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Gov. Burton has been notified by the Adju-
tant General that recruiting for the Volunteer
Service was stopped on Thursday last. ~.
PROPOSED FOR GovERNoR.-Several promi.
nent leaders of the Union party, propose nom.
mating the Delaware hero, Commodore Samuel
Francis DUPONT for Governor of the State.
CAPTURED D-Ten slaves were captured near
Middletown, on Monday week, belonging to a
gentleman Of Ches,ertown, Md.
WOUNDED AND DEAD.-Three ear loads Of
dead and wounded passed through Whining ton
the other day from Winchester battle field.
In Fort DELAwARE.-About two hundred
prisoners taken at the battle of Winchester,
were trasferred from Batimere to Fort Della.
ware, on Sunday week, aud some ten or fifteen
more were removed there on Wednesday.
SENAToRIAL TERM ExPIREs,-The Senatori.
al term OF the Hon. James A. Bayard, expires
on the 4th Of March next. The next election
will decide whether he can 60 back again or
not.
One of the Lieutenants of the First Della.
ware Regiment has resigned. He would have
been perfectly willing 10 have continued in
Uncle Sans service had he moved the army,
but staying where he was he was near dying
OF ennu.
VOTED AGAINST EMANcIPATIoN.-Messr
Bayard and Salisbury both voted on Wednes.
day against the resolution empowering Con.
gress to cooperate with any state for the eman.
clpaton of its slaves, by the pecunary com pen.
saiion of the masters. The resolution how
ever was passed by vote of 80 ayes TO 10
nays.
MURDER AT CAMP FIsHER.--Ou Tuesday
of last week, soldier Of the Third Delaware
Regiment, now stationed at Camp Fisher, near
Camden, named Thomas Heap, but better
known in Wilmington by the name of Butts. shot
another named Rudolph. Butts used to be en-
gagged in the stable of Mr.. Robert Porter, in
Wilmington. The body of Rudolph was carried
to Wilmington en- Wednesday. Butts was ar.
rested and, we learn, court martial convened.
It is alleged that it was done on purpose, to
crafty an old grudge.
To BE REMovED.-Col. Hyatt will remove
his school from Wilmington to West Chester
on the 26th of the present month. He will
occupy the building in that town lately in pos
session OF A. Bolmar, and to be known as the
Pennsylvania Military Academy.
DEATH oP AUGUSTINE MAILLx.-Mr. Angus.
tine Mailly French gentleman, we'll known
in this State. died at West Chester last week.
He was once. for a short time an assistant Ed.
itor of the BE Hens Chicken. He afterwards
started a paper called the DelGwGre Line,
which, however, broke down. His first wife
was a daughter Of Mr.. Thomas a celebrated
and wealthy grain merchant of Odessa. He
leaves several sons. who are mostly residents
in Odessa.
Philip and James M. Grose have sold their
farm of about 400, laying in St. Georges and
Red Lien Hundreds, to Nathan Strong of Phil.
adelPhia, for about $1,000.
PAVING OFF.-The FIRST Delaware Beginner,
stationed near Fortress Monroe, Va, has beer
paid of, and some Of the men have made re.
miIta0ces to their families. 1t will be good
news to rHany when the Second Delaware meet.
with like good fortune. ....t....
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followed up it's work Of adopting the Presidents
resolution for cOmpensating States for the eman-
elPs'ion Of slaves. by passing the bill to abolish
slavery Ia the District of Columbia. The vote
slosd 20 in favor Of the bill. to IA against it.
Truly, the world moves, when on each of two
seeeeasivs days the United States Senate adopt
saeh measures in the face Of our National pre-
iudiess
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THE MARKETS

In smyrna white wheat is selling at 81 35
Ked' 81 % yellow Corn 81 cls.,-whlte 53
hye' oo and Oats, 81 cts. per bushel. Rouud
potatoes, 62 cts. per bushel. Butter. 23 cts
per Id. Eggs, 10 cts. per doz.
The prices in the Phiadelp phia market, are.
For White wheat, 81 40; Red, 81 33, Re
20 cts; Corn. Sc and Oats, 35 cents Nc, an..
ell f' ''9''
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The Quarterly Meeting for Smyrna Circuit
and Station took place on Sunday last. The
Rev. DIR. Quigley preached here morning and
evening, the pastor being sick. In the morn.
ing. at Bethel, the Bev. VIM. Matthias. the ju.
nior preacher of the Circuit, preached very &C.
cep'aby toe large cencOurse of people. DR..
Quigley preached at the same place in the af,
teFnonn
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Latest From Island No 10.
General Pope Captures Three Generals and
sic Thousand Prisoners Of War, One Hun.
dred Siege Guns.

~. Louis, April S.-Gen. Pope has captar.
ed three Generals, SIX thousand prisoners OF
war, one hundred siege guGs, several field bat.
teHes, an Immense quantity OF snla Il arms, tents,
wagons, horses and provisions In accomplish.
IHg all this he has not lost single man.
The rebels fled toward Upton sinking sey
eFal OF their transports aad gunboa,s.
Their floating battery. mounting ten guns.
drlfted down The river last night. and is now
aground near Point Plesant, and will be recov.
cred, with it's armament. The Ohio Belle " Il!
also be recovered.
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FROM GEN. FREMoNT's COMMAND

Operation have begun in the Department of
Gen Fremont. telegram from Wheeling ad-
ylses US that Gen. MIlrcy has advanced from
Cheat Mountain TO the rebel camp Allegheny,
and that the rebels there and at HuntersyIle
and Monterey have fallen back. Other ofour
CO umns in the Mountain Department are sa lid
TO be moving Bushwhac ackers are appearing at
d ifierent points, but they will soon be brought
into subsection by the rigors ofmarlial law.
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raE"TIueS" )" is Published .EOery Thursday. 5y
Rssr. D. H0FFEcKEa, Editor and Proprietor, al
ssyraa, Del.
cRtS was ;RIPrlS. = 0as-ycGr, 81 so in Advance
o. ssOO If Hat paid tII cad Of the year No paper
SsssatiA&st astil all arrears lare paid-Only at The
ssfisH ef tksI PEblisksr.
A,sExrIssa For eUsrysqaare Of IL lines or less first
isriSa. 30 es.i each subsequent insertion % cts-
Liksrst srrasJsReAts madei WIth yearly and half
x..tF sGpsrtisers
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CHURCH STATIsTIcs.-We learn from the
Minutes Of the M. E. Conference for the pres.
ent year that Smyrna station has 3e7 members,
SO ProbatOners, and three Sunday Schools
numbering 480 scholars. The contributions to
the Missionary cause amounted to $239. 80
Tract cause, $4,000; Bible cause, S14.79; for
the relief of worn-out Preachers. $40 90, be-.
sides number Ofether charitable contributions
Eight deaths have occurred during the year.
Smyrna Circuit has church, 642 member,
l24 proOationers. and Sunday schools with
547 scholars. The Missionary collection
amounted to sl66.55; Tract, $1I41; Bible
$1,000; for wern-Out Preachers, $4s.25.
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Landing. The battle lasted from morning un-
til late in the afternoon, and resulted 10 the de.
feat of The Rebels, with heavy loss on both
sides' Gen. Grant is following up the enemy.
Gen. Buell. has arrived ineTennessee.
Fwo divisions of bis army were in the battle
at Pittsburgh Landing.
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EMANCIPATION IN WESTERN VIReINA.-It
spPesrs that the late election on the question
ssAdop,ing the new constitution fer Western
Sirginiai it was not obligatory to take a vote
on the question of gradual emancipation, so
that in many places no votes were taken on the
subject. But wherever such votes were taken
she nsjerity on the side of freedom was great.
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FROM GEN. RANKs' COMMAND

We learn that the bridge over Stony Creek.
at Woodstock, was captured on Sunday, and
that our troops crossed owe. upon il, greeted by
lively cannonade from Ashby's battery. The
rebels, however, we're soon driven awav. and
our forces, at last accounts. occupied their late
position. There aad been some skirmishinp at
Edinburgh, but nothing of Importance had oc
CARED
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giving their jewels to pay for the construction
ola steam-ram TO defend their harbor against
the entrance OF Government vessels. We have
not Jet heard, however, of any apparent dispo-
ELTON to give up for the good of the country
and OF humanity those jet ornaments upon the
possession of which South Carolina society has
80 much prided itself. This sacrifice would
make the other entirely unnecessary.
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rebel dispatch from Mobile announces that
TWO thousand of Gen. Buffers force landed
on wednesday at Biloxi, Miss, and seve red
the telegraphlc communication between New
Orleans and Mobile.
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Dissolution.

The firm heretofore existing ard lransacting bu,i
ness under the han and title OF TSCHUDY 4 col
LiNS Is tins day dissolved by mutual consent Filth
or Ol The parties IS authorized 10 settle the business
lhe iate n, and all persons ndebirC % SAID firm are
requested to make Immediate puyGient and those
having clGlinS to present the same for sttlemept
VIM w. TSCHUDY,
JNO L. COLLINS,
April5, 1862
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MAJOR William H. Polk. Of Tennessee, broth.
er,o' Ex.P Pres dent Polk, openly expresses him
sell 70 hvor ofthe Con6ssation bill, and say 9
~ VII greatly aid 10 supervising the rebellion.
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a dispatch TO The Secretary Of war States
that two gunboats succeeded in running The
gauntlet of rebel batteries at Island No. 10. and
joined Gen. Pope's forces They will doubt.
less be made available in shelling out the rebel
batteries on the opposite side of the river, pre.
Para'ery to crossing of a portion of Gen
POpe's command.
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Spring GOODS ,

"a We call the attention of the public 10 On
q The stock Of Goods we are now receiving "a
= for Spring sales, all of which, having q
- been bought for cash in the markets Of
) New York and Philadelphia, we are ena. .
q bled to cell on the most reasonable terms ~
G.
% for cash or Country produce. W
|. ID. HAMILTON & co.
SMYRNA, DEL
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s.nes the naval fight in Hampton Roads, some
t,oOo differeHt schemes fOr.sinking. or other
~ss dssposing OF the Msrrimac, have been of.
Tered fered TO The Navy Department by Yankee ia
seaters.
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Horseheli states that threa hnnd,sd ,na
fersy-6ve miles is the grastest kaawn d;s,. nc
10 which sound hss been carried in ,hs ali,
~ was wnen me e~fui ex plos'on of the vol
s@ao ~ 81 Yincenrs was heard al Damarara,
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Election.

The Stockholders Of this Institution are hereby no.
ted that All election for Nine Directors 10 serve for
the ensuing year will be held at their Banking House
Smyrna, on Thursday lst day of May prsSimo, be
tween the hours Of 2 and O'Clock, p. m.
BY order,
w. M. BELL, Cash.
Bank Of Smyrns. April Z, 1859.
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FLAG STEAMER BENTON, ]
Of'Islapd No. 10. ApriD s (

On Island NO. III. AprD
To Hon. Gideon Wells, Secretary Of the
Navy: My telegraph three hours since in
forms the Department that Island No. 10 has
surrendered to the gunboats.
Capt. Phelps has THIS instant returned, after
having an interview with the late anda nj.
have requested Col. Buford, handing
the troops, to proceed Immediately in company
with two of the gUnboals and IKE possession of
the Island
The batteries on the Tennessee shore have
been hastily evacuated, where we shall find,
no doubt, IN the morning, lsrge quantities Of
munitions fwar.
communicate Immediately with General
Pope, who has, under cover of the two gun.
boats, which gallantly ran the blockade IN
thunder storm, crossed the river in force, and
was ready, as we'll as the gun and mortarb ts
with Genernl Buford, to have made a simulta.
neous attack upon the rebels, had they not so
hastily evacuated the Tennessee shore, and
surrendered Island No. 10.
full report will be made as soon as we can
obtain possession Of the land batteries and am
able TO communicate with General Pope.
A. II. FoorE.
Flag Officer.
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ISLAND MO. 10 SURRENDERED.
1belr Troops Guns and Transports Given
UP.
Official Despatshes from Commodore FoOte.

NeW Yark, April. 8 We have information
that Island No 10 was surrendered on Monday
at midnight, with all the men, transports, &C.
Chicago. April 6.-The steamer Alps ar.
rived at Cairo at o'clock Tuesday morning,
bringing Second Master Lord, of the gunboat
Benton; with dispatches hon Commodore Foote
announcing the surrender to him at midnight
OF the entire position at Island No. 10, with all
the men, guns, and transports The number of
prisoners is not yet known, nor the amount of
ordnance and stores.
The following is Commodore Foote'S official
despatch
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April5, 1862.
NOTICE.

Ihe undersigned will continue the business at the
o'd stand Grateful for the patronage bestowed on
the firm, solicit continuance of the same intend
Keeping general assortment Goods at all lines and
VIII sell veiy cheap for cash
aplO WILLIAM w TSCIITOV
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The last three days have been decdedl win
try, with snow. hail asd rain altersately, aud
the mercury nearly At the freezing point Nc
danger is however anticipated TO the fruit crop
as the season has been unusually backward.
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Commodore Foote reports gallant exploit
performed by a small,boat expedition SEN,
against Island No 10. On Tuesday he fitted
out FIVE boats, manned with u crew of 100 sail.
Ors. and dispatched them to spike the guns of
the enemy's main battery on the Island. They
reached No. Ten at midnight, pulled directly
in the face of the battery. carried it, spiked the
six guns, scared off the enemy, and returned
an nhar nd
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Cheap for Cash.

Come and give us a look before purchasing else
where. Come soon, and will try to make it TO your
interest tC buy. TIlOS CARROW
N. B-A lot OF hIst rate SEED SWEET PoTA.
TOES for sale. TIC
apl0
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An election for nine Direclors fer the Bank
of Smyrna will be held at the Bank on May 1st.
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MEMS AND BOYS
One Price System,

as near as possible, may rely upon not being ask
ed twice the worth of an article, but fair and living
profit. thereby saving the ttRe trouble and confusion
that is caused by asking tremendous big prices with
the expectation of being 'Jeoe" TO fair price, which
seldom gives satisfaction TO the purchaser.
Thankful for past favors respectfully socita con.
tinu9nce of the same.
apl0 EDWARD WARD.
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Spring Goods /!

The subscriber again calls the attention of his Gus
toners and the puDhc generally to his and hand
some stock of Spring Goods Of every variety, nu
merOus and tedious TO name, which will be sold
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A dispatch from Gen Wool TO the Secretary
of War says that the MerrimGc is in the dock
at Norfolk, loaded with coal, and will come out
OF the dock with two more guns, one of large
calibre. He adds. l de not believe the army
Of the Potomac will have many trOOpsto con-
tend with. -
IL 10 seid that the wOmen Of Charleston are
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NOTICE.

The subscriber having disposed Ofhis stock Of Goods
TO J. Ii trmrOse. would respectfully announce to all
who are indebted 10 him to call and settle their bills
Can be found his Office, in the rear of the Store
hOnse he formerly occupied
ap3 w. EDWIN SPRUANCE
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. 4 Parody WI sPpesf ne&s week,
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The troops ordered to Kansas some time
since for the ' Lane Expedition" are now
being sent to other and more active fields of
operation. For some weeks they had been col.
lected at Fort Scott, but at last accounts they
had been divided into nearly equal portions
to reinforce Gen. Candy, in New Mexico. aud
Gen. Curtis, at Pea Ridge.
Smyrna times., 1862-04-10

The stOreshp Supply has arrived from War
cav Sound, below Savannah. on the 10Th ult.
Everything at that time was in readiness for
the bombsrdmsnt of Fsrt Pulaski, aud on the
3Oth heavy cannenading was heard 10 tba. d.
rec,ion. 1t was reported that the residents of
Savannah had advanced their offer for the re.
lease of the beleagured garrison TO 100000.
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Itttl)aaieat.
JOSEPH p. cANrWELL. TuoS. C. CROTCH
PLOWS, STOVES, &C.

ESllE undersigned hnvinc-A
Z h"ugit The Foundry of \SSz..ETs-zzzsHq
Mr. Jacob l'rckcndorn. and :tF4eSssssa.s.
Removed t" the rear of ihrir Tin and Stove
Store, with the right t" manufacture his
celebrated ECONOMICAL PLVW. is now
prepared to furnish FarHaers with thcn, re,,,ty
made in the best names ~ xpcrcl,rcd
workmcn, and of the very best material.
We would also say that We have secured the
services OF Mr.. lIeckendorn, under WHOSE,
supervision the Flows are all made. Farmers
may, therefore, rely upon them being perfect
in all their parts.
have also a large stock OF COOK AND
OTHER STOVES, together with full SUP
Fly of TlNW ARE, Shovcls, Forks, Rakes,
ChurnS, &c, all of which will he sold at =
very low Price to suit The hard times
&c Castings for almost all the blows in
general use. Stoves Repaired. Odd Plates
made to suit.
Gail and see orr new establishments, at the
old Stove House, coraes ef Main and Bridge
Streets, whc:e you can get almost anything
You want
UJ~Roofing and Spouting, &e. attended
to as usual. CANTWELL s. CROUCH.
Elkton. Feb 90, 1861.
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CIRCULAR.
10 The Farmers of MARYLAND,

WE. the undersigned State Inspectors of
w Grain for the City of Baltimore, having
entered upon the duties of our office, respectfully
beg leave to submit to the special consideration Of
tho Farmers generally. this our Circular, showing
the advantages to be derived by them in submit
ting their Grain for salc under the provisions of
The Law regulating The Weighing, hspec Ting and
Measuring Grain sold in the City Of Bal ti,uore
BY ordering Grain inspected the Farmers will
have the advantage Of the inspection grntis have
their Grain weighed and measuring by sworn
officers. who viii be entirely independent and
Impartial. and pay no more for the whole than they
usually do Tor weighing anl measuring Grain
when those duties are performed by parties twhO
are not sworn provided by the purchaser
In addition. if Grain is refused TO b. taken by
the buyer undrr the law and for my cause it eff
r'je d. ample provision is made to test this
validity of his conduct
If the value of The rejected Grain be less than
500. the case is to be tried in FIVE days before Il
Justice of The Peace and if il cxccc,, that amount
1t shall be tried ut the first tern OF the Court of
Common Pleas. or the Superior Cour of Bait
more City and in cihcr event the seller if sue
ccSsful shall recover double the damage sustained.
with the addition Of ten per cent for the delay.
If Grain >hould not be inspected ali these gen
cfous provisions are lost TO the Farmer and he is
left to pursue the ordinary diatory proceedings Of
Courts and Justices.
The inspectors make no .qdliiional Charge 70,
lnspccfiHg Gtain.
Their only charges viii be per cent for Weigh
ing. aud ! per cent for Measuring the cost of
Weighing By the recent Act is charge bic TO the
purchaser Shoull the Farmer desire to waive
he Inspection. provided for under the law, he
can have us l'nd We claim tx rish) to weigh and
measure his grain
But TO p,0note the general interests or the
Farmer. and 10 sustain II law :" long desired by
The people ot the state. We rcgpcct!ui v ask thai;
you direct the Ca ptuin who carries, or Agent WHO
sells, to submit all Grain svd for you, 10 the
II spcation Law 49,.
We remain, with highest considerations Of
respect. your. 81
BENZ +. MAY. Inspector General,
JOHN FRAZIER. JR., AssiStan! Inspector
WM. II. PITCHER, Jr.,
II b. JONES,
Y II. MARTIN,
May ii, lSj2-Iy fe.t
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