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Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

Mr.. SEWARD ON THE MEXICAN QUESTION -
The attitude assumed by the American Gov.
eminent toward the allied movements in Mex.
leo, svery clearly stated in a circular dispatch
of Mr.. Sewerd. The allies are not only dis.
tIOctly advised OF the ndisposition Of our people
to see direct interposition of European in.
huence in the domestic affairs OF any State on
this continent, but they are warned that the
mere presence OF their land and naval forces on
the scene, while the Reactonists inaugurate
und prosecute their revolution against the
existing Government, is equivalen, TO active
intervention and must be regarded hero with
the utmost dsfaVOr. The language of the
Secretary amounts, in fact, to a vigorous protest
against the policy Of the Allies.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
Cotton in the Middle States.

IAa' there are portions of the Middle States
possessing soil and climate fayorsbl. In the
l9'sI"g of cotton. has been satisfactorily sbown
" W. Emerson, of PHILADELPHIA in a apamobIe,
"nleS he hss jost published upon this vi,sllv
Interesting subject. Its culture was frs, M.
tIeed 10 this country on the peninsula Le,weeD
zoe Delaware aud Chesapeake bsvs o,bo.o :,
has always been kept up 10 a. limited w.v ,o,
family use. From this region the cotton nlan,
was carried South, where it became the nro
dominant crop. The Doctor thinks this , f.v.
cradle time for restoring cotton to its primitive
"''He' and believes it may now be raised there
- more Proht than corn, the expense ofcultiva.
ting both being nearly the same.
i1ere have been within the past week I4OO
bushels of NorIh Carolina cotton seed rscoi,.d
at the Pa'eat oiice for Distribution. .mona
such as ate disposed to make trials the Drese,,
season.
W Emerson 10 native of Delaware. aud
possesses some valuable real estate near Cam.
ue"' we saw a week or two since, some cot.
'On grown near Camden, the DIR. shows ss .
sample which judges pronounce to have yerv
good hb'e, The subject is at leas, worthy m,
consideration of our farmers and as the midd,>
OF May is the time to plant, il would be veil
Tor them 10 procure some seed and give il .
trial.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
f7epentanL.

Gov. Burton has, We hear, written letter to
Secretary StantOn.s stating that be is ready 10 CO.
operate in any measure to suppress the rebel
lion; is an unconditional Union man; is sorry
tor the course he had taken, and that he was
led aslray by bad counsellots. We are pleased
to hear this, aud 1t will be gratifying to all
who have an interest ~ the reputation Of our
State TO know that our Governor has at last
shaken off bad counsellors, aud now gives the
Government bequeaIhed to US by lulhers loyal
support.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

The BIGAMY CAsE.-Dr. Darrah, indicted for
blgamy, and tried at the Spring session of Cour,
last week, at Dover, was acquitted by reason
OF a flaw in the indictment, "a thing, we learn,
common with those drawn by the States At
'orney') the error being in the use of the word
"feloniOusy," as applied to his last marriage.
The proof is said to have been so incontestible
that the jury would have returned verde, of
conviction without leaving the box, but for the
error In the indictment. Before another in
dlctment could be procured, he had " soped,''
but was subsequently, found secreted at the De.
pot and is, we learn. now in Jail, awaitRg a
second trial at the next term of court.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

TRE"TI We )" is Published Every Yaursdav, b,
91Br D. IioFFEck4R, EIitOr Iand Proprietor al
SAyrna, Del.
c&(S -SJss74IPrI1V. Que year. 81 so in adrance
s.sl0O If rot paid till end .ef the year No paper
discontinued until ali arrears. are Pqid-Only at the
option Of ths;PaJiiSher.
AoStsrslNi For eOerysqudre Of 10 lines or less first
ias'tiOH 80 cs; eTci subsequent insertion 25 cfs-
Laoral arrtaJs nents made ipith yearly and half
Y,stly sI0srtisers
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

As q mark of esteem, the friends of Or. E. d.
Daley, in this town. have purchased for him oil
the Messrs norstmun. OF Philadelphia, a very
handsome Brigade Surgeons sword, sash and
belt. which will be formally presented to-ngh,
"wednesday at Wards Hall The Dr., in his
new and handsome uniform, looks every inch
the soldier. HE leaves tomorrow for Freder
cksburg, to join Gen McDowell's Division.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
Evacuation of Yorktown.

Flight ofthe RGLsls-Our Army in hot pursuit
Yorktown, which the rebels have repeatedly
boasted could never be captured, lie now in our
possession, and the rebel army which lately occu.
pied the enIrenchmenis by which it was defend
ed, are in fell flight before the National army
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
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Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna white wheat is selling at 81 S5
Red, 81 30 yellow Corn 50 cis.,-whire s.:
Rye, 90 and Oats, 33 cts per bushel. Round
potatoes, 60 cts. per bushcl. Butter, % CTS.
per 10. Eggs, 10 cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, $l45; Red, ST 30; Rye
"a cts; Corn. 81; and Oats, 80 cents per bush
tL
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
Notice.

ne Undersigned. shm,nlslrators named abovo
,,e!epy slI, notice Inat Letters Of Admin slratoI,
pc fSoS lheIci"rc having demands agalnttke derens
Z" estate WI present the properly aites,ed On
"f heiore The Sd day Of May 1863 ar abide bv law IN
' ''''' GE9 GES i; i HPoLDlNG ., II,Hj,, Adm,,s
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

gentleman who on Sunday last had long
interview with Gen. Scott, in Elizabeth, N. j.,
states that he declares that the war will surely
be virtually over by the LIST Of July next. He
expressed the utmost confidence that by that
time Gen. Mcclellan will have completely sub
dued and driven the rebels from the field. He
also expresses the utmost admiration of the
manner in which tho President and Secretary
of State have managed their share of the res.
possibilities OF the times.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
Yorktown and the Retreating Rebels.

Ths flight from Yorktown of the main bod,
o' 'ne armP of the rebel Confederacy indicates
beyond dispute the break king up of the great
'eoe'lIon which has go long mennced the Ma.
'fon existance, and defed it's power. Neither
10 any part o. Virginia nor in any one of the
southern States can the rahels find a posi,ion
as favorable for them as that which thew held
on tns peninsula, on which to try the issue OF
arms. The retreat from such position. under
such circumstances, is, in a military poipt of
view, says good authority, almost equivalent
10 giving up The campaign. Al no other point
can they bring one-halt of the warlike agencies
in play, as here.
Sapposlng the rebels to escape. wall they
make stand at Richmond If they de, it will
be departure from their general policy. Be-
tore they can have any large number Of guns
mounted to defend the capital of Virginia, our
troops will be there. Mcdowell is only about
sixty miles from Richmond, and he can advance
as Mcclellan does, lflhe War Department will
give him the orders to do So As they advance,
The rebels will retreat, and Virginia will soon
be wholly in our possession. 1t may be inten.
ded TO make tand against US somewhere in
The mountains. But retreatng army is al.
ways dem0ralized one, and this is particularly
The ease when it consists, in great part, of new
recruits and men pressed into the service.
such an army cannot be rallied for effective
resistance. AS it is driven away from the sea.
coast region, and the rivers and railroads thai
have heretofore moved and supplied it, it will
be getting weaker and less manageable. III
any one of our fine corps should encounter il.
victory would be certain and easy.
Driven from Tennessee aud Virginia: severa.
Iy pressed in North Carolina closely invested
all along the Atlantic and Gulf coast threat
ened in Northern Mississippi by General Hal.
leck; driven out of New O,leans and Louisiana:
what are the rebels to do Their best policy
would be early submission. They viii be com. |
YELLED to submit some time or other, and it will
save them lives as we'll as money to yield now.
without attempting TO fight another battle.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

The following extract from a late speech of
Senator Bayard, is high authority on vital
question.
"ln the State OF Delaware admit that sla {.
very does not exist as a valuable source of
property. admit unbesitatingly that if to.
morrow We could substitute for the negro Don.
uiAlon OF Delaware, slave and free, the same
oumber OF white men, or half the same number
OF "hI's men, and get rid OF the inferior race.
our wealth would be quadrupIed. 4
I'm my own Judgement, it is perfectly true
that the State OF Delaware is preiudced by
The existence OF so large a number of the in.
terror race; and being, as she lie, simply a ce
real growing State, where white men can live
and can endure open field culture, | have no
doubt that the substitution Of the white for the
black race, so far as the latter race exists.
would add infinitely TO her wealth and pros.
perl,y."
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

MAY DAY.-Those who contemplated cele.
brating the season of flowers, by dedicatinG the
first of May to Flora, in pleasant expeditions and
agreeable rambles in search of flowers. were
sadly disappointed on that day. Mors unau-
sPicIous weather for rambling in the woods and
hunting wild flowers, could not have made It's
appearance than Thursday last. The wild
flowers are very late in making their appear.
ance this spring, owing 10 the wet, cold wealth
er. bat the leaves are now beginning to enfold
rapidly. and the flowers to open their beautiful
petals. and in a few days the groves will be
ready for the joyous outrageous festival.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
FIGHT AT PULASKI.

About $50 of Union men, soldiers and officers
were taken prisoners at Pulaski, Tenn, on
Thursday by 1000 of Morgan's rebel cavalry,
after fight OF two and half hours. The
prisoners were subsequently, released on pa role
and are now at Nashville.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
IMPORTANT FROM GEN. M'cLELLAN's ARMY

IMPORTANT FROM GEN. M'CLRLLAN's ARMY.
baltimore, May 6 The special correspon.
dent OF the American at Fortress Monroe saws
that Gen. McClellan's advance is beyond Viii.
lamsburg and that our gunboats are at West
Point, having on their way captured or des.
troyed many rebel transports.
A report was also current of the cspture of
large number Of prisoners.
A force had been lanted at West Point and
destroyed bridge on the Richmond and York
river railroad.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

Geo. II. Raymond and Mrs. Holding have
taken out letters administration on the estate
of WIN. II Holding, deceased
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

Gardner & Hemnings' Circus was in town
90 tuesday, and was well attended, lhough
creating less stir than usual.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

The Directors of the Bank Of SMYRNA have
declared dividend fisk per cent, payable on
and after the 9th inst.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

The semi-4aanal meeting of Local Preach.
ers aud Exhorters of Elston District will be
held IN FELTON,, on the 7th and 9th of June next.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

The farmers are generally. this week, plant.
ing corn. This is about a week later than usu.
al, occasioned by the frequent rains. The
grass and grain fields are developing themselves
finely.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

In despair of being able TO extrica,e the nirot.
steamer Sumter from the harbor of GbraIter.
the rebel authorities have at last concluded to
sell her. AdIspatch received by the America,
at Boston, states that Capt. Semmes and his
officers arrived in Southampton on the l7,b
ut and that the piratical crew had been paid
off aud discharged.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
War News.

Gen. Burnside's torces have DESTROYED the
Dismal Swamp Canal, to prevent the rebels
from sending IRON batteries through it from
Norfolk against our fleet.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

Inc official report Of the capture of Forr
Macon says that besides the garrison en- n,n,ed
hHy guns twenty thousand pounds of powder
and large quantities Of shot and she'll also fell
into hands Of the Federal forces
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
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Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
Dispatches from Gen. Mcclellan

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoromAc)
May a. p. VI.
non. r. VI Stauntom, Secretary, of War:
O"r cavalry and horse artillery came up with
me enemy's rear guard IN their entertainments
aoout two miles this side of Willlsnsburub
briek fight ensued just as nv Aid lett
Sm''h's Division of infantry arrived on the
ground, and, | presume, carried his works
'hongh have not yet heard. The enemv's
rear is strong, bot have force enough np there
to answer all purposes.
We have, thus far, scventy.one heavy Guns
""o 'arge amounts of teois ammunition, sc
All along the lines their works prove I, hov.
been most formidable, and am now fully satls
hen OF the correctness Of the course have
p' rsued. The sue egs is brilliant. and Won n.v
fest assured that It's effects viii be Of The
!Featest io,portabce
'"... s.e be no delay in following up the
rebels.
The rebels have beea guilty of the mos,
muTderous aud barbuo1s conduct IN Dlsc,po
torPedoes within the abandoned works. near
wells and springs, and near e,cs,uff, m,,o.
's' 'eegr p Offices, III Carpet bags, barrel.
OF fl 'ur, &c. Fortunately we have not Ios,
many men IN this manner-sone fcur or five
KILLED and pefhapsa d lzen wounded. sL,II
make the prisoners remove them at their own
peru. Signed G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major. General.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

zen Candy has pursued and attacked the
enemy IN Southern New Mexico, at a place on
the Rio Grande called Parlo, and defeated
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

Gen. Mitchell telegraphs to the Department,
'na' an expedition to Bridge port has advanced
twelve miles toward Chattanooga. 1t wssa..
'e''ai"ed mat panic exists there, ard that the
rebels are moving all their property to Atlanta.
va Another expedition had penetrated TO
Jasper and found a strong Union sentiment.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

Deserters from the Rooels state that Beaure.
gard was being reinforced from all the Coli
States. A refugee from Vicksburg, who has
arrived at Cairo, says that the particulars of the
fall OF New Orleans had been published, and
produced the greatest CONSERVATION. All the
river towns below Vicksburg are almost desert
ed, most OF the people having fed to the in,e
rlor. Large numbers of rebel steamboats, have
gone up the White river for safety. 1t was
believed at Memphis that Com. Farlguts fleet
would come up the river as far as that city.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

lnere Is no doubt that the capture Of New
Orleans has created a pane among the rebels
nigh ana low, amounting to absolute demorali
zatlon' They seem to know not in which d.
rec'Ion to turn for consolation aud relief
I"ere seems to be no reason to question :be
report that the National success at New
orleans was followed Immediately by the Gao
lure oi Baton Rouge, fora rebel Dispatch, dated
the lst inst, announces that some Of ON, ya..
sells Oad gone up The river.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

from Charleston we learn tha. the United
States forces have captured small battery
OF two guns, near White Point, twenty-five
miles from Charleston.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
5. Z. EATON,
e. EE Va wAr
And General COmnlisSion
MERCHANT,
No. North WATER Street, PhilodeInb;o

Inc subscriber having entered the above business.
IN lhe Gi'V OF fhIladenpha, hopes. by a strict alien
ton to business. and an earnest endeavor N reoI
me hgeesl prices Tor, and prompt return OF sales of
All suts consigned 10 him 20 merit and obtain vonr
patronage and support. 'N
lie will pay special attention to the sale Of PrAcurs
laNi6 made arrangements 20 sell 10 New York nsr
ios the highest Cash Prices will he obraned and al
ou$SeS r. ur"ed, whvh of ITSELF an important tem
TO Fruit Growers ''o'H
Having been engaged for ton years in the Drv Goods
ana Grocery Trade, he atiors himself that he is en-
urely competent mako purchases OF Goods for anv
feet satisfaction fO''
Orders for Goods Of any description are most rea.
pecliuully solicited \ G EATON wv
No. B North Water Street, Phad'a
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
u. III. PRIMROSE.
Fresh Arrival of New Goods.
Ihe subscriber hos just returned from Philadephia
win a large and well.assorted stock of 'r-'~
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, QuecnSWare.
MACKEREL. HERRING MrAT :.

MACkEREL, HERRING, MEAT, &c.
This stock as selected with great care md bo,oh,
exclusively tor cash, which the public Well EI.o'
lhat owing to The serious prosraiion in businees oi
great hnanclal panic among the merchants Of phil ~
duuloh 10 my small expense to do business enohina
me 70 sell goods at l. a'l twenty-five per cent less ihsn
merchants who sell on credit -''" NUN
can sell Callcocs at G4 10 and I23 cts as good a.
ever was was sold Challys DeLants l2{, 10, 20 and rs
T." n shepherd Palds. % Ct+; Manchester Gingbam
"a cls Brown Muslin fFoIn ) to I5 and BIe3rbe%
from to ~ cts l0-4 Brown and Bleached Sbeet.
nS ".i Ladies CioaL ng Cloths, Cottonades, and aiI
0'h' descriptions OF Dry Goods "'A
Aiso' large St"'k ol Hardware which will close
ing II. 'Huc heeP-
i" me GROCERY Geparim' sta: beyond com; cti.
@ a., I''on brown Sugar. cts good Rio Coffee 90
an" % q cS' Burnt. do. % cls.; prime Hams 10 c,.
nn"ulners q cts; SIDES s. 50 per hd best Eo,,no,,
Herring tgilled} $3.50. Pof'
Ali articles usually kept in a country store which
VIII he sold al the low esI caxh prices ''''
inc public are respectfully invited 10 call and a.
"ne my stock, before purchasing the RonL
SPRrA%CE. w. EDWIN
my8 JOSPpI II pDt,,Doc,
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
Dividend.
ASTRAY.

lame TO the subscriber, on the 27th Aprl a MALE
prove property pay charges and luke il away. or il
Will be sold according To law.
SARAH A VANGEZELL
mys Forson's lin
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

The United States steamer MerceditQ, Com
mander Stellwagen, on the 9th ult., sbou,
hl'een miles north of "Hoc IN the Wall"
captured the steamer Bermuda, laden wrrh
articles contraband of war, among which are
for'y-two thousand pounds of powder, seven
held carriages, and number of cannon, swords
pistols Shells fuses cartridges, military stores,
saltpetre, saddles, ingols, tin, &c. She ha.
been taken to Philadelphia for adjudication.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
REFERs TC

REFERS
EDWIN Wilmer, James H. Clement WIN. G. EIiason
>. II. Bewley. Edward Beck, ! d. Hamilton a. Co
Sohn Mustard }; II: Jefferson. Spruance & Megear'
smyrna; CakO. boulden 4 Co, Jas, K. Sudlar Pbia.
dolphin. mvI .6D,
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

General Mitchell has just made arlh br
liant movement. Hearing tAa, General Klroy
Smith was at Bridgeport, Alnbsma, General
Mitchell marched against him, an af er a short
engagement, routed his whole force. capiur
ing 800 prisoners and TWO cannon
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

me rebeI steamer ISABEL, now called tha
Ella Marley, which has made Itself notorious
III running The blockade, has been captured a.
last. She was taken by the steamer 81 .Jago
de Cuba while attempting TO run The blockade
She was heavily laden with Enfield rifles and
other implements of war The Caba ais,
chased the Nashville. but without effect.
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me high and sn1viSd osisEiaiy vkiek tAsst 1se.
eminent Medicines hsNo cQuirsd for their nvariable
eacy in all the diseases which they prpfess 70 cure
has rendered the ugual practice - Du1hG n6t Any
unaecesssry, hat unWorthy of them. Thu0 are kneWn
~ thoir fruits their good works toetfy for them,
and they thrive not ~ the faith he cfedulous.
IN Alb CASKS o. A6ehmos Ae0eo assd C9t1G1o
Rhesnatism. Affeeslees q Dinddes ana KID
they wfT Bs. found InvaruAbie: riant6s rsfiiisrs.
sud others, who once the Msaisins1si WI 6ver
afterwards b without them. sss,sfs
pyspepsia.-No person with this distressing issass
mould delay usink these medicines immedixtefy -
Fever and Asse. fUf ikis socnrss 81 tie western
coAntry, these medicines will be sonHdf speedy
and certain remedy. Other iaedfcihes leave the
system sutdecttU return of the cuvT BY
!, Mercsral 6fseises Never. fSiTs 10 'efadiests
entifefy all the eects Of 46t0ry fnAnftAly S6&ner
tkan the most powsrful desperation q 9assapasfah.
!. Might Sweats, Nervous Debility Kesxaus
Complaints II III kinds, OfSahic .Af(ecg13us.
Paltltasien Of The. HeaSt, Dss1teS4s Gkslae T.
Piles.-The original lpsupretor Of these medicines
q shssc liz hsdciSe: sos 5sSs S III fsas.
Eafg easctusiiy sxpeilsd b She Mediesnss fGitats
Will do wall to administer them vhenevor theas
Eexietence 10 suspected. Relief will b certaip.
fHB ttrk FILLS AND YH0Nlx Brf1nH1
YhStfy tho blood snd thus remove I'll disea5 49,
Ne system. single trial viii plAcethe kly4 nkl1
and HH0NlX B1TTRR0 beyond the reaeA e epnpeet.
s,ea f. sss.nsstsa = sssrZ }sss s.s ssSsgs
d . 81 Z !. M. WILLIAM - Ae!NA3tA
Il s.... - 1res1ces. ess. 800 NJ - IN.
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NOTICE

hereby given to all people, to beware Of purchasing
i certain tract Of land OF Alexander Marshal or q
James b. Marshall any other person. This tr act o.
land amounts to 80 acres being and lying in the Nor
eest Quarter IN the South siepf section 49, township
I'M a6 a rake6A We Gl&5 fAIs1d SE 1{O{1is
forfeiture BY the virtue OF bond, made and entered
upon on the 27tl Akxor sqDber 1859 and any one
purchasing the same, their decd will be tested by
WILLIAM HETHERINGTON,s
A. have paid the Government tax upon il years,
and have the receipts 70 show, and nj legal possss
sion OF 1t named in thebond.
June u, 16e3.
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DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION 70 M
ID directed co Of the Clerk Of the DistTicS
CeRrt 9f Pettawa.tsmie County lowa, shall pruceet
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Of TreasurerS Once In the
city Of Council EM the follovins desclibed Real Rs
tate Of Thomas W. benton ind Susan bestnn to-wit;
Lots nfneteth md twenty 10 anA 81 in Block two fl
GlendaJ Ad14tioA - the Eity d Opunc Bluffs lows
Sale . copespcs At oclecA 4. Of said day. 3.
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