Smyrna times., 1866-10-31
MARYLAND AHairs

APPoiNTED.-M Henry CLAYTON Of Coc;I
county has been appointed Captain in the l4th
regiment ,. Infantry now stationed at I,;t.
tie Rock, Arkansas Captain Clavton served
win credit In the Purnell Cavalry, during the
war. '''5 'iie
a Comfy LOAN.-Thc commissioners or
Queen Anne e's county, Md. have determined
10 submit to the voters Of the county at the an
proachlng election the question of levyng upon
the 'aXaDle property OF the county sum not
exceeding sixty thousand dollars. to aid in the
construction of the Queen Annes and Kent
railroad, as provided by the General Assembly
maryland at Its January session, 1865.
Teagle Townsend, of Baltimore. Conner.
mead is an independent candidate for Conn
troIler IN opposition to Col Leonard (Copper-
Johnson and Col. Bruce, Republican. Town
send says in his card
Oliver Goldsmith Kidd. Of Cecil "a IN.
lounrcS himself as a candidate for CONGRESS ~
me FIRST District. in opposition to Hon Hiram
McCqilough. He says his platform can bo
in $50 - i''iiiS CIay
The undersigned having been announced
through the press as an independent Democrat. /
~ ~ cahuluate 1or the COMPREHENSIVE of the
thofI
fee O1i ioi 'ilaC o.
Two Conventions, styling themselves "T-n.
cOhdlu0nal Union men. and each having nIac. |
cd candidates IN the field for Comptroler tho
one Colonel Leonard and the other Colonn
Bruce and the Democratic party HAVING fa;ind
to present candidate at any ofthpir ment;nos
winch, by many influential members of t6e |
party II mas been considered unwi3e NOT IN
nave done' the subscriber, after consultation
WIN some OF his friends, has been induced 10
PIesgnl iaiS c'alms to the consideration of the
people OF Maryland underthesc circum.tanco.
claiming to be better Democrat a hrtrnr A.
drew johnson man. and better Conserv,t;yn
than colonel Leonard. To substantiato tho
the people. -''U0 Ociorc
+, John McLear & Son. Bankers. No co.. Nor
" II. X Bait. R. Road Bonds, VII Citv Loon nt''
Farmers Bank Stock, Nat Blk ofWi- + Rran''
dywlne Nat. Bank of Del Stocks. Us Com.
pound Interest Notes wanted. '''
SNUFF that snuff snufFed bv tbo sn,e,.. p ,
Ralph Oriental Snuff and Won viii baron
good snuff and snuff no other.
:, The Rosin Soap manufactured BY Harris {. ;
20, IS superior article for scrubbinr and :
SoIu az very low hgdre don't fail to try it
Sold by all grocers. ' W H. 7
Inc cheapest Goods of every description for {
I5adles y and gentlemen's wear can be had If
Baggs & Cotton. ~ i'u VI
= The best selected Stock of Ladies' Dress
3 tVVus % at the most reasonable prices, at Barrs
The largest stock of Goods in Kent Comfy {
'an be found at Baggs 4 Cotten's
i, II you want a nice hat, pair of boots, or opv
'nlng IN Aliens line, give him call as he bas
large assortment ''''" Y
Es4ulmaux, Castor, Chanchilla, and Mos
20 w-beayer Over Coatings, Black French .
0Ioths, Doesklns and Fancy Cassimcres in al r.
most endless variety, which we propose to make I.
y oluer AT low prices with perfect satisfaction L
All persons desiring to make money bv max U
" a small investment, would do well 10 call -
n Baggs & Cotton "0'i - '''ii L.
B. b. Allen has full line of Cloths and Cos. -
imeres' which he is selling very cheap Give
The place to buy Robes, Horse Blankets Pl
rnhks' r1 Saddles and Brides, is at Aliens W
a very handsome line of Dress Goods. Plaid
lSSured and Plain Poplins and Merinos s'''. at So
HE REBEL DEBT.-The ABauy Eren;oo
'WrhGI, ~ IN speaking of the Rebel Debt savS to-
II the proposed Constitutional amend, list
ehts are not adopted, law will pass tbron~b ate
'hgreSS IN less than twenty years to assume a.iI
q q [e1ei req debt. The process will be simnlo and
. men the Southern members shall he ad, the
tCeq' II VIII require but thirty eight votes in ing
I1ouSe OF Representatives and eighteen ~ test
oenate to give the South the majority in u% pna'
The rebel debt is more than two +bo, psm use'
llions. At present it is not worth ono thousand A
the dollar 1t is practically yaInpIosS pI 1en' TON
ose VINO own the bonds would he cIoJ :. n
= sgventy-hVe per cent. of all thew 6oId 70 with
&c ., tnelT payment guaranteed by the TIn;toJ and
teS. H"hout Constitutional nrob;I,t;onu Htteu PIN
So@ld gould be done By simple la,c p''''0'''0' % mos
l;oua en nEe per cent. or two Thousand acco
i I,onS y s IS n1teen hundred millions WIZ prac
,o~ld unu h 10 work with will any one say that PAIN
,graSs Do ".li Impossible to get a law through EE
assuming the rebel debt? Nobt nor cd 70
. 4'OT"teTR men be found IriUjD1 IN scU and a
OOfeS Gt one or tWO million dollars - 6cJ1 lake
men who were bribed to vote tbronrb tbo t. the
assuming the Texas debt of ten millions nrOGy
oh was quite lnlquitOus in law and in eni- drrssi
% % IhlS rebel debt-did not pocket on an ianl
age, more than Sj0,0O0 piece. Although Sr,
iges have greatly increased, we may rea- gentle
,91ly suppose that million of dollars now very
ld go as far and accOmnlish MS murh nc charge
l1,ity thousand dollars then. ,San ,Sats So 0
90 sure as the assumption of this rebel enI ' se,
is not prohibited by the Constitution, so ianIt
will it be assumed by act of Congress. - vz----.
It, then is the duty of the taxpayers of
ountry-looking at this matter as mere
tion of dollars and cents2 To pay our own IN
nal debt, taxation is grievously burthen. u
? Are we willing to have this tax don NJ II
If not zoe r;st cote against the Dort,, IT,
he men ,oho are opposed to the C0nstt%1 OIno4 W.
Rev. /
counts from North and Central Al.hou,. of Phi
gleaI uesCltutl9n from the failure of Penn,
plrnCers prnC wn3 had mortgaged their lands On
Ppn1s, uuC tne crops failing the lands are bride
nn ''"S ratGs. FAMILIES and homes are tor of
ap ""uoi 'neSe forced sales. SON to
trno n'din poc1 mas tbVt written ten letter advising ran % al
under Juarez be supportaJ aa, u0Vern- Parson