Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-14

X. B. Mckee, NJ. d. has removed from Head
of Sassafrass, Nd, and located himself at Fell
ton, Del.
OF On Friday afternoon, after the rain. the
air cooled off very perceptably, and has con-
tinued cool since, till Tuesday. Ga Sun.
day evening the mercury stood a, 81 degrees,
and on Monday morning at 60. The Pennsyl-
vania papers record slight frost on Sunday
night, but no damage was done by it.
or Rev. M. Hammer, late of Baltimore, has
accepted the call to the Passionate ofthe Pres
byterian church in Milford, and has entered
upon the duties connected Herewith.
or The recent National Medical Associa-
tion. at New Haven. was represent from Della.
ware by Drs. VIM. Cummins, of Smyrna, and
Bush, Askew and Johnson of Wilmington.
0-A clerk in 81. Lonis, No., has recently
turned out defaulier to the amount of $780,
600, all ofwhich he has spent in the purchase Of
lottery tickets Delarare papers please copy,
or Gov. Burton has RENTED the balatice oil
the imprisonment of George w. Buchanan, and
Mr.. D. was set at liberty and restored TO hi:
| family and friends, on Wednesday oflsst week
OF Gov. Burton has appointed DR.. Merritt
of Middletown, Clerk of the Peace, vice Ewd
Williams, ESQ.,, whose term had expired. The
DR.. took the oath Of Office and entered on BIZ
duties last Wednesday,.
or The Denton Journal states that III,
work on the Maryland and Delaware Railroad
is rapidly progressing, and that it is expected
the road will be completed as far as Greensbo
rough by the end ofthe year, If not at an ear
lier day.
II or We hear il reported that the army worr
one of the most yoracioas Of all the enemies {
vegetation, has made it's appearance 10 parts {
Sussex coonty, and along the Maryland lins
II IS to be hoped, however, iha, the alarm ma
/ prove groaBdless.
y or The young people of Dover and Can
n den combined, on Saturday last had pic mic
: the camp meeting woods, between the two vi
9 lagos. About 6fty ladies were present, an
: two-thirds as many gentlemen.
!, Or Seven negroes from Broad Creek lid
. in Sussex county, and Worcester CO., Nd. lc
!. their masters 10 an unceremonious manner
few days ago. They belonged 10 James
/. Cannon, James II. West. Benjamin. sheppar
$. and Mr.. Fooks. A reward Of $500 has be-
9. offered for five Of them.
" or There are indcations ofa revival at I
b, M. e. Church, in this town. AT the meetin
To on Sunday, Tuesday and Friday evenings ma
or present themselves at the alter for prayer,
81 number at the last meeting on Tuesday ev,
m ing amounting TO between twenty and thig
'e- The work had partially commenced PROS
on the late Local Preachers meeting. bus ID
ng 10 no doubt that their fire and zeal greatly
TO- celebrated IT.
M or Pretty Feet" by our correspond
b. II. s., will appear 10 our next iasue.
ii, or The N. Y. Herald says Senator Bay
of The frss chairman of the seeding Convent
!, ut Charleston, offers TO BET FIVE thousand
A. lars that Douglas will not get The nomins
!. At Baltimore, five thousand dollars that
80. does get il he will not obtain the electoral
OF any State 10 the Union, aud ten shou
!. III dollars that he will not be President on
a. Alb Of March. 1861. This. though openl
~. fersd, has not yet bssu accepted. The
ware Gsseiis, however. denies IL.