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THE NUMBER OF GkNERALs.-A ca retail anal |
sic OF the appointments Of major-generals and
brgaders shows that OF twenty-five ma lor gen.
erals appointed, seventeen either belonged to
the regular army, or have performed military
service in prevleus wars here or 10 Europe, or
had military educatious Only five have been
taken from civil life. Banks, Butler, Dix and
Morgan are four Of these. Of two hundred
br gadiers appointed, one hundred aud twenty
three were either taken from ths regular army
or had military experience 10 the field here or
in Europe, or had military educaIions. It's
maintained that our army is officered, a who e,
most ably The effclive force 10 given by
Senator Wilson at about $4,000
Mr. CRITTENDEx AND Mr.. LINCOLN In a
recent speech in the House, Mr.. Crittenden, Of
Kentucky, paid this handsome compliment 10
! the President:
| l Ivoled against MIR. Lincoln and opposed him
honestly and sincerely but MIR. Lincoln has g
won me to his side. There 10 a niche in the
temple of fame, niche near to Washington.
which should be occupied BY the statue efhm
who shall save his country. Mr.. Lincoln has
a mighty destiny. II is tor him. if he will, to
step into that niche. IL is for him 10 be but a
President Of the people of the United States,
aad there will his statue be. 1t is in his power
to occupy a place next to Washington, the
founder and preserver, side BY side.
/ When General Butler took possession OF Bal.
iimore, shortly after the outbreak the war. the
New Orleans Journals declared he was an old
colored barber known as " Picayune Butler,
who formerly kept a shop under the St. Charles
! Hotel, in the Crescent City. The Genera
, Is now back again among his old customer
with a somewhat enlarged razor, in the sha p'
: of sword. Having lGthered the scsmps well
: it will take an instrument the full length Of I
] sword to go over their elongated faces ant
Q :. Picayune Butler" the colored barber" i
just the man to perform the interesting opera
ton. Recent dispatches from New Orlean
f show that already be has secures a good ru
e Of customers.
TIE military GOVERNOR OF NORTH CARC
. LIMA Washington, May 20.-The Hon. Eve
Stanley is on the eve Of departure for NOrt
Carolina. as Military Governor of that STATE
He is invested with the powers, duties an
functions of that station, including the powt
to establish all necessary Offices and tribunal
uRd to suspend the writ OF hGbeGs corpus dnrin
the pleasure Sf the President or until The loyt
= inhabitants shall organize a State goVernmen
in accordance with the Constitution Of II
Uaited States. His powers are exactly slmil
% to those with which GoVsrnor Johnston Of Te
z nesse is invested.
81 The Madison Courier, says:-" The ter
d" skedaGdle" is a legitimate derivation from Il
a, Greek verb skedasso or s&edazo perfect tens
q. eskedaka; meaning to rOuI or disperse.
come back with our three months volunteer
'e and is. doubtless, due TO some Of the ambitio
1t, students, many of whom few to arms amoI
es the 6rst levies."
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May 18th, 1862.
Gen. Hunters Proclamation. "A Start,
ling Movement.

By late arrival from Port Regal we have
the intelligence that Gen. Hunter, commanding
the Department, has issued an important order
which has startled the whole country.
He declares that the three States Of Georgia,
Florida and South Carolina, having deliberate.
ly declared themselves ne longer Hnder the
protection of the United Statss Government,
aud having taken up arms sgainst 1t. II there
fore became necessary to declare martial law
in those three States. Slavery being incom-
patible with martial law in free country.
the slaves in Georgia, Florida and South Caro-
lima ere accordingly declared forever free.
The insane order meets almost universal
condemnation. Some journals combat it upon
the great principle that each Stats has sxclu-
sive Jurisdiction Of this subject. as it has of all
it's internal or domestic affairs; some oppose it
on account Of it's manifest injustice, some are
against il because Of it's direct and violent an.
tagsuism to the frequently declared policy Of
the Administration but all condemn it without
auali6caton, excepting a few jou urusls of the
ultra Abolition stripe. which give II kind Of
timid and half halling support
THIS msrked unanimity of the newspa per
press is true expression of public opinion.
With vety rare exceptions, the views OF the
paople, as spoken by themselves. are either ot
strong regret or severe censure Of General
Hun,sE's order.
Among Huntsr's HnpPortes, however, ID
"Oeeasional" or the Press, who argues in
this wise.
Il is true, the sympsthiEers with Secession
in the free States, who are so anxious TO ava
ken the prejudlces Of the population against the
blacks, will agonize over the policy Of Gen
Huater; but can the Seeessionists OF the South
complain! Have Ihey not set the example
Have they moi shown. BY their every ACT, mol
merely their readiness TO enrsl their slave,
in their own ranks, but their insatIaIe hatred
oftheir former white fellow citizens, they viii
stsp sherl Of no act however vile, TO accomplish
their purposes. The SecessIonsts employ saw
ages 10 take the sea pa and cut the threats o
our white men on the frontiers; they poison
wells; insult prisoners, mutilaIe the wounded
ha:k the bodies Of I Q d al and burn the las
remains Of the defend ., Of the CONSTITUTION
aud yet we hesitate about employing negroe
against them. IT thsy are not so employed tn
prediction Of James Buchanan vii! 6s realized
that the brave soldiers from the tree States vii
be "swept of like rotten sheep in the sic i
Southern season.
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The thck,skulled Canadiuns are actually be.
ginning to get possession of an idea or two
about the progress Of the NSuenal arms. The
Mo4ueal Herald, which has been OnscruPu.
Ions in / 9 snisrepTesentatIon Of our affairs. in
iis Tuesdays issUe rilicules the false prophets
OF London, and says: Z" For our own parts
We have never seen the advantage OF allowing
ourselves to be deceived, or sfdeceIvIng Others
ss 20 the course Of events. We never doubted
thai the Norlh would reesta olIeb the rule o
law throughout The Union aud We suspect
that the TIME within which that will be accom-
plisscd is GOV rapidly approaching ias compile
tioHe
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Registers Office,

DOVER, Kent County. Del. May I'd. 1867.
Upon the appica ton Of Ann C.. Holding and George
II. Ray administrators Of William H. Holding
late OF Duck Creek Hundred in saId county, deceased
It is ordered and directed by the Register thai the
said administrators give notice OF the granting sfLe
ters Of Administration upon the estate Of the said de-
ceased by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days of the date of such letters in six the raoss
public places Of the county Of Kent requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate TO present the
same or abide by the act of Assembly in such care
made aud provided. And aRo cause abe same TO Re
serted in the Delaw are Gazette, q newspaper pub
lished Wilmington, and in the Smyrna Times, q
ne wspa per published in Smyrna and continue therein
four weeks.
Given under the hand and seal OF Office Of the Reg
isler aforesaid at Dover. Kent county aforesaid
H. ST. the day and date above written.
d. c. GOODWIN. Regiier.
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HARDWARE.

A general assortment. which he will sell so per
cent. cheaper than be bought elsewhere. Cum.
berand Nails S3. .25 per keg; Pughs Anger Bits, 10
cts. per qrtr; Wade Butchers Augers cts perqr.;
Socket Chisels, cts, per Or; Frnne Chisels, cIs
per qr; all sizes Of Screws from To inch at IS cts.
per gross Uprgh Janus FaCod and Morlce Locks So
cts, some Of which worth ST. Shoves, Spades.
hinges. Shutter Bolts. and numerous other articles.
9 100 Cords Of Wood wanted. and the high hest price
aid for all kinds of Country Produce. sp24.3m
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~ office.

The undersigned. administrators named above,
hereby give notice, that Letters of Admin'stration
were granted to them on the Sd day Of May 1861 Al
persons therefore having demands against the dsreas
Ell estate will present the same properly atiesled On
or before the I'd day of May 1863 ar abide by law IN
this behalf ANN C. HOLDING, I 49,,
GEO. II. RAYMOND, "N"'''
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The steam transport Atlantic brings intel.
II sanes that the rebel steemer Planter had ar
rived At Port Royal frsm Chsrlss'on, N charge
Of ost contraba nd pilot aHd crew, who turn.d
hav, ovet' 10 Uncle Sam. She had on board
seven heavy. guns. beside al s-inch rihed ons,
to,sndsd 10 have baen mounted on Fort Ripley.
! work in csnrse Of construction on the " Md.
de Csround," 10 Charleston HarboT.
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Farmers, Look Out.
Guns and Pistols

The subscriber informs the citizens Of SMYRNA and
The country adjacent that he has taken the house for
nerly pied by JulHs Passauer, opposite he Cal
rage Factory Of Cahoon & Carrow, on Commerce St.
where he is prepared 10 make all kinds Of FIRE
ARMS Rifles, MHskets, Shot. Guns. Pistols &c.
He is complete Of his trade. having learned
the business in Germany. and worked for some time
in the principal establishments in tins country.
All kinds Of Repairing done on reasonable terms
je27-3m NICHOLAS GLATF.
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening, the 18th inst., by Rev.
J. B. Ayars, Mr.. George w. Ingram to Miss
Susan Pratt, both Of New Castle CO., Del.
On the 18th inst, at Washington Hotel.
Wilmington, by Rev. #. c. Murphy, Richard
l.. MailIey and Rachel J. De4kyDe, both of
New Castle CO. Del.
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The grand jury of Bostbea coon,y, Ky, a.
o. last session, found Indictments sgais,t 81
s,,;zsns Of that Ceun,y for having ea'ered the
ss,s,es Of. ths, Southern Coofederscy, aid
sga,ps, IL others tor invading Kentucky 10
m.ks war against ibs Slate
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j. III. PRIMROSE !
Fresh Arrival of New Goods.
The subscriber has just returned from Phladelp phia
with large and well-assorted stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Queemsware.

MACKEREL, HERRING, MEAT, &c.
This stock selected with great care and bought
exclusively for cash. which the public we'll know
that owing 10 The serious prostraton business and
great financial panic among the merchants OF Phila
addition to my small expense to do business. enables
to sell goods at least twenty FIVE per less than
merchants who sell on credit.
can sell Calicoes at 10 and I21 cts, as good as
ever was sold Challys DeLanes. l2b. l9, 20 and IS
cts.; Shepherd Paids IS cts; Manchester Gngham,
l2A cts Brown Muslin from 20 Is, and Bleached
from Ga to l2l cts !; 1914 Brown and Bleached Sheet
ing o4 Ladies' Cloaking Cloths CoItonades and all
ether descriptions of Dry Goods.
Also. large stocA Of Hardware. which will c'ose
out at veey low prices. intend discontinue kse
! ing IL.
Ia the Grocery department star beyond competi.
ton. Good Brown Sugar. 8 cts good Rio Coffee 90
and % cts. Burnt do, IS cts; prime Hams 10 cts
Shoulders, 81 cts Sides 81 so per nd best Easpor,
| Herring (gilledl $3.50.
All ARTICLES usually kept in a country store which
will be sold at the lowest oash prices.
The public are respectfully invited 10 call and eT
anime my stock, before purchasing the Banl
Of smyrna The store formerly occupied by w. EDwn
SPRUANcE.
mys JOSEPH II. PRIMROSE.
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IrOn Foundry
And Machine Shop,
@S Nm "a m& N - O.

DEL.
Formers take notice. that Machines are made and
carefully ropailad at the old stand. on Main street,
orc door bclotD DennIng's Carriage Factory.
Farmers will do well by having their Reaping and
Moving Machines properly repaired before they want
70 use them, and Machine Shop s the place u take
them The underigned having had several years
expsrsnce in the business prepared 20 Repair all
kinds Of Agricultural Machinery, Mil Work. DC.
Rsspey Sections, ofall patterns always on hand -
Castings, of all kinds, on hand and made 10 order.
! yyholesale or retail
GEO. w. g. 8 TAYLOR.
N.R.-An ind enuired Apprentices At the M, u drng
business wanted, between the age of4 and az years
m,1Iro q. W - = r.
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Dividend.

The Directors OF this Institution have this day de.
clared a dividend Of tive per Of the profits Of
the last months. payable to the S'ockholders. or
their legal representative. on or after the 9th
By order
w NJ. BELL, Cashier.
Bank Of Smyrna. May /, 1862 At
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DOCTOR
G Ii A RI E S l.. Nj AHON
(Successor TO DR.. Gardiner,)
HOmGOpalhist.
OFFICE-McIhedstS Street. next door to the chiee Of
Dr. VIM Cummins.
DAVID L. SMITHERS,

Formerly Student OF w. G. A. Bonwell,)
Offers his services to inhabitants OF Smyri a
and vicinity. OFFICE-The room recently
occupied by Miss Sarah West, Main st next
door to the residence OF Col. Geo. Davis.
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DIE ..

In this town, or the l1th inst, Mira. Hannah
Burre, wife of Nicholas Burris. aged 81 years
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Take Notice.
CHEAP DRY GOODS,
OIL CLOTHS. BOOTS AND SHOES, RATS
AND CAPS. GROCERIES. QUEENSWARE.
AND PROVISIONS

The subscriber has just received lnrge and we'll
selected stock OF Dry Goods such usually kept
in country store. which he well sell atprices to
the times for cash country produce. His stock Of
carpets will he found complete, and he sold al old
prices Ito will sell good Shoulder Bacon at 81 cis
and old Hams at 8 cts. EDWARD BECK.
Smyrna. Jan. 20, 1862.
r S--For sale cheap and on accommodating terms.
Coon IloRsE.
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Hardware Store.

-espectfuly inform The public that he has opened
and complete assortment OF Hardware Goods.
in the house recently occupied by l. d. Hamilton,
Commerce ST., SMY YRNA. COnsisting of
Building Hardware,
in part Locks. Latches.. Bolts, Screws.
Hinges Nails, Sash, ChIsels, Augcrs, Weights. Axes
HaiChets. &c, &c.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
such ShOvels, Spades, BrdIe.bits Drawing knives
Saws Scythes, with all other Tools desirable isI
Farm Use.
CUTL ERY.
A complete assortment Of Cutlery. such as Knives
and Forks, CarVers Stees, Pen-Knves Scissors. Ra-
zOrs and SIrops &c.
The attention Of the Ladies' is also called TO his
Ortment OF Sewing Needles. Knitting Needles, Pins.
Thimbes and Table spOsnE Of tho
finest quality. Ironing AT paraius, &c.
Also. an assortment Of Fire Arms, Skates. Dinner.
bells, Andi'ons, ShOvels and Tongs Coffee mills Sf
| ters Frying Pms. Waffle irons, &c
All the above articles will he sold at prices 10 wei
than can be bought elsewhere. Please call and .1
anime for yourselves. where you will always find hin
ready and willing to accommodate the public on III,
| best terms.
Ieb3 ~. .fa ,'- 1'a J. +. WILLIAMS.
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Gentlemen's Wear.

Farmers and others buying Cassmeres. Tweeds.
Jeans. COttOnades, &c are invited examine these
goods. of which he has large assortment, fully as
cheap as Gver Sold
Boots and Shoes as cheap as the cheapest-GaIters
at 25, so and IS cts. 81 and 81.
Groceries-goOd New Orleans Sugar for cts. per
h. Moasses IS cts. per gal fair Herring, 81 so per
bbl. extra do, 50 10 $3.50; Shoulder Bacon, 64 per
H.; SIJes S6.25 per nd Sugarcured Hams, Sag cts.
a very superior Turkey Coffee for l6 cts. per h..
PAINTS, OILS. PUTTY, TARNISHES
Welhercl's pure Lead. Fluid. Lard Oil. Kerosene
hest n alitv for 40 els neFg gaI
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DOCTOR w. T. COLLINS

WILL give prompt attention to the citizens Of
wv Smyrna and vicinity. in the prIctlcs Of his
profession. (apl,'57n
OFFICE at the House formerly occupied
Jv DR.. r. s. CUlbreth, MaiH st., G6oUe FeS.
,neIFs Hotel
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Dress Goods.

All the newest Styles and at much reduced price'.
All the best makes OF Calico al l24 cts Lot Of 60
Challys DsLanes at 10 els; do. ~ cts; Lot o
SOLID color Bareges, in Pink. Blue and Tans. AT II
cts, worth 374 Rest Chalies and Shepherd PLAID
from 70 ~ % cts. over 200 yds. CanbrIc and SWis
EdgIngs to l6 cts. Of which worth 80 cts.
yd. AlsOa large assortment best Kid Gloves, Hoo
Skirts, Sun Umbrellas, &c.
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BLANK NOTES for sale at lala olAes..
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WAsHINaTOn CRY aARSEs,
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that he NJ gpses The sSays pissSs ssrsss SOins ios
this sesson and that hereafter, on every MONDAY
I'D dTHukSDAY q o,eloek p. q thsrs Will b.
A4ns Ten pin Alley and Shooting Gallery have
ees3 erected fot the amSsernsnt Of vcjtbp. ri
Club sad Aeociatious can h.ss ne use Of the
pledges hiuself that he will uao bis best endeayors
lopiesss ell WIN will honor him With their presence
The national Republican., 1862-06-30
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