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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

TIE NORTH SIDE OF SEv AsToroL.-At the
latest advices the Allies were not in possess
ion Of the north side of Scvastopol, where the
Notifications are Of great strength, and com
mand, on account OF their elevated position,
the opposite shore. An American, who is
serving as an officer of the medical Stan'in the
Russian army, gives the following description
Of the fonts on the north side of the bay:
"On the north side of the bay is also sue
ccssion Of hills, some OF which are very high,
and running in every direction. You lind on
them all bastons facing in every direction.
These bastionS and redoubts extend up the
bay for mile or so from the city, and some
of them are very effective. pouring nearly a
continued stream Of balls across the bay into
the cncmy's battery which is nearest the bay.
| think it very doubtful whether the French
would be able to hold this city for any length
Of time, if they could get possession Of it
from the fact that the hills on the north side
are taller than those on south"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

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=, g, $500, ru...:..,'.-,,:.,,,.-'.
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regard to the taking OF Atba5t"p0l
General Simpsons dispatches to the Brit
ish government describing the assault upon
and the capture OF the Malakoh tower, had
been received. lie SAYS:
AtlD O'Clock on the morning Of tho 2th of
Sm,tnnlcr the F,cnch col,mns unlnr Conner.
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NM, r. p.;,- states tLot that Gc viii accent
of no condilions of peace dcro gatory to Rus.
sia"
The Gar with the three Grand Dukcs
have signi(ied his intention Of proceeding to
the Crjmea.
FROM ASIA.
The Turks still hold roSs, SSion of kars
having rcpulscd the Russians on the 7th of
August, with considerable loss. The Rus
slams, at the latest accounts, were retiring to
Escluum,
FROM rlin BALTIC.
There is nothing later Of interest from the
Baltic.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

TIE McDoNouGu FARM ScuooL.-An effort
will be made in the first branch of the City
Council this evening to call up the ordinance
looking to the establishment of farm school
as directed by the will of the late John Nc
Donough But two days now remain Of the
session, and there is much business vet to
close up, all of which will have to be disposed
Of so that it is probable the subject of the
farm school cannot be discussed sufficiently
for any definite action 10y the present Council.
even if the means for carrying out the object OF
the will were at once available.
BGljjuor9 p.I.iot
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Core spondence of The Cecil Wing |

NOW Ian DSN Lille OcI. y, 1000.
The Freshc.-D Damage to Mills, Bridges SC.
{, L"rty Escape sc.
DEAR RcEErrs:--Our 'nciellorhocd has
again been dclugcd: the Octoraro rose on Sun
day night higher thant has been for some | 5
years but 50 far as | have boon able to hear
no very disastrous consequence has been the
result. On Stone Run, one Of the tributaries
Octoraro. Some of the mill dams have sufE-
cred seriously; the Foundry met with some
loss The damage on Basin Run has not been
50 serious as was expected, although one Of
the County Bridges has suffered damage and
most of the footways along the stream are
swept away. McSSrS, Parks at Octoraro
forge have sustained some lass, but not scri-
ous. j. Romans loss al OotorarO Iron works
docs not exceed $I00. We heard of several
bridges being crrried away through the con-
ty hut cannot speak confidently of thcrcport.
IN almost miraculous escape occurred some
days since at the new mill ltomcn & Chris
ty. One Of the carpenters while engaged
raising the raltrrs fell Is to % feet into the
cellar upon some rocks, and escaped without
hcinr seriously hurt. few bruises being the
result; he resumed his W OIL, almost inlncdi-
atcly.
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TO + :&FNERS!
'f,UELEE'S P.IIENT R.iILWA

Wf,nELER'S PiIENT R.fILUAY
- 8 Powers an 0vershct Thrashers.
r. 3i'lCE is hereby given to Farmers, that
! ' : TIL continue the sale Of Whcclcr's
-, Galway Horse Powers and OverShot
i! t,'t"'rs with Shakers attached, which
" ~ ~ rant to give satisfaction. or no sale.
Aso, FEEL Cutters, Ciorcr Nuiiefs, aud Wood
H0l"o,
Persons wishing to engage Machine may
can 81 The subscriber living near the Magraw
Church, or address him at Rising Sun Cccii
county, Maryland
May 10 JOHN D. MlC1IENER.
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PTRIIC Sal T.
Woods Ornamental Iron Works,

ID IDGE AVENUE, pnLApXLruIA.-Thc
IA attention of the public is invited to the
subscriber, who is prepared to furnish, at the
shortest notice, Iron Railing of every dcs-
cription for cemeteries, public and private
buildings also Ntrandahs, balconies, toun-
tains, scttecs, chairs, lions. dogs, &C.. and
other ornamental iron works of a decorative
character, all Of which is executed with the
express view Of pleasing the taste, while
they combine all the requisites Of beauty
and substantial construction.
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped to their place OF
destination.
A book Of designs will be sent to those
who wish tO'nlalic a selection.
ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge .lrenne, lelom SpriNg GarAen 81, Pa.
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i1REIGUTING.

TO And FROM B4LTLNORE.
fTllE new, tight and substantial IA
L fast sailing Schooner JAS. IGLE- M II
HART, capt. LGmbrH G. Ford, will STEE\
rum regularly from the wharf sAk=khs.
Fix landing, leaving on Tuesday of every
week nj . O'Clock NJ.
Fr'lEhters may rely upon having thcll
business attended to carefully and with dcs-
patch, and at reasonable rates.
Apply on board to
LAMBERT G.. FORD,
or to JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Feb II If Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06
The Great Western Fertilizer.

A FERTILIZER OF \ SUPERIOR KIND
THIS article which offer for sale con-
Il slider 10 be one of the best mannrcs now
In use. II is far better than Guano alone
Knowing that farmers have been much I'M
posed on by worthless articles under the
name Of Fertilizers, and that they look with
suspicion ON anything bearing that name, |
think best to inform them of the materials Of
which this article is composed so that they
may form an opinion of its merits from their
own Judgments. Every ton contains Of the
very best
Peruvian Guano 400 lbs.
Potash and Soda Salts 400
Fine bone dust 200
Super Phosphate OF Lime and ,ooo
animal carbon i'''
! is well known that the salts OF potash soda
and lime eater largely into our farm products.
particularly the cereals, such as wheat and
corn. This combination has bee. made so
rs to supply The growing ,'lants with these
clements it will prevent the attacks oiw"InIs
and insects; for BuckWhcat, Wheat and Grass
il Is he best naunre that can lie used, as the
materials are all solids.
The price is 81 per 100 lbs. or $50 per ton.
Apply TO A. w. KING, Mil Greek, u miles
below Elkton. IJune 2tf
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ztluyrir0.

On the eth ult., at the residence of Mr..
Theodore Marshall hy the Rev. NJ. Sa, Ter
son. Mr.. JoHN BgOwN to Miss ELIZABETH
youngest daughter of Mr.. John Fulton, all OF
Cecil county.
At Cherry Hill, on the 4th inst, by The
Rev. j. 7. Brown. Mr.. JOsEpH BOYD to Miss
SARAH S. SHORT all of This county.
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Gle 4tlorIicts.

FLKroN MARHET.-Thc quotations Of yes
tcrday were, Wheat $;l.00; Corn 50 cents;
Oats IS cts
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.--Whcat Sl.T0 $l.90
Corn 81 sc cts: Oats SO cts.
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ELKTON LEATHER STORE,
OPPOSITE TIE HOWARD HOUSE

ITVVNTI,
GAMES llASSON offers an assortment of
- Leather ut the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish ana, Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grain; ditto Madras and Tampco:
French and American Calf; Wax and Buff
ipperS; Harness and Skirting Bride, fair
black; French and American Lining; Tops
and findings kips and Findings.
H. The highest prices paid in cash for
green hides and Skins. may en-
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KANSAS, Oct. 2.-The returns from three
counties slow y heavy vote for Whitefeld,
pro-slaycry. Shawnee and Indian counties
are supposed to be pro-slavcry a few votes
were polcd for Rcedcr but the Frec-Soilcrs
generally did not vote. All is quiet.
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~Jlc0.

Suddenly, at North East, on Saturday,
September 22ul GEORGE 4. WooLEY, Esq.
the r. r. Agent at the North Fast Station,
He was attacked with the apropIrXy in the
Office of Esq. Wharton, and in less than All,
hour after being to all all appearance in good
health was n corpse. lie was an cStinablc
citizen and leaves large and interesting
family 10 mourn his loss.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

DESTRUCTIVE FREsHEr; GREAT Loss or
PROPERTY The heavy rain of Sunday night
last Swcllcd the streams Of this county TO
greater height than ever before remembered
by the oldest inhabitants, and the damage
to mill properties was unusual, and indeed
immense
On the Big Elk the large dam of Pa,kc G.
Bros. at Elk Iron Works was swept away,
carrying with i their office, fircproof safe
and all their books and papers. Loss heavy,
some say, $4,000. The dam at Spling Gar
den pierce & IIolbrook s. on the same stream
above the line, was broken; loss So 900
On the Little Elk, in Cecil county, the dams
of five extensive paper mills were carried
away, viz, Priestlcys (Plovidcncc,) J. D.
Carriers ga dams), Nacgargcc's, GIarlin's1
and Wor'lle & Co.'S (AIarley,) the combined
loss to the owners Of which is about 5000:
on the same stream the dam at Mac kali $
GriSt mil in this county and at Wilson's and
Wollastons IN Chester county were swept
away. John Mackey' mill pond, on branch
Of the Little Elk was broken, also. This
was a large pond. and he immense volume of
water let loose when 1T broke probably swept
away the dams Of the paper mills below.
On the North East, the dams of Wollaston,
j. j. Mccullough & Co.. aud John Partridge
were broken, and other damage done about
the mills and races
The bridges at North East village and
Providence paper mills were carried away and
most of the foot logs on some Of the streams
and many small bridges were swept off
The loss to the county by the destruction of
blidg cs and foot-logs, and washing of the
roads in the billy districts will amount 70
thousands of dollars.
Two holscs Were drowned in the Big Elk,
near this town, and we understand other live
stock was lost in different parts of the county.
and a great quantity Of corn was washed
away from the fiat lands.
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1J~A female pedestrian, Miss Isabella
Melrosc, has performed at Meath, in England,
the astonishing feat of walking five hundred
half miles in five hundred half hours. and five
hundred quarter miles in five hundred quarter
hours. The event came off upon the green,
near the railway station, i'll the presence of
large number Of nersonS.
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MONEY FOR EUROPE,

HpAFT Us Wishing TO send money TO En-
= 2lnl, ireland or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East, III SUMS TO suit, on the principal Banks
in any of the ahov" places.
HUGHES BROTHERS.,
Agents for Abraham Bell x Sons,
Apr 30 If New York.
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I9ILNIt)N AL.

The Office of The Cecil Viii" has been re-
moved to North Street between the Court
House and Jail, whore we are prepared to do
Hmdhills, ami other job Printing.
1.-The Wing has far larger circulation
than amy other paper ever had in the county,
and is a ood medium for advertisements.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

JUDICIAL NoMINATIoN.-Th cknow-nothing
held a convention at lIavcr dc. Grace on
Tuesday and nominated John II. Price, ESD.
Of Hartford county. as n candidate Cor Judge
OF the Circuit Court, in the place Of Judge
Constable, deceased.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

QTThc Yellow Fever has abatcd to a great
extent at Norfolk and Portsmouth, more, prob
ably. on account Of lacking material to work
on than any other cause.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

GSNATuRALlyED VOTERS. Large numbers
Of foreigners annually vote, without having
been naturalized. An instance Of the kind
has Just 10 en- developed III Philadelphia. MIR.
William Moran, in addressing an American
meeting on Tuesday evening, said:
ale had been on the United States Grand
Jury, of which the Hon. Thomas b. Florence
WAS the foreman, and, although sworn on that
jury, yer he thought himself, now that he had
left it. at perfect liberty to speak efwhat had
hanspred there. Out of the persons who
were charged with enisting parties for the
foreign army. three of them had stated, under
oath, that Mcy bal ro'cd the Demosra'ic Hcket
bCjorc they had been N this cor,t,7i on. gc,r.
He (thc speaker had asked them the GucS-
tons, and the above WIS the result Of the an
swcrs made by them"
This is doubtless often done. Foreigners
help TO swell Democratic najoritics the
Democrats sustain the foreigners in their H.
legal acts and lmpudent assumptions. 1t was
such abuses as this which created the ncccs-
slty for the American organization. and which
have given that party'thc active sympathy of
all right thinking and patriotic natives of the
country.
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FO. NEaEisfrate,

Tohc Iotcrs Of the Ihnd Election District.
Having been solicited hy numerous friends.
! hereby announce myself a candidate for
OF THE PEACE. in and for thig
District, and respectfully solicit Your sur
irogcs. JOHN a. RANKIN.
Sent. 18TH 1854
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

REMOVAL OF .'TME CECIL WING" OFFICE
Our printing office has been removed to the
Cecil Wing building on North Street, between
the Court House and Jail where We will be
pleased to see our friends and Subscribers.
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iANES NJ. BURGESS,

VA ittNE advert rmcnt Is in another
~ column Of thS ap"r. has on hand at
this time ati for sale ~ FARMS; several Of
them tr",a 'lhrc to i've nilcs from Port De-
post.
Aug. . Il.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

GIVE are requested to state that the fare
between Elkton and Wilmington during the
Cattle show ofthc 10th and Ilth will be G2ll
cents the round trip.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

KEEP THE FACTS IN VIEW. Among all the
abuse and personalities which have arisen be-
tween this paper and the Democrat lately
we wish the readers of the papers to keep in
view.
LIST. That a number of the Elkton Office
fed and office begging locofocos met togcth-
er, and by solemn oDrmm'on-cqual in court
to an oath-bound themselves to try to de-
feat the American Party.
2ni. That as a fair subject, for comment.
we published that Oath and the names of
those who signcdit, calling attention to their
political stations and characters, and exposed
the whole thing as being, in our belief, an
effort on the part Of the locofoco office hol-
| dcrs and Turk S Island Office bcggars of Elk
ton, to hold on to and get all the Offices of the
county, hy swearing the voters to support
them and their nominees and party tools.
| 3D. That then the Democrat, feeling that
an exposure was made which would prove
detrimental to the Ekton loco(oco clique,
commenced trade of personal abuse against
the editor of this paper be cause he also held
an Office
4th. That, the Ekton locofoco clique OF
Office holders and office bcggars-bcginning
the primary movcments.by that "oath" com
rleted their trick by nominating five candi-
dates from among themselves on the county
ticket and now. Voters of Cecil. you arc
asked TO vote in nearly half the county off
GERS from among the Elkton oath bound To-
cofoco office holders and oilicc bcggars. Sec
you to it, voting men of the districts.-kcep
the facts in view, and see you to the matter
at the polls.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

After all the blowing of the foreign lcmor-
Ia"y once made against the American move
mcmt as a "Whg trick, We tud that party
of Inconsistencies aud contradictions getting
up "whg tricks" in every county in the
State, where they can find a whig. thcrc and
thCrc,l disposed TO play in thcllandS of those
who for ten years, denounced them rs the
church burning party, and in Baltimore thcy
are playing the same tricks in some Of the
strong American wards In some dozen Of
the counties they have put all the wings on
the tickets they conl! find outside of the
American organization, and it Is presumed
dizzy will do the same thing in the remaining
counties.
In scarcely single instance outside of the
city Of Baltimore, have they nominated clean
Democratic ticket but Lave rtcklcsslv thrown
away their principles and taEcnall the Wing
help they could get, without asking any
questions. 1t happens, however, to be such
Wing help as will bc Of very little service to
them, whilst the abandonment Of principles
attending such course, mnst necessarily
teach all true grIt Democrats that the proper
place for them hereafter will be i'll the ranks
Of the AmrricU, DtmCcdcg. who enter into
no corrupt coalitions (but rely ON the purity
Of their princillcs) for ilsurng victory.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

05~Cccil County Circuit Court commences
on Monday. 1t is supposed there will then
be general Jail delivery, but not much 9TH
or business ira nSacttd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

After all unsua amout Of rainy wealth
cr, we had yesterday a beautiful day Of
warmth and sunshine and the promise gilmore
Of the same sort TO follow
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For Constable.

To The rof'rs Of Me 3rd Election DiHric, Of
CcoH Cou"tp.
announce myself as a Candidate for the
Office of Constable, and respectfully solicit
your votes. If elected will cntcavor to per-
form the duties Of the office promptly and
faithfully STEPHEN JOHNSON.
Sent % 1855
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

DPhilip S. White will lecture on Tom
per ance in Port Deposit on the evenings Of
the Ilth, 18th and 18th inst.
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Gov NCIL NfEEII\Gs>

~ y z = VI = T. 7 I y ~
FI'NE Brick Meeting House Council No. s.
II will hold stated meetings at Rose Bank
Hall, on every Monday aud Thursday eve
nin%s, att! o'clock: wien anl where those
wishing to unite with the American Ord.r
can have AN opportunity so to do.
Oct Iw. Big Orjcr IF Tie CovaciL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

G-7"Thc Public discussions between Henry
Winter Davis and Henry May. candidates for
Congress in Baltimore, will take place on The
afternoons Of Tuesday and Thursday next.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

0TNIarshall Sprogcll, Esq, is to address
an American meeting at Chesapeake City
this evening. Sec Notirc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06
For Tie Cecil Wing.

Mr.. EDITOR A person standing
aloof from the present political contest,
must be forcbly struck with the singu-
larity of the operations by which the
beliigcrant parties have opened and thus
far continued the war. The old line
democrats, and few old line whi@s,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06
GREAT MASS MEETING
OF TIE
AMERICAN PARTY.
IN E,I.kTON, MD,
ON SATURDAY,. the l:SsIi Ensl

There will he Mass Meeting of the
American Party at Elkton on Saturday next.
the 18th inst. Henry Winter Davis. J. Il,
Ricaud, Coleman Yellott and ID. II. McPhail
will be here to address it.
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For Constable.

ToMc lm'cpndcm ro'crs If the Third Elce-
ton District.
Having been solicited by numerous friends,
hereby announce myself a candidate for
CONST ABl.E. in and for this District, and
respectfully solicit your snliragcS.
CALEB {. CANTWELL.
Sept, %, 1855.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

D@The Democrat had our name posted as
standing candidate for clerkship to the coun-
ty commissioners. III ow came it to take it
down! That was the cry raised on three for
mer occasions, on every one of which the loco
foco commissioners were defeated. Has Lit
tie Turks 1sand' been instructed to beware
lest the same disastrous result be produced
again. How is this thing of putting up can
didate and then pulling down his name?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

" a prominent Democrat of this
county sends us the following as his
view of the present state of political af-
fairs:
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Che Cecil llNis.:::::
ELKTOS. ocTolsER q is ass j

pI-TlCKETS.-Wc are ready to PRINT to
order, tickets for any candidates for office III
this county, either noniinatedor Independents.
Our charges will be low. =
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NEW FALL GOODS,

WE have just returned from hs city with n
w large and 'p"ndid aS-or'IIcs t Of all kind. of
Fh!l Goods compri%uI Cloths Ca.jmcr". Ca.i.
Nets, Blue" Elark and Fancy: al,o large variety
Of Lady, Dress Good, Of every Kind and at ail
riIceS. Clothil & coats pants. Ne-'s shirts and
drawers OF various kinds and very cheap. for sal.
by ALDHlilGNG GRANT,
Oni G
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4 Card

TO Me, independent Ioir,.S Of Cr'd CONT
At the solicitation Of many of my fric
have consented to hc AN independent c.
date for the Office Of SHERIFF of Ccrl CO
ty at the next election. beg leave to
that if the voters of Cecil county grant,
their support and elect me. will rndra,
faithfully to discharge the duties of the OF
to their satisfaction.
BENJAMIN VANDINER.
Port Deposit. Sept. 12-tc.
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SCtiS N.sE.a.Slss, Jr.,
IL Shiplcy ST., be|om Eigdth,
HILNlNGTCN, DEL.,
-MANrrACTrREs BY srfAM-
Sash. Doors. Window Trames

VENETIAN and PANNEL SHUTTERS.
NTOULDINGS Of all kinds and sizes. s
LfI by 10 Sash always on hand as cheap as
any made elsewhere. Residence, 1914 Orange
St., be low. Eighth. IOct. 6-ly