Smyrna times., 1866-10-03

MAIL AGENT. Joseph Bush of Salisbury,
ma has been appointed mail agent on the
Delaware Railroad, vice Mr.. Wingate remov-
ed The latter was good union man, while
Rnsb was formerly a negro trader, and rank
Symnathizer with rebels This is the way
President johnson makes treason odious.-
Re- :; -
A STRIKE.-The wood workc"s in several of
the shons of Wilmington, have struck against |
working by lamp light in the evenings 1t is
said that the employers admit there IS very ut
tie advantage to be derived from lighting
up" q
REs1GNED.--Rev. H. j. Gaylord, Pastor OF
the Delaware City Presbyterian church, t9rth
six years past, last Sabbath morning, reslgneu
his charge to take effect at the present yeanr'-
We understand he proposes moving to farm
lately purchased by him in the vicinity OF LIN
coin, in the lower part OF the State.
DISCHARGED. Robert Mccullough, charg-
ed in Philadelphia with having in his posses
sion money stolen from the Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank of Milford, Delaware, was dis
charged from custody on Tuesday week.
POSTMASTER AT LAUREL.-John M, c.
Hearn has been appointed Postmaster at
q Laurel in place of Zed. P. Collier, removed.
;, POSTMASTER. John L. Crouch has been ap-
u pointed Postmaster at NliddletOwn.
SoLD.-Wm, r. Loag has sold his farm
IS near this town, to Mrs. Margaret Poll, Oi
C Odessa, for $4,000. The farm cont an +
q acres.
Geo. W. Cummins, has sold his =" b.
} farm, three miles from = =, to VIM. !.
fecler, for 81 ,OOl Us 323 :; :"
= NJ. Sinner sol ing III
: Landing on Chestel E, -. - Mr. Anthony, O
10 Delaware, for 81 600.
IL S..uFF.-1hat made at the Oriental Snu
y Works of Ralph 4 Co., is very superior,
Buy no other.
Id BUSINESS NOTICES DIR j. Slmms & Sol
Wilmington, advertise their Ague Cure, sal
= to be sure remedy for the shakes.
VIM. H. Wright, carriage manufacturer
. Wilmington, formerly Of this town, is dOr
an extensive business.
The best flour, meal and feed is made at til
or Alley Mills, by Murphey & Parry, proprietor
:" Persons in Smyrna can have flour OF meal lr
T. at their residences, by leaving orGers With Il
= driver of the wagon.
on Randolph Peters, the extensive Ncwa1
to Nurseryman, advertlses large lot OF iru
he trees vines, etc.
al. Ladies, 90 to b. b. Alleos for the best al
"a most fashionable Dress Goods. Ills stock
-cu MT surpassed by any in town.
lu- Reed tie advertisement Of Newark Acad
for %. , Ptor. f. y. Porter. P.lcipal.
y ~ i u'n has associated with J'
of Ii. r..nA, : urT'ntilc business.
We ':,.",.4 airs.
IS RI. q .E,rAG.--Al adjourned me
i, ie ing .. the sLo G. bers t" stock in the N
to Count, Railroad Company was held 1t
:. Court House iii CheStertown, on Tuesday la
- for the purpose of electing four Directors
'64. said Company, three having been chosen "a
$40 previous meeting Three hundred and siX
10 five votes were east, resulting in the election
~ William b. Wilmer. Thos W. Eliason
Chasss Beaston, and e between William
100 Spry and William =. Francis. Another INT
= ing will be held on Thursday next tor the e
tie. tion Of the remaining director
lS4 LAYING A CORNER -SToNE-A large {
100 course of persons assembled Tuesday at
ON noon, at Jackson Square, Baltimore, to
r . ness the laying of the cornerstone of tn {
tenary Methodist Episcopal Church.
church project originated in Sunday Sch
started at jackson Square, within the
90 year, for the exclusive benefit of negle
GS children; frame structure was erecto :, vi
III is now to give way to an elegant bric,. st
81 ture. The editice will be - b. - feet, bui
y. ,'ott:s SIl,, With steeple.
ia The NATIONAL Council OF CATHo
l6o DIsHoPs.-This august body, composed OF
hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Churcl
the United States, will convene at the Ca
$50. dral, in Baltimore, on Sunday, October
, the and will continue until Sunday, Dist Octo
ont The public sessions will be held on Sum
-In'' and Thursdays, during The continuance OF
that council, the others being strictly private.
emo expected that seven archbishops, forty biSl
and mitred abbots and about $50 priests wi
present.