Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

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2 Attempting to check the animals. his left le
passed through the flooring and caught betwee
: II ana the axle; While in this position. hi
ieg came IN collision with a stump of tree
Ill sucn IOrce as to tear the flesh from the innp
part OF the leg and one half of the tbirh Inav
ing the bone and main artery exposed the who'll
length. The boy is doing we'll and homes ar,
entertained OF his complete recovery. Geor0e
torn OniOn. ~
Inc revival commenced at the Camden Camr
iEI TaS 9eeh Kept up IN Dover in good earnest
The large tent belonging to the Dover NJ II
Church, immediately after the camn closed
was erected on vacant lot ON Governor Ave-
nue., and religious services held in il ever,
evening with good results In this town tb,
revival still continues with undated interest
quite number had prOfeSScd conversion din.
ring the last week ek-moStly young men.
~ y revival has also commenced at Carrolton
Church' ON Smyrna Circuit, Rev.W. b. Gregg,
pastor. So
~ DELEGATEs.-At meeting held at Delaware
Iny On Ihe DIST ult., IN response to a call of
Clark, Sr., was called to the chair and " II II
II. Clark, chosen Secretary The folIow;ng
named gentlemen were elected as DELEGATES 70
represent that Hundred in the Loyal Conven.
tlon which met at Philadelphia ON Monday -
1ohn y; Clark, Sr., James b. Henry. Barnav
NJ. Higgins. 'I"''' A"'nony
NJ POST OFFICE AFFAIRs.-At St. Georges
New castle county, Robert p. Tauressy is an.
ed. 0"i oeo IellioV-
Office at Clover Dale Sussex county is dis
continued DaDerS ShOuld novy ,o - D. o
ville % " Diiuse-
BASE BALL MATCH.-On Thursday. the 6th
INST, there will be grand Base Bali Match
I97te between the Diamond State Base Ball Clnh of
wilmington WI and the Brandywine Club Of
west Chester, on the grounds of the Diamond
otate. Game to commence at two o clock. pre-
cisely. 0'A' Pi0-
BUSINESS NOTICEs.-W. r. Loag will offer
his farm, near town, at public sale on the 2GtL
Miss Sarah j. Stevenson is going onon -
private school on Monday. OP'n
T. q. Lobdell, Wilmington, has fine lot of
mules for sale.
r. Posi- CHAPLAIN.-Rev DR.. Mcleod, late
Hospital Chaplain to Tilton U. S. A. Genl.
hospital IN Wilmington, has been lately ap-
POINTED Post Chaplain, by the Secretary of
- ~ w LCIdhdIC3 OCl
DETACHED Commodore John Rudd has
been detached from duty as Light House In
spector OF the Fourth District, Including Della I
ware,l and is awaiting orders. Commodora
Rudd has occupied this station for manv
years.
MUSTERED OUT-By order No 400 from,
the War Department, Captain and RraUot aUnt
Lieutenant Colonel VIM. A. Lammott, Of W;i.
mlngton, has been mustered out of the limited
States Service '''N
we learn from Mr.. Smithers, Station Agent
n the Delaware Railroad, that the shipments
i grain from this Station during the month
l August, amounted to 55,GO2 bushels. !
I'M
The camp in Hills woods, near Kenton, is
progress, and will close on Friday There
re about 25 tents.
The CAMDEN Union CAMP.-The following is a
st of the names of the cergymen who preached,
th their texts, at the late great camp meeting near
amden. :,
Wednesday -Nght-Rev. A. Wallace of Phil. i"
,lpha, Solomon's Song 6-l0. "
Thursday Nornlng-Rcv. p. Peterson of PbiIa. Il
;lPhiI, Philippians l-20. Afternoon-W q
'hnson OF Mount Salem, Romans liz Might, Il
T. VanBurkalow of Hicksburg, Nd, Mark l6. Is. C
frIday'-Alornl"g Atwood of Philadelpha. II
'alm ol-lO. Attcrnoon-J. J. McIlyar,of Pitts.
rg Conference, Psalm 46-4 Nightly. l.. PonI. d
n OF Delaware City, James 5-I9, so.
l.. Gracey of Smvrn,
Imdns l2-l. Aftern0on-H A. Clcayeland of
'lton, EccleSiastcs, 10. Night-H. S. Thomn T
oi Frederick, ST. John l2-2l. o'
Sunday Mornlng-D. ID. Lore DID, of Genes. ~ -.
Conference, Editor of the Northern Christian va
l00cdte, Auburn. N. Y, III Corinthians 5-2O
us sermon Was interrupted by the ram aud finish
at - O'Clock, p. N. Aflernoon-J A. Wond of
yOinlng Conference, Matthew 5-4a Night-
III prevented preaching at the public stand and 80
81 rVices OF the evening were held at three difr 10
tents. st. PauPs-T J. Williams of M,ssonr; az 90
Inference, Luke l9-4l, 40. Smyrna-A. WaI az
c OF Philadelphia, Luke l5-l0 Doyer-T. r dr.
l:tIndale OF Princess Anne, Md, Revelation 3-20 hb
Monday Morning-J.J J McIlyar, Jeremiah G. Ad
Alternoon-IgnatIus L. Copper, DID,, of Cam II
l. Del, Matthew, So Nght-T l.. Poulson IN
D l4-l0. '''o" The
Tuesday -Morning-Centenary Sermon by u. d. So So
re, DID,, l. Samuel 7-I2. Afternoon-Wm. e,s
ttyman OF Baltimore Conference ii. Peter 2-9. fro
'hI-T. }. Williams, Hebrews 2-23. SUNDAY
ool Centenary Me- ting held at | O'clock, p. M,
addressed by S. w. Thomas, T.. l.. Pouson and
ID. Davis. cei
dnesdaya-Morning- II. Turner of Bristol. Pr
John 3-l6. Afternoon-W. f. England of He
'ssa, Luke 22-2S, 90. Nght-A. Manshp of mai
ladelPhia, III Corinthians $40 oil
MISUNDERSTANDING J. WAY of Del. Civ 90, &C.
8 3-26. Aiternoon-Daniel George of N. Cas-
Psalm 3l-23. Night. L. Houston Of vii. -
gton, Matt. 1l-I2. -" zeL
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