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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-01
E'Ie ESN SEDRES'G
GOO KDSo
III DEE'EEENDElEeFE'EiEs

ga 90. NO. % Baltimore St.,
Are now oper.ing and will receive daily their
full and complete assortment OF
FRENCH, INDIA AND ITALIAN SILK
GOODS,
of every description, adapted to the present sea-
son. 1t is their determination to keep constant
" on hand the newest, best and most fashionable
goo DIS 10 e found i'll this market, and woul res
pecilully invite the attention OF their customers
and the public generally, to an early eyamina-
ton Of their choice goods. The following goods
are now offered for sale at very reasonable
prices:
Matteoni, Veritas and Parodes Italian Lustring
Black and blue-black Gro Grain and Gro de
Do. do. best quality, from % to IS inch
Extra rich Cline Broche, figured and satin
Stripe
Pekin Silks, very rich figured Faccone Silks
New style Gro de Balm Silks
Very superior and rich yard wide Amane
Figured and satin stripe do
Very rich entire new style I'D. wide Gro dc AL
giers splendid article
90 inch wide, satin stripe, new style HELEN
cene very rich
Superior quality stripe Chine Polt de Sore
Extra quality new style blue.black, figured
and satin stripe Silks
Al black and blue blk satin Ottoman Silk, very
superior and rich
Entire new style Foulord Silks, various lyle
Mouselme de Lame entire new style, printed
and embroidered; plain, cold blk. and
bluc-blk do
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A CARD.

Doct. J. W. HUDDERS would respect
fully offer his professional services in the
various branches Of Medicine. surgery Sc.
10 the Inhabitants of Brick Meeting House
village and 9joinity: he may be found at
all times (whon not professionally en-
gaged) al his residence wv. Carriers Inn
Brick Meeting House, Cecil co. Md.
July 23rd lS42-4w
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ANOTHER EVIDENCE
Of Tie Eondcrjul CURES pcrtormeo
by DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
UI[2 Chcrry

pR. SwAYNE-Dcar Sir,--When was at Pitts
burg last August, purchased of your agent six
bottles of your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
had Tor many years been troubled with Cough,
often very violent with other indications of con-
sumption, or disease orthe lungs Of u very scr-
Gus nature had very little faith IN medicine
as it WIS thought my disease was hopeless and
beyond its reach had applied to several Ply
siciana for relief, and also used some highly puff
fed medicine which had seen in the newspa-
pers but hearing that you had much experience
in the practice of medicine, and had treated many
cases Of Consumption, concluded to try yours;
and from that time, am happy to say, found
relief write this il hopes you will publish it.,
so that ifany human being has suffered as have
DONE they may know where to find medicine;
the virtues of winch may be relied upon.
Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBuRH.
Nav 2Sth 1912
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DR.. Swayne's Strengthening
Vermifuge,
nv EFFECTU.7L REMEDY FOR
IFORHS:

And from It's tonic properties will be uselu! for
delicate, sickly, and dyspeptic children or a.
dults: and will i'll All cases prevent the genera
fun Of Wolms, which makes II still more
valuable compound.
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J. PEAsE & Sow, CLARIFIED
EssENCE OF HoAluoUNo

D-c, g Gov, rr Ap,rrrn
- HN'i' 0'
E,ssENCE OF tlOAluOUNO
r.,,v
"a Il u 4
The unleya gnci, Clergymen, have used the
Compound Extract of Horehound, made by J.
pease s Son, and freely recommend it to those
iI,ctcd with Coughs, Colds aud Consumptve
Complains US an excellent remedy in those ca
sca, and for use of the voice professionally moth
ing can equal it. We recommend it to our
b:,thren throughout The Union.
SIGNED, REV. MR. LINDSAY,
Pastor of NJ f. Church. Second ST.
REV. MIR. KELLOGG,
Recent Pastor Of WlllGt ST. Church
ELDER kNAl,P.
FE'. Mr., CRAWFORp,
Pastor Is \! :. Church, Forsyth ST.
REV. MR.. III ChE,
Recent P. Z New York Conference.
REV. VIZ. WIFI AAft,
Faster Ct Presbyterian Church, cor OF 1i1diSon
aid Catherine SIS.
REV. MR.. GRIFFIN,
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TIE following are list ofonr authorized agents
/. TIE State Of Maryland, viz:
Cecil County, Joseph c. Cloud, Elkton, Clay,
'ca {, flares, Pivot Bridge
Kent County, Daley & EuGrcn, Cbestertown
y. Peacock, Georgetown $ Roads
Queen AIMS CO. Thomas Sutton, C,rte VILE
X. n. Boldridgc Travelling AGENT.
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A LOT of superior Hams s. Dried
= ~ BccI, just received and for sale. bv
CHAMBERS s. MATIIT.
ELKToN, August &, 1912.
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HENRY CLINTON MA OK
ALL,

IT TON-NET,7TL LIT,
OF opposite Hrhayen'e Gate
t.rl" tooh's Hotel, ElI>ton. VIII
a'lce N the County Cour, aud Or
Jhan'> Court, Of Cecil county.
Tx hrtil iGja, lSt2 if.
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ENOCr CROUCH,


ElEtcn, .Nam Street, opposite the COur
House e'rn Of lie Big Boot
Begs leave to return his thanks TO his
customers ana 10 tie public generally, for
past PATRONAGE, and hopes by strict alter
ton to business, to still retain reasonable
portion Of custom. lie has on hand a
full supply Of men's and women's boots
and shoes, which he intends to sell low
,or cash.
MEMS, fine morocco boots S2,75
Fine * $50
Coarse $50
Nulllicrs, LIS
% Coarse lace boots $50
WOMEN'S, boots l,25
" Jcliersons, undrcst morocco l.l2J
drest morocco and hid Lisa
{" best quality slippers 100
Misses and children's wear, very low.
Persons wishing to purchase, will do
well, TO call aud examine his STO OK,
before purchasing anywhere else, for he
intends to SeN as cheap as he can, to ac-
commodate those, who may call on him
His work is all made under his own in
spccticn, and all work that fails, will be
Iepaired without charge, and deduction
made, on the next pair. He also makes
aides and gentlemen's slippers, for. from
90 cts, to IS cts, warranted 10 surpass
any thing Of the kind that mas ever been
sold in EIkton.
Feb. 10Th 1912
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4 FARM

Il 7he subscriber offers COR sale, his farm
- lying one mile east Of The Brick Meet.
ing House, { cell co. Nd, /, conmius a
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LET as encourage our own .liaa.,afac-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-18
SDnQreR.

Der Senat belcbdftt9te fId am 26. Sanuar nit benz
8anferott9eIese oas Soau6 bOrte Serrn 9oams Ser
tbeioigunS 9e9en Die ibm 9emadten gorw0rfe.=9 9lus
Berben peroieHt updl bemerft Su weroen, CAP @ spei
0eprd1eutonten an, porber9ebenoen Gage of Der 6e:
ben Grb Campbell, bon Tenuei1ee, uno 8rcarmunu, .
@cnnecticut. @s 1T pieS fein un9ep6bnltbes greiqs
mig alein eS oerbtent befaunt Su peroen, pelAc uds
mentltde Staaten 9cip6bnlid Naufbcloe gum @onares
ftiden. 9ur e., %. uno 49, tuareu beIelbe Ge9ens
dube> tuie an1 &C., in Serattun9, uuo Die 8efbalot1
rfben pldneu umgebt puroe enbftd be Seite geleqt.
Der Senat bat ben Bioerruf bes SaufercttgefeseS
ribt eebilist Der i'm Sanfe pa0lrte Gntpurf fel im
Senate NIT % sesen % Stiu1men ourh. Das ganfe@
otseleb 1T aber nit benz l. b. R. tit Graft 9etreen,
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~ ON "a uaIa1rne

8erlin. 6. Dec.-Sir biefen lEtnter ffebt uns
eue et9entbinllide tptenitaftde ge9famfett beppr.
Jtab en9ilten Sorbioen ptro o bier ein Serein bon
@5eehrteu uuo onlt in threu Sddern Northumberland
dnuern bilben, UNI abtpedfelnb jeoer iner QSienz
1at eite poer eit9e bfenlie 8prleu,gen All balten
II2an pitroe bier balo 9cfbidtlte, bao fpraee rdz
|trbtiforildr dahctbe 8ortrd9e, 9eun1 ipbe, bic f
mad, aen 9ftdtungen Der Stloun9 htnbeme9en b6ren,
aud, ted'niihe ntabt aue9enomme1 oeg'runb6eotn9uns
babel 1T, baB buraus elm pppudrer Son, Der audi iez
bem eaten Der QSlfenihaft u8an8db III, fef9cbalten
meroe. Her -. ....
Braunfd, roe ig.-Man berichtet oaber, baB bic
bDrtge Stdnoeoer1ammlun9 am 8. Sec. ben Bertrag
CUR SlnlhlieBun9 art ben 3ouoerein 9euebmtet babe.
Ores en-, 6. .nee.=slu9b BET Eans foll nun Sie
Gmfnhruu9 bes Snftttuts Der 9anoipebr nah preuBiz
lter 9lrt ocrbercttet peroen 9luf benz l1den 9ano>
ta9e miro beu Sdnben ein geesentpurf oarlber Dpra
9eleot rperoen, su been Searben9 berets cine @pms
nlou bier nieoerae Iebt lit. Daourd miro nun fres
lto bic gauge iestse ettdroerfaung Saebfens, u9ez
fossn tperoert, ineefen it au ee ldusf sepobnt eaB
Sahien, no es ote Healrun9 Der Soee elmer 0iatic>
nak@inbeit Deutihlanbs gift, fei1 Spfer fdeut.
9anpoer, is. Dec.-Der Oeoroaufaa burh ben
&en1pner9eelen GS. dnf ben @ebeimen Sabtnetbsratb
bon Qttfeu befhdfti9t bae pu6lfm fcrpdtrenb iebr.
So fca 9eouBert haben, baB man tbn su oteler 2Dat
verleete .. eatfen piro pcn ben erhaltenen Wunben
tpteber 9eneien.
Nt II d e n, IL. Dec .=@enera(lefre @[cfner
in unierem &rte9sminnte bon oeien Sn1clpens
Grfldrun9 in olge 9roBarti9er Sanfpetulationen tt
oew jinaen Gdaen Del bic 91ebe mar, bat ocr9eftern
ben ret'pilsen Sob TIM Bafer sefud aber niebt 9e>
funcen, tnoent er aus Der STAR in bic er seiprun9en
mar, Scn enem sufdai9 in Der 0dbe arbeenoen Saner
pieocr herauese5c9en puroe. &urS ocrter entlebte M
Der @aien3ablmetiter .. 9eumanr, naoeu er ein be-
oeutenres Deficit C25OOoO ST. binterlafIen.
QStr bemertten III ooriser Dpde ut mebreren enat
fden 3ettnn9en, ba8 elm unrubi9er 8clfshanfen Die
Banf in 0d9erstctpn, Mo., erbrodeu, baraus 10000
9baier III Soften, ;tpei Gdsden Silber II. ein dsdeu
&pfern,ilnse 9enCmmen, baB enblt Milttdr babel se>
creert orben baB Der 9ufabrer get6btet unb Yers
unoet tpproen eien. porauf es enblt 9elnngen, bic
ube tpteber heruteten. lBtr erfeben nun aus anbe>
rem 8ldttern, baB basgane etueGroihtun9 fc9es
nannte Wcrbgefdid5te III.
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So 9efpahrt nn6 0le Ter9n9en. (bemerft Der llniOn
Demofrat9 on5et9en gu f0nnen, oaB unier aSbsssOn.
nno @rnit be9cnnen bat benn er 6eGAdft9t 1a bamt,
"1eiae ei9enen @cieBerlafIe Su wiberrufen"-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-18

Cine 6ftlide 3ettuu9 bat Dor etnt9eu Go3eu feinen
eeeru an9efhnoet caB rein taueuo Suldel &abeu ats
seIan9t pdreH anitatt Su fa9en ,en taufeno Sufhel
Cafer, Der rtbum lsSt in ,,cats fir oats" gu buz
-lfabircn.-Sp iaat bic 9feabina Gazette.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-18

Die Mtebter oss pbtlaoelpbia Sel1cuSseridts babeu
hre ennn9 oabiu abse9eben, baB bic sIntlase 9esen
9dfclaus Stoole nnb anoere we9en llnreselmdfl9fet
uno lln9eebldtet nebersuihlaNen fet.-,I&leue Die
Re bdn9t nsal', 9rOiIe ldBt mat laufen."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-18
d BIO em-To42.
Same Der Santeu.

Srantltn Sanf bon Cincinnati
ga SaDette Sanf bon Sinctnnatt X
Size Snlurance unb Irut @cmpaenie
Sanf pDn oamtltcn
Banf bon fenta
Banf pom OaDton
tllrbana Santtng gpmpa9nte 1"
Sranfltn Sanf bon @olumbus
@liuton 8art bon Columbus
Banf bon @trcleotae
Qancater Sanf *
|Sanf BON Sbtltcotbe r
Commercial 8anf bon Sctcte
Sanf bon Marietta
Sant bon Wusfnsum
Sanf BON 3anesoille
Sanf bon ct. @lairsoQe
Banf bon Wepunt Vlea1ant
Farmers unp Mehanif6 Banf bon SteubenotGe
@olumbtana 8ant BON Ieuseisbcn
9Se6tern Neferoe Sanf
8dnf Don @eau9a
Sanf bon O}afIQpn
Sanf ppn Bcpiter
Commercial 8anf bon Cafe grie
Banf bon 9tortp1lt
Sanf bon SanousfD
Commercial Sanf bon Cincinnati
Sanf bon SleDelanb *
C. Die NIT teSeidnet iIn6 9ebrrden.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-18

Ser . aterlQn66 Xreu
ltrar, ais alfe berbetam. Der game Der lluqlilf.
ltoben 1T Della oarrt6. oeatb 1T eutf1Dbeu.
Setm ShluiIe nnferes Blattes erflbren mir, bagI
Der Mrroer 30 AReten bon Hthmono bon mebrerenI
@onitabe5 aus Gtdmcno am Samltas N6eno 9efanaeul
nuroe Sim Wtcnto9 ftano er, Dte etn 8aumbatt 3tt,
terno, Dor Dem OaDor, tpeher tbu fc9(et mad, ben,
3udtbau6 fifte Der 86etpbt lpoGte su leineu Brit
bern uno Goae9eu nad Geras fitdten.
i GpLfs WrpseB.- 9lm 3Oiten Sanuar Itb[cg 0ch
enbd, Der @rtmtnalpro3eB ge9en oenW6roer Solt Ole
ShluB(cene Siees un9e n6bnen Srauerlpiels teioerz
te oas Snteree oeel6en auf ben bod,lten Gjrao Die
l 9cihwornen Gtpeldhe fpdhreno 10 Sa9en unb Nddten
bepad no abgelbclen poroen tparen ,feine 3ettunqe
en- leEen uno NIT 9temanoen precen burftenl ,ooe 1J
9e9en llbr Nbenos Suriid, nadoem Rtdter Sent IN
etner mebr ais Stunoen lan9en 1no ausae,ethueten
0ebe ene leberdbt Der Ga9e unb 8ertbet69llua ents
mtdet hattie. @5rose Wenidenma1en 1annleltelt fld5
um bic @D NaR 1no ipareten NIT benz gepanntelten
5nterelIe auf ben 9luSprub Der urD 9lnfinolio err
flarten itd1 fir Moro II. fitr Menheutbouna Der
H'tcr wdrtete bis 12 lbr Tadhts, uno gilta ais Die
SurD btele 3ett nod ntdt eiut9 9eporoeu mar udo
.aule. Colt befane h Die gauge 0tacbt tm G5ericbts>
iaale; All @ett no Jorper erlhbpft, 9ab er bem @es
bote Der 9tatur nad c9te I auf cine 8ant, beeette
oa5 Geildt NIT eem Sude uno id)ltef feIt, tpGbreno
bic @elhporuen tber etn eeben cber 500 oebattirten
@noliob ge9en llbr fam Die Oeelpung, baB fI bic SUI
.LoI
~ o. ,, s ,aet n Gsoe,non us.. ot go..t peH
"', 1 r"T CO. S W." se Uet SOI>
e UeS V.Utoee u.o
M w. w. 9I
t;nr" aS U0 ~ v. SIesp
G'tter bep1ste An tol9enoen ytonta9e ertlarte oas
9erltF oaB 0eH ettpe.o9etn Spl1s II sage oep1A19r
I 'O're!.I '0Ie Soel9)lDetUen al'Su0E''t9eH
SQne 5I0e'Tel mar p'eler prp5eB Der nertDnrol9te,
ioelen oee nen9eH nalen Der @seroreten ottlpeIle1
tonHen S'e yeoto9eioIogte 9oo'1one IN NepsSrltne>
wtd ut oaonrd gang III Solatten 9eteut QIer 9eidab
e9 gum erel' Wtate, Gap ote 9Stpe oeS srmoroeen
ais en9e 0or9etMArt hIO Oer 1l9 res &ooten ali th'
ren St9er 9elteft pnroe INN '9n 5n 1oent1relt Die
etoer rncle Ger @rmOree1e rug Ttlte, IN tDelz
ae IN ell yoroer 9epe9[ 9ate, o1e ais Moronltrl's
lllntcr Die Au9cn 9cle9t-1d per eenan1 soamS lpur>
toe 1c9ar auS9e9rabe Der Sopf ab9eIhnttten nno III
Ioen 0er1dslaal 9eoratbt Seoe Serlesuu9 Der Sdds
oeie nnterla9 Der cr9talt!9en prf1n9 eaS Sel pur"
toe III 0te 9tte oes Sc1oele 9cpaBt, Tletoun9stufe
Sotrttten tcrocr9cat pohn Der Gbdter iIe 9ewcrfen
eHoiten 'rIt eter Ger sooetaten oee SertIa9te
n.lt eIem lan9en SetennfnB oes 9erbreenS Dor oae
B haben oor9ibt.
i Nu9enet1 miro s9elt1noet, oaB np ntr9enos be tr
9eno e!en' prcSefe mebr Sdbarfllnn lno mebr Saen
ppm Setfen Der sooot1te entpdeIt tporoen IT. ais ii
IS6 lebterer be our Den sluspruh Der @je5ipprner
nerprfte Sooestrae erleibcn perbe, it ee Sra9e ges
tpcrben 6er tpelde man iI febr oerIheoen ausprbt
eoen1ls ,ptre fur tbn 9ltes 9etba, mas nter ben
IDbiDdenoe SerhGllltien tb3llC1 ut dleu DnS @rS
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-18
Ser BaterIan66 yreunb un6 Yeiff Ser 3elt

mar, ais Soulfe berbefam. Der Name Der lluolilf.
lthen 1T Della SoarrtS. ceatb 1T ent1cber.
Setm Sd1luiIe uuferes Slattes erfabren mir, bog
Der Nteroer 30 SNeten bon 9thmono bon m1ebreren
wuroe Sim Nonta9 fanb er, rpie etn SaumbIatt 3tt,
terno, Dor Dem MaDor, pelher tbu fc9letd5 nod benz
3tbaus dtfte Der B0letpidt pollte III 1eineu Brit
bern uno @oIe9eu uad Geras fludbteu
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-18

gcrise 8ode ftarben in ectpea, Neaf1adufetts, 1856
perionen eopeQ, befanutfd, Der bebeutenbfe Nobrf.
ort III ben gerentgteu Staaten sdblt $4,000 Gtnrobs
ner.-gSe ernite Solaerun9en laen d aus beler eil.
laden sln9abe ;icben
Nas it Cfraet Der "Seralo") bic llnici, tpertt e.
SiHer(ih sds eeben nlfer Nbclitipniften.
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SOutttuugRM II iber ,pdbreno Der IeBtenQ8DHe ein
S~%9tlnIfrnts @ubttrbttcnsStb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-18

Gdred(iher unb fred,er Wlcro.- Cine 3eitnq bon
y Gaidmono Cg}ireinten) meloet neber cine sraulame
gRorbeedihte, fpe[de fteb am esten SSrettaa Nadts
ba1etbf 3usetraeen bat. Gin 5,asarbfpieer Namens
fa,nerabeu, Namens etar[s 9Sel[s eiferfad,tis>
iabem eebterer fener Ouleiuea entse S6meibelporfe
iaate. Mit einem 93aheefiib[ sin9 S,eatb NIT Deas
aug bem Gbeater ltno ais fIe eine fr5e Strede 9e>
gaugen tparet, sos er ene ptcle rre(de NIT sfpet M
9e, aefaoen mar, unb idoe ibn in ben &cpf Da bic
auaeln bart treiften unb idt posl tboeten, tennte
Der Nerpuuoete nod, freien unc ben Jamen oes Gbd
ters entceden Seath bate benncf Die Sredbett ith
mad, oeaue leiner @eliebten su beaeben, NO er Elm
Tenter ausbcb, in benz 2ten Stcd in hr Sdlaf9enlad
rife rub ihr nit einem Sell ben Rcpf fpatete 70 bas
e auaeub(idtid itreu G'ef altfsab, unb eite eetds
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-05-16
FOREIGN NEWS.


inc Steamer Caledonia arrived at Boston on
'"e o'h IN 10 l-2 dsys from Liverpool
England On the various votes on tho new ,or.
III income tax, corn laws &c. the (tory) ministry
have commanded majority of about 100 in mr.
lament. OF course all ministerial measures will
be carried, including the bill imposing duties nm
American flour SC. imported into Canada. In
deed all tho provisions of this bill were ayreed IN
on the 18th March, and there is no doubt Tint !,
will pass This is heavy blow at the trade of the
Western States.
France On the ! lth March there was debate
III the chamber of peers on the right Of seorch,
from which it is inferred that France will not ex
tend the limits of the treaties of 1881 and 1888
Aigiers. The French troops have experienced
n reverse at Ilemlncen. Add. ell Knder who was
supposed to have retired towards Morocco, re ap-
reared in the vicinity Of Tlenlecen with 5000
men, ana inflicted heavy loss on the French
troops, which had left that town under Gen Re-
deau. The precise state of the cnse has not trans
pred, but it is clear that the advantage gained NV
the Arab chief must have been considerable. M
Gen. GugeOud instantly dispatches TWO steamers
TO Gran for reiniorcements.
The GaztHe des r. ibanaur contains n fripbt6ll
account of the decapation Of no fewer than for
tyfour Arabs nt Constantine, for imputed often
ces, most of them of trivial character without
either rriul or inquiry
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-05-16
TUE VIRGINIA Et,rCTION

The Richm nj Wing has the following re-
marks upon the recent election III Virginia.
The SWccp The Locnioco minority in the
Legislature will I've from % to 30. The more the
better. Had we been beaten by one or two, it
had been extremely annoying; and as indicating
lrnl OF the strength Of parties, would have been
more decisive Of the future. But the loss of such
strong Wing Districts ms tIiat Of Piusy lyania,
Hampshire, Fauquier, &c proves that apathy
was the cause OF The defeat, aud takes of from
the afiliclion half its bitterness The State has
gone by denut-Thc stay -at-homu epidemic has
seized upon The Wings, just as it did upon the To-
cos in ls3S-and they have permitted their adyer-
sares 10 make aclean sweep; where, if they had
chosen, they were inviuche.
The greater the majority the better for us
John Randolph, who had II remarkable sngacly
IN most things, was wont TO say majority Of one
was the best majority. The Richmond Junto will
reulize the truth Of this before next March,
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s22s,23l THROWN AWAY!

Ga the 2lst of March, Mr.. Merriwether, from
the same committee, submitted detailed report
and to save labor we take the following abstract
from the n Y Tribune:
We fluid IN the National Intelligence or of We'd
nesday report from Mr.. Merwether, from the
Committee of The House on Public Expenditures,
made on the 2lst ult., which places in a consp,c.
uous light the wasieful extravaganza Of the late
Administration, especially in the War Department.
The report states that il would he utterly impossi-
bic Tor the Committee 10 make o. detailed exanin-
alton at once but that they will from lime to time
present The results of the Investigation, in which
they IRE actively engaged. They are satisfied that
extravaganza OF the most willul kind has sqlup-
dered the public money, and that no effort has
been nnde 10 prevent it, The accounts of con-
tracling and disbursing officers have been pissed
over with little examination, and the most wllful
eXtravagance has sacrificed the public interests IN
every department of the Government.
The Committee cite among the first items the
expense of removing distractions at the mouth OF
the Mississippi river for which liz 1897, Congress
appropriated $4,000. The progress of this work
is traced from its commencement through the
wears 1897 '35 and '39--at the end of which time
after expanding S228,23l, the work was aban
doned Some of the expenditures, they state
reflect the seyerest censure on those making them
and impugn the official conduct OF those who
have allowed them The following are cited as
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RuoDE-IsLAND DIFFICULTIES.

The regular legislature has been in session and
resolved that the proceedings OF The opposite pnr-
~ were Of such character to demand tho in
erposition of The General Government Several
arrests for high treason have been made Among
the persons arrested is Dutee j. Pearce OF New
port, somewhat notorious in Congress formerly
A warrant is out for Mr.. Dorr vino claims to be
The Governor. The persons arrested are at large
on bail. They will he tried, and on appeal the
case may go finally to the U. S. Supreme Court,
which will decide the whole question. This is u
more penceabe and less costly way Of settling
such disputes thun by the sword.
From The Providence Chronicle, Man 8.
ARREST AND RESCUE OF MIR. SAYLES.
AT WOONSOCKET
There is rumor ahont that Mr.. Sayles, Spen.
ker of the House Of Assembly under the Peoples
Constitution was arrested ut Woonsocket this
morning and re'cued by his friends in that village.
Since writing the above, we have conversed
with gentleman who has seen letter dated
Woonsockel, corroboratng the above
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rHE CREOLE CASE
Correspondence ofthe W Y. Commercial I'D
N.ss.rr IN p\ Aprn 10

Correspondence qfhe NJ Y. Commercial .1tGertiSer.
NASSAU, IN. P) April ~, 1912.
The brig Elizabeth has been condemned and
sold. The farce of hearing motion to have the
Creole slaves which had been confined, continued
in confinement until evidence could be procured
10 subslanliate the charge of piracy which have
previously mentioned The British Government had
consented to have preferred against them by the
American Government, was duly enacted Oh the
10Th instant, and the prisoners ordered 10 he dis
charged-the Court entirely disregarding the APP
plicaton for delay TO procure witnesses the Chief
Justice stating that the witnesses who signed the
protest ut New Orleans, he should feel himself
bound, if present, 10 charge the jury tina, they
ought not to be believed under oath, and that he
could not believe them. The seventeen were &C
cordingly discharged under proclamation, with the
ndnonion to behave themselves ms good subjects
of her Majes.ys Government, Us they had, by a
signal hHerpostion Of Divine Providence, been
liberated from slavery.