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Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

Rev. o. S. Senter, Congregational minister,
of Phila., lectured in the NJ Il. Church, in
this town, on Sunday evening, on "The Del
uge."
Rev. Mr. Mccoy, ofthe Presbyterian Church,
will preach in the NJ. +. Church on Sunday
morning next, Mr.. Gracey attending Confer
ence. Rev. L. NJ. Chatham will preach at the
Presbyterian Church.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

RELIGIOUS. = Episcopal ConrocatiOn. "A
Convocation of the Clergy of the Protestant
Episcopal Church was held last week at Mil
ford. The unfavorable weather did not pre-
vent a pleasant and profitable time. We en-
joyed witnessing the good progress made
towards the completion of the handsome
church, upon which the Rector, Rev. j. Leigh.
ton McKim, has been so zealously and faith
fully labOrlng. To him is due the entire re-
modelling and enlargement of the old and di-
lapidated building. Commercial
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

St AIMS Episcopal congregation intend to
erect new church in Middletown the pre-
sent spring. The ground at the old church
which is about mile from the town, will be
used as graveyard
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

NEW LODGE ROoM-Stella Lodge, l. o. of
o. T., have rented the second story of the
store-room recently occupied by Mr.. j. Ennis
Jones, Commerce ST., opposite Union, and are
fitting it. up very neatly for Lodge Room.
also hold their meetings there The Sons Of
Temperance offer for rent the room formerly
occupied by them.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

Remittances to Great Britain and ireland,
Drafts for 9l and upward, issued at lowest rates
also passage e-Orders direct from Londonderry
to Phila.-by Jno. McLear & Son, bankers, No.
COZ Market street.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

1,SOs Of Aug, June and July converted into
5-Zcs, or bot at highest market price. 1862,
1864 and 1865 5-2Os bot and Sold A supply
OF all classes Of Government securities always
on hand and for sale at lowest market rates.
by Jno MGLear 4 Son, bankers, No. 6O7 Mar
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

CoNFIRMATIoN.-Capt. Jos. NJ. Barr has
been confirmed as Postmaster OF Wilmington.
Also, Capt. Jno. P. Gillis to be Commodore
in the Navy, and VIM. NJ. Dickerson to be
Commander.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

ToWy GOVERNMENT "A bill was introduced
into the House last week by Representative
RAYMOND providing for the better government
of this town. which is designed to supersede
our present municipal regulations. We have
Not seen a copy of the bill which is very lengthy,
but understand that it is framed and in many
instances worded from the municipal act of the
city of Wilmington. 1t constitutes the pres
ent Board Of Commissioners q Town Council,
or legislative body, to make such ordinances
as they may deem necessary, lay out streets,
borrow money, etc. The Commissioners Tor
Council) are also authorized to elect an Alder
man (wh0 is to be elected after this year by the
people) whose duty it shall be to execute the
laws Of the Council. 1t has passed the House
unanimously. 1t will come up in the Senate
this week.
Better municipal regulations or better exc
cution Of those we have is badly needed. The
present town government is but little more than
name-the Offices are mere sinecures, save
the salaries. The Board meets-not one in
twenty of the citizens know where do nothing
that shows for itself, and their proceedings
never come before the people-their minutes,
if they have any, are kept out of sight; and
the town money, about $500, is appropriated
does dayb0dy know hOw2 and has not every
taxpayer a right to know? We refer to past
Boards. What the new Board may do we can
not say.
So far as we have heard any expression in
the matter, our citizens seem favorable to Mr..
Raymonds bill; many urge it. Something
similar to this bill has been passed for Milford
and municipal officers were elected under il
last week
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

PLYMoUTH.-A town by this name is being
started short distance below Canterbury, in
this county, by number of Northern men,
1t is on the Railroad They intend to erect a
depot soon, at their own expense.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

The AssEssoRsHIP.-It seems that the con-
firmation OF Mr. Dickson to the Assessorshio
was brought about through the influence Of
Judge George p. Fisher, who volunteered his
services. 1t seems to have been matt,., of
bargain and sale on his part lie was 10 40
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

MORE Doctors The following students
from Delaware graduated with the degree Of
Doctor of Medicine at the Jefferson Medical
College, Phila., Saturday last John 7. Carey,
"; ). ,Hearn, Jas. |; Smith, d. J. Tracey, b.
Whiteley, G. w. Williamson. There were $50
graduate, i'm all
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

CASHIER APPOINTED G.. Robin
son has been appointed Cashier of the Far
mers' Bonk, in this city, in place of Joseph
Heston. W. Commercial
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

FIRE.-We learn that the dwelling of Mr..
John Enos, in Odessa, was destroyed by fire
on Saturday morning last, but have learned
none of the particulars
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

ENTERPRISE hotels of Salisbury, Nd,
have to purchase their beef from Wilmington.
Either butchers or cattle must be scarce down
there
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

Town ELECTIONs.-At an election held in
Dover on Monday last, James +. Alice, Edwin
NJ. Stevenson and James M. Robbins were
chosen Town Commissioners. The vote was
slight-politics ignored. When Dover can
give up politics, Smyrna certainly ought to !;
and but tor two or three men who wanted an
office, she should have done as Dover did.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

Gold, Silver, and Compound Interest Notes
wanted at highest rates by Jno. McLear 4 Son,
No. GOT Market st., Viii, Del.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS Red
Wheat $2.6O@3.OO;. White Wheat 5000
1896. Rye is selling at 81. S5(GI sc = bush.
Yellow Corn, $O97C99Sc. Oats 56@57c.
Cotton 33(934c. per 10.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
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Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

The Rev. Lucius Sweetland, of New York,
has received a call to the Episcopal Church in
Dover.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

ANOTHER RAILRoAD.-The Maryland Leg
islature have passed bill to incorporate the
Elkton and Delaware Junction Railroad Com
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

Rev. George Sheets, who preached at St.
James Church, near Stanton, several years
ago, died in Chicago, on the 2lst ult.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

CONsTABLEs. The Levy Court of New Gas
tie County made the following appointments
on Friday:
Brandy Robert Handy.
Wilmington-Thos Hawkins, JAS Pierson,
Humphrey Morrow.
Chrlstiana-Thomas Kinsey, Neal Dougher-
ty.
Mill Creek-Wm B. Ochletree.
New Castle-GeOrge Allen, j. Beckley vi
ming.
Red Lion-J. Penton Belville.
St. Georges-Mark ID. Hickman.
Appoquinimink-J III. Wood, William
Lyman.
White Clay Crcek-R. A. Wiley, Jesse G..
Russell.
Pencader-John Denny.
Jail CommiSsionerS-Ge Janvier, j. |.
Taggart, Charles Massey
OLD TICKET.-A gentleman has handed us
the following election ticket, which has been
in the possession of his family for many years
but he has no knowledge of when it was voted
1t is headed COmmerce-Agriculture. Fret
Trade-No Embargo" and is as follows:
RepreSentdttUe IN Congress, Nicholas Val
Dyke.
Senator, John Lockwood
Representatives., Henry NJ Ridgely, Stepher
Lewis, Jas. B. Ralston, John Marin, Mich
Loockerman, Edward JOY, Stephen Paradec.
LeCy Court Commissioners, William Denney
D. C. h.; John Reed, Sr., Muir. h.. Cha
KINNEY, Mis-. h.
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during Monroe administration.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

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Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

New Hamshire held her election yesterday
and went Republican by about 3,OO0-a gain
Governor and three Congresmen elected.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

DEFALCATION IN THE FARMERS BANK
On Saturday week it was discovered that Jo-
seph A. Heston, the cashier of the Farmers
Bank, at Wilmington, was defaulter to the
amount Of nearly $4,000. We understand
that this fact was then made known to the di-
rectors of the institution by Mr.. Heston HIM
self 1t was, however, kept secret until last
Thursday or Friday when Mr.. A. G.. Robin
son, the Teller, was elected to the Cashiership,
and Mr. Wms w. Torbert, Teller, and Mr..
Heston displaced. The facts were not known
outside the Bank until Saturday morning
Few were credulOus enough to believe the
statement at first, as Mr.. II. had been an ac-
tive member of the Nj. Z. Church from his
early youth, and always regarded as an upright
and honest citizen. He had been connected
with the Bank as Teller and Cashier about
twelve years, the last nine of which he was
Cashier. Before going to it he was q clerk in
the Bank of Delaware. We hear that he ven
tured some in oil stocks but the prevailing
impression is that the real cause of his present
misfortune was living beyond his means. He
is about. 81 years old, and it is regretted ex-
ceedingly that man so competent to discharge
the duties assigned him should thus forfeit the
confidence of his friends and employers We
hear that the Bank will suffer no loss as Mr..
HestOn's securities are amply able to pay for
his deficiencies They are Messrs. George W.
sparks, Henry .. McCOmD, WIN. G. Lowe
and K. ID. Hicks. We understand that Mr.
Heston had been taking the funds Of the Bank
for his own use for the past six years. The
only excuse he offers is that the salary, ($l2O(
and house rent was not sufficient to keep hi
family. Gazette.
The Daily Commercial puts this face on th'
matter:
The cashier in questson has been for four o.
; five years overdrawing his accounts until tn
: deficiency reached large amount. He ha
tried very hard to raise the money so as t.
make up the deficiency and leave the bank
but his efforts have been unsuccessful He a
: last informed the President and Directors o
! the matter and submitted them a statemen
' showing that he had overdrawn his salary t
, the amount Of little over SO, 100 The Di
| rectOrs Immediately investigated the affairs Q
Y the Bank and found the statement submitte
: to-them by the cashier to be exactly correct
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

Del State bonds, Del railroad bonds, Del.
railroad stock, and New Castle county loan,
bot at highest rates by Jno. McI4ear < Son,
bankers, No. 607 Market ST., Will, Del.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

At Hazlettville, Kent County, Del, James
Reed is appointed postmaster, vice j. Ii. John
son, resigned.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK, &c, from
McLear & Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
Quotations March II, 1867, at , o'clock:
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

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Debility is accompanied by many alarming symptoms,
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Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

line nomination OF Mr WIN. walker to be
Pension Agent for this State, in place of d.
:. Burton, was not confirmed by the Senate,
we have no Ag't. Mr.. W.'sI
ime expired on the 4th inst.
CONFIRMATION. Jos. M. Barr has
been confirmed as Postmaster OF Wilmington.
Also, Capt. Jno P. Gillis to be Commodore
in the Navy, and VIM. NJ. Diekerson to be
Commander.
PLYMOUTH town by this name is being
started short distance below Canterbury, in
this county, by a number of Northern men,
1t is on the Railroad. They intend to erect a
depot soon, at their own expense.
st AIMS Episcopal congregation intend to
erect new church. in Middletown the pre-
sent spring. The ground at the old church
which is about mile from the town, will be
used as a graveyard
Remittances to Great Britain and ireland
Drafts for FL and upward, issued at lowest rates
also passage orders direct from Londonderry
to Phila.-by Jno. McLear & Son, bankers, No
GOT Market street.
CASHIER APPOINTED G. Robin
son has been appointed Cashier of the Far
mers' Bonk, in this city, in place of JOSEPH
Heston. W. Commercial
ENTERPRIsE.-The hotels of Salisbury, Nd.
have to purchase their beef from Wilmington
Either butchers or cattle must be scarce dow
there.
FIRE.-We learn that the dwelling of Nj
John Enos, in Odessa, was destroyed by fir
on Saturday morning last, but have learne
none of the particulars.
ANOTHER RAILROAD. Maryland Les
islature have passed bill to incorporate til
ElktOn and Delaware junction Railroad Con
pany.
Rev. George Sheets, who preached at S
James Church, near Stanton, several yea
ago, died in Chicago, on the 2lst ult
The Rev. Lucius Sweetland, Of New Yorl
has received a call to the Episcopal Church
Dover.
Del. State bonds, Del. railroad bonds d.
railroad stock, and New Castle county loa
bot at highest rates by Jno. McLear < SO
bankers, No. 6O7 Market St., VIII, Del.
At Hazlettville, Kent County, Del, Jam
Reed is appointed postmaster, vice j. Ii. JOh
son, resigned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-12
VOLUME 81. NO. %.

AS ASroStsHISG SUICIDE A Naples
eorre-Ponden; tells The follo~ing stor, IN n
letter dated February IS,
About noon last Friday. N.ple. v.s
started BY an explosion near Po.;I,p,o and
n vas soon known that the Po-de--msII.
there had blown Up. OF sixtv. three psr-
sons -hO we're on the spot u the time.
t~eniy were found dead. eleven we're -oand-
ed. seven Onhsrt. and the rect no-here-
Only nangled fragments remained Of then.
The powder mill and several houses in the
vicinity -ere overthrow. Fortunately the
store where the powder -ss kept aher nan
uisetare resisted the shock. otherwise he
mischief would have been still greater.
The cause Of the explosion Is the most re-
nsrk.ble part Of the affair. The director
Of the mill had raised suspicion BY his ex-
trAvagant expenditure. and IL vas discover
Cd that he systematically appropriated to
has o~n benefit large psrtioa Of the pow
der manotAet1red- A party Of police.
therefore. beaded BY Inspector vespa. paid
him visit and iound ample proofs Of his
crime On seeing that bis frauds we're dis
covered. be found = Pretert for entering .
room where about sis qsintal, Of powder
we're stored. and setting Gre thereto. blew
himself. tie police. and all else who were
near. into eternity. Public charity has
been active in subscribing for the poor fam
hes of the sufferers in this horrible TRACE
dy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-12
How Drunk the People Of New England
Used % Get.

Horace Greeley attended . Temperance
convention IN PhilAlslpAiA the other day.
and made a speech. 10 -hich he gave . sac
picture Of the Decentralization Which pre-
vailed IN New England -hen hs -as a koy.
Horace said -
~isb TO recall to the minds Of oh
temperance men the great general change
that has been ~rougb, within the tins os
my recollection am not speaking Of tn
change IN the habits Of those -ho did not
drink AZ al. sas born and lived for some
years m . rural New England to-n. And
venture 20 say that The Ne~ EnsI.nd
towns have ss good habits a. any other
AZ least that - their own idea; -h~tA.,
they are right OF wrong do not ay. A
any rate they viii average the morals o
most towns. Yet 6fty year, AGO the hsbS,
Of drinking bq3Or among the men in the.e
towns ~as a. common az drinking water
On every oocasioa that drew men together
whether mournfal or gay-it vas ssppo.
ed a. q matter OF course that people sboul1
have sODstbing TO drink
l remember Il vas talked Of a. q gres
scsndal because a man did not fsrni.l
liquor at the funeral OF his little ehild. In
deed it vas regarded just .s Necessary thai
host should furnish his visitors With Iiquo,
- 'ha, he should furnish them With chairs
Ii / recoiect ari ghi. on the installation O.
the Rev DR.. Lord. en- President Of Dsrs
mouth College. as Young and sloqaen
clergyman in my native town. everybol
~as very drunk. In fact. dont think
ever sa~ a more drunken time IN nv life.
Nov ] am only thinking Of such a. yer
regarded A. noderaie drinkers. Asane
oessary adjunct 70 every occasion. militar-
political. religious or otherwise. tbere VA,
liquor. We ehildren Commenced 70 drinl
cider almost a. soon a. we we're able :.
iiii mug Every nov and then. Il Is true
some iiPPler. perhaps a deacoa or q mini.
ter an the ehurch. vent down among tL.
heavier drinkers.
Nobody worked without run. I renem
Der that when an Irishman moved With the
rest Of the lAbOres for whole day. With no
better beverage than bgtiernilk. it vas ~
garded A. physiological phenomenon.
Bot ~e are going forward. IL Is no, no-
Necessary. a. Noah Webster vas obliged To
DO IA the back part Of his spelling book. q
few years ago. 20 demonstrate that run
- not necessary 10 health and strength.
This - nov n common fact Il was not seu
years ago Nov. g into any to~nship N
Pennsylvania. and yos ~iIl End drinking
class and a non-drinking class. Fifty years
ago u was not 80 dra~n. THIS !. very
great step forward. and Il can never be re-
traced
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-12

IN THE UStoS or oUT on TIN rHr
CHURCH on oUT orr. A correspondent
Of the Milwaukee Sentinel says that the FOL-
loving ooiioquy recently occurred between
noisy. bra~ling Democratic poIisici an
and quiet. observing Republican. Ithis.
the nail on the bead. and Il Is 20 good TO
be lost
DEM demand 20 know. sir. II N.
States lately in rebellion are in tbe Union
or oui Of the Union. Just answer that If
you -iH.
ReP--The question !. vel illustrated bv
your own personal history. -Four year.
ago. you united with the Church here and.
II am rightly informed. you have been
rAiber a hard member 10 manage and late
y charges have been preferred asainst you
for down right n,iseond1et. and you have
been suspended until your case can be ex-
Amined. Nov. SIR. demand 20 know
whether you are in The Church or out Of The
Church.
The Democrat seemed TO see the point.
and left.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-12

"OSE 90 rHE BoTs.- A youngster cam.
bone afsr having glorioos tine IN tb.
puddies. his face All aglo-. and he rBbber
boots full q ~ater. The punisbrsent q
staying IN The house ior the remainder Of
the day Did not SEEN very h.r,i 81 6rst bss
a. h's httie besri warmed up 9TH the rec-
oliection Of the triupphs of tbe morning,
-hsn b. had -aded deeper fhas any of his
playmaies dared 20. be could bear tbs r.s-
traint no lOagsr. and -eut 20 b.. mother.
saying A" Please. mother. vhip me-. and
iet M 20 on, Again,-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-12

THE OLDEsr PRoTEssIoS A lawyer
ard doctor were Discussing the antiquity
Of their respective professions. and e.eh
cited authority 70 prove 81, the mos, an
cient
" Nine sAid the disciple o. Lyeurrus.
" Commenced almost -ith the words eraf
Cane slc- his brother ABEL. and that v.s
eriuinsl case in common la-f-
" True. = rsjoinsd Eseuispis.. :" e bot ny
profession - coeyal ~ith creafion itseH
Old mother Eve was made out % rib
taken from Adsnn'. body sod thas -as a
s'rrgioaf operation. Ths lawyer dropped
his bsx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-12

RIvEEs BErow rHE E,ErH's SURFACE.
That the crust Of the Earth i fan Of water
courses i a familiar fact Illustrations are
found IN the Mammoth Cave. the AdeIsberg
Mountains in S~iizerlAnd. the lost rivers
On our prairiss. and the Arsesian well.
which are nov becoming numerous in Eur-
oPe and our Own country. A. Psssy near
Paris. the Augur struck an amazing stream
OF water eighteen hundred feet belo~ the
surface -hich discharged nearly SIX nil
lions Of gallons per day. rushing % the
surface With great power ard velocity.
Tbs is strong evidence. certainly Of a great
underground stream At this point. The
great wells of Kinsingen. in Bavaria. at
Munden. IN Hanover. At Louisville. in Ken
tooky. Charieston. South Caroiina. are
i~o thossand FEET deep. d'soharring great
volumes of water al tend 10 demonstrate
The fact that the crust Of the earth !. pene-
trated IN AT directions and AZ aH depth.
Nth those streams and water courses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-12

footIsH VIRGINS. A few DAYS sineu
80 ~ere dining With friend Who haa vath-
cred bevy q pretty giris- around his
bosPiiable board. and during the meal ue
received lauentable evidence o. tLs isno.
rance q our latter day Young ladies' q tbe
hrst rudiments Of making a nan happy
We spoke ofeabbAge padding and heavens :
What hut,er. Eight pretty hands clasp
Cd az once IN holy horror: eight bright
eyes turned sP their -hrtes N refined sur.
PRISE. snd eight rosv Eps cbor,issed IN re-
hnsd disbelief d" Cabbage puddinc9 Who
ever beard Of such 4 thing7~
u. indeed. 90 Be that this most comforts.
bic Wy Of cooking the vegetable has pa..-
ed from the memory q bousekeepsrs. Iet
ss recommend a trial q our recipe. given
merely from recoollection After boiling
The cabbage -ell. place Il in baking pan
nth layers % crurnbled bread. butfer. sat
and black pepper Hberally used. sprinkIed
~eh on the top 9TH grated cracker. and
baked gently Until q crust is formed on tor.
Take our word for it-snd re are no mean
iudge ofthe creature comforts-it H GOOD
and delicate enough in flavor Tor the snest
lady vbo ever hin;ed q; the smell Of tur-
pentine soap. and fben usei hair OIL.
TPe'srsburg va Index.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-12

a Wisconsin Democrafie paper say, ne
vE vas fought ostsijs Of The Constitstion
In Other vords. uas unoon.ttufionaL This
% The common Domocratic yisw. Tbs -.r
vas unconstitstional. q cosr.s tbs rsb~i-
loo. sgAinss whicA he w.r "a. -sxsd. "a.
constitstionsl. rPortl.sd Press.