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The New York herald., 1862-04-05
Maryland Rebels Captured.

BALTIMORE, April 1867.
Twenty four young men were made prisoners this af
,ernoon, Of Back river where they were about embark
ing a soop for Virginia. The sloop also cap.
tured Tho party, II s understood recruited hers
TO 20 South substitutes for the Southern chivary
who Offering large premiums for substitutes to do
their fighting.
The New York herald., 1862-04-05
Ronors TO the Pennsylvania Eighty
fourth and 10th Regiments.

HARtl w q, ApTh ', lSoz.
Governor Curtin has issued general order cosfrata-
ting the fourth and one Hundred ana Tenth Penn
syvana regiments for gallant c'ndue' at VIA, hester
and directs tba. Winchester be nsc bed thei aass
d the order 10 be read hca u all Pennsy
The New York herald., 1862-04-05
Mur,,er and Suicide in panvsrs. Mas.

In Danyers, on Wednesday night, a mau named Myers
beat his wife death and the following morning cut
hir own throat lie possessed properly but
had the reputation Of having an upgovernablo temper
The New York herald., 1862-04-05
The Boston Ban las.

BosTos, April 4, 1862.
The Bank Of Mutual Redemption was to-day expelled
from the Clearing House vote Of twenty four four
for having failed 10 comply with the rules OF the Associ
ated pankp.
The New York herald., 1862-04-05
Movements OF Parson Browniow.

CINCINNATI April 8, 1862.
On Tuesday the Mayors and committees from Chicago,
Springfield and Chicoths and three other Cities called
upon Parson Brownlow and rendered him the freedom Of
their respective Cities and begged him 70 visit them.
The New York herald., 1862-04-05
Two Mem Buried by tho Caving I'm OF
Earth.
PMLApELruIA, April 4. 1s


Two wore buried In Independence slua this FORE
ae,n by tho csving In Of earth upon thom while they
were digging trench Ono o, tho bodies been taken
cut
The New York herald., 1862-04-05
Death OF O. Member os Congress.

EksfOS, Pa. Apth4 1Sc2
Hon Thomas .. Cooper, member Of Congress- died to.
day at Co pcrs5arr, iNh gh Couay.
The New York herald., 1862-04-05

destructive nre occurred hero last night, which con
sumej tho extensive tobacco works Of hessrs strain
psitsors,oip, corner Of Fourth and Prairie streets
Loss $50, ,oob.
The New York herald., 1862-04-05

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For sale by all t. aiding ucws agents every v here.
fne Trads supplied by ROSS a TOySEY, i2l Nassau
street, where snss cuIies Ia be had.
SINGLE COPIES
SENT BY MAIL
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ADDRESS
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The New York herald., 1862-04-05
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
~~>~~>~~>-~->~~>>~~->N'>
Two New Military Departments
Created in Virginia.
The Rebels Abandoning Their
Defences on the Rap
pahannock.
Development Of Union Sentiment In
the Old Dominion.
The Tax Bill Completed i'm Conn
mittee Of the Whole.
Horace Greeley Indicted for Abuse Of
Public Officer,
&c., DC, Ac.
WAR GAZETTE.
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OFFICIAL.
WAR GAZETTE.

FORMATION OF NEW MILITARY DEPARTMENTS.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, April 4, 1862.
ORDERED
LThat the portion of Virginia and Maryland lying be-
tween the Mountain Department and the Blue Ridge shall
constitute military department to be called the Depart
ment Of the Shenandoah and be under the command Of
Major General Banks.
uThat the portion Of Virginia cast Of the Blue Ridge
and west Of tho Potomac and the Fredericksburg and
Richmond Railroad including the District Of Columbia
and tho country between the Potomac and the Patuxen
shall be military district TO be called the Department
the Rappahannock and be under the command Of Major
General Mcdowell.
BY order Of the PRESIDENT.
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
The New York herald., 1862-04-05

Thfs humorous ana mirth provoking print which has
and which reached in the first days hfh thousand
and 10 still rapidly selling should be 10 be appre
eated The hits upon such public characters Horace
Edwin Forrest and Others such would the most
desperate ack OF blues and ennu and exceedingly
''S'"'n aTirE II is's BILL Hn.ioni POSTERS DREAM
beautiful coorcd iithogr hic Engraving by inches
forming combination Of reading laughabe
wy and absurd Retail price, % cents Sent any ad
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HON. HORACE GREELEY.
HAsHIGN TRoTTING COURSE
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EDWIN FORREST.
CANTERBURY HALL
a., ~ TAKE an active part in the great Dream.
In theso now laugh who never laughed before,
Ard Nose who always laugh now laugh the moron
Prom Frank Lesle's illustrated Nsws.l
our Ieaders wish to enjoy hearty laugh fhem 70
sSs sssmpt desrbs IT, for Il must Be seen and read
% b sppgated Tne appeals everybodys oompre
1snsoh equally potent with the millionaire and the
YOU'D .k set Sarna% =. vel w. ?: The Hippogoamus
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Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

CoLoNIzArIoN OF TIE BIACKs.-The sub
jet of colonizing the blacks of the South
ern States that are so rapidly becoming free
through the operations. of the war, is enga-
ging very general attention, and has already
led to the development of several plans Of
more or less merit. The Government of
Denmark has applied for several thousand
" contrabands," as these persons for present
convenience are called the Island of Hayti,
through responsible agents, is seeking to
draw portion thither; Liberia claims, as
.Africa's right, ali her children to be return
ed to her Senator Pomeroy, of Kansas, is
organizing colony which he proposes to
plant in Central America; and now, Mr..
Eli Thayer, we'll known for his practical
philanthropy, comes forward with propo-
sitiOn to make Florida, State of our Union,
the home Of the enfranchised blacks.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
%-SR%-S

MEND-I-CANr CoNpnroN or SOUTHERN La
DIEs.-Letters from ladies at the South,
dated month or two back, speak of the
privations of even the more wealthy classes
of that region as of the most distressing
character. Their luxuries are all gone, and
the small amounts received by vessels run
ming the blockade, are but as the drop in
the bucket. Ladies appear in the coarsest
hOmespun cloth, while their husbands have
been obliged to don the negro cloth, for
merly devoted exclusively to their slaves.
Shirts, or the cloth to make them, are
growing scarccr and scarcer, as nearly the
whole stock on hand had been sent away to
the soldiers. Many have no sheets to their
beds, and the only sugar they obtain is the
settings Of mclasses hogsheads. Tea has
nearly disappeared, and salt is growing
scarcer every day.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Secretary Of State
Drugs! Drugs! Drugs
FOR THE MILLVONI

The undersigned would give notice to the citizens
OF Smyrna and vicinity that he has commenceJ The
DRUG BUSINESS in the store formerly occupied bv
VIM. WihS, on Commerce Street,
where the public may find o good stock of DRUGS
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFs,
GLASS, vARNISHEs, HAIR PREPARATIONS
PERFUMERY, HAIR. DYE, STATIONERY.
and general assortment of Toilet Articles, &c &c.
All OF the most popular PATENT MEDJCI MIS-
cen'tantly on band, and at low rates. Careful alien.
ton given TO the eompounding Physicans Prescrin
tio"s. 'f
Altoays on hand, the shOieest Brands Of Segars and
Tobacco.
augl4-3m J. WESLEY DENNEY
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
One Price System.
on TEE HEl.LI

WllliamSOn's New Store !
ISJUSr OPENED with new and y --.S,
ass:2= : desirable Stock Of we'll selected Drvt ~
- Goods, N"IlonS, Ready made Cioihlng n
Boots, Shoes, Q0ccis~are, Earthcn TIN and Na---s'
Wooden ware ot all kinds, superior Sugars, Cofces
Teas Spices. Molas>es soap, Candies, Fund Vinegar
Lard, PorA, Salt Bacon, Br1oms, Bushes Baskets
Toharcn, Snuii, Se"ars, Flour Meal. Corn, Feed Ii.
qnoEs OF all kinds and everything else that any one
can want,
Those who have before dealt with us krow that we
have always kept the best cheapest and greatest va.
rCty OF Goods OF any other Sierc and we mean To do
so again. Our country friends all know that they
could aIWays DO better with tker trade at Store
lhan at any other IN town, aud will find Tins s. still
We respectfully ask call from everybody To exam.
me our stock, and They will find ocr greater bar
gains than ever and VIII 90 our best to give sat- suc-
II0n.
W Firase remember, il is not at the OLD, but at
the NEW Store, Whhre the greatest bargains are
}. X. WILLIAMSON, Commerce ST..
On the HILL near the Old Stand
Iebll SmVrua. Del
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Proclamation,

TO THE CITIZENS OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
WHEREAS since the issuing of my Proclamation ol
the twenty-cighth day of August last, it has become
manifest that this State cannot be ready for the
draft by the twenty-ffth day of September instant
the day therein fixed for the same to commence:
Now, THEREFORE I, William Burton, Governor Of
the State Of Delaware, by virtue of the power con.
fcrred upon me by tho Secretary of War, do post
pone the draft in this State until the fifteenth da
of October, A. ID. 1862, at which time drafting will
commence:
In testimony whereof l have caused the Great
Seal Of the State of Delaware to be horeunlo affixed
Done at Dover, this seventeenth day of September
~ in the year Of our Lord one thousand eiybt
SEAL hundred and sixty-two, and of the Inde-
\S6 = pendence Of said State the eghtyscventh
WILLIAM BURTON.
BY tho Governor,
EDWARD RIDeELY,
Secretary Of Stale.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

RErEAsED.-About one hundred prison
ers, who were taken at the recent battles,
were released last Tuesday morning from
Fort Delaware, after taking the oath of al
legiance. Many Of the men were from the
North, and had been forced into the Con
tederate army, under threats Of imprison-
ment or death. They choose, rather than
go back into bondage, to take the oath and
stay North, where they can enjoy freedom
of speech and the pursuit Of happiness.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

An iron-clad gunboat of the Monitor class
was successfully launched from the yard Of
Messrs. Harlan, Hollingsworth & Co, on
Saturday week. She has been named the
PatqSco. Her dimensions and length ex-
treme, 200 feet beam, 46 feet depth OF
hold IL it. inches The vessel, it is sup
posed, will be completed and ready for the
Government in from four to five weeks.
Her turret is expected OH from New York.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
WARES, &c, &c.,7

WARES, Sc, Sc,l
at his Store, on Main street, next door to Bank Of
Smyrna, and that
Erery article IS Fresh and Grnuinr, and Of the Best
Q"a9y TINT can be Procnred, eqch being seiccfcd tr
PFeSFy Jor Fhys'c'a"S Prescriptions and Famiiy use
u is his determination to sell everything in his line
- HIS connection with the best h0lesaIe houses in
fhiiadelpha and New York will enable hn to do
so' he therefore respectfully sociIs the Public Pat.
oaSe WHICH, by STREET personal attention business
and an accommodating disposition il shall ever he
his Study TO deserve and appreciate.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
FROM KESTCCKY.

The latest advces from kentucky indicate that
battle at BardstOwn was extremely imminent
Reports received in Louisville on Saturday. stated
that tho rebels had from thirty to thirty-fve thou
sand men within circle Of eight miles diameter
around Bardstown, and that our central advance
was only four miles from the place--.the rebels
having been steadily driven in up to that pint.
Some 600 prisoners had been captured.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
DIED,

On the Sd inst near Lcipsis Station, very sudden.
y, of the congestion Of the brain, William s. Bishop
in the Goth year of his age.
Of yellow fever, at Key West, Cornelius C. Marlin
ne belonged to the marine service on board the
FTlgate s. Laurence and when taken sick was re.
moved to the hospital, where hc died ON the 18th
ult.. in the 3Ist year Of his age
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
PRESIDENTIAL VISIT,

President Lincoln has been on a visit to Gen.
Mcclellan, and the battle field of Maryland. He
returned to Washington on Saturday night. At
Frederick, Maryland, he was received by the resi-.
dents with the greatest snthusiasm no scotch cap'
vas required this time, to insure his personal safety
while on the soil of Maryland, my Maryland"
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Harness Stolen.

Was stolen from the premises of the subscriber,
on the evening of the 9th inst, new IRON plated set
of carriage housekeeping collar and bride. a
suitable reward will be given for the apprehension
of the thief and return oftIe harness.
CHAS. H. REGISTER.
Near Long Point Landing
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

Twenty-three thousand rebels are in Missouri un.
der Coffee, Shelby and others The rebel General
Rains is at Pea Ridge with large force. Seven
teen thousand are in reserve at Little Rock.
Ten rebel prisoners, who had repeatedly broken
their oaths after being captured by our forces and
liberated on parole, were recently shot at Macon
City, Missouri
Oen Harvey has been assigned to command in
the West.
The U. 5. bunboat Monitor has gone to Washing
ton for repairs.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
nj HARRIED

In Philadelphia, on the 23d inst, bv the Rev.
William {. Robinson, Mr.. Thomas J. Stevenson to
Miss Caroline II. Sparklin, both of Dover, Del,
On September the 23d, by Rev. J. ID. Curtis, Mr..
Benjamin l.. Stradley to Miss Emily A. Burris, all
of Kent county, Del.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

A gentleman Of New York has received letter
from an officer in Garibaldi's army. rendering its
services to fight for the Union, and asking if the
State of New York will accept them.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
The Election and the R.hsllinn.

There can be no doubt that the leaders Of the
Southern rebellion looking with the most an nxious
sOlcude for the results of the fall elections in the
loyal States If these should be unfyorable TO the
administration of President Lincoln, there will be
joy throughout the dominions of Jefferson Davis
The success of the Democratic ticket will be hailed
as the first sign Of concession to the South the ut
iaSte complete triumph of the rebellion and the total
and final disruption of the Union. The moral ad
vantage given to the rebels by the defeat of the Ma
tional Union candidates would be as Of much value
to them as would great victory over our forces in
the field.
Every so-caled Democrat manifestly gives them
aid and comfort Every report favorable 10 the
election of the Brsckinridge Democratic nominees,
rejOces their hearts. Elect Democratic delegation
to Congress. Democratic Legislature, and Demo.
cratic State Ulcers and the rebels will hold Up their
heads more proudly than ever They will declare
that President Lincoln has not the confidence of the
people, and tlst the fact is sign that the day for
the 49, cement Of their Independence is draw
ing near.
we must look this thing straight in the face.
The danger is great, unless the loyal people become
aroused 50 as TO crcumvsnt the plans Of those who
ara trying 10 beray the State into the hands of the
rebels. If they al go the polls everything will bo
right. But they net Aboring half so earnest Y
and industriously the Democrats arc, as the re-.
cent election showed. These can only be defeated
By extreme vigilance and by a universal resolve
among the loyal Union citizeus to 90 to the polls
We appeal to our readers, in the name of all the
bold dear in their country, and in the name Of the
brndreds of thousands of gallant patriots who arc
Offering up their lives for the great cause of th.
Union, no. " let the cause be lost by their luke
warmnes1
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

SCHOOL TEACHERS ExENrT.-Tho Commissioners
10 supernted the draft Of the militia for Kent coun.
", has decided that the provisions of tho old ilt.
law Of this State still in force, Under tb. DE-
cisiOa, schOOl-teachers. having twenty scholars o,
Oyes in charge, are exempt from military duty and
san have their names stricken from the roll. Or
making application to the Commissioner at smyrn.
or TO G. b, Dickson. at Dover.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

We have nothing from the Army of the Potomac
Sfs&h indicates active movements, excepting the
belief on the part of Washington correspondents,
that the rebels are leaving Winchester and falling
back towards Staunton. If they are making this
movement, it is probably in consequence of sigs Of
activity in the National Army. Private advices
have led US to expect something of the kind.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

All the abe-bOdied negroes in North Carolina are
being seized By the rebel Secretary of War and sol
to work on Notifications
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

number OF skirmishea have taken place in Ken.
lucky, resulting in the repuse of the rebels, the
the defeat of the rebel Morgan, and the capture
Of six hundred prisoner.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

complete assortment OF Cutlery, such as K,.ivos
znTs an" StrJp>, e.. -''
The a!icn;.op q" tic ladies is also "a c, 10 hs -.
oriment % H""'g Nc"doS, knitting Needles. pI.
"'''S NJ, It's Teas Coils and TaIespocns Of ,he
most G'nir. ir""'ns ~ r"fuGus. sc.
Als', az. ',Ss"'il"nt "i tlte Arn,s Skates Nmn.r.
- rs AI"'l 'riH, shove, aud Ton T. Cuilyr-mls SC
'ers Frying Pans Waffle lroi., &c
81 HE 40 'Fe Articles Nl he sa.d prices 10 VI or
'haHrah !H h'"s'l ri>c" hrrc. Please call md, =
aie Tor ypursc!'"s. here YOU VIII ALWAYS fr INN
rfhay ana wiring ~ 1a+commoda;e The public on me
lt'5 J, f. WILLIAMS
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
TO 1YIE PTBLIC,

The subscriber is desirous Of saving that boino y
graduate OF the PhadeIphla College of Pharmacy and
having been engaged in this business lOr The past
Twelve years Is sufficient guarantee OF his ability 10
cohpouhu Prescriptions with perfect accuracy also
assure Them That none but the BEST and MOST EEII
ABLE Orngs aud pharmaceutical Preparations will
ever he used for that purpose.
Bug2S JAS p. UOFFECKFR
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

Garibaldi has written letter to the U. S. Consul
at Vienna, promising to fight for the North. The
London Times thinks the recent Federal revcrsss
will have the effect to restore freedom Of speech to
" ihe North" The Post thinks the strange and un.
looked for "eOup detat may possibly end the war
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

Gen. Lee (rebeD is sud to be moving towards
Martinsburg, and desperate battle is imminent.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

A skirmish took Place on the LIST inst, at FIoyd,.
Fork, Ky. between Gen. Gill's advance and abou,
1000 rebels. Our artillery scattered them,
skirmish also took place the Bards,owu rod
sadinQ in The repulse Of the rebsIs with loss.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

Gen. Scho6eld, with 200 men, has gone to at.
tack the rebel forces at Newtonia, No. sixteen miles
from SarcOxie, and battle will soon tako place.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
SECOND VICTORY AT coRrSrH.

Generals Ord and IIurburt came upon the enc.
my Sunday, Hurlburt having driven in small bodies
the day before, after seven hours hard fighting.
drove the enemy five miles back across the IIatche
toward Corinth. capturing two batteries 300 prs.
Onsrs and many small arms.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
RoUr OF THE REBELS At xEwroxra, NO.

On Saturday morning General SehOfsld advanced
upon the rebels at Newtonia. small town 54 miles
southwest Of Springfield, and after two hours en-
gagemsnt, the rebels broke and fled in all directions.
The ouemys forcs is estimated at $4,000. Our loss
was tEihing
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Notice 90 Dchfors.

Notice is hereby given 10 all persons indebted +,
ISCHUDY Il COLLINS either by Note, Bond or
Book Acco mt, that said Indebtedness must be paid
by December LIST, 1862; and those having open Ac-
counts must call and close them immcdiairlv.
aug7 TSCHUDY g. COLLINS.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Articles, &c. &c.

The subcriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
SMYRNA and vicinity Ihpl he has a new and well se-
leCled stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, FANCY
AND TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGISTS,
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
M ISCELLAN ANEOUS.
War News.
: VICTORY AT CoRINrl

The tie seems to have fairly turned at the Was,
Morgan has escaped, Buell. is driving Bragg out Of
Kentucky and Rosecrans's partial victory at Iuka
has boon followed up by complete one at Cornth.
IL appears that rebel army of about 10000 men,
sspmandsd by Generals Price, Van Dorm and Low
ell attacked Gen. ROsscrans position at Corinth, on
Saturday morning last. Simultaneous attacks were
made upon our right, centre and loft, and at first
our troops gave way at the centre. as the rebel.
forced their way into the heart of the town. But
they were driven out fastor than they came in, and
BY halfPast eleven o'clock their whole army was in
full retreSt leaving behind from 700 to 900 prisoners
unwounded, and great many wounded Their
loss was very heavy, was ours also.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

Mrs. Lincoln. last week, sent about / 900 pounds
OfSraPes to the different military hospitals in Wash
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

Gen Hooker has nearly recovered from hi. wourd
ana yin soes taksths seld again,
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

Judge Holt suys that ''no one can doubt the pow
or of Mr.. Lincoln to issue proclamation of eman-
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Miscellaneous Advertisements
Harmer, Lechler & Co..
PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MEL

No. 2 South Water st. Philadelphia.

rhODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
No. 2 South Water st. Philadelphia.
Particular attention paid to the sale of Peaches
Berries, Potatoes Eggs, Poultry, and all kinds of pro-
duce.
Having practical knowledge of the business, and
large acqu Iinlance with the city trade we mosl
respectfully solicit cOnslgnments with the determine
ton Of making prompt returns, and we will nse every
means to give satisfaction 10 those who may favor ui
with their bnslness
SAML IARMER c. LECuLER C.: JENNINGS
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Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

Thirteen new regiments arrived in Washington
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
CUTLER Y.

such as Sh"vc', s iades Rrldlc.blt, nfawnc rn,ys.
Sa"t' N"} shcs with all other Iya.s Gc,l!a1Ie 10
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
BuiIdinr Hardware

COMPRISING IN part Locks. I.achcs, Bolts. Sc,es.
.nees' Nails CASH Chlseis Augers weights, Ayes
ElkEs7sENG EYgg,g4E.vsEH.. H..E,a
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Hardware Store.

Inc u"h"f'ignod, smorcssor 10 Wm. Wjlds. youI6
reSb'"iIG'iy n"r:" lhe public lhal he ha, nnrued
.n' x" a'l" complete assortment oi Ialdvare Cneds
IN tIc house recently occupied by | u Jia,r,I,'
Commerce 81, NAiYRNA, ,nnsislIIn OF