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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-08-19
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EAXTOx, AUGUST. IS, 1854.

ISouESTs.-We have from time to time no.
tied the holding Of Inqucsts upon the bodies
of deceased persons and the running of the
county to expense thereby. which were not
only manifcsrly useless to all cognizant of the
facts, hut, also, contrary to law. The cost
ofan Inquest including pay of coroner and
jury, s,imnoning and swearing jury and re-
cording return, is Sl4.S5; if a physician is
summoned his fee is SIS or $40 additional, as
the magistrate may allow. The expenses of
fifteen lnqucsts are included in the levy for
the present year, the cost of which is near
about $500, when most probably in many of
the cases they were unnecessary and illegal.
We call the attention ofmagstIatcs to the
following Law on the subject: 1881, chap.
250:-- arH
1T shall not be lawful for any coroner in
the State Of Maryland. to summon, have or
hold any jury of inqucs, over the body of any
deceased person, Whatsoever, whore it is
known that the deceased came to his or her
death, by accident, mischance, or in any 9TH
Ter manner or way, except where the said per-
son died in Jail. or where there are such cir
cumstanccs attending the death or case as to
amount to strong probability, or reasonable
belief. that the deceased came to his or her
death by fc,m,.
The law quoted ought to have shut out ma
ny of the inque;ts which have been held and
if magistrates do not regard it, there is pos
siblity that the Commissioners may refuse
to pay expenses.
Then as regards summoning 4 physician
and adding his fees to the costs, there appears
also, to be much Ignorance Of the Law see
Acts 1916, chap. l6S:- ...
whenever jury shall be convened by
coroner, or justice of the peace acting as cor
Cner. on the body of any person found dead,
or supposed to have died from violence within
this State. and whcrcon any marks of violence
shall appear. it shall he lawful for the jurors
after being sworn. and also for the coroner.
or Justice acting as aforesaid, to require the
attendance of some physician &C., &c.
1t will he seen by the above extract that.
where there is no reason to suppose that the
deceased came to his death by some violence
unknown to the jury, the law docs not con-
template the sunmoning ola physician; nci-
thcr is physician to be summoned until the
jury meet and find some evidence of violence
which they cannot account for. That cX-
pcnSc to the public may be avoided we hope
attention may hereafter be paid to the laws
TO which we have referred.
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GREYTowN REcr.AMArIoNs-Th French
Minister, it is said, has made claim OF 5000
600 on behalf of the French subjects who had
property destroyed at Greytown. NJ. dc Bar
tempt to spare amid the general sack, for tic
reason that he had protested against the bot
Ting of Borland, comes in for $500, 600. The
amount of English reclamation it is supposed
will he much larger than that claimed by the
French
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ANNEXATION OF GUAM. Soulc, Jun,
son of the American Minister at the court of
Madrid, arrived in this city on Friday last, on
special mission to the American Minister
in London, relative to the Cuban question and
the revolution in Spain. On Monday evening
Dscie Z. Sicklcs, Esq, Secretary of the
American legation in this city, left for Wash
ngton with special Dispatches for the Prcsi-
dent of the United States, in reference Cuban
question and the revolution in Erain. We
may add that the present revolution is love
ment in complete accordance with American
policy, and will be accomplished in unison
with the leaders Of Cuban emancipation in
the United States and Havana. ,ti
London 1drertiser, Jdy 2SM.
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THE Pacific RAILROAD CoNTRAcT.--Th c
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company in n.
York have received n Geographic despatch
from Hon. Robert }. Walker and Hon. Thos.
Butler King, dated at Austin, Texas, August
18th, stating that the Governor of Texas had
awarded to them the contract for building the
railroad is the Pacific, which grants twenty
sections ofland for each mile of road. The
Company by this grant will acquire about
eleven millions of acres of land.
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els RNT LID DYT !"

PAPER FROM WooD.-Wc are writing this
paragraph Oh paper made from wood for
of the Providence Mills. 1t was manufactu-
rcd by Platner & Smith, of Lee. Mass; the
wood used is poplar, that being about the
best and the paper is of very good texture,
far better than that made few years ago
from the best rags-quite an admirable arti-
Gle on which to write editorial.
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TIE PAPERS" AND THE Know NoTI-
lNGs."--A short time ago The Penasylrauian
printed an article, pref, sscdly revealing some
If the secrets Of the Know Nothings, which
some extra smart editors over the country
were guided into copying as a veritable expo
sition The Eederick Citizen among the est
PUBLISHED the article at length, whcrcupon
The Etdminer Of that city comments on it,
ending with the following paragraph, which
we copy as not altogether inapplicablc in this
region:
Sc;iously:it is simply contemplate in
our ncighbor to foist for fact upon his readers,
the stale wit of an article hcatlcd Know
No,hingism exposed The Cat out of the
bag" in which the Pennsylvanian profisscs
to have made the marvellous discovery, that
"6-lj-S" is vclitable sign of the "sccrct
orG.r,' standing for the Sth hour, Of the 18th
day of the 9Th month and that another Know
Nothing mystery consists in spelling back
wards the written notices Of public meetings.
These lame tricks and shabby inventions.
that would disgrace the halffcdgcd wit of the
vericst juvenile, the poor Citizen receives in
trembling earnest, and counting largely on
the facile gullibility of his readers, retail,
them for solemn truths. Our neighbor, We
far. has been badly sold, humbuggcd hoaA-
ed; but since he appears to have been induct-
cd into the first degree. which he tells us is
"Tmitor, beware of No. 49," and even ad.
vanccd to the second drgr,c, No. 80, with the
word Freedom reversed he deserves to DC
promoted to the third and last, or grade of
Great Tgnoramus, No. l." the cabalisti
prestige Of which is contained i'll these dozen
consonants, whose translation is moro difficult
than the former, and can only be understood
by the diverse Interpolation of the three mys.
tic vowels a, e, o, three times. If he can de-
cyphcr it, he will know something -
els RNT LID DYT!"
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LANCASTER WING TICKET wing con-
vcntion of Lancaster county, Pa, has made
the suhioncd nominations For Congress,
Isaac L. Holster, the present member; for the
State Senate, Jacob G. Shuman; for the As
scmbly, ID. W. Windcr, VIM. w. WithcrS,
Emlcn franklin, John +. Kerr, VIM. +. Me-
llaifcy. a".'.
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! have reason to know that DR.. Gibson is
skilltnl. proficient and experienced in his pro-
!ession; evidence olwlIch facts are in my pos
session. BoBT. l.. GoLDsBoRorGH.
G5-Doct G.. will be here ol. Monday, the
2lst. to stay till the Wednesday following.
To be seen at Johnson's Hotel. [aug 10
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1flarric0.

On "Wednesday tie 2nd inst. Mr.. 5. Rrr-
TER TO Miss CAruAEIsE Bennett, Of the Stli
District of Cecil county.
On Thursday the Bird inst by Esquire Han,
M. Mr. JONI LEMON to Miss Isabella SMITH,
of the Sih Dist.
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INDIAN MEAL IN IRELAND.--Thc Belfast
Urcland) Mercury says the extent to which
the sale of Indian meal is carried on tlroi q
the rural districts, seems really wonderful.
At one steam mill the average quantity turi-
cd out for the past couple of months, exceeds
80 tons per week.
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DENTISTRY.

ID p. GIBSON, having been invited to
Ia. visit Elkton. professionally. will spend
n few days here. on the present occasion. and
if it be found desirable, will be happy to con-
time oattcnd to the wants OF the community,
in all matters arpcrt,inlng to his proi,'s sion.
C7-Rcfcr to Il ". Il. l.. Goldsboroush. and
DR.. J. X. b. Emory. 3D.
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COMING DoWN.--The prices Of beef cattle
the past week in New York have fallen nearly
81 per hundred. Some sales, it is stated, have
been made as low as 81. A few weeks since
Sill SO was about the average.
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NOTICE.

ME County Commissioners of Cecil coun-
L ty. will meet at their Office in Elkton. ON.
Monday, the 18th day Of September, to attend
to such business as may be presented.
BY order, p. G. RICKETTS,,
Aug 10 3w Clerk.
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4 LII persons are hereby cautioned against,
"a trusting William Henry Foard on my uc-
count, as after this date will pay no debt he
may contract and have charged to me.
WILLIAM +. IIOWARr.
Proridencr Paper NILS. August -. 1854 1t.
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EAECu TORS SALE.

DI virtue olan order ofth Orphans Court
- ufCccil county, the undersigned as En-
crutor of DR.. Samuel Martindale, decd. will
offer at Public Sale, at Chesapeake City, ON
S.d1T RDiI. SEPTEMBER 2lm,
at 4 o. rInrk z NJ now two story Frame
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"a CT-Thc salaries in the Departments at
Washington, with the mileage and per diem
Of members, amount to Fl SIG ,626.
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From the State line to thc house of Lewis
Jones, in the village of l. .wisvill., is S:,l It.
Lewis was one Of the first settlers there
and from him the vii!agt takes it, nt;nt
This place has grown up within f:w years,
and has quite number Of handsome dwell
up.
CuoLErA-DEATHs IN THE Mask FAMlMr.--
disease which committed such ravagc n,
Charlcstown few weeks ago has severely
afflicted the family of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Mask
near Principle in this county. On the 29tll
Of July John Jackson Mask, aged 60 years,
who had been among the sickness at Charles
town, went to his brothers house and died
on the LIST inst, a little girl, Louisa Rae aged
years, member of the family took the dis
ease and died; on the Stll inst. John Marshall
Mask, aged % years, took it and died and
on Sunday last, the 18th, VIM. Marshall
Mask, aged &C years also took it and died
\ fearful fatality in one household.
In Charlcstown there has been anoth,
dcath-Mr. James Graham. The family Of
John Butler were down with it, but are re.
covering.
We have seen in tic Baltimore Sun til,
following statement from the zen Of Doct
Murphy, relative to- this dis case -
"Thcrc i no tr1!.hful foundation for th,
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DWELLING HOUSE,

suitable for two families, situated on George
Street. third house from Third Street. The
said House is now under rent to good tenants
for one hundred and six dollars per annnI,
ayablc monthly: subject to IL ground rent of
twelve dollars per annum.
TERMS OF SALE.
One half the purchase money to be paid on
the day Of sale the balance in six months
from the day Of sale. with interest; to be Sc
snred 10y note or bond; and on the payment
Of the purchase money a good and sufficient
title will be given, (Tcrhls will he more lib
cral if rrumircd.) h. W. HARRIS,
Executor of DIR. Samuel Martindalc, decd.
August 18th 1854 Is
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STAND FROM UNDER THE "National
Democrat" is down OH the Forncy-cations of
the Washington Union" The Union call
cd the Democrat the organ of 50 few cilctc
New York politicians" The Democrat re-
plies:
"Forncy must have been drunk when he
pcnncl these words perhaps charity would
dictate that we should be nierciful to him
and we have all along been merciful to John
W. Forncy; but he must carry little lower
head, or we will strip a veil from his face
which will disclose to the public view.
character worse than the one which the New
York Herald has ascribcd to him. The 'fcw
cfictc politicians of New York; remcm Der
Inn, and his sayings in relation to President
Pierce: and his political manGuvcring and
impudcnt frauds will form subject for sew
c,al chapters in the "llistory of the First
year of President Picrce's Administration, p"
which may appear in book form one Of these
days"
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GOXFECTIOSER

Oranges, Pruncs, Candies, all kinds,
Lemons, Raisins, English Walnuts,
Figs, Almonds. Ground Nuts.
Cordial and Lemon Syrup, by the bottle.
Spices. ofall kinds. by retail. Fine CAKES
ways on hand and baked to Order. ICE
CREAM always kept in season.
Don't forget the place, Elkton Restaurant,
on Main Street, in the Elkton Arcade, next
door to the Office of The Cecil Wing. and
also next door to j. b. Ash's new Store.
April S--tf. ENOCH CROUCH.
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FOR SALE
NOTICE.

A pair Of good Work OMEN, by
IA aug - IT a. MCINTYRE
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t.;lr0.

On Sunday morning Aug. 18TH at the resi-
drnc, of her h,sb nd in Norwalk. Conn,
Mrs. FAME Lyons. of bilious dysrntcry,
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FOR SALE.

A HORSE POWER THRASHER AND
N CLEANER, will thrash and clean one
hundred and fifty to two hundred bushels Of
wheat per day. Apply to -, s.-......
a.'i 'ElsH JOHN KfBLER,
Aug II Avs =. Chesapeake City.
IIyO TIE FARMERS and all persons that
J. are troubled WITH their gates being left
open, WIN. TouBERr has a Self Shutting Gate
and Door Hinge. that when put ON a Gate,
will always keep it shut when not in use.
Any one dissatisfied after giving these Hinges
u trial, cau return them. [aug
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NOTICE F!

SttWcu.
Roasted, or
Raw, l.. cts.
Coffee. with Ham and eggs. is, -
Coffee. with Chicken and Rolls, 1ss "
Tea. with Chp-bcefand Rolls, l2a 8.
ALSO. always on hand good assortment o
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To soften rocks and bend the knottc1 oak
So the reader would have thought with the
poet the other day, had he seen its effects as
administered by Esquire Rankin. An old
"knotty," rocky" man of three score, in vio-
lent mood, called Oh him for writ against
some of his children, being determined, he
said, to imprison them and prosecute them all
through the law. take seat said the
Squire, and reaching his flute he played a
soft and soothing air, which presently brought
tears to the old mans eyes, and drove the
Crooks" and '.knots" out of his countcnance
aid out Of his heart. Stopping to mark the
effect, the old man rallied back to his previous
temper and again demanded the writs. But
the quick and lively air of an old dancing tune
brought him to his feet: he danced like a boy
around the worthy 'Squircs Office and when
the music again ceased, he left in the highest
glec--his anger and the writs forgot. How
much better that than widening the difficulty
by urging, Us some do, the prosecution. Com
mend US to such Magistrate. f.;
CECIL BOYS IN CALIFoRNIA.--Wc seldom
now -a-days hear from the Ceciltonians in Cali
fornia; time has wcancd them away from
writing so frequently as at first, as it has
also caused the folks at home," to cease
thinking of them as often as just after Il Q ::
went thithcr. We have heretofore mention,
the return of Mr.. r. f. May, and his purchase
ola farm here in his native county for a homo.
Here is a note of a few others Mark Evans
son of John Evans ESD, holds the office OF
Public Administrator in San Joaquin county,
which is sometimes worth from 81 500 10
$4,000 per annum; he, also, has a rauchc,
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The country was generally tranquil. Es-
partcro has taken the oath Of President of the
new Council.
On the ID, the balricados at MaA.id were
removed at Esrartero's request.
The nomination of o 'Donncll was the most
popular of any in the new ministry.
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Bells. Bells. Bells :.

VIE subscsibers manufacture and keep on hand
l. large assortment OF bells suitable for churches.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED THE 1st AUGUST.
THE CABIN BOYS STORY.

semi nautical ROMANCE OF intense interest by
the author of the Pirate Doctor, the Law
yers story, the Old Doctor, &C., &C.
The success hitherto enjoyed by the author Of the
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his pen will be received by the public. "The Cabin
Boy sStory romantic narrative, illustra ting the
horror of the Slave Trade as carried on in the coas
OF Africa. The author has served in the nayy--and
the descriptions and characters painted from per-
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exciting Interest adventure the celebrated work
of Deoe Robinson Crus4e,' and has the advantage
over that glorious felton, nasmuch it is founded on
facts Of every day occurrence The history of the he
roine of the story Zuleka the Circassian Slave, pur-
chased at Consanr obe educated and married by the
reckless yet chivalric Seymonr-the commander of
the Albatross is simply the narration of fact painted
from the ife and all the characters por-
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cally drawn.
The publishers have already received orders for the
whole of the edition it was originally their Intention
to publish; consequently they have been obi ged arg
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all orders may be sent in imInodiately.
They confidently expect that the work will create rs
much interest any work Of fiction that has of late
years emanaicd from the press rs, notwithstanding
since the publication Of .'Unclr Toms Cabin works
relating to slavery in America. ,fro and con, have
been numerous, none have appeared having relation
to the system of purchasing slaves on the African
asst, written bv who has witnessed ii i'm all its
hideous deformity The work il written in chaste and
pure language, and will be welcome end instruct
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The work will form beautiful octave volume Of
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BOnsetsg BOnnets
A LARGE assortment Of bonnets for sale cheap by
n lapril 27] J0. LAuMAN DA"'
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GEORGE FRAZEE,
ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. ~ once on
Third street, between Js6srson and Washington ne
5 Burlington, Iowa.