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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-10
MISC ELLA N Z o U : .
Recruits Wanted.

Since the offer of the loyal Governors TO fill
up their quotas of 800 coo more soldiers TO the
National Army. .recsu,tins has been going on
most actively ia all parts Of the country,
Thosga osc Governor did not Join in the patri-
ctlc movement to give further aid 10 assst 10
putuRg dswn cur enemies. our peope-no
Shsnks 10 hiR--sre taking the matter 10 their
own haass and responding az becomes them as
American citizens to the cry for help. II will
be ~een in our advertising columns that Capt.
~. II Msclary, OF Leipsic. wanIs recruits 70
fll up a company. There are other recruiting
s,atians in all pap,s -ofthe State. 'Fo the young
men in all psFts of the country we say 60.
TIE rebellion has now attained point. and
Its-miIitsFy strength is now go concentrated,
that. were il possible TO bring together our for.
ces scattered over the South, it might be speed.
IL -eFushed. But that cannot be done. We
have conquered territory to hold, captured
cities TO garrison. and contradictions States
60 maintain 10 peace. There Is, therefore. no
alternative but an increase ofiorce-an increase
$50 rapid that 10 can at once take the field. and
so great that it will make short work Of the
difficulty.
-. The, people are weary Of the continued ex.
isteuce and the insolent audacity OF tHs rebel
Ii %. Thsy are tired of the distractions il has
so long kept up in all the relatisus Of society
tired of The waste of life and exhaustion of Ma
tional power it is producing; tired Of the jbes
ofrebels; sick ofthe tsunts Of foreign Powers
that they ate iaes pabIe of coping with it. They
feerthat they can make quick end of the rebel
lion, aud are mad TO do it. The President has
touched the public sentiment at the right mo
meat in bis call for soc. 600 more volunteers
Let now those who have the matter in hsnG
push il through, and push on The men TO Rich
mopd Let every Stale. says a contemporary
be eInulOus to have it's quota quickest in tn
Geld. Let the fighting elemens-and there
a erabuudsnce of it ye,-fOrm in baul
array. The whole work can be finished up be
fore Summer is through. Our army is at th
very gales OF the rebel Capital. Its command
zee islss-impatient as we are 10 enter in. but b
needs rein(orcements, before he strikes the 6na
bioW, and he demands them aronce. The
are required, also, as the memorial OF the Gov
ernurs TO the President says, "io garrison an
hold III the numerous cities and military pos
tons that have been captured by our armies.
Cien. Mcclellan, some time ago, promise
that the war should be Short quick and deci
i've; and ifIt has proved TO be less so than III
saaeuins anticipate, no one blames him TIL
people now have il in their power to make
so. There eau bs nothing but national distrat
ton and disgrace while this rebellion continue
10 rear It's bloody head in our country.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-10
Test of Loyalty.

There is one test by which an uncohdilional
friend Of the country may be tried. He is
never found compa ming Of the AbOlitionists,
or gIoo;nliy predicting ain overwhelming wave
of einsncipaled negroes: Such man may
honestly be opposed to Aboltiouism. but as
he has other foes TO fight, he forgets the lesser
prejudces, and attends to the greater obliga.
tiOn. Never was wisJsm snd truth more op.
pOl,uneIy. uttered than by Judge Breckenridge.
OF Missouri. in the Convention of the Union
men of that State. held last month:
81 think may say that. without any opinion
on 'hs" subject that would Justify the charge,
these is no. to be found in the State Of M issour
a single man Of marked loyalty who mas moi
already been denounced as an AbolIlionist
when. in point of fact. he is as far removed
from them as he. is in thought or sy mpathy iron
those who prefer the charge. This charge ha
been go often and so hppantly made. that
have come TO consider It as, perhaps. the mos
tsJaiiing Test Of mans Loyalty that he hs
been denounced as an Aboliiionist. That MA
who has been SO successful IN Iemperng hi
loyalty throughout t5is airuggle as to avoI
ihc6rfing the hostility of the clsss engaged j
treason, end Their syRpsthiEers. 10 such an e1
tedt as not TO incur the application of ths
epithei, will not say ne is not loyal, but
will say his loyaty has, 10 all probability. nc
borne any very distinguished fruits.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-10

Doves. Kent County Del. June Gath. 1869.
Upon the application OF Matthew Hazel. admT. Of
MaIihew Hazel The elder late Of Duck Creek hundred
in said county deceased is ordered and directed by
the Register that the said Admr. give notice Of tho
granting Of Letters of Admir- Upon The estate OF the said
by causing advertisements TO be pOsted With
in forty days from the date of such letters in six Of the
most pu bile places Of the county Of Kent requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to present
the same. ABIDE by an act Of Assembly IN such case
made and provided. And also cause the same 10 be
in .rted m the Smyrna Times. newspaper published
in smyrna. and continue therein four weeks.
Given under the hand and seal OF Office Of the Reg
lister aforesaid, ut Dover. Kent county aforesaid
H.. 81 the day and year ABOVE written.
D. c. GOODWIN, Register
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-10

An order has been issued by the War De-
partment, directing that out Of the appropria.
ton for col ecllng. organizing and drilling VOL
snleers, there shall be paid IN advance 10 each
three years recruit The sCB of twenty five dol
lars. being one fourth the amount Of the bounty
allowed by law. The payment is 10 be made
upon the mastering Of regiments into the SER
vice.
Maryland has paid her quota of the war tax
| in full. Being The first Stale that has paid OF
on sight. the Secretary. OF the Treasury hand
somely compliments her, in a letter to The
Treasurer, for her prompt aud patriotic RESPONSE
to the financial calls OF the Union.
The oat crop in the South is a total failure
only half q cropof wheat, but the corn is mos
| promising II 10 now in tassel.
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The Ice Cream. Garden.
To the Lovers of Good Things

The Ladies and Gentlemen OF Smyrna and alb Low
ers of Good Things most respectfully invited To
call at the ICE CREAM GARDEN and PerIake Of
our Chuice Creams and satisfy themselves that II can
not be Surpassed in the Stale OF Delaware Or else
where
We will endeavsP TO have everything about the
Cnrden and in the Saloon IN excellent order. aud
whole attention will be devoted the Of OUT
customers.
We will also keep constantly on hand choice lOI
of CONNECTION ERlES and FRUITS, Uh season.
which will he sold al low rates
Ice Cream sold by the quart or gallon.
mv29 J. l.. MAHAN.
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Sea Bathing,
. At R0MhaY Hook. Del.

The subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
and all those wishing cool and healthy retreat du
ring the hot season. that the and delightful Lo-
gan House., Bombay Hook, has been opened for the
reception OF BoaTders. and will continue open durns
the Bathing Season.
No pains or expense will be spared TO make the
Logan" one OF The most attractive aud comfortable
resorts for visitors the Coast
The Fishing Cunning and Rathng are unsaEpased
Carriages and pleasant DIVES in all parts Of The coun
try In addition 10 the other numerous attractions 10
DO found al the =" Logan there will be COullion
Pa ~ every Evening during the season.
| jy3.tm w. T.. CAMPBELI., Proprietor.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-10

RuH.AwAY NEGRoEs On Supdav night
last, q negro woman, the property Of Rev. DIR
Matthews. pssier Of the Presbyterian church Of
yllkion. ,absconded. fakiug with her, her child
Also,s on The same night, negro woms n. ihe
proper'v OF George Earle. E.q.. LEFT Tor The
negroes imaginary paradise. tina, undiscovered
conntry from whose bOurn no niger return.
Il Wherefore the Cecil Whig, says: .-
Thus they go by ones. by twos. by. tens b,
scores, add yet the politicians say the owner
are opposed to enamel patton and cnmpeps.Iion
From late spuRber Of The Port Tobacco
Times. CHARLES county. ! we extract lie 'oIIow
Neoso SraMPeps --On Saturday night Ia
gone forty, odd negroes. from Nspjemoy D,.
trici, ssft ibeir bones or were 'sbdscted theri
from amd swefe- csnseyed 10 The negro. lana
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RANAWAY u.

Runaway from the premises Of the subscriber.
on Monday, 80 inst, white indenturec up
prentice hoy to the farming business. named
Morgan Trusx, aged Is years. He is dark
complexlioned and his face is consderobl y pit.
ted with The small pox. A liberal reward will
be given for any information Leading to his
whereabouts. JOHN TRUAX.
iy3.4w. Near Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-10

-iasottra THE Memphis Avalanche
az lime % publishes a iit &c nesfly 300 busi
!. 40 men ~hs took the hath of sliegispce IA
,bs Unised Sfares Gavernmen t durlng The wee /
ending July 10. The fsls Requiring The pob
licatinn of tf1ssr rsm~s. which wss made b,
"a slack, 10 81 be svssekpd by Gan Grsst. /
- aid The Avslanehs Of sbe 20th ms ihi
...oeasatjae parsgfapb seq Conoa and ,ysr.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned Admir-. named above. hereby gives
notice that Letters OF Admr. granite to him on
the 24th day OF June, 1861 All persons therefore
having demands against the deceased estate. will pre-
the same. properly attesed, before the Gath
day Of June, 1863, ABIDE by law in this behalf.
MATTHEW HAZEL. Jr ,AdmT.
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War News,

We have failed to gei our summary of war
news in type ON log 10 press of local matter
and advertisements. Mcclellan is safe IN his
new position on the James River with loss Of
$4,000 OF 10000 TO The rebels 10000.
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Novelty! Comfort! Economy
aasTovEs! sTovES!!A
sgS WIN. 8. GREEN, @2

Having perchase the business Of John Fl Graham.
10 now prepared 70 furnish TO the people Of Smy
and country around the greatest and best variety
Stoves offered 10 hIs place and prices sui
the times such Cooking. PariOr. Bar Room, ami
Church Stoves, Heaters &C. DC. would paFtcu
larly call attention 10 the Royal Cook. as being IN
every respect the best Cooking Stove now in for
Wood or Coal, having very long Fire Chamhers
Likewise do all kinds Of JOB WORK IN come ction
with tie Stove business. such putting up Heaters
Roofing, SpOuting, Gutterng, elmer with Iron, Tin
or Copper. at the lowest rates, and with prompt dis
patch.
Will deliver Stoves in any part ofthe town or coun
try aud put them up fee of charge and warrant them
10 give satisfaction. II managed rs directed. 10 any
been dong years past, will call al my place. will ss
satisfied they eau save money by buying at home.
A share Of public patrOnageis respectfully solicit
ted ..- -.:I. WILLIAM s. GREEN,
jHf9 ~. 70 "a Smyrns. Delaware.
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Graveyard Lots for Sale.

Notice is hereby given that Graveyard Lots in
the New NJ. f.. Cemetery. on the road leading to
Duck Creek. are now ready for sale. The Lots are
laid off suit purchasers squares Of 80 a. by Oft
and will be sold as whole. or / square. at the op
ton Of tho purchaser For further particulars apply
to w. 7. CoLLINs.
}. II. BEwLEY, COMMITTEES
J.R CLEMENTS.
Nov 4th left
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-10

A complete assortment OF Cutlery. such as Knives
and forks. Carvers Secls. PeH.Knives. Scissors. Ra
zoFs and Sirops. &c.
The attention Of the Ladies 10 also called to his
orlment OF Sewing Needles. Knitting Needles. Pins.
Thimbles. SHE TeaspOO and Table spoons OF the
finest quality. Ironing AT paratus, &c.
Also. an assortment Of Fire Arms. Skates. Dinner
bells. Andi 'ons ShOvels and TOngs Coffee nills SI
tiers, Frying Pans Waffle irOns. &c.
All the above articles will be said prices 10
Ihaa can be bought elsewhere. Please call aHd OK
anime for yourselves. ~here you will always hnd him
ready and willing TO accommodate the public on the
best terms.
feb3 J. B. WILLIAMS
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CLOAK AND MANTILLA
EMP08TTMg
Trimming and Variety
@EaD ~ - -

Main o., seconds door from corner of Com.
meree. Smyrna. Delaware.
The subscriber having taken the store formerly &C.
cuied by Jacob Raymond, respectfully invites the Al.
tention OF the Ladies of Smyrna and vicinity 10 her
will be sold at the lowest prices. LADIES' CIOAKS
| and MANTlLLAS OF the very Iateut styles kept con
sIantiy on hand. ocr Also. LADIES' DRESSES
CLoAKs. and CHlLDREN's CLOTHING cut and
made in tbs nsst fashienAblo STYLE and at lie shor
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Hardware Store.
Building Hardware
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
CUTLER

such as ShOvels, Spades. BrdIe.bits. Draw ing Knv
Saws, Scythes, with all other Tools desirable
Farm use
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