Smyrna times., 1866-08-29
STATE AND LOCALS

PoLITICAL-Nnte Central Conn,jttoo -Tb,
Chairman Of the Union Republican State Con
ventlon, Benjamin j. Burton. ESQ, has 9m em
Hounced the following named gentlemen as the
state Central Committee: '-''
= New Castle COunty-John n Adams H.
ROBERT NlcCabe, James B. Henry.
r Aent COupty-Dr. Isaac .Jumn. Nunus IT
Cooyyerdale, Hiram w. McColley. ' -
Sussex COunty-Jacob Moore Isaac 7 Ion
klns, Simeon Pcnncwell. - 81"
CoPpehead Nomjnatjons Connou
heads Of Wilmington held meeting CUPpGn, ~ tLo
friendship Engine House. on Thursday c,.on |,
ing; and nominated the following ticket.
F9r Ul,Gy"r-Henry f. Finnegan.
F9r 1bt11'an-Thomas D. Gibson.
F9' TI Cdy 1redsrer-John Cochran.
For AsSesSor-Wm. g. Pierce.
a Democratic johnson club of Duck Crool
jIunured was organized in this town on Satnr.
gay ,iast1--'Teorge II. Raymond, Pres. DR. R
=. w liIrOnS Vice Pres. William NJ RaIi
Treasurer and Hyand b. Pennington Snnrn''
tary. Ihe resolutions Ofthe Philadelnhia Con
vGnton were read and the same unanimon,j,,
adopted by the club
RECEPTION OF ANDREW JOHNSON A moo.
ing was held at the Citv Hail IN SatmrJa,. rrJcC,
evening" for the purpose Of maxim aaS arranl'c
ments to receive Andy johnson. on his arr;yol
IN this city to-day, en- route for Cbicaro ;" -
Andy trlcnds-the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ont
In full force, and took the entire cboroo ~ ~ ~
meeting DR.. II. +. Askew presided. and =
IpIlliilttee OF thlrty-slx, composed of Conner
m oohHSohltes, u were appointed to receive Mo
SGS' ana escort him through the State A.
the suggestion Of the Mayor an effort was mol
70 get up meeting of the CITY Counc;I 70 t''n
1er the hospltallties of Wilmington to InJ,I
DuI quorum OF the members failed to annnor
anu no business was transacted. .-.JourndI
hhVITAL--AS ~ result of the Camp Meet.
ny at OahldGn religious revival is now in
P,ofio>s I, .f III the Methodist Episcopal Church
L ln ''lIS town. TO which much interest is attach.
-. On 0uhqay morning last twenty-five mem
ybo,o "cIc received INTO the Church, most of
Ihe L. camp meeting, during a PRAYER mnot;n" -,
WHICH continued from 6 o'clock on Thnrsda99
Urening ,,'g 10 " m. on Friday, without ;nter.
.a";a'I lon-a period of eighteen hours II do
q r. ."c' DIS one oil the greatest r,lD;ou, -:
~ Io'''ohS witnessed i'll Delaware fnr ,,tL
el years The number convcrtrJ rau muulOer @
iiTTLty' ana comprised all classes arJ T." no"r
MI nlT;THilhgS ~ will be continued dnr;nS H.;
VII "uIH Ihe Church is attended bv armo rno
hAliEoAD I AL;Is FROM MIDDLErowy TO Er rr,,,
IA railroad is projected from W;jHdI..hkT I.hkToN.
nm ESon IT. is IN 9tfnIed by throad to 20 drec to
OF Maryland below Middletown. T6n ,n more
route IS by Wilmington. The new m root present resent
be about eighteen miles, saving tVsg tTent', would e
miles. twenty-five
j. G. Jackson & Co. have discovo.o1 =,
property in Hockessin Valley, Mill Craot on SneIr
a bed Of Kaolin, suitable for paber Iua maIi nd.
the manufacture of Chinaware, &c, Thon "Niag,
now engaged in sinking shaft and tunnel; are
into the mine to ascertain its extent and voi,,S
FATAL AccIpENT.-A boy named Paxop
aged about ten years, was run over by the cars
and instantly killed, last Friday, at SheiI%oa
Bridge, on the p w. & B. Railroad near WI I
He was from Phia., was in Wi.
mlngtOn on visit.