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OFFICIAL WAR HAP.
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AYERS CHERRY PEGTORAI
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COUGHE. COLDS, HoAREKERBE, II.
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Prepared by DR.. J. @. AVER,
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BIaekHoed's Magazine
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BRITISH REVIEWS

PREKIUMs and RRDUcTIoKs.
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Premium to Nev subreTfte.-.

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JOHN 7. LAKm,

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BALTIMORE
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Smyrna times., 1862-08-14
WAR MEETING.

a large ard enthusiastic war meeting wa,
held on Tuesday night last, at Wards Hall,
Tor the purpose of encouraging cnlistments.
Edwin Wilmer was called to the chair. and
DIR. {. L. Mahon appointed secretary.
After the organization the chairman state I
the object Of the mccting-the necessity for
united effort in putting down the rebellion.
and called upon all who could to shoulder
his muskct and go to the war.
The speakers who were engaged from
Dover having been prevented from coming
IN consequence of the rain, made it necessa-
ry to rely upon men at home, and accord
mgly Rev. Jas. B. Ayars was called out and
for half an hour spoke in his earnest wav,
taking strong grounds against the rebels,
and demanding the most rigorous measures
In putting them down.
DIR. Daley (who is home on a furlounb,
was next vOciferously called for. lie told
them that he had never made speech, but
he could tell them that, though in a safe
place, Mcclellan could not advance upon
Richmond without more men. He was in
the eight days fight, and men never fought
better, but they were overpowered by SUI
perlor numbers, and fell back to the James
ltver-one of the most mastery movements
in military history
DR. VIM. Cummins was next called for
He had always been Democrat-rocked
In the cradle of Dcmocracy-but he was in
favor OF suppressinS the rebellion; that
Abraham Lincoln was as much his Presi.
dent as though he had voted for him that
he could be nothing else than in favor Of
the Government, with the professions he
made, and if younger and in better health
would have been An the army long ago
lie commended Capt Ayars to the consid.
Grafton of those who can volunteer, express.
ing the opinion that he would make them
brave and careful commander.
After few remarks from Sergeant Ora.
per, recruiting for the LIST Del. Reg't, the
meeting adjourned to meet on THURSDAY
evening, Mt the same place, when it is ex.
pected that Hon. Geo. p. Fisher and Messrs
Day, Lord and Knight, OF Dover, will de-
liver addresses.
Smyrna times., 1862-08-14
The Draft.

Gov. Burton has, we learn, been MAKING
the necessary arrangements and putting the
machinery i'll motion to effect the draft.
since the receipt of the orders from Score
tary Stanton, whice will be found on our
first page. The quota for Delaware is 1920.
If the call for the 3OO,OOO volunteers issued
July I'd, is not made up this week, the de-
ficlency will also have to be made up bv q
draft The apportionment of Kent county
will be something rising 400, consequently
the number to come from Duck Creek I'D.
! will be 20 or So
The voting population of this Hundred
Is about 800 Including all that have vol
unteered i'll all the regiment that have gone
from this State, and those that will have
done so by the end of this week, will be
about $50, thus reducing the voting popu-
lation to $50, from which the draft is 70 be
made-requiring about one man out of ev-
cry four or five of the abled-bodied between
the ages of Is and As.
The following are the Instructions from
the War Department to the Governors of
the various States:
The enrolling officer shall forthwith en-
roll all able-bodied male citizens between
the ages Of 18 and As, giving the name
age and occupation of each, whether excen-
ted by the published declarations or anv
other facts which may determine his exemn-
ton from military duty. ..
Immediately upon completion of the en-
Follment, the lot of enrolled persons shall be
filed in the offices of the Sheriffs oftke coun-
ties in which such enrolled persons reside.
The, Governor shall appoint Commits
siOner from each county whose duty it shall
be to superintend the drafting, and hear
and determine excuses of persons exempt
from military duty. Such Commissioners
shall receive compensation Of 81 per diem
for each day "a, 1
The enrolling officer shall Immediately,
upon the filing of the enrolment IN ,uo,i-
fly Commissioner that said lists 'pvc},tqr
so fled, and the Commissioner shall tncrl-
upon give, notice by handbilis, posted ~
each Hundred of the county, OF the oime
and place at which claims Of exemption will
be received and determined by him, and
shall fix the time TO be specified in the Or
der aforesaid within ten days of the fling
Of the enrolment at which time the draft
Smyrna times., 1862-08-14
DisgTaceful.

The respectable portion of the citizens of oul
quiet little nsighbOr, Smyrna Station, were mucl
surprised and chagrined this morning 10 find slis
pended from the upper window of the old granery
belonging to the r. r. Company, and near the Sta.
uon' an eihgy Of the Hon. Goo p. Fisher, our bold
and fearless Representative in Congress. which had
been placed there during the night by some coward.
ly sneaks, who if they dare would murder every
Union citizen in the State of Delaware. -
BOARD was placed across the breast of the efr;ov
On '.'cI was written Hon. Geo. p Fisher and lust
s-o.. l'o bo-rd 81. ard with these words, which
wc give uerbatim ct ttcru'm to show the cbaroo,o,
a. ITO things who Go .Id stoop 10 such meanne.s /.
AL George, you kao iof some time tribe the re;ons
of our noble Diamond State, now try the rome and
oblige the true hGrted citizens Of Delaware M, II
Now. if we don't mistake the signs Of the times
" and nodlis as good as a wink to blind horse
The Government win, and right speedily too, Obi0e
hcs tFue haFfed eitizensl by locking them mn in.
Smyrna times., 1862-08-14
UNION STATE CONVENTION.
AND MASS MEETING.

The Delegates elected to represent the several
counties Of this State, in the State Convention To
nominate candidates for Governor and Representative
an Congress will meet at the
STATE HOUSE AT DOVER.
Ca Tuesday, Aue0st 18th, at II O'Clock A. VI.
a Mass Meeting of the friends of the Union will
be hsId ut Dover ON the Same day. Positive infor-
anation has been received that Rev. VIM. G. Brown.
Cow. COL John w. Forney and Daniel Dougherty,
Esq, will address the meeting. Hons. Emerson
Ethsridgc and Morton McMichae have also been
in'i,el, and may be present. All who arc friends
the Government of the United States in favor of the
suppression of rebellion and of maintaining unini
paired and undninished the power and integrity of
the Union, Invited to attend.
A special free train will run from Laurel to Dover
the morning of the 10Th, leaving Laurel at six
and half A. NJ, running into Milford and stopping
at intermediate points, and returning the same eve
ming.
Smyrna times., 1862-08-14
To Our Patrons.

We PRESENTED, in last weeks issue of the
Tins, our present position, and the reasons
for assuming it. We have not taken this
course without due reflection. In times
when it was mere contest between parties
we could remain neutral as far as the pa-
per was concerned, while, at the same time
having individually strong party predilec-
tons but now it is not question Of partv
but OF government or no government. Adj
mlrlng the institutions Of our fathers. and
SEEING that if the rebellion should be sue
cessful 1t would he accepted as conclusive
evidence throughout the world that Democ-
racy was failure, we could not, while en-
tertaining these views, but cast our lot with
those who were trying to keep the nation
from gong to ruin. In doing this we have
been made to feel, for more than wear mast
the rebuke of those differing with rs ON the
great national topic by the stopping of their
subscription and general patronage. besides
other means of disapprobation, more per-
sonal in their effect. Until the past several
weeks we were studious toAavoid all almsion
10 partizan politics, but this did not answer :.
we upheld the Government, and this was
sufficient TO cause them to drop off from
week to week during the whole of the time.
There Is but one course which we can hon
estly and conscientiously take in the present
cslsls, and that is to give our warmest adj
heslon to the Government, and fight those
VINO war against it. In taking this stand,
we ask the active and individual support Of
our patrons to aid US in extending the cir
culatlon of the Times. We ask it not only
as a compensatory benefit, but because thew
may at the same time, be materially furth-
erlng the interests of the Union cause. We
have been to the expense of getting new
type, (and it is rather an expensive article,
ana we hope our friends will not only aid
IN extending the circulation of the paper.
out also those in arrears will "pay up" 80
thatwe may be able to defray the expenses
we have already incurred, and will vet have
10 incur. We cannot leave home to attend
10 this matter, and but little exertion on
the part of each member of the Union party
Will meet all the requirements in the case.
VIII they do it.
Inc Times is not, of course, SO large as its
~ contemporaries, but it is sufficient in these
Gays when nearly every man takes his
"daIiy," to give the local and State news
There is really less need of large wcekIv
now than at any former time from the very
TACT that there are so many more daily pa.
Pers taken thus obviating the necessity OF
expense of a large weekly.
Smyrna times., 1862-08-14
WAR! WAR!

On every side it = nothing but war vol.
S1steers, drafting, &C., that we hear from,
TnorEing till night. Never has there been
anything like it in this locality. The Gov
eminent seems really to be awaking to the
1mportance of vigorous measures. 1t forms
the staple Of conversation on the street in
,p the counting-rOom, in the social circle
every one is calculating on the certainty or
remote probability of going to war, We
IN TINS locality have never before felt, in all
pts reality, that the nation is at war. ''0
.l0reat numbers of those who have been
favorable to the Government are volunteer
ing IN every section, thinking it better to do
40 than Ezp the risk of being drafted while
theI remainder ofthe Government me men frop n
", ", arrangement it will occasion to their
business and distress to they families. will
await 2 the action Oft military law, which
pm an aiike. but In no instance have
81. sa, ~. from them any expressions but
60 800 acguiescence ~ Che demands of the
- '''''eht Many also think this the
~''e just sndproper mode tomoct all classes
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