Smyrna times., 1872-03-27
u4IsVLAND items.

Newspaper Enterprise. "A new paper W
he started in Crisield in few days, to
edited and published by Mr.. Charles Marshal
Ovsters.-Crisfeld is great oyster marke
Over 1000 barrels were shipped in one dav r.
Gently. Over six hundred vessels are license
to dredge there.
Wicomco county has As water and 25 stear
rillS cutting away at the timber. In view G
this fact the .4lrertiSer very naturally conclude
that the pine woods must soon disappear.
Fyre,-The store house, together with stoci
of goods. belonging Mr.. John Carter. a
ed by fire on Monday night Loss about $1,000
on which there is a partial insurance.
Small Rr.-The colored people held nan
cake party in Kent CO., recently, and now
eight or ten of them who attended have tbf
living with Saml Casey, Esq, near Massey s,
besides others.
A couple from the country went to Denton
on Saturday and were married, and on Monday
another man, who had been engaged to ths
when he learned that she had "gone off with
another feller.
FTe-The dwelling house occupied bv Cant
J. NJ. Passapae, at Redden's Landing, Caroline
county, was totally destroyed by fire on Wed
nesday evening last. Capt. Passapae loses all
his furniture with one hundred dollars in cash
The dwelling was owned by Thos. +. Gary.
FIre-The dwelling house of Mr.. Ii. Nichols
in the lower part OF Kent county, was DESTROYED
ty hre on ednesday last, together with a
considerable portion of his furniture, and his
meat house with upwards of two thousand
pounds OF bacon. Loss, $4,000; insurance
$2,250.
Last week the body of Granville Anderson
OF Salisbury who had been missing since De.
cember last, was found floating in the dock in
Baltimore The deceased went to Baltimore
IN his fathers schooner, Cddie, to sell a cargo
of grain, and 1t is supposed he fell overheard At
night in trying to board his vessel.
Magistrates Jurisdiction IN Assault and
Battery Gases. Gov Whyte on Tuesdav
vetoed the bill giving jurisdiction in assault |
and battery cases to Magistrates in Talbot co.
on the ground that 1t Is in antagonism to the |
ZIst article OF the declaration of rights, which
guarantees trial by jury In all criminal prosecu-
tiOns.
Burned to Dcath.-A little negro child was
burned to death near Pond Town, Queen Annes
co., one day last week. Her sister aged abont
. years had placed her in chair, and fearino
mat the child might get chilled, built a FIRE
uhuer the char, and went out When she re-
! tuIueQ the chlld had taken fire and was nearly
burned to death. She died in few minutes.
Land Sales.-0n Tuesday Sheriff Renno,t
Sod P!imhimmOn," the home farm of Cen
4 I, sncn lIghman, 300 acres, to Josiah Caldwell
E:q.' OF Boston for SlO0, subject to SIG, 500
\ Irlor liens. he also sold 'Tilbury," $50 acres
.ne . nome farm OF the late DR.. r. A. Durnev
y Suf latey owned by Gen. Tilghman, to NJ
oaluTeIl, Tor 500, subject to about So 500
a ll man named Allen, of Phila., has started
lnnuIng wood factory in Salisbury. The factory
.mp9ITyS dorty hands, who make about 1000
Fuu.es g @ OF ending per day from seven cords
: oT %?GI ~ Inc bundles are sold at cts. each
.toI - II uehVered at houses in Phila. 1t is est
IT, = i!aG cord OF wood, worth SO, will make
~ u E5leedllng wood, one If of which will he
ior expenses of manufacture.
= ISc!9en Ec:9 on the r., W. & B. Railroad -
!" ,r,b i'uay nght the 10. 20 train from Baltimore
o.1n, ~ ran INTO carriage near Elkton IN which
- wv meh' whose names were Holten. one
i "Iou az VAS 1t is believed, fatally injured .
Do,Sns ~ tne otner badly bruised about the head
. Ysnet o carriage was attached to the rear of :
y ,,S S"o IN ~ winch the injured men were sitting
~ ~ .e1ilcle' We're completely demolished i
ie morse was not much injured.
ncc9rgdiLng to the Denton journal man
: 1.eu ' 0nort' from Philadelphia, drummer /;
,,',si iGcer ana commission house in that CITY :
noD.l' ll'nSeH at prayer meeting last week !
ma 'nFoI' nf ~ Oy writing an insulting note to !;
Sbin" .ng young girls of the congregation.
100 - ~ ~ AnO" II he could see them after the (
.tuno. ~ 'ue meeting. 1t is said to be very
ra ~ ior the young man that the facts {
Tn "'' Aho"n Till after he had left the
in[ee negroes who came to Puncheon Land \
iar :" r, .ne Tocomoke, some ten days ago, :,
70 10y suspicious circumstances and who 4
baIe crested and lodged in Princess Anne 4.
nas T1h Dech Unidentified as the robbers of
nt mr. tbo bhurner' I' (e9lored) of Richmond, Va,
'her had obtained by mortgaging his l;ttln ~
pGrty In that city for the purpose of going :
business. On the person Of one of tho :
i4oI ;sto was found 81, 40, 5000 gold watch, f,
i''ol ana lot Of jewelry. r. r.
D B. M,chGels Oysters for CaEfornja-Mr
Dootn' y. OF Chicago, one of the largest deal.
r. T,,I tne country, has chartered Capt. Geo O
tIo ,eL scho9ner for the purpose of obtain r.
r.r . 'A DuSHClS OF oysters from Miles u
pta;u 'tPS VII n be planted in San Francisco bay
p.a'n p.a Tyler will deliver them in Baltimorc j
the the 'Isy ps will be put in barrels and shipped
ane Paclhc by rail- The growth of n q
! jioapGaNe :. oysters in the California waters is
,I,, 10 be very rapid An oyster as large as u
numb NUN hal will, in one season, become the ~ -
r'o Ssaae oyster of commerce. The favor, of o. =,
! n n'ei entirely changes, and the shell becomes u
II II nke the shell of the n,annano. or soft
!" :, r'am but it retains its original hardness. @ 10
DGfa'c1f'on. "a Tho new Presbyterian Church V
ba bna'UrgetoWn, Kent Co, was dedicated
n' ! TT2Irship of Almighty God on last Sab
he Rne ne introductory service was conducted
,we6 ~c 6heS. IT, D. Garland Hammer. of Salisbury, j..
f'tIo oy an able and Impressive sermon bv ~, n'
tim"ra ,rs Lne M Rev }. G. Hammer, D. D., Of CO. CO.
,6ts: after: I 70 very large and attentive audi pr
-ed BY B,Sn Rev !he " Prayer of Dedication was it.
leW moments upwards Of sixteen bnndred 'r
,,S was raised more than enough 70 clear H, pc