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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
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licba Sate Shapls, pcrtrGfIltb fno fic uno kbr
6i(o cabGi ollie anoere rttn orn Sba!pls Die prlanSt
peroen tSnncn-llno turj ollie Sitter Die Die Daucu
fir 1fn;iioe nSthio hoben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
Wsannsperfpnen nun rt6tet Cure
Qluden hieter.

SRir ba6cu auib rpcbl fir Sud sccrSt. gStr babtn
cine ocr fbSuIisu. bm unO Giagittn ltuswabtsn Gd:
ttr fit 9u,9e fir Guh, bic Sbr pclItibt il sreben
batt. lts brcitls Sud- rtu allen Sarbru, Suoltaen
uno 9oretu, Goiiimers, Goines, DriIln9s. NStr bas
ben aub ollie Nrtn g4Gitsnyuac, uno turS allies fir mas
gPannsprirntu fir 2tnjiSe fru9sp tGuueu. Ga uno
T. r., S,,,;s INC
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
3cnguiilc uno SSelpciIc

Ser uuucrwerhidtcu GrtJ Won atlen S6cilcu Srs oau
bcs Gcuu6 eicie lanic Scttlnd III 'iHcu, tpuutru
Gtgersn merScu! - SOian miro piee Sappn Guf Scn
NRmpblets hnSer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
SuccuSpG1rctr.

Sie GotCn audi cine Nusrpahl prrtrsiiltfs Sucenss
in Sctts uuo 0uf orpers 0siie gum &trtauf.
Sn cicitr Dinidt esbt uismono an bcn unrebtsn Srt
nenn or tci uns anruft,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
@GSics Srce Sitter.

aus Srioe vcn allen 5ortcn unb Sualitattn, 6lri;
oer, ia ti9er os CT is in oisr Stabt anarbcen wur'
&c. Silt pcpius, 2Gpotos, 9lcus DC Gains Fbr btNi9
ollie Scrtsn Gottunc II. f. ~. Il. T. 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
lluorouuuo oes Meroen Gpitsms.

GSa2ci 9ierurnbei6wrrScu nirS eic Srouf6eit curdJ
OrISs mtp 9GcNi;iren nur nod pcrtartt iupcm
t Gle gGbeustr0itc eCS bcectts ;crrittctcN SptCms
iIur ned mchr itbWIdcr; wdbrcHp untsr bcm tarE
frnScM bctetenpcn @infnE bcS e5alpauismlus, anat
idppitc 4GticHt u;to gcichWaelte 9uiocr 81 fciuer
fribCrcr gciuuebstty &tartc unp @altititat bCrScs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

Ri ~lNG NE>sEI,-Sh Hercules. Mllstn, cleared n
san Francisco lhe ri ian In Panama with 10 pas
>tr-cr> and Wac or- Ann julia Oh thc en-, f1r t1t
destination, with JU passengers. ~nch tine nothing
ult have bcen received BarN Grafton, Hasted. which
sailed from Francesca ht ill.. With tie Ann
julia 10 Panama l5tl March.
The steamship LAFAlE 'had uat arrived il Liver
pu at AN ou the -e- --i anxiety was Eel. Tor her
ARRIVAL as % was not kuo" teIe THAI dent hal
ltucl to hcr machinery.
The bars BLACK EAGLE. a. sag Harbor Ia benz hove
over ID order Oh Sheath t- copper ler Iel over breaking
her man O. gallant mast. aad dong sgne other sl-A-
cAfa-t Ia ltr il three gers ls. "lo standing
PRoVIN cErCWN June Arr sllop JACK Downing. WITH
lur Esther DID tl. lca had teen ashore af Chatham
We learn fn NJ GrQrt. agent w screw and Lever CO.
iL1i after Launching ine .- $40 f.e- trr .lcce-iel l
n- ter o'el ar "la uu three ie- OF water upon
and -Qt -e- w
Tic re-ue SC If sir Palestine .,f and f.r Nyors fl
(hnc7a lsalls, before reported condemned At Pe-nan-
trco had teen sold r-ev -o 81 lt bur the l hal uu
been sold. lad vessel been chartered 10 brns for
ward her cargo Bar, M->a u-H. e. B.etlr Avres flr
NlolA. would con ~ nee re.oaIns 5th o-5ll
SCI Outlaw from sable Island. a. Hllfr 81 n rr9-ts
30 wfecas The - 80 g ship benz ashore there was a
flhucltlu.
LEwys. June o. o.. A M-The carta,, NJ ~. s.bn-
SMACK Nartn-n from 1e south. came % me pra
ts HoIul-. and re--s the bag Delhi from Trinidad ts
Ou1. bound tur pa -if paa. with cargo III s1-sr and
nolass,. lawns Pc lsil-c Feu..,-s Is Island on
dag 10 b. sh wattr
CBzALrAR. Nav le-The An ship Calc,l-t,. wol,ise.
ayr I'm Trieste. MIL Rl. TT Nsr, on ne 3rh INST
cleared same dag ard returned l7-l. With f-et vater n
me h,e. layr- srscA "a ile ROCKS ws- uf Tarfa She
w. surveyed and ueae-y 4esaa % dscllr-e ~ under
~ repairs.
CHERBoVRG Ma I7--Pu- "a the louise I'm : ya.e-v.
having lttL ia contact vi IN al An s-ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

eh c,t.. ,,-,-,ie' C.ls-ios.,n 5ds c,,to, % Thos
u ETH '-'i' ''' ~ -'----' >----' -''
nr......,,t. t-.,~,.-is Neu- Oreo-. IA. rnlqe
snip meg nl 'oA' p -'1i-ls' "-O'-el-'' - ~ ~
SD i-7 t ,-.1.- rf-,.t ~...-,,.1. DID No, a su-4r
i Iq . .- p l'''' " '' '''''- - '' ''
bart 1,.n " mare ~ r sIp, S :, c ,,
6re Sea br Cn's i.I iGIf hS 81. IN '9 be,yy
stream eAl --l'-C' q 49, . ~ ~ al Has e.-
IIBenGrsd aeaFt ~ we,4Sr vs,,,. MAJ % su-,r
and nol asses 70 I3Cs oven < sSn . VI ads r,,l-,,5
PIE "a1,-'.' 'N'' -i '''
H. tiJe ,}-, pro.he-. Wa-e-fr IS ls in ballast and
~. 80 a. Do-tb >.rs Nav "a lat f5 Ion 3d. saw
IS a 10 10. ~ 49, p "'-.H ''' 80 ''
a. fia . T.,r lNrer.l R.fI.n Galway % d. M ballast
az ,-, .., l-., 4, C.l'u. Mas d f,t a. lon 0 saw
'.-.i ...t..--.
30 Nc p.r.i-. Chase Aral.ch.c.la IS ls cotton %
~ a. x. .r,..-i
80 -. Perfer S. Marks II ds cotton 20 = II
49,, II, g.
~ s-o-- cast--r Cedar Ke-s Nav o. cotton o. +
Rr5 ,Ie.>.S Ann Tlbbotts Machas ds lumber 20 f
s.E scion, 1Rr, Koroev Aux Caves. $. Domingo. NAV
On Irsod and co,iee ~ A { Rossre * Co. SD m CO. wh
eoh Mountain KING Holmes for Boston. The brig Ann
l II H. u W.. I ,ffer IA .iruiu~fon nc naval stores
~ G 80
80 Il p,,alrb Concsl,D wilmington. Nc. 3 davs
'hing5s pf. f >,,, r1a, Bec.,yith IDS I'm Abacoa
- 49,. So - u,len
81 An Cole Cumberlspd Ms. Is lumber 70 4 G.
ptreon
81 A Ambition TAYLOR Boston 3 De. mdse 90 L *
t1oll
heIi'A n u p- p--,oo TRINIDAD d. Cufa Nav a. mo-
r' H -, 6ilr,cfs 4 a.
cedar ~ S n Rockenhaueh 80
Sch Laura Jane, lof Msttanostte- Allen - lafhS -
ds. cotton TO Coe anderson Co. v,.e,s ,,,..
sen f4'.,u, 1bII oa'i''''S' ''''- ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

ASTS-The market less ouoyani mr POTS. anithe de-
uand ur a. > Pearls gmttt3 81 SAFE Of DOG otls
COTTON o rallied 4, tae extent o. &C., The sales OF
FLOUR Ann MEAl-Tlc malset is very quiet for ne
l,,s SHADES Il STATE au W,s.ea Flour .gt easier lr 'lc
Be-" grades ~ M .atAer l'I, 'i'lin- oil j. nrt" ana
pgecs nominal 20 0le3 "a Canal n i, tcrs quiet sales
secs lb az - 80 81 tr Sour o. 13 Esd n super
me. e:at u In common 90 >rr4t state. 9a4 uo for
Mc.l gan and indiana and Vat So Dr flro Geno>ee -
,aac,> are be- request SALES OF 10o ohs ti4t 81 i'r
common 20 good >roif brands balrmcre Alexandra sad
CcorsrtoWn ant &. q, 81 'r Fancy. ~ tl'lr scarce
and quiet az A. Corn Mea d4ll a. lJ9z 81 ilr S,a-e
GRAfN-Thc markets easier flr Whea and Prices nomi-
male Canadian heavy. wl some inquiry ur rAi . a 9l
1c The oni, sales We have % uo,e IS s.o o1she, god
oA' a. &c Rye is inactive d nominal at Seloc barley
~toC 4o Northern AID So &c Tor jersey Com DO rs-
supply. aut The taatAei D, .s.er VIA ed d.n.ai i3r
and So ato Tor Round Yellow Waite Is wanted and
WHISKYrhe market e raAerca sales q 200 bhl>
80 ssc icy oho, ane .c Tor Prison Dr dsc Is s,ea1y
PROVISlONS-Ia,Iei. nothing dong ia Por,. am she
MARKET Is Depressed The large ce,S tVt -1sc-. the
s3far0o Prime Il p f 10 Mess ana y IS yrio Prme
R.,i Ners PLENTY ana quite ~-s,al-. 'ut )J 1ois
Han. and Pue Mos Esol ale Qu.t, d. all Prices r,us-
La Cut Meats al1 heavy AID dun sales D. 40 hAds PLAIN
plenty. sales %, 800 1s az g. aSc i.r god .o prime Hrss
are scarce sales 81 ' aie ~ .t h..iei ,-ens' ana
Cul sales 20 g. .c fcs O. Al- sJ ~ STATS CAeess
IORAC(O-lS Gu.| .lt heavy We OILY ---r 81 e SA-s
II ~ boxes Otlo seed ltal 90 i,c-
NOoIt-ls q ID and nvard 20 t> t-1te1c-. r't ~
foreign and domestic ltt - rc>'o On" -ec-e 'l- 81;
-, which tle Mmttr wo l,lS would ha'c .rlsA Sc
$500 Hs Country Pulled W. . So -or So e-rne and a. =
go tOr extra NJ = he'd o.. So. at un = s o--in-
forten MoOl Ac-Uiuuiatns n sl,cN Wlrc1 already, IS
NcN heavy. consisting ru>,,y x Mci.,r~a-t-n " ,9-s
s,i-e BgeuoS Av,S sut Spanish. 100000 1> ulwt4,led
Ni~ush Woo las been lousa, c.tfS warAe a-t %. wcn
on.t has arrived 40 &c c,>;. a. l.y-ftl rgrt.
OiLS->leS SO ht's Whale were made Tor 1'lr az
&C Al some $50 bis selected - IS @t;c I>eed
= orll ~ ltc nc 10y Engl-Sn tht v-1--
Ilhk->alcS l.otV o. -.lOU hbls a. ir.. cash
NAV Al SlOkk>-lhe market quiet. bus trr. -encr-
al, Sales suN thiS SriutS 33.c cash
SAlI--A psrrel OF tu sacsS " ,rr ---o- .as- 70
CeNed ~ sold pre-, ions,y 90 IS per >ac>
lkAD--Ihe market IS teavy AZ sltat s5- cash Thr
mon brought icrt ps>. purchased a. Neu-C-lrals
, IS. and placed htrr f.tc II Fre 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

IT. So Coisrsatc. 7rory CiCresfo1Ars Hamilton and
TT Sln-ortL Mn hesd aE1 flrtg caCren ana servant,
%h.l.u'a 40 IA Smih au1 .a.', Ms Dal-.Ss
btAA'f' l. NJ ulAip hil-,r r fi0r-gi.. h VI ic-e
X. CO.. 20 p ot,t ron GrGcniilr 2 k--Nrs n Van
hlne Ms Hate 7u' an. Master Jonn Hatch.
n "a LaErG Jcrs, -rcss - MarSs-Capt De.ano, Mr.
OrlY't
~ =. A.oc,.. .Io,. Gr.e. r-rs hes-Aas. Wn B.ers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

pHLADEIlH lA. June e-Arrinc8-Stcam'np VIZ
gina, eal. Richmond, lp William. Hall. New-Oretns
larh lanmn- lNorl LouIesou. Newcastle, kns, nrs,
Delaware, Harding, Boston. Nlyrl S-rdle. I0 Delaware
Broyour. Cufutuas. kHclne "A affe Havana, sens '
pltton Post. New burUort President. fas>ett, Calss
Hudson. Church. Norwich, Nal Cr.wel. Pru,ldence
h Shaw. Trainer, New iorA- Ou.aro, tn calder lfun
Anna Arao.dILs ID ltcA Nan War. Arpsteriaa. Eliza
;. Fountain. NAulA. Canary, Faus~or.n, Calais setoo-
man. Randall. NNoIk
C'ecro3-ship Louise Name. Winnie. Bremen scars Mar
Elizabeth. Richard, D. Boston. Mar ChelsAon, Sprl-Ie
Albany Huls.n CAllcL. Norwich, James Barrett. Cob
Do lesion, T. q Horton. Gaute. NsN-l1r, Statesman
kat,le. Boston. Frances HAlc.t. Wald-Oa. Providence.
Sarah Emma, u. Mara.ehead, Mary Crammer, Saurh
Jersey CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

May 81. OF Care FLORIDA sh.o Lexington. lof Kenne-
d IA I'll ,u-srr "a NOreans t1r LIVerual-lg q -
Aie 5i "a Cage Fionda, slip Montreal, from NOrlesns
II G-rell urc
Aay J.. of Gaze Forda. ship William. Hull IN Nor
~ NBetfard
,May TO- la % &C. lou &C. ship AIabea, tn Liverpool fr
leans for Phiiadsl-hia
MAJ 81 II Cage FLORIDA ship Me;oSa, I'm Norleans fr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

iH Sfsrnsf.p h,rl. fcr bf-riaa9-AIrs GorlorS Ser-
Want AMI cbd Nh, Middleton Ar Ilcstr lalv and lr
cAii0itu. MIS- Matthew'S iuln. and SERVANT hrs II All
ttr NJ Ilones-Nr> DAVID fTcito. % NeW-o--eals.
Coz hlug Al4 alN. MH> e. Gee GRENADA Nj r l. kllg.
Gttss.a, II Gr-su., NJ janls>on, Iooaso, NJ Ilr-
thN. Porto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
ANTHONY j. BLEEcEER, Auctioncer.
DTIIDING LOTS.-32 Valuable Build

Il n- Lots on THIRTY ffh and rhIrt, SIXTH sts. near
F-rbtl ny ANTHONY BLEECkER Will sell n luc-
ton on WEDNESDAY, June H. 1891 a. = 9ciock at the
Merchants Exchange the following desirable Property, VIZ
Ihirtv-hnh and thirty sKth rs -G valuable Building
Lots no of tnc Thrr httn-~f aud 10 ON lmriy
s1fn-.f all living PARCEL. between the tehtn and
Ninth avenues rucnr 1n feet f ma the kHhtl we
ure SAID lots being each ~ feet m front and rearb 35 feet
inches depth 70 per ceu o the Purchase money can
remain bond and uorteaee ~ cent for ly" years
Ilthogmpic maps and fituer artc liars Ice obtained
Di the s dttUuotr. : Brudd-Sl lOlJI Ir0 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

s-r-R.seei 2o-sets----7 60 MooS-Sets------2 I'm
HIsH wArLl------I .le ~.
c,4v Hook ga Gov Island l-l Hen Gate 7 5la
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Calirornia 100. Spoktn. Ac.


No cate. l4t a q ;. Jon ship Nora Caroisa F,,ter
IN Baltimore Dec ior C2-t -4-a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

81 '
SALE 4 FURNITURE. on FRIDAY a. 90 O'Clock.
a. the Coliseum Hall. 40 Broadway being the
u Mr. GcaT-e Masse The ~el.nDwn cablet-ulGer. aud
removed from A MaLactory f0r convenience Of sale. and
co p1ecs large and spclCd ASSORTMENT VI rosewood daj
mahogany f1r-o-, talng r0oa and chamber Furniture. Il
eod quality, al NJ which Lac been made f1r
tnr in me most sriff N al manner ana Z the best
Irf and particularly rny NJ the attention u house
keepers Also zn ces ~ unveiyet spesry and Brussels
carr eng- also .estu Brussels and venetian sfr-cr-
le-ng sl of fine quality and worthy 4 attention Of
nu seAttpe-s. lnaur. The nlnrnlng nf ae elD IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

NOTICE.-The only person authorize
10 collect money for the sabbath School and nsg-
under my charge located n the hall corner 90 re-
dence Thrd-ay near Thirtohst Mr.. hclyinstl pas
10 connection with the school IN the place known a.
Hall. since the list u May.-Jnne 3, 1891 ,vtSsIY
iel9 lts WILLIAM hci'A'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-11-01
--latest 1r0.si Mexico,
New ORLEANS. Oct, 40


Important from Merico-Progre9g of
the Revolution IN Northern .Neuico.
BY an arrival to-day, we have received
advices from the Rio Grande to the esd
inst, bringing the latest intelligence
from the seat Of war in Northern licxi-
CO. The revolution was progressing
with increased prospects of success. A
small body of troops, composing the adj
vance guard of the Revolutiouists had
succeeded IN penetrating into the city of
Matamoras. Several skirmishes ensued,
which ended in sharp but brief en-
Gagement, in which the revolutionists
were compelled to retire, with the loss
OF three men. A considerable number
on the side of the Mexicans were killed.
Another large body of American
troops stationed on the Rio Grande have
deserted and joined the revolutionary
party. Orders have been forwarded to
the Department at Washington from
TINS city for more troops to garrison the
different ports on the Rio Graude.
ANOTHER NEW TERRIToRY.-The in
habitants residing north of the Column
bia river, in Oregon Territory, are in
favor of division. Public meetings
have been held in the counties of Clark,
Pacific and Lewis, and strong resolu.
tons adopted in favor of the organiza.
ton OF a new Territory.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-11-01
For The Cecil Wig.
TO THE VOTERS.OF CECIL.

Although the question of Reform ha:
been settled, and new Constitution
adopted by the People of Maryland
which is now agreed to by all those who
conscirniously opposed it, we still find
designing men dragging it up to make
1t subserve them in attempting TO hum.
bug the people.
with this view some writer in the
last CecH Democrat has asserted, that ii
IS reported: that | am opposed TO the
New Constitution and am .thorouoh.
paced anti-relormer;" he makes the in.
slnuatlon, remarkIng that if it be not
true can correct ii; which seems to de.
mand some notice. pronounce the
report false, and defy any man TO show
that ever objected to The New Con9ti.
tuition as a whole. | am Of the opinion
that 1t contains some provisions of doubt.
fal propriety.--which | hope NAV, nev.
ertheless, work wel!--whilc at the same
time II presents many valuable Reform:
calculated largely to benefit the people
OF orr state. So far from u.inc any
influence against it, distributed
tcNets III favor OF il on the day ofelec.
don.
1t IS not true that | am n0w or that
have ever been an anti Rctormer. On
the contrary | an a decided Relarlner.
| ain Tor all Reforms lhat tend TO bcne.
tit the working men Of this count and
this State, OF when an myself one.
am Tor retrtncting all the eXpeu.ag OF
the State Government. live by labor
and ever Will stand by the working
men and business men of the State,
against all expressions and all s1trava-
CANT expenses and exlrayag9nt fees to
officers, which go 10 swell our taxes; and
Spurn the unwarrantabie inainuatou in
Inc Den1ocTa! that l., if elected, would
favor a proracted session of the Lesis-
lature.
Fellow Citizens, | did not seek the
nomination which has been giycn mo.
am no politician, but a quiet citizen of
the country, interested in all matters of
State lollcy just as all other quiet citi-
zens are, and should go against your
interests will at the same time 90
against my own. Conscious that had
done nothing to make a difference be-.
tween myself and my fellow citizens, |
had supposed would escape any printed
attack, but it seems expected too much.
As have had in this way to defend my
sell, let me assure you, that feeling a
common interest with the people of c.
cll county at large, | will, if elected
serve them as faithfully as am able and
show them by my votes and acts, that
any charge, affirming the contrary, was
unjust. GEORGE RIChEl1IS.
OclOJer 81, 1851.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-11-01
GGe GIarksts.
Reported for the Baltimore Sun

Reported Tor tne Baltimore gun.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct. 30.-The
market for flour is depressed, and we
note decline of 81 to 12a cents per Dbl.
within the past few days. Sales to-day
of 900 bbls. Howard street at $3,S1!,
and 1000 bbls. City Mills at 1915.
Rye flour and Corn meal unchanged.
GRAlN.-W heat is quiet and receipts
light Sales of ordinary to good red at
50 10 cents; good to prime 70 to IS
cents; white 70 to rs cents, and such as
is suitable for family flour 50 to 50 cents.
Corn--We quote old white at 81 So
cents, and yellow DIT 50 54-a decline;
new white 90 and yellow SO 81 cents,
in shipping order. Oats 80 SO cents.
Rye 63 IS cents. Sales Of Cloverseed
at IS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-11-01

Vine VOTES BrwARE.-A food OF
Wing tickets with the name of locofo-
CO on them, have been circulated in the
upper part ofthe county on which the
name of james S. .MHcheN is printed
James .ufteheH. Wings look out, and
head off this attempt to rob one of our
candidates of votes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-11-01

JOHN Newton HARKER ESQ.,, one of
the Editors and proprietors of Tie Dela-
rare Ga~eHe, died in Wilmington on
Monday last. Mr. Halker had passed
through long Editorial career, was a
vigorous politician and a writer of con-
siderable force, and leaves many friends
in Delaware.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-11-01
THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, MD, NOV, l, 1851.

For Comptroller Of the Treasury
GEORGE c. MORGAN.
For Lottery Commissioner .
THOMAS HOLLYDAY HICKS.
For Commissioner of,he Land Office.
GEORGE G. BREWER.
For Judge Of the Court of Appeals
Join B. ECCLESTON.
Fo. Commissioner ofPublic Works
JOHN r. FRANKLIN.
For the State Senate
EDWIN WILMER.
Fer the House of Delegates
JAMFSS. MITCHELL,
GEORGE RICKETTS,.
CORNELIUS SMITH.
For Clerk ofCircuit Court
JOSEPH w. VEAZEY.
Ror Register of Wills
JAMES II. LAMAR.
For Judges Of the Orphans Court
BENJAMIN W. HARRIS,
JAMES MCINTYRE,
SAMUEL HAiNES.
For Sheriff
JOHN JANNEY.
For County Commissioners
JOHN J. PFARCE,
JAMES l.. CRAIG.
WILLIAM #. MlTTTP.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-11-01

The LETTER MAILS from Philadel-
pliia to Elkton have been shockingly IT.
regular this week. Monday and Tues
day we had no letters from that CITY.
On Wednesday the letters of Monday
came but none of that day, and on
Thursday those of Tuesday, but none of
that day or Wednesday. This has been
a cause of much complaint. and of iniu.
ny too, particularly TO some of our mer.
chants, whose goods had arrived from
the city, for the bills of which they had
in some cases to wait two days.
The LONDON TIMES AND THE CUBAN
AIR.-The London Times, of the
1.lth inst, has another article on the Gu
ban affair, suggested by the arrival of the
Havana prisoners in Spain. Its tone i.
quite a contrast to that displayed in it.
former articles on the same subject, evin
cling, as it does, something like desire
to do justice to the intentions of ou1
Government and the great body of ou1
citizens. The charge delivered by
Judge Catron 10 the grand jury at Nash
vile, Tenn is referred to with marked
COMMUNICATION, as containing ''as stralgh
forward an exposition of American law
and as uncompromising a condemnation
Of the Cuban deinquents, as could have
been pronounced by any authority il
Europe"
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IHE PR!so%ERs AT HAvAHA.-A let
ter in the New York Herald, dated Ha-
vana, Oct Ii, says:
The prisoners who are still confined
IN the military hospital, from sickness
or wounds, will, | unUeratand. be all
shipped for Spain as soon as possible,
with the exception of Col. Blumen,ha,
who, with Mr.. " atson Reeves, will be
set at liberty. The Colonel will be lib
Grated on account Of his age-he is over
SIXTY fve-and Reeves because he ha,-
pens fortunately to be a nephew Of tie
Governor Of Georgia. He is TO be lib
Grated at the request of Mr.. Owen, who,
1t is SAID, is native Of that State.
Mr.. Reeves was released on the 10Th,
and has arrived az New Orleans in the
Empire City.
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(rJ-"Peter" elucidates a matter in
the New Constitution, which has caused
much trouble to some persons, but which
is cas- plain as the nose on your face"
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Credits.

Credits.
By amt invested urcn judy
mrnt by order Of Executive
committee $500 %
BY amt invested on note and
endorsement, by order ofex.
committee. 1000
BY B hrauss' bill paid. 2.75
BY T. X. y p. q. c, llins' bill
for printing 2l.5O
BY II. Nanderford's bill for adj
verlising in Cecil Democrat. $50
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vcrlising in Cecil Wing. 1850
State and county tax on mort
gage loan. 7.lO
John Murphy's bill for two
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Cash for contingencies, post
age, freight on packages,
stationary, &c. $50
One years salary, as per order
of Beard Of Managers. 225.oo S1035.oC
Balance in hands OF Treasurer S66l.95
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LOOK AT louR TlcKETs. Examine
your tickets, Wings, before voting, to
see that they are all right.
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SALE OF CECIL LAND.-Mr. John
Cresson has sold his farm of l42 acres,
lying one mile east of Brick Meeting
Rouse village, to Mr.. Aaron Longstreet
Of PHILADELPHIA, for 1880.
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DEATH OF THE WIFE OF CovER NOR
DJnAzI.--We learn from the Washing
ton Telegraph that Ma or Tochman and
lady have received letter announcing
that the wife of Gov. Uihazi, the Hun
garlan exile, died at New Buda, Deca-
tur county, Iowa, on the 18th inst. The
venerable Hungarian patriot in announ-
cling the sad tidings, thus concludes his
letter:
"The cup Of my sorrow is full. e.
have lost my beloved wife She depar-
ted this life after few DAYS Illness
Could | have lorsepn that my exile was
to shorten her days, | would have given
my head TO the foes of my country, to
preserve the life of the best of mothers.
Your most allectonate friend"
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JETIIRO JOHNSON.

d. Our Press and Printers have been
SO constantly busy printing tickets this
week, that we do not get out our usual
quantity threading matter.
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Wheat is selling in Madison, Ia, at
50 cents per bushel. Too cheap en-
tirrly.
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On the 22nd ul,., by The Rev. Mr.. Hodge, Mr.
FRANKLIN MEARNS to Miss liLNRILTTA NJ.
kEiNcLps, both Of this county.
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N5'The delightful rain of Wednes-
day night and Thursday morning, and
the warm sunshine of Thursday after
noon and yesterday have started the
fields Of late sown wheat in our county
into almost sudden greenness.
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G ATINETTS.--Oxf MKT, Green, Brown,
CBluc, light and dark mkt Satinetts, for sale
very cheap by BROWN & FOARD.