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Rebel Eeyys "a the Fight.
gOySTER2iATION IN sAyANStH.
tONbIEft1 AIION IN "a hNNFHs
Correspondents Of ths Richnsud Dispatch


SAvASslH, April II, 1852.
Tho Telegraph has Informed yoaof the surrender OF
Fort Pulaski and the conseluent stats Of excitement you
can we'll imagine The evening Of Friday passed In
pcnse but fear was(cit that tbs gaantry Of the
garrison had caused the silence OF lie encmy guns,
which had not tcen heardfnco two Y. IL yesterday
cannot devote much tinetc the bombassnen little
Is known about !. .AcFe--r heafs2y from
-ho lef, the fort immedia.qy previous 10 the
snr-w without verd from C1onel Olnstead, command
Ing the post, and nd siuformasn Of the conditions OF ca
piulation. There r no aeeso, that the nSs 20 which
report Of steel pointed she. TIE merest and
asrot guns that pcrcoaS Solo wall well constructed
ia Hunchausonism too Caring tokmpcse upon sny one.
car give you but lafs idea OF he consernsson the
capt produced Since the abandonment Of the design
by tkotencmy to bring ~ gunboats.fom Walls ca the
confidence Of the citizens became assured aud the
wiset hsped that the fort, which thcrsupon becanc she
kew and safety Of savsr nah would be enabled dctn
me enemy for an indofnIfs time The blow has beon
sudden totally unlocked Tor and equally unproyidcG
for. The ensmy win not wait jong TO attack the bate
ics about to- Jackson Thor heavy ships have entered
tho river above Pulaski, as high as Venue Point only
seven miles hslsw, and are IN plain view of The city Of
savannah How long shcy viii DC able to % wsstsnd an
from thcm as surcy as wo now Accept TIE ast Of the
loss OF Pulaski.
The city has been IN Intense eIctsnxnt between the
bsd and rapid advances of the feeras and the terribly
unncrying taps upon tho shoulder which tho Brown
Satellites, under Gen Jackson without form Of lav
have keen arrested the street, dragged 10 camp,
shown tent. and nitrmss that there their habiiaon
should D.. Ana tnN Dccn upno Dy n parcel OF
beardoss bcys who lays hsen mustered into the state
service.
here, 10 the railroad.
Ordinances storea ana every variety Of equipment has
thrown out and sartcd 10 the same receptacle for
government stores. Schooners have been sczed, and
some already filed with earth ready TO he sunk be-
low in common With The hulls OF Com Tatnalls feet
Shch will mors venture beyond Savannah river
Tho Finga which lies Fort Jackson is also to
be snn and the gunsoats Of which IL nearly ready
for launching WILL IL the enemy sooner advances, be
given td the dcvourirg flames.
Womsu are leaving and property OF all kinds Is being
sent or aud will line the Central road front Eavan-
nah TO Macon, rspdertg every log hut palace, roe
wood and satin JafsHk can do IT,
TIE anxiety - eafA The fate of Tho garrison s lu>n,s
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and gsnsrsl Every home In Savannah can mourn the
sad loss and long parting which they have to endure IN
addition TO the three months of absence IN when tney
have been cut of as eiect1aly as II IN Cahorna Inc
garrison number FIVE hundred men, Col oimsieaa com
manding large amount OF stores fell with inc Tort.
and she OF one hundred and thirty rounds for each
gun tho post not onefourth had been expenecu' o
great Napoleon is still asleep.
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OHcial Bulletin.

Tho foII0wing ordef hat bsoh Nsued'-
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJurAxr GENERALS Ou1cu,l
wAsmreroH, April 10, 18o2. I
In the present condition Of military operations AZ York
town no passes can be given 70 persons not immediately
connected with the tro6ps In a military capacity.
Tho sick and wounded will be amply provided for by
Tho government and their friends enuot be permitted "
yisr thcm while tho above prohibition In In force.
l. THOMAS. Adiutant General,
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aiding Along the Lines.
Spirited Engagement with the
Rebels at Lees Mill.
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Brilliant Bayonet Charge OF the
Green Mountain Boys.
Names Of tho Killed and Wounded
in the Combat.
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Reported Nnutiny of an Irish Corps
in the Rebel Army.
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Arrival Of JEFF. Davis in the
Rebel Camp,
kc., &C., DC.


Dispatches from General Mcclellan.
WASHINGTON April IT, 1852.
The following dispatches received to-day at the
War Department from Cen Mcclellan
KgApquARrxRs, ARMY PoroxAo,
April Is, 1862
Al about haf an hour after midnight tho enemy at
tackled Smith position and attempted to carry his guns
Smith reruised him handsomely and took some pri.
sonors. have no details Will forward them as soon
as my aids return. The fring very heavy. All is
now quiet.
My position, occupied yesterday by Smith, was in
treneked last night that have been ablo TO pre-
vent the enemy from working day and kept his guns
siant. Same result at the batteries at Hyam's Mills.
| yorktown was shelled by gunboats and some OF
| orr barges today, without effect.
There has been good deal Of firing from the Yorktown
'lnnd batteries.
WASHINGTON, April IS, 1S62
The follovssr was received at $50 O'Clock this
ing
HrApouyrJFRs ARMY OF TIE PoroxAc, April IS, 1862
An ofcil report has been received headquarters
giving list Of the killed and wounded in the engagement
between sho Third Vermont regiment and the enemy on
"Wednesday, mention off which was made yesterday.
Tho information as far received puts the killed at
thirty sxo the wounded A. ninety ten Of the latter
will probably prove fatal.
The conduct Of tho Vermont troops en- the occasion
Is OF In the higneSt Terms, earning Sno
Green Mountain Boys laures only TO be won by tho
brave They drove superior number Of the enemy
from fortified position but forced to reinqush
| It on the rebels being reinforced. Ths loss Of the
enemy In this engagement must hsvs boon heavy, 40
the well directed Ore OF artillery moved then BY
acres.
Yesterday afternoon. while Lieutenant o. B. Wagner, Of
the Typographical Enghcers In company with squad Of
men, was making survey Of tho enemy works, shell
struck the table which lay the papers, and instantly
exploding the left arm Of tho Lieutenant shattered
aud was afterwards anpuatsd He is comfortable this
morning and no entertained to his recovery
Joseph Lnther Jr f Bristol, belonging to the Second
Rhode Island regiment, probably fatally injured.
Daniel Painter Of Berdans shsrpsheoters, mentioned
| yesterday, is dead.
About ono O'Clock this morning the enemy In force at
tempted to cross the dam in front of lines evidently
with the view Of capturing battery OF our artillery
which had given them considerable trouble during the
last few days. On the rebels making their appearance
| they opened upon bya wcA directed fire from q
body Of infantry acting reserve to tho picksts,
forcing them beat retreat, leaving their dead
wounded on dam, which they succeeded in
| Ing before daylight.
Both parties then opsned with artillery, which has
continued intervals up to the present time None Of
| our men wero killed.
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Our Fortress Monroe Correspo nslence.

Our Fortress Monroe C0rreepO nsle noe.
FORTRESS MoSRos, April n. 1859.
Deseters from the Rcbel kuiny Of an EisA BRIGADE IN
.As Reo<l Service, &c.
From our army bcfore Yorktown hear the most
cheering news. From information received from Q SOL
der learn that last evening colonel and lieutenant
colonel frcm the rebel army 70 lines and
surrendered themselves prisoners OF These two
officers also report that eYe fisA brigade mvtirtsd
aud BY order Of JeG. Davs deprived Of s1 asd
sent 20 ne If this report shall undou6ssdly
receive full particulars from army correspondsnts
by the noxt mail from there.
Arrival Of Jon. Davis In tho Rebel Camp.
BALTIMORE, Aprn Is, 1861.
The following Is from the special correspondent Of the
Amsricdn:-
AT intervals last night and this morning heavy can.
nonadng could DO beard In the direction OF Yorktown
party Of dssertcrs who our lines report tho
arrival Of JEFF Davis In the rebel camp, and that was
understood no would tako command IN tho approaching
battle They represent the enemy to be In great force
and the work Of intrenohng 10 bo progressing through
out the peninsula. Rouforcsmcn,s were constantly
riving from Norfolk, Fredericksburg, and North
Carolina, and the rebel generals openly declared hcr
intention 10 make this the great battle Of tho ana
the strongest conviction is expressed Of triumph
the federal forces and OF driving them from the peninsula
Thors Is almost constant skrmshng going on BY tho
rnemeu and occasionally shot and shell thrown With
great rapidity.
Just as was about to closo this otter, learned that
there was quite heavy skirmish this morning beyond
warwick Court House. on the James river. Tho snomy
attemp,ed 10 turn our left flank The attack was made
m quite heavy forcc but tho enemy repuscd After
brisk artillery duc The less Of the enemy thought
10 have been quite heavy. We lost about dozen In
tired ard wounded.
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Volunteers. colons, Terry; one company sf he Third
Rhode Island artillery and Company A of the Wsn,ssr
Enginssrs, Lieutenant Brooks eomraaading.
Ihavs In pssvious Communication given hstory
Of the bessgng operations Tybse JslAnd booking 70
the reduction Of the fort, end need now but give
brief acsoant Of the bomosrcmsnt, which propose TO
send by te Mcclellan thu main dispatches going by tho
Star Of the South.
On Wednesday last. the batteries established Tybee
being completed Ordar was given TO open IRE the
following mor0ng Thursday, Arti 10. The following
special and general orders win explain themsslvess-
t-vNrR IT, nRDRas-No. IT.
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TyyBR f4<yp, Ga, April, 11--4 A. ".
Fig Oflcer Dupont having, in compliance with q
quest from the Major General commanding the Depart
ment ef the Soutl directed detachment OF sailors ron
the fresie Wabash, und< comIaand Of Lieutenant John
. Erwrt United States Esvy, 10 report 70 CoEmardSr
G. r. r. Rcaers, United states Navy, for service ones
the batteries, they assigned 70 Battery sige just
vacated by two corppnes Of se Forty sixth New York
Slate volunteers, and will take charge Of the thsco
thirty FOUNDER PARROTS and twenty -four pounocr
James, on the right Of that battery.
The balance Of the battery will remain with Captain
Turner United states Army, Comniseary f subsistence
and will be served by detachment OF the Eighth Maine
regiment, uneer Captain Macarthur. BY command Of
Brgadsr General Q. A. Gill MORE
w. l.. NJ BcRGss First Lieutenant Colonel Engineers
Acting Assistant Adjutant General
Tho bombardmcnt did not begin early as was en-
tfsipated on Thursday morning. It was postponed an
hour two in order to a Of truce by Lieutenant
wilson, Of the Typographical EnginSere TO Fort Puas
TO the commander o. the post, demfdpg Immediate
" the wcrtr The foownsere copies Of the
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03
Programme of the Fourth.

II will be see Elsewhere that we are 10 have
divided Fourth of July in This towa, a thing
which Western man in speaking of" Yankee
Doodle" prior to secession, said, " never can
be did" Patriotism is the same now It always
was, bat some people claim there are two ways
Of showing ii. The citizens celebration will
be held at Schoolheuse No. 5. known as the
brick or " lower schoolhouse." A procession
will be formed al 9 o'clock, at Sharp's mill
pond, and march up Main ct. TO Commerce, out
Commerce to Church or Union street, up
Church to Ball, down Ball to Main, down Main
to S3alh. up South TO the place OF meeting.
which will be amply seated and shaded with
canvass. Thos. CsnOw will be Chief MarsAall
assisted by a number of aids. The services
will be commenced at 10 o'clock, and adjourned
at noon, TO meet again a 81 o'clock. This
exercises will consist of prayer, reading the
Declaration of Independence, speaking &c.
which will be properly interspsrsed with music
by the Smyrna Brass Band.
The Commissioners celebration will be heit
at Schoolhause No. 3, at which place they will
meet at 81 o'clock to form into procession at
tended with Chief Marshall and aids. through
the principal street ofIAe town, unnecessary
TO repeat here az they are given in hand. bills
TIE exercises will commence at the same tim
as the FIRST named. and consist of prayer, read
ing the Declaration ofIndependence, speaking
and reading the Farewell Address of Wash
ing,on, interspersed with music by the Com
bined Brass Bands Of Odessa and MIddIcIOwn
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

To THE LADIRs.-We would not for the
world, advise ladies to becOms topers 10 any
sense. not even to an indulgence n the " domes-
they want good refreshing draught these ho'
dsys, to drop into ]. p. HOfeeker's Drug Store
and call for = glass Of mineral water Il is J.,
very fashionable drink with the ladies il tn,
cities and why not ours follow the same exam
pie, particularly when their comfort is cons,der
ed. Some ladies whs have tried his syru p
pronounce them exceedingly palstable.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

RELIGION AND PArRIoTisM.-It is gratifying
TO 6nd such noble and pure.hes'ted men az
Bishop Lee stand up Tor the Gov, rnmen, ss h.
does in his address before the Episcopal COnven
lion. an extract from which will be found OF
our 6rst page. We are no, sur pEised that h,
thought so. because his pure, cOnscientiou,
mind would not allow hun to entertain any
other sentiments, but we are glad that he hsI
the bOIdOsss to stand up and tell the world ant
particularly the Church. the wlckedness Of OP
posing lawful government. What con,Tas
with those preachers who cannot rise sbov,
the grOvelling sentiment that surrounds them
to take g clear view of their duty as set fsEtl
in the WORD they profess to expound.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

We would call lha sttention Of our readers
and particularly The "negrO- wOrshippers." to
the short speech Of Gen. Rousseau, of KY. on
the slave question in the suppression of the re.
beIliOu, on our frat page. Gen ROussesu has
more interest in slavery than all our young
snobs who are making so much fuss ABOUT the
"nigger" put together, and yet, unlike them
be does not let the ebony shade blind his eyes
to all duty to his Government and patriotism
Read il
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

LIST or JURORS TO serve 1t the Jolly Tenn OF
the Court of Quarter Sessions IN and for Kent
County. The court commences on Monday
July IA.
Duck Creek-John F. Goldsborough, Henry
F Hill, Jeremiah w. Robinson.
Little Creek-John WoodsIl, Henry H
Moore.
DOuer-James Johns. James G. NAPLES, Edwi'
O. EccIes.
Willium Goodwin. William
Griffin, Benz. G. Cubbage.
MispilLion-John MinneF. Thomas M. Hsr
ringIOn.
Mlford-MaIlhsw Mitien, John T. PaTvis
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

WHV Was r!-In the DelGWrean'S account
Of the great Union demonstration at Dover, on
Tuesday the Editor made a big leap to avoid
mentioning two OF the speakers. VIM. p. Lord
and N. B. Knight, bI,h Democrats, who psrti-
cipated heart aud soul in the meeting, and
thus greatly encouraged the hearts Of many
noble Democrats who were present. Was Mr..
Editor too busly engaged with receiving the
names Of" new subscribsTs." or was his Loco.
foco conscience alarmed BY the severe Febuke
administered by these undaunted men who ia
the hour Of their countVy's peril will not allow
the black flag Of secession TO obscure the brighr
folds Of the " Red White and Blue !" Why
were they not mentioned Are they Aboli
tionists too!
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03
REGISTERS Office.

DOVER Kent County. Del. June 2ith, 1869.
Upon the application Of Matthew Hazel, admr OF
Matthew Hazel the elder. late of Duck Greek hundred
in said county deceased is ordered and directed by
the Register that the SAID Admr. give notice OF tho
granting OF Letters of Admr the efsIe OF the said
deceased by causing 10 posted with
in forty duys from Ihe date of such letters, Of the
most public places oil the county of Kent requiring ali
persons having demands against the estate to present
The same or ABIDE by an act OF Assembly such
made and provided. And also cause the same TO be
IN erted IN the Smyrna Times newspaper published
in Sny rna and continue therein four weeks.
Given under the hand and seal Of Office Of the Reg
lister aforesaid. al Dover Kent county aforesaid
H. 81 the day and year aOOve written.
d. L. GOODWIN, Register.
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SUMNER REsoRrs.-By reference to our sd

SUMNER REsoRTs.-By reference to our ad.
vertising columns. it will be seen that Frank
Collins proprietor Of the "Hygenia House.. +"
ollins' Beach. has opened this pleasant resor,
for the accommodation Of visitors. This is a
favoriIe place OF resort with our people, and
will no doubt be literally patrOnized during the
warm days that are coming on apace.
WIN. T. Campbell, proprietor OF the " Logan
House," on Bombay Hook. also gives notice
that the i" Logan" is open for the reception Of
borders and visilsrs and that The cunning
ishing and bathing is unsurpassed. Both are
in eopvenien, distance from this town to take
an afternoon ride Tor salt water bath.
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Sea Bathing,
At BOMBAY Hook. Del.

The subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
and ell those wishing cool and healthy retreat du.
ring the hot season. that the new and delIgha Lo-
gan House." Bombay Hook has been opened for the
reception of BoaTdeTs. and will continue open daring
the Bathing Season.
No pains or expense will be spared TO make the
" Logan Of the most attractive and comfortable
resorts for visitors on the Coast
The Fishing, Cunning and Bathing are unsurpassed.
Carriages and pleasant dawes in all parts Of the cOun
try. In addition the Other numerous attractions 10
be found at the Logan there will be COtlIOn
Pa " every Evening during the season.
iv3.im W. r CAMPBELL, Proprielor.
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THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 2S
Red. 81 Is yellow Corn 90 cIs..-white 56;
Rye, co. and Oats, "a cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, go cts. per bushel. Butter, IL cts.
per ID. Eggs, 10 cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat. 81 33; Red, 81 "a; Rye
&c cts; Corn, 54 and Oats, 81 cents per bush
al
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

SALE OF PKoPEHrY.-Alfred P. Crockett has
sold his iarm, situated in Duck Greek Hundred,
to John H. Bswley, of Smyrna. for $500.
John H. Bswley has sold his double dwelling
house, situated on Pearl street, 10 the town OF
Smyrna, 10 Alfred P. Crockett, for $1,000.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

Parson BrOwOlSw speaks 10 Wilmington to
night, "wednesday He is on his way 20
POs.sville. 10 speak on the Fourth. He has prom.
ised to spend sometime in Delaware, during
the present Summsr, and tell the people the
horrors of rebellion.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

The SrARs AND STRIPES SrOLES.-One
night lest week some specimen of " total de-
Pravity" cut the halyards and stole the flag
hOisted on the liberty pole erected on the street
opposite FoxWsll's Hotel. in this town. Who
the miscreaut was 10 not known. The rebel
should have it Ughiened in coil around bis
own neck and suspe Odsd to the same pole.
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Written for The Smyrna Times"
Railroad Injury to the Sd Delaware
Regiment.
WINcHEsrER. JUNE 25d. ]

WINCHESTER, JUNE 2Sd, l662
Dear Times:- fear before this ecmmuni.
cation reaches you, there will have been pub.
lished, some sort Of an account Of disaster
which occurred yesterday, on the Harper's
Ferry, and Winchester Railroad, by which q
number Of the Sd Regt. Del. Volunteers have
suffered severely. And as wish simply to
make a statement Of facts, in reference to The
wounded OF our regiment, l need not drawn
upon my Imagination at all, Gs witnessed
all
l have been through the hospital this morn.
ing, and obtained a correct list. of the wounded
Of our own men. (Others were wounded,
belonging to other reg'ments.) There are
twenty eight in all, VIZ: Sg,. J. r Mason,
wounded in side, leg and arm; Co. E. Sgt.
John Mitchell. Co. B. slightly wounded; Corp
Kn ghl, Co. K. eighty
Corp Geo. King, CO. B. slightly;
Richard Butcher, CO. B. arm broken;
| Jos. Taylor, CO. e. wounded in head;
| Isaac Murry, CO. A. wounded 10 foot
| Jas. Smith. CO. H. both legs smpuIataIed;
John Gordon, CO E. leg broken;
| Jas. Hammond, CO. D leg crushed and smpt
| Edward French, CO T. seriously wounded
Geo Henry. co. /. wounded in head, fatally,
il is feared;
Mitchell Pike, GO. E. wounded head. leg
and side;
Joseph Massey, CO. H. wounded in arm
slightly;
WIN. Eason. CO. K in arm. slightly;
BarthsL Melvin CO. B leg broken;
Henry Kitchens. CO. q. collar bone broken
RsberG Watson, CO. H. thigh broke, and
otherwise bruised;
Thos. Bostick. CO. c. bruised inwardly:
| J. w. Johnson, CO. d. head, leg, and arm
Bruised
l. D. Bailey CO. X. wounded slish,ly;
Wm. Hooper, CO. K. wounded slightly;
Alfred Dlckerson. co. B. together with Johr
tIolston, co E Charles Clifton. CO. E Rich
Adams. ce. &; Abraham Dewes. CO. H ; JUhr
Lloyd CO. X.
l have just given you this to satisfy Ih'
friends Of our regiment at home, who may b'
alarmed by the statements made in the paper
IN reference to the oceurrsnce.
Yours &c, Il. W. MACLARY.
Chaplain Sd Regt Del. Vol.
| milford paper please copy,]
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

PEACH BAsKErs.-A schooner came into our
creek last week with The novel load Of 20, 900
peach baskets for Geo. w. Cummius. Esq OBJ.
tanned from some port in New England. They
were all disposed ofin few days, this article
being in much greater demand than can be
furnished by our manufacturers who have hith.
erto supplied the market.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

A NEw PosT OFFIcE.-The Post Office De.
paEtment hss established an Office al Desk-
yoev!le, Th"roughiare Neck, Appoquinimink
Hundred. New Castle cOuH,y. Delaware -
Thns. Deakyns is the Post Master. A Post
OEice hos been badly needed in that section Of
improving country.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03
Kent Co. Associst,ou Ot Odd Fellows.

AohI Co. AesOcpat1on OF OAn EcbAoWs'
Our town was considerably enlIVened on
Tuesday last by the presence Of quite num-
Der of Odd Fellows, who visited us for the pur-
pose of engaging in the proceedings of the
Kent county Association of Odd Fellows. which
held it's second quarterly occasion 10 the Hs Il
of Morning Star Lodge. No. 6, Smyrna. TIC
Hall Was in complete trim, and handsomely
decorated with fragrant boque.s. From the
bright and happy appearance of those We saw
on the street, and from all we could learn of
the objects Of the association, we should Judge
that the expectations ofthe meeting were more
than realized. The seven Lodges of the conn-
ty were we'll represented in point Of numbers.
and we are sure in point of responsibility and
general good personal appearance. The dele
CATION numbered over one hundred. They
pariook OF an excellent supper by invitation OF
the Morning Star Lodge, at the Delaware
House, at 81 o'clock, after which the Associa.
ten reassembled in the Lodge room and re.
NAMED until quite IaIe-Ot moro strictly,
early hour the next morning. The object Of
the Association, we believe, is such as may
commend itself to the attention OF all true ODD
Fellows-thst OF social gatherings in the county
that may strengthen the bonds of friendly feeling
AMONG themselves. and shed the happy inHu.
ence OF this benign order Throughout the com
munity. May success crown their efforts.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

The collection advised by the Phila. Confer.
ence TO relieve the embarrassment Of the Yves.
leyan Female College at Wilmington was
taken Up in the M. E. Church. in this town. f.
on Sunday last, resulting in an appropriation
from this society of fifty dollars.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

Rev. E. F. Cooper. of the Philadelphia Con.
ference, died at Galens, Nd, on Saturday last.
and was buried ct Dover, on Monday. He was
man OF fine ministerial department and could
he have had life and health would have made
prominent member Of the Conference.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned Admr., named above, hereby gives
notice that LeIers OF Admr. were granite to HIM on
the Gath day Of June. 1869 All persons therefore
haviHg demands against the deceased estate will pre-
sent the same properly ntested before the Gath
day Of June, 1863, or abide by law in this behalf.
MATTHEW HAZEL, Jr ,Admr.