Smyrna times., 1867-08-07

militia, or pay two dollars, or leave the State,
or be rotten n-egged.-DcntOn URlOn.
JUDGE BOND AT CENTREvTLLE-A R0Do and
SereraL COiored Men ShOt.-On Thursday
last, Judge Bond of Baltimore, went to Cen
treville, Queen Anne's county, in order to ad-
dress the Republicans without regard to color,
of that county. We learn the presence OF the
Judge drew to town large crowd and c0nsld-
erable excitement was evinced. In the alter
noon the Judge spoke, amid considerable in
terruption, but no outbreak occurred until at
ter the speaking was over, when dlthculty
occurred between young white man and col
oredman, as is generally the case whenever
trouble occurs, on such occasions IL IS re-
ported that this young man considered MN
self jostlcd or something OF the sort, when ne
engaged the latter for com bat and was getting
the better of him when another colored man
struck him over the head with stick. Then
u regular rush of the Democracy was made,
shooting indiscriminately until dozen or two
of shots were fired, several cOlOred men woun1
ded and then imprisoned. 1t is said the mob
was quite furious and cleared the town of col
t ored people, following them some distance, and
could they have obtained more arms, no doubt
4 there would have been great deal OF blood
t shed.-EdStOn Gazette.
:. CAMP MEETINGS. Camp meetings will com
: mence in Queen Annes county at the follow
time anu places. w yO Cdlup p3 AAlO"Ji ~
# gust I'd Ruthsburg, Friday, August 9Th ;
d Sudlersvie, Friday, August 10th.
/. A camp meeting will be held by the Metho-
/ dist Protestants in Bakers wood, near Ches-
$. tertown, commencing August 18th. The
e Methodist Episcopals are now holding one at
n Chesterville which will continue until next
l. Tuesday
IS APPOINTMENTS The following are the ap
: pointments made by the Delaware Annual Con
" ference (Colored) of the Methodist Church, re
n. Gently in session in Chestertown:
d, Delaware River District, Harrison Smith
st Presiding Elder; Philadelphia, John Wesley
RS and Centrcylle, j. G.. Munluff; Philadelphi
es Zoar, j. II. Pearco Mt. Zion, l.. y. Cox
as Salem, J. W. Saunders; Bridgcton and Go
til >hcn, j. W. Cisco; Wilmington, G. Wing
on Port Deposit, A. Brown.
ad Odessa District j. Davis, Presiding Elder
: Odessa, B. Gibbs; Smyrna, \; Young; Dc
= yer, D. Brinklcy; Milford ii. Rich; Milton
uF S p Wilmington; Milington, J. D. Elbert
- Kent, Isaiah Broughton; Centreviile, F. Keu
III III neday and Wm. johnson; Hillsboro, PER-
,I n% Lee; Friendship, A. Grinnage Greensboro
nv VIM Green Denton, j. H. Holland
Choptank District, w. s. Elsey, Presilin
Elder Waugh, 8. Johns; Washington, {
Pollett; Wycomico, W. j. Parker; Princes
to Anne Henry Morris; ,Manoken, Hooper Jo
'cl- ley; Union to be supplied Newtown, Hand
we Long; Snow Hill, Noah Morris Bethel, Wn
o'r On. Phillips Quantico, }. q. Dennis; Drummon,
he town, Saml Marshall; Talbot b. Eaves Ea
1 ton, Peter Burrows.
we Zoar Church, Philadelphia, was fixed upc
ne as the place for holding the next session OF Il
u nnr Conference.
icy Watermelons are in the Salisbury market
Old New CoUNTY.-The bill to construct a ne
county out OF parts of Som arSet and Worceste
ord to be called WycOmico, has passed the Mar
Did, LII a.. +;.,,.;,uI 4 Itrn,,,,.!i
lly, V Noii ~ N O'"
'h3 no One of Swann's militia companies, recent
tSr. or-anizcd in Den-on, has adopted the rel
;; + gray as its uniform. This may proceed p;
I'm italy from economy for such of its membC
j 5 as took any part in the war are more likely
L have gray uniforms on hand than blue ones.
= IL The Denton Union urges then to he cons
pfu tent and adopt the rebel flag as their standal
Tor A Division of the Sons Of Temperance v
!; IoIr D ganized in Elkton on Friday night Of !