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ALBANY, March 22.-Thc Maine Law or
Prohibitory Liquor Bel, passed the House of
Delegates this morning, by n vote Of ayes IS
to 49, 1t goes into effect on the lst OF
May. The members from New York city
stated that it might possibly be enforced in
the moral districts, but that it would not be
regarded and could not be enforced in the
city of New York.
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CLT''Thc Rev. ". s. Lloyd, Pastor of two
Baptist Churches in Montgomery county,
Alabama tElam and Autioch,) died on Sun
day week while performing service in the
latter. lie had commenced his discourse, and,
after speaking few m3mcntS, sud lcnly oy-
claimed, Il feel, brehc;n, am going and
instantanconsly sank down and expired. His
malady was disease of ;llc heart.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

Co!L AsIIEs.-Falmers arc beginning to
put proper value upon anthracite ashes
They find that they possess fcrtilizing quail
ties forpartcular soils, Of no mean import
ance. On low, heavy, or clay soils, which
arc deficient in slick, coal ashes are un,loubt-
edly of great benefit But they contain. be-
sides slick, alumine, carbon and iron, in a
soluble form, nearly to the amount of twenty
per cent, and therefore, must be of value to
many others, but especially to these soils.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

SERIOUS FLooD.-Lic'lng river, Kentucky,
was, few days since, the scene of devas;at-
ing food, which submerged entire farms, and
swept off numbers of houses of every descrir-
ton, and an immense quantity Of fencing,
produce lumber, &c. At Claysvil!c the build
ings in the street fronting the river were from
three TO five feet deep in water.
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TO E,Ers1E'.

TEyiIE FNlNTAIN INN on Main /
4 Street, Elkton. This is good III -
stand for business. about the centre ',-lI35A q
oft'!c town a'tl for several years past .il'Esf'a
has been kept by Jacob johnson.
Thec. is large yard connected with it; two
large Stables sufficient to Accommodate 30 o"
~ horses. and also an cXceltnt garden Of !:
Of an acre.
Possession given Immediately. TERMS
$3.50 per year. March - lw
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A New CEST.-Thcrc is a proposition t

A New CEET.-Thcrc is proposition to
coin new description ofcont. 1t is to be of
white metal, resembling s;lyc:' in appearance,
with round and slightly raised edge. It is
about eighteenth of an inch in diameter larg-
CT than quarter eagle, and less than a TWEEN
ty-fvc cent piece. There is not to be any hole
in the coin.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

FIRE.--The barn and stable of Charles
Boulder, in Pcncader Hundred, was consumed
by fire on Saturday afternoon, together with
about five tons of hay and one hundred bush
els of oats, also his stack yard of straw and
corn fodder. BY the utmost efforts his gran
airy was saved after having been on fire sew
eral times. The fire originated from spark
from the chimney of his house. The wind
blew perfect gale, but fortuna ely set the
fire off from the dwelling. otherwise all must
have been consnmcd-Ioss about five hun
dred dollars. No insurance.
Del. Republican.
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The total gold and silver coinage by the U.
States, from the establishment of the Mint in
1892, down to 3lst October 1858, period of
sixty years. amounts to 1870 ,008, 1872. so,
gays Mr.. Guthrie in his last treasury report.
Of this $3.50, 100, $500, arc gold, and $780,
2l1 G2f 90 silver. -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

r-Jacarrol1 Spence. Esq, United States
Minister to CoHstsntinople, we see it stated,
has instructions to proceed, carly in the
Spring, to Greece, to settle the matter Of DR..
King. Our whole Mediterranean squadron
will it is supposed, be concentrated there, to
give emphasis to his negotiation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

FIFE ~ Hartford touNTf.-Qn Friday
l1t' inst, Il dwelling hcusc or 4 farm Of CO..
J. {. Walsh; in Gunpowdar neck. and in the
occupancy of Mr.. James Ic:z;n@cr, was to-
tally destroyed by fire. The Furniture in the
building was mostly saved. The building
was insured in the Mutual Fi:c Insurance
Company Of Hartford county.
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"The result will be followed by ion fires,
reioicings Examinations and general d.mcn-
stration Of joy on the part Of the free soil and
abolition party ofthc North. Tie excitement
will spread until discord, treason and aGita-
ton, will combine to publ down. with Sam
son-likc power, the pillars of our liberties.
The only chance for the Administration is to
have the bill taken up out of order. To do
this is difficult work. The Tmon, this morn
ing is AS silent as the grave. TIE Itdli@en-
rcr is dumb with establishment at IFS uncx-
pcct,d success. The Sentinel. in its rage,
turns ,lnon The Union, The eff .ial scapc- goat.
According to our CORRESPONDENT. the cabinet
arc diseustod ard detected. The patronage
being all gone, there are no means Of bribery
left to clnploy on the House The bill cannot
be rcsusci.ated. It is dead.
The next thing for th2 Administration is to
divert public attention ard Turn the streams
of national excitement to some new ct anncl.
\ war with 81 ain. in regard to tic B!a"l;
Warrior affair is the only opportunity. The
ACQUISITION of Cla hv tender Of purchase,
backed bv the cannon would prove rnnnla'
and We the Cabin It. 50 Cd ,t"' X like
thus must be rcsortcd TO or the Admnis!ra-
ton will have to breast the storm which
they have raised, without the adequate power
of reSistaucc.''
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Albany, March 22d.-'fhc down train
from Buffalo when near Syracuse, run at full
speed upon side track, pitching into an
empty train of cars. The cnginec', some PAS
scngcas and an Indian were instantly killed.
The fireman was badly injured, and the cars
demolished. The accident was owing to the
carelcssncss of the switch tender.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

TIE FISuMRlEs.--Thc Denton iMl) jour
nal says the fisheries On the river in that
nc;ghborl,ocd have been doing a fair business
for the season, daring tic present week. Con-
siderable quantities Of both herring; and ,lad
have been caught. which sold i'll The carly
part d the week freely AT Fl rcr huulrcd for
.lic former and 81. cents rcr lair for Che a;
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Ano""y io@ci q! u l"ier,-For a for,ni.l t
up TO the beginning CT tic prcscnt week, Il c
warm sunshine and I,asant brc,zcs from dc
south had ,itlul,d Us all here away in oth'n'
tn: Chat Spring Lad gained the mastery ccin-
Pee over Winter, and wh.n st. Patrick
could raise neiN.e. blow or Snow en- lbs
natal day ofproycil;al storm, we d,tmcdwc
were safe from even hear flcst or Il single
chilling H-ind from lanliec-warl. But these
sunny horcs. lie many others which d,lude
in this land o MOL Lave been blown c,can
gone hy a s'alr nor'westtr, and frcs.s, aid
snow too, have cen back to lay Us rGrplcx-
ing and unw,lcome visit Operations in the
i.,id and lie garden were S'opp,d and DC
budding IT.; 6 have lal.td in ,hcr exi anGine
mCvlmtnt and wait to see what is t. cone Of
ita!l. Winter $, lGcm gives up his dominion
very pcaceahly, and after this furry" is
over, We nay expect another slight one or
two before he is entirely NanGrishtd.
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GJMr. MaicJ is reported to have COM
pletcd the negotiation of a very successful
treaty with Mr.. Champion in relation to the
fisheries. The same rumor says that on the
conclusion of tie treaty he will Withdraw
from the Cabinet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

TUE Farrr.-The peach crop, which. to-
crther with other varieties of fruit. is said to
have been injured in some parts of the coun-
Try, by the cold weather Of the past week.
does not appear to have been prospcctivcly
Damaged here.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

SMITH O'BRlEN.--lt is said that it was at
the solicitation of the Hon. James Buchanan
the U. S. Minister, that Smith OBricn was
pardoncd. Mr.. B. having previously urged
the measure at ap interview with Lord CLAIR
cudon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

TIE Arm. CouRr.-Thc Spring Term of
the Circuit court for Cecil county. commences
on Monday: the 3rsl day Of April The i'm
preston prevails that it will be short term,
but the length of a court session can never
well be determined till it is ended.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

ELECTION IN Observation-Disclosures G.
Taylor, Esq, (wiig,) has been elected in the
first Congressional district Of Tennessee, TO
succeed the Hon. Brookins Campbell, (dcm.,)
whc died in the carly part of the session. He
was elected by about six hundred majority.
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NEvv tsAosss,
Fer lie spl'igg Trade;

ii .,tkIH E-ISI.
I woula invite attention to cur NtA and
w extensive stock Spring GoGt!., w.irii
"" are n"w receiving from TIE New l-url.
mnrhct, which for siyie, quaiUy anil cheupmess.
VIII compare tavor,hy with any goo,ts that
nave ever been offered to tie public. Thank
III t"r the literal patronage we have received
IN the rast, W. Will cndravor to merit Il con-
tlnu1!icG OF it. hy Keeping constantly on hand
goods Of the latest style and best quality, ut
CiTr rnicrs.
Ladies will do well to call ard cxa,ni,, our
stock OF Dress Goods, of which we name in
part: Black Dress Silks. oil boiled; do. Nam
t!I!a do, very wide; do. heavy watrrcd; Col
":e1 Silks, hrocade and plain; plain and
stirred silk Poplils; plain and nyd Define,
a few pieces on cofl Persian Cloths, striped,
plaid AMI figured Silk Tissues, rich style Ba-
rathc', Btre@c Dei.aincs, Cas!imcrcs Para
mntta&. NerinocS, Cllicors, Scotch and Lap-
caster trin%hnnis, brown and bleaclrd Nus
inns. g., So u, 81 and 81 inches wd.; Tabl,
Linens and Napkins, pointed Silk Gilnus. all
c"iorS; SILK Braids, all coors; Silk and Fancy
dress Buttons, IN every style; ladies ne cdlc-
worked Collars, Under sleeves and Chpni-
sets; needle worked liounping. instr tnr,
and cdging; lace Capcs, Cambria and PAPER
Muslin, &c.
Hosiery; Kid, SILK, philosclle. Liale Thread
and Cotton Gloves: Caters, lace Boots, kid,
morocco and patent heather Shoes, &c, which
We will sell at very low prices, for cash or
country produce. HUGHES BROS.
North East, March y If
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sFtss SSRlt-.

An EXTENSIVE SELECTION s,,esx4.
a Of choice FRUIT TREES, s:'';ssIEsyfSrsk
large size, Arrls, Peach, Cherry, sFsr#
Pear, Plum. Nectarnc, and Straw
berry and Raspberry Plants; Grape -sH's--s'2A'-
Vines, &c. Also, very fine Silver Naples.
Address JAMES S. PETERS,
CoSCon DyILLE NURSERY, Concorivill", Del
aware County, Pa march ., 1851.
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ltABER AT PoRT DEpOsIT.-Wc learn that
the Susqnehanna river is now in fine condi-
tion for the descent of lumber. and that Il
considerable quantity has arrived at Port De
post during the past week.
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LAND SALE.-Mrs. Jane McGrcgor has sold
',.'r farm, containing l0l acres, lying near
'owantown, to Mr.. Mccartney Of Brandywinc
Del, for s., 500, cash.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

HANDSOME CaRs-Two large passenger
cars which were manufactured by Mes srs.
Harlan & Ilollingsworth, were placed on the
p, W., and Baltimore railroad, last Monday.
They excel i'll neatncs and elegance any cars
on the road and are highly crediablc to the
skill and taste of the builders.
MI PcDlIIro7,
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CoNcOnD, March 22.-Thc New lamp
shire Patriot claims the election Of 100 demo
Gratis to li5 opposition m,Inhcrs. i con-
codes however, that several ,n,:,.h.rs, claim
cd as democrats, We're ,l,c'cd in opposition
to the regular democratic Nominations The
opposition claim these mcn.b.rs are opposed
to the democratic party on the Nebraska qucs-
ton. and with them foot up a wh;g and free
soil majority Of five. The positive position
ofrartics will not be accurately a&ocr:ained
until The Tccling Of The legislature.
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UAVING enlarged and rcfttcd the old
l. Il Store, we will be pleased to serve our
friends and the public generally. with Stoves
of all patterns and sizes, suitable for ParIorS
Stores and Offices. We have also u very
large assortment Of Cook Stoves Of the Latest
and most improved patterns. Also, full
stock OF Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. made of
the best materials and in Il workmanship man
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BEEF.-Thc Elkton butchers advertise some
excellent cattle which they intend to slaught-
er during tic week of Court. See their all
vertiscmcnts. ..s- -
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CSpain has eleven hundred guns in the
immediate vicinity Of Havana, and eighteen
thousand men.
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e'SPsHTyGtgssEEsEF.

TEANING associated with me in the Tin,
4 n. Sheet Iron and Stove business, Edward
". Staples, it will be hereafter conducted
under the firm Of Altr;Igc X Staples.
March II, 1851 FREDUS ALDRIDGE.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of Decree of the Hon. Albert
- Constable Judge Of the Sixth Judicial
Circuit of Maryland, the undersigned as Trus-
tee, will offer at Public Sale at Rawlings
Store, in the Eighth Election District Of Cecil
county, on
TUESDAY, tie 1871 day of Aprl, merit;
between the hours Of IL A. NJ aud . o'clock
p. NJ, all the Real Estate, whereof II certain
Solomon Richcy, died seized, consisting Of a
lot Of LAND, situated at Pilot Town. in said
district; about one and half miles from said
Rawlings store. TIE said lot contains about
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

pT-In New York on st. Patrick's day, six
or seven thousand Irish turned out all armed
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BEEF EiglEt1 !!

100 PIECES Very superior IRISH LIN
lCU EN5.-Wr have jaSt received. direct
from the manufacturers, 10 pieces OF very
superior Irish Linen, which we are prepared
to sell at Last - r"r cent below the usual
price, eth II by the box, piece or yard. Ca!l
and examine for yourselves.
North East, mars HUGHES BROS.
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TJ~Somc idea Of the immense patronage of
the licads of Departments under the Federal
royc'1.."cnt may BE- Termed from Die follow
ng statements. showing the a'no,ln, Of salaries
paid to each Of the Departments in Washing
ton, not including the army of rostmaatcrS,
Land Agents, PcaSion Agents, and other
officials scattered through Tie country and all
lerCnlcnt on the .Xccutivc:
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| William Robinson and
F., George Earle, Adminstra- Circuit Court
tor Joseph Brown, decd. for Cecil coun-
VS. (ty, il Chancery
William Rainbow and ST. March2l, 1851.
san, his wife.
TgyliE object of this suit is to procure IL
Il decree for a sale ofccrtain mortgagcd pre-
misses in Cecil county, which were on the 9th
day OF January, 1851, mortgagcd hy fhe dc
Pendants to the said William Robinson, and
by the said William Robinson afterwards, to
wit on the 18th day of February, 1851, as
signed to the said Joseph Brown, since de-
ceased, of whom the said George Earle il
the Executor.
| The Bill states that on or about the 9th Gav
Of January, 1851 th9 said defendants convex
ed certain Real Estate, which is particularly
described in the Bill and its accompanying
| exhibit, marked exhibit Az unto the sai,;
William Robinson by way of mortgage to Sc
cure the payment Of the sum of four hundred
dollars, with interest, which was then due and
owing from the said William Rainbow to the
said W lillian Robinson, on or before the 25lh
day of February, thence next ensuing; that
the sNid William Robinson, afterwards, to wit,
on the 18th day Of February, 1851, for val
able consideration transferred and assigned
to the said Joseph Brown thc aforesaid mort
gage; that the interest on said mortgage was
'hif paw u , III lhil W IVY ''h ~ W ny
1851, but that the principal of said mortgage
and the interest which hath accrued thereon
since the said 9th day Of July 1851 is still due
and unpaid. That the said Joseph Brown
has lately died and that letters Of attministra-
ton on his estate in Maryland have been
granted in due form by the Orphans Court
| in Cecil County unto the said George Earle;
and that the said William Rainbow and Susan
his wife. reside out OF the state Of Maryland.
| 1t is thereupon adjndgcd and ordered that
the compliments BY causing copy of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper pub
| lishcd at Ellton in Cecil county. once a week
for one month before the Goth day OF April
ne xt, give notice 10 the said absent defendants
Of the Object and substance of this Bill; and
warn them to appear in thiscou in person or
by solicitor, on or before the first day OF An
gust, next, to answer the premises, and show
cause ifany they have, why decree ought
not to pass as prayed.
II. II. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True Copy, Test
March - IN. II III. N1rcurt', GU,
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aca'AseyI AHis';i
FIRE, BURGLAR, AND
DAMP PROOF DEPOT:
No. rs PIH Street B.n;n,,.,

(Dircctly Opposite the United States lIotel }
XyTE are extensively engaged in the m.n-
w ufActllre OF Schumacher Safes, snitnil.
for BANKS, Merchants, jewelers. and business,
men generally. WHO d2sir. to procure an ar,i-
Gle OF that quality which will in tAc most try-
ing fir, prove Il true and reliable tSurlur.
against til" rAvNgas IF the fumes. Wherein
books and other valuahles have been prcsrrv-
ed secure midst the fir by which they wpr,
wrapped, aad amongst the burning ruin.
where for Is hours cur Safes have lain, pre-
serving thcir contents unscorchel.
Cur Safes arc made not merely to sell but
each onc is iut up with the expectation that
some day it may be subjected to Il DES-
TROIlNG ORDEAL.
Our attention being devoted exclusively to
this branch Of business, VIC are thereby cna-
hl,.sl to sell what We cln consistently recon-.
mend as genuine. And can furnish TO Gus
toners our safes at prices much below the
rates charged by those who sell only as agents.
Our enviable reputation WOO, by attention ami
K i'll our manufacturing department, sail
not be brought into discrcdt by the disposal
Of safes hearing cur inscription Of an inic-
riGr quality.
present stock in store AZ cur Depot have
all ,he improvements recently added to our
Fne, Bnreinr, and Da,np Pto,t Snfrs .-inciud
ing patent inrpcnetratc POWDER PR ONF
ltt h-lnakiGg the most complete safeguard
against fire and rogucs, ever yet offered to
the Public.
Persons in need ola genuine Safe, will find
in our stock all styles and sizes, suited to the
wants of the business community.
In addition to our own manufactures VIC
shall always be supplied with the Phoenix and
other cheap Safes, many Of which were taken
in exchange for those Of our own make.
B.1NET.4ELTS g. FAULT DOORS,
furnished at the shortest notice.
MCFARLAND 4 CO..
Mar = Is Pratt St, Bl,to.
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FIVE ACRES az LAED,

'''''' WIZ ''''F "''T ''"f IVN III IIVTSHF.
THE TERMS OF S.lLE.
The terms Of sale are rs follows: one half Of
the purchase money to be paid in cash on day
of sale ard the other anfthcrcof in six months
from said day Of sale, the credit payment to
bear interest from day of sale and to be Sc
cured by the Bond of the purchaser with APP
proved security; or the whole to be paid in
cash at the option Of the purchaser
The above property will be sold clear Of the
widows dover therein, -
JOHN a. j. CRESWELI..
Elkton, March IS, 1851. TRUSTEE.
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c will also attend to
Roofing and spoasis,g,

which will be be done at a short notice and of
the best materials.
The public are respectfully invited to give
us a call. ALDKIDGE 4 STAPLES.
Elkton, March - If
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THE TEMPER OF THE CzAR-.iaccrtlinH to
the Courier DIES Flats Uns, the Elnrcr-
or Of Russia does not seem 10 be at all alal NJ 4
1T The ida Of lighting England France and
Turkey combined. Tn the ccn.mr,-, the
prospect appears only to have eyaspc:a cd his;
pride and i'll huuor. II is sail that he is in
a safe ofi',i:a,iouthat threatens him wi an
attack Ct aropl,xy. Whtn G.4i,lyI tn.,.I-
h,iac, the Minister ofi'rauye Mt Che Court Cr
1t. Petersburg demanded All aud;tnrc ia. the
pulIc csc Ct delivering Louis Maj 81, cn's letter,
which came TO hand the 9Th Of February. the
Car granted him an interview Oh he same
evening, although he wa; suffering from al
attack Of govt, and it was not his cr,stoa, 70
receive foreign minister after tnur o'rl.e& in
The afternoon Whom his Ma: !, sly ,cad The
cl,im&!nm Ct his good !a.itnd alI inn rial
brother, he seemed 10 be rainiuly imp csacd
The historical ie.Sr'nlo with which the latter
commenced, ami the threat w,.h wl.l.i i. clo-
|cti, * .o:,ed from him nnexelara.ion in the
Russian language, which " CASH, haia. id
not understand, hut which sounded IN lis
;ars very much like big cath"
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Mpri"g h.y,- '1E,sg'y bgliyn' :'pell nell 1!
topsy-turvT '-laTa.' Here we have
;'t ,nnn'i IN wing day the IL IS Of Mas9l, to
4! lifting h,"saieapers. On every side
carts, wagons. aal w|ittl Burrows, Laden with
he l., ch lis. tales AL all l.ltun II Of ..Loas
hold ami kit'ael tlratilr.--too tedious tn
m2niHh,' Is the advertisements say. This
moving is "lisi'ly Interestingly and moved to
the rh!sl'}n. bnt fan Of troubles to those WHO
h4T' ihe responsibility Of the business. No
d ut many Of the readers al Tie !Vaig will
T. p";inipstt in tie proatc ling on tn occ J.
s'on' AMI for al! such We hope ii II new
h fmts may prove nars pleasant tn Ia th2 oil.
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y Coon Silor.-Thc best rcparcc VIC have
Lately seen came from Prentice, the way OF the
Louisville journal The edtor Of The Ala
bama Flag called it out by the following
squ!b: Why is tho editor Of the Louisville
Journal career through life like a cceba,,l
tune! Because ii is tic 'loguc's march"
Prentice, who lisa dead shot" loaded his
piece, and taking aim let tie Flag man have
it right in the teeth after the following man
ncr, to wit :-''Why will The editor of the
-Alabama Flag, at the close Of his career
through. life, be like a turc Ct raganari ; :!
Because he will be executed on Il single
Strinmn
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u Rev. Nj. Fuller Of lIiidpIul.ii. VIII
preach III the lnittrsll;st Church at Cn..l-
reAke City, on the first Sunday in .,lr!l, at !
past H. \. NJ. aid T.. II.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

\ N TIL .p's REyENGE.--A s>.io"s Amir
occur: ell at New Orleans Gu Ne l5.i. ius.i!,+.
\ daughter Of a woman named Bridget tfu.-
ply havin% been stductd, The moti,,r nurc!.a-
sd knife, and ccnrtl,d Tic daughter &c e.
cmi'any hcr.to a billiard saloon whore Tie
alleged soduccr, John lli!l; llprpcr, was CHI
ploy,d. On his being pointed CIT to he:, - c
demanded rcraraticn for her da !ehtu's
wrongs. This was ii!std when SIC drew
the knife from beneath her Shawl, and l;lung.-
ell it twice into the young naa's .:eie, WHO
fled into the saloon, followed by the aycngtr,
who stabbed him twice in Tie back before lie
aucc, caSd in cn,>c;ing his escape into ST.
Charles street, where he FILL 20 thc la,tl, from
exhaustion and loss Of blood and was Licked
M and conveyed TO the Clarity IEc:,ita!
Tie mo' lie" was in.Tidia ely arrested AID
after hting committed cxprcS Cd her finn de-
tenn nation to kill the sedurtr should he g;.r
we his wounds, ofw,ch there is much doubt.