHOLE NO. 4O4

Their long unemployed means pEOductiVe-henee tho
READY ana liberal investment in the Five Twenty
loan at par Almost every town and village through.
out the country has individual holders of money to
largef amounts probably than ever before al one
time, for which satisfactory takers eannst he found
Many Of these are now investors in these loans and
the numbrr of such is likely g. increase until the
demand shall put all the Government loans on par
with, at least the loans of the various incoYporat,
companies The country banks are also free takers
for themselves and their customers On the Isl Of
July the Fvc-Twenty Year Loan will, under the
law, he withdrawn.
-. BERKs County. Pa, March 30, 1869.
JAY COOKE, ESQ.,,
United States Loan Agent,
ia SOUTH THIRD STREET, PmlApELPHrA,
Dear Sir:
Government new Loan called Five .Twenties." I"
expect to have shortly few thousand dollars 10
spare and as have made up my mind that the Gov.
ernHtnt Loans are safe and good and that il is nv
uuy una interest at this time to put my money into
theh IN preference over any other loans of stocks
write to get information of you as follows:
lst Why are they called Five -Twenties p"
- Enc Do you take country money OF only Legal
Tender Notes, or will check on Phadelphia or
New York, answer for subscription
Sd. Do you sell the Bonds at Par?
An As cannot come 70 Philadelphis, how am
| To get the Bonds
5th- What Interest do they pay. and how and
when and where is 1t pald and is paid in Gold or
Legal Tender Notes
7th. VIII the face Of the Bonds be paid in Gold
when due ?
9Th Can have the Bonds payable to Bearer
with Coupons, or registered and payable to nv or.
der
9Th What size are the Bonds?
lOth. Wal nave tO pay the same tax ON them
as now pay on my Railroad or other Bonds
lIsh. Wnat is the present debt Of the Govern.
mcn' and what amount is it likely to reach if the
Rcbelno" should last year or two longer?
l2tn. Wil Secretary Chase get enough from
custom House duties and Internal Revenue Taxes,
&C, &c, TO make 1t certain that he can pay the In
terest punctually
have no doubt that good many of my neigh.
bors would like to take these Bonds, and If you will
answer my questions will show the letter to them.
Very Respectfully.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Bread Riots at the South.

The reported outbreak in Richmond. and
the plllaglng Of government and other stores
by mob OF women, is fully confirmed bv
the Richmond papers, though they speak
OF 1t cautiously and briefly Several weeks
ago similar riots occurred in Savannah and
Atlanta, Georgia, and there have probably
been others that have not been reported
These things can hardly be wondered at.
The rebel government has been seizing flour
and other provisions for the use Of the
army, leaving the women and children to
starve or else to pay such exorbitant prices
as they cannot afford. Flour is quoted in
Richmond at $3l to $36 per barrel; corn
meal at SS to 10 bushel butter. 50 per
lb. coffee 81 to S4 per ID. sugar 81. .26
to Sl.3O per h., and other articles in pro-
portion. The people that have to pay these
prices are mostly women or feeble men, the
able-bodied males having nearly all been
swept up by the conScriRtion act. Is it anv
wonder that the poor wretches rise against
their oppreSsors
1t used to be favorite theory with the
Southern traitors that soon after secession
there would be bread riots in the Northern
cities. But the truth is, ever since the war
began, provisions Of all kinds have been
abrn liant in the loyal States and the demand
tpr labor at good wages has been greater
than the supply. 1t is only in the rebel
States that food is scarce and dear, and the
instinct Of se!f-prescrvation makes them rise
and lay violent hands on the food that is
withheld from them. The rebels may well
be respondent when such things occur.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
POET r Y.
Written for the "Smyrna Times"
Our Iron. .CladS.
BY II. J. SAVAGE.

To cheer the hearts Of the loyal North.
TIE the minds of the free,
With shout and shove, oh launch them forth,
All Iron-Clads to sea
And man their decks with as gallant crew,
And as gallant leaders bold,
As c'cr stood forth in a jacket blue
ln.the palmy days of old
Then the North wind will laugh but the South win
will weep,
While such clad mcn-of.war oer the waters do
sweep
Der the waters do sweep paying tribute with gall
In the shape Of a one-hnndrcd-p pound cannon ball!
Here's health to the Union that thus can produce
Such a toughlooking customer-pIain yet obtuse;
Such amonster in mettle, yet pigmy in bulk,
With such taPering off, and symetrical hulk
That the world shouts aloud" oh, Eureka, It's
found,
And prOred, beyond doubt. that the Yankees are
sound ?"
Falmouth. Va, March 3lst, 1863
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16

All the rebel papers growl savagcly about
the seizures of food made by the rebel
authorities
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
HECKENDORN PLOW

or Kent County. and that he is the sole proprietor
the manufacture and sale Of the above named Plow
for the COunLies OF New Castle and Kent, Of the
State OF Delaware.
Allorders address 10 the bscribOr will be promptly
attended TO. l.. VASPREL
jan Ism Odessa Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

NOTICE in hereby given 10 tic school Committees oil
the respective school Districts within this state, that
in conformity with an act n the General Ass mbly OF this
state hays apporioned among the several counties OF
fund for establishing FnEE SCHOOLS, and have divided
and distributed the shares thus apporonel to each
county among the several districts, as tollows
To each OF the Districts in the city OF Wilmington, New
Castle County, hundred and sNiysix dollars and
thirty five cents, t$tG635G
And to each of tue other Districts in New Castle County
hundred and twenty SIX dollars thriyour cents
(s1263i);
And to each of the Districts in Kent County, ninety
lonr dollars and iorty.eght cents, (tpIls);
And TO each Of the districts ia Sussex County seventy
two dollars and seventy -One cents, (S727)i
The dividends dus the districts Ia Nov Castle County
payable vt the Farmers Bank, New Castle to the
Districts In Kent County at the Farmers Bank Dover
and To the districts in Sussex County tile farmers
Bank, Georgetown. LOALEY X. JACOBS,
Dover, Aug LIST, ls63-Gw State Treasurer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter, Principal.
SESSI0NS--1S63

The bHllngs aud grounds have been placed in com
rlee order and filled up with now furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience OF Builent4
Reums furnished ur the older hoya as In Colleges far
private study, free FROM he confusion and restraint o
school room.
This Course Of Instruction s thorough and practical
designed 10 NJ young for admission to our best Col
lagos or Ter this active duties OF the farm shop or count
Ing house.
ny the librrallly Of the Board Of Trustees, the Academy
u furnished with Library Of 10000 Volumes and ana ri
the eHt collections OF Chemical and Philosophical appN
ratns IN the United slates-hus anrding facilities
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical .ura.
ton far suparor 10 most schools in our country
The hest Teachers will bo empoyed, aud no labor
spared To secure the proper MORAL mental ant physical
training al to young mam entrusted to his care FERNS
moderate. For circulars and information address
EDWARn d. PORTER,
ap Newark, Del