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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-07
The VEIL WrnsnAwN.-Gy the following

The VEIL WrHsRAwN.-By the following
1t appears that the exposition of the princi-
pies and creed of the Know Nothings. so ar
IDENTIFY desire by all outsiders is about to be
made. We trust this will prove more accept
able to the Kansas, Nebraska dynasty of
Washington than have their first fruits, the
recent elections. The latter have been re-
ceiycd with decided disrclish -
In our columns to day will be found call
for an Open American State Convention. Th,
is step il the right direction and we hope
It will receive the cordial approval Of the
American party throughout the Safe. The
American party is strong enough to hold its
own III open contest against all the combined
forces of its enemies aud there is no longer
any necessity for secret Organization. What
ever reason might have h,cu urged 4 few
months ago for secret or.aniz,iion a-c obso-
lrte now. 1t may be argued that there arc
those acting secretly with the American par
ty who would not willingly co operate with
an open marty. but such reasoning is falla-
ciols. No man is true American Republic
can who is ashamed TO own his principles
and openly defend Thorn. Let us have an
American sentiment. and if any are afraid to
act with that party let them act against it.
II Amcricanisin cannot sustain itself in an
open field let it sull;'r defeat Know Moth
lngsm has served good purposc--it is no
Longer necessary element in politics and
should be abandoned. So far as VIC are con-
ccrncd, individually, our Platform is before
the People and in the future as in the past
we will maintain it. Those who like it arc
invited to cooperate with us-those who
'liSlikc it at liberty to oppose it. We labor
to $, cure the triuml h Of no principles or men
whom we are ashamed openly to defend. We
recognize the right Of every irecman to sup
port whatever political creed he sees proper
and claim the same privilege for oursclf We
arc heart and hand for Open American Or
Sanizaton and shall use every honorable cf-
tort TO effect the same. Let the Star Spang-
led Banner float proudly and eloricusly over
the American forces. 1t is too bright and
beautiful to be vcilcd in darkness. "lIang
on! the banner ON the outer wall" and let
all who love the noble principles of American
Rcpublicanism rally under its ample folds
We trust Crawford county will be ably re-
presented at the State Convention in May
Am. Rep. Banner, ConncautriHe, Pa.
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VkY.I AHsE.si
COTTON FACTORY
AND MACHINERY, FOR SALE,

FE7l!E subscriber win sell at private SAL.
T. the Cotton Mill situated on the Big Il,s
Creek. ! miles from Elhtun, Nd. with %
Acres OF Land,
8 Dwellings ard Saw MiIl. attached.
The Factory building is So by IS fec., thrco
stories high, AM is fitted up with machinery
OF the latest and most approved kinds, con-
sist!ng Of | pickcr, I sprcadrr, Drawing
frame, 4 thirty inch Cards with rail road head,
Spccders, Sronlcr. . Danforlh frames. |
jerks Spinning frame, Mules, 800 spindes
each; Power WHrpng-miIl, 20 Twilct
Power Looms. (Jcuk's make } | Tabular
Steam boiler for sizing, and heating mill,
sizc-tr"ugh aud Furnace for driving warps.
Baling Press. polished shafIing ana rullic.,
with belts in good order.
The Big Elk is large stream with fall Of
4 AL L. Inrt Aly.4 do
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Che 41lorEicts.

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ELKroS MARKET.-The following arc the
quotations Of Yesterday What son
tou, on ront.. G,tr 5u rr,s
~ :, ~
bALTlhoRE' April olh'-f!onr SOU Il"
'e' NV ~, '--''' ~ ~ "'i''' ,ea'
.-''' !" - o., 'o'h u 10 - GEMS ."lS
d. 10 nl Genus: ,loverSccd So'oV 10 QUO
lllho'hE %"'oo 10 S'.'o.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, April 9Th
Flour 1918 to To- 50: Wheat. prime rcd So
40 to S2..t5 white 81. 80: Corn 9S to )6 cts. !.
Oats 81 TO 5o,,,ts.
,v. w. ,r, ,,o
-, ~ ''. IN, Air'''-" il''a-: yea - 4V'
"i''c 10: 'orh 20 G Oa'S' NC; Ii"ver-
sea 20 . 20: flaNSecd 70 c: Flour SO.
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Row Is the Time..

Etik Subscriber has just returned. from
L fhilaar!phia aud New NurA, with the
largest and beg; seicc,yI stock of
Spring l. Summer Goods,
ever offered in this market, all of which have
i''n purchased at the low EST POSSIBLE
G7SH PRICES, nnd will be sold at a very
small advance for the cash or country pro-
duc", | can sell heavy top sail duck ,nr ser
WAITS, at l2k cts per yd; heavy Osnahargs
inn@lins from 10 to II cts per ytE fl brown
do, to6.; Braizr de Laiues.and Iawnx from
4. to 81 i and Gallo ,r:, zach as have been
selling ut ~ cts, + nuw can sell at e..
Sc: rIes.
Splendid brown Sugar Tor j and G. c: prime
Mol gees tur - els per gall; best SalerAtus ut
hs'f price. 4. eta per III; an. in short, Il
GRE.1T'ER .iSSORT NEN7' than can usually
R- i",,nd in II country store. all of which can
;.r'f viii he sold as low, and il possible. Il lit
e.: lower than they can be bought in the city.
The public will find it to their advantage to
give me call and cximinc my stock before
nthing their spring purchases. and if sales
are not made. there will be no bill presented
nor black looks given for the pleasure Of hay
hts an opportunity Of exhibiting my stock.
Now il you want to save yeur money, you
hid better call ut
J. A. ELlASON'S Cheap Corner,
mar u IT, i4i.eiowa. Del.
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TEAvY FCRcERY.-Much excitement wss
occasioncd in Washington, on Tuesday. by n
report that n clerk in the First An 'itor's office
had forged the name of jefferson Davis,
Secretary Of War, to notes of hand, amoun-
ting. it is said TO from $4,000 to 500, 900.
The notes are in til" hands Of brokers and
money lenders. The slis! cctcd party, lcf,
the city on Sunday night. He was an init
ih;tc friend of Gen. Davis, but it is under
stood that the latter will not interfere to
screen him from punishment, if he is taken.
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A CoRSELA DIGGINC FOR JEwELs.--The
Maine papers give an account of a woman and
her four daughters, in Frank lin county. maine,
who slovcled snow three feet deep from Il
path nineteen rods long, TO enable the ,laugh-
tiers to reach a schoolhousc. the first ever
erected in the district in which tho husband
ard father Of this family has resided twenty
one years. He didn't think the labor worth
the reward, but his wife did.
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NGN'lG,E.

VTyITE undersigned having been appointed
i Ivy the County Commissioners of Cecil
county, examiners to examine and deter
mine whether it will be in accordance with
the interests of the Public alter the It'll
r-m Sth lines Of the Public Road known as
the 'Ehanklcss Lane where it passes through
the property Of Ann and Hannah Kirk, for
which said alteration q: petition was filed be-
fore the said County Commissioners after the
legal notice had been givcn.) do hereby give
notice to the citizens Of the county and all
nsrsons Interested, that they will meet on
the sail road, at the point where the allcra-
tom proposed to be made, on Saturday the
2l,t day of April next, and proceed to the
discharge of the duties which devolvc on
them by tho aforesaid appointment.
JAMES TRlMBLE,
AMBROSE b. OWENS,
JETIiRQ JOHNSON,
march Is, 1855 TN Examiners.
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ASTOUNDING RrMoR IN SrRIHGrIELD-I Who
is 10 u Tniici Maiey S"auioE in Illinois, The
Alton Telegraph. OF the 29lh ult.. saws: We
have just heard on the street q rumor from
Sprn clirid. which cups the cIimaz Of any
thing which has struck upon the tyihpanilnl
OF "urcar in maya day.
1t is nothing more nor less than that Gov.
Mattcson. diSrcgar,iing the rhricc of Lyman
Trumbull rs Cnitcd States Stnato by the
Legislature. las resolved to declare that cleo
I"n voidc; and Oh the ground that their is
now vacancy in the scnatorship, intends
making an arpoin;nest to the ost on his
own responsibility. 1t is understood that
Gen. Shield is the gentleman designated by
the Governor for that Office. The rumor
goes on to gay, that p. b. Foukc. ESQ.,, is
forthwith to sue out Il writ Of maudanus from
the Supreme Court, requiring the Governor
to issue II certificate Of election to him as
representative in Congress from this district
The ground which Mr.. Foullc will assrm, is
that the votes cast for Judge Trumbull were
VOID, and ought not to have been counted
IN making up the returns.
Judge Lyman Trumhul is now United
States senator elect by the Legislature. and
representatives. to Congress elect from the
eighth district Of Illinois.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-07

IENllE subscribers having this day associated
H. themselves under the firm of Staples Il
Cantwell, vii! continue the business of Stove,
Tin 4 Sheet Iron mandatory, in all its va
rious branches, ut the old stand. where they
viii lac happy to see their friends and ar-
InalntanccS aud the public generally, and
supply them with every description OF stoves,
lin, Copper Sheet Iron Ware, on the most
pleasing terms, Of the best materials, and
made in a workmariiir manner.
EDWARD W. STAPLES,
Apr JOSEPH Z. CANTWELL.
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Dissolution Of Co-Paytnersi.iD,

TilE Copartncr>hip heretofore cAistng be-
z tween the Subscribers. under the name of
Boulder X Mcfarland. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Levi l.. Boudcn retiring
from the firm. All pcr,nnS INDEBTED to tic
Late firm are respectfully solicited to make
payment to Richard Mcfarland, who is alone
authorized to receive the amount; du" said
firm. and in whose hands the books and ac-
counts are placed for collection.
LEV j.. BOULDEN.
RICHARD MCFARLAND.
Chesapeake CITY. March y 1888
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SMASH CP.-A fine pair of horses belong
ing to Mr.. Gibson of Wilmington. and driven
by him, ran of i'll our streets on Sunday last.
upsc'ting and breaking the carriage and
throwing lady who was in it, forty feet
down steep hill. but fortunately iniuring
her but little. The horses in their course
ran against dearborn and smashed it to
pieces.
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NOTICE..

NoIlCE is hereby given to all whom it
~ may concern. that application will be
made to the County commissioners of Cecil
county, at their next meeting after the 7tlp
day Of May, next, $3.50 for the appointment
oi Examiners 10 open road from the Post
kond east of Principle Furnace towards Gil
lcSrIe $ MI! on or near the line Of til. road
lately enclosed by John Fem.
\ nIil lth lN
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THE FlsHEREs.-A number of fisheries in
this county are in operation; 5000 hcrrings
were caught at haul on Wednesday night
by Mr.. Bennett at the shore of Mr.. James
uaSson on North East river.
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n E " 0PE MING.
JUST OPENED. At
WILLIAM TORRsERT,s.

NEEl rich styles of LADIES' DRESS
v GOODS.-Slk, Linen and White Goods;
brown and b'cachcd Shcctinas Domestic
flaiis, sunmei wears, &C., compis,i in all,
ono OF the BEES assortment of Goods ever
before offered in the town Of Elllton.
April 7tf
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UJ-Wc understand that sporting gentle
man i'll this city, who has for some time past
paid great attention to the calture of rats, of
ters to make bet Of considerable amount,
that he will during the coming summer, before
light wagon built OH purpose, drive from the
Astor House up Broadway to Union square.
He estimates that he can accomplish the
task with one hundred rats in harness. 1t
will be a novel sight. A posse of police will
be detailed for tho occasion, to clear the
track, and all omnibuscs will he required
to take the back strects.-N Y. Alias.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-07

New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. Full returns
elect Matcalf, American, Governor, by n
majority Of about 100 votes over all others,
and $500 over the administration candidate,
Baker. The American candidates for Con
grcss are all elected by maiorilics ranging
5000 to 3, 500. To the lower house OF the
Legislature, only 80 administration Demo-
Gratis are elactcd out of Il total of 800. The
Senators elected are all Opposition, except
one.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-07

DESTRUCTION OF TIE RosEvILlE FAcroaY
The Rosevillc factory. which is situated in
W hitc Clay Creek Hundred, about two miles
this side of Newark. took fire in the picker
room, about eight O'clock on Monday morn
ing. and was entirely dcstroycd.--So rapid
was the progress of the flames that the hands
had barely time to escape with tlAF lives.
The wind HaS so high that the sparks and
burning fragments were whirlcd' about in all
directions, ana not only the grass and fences
were fired but the barn of Mr. Richard NJ.
w. Marley, sulne half mile 6Stant, and it
was entirely destroyed. The whole neigh
borhood was much alarmed, as for time
there was no predicting where the dcsl.uc
ton would cease. The factory was owned
by Arthur Chills of Philadelphia and 1t was
insured in that city for $4,000. BY its
destruction some two hundred hands have
lecn thrown out Unemployment. The books
as well as stock were also consumed This
is the third time this factory has been burnt
down within the last twenty-five years. The
barn Of Mr.. Marley was insured in the Della
ware Mutual company for $500 His loss
will exceed that sum some three or four hun
drcd dollars. -Dslururc Republican
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4florric0.

On the 4th inst, by Rev. John W. Mears,
Mr.. Thomas j. REYNOLDS to Miss MARY V.
CARMAN, both Of Cecil county.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev ]. r Brown,
Mr.. GEORGE W. WENTWORTH to Miss SARAH
NJ. McCLAy, both of this county
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CHANGES IN ASSESSMENTS The County
Commissioners will meet on the 18th, 18th
and 10Th inst. to make changes in assess
ments, after which 10 other changes can be
made for 1855.
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TExAs.-Mr. G. W. Kendall. writing to tho
New Orleans Picayune, says that portion of
Texas are settling very fast, but the fear of
Indians keeps many save the most adventllr-
Gus and daring from taking up the rich val
lcys north and west. There is no mistake
that the savagcs are becoming more bold in
their deprclations ; every day almost we can
hear Of some fresh murder committed among
the outlying settlements, while horses and
mules are driven of without number. This
certainly is not the protection SO faithfully
promised the people of Texas, and were sim
liar outrages committed upon the inhabitants
of Georgia and Florida, VIC should hear of
whole communities being up in arms, and the
aggrcssors punished Immediately.
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Basin Run, March 3lN, 1865.

Iowa WHEAr.-A sample Of five hundred
bushels rcd Wheat, part off, lot of four thou
sand bushels shipped to AlcsSrs Mcixscl &
'ratton, of this city, was Offered on on Corn
Change, ycStcr morning and sold at $3.50
This. we believe, is the first sample of wheat
ever shipped from that region to our market
1t affords strong evidence of the advantage
to our city Of the great system Of railroad
communication, and the opening Of our road
to the rich and fertile regions Of the mighty
cst.-Bct. CHppcr.
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Dy-Mss Silva Hardy young lady Of
nearly thirty years Of age, measuring seven
feet six inches in height, and weighing three
hundred and thirty pounds, has been retained
hy Barnu,n, it is said, as nurse at his ar.
preaching baby show.
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kNLSTMENTs For THE EASTERN WaR-It
is settled beyond doubt that recruiting Of
ilces are now actually open in PHILADELPHIA,
New York, and other American cities, to
procure soldiers for the British "forcien lc-
Gion, to serve in the pending war against
Russia. The agent in New York has ship
pet off eighty persons already to Halifax
where they are sworn and regularly muster
cd into service. and he says he could procure
five hundred men in New York in week, il
he had the means of shipping them. Fully
that number has already shipped, though the
agency had been been open but few DAYS.
These agents are regularly commissioned by
the Governor of NOVA Scotia, and have issued
advertisements offering bounty to recruits.
The Office in Philadelphia has done as large a
business as the New York office, most of the
applicants in both cities being Germans. The
agents do not profess to recruit, but only to
take charge of the men offering, and furnish
them with passage to Halifax, where they
may be recruited.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-07

GJTA fine young mare belonging to Capt.
James E. Mitchell, Of Sassafras Neck, drop
ped dead in harness one day this week, when
Capt. M. was driving her.
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EOT'IGE.

vIVHE undersigned hereby gives notice to
l. all whom it may Coneera, that he intends
TO apply to the Circuit Court Of Cecil county,
at the next April Term of said Court, for IL
commission to mark and bound tract or par
eel of land situated and lying in the Third
Election District Of said county, now held by
him as trustee ofEvine Smith, wife Of James
II. Smith of said county, said tract being
mart Of the tract called .sSimpers' Choice, -
and lately conveyed to him by deed Of con-
,cysnce from Levi II. Jackson, and contain
tanning ninety-nine acres, more or less.
WILLIAM T. SMITH,
Feb3. 1858 tc Trustee of Eviline Smith
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BUSINESS CMANGE.-Wc understand that
Messrs. R. F. & b. +. May have bought ont
the Store of Mr.. j. B. Ash, in this town,
which in few days will be opened III their
name on an extensive scale.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-07

HALF TIME.-We understand that owing
to the dulncss of the iron business the Rolling
Mill of Mccullough & Co. on Big Elk Is
running but half time
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lloTEL CHANGES IN EIKToN..-NIr Joseph
Taylor has taken the Farmers & Mechanics
Hotel, formerly Krauss',) in the Hollow, :"
where he will have larger house and more
room than at his old stand. Mr.. John s.
Hancs has taken the Franklin Inn formerly
kept by Mr.. Taylor.
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Chesapeake City, March u, 1855.

- MCFARLAND, would respectfully in
M. form his friends and the public grlipr-
ally, that The business will be continued "
himself, and hopes they will favor him with ;.
liberal share Of patronage. lie will sell goods
cheap, and will endcavor to accommodate all
who may favor him with call.
Anr IW
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BOUNTY FOR SEAMAN.-The pressing want
ofscamtn for several Of the Squadrons to
supply the places of those whose terms of
enlistment have expired. has induced the
Secretary of the Navy. with the appreciation
OF the President i'll addition TO the present
LIBERAL pay, to offer 4 hounty of twenty dol
arS to all scamcn, and fifteen dollars To or
binary stamcn, who shall enlist for three
years service within the next sixty DAYS.
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SURVEYING.

TIME subscriber having resumed his form
Il or business of Surveying and Convey.
anc'ng, promises to Accommodate all who de-
sire to patronize him. JOHN JANNEY.
Elkton, Md, Apr If
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a MILL STONE BURsTING.-On the 25th
ut, a mill stone in rapid motion burstcd in
the grist mill of U. T. Wooster, at Benton,
Ohio, and piece of about five pounds in
weight struck Mr.. Wooster in the head, kill
ing him instantly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-07

.tCThe Grand Jury of Caroline county,
Md, have attempted an investigation into
the matter of the hanging by mob of David
Thomas, negro, convicted of murder and
sentence to the pcnitcntary last October
and characterize the act as cold bloodcd
murder. but say that they have not been able
to identify any Of the parties engaged in it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-07

New lonK, April 5.-lt is raining here,
with a dense fog, and as the Sandy Hook
line is not working, there appears to he no
chance of the steamer Baltic coming in to-
night. The steamer Geo. Law which started
for California this afternoon is anchored at
the Quarantine. being unable to get out ow-
ing to the thick weather.
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CO-pinTNERSILIP

4 have this day associated 18th me in the
Il Tin and Stove business, JOS p. CautwuIl
lh- usinrss will hereafter he conducted I'M
der the firm ct Staples K Cantwell.
EWARD ". STAPLES.
Elkton, April >, 1855.
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MAYOR OF LYSCHBuRG, VA.-The NUM-
pal election at Iynchburg, Va, on Tuesday,
was for the choice of Mayor, as well as
other officers. and resulted in the success of
W. d. Branch, X. N, by majority of 22S.
All the X. n. Aldermen were successful.
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RICHMOND (VA.) MUNICIPAL ELECTION
The municipal election took place at Rich
mond, Va, on Wednesday, and resulted in
the success of the X. Ms, whose candidate
for Mayor, Joseph Mayo, obtained majori-
tty of ,256. The Wing majority at the last
Presidential election was only $40. The X
N S elected all the city officers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-07

A FINE RAlN.-Thc fine rain of Thursday,
night was needed, the ground having become
very dry.
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Nsw HAYES. ronn., April 4.-'Ihe sons
OF sam fired thirly-onc guns here this
evening. in gloriiication of their victory at
the late election. A procession paradcd the
streets, calling on the various successful can.
dldatcs, who replied with appropriate speech
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Brick Meeting House, March 8, 1856!

rIIE subscriber would also take this OPP
purt,nty To inform his numerous friends,
that ll,c business will be carried on hereafter
by hruaclf, and hopes TO he able to please
all who may favor him with call.
mar II :,w ELLIS q. CHANDLER.
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VENERABLE PAPER MoNEY-Thc y. York
Tribune has received six lolla, bill of Mary
land currency Of the year l1II0, winch it thus
dcscno cs: 1t Is n venerable specimen Of
Typography and wood engraving. and in it's
uncouth courscness contrasts strangely with
the neat and elegant paper currency of the
present day. The Endorsement informs us
that ''to counterfeit is DEATH"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-07

Cy-The steamer San Jacintu has been or
dercd to the West Indies to cruise in this
neighborhood Of Cuba.
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WHEAT CRop IN THE WEST. We continue
TO have the best accounts of the coming wheat
crop. From Iowa. Illinois, Wisconsin, In
diana and Michigan all reports are cheering
the wheat fields never looked better.
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WASHINGTON, April 5.-1he views of the
Spanish Minister of State have been entirely
perverted by transluting the Spanish word
dnIr into continue instead of celss Inus
corrected. it follows that Spain has no idea
of aboliShing slavery in Cuba. The Paris
paper, the Prcsse, misrcprcscnts LuZuriaga
Oh this subject.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-07

1.-THE total number of officials in the
British Post Office Department, is Il. OIL
persons.
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GARDEN SEEDS, from c. B. Rodgers,
NJ for sale by L. BROWN, JR.