Smyrna times., 1872-04-24
MARYLAND ITEMS.

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Hurlock's Station Camp for Dorchester Cir
cu Gomery known Ennels Springs) will commence the
2nd OF August.
Inadequate support has induced the Rev. E.
NJ. Buvrn pastor with the Bap
tist church in Newtown.
The Methodist Episcopal Church of Centre
willie has resolved hold Camp Meeting the old ground
Wye, commencing August Ist.
The Denton Union learns that local option
defeated in the Legislature because there more
Republicans appended petition than
Gratis
The ladies of Cambridge gave leap year
party to the gents last week and at the of the
hop they into the masked and the gents didn't
know their escorts.
The capital in the oyster business in CriSfeld
during the just closed half million dol
arstha is, that money changed hands there
about eight mouths
A Mr. Richardson, of Tuckahoe Neck, last
week had egg weighing EIGHTEEN oNE-HALF
OUNCES 1t within egg, the smaller being
as large as an ordinary goose egg.
The small p0x is prevalent in the neighbor-
hood Of Masseys DR. Lort reports appearance
twenty Of this number there have been
deaths The Doctor is the increase through the
country.
The negro named johnson, who fatally shot
Haets" on an oyster boat Crishcd Monday the Sh
inS was tried in the Somerset County Court at Princess
Anne and convicted Thursday days the per
petraton OF the murder The verdict Guilty
Degree" and he was sentenced to be hung.
At Crisfeid, hundred Of women and children
during the winter engaged IN opening which
thry receive twenty cents gallon Half grown can
from to two dollars day, and have
good supply children make quite sum during the season
hut the children have to be kept from school, grow up
ignorance in consequence.
The Oyster Trd(c ut CrjSfcd now empIoys
nearly COO sailing vessels and 5000 besides oyster
vessels which making the extending
trade TO Europe There canning establishments
and about ~ which ship Every morning
during the oyster leave
Crisfcd ade1 with oysters It scstimapd that ten million
bushels annually are caught by Crislield boats.
The cold weather during the winter did
great damage to the oysters in the Chesapeake The C>fed
Leader This notably case in deep water where at
least one third OF the oysters has been completed, killed In
shallow water the damage has great because of
more immediate effect Of the suns rays We seen car
goes OF five hundred buee brought to our wharyes
from which scarcely hundred bushels Of p.rrcty onnd
could be seltctel.'
A disgraceiul riot took place ut Denton on
Saturday night week Between aud II o'clock at night
drunken crowd consisting OF Nathan Abutger Richard
Aburscr and VIM. Phillips, made attack upon compopv o.
cood men and in the melee pitchoks spades and ,hovcs
were brought into tcquson by the parties above named
the co0red people offered tlic resistance and by the
interference e" some citizens and the timely appearance of
Judge Wick ani Sheriff Evt, the riot WAS upnr.ssi and
two of the parties lodged II ja.
4 Terrible Svindlc was perforated ON JOS
Stapp, OF Warwick last Thursday by couple Of men Wb
one {" the men va, trying to insure Mr. the other came
III ana S"d he had some goods in the Custom House Bat
more bat had no pay duty on them lie had two
valuable gold which he would leave AZ sccrt ,o ~
amount the gentleman might be pleased to advance him -.
w Ht"pp gave 81 a"i took the two valuable gold
as security Tor the prompt OF the DDnpy few days
Immediately upon receiving tho men jumped into
buggy which the insurance agent had come in and 5-v
rapidly away It is almost needless that Mr. Sapp dis
covered that his tw" valuable gold watches. worth
sO ana that he hai been badly vcmized. It supposed
ma these are the same gentry who swnded gentleman in
Delaware C!'y IN the same short ago.
EpiSc0pai CoHreufion.-A convention of
tho Episcopal Church was held at Sal>nr, last vat R
Law presiding Among the discussed was the PRAYER
Book question: on Tuesday evening Rev Mr Fulton spoke
earnestly and iorcb If 'hc disposition some people to
charge upon the Church the Kosh formulas when if
worship only receives through the channel Of the Roi,b
C"uIc 50 much s CONSISTENT with the God itself
ne "'o spoke OF The prevailing pTcudces the OF
many VII" ia singing praises 81 ud unwilling be guided
N the OF IausuHg, l that inspiration by wh, tb.v n
less 10 he influenced ia their aud applications for Di
'he "'or' tue NA"p "a Snnls Sp,k ry"!ngy eO
luently OF the Eook Common PRAYER as Of peculiar and
-p'I" hiShlhcance III comparison with :le praye
used 10 the Romjsh Church. lis remarks were i'm pfs,iye an
ih'ruct'r the ATTENDANCE vas large and apparentl
ss earnest need t. The "'e teaching the Bishop hIs
minister's On Wednesday evening question Of conversion
was discussed aud thereon Rev cssrs Barber
CroSdAie Fulton and Marbury Rev. Mr. Fulton dweIt with
'"ee ana eoIuencc on the doctrine believing
" al soou churchmen believe that true conversion il the
WORK o the mind and heao calm deliberate stud, and
repentance OF past Siuhc could receive as evidence o
ue conversion the frantic the excited A
more Conclusive or convincing than the still quiet voice of
ana contrI;e heart" The impulses and scnsibes of
the human heart he argued in human beings
as our yer, limbs and features aud they constitute an
ant element the which We accept or re- Get .
giuuS truths