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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-19
CLOTHE.JG.

WIN. G. LOWE respectfully informs his
w friends and tho public generally. that he
is now making up at his extensive clothing estab-
lishnent. No. 81 Market Street, between Front
g. Second. Whining ton, a large and fashionable
assortment of clothing, which ho intends selling
at the lowest prices Tor cash. Thankful for the
patronage heretofore SO literally extened 10 him
he respectfully invites a continuance Of the same
Clothes made TO order at the shortest notice, in
the hest and most fashionable manner.
Wilmington, Del. Jzy ly
NOTICE is hereby given, to the creditors of
~ JacOb Holden, that personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
twenty first day Of October, being the first day
of our county court next succeeding this date,
hath been set apart for tho final hearing in hi.
case, where his redilors may attend, and sllcw
cause. if any they have, why u final discharge
shall not be granted said debtor.
Test. X. C. HOLLYDAY, elk
July 6, '5o-sm ofCecil county Court.
NOTICE is hereby given, to The creditors of
IN Levi Elliott, tfata personal diruhargc hath
been granted to said debtor, and that the twenty
first day OF October, being the first day Of eur
county court next succeeding this date hath been
set apart for the final hearing in his case, whore
his creditors may attend, and shuw cause, if any
they have, why final discharge shall not b.
granted said debtor.
Test. R.C. HOLLYDAY, elk
July 6-3m ofCecl county Court.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
~ james Grow, that personal discharge hath
been granted to said debtor, aud that the twenty
fist day ofOcoher, being tho frs, day OF our
county court next succeeding this date, hath
been set apart for the fna hearing in his case
where his creditors may attend. and slew cause
il any they have, why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor.
Test r. c. HOLL YD4Y cir
June SIN ofCecil county Court.
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B. F. M Az,
Has received fresh supply of

Spring Il Summer Goods.
~ HIGH will be found in the following
w catalogue. Having been purchased from
ouses No. l, Oh Market st, down to "Jesey's"
n Bank st., he will leave it for the purchaser to
decide whether they are equal in quality, style
aud price, TO any purchased in this market
Please call and examine.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
Cloths Of various make and color, Cashmere
do heavy and light, Tweeds and Paramettu
cloths for coats, Drilings, white brown and
colored; French and Scotch linens, mixed, pluid
and plain Cotton goods for panla looms, linen
and cotton checks for boys pants American
nankeen, ves,ings, blk satin ig'd silk and cotton
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Silks, fig'd; stripd, changeable and plain, blk
and changeable for mantillas, silk Alberines Of
various colors, berege deaines do, mous.in de
LANES, fiy'd and plain berege, cut, fgd and
plain Foulard silks; linen lustres, ginghams,
Scotch, Frsnch and English; Saxon, French and
domestic blk. alpacas; English and American
prints
White Goods for Dresses &c.,
Cambrcs, jackonc,,s, null, Swiss, I'D fig
plain, book muslin and netts assorted.
TRIMMINGS
Fringes, gimps, Jenny Lind braids, cords,
buttons &c. Silk and Linen Cambria Hdks.
Hosiery and Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Muslins, bleached and unbIeached, cold cam
brics, Canton dunnels, wooden do, Jacquard
diapers fowl dia pers and crash, bed ticking, &c.
Hardware, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes and Hats.
GROCERIES.
Molasses, crushed aud brown sugars, Java
Rio, Laguayra and burnt coffee; cocoa, choco
late, spices, ground alum, fine sack and dairy
salt, bacon, lard, butter, crackers, aour, meal &c
N. B. Country produce taken at marko'
prices in exchange for goods.
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VALUE LANDS VRGINIA.-It Is confidently predicted
that the Of lands in this State will
hbit increase in value the previous assessment OF
80 per of the famous Green Springs lands
Louisa says the Richmond Times have been assessed
from $40 to $50 per in Augusta county, some lands
have been assessed high $40 in Rockingham
$50 $50 per High these assessments are,
they exhibit the real value OF the lands the
many of these farms ask h than they have
been valued by tho In Abemare comfy, the
value of hand has advanced in the ratio with those in
the counties above named.
Within few weeks past number OF Pennsylvania far
have visited the counties lying between Richmond
and the Blue Ridge Of mountains in search of farms. &c
We These thrifty of sister State may succeed
in procuring locations their liking The farms OF the
State it has been well remarked, deficient only in
proper subdivision and cultivation. Fairfar (Ya) Nsgs
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ayms q Dsfroit.- BIoodsksd. &c, Re.
Drrsorr, Oct. 1.-The sxosmens prevails here
to-day owing the attempts ptuTe iugt-
i've slaves from the South
The house Of an lrshman who the s inform Of the
negroes whefea bouts, has been attacked Firearms
nicely used on both Sides and blood has been hedto what
extent IN the hurry Of the moment have been able
ascertain.
About three hundred negroes encamped at Sandwich
on the canadian shore opposite Quebec Most Of these
from the United States They do moi besi
to threaten the whites that may attempt 10 modest
them All runaway negroes invited come 10 their
oncampment.
The friends of freedom" including OF course great
many furious aboonSts, holding mass meet.
ing-his honor the mayor presiding Speeches were
made by Hon s. Bingham and Mes.rs. Joy and En-.
entertained The prisons where the fugitves ncar.
ceraed however, well guarded and is very
probs ble-Nsw York Express
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Bounty LANps-wIpows.- Notwithstanding the letter Of
high promise the part OF the Secretary of the Interior
mako every thing connected with the obtaining Of the
rants under the bounty simple possible
heess find that he has fallen into the old track Of the Pew
sion Office Thus widow, after she has that her
husband soldier in the Of 1912, and that he is
dead and that she is still his widow is nevertheless
PEELED, by the regulation Of the department, obtain
copy OF the record of her marriage before alder
man OF the city county, who is known well, and who
titles that the taken before him, (cos twenty five
cents) but after that she is compelled the clerk Of
the court to get certificate, Sndsr SEAL for which add
ditionai Of twenty-five cents must be paid prone that
the alderman alderman, &c. and all this for forty
of land. We think the plain certificate Of the Clergyman,
person OF his books his successor should
be sufficient, especially after the cidow swears that she
is his icidoW on the body Of her appca ton.
[PeRnsyipdniaa.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
ssss- .s- baltimore Correspondent.

BALrraoRE, Oct I6-5, p. M
The Eiseiaoa Ma,dsr. Trial Of Erhman Lad al
Philadelphia L. Land Warrant Forgsrs.-Fns - 1xs
Germaaia Arrest Of Mad Robbers The Marksfs, &c.
The murder Oh Eanana MilehsN continues 70 command
considerable attention Two young men, named
Robert Haseu and Thomas Hsnnegan were arrvsed yss
terday suspicion Of knowing thing OF the mater
and lhese with tho Iour previously arrested will all be
anined in the city tomorrow morning. before Judge
Nesb character OF the suspicious against thes
nothing has yet uanspired, t,te1.
The OF Simon Erhman, charged with doing violence
Louisa Nehern of Washington city, 10 still progressing
The testimony against the accused who man Of con
siderable property very strong aud, as II 10 Peniton
uary offence strong effort 10 making by his counsel 10
clear him teaAa
There is great excitement in Philadelphia account Of
the expected arrival Jenny Lind Self constituted com
mittees of reception have been formed. who the
look out and the probability u.s. all previous efforts al
this species OF nonsense viii be exceed Tomorrow tho
sale oil tickets Tor the first will take place, and
II Is said that the first ticket will command al least
dollars She gives her first concert in Philadcl
phia Thursday night There no mention yet made n
the time OF her visit TO Baltimore though of large
halls now occupied
Anoher Of the land warrant orxers August Kestor
yesterday convicted in the United district court
The trial OF CharesT Miller another of the accused now
progressing NJ
An extensive building in the end the city, occu-
pied by Mr. Willis mandatory OF agricultural imple
ments, totally destroyed by fire.
The Germania Musical Association are about common
cling series Of their subscription in this CITY,
TO be continued during the winter. They give intro
ductory tomorrow evening
The Philadelphia papers the OF five per-
charged with obbng the United States mail Satur-
day night. They old Philadelphia rodies and have
been committed for trial the testimony Of who
that he them with the mail bags their hands
and that of them knocked him down with sung
shot
The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market this mognng
-four quite active sales Of GOO bbls Howard street
"a 663 and 600 bbs at u GA sales OF 800 bbls. City
Mills 81 6S2 and 300 bbls "a 62A Sales of fair
strictly prime red wheat AT 80 100 cents and white at
100 10 Sales of white at 90 81 cents
have heard of sales of yellow. Oats "a to 81 cent?
Whiskey unchanged Beef cattle-The offerings at the
scales Monday reached 800 hc9d 500 Of which
driven Philadelphia, 200 lett unsod, and 100 cold
city butchers and packers prices ranging from ~ to
81 per 100 lbs The hooequa to - and - net and
averaging 81 A. Stock generally inferior Hogs-
Market full prices 81 rs 50 20. &
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important Proceedings ia the Protestant Episcopal Con
.nept,on Refusal 10 Restore Rixhop OnderdQnk. fc
oppo.i.lar % lAs fuxil,pe. .lapt lap.

VVPUkt. 70 tHx H"pt tu"'
PHILADELPHIA, Oct LILO p. m-The colored people are
holding NEE ting o-nght OF their churcbes In op-
position the iugiivesave law Is very largely attend
ed. Several OF the coored orators have made flaming
speeches against Ii.
my Judgment goes think these ueetinss NJ this
other me either here or any place else are exceed
ngiy injudieious.
lair and Just comp promise has been adopted by Con-
ges the best that could be done under the
The South has yielded much and in good faith The North
has a full share of what could be expected Sbe should
therefore be content and cease agtatng which
has long disturbed the public mind II would be weu
put stop such meetings OF the coored people
and their abeuors. e4
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HE Washington correspondent Of the New York
ns'ah speaks Of sundry letters Of General Jack
sneA hrow food Of light on the promotion Of Mr..
ncne TO the official orEanshp under President Polk
that these msy be part Of the disclosures which
s hVes threatens to make = and that "they may force
"" h'ehs into retracy before the next campaign" We
aw these very letters in isas, soon after we came to
washington, II they TO have all the effect which is
mere attributed to Them is il not strange that they did not
force Mr. Richie into retiraey' at that timer
we presume that these the Identical letters referred
BY Colonel Benton in his st. Louis letter, which be
mas m'srtprsssnsed Does the Colonel know that Gen
Jackson spoke harder things Of him than the letters he
psends to refer to about The beauty Of the Colonies
revelation is. that our whole editorial course in Wash
xon and moro especially the incidents Of the last
months, il calculated dsspa the only doub, that Gen
isekscn erprsssed in his letter ~
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Drsunor MASS NKxrIses-Wc learn that the mass meet
ing at Kingston in Cas- county, tho 18th nlt at which
IL was expected that the mountain people Of Georgia
would be rallied TO the banner Of dsunion very thny
tended, the number being esmsed from only oue TO
two thousand men, women, and children Another gnd
rally Of the dsunonsts of the Stone Mountain In
Do Kab county the 81 inst but the werc NOT
there II being dead fsifvs SO perish d'unlon In Geo
Ria. .Hea Hasmu "a faaslt a.ast ~
We receive tho cheering accounts of the Union from
up county friends The great Union meeting in Hsb
ersham IL postponed the hra Tuesday In November
We assured by friend in that county who knows the
people we'll that secession, Modification, and dsunon
forever dead with all parties in this section Of Georgia
. tAths~s (0n J Bs~~ev, OFT 10
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ny GREEN 3 rAsrEr. Aaos,op.srs.


VERY PINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTIoN-On Monday, al-t shall SILL the
residence Shields Capitol Hin, the north
10 O'Clock, very superior ssorsnSsnt o. funi
ure Wis - n. I +.
line large and rccumbeut chairs
an chairs
Mahogany marble-top pier, pedestal and sofa tsbies
side tables aud wash closets
hair psror chairs and iron bsonse< hatrack
and wardrobe " 10
French and other
DO sideboard, dressing and other busesus
Walnut wardrobe extension dining table
Egyptian marble mantel, and large clocks
Fine French plate gilt frame mirror and other Easses
one large telescope and Of great magnlns
Girsndoles, candclabras, solar hall and other lamps
among when ~ M.
China coffee one nUs sssts S'o"e"
China dinner set, consisting OF over 2oo pieces
Fine silver plated coffee and tea set, ~ me rsws.,y'
do casors, plated on absss, CUT o's'1e'
Feather beds, bedding mattress and pcasseA"-
Venetian blinds
Three ply nd ingram parior and step carpe"
English oil-cioth,
Alright and other stoves ~
Also,a rood Kitchen requisites.
Description deem COMMENT
fuous. Suffice say, all Is hne N
T,sss An sum. under SIS, cash ea Of
and four months satisfactorily endowed, bearing
octls-d Asceoseev.
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SECESSION URGED CANDIDATE FOR CesoRrss.
Hon James Smith Rhet who appears on the so.called
Charleston district, in South Carolina, address
to his constituents warmly recommending the immediate
withdrawal Of such southern States OF the Union as are
not "os 10 all sense OF shame, OF run and disgrace"
Mr. Rhet calls upon South Carolina TO step out OF the
confedercy, IL none oil her sister States are ready:
soar minds Che say, must ihcn be made up 70 resist
this niquty, either with without taer cooperafon Al
all hazards for, count the cost may, no coercion
or could be fuinous and degrading
than the destruction of dsve institutions IL would
mske a wilderness and Golgoha Of our State
"Tbe right Of secession IL pcaceabie--t u constn.
tona right The State, in exercising H. will nIurc no one
but will be only acting within the sphere OF her undoubted
sovereignty Should the North, tho general govcnrnen,
think 1T aa hsr she only stands on the defensive and
combat for her sovereignty"
Now. il il is popular for candidate for Congress to
come just before election with such sentiments "A
these what he the sentiments OF the people they are
designed TO please Anything, everything, we fear, but
loyalty to this Union.-Nsw York Erprea
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
Oct H. 1894 resolution passed last Wednesday
that the constitution of the General Theological Semi
nary may be amended that special meetings OF the
board Of trustees may be called by majority OF the
bshops. when the bishop Of the diocese. from any disab
ity, cannot call such meeting A resolution also
passed that the constitution OF the seminary be further
amended that in the election Of professors the
may vote by proxy
Another resolution offered that the constitution be
also further amended, that there shall be general
meeting of the board Of the time and place OF
meeting Of the general convention, This resolution was
adopted. and the convention adjourned till next day.
On Thursday the Maryland memorial and the proposed
OF the duties OF the clergymen were brought up
The Episcopal visitation committee is composed OF
Bishops Brownsl, Hopkins Ives, McMoan, ~ and Polk.
Several reports presented, and the amendment I'M
der discussion the day previous again brought up
and carried by large majority.
The joint COMMITTEES the Maryland matter, and the
proposed canons relan 10 Episcopal visitations
ported minority report, which also presented The
subject made the order Of the day for tomorrow
IL o'clock e4s.s4s'
The difficulty between the Bishop Of Maryland and a
portion OF the Clergy was made the special order for
Saturday. t#
The convention will probably adjourn by the middle Of
next week.
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The Augusta Republic Of the 18th instant states that
ian enthusiastic meeting Of the citizens OF Bib county
held in Macon on Saturday, when the following
senemen were nominated delegates the State
vsnon, viz; Messrs Leroy Napier, Thomas A. Brown,
Chss Collins, and Robert A. Smith.
Coss ooUsTr.--The following is the southern rights
ticket for Cobb county: Major John Dunwody ST., |. N
Reggie, Gen John s. Anderson. John y. Arnold, esq
meeting has also been held in Cowe,a county, who
appointed committee to nominate four candidates
The MarsttA Cherokee Advocate states that I" at a
meeting Of the Southern Rights Association. in the court
house, on "wednesday last. addresses made BY
Governor Mcdonald, Col w. s. johnson, Col Green, Of
Pike county, and W. H. Hunt. esq"
The Savannah Republican has the following article:
"Unos sKrrses IN MoSnos AND Tnour. According to
nncai parties. who favor OF the Union, In Forsyth.
on The 9TH instant, when the Hon. Angus M. ID. King
8ni.@ Davis. .s o1 The Hon 9. C.S.a %"
saomued Usio~ platform, which was unanimously
hcen cause for real ISSUE how.
se, disguised, was Uaoa DisSsioS-and calling upon
and mas who doss not openly proclaim HIN,
M.' aso, Q, The Union The meeting was addressed BY
Barney, Judge King, A. w. Hammond, and the Rev. ii
nina The following gentlemen then nominated
iwo wings and two democrats
meeting was also held, day. ago. in Troup county,
nse ne people have yet divided off into
$3.50 ''ee, on secession parties. Al meeting weeks
os we remember rightly, they adopted strong resolu
' on The territorial question, without recommending any
pseal.i plan for their division The meeting, TO
mich We have .dyerd adopted the suboined resolution
noh - presumed s conclusive the feeling Of that
m'Ee and highly intelligent county
Rs'ets ss Co~ess having adjusted different quss,ous
IL 1s q =. ..S:s, q .y; ' r. q passed
N ZONE sssures u.sossona TO the sosh
worm snail observe strictly The terms n said adjustment
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MADAM announcing 70 nsr Rsuons ana
MI public Tbs, her Apollo Nsh WI - osn m
reception pupils 18th o. October ~. ~m
now in New York obtaining all the new snd asaosss dances for
the coming 49,. 49,. ..x -. An -,
o,c,s cs-s from eight n nns s'slcch PM
-. 10000 EVEN ~ when MOI engaged In school For
serns, apply the ban - is-ssV
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Vermont Lexlslat ure.

,MoHTPELIER, (Vt,) Oct. IL.
The legislature Of this State assembled here Thurs
day f. w. Clark (whig) elected clerk of the senate
BY five majority In the house, there fourteen
successful ballots for speaker. when finally, the
fifteenth ballot, majority obtained for DIR. Thomas
f. Powers, when he was duly declared elected speaker
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cARD-The Of The ladies' and gsnusnsa a
uict furnishing u per3cuns respectfully
which win ks 10
o'clock Thursday 17th the Capaia
boutwell,. 18th New York They
worthy Of their sfcnsion For further particulars
sees advertisement
Oct l6-N 0bk4N TA6TkT,
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NATIONAL eREys EXCURSION TO NORFOLK
~ THE steamer ososorI, having been engaged BY The
National 9eys for trip tn tbs sbove p,sce, VIII leave
Friday next, o'cfock ks
turning win leave Monday the 2lst, O'Clock,
induceen sccomPsny .ns party
and fare for the round trip will be reduced " inc
Marine Band will be in attendance. L-,,,,.,, 60
Oct 1s--ad fn.t W.Ma T. MtTChsisL, csptsn-
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ABoLIrioSIsrs pEsYATcHED.-The Georgetown Republi-
can of Wednesday SAYS meeting of the committee Of
safety and citizens assembled to-day take into
sderaton the conduct and department of Maine
omen-Cnptan Beardsly of the schooner George and vii
liam and Scott perhaps officer board the same
vesse-who regarded t subjects leave immed
atcy and without ceremony waited on by commit
appointed for that purpose, and invited TO leave Ia
weny-four hours and under penalty Of
OF and feathers subsequently, however,, com
mee them safe on board Of their vessel ancho
in our bay and all sail "-Charlsaon reuv Oct 10
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TELEenAplalo REPORTS FOR THE UNION
Condition of the Northern Markets.

New YORK. Oct I5-2 p NJ The stock market steady
s1ss Of Co. M new 81
Flour rmer, and prices upwards sales OF $500 bbis at
6s ~ es Io common N s,ss brands % 'ouhsra
SO 49, Rye fonr, SO is SO IS Wheat is firm sales Of
$500 bushels Geneses at liz IL cents RED 40 70 luz
So cents Oats, 80 AZ cents Rye 70 cents Provisions
steady small sales Of mess pork z, Slo prime.
taliow, western at II cents. Groceries without much
movement prices unchanged Cotton is firm; small sales
PmIADkLrnIA, Oct IS z, p. m-Stocks steady: United
States 6s coupons, ll9l Pennsylvania 52h 02& The
mon brands. 81 81 Si ST. Rye flour, So OS4 Corn meal
So Wheat is in steady demand sales OF good 70 prime
edsa 9s Iol cents per barrel and white DO At loA ~
cents Corn (xhe) 63 cents yellow, ~ 10 cents Oats,
81 40 cents Rye, " cents Provisions seaays bat not
active Small sales of mess pork a, sl cash Bacon arm
bat purchasers rather shy Sugars firm. Tobacco 10 In
active request-iul prices obtained. Cotton nrna sales
small; no change prices. Whiskey, n nj cents In
barrels e
Meeting Of the 1shuansspee Railroad Company.
New ORLEANs, October TO- ls60The Tehuantopec Rail.
road Company held meeting last night and uan:aotsd
some estng proceedings report received from
and un grounds for condolences every respect The
company feel of succeeding in their plans and they
are determined proceed in them with all dosPatsh .
An extra of the Legislature of Louisiana 10 called
for the OF securing an act OF or me
Of ali Of which viii be eeriGlly granted
The report of the agents who have been sent TO explore
the route is highly encouraging
Important Proceedings in the Protestant Episcopal Con-
rent,on.-Reftsai 10 Restore Bishop Ondsrdonk, &C.
CIscraSArl October The house Of bshops have
fused TO restore Bishop Ondedonk and have rejected tbs
petition of the diocese Of New York. both by majority OF
toll
Law deputies providing for the election OF assistant
bishop where the bishop Of docoss has been susPended
the memorial from Marylsnd aud the proposed canon q
episcopal visitauons
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@' MONTGOMERY, (AIa y Oct H.
We have pretty full returns from Florida, which show
the election 10 Congress OF Mr. Cabell. the present wing
member
SECOND DESPATCH.
HH. Is MosILE, Gala. } Oct H.
Florida Legisiature.--ln Duva county. Buddingion
(whg) is elected TO the Senate, and Pumng and Bryant
(aso whigs) to the legislature.
In Nassau and Marion counties, the wings are reported
10 have majority.
ST. John and Putnam have gone wing. The returns
generally are favorable TO the wings.
Baltimore Patriot