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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-16
GREEN & YOE,
Family GrocerS,

-
,Sl nEALsSstS
PURE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
\; Martin valci:es old stand,
- Baltimore 81. near Holiday, Baltimore.
HAVE constantly on hand largo and we'll
III sciccts! stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES,
go consisting in part OF 7 Il I II
~ TEAS. green and blsek.) Of va-t4 IA
-@srious prices and aavors Coilees-
Mocha. Java. Laguayra. Marseaibo and Rio !;
SCGARS-Scw orleans, Crushed, Powdered.
Loaf. formulated. I. Yellow and Clarified; itAl-
.aa MaccaFnn and veFmaeell; coopcr's
Cox's Refined Gclatinc; Fresh salad and Olive
oils; Cheesc--Ens lish Dairy Pine Apple and
Sap Sage; Sa.l.aes French and Spanish oil.
.vcs Easl!sh aEi American Pickles -t;erk ms.
;aixei. chow Chow, Piccailli. cauliiiower, Wal
uut. and Ou.ous; SaGoes--john Bull. Harvey.
Reading. soho. Mushroom and Worcestershire /;
BRASDIES-jas. Hcnnesy Co.. vintage 1870.
Otasl. Dupuy 60. isis, Native Catawbs. Dor-
iean. Rochelle and otaer brands; Fine Old
WINES London Dock Port, sherry. Madeira.
Lisbon. swce, NIosellc and Champagne; WINS
KiES-Sco;ch Old Rye. Calhoun, Old Rapr
and Bourbon. some very old and ine; Pure
Holland Gin. Jamaica Spirits, &c. &c; Imported
and Domestic Scsar, ami Tobacco. all Of which
they will sell 4, reasonable price,. and respect
fully solicit call. Jan. ~. iss7.-iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-16

fi'iG unGcrsi gucl :akcs ;his method 81 in.
| srmius his friends and the community
. general. iha: BE has again resumed the man
MATURING 81 PLoCGUS AND MACHINERY.
alt Always has "a hand 81 assorimca;
FLOCoIs ASp CASTINGS
r oac. W., and ih-cc a9rse.. among which
may o. lsuGl thc $685. wiu.. Nis:--Tas Wood
SEX. tac Wiley. A.No,-! = Ping Plough. Also.
t-e approved Atwood - - Plough. .hs .iu-
proved wloic5ek Plough wi.h wrought or
.eei Fcints. Also. an cNceiieG; Bar shear
rough ;o- eve - ihrce horses
Pho GR CAS- -!yHS
Always - h4ri aai ;ar SAFE - waaiesa.c Aad
-ctl... aiso coLtlnGe - manufacture the Gel.
-s-aie4 ~gELTQN" GQES z POWER AND
-uSESuEG. w.th - without Cleaners, from
:. horse power g s-- w.tl stsap % rad.-
p am l.so prcptrc8 g. ATTACH very superior
CLEANER o. Any a.! 81: j :arc.le-. These.
:are. Farmers aAylls ccoi -arcsEcgs are 10
-Gae- sac necessity -. purchasing aew Aa
- &c = -tc- - l.-- ) = -.s. Cleaner
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-16
PLUMBING EslrS5Nt.e
poWsoNrOWN.

fi'hi. sub.rri5ei ro.prrti.' ,...
iaai.s ui !.tl;tnluft r"'iGtt. 20,
-nic'l h,'ns"li nt i,N "it 'a g, .a.. o. t..
hc'i o." iLl M!iNt '.is Sd. 200
htuiwir. IL ~u.t,,;- ihe ratl.i. ...,. t......
iztnt 81 a." "ourty. Wof. "n'tu los. 'f
will lee performed sairiart"t..t ...i .I tf.
third lc.. th"n the chars, ri.., p. !..u.
from the city.
I,f-I have hnd co,.sidci.,h ,xu.ri..., ..
liz. erection Of ifYpiirALlc ES.i. a I!t..
and FORCE PUMPS ofrNtry dc.ortit SOB.
All orders l"lt with MIR. WiLLL.. rrD
AZ III" roat ullcc. Towaunt"WE. " tli D." H.If
Y attended g..
ALL WORK WARRANTED T"tlN e..f
lsFAcTluN
nin necnt ior MARSH = joiiASUS.. tIt
EBRATED CJCUMBhE itMlS. D..f" g..
cucumber w,r'i.i thr L..t lami. "N...
"Xpcricnc" iaa proven they wil. 'u'"' ''...
90 tia" Pump nId" 90 aiE ''h' -.,.
vs. ,ud.
We'll iro,u 10 To ~ beet ,,c,l c..:. '. ...
!n. :f"ia $lu {" >l5.
am also agent icy MAJ. :, i"h, bog.
EXT ENAMELEp CNLINhfE. v'..,
ia FGnps when required. 4hH t.i
Cast Iron and ru.tiHrlvd igit. l-'fs'l.... .t
ing perfect e.az,d .urlac.. .g Size" -
/ box ani an Iron Seat aui vtl,c tr ih' $50
valT'. with bail su % rau hr taArt t... 49,. .t
paired - Il gets uui 81 order, p3 ~..'. .,.
without taxing up the runp. Ti'. .t''
l hcst md mosi durable PGfrr low 3 I... iu.
Porcelain cylinder meyer wears ft 20.
with the greatest ease. They ar' inrt ui.r us
| adapted, 10 fact, almost indls pen. 10
i Well. Til" fgiur- are iua.ir 10 ..''..4
necessary toy vary deep VOL .i.i o ,,...
der can b" rui n' an%.'clth s,.r
| .Ic- Puiups can hc seen 90 uy .. B.. 3d..
WOoDEE AQJApucT surrl..ngnuf
| DER. Adirc-f.
GEORGE 81 5oi%.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-16
AvCnis Vented Now Ready
non. J. r. HEADLEYS
bI'frII: AtEIt

HISTORY TIL, AWI.
ItpNFA..U b., t@" va'uutr.. AIS. ~
\ ,.n't.,. i,."Ni- s"i.t .'.. ~" hest cheap
81. mot; interesting. 'aigl.g and valuable
~ t.r, % ttr l."hrllian ever published. which
mll, s'.-.s.d ~ the ,noriu"uJ sale Il lass
r,arh,d o.. ..tu. .ua Nnluaacs. and il now sclling
with increased rapidity.
All lhn 3. wh" hay" acted go Agents ter ihc
wa4a and 'ciiVcrci the first volume. are lnvii-
e,l tu 20. canvass thc territory they hay" "ccu
pod. aMi g. canvass it in"Fc thor'ughly--i'r
by sn i"inc ,hcy will greatly increase the sale.
aud consequently cnhanc" their pr"iit~
We have c"nclgdci g. !s-u" an ciivnn "a;
5.'t -,t.ac. . .uni ia one. winch Is n"w ready.
aud srciu- o. exactly mcol the went, ~ -"
pcnpir. 10 tho opinion &C Agents now in Tia"
acid. chat iac future -.i,s 81 ihi- work will be
confined cxrlg lively %. ~" 'fo r7.n'lc' t0Wf
b, csc.
u.hr. Il -tor,,f i,ay,. been before the public
i,r s.,lc month -tqviil rri''ci. before there
,.Art ni Goncra' L. ;. Grant ani either inru
meats hal been sub'uittcd t. tho Government.
ari con icqucutiy aro inaccurate aud deficient
To- .uuch that con sitltcs the greatest value and
inheritance co. .u-L work.
~. ilcallcy has delayed tn completion ct
ih!s. until 'hHs' document. tco,v,rrV % ccrror'
a.,. nui ,oty.'tt, Iss, could be- obtained. This
VIII rs,..ti;u,, @ Very e. eniiai feature ol its
sfy,r5rIiI and helpt" render Il by Tar the most
s-t.stf,. flu4 t..htf.t-, and rGfHutir wnFs- Ger
t,,,,,i ga 'his subject. Il 3 meeting with I'M
parlljtlol yale. AgcGl8 now IN the field arr
"btairiug from ~ % i"n suhscrihc-s per week.
~ work Of 20 aract"r present .uch
satisfactory Inducements 81 those who are lie
sir'G 80. engaging .a lucrative employment
Exclusive Territory given. scal STAMP i"'
l.. sLENfMEE 81 CO..
Ini ~. Baltimore -, Baltimore. M
scutcuh,r -. -tG.-t..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-16

. ..c'-Thr above Gcr,s tn hc sold 90 pen ,cat.
less than amy house in the city.
W" otter our large stock 81 CiotL,'i; %, Great
y reduced rriccs
~ viEcE GOODS for Custom Wor,.
SMITH. BROS 4 GO,
Merchant Tnilors aud Clothieg..
- aud 10 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
" \ RH l. IA l. IT,
jan. H. isG7.--iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-16

TOWsUNTOWN,
EREBY informs the public that be has
III moved his establishment into his now
house, In Tho rear Of tho POST OFFICE
lie will continue 10 manufacture y "
WORK, Of tho best material and workman
ship, as we'll ~ attend tn all kinds Of REPAIR
ING. Thankful for past favors, he respectful
~ asks q e"ntinuanrc # the same
Oct. ~, as. -ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-16

-..ii. saoos. Hats, Caps. Hardware, Queer
ware. CrockcrywaFc. and Stnncware.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-16
County Advertisements.
WARREN STORE,
RALTO. COUNT. NJ
---:n!-----
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !

TINlIE rRoPRlETORs OF the WAkGE&
IL STORE would call the attention ui tur
cltizona Of this ncighburhooi a. their iLNI
AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OFGOuiN,
which they are offering ct the ipwo,t "a II
PRICES. GROCERIES,, such a.
BROWN AND WHITE SUGAR.
GREEN AND JAPAN TEAS, 81 nnc grade.
lavor; OLD RIO amt other Coilcos of l.nu d..
yor superior sugar cured 'nd plain
BREASTS,
SHOULDERS OF BACON. Ar..
Il. A.. and Vine salt. Mackcrcl ani Ncrrngr.
Spices, Sc, SC.
LiRGE ASSORTMENT 81
BROwE MUSLIN OF our own inarunelrg,,
warranted CuGal to any mad, iu tiiC state. and
sold at very los prices. Wholesale or retail.
Blcachci and Cambria Muslins. large steel.
oi rrinis, Alpaca, Dgc', Goods, Mcru'. .lI
wool pclains,
HOSIERY AND
FANCY CO"us,
SuIVriur Cloth, Ca>.tiucn ui.4 iaauctta co.,
mems and boys wr.r; common K,r.,y. suI
Linscy for heavy wot".
/. SHOE.
For i.adirs. tcuticmcn : Cil.i,,r. ......
CEOCKEEY y iiAi;pwAEi.
TiN s nuLIoM @t.
EuuA"N VAIL
BLOOMS.
BRUSHES.
IAsk lI.
KERo.ENE i rAEATliiSE uii.S.
MOLkSSES AND sYRurS.
~ In hort. many article Not usually iur"
, ~ Country Store.
- ALL GOODS old by q. W.re.'.t d o.
/ represented, or the mnucy returned
: ~ 4 CiLL Is SDLt"iILG.
/ II. T.. TlluMt S..
For Warren Manufacturing t'n...rt
/ y. D. rOFNTFF pHyb{tt .i..
exchange tot t,,..l-. ~ r.ty rr.r,.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-23
Letter from nnuar

~ DOVER, DEL, January 22d Iec-
bd dhe proceedings Of the Legislature 1u, II0. S0r
one past wee have consisted Of c"lG rcaS;nr uurln
aculng upon bills Incorporating Corning Cng AM
STRENGTHENING fd public roads, seyerng pOratlonS
alus ny divorce, adjusting priyat9 malIlag' anna
I'm, On " edncsday the Secretary Of Sto.o
Svh, SuhIeG communication from the C"te pre-
oa 1a3TI.'tlng quitting An attested copy Of ~onGrnor'
0 8L Congress proposing Fourteeptb resolution
fmrth fu Constitution Of the United Statou ar9ice to
TTThluneT ThnnT consideration was postno"oI It's
ht;irSday next, at which time t6d nlo until
o'tThg debate Of the session is anticimotat ost inter
ms Is nothing more or less ,pated' t%ap .tc
dJI,.9tional Amendment that pasS"d | Tl 1le Con
ond uding the last session. and which wa IPpngress
na Iho substance of the prncinles %as tne sum
ne uHon Republican Party dnrinGa u1aaGed .h" by
nh d. loyal except MaryIand1 1'aIeI anS Which
ectnS Inc rebel States have indirnnntj, r trn rl
guards it throws around the cnuntrv %4u tne
Jemootro.m C 70 meet the approval of the DeIawapo apo
piooraey, pve and will undoubtedly f;dl %"rro to rn
r ,tnro majority nI in either branch Of the TegiS
10 e. ihelr symmthies have always beenn
" A'''i'y allye for those who raised their
Smyrna times., 1867-01-23
STATE AND LOCALS

THE METHODIST FAIR.-The faet;,ol
fair given by the ladies of the NJ y on1 81 al'
CATION OF this town, on Wednesday TbmrsaLoe,
and Friday evenings of last weekSaleo tba Sua!
terpoons OF the two last-named davs and 11 ca a.
4rday-Was In every way success wo 10 "a
In t9e fanGy Bazaar" We're many boo,1t;eI Uain
artlcles' -aighans, scare, sofa nillows e., u
paintings Dy amateurs Of the town fsnn,,, @ llLe
ule WORK, &c: A neatly-constructed my a'..,l nee
clrced the Bazaar. The refresbmo"nnto "not len en-,
eontalned all the rich cakes, creams '?nles ;aae
tIi.s' 3c' together with oysters. saIads 49, mi
0ther ylands usual on such occas;'on@ oai'uS ana
III fT; I ISAeS was presented a large nvram;J hSS5
t ms u r551xcellency, GOv Salisbury, one bv So ~
~ tcirt tpeMMley' we and one by Mrs. Geo. Davis -
-e,,.li nc Tree OF Fate" was a novel feature-a
,,1n.o NO eune (oh paper III nut shell. But the
tIo oSv appreciated feature, perhaps, was the Tt-
~ ~ paper ISSUED each evening, Tie Gleauer- =
- contained full account Of the events nf tb..
cnlecrtalnment. The Amateur StrinG Rsnd
IHS IRHGlIorlned the second and third evenings
"a W,p proceeds amounted to about 5000.
:: ne append the following handed II, for nnb.
lCIIIon ~, since the above was in tyne.
ne iaoles OF the Asbury NJ. Church of Smvr
"' haFlhg charge of the recent Fair and Fcst;y,I
teS'te To present their grateful acknowled,,,,,n,n
or tne general interest manifested by the c,r,,l1
y ~ lheIr Idle festival. Their thanks are esurc,I
uue TO the Smyrna String Band, for the uns;,.aI
h;aLII ~ u the second and third evenings
49, g'eauy TO the interest Of the occasion.
''y ueSiLe also to make special me ntion ,f tL G.
OF done them by Governor S,ul.bnrv IN ,I'. ''I Ia
'n'a'lon OF large pyramid cake this fine cst r,a
~ H"SeG o. lhe ladies having charge of ,bp Ica
an '"o'V' ny Il number of gentlemen. E,r e00
S P'SS'htcu |" the lady managers II
Smyrna times., 1867-01-23
MARRIED.

wordonS iS stsa az the M. e Parsonage ODDo.i,e NJ,
Mr.. GEO. W. P. RrScR Ritl' H. Ny 1y Rev WIN. B. Gregg
all of Kent COUNTY neI ~ Miss MARY E. ANDERSON,
II RsHD S tn toI Mi.n Ms1mG, at the same place. Mr.
county, Del. 'S MARY II. HALL, all of Kent
BERT Po%Sl 'S 2ih io' o Sby BY Rev. J. E. T. Ewo Mr. Ro
castle county, Del. ""'AF hoSsoN' all OfNew
Err to Miss iSsn INST by the same Mr. JAMES WALK
On 49, ,aSs SUSAN AUTHURs, all of Kent Co, DoI ak
M tIe evening ofthe 10th inst, in the W..
bv P" church. IN presence of large congrso",g omng
Doroo o' "A; B' Davis, Mr.. JosErH NJ BARRsa f'iUn' on
On 10 70 MISS MARTHA POWELL of Wyoming H., W:
and t1e evening Oft the 10Th inst, in sans Di 81
COZ Tnuer nke circumstances, by the same pPs pace
=, JOHN Z; BROwN of Magnolia, to Miss In roles
{, @ @oh the I'D inst, at Smyrna, Del, bv Pou
Tracey : Mr.. FRANKLIN MABERRY of Ken, .; l..
o MISS ELIZABETH JANE MAsLIN of Kent - CO., Del,
In Phila;; on the 9Th inst, before Mao Co. Nd ND.
'hael. Mr.; = HENRY S. COCHRAN, of MidJIay,or MeMi-
o a ANNIE IN T. kohERTs, of the former citv Del,
In Georgetown, Sussex CO., DaI 81 NY Y
y Key, William Merrill, Mr. CliseErs M ipe iCth inst.
i'S' MAGGIE "iNGATE, all Of the former nsLL DIaoa sd
Smyrna times., 1867-01-23

parcldal hands in the attempt to DESTROY the
country which had raised and fostered them
ana thrown around them and their nroncrtv
ner Denlgnant protection, to induce the tam
te'Ty'e@ OF Delaware now to give their assent
~ any measure-no matter howsoever liberal
ml!d ana merctul it is-that would restrict
S,. gnu iliiI 1he wicked and ferocious men at the
~" Io"c1 anu prevent them from again plugging
the country III another fearful struCCla for tLo
maintenance and continuation of fbnir f'Ilo 'L,o
and disastrous opinions '-''
Inc Democratic party of Delaware have often
Doasted OF their consistency, but their recorJ
Enthusiastically shows that they have been CON
SiSCent IN only one thing, and that has been in
c9erlshlng and disseminating their princinIes
Oh ioQl, vile treason. Cove has MunGdreJ
asaalnSt the Amendment, and his philippics are
sIao Ine members of the Legislature in the
Jr"Pi" J"Po VI MS annual message and inaugural adj
s,at r. anu as the Democratic members dare
roy uISoDey the commands of their master vo,
may anticipate the rejection of the m@oS,ro 'Hu
StTlct party vote. The Union members viii
NJ NJ uouDt present torcible reasons whv if should
th h@o'l anu III DONG so, they will only perform
~ tIie uuty IN this respect expected Of thnn b-,
their constituents. ''0O "a Inclh py
me Oil authorizing the building of the ,no,,.
SO" lor Ills Ills Excellency the Governors roS;-
uence' VIII be be called up for action to-morrow
snInr Inc vote on the bill increasing his
IL vas ny no means unanimous, for in the
House the members from Sussex Voted snIiJIv c'Iv
agalnst S . It, 1t is therefore confidently predict
II I, mat the manSt0N scheme will be defeatnJ
IAlIea9y \ the people are groaning under the bmr.
San, Som oI taxation imposed upon them by the
PAU 2a4I:3Dury party during the past four Wears
Il Ina IN view Of this, the members Of the Ic%s,
atrn atu[e can scarcely have the moral courage to
md moot 10 the t people from whence they came,
div woud Inc rrca0a honest lndgnation they deserv
'lth an unnecessary debt tor the indiv;G%sI d."
on'nt OF the members of the family" 1"'-
LIBERTY. .
Smyrna times., 1867-01-23
The Delaware Railroad

y Inc ne nfteenth annual meeting of tba stool
mo,aG[J GniI oi the Delaware Railroad Comnan man
was hel9 ~ IN the office of the Comnanv OF no
ver, on Thursday, January 10th, y' ISGz' a. NJ wU
suance OF the Act Of Incorporated ''' III Pul
Oh motion Of Mr.. Bringhurst, JeLr II Thox
m%S mo;ntad taeG Y tRe chair, and j. T. Alice an
al Inc Ie report OF the President and Directors
and the report Of the Treasurer wero Directors ,i
cd, read, and approved. "0'o present
IN On motion of Mr.. Bringhurst. Ro.oz,.o
nat the stockholders proceed to The 1oete cIoota
oI thirteen directors, and Treasurer for t6o
II was was announced that Messrs. Jesse Iono
ana anu y lls0n L. Cannon were, by the RoarJ
SSpp11IInted judges of the election: wbcrennouu'
- NJ Felton, Isaac Hinckley Andrew u q
ITi"y' Tat:o' SEharles |. DUPONT, Joseph Bringburst
m"n GMuarFe, Isaac Jump, Henry B. Fiddle.
Tanalb 1NHfdLloVe NfoVe Hayes, Alexander Johnson
WI WI. uoofe' Nm. II. Ross and Charles
and sTaS' TSrG " "a unanimously elected Directors
Oa o. motion Of Mr. Bnngbnrst i mac p..1.
eq, lhat James L. Hererin and Gaorre rteS'SS- "
~ -f"iscy USE oe a committee to audit the aaeorot'
Sion - tie"Nuler' preparatory to their snhmiS.
lo" nlont; ~ .ne stockholders at the next annnal
4 any vacancies in said comm;ttna ~
oo i'lcu oy the Board of Directors ~
rhat on motion Of MIR. Bringhurst, Peeo1.od
,v;th ,L tio Pr'ecedlngs of this meeting to@.tb"
WIN 9 'ne reports, be published as usual
0n motion ne meeting adjourned
Attost. IELIU f. THARP, Chairman
Hftes'; aGeS y. r. ALLEE, Sec,ctu,v. "'''"'
mret;"n ;"a 'nG adjournment Of the Stockholders
lnanimnns, sEe .I, Ine~I}- elected Board met. and
Icnt and IamaI v,ecl;d T. Samuel NJ. FELTON,, Presi
'O''' D. +. ALLEE, Nccrct,,.n
THE DIRECTORS REPORT
m ~ with u table showing the businoss
,IontS and losses of the lessees for o"vSS, tb@ ,
y T"IUcnclng igcn g Aoy !, 1868, and cndin@ Der G4'
y, toGo' from which We take the foIowin@ T', ra-
Smyrna times., 1867-01-23
Maryland Affairs

BROKE JArL-James Pinn;r Jaro, n.
Gnns:, Robert E. Lucas and nd Wm V%,HFS T.,,Idc nc
committed to jail at Centreyille Ma cbag,,od
VIII WIZ! the murder of Mr.. Roberts of 1%,igI g1q
III, ana Tor other alleged crimes aIl brai.L
{all on sunday night and made for narts um'
L,.t 'LIAhhABLE ~Itt ABLE WEATHER. "Wednesday nirbt
last about o'clock, the heavens w~re th;si i
clou9ed, the atmosphere very cold pbnl' m
";Ie visited by thunder and iphtning VIII
"a r"ii: ~ II Is an unusual occurrence and nvc;toJ
no ii''le remark -SallsLu,y Nel0 Era. >''''O
C,i,9,AL nNIEKNAL IMPROVEMENT IN WoRcpsrpD
Iot".s ItUNll'LA memorial to the Maryland Leg;S'
90 taIo 4 lS Delhg very extensively signed in Ill
- :'le ten election districts of tbie oo,,,4ii
S"lSC n86 tne appropriation Of any portion of tby
S4o'Qoo due by the State of MARYLAND tor ~ 'o ~
r0;Lal improvements in this county toward,
1T%9iLoao T9aII.o through Somerset county 70 NJ
mII"n' IN this county. The feeling i go. ,~"
iont oio Ey ETtry intense IN opposition to this nro
tnnl, ~ Inc Inc appropriation Is only due to \
Ihe lcomco and Pocomoke road ron, VII: Win
70 SALISBURY, IS the opinion of the mnmor;aI
lStS'-'Snotc Hill Shield. 10 iu0iiloflal-
rbo bnoncnESTER f q DELAWARE RArLRoAD
, ,mo prospects for success in this nntorrr;ao
- ru moEct OGGn Zen SO bright and encOuraging ~
on ~ present The capital stock already sub'
clloea L}i amounts to about $70.000 ManI,
,y ,iUpapiy a large majority of the peonle of ~,
y ouIty are favorable to the issue of cornt,, ny
IoliqS I,a E 10 the amount of $50. 900 This Jan'
nc directors are confident of an ;,n,,oInt,
OF S30,0OO by private snbscr,t;i"a1Ic tiaIc
: hulh6ero OF those who have already S,I.:h'
:, u are are Wiling to double their pledGes H.
{ see the requisite basis for demandinc Ell {
.%It 'he amount devoted to internal imnroy,o VIC
I iIS %on IN Dorchester county, $l0I .OOO ana +L
a"'oog originally G appropriated to the Misn;I
ol ana Choptank Road, but which 1Pli oS tbnt
'u can never be built, will be divertad 20 Ia
olcneSter Il Delaware Road. AItogotbnncc bnc
zen len the company may depend upon Tuner cogTnne
,e1 500 @ [oaa nGn IN the Spring with basis of s
o % ESi1oo,oOo: Application has been made 70 L
ad fSla"a[e f.na" Legislature for charter for the
az az iIol E the point where it shall STRIKE tbo
'n @ac me 10 point on the Delaware RaiiroaJ
mewnere nt between the Nanticoke rrar vlar 0at ~
alorq y and Brldgeville Run, a short distano dta az
Owe W Dridgey!le. Not the least enconra";n n,
nl vi intelligence in connection will 3h;ss ~
'ecc IS tne tact that the Delaware Ra;iroaJ ~
> VIII OIld our Road from the State Inc ~ wi
point OF connection with their RoaJ III; as
u was Ofhcially made by the comnanv = fnIH ap
~ ~ SINCE. And further, at an early d3v ~ ter
ila9eeipnla, e Wilmington & Baltimor,. r 'Po P so
win win oHer oihclally, what has been alrood,, kel
acnea informally, to lease the Road ON =,
rp .pte'I4l' place thereon the rolling stool
= @tc the hoad, and guarantee six ner 60
ID @unuin on the investment. = CG0br;ILt'o, H., !
Smyrna times., 1867-01-23
Written nr 4l..nr

MR. En,ro, lot the "Smyrna Timos -
ven the new NJ EAGSc;[9rding S;[g to notice previonsr,
Co. S,nvrna ~ ~ L: Church at FrieydsFi 'N,1usiy q
wa, 2mayrna Circuit, Rev. VIM r iP ~ Castle
ther L.l'eu on Wednesday. Ian ie' egg, pastor
a turn on5 SccIeehlngly cold there w. Inc wea-
| ed. The l,I,Ns Ns IRON a distance M -, ~ Tge
bishop f. r. AIr' services were condI,. "a poet
). d. Curtis " L9' DD.' OF Bait, assisted 49, Oy
The Bshop's ,d., -, England and the pastor news
icai timothy His ser,,.I "'uS' part Of 9Th v 4,b
godlinc,s :; "'eniy Interesting. IL ~ "h eVahgel-
sIni; to P'o"ttbie to the indiv;d'sI' dted now
ence to the ola and TO nations great or
tears to n,n,, church and old assocat1i ms refer.
'e older members pr"Sa ru nearly anens from
for ne, '' sermon, the Bsba
very shnr, ~ - renew their snbsa,i 40 opportunity
the secretariea 80 80 names were calIoJ ~ ana in a
as if every mar uiu write them do,, u' iaster than
to have oart ~ "o'nan and child LnI ~ seemed
Bishop kept the anca'er' matter In the me-, mined
relating many apt incideo very much Interest," 'he
ob,iSs i'o ',dn To receive All. u was more bles
in The - ''''s amt Was iucre,i Va oOU were soon
n Odesra lug Inc choir from th' ~ 70 over Sl70O
,oursed deI,gIIfI esont with their melodH H Church
Moorc for winch the conducted by NJ ans I15
cry thankful The Trustees r ngregation were
= 1 s isaac stats, Thos. NJ Has aS ntaals, Jno
~ noS Deakyne, were now Dreso1P'' DP' Jacob Staats
ddro.sn w PASTOR ana standing around tb the Bish
J9saId %DssrIv Oy him in The following soom% altar were
ON % the go1 oTGyed il is meet and right as words. %o
e public wcy.6a S that houses ereeled d'I[n m
'alt and dedicated to religious uses specially set
HaT tns house to His service for e we
od ny scriptures, the PREACHING of Me W'ng Wan q
a. all Ts ",S COMMUNICATION the Hoy Sacrg,nsn, m m@r@
e e~srcises Of religious ,oorsIin o,' aRa
"""s 70 The Discipline and Hsagss s'% cf Ser, %: \ \